St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 9, 1926

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" a COMIC PAGE ga . WEDNESDAY. s | | DECEMBER 8. 1996 First in CLASSIFIED in St. Louis eek, month after month, — et ‘the. POST-DISPATCH prints FAR MORE Classified Advertisements than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! ee ea * eg OO OA A I EN reine ak ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service — ([b ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926—48 PAGES. —By BRI Cove « HER FOR The a ee enn ent FVOL. 79. NO. 93. LOVE OF MIKE ayy ~~. ‘ My - f 7» ay hie & , i hay Aes: ea ae . . ve “ sin stew ee, ian oe ¥ rl 2 " eo " — re . we ers, ee vise ie 7 , ms vg ~ rotten eae ee a : owe ae age Anes wey ee ee. ee ae: a FES ae Fe a eal ett aa w ae - J : ae . o. x $100,000 HE PAID TO BESS) PIMOUSCHRSTIAS resem (TTNER ACCEPTED LIMITATIONSLAW MOVES TO CLOSE DOHENY oy 2 A Ae acer: Oe oe * “ spe: et PM ee os near TIVAL PLANNED SENATE DOORS 10 MAN WITH POLICE | BARS ALL CHARGES | ‘i | INSISTS q 4 POST DSPATCH RECORD ON BONDS BOND-BUYERMADE VAREAND SMITH eazy. WAS FRIENDLY ‘LOAN’ Tinesae Preparations for Its 27th An- | pual Entertainment at | Coliseum on Morning of IFTS TO BE SENT _—P einen Spee RW rte . ‘i. Bo 52 ee ey Authorities Identify Anty James Gould Risked No- _ Sansone as Tony Lorenzo body’s Liberty by Dis-- Who Served Six Months closures cf Bribing Local for Larceny. Officers in Arkansas. ae mmm ORMISTON FOUND; (= RADIOMAN SOUGHT. airway soananienonme Dill (Dem.) of Washington ; Asks for Disapproval of Them Before They Pre- sent Credentials. ame oe AN capes ra se iste “ . - " wan rm . a. Te ee ' , Ls or il invinn i“ : : ‘ v SK gamtanss se seaenhitisaian “7 fe Mico area te: > ew n va vk , a even i neg Stee os vie oh en ae me mo be Pay on +. i Page ae ee Pte te et hn s a HIS WIFE AND SON PIE THE DETAILS. CHECK PICTURE IN NOTWORRIED OVER “GOLDEN PRIMARY” " . ” 7 ‘7 + * & he sy + gghys Ca tony " tes og sy eee coc noe: ‘* ‘ | | PY - ‘(Copyrtent, uj = DIRECT TO HOMES - ROGUE’S GALLERY GRAND JURY SUMMONS BASIS OF ATTACK IN MPHERSON ( AS oi (IF TRANS ACTION - NEY BOLONIES ~~---=-, |B Applications for Baskets | | Sansone Has Been Per- Millionaire Banker, 75,|No Precedent for Action By ! i FO | MS of ve Gor SIR asst Be in by Dec. 15— | mitted to Act as Surety) Merely ‘Played the Game’| Against Men Who Will|Private Detectives Trace Oil Magnate Testifies in ie c, a ’ / . ! i ae ; | | | — ~ . : ae +4 ense of Himself and oa Collection of Toys to Be ANTY SANSONE. | for $190,000 Bail Since} ~ — Withholds Untold} Not Begin Terms Until, California Fugitive to Def ig Made Tomorrow. RAIN. TURNING TQ _— October. Nine-Tenths of His Story.| Next Congress Meets. Harrisburg, Pa.—He Ad- Former a tL | ’ U oS i ee Te ee or is be Be ee ee : ; ee NOW TONIGHT = ' pasa kd ee . : i mits Identity. Interior. Fi : es SeRTMAS FESTIVAL CONTRIBUTIONS | S 2 | =Police today identified Anty San- _ By CURTIS A. BETTS. is By the Associated Preas. ee 33 4 MiGies .......-....... 25.00 | Eee eo! ABOUT 27 *° unqualified bondsman A Staff Correspondent ef the Post-| WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—The: aoa . o> { ’ = ae " . a — ie — Peters hah ata acted ad. orn O (accepted by Circuit Judge Ittner | Dispatch. ale first move to bar from the Senate | BY the Associated gga D 9 SIGNATURE TORN ce. fae r B. OH. OO | ~?-wees Dire ATT'TRic ; i IE TRF » pec B—- URG, a., Dee, ——— tf 2 Mien ....-..- 225... 25| THETEMPERATURES. as surety on $190,000 worth of; PINE BLUFF, Ark., Frank L. Smith of Illinois ana|_ TARRISBURG : OFF NOTE PRODUCED ie Sela Creamerys—243 Manchester 1.00/ 1 2. m......... 32 9a.m.........33' e9mmon law bonds since October, | james Gould, wealthy Pine Bluff William 8. Vare of Pesiastcent Kenneth G. Ormiston, long wanted | Pa Beployes Rosenthal Paper Co., ca a: 32 19 oe. y ‘4m as the man they know as Tony Lo- investment banker, whose story of : "iin connection with the Aimee | ie 2% 3 a SS a ee as eT 42a me. 22 if neon .....- --38| -enzo. who has served six months "~~" : ‘ "leaned elected as Republicans, was made Seiten deen conn ts tk. Te }. Bapleyes Overture Co. 4211 La- Soe ge =: --::-3 lin the workhouse for larceny. pie Sriperier of Araanene |P today by Senator Dill (Dem.) of}? * ™*° Witness Discloses for First 4 -— gee ae 1.50 7 ay eae $3 3 P. m......... 39 Chief of Detectives Kaiser and improvement district officials, told) wosnington who chargea that | *°72!@ Was found here last night Y - = ployes / embroidery Co., ee Sees ne ‘ ; é : ne : | he , ~ i . "hf. Ti | hree ears « Eat ae S908 Washington av. .......... 3.50 Yesterday's high 40 (lam); low 32 (11 pm) | Bertillon Superinte eon a “6 ‘in the Chancery Court in Camden | huge sums had been expended in ;and aperen this morning for Chi -lime That ii it 1 ye F. Levy Shoe Co., 5950 Official forecast |ticed Sansone recently wien %6 | 114 reported in the Post-Dispatch thelr primary campeigns. He. 14-|" "> = 8 SMomonne tn compeny H Got Ranch fe RE nt At Sites 6.15| |PEOPLE OUT,| for St. Louis and|came to Police Headquarters with “ ay, has startled the State,!,_, ‘iT te | ett, Chasten- Sitwees and Maes Later e ; i $549.25 | ENBY TO vicinity: Rain.| bonds Judge Ittner had let ‘him | yesterday, has startled t ss ‘| troduced a resolution asking the D 1 ee ee . ae | Work is well under way for the | FALL TO turning to snow, | sign, to obtain the release of gang-: had no intention of supplying evVi-| senate to decline to accept their | ee Stock for Security. see] , ba as al I¢ of i ‘ ’ apa i L q v ; 83 } bs n pP re 6 = ics & iiiiath eannusl Pe ia DOHENY tonight; tomor-stere. They thought his face dence which would send either) credentials if they were aresdetal. | Chief of Police “Fnompeen ez ie 4 eC pein row partly looked familiar, but did not focus |) jnselg of the officials he said he (This will not be til t D ee ee ee soc! Preas. Ton tth Christmas Festival. rhe. cloudy. Slightly attention on him until Sansone was bribed to the penitentiary. And ‘ i un nex e ‘ton was spirited away, but admitted | a Dy the miner mee 9a e aj mans, outlined at the first meet-. colder tonight, exposed in the newspapers a& 4 | thore is little likelihood that it will. |©©™Oer, unless an extra session fl nat a Pittsburg city detective, who ] pesbapgernager nec: ae | 4 4 | of the Executive Committee the lowest tem- signer of worthless bonds. Then _ Gould toid of no offense against} the new Congress should be called was with the Chicago officers said ward L. Doheny, oil magnate, made ee ‘ SA CC & j ee, ' : a s : ‘ ae : A : . > ° 2 4 4 id at Hotel Jefferson Tuesdav perature will be they decided to look = gage PI rogue s galery. . - d alt} sid in| ‘te ae ae Miieliete &@ ereater one than ite | seo 27 ae “Ad eyo pects et ee ee not run, and, although he said “1 | be appointed for the short term to | agreed to go to Chicago. before the jury that must decide ae a a i « fai } é oe : oP = -CrsS, Oe ss bee + ot 3 ie mie « - » — ae 5% 4 | # } “ c ; ag sie a apr 59 3 ik tallies; exactly his testimony that he had told only |}succeed the late Senator McKinley, I do not know where they have whether he is guilty of criminal aa Be Becessors. ving pe _tonigim® |sone's descrip 8 ¢ 7 ny Lorenzo, | 2@°-tenth |pf the story, he said to-| 15. case could be acted on by the |t#ken Ormiston, but I think they | conspitacy. The 70-year-old mil- ee ee % On enieiteniguet etna Christmas will be made merry! oo amgtalingg ant oe = Capri baie was sent 22¥ be had no present intention Of | present Senate.) -jintend to go to Chicago,” Chief lionaire told the jurors that he had : 4 | in e ea 4 cnamed Shorty, aS 8! to) Ti || pee fe ae ; rae, S , a th music and. pageantry and! tion: ieee to” en workhouse March 23. 1914. celling the rest of it. | Dill charged Vare had expended |ThO™pPson was quoted as saying. no feeling of culpability and that ae Sifts for all the childre ie ae ce No | wa aes Mpegs siya Sts ane. “I think it’s a bad thing for Ar-'¢gn9.000 and Smith more than, Ormiston was not under arrest when he advanced $100,000 to Al- te ee neGren that can! mostly fair. N®/for six months on a larcen: S| kansas for all this t t,”” he| he : } h | ‘all, when Fall Secre et & crowded into the great Coli-: decided change in |The records show that on Jan. 19, | “*?°sS *0F ati this to come out,” he; $409,000. Such outlays he calleq' 20d that was the reason that the vert B. Fall, when Fah Was : 24 ead ; a ee GEOR COR | “ae pes 7 pitch oss wen: Geld for said, “and I love my State. I told!“repugnant” to American ideals.|©4S¢ Was not handled directly tary of the Interior, he had no i 4 *hric — iti = ~s 926, Lore AND QUST BECAUSE homes where, otherwise. there | ahe@ temorrew.iirother of Tony Baneone Ir. of |* 2c I was a defendant. These! could now disavow them as Sena- {tradition papers. persona] financial troubles, ae yT SOME THING- { FOR R mt be no Christmas cheer. | probably rain or| 3001 Wash utrest. as police ations ‘people are all my friends and ‘I | tors-elect. Ormiston was surprised by the ae He denied firmly that the money oe rig? | B: ; +1: ian a 3 . a as va tote vt ws , | “hic ctiv rj -—~Pacifie & Atlan . had onnection with the award 2h ae = OT ma general outline the festival -in st 2 aa av have heen: hia ga.|eont want to iget| any of them in . 95 Chicago detectives when they vis- wine HEY, ; any .© ee = WINONA yey My I0& ° Gam be like those of recent years, | ade ca so a Sa “4 cto wane bait wirouble.’’ 3 ae rca in wat ats ited his apartmemt overlooking the | -DWARD a Court in of the Elk Hills and Pearl arbor 4 x WE Nhe Te : ) fated from la« pete: om eee SOOM mn tie Northwest por isumed name and Sapsone ~— — ole rial ash rshl eau oer | y Susquehanna River last night. He oil contracts to Doheny interests by fe ae Hy] BMA yh Me Kika — a last dear LO ia epee 4 No decided change in tem: jone, It recently hag been disclosed | ™Prosecation Outlawed. me Dill as showing lack of considera- had been living here under the| Washington. Fall et & a hiyy, WIM ase of thgpepportunity of pro-| erature. ‘that Anty Sansone apparently is A close examination of Gould’s'tion of: public :policy sufficient to of “EF ” SS “| For the first time he discl "eo GE CON I HLG 4 " thre mers 2 06«6C performance of “The! Noein ) : rays He iost i testimony bhowe | | tie lifs hi ¢ th Sains name of “Fred Lininger”’ and said ror the fF me ne osed tee WN Ma EGE MESES Bacie.” which was then being! General Weather Conditions. financially irresponsible. os : re 1y show i aor he had men- pram ge y oe a i a Ps that he had come to Harrisburg that in 1925, more than three years mt a a oe , as . ri ‘ »plev suit oO no Case ¢ ery .| Sm accepte e Insull con u- : ; , “ , sat Be nted at the Coliseum. Snow is falling in Kansas and 28 aulementes pre ss we ; mc aa | owes eu 1g pel bribery of an im ta wed ehltem sn mo ' from Atlantic City. after the $100,000 loan” was made, q) oe | ‘Northwest Missouri, rain is falling |!" November for failure to keep up | provemen istrict official later; tion pray aoe gaara ? Traced Through a Letter Fall gave him as security a block “eG Method of Distribution. a South et enennt ninth y | payments. \than 1920, and the statute of limi- | Public Utilities Commission, he de- C of ranch stock valued at twice the eB change in the method of dis-{‘" SOUtnern ™® : ary | Judge Ittner’s explanation of | itations on such offenses in Arkan- | Clared. - stage re ee principal of the debt. ae 8 it h ft teed | and the country to the southward. : ak ead | daar ae peg BF traced here through a letter. He pate Oting the gifts. necessitated | This morning the weather is cloudy | how he happened to accept y sas runs in five vears. There could Resolutions Without Precedent. is believed to have left Chicago Starts With Story of lLéfe. Fy a nent of facilities at che), .. remainder of the territory |Sansone on bonds is that he in-}be grand jury investigations and; The Washington Senator, who! -hree or four months ago. Following on the witness stand : al Meese because of the space re-. : me + quired of the Circult Clerk and | legislative invest; t “ae Gee & ee : ' : who h to] he Ber Be SS taeey : ..|yesterday fairly heavy snows fell |‘ tes ; si " 2ULCItTy but no suc- ; him to Harrisburg arrived here . ' or Be sfactory, however ; “ ? ‘ Sansone had roper .cessf .|(Dem.)- of Arizona, said that so far eg ° , r oe Bi ag get cn os seed | Southeastern Wyoming anl. pring Par om Oo I | _ Prosecutions. Bret nip et sagen a ates about 7 o'clock last night and im-| Only Half of 69 Workers in| purely a cen pies! loan, pra 4 Pd 0 ve = ~ ne Northeastern Colorado. The tem. bec ic Ss, a W hen asked whether. in re sce > Knew there was no preceden mediately communicated with po- | Shaft Near Princeton Ind. went over many picturesque de r } year. . ormerly : eit S| peratures are generally seasonable: seittiine tad Gesu an ctl Be | remaining and untold nine-tenths fr. the resolutions. The Senate lice, with the result that in less! ’ , of his years of intimate associa- ee Sy 2 } 2 & > il- ; : | : 7 a ; vs | : ' f ilar BF 3 4 se sheer at om son, | the line of freezing temperatures se ventiaitiiuuain of the story, there were cases ‘n had the facts, he said, and should | than three hours Ormiston was Accounted For. tion with Fall in the old po a and ae 4 | tto th he geal re ee eee Othe Missourl | he committee of Circuit Judges | “PiCh prosecutions would not pe| Mt receive the credentials. | taken inyo custody. ihn in pte Bary cs Fin = ore rs pian Prat it owt peepee Pat ner sc eee eee tne Ohio River. appointed at a general session arred by the statute of limita-| “Have we received the facts?" | Mrs. McPherson and her mother | By the ce smn ot j Dec. 9 statitie Rie a pen a * ss | an » | eee eet bit Mondav to investigate former Cir- | 0", Judge Gould, as he is known 25K¢4 Senator Borah (Rep.) of are soon to be trted in the case in|) PRINCET nd., very, very good friends pial | a veer — rnc ELOPING : i - ed m’s reepon- | ‘@roughout Arkansas (he was once: [daho. | which Ormiston is a defendant and! Rescue crews at noon today pre- When Frank J. Hogan, chief of at Ss and candy will be Siatribut- |. i i. Seddrtier Charged cult Judge pete cabsrs: if ‘ : “ta u County Judge). let himee?? Mela _. “They’ve been printed,” Dill an-|in which the State alleges that for | dicted that the dead in the explo- | defense counsel, asked about nego- 4a ee The has been” With Mann Act Violation a a ee ail mace u little deeper th his slat ine “i | swered. (at least a part of the five weeks in! sion early this morning tn Francis-|tiationg for the Elk Hills, Doheny ei } ; ne j : , i , > ’ Ts ‘ me © - ’ > h an =) } } , g ; ‘e re By OR! ; i . j a « ; © 9 7 . . eee ered the better arrangement. be- | ms ein eaceaeaad Preae, ‘men’s National Bank, where - ae smiled: without answerin ' ‘i More money was spent in the, which Mrs. McPherson was miss-|co mine No, 2 might total 20. They/repiida: “Mr. Hogan, I don’t know di it averts the danger that the | "1 45 aNGELES, Dec. 9.—The | trust officer, va xapomansnpees _— has been summoned ida ual i wit ' “| campaigns, Dill said, than was nec-|/ng from Los Angeles last spring based their conclusion on the fact/the details of the Pan-American! al Seeeier children will lost their)... walter G. Jones, former pas- name, today issued an ee fore a grahd fury in dial” hes essary to elect a President. The| She was with Ormiston in a cot-!that only one-half of the 69 men (Doheny’s Company) leasing nego- 41 ee sas Meets in the crowd at the Coliseum | tor of the Third Baptist Church of |t0 Grimm, asking him to appear Dec. 14 but lddia® thas Hyg Bt credentials of Vare are “tainted | ‘48¢ at Carmel, Cal. She disap-|who were in thesshaft when the tiations. The president of the com- 1 oa on the way home. Portland Ore., is under arrest | Pefore — a —— _ os worrying him . . and sticky with money,” he said,| P@ared from the beach near Los| explosion occurred had been | pany, Mr. Anderson, had direct | ON—By FONTAINE FOX me the festival this vear, as always, ‘here on: an Oregon indictment ‘eral term tomorrow a a. = | ine wal: and even their presentation should | Angeles: and*reappeared at Doug- brought to the surface. charge of the business and I did not e§ 3 mii be an occasion of hospitali:y,| .narging violation. of the Mann |¢*Plain his position in the cee ee "Wes ton co m e over | be stopped by a resolution “closing| #8: Ariz. saying kidnapers had} The rescue forces were adhering | giseuss the negotiations with him aj . mended by those who have Christ- | wale He is accused of having | Grimm said this morning that he | ses es t le opportunity for SOM®, the doors of the Senate” to him taken her into Mexico. Ormiston] to the rule of their training—to dis- ‘as they developed.” 4 . : ° : oad ‘ . ‘ ay ¢ » 3 g - | } ’ ] : y 7 } r? > dd j = or ° 2 > r * : en 4 + _ ; * = cheer of their own to those’ Joped to Fort Worth, Tex., last ‘would make no statement in ad | qe ity in this, he said, and ey t formerly was radio operator at|regard the dead until all the! He first learned of the plan to ‘ mo, but for this hospitality, would prema ne it) Mrs Ella ‘Dear Lee, vance of the session and did not | don't blame him. He ig all right. Close Doors Before Théy Arrive.” Mrs. McPherson's Angelus Temple | wounded had been removed and store oil at Pearl Harbor from Fail : It. It is not and never we] Franca te Pee lh his ean. indicate whether he would appear ,# good friend of mine, but he can’t; “I have presented these resolu- in Los Angeles. | given medical attention. As a re-| in November. 121. the witaden ® *% eee ... jformer treasurer © | . 7 i\do anything.” re BE oe = y wanes | » bis od ina eos Binet 2 Macharity. It is an occasion | Federal officers declared Jones before the Judges. oe ears de 46 a | ‘tions against Mr. Vare and = Mr. eset land, Mand Wiehe Wes sult, the toll of the blast, which oc lsaid The loan wae made oa ae a ws Srovided by the more) aeserted his wife and daughterand| Since publication of the details) Though refusing to supply ‘»ri-| Smith because their cases are un- He G os k Foto wn | CUFTOS @ £9-2° &. Mh. SOEs Boe ce ,30. Doheny put the proposal be- 7 i (3S . . . . ‘ i ail : Oes i. ha ; - » te “ we : . . : 4 . thonuhe “The Admiral said the Navy De- a . iat : F ~ : o ! oj 7 at | + ihe ire » +S m* 4 3 ct L. eG. I iis ry " : a BMPs with the object of having! liquor leak by stage ithe bonded | *estigate the facts and report to-| well attended by the people who|the doors of the Senate against lunder the name of “Fred Lininger.”| that many of those ccctdmane partment’s intelligence bureau had 2B et Margest possible number of per- | moval of bonded wine rom “J... |morrow to the general session is would have to pay the taxes. J no-| these men before they even arrive “But sip Ormiston added, “this is burned would die a reports of a mobilisation om ths i | ® participate in the Christmas) warehouses for conversion xaos composed of Judges Hartmann, ticed them arrive. A good many! here, only thie berinning. There will he}, ———— Oriental frontier,” declared the a. e nst year there were 38.-/eq into vinegar the Internal Reve. pian was to call on their former man would come into the room he| large upon the discussion of these ‘to California. Also I’ teel certain | ‘very earnestly and was consider- aaa contributors to the Christmasi,»ye Bureau directed yesterday oe colleague in person. Instead, they would place his rifle in the corner.' resolutions other than to say that | hat District Attorney Keyes of! PRESIDENT, is SERIOUSLY ILL ably agitated, as I still am, by tha = iiines , : ae oe . : 7 a . eee wie — o _ ‘ tie ve all ehettth . ‘ , . Lt a 4 - , - a ee , at 4 _ rend. ae BO. Se ae it be done in the a mt x diecumped, oe 5 kn | Pretty soon therp| was quite a gooil-| whilp aaare — a oe Los Angeles is not very anxious 10| Head of M.-K.-T. itn St. Luke’sg| What he told me 5 Bted that as many or more wil! the supervision of a Government | another officer of the bank and sized arsenal. stances of attempted purchases OF las ve me go back for trial.” Hospital Following Return Doheny said Robison told him Si 4 & part in this vear’s festival. expert who has orders to use On€ :csued their invitation to Grimm to “I made my speech to the com-/| seats in the Senate these are the) practee oni ye the newspapers, | From Trip to Florida. Japan could rule the Pactfie unless ef Te he remembered that DO! 114 one-half gallons of acetic acid | caij on them. Friends of the for-| 7 oe telling them that I hadj Most serious. They are not th¢| . oon quring the long months; Charles N. Whitehead president the United States had a naval fuel nla oni “Sagara : Sena to each 100 gallons of wine a | er aoe SS oe 9a tact a contract for the bonds and it wis) feag we pes cade: se wiowstn 7 cf | in which he had been the abject lof the Missourl-Kansas-Texas Reil- | Supply base at Pearl Harbor. Roti- - rized oO niente Su “a rip- ‘nlete the operation. i Judges have said that t ae present their dutv to @A@eliver them. When! Turning to the relative merits of a wide manhunt, had been quiet- road, is in a serious condition in| #0n spoke also of the “menace of | [og ryt yr ‘ " a beri st 3, Colmes & ne ” ste? > ; dion aetreecrapeahanenen ; ; * a Tor trihutian af ¢ietas a Ere a a r en s -pedaling and strict censorsnip | i... a . % 5 Cel 6. C raat — sl ob a f tickets to!the Marcus Loew sy 9 ga The mt P me Saheun et ieee. | Coutinued om Page Four. Tenn. oo wee ee ee Continued on Page 3, ump — —- Pan as 4 Coutineed on Page Four. junpaid balance is $30,000. when Ss nei ————E—EEE7~ ee t a e ae ee 2 r | i a . -

