St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 8, 1926

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on es ar Sa ES eee tks COMIC PAGE TURSDAY. 2 | DECEMBER 7. 1926. * —By BRI ee ne ~ Coa " O~y SS OF SNS: CoS ee SA \evennap a 7 (Copyright, 19ag¢y BOLONIES | | WHAT HE “THOUGHT ,-- — a oo? VL BUY o7----” ' | » FINE-AAR-TEay oe ee “TELE: Y HER VT CAME \ a DIFFERGAYT “_{ STORES ANB mg COST & 88 | e en sy" —-—--—~—to Look There is something of a knack in knowing just where to look for the apartment you want The city seems so large, there are so many that are almost > what you're after—but not guite—that you wonder how ? other folks manage it. After all, the “knack” resolves itself into good, sound com- mon sense, nothing more. Knowing WHERE to _ look means, simply, looking first in the Post-Dispatch classified “For Rent” columns, where agents and owners anticipate * your requirements by listing and describing all the desirable vacancies daily. From these your selection will be not only swift, but satisfac- tory. Post-Dispatch ONE BIG For Rent Directors ed Se. Louis’ ia smugegles Federal i a s rr i i i ie i ee a a ee ee nto een tee MacDonald, Labor | the House of Commons, vote of cen- — ' jurisdiction { ithe { Count Salm was | and shouts of Laborites, cheers supporters of the Prime: that h in | not | ‘COUNTESS ADMITS M 1S ENTITLED ~ TO SEPARATION | Counsel iis Deser-| tion, Declaring Only Is- sue He Raises Is New Ww EDNESDAY EV EN INC - ———

® meet- | Co. and J. & W. Seligman : “ He ing defeat on his first two ventures | and i away, EDWIN DEN BY, By Leased: Wire Byrom the New 15: ‘MINUTE MARGIN GIVES ork Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Dec. NEW YORK, tor Talking Machine C eo _| Husband Killed Self Just Before : ae ae BO Brie re Bay ae oan ene Policy Lapsed, Appellate Court By PAUL Y. ANDER RSON, ‘years a family-owned gold mine, is Necides > ten Petts to be sold for, $40,000,000, Eldridge} _ ‘ nae es A Staff Correspondent o e &. Johnson, founder and _ chief — “ ie: eee | Dispatch. [owner of the company, announced| NEW YORK), Dec. 8.—Because; WASHINGTON, Dec. 8—-Full re iyesterday. An option for purchase| Arthur Miller died before 3 p. m. | sponsibility for the initial step jof Johnson's controlling stock has!on March 2, 1925, his widow, Mrs | Which led to the ens of "the bee ake , ‘ , : S “ AVE -eserve |been taken by the Wall. street Miriam Miller. in the United States | Elk i ills (Cal) naval ol Pn ae rope’ firm of Speyer & Co. andi a... Gicade ok human: eee ito E. L. Doheny and the seapot & W. Seligman, who will ERE Nerden sOUES OF APPCAe. nas Fer Dome (Wvyo.) reserve to Harry F. $115 a share for Johnson’s 245,000 |2 Judgment against the Penn Mu- | sinclair, was taken on the witness ‘shares of common and offer the: tual Life Insurance Co. on insur- | stand today by Edwin Denby, who same price to minority shareéhold-/ ance policies aggregating $129,598 | Was Secretary of the pene i ers. The company has 348, 863 | Miller died at 2:45. ..Had he died |the leases were made “o maid shares outsianding. ;at or after 3 o'clock his widow | Denby appeared as de peretges - _ It is expected that ownership | would have received nothing. pene in the trial of cess ca as. | will be passed along to the public; Miller shot himself to death;|™Mer Secretary of the Interio - | who are charged with through the SO, ‘passout of conspic |family ownership years, the other | Register Co Jobnson, sale of sécurities. this will be the third complete! were 32 ucusly succ -essful | §.—The Vic-| eee in the last few | s having @een | | Dodge Bros. and the National Cash | Court Johnson Wants to Retire. nearing 60; said his de- ‘cision to sell was influenced great- ‘ly by the condition and his consequent desire to be re-| ‘lieved of business cares. The pay- ‘ment to him is estimated at $28,- '175,000, but his fortune is prop- ‘ably far greater tnan this, huge: }sums having been itor dividends, la business started virtually no cash c ithen ‘interested in the ithe days when it | toy exhibited at Coney Island. worked a short while for xialevert acturer who the squeak out of Japanese Emperor Associated Pres Dec By the | “TOKIO, ‘tla at Hayama, remains unchanged, says a bulletin issued | toduy. It has been noted that he was troubled with é¢hoking when ating. This’ is bélieved to indicate | lack of improvement. His tem- iperature ranged between 97.5 and 100.2 degrees. a penniless mechanic, received in Vic- All of his fortune has come ped Tae 32 years ago Johnson, became phonograph in was a squeaking He a pioneer failed, then con- apital. ceived the improvement which took | the machine, of his health | If; when his payments on his policies | there days overdue, but which allowed 31 | Was a clause 'days’ grace. As the thirty-first | | day happened to be Sunday, the | held that this Sunday did | not count and extended the period | (of grace 24 hours, the day ‘with the closing of the | company 's offices at 3 o'clock. Attorneys for the company § ar- gued that Miller might have been i still alive at 3, hut doctors testified he had shot himself in the temple | and Geatn was instantaneous ! 3 CANONS OF ST, BERNARD'S ARE KILLED BY AVALANCHE} ;"*...Sps's, concermice, ticles Slide Overwhe Ims Five; Two of These Are Dug Out Alive. Ry the Agssoctates Press. BERNE. Switzerland, Dec. 3.— Three canons froin the famous St Rernard’s monastery have. been ; killed in an avalanche w hich over- es helmed them in the Alpine pass The accident occurred while 10 re- ligious workers were making their regular rounds on skis to see if any in difficulty. 0 OIL MEN WIDOW $129,598 INSURANCE. i charge, ti ending | insurance | | prosecution. 2 PRICE » cNTS —aeuereenenaneeersinr—en _ —— NT ee an al : EX-SECRETARY DENBY SAYS HE LED WAY IN LE NAVAL RESER VES SING OF *. a ee ————e + FEARING LEAKAGE, HE ASKED FALL 19 TAKE CONTROL AND STOP ANY LOSSES Testifies in Defense of For- mer Head of the Interior Departm ent and Edward L. Doheny. HE DECLARES HE PUT ium | CASE UP TO HARDING Relates That President hi proved Project to Trans- fer Control of Tracts and Issued Order. bert B. Fall, censpiracy to defraud the Govern- iment in the Elk Hills lease. Sinclair and Fall will be ar- raigned Dec. 17 on the é6ame in connection with the Tea- pot Dome lease. Denby a Blow to Prosecution. Denby’s appearance as a defense witness was a distinct blow to the He was the second ‘former member of the Harding and } ; | |Coolige eabinets to testify in the i trial, Former Attorney-General | Daugherty testified for the proge- cution. As a result of the disclosures | made by the Walsh committee of concerning the _ ol] the fp of President Coolidge in '1924. He had testified before the | Walsh committee previously, and |}had astounded both the committee | | knowledge pired i | i timony ae i were lack of had trans- of the re- and the public by his about what in the leasing serves, He said, today, in the beginning his tes- that soon after he was appointed Secretary of the Navy by President Harding in 1921 he was told that the naval reserves being heavily depleted by drainage from adjacent private elds. He could not rememiber who told him, “Having no equipment in my de- i ‘partment with which to meet a sit- travelers were The avalanche came down upon | them when they were a mile from the monastery Five of the party escaped, but the other five were swept away. Of these _ five, two ‘were dug out alive: Is Unimproved ~ §—The condition t his vil- virtually | CLOUDY TONIGHT, RAIN OR SNOW LIKELY TOMORROW uation of that sort, and knowing that the Interior Department did,” (he continued, mn had ifense (up “IT took up the mat- ter with Secretary Fall, and asked him if he would take over the dé- tails of administering and proteet- -|ing the reserves from depletion, | “Secretary Fall told me that he all the work he wanted, and wasn't looking for any more to do, but that he sistane * der.’ Put Case Up to Harding. “What did you do next?’ in- quired Frank J. Hogan, chief of de- “I took the matter President of the United took Secretary Fall with would give me what as. his department could ren- counsel, to the States. I ime to see President Harding. T toid the Prestdent that the reserves were being depleted. [I told him THE TEMPERATURES la. : pee BB Mis cee an 37 9a n 3M #10 af oz 3+ a. Mm 3s = ee Cay ‘% i 2 Og Fee ON S 5 > &. Chan deed Ss 47 i ae bhi 6a. mM. it 2p. m ‘7 7 8. @ i 3 op 36 s “a m a Fe Yesterday’s high, 50 (3 ¢ m.) low «3. @ mr.) ae VW - Official forecast | USSOLINI for St. Louis and MAWES THE vicinity: Cloudy BALKANS | tonight and 1- BALK | morrow, probab. ly with rain or snow tomorrow . not much change in temperature. the lowest tonight will be about decrees, Missourt: Cloudy tonight decided change in temperature, Mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, probably rain of snow in the northwest portion and rain in the south portion by or be. fore tomorrow night; slightly cold er tonight in the cxtreme southeast portion. Sunset row) 7:09. Stage of th: \fississippi no change lilinola: {-39 Sunrise (temor | feet, ‘that I understood it was the poltey 30 | of the Government among the executive the work they were do, and that I believed the admin.- istration of the naval reserves should be assumed by the Interter to allocate departments best fitted to | Department.” anda frormnorrow., probably rain “or, snow in the west portion and by | tomorrow in the east portion: no} i then “What did aay7T" “He ike a good io issue President ' Harding said it sounded to him idea, Bo I asked him an exectitive order transferring the administrative de- tall of the reserves to the Interier Department. He said he would do ‘it. Then I asked Secretary Fall if ‘he would draft such an order, and ihe said he would.” Denby did not make it clear at this noint whether he asked for an order which would transfer the en. i tire 13.7 | control of the reserves to the Departinent, as ae tually In terior ‘Continued on Inge 3, Column : 3 — J Ye... A we Ho MS eee : ’

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PAGE 2 DEMOGRATIC TAX REDUCTION PLAN ANNOUNCED | Leaders Agree on Lowering of Corporation Levy and Repeal of Sia and Auto Taxes. WOULD CUT REVENUE BY $335,000,000: | TO etn cca a a a srr Pe 56 per Reig P IEA le SEO SIO, OEE H OR ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER & | hs. Eee et OT Denby Says He Led the Way to Naval Owl Leases ' Continued from Page One. ‘was done. Order Received and A pursued. partment. Assistant His use of the phrase | |“administrative detail’ was ambig- uous. ed. “What happened next?” Hogan. “We received the draft of the order from the Interior De- | Secretary of the Navy ‘Theodore Roosevelt and |I went over it, made some changes | j and approved it. “TY left Washington in May (1921) ‘and when I returned in Juna_ it! ‘learned that President Harding had It contro! Navy of the reserves to Interior said he from Department, ‘allowed Fall subsequently to ieuse them. Denby signed and executed the orde:, was this order, transfeftrinzg the that informed Presi- | ‘dent Harding at some time that Nis Garner Declares Passage of own policy did not have the unan!- mous approval of Navy officers. As | Bill Will Reduce Cost of | a matter of fact, the transfer of the Living by a Year. o reserves to Fall's custody $800, 000, 000° _posed by a large number of naval ‘officers. Sought Ruling on Project. Some months later, was Op- Denby said. ‘the proposition of partial leasing By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Dec 5 —The taxation issue, which promises [to produce an abundance of argu- ment during the current session of Congress, was definitely drawn to- day with disclosure of the deta’:s of the Democratic plan for a )rr- manent $355,000,000 reduction.. The bill was introduced in the House today by Garner. Approved Democratic leacers in both Senate and House, the bill runs counter to Republican opinion and the epecific pronouncement hy President Coolidge in his annual | by | Government’s Hawail, Robison, ing, to obtain an opinion on it from the Judge Advocate of the Department. Such an opinion, !n which it was | held that the exchange could be. \this—E. D.” in@tation as his own. At this point in his testimony, | message against permanent revi- ithe court recessed for lunch. gion of the tax law at — The Democratic bill calls for re- @uction of the corporation tax from 13% per cent to ll per cent. and repeal of the automobile. amusement, club dues and produce taxes. Such reduction and repeal of revenue rates are estimated to re- | sult in curtailment of Federal) rev- | enues aS follows: Reduction of th owen on we a corporation | i After the recess Denby was ques- | tioned about fleet movements 1921 tn relation to the Pearl Har- bor project, year he authorized 1a Robison to look after. that at that time he the reserves and exchanging share of the oil for ‘Navy fuel tanks at Pear! Harbor. | came to his attention and | he directed Rear Admiral] John K. I te Chief of Naval Engineer- | the Navy Representative: made legally under the naval act of 1920, was duly received. Hogan | ‘showed Denby a copy of it. At ‘the bottom was the notation: Denby identified the | “Do He denied knew Edward L. Doheny or any officers of Do-| heny’s Pan American company. No Suggestion From Doheny. “You had been discussing drain-' tax, $3230.000,.000; seas of the au- | age of the naval reserves with vart-| ous navy officers. Had this drain- tomobile tax, $75,000.000; repeal of | admissions and club dues ‘taxes. 25,000,000; repeal of the stamp | tax on sales of produce on ex-/| changes, $5,000,000. Garner Drafted Bill. The bill was drafted by Repre-! senta*tve Garner of Texas finan-| cial spokesman for the minor.ty in) the House, after consultation with, Senator Simnrons of North Caro-) lina. who holds ai correspuynding) position in the Senate. Leaders of. the party in both houses also were| consulted, Garner in a statement said the | measure carried the unanimous, support of the Democratic mem-} bers of the Ways and Means Com-| mittee. and has the backing of! other Democrats in the House. “Treasury figures show beyond | any doubt.” he said, “that there wil] be a surplus at the end of the! present fiscal year of at least $500.- 000.000. The Treasury can well! stand the reductions proposed and the people deserve them. View on Corporation Tax. “The reduction in the corpora- tion tax would benefit the entire people and reduce the cost of liv- ing $800,.000,000 annually. The great bulk of the corporation taxes are passed on to the consumers and they would be the real bene- ficiaries of the reduction proposed. The smaller corporations also would be alded. “We have been creasing corporation duce or repeal other taxes. eoniy fair to reduce these when the. condition of the Treasury clearly warrants such action.” Garner described the automobile tax as “purely a consumption tax which the poor as we!! as the rich must pay.” and asserted that ‘taxes on admissions and club dues are paid by the great masses of the people.” “There is no reason to continue the stamp tax on sales of wheat, cotton, corn and ather products,” he continued. “It is simply anoth- er burden on the farmers which brings comparatively littie revenue into the Treasurr. “The Democratic bill constantly i[n- taxes to Tre-| It is} fa equitable and fair. It would benefit every man. woman and child in the country. The people deserve and demand ite enactment into law.” Green's Peasimistic View. Chairman Green (Rep.) of the House Ways and Means Commit tee. the revenue body in the house issued a statement forecasting a none-too-hopeful outlook for any form of tax legislation, at the pres- . before | Oct. mean I got ent session. He said: “T note tn connection with the matter of tax reduction that he ithe President). says {[t cannot be secured ‘if we stop to engage in a, Evidently | partisan controversy.’ he had te mind that this session |. jaan of October? Denby Doesn't Remember. repeatedly had an- will end’March 4. [t wil! be ob- served that the only propositions , leaders of the) eoming from the Demecratic party in Congress are. all tm accord the such a8 are not at with the recommendations of President—in fact are disapproved | by him.” Genator Eimmonse said that “of: course the President t asking for | Doheny” | age ever been suggested to you by: “Never,” Denby replied. | “Or by anyone hom you under- | stood to represent '“T had no such suggestion Mr. Doheny?" from | anyone outside the Navy Depart- ment.” “TY ov . fral R he ~ Co i- son to represent you in all these negotiations? “And what “?? —— aid.’ were wour instruc- tions as to when he could see you” “I Instructed that Admiral Robtson should be allowed to see me at any | time.” Denby then ejenature, binding the Gov in the April 25 Pear! 1922. Harbor A ecict E. C. Finney signed in the Interior Departmenf time he signed this contract never seen Doheny or anyro: reeanti-ese the TDohery int Petroleum Dec, war plans ats Harty hante was which led To a to Doheny’s Pan 17 19°? ent. and Transport originoted Aston of the Navy De- the wit Ness SAik in the Orient ~ ant Sa~- behalf ~ ~~? identified his own! “ernment oF (ue ik oo Sec a CAawn Ft or thea bank’s "4 D- 1 Te and would be forbidden to agrgreeate of cent of + tb Fos he salaried officers borrow an 25 7 mare th- nk’s FYPIQSIAN a LS 4 N FAMILY Miner, Wearing Light. on Cap. Tries to Open Keg of Powder. Rv the INDIANA. members of per [+n ‘AYIA ea Presse Pa., Dec. & one Asencigt — Four farm'ily were dead today from infjurtes tn the sion of a keg of powde r In home of Isaac Beck. a coal miner of She an isolated mining vi!- lage near the Indiana County bor- The occurred Mon- Last nicht three of thw expio- tha locta, der. accident fav. night. swered, “I do not.” ‘o questions victims were brought to a hospital whether he remembered certain "¢Te: where they died. The dead things shown in the official rec. Ci#!r Beck. 18 years old; Mzrie \ords, Roberta asked: “With whom Pec%. 15: Zelda Beck, 11, and Twt- |have you discussed the matter /® Nelson, 5, niece of the other vic- ‘since your Senate testimony?” The ‘'™®: |witness named several of the de- The explosion occurred when | 'fense counsel. Beck attempted to open a keg of | “Any these gentlemen refreshea POW9*™ “bile wearing a miner's | your memory as to what hap- cap containing a lghted carbids eens «oe, See O06 Het, fe) Me. Beck walked even from the rec- Mies Over ice-covere d roads for a .ords and files of the Navy Depait- 90°", ®™@ her condition is erit! | ment.” cal. hysitians fear she will not | survive the shock. with Timothy S. Hogan of « Ohio Dies. dis.. to 1. By the Associated Press. 4 “Many sub- : ¢ LA VBUS = othy &. Hogan. General of Ohio politician, died Q., Dee s comme 1 £35} - former Attorner- ind Democrat!: today the banking laws) $1,200,000 LIQUOR COMPANY por OF PROPOSED CHANSE IN LAWS SERVES BOOTLEGGERS IN U. S. Has Agents, Destroys Books to Es- | cape Income Tax, Testimony at Inquiry in Canada, the Assoc! ated Prees. "VAN “OUVER, B. C., Dee. §.— The Consolidated Exporters, Inc., a British Columbla firm, is a $1,200,- 000 corporation organized solely to | itquor to American bootleg- It has agents in the Pacific ties of the United States. It ocean-going vessels its supply gers. Coast c operates f deliveries. ior five books are de- stroyed at regular periods to fore- stall attempts by the American Treastry Department to collect in- come taxes from its branch agents. ll! this was ceifen itted by Swanson, president in testifying’ vesterday before Roya] cern, the Commission ing liquor smuggling The commission is inquiring into the administration of the Canadian ‘Department of Customs and Excise etermine whether that branch of the Government is attempting t curb the smuggling of liquor into the United States. Evidence that the department + 7 iO QO piled up failed to enforce sardine in-transit it has not forfeiture of the bonds of vessels found unloading contraband off the United States. Before Swanson testified. his at- has liquor and that sought torney pointed out that he is under | indictment in San Francisco and should not be required to give anv inswers used against him in United States courts. which could he | | is the | plan at The Only Mec- | Nichols. In this way you | may feel the joys of a | completely furnished home on Christmas morn- | ing. Low prices and ‘spe- : | | “Pay next year” cial terms. Tabie Lamp. polychrome Hand - glassene thade. silk tassel fringe... THE ONL? Ornamental metal base. painted, washable Bead and ..$19 a the con-. investigat- | has | regulations re- | McNICHOLS ! —_—_ ase =. =e «=e «se —_——_— =< «se ame «ee we 645 a =e ee el ee a | John D. Rockefeller Very Active. NEW YORK, Dec. in his eighty-seventh year, is so in business, from which he noting fluctuations tn the stock the Impression that he | market and ts credited with giving | much advice about recent financ- ing of the Standard Oil of New Jar-? sey. ' nothing against the winds and cur- rent. which were very strong. We ordered the captain of the Arsene J. to cruise along the coast of, Louisiana. We could do. nothing | §—The | ™More than tais for two days and _health of John D. Rockefeller, who iis } | good that he is taking an active in- | terest retired 25 years ago. He has been three nights, being driven out to} sea. each tack we made. The schooner was off the coaat | from Southwest ~Pass about 9894 miles. when we gave up hope of the Coast Guard finding us Since we could not reach any United States port, we decided to run for Tampico, for we were forced to (take the statement of the schoon- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +4 BOYS’ Peon feo Large assortments of . Y ° , Nd Shopping kas You avoid the great crowds, you see only useful | and lasting gifts—you get most of your boys | Christmas gifts selected in one trip. r | BOYS’ SHIRTS ai New: and unusual patterns in fancy striped ma- | dras, English and white silk broadcloth and } | fancy silks. : | From $1.50 to $4.50 | tae BOYS’ BLOUSES A wide variety of colors and patterns in tancy striped madras. Plain colors such as white, tan : and blue in broadcloths, white silks. | From $1.00 to NECKWEAR New and exclusive ombre and regimental striped effects in fine Swiss mogadore silks—also printed 1 warps, silk and wool and plain colors. i From 50c to $2.00 | Silk Mufflers and Cash- mere Mufflers tor boys of all ages. $2.50 for the Cashmere and From $2.95 to $5.00 for the Silk. 7th and St.Charles — | =Porowning: King § 7] All the Clothing Sold by Us Is Manufactured by Us 104 Years’ Experience Our Boys Shops Make Christmas $2.50 a) | RULED LIQUOR SHIP H a i : t ~ ; Poon ‘$ Ne Se —By Acme J. B. MATTHEWS er’s master that we had to go with ;}the wind and the current. | condition was especially precarious i since we were running out of food | and fresh water. | Taken to Puerto, Mexico. | “It was at this point that he got instead of heading for Tampico, he intentionally made for Puerto. Mexico, which we reached Monday morning. ‘ “We never lost contro! crew at any time as we had armed them when we went abroad last Monday. but without a chart the master of the schooner had some excuse for saying that came here by mistake. thinking he was headed for Tampico. The ichart was taken off by the coast guard hoarding officer when Com ; mandant Edwards seized the schooner and took ail her papers including clearances from Nassau and Havana and her manifest showing that she had sailed with 19. aleoho!l and fi- quors. gler. “There the port representative of his agents met us On the whole well and gave us no trouble, perhaps that was becatise. Handley’s aid I gave them 'chamce to make trouble. glad the Mexican can have charge of pending action by the of the dis- he 000 alions of = ~ ~ She is a well-i is no doubt that this is Bene ew ew but with the schooner two gzortern- ments.” shegeeae 0m at Coolidge Breakfast. B; clateé) Presse Ww ‘ASHINGTON, Dec. §.—Anoth- ,er White Hous breakfast confer- ience was held today and was at- r thea by Senators Rebinson of | Arkansas; Swansen of Virginia; | Bayard of Delaware; Mayfield of | i Texas, Democrats: Frazier of North | KNOWN smug. | ’ ata ; i oath i bo SF Peso ip eee hy : ora) = / Both ere: ' ' - ' Pee eas the recent ’ : WILL DIS SOUR ot Sess en — be * Reply . W. C. T, Ua a By the Associated Presg, ~ CHICAGO, Dee Senators Ree of Missouri have f i. . 2 Be eee nounced today, they 4 Missour] which polled a dry ma National headq Cc. T. U. pointed te km of several Con York and Iilinois, oe | Jorities were returned. ‘dum that the result of) should be accepted ag dates. “ Reed’s announ tention to continue despite the Missourt g was in reply to a Nelle G. Burger, Re «sane teat Our | a ee | what I sh: bénefit of the people of <I el a a er a te ae Missouri W. C. T. U@ tional headquarters ‘AS long as [ am in th tates Senate.” Reed: as having said, “J low the light of my conscience in every would not vote for a tm believed vicious and tw “T shal! in the in the past, exercise 1 judgment on ¢his to be dictated to by us at his mercy as to direction. and | treme wets or the using ny own ju ll deem the) Hawes was quoted ag ten. eel Death Inquiry Al SARASOTA, Fila, } thorities have aband gation into the deaths ¢ Sweeney, mining Mrs. R. Maingot, American, drowned in Venice Sunday rnoon, ner’s jury said that the from “unknown causes.” 7 'County officials had - | autopsy to determine pair kept a suicide ‘dropped the inquiry. he made for because a the crew acted very no | I am | customs officials | Whyte-Fox, the Me Remedy of a Readers of this columm ‘‘tried everything’’ fory various skin eruptions, ly getting satisfactory ‘try the following sim ment which is said to {8 hours: Night and the face in warm water, Whyte-Fox liquid compoul ing with an application @ Fox Cream. This t r | tounded experts by only the commonly known | orders, such as pimples, but also many that are | Dakota; Howell of Nebraska | misnamed. Whyte-Fox is Keyes of New Hampshire: Meane | eonvenient form for home of Colorado; Weller of Maryland, | mav be had at good | Willis of Ohio, and Pepper of | barber shops, at eT Pennsylvania, Republicans. monev-haek guarante® — : Cy * - Fy oe = ‘ a ae 4 as oe 3 “ Pak oe . | a . “ : -= : | Le ° y a ince Px Pig of He’s Here, Folks— **Jim’’ Botto | This stellar first base- | man of the world’s champion St. LouisCar- dinals is nowconnected with thisestablishment ~ where he will be pleas- ; ed to serve his many i : friends.. Come in, get — acquainted with*‘ Jim”. , ~— «Selle JEWELRY COMPA i 109 (Ground Fleor) Arcade & Eighth and Olive eral Session to Assign One Judge Says. » TO BE HELD FRIDAY) Post by Those Opposed The aftermath FOne of the Circuit Juages de-/ s the power of the general session! recall] Judge Ittmer from the fu-} Several Judges interviewed yes- Wwenile Judge Miller the Spokesman. te practice pposition sgroup of the Judge Mlilier’s Friday's meeting of the Circuit “3 Heat a od Bn ee % " < r ~4 = oe i. : ay s 6 ee ¥ sale” 4 ay De enetdl BENCH POSSIBLE: Within a Péioal of Gen- Him to Another Court,) A THER MEETING it Judge Rosskopf) Tentatively Selected for oe Ittner. of the stormy session of Circuit Judges} y. at which Judge Ittner wag) med to the juvenile division of] Court of Domestic Relations! the protest of Judge Frank-{ Miller, who said that Ittners) tance of certain unqualified) en rendered him unsuitable! ‘g@ juvenile Judge may result in er vote on the assignment. today that it still was with- e bench an” assign him to} other court division, and indi- that such action might : en at a meeting of the Judges) y. The only reason for re- idering the appointment would ty remove Ittner from the Ju- fle Court. ay pointed out that, through yf unforeseen contingency. Circuit 3 ge Miller had been placed in’ light of standing alone against e Ittner’s assignment to the court, when in reality ihe assed the views of a@ number his colleagues. udge Miller, who is a Demo- t and leaves the bench for ori-} Jan. ft was selected logical spokesman for ihe to Judge Ittner. The upon between him and Judges who shared nis h, s was that he should ask Juize er to release him and others pledges of snpport they nad six months ago. At that Judge Ittner had lined up tl 16 Circuit Judges under ises that they would vote him -jJuvenile court assignment. - ne of the opposition doubted Judge Ittner would accede request. This d have brought abouf an ~~ unity for the nomination of'¢« iit Judge Rosskopf to the ile bench, as he wae the can- te tentatively selected by those sed to Judge t[Ittner. But e Ittner suddenly spiked their by refusing to release his col- es from their promises of sup- the mn agreed is wholly unexpected action on ge Ittrne’s part left the oppo- yn “high and dry” as one Judge. ssed it. Even Judge Miller) bound by hts promise not to; further objection. By hold- ‘11 votes under the six-months- | ‘agreement Judge Ittner com- ed ae § substantial majority. ds of Judge Miller believe. rer. that a few of his Republf- associates opposed to Judge: ’ thould have lifted theiri, in protest and not left Judge), in an embarrassing posi- There .is some sentiment gz the Judges who thus appar-}, deserted Judge Miller. to ask other vote on the matter Fri- |. - Judge Miller ts known to have; ipiained to one of the Judges; — other members of the opposi-/ [failed to. stand by him. me principal objection to Judgey ~ ‘s assignment to the juvenile; |. th ts based on his record tn the i¢ »™Machine case. rather than on _ &cceptance of unqualified | en. Workers among chil- have pointed out to several | ip Cireult Judges that Judge it granted the injunction last under which Jake Katz's slot ine pool ran “wide open” for mth. School children played machines and many parents lained to police that their sons were losing their lunch y thousand dollars turned up- Judge Ittner’s decision, that the “earnest money fund” h Jake Katz placed tn escrow. the tnjunction was granted Paid Edgar V. Maher. atter- “but not of record In the case. and the remaining’ $8000; hy & destination never ex- | nes oy ve a led ‘'s set primartly to discuss Proposed censure of former ' Judge Hugo Grimm for ad- ng of the Boatman’s Bank. ‘th he ts trust officer Several! * Sank’s advertisements have the public to “let former ‘ Hugo Grimm advise you tn} A ng your will” 's Home City Democratic. Ataemt «tod Press. RTHAMPTON, Miss, Dee. 8! 7 aie ae time in two years, “at Coolidge’s home city has Dembcratic. Mayor William | ¢ sich. Democrat, was re-elect 2 $91 votes over his Repub-/ it opponent, former Mayor WH-| Felker. At the last elec-/ ii] ) es after ; Mail Orders Filled her. + : . a serving six terms, Mayor, Market at Eleventh || || * Charge Accounts Invited | St. Louis’ Daintiest Jewelry Store™ lost to the man who wos’ _ 4 ees - terete _ o ss ee a nineeeeall Pes : Sa aa BS RCI a ea gt STE : ea Phe wanes oe <a S = ace ~irstnai geet delice apeeiemes oie 3 co te: RE ie gt agi ep acne te le Sardi atensenines tee SB a BR NGS SO AEE OME SALON “- Se

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Soe ee ee a Ra ie eo te a ae a SN DO Be ROE eS er ere eae : We gia pty vee. 2 et ~~ ae ei BD Sake _" a y tag t ies La . os a . ate gor ‘ PAGE ¢ SIAYER OF HUSBAND HELD WITHOUT BOND Mrs. Hazel Bailey Faces Homi- cide Charge for Shooting Clarence Bailey. WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 ____ FARMERS RAISING. CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH mS REAL — MISSOURI Dry yygpFROM JUVENILE | oouseweses aie BENGH POSSIBLE a —= == ro vin WALL DISRECARD 2 The New Professor at Yale : eo a ne a ae a ior ed yesterday for the twen- = , , sev |Will A - ty-seventh annual Post-Dis- Wi dmit Use of Mails to De Christmas Shoppers Hard Hit fraud Before Judge Faris by Closing of Depository in ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ OF POST-DISPATCH 0 $5000 10 FIND PORTMAN BROTHERS SHORT $300,000, BANK a _Je gerne LL PLEAD GULTY) EMPLOVE KILLS SEL I ACCUSED YOUTH modal dpetioenal sap cheareticsl | } iieiliie’ “Tan ~~ aspen tS DONOR. BS, Reply to Query of State iy States Benators Reed ang fe Ras ele « Seed Organiza | nounced today, they wil] 4 oe 'the recent Missouri ref B we ¢ Solves Your Problem for Christmas Gifts QUcALITY SERVICE AT ALL GOOD STORES EVER YWHERE ‘ant | business of the American Savings | ' to defraud, in their short-lived in- | Bank & Trust Co. has been placed vestment house of L. B. Portman, ers after an employe admitted re- 000, then killed himself. Clarence Henochsberg, cashier and teller. fired a bullet in- _to his heart after telephoning Abe | Plough, Memphis capitalist, of the ‘shortage and saying he would kill himself unless help- could he ob- assistant ‘tained to save himself and the | bank. ; Accountants at work on the books are trying to learn the rela- tionship, if any, between Henochsa- berg’s activities and a shortage of | $105,000 found last Thursday after 'the disappearance of Rush H. | Parker, clerk in the same bank. | The developments of yesterday | recall the flight Oct. 27 of Court- |ney Glisson, teller of the Bank of | Commerce & Trust Co. who was | $465,000 short in his accounts. The | bank’s operations were not affect- ed, the shortage having been made up from his bond and undivided profits. ( Harry Cohn, president of the American Savings Bank & Trust Co., declared after Henochsbere’s death that depositors would. not lose by the closing of the bank, in- dicating that stockholders would pay the losses. The bank's capital stock was $100,000 and surplus and undivided profits $106,000. Depos- its were $2,151,000 and “otHer lia- bilities’”’ $18,000. Suspension of business struck a The bank had just mailed out of Christmas savings accounts. Henochsberg. who had been em- ployed by the bank 15 years, was | convicted of forgery in Federal Court four years ago, paying a fine and costs totaling 7000° «after pleading guilty. _ Bible Class Dinner : Tomorrow. iN. Kirby will speak. sponsibility on a shortage of $300,- | | Everett McMullin, Baltley’s 11-year- old cousin. who described the quar- heavy blow to Christmas shoppers. | | Market street, in the hands of State bank examin- | | | : ; 2 = ! W.C. T. U. Head ‘i # || Plans for making this year’s | | eos ; ‘ 4 & || celebration greater than its | Lawrence B. Portman, 28 years ——— Within Power of Gen- 14 | Li e B. Portman, 28 years’ | CHICAGO, Dee” : 4 oo y , oeaagg ty bie aol aa oe Thee wil | 4. ag@ bis brother, Raymond | By the Associated Press | Mrs. Hazel Bailey. 24 years old -HICAGO, Dec.- 8. 2. ; ; 2g , ‘ | ere will be a celebration || Portman, 23, of Peorfa, Ul., will!” J OU : Pape one: i. ; me 4 eral Session to - | Delivered by city carrier or out-of-town @enlers: ‘discovered the bill while checking | ning in the church dining room. PD. her mother and of members of her | _the use for republication of al) news | credited to it or not otherwise nado en Bhd dis- Al) rights of republication of Subscription Rates by Mall, in OG FORT... cccsecee S10 OO ajily. without Sunday, one PERS. scccsvcses 8 06 one vVear.... ‘te eee eeeeesere § 09 Touis exchange. Subscription Rates by Daily only, 50¢ a month: Synday, 168 @ copy. Entered as second-class matter July 38. 1879, The presi-| st the Postoffice at St. Louis Phone Main 1111 ; ; SIXTH & LOCUST ' tion Last Shoes. | ' Two new aa Built-In Arch Shoes for Stout Women If you desire stylish, comfortable ALL-LEATHER Shoes—that will hold your weight—give long and satisfactory service, buy a pair of ’ these BUILT-IN ARCH Combina- models in patent, satin, kid | Sag, tan calf skin. Many Others $4.95 to $8.50 A5 wr ~ oe WEIS 06 URE OG Oe LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI DECORAIIONS - PURNITURE ~ One of those rare gifts that expresses a true token of : friendship. A Segar Stu- dios Lamp of hand-wrought bronze, filigree base; fim ished in old gold. Hand. some parchment shade. Lamp and Shade, Special.... A a» Mins, “I $25 ~~ ™ PAO SAY atl, DRAPERIES ET oe 7 vv : everang as possible Ji reach your destination in the morning? [f so you'll like tert The Best Ni 40 KANSAS mca t Train ITY~ . PN PL > IEE CIE Oe a

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rai nai er — £4, . ee naan ee — = — ’ ‘ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ECEMBER &, 192 ——- ST.LOUIS POST-DIS ee ~~ -=> ~~ en —— See Our Other Announcement on Page 14 Gifts for Baby— Handkerchief: ~ oll S T TX, B AER. & r ULL FE R Here a/ ej j 95 en ee | . hite double- . EN’S quality RN oe Set: oa S a GreatCity — antics is have hood attached complete selection of : initials but not in all some in regular man- These are well padded and covered with ined in pink , that is lined in pi styles; 1200 boxes to nish models, others Jap silk; have frogs and pompons; you | te, ) or blue; button Cials fo with roll collar. Sizes ee ee oN | may select from blue or pink. A yy —I vat , all —_—— de. a 4 3 in Box, 39c Women's in white and colors with corner embroidery: packed three in gift box Woven Border ’Kerchief £ 3 for 25c 5 Men’s and boys’ full-size Handkerchich in white with woven colored bord rs; eg ceptionally low priced. BS Bathrobes, $1.95 Of Beacon cloth; Japanese Padded Jackets At $1.50 style. 2 on =! t to 6 years. SS | "@ if (Downstairs Store.) hei 9 4 eres ik. we , » eee ay ee oe ta . spa 5 y ty ~— i hax % ahd ret ERS OA TE Ne agent Caliah cule tid Phe N ¥ “8 “a. ~ i gel " MO LE SACI mS se Me A ells naN ie se my - TEE oe Ss BPs lagh ote: LP ae & pn ‘ ’ aft, age 2 *- i #, Lingerie Silk and Rayon Garments . (See = Ale iy = — Cy COSTUME a Ase gr ay ger . rei et eset epee ® | >> | Thursday—Christmas Sale of 1800 Handbags | 5 5 The Season’s Newest Styles nS tailored and lace- | de chine in pastel shades. oe aged pire coy nr wd = 7 enema Teddy bear chemise of crepe de chine, aar and extra sizes. Otter Unusaal Value-Giving HEY come in the wanted pouch and morning hours... : , ance. . . 2 For the Man on Your Gift List? - ROADCLOTH Shirts in neckband ~ and collar-attached styles, with $ i center pleats. Have barrel or ?rench ome double cuffs and come in white only. : May be had in sizes 14 to 17. : Boys’ Shirts Men’s Ties | | Silk-mixed Ties in two- Made in the coat style with piece four-in-hand styles; collar attached: have € | * x blue and initialed in envelopes to match, contains one quire, priced Silk Gowns Rayon Bloomers A SPECIAL purchase that has just flat style in small, medium and large | $2.95 | $1.00 presfimeniegisss og size shapes. You may select from mas shoppers to make selection at a % oak. pe fe rather Of crepe de chine in lace- | Women’s. trimmed with net black, tan, blonde and the high shades . sot . 7 ' | : | that are so popular at this time. All ated —~ vem $B. to Prien | end “4 H are attractively displayed and there from. In box if wanted. | white and blue. Sizes t Ch ° a will be plenty of salespeople in attend- (Downstairs Sta} T1ST. Goa ee Engraved Cards (Downstairs Store.) 15 for $1.00 Greeting. Cards in i i De Pw haere ; 7 , as = , 7 we PT eee Se pe ow ¥) BS 2 Fe ea ¥ Se a - 3 % x bas ae — ~~ “ SPARE, MERE St a iy, PORTE NTO age APR tot RE Les OI) OS Tie Se a es > +s ‘ o ted othe tailored . e styles. (Downstairs Stere.) A Remarkable Purchase Enables Us to Quote an Extremely Low Price in This Pe oe oe Tee , x a i rey rg y st EE RB SS ee vor hing Rimage sake Aj rgd se ‘ ” ? ™ al " : nan’ + Dp MaRE “i a> 2 c pie ic A ont : ae a 3 ‘gab ‘i P . ee : aed od MR er ae AN ds ~ . eee mee ta , ‘a 7 7 ” 4 Ri eh aaa * oF: “ t - ’ 7 F ee. oS Re b an I a ee 2 ¥d Ii 68 algo ores... ded Mae) Wana CMAN Po ing —— a RPE ae etmek ; : is - ie. “1 is ati x vag: z ci Soe. bo a 2 hee * mt) ST sh os : Beas ae a F peg cy Abd seat neg ‘ Beas fa sh s 1 als Pe De I RRS SINT «Sige A elt pe ri PRES Se Na! HI Nae ss Sy eS SD AES eee ate ae ee Signed Cen NA ee ale fe ETP EE eae ewes SEO EY bb oe: «heii “ Ps y cae rate -asG hake : i “wt: ares ae eaters its ear (tr, Cael ene? tin eatiee ime sabews. “a oe aN m. "e. rel gt § = ‘ oh is Nee . » : w “ rer os be tai y a * a ee tn, . oo . . . ea AS ee ee oF 05 EE PR, Paap SE OS Oe BE HABLA he TIT hag: ata oy iD sats ae . vetiie i. “ my ° ¥ 0 A RE SPS RODD AB LT nt © eines i Rl ll te a ty oh atl Ne ep ae Ai] el 4 May ern ae 4 i ihren ahaa aie PT 0" ie a Pee RP aU AS, Bited wily RR MARCA a. « AOL BE ax, VEE ade NE Q WOMEN'S full-fashioned thread silk 5 0 Hose, silk above the knee to lisle $ ° garter tops. Well reinforced and are 1 — in the wanted colors. Sizes 8% to 10. Chiffon Hose | Anti-Darn Hose $1.00 | 3 Pare $1.00 Women’s all-silkk chiffon § For men, boys and girls; Hose, silk from top to toe; packed three pairs in a bo; high spliced heels and toes; gray, sand, cordovan end wanted colors; come in sizes black. Three pairs guaran- | teed to wear three months. 8% to ro. (Dewnstairs Store.) 3°Gioves WOMEN'S Imported Kid and Lamb- skin Gloves with novelty embroid- $ 59 ered gifts. You may select from the eeeieaen wanted shades in sizes 6 to 7%. Spe- cially priced. Children’s Gloves | 59c Pair Beys’ lined Gauntlets, skat- | i Gloves for misses and Idren and jersey Mittens with fur band tops; sizes for | children 3 to 26 years. : Fabric Gloves 98c Pair Women’s high-grade cham- ois suede fabric Gloves with movelty turn-back cuffs; all colors; sizes 6 to 8*<. (Dewnstairs Store.) Sale of 1350 Juvenile Wool Suits ROUGH the combined efforts of 17 affiliated stores we have been able to share in a great purchase of Juvenile Wool Suits. The savings were so great that we are able to offer our portion of 1350 Suits, at a price that is sure to inspire generous buying. Early selection is advised as some styles are of limited quantities. Materials Wool Worsted Jerseyé Wool Navy Serge Plaid Lumberjacks Fancy Tweeds Wool Jacquards Blazer Stripes | These Suits will be on sale fn | | the Downstairs Store Boys’ | | Clothing Department as well as | | the center aisle Bargain Squares | ' of the Downstairs Store. A wide | wariety of attractive colors and - eombinations for selection. | Buttee-On Models tn Stace 3 to @ | | Middy Stylee Are in Sizes 3 te 10 | Phone Orders Filled Tonight From 5:30 to $—Call CEntral 6500 For the benefit of those who will be unable to attend this sale Thursday we have arranged to take phone orders tonight until 9 o’clock. When ordering please state letter. | Mail Orders Filled While Quantity Lasts (Dogrngtairs Store.) = usually attractive desig 4 are beautifully eng d. ° oe a8 15 cards with lined Special Group of Boxed Novelties velopes to match. [NCLUDED are necklaces of imita- . tion pearls, pearl and crystal com- $7: ; binations and all crystal; slave brace- - lets with rhinestone and replica stone : sets. Gift Jewelry 59c Cards in a large Twelve Cards, each ¢ Engraved Cards, in Kiddy Sets $1.00 Imported and domestic bar Imitation pearl necklace mecklaces, hat orna- and bracelet, beaded bag and ments, earrings, etc.; includ- medium size doi] packed ip © ed are many sample pieces. | gift box. | (Dewnstairs Stora) | 9x12 Axminster and Velvets — A splendid group of good grade - Axminster and seamless Velvet $ 3 1 - Rugs in new patterns that are suit- “ able for any room in the home. All are in the 9x12-foot size. 3x5 Axmimsters (27x54 Axminsters” $3.98 $3.25 “3 A specially purchased lot | Just 180 of these a of standard grade Axminster grade Axminster Rugs #4 = Rugs in allover-and medal- over amd Oriental efieeme, lion patterns, | ideal for gift giving. 2 (Downetairs ; a ns Rs q west + Pes. 5 SS UB we For Women and Children TN the coat or slipover styles, some are of fine grade brushed wocl, $ 95 others in sports stripes or solid colors. es ott Girls’ sizes 3 to 14, and women’s sizes 36 to +4. Sweater Coats Boys’ Sweaters $1.95 $2.95 | Heavy knit in coat or pull- . 6 years: front over style with roll collar: a Cre hege pockets and come in assorted plain colors ; attractive colors. im sizes to 34. (Downstairs Store.) For Men—Gold N a large variety of handsome very practical gift for the with silk ribbon, silk cord, frogs and pockets. Sizes 36 to 44. Girls’ Robes Boys’ Bathrobes $1.98 $2.95 Of Lawrence cloth in Warm fleeced cloth Robes pretty patterns, neatly trim- with two pockets, shaw! med; have cord at waist; collar and rayon mixed cord: light and dark colors; sizes large assortment of fancy 6 to 14. ' patterns; all sizes. (Downstairs Store.) style in sizes 6 to 11. Women’s Slippers" 89c Pair Of better-grade felt in pretty colors; neatly braid- ere ed and have silk pompon and padded soles; sizes 3 Brown Kid oo ) man designs in light, medium and $ O8 A would be a pair of these kid $ 98 dark colors. Some tailored, others | Slippers with flexible leather soles SS and rubber heels. In the Everett Men’s Slippers 73ac Pair Of good grade felt in Ev- 't stvie; brown, gray and wine; plain or printed vamp; padded soles; sizes 6 to rz. (Dewnstairg Store.) Large-size Net Bowl, | ! rustic style, complete witli $ pickers and cracker, -s Size 66x78 Inches—In Gift Box LANKET-COMFORTS in attrac- tive woven designs in various col- $ ors such as brown. tan, gray. etc.: also some in Indian designs. Very practi- cal for gifts. - * ee 7 - ea Hemstitched Tewels Rayon Secdst ‘ water, preserving all the | ‘ritiows value of the foods 33c Each | $2.95 Each “a Percolator, $3.49 Union linen (part lHnmen) Rayon-mixed Spreads & Universal Aluminum hock Towels in all-white or double-bed size Scxros mCue colater makes six cups © with colored borders; all are Spread and bolster coz 4 ns caffee : neatly hemstitched. tose, goid or biue. reelator, $7.98. (Gownseta.re ea Pitta

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es Ai. : dkerchiefs— Initials and boys’ full-size Handkerchiefs with woven coiored bord rs; ex. low priced. (Downstairs Stere.) hi raaieacdiien RTE Ae EE EAL YELM CHAIN I STI = PIN ORI re rH OC AR on Your Gift List? in neckband styles, with el { OR so. en sais ee in white only. 4 to 17. A$ 7 50 Boys’ Shirts 95c _ Made in the coat style with collar attached; heave yoke meck and button cuffs: neat stripes, checks and plain white and blue. Sizes to 14 (Downetairs Store.) oss ; tie Eom) ? ln A BLE MOREA EAT IEE, ee ee. TSS! ee, : ee md replica stone bar prma- and bracelet. beaded Phe! lud- medium size doll hand in Kiddy Sets $1.00 necklace Imitation pear] | gift box. (Downstairs Store.) Ee r inster and Velvets of good grade ee 93] 2 - t are suit- the home. — size. 27x54 Axminsters $3.25 | 18> of these tr | grade Axminster Rugs in all- dot | medai- - : : : / over and Orienta) : : ll 3S Just good effects; ideal for gift giving. (Downstairs Store.) ———— nches—In Gift Box RTS % in various col- i, gray, etc.: also As. Very practi- r i mh attrac- Rayon Bedspreads double-bed size Box105 inches; J 4 $2.95 Each. Rayon-mixed Spreads in Spread and bol«ter combi ; | rose, gold or bjue. (Downstairs Store.) +o Ree Black Caracul and Lynx Coat................. $6550 x . Plain Coat of fine selected Beaver.. Lots Le A gold. They are rich and Tropical Seal and Beaver Coat............... $225 i, / luxurious in appearance. Natural Hampster, Wolf collar, Kasha lined... $135 y Gray Cloth Coat, Kid Caracul lined........:. $125 The collars and cuffs Plucked Panther, red leather trimmed.... $195 are faced with plain Third Floor.) satin and the Robes are trimmed with silk cords. Sizes 8 to 18 years. (Boys’ Own Store—Fourth Floor.) Gifts of Sparkling Glassware Crystal Shines mn Glorious Splendor at This Merry Christmas Season Glass Salad Plates Fashion decrees glass for the salad course—clear sparkling glass that adds go much to the tempting deliciousness of the salad. Cool green glass plates with attractive wreath decorations are priced at, dozen............ $3.95 With grace of line and beauty of decération, this rich gold-encrusted Giass- ware makes a Christmas gift that is sure to be ap- lovely A charming boudoir ac- cessory that will be a welcome gift to any fem- inineé name on your Christmas list is a dainty | Vanity Set—puff box and | Table Stemware Each course of a dinner exactingly re- quires its own particular stemware. service of clear glassware resting proudly on jade green stands may be selected from this assortment at, each....... crystal optic : see idle in a hostess china cabinet, for they are s0 convenient. An unusual- ly attractive imported set of amber glass with bands of blue or black, reciated. Candy jars, | | benvia, compotes and can- | two perfume bottles of | has six glasses $ 4 95 dlesticks, _ colored | and pitcher for.. ° each. ......-.-.-. $2.95 WROD sk deine « 4 )| $ | 00 (Fifth Floor.) Gift Glassware | Butfet Set Flower Bowl An excellent assort- | A charming gift for the | An attractive rich blue, “ment of single pieces of | dining room is a colore | green of - nd ~ we £ shimmering Glassware— | Buffet Set consisting of | Bowl - “a — A flower bowls, candle- | low bowl for flowers and | stand; an . ao apd pen "e sticks, vanity sets, sugar | four gracefulcandlesticks | and is r ¥ se This . and cream, candy jars, | to match, fitted withshell | nee - gt nae *. etc.—in hand-cut green | flowers. An unusvally | rw aiso | 49 ‘. or amber glass, attractive Set - | $ SOG « i. , sco iieeds $ | .00 OS es Ee ies os ae {9c | iemees ot kwnek ° . | Water Set Encrusted Glassware Vanity Set A Water Set is never += i= A a « ~ ee * OMS =~ ¥ ~~ v a Ser eam, . ° and A Ss S ‘ Ae ee eo Ee er “UN Thursday on Gift Aisle Second Floor Bowls, $1.00 There are several styles to choose from in this group of attractive black glass flower Bowls with neat silver trimming. Men's Kerchiefs $1.50 Box Men’s Irish linen Handkerchiefs with neat block initial, packed 6 in a gift box. Handkerchiefs 25c Each Women’s colored nov- elty Handkerchiefs of sheer voile, linen and ba- tiste, with scalloped and lace-trimmed edges. Boudoir Case, $2.95 Lovely boudoir Cases of fine quality linen, beautifully hand em- broidered, with real filet lace medallions and edge. Chair Backs, 89c Levely old-fashioned filet Chair Backs, hand- made in artistic designs. Chinaware, 39c All sorts of China nov- elties are offered ‘in this group. Pretty wall pock- ets, ash trays, vases, match holders, etc. Wall Pockets, 75c Colorful Japanese Pot- tery finished in black, with raised color designs of birds, butterflies and flowers. Glassware, $1.00 Lovely gift pieces of beautifully decorated, hand-cut colored glass flower bowl, vases and candy jars. . NN es - ~ ae Rte A A Ee =~ A ON a IN tl oe ene oe —am “ ae ~ eee Oey

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swt = ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1928 ST. su ee — o—_ —— = : in‘ re train through a . Se , Af a + Reesor. | | nulment | companied by her son, William K. |said she had no thought of follow- mit Og the Sacred Rota in ready s © \ a PRESIDENT SEEKS | Again Denies Annulment g, Bog es soy ig ‘Mes. William K Vanderbilt Jr. Mrs. Vanderbilt | ing her sister-in-Iaw's example and Toms ‘nor a y . : cai 1 $30,000,000 FOR ON yoREK yy | Vanderbilt II arrived re _ > , — : : ’ “2. The ris DRY ENFORCEMENT | er denials made in Paris that she}the White Siar liner ON | . Sk for Horlick’s | : | —. cite: © | | — sa —has collected “ift i | lw . | o tion of burri : ss.s0s.54° TALL LADIES’ | The OUT-O-SITE BED _}\|| A good rub with , | y° Milk | | ma 8.558.540 | LA i, Fits in Cleset 30x58” | blessed relief from the shooting, tse Luden menthol | = "anaes @ andFood | SI M (> \ $13,815,500 | Made by : and agonizing pains of Neural - biend is scothing—healing | FPorinfants, . 4 maces | — SuNgstras rvasonass CLEANED a gia, Sciatica and Neuritis. ~and does not upset the YOUR y ve - alg 2 oo | ' i | : ticles Im today’s Want 900,722,142 |] i ‘LL ANALGESIQUE (SAY BEN-GAY) les tm — nena aid a ee $8.519,.868 Seen rinc! of eee Dt 569,981,304 563.629.560 785.000,000 — ne = Se AAS EASES EEE SAAS SANE SASS SNe Soe ee me a tae a ae a . A Ti Lo ee _ , = 3 ae a 4 : e f . > " * } ffi : : “) Wrapping, Packing ie U.S.Postoffice @:3% } - a soe desk 1 sintsined or ; th | | the convenience of Christmas a | sie aa Nk Ae deetaaerien in plenty 3 | pers, free of charge, to wrap par + : : | } of time for Christmas. | ‘ 7 | for mailing. x ee : | (Second Fiecer, . (Secon@ Fieor, Seuth.) | South.) a : “The Store for ALL the People” — BIG ANNUAL CHRISTMAS 4 = — ety. Treasury ...$3.259,.222.095 $3.256,602.009 | Postoifice De ment | Service, payable from | occ . ©6788,905.903 757.969.115 totals ....$3,.908.027.396 cmnmeepamteecae’ ~ oe | It will be seen from the foregoing | table that, excluding the postal service, which is nearly self-sup- . the appropriations request- | ed in the budget for the next fis- | cal year are some $2,600,000 less | than the appropriations for the present year. In eomparing the foregoing figures, It is to be re- membered. however, that the esti- mates for 1928 are subject to in- | crease by supplemental estimates, | while the appropriations for 1927 will also be increased—but to a less extent—by deficiency appropria- tiens during the present session. Delay in Naval Construction. The 1928 fiscal year outlay pro- | vides for inauguration of five-year | aviation programs in the Army ani | Navy, with a total of $574,000,000 for Nationa! Defense. | Mr. Coolidge asked Congress ‘0 | 9@ postpone construction of the re- maining three of the six light cruisers that were to have been started before next July in view of this country now engaging in negotiations “to breaden our -xist- ing treaties with the great Powers | which deal with the elimination of | competition In naval armaments.” He also omitted all provision for the construction of two rigid air- | shipa. which Congress authorizei | to be built at a cost of $8,000 000) arias to July 1, 1928. He asKed! that time be given to experiment) with the all-metal airship now .e- ing constructed at a cost of $300,- 000. a me, Be. 4 ¥ * ; f Z tae i ye g Pu A na OF ‘ : fee canoe nevice yon OO Nee Poni ee hn Re egies cteapaten, gti CES LES ASLAN GEE ALLIES LILLE LE I. (TIERS NI ALORS ORE AI GE MO Le LY NGA A ANN NA tl NE Hiss. Decker nes - ,~ ” -s 7 ew ie ” sy os , : drier ih on wl lal wil is .* wii a + Paka? - nia’ a PEE tagga T : “e a aes 7 “ “ te as os - - aie : - oe oe woh ab te be Des ; we a = aa? OS. Wee hee ee se ~ Mage) caret en a te Paar) z ; us caealh Sis ah ik : - ; pb r ee ea eee ee ; =) 3 — ee ¢ Somer f re doh ee te aad de " 7 & used in China for burning | opium ts very attractive ; when filled with . 7 Galnnda Miter. South | 7 - Sale Starts at 9 A. M. . ; E a | - | pun | how \ | —_ = te } MO itl tii Uvuidnraievraninninne (( ” MM am . PE ee PP the PP IRM rn ow HG Sir oes ¥ nent a CO Dae + ent e A ' ot Pr Cn TR A SRR. Sp gpa a OOF haw sata —— . — es ° a nthe shed Sip, acpi! “vay fa eB sionliata stavhandh Hun | ' LT vit } i ee a 8893 Shirts of Gift Quality Rayon stripes, rayon-mixed, ray- Of the $73.477,.380 proposed for) as if ‘ts 4) %3 7 HULA . : eS This Sale aviation in the Army and Navy.|} on-filled, broadcloths. , : | ; : Y 11 QO E aihess tur colstrection af ter-jfh fine madras, fancy _ ee ° RE l'= Wi p ert \ raeks and quarters. The total ap- madras and man Y . propriations of $680.537,.642 for, others. . | >. : Thursday : the War and Navy departments 4 . makes provisions tor military and | ( 4 This is the outstand- “as get including $4,000,000 carri:d over from last year, is $317,815.506. or $9,246.475 less than this year and the War Department estimate is $366,722.142. or $11,251,340 more than for thig year. “This is a very considerahb:e amount to spend for protection in time of peace.” said the President. “No threatening cloud at the pres ent time darkens the sky. Our +1. tent and attitude th one of peas and friendly reward toward al! na- tions and peoples. This. how ver is not sufficient warrant to nez lect our defense and default >%n) necessary precautions.” While proposing expenditure of the $75.000.009 authorized by Con- gress for road construction. Mr Coolidge renewed his recommenda tion that the Federe! Government eut down this appropriation here. after. confining its activities to ecenstruction only of primary or in- terstate highways and leaving to States the development ef second- ary routes. Alien Property Clatms The President asked Cengress to Give early consideratien to a per- + manent merchant marine policy and to the disposttion of alien property and settlement ef Amer- team and German war claims. a problem now holding the attention ef the House Waye and Means Comm ittee. The increase of $12.000.000 for | the Veterans Bureau, making the | total for this office $475.400.000 | for the next year. involves princi- Pally an increase for military and naval compensation. Counting pen- sions and compensation to the vet- erans of all wars, the total carried in the budget for veterans’ relief is $705, 000.000, Aside from the $39.900.000 re. duction im interest on the public debt, the largest sira’e decrease in. the new budget is » drop of $3... 246.175 tm the allotment fer the. Navy. The program provides for the decommissioning of certain o!4d ships, affording a considerable Saving In fuel and maintenance an@ a curtailment of more than $5.000.000 tm the ameunt te he spent for major alteration of res sels. The ceast guard. however, re- ceives increases totaling more than | $2.500.000 for new vwesseis and for genera) expenses. The Treasury estimate does rot include the $20.000.000 which the administration expects t spend during the year for public bulld- ings throughout the coentry. The Agriculture Department re- eeives an Increage of $4.851.997, of which $2.500.000 goes to meet the increasing cost of the continuing ae Sond *, *. e, am “pe, "a>? th + amr, i ae 6 \ i | betes “5 IIL) Wil ~ | Nunya , et a x *, ~~ So . Sizes ) 132 to 17 Bre . Be | Covered Kettles No Mail or We szss Vatze Phone Orders Man | ~ i > é ~ 9 4 ra 2 = $ 3 : = ' a 3 . : a % ee 3 © ; : i 2 3 >; se 2 2 | © sf}. " . —” £ se & we \ . pe *. . oa ee SY * Phd 8 : % & * Fe hae.» . fo $ i ee a P a $ * ——-. & oe ae Laat - = bs - io & § c >. = a : = > aa Mam ; re ei oa * - ae a a ' = . + > B- 3 = ‘ 4, : - c= G a + ay . ; 3 % 2 . o ao : 3 ie - > = = eee ‘ : ’ > oe so 3 es ; : - * as «+ = Sa E =z +4 eS 4 £ D FS} Q Z ¥ a % Ss $ 4 Ra 3 cd ‘ hart son s ne ; = es 7 Pe By. BH BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS SHIRTS HERE THURSDAY | .=%. SNR SENT a NS DS MO AME EC Bik Bik « > cco" Aluminum, —* > Wifi Assia maaan RS. When the public sees the wonderful array of fine . | The history of Nugents Shirt sales reveals a : =e) ad Sar oa Shirts that will be spread on more than twenty This Sale Will Be string of tremendous successes, proving beyond =a tables Thursday, there will be such buying as even Held on any question of doubt that the Shirts are wonder- this store has seldom witnessed. : . Every kind of Shirt you can imagine. Neckband Main F loor, Sou th ful values. And that St. Louis men who have styles, collar-attached styles, collar - to - match Thie| cbedtuens lef tha; , bought again and again are well pleased with their | 2 { Pe bre ee styles in immense variety. ilar os pou it if 4 — sale purchases. - 7 “Weer. Buec” Bee pregram ef forest road construc. . s 1d C y lat we use . : iy = 4 extra deep double-liz Ee ee St eet ter : pm ere the ao 9 the ern — — more than a quarter block floor The one which opens Thursday will be no ex- "9B | | with long always-cold qeent'wtntinns under the Purnell act ose e entire irts in short order. space. Table after tabl 2 ‘ f ff : , - : dle; a special purct a. wen . P table of fine ception. In fact, even greater efforts are behind it. = F fait ee een, een When a sale grows to be one of the biggest in Shirts with extra salespeople to aE | | offered America, it’s a sure sign that the merchandise is iil inal Handsome, finely made Shirts. Youll wanta —aaR/ | a right and the price low. dozen or more for gifts. a — ee. Op lly eA nee weangpan mevagrie. be le tes “Yon «emis ¢ “tye «5 ee lotment fer eradication of tuber. | lo-w ‘SALE OPENS 9 A.M. THURSDAY—Main Floor, South, Nugents — partment ef Commerce is larce!y devoted te the werk of promoting $4,663.000 to $5.953.000. om A $4,607,683 imcrease for the De. “se Se San he enn Ninn Sten een San er ann 2 hen 2 hn nn Sn he Sn he en et ee wrt :

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separa- ) 0 sim fe e YY o > a ticles Im teday’s Want Ne hes “es “et . _ pping, Packing | cial desk is maintained for j venience of Christmas =e. _ of charge, to wrap parce ing. (Second Fleer, Seuth.) , J ee atl lat 9 A. M. This Sale Vill Open Thursday At9 A.M. On ain Floor, South — nel a cc aetttindiiedl neem Nanya |" 132 to 17. r No Mail or Phone Orders *e Department on the Be Devoted to This eople, Wrappers and Give Quick Service IRSDAY hirt sales reveals a es, proving beyond » Shirts are wonder- lis men who have li pleased with their sday will be no ex- ‘fforts are behind it. rts. You'll want a Nugents “4

Infant r( ,» Dolls Made to look ilixe real infants — moving ¢yet, jong, white lawn slips $1.75 emali sizes $I at ager med: - $1.39 ; ston $i 89 Real Valuce in the Dollar Toy Fair | ,co*: ° ‘ak arm rocaer; ¢2- tra strongly enéd sclicly made. i Leather Footballs Sewing Machines Dolls $ Cedar Chests Coffee Sets Building i j Three-Light Outfit Games Iron T | Bears Paint , Poem ont PP ATL LP OGLE A SOO ve pe tas 4 Z ENED . 4 + GP * - Men = S33 aa See) Se eS a ; ote Bs ed: Pe % Piee¥ Fe rae: aa Lick Sal a gs SS ae pee 1 Wao pe ee oa yA iA LEAS 4 ae ee BT sss ear URED BE ek es , : «RB ictie ee x ae of Se eee 7 mast scale : i oe. bree Shel Cups, = $i 39 and creamer. gize, Lemit of 2 $3.25 ler Sets to cach cwustomer..... eee ee Come to TOYLAND age Yes! A Big Jolly Sancta is in | Nugents Fairyland 75¢ China Tea Sets Decorated — consiets of 6 6 saucers, teapot, sugar 39c $2.50 Rockers 05 Musical Toys i French handmade snore Doll Beds Blocks Tool Chests | $ ] 9 Nightgowns with square, Delts in Baskets, Etc, Etc. . and round necks ..----+--- , Ww Fleer, toute.) (Nagents—Seccond Ficor, South.) SR Ga BR a tee 4: SSA SARA SA eae Sp. Bie ee

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J p 2 a oe | »? wae A ~ : pay as s° "7 ; ee -- “ ik an . , ie oe As - ,* : af : or / ; « e* n fey J . ‘eerie er: rae Ne *. 66. sus 4 =3 - re r 4os % : "* -- a & + Gwe See f “tp _——* . Te - ar ee See aes ° f .- Cages a ae ’ %, ed ard x tines J ee he ‘ - Me ay “f “Se + .t+= ole . F ETT eet 2 gow - ‘ ot: tee ci ce ct * ~¥ Tete a. , . - : . : g seek hi, > Fi SY er a4 re SA iy ; “ 7} pee 7 gs ot ks e ‘3 ao ss” tes 7 —_ 4 Ch . - .*@ ’ . x a, " Sometimes according to his tes- timony, he would bribe oor Me m | ficials outright to sell | wet A z RS et Pew age A be aid Ne STAB Ry oe ing sili oy ae, RS ii! fo a Oe Nam SR ie Gg acne 9 ale ana ig lay : oe a ee er eee ne ee ee ets S * M i ° i; as aS eens a4 . pee oe » tie ost ease Nee : fi ie te a ~ si iat 2 ere Saat So aoe BRR RN ARNG RN SE SATE SA oes tiny" st ae Be “4 tem ‘ sented , ° ] d hrunk 7 urn- a7 bI ye ¢ mony to “break the story.”’ | $1.49 Satin | every pair perfect, latest sty es,and pre-s . rown, bive or grey @ | Everettes with padded Gould referred to the graft’ ve pa , [ lk soles. Sizes to 1 money as “gum-shoe money” and | Charmeuse backs and slip-ons. elk soles. Sizes lack ty 36-inch . . e testified that he had expended ap- | 1.49 Taffetas Kiddies’ Sli Red or biee felt with proximately 950,008 = that | | Dark changerble colors . « _ a ] manner, then added that the 36-inch , S f, M, d W, 3 f 4 Dutch figures. Sizes = amounts he had mentioned did not. (Bargain Basement.) IZ@s or {[sseéS an omen,,. 0 6 to Misses 2 et. 4‘ Domestics § constitute one-tenth of it, being | . : . * (Bargain —- Of , : only “little baby expense.” | ‘ Come expecting to find the finest fabric Gloves you have ever _ — ae | Hot R oll Cases That he knew he was “newer the . chased for $1, in this sale at 55c. Buy now, for real economy. Turn bac be ¢ penitentiary,” Gould testified, and . lip on styles, all the very latest and most wanted shades and trim- rig ; ee eee i 6K Underwear and slip on sty y “Hl $1.35 - $1.75 a : | s missioner entered his office with | mings. | ; 0,000 G : - | ° . a demand for $10,000 Gould de- | Gift Hand embroidered clared he was in as deep as he) . 3 ° . re. j ie could go and threatened to throw | ej Suggestions Every Pair Perfect—All New Styles } ££ : scalloped edge and er an ink stand at his caller, if he) a Women’s silk ted- : . | oe | omer designs on white” . dies, «i a ‘ ° j Bs : ; > Li gotten I a isis eee bloomers. Well made Imported by one of the largest Glove importers in the country. A —_ : | linen. ! | — cial feature of the sale is the large number of misses Gloves, in sizes 3 to 5%. eS i y Xx XK OK eastern part «of the State, was. % oe ; , rw j . ee: oe ty $1,200,000 was at stake. The im-/| \ . OO , 6.%% &,% "9 , YS Me e ®, ey A : Pa provement district had been created | 7h we) ’ . : . at,e, SS Sy . “ ) > » a€ : 2 Za : JF) » AY 2, ag > S& 2. | . ete a ae) ae 4. te ha Lae ta ee eta. oF neg shpat tiny sive — NG alg 8 Ca a Ph ND ot eles Sty given special attention by Gould tn | | his testimony. A bond issue of) / \ ° Silk crepe gowns, by the Legisiature through the) di envelope chemise and - “jamming” process, and Gould tes- | Step-ins. Nicely soe ye Tar ) | | ° Se | 7 : tified he had been promised the | mace and lace-trim- .) Soy | : ) Y, - . > | > 6 . Large towel and two | bonds. He even put up $1000! ) . las , | ae / - wash cloths with blue, earnest money, but when property | PN I : , 4 lavender, yellow or pink © owners complained the bonds had- ° ABA poe : | ° j | borders. ‘ been sold too cheaply, his contract : . Linen She was canceled. | x r AK, | _— ~~ eg > } Ipaca chemises, . ery unus values Compton & Co. of St. Louis then | Novelty alpaca chemises $1 velvets, velours and felts, om contracted tq buy them, but again | cage nd ee binations. Many sty the contract was canceled. | : ors. ‘ A Deal With the Sheriff. (Bargain Basement.) “Later A. H. Landers, Sheriff of | ° Poinsett County, called ~~ 8. e ° Gould “an ena Seth me tr it ’ | Special Pur chase, Women’s Regular ecm ae serosa Sl Every Day New Garments Arrwve: bonds could be bought.” | ) | B Cl th Bath b Gould said he talked the matter | | . eacon 0 ro es over with Tate and that “We got & , tegeth ith Lande h | . : ether with Landers en what be my en i Beacon Robes of a-high grade in the latest patterns Peay aa, to sell the bonds to Otis nig and colorings. Beacon Clo th, two-tone et- ©. an ; j mm Oo ne. : a - eo © get a commission of on | ix eae fects, floral and novelty designs. Satin Y JS) iS : : “When we settled up that dis- trict, there was $11,000 profit, that "4 : . . ul hes Bw — ‘ in, leas the $1000 earnest money. Winter's latest fashions in well-made, smartly ‘Ajram; . finished. Sizes 36 to 4.................- half of one per cent. . . trimmings, heavy silk cord at waist. Tassel Saas Wee lave G10.000. A. H. - : , % «trimmed warm Coats. Nicely lined. Three great price the profits. So Gould tertified and Be 5. -roups from which you will be delighted to select a |} || | bil Corduroy Robes | Women’s Bathrobes Wi? We) | Linen Bridgé he produced an indorsed check i ~ | rt 3s — " ; : ‘ payable to Landers to show that. oo} 2 2. Winter Coat. | Novelty weaves and plain wide — practical, cozy Robes of a good | ae Make At Landers received $6880. Ly tt / wale Robes. Long shaw] collars. | quality cloth Cu _ But the financier was not 7 aie oftdt tab Sizes $ a fall ike lon $ o9 4 COLORFUL flowered C through with the Poinsett County |S WS casi: sadpabsbob2e-3 Soh ° ; é- | ; tive charm to these | deal with the writing of that check. N i 1 8 ie: gab g-beengy | Nicely made , 7, | : | as developed farther along in his \ ' a. . etl da (Xe pe ee Crash Bridge Sets. Cloth testimony. win Bascaunt.) | “In read district No. 7 Poinsett | | ON a MATERIALS — —— = q Linen Bre - . saath misses. ' iF BK > ce hri ga? eget a i I sgid: ‘I will not , ; : ve. A ; fai U — | Bring 4 pay it uniess 1 know what it is for.’ . [mat YP \ / ji ‘ wonderful group of gift Und r @ " : and he said: ‘It goes to Ben. Fhe “ae ii) A ments of a high grade, fine arin Exchange Your O} Rogers, chaitman of er ent a $15 to $18 $19 to $25 $29.50 to $35 -* ee ee f yi rayon. Ali sizes. 4 | d Gain a $13 | Commissioners of Polnsett County.’ * a an 3 MUdait wer 8 COATS COATS COATS ms EK INI / All-Silk @ 4 0 | , ett. we f ; oid myself to go to the pen. but i will give you the money and let you do what you want with it.* | : tae « About two dave later |! Ket a tele. | y¥ in o “ osier phone message from Memphis and CUPY Coa a _an T 44P : Mm was from Ben hiogers. %. | * “I will tell about our conversa- | . Full Fashioned | . "WwW ’ stab? ° al Range, “What tp the trouble, 4 7 Sizes 7 to 17 Years Wonderful size assortment in want ys, Want that A ed colors cf sheer Silk Hosiery. Slig $5000." and | said. ‘1 don't owe you r In Wanted Shades misweaves that wil! not impr ¢t anything.” and he says. ‘I am com. wearing quality. Sizes 8°, to 10. ing to Little Rock and ff something Sale of Girls’ Raincoats $2. 69 A $7 . 19 is not done somevune will go o the Sizes 14 to 20, 36 to 48 All guaranteed waterproof. Navy, P . g air > = ati ¢ 2 ~ pins oe eee % eaten se vires od re oe sr one ae DY onrws ; et wt - Re Ne Fee ee ee $ ‘. ‘ _ Rage Saw. agg pen.” | (Nugentse—Bargain Basement.) P “and I went over to Little Rock = red and green. Sizes 8 to 14 years.... ang Kogere was at the Marion ~——— ap _— Motel, and he said that he had not received the money and 1 told hin to write me a letter showing what = 1000 Ukuleles ° was coming to him ane he did e ° / nes ak _roagdier wg sent of ae , B oy s” F ine Sui ts [simon Giits tor Men! the record this letter: “I am going to give you and Judge 10 4 —~ & = — $1.50 and e e ays to give me $4000 or , \ > ae = Ka : te br noasnss sw eK and QOvercoats —s siete irts That was that, except that Gould testified ne learned that i | $ Imported and domestic broad ; . cloths, R rs had a ehy e : : ma : : — bape San tone wed the money Four-piece Suits in new wool fabrics, smart $2 Value... novelty printed broadcloths, rayon striped Warned Not to Sue on Note. J / patterns and shades. One pair long trousers, madras and woven madra§ Shirts, neckband ° 4 ; 7 . % ‘’ ; a? - ont a re _ However, Gould was not entirely one pair knickers, coat and vest. Unusually ss Tenencinon | Witlees lnk on Maeeina See and collar attached styles. through with the Poinsett County “y : . strument cases, to rt 4 trument cases, to go at Geal. There was a matter of a note | f well tailored. Sizes 7 to 16 H lf ] for $500 payable to W. H. Roswel! | : a Price Solid colors, nov- 95 & x en ed an Si bm os = 4 ee 4 ae ae ae 8 y,.% rk ed } "es 5 tor 8 Me > 4 +> S $e ee esF ees? , te > co . t > oe a ce ee ? % + Be a Pota % b 3 e Soe Les : . 54 * 14% 54 . i ee 4 as a : a> Bo te i ’ $ ¥ TF $ A 3 ‘ (| ; a 2 3 a + q ne ¢ ? ae. ‘ ces hy = i ES ts (Say =? Soo es > = 7 * a ‘> 7 . Fi ae tS ri “$ a ite m4 ; ae £2 &. 2 oe x ‘ ? , a ta = iy 2, x - . = ce; eee ier * a eo é ‘ + ~ x 5 G = / —_ ¢ : - ¥ ; _ ¥ s ; oe ee ey FS ‘ 5 , Sez 3 3 4 a tae’ Sy Ps cea ‘ — 2 a 3 = e) 7 Le Ss > Es = ar ak 3 + Nak 7 a H . Ss " & y . Z a? - ¥ 4 * 4 a ‘a ev 4 bs 2 BF « - 3 er i 3 P &. as iti. | ae F ‘= ~~ 7 os i a = z 2 % 4 soe 2 ey — 7 : Se \. ae i ae 4 : ge , 2 oe J By : » “aie 2p S. : oP ee j Ses ae “ ae. & « ia * te ‘2 > oo = ak eG ces 2 a + i te S . i ae ~ en? y as if a * ef . 4 +f - _* ~~ fe bef ‘ 4 ‘ i > ae, oe , ae con: £2 Dad a is \ . Sp. oes i: 4 * OF tite Be ah RIO RAB RRR nN ee Electric Hair Dryer finish. Regularly $9.00, Electric Curlers—Made versal appliances. Detach Electric Toaster Stc tractively nickeled. Made versal appliances. u Electric Fi Regularly $10.00) Special $74 : who was identified im the evidence Overcoats for boys 3 to . The bi gest & usical Instrument sale ever elty checks and neat as & commissioner of one of the . avextiihe oaks ee er striped effects, county improvement districts. t/ years co : R | L Pr ° Shirts bought to sell Gould had the note and it also went ; = : lars, box back st y le. €co o-— atest Hits for a much higher inte evidence along with a draft for | > = Majority are all wool. NB wen, 8 we ‘ee price. 00 a 7Or , } ; hd rawa by Boswell on Gould. _——- — Well tailored and warm- “Yes, Sir and Hew,” “Mary Leu.” © Sizes 14 to 17. et ee RR eR ile Pvy 5 Re NG ne 1 ha aapela hes ne eee ig RAR «8 sleet Se coite es died ~ ’ SE A AS NECA a “Mr. Tate sent me a note signed by W. H Boewell, dated due one e) ly wool lined Bee... Gay after date, and he drew a draft , 4 for $1 This useful gift will dell I did not know what the. , : | the housekeeper. Complete or draft wae for and as usual! ) | Boys’ Hockeys Lumberjacks ba Ho ; ‘ : : oa | fit of pans comes with silly, and later on | Large assortment of fine all | All-~weootlt and woo!l-mixed | Fime werm Lumberiacks in the Music Rolls he . Fireless Cooker, and it . ter up with Landers | may . S | Mockeys im gay color combina- newest plaid effects. Practical A group ef Tolls in & great var ed and figured Robes, neatly Four-in-hand Ties, aH sacew | Z | @ttached to any lamp et I tola him Tf had the Roswell | wool and wool-mixed fabrics, tens. Suitable fer boys and as well as ideal fer boys’ gifts. iety. Make your selections while 10c trimmed. Shawl cellar, girdle apd qo ~mpoveity cifecta, wanted colers. ‘ o st — _ complete meal for four cal 7 coat and pullover style. Solid girls of all ages. Would make Sizes 8 to 16 the | shee i ‘eitlalie, .. pocket. Medium, ! Teo suit the ylars. . , I had carried for a long ces cae ate $2.48 s low price is available $2.98 pa cooked at one time at the ¢ I wanted tt paid I ee | | 3 tions. : cerstimas = $9~65e Price . eae on eg oe 3 ei $1 _—_ SE Gs of only a few cents. . from Landers and I put simes.... ( Bargain Basement.) Word Rolls . p : bands of an attorney to (Racenin B . Vandervoort’s E ae sf large and smaii and the ettorney told me better took fete that be- Contineed on Page ia . LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO gummmmmmmes a -PRERGEES