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‘ x re ole Bs ake . me sree "€ on bs SEAT, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ’ + . 2 OP eet ae 2 os are et Pry 7 aes tl i Lee 4 ee et aie . PAGE 2 | __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 = , — lized titter among the spectators. a ! ‘ DENBY NOT AWARE. | Denby Remembers More Now =r 202"bvnen’s“une w:|| Doheny Insists $100,000 Paid F all Was F riendly ‘L ee MMI? cy sv ~ : , dapenniearnagees Pe hes) by 3 ODA A Na BM ee — Sr chsh wile aban ataaied a ‘ STR RENE AER oe Ne lNmRNaE Pai smate Ber, Dette Sat ee ae ee eee ine Ne ti a la seg ; ¥ ee ee ; os teen tioned in connection with this Pear! | Harbor contract?” Roberts cut of ,ture to the $100,000 note given to, financial need in Ne ee! 4 | vs °° . that Fall first mentioned his finan- ; n en ‘ | } | Than He Could 3 Years Ago April 25—-— the day I signed it, _ Continued from Page One: “the cial troubles. Doheny by Fall, after the oil man | he said. ‘, | ' !municate with his regarding | On the nee | | dies | was the prompt reply. jihad sent him the ey i little ‘You are sure of that?” “Yes,! pj ts terms or anything about) He sa black 1 hile Fall Father told me Fall: '_ & 5 : 20-23 Wyatt Building. pe »| bid, its | other sources he would | ack bag while Fall was in the a Post-Dispatch Bureau, 20-238 ? gir. them,” while negotiations were in | money arom . r Cabinet. the-phone to ask for iia LLIGENT } Jt “pC ps | AE mn ee ee ARH NA BEE Bhi > 5 ie 1d hw . wie ‘ - Bas saath — To os Mitts at pasts ue et a? Sh Ne snp tabi Nee a per TE Bet tae S "AS : J want alec emory that || rouble me,’’ continued Doheny. | J WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.——The unusual case of a m y | The significance of this answer, prosre Ss. feiger Bee eo wait tu ena on aad e- With fall’s name missing from continued. “My fath rt || Amproved with age was exhibited on the witness — sv eeeetee vost Oh mont of) the maii-|| (Counpel thes railed attenten ~ -heny recalled to memory their long ‘the bottom, the note was presented | call Blair & Co. and, id , | - Foster | three years ago to the Senate oil loan. I called the bank ge Fall-Doheny trial yesterday by former Secretary of the Navy | ence, but it was not lost on Rob- the letter written by H ‘association. In the Senate, he said, \ Edwin Denby. On Dec. 7, 1923, less than a year after he and | ¢rts, and doubtless was not lost on Bain, director of the Interior wil ‘he had been in touch with Fall committee by Doheny himself, who | that Father's balance was & oo ‘| Secretary of the Interior Fall had signed the lease giving E. L. om a ‘ag via ad although partment’s Bureau of oe vs | particularly with reference to the said he had detached the signature told my father I wog al . | rUme D es ey gave no sign Fall, saying everybody was anxious , eggs “an and given it to his wife for safe’ (Doheny Sr.) the mone E S et s Failure tO Doheny possession of the Elk Hills (Cal.) naval oil reserve | Robison, it will be recalled, tes-'t,. “avoid making any trouble for pore om ee ae eee osc % later Feenia sanels ' gon He then told of gett ee u : ] . r , . - « fa) Ss € { = . ha _ Fall an oneny in the : pa tract, apprising him of confidential jit be destroyed ec : : i ’ *? ail | ’ | ved. a “ reside since 1920. She ss er| He went directly to% Defense. | His testimony on the two occasions affords an interesting |/information which indicated a se-. “J told Mr. Cotter'J was not in- ‘In whelr persis meattgie diner talked | “oon sa —s ck 4 es said her aan Pas Sul viaeenll i , r 9 ' e ‘eS oc y8, ri ? ie ° y oe: es gt aes * vba "link gig me Py a) telerealene ¢ = tege = « Fall Offered Security She said her husband told her half an hour, delivered gigs | 7 . 1ade imperative le. early : » Government to do woe wis “ 9 9 a e nid S HE FEARED | DEC, 7, 1923. . DEO. 8, 1926. construction of additional staraie sae | bes qe! ake a okies for Mr “What security did he offer for of the “loan” to Fall soon after) to th cabine, Sa ADMIT. |; -Senator Walsh: “Mr. Secre- Owen J. Roberts, special |/tanis at Pearl Harbor ; Ddlens alt lw Ww interested in |the proposed loan?” Hogan asked. | Nov. 30, 1921, the date the money | note, and left the hotels J | e . ° Ta y 1é 4 © ol ’ t | : , 4 O 1eny. é we rere inte C ' _ ¢ Mi > 4 : y i¢ 4: { = I ted the in P ’ IN DEAL | tary, do you recal] how peg ‘ prosecutor: How many leases Robison testified that he ob- wae ; e Government live up to “A mortgage on his ranch at Three | Was delivered by Edward L. Do-| : z no terest th : ade with the Pan i a was that the Govern! l I ‘ ie , blank young Doheny 4 : tainec enby s permission to show | jts contract . = , id him that, and he gag — American (Doheny’s) Petrole- ‘ | Doheny 2» mysteri r " : ~ . | thy Fall wanted the The Government objected to a_t0 . : : Co?" : Denby: “Two. ‘Doheny the mysterious report. Tell Story of His Life. Asked why é wens sg (ibis eesti aat ba’ - Doheny | not talked with father i ussed It Almost Daily F acento ares " o» ||Made by Admiral Gleaves, . com- As he began his testimony with | money, Doheny replied: “‘He told | cea a. + cohthnagl ptr ly oo fie He said if the place was b Disc | wane: “40, Mx, 2 OO net. : “When did you sign them” || manding the Asiatic squadron, and the usual trite recital of his name, | me he wanted to buy some land ad- | ee ee oe note would bear the “Do you remember what was 5 and | that the information contained in| G.cupation and past connections, | Joining his ranch to acquire water Was protracted argument, after 4 ea Pe ane Ty ae RE Gbe Ws ie AE ones ee Be ice Medi ars a Say aaactinaiie a Si ee ee ot: res a pape rs as RE NL ee ee a ny a CD PGRN ER odes ERR aS oo ol ENE IN pa Ron, ‘ ~ “eo RE oe Sq ye a“ en are ART Rie I mg | . . . | i ~~. 9° ; - With Admiral Robison, | the first one, or what the first . — a — os Jam, this report convinced Doheny it 4 1d 5 " 3} 1 plainly | Tights |essential to the successful which Mrs. Doheny was permitted ayes oe” oS ras ¢ 9 OORT ‘ the second on Dec. 11. Seige : ght ie elder Doheny showed plainly ate Hibs ; ce e returne o New Yeu b D n’t Remember | one was about’ No, : could | _ was his patriotic duty to submit: a 4), weakening effects of the arm | CPeration of his original holdings, tO answer. aietia nial poet the Niel ut oes | not tell you exactly now. ) “To whom were those leases | pid, and to submit it at cost. Rob- th fection which has kept him in | He sald he was trying to get the SPURNS “Sees Seer OF STORM. father on ta morning of Bee h Abo t It. | “Do you recall what the sec- granted?” “Both of them were json declared he reported back to eq much of the time for the past ; money),from Edward B. McLean | She said her husband had been a : ans D . ands oa Re Muc u | ond was about?” “No.” with the Pan-American Petrole- || Denby on the outcome of this’ aa a He “ ca acftly nnd delib- '(publisher of the Washington asked by Fall for a loan to extend — ‘ned wick: Sa ‘a Re ‘| “Or the third one, if there um Co.” '|meeting. Robison was Denby’8 rately 6G) ce eae ! Post), but was not certain he would | his New Mexico ranch holdings, 3°66" Nv! = : ana Associated Press. ' re GONE capeiots | : q ie erately, to any way w ; By PAUL Y. ANDERSON, || was a third one? No, but I > . ne ther | personal representative in the ne- : = silat devdted| deveral - minutes | S*t |!- Doheny had indicated an inclina- | ” bon way Whatever ring | Pare YORK, Dec. 9.—Trial ot |) 2ost- | | “For what purpose were t 5! | é | ‘isit. eee ie A Staff Correspondent of the Post-|/ can get it from the records of purp gotiations and testified that he to setting the stage for the witness. - ) Finally, Fall telephoned Doheny 'tion to make the loan, and Mrs. Admiral Cole Ft ein Dispatch. | the Navy Department.” granted?” “For two purposes | cept the Secretary fully informed He| presented pumetous documents, | 2 Yew Fork, saying he had falled Doheny said she told her husband scones al oft mua the separation suit of Count Lud- fi k “3 ° . — - | “e : = “Mrs? yvide an € , ft e esenver ] ‘rous ents, WASHINGTON, Dec. 9. seep | i simply want to know what wiret, to provige at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii; and, , paq arisen “Tt teld him I would be glad to!ing torn the signature off Fall's | cent Rogers Salm, Standard Oil wees | ) eaeenes his client. | "Tl ; , . st.niw Lard. He was assistant? eae a er ie _ " ie erat tli silat sen mar 4 : Se NIN ERNE I ee OE ed RAIS att totes eR ae sources. She then told of Dohenvy’s hay- lant of the Mani (‘commandant o le Nort : Ae : . : ; ’ was adjourned today until and Coolidge, does not know yet | Hills reserve has been leased?” second, to protect the reserv || nis testimony is the basis of a at létall of ‘Do | !t him have it,’’ Doheny said. note of Nov. 380, 1921, in their Robert .E. Coontz, wheal xdger on sé - ¢ e noe’ oovw 2 ila SO picturesque meval O Pr , 3 a f . 3 coboer a OOo! “ : ' Jan. ie “a was all about. He has re-.| “J do not know. from drainage. i the “Yellow Peril theory upon ; “ 4° eis is quarters in the laza Hotel, New i : Ses tis sry, in spots, since “And do you know to whom hich the defense attempts to jus.(RC"y'S Varied career was over-| “And” what was said about)\ so) nec. 20, of that year. | Was chief of operatiGuemEEs: MGleusmannnn ls freshed his niemo vie A ~ bt at ne : y no 0 n “Do rou know how much of wn ch t c t ense at Le mpis LO Jus- looked in the preliminary question- 'terms?” ag told him I would lend i , On CU. Vs : c a cli. Pearl Harbor negotiations, § the trial had been proceeding for e : “ ,D ) e if “—?s «x °? . san > 1A + — > } ta Pine ait 9 4 r “ « s > ee > ~ "oO . Yr giena. ,23 Vital in Pacinn ense pa vesterday in defense if Edward L. | oir. changing @ royaity _j;phatically that he showed Doheny salle ag 9 wh. fe ’ evidence. Asked why the signa-; °°, sf lly and morall capable of rave tank "ar | ‘s . '“‘shave-tail” mules, trapper, pioneer | cnougn rome. The court sustained financially a y t ) nd former Secretary of | “Has _your . attention beer storage tanks ever come before ||the Gleaves report only after re- Lie : ) am | ee t =, : : ture was torn off. Mrs. Dohen ose | aera Albert B. Fall, who are’| ealled to ‘the fact mae con 4 you?” “Yes, it came before me oebvinns nantys consent. jmeat packer and mining Pprospec- | or sl css site Beco Nace peer “We wi e getting “i eady ‘a j objections to digging for: de pking care of hieaee oa | - ° . i A - é e- . bad is sd ~ ™ ~~ | 7 As ot . P i 46 > ‘ 3 5é : / ere £ ti eS ready , i te. ow de ina? co i ri i ’ . , many times. I discussed it wit | low t& silat nee tor in the Black Hills. He said no. He preferred to ; ~~. | but Cole continued that aig custody is sought. ina being tried for criminal conspiracy | siderable portion of the reserve | any ti . scussed it with | Hard Blow to Defense Case. Met Fall in Black Hills. ‘have the money.” said the witness. | 89° to Los Anaeiaa. and he (Dohe- | i ply at Pearl Harbor - Count Salm was on the stand}, . rovernment in the;! wx a. Admiral Robison and instruct | ‘onsequently, Denby's declaration ye ood eg . Jieeus " Inv) wis saferus Mr. Fs ‘ was of fi to defraud Sa eas (Cal.) naval | oe oe nw niesotand other rea him to get a legal opinion sn Pies s "oe never ety eee ‘In 1880,” he said, “I found my Explaining the need (for en- ie Madogaict he ng tog arc ar , ed mount importance to” the under direct and cross-examina-/™ lease of the s (Cal. | eon Not to my _ recollec: . veneiel fot Rchirsineity : on | saan ag rb se iat pa tery first mine—the Dream. Mr. Fall|larging Fall’s ranch holdings, Do- peerme Agi em —— in | operations. i tion during most of yesterday's ses-| B 3 fe dly fessin full { it h } t ? wey ae | the eontract ntti the day it was at that time was prospecting there. | heny said all the water flowing | yp tern : te yee wi th ote | “And how would you Qi sion. He admitted under question- After ss §6peerem “sl full | that has been Gone, jr — stetied poe loded ed ht on top of Jt was then I met him.” ‘through the Fall ranch came from | ice, Counse: PECK - aye the importance of this fing by counsel for his wife that 7 BEewieGee Of, and saguming || Know nothing about it: I | ee ee He worked also on the Red River |springs on the land he wished to | pentane’ he a ; " Mes “Dohe- | Kellogg asked. “Vital from shortly atte a ee f ) Cc TY, ; = wee Rea responsibility for, the acts which || cannot testify from memory. I |ithe defense case. As a matter of survey between the Texas Pan-/! buy. | Teg again. til the present time he had been des iny identified Fall's signature. ga. Pe on?’at supported by money! given him by! The witness then told of having rh pOvVet ECE. s PP » : > 3s I > ) ( " 1a 4 led to the lease, he went complete-|| can refer to the records.” ) |fact, ooo sgt ody 1 io Oe handle and Oklahoma, a subject of “It is difficult for you people ly to pieces under a rending cross- || “If you were asked on the |;the subject of the “Ye zi wv Peril ttletion ever athed| and il deat dt:| Otek |isgule Ga aemmeieiiaedh lua’ aiamae ) acco incenaset antl his wife. Since she lett him, am t examination by Special Prosecutor | street whether the entire reserve jscare. If he was holding war . position on a vigilantes’ commit- | problem out in that country,” Do- |t@ken the signature to Tos An- oo ation be gan @ vated wi Jan. 1, 1925, he admitted, he had) i Owen J. Roberts and wound up// of 37,000 acres had been leased, councils in the Navy Department, tee, which set out to break up, heny said, turning to the jury. “Tt | Seles and deposited it in ter vault | ponents Every attempt oft we reccived about $12,000 from her a with an abject confession of ig-|| you would not be able to hen his attention was called | a eee Measured to fort te a horse thief ring in the Indian|/is absolutely vital, There have |!” the Security Trust and Savings fense to reveal specific detijae and had not done a single day's norance comparable to that which answer ?”’ “I wouldn't know to the remarkable improvement anticipated Japanese rer he Territory. ' been cases of murder over a water | Bank. ' projec en of the navy’s = work. marked his appearance before the|; definitely whether it were true { which had occurred in his mem- ||8#¥@ 2° ‘ntimation of the fact in y ator at Kingston, N. M., Fall|hole out there from the earliest |__ JUSt before she left the stand, ‘division was frustrated by thal The witnesses to be called, ac- Walsh Oi! Investigating Commit- || or not.” ory in the last two years, Den- 2 ae tal fore: ¢ began the practice of law, and Do- | days.” : ee ee ee eee objections of the = cording to the Count’s attorney, ue tee of the Senate in 1923. “Do you recall whether the by. admitted that he had recent- | aoa pSataccme a — con’ heny, crippled by, a fall down a} The upshot was that the. money | Dee” at the Doheny house. There) snd Colecwas extused @ iI! show that Salm is able to sup=) "© Doesn’t Mention War Scare. oropriety of exchanging royalty ly gone over the -records with | beige iso ererees pO prqheny- | mine shaft, studied law.’ When| was brought from New York to | *@ 2° cross-examination. out cross-examination’ utter port himself, and that he has an/t More important than his humili- | oil for storage tanks ever came the Fall-Doheny defense attor- ° pppoe wai scsi spat PT Pera he first went to Kingston, however, } Washington by Doheny’s son. | Young Doheny Goes on Stand. | mony of less than 15 minutes,” independent income sufficientiy | & ation, however, was the fact that) | before you?” “I do not.” neys. ; | | ding Ass atta ats gn wrote tO Fall was a laborer in the Gray | Tore Note to Protect Fall. Edward L. Doheny Jr., was the | Barge to take care of his wife ind Fall, outlining the kind of bid he ,. | Po bia 225.624 Ma jority Against Dry. child. Roberts wrenched from him testi- | | Eagle mine. ' “My s xt win ace LS l My son brought me the note. I | next witnes: ———$ | expected to submit. Robison testi- 1D Ronee wi : A NTO. Ont. D 8 oheny trekked from Kingston } . sallet.” cont . Young Doheny began by review- TORONTO, n ec, 5. Why He Took Money. me alowed | thie latter to c ing 'put it in my. wallet, continued ngs Bu . y - mony which flatly contradicted that | given by another defense witness | ed it po while Denby was absent 'when Senator Walsh questioned ini . ked ab it bv Robert to Los Angeles four years later, ' the witness. Then he added: “yr ing his naval service in the World ! hundr d and two out of M2 ¢ teferring to the money that had by in the Orient. . you?” “TI think so.” reali eked about it Dy overt, and in 1890 madd a venture in saw if an accident happened to me,’ War under Admiral J. K. Robison, tion districts in Ontario Mheen given to Count Salm by his/|& Ordered Pearl Harbor Work. Mgnt tte tact that th : 'Denby said he had no recollection gold mining. He started of] drill-'the note would prove an instru. iater the navy’s representative in| a majority of 225,624 VOtee RM onlthy wife. his counsel prom- Tr 2 iniyec fac 1a , rea- y + hte oa “F ' ee Apri A PH eae mae * : ; , tion that the reserve was leased as! Upon his SS he | son you gave then coset mg oe of — seeing — H letter : ‘ing in the J.os Angeles district in! ment of torture to Fall t was a the oil leasing negotiations which ‘the Ontario temperance @ MM ised to produce witnesses to show an emergency defense measure in Ene “pcan whee Nee geaad . | latina: the epee pages I a What were the nm al reserv pie 1892-and was almost immediately demand note. ‘resulted in award of the Elk Hiils| Cc: inadian Press annoum . that “the reason Count Salm ac- anticipation of an immediate war |, . Oo ti “vig “ie Pa a rit ' me inal sed site: oan er aie — where were e located . , suceessful. From that enterprise | or tore it. te save Fall from a lease to the Doheny interests. Canadian PP ress 's compe 400. cepted these few paltry dollars was aoe ewes: ex Denby knew any- pee is tt : f fhe . a pone asked you if there - nas Demag. -espaeagaeolkdli e aeg |grew the beginnings of a great for- | burden he wasn’t able to carry.” ' He said he had known of Fall! For sale of lquor under Ge MOE because hi s wide pleaded with —_ thing about the threatened war, he. hae.» ~w gon gag helena oe Pers reason, you ein 3 Cone babs uae oa ane ges sch Haga itune, but his fortunes reversed in | But more than three years later, ‘gince he (the witness) was a boy. ment control, 626,679; tor th Me to do so. ud fatied to mention it. age reo to be const tructed at Pearl! And Roberts read th seceel show a agen bly, wi yr ha v hich | Leos and he became /s bankrupt “security’’ | The elder Doheny told him of Fall's | tario temperance @Ct. Sis Justice Levy asked Attorney m satis : . é e -|mamesg off glibly, and told which i} ee a Mell we ol : ; ~~ if he had! ey 2 ' 3 Seeing ne lEéias Jone ’ weile . “9a - aT . , e a Denby, of ponderous frame and |tyarhor, Hawali. He told Robison |ing this to be the fact. “Well, if|had been leased. with the grin of |/,. °°°'"E Dew Beles, Doheny} 1 from Fall for the Loan. That was Conway of the defense If large bald head, in whose oddly | é to Mexico fn 1900 and “was very {in March. 1924 He identif 93 | any objection to the adjournment, | # oles sie et yg 1'Y ‘to obtain from the Judge Advocate you are readi ng accurately, that’s|'a man who knew he would be," ee ee eee womonrvaicyen tice indi ! wooden features the eyes are like ' : n : : . : ¢ Suc ‘essful.”’ NOW he hi as Me xi Han | shares of stock in the Tre Rit; Conway said he had not, but n aie an opinion on the legality of such | what I said,”” Denby conceded. asked that question and was pre- | pei gr: ) — se | = » ee ' th oper little black dots, and whose voice} , : oil holdings whose value is count-/|(Cattle and Land C the “se-| , te tated he would move at the prop “wae Ragnene sha eka a transfer. Robison got it. It was Has Examined Records Since Then. | pared. | ee )Catte and Land Co., as the ‘se-} 3 é a 4 £21 } ¢ dismissal of the sult dry leaves. a... ns : She of ‘favorable, and Denby wrote on the “How do you explain the fact. Roberts recalled that when Den- | °4 aia ene Hons. ___ | curity.” This is Fall's new Mext- | thsty At LOCUST |" a ye ee Gouar ae Ons YTIBKIY UN-jpnottom of it: “Do this—E. D.” that les - ; To illustrate how close was his ican ranch c orati ' ie £ . f it: E. D. s than a year after you had by was questioned by Senator) sad Bees et ee ee | qe fa, { t der the careful direct examination ; [ . Ne Mexic association with sa ing a resident of Austria, is no . Robison reported to him con- , ’ : , ng. | OCW Mexican associatiol Ni The security was given m¢ thal 3 by Frank J. Hogan, chief defense A a | signed the lease, you couldn’t re-| Walsh he did not know that Tea-| 71, 1 nese related h at | tai nore than | $f Hosiery vor Men women and cniterene 4 ‘gally entitled to bring suit here. _—— Se stantly on the progress of negotia- | member the storage feat f the | D had t leased to Harry Fa the witness related Now: atiaq year after the Senate oil inquiry | 4 y , ge feature of the | pot Dome had been 1e rr} ' Salm said that expenses immedi- counsel. But, caught upon Rob-| , : a time they both sre practic. | erts’ cruel hook. he pdb «ag oon pore oe toward the recepticn contract, but readily remember it F. Sinclair. Denby said he knew | 2" So | : Ai a | dy sumed in which Doheny first told of the itely after the wedding were de- o ‘ of bids for the Pearl Harbor con- now, three years later?” ‘Because | now. ng 1a at oi : Te. ‘loan. He said he had cleared up | ; ith $2500 paid to him by @ tradicted himself and his previous iract. H roved Dohenvy’s bid , Fall Went to Legislature. ‘ rayed w o0v P Deiidns @Ee eventually was re- tract. e —" sonal aa y's ; I have done what I couldn't do) Didn’t Know About Profits. We beaniall « Lay Seuiste! f1 (‘in his mind many details of the! Isbloid newspaper for a series of duced to a succession of answers ane Pare . - i : a8 then—examine the record?,”” re- “Did you know that Doheny ex- | ‘the Ph ve Ne M Neto * BD | Perse ogee since his appearance ie ee tl _ rticles run over his pepe consisting of the phrase, “I Some nent 3 it. ew SO pcashapeter righ # torted the witness. pected to take a profit of $100, _ | bn _ a i‘ . as ie a at e mo vic , before the committee. His mem-)| Specials ; ‘Stric y o. Holy | Wooed and Won Millicent recall.” : a Prange et . eet | “Prior to the first contract, were | 900,000 on this lease?” “I did not.” ee pn a 1 Le Xe a bas ae | ory had been helped by a review of | _ for ‘Friday First Quality a Rogers.” He said he did not write { £ ; y i iad e > or x m | Dend se ey to mean that Doheny c —_ ss told tt nb hat profit did you think he accel 7 ° his Senate testimony and personal | sain _- ——————- 7 m icles. but authorized use of nby went down the line for/¢yture leases in the reserve on{|¥OU told that Doheny would sub- , » the new county Fa phe art Fal! 1D ¢ | aR a | mit d at tor ‘would make?” “I didn’t know.” , e th records, he said. | his signature as author with his) and Doheny as long as he was terms stipulated by the Govern- |” a bid at cost I don’t re-|™*. , “Fall later became a partner of ’ ae | OMEN’S _ os , : permitted. He said he asked Pres- ment, without competition, or, re-| member any details.” Did you send for any experts to d \dvliondl of tatne., Itt Groans” maid The net value of the 83 shares ife’s approval. ae ident Harding to issue the executive fusing them. could take his shanes | “I didn’t ask you for details. I advise you what terms you ROW | aL bie aici ote FY 8 Bees of stock turned over by Fall was | When that money was pie he = oO , - ferred c iittel, | Wing a a ett ‘ ini expect in a transaction of this, a. : | estimated at $200 ; SERVICE SILK | remaining expenses 0 the Bo rder which transferred custody of ‘in competitive bidding. want to know if you were told that | ©*P When he went into Old Mexico, “Kall at $ 000 Se aaa on the Riviera were . 7 the naval reserves from the Navy ‘ , ‘Doheny would ‘ 'character?” ‘We had the best ex-. | told me the stock repre: |”; z . Als Tas M ac } h ;pwonReCKyY WwoUL submit a bid at i pre ) S s es Department to the Interior Depart- He also was familiar with the cost.” *T €@on't know." perts in the country right in the he said, no oil was being produced sented a one-third interest in the| #4 Full Fashioned . efrayed with money furnished by ; Ri . : : negotiations which led to the lease nck | > tment.” | there. ie s i agg a amounted, as he ~~ Bos ors lag : re ee ee eneny | Tenn the Dropetety st ats tan they report to you? | Who discovered oil in Mext- Powey ems f ey enpaag te sss Attractive colors including gunmetal a Semvemberelna about $2000. © eructantty. e 5a e | ‘ ‘ . ing the royalty oil f tor: kes | or F sett: ) : ; me there had been a very bad year) Ps e eight months later. He read the ; y ¢ or storage tanks |co?”’ asked Hogan. The party I ‘ anc ? rs reed lisle tops and : was fully informed concerning the | lease and knew what it conia‘ned ever put before you?” “Yes, many | Denby began a circuitous and an- ‘was with: L don’t Bane oe the in 1924, that many cattle had died and ecstasy ; reinf¢ r i lis . steps which Fall took toward leas-/ wren he signed it times. I. discussed it with Admiral |eSponsive answer, wpen | Howerts Werte” , i ii ¥ ’ . 4 . . - we a, ae i: ing them, and that when he signed Then Roberts, of the broad / Robison, and instructéd him to get. cut him off sha vag ody - be slings Sane All of these things the witness the ated jointly with Fall. he shoulders. beetling brows, harsh len opinion om %t toom the Judge- i they report to you’ bosib at told Pegaso plain falieuebis syne : | + : “A , ee as If S- | : . 4 AL me . : es - ere eee oe voice and grim visage, took the! Advocate of the Navy.” report anything,” wee tae eee ‘old-school mining man. “When he. Says He Suggested Reserve. ” Fanc nev for Count Salm read and of-|* He admitted cea Pp i — a ee many tenes eld Again Roberts confronted TT ee on told the Navy Coun- ‘was describing his first of] venture Mr. Doheny, when did you first; ¥ omens J ME fered in evidence yesterday three} : a ane le Was afraid you execute on Elk Hills?” He witnesa with his testimony before. 1) th gh deta vera tn py full of im California, he related how he | learn of the Elk Hills o31] fields?” Check Hose : eae letters written by Millicent Rogers | 8' ee ee idl ah jthen asked Hogan. “Well, I prac- | Full Fashioned, 4 Sa Salm to the Count's mother, Count-[* of oll. He remembered saying that “rhs *? @ : , erked out, Two. the Walls} ‘Oommittee whic} Pa va fi a7 Le he ot the leases were “full of dynamite.” j ' ‘s ilsh committee, in which h dynamite, that you wanted the In- | Sank his rst well on land tha pre ly = - rayon and lisle ns; and that he wanted nothing to d “When did. vou find that out?” declared he could not recall ever terior Department to handle them inow is within the Los Angeles city | Ucally made the Elk Hills reserve,” very attractive +— lide WE ess Ado} ine Salm von Hoogstrae-|™ vi ~agi , : JUng to do “T found it out when I = signed! having heard that question raised. eee that you didn’t want to. have limits, with a pick and shovel. The | Was the reply. He added he had | patterns . J : ‘a who lived in Vienna: The let- « : ) suggested its withdrawal as a naval] ]:22 35 -) : z ters indi ate Millicent Rogers Salm 8 ’ ee 7 ene stsnern rd paren onermpqnerRINEyaenem uaaietetteeenetin nes mnaeuuameenes — a — . — " -_ —— - —— _ rom oe ; wn - = moa : 7 po ~ wee — - - 4 : ° ie ROOM AN Se tne ae . -_ a enliieitiing > ~ ve — a - sepenmeteiinees 4 — —— Se ee ee oe . — sheth-eeeunate . wii siasia inate sr FS nme nen te gee “ “ M 7 —e 5 = 1% ~ ewe a - ¥ —— “ m noe om ‘| - a» ouenee — — — ne at ) er a ‘ ‘ c a a a 8 aes ys NEN Bh Bt ox rf Day ae gens - : thle oy Me J nema in ; 8 . oz. Se Por, Ee! Sapa ten. . : atoane dae S cory: m ent eee Seer a OP nee Meets ey ahah ar ‘. - . . ¥: Pe Seger x Sata) ot ae re ie Pree rier ae ae Y Salinas * . abi ia. eS Se z i a re "5 . i Popes a dies rgaent Nae eee ries / ve eu o 4 ines » Neo wrca am ae my gabibinend cert igs Oe Sn ens thee Ske ws Io : q : > we Se ~ 5 4 > -" . “ * ‘ Parr pe * ° ae centr » oy St Foes a 77 meee s ae Pescaner meee, oss ~ pa aero “— tee ae oo i ey : pine hse: re * yee” on a vita) point, and which seemed | to repudiate the defense conten-| ' Doheny said, he received er CP eee | : “Blove of Countess for Salm Told in Be, | because of the lack of rainfall, and | e. eae : b that he was unable to pay the prin- ‘ , aati ti a SE Special to the Post- Dispatch. + cipal or interest on the note. ; —“™ NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—The Attor- = age Siete a OIA 93 Oy ere Aen! epithe * - en, 9's le maa dager ~ “ are ete oe - . , — = ett . 5 * “ y - Bal a en sg A tr mg ay art “But I did take the responsipii- |“"C™: Dendy replied, bridling. eed Deel ee ee acneaty Cor them, what tic) then, opened tp produced | SE ae | ‘ith her fa- ity, I did carry ‘t, and T did make m 4 P : AF ( 900, 0 0 barrels of oil during | spor ba ae es administration Teturned: to Ameen th .- . the leases, whether T wanted to or raea why did you teu ~egeetage tel obit did you discuss this proposal | yy at happened to me afterwacd,”’ gee mext i ehiate or four years. Of President Taft. | Pe : | a hither, Heary Huddleston oners: a * not,” he concluded defiantly. ‘Walsh in 1923 that you didn’t know with Admiral Robison?” continued | |\Denby replied, grimly, with his one C — then to the later years, | Mrs. Doheny Had Signature, hee sans 4 gr a ~ Ne ‘May, 1924, deeply in love wit eer Soon after he became Secretary how many had been’ executed?” |the prosecutor. ‘I discussed with | attempt at humor. ane P mre aad his acquaintance It was to Mrs. Doheny that her | br le &> - Ampoverished Count, : with Fall was intimate when the husband gave the torn-off signa- | A letter written in Paris Saat eee | fore her departure for America’ | of the Navy in 1921, somebody— “Did I tell him that?’ inquired the him constantly, almost every day. “So you had decided that you "" i ; ' | ’ | an startled Denby. ‘I issued orders that he was to be!would have them handled in the ‘@tter was elected to the United | } States Senate. TTT TTT TTT Be a ‘with her father, May, 1924. said: — } ‘ “Dear Mama Finni: I guess “Ludr he could not recall who—told him { » > > > > . 2 » 7 > + - . = . ~ ne that the naval reserves were being | All Leased, He Remembers. admitted to my office whenever he Interior Department?” Roberts drained by outside wells. is ine. “Do you know how much of the wanted to see me.” persisted. “But I did take the re- | “I knew him very, very we ." _ S: ' the = ing facilities for meeting the sit. Teserve has been leased?’’ fired | “Mr. Denby, can you recall a jresponsibility, I did carry it and I Peas Poneny. | ah,‘ =. i’ has told you a good part o Pit uation, he said, he asked Fall to Poberts. “Certainly. All of it has single point that you and Robison did make the leases,” was the de- After Fall's election as a Senator | ' ‘@ aerews. In other words. that weil 4 q flant rejoinder. from New Mexico. Fall visited tha : a | ee have been staying In Milan and take over the administration of the been leased.” discussed during that time?” “Well, ri ; ; Pty reserves. “When did you find that out?’ |] don't remember the details of “Did you know anything about a oT Behe, “Lyat “ . a good training | og . ‘4 . , 7) ’ ¢ ' * ’ ‘ . ve secret or a. ere a as a 4 secretary Fal! said he wasn't Lo you want me to, answer that our conversations, the $100,000 loan’ which Secracy . , 000 ) 1B looking for any work, that he haq Guestion?” “Y didn’t ask you for details, Mall had received from Doheny. Na seg -_ oxen nt i mae : 423 N. Sth St. Maytair Hote Baad patie : o I received}, all he wanted to do, but would “T certainly do.” “I found it out snarled Roberts. “Can you recall i caged Sata about i}, pecept Naty rR 9 se pif nie "apie ve see , ’ iu tclegram from my fathers law , Ds: ahi when I signed the lease.’’ _ as Lt ropos rom published reports.” aan ee * oer A S l E f | | »| Sims - he anne. " Retin. 3 “Didn't van ealty- in 1923 before “8 ~ ¢ A to Bsn rite reo “You don’t know anything else ™any Umes while Fall was in the | aie vent oO V ita mpo rsp Yer, asking me if I would not like | a ; de arc >, : . as OTe you. discussec AX al hi a wad i Wet co. 6 || Mien | ee AIP Sy a Pre > told the President the reserves the Walsh committee that you son between January, 1922, and ne et Mr. Fall B Peete a “1 a was secretary of the to VW omen \W ho \W ear the i t0 come up to pre s tox ra i were being depleted by drainage, Gidn’t know how much of it had | apr) 25. the date of the c affairs, do you” interpose sated SS Lee gly as! “ y ° , Bo. April 25, the date of 1®@ COMeT sons re 0° D4 ( n "all | iia 5! fe ik hed Gn technical eatitomens | Deen leased ’ “rT may have.” 1 on vi gp gy Peal be gan. No, I don’t. its you. lend Fall some Grades ot Footwear. eam and with my brother, who starts l Dp tract. Well, WwW talked Ove! the Bar] m {y hi eS in: ti . money : then asked Hogan “Vas ’? ‘A 46 Oxford with the June examina- for dealing with the situation, and “48 called before that committee | gupject of royalties.” sone, Stace cprapelpa enagt gee (tay eect EE ese “¥el- Mdelimhes 16991 Men) 1 1] ered ‘Yes.’ |, that I desired him to issue an order) Vhen I had just come out of a hos-|) «wage you sure of that?” “Yen Denby had fought back at Robder'‘s, , th wg, ib tel ‘ nis mber, 1921. , Cr O E S k fs ia 5 naturally answ - é y * but under the long and pitiless | fow much?’ $100,000.” — een o1ce O ur ntire toc nd arrived here two days rnin 1) glad I came because I thi ir transferring administrative contro! | Pital, and was given no chance to, I’ o , 4 i , 6 ‘ j a os ape orate eo _ feeaae diag cae boi ee now,” interposed the harassed Den- | $35, 000 IN JEWELS STOLEN partment,” that he and Assistant! Well, let me tell you that you gave . ies: OR a d E : a | ¢ Nationally Advertised Watch an vening } 4 “The thing is tais: It/seems that |! | \W ) } | | ‘there is a great. question in Amer-|¢ car Z : Secretary of the Navy Roosevelt the testimony T have been reading . oe ——— ee | FROM QUEEN MARIE'S GUEST. examined and approved the draft on Dec. 7. You had been out of. : ee m | ihe: ee. : * . @nd that President Harding execut- the hospital nearly two months. egnny (eenses ; ae nilstake. | NEW YORK, Dec. 9. -Mrs. Geo. one , Bina 2 tg 7 ge $7 8-50 P | a 4 os aa oe ee fa ‘tt — ' beat , ré is also in Austr “le ‘ “Mr. Denby, said Roberts in aj;Curtis Treadwell hose } ‘and had: since testified before the Bia » Whose husband : | : a | : | voice of scorn, ‘I'm talking about was one of the committee appoint- i kt. solid gold; 15 lewel . . $37.50 | 2000 Pars, 60 Styles , ; F : ened wants me to have it straight- f : | *d out in New York. He also}. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | wer, 1 know 1 wasn't given an ‘he contract of Aprii 26, the only|ed by Gov. Smith to welcome Queen —_AasPlight’ tee mide take ere ; ‘Ss ab eR pe one T have been talking about.” Marie, was robbed of Ww ake tne , ) ye "Ss not feel that tn Euther my tases & "7 is ist _— “opportunity to refresh my mem.- ve ad ; — ss Jewels, terror out of night ... the The Store of Values 9 5 . oe fehiia and I are going to Se: lq ee y ot Ada m D ale ’ > rior + . 5 » - ’? es 11m? Oh, did you?” Roberts sneered. How often prior to the first con ‘did you mean? I meant just! * * yor 7 w al ‘ ett ce ‘ © “ Rh oe ee Me te ne ~ ao} = #% 7 —- ORR Seng ~, ae TM coms ear OY tm - 9 ve é.l, } a be wet “ > TG a +o, Eeeasatcbsan aedbaaridadddeichal cae eeakkee cn ae ae a “Soke eae cabin we Se a eae Shee ene etn Coke mR age dene AAR ones aa oe ; “Well, I guess it was on the other; dreases and family papers, on her ul dical |‘ LD i F. . 2 } ory. ; : sis ’ un Ww | ee te Pulitzer Pubitehing Co contract that we discussed the/return to New York from West ar tea aeuoee Or ian syarees, Fevuenme = co. as a Pu . *ention. He wants me to — aaa oe beers oe oane Street, “Then you have had it refreshed | , Virgini ' ; te SOCIATED PRESS “Vea"’ royalties,”” Denby agreed, his face rginia, where she tooK a motor | ; \ s. ios : ' | . ueer creaks a” twisted with embarrassment and trip with the Queen. The jewels, saben a ~ rar tenga | fz: ont, vith him for the remals | you wonder “who?” or = ™Onths where his doctor will look}® and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS recently ?’ eae use for seyublication of all news dispatehes | or; 7 | confusion. including a lapis lazuli scarab, giv-' « | - t. . SROs credited “in tha | OPdS and letters, and I have talked sag nag oo her by her aunt, M John-B what? Regularly a ifter me. ; Beweyeyer and also the lors! news published With Mr. Hogan and others of the |! Well, put your mind on this) 'y re. John Body dh 1 | Priced / ae ?Pp Te | Thacher of Albany, and diamonds, ave lots of other uses Prited : YD = ; 3 i aan Hg. 3 P ° , Moterern piety Sl Vagwrmegis 5 et 5 ai Se ieee - ibibo so frie: ty RP Sa RB Di ins os tment SO RETA My 1 ORNS - ‘4 ag ON AR a ee ee Pm 2 nated hong i = es Ot do, fo tT - _| tween you and Robison duri ’ everything either by postal order. express moner were two reasons: First, to pro- | uring the! Treadwell stepped from her coupe the best flashlight on the = the most attractive selec i s : 13 nfluence with Budseription Rates by © r exo yalty it) datly. : ' me to Sar ae wbeersetion nates by Carriers ==) bor by exchanging royalty oll, an@, | y. What ts in your mind! street to telephone. When she re- newest wrinkles. This, of tion of high-grade New York . allow one word said QS seCond-clan® matt tuly 17. To. ‘ * i thin in my mind,” Dp 4 eenittien cs tn , ae y Pee 3 iste, drainage. & 4," Denby began, | containing the jewels and Greases of saying: ~-_ gcnuine St. Louis ae re rt be taken to arrange that a : ‘ is eetriage be pent and the t Daily and Sunday. one $10 00. ’ it{ t} ity. without Sund .i'for leasing the reserve?” “There | Proposition that was discuased be- ine only, ous vear . The robbery occurred when Mrs. Of course, I would own ‘THIS means your choice of Din erder or St. Louis exchange vide storage tanks at Pearl Har- | period that you say you discussed at Madison avenue and Fifty-fourth market ne that has all the not im Gay way 6 = la 607 LOCUST “ ” i - . : , about it now?” ‘There é, . Daily only, 0c @ month: Sunday, 10¢ # copy SeCONd, to protect the reserve from | , len't any-!turned to the car two suit cases course, is just another way Just West of 6th St. footwear styles ever shown in hes Udi’. During that time all Pooue MA Lill. “Is that the reason you gave, ®nd@ was interrupted by a scanda-! were gone. Eveready! Prd P by a