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Oe i : as Sea 3 ° ~ : + ; 2 eee ee + ; a = ‘ Cee ee: nee ste fia ye gle Fall ngs -» cenit a a Aig i SO i gu ay thc HON ed ae: mg gees gs aes re Se ee, Sit Rais. ee Is, OIE state ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ‘Be Store Hours: ry Daily, 9 to 5:30 @ a- Saturday, 9 to 6 cen WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - ord igs Vande: con ame | Pinafore Palace Series | ’ By Kate Douglas Wiggins Only 14 More Shopping Days Before Christmas Poems for children, iljys. | trated if colors, : Six titles | 5 4 in series. é | Special, each..... € - rr ———— 4 & - °9 644 PERRO ORER Chie Siove ot the Chrisimas Spivit. AWOL Vandervoort Home Gifts Bring Lasting Pleasure to All the Family Gift i | | | | | | | a rn ie sn fa The Baby Ampico 7 Embroidered Initia] Pp illowcases | ) : : We Bide vA, ail YS oes ¥ Obtainable in the Superb For Gifts | | " % (a X ¥ \S _! ) UG am 52 ‘ | ‘ ee. ey) 3 h ae q MARSHALL & WENDELL $2.50 Pair | | PIANO ! Made of fine quality white i | I | . Slippers | Women’s Moccasing | Bright colors and com- . bination ‘fete Sizes 5 Gc | Men’s Felt Slippers _ rata BQe | Kiddies’ Slippers Red or blue felt with | P Dutch figures. Sizes 9 ; | 6 to Misses 2 e imi Winter Hats ta | t sheeting these Pillowcases with hemstitched hems and em- broidered initials will make most attractive Christmas gifts. Size 45x36 inches. Domestics Shop—Second Floor. Hot Roll Cases | Huck Towels $1.35-$1.75 | $1.50 Pair Hand _ embroidered Linen Huck Towels scalloped edge and cor- with damask border and ner designs on white monogram space. Pack- linen. ed in box. Bath Sets Bath Mats $2.25 $2.75 The Most Entrancing Musical Instrument — MTs BRO WO ‘ om “x . “~ _ y 4 “ste te 4 Do unusual collection of “yge ie pa fashioned of beautiful materials. Particularly lovely color combina- tions. Unusually handsome Pillows | for the living room in this group. | Beautiful tapestries and rich silks. Lovely Pillows in this group including many in pastel shades for the boudoir. Others of tapes- try, velvet and silk. = * Ma. "4 Ok. ‘ Ute SET | Na Ae eon pe — _ So AR nt ey ga en ee tive charm to these moderately priced Linen hd ; 5 ‘¢ : ~ a — Linen Breakfast Sets, $4.95 Blue and Lavender Checks Checked linen Breakfast Sets in blue or lavender : = | ‘ ; ial | with 54-inch cloth and six 14x14-inch napkins. THe Needlework Shop is alive with gifts of every kind lacy pillows, handmade spreads and innumerable decorative Linen Shop—Second Floor. Gowns Slips emise and Bloomers In Walnut Finish or Natural Color New. attractive designs are shown in . cedar-lined Chests with the outside finish } Special in dark woods, and in the natural cedar ,- trimmed with copper. Sizes 40 inches and 1 .00 45 inches. Electrical Gifts Bring Christmas Cheer to Home Exchange Your Old Vacuum Cleaner and .Gain a $13 Allowance on the AlLSilk gm i | 7 oy > Fl Super as Royal : | ) Traditional Chinese colorings Fashioned @ assortment in want- During the Special Sale | | and serve as decorative Sold on the Club Plan pieces for the home. $1.50 we Silk Hosiery. Slight to $30. Only e, Down wil! not imp-rir the Sizes 8", to 10. 12 Months to Pay Balance. Telephone GArfield 7500 Electric Shop—Downstalirs. Electric Hair Dryer—Hot and cold draft. All nickel finish. Regularly $9.00, for $6.45. | Electric Curlers—Made by the manufacturers of Uni- | Yersal appliances. Detachable plug. Special, $2.69. Electric Toaster Stove—Fries, boils and toasts. At- tractively nickeled. Made by the manufacturers of Uni- versal appliances. Regularly $5.00 for $3.8s. Electric Fireless Cooker Regularly $10.00 Special af This useful gift will delight the housekeeper. Complete out- fit of pans comes with the Fireless Cooker, and it can be attached to any lamp socket. A complete meal for four can be cooked at one time at the cost — of only a few cents. ‘ Ea. oa : Silk Bed Lights These dainty Lights—as well as silk lamp shades, dresser boxes, waste baskets and telephone screens may be planned and all the mate- rials secured here. Some are decorated with French doll ont | Tufted Bedspreads Original hand-tufted Bed- spreads in the pastel shades and white on cream sheeting may be had in two sizes, % heads. size, $6.50. Double-bed size, | Bed Lights as illustrated, $7.50. | $4.00. Art Needlework Shop—Second Floor. Chines Pieces Copies of handsome old Chinese Mandarin § handi- eee “Pyrex” Casseroles “Gift Blankets” Tied and Wrapped for Christmas | $19.85 Pair plated frame for serving. | The Casserole shown is 1%% quart size, suitable for the average family. Complete with frame and cover, $3.00. A complete line of “Pyrex” Glassware, beautiful, san- itary, and economical, is shown in the Downstairs Housewares Shop—Downetairs. HESE are exceptional quality, size and weight, Z | and made of virgin wool. > | Z | They measure 7 ieaeee Vi sae { | FOR those who prefer ane weigh 57. te ears . i ae to make their own oven in six-inc oc plaids, in beautiful tints of lamp shades, here is a peach, lilac, maize, willow remarkable group of very fine Lamp Bases, green, silver, rose, blue, F pink and tan, with bindings & in a great variety of styles. to match. From America’s Tied with large bows of satin ribbon, and packed in Leading: Lamp Makers gift boxes. ae. SS Extra Quality Rayon Bed Soreads These Lamp Bases are all of new, smart Regularly $8 to $10, for $5.95 Regularly $10 to $13.50, for $7.50 in size, full size, h above, priced in propor- Twin size, or size, as shown ve, pri in p Delete Semneltatty fle. ished in gold-plate ef- fects, and completely tion. In a wide assortment of beautiful crinkled cloth ef- fects, in contrasting colored stripes. All are scalloped. In- wired, reay for use. Choose now for holiday giving. Vandervoort ’s Lamp Shop—Fourth Floor. tractive perforated nickel CFOCREOETESS - em | & Humidors for the Smoker BEAUTIFUL boxes in circassian walnut, ma- hogany, English'walnut, ha- zel, oak and some inlaid with brass and nickel name plate. Prices range from $6 to $28. Humidor Illustrated, $27.50 It is porcelain lined, airtight, moisture pad, and comes with “i key. H's Clos ‘Teon--Yea Vie plate. andervoort’s Cigar oor. nen aa See eee Se e+ FS 62S SSE SESE ESR FOO: - & a os CN RR RR RE OO a aI TR aod on arte <oud mom a na — $2 Mufflers Rayon and Swiss knit Muf- 4 flers, great variety of colors. a Slight irregulars. a Boxed for Christ- $ I 3 a mas giving = ‘ , = | cluded are a number of the well known, favorite Sally Wister Spreads. Colors—Rose, Blue, Heliotrope, Green and Gold Vandervoort’s Blanket Shop—Fourth Floor. colors. 79c (Nagents—Bargein Basement.) , — Ot gone eS a ii a

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Acceptable ; Basement WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1925 icted Articles Excepted ARR CO. bis ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Inexpensive Christmas Gif ts Are Here in Extremely Wide Variety | | Practical Christmas Gifts! | | Select Thursday From These Men’s Sweaters Fabric Gloves }| | Purses for Women Vala $2.50 $6 to $7 Values —e es =e $4.95 || -heee 79° CE: \ g € Attractive iM g styles in | ENeatly Continuing This Offer of € All wool Sweaters women’s im- | made silk or purchased from the ported wash- \ leather Purs- Victor Mills—and \ able Fabric : os he peeeh very high grade. : Gioves; nov- and under- Coat and cricket oer eee arm styles; lined and fitted with _ WINS.) “A styles—in plain col- broidered cuff effects and smart mirror. |, ‘Ss ors and Jacquard colors. A good size range. aed mixtures or heathers. . ’ | Ea SD Sizes 36 to 46. Children’s Gloves Women’s $1.25 Purses _— Seconds of $1.50 grade; strongly Neatly fitted pouch and under-arm made fleece-lined leather Gloves Purses and Canteens; a gift 98 for boys or girls. that is sure to please...... Cc Basement Ecenomy Stere i range of sizes ...... Basement Econemy *tere -— A PreChristmas “Special” in Girls’ Coats . The $ 1 00 . Z $10 to $12.50 Values Pet seen. tea V5" oil @€ Good quality Silk Hose with . full-fashioned feet and mock-fash- wi, @ Fur-collared Coats in girlish Winter ioned leg; lisle tops and reinforced ) styles for everyday and dress wear; of feet; black and popular street col- P), es SA C de Chine pants in harmonizing plain ors; sizes 3 to § years. Boys’ Raincoats ¢ A large assortment of Silks in colorings want for gift-making as well as for Winter apparel — col- Flat Crepe $2.98 Wide Silks | $1.39 to $1.98 We cS ae —of black rubber sheeting, with snap ) , ! ee ae | ae ae a ci on 7 | sa-inch bordered Crepe de All-wool fabrics; ang say = Hp le god cy $3 95 | : Chine and flat Crepe for | crepes and plaids; Sam” =" * snug collars; 6 to 16 years.. kimonos, scarfs and | dren’s wear; 36 and gs | le Basement Economy ‘Store wi dresses; yard ; i imches wide; yard Basement Ecomemy s:ere oN Models of Silk and Wool Fabrics for Any Daytime Occasion Wide Choice—Special at —§1I© \. Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes Are Included ’ - obtainable for $10—you'll be delighted with the many styles—some being tai- lored, others trimmed in ways favored tor afternoon wear. It is an opportunity to add to your supply of Dresses with splendid economy. | Oy € Dresses like these are very seldom Materials and Celors That You Most Want Models of flat crepe, Georgette combi- nations, crepe satin and various combi- nations of fabrics; in practically all the approved dress colors and black. Basement Econemy “tore This Thursday Offering Is Extreme! y Important to Economical Women and Misses $15 to $16.50 Silk Dresses _—_ An Assortment That Will More Than Please Those Giving | Men’s Beacon Robes 95 @ These Beacon Cloth Robes are so neatly tai- lored and in so many colorings that you'll certain- ly want to choose here; with patched pockets, braid trimming and silk girdle cord. All sizes. Knitted Mufflers Boys’ $1.39 to $1.95 Shirts Men's rayon Knitted Mufflers —of various Shirtings in piain in many colors; with fringed colors and stripes; collar-at- ends. Seconds of $1 19 tached. Sizes $t.95 grade; special ° 14%. Special Basement Eceonemy Stere — { ss ae Pout a <a a d) Women’s High or Low Shoes Offering $4 and $5 Factory-Checked Grades, Special................. @ Many women wil! take advantage of this opportunity Thursday to buy Oxfords. straps, $ IS | pumps and high Shoes at substantial savings! Attractive new pon in satin and patent, black ——s and brown kid leathers with high or low heels: Shoes that will cive service with comf 4 . - ° rt. | Select several pairs while you may do so profitably; broken sizes. aga eo Aaeemen: Econemy Stere : Irregulars of $4.50 grade; silk — Slips and Bloomers and wool or heather knit wor- $1.95 to $2.59 Slips and Bloom. sted Sweaters for women and ers of good quality fabrics; in misses. weal $2.95 _ light and dark colors. $I 49 Make Advantageous Gift Selections From These Groups Tharsday — Women's Beacon Bathrobes Offered $495 € Satin trimmed Robes of warm, serviceable Beacon Robings, cut full and long; in a variety of new pat- terns. Sizes 36 to 44 and 46 to 52. Porto Rican Gowns Kimonos Dainty handmade peach and § Box-loom crepe and serpentine flesh colored lingerie cloth Kimonos; trimmed effectively Nightgowns; beautifully em- with shirred, puffed or ruffled broidered in new patterns. 95 _ Satin. Im dainty colors; regu- Fe ene Cc lar and extra Women’s Sweaiers PIAL LO PAF AMG BP 36 to 44 Eeronemy Thursday—f ive Unusual Breakfast Sets Value-Giving Groups Profit by These Unusual Thursday C seecely $9.95 $1.95 wo $250 $ @ Full-bleached mercerized damask Breakfast Sets in 7 ete © © #@ © © blue, pink or heliotrope checked design; neatly hem- 1000 green, yellow and gray Oil stitched cloth with six napkins to match. Printed Crepe 33-inch crinkle Plisse Crepe —<consisting of six “Turknit” in floral designs on white and umted grounds: Cotton Sateen 6-inch mercerized cotton teen with lustrous finish: in plain colors and Shades on good quality spring rollers; 42, 45, 48 and # Wash Cloth Sets inches wide and 7 feet long. Complete with bracket freshness. ~ Special Thursday, Lb. 39c All who like luscious Milk Chocolate will enjoy “Silver Bells.” They may be ob- tained Thursday at this spe- cial price and kept oi Christmas — for t wrappings retain their Par-Excellent —Chocolates and Choceo- lates amd Bonbons are the very choicest sweets—“none more delicious;” $1 ib i eee A Christmas ; tins of assorted Par -ellent, Milk and Dark Choc- olates. crystallized *-~*s and other $2.50 Other special bowed agsort- ments for Christmas — and novelty Yuletide “goodies” in wide variety. Order Candy Now! G:ft packages as well as Candy for the home Christ- ma<« should be ordered now. Canady Section—Main Fleer Unusual Asse ; Wome ce ee Ey ee ne ee ce eee CANT Pe . <o— - ; oye MT LE RENN BET WW a = 2: pee ~ ONNERA TU a ’ = 4

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4 Baby Buntings 93 eee | “Bunny Cloth” Buntings wy; silk-lined hood, satin-ribbon tr; th med. In pink or blue colors, . ; t ‘ Gifts for Home-Lovers loor Lamps 50 Values Bott A5 a d Junior h artistical- d wrought and heavy ; rose, blue silk Geor- 2s, trimmed SET RT INS AR NTO . anor a or ; baget with i plug. omy Store eds Thursday From These > $1.98 Silks $1259 t of Silks in colorings wanted ell as for Winter apparel. °F PONTE PURPOSE SSRN aeRO OT Die RET SES“ OSU. TED awe ee ee aden”, +: 2; I? ae ~~ ety, ico Radium Silk Georgette Crepe WSS ~ A Protitable Pre-Holiday Choice of Preterred Types of Smart Fur Coats ST.LOUIS POST-p SS = S =i = Wo na (7 hy dy "4 $295 to $375 Values—S pecial "265 @ Whether you're interested in a Fur Coat for yourself or for a handsome gift, this remarkable group will impress you. Models that are beauti- fully fashioned of American broadtail, bronze and platinum caracul, Hudson seal (dyed muskrat), pony and muskrat—the saving on each one being another pleasing feature. Women’s and Misses’ Sizes Included $250 to $275 Fur Coats Another exceptional pre-Christmas group; models of sealine (dyed coney), sand weasel, marmot, kid caracul, muskrat and caracul—all smartly styled. Women’s and misses’ sizes. Fourth Fleer Black Taffeta $1.39 to $1.98 Woolens de All-wool fabrics; including for crepes and plaids; for chil- dren’s wear; 36 and 40 inches wide; yard...... 98¢ Basement Economy Store 39 Please Thooe Giving Milk Chocolate | Silver Bells Special Thursday, Lb. 39c All who like luscious Milk A Remarkable Offering of Handsome Brocade Velvets $6.95 Value, the Yard 4 € Gowns and Blouses for holiday season wear would be profitably and fashionably made, of these supple Velvet Brocades—one, two and three color effects on Georgette grounds. 36 inches wide. $2.50 Striped Crepe | $2.98 Printed Crepe All-silk Crepesein large and small designs—correct Black Canton Crepe with a self color satin stripe—very | effective for street frocks; | weight for kimonos, dresses 40 inches wide; $1.68 _ and trimmings ; $1.88 the yard | the yard aaa wr ae ew ee. ee lUltlUmrlmlm”ltt™””~™té(‘(i‘L)Os*éséséaSeeeee:~6 Cree ee Cee 6 eee ee eS Chocolate will enjoy “Silver Bells.” They may be ob- tained Thursday at this spe- $2.50 Crepe de Chine | Pure-dyed silk Crepe de | $3.50 Flat Crepe Reversible all-silk Flat more delicious;”’ Ib A Christmas olates. crystallized and other sweets ments for Beacon 3:3 pat- ‘cial price and kept till Chine of a washable, service- _ Crepe in Fall and Winter Christmas — for the ers able quality; light and dark shades; 40 inches wide; wrappings retain their colors; dress weight; * freshness. « ee $1.98 |. FONG ccusteconeta os 2.98 Silks—Third Floor Par-Excellent . . » —Chocolates and Choco- lates and Bonbons are the very choicest sweets—‘none 2 &.2-4 2006 8 2 8 8 « Special—3-lb. tins of assorted Par Ex- cellent, Milk and Dark Choc- ees. 0200 Other special boxed assort- Christmas — and novelty Yuletide ; “goodies” in wide variety. Order Candy Now! Gift packages as well as Candy for the home Christ- mas should be ordered now. Just 50 of These Illinois $1 oy 6 ae . 5° ED A $3 > oS os SAREANEERAN $50 Value 30 € A special purchase of fifty Marquis-Autocrat Watches makes this un- usual offer possible. Men approve the smartness of these Watches—thin style, 14-k. white gold-filled case and 17-jewel movement. oe ais Ilineis & f i ee ei ee L nn Fess “+ ~ . - “ah 3 : ao - " a * f ‘ Choice while the quan- "$2.95 ners 1 Bloom. rics; in $1.49 y Stere —~ —. tite Yo . hea ht fT fe # P OLEOMF A Jf COOTBOTILAGSSR FO MIO. rR ESOP Sp dG P= SMAMISOEAAOALS A nusual Thursday Offeringe— e Window Shades eo $139 x and gray Oil Opaque Window Spring rollers; 42, 45, 48 and 54 pet long. Complete with brackets. ns ~| Lace Panel Curtains valve. 91.95 Value. Beige color filet and — owed weave Curtains; n wide; full length and finished | with bullion fringe. Rasement Economy Stere Candy Section—Main Floor tity lasts at $379.50. Main Fleor ro — * ectively : ruffled 4 Unusual Assortments for Those Who Expect to Give , 1 Women’s Gift Slippers Dozens of Practical and Dainty Styles @_ Slippers and Mules are always received with delight—and they may be usefully plain or exquisitely dainty—the following kinds answering the needs of many. Felt Slippers Plush-trimmed black Juliets and ribbon-trimmed Everetts in Ox- ford, brown, taupe and $2.7 5 | navy. Priced Quilted Satin Boudoir Slippers Women’s Colored Hylos; turnover cuffs Felt Hylos, Moccasins and Everetts Felt D’Orsays in several colors Indian Moccasins of brown elk Wool-lined Kozy Slippers, in colored kid $3.50 D’Orsays of Quilted Satin $1.39 and $1.95 Felt ‘“(Comfys”’ —in Oxford, rose, blue, taupe, purple wistaria, brown and orchid —with elk soles and rib- $1 95 bon trimming. Priced.. $2.50 > 2224 2 39 2 ee@eee#eee#e#fse? e888 88 8 8 2-2 ee @ee* ompeneeecenenseeeeee* eendeeee8esees? * ses @ae seeds ee 88 8 e Marquis-Autocrat Watches | Orne we i ' WEDNESDAY ~~ ee ee = - a een Silk | garments being ideal | ing. trimmed. Priced Other Glove € These good quality tions. styles. —in Gift Box, | @ AI the new Glove Silk | Underthings — the following Fancy Vests | | Flesh glove silk Vests in bodice || style—variously lace Step-In Drawers | | Tailored and lace trimmed—of _ splendid flesh-tinted glove silk. | Wide choice for $2.95, € Crepe de chine Bloomers styles so necessary for shorter skirts— also longer models for those who dress @ These Chiffon Hose have the wanted silk tops and soles—lined with lis‘e for better | service—all clearly woven and very desirable. In nude, French nude, zinc, beige and sixteen other tints. Other Gift Hose, chambray and nurse’s cloth Hoover Dresses make most acceptable gifts; in blue, white, - honeydew—long or short collar effect. Extra sizes—$1.50 For Juniors and All Slim Figures— @ The sort of Girdles that those who do | not require Corsets want—boneless, but | trim-fitting, some with elastic side sec- | dainty Set for your intimate gifts, and your choice may be made from many SE O° NT TT I meses PAGE 11 EVENING, For Intimate Gifts We Suggest These Nightgowns —From Plain to Elaborate Types $4.95 and +595 @ An unusual gift assortment of crepe de chine gowns—some || with lace-trimmed, scalloped bottoms and other touches of lace— 4, others with embroidery or quite tailored. Regular sizes. Other Silk Gowns Priced $6.95 to $25 Step-ins and Chemises of lovely kinds also shown at $4.95 and $5.95. IAngerie Section—Thiré Filcer Many Christmas Suggestions in - Glove Silk Wear if Wanted for giv- $1.95 Fancy “Teddies” —of light-hued glove silk; with lace inserts and contrast- ing color touches. At $2.95 *° $4.95 Silk Garments, $5.95 to $11.95 Gleve Silk Section—Thirg Fiocer Silk Gift Billooshers Plain or With Fancy Cuffs = and a in short more conservatively. Wide choice in all light shades. Lingerie Section—Thirg Fieocr Christmas-Givers Like These Chiffon Silk Hose —Choice of 20 Shades $4.28 $1.65 to $65 Hestery—Main Fiocer - . ~ Select From These Newly Arrived Hoover Dresses Offered Thursday. . 25 orchid, green and House Dress sSection—Third Fleer | Girdle and Brassiere Sets Predtical Gifts for on | ; ; ' ’ ‘ ; ; a ee NE eset Seetiaen Diamond Jewelry | | Select Exquisite Gift Pieces From This Collection ot | All of Exceptional Worth and Beauty | Deferred Payments May Be Arranged With Department of Accounts mt LADERA >: » 3 ty efol it “ty. SO AS ! _ ee | oe “ Sas ee") Shay * g a8 ake | i. oe Diamofid Bar Pin Platinum mounting set with one large diamond | Diamond Bracelet A magnificent gift would be this Bracelet with tor diamonds and 10 sapphires; diamonds 4.70 carats in all platinum $900 Diamond Pin Platinum Bar Pin set with 19 diamonds and 4 sapphires; an exceptional value $200 at Diamond Watch and 10 smaller diamonds; 2.12 carats is GEet CESONOS OEh.c 40k s Kccsseee 7 fen Solitaire Ring Mountings of white gold or platinum, set with .72 carat $645 fi a no = SIPS = ~ > sae {a a Diamond Rin A large diamond in platinum on Lee ein tn ~ + ee wactnereen: Ring Mountings bp lags | AM CD an ns ant : Offered at $139.50 movement Platinum ‘ jd Ring with large White gold with platinum top, | smaller dia- Semi-oval platinum, with 20 diamonds and 4 sapphires; 17- jewel Offered at $325 Platinum mounting with | 3 large dia- | mounting, surrounded by 12/ winged style, with 12 large | solitaire diamond; _ Smaller diamonds; 2.21 $645 dasctale and 102 smaller dia- | offered at ....... $262.50 if | Carats in all ......... monds; 17-jewel 595 } i; A Bowknot Style movement .....s:++s- $ Smartly Designed € | ss Dinner Ring Diamond Watch Dinner Ring H | ; | 4 = eeneeteeeee#ee#e | a hg : Soy jn | holding 3 diamonds and 6 | monds and | monds and 2/ triangular $85 | emeralds sapphires. sapphires ..j.....----- or sapphires. Diamond Jewelry—Maia Fleer ~ | For the Solitaire Diamond—T hese Special $ Value.. 19= @ Lace-work filigree Mountings of white gold set with one diamond at each side of a basket or prong effect. Charming for “the engagement” Ring. “Main Floor Balcony Books for Gifts Offered at ‘* 75c @ Practically every nov- a * bod New and Very Dainty Are These Kleinert’s Gift Sets Ver jal elist of note is represent- ery Special at ed in our splendid assort- $ Q 5 ment of fiction—more 1: than 1000 titles from ' which to choose, includ- ing: @Sets consisting of a pair Beau Gerte....... Wrenn of fine voile Bloomers The Little Prench : trimmed with lace, an adjus- Soded Sede! tetetie Sedgwick table Brassierette and a pair Fortune’s Fool. ...Sabatini of fancy ribbon-covered The may a ceeee Ourwood Garters—all daintily boxed, “a “ ready to give. Cheice of var- «5a a eet oe ious pastel hues and white. wa oe pga Kyne ‘ re Red Ashes........Pedler Tea Aprons Fancy Aprons Peacock Feathers Bailey Kleinert’s Rubber Teaj| Of gum rubber, trimmed The Plastic Age. .Marks Aprons with contrasting col- | with medallion; various col- Roughing It...... Twain or ruffles; various bright | ors, warianted waterproof; Lost Hone Ranch. “eltzer colors; special $] 23 boxed ; R3 Stella Dellas . .Prouty OO Seciaieavciiaes ‘Be : MN Rgion balks 4 ae Cc Le Rene se Fancy Garters Sewing Baskets jaw Sain to *Paris” made Garters cover- | —and Work Boxes; import- [| play .......... ed with ribbon and trimmed | ed; fitted with sewing uten- The Black Pirate..Gates : with rosettes and buds. Indi- | sils; — styles — all Pemred .os0.sccced gton vidually boxed; very specia Reving Idons ....Zane Grey error rer T 59¢ EOS. £98 he gs Tah an 98c jm on mae oo Gift Sets Sewing Baskets ein ek Stand Baskets of straw, with reallv a treasur colored lining: fitted with of “Gitts”’—solving ev- garters and handkerchiefs— Ribbon slipper trees, | | to match; sewing utensils; e ift problem. OPOCIE occ cedccsoses 19¢ epecial . «16... $2.98 pee Sixth Fleer Notion Section—Main Floor lt You Are a Practical Giver, You'll Consider These Men's American Ombre Robes. 3 4 SA haere RON hall on ly ial ah Chg BINS Bde ine Kin “ $3.50 to $40) A matching Brassiere makes a eitninienteaidiinenn: take a ee Corset Section—Third Ficeor —otf Warm, Durable Blanket Cloths Sizes for . Pleasing > Everyone Values at.. @ The favored shawl-collar Bathrobes of excellent blanket cloths which blend many’ colors with various effects—all are piped and well-tailored—and you'll find styles and sizes for men and young men. Men’s Golf Sets Sweater With Hose $8.50 © $15 eye $2.69 White brosdcloth Shirts with , | white rayon dots, stripes and fig- po cage ae = = ures. Separate-collar or collar- ors—each one in box with a pair athacnes styles. All sizes. of matching golf Hose. All sizes. ‘ae | Silk Neckwear Men’s Wool Hose —in an unusually varied gift as- Heavy ribbed woolen Hose in | ©rtment; many splendi heather mixtures with brown, tan, | im patterns and rs by the “es @e#eeweereeneeeeete ee

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1996 —e - . Trl “fi 5 : PAGE 19 _ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee WEDNESDAY EVENING, as a Ga = —. Dr. A. E. Halstead Dies. BOND -BUYER ee ae ae | com too dannii 3 Gurenl oath He and | | . | geet A = , : All Men $s fio smaaprest ; ogee | TELLS ORY OF } Mississi ; county a} act I would he bonds. They CHICAGO, Dec. 3.—Dr. A. E. | ae | paints oe a stains neat 0 : ~~ —-_* oe 7 = , i ARKANSAS ry oOuUED ee | as F: | ee X sce refusea OO PRO 8 eee 5 . Ew FRE Doms: LN TNT LEILA CITE I LLL I LIN OE AABN A ANNO ME AE ANNE 8 A ater A bl kts a bags ey 7 Sh 1 vor v ‘ " . i pen 25 ¥ * » “9 a a Sab ay ‘ sg ss y —* ¥ . _ ’ _ - seenithintiathia an ais ots = oo, ps ee By SR ns ot 7 . . 4 = A ao a a haat he eee es yea rs chief surgeon at st. Luk es Centinuned from Page a, ei ae i ws ; ie Se TR Res a Hospital and professor of surgery | fore bringing suit as I wouk ott. | scene | ere a up Centinued on Page 14. . ss ¥ ia ~t ur + Le | ie is ‘ a . , a ae APS a4.2 been somewhat different ie Re eee 7 . > - ~—s * , Gould went into Benton County, in | the northwest corner of the State - : 4 stood close to Mr. Doke. pres'den A ie the ai ate te PANATROPE—RADIOLA hoard of i DWM > whaiees ly: raided te web ak WAT lee is , ee ee music. het aie Cb wie | 7 7? ald-F 3! leas i 7cAete Gold bere ee en ee 4 Co “* enh ah eR ee we aura: } hana ehcp oe AD are om hy = ~~ - = oe i ean | eal m= ~ fect. warmly interlined.... pr i TE EE IRE NOL ly EU PCS, Ae, - ot + SES Bloomers os Ravon te) Cae ter - Latine., ee 2 RSE eae ae 9 ES 9 2b RRS t as ore | 4 Copies of Sear Sapphires. 2 A A Aaa ic Flowers +e eeanee, Ructra Size Hose eres 55 Ja ant 2" ‘Glow the Bods Were Spl ong an wice . Violets in cht tA & ce 5 ee’ tar & A ae - - nA = gift boxes, C ' How the Bonds Were Split. ta, 3 ta 4 > 3 - tear —— a eX NL Vited >" ag | Wrii- Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis ihe the a ed ha is I el 99 A 3-3 nt 2 Ae 3 tl 9 el 3 ch 9a =e . “s - > lt. , ad in aif. : Ns ‘ VL sa i an” a 79 . ? fe) @ ¢ a Tab a ; £6 : + ~ s - “ 4 . ws, ada & ‘ _ > 72 — . — -_-s ~*s ’ ae - 7 Ps . wo ways 7 | ie © bod Pa a ‘ 5 . ya aie | | ig Da ag i Is - A 3 ; BROS. & CO. fsi8 [ose 1111 tive st , 717 Olive Street Sct ie is peace aed SERENE ESAS SSS 1DIAMONDS 233 WATCHES re ee 3 i ee CASE-CREDIT “gay” C4SE-CREDIT Special Selections for Christmas There is no Christmas gift so prized and cherished \ \ 4 oe aii ; nae ’ \ . was Sa er ; anaes x ” Ee eae te » 4 ae ae Rice oe. ts 7 » + re eatten ape ab ek od ‘ PATO 2 SIA, DO SAP, Pd ROE AT | Pg LOG TN FREI nt? a = * “CHRISTMAS CORNER” ) j EE a clewelry Comp. 9th and Olive Sts., S. E. Corner F eee ae: ment. iG ve Me CREM, iss Oy I Se > ~ * A moment of your time will place one of these instruments in your home in time for that »* ve * = = SS ~ : ee , ® a MOSS af ove tm tiny, beget inact Siteatas gen essai iti” shiney DOL AEBET NN Ne PO eles ap nage: a eee Nee Se Nn Ee SS Es eo Se se + ¥ 5p RD: ‘ae ie Gane es Batre Wier 5 ain", inp Sensational Reductions Now in Our - GREATEST CHRISTMAS SALE ~ LAYER-PIANOOUTF ‘ Estabiished 1891! 1018 OLIVE STREET -* > . eee o> Yo te See Fin : whos Betula: Paw Se iD ee eT ty! fc ee A ie ee ee ae Tee satin. © ort Nowa PY a — é E » B Diamond Wedding Rings ali iii itt oe ae nn cee ** Beautiful Lamp and 12 Record ta Mme Selections Included - o ’ Bag Mirae —— dad 6 tb) da Diamond-Set eneaaieh deat oe ee ae Scarf Pin a & crete ee Diamond-Set Brooch White Diamords $2.50 a Month al We carry a complete as- hone «cuit =. Perey Datenee sgertment ef Fancy Colored Tie seca , “ isu Lilie i. IahMmutds, Stone Rines eu ta bie for anr gift ercasion. For children, $4.75 a Wowk B Eg a! ‘ x r Pm ee eh ae a { fy e. mY bon - se ee ‘ re “¥ . a oA ; a ’ + +h > * the : : 4 gee ees > ‘i 4 . ; “s i a : 7 tet ve by a 4 ‘ a . mT NS) — r SE RE I OL OT Se ONG ES i cae Fs Reantif~e:! nO @w KI white cold. wt ET ved and white Diamond in center ¥ tome of @ O-ft. odei Watch jas hand-engravwed “wrest Watch. Sexlict , white gold eae Bien ur P eb About one tenth me replied Shear cT?* ~* ~rsa -_ > & y . *% & ee a. ‘ 1eohe 4 *e ‘te mee: : 7 d ee Sore nsTravec % + 4+) ‘Ee IN _- rr fcr a ; . IN your present phonograph, pianc rad part : : : _ ae A _7 " ; (yrTrand wunth the ied: Re ana Riew apes Oo gS S Ree Saget ge ete 7 rey a “s s% ; shay 4 . ‘oe * . I : es ; 2s 4 rf Pg * ’ s Hec cases. BA Be 2 ees 2 ~~ an, oF $0 cents on the dollar and sold them for 930 centa : OO Oo ia SE cats ve SOIL STI TR WIS A ot on Ve e% “aw “ ae be

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tauLs Id SI. LOUIS POST-DISPATUn WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 __ SL LOUIS POSI mM) — Ws M N “| 3 oa gue app ur -$ 3 . y ie! $j : | ae € . a $32.50 to $200.00 |= Toilet Sets, $21.95 cia W ith ore ovel Touches 5 2 Silk Umbrellas, $5.95 Bet Slave Bracelets, $2.95 A eS : , | oy Ten-piece Sets. Pearl on NY : | ’ 7 —_— es ae Pure taffeta. novelty borders, ————— x . a Grotto Blue Bracelets. amber. White and pastel. a fancy handles, amber tips. X MAD GIiVeERS § £ Copies of Star Sapphires. 5 Se Ags | eee Sy ae \ GOWNS! TEDDIES! DANCE SETS! STEP-INS! CHARLESTON BLOOMERS! The loveliest dainties you have ever seen at this low price. New and novel lace trimming effects. Also unusual tailored styles. Adorable for gifts.. Fashioned in crepe de chine, crepe satin and radium. We have made special efforts to assemble the unusual in value at $2.95. NILE ORCHID BLUE PINK YELLOW WHITE SILK TEDDIES EXQUiSITE A | SILK STEP-INS SILK Novbley Brooches, $1 gag . 1 ¥ 7 Perfumes, $3.50 ©osle-Eye Bogs, $ | SILK BLOOMERS LINGERIE oh |, Google-Eyed Kiddie Bags. Ss LA Oy Be) i 4 4 a ya oe Grotto Blue Brooches.. 2 $4 95 AS,” ; , C ty Copies of Star Sapphires. 3 Caress and Viegay Per- In leather and silk. i fumes im dainty boxes. and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT ° Ff | -— 7: : | 3 In heavy crepe de SS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. F 4 oS ea | a chine and lustrous ra- eee : ad, 7 ‘ " dium. Patterns and yer ; styles in lovely taste. In . ae he) foes : oe } and talleced styles. mewest pastel shades. - =. r fase 54 St: ea . ° ow in Uur y - Frogs ) . - r 6, ~ ie. > . . a” - wat 4 ; 3 ety ¢ : , ~ . “s eee SS - - 2° . aoe ‘ j , 7 - ’ y, , snort as Be % . A ao All-Silk Chiffon Hosiery ® Exquisite Negligees and Robes Evening Bags, $7.95 set with rhinestones and 1 Mosaic Becockes, $1 Gauntlets. $2.50 All Pp erfect! Full Fashioned | Make Superb Christmas Gifts Meise, silk Evening Bags . . Real Mosaic Brooches. Wear-right evtete Gaede ~ ° rted. Many desi Cloth Gauntlets. Novelty s j . L | : Including: { ji ag Beni Give a Box of 3 Pairs—$4.25 | A Group Special at Floor Lamp Bench to Match age? P | Music Roll : , : . | Cabinet , bE De > é Sat. te Selection of Rolls LES ectip * $ 49 | $ 9 5 Delivered Within 100-Mile Radius | $2aWeek 28 LAR NX / >> an | mpletes a wonderful = Payments start in Jan- ee. RRR = ¥ ee ‘iii - Thousands of women have given this Lovely Negligees in light shades trim- s (as a ae et tee Chutes ; Pee “We S . , R\) /P holiday os special their enthusias- med in lovely laces and net footing. : : see sills now. od} . ee = ‘ a wae tic approv It is silk from top to toe Merk Neslicees in ficured mateciale p Seek} * making it especially suitable for gift giv- lla lie late coamisines aia I in is Antelope Bags, $8.95 Dusting Powder, $1.50 ilted Mules, $3. 50 Kid Gloves 3.95 ing. Has a beautiful sheen, too. A | oe " Clo: finish. writers. Dainty frames. ane a ; — — a a * * » 2 aie ae POS: ee On Fn ” , 8 ‘ fa! 7 .72 & 2 ; : “ Ss sere € : a a ° Ct eee Sang = $ .. Aa es. a . 4,4, POS vie \ ' : . ad 5 7 ta 4 eo” . ee PE Hee a 2 . ae ae ae ‘e ‘ 3 ‘< ? Sf a ar, . SSA ee — Site f / ~*~ . ; 7 3 Boudoir Lamps, $3.50 Statues, $2.95 Umbrellas, $2.95 Silk Shawls, $10 Brush Sets, $4.95 Opera Chains, $1.95 Shell Flowers, $1.00 agi . sae : — crystal bases In copper or old silver fin- Detachable novelty handle. Exquisitely embroidered Chiffon scarfs m es whine pearl en ery orally te fect with electric Sma in antique designs. Hand pated parchmest dhede ish. Fine ‘model. Guaranteed Venetian cloth. and fringed. All colors. pastel tints. Dainty gifts. adee te ible. . oo | : a hie —“s , eee ~- We oi ~~ = SSO NEN, Ai CN ae ap a a - —_— xs 2 On ee en nS ah ee a eS << on en each ,

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e ZEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER &, 1926 - ae NESVA ws, 2 7 ) = ’ es sg ks from an open fireplace]! PAGE 14 sT'9uIms POST- DISPATCH UYER ing the Poinesett Coumy bondéa” truthful a a |BOND-B = Comme nave never tm my fe BE ne tearoom and apparel shop | | seecisT UPON sai Sherif’ landers. = > Sew takes : i , Peet-Diepetrh Classified Colznmams. A Typtcad E-xetmima tem. . = sa ie Lape. ADe ave BLMIAESS BI EL4Z4 BS PROAE vor CRDER. aah . ; pene ew 5 Sr : . ; Bis Pura! : T; mo ~ =— ia half block .$14.75, $28, $38 i: p chat Or roulg here soe hoe | al Neuralgia c > a ae One- f bles south of oe | him on one Ges! & he had net de Brmg m your Troubled F eet and let - , : iP ! as help you enjoy New Foot Health. From ° . eT | Serta SHOES FOR MEN AND WOMEN SON RO. A A TIRE Li St tu NOG IR AR AR NRE RE ALLEL LLPEA LILO ALLE LOE LADIES PELE LEE REDS LA TEE ELEN GR eects Ciara MeN a ye ne hrerpgiine ’ AMDT HS TERI E RII SA ARE INE CNG NIRA ae ARI 8 eal i tae as ip at ek ee ly ea es ’ _T y ¥ : 9 vee . ad 2 i 5 tae ae mere oe a ae Oe Pe ne —— on — : ‘ . SP Pra Pay iy. 6 . , , WV legos, ee wane fi ’ . ‘ ‘ ee op ry a ; + A mee gine ve I eer HR ee ES Se ASH RR Lute: ed SES .”.2 ¥ See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4and $5 STIX, BAER @ FULLERAW 22.) GRAND-LEADER b 7 > alpete oie ke a? SELLING? O ZZ i pe Furnitcts ang Cooking U Prices Have Been Cut St / then 1er es i vy" - b : : q 2 a KICHKOe B f ; : ae « é o -35 * | -25 . SLL 7OURLa : ; lovely piece Set of Rogers & Sons silverplate with every purchase of $25 or over. Gradwoh!'s gift to you! IWS4). ‘ ty > a \ *° ™. MD ng SY) tf, sl! Georget® with rei an4@ lace trimmed cuffs... Cellar and Cuff Sete. ip Neston style ' bik rs, dil. obi ~ > 4 4*-e Daikta Dov | ther \. wens Oop Ow i » - ‘ ? “ et wile ccc oa any S deoed PP eet are pA + . “Je SOc co VW cet ome. > ? 5 ‘ rf R “+ ci = SS nae > ~—_ i eae, oo ~~ a a a ae ee oe ea a ems rene EEE ge P Jor YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD HERE - Ladies’ Beautiful Watch $42.50 cone Ee coagdlgternet lig remedt sed quality. The ad = 82 yes and colors makes it pos- Smoking Jackets ~ with twee diwpoends and four eapphires. Sov = | rite) pert I+-k. wilite folkd cease ip lee ' , . . at J “ome . , : 7 ’ nal ¥ . ° 4 ? , 2” =? = . a a SPT oh $7 sang aiid oa : S Qs * ace ; = > - 2 a = 4 =. . 2 e a - P - = oe ~ hall : = = 3 : 4 aaa es ae a sity - t . ‘ rz ¢ pak : ee = . + J - , * » ; " a ? ri "a . i a §¥42*4 inch — 7 * ay, Oe SL ek SEE BSS Toilet Sets Rees: Seie Speciai—Theee 15-P in a * 17 ive ‘e*e afe ‘ “\4e, ty PAN gg SS Pe 220 nage cia aiicne i el , ot eoe a eR RAR ee Tae IRC \) “ * fs ~« i

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ST. LouIs POST-DISPATCH __ ___WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1996 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __.. PAGE 15 000 Fire in Tearoom. by millions over 25 years for Lit merit set-up recent Ss § re? iberal Government set up recent- fora Dunhill |i" CHAIN The gift that is different, that is useful, makes a practi- cal gift for the business man. Visit the Furnace Firing School Learn in an hour how to overcome the smoking habit—it will save money. Made in bronze, brass and polychrome finished _ base, with green or decorated ad- justable glass shade. All the newest designs on display, in- cluding the new radio lamp. Come in and see them. Demonstrations daily 8 a.m. to 1op.m. Hodia- mont and Olive St. Road. sien vs aye eens . Sie ™ she cia a hse war aint po rceeimas aca Menem ie fo ~ ORE $a ae seater ee ete er ek YM ine Cr rei ate tate Be > oe “9 ne ae ae gs ee ei pb Tae yo haee pty Syd TT Ae eh Ode he: Wey oe oe ow | tection by the guns of the American | | ; $1 D "38 Ip * Shades 27- _ MAMA DOLL fleet and the American army— | Ralamiia Monthly Com position ~hich offer the strongest argument | legs, silk socks, —capable of destroying the ideal- | \ ; — rompers $1 | aes - | Plong: opaque aloth, sapiens MUTA & and cap.. El. Untversal says Dbolshevist | DOOR . pees Bertie ‘eharges have been employed for a | Men’s S t Cc an ieiaed in fans I ti t ertain corporations ™m folded in fancy ‘long me Dv c SO é ns 3 Cc yr Jace quilt. Fair, ‘in an effort to destrov the Ameri- | FExira site Shades a can people’s unwillingness to sup- | S ° iA hee moking Jackets ‘DF ae [itserted colors on $2 Lace Cur- | y lets; nort the “economic feudalism” nickel-capped tains; fine PY china, 15 pieces, I's . . ations are attempting | a Wo ttingham e hese corpora ns are ¢ Ee Blue Bird ~ > ‘ : — , ae $ 3 B. ; Aluminum Toy +s establish in Mexico. It finds “a — ‘ iZ-inch .... ard : $1 Riddiline Dolls, : ' : _ () ’ . ‘ sleeping eyes. with Tee By rrave symptom of the _ present eX Dinner Set SRS LIS Se eH | Sheen oss eae pretty 48xS84-inch ..» 81.29 terne. $1.19 wis. ‘ . + large size ; American chancellerv's mental at- | FREE! walnut-Finish Cedar Chest monte AE titude” in the fact that the State | TMenpartment has undertaken leader- A walnut-finish Cedar Chest to match your bedroom suilte. In addition to being extremely Useful it adds to the z ‘ a : An attractive Smoking “ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM — @ bonnet Se a ee charm and appearance of your room. We have all a $ 75 the latest models. These 8 Chests are large, deep and roomy. See our aeerins a in a walnut -finis : ee inch ....$1.39 Pair. . SS Poutoug ie any man. The Smoking 4 Here's 2 Practical Christmas Gift ; | . Ye U ear ’ * * Jackets in our Men's ‘ x12 size gine doen conth bur- Re 4% | | INTO CREFK DIES OF FEVER Store at this price are 4 4 a three wary — poh ee e | | x Mrs. Dora Richardson, 33 years well tailored of excel- . Repos brand Certatnteed and + a, Ye og ‘old, of 3748 Evans rehome i lent. soft . 4 2 ; On) set felt- base Rugs. All sub- ee! % e " | yesterday at the Jewish osp H gad Oo ool aggiery | Broice, > slight Imperfections. , . Dr sey Ty cuaementn veal salsa vera esirable cCol- | ab ; posure Saturday night when she) ors. They have cord- was thrown into a creek near Dex- | trimmed taped edges and ter, Mo., when an automobile driv- | a ‘ en by her husband, James L. Rich-. e collars, cuffs and es ardson, _ left the road and over- ocket ‘ > tb er % . $ . | caheeeed’ Dates ‘time, they escaped with scratches, sne > & =— — — (Men's Store—--Fourth Floor) 4 & 7 7 Cail Dates tile pattern. Sq. 'but Monday after arriving home, Yard, ‘Mrs Richardson developed pneu- $1 ‘Bows—Rdlees Monthly TEER Meee gai monis. As ingest willbe held t0-, Flap geome semeacenecste <teerseXse <9} GOLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST. ; © Pines WA = * Pen ha ae — » i (ene & Seow 24 Se HOH HO ne

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REE. aoe ie a HRT | he tees . aaa nh at Malte indians 1 adil. eat tsa edition naenandetinen adaamaenaicdaiad Eamdez os come an re eT ee ee alc Sia res Pe ee en ee . a : ; ' ot _ ny ‘ - ve at ¥ Hater. be SS eer 4 = ee ee PLLA INO TOE. Se ae pach Re ee ait Pg 2 Cie A. * * NE ee IN re CL ae Te SR. a hte nee * He o whe ee ‘ lbh” sina antl? Betas ow m : oS almaataaretie BD VDE, hs an . eed ee «| 3 phy eaBiass. = 1 a sh). tention.» sealer pe Waiegs Pe ee, ae 2 8 ta Ane: ROE Regie vegite a oe pc San ba aOR La gt gap PAGE 16 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Union Pacific Gets Safety Medal. sews oa CUORTAGE OF $92,000 Pacific railroad, which had no pas-@ been | awarded the B H. Harriman gold k in pre- By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dec. sengers killed last year, has medal] for conspicuous wor venting accidents. the convention has announced. He placed the amount at approz- egw $92,000. Sanders, an employe of a local certified public accountants in their Treasurer of Southern Mission | Po puiar quarterly, audit Board Admits Discrepancy and treasurer's books, Quick Relief With Comfort— for Constipation Those who need laxatives want sure relief without the distressing after effects that follow use of drastic purga- tives. For mild and gentie, yet sure age Sa Feen-a-mint ‘The Chewing LAXATIVE This sensible and enthusias- tic message from Texas tells its own story and partly ex- plains Feen-a-mint’s great popularity. “Having read three schools of medicine but never ticed outside of my own family—I have a high regard ios simple vegetable harmless medicines —but no use foranythat cause and bring on severe reaction and leave patients in a condi- tion where nature ceases to function. I desire to state that your Feen-a-mint is the most valuable discovery I have ever used —I do not realize that I have taken a cathartic. no ping pains—in fact, = utely no inconvenience what- soever. Thanking you, I am very truly yours, J.J.G.” Ask your druggist for Feen- a-mint. Accept no substitute. Feen-a-mint is too valuablea remedy for you to go with- out if you need its benefits. HEALTH PRODUCTS CORP. 113 North 13th Sc Newark, N. J. € .* . | ago. | Offers to Make Restitution. i | i bers of the | By the Associated Press. committee, | RICHMOND, Va., Dec. ; shortage has been found ‘itors in the accounts of George N. |Sanders of Richmond, treasurer of ‘the Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist convention, Dr. and upon being con- 8 —A by aud- | Danie! said, and offered to make the limit of his resources. Other than to Be verse ports of a shortage in his accounts ; , - — — iy + George W. McDaniel, president of | were correct, 5a ren Bi said ne had | no statement to make at this time. |He tendered his resignation at the McDaniel ‘GOOD BYE i meeti the finance committee. = Dr. announced th 99 eveenin mately $55,000 CO LD! jicit wou be made up from bonds of the def- land certat n property which Sanders / had turned over to the board. | Sanders was an employe of the board working on a salary basis , and not an officer elected Dy anv or association. —— ng of t was congregation ADVERTISEMENT Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters! nt mix a Mess f mustard ingred A Pennsylvania mother says: “My boy bad cough that prevented ‘his sleeping kept the bhousen no’ & punishment, parents, leged by ——_—

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: ienmeen | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH aa PAGE 17 : in maaed Pres. Set Aside. fornia, in aia wild creatures ane [ States. While the region ts not in- = : “py the Aseocia flo bound, has been reserv oq a SS oe “ose ttle ais | NAGEL CALLS oY | i SE We Give pire Redeem Eagle Stamps—F ew Restricted Articles — ~S SE WASHINGTON Dec. &.—An un-! from the destructive engines | eled area of seven square /jcivilization by an Interior Depart- | turbed by visitors to the park: : " * ; Hes in the high Sierra country ment order. It becomes the aniy | place offers exceptional ean. 2 if is SAY a mei, ee | .Yosernite National Park, Cali-' reserve of tts kind in the Unitec jity for study of plant and animal | | eT s on | life. ' [fesse PORTIERES |1 ‘Increasingly Disobeyed, Former. hx St | Labor Te of Commerce and | | | OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY a. p A N EI . Sis : bor Tells Electrical Chiefs, HE MAY Ci EMA “If there ever was a political 4 re, , straitjacket, we bave it on now,” P i f > ¥ | said Charles Nagel, former Secre- | ]f | , tf j mn ‘dollars Pe he tary of Commerce and Labor, in | te | speaking of the eighteenth amend- | ig 4 , | Electrical Board of | a ment at the pe er / Trade luncheon in Hotel Statler. {s make ES. J yesterday. || Special Groups That Provide Exceptionally Advantageous Choice and Only a Few Bia : “The amendment was rushed BL: through, without a clear unaer-|f of the Many That Offer Suggestions for Enduring Gifts standing by most persons of what. | was being done, and there it is. ff P , amend the Volstead | 1 - - grocery purchase soon climb ) ect. It is & waste of time ok # SmallTables _ RadioCabinets | Footstools , t Places This Beautiful —_ we. us. ZaGCHE GRAND il ie In Your Home | so. Ll3c - , = lf You Have a Piano = { NO MONEY DOWN! ‘et 9G ‘| ee en ‘ _ fi al \ Can This i is a remarkable offer! Coming, as it does, just at % the Holiday Time it solves the Gift Problem for Music ers. A Genuine Smith & Nixon Grand delivered to | my Se B your home for Christmas on an initial payment of only Mrs. Nve’s ¥ $25—or, if you have a piano at present, it will be ac- 38-oz. Jar. Cc} cepted at its full cash value as the First Payment on this Grand, amd you need pay NO MONEY DOWN! ; | This Grand is made by the Smith & Nixon Co., for more ; ¥ than 60 years in the forefront of makers of fine musical ON TERMS CRISCO BR srcaiiettactecue sexe tarsi p See ae y an igh-Test Treble Strings, full resonant Ne ee 7: metal plate, triple repeating action, a Sounding Board pee W og —. "of selected clear-grained Spruce and many other fea- as a wee - tures not usually found in pianos at this price. In a May Be Arranged rich Adam Brown Mahogany finish, it will charm and please the most critical. The tonal qualities are of the best and it is sure to give long and satisfactory service. Gt N nr MMeHL HETEL@HS*) TIT catttfin eranitr atten , fresh public opinion, saying that in the ns . = de = sd : Ait AR oe . | ; — a 4 last analysis, laws must depend for } Hi @ Sets that you know will please the tamily—tor ; ’ ' i e . . © cca secob-stty ie asa aedumerees | ht it sii aA ji , they’re of a celebrated make—and in a specially built Machines nounced theme, but he took noifl |] |’! HEDt * art model highboy cabinet that will harmonize with concrete instance other then the |} j| bums q tasteful furnishings. Complete at $177—with 6 prohibition laws. (Dn “Wor ig te tested tubes, Philco 100-amp. storage battery, 2 | porn eae Eveready B batteries and an aerial kit. € The popular desk model New CABARET CURFEW ORDINANCE € TH pe Rotary Electric Sewing tes Pkgs. , | i = | ? £ . y re] ~ : FE N S | : ) " “Kae? Machines—a limi : ast, NOR- top PASSED IN NEW YORK CITY!) 4 New Radiola “25 fared at thio special price Bolan . en HS Re : " R A h od Model 2s— h d k is slightl All -Steel Train or reve mam Melee oe a : Sake tak OE tote come ‘complete $ pnt BP age z ¥ cy ae Te | | | with 6 RCA tubes, RCA cone speaker and Terms $5 Cash, Balance M. Closit Measure. a) r Pillsbury; new | \} iow She amectnes we ay sia : ! all necessary batteries; at Monthly if Desired. , NEW YOR K. Dec. 8.—Mayor Radic Section—Sixsth Fleer Siath Fleer low price Walker’s curfew law designed to close cabarets in New York not later than 3 a. m., has been pagsed | FRESH FRUITS : ones , = Die toh eabline oF 4 Toyland’s Assortments Have Come From All Over the World, and Include Of the 60 members of the alder- tnanic branch of the Municipal] As- VEGET S onvenien ° srimbly. but two men, both Demo- (ff sa — tae | to Chicago atawreed| tiie 3" Wecbetiwem l] Kinds of Christmas Toys said he yoted for passage of the} RAPEFRUIT The “CURFEW” | No time lost-A good night} sleep gained bill “ae a memoria! to the saloons : A , | And All Are St. Louis’ Very Best Values, Too of the good old days,” which were ed Sweet Lye. Cc 4 Lv. Se. Louis . 9:45 P.M. not allowed to remain open after ry Best Size Ko Lv. ST. LOUIS —12° Midniz./ | alba ts idle abidlesies den /, gr Automobiles Pedal Cars : | ; The “LA SALLE” “i 43 } much runnin tore Bo goty agp meme byes, x With rubber tires, fenders, Sidewalk Cars with rubber- | Fairyland ) huC ng ‘wild’ tp some of § # : oe ; ' Bn | . a | Ar CHICAGO ves 7:40 AM. the night clubs,” the report of thei fi ALA | running board, windshield, ' tired wheels and pedals, and | , . FANCY tl Le. Louie = ses a0. j . loca! Laws Committee said in fa- ff ALE) | —— and other eager | strong steel $3 25 | Is Santa's . Ons...» GLOBE 3 LBS ‘ Ar. Chicago - G15 P. M. roadbed d o sto en voring the bill, “the ‘wild’ stranger ff f \ | braces........--. . Headquarters : , A perfect an n ps and the foolish native should have | f fa / ) Bassinets @ Bring the little ones 7 th Check re it” i yy : ; 3 Lee 10 Cc | eee & route. Roomy club- lounge car serv- ope rine eeu ** a x " Blackboards ‘ Dell Bassinets of wood in | * pana miei To all with | nam ; ) the curfew provisic nembershi . Educationa oys that inish, with rubber- | asc tickets, , ots, sche. : Gerbald ing midnight luncheon and breakfast. rhe curfew provisions membership ff 1 AY Educate ut on | ves genre Bers ng” : | | style, with dropleaf and roll 41) made $3. 98 present a surprise pack- je age of real value. . eo oe | {mice Seca Sleepers, always well-ventilated,ready 80 rooms. operating cabarets or : TA I chart; 9 ne aenee $4. D 7 P arkeycles A funny clows from dance halls where food and drink - have | Hagenback-Wallace me ' Jzeprom> = =6ff §=at 10 p.m. Free reclining seat chair cars. are served. } | priced... 4 he LIFE WITH GAS | Rockers | ztor, bore and, girl Bunches 10° Gephone: GerGiaid 7280 : ains Union Station MAN ENDS Jo, 4/4 / . , , | bicycle-type wheels and Circus, is in Toy- ‘ ONS 3 —_== ———— Tr leave he gP Children’s Rockers with seat | nodule. Sl and adjustable | /and, too—come and Ouo Beinke Left Note, “Be Care- |] J = of leatherette and spring; ful, Don’t Light a Match.” nd oO Mee y wien He» $7 45 , Centares; $17 95 see him! “Be careful, don't light a match,” if 4 TLL TTS E / | LN | ‘the reoming house, called police. | eee | | Beinke, whe was 84 years old, was geaa

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me oy ot alia oe OND pete ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | : | : re ia | PAGE 18+ ~~ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 a g NEGRO HOLSE CLEANER RLS VARS Ware Fle eter | ant ists room.: ‘From the dreas- |vented accounts which’ he corse: |e ita eneaa ease | s cial Xmas ‘ Editorial Page he k another wea d,jered unduly Ik d sho er. e | AND THEN TAKES HIS OWN LIFE liye gre neti pve ae mn ie duepair that followed this Gifts for the Hom | pe — Daily artoon ~ sheecinn Bs Aaa ie Hist 1 ncaa iliidcimaatti | Before You Buy ..... Pal The New f { i Wonder Mo, —get the facts. A Washing 1} : i! i | , Publishine Cos. (New York World fa 8 WINS PRIZE FAR ART and Post-Diswatch.) - brain. ; self and wife. Another story is BS 3 i? 4 | ae * “ | " , : a . 4 as PARIS, Dec. 58.--William . There are several theories of the} that he had been drinking heav- ; the | =— 5 ‘ = of - : : hi hould be urct d ; : | Gnd ta:that’ Paden ta. te PA VERYONE td: anet-yonng, 48" ed. -by ro gg Te ag eh ap e wee PART TWO. Ht aan | thorough investigation. We r ay + —— ———- ae Ra A re 10 me meet jperamauantang Sa Copyricht. 1926, by the Press and Pulitzer head, sent a bullet through his own | he is thought to have killed him- a ? ete tetebcatoe ee ate, » SIR apron rst omy A, nouncement of the first of a serivs | ri rushed in with blood streaming | down her face, followed closely by a HATH of annual awards to Negroes liv- x, O Nichi 1h Payne, wealthy American resident | gnooting. ; oA "ag qe ; 4 SS Oe ae r $ aE : ‘ ; of i : ni 6 gp bahay — ee = cheerful. glow from. the barning hearthy _ arate = to — — ———— | : ; eee 3 i : t ©, vate oes ag | l- i tein ae ee ' . store a see the 27 : | | : i: : Awptds nome Pe £2 Negroes vy ee eee | A WurRULI ZER Gifts of ndirons, gaslogs~and...fire-tools will be Graybar | Washer be- A WESTERN Eber | . # Harmon Foundation in itheir home on the Champs 4h DB ke. | a reg i a hike / ~ to peace A me then de- a - aif iv SS Elysees, had suffered from neuras- | S A XOPH ON E | appreciated In every wet el SS Electric W | 4 3 | : re — , you are gu- ro ti Bue | cee, Tork: ae, ro Se See | | A T ai re of-beautiful r, bridge, table | ing to buy. . , i aif vf 7 | The only’ witnesses were the hi Ch e | Ww er } seo y ’ heen, II d be q | 350.000 in " a Lf 4 bel ES vase trightened servants. These were | § or Chris(mas and Boudoir Taipsy-stpoking stands and-book ends a Made nt eet 1 IN IR Y | , mi? SoGrens UD; SOE FF Ope nePatca. (in the kitchen when ey heard a | aks : : ee. ap, rent: | ; a | ka || ca | | NEW YORK, Dec. 8 — At- gnot An instant later Mme. Hen- | et ail SS are on diswvay itr-ousg.£3 ore depart ad ; ? great electical organi = I] : Le ONE y & Vtg, ti} " ' : “— é , ; . re ie f | ei o. a Ih : Y ee ae coe | + obptine ny & " « _ ee il rons - — ‘Prices are surprisirigly, aig Tt -ry of all of 18 years of Electric Washer | facture—a veritable. wonder~ in : Lit safety and convenience. Come se Get the facts at first hand. ie ya . ; — . ¢ | Payne. Mme. Henri collapsed, and My | ee Fe ing in Ame rica in. one a |as the servants tried to stop him, Ox | “a hae bef their outstanding creative Work) Payne fired a bullet into her head | : Can Be Purchased on ap A rina oteompates. ARE WELL KNOWN , Since 1905 as Y: the Best “a erhcnet ‘ « Ww sewn a eke hen eR Tellin oer eb Aig, . nee ~— oa net wy o> PENI NR Rl fn PED AY I tl | a 1 ie ae r ? ew Rebiggone ona AAS SE me ORSe as ON tees ee ee myephired aR s es "= eee DAI Fh ; ee di | ; paintings of water scenes. They Kan, 4 MAw™ PEO STERE bee é a Posies Arpterdeai one Prices $7 50 U WyP'ANOS “ORGANS - HARPS -VICTROLAS. fy = | , cal te id a land, Maine,” “Havers pee Sof a F Du . Rr 7 ington She a i “The Sheepscot” and “The Cove." Ra 1006 Olive St. A Sill he nowin EF. Gur COMPA . &@ fue. i Hayden was born in Widewater, | JOHN ORLICK Sl, rr | at Sn cand Jefferson | Electric Co., 904 Pine St. —@ lates State Sovereignty. rey ;# Fai rears of age. Hale! Nig lng Me, My { we bud Va., and is 33 years 0 te . r tO net Jefferson 3200 | sini i) Woodruff, 26 years old, of vnc 1427 Missouri Av. SN gs | i — ~ animes pence mid dianapolis, Ind. won the second ST. LOUIS, MO. | we cea : Paes: | TRY a S-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Resulty ah Mm, ©), Corvenpomient a6 ae &, ae prize in fine arts. | | : ' : ges OS 4 aus oe gs ies a Le a eae oe certai nded canceled a “ ae ss + at gf Miami, Fla., a graduate of Massa-| —— —— WASHINGTON, Dev. 3.—Arthur) op is ; & «husetts Institute of Technology, | : R. Gould's title to a seat in the ye bg Te ee t fam Opera Company, then in Atlan- | , Second mie : nse committed tn his youth. i ie ta. The result was a year’s con. | \ Ri 4 “ate Rights Issue. i: ae — the Metropolitan. / e e « ° t ‘. oa Rees of Pennsylvania made the aa: ‘ sang “a little’ So did his mother. | “4 p y mM 0 a ven an Ive : og tration. His contention was! by 0 td his aoe as a clerk in | 4 ae mt interference by the Senate In | | | an insurance o fice. = | / a Btate'y choice of a Senator was ie 3 ioiusetae in Earthquake. / ay grits of power. Be ait NNES SURG, Union of | vy Bs know nothing about Mr. | ® ‘og South Africa, Dec. 8&.—Violent) : ’ Tl + ld's gullt or innocence.” pro-| ‘ . earth tremors have iaken The) / i. ed Reed, “but Ido say that! & * Rand, South Africa's famous gold Pe im the Senate undertakes to as- a bearing region. The residents e - Mu power that was denied to! — iE were alarmed. but aside from two wil ‘Congre by ie Me k burst ' ce neress by the constitutional’ 7, ‘fe severe rock burst# tn the Wo!'luter ° ra Yention . ue fold mine. little damore has been We Give and Rede E l S 4 hable a; we are doing an ines- : :a vote Evga a ll ath lea gee em ag e tamps _ Bessie to the sovereignty - and many others, mostly nntives , > ee — ~ injured, In these rock burets. | es a Soret ce ennter -Coneeman | M: | Png “that the primary ts ~ '@ @:ection ?” t ee eh « H at, or course, Was looking bl . e ue

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> Perens Tr a SIR ite” 4 : i: | 4 a “ “* 2 ‘3 Setegessssesssessssdssess73: Teststescsssss theses tesshescessss MESeteeeS rises: iggsgst cesses racttiere eet a gfbassis: tebecssmesatees Pier: Spe Store ~~: ~~ * dat cH ; : oH ——— oo ee sumianananasata nnninadatinaciaaidadae 3B ‘on iii Sige a a TE: ds Sos eseeeSRCeSRess eg sessessss-sseecfeaseeaes 4 sak 2 : Cg ty i J ul st a M inute % 2 ) ii: Tis, it Bri j : Pesitoria! Page ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | all of a8 — of Flectrle washer tame Fl} BY WAT SH Sara: ot Been ah ay nei Was Prepared by Fulton J. | BORNE ( ' ‘ Z age ph ls PEI tei Get ‘the ci De peeked cx a fll ‘Razing of 40 Blocks to Provide Parking Space come ed etre oon. co Pip ei eae Elect —-— : an ‘ iden re) nator- | % Terms at Slight Pncrease in Cost 4 ee . Ou __ for 7500 Automobiles Is Part of Proposal | grees in whith hé sefers to pledges “ nes elena nga Report That Belgrade Will : As Low as Mo tana Senator otes . for sufficient funds to finance the, rom | eaten to | eave League fe : $ _— Down q or t | Approved by Business ‘Men. storage of 4,000,000 bales of cotton. uted Throughout Cadatiey Thr | 4 M nes ance in i Hoar and S “ es: “Remembering Secretary Hoo- | onthiy LLOWING is the memoran- dum from Fulton J. Redman, The first move was made yester-| the Chamber of Commerce, said /ver's indignation over the rubber | day toward realizing the City Pian/that the building of the plaza had restrictions,” the newspaper says, | Commission project for reclaiming created such apprehension among | ‘London will chuckle over the Pres- | Show Duty to a Character of Members. FOR XMAS vont ee an a —— iy Rig an bake ee i i aw i seperti, 2 tel; oe Bie arse ee . ‘ , fs a ules Ca wet ts ue a tg) ada x rs et aay bey WO Ve PY MR te 8 4 wa « — »*O, ce en P enbazeen tn ” x ° ‘ ¥ ay, ee jy RS SEP a ee at — : a sheep ha vb Ae a a nl a 7 - re eee ara Se "Dina 5 Vw = al were + ~ ea yee . F eee nC J Se 8" ae “er a ee | + eet ge ad By Pe} : “4 Ape Sy eae te : ba ne > ae «+ be > 4 - OSS ey % : * . 3 a . Se Do ee ee eas ‘ : : Mee soa as ; alien, Pa ey : ~ > . bo n rani . * $ . X ’ Democratic opponent of Arthur ft A Z the decay ed, business district east | property owners in the eastern jdent’s recommendation.” R. Gould, Senator from Maine, ROME DENIES PACT : AIN-E- of Fourth street by a double-jhalf of ‘the business oe It is contended by the Westmin- upon which was based the resolu- T CLAUSES i ITTEE WILL {decked street, three miles long, run- ‘they were reluctant to inves Nn ster Gazette that restriction in cot- Le Senator Walsh of Monta HAS SECRE i TUBS wJBCOMM hing along Third street and thenze, improvements. He believed that ton acreage constitute a menace to! ton of Sena oF ash oO - gg . E N’on diagonals, into North and Sourh/the highway project would stabil- the struggling cotton industry of | demanding a Senatorial inquiry in- Re” MAKE INVESTIGATIO } district by ,. rer ’ > a Said eo ae Geet, roll them St. Louis. ize and rehabilitate this Y Great Britain, It quotes a member , to charges that Gould paid a $100.- | M ani to Have Sug ae ty them through ipiitiowaiene Mayor Miller assembled 25 rep- assurance that the business district | of the Federation of Master Cot- | bas bribe in 1911 to the Premier of | ; usso : ia § ee : resentatives of business in his of- would be fixed east of Twelf*h 1), Spinners as saying that Presi-| V1 peunewick, Canada, | gested That Jugo-Slavia oo He a Wee Reed of Pennsylvania Says fice and Harland Bartholom2w street. Business migration west- dent Coolidge's advice regarding a, ~* &¥ | L ; é et laid the rudiments of the project ward would be checked, he, reduction by about one-third in the | Memorandum concerning pons h Enter New Triple Alli- i” i Serving the That Interference in before them... It was received thought. , acreage for the coming year. will | Bereta igth ow iqged elenen no pred a ‘ Home Electric. , Vi Warmly. Speakers declared some-| Sidney Baer, as representativ “he | will be received with great concern Pe mB roe tesco agonal oo ance. ha | i ; 17a ally Since ; Choice of Senator 102 | thing must be done to stabilize the | ‘the Associated Retailers, said 7 ‘in Mé4nchester, as it will mean eed std the ceed ageink ae ) Pics } i] 7886 eastern part of the business dis- question was not peng: vee oO ‘higher prices and have a bad ef- b secen ear yan p | iy te Atsosioted Sauun . ! ‘ 2 tric Co., 904 Pine St. = lates ones ahead eee & Peller init?” “We must do it,” Be on ‘fect onsthe world situation. Ti) thie eaennet’ be Cheede astitne. BUDAPEST, Hungary, Dee. 8~ mt he effectiveness of the measure 4 HH. Reller, representing the A member of the Cotton Manu- |. d findi f Hon. H. A. Mc- |Jugo-Slavia is reported to be reli- i is = Ait eeeuael sn accord | NOtth &. Louie Business Men's As-| wes igeadadbivrn «tg mtg Sapdios hays diy cecal kee a Chiet ‘Testi of the King’s | forcing her troops on the Albaniai : 4 i | meee CHARLES MICHELSON, Ae seemed. in accord ‘sociation, said he thought North) jana, is cited as holding a con-| Keown, wot natha: mt Sena. | frontier. Dispatches say. move- nt Pa wae BD. Reais al Peeeafl Correspondent of tfe Post- Mayor Chooses Committee. St. Louis business would support! trary view. a Be sitciine ra a h 15. 1918, | ments for the regrouping of her | ee refunded on canceled insertions. _eeeeetch and New York World. As a consequence, the Mavor the project, and Richard Moore, “A reduction of only one-third,” ig Mc en wh the deci- | military units began yesterday. ee SEB WASHINGTON, Dev. 8.—Arthur zppointed a plan and scope: com- for the South St. Louis Business’ he is quoted as having said, “wi | ‘® peng egg s follows: | The newspaper ::1VGGTE? Coe : i i mGould’s title to a seat in -the mittee to reduce tne project to de- Men's Association, was equally con- | not have serious effects, anyway at sige ee Pani god cat part ~tat Sat, one tt leashes thet dese wil if if Sted States Senate promises t0O;tuils and definiteness—cost. best _fident that South St. Louis would /present, as we are assured of am- iwhte which should be recognized | threaten to leave the League o! 4 5 ey fee one of the historic cases. / route, methods of ee heh be for’ It. ‘ple stocks.” oo forced in any court or before | Nations if that organization does aie ot The preliminaries to the deter-| fits and means of best presenti ie Ww. W. Butts, president of the comet yet -lebasemaiilie because the con- | PIR IIE, IIIT IIIT OE OOOO LIT CT IP not bring ‘about cancellation of the 4g a fi e gestion whether a man charged ithe plan to the public. When -his Real Estate Exchange, thought the | KING FERDINAND UNDERGOES coat til chi ee! seamed. of the act. -—Ce pyrignt by Henry Miller Picture Service. | 1501, aipenian treaty. ; me i mat bribery in Canada vears asO committee has reported, the Mayor. project sound and that the res pean Beng ‘ Lancs the by Mr. Ar- SENATOR ARTHUR R. GOULD. 1 hae’ eiaikensisal Probe. Hy iy & agi er me be deemed unfit to hold a expects to appeint a larger con- | desired could be Cxpagten. He cord SECOND OPERATION IN WEEK thur’ R. & fiver during the negotia- “rhe hearias from whien tne} Q. What particular charm did VIENNA, Austria, Dec. 8.—Ad- ii ae # mmatorship occupred nearly all of mittee and charge it with car -;most of the other speakers et Surgeons Attending Rumanian ‘tion for the building of the road testimony was quoted was the fir-t| you possess to get Mr. Flemming! vices from Belgrade say Premier i" ie = westerday's session of the Senate. paigning for the public vote thit, ‘members of the St. ethane gory Monarch Announce That It Is 4 etuledain the province and the raile ef a series in connection wit suilis | to throw away a hundred thousand Mussolini is reported to have BUs- a 4 be Mee Walsh resolution, presented will be necessary io accomplish it.) yw hich was told upon a visit nos “ a1 Successful. pao chesneny” je Beret grt recover $400900 due | dollars? A. He thought 1! Was | gested to the Jugo-Slayian, Minister ie i i, hen Gould appeared to take the, As has been told. the double- cago, that Chicago had founc a Br the ‘Acsociath’ Pleat The act of bribery above referred Prema tne Caanbtas' Géverenent te | halter Han “One other fellows.‘ ‘|in Rome that’ Jugo-Slavia duplt- qi : f ) Sth, finally was referred to the; decked street would be linked on no matter how many millions were BUCHAREST, Dec. &-—King|to had to do with the payment of ‘connection with the.censtruccion of! @Q. How much money did YOU cate the Italian treaty with Albe Beit Committee on Privileges and Elec- the north oes Oh with sagem en 2 — — “eg Ferdinand underwent a second op- $100,000 to the Hon. J. K. Flem- ,,. St. John and Quebec Kail pages pay Mr. Flemming himself out of|nia, Jugo-Slavia is said to regarc ' 1; if tions. : | boulevard, the sarod — Tele aia at vin wee oe Pert mai eration at 11 o’clock this morning | ming, who at the time the pay- “The question was brought up &t this hundred thousand dollars? A. | the suggestion favorably. 3 i tae j Gould himself voted for it and seuth artery. oe oes maenem eral times in en er tg scghtinaer ne The doctors|say it. was success- | ment was made was Premier of | a Royal Commission heari3g of *2¥ | could not tell you exactly. The treaties would’ tars aa ae Ww i i a oe a Repenc| “a . a ~6 "ype th- hse es. pice | ful. ‘the Province of New Brunswick. 4 rrijjiation with the former ! Vremier’ Q. Approximately, as near 48 iganic whole under the name of the tas me and one Democrat, voted the re bere a, eget ela wealth. Monday’s operation for hemor- The words of Chief Justice Mc- as a reason for the contract witn | you can get to it? A. The larger | “Triple Alliance.” a ; ay: . a en ae) ical ohee : aie ‘utrent between $20,000.000 Is Guess at Cost. ‘rhoids was performed by Dr. Hart- Keown in this connection were 48 th. railroad being void. My asre- part of it went to him direct. | By the Associated Presse. a a S ) disputed the ot tale eigen Municipal cas Eads bridges and, ‘Only the roughest sort of esti-' mann, a French surgeon. The | ¢oliows: 4 ciates, who had been responsible Q. Was there seventy-five thou-| ROME, Dec. 8.—Eniphatie de a 5 oe ae Meare: Ware apg? then along Mullanphy street, run- mates of cost have been made.| King was in splendid spirits before -‘qinfortumately it tranapite for making the campaign contti- ‘sands dollars went to Mr. Flem- | nia} was given in official quarters 7 ete ag i ming into Twelfth again at Thir-| Bartholomew :- mentioned $20.-/ and after the operation. “Well, tat, for the purpdse of advancing ution, had all withdrawn {ram | ming personally? - A. Yes, |here today of a report that the re- a1 mipps (Col.). Reed (Pa.), age eh teeth street. 000,000 as the cost of constructing | gentlemen, let’s get busy,” he said his own interests, Mr. Gould paid ip, company, leaving me to bar Q. More?! A. A tetié meme pes pact signed by Italy and Al- : a " oe) and aiccie gabon ap oy Upper Road for Auto Speedway. (the roadway. The assessed value to the surgeons before Prof. Hart- to the Hon. Mr. Flemming then act. | the brunt of the aac aid the Q. Did the balance go accord- ' bania contains a secret military ae - 1 e lone Democrat who voted — The lower deck would be ‘on the of property it is proposed to raze mann began his work. ‘ing for the province, this large oe | “When asked if I had pa } ©2¢ | ing to his instructions? A. I think | clause ameunting vistalie th ie ae HY was Biease of South Carolina. satnieint street levels of the route on the river front is $6,500,000. | During the operation hundreds | o¢ money——most of it to him per- money, I answered: bbe sae te | $t did. tectorate by Italy over Albania, 3 6 2 Gould, in the course of the de- }traversed and would be 100 feet | jreal estate men say that the own- | of persons stood in the streets sonally, the balance to his order. ing that my company a: —_—~ CO: Wie thas canteens nee upon | indeed, ‘Bitlaae.oun, ai 4 i a ee eae. wide. The upper deck would be an ers of this property find it difficult | about the palace in the cold and The testimony of Arthur R./not pty ea rege _ rd eas ’ at the time that you rng to give! s cisuse providing that it must be ee pod up straight and ‘all and spoke Nevated concrete structure with a rto make rentals meet taxes and in- the rain awaiting news of their ' Gould. on which the above finding jor was in aay way to blame for the the money, two or “thre aia 5 witht the Renee ae ; ‘ is ij arlv, facing Walsh as he said: | 58-foot readway., except that be€- | surance. ; ruler. and opinion were based and the payment.’ ee hefore the ¢ontract was sicned. oe as ie the ease of aaa f jae 1 have no objection to this res- | tween the bridges along Third Felix Gunn, Deputy Comptroller, | “God's will be done,” said the | ‘souree from which this testimony | His ne testimony: “ePr A. The form of the contract. | aac iggy hi aoe Stabe .amds ae ¢ is 3 ; Hon. There is nothing on the street, it would be 140 feet wide. sig that the city still had a bond- King when told that. the Palace was obtained, will be found onjwith Mr. Flemming. | @ Yes. A.| Yes, that wasdaiked pais: wii ‘> Contmas and See ae lies ra ve feom which I shouta | The Upper deck would be uninter- ing power of stom) 7 | et Suit in the center ief ithe | ages 5 to & of this memorandum. | agai g. over ang agnped to before trie oes ol haying the. object of haw mess me. or from which I should |. teg by streets yntil it reached Jr the project is carried through, it'town 50 years ago by Carmen, ? agreement for the money. maintaining peace by ‘dispersing t4 : Te te ous] the downtown section, where main |;, jixely that half of the cost| Sylva, the poet-Queen, had been Statement Cited. The following Is & copy of evi-| @. Was,thet really the time you prejudices and misunderstandings, ; |. thorouchty discussed in OUTr husiness ssreets, such as Olive and would be assessed against benefited destroyed by fire. Prince Nicolas, | A statement purporting to be gence given on oath by Arthur R. were negotMting with the two gov- aan strengthening good relations 4 ef ; poe pad 1 foal T was eurticten’ | Market, would be carried onto it property. William G. Senn and son of the King, and Premier! made by or in behalf of Arthur | Gould. in 1916, at the hearing in| ernments, and Mr. Flemmine yv “*' through protection of reciprocal ee Bee oo b7 the voters of my iby rempe. Thus the Rpper reed: | william C . Bernard, the city’s con-| Averescu, watched the fire, which | p. Gould, published in the Port-! .onnection with an arbitration be- on one side and Mrs. Pugstev or ‘economic and commercial inter- —4ee | er. Rut if the Senate prefers way would furnish an automobile | Aeuntetton experts, were instructed | ,is believed to have been caused by | ‘land Press Herald on the morning tween Arthur R. Gould and his as- the other? Q. Would that be the! aha Preis i mate Vy meeake another cexshagpnngrelecntand 7 | speedway by eeeer residents of +6 estimate the value of condemned a short circult in the electric wir-| of Monday, Nov. 22, 1926, contains| gonjiates, the Province of New! time? A. That is the time of the; © Theretentd “tk ts asserted, the Se By please me because | re I North and South St. > ond ee, (ea benefited property and | ing. , the following: Brunswick and the Saint John and. si ye ve arg , mae Italio-Albanian treaty 1s. entirely EB a will be further vindicated.’ ‘reach . the opposite extremities o he plan and s¢ cope committee if the uebec Railway Co. before the , n t } A. yes, the torm ‘ ter ‘ : i _ Ivercoats Members of subcommittec. the city without iraversinge the apBgertinn sex Kinsey of the ical 95 PCT, OF FILIPINOS W WANT I 1p 01 ty Oh omg hn a Harrison A. McKeown, then °f the arrangement was approxi- perms. § relies mesial ts . a a Phe investication will be tad» | business district. It also would vena lof Public Service, whe recently re-| | pore re ine associates, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court "ately made up at that time. if Cites Allied Conference. a: P S it { then “he ee os rest eee estes po ea aoe ported to the’ Board of Aldermen’ INDEPENDENCE, ENVOY SAYS: Vio betes th Rggnvariott§ prevailed, | of New Brunswick, as taken from Excerpts From Opinion. | The allied conference of Am- am ie Ul S rtions pica sccasmamenel ; met > ae a eal ae Seietin the a project for the construtcion of: Pedro Guevara Urges Fulfillment and my New York associates paid | pames 009 to 003 of the official sight Exeerpts from the opinion of | bassadors in November, 1921, guar- i ' ¥ , tor Gort (Rep) © inn paieit Dieta Ridin Oh tue Sen east. It is this subways having their eastern ter- of Pledge by U. S. Before Wash- this amount of money without; port of the evidence, and printed’ @pinr suetice McKeown bearing on, anteed the independence and terrt- wi fr ma. Other ere on oe rane ‘tent is wienrted as Having a minal on the river front, declared ington Conference. my knowledge. sanction or con- in the Carleton Sentinel, a NEWSPa- | +thig bribery phase of the matter| torial integrity of Albania, entrust- a 5: pmittec se eatin oe abana i1- | beneficial stahbilizine effect upon that the City Plan Commission. By the Associated Press. doait.? per published at Woodstock, New) are as” follows: ing Italy with the right to inter- ig a fi aa f — Sa oy and wine the lower business district. plan dove-tailed excellently with WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—F ulfill- Ses testimony. Brunswick, in its issue of October | “But during the cross-examina-] vene in case of disorders or threats si ur pecta rice Oo is, Republicans; wana aie a Clearing Parkine Area. the rapid transit plan for a lowp: ment of the pledge of independence Q How much money did. you 16, 1925. (The letter “Q — tion of Mr. Gould by Mr. Carvell to Albanian liberty. } i: € | Sie eat ima damn acimaacaaa Linked with the steeet project station on the river front. The tor the Philippine Islands is a fun- " to Mr. Flemming himself out of | “Questions” and the letter “A”|it was disclosed that a wade Suda rss prepett dennis. Ge eee 7a mats. , . is the prorosal to raze, 40 blocks two projects—one de livering theou- damental issue before the Ameri- roan bdeeelitaiiede thousand dollars: | means “Answer."’) ‘cum of money, viz., $100.000. had aiming at an Italian protectorate ‘3 * Whe first meeting of the cep agensvamciat® of low-value buildings east of Third sands to the eastern end of the: can people, Pedro Guervara, resi- | rt abd swer: I could not tell Q. Did you pay Mr. Flemmingany “)°nzed hands after the contract. over Albania, it is said, is a nat- . : a ee ee OX OE’ | eeet, between Morgan and Valen- business district by automobile nad) dent commissioner for the Philip- | Gould's as ay money from the time of the sign- ,‘Y"S-practically agreed upon be-| yral result of the conference of - + Bnday morning and at that ee ‘time streets, and in the area thus ‘the other thousands by rap‘d tran- pines, declared today in an address | you eye ot a , ps near 8 ling of the iciilihinisad down to when ‘een the railway company and the Ambassadors and entirely harmon- 4 Ee 4 ator Cou'd and Senator Walsh j created provide parking fer ap- sit, would insure beyond a doubt’ to the Conference on the Cause Q. al ant ‘ The larger | he ceased t6 be Premier? A. I was; ©°Vernment and before such con. ines with the desisien at taae ee a tbe invited to appear and ace proximately 7500 automobiles. Most }+nat the decaying business district and Cure of War. } you can & as alles | Ateanal rabtiog’ Ines i tract was signed. | ference, having only as its object 7 + a me the Pe cee Annetare. | WOU be revitalized. ‘he thought. ego aoe «8 matter gt a | sper ie salt n utterance before | Q. I meen in connection with ‘The Government must in all! the carrying out of the agreement é : aie ee ee Improved Transit Factities. Ss maga tg £ BB = horton. me the Set caas, on Monday eve-! the eadiuey transaction? A. It is Matters deal through responsible | reached then. ti + he committee ha- for a starter, hle and said they would not sup: » ks dcr? a weeteme’ in able dealing with a weaker people. \% e wend a oe 1998. ar. Gould. } it Seema’ eat © cemeetbued ak Ministers who stand in the relation | En - 3 ij i P camraien presentation of the. wort the highway plan if the pork- #. a pee rit =" - who is a Ninety-five per cent of the Phil-! ning, Nov. 22, land | a at of directors managing the various | | Popular Excite . ugo-Slavis 4 Gould is quo*ed as havin® ing area were not provided. With! Washirgton a ae 7. aie 9 ‘pinos are “unqua.ifiedly in favor) said, as reported in the Portland|a campaign fund. ‘ | branches of the public service. Un- | Over Italian Treaty. He F tied the $100 000 was paid bY|\ no parking space provided. ther member of = ae eligi sag of independence,” he asserted, and Press Herald the follewing morn- Q. oe how much‘ (Objection fortunately, it transpired that. for | By the Associated # a . | aswocintes to the Premier of! yaig the proposed highway would sion, sxid th: vt ec oamraren ‘he Filipinos in many ways nave ing: . : | Allowed.) A. I do not like to) the purpose of advancing his own! BELGRADE, ‘Seaiieys Sla'via, Dec. ‘a wit: tn the face of hit] he only a throvch artery between could 0 ee cs hava oe proved their fitmess for es ag il, “T had begun the ralljoad project | sea hehe those kind of questions. Mr. inte ‘rests. Mr. Gould vaid to the!8.—Popular excitement in Jugo- Hl ee 8 | aren ane Howth Bt. Louis. penton “ae levee. This| ent. HP prepped that theres year before we wete om et ae I must press it. _Honershle Mr. Flemrring. then act- | Slavia over the signing by Italy and a hout hic knowledge. Thereunon Mayor Miller said if the project: suburban station hey om ‘ae santa Was no danger of China or Japan) gor ah campaign contribution by 2 How much, Mr. Gould? A. ing; for the Province, this large sum Albania of a treaty of friendship ; oa ten J. Redman. his Pemocratic!is to be carried out. it must be also would 7 bee design = ra seizing the islands if the United: premier shee pend and told pel You stated on several occasions of monev-—mast of it to him per- and security shows no signs vf if > ) Orent for the senatorshin, pro- accomplished speedily. The min- transit and (ity ss ge thie “tates gave them up we si Bang not continue unless that it was printed a good many sonalliy. the briance to his order. abating. a hen you ll best ap ; ei the rerord taken vefore a imum time required would be about ‘act, it was poin - ‘ 0 acs ACTION ON ABANDONING | Was paid. 4 times, and I guess the pubiic gen- , The circumstances under which | It has been intensified by re- a | f m : Feme Court Justice of thei five vears. The Mayor _ _ ‘ity rage ans ge sine Dae oa Ls yi is ' id, but was it! »¢, ; ; : ermrier was looking take “re en ¥ s% ‘3 3 —ar©re the newest Fall an = & old. . hat ti the province of New | Representatives Michener, Re- negotiate with you about the pay- to whom it Was pa fact that the Prem i 4 - Ninchitch,. who resigned before the a Winter models in single and Pw rich tank the =. eet, vond the Gould case end Benith et neha. ‘ ~ | Payment of thi¢ money, to make bis | | eomesaliy believed, will mark @ ee foc Mitta. or ate eeuedawe tackles his case. | lege Pioagensiagn es: mn ae ‘count ‘he move for his impeachment trial erebudlibis before the contract was | ae cn ange eg en —o aan. sat ee ee a radical change tn per tet so treme and conservative Sul Peer of New Mamesnre " shouted Reed. | *°¢ f in the Senate be abandoned. igned. soeetncc gh aT - him by een policy. Some observer ene Charles “— “ge act. sho f the construction of the St. John mag should any be made bv him_ by will be to ; for college men and business . Sermo a a “Neither does the Supreme Court.’ ~ & Quebec Railway. | RESOLUTION ON | DISARMAMENT. eee oe oF three | Agreed to Contribute. placing the most trueted mublic | thet wee i haus ee Gov - j men. All correctly styled of the Senate to go as far; “The Supreme Court in the meat a | cf hea wa. as 4 was the amount of the; @ Was it not at the time the man in the Province swe: Snananten| coun. of Senate as “a vi , - . An f , or “4 % cate and tailored to perfection— Kas necessary to ascertain we} merry oe nse ee wh part | 95 THIEVES TAKEN AT BURIAL eg GED NEVA. Dec. ! §.—The Council | contribution agreed upon? A. Yes. jreemersc ‘ae aa Fiemming | Posten Mog x siti 08 in that Treaty as tara Regulars, stouts, longs and suiters of Senators. He particu- | as to —— vs Four held that it }of the League of Nations today! @Q for ‘how much? A. It is al- Ragotiate with you about the pay- attempt, and the law has no sym- | | oe Regards ‘Tree shorts. Cited the case of Raoch of; of an election. held it wak not, and OF POLISH GANG | EADER adopted a resolution asking the | ready stated here. ‘eat of this money at the time |, at all with one: who puts pecans 7 eth Dakota, who was barred for | was, and four ae ealaton, a orm | preparatory commission of the Dis- Q. One hundred theusand dol- | ‘you were negotiating about the. ‘himself in such a position and does | By the Anaps jal wee conetu- second Fiecr #offense committed tn his youth. / one refused to ren tl ilies mare. | | By the —s sie ca oan Be ‘armament Conference to suggest lars? eee (Chief Justice says: - eee is regarded here as interference by the Senate in — . i “ that neral to their iate leader, Ed Zie- Members o 1e | “Referring to the campaign con- |. onths. | “when Mr. Gould passed the |the Ba ‘oe tied Bestels choice of a Senator was had not the tee peer ‘to ex-/linski, killed in a fight with — cr omidcteabes gp TE are ages alg gf ng haga ay sae . ee Se money into the hands of the 7a | a ee thane at wide Ae is « | ut ower _ the Senate 2a ranks gunmen and their again ‘ing when he was a candidate for | \sinution agreed upon nn dati Gar the Meanie tll : — zoned about Mr.| Pel am ember who had been season poms walked behind the cof-| which might shipwreck the confer- ‘Premier, Mr. Gould asserted sd | r Q. For how much? A. It is al- ae poate tp 2 oa about to he | member. ‘ = tes . ~~ any reason it deemed suf . i reaths of; ence. uch a contrib’: . , ch | It is regarded as an un oubt i's guilt or innocence,” pro-| ed, for a 'fin which was buried in w he had gefused 5 Seale ready stated here. 1. | entered into he nut himaelf in av rrigeapis for Ttaliam Giplamnde anal Peet: “but I do say that se ape ie. ; costly og a serra ng - Acquitted of Khiiimg Employer. jan apt ee ae, tolgd| @ One hundred thousand dol-| | nosition with paneer imevene that | poe ie canes anaes Nn the Senate ertakes to as- | longing to the man who had terrorize : uebec, Dec. §.—jone of his lars? <A. Yes. the law will give him no aasietance perenan- e i ange oggeente porn pst Finally the Senate ve Se to |} urbs of the city ee mee as aakednn at “eal tls ge eng it atau ede beet to Q. Didn't he want rag a lin vremerd to it. either directir 4 me Pa igay oty ag. * oe . Congress by the constitutional | 7,that the Committee on Privi e6SS | One of the wrea —- ) +f murder of his former em-jgive Mr . ‘ ij that from you? A. .: =a © | indirectly.” a f ¥- vention pal : = “or ame ae and’ Elections should investigate pore this port he ‘will remain as | dager ae aa yl a sl sesshagton an. Or, 24, 1926, Mr. adr ty ga pe nie 7 es nygeneeens 9 emg bo Italy . vated protecten rte Die damare to * iain ty report. | leagues, to W , 1 local weekly reviews, whc ais Q. Did he tell you how heen prepared a * i [ps 9 ee © the sovereignty tygenten ae alsh resolution was soa a model with parallel.” 1 proces. | recisggonie to death Aug. 14, 1926.|/Gould is oe oe Bog 9 pat a more he could get than that? A.j| on the second day a onveyn~pgh —_. per ype Pe a EDees ths Senator concede”! on an opinion re ose ed ger eguegt css aoe ee | Beaudry was found dead tn his of- pias Fo open pone spoken as fcl- He said he could get more than 1926. SY ie ee co ’ complete contre] is the Adriatic Borah. “that the primary is' Justice McKeen of the Cour eS sas they left the fice at his desk with a pen in hi : that. Address: Ellsworth, Me. Ofthe election?” f the King’s Rene in New Bruns- | nortorious thieves as ae lows . a7) ! ; /* erat, of course, was looking Wick. to the effec that a contract cemetery. =e . wi , : ; e sal? pr Sealer ey

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TO Le ee OS ee ee MB oe PAGE 20) Pee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12, 18/9 Published by The Pulitzer Publishing Compeny ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH,” WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, “EVERYTHING IS QUITE CORRECT.” THE COULD INCIDENT. | “You are right, and I am right, and everything ‘ts! By the decisive vote of 70 to 7, the Senate has de- | ”" sings President Coolidge to Congress. | cided to investigate certain charges made against ‘the new Senator from Maine, Arthur R. Gould. The vote was on a resolution presented by Senator Walsh ot Montana as the sequel to his action the day before A penalise Sas meg eect ape oe 1» Annee al tiaai : th de . « > ROR) gi wat ay v4 een. apt: AiilocwaL PRY pat es AME 4 oh Pe ATE eM are ET &. s lean.” iss anes JOHN G. NE quite correct, is under the Coolidge adeninietretee | , according to Mr. Coolidge’s message. | Everything as Ours a Great a is the best ever PREP Ire: pole Cee Ose er eee a OPA DOH: Ah Rim OR VRE ah EGE " i qocerehiten OTE De Aaa Re aie Bote it Re Bee RI on Spee came ov aad amet tan ae ee Sed tre i aan gti S eit om me et % . OE ae. Nata ae We 8 tf a Ply A w ee shel rs ar) obi gamma Beas AS Mie apps - ee a eae la iG ABS: st Raia ccbntlee MAMBO * - ahaa Cal ke ART oy le pereatyety phe tacts dane: ay 5 19 i steel catia yed Hamers) Cb ak allay elect iy Saat hl a ge © tly ee " ot See —> ~ Beer he ./. ae S ax ee ts 4 . :. = ae ¥ * , fs = 5 3 ’ ee a ee owt “ seis eA gt bad » wx : a et ¢ LaF “ ¥ ¢ : a Sean MOL FA hy seat . - ‘ bs ya 4 . ; v hp wiganlaic tasty adie ‘; ‘ z > —— R 4 pm ad . : . a 3 ; * * ey é * mG " eee & wees ate, at e = ft ee Minty +1 ay AE. Sekt Sp Irs beg. 9 rf A . 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I know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress or reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, alway> fight demagogues of all parties, never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare. never be satisfied with merely printing news; always be drastically independent: never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory pluatocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. 1907. : April 10, Macnee 1 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE The name and address of the must accompany every contribution, dut on request will not be published. Let- ters not exceeding 2006 words will receive prejerence oe rene eee a cen en ee ee author | Our Crusaders. Wditer of tne Post-Dispate) HE League of Women Voters 2 » 0 tae ol OF through ths } a on _ e women of 11 need nor demand for such a one woman in a hundred law; it will not add one jot of inte! and experience to furies: neither nor expediency will be served b Will; still, a few women have a hobby, therefore, the women of the State are: to have forced upon them.a task de- sired by few men. The League of Wom- en Voters will no doubt inform the Legis lature that {it “speaks for the women of this State.” If the women of Missouri have their own interest at heart will speak for themselves, tn this in-' &tance, The people of this nation are dened With a miass of fanatical and non- sensical laws, and no person, if his lite depended upen his so doing, could show ene single benefit derived from these ab- surd and disastrous statutes. Some pro- fessed to beileve that the ninteenth amendment would and purify politics and government: gOV- ernment and all political life are upon the lowest plane ever known in the his- tory of the nation. Corruption of gov- ernment is rampant, hypocrisy is the ruil: tm public life. and the class of men seek- ing public office are, as a rule, our most unfit for office. If we “elevate” govern- ment further, we will have it below hell itself Still, the busybodies and dr ers continue to urge more mad tion. When do we turn back to si government? Or, do Wwe go on t fuin® Not one beneficial result visionary and tyrannical ‘he t@le and foolish ery to the law-mills. “Grind! Grind! Grind! 5 : i a this limence ustice wishes such a thev bur- levee ¢ Cicvate where as, f®an;»ni- : gisia- - legislation. vet 4 Witless. Woeftal ny asic. , _ * : ft 2 1 | Os Lis if _ s hat a Sorry state 1 jufst re- . " : 7 os Pd } Fee duced in this alleced land of the fre home of the brave. The admi! ae ~a2¢ » . + } rt | ( aiilo rRia es] Ae Pe_LiItions destroy 6 a0u raior oj cn if t for }>* rniiSsicol LO zalions of pre-war fro minors. and vranted Think old W iki damnatbie orde administrat ; i? ti a3 ‘ould conceiv: tllons of good wine than : fragcranc: t] ‘aliiorria It was len) VYoilstead’s sacred act w: reve peme At the { te tyy7 n subtie ee] KPT eo atrength until expel \ obst« the minors ad's malfeasance Re irs freely fafe But wantonly ‘kenes the esent The adminis . sumptui Sir, Wine quk have taken have ; do Tn the + tage « the War. te 0 Disa te? ~ ts am wee the wav the of the Antisaloon League work. is what I overheard in a West End 7 sat at the tablh who Were diacussing an editorial in Post-Dispatch. This edit *ound reasons for the great erime and general lawlessness we have two women who are eatea with that soothing aroma Volstead act giving as their “the @ake of the war?” Car that? Yet they falled, as they *o give facts. They did not say just why % walr that this wake ts widening in stead of narrowing with the vears. Ac- cording to their argument where will we be tn 19407 I fought as a Marine tn that war and have adjusted myself to the new conditions. Th: war over (there), and aince [' (and 5.000.000) were in France and had no veice in this prohibition law. [ make a dandy beer and will keep on making it. I am not violating the law of God but the as erewd of fanatics who haven't te to see the crespool ther a ning this great countrs ilod joann the day when common sense and sincere leadership will guide us to the road of eafe and sane legisiation. MICKIF McGUTRE. (Not Himeecif) , oOppos orial rave tie | [rem aiwavs do was yi et On rg rt) i. : imteo Abate the Smoke. fo the Bdiver of the Port -Mtapateh F all letters te vou on the subtect of | the one tn Behrens, atrikes “SRimoke”™ that I have tentght’s ieeue be L. H The a5 Moet cogent Iam a recent arrival in St. Loute and am beginning tao wonder why anyone tives here whe «an pOesibie exter where. The smeke condi’ neon must have act Tree of many people mere tweet tm pulmonar’ roeiibee “osuree the tous ‘an and proaepe; aeen, io 1s : Ale after- property dathace ts tremer RAYE IN under tems: heinous crimes, through an antilynching bill; power in dealing | pathy with their attempt to set a high moral tone |: for the upper house. We have seen what happened to Gould. The same | ‘ing upon prohibition. ‘tolerable eonditions that now exist in the country. the problem of lawlessness | ‘ows on their names. i been full tariff barons is uttterly , SUES .into office. i President - imake up the other 94.62 Willi Ihcrease. me women | Sartment ot ers. the innovat law ofi; ‘for art Th & RE ally shortened the | or lesa sub. | One-time despised painter of dreams. Smug, complacent, platitudinous, the message @m- | in challenging Gould as he stepped to the rostrum to bled along, touching on many subjects, enlightening take the oath of office. The charges revolve around on few leadership or constructive statesmanship. We heartily commend his approval of the develop | ment of inland waterways and transportation. inspiring on none, without a suggestion of | the alleged bribing of a Cand@ffian official in 1911, in| }connection with a railroad contract in which Gould | was interested. Gould himself voted for the resolu- | tion and declared himself willing to undergo the, But | scrutiny of the Senate Committee on Privileges | there is nothing to stir the blood of the inland people | and Elections. ‘% in. anything he said. The one enthusiasm the President has is the tariff. That is perfect. It is the foundation of prosperity, the joy of the wage earner. Even the unemployed textile workers of New England seem in the Presi- dent's mind to be contented and happy over the wonderful things the tariff has done for them. ‘and There are a number of quggestions of what Con- | gress ought to do, but ligtle Aight on how Congress | ought to do it. His doubts are resolved by passing the buck to Congress or recommending the creation | att ‘ble for a movement which seeks to purify American | |political life by barring the Senate to men whose | of a commission. Sops to the voters are. numerous. Definite recommendations are made with regard ‘to legislation for the consolidation of railway sys- Federal protection for negroes who commit. the strengthening of the President's with coal strikes: better salaries for the judiciary; ‘radio legislation, and the return of alien property | with the liquidation of the claims of American citi- zens The President deals wholly with platitudes in touch- He does not even mention the in- He says nothing about an? corruption confronting the people. He !s con- ; | ; _ Irrespective of the merits of the Gould case, the | incident is encouraging and illuminating. By ques- | ‘tioning the new Senator in reference to a happening , of 15 years ago, the Senate shows itself jealous of the | ‘moral character of those who aspire to it. ' Senate because it acquiesced in the Walsh resolution | also because it acquiesced tn the Reed resolution | of the last session which resulted in the investigation | of the primaries in Lllinois and Pennsylvania. In reality, a few individual Senators are responsi- |public and private acts unfit them for public service. ‘In the forefront of this movement are Reed of Mis- ' souri, thing will happen to Senators-elect Vare and Smith. They will not be allowed to take their seats without sharp challenge. Investigation will follow. palmy days of the Olid Guard, the Senate, with rare ; tent with a few meanicgless phrases about enforcing | the law and obedience to the Constitution; that is, of it. There is an intimation that changes will be recom- mended in the government of the Philippines—not independence—when Carmi Thompson’s report has y digested farmer, Mr. Coolidge better than thinks even he is but recognizes that some relief ought to be given him. But what re is left to the farmer and Congre The en- thusiasm concerning the plunder saline for the lacking in his reference to As for the doing quite well, usual, the farmers There evidence heart or mind on the part of the President touching those is which have stirred the country since he went He still has faith in the Coolidge myth. the paean of through Coolidge econ- rotection. The message indicates that the thinks these are sufficient for another suc- campaign. lacking {n insy a kernote is no of any change of and prosperity 0 mv a Dn d cessful Coolidge If anything so utterly iration as the nis message can be shied here a a ae — THE CHEMISTRY OF SWEARING. Analysis of StusLouis seot shows 5.98 per cent of sulphurous acid, which is the pure chemistry of swearing. We have hurled at the soot so many oaths. imprecations and black threats of what we were going ; ; “3 ey : —_ ° — .. oti é¢h . ; “= to de about it that bv this time all these have become 9S per cent of the ma otper words, We Nave made tae matter troopers and other picturesque peopl: or redited with making the ir Ine are erec Lead ALad ma eee uA & aif Witit ee il >. o io: ts “en done better. W: made it blacker smoke have ccasions, when the over th ‘itv and our faces said abou‘ traged feelings, right of oxygen under the Con with nd, lifted the sky What we have come a maiter of chemistry. Our ou ur grievous wrongs, the injured everybody is guaranteed blended blackl, arsenics, which stitu- tion, have the different sul- acids, carbons that on bn i , oe oa BPA Pr 3 phidés, dioxides, carbonic langhi ea i uInZ " oe es . +} an @ o (i alt lampblacks and Fases per the sulphurous acid in the S: Ymmissioner him- self has to go up 1D an airplane 4500 feet , — : — wen de 2 ~ } + did the other day, to get a breath of fresh poisons. fumes, whole. of course. the soot When In time 1 noke A over the city, as * air, we «Te than ever bound to utter more sulphurous oaths " —— cee > -.- a MONET, A PIONEER. Claude Monet, who has just Fure, France, vas father of modern died in Giverny, De among paint- ing, he introduced impressionism, or sunlit art, whic a pioneer The paint ion of was to make him perhaps the greatest painter time ike ali Monet in his pictures, but a pioneers, Was sorely beset critics saw nothing inative day was to discover in them a quality which The Monet an excellent revolutionized painting ; there is Ss are largely in example of the Louis Art Museum. It is a singular and buovancr. Mo- s that the chief province of art is to dic magination worlds of series, and hames series in the St work in color of net taught cover to the beauty which the eye is unc “eaming starved for what he to be triumph bas been a stimulus arta. The old schools of art formiess, but we know ndéw that there is sometimes more beauty in substance than in form. he Monets were af stuff as dreams are made of, and the dream of this COUTAZPOUS Painter Was to come true in a new era e world will never go hack to the art he revolted. He let the sunlight painting, and it will never come out. Al! painting is full of ft. Doomed in youth to a crust. Monet all but conceived eventual to innovators in all the hbeid the Moneta ta be ™ DQ — — A radio fan by the name of Kokhanovitch. Irkutsk, Siberia living at picked up an American program. IF MR. DICKINSON WILL BE PATIENT. Mr. Dickinson of Iowa believes the President of the United States should be compelled to take his a a | Vacation west of the Mississippi River, and has of- Monet was to see be fore he died eXampies of his work sell for as much | as $20,000. The turning point in his fortunes is said te have come when a member of the rich Matsukata | family of shipbailders in Japan Decame his patron | and took to Japan every picture in the studio of the | There Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis has a pic- the seine et.* _ » etias pictures by ture af twe Ver Monet are | Ard of | several Monets in the private art collections of St. ~ | Louis. fered a bill to that effect : Our Presidents have always come from states east of the Mississippi and Mr. Dickinson feels that has ,; Worked a discrimination against the West. We do ; ' 3 not believe Congress will presume to tell the Presi. dent where he shall go for recreation. Still, we advise Mr. Dickinson to be light-hearted. Some of these days there wil] be a man in the White ) _House who not only will spend his vacation west of | series, and Edward A. Feast bas the | home on this side of the Mississippi, byt who will vote apd have bis | rive r We say the. Norris of Nebraska and Walsh of Montana, although there are other Senators heartily in sym- In the | not a ballot was cast for Wilson. but ‘ comedian. | There are two reasons why Lita simply can’t stand | He ordered her guests from the |} all our money on Lita to win, because | will have} A wife will } mn the, a corporation owned by the and up to the present has nullified it, violated the organic law of ‘ : a iP ae e ad Pe se «2 ‘ : ‘ ¢ SS nl +. . = . te . : we 4 Le at wih ie ty as + a te 5 we ? rye Tse 2 WV « Bt ~ ef ‘%- ssa > “« = ie ; ¥ °. : 4 Pat ad & ¢ - “ “4 ome ‘ ? . , ~ ; fh | Dua "4 . - : r. 2 eu? ‘ ‘ . *, # ‘ p . = - * “4 - c ‘ : 3 , . nf hal -* a . nA , 2 a on =. wr ; "ie : ‘ "Base Oe’. ’ Cae t “ P 7 e * | rs 7 7 > P 2 _ ~ Pa Da ono ne ta oF +e. 7 > a®. THE STATE OF THE NATION AS REPORTED BY MR. ae * COOLIDGE matter of ELEVATOR ETIQUETTE. Fort Worth Star Telegram T THE recent convention of the tional Association of Building and Managers, a committee was sel consider the question of whether ° man should carry the ancient cusiom covering himself ig the presence inte the modern elevator, and, charas tically ee. fr wome irom li rT? ~ — a The report rendere aad TT +h oa rom iit + i}@ miem liberation ais on ie& tat ti) ~ ~— ”~ Yo, 4 * 7. Oe ty cai’ Our i it-foo mai — rhe exact wording of the contmitteé's ormumendation was: “That embers of the National Association of Bui Managers stri ate elevator passen- gers in commerctal buildings to refrain from removing their. hats while m of ladies, in order that a uniform rule of etiquette may prevail The recommenda- tion is direct enough. but the reason as- signed s¢ems somewhat to beg the question. * = *¢ At times there are reasons why the custom should be at least sus porariiy in modern Place, the elevator is as much vevanoe a8 a street car, and meticulous indeed and absurdly conspicuous who insisted on removing his hat in a street car because there were ladie under: the roof, } 1e second place, an often ed. The taking off of stitutes a nuisance and an inconvenience to others, and even to the ladies to whom it is sought to show deference. A gentleman does not discommod: cessarily Lastiy and le the hat held in the hand be crushed. But it ail 2 Even in the ieman of today mixes common sense his observance traditional con- ventions. Rather than dig his elevator neighbor in the ribs with an elbow, age man will forego the gesture of untot- ering himself. If there is room removes his hat. Nobody is bot either wary. rot , ng Owners and ve to edu the pregence nae pended elevators iIAGifts iyi €ieVator 18 he . we TH 4 ’ —_ = aie others unn¢ Asilv S€ene An petner with of the the alver- enovehr. he WHAT NEXT? he Baltimore Evening Sin sestiferots Mexican Government is worse than bolshevistic. It ia } Every time our hard-working State Depart- ment gets us ail lined up to view with alarm and shiver in unison, ag Secretary Kelloge points a sternly accusatory finger in the. di- presumabiy, of Mexico, up bobs the Greaser behind our becks, and it*turns out that Mexico ien’t occupying the threatening position at ail. Recently we have been shivering duti- fully at the prospect that Mexico would com.- mit the terribly bolshevistic act of slappin a heavy tax on American oi] companics— a tax so heavy that it would amount to con- fiscation of most of their profits. But fust as we were getting ail worked pp into a lather, the Mexican Embassy issues a biand little note potnting out that Mexico hasn't the faintest idea of confiscating the property of any oil company. That leaves nothing to shiver about Well, now, what are we gotng to do? Stop shivering? But that would be a reversal of Mr. Kellogg’s whole method of procadura. Ever since he has been tn the State Depart- ment he has been shivering so effectivety and incessdintly as to have earned the se- briquet of “Nervous Nellie.” Surely He will not quit at this late date. Yet ft must be admitted that at the mneo- ment we are out of raw material for shiver. ug fits. What are we io do nex ‘owe A ~ 42 -* LiwTwv Ua, rection > * ct Ute tta, ~ LT *age ‘some om eee eee we eee —_———— ———- eee ea IN THE MEDICAL KINDERGARTEN. From an Article by Prof. W. A. EVANS in Liberty. Ee ATING meat cancer. ot it) re cannot be the cause of Roger Williams found that nearly two-thirds of the cancer subjects “—-™ +, ™" is ii © leo wnar * | “ » = iM eS, one drillings for gas or oi] has That is a far imagined and far years ago, when oi] geology was due salt, well of each five been a failure. record than we better had haé . - « a aside Detter than was the aver- less well understood than today. n ine creased percentage of results now essential because wildca a few hundred feet. farther. the latter kind of wiidca tting to a mile or even company induiging in test-well sinking must have tremendous re- sources bebind it and therefore is able to very finest geological and tech- he wWorid affords. From the reiai oli drilling in 18598 as has been determined, been drilled. of which cent were “dusters,” averaging the ts for the entire period. re . per resu! eee ee ~~ oe ~ a eons ade a oe JUST BEFORE CHRISTMAS—THE ACID TEST. hicago Daily Frem the = | 1926.’ LL SE (Copyright. THE LAST STRONGHOLD It's all over, \farewell, to‘*all our greatness. | trial board chairman of the New. itheir feet on the tabie. tells the bac The ch partmen’ of Labor ‘the practice aids health We ito men their iast right, but we? it honorably. Whatever effects, - | parking the feet on a desk or t ithe health, we do nor presume But we do know, from long expe the practice is an aid to intellects . henv’s not ; hig) nway ihis Government is red. ‘e give vou fair warning. ladies. prefer them beautiful but rour feet at your own risk and * 7 a The Fail-Doheny trial was & infected arm. It was Fall’s itching pamee. . + The President, after pleading ft chamgwed tariff, vision fixed on high. And we Was so sparing of his words that say the same —_ g twice. . . panes Once upon a time, the reparing dl will be _fintehes. * > New Jersey's pes joins financial failures. . . . Merico We hope President Calles of ‘a copy of the statement to ouF , eoadhovse neas .of a month each. partment a > € Short storr of a senatorial elected. detected. rejected, dq «+ + ” rREPAREDNES. ihe prospect of another War ls nothing to appal With two such noble patric As Edward L. and Fait. . . os What can be done with fi and wonderful: The W. C. TF. ue are fewer deaths from ~o. fore. prohibition ts a success. & hand. the wets.can claim thet’ getting better: therefore p at failure. STATISTICAL, NOTE | In four hours, eight men, Avrora, Ii, pie. This ts an average of hour, and te cons*4erabiy below ™ The medical director of = 8 company recommends two We pass the § reformers, prise fichters, = Jersers prosecuting attorney ‘is worth. — - — The basis of the breach of |against the shovel king appears tot be @id not call a apace « —_ : THE aman ale 1GHT. Pattering o'er the cool stones of @ | Gray mice with silver feet rum |And gweetly, sweetly. | | Cool evening breezes draw long t's Through a harpsichord'’s golden | - Day lingers, cc hNarhed orvsta! ch ihe Nig : hi\VES SFRINAER les of rnates. Farewell, | wuld aay dumb. | Morning. -The Rev. Father John J, White, asks America to ie ‘ > - * ~ Ti Father White came te St. Louis 1844 : 1 1892 when he organised the Literary Age?|* :. says George Barr McCutchena. OUR ques- tion il r dilly and er ys do noi be- posterity ukel¥ to re- this asa in erican lit- ature. With exceptio fis noth- sound or uring tn * eur novels of set u TCHMEYUS | And unless there is a foun- : n that ie built to last beyond day in which it ia laid, is small hope of a structure ding much longer than is) “der rather fatuously calcuiat- if he calculates at all. There .@ good bit of “Jazz in our se- 4 literature today—and “Jazz” the sort of thing that chaages night, so to epeak. I Go not) to imply that there are a6 t good books being written ' by Americans, I prefer toe ard your question as one eall- i for a general estimate. As a | fact, there have been sl really great_novels written Americans in late years, ind will endure. Stark 1. oung Hons or the third and fourth gener- ons from now will be likely to ve a reaction in which they nk of us as a poos lot of writ- fairly uninspired and not marily so full of life and sigaiti-" Bnce as the authors who will be ting at that time. But tie ration next after them may as ill of them and turn the scorn in their direction this may result in our favor. ‘ may be gpeaking of us then ffull of life and budding power may talk of us as rich raw terial from which ther ree| mac inspiration and a renewal of Tey. + * * I were to return in some future | J a Iiterary chost, and had to Befend this epoch of otrE, rip: to these future tions, these contentious poster-/ in whote hands our tame will | t should say that we have a’ + made beginnings toward pething very mueh our own. 1 con. | to Lie in State at Church Un- tll Funeral Service on Friday rears old, died yesterday at St ho s tioepital after a year's Hn | © The body wth lie in state at bly Innocents Church, Reber and Brannon avenue, from 5 ‘today until 19 a. mt. Friday, heid. In- aervices will e will be in vary Ceme- after his ordination at Car- He served as saeist-. Old Cathedral Ireland. Pastor at the Innocents’ parish, remaining 1920 when his bealth Le returned to Treland. hack to St. Lowis In 1926 chaplain at fe until came served as -phanage. a uchtertonie. l of Mrs. Nellie T. Piocd. . 7 a : : | a ar The only sur} Ting relative te a niece, Mra. & PPuneral services for Mrs. Netiie” ? Flood. 59 years o}d. wife of Con- Die John FE. Fleod. wae died mMriay of uremic poisoning. will hel@ at 9 a. m. temeorrow, from residence, 319 ison. to 8t. John and 82 tes Church, with interment in ary Cemetery. husband she ts eurvived by daughters, three sisters and brothers. Arrived. y the Amarriated Preae ; York, Pareneyy ?. Minnekah4a, London: burg. ste, Dec. sreun New ‘a *. for New York. Bekok. Der € Ryndam (from | Tork). for Sir IgA pers. » Carson road. «

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=». 21. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 21 was recently organized at the Town =. : an =r er aceivey, 5917 Washington boule-| have been invited to a tea to be é 7 ‘ a n in o : a : i lll. ee. : - he ° gtto REPRISE be best for the lunch to come in, | , Pope O'Fallon of St. Louis Country | 7 ae '22 at the St. Louis Country Club./*he Executive Committee of the ‘afternoon and evening in t Stu | and Re. ; r wily ‘ Sciences | somnathing very hot and delicious— ‘Club er ds, will also leav to- | ‘ern guests will be members of the | St. Louis Chapter, League of Amer- | dents’ Hall, 216 South Kingshigh I : os Ae ie | & good Southern dish—be- Existence of the Symphony Or-| morrow for Huntsville. sub-debutante set and their escorts. ican Pen Women, also will be | way. There will ‘Aw far as ——— ee cause the debate wo uests. c lowed by dancing. ym. c 0 a (eee once to names, what or agi oan chestra is staked on a campaignfor; Mrs. Joseph Gilman Miller of. gg ee ) eee ee Ewing Hill, who |® The Current Topics Clubiner, fol r tic oF day might posterity commend: sit-| $50,000 which, a board member) Portland place landed Dromeay in| «a aa | eae se duane are New York | 1.40 Do. e- foe fo ting opposite me at Junch sq |New York on the Belgenland, and | hee eB 5 peut a month after) a, oe eo — a posterity pee Ms would say one and I ed ee ee ‘will arrive in St. Louis in a few) ee : closing their summer home, a — errant eatencnater songs Sages - £ ae | a another. I { a Z “Green Gables,” “ ‘mkeytore- B i would hol : after Christmas. The goal set S| ' li ae f abies, at Rye Beach, N. ORIGINAL ETCHINGS ee old out for Sherwood An- days after a several months’ trip Re ; |H., have opened their apartment 2 } this as a ee” aaa | derson’s short ithe k bott ini needed 1 ee a 4 ; Se ; stories. You, I' roc om minimum 1€@ | abroad. Mr. Miller wfl return Ce alle lin ths : = . . Ss age in Sy aa hope, would agr he | lat PS ea ; n e Kingsbury, 501 Clara ave- a A Perf Chris Gif p o«lit- ieee e * you would me ee to that, per ipe ee "| on rae Poe 7 nue, for six weeks. They will de- | ect tmas t With 3 ie would | year. | Mrs, J. Frederick Brown of Den- Pe ee part Jan. 24 for Pasadena, Cal.,' — re . | SAY that at bottom Dreiser moves ie Col d ; tn it ‘. MOE: a ’ @i.g | Be ‘ hi from exceptions ; # deeply and his scope is large ana Only -half the $150,000 goal for Ver. Ol0., an her sister-in-law, SOE to remain until April, when they + We have just received a new shipment of original etchings is noth- ‘hat if he does survive he will be{this year was subscribed this ‘Mrs. Charles Lowell of Fort Col-| —. 7 ne i Mi will sai] for Europe. i the foremost Viennese artists, such as: Schmutzer, Figura, sound or es the eour P e . lins, Colo., departed Saturday for| 40 (27774 é are ¢ look them over the 2 ce from which ee Expenses run to $200,000) i homes after a visit with Mrs.,; 9 7% gi 3 ee ¢ | Richard and Robert Dana, sons) Kasimir, Unger and many others. Come and i100 . i Bo. lig. ey of Mrs. J. Dwight Dana of 33 Vaa-| = Holwein’s Poster Book, our price. .$10.00 Secor novels of MeCUTCHEYN | ene in beaut | “sa And usless there is a foun-| arise. y and current will | (efforts last October to continue the | liam Thornburg Ravenscroft of | ) | : | Oh Oe | from their respective h | t ‘the St. Regis Apartments. (ig a ME schools to | WITTER that is built to last beyond |. There is, moreover, apart from | 66- Te . uf pth ing es Oh spend the holidays with their. C. 1926 @ay in which it is laid, |individual names a genera) skill | *@tedated in the United States only; Mr..and Mrs. Ravenscroft's son, mother. Richard Daan is a seni - y ropeti . a niorP | ; is small hope of a structure’ and good bang-up craft that is to| at Yale University, and his bro‘her 19 S. Broadway |by thé New York Philharmonic. | Kent, will return home from Yale longe ews . y re fi y| Dec. 17 to spend the Christmas jing much longer than its | be found right and left ana that is | It’s a situation we've faced many ; —Kandeler Photo. attends th rather fatuousiy calculat- getting ready for greater things to times before, and we've always holidays with his family. | MISS DOROTHY BEMIS. camenee Academy in r BOOKSELLER AND IMPORTER Josue J he calculates at all. There be expressed. Only don’t mentfon been able to get the funds re- Other St. Louis boys at Yale who | pa good bit of “Jazz” in our s0-| to me—and I am gure you'wouldn’t | W7ed," explained George D.| will return home for Christmas| 18S BEMIS, who is a student | One hundred and fifty guests: mea literature today—and “Jazz” -~—sych able salesmen as Mr. Robert Markham, chairman of the sym-/are Arthur Shepley, son of Mrs. at Miss Bennett’s School, Mil- | — ’ cong tile ores { oa -| Arthur B, Shepley of 50 Westmore- | brook, N. Y., will arrive Dec. | ‘the sort of thing that chaages Chambers, Mr. Rupert Hughes, Mr.|P2Ony board of control. “The sit-| , ih | rook, 2 L a — er night, so to speak. I do’ not| Meredith Nicholson, Mr. Peter B {U2’ion is a little sharper and the land place; Howard O’Fallen Jr., | 18, to sepnd the Christmas holidays | SUSUCCRR REUSE RSSE SSeS Sees eseseesesesaes sum is a little larger, but the town | son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard O’Fal-/ with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. BS: good books being written skill. No country in the world has {8 sTowing, also. lon of 4543 Pershing avenue: Wal- | N. Bemis of Hotel Chase. by Americans. I prefer to g9 much bad writing done well—| “The only unusual factor was a lace Tuttle, son of Mrs. George | ~ as ae | ard your question as one cali- not to speak of bad music, bad /isastrous tour of the orchestra Tuttle, and Herbert Pinch. | Europe, and will arrive in St. Louls for a2 general estimate. As &/ dancing and bad movies done well | ast season, disastrous because of; ,,. _ my | Friday. miter of fact, there have been as ours today. bad weather. Besides this a float- BR hg meee, gent sh ease ye | ; | eal really great novels written che Ting ll ing debt has accumulated for six | Friday Morning. oe onstrate Intrument’s Uses. escorts. She was accompanied only The President, after pleading for an GM—pThe Rev. Father John J, White, An orchestral program revolving by a woman companion. charged tariff, asks America to keep & rears old, died yesterday at St. about the drum. and portraying its acer wine vision fixed on, high. And we thought Miho's Hospital after a year’s ill- | eel —_ ‘ ia , _ Lew Cody Moves to Wife's Home. Was So sparing of his words that he WOMEN. The body will lie in state at recopment from its primitive use | py the associated Presa. not say the same thin ho Innocent Church, teber in the savage war dance to its po- LOS ANGELES, Cal., Dec. 8.— . _ late and Brannon avenue, from 5 sition as a2 symphoni¢ instrument, Two houses cannot be maintained | 2 FABLE. : Mm today until 19 a. m. Friday, will be given by the St. Louis Sym- /as cheaply as one, is the. conclusion Only $3.50 Puts This 1 = } | . | : "OK Mabel Normand, an oe on Once upon a time, the repaving of King# hm services will e heid. n iony Orchestra at the Odeon to-'of Lew Cody and | nee their mar ‘highway will be finished. @eement will alvary (em 10 iv in the second film stars, who, since thet: -” . a. * . es » tall _ concert of i irst young people’s riage several weeks ago, have con- | Lifetime Gift Under New Jersey's exposition joins the list Mather White came to St. Louis concert series. met to live tn their separ rate @s- financtal failures. @epitk4 after his ordination at Car- he juvenile audience, from pm- _tablishments in Beverly Hi! hav- | ) ° ° ° @e ireland. He served as a@®ist- vate and parochial schools of the ing breakfast and dinner leguthet YOUR Child’ _ President Calles of *Mextco denies CRM pastor at the Old Cathedral nity 1d 6h Various countr public several times each week. Cody has Ss ree Ris Government is red. We hope he m@iQ@@gii 1895 when he organized the s ols, will be given a déemonstra- moved into his wife's house and ; . : +? he — . ~ er — . mir . ae eee tn’ . a copy of the statement to our State DE ee cog omg a som Of the various drums of the or- | posted a “For Sale sigh on his! A gnall $3.50 payment brings Everything in the ten beautiful partment. eee wutll 1920 when his health chestra, with explanations by Con-' Own. Later they will abandon the ‘eG ‘olum ilpha! all ” . ° were and he returned to Ireland. ductor Ganz and lantern slides to Normand house also, they said, and | your child the famous gift volumes is alphabetically arranged Shorr story of a senatorial cam Me gt fame hack to St Louis 17} Liva® illustrate the adrum's historv. will build a new home. | which won THE HIGHEST 60 that the child himself can find Bracelet of platinum . . : s pe a elected. detected, rejected. dejected mae Served as chaplain at St. The second mover Se ee ee AWARD given at ; answers to all his questions; ex- le e¢ ; : J Lect. é ie f “ ii N t} {j Ti vemenft of Pee.- Ch “4 4 4 ‘ cy} VET) ae the Ses eal ers uO 4 4115 G 3¢e5 10738; cz ¢. +i. A a wre | a urch Society to Hold Bazar. | : oF ‘ ml ea _. ° phanage. The only wg |toven's First Symphony, the first the Eta Alpha Sigma Chapter| qui*Centennmial Exposition— _ plained dearly eo that he can un- | Te | overlay on sold waite PREPAREDNESS. Geng relative is a niece, Mrs. S. orchect wei : 4 Aipna sigma Chapt , : ‘ i : gold filigree. This fea- orc ral work to contain a solo ; Co Pictu derstand without he! red | The prospect of tb owe } Auchterlonie foo rumen — oe 4 +) of Kingshighway Presbyterian mpton s ictured Encyclo- ' HOOU eip; picture 1lamon — . tures three matched 4 is - j o ano er * Ls z ae aa aa . Pf {3 ", Will if lave : : ial } “hh " ir ‘ rhe te, oa “ : ‘ * - ’ pennant pia) =i ch, corner of Cabanne avenue, pedia! The Medal of Honor truly, with The world’s finest col- | ; diamonds interspersed with four in- Is nothing to appal of Mrs«. Nellie T. Flood. Skilton’s Indian War Dance. and +] we * .- + ‘ | , i give its second annual bazar was given it because the In- lection of actual photographs. | Solitaire digo replica sapphires $105 GARLANDS oA. Lous Largert “Womenv dbecalty hap Will Not Open Until Noon, Thursday We Will Be Busy All Morning in Preparation for Our Greatest 4 centuries. — Semi-Annual Sample Sale And,,to Offset the Late Hour, the Entire Store Will Remain OPEN UNTIL 9 P. M. Soviet Ambassador Says U. 5. Can’t | Distinguish Between Diplomat and Propagandist. Special to the Puvust-Dispatch VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Dec. 8.— Mme. Alexandra Kollantttay, soviet Russian Ambassador to Mexico, ar- riving here on the French liner, ' COMPTON'S PICTURED ENCYCLOPEDIA Re iene eta . own — _ eee | ween EE NN : Remember: Thursday, 12 Noon to 9 P. M. The year’s biggest event! Samples at savings to 50%, and more, in every department. See Thursday’s papers for details. J ee ee Seettesseveneaasesece A AE TE A RINE Oe Ae “ ‘oe FA ‘a QS +f ce iy ty ep. 2 en epee: aaa sueeeseee THOMAS W. GARLAND, Iac., 409 Broadway, 410 Sixth. Pr — ee ee TTT on ee ) For the Distinctive Jeweled Gilt - - - Jaccard s In our extensive Holiday prep- arations you will find the gift you most desire. Each article con- veys the established assurance of quality and the best value available for the price. > A NE es ean tact ttt *, ‘ 4 ‘ . ‘ . ‘. 5 “ 5 & . ‘ nm . . “ 5 oa > -—, A , > = . Ye ‘ “ See . * z w > wv — TS . ‘ “« ‘ ee ~ ‘ “ e's . “ ‘k's Me . . - . = ¥ . \. . o * a. o A . 7 « * ~ 4° . e p . 7 . . oe aS oe ws Ae ts 4, . . . ‘Oa hk , ." —_. a tas ee eae wr VSS " ‘ sonny — a 7a 0°58 With twe such noble patriota “= tneral eervices for Mrs. Nellie Brahms’ “Academic Festival Over- orrow night in the institutional ne Sele. : -. 60 years old, wife of Con- ture.” The “Minuet” and “Faran- we ilding. The booths will inclide ternational Jury of Awards of- Although not yet five years old, y Me * . e le oe rT = »s i . . J oe ia pull ing sleet ; —— — tions a | ee ‘ _is . . . £t i pe 7 Flood, who died Gove of Bizet’s Mo Arlessiene” suite pantry shelf. stationery boot. ficially selected it as the encycio Compton's 18 already the largest — R; it nat can Lary fone with figures ts J — iy of uremic poisoning. Wild fie also }t 1 Plz ed. The program Christmas cards and seals. pop- pedia pest m eeting tocay $ Hew selling encyclopedia alphabeti#all y ings : . “ e £ * " 4 — _ - a ‘ by ic em tities and wonderful: The W.c. T. U. sage thes bb @ at 9 a. m. tomorrow, from will be repeated ~~ another group enen eandy and tearoom. needs in school and home. arenagne for children! are fewer deathe from alcoholism: theta residence, 319 Carson road. of children De 16. fore. prohibitie me net usOn, to St. John 4 St. scant | : . : , wand the wets cat can That che tuft MEER" Church, with interment in Gives $100,000 to Coles. ©LEANSES THE SKIN Rush Coupon for Full Facts ee a # | | ; : _ A . _ ‘ . Br the Arsoriated Press } ‘ ‘ . getting better: therefore prohibition ! u) Cemetery. In addition to g Each of these Rings is mounted with os : heghend oh ss WARTHMORE, i Oe Complexion ;, : | = = aaa failure. bet a ene oo ee on i Seek i Geena Sage Repeal ae Clears the pl What potter gift can a. parent only a few cente a day. Vice |¥ a solitaire diamond, pure white in color Bracelet of platinum overlay on solid white i.» a... ister: | ui dail a6 Menitimere Co. give than one which his chil President Dawes tells what Comp- | and of exceptionally fine quality. A gold. The links are alternately toounted with STATISTICAL. NOTE. e 4 en re ae Oat Sink Sener ts Clothier x Wi) pounce Upon as eagerly as ! a 8 Wi Hh pe to YOUR. child. | — variety of designs is shown. —- diamonds and replica ® es > ° J$U ail % reach & ior a fragis twOy . i- ys Tie In four hours “ight men, who neta up > . 3 lovements of Ships. Philadeiphia, in memory of her The Beeutif ying ee vet th oe fo eral) § whe " ip 1 mpton s Pictured En ing with jewels mounted on eac emeralds. $1 70 romdhovse near Aurora, Til, rebbed 32 POCA Arrived. husband, isaac H. Clothier, whe Riw Bitnsin ee ee rt eee cycopam | wa | ae ie as “wy side of the solitaire. Diamonds, ar ple Thie | — ” ty one : a be ors Z, c ; lo Pr. ) S 4 tefl day, year after year, make his children to think straight. Itz ig eralds or Sapphires are the choice. A Rar eS ont wage Atop ee 4 Tork. bec? was for 48 years 2 member of the At sll beauty shops end toilet goede school work more ipteresting, give alive and practical.” | tmas gift that is both inexpensive hour, and is considerably below par. : ork, Dec. 7, Minmekahda. board of managers of the college counters. S0c wae. bs bett k 2 "an- Cc | Christmas gift that is —— - 4 inn Sherieain feutn ze im ter matks, and true“an upon will bring you full facts | @ and beautiful. nS f - aura sf and for 62h gyre president of x — ~aume @wers to all his questions. without obligation of any kind. | ne medica rector an take “4 | 3 the board. e fund ultimately | Rush om aide : iste. Dec a | AND 00! OOLLEGES iil | ao coupon at once to F. E. ome recommends two yearly - 2 L from as — Washing is to be combined with gifts from SCHOOLS | Just — deus puts this life- Compton & Company, 5 of a month each. We pass the idea ~ ian wy ead other members of Mrs. Clothier’s | OLIVIA GREGORY | Xam gift under YOUR child's P.-D. 2, 722 Leuderman “ay reformers, prize fighters, bandits and #@ Be tom ies ', American Trad- farnily and used for the erection of XAmas tree! Balance may be ge Se. Leute, Me. Phone MAin o 4 Another equally attractive design of « Jersey® prosecuting attorney for what sf eee. an auditorium or other suitable me- | ad |in small payments amounting to 77. oe and replica sapphires in platinum. $355 is. worth. ' - 6, Berlin, from | mortal to her husband. 3 . 7 . s ; | Bo: ~ | The basis of the b mise & . €—President [against the shovel king appears to be Oi New Tork and Son —=—==——=QCCUPATIONAL THERAPY SALE against the shovel king appears to be a . ” | . 2 \ (a » ihe @id not cail . apace . spade. 4 , : | x s4a— TON | Boke | ST. VINCENT’S SANIT | aoe STA tem hing des OC. . Western s | if , is a "Picais pe me et once full facts esbowt vour ee A Bracelet of striking design Mounted in Platinum : , “ae from Buenos Alres. | , Ther Shop i $3. dPovizniarisesited age rong, Dec, 6, President hist | | (ao! rt breezes draw long fvory ON, for Seattle from ten to five- y- tt Coe OOHOOD COTE DOS COS edd OOCeCOES ; ing. LOCUST of NINTH Through « harpsichord’s goiden string? |} Maree |). wus eee i tarium Is just five minctes ride from Wellston om St. Charles Rock | | | es, D °. President ff The Seat : rugs, bags, beskets, quilts end fancy work in jj = ee. | a Mail Inquiries Are Cordially Invited Day lingers. ns ‘eh od ~~ ; | Roet. Many unique toys, also ps tc ts ek eae Sat 9 ates chert Menten peste tata | . for New Yor i the collection. The proceeds are used to buy more material for the shop. i hed erestal chords that "ae ekok Pier € Pendae / ' ; ME Yon, f Pynda mn ee THE PUBLIC IS INVITED ‘tg it ix SKINKER MATTHEWS © : 5S, : | i ‘ nn =

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__ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926____ : gy pointe om gna — PAGE ai abel Graham of Canton, O. last Sunday. H irs. & ‘reled before entering the machine. ra ; estate is understood to be in stock | Catholic Cathedral ADVERTISEMENT yi aa sh | was ac , furv xi S t WANTS B ath _ . a BEGAN AS MESSENGER et nd geome here mth age mepeatrte: ¢ ken mel nn aide, emt oe tn tee % beet ated 5 gee rod Mrs. Graham dciared the weapon is' with which Mser. “Pannrath former-| ing “we ‘ was accidentally discharged during ene ale? © picks ic Yeenraianity aan OEP SAME AE MER 0 ° . me, + Ne iL any Polite rere ep na (ot hay . -* > 6822 Deaths From rose» Pullmans ans From Me in which Mr. Louderman placed his | with 'Graham, with a pistol while they. = Ss e : euras St. Louis Are Sought. real estate holdings. ly was connected. Lg ere riding in af automobile. State | a struggle for it. ie a —_ —— | By ~ “Associated doggy | | Mr. Louderman, a Methodist, was’ Wife Who Killed Husband Freed. in F one of the most dangerous. There ferred with local merchants, im- ; Me ca . a Hee OT Co eo 6 ae 3 oar ie soe iJ. E. Mastbaum, Theater ! ag-| : tes that doesn’t ' is dfrect treatment, as physicians are 6822 deaths reported in a single | ot a riti an opre. | year in the United States from this| Migration authorities and repre-| nate, Had Romantic Rise S rea disease. There is no cure for; sentatives of the Mexican Govern- | y ’ ! Exhaust yout now know. whoopin h. it aliy rune its | course, but roles ‘om be given and{ment in San Antonio yesterday in a... Affluence ) “3 De Drake's Giessco wilt relieve | &P effort to obtain more satisfac- : i olds and the u sunien't en: dei bint Me ae | an i:feless effect after imter- || urchase ARZEN at your drug the most. vicler —— of tory Pullman car service between ficile‘deas “ae ss it katiia takes Soverics at the at: | De, United States and Mexicn (PPO TADELPHIA, Dec. &. — : pal cleansing. store. Harmless, pleasant. tacks and bring quicker aoa ae Ghats Pullman service from Jules E. Mastbaum, whose rise to. To break up a cold overnight] time with ae oo of water— | It is due SS ee be ee anit tat Mong eran tes “= gen gees Ae lic ‘0 City to St. Louis would be j tnriuence agd fortune reads like: or to cut short an attack wg ome eed lightest sg ob wot oes mgm peers Added to “oO laxe- 3 | made the’ romance of the movies, with , | grippe, influenza. sore throat or | nor es S 4 , e tive ingredients capsicum rebuilds I « biel | = ‘which he was closely connected, le a with your eating, work or pleas- | nerve energy as fast as purgatives nsert a few drops in nostriis. | ne ‘tonsilitis, physicians and drug-}... “Noxt morning your cold | exhaust it. Whether chest or head everywhere. ADVERTISEMENT died yesterday in Jefferson Hos- leq yesteri e 0 mending | a‘ sf ranr «avat : : The laxative that contains this exclusive k of pneumonia and uraemia, |gists are now recom has vanished, your system 18 | {lam formalais Dr.Tatt’s Pills. Your cold, either is relieved. ‘pital of eo ~ South St. Louis Factory Foreman xqeant- sail an operation. He was! ' Calotabs, the purified and re-jthoroughly purified and you | drumgist has th+m—oniy 25 centsa box. , effect uD R nS 54 years old. fined calomel compound tabletjare feeling fine with a hearty 7 aoe = Praises Daly's Goos Greez u _ Born of poor parents, he started that gives you the effects of|appetite for breakfast. Eat Dr. utt * oN Stop Colds i cama a : om. of Tysmol at Woiff-Wileas i ‘Mir. Louis Zeintel write: -| Why ts DALY'S GOOS G REEZ|> baggage ies 5 cece” tn ee and salts combined,j/what you please—no danger. | |e aigreen Drug Co. or tuember when I was a child motheripy-p far above other treatments! nf oe ge ~Asatiens Sa without the unpleasant effects Get a family package, con- PILLS bi att the Start stor se Price $1 Mail re ie ee | Alnddin of the “Arehen Nite | fae. itaining full directions, only 35 —the Energy-Building Laxctive | ee eee einai porn: any o1 us = nies ee i ceuth iets Brou- | shines ht motion picture screen Mne or two tablets at bed-icents. At anv drug store. - r ould rub us ui ith “peste grease. chiti an: nfluenza. Because ‘ nd became an outstanding figure 7 suit in the film industry. urpentine and mphor and give party's GOoOSs GI . ) surpe on sPmeyy a give DALY'S GOOS GREEZ RUB con Mr. Mastbaum was president it to us intern: r and oul i i ‘ : Fax: : ‘ 2 : tains old-fashioned Goose Grease, of the Stanley Co. of America, 4 quick relie! ; stricken ‘ epieety ' bh ; T = ’ Pas ‘ " > “*% > ehest, I noticed the advertisement ji}! all have to ad th: ~*~" | Mark Strand Theaters in n th aper for Daly's Goo reez — vecunasben a aaa e, Camphor, nino. an: : York His personal fortune is es Ry » ht tor an Pe | . : — ’ on at li : | J - uh, I Ol ug a Ja a _ a . ~~ . ~7 3 —a +4 ted . $5 re i) fy fh 0 fy a a $20 fy ( ‘i e . i : ; 33 ian be ] : ‘ i) gre: ‘ Ai : ; Bs sidts Were wonderful, and feel ferers DALY’S GOOS GREEZ | i. ¥ . Ln: teins a 7 _ ana » ~ b . : “a Ree that £f am doing good by recom CB contain ail I 1a Patrons ' $s s . = eiding Daly’s Goos Greez Rub to other medicinai ols n late wears he |! ime a } lan * aa he a ‘ 3 > on ‘ . = nie le ~ “oe irritated «oO ¢ io” anneal mantle « all cold sufferers. All od things are imitated. SO tron of the arts and recently spent . . . ~ “ ’ ~ io ae ’ os i. ‘”- ks ~ LA A i — z a 8 ; ; : y" ‘Signed) Mr. Louis Zeinte!l,. jemand Dalv’s and look for (ne: , ePputed 1,000,9 in France for | | I HURSDAY . on every jar ronz: ues by August E. THURSDAY = oe a : : te | - x iS} ; FRIDAY & SATURDA 5182 South Broadway, white goose DALY'S GOOS GREEZ RUB, 3c at All Drug Stores odin which “he "brought to Phil- | FRIDAY & making his native city petond met per SATURDAY oe ia : o3 i ; Fi “war , - - ~* t > world in scu iptures. He A ; a 4 . . : } . ; ow veed 245 examples of Rodin’s art. yi ae i ( | T L |. One of Rodin’s most famous DECEMBER S ed AN DECEMB aR C E Be ig A statues, “The Burghers of Calais,” | WS — Ton hee a eal which sits on the waterfront of the Oth 10th and 11th zi i | =~ = : 7 YY rrencn sik gl ‘ restored to its : HARDWARE COMPANY _Masthaum's ex: n “ity empiove 11 N. SIXTH ST.| © Seed ~ sis 1/ TIMELY BARGAIN|| Federated indica Stores ye aren 5 ye es oe = 4 Sa ne ae : i ts 5k ee ee _— ee OBITS PM PEER IAI EMEA MMOD BRIE IE AT AM oe te yp Figo es! yee MA desert Cee - oo Te 0 - —_ ms d —— wits ‘ LEEDS LIL EN REE DES LATA AED GOI EN te ie a ati us trpeaheae Reape 2 ~ MiG Sift i LOC er sesgiieys er sete lbs snaene yg Oe There is a Federated Hardware Store Near You. Buy These Sea- USEFUL GIF | S AT merm for Sim was it Va = — Alarm Clock. sonable Bargains at One of the Following TOOK a u or the worse yester- | _— Hae a-inch dint vettan ) SOUTH NORTH , ay morning. | , 2 with concealed BARGAIN PRICES With him when he died were his RoW loud alarm and JOE ARNOLD HDWE. RC. ALBERTS ? "3 td ageless eS he , Patent side 6815 Gravois Ave. 3808 W. Florissant Ave. UVENILE CEDAR @ “LIONEL” aes abe ee | . zg shut- -off. Eas- BENSON HDWE. CO. KUHLMANN & sey =r gag | Soniilan cedar. large, 18 inches Imag rs. oul . : ; : pertect duplicate of iarge c pee ELECTRIC TRAIN Friend on pose Walker. 7 , 1006 Bates St. 4342 Natural Bridge Ave e hests ani The oe . avor James J. Watker left for C : BOEHL HDWE. co MILSTONE HDWE. CO. a Se Grand and Gravois 2819 N. Vandeventer Ave Trains are guaranteed hiladelphia ‘shortly after news — shectetentty aul weechan- reached New York of Mr. Mast- CREISSEN HDWE. CO. SCHACHT HARDWARE perfect; sturdily , : ~ : “salpll jeath. The’ Mayor. who 3202 Park Av. 4406 “t. Louis. \ te withstand the . 5 er ee ae coented Mr. Masttaum ss os 9 F. W. FREUDENBERG HDWE. CO. SCHULTE HDWE. CO. a st a. supe his closest friends, learned a few Morganford and Connecticut Sts. 2835 N. Union Blvd. _— . NE ours before his departure that his , ~ ~ ar $6.75 : Deteh ee Ml hoon hea + - GRAND HARDWARE CO. SPOT HDWE. & SUPPLY CO. Lineal Tests laeees a cng omy Seaban “Sie sess ora siniaminer Se eeikcis GA 3145 S. Grand Ave. 3744 W. Florissant Ave. 1 : lannin } oF a € riyv . Y 2 , w ST | $4. 95 | $6.50 $7.95 [Pe hen informed pales! oes e my wt atas S. Grand Blvd ey > ae HDWE vail . Pea GRAVOIS HDWE. CO. 7 oun Shite Se _ CHILD'S ALUMINUM as = EASTON-BELT HARDWARE ees die Can ee M4 nid eT + * : fit ee er at pee “ deh tho pRetaare atin ee eg Sh me a OE Pe HEY ‘ rene et ats GIS. tore, r drove a on fo the . ff : 3 >. 4 n ve. , , 8-Light Outfit ... $1.29 ) 14M) firm je Danville, Ii, worked te Sere) Nikos EC KRAFFT HDWE. CO. DOWNTOWN é : oa See ol the ncabiee zone and then was SS —eae 2za9 S. Grand Blvd. JAFFE HARDWARE CO. Pos i @ Pa a ate BEB 2+ pore — 5 irorn: re. oe , a i : ° An unusually beautiful selection of art glass i oe ae eee ee re ‘STRUCTO oe M. & V. HARDWARE CO. INC. A. papi go ome tag eran A. . / 3 Chris Table Lamps in various attractive patterns; Mr. Mast baum retainec alt! Clana’ Me just arrived. Come early for good selection. _ teres t in the a : te business | Y _ CHAS SCHMIDT HDWE. FERGUSON oe eh compete Tl atnstsutn ihren ana Wacken 4 9622 S. Broadway. SPOT HARDWARE & SUPPLY CO. —- ° O Witt hia Meethar @uaae aed, VIRGINIA HDWE. STORE Spot Building. ssa iid ier, Laniey, who! ‘ 4 . er whom the : as 4539 Virginia Ave. : CLAYTON FIBER DOLL CABS = WEAKLY HDWE. & PT. CO. FRANK HUMAN HARDWARE CO. I lt, inches high, rubber tires, na Le Saieniean “ans one > ee | 3 HENDRYX BIRD CAGES ) mes gor tee / ~ 2005 S. Jefferson Aye. Clayton, Mo. Se Rerviar « maum entered the motior - IN DUCO FINISH TTR eee bustnime an 5 pact Ge ae re se These Prices Apply Only Advertised Sale Day feautiful patterns in the Intest shades of dH Tamous hou recter n hiladel = ‘i if one a i= tend oe —— Ts in New Jersey, } a | is your Federated weegigeers tore a service station for your household and hard- . ‘4a inetom. Baltimore. Pittehues id i ttomatic shov ware needs—it is also a ehborhood CHRISTMAS FAIRYLAND—as close to you BIRD CAGE STANDS t— , a : = ther. cities in Penns’ brneiies. " opens and closes. A practical 05 as your telephone. sd it you can—but if you can't come— PHONE. a ag ey XS: 95| Phat 7 + ieee toy for real boys _79€ | A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY ITEM UNTIL CHRISTMAS| ene on emnamtarn “GILBERT” TOOL CHEST > es tae tinal —Aieeitnn, teeth idl aa 18S xi. M mate . Bs ~ # Hep bagi, BEE a5 ethene vete tie tees inch. wenn he: Sp mati Ar Shey tite I aa laine ak ELA a. a0 ps A RTE : ack ST aap Ate Soi astey po 2 Bese ¥ a et Fwy saga pena e RI! rye 62. » age Tals " a p> : ee 5 ree 4. #5. i b a Fo 3 + ga t f ‘S. ie | od i { a: ot %e » . e F Q 4 =T«yNLE-s ST} chai iowa , . faa & aa hains, including the Mark Stran vw : | a : LEAPING LENA _ ; Wind it up and watch it a —_ : - .> > Ste oe ms t y . ‘ 5 aa > | a - » a) “> hee * 7 ou ee + \8 . A > / ‘ ~ _-™ - > a ~ 4 - 4 e : 4 ait i ait 4 rT} 2 ‘ ; » * . . ~ ? shimmy ‘ hha “A143 rhhade pHi He as a membe tor . , . fine quality; | ctat ‘\ Se in Metts ‘func | , | , HOUSEHOLD “OCCA ties nmittee of the —s : ps “an ae 3 ents for the last Olym- | ie | Tah ictured, without $| 39 ; . > ” ve -_ S ’ ~ ; ‘ — m ant and Was Philadelphia's | . Gril ntative at the recent World’s Full size, pebbled cowhide; guaranteed ba ey. ; 8 ‘GED STEEL PLIERS— ‘ ‘ Pt iat ? i« Ss F % . oe 3 - - a o Wembley. England gum bladder. Tough an Oc 3 = | Coa sie § in., forged steel with 25c > ana hita , 3 b - wire ied na . tr ‘ durable - . Jue ‘53 : 7 | r Tire cations, both sides BOARD $200,000 LOUDERMAN ESTATE | STEEL WHEELBARROW an MAZDA TREE LIGHT ™ — . OUTFITS This weil-keown Velocipede is built like a’ : . , x ) 0 60 10 WIDOW W AND CHILDREN ea —_— 7 n seat Genuine Mazda” bulbs, assorted — ~ OVEN TYPE ELECTRIC commection plug and green mercer bicyele, with tubular steel —y} ona a ' Five in Famil h wheels, heavy rebdber tires and arings © uly to Share; Will Not may. } ~ * ‘abd! ' , ‘ TOASTERS ized inght cord Available in 8 16 throughest. A fortunate purchase enabie~ | Yet Filed Nor inve & | us te offer these Columbia “Boreycies” at ' 7 —— | — Nickel Plated steel, 7 inches high, — aq light sets. This special © pay ee ee Z \ ~~ edontzec handles and feet. Sturd light set for three days only ; uderman, o] heating element An eurstandiag MAZDA EXTRA BULBS—6 candle power, Ty _™ Ade a 3 @ $12.00 $9. 95 | $15.00 $11.45] $17.0 $13. 50 : ae erchant | aie al “e I value (or ghree days only 7 assorted —_ ; - - — Tee task: ia Oc Size... e . red 05 ; © Organizers of the Clie ; —— ce > ~ eg : ; Coaster vw agon SPEED pre ~ereoration, who diea Sat disc wheel. 33 inches long e — a ee | —- MENDETS—S: ops leaks @ . uUrGdgay ¢ "ia hi bee } . "> * 9 : : ‘ ; ~ a “ ‘? ie ied Special Price j CYCLE pou ya a ie. 4038 Lindel ‘ WHEE WHIZ ’ AUTO — — <- | sae jsseesi ow — pans without ** : 4 — ; . a4 ; htt . 7 sGwes & ia est: . " < ate, which is CORN POPPERS—Handy 1-4t a* ase _ pe Ry vy His tamuiy to be worth pos- | : size. thins the sensen for sa a) 200 O00, his widow and en + a , " sien bers and ciris four children. a — : +i === | BATHROOM af all acres. i } 7 Y . . 7 : ~~ _—— ‘ White. eniameriec. Built lithe the - ad i ww to recetve — 2 ~~ Ss" ——— wire, rust-proo: large bicycles. eh SiG an ‘ nainder is to Q .— : a : ers " woth brush hboiders: = eS . img, Stamarng or tub soap dish; ually between the chil. SS “LIONEL” ELECTR * sider cS William M. and eS , , th IC TRAINS ca Beige og gay - 1Oc! size 164234 toches. iderman of St. Louts, . ¢ ; Don't confuse with cheaper sets. 7% imch gray. electric type locomotive and : Rubber-tired dine wheels — 7 an Mr ae ra Carlisle of Tas two 68 imc h Pullman cars with ten sections of track. sufficient to make 30x40 ao better a ie 2 = Ange! The will has not een Colored automobiles, actually oi ~ 00 oe, ee wah qunneceien for tramsformer or battery and track clips— . ‘filed for probate. nor an tnventory § ace each other aroutd track fac mdividually lighted coaches, each with double trucks. Am unusual offering. of assets undertaken Much of th

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— - "2 :. 4 3 f i DF AT _ seca -SHORS| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | [WANTS-Sie ————————— een eeaentp yinocniusiepatenesnenaians re nd tne etm. Neuritis! [ PART T HREE cee - ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBE R 8, 1926. : PAGE 2340, — SS a —— a OBO a OE —— - ee — . — — oi vow adoring neetniineaentiinaetianeath aaa agaenien _ pany - - ~ . = a : ua if ee Lac . , to ,ltienata } re oti cia ie pective uillmate penelLciarici ' sa te ey NE saver and money-saver. Mi : his trust tate. he suit is di- 1. ' "a ae C : ) ) . —thousands of boys will say that to their dads on Need DE E BER rected against thé Trustees— Mrs. ' ‘ CVs ts i § PO ok ln tid chanical Trains, $1.90 to $6. See the “President's Would like information regarding winter trip to “ss ant alr _ gau Palle bs ws nS G8 . ° - . - , ’ 9 ‘ ~ “ : eto i Peck. Mrs. Elizabeth Peck is the Special” Electrical Train and the niany other CS — ™ : aie : ~ e: ‘ ‘ ns is widow of John A. Peck, a son. Th American Flyer trains and accessories— at lead- reset 8 awe gon? — +, , errs y rT) or . 2 ¢ w - amount involved in the accounting, ing stores throughout the city. pupae soso amey aon according to the .petition, Also mail descriptive travel folders. proximately $700,000 — ai ninemiaiaiaala : ' : Ricketts. who ! JUVENILE CEDAR CHEST . | served heey Uhl wages all @ , , 5 Genuine cedar, large, 18 eC . named as a nominal defenda” iy, MINIATURE TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM —$—$_____ Charges in the Suit. AMERICAN FLYER MFG. COMPANY . Compisint is mate in te peron 2219-39 South Halsted Street, Chicago, Winots ¢ . by ‘ws ’ ’ — « / * . that varivus tru ave Veen “ hi | a | HE 4 bw bavinel te Over 5% Million Happy Ownerd” SEND your WAN1 AD w the POST-DISPATCH anéd GE? clauses in Pecks ¥ the beneficlarjes under the ilfe €S- BRESU L/TS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. ; _ s more ade Fones | ‘la Zz 4 a ne ee Sereet No. —... - ates i il aiciailiesiaa 8 OS8OSSS0S05000800R00R00R0 enn eRRRRER eee 42s one | | oe . have re eejived interests of ests of the ia have suffered . ror ‘, * hm Ces qin on e ‘By six o’clock Saturday evening, “December 4, twelve Buicks had been ordered for Christmas Morning delivery einount, i . “ ite ¥ a ; igiTg} eo Se. BO 7 + . P 7 ‘ $4 jere 4 , +ortiag?,s “ : ‘ ‘ ‘ . 4 : ‘ _ - > ‘ ¢ ‘ = ated er 5 s? ‘ . 4 ° si . Tia y & zs NY | ( “4s . ; ‘ cee rie ct ie ‘ bpguge? ‘, *) guy a a aA-* ) s 4 * « af ti =I 5 ‘ = ths riric 9 ij 4 eat’ wetats = i 3 i ; 4 aa Z13 r : “2% ' ‘ - bee secret. knowledge that day t and Buic rording t0 the petition thre Sor scour —— | will bring a great and permanent joy to rn Dusexberry a Ene products are known the world eee ee those you love. That’s the Buick Christ- mgt age beso | over, and afford employment for C mas idea. And it's an idea that will pay ttte ask that an, expert account. thousands of men and women. >: vepoaiga gg So ig Pa pe ge St. Louis’ Largest Bank, The First fully equipped and delivered at vane wel ig > wd lgg all ke pee EG | | Ss i National as a depository. a . 7 . ey | . . 7 oa is +, ,i¢@ . ‘ 7 v) ‘ ; . ry “ss i3-¢ ; : ™ ¢ _* e* “7 ° a 4. . ‘ , ; poke ti. a7 " sf : a} OOPS ‘ ¥. r ’ as - P ‘, chee “mre f i+ ¢ ~ | . ‘ ° 4 P sd & ¢ ; nm ® 3 S43) 4: nc Ag” us ; . r cm & 4 mk - ‘ o Tey ss 7 - >? ‘yt F : | ‘ew accounts cor ; + ys . Toes tre rt17 tar’ we v7 ey * - Cw and twelve other erent models Peck, Wie extnte wae winced |i Z ‘te invited and conference or at prices up to | danchters and rone, He orpvife oe. correspondence solicited. West Sice Buick Auto Co. Vesper Buick Auto Co East Side Buick Ca, Kingshighway & McPherson , G ; 526 North 10th Street Northwes: andl 6513 Easton Ave. idntell at East St. Lowis. I! Jakes Buick Auto Co. madne-sick Co South Side Buick Auto Ce, Kirkwood. Mo. 2637 North Grand Bivd 3654 South Grand Bird. E. A. Dodge Motor Co Schnure Motor Co 1905-7 Madison Ave. 293-50 Olive Stree* (sranite City. IB. 1701 Chestnut Street Buick is your happiest thot for Christmas FIRST IN SIZE AND IN SERVICE IT eID cI Nee Bes = ae ie Ra Ra iS pr RN AM BD gp te 6 AOR AE i AE In ies alge A - ge nll te.