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Seppe Fr "= NT CASHED IN ~ 4 . f © 7 iicaiit ial tne tetate ta hee nO * said. i ’ need in November, 19% 1 rl ee RRIAGE 10 LICENT ROGERS j Testifies in » Seperation Suit That Bride Gave Him Money and He Sold His | Name. 1 HOW POOR NOBLEMAN _ BECAME PROSPEROUS ee ‘Tria of Suit Is Continued Until Jan. 1 7—Countess | he morning ‘of No» me Fal] had calleg to a&k for the loan,” a 4 told me o. and arrange + the bank and for ance was low. would leng money,” Eetting the pa and leaving Neal the COM pany s on a 4 o'clock Telis of Delivery to Pay, é went directly to the wW, Park Hotel, visited al gaeilivered office the hotel. My in? Dot nd he ather tinal hy ice Was blank t} legal] rate t hy At er twee Oe & bal ae ' it : e pr «son! aca é . ; an Sees ; od De SEER SNe RE, OO | 7 >T) > | ‘ PRT a ORS oe MS AR OE Fe *~ ES SS om ‘* RE RR eee ae PRRs Stee Rs romana menentenatcigscar et aeionens nae oe PERE PG GRO EE Ot THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER HERBOTH ESTATE 0,000 BELOW. RST ESTIMATE S=-S2S2 "= S= FR RR DT a” 9, 1926. DRUNKEN DRIVER APPEALS $200 FINE; GETS 30 DAYS | Judge Gayer Sentences Stacy Zim- merman to Workhouse on Policeman’s Testimon y. Stacy Zimmerman. 2128 Lemp) lavenue Was given a 30-day Work- NEWTON BIL NO BAR TO BRIDGE EXCHANGE Congressman Explains Measure _.__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . PAGE 3 PLEADS GUILTY WHILE ‘BOY SHOT IN RIOT AT REFORMATORY ~ ALIBI WITNESSES WAIT = 5- | Wounding of Boonville PyYis- ; Anthony Martin cepts RO a ea te tl pm te NSS | eb fox ct to Allow City to Condemn | Year Term for Robbery When; oner Halts Apparent Plot Or Griving when tntoxicated. | He | ponte Deck of Eads Span. Positively of Severalto Escape, Judge Gayer dismissed the fine ) p tively Identiifed. f Pp j ] Which had bee r ts sesamiae nvento of 42,282, cen imposed by de- . rres | Poke | ry $7 | fault, and substituted the Work. Se leis — a0 — f t Associated Pres | Based on Stocks i in Which | house sentence, after policeman | Post-Dispatch. In spite of the fact that elght| By von ales A ~oll win 3. | testified Zimmerman was Ey WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—Repre-!alibi witnesses were waiting in an) BOO! erring meee ee ‘ | Testator Held Only an. pero when arrested Sept. 19 i» | SCRIaEiVe. ( ‘leveland A. Newton oflanteroom to testify that he was| Buckshot was used to quell @ rio | Lemp avenue and Cherokee street. st. Louis today said that his bill, not a highwayman at 12:25 a. m at the State Reformatory here late Eq Sa | oy mmerma introduced to Congress yesterday | | uity, Attorney ys. Heat ted. st ; ant ri — intox- authorizing the city of St Louis Aug. 20, Anthony Martin, 20 years” ' yesterday. One youthful inmate ; ‘ an oe ( 2 { j ‘ b . . : . . fappear at the Police pon De ing to condemn and free of tolls the/old, of 2304 Howard street, inter-| ¥%* halted in a dash for Ifberty j lea} - hn te ees . , ae > aol Since Charles Herboth. who made§s ing because he was mistaken abonrt ey % a preines pine ao nt rupted his trial for robbery in ne tng charge of buckshot in the Lot istur the city’s negotiations ; , saint , _ legs. |2 fortune in the general merchan- ion less for use of the Municipal bridge by th i ghee " Mea — ae The trouble started tn the mess , é y @ accept a re-ye. . wl . +}, > e . ‘ . : # _ di se business, died in Janvary| | SPANISH ENVOY RESCUED he railroads. : | e |penitentiary sentence. hall about 6:30 p. m., just a 1924, leaving one-fourth of linder my plan, however, he | He was charged with taking $75 about 40600. prisoners erator marcne : said, ‘“‘the rould be de of} fe he evenin meal. When holdings to his employes, it has FROM MOB IN MEXICO CITY ea eee a ee e med from Robert A. Davidson, a drug So si rato aoe shouted: “All developed that his estate, which in- Crowd Attacks Pedro Gual After ?2'4 for its property used by the |" ak cesta besiege right boys, let’s go,” a stampede rc ’ 9 " » ~ > ‘ity ‘ier the ity i > ™ aw att =e e | /OULS i- is ‘ive ventoried at $742,282. has a real He Strikes Policeman: Foreign, | ‘ y. After the city has obtained |vidson had identified him, when was started. there would | Before the hastily summoned LL ACEO EE et ON tt, value of not much morethan $200,- Minister Saenz Intervenes. control of Eads Bridge, Stat se, whic {the State offered a surprate, guards could quell the rioters, ta- permit ‘ . y = “, : York thin Admits Deserting Hus- MEXICO cc I D ‘ be time enough for discussion of ‘ h f M t , aiec ae ‘ ' + 4a . I ¢ ,eC 9... Pedta ne ' = ‘ Cc a . ne “Loan. note a ieee Gual, the Spanish Che ne Deak, | the arbitrar r poewe rs aa D City tried to escape, bet surren- . " ; at : al j ~ aA uie \ & or far i al : cs ' : i t er ie as esie “ATK Admiral Cole First Witness, the separation suit of Count Lud- | : ww '$7000. Other beneficiaries are/ striking : af fi we =6Crowd §=fOr) ufacturers’ Railway's objections to weed ge ve ' Gered after he had been hit by a ‘nese today 3 REZ [ . {| Strining a traffic policeman in thei, .e bridge-trade ‘dinance as pro-|identified by her husband, when. , «4 Was 7 ; = t + . Mil | thee were be- “There -has been no actual! into the:-mele i loud! : I ad McPHERSON CASE | a | see: thonnda bad ne a , . ¢ . . ae j * C st i Ciudad v Lilie i€iee ans udiv sn tact “ . ae i lations. Que _ ‘the trial had been pr oceeding for queathed $20, 000 from the estate of their employer, Charles Her- shrinkage t. the estate’. For . t} aa a eee ” aus. 1outed | IN Cc sence, Guards had been informed, R. Kellogg m onefullday. It was allowed in or-| th, have received fifty proposals cf marriage. All they have in p Tralles a ae : pag pio ns gt Bie he q that — man they Centiumes trem See Ons $2250 D. M, PROCTOR NOTE however, and were prepareg@ to | 4 = ; allies, att iey for Mrs er- ere beating was a Spanish repre-} on - : : | . “ohe noid a ie to agerest ie Count! to get! ‘mind is traveling in the South, without husbands. both said today. “Instead. the es-| sentative to Mexico Thereupon| me. That happened at Atlantic| ‘ he ngs canines sesnet ae rar iwaila esses to corrooor is asser- | — = nn = . F atin ; ; een ' gg acteteth ck WP ) : : IN C our pr enc - lof ope — that the nobleman is botn'! Spas tate has been somewhat enhanced the hostile element ceased their| City in July and August, when the | lwo had been caught, and part “eH a ense plan I tion « 4 - made legitimate, for which certain; away, having gained my point, got- in value since Mr. Herboth's death. attack and Gual was taken awaly | American Detective Bociety was in ‘Another Made Out to Him for the force of | eerie eho search! ned prosecuting @nancially and morally capable of | formalities must be gone through| ten money and calmed things down Held Onl eonvention at the Ambassador Ho- | ‘ : : Le SS a _— FeRing for 4d “faking care of his son, Peter, whose! | | ‘ uy Equity in Stocks. ie gitae aaeaan | $6300 Found in Waldo State the vicinity for the other two. ? ry “ ] ig rs gy of inheritance. and assured our future so that “The inventor y figure included WRESTLERS ADMIT AGREEI G wee ee an oil sy custody is sought. Ludi’ is to do the necessary | ‘Ludi’ rintnges t have to work s0 stocks which were listed at mar N “TI was ,living in Aflantic City | py tne associated Press as of pe > Count Salm was on the standjover in Austria while Daddy does; hard, than have him with me, yale SS gedkelin ta BETS tes ak ithen. an: used to stroll through | rans ITY eV sacs sal i Meset ah@ cross-enamisa-| What t¢ required in Taeaughii fficers, re- ~ ‘ $ dmitted der a a y te ' lad been carrying a large part of y Schober and “Young” Prehn - ' and A. P. Laughiin, officers, 1 ( b Aeser maion. He admitted under question-: seems the only possible thing to do. ,months to gain. these n margin wit? omy ‘ Arrested Cele be fm a second glance.” spectively, of the elosed Waldo zOm™m indtion aa B ft + ee : oe ‘ {)j ] iT a } iji« } - : ‘ ’ j ——— s j > - > : ; 4 : SF ; a Aa s factor by counsel for his wife that They are thrilled at my pros- “J will be with him s0 soon and tha: hic tid 1 me aa ee sg Theater Tomorr alan - The reported asked him if h€'giat¢e Bank and Federal Trust Co. . ae ~~ said Cg@uge from shortly after his marriage un- pect of becoming a mother and I now, anyway, and please don’t tel! iad ok Tl ts ie ee) ators Biliv mm -! piv hi hy , , ie a ae ee cutee: ‘i Mama res ‘ ., Market value. To obtain the stocke te nedulied for an exhibitidn oe ; OS : (OGa) : parte “ee ‘ ld of objections supported ed money’ given him by now, by the time the baby arrives, | cause a lot of this I have not said for the éstath it was ; MOCKS). restling match at a local theater | ®° ight ‘tory of the bank was filed by Fred For the watch chain. Ster- . + ; i+ ‘Tr 7 a . . -5 T oT) “9 T } } " a ic *)} > ing ‘4 7 f : r = . 5 bf SS: : 4 ? ‘ me 2 ‘ ™ +s aa lies . ; s? we } o a 1 ¢3 ss j nd P ** + . ‘ . hs: Pe attempted his wile nee she left him, cn: they will see our side. At any rate to him No one is urging me to pay off ife Sty 10) donner » 1 SE gas MaRS 2 None whatevé! i¢ said, “and jw Heyde, Deputy State Bank Com- lin silver. Cork . in } be] of mapmedan. 1, 1925. he admitted, he had it is the oniy possibility and such leave him That I promise you bic mie pea lay j hed -s hited » Whom was| PR Ye ‘Selig age Ce eee t is all I shall tell you on tha\! migsione: 3 @ Laughlin was 6 sa ‘ unsecured note of $2250, signed by $4 4 ‘ea mort himself. and that he has aniin the end is Boing to ve the pest NOt ieave him again. Hie has been . ; , =i U,UU) Ab - | taken ; OS ANGELES Der‘ . David M. Proctor. and another per . eii:~or mre . . . . ‘ ST it rhe \ rOory 1 Tis Siw fF i * i L Pe j [ « on Stand. ites Pindependent income sufficientiy for our baby, there can be to my So Sweet. to me all this time. He "Ory previously filed by execu- They @ , 4] e SaeE : ,| The arrest 1 Harrisbu ra., Of) onal note of $6300 to Proctor. The eve - m | ‘ on 7 gees i : ‘ : : a: ‘ , e 3 ‘ : oni i iid , shia : ' OF ne pout mu PpOiice are nol Life a il y . . ' — ’ : ' — - =4 ous jority Against Dr; Pehiid. am sure that ‘Ludi loves me it and iove him for it-—-l can't tel] 2B stocks HN 4TiOUus then fi iat ; a © | Angelus Temple radio operator, was due Dec. 6, while the second BOLLAND s : ¢ 4 : - ~ . : om Corporations rs O47 LMem ON [ne Suspicion that otners 2g ; ‘ , > a5 UuUe Pe —— -— _ pte a» * x , . rusts m #nou Nore match in East St. Louis st Jan- , re flav as I: pULIC aS eenmesaie — t, _ —— ‘ 4 Pat ~ , : Lf Ai a LAs > Atha “the reason Count Salm ac-ito try to get for him everything plained to the court to be that °*‘’* ve panied OA 2 tay , 2 wets gle concerned Mrs. McPherson said pteg these few paltry dollars was I can, including the future possi- Count Salim should remain per- Ir ’ ldentaliy ihe Herboth Mer- apePared, provoking charges of/\/a | today. when she was informed that! Decause his wide pleaded with him | bility of giving his children every manently abroad. pepe * o. Upon which Charles sie i a ithe missing prin ipal in her Gi8@p~ | [uppepmeprwppprerrr Ores Ceres eee erewveusves 7 ao a." adv ant age of health, strength and Pleased at Hasbaud’« Tennis Herboth founded his fortune has i pearal ce case was in ¢ ust tod\ 3 | € 3 : ~~ - a ~ . Je > \o ‘tT 4 7 =) 4 ‘ 4 ‘ * Se " ‘ ’ . sl : Justice Levy asked Attorney the means by which I can have Written from America in Octo. £02* Sut of business. avout $25,- WIDOW KILLED AS MATE WAS = -wnatever tne state does in bis |] MAKE NEW YEAR RESERVATIONS § . ; : , Loti —— 4 : oe V00 will be realized by: : — ski hoe fh ys mine she i : ee sh} Fo +, % ve the best educa 1101 pos- her Q°9 eo #4 ee +] SHAE oe } e réeailzed YY its jiquida- ’ ’ . . case has no bearing On ti | ‘ j ‘ - ~ mway of the dete nse ff he had them given tee ca deal 1924, after the child was born: tion, according to Tralles Bp “ Staunton (U1) Waman Fatally a cnow nothing about him, | 4 j ¢] + ¢ + ‘ ' i . VOUBCCUOT! , accounts he 4 . i ‘ me for a dismissal of the suit | sometimes an |} 4ignted to get it. J am more j ¢;... : “ta train 3 ars avo, was struck | in “ the ground that Count Salm, |cause I don't iove him, you will| charmed than I can tell you over firm sold quéeensware and general | d . : me Sis a Papoies he i ‘MOVIE ciate vil L$ HERSELF a: the - « L & | ae he se it yO >t " an tilied by a feright train today | | - ing a sniaiahihinaid of Austria. is not help him to see that it is for just} all the reperss of ‘Ludi's’ tennis is ippiies. nm de wn ‘“ in alos A‘ B 4 \« One Square Block of Parking Space iF oe ~ . sling ; 5 4 a: 4 vee - ‘ ss i sO its i " Pree ~~ = ™ sit sSiie Uas "AIK LO s t bid ¢ a's L432 SS oA i le . Jor Men,Womenoen Children ally entitied to bring suit here. the opposite reason that J have tO| and he tells me he has hopes of | E umployes. F > Rival Firm. Aa ee 5 ae SOR Rage . “ge poe bi Soe TORK >... enetieg TA W H A ti t ~ . id that expenses immedi leave him I’m telling him ail} getting back to hit pre-wa form | Pau] Bande! who had worked Snes Wachs Bla) — eg 5% NEW ORS ; Riese ‘Ss e ave an r 1s Large Ball Room and - fFSaim Said that expe ri ti - : ‘ $ | “a m 1 ans re- r PE adi | @. ., cot oe he ee wi "0 ears old and slightiv euaf. tYymnioller a 2g ear-old motion pic- |: & ; : ‘ : Ori io : tely after the wedding were de- this, but sometimes one forgets | ~ wouldn't be splendid if he \for Herboth iy -6 years and was. es , . ' J Seca Hes BEE mocxnenes Aad vats as We . $e | Who has never painted a picture. Yet his arty Rooms 1B on . me os 5 a : is ime rild thi mAia:, ae imanager of the bueines a+ she is surviyed pv seven chilidreh. ture actress, committer 5ux ide to- | i masterpieces have received more praisv tal, Colonial, Italian . ved with $2 »00 paid to him bv a Ww ords and imagines wi a nings a As did ne for the (olympic | : JUSLiLI SS a | Her- . j : é . P o i & Wil -* J ‘ o ae eae ore that I deny ie 5 aa iboth’s death (Fforead €27 ; , — day by drinking poison in her hotel | 6¢then many famous painters. He is e and Spanish design. ‘ idleness si enicmenlabesiiinael bloid newspaper for a series of | ‘Ludi’ is so very sensitive (that “Was his arm all right? I found! why ot eet en | oer 10-Cent Air Mail Rate Feb. 1 e he -9 ft veral notes, one | {@ culimary artist. He is our chef. , micies run over his name on think he imagines often far more; - SERS A RE ie ase the business. but the offer was not i pcos: Sagres re: On ae ss eae eee Popes . . : Strict]; se Wor 7 oun Mil ent ithan is wise or good for him-—-so| FORO OSV NCRS Gert te MNS WU laccepted.|| Onis af the .exbcutors in- gail vagils co acces allergy rele addfessed to her mother, Mrs. Rose |} West Pine at Euclid DElmar 5800 ; da _ Firs t ali ; I Wooed and Won lillicent Bee eS a pains and things, so I'd better send | g¢a)) “emg san ees WASHINGTON, Dec 9.—+A i smoller Longe Beach, Cal. This | @_, ear eae SiR aii * : ty > Uail egers.” He said he d!d not write you will tell him, wont you. 2 ie ne [+ sail es ‘hi-dy’ iC a elative as manager. and doulsdedi-wid . Hs , eImome] aii : «AA PAAARAGRAAA RAGA AA ARAABAAAPADABAAAAPRATA AADARADA PAPA PABRARAPADAPASADDPAFAPDAAABRA DALAL ; ———- ---—- ‘ eet Bes : . , nit some lIAKE li-ju Sage a intry-Wide Gir mail postage rate , . said she had decided. upon sui- —-——- en a — ; - = i ait i ih aie ove sband Greatly. ne : “ |Bandelow and two others of the ' note said she Mad Gees . aa ne articies b if autn ori zed use of Loved Hus lc 1; a* « Se a, ¢ ~4 Sa ~ £> "8 fs ee ¢ f . 7 holt ar rir? - : : : ; } . L aba 2 : with hie “Please please help me to make ergs ii Ke - ‘ge U , . ~ . ‘ - ” Murned to America with her fa-|is the Hungarian thing. It seem*® low, wtien and where| ta enené Better be enfe tham sorry: main office. No unnecessary “red tape. Ber. Hearv Huddleston Rogers, in better to do it and get it all over | EXPOSURE KILLS WOMAN invest on pom ng abe gg pe Poe sis [ Prompt and courteous service is our slogan. Ay, 1924 , deeply in love with the with so that never can anyone Say, | i. a nea 8 meng 3 Nie , ee Angee anieg we Oh, he wouldn's doco and so. etc.” PINNED AN HOUR UNDER AUTO )7"° moves refssine in bank. the 7 mpoverishe c . Oh. he wouldn't do 80 and ¢ pronorale EF POR, B ; , ~ ¥ away d ~ ount. n | ees seal hold ae against om : - - 4 a , » Proposais Of marriage remain un- | Largest selections—low price very day—and Sunday, tov. We i NDUS RIAL AN QO, 1 ae ee ’ i? “1s =" —_ : if . — / . > : >» €) i . rar he ++ » bah eed i Ps — s , , . ; bre her depart for erica Now the JUSt teat mc on, in Dex- surned ; 719 CHES S TTT iT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Be he > a taek tana? leek tee bitin. “cause he nightn’t | SFS- Dora anion. ned if safe and saving here. Pups—kittens—pets of every description. lo CHESTNUT STREET h r ; g°4. : him aus vv, Mo., *k. T} ficce Pins 3 os seine isin? : o N'OQRNTS 2 Dear sor ao =a ] a wai’ saan homed But he never was — ‘ 4 : The Misses Bolger wil ake €@ | Visit the largest complete Pet Shop tn the world. Open daily 7 A. NUGENTS 3616 South Grand Bivd. rMama & Ae ‘SS iu i unaerstana. mous : 2rdict oO accidenta! geacn ‘ip Sout thie ‘ ma! ’ : - ; . - . be S told cao cat a io renin weer om saci ne ‘hetes it—and a Te al it : in Kien ne — nh this winter. and then M. until 8:30 P.M. Sundays 8 A. M. until 1 P. M. 1486 Hodiamont Ave. 4118 West Florissant Ave. Cen yOu : ; ; ae a Was returne »Ga) 7, = Orone;nr = i £0 work They reside with ews. In other words, that we he's too nervous—the movies-—are ..py investigating the death of Mrs rie parents at 1917 Cora avenue NATIONAL PET SHOPS ? ~% le- } . “"* 7 I 5 vt . os me “ . . ve been staying in Milan and'go cheap and a especially IN nor, Richardson, 33 years old, 374° CPP Oo Oe) ooo) oe) O}(G}(C Ming every day to the tennis club, America—and thats all he could do Evans avenue, yesterday at ‘hye ° Son of Legislator Convicted. 3101 TO 31 13 OLIVE ST (2) (fac) aa OVO) ' « ° ‘ e* . on : . _ ' A Oia ? Loa g — ; n \ ho W ear the Better »cOme up to Paris for a few Gays, « a »ont 4 + . ows —_ BTS os + ae ; ° d » F y See Daddy (who came to En- ‘ougly in wrong over here by get- Paragould, Ark. At Dexter. Mo pa ans ere an investigation on F R | 1% A K Pe Tra es ot ootwear. and with my brother. who starts ; ting married as we did—evervone the §&£ auto skidded and overturocd motion for probation. * .) fae *§ +4 “5 . , Pivrbys tan et, Gaon — with the June examina- was against us—and they are sti iil. pinning Mrs. Richardson beneath N e 76', e Ss f } O 763 > | — : ’ mT ss ae ; , 9 » e . 4 :4 << 7 ' . » - { * 9 ‘ PPR Satis ’ J € of Our Entre Stock of nd : naturally answered ‘Yes’ |All daddy's friends would be rotten it. Help did not arrive fo: an SL cs a | A K K \ ‘; kK [, # kK XN Cc EK arrived here two days ago. all the people who cater to hour. | FRE is sheer taste ' ito us, | money. aH the people who care for me and those who don't (him. If he took up the films ithere would be lots more sc andal. $12.000 a Year Allowance. “In the past two months I have S BEAUTIFUL SHOES & SEM glad | came because J] think 1 » manage to arrange everything for ah of us: in other words: Dad-. =» MOther, ‘Ludi’, the baby and) syeelf (though it will mean a jot) ee from both ‘Ludi’ and! , — igotten a lot done, though it may og ming is this: Tt seeme that ‘not look so. I have gotten, for in- ere is a great question in Amer- beg the legality of our marriage, there is also in Austria. My fa- stance, all the baby's things out of ‘the family. I've gotten them to say that they would settle $6000 a year T Wan? , . . | ne nega a ae oes! for life on the ‘Little Cochon,’ and E not feel that in Euther my | mother will pay for the nurse. Pulld and 7] in going to sete “Also from refusing to give up 1 ‘cent they have offered us (I'll ad- mit. under bad conditions) $12,000 per year, but that was the first of- 'fer—and others may come. In fact ‘I am sure when the baby arrives. j we'll get another offer “rT udl’ and Dadéay, | Say, don’t love each other at all, ‘and if they met it would be fatal: so. though I loathe to have to face it and it is desperately hard, I'd) rather have the baby here alone hat he considers proper medical ation He wants me to come) = With him for the remaining) ths where his doctor wil] look eer me. - ised Home and Servants. uring that time he will give My own house. car, servants. nce and everything I ask for, | ag not in any way do anything Mluence me tr Stay with them | allow one word said against of During that time all steps © be taken to arrange that my | e be legalized and the baby @guiarir riced 2.50 to §1°? choice of ive selec- New York rr shown in bf we have started, even it's not easy, and come ish what be oho are for . needless to | with me, where I can work and fin- " ee Give hera FAANSON “Blue Bird” and Hardware Stores ‘es Sood enon C8 EE) ED ED ED DD) DD OD ee ee ee ee. ——— ae ae A Christmas to Remember! Make this Christmas one that will linger joyfully in your mind for years to come by purchasing beautiful, good quality furniture gifts at The Only McNichols. Rea- sonable prices and special terms—pay next year! A Smoking Stand for Dad! Finished in red lac- quer with black and gold decorations. Mov $7 able ash tray..... THE ONLY McNICHOLS Market at Eleventh —— ae, Console Sets A three-piece Set consisting of $ 20 two low candle holders and a nine-inch rolled-edge bowl. The colors are rose, canary or golden glow’. Fancy Wax Candle: $1.25 and $1.75 Pair —e At Clock Corner « Olive at Ninth DIAMONDS** PEARLS WATCHES’ * CLOCKS wm GLASSWARE ay Na aire A unique remembrance refreshment, always convenient. joy in gift or a delicious | Fruit Cake “Par Excellence,” contains the finest nuts, im- ported glace truits, pure air-line honey and the oldtime pre-war moisture. (special government permit). This moisture Causes if freshness tO improve with age and yuarantees its $1.00 the Pound Packed m Beautiful Art Metal Boxes 1 Ib. $1.25 Ibs, $2.40; 3 Ibe., $3.65; 5 Ibe, 65.86 Masled to your address anywhere in the United ee ”- - - | ; 7 -) States. Postage prepaid—one pound, $1.40; om two lbs, $2.65; three lbs., $4: five ibs, $6.00 nd * — e Christmas Cookies Largest variety of Christmas Cookles in the city -Mermita, | Engiish Walnut Hocks, Speculatius. Lebkuchen. Springerie, vol Anise Drops, Anise (onfects, Geleaachen, Pfeffernuess, Rus- ea] sian Rocks, Pineapple Kocks, etc. ‘ot 80c the pound 5 Melsheimer Pastry Shops ‘SI Main Office, 5729 Delmar Bi. | Pot Ry and Pershing—6321 Deimar Bi. ‘oj OO Le CL OPO OO OL OPA OOO eae es wee yp ersten cng tana - — — oe i ee =

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. i 23 bo ee a ent ni een 4 Sie % | a ha ~ - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ a “ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 Pe omar —— GIRL SCOUTS DRESS 1000 OPPOSE BRIDGE ORDINANCE EPISCOPALIAN CAMPAIGN nating’ and introdueam J. Tionberger Davis Says He Was) FOR $72,000 FUND ENDED 52" so-*\*". P" Writes Post-Dispatch Plans Joyous Christmas Festival __ otis For Pook CHILDREN smears ect ccc te tert a ON AS ins aad Ree ne AA ope wae ia kead Oo A OC NNT RL le ea SIRE Rare 2 Mer nore » eaer® : ted i. 72 giegy ee Collection Is on Display im Music, J. Lionberger Davis, a ns anit Mas Ba Guerschecrined, Room at Scruggs-Vandervoort of the Citizen’s Terminal Commi Committee Announces. Shier 2 sae te DACs yap Pot enh es ia ; i a on various children’s welfare organi-|the indorsement had been unani-/), yo cen diocesan | State and national missionary ase ta eiteh tS ea ' of the treasurer of ort | : ——ewe Sem Ene "|| OLD TOYS MADE NEW ae er. ee ee WHERE TO APPLY | : /tee, representing the Chamber of) 4 eve gay campaign for $72,009 — i =. ii the st-Dispatch, and find them | | | ] sand | r e/ , Negro children and baskets ai str aiedeetheaabiael tinge | sediek ansiicettenh | ter j A collection of almost a thou Commerce, said yesterday that he in subscriptions for Episcopal mis- — ; % =) , ¢ v > Py CO 14 Aili ' i e) | s i ii s ic ri a ‘ : gro families through a committee || RE there any tO} s in Aciog Pun - te ie a the | it s - || dolls, dressed and posed in tableaux 14.24 not been informed of the meet-|.. cicate- Minn | youn ef leading members of their own | home that have outlived fund were received, entered on | Christmas baskets will be | | - ne ,| Sionary orx during i932; rare Mae BM by Prof Frank Ll. i} their welcome? Do not books and acknowledged in the | received at the office of the | by the Girl Scout Troops 0 Ls : ing Tuesday of the committee, i ‘ Williams Principal of Sumner hrow them away. They still cotum f the Post-Dispatch. | Post-Dispatch. ‘| city, is on display at the music _nich the amended proposal for 3) High Schocl. The other members | have the power to make o her il supplies, -abor and ¢ nasil gg | All applications for baskets, || room at Vandervoort’s, where it priage trade between the city and! . : o r > . hildre, * ny sathar hem s ries ce : festivai were Jot = me + if 5 i hi * of his committee pated K. | * REGIE SRPre eo sve | eset scutaition of the Set in a pang er be || will exhibit until Saturday, when! the raiiroads was indorsed. Harry John T. Clark, A. E. Malone, Mrs.'; up tomorrow and send them to sere: Se a eee | made to the following organiza- |_| ; > a ele | ie Fannie B ion Mrs. &S |'a Santa Claus ‘epair shop es and ordered | | devas || the dolls will be distributed to the! Scullin, chairman, announced that : e sie 6th 4 Oe * é . bi &ad, saur we oA aa : ~ eo roe 0b iers —_ re ’ ~~? 77 fe Ai bee a - a and Mrs. Cc. W. Young | Christmas Day tne = o Salvation Army, 3620 Finney Troop 53 of Carondelet Presbyte- Three members of the commft-, the Episcopal Church = Gea y : o “ : inw toc the 75 _ As = Fi Gis Ue Ge ‘ ¢ +h mi mittee will be at th Sidren 2 nate thar ll bills were approved by the); ec nnce or 4 : .* vente ago a aot aoianiiasil : H geo papas | ER a Oe oh ae potest was ee a | tee representing the Merchants’ - S gol gt . | a ies ‘o_| sale we will sell = cam M,C. A. The committee will meet a from longing for toys that paid on vouchers signed for the}| a ator ee itp | ae th peste rabies magere | Exchange also were absent from). | ) 90.000 fo (;lasses with big lense there every Friday night. Appli-' ver came. oxecutive Committee ant | : Munttea2 ipal 8 ES errs, gor gand the meeting. Like Davis, they op-| te im the! ishe es for only One D utions may be made through the! ist sen: hen 0 one oO Jispatc] y . George 58. apap eta ta 1998 7. Harrison School, and Troop 31 of| % saint owe cial lenses extra. various Afro-American organiza- | stations and nta Clau ‘very dolla expended 1 Bae se accede | dens ee Compton Hill Congregational | POS® the |propess+ _ tions. The plan was worked out ir m2n and paint ited for by apr : Ly Bp Siainemaitliantl Building. ‘Church won second and third | by a special committee composed | | et inion ‘enue Chri signed and approved voucner. a ‘: a Olive prizes xi ee age apis Bd Musical pro- | of Herman Spoehrer, chairm hurch, Union ulev: sesides its cor FUtICR © gota - ree Community 9 og eg Te been arranged for the the Investigation Committee: . 4 Enrieht avenue: Commun the Post-Dispat: aid the ; i ) henge cme afternoon showings Fer son Cunliff and George S. ns. - Center Grand boulevar ¢ the administration, in wit? op peta, | eS Women § After conferences with Profe nd Vista street: 7 laries office help, distribu | ee a , psn © mes Lecture on Ibsen Drama. & Seen Williams and his associates. Ar ‘ & Grand boulev: , , | More Toys Than Ever Before. > 19623 More toys : to be distributed lls year than f them will n be remade aeerer s new. lans have been m: com- mittee headed by : e. 4 _oop- on BN iy 4 ¥ BET We EE nan one eae jramatic SER SCAR, Ay Daa to im or lg s\ * Ng? pipe Bi 9 WA ; ig teste rep ns Ae ee ooh " snot dentiiguainasenads a ae ee eer 1939 Mari iaeee ie eras active chairman and Mrs. Lon ) yesterday, A M. ee RRA NES mee "09 N. Garrison Hiocker as honorary chairman, for h has | Bm 4 es rrr ee ST ata ieee ae a | Washington U a city-wide collection of toys th: -ommittee for the 27 years that it accurar. re ray @ il ker and. Lindell. have been used but are still usable.i has been in existen ind ¢na@ife | 4s at il Catholic Women’ Tomorrow has been chose O man for the past fi ; rs, t gives me pices pried se Cag. 623 Selby st. eentration day for collect ) he : nimously re.electe -hairman lespite ee in¢reases bows AL ” eheminan ia On that day all who . VS George Jahns. editor of the Po “gi ; which have giaddened the heart i ! “mate = litoria!l pare, tn Thi i : 2 [ ai ee ea . ae Washington av. hildren and are still capab! : : ) i at interes op the : . Z 3 i v a? . J 3 1 2 , 7? . . Big Brothers, Rialto Bullding. West End—Union Avenue Chris. Bube was unanimous:y a EON iz . ™ . : . . : 62S SS06 See: , : ae 7 i | : tian Church, Union boulevard and_ vi chairma ee bie ee 8 ig Sisters, Equitable Build- _ > ; A iS, avai. & S >» ' . 4 z Enright avenue. za ' > scsocesneriteseaspteeesnsnecegitnntaeainaastitasaaieit | ing. . ' . _ How Last Year's Christmas Festi- | - Equitable Bul = , se hh SA a._.f “vy SPorinitey ee - - : . . ? . ate ka bh a! i aaa - | South Sid Community Center val Fund Was Used. Contril ti , Post- : 3 : Grand boulevard and Wista avenue 7 Committee Th — , 3 : * a | 5 Le Executive | ; . North Side—Y. M. C. A. iin Cate Dispatch Christmas Fund Post-Dispatch Ch ‘ ares Se a4 . . — 7 on . “— boulevard and Hebert street ae oe : - Downtown—1023 Locust Ml : an, OS ps li , snl sds imine | a ues —*% 1} . Sida : a . A a Ja : ; ‘ a i h : . ; | . . : ‘ 38 . s these depots will be open , . resentatives of the committ: i a on aieintin tee the | 2° oan. Pa Tote 30 Ls ory, Ambe: attendance will be glad elv ae ie ve wear of 19-2 | 4211 Lacled a emg and the smart tir Nagthe | , a d f F | sna h old or new toys. 2 vena naane ~ anit Saatete Srace Holy Cross Church ied Quins 19 in , This sale breaks all records for value—the he Platt & Thornbureh P: | Rt | : oa o cyl NE ie oH picid fgets | season’s smartest styles—De luxe quality— ~'Vrya gS* ae ai A phe ¥ te fi Sap bs * V4 ve f ; re Web S aeipee Al y sal ress Sieh a ° x 6 oe Ayr Pia a oes wer tone oe tae A ~ os oo Z i " r ’ ee hae von Fae EU dasnelt ia ee ee a ee ‘ Ae TL, eae’ od A + ike + to Pos! ee — \ deop~aiis ED tates, ri a alt osen berg ' 42 4 . ifas BONO “ POR i Want Bridge Tracks Replaced. ef NN neal rf cabcmpiice al pan a ¢ O32 Pais ecg RS RE iy = ¢ ~~ + ~ _ . t. ~ LAs Aad . “aa a . LA Pal a ui ) t : | : " > : : . : ~ * ' JT a ‘ nm oO! 5 M iii . i : Se =e zt ii : : : a=} E Repla ‘ement of a itr ad ra KS | 3 ie ; : ' , ~ - wet! os G&S ‘ $3 . pai? wal ¥ : } } J . i . ' ted ww . moun ; : ; ‘ f : ; . : : : } } : d os | é ur a4i . : We da \ ~ a! . & 44 | > " .% ; ; ti - Western ip} ro : i e 2 5 . ' ia 2% ‘ an O ive—>. E. Corner : “~ >» . 1} -> , : os : ii i f , 25% S : ; ae . - ALLL AL 8 i rei iu bution it ; me oss: ha: 7 ~ , | There will be ba nusic fro | teat , . na ER ee .¢ ~ if > : aoe ‘ ‘ , Bal ' At h ‘ d I ~ iain I. im : ie Seeks sociation, at : fo : se vocust Sts.— lain Floor a . — rine dit ctio1 Pm sh : eve ee . | night 28 ' e} ed by the . BARS LL Cc f his assistants. Ther | have examined the books an PR RE OOM ED RETO BOND-BUYER MADE Sal “r. -~ 4-¥ 4 ate* A Apinicigint hive takin ieee Fm ee ital 4, 3 . person, one 3. ot age IRhgear - Types le ROYCE i‘ entinued from Page Une. * ow pe La A A oe : Dt SIE 99" San he 7 SB Pap 71 275 Union Boulevard : Luncheon and Bridge or Mah Jong me w Denes Tonight Jade Dining Room Our regular One-Dollar Menu is a the direction of Viadtmir 1 ee Le >. Yas % 07 eg ot arte ein gids sat seve Fe. » SO ei RE RR NT he Oi co cere yg ee MES, oe ee! 2.0 omg = £, - solaction wnikof? former dirs . party luncheon for your selection eyniul ) | mriie) men in we P . sek a a, : aaa + stat And no extra charge for card tables E. J. Caldwell, Managing Director. FOrest 7844 OLS OR ett es «OES AEE EG em 8 ee ener “man OOP ns AAA SETAE AIS NEE RCE PD RO EO Eilat ee eh oe tae PS PR eS BAERS ai Dae _-., -., », | | e » Dd -_, -., | »& LD DD eel - Small Grand Piano =e ——— priced as low as For a limited time we offer the beau- , $47 £ iam tiful Vose Grand stvie X $795 on verv W QO _ REN i Sees Dae Le eo Sept ordi: - OS why ged alas reasonable monthly terms with an initial cash payment of only Introductory Sale! TO GAIN MORE NEW FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS We want 1000 new customers for Dr. A 4 . “2 ue CRN AER 6 ER Oe Me Ee i Ha te renin ere y iy m ge he 0 er? "Tr ; "2 : to i rT> 2ae ~ -~ i — a Aid res. taik about his personal affairs s wealth is said to amount to several ---LiLE MOST A J .** . ‘7 | — Anllere "A . b2d4a0T lOUars an . . s in a AS ~ y . >, teen *)* > &* . eas : aC i 3 He pe! Ceabahece aioe ‘ir reer ems Pe Se ies OPIN CRIN REE RP IE nt ~ > ” ‘sz > . 7 nese SHoes to vi -~ less than a week lana oj] holdin: ——s sete 6 alten ete mien — A ale Rete i a Roa : . aN : | i f r me _— oe i Cociinnti K | \ | rryil und-a check for ! , ¥ SE ee Jame se and the unt ombination Kids ; | | | erenc: Bae Se eae , aoe ; ; ces - we 3 Caifs | \" Sar vs ee img to Go win "Re IR RE Ee -_ er i ie ag eager - tamuy that the piano Suedes : ' ae Sl gh sp. IESG Eame ds daiwa oeen numode! imong the work tinest. ; e ; = : Bt Z ‘ Ga : : M1lanoi “Tr rPe 1 — ' — _ . ‘ ‘. ea : > ma , r p Adee ‘ & Voea , . ‘ “ 4 . . “ as ~ Fabs x 8 _ ppTea la Patents WG ‘He's quite a maz ne af hi : — a 4 ‘ a ae & he ‘ s . aa - - ‘wae Wwoich It ma Vv | IMO AP COR AME spies B a es BANS AN, IRR ONE A mal + pels tee) ns ~ ew A me ine A RN TE I NAT AE te Oe AN I ia A ay Se A OA OO AP A a pen a Nae . ae ED a Alete S. Sa ethane Ue—-a QC ease aR eT Set Mien 3 Special Groups of Women’s Shoes | Men’s Shoes Reduced From = not etten that the figures fail to low that he has made som Open Evenings ot Vose pianos grace the finer Sarnt Louis. home and in the conservatory wheal? 625 ; 795 : g95 1 O vA om 25 I, = Beside she Until Christmas Affording You Great Savings lations w! ublie officials unto! eid aang” ag | ) i. aiedee he aSOngiy tine tome anc enduring quality are the chief requisites Jo —aaeteaias cited Regular $10 to $i2 Values | in his testimony, y . CHIRISLER .PRES. $4.95 up ) : 1. —— * mA <te § ret Screen ee Sood. coe De RT 1004 OLIVE STREET ; . un ess something comes up in cen- htt aha mh ; ' z ‘ nection with my lawsuit to make it vie = Exclass , , : i Per A ustve Represeniatives fer the Stemway Piane and Duo- eproducing Piana advisable. T won't have anything 1 es o an . more to say.”