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Trams-Adantic Flight Pianned. t eth a monoplane now under con- | Jupiter air-cooled 420-horsepower | struction in France, the Depart- | — motor. -Its landing gear wil] be B ‘ P~wsgs "WASHINGTON Dec. $.—Anoth- / ment ef Commerce has been ad-, two Independent wheels which can er attempt to cross the Atlantic by vised by Trade Commissioner Kelly | be cast loose by a lever and its at Paris... The plane will be a two- airplane, this time from Paris to ‘speed probably will be about 125 New York, will be made next year | seater with a single Gnome- Rhone | miles an hour. CLOTHING CO. SoS SRSREREE SS SS ae & RARICK fect thet you went te time if you follow the new Har plan. on terms that enable you to dress up now and Quality Clothingat Lowest Prices for the hol idays. Have you been thinking about the clething requirements of yourseif and family. be dressed You make the terms te suit yourself on any garment. you eelect——you don’t need the ready cash—we trust you. Why delay for yourself and family, when we are offering such exceptional values. at such icw prices and Four Special Values That Offer Big Savings Don't eoverleck the It’s easy te look your best at Christmas in purchasing new apparel pay later. ae An Impressive Showing of Charming New Winter COATS Their Beauty Will Please You Fine veiours in brown, blue, red, henna and green with lovely fur collars and cuffs. A Full eo a Range of Sizes Other Pretty Designs Up to $87.50 Sensational Price Reductions in a Wonderful Lot of Silk DRESSES In 4 Big Money-Saving Groups sis 814.95 050. P2495 .. $29.75 $39.50 Values Up to $39.50 _.. All Others to Select Your O’coat Now! All the Snappy New Patterns O’COATS We Have Just the Style You Want Bex Coats, Tubulars. Ulsters and Collegiate models im single and po ble breasted types, 1 the shades and fabrics. = 22— Also Fine Models to $75.00 ron | Men! Don’t Miss This Value! sr Extra Quality Fabric SUITS In the Season's Latest Patterns Winter Suits with the style and ae that young men want. Models conservative tastes. im tact a = for every type. Craft =, *22>° FARRAR ee London —— Visit Our East St. Louis Store P # A mm ¥ m m a ~ fz * , | t i * & a & % 3 e a & ® a e = , & a ® J ® z & E a s © * we © = zs m = a = e e a > = a * a o 5 & 2 s 606-608 N. BROADWAY ~ Just 2 And a Full Selection to $65.00 : - 314 Collinsville Av. a = BEACH RESORT $2000 CAPITAL FAILS TO SAVE ! WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Officer Dies Before Term Begins. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Dec. 8.—George Hull Porter, member of the board of trustees of the Chicago Sanitary istrict, collapsing at a board meeting. His | was the second death in the lIast few weeks of a Democrat elected to offige In the November election and who died before beginning his term. Patrick J. Carr, who led the Democratic county ticket and was elected Sheriff, died before begin- ning his term. West } By the Lurarion Steamer GALA J Jan, 8th quirea to remove them. | DR. TROTTER. SPECIALIST years’ eee a tm fitting —_ European Service to Fit Any Budget You can chooses accommodations on one oe! cur 103 ships t eum your necds. Palatia! suitesor | | modest tourist Quarters to all im DO YOUR ’ CHRISTMAS — EARL ports. 226 sailings this | Bankruptcy Referee Tells! H. W. Spalding Plan Was, TEFETITIECTS CST PEEL ae Se ‘all Oehler ever received, ' diecovered the owner haf not re- plan to purch q«e i report — was | | Mr '@dam burst, empty'ns HHINEN nr i ee nee SSR SSE SRSERAGEES Didn’t Materialize. $2500 PAYMENT IS IN DISPUTE | Owner of Crystal Lake Site’ Says He Didn’t Get the | Money and Promoter Then “Lost Faith.” | eee O he had only re- | aan a thousand * Spaild- ine told the Referee. “I had my) ~ancelled - ~ + 4 +h oa Lo Tacace aif h tne leaving This and water Crysta] isked Spaiding said ‘eivership and A. H Was company lift « 3 rp; —~ Clavton at A new torney, receiver ized by the Smith-Cun reorge T. Priest, an a formed as Crystal Lake took over the property pany plans to operate and exploit the subdivistot is part of the tract, next year, cording to Spalding. Crveta) Lake | Beach, Inec., then went fnte bank ruptcy with debts of $27,694 and | issets of $36. | A ocean reason for the failure, | Spalding said, was inability to} cell lots in the subdivision ‘ould have sold out the subdiviston, | a side- we " ¢ tn ~ ~4 Lad ; TToerneVv Ine vv if we | the resort would ha‘ heen issue.” he said. “As “niv sold three lots and whe dam broke we were truly uck.” The hearing was when Hawk: ‘oO explain his side of the Tansaction. FUNERAL ( OF W. F. REICHHOLDT Services for Late Late Post- Dispatch | Employe at 2 P. - Friday. | : The funeral of William R Reich- | holdt, 61 vear old. whe ied Sundav | ‘nm the Printers’ Hom Colorad io | Spri ngs, will be held F ete at 2p! me Kron undertaking par- TOT North Grand a hay | Burial will be tn Valhalla Ceme- | tervr. / Mr. Reichholdt wus sentstant | foreman of the Post-Dispatch mai! ing room and had been fn the en ioy of Paper for nearly 40} vears. He ‘ survived by “wing son | | ‘aughter and two grandchildren. aS | well as two sisters and « brother | | His home was at 1385 Clara ave-| was. of | - Dec, 16 this radio frequency circuits. radio convenience A Super-heterodyne set with 8-tube radio unit and power amplifier and two tuned Operated directly from house current—no batteries. The cabinet has a self- contained loop antenna. The last word in aq rt! it (VRB price. S13 nue Everything needed for tuning in is included at this Comprises a solid walnut desk, built-in Atwater Kent loud speaker, 6-tube single dial reeciver, batteries, tubes, etc.. $149 | O OLIVE STREET | Great Radio Sa 6-Tube Atwater Kent As simple as winding your watch de- scribes the tuning of this Atwater Kent Model 35, a 6-tube selective receiver. Finished in a rich dark brown crystalline Radio Headquarters The beautiful mellow tone of the hearer. Cabinet holds all batteries, is finished on all sides—looks well anywhere. With 5-tube "$135 With 6-tube receiver. receiver.... ‘for Christmas A deposit of $5.00 will reserve any set for Christmas delivery, when balance of first Payment may be made and terms arranged. A beautiful Console at the price of a table A loud speaker of clear tone is built into the hogany-finish cabinet which has a space for allt Has the 5-tube Freshman M r- nee aia. es iene $69.5 (533-35 | NORTH RADIO HEADQUARTERS in this Armchair Model will delight @ . ’ . gthieti bis mind. Bae t to the coffee house in. ef that it e the Gray ' The e had expected that the death of him. and * 4 Hibed Bnation. and The ALLMENT TWENTY-THREE ™ ie The Missing Skeletons. eK was falling 2s the Phant | tom, refreshed by Peng Yuen'’s’ excellent eooking and several, ¢ sound sleep, left the shop rreet and cautiously picked | _ through the reek and’ the Chinese quarter. it a twinge of apprehension) he thought of Helen) , but his nerves were once more and he had the) step and the clear, alert | ar the man who feels sure of | ability fears were allayed some-' at by the comnterting thought * Helen was as capabie andi g¢ s-witted as she was reckless and was what the termed a thoroughbred.'» spirit and subtlety, | Us tous. She stom pees nerve f on eeoi ah amazing capacity for’ dling a difficult situation. Be- she had a robust vitality and: c physique that in M@/, » marred her womanly charms.’ fhe Phantom walked slowly, | ng th: » complex situation over} for was still too zo rine street. At a corner; =-stand he bought an evening) er. glancing at the headlines as) walked along. The murder of) house keeper was given giaring | fnence because of the generai had been perpetrated Phantom. motives ascribed to him mwa somewhat sketchy, but the See seemed convinced that Ke bent on a campaign of terror, there was anxious speculation to where his blood-stained -hand sid appear next. In the mean- the search was being cofi- ped at fever heat, and the detec.'¢ s bureau. expected to make an portant announcement within a hours. The Phantom smiled as he read. housekeeper would be charged he had drawn fortitude m the firm bellef that In a short be would prove his inno- nce. Ze odd predicament tn which to had been found was de- facetiously and at great paper treated it ag a stery might not be solved fil the officer, who had been ken to a hospital suffering from Severe concussion of the brain. onsciousness. His part- droll situation had stub- used to render any ez- was being held for tigation pending Pinto’s re- ery. He had an unsavory reéec- according to the police, and known in the underworld as : van the Dope.” Phantom was entinties.f a 2 Dan the Dope he had nothing | ar and Pinto, even if he were! lined to tell what he knew,/ Bid not be able to speak for | me time. He was passably safe) far as the police were con- | hed, and a Iittie extra caution | vigilance would checkmate the | of the Duke's henchman. | far as he was able to tell, nei- | jr side suspected that the’Gray | ntom was masquerading as mas Granger. fe had still more than an hour while away, and a hazy theught the back of his mind guided B steps in the direction of Dr. imbie’s house. Everything seemed } indicate that Helen had disap- fared shortly after leaving the thropologist’s laboratory. and he ht be able to pick up some clew the neighborhood that would PD him to trace her movements. locked about him praomensager he walked along. surmising that @ Vicinity was being watehed by es of the Duke. At the corner nearest the Bimble idence he turned into a cigar’ e and purchased a package of Barettes, He loftereqd near the or while smoking one. amusing Gen The 7 > Liat r refi Have you seen them? 7A classified list of the otters of and res of St. Louis and burbs. ry of these are from the smaller stores in your | Neighborhood. | Many of the offers are | Particularly attractive in Gucements—to aid you at to stimulate early yin E Look > re : in a ww a oC a ang

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on otpe te hae Bons oe 9 sie eae ae ae * ge 4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 peated eo By the Lexurious —), ——— goo PAGE 2a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee, op a Mae ee 2 oa! _~ F excellent eee eo ee) Rico and Bermuda. Wwe. of sound sleep, le t e shop . = street and cautiously picked | MID-WINTER VA | through the reek and! CRUISE CATION s. ped the Chinese quarter. He s on one ‘The Missing Skeletons. | Usk was falling as the Phan- | nm. refreshed by Peng Yuen’s | atia! suites‘or 3 deet tourist to a! im Evropeas Sailings this | t irom New -~_- i_— ui felt a twinge of Banever he thought ck, but his ady once more and he had tie “ingy step and the clear, alert of the man who feels sure of! E sbility to meet any emergency. His fears were allayed some- Bat by the comforting thought Helen was as capable and a witted as she was reckless and Sferious. She was what mentom termed a thoroughbred. had nerve, spirit and subtlety, fon several occasions she had od an amazing capacity for fling a difficult situation. Be-. ue she had a robust vitality and Bathietic physique that in no me marred her womanly charms, | lume Phantom walked slowly, Maing the complex situation over Shis mind, for it was still too eto go to the coffee house in ne street. At a corner) and he bought an evening mer glancing at the headlines as fwalked along. The murder of Phousekeeper was given glaring | minence because of the general | Bef that it had been perpetrated | ‘the Gray Phantom. “he motives ascribed to him) ee somewhat sketchy, but the » seemed convinced that he bent on a campaign of terror, | there was anxious speculation | %o where his blood-stained hand | eld appear next. In the mean-| Be the search was being con-| Bmed at fever heat, and the | Feb. Sth—17 Glorious re oeaten | oe gma gay Toms nerves were Tlixestrated Booklet on tow ‘ The R.eyal Mail Steam Packet(,. S17 North 11th ‘aes ® . Be. ¥ er local agents the Why Not a Winter Vacation?” The itinerary of a thousand delights! Oph month away from home. Bermuda, South As dos, Havana. Canadian Pacific Fem Travellers’ Cheques good the world over, Cruis from suitcteras = NewYork, Jan.26 Feb.28, 16; GEO. P. CARBREY, General Agent Canadian Pacific, © 420 Locust St., St. Louis, Mo, Telephone GArfield 2134 lian Pacific REATEST TRAVEL SYST ; ~ > Ps a P. : eS \¢ detec. | me bureau expected to make an! seportant announcement within a/| pw hours. The Phantom smiled as he read. | had expected that the death of p housekeeper would be charged | him, and he had drawn fortitude. Om the firm belief that in a short | me he would prove his inno-| a 0 ~ to had been found was de-| en to a hospital suffering from fnation, and was being held for) n the Dope.” mibed facetiously and at great Severe concussion of the brain, | i ‘ ge tq pending Pinto’s re-| Sale : Phantom was satisfied. | : m Dan the Dope he had nothing | : 4 sth. The paper treated it ag a' | — . hristmas Shopping Earlyg Mecovered consciousness. His part-. He had an unsavory rec-| fear, and Pinto, even if he were Atwater Kent The odd predicament in which. ery that might not be solved Hl the officer, who had been’! @eer in the droll situation had stub-. mniy refused to render any ex- according to the police, and/'| known in the underworld as. fined to tell what he knew, | 4 lid not be able to speak for; Armchair Model FF. * 2° ¥33 2222 sate Wp tar as the police were con-| an +" > igns of the Duke’s henchman. antom owas masquerading bmas Granger. fe had still more than an hour while away, and a hazy thought the back of his mind guided 7m steps in the direction of Dr. Wemble’s house, Everything seemed indicate that Helen had disap- red shortly after leaving the thropologist’s laboratory, and he ht be able to pick up some clew the neighborhood that would bp him to trace her movements. looked about him cautiously he walked along, surmising that NAB nei Ve Oe f ? bh a.% s Vicinity was being watched by | les of the Duke. At the corner nearest the Bimble cence he turned into a cigar » beautiful mellow tone of the speaker s Armchair Model will delight every sides—looks well anywhere. 3 With 6-tube $1 60 | IEMEASY TERMSE r while smoking one, amusing ~~ > RADIOS REREECREE ye ce é : TF aT; ok ae - ats te a . - + ™ OE OE Ae a. ag a ae ; ser Ss ft ae Pe: as c x . -_ — it ae “ ee es ; ~ a ae : . bi 2 sy -_ . ae Sint =e + ae 2ah4 es FEW? age t ‘ eu ; - Bes + 2 j . ry ® oss + BS By a . oy. a all -- . lag r = — 3 % AS > = = ls wz ted as er q ee ‘ * es er ™ * ent = cy ? > e & i ns Pat é y) 3| + | >} Comfort Giving home the inviting, restful place *- ese Sears a» ORT CCCP ~ af Si -_ AR RAPA RAPA AARRA a The largest selection of attractive, comfort-giving used furniture on the market is listed in the Post-Dispatch Classified Household Goods Columns. Select now. RR RAPA PARA PARA PAAR PR AARA OA PA PARA OAPAOR AAPA FARAP SRE RAPA FARAPA PAPA RARARAEA AAPA RA OR RAE a ae he tried in vain to analyze | bees } i ' } ; ’ ' | i | ; j ' | ; | j ; ; i ; ! | ; L FRESHMAN CONSOLE §f| Gift E RECEIVER _ BY Suggestions S91 for Everybody Have you seen them? BA classified list of the ‘best offers of shops and mstores of St. Louis and wburbs. y of these are from te smaller stores in your Reighborhood. ‘Many of the offers are Particularly attractive in- Mucements—to aid you 4nd to stimulate early buying. Look for today's page of * , sole at the price of a table receivef. © lear tone is built into the 5-ply mas | “Gift § : et which has a space for all batterie} By... .. "Watch fe pony. -* atc OY anotner shman gee 4 $6 9.5 Oo fone ond every day 533-35 , NORTH GRA POPOL LLL Or han in in, Mm fe, hm fr BP. 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He looked about him sharply; the darkness was so thick | | weapon a voice spoke sharply: “Stay right where you are, that he could see nothing. He friend!” . pricked up his ears and listened,| Then a click sounded, followed but he could detect no sound except | by a blaze of light. He turns. those coming from the street. Yet | quickly in the direction whence the he had a feeling that he was not voice had come. He saw the glint SPECIAL WINTER RATE OUR NATURAL MARCEL, REGULAR $15—NOW $ PERMANENT WAVE GUARANTEED 6 MONTHS; NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING; COMPLETE Rough Dry —10c a Pound MINIMUM BUNDLE, 500 1103 Olive 5911 Easton Open Evenings BRUNSWICKS ANCHOR LAUNDRY CO. CEntral 4350 CEntral 4351 ee ee NRE LL - a = ay Sale ’ Thursday- Friday-Saturday In Leading St fouis Stores Wrought Iron End Table Black Burkemarble Top, twelve by twenty ‘our inches, richly finished and decorated wrought iron frame, with hand-forged RC ] 9 8 flowers. Height 24 WH? RRES 4 inches. Regular — ——— Solid Walnut Table Black Burkemarble Top, beautiful de- sign in carved Wal nut frame. Regular price $65.00. Sale price, 3 days only Wi —— > e ‘ ' » WZ Y BAS DAN | ll te —_ a > ae aparece AAAS —— ty > = » NY Solid Walnut End Table Black Burkemarble Top, twelve by twenty four inches. Height twenty four inches. Regular price $37.50. Sale price . 4 7 | . ee a kas * = 6 oa —make Royal Gifts for Christmas! Because they're the vogue, because they're SMART and new, marble- top tables make appreciated gifts. Add a touch of elegance to any home. Now so moderate in price, you will find them within reach of a limited gift-budget. — ON SALE AT Silverstone Co., 1114 Oliwe St. Joseph Smith Furn. Ce. 614 Franklin Av. H. C. Dallimeyer, St. Charles, Me. Kornbliam & Son, z 1017 Frenklia Av. 7 May-Stern & Co. 12th and Olive Sts. Sam Goldberg, 1401 Franklin Av. Schaab Stove & Furn. Ce. 2020 5S. Broadway Modern Furniture Co. 901 Pranklin Av. Areo Furniture Ceo. 4206 Manchester Av. Langan Brothers, 1800 Washington Av. Walker-Armstrong ashington, Me. Walthers Furs. & Und. o. Cape Gir High fill- Niefind ~ Moe. Furnd- ie South End Hdw. Furniture Co., 2861 Gravois Av. ; ; } e ' ; | ; ' ' } ; ' ' | ; | ' ' ; : | * i ; | ; ' ; ' % ' | | 3 ’ i | ' ‘ High & Franklin Av. Feir Fur. Co. Caire, lh Distributors for St. Louis and Vicinity Associated Furniture Mfrs., 1209 Washington Av., St. Louis, Mo. LeRoy H. Moeser, Factory Representative —~ aad

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__PAGE 27. | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— € QI S| CO., 904 Pine St. co cool | The Standard Oil Company «9 == | Announces That Its Research SCROLL SAW | FOR DADDY'S OR THE Bore fe WORKSHOP - Laboratories Have Produced == ‘ em - For avcuracy it can not be nel eile will do all up work sawing from thin lumber to l-inch pine. For fm: information see demonstration ip or write for cataiogue. “SCHROETER’S” SCROLL SAW Machines operated by velocipede or fest treade] power. priices $30.00 to $50.00 “COMMUNITY PLATE” , | EVEKY PIBCE GUARANTEED q SON De Luxe Service Set Skates on shoes. with shoes your fect, TWENTY-NINE PIECES in five exquisite designs. Consists fi forks, 6 new De Luxe stainless knives, 12 teaspoons, 3 servi spoons, knife and sugar spoon. ut up in on 4 service tray, dined with blue . velvet. Price COME AND SEE IT. _| ‘OFFICIAL’ BOY SCOUT KNIFE erecta nee ne a a A CO LOOK FOR THE EMBLEM - This is the official Boy Scout $1.50 | Knife. Price. each Parcel post weight, 1 pound. OTHER OUTING KNIVES— $1 19 Special price . GERMAN-SILVER HANDLE KNIVES 2 BLADES | German siiver iandle. 5a. CE Ee ea $1.39 trong lacing ; 9 ' $2.49 MANICURE SETS pound. ; o OTHER SETS $5.00. $6.00, $6.50. $7.50. Parce| post weight, 1 pound. [iinpes Siropeet = The Biggest Forward Step Th Special price, : / a | The new { constant viscosity} motor oil can of solid “TWINPLEX”—THE | Pl | as 98c BETTER SHAVING CREAM 7 7 | Coo re*reshin i q po | ine the ae mildly antisentic, a fy, e er 10c | Freciat print'ncr tute ........ SCM ‘ 7 HOME RARBER SET THE BIG =| | tion of the Automobile Engine 3 , j ed the problem of dilution. 1] The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) has solv lutic ee oe | ISO ™ VIS agua Its staff of lubricating engineers has worked out a — theory of scientific g—it is quick and tubrication. ISO =VIS is built to meet this new ry. ed board, | h eoft cleth | : i ld mornin . | The engine turns over more easily on a CO ‘¢ of the old theories. know were made on the basis eo All the motor oils you forward step that has been made in the PRODUCT hing board, | bere im the | u eager to start. - . | | : 1t the night in a cold ISO = VIS represents the biggest No more trouble getting away Hecause —— lubrication of automotive-engines. sal i thly and steadily. garage—the engine purrs smoo F Bs eal orin ISO-VIS costs a little more $5.00 and $7.00 ft No more trouble from thin oil after hundreds of miles of motoring the soothest winter miles you ever have PARKER DUETTE SETS | 2m car is still gliding smoothly along perfectly — | “ep oe 5SO = VIS marks the end of the dilution of motor oil in the crankcase. ISO = VIS “F” for Fords— Oc Per Quart RS oe At Any Standard Oil Service Station and at Licensed Garages than ordinary oils, but it means the PARKER DUOFOLD PENS - goat motored. Get ISO=VIS. | identifieation card. Price, each. - OTHER KEYTAINERS Prices as follows: 2.50 ~ Standard Oil Company _ St. Louis, Missouri (Indiana) u 4508 5] » id i Kaien |. cited os Ue tele Sa te pats iNessuy yl AR. ais Ge ek x bt erg: BSS 1: pat Be gsi acd} ah pias =

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— PAGE 28 2 Sy ta ee DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 ST.LCU!S POST-DISPATCH HOWLEY ANNOUNCES SISLER WILL PLAY FIRST BASE FOR 1927 BROW ~» x 3 , a =— Sf | , By the Associated Press. From” Tulsa of Guy : 7 4b NEW YORK. Dee . really makes a golf ball gg Sturdy, F irst Sacker Who the soles of the feet, ip the out + Meanie. i.2 Pos Batted Near .400 Last f Lia of George Duncan, British 1 MBI a. Mo., Dec. 8.—A de- Year. ee ee se ee ee ae ~ oe Va es Mae PENS 8 ee ies pth m a eo Raa ts 1 CaP ot SY) Oy si uke ae epg) ll ts a Be tr Lailt \ | te of the game. ‘es cOLt “Tye at last got Gn a , as to whether the pa said after arriving here - 4 Washington Universities | on the Majestic to engage ia i en th football gridiron next Special to the Post-Dispatch. wt , | : aot fi 14 = —s naments and exhibition ma ey » is expected today when the ASHEVILE, N. C., Dec. 8.—Man- = le | SS =O P=, = % | : Ae — ! mea 0 Rides been giving stic Council of the State insti- ager Dan Howley of the Browns | i Mihi & f | fe = ¢ : . - i N wy TH | teaching side of golf a tm meet ts to discuss the griev- purchased a slugging first baseman = | \ ih | 3 | > ill = ty Pa ey fA Yi | Sg f li resi rey aa all po Ti : hich Mae ae . : | ~ e Tulsa club of the Western from the T club of the We “ . : : PN t | , it down to the legs and hipss ‘ nletic Council includes League vesterday and lest the move | : HT : , | A tay / | st he of The Athie | . { % ) , I was last here, but now — bers. four alumni be interpreted in the wrong way NW as : — es . 3 ‘far * down to the soles of the sage and the person- Howley made the announcement _—-~ : : | . a re everything yen commie leads some without reservation that George = a — s a owt and ft ad to believe that the decision | thietics. Dempsey lost Becamiag be in favor of a continuance Sister, manager of the St Louis Oe [ ‘NATIONAL TROTTING feet had gone back an SAN 4 oe American League club ast year | hysician Says | Racing Results and Entries ~~ Slagle to P lay | ASSOCIATION HANDS Latzo Will F ight qd Nth that theory, Daammaees!y TAOS" Taneciiation of would be the Brownies’ regular — an} ’ vs ~ ~ : 4 ity : ys, he can teach anyone 2 wn ef the eight contests already — viii hindustan PAARL LLL ALANA | In Fast- West | OUT SUSPENSIONS: Simonich Tonight TERE Feros Mae FS (; i t suspensions resulting from trotting | th Si hi 2 o1son oms | ea the Da 1b sis) IS oa 40 as so lt ame on eas rolfers were much concerned Dr. . ow on the necessity of signing him to a a Ss D018) . 64.0 First race, $1000. claiming, maiden 2- | , races on member tracks last sum- | Knockout or Foul If He th sh of Amert aaa of the University of Missourt, contract for next season, but that) : we Pinne pe nS ° . ) ’ Pr-O q fillies, five and one-half fur- ; mer were me ed out yesterday by | — —re t . ame eo and a a mem her of the Council and ’ yrs Roa} So) > ni : : ; y aaa aA “ = & we & * : z ivr is considered a minor detail and) Doctor Who Examined Cham-|*”;) 2. Se cage Le .101 _- tion 0 Stars Also Have Ane) the board of review of the National | Makes Weight. stars of both countries comme bas stated that he is im favor - ng a game wit h Washing- SOE eT nT eee eee wi ta ba are Sim ee a eee ne ae Wie ‘ t pe « ~ ‘ PT ” S * PEI SED CRO ENE TR pee ee ee FS ere” pepe a , ne giaes sa AO mt = Z wk ' i > ee bys a a ¢ 2 pred * " ion oss amped ae re re setae SOF TESA ey et dette Oem eed) ” Sel a a i OE REET RD COMI a> t es “ae 7 " ar seciigeentes neta rnd ete: ale Pie Ec i I le AN: RR pes i te Map ea ah Na hte nl irae PP st Ee BRD = Mig eb oA tengedhi ely bictiinpail (Ne NI BE" RNS AIR TIE ere atlas ee eS Ne te cal saan Pieter.) Ber tne -aeey. » oon -~o, ha aay vB ccd thes OAS a meee " Q ’ P er. — | Ja aA iive« . aie =. iA ita | — . _ = league magrcnafes, scouts, coaches o es = : . ; ; it . ' a Faenza, My Biddy anc , oO is . 3 7 on rr) 2 ; , i ,* ae h: 3 A: o At Lakeh + \s of — P , ntte M ee te 16-r und. Ward of the BR itish d te. ae > ol eeat of his university. Tr Dempsey snowed t ‘am spreme a! rar i “ee iz . so ial 3 | Fourteen raetern ana Middle hid i: Uii.t, ont... im a i rou u rivis a ay : : lik l that Dr and hangers-on. niemathne th ; el —i iuate ten 26 = i] eT ceca ab das 1g nee | Charleston, a i¢ lan se ont : ewa Duncan will I N more it is cely . poisoning the day aft THIRD | RACE— bit. first; Kensineton| *Becky Su nac he Ps aie ERR aes eg ‘o onbieiiinn a: . decision bout : VUICaR Will eave NCW Z The first baseman purchased by with Gene : Ba Hi ' sxe : Branch. third. Sir Mauri 103 Also eligible: | Western gridiron stars, including| .¢- 4; rinmimes vet due: Ele: ra Ai win 5 Ee E> coast Friday returning» E wks’ opinion will have consid- . ~ - h i sue a4 ‘ st ° J - . 3 / : ws»! . 7 — , : wie ole ag te 8 l|igan and Broga of Brown, have so/ mare “Little Eleanor in- | Latzo’s thi sneounter sin : ruasy. te Gill ae ee vt w members. If Brewer and the ee > é sli€rci OoOmMmmis As ; : ‘ . : . . , ‘4 ; - ‘ . . : ; ; * eJ* - - - a te - " . Third rac riticai men’ | ur.er ee ; OGM «> S13 | far og ~~ ft > 3 ) |} nin Of #iVeo and prio eT ( ig ‘ , + : ae anl? aaa - Hilleme as the vote would be seven Heimach and Zahniser, pitchers, “When I ex ; pset = oe woe Bark mS sess tig are medi of Eastern arrangen snahte. gix. even if all the alumni and and Gaston, catcher, to St. Paul | night of th » tie th “as n TIJUANA SC RATCHES. Put ‘ oeuhes “Navy Bill” Ingram, the Jents voted against the Bears, and Bischoff. catcher. to Fort denc se «of st ure,’ sai ] irst Race—Belie ood, Ormesbrook./ cant panev... 1] ne vie on 119, football mentor, who will ich is not likely. | nee The a. club will Soted Baron. “Still “> ’ ' pomceed er Rs “ ba Race— schee. res cil! 20 ae 11 Ice - d 103 | coa ehin the East ern team. x o j % ; fe "| serie Rima ; iy ne C nan 651 * , : | TIMC RE. Pelations bet ween the two uni- oe w _ e his sae nie int hi Is condition. : c aa ne ne ox ‘ > ht ooh na | to ot tain. finally, a squad , m. a : ‘ i —— . . he ela “al sich li i 4 ; tat of Mary! + , : tias were strained after the re-| I "| ot oO im ow t ere. Ee “He was i mue better shape ARMY’S ; — : , vi . ' 2" t Ps ~ ry" >. . I 4 + the 5 Lita | i ; i .h ‘ . - teen? awite | | Deda § *SDevia L. .. uc hkl ee ee 5 ga aay a saiilianiiaie is" : ee ee ee Avril 13 and N . ee PCSCUCS F ™ Aecgemet acontil was no local evidenc CAME ON Il . — PLAY octae Gian it O- a 0 . layers who will jo e) ‘sible 1 petition Bi |of Willie Harmon f Nev Ww { Fork eg, De Grace. April 16-20 player who questioned the cour- ot aa | of isonin: é at Calhoun ...11 Big Sweep ....10 “_ amtinen - 1" A winning ol mar ‘srace | victor ma foul "e > ia rs th r MINOR LEAGUES Foe hee quai teahtre picial to the Post-Dispatch oo . across the continent are: Con-| -.12* ,ujTie® of, mare, “Grace | victory on a foul over Ge Oe Te ane ce, SSR TM of ths Washington team. Be fi ghte rs before aa AnNTe oT ; : ' 1) . ont : we — . - _ . = te . ‘ids, Sa aheaailine ; RSH ” - orgetown: Carey, Cor. “WJ ueen ville” “a Mec c fil lisvi 2, en ~ . : wr selma erat . . 2-1 and Nov. 1-12. aie F roocters sent a vulgar package INDORSE LANDIS Dempsey’s condition eared all | in st, coach o! University | Martboro ......112 Secrecy .......108| R€H; Amos, Washington and Jet. bay r Rt -———_—-—-_ ——————— eine Dlayer, whom they addressed eee | Hawk God I me GISty «cobs i - Neal, Western Maryiand the “boy orator.” and as a re- ef the hard’ feelings thus eA” By the Associated Press : aeagnnlonapnay in System. |mand Jona! . Ingram. letic lolds and up, one mi nd three-sixteenths: | _. Be Garena ages > are. | ASHEVILLE. N: C. Dec. ¢__| 2 ¥2S “alled to the hotel where / director at the Naval Academy, | Gatewood .....111 Overdraft ....103/ Ohio State; McHenry, West V1 nd The administration of Kennesaw | OomPsy Was staying the day after) stated in positive terms that the | © ° se et Lee Ld ee ee ee of NeCSaW/the fight. I went there to ice l play which precede he rmy’s Seventh race $1000. the Mississippi. | ‘ esmond, Loyola (Balti- | Mountain Landis as baseba. com- i stitches in the cut over hi eet tomnt ws vear-o! nd 1 ene mi Pere | missioner was unanimously in- not to treat him dorsed by the Nationa] Supecintion ‘closed the cut over of Professiona!] Baseba!! s| re time I noticed in executive session here pules on the lower part of his face when Landis was re ineneninn t for “TI later attended Dempsey at At- re-election “without curtailment of | lantic City and these macules and; authority.” ipapules were in creater evidence. | rR. woe gen ygte ” ‘hee on fod th 7 | there/punt. dropped the ball on the}? AT TIJUANA. FOR RE-ELECTION "0,2 {2 22°77 trough |of Michigan foottail te 8 Se a nd. |ar “Atlanta, Ga, were ordered ro- | (INT ; - ION |. 10-round hattle 1? ~*~ Tee : “ritte . , | Brin’« } ry roe Fy 42 ae aieng =, oan 2 S i : ‘ = : _—. f cla ; 4 i : E : I 4 : | eveixteenihs: | : I ipplice a | | d the game was very rough. thestiny Webldidaion) Bilettiedien. peLLEVELLE TIGERS the Associated Press TO MEET NEGRO GRID ee | es He: j ' . LAS T | . ANN ARBOR, Mich., Dec. | DALLAS, Tex., :. . l Benny Friedman, ca; tain ot 1 @ TEAM HERE SUNDAY. ‘the eC 6 O 7 { 71 y7 88. “Tex, \ee ee ~ sag, + 4 ss : erce of Laredo. Tex.. says that | ' oe J iV p : s The ait eS i ‘Ts, . ~. “ | : af New — _ a - : . s ae. a e| oe ~~ So ~ p niversity of Michigan Rickard and a group capftailets have obtained a ssion from the Mexican Ss ; . . . ° = hes f Te : [use : term of office would expire Dec. 16 | was a disturbance in Dempsey’s| sr bent to build Ps : peimeg League to Be Revived. | system. fin till wit! n Army man on top) ~™ naan ‘ ; West charity fi cnet aver ll and —_ pram : La ’ . » tof the ball whe i rving o pick } First race. purse $500. five-eighths mile [| pn. 4:2, ¢ oe t SEA RERRS | BE ie : rig ; ‘ae opposite F ; The old Appalachian League is to Jack Concerned Over Symptoms. ee a , yl _ _" . |maidene all 5 | racilk AS f :C... | ihe Summerii is th oniy sem = ‘- atin promoters as saying come to life again under the resur- “I might explain Dempsey’s case ‘* “PF * bi te - pi Pactorge ry ~ -—— foo Creek ... it Tenesee ...... -. 99) “riedman «+3 + present | m7 Neer: am i h fiddle. I menathen’ +7 he L» Tt) th - a b ‘ - with a “Mexican Derdr” mer manage! and part owner ef the me ficht ea > ® oa i ons ri i } | Lill j OV | a aoe c OTs. Way ~— a%e ; a ‘ : “ee ' > 4) - ive b ; _ oxvill cm kj f : meg me Te : ea eo ims a pe son . 7 rm mn, hh 2 }. ’ + rss 778 | { ~44¢07 > aes , ; i : try ' 4 i sak iif ; ‘ 4 Os ee » oe. | : ; P — annwal fealure. The Dp ans So fille Smokies of the South At- | aa oa tank 1 oe , ne ‘ar ice. purrs , Claimin iv . > crew won r score of | 2 3.- lantic Association Th : oun ae | who was developing a disorder that | .nout the si: rd line, from where jand one-h: uriongs. 3-year-olds ané up | il? Flora, end, announced fhati ,-... win. =f é ' a for an investment of about $2,- |. ment of th fertant ” eerie ~ itook two or three days before it (+¢ne coal was a iwasa: .- . : | : 273 " Bee ai a Wie Sees OS Be 4 290° Mumm says. Le OT : Lio OF ti : " : . . _— 4 oon” : nae : eat : e EG . i 7 anal TY ' \4 y - - . Tf wi bes * & : —_ - od Pal Lii€ , +} Se ; , linagree ea mM ias i S Li. € ; ; : ‘ —_ cireult indicated that wmplete | Made itself fully evicen ) a ee OACA, ‘i ton : 11 Yorkshire Maid.io7 | Easte squad. pear nee ag -eting. ss . Sunday School League organization would ffecrea | “I could not say what was the) other unbiased j: : | Ormesbr: aan’ PES i ot ee pe ‘, sip gape | y ; ; + — “ ; \- 2 ¥ ‘ . ‘ ~ } } Sf: : - ) early in January at a meeting in | nature of the infection that Demp-| or written to the same effect a =34e Saleen eas * 7-118 ‘CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS >-neavy scores featured slag BUTCH AND MORRIS eo 1¢ Sunday School basketball Bristol. Tenn.-Va. isey suffered. but certainly here iowever, the - 7 oo eon hird ra purse $800. ftv ba | one: | LOSE sim: oO AWA, 3 TO 2 | | urb-|incident as’ closed and the score|naif furlongs. claiming. 3-year-olds and | - T | | » last night with the felleow- (gel ele i | TO MEET TOMORROW) LOSE TO OTT: ee nn The .commissioner’s seven-year | These indicated to me that As “re ieiatiniad . ‘ : Bes. 7ae) es aye are i *“— 10) peo ae OE De APR” LF a Re Ree tg Te ans sapere ngs ma abe, 4 whee ae eo > The circuit wil! consist of Roa- ! were local signs of organic dist noke, Va.; Kingsport. Tenn: Bris- lances reeyits tol. Tenn.-Va.: Johnso City. Tenn.: | “That how Dempser’s nendition statemen?t Li aries ~ sin - ay a n i ' oe : ‘our dDouTS nd pe a . 3 2% Clihbeon Hetante Cv. P. 18: Greenville. Te nn. anc “Bie -feld Ww affect ted him in the ring | could not ital i Be e RS 5 > ste vi = Bt ‘ 4 | ORIN Wil mak up the rin no 22 os Gi it ee % : i = : —_ , ueon MVM. E. 21, Shaw M. E. Pi Va. pe 3, WOMEN BOWLERS TO « 120% »bs ei nt an. Mrs. Ts ae in . ~Greenkl coe sh i iro They are t Weiz. in at 12: ec is _ HAY f e, SA rior ‘ fe Ci am , ‘ CT) { rid ; nee - : lina, Kan.: Joplin, Spriugcfield and | ay aret a in the call for the an- Safun Mrs Zant Mii | leres ~%y a Rat “= eee). ae na = Ay St. a h. erent Smith. Ark. | nual meeting at Pittsburg on Jan. § | Schulte, Mrs. Hanke. Mz Senne- | : ster Josel: 1 tS Tu prielit will be - |} VIERHELLER GETS 1298 6 6. aa = ; ~ q and Muskogee Ok. | Control by the Execut om-| wald, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Tschudy.|..3 unear@ cicitune eccvencigmhe mi. |; ween George Ketchel of St. Louts | RPS | Se Tins nt ‘Mencia | eo mSsational bowl: z “Se Lack of T club, Was reacgutred by the Crack- | te - ae Niahadiese- - : i eee bogie et eee ee Edmon ) Bon O'Unc.... +282 | we ater | alan «4 Cl ee, f COTO] atehes in th Greater] & + a er ie : : Comme Foubles. ers from the Missicn club of the | spn Aone stp 7 ee aaa ads — ae ss Jam ee eee ee | ri St Loui > matches on the| MBE it at Pacific Coast League. Seenggeaee oar’ iy -teggee ner ens eon a aya Omg mts ce Ton ther iy: t=ack mudd | BI Rae Peg se | a is iF Dittmar. shortstop wit} the Au- | , - — see : : : | he ‘ st 3 — ' ee vs Licks, wir. tit » Idol and cdwon. ; Cre | +. 7 1°98 and wr - [ven o 2 ? ‘ ' : 2 on a ; mer ‘ — "oe iif - : . i : a ad . | ‘ awd .. ‘ ‘ j ore «2 \ “flihis —erTe Whe a notable fear of long w * eaid the team weog id be operated as i rhs - have a ae : meetings | Py inst): ¢) j “4 ournamen?: é 4 ‘ > prt : hehisehd ¥ ) ts ~ udtediy “was a fact or in the de- » 215 | = fer ained most of ita fe intact. | ctat ! also feceiv @ green sec~ | Saturday e | Elm. 3 ion- itiv “amm - al ¢ g 1? thrae res aia t . . mastenteal _ ir 7 ens site: at . ; . oe is anes ba safc ' i —" o |e dive ‘ sh = ; | H .-=. Z % Me on he ’ - pA a te ae oe ~eeomaninoaion out there was many a slip between / 1925 by approximately $30,000,000, | — 7 ) See peer F ey. ¢riving game, relying @8)™ The selection of a referee for the | hice | he tee and ne | according to survey of this publica _ ner ) ‘tt bod ie E ag i antage of wees, ee id | . - ‘aon ee a °4 Pulford starring. On : by the parent = matin event of tomorrow night's | — a Neon oe . Pate b Seren Ole arte Galibrame tet: Sout abeape R n ~ ee eee os vated eee bss are an’ Agena ne ENS ve rs) i at, nat Sefew SEM Neer per nal er tacheh thee “ A My i>. re Pes cerita a aS end penile epi be ese athens ¥ ihe, yt, an ee eae eee Spier: Ce , M . 4 no = ~ Wt heen: ao ie = *~ ed aS eins ony fav = ee ale se ina Vuh ti - oF a om lt - Ral AOR LE IEA | RT et > . ey A, oe ys BE aE AO Roush resetees Mame SONY ; t eOmeeee ou us * i] 4 rise: ~ pe ’ ot : ‘ mat. ee — — . ee ee —— te Be. . -* “: Sah, POBRE > ae hiiey idea i, ahs BS cbikye oh os Seki Bee. ee Gymnasium im practice bouts ex- | Granite City Ree entries have | 19 Kirksville Letter tending over & pertod of two hours eat eines i et fram h st | wrie? @, the Par. fienete Men. LARMORE WILL PLAY Daviseourt finished the more | | University, headed by Joe| KIRKSVILLE, Mon De -| _CUNNINGHAM TONIGHT JRVANY IMPORTED CiGA Oy i oute i strenaous phase of his conditionin.: | eal ame eCarthe¢ ii: Mi a ee isl progrem last Sunday He intends | aeor of the Tower A C. has some. in ee cee fob Larmore will meet Mf te wind up his preparatory work af the runners it} trafning at the ‘ | a AS ws 2 . P : ee " . 4 si preser : with a Waht practice this afternoon | Fairground Park : Fieal training workouts wil! also Those who wish to enter the race! Kirt ) ag he held by wWreeatiers echeduled ts ef Be obtain entry ee inks # »- ee -E ins _ . - on - 7 . oe gis - wot appear fn the preliminarics Roy i Probet. 22° " ee ee e honor are Frew ~ ve PR eH : | t oS RAS ae Sa rae oi be ee c% CAS nt yy ashirgwton 8 1 eniwe : 4 ‘ : ~ . ” ' . = » »” . ; ' ro eet ¢e ecle and Pa * ‘ £7 os . + ei ; . oe: } ue gh & cere Keraes "3 ” —_— -_ ite ia — eee wits es m jor crom 08 Foreshaw i199 North | Whitese!! tradford Mesemore. | sage ) rae — .@ ea, : ’ ; . 7s” > ee: '* tee i Pirie ; 76 Om f ad (se OF e 7 a. the Wertatn-rateer. ” ws plication “to Cy Hughes, president | Wagner, Downtne, August Wak *Cenatesten petchamet ranite it A. —_ be .? , ox te 4 ‘ : i as Cl ms y c. (ugh eR, K ne anda Jenkin. Kiefn and Milton &mith

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—._ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH even FACULTY Soles of the Feet | Senet of Golf, MEMBERS ON Duncan Tells Us TIGER BOARD ritish Had it Bow to ullation of One of Con- Visited America. 2 4 tests Already Scheduled a : to Make Room a for the Bears. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Dee. 8.—. really makes a golf ball go right - the soles of the feet, in the opinigg — of George Duncan, British masty of the game. Bo. “I've at last got the dope,” ned said after arriving here yeste : on the Majestic t engage in tour. naments and exhibition matcheg in California. “I've been giving the ~ teaching side of golf a lot ot | thought for the past 10 years or so, but I've got it all now. | haga it Cowen to the legs and hips wh : dir , ; I was last here, but now I've a Be emetic Council | inclndes gown to the soles of the feet, ~ Wien faculty mt ey a i al “That's where everything startg a t*° studen cattnrna eae mare and ends in playing golf and in ay | kg oes Shae the decision | athletics. Dempsey lost because hig | to believe a 2 i feet had gone back on him.” _ a- be in favor of ee sng te And with that theory, Duncan We endly gp seagegieheanthee adbmmagoet says, he can teach anyone the art would mean me pas nates of hitting a golf ball after a few ar eager it ne lessons. y the schedule to make possible | The Tourney Date Conflict. gf ee Duncan said that most Bri . sah ; golfers were much concerned so 7 ®. Stratton D. no igseagned ; the clash of American and British et the University of samegginceld open dates which‘ will prevent the — a we foueer meee stars of both countries competing jm sated that he is in favor in both events in 1927. He ex. | Feking a game with Washing- | pressed the opinion, however, that » C.L. Brewer, director of ath- sufficient pressure would be se 280 is on the committee and) brought to bear upom the Royal # well known that an athletic: and Ancient . Club Championship Birector butters no parsnips | Committee to cause @ moving fore himself by voting againat the ward of the British date. mident of his university. Fur- Duncan will leave New York for - semore it is likely that Dr. the coast Friday, returning here ks’ opinion will have consid- and thence to England late in Febe ne weight with the other fac- ruary. He will enter the Sacramene “o members. If Brewer and th» to (Cal.) open tournament start. ber faculty members vote with | tturn ofji"g Dec. 17. It is his fifth trip te ie. Stratton the council will recom- | isticuffs} America. end booking of the Washington nthe. > @ieme, as the vote would be seven juled at! MARYLAN E six, even if all the alumni and Western D RAC TRACKS Ments voted against the Bears, AGREE ON 1927 DATES mm by a ch is not likely. within BALTIMORE, Dec. 8.—Represen- lations between the two uni- | tatives of Maryland race tracke of 147 sities Were strained after the re-j| matches|haveagreeduponthe following 1927 nt Washington-Missouri game at pionship Cason subject to approval of the umbia, when Washington root-. nockout | =tate Racing Commission: Bowte, it and April heron and Nov. 14-26; Havre De G », April 16-30 and Sept. 21- Mwe Le-| oct. 1: Laurel. Oct. 6-29: Pimlice, rounds. Vay and Nov. 1-12. io che Post-Dispatch. rBIA. Mo., Dec. 8.—A de- | as to whether the Missouri Washington Tniversities will on the football gridiron next a is expected today when the e Council of the State insti- meets to discuss the griev- which Missourians feel are coats nant" ai 4 ‘Cs presi- | — Pete pion «(of » Simon- p-round, vark Ar-| while nce lift- Waiker resented a speech by a Missou- | @player who questioned the cour-, m of the sipacsa eraser team. The) Br rooters sent a vulgar package | ithe player, whom they addressed | pthe “boy orator,” and as a re- ef the hard feelings d the game was very RD IS REPORTED ROMOTING NEW TRACK ACROSS MEXICAN LINE | the Associated Press. LLAS. Tex., Dec. &. — Charles m, secretary of the Chamber of merce of Laredo, Tex., says that Rickard and a group of New capitalists have obtained a ssion, from the Mexican lent to build an amusement and race track at opposite Laredo. quotes promoters face course will be ine 1927 with a “Mexican Derby the annual feafure. — ee Re ee — 2 thus | rough. | Mh out | unt Yy/ = as completed *® Mumm Sunday School] League. scores featured play School basketball SAYS, 5 0 bp-heavy e Sundav t ti? be last night with the follow- | fresuits: McCausland Presbrte- 38 Gibson Helghts U. P. 15: a son M. E. 21, Shaw M. E. 7: | “Weeshighway Presbyterian 31, .~ | Wirt Baptist 14. | Books St. Xavier. Associated Press. : ROVIDENCE, R. I., Dec. 8.—The | "idence College football team “meet the St. Xavier College mn at Cincinnati, Oct. 29, 1927 announced last night. ? } aranteed idan Defeats M’Bride, 18 to 13 Quintets Show Speed but | Lack of Teamwork Causes Fumbles. bidan defeated McBride, 18—13, ,night at McBride's gymnasium. teams showed an unusual mt of speed, but inexperience lack of team work led to a Ff fumbles, especially for the e-Green aggregation. macTé Ws a notable fear of long in McBride's lineup which f bubte@ly was a factor in the de- ® for Seldan gained most of its Markers on such shots The Donlevard men played a 4), driving game, relying on advantage of weight, Con- © @nd Pulford starring On Sher hand, McBride, ine -xpert- 28nd nervous, flashed a bit of ™ that was unlooked for, Mor- | pand Concannon being the | ‘ys of the | Crux of the tearm. Eame came in “cond half, both teams were "i hard, the score was a tie. de unleashed an aerial &marvel of passing, and dart- | *0 the enemy's territory only baffied by a fumble. Then. began a Grive and scored. | f was hopeless)y AIDE. ; a Gi- lost. FOLDAN. . Conatance | ; i Dorris | wut lona—Sebrae: ler ten} Pre _Pot- | a and Schmitt far en'ire McBride : “ima Sniteer. K Fr . : or c * *8r Solider tear. Ret. ree—L, inde- \“MY 25 YEARS ON |nate enough to nose out in | teams, | teams can stand ' quarterback under center ,comes next, i times stil] | plays are run from sory | play Gov- | Nuevo La- | Lreland’s Pointer Annexes Fifth | saying | The plans | for an investment of about $3,- |. |Ireland’s | pointer ‘of Birmingham | other | day. ia great field, for the | past few * ‘This last success is her fifth win ‘and in accomplishing th |has made a new 'was divided | Oklahoma City Jack, owned by Dr. | George /owned by Dr. mington, out so far 'liteness that boxers now are | more handshaking | iegas two rhakes, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 MISSOURI U. DECISION ON GAME WITH WASHINGTON EXPECTED TODAY ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___ PAGE 2 -———— eee a What N otre e Dame’ ne Taught Princeton: Rockne’s Men V Were Ma Madidirs at at Interference Tiger Coach Says Four Horsemen Showed the Best Backfield Co-Ordi- nation He Ever Saw on Gridiron. CHAPTER XI. THE GRIDIRON.” By W. W. “Bill’ Roper. NE of the smoothest teams I have ever the Notre Dame eleven of 1924 While this aggregation, the players worked so harmoniously together that it was) any played | mighty difficult to pick out outstanding player. They us at Princeton the last Saturday in Oetober. Notre Dame had de. feated the Army the week before in | New York. and we had been fortu- game against the Navy. After» the Army game, the N and leave analyzing the chances of the two I felt these two would take something out of Rock- ne’s players, but I admit | mistaken. The Notre Dame players were in perfect physical condition when they came into Palmer Sta- dium and there were no visible ef- fects of the trip the week before This was rather remarkable. as few much -traveling. quite ¢ study of the Notre Dame system of attack and for the first and only time in my coaching experience. I decided ~lay a box defense in the back- field, with seven men in the line We felt this was the only way to We had made | stop the Notre Dame running plays. The Backfield Shift. T HE Notre Dame attack is based on a backfield shift. The backs assume at the start the old- fashioned regular position of three backs in a parallel line. wit the with the back jumping tandem position either right with the quarterback some- under times hipping wit Practically al) int oO A or left, h the other backs the Notre Dame close forma- tion. ball on line plays, while the direct is used on tackle slants and nd runs. The end the’ pivot of the Notre Dame attack. goes to the flank and after the backs have a is running | seen was team was an all-star | our votre | Dame players had to travel back | |to South Bend |\Irinceton the following Friday for | In | | from long trips | was | |impossible of / other plays. ian ‘the same | his original] original jump ’ ‘is always anxious | boxed and The hip ' parts center and some-. The quarterback handifes the} When the | the end is. cae ares ‘Greymist Proves. Her Class Again rete Win of Season; Saluda Jim Second. to the Post-Dispatch “WAYN >SBOR QO, Ga., Greymist, ed by H. Ala., superior to all the and won all- od little Glenn Ireland Dec: famous own to be competitors herself _@pe stake of the Georgia bird dog. ‘trials which were decided here to- victory over Birmingham field the It was a great pointer who has been winning trial after field trial during months. season began is feat she record for bird dogs. Second place went to luda Jim, a setter owned by J. F. Ellis of Augusta, Ga., and between the pointer, of first since the Blue of Montgomery, Ala., Bob, a setter Harris of Wil- Rockmanor W. E. and Del the winner of first stood above the field, how- interest After ever, the seen the in was all only nature furnished stake, not a phenomenal since Greymist thrills of the outclassing the other dogs in find- ing birds, but also in proving that she has the speed and the range which she knows how to use to the best ,advantaze. There were 23 starters in the stake and judged on form as far as the records of the dogs are concerned, it the best seen in the South this season. FIGHTERS TOO POLITE, HANDSHAKES LIMITED so far BY NEW YORK BOARD * By the Associated Press. NBW YORK, Dec. has been carried to New York rings, Commission has deci ure there will be no to interrupt the fray. tions of the rules, tional low punching, hitting back of the hand and aways, have called for so much po §.—Politeness extremes in ded. In than ithe board believes. Referees hereafter will one before and the the mussing begins when ft ts over. “Tet’s have a little fighting for a chance.” said William Muldoon, se- nior member of the board. : CENTURY FIVE WINS again proved | third | was one of. the State Boxing | the fu-| handshaking | Minor infrac- | such as uninten- | with | permit | second = | supposed to hip outside the tackle just before the ball is put into play. getting into position to box him the outside It al observer that to the casu is almost because of clever faking the end on When the piay is not run, the end through motions as he does when but never really leaves position. He takes an out on one foot, but bluft It frequently defensive.tackle. outflanked. about getting on gmeeing the end start juggling immediately shifts wide. This jug what the end wants as the rackle has drawn him- self out of position and is boxed 4 ih mie ’ oe) _+ Tne piay. but 1% detection of give away end Foes he hips out. is only a ‘to foo} after he } this serves the las been who. his ta | out. The Four Horsemen. HE Notre Dame hackfieid seen better backf -ordin ation Before lerable the gan »-* a i . ‘ " ~~ Tnougl + 5!) aa or ‘ Rockne'’s two-tea certain tRat second team or tr We conside not be tire second +h Lait OODS red rood Te conan ‘ Store at F sierT Telt Pim ekeepe: was secondary . Hi -in the other places, for nothing of — Fir ¢s male Goa 1a Foul ls. Pts.Fls ‘> ‘ Industrial No. 2. ENDICOTT-JOHNSON 5 a Fou) ais Goa _ Pts F's. yy ra ‘? NWN ame—Position Go wikert. right forward Sre'iner rig? t forward } forward ST: IN Pr RINA. Field Fon! Goa's.Gorls —- R Al Names—?FPo yaition a reer art on break- | p; doing |; fighting. | " guard ; . I I guard. gue ag t+ #1 wreward. 0 rT. 5 a 34 be half- — Ra! et on Pu- end of first 3 Referee— ; n Encdicott-Johneon, G Tho nipeon. Leo J. Conc annon. Time minutes. lvea—20 ‘good ‘ing . | for | his ithe Paige end and scorer—— | ' i H ' respect the Victory Over Harvard Later Attributed to Lesson That Princeton Learned in Game With South Bend Eleven. As a matter of fact, Rockne used judgment that year in keep- his first team out the first few minutes second team had nothing offensive ability of the team, it was in reality his defensive aggregation and in was even stronger first team. We felt-our one chance rushing the second team feet and getting an early lead in the game. We sent the Princeton team on the field with positive in- structions to make every effort an early score. have it, we got a the start of the game. this lay get good break at Notre Dame 'also played a box defense and Jake | Slagle ‘over the would seem | this | ‘changed position of the end would food "s we got -off a quarter back rolled and bumped the ball stopped on line and would not budge inch. Notre Dame kicked from behind their own goal and we had the ball about yards from their goa! We had a practical demonstration the defensive strength of this posedly second. team I never better charging. Th heid and we lost the |} About the end of the ter, Rockne ‘nt in his first t Our men had had little in stopping the second team tack but there certainly was a ference between the Notre and second backfields always seemed to line and the Notre uncanny ability fo them to two he best Prine feot head that along until the two-yard out soon of su saw downs yall. first eam nity Ss; diffi Ss ~— oa Aif. + Dame There our + + iiTs a” > | riggs VO > | Harvard interference igvainst splendid lieve the practica! lesson the Notre Dame ward the Harvard. (C98) right a lot to : mir against 1926 Fohl to Manag e Toronto in 1927 President Solman Closes With Former Brown Leader to Take Place. man is re | i nee of the Nationa Baseball Leagu N.C. His telegram closed, with Fohl 2S a Téa a S mia i athews,. left gu Totals Score at end of 20 Wagrtie: |. Ee me rm: an Eechbacher. Time SHELL 4 . Name _ ~Po ® sitio Th ast me - Peeve: lett Luenstroth 1 of first ‘St el? 9 — _ao Concannon Fiedhsimen. of the game | W hile | a i , : like | brought back to its previous stand- first | best | , fore than | | identified in | off their | i tering long kick |} another | line | p- | i weh for | | Roche i guawTe | | 7. aft. | ; 37 the i three. fa Time of halves : Veteran Player Tells What Ails i i i i Rockne Plans to Write “Thriller’’ St. Louis Soccer “Red” Roche Says Managers k Could Save Game if They Would Give Time and Effort. ; Referees, managers and players’! together are blamed for the decline |? of soccer in St. Louis by Connie E “Red” Roche in a letter to the | Post-Dispatch from Carbondale, I11. |; | Roche gives several suggestions by | ‘ | which he thinks the game could be/? Louis soccer) improved and St. ards. Roche, in his letter. is more talent in St. and that there are ing facilities. in 4ai™ better tra Roche, who has been with the game for as a player, coach, referees owner, that there f coaches here and that ©! players, managers, referees. years and TY) le nt VY the states are if i spectators and promoters put forth to | As luck would i} their best efforts, rought hack. Roche's Criticism. Roche has suggestions for bet- both the amateur (munici. nal) and the professional game. As! regards tre amateurs, he states the game can be that referees permit the players to nieawr 1c Y the man entirely too that players fail to train managers instead of talking team- work, £o out and kick thi individual. This practice Roche ruins many fine prospects in that tt through with the game should be in their Pvarding the urge players to s or that ey are en +} ev Re ; prime Co Py. Ps professionals does not eoaches need He that rame imported brought in. all ti and ive their time to 1e that managers they yYoInts out - } ca aa im this so ga to the athletes, e game would pick up. He thinks that the refe make 4 then Pp alsc e rees the hb train a Ot Asa at Pp play pl should least two nights a week a —— , would help if they percentage ha Roche's layers Ay e rs f\ v5 ) cfs lliowing are Sugges- AMATETURS. 1. The referees are at fault. They permit the players to play the man entirely too much in- stead of making them play the ball. 2. The players, instead of training two nights a week to get their wind and legs in shepe, sometimes train one night a week, run around the track once or twice. come into the locker- room and talk this, that and ev- erything but soccer. You can’t talk legs and wind into condi- tion. You must sprint, walk and sprint some more. 3. Managers instead of preach- ing teamwork, urge their play- ers on to kick so end The fans who follow these clubs in- stead of booing and hissing all rough stuff, urge it on and as a consequence young players who should be in their prime at 22 are badly battered un, they are practically through, just when they should acquiring strength and soccer brains. PROFESSIONALS. Referees should make play- the ball. managers should kicked. not necd ‘eaches. Let the rifice some of their time to tm- parting this knowledge to the players. They can if they will put out a little personal effort. More action and less talk would go a iong way. 3. Put the players back on a percentage basis. I think this would tend to put more dash and desire to hustle into them. 4. Meke the players train two week. ‘ itement ti! “). SO he 1, ers play =. The the ball trapped, We do all know how be headed, dribbled, etc. any outside managers sac- nights a gage de st at i a ie four professic are rs f) the cre rie is ay rne fy? } e > ~asA SD football leprelty FR ee says there | ‘ Louis than be- | 12 | much: | and that | thinks. | He | de parting | should | nd that it | were put hack | the man- ional teams the | the tfer- | bers | week. | of | — Gerald | of the 1927 | For the Movies Fv the Aegsociated Press. CULV ER CITY, Cal... Dee. &. NUTE ROCKNE, football K coach of Notre Dame Uni- versity, is considering writing a football “thriller” for the screen. An offer. for a film story based on his technical know!l- edge of football was made to Rockne yesterday. Rockne, who already has one novel to his credit, said he would entertain the proposition at the expiration of his con- tract with Notre Dame Univer- sity. After a day Rockne, a Palme spent at the stu- |) dios, accompanied by '{ his wife, departed last night for San Francisco. They plan to sail for Honolulu today for a 2 vacation. i? ae ee ee ee POPOL Two Judges to In Illinois Bouts ‘Boxing Commission Decides on Japanese rival, as the score now New System After Upholding Benny Yanger. — By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Lec. joined New York vania in providing for boxing cisions by two judges, with ire feree’ gs help if they disagree. The State Athletic cided upon this method after had voted to uphold Referee and de- the they -/Benny Yanger's decision, awarding ght title to Mickey 10-round match last Flowers. the | Walker | Friday middlewei in his with Tiger Flowers’ manger, Walk Miller staved here for the commission's decision and then set out for New in pursuit of the return which he declared would crown to the Georgia March in Madison Garden, New York, is date of ary return fight, York match return deacon. i Square the * Ws probable Miller said. Flowers left for his home in At- lanta the day after the contest and Walker and his manager, Kearns, went to New York, none but Milk ing board's statement. Judgment of Referee Final. ‘Title won and lost the commission decided, “and the judgment of f almost un hemes | final. This commission is of tne opinion that Refere e Benny Yang- gave his decision as he saw it and that there was no collusion or crookedness on the part of the referee.”’ r TH s are } the re ree i: a od ae title by a de- disagreed, Flowers’ loss of his with which ms: was the second time in the months boxing in Illinois. In hout le new regime ing, ky Kansas lost his lightweight to Sammy Mandell by a ver- dict over which there was me ling. the Illinois system, several provided of shows of cision any this of + the last spr seven of t! Roc 7 title grumb Under itive referees are and th = at im iporta ‘ ne the prospe arbiter nt until time members of the John Righeimer he two “nairman Prehn, mission, ‘ 1 r i Pa ul he able ing experts the box as fudges, for trial of the new system. While wil] retain authority fighters for fouls, not be considered referee | disqualify ballot will] divided opinion. _————-——— -— Amos Joins East’s the Associated Press. VASHINGTON, Pa., Dec. 8.—Bill Washington and Jefferson fullback for — all- eleven hie sco — > | lots show a Team. ll be ollegiate at San Franci - a ll i i i i i a a a EE — cea | )| Academy last night. (|77 in his first inring and followed iwith an unfinished run of it inning in the night game, so his ‘average was 97. ininety-seventh point ‘long table shot. §.—Illinois today | Pennsyl-|ed, Matsuyama made a high run of i Commission | ; the f iP i . 'welght who accompanied Firpo |his | Jack iannounced that he would leave New is | leaving | ; recelve the box- | vary. in the} | hepe ‘tournament Tex Rickard ts sta considered as} 27 HOLE GOLF COURSE AL i ttt ttt i many 118 to 27 occurred | legalized i opening | > i com- | said they hoped to |! to attract a high-class of | the | ¢ to!) his | | oni the decision unless the judges’ bal- | |) 1 nl Hoppe, former champion, that he has lost 13600 point 18.2 match at the Strand great exhibition of his wizardry in Give Decisions | along the rails. eral 'FIRPO IS BUSINESS MAN re a eR oe Hoppe Increases His Lead in Match : With Matsuyama Former Champion at 18.2 Runs | Out in 2 Innings in | Fourth Block. the Post-Dienatch. YORK, Dec. Special to NEW §.—Willie showed none of his skill | as a balkline player by defeating | Kinery Matsuyama, the little Japa- ness player, 300 to 97, in two in- nings in the fourth block of their Hoppe made 223, for an average of 159. When Hoppe made his last point the crowd gave him an ovation. He was entitled to it, for he gave a many of his points while nursing He executed sev- long tabfe shots that only Hoppe can make. The former champion lost the afternoon game, 3°21 to 300, but he ihas a comfortable lead on his stands: Hoppe, 1200: Matsuyama, 970. The Nippon star had only one After making his he missed a Before the afternoon game end- 120. Hoppe’s playing fell off after | the first inning. He got his stroke ‘going again in the sixth inning and made a high run of 92. NOW; HAS NOT GIVEN TUNNEY GO A THOUGHT By the Associated Press. BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 8. — Luis Angel Firpo, Argentine heavy- weight, today denied reports circu- lated New York that he would soon return to the United States to seek a match with Gene Tunney, champion of the division Firpo's business interests keep him so busy that he hasn't “even time to think f ”" he said. ‘ , in boxing,” Miguel! Ferrara, Argentine heavy- on the United States, ast visit to York here immediately after his match with Vichorio Campolo, for- mer South American amateur heavyweight champion, late in Jan- Ferrara intends to wage a ring campaign in the entering the elimination ging lenwer for Tunney. eftrenuous of select a chal ‘ry Night’s Fights By the Associated Press. READING, Pa. — Babe McGer- gary. Oklahoma, beat Jack Pal- mer, Philade!tpbia, eight rounds. vy ou NGSTOW N, . O—Willlie Da- vies. Charlerot, Pa. shaded Happy Atherton, Indianapolia, 10 reunds. Ray Fay. Charlerot, outpointed Bumbo Myers, Massillon, 0. six rounds. FRESNO, Cal—Flidel La Barba, flyv eight champion, defeated De- los WHliams, New Orleans, 10 rounds. PORTLAND, Ore-—Lee Lomekti, Aberdeen light heavyweight, knocked out Harry Dillen, Win- nipeg. seven rounds. Delaney Agrees To Box Sharkey Fugazy States Bout Will Be Held Before Feb. 1, Next Year. By the Associated Press, NEW YORK, Dec. 8.—Humbert J. Fugazy announced today that Jack Delaney, world’s light heavy- weight champion, had agreed to meet Jack Sharkey, of Boston, in the match which Sharkey is under contract to fight for Fugasy be-« fore next Feb. 1. Tex Rickard stated Monday that Sharkey had been signed to a long- term contract to appear after Feb. 1 under Rickard’s promotion itn an elimination tourney to determine a Challenger for Gene Tunney. LONDON ADOPTING U. S. COUNTRY CLUB SYSTEM By the Associated Press. LONDON, Dec. 8—To save golt courses near London, the American Country Club System, with residen- tial districts constructed sesround them, is being adopted. Home builders have encroached upon or crowded out golf links in many suburban districts. Raynes Park, a famous course, has disap- peared; Tooting Bec, One of the old- est near London, is menaced, and Greystroke will close down itn the spring. The opening of new roads from London to the country also ruined numerous golf layouts. New developments, some of them as pretentious as the American country club districts,.are spring- ing up near London, Wentworth. 8t. Georgés Hill and Moor Park. where Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen and the other American stars played matches last summer, aré examples of the new type of London's golfing suburbs. KEMPER CADETS WILL SEE PADDOCK PERFORM Special to the Post-Dispatch. TO RELIEVE CONGESTION By the Associated Press. BROOKLINE, Mass., Dec. 8.—The Country Club golf course, scene of national and international! ournaments, is to be extended from holes to do away with con- gestion. The course will be of three nitne- hole units, interchangeable in order play Work will be started im- mediately to clear 35 acres of land BOONVILLE, Mo. Dee. 8.—Ath- letes of Kemper Military School will have an opportunity to see for the extension. The development will cost S9an nan Charles Paddock, world’s famous dash man, in action, Dec. 15, when he comes here to demonstrate his speed on the cinder track, and to lecture on “American Youth and Athletics.” Paddock comes from the Univer- sity of Southern California, is the holder of 12 world’s records for distances ranging from 60 to 229 ards and has participated tn run- ning events thronghout the world. Others Went Fast The first two hundred rooms available in the big new Downtown. Y Apply at new More are now ready Young men only—in t friendly social Residence Halls Many oppor- tunities for friendship stud club gym. swimming pool! facilities are available to residents Each room distinctively decorated and furnished Comfortable beds able Downtown location saves time and carfare. C A went quickly. hese exercise. a8 @ Rates reason- Downtown Y.M.C. A. Sixteenth and Locust Streets VpV yy oe-- Give Her a Real Thrill—a rebuilt Cadillac—guaranteed to run as represented or your money back. A whole year to pay. Fine Car Prestige & Performance at less than half price. Come in today. o> Vee veweveleyeNe ys bith bibbhbpabi hi haba hibitarel ale li haat bhi tata iid hk BLOCK A i fi a ‘Ppt hahah RRA LILiLELaL lil Ti Tr Tt FRAMERS RERERERAL WEtst. OF OLIVER CADILLAC CO. 3333 Locust Street MAIN BUILDING

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; NIN CE g 1996 ST.LOUIS POS*-DISPATCH PAGE 30 - ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR : : WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8. —— LUCIAN BRIGHAM RECOVERING LOWDEN ADVISES FARMERS tne Che 0 . MATTHEWS LECTED 7] DEDCANIC DI FA) | VOCATIONAL SCHOOL FLAK CITY AND LACLEDE GAS |""raow puso, raruen sars'| ro. ame TO WATCH PRODUCTION COSTS| =" Ser_rebee= survive mo toms.) HIGHWAY BOARD CHAIRMAN BEFORE EDUCATION om POISOM, FATHER SAYS or si eptamadiie, tne. ©. —Th principal nora: scar ~y Ges the co — pce Pee aun We gg yew © a yg Bod ARF DENIED REHEARING Is ggg sharia Failed in Colds, # 3 j ONLY } Filled Later. TY AS ADS IN Tuesday Night. Lucien M. Brigham, 27 years: Grip, EE } 4 5 7 Ds Avs [) E _ ee. thing to do for agriculture is tO/ of the American farmer the eae ts and f his s lus,"" said Lowden. | number o ° stabilize prices of its produc den of his surplus | Reorganization of the State A plan to organize a id, 60 400 Gakweds éuemne Ws. make it possible for tne farmer to With present-day methods of! vocational schools, to offer instruc- | j . ee be 4 P Highway Commission, following the Public Service Commission Deé- | ster Groves. wne| was found cn- d 4 rami market his surplus in an orderly| farming, cost of production is as : aadiniadd Seema vate | lies in commerce and trade,. wiil | hx cana oar ses the gaat mee eter oie ent = a ‘leg ocmmaggi ete eee | be ey sg a a ned the Board a] clines to Reopen $52,260,000 |conscious, apparently suffering’ t] i | ion» am gee Valuation Proceedings. from poisoning, in a vacant apart- “a ee ee American Farm Bureau ee Court Denies Looney’s Appeal. | chairman, was effected at a meeting plan, broac bed by Superintendent | ment at 5937 Washi Co-operation of the farmer him-| spRINGFIELD, Ill., Dec. 8—| 9; INE HEE Seth |John J. Maddox, has been ap-| ¢ Washington bouie- elf toni marketing agen- at Hotel Jefferson yesterday, v vard , CerZza 8 by dev: loping ana. of! John Looney, who is under convic- | ‘iam ene tales is Oe va-| 'proved by the Committee on In- | » yesterday noon, after an ab-. chaos Action Ends East St. Louis IS | struction. By the Jefferson City Correspomd- | son... of four days from his home, cies, of the Government, ¢ for | . ‘tion in the Knox County Court fo: ~~ J | those who uze the products of the ee . . n- | i ‘ ts | a , the murder of William Gabel in/cancy of secretary or the vaca The new department, ff institut- | ent of the Post-Dispatch. is improving, and probably will >e- | andasa 1 - FOR THE BOY mn ag a = a = wget Rock Island, today ws deni*a ‘™ icles expected in the positions of | Trial for Conspiracy to |ed, will concern itself with OOuraas | JEFFERSON CITY, se cover, his father says. Py eventive j — Pies : ba > : : “Just as Australia found a way/appeal by the Supreme Court. | -nict engineer and legal adviser. | Plunder Interstate Freight in bookkeeping, stenography, nt |The Public Service Commission to- | Nitiiiiieh: cabeitidnn ot eum aie ee ‘ M to take care of her huge wool sur-| Looney a eae aa for & writ! some of the candidates for these | |fice work, commercial nt ar |day overruled motions both of the . reat sl za © prig-| a Camacho Se hool of usic lus, without bankrupting her of supersedeas an ail, pending a/| | . other business courses. ater state | am-Zem & Co.. dealers in oil | | nine ae Xma 2, Git: farmers, and Brazil a way by which new trial. | places are favored by Gov. Baker, | Shipment. I there is a justifiable demand, class- | City of St. Louis and of the La burners, was found when residenzs nee. onm & 9. 3234 N. lw ho also backed C.D. Matthews of} 'e8S in bricklaying, plumbing, car- | Gas A xe peti + SS Ligfht Co. for rehearing of | nr fe { | Lancome Fa ee | : on ee ;Or the apartment building notified | a “s AND MOTORS A —— . | pentr lasterir d ot ad hich | a ATS ’ 4) Pise |Sikeston for chairman. Matthews, | The trial of elght persons, in- pen - P nes ears Py other trades | the commission’s decision by w police they believed tramps were! | + ‘ ox “Witiam Gross ann. 163 | will be incorporated. it set the value of the company for sjceping there. A note found at mia 13 £ i him @ new or used biggie eo Mia a who has been ee one woman, on charges of Me beltef that many pub C an sizes. . All guaranteed i — t 4 . gp | 14 = 5 rate-making purposes at $52,260.- | side read, “A Successful Failure.) }3 | oS ie and 15th. a cu ee nesnesnmostnianineatasiiandall . ; ae c c ; ‘ if ommission. Hugh Stephens, a | mR shipment, before a jury in the pu Ii c pane pes inade quately | 600. The commission did not com | taiare. writth eta om serene I 7 —s ror Life A Thorough Business =o 4 ' ‘i ; . r — ne ] . : = ; os ; “ - - ot . . 1 | Democrat, of Jefferson City, was’ Federal Court at East St. Loults Prep ared to enter the working | ment, but is known to feel} that, | iI couldn’t make a go of } Pe ae : ptrec as | 4] | made vice chairman. 'came to an abrupt end today when plan becomes a fact, the stu. | si e | square and refused to make a pa - 6th Aelde ert 1 i isis a wat pore fc mas a member yesterday to su ithe result of the convincing testi- | 5°*' a ae sg a i mponaees ail there was not sufficient provoca his automobile, in a dazed coni-| colle = ms ‘riting a eae Oe commercial or industrial career in (tion ror re-opening the case. tion, on a farm at Bopp ana Clar — 2. ; ue -— . = " bi — cal petra 4 Dinin Room : aces eee Se ae |mony of @ Negro accompiic oT the Vo onal School " Sam , i i} CATIOZT x i - ' r ae g i secretary, but was retained as act endl eles of Gulté. gre _ ; , : Either the city or the company | ton roads, St. Louis County, last) ee. Ratios, Panatropes om Terms ' ’ raduates of grammar schools | may appeal to the Cirezit Court of Friday. He said he had taken poi-| ee : ; -™ 4 3Ji@- : he eB : } ing secretary. J. R. Davis of Ne- S lef d until next b igit : mM a ie + t ¥ WAS -ferre InTii ‘| wi p igibie ft ar ion e | > Our regular One-Dollar Menu is a '] vada, a Democrat, fourth appoint-| sentence was dé ‘ $ (ad e ells ae 3 admission, as |Cole County for a review of theison He was treated by a Clayton lunch for your selection | Ny ~ member of the board; Dr. H. A.| Monday by Judge Lindley. The | well as students at high schools. | decision and the company can gc physician, who thought Brigham party ‘uncheon y 4 | Buehler, State Geologist, and Chief imum punishment which may |The courses offered will occupy |to the Federal Court. f, wei Buehler, State E /'maximum punishment MT line! Gilde: asneitthds te ta slams was suffering from no iI! effec And no extra chargé for card tables t ‘emanbeer B. H. Ptepmeier also were |... ogsed against each defendant is toa y | | . e day was spent -_ E. J. a eens Director. FOrest 7844 i af ET ha ma com-{is a fine of $10,000 and two years’ FOURTH MAN HELD FOR ATTACK ‘per mii & 1103 Olive St “1 ae _ = ii eal luncheon served in the|imprisonment in Pudcerss peniten. | ON GIRL GIVEN FIVE YEARS en a TC = AC COUNT _ =v. iS - MOR Tie grameee tes ter git en pr ionay meme a Sill ant OIE pee r" rl a LO ONAL LEN IGA ALLL GIEL IEE SER ALLEGAN IRENA Ee te tse cama aa - oy ee ee in o so a! ae ee ras P -_ Rirevntges--ae oy) he ae te Seidl i f : id q SBA gr * ¢ BONE Sth Rott tet a. ~, : ee oo Re as a aa a En ee er iach La Ane BS ORE ee mre etinatiiinetine eee SR pep 6 eg Netter so 2) gihaatu mes ay shai 3 Tr ek 7 ‘4 ree eA —— 5 | SENTENCES FOR VAIL FRAUDS: dean Thorman, mechani : ie arles Schuff. 24 years old, of | Mog OR STU? BICYCLES ARE BEST! | fart: Mrs Lena Kruta f 73 1108 Madison street, was sentenced | Z . “Gusrancy,’ “ 168 N. 12th Bi eer — ~eke ito fic PQ in th nite ; - he | i > . avenue: ¢ p five years in the penitentiary by | >. oat lace @ aan Bike We have eonste j d ; ti | a « racers and fuveniles. $7.50 up. =H i oe tTantwe 17 ¢ East St. US; »S A G d Checks of Others. (| avenue, &ii oO! : : ; “ ” ‘s . of wa try con Medal] | ee Jones Com Cal. 417 Washington. 0143 , = : ii} | * a+ a*% ei ate ~ Mee haari 1] ca a P aia | e 3 = psules the original | a The gon | > 5: sift of all for the Seyi @ More Good Than Anything You Ever Led. tena ~itiems YT) Reel acing | xr. a wee h em. i. 3 ce aR vers _ tr ‘ ; meh a . nora hf iy mle a t0Ot omac street. Ber- When the step livened S. a “—nd Easy . oe . . ; ‘ master, oad mem =o pied the ines ee) SN nar un da Gilbert re . THE SAMPSON CO. 3634 Clive You can be so distressed with gas; Ob! What blessed relief; butwhy ose vaudeville i Faia: eine Yes vein adh eat! tenet : aie an Git vat Pi _ begins to lag, the Opp — ————— : 2 hee aire tnage goeapines Se ee : ried Oct. 26, and sen-i ¢. sinks et Boost i= YEAR-ROUN IFT. and fullmess and bloat that you; not get rid of such attucks altegeth- Sepa gage ASE les i} : pe eg Lie eh nts a muscies bg rH rE or : —— & ‘ion t : cing pupils, p: | tation, the ail me thet an need to 20 and 15 years, respect- jor ane OCCA- biueand geld ber. Accept no substitute snap with embersbip in = new ones Y. M. | sional ouches of : Oa ll vs [ivistons—I1&h end Le- that your bgeathing is short and torr’: of stomach or anv abnormal condi- {i .;:.+:; ‘ United States Veterans’ af POR s j tiom that keeps the stomach im constant re | ~~ eae, so i vie at fures, Cates, 9 is raiting trial. PY: : bellion, and one bottle will prove it. i spitai, Who fraudulent! caused |... ¢ was an ltiamierant whe 7 | You think perhaps you are suffo- Over 6000 botties sold im ome small; 3;..4j1; checks belonging to 2i-. : ‘ cowed eg as Uyghy eee — ! “waves attige xsi his irect { imony. came from Germany in November. | te a IOLA nee ——"s edn a | Former Patient at Veterans’ Hos- | Trendley aa Circult Judge Landwehr ¢ > for Cash- {| man, merchant, of 1233 Ors > MGS! andwenhr today, . ! pital Given Two Years for +t when he pleaded guilty of criminal | What a pity anyone should Se 3608 Natural Bridge. Wolff-Wilson Drug Stores, 700 Washington Av., and Grand & Olive |)? (*°""*" ary when he plead- hase BSP eget bs sgn Fi og A gg Sts., Johnson Bros. Drug Co., Walgreca Dregs Co. Make This Offer (“~~ using the mails to de-| Prahin, St. i ant. St ee ee he keeps his and genuine) — on 31) ip einem serene ibe } as given g s § s Evidence. : % — eal. BIRD Back If One Bottle of D Do You | ing ee ee | | wn seven of them had lured the gir] , Stomach and nd regularly. Your }; - tama Money me Bottle of Dare’s Mentha Peps» Doesn't Do You |__| saw for the same of-/| en : . B. ke: | h , : se ee n — 1d her sister t desolate spot at | BeysS in shape. | DIOL . HAARLEM aaa rrers ‘ : ecte po accessories, Just West think your heart is going to stop ert Why have chronic indigestsaon we ails to defraud | aienne- | nerchandise worth’... z : o, All first-class druggists, 35¢, 75c, 31.56 life. = beating. at allf : 7 7 centen ra) two years pa ; ; , , erpes.e@xcami- 7 AY « ss ' wai VS LIT i yv sit, - . , Ban. 1356. = a | $10,000 naer rigia Cross-cAatii-i was tried Nov. 16, = Bee gp seven | . eet = eating. Now Jersey town last year—and the best .. : ne at irugeists the country over concede that other patients to o¢ a — — ‘It 5. and could not speak English ag , Sb Se ror TT ne hws vy anate ws 1 aan! ste aaa plpniian: eape APGS cet fabbe py You are dizzy and pray for quick)... phenomenal sales are due to the fact... was given hd uke les : : _ hat the moet stubborn chromic caseg are **** RRR a, ea wea ' Rasii Dukes i ‘ . Semon : relief—what's to be done? at ty conmuced. Ask fer Dares| Roy French was senten a ix| awaiting sentenc sides BUDGET HITS NATION'S DEFENSE 4 Just one tablespoonful of Dare’s| Mentha Pepsin. a pleasant to take. health- —.snths in the penitentiary wl | hose pleadins ruil day a PEWRITERS—, 1. aco Raped mgr t] ix others indicted on the Agen am = Factor ult svecial ji [aan Rem: mn and Coram | mn wileing stomach elixir oe * , Mentha Pepsin and in ten minutes sur Stores. 700 Washington Av. and he pleaded guilty to ‘ing in his} th ere six others : wey F eos Rag 2 ae ann Dru ‘ Two of the defendants H — a er Tonewriter Co. 1O05A Pine at the gas disappears, the pressing on! ¢. Ss, Grand and Olive Sts. Johnson Bros. € nen ‘eo coat tole f i th harge. ' the heart ceases and you eanbreathe| Co. Walgreen Drug Co amd regular!) Possession two COAat " ‘R 7 » 3 tary Of the Navy pyitber told the a -- - 4 pharmacists anywhere in America cuar onterstate shipments. wer r of Belleville and ~ommittee today the 3 OS ROFS direct beidens e light cruisers author- | 75 Geote a Onion s with hecks, a first | os the: as no direct evidence st pa ee - oI ate orgy ge oo : : ized by Congress last winter. We sell our Pianos at the lowest price possible com- a ee the Judge agai hen nother defendant, gag : s utansky, hu : navy ate ality, our licy is + | ress - bershi = & > tS. wo A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY PURCHASE TILL XMAS ‘that he was drunk at the time and Our Prices Are 20° to 30° Less Than Elsewhere id not know what he doi “Trath in Advertising—In Mechandising—In Musical Service” = 4 OnIENS Sem oe FOR THURSDAY — THESE TOY SPECIALS $10 MAMA DOLLS Special for 7 = age bn nage 2 it ? Re Ae oy ‘s ie PE An 7 i Ae ROS ET I Sil et tenths P+ on, arte Bs an a ‘ 9 eo, ist? te aad aks =)-Lee * - Sitter 5 VE. s panne ae o r Pai “ ve : ; Fs state vn 4 Ne a ee ot ee hea Bh Re ae ~ ——— impersonating a Sheteiaieendatil offi- pee _ ee ee ° ae Nea RA Io es a mR resentative 3ritte : anes been previously convicte: olin | weimeiire for 01 We do not offer Pianos— @ SON. 520 Pine, -yecoopragapeggt on Oo Cars d the others have not been ap- ... oe 7 | - = ae , . " , — — tO = i ize tne cou ntry’s ‘ } a did not ‘eelen e proce it : ' we ,: “3 LDREN ‘for him to be drunk all the time n irect examination | defenge.’’ It developed that none pe : FOR = . j Sle iaitia deena Madi tee tee | told of committing a series of box-/of the eight light cruisers author- free this and free t" at, and on free trial, because we do not wish te a a. ) Tiga i ced aim lo two years in : ‘ : - mis! d N oe i> one. Imported Vieling far the he penitentiary. Brown was per-| ‘ robberies in Ea ic ds ized 1$24 had been misiead you. When you see Pianos (or anything else) offered at No : F echool orchestra, $6.75: Ga 13 to withdraw his plea of rhile erating from Seifart’s au- comple their comple- —— Down and a lot of things fre@, be prepared to be disappointed * : "hee tamu HUNLETH MUSIC | 4 eal l bike Pa ion 3 ‘oar : +. , ben 2 5 when £4 —.. Us... ists hates “reek nek ceueialt les ablishment. He tion would « epend on appr aaah you ask for such privileges. 2 ee wat > 4 : = a + eB . : Re. 2 apest. “Guaranty, a ‘ios 3 x, — Pi. - We sell our instruments on a small down payment and smaller monthly yments. = E ‘WRITE’ GIFT— ¢ . - _ t a Baal . ? as a . WHITEHEAD GOES TO HOSPITAL one. as positive of quantities whe a | 10e lov - for 30c. uw fer Sc im Bolly boxes : Stagger: Kevsgcomas | Prolene “ther perme’ Soe ee HAVE GOLOR IN CHEEKS | Sere Fails to Recuperate on Trip. ee cages I 4 wc WE = eee SCALE, $13.00. Charles N. Whi eneee. abe 9 te ote a am pina pia ae woe 7 i If vrour skin is yellow—eomplexion Vaz E = : ok Gee | _ spoils in Lc tase in Thict : oe 4 ; = f the M i-Kansas set pallid gt d—appetite poor | Sane. | Co. 522 St. Charies st. 1 06 - be = o. etume from Florida. feecribed linings tn || sufts, |itake ¢ iets) : 0 Olive Street | ¥ ROBERT "SCHMIDT, weeks pre- | ay ive Boeri , r. LHaware re Tabiets—a su “4 quote t size Ss. dea asi? - . > 2 | “4 . > ? bd bad ° aq The COSTU jously to recuperate from an ill- lee Lh titut alomel—fwere prepared by Pianos, Victrolas, Radios, Band Instruments J on S$. Pourt Garfield O8m2” , | : : : : ‘ 9 P , , ? 3 6-2 Fourth ot. ness His condition did not im- 2a | eawairds - ter 30 years of stu dy . 2 a Ge 8 nM the kind c it ce a by) a “ AA VIO LIN FROM LIDBOLM. $5 UP. Drove and he returned to St. Louis... oe : Olive Ta ire|a purely vegeta- - 20 Franktn, near Grand. © put himself under the care of ~ _ +a pea ana oy: A pte ih iit ble asa 3 m1 ‘xed with olive oul. | * 'y 18S regular physicians. . —* elbeix np ibn te Know them by their olive color. Be | Motten ty : estimony : : have a clear, pink skin, bright ww ~~ akes an cxerilent Xmas + + ™ + “2 a. : irate account was I . - ” “4 ‘ ron pav oO? taste in your mou pahidiapiiitenenenalitedeiiaisa To $100,000 IN WINES DESTROYED <e=otion.” but was willtig to ad- eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoy. n is statement had been hear- ancy like childhood days you must Three Warehouses on Staten say. get at the cause. — Segoe Destroyed by Fire. | Questioned as to his identifica- Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets act on the SSO Ou, Pre } NEW st “ tion of a recovered suit of clothes, the liver and bowels like calomel— NEW YORK, Dec. 8.—Rare old | alleged to have been sold from a Yet have no dangerous after effects. Wines and champagne. insured for particular stolen shipment. Dukes They start the bile and overcome con- | $100,000 by the owners, Gogst! ues suet ohne sal i aelieett’ slatand’ | te. ee ate ome —es srniiiaiates ae ° *lrep that that style of Suit Was Pirasing. results. Millions of bexes sold rrothers. warehouse men, were | the market of th ae ol yearly. i5c. 30 oO. All druggists iestroyed last night when three; ., . eet iain anaell hn ag ona a arehou ises at Stapleton. Staten | sate ai oh aioe a re aioe: dq : ma 4 Island. were burned ; : ape — The wines were under Govern- | mt bond hes % i] $16.50 Lionel Electric ¢¢ Train for This Sale Wide gauge, ll-ineh reversible engine with headlight and twe 12-inch individ- — lighted en deuble tru e tChriet- “ i » $1. 00 with - _———+ com iete as shown. with globe; i2 inches in ART CONSERVATIVE. NEC KWEAB AT # PR OLIV E ST. TOGGERY tal | PS oneer Radiator Se “TE RS FOR ALL CARS 3.95 to $5 95. MNERAT. , “CESSORIE a! & SUPPLY ©CO.: | a sa hape of the vamp, another by the | -— me estified . that the contents ADVERTISEMENT _ aac ae eee! \s | Home-made,butEnds_ | Coughs Ina Hurry | | A tacts eum of dependable comsh | sae ae , ~ a. be . *. 324 Fie ; ner? saves abow $2 ace experie ness and described - sa, - Te | “robbing railroad cars.” if you have a severe couch or chest | id. with soreness, throat tickle. Arrested Last May. oarseness, or diffcn't bre e or if The witness related that his r he SSS ent? of highest ralue ee Por lomo eee oe Ree eo | | Motor, $1.8 Imported Plush builds A. oaibeie $3. -wingirg Horse. - ~ Si ieehes long, < h $10 No. = Set. with electric} inches h gh. wis éxme $27.98 $12.45 Ball-Bearing cK $1 & In Today’s Post-Dispatch advertising Pages tk J Sees Shops and Stores of St. Louis are making at ae Ss, tractive gift offers to induce early Christmas = : ist of Sea Over in the Classified Columns} Se ist of Suggestions is arranged to assist readeé eee n. in making selection—the best offers of shop | inl saul and stores in every section of St. Louis nd 2 suburbs. These lists will.make shopping ez sy: They tell where to shop now and avoid the crowds. —J (I — J — | ome aa. chid wakes up at night with | . + - a ‘ hearse cough, and you wont aah netts ended May 7 last, when elp, try this reliablevold home-made | ¥4S5 arrested by East St. Louis p ough remedy Any druggist can sup- | ‘ice after stealing a shipment of Glendale, N. ¥. Mrs. J. Schwin: tp yd a © i bane ea ae | — sg <gprig st ei he . wyrouds writes:—“My head was dizzy a he bottle with plain granulated | wel oi autemepile, Ne: sn: frequent Intervals. My stomach was iar syrup. Or use clarified honey. eee: © Anaad pougat tharouga lial mpset and I was horribly const! ¢ desired. This makes a pint of really ‘rom — He stated ad pated. I took Carter’s Little kovn Sed Sal ia cpl ot he Dow ate | esate esa ty “ar, Mat Eyania | Pip ond 1 oven. seticod « decties me depended upon to give quick and |, Uy =, fenring | improvement. It is meaths now asting relief. Ne eee would be arrested. rahin Since I have had a headache or sick ined the license for Stomach. Your pills have merit.” You can feel this take hold of a | *”° , sagh in a way that means business, Oukes under the alias of “Dan M: Carter's Little Liver Pills, a t — and raises the phiegm, irew,” hich he suggested to | Purely vegetable laxative, relieve tops throat tickle and soothes and :hem. he testified. the const! eais the irritated membranes of the | el h pated condition. They # _ Dukes is $4 years old and pow-| “leamse the intestines of thetr pol. sroat and bronchial tubes with an | 80D ma ase and promptness that is really erfully built. He was born tn Eas’ | tage a They are sugar | stonishing. St. Louis and left school at the Co@ted, small, and easy to take Pinex is a special and highly eon-) cc of 14. He has spent mor | Druggists, 25 &\75ec red packages entrated ees of genuine Nor- ian four years in priso tne | ay pee tert an phos). |. lL ee ol, and is probably the best known | *° “OTS ‘Or interstate theft rob | neans af overcoming severe coughs, | Yeries. During these periods he | L-STEEL cag et Se aes ~ oy RAS $ aw and chest colds. ead some law and became fam Tia ~| five $1 steel é ‘aie aie he a Pith proced ure. In a confession of) Sto Whiske ’ m nent, ask for “21, ounces of _ Li entire career of Crirr e written | y : Yr for Departmen? of Jus with di } t | ’ Out-of-Town Customers, Write for Our Toy C Catalog h directions. (ruaranteed to ‘ee agents, he estimates the valu: | _A® C@otiew «uc tastesem ceatment < = | i ‘ive absolute isfact io { . . Re estimate: . ] tha: | noney prom tiyrefunded. The (of his loot at $190.000. The eon “oft ge Blage E aah ty von Bggymeee Aap = “nex Oo, Warne, Ind. : | “ession covers 58 typewritten pages, | *7' |'f vou have a susdand ; | aingle-spaced. Dukes has recently! ues beer 2 tu” n | DIONIS completed a rough manuscript or | s@dree & ww | 208 the folly of a life of crime. based | 7 gre nse mee the they [— io 25 WN. Sixth $ for Coughs on his personal experiences and ° cere today and’ = (Ss SJ I Je =) -— ——— wate want es a a ‘AGRE S tee packs BO os ree % ee * J. 4 ay Me wt GOD ii SN SP UE ee ee hie Re egos ‘ AL pias re roar ae r a e fff se aie ADVERTISEMENT Read Today’s Classified - 5 = Tee repairing. EP Har vied. r GIFT SUGGESTIONS “ees | For Everybody ——— —~—< car; frame: 8048: oan Paymente Linte? 0505. (eh FE fa e, ™ - those of associates.

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ee COVERING THER SAYS Oompany > Failed in | hae. m, oT avenue, We>- | found y suffering! Vacant apart- Reton after an ab-| Dm his home. | For Colds, Grip, Inefiecs- enza-. : - years | un-— ligand boule- WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 8. 1926. CAR'STWAS ‘ _ During q 925 the POS T-DISPATCH printed — 2,1 41 MORE Situation Ads than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED. . Ti * —R AS oe oe KRESS ~~ A ee ——_ TT ee os —_—_---— bh daugh Start them : ¢ Or 9. 2934 (jr and. ps Sy Ws ease se 7 ie ; . am om f » MS 3 ' ° 2001 8. - Broadway. a , : hag Sg 7 bench and rolls, Real bar- will plaase® sop OF ee a free. Open ¢ Lo “ N. —_—— | WINETTE MARINELLO SHOPPE, 63lo 1809-11 Olive. at. | - Would make an idea! Christmas al 12 16 B on the road to with: @ ten-Dolist en residents ae __ POLL. T2328 ~ ent Pee “ aan : : | , | gain, $1: 33 8S. Broadway. | ii 0 7 | oe. high-grade eather Bi Bill folds | Delmar; CAbany 8865. anes ‘PRICE REDUCED-— 4146 SHREVE > AY. to any member of the family. es e account. Iding notified| AND MOTORS “THE F AMAL. X'S wine a cases. Gold stamping free | sa ae Serio : ase RADIOLA HEADQUARTERS ADVISES (| ‘Formerly Marcus av.) New 5--room bun- R. ADIO ~ ALES CO | R XMAS Bg EANING ; : ' -’ P20) | 4 ‘ 29 ,} ' , seid olanan ania eS “ - ; ‘oan ' . YI tramps were) yoy. William Grossmann, 16 p Rackcmed SHAVE EASY co.. 510 Pine et. GLOYV ES } OR HER a oa Soe ee Just west = Pomme Fo mig o Besregt sry 8 -y ' 1025 N. GRAND { 1328-25 wet Wash Fc - caged ‘LEARN BRICKLA NG . c i ea - - used cle $35 | Our stock ‘9 very complete and our prices | ~ & KON ‘Co 7 ( , = | JEFFERCON 6130 > N ran : a | r ~~ oh onet see eee sagen at 7s} : phim © ne muarantesd Fe itral 2380 |/RADIOLA HEADQUARTERS ADVISES | lowest because we specialize in Gloves. A | THE SAMPBON | CO. 3624 “Citve) ot. eee atten rede for single (flat, OPEN EVENINGS | JBfferson 7070 JEttereon 7671. 8 to oe Bi , * J Se ; . 4 ag 4 ry "Os . De ae ie “r by fot? t are . i # ‘ ; oil ail rs aa ee. Jinn and 15th. 2 a ee ae eet of) fan Sey is ee i ein |e ADIO—-ATWATER KENT OR RADIOLA. HARTWIG-DISCHINGER, 2808 N. Grand. | rh BOOKS. i971 r was smeces ? pant jOe% es a ‘ - ‘ P ° — . Rg? oe tr ee ee —— os on , to Siaate’ 5 i GIFT for Life A Thorough tater _THE SAMPSON CO., 3624 Olive. | purchases. The Glove Shop, | 821 Locust st. Oe oy “GAERTNER ELECTRIC 60. Tones | RES Ez B VY ED | nie. BOOKS a. is CArietmnns. eur ist «| Mey Fis . . Ls f . se or phone for ae. i, ce a “ 2 ar : Miss aes j ni evs ne ” ‘ 7 } o DOUBLEDAY PAGE — SHOP > tain ine - ao r maw ! ; kin * un- enin Jy ». id bs. of it on “he Bios Business School. 4931-33, Delma coe? Accessories. res INTERIOR fos clectric heated and sun-|evenings. $922 N. Grand bl GIVE A | WALLERSTEIN HOUSE Two Entran RADIO RITE SALES CO. 7 make a “0 - foe gsr + sTaiid be SMISSMANS > TEC In | fr rr her “peed A Ny an os) iss Be es | BUS TRAV 4 vouchers can he obtained mo 42 ric ‘ FURNIS SHINGS c Q. CORE eee eR Arcade Bidg.- $23 N. 8a st. satiate 2339 a. Grand. : name neva ry ' ' 909 Pine st. GArfield 45158. , Artiela 6779 ! Lauwnd rv Dryer r Co : 123 W. ith st. | now for C hristmas week travels; $12. 50 Une dry Cert; ical {w ; 4419 EASTON AV. PRESENTS for all the fami! y—mother, W.is NOT ae TY PEW: RITER ‘on ‘tan sorumeream ——_—___ ieniaiiniaiitnics 4 . | round trip, Chicago or Kansas City. Rea- - Barco sas father. son, dsughter—enyoog, im fact, at sor other m movers of the | HATS CAPS, GLOVES. BRANDT S Queente: aX Hosier all-silk chif- | sonable rates to Denver, Los Angeles. 7 “al | the White Banner Premi Room. Just , seated oa Speci eal reductions on. a! Complete line of Stetson hats, $8 and up: | fon from tve to tie 5 seine $4 R5, YELLOW WAY, INC., 520 Chestnut st. AALCO ST GGESTS THE | bring your WIIITE BANNER MALT EX- GIVE THEM A , in| se Bee our line before buying (other qualities $3.50 up. large assortment 3RANDT'S. 820 Olive st. | - o . ’ | TRACT labels to l W i dazed con di- | eg Writing Machine Co.. 807 Pine | aS Meh ASSIA pet Ya Op es Suggest this to the man of the houae. | AND ENCLOSURES If you need $50 to $500 to buy C Brist« 25% Down, Balance Fae Payment. by a Clayton! Remedy, 3 | ing him a custom shirt certificate ri hae pugs mer ne PRISCILLA SEW ING CABINETS who is not acquainted with the drud |For Complete Demonstration in the Home | ™#@® presents don't let it worry you. Get Bt Bri d oy ; iG. ‘G. Mi 2RROW & SON. 502 v ndoaia Bldg. . 404 Victoria Ride CEntral] ‘. (In mahogany. A recular $6.30 vaiue for | or wash day. Tell him that he ruceery | Without Cost or Oblieation : it the a Tipe day. No indorsers. No red | 10 il Arce ss The First and | ‘SMOKE 8” ge meeaatis | CANDY—Our smc ia 4=home-made | 33 99: Sie ier am deco-| in at 3700 OMwe and have one filled out | 5 Phone CEntral 7300. | YO3s x. Gana oe SE, SA 1 hO ill effec.s. | id G Complete 1oK R CABINETS, mahogany. | Srrcolates. CIN DERELLA CANDY SHOP | HELLRUNG & GRIMM. | for however much he wishes to make it.| Sodemann Heat & Power Co. | ————— ‘ | & a L # i Org & snes ke Ot th aT j s+ shi ZO tter an { hnat-— t t this paper lay o: G ( ‘ANARY—Aiale singer, guaraniced. $6.50 | ee end Grip itn | FS Wa - SS a ee a IE oy eae Rice ta | Se Peed a aT | : . live St 5911 Easton av. ; ’ aa | 8urpmse you wtih a Certificate for Aaleo’ p : > As. She. +; © issued. Tropical and Gold Fish from | i a Safe for more ¢ lal slesietcin Until XMAS. ” ah HELLRUNG & ( RIM? aie i) T HE GIE oT SU PREME serv ice and carefree Mondars on Xmas Day F [ANO 8. _Pronographe. Rolis. Recor ext hee! all parts world. Art Caves. Aatarium i “ TWO STORES: of a Cen - ——— Sth and a Re aga Say at ey z chine Se ad Dre gene For particulara, phone ue Mus! c House, 426 1W Easton Lindel! 7475. | Sm ege Peg geek Dong Sree and Love 5529 S. Grand—@600 8. Broadway. t « Fim] soem fs cercome 4b “C ‘O & “GIP. BS SE (> MACH ant or agk our reset atir rence ter oF ail wt fou wi appreciate a = | Price 30c. a PAr SAV INGS AC C OU NT ——————————— 7 7 ee Rie wid jighest development of the sewine | AA a =. HAN K ° ' — GAS RANG ES. AUTO, F rniture, Real Estate Loans made tificates salesmanship course. @ nd | We MOAPWAY TRUST oO. OF ST. LOUIS. | ites f floor. iso In gray or white enamel; would be most KITCHEN SCALE—Blue Enameled, $2.75 “same day. Small payments. Confidential. CASTLE BALLROOM, collegiate courses (for high ec credit | ————_—— - | $15.00 PERMANENT WAVE, $8.00. | \fake ber worktime playtime with a PRE- ,appreciated. - Get our price Packed in Christmas Box 2901 Olive et. live st. at 29th. Write for free and fl ache catalorue. = 5 a Se eerrre OR STU SZ. re ALS BEST | Fugene Oil process. Gift coupons can be Wiper DUPLEX Vacuum Cleaner E-z! PROSSER’S 32s 20 Olive St. Other a and colors in stock. ent die eee a seat a ain, ina Py ge Cg F.. tag 100 eva Bese ; Ae Bw w. “Guvranty,” 108 N. 12th Bi. | secured from us any time before Christmas | terms FUCHS APPLIANCE CO | HOWE SCALE CO., 512 St. Charles St. ALL MAKES PHONOGRAPHS REPAIRED te ee ee Sunday: ladies minted with your Me um « uscd Bike. We tave coasters, | WASHINGTON HOTEL BEAUTY SHOPPE 4132 "s._Granc Riverside 22 Ki ig Furniture Co. TH ISEFT UHLMAN MUSIC CO. 016 Pine. GA 58079 | oe Featuring” wie ly 00 - : . 5 eagae neccagge RR ee ee ee Pipi ai ’ : bf y iD | : C74Ce 13889 racers and juveniles. $7.50 up. Ki ce and Washington. $159 ;OT’S BEAUTY SHOP. _—- elling 50c | i = ” E MOST USE TL GIFT HLMA® 2 x sim ee | el rong sco . ieythen 7 ws ba gy cmnen Size | x7 an 1 06 Natural Brid est 1160. 15 permanent wave. speci 26 NKLIN lie Atwater | class iossons Tuesday an day ‘ ~ v9 | 1103 N. TAYLOR AV. DElmar 3021. ed lea gen yonggeet Bn Handmade wrought fron and crystal) Rent Holey om hE. BAKER MUsIC | Cvenings. Private lessons any hour. Re-| DOLLAR ‘STATIONERY him something of " permanent value. A | MEMBERSHIP am the ¥. W. C. A. 3115 & pe oa Bldg. ss ON E Z a —s fixtures, ee oe a torch. | oultry. South | Room 5 705 ive St.. GArfiel en |now? A Savings Account. will provide VEY Le WEE oo Wc ave! thi ‘hiv itarelte 3014 Franklin Aa. Broadway Market, 1419 South Broad. | —————————_—____ 3 d 0260 1243 Morgan St | them e - OnIV svoTre L. R. Strauss. Cc. L. Strau way. GArfield 4203. “ an attractive line of unfin- : | ! on ADW rs Oo. OF 8 2" -_—-- — praneones : " . anesase BiB rest O99 trast more tan eC ee ee : Mh S P, Gin ax . 936 “ah” eee a eee on yveur furniture or piano which ig not | : : 5 ies wastes as Unioe . (o> S. Grand boulevard. LAclede 0440 MILLER STUDIO. 3546 Olive st.. for ree N. E2th st. ards thanih poe. 305 8. Jefferson.) —————— 2 ed $1.2 ..|removed from home Paid furniture re- THE NEW BRUNSWICK est price ble com- CEDAR CHESTS in Siig. | oeenonrnene The Ain 4794 LOB! BARBER COLLEGR—A modern px12 CLEANPDS O33 3. dlennea carpe! bene oe 50 dave C7 | | etiesc doub' hoa val | == i tica!] (sift. : i P ~s2 >] Nl “is Si ITE ' 4 - ere ee Se ee ee 5- room, fanuly ai yeara. 2200 to 2908 — Market. sd ere 6&2. guar ‘eed $20 ati 4 ag ! Coes 3026 N. Unie n bd! FOrest 3743 BED! M SUITE OR i BUS TRA VEL. Vouc bie rs can he obial nea brick 7 ey 4-family fiat $11, 000. 700 “4 | $1895 Toots ghetie.icecisl Tee | ge a sia g-lioo a in the ee now Pay al Ch ristmas veek ao. gs 50 Ww ainwright Pidg.. Garfield 7758. A P AIN TING | OR BRONZE ad EM LAU & SON 20 ne INWITUR! roome complete 1 Of jalance on Easy Term round trip hicarvo or Kansas Sity ea- sie strainer EC. , I erciesiet tadcertentaesneimienaeeecnca 1 ne I FE $2.50 weekly: ving. bedroom St 0 2h. SEIGEL FURNITURE CO.. 2200 Franklin. | sonable ra ir te Deever, ame MEN WANTED Enhances the Beauty of the ; : ts , gga ele nt 13 Se ; YELLOW WAY INC.. ) Chestnut et. = “ ‘? | _ One |] eVvenines. L¢o Bras Hous “5 > } d iat Cc. 0 or | BB aged ig ee : Sis gts S Anan whitest SNe at To age fe mechanical lentistry. + DO Vy N FOR THE CHILDREN | Furnishings Co. 2298-30 Fracklin. THE GIF r U 1 REME QUICK MONEY. write for book 27. MISSOURI SCHOOL. | _Home Grand and Wyoming " LAclede 59xJ ,b d : 6 BR — FIRE SET. $9. ae 7 and $14.00 Ww HITE LiL ¥ “Ww ASHE R Get Ft no # ye ee aw Money auickly. auiet oF P neon “HANICAL DENTISTR 1042 NEWHOUSE GALLERIES 6317 De}mar Blvd. CAbany 9100 : as or wrourht iron Andirons. 5:1" “ } ithow ndorser and without |_-*. ran ’ . IN , ai hice ses} adage Ne 0D one, imported v loline for the! arne anc 1 $14.00. Imported Tea Set. ge 9 b ALB osm 1 me rer - anyone PR i eR ae " ” | otra Masccetchammecat-nse isin AB 2901 N. Vandeventer, Lindell 8140 yth 2 school orchestra. $6.75: larinets.$15 Fra or NTT UE SHOP. ‘414: an 0 a a “ON y 99 00 American Brokerage Co. 6( 7 Olive St. CHRISTMAS CARDS | ANTIQUE settees, chairs. tables, chests of | prepared to be disappointed pets, $17.50 HUNLETH MUSIC oz OCHLIVIE sit | CIVILL'S ANTIQUE lsciten LY $ Room _516_ ofl | drawers, artisiic screens, table ecarfs. D.. 516 Locust. With | bh and tw ubs. oT ANDARDYNE 8-TUBE COMPL the NEW YE. 1R CARDS B. Landesman Decorating & Antique Shop, —_——_— i J ae ; rder for ne Croyt uaranteed “ TT ’ y *, « + u R , - : ree-Arrow Wheel Toys are Best and rad ~aieady ete as Ba hes. jes teow: reled mo yeumneet ‘aicctese your orde: NUTS w crop gua SOT TH "END TARDW SRE & Peg che gh Amy bas "plain Psa og Nwoceeetcons’ INTING & STATIONERY CO. 4485 Olive. DElmar 4132. : ment ler mont a = i2th Bi ¢ T an ae TRNITURE C ‘ : | 7 ! tend and smaller 7 " ts ete a on eee $15.00 VALUE F OR $8.49. Our 3-Ib. can Christmas candies at $1.00 FURNITURE CO. AUTHORIZED DEALERS. oc ” : - heir Bases n GOLI "| __TEKMS: $1.00 WN. 50 flare also delightfully tasty. We deliver 28459-2867 Gravois av, R.C. A. Radiolas. Atwater Kent Radios twat i] ’ cong — thei name rs erav a i ae. | nn ‘: $1.00 DOWN, =e > WEEKLY. | leverywhere, At s = Distributor of White Lily Washers. I L. MeCARRON SLECTRIC SHOP. Hear Xmas —— gg Bg oo Kent Radio | . AVes VW Mc. wu fo 3 in on rOxes ail} HY NOT AN EDUCATION? |'GREAT EASTERN COFFEE €& TEA CO., a ~ aoe REAR WE #4 “ 5051} Gravois. ‘Rivers! de 2031 M. PLACKWELL RADIO SERV ICE CO. ° NK L E NOT Dry CO. é 363A E ton By | as 4 ae “ge taught by the | CEntral 1377 801 Franklin ev. END THC SE a2 RED TUESDAYS. echt Cee pier 2g ~ || 2832 Gravois. : Rospect 1203. : . . VEOrA aston av | w ome estucy 0 method. Position tC w ss : sk cata ei cee ay SAVAGE sb “9 Ss WASHER AND (Cotr'’s Three-flowers or Houbieants Toile rine Bt a3 ee - |} Tuaranteed, pias { about @ caMmarv 2 a ae -e. rmeRyvet > hoe | fnew the Orjio! ee > F ») {Ww tT t-Clart a 7 »y IN on a a CENTR ' ST . i - mentees RYER ishes 1 be 10US Sets S750 to 2 Bennett-Cla: / RADI 4 TERS Dy 7 ES SEND oO _AUN ‘ z “4 ce i a Ao — bre a and | AMERICA \N ‘¥ SCHOOL. 322 WN. Grand av. “ENTRAL BIRD STORE. 509 F ease 1 work of rinsing i he dread and Drug Stores. Sprinze & Gravois Gravois & | Set SSeS a eee th 4 7 13 “AT, Dart +4 meet. geen Scales rented. HOWE | SMOKERS—A fine iia: fe. want. BUY HE RA NE ey FECTRI C IRON langer wringing count! ess clothes. Ca Walsh. Gravois Drug Co.. Gravois & Mor- | Grand: eaey ter J ALE CO.. 512 St, Charies st - ae ee i foe eNOS. | Weet End Furs. & FE C»., 4620 Deimar. | 1.Aciade 900) for demonstration, "MEEHAN anford. THE SAMP BON CO., 3624 Olive st. THE PARTICULAR LAUNDRY. DO.. ole St. Charies st. low as ' They gt umcor. ee — - a We El AP PL . CO., 3154 S. Grand av = ey» acagen aso” aN aman crt ie _— — ———_—$ —--$ + -- Compiete laundry service We extend | , lave . re al Sant a at your home on Ch-ist- | cifts PROSSER'S 3220 % 4 —— mderful THE El DEN WAST i1-R—Mother will appre is © ae _— ores Iv EB a Beauty Culture Certificate. Learn’ pr-p P IES — Kittens —Parrots— -Canaries— {to you an invitation ‘o visit the most | . Ss t santa cS aus costume from lr E {THER p 5 } e Bt. Pe eas ty it. Terma S5 a wn WOLKEN LL ISTE NI ‘an the newest methods Expert Sap se birds. pets of everv desc rip tion. Evening — to in - oa Men . 4 j tree spm ~s 2 BILL FOLDS and rette |} 3733 Humphrey. sAciede 1528 aa r We guarantee to make you a marcel waver. until 9. Sundays till noon. Largest com- | COilax US 938 Natural Bridge. | f Rt IBE R1 SC HMIDT, | Case Cases s. The Ww ‘arfield S) op 399 i garett nome * —— oa —— TO AN ch he ATER KENT EAn00 Full course. $25 “es onthly. Licensed college, piete Pet Shop in the World. 3101 Olive. a ect 9} f : on a me | ta lar . — on t - 71 THE I AGHTE LD LAMP. 5643 ‘Del ar SS = iB h g : alanece re: tine r Y 3! ifiewne IN C ' |. CONLEGGE EPer stor. |S 1 with Powers mg 7 Pipes age Pe = Ml CHRISTMAS CARDS “Lame and shales. tea sete, batike. inake-|CoNTRAL BIRD STORE. 509 Pranklin ranc ” i > ~~ at veibic Hic ict mrir . FOR FATHER | 5175 Easton at Uni | ‘= P. A. STARCK PIANO 00. 12 Beautifully Engraved, 60c Per Box. | tapestries antiaues’ furmtoee sen Dfinte | maid = - nion. oJ c 7 ~— 1018 OLIVE &sT. é | cna Ba furniture and glass o- LB. BOX Lene 7 PRB hs — acieseoral a F REMBOLD'S, 512 Pine St._ | “Eixp anp sTRING INSTRUMENTS FINE | ‘e e : i eStart toa gr~ oe > ‘oer ° st7 YE? we ~ “tr suiimeinns . . ee > * dD ‘ o rs ‘S ; SV ‘ONS y 4 ” | LIVING-ROOM SUITE—3-piece cane ve | SINGER ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE rest Ret leromitiona aie Sie] tinned SMART CONSERVATIVE | LOU, =| _iour for only $30. THE SIDNEY FUB-/ x The most appropriate Gift. 25 Xmas Greeting Cards and Box Assorted peer 2 ee tio : ee ae ae ASSORTED SHOCOLATES ‘| UNION MARKET | OFFERS el aliens e mate ips ; Whe ur: /Sent Anywhere Poet Paid on Reon t $1.00 | new. Vie Bie Biiver ing. 324A Nf NEC _s EAR : SY fee 3 of! | | NITURE STORE, 1609 a | ne ee 10s Olive wh. B. SMITH PTC. ‘ Grand, _G-and ant Olize | ‘ANDY SHC | AT L PRICES nae ae |\CANARIES AND CAG —~Wonderful se | 923 Franklin—: 3611 "De fount 1906 PINE STREET. 2 ay 200 SHEETS AND 100 ENVELOPES — | CAETr Am * aa | ] - Pe eS —_——|Sctlene; bangin 9F Peed saslene 3194 & Grand—2715 N. 15th et. 2 La earn ae inted with name and address. $1.0 05 NO H SIXT ST. Ob E | OLIVE ST TOGGERY REAL professional a 2 30; | ules, | Pet Shan in ae a. arene eo TG, | «2222 8. Broadway-—6213: Gravois. GET YOUR SHRISTMAS MONEY | Pe eccmens. Gandia” Gua Tek en el Fino ma ag . nena ri utter g_gs ou try ) ‘ Ri4 Olive St Arca: Ae Blde. Re —s en a. ee a ER tbe Jiive ee + (>) ive. ' ] ig w Lock’ wood Webster Gro Vea, Mo Orn furniture or piano; o a cent a month mes. renner ene agtee amen “erence ee No Del iveries or Mai! _Orders. ge. NY, ; ole “ n se ss Scant ———— | es te ke oat , - : > oF OW ccit 4 “te wart- Warner Radio. licensed unde’ STORES C A Speci al Pioneer Radiator : STEINWAY GRAND. l i GETS LOAN 427 Victoria |v. S. Navy Date ‘nts. euaranteed laa? ne a’ 2¢ ¢ nest pam » selection “ BHU P FOR HER ] WALKER LOAN CO. UNREDEEMED | Excellent condition: beautiful period Es eS Se — | isfaction Easy terms. Fuchs Appliance HOW AB IU T A R ADI Of ; dry plexed, milk-fed. _ TTE RS FOR ALL CARS : DIAMONDS, WATCHES AND jewery of eae __ cof ae and nif action ; von vag A “BOOK 8 SHOP | Co 4140 | eg frand __Riversiae 6509 An Appreciated Gift for the Whole Family. | 156 Union _Market a 6101 , $3.95 to $5.95. PANTS : jail kinds. Expert watch repairing. —ihanad: Soe | : : | TRI- CITY BARBER COLLEGE, Tution | ; Jemonstrations Giv | ieupested Weed ’ 1103 Pine t. 4 FANCY LINENS 507 Pine st 45 years in bua‘ness. ‘ "1018 OLIVE 8ST. co. At A ti tric massage. Hydraulic ch 811 Market | Nig itly cheese, mushrooma, ceviars, eto a LAR 10c brands of = igars. $1.95 for | NOVELTIES AND H ND rea uc 10n te = pe aman. 1840, wasting 1-3 ue | Fada Aut! rized Dealer STAN bs 40e-t0? ' : ferechaurmn Pipes. $5- Garcia Finos ) sh aha + ” ' | | Pin ‘ ae $75) sh ey ty * re ++ + : a ' ; * . - ° | weekly. i€ ] or 4) he Ww { - rt — Prine 10 oe = cigaret ae we 5 j KFRCHIEFS ie ee Sain ain | FE larvae odiermag bon § | een bane Aooeder’ Made Bt. ito Mo ] Exelusive TEU TEN IBERG 'S BAKERY fo 5c lb. Schuermeyer, 1709 Franklin | - FARHA’S—1001 LOCUST SMISSMANS ELECTRIC CO.. INC. __ | A FADA RADIO | vag Aghia, Gaon |A.$15 permanent marcel wave, special at | Geo. J. Weinheimer ‘NION MARKET Miverticin p Bry DAD SMOKER | “ - 909 Pine et. GAr‘ield 5158. GArfield 6779 4 H MENNE CO Now on Pally, 10 A. M. to 6 P. M. | $8 compiete, ringlet ends: guaranitced: ar- COlfax 8249. _Glassow on4 Hebert Ste tals y bn Monday Tr ; A A. - f ING , ; during slack ass-|, 00 0 (oR) 4 25 ’ mie eo ae gp resoen - tin ce OF Minnich Bros. Yo stucco your cia FOR new and Oi a house =wirtee call A. H. hy. ‘ing craftex the intertur in ecole me. RORC HERDI NG. 39392 a irgin ‘a ay. LA plain or ornamental plastering. Linde!! clede 2163. ¢ ‘ash or terma ___ (eB) 4479W. 3544 Page. (ce) | “WRIGHT DOES IT RIGHT.” SifOID -—- Cement work, all k inds: Guaranteed old house wiring end fixtures GRANITOLD 5711 Maftfict. PArks ‘tnatalled by pe at Fen see prices: 31343. nel) cash or terms. or estimate call MAIin Se ORE a gry — 4858, Wright Blectric Oo 207 N. 3d st HARD® og gl . re83) icB) Re .. bh ad =e . surfaced, fin- |HARDWOOD FLOORS RS jald. ished- old floore renewed. DElmar “= s — oe | INTER! OR decorat! ing: Cr aftex ” work a EXPRESS AND HAULING 0 . rlee 4 ra) HAVE Chevrolet I-ton truck, would like | patenting: reasonable prices Lindell 2516 to contract for hauling. Call fdewn | PLASTER repair ch mneve rebuilt ei a840W (cB) ced: small 3 - L nde’) 4." —————————— PLASTE RING—New or patch work: we are the best in St iis: you teke no FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. chance Parkview jediw eee arya seen ow eneege a _tangeememenen ne ; and patch plastering rpe- NG PLANTE. —_— ut ‘REPAIR work aaneee reasoned .e. Ark view Babee clal yor ie basements, quick service FS ame Ne ee Ni ae Ne ee OR eR en SN es MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | TUCK POINTING. getain ing chim 2ey re- pa'ring, painting, plastering, window | caulking. COlfax_ 4114Ww PAINTING PAINTING—W inter THE ee rates. jeee map ven Da The finest IN THE General Warehousing Co: STORAGE—MOVING—GSHIPI LARGEST | The lowest Pool Car retes Inter-City Van Service. "ING cats. to any potnt occa eps Gao eemngenarentindth A ag EENN AO ree ee perine wusint washing. Satiefaction guar- The lowest Fire Rates on Storage. anteed. O. K. Painting Co. Lindel] 0283.|' prav_LaD AND DELMAR. Forest 4309. Cs Cia (o) | (e100) BROWNLEY—Painting. paperin reason- able. PArkview 1479M. 1214 Midi arn ase STOVE REPAIRS REPAIRS, for “any old atone range 6 : urnace art andcirons. enders. ire | PLUMBERS ‘screena. ete. aang 4 : 4 . & a. *S) PLUMBING ana heating work, Reliable | [CRSHAY, 100 N, 23m, Main 2085. (cf Piem'ing On PArkview 4479] (el) A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. DOES your plumbing need ““fixing?” Fur ctove REPAIRS 316 N. THIRD (c8) nace coils, $1.95. faucete. $1.25. nn a a a ma a B. J. HOLLAND, REG MAin 4473. im. .*. oe 318 Wainut. _ (6) ; = me before having your niurmbine WALL PAPER CLEAN G, ere, ork done, overhauln in old houses eo \NY size room pa peres $6. painting specia. ty; best references. PArkview 345% astering, cleaning. GArtield 2895 f 5) ———— — ee PAPER! NG——Painting. cleaning plaster. ‘ing: rooms. $5 up. FOrest 3 3201W. (8! PAPER HANGING. $5 room and up: work | cae ROOFING j ities |S bees done right away Roy. GRand 7345 mrid ; GET Minnich Bros. to repair ané@ coat PAPER HAN: SING. “a @ room: painting. your old leaky rouf. make them .woter mastering. cleaning, GRand 1064. preef with special aces repair old chim > Sarre? 6 SCH NRE Sis pay * APERHANGING—Rooms papered $4 DAi.cn ria nd ment a 4,i> neve and pach plasiering , and cement |" Zork guaranteed. Altman. FOrest O08P Sort ar:...... r] . — awe P Sen Ha a REDE Ti OF ING fharmn: Sean Cerne jee | MpOne paperet i ead @8: : =~ ‘tn- applied. $7 per eqGare. including bo diuded. indell 30. (4h and materials: first-class materia! and duded. Li . .. ini workmanship guaranteed; cask or terms 0OMS PAPERED— Reasonable: or EBAst 7001. «8) eervice. LAcieds 2750. 3) | WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, ETC. SS SRS HORE CRISES ISAS GRAINS GEAR ENC | | STORAGE AND MOVING : Freight Forwarding DET Ser IVES INSTRUCTION vestigating: | | Rooms papered. $4.50 up: patch ‘Diaster- \LADY does shady wi an Schooi . Victor OF] RS | gtrictly confidentiai; veer Bh cen og Mi nn - aRoER COLL ESE? peri ng. painting: reasonable prices. Lin- | coe (ob) | | clivpers and “viorajore, looie tone? del 2516 wl iwpere a tec $25. 626% PROFESSIONAL | TECTTY BARBER GO —— apm ce ELECTRI. Viele Tr TRE | elects miaese brator. _ _ SOaBA _Oiive tds i Bi sad ge a _ PROFESSIONAL |} e208 gi, pe, REROCE: sear wea: | Fixe eam . . | ment. fon Laurel Parkview _ 12714 “tea i bite VAPOR steam bathe electric tree (ment _violet_ray vibrator. Lindell 4703. ____ DANCING =— INSTRUCTION ‘ADAMS. 4614 Deimar. DEimar 6659. nerrs Strictly private jessons. any hour (8) ALL men-women 16-60. Be aang cee i | CASTLE 8C HOOL— 2639 Olive gt. Private | weekly. local or cleewhere. write lessons. day or nicht. Lincell 8898, (cB) | ment. 4203 Siar es, Louls. Mo. 2, na - —peeal STRI: “TLY | rivalte iessona. - Phone Grace | 8) Mechanioal Bentierrs Lawier, 5026 Deimar, FOrest 6/80. (5) | Lap ES——Learn hairdressing auicuring. WESTMINSTER HALL. 3508 Obve tt | marceiiing. beauty cullure: s future Classes Monday evening. Parties Sunday day apd vixht classes. S&. Loule Academy | — evening. :» Inde!’ a. 300 in aN a a 7} ; of Beal ty C gi! ‘ure _24 floor. ao4 Pi Pine. ‘ct | , t edad MR. TRIMP ‘LADIES —Besuty culture paves the way to | FURS Vill open beginners dancing class Tues. | imiependence and hav piness. 7 © earn ‘day. Dec. 14: new membere not accepted | Under our ~~ <f actual shop expert ‘after that day. DEimar 1831. 4460 Del | ence. Our new credit system ures suc- mar {2} | Cems Day or might ¢.asees. mrvll belore ———— = = ee diam. «6 (hl = eave money. aii or write ifor cata PA ™ ‘DETECTIVES MULER COLLEGE. 810 N_ 6th st. (8) BD J. HARGRAVE. Secret Service. suite | SCIENTIFIC beaut culture {aught by 720 Victoria Bid«.: 35 years of sucecss rte i Mar ine rvuctors. ful detective work Dav yt PF CEntral | Washi Dv mar O00 a “4 ‘O41. Nighg phone PArkview 5054W ic®) | LEARN FELEBGRAPHY—Visii our school: | Be ee BX-OFFICER WM. E. LA CHASE od talk with efudents: we guaranter pvusi- ene cee _ shadowing. , ‘rest {eating loca mies tions at $140 to etart after craduagion | lawyer, CL ae? i tt. ie De 19 Tithe Guaramty Bldg. GAr- day or evening hours. 9 te 1. to 3 ington. ° ‘pid ‘s7e2. ic8) Century Telesraphing Ceo.. 211 N. 7Tiaic’) Broadway. Phone