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— id of the campaign, presided at “i meeting and introduced the Prine a f ENDED pal speaker, Dr. William Cc. wm of New York, educational Pledged of the church. é . > aes ag SS director # rector # a. scribed, . or $72,000 copal mis- M7 closed yum i ¢ prospect otf returns. ded equs#!- rk in the Friday and Saturday : Similar Glasses sold elsewh | a $2.50 to $5.00 tre @ missionary;." iy 3 | he) Church *#minations free by our exper: he Mh as s the $72. Who is a Graduate. During ‘4 le We will sell a-complete . a Sr : f the dio- , ' large 00.000 for of Glasses with big lenses ang ne frames for only One Dollar. chairman | Special lenses extra. guality— nd Italy. y styles— ornament- iful beyond t Steinway + Weber Fg Steck | Vose } Kurtzmann a Premier i Stuyvesant | Special mew small Grands priced as low as $475 or Christmas |} 1, James W. Vose. . and the unflaggin the Vose tamily that the piano whi the world’s finest. ..most trustworthy pO evinces one’s appreciation of true no other with which it may justly be Vose piano of today made to conform assured of the utmost value—a generous 0 own mcs ang in the conservatory where | maGe With super critical exactitude. eed “4, - | ea * OSC Panos predominate. you are offered choice of the 1 | and Pianos at the lowest prices . 2 | > | rument in partial exchange , : IAN SOvURI RES. TREET he Duo-Art Reproducing Piano eS a Oe eTeatmns a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .. STIX, BAE a See Our Other Announcements on Pages 14 and 15 R & FULLER ee te — ___THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 1996 nee RE a a — an me ee Smart Mid-Season Coats Baby Calfskin in beige - and - white trims the siender black coat above, $95 Right: Woman's Coat with becom- ing shaw! collar and cuffs of Bad- ger, in natura] col- ors, $8. W Weel Hose for Gifts Women’s full-fash- ioned Hose of wool- and-rayon in black and colors, priced .. .$1.95 desirable patterns are full fashioned of select wool yarns, priced per pair, $1.50 to $2.00. Men’s interwoven Socks of silk-and-wool in fancy designs will surely delight any man; the pair, $1.00. Children’s knee- length wool Hose are available in many styles, plain, fancy or ribbed with cuff top; priced $1.00 to $3.75. Children’s long Stock- ings for Winter are beautifully made of woo! - and - rayon, in white and colors.. .$r (Hosiery—Main Floor.) . © he Men's fancy Hose in Offer the Unusual in Style and Value, — mThese Special Groups at me ~ “95 Coats that express the Winter mode in its final smartness and beauty are grouped in these selections that are so outstanding for their variety. For in- stance, slim black Coats with collar and cuffs of sleek white or dappled beige calfskin, immediately tell one that these are the smart Coats for mid-season. Other Coats have luxuriopis and unusual trimmings of Wolf, Beaver, Squirrel, Lynx, Caracul, Fox and Badger. Fabrics divide favor between the suede-like, the high pile and the in'- ported novelty materials in modes for dress and travel. Sizes 34 to 44. Women s N Cw Frocks "= The new Frocks bring a refreshing and welcome note of color to the Win- ter wardrobes—and in these one sees the most fashionable use of these lovely col- ors in tone-on-tone combinations rang- ing from a light to a dark shade of the same color. Georgette, Canton, Flat Crepe, Satin—the fabrics and colors in- terpret Fashion’s latest dictum in one and two-piece modes for daytime wear. : (Third Floor.) Introduce the Smart Pastel Tints Our Own Imbfortation From the Old W orld A delightful gift for anyone—delicious Christmas Cakes from the renowned bakers of Nurnberg, little cookies that are delight- fully different, packed in quaint metal boxes typical of the old world charm and artistry. They are available in sealed chests of various sizes, priced from $1.50 up. = White Gold-Filled Wrist Watch $5.95 Women’s Wrist Watches ere shown in three de _gns, all with white gold-filled case, silver dial, jeweled crown, and fitted with re- liable jeweled movements. Strap Watches $6.95 Practical Watches for men and boys—three styles in attractive case with fancy beze] and luminous dial; fitted with reliable jeweled lever movement. Novelty Jewelry that will delight the chfldren; mesh bags, Little Red Riding Hood pins, brooches, pen- dants, and bracelets or Kid- die Sets of choker beads. bracelet and doll, soc to $1.25 (Jewelry—Main Floor.) Leader Fruit Cake, 75c Lb. Delectable Fruit Cakes chucked full of fruits, nuts and spices—the kind that you will want to serve during the holidays and give as gifts. They are baked in our own kitchens. Sizes one to five pounds, priced 75c the pound. (Main Floor Bakery— Sixth Floor Restaurant.) Stratford Silverplate The Beautiful Carmen Pattern NEW Silver for Christmas will add greatly to the beauty of the table, especial- ly if this pattern of Carmen is selected. It is made and guaran- teed by the Inter- national Silver Co. and is an open stock pattern. Teaspoons, 6 for $1.75 | Orange Spoons, 6, $7.00 Dessert Spoons, 6, $3.25 | Bouillon Spoons, 6, $3.50 Tablespoons, 6 for $37.50 | Berry Spoons, each, $2 Soup Spoons, 6 for $7.60 | Sugar Shells, each. .75c Coffee Spoons, 6..$1.85 Butter Knives, ea., 75¢ Iced Tea Spoons, 6, $3.25 | Cold Meat Forks. .$1.25 Oyster Forks, 6.. .$3.20 | Butter Spreads, 6, $4.40 Individual Salad Forks, 6 for............... $4.80 Embossed Stainless Knives and Forks, 6 for $9.75 a6-Piece Chest; stainless stee] Knives ......$16.50 (Stiverware—Matia Floor.) Dainty Silk Lingerie Gift Undergarments Shecially Priced $395 There isn’t a girl] or woman who wouldn’t be charmed to re- ceive one of these pretty gowns of silk crepe de chine in pastel shades fashioned in the tailored mode or lace trimmed, $3.95. Bloomers Nightgowns Stef-Ins Envelope Chemise Bloomers, cut amply fuJl and well tailored with lace-edged frill at the knee are fashioned Of a Envelope Chemises are beauti- fully made of crepe de chine, ra- dium or crepe-back satin in pastel = shades, tailored or lace trimmed, | good quality crepe-back satin in priced $37.95. white, flesh and peach, $3.95. Step-Ins are attractively fashioned of*radium or crepe de chine, effectively trimmed with hand embroidery or combined with lace and Georgette, $3.95. (Lingerie—Second Floor.) \ K; Silken Negligees Every woman hofes to have one among her Christmas gifts—and every popular kind is included in these special selections at $1028 » %19% Half the fun of Christmas is in choosing a gift that you know will be liked—and just such a gift is the Negligee that you choose from these groups. For every type of per- son there is a lovely Robe—so wide is the selection in these Christmas assortments. Lace-trimmed Crepe Negligees Soft, Warm Quilted Robes Dark Robes of Satin. or Crepe Colorful Mandarin Robes Especially important is the selection of black | Robes trimmed in various ways with bands of | brightly colored crepe—« type of Robe that 1s practical at home or for traveling. a (Third “loor.) Wodles Shawls---Gitts That Bring Cozy Comfort Shoulder Shawls The gray mixtures are shown in va- rious patterns in these Shawls that are just the right weight for the shoulders: Single Shawls. $3.98 to $7.98 These are of larger size--72x72 inches— warm. soft, all wool in texture; shown in bordered patteris of gray muxtures. Plaid Heavy W ool Shawls. $7.95 Wool Shawls Useful and protec- | —of exceptional tive because of their quality. Single size, soft warmth arethese 72x72 inches at =. all-woo!l Shawls in to $15.95; and im- gray and dark colors. ported Highla nd 72X72-1n. size. Plaids at $22.50. (Wash Dress Section—Second Floor,) - GRAND-LEADER — ake Give Others the Kind of Gifts That You Hope They'll Give You aadilintediin-:.:/o1ooo mn: Ps ~aennremenane eens meme reenter eeeantenemcnmemenanere nn Te OO = ae IS POST-DISPATCH a a a rT —_— ee An Umbrella Is the Answer —for Those Who Wish to Give a Practical Present Novelty Silk Umbrellas For Rain or Shine 16-Rib Frames Roman stripes in lovely colorings and two or three-tone satin borders distin- guish these all-silk Umbrellas. trames are 16-rib style; handles, tips and ferrules are of amber luster pearl or transparent amber. Men’s imported Swiss Umbrellas are covered with Gloria Silk, a silk mixture that gives excellent service. They have the popular Prince of pees aati $5.00 Men’s Ami-6ilk Um- brellas are made of a fine mercerized fabric on 8 or 10 rib frames with Prince of Wales or opera style handles, $3.50 | That Are Enjoyed and Apprec G0NE e x) hos Nad ai of Gloria Silk, a silk mixture fabric, are at- tractive with satin bor- ders and novelty han- dies. purple, rec, brown, See ery $3. 95 | going out on days if they have an | sat Hee tie $1.25 Fernery,. $4.19 Sturdy fiber Fernery finished in gray or ivory with metal plant box. - A ff Wreaths. $2.95 Magnolia Wreaths ar- tistically designed in ap- propriate Christmas col- ors. Large size. Bird Cage, $4.98 A new home for the canary is a sensible gift —made of brass with brass seed guard. i $6.95 The Women’s Umbrellas Colors, navy, jungle green, Children will adore rainy (Umbrellas——-Main Floor.) | Satin D'Orsay Gift Slippers Are Exceptional Values at $ 1 7s A gift that she will appreciate, Slippers that she will enjoy wearing with her prettiest neg- ligee, for they are in the tailored D’Orsay style, fashioned of satin, with soft leather soles and covered heels. The Black Slippers are lined with Amert- can beauty, and Copen blue and old rose are lined with self color. (Women’s Shoes—Matin Floor.) Ideal Gitts for the Home Singing Canaries $4.98 A sweet-singing Canary makes a delightful gift that will add brightness and «cheer to your home and will be enjoyed by all the family long after Christmas is past. Cage Stand, $5.98 A brass stand in full round style with weight ed base is an inexpensive gift for the home. Cake Froster with 6 tubes...... Gingerbread Man Cookie Cutter ...... Cream Whip with bowl — a es Monogrammed Christmas Cards 95 for $2.95 Individual and attrac- tive are these Greeting Cards with the two-letter, French monogram. a charming greeting and your mame typographed; envelopes included. Other designs, 25 cards and envelopes. -. $1.45 Mai! Orders Filled. ‘Printing Dept.— Sixth Street Entrance.) iated by All the Family Sizes 3 to 8. = $ , Serving Tray, $1.98 A beautiful gift with its pearl inlaid center decoration and nickel- A LA A A ASE eee sy ae ae Casserole, $3.98 A gift that will please the housewife is a Pyrex giass Casserole with at- tractive nick el-plated frame. Japanese Cages $6.95 The bamboo cages are very artistic when finished in black: other sizes at $7.95 and $8.95. Pees PP ee ge 19¢ (Fifth Floor }) Orthophonic Victrola The New 8-4 Electric Model °270 This is an especially attractive new Victor model with increased volume. It reproduces by the Victor principle of Matched Impedence. On Christmas morning and always afterward you and your family will enjoy its perfect entertainment. Convenient Terms Electric Victor Records, 75¢ 20289—The Little White House, and Leander. 20290—-The Two of Us, and Beside a Garden Wall. goz91—Hello Blue Bird, and No Wonder She's a Blushing Bride. a ‘Muaic Salon-—Fourth Pleead

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . __THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 1926_ Only 13 More ¥—> Store Hours: | | . /) writs D ees 5. Cys Levon PHUMEY siseen Oe ts An tee TT | . AR Ap. Eee The Stove ot.the Chvisimas Spivit FAA a SACS Hosiery in the Favorite Hosiery Shop of St. Louis LL of our Phoenix Hosiery has been grouped so that you may conveniently select gift Stockings. You may order by number if you wish. Women’s Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings At $1.85 At $1.95 At $1.95 Silk with four-inch lisle Silk with mercerized foot. No. 736. AT AA DAE ROIS 198 elles earn ~ Silk with lisle garter tops, soles and heels. No. 368. At$1.95 ~— At $2.50 Silk service dite Stock- A beautifuly quality all ing with four-inch lisle top. All silk in service weight. silk chiffon. No. 723. No. 398. No. 750. The Stockings in the above six groups may be had in gunmetal, plaza gray, white, alesan, French nude, grain, shadow, beige, peach, muscade and black. Women’s Phoenix Hosiery in Wool Mixtures At $1 At $1.25 At $1.50 nit meek wea) |ntochtnen Full fashioned wool and ; . en baal” Beteach ayon stockings in grain, : in beaver blondine, n %. nt nieve “ Just Received nude and black. No. 716. «nude and black. No. 715. black and beige. No. 785. - Smart New Frocks At $1.95 At $1.95 — _ At $2.15 full fashioned FOR HOLIDAY WEAR Silk and wool two-fone $i Stocking with lisle or . 1 : Rie. Ds londi effects in brown and white. ps in blo ne, opal, : : J t . by rt * a & Sie a at ‘ r ch - ud : s $ black and white and opal nude, black and white. No. ere de, nude, gunmet shiewd | black and white. No. 374. 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"9 Ss a 5 ener — ve Nye mat jae, ae Wie yf x = od “ Bie pei ate ead is : . ? . ; of oo RAPP RS ne tet “ Ay! we Se - f F y as Te * > A wr . ata: m ss er Rc 2 P i P ¥ vind 3 ‘ ‘ ; Chou: - . | a 7 * oT anita , - ” S en. a - —_ e aes tics RE ot At gra tegen age nag a a a ie . oe “ ; ; * apie ex _ din 2 - ; ‘ ; . : ~ ' " ee 2 ae f : ’ + & : . ; - : a — 7 we ~ _ “ “ - -_- y ¥, o ~~ a . 7 4 = s To Friends Far Away, Send a Silk Umbrella 2 THE problem of Christmas gift those far away '“ easily settled in the choice of ell silk Deaetinan »_ 3 smart costume accessory that is always welcome. +h at O modestly priced that they make inexpensive and very appropriate giits. * d , a 4s. . 5 : ’ 4 4 ae my You may choose turn- back or flare cutfs*deco- with colorful st x 72 _ git ‘ ‘ meg a. _ . . % - ; Zz j é ‘ re ‘ ~ '¥ ; ‘ ‘ " - ; ? ‘ ‘ ‘ ¢ 3 . ‘ “ se. . = ; j ‘ ~ pe | ™ ; 3 - ; . to : " ; } “7 7 is pt LW : j 3 ~~ ss ; . ~ p Sev ee eect r * Tee ee . SS PO Ce POPS, eee ad oot ahscie? (utes paired ts 2) Rens Spe Lae upttight “xy > ois eee Rake - ida? sp te ood Agee ; tag Poe Big NR B Song AERTS ae : y phere si ~ ‘a * ‘- om ak rene! a ete = 2% eee ee at 2 ee on ba s ~~ Me yay peeks en ee 4 - P - ? x a pe $e Bross ar ioe = as ee Fe DR RRS tar BEF ES ie : t f ” Os bec aka - aye : SR PRPS ge are oe tment = mp " és atte BAP: GREENE = UES co see's ie y SIE. 50 Ae Re wae ? ee ee & © _ pink broche Clasp- a two-inch elas- = > top U ic at top amd elastic sec- Jewe! Boxes, $2.7 512. +3 rtfolios. , . Gossard Longer- tions over the Imps. Bem « Medicine Cases, $2.50 amen, bination lyne Brassiere Gossard Longer- lar Boxes. $é . DORABLE little Frocks that Collar Boxes, $6 to $8. : $4. ee lyne Brassiere A to Christmas parties. Crepe ruffles on net makes ome cunning style seared Yon -_ baal long Brassiere made of $1 SO crepe over a satin slip with picot edge 1] igen at rer’ = | Sig a BR tg» ° net with picot edge ribbon frills and . ce Lancy Yai Datiste siignhtiy iong- 3 Le ee ee et ce rE ee ee te sey eomagen $n @Stic t tle sices where mar- im ; a ee this Maize. Pink. Nile. Peach ; gores over the hips. Somer silx 7 upporters Ssarc Srassiere cesigned th rty Frocks Scissor Sets, $1.75 to $6. as » de. o $8.50. front and back. ide .cios at ttached. ack closin tor the slight or average Orher Party Frocks, ing. mode! figure. Back-closing model. | Small Bill Folds, $2.50 ¢ oilet Rolls, $: 2.50. , i F Just Here—Sm $4.75. C 4 Boo! . Cigar Cases and Tobacco Sets—Coat, Cap OV a , . E se => —- : an Bi Bia ‘ preteens ooxs, 30¢ Pouches,«85c to $6.75. | —7 $2.50. Traveling Flask Sets, $6 Cigarette Cases, $2.50 ¢ to $12.50 ) y wi $9.50. or sty! that mav be sele cted in a variety of = =e ae : Stick Pin Cases Si SO to as t Tt sha ; ~S leat her anc Satin a ; ae t., Se A } ; 4 Serving ; S 4 ” atv 1k eee tes ey woe Le nS, mM — oot Of Ki Of B WAN 24 mrmetaays oe f botatde Of Satin dé a oe Toilet Rolls with adjust- Sa | = | The Popular Smoker Stand Ss. able loops for your own Kid 5 mdz den | a Bad is: With 4 jg In ; ' gee not tip over —2asnies drop t! hrough to a bs ia Pumy ith m bi biue, royal, n Bridec S _— oa fittings, $2 to $6 dium heel and leath-} in ini ith |well| coral sess Ri ly x . , bottom bowl—snuffer cl ips extinguish ridge Sets, $3.75 to $9. er sole. dacell) diacattion | | a forgotten smokes. An attractive Smoker Stand that is also clean, convenient and san- Military Brush Sets, $2.50 der, and tango. : = : /— itary. A very popular Christmas gift. And Many Other Articles And Many Other Articles 6 $! 720 7 ge | —s . em | ~. i Gift Books, $1.75 to $6.75. to $7.50 Vandervoort 's Smal! Leather Goods—First Floor Priced at $10 50 a Vandervoort’s Cigar Shop—First Floor. Sewing Cases, 75c to $1 — Pe en ahaa - Baie a ee RS mu er —- ER EE Ie Oe Meee eae ee ee en Lol Hac ait saps tedlemelee iG +4) : ‘ III SE oe ie, inh pad Fa Baus oF ae Res : rir aera sue. casi ’ ” CPE) SE LS ~. ¢ itil nd 4 . of “ : ¥ : * aod PS - AON RE SR eee ; f . Satin — 7 E 1. Boss ated ies di ss ha aire , c reper , Pateos - eae Pw a 2 f ‘ a ae S. Se Milage. ee? RP ew 2 hy, Cage Bia ane RBG OOS are oe Ce cE » ee y Pr eet . : Poe Aap werd 8: waste 2 aad z ti? cid is Seaton asin : oe aes ae Bee), Acie aigitieg ee LEMOS SO A RE sD AAR, IR SAR PAR 453 REI im@@e@ Be ee! Woe pnt ag wee ba ss tout ste ak eg Eee. Sei : as . oe {42 sp ma Beare Vandervoort’s W omen s Shoe S)} op— Second Floor re - nT one RPS TEAR TT PEM ERB Ore Bey poe Sree wr tp ate opr "

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deas in I hese: Gloves d Party Frocks Wee Tots ial at 102 rocks that wee tots will love to wear ies. Crepe de china with picot edge e cunning style. Another of Georgette p with picot edge frills. The third of DOn frills and Bertha collar. ile, Peach, Turquoise Blue ty Frocks, $7.95 to $12.95 pmart New 3-Piece Coat Cap and Leggin Sets. — anc f’s Shop Third Floor. kador ‘Smoker Stand, ashes drop through to mufier clips extinguish yAn attractive Smoker ean, convenient and san- lar Christmas gift. ‘at $10.50 , _ - - - -8 Cigar Shop—First Floor. ee ae eS eri $ . ¥ ok a j : 7- a mes . ak v4 ome : - eae eae, 7 sialic, SE ° Pre io ae ‘ as 2 Go 7 . , se" is Pu & jie ae eT Ee Oe Bad's. ahs ae gr oe eee ae ¢ : ¢ 3 a . P ; ae ee 5 fac OAM > . any sila re x are ee sha iia P . Pra wt al Sa ss bee is i x ain " ts ms ’ ee sia ee, Sal ais Sash oe O } * ed PA! OL aka as F we o wy ee bisa. i see heb ote , ait ae oe skh a) st Mo ht, 2 om) ‘ i aii rl * » ee 4 a ; SSE CRP s 4 eo Meas ee ot at a SN Na ay Ae on Pe RS Se MS) aS oe “~~ 5 ‘ f5) e -_ THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 ; ts ~aee a Jy * "2 (ie NES a > a - ee ee ee ee a = aw as 2 De re | + ae + Sieh: eS es +i : "CES! ss Le : Bl Bl Be i OE ce ato eee] rete Sia [Pet Sec 8355 (12) eee Pe As ( Cie Bee ng: ll “ey partment will be Sale Is Now in Progress At noon today approximately one-half of the Sample Sale quantities went on sale. In order that many who cannot shop during the day may participate, every de- Open Tonight Until 9 O’Clock Sample Fur Coats | Our furriers responded nobly with samples of the season’s smartest Fur Coats, in the most popular furs, at prices which offer the greatest values since the August sale. Fashionable Coats made to sell to $195. Russian pony, caracul paw, smart kidskin, Northern seal (seal dyed coney), natural opossum, mendoza beaver (dyed coney), etc. *148 Models intended to sell to $275. Fine caracul in wanted shades, silver, golden or dark muskrat, fine Northern seal, moire pony, spotted calf; cocoa kid, etc. *188 *288 Handsome Coats intended to sell to $595. Hudson seal (seal dyed muskrat), flat caracul, cocoa squir- rel, Scotch mole, ocelot, moire Russian pony, etc., all trimmed in the smartest manner. And Many Individually Priced Samples Fur Salon—Third Floor. Sur se noe In the “Upstairs Bargain Basement” Sample Winter Coats In Two Groups $795 $1 925 Serviceable, warm Coats of high-grade woolens, in up-to- the-minute styles, with fur trims. The thnfty Coat buy- er should see these. , : Misses’. ..Women’s...Extra Sizes Second Floor Sample Sport Hats Save to 507% and More on Advance Modes $998 A dozen skillfully maneuvered purchases pro- vided these wonderful values. New colors, new styles and new trims in felts, both in large and small head sizes. 150 Midwinter Samples Soleil velours, French felts, faille ~ silks, belting ribbons and Meadow- brook models, for present and later SUES | ceietiisehciomiactomen cittnndaanene | wma - Fourth Floor—Broadway SCGeteteeeeescratesaessaeerere SESSERSERER ESSERE RE eee esaeees N SPI PDD SA SAYS ERE it is! —0N Sample Dresses Including Samples of Both Midwinter and Spring Frocks A varied selection of Sample Frocks for a'l occasions, from a score of makers. Every A few of the showroom samples are slightly soiled from wanted fabric and style. handling. Some are from reguiar stock, where identical samples are purchased. S¥ Louis’ Largert “Women /pe cialty Shop ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE % a : 7 3 ; S pgs Oee, —"e ; Ree Al Rg I So SS & Tod +. ’ Included will be found both Mid-Winter ie wey * wae dle g? . “at + ——, aa a . _ Three Big Days—Thurs., Fri., Sat. on at 9 o'clock Friday the balance of the Sample Sale quantities will be ready. Shop this afternoon or tonight if you prefer........ or on Friday or Saturday. Shop through the store for you will find bargains everywhere. Every Department Participates | TTTatTiitit A Sample Winter Coats i. Four tremendously underpriced groups of the season's favored furtrimmed Coats, for dress, sport or travel wear. Especially tailored, makers’ showroom samples. ; 7 Fur-Trimmed Coats intended to be ‘sold to $79. Dress Coats in rich woolens, Topcoats in fancy ~ mixtures and plaids. In the wanted straightline or wrappy effects. $59 Fur-Trimmed Coats made to sell to $100 and more. Handsome bloused or straightline models in fancy sport cloths or fine woolens, with lavish displays of exquisite furs. Cas $12= °18= °28= *38= *89 *Eaa a A group including sam- A fine group of samples ~~ Frocks intended to sell to $19.95.......... jetiasuben $12.84 ples. intended to be sold worth to $249. . Many s Frocks intended to sell for $29.50 to $49.50...... .2++ $18.84 up to $179! Exquisitely P eersgy ire OF pe a Frocks intended to sell for $35 to $55............. .. + $28.84 — =7 embellished of a kind, in elegant fur i. } | Frocks intended to sell for $49.50 to $59.50........,... $37.84 with rare peltry. shaban | Frocks intended to sell for $59.50 to $79.50..........+-$47.84 ! Petites ... Misses’ ... Women’s... Extra Sizes s | Frocks intended to sell to $139.50......... pS Serre Orn $79.50 | is ae oe 2. oat on— i htr oor a Dress Salon—Second Floor a o—4 Roe— + f | Sample Coats & Wraps | One of the Sample Sale Features... .50% Saving on Exquisite, one-of-a-kind exclusitives, superbly designed | 4 and tailored, for the discriminating woman. A few of Regular $16.75 Dresses }™""" , : a ° $450 Black Kashmiri and Silver Lynx....... $225.00 $425 Green Carminia and Beaver............ $212.50 ; [ ine Frocks % $210 Evening Wrap, very elaborate.......... $105.00 inciyating aa ne " of rn epring C $195 Imported Evening Wrap...........+.- $ 95.00 a , ¢ $189 Radio Metal Cloth Wrap...... osigume $ 89.00 $ 7 5 Y $298 Squirrel-Trimmed Wrap........cese-6- $150.00 f ) $398 Lynx-Trimmed “Broadtail”............. $225.00 OT — | ; Coat Salon—Third Floor. r ‘ Street, Sport, Business, Afternoon and Evening Modes , : Hundreds of samples, secured from several makers of $16.75 : Dresses, others from regular stock which were similar to the samples. Lovely new silks, crepes and cloths in midseason or J advance Spring styles and light or dark shades. A flat 50% saving on most of these....more than that on some which | ‘ were intended for still higher prices, but which were purchased in the ‘ 7 lots with the $16.75 Frocks. f > Misses’ and Women’s Sazes ; i. 4 , Dress Salon—Second Floor : : a POI III LD ILS ess O econ 00 Only Twice a Year—T his < ( a A x — x ae ae ae in a . 3€ 3 at Xx +) r Sale of Silk Hose | | SAMPLE SALE OF UNDERWEAR, CORSETS AND NEGLIGEES eo ’s Nos. and 410 ‘ Sample Negligees, Etc. Sample'Underwear Sample Corsets Garland’s Nos. 400, 409 : Negligees, Kimonas, Breakfast Coats, Man- Silk Gowns, Teddies, Step-Ins, Pajamas, Especially purchased samples in the newest " darin Coats, Pajamas, Quilted or Corduroy Kayser Bloomers, Princess Slips, Vests, Step- Corsets, Girdles, Wrap-Arounds, Corse- $ Q9 . Robes, etc., packed in gift boxes upon In Sets, etc., in gift boxes upon request: lettes, Step-Ins, etc., in brocades: r request. : Samples worth $14.50............ $9.95 Samples worth $12.00............ $6.50 3 Prs., in Gift Box, $3.25 ‘ ae — mt si ae as Samples worth $10.00............ $6.95 Semmpies worth : a ae ae a eae a a ae Samples worth $ 7.50..........-- $4.95 Samples worth $ 5.00............ | Samples worth ae “eae : pe Samples worth $ 5.00............ $3.95 3 | a Regular $1.95 and $1.45 perfect silk Hose at this Samples worth $ 7.50....-.+--+-- 250 Samples worth $ 4.00.........--. $2.95 $1.00 Bandeaux, special.............. 50c 3 twice-a-year price! 400,” service-weight silk; Samples worth $ 4.95... Eee $ 2. was Area RB 8 Sibi staiieadians “409,” medium-weight silk; “410,” chiffons. In Male Sheat-—-wvesewey. thirty colors. Every pair perfect, full fashioned. ° ° | . | Fine lisle tops. And free repair service, just as Shop This Afternoon, Tonight Until 9, Friday or Saturday | cg you'pus‘the sat pace ° oa. Main Floor—Sixth Street. Every Department Will Be Open Tonight Until 9 P. M. MAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. Charlesits m1 tsssrsssesescss sess: ccaceceeeere eee s, &

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH BSTOUT TaneBroant LOL BASEMENT 6th & A Great Sensation! 30 SILK DRESSES , Recewed From Our New York Mail Order | $10, $12.75, $15 to $19.85 Val. | Cantons — Flat Crepes — Satins and also lovely Cloth Dresses at $7. These Dresses meet every demand ; new styles, fine quality, big saving. Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats $ ] 5 , DECEMBER 9, 1926 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ THURSDAY EVENING, ~ FIND WHISKY IN LOCKED SAFE : Eee eae PIANO BUYERS ee A ees : a pPTICIGED in North Broadway Saloon. ' Whisky locked in a safe did not CAUTION! We sell our Pianos at the lowest price possible com- excape Detective-Sergeant Coakley and his rum squad when they raid- a the saloon of Herman Wahl- brini 24°5 North Broadway, yes- mensurate with good quality, and our policy is the Sergeant re ported. The “Truth in Advertising—in Mechandising—In Musical Service” } Ate »as nce aied 3 bv Pa panel be- : iif gd inf Dat but the raiders forced an employe of the saloon | to ope! ana they found a galion We do not offer Pianoe— Annuity as Ex-President Sam e] Offst e 4249 Easton ave- nue, and arré wie him Objected to by Rainey of ecuntcn 26 Rey Hatichinnts. Pree this and free that, and on free trial, because we do not wish to Ilinoi a ca a cal ae : mislead you. When you see Pianos (or anything else) offered at No inols. NEW YORK. Dec. $.—Inéict- Mency Down and a ict of things free, be prepared to be disappointed when you ask for such privileges. We sell our instruments on a emall down payment and smaller monthly payments. This Five-Tube Set, Sizes 38 to 56 be, 1-Dial Control, A DEMONSTRATION IN ce: T 3455, 3456 | iskv and a bottle of wine. His $10,000 Carnegie Fund The: rem squad aiso frend ee liouor at the saioon ments against 23 of the 61 persons Dwver for vio- laws, were request of DEMANDS HE RESIGN OR RENOUNCE GIFT Federal Circuit Judges to Get $12,500 and District Judges $10,000 Under Act Sent to President. Lacky tLe woman whe waited. These Lane Bryant N. Y. eversteck Ceats are worth $29.55. Fime quality. warm. save! $2.50 BOX OF 5-LB. MILA WurUIZER Euiremely tow price wih €9 00 1006 Olive Street RED BALL CANDY CO. ine CHOCOLATES MRK. Ro FREDERICK Pianos, Victrolas, Radios, Band Instraments RETAIL AND WHOLESALE WEAR AER RAPA AR RATA APRA ATA R RENE ann [ae eee Srerrtrt. (tit trr tT Tit tttrt tt, yt SONNENFELDS 610 to 618 Washington Avenue GIVE HER SOMETHING SHE CAN Le a ; me se She arse SCR I UL ge ey ae eign. ie ate ws aaa’ Peeper atime, tat, Sige the - U P y Sie cht Sy i etn ine Min obras ela. Se ee ee — ~ ; ee ne ee ey ae BNO tie apr , - . - St cngtetet . » inten +" Pe RE ws - nail Certiticate Solves the Problem A Gift Certificate Solves the Problem mace Rainev proposed |' mend th Y Tigieaeae . sf Fashion's Newest r Three Outstanding Phases “CHERIE” of the Evening Mode— the "$20 ' ODects to _ avors for Judges THE GLITTERING FROCK THE BOUFFANT FROCK —of velvet, crepe de THE VELVET chine and chiffon. There are filmy lace or ostrich FROCK tri sorupeal models or the more tailored styles, buaanifelty tinted. $7.95 to $79.50 Pajamas —in the light pastel shades of crepe de chine and crepe satin. There are dainty lace-trimmed models or the more mas- culine styles. $4.95 to $15 Negligees THE evening mode is firmly ik dh eee whe rersives a} > oa established. The opera, the annuity from a Geposit of thei: eee. theater, the smart restaurants aa wi eal ae ee aes ne y and clubs tell the tale. And i" 9 alana acs Bate } | 7 these three modes stand out “Resign or Renounce Gift” distinctly by being worn by eclaring that Taft “sh | iy | the smartly dressed women. A oe ee ae comprehensive collection here in Three - toned beng® = 4 line in the popular brim” less style, originated = Reboux, copies for ce ‘15 Monkey Skin Mother Goose Peter Pan Meadow pink Hydrangea Blue Black (Millinery Shop— Second Filoor.; Oullted Robes q —that satisty a feminine desire for comfort and beauty combined. Shown Black, White and the in all lovely new shades Pastel Shades in dainty lace-trimmed | eee a | DO OED / i In: 2. »°9FS $8.95 to , $29.75 Your Unrestri Choice at / Imreases Voted iar ‘ 2. OE RE EEE LO LO Pts napa di eis ll White Dresses for Installation Many new and delightful styles, with or without sieeves. They are of Georgette, flat crepe and combinations of satin and lace. $D5 to IIL lpress Nhons beauwrth Fy For the “Eternal Fenunine”™’ SILK LINGERIE Phe 95 The one gift that women never tire of giving or receiving, especially receiving! For debutante. there are filmy little teddies and step- ins.and Charleston bloomers in Georgette and crepe de chine; for the business woman. why not a lovely pair of bloomers or a costume slip? All pastel shades. Other bulk pineves From $1.95 to $45 . Burst i “ Pa eho , A al atta een ewe ipa i alain can — war o) %. ohn ris ? ; : te ir he AM Se ou , Corsages and Boutonnieres —In New Eftects A bright and cheery touch is added to one’s ensemble by a gay flow- er. A smart collection of violets, mums, gaf- denias and chiffon flow- ers from 49c to $3.98 ee ee pip: FINES oF aoe ee 1 ae 7 bys a UK. NRANAD pak ak pede E TEC, ae eS RS a , : Ry tpi ned ii, S fe Rar: RL ene area ee? ee a a ee ‘ = , . . , — ig diliscbtgs ¥ : ’ ; y " ne OR Ab. EN Satin Te, Sa Ne aap CAN eK ance aeebiths A gle raya : a er Be. : ere / ade : : “a SS ee ee - . . v4 of aie ue is = 7 vy ‘ormer Senn ° 1 is anc a I ss es . sie : rich of Kansas (ir. AMIS £ O07 * SENATOR M'KINLEY'S BODY TAKEN a —_— ali CHAMPAT ~ ? "a " : ifrese Shor ‘ MR. MAN...Why Not Give “Her” a Fur Coat and Make “Her” Truly Happy? . wrth Fisaa (ee oe Ye! he Poy a5 by ‘} ai? . roa Ae rat? os ii Se ee For a Gift That Will Be Truly Appreciated, We Suggest GIFT SLIPPERS Blac« Satin Mules ees Trimmed with handsome feath were paid ana ide ley , + ers to match their turquoise or be «is "= , on “ee vs coral hinings Leather ~ soles and tow Louis » heels Sizes : ? 7 to 8 . * utility efforts Business Rovers ‘ : Satin Mu : will be closed during the futera! ry 4 oe n Mules si if ace of genuine biack Skin. i ae Mls + +4, Rh eli reek yt Fae We pack Ss ae. i ha 2 eRRae ae dies oe 25a Bet Hea fa Senile a — am . oO AE i 2 5 an a ; Lge a . sig a Coat nak as oe x ae ers ee a Sh : “ee Uae £suit oy er ‘ pe PO ee ees ‘ EE i it gaan ng ta AD HR, ARE ‘ yi cog Rtn Piped) OMAP Ae ateds oa. a ~ eo pot ag : i pe eer , ? # ans As eR i a ek nel ; . > *e* 7 ene, © : aj ‘ -_ the everlasting Fur Coat. It is AM: A Bata cf NOTHING can take happiness of owning a the very Ultimate in cift -gi 74 eRe eh we es Here are three conservatively priced groups Im which are included such desirable pelts as caracul, Hudson sea! (dyed muskrat). kit ermines, marminks. women Dre and many oth- ers. variously trimmed. 96 5149” 5195 Other Fur Coats From $249.50 to $1695 nats >. whe “tha . ’ The Latest Craze $ "3 A collection which — Pallbearers Which wtll fate Presbyterian | : mttefmocn,. fave been ectectat tr : among the men who were emule by Senator MeKintee in hte earths » «4st & = ~ a Ba * - *& By er Htinot Prison Head. : ’ Sub Ri; Dee 9-~| 3 uel has Bppointed John D. ker of Jollet as Superintend- ot Ih ecaed Walker, who hax ny his term aa aherite ner’s satin and lined with corel or turquoise. Hand-turned soles S$ 50 and covered heels: . all sizes ‘Somnewtent's Foantwear Shag Piret Poser.) . y ts Ta * a. Tt. ¢ Fy F, '* * (Far Salon—Third Floor 7a * ee wep ne — eee Dy Pepe ee ee ~~ ee = ——~— ee ee PPE ie aon nn Ry cludes the latest shapes in fashionable millinery, the felt Tam All high colors — are shown in all Bead om (First Floor Sport Hat Shep) — ia