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* NesvAL DECEMBER §.1526.___ &. 1526. PosT DISPATCH. aw KEK who VLEU Employment can tind work by telling what they can do through a “Want” ad—or by reading | the Help ads. ea 1 iy i —— Se regen ET Sw gs | meer TEN LOTS __|,StTuaTi0Ns—wen sors oe MEHOUSEHOLD GO 7 “a 13 =. tne? 125. Colfax 237k on mee 2843 4 a Macs awe ase 3 Oa HELP WANTED Need two men at oOfce: opportunity | = > Radiant Fire heat ee 9 ied” men whe are || r a ; moi Dee site Be Greervitle. es WN | ee amann. usban ; ¥ LOTS—Cboaice 5 work of kind; pick from ARK LA - Linnemann h ). dear fa - cheap: party leaving . Bo : ~ ae - “good money and cheve bad | R 4rARCK PIANO ¢ cf et ee... ‘311 ‘. ™m., Mary (nee loved wile of George +. ae and ES aa ; he atiieas wre n arviva! ofr A nl si () fax R977. } nikince lone arent P > = aera ria x : mee gs a5 ° are ; ane i c4) or private or commercial. Bor E-187. P-D. “: 8 Bing 9218 (eS? | im ng, 4702 Olive. ' rea ; R. R rson kes. Mo. | Gear “ lith Linne- Riverside ay fi. Felten gp (Barra payments. | nan a ye Bet y Linnemann. “and ‘our ‘fice ier aoe “pale. Box 416 P-D (ss) ; | CARE ENTER —-Sit; first class. ra~deats ef. —By whole : tract. Lindell 3634M. after 6 p. m, ANT “BOOKKESYER 4 - — mull teul Mary A. Hurley and our of any kind: 8 ex ES Exper | PLAYERS, UPRIGHTS & G S MOTOR BUS TRAVEL feur. COlfaxr 3581]. ' BOY—14 to AG years eid, with ele. : 1047 Vandeven- Ce : : : +H PLAYERS UPRIGHTS - Dennis, Mrs. P. O”Niel. Mra. A. ee | ednesday, Dec. 1926. at 3 : “ iia : Ba : 3 ur ot ; A | serene party. uear sisver of John Shapa Alice “Z _ liencoti, (nee Mehrer) i. SEALED PROPOSALS ow la a 4 (4) | BRICKLAY ERS— Far. = eS aN sell bh ber ein Henning mah $149.00 han and Mrs. B. W. Brinkman and ow ,,. rst: post ; > aime r SEALED PROP SAO. 3 Engineer | CHAUFFEUR—&it ; young. colored: refer- | vues only. Cal 4960 Holly pm. | to seft drink Sie and ait 4 sly aoa , " —_— 5 - 4 ; dear crandme | Eh an ‘ , et fice. 428 | ta. _| ences from well known people. DElmar SETTLER AND HOUSEMAN—Whe can! viduals: big commission. Apply 4443 Eae Monarch, mah .........$ 89.00 $1.00 Per Week, .. KF. st r SET—Bive and ivory. gate Funeral Phureday, Dec, @. st $20. = nes 0. in eel Se aay ue | Gen 20) | Fun & mole xe ise | enh (57) | ||| Bellman, oak $129.00 GRANDS 4 ae Se ie ee from residence 2 tus. av o of her sister, Mrs. oe ul , - 'CHAUFFBUR—Sit.. truck or pleasure. Wes minster, Lindel Sw. fc | ry . experienced. agsres- ° cate , ‘DS ie Pemonrey. 4-3 Jlesaed Sacrament Church. Interment inj. for one 110-foot steel-hull Diesel- | - alton. JE? fers one 3036 |c ae pomsib basis | ' permanen Bit erwood. mah .... $225.00 Sa rv “IMBINATIUN SBANGE-— Calvary ey ic3) : sascha: in Jews ieee i lectric towboat. Further information yy | Washington. - sis : . 1m a Bacon. Res ae: 50-50. i” : i. & ; ios Und . 4 $225 : Stein war—Period @2en NGA ud ~ te wish ae or coal: | -est + a on -Asicey it ‘ onday. Dec. | application. (c : ;— = ——— roo i tial — . r . Stemer seo a Me RL Oe | Fears: experience. Cy ~ BELIE Kor touring car. | “Exch ; - Apply. 2 ae | $2.00 Per Week. $2.00 Per Week, : aS Rroetway, 33 | Clarence E. dear som of Alfred and | eee ee Dh eet cae teat ere SPECIAL NOTICES w= 55458 : SA LESMEN ine with | a oso a | Molly (mee Ehrhart). our dear granddaugh- | _ Ss | OOM 7R—Firsi-class ad — fob com- | ine wit a . 4 ot VEF GAS RANGES. Ida awe pal (nee MeMullen) from Krieg | '€T. .2Teat granddaughter. niece and cousin, | SEBCTAL | NOTIC a Earl Hiesrodt. of | CHAT Ah uae a; ¥ aive say poake Car | “Sositer: ere ghop, Box F-227. P.-D. (cB) | maker seil Put Your present Piano, Phonograph or Radio _— AMELFD PANELS; ALL COLOES., ’ . | 720 Garden cit ebster Groves, | rence. . Mississipp Ie a 7 : | deral iit ; . LF 104 Manchester avenue. on ‘nera’ Irom residence. 4458 Itaska State ef Missoan. do ah by ‘give notice (tor 43445 Fati Sy we: Co. | fF Gore _ Prod. Co. » 42350 Eastern. || first = 4 nas ve Two EXCHAN GE STORES: National St St_ Louie, _(c) | (e3) | |) peymen FOR S28 DN? oe Sow 2 MaRRET lle a. mm, Ww St. C1BITy | etrnnt ursd . . } ‘ Thursdar. Dec 9. 2:30 pv. m.. to! that I will not be responsible for any debts CHAUFEUR—SIL.: party going to Califar-! .; _ 7 ; (C)} Mount Hone Cemetery. ) | contracted after this date by my wife. Ruth nia or Florida. made trip twice: experi- | C- We a oerwea and, MOORE | GCESWEN TINS house t@-house. fer the / ///| T poe ‘a, | Dest article ever offered to the housewife: it Pp. A. S ARCK PIANO ¢ ) “=epDAR CHESTS— ~ amet * M Pre revagie ae 9 oe (c83) Sear grandfather. —_ CARPENTER—Sit.: new and real estate | _saice full cuula and is 4353 Box T- 5 tik Post-tnepaich. Give parti TS advut ee Bax rai Friday Dec. 10. at 8:30 a. m. referemces in first ietter: BARRY ge 5, 1926, at — Notice of funeral from reer J. Don- for = going to Dal as. Fort ‘Worth, San CHAUFFEU R—Sit.; colored: careful driv-| Postai Teiegrap 2. by nationa! direct selling bates Fune from residence, 3218 Natural Bridge ave- | - work HY! i | | BOY—Tiane’s help, with 1% years =x F-377 Post-Dispatch mne to St. Augustine Church. Interment AR N . ? PERSONAL |] pi cows ay Sean, | spore. Cal at 1150. Wales ane | ee a os wall kien ie Secs Sous Hpdraulic Press | o"ganization. capable of develop’ Acriola, mah... ........$125,00 Kimball, wal ........8 Se t ———-- EXCHANG Beau ind * i nalts Ale tad wD lnehee Sill ebaagp Se Ae fe oS 06 RG " ye it ten eae aii rp er y a CIO OR 0 ere Maher sing 9h: PS WF iy Stine aFln ot a Ae RPO ON A Re Lt b Hist ety . ee pe et Paee TP Pe pF EW gree Bi da ter ‘Le Mee ok ae iz Set OT, EME MIE ac Sis aah et edi ee Se ee eee Tur eee for interment. ee : rm RS 50 a.m, | "ts Tae int esday, fHiesrodt —EARL I HIESRODT. enced; reference. Box E-9, Post-Dis. (4) aged fad } Dec. 7 a ;: 7. 2:45 p. m.. SPECI AL, NOTI hn A. Meming of CHAUF woe —? rat-ci “ti i Soe = ne competition: pay every night. See Mr. | || guerite Bernard. beloved daughter of Peter | O'Brien. husband of Mary O’Brien 2939 Rutger Ae city of St. Loom - ax Senay gg ne gy oe “s3343.| 0 AKER—-For die repair work on | tHindreth 532 Maryland Hotel. 3 to 5 and | |i @ walnut and coda and Julia Bernard (nee Seman). i (nee ee ne: tard. | State of Missouri, do hereby give notice | ua — & 3) | blankir pertornsina and a cani7 te 9 om. tin! ieb: coe - bargain. ter of Oecar. Irma, Bernice and L. 1 * i rien §=that x will mot be responsible for any debts COLLEGE GRADUATE S@it.: fear legal | a: oe magn hoy me oe FB tacrams wee SA LESMEN—Pull or part time. sell | “ 1018 Olive a — a4 2894. contracted after this date by my wife,| work. claims, investigations. cou a : (oe) | @ctident and health ineurapce Cader he ii) ‘a SPP OROBLS—Severai to i a , can wainst ang oak; I Bernard, Mrs ome Locke asad Mrs. | ¢ = . Mrs lat com - onan os Puseze | arte anid ‘ey perienced on bus. teucks or automo-| , . ; ae i} a 70 j . | cob Mange & Son, 705 Washington. (c) rougt de or pedwaz eres. wat rest 5. = : hee) ae ta ao. Beet nee te | || LOST and FOUND} | 3 esas ee eee | wnat ‘eG ne son of Licyd and Aca ers t be. . a. @ aco il mann ' 4 7 .. o- ex, eienced reference a” i 2aSSs btate Bee ee ry - $10 capital te necessary. Address B - } ERO@ SEGIRL— " 2 ha S la ab § — Le reward if retu med Nellie Agee 38 white Wants work. Box = iy ee... Seal oe ‘ ~4) ngsoury rst ind ae somes. “T) - - +. — °3 Ri OM ” ser = > ace. , ~ oi eliy). beloved | “wife of the | i fift f 7 Rem “Ye — | =a U3A W Finney. _ aan ic 4 i > at Jispatch ACHINI: —— ins nm ty S4LBSMEN—TO TRAVEL Le, $100 To $200 HULSE eas Cm genera: Bvuse wore, = 2 ?, — 3 “en rages, lke sew Cabany Z - res de: nee, 3553 Gules avenue, un- -UMINUM META L COV ER—Losi: fr SANTO S; ; LS years’ expertence; good |. ‘sm ee See ade ace Per week to go- : “ison, B-ideeton =" MAN—Elderiy: to fre § hot-air furnaces. 5 t $10 to $50 ner werk OC ices — ore for hom Services at Berger chapel. 4715 Mc ~4 ae 1G—Enalish setter. white witr , “te . gee basement room; references; nro bum. 4960 *« th depen: . 273 eleba _ Home Crest, ATwater 7167 ; bye Beg avenues, on Wednesday. Dec. & — cal eee gyrase away | ck: ans iad : “i es for. | ashington. = | SOUEER as eines for small family. — 3 Good condition. a 30 ——- in Chicago, I!) urn 512 s. Harrison. Ki riewood. a te © Bo 2 Post. Dae. a et es | work for —s. man us| Parkview 3029W. (ot ae ei $39.50 ” a ora a in Illinois: steady pay. Apply N ae 7 e 7 F 343 (ce) | _ product! HOUSE MAID—White, must care for furmace and : : ”: , strong. S octive and not afraid of | Gund. 1 a Ae ite tnd tree. | TTD : Bet j 2: wi : f00d | writer. No rae ae | be experienced with children | “icssons ~ . 1809 a : NITUCRE rooms Sew: very fee- POCOCK—On Tuesday age | BL LEATHER BAG—Lost: vor apaggs he eas | - 30 a. =a 4 of 415 Bates noc hieshee oat tame Box 1 133 post. Dispat- sh wT. ae icatio tvance: to ork- De: ; mt om «24, . cariand housework; good home, ee Peesie ist nm Gamnleton = ry ba beloved hushans >f Margaret P re ween , _— , é a2, ‘ a o- 7 ‘ . “ . 2 if ; ~ wy . | i s ( Al — al A. ~~ an oppor tunity S19. 4.20 ie3 ; diately an nd EF! mer, A. beri anc BO s° “party who took bo teint 3 j i graduate lewa! ‘ : enn! neceee@2 Tr ’ AJ om ee x con aa x : s . : ee YA. ° in ~ z me d- A! or , oqunty ang city work : wel See J. E. Watkins. 147 5 acane ma - ' good wages; small apartment ; | eee ol FS NITCRE—New ain Bernard unty, Friday St. And ed ‘s . ~ 7 dear | father-in-law er > , ations hé rot e -i »} 4 rt in - I rc ace ee pe BOs: ; ana om ¢ : De Sp aie ' valamane coiebidn 4.e3 experience Si ie. ‘rm it; c est nd. fe can teip / | dosen times. Cal ¥—Suddenly on Monday, Dec. 6. 19° (¢ tee iia o " rF PAPERHANGE a rnish 1 ae 1° pul — : . W rman. | = 6. 25 p m Landon D Cary © h Ene me into rest Su dew Pe ringer pu. ae n. ane if Lindel! 182 TOO pay. Cai to j m. ~G.G j ; ? oe if _ Be Apartment B, 5039 ate a . ae Nelia ry | at Colorado Snri SS ROR. J SL tOTsam fH: it (¢) —— cg - ee Sg premeeae: ene g y oe * en | ¥y n to c (oe) treet. dear husband of rado Springs. Co pare - ——. | ~ ,. - licensed. men Ba cee ee ae Pe bs | BP ae 7"? Polete}. dear father of Edmond. zo a “ NOs loved hus- et ee) aie Jeide SS eee ~ : ispatcl - — a +s sist if ¢ i eet ; Mr men "sales. a LADY—Toe take care of 2 schooi giris) ———_________. t ' — OD 3 cKO a anew hit 3a as a ct 2c nc iuere aes — —- _ - ; at A ME Ni ; mis& 3} it} ‘ Ao thats 0g eg ees . } wn ir — eR - SF wat the age of 44 | father o t Eon; i. a A. Reichhoildt we? Conde st.. Saturday. Reward. OOifax PL d Sit.- can "RING FIR TATE AGE : US CRANE WiLL os on LE oac 3. ANI ThA: | one bon ay apply Thursday ae w: i fo | er aaa 9 ' immie and Charles Reic>h- a Tos es ee ana §.-> 8 CI: ' } PREV! : : >} To. . n slmMar Du. bone CAb- rigat. Pee Seno ae . 418 Post-Lise: es , I wel na : ws “ 7. ; er Py oes is ny 2483. a : ee ~ Wr oes ; E. J. Schnur funeral — are ian Mrs. Louise Orlamander. at the 51 ‘LLDOG— Lost: dark Brown. shite | SALESM&: 7 fo Tenresent bona-fide CREDIT EPARTME 7 THER. 22x 3483 PSE RES ic3) hen = gp p= Egy ani 4c IUPIANU— Ma nummae — a E— .- . aparnent: amo , [ . ’ . Page a" an 2 fonteomery - aOR! sa termit rv can ‘ : MTS = i ‘ ‘ >? - A ifaw e ai eth e : " . : aut 3] i. —s 4 nedroom., avenue. Thursé | Funeral Friday. Dec. 10 ° -R ne ive references and bond - Powell ETA! RK AND ASSIST GENER AT. » need the services of five young or! among business and professional men in| S#>imet bench: sells new mm ner culte, ross. ‘amo ¢ mirror, : : .Y X = middie-agod men to sell the fimest prop-rty | small towns and cities en route to Florida: 66 $2 :o “ee.- eepeara'c:y: cheap. 907% Clayien mi. : I [If you are ambitious |; "eat appearance anc pleasing a | aa &, oa bee! ‘AND vier : eee ‘eS Ay ee — ents from ‘the Kron chanel. 2707 North Set co. ti... = oe ‘ . 2 er? Sundays and evenings to the | MalD a ST on ee waaes. teat poe re 7 °6-8 N. 12TH ST. & 7TH & MARKET. ao ee ee tered r ee —} on Tues i: potmel) Daniel and Hattie Frances Eckert | pichaince beleeed ahs ot” Sema” eward. 4147 Penros 3 - eee =! 3830 ormas. -- ’ Cna 2055. ove wi oo 4 - ? rm rd C Agvet . @T} i ‘ : ; Oui i ae - . wusinnaadabaial mee a. ~- a a = pe sOic.. t +. oe Cab. ang our dear brother-in- law, nephew and | Richardson. : James L i)... EE Hi] nsider anythin Box EF-417 -D. | MEN 3. meat appearance. 25-40: sa ary 4 83. 7 (eg) | MAI ite. experien must have ref. | Susie. -S . 3 - 4d tollet 825. We will far eousin. ee — 2 work noe ae an Ss SALESWEN , mt ammtt ay , to right party. 238 ~ + ite GRAND cores wt as ’ pe er Ee week. Dec _ m.. | ons eturn: 1 ra. 3 “ =. a AA. .. mest o ir wel ) : _ es S SALweS m av. niversity C | em ee . an Peschedas's chapel. 3825 | 5" os “g.a 5. mm Interment Perageeny | see ‘at Reus Ue | tt) | 1). tc) [Sa abeORp Eescenesioust “Seaman, ieee (aaa = essere a : 7 SeegeG FCSNITURE CO. 2018 Prankite Gr bou to St. Paul's Ce*sires work in ——— _ rou ou sis ’ " . Tawen ad fe ring an “mpreved | MELLI - “ADDIY gg aes AMIS , | B ter : "ay | eee joddi house. 6 years’ shoe factory “82 Wik good _* contract oF ive; 3% f° age ae 14 Trier LEHMAN PIANO experience ox =-42. _ Post- Dispa . toh 2 ee sre. mils GO@...24 8 i ways se = it Pras nb . - F - POMS i om J creasec earn on- |STEINWAY ¢ GRAND—A ment o Ey! ered into | rest — oo + ae , BROUPP—rxtered into ‘rest on _ Wedmenday. an perience. | . by at ~ hs . black and tan. white under _ - —— a Pav 2 at te ~ >. . " 3 : wi iweCTs c : : . § usba _ breast fc) | aection with om we = ,%' MILLINERY OPERATORS G | @ ° eg ‘ mir) af - Sales Mana ser. undgers ad i} ren ’ fam ; - : “ ‘ —_— o9RE ORGANI IZA- | Ji - — ee . ~ Scan bas Pr ui =a z BLECTRIC PIANG © ur: ~~ i 2 FT ATS ND FURNITURE” - il A PO ROI ART 5 me Nh Mie tt ah ae Sl pap ine) 608 8 FN te 16) answers Dy Boscoe. left hind foor Finder Kindly return to 14104 Y "ER ormmeti: sti j ; SITUATIONS_WOMEN. _aints T emlng . ; ' © | atenee fer ia secutive 5 ' good. atm lenced on —e work. also several menage see 65 ' ton} “i st — operators or trimmings. wom | é : . | M: M ry i and | haps KK EEPER-STEN sp icasec Arth ie - br : BOOKK ! R-S P x a I ' Wie ! ur J. Rupp brother. ther- . . green geor ER-STENOGRAPHER — Sit ready-to-wear store doing $20 ( y som. 1105 Lecust. 2 on Me Frederick r , beloved son, of Nicola ta - law, father- in law. s a . vetaaie a - an,” ifax 745 " . } 10 + execu. 48 al Laity Trl : 4 bh . > k ts in I wr +} rien | Ger ful DOrt iui ry. . - emhedner. deal! bro a : - a —. a be dea! - —_ st mee roe A e ae. :_= : ¥ ats 4 STa3R. a pt (ore in if yh 4%, . § rh bs -D PART | t YR FL LL TIME Lorraine Hat Shop ’ onan aa eee ‘tHaAWY -~ 7 ; 7 7 | eo, A : m . é com " ; 7 Pr Ie fhe - Mi “i a1 4 swecna -y ee . _ : led * Sos Funeral from the family res! idence. 7000 | a. ny from, residence. 1908 pitene. Aetowatng egg TE SS “el : - : 7 an eel ; (A TIGRAPH ADDRESaOS= = “ ot soa wee : —* a ~ . ) 1107 Washineton. (o4) °“450- conventenr + can © - as Lindell boulevard, on Wednesday afiernoon, nue to Perpetual Help Church. Interment ws > caine os: Diack and wh: te: eee ee EB TOR Aes ee 6 OP- | Nace “Fara COAT OF 2 dh Uren arS. ADDRESSOGRAPH — cor sy son te a J : ; algo care for TInt Iver ‘ \ NY Borrvemeo’s Church. Interment ia alvary ‘weet ey nd a —_ +t —LOst : im i site - = a a no —~ -Oek Maeee Met ek ee . — - ~ acmetnnannenmeates ~~ | station stock; permanent RENT AN UCPRIGHT PTA! A. we : Cemetery. Don spl aregawy SARLI-—~Ente: “h @, Do oy - 5 . Yat eg _ Sa - ‘ ' - RE A chbanfor agement TE, » gO cleaning ._ - ee ee W ANTED AT ONCE F-354, Post-Dispatch. menth. Worlitzer 19008 Oo ui \ . Sari. | cr. J. R. Caul an evenier : #858 WE | pee retell a ——Sroten, OPERATORS—5 binders; 16 to 18 years Pu NO tee cheap. — = Washington eo4) et ference Associaton. 3 Apron Shoo. 4352 Lee. |_at Pasteats 2nd north 4, ; 18th and ( ; 24NGE Humes ae A in >. @stgate and Rosedale, € —Sit.: colored: hou kk? ) SOUTHSIDE YTO SALES. frames. Schboenholts Hat Ce. . 109 | mahoeany case: $1150 for imm ine Sed «springs atc Metiress onl att # y ‘ ~ee fy vtle. ~ Weaehine’ on |" jable party. a -] ah-- furniture very cherap. - ~ 7 a342 Ovrimar s¢ « ndrew Fitzpatrick. dear mother /Norma Sari. oe I ing apn “ng A, mae wneral from Lynch & tN y's pariors. = — ic } @z_on n’ace. references. . Lindeil 3038J ceic , : Thursday pwmdinw 4 ~ Call CA a@ii. . Si clean! by day o O BR E BOY SPERAT\ »RS Wd. — Exoerienced Indies’ | PIANOS—Steinwa Chick Dec aneilien N | . ¥. ee ab a “ME! Schoenholtz Hat Frame Schumacher. C . —_ = . _ ° . TNs TWo EXCHANGE ®*TORES: °C n tandard Garment : 0d od t —: 25 aN 17TH ST_& 7TH & MARKET - ia eTOVE—Quick M aimost few. - ertiticat na mime : ‘ ‘ m. Thu : Eanes enced on hemstitche Soe = ; > connected 7 c cate and apply N t ime SO2 Bouitadlie Bi c rrrer ; __ ne, Arai~ | PT a Ne -—$100- s @ other makes. from Co. 1627 —s _ 44 S. Compton sv. at thie week Levr Bros. 411 3 coe. tered into rest on Tuesday. ; 2 id of “Soph ta ~ Schiele | EMBLEM with diamond set- Grp: = “once con aga pre floor Post-Di t Fine: Lee . } » ‘ rc? on ieee at . i st. co.0redc; housework or nurein aww s » ~ 3 spatch = pa 3 ’ grandfather, brother and uncle, | (c@) 5 aT . : 7° p.m . OPERATORS. $175. CAbany S038. r Spock —Small race dk gp mace. “ MASONIC RING—Lost. be Finney | G- ee ea ee ee ne Fy 8g men : oa to learn the Experienced on iadies silk @remes: goed | PLATER-PIANO AND WICH hairs. 1936 Nebraaita. id : , eae SEES cenceag= edie ee a pay. Apply immediately. Excei Dress Co..| cellent condition: mast - pars. — . | : ‘ct 2378 S. 381 ioe “of . + and Enright. swoon : S . ° not of funeral from residence n¢@ Smright, near Grand: reward. FOr ¢rpy it.: colored: cleanine Le: | Gece wat Lilet er cary S anc tus co-eperstion furnished L021 Washi fee) t JF FI ’ —, 0: print-j p iiit $50U per month and over gacington __ +378 § a. G Pextiaaae ot i Sr a b is = 3 i ; cAS * a «, a * + : 2 “yp @ ai ey eye i OE mA, ot Ww | Mrs. James Jakie, our dear mother-in-law | Lindell boulevard, : Bug st apadmo her. tA-nee. 2629 2 at 0 ., =. to St. Roch's Church oe | neme’ Soar. fe~T- ves a ~s aterman and Rosedale arenues. nter- | Src , ed) | GIRL—s ST Q : ‘ | Thoenes stregt. = Dire ay ;, 3 arch, | at o : : 1 wT? : “ DENT OPERATORS_£|FACTORY, 1421, Olive, third, — mt iene j -STROCR, reward. Call "4 ban LAUNDRE} ; . Re rik . and Catherine Foley, dear brother carch of the 3 + - S296R oe — e a’so cleanine, FOrest 8675} ar ‘shimmer. Aomiy 1b : Jefferse: INAZ BMS BROIDERY O LA TORS ef James and William Foley, Mrs. Eugene | aur 04 e Nat ivity ue t ae ~ ¢ . L_Al Nn bee... at - dawe as Tee = Smead mae a ae natig SD aes ee Tigger eae im S 5 Lae ‘HO — ne a a -———— at JO OOK E EEP ER—Stenographer: in arswer STENOGRAPHER—Woman. experienced : : rs or av yf we KPer on k: state exoerience and Saiary 2 , al $315 & : 206-4 N. 12TH ST. & 7TH morning. Dec. at &:30 o'clock, to §&1 ¥ ‘ > S| Interment in ‘Cal ary =" "@ exkpertemce and =« ate sa’ary Wented. x F-42090. cS and «ive references. Box E-230 yy . 478 3 S| ' a ‘ ’ AteA so saps do ond Sv yleichied Sen de Allg. ats desnieprayden brea tick WaT Ga We Gee Ln he ADID Ss -E MEN—T Ly shed work de rtment: no others med | STENOGRAPHER— Experienced. must be ||| _ A very special offer, Bey iNG ROOM peg ng 2-ptece. $00 ), dear fa- “_*~ ee ts or dth | LAUNIRE! it.: meat, colored, -Thure piy 808 (lice sare Wil © OF ever. Ay- apply. Grand Laundry and Cleaning Le. able to take rapid Hetation. _vead and | | ‘ae iarre stock of fine iene 3 , : i ne i Wier 2140 : AW MAILER- oc Jeather bound A. : UTP PER—Experienced. > F's a2 ane 3 m pany uber and Mra. Loretta. Clay- . : | te «Gertz, 1 i & co. 2 8501 Deimar. to3 nd $ essentia: ae oe aa or ‘ handwriting: state experience and mi- ; Sernard A hie} dd a r of : 2 Ma nc} ‘er het MR , . = . “te notice of funeral later. 2eOTS S avmnonG thie © ‘s Se Send a Valley school: rm . HE! Wednesdar The: day eee AN PACKER—Experienced. App! ; Box T-161 P i * » 4 7 Gea : b dan rer hirtr- ~¢ eighth 3 +32 a a Bon no « »/ : me "i ‘ ‘ Yi iyi ° ity eS nc¢ TS irs - AY = t — : ~ ~ee eee ss Seas c ; yf oe s. z es ahee to ‘ nde cor- 4 - a Sia _ se 2 dea : 2. Ponrre ’ 7 9. at 2 a So mneeione eat te i. ere | wrda JEfferson s6se iy Reeve ena Apply Cascade Laund rs pon ew ’ - ; rR ‘ . ss : nanihu 7 . : oo meas os Tae & - : ~ a ‘ »> : : : : = ; : ee rt coverms , " : . ite experien D niered tp rest on Tu jeaday ING— Loat » Barty whe found eames |... Bs gy my eS ir’ ny - - + IN > a er cence, $317 North Seth” strest. thence Dec. 7, 1926. . oe Su yr mij 3 und Goat LAUNDRESS —-Sit @} teneed. Thursday a -—e a — +47 SON a 7 r€ ‘ASHIER ! LORRA ‘E HAT CO. i 12m machine New Bethlehem C€ emrters. ~ 2 i a ' . is : Mt haei an 3 d co / Cen Tr oo = mer | sims - , Frid r r brother of =| ' to S2 Clemens ar ig rewarag ™ =n yet # EE IS i Eesh 1 See VET must have exper - thorou igh) lr e ead a - ; 777% at he io wrats oo om ” te3) cohen _j An-~tw (2858 § ont we . c rperienced. WHITE GIRL or middle-aged woman = PWASHEP om tab. —i Ost gold amethrst t with. bronze aa} eC avs hs ui ys abe 4. @ = o . Empiox ment Office, Mezza- ne mst wita house work - _ : ’ } | ¥ Sn.y $25 134 8. rand. mere TE: be }. for lueht educationa: d instrac- nine Floor. Sze paeck Riverside { we ie gin. wp } —Setwed, 1f general ousew: a: (nee Crause). Funer a w - . on ; ~~ 0 ~ ik fg? “eaten ave Wo Bh : . Call 3300 ib} Mrs. J J. Or tenad. _ a is . ee * So — eS 2. : a - oO (ric eae eTth Hotel. Apart AS mpaon Rox 4038 ~ to 4 K -} . 8 : . : be " L Pa = , ? ae -. “4 STLX, BAER & FU LLER i _ an help take of infant. 4762 aie Leb Hn c. _ = ot os Kemmey, mee rel Intermen alvas anaes : ee) | M , Y . MAN—For em “™ gg Se pe comma: Hamareneroei | Easton. (eS) | am uw page law. grandfather é , Sal R ROSA Lost: in small green LAUNI S—it.: colored: sxo-- en Bn Hg san gf cones ts rl sagen ein ‘XpDerie Rg premcene om —For : atch * ay | ae Talkin a . choker beads. Call MAID —S; colored ! Es Wis sf A: : ” rec ‘ afi * gee 4 y ie oe : y . 4. a~ker , D Ee i , : ‘ toe iat Re m his eleventh sear, ONew and -cousin.| Mamnolia. Kineshichway. 0 , “4 oo Sy ane Oot = penman: sood future for DRAPER— Experienced on silk dresees (|4718W or 8923 Jennings Station road i a " Mtg; a2 “ak im stat at Wacker .aer § et Di SENET unicate wi th Ss. i aA TT\—Sit housework ok or. db .* ere . gee ~~ wait} ngllngpess neshad bby ; = - ay — oe Daresh Garmen (ed Gas ? 7 te . : . ~~ 2 Wye @ « » She ae . , . . or aa he. S$ 2 " s rier - anc * ~~ our 4 “4 ~ . * ~~ : nm 7 a John et- Dispatch. days: colcred > eo . expe . aD SAT} ad ee a 4 _{c@) | WOMEN— Two. bright. experienced in . : meetrences. : ae 30x 2-251 Poet-Disnaich ~ “or housew rk - a , > ‘ . “i. ; - p2ousewo Mrs O1 house-to-house work: co selling: perma- firet- "ern | : = a ée ft » ‘Mercia, 2731 ants ; am om 4 7 a am —— Speak Seents. lt — . nad bac Presbyterian Church. Friday. De EN » sa a. anal NT RSE 7 . — . | dar ts Rtas | “pages . at . ang — ae] , > ~~ i» . : ¢ nd a ~ “= ‘ id : - ’ - r} - c ye ™ ae ; ‘ , ’ : = ‘ ; — . HOT . r — = > : é y r * ; Freep 7 and 9 a nly P'ttaburg : f o# ; — ae HT—On Mondar , ‘| 8°26 ’ rraé i Pili v “35 "Rear. ais. “RA, aero: ree Fae rege tte taet 7 pe eas aay Aga Pee a MERITS ADE Be De shh Oi ee War er Heater Co 3628 Olive et. (e3) de = sens , a by bes: o - be #4 hy Elizabeth Li ; Le 2 t mn + é, ?. ees = : ' ss 5 " ae a st . ? : — and —— ——— ~~ A ad Rinnimmeniioeet hte tel ‘ ite Lous 3: : a vr — 3 . GIR! — ne essen. ing work. 7 P a ; . a TRAMSE YOoOrR OLD ‘ rari Owe Mit er ie ‘ 3? aa sal : on . sient” \ ¢ > , : e . : P — - pons ‘ ° ot - ~ i ‘wv ; mae B . ami George Weinbrecht. M: eetie- | tenmruneiee — pete as Pn a ; 1s BRE is Ge manag | + Bl ane Bg ore th Beem in N 16th st fe) ee FTRNITTRE FOR NEW jevard. an Friday | = Weinbrecht) and our dear grand- 27094 Park. ee | OPPICE GIRi-—Sit.: typist: permanent. ‘rain wou amd vay salary while traint nd stay oh place, Miland soaew YOUNG WOMEN. : Interment Tetow Re na great erancmother . ’ wh DIMES ete oxy ’ > ae at or clerics . Pomeros Lind F 8 EEE , O teach you teliemhene operating a i] Deulevard 1 yy Gye! ae with 13 diam alll - tee one sc, 5) | 3and Pim a Bye a nced reta: . nile learning and provide vear- | ba wie?r a> al 4oY¥ ‘@ 7. ~ : : wiv has | AGENTS WANTED—ME SRL Se SB. _ fe) |; ape Southwestern Bell "ele pe @ 1 tate ewe R . age Aer. ME OD oy “et. - seit ou . , i RI reid hae? hee Son often ' i . Oth. ° ; qo award. ha 3 ies Seaieeie ee ee el ene ) ; iS covmenendie moetiont) ts en Sorina: abet ee ; | ar eS: : "| ee i ' TALKER. ‘AR NG : . at { Yr? sak FRI aiaiaiatae — “ 2 " . . aa Seiten = Narre m | : . ‘ 44 ; ‘ J : ° Pung Lay for c ; i? es. : . . % me ae fons } 4 i F ine at (zeora gh : vc ‘ . Jin ; ee . : ‘ . evs ; ~ th ‘oe gaie. 422: . aes lk mn SE, bet Seocien 2. ey ‘a , na riage o ~ Broadway t : Py ~ sieggaieenenitanpapeciiiben intense atte ET _— sth iaenniertannin IP. hans . « ' ry. . "" Px ms ; | : ‘ 4 z A ‘Bilen ref “a ri — ~~ ~ nem, ae Bs ae | @ vsune@- a all TPIST.s1 eo experienced at ad — — — ee ~— + Rt gmat ; , ms im Case. } repeunion ; ‘ aie a a i. } Granite +m whe 7 -— i = ————— > + a LnNocen | Pus “idayv Mane es in I hlew ns . : ing a Tilia ekes @ictatio: re 4 - ; - " ; —— 08) | te i PP the Dead: ines 78 eve Nov 38” Hiland 1698¥ ality, East 4947 0 tes ' CANVASSERS and { SOLICITORS | GIRLS—Candy packers: experienced | SALESGIRI 7 is mare ae ) ' Tee am ‘ > » ao - ag eager en aaenga amma oe science “ome we seen. Ail a, — ~~ ee eee - ee - . . ' rere. Ce ust trial Sem oe - ec ; %% * z S a ee siierment Pries ot. Cal . ETI. 37 ean 7 ’ ww ts over 30 to keep ——¥ ad MR. MILLER ts the man to see tf you are : , ae . , _ _ | See Our Decessed was & mem Der Ato * Incell & tebi nt-eman with chi'dren: thereughiy com looking for the best money-making Drup- Sint — Wainwright and our dear sister-in-law ad deqr : other ., aa «ye — a1 n mommnings ar RTN Bs — seen ages _ | eer Cheater Clark ‘and Mra Bar! Boles of FOR BUSIN ae ¢: CARDS ursing J@iffersen 9150 ee S WANTED 20 ,semie: mother with two children. Hj-;>A4 ed: | DOLLS r m we - . i ioe, Cal wom \N—3it.- colored: ~eliahle souse | TARTXER Wid. —Witn $. oO, tu wake one | “SSE = (eS) | ) pag gg , er Mal] Howsnitat. » Bn. bal from Arthur J. Donnetiy’s var AND PROFESS ON work: stay on nlace Lin4e" TIRGT ss mterest in estabiisned ec «aundry. TY- GiRL— Wh nite, for cocking and housework (st! a mm ‘S. ACHINIGTS x = = ; a CTRNITCR a Tint heuleward On m Fria : ” SS] ‘ AL wr >™ a N27 t _ cored. gen : orn! he: sew rk &T- ied a ~n OceTw ae Clayton car Line. WrT- H 3 iz perience ir price 5423 ° 7 : * ae mM uate” 2 Anges Sue + “ees : ° -s Saag 7 . da eter | —e M ~ , irese. hy jar _ see & Known o@ , hite girl to assist w manent promotion. i i. isework. good home. Call CAbany 3s 2 = ; RE ae é yh ee aS - « Ee) avo gal eo ele Ain wat os ke 2) ote) Saale ca ender ab eee, sh Ay SO, 7” AS 2 RSPR Milas aS me ee an ha ores ' v ‘LAR. —— , " 1 fia sos A Allan «BNA evbat : ia: EB Siidin of Extward. Alexander t and Ger rude | JEftereen 813i "im 2 , . _— Jomeph Gainn's funeral | , , sete rolared x Gay work: | sud & sale@ comirmct to sell high grade : cB) ie Pemcrs ||| EMPLOYMENT |] cess smsni | ESeS EES amr ras Gee et ees a aie ; | vee! || WANTE Sue tal gue Sa eee Ma Sree we hedey eactng | Saee Goaen a, Em Eg Se Reece ETE ao z Sy Bonnet ae i e. D | Woman—sie for ten in term. | oo, SMart immediately ioeteal cam; | GIRL—‘e mar >i Sa LESLADIES—For anusual ine of “em. S15. GRand 2 ma. THURSDAY AT 10:30 A. M. Ge of Socteta tT fy: or housekeener in motheriese hame ieee euemmmemiedl Laced , to “pr | ' : ladiew and chi'¢-an"s . : By ae ein OPT with sework:. cood Gremmes and tc} 9 tifiersn, GRang 0481. “e. ade “al! "trad | erie il: good Wall Case—o Gow nas doorn § am | mid: 4. white =. | te > ' se gp ; : general Den- ' . 29 Vandeventer. MEN, BOYS i 20 month. refe~ ; , Epentenent = 1} cunaalow. 2 adults 3 children: stay on | BAK RE R-—s}. formes anu breed, role -——* La ao _=- 130. — “Post: Dimps atch. _ e ab ee pave GReand 6114 teas eee ae 7 ‘os | GIRL—Weh experience ; ” Vi. ‘Simen and a zi — ae aoe oe —- | ea ' apd weeny are re.- ba < r | 3 . ; +2 z =) : (‘heir mane friends agile sian 2. —~ vate te, ako nek. : | ciara ccna through POST. vast experience clerical work. miscat manager: must free | ' . A. & SEI KIRK ome a tana tx A. ; : wen Woe PpeTrtets= prheen connect 7 one. etc: e tly comfisen- | , , * epectal — ar’ ir c ; R ot: —_ CTION & STORAGE CO. r- expreapions of ~tge ~~ and the bege- ; sa Ken r ‘ f | Seal camel ofterings during ihe gad ie | 8A RER—aii- LE ‘ence | | oy , aj| C | COLORED GIRLS : | —_ 1398 Chouteau. GArfield 5997 as | New Cathedral | meavement of ur below y Cemetery. Juseoa Hapey Simon. —— “itive oe | | mate = ic) worn. S06 So Sis et ee Bids Pas” en ee AE PE FAA VD «cata » « ARS pel ey er eer anne.

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OST LO GIT ONTOS ET A Ny oR rt ies y 4 2, wee aD set PRR ee MO eee EN ry GOODS FOR SALE be sold tor iess than its v alue. Offer it in these columns and get the right price. -@G SICAL w A EOD Bh eS | Rooms ieee Furnished eautiful davenette 4 R Sebi Furniaed ARCK PIANO CO, STMAS SALE OF UPRIGHTS & GRANDs UPRIGHTS 3 ‘. complete. ‘$6: 3 ~ chit fonier ™. ) iving room: $2 5: and receive $5 as part KING FURNITURE CO. | 2618 Franklin.Ayr. | Open Saturday and Monday eve. (62 i. » bee ‘ Aptameticinanentinntie fr) _- ‘ - A a et [0M SU iTE— Wa nut. G IN THE NEW | A BIG LOAN | $25 TO $1000 QUICK Bring your title ana get the money | | in five minutes. You keep the car. Balances of finance companies paid orf. Present payments cut in half: more | mouey a@vanced. Over 6000 satisfied customers. Confidential and courteous | service. -YAHLEM FINANCE CORP. 1035 N. Grand. Open Until 9 ra M. C8) HU DSON CO COACH. 1925 Best buy in town: new oaiet. | eouignes, pareal ain LOCUST Coupes For Sale FORD COUPES Moet complete line in St Louisa, "| ented; 1924 model coupes, $210 0 te Ow “Studebaker Coach | 1925: driven very little: looks new: 5 and yo ogg at ot age oy seat covers easy terme. _Goupse Bas Sale | i BUICK een) EE ng “Se on | ; oe RMS. s T¥O EXCHANGE STORES "x. & 7TH & MARKET. FLOOR SAMPLES AND Pong 35 A A A lt NN LC TT = me sit MASTER 6: AUTOMUBILE LVUANS 2677 Washington. $1.00 Per Week. | RENEWED WASHERS ut ? a — . AST SET ee eA OOD O26 @ OC. Ge eaeade a Steinway—Period model.$39s $2.00 Per Week. tht, ee oF ee oe a ae TAB! = Hy _ RANGES 519 TEE Se "7? 82 28282 226 86 © 26 66 © © be », Phonograph or Radio accepted || first payment. ARCK PIANO CO, . 7ere @eenwneaneeseanaeeseeeaeen sd 7" © @ © @ « ee ee oe a oe ae ae LL THESE MACHIN »DER. MACHINE GU ARANTEE TERMS mIONS TO EXCHANGE STORES: N.12TH ST. & 7TH & MARKET ie my ee walnut and cedar tng o CG Arf ield 6779 = ip's — vie WOMEN a a- | SALEREADT -HOUSEH’ me sare WANTED Se od | | appliance experienc tely 5 ah EX & 7TH & MAREET. _— re ee ariare your search for real of furniture. rugs ELE TRI PIANO—Ni ickel slot. “ELECTR! 2 : PIA: x [OW urlitzer: elie new for $1006 ix $815 por ie Dee © menthilv case ecuwod ag new: BUILDING MATERIAL LEHMAN i tee COMPANY oa Seer OLIVE STEINW AY AY GRANDS perfect chaneed- A moe $550 | smell Be XTL 5. ‘ ERI GHA\ LO Mat FSeex—C ‘on. h 19°94: A-} mechanical con- SHEVROLET — 1926. coach : fully “ uipped - & weeks old: $550: 1 GILLIAM- EPSTFIN CHEVROL ET "Co. °4 Easton. (cd) c CHEVR QO sl 02°F ~~ coach: like new ly equipped: $545: guaranteed: licens: Flint Auto uchamen 48607 —— Aye Ole (uy HEV ROLET—Coach, 1925: wil’ guaran- and the price and terme will euit |. Trent Motor Sales. 51580 Delmar teS5 ) PHEYVROLET—1925 coach mechanical 1: Silvertown eords fully pam ust run as guaran*°ed or money back was $490 now $450 cash terme or trade LAcleje Ureet Car Exchange. 304° ac iede I "nde vos (r TEV ROLET—1925 coach new. du thoroughiv recond med: not ai scr it- new car slue 2t @urprisingiy icv ais eeverai ¢{ er mate coupes er sedans. We guaraniee satisfaction. Ma: Carthy-Pardue Motor Co..«6320 YD elmar rkview 2526 (ypen nighte and *unp- ics ESSF x 6—; STOVE—Rridge & Beach ii 4 ee $2 LEHM AN Pia wu TaMPANy 7 e) TS STEGER re lilt $31 tn ‘= t iarre aie of fine Used Pianos which we are eelling te MITCHEN CHATRS SOLID OAK. $1.50. ON’S TWO EXCHANGE STORES: mech N.12TH ST. & TTH & MARKET. OM aly re orth. Al L ope bougut ; ‘Christmas stock of N This te a Grand that at wil please the m: t critical. wenderful “buy’’ at this low $10 Monthly Wil) Pay for Omen Til 8 P. M. ar TOS WANTED B ADLY “‘reasonabie 4036, TRROR— ane. a he a vTos Ww AN TED wo tub ss inging wringer. Grand. ESSEX $100 en. halance in 10 monthe Just the he } rm? ai gerd eaervice: hae been ‘repainted and mo- —rhtG 7 Crean IFEPERSON 0984 (FRO eo FE. Ssex Coac @ Repossessed. What others ioae. you &ain ai hurry: ontr 7 150 Aowt NATIONAL INVESTMENT CORP. 511 N. Leonard FSSEA 4 COACH 19°22: exrellient condition: 5S tires: big S1' ” pols $15 per month for one vear “whieh includes interest and insur- HITDSON FRAMPTON. 329° LOCUST ST Open Sunda; JEfferason 3100 ESSEX COACH, 1926 Run less then 8000 miles: fully equip reduced Pei Crpen e7 and Sundays. oe aKa & = AIMRTZ MOTOR SAL ES INC a HTS N-T SSEX DEALERS tis ee Ww a" Grend 1226 bargain. $495 CREDIT AUTO CO OOM Weehir ae © ee Frenings a o- s. oo Lf latest mod 45 CHRISTMAS SPECI AL Bee Our Complete $-Room Outfit ik oo = _ : a? ice ) oe Ry 90) eal DP RVICE 4555 Delmar. rear y ‘i - PEANUT MACHINE — Butter- anew a Tre. ap paene = = ‘AT AUCTION _ ‘en rot oo Bio: } rage EVERY MONDAY AND tc TRSDAY AT 10:30 A. M. | lure ot all | Geocriptions bed- caning reed anc Z| sanasinn | seni Company AUTO LOANS GET OTR RATES ; 1s he a fi back | Cheap. ea an inn, | © buy | “OF TOWN DEALERS INVITED if A. A. SELKIRK \PPRAISAL CO.., ON & STORAGE Co. ATTO APPRAISAL Want Ads Are received for the later after- noon editions of | the Post - Dis patch as late as , 2:30 o'clock. Be : sure to file early | , —before 10:35 for the Home edition. —" as —" et iB Cheuteas. GArfield 8897 i) 3028 LOCUST ve a ; to sell today: @ yea to i v. Jefferson | 228° Lafayette. LAciece i and 0108. Cabriolets For Sale be TS: | 1925 Buick Coupe GARDNER — Cabriolet. 8-in-1 in i ; - You'll find a 1924 Buick 4-passenger | /COupe; new duco: motor perfect: tires 90 | per om. | ORTHWEST BRANCH, w PET SIDE BUICK 0O., CAbeny 1905 6511-19 Easton. ‘> | — i ; eee tee ” Cadillac It el My Type 61 Coupe 5-paseenger, 1923 model: car in excellent condition; ideal body Style for professional man; } money-back guarantee; terms. OLIVER CADILLAC OO. 8333 Locust JEfterson 3084 a enero 8 — eat atti ae ee Ae a ene } 4! lace. (cS) | CHE VRULET—Coupe. late 19724. rte condition: trade, terme 2860 eNair "HEV ROLET—Coupe. like new perfect; $145: $66 down: trade. 4464 Easton (cS. He "7 — CHEVROLET 1926-25" Coupes. full equipped; in perfect condition: finishe like new: trade terme. North Bitle Uaec Car ce. 5210 W. Fi rissant 5 "HE. Ri tT oupe 1% 1aF S505 ) rante ] Auto Exc henie 4567 Ea ton. A wave « CHEV ROLET—-1926 coupe, im pertect con- ciifon, with extra good tires: cheap es $450 Trent Motor Sales, 5180 Delmar. ODES OTE Ne FP RAS eae (cb5 } ; oe FE \ ROT, ET—~—1025 rHUDeE - er a us’ Re) Supday’ no siene of wear: Al opery re- Pret ¥ ne $47 i b Our Price $4°: LA- Clede Ceed Car Exchange. 3945 S achade RV e Lir 4 > | = | - CHEY ROLET—4-ps eer eer ee 2a” | a | PasSeet, it " . oupe © ag- ’ Ses. coupe in towr has Millliery stene Cis Wheres. DUNIperse,. Many other extras $°a OLIVE “EE? Bons LAx UST selhtaiiaiiaiiniati ite ay Oe ic ‘ Brand-New 127 Chevro-._ is . let pes o Regular price ..... z48f You Onis § Our Brice, tuily aes Give ~ 4 ped SOSE{ $80 inna oved a od terme. } , CNIVERSAL _ 3401. Leleust, |Abireds Open CHRYSLER—C. oupe; 1925; Al | Inside and out; good tires: a of real car at a price that will sel] | ™ +* . +i? F gr « « it quic k. Terms; trade. Hurry. ; > itv 448 Jefi terson. . , ¥ ae , Cues te es " ~~ OGE— apes. twat ; ‘tale ports SUH: 1025, $495 1 ae an43 East ) » @imost new balloong rtenel ename Lt ike few: heater: $405. wae 140 vet—Newe j——JI Eff ergon BON ] >, bergeine Dodge 4-Passenger Coupe, $675 ¥ ROH L¥2o ne W @@..00N tires. a!'! extras: rune J imte MONARCH. 3137 LOCTST icé: will eell cheap. - - ALT OR C OyT tl I\V7i ie MOTOR 0. Ck ine FEW, 1 3116 _ H DODGE COUPE \\ Good rubber; Al mechanically: i Original paint; 2a reali bargain. \\ SIG | f (ff CREDIT AUTO CO i SOS Washington Open Evenings ; ee om et = a - PURL-—I10 coupe ike new; $70 up. ‘rade, terms 2506 8. _ delferson.(e57x F Rl ~ 5 a yrs ren t) Starier . $3 Oo SS J844 8S. Br oadway. FORD—Coupe. 1995: perfect condition extras. S215 terme 3114 Cass ‘4 FORD—Coupes; 1936. 1995: like new - 5 SGe. 2eTms 2860 McNair F ORD—1 924 coupe; good ti "ex. . pe eriect. .; _3] $5 ,_ trade : ee $464 Laston \ © j ‘ " 4 FORD —~Coupe. 1924; perfect runaug eon- Givion: oniy “$62 “i 465. At us. ND) | PORD—Coune. 1924; rune ol k . $140. $40) down tren Wedne-das Frida; Patur- Gay evenings 4X21 Faston. icd FORD—Coupe.” 1836. baloon tines7 S378 $75 dowr (yey Wedne atad Friday * e . — % . ~ or - “a day erening 48°] WBastor ied r IRD—1H24 re rupe like new $70 @ovn Franke Motor. 5178 Easton. Open nights (cd) anc Sunday OR, b— oOup beauty: S60: : $30 dow | tp 9t, i - :} ’ . a i ey ¢ i ..-. 276 Looks like an euto show. Cant call theee used care. Easiest terms : Fil vor METROP OLIT AN 1s _MbTHOPOLITAN N “ASH CO r “HRY SL ER RO. ADSTE ER Mupes e O45 = ; ¢ a _ ‘ORD—Sedan. 1923 $55: 1925 Chevro- | price year ww pay. jet sedan, cheap 3844 s. Broadway. FORD-Fordor. 1925: new buco; F : Bes (0) iL Wie ero Co. jou od ifui: ey: Gown. s s " ' us. veal Sie Ge + aus. i ' | FORD— Tudor, 1920; excellent” Senditive |- (e) j 12 ae D. ic “METROP OLITAN XN ASH CO. ; r 70 Roadster 26: $75 down. Open Wedoeed pwesr M YTOR ‘ENC,, Shee from new: 5S , wor i Ft aa ] 96} oo ihe ‘ pe: periect jeec Very | tthe: BLO trace, terme 444 _Easion ee FO RD— Re adsters é. LAS E——1 PS business coupe: Al me- L.oOr Cnanical coucition: reacy {or your serv- $400: terms ww, 2 GWEN co. worth $750: our price $025: it is ; | Ford Dealer 3318 Washington. _(c4) | buy LACLEDE US SED CAR EXC naNSoe en 548 et ede | LJ nde} | OBZ conte, mom oneme oa: WI KUNS= ge? PAVE | imteie, motor ——— a i Car: FC RD ROADSTER, 1925 30. a0 an: good rubber; 1925 5 Hup , ‘Roadster I 2009 Washington Open Evenings | 1984 Oldsmobile: like mn eA AAA Ia Sat urday ever eee. : TERE iT “1s. new gineuy black duc: ‘Sunday rn and | Ever EE a KE ROD ak iex wt vandard rondeter A U TOM O B‘l Weber-Pledged Closed Car Sale = GOING BIG! Never before has such a phenomenal sale been offered St. Louis! The values are truly remarkable and the comments of the buyers are very ©=- : thusiastic! You, too, should hurry to this great sale! Buy n FRIDAY IS POSITIVELY THE LAST DAY! Terms: $50--$75--$100, Etc., Down WARNING! / READ! ACT! There will be no further exten- A Few of the Bargains | The coming of the New Erskine 6 Studebaker Big 6 Coupe. means more room! Studebaker Special Sedan. ity of sion of this sensational gale! After Friday the prices go back Matwell Geden will be made on Xmas if you de- happy! \ And many others. DON’T WAIT TOO LONG! 3 DAYS LEFT!! supine WIE JBIEIR iE ar SRS ats RRP i oc! PON ee Mae Ome 45% ty bi vane Be, Dh ie Nene “sights ee i te ty eal - os ow for Xmas! " Pa the Studebaker bas filled us with traded-in cars! to normal! You can effect a big Studebaker Standard Sedan. why we were compelled to sacri- saving by buying now! Delivery Jewett Coach. fice these handsome, guaranteed Nash Sedan. closed care—to make —_ 2 Ford Coupes and Sedans. ou haven’t taken advantage — ae Re wmey. hay Chomuted Gennes and Sedans. le censstional bargains—ACT T LOCUST —_— ——— SSS S = =O Sedans co ove Sedans For Sale Look! ] Packard | pet % $50, 000 WORTH 5-Passenger Sedan | models. ) Single 6: new duce finish: ex- cellent condition mechanically: | £0... Ford 1926 MODELS $ 975 ** OLIVER CADILLAC 00 | pales? 92 Sedan ....--+- viv ¥ . pain Tet sokae todas es ae 3233 Locust JEtterscn 3084 19°86 "Buick Sedan ..---+++«- 955 | 1926 Naeh Sedan ...-..++- 750 ———————_————SSSe — ri 1086 Hudson Sedan ...+++- 749 a | : 1220 Essex Sedam ......... 460 ee iW ashins 1926 Gardner ® ......+6++.- 1875 : } ‘ Looks like new: jow mileage: full eguipmenit: Ztone grav today. { 7 vw’ ie ‘ { . Finest selection in St. Louis Duco finish. See this Price $1000. OLIVER CADILLAC 0O 3333 Locust JEtferson 3084 in St. Louts. Trade your o:c car. YAHLEM 6000 Satisfied ‘mstomers. 1035 N. Grand. a STUTZ, 1925, SEDAN Like a hbew car: you cannot tel) oe | ference owner matist sell: save $217 | new price ail for demonstration J4 Mb 3019 Locu ot JEFFERSON 234. (cKO) i; WILLYS KNIGHT 6—S-dan: 20 per cent Ot *. FORDS——% sedans) 0 sp2e: we as Hew. | off list price: car never used. Cabesy | trace termné ye L. OREM Oe PANERA 41086 i . ; \OcEe » Qi = | | FOR D—1 925 “S08 Hudeon, Jide. —* /w LLULYS-KNIGHT—i025 sedan, a “whee ) ' = {3° a car for $1495; only one in town ef thie A RARE BARGAIN Saturday evenings 521 ‘Baston Tudcr, 6 passenger. Willys-Knight sedan (cd) | a real bargain: terme | 90 day guaranice. TRENT SALES | cess@oriee: this # , : . : cess ing. Ford dealer, 2501 5 ener | $150 Deimar., _1e65) a ‘ e ya j i pene eae . = - meme non . FoRD-— Sedan 1924 | rudes i overnaiae __ Touring | Cars For | Sale . CO paint: rotr ) “ oe oom oe 5926 balloot tires etc bargain. cuaran- BUIC K—Sp Ort curing, ii odge. lige. Jewett. oak. us i Terms Open Sunday ai ¢ evenings oLners, raadenern. ec terme. 35 505 R f ro OHNS ww (OA ITT C% 3667. OL. IVE. {e4) | Grand Pe s wanetes aeaamamatd a _ : ids — 995 | BUICK —1922; ~~ good ~ condition. —si55 FORD TUDOR, 1925 | 1808 lowa. Victor 1187. GRand 7615¥ | This car complete! ¥ ST prgcenepaey gooc | PE TSR SaaS fi vf (c5) | tires: can be lous! ES BUICK—Master 6: Al condit ion: cheav-: | AV =] “LOCD ST ST. seen atthe ie deasiera. ("ail Monday, 4806 lee ; ’ “FOR (D SEDANS a YOU OPPORTUNITY | gag car al] guarani row 30 days. from $190 to | ed too pomae lures practically | Cc SREDIT AUTO CO. 1924 Hup: cood tires. geint. motor cua ranteed. | 1824 Nash: O K every respect. , 1924 Chrysler: snappy icocking: guar enteed, 1923 Hudson Sedan HEVROLET Touring, 10357 wasds work Fe ia 5. passenger. good tires, paint, top anc, $35 cash. Open Wednesday. Friday Sai upholstery a fine ecrvice car: S350: terme | urday evenings 4821 Easton. — feo ' - oe - — + > the originai Rune finish ‘like new? |, HEV Ré ET + i falls | 192 ; . : A LOL, — ouring. 92 fuily conipiets equipment. inciuding heater at equipped. in perfect condition: finishe: | 998 Ford ton true | > > ' ° ight; this is one of = greatest Ler |iike new: trade terme. Northside Unsed | tion: Green IMPLEMENT AND AUTO Co. | Cer Exchanse, 6210 W. Plovismot. (cB? | each, , a J) te. | CHEVROLET Tourine 182 k ja ps CHatre! 8420. 3800 Loess $75: $25 down fipen ineeday. 'Fri- Delmar g Hupmobile 6 Sedan, 1926 Model | day, Saturday evenings "4821 Besion | and | A Treei Deauls origina: duce, new tres ne y > , ow price. |CHEVHOLET—Touring. 1926 ° winter in- nn A een ui; pyed. at an unusually } pr | “closure, $285: $65 jor Oper. Weeines ” y \day. Friday. Seturdey evenings. we] COMMERCIAL CREDIT CO. | de. a | se 3205 Lecus. _Trete._terme. nae cee $35 DOWN EEE aaEpeattn ig#2 3 nneetcigh aged —_ pone Hi good trae waninad ‘ * Fe a 4 oe eee ae = ee sift 1922 Lexie’ Kornia top. 1922 Ford | | FOBGES—S jos. ike pew: cheap. trade: 4 if? he xe woe ho aol 43 F 4 us wa q B44 aac he ss “015 Locuat: Sinai errs S68 | —— = =—— GUARANTEED trade. tertw °50t & Jjrttergon (eb? x) if | DODGE—Touring 1973 needs work - ‘$66, _——— ree Fe em ie ar 72 _— Ri ar $ 1 0 © meee and rt TEPFERS IN O°34. _ Sedan For Sale Buick Maste: Six a mecha nicaliy verfect: good KUNS- 9F" ; — 1224 Buick Master Six: oniy Seer _ 1823 Buick ya "sn ies —_ ( Sate, Baath. Buick Master 6 Secan - . & -_ | Presents a 19°75 Moon Metropolitan Sedas jRand 5&2 (ei new: € gomi tires aod rung,'ike © F NT 1974 $c 5 Daa 4- «hee new car. Guarantee? : a year to pay brakes nerfect conditior mum sell covers anc motor hae cen thorougcn y over hauled A eo . bargain for | _ Bilis. ac as: 1925 Moon Sedan >" Sa towing 88d oad 8 ‘teres: im excellent condition threugh z JOP NSON AUTO CO 367 Oltve. {o4 | The: 'PORD—Gouse. 1995: with new eaens and chamer | balloen tires moter perfect. ro for $225: cash ler TDs MOON MOTOR. AR rT __ 8115 Lo 1. JEtterso 00R7 ance 12 motithe HUDSON-FRAMPTON. 6300 vocusT sT.; Aue Exchange. ¢ ercar tie oener free Pim ee em Yael Sct Qian lf Pe | Jefferson and Lafayetie. LAcietic 7600 and | North ae Caed Car "iiachanee “seid Xi : $50 to, $305. al! guaran tirr’ iE *« ic ; oi" | Scoth PE ears OUND i SAE Se Presents «a Naeh eedan: 7-paseenmer: late | FORD —Tourings. roel: new tires 20 around and ¢£ id new: every * faust like new 2 ree. — = - the | line Ford genier gas | family : 1% months c} arias Grane Y aclede "5660 “ans and Ties. FORD , yw a4, Open Presents late Ford coupes moo; | coo! tiree: meteor perfect hiheent e187. ~ FORD COUPE 1925: halicon — fuliy eovinoped: also | teuringe car poe! r a PIERCE- ARROW DISTRIBUTOR, te IOLA IE FORD BARGAINS 25-24-23 Ford couves. Need |= ‘room. Make offer. FOrest 0610. | | COléax 5571. 5156 Delmar. (c3) | Brand-New, 1927 : °25 Oakland Landau |“ sr "twsictr’ S-passenger beautifully uoholstered in « PORD-—-Teurine i895; ee es 4818 Wasningion. DEimar 0145. (¢ bow ote tf other extras: car Griven very | 4a% Fridas. Saturday 2401 Locust Alwage Open anes SEDA AN pine “ for TPS “er: oe er er | Fr RD oT Tourtnes and ca coupes late OE Regge gg, Pte, ; $°5 down. Open Wednesday Frid (ob) ' | Saturday evenings. $82) seeion. (cO) qi §-Passenger Sedan Bix wire wheels; full ; equip ee iil atti lll al ) ment includin trunk. set of (| S ° f Ss i \ oaaa covers. nie Car im exce.- ‘ Hnecia a = )} jent condition throughou! ‘ 2 © tourin 1 5. | (i Bea \ — be ue ) Seasen. Price eer res at Prati mg 135. r [ gana } out os = a0n4 ' 1924 Hudeon touring. $250. 7: } 3 Lan aa on « 44 ; 124 Chevrolet touring, $100 NELLA LD GLLEE DIGS! 1924 Hesex touring. $200 ae SS mee Exeelient condition Grive them awar. sere + eens Oe ere ~ re HUDSON-PRAMPTON, 3309 LocusT sf. (|) _ JEtterson 2100 ue er ae Pars Buch | ron 4 --Tourtn 4 Toe vor overhauie’ if s (le one we met u1o# | Terme $75 down 2019 Locust. ‘S} —tr ee ; —— ase aaa ” —_ a oe 994 MOON SEDAN | i * 7 : ae new lacquer waint. KoOd tires, Gea" | out Eh. ATE ce COMP) Rae Forest Presents Flint teuring: new Duce: hal- 4 whee FORD TOURING Boy Moet commpitte red in 4. teed 20 fo full equipment: set of seat cov- (GA RDNE Routing. ty) permanent ‘top priced pooner McFA STAN ‘ene “jourts a MAX a “MARMON ‘TOU RU Mw eoee appes rence : CHRYSLER USED CAR M'DWEST MOTOR INC. 9 i 36 New duce finish. G. M. OLIVER CAD C- $33 Locust. fi peng | oN a oe NAgH—1923 "touring: winter eq Victor 1187. GKand “Ov ERLAND pe te nen, : eee ii Plate «A Be a PORD—Sedan. 1926 Tudor; can't be told | with every possible extra and new tires: | dix palioon = and other ac- | Will trade your old car a* por yayment. + 3015 Locuat. ites Eifter -. - geagzt ious sek, Late pen __Preaente a re Nash touring; sree For Sale ton. $138 or ior lows. Victor #1 Most complete stock of sc sedans If Buick iouring, 1925. Mas juet | Goce celia, St - Lavaie: improved models and 1924 mod- | spent $56 on motor repair: newly co “ta a ae ved 1924 Buick tcuring. 90 ver cent con- oniy $27 (| Aition. RORD—15 ton tr truck tal , "ee, | $100 | FORO—Tra HUDSON-FRAMPTON, $309 LOCUST S17. |, HEVROLET—-1922. 1927, tourings: $50 | ¢/3q $476. 9120: 1925 Hup 8 Sedan rite: "Aue Bxcttanee 4007 Baston. At ways Ope re __ {e778} FORD—Trucks. 4 light delivery see ' abiesr ‘ {5} | TRUCK S— Ghevro “Fab pe Mae a Automobiles For Sale Miscellaneous UBED PORDS fal ‘ton truck and truck and { these care carry in in nemeat- Bord Ford colors AY RES AUTO ) C0. _ 4088 N Kingshighway (E77) oon tires breaker cant te tad | far AU "MOC from a few car: 12 monthe to gay: wi MOC ON "MC TOR C A R OO. [trate Jefliergon and Lata vet ie LAclede Lab _JEtiersor 0087. | TOON-OLOT B7HO ' Pv OF F pee? tg "er ” Chet role iv23 “$25 te rt model: §-paseenger origina. bat ‘od. repainted: sual Pamtecd 2000: equipped with 6 diec wheels terme. Riefliing 2601 & Jetierson —J 22. ig2ze lounge $50 tal price $205 on Gelivery, bai | ‘$8. all evuaran free. Flin rer po SG AE Si OE ON eB JEfierson 3100. FORD1002 1040 wdane new Lecs mechanically Al: te 3 tea aig thres price ee ee Peres | blue welour: diwe wheelea sten pilates Litres $145 Si Gown hg llweors tines ne brakes. and) Faston 2 *! Rs Pre be sane CURT _| ere worth a2 lot more thas ~~ al : OVERLAND &—itte ordan. used a teow! ine can't te 4 ted at | times: coat $1900. } on A ly $445, Franke orieess S75 to @150- terme. Laclede cons | 5 Lasics sOe8

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WEDNESDS DECEMBER §.9 ew DESIRABLE RENTAL PROPERTY not TOO HIGH PRICED can be REN TED. _ Advertise in these col umns."@@ = FLATS FOR RENT—North satalens 12 RENT FLORISSANT AND BRANCH—New 3 CONNEC ee iT. - Bs gga hard wood floors ~ CHOICE APARTMENTS || AND oO WEST WEST END LOCATIONS” | ETE, $40 CONST. co... 3416 | 2009- at Schools. Churches. Stores and electri c, $2: PY rest wSLree ars. : i. L ~to) ~FPive rooms, by _ oe ate RRS Ng os EB = ee en ee APARTMENTS FOR RENT ROOMS FOR RENT—West_ 54 pact xis _COAL, COKE ‘AND WOOD ROOM ton oe oe = ate c 3 a bg ois. eo) 5a70W $3.25 me, $ 0216. -8) i ics baldb { ~ Leal » N —Secoud PE caine & BRO. E. £. co. — Meni! Bitz. 122 X 7ta (eae F electric: —_ $22.50. G CRI a | ENDEN ro ca ~” Copnveni 4$637-—3_ rooms. Lincotn, 3 rooms. eee eee “ DELOR. E>. + 3A- 94 New g garage Modcert; reasomabdle ic . A a. s 3 . New! Fs a ~ i oo rooms, bath, us tal prices on coe JEfterson nits 78-1130. {c8) COAL—Clean. lump. $473. sack. #275 room 95! i tres rooms, bath ms, s ba ' _= *™ Sew mi re! 293 +3 rooms. sun perior. : 435 —Modern, 3 rooms. open perch GRand SS 2D) 29°30 Aa—@ rooms JEffersen >292 41236A—S ruons EIGHT we a athe. pa finished; Tic ETA reascnha oe. i NTY +3124 s reving oerch ese = i Mu a lan 4037 R, . s convenience: $9 ver week. PF Orest VRUOMA ro tice °®- southern exposure: private home: : COAL—Clean “fernace lump. $5: white o | =e 8 (co) MAin 0596. no ae “$5.25. Gir ecale weight. LAciede 5320 | cooking warm fron 512 LAKE. — 2 PA ™ : AN 2 =! i hate : aa . - . wad am : ished: rea mabie. __ PArkview 2075M Bea ui a throughout hock from St. Lot heater: very at shades. curtai® Teas. etc. open. ge CRiEENiH 6a -. % :H : Sa 2 Me Tas Saeed : ? REF RIG: L ERA: 10N F t Nis ib D. trar ve om3 Very mY od E ohne RE MNERLY 3 ; i i cae Ss i z.. a 3 at. ath we TR . : } . . le “4 "H. agent. gownstairs. _ — : in _ ——- LABADIE. 3861—New mode: pom flat hAtina Te a F BODLAMC Nl, 1274A—4 rooms, ma Sse NEW EFFRIENCY APARTMENT. Apa, Se Sane - i: mh peg TRO G me » “nese decoraied. FOrest 39422. (on3h | KENSINGTON. 45 : $50. Id 428u. SENTH. M Ain LL paTRaNTS FOR RENT’ —F URNiSHED through- and fet On 1154A—Modera. 4 rmomm ee ate ae ee v ROOMAN T96 Arcade B.cé. » Hats TON, ; “Orn ‘ use Seoanesiean ro - , 5 fat ‘ ruis f Sah a *- WAS! tj INGT' AR 2 eR gO 59H pes a lites tat ail one “ é ’ d ‘oi ay tts re 7 ae r : ‘ pyr’ : = os ~ 3 3 . lotsa. (cl4' CGT Yurr Se SRE Ye iin Soe.» ANE Se Bian ase k: ~eD! nar sietnnkis rf © reat Aaa Be alse WESTMINSTER 3821—Reoom 2258 Pay board for three —_ a= — a . SBSS-27 80, mes : WESTMIN?ST =R 5095-- omas, board _~ lum : le heme cooking conven iences FOrest a i i | pan thad Fa on ni front ‘wee ay fax ne 5. ? ‘th : . SEL {x 8) ‘ “ £ n " ren? : rt . 5794 Mi g tt i ee ‘ : . i } i z >. agen eesti es : isnera front "oom: ut? n I c ; trcw ood é -. - ae te CONST. CO.., Oi TPORD. 42814 Dp rt Ot-wWater a GENTINE BLACK JAC THE LIMTEST TUMP COAL. a A Ai : os ww 7 " ; aR wae : : . Cus a Jicri® if week. L ocust—Clear rates: 1 . shower bat bs ADR RNR CORR sales a RL Ai ab Re a hem ta nye ——— — = a ef | & ’ 601b—-rowm apertment, peousekeepimig; Meve Lu: ‘(¢? ‘(ssid Ri ° ier - ~ tela ~o ’ R ~ 7 ~n mm furnace. P = “Ooms ., -e ; ¥. i | 4 - 100 ff wre , h rouse keeDir = Radio Repairing | re "aecoraed all club. gvmnastom. poo (CLARA 627 — Lares and small regns: | TESTMINSTER PI COMPLI LETe fF | ities. Young men only ly 16h | co: in first north. ¢ ‘oms, light housekeepin ‘ ight 6 me | dat OCcUs 4 e ins A M _DUK eS ae : woemmeesco ay R LSISA “om necting rooms: i . 33 £ IT} STE} 4: ; ay | | her a aet- Rw: pe wt SE Seeeraeesgereeranneevenineiwarst - Someone eciinhienats eepine fTeom: newly decc ad. Dest oO WEST END REALTY STORE and OF=icE FIXTURES PINE. 3515—Laree housekeeting wateri’i oud MELVILLE, ae t Ee 5a46—5 rooms. bath WANSTRATH 717% . {s64—@ Ddeactifal rooms, “ \+ ~~ ? Til L AND CONT. CO.. 221A rian bb = + Key at 3234 Ofive, North Q mont tb. “aSH REGI seh} 2R39 : ; DISPLAY COUNTE?RP—Rercister coffee erinder. “660 Gravois, light aoe use comien vod — oe Doors; $83) ag = 5532 OR 1496, GRAS ‘A caer — —Modern 6 room flats- rent OLEMAN. r 421 Frankl ~ all kinds 915 N. Sth fclO0O?) PTXTTRES— —Store 9 2 office: Mg bargrins. RICKENSOHL, Sat Mew} beemee, of convene neces. —Two front- rooms, com private faghilr: ada! i & =~ 7 ~~ —- oq ad aes a4 ~ A- iNete housekeeping; FATR. 42294—2 housekeeping rooms. =* a ~—_“omfort: abi ~ modern ce n v en! enc'® ike 5100 A—Attractively heated apartment: _ 8) Sw WE=T PINE ee sanecting or housekeeping rooms: hot-water hea’ PINE. 2°49—Light housekeeping a’ eonrven ‘ences $5 ‘c4) 4344 — Newly furni shed % (laridge Ww orth west Corner av 8 rooms anc formation. phone . - * ~ > ” ee i » a = . j ; . . ~ ™ t . > ; st ms -s . . ~ wa ae - _—_—— eR “Re & ~ 2 eroe > : light house- = . . ) —— ; . no : ‘2 Oy} rat ‘ : . —_ - ,& ' : F ~ . . - 7 - > urnishec Spertmen ts ’ s 7 — +> ~~ bath: S20 MENARD. 1411—3 rooms. WAN=TRATH. 717 Chestnut somable: goo od condition 45654—4 rooms. 3 —e VEC 3305— Second 4 voiles : me PL. 6331 A er or aise te TA te iat Oh crgihe Gaels age bats cain Hei ‘WEST PINE 3 1; reseonable PaAartricee SE alas MER A MEC 400463 Stparaie entrance. River MERAMEC. 3224a—4 Riverside 3244 Call ¢ rs pee = “so ~ trate @ 43 ‘0. a ag MER. AME cc. 2201sA—5 GTESS. We —BEALTY “58—Neow, $20._Garfield aeec "RBAN NW TRAC xs ae tatk. Ao’ bea RUSH-BU RXS_ WAin ite si] eo21a—S roctas. — h. furmece: $45. «45am ae. 4038—Furnished room. cppo- in eeoing® rooms: oorcte 2: Colfax oze0W housekerping. s sink _ (08) err yg thy NT A_FEW SOOD |} furn: uTn ished 2 rooms. kitchen, electric > | k ret! “ math (c3 ROOMS FOR RE -CLORED GTON, 46235—J3-roem epartunent RS FOR ALL PURPOSES. | PAR! ; - £100 ae — ENRIGHT. 5204A—-2 gentlemen or indies ENR! sHT 42. a crnis‘e - o sult. See tanito: prey f 4 1 heat. gas, electric CENT R AL 4995 (PRR AE seitainin. ALi. housrkeening. - steam-heated apartment. ss ce prt’ cate : : vs. Ze HINGTON = —— Roc MS ANCL — ': bath: Prigicaire — 915 N.—Newly furnished room f usekeeping ; $5. Linfel convenience: rent C A R i, ETON one Mae 2 . WATERMAN. 6123—2-reem furnished ef- WASHINGTON. 2951— Rooms rnishe a. 4616 LINDELL a suing L rbd LRD ficiency : handy t , oaeal, bua, TABLE SUPPLIES oo rnished: use of kitchen. car; includes gas. electric. — = 9299 A—Sleeping rooms, steam arate dishes. silver: $27 semi. EGGS new. ahd : : seat i, - S561) (cS) | : (c6} a its ai PS ~F urn i reo cor Ph —_ Northwest ‘NRIGHT pe ea WESTMINSTER PL.. 4123—4 real rooms. T YPEWRITER AND ADDING | CLAXTO IN. ~ 4524—Front room and kitchen OE oe ed WANTED —-3- -reom apartment: $50-$45. ia MACHINE Gara: like rew "4 incindes cas. ight. linens. dishes. silver. neck wenine heat, janitor service: under new | Manager. Mo ee a RENT REDUCED. Phone ¢ . oO — HT an 2 | Ses i » . ag +31 . sutaguibiens . T 7H —_— } ° 7 uTrnisan ~ - ~ r "+ v - "a “abe ole tay 494 4 ss sul ee ae ‘ re is GARIN HOME ~ Convent a WEST FINE. {044 "Senly furnchet 9| 142335 SST MPC POX er, “enc hot ater + ' Me r mt de x 2 ——% TA2U MACHIQE— Burr ROOMS—2- furnish: a ~ housekeenin: oe: F. &. eCarthyr. 123 Areaie ts: algo garage: FOrest Sod was Corner Pershing and Tavlor — EF EICEN ees BRAND SEW ie’ hardwood aire hard? ERO ~ , ; . ‘ _—— Dat : oma. tn ae , ‘cS3e ID 333 Ni. ws UNDERWOOD Sane al- |ARS ENAL 3904——+ urnished rooms. ra. _DEimar 2910 ROOMMATES WANTED ¥ TEND RE -ALTY “avn Cos “Tr. ce anee Sire ~ © steam heat private house: reaso in house when you to share ) 20 : mn ; me half-Das- pre pg Ra room ee: fl s home Protestant fam ha Union Trpoewriter Co rT a ROOMMATE Wid ——a we na re eiega nD nt. ed: reason OSSUTH, aie park- also garage. 1926—S8 week: FIXTURES—AW# _ kinds many bargains Globe Store ard Off:ce Fixture Co..- Franklin. «?Ar‘i-i¢_ 2760 (c McCRAY REFRIGERAT’ 1514 514 LOCU $T ST_ BEAL TIFUL vee 391 [er N\.—J3 rooms second “or electric $i¢4 BARNGROVE @ SPECHT. 112 N. 7th et . 35 25234 5 peer ee rooms: _ decorated E oo %4 aniic TALM A‘ SAGE 924A-015—At 4148 bath nice oe pow vam &> isa . and NEA PS Sg OE BT A al abn iy % 95 Ba : bath. decorated. — GTO 1930 — oome. WASHING? ft a ” A * Chestr ut ADDING ood bargaiz ADDING mote! ids ; “40? 4 an ty Pe gt eh ahead > ug? high 50S > 339 itm — agp room with twin £ EST one ake te) Cons Saas y ABS gat, ee) od ford en ek a i he ee te fe ee ee ye nt eee trre ww ri-ers = » a . Bk Cow.) 1 Z - — Sang = Apariments as GArtield 3 6305 Southwood $30 DETAL PY . ‘E PARKV IEW 200: s. Bath. E IN DE MUN PARK a Magazine: third Beautifully Arranged . nished. | -_ = . ab, wg gt | NLE Ry EIN. Inc, 904 Chestnu RT: 7 EI a tee ae PGi 7 ~~ > ~ rivate ac 2 Ro oS IR K 44! 2-14+—High-c! _—— © URES - '2.} | -Ci ae i & kas light nen tlbet ™ . : - a2enre- te ‘ ~4 ; D1? rt iv at a wre re Dd a he Bi 4498— Housekeeping . > ag we > ~ = te Su 50 some rt. . cas. ranee sink ) = ae ” inf 2615—Front room “with ketch = eS i: 7 : urn? ’ ~~ - rnished for housekeeping: reasona> — _— _ re nes nage _ Apart (ment : é es : “ ‘ = - = ceS? | rerre em r Reens--2 Tile | private: ho me. ; | 39: 5: = ‘ —a i. ee ae - pepmanepntnatocets a ry r SOODFELLOW, 1260—Room. 1 Corm- > te ge Bee Be fortable: front. 2 employed cen oF ot coupe All Large. Light Rooms rOW NING | "nin | = Priced for Qrick Rental re : og Ry +B ~ pga 227 | GRAND, 9421 aK.) lm : 3 SEE TODAY — a (c2) | HAMTLT is-a—F o; nicely fu a . a ae fia j-Reated ... one and bath £10 week Ska ‘can, & | mas ia 813-21 LELAND "ON BL. PERSHIYi BURL ay 3 EE , kitchenet eres ACLEDE, 43324 — — Lares. HOUSES, FLATS, |} -P# 252 7 err 20S Bice SSI" | weet Retry Shp Caner > > 4 1333 TEST : Es thay ae ae a ¥ ae ae Lo he PT i ic ~~ 24 Bette atria De potae-er. in Si CHIEDREN to care parents emplored or cial functions. FOrest ROOM-—Attractive front: run: emcelient table. DEimar 6245 North SLlQUA—Roem and REG rea sorabie OR EGON —— - a Alt *Yncvt Le 2005—Laree sleeping moor private family Victer 3884 1% m; board optional WweST ESD REALTY The Wilmar Apartment Hotel Dal; > DeBaliviere Av. ys cr ~ | — ADEL. AIDE AND CONST. CO. REED. RANA ta ei cay A SS BEE real people 335 cew Flats 7708 west on Clayton then two blocks south. rooms. tile bath, steam heat; 7675 Wise av. $60. Ralph terrace, $75. W AGNES GRANT ~U0-—. RA SES Sa MAFFITT. 4145A—jinooms. kh or wit om housekeepin 3 Inde se _Qut_ board AIM an furnish ’ - « ~ oy S ‘e.ing Too Tw. — AA ee — 7 Northwest DAVISON, 5262- Room and board for a a Ae ng th ah AMEN heat i cage 2 Spee. tei ath - keeping: steam “ 28Q | — - , Ae ae : | a 38198 Peon ie ; Fe . A Or ae we ry . . co 7 ee ete ae ; : ——Heated mroms. housekeep ee makin ' Mast = a - , — leatiehie - ; ' : e i cunning water LOG ‘ ] L@eT in te. a? % — ~~ s1° a, atm ’ 1 an 47 , ; iL no fe * , - fanas or > mi a6 ' : » af ' Cc - wr ¥ 1m and. board - twe MorRH ERs iis ~La ly a mt room ! ya 1 S os a 8 “2 > IweSsinet : z . HOT PTUs Re ‘ Qa : sf ry — : ‘ ; : | >. > a ORY Li : ne : ~ ——— - - . ——— ~ HOt .AMW , : rca ; 72 27] sftePgm ™ +¢ }- : IR an ear tegen - -- un riehed. -”* ‘oo ‘ Fs, - os : | Furnished: $33 jo. $4 FLATS FOR RENT also handle _ rRooOM—W arn. — head : : mt Bia lemen no efer: Pout ’ i>} arc me : ROOM AND RO ARD Private ** com veniec Com Pion Hew ght >Rah CSSEl shit $912—Room adies. prvate : a7 ly ~HEN AND) Ald 34. >) Som private ™ SIMPSON PT. cst a R 1a) WYOMING. tor 2; meals pono West 5324—Room and board: references ex anes »6 23—Board = aes | 3 File Copy 5u0il—Furnished poom rm” row wm “a BOTANIC c cpa NNE. o. Licht “orxn erry TeErST CO. Acout r “ , ’ 7 | hae ~~ Warns O "2 ‘roma. SEE. elses Ses eds __ONF_MONTHS PENT PRPS s i Chi Pm stthse pihdnenoceenmanaieniecnon = dal 7 4 Siec’on ~eer 5617——Reom. tite. arcs CAdany HAMB ERLAIN aire or ceunle empiored ref 7" TM +0 Lavels MSO SesHing ToomNs PAGE. 4713—2 warn - frent ho ‘sok een ing PAGE. 38°0A—2 connectine reoms: si. Conmvemences: reasonahic ~’e for or nabie. {eaters LINDELL. 4068—Larc- eer Tr Gg he * yee agate il IGE AR Alle SOUR ~ . ome Rati - , ia ee Oe enone ene ne Ss a _ p ts * ry o ; . — 1TLAR, § . © . osama - er een - —e <t°o X.- COMP TO 153s @—Forner- newly Pepered on mac 7. cheap. Mooe two genticmen {o8O