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oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ WOMEN 6th & Locust Sts, L : 2at Sensation! K DRESSES] Tube, 1 Volts of B Battery—Complete, Nothing : “a 135 Hise to Buy ¥ A DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR HOME—NO OBLIGATION A Marvel for Distance, Radiola ZO Terms if Desired This Five-Tube Set, equipped with Power 1-Dial Control, Camco Loud Speaker, se STS S266 OD DO 6 282 OH 8H 4b oie derandt Electric Co., 904 Pime St. » York Mai Order THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 Alaskan Sugar Crops Tested. / SEATTLE, Dec. 9.—Three crops | of sugar planted under the direc- tion of the Alask#@ Railroad have —|.. GEMMo STORESGEEEES STORESEEEES sTORESHEEES sTORESHE » | Volume and Quality : St. Lonis’ Largest and Most Popular Retailers of Hosiery 5 Order Now | ~ ° Tm aN and are at a refinery for , an ‘ = | 8 HOSIERY SHOPS, INC. a mas Delivery , mead ~ 2 5 bes “THEY WILL WEAR THEM” 9 | Ss - . I4I= . Our Christmas Gift Package 7 |B 3 pairs of our regular $1.00 Hose with a beautiful i's ON MO I is os os cen cp esdepbinascbce $2.90 = SS | The Above Will Make a Most Acceptable Gift , Home Electri- |j 9 9 STORES, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED A cally Since | s 6224 Easton 2708 N. 14th | T 2728% Cherokee 3944 W. Florissant . 1886 ° 5217 Graveia 4265 Manchester 4 R 2234 8S. Broadway 7340 Manchester, Mapleweood ° | r >. 810 Collinsville Av. E. St. Louis 7 S @MEo STORES SEEBY STORES ERD STORESSEEBE” sTORES SED 5S | Voice in Varied Program at His Annual Concert. NEGRO in faultiess evening A clothes stood beside a grand piano on the Odeon stage last night and looked out quietly, al- most submissively over the crowd- ed auditorium. Before him, and at his back on ugly stage “‘bleach- to $19.85 Val. | yrepes — Satins n Dresses at $7. every demand ; ity, big saving. inter Coats $ waited. These ck Coats are ty. warm. save! te Solves oblem Fashion’s Newest “CHERIE”’ Three - toned ben ga- line in the popular brim- less style, originated by Reboux, copies for | ‘15 In: Monkey Skin Mother Goose Peter Pan Meadow pink Hydrangea Blue Black (Millinery Shop— Second Floor.) i i i i i i i i i i i i i Corsages and Boutonnieres —Iln New Effects A bright and cheery touch is added to one’s ensemble by a gay flow- er. A smart collection of violets, mums, gar- denias and chiffon flow- ers from 49¢ to $3.98 ‘First Floor.) = SS SS SS SS SS SS i ee le J SAAR ARID Be es i Pp The Newest Felt Tams The Latest Craze 3 4.95 A collection which in- cludes the latest shapes in ——s—————E—Basement Will Remain OPEN UNTIL 6 O’CLOCK Friday : of 1000 Silk and Cloth Dresses w HERE IS THE PLAN: 7 For This Sale, We Have Selected 850 Dresses Regular Sizes 14 to \___ “Watch the Clock”__J Remember! The Finest Dresses Will Naturally Go First, So Shop Early! e: 42 We offer choice of the entire collection Selling prices, at the special price of $12.85 from 9 to 10 a. m. will be reduced $1 EACH HOUR, until 4 p. m From 8 fo 10 A. M. Your Unrestricted 85 Choice at Mes Watch the Clock” A From I to 2 P. MM. Your Unrestricted Choice at reir From 10 to 11 A.M. Your Unrestricted Choice at .89 | \ “Watch the Clock”. J Your Unrestricted > pm 85 Ms Watch the Clock” J FROM OUR FOURTH FLOOR DRESS SHOPS —and all remaining higher-priced Fall and Winter Dresses from our Basement. . regardless of former After this time they - aS per the following schedule: Original Prices Ranged from $14.85 to $29.75 1000 in all . Your Unrestricted Choice at 89 Kee “Watch the Clock” J From 3to 4P. M. Your Unrestricted $ G9 85 if XN “Watch the Clock” J Extra Sizes 44 to 50 From 12 M. to i P.M. Your Unrestricted Choice at 89 7 V_ “Watch the Clock” Se. From 4to 6 P. MM. Your Unrestricted \ “Watch the Clock” fashionable millinery, the felt Tam. Al] high colors , are shown in all Kead sizes. ; (First Fioor &port Rat Shop.) a . ae ot ae - » oe 33 5° * Cty . A Tremendously Underpriced Sale of Trimmed and Sport Hats In New, Advance Styles—Special at 95 A fortunate purchase! Trimmed models of faille silk and combination of materials, Sport Hats of felt in new high colors. All head sizes. oy ¥ 7 ‘Fs a tives ers,’ his audience, black and white, stirred restlessly—quieted, stirred again. A child began to whimper softly. The Negro turned his 6)es toward it and its whimper died away. There was silence. So it was that Roland Hayes, by | the unobtrusive but peremptory exercise of an unusual personality, ‘commanded his audience to rapt, almost reverent, attention. The strains of Handel’s lovely “Selve | Amiche,” crept into the hall like ithe song of a far away tenor min- strel, swelled and died away again. The singer, his dusky face upraised and his eyes closed as though in prayer, finally lowered his hands and applause crashed ferth to break the spell. Voice Melodious and Refined. =“ here followed Galluppi’s | Rosa “Sei nur still’ | Beethoven's “Adelaide,” isuited to the unusual art of the ‘soloist. In these and in his fol- ‘lowing numbers Hayes exhibited a ‘rarely beautiful voice in which the ‘native sweetness of the Negro or- ‘gan has been tempered and refined ' by intensive and careful cultivation. |'His singing method, as has been ;said many times before, is almost 'perfection and his treatment of his | There is color, too, in his song, ‘but it is of the pastel shades rather ‘than of the flaming hues which many other singers paint ‘their lyric canvases. His tones are ‘perfectly placed and essentially of lyric quality, his legato is smooth ‘and absolutely impeccable and his | pianissimo phrases, particulafly, are ‘guperbly: controlled and of ravishing beauty. | Developed strictly lines, his voice lacks the ringing | upper tones with which McCor- mack once fired the hearts of his | lyric I} ‘audiences, but in their place Hayes along ‘has at his command a lovely, in- ginuating, more subdued upper voice, which is perhaps as effec- tive. at least in the class of selec- ‘tions treated on his programs, Lacking in Mannerisms. His program revealed, too, that ‘his enunciation, of German and Italian, as well as of English, is faultless. His singing is without [| mannerism and his appeal to his | audiences is grounded in pure lyr- | icism without any aid from theat- rical method or other mannerism. | His second group last night in- | cluded two Schuberts, “A Boat- | men's Hymn to the Twin Stars,” | | and “The Youth at the Spring” and | three Brahms com positions, “Te i the Nightingale,” “I Dreamed at | Night” and “The Message.” Griffes | | “The Lament of Ian the Proud,’ | which followed, was one of the few | selections of the evening which to show the effective forte “It Was a | gerved voice of the singer. _Lover and His Lass,” “‘Blow, Blow | Thou Winter Wind” and the collo- ‘Love Will Find Out a Way” the group. | quial ‘ ee The program ended with a | group of Negro spirituals to which | Hayes gave a strictly racial inter- pretation, marvelously illumined, the surpassing finish The programmed | numbers were “Wade in de Wa- | ter,” “Zion, weep-a-low,” “Li'l Da- | |vid" and “Great Campmeeting,” to : i which ad added as encores “Scan- | however, by ‘of his voice. eee, ee dalize My Name,” “Every Time I | Feel the Spirit,” and the religious | Negro meditation “The Crucifix- | , ion,” without the | support of his excellent accompa- 'nist William Lawrence, also a Ne- | gro. | ACCORD REACHED ON CONTROL OF GERMAN ARMAMENTS the last sung - SE a re seme il ssa | League Investigation Expected to ' Replace Allied Supervision | Early Next Year. | By the Associated Press. | GENEVA, Dec. 9.—Optimism | continues to prevail in League Council circles that the allied Ger- /man relations will be maintained in |the paths of friendship and co- operation, with a probable decision | ' by the conference of Ambassadors ‘fin Paris, at the behest of the For- eign Ministers, to release Germany | ‘from interallie@d control of her) armaments, once the treaty etipu- | lations are fulfilled . | The jurists have practically | | reached an accord on the text of an interpretative protocol] which clari- | fies and modifies the League's plan 'for investigation of German arma- ments, which is expected to replace | interallied control, early next year. MAN, 76, TO WED WIDOW, oT | Special to the Post- -Dispatch. | NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—William | T. Graham, 76 years old, former | president of the American Can Co.. | and Mrs. Mary A. Staats, 57. a | | --= of Kent, Conn., have ob- tained a license and said they | | would be married Saturday. | | Graham's first wife, who 4ied | | several years ago, and her daugh- | ter, Margaret, were among the pas- _sengers on the Titanic who were | | Sien off in lifeboats when the | liner struck an iceberg in Apri! | |1912, and sank with a loss of ed —.ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ PAGES LARGE ODEON AUDENG Roland Hayes Displays Fine|-=~ ALL LADIES’ on HATS 1ATS Ole PHONE NEAREST BRANCH Dyeing and Cleaning Ox | eed “FE viva }- ”" the ancient J. W. Franck’s | and for an encore | a chaste | collection of melodies admirably | ‘subject matter is discerningly re- | with | Herz Sweets for Christmas Everybody appreciates Herz Sweets. Send them to your Loved Ones for Christmas Quantity Prices for Schools and Churches in ie Christmas Special Box - pee tena n Mon — with all sorts of ine candies, glazed fruits an French bonbons ‘$2.00 re, @e wmee#aeeeee#etess# Shipped Safely Anywhere, 25¢ Extra een Fruit Cake Full of nuts and fruits, aged for a perfect blending; in foil, tied your ceokie jar. Per ,,.0O0c anes 8Oc EB. « Kccosess FRIDAY SPECIALS Milk Chocolate Nuts and Fruits Luscious Fruits and Nuts in cream covered with rich smooth Milk Christmas ? Cookies Many tempting kinds in various shapes. Fill Chocolate. Pound Box.......-...-.--- Assorted Hard Candies,-half ib... 19¢€ Swiss Chocolate Layer Cake Three light tempting layers, eRtionk iced with Swiss chocolate......... - Maple Black Walnut Stollen. ee Dee Bll ath nme * pa to Ds, ae Kieselhorst for Radio Give Mother a Radiototurn lonely hours into those of absorbing interest and lively enjoyment. Freed - Eisemann Console Receiver 148” Complete With Accessories Model Cro-roA. Full size console, walnut veneer and selected cabinet woods. 5 tube receiver. Battery ca- ble. Order NOW for prompt Christmas de- livery. Without Accesories SCO Convenient Terms KIESELHORS1 ‘ - Scot Mtn. 4 geil i Mit, OTN re ean origin oh hy IY tae YAH A * ane op ee ales ie © fe - aw ant Sew ate - - Oe ee rR Nene _ wee ren y . , wie enytetaentn tO Aah i OR SE NLL LLL EOIN ALE LY LLY PENIS ORI GE NIN FOE OE IE EE TS ae ee * ' ~~ i LETS oy ANI, CoN lee Rall (sae RTI ONE ANA, Mi ae Raley pS ey oy wae EE. « Sa nk. edad ce ee en ee ee eo her tegieniee ee area etoanty +o » pie ne * woe aie om - ‘ ‘ wieeinitseaateisin +i ae a st ‘os

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Seat ys f : a =a ~ sere : 5 hae cae Pkt Air aa { 4 eee. e ei 4 sels: } ap tept sey sie ok 4 FP, Pn ‘ te x : : | i = - 2 ure Morris Plan Nec 2 2, “ee 424i 8 kJ £2070 6 L | yet oo en Packie ae tive of Canada. was regarded as Be ka e rape poe i ae (~—zzaz== 2 , a ies rp oe gees : > ae : oe Se aS Re : am authority on wild life and for Ea ee Eas. SR on i SETA TO Ee ee , : 4 | joining the Post Office. Sec many years was a guide for hunt- | XN J SEOOaageeT oe ing parties into the North Mich igan woods. = phillips, Heed of Work-| For Perfect Ventilation on Cold,Wet Days men’s Compensation DIAMOND “E”Cloth Board, Discusses Rate Advance Since Act Passed WINDOW VENTILATORS _idiceiaton Saal CITES Rise FROM i Sale 3500 Pairs Sample Hosiery $7.21 TO $13.94 a aan, Every Pair Perfect—All New Colors. A Surprise Purchase From One of the ram Gift Spe 6 tors Praise His Work and Biggest Hosiery Makers in the Country. Buy Now for Gifts. Women Vote to Establish Bureau / / / : = A \ Without a doubt, the largest | Hosiery for women, misses at Capital. assortment of quality Hosiery and children. Dress and sports a [ ever placed on sale in our Bar- Hose. All sizes in the lot but not a Bp od gain Basement. Lisle tops. all sizes in every style. Thread Silk Wool Mixed Beige Tans : ; ” fn, SINE NE A I eA AP REN L NIE “AS RAEN pn MPa il, esata” ee eee \ Ane Sale : SRE MN pat cae Pe o eee CE eons ae. Ce enna mene ; ‘ay MAMA UR nag att eee or iesanabiahbiiaeais ~ I. : + Kidd; : of 1 commission in advance 0’ * : af ' ~ 4 . Hh ies’ Ca Gloye the thine the iaw. bedemes effc Ul a Made of a good grade alpaca rayon. Ideal gifts. i* ie All New Winter Shades ia ined brown cape ipe | in ¢ EE Ie ae : imeatiectbeneiite! Wnbeknedt:? Re ey Every One Well Tailored Be 2 {0 75 8% Gloves for school § > are engaged largel . zi pi) Mc cress. eci i ‘ UOOES [iotcn” ne retea “Wesereaa, eae ae || | a a im 6=-Cs&Men’s Gauntlets, EASE EEE IA ot. ! x | . The Latest Trimmings | | PRegularly $2.so: driving Gauntlets ¢ “What's the Use of Crying ?” : i is eli tie Ben Glee ne Pp R ffl V, | S | a . Pal of My Lonesome Hours me reported acciden: a year We 5. a ul e a ance et | : ‘ Sizes 16 to 48 ith cuff, wel] lined. A welcome oe enon Nain mame ct 1 te a ton oa rae e a? | tr. 110] Olive Street- , (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) 7 ~—piano solos by Lee Sirms.- > drives a car ’ fen. the forms to be prepared me . 3 | , Be yeglasses, Complet >| Oth B . k R d the ss weald ati eine: 01 ot pe Berane =a ™ ° Sil t Also se for — . ' ite f get mnte within 14 bs é t. . tth di v | a Brunewick Records jnows oc sccitents witnin 10° 207 Ha | 1 TA /\ 300 Silk and Wool Dresses |\Me2%:. 23.52% 25.5 ( Masical Photograph:) SORT CEN ia oor alge - TE) ae" “Sonata i £\ | ; fist. (@ecam ay the | | : eas | : Lan,” vr any 7 : | Special priced group of practical jersey, flannel, cot- $3. 85 i Men S N kwear, arve “1 ight- ” ‘© save eevrybody trouble a1 Pe es ie Pretty Sets for the bedroom: } u- | | : M lous ht-Ray ave our form? as few a: oe i a celine on costeiinn ee i i-4 : | = ton-back velveteen, silk crepes, satins and trico knits. All Large assortment from which to « dark patterns: many sana Electrical Recording Method — = oe Rok and tie-backs. Very acceptable gifts. ae sizes for misses and women, 16 to 48 T | | / COVvey Uwe hal “ : : . Nugente—Bargeia Rasement.) : . 250 Bridge Lamp Shades Women’s U mbrellas, ioc 3320 ° . * aes ain Se 1. ee 7 Nani a LEO EE GER Fy OS” Sane Oe gee anes = mie te se pe SS te te eed 7 BERS ob sentets 29 sinetchaineceemieane gp Wihatgh: RE tebe ili thes nig wees Sih ee? BR ow Shp cwesine oe STE oo RE El ge Riek. tia Cis I ee e Lamp Shades of an excellent quality. Suit $1 95 a 16-rib style sun-rain silk esigns for any room Finished with fancy ° . e % ise : , Bring the Kiddies to Our s - ; pproven borders. - Blue, green, pury g 5 Women’s Practical Tibrown. Neat carved wend or amber h (Nugents—Ba i t rgnin Rasement.) ape and stub ends N moO ~ i. sane el eet dy oni rusming opeciai : a a — J ° ? d Gi | , S ti n ¥ - Re eet eee ete ane Continuing the Sale ERIONS GF ve — Table Sets, sig ms a Known as De aa 4 ; ; Fur-Trimmed Silk and Wool peace & a —— and butl itll soctn witets ee ee eee 3 A. me charmin tern. These inet sec sapatioal: | pee} ~ . ee at * wy) ie gs “ht yaa fF BOY ugh etets Po ansatataee. x anaes = ‘it ae f r “¢ Up dg Ce Pa piadhone Y shrunk. Turn-backs and slipons. fy 2 rey naa ’ oY oT} 4: far Y oo . f ine larger LWT ie of accidents TY — 7 , — \ : ! i, ein aie oe ee te a KRARKL Sizes for Misses and Women, Styles Styles 4 Regularly $4.50; “turnover” syle, & 7 receipts an final report.” i QAAN 3 to 842. A pai a | receipts and a final repor ~~ pair 3 ted. Attractive to place = : “Blame It on the Waltz” a: as ? *E% Aid { ontidercd Sizes 7 to 17 Years Sizes 7 to 14 Y ears Sizes ¥ "el al Ss oe a >. i + € & y ¢ ae ot “ea e. >, g de J % - 7 Fr oY a i $3) £ *5 oe a a a: 4 fA . v4 Sa bm se j ee } 2 eer 3) a ae be ie. _—. . Wey Fe it 5 B: = + % => >} Be “ = ' - a - Pe > , eg x ay : e . 7 a ne : — ; > fa oo ae y e © t 4 «ee RE. ee on * s oe emt © 3 ES $4. Suze by? “. ~ * “ 2 » eer sa -_ = 4 te, J > Se -> ae - : oe Ax y - : a y ss 4 r Be tf : ies 4} # ba ' = ’ R ¥ Soa 6 5 * 3% 23 Pa i oy te , tow oa Se i 4 on) i fae ; 2 ‘ * ies Rieke : we tt. KS . 4 % iff 6 : ¥ in~ ¥ > SES ge) «. 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Botan ft; ngage ggrodlerdlig ) mom r Novelty Pumps 2 Seamless Rugs, § : 7 1 hac! | slip-on styles, all the very ] 66 edar ( hests Oxfords Straps a : and Composer offer: hk prea e 9 , ode : : sare , FA | latest and most wanted shades and BI k Satin | Velvets and Axminsters reg ’ c ina ad fa ’ trimmings ac manentiy take their place im the he ° . ; * “Dream ot Roses" —piano ane , : " : oo = ail : = . a . : i Every Pair Perfect—All New Wonderful C cage — Gifts - Brown Satin a wrely gift-like Rugs. Desirable Violin ... “Eyes of Sin”—violin ep le ca ammmomensta Jossonomar te J ff . Sevias be nd erful Vedar Chests, well made, 9 Patent Leather ee eS, seamless. Slightly imperfect solo. Constantine Jonescu and he Aga ar an. w we : , . “ca “ hi ihe 2 WE SP MEES Ms. Scne gS Aogs! Cwg gh ne MS? MN 0 Sate Ent ORR ens PCE wy “Yt P sung br Allen Mc Quhae, | iP tenor.—75¢ kle cloth with blue, old rose eo. 6's former curtains stamped on i way Comm test good quality cream or gold "s th ‘ner tx eit» és : — Sa o F eesiih ee y - a . Piatt ; 7. ’ . : ) 98 — fox trots with vocal chorus A ieeintalive sre &, 2 sremved for emt Cc a Aa 88c | e it lasts, at this price. ; aph ever offered at. i : : ‘ . . . 3 { @Rtingwiehing a Miner fiew a: — a _ ( Sarewte Rareetea fear rrews.) (Res spate Bacsenset.> (Nugente—Rargain Basement.) . : °. Ler °. | Va ™. a, im the plant of the ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO DORE 3) a sepsis Be E Ce., aoe? Mek “ L —- wh m ore @ oinplozed. 6 r Behe

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 __ ____ ST. LOUIS POST-C’3PATCH it _ PAGE 11 ORO RO r Open a Charge Account—Enjoy Its Many Cadpobiomn | AERA REE it 1) N | : ( , FE; N | | | S The Gay Xmas Gift Bazaar The thoughtful gift—the luxurious—the “The Store for ALL the People” [RIDA Y BARGAINS “SAY MERRY XM AS” TO SANTA © women and men of every age. Select Your Xmas Gifts From This Page of Timely Items Anas: Wrapping & Packing ' A special department for ycur Christmas con- yenience—Packages wrapped and weighed. Ad- joining the Post Office, Second Floor. ‘Samenteueauell Fleer.) PLES EATON OT Re GR Ree oy a th. , OSIeC ry | é | bd ( Se °° 4 ©.° 9 ° | ia o il : .. ° AY } 7% From One of the (ear — neni t ’ , >) 02 ars oO? T°, pT OP a Cithte iy Friday Gift Special Friday Gift Special siery for women, misses | 4 Women’s Cap c $1.85 Ser vice | . hildren. Dress and sports : A . | ° ila All sizes in the lot but not gt Zs . | Gloves Hosier y | zes in every Style. EGY Pee g 39 | 1% e 1: Women’s full-fash- Cape, washable ioned silk Hosiery slip-on styles in with lisle tops. Well the wanted shades. reinforced at wearing Sizes 514 to 7%. points. Black and All 30-Inch Wall ot 3 : { | a | Practical, yet very wanted colors. Sizes I$ | Paper Included in the group are poly- \e -hromes, oatmeals and the better qualities. Give the home a gift of . attractive and gift- sew Wall Paper—it will be appre- 81% to 10. A pleasing 1 Like deep, self hems. ciated by every member of the gift. ( Nugents—Main Fleer, Nerth.) pleated flounce. In the family. : ATE g ~~ am A>, wanted street toe i gi a ¥ $44 Spinet Desks, $33.50 y 9 Women’s Sport }. . P mahogany veneer front, top and sides; combina- ae Hats, $4.95 ay eit gumwood in dull finish. A colonial style that al al Pettipoint Beige Squirrel Full-fashioned, semi-chniiron a tad f y priced $6.95 to $10— he. 1] trimmed with lace insertions, medallions and ne mbines with any period furniture. P Glowana Platinum Wolf weigh Well reinforced. In a footing, In flesh. peach, Seis aneeneaeeel ® | velour or felt—smart styles for 814 to C , Boys’ Longies, $2 95 pam sem tera ss eae "wanted colors. | Sizes 8%, sought-after gift colors. Sizes 36 to 42. every type of woman. In all the | dl ca pt | 10. Hosiery one would hke to (Second Floor, South.) * | _ Regularly $3.45; good choice of patterns in serv- wanted colors and combinations. — ~ STYLES zive or receive on Christmas. , 9 . Women’s Neckwear, 50 +: fabrics. Special cuca price. Sizes 10 ‘Second Floor, South.) alin | Wines Collars (Main Floor, North.) A large asortment of new lace Neckwear. Col- A] ? . Blouse Models . W omen S Trimmed Mesh Bags, I, Price lar sets and vestees. In a ph specially — t 1 All Colors, Sizes, Women, Misses, Stouts 7 | $6End Tables, $3.95 Hats, $1.95 , Women, Misses, ee et Tar gia os made of hardwood, cating oe in choice of Formerly $I Regularly $11.50—bolster eheciaal colors are ee % furniture in the home. Regularly $0: rose, blue, gold: helio, green; size 81x105 inches. With fancy colored Jacquard borders; Sets con- caine ea Charming ‘Christmas gifts. (Main Filoer, Seuth.) sist of one large towel and two matching wash or $6.95 Bathrobe Blankets, $5 For Women and Misses Who Recognize Style, Qual- ity and Value, We Offer an Outstanding Group of 600 FUR-TRIMMED WINTER COATS $50 Coats Reduced wt $45 Coats Reduced to $39 Coats Reduced I $35 Coats Reduced =a MATERIALS Sports Plaids Imported Tweeds Mixtures Pinpoint Bolivia Wornen’s Leather Bags $3.50 Many smart styles — including pouch and back-strap kinds. Vach- ette, calf, goat—many with fancy clasps. Black, tan, red and all new color combinations. (Main Floor, North.) Costume Slips for Gifts, $1.95 The majority are of rayon— others of willosheen. These are fashioned with bodice top and Some have fancy, most ’ 5) Bird Cages $3.69 - Imported brass Bird Cages 7 strongly made, decorated Caf giass seed guards. Complete with seed cups, perches. (Fourth Fioor, South.) ~ « ; @ etal 1h Y coma $2. x hau ronpe ny 24 3 ‘ ee tiny ‘ i Ae . a pacar D-ghotioveni-ns 93 y aa? sraasians lee Rares Gee met Sy sna S8 a>, haa bo ¥ es wer ” : y arte ell s AP Shine. o , aes ms 3 pr ately erie aon is Ry “om ’ ” « cute aye an Nnasa tees aty ciated P e aR te tee - song iene Corrine nL all wrt hl . 4 ‘ 2a. Magne tba Dee ANA MBER Ne ine Rh BAN No ne ae main HF TN as: shan caus veipaaniibitannie ak . : ata tgnlhit ‘ monte Beige Tans etal Black Nude Other Wanted Shades (Nugents—Main Floor, North.) $1.95 Silk Hosiery °°" 040" "> a's aa Rayon Undergarments, $1.95 a $1.44 Dainty Rayon Undergarments—bodice top style, FURS Squirrel Plates Red Fox Blended Skunk Nutria Manchur’n Wolf (dog) Women’s Hosiery silk and rayon Hosiery. med back, high boot, lisle * teh leiden Clapinat Lemeatcumian ak 5) Wi es ae on i coe othe te ; Hose that ptable gifts. | Tuxedo Fronts Straightline Models (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) years. hird Fioor. North.) Cease eager I Ss FUR-TRIMMED & oats with fur collar and cuffs, ae ——S oe Girls’ Dresses, $5 Regularly $5.95; of good quality crepe de chine, cotton-back velveteen and jersey. Sizes 7 to 14 years. ~Very attractive. \ G@adedut Wiens. North.) “Universal” make; g-cup size; Delicious coffee is made = these Per- (Fourth Floor, Seuth.) (Fourth Fieer, North.) ~ Boys’ Overcoats, $12.45 cloths. Packed for gifts. (Main Floor, South.) 1 RAN RON OLR NN IF IS es d cuffs or smart new sports ool Dresses $3.85 ‘Nugents—Bargain Rasement.) y. flannel, cot- ico knits. All 2n’s Practical SHOES ||, S to $4.98 Values p of new, well made footwear for est trimmings of wanted Jeathers. reduced from much higher priced ar. Military, Spanish and Louis Sizes Be boys’ warm Coats: Basu $1.95 to $16.50; exceptional offering good quality and weight; Sizes 10 to 20 years. (Third Floor, North.) heather shades. | i Kiddies’ Cape Gloves, $1 4 mined brown cape Gloves in one- clasp style. § 3 to 7; gift Gloves for school, general wear dress. Specially pricec. (Main Floor, North.) Men’s Gauntlets, $1.95 Meegularly $2.50; driving Gauntlets of black cape Wlarge assortment from which to choose; Btance. A welcome gift for the man (Main Floor. North.) yeglasses, Complete, $3.15 Also Spectacles—ideal for reading, sewing or tanc With splendid convex lenses and ex- imation of your eyes by our registered optome- cuff, well lined. D9 drives a Car. a t. (Second Floor, South.) Men’s Neckwear, $1.15 light many attractive designs. (Main Fleor, North.) Women’s Umbrellas, $4.95 © dark patterns: ' ¥6-rib style sun-rain silk Umbrellas—all silk, en borders. Blue, green, purple, garnet and own. Neat carved wood or oe handles, with and stub ends. Main Floor, North.) Table Sets, $4'95 Roger & Brothers, bright and butler finish, in th emi Manor pattern. These are lovely ap- mtments for the Christmas table. (Main Floor. North.) Electric Irons, $2.95 Regularly $s; Munning-Bowman make; 6-lb. t; highly polished. An altogether practical for the home that will be greatly appre ciated. (Feurth Fleor, South.) | Electric Toasters, $3.49 Pic, $4.50; “turnover” style, nicely nickel Attractive to place on breakfast table. (Fourth Floor. South.) $2.25 Metal Smokers, $1.65 Made with heavy base with glass tray; in three colors. A very inexpensive gift that will please the man of the family. (Fourth Flear. North.) Embroidered Models, 1 The entire stock of discontinued Embroidered Models is included—kiddies’ dresses. women's house frocks, centerpieces, bibs, towels, scarfs, bridge sets, aprons, luncheon sets, pillow tops. ‘(Third Floor. South.) Costume Slips, $3.50 Made of beautysheen cloth; bodice top, trimmed with ruffled bottom. In the most wanted colors. Special Christmas price. (SeconZ Floor, South.) $2.95 Silk Lingerie, $2.48 Crepe de chine and radium silk step-in drawers. bloomers and step-in chemise. Trimmed with lace insertion and lace edges. Pastel colors. (Second Floor, South.) $1.95 Pajamas, $1.59 Women’s two-piece Pajamas of cotton crepe trimmed with — colored bands. Flesh. peach and orchid. (‘Second Floor, South.) 56 Cereal Sets, $4.89 Imported porcelain Cereal Sets in Dutch blue windmill design. Each Set consists of I5 piecese Each neatly lettered. (Fourth Floor, South.) - i . . 7 N Cutex Manicure Sets, 89¢ “Five minute” Sets packed in a decorated tin box. Included are all the important requisites for beautifying the nails, Other Cutex Sets. 32c to $2.59. (Main Floor. North.) “Melba” Manicure Sets, 50c In attractive boxes containing all the: essentia] apticles. Sets that are noted for their superior quality. Gifts for the girl in ther “teens” or the matron. Others, $1. (Main Floor. North.) Girls’ Sweaters, $1.95 Slipover styles in splendid assortment of colors. Various color combinations, bright and cheery for Winter. Sizes 30 to 36. (Second Fleor, South) $2.69 Poplins, Yard, $1.95 and Bengalines in the most wanted street colors. 40 inches wide. Suit- able gift silks. (Second Floor, South.) $6.50 Lumberjacks, $5 Boys’ zipper style, in the new plaids, browns, tans, blues and greens. boys like to wear. Silk-and-wool Poplins A favorite style Sizes 8 to 18 years. (Third Fleer, Nerth) Colgate’s Gift Sets, $2 “Florient”’; in pretty silk-lined box: face powder, compact and perfume. A very pleas- ing, Xmas gift. (Main Floor. North.) Kiddies’ Gift Stationery, 29¢ in the assortment of colors children like to find in their stationery box. The gold edge adds greatly to its elegance. Ready for the many after- Christmas “thank you” notes. (mein Floor. North.) Women’s Kerchiefs, 50c Women’s Handkerchiefs—Three in each box; each very attractive and beautifully arranged. Fine quality linens with embroidered motifs. (Main Floor, North.) $2.95 Crepe Satins, $1.98 40 inches wide; heavy Crepe Satins in pink, coral, tiffin, turquoise, ivory or black. Ar very lovely Chrstmas gift weave. (Main Fleor, South.) Men’s Shirts, $1.35 Men’s white English broadcloth Shirts in neck- band or collar-attached style. An attractive gift. Sizes 14 to 17. (Main Floor, North.) Sewing Cabinet, $4.95 consists of grays, $2.98 Soiree Taffetas, $1.98 36 inches wide; beautiful, soft Chiffon Taffetas in light two-tone shades for party frocks. For stmas gift of silks. gifts or the Chri 6 (Main Floor, South.) Boys’ Sw eaters, $4.95 Regularly $6.95; heavy Shaker style in plain shades and new coler combinations. Sizes 30 to 36. A favorite Sweater with boys. (Third Fleor, North.) Wool Jersey Dresses, $5 In attractive styles; smart and practical, as these tub perfectly. Specially becoming to large women. Sizes 16 to 46. (Second Floor, South.) $7.95 Crepe Satins, $4.95 54 inches wide; bordered Crepe Satins in street shades or black. A yard and three-quarters makes a lovely frock. A Christmas special. (Main Floor, South.) Flapper Doll Forms, $1.65 Very attractive; large size. When these are dressed these Dolls are decorative for living room or boudoir. An unusual Christmas novelty that is “different.” Others to $2.95. (Third Floor, South.) Silk Gift Negligees, $7.95 Luxurious Robes scintillating with Christmas charm—tailored and lace trimmed styles. In all the wanted shades. Small, medium and large sizes. Others quilted or fringe ostrich trimmed up to $49.50. (Second Floor, South.) Women’s Bathrobes, $3.95 Fashioned of soft Beacon blanket or Lawrence cloth in ombre patterns. Brown or blue grounds with floral designs. Tuxedo collars, satin and cord trimmed. Sizes 36 to 46. Others priced up to $5. (Second Fleor, South Fine Fox Chokers, $48 $69.50 to $95.00 values; all fashionable shades in- cluding white, black, brown, beige, Hudson blue, rose and cocoa. An ideal gift for Christmas. (Second Floor. North.) tractive for the boudoir. pearl elk trimmings. comfortable to wear in home or bedroom. with fittings. greatly appreciated Christmas gift. group; attractively boxed for gifts. Christmas-giving. edo fronts. sizes. Taffeta Pillows, $4.95 & $5.95 daring note to the decorations of a room. ruffle trimmed—others have pretty flower motifs. Acceptable gifts. Enough for a roomy, comfortable bathrobe in one piece; various colors and designs; cord to match; size 72x90 inches. (Main Floer, South.) - Women’s Satin Mules, $3.50 Attractively trimmed with matching braids; comes in all-black and various colors. Very at- (Second Floecr, South.) Beaded Moccasins, $2.50 Women’s beaded Moccasins in brown kid with Soft padded soles. Very (Second Fleer, South.) Tourist Cases, $3 to $10 This is an.ideal gift for men; traveling Cases Smart styles to select from for the (Main Fleor, North.) $1.49 Corsage Bouquets, Violets, orchids, sweet peas, gardenias in this Charming for. (Second Fileor, Seuth.) Infants’ Quilts, $2.95 Imported from Japan: made of lustrous satin, beautifully hand embroidered and quilted; pink or blue. Very specially priced for the holidays. (Second Fleer, South.) Infants’ Robes, $1 Yieavy fleeced robing; turn-down collars or Tux- Stitching or ribbon trimmed. Infants’ An adorable gift. (Second Floer, Seuth.) Dainty Silk Pillows that are colorful—a@ving a Many are (Third Floor, Soath.) Brittany Lace Pillows, $2.95 Copies of the lovely Brittany laces make these particularly dainty; attractive shapes; Pillows that are wanted to pile on chaise lounge or in the bed- room, 2! 2 to 1.95 All-Silk Hosiery, $1.59 ull-fashioned all-silk service Hosiery. Well re- werced at wearing points. In black and all the mated colors. Sizes 824 to ro. (Main Floor. North.) Seamless Rugs, $27 ‘Velvets and Axminsters: regularly $37.50. To manently take their place in the home are these Mely gift-like Rugs. Desirable designs and col- ®, Stamless. Slightly imperfect in designs. (Nugents—Main Floor, South.) Mavis Manicure Sets, 89¢ Sets include nail powder polish, cuticle solvent. cake polish, cotton, emery board and orangewood sticks. For Christmas gifts. (Main Floor, North.) ® (hirls’ $15 Coats, $10 Tailored styles; chinchilla, Bolivia, velour and downeywoo] weaves. Splendid assortment of col- ors and styles. Sizes 6 to 16 years. {Second Floor, North.) FRIDAY BARGAINS FROM TOYLAND _ Here, Boys! Another 200 “Crysler” Automobiles 1000 of these on saie Regularly $6.50: walnut or mahogany finish nar¢wood. The well-liked “Priscilla” model that iy quaintly appropriate in any room. (Fourth Floor, North.) Linen Crash Sets, $2.83 All pure linen crash; Sets include soxso-inch cloth and six 15-inch napkins. Colors are blue and rose, gold and lavender. For luncheon or Supper sets. (Main Floor, South.) Tomboy Skirts, $3.50 Regularly $4.95, ‘l-wool flannel in plaids and plain shades. Sizes 10 years and up. mart with tailored blouse. (Second Fioor, Seuth.) Cap and Scarf, $2.95 Of brushed wool or astrakhan; both cap and tam styles for girls. White and color combinations. Very giftitke. (Second Fleer, Soutkh.; 00 HAs ser? o tape °o Me EXTRA SPECIAL! $6.50 Mama Dolls : x They talk and they. alk; Jarg e 2I- Size, vege “inch voice: breakable Madeira Vanity Sets, $2.79 Each consists of three pieces—one oblong, 6x18 inches, and’ two oblongs: toxr6 inches. Of good quality Irish linen, hand embroidered and scalloped. (Main Floor, South.) | Bathrobes, $2.98 Men’s blanket cloth Bathrobes in both light and dark patterns; checks and floral designs. Decided- ly useful and “gifty.” (Main Floor, North.) 1*| Novelty Pumps Oxfords Straps Black Satin - Brown Satin Patent Leather and Tan Calf Bargain Basement EXTRA SPECIAL! Santa in Fairyland See him in all his glory; has thousands of new myste- rious packages ready for Pri- $1 Toy F air covering 25c Two-yard wide heavy felt-base . any or ivory $12.95 Desk and Chair funior size Rol!l-Top Desk with pigeon holes, 2 araw- Sewing Machines 3 $125 50 —» most wonderful machine absolutely eg ee Bi $ 4—wood Sebteee abies: finish—nickel- l Floorcovertng in lengths to 1 agen tone arm—speed regula- Pring of best material— Square yarus. 49¢ and 59¢ kind. e + pmeoth-running motor. The best Sauare Yard . (Third Fileor, South) $2 TOOL CHESTS— heavy wood ‘gre with plenty of Tools for the handy boy.. Stuffed Animals We, Senne Ke trol motometer and sewing ing case complete $ ong S$ 65 rith 2 e Bilt-Ezy Sets — . 59 | a mar- 4. 7) : —large decorated pieces MACHINE; Offers : With Ozark blue and Duco red fin- Mechanical Toys tric Light Outfits, with | tical for the studious Friday. They will do day i eiend MOVING PICTURE New-born infant Dollis —6 cups, 6 saucers, tea- tric; fully LA - You May Buy on The Morris Plan—Extended Payments oss a Games Blocks ished bodies; rubber- > 5: Iron and Stee! 8 LARGE 2-IN. multi- | child and home use. real boys and girls. with moving eyes and pot, creamer with film, mrs wae apg a Be ot large clec- equipped long white $i 50 “Third Floor, Seuth. > ee Ree Musical Toys tired wheels; gas con- Toy Dolls colored ball bulbs— | Standard keyboard; com- —— — e | Teddy Bears complete with contin- plete with metal carry- - <a 6 Erector Sets uous cofn- and sugar etc. (Nugents—Rargain Basement.)

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ere . ie ih . 3 yj Oo ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 ___ ST.LOUIS POST-BISPATCH 7 i = | free, Long chose to remain with his te ae A Oe i aah Ganeaar a NEGRO. SLAVE | former owners, a family named ae Rene, a Callaway sade Rag ma years. He camet | e _ CLEV mage Os When money think of Yahiem. | e Thoveanés have berrewed of ge pert Ay years ago and, ae “red ( 1 i? istmas Sal “ wv tue, and ‘os gupaey Suak a8 litthe F(R ‘last few vears, had worked as a w hy A = call age | | coal peddler and express man. | ‘ °° | Long enjoyed relating his ex- | Gignified, courteous manner same | periences as a slave, always ga nites ace yoo Bg magn ng conven - ‘Joshua Long, Seeded to Have. tending that he was happier ae | i lence. Yahiem Finance eae ’ B d in Green- 'than after he was freed. His rem- | y, | Been 107, urie ‘iniscences of the Civil —— Lei iy Grand. wood Cemetery. ‘including a favorite st the Reno ho me was pe Mn oe | New Kenmore Joshua Long, Negro, who had | fire set by Yankees, always found | M Plan F ] oo t ; f ere Liquor Apartment Size Starck Grand 44 Pianos are used : ‘said he was 107 years old and who a ready listener and indorsed by s x | " slave for @6 years, was vuried In the fire at the Reno home, | was a sla e for @ ve _ e of 400 Gall many of the yesterday in Greenwood Cemetery. the family Bible, containing the | He died last Monday at his home, record of dates of slaves’ births, Daily Production Found worlds gr eatest musicians. ‘ _ ¥; Ad 2G Da WES Da PEP DO eee Da COE DEVEL: a eee ae We New Furniture Groups w Phe ean enaige tas agente vere Sh sd ela eaten dian tat ‘Yat om CFIA,

Ae A 4 An excellent time to com- plete new furniture pings in your home. You'll find on our floors a great number of new pieces, lovely things that are unusually suitable for gifts. The prices are mod- erate. A visit will greatly a "4 ¢ bed ’ sede neey: . ? Sir ¥ . 5 ae % : 1 Spa te al sa sii as aaa PRE i Ito ote sata ale 0 oo 9m o a is, ol ie “ ’ ; the. ~ — noe 7 one It Rha oe 4 Rage ree gary san xo 6 at i eel ‘ , rhs -. r es a oy iN er . BS Bes vee Cini tila aa “ ee Abe wage name Pied eviyiagtin IIR ~ tn heal sf nw : pats Oye Sarto fs Ee UO LAOREET” Ath goin e? / - dine 6 pee rweg aw vy" 7 wy who tn etiteitieiineadle cn. Mette aie ae r a y > a il ig | one 30,000 Gallons of us __ 3 i i |. Fermenting Mash Taken | a), cia ape | eS. : _ —Tender and Another | | _ Man Arrested. RRR EY 5 AR me MBN Nt ty or oe "ssp ” a ee ee US PS PE ere ge oer bat ee “hp | “, ne dae at vy A distillery, capable of produc- | BSLV §, CORNER AT OLIVE ing 400 gallons of alcohol each 24 . hours—an output which brought its backers $1600 daily, according ‘66 > s% Xr to figures in a book found in the) A SURE-TO-PLEASE VARIETY /_plant—was discovered last mid- Assortment of Chocolates; night by Federal prohibition agents Pecan Pralines; French Bon in an old one-story brick building Bons; Nut Caramels; Pecan at 221 Winstanley avenue, East St. Jumbles; Cream Fudges Louis. and other delicious Mav- ll, which was run- | rakos’ confections. . the lb ero re Sa a Nise et ee > eye % She ey gph ace bana no rae ae eee -} nme x Lie #3 arty. A ar © Lin valtitinttiesihuietion ate Ce she OP ay Ree ee . ‘4 . yet Oe SAO Ses Bird MERE Ta bans INNER we rd alts RTE AI 0" ith ni lip gy . ~ OE hit sie ee Tee RF eH ae TN Fe iid " pte > This exquisite small-sized Grand will take up little more space in the living room than a y : iin Seek @ ° . our an upright Piano, but the ef Trade a ieee thine at ee Beside the still. ning off alcohol, the agents ar- | rested the tender, who said he was | FRI. & SAT. BRITTLE Peter Ellis, 45 years old, of Herrin. SPECIAL C SPECIAL fect is far more beautiful. a ment as part first Later another man who visited the | Pecan Jumbles; Crispy Peanut Brit- We have one of the largest lines of Leather Goods piace wa arreotel. (iie' said, be | | hocemeecnarsion dlethat brings Open Until Nine O’Clock Every Evening ® d T ] = was Charles Korte. ®, a mule Chocolate Creams; of this popular and Irunks in the city. Our prices are very low; dealer, of 1744 Ohio avenue, East | Nougat and Care- caaty. Actors, | | A St J Pians€ St. Louis. P ponee 5Oc Seana 30c nf it will 0 us before ou bu More than a ton of sugar. 400 pay y x to _ y y- gallons of alcohol, 260 fiye-gallon Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Bi 1018 OLIVE ST | cans and six oaken 5000-gallo 2 WE SHIP AND DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE e > Rs - Isac? : ‘ M rat taining 30,00 on f Gents’ Bill Rolls.. -50c to $10 Ladies’ Hat Boxes . $2 to $18 rina guon aining 3 000 gallons of Manufacturing and Sales, 4709-17 Deimar Blvd. | EAs Sn er “Ne Ai ew a Ne A were seized Card Cases. .....50¢ to $5.00 | Boston Bags... ...$1.75 to $6 coke-fired double-condensing s*ilt. | A book found in the place | Musie Bags. ee esess .$] to $10 Drinking Cups .. oe to $3.50 showed that an average price of Toilet Rolls .......$5 to $50 | Military Brushes. $9.50 to $10 + see Sager eel See Lael, | Coin Purses........25¢ to $5 | Picture Frames. .$1.50 to $10 informed the plant hei been rus. Jewel Cases... ..$2.50 to $20 | Sewing Séts........ $1 to $10 gc ‘cannes ones ina Meet {ollar Cases... ..$1.50 to $19 | Auto Lunch Sets. .. .$2 to $50 Le Ghee et Ge ia tae Vanity Boxes... .$1.95 to $10 S5 to $150 Medicine Cases... $1.50 to $15 still and was to get $125 a month $1.50 te $25 (es for his services. Formerly Cigar Cases Ske 6 eee $1.25 to $10 worked as a Williamson County , *Y TmHiimar 4 OB i bi,41i1T I peeeaes.-.... ~ ATEST fashion news in jewels...4 r stockyards, not in the dis- ‘ oe kad P va Z mm Prather Hoge ty ah hot Ht ve. al ne Nia‘ chcaaelieed ria tet * yer : 4 a ae ars pes A atatebiecekts Sceber ? ge $2 on Mega gS SILV ERPLATE Flower Holders, and Table | L Centers; in choice of designs and decora- | ti ons and priced according to size, $6, $8 and 2.50. Up to $35. 4 _* id *® * e ce ; | PECIAL genuine Russian Amethyst. tnatanely | ; 6 Bingo oy LONG, graceful Cigarette! Hibiders, - | distinguished by its superior rich coloring — al ste. As > 2] so — * “= - . ee ee et eet | This particular gem is in an extreme Cabachom ~ t was served. Others Up to $r50. | cut and surrounded with a ring of real i manner in which it — ‘hleher was four 3 tn the : me Syee weer oe e e 4 | pearls. Mounting is of modern design. Priced, Thompson home. The search . | 1103 Oltwe—5911 Easton a.” Seusiee te : | amen ee ake es RYSTAL Perf&me Bottles, with Cloisonne | a ‘ si night warden at the inty jail be ) > stoppers; sterling silver mounted, $5.00 Presents who deputized c a amy 1} to t ,ocic?t hiw ry* m ~ ' , — V ERY new. aSSiSi 11™. 4 ict Pe ® SS “ ‘ - te p on aS to the regularity c the The N One-Dial 6-Tub a Pagtmenroypd ll ee th : i. ae e Cw e e ene — ae Were eee . SET of six Salts and Peppers, in Gift Case. — Gemgn hat is the very lates is woul be inquired into | aid t indiv izes. For the complete : im a Statement issued after the — — sane cilaan ee $ oo | at the fashion. yee geeticiias: search, Thompson said he had no ee | ” plain in its tailored desi | objection whatever to any author- vs oe ox |} ized officer searching his premises . . ° pegressams, Serrever.” he HOSE tall Salts and Peppers that afe so oe licial processes can 2c f ir ink . Mad | 5 much in favor for the dining table ade LAVE Link Bracelet of the genuine sort. t nade tl] inwitti: instrument 1; ; . f an effort to sina aetol peepee reinim of sterling silver; the pair, e $10.00 | Solid Gold Links, Green Onyx mountings, — Hi he publisher of a newspaper be- * “ | ut in the new Cabachon fashion. This Brace] ak ause that newspaper has printed | . reaching the height of acceptance the = ant and not vuppressed the news of a WALDEMAR Watch Chain. A very fine gift | jeweled mode, priced $46.25, and is one of nt | exceptional selection of individual Bracelets a il recent regrettable incident in the for a man. This ome, taken from a great at politica! of the State. It selection. of. solid r4-k. white gold links: well- sponsored for the Christmas - distinctive. | was a futile thing to do.” tailored design’ with a touch of chased deco- : Fa = ror l- " , 5 . Hi-Bo Mah ait Apparentiy Thompson alludes to ration, $6.50 * if the recent arrest of Gov. W. W | bs 4 * e a ; Brandon ane e h friends rhe ” b et ith | 113 quarts of poe m8 tan eipitig aren coe Se ee — Cabin | cam r4-karat Gold Stick Pin with head of Onyx and | an imported optical magnifying glass im % | at their hunting cam ait handle, Built-In Speaker : . Diamond Center, $18.00 | INSURGENT'S NAME HELD UP Complete for i Peace Hopes of G. O. P. in House ; : : | 4 ° ° ok nagar on Chatrevnship. WALTHAM 19-jewel adjusted Men’s Watch: : ; ae " pooeensee Seen. 14-karat white gold filled Case. Choice of OVER fifty separate choices in a special® . } WASHINGTON, Dec. §8.—Hones : AL! of House R epublican leaders ind a Various designs and engravings, $32.50 i : selection of articles fashioned of fine git os at pacific. closing pe he alate | ity silverplate and in designs at once = ennai party cane ars a ay gy sc at 7 . ws for their superior line and pleasing appee ie sits aieiienee o eet. “ es Rimes wi es : This is ome of our feature gift groups, Se ‘ a 846. i an Pi \ . ih g Tou | ¥ rr eT . . - + = i Meester Gisele | cemede STRAP Wrist Watches for the student, $8.50 for most satisfactory selection. Priced, each, : . promptiy to agree to appointment * - oe ; am a 7 7 A , of Representative Nelson of Wis- : . onvenient Terms comsin, leader of the insurgents. to P. S.—We are showing the very fin- | $2.50 Per Week the chairmanship of the Pensions est collection of Strap Wrist Watches in P. S.—A Special Gift Group in Solid i Committee. St. Louis, including examples of the terling Silver cffers another choice of Standard Approved - ' was forced when finest work by the most renowned mak- Gifts that are very attractive. e Atwater Kent Equi nt several members demanded more ers. The man of affairs, whose time is $15 each. When one gives Sterling pme ‘mformation concerning the present apportioned in many directions, will ap- there is no higher standard in silver. we statue of insurgency and what ef- preciate one of these unusual Watches. Including Mahogany or Walnut Cabinet: 6 RCA Tubes: one fect Nelson's appointment would lain tailored designs of dignity and 100-amp. Willard A Battery; 2 Heavy-Duty B Batteries; one |have on others of his group reserve. ° ‘ i C Battery; Aerial Kit with Installation Instruction. . eager x Condition Worse. * . is | By (he Aeeoriatet Pree A Wonderful Xmas ; TORIO, Dee. 9 The Ulnese of Gift to the Family | Emperor Yoshihite again mt poy These are suggestions, taken here and there | laccards © > Sobese resents - . ee —h) « 44 chest atoms» Me al » . “ae ] . - Pott as : * iChisaeac al ‘9 Beg - i “ —_ . * * ————' " “ P Open Evenings ig anxiety. A household depart- at Jaccard’s, and give you an idea of the attrac- i tive gift choice that is available here. In addi- ment bulletin issued today Said he unt am pear continues to lose appetite and | a Phe lle ee —— ~ | eee ac ye ing brilliance. | | sleeps ionger than wena! This is | Viewed as somewhat unpromising Until the leet two oar three day Mail i rs . ae : provement Wes betes meter ee! inquities cordially invited. Address orders to cur Mail Order Department. his condition. ) — sonneeeeeneeneE a eer ) Ss ee y

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PATCH 1 ‘a sa = ~ anus __THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 aii a er . ey “4 $0: 2 ; @ .y . . oO " ee ee ae To 4p E Police Raid Spiritualist Meeting ‘garment Painted with phosporus, a ‘horn,” and a_i St. Patrick's ‘THIEVES BOUCT BOY $10 from George Christup, manag- | ¢—" — om ae ee § A Bae at iA aR ata ah Sal VELAND, ©0., Dec. 9.—A | trumpet described as “Gabriel’s | hat were among en] jer of the Standard Oil Co. station | nye Hevea id HY aeetui guy pene h nalia seized by at Clara and Natural Bridge ave- HMR AU Ca Ma : wu. 8. Pat. Off.) | a TT ;nues, last night. They tendered a THR es Huo UIA NTS Pe Res | ing a spiritualist onion here '$10 bill in payment for a quart of | WR | ‘last night. Thirty persons were jof ofl, and snatched it from him Ne arrested in the raid which followed | after he had given them the H cme TON, ($5, ae ae an investigation by detectives who| | change. Mid } ta SA Ha | ei es ite Exeelent Ode Ni CO: pleasant effe Posed as converts. The investigat- | Woman's Purse Stolen. Hi din Ht ) Maiti 606-08 W ashington Av. _Thry to Sixth St. BOXE And (Ors said they talked with spirits) ' Vehicle Driven to County and | A purse snatcher eeized Mrs Ai MRE i tat bs Man ae | Mildred M. Sommerhauser of 7—DElmar 7051 Vitti hen wiht th Parnicid ee BA 6916- q and Chest r . " : és ¢ ss » ‘* wt oO Hat : i om 4: )t? Hi HiT ponte ve i i + N 4439 CLAYTON epresenting “dead relatives, 10 | . 7 (ii Hisar; Hiailtt uf ‘3724 EASTO ; never existed. | Dry Goods Packages Trans '4271A Farlin avenue, at Nature! iH TETAS MRE TES pa OU etic Eee pe | | ferred to Auto. Bridge and Red Bud avenues, last aR i it) e 0 night, tearing her purse containing a Lad es a as $10, from her arm. She chased | itt Wn Bit : pen wii, ; ti A delivery truck of the Famous- meng wo blocks until he outran her. taiitiiet ‘ an: Mette ‘ 4 she told police. eet Bi eg pt ye HD Barr Dry Goods Co. was stolen in i ge . AH hii De thi MeL aM £ ¢ ae = ’ Martin Payne, 2238 Wise Avenue Ha Widlh , it front of 5740 Kingsbury’ place atigt Louis County. a service car! ae, ' ia A 2:30 p. m. yesterday by two men, | driver, was robbed of $3 and his | #0004 iti ONS Re ER isiinitieee iucititient , 2a | | who took the truck helper, Peter|machine by two passengers who | Bi!) (MB) ee Exceptiona } adiues Burger, 17 yeare old. to a point | uEsed him from behind on the Telegraph road, near Oakville. eight miles out on Florissant road, Ltt Hil t Mii AUR ne | Hit anes, Chey trammterred 109 pack TAMARA gle et ch a ages of merchandise to a runabout | Hit hi Mi i ii He Hi and disappeared. Se a a Win HA 4) ; a ii ' P Weuiu GH MALS is bi Hei a 7 mM, Lane Th ! A Phenomenal Silk Hosiery Value Chiffon Hosiery High Grade—FIRST QUALITY | Our Regular | AL. 65 Value! p Extra for Friday’) (B= §) © _run Fashoned SMART 3 = : ¢ =} Tedcaies ==> +7 egular Sizes, WINTER ' Crepe de Chine “Sleavy silk ——s 81, to 10 =! fi COLORS Mad ially f " =s Fi —Very Sheer e especially for — —. 2 = : : al small on aan or ea = . 4 —Reinforced sad \ 3 Pairs in homes. 4-ft. 11-in. — re Chine | =? | P agra d with th = : iene of a 6-Ht. Nightgow - | = Fe : W onderful oe Crepe tai- ‘ * er Gift ow wat $ 5” rf vas small-sized UA _ med . ) p little more g room than Your present o— Rayon & but the ef- “Trade i ore nee / Fine qual- *] 95 Burger drove the truck back to 50 St. Louis and told a policeman of —- his experience. The chauffeur, Neal Phelan. was making a deliv- Round Trip ' ery and he was sorting packages in the truck when the robbers drew ‘Gy i Ha mar mt 1 = We offer nearly one thousand pairs of smart Foot- up in a Ford readster. Columbi Ni Ai ee a AR wear for holiday shoppers. The season’s cleverest Detaihe Can a corlerd mishe! tay MO. Fu] styles in Patent Leather, Black Satin, Parchment | Each Week-End AAA a AA a oe Kid, Black Kid, Tan Calfskin and Wine Patent. The the youth lie down in the truck, covered him With an overceat and Vila Hit gai IE ora Ha styles include pumps, Oxford ties, straps and sport packages and then drove off bass tt ts i alle BiH pyri Hn : . : Burger said he was under the coat Wabash Ry i i , ~ ort i Oxfords. AA to C widths in every style. about 4 | minutes when it was re- S HN “a Ps ~ a pit iy . , . Ch! oe GENUINE ZIPPER BOOTS, $4.95 Ph Ht , i Hit Ht IH moved and he found he was on io St. Louis each Friday at | Abit, , Florissant road in an empty truck 7 sy pm and each Saturday at aA a: Tn, So CA Wii > mar : . Ihe robbers ordered him to lie stili| 9:03 am and 2:00 pm unt'l Decem- | fi ill!)/!//iMEmn!l||)) Sanita ay FANCY SATIN AND FELT SLIPPERS, $1.00 ;' ber 25, inclusive. (Trains leave UOOMAT BHAT HAH Ai uA 2 i1| Ht if Hint — Hitt HH CLIAE M cizanine. Delmar Ave. LS ininutes later. ) i K | NES 4 c GREP» 'for five minutes he said they departed in the roadster Two robbers, who answered same descriptions as those (fur- nished by Burger, appeared at 4| ip. m. at Geraldine avenue and | lickets at Palm street. in a Ford roadster, Broadway and Locus: l'nion Station and } Return from Columbia on any Wa- wey train ieaving not later than ; °00 am Mo: iday following. (Sun- da: midnight.) Hose Certificates Solve the Problem ryant ntil Nine O’Clock Every Evening Sixth and Locust Sts veueeuewww—vee, . wit. Pa Se. Meee se “ ¢ : a > saat bey re. =) a «lal ie ae wae co ee 4 eek F oe + — es: ee ith ef. ‘ > Snel ee > wip. * ign ee + Pa . . ” * he Qa : came & Pen wet te BT ae eh Reet Ree SA Se cee: of a ii te ~ be eh $e " ye. "= eS wes A eee pee ee + aat se ee Pee Oe ar oa : -" ier ints eee > oS arrive....And hundreds of other : at offer their special appeal of true worth....Here are some. 3 * : An Assemblage ft 1350 Fresh New PAB ng IG ctions that are proving surprises “iq gg per: at increase in our patronage.... HF i : | i ightful items that are “just the | f | \ .An order for Jaccard Stationery f° | : t Queen Marie....New diamond § i | : | : : | | ; f Ek 80 i ie é PARTY FROCKS OF | GEORGETTE AND TAFFETA i Daytime Dresses of Party Frocks Galore! Many Advance-Season Styles! | 6.,,20ime OC satin E-SIZE, square-shape Aquamarine Ring. - . ° ne a Cee i : 7 E NOTHER demonstration of the way Kline’s do things. We figured that the JERSEY TWILLS FLANNELS gem is of particularly sparkling depth. 3 aU cp: Mg = xe mad holiday rush for gifts and “little” things would cause a slight period One and Two Piece Modes fe A es } % of inactivity in apparel lines. Our Basement Buyer was dispatched to New York Vionnet Sleeves Boleros B. | to investigate, and true enough, he found lovely new Dresses coming through the Basques _—Bloused Styles work rooms with a noticeable lull in buying. And so he was able to obtain an ex- fe Ono a ceptional selection of better Dresses for this low-priced aaned sale. NOW every TIERED & TWO-TONED MODES woman may have new things for holiday wear. TRY TO MAKE THESE DRESSES AT THIS EXTRAORDINARY PRICE: os, * pees L genuine Russian Amethyst. Instantly ished by its superior rich coloring. ticular gem is in an extreme Cabachon surrounded with a ring of real seed ounting is of modern design. Priced, $83.25 ad * = new. Carnelian and jade in a Ring of design that is the very latest sponsored martest places where jeweled successes fashion. Mounted on a ring severely its tailored design, $22.25 x * ” Link Bracelet of the genuine sort. Gold Links, Green Onyx mountings, he new Cabachon fashion. This Brace- hing the height of acceptance in the mode, priced $46.25, and is one of an al selection of individual Bracelets d for the Christmas gift distinctive. Bas Veen Se 5 x > * A Tortoise Shell Letter Opener, with mported optical magnifying glass in the $1.25 i. er ~ " Pe Nae, cae. key ™ ~ + © Mies. fifty separate choices in a special gift tion of articles fashioned of fine qual- rplate and in designs at once evident Superior line and pleasing appearance. one of our feature gift groups, making Satisfactory selection. Priced, each, $5.00 ae % nacpit Pathe boerethe: % i ~ b & . . ve * x iy oes eae te ie mene bt Pigs i> uty hs x a ee a ee en a Aa eee * al - S—A Special Gift Group in Solid ing Silver offers another choice of that are very attractive. Priced ach. When one gives Sterling is no higher Standard in silver. os i * 7 » OE BS din deity An tah x wetter bey PAeh Tae 1g od J * » a \ cum at raoeenee : Woe ADT w L “T N ‘cin a\i @ | thE — | ) . | ‘SIZES FOR STOUT WOMEN! \ —— ses Rs ae = SN ee ADR Ste om ta cre RNR ha 7 ge +3 ; : . (bi 2 : . . ¥ il Order Department. an “a

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Broadway Modern FPurniture (a.. oO: Fremkiinm Av Aree Furniture («.. a°NMi Manchester Av lapgen Brathers. 18O® Washington Avr Walker-Armatrong. 18OD-11 Olive St. 5432 N. (i.rand 4, Lindell Purniture (o.. Migh & Franklin Ax Silverstene ( «.. Dver Brothers. 1114 Oliwe &t. Joseph Smith Furn am Git Frenkliie Avy. HM. ©. Dallmever. st. Kerablum & Sn. 1017 Franklin A» Charlies, Mo Distributers for 4 felt at Calexico during th last night,. the temblors cracking walls and chimneys of several buildings, but doing no serious property damage. Although reports of damage done _ } 9 } ~— > > * " 7 a Dy stor have not been rTre- . tx - oa ~ — .. 7. | ~ ~~ hoa ceived, it was indicated that the . , “> Fu } ~~ ~ ~~? iA %- ’ “° ee | property ioss wouid ve compara- tively smal] Yachts At ow } 3 + rey At san Pa»r Damaged vv Gale. Harbor, a south- east gale played havoc with a flee of expensive racing yachts. The vawl Poinsettia,: fermerly belong- ng to German Crown Prince but now owned by Walter Horne of Long Beach was Virtually wrecked at tl foot of the break- water T? SS was estimated at $15 Twelve other yachts, in- cluding t Invader, winner. of th Honolulu in iast summer, were torn from their moorings and bad- y 1am: e' | At Santa Monica police last night were searching for M. L. Endicott f Hollywood, who was reported seen just before the storm broke in a fishing dory a mile off the pier and near the spot where a waterspout formed a short time later Endicott’s automoblle was found parked near the plier last oh+ ght Snow fell at Fullerton. near here. -_ vesterday f the first time in the : ad wee - a hist ‘ f the city. Flurries were preceded and followed by a down- . at ° ~ > 7 7. ” w inked On eizg |! ro ten inches 3 _ wa OC}. Hail Size of Walnuts. Ha he size of walnuts, peitedc - _— ~* oo Ys? b ' te r rne pnousecops oO OU (rate, 2 => . ~~ —— ~ i+ s ir Rains I spersed with + + >. : ig 74 r the foothill] dis- ~ ~ _ , ; 2 - trict and along Santa Monica Bay. he full force of the storm missed Angeles side from the earthquakes three yaterspouts aused the most con- + ‘ « [~ " eh r At Santa Monica the popu- i gathered the beach DbDe- ~ ¥ ~ + ee ™ > ‘A y het aA 4 a> 7 — + vy oo — i = - a rin. y nm > «e _ ; ~ tanks i i ‘ Xu -. SS" es ~ * ~ s 7 - : : “ea ana oanid re springs, 2 = spit ausing a i SS ¢ $85.0 HAWES TO I. C. €. COMMITTEE Leaders of Both Parties Acree on Assignment. “enaic Si.- WIS Da ’ —- —_ — . ' YASHINGTON é 3 — The as- ; - - - ~~ bl LJ rrr T. Ba - ‘ ~ a ee 5 ¥v M ~ : T o-., oe ves of Missour Interstate ‘ — . ‘ - merce ¢ mittee nas deen ce- | - 4 m=) the ‘ nocera i "A Tl- s a nT ipproved Ov the . = ~ + ~ + ad Re ; _ : ‘ ee: ‘ H ' th mT Ti ry a. i “ ‘ +T ~ ?? 4 oe ty % h Ss it ry ’ mieiatian is See ; ?* ia3 tii. yoe2e : istked } Pe a’ 1 7 7 Dp MN mF : ae rt 2) , : } #8 few ins- , . “~ A m ; Lidtia ~ r IO 18 ee Ee SSA POnInE +4 o. ? : . ; ? i i] \‘ Aiah of Mi 1a ‘ 4 ‘ ge rl eo Ton aA i Pe Ty} aya eta ie Short session : § ¥ ~~ “ . “45 : ‘ } rey : iv arti] es ma di - & trie f. oe j ‘ rY Dan es f ommiitton Robiter Pleade Cuilty, Gem & Vears : tiie Bhinae 18 ¢eare oid A pris j er in fhe iTy Jali atnen fer * e i ie An Lija@nt 4 pollcemen aang twee mem afiér 4 heidun >. (Oo) Wah etree Minorriigne ‘ , ie Ptal eTfora a fury at ered * Diet @ulityv af enh . nid aerept a five gage gent ryt io we fer é +z erirerT ten ’ 1} 7 aad Tent i fia Aith «as ie r Ma bheew Wine Hetlantaw in VMeview City MERIC CTY. the = vroup of Vi rma “SPREIM LS Let ae we omad Aiev¥a 4 A ew Winvitet, 7 . “% areTeai fram Y BR ileanteay jaw Veviesn. an her “ra (ue leet ntane | The Megtanal Caonfedaeratian ar la ar. B Vewiewn'’« (ar@ee? lahne Aryan het farhia4den @ 4etinn wtrating for (he ante? anvae arvetat ’ : ga tlaw THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926__ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH is See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 15 = ite sevens’ aM ———_— \) Gateleg Table A colorful green or red lacquer table lends a decorative touch to the home and can be conveni- ently opened out to a full-size Ale s 16.75 table .... —_—_ | —_— _— = = = = =-_- = — = — = ~~ ee livin," Nill -_ a — — © —_ ~asmmep J — “ GID Or Bk ae \S LZ .—- .>3 = Z es w\\ “Ui “ See" ==> SS oz —— ~~ th > ~~ —_—_ { ~ = — . : Zz ~ am: Fin, - ty r } 2° "Sag a! - 3 a ms « —_—— —— — — —_ — —— ae —_ —_ Smoker Stand Everyore in the will be delighted Christmas if father ceives a mah ished Smoker ith ash tray and match hoider... Queen Anne Styled Chair (nue deo k en ae oes $37.50 Covered ®& Tapestry and Velour Loose~Cushion Velour Chairs. ee ee $57.50 Dee p-seat Comfortable English Club Style Chhates 62. bo, $67.50 i od Chairs. Covered With Fine Tapestry - Chairs With Down-Filled Cushions... ... ..$79.50 peer “ y Cr n Mohair Tapestry Combined With Plain Moh: — Large Deep-Seated Chairs ... See eeeeeeee. .$84.50 = ‘ith Soft Down-filled Cushions = Carved Mahogany Chairs... cere ee eee eee .$148.00 . Colorful Tapestry and Velour Covering —= English Lounge Chairs a aorke te aes’ $149.50 = Down Cushions, Tapestry dnd Mohair Cover mm Tapestry-Covered Chairs .............. $152.50 = Beautiful Selid Mahogany F — Large Solid Mahogany Chairs s a nae cee " ‘Yered > Allover Mohair-Covered ‘ae Mahogany ; ee? or “ ~ +, a m@412ité compartment. smoking ac and all neces- sary Sttings.. ind Frame ans 4 + TIER ETUVER LLL ELAS ERAS ETEERETTO ET VETER TETTROERETITT EERER ETE URE TY FETT tetera pedseatearaete on) 93 4 __— = 3 - “= \ ' re ee Se = oe —— ~*\ _ — we — _~ voices ——— —_ Z a _ ae _ = ee eee ~) . pol —T ae — >" J yes eo * = “ 4 ; ‘ “Ye ve to ae “« - , —_ —— , a +. 2 ~4 - . ; . fe: Prion >a v3 ¥e ; =: 43 mes : — _ ee ty ae nie = a i | z # ’ — “ amapemmanamtiaatets Pe ¢ See SS «ti — =—— = -§ 2 ua. ~—a—_,, ee ———_— a _— r rT “st nd ere + gee — a ee ——— names Tie : _— me = - be tag K te Love Seat $89 50 I aw R in every ? ; ving-Room Bench ts in ev iving encn, ai For cozy comfort in the living room, choose a Love Seat—a small overstuffed couch, that is ideal for the small room or for a quiet tete-a- tapestry and tete. Unusually well made, comfortably uphol- fry : . ' . nge. Deli ul i : stered all over in damask or veliours. may be used mag a a = the Re This smart piece for the liv: has : ving room fortable pt ag are seat covered in Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged . ( Seventh ; This little Table of — pleasing design and built . of mahogany ‘a = living Loans: ar bather your friends nee fitth mears* ff rer ? ene . drive @P. bring tithe. Had 4 >< r . “as wrth o* a oat “a: iw? 2 b _ he ’ tmp? “Ne deter. dperec kk Wi _ ~ emeborser= -verythine _ : ; ~« rates. Pav hack S 2 « aid, meen nites. Valsbem } inaece ant . : 160 ‘s t-rand the M been 11922 distriet guart teda,y"* baracazins in used af on teda,s Vant pages. Boys’ Coats Sheep Lined $7.95 A SHEEP - LINED Coat is a practical gift for the boy—these have 4 pockets and large shawl collar; come in sizes 8 to 20 sell. “Lore. 7 years: just 30 to Gilts Men Men’s Gloves $1.65 Pair pliable capeskin, inned: “with out- Suitable for tor. side-- seams dr ng or street wear. Sizes 8 to 104s Men’s Pajamas $1.50 V-neck, simpover-er coat styles, of mercerized cotton pongee. madras and French -otton charmeuse; all fancy coat style has ravon frogs: piaim coiors and combinations; al] sizes. Men’s Silk Scarfs. $2.50 Of silk crepe, are 4 inches long; large range of colors in newest designs of shadow blocks. Sport Coats $4.95 Of wool in V-neck style, have button pockets; heather Mixtures: sizes 76 to §2; Make very practical gifts. (Downstairs Store.) trimmed: A bdbeeee osiery ( | 29 Pair Thread Silk riosiery in the service ignt; full fashioned and ve lisle tops; assorted slight seconds. “{2ch bottle is in attractive YOu may select from such Tin amd narcisse. (Deo

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH as THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926. - W. D, MOSS, PROHIBITION bay oo he was transferred in the’ N. Y. He had been under consid- | . a following August to 8t. Louis. He eration as administrator for the | | | OFFICER. SHIFTED TO OHIO | tem2ined at se. Louis until last Missouri-Kansas _. district, with A e 4 A af O | Have Served : | ted to ( O- headquarters at St. Louis. (oO suc St. Louisans . Accuracy - m April, when he was shift 4 ' COMES SSistant Administ -ilumbus. 0 ¢ the Pes ff: aie roy & »hillips esigned vrour friends rator; . , and then to Buffalo. ceed Alroy $ Phillips, resigne ae worry oe bether tos rot Had Been Considere : —— tt 7 moet ® rive 7. Ag St. “nase gti — CANDIES iven None Be' a a mien t DI tan — d ij drive away with eee : ' - ° r Read n or Ss ce cg ig William D. Moss, formerly of st. |f— pen — # DELMAR at FRIDAY SPECIAL 727 WASHINGTON $ 295 mae Saturday Only | . hock 62 ” - a ? et. ES! (Downstatire Store.) come in sizes 8 to 20 sell. — F years; just 30 to } | ° : . ae ‘oe Announcing a New Type of Shoe for Women Presses in Advance Spring Models | 5,2a,-zae@my, : ppl n= j a Spring Models | Ay GP As. | Stix, Baer & Fuller “All-Time” Comf rhe. charm of « sim | lg 1 19 | | ae 59¢ Women’s Rayon Teddies This little Table of ) | . . ! 4y | pleasing design and built | Gifts tor Men | | | : vient +——}—__ i Women’s and Misses’, Children’s Mesh Bags in a nin $ \ ; , ’ a I 1 | 9 o of mahegany combined Mesh Bags in bright fin- | a splendid selection of AS ~ - al} We Ny, al) My, - with other cabinet woods 4 will find a place in eve : ’ . ‘ f a Men’s Gloves ish; there is choice of a_ styles; all have chain han- number of new styles. dies. | | $1.65 Pair : aun | oe / ee te atiaae* cepeakin Sa \ rw J} ji. Mandalain Enameled Mesh Bags, $2.59 THESE come in I | \ | 3 si There are 100 of these genuine Mandalain Enameled : BP eset pene - ee ee ie ss : a4 , Ko , . ate Bo le | chid an ue. s Suitable for | | | O\ | Y 7 ‘a | Mesh Bags in the favored color crormmnations. =e Md ten ted tele 3 | with locked seams ae See | | \ 1 : eee ! | around the bottom iy and elastic at waist | | me | 7 , ‘Tt and have shoulder RY and knee. Come in | straps of self mate- ii\ the dark petticoat yy shades as well as Men's Pajamas | Lingerie for Gift Giving active gifts a ie pretey less Useful and Practical Gifts— \ 4 tractive gifts at Y\\. ¥ $1 50 moderate cost. y shades. Sweaters, Jackets, Shawls, Etc. ek arse, monte Hee LY V-neck, slipover-er_ coat O () ongee, madras and French ~ e | = wc) % $ 9:95 Women’s Apron Dresses Gifts for Girls room..--.... 914.75 ill I cong ul ll wi aril Mh, cotton charmeuse; all fancy coat style has ; . ang combinations; ali sizes. CLV for ’ y ) “= Everyore in the family Rayon Bloomers 53" ; : : f h F ] eral ——— styles; sizes 7 to . ° SAS) | 143 wi make very practical : : aL Box C iba gifts for the young girls. A on crshamagg a cma 7 : OStery Offerings oY { o amt y Ss av, , a | ‘(Downetaire Btere.) IFT Handkerchiefs; three neatly packed in box. All ; . | =" | IRLS’ Dresses well tailored of fine quality novelty ginghams, Sheet Blankets should be—with large | a Gir =o Aon gant oo ® $ 25 , : po have embroidered corners and you may select from and all neces- . | = Pair :. Pair :. ar white and colorss Exceptional values when offered at $9.79 S| cis this price. (Downstairs Store.) crash and chambray in clever : striped, plaid and fancy woven pat- 85c Each itty \\ Ss AN ° r on eee h Sary fittings. . ies ’ ‘Cf. . {2 tyles, attrac- OMEN’S Thread Silk [YJEN’S part-wool Socks | (CHILDREN'S fancy sport tively trimmed: light and dark col- | MADE of So we | ; re : cotton lannelette, two ors; sizes / to 14. widths seamed together with Hosiery in the service with reinforced heel and Hose in an assortment of M d B fancy checks in various Overcoats for en an Oys (Downstairs Stor@) flat double seams; size 72x90 inches; pink or blue edge. weight; full fashioned and toe; you may select from cks_ color combinations; may be Tubings, 29c Yard mve lisle tops; assorted fancy checks and stripes; ' Cor Swelors; slight seconds. sizes to 1114, slight seconds. . had in sizes to 92. $ 75 3 (Dewnstairg Store.) . - . : | Hi Ss ( . | ies | 7 : S- =-\ through; double-breasted, box model hil ra : | ‘eng m, gray, poudre blue, ina i ercerized cotton ; in tan, brow gray, p S; se it Wes | black and mostly all colors; 36 large selection of patterns. Sizes - Hite | inches atte v awe Ji ys 1 ‘YY . bad \' Q, / J | om to 44. Panty Frocks of this a a tld fi | Y £6, : fb) Ge} make in new models. Gittins | ; ve va Lif | splendid materials and are attrac- sit AEE ee 30 Clock Special : ; ~Room Bench 18.75 | iy la a and warm; sizes 3 to 18. (Downstaire Store ) -? Mi, i RL A EEOC LTE COLE ON LL CALLED LLL A CLL LCE ELLIOT AD Pe