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 8. 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 36 etn monet BILL FOR PAVING WIDENED STATE PENAL BOARD PLEDGES er 3 ee SENATOR M KINLEY |x. ore Soa gre flanthro- SECRET DRY AGENTS | OLIVE STREET DELAYED CO-OPERATION WITH POLICE Free Lecture on Christian Science Complaint That | most of which were to institu- | ‘Rina on tank ie spa maa) OP Higa ec UNDER FIRE IN HOUSE . Center Trusty Convicts Committed By Mr. Algernon Hervey Bathurst, CSB eeniwes CN Ce egy re eta vm She eget sero ms ema. « _ ase Leaving Strip in Center for Street Cars. Crimes in Jefferson City. of London, Eng _| tions in Illinois. Springfield, I11., secrmeng indicat ed | : + Smith lect- | An ordinance for the paving of ®8v the Associated Press. : | . , the possibility that Smith, his el 'Widened Olive street, leaving an JEFFERSON CITY, Dee. §&. | Member of The Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church, | The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass. ASHLAND . ' ped successor, would be appointed | Renresentative Gallivan Would! unpaved 23-foot strip in the mid-/ statement has been issued by 3 watens ae EIGHT. i / | 3520 N Ne all ‘ GAME McKinler’s unexpired term, but | -s le for use by street cars. was con- q . inom 6 FIINERAL | RIDAY a the same time : ‘ were re-| Abolish, While Andrews we ee today ae a aa phones nena Board declaring tha At a Side z oh 0o2¢ seireecs WTCOoni- aS lh 4 nar mt. "4. | “a 3 |ports in Weshington that pressure Favors Them. mittee of the Board of Aldermen, ‘"* Doard will co-operate with Po- | BOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, 5569 Page BI, ‘Bremen Neate: ) ean age BIS week's "a Station “RSD ——* x brought on Gov. Small aa but @ vote was delayed pending re- | “** mi to prevent trusty | * | 20tn and Bremen , : = lightens d ame some other person for the ceipt of an opinion from the City the Missouri Peniten- | THURSDAY EVENING, December 9, at 8 o'clock. CHOUTEA aa = Sen ee dvantage Services Wil Be Hel in aie nt short term of ( — to By the Associated Press. Counselor as to whether T ‘ tiary fre olatin 4 the law in Jef- | : ‘ : cou al ua x 7 ‘ onstration of the a of . ¢ avoid a possible delay to important’ WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—New ‘strip could legally be authorized | Cie end ibetcuteite ‘ke | The Public Is Cordially Invited. ere ee campaisn planning by ae es Church at Champaign OF /iegislation that might occur = fuel for the wet and dry fight was 2 Paving bill. oh ahi city. an " : b | jini ‘ FAIRY — fore the play of the mith were ap inted sll the sub- ue si i ality ™ a cde . Sheet u nen ar o be employed | . ; : te ‘ Which His Father Once Smits — c ee a linaiiies presented to Congress today in the Arthur Bader, attorney for ' aed 2 eae | The Lecture will be radiocast, Station KFQA, 280 meters. 640 Faston “Sener Da from Dum my ‘ject of primary cCampal PLUMS Sireet property owners, Wao “an aie Gata ike ah 625 | - Pixty “fhe participants and their cards Was Past thus brought before °C paareie. on section of the Treas-ithe whole street paved, contend he statement ot Tey: Aingsland ‘Pen qere as follows: . as or. His Long Illness. appropriation bill, which in- it would be necessary to grant lowed a tim: — VEST. 8 | mwtieg Mae oy oS aoe NIGHTS {687 Gravels Ae elk Mr Work. Dealer, “South”: ; ;, : 2s “ ” Senator McKinley, after recuper-|corporated a virtual erequest for special franchise to the i | the City cil hers nday ni 50c-$2 —— ' . ng ion sanction of the em-/ Railways for the strip. a +} oe . : se . _ VicNAIR the effect that the police woul MATINEE TODAY ASPS37- 50¢-$2 | '-Seie-Pestaieen IN HOUSE AND ating from a major operation per- : ssic il altimore,|ployment of “under-cover” prohi-| Director of Streets and & rs a: Gaatienide a mands | ade wiht NOW IN EFFECT - 3:25 : | L t n The Farce Comed = E si MOGLER , Mr. E. K. Leech, Bronxville, N-. forme 3 iast j at B: RBeaecdiaa iw ts . = . ftinally } duri th bitic Ts. Brook said failure iAc . yi 4 ae s ; SENATE 20 YEARS (tc part of September from i Seti: ap dinance now ‘Will delay the tm. / Convicts, whether they were “trus- [WEW AND ENLARGED POLICY) | early part ot mber from on which Congress/Gimance now M-ties, thauffeuts, or just ordinary mr 0 RADLE SNATCHERS | When’ Seeman |) g. “West”: Spades, -K, Q .s 2; neumonia com ation. © over- | mus ecide - ne 4 | 2 ere : ; _,.; Unprivileged prisoners,”’ fou 0 _—— —_ 10. 5; Diamonds, “I: ° came this and during the from which advan are made to event of immed - veg ay oh sc the streets of the. cit accom ORPHEUM CIRCUIT. SHOWS With MARY BOLAND New Bride STAR : * 5. 2 He Gave Millions to Philan- ‘tober s well |secre eratives 531 he } ased said, the paving cannot be co Seg pean Bo OGETHER Bact Feat Photon! dge (’ , i, &; Clubs, early uy s of c — «iy ll om wEret Sporatives saad Se Wecream wrod Sct ta |panied by a civill > 113 A iTH e ure Opiay- | and Original New York Company be & Nat. Comedy 7 _Mr Frank H. Bachman, Phile- ‘enough ft AKe an inveresi Lait aPOTT math : U.UUYU. secret € : it. rd ty an ntiarv o icia?. a AT THIS GREAT SUNDAY NE? wae we . - 7. a throphy—Small May Ap-| |} world ser! baseball contest. Since aving survived heated acKs in oy si 4 e a ‘Orleans An Alderman ently harged ee SHOW AT THESE ; PRICES: ~ H. H. “ito Vewstead ; = _. 3. 2. 3: Dee Clubs . . tee resoive: LU 7 ’ pose hat con ~ts ermitted to rur Gir, 8% ca ine” : 1520 N. N é ak r ' MATINEES r 4 NIGHTS THE WORLOS BST MUSICAL COMEDY roma: ewstead — : moa J, 10, % 8, %. = f \ } f ‘the * hi net had been grad--' committee hearings, a isclosed in it point Frank Smith to Va- rally akening. transcripts of testimony made pub- / at city expense to Ja5p : oun ook mee at all hours an: re “te! | se iy + .e ; lic today, the isSue was placed street Situation there. orizing” é community. He I \ hx, Sundays Ex. Sundays (|) |O’FALLON am | _wfr. Whitehead, “East: cancy-. wide throusteut ‘the Senate: fore the House at the special re lege at rot iad been |i) “Samenen oa \ ii Cf | 4024 Florissant a ia ¢ 3; Hearts, J. 9 7%, 3; ews. | thes | S| quest cf Enforcement Chief an-|FIRST SUPPLY MEASURE | tracea co conviccs ana'tharm wel] 1506 1500 || fee ee S04 - | anene a er "ae ) 3. | drew uUPPC i am a. been caught i SEATS AT ( SEATS AT PALM : yr. Work opened - ——— fend came were iis sister, ! ; : ‘a4 aiig iidi s: 2 PS 6P 6, pane i! a pe Fe: Bris 2a. a id ae il \ | a ~—, M AR TINS VILL E. Ind.., Dee. . A. -owers of UNhs nm, " as rh se es iat inet tites . EGER rai . ' Shona Rekeewedl t aioe, ahiamenl s opi x ‘ ial oat Friends and relatives today 41); brother, Thomas oki ip Eee i a iw tee ee “for Postoffice and oe eb-opevatina with: ihe 63 5 at 5@¢ | at 90c pus tax { || PAULINE a aeeremp te uld bai Pomona, Cal.; his nieces, Mrs _traised against the increase is th: Treasury-—$27.340.000 for Dry mt ati ith the city, the ae 3 aa wTH! OUISE GROODY Lillian & Claxtes ! eh that the no-trump wo giye take the body of Senator Wil! ‘am Leavenwort ae an.: : al arden wet, Representative Enforcement. se ap wg rm é - rte a ap > t in i > BERT LYTELI i _y oe | | , us ‘ner a better idea of his dis McKinley of Illinois to ome i - "MacDonald, Danville, | Gallivan (Dem.) of Massachusetts. |. 11. aseociated Press 8 SS eget Ae ne oy on a sce L The VALIANT"|| ano HAL SKELLY a DiPLom ee oe ee a el oe wontne this money : Ww vASHI NGTON, Dec. _ §.—Th pect. wey Qe’ SU8- | SANDY LANG & Sere O CTT cette os | meee ¥ —_—~" ss wecid aoe | atts , > of Cham-| Sition of payin Lis money f thi of innual su y bills, that WELDER SISTERS CO. Ps @e will be held Friday. f ai nepaew of Coal urpose,” Gallivan sclared— afte _ eee ‘Tre os a > on 3 Iastoffice JOHNNY BURKE bn toes Work” | Sat. Mat.. 50c-$2.50 WED. MAT. 50c-$2 QUEENS om ia ag ain this fa. if a small The Senator died : in lock 7" r who stood watch overthe | **?* ining tah le Wi not con-/ +7, the rents. as repo! today to | ee TRIXIE FRA wy? Im Her New | _ | ore ; 7s b had been substitated for his! yesterday afternoon - Ant ra =. na les 2xyHMensive ree should i 2! wees abet ena > he . e osts ome herokre and lows a by Mr. Whitehead. Mr. Leech would let stand. Upon reaching this de- for re-nomination to the Senate by} 4 S° Frank A. Smith. of Dw« ight a m | in his then enfeebled nait % Saeed aoe ancy ea aaniiine, ed for his vear, Was sub | beak FLAT RATES $1465. $2.20 A hr. Bachman, “North,” was $=. Sat. Mat... 5@c, $1.10 mpted to pass end thus conceal | Party Service. | BREEN nachine .. low the bu defeat “ the primary came on the rs McKinley's public serv- oe stited befe: th cand 3 ” : : Si.75, S850. Wed. Mat. We, $1.10] - | 257 Seethweer heels o the near Ss Vigorous | ;, from th cond R a ee ee ee ee ae , . prohibition nNrorcemes ape : _ ‘ees 4 Acts « — | € Le” om second Roos ymmittee n inciuds soc cea saoaieereda but o »*+a] Cars 2 $1 S. S= a. ‘$2.75, Mail Orders Neow.! | . “ONGRE a, ; : SEEN omor~ow. | ee, ‘en SS;. ms 1 +f. Geahis club strength from the oppe- _ | ae | 1073 Olive St. ; Sts. H- could than have bid up + _ iitasimiedey set hed here tein Ble eae ehh bg sit patron AOE TE Me a RS eg | ORR cy bn REE Mu sae Sate. e " . ae : erties Ky moot Pe Pat: ee ary dais Rh ete afin ts P PRP +6 en oe f - “or Re Ot) nn ard ae. a eae bei sh aad be as iy PN A har Sn at el -—) ee te a ae = aa ge ee ee ee stand in favor of American adher-i velt aan inistrati W “5H h P! . nit) CORRS ual personne] ; 7” J ence to the World Court Protocol. | tere, Le House. During n cte 33 “eh ami eaiteiin tee |e | lia s Sinead . ‘ 7, a ' — our if necessary. an AMERICAS - de ¢ :, Grand-Flor. mC have obtained a double which he He had been in Congress nearly 20 terven} ge ye: © was chairm ng ae os began ith Rasa eficiency appropria : : years, 14 of which were spen and treasure! the Republican| rear Admiral Frederick C. Bil-|PTesemt fiscal year. ot i MOST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE he bill called for : lucti OST BEAUTIFUL THEATRE -rand & Florissant Avy Se would have welcomed. However, tg) a Comune concealing his club strength frem mance of the House of Representatives. ngressional Committee and later |), ELIOT ic lle gi ete ons to pamper: 7. heca mea — —_— — antag es & ee yin 7 —_ : ane \ — ay ¢ . on CO! ain approt eS Lames wit one of th 5 went 6s | tice “Mier oO oo . ~ = Repub- | tola the mmittee that “rum row) mad nasible by the red eanaain = en ni- | Iican Senatorial Committee ip Sinppenred” He sdumtiea See Sane ee ent anak HAYES ALL NATIONALITY WEEK | ‘fern & Grav.) Sema Ss opponents, he would aso bars ro _ ~ _% : eh: ee fe ca Tage in » ae 4 pene nse : aie deceive is partn would vAUSEVULE’s ou a H1-POINTE L-STAR CAGNEE place ).™ with long weak clubs if est men in Congress" when he Te a ‘ > » a pe : , P . $ put > one of the wealthie the uthern coast: 56 paseo oe aapperlias was due Hydraulic : until the asury. 4 nage ages : Parts and Service Celebrated Negro Tenor Castes omens Mef ans. ' + Se they were not bit be @econd round. Therefpre, Mr. BUSINESS FOR SALE men in Co: S. c} Slows long | alli an’: questions developed le yn ES GI 1ONies BOARDINe MUcsE—Gaivan. Gusty “| activity if the mortgage and loan|that 156 operatives had been con- | PMncipaliy to elimimatlono’ Hl me” Safety Service Cor. at = nished: free remt to Jan. id “{92?- Speci eee a ios elec em , : | publis ee th of © ssf al CEmerel TSR8R AMERAS PINE. MA c KING BEE ‘Bachman bid three clubs instead of G ‘TIE. N ; . . This bid told his partner, Mr. Ln ae ce aa a — Work that he had a long and eut rate druc store for sale. casy Day Mon business had atven ‘ hut icted on a rious 33 das as Seeiaoattilen Bas Name / pe ©- A. and Poro College. wGiMME THE MAKINS” | Ba ® Mr. Leech’s informatory de good Sent. end loracion, onooaite. large CIEE oT 10 years he pi ao- , §, PRATHER'S SENTENCE Mrs, F_U. King of ea Lartet YVR baw Ds . — GIBSON & PRICE : SME... :. naa Me. Bachman passed, sehook: eo competi ti et nat ‘ wre 110.000.0090 Has Already sarset rges | fo , he. * AW Ec TT _* * j _ enough Se TE ata | RS a ee rs ao : pee SSEPTGMMIES make what would have Deen 8 oe a see : = es a ameen > He maintained Kinley selling yen 5 32 AR: EIL = Dec. Sm r® | i ak 4 birt ts 2 = Y MERRY WHIRL BERT H AN LO 7 Pee bid of three ae See fs AR. s60t—i3 rooms. housek ping Working Girls ose, isang Had wtcadrd Guilty in Gmese- ; ‘© of Winona, Minn., witha ai pty rl ‘THE GATLING GUN : _ , Mr. Werk also agg he feared DRY CLE ANI xc AXD TAN OR SHOP— id the Sarah Hasket evenson mene spi nas ; tableau” of three lions, (Wo * sm 7 at HIGH TOWER TRIO ae o- — : Scene ies as ‘i ~ an oj ? Mharlk Prath: eS x: ffaloes. three leo] |; ics mak eile P f + 4 E wr. Leecl. realizing from Mr. ass that the latter had DRY GOUDS RE—Commun:ty sien on being a day we dite former State Food and Dru om 7 “ig one rninocero: i a dt Re | ——_- ' See the Quren of Quiver : —» : _ ae ne a : ie @ men * | modating ant GAA habies tr, | Missioner, who had enteréd a ama nf this size and characte . i . | * Pa fhitehead’s p + He nom ine Paty ‘Th 2620 C kee st mo ~ ‘ides | as s 6 pepe f cuilty to conspiracy to defrand) ... nna: . 3 207 itisfied amd is , ." ‘ R ve very weak hand. alsc m- a — Rg — (et! | 86 a en . . riement of the tax on beer! .s.. 6. ure wild anime + by >. | 955 Eastay : , pleased, under the circu ar ? ROD a6 eT c re | ; | G : : a> nt A Lake 4 it ‘ a j Soo af * ae , ‘ : : : : ees. = ; ; ez: = ‘ ‘ Sel > a Da ce . Eve - ; . . . , . ces. that the opponents were aah : ‘ ~~ . me i z (i re eee , i ’ haa Vad as La . eo . ~ c wer. ; ‘ ia &' A sae . wes mn ° a ; _ GiFT AND NOCELTY | m——In heart © an os : mEaP cution and who a] ured befo: ‘ams oo ry ns DO YOUR - NOVELTY ERE OF a minor suit instead of no- Stereo wou oc cheek an il on ee ee) SPORE ROD-~! wederal Judge Far’ ~ we 4 a ae eee D 199 CHRISTMAS SHOPPING | . (524 Easton | trum p. _\'M = 1% P, «* Diener e : 7, 2 sat! ee _— ay ~* aif e IAL} ' Gigs . ; dav ‘ + y ‘ Fre is wondertu!! I felr better in . ‘ 2 Wenxter Graves . > “ay aie a ~ -T 7! a ‘ ua TIO tia Tt Lae niv . . +? : : r Bi Tye a2aV™monea 4 ri at ° . : a 2 of ote vi ant. e £ . Se 2 ~ ; ol , - irhborheo sine No a¢ent “s is Tht 0 : LON ee 1u ? mor 2 spe ttacniny: —_—_ r. Whitehead epened ae ee eee — = * 500-88 7 i niors t y : py ; al LOCI wner of the ewery. 2N 4 pet desire no is t noOot —- a dew moments alter _—— Matizee Totay, 35¢; Children, L5e PAGEANT a - ae the fourth best card of a week mixed trade. Modern fixtures: in- to enable th oi . | meber Nattons, former State Labo ime anita “I tru my rifl it—and I danced every dance! 251 Delmar La card with formation 515 FrankIin (c nk eenten npi ita, teen ee - a sequal a 4 is only four- * GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET—Mus: | POUC6e year. ways 9 i eet Mien ae suggee eg my F | . Si lv W. d rfu Lae ¢@ RE Powhatan 7 Here is where Mr. Bachman sel] om account of sickness .| the young man o : ; . optimaglipage —- : Nat 5 WAS! fm! ay m d before | imp y onde ] a . FE pt etter . 2 ghowed the generaiship character- : RARDWARE STOR E— Account Of arin | Senator McKinie rg : oo we ys any pee oe sal 4 bene re 2 RN : SE ei 4stic of successful players. Before ship, wi!) not refuse reasonable offer. ber of “ aie > so meee oh te Ppeaneauer Mrs. King ts one of five wome Social an usiness activiti Busy shopping days! Stremuous and nerve-wracking! | EORGE ) pia used take Filland 3694 ? (oO , are oi — Ca! ;, and fined $3338 Linis gdecision Was gin eg a mw aevceees ch ootrtr ; th if we | Ease the strain of this. pustung by visiting 2 Sxouras & $s H A w ‘be pee : a _ ~ _— we rae A sil how LUNCHROOM AND SODA POPNTAIN— ur | nevereed : ca stemaneerian — ne mee OO as can gO On just the same U you : Theatre. BRelax! Enjoy yourself! ‘Sth and Shaw “THREE Sap) Meck of his sesets an = re rsed and t ase was i illite Mi rin She « rec mathe ‘ thati — ig game in Afr.ca. >. seta re use FRE. Relieves cramps, | ' 3h d — ‘fo utilize therm. He saw “yj Shenandoah = we FP Cheap if sold at once. Lindel! &300 (cSt as & — s MEAT MAR KET AND : ROC ERY «i at t oy => . ; . manded for ] f '? : le rcact Tawmwha ww? - Bt ; } : ’ . :, thread ta a aWa wa % £ . ‘ i ' : 4 o- - ’ ei¢ ant eve ’ - b - ; urrite? refr' gr ration ight heat E ‘t ee st ~ are yn oa RQ —_ i _ Tess i — ee : ack pai —= TT)! Cu ! ; ¥ ie . » , ter t “er & imo tea! x and fixtu Teg. : wee . , eg Sen . Appeals fy 3 ‘ea ae . = * ™ : : _ .) Ou >f the ~O untry on ex. b ache, n rac ously! aS . vols av. Baiach Packing Co a “> nator McKinley | should have disqualifie | himself Riek, Africa in the ’ ° SS ; , ' gan Browse paeueer 2 quniited Rimecif OM tase expedition tnto Africa 18 the Toa: be Afraid ‘ Bis 0 aff 7 wee Fe 7] 2% } ont RS TIVOLI { e his cont s aS Ste the 4 = x ines ' His only chance for game was to Ze MEN s FLAN SHING a’ ‘ wha: : i v4 ee Oe Chae | Ji ¢) affidavit LDa : to Take FRE GOWNTOWN ~ SEVENTH AND LOCUST @ecure a spade or heart discard. * Stock. new fixtures ; nm. 7 ? : - “ote ee MH es nee ee ee sid (he diced Nations will have a new OL hoo? Sine —.>3 ie ‘eon - L€ iaS1 “SS1 h TY e % wf » lL} ‘ iene ee m™ Aa, — — —— rn ; ' as = ae * . _ i 4 24 anal Dru S al . oe = , ; * - age 36 years, was stricken with ee | RUTH ETTING 20 sconce oe a eo _ - PIL LLP ~~ See owner at restaurant after hic) eo vreare 5 pom ‘6 ~ Se yeats ago, when the . be divided 4-3. RESTAUCRANT— West & ol nace: Or Was 1 year old. } ; cram of remodeling and enlare> ; ee ; ’ a als an CONTINUOUS 11 70 = apt to di ; ; oe ‘ is fathe: . nd enlarg>- an c} art dise: | : . : : i ee a would be good.| ‘or ‘we: faa ter ms: er “ lease t) a Gets. ad 2 ’ (seorge : a : ities ant x - ee eS. ; a “ . i | i Vs ae a. A > : ‘ 4 Anc “LE as gene : aS MATIXEER % eee h diamon wT ; Lf im. | the rs y, was|™ent was embarked upon a year in his room at the Anargg r9t of ‘Leona LEONARDI & 2: : . a - have | ‘ a1] : as a Perna kan ashe rt a. os. 64 Aisti@T i ia Ot i L. musica! ' tos ; “STIL . 3 . ” work his pian, he would | RESTAURANT — Factory @isttic:. « : pasto! Assisting : ro more ago to keep pace with the :; 3 22 hef adical aid RS —— three ¢ bit wal Rea _ aaa am SSO Nat oe ems pastor at the Py blic Service "crPagee in + 2+ +2 a 2) : ld +g . 8; a3 YS ’ ° — back in Dummy uv "3 ete a aX : wis — ‘ OU Ue . u Ti 4 “ WS - 7 as es — ~) | will be the Rev. Mr. Macone of +he Senate Adi : » | r winning the first trick there: fy RESTA RANT—Daly fFeceipis €RO- pe Mi Kj = here ee oe oe © Adjourns in Memory of Prof. Brown arri ari last y oe ice to lead diamonds, and os equipment; only $1200 if eold Thureday: | niey Memorial Presbyterian Senator McKinley ening nd short} : | * ite * wg tS! west end business esc. | Church of Champaign. the buil ERO Ga Epa ™ , and shortiy after he reg- WS : ™@ cash the established “thirteen- | of which om, £20 Duliding | Y th A-- ee | -d at the hote! . SR” After th first trick was taken |; ,« rhich was ‘+ ¢ . , yracre . a ee ee ee ¥ : 5 er ator to the Tate he Sen-| WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.—Thejand requested a GRAND AT WASH! SS ia a Db. pe: uld be fust ly . tuversity of a Senate adiourned five minutes b : . te = NGTON . —ee s a Dr. W. M. Hu SE SUMINES Secittne tubsy aut an commu as Gd Gee ke ee ee TEATRICAL Youthtal Innocence Ver | entries left—one high heart} . : ® mT ing toda. out of resnec* arri' , with ae ottle. Mme s FOREMOS ee - . ce eTsus Apache Jealcusy in a Sweepirs x _ Q ae * bets the ki n » of elubs an ROOMING HOTS E. i2 ak GPeee | Pe ecant!? , ~ S ni v ! aii 9 ted after a bi “a - versity City, o: The ook OD GAVE ME 20 CENTS” # AND ON THE STAGE $4 price S50. © term: C. J = ‘42 “SN DPAIEN. gona? ry ~eig’* ba T : ; : : ‘ ; HILT. A i464 N. Tt ine seTvVices Wii) iM charge of ee WS SST : , ae UU). ~OCS ; ek and en the Rs ROOM ING ~ ROUSE—T1l reooma elegantiy | the Rev. Dr. Drink Be Ot . us me — *é ai Nav aken | _ FLORENCE WALTON. LEON IM . ~ baal 7 Fi . : — . ” . furnishe he ~ rent: muet eei] make of Interment : unt i named to attend th, f‘unera): an. CharT * fuorer arrangen led ! termationaily Famous Ballroom Dancers—As- ter. Owner 4028 Deimet Want is Mount Mitps Cums. | Sores Denccn a - Pre : “"°). REM) SPECUL ARTICLES — . ROOMING FH: CSB—I2 rooms. eautiful’ tery will b I * iot tn which hi arors peneen, . whet irviv r his 4 - lid 7, ? ee ; in — 3 5 a ie: B : ? ) > ; furnished: terms: owner 4202 West Fire mother and father were burted Hampehtre Ni * Chia ‘n . 0 ic@) Qh at wt 3 enews ane ty? - ri ROOMING HOCUSE-——i2 +eeme cere ze Be NAB aa DROP Ta ae i a Sy PE REE oe hay catia han el teh , ~ ae APF ec See ge casi ad Em Yo Yee ew, jp me heels A ee to re SAT UFR Ace og. we = ty) VMarviand: Fea none ong - : ’ What have ¥ you? 2 Mret soll. pet E mar | MecKiniey Ruitt Thira Bridge Acrox« oe . ., .._ , BY the Associated Press come AUDE- | Minahetnes. acky tepubiicans, an Lobinson., St. Joseph.—Cloudr: | Sox Tig AO gg ‘oucy, reads fair; ILLE, MUSIC, REP- pnnaiene oo oonatmuation € ROOMING g the —10 reome and Seth | iO the late Senat . Arkansas: Overman. North Carn. im places “ ; - 2" Sas aoe 4 Senatinar a i. > ~* —~ Gite as ie MACH S, _ ee Se ee sith ioe etaaiies : sf ina Fletcher Moritds Ashuret Joplin it ; ERTOIRE. LITTLE Chestnut. Garfield 4778 id«x )i! i, _ as president of the Minas Arizona Rrouses ra Lonistana tet? nee City ee | THEATER, PARKS, Jalts ——— ponsinemnnainecenstinieas* } | Traction Svyeta ’ on |) Bia ewte —_ Pe | cs ce OCT CT SOR y. Cloud) f FAIRS, CIRCUS 2 OF Bhuag) etend ; hare other . Cem camp eted 2k. ‘ . to . "ait Rie enn ;oRn PRE O. mnedav = | AND canears there be Pros iwar Me Kinley tri ETAT HIN = nd Stephens Mi ifs sein ni | }e9¥s 4. : + ie annine ' Pp, em ( olnum Ma. —- wk PARLOR- —WNortheaat oor -> “4 aie ‘Pate ‘OuGy,; roads mud.- 7 A ——- oS and Geyer (va) Mississippi River between ot Taine ty t All News Dea! SS “a” sid i St. La : s ers eS i 5 +P... * - . ‘ a Ronracenta tive i @f@aan : ‘ ee 4 Ais Ro SHOP—Reasonanie wey 6 AT and the Tri-¢: gi lly w. 1 Moberty.—Clondr: ras muaace WS ;' SY mere same ' . srr} Le hs ple she tet awe ~ = ates: 9 sy : F ‘ , * we Br , Serialia muddy: ade om | , : Ke - mn a} HOP Fine Leen 16324 : i - are if wAa28 fhe ehh ot. | 7 t — abliished. os ‘He Cura fridge acro rent learine over $°00 m= | @ONnS increasing the outlay ta es Raines and Arnal , : ° eo Man* sacrifice >. ) : a — eTNOCTAtS Ransae City — Oveorenert , yt can Tt Be Wena? This % Devotion Be Measaret? Oe ove Ang IC . MILTON . Pron, Mf LS | ng a In ach guick: @ve phone | 000 20 : “s sera le 3° Post-Dianaich, ore * | 0 Oi n it WAS he ildea a «a a eae ‘ser ty Rennbhti, (ys 4 muda ; ar) * id USINESs Pir ¢ rr) a Nef for the cangestion of trars un . Democrat Ulretng coe 4 /t. Dramacc Thunce® ‘ . . a : Yori nt a ow, “vy . t brs is Bila. Grands a obs between St. Louis and the Wast! were designated | seieank di e Springfield .—loudy: roade can 4 ae ic a Mystery aad Tr. . sl > A Ty Senatar © ape (it ansanlihe a Hi , * aa . ‘ * ind tai distriet. A pro Meck Kinley" s funeral. in behalf ‘ rERCSaS. i artiy Ieeudy, dead a > ; Sid ustr nett ot) sents eee ee: Le ae in KK , eigenen . MEN OF _ a SS SAAN ; SSS Se oS SS “Sh oo ENT Ee AS : eS “ Ay

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‘TODAYS HOTO Pi i INDE Auction Bridge As Played by Experts burch, PREPARES 10 ATTACK ~~ pres sg | S820 N Newstena Bremen Theate: ae | 20th 70th and Bremep ree Ce Se CHOUTEAUY | 21 Docien of / teff ond Cheutean Cun “4 “92 { “The int Fatrbante ty ¥ a Oth GAME EIGHT. ae pe Bl. lend we jast night, was an enlightenin Comedy and News | Double Proceay™ le P “The © * rogram “were he follows: Kingsland» | Work, Dealer, ‘457 Gravols Ay 2.50, VicNAIR : — LYON a © Tr. 50c-$2 Nair Pestalonrs Comedy BAVA a ‘ ‘520 N. Newstead |O’FALLON Bw 4024 4 Florissant 20, J, 10, 9, 8, 3. . Whitehead, S- Hearts, J, 9. 7, 2; Dia Comedy and Others: | RED GRANGES “ONE MINUTE { 6, pds, 8, 7, 4; Clubs, 6, 4, 2. COMEDY >. | | ——**"_ 38 ” | PALM {THE CALL o Reem Beer. Work opencd the bidding | rl seem Comedy y ane 4 sone no-trump. He preferred PAU RICH : | LINE ARD DIx i 2 cc ae halen “tdeike ate ‘There is considerable sentiment | !'—— DY ‘Lillian & Claxton QUART” ‘tet that the n p give |. . ) i— _! QUARTERBACK OB wp partner a better idea of his dis- | 7OUshout the State for a return MARRIAGE LICENSES. Pestalozzi eas cae “puted strength. He explained, to the convention system, GRID | teens Warts ... . QUEENS fee di mond; this is, if a small | &r caliber than those elected under | witiem Frankin.......... $419 Laclede ——— | 700 Maffitt | "mart had been substitated for his|t®¢ direct primary system. If the |Pertha Quinn............. 2321 Eugenia | es, or if his unprotected euit hag | delegates to conventions in the old | Morrie J. Whiser..-.-. - University City | Bek F ; ; pot onty two cards instead of | 4#ys had nominated candidates like | aries F. Abele... see. 3131 Iowa “tran inl Seitnee Also Conrad On the latter point he was. oe who get on the tickets today, em groves Schumacher... panty ego | e | ’ , r 1Bieve Miasnss. » secs cagsssee 205 8. Si 45 nea ga fhatic. He stressed the fact that mey wows have been run out of | Mrs. Lillian Conaway Bass... Maiden, Mo. | ‘INIO Do es 4 a gage difference in distribution the country. iHarry W. Winkler......... , 4753 idaho feb N 2 oy kioe,, Fairbanks. "gekes a great difference in results. | To abolish the direct primary, Verna Friderici............ 3445 Keokuk Union and Easton Comedy — a eo Sin . Leech, “West,” the next bid. | Scullin added, it would be neces- rt ge —. acne tee . oe a2 pare Se 3 of aA. to eee SS ee Noodiland i= held cards that would have |*4ry for the Legislature to repeal | giver potson.......-.-. 707A Choutes. nm a aT ag ‘oa tied an original spadé bid, but the laws of 1907 establishing it. Mrs. Fiossie Johnson..... 6Y N. Taylor | OLS Gravol “ r >§ , fer- Charlie Brewer ........ : N. Sixtee " Inte Her Wieily after a no-trump on his! The Pesares eesive and refer le a aoe ae tens ST ight. Yet his hand was too strong | endum laws are good laws, but ‘Charles Enocksen Jr......Hammond, Ind. LOUIS AMUSEMENT C0.'$ a pp peas. He felt that the best | "Ot workable,” according to Scul- Margaretie Rosbrough..... Hammond, Ind. ing to Go was to hold the bidding | 'n- He will suggest that persons 6 ellie orm ttt ee eee nDkOS N. Twelfth 4 = : . 2 ‘es Par bs #4 + 6066S 6 ee 7) P i x \RSENAL i arene Cast ia. 4 ‘open by an informatory double, | Who sign initiative or referendum Sehe Deed doee.. 8 Carter | || ping ‘rand and Arsenal 7 Ae Nowe which would call for a bid by his Petitions be compelled to do 80 Emma Brokcetter........ 40824 Arsenal | 7 : i } peace or a Norman B. Horton.2113A4 Cleveland Court L1UBERT GILDA G ————e @eeertner. Should his partner, Mr. we fore a Justice of the Peac ; Eisie H. Houser........°..... Collinsville ‘abe { “ALMA RAY ta 'BWhitehead, bid two clubs, Mr./motary public, as a check against 3 se a SOUTH SEAS Yeech was prepared to take out | fraudulent signatures. | Howard cine Edward . i i “ : . | y Howard Sikelton—Jean wards, ‘inderc''la Double With two spades. Any other suit bid | | Wood River. Ill. ‘ ts . | Walter a— Ss 1- herokee and town ' .7BRee Bad Men by Mr. Whitehead.Mr. Leech would | URGES SOFT COAL CONFERENCE .o.% ei? ever —tois Stariwoather, « ~ a a Bet stand. Upon reaching this de-- - At Belleville. ‘OLUMBIA eB HONOR @a@sion, Mr. Leech doubled. Secretary of Labor Says Operators; Eimer G. schoepp. New Athens—Olinda | | 257 Sonthwest 4 gv gay ‘Veudoon @ kr. Bachman, “North,” was and Miners Must Unite. x Nadier, Lenzburg. —__ ; is dt nus conceal] By the Associated Press TH . COR RRESS ; .,1 LEW CODY tn ~~” ened aman siete the oppo-| WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.—A con-| sree . RECORDED. _ 1075 Olive Bt VAmateor Nich Sats. He could than have bia up ference of bituminous coal mine B, J. and J. Falsh. £934, Aldine vl. . , operators as a step toward placiag) Cp" anc 168 sroad way. Grand-Flor. ALLSTAR CAST woe four if necessary, and perhaps me ieee P eal seed O H. and te Wacner. 6510 Watson. | stand & Flori ‘ WE'RE IN THE. #§ Mave obtained a double which he the sndustry on a pr ’ ho. |L .and L. Dalton, 4963 Lexington. ssant NAVY NOW" ~*~ BE would have welcomed. However, by Sis was urged today py cretary | iB. and =. Park peat Blain: Wis & . Stone 095 Fillmore GRAVOIS (“The edeenen of & concealing his club strength from Davis of the Labor Départment, in'| B. and E. smith, euea nS 180. tefferson & Gravois | —, Dollars lis opponents, he would aso have an address before the pnertoan | Bandy arheiae, SOgs erry ~ Erman ti. feceived his partner, who would | Mining Congress. The purpose ve A. F. and A. Eckhardt, 2015 Cushing. H1-POINTE all-eran CAST _ place him with long weak clubs if such a conference, he said, should) = . tice” Be ges ae Clavton & McCans.: NAVY oer “Bithty were not bid until the/be to devise a program of provia- | ¥. | A. xenna. 1060 O'Fallon ; —{.. Baecond round. Therefore, Mr. |ing regular operation with suffl-|y 209 5 eet 4313 orfolk. KING BEE .* GILDA “ow in ¥ BBachman bid three clubsinstead of cient output to meet commercial te ane Mf. gn ameticld. f2735, Caroline. (716 N Jefferson ‘SOUTH SEAS” ° #0. This bid told his partner, Mr.'and domestic demands, plan ex- 'P. and R. L nearic. 3659 Rutcer. saosin -j|;L. and CC, Crecelius 5409 S. Compton Lafayette GEORGE 0’BRIEN.. Work, that he had a long and/pansion of exports and stabiliza /E. and &: Rubin. 1208 tao 543 S Jet ‘ in fong club suit and probably noth- ‘tion of the market and provide reg- A. — &- Schnman. ant St. Louis. ferson neon “THREE BAD MEN" else. ular employment for the workers./ 2 4‘ ‘oni +7 oo. re Pe gg ee se *? - ee rtin sd 2? , 4 LINDELL _AEL STAR CAST ~ Mr, Whitehead, “East,””’ by Mr. I see no future in coal s0 long J. K .and M. Mar‘in , £407 N. Florissant. ‘rand and Hebert | “Social Highwa thman’s intervening bid, was re- | as the industry ignores the unity! pr. and B. Stockton, 5220 Robin —— Vaudeville Be * wed of the obligation to respond and peace policies that saturate the) e4 _ as Route abies ae > tL ¥Y Ro § C@ / LAURA LA PLANT BO-Mr. Leech’s informatory double. |rest of American industry,” he/ A) F. and V. Bottome 128A Ruterr, rey + d two ‘e f the } | Ww. _ and L, Lane. 2008A S. Broadway. ‘ixth and Pine “HER BIG mom weuld have had to. warned. “The elements of the !n-/ 17° ® and 7. Skages 2105A DeKalb E ——_..4 @earts had Mr. Bachman passed, | dustry, now virtually at war with) iM and E. Park 3942 Riaine . MAFFITT ANTONIO MORENO. Bb nough | and F. Welsh 849 Rermn TY {eG GRETA aa = @at his hand was not strong e 4 each other, must face about and'! r Cand Belew °41RA Bla S . ee = A ’ e812 N. Vandeventer ' TARE revereee® make what would have been 4/559) their interests and energics| , antM Nanmann. ORT Claxton. ee bid of three hearts. He passed. Mr. Work also passed. Two no- 1EN" ump was tempting, but he feared rh 2 spade suit. z PMr. Leech, realizing from Manchester | ween ORRIN "15 Manchester “THREE SAD he Peon CAST | gy ro Ur _ Benefit efit Show rents tes Blanche Sw Sut % - va ™ Mitehel” Steck Co. =f {* gen CAST io IN bs, Maplewood 170 Manchester Mr. Bvery weak hand, also passed. He | mas pleased, under the circum- ances. that the opponents were | a minor suit instead of no- ump. C NAVE now” ZA . ee a Mr. Bachman, therefore, became oz RK y .GiUpa a or eee arer, with his contract three ‘ pinnate Grow ' “aaen TH SEAS” ubs. : ! hi ith the | PAGEA ALLSTAR CAST io B- Mr. Whitehead opened wit | 8O1 — WE'RE IN. THE © of hearts, the fourth best card of | __‘NAVY now” ae GRAY in s only four-card sti. Here is where Mr. Bachman OF co | howed the generalship character- ‘Sours = “WBitic of successful players. Before | GEORGE O'BRIEN a |) laying a card he paused to take “THREE BAD MEN™ | ck of his assets and plan how best to utilize them. He saw that ie fi #3 —— Powh atan Manlewood SHAW { _ (8th and Shaw et | Shenandoah { ativate to Play” “he rhe af might lose two spades and one _ Grand-Shenandosh Marriage % art trick, which would prevent 'going game, although he would | ALL-STAR CAST Th. ee Soing re ve L i { “WE'RE IN THE ~ ke his contract. | BAT BOW | His only chance for game was to VIRGINIA {ee rKID BOOTS CANTOR & mcure a spade or heart discard. 898? Virginia Double gut only way to do this was to e two diamond tricks in Dum- . Dummy’'s ace was good for one c lamond trick. Mr. blem was how to get together. — =. ‘ LOEW'S 5 TATE] : MATIXEE CNTIL . ™ Work his plan, he would have a t back in Dummy three times er winning the first trick there: ce to lead diamonds, and once p cash the established “thirteen- : After the first trick was taken — Dummy, there would be just entries left—one high heart mpc the king and 7 of clubs. With this plan decided upon, Mr. hman played Dummy’s king of ww _ Eleanor Boaréman in etro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s Rafae! Sabatini Romance- “BARDELYS, The MAGNIFICENT’® ee cee 8 _ ~ HIS week'é radio bridge game, ion of the advantage of spaign planning by Declarer be- hinatown” — ee lay of the first card FAIRY April Fool 4 fore eo in | 640 Faston neomar Daredevitt- : The participants and their cards “South”; J, 10, 5; Hearts, A, K, 4; ypds, A, J, 9, 6, 3; Clubs, ne MOGLER The Quanta er. E. K. Leech, Bronxville, N. HERS |svottomee ¢ SPTSR TE Big ree cote, G7 ! Bene. __Back = os + an Q, 10, 5; Diamonds, K, Q, ND New Bridge ;4 ia-a¥. AR CAR ro 5; Clubs, 5. pany | Euelig & Nat. Brdz.' Comedy and nnd Mute . Frank H. Bachman, Phile- MORROW | ¥ 2s ia, “North”: Spades, 9, ; e THE DUC 4 it wstead 4 a HESS ae or 8, 6,3; Diamonds, 2; Clubs, “East”: Spades .trump to a diamond because he tion Plan at Associated Industries Meeting. Jefferson tomorrow. ated Industries. mary. — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THE DIRECT PRIMARY | Harry Scullin t to Urge Conven- Suggestions for a legislative pro- gram will be considered by direct- ors of the Associated Industries of Missouri at a meeting at Hotel Harry Scullin, president of the association, will propose the aboli- tion of the direct primary system and the insertion of teeth in the initiative and referendtim laws. The meeting will discuss also consolida- tion of State departments and bu- reaus as outlined by the Missouri Association for Economy in Public Expenditures, a branch of Agsoci- It is the opinion of Scullin that .|}the nomination of candidates by party conventions, as performed up until 1907, is a method to be pre- ferred to the present direct pri- JOE JINKS WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 —— ——— “a WA Ma AIAG, (TH NG Less THAN 23000 PAPER PROFIT E CLEANED UP So Far. JOE HAD HIS BROKER — BUY HIM 2000 MORE SHARES OCF “THE OILS YESTERDAY — HE'S AIMING Te GRAB OFF A MILLION 4 ye? VAY Gory t WHOA Now |! SOMEBODY'S BEEN “THROWING MONKEY. A WRENCHES. (N THE MACHINERY ——!! La WA ‘cop The Love ‘Now WHAT Ty! — Se. ye ee Misus7zed ~ L- oor PEIMTRINM UIT LL RT eT ee Tl yah ar ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 37 —By VIC Ag Jf, ff 4 SN * a Ry. > ‘\ 4. dO “Those. BEARS THINK { “tev Can PUT THe SKIDS Got % 177,000 TiED i, Gosh: ("D> BETTER am Get To A SOCK Ticker it J fi UNDER ME WHEN I'VE Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits He had five diamonds in Dummy | fone in his own hand. This left | en for the adversaries, which CONTINUOUS 11 bapt to be divided 4-3. If so, fifth diamond would be good. | |for the common good of themselves | * Our entire busi-| 4 eus-| 1; ‘tained and made permanent if one/ wr gna laf the great foundatién industries| A. ‘and the public. ness prosperity cannot be hitehead’s pass that the latter had is not regularly profitable.” and L. Powell. 6604 San Ronita. H. and N. Plant. °R3S0A Meramer ava TD. BroaAwater RAOR Cavton. and M. Jaboor..79 S 4th (twine). and F. Yarid gna WF Fenenerh eid. R Peitner COROT FS 13th. and M. Fiek, 4149 Sohfller ; ‘heart to the first trick; Mr. Leech | | played the 5: and Declarer the 3. | Dummy led the ace of diamonds; 'Mr. Leech played the dé. 5; Deelarer | F— R. Konering 32. _ and BR. Wrewtnge 1597 Renton. iw ond T.. Sehnetdnr. tale Nartenr. * P and C. Caritt 91N° WN. 1th. BURIAL PERMITS. | E. Sack, 65, 5700 Arsenal. ga ¢ Hexter. 81, 1282 Hamilton. i Howlet 74 3179 Clifton. 1G, ) White. 58. “114 4. Rankin. 3005 Olarence |B. Heinrick, 86. cg ithe 2: Mr. Whitehead the 4 _{¥. Rovekamp. oe” “ak ry . |_ Dummy led the 3 of diamonds; & J. Schiueter 76. 5509 Alaska , E. Freebersyser, 70 3014 N. 2ist st. | Mr. Leech played the 10; eclares | Rose Sc -hrodowski, 46. 2135 S. Jefferson. ‘trumped with the 8 of clubs, care- | Rowe Gornell. 20, 3435 Clerk | fully reserving his 3 spot; and Mr. Mary Piizpatrick, Pe Thomas | Whitehead played the 7 of dia- Wm. Fx x. 55. 2312 Washington. | 2 Brady 64, 1946 Wright. | monds. PT. Tickert. "37. °603 Glasgow. | Mr. Bachman then led the 9 of (tr & Schammell 8&2. 5782 Waterman “ ” . Cc Ww rn ee B 57 OO ATrsenal. 'clubs; Mr. Whitehead played the oe $137A Brantner. 2: Dummy won with the king; Mr. |, ry Mueller, 64. 7806 Virei nie. 'Leech played the 5B. Dummy continued diamonds with | ‘the 6: Mr. Leech played the queen; Mr. Bechman trumped with the 10 of clubs; Mr. Whitehead played the 8 of diamonds. Mr. Bachman at this point saw success ahead. The adverse dla- monds had been divided 4-3. Etther ; | plan to win. slubs; 4: Dummy won with the 7; and Mr. Leech discardefi the 7 of spades. Dummy led the $ of diamonds; Mr. Leech played the king; Mr. clubs; and Mr. Whitehead discard- ed the 6 of spades. Mr. Bachman next led his queen hearts, Mr. Leech the 2 of spades. monds—the good “thirteener.” Mr. Leech discarded the S$ spot of| AND OW THE STAGE : DON ALRERT’S ORCHESTRA POST- DISPATCH ) ee Sal = =" x : er Zs oe re P * Vs a 5 7 —— © ‘ Continuous 1 to 17 : t oe SILLS MEN oe STEEL | spades: Mr. Bachman threw off his | head discarded the 9 of hearts. Dummy next led the jack of spades; Mr. Leech played queen; Declarer the 4; Mr. White- | head the 3. of spades: Declarer played the 9; Mr. Whithead won with the ace; Dummy played the 5. The final trick, of course, went to Mr. Bachman’s ace of clube, giv- ing him five tricks and game, with 30 points for tricks and 90 for four honors in one partner's. Where the average pigyer with such a strong trump holding would have lost out would have been tin yielding to the temptation to ex- haust the adverse trumps by lead- ing them at once. Mr. Bachman won by analyzing the 26 cards held by himself and Pummy, thereby discovering he had to use Dummy's trumps for entries. the | this division or else the drop of the | K, Q on the first three rounds of | Jennie ‘Alexander, pee Bachman’s | diamonds were necessary for his | For the next trick he led the 3 of | Mr. Whitehead played the | Bachman trumped with his jack of | Dummy then led the jack of @ia- | losing 8 spot of hearts; Mr. White- | | ae F. hes hneide 7. 59 2H06 Dek Bui Ib. Merie Maver, 57. 5370 Pershing | Infant Parker, 10 days, 4006.4 Arsenal. Johanna Schmitter. 66. 5215 Maple. F. Rarthel. 72. 3327 Orecon. M. Krebs. 78, 4010 Westminster. A. Mohammed 50, 802A Morgan. T. Maloy. 590. 1213 North Market. F. Hoffman. 50. 803 N._ 6th. Oaroline C. Heidbrier 89. 4558 Arco. G. Moore. 45. 4036 Fairfax. Nellie Swanson, 47. 3837 Delmar. C. Hauskneocht; S1- 3807 Hartford. baie as Ban. 27 days, 5838 W. Mh 4080 Cenaeieen. W.P. Kelly. 37. Fran Eljzabeth Wynn 14° ~ ae ) Marnice place. | A. Sima. 40. 2827 rk. “5S >. | Elizabeth Davis 3316 Laclede. | Divorces Granted. from William Fox. Paul Dirksen. Louis O8else minawer, ina from John Langendo Fone from Gaetano Lambiase. Rena from John Anderson. i George from Edna Wulfmever. Francie from Marv Meecham. Harrv vor —— Oacar from G'acys ror Harry from Elizabeth Come. William from Nora Bov James from Addje Margaret Elsie from Elta from | of clubs, taking Mr. ee | a on Cee in DuGer. 4 4 of'| 3) m June Delhacen. ~ —— on. | a “—g Bc Frieda Wolff. Reniamin from Emma Downes. Declarer led the 6 of hearts; Mr. | William from Anne, arenas nad aa 7. | - rom s} : > Whitehead played the 7; Dummy, 2x8). from Anita Plummer : . from erma son -he ace: and Mr. Leech the 10. ry trom Maccie Newson ~ DENIES HE EVER PROPOSED | > MARRIAGE TO ACTRESS ra Ww. Hubbard, | Defendant in $500,- ' ; Mr. Leech led tne king 000 Breach of Promise Suit of Anne Caldwell Testifies. | By the Associated Press. PITTSBURG, Pa., Dec. §.—John Ww. Hubbard, wealthy Pittsburg manufacturer, named defendant in | a $500,000 breach of promise action | by Miss Anne Caldwell, New York musical revue actress, took the stand in Federal Court today and ‘denied that he ever proposed mar- hand and fifth in | riage to Miss Caldwell. Hubbard testified hée was a wid- ower and that he knew Miss Cald- well. “Did you promise to marry her?” his attorney asked. The de- fendant replied “Absolutely never.” He denied that a ring, placed in evidence by Miss Caldwell, was an ngagement ring. He said he had | it on his watoh chain one day, and Miss Caldwell admired it and put it on her finger. Floris- | o | | | dia of Food. The | ost-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | Perso 1 and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be yiven attention, except letters on medical q stions of undoubdt- ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. | BUD.—The. 1862 bill for 2ic is | i} worth about 60c. iman at Cc. E. R.—The 1854 silver half | dollar is worth READER. — Inrand cities without seaports | access to the ocean. H. fg p eo yan + ya at branch posto eS for mailing ' papers zines to California. CORA L—wWrite to the moving | picture magazines for the infor- | mation: about Lionel Barrymore. ' You probably can obtain the in- | formation about Bertha Kalisch an informal es 55c. | business suits, cities are| 2" dark ties. Tuxedo or easy | “Orn only after 6 o'clock | evening for formal wear. Fray trousers, in the main or for the rates and maga- | be Ging you describe. B.—The terms used lows Passed, mal afternoon dress of gray trou- LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) ENO.—W rite to the Adjutant- {smaller amounts than they orig- General, United States dry ~~ pro i} ee a aga pay pens in the cause of their negligence, and not . a a |; your own. The fact thes another I} TAXPAYER, — All household | automobile operated by the com- ||| furnishings, tools and other per-| pany was defective has no bear- ||| sonal property are subject to tax-/ing on the-accident, according to ,ation. There is no exemption al-| your *description, because you | lowed on such property. The! were not driving the- defective things are usually assessed for automobile when you were hurt. | MEDICAL QUESTIONS Ne Health and sanitation questions of public interest onlwu will be cow ANSWERS TO QUERIES MARY A.—The groom and »est mvurning |Church wedding should wear dark Plain white shirts suits are the Dark black waistcvat and black cutaway coats might worn in the morning but are unnecessary for the kind of wed- in bridge | that you ask about means as fol- when a player passes the bid to the next player: discard, when a player plays a | | by addressing the Billboard, Cin-jcard not in suit or trump on a | , cinnati, O. | trick; dummy, the player who | | MRS. L. S—Your sister might| Places her cards face up and is; | apply at some of the employment |0Ut of the game while her part- | | agencies listed in the classified| Mer Plays her hand; declarer, the |, section. of the telephone book or| Person Who bids and names the | 'she might apply directly to some/tTumps. You might gain some | of the larger hotels. |help by reading the bridge les- | RITZ. —— You jchoulé ¢onsuit «| £°2% published on the Woman's | first-class veterinarian about pase of the Post-Dispatch each j Bre iy ; evening. your collie dog. We cannot ad-/ vise remedies in such cases as| M. K. T.—Widows do not wear | ithe one you describe without! Veils for their second marriages | | knowing more about the animal’s; for any reason. eee family hour: 9, ecarniv (461.3 prtogpagg cn ee M.)—5:15, Din- d. Coe- 8:25, Reymer's (340.7 M.)—8:30. Old- Or- 8:30. erlod: 9, (461.3 M.)—7, Con- | | certe 1 d-time music. | | KFUO, st, bar (645.1 M.)—9:30. Ad- dress: “Which Is the Great Command- | ment the w?"’ by the Rev. L. Sieck. Musical program by the Rev. F_ Gerecke's orchestra: plano solos rE, ), Muriel Matthews. pana Tryphena he: Mack ukelelist and le Fred W aleh. guitar: Charles Mc- (361.2 M.)—8. Little 10:40. of Cali- (491.5 M.)—8. Din- ype —-§, Allison Pheips. radio phi -ork (461.3 M.)—9. Two- . Little Jack Little. Stein- Ark.: 7:30. 8:15 American Pe i program. fa? by Louis. 19:15. . Harry Lange's orchestra and Arcadia Serenad- Wynken, orchestra: Pooley hour from band: 12, (535.4 M.)—6:30, dinner classical | val. M.)——-10:30, or- by wo, Minneap< eapolis-St. Paul Mee a.) 6:45 lo Pioneers’ hour: -| Post - Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station mee 10:30, orchestra: Ti ‘36, Mn WBZ, Springfield (333.1 M.)-——7, musical; 8, Barnstqrmere: 8:30, Dorothy Kramer WDAF, “Kaneas ws 8 Star Fe pp» M.)—4, School of the 8, musicale; 11:45. Nighthawk lng 645.1 Meters WEAF. New York (49145 M.)—7, salon Daylight weekday broadcast- concert; 7:30, saxophone octet; trou- ing at 9:40, 10:40, M1: 40, 12:40, badours: 8: 30. moment musicale: 9, am. 1:40. 2:40 da 3:40 arket cert: 9:30, “Chimes of Norman +83, 2.08 a2 40 D. m. ent onern: | 1630-21. ‘en mandy, ||| quotations and news bulletins be yg pte Ky of interest to the Middle West. Prices supplied by Market WEBH, Chicago (370.2 M.)—48, orchestra: 12, informal revue News Service, U. 8. Department 5. of Agriculture and principal (2 266 3 )——6, organ: Exchanges. » Chic Rauland — trio; 9. orchestra: Claire Gorska; 12. frolic. last minute club. WEW. St. Louis (360 M.)—5. radio farm school. 10:05 A. M. Daily WGN, Chic (302.8 M.)—46 +46, en- ‘Laciede Gas Light Home semble. quintet: 8: 65, ,, Arabian pigne =: Service Period. ‘n’ Henry: ssusle 10:30 Pepper ~<A, WGY, Schenectady (379.5 M. 6: 30, pro- Kram, Eastman theater: 7:30. Mendel- ssohn club program: 9. musicale. 11 A. M. Monday, Wednesday and , Louisville (399.8 ‘M)—7:30. or- y chestra. Betty Crocker Geld Medal WHO, Des Moines (526 M.)—6, symphony Talks. orchestra: 7:15. orchestra: 8 Kate Mii- | ler whistler, male quartet: 9:30. dance Evening Program Direct rt New York Studio. Wednesday, Dec. 8 8:00 P. Ipana Troubadours. 9:00 P. M. nrogram. WJAX. Jacksonville (336.9 M.) — 7:30 ansical program: 8:39. popular pro- WIJD. ‘Mooseheart (370.2 M.J—®, chil. WIR, Detroit (516.9 M.)—8, musical pro- gram 10. wureny Brothers organ: 11. Jewitt Jeste WIZ, New Tork (454.3 M.)—6. dinner concert: 7, a ty Impe: 8, EP. A. SV ite hour Royal male quartet : 9:30. Hotel Aator. WLIT, Philadelphia (3965 M. —T. orches- Smith Brothers. “Trade” and r ni y Y r “ oe WLS, Chicago (344.6 M.)--7, May and | June: @. a! hy orchestra: Ralph WSMB. New Cxieane (319 M.)—6:30, Loew's State theate AM, Cleveland (389.4 M.)—7, oc sudiipriom program; 10, @ liegian se n WW (352.7 M.)—7_ musical anes musicale. 11, Palmer House Vic. rmereon org wtp qt! (422. n eermann trio: 10. MF i had’ pr WMAQ, Caienge (447.5 enn 06. North- western iversity lecture: a violin-pi- ano recital; 9:50, air ret bs MAL, San Antonio (3945 M.})—8:30, Melaware Punch 36 am. nevenger (483.6 M.)—6, Whorzit: : Herman “goninadt. -_ Fe nist. wos, Jefferson City (440.9 M.) Radi Sch address gree Keith Sais igh’ and game commis- Missouri in ‘ History’’ f: 05. souri Centra! wow, 8°20. Colne Pe an ¢ avets Omaha (526 program by 550, Whorzit. estra, orvhes- ; “Hap- e. (468.5 M.)—6. Lee House trio: 6:30, U. °. Army band. Al, Cincinnati (325.9 M.)—?7, worth artist series. 9: 30. orchestra. WSBF. St. Louis (273 M.)—3. Carolina melodist orchestra: Ted Baehr. singer; Ruth Brook, soprano: Walter ‘ieee Bos- saxophone: 7. dinner concert Ha Pitcher’s orchestra: Movie Club: 9. op- era ‘Faust”™ by WSBF Grand a Com. any, directed by Mad oms, 9:30 cencert. WSB, Allanta Journal (4283 M.)—10:46, concert. SM, Nashville (282.8 M.)—7:15. bed- time sto 8, Vito and his radio seven: 10. aaabianict, —_ |] Operate any radio receiver | Eliminates all batteries. Gives indefini Five models for all sets and all currents. Model 15 “A & B”—4 or 6 volts *‘A’’ current, 22% to 180 volts **B’ Model 10 “A’’—4 or 6 volts “‘A”’ current for “B’ — The tor for 5 and 6 tube sets “een evepewvreeaaeaevrneenenee $65.00 42.50 | 28.50 Model 10 “B’*—22% to | 180 volts *“B”’ current; 4 to 12 volts “C”’ cur- 42.50 The New arsine gira ae gs m0 Rejuvenates radio tubes. Sup- plies A. C. filament current. Ang charges the —- “#4 battery overnight, | charges “‘B”’ batteries. Sev- eral new exclusive features « make it radio's most efficient battery charger. _ World's — —oecginmn nergy Bs £ Power Unit © of your radio battery You can make an efficient light socket ‘“‘A”’ power unit of your present radio battery. Merely connect either of the Silite Trickle Chargers to your battery and plug it into the light socket. ie all there is to it. Left charge, your battery remains always pare peak power, ready to deliver a full of live, powerful current to the set. You may obtain either of the two models from your nearest radio dealer, or write direc$ for full information. any ‘sverage sce tc “Absobutely alesis Commplate., $10.00 $19.50 booster charge of 2}{_5 amperes, Por vary large ests. “Abe echutely errrerrrerrr rT TTT.) ow OHIO he Kodel Radio CINCINNATI OM a Mk detent et ath 0 eigen Fs Sem ERO mea 8

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BE, wa Ete se es bone aon wd Sue oe = PAGE ; —— ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | =—» WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST SHARES SOLD | = j ~ ll ‘222-22: TODAY'S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET a2u22*=—= "2 eamOgTTON ESTIMATE lic Saag BY SPECIAL ASSULIATED Piss WIRE coascsa” eed’ Sais — = i eS os = IP | 9000 BALES (>) wtth extras; ieee eee yew wr we we Co hr ee ee a_i ee me = oF 1928 jMocks and Annual | 7 t192 » Stocks and Annual | j j Net L¥VG ; an oh fee ens ets Sigh, Low Div in Dollars Sales High | Low. | Close.) ‘Ch'ge igh. Lww. inv | ; | Cla =r 26 ~—«CiSStocks and Annual | } 2 . ° _ ‘ * r : F ; a i a : ; : | 6 : 7" . ‘39 j_— % i 55% =S im bia c arbon ry ; . " ——— eee. ; Mad “s - «i | £ ATH. in eoijars. Sales; bo | ugh. j {Lew , Close - 2 4 a a ze . ' ' ; } Coa : ‘ , 19 by | ~ = “wun = gis 60 190 7 {187 ‘ as _Al anc on e at ed a x © 2. nt : : « £ ae ; ’ ; we Passov 70%, Abitibi Pow & Lt \|Abraham & Straus, 1043 Cummercial Creag AbrahaméS pfd 7 Com tIny Ti 3.60 | 59 ~t 4 pond beet ae i ; : Gt te 49% Kennecott Cep 4 ; hy Keyst me Tire .. ‘Si 3 ' - . « “ > "3 . 3 . ” > ee “ ee . 2 : . ; ‘ ad ——— Advance Kumely When Short Covering; 9%) #33: 4% Rune pis 3 : , ' Long reas Cigar 3.j et ual. | 2 246 ut 4 187 LI Gi — Put at 14,644,966 Bales . . Air Reduction 6b | Comes to End in Session 1S | {Ajax Rubber .... rh , “4 Consolidated Cigar 3) 1: 7 ae 1155 2] All Am Cables 7.; Me 1% * # ons Dustributors. . ; l we i | liga tia _ ia Poms he sugar Manat: ns ’ Br we Asecc.ated Market Is Left in Some- 7 | Al Chem @ Dye 4 Lg life Sav Ctis 5 chowtee | Oe _ — of “919,000 baies in this Mig 6 Lig &4 M Tob . 4b eran soads nea _ the . : ee what Weaker Technical °*: * cuteness 7 Lama Loco 4 ~— a 3 60. ile ae = bi crop a2 @ result of Amal Leath two a wt ; - ™” SoM Mere ial Suiv Bb 3; wie ode le ne Ae I i Cong Cleum Nairn 4 , r 3 ot -| : ‘ | 82 %) 42 * EK: esge. ‘ss Co 1.20 onto nov teers declan. séeillini vo M4 ae . wll Sie pe p 6.090); / 4 a . = ty . : OFF Ty Bay a att "aa s ~_ Cr *** ED ee et le is —_ ~ ~ + et er anne. St Ped he He bes b+ BS te +¢ €.3 ¢ i ee he pe “ ‘ t * de tS - a Qe | ed “i@mae 8S Pips ty dedicsethieac nas “oe mington ioe 8 Replogle Steel ... 44 ‘Repub Iron & St! 4 91%iRep [és pr 7 Safety leony Co 4. | Yr Y¥opeer io S | 15 Yr —" - w Ut eet ee Ot he ss Ot ee pee Ps Athenee Ap: Pe i] (Ut mm pes Ug mw ¢ 7 f | ad Wise Dive . etd ’ ee we (te ~~ — ilies 2U@ Girw “Iemisy . w we € peat | ee be > ia * of eAmerda Corp el > Position. | B2%) 2 : . Am Agr Chemicai STOCK MARKET AVERAGES =| 98'9) 36. Am Agr Chem “* 1U%:\Am Beet Su ? eee r Sees f’ me , / ' i Lom At! * .€8 Bise 7 la ?illard iP a Oo Bei | re eee té * ww a6! ~ rT) — oe —s : | rf , 42% &5 = “2 St L. Savage Schu!te tf as ial a Ne as ed of aé e th Go r ii W ednesday Tree aday Par Par we b+ ie 7 fis © 5 rie G@Jts *, | Pan a ae oP oF oe i i. § tas23 of ht bh PS lo fy Leasea Wire From the New York Buereane of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORE, Dec. &—The Eve. ning Post, in its copyrighted finan- rial review today. says: “Ramdiy changing speculative ac- on the part of the profes- sional element in the street unset tied th stock market today and to a certain extent andermined the onfidence that accompunied the rising markets of the past day or ie short covering movement?! Wute “ " « ae OS A OA ee AYE cabbignage f tiers = new Mont 7 ered ta od informaetien «8 to ‘? are callable at eo og will be avatiedie cent the. Se me most awalt the returns of de ae oe oe > , of ab he ies 191d be ‘> ©. V'thS OO op we to. - é a Ps i + 9 ed 8. ri Gein FP CARY ar pe iy ~.. 4? 2 a» 4 PT bth eael Pr be OD ** i? he. ae stn. 9 nil. ar | aT ear ee pos Ur & eee ; "cond ZY -_ ’ - ~~ ee Wes > bt we ba eel wad 19g Diam Gt et “~ ee ie tS “ . ti | ‘ ee ob poe > ai) ~~ tt de he Est me “5 ela Tae ee rePaie t s a , a ii + # Pod Z Pn Pe Pe wy & day? 4 Ct ow. , b a | * @e#se ad Sad et pet 4 uo” - * rae | held | id ~4 ibe 25 4. — s ; is* man r.AIcCp Axie ae - s 7? 4» é | oe oe ._ of ee ae ee ve > cs yi ise 7} & en bade NR te ab ie oe 7 4 Vine Ps > ee a T h > He ie be pont 2 iweo hich was fairly genera! resterday Came to an end this morning short y after the opening leaving the market in a somewhat weaker tech nical position and the bears seized the opportunity of putting out fresh Oh GEV IND nitty ete... - ae] 4 ae. Pry oe 4 62 Os * da ead ee 7 AD, om teikKe Oe tre Pe 4 | Pate a Crop 70105 be a er eo Pa se tw “eP oy bh 1M wiaed ith tier GIS Te omy Y) aw | #1) Gi at aS Sed Si Brale conga oak, ) a we * @ ce 7 ed eg Gt as 4 wt mt Oo Ct 4 met - +* i ij mh — page I o rt Y ey ' ols 0 i ~ al Gab- Soubher 3 of from tWo to mor ts & oeel| «| SE at Sig four peints were made (‘ast Iron Pipe, Woolworth. 2 Remington Dypewriter » tne i@St its gain and mor: Hy mid-day an active selling move under war ; ie Bt Ty - ke 237 23888 , ow I ee + “ ae i opening ~a ee oe mY > iw a? ee es t general retre: attack by bul] : Ss Stee! id up to 150% cropped gwit West -Piayer De low nt Of ' 11 eee] oe] # « “ @ ae re s st o> —) I OU ee et he i ; ! Tart a4 Le] if, L222 7reec a—D ee D+ jiand—Zioty 2 ¢ ; mg - aati . * : . s ’ t , BR 3 : 36%, 3 il Well Sup Trade Smatler Than wentontny. “W e€a8} ATES Geve ioped ee ental Qaking which ‘eided four points to 58 ading * *% te 4 Petroleum an Binc a] Wak st@ailer than terday Considerable marin : . e + Frame at 4 Cents. ‘More interest was displa. the foreign exchanges and modity markets . reached sg new high ( movement, advancin 163 reir 50a a a as ~SS te four cents The sha? - . , ~ oe e p ao ‘ ; - ee st e 3 md-Clev M pf ‘2 ' 2 _: ra ; 7 58% ; reilly “4 oat ae te e Exch A 3e 5 7 ty , + +3 be. Teil} > : 2 : rai which | offered rs i . paket | a 1A : 9 | : : Hudson & Ma 2.5 i ae “~ : ! a4 waning Ming t ' ee : a ery ae gi 121 ‘ i?% bog » mo ng arcund 12 ie ok tt ae and pesetas Were : . one Or ae 15 ; : , : : e = ; : Teh 20 Ce ee SRC: “ico nt > - — ~ e Se ee Norwegin CrOnen oo i ' - Em ie > Dixie © = Pein ‘ x3 29%, West Pac ia Teh 3 1 We=uanine Beutmen’ Rank : ; _ — : ‘7 ; r ° * “2 hs aie - —Micated in the ren Age Was ro? . % : — ; 7 : , ,_ > : That authorit 7T pat “Ir! oe = | ae t iN} AR | i ; RD Pear sy Prerts ' “ie : : = & ? ; : : : gs ‘ . . 3 Rp ‘ rs " tn | - : { det ? 4 ! : . » *% " ate ‘ : , ; ¢ : ; } . 4 " ~ 5 " *e ya t ‘ c= — : : 7 " ‘ ; than Were warranted & ‘hile Copmer 2.54 “ * a6 % ’ Se i | b 1 . See by : » Bey 3 ; ez n & i 4 . . a Tt wre ’ +; 4 . . ‘ . i : Z . : - is: 7 . ~ ba ‘| Sortne hich cad eheerhed a a aE ES es na . a n , ve. COMsSUMers fe 7 Serte that “oT? — ‘, . $ : ie deve leo Prrie et &) in « ae i + . : . ~ have neafirmes the pres ; ky $ ie "a By: o8 cm ile ; ’ : 4 et : . — “ ‘ - : ‘ ~~“ R, Een — . ’ " i i} } ‘ 4 “ €6=6 FOSHE NINE Peration fl ans ms 0. Fuel & fron 3 4 : tice 3 o: en L% 2: 3 | : satel ‘. | 72 p: a sh i4 ' tp i r 3 3 .. eg ee , — a3 Pe ‘ as -— enkanl , ‘ : s.4u Ria =~ —] — - oe ec 2 ) oe a ee edt ede) F, W. WOOLWORTH DECLARES y ———«_ EGETABLE ABLE MARKET t ane Zine and Cooper Exchange © read consumption ST.LOUIS STOCKS UNGANEED TOHIGHER °" soPer sot onoae ~."STAMEMMMET = armataass~ | AEE ” mer ¥ aed : | iy nnd Léenined. ix st. Tonia sauagt $7.75 Per 100 pounds | Chicage Stock Exe “3 Pee. BA stock | potas Wauniles MODUCE ROW De Zine was stronge ; ver 100.4] Chicage Board of 3 Mowey im Fair Supply. “Money Was ig? fai supp?! the cal! hoa kh eT Cent : ° . —_ ' a ‘ 7 ena Honey — wae @u!! TE .om | iain | ia as L?rr¢ = ‘es * ° . a ~ > are CLR PSecre: Fa . i a ST LAY 1: ST a kK * : ~ 4 if » . , ‘ : Shed. mh response | ; i . . . ‘te ‘ go's o ; : (On the Exch. ne teagayv mrioyu Ps secs ro the hen \ ~ funds but nn, a} ee: ae 2425 esterday EO Said to the following ts a com ee Market Improves Late. \CBange teday. dividend rates. sa Lo | > “s P im . P ‘ 7 .? —"- - . ‘ ' ‘ . = . : 4” ‘ “> . ; —_ ; 23 per hamper: Arkansas nancy New ew York Rubber | Prices. Prices. oe : c Mi : I to tw , sien ae coe edit In ee a Clearings. Money. Silver | Batt. Stermber Cohen com . Louts Clearing House Associa | Bovd Weist : com | : oe 4 y Personal and tne arity t) lr. | . = muda : 7 byte” ~ La A : : al a : . : ‘a ‘ “ i fr " B : N but ded aes if Si —° ; . i¢€ Tha ond : dull - ree: SFT Srok ed ~ hhc = ' sae 331 usiness i otes 2 i ¥ : ——. _Mare “> es vjcnecieed Mig, dct «las ’ tie 3 r°S *.. EW a =“ hed amet S97 tions : 5 2 ae ae , | . ae f f } : H a , : . P . - "7 t e as | ~ bs ¢. ’ ad . 22 : Css ; >? be : Me “ | N rc " tad ' AE nw IRK nee. s. tee, Pi 4 “mys a ‘Tow T vl) e ’ é : " . : i ' . " . TA? OO = : . sak 4 . . * ° } ; " POO GAO + a “ : é a . ioe oe Sai oth ts ds ' . ’ e? K . +" : : lines . oe 8 ** re Ps 1 7 ) > *” : ’ A ’ - - ad % : yyy ote , . ; ; 7 - . ‘ . . ae . 4 er “a ke : ‘ ‘ — 4j — a (wT cry te oy es ri ‘ . Lae ft ‘ rita 3 , ~ ee j st — a's iSstri} a es ” pi s — ee Banke & om, a EE ~ar€ tewtion al ies ; > s —— . ~ «+ t . - ? wali ™ ’ and , : . = @ . bs ~ - > : . _—— Dicsties rpen ; f Tt ee ee a | ANAS RE hay a tS DAILY AVERAGE CRUDE OIL esse ee | Lee 2 me PRODUGTION SHOWS DECREASE “3° Sraealeghedaad fag ae 4 SRO" At et RS par cogegies: ike ow Se ~ o.. LACLEDE GAS'STOCK SEIS. | SEEN EES oT 196 U4 Ol EXCAANRE 2 so meee ass SURI oe ~~ ee eee ‘. ‘ . a af 2" 5 ‘as > & } 's i Lome TEN rn 2 6 me , . . oa “60e v hy ar ek Baler han GOR ah it ar 4p me . ’ cE ES ha " ae ee ~ — tangy ; , tah ; : _ a : month ago Nov ' ‘hanged Tm! on - 5 cee a TS) — on Tena from severest ra “TSA aeaietal 4 : 7 — rt . . — as ner I —— tad CTLI ON: "em ran a a : ; : ee i —- . 4 . ~ ; 3 “ Ae ' ested hand staan * 1 -~ von ' ‘ ' . ae me The em 9 i : or ied oe ’ : P “1 : ~ ier ee tote, i it =y vs ' Ite a : —Fomeccoen and ™ the steqi trade hawe aant. pn ote: ox a? Tarheel bettas Sasi ae — a ee "&N 36-point rise ! Seilime be -ecan- : TT Gees So lt a waches. Ns rem . by the Lx : , a _ a eas ~ sili t ' it wr ae | lee ~ cane bdarreis 50 etntis filing capaci arr the placing ef * . rer BMiaeteds un. ° ‘ , Inv’ ‘= “3 9 Tn . . ¥ : > > mT il rt yt _— ae mek | ; ’ ‘ F ’ .% : if ‘a+ @ TTA ain ~s, . ‘ . arr? + by . r —_. o.. ry ] ‘ F4e lhe ; . 2 : a e — bh ot ol a ’ ‘ ide af eet oom ae , ite £ Sieh o> ; fa ¢ a . LaCie Stock :- , rir. ner §-paeke “wa Te . ; : * range Railwaes dé. ez fig . a Cc .Od some ' “°° Market. , : ; . moh _ -RS—Florida $4.50 Re 2: oe 4e ied aft ing . ‘ ; ' b ee : ' : : . sugar m » ' Polenh ore Ae aii, - % an "Ret Was onchan ® : . " » ; j . ¢ oe ~ Langer ; ier! - °° @eereare ; | lave Metarncne Se : 4 hae ~~ ‘me eranulatet with tran composite Eittern cts Se A a . Pat cle { price ' ; , ; - . O90 stead «4 prs tine ae: te | ree Ot tena ) i Megas —— ; . ; o = oe F — S&i+s ow ft ere! . te e = ; . . } ’ _ ' earn Y Fim - ‘ 5 eta lad » ——— | ke ue. et ah extra 4: safe on t * a] ~peh® nex “Teh te Nae — , : om UMM on stor k ratyie . Sis makes Otel Friteng ? x» ye . 7" ~ ; “ar «6 epee”. i wt ed kere . : ae - . ' =u «6S 7 of ; ; % r . ~ * . Ai = " % ne 7 Jee , wt cor. ee aE ® — TORR aRig Yok o . T ee S's 4 Fr ei BE ee ® <* "TAmAGAS cance: an $1 50 ner Low SPIN ACH—Bome ' ae : rere rn . bu box. Temas. Sl per bu A & She per i) UD beteefin *S te ne tat eneatta o NE A ee ata aaias Bee tn BEANS. Fiore a be 2 Der. = b hampers $5 ° _ ag enw . £o ad [7 hampers ane? por tie a® 4 mt oe a a are oot scent aie . a Ori a ps ~~ cointy hy ee 5 i ; 7 i fe? ir as N as *. , ed " tf the entire , a38_ 66, year of . eo a ee | ane “hover $5 = y | | | It ? . ae i : ; . A i , : : wis & NeQl - —— i - . 2 ihe “ ae o 3-b 7s: $1.50, 4 and offure Lame, mrt aes we ie te: i jas ; a OIG st 5 og tnd biew