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Re ih : ; te Bt : P. FE PS tif A fee uf t, a te oy He of. af my és ; SATE NSS AS AIS GE 16__ PA ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BROS.& CO. THE STORE OF WORTH-WHILE GIFTS ON CREDIT 717 OLIVE STREET THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 __— 7 t=) Ls, = kane Su bmarine ‘Wescuers Ww the Associated Press. a : WASHINGTON, “468 'p tie ¥ 4 during Cross has been awarded to)yg Mighty Sale of Brand-New vad Hilyer F. Gearing for hero- the explosion aboard DECORATED ‘» Dec. 9.—The! te Plain and fancy fabrics enabling them to consult the execu- tive whenever the occasion war- rants. While Mr. Coolidge does not | wish ever to be regarded as an, ‘executive who ‘“‘driyves’’ Congress, | he is not unmindful of the oppor- | tunity he has to influence the | course of his party leaders. Shrinks From Personal Display. | Mr. Coolidge shrinks from per- sonal display such as might be in- volved in a reception on the floor of the House if he read his mes- | sage in person, and proffers to do | his conferring at the White House whenever it is convenient for the, ? ’ | members. | On such visits as other Presi- | dents have made to the Capitol, | the first few partook of a certain | novelty but later they became Ao a | certain extent interruptions for a President could not always deter- | i'mine in advance the hour for his 'visit and frequently important Sen- | absorbed in committee | hearings when they | could not conveniently leave. The | idea has been | as a compromise. Usually Free in Early Hours, In the early hours of the day| 'members of Congress are free from ‘engagements as a rule. During the | ‘lunch hour their presence is fre- | | quently needed on the floor of Con- | | gree and they like to be handy for | ‘roll calls. In the evening members | of Congress have engagements of | ‘their own, sometimes weeks in ad | i vance, and it is not easy for Mr. ‘Coolidge to bring them together | rhen he wants them. | The Republican conferences-—— ‘for usually only Republicans are ‘invited—are calculated to improve ‘the morale of the party and to In- ‘form the President on the prospects ‘for legislation. ‘The President feels ‘that he must dep@nd for counsel ‘and guidance on the Republican leaders, and he wants them _ to \ ‘know it. His method of working i with Congress is somewhat differ- ent from that of his predecessors but the objective is the same-— close accord with the _ leader3, namely, the chairmen of commuit- = ators were Coolidge Leadership on Trial. Mr. Coolidge’s own leadership is lon trial in the short session of ‘Congress. Between now and the ‘{ime Congress meets again in De- lcember, 1927, the lines will be drawn for the 1928 political con- ventions. Members of Congress have much to do with the selection of dele- gates for a presidential nominatirg convention; in fact, in many in- stances they choose and dominate the delegations. Whatever personal relations Mr. Coolidge may esta)h- lish will, to a certain extent, pre- vent the development of an opposi- tion to him. And whether he de- icides to run or not, the importance of having opposition postponed un- til the last possible nioment can- not be overestimated from the viewpoint of legislative progress. | The President is, therefore, help- jing his own political fortunes as |well as those of his party as a whole by endeavoring to develop a | cClose-working arrangement on lez- | tslation between himself and the ‘leaders on Capitol Hill. DEMANDS POSTAL RATE CUT ee —~ im S. Chamber of Commerce Files | Plea of Business Men. By the Associated Preas. | WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—De- ‘mand for a downward revision of postal rates has been filed with the | Congressional Joint Subcommittee ,on Postal Rates, Postmaster-Gen- | eral New and Director of the Bud- ‘get Lord by John W. O'Leary, | president of the Chamber of Com- _merce of the United States. | He said that business organiza- | tions and large mai] users, includ- ing newspapers and magazine pub- lishers, were unanimous in the con- clusion for a prompt revision of the rates. He urged a proper distribu- tion of charges for postal service. ' ' ' = OS tT] pe A o = ~~ ’ ‘ — , ote Cate = Ce ; j = —— ‘ “ Bos Ct RI FB | \ Pa % 2, ate? pe Kale he a ’ Wp ES ar See ees j a ; ae . - t » lectic ; 1 | ; - 4 ‘ w and € . Men Ss avy- : = ate aaa ad sled will be di | Little Miss Brown Layer Cake 60c 5 Heels Sizes weight Coats; 90 f trial again. | Bavarian Stollen............30c F A to alisizes ..... : 4 The shortness of the,present ses- | = , ‘ ve Sle fe $|sion of Congress makes even more | Write for Xmas Price List a Here are the sportiest Oxfords you've seen in a Root ~ ae OVERCOATS r = Youtns ; a or = in the new double breast 14.50 dark colors . ree Sheep-lined ; _ Moleskin BOYS a Coats 7.45 Heavy $6 Services SEEM Siiky Rayon |Limitoa y . y mayon Limited 30c Men’s Sox, |F ——— | plain and 25¢ NE ALL-WOBL LI fancy ... NEWEST STYLE COA $2 Combina- {All-Wool Plaid tlon Overalls; aia Ab Novelty Sults High-Grade O’ BOYS’ 2-PAN t-Kutecker : for 75¢ Suits; a good, . heavy aint “ie Underwear; pony = ‘ Men’s 45 Boys’ Sheep-Lined ba E Ribbed Re C Moleskin Coats ...... e Union Suits; (/ _.. fs Men's Rib and oe . Wool 75 | Mixed _ IVC é i if < te Bg : : Starting Frit ss ae if E g $8. ie : ree | oe The ideal Chri 3 quality at a price we and crepes in fe and fancy pat a all sizes from I - just in time for ¢ Ee

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ISPATCH 7 2228 222 ee —— ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | ___ THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ?, 1926 an 3 the ubm . a FLUC ON HERO DECORATED don, c ‘Gus t. Pe % New Lon anne avenue, $68.99: Myrene Casey, , * ; aS ri - >r> "© r “+ ‘ . rr." reo LA | Ay) io (IG? ¢ Cross Awarded to Lieut. Gear- | were killed. r pour men 6128 Vermont avenue, $8; Georg 5 f | yi e Rescuers.| (Gear : Fr. Cassidy, 3907A Castleman ave- | a cf: o Fano Led Submarin 3 earing directed ) 2 , 1908 South | the work of nue, $26: John Carey, Jefferson avenue, $19.21: Lindsay | ~. reas _— & 6 terme ateonll r 9 —Th oo ee the exploded b at-| ok, IPC ened ta t ? ~ y ; . . . . . . : PWASHINGTON. rded_ to} ae # ee en and remaining | Carleton, 6102 Waterman ave- | 4 ® . Cross has been awa 0} until burning wreckage was: torn’ | 4 os : ; P - : s a od | — et nue, $121.91; W. Carten, 3956 Mc- sel ' ighty Sale of Brand-New ee =» Goering tor hero-| away and three injured comrades | ‘Ree avenue, $6.70; James Caruso, | the explosion aboard’ removed. —Truly Ma pty Oxford) ) SISO 74 i | for traction in snow today ,J 5 A os | 7 , - " : 7 . & = ? ; —— . e ™ ¥ > >} ae o _ - ae Das : . Fs «i ‘. . ara’ - : . emma ia : ~ , ri > \¢ ee ) Ee a , er zy ite 95s - ae - . RS >) oe ' . ‘ oS * ” J 4 a : + ’ 7 me t Y . = ° fe ~- ° yr) ' 3 . . [ae = . : Tan C alf! x» ; : Piro stl? ly: When Better GROCERIES § Are Bought for Less 9 PIGGLY WIGGLY WILL SELL THEM | AS THESE ITEMS AND PRICES | WILL PROVE Th ee ' “— ($6.67: W. A. Clark, 4932 Fountain SE eo javenue, $6.¢4;| Viola & (lay, 4841} i j | X For Washing FROM MICHIGAN’S FERTILE x} BAER eM gt Ey APR Ome Phe ye Ae n — 409 Blair avenue, $12.45; Oliver 'E. Carter, 4281 Hartford street, | —s $59.60; John C. Carlin, 1953 Ar-| | lington avenue, $11.18: Thomas F. "ie > Ce oe ave, 5934 Enright avenue, $16.59; oa Wilton D. Chapman, 754 Fairview Sc . avenue, Webster Groves, $25.50; me of Claims Are for Kenneth Edward Chase, 5946 Kingsbury boulevard, $18.51; A. Year 1921 and Othersfor @),oen. 1400 South Twelfth street, $8.05: George M. Cherry and wife, the Years 1921 to 1924, | 5520 North Jefferson «avenue, | I ] : $25.41: William Christian, 2007 | nciusive., Cherokee street, $15.09; Joseph W. | Clark, 1485 Hodiamont avenue, . Coo pe, S918 West- minster place, $10.44; C. W. Corco- ‘ran, 139A De Tonty street, $18.08; Ww J. Cord. Victoria Building $15.61: B. W. Cornelison, 5809 Daisy (. peu HERE—A ats TO THE WISE IS SUFFICIENT | Tl SERGE COATS | -NAVY BLUE os, Low and Cuban 's Heavy- Men's & Youths’ Double Heels—Sizes 3 tg | Coats; and Single Breasted, ptain 3 or striped $22 cheviot._- 4 i wa Rs . . é +e et! aes : ee “ SS oy 4 — | 7 é - - ' f SF he Ss, 5 Chestnut ( Every pair rope stitched, GATHERED. soles — some rolled edges, ¢ with extra tap RAISIN SUNMAID— 15-Oz. Puffed or Nectar... Pkgs. SAL PINK— NONE BETTER—Will Please the Most Fastidious. Little Dot Peas *:: 3lc ‘c.' 22¢ Vi O N SAN _DWICH : ‘Smallest size packed. BRAND Little Quaker Peas %:: 26¢ ‘c.: 19¢ Extra sifted. FOR 3 1 C Golden Bantam Corn ‘on 4 1, 22 1 LO AAO I Ae Bi Ri ONL FO tt NAR Ai Ne lt ute sap ote te with their “peppy” trimming touches of models and colors, alse 2/'Clemens avenue, $25.71; sportiest Oxfords you've seen in a long wane SE 14.50 | youn: OVERCOATS 90 e of $4.85. They're just as snappy as the egme Plain and fancy fabrics Mites whetdduck in the new double-breast- 50 fabrics in thee Dntnat ai box style; — and Ribbed Instruments on our floor for tnis sale. Have Music for y stitched wing tips and newest reptile S@ark colors ' ‘atte - On Terms as Low +9 — . , TQ emanded by the schoolgirl and plenty of z , “etn sitio cat eter - ‘$2 Weekly Cornwell, £05 La Salle Building, TALL CAN S re eee Co the Cob mmeep=lined ’ \Men’s Wooly $82.40: F. L. Cornwell,.same ad- | eS On tHe LOD. - | : , . 248.1? O Coughiin, — Sm aS ee Ss ae Moleskin me OVERCOATS comet 25 | dress, $348.12; John O. Coug | a os a: 45 H i. Shirts 1/4163 Laclede avenue, $19.23; C. A Fancy Crosby Corn Can | ‘ Cavy erviceable ’ ur. 3657 Hartford street $91.58: f : . umberjacks; j G. A. Cowa! -iven § tas uccotas Little Qua er Can - lo Limited Quantity Men’s and venue, $15.07; Clarence A. Cor FINE ALL-WOBL LINED, Youths; All- ra as coats! hese Wied eee hoe String! B : plain and 1956 Wool | Edwin D. Cox, 4124 Wes Pine bou ‘38 Oat Been Oe ai tring ess eans— lag NEWEST STYLE COATS... eel | ljevard, $6.61; Joseph B. Cox, 374 Quick or Regular, PKGS aa | mane fF i é » @#0.01, wos phiqgel | se . ‘ ; rm, Wh ecdium - } e $2 Combinae Alli-Wool Plaid Back 15 Cc b ' } | Westminster pla ‘ on yap Ha Wiliam ee | sma 1] Packa veS ° C ole Refugee oe 2£ @ ¢4 Can Z27C a fi ; ” ’ 3 owpDoy u E : G. Cox, 2818 North Euclid avenus ‘ | . P eset AE == Seno Coats * Com. oe | “4 $14.99: J. H. Craic, 61382 Waterman Little Quaker Whole . oat 3lic ¥, ’ 1 : 7 ; * ‘ es ‘ why yoerd «* “rome yiizs ! /@ 4 ' oo. | - ee | avenue, $47.73; Fer Creceliu TMwL ' as . TI AS BOYS 2-PANT SUITS -} : 704 Aubert avenue, $9.51; Robert | ig BLUE Medium a geome I Bites TO4 Aubert ieyenue. 49.51; Robert |— L ABET, svi Cc Cut Refugee odium Zic “3 %-Hoaticker 4 ' : ens £19. 48 Ww 4 rockett. 3135 Shen : ; Medi : | for —75e naone a breasted, Pants. A 85 ig A | , 0 fe ae : : | Ll eaene acy Hipage Golden Wax Cut er? yee 2Zic 3 boys ... BUN wood. andl 85 ered at this low price only indoan § ru sesvag taka : S-lb. can... re i heavy , short s Ran’ = il i? ng ee special a wae Cronin, 260 ‘orth Spring avenue, eee ae ma Small . ' ener fabrics pants = s oO se ‘ianos an ayers $70 ' mi 2204 Lima Bean o Medium 28c Sn aS Men's 4 — Shorp-L tase S 95 Youths’ Top- ren ja vy! See this and the $ can c © Moleskin Coats ..... Ld coats and gene many other specially priced uine Cravan- Cle lan 1 avenue $6.29 Isaac F. , Tunatnan* dee! Wdelest picket eaee- QAP «: Lana Ov] a il Little Quaker, small green, sifted. - i, . ~~ 4 " ‘ ‘ ’ Ty e A y hy Crowle "644A La Salle e; omp! exion C ‘ s veges i fi Medium sw eft rag ‘ ° 4 vi iteher i plateect, $hest |B." .| Crutcher, | Red Kidney Beans - **!:"13¢ Inion Suits: ette Gabar- Christmas—iet this sai. y, } - UILS; | "dine s, make it easy for you to yl a f at Le ‘ Dns Rib and | $22 ‘ own the Player of your er: : asnine at " aa ar" | kinds. Open Till 4 ton avenue. $23.96: EL. J. Cunnineg- : ; won N Ch 42206616 PS ixed . . C | t = , : ae 502% Wasi eee? boulevard ns or Crvstal] W hi te F naplelenoedl in thet up — : _EE Pp . - +" P = * 4 " . ". "e » my gli etary el ravine : Sauerkraut ----- ‘2 t ut stTree $12 7 J ———— ain , P - } my eer pom Ke ab $94 9 a The Health Building Food that contains al] the vitamins. : i" | 7 v Darlinetor ym | e i _ | 2 " g } 7 | Mi. Daret. 4 ~e = "5 Ss Fries - - | ‘i i st J ¢ yulevar $85.4 \ I, a ‘an : . & } } ) } () Ovi. - : . , . Dats 4 ve i] Packed from the Cuthbert variety. In . t , stree gav.e Char Lhe 4070) : s , —_ ’ , ; : itthebin: dias | £1040 Rtedman 5 a heavy syrup. Can be served as are, : . > t David, 2322: Howard street, $9.12 ", c or in many tempting : ‘" ABE Car! L. Davis, 2050 Lafayette ave- MIL K | desserts. The finest ) Bei nue, $23.28 Josh Davis, 2050A Tim . : 2 ei witb ite A $55.53: Oliver Vv. i 5 berries grown. Me- q » i ,T¢ [7 Aven wns aD @ 4B iijVver \ - f 3 £ , . Z . ot Davis, 1000 North Grand boule- Ha 1 te None ' COU ORM! . ssc onl La 7. »* " Tizee & ' ; ™ a vars S77 " Ro iver . Davis © © | o (,0Hran eed ss ( r¢ ) wl Shaw avenue, $22.64: Vest L. Da- . on Vis 1315 Semple avenue o8.97 ” ? stead ga enue SiZ.3e (“harles R. = 4° ; 2 “ Davison, 2541A Minnesota avenue, : . ‘ ea od “ cd . ° North Broadway. $10.98; Rr. r x ; . Day, 4241 Warne avenue, $5.75: > - - | ? 7 b ; i ee «a § ot Pa * “crc . t _ Charles H. Dean, 191» Forest ave- | im At the Battle Creek Sanitarium EMPRESS BRAND Medium 10 poms : . nue, $10.17; George A. Dearborn, | STANDARD (an Cc Cc "4 2927 Cleveland avenue, $26.17; F , F . S ie ("7 ’ O40 laple Mace . {* ; ‘ j . } - i. : io A'S" > eh ' ‘ peli ora UO io ay ord "Sag Here is another of thesé excellent foods which we intro- MONTROSE Medium Small Gh $99.49 tto E. Dede, 40008 eK{- ig MAINE (Can Cc ‘ Cc Degen- duced to vou a snort time ago. . Can 7 : e144 t biidd ee hardt. 523 M i? ket s7 ree, $1° 7 4 , " a M i a. ryt } "; [ © (,eorge | Delany 1369 McCaus- 66 99 ~ ——,. vou i — vases ¢ — 17¢c rs From k Zoe, Meaning Life y, Country Gentieman Can ' ’ land avenue, $60.96: Henry D. Del CGrrceR Z0€, ss. «- « cn = = ”™ BARA 2S BRE BRBRA SE mm . kesk 4774 = dt street $44.59; D. del Vicchi 3263 Mor- \ perfect eakfast food so rich in vitamins, food iron and ’ . ganford road, $10.95; 3 Ls. 35: lime thi f eaten daily it will make good any usual dé ficien- 4 " sey, 0647 Spalding avenue, $18.3: ciee of. these elements in| the ordinary diet. In other words TOMATOE wf . . | “ Henry G, de Pew, 88434 Botanic + becomes an automatic dietitian. Crisp, delicious, ready to “ avenue, $49.39: L. G. Derobs Oth 4 en * The best of all breakfast foods. . “ Russell boulevard, $15.77: J. de & VALENTINE BRAND ni. wa grog? ? St ti F id yy, | CI ° | . S | Walpine, 5942 Minerva avenue are: Cale . ar ing rL ay ristmas a e of $10.48; Joseph Dickson. 414 Union ‘ boulevard, $77.48: Thaddius Dick- é Meétum 9 : son, 4216 West Belle place. $23.32: STANDARD Cans Cc ; - Rov B. Dill, 2805 South Kings- | highway, $22.40° John J. Disch . Radium Silk Shirts - $8.50 and $10 Values -o17 North Jefferson avenue $9.27 ° " ~ . "as ‘> _ Theo. N. Dobbin, 2529 Semple ave- nue, $8.28: George H. Dobson. Har- PIGGLY WIGGLY . | lin Court Apartments, $21.13; Mar- garet M. Dobyne, 3723 Forest Park SKIPPER boulevard, $649.01; Ertiest Dodge, I WE ARE HEADQUARTERS SARDINES 4149 West Pine boulevard. $19.86 R. L. Doherty, 4302 De. Tont FOR street, $14.67; Paul R. Dolvin, 494] v4 -S1ze Columbia avenue. $16 Patrick BATTLE CREEK HEALTH FOODS Can in j Cc Donnell. 6405 Myrtle avenue. $5.29; Paul Dornick, 1115 Emmett 'f writ ta avenue, $10.44 ;Michael Dornstand- er, 4603 Morganford road. $11.01 J. L. Dorser. 342 North Spring avenue, $5.44: George P. Dougher- tv, 6135 McPherson avenue, $55.53 J. R. Downing. 2608 Locust street ¢5.58: FE. J. Doyle 496. De Rali- viere avenue, $19.13; Willian Cc 7. ~~ . es -. * « - a". 2 a 2 «2 = = a"e ee a ae .. * icCac liv” WILGGlyY Cream of Wheat =. Rich Energy Content eee ee ee ee ee DRANO For Cleaning Drains. ... a *. 2 = S Dovie, 1237 Goodfellow avenue $9.67 Ernest w Drexe 4°80 : al anty Ruilding, $104.01; N. H. Dur- dv. Laclede Hotel. $20.87: Walter rT Laclede avenue | i , . e! od . . . - : a aa — O-* — , ‘| just in time for Christmas. Washington boulevard, $21.! Absorbent 3 a 4 Ewing KF Drvden, ob64 Pace ; , Per J a 4 boulevard, $47.15; Carl A. Dubin Economical Roll fl J | > ek ‘| sky, 268 Aubert avenue 332.37 Sanitary Black, Tan, Browt scccccsess rs “| Herbert Allien Dunlap, Title Guar r = es, street cars and service cars pe, two short blocks away SCHMITZ & SHRODER WASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET “ hee ARNE One Source for All Arizona Rivers. | WILLIAMS, Ariz., “Dec. 9 Fiv- lery river originating In the Sta of Arizona finds its source in “Old Ata a SAAR EB eee ~ ees. _ Rm cn A et ere lary — 1% HON fort rem i > thy \itere ; - — - . has .s Se@eacsanu sue ee aes - eee oe ee neta a nan en ¢ teense ee ee ey eee eeuenwe ws ‘northern part of the state OTs a | «< as .

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Cohen is Eide home, Joseph Herbsman, 2° \ er. July 19. George Cohen and Sol! serving 40 years in Sing Sing in| Vear old was arrested Inst night i Rroffman, (Chicago rangsters, and connection with the crime a : . | ° J > J 4 , a = oe . e y . Manufacturers } . i : CHRIS I MAS : 1018 Olive Street : : - : SPECIAL 22#a@ a ‘eee I ——\WSR CECE EES - H STARCK PIANOS Are used and endorsed by many of the large conservatories of musi and ere known throughout the United States as Pianos of sterling quality. New Starck Player-Pianos $900 to $1500. Easy payments. FESS SSCS SSESSESSSSSSSESH SSF SSS Feet er See eee | Sete eeeaeteeesaaeaas Ne . at by The te, TRADE IN-—You is omar hea ments _— before you realize, the Player-Piano dio or phono Outfit Xs yours. allowance as part first payment. Open Every Evening Until 9 O’Clock 2 A. Siarck Piano Ga. > illustration tures the pew Kenmore Player a wondertu! Playe r-Piano Outfit. Only $375 1s Piano Outfit “see fe @ ee @ 8 OUTFIT INCLUDING: Floor Lamp This is not a $375 Player- Remember—?izno but a Player-Piano th a beautitul tone and of latest attractive ayie and finish, With the Lamp, Music Roll Cabinet. Bench and Music Rolls, this completes above pic. o our price for the complete outfit, and best of $37 all, you can buy it on such easy terms (as low as $2 per week) that you mever miss the pay- Delivery Now or on Christmas Eve Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianos 1018 OLIVE ST... . Corner Eleventh | peey, «| How to keep that car of yours - running sweetly in freezing weather Keep your engine warm and use a good i. anti-freeze solution in the radiator- Sy 7) Use the new and better TEXACO Gaso- e line that starts easily and responds readily 4 Use the oil that tlows i For IN TER’ la | ving from Negro educators fn all parts | 4 h 4 * , and West Belle place, as a perma- | nent home for the institution with | ... the exception of the law depart- | ment, which will remain in the) and the catalogs of leading univer- NEGROES UNIVERSITY Wl OPEN IN ST. LOUL Law. «Business and Trade Branches Will Open Jan. 3 —Other Courses Later. Douglass University, the first in- stitution for higher education among Negroes to be established ‘in this vicinity, will open in St. | Louis Jan. 38, under a charter noted leader of the race. The establishment of the unil- versity is the result of efforts by a group of representative Negroes who realize the need for broader educational] facilities among their 'race. The institution will open ‘with a law department at 2803 Pine. street under the direction of Mar- | tin, a graduate of the University of Kansas, and a business college and trade school at 4234 Enright avenue. Next year it is planned to open courses in liberal arts, theology. music, journalism and a teachers 'eollege. Other courses authorized ‘by the charter include medicine, | dentistry, pharmacy, nursing, en- gineering, art, architecture and ag- riculture. The schoo! is a regular- ‘ly dncorporated institution privi- | _leged to issue the usual certificates | and degrees, according to Martin. | Negotiations are under way for, the purchase of the old Deaconess Hospital buildings, Sarah street, Pine street quarters, according to) present plans. The trustees have pledged sufficient funds to assure, the opening of the achool next ‘month, Martin said, and have ap- plications of 100 prospective stu- | dents. Enrollment requirements in courses carrying degrees will be! the same as in other universities | sities have been used in arranging | the schedule of classes. Tultion | will range from $3129 to $150 a year, according to the course. The faculty, which will be head- Tt ee ny (ed by Prot. B. F. Bowles, former principal of Lincoln High Schoo! in East St. Louis, is being selected | of the country. Instructors in the law department will include Jo- —_ seph McLemore, Ll. M., Columbia University; J. H. Roberts, Ll. B., | University of Chicago; Harrison W. | Hollie, LL. B., Kansas University; Frank & Bledsoa, LL. B., Howard University, Washington, and 6Gilas | E. Garner, local criminal lawyer. | The Board of Trustees includas | First Baptist (Negro) Church, and other representative Negroes in St. Dr. O. C Maxwell, pastor of the en Louts. A campaign to raise a $500,009 endowment fnud for the university is planned by the trus- | tees next year. ‘MORE POWER SOUGHT BY I. ¢.¢.. IN RAIL CONSOLIDATION Commission Also Asks Congress for | Law Compelling Use of Steel | Framed Coaches. Br the Assoctated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. #-—More| power to control projected consoli- | dations Of railroads was asked of Congress today by the Interstate | (ommerce Commission 7 - . . : in recotaomendations that were maa ‘ ~ S tia o _ age a part of ls annual report, the commission sought authoritw to . . — 6}¢ ~ . + “ conipe: the promoters of any given r liAati > ? : consolidation to Include in their - > TY te bh ; oat scneme such other railroads or at zero ‘allroad property as may be deemed ikelv to ben efit the publis rev- | ‘e, when these can be obtained on reasonable §erms. A wide §@risdiction over consol- cation profects generally was like- wise requested. including elimina- tion of that section of the present la ° ~hin} ~\, 17% +h w which requires the commission D = Fy ‘al - » ; ~ : . ' . GO L Bll of the carriers in the countrv TEXACO .O ; repare a general P he hx which may be merged into 19 or 20 ma- or systems 2 : as in connection with its genera) " _ 4 work, the Commission repeated a recommendation that Congress by ’ . | nl _7 ‘ ‘aw require railroads to uses stee!] aim service, and to forhid the “lusion of wooden frame cars in or steel underframe passenger cars n tram sg ice, forhi he LTi¢ I he FF ‘ ‘ 4 5 ae | } ! trains consisting in part of stee] Always a good lubricant to use 1n TO CANONIZE POPE ; PIUS X pene t' Congregation of Rites F your car — but now more fjnan net aica of Rites Expected am ever — insist on (solden TERA AcO. Special C gg amon 1ce of the Post- | ’spatch. If you don’t, you may get an oil that does not flow freely until it 1s warmed up by the very engine ac- tion it is intended to protect. Jall for it by name —watch for the golden color of genuine free- flowing TEX ACO-it’s important! ] us pltastitaead tn the eventua ROME, Nov. 17.—It aAPPears cer- ~ tik a+ ; Ain that the coven procedure cahoniza- ‘- tion aS SA] int of Po e Pi us X . bh, wee Pp will be fun early in the new yean before i@ supreme ecclesiastical} tribunal]. aes Congregation or Rites. The ocal trials in Rome. Venice, Man- tua and anevise, testin h msc ting the evri- I t¢ wi ch must bea presented to the h sities tribunal, are virtually vietled Th. 4 % } at are’ , . laence appears to establish if Pope, who died tr 1914 wegen : Christian Virtues “in “ei si . . . , reic i¢ r *9 ° THE TEXAS COMPAN} ole areree” and. worked two o . ura Texaco Petroleum Products Whe Gint Ghctsion an ned miracles Ry the Associated Frese. must be rendered by the Co ion of Rites 2.000.000 F ‘tshermen tn J NgTegza - Span. ,LORTO, Dee. ~The Peeple of Japan generally are regarded as« silk growers or rice farmers but, | granted by the Secretary of State | last month, {t has been announced | by Freeman L. Martin, an attor- | ney and member of the Board of | Trustees of the institution. It is) named for Frederick Douglas, a | Combination Bench Music Roll Cabinet | Selection of Music Rolls | ‘Terms$® Per | ST.LOUIS POST-DiSPATCH as a matter of fact, a large propor- | ‘hood from fishing. The value of ducts harvested yearly aa tion of the population is fishermen. : Te " H rT, M H tr It is estimated that more than 2,- | is in the neighborhood of 251,000, OW ou ay ave 000,000 Japanese gain their liveli- | 900 yen (about $50,000,000). W.L.DOUGLAS SHOES | Orthophonic Vi | FOR MEN. $ 4 *6” and sa ALL GOOD VALUES kif | i cAmerica'’s Best ° Known Shoes | We Give in Your Home f, fe: Christm What is mote welcome dail of music—the gift that keene, ing? The new Orthophonie % gives you all the world’s ; played as you never heard th ahs that is why there will apap. shortage this Christmas in ¥ —remember last year! F der right now—TODAY—/ LITZER’S—and be sure ef 5 your new Victrola for Chr OPE — A Realm Di Toys = A Visit Here bt There’s NoC — A Sev Beench We sell the Victor exclusively Toe Model because there is no equal. Be $7.00 ‘}{] convinced — hear the new models—get the thrill of vour lifetime. Superior Victor Serv- ice Costs No More! ee ee DE ert ewe lob asseiell F.9atse = — ee Sante \e @,* X = MoT ve9 nop henttelhimninstaestibny lites anni niet 5 ieerinabenierinoendl 7. > ew oe » 4 * ty & . WPS = Pee 2 oe ee aii Cais Sine Bt ay Pee IS stylish, black calfskin winter-weight oxford : appeals strongly to men who dress their feet well. I] Orthophonics, $95 to $300 : The smart French toe, calf-lined quarter, folded tip : eae: Doll Bassinets and new radio stitching with pin-point perforations are | Radiola Combinations, — ered | features which are usually associated with higher | $375 Up at. $3. 50 2 priced shoes. «0 «0 e» The next time you need shoes. buy a pair of W.L. Douglas shoes—they will please you. W.L. DOUGLAS WOMEN’S SHOES, NEWEST STYLES, GOOD VALUES, | AT $5 AND $6. ALSO STURDY SHOES FOR BOYS, $3.50 AND $4.00. URLI ZER Convenient Terms Just like “baby’s” Bassinet are these for dolls; painted ivery, | with rubber-tired wheels, and — carefully constructed. is Baby Dolls —with bisque faces, moving — eyes and dressed in long white — “baby” press, be on $2.95 | i e242 wus &T OW BROS OR OINE = 0088 - Ue Cm INSTRUMENTS 1006 OLIVE ST. Open Evenings on 5 = 2 —_—_ > Manufacturers and Retailers Factories at Brockton, Mass. W. L. DOUGLAS STORES IN ST. LOUIS D ¥ Ch : Sh : |" QaDOUAWEE MTSU ebead thesiiocens 0 Your Christmas Shopping | Men's and Boys’ Shoes E. ST, LOUIS, ILL., 139 COLLINSVILLE AVENUE | OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS Pleasure-Bringing ; Sear == Offered in Many Very mm 6 GED + GERD 0D 0 UD 0 GED 0 ome oD ¢ Ds am 6 GUS 6 ED 9 aD 8 2 LD 0 ew) eee ae 6 ce ee 0 ee co a a ei Fieridg ee) 7 eR Mae ADR Eh 1 - o> © ap © Ge GD wheel and f $51.25 Shotguns The renowned Winchester make —hammerless 12-gauge cun—offered at. SOOO $10 Shotguns A in > Automatic ejector type sin- — | dill * gle barrel 12, 16, 20 and 410 ° gauge Shot- e j | qo ok ap Oe ee ' p)) Basil Gloves “Ken-Wel” brand Boxing . Gloves of brown leather, — Hq padded and strongly ma de; | * Re set of 25 a ? , Was ville or ait , four . $3. 4 Battie of Mashyiile wart eae 2 2 . ‘ rape (4, Bt tan! rae 2 = = ! Chattayoopa - _>wee 9 oa pothe Move ibe flonde’ . d fi h = € After Friday we camnmot ac- Ff ' . pee was fought over cept orders for Engraved J uring the Civil War. ya —~) i eae \ \\ ‘@ Cards to be executed in time ' Nearly all the great gen- SS gL . nt ‘= for Christmas oe So 5 erals of both armies at = , AKA make your selection and place ' some time participated in your order Friday. | : engagements here. Only a | | few of the battles are indi- Above prices are for a3 1% ‘ dicated on the map. Many Conte ovens 1 | | others will be recalled. — from your ow 5 This is the real South:— vtastenerr— Mate. Wie | | the Dixie-land of song and 1 ° story. What could make a- . I train journey more inter- | > esting, or give it more to Friday Gift Offerings | aL yg than to re- iscover in this delightful Se | [ way the charm and ro- Linen Table ts mance of the old South? $5.95 Value | Hotel rates in Florida are j reasonable and stable, $ 9g rs and there i is a wide variety | : | [2S] Me DIXIE FLYER %eD 2: 4 meet all requirements. 4 . | yo -Pullman. Through to Miami. Latest AlL-Pullman. Through to Miami. € Good -quality hemstitched | - "ota age Daylight arrival écparture. Florida mext day. New € al!-linen damask Table Sets; — { x at all Florida destinations. Shorter running time. ‘ S6x72-inch size cloth with six . SF toe — = Lv. St. Louis 2:00 p= napkins to match, in appropri- } ee .. 7:15 am. Ae. Pi wate A oo ee. ate gift box. Gifts of linen are est “1 , 4 ack son e 5 cum : cue + cm 6 eee «eee see soe