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extras; y stock; ‘BONDS MOSTLY FIRM > — | Xi a 5° a |as low bul it indicated no re In the sugar Manati 7%e made showing | mune: ‘BP ISSUes., Heriin Gls ' aithougeh on a hasis thes are vhea the new Montevideo 6s offerea tod : Js are callabie at par in 10 My | to vie id 6.. a0 per cent thes a gel; at 1044 % whereae today’ “ IN SALES ON cca ‘Special to the Post- Dispater. : NEW YORK. Dec. &8..- | the most part held firm come fer ‘ ms } ous demand of Tuesd eon ' This Wae not Surprising tn vie Led, ° w | tha! the demanc fur average tssone an oan the highest point in 10 Years wu 2 hed AY Was not con | session and tha! fo: the foreign 'oniv elightiv below ite bes a, | Dec 4 reached "gq OB Announcement that the [re asury’ 15 Nanci Ibe wouls consist of aa ee. 000.000 of 3% per cent certificates ae | de bt ” 86 maturirg in ni : ne my i without effect on the market tor on Pa ment bonds The amount : Over. Was @xs had been expectea ane the rate a fol u the situation Rankers Fe : next jong term offering wil) Ca per cent coupon Which would pr TTY @ owe | since the firet Libe rty joan the . Features of the trading today fined to indi vidue | issues Amo were con . tr als Interna tiona! Me -reantil gy induge| | G4ge were again Prominent ; | to the highest Ff the movement | baying ttf was eeation iv One gq account of .the com pany If the ‘bona be accumulated in the open mark | Obvious'y be cheaper than call eal , redemption Layen | tractlions ™ ' wer OU obligations held their own well aan the Bel cian sents held the caine of ¢t | Def ore among foreign issues but dha ia ij} more whi! ie the German 7s. witieh bade thade a new nigh for al) time. sold ff free. Liona ily (on the other nh; : yn the land. r 6 1 nore ee wes taken in the German orevincia] a ore — specially favored nd mation 78 gold ae cheir bee! ay ee yeCars | woud have a} > 2 points under that figure The Polang were im demand again and French | were firm _ Boston Stock Market) __________»__| High. | Lowa CR ile tar a 52 —- 52 ae Pe I cw D Te 9 %| 9% | Bigelow Hartford ...| 82 8148 gp: ‘ | Bingham Mines ...... , 32% 32% | 324 Boston Elevated ....., S1is) 814%) 81% | Boston & Me .....2..5 5% ° 53 tage ee ee 15 Se 15 Mi 15% | Coppes Range .......| 14%. 14. 14 a 227 14 222 \% eeen a ...,... .. 36 “06 aa |'Herman Nelson ..... | 26%) 26%) SRR | Hie rod Rub} 0.6 ee & © « : 7 tm! 4t49) 37y \igiand Creek ....4... 197 i9%6 i798 a 1% 10% ee New tees @& 7T...... 118 118 fie ee a | 2% | 2% ee ee 17%) 17 17 Mass ea Lett) lg SH Ru SL See ' 40 39%) 46 Pacific Millie ........-. 45 44 | 44 | Swedish American .... 1044 104%} (104% SS RR 118 117% /117@ 6 ces 70% 70%! Wee UE ME. be nde +s 3 13%: 11 (2 sane Fruit at ~ 121 ‘ 120% (121 ks wee « wide 2 wk ”%&ji 2a | Uni Shoe M pfd....... we he} Ok 28 | Walworth - ess a ip ce --| 15%, 15%, 168 Foreign Exchange NEW YORK, Dec. 8.—Following is g list of quotations in the foreign exchange Markets Engiand—Steriing, D $4.84%, € nke $4.54 I 5 16° b0-day bilig on $4. BU Sy. Quotations in cents D demand | Cabies | France—Franc, DP 4.00%, C 4.01. | Italy—Lira. D 4.31, C 4.32. jeigiura-——Beiga D 13.81. Germany—Mark Tb 25.77. Holland—Florin Dp 38.04, _ | Norway—kKrone, D 25.35. |Sweden—Krone. D 26.71 | Denmark—Krone, D 26.ti24. Switzeriand—Franc. D 18.29%. | Spain—Peseta. D 15.21. | Greece—Drachma D 1.28% Poland—Zioty. D 11.75. | Czecho-Slovakia—Crown p 2.86. | Jugo-Slavia —Crown D 1.76% | Austria—Crown. D 14.12%. | Rumania—Leu. D 51% 2 | Argentma—Peso, p 40.75. I | Brazil—Miireis, D 11.87%. , | Tokioe— Yen, D 49.12%. . | Shanchai—D 69. | Montreal Dollar 1 09.99 8-18 x REIL. | - Mark C. 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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae : __ PAGE 3 WEDNESDAY 1 ier es: DECEMBER 8, 1926 TON ESTIN 719,000 B ae Revert eS _o the Associated Prese WASHNGTON, Vee 6.—A further in £ 219.000 bales in this year's cot gs @ result of favorable cond! the last two weeks in No es shown ip tne preliminary re Department of Agriculture to 5 placed production at 18, é p00 o Mipters 9.309.000 000 pounds no! ene © x! ip — formatiuD af to tbe size wl the @rov te will be availabie for mar must await tbe returns of the ginnere ee se 4 em gp th oex re Z taled : 14.644.966 running baler as aoe annoubced cons crop of 18,618.000 baler ot “ crouse weikhi mo. tmmcludiug linter: ms ted for thie vear is based op cop ae a =: 3¥¥ VOU i 1 azo i pele Te vear ; crop wae 1 bales : Me quantity of cotton ot this will be cimned will depend ude -* the various influences affecting harvesting uf the portion of the eror in the field will be more of less fa. wearable (had yusua} the department etated Mine urea of cotton for harvest thie vear revised of) Dec 7 returne if estimater gop that “ ae five-year average mment of acreage is ad st at mans, per cent of the estimated = in eyitivation on June 7 ee of ~ in wipak and 3 ner cent pre $ me total vield of lint eatton mer acre fas tre areas for harvest ts estim § pounde, ented with 167 ° 925 ana 16387 the 1916-975 } fetum™me the estimate of production Uminsive ‘af interes by atates follow: pers. +a +q 101 009 path Caroling .-+~ -4 026 000 Pierica ~eve@eeeo @ee oe eae { eeeeretr no regen geikude eet oe safe ma ganassst setae Mimissipp! . ....- 3 7A8 (100 Arkansas > .3 782 000 New Vexico eseereee 120. 00 Arizona ee cs ee Cuiifornis eosi Se At ocho eta ete 48.000) love- California (Old aie fee 130.000 WASHINGTON (Dec — Cotton of =» Pears growih ginned or to Tec 1 | teled 146449606 running bales seuntin BIR840 wound bales as palf bales exclusit+ of linters. compared B70 407? ncluding 272,802 rvun thet date last vear and 12 237 6: ing 984 844 round bales in 1#24 gus Bureav announced roday The quantity of thie vear'’s crop ginnec Brict to Tec 1 hv estates follows” la | Meeme 1 3506R4. Artzona 77 410 anes 861 847 070 Se PERE on Tieriia 31 R865 ‘seorcia Mana "49.733 M issiseipni feeourv: 181 747 New Mexico Moth Carolina 1 000.381. So ing mae THR: South Carolina 841 597° ie 37 SAG: Texas 4 647 Heo ma 4s6 a!? > states 9447 - MTTON UP AFTER REPORT. REACTS AND CLOSES LOWER SEW YORK Dec &.—The Government | Pand ginning figures bac no appres ect®onm the cotten market today $0 fected in the votume of business or eet ‘tuations. The (re was a epurt of cov- ng after their publication but mene whe com arativels Jutet ng around 12.08c at 2 o'clock re inte net higher The cotlor markeil opened vy at aD edvance of 3 decline of 2 points, suilaTits peing utiribared ering up of carmmitment= tr , . “ert goer treat! eoteeet? Futures east CRY: vy steady. Se - December 2-26. Januar. Hoc: March, 12 ic ; May Bac: July, 12.59¢c. Spot auitet: = atitts, er yet prices fluctuating Beor 11.85 and 12.02 for Janoary con Mere durin - the firet hour tetat s gaperaliy steady and prices held with a point or two of vesterdav's closing Ter. Private cabies attributed eteadiness verpon! to covering London and Conti val buving whicb nad sbsorbed Mine Rome Southern hedging war feportec > at the opening. but tx an ty the rolume and war abanched y mHreri¢ £ f revert Wal «* ree! lierw S The Government report placing the he 4 » IS 81K 000 bales and ginning Mot 14644.986 bales. wes sli Meornt expectations but not gut Me cause any excitement There was + of covering by recent selliere Be market reopened — the Pn et af the fyrures at an advance 20 Qoints from the low prices of the morning ld January eelline at 12.15 but_the up linge At midday —" market was with. two or three pointe f vesterday’e clos- cuctations —— ene | Buying Follows Report. . XEW ORLEANS. Dec 8-—A a mir bullish Government crop parhug) | a spurt of buying [n the enttan | i here today and prices 2 pthe advanced 34 to 38 points he gained 22 pointe before the fil 4 ar ended and pricer again eased >. The undertone remained aeeae ever, and with bureau reporte for the Bemecn out of the way it wae expected | -_ hg would be more active a js New Orleans Spot. | aang ORLEANS. Dec. &-—Spot cotton Ales TINK; low middling. 9.72c; ee | LMe: good pee 7 12.82c D428: stock, 461 97 Chicago Cotton Market. e CHICAGO. Dec. 8—Cotton smagy as follows: December, 11.94c; 11.02@11.95c: March, 12.10c; Bsc. July, 22. Bae; Se; Orseber, 12.83¢. B New York Cotton | | ne eee am _— —- me NEW YORK CURB (Oe Specia] to the Post-UVispatch. Dec. 8.—Following is a list of sales. highest, low- 108g prices of securities traded in on the sales of stock being in NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) RK, Sea —In the following table will be found a@ list of sales, behest lowest and closing prices of bonds traded in on the New York Stock Exchange today, sales being in $1000 lots (000 omit- iat c | est closing and be DOMES LIC BONDS. New York curb eastionet today, lots (00 ommitted) or fractions thereo: except in Standard Vil shares. saics of which are ip fuli, “er bond sales are in $1004 | ign] vow crows] Ciawe IN Aes Ri iALS. rae OS 1V6 wy 100 3 200 Ww Prr bee 1v4 % iv+ Fed “gus 6. 83m BS te) BO , i : ria rel bi re fl ds m4 5%: vi Gait Po & { ¥5%: oes YVo%;| JS% vat row t Ue % et $a% eee FHKE Quotations on all United States Liberty bonds are in dollars and thirty-seconds of a dollar, that is for instance, a sale printed 99—24 means $99 and twenty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24. Total sales today were $14,120,000 against $13,466,000 yesterday, $10,894,000 a week ago, $8.937.000 a year ago and $19.795,000 two years ago. From Jan. 1 to date sales were $2,803,010,000 against $3,- 158,902,000 a year ago and $3,600,369.000 two years ago. _ Secur | Bigh. Low. Close “boa Lib, aie " S a TO lable ‘a of Lint Lint Cotton Per Acre 187 Lbs.—Ginnings " Put at 14,644,966 Bales ae { | i Prev sales Security | High.! Low |Close.| Close INDUSTRIALS. Ala on oe pf 10041109 %ji0S%"-.... do! v Ov [1288 Uk ee lisots G st Ut oA, ¥o v5 H El KR 6%; SY: a =—_ Hood R 6%! 98%) ‘8° Ind Lim 6; 98 % | in Vd 6% 104 % (100 % 108 Be itUU% ln P&L GA)1U0 100%) jAv0 Te 101 o™% Stan C Tob, 15 ee P okt Leal ean a >t - 7 Y BoXD MARKET AV ERAGES. Am rece, ‘iat Lis” Os %4 | 98 4) "O8 ig ~ ~> ~ os pe DD Op Go DS BO - saci are 100—19/100—16 100—13,100—13 eco ereorat det TFs -- ee im Gf ry me reg Am pes Mj113 ~ +1 Reo wes - 10 public auties. — fe S583 oe tana well 2s oe SOoynse Pade 6 98 | ~4 ~~ Co . LD Gypsasri oO Sor cPOo-! - ae OF nek* et sors a Smee ee ee oS oa && — tie “age ~~ ° a Rexonees RAR ARE re ~ ou rs 2 > oe F FEF FET - FF ee ee ——— — a Total bond sales (per value), $14.- [High] Low. : | Cow. ; Close iN pUSTRIAL a cas 44305 gee ge = Solsse PRS FRESR FE EPET EES > a > mr ~ im) a SSE SSE SeNs La MeN 7} 03 % | ° IA . {L038 ta} 103% Se ss % 97 M Gas 5%) 103% ),08% 103 % 103 % A ee ienemenemed 2 co* ae =} ed erere ve a) e RB tein in —— Fe@assastaserSesssazecsss PF pone SEgc8 fe ct 102—29 102-——29 102—18,102—20 2 ~ 27\109-—21|109—22 ~ FOREIGN BONDS. 27 Alp M M Stl 7s ae Autroq Je 45 B.| | + a” ®- a ~ or Jagr to Wr oo Zon OFF FF ve) ~) - Ss Sth odie eeeg~c#-) 5 Al VO%. ye ie | Mo & oer 103% 103 103%\.... NOT&M. 5C1102 % 102 1 N st io! 14-4 103 Sere Se ail ne ¥ . w x Or ree ce c oma eoc sv SS ita FEE FF OM He ee gi x tg C18 wk ; as 3 i) - =) a >s) wer o se = ce = es et ra © peo ~~ "4 ae or OF a ee Sk is ww, @& xWocr et oe ese 52: =) to tom Oreos ce 9° sore co e on) — ‘ 25 Ors Orrses 0 ~3 woe COM * O-2e-) FF > P02 Wor ae ~) >) ~ rs aie oneaehaniitae Sami Sos $5: : § HERE FR re Det Ed rfg 58 $5102 % EE . YatRM p pf! 208 20% T CNY, _ ae =) Pe 2 e aaa _ She eee rer os + 02 Ce 2h BD ht OI Gt ee Cenc i ae ” ase . 104 2 : pest et *) 101 % see cations of expert purchases $7. ase ——e of hard winter wheat at the gu J) te -3262 ~~ NIG 2S: Oo ~INIor~s ~1 02 10+) t> te ~- & co ones — * 34 W BP 6 be 1105 % | 104! 4% 105 13 Web M 6's) 97} 97%! 97% 94 W U Tel 5101 FORRIGN BONDS. | 98 zh ar | 98% December was coud Gets were steady to wt yreseses =O mw OU! bo — Pe Ladle O8 108 10 = “it ye ie es wars -~ ped “ID — et A = aay an a ~ reEw—Ko “uw ef en . _ - ~ Heo 8 100% ben | ol FES ~ ¢ Soewraw~ta ~~ . . Sse: GS: e Ff F- Ff 4 oem. ee O8 4) 98 M9) 98 % “36. 104% 104 he” 10434 FF LEFTIES —— “tA BPS i | 202% th oe i inl es | 7 Buena 7-98) 97% | 210 Bue A 7-52) 95%. 127 Buen A a 93% | 3 Be-CE % Keith B Fr 6 46. oy ~ Christiania 6 54 G le Sos & $34 ~e ot: 20 aes ros-le ©.~~) PR ’ i 100 ye 100% 100 Le 102% 102% 1025 | “1109 109 a 5/104 % | Hosa! 104 5, BIL10 My ba aioe Coltumbta 6% 27 Oe rd hr "| oP 0201s Dros a” C 6s IC&C stL&NO jt & _ 6 3 oi oor cesar ; FP HERP LLL SS m a ae — ieee nil — ee oo = Se orna mp gere - * ~——— 28 re SeLseranwVwean Cam x PREP FEE PE RES PSP “> we 2 Go mo ps | 108% C8 Ne " ee CeS~nre- ~ tsma Cotte. weees | Cash situation as affe« — re co-a@o: SIT WOH 3 3 , P= Ww aren~* wor Zook - ~~ t # FF EFEFEE el >. “101 % | Hae oe Low er GE 5s 50 100 % ° 100 100 % 42. 107% ae tis o9 aw 3 -& EF PRR FEE FEE FF a ~) i] . oa ~}ow | a ee or es a zt p © © ¥ — P © os — aD w-.30 401 ww Soran roe Sree FEF F t SDI Re -H HOR Rome Fe CFSE FES ~2 + G Ce name Bes “1103 % [103% | 103% : 103 % 103% 10% Ty | : Nov! 101% 101% 101 £3 3 ac ‘3s | 186 Fre & P6%' 142 Ger C M7.'3 eee Resae-x eGR DINO“ VIEeSo-sS SAS ROM Or — arn cca -* a —_ to neo Serer oe i) ee tS Orde ee i t cs FES RE _—y Neem —_ S233 FRM LER EE re 332885 rs OF Mid hed Pet 6% “40 103% 104 1047 se OF | 09% 94 O9 5 107 My iol ,| 101 - | ; rere ~ - - ¥ i. A. - Ks MISE 5 29. a) Sesto Crisis were the em On onssensanmnen wine Guiccceitnataetties il dmuivmninie . . * & * ~ fe KFT Fter Mont Pow Os 455 ee Ds K € 8 1st 4 BON K C Term ist 4 60) a $2883=5 ee FEREE 7 — el al ee a e =~ a. oe) ni te A A aE 34) 96% M61! 96% Pe 31 101% 101%" 11 \ Nat = ‘Prod be 40 poke, 100 «> Sowa o'e aan oe SSs5c mee pm dS Framer D 7% 42) e9 i he RSSE FEF ; LS&MS deb 4 28 DSi. LS@MS deb 4 31) 97 by | >...) 80%; i 3 Ooo" ~~ ot et DP . ~B0O@ Grits mw GI REP FREST ~ ~~ tee] JOSS YES SFE FF PFE =e ~) 29) inl 3 ~o . 3 ¥ _ ao. gonth A Nt oe os 3 qa NOP 8 58 8 A! on” Johns Manv'174 oo ~) oo we +} —_ 2& z ae ae Se 2a —S@ = ron a Sank a ~~ 15 ee a) crm aoa tcl OO “mort Or, F o.. “ages torsg®: = 3 $ § Saa85 9. eo) -- noe od oo 9 P 7 50. 101% 190% mI "aX 40.1314) Pee) do 6% 50x w ws tse s3DOr-~: es - law) 2 no. ey a ere . . ci ; 30 N T & RG 6s 51! 102% 102% 102% 115% 115% 115% .103% 103% 108% ‘ort as py ~ ss +2 Det ee ts = 3S me fal othani te dienes 2soastY> N Y Ed 642 $1. NYG ELN&P bs 38 me Ppe — tom pe On DOA RS Casto . =. ners Qa~) ¥ es : - F ~~” n ~ =) ~~ Le Oe PS te 17 & 54 GCEP JP, 7 44. “3 ee] 1 Demo OMS. i a. _ -~ . at > ie Heidel G 7M 50. L ~~ 106 % 106 M 106 8 . 100% 10% toelty, th ~ Me 29'100% 10% 100% © x c 4% 34. 9% 95%, e309 Ooo 1100 % 1004. 100) 4 5 hy 105%. 105% Ob% N Am Ed ace 48 — ote ‘105% N Ohio TéL ti 47 96 Nor St Pow 6 41 Nor St Pow 5 41 ~ * 7 MS! o&S8M 5s 38: =} OS™ pe ects eS vrs | 98% 08% ORY 202 | 102% /101% —~ A AE A eR te ‘ oe ie - ~VDCeM etre oe wo iag 190 7 ~ Stole - dl Mex 4a 1910 i as Mex 6 Meme Snel ACHAT Dec. 8.—Following are quotations of tiv SI a ve aon en BS ie rver + ar cma Ket june, &* seceived ‘rerr Kaneuws Gite ant “Dien + 7% 136% 11236%> 137 > - = 13 ie 136 138 3 137%b Chicazxo 141 tus % 140 -% K City 134% 133% a" 134%b. ¥Y WH s **#5t L140% we ee 40% ™bh 140 be *st L att oy >) a” yom kG 13s 134% ism 154%e JULY wus ae Chi 132% i131 ‘ © 126% % 125% Pb 125%: ‘‘e DECE iu sek RN stat. 73 73 ae ot ee ee KGa 74% 24% = sy MAY CORN — Se. 8% 83% Gd 86% Chi. 64% 83% 4% % . * iK. Cc. 81% 3 ae ME sent HO % b a — JULY CO chi. . 86% 86 "ss4- % 86 K. Cc. Ae lll -.? @ eon? 8: =. DECEMBER OATS Chi. .0 44% — 43%-% 44%-% 43% MAY OATS s ’ o6tnes ou’. 2 || | eee; +6: JULY OATS. — Cn. . = - 7% ab ° 41% DECEMBER RYE. 102% | «cr __ JULY RYE, . Cu. 87 ‘* 97d ‘ Old * * > * rn j — 31 LOUIS wEncHaNT? EXCHANG).. market today though unfavorable Arse! tine elimatic coudition was facter for time Buenos Ales “ae closed today % ? Dec. 8 —Wheat sold jower on the sce! % |CGorn was mixea bemg lower Ri % Devemver wheat and - a. t- 5 e at | rey and May deivery of both finmwhed pigher. Ra as a a A Chicagu dispatch said that liquidating sales ascrivee to the leading bulder of 1 9% 99% | cemver wheat contracts bere oe with premiums’ about Ze had ao a 105% t jues 97% | fe Me ‘local cash grain market soft 100% 00% 1 00 % wheat was %c lower Uecember we meg Corn was steed to lc lowe: lc lower. Wemand was fair. 05 34 Price changes in bvth wheat 4nd ©"! valli +m the tradin»s after ihe ae} - oe “Liv verpoo! came unchans to “O lowe! Winnipes early was vhnenheake? |” sewer | Ic lower Corn, War down & craction hicagu repyried ~@s8 fe ura bie bee or . ‘dae vorp futures Subsequent|» wheat wae ‘Bc higher to ar 94% | much lower and corp about as much low er Liverpool closed 4% to &O lower t receipts which #err a7 21 care } and » loca yet BE, throu - Hay receipts were {1 care ro The thee cab cot a . P bined nad B70 ey —s w ith L335 a week ago ago ape ear Minneapolie re opvias cart. 130% iat o” Winniper / * me Fo receipt ¥ uh O34 ars 604." bushels. “UmMmDps and 1.487 000 “i yee. Cor r % ceipts were 966 000 hueocels compare) % with 487.000 a week aro & 218 jae! le were 4 bushel. year. oe eel 500 9 week af0 11 comp “ 0 last veer Wheat shinmente “er 683.900 inst ves s ¢O naced with Af “ ot % | a week aro and & 00 leet vear wer shipments were 270 00 bushel iti ; tle 317.000 a week ago and . - year Oate shinmente 5 a pow gg oe , moared ww Sud a4 000 | Grain. 100% Sales of cash grain made on andl mx change Wednesday were ae fotiows: 98% No 1 red winter wheet. $1.41 No 1 red garlicky wheat $1 351.28 a eee No 2 re4 garlicky wheat. No 8 red garlicky wheat, $1.36%. No 4 mixed corm, 6&c. 99% No 6 mixed corn Sample «rade mixed corn, S8e. 101% No 2 ysellow corn No 3 yellow corn 78. ->- PPOLESEE RS BREAK IN DECEMBER IK WHEAT TRADE FEATURE) °° 3° fo "scaruer Dec. &.—Liquidation by e | of timothy which are wanted by the ces holder of December wheat caused a rather | trade afferingr ing mainly of after mid | dfum to common hav tu whieh : The deferred futures were | timited 28 cog y high orices are ruin > So> — ~ [ee DH Ovd qiror~i ‘Sere a= bor} 941%,' P4% et 1 4A: pal EP 5 90%! at 40. os 100% 100% 100% od ra 103% et 97 . — . Sogexwr ooo a. oy ido? — eae 12 arte Cre Oe Dis-e ore . 28 * ~ Port Alegre Re 61 —* 105 ty 103 ty Prague TM%e 5L e cuumetena to $1) 5 03% | 03 4 110% Queensland Oe 47'104%. 104 Me Rh M IT? 7s 50 ett 103 7 46 M5 118% [115 be a3 oo tore 25? ae inal 108 1 5a 40. LUO to LUO da | 100M - | aftee ted* by the n Aner current | clover mixed ws] > ya Cm -~ es t3 ' Ct et pe ot ee di Since C "0 6 QR A 100% 100 % we pe bad pad tT I a CT a ily OS + pet woe taGrOl aw Cons Tex 8. 90 HOG MARKET LOWER —T AT NATIONAL YARDS Dec. 8 (U. 8. De (Agriculture | —Hore * : a 4 i, O2% 92% | La) Bn~ ove 8 can 48 ve _— ca King Rs v0. so Gis t bons vannd light lights “1 500: ket was pot as “een af expected little on the hard spot atood «till unti! «a bogier of ee Ape > 102! 102% ee wertienten S 7 42 | 99%, Walworth 6 45 A — - f various Fins: we Trondhjem 61S 44. 101 ‘6x Y ae Ft con 4%5 50. tie - % Warner S ref 7 329 reason for poor buying tn Boe: po th ie ‘Cc | sore pullish new & Pa) KAaeanrors WwW Penn P 5 46 SA LOO dt 100% ! 100%, pt me oe ined vim be W Penn P 5 66G . — “ too | 100% | ; 6 ~ lana + - naéb =) ha] - | 9835) 95%, 06% | a 6 SO) a3 4% 8: Rit 93h cITyY oceiaepteoll N Y¥ | Cc 4%, Nov 57 106° ~ sa STRIAL BONDS. TAA Chem 7 we at peed _ So * | ket war Closed ot 119, 112% ‘Hot | * ll owirgs from 7 Tuesday's decline. nga hene, 18e: . por ‘ itowie light Lie: SItos+-hOc coo" e ts ee ee White | pene per quarter he NU 20@ Tze: muscovy, "wees loading of aew whee! i a 16 the Post-Disnatch NEW YORK. Dec. &8—As a result 0! ve final Government a -o Cotien crop the market Brrourly over u rancze of 20 ler lwo upward mores of saie on al) — Usd 10 pointe to 1B.dbe. med at ee = 19 se1s—19 st : Be pe Rew ATORR Ne 1% 2 Ke ae P Grain, Bids and Offers 1 BB 221400 Dec. &.——Gratn bide and of: | pe ee Fis. aging Bids. ao weeny... $1.58 i. w beg 81 SR. % ~ Wheat $1.22 My P ‘Or, wt Fy Ma, 4 yi ~ CH AN Mo Pe Ory | , NBG 7 ats :™ \, e . : “T iAMTTIS At Ty a . Se a os * -—4 brain bite and «offer " Aro ¥ é “yg - 39 104 Ge to bbe: Southern. ‘420 tr to 40c° Northwestern —“h sib & Sus 7% 46) 86% 4 AMDB &T O 64 i ~~ Vewewet mille are preparing for their sf sown and inventory per gincks |” RANEVROTES ate _ ats Mewes | conenasall 150 000 buanele for fewr dare sey or %S-harte’ crete. Corn tree wae igh? with prices egg ont “, A rrr ry » fone ied eu 75 oe On 4: ere potest preesure trikti il developer ine + " GgRarren Ff rege’ ie tees Prt" %o’ oo * nothouse hie are rig 4 29) 2) ren. 6 and over 4 $3e ; “ 303 . x 10 t-te 108 Me ihe Ne, 4 wer cit a at go 103 Sith, s A er ~~ Ler pt 4 A “BO: 38 e parrow range Th “ llieq to hold fina) prices " - Mint: under Ty ay nicht. “at b of ection changed hands » Waa fr . Se oe "Sa 34 a7 % ~ ere a 47°¢ @ 4% aenetnr extras. 4 firale to average emirar 232 ore a Hhipping ‘emend war running 6 § new | Alabema bu herhete ' te $2 10 4Be, capo alipe. iy Lr] o eee Goren a 4 ne a | ne 4, } ne & Cur ¢.t rear) pts little heavier becw Use ~}=@r9,; 7s 43 $0534 | 107 M yo" - 4 re crorns to 4 ——s — ere " - ap other graine due a bousest with “Ga atern We: pe futit-etve ~steon tee GF Ae reacted with wheal |». $6.40 r box Fieride S250 te Bt 7 *. corn Oate nrid better th nee at 2Se Anesme firm whole mitk fints od ee) i Be b el -] Ram 6 40 “- wart! PNM! HP —— on” *) Fs SA L ce ia! 45...) “oO a7 58S epec tale aa run eal an Fsgere2 SEF # “a 5 3 Sample grade white corn 68. | No 3 white oats 467 47e. No 4 pnw yg = —— , Sam white ‘ No. ” oe nate. 43% @45 \c. mand * on the etter ee of timeth?y t jap * erite scant Hea, clover mized hav scarce. Pure clover ta ‘Covering by shorte caused some recov erarce. Alfalfa offernes taht and Genpan:: jery in wheat prices late = the day and! good for ail sound erades with the exer clesing prices were 1% low tion of coarse hay which is slow Prairie her hay market steady ~2 Hav quotations No 1 timothy $24 ’ | etandard timothy $22 Me. 2 7) thi on oe othy $20 to $21 No. 1Tignt ¢ clover tr'xed Mas $74 to $24: No @ tet clever mined. $26 to $21: No 1 heavy clover opined i ' ts No 2 hear cloves, "faa? x: 2? t ' e@ ¢ #20 Xa 1 = cote te kh yo irie. B16 to sad Moderate. ground that the mar- eT LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, Dee & wee = 3 Apple market wae dnl “upplies were moderate and demand | itavited Reales were A saeatine reports reported as fallows 40) barrels Pilinwsi« ute | were that raine ip the North bad nut Ouly | wingene No 1. 375 to St: SO Barres a ar | § filinots ben davis No 1- 6425 te $450 2500 peande New Tork & ££ greening. ons te | orchard run $175 per herrel measure 100 boses Washington jonsthane. G3; D0 hoxesn Waebington tongthen extra fener. 2 os agent a . igated i, wx oe # ‘eo 21 oe, a pero ine eopler of S| 66 ranberry © arket Wik ‘stenee. Tiie is the ea rlies! / QUOTATIONS. ‘ ip lf) reare fhe avye BANANA® ie «hipereeenw yey GOMFr eo° ae t,, bbs rise was ier fa S53 ¢ Orr 4 i COCOA NAT it — wav "sr areemrrtine $425 to $4.60 tate ved $626 oad Jer | orn verre. s Keig' per porites Ki Mot ATS—Miemdsa > per auart: [JM ES inican. $1.0 oor I 'F. jas Nx lifexow Tb *” a 2s) yee tr vet abet rw wave per bon aberma en feu: nae 34 or - ~ wo ‘¢ ars | Prowmiens «xere fittle changes tr ot ae t bes ren Os 4 "6 i TR@ BO. 12. — mod be ye AND MSU ABS Live ms — *. — ~*~ ee — E = rec. Cotton 12 ac eniber Tite March Ve die: Mar _ = = ~ + - » —_—- 443 tube “creamery extrae IVORD~15S aT + ee | Ags umto mi, ym $4.25 “Hig es dale 130 per domen RABBITS —$3 i doses, eo “= apm nd Dd PE - ee ” * rs :[InvesTMeNT SecURITi | 88% ot .Con BM 6% 34 R7% (108 $8 106% 106 % : 8 s>NOs ra > >: Be Ber Be Be « arte firete mS Le is Buttwr—-Storage standards, fe do ber 46° OG Es Oe tg~2-3— Seed ’ by Gs we ood ‘12 8 701% 11 11018 TORR TORN te yo sg~e eee a tr Fs " | rm2O OP BWW PRIS Cal G *. m5 AT Ga) Pete @% rae | "i 3 ee? . sist o~ 2 CERT ERLELE RY — a] on ? e 2 tS oo" oe ‘pe ee fad mt RAR ia BONDS. 2 oo ~ , 3 1 OM | 108 y | 100 6 ) + to ee de EES be) o 4 oo le * poh 49 4Q999 29 for the quarter ending of @he dollar and seventy five % ehare hae pee Gano ar “- ° > g o Bots no | Bat | Ou! NOW! ANY | AON, NM TOON | 3 57 3 Peo“ fs Se% RCHANTS*’ #£© Co A An vue nif Con Cleat fie 26 teen Pai Tri ++ 29 CRS 1S Oe GO po aay Con C Ma he ak ve a 451100 % TOS RK INND | Cot: Prod Be $4. 107 te 102 ye TO? | a an ee Be - my . Wiis — . m.: ~ . : oh . , Pixs: nay » | hr OER RRP RO ; M4 5 o rs ‘a ‘ae ond ¥ i ee ee — a iM ag be 4am ee eer a! Rr sdidane ho . ’ ay es ES pe, our « ‘ ars ->* Vv " 7 . r . ’ i pe Y 4a ‘4 " a 4 aw lhe bee on bin nd Seccle a ae 1% Seok ie maid ih Ta lei bs eas Sask vom % cary Dy bape = meee dS . a “s ow ~) sea gi : 7 . wae al oe hee Spoor ey» y et. ePIC OY ae ee “ bs op ng Coy ge eep oe ee - Ge oo) Oh ee Re 4 oh ae Se ret aes > hen eee Oe 2 Cee "aes en a se 1 Petes AO ke NAS ; pat ia Ue i é CM age. oar. ay z ee. AY Nath Rey oak 7 ¥ FF ” c ory = 2 Pet Dene gh? *! ? 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 40 _____ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 192 , 26 Me 3 a eas | tected president of the American | Edward R. Fish, of St Louis was ee ae , * | nt | in : od aD F ene, Mee Gar Auten Thefts. River, Mo.. were pennies Syne 10. 4 ARMY ENGINEERS CAN DO! MAN MADE A MILHON [ighem_ Stee prec li > Society of Mechanical Engineers. | elected a vice president. 87 Years Old oe 3 Popular Comics | a News Photog the rooming house at ae "Fak Pace 22 - "RTT Peres James Farney, 22 years old, and im th | South Eleventh street and are held) RIVER WORK BEST, SAYS DAVIS William McWorthy, 18, of Fiat nabs Solice Station | it Soulard Street olic = on ; | a I tlle eseneneneeeenetieeniaameeentl . — _ on me ? r? rf ad SET OF TEETH. $10 UP with their two automobiles. Mc- |) War Secretary Argues Against Move AND) (UIT: Wie Ay fh !'BEWARE!'! f'BEWARE!! ‘(BEWARE Stop , Guessing ' | Worthy, police say, confessed they — a CHANCE — | . DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE Worthy, police sar. confessed MCF for Civitian Control of Water Ses nied sub queee wtat Tomiie, ater ol reall | eRe aE ch & WEUNESDAY, DECEMBER § | etole the machines . , pene — > tenes ‘Davell Ways. > ¢ n arian? : gy gery and the other in Flat River, but ie ae LIKE THESE MERCHANTS DID contains. We t the ingredients on Teeth Ex- Farney maintained they bought Post-Dispatch Bureau, am : : ; : TT bottle. my Ty Sen US be tracted, 30%. | ne in Detroit for $300 and bot am oo “end nA Joseph . Donovan Had A rear door of the Samuel A window wes smashed at eliable for the treatment of inflamed ——nie ft lf : =e 20-23 Wyatt Building. . | Bovhood Antbitio » ana A a al tre = the Cat-Rate Clothing Ce. sonditions of the throats and mouths ne rowed tit as trae ~ as . ; AS +t ; my 'etal8 aber i re a mea . —. = a ; r. quaintance WASHINGTON. Dec i : 4B DUYEUL Am ron which eat te . oe 1012 N. Grand and cailuabie BS chuaren and adults and have been sandars, nsip sania at ° P re ' , ary SCTIDTLO 7 he 12:38 P. M. ‘claring that he regarded supervi- of 30 Years Ago. mission te steal 22 tires. clothing taken. avorites Im the prescriptions of phy ———— e — ~~~ ucians for many years. Over sion of rivers and harbors werk as’ BE SECURED WITH SECURITY -hirty wears use proves Ton- one of his most important duties, .. .. scsncisted Pres. We are new protecting some of the largest banks and business aline is the perfect combina- ; the ASSOCIA‘ a .o : : . . 8 : “64 . houses in the city. yon of these valuabie drugs. Secretary of War Dwight F. Davis, BOSTON. Dec. §. oseph S. | ROTECTION | LET US FIGURE WITH YOU ON P ay naieel a abenibata — “PAST DUE” d= LA = 1@ opening session of the Na-’ Donovan who lived 1 nee, SECURITY BURG R ALARM CO. ‘asist on the bottle with the tional] Ri yoyhood ambition tc h . sng necked fellow on it Rivers and Harbors Congress : | ; “pas Aa Li ee 5 ater, Pee ni ties or Bere and a Ki wee Aainneié — ve, poe aales as ae oe Tre ~ DO RO ROTEL - $1.00 Cash ~ ; ~ _ Use Delmar Avenue Station. A great convenience if vou live At Omaha ; : Ww : . in the West End district. Direct cemmections ) with Union Pacific Information. reservestons and tickets at Broadway _ fast trains West and & Locust, Union Staton and Delmar Ave. Staton Northwest includ- orask F.L. McNal!y, Dimmon Passenger Agent ing “‘Los Angeles Limited’’—‘*Gold | Coast Limited” and : “Pp rt] iI . 1? 4 | Co | ; to Zos Angeles on “Gele’CoastL.: tecd™ sc SERVING SINCE 1838 CN a Ra SNe a EE Ne Nas Mags St SE Mag Mt EN: Ns te te 4 9 arene seaeta go ata ak aM xtc co LL ~ LS ~ . / 7 - - £ , in es —— - ” WiTH THE NEW TURB-YVAC AGITATOR a ; 7’ = Deisrered to = 00 Your Home fer e) y Down Delrvered to Your $ Meant $00 c. . ccne e Nee oak Nee : This new type Cleaner priced | compicte, with a set of attach- ments and G& Electrie Meter, at... © a This Washer priced with twe drain tubs valued ar cach. new cempiete at ‘T= E new GEM Vacuum C with n efficiemt corm binatk — powerful smction, develeped & ~ . . os " ¥ eneral Electric motor with « 7 scientific nozzle. This new pre in OW makes this Cleaner efficient for cial ing out the gritty. dangerous imi $50.00 Value, firt and the lint and thread. oe, 2h oe ‘the t,¢_¢,4)4,4,+¢,¢,¢,7,4#.4.+¢,.¢.4.4.4.4 #44 he a a a ee a a ee POR AAA OO AO Oo Ooo oot» Me — > wm U nson’s Chretenas Saie ‘” ace ak eXtension piece. card, handle switch and llusc are inciuded. 2 Ba wero 0 : See ae BRR Mone SBN 1 Sg hat ts ie ‘2 . * ” ss 4 e bits. ft, we bras oa pe r aoe ae ee TIRE CHAINS on wet highways and in snow no: (a A Fe I ce = kgm | 7 NN, TWO 60 BACK TO BOONVILLE — | R.// \ Vj FOR KEEPING BAD COMPANY Phene for a Free Demonstration he wm Your Home : (Ff #xe an an oe Oe ae et ee ot Oe See One m Action at the Unsom 4 Me Aes Ns partment Ivpe Three-Pice Fiber Da-Bed Suite $95 Value. om LU nion's ‘gages aman une Rs. 2 Oe : ———_ : 3 Fat ‘¢ M are AAS i : SAY RS 3 Rn mt ree eS C.- - {- : ps _ 4 - ' 4 ee sy Pn ; —— nes al ~~ 7 - « ‘ 4 > ; ' : ; Cee wt . ; - 2. 7 . > = ' -% \ = — . —" ‘ } om Bal ~ - - tl —_ | ‘ er we * 11 nly May EEE RF SR hte OF a tie, ‘ hee —- a 16 ot Woe er ee ee ee ae ee ge aD) ‘in 18 pal iy GRIN, a Sighted Se Col Bo Sle os oT eee Ree 2 a oe ee. yet et fF, CAS LAS Fa, a oc siiges/a’s bt § I i a UE ae ali Sia i ae aes Ea pea “ ae a Khe —~ Paroles Isswed to Henr Best etman. The positive OF F’N’°ON Lever | rk NY y ee pci am ae Lock prevents loose chains and ' Wa / aba | lost chains. Cross chains easily attached without tools. Get OFF'’N’ON Chains now for your Balloon Tires and be a, aa SO 7 he me ct Nae eg CEN SS on SEM SS ahd te is At OO Cash Delzwers One of These Sustes > ¥ y SSS EFS SS FSS SSS SFOS SSO 4 Exceilent Gifts Are These ts . | Radio Cabinets $216.50 V aines. om Umen’s Xmas Sale at yr Saeeres! Pilg Mn at oS e dae 7 ae Pe Sey wd EPR eh ee apa IP nah} — oer eT. a We ek Ci Ol OMe Fan 4a Faatadtattaterbct 4 ; dd a a a a a ee a a ae ek oe ee FARO GOO FRO GOO) a * . ae t G j 5 * ie fr - i. te ed See ; $ : ; 4 * q + te ee } 4 ,] - i ~ J - , s > p = - 2 SI : bd 4 = 4 t ” i = 2 rs a % M © ¥ P4 ‘ q = A . So a} N .- is é ny . g > & . . = 2 7 £ . ; : y - 4 t > & * ot ; a. ‘ z 4 ie : 4 ‘ ere. : - 4 | : on > : K re 4 } ‘ aes 7 > 4 a . os ’ YS ; 3 g 2 2 aS. Se + 3 r 7 € 2 - Ag sos Sow 8 am . = . t* . 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MOCLOTS said Catarrh 3 and bowe pown to be ~ als, of inflamed nd mouths ‘ ce pe ' imendc JI tried Mavyr'es (one have peren Livi an “ric : Ith + eae d wil ; “ Stnough S82 years s ns of ph: % hasten 79 vag Po b young ster,”’ rr Be . a, reparation , r os the gee gee oe fre . rd 2 tee irae’) @rx B2iUaVe the inf} = causes practically all stomeace aa Fs Ee ens er Re as as Ai Vy Sy, ‘Z S4 iY : iit™= sae A " 4 ow T (* * / v7 . oe piers Sty Seer ~_ an’ sas ae *° ete! : os “Pineent ‘ ar % ; Si: é : ae ie. he€ ee. ae Y, Yy : ‘a 7% business openings. Fe ; . nS. 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Sead Sa se aes Be 3 : , . itor 7 i es #7 : om ee - a 4 es ee - “a ‘ $1.00 Cash ‘ “ bo See SO sii 3 Pe a ae es “Bucky” Harris, manager of Washington's ms eee a Wipe ecsas sieesiailininans NC 8 BRE NRG: ALOE: A 7 . >’) . ) eee 5 Bea ne econngceasnsiie ea es SR Se ies See . utherlan . a SO OES - Be ke POR ee ‘ Se Sete OS | who married the daughter of former Senator RIBBON oepay “re ca crrvees + So eR ero I oonaaaes a short time ago, has the distinction of being the first The work of prosecuting bootleggers, in the Federal Court at Newark, N. J., caused ccc | wit MMe, dda ditors of the Social such an enlargement of the office staff that there was not room for all of them. F ballplayer ever recognized by the ed C ge our, Making one for two. Patient at City Hospital, whose right arm has been pe cel consequently, fixed up desks in a cell iaemtated, sor Soon ee left at embroidery under direction of occupational therapigts. 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Bot 3 Ae ahi be aiaiind ve + ener tree i ad SP mae Ni Pt pee Pe RED Gre epee pelea, ‘ fe et > 4 can ee oe aero C vss Haken MG ee penaeaa 9 Roy, Nish ntti cnt ee cd ae ‘ “ en > st he Hy tee agencies i oa yy + - Le DMRS see polh cd - ee, a a of Ai tbalign 23-645 anes ss Peres a 4 ae anc’ ¥ Fee we Test a ae a ee ‘ a . aw 4 pe x Ps — % al ad tt . a> = ‘1 “4 Wey Ae te, dhe tase is et Sal OG BIS Ss BAS ole Tete tet . faba Re be: Ba ." Te . ae ane o~ , © Cempiend. i ie calle Naat sh area ears ei te he Shas 4 ET PRES I ee lg PPP ten yang ft tas > techy cere a . = 2 4 | aU nt eel cour t 11a » iia riak vith coenc*aled weapons. and when quire nO iess concentration an: the foreman of the jury, a woman, | directed purpose than th eceived a blackhand ietter, threat- | Manipulation of the stock market Judge With eX- or the m liing of insurs nee. hing the jury and ‘ termination in the event ibe de- Two people think the ¥y tove each endant were sentenced to death. Cther. They take a running dive In apite of this, the jurora returned into Matrimony. con ul b “4 verdict af guilty, making no les pP breast) aH i ro Cail il¥ (>t? 2 recommendation of mercy, an] efor Eac& continues to live a Judge Allen imposed the death efore-—-an individua PXist pena lt The women jurors were Made up of persons! idiosyncrasi aim. but one man furor wept ag ®2¢ eccent? Li pu Both tak if his heart would break a ereat Gea: for granted, and think “I don't think less of that man they . rest back pon thel: for criyng: I think more of him,” ‘#Ureis after the etforts af : commented Judge Alien. “I honor UF im for doing hie duty as a juror \ pair of young people I know ind for eA Pressing bis erm otion ieee ; ° Lire? m ia se Women's League Active. folks.’ ibey lapsed from ail th Mrs. Virgil Leeb, educational d harn g a? : ; ros ‘wry t» rian? ’ uman Trelali. nehips bak She and two other members Were forgotte: They teek rathe gO before th. LOO iiteraiiv the the >? UDicn ot the # Caz Ue wii exec uti & committee of _@uls Bar Association and show My. young friends did not realize “sUuUSt. AS Mra. “pers expressed ¢. that Ourtsh i‘. joes not end with why they should support a reso narriag it lf a much more dif ‘ution of endorsement of this meas. “ult task ¢ held interest and re, Which will be considered at thes eve tial is to inspire it An Tanuary meeting ‘ ant hard ¢ .% 7 - Do women in Missouri fee} they | Shem a man falls in a with sheuld be permitted te serve on S&T! he succumbs to his Ce} > a) ae based upor her G0 they bellete that r > - . uries Or , . To? > of men only? Thus *"‘ ‘« t ie the duty ‘ar. there has been little or no dis- = eo “assion of the subject by those op- Postion, her ougniuiness and nosed and the League of Women °°™*!deration That is only one Voters has carried the burden of “de Of the picture. After mar. riage he discovers many other ‘he@e itn faver of it The League of ould like to hear renerally on th Fol “Topenat Popnlar. NEW YORK.—The full. leose hack topcoat tg coming into its. While the long rather smug 00% ta still] worn for dress occa- sone the loose and graceful outer sarments are chosen for ordinary | wear. Parisian designere are now | “owing coats in tweed, broadcloth | or heavy Kasha which have full frents buttened straight from the Sig fur collar to the hem and with m yoke at the back from which ‘Be cloth falls full and loose. The pockets are big pouch affairs of | “ur oF the same material as the oat. MK ix . « > — ~~ sititja ~ . us ‘ 4 Women Voters |‘ — = y frem women Le subject. Muibiea W ch oy own. High-Collared Jumper. LONDON.—A vory high-collared sigeveless jumper is being featured among the English winter stytes. Mack Velvet richly adarnea Sigh | °eara an rT? t we a? -. sand-pairtced ewe @ and 3 } Psy * ~ : % Wa sehs VULTOR:« ¥ | s ere > 2 @€4b¢ 4s as >. is a job that re- “oneness” of the! > » - or eis th -2 ie? ~ *§ A od 4 sk GiSia- \ iusionment is sad uniess the roun: blunder to speak of “ : cresemakers are slipping back into ~ | tae “My idea of a talented gir? is one whese gifie are set im piatinum.” YP, eer ee wre . Rept. Mrs. Virgil Loeb. res nm sc i ous ert ort to ve up to the cPharacteristics that ca tJ ite A he h =! ar ‘ ED rse, the nverse is equal- ? Many a young bride is im fiz v disappolateda whe: the in who wed her with a battery cma ntitentions takes her for Tr eke ahs ~ eo ?* arr Lee (>. r'¢ mony As deen pronounced. She misses the .Owers, the boxes of e: * BoOlicitous ishion or t tstool In the meantime the divorce ~ ai “ain0ons Oi fash On. A ¢ ~~ rT’ > + reivet coat, short and vrery siraight, with lace ruffles at the n covers a soft white Silk shirt. The kilted skirt is not y of tartan. Any kind of forgecus celoring on a dark back- ground carries out the idea suff- sentuiy. With a shingle head and mack patent shoes with large og the wearer 3 se Da oe » soa POU Sea ri eather dDuckles, iOOKS as hough she had no | stepped out of a Van dyke pict “Bodice” Now Proper. LONDON. — It is no longer a bodices” since habit te desoribe the tion of dramees. It top — is a sign of the growing revival of dresses which require mere “making” and “fit- ting’ than recent fashions have demanded. LONDON.—Beauty patches are oack in Eagland. They are Piaced on the back of these eave off Wearers patches generaliv which otherwise attention Seme of nore original designs are littio ¢ of the neok. peauty jewelry aes? 2 i —_ Vet ia ‘isiract oe OS ee nee Oates ae Sinead nenteenemagebienmaunnenatimameannmeinentiieens a TLE RSPR ne A i i ie i, ai aie a a a a ee eo - > THE RHYMING i a i OPTIMIST By Aline Michaelis i i i i i i i ie i i i a i i a O BOME it ts a scariet leaf T cane on autuimn’s gale which ever whisper Joy is brief and life a fleeting tale:” To me it is & messenger that flaunts its ban- ner bright and makes my lagging pulses stir w promise of delight = yt e Fa ve s See * c * along t! seas fa the end of lonely with bliss a-brin damp and iiing a ; . ae nk @ Wit spring iong world ail sn finds in all he hea: mage of his thou to one weave threr with joy are fraught see _ , ia i . . » LAPS, a &! APriet i\feat ° | ae | #. a Y 1 tei Org ¢, 4 ’ lt rete ie tere v= VIVAUDOU MAOQCS TALCUM V. VIVAUDOU, INC. NewYork - Paris + LosAngeles - Meutrer — A SELECT tet of persons SEEK -~ ING WORK & printed im the PO 9 father Cook | Roast Beef With With P Wednesday evening. f IT ROUBLE, by gosh! My mother- Bidding first a lower-valued suit and later a higher shows: | tops tn the lower, lack of tops and | possibly greater length in ihe higher. Yesterday I pointed ont the tm-) portance, when holding suits of equal length and equal or nearly’ equal strength. of bidding the high-| er-valued first. Today’s pointer! tells what should be done when one of the two suits contains “tops” | (Le, high card combinations such | as Ace-King, Ace-Queen or King- | Queen), and the other Goes not.) in-law is coming to visit us for a while. ““‘To take care of Joan,” her telegram gays—it was here tonight when I got home from the hospital: the woman across the hal] had signed for itt But there is going to be some trouble taking care of mother-in-law. With Hilda aia in our two by four apartment we won't bBave much room for visitors. | Let's see, now. Our bed—Joan's | and mine—and the baby’s in the) regular bedroom. Cot for Hilda fn | When the two suits both have tops,| the sunroom. Mother-in-law will | ine highest-valued should be named | have to use the lounge in the, : | first, even if the lower-valued be} living room, but since it is the | ! oan comi home tomorrow | j quite a bit stronger: but wnen one; Giming room too she will have to; beer Fen bee seats preg es suit has tops and the other has not. | stir up early in the morning 50 | | in fine and dandy. I got to ae ithe first bid should be made with! ‘that we can have breakfast. 3 | co the baby at his 10 o'clock dinner ture forms ball ithe strong suit, even if it be the’ The baby ought to be the most) time tonight, too. Missed the wu: | hws & oott |lower-valued. One tmportant rea-/ CO™fortable one of the SERER: BO- rviest of nurses, —_— ee ee son for this is that if the contract) 00¢Y can share his bed. ws (add a teaspoonful of I wish my family could see our! until it begins to ibe obtained by the » on| And she will probably boss Hilda | | " wo spain oT and try to raise the baby HER | bey. He was the only one not | ready a buttered pan, es se eae Se es and | medium-sized ontona, these with salt Cover again and other hour. or unt tender when tried (If covered pan ip g - ee OT A ee et ithe left, it is important that the ! h th \first lead of the partner shoulda be| ¥2¥: I never thought of it much | crying tonight on the cart they | couple of broken | : r should be carry the babies areund en The) been scattered, pour before, but somehow I'm beginning | to get apprehensive that the moth- _er-ih-law jokes may be founded on toree | facts. Oh, well; Iet rest of them were yelling their | beads off, but he just looked up | at the celling and wasn’t bothered. | Keep ft up. son! toward the suit with tops, rather ‘than toward the suit without them. Yesterday the following hands were given: 1. Sp.: Hing-Queen-z-x-x. Ht- Ace-HKing-Jack-x-x Dt: x-x Cl: Ace. | 2. Sp.: King-Jack-x-rz Ht. : | | Ace-King-Queen-xz-z. DL: z-x. CL: | Ace. | | & Sp: | Ace-King-Jack-x-x. | Ace. | Im the bidding ef these han4s, | ithe doctrine above set forth should, be followed. In No. 1 the bid should: us be cheerful Se eee apple, a 4ew currants, « little an- gelica and citron, and a little pre- served ginger, also chopped fine. | Scatter the fruits over @ buttered | ‘Home-Making Helps _pan. Pour the candy mixture on’ By Wanda Barton 'to the fruits and bake in a slow) Queen-10-x-x-x-x. Ht.:; Home-Made Christmas Candies. | Dit =. cis} OME-MADE Christmas can- | °ven for half an hour. When cold. ing tablespoonfuls of i sree cut in squares and wrap in waz dies make attractive gifts. i | Paper. Coffee Fudge. Put {nto a saucepan two cupfulse Packed in little silk or ribbon boxes or bags or fancy baskets, they are sure to be appreciated There) q ; — . , be one Spade—the higher-valucd are also many pretty china con-/ of sugar, a heaping tablespoonful of | 3 # . — suit. Of course, the Heart ts mu tainers that are useful after the: : f | Stronger, but the Spade has ‘ candy has been eaten iso it would not be disadvantageous ’ + ; tthe Hawatian Fudge. tor the partner to open it first. ‘ — x Put into a saucepan twoc aptuls - > o ’ in oF tho oe «> , i el 2 +.) : ' Dl cilihd, te bid should be one of prown sugar, three-quarters of a S nin ont : } - -— )+ s14¢- . 3 Heart—the Pm Bl Sulit; UL eunfy] of milk. two heaping table- ~ i ee ' id aA as a vu +h 2 q fferen m a! 7% ~ ~ great that it should be shown by/ of unsweetened grated chocolate. : 3 - 3 * . the bidding, and in addition an ini-! Bring to boiling point, then cook An EVERLASTING Gift 3 , DP « = a 9 , = =~ 7 9 ‘) . , ; é tial lead of the Spade might result! siowly until a little tried in cold ; = -- eo? , a GiSa8i ro 431% water Farm™e a SC bal Rem ove 3 he bi mm i a teaspoonful The Warli Grand—a piano of In No. 3 the bid should Be one! from the stove, add a teaspoonitui e tzer ; ea 7 ‘ +7? shown later joing 8O Would clear- Baked Fudge. see ic, hear it played, play it yourself, ly ear-mark the character of hand Cream together two tabiespoon- + ' Pin +? for the partner. Pu! of butter and a cupful of ar. Add the beaten yolks of two! Grands Up . * . Today's questions, which will be sucga n 3 answered tomorrow, are: What $£es, two squares 0 melted choco- would you bid, as Dealer, with late, a half cupful of sifted flour. eteette 4 1. Sp.: Ace-King-x-x-x. Ht Ace. 2% teaspoonful each of vanilla and) | T, King-x-x-x. DL: x-x C¢l.: =x orange flavoring. then foid in the ers ®° Sp.: Ace-King-x-x. Ht Ace.; stiffly beaten whites of the eggs. King-x-x-x. Dl.: x-x. CL: x-x. Prepare a cupfu] of fruit, seeded raisins and dates coarsely chopped, bey ry 3 am Ae A wh : = a 2 Oppecdc canciedc Cnerries ana pine- Sik and Woolen fuustms Dresses Cleaned Dyving and Cleaning Cd. Phone Nearest Branch 1006 Olive Street F URLIIZEI 288 us "2" ow GRAND PIANOS Sale of $140 to $170 Electric Washers Sacrificed, as low as $ a9°° Demonstrator, Floor Sample and Rebuilt EDENS 1900 CATARACTS UNIVERSALS SENS: ATIONAL price reductions on gnaran- teed Electric Washers—some used in dem- onstratiing, some nll scratched or marred in handling, others traded in «nd put in fine running order. saggy bo ery one priced for quick sale! Each carries sew machine guaran- tec and ome year tree service. As Law as $53 Down . . . Easy Terms Domestic Electric ctric Co. 908 Pine Se. A knowledge of furniture is not ray when selecting a Landau living room. just be” sure the mame is on the suite you choose 44 ae hes oe e jovs of meeting pey the of absence; else who could: ~~ +4 6 &* Rowe. = os > part of virtue cousieis; .abits.—Paler. : : > o . . (imgratitude i treason te man-. —Thompses. - > o ve oom net with A large geod : the eres, With the ee . = Lments Were ‘al by i ey — Jon Sert, : Yi ORK. —— The SDA? “er nowadays has a double’ ‘ot only is it profitable te : serpents in to the net but & “vet; more advantageous to «m- the feminine contingent inte 'rpent mode The latest «x- “ion ef serpent skins consists? Yague for flowers and beuten-1 Tide of phrthen or rattle “ ® skin, which aders the fur S22 c@atzs at present seasen

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~ -—STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 8, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 43 —. ~ azine | The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine _ a 1 ang , . : | RECIPES FROM | | THE WOMAN | | Mitzi Acts on Her it ’ i | : | “My Old V; rink. | OF IT ‘'MODISH MITZI Gauadicie bacohes By Jay V. Jay | " A Wife . i M kK D | $3 A g° | O N s i HOW nny I | Cook Book” 4 tes | ransformation —OF A— ) epee a [xi camrwe ume ||! MARRIED WOMAN || i Roast Beef Wi : | a i Potatos tr | INSTALLMENT XIV. | By HELEN ROWLAND Gay China for Gay Cloths ons, . a Seeker Helen Lmitates the Seal. | ae . r e: AKE a six-poung : 2 The sacet, 60 Gate EC6RTOW, ie on the floor face | | nel tg 8 agen a res beef, place in ._ C8 year hed he wan , - lownward,” said the rhythm . | a ¢ table linen pan, sprinkle with alt } q Beauty bent, ' : ; | wie instructor. (‘Stretch your AND & LOVE ie C8 ok mo ges Scant Se gay per and a little flour cw maeprer be returned forlorn, empty as i | sar hands out as far as they can reach | A woman is ready to write her “memoirs” at forty—but, until °° °'D* °F P th is all with pan and roast tn oven gem Be Went: , : and press your feet close together. | he ts seventy, 2 man is still too busy collecting NEW ones, to stop, Sn en ee ee both in the about an hour. They 7H Nor saw beneath his very nose Fix this in your mind—the seal is| _ 4 : . s mT the ee oo it sround the meat six op oun a The promise in & budding rose. | . sunning himeelf on the rocks!” Aft- | 9 record them. — — poug temg coca peeled potatoes and @ at’ s ch highway and byway, o’er ee | } er several minutes the instructor , - » Prisdst ry, ye oy rE pees eS medium-sized ontons. § a ociand and lea y went on, “The waves are splashing Next to washing windows on a 30-story sky-scraper, the most ec ‘ohecian aaa it anda Sever eel oe ore sce hastened unheeding the glad ea’... Shad Wadden beam Te ene hazardous feat in the world is picking out Christmas gift for the | orrect your table would have tf you coo Be § a s r ~ ~ 0 a —_ . a other hour, or until ig oie a one yhoo a thousand | / fe } , . YA | yourself lazily. Move the right wan you love. jused pink or any of the greed tender when tried with « tes. - soso , fo fore flipper closer, to your body, yes Bs | Sreens to be had in cups G84 enu- | Cf covered pan ts useg . i scsver ket Metenieat? te Goehene | Ae G | now the left, now raise the fore This is the time of year when a poor bachelor gets that Kesead A mI pom yo OR Pe || Dasting - mace serengy : a 3 - ee | | ; ersens pi pried minor — oven body-loves-me” feeling; but after New Year’s he will pep right up/ 4... .0tea pref and pottery. Al! prright, 1820). iuilength, grown : y, c our shoulders an ang | beside tomorrow _@e =e desspising humankind, rN : your head between. Keep that po- RE SNE. SAE 0 SRO: oF ay — — sconsamne tine attealacce | the countries of Burepe ses he was feel-/| butter and a large cu Jaeie peered into his own soul and | | sition a few minutes. Now . own ane sending us dishes = r ng- got to Se: |cottes. Boll gently 0 = Ma ssaw that he was blind. F | ant slowly raise your head to one side | Love {s a divine state of aphasia, {n which a man forgets every-|'¥ or quaintly or beautifully ee k dinner | sure forms a soft ball when tani,” JAMES LAWLOR. ~ to look over the ocean, then down/ thing from his duty and his ambitions, to his conscience and his | rated ee ns any ian y are making out their Christ- Polly opens her suede pocket book (known _- : - and around to the other side. | pregkfast, prreemes fresh in coler lt show va- |Back and forth—back and forth ° os I ried enough color schemes for /o% bd the su-| oola water Remove from the fr : pig add a teaspoonful] of vanilla, be Girls Rights. mas lists. A long list ... they should have as a bolero baz), and finds that while her | j ald see our) until it begins to stiffen, BeMe — q on pays t for those wished on bett ' . | , sticking in his throat. isuch a fondness for yellow, their slow fire until al) ts t and no | etter, Mrs. Crane, but I’m going | : blended, & 4 mte That , t | ° 2 idesigns sometimes executed with cook until a little tried in Pby her parents. at, t | O drill a little tomorrow on a Bit- | | k ther times ter forms @ hard ball. Then Seam! 10 US. ts a great gain for) ) ting posture. We'll do that after | Never depend upon your husband, your child, your cook or your |\4rge brush strokes, a otllr Lally Sal eee — = ee ree reulae Tork We Over” y» | RADIO to “show off” at the critical moment when you most want There ig the Spanlah ware with is | d testimony o su- ) , =e 4 | day.” | stirring as {t boils slowly, two he publishe wd | \ ESS] = om 6 tpt os ponaes cocigeammeee, FS virile decoration, and lovely cot- ing tablespoonfuls of butter, « Vanderbilt Balsan’s suit for = 46 ‘ 4 | | Oo meet your needs later, we'll | land: ané in tablespoonful of vanilla, and @ tggm@mulment before the Tribunal of | ) = |{nclude the caterpillar and the) ye aociiy pore eng hat ; rather brilifant.. spoonful of almond flavoring. 4 ] Rota presents an appalling pic- a y , | | turtle, I think that will be a:. , A woman’s “nerhaps” ts merely a graceful way of saying ‘*ves”’ | — t el 8 ger ci Camas. gently, test in cold water fer eoum mre of the injustice from which yw y vn ts | Miss White insists that we show | —a man’s “perhaps” is just a gentle way of saying “no.” ly eae 4 ‘sien enna nautheas- ball stage, then pour Into @ buttesman American girl could suffer only “ 7 Ly .a material change in body contour | e a Slova a and ; - pan. When cool, cut tn i years ago. NYS a f | if /in such a limited time that I shal] | ie section © nll h rface jand wrap in wax paner. ise % read Uke some medie- wer 4 | | he | ‘lemploy only the work that will! Most people never find anything the matter with the home-town| This only a — He (Copzz 19z chronicle—the Rota’s story of ’ me Straighten out your settles satisfac- | climate until they get rich enough to spend the winers in Florida | the supply from w y in which Consuelo was ay : torily.” ‘and the summers in Paris. (eo ne a : ™ | “I should imagine this work | at ule | _.( Copyright, 1998.) . _ Seen on Fifth Avenue. Bshanghaied into marriage with the “ would improve one’s danci | | ‘ , g ) "0 ; 1€ cing,” | Duke of Marlborough? Can any St Belen sald! we The better a man knows and understands a woman, the better | : A pearl bracelet simulating a american girl today imagine her- g | giggasere | MAb db | You'll be a nymph if you stay | he loves—some other woman. , r ° , eit the victim of such treatment? Y ‘with us,” laughed the instructor. serpent espe te arm. ae ae eemer we tl take you Out) Being a “model huband” and being a good citizen are not the| purple and red taffeta are com- bined in a robe de style, which is iembroidered in gold. Y mother,” Consuelo is ‘in the woods and you may dance said to have testified, “‘tore , | | same thing! fro the influence of ‘and play at will.’’ | ‘ me from the influence Since it was on their way to the shops they They’ve got an idea: They'll have toearn the | (Copyright. 1926.) y sweetheart. She made me leave | ; mee ‘ Scountry. She intercepted all) stopped at Dad's office for a “loan.” Well, Dad money for Christmas shopping. That's why they ES IRE ietters my sweetheart wrote and all _ knows all about loans. He replies: “Not a pen- looking at the Want Ads. Maybe somebody | | mine to him. She caused con-| py more.” Harsh words, for a parent to speak t : ? | = | ‘@ services. ueeenes. She said I must) 4, oc, catia. Mitel murmurs something about @! Want to give them monty for their r . Sh aid I knew very well : ‘ : . © ent Come— . - va oe ne a0: tein oat only wanting it for Christmas shopping. Notice At any rate, you may admire the very smart bear it played, play it yourself, Bsband, that I must take the man, her smart felt mat wie the high crown. back view of Mitzi's hat, smartly tam shape. [—_finemeee bad chosen; that my refusal | — | ae Soemn, Jumper the Hare, | \ i “Come here, Peter, and I'll answer eee ur me ow the wedding so that nobody ‘ . | bd , . iad speak to or even approach | as they sat side by side in the snow ; | vour question.” a yf! ND PIANOS s ta | over in the Green Forest. | ie a i cava wes va Af Qa a *?. "7 | Jumper had. just opened his | | , No thanks,” rep ied Peter, “it's KJ fot @ The ‘Duke testified that Consuelo | dct to sebie When Seth sudden-|. 7 | answered enough ae it is. And I , | ° ) waa him that her mother “had | , j; ‘on’ ra b (EREEK: Y 5\ i Mike of eenemare dent | ly sat up very straight with their) won't take back a word of what io pay in agian Z ~ — . | long earg pointing straight up at | said. If you're going to go to bed , p rt of physical violence to werce the sky in the listening position | ‘I wish you'd go to bed and leave. a 'that you all know. “Did you hear | honest folk in peace.’’ UPPOSING a modern mother) something?” whispered Peter. hon P : re abso rotecthion— ° . oo. on ee oe has otros me Re gag I like” ai and throat. And unless proper precautions are = Its regular use by the entire family, as a ame is on the suite you choose and Nae Us task.—Sophocics. | as big as Buster Bear and as strong discards like tissue olutely safe. All Landau furniture - ¥ hee ae = 2 eee ever worry | | DIFFERENT, extra de- employed these disease germs may often get the youth wash and gargle, is an easy way to be on ts The flower of meekness grow’ : ; I hope. éame 3 2 ™ n grows On; about getting food to eat. 4 = a “. i . ate to guarantee of fae Btem of grace —J. Montgomery | he’s gone to bed, because he Is one | licious desserts made with | upper hand and multiply —— rapidly than the safe side. | ugs. It is at the same we a | less to be on the watch for. Do | DANCE, a sheer gown to be. sun- ripened cranberries — t fight them off | assurance of the most advanced in Burhe joys of meeting pay the | you know if he has, Jumper?” Oe eas a pear yrcey fo gerade are taste treats for all | eae Cah ‘ Also, then you will be on the : ' ation. t ; : ee | the temily. Meslihful and | At such times your throat becomes irritated — polite side in regard to that me stabeence; else who could] Once more Jumper the Hare ‘complication a second thought. Par it?—Rowe. opened his mouth to reply, and | Th . | appetizing sauces (forall | ‘ . eo e hazards of the old-time sani- | , : ’ . ® Be ap . eS Ses sears Se Panes te reply. +> | ary pad have been ubpiented wih | Ip meats), tarts, puddings, —Nature’s way of telling you there insidious condition, halitosis teed quality will make your gift A hil me Mee nowt of wists ' | stead he made a flying leap, while , " ‘. 60 much more Recent Every 74 oe - a “ virtue —" a the same time Peter jumped in a protection both absolute and ex- | ices, cakes, frappés and 1S danger ahead. PDOW dependable and free from care a", 4 ee a _ /another direction. Both jump*d | Quisite. | other delicacies are : : : ates tn dnneen |barely in time. With a grunt two! It is called “KOTEX™ . .. five | tempting when made with Particularly at this time of year ' ia pe eempeon. ‘they had been sitting. “Woof! | ton pads. . | . : ae | ch os iw ag bly, | i t 1 actory at any time accompanied DT Sih to eet te ani oe ree Bioeng ssn Pig cae ALI — | TRRANBERRIES very carefully. The ideal mouth an | — how he dares look the rest of us in 'grumbly voice which came from b . . 7 i " ’ — Ssanlgpeie Pry ie to show you gt wah ~ ———ee | way down in the throat of none of offending. Cranberry Pie a : one for names _ t. uae other than Buster Bear. It was the IV You discard it as easily as a piece | 2 cups cranberries, 1 tablespoor Scer, i good furniture merchants. | as ey invented by unexpected answer to Peter's qucs- | of tissue. No laundry. No em- | ue aoe tag EE. tablespoons water, I re | tion. barrassment. | Short pastry. Line « pie plete with Call GRand 0709 $8 x: — Serpent Mode. _ “Woof! Woof!” cried Buster. “I yon get it for a few cents et any er ee ae ee ae 4 | “ORK. —- The snake almost got you fellows that time. deng or department store simply by | , stry or 6387 _ * nowadays has a double, I'd like to know what business it is saying “KOTEX.” Women ask for | ; dot » Not only is it profitable to! of-yours, Peter Rabbit, whether | it without hesitancy. pieces ; “— moderate ; . cranberries - Serpents in to the net but it! whether I’ve gone to bed or not.” | Try Kotex. Comes 12 in a package. more advantageous to en-| At a safe distance Peter had | Proves old ways an unnecessary risk. ° sr | = the feminine contingent into’ stopped to look back. His eyes wre e e 7 ~ Y ® serpent a . \ oo wt mode. The latest ex- | popping out of his head so that he tributed over the signature | é ; Hon of serpent skins consists | jooked really funny. If Buster Bear T € X INDEPENDENT NEW JERSEY 'Y S$ Q 4 a i/] 1 S@ 1 . RED FURNITURE , vogue for flowers and bouten-| had dropped right down out of the eee COMPANY | Philadelphia, Pa. 4 ade of phrthon tle | ‘ouldn’t have been any “COSTS NO MORE~ a eee ee OF eel vo laundry—discard tage Skin, which Itewae hard work Ne like taswe Ask er dealer for Jerses Crenberries . > _—, Re «? udorn the fur} more surprised. a sae P “9th coats at present season i even now to believe that he wasao't er 4. if >,

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HE melancholy days are come, The saddest of the rear; The tooting horn and bang- ing drum Will soon assault the ear It's father, when the bills are due, Who pays and pays And that is why he’s feeling blue These melancholy days Now doth the fam'ly take a band In shaping father’s fate: They do their shopping They also do it late In stepping out with Claus, They get a lovely thrill, Which doesn't cost a cent because They charge it on the bill. sa w early and Santa Ol, yol, the melancholy days Are surely with us now, While father pars and pars pays With sadly furr For future reference he files, The merry Christmas bil! While Santa smiles and and smiles, And is a villain stf! and owed bh row “Hears U. S. Radio in Siberia.” Santa Claus will soon be broad- @eesting bedtime stories from North Pole. “Wild Turkey Coming Back as Target for Sportsmen hic tirmse ? 4448 SSess . Where has he been a!) The hunters have missed him. ~~ ee $1. es Sparrow.” > ha . have been a pole cat. The women of Texas want a bet- ter legal Looks in silk stockings. footing. “Actor's Wife Gets Divorce.” Why not try The birth of a white elephant h occasion for r ee. jJoicin in eC Oe ae SWF SO 6 awe ET eat € w/e we iz aad Sian Over here we get a bigger kick out of the whte mule he sandbox sars in creasing number of spectacies ing Worn may be due to e}3 occasioned by looking . , ~ ‘?. i i ed ™ TF 1 sad piur. } uUcdaing. Regardiess of any other merits bath- or demerits those axle grease ing suits ought to be easy to slip on. St. Louis UT: and Washingon having —— friendiy relation the Billikens and Bears will hay nr ry - — - 7 ° & battio on Thanksgiving Day. Myr Word : — " — One te ee company alone /sent 11,0 'Mills case. a thing. And they didn t ee eee While the local gridiron season was nothing in the mature of an artistic or financial tr to the cheer leaders ing success in other respects. the gameness of + 5 mo. esa ins. wearers —e ——— = ae - “Cat Raised to Eaves on Pole Nats) | ‘tte PATH OF like a run | something original vv oo ©-St rairz oe for plums 000 by wire on the Hal!- ilumph, thanks it Was a howl And the further fact that the schedule was played out speaks volumes for - ; of the THATS ONE Pace “THEY “TRAVIL Bar AS CiIv7Tzeg AAs PossaBit [= 3 e jf eae ae ene’ q a t | si cam caaricataen ne ee ~*~ ans — -— « . ee a eect vite = +> Benet, TowtGHt- AIN'T SmELL THat PERFUMED STATIONERY — THe Goops:? ™yY GiRt ! \ GOING ‘tc SEE HER ‘Tv \-- GREAT EH ? a canter eng A Loox AT THE WAY SHE enSS} Il ea -iTs FROM mY “OODLES CF Tre cCetrT GIR CHARLIE | Kis SES FRom YouR HOAJEY BUNCH - THOSE LITTLE CROSS MARKS MEAA sees ) aa GET Downs =: \Love oF Ming | wi ee ee TSAR VMN SURE BOA" } As A SoctAaAu WILL GINE SNES THING | WORKER WHO PAcK HE Wom) FROM nw PERFORMS You AT POKER - MIRACLES tA) He's BEE) THORDUGHLY | REFORMIASG REFORMED : WAABERER FRM | CF COR REFINES 3) ASK iL em! VIRTUE, MRs. | BRowa} SEEMS 7 To BE A cCOoM- || PLETE FLOP! i “1 ATeE-A sO} i= SoZEea) MO CHWURST,” MURMUREL TOAIY, “A YARL AOK A HALF LIEBER uluesr. WIOOI, THAT's A LOT F Botover!” $ 1kZ oO} Pee ee inna nati LUKE ANDHIS UKE ~ . Woks HoT BOGS ANN | . te) , : Ee | TITHE LOANSE - P MOTHINIG HEALTHIER) " ; THAA) FRESH : AIR ASB €& () * OORSE 1 Ty & me LOT A ao i oe 2 WOULD alt iN) TO WAY a be Cn ms 1S A CALIFORNIA ALARM NouU ut, iN NEVADA ONLESS TURN iT ON- AND QWST BECAuSe TY NS TO Put SOME THING ad AREAS YY ALROSS STATE UNE. ESE CHILDREN STAY RIGHT [/ TAIS TRAIN ! Bi ge KNOW iT DOESN'T GET THEM TO YOU'RE Om RING Mg id , - % a 4 | id : } —— ee — — —- ee _ THE TOY BANK ROBBERY SEASON—By ————— “i ‘ Backs Ss # { Ps 4 ®e ’ 4 iff : ; . : f 5a ‘4 bei, i Fa ie,’ [Y ‘ ‘\ i — ~~ ~ 5 , sae ie FONTAINE eer | Not cous Post DE after | other St. Louis newspapers CO First in CLASSIFIED m POST-DISPATCH L .4 ee eee VOL. 7 79. 9. NO. 93. VOUS CHRISTMAS: PLANNED BBY POST-DISPATCH tions ai Its 27th An- nual Entertainment Coliseum on Morning of Dee. 25. S TO BE SENT DIREX-F: TO HOMES ications a Baskets Must Be in by Dec. 15— Collection of Toys to Be Made Tomorrow. at - -~ t : ee OD es meh ee gt | . : a. Se ee ee ee eam sTwis FESTIVAL — ) ~Piepatch W. Peters Bs. H. H. SBefiren ( reamery— 245 vee Reosenthal “8 Third «. ves Overture Coe.. elede av. ‘ ‘ pieves Art Embroidery Ce.. $508 Washircten a: Levy aoe Ce. 23 1.00 Manchester Paper (Ce.. . ress 471 La- 136 38 PSO ves F. » « b . 4) - 25.00. 1 Basten af. 6.15 $549.25 Ww . it r way for the: Weniy-seventn innuai Post-Di be ‘culated among; ind rn 12a | - .* ‘ lias i } ég' Fs n ~ 4 : - -“ ~—_e — » .e ; " ee 2 a .- £ ~— 4 - ° ~~ wti? ¢ - : = x > $34 the a year’s festival ;. ev eagt that ne a «A Noid ¥ s — ae an” f° Te : { . & in ‘fietal tsets : : tint ad a 4 ren in > ar, SUg- ge et ge me There wilj “9 - =o ‘3 3 ‘a ™ 138° G3 wit? be ~ © > ow P - . 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