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ou May Have an yhonic Victrola in Your Home for Christmas| What is more welcome than of music—the gift that keeps on ing? The new Orthophonie Vig gives you all the world’s music played as you never heard it by that is why there will epein. 1 bell shortage this Christmas in Vict, der right now—TODAY—AT LITZER’S—and be sure of eeting your, new Victrola for Christmas *s No Comparison pr exciusivelr no equal. Be the new hrill of vour r Victor Serv- re | 95 to $300 binations, wast 5 —remember last year! Place on AIR ie SIGN as cane hein £2 RIT Bee i Rin Sol 4” make — hammerless __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = ais SME See ae Sb RRR Sea ng I anata ee EAI. hee nay, ee pes aaa RAR We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps —Few Restricted Articles Excepted ne ee ——— te RR ee ———. A a FAMOUS “BARR Cc OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY Co. Los A.ageles THE MAY Co. FAMOUS-BARR CO M. O’NE! enver St. Louis : } # wen = THE MAY CO. Cleveland A Realm pers to Play Is Toyland—Offering All of the New Toys in Widest Variet “A Visit Here Means a Merry Christmas for Little Ones—Come Friday Doll Bassinets tt $ ct 50 ae like “baby’s” Bassinet are | these for dolls; painted ivory, with rubber-tired wheels, and carefully constructed. Baby Dolls —with bisque faces, moving eyes and dressed in long white ety” frock; a $2.95 Pleasure-Bringing Sporting Goods Offered in Many Very Special Groups ¢ Roce bar and diamond fram model whee and padded saddle. $51.25 Shotguns The renowned Winchester I2-gauge repeating Shot- gun—offered at $38.50 $10 Shotguns ae Santa in Fairyland Wants to Meet Boys and Girls € Tell Santa what you want for Christmas—and, if you have | a 25¢ ticket, obtainable at Fairyland’s entrance, the jolly old man will present you with a valuable surprise package. And don’t let the kiddies miss see- ing the real circus clown who is “‘cutting up” around Fairyland Pedal Cars Sidewalk Cars for boys or girls: with rubber-tired wheels and pedals and $2 98 steel braces. . $1.00 .$3.50 Cedar Chests Strongly built little Chests of | genuine cedar wood, with hing- ed cover; of- $3.25 fered at. Cowhide Leather Footballs, small. American Flyer Mechanical Trains. Aluminum Tea Sets Tinker Kindergarten Beads China Tea Sets, decorated. . Mechanical Autos, excellent spring Gifts of Popular Special, Set of 6 $9: $32. 50 Bicycles Bicycles with 26 or 28 eat thin-biown and ls, coaster brake, rubber pedals ice cream, Striking Bags Lively leather Bag on wall- type platform with metal re- bound ring and $6 Q5 swivel $2.50 Footballs China Tea Sets | ee Attractive 24-piece Toy China Tea Sets with double luster decorations. “World Flyers” Airplanes revolving on an in- genious aerial stand; kiddies always enjoy 39 Be this toy.. c Teyland—Basement Gallery Many Will Want This Iridescent Table Glassware 29 @ Glassware that would be a ’ lovely ornament to your table— iridescent including water goblets, parfait, wine and cocktail glasses and footed tumblers. A Gift of This Glassware Would Be Appreciated Luster Sets _THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926. ! —T. LOUIS POST: ere Cap Sets Special Friday at $ 4 .69 @ Angora wool caps with trll- length scarfs to match—finish- ed. with fringe. Many bright colors. Useful gifts for girls and women. Basement Silk Umbrellas cael See @ Samples of good quality pure silk Umbrellas, mourted on 16 rib stee] frames; a variety of colors and smart handles. Hasement Women’s Purses $3.50 Value, -” $2.95 Special @ An assortment of leather, silk and -hand-beaded Bags; all are well made and neatly lined. Select for gifts. Basement Combination Garments $1.75 and $2 $] 9 Values . @ Marvelettes Corsetalls of pink brocade and fancy striped. materials: with elastic sections. and light boning. A good size range. Basement . | “~y | anc romans Slippers Spec ce (3C q Quilted satin $li ipper 8 far} of colors; ith “soft soles and A good range Ps sizes. Basement 95c alue. A ae ee nt neem We Give and Redeem Eagle Sieene--Tow't Restricted Articles 5 Reoted FAMOUS- BARR CO 300 of These Fur-Trimmed Winter Coats $19.50 to $22.50 Values 2 we @ This special group will afford many the pre-Christmas Savings they want in smart, fur-trimmed Winter Coats; models of Bolivia and suede velour—tailored for service in sizes 16 to 44. Rust. wine, blue and brown are the favored colors; also splendid choice of black Coats. Kid Gloves $2.95 Value, Pair $1.98 € Women’s good quality Kid Gloves in the attractive novel- ty cuff styles of the season— with pique or overseam sewing —and in favored shades, Basement Girls’ Winter Coats Special... 90.90 € Well-tailored Coats of all- wool fabrics; all have large fur collars, and some, fur cuffs. Sizes 3 to 14 years. Rasement Jersey Dresses pricea..- 91.95 @ Women’s and misses’ cotton Jersey Dresses in one-piece style; trimmed attractively with buttons. Sizes 36 to 44. Basement Infants’ Bathrobes Offered 98c Friday at... @ 1000 white bunny cloth Bath- robes, attractively trimmed in pink or blue satin ribbons. Sizes 6 months to 2 year. Basement Porto Rican Gowns $1 49 Value, Basement L.iconomy Store Unusual Pre-Holiday Choice of Overcoats $18.50 to $22.50 Values Special Friday of pink or ae lingerie cloth, embroidered in_ dainty two-tone colors. Sizes 36 to 44. Women’s Slippers — a nnn ee e. a ee RRS De ae ge Oe ris es tat es SS a Brine i , * ne ii La ote ee ee vi ore ae: ww pases Aquariums 15 Pieces— Floor Style— 23 Pieces— $3.95 $1.00 $4.95 Imported Sets con- 30-inch hand- Two-tone Lust sisting of 6 each wrought iron stands Tea Se: from) ] racing or hockey Styles gg spice and cereal with crystal crack- pieces, ¢ high-grade shoes: $ jars, and an oil bot- led glass bow! of 2 plete tea service { 1] sizes.. 12. tle. vinegar $3 od Wiittys, a. of yn wilde. ite \* ot Vea ge? mene aint. api 4 “Pullman. Through to Miami. Afternoon Bcparture. Florida next day. New equipment. Shorter running time. Ly. Sc. Louis Evansville Ar. Jacksonville a est Palm Beach "Miami ; “Tampa _” Sarasota bak SE Petersburg wing room and open section < nd fvation Cars; maid: valet. serine ewe, Cuan For further information, illustrated issevrature, pas . see etc., call or address ERRING, Diewision Passenger Agent 3 Boatmen's Bank Bidg., Pb. Central 8000. ST. LOUIS Agent, N. C. & St. L. Ry. OTY TICKET OFFICE, 3 18 N. Broadway, ST. LOUIS 4 “a res aaa to Order Engraved Greeting Cards 25 for $2.98 to $10 ( Aiter Friday we cannot ac- cept orders for Engraved Cards to be executed in time for Christmas mailing. So make your selection and place your order Friday. Above prices are for 25 Cards with envelopes— engraved from your own plate. Stationery—Main Fioor Friday Gift Offerings Linen Table Sets $5.95 Value $3.95 Good quality hemstitched ‘nen damask Table Sets; S6x72-inch size cloth with six Napkins to match, in appropri- ate gift box. Gifts of linen are “Ways appreciated. Linen Tablecloths ull-bleached all-linen damask Pattern 72x90-inch size Cloths in attractive oblong floral de- aa in gift holly $7.25 25 Linen Breakfast Cloths plinen 45x4s-inch size reakfast Cloths with attrac- tive colored border: durable Quality—splendid for $I Rifts Linen Secs leon—Third Fleer a —~ eee. Ruffled Curtain Sets $9.99 @ Attractive five-piece sheer quality voile Curtain Sets— curtains, double-ruffled valance and tie-backs—finished effectively with colored ruffles and picot stitching. Curtain Section—Fifth Floor $5.00 Value ma Select for Christmas From These Seamless Velvet Rugs 328 @ Forty handsomely fringed gx:2-ft. size seamless velvet Rugs in attractive Chinese patterns and open field effects with rich border. Choice of mulberry, tan, blue and taupe grounds. $6.95 Value, Special. . o &.3x10.6-ft. size it $30 Fifth liloer ma © . Friday—Select Your Gifts From These Universal Carving Sets $ 6&2 seamiess @ Three-piece good quality Universal resistant sea: steel Carving Sets with stag handle and capped end; in at- tractive lined box. $3.75 Vacuum Bottles Quart capacity Universal! | | Vacuum Bottles in nickel- stee! table Knife and Fork plated corrugated case: 84 Sets; 12 pieces with black coneanal handle. In ae _ ~$2.8 lined box 7 $6. 45 $1.95 11.-Pint Size Thermos Bottles... .$1.64 $3.45 Nut Sets, anvil cracker and 6 picks, $2.74 $1.25 Bread Boards, with knife... oe $1.90 Lunch Kits, with vacuum bottle. $1.64 $3.50 Universal Percolators i ee $6 Mirro Aluminum Oblong Roasters... $4.85 $6.50 Mirro Aluminum Oblong Roasters . $5.38 $5 Mirro Aluminum Waffle Iroms....... $4 $1.95 Mirro Aluminum Kettles $1.49 Resement ‘intilerr $6.95 Value, Special. . $8.75 Knife, Fork Sets Universal resistant stainiess ieee oo ee Save Remarkably on $57.50Trunks Offered at “472 @ These full-size Wardrobe Trunks have a new and most convenient dust door, an iron- ing board, shoe compartments and other features. $47.50 Wardrobe Trunks, $309.50 Trunks—‘ixth Floor PopuJar Model 30 Atwater Kent Radios Without Equipment 85 € A Christmas gift of this ef- ficient single-dial Atwater Kent. would mean years of en- joyment of the best radio pro- grams. The Set is in mahog any cabinet with all $122.50 (‘om piet © equipment Radioa—*ixth tn nn athe et ~- ER mre at — cee Ae LC TEEN O O C LCO CLL LEO LOE eo a = ss ~~ Chocolate Creams special, Per Lb.. 29¢ © Take home several pounds of these Chocolates with vanilla whipped cream centers; candy that is pure and wholesome. Basement Women’s Pajamas $5.95 Value, Special $2 95 @ Silk and cotton, novelty rayon or printed fabric Pajamas in a variety of light colors. Se- lect for gifts. Basement Men’s Slippers $1.95 Value, $ | 39 Special € Black and brown leather House Slippers in Everett or opera style with leather soles and rubber heels; sizes 6 to 11. Basement Boys Sweaters $2.50 to $3.00 Values $ 1.95 © :200 all-woo! and wool-mixed Sweaters in coat, pull-on and lumberjack styles; plain and fancy colors. Sizes 28 to 36. Basement Men’s Shirts $1.29 to $1.50 Values 9Sc © White and colored Shirts in fuli cut. correctly tailored style, with collar attached or with neckband. Sizes 14 to 17 Rasement Eguard styles—large or small collars and all serviceably tailored. Wide choice of patterns and colors; sizes 33 to 46 included. Basement FE_conomy Store Bed Sheets 63x190-in. F riday—Lace Curtains Seconds of $2 and $2.50 Grades—Pair $729 @ Odd iots of beige-tinted Lace Curtains in tilet weaves; with fringed, scalloped lace- edged bottoms. $1 Ruffled Curtains —of white crossbar scrim— with ruffled tie-backs to match. Special, pair.. 59¢ 100 dozen all-linen Porto Rican hand-embroidered guest Tow- 39c Grenadines els in beautiful designs and White Curtain Grenadine in | dainty colors. 39c dotted and checked patterns; |] priced .. x“ Bedspreads 36 inches wide. Spe- 22¢ Seconds of $12.95 grade: rayon cial, yard 50c to 60c Cretonnes | and mercerized cotton Spreads —ix108-inch and 72x108-inch Remnants of brightly pattern- ed Cretonnes: 2 to 10 yards in | size, including bolster. In rose, length. Special, 25 orchid, gold and $6 50) C grecn . ca . Basement Kevnemy “Store yard gerne 3 Basement Economy Store 81x99-in @€ Famous-Barr Co.’s special make full-bleached seamless hemmed Sheets; priced advan- tageously Friday because of small stains. Linen Table Sets —with s9xs9-inch size cloth, hemstitched hem and colored border, and six nap- $3 99 ‘ . kins to match Porto Rican Towels Woolens scat $1.69 Q&c @€ zoo yards of all-wool fabrics for children’s dresses; plain and novelty weaves from which to choose for Winter wear. Silks $1.38 to $1.59 Values $1.19 € 2000 yards, including rayon taffeta. Georgette, , printed tub Silk and striped tub Silk. Besement Econemy Stere ea Pair... € 2000 pairs of lustrous rayon, tricolette and sorsheen Bloom- ers, in light and dark colors. 27 and 29 inch lengths. HKasemen! Women’s Hosiery $1 Value, Pair. 65c ¢ ee i aE thread silk and silk-and-rayon Hose with lisle tops and reinforced feet. In black and colors. masemest Women’s Hosiery Irregulars of $1.75 ? | 25 and $2 (,rades. @ Ful)l-fashioned eilttinis silk tops; in black and colora In appropriate Christmas box, Men’s Socks —.. One € Woo! and rayon, wool and cotton or rayon and cotton Socks in several fancy - pat- terns: light or dark colors. Raesemest forts covered with n coler- — ed or floral printed fabrics and | filled with Just 85 in the lot. Basement Hose with reinforced feet and. 100% new a :

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ik cote aan : THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ———aal ——- OL oR RR ANI —————————————— == zi “a Editorial Page We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted a & - Daily Cartoon sees a ES Sieescti sss pave Be PONE nee. mR INIR s % LLCO ” ———— PART TWO. a THIANSECURITY OBES TER SY EAE ALae Sy Be | PACT IS RATIFIED Ra ATL iy eee ie erat oine oe 7 eee ya ¥ peo ~ o " mnre-annnamnitinatiy . —_ blend nepatnatenaliniedieaeion ae ~ 794 a yes s - , a Aner 48 ‘siteaais . , ae Enea: —_ ae ° ie Sea et = J £ a aa SO - 7} - . ees stills etait : a 1 singe ARE rR NCR CSG We Su ear pee ee ‘ ‘ ne , piiuchs Meee 2, eee. tee Nk en tan ZU | om, mf ans ae 4 mat Special at tere | On Your Gift List Put Women's ¢ Ewe asi ¥ é ) (ERC $ 1000 Fancy Pillows 4 5 croment Wil and Boudoir Slippers 265 Va iy VA SS a 3 905 Choice i 4 ar ~ ~R Er oo a ‘oor 2 8 se pe —shown here in many practical and exquisite styles— f ing kinds certain to please on Christmas. : = — ee nani stlin pd | nn the following P > € Beautiful Fur Coats for @ Boudoir Pillows, crisp taffeta Pillows, livingsggag: ~ he: aaa ae yor Satin D’Orsays Satin Mules € Very fashionable Coats of Fy’ - “~ hey women and misses: authori- cushions of velour and tapestry—a profusion of iim... .. jJuco-Slavia, has beem’ —quilted and satin lined; in —with feather ornaments: American broadtail, platinum 7 Matis . =” ; - tive kinds—the assortment presenting a remarkable gift “ted by the Albanian chamber a) tits 4. : tatively tashioned of natural pg ws | fe . Slack Gme cotere with Seath- a Sa an or bronze caracul, Hudson seal a, : choice at a very unusual price. Included are: , earlier dispatch seamen er soles. Priced, $3 50 daintily lined with $6 00 d kk ‘ ; : t, Sou and coco squirrel, Jap weasel, ae sae indicated aan among af $4.00; Mules ° satin. Priced . (dye mus Tat), pony and “ ss Ledern’| |Rideuek: aeal (dyed Seeumete Lee. Beutel Shirred Rayon Pilewg -o «. te to ee Quilted Satin Cavalier Boots........$5.00 muskrat—some tailored, others , | eta 8 oem EN ge A ew Pillows, handmade. Silk Taftete Pilg; 2: ratity the weate gan Black Velvet Carriage Boots........$8.00 extremelv dressv. An ideal Pind os | gg ’ p mene Bolster style Floor Pillows; fled. ; i. pres Biases Be Satin P . in-lined . $2.50 : er > F | krimmer. All pelts are ot ex- cotton sateen. Rayon Taffeta Piles, a" ; phone ee ee ee totes ee so oe croup from which to select a f, iia Taffeta Boudoir Pillows; Corded Silk Pillow, | et military clauses and ~ * - All — a paren | 4 Coats are very effec- * * * y ore ly made of well-matche -”~ tively ah | rious to peace im the Bal b : pelts. Sizes for women : . zh — wae oar = is of Many arel —__ @epeaiian official quarters stated yess) For School and Ideal Gitts— a a 72 ind a , contrasting pelts The Gift Needs of Many arein and misses included. isiicai wees A ee om ~ ~ Se ee Pe e eater anttittndiennnnatitentieeditly demas atiaaiond ak ot ot ripened -r LEE CAA a NR eee Be a Loder ie ae PN papas NN A eee ee eee F 4 e iG vege a Sa oe A “ss es a cea | SoS SS be 8 aha: Sea at i > Ne ag —— 4 ne i. 3 i ae Si ied vie ee ae cS a en ae ry = ¥ se ea etn rms dah ~wt Was asserted, is we t of friendship and: _ Girls Coats Gordon Silk Wear ' | “ae tween Italy and Al? : ania "3 ng peace cnaranteeing | : W m n nN My ses’ ‘ ap xc nt moe 7; ‘ : Ta: } slute s reignty and territorial | Special $43: | omens and Misses | Excellent Choice of ) — beni, ane . = ’ 9 LC LCs b 3 ind «mphasizing the principles! "gen edan Sweaters 1 , Women's Gloves | csien ex sen Bre oo Lease of Nations. Ti *@ Warm, serviceable Coats for school- $3.95 to $5.95 Values ! Te Fl ced and of -xcellent quality, th : = nape nee ee , girls of 6 to 14; of heavy coatings in ae in. oF The Pair BE 2? treaty was within a ON EAE IS, iy oe eae gute sree cee et. 1 tial a 1. ’ = are » 7 Per: teins ‘ cli fhe eat ic Eri” Hey ty ee “4 Pel hy. i SMS Coe eee RD Ne Tes, adiegs sale ss ail oie UF See oe oe ai aa be * sae ee PE RAS SS RRB bell sR eel ae page X Ries | TR CaS ty ae yr SF a A et Ai eR A A OR! CR AL AL A: eB Ott lt Al ie: cant a — : . ; | % Military Agreement Charged. of 4 > z « Mieeaie ae be nm hbo ale 4 Tots Sweater Suits ee _ ur Gift Certificates—issued at our [ x . = oo e "hl | _ Ww , . . : nie an exchange desks | m1 wiih id 3 Gileve “ilk ear—Third Fleer —_— vijer incare ' €stornaie® geam . oi : Sam aS a ta mays. wishes to Rave com- the 7? -_ = = a ‘ NZ . > *- : * * & et i ’ “Ti? #Tlie-—— } ¥ $6.95 and $7.95 Values Velvet Brocades deemable by recipients for what they —of imported washable chamois s | most. want in this Dominant Store. riday, the pair... ; | BEMBecho-Siovakia. Rumania and Special $ 85 —on light and dark Georgette Siibineinscteeied “een nusually Attractive for Christmas Gifts Are Ti S Saawis ane to eee hcsdtas cue ee $6 95 Value $ 88 | a « . ’ trpment - E ench policy ail d....... oF wy . Brass Desk Sets “@iPs rica ‘ “ a “, , id : , Glass Jar . a . ae . 75 a =. 9 “: , “ne ents . fhe paper — es ¢ = ; . i - 3 a ee Bs Y ) eae ‘ ee 4 => is ? » 2 : ee or ; re. & es ; ot. a tS * p C $ LS F oe Be-e ES eS is PY ch +g be is Ls ¥ SS ye SS 2h >> > of BSG 3 a 2 2 « is ” ee . “3 ee A ur & * ¥ es ea eS, oS , - 2 ~ SS 1 ? ES ns = > Ps a . $e? tf @ 5 a - sy « a > _ = 0 a a ‘ee 32 9. > 7 42 | -_ 2% ~% . a Le » 2) $a ae wa i - ta 2, ae ‘ t. . oe 3% = “Se. j i a | a8 A =: ; : os ; - alii iaaiandincetnitibaditnastaliend. candeamindiaaa EN nnn oad ee 4. ie ne a A ae Bee . gowns and wraps—the velvet br : a j | Af} Tots Party Frocks many hues are beautiful on en a } SO si . a Ta —An Idea Priced... uch military grounds. ma \ | 2 3 tf — 7 An icde2: | sleevel ith cunni : j Pa 4, dsome 6-piece brass Dal “ eless, with cunning ruf- $3.95 Charmeuse inch size desk pala ] s tac-|* =o at Fra hrough the arm ac- : —— Liege. supplies Jugo- > * ay, paper knife and med via with cannon, rifles and ma- - 2 to 6 years. id ; 2 - ial o All-silk, 40-inch, twill-back satin Char 4+@i4 . calendar and stata Bhine cv Also the last revolt) mar- lef , meuse im black, white and day- $? OX a Saas Piece time and evening shades. Yard => thania’> had ag Us if- Silks—Third Fleer le eat — & ch Vetilttetaeatt ice 0) ee ge en ‘ ene “> Dit, Orden % An. pba age sani ail ether haiti itobon os ae ? i a ° si SaaS rail - 2 as . ay y ' ) Lr Ni owe me — So! ene Sn ee nes - ey £ me O@ > tro’ « * ~ “= : ~ i Practical, but Attractiv eo Sj : | OT ; pire- and ally the Jugo-Slay gen- . + . r7y 7 7 = 7 ——— = . es : » ee to ii j ’ . , i "> i; 3! ari? ree t I igo-Slavia ” Sepacciacemaceaeaaas ein . re : f J ; - oa : ; r = - ‘% ‘ + a . ™ , Tt , ’ 4 Be f ; 45, Se a . 2 ade ’ A gift that will charm book-lovers! Wal- | 75. . 4 | , zz juttin COOKS sc} st ; iti - - c f the report that tae ro-piec oe eee Bee ee a er , .- @€ Two-piece models of Striped, flowered . 4 wf. gh ith thes 250 pal . rlv arrived lored Christmas Candies — Uiteer and plain ‘watada #) . s +: 4 7 , a . . . . - a 4 ( 7? " S “On “errs Coe — . : es : a ~~ res Wikis Piaiss COLTON tianneiette—in slipover Bi sivel — } ; ’ ’ a ee eal — m ia ‘9 a Drotectorate - Or mannish effects—trimmed ; ; . : : ifui”, a palataeain , ro a se in ribbons : : : ta hanta was followe and contrasting shades. ‘Connecticut Beautifel § 0 eee i Many Coil ! : } : tT ’ amd “Maine Beautiful” Sbbiraussrcsee es . any olors—Regular Sizes . , ~) iS. i zs Lev": wholeso: & atenenn A.3 f a » ia — - eee oe ee (rey ee ape gan SOM t tS , } - “ne ao ee aie ah cic Se EEE ES pha a ta: Bi Pi? SOR wes ™ . 7 - *2 c * : ype pacieall » Ss te Re ee Ae a GIES eee eT ee ee ee 5 2 P ; ss ie c bi Bae dy (at er ERS : Talielaaat ies . : Pease SAM 5 oy) , 4 ” Eb Lg gee) ae ° Ge Wer tok ity - mn ~~ -" P ‘al f : ie ‘ : £ Sess) ait a Nga ee a o . Secend Flieer « e- | - Christmas Sentiments E ; f ; ; ndure in Gifts of High Quality ; . - RS ie ng factor J Just Arrived—T hese Christmas Day Will Find Many Delighted With Gitts ot Thesé "a | een ee oe a Pee MAD, Lelie AEs oh Sper ety fi hagas % 7 . ee ee | : ipon as a pretext.” Diamond: Jewelry Boys’ Sweaters | Men's Broadcloth Shite ME ats —A Superb Collection of Pieces of Exceptional Worth : ee S&S > ; 7 a ba . i siis*r tn Rome that Jugo-Bava. 7 ¥ » G To EST I In White, Tanor Gray—and Very Well Tailored PESO ace a treaty ‘with Alea a ile 1 NT npitign otras : a. nee Ga ee a ae ee ed “ Para , . sh islets ; rhe . then Ae PAP rere P oS ae 3 ve anata ik v FEN, ME ae Ap Beaten sa ee 4 am a 3 Aes ‘saat negotiated by tay. @ 4 has not even seen ihe Minister. it was stated. . - : x = > * A > 9 =. ora : * ] } . ee te : Diamond Bar Pin GIT MG ka ee m= Seige 3 is = —, | An exquisite jewel is this Platinum Pin SS i pi a a ip we “~ cto titanel : ‘fm SO ay Spokesman Denies Na- set with a large diamond and to sma!!.- ‘ : ‘ SP ' —_—— ie tlon Will Leave League. - Diamond Bracelet nm on : ee -. | . P o ’ J “gi F Gt ~~ — eae 4 * Don't ge" 4 a er diam a | 2.3: => — weighing 2.12 $045 A gorgeous dia- — set with a naivette ? 2 recat : mond surround- iened diemand commas Ge uae f —_ -f. C} ] | 4 - ; : napec mon center. O45 SiMaiier Cia- eS ags j s. ‘ . s+ irts Oo } ‘a2n ~ - = —— ; t@® if enaey This is the: ¢ se Sen dereae site —_— oF i 7 ‘ - BES ' the Governments ef'¢ . TY Diamond Watches — . monds and real emeralds. A $695 Solid white gold or platinum Wrist in ec’ Of exceptional value at.. In a Special Group nelish Broadcloth—i BS As ; > Europe to Jugo-Slavia, in’ atches set with diamonds—and in Diamond Rings — OEE ITER 8 a I et at s¢9 . a C7 with the strain put upon! Smartest styles, $32.50 to $6q cot oa Tr. ; ‘ ee | $139 30 | inged style 18-k. white gold Wrist : ‘ Ss ' K Ly — F gy 3 8 Tt /-igG-Slav spokesman denied ka " : ; . a Wa * ia ~ 4 4 Peay : ‘ . -% : Plat age Watches with 6 diamonds and 6 s * - ** a - — - reve f : ie ’ tne oo: A be cove by! _ : : Deferred P a sapphires signer ™ : $250 dlatinum bow- a , Each Bag is attractively lined and 2 ' rt Smaces in- ae a ‘tacnec. knit bottoms. Sizes : i | await Beri Ps finite a = ha ; r ayments May Be Arranged With Our Department of Accounts knot settin 4 to r7. | of ae 3) finite act, iS a7 : & CC Liag. are . Raiu r@ 'o cestroey the | ge Diamend Jewetry—Watn Fleer oT as ‘Mmtegrtty of Albania. be- | rt Main Fleer aaa “Spealing to the League cs : = tie meantime the Jugo-lavs pice ies iteciated Presse Aa MgB Rag iM ink" mr — alesis " m - Sy a wok np a « why cicsiehipieumel x “ore ar sia cl Sage m 5 ORT SOR he we shed: o i ‘ i, ee on bial sop F # 1 ie 4 LI ES OTOL PS Bee PE ; by cae ; aage : ,. VP tl aie ae peng PS el dain nai? Sh “iP dts, Fran Oaep Ls ae COM 4 i EY OD nA CT i al at me . =" “2 - a ie Serene. os caida DR ip CM rate iat sf is 3 . xy = Ceti in Pe Ser doe «6 sitet oe) of h apaaed , } ee - veh adalat ee é es yin H eee y aie vw: me aks gated oso GEES Oot ts Te RL | a une gi a at Teese £8 de eit SURE ieee ale ea aeeeiatss . int: ee pi Pei : , , Le ay, ole a Pee OO ae ae 7 : oS WIN Ngee : f ore ae Le -¥ BRAS EP Fi te be > ee k sed, te oe, aah ER eee . e A a . b 7 ev aes Nar o me ee RA See rg hh a ete eh Eee ee aE sh pee che. 5 a” hated — 7 + 3 1 Whe “ ~ X ) . . x i sagas na ile Evie Are. NR Nah Naas deem ep ete, eee ye ch 45 ee eater} oi ' re » es .) Su Fe bs : . wi ie, ‘a! CPO OP eee ees EDL PILI LOE: BBE I Ht INN all ata he ya « * a 7 it ‘ s Favored Kinds at x 15 2, Pa mare oS Be BOA py We od e he. wen LORE ARN Re Bie ARN t8 St RU NOE: aeNR” sattata pest sated wal mB tS 4 DB a8 Higgs Rial | well m > am accessory that solves Ged. 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eeeet steetsssssses 3=> aesee sebhese s8pstgt $etlett wae3 Just a Minute »° Editorial Page , Society—Drama ¢ Daily Cartoon siiestcsiistsestsrsttssetstsrres st 38h; ” +o. voee SPO reeeee ED PAGES 2 21—24 1.6.6. RULINGON TERMINAL CHARGE § “UPHELDBY COURT | ae of Certain Transfer Tolls From Western to PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, “THU RSDAY E V E NIN G, DE CEMBER 9. 1926. geen nan ne ey on ae eee at eee a eee QAANSECURITY Prbibiton Wil Be Pivotal MELIONOBIECTS Four Now Seta ake Up Ther Ds ACTS RATED ee ident ves 10 TAX REVISION BY THIS CONGRESS B Y A L B A \ | A Maryland Senator Says That Liberty Can Be ; Violated by Sumptuary Laws Almost As Deeply as By Fetters. Secretary of the Treasury! Advocates 15 Pct. Income Tax Cut in Line With Wish of President. -—_——--- _— tion of Chamber Is Op- posite From That Antici- pated by Jugo-Slavian, Officials. | By.) Kte* ITALIAN PRESS — CRITICISES FRANCE ee "Post-Dispatch 20-23 Wvatt WASHINGTON, Dec. prohibition facts and figures piled mountain high in a measure .of respect due brave man struggling with versity, there would be are almost ludicrous 1 speech temnpt to:mop up th oods with which Senator Bruce (Dem.) liquor that illicit agencies of pro- Maryland, a leader of the wets in duction and transportation are for- the Senate, has renewed his fight ever creating and moving with in- for modification of the Volstead struments so often contaminated act and for ultimate adoption of py prohibition that many of them, the Quebec plan of liquor control. it ns lay well be said, in the words The speech is an encyclopedic of Dean Swift. foul mops, Statement of the w@ cause. they dirty more : marshaling his eviden: vine to Sweep creased drunkenness unde ‘the Vol ee is Mespit 2 all but pa- stead act, of the corruption amo hetic F his periodical announce enment With Rifles and Prohibition — Opposes browses tion agents, of rum ru 1} ents hs t jast Mrs. Partington > Fancy Pillows 2 _ Machine Guns. iy MG Gd forcicn + lps es Canceling Debts. $ 8&9 :. drinking by women and minors. om o the offir of sweeping back the 4 ies the growth of bootleggiftm: : . ian i} a ‘ rT COOLleLLIS and atten 4 e were not such a ee ~ . +r the Assorcia.' J cE moonshininge i bs ] Li ‘ . ~ By ( H ARLES CG. Same the Senator says the irapveous. frank. a >AN A, ile “ t i UUs, it eee, Gl TIRA- | striking proof of : ; of prohibition is the enor tweel ‘Tes 2 iN ") Ren oOwine ur and tapestry—a profusion of attrac- a: . 7 in grape-erc ywing. nsure : ne vineyards of ‘( sortment presenting a remarkable gift BiMaitied by the Albanian chamber. 4. gays “which were au, e é 7 bn j [} ‘ UpPy unusual price. Included are: Fan earlier dispatch from Bel- have been witherea py Seo as the \E TESS strongly Shirred Rayon Pillows. curse of now ra) > a Ge, inv: A = ’ ‘ re hibit rf nte in poses pe - rmanent tax rey ria} on Silk Taffeta Pillows, rat- fled. | Rayon Taffeta Pillows. patan : Corded Silk Pillows. i Aghation = ~ . the Associated Press Ra ae Colored Embroidety Brit- P ROME. 7 yy | Bane tany Lace Pillows. ened + 16.000 acres in 19°¢ Needlework—Third Floor mains no secret military clauses an Government s “Puerile Task.’ akness | ; a 2 “It is only when we sca: Mm no way c: onsidered in- , betokened f this sort from day to da he ten tl - | ‘ “ tr ry) - -~ rats ‘ x uceE i ith Boudoir is &. Pillows; Fugo-5.a\ gue the entire grape ec ,f : : +} Ree re Ang dite , searcn ruit juices ermentec (nis session and recommends Mould not ra sae i c? ‘ ial Mlalitec eden ee , Bianres France for by 400.000. 000 Jugo-Slavia. vineyard acreage in the Ozarks ....c+, ie has risen from aed a Press Se | »? ae aa Gece rit Pillows ; many instances ae "OO? isgZzv to messag- suggests +} * i Pe | b- _c gurious , " a , | bite ' eve ty va reorryiy? “35 | ) the next ITESIC shlachi Glove Silk Gar- : Peso. . oa” ae ee een renal very . = 2 Mm@tegrity to Albania, and cont it it might w : tor Brus dec} - j ~ ° ; ' Exclusively {| | | | : m- i that it mane ghd eruphasizing i€ Dp cipies y,overnment uor home Fs Ww Lyre OY ext ‘ lad ite - ae ; EOE TARE TAIN LIL IN winiels So : od ss" en e . ernment merely a? ins re! rese Yi? : hit r; : oOrTween tails — ] te ; , ting, a corporeal cr: texture resolv fay P y | . } . 3 oO 4 } agzal Ad ist lassed by "Alexand er the Gre vith ea eS, ; a tinn + should 4 bre attractively BS PEE ellent quality, the r Glove Silk Un- widely given: "lé a as purposes we wr ensio! d bodice styles ’ , 7 of pi | ; : and peach: also mS . , GPiatic YTadcaius, di r} aii { . ‘esse] of vater, "+o add ; : tetas TOES _ +: le. bee : $1.95 : é the Sglikan in‘ ittle veast to ua little wort “ye age: ear i} “In olors to match since the S—also in sand | | alia? tribute the: g¢¢. Priced. .$2.95 i ik Mm outourst 2 outhern Eu- has demonstrated , ve aa . . ~ +f - appetite Tor GEN. MARCH SAYS GERMANY iS RECOVERING FROM WAR | Doing Most to Kehabilitate Itself; American Officer HKeturns From }° ive- Year Trip. A®& ae Lae © ted ree YOR eG. s makin ‘he most strenuous and 3 of all kK perty w! Sumptuary other words. pract passage of the one occurren . aes . \. olstead vence ‘ ace . : Pr a . 7 . » r g wane SA y, Si Tle miz I ‘ . , Lor , I 7 : . 7 - oe ¥ ‘ ' rice ‘ rade under the guidance of jy a apg ed = : ; een in effect on n ury, and of vigorous argument: $3.95 . ; \d a ‘ ren r) » , . . oa Er, F me , ss ' . ve Ati 4 ’ as i | r) 4 Vs I LL 1 : I! il »T . ; ‘ ; >) ‘ > ry ‘ 4 " ‘ ft} , ro 4 : Br ‘ : —: a @& Military Acreement Charged. of the Fefer: a ' : , ) quire nat we do ! Hayment of the public d le &p- | : | i 4 } . | 7 | ays .e3 ; Q . i by ¢ : } 5 P = (yiorn: ; . Rey wii seen ites a a ‘ , ’ if «a ‘ 6 ’ Le an Ol, s bodice, step-in \| R at arte ey a h int pink. the ‘sermany = : alia Si VE Wis! ; .? r BVe COTi- ii iy ; f | raZo?! 9 lz } as f Surplus ih asan ° . O- if cLivic , sees £05 ang L, eae -a2 state . : hi x 7 . Vits ne BA Lie ‘ ‘ane } MI: +} ‘tired Cmreeeeeee Gilts Arte 7 ROGER ciavin—and to use it as as —_ =e oe Selle. gegpich pei ee adoption,’ he says. “Surplus is a ont in gther) that the Prete ere ee ee his re- tour abroad from ’ Awnceare 1. ceeded by sincere ef cargo WOU Specially Priced. —Oaman Vigna. leader of the aAlier and : - o e oundcdation oO. 2 new laimed by against the elghties, be- was abolished, | nation, proc ‘tator, has lease of propagation (sen as supreme di: new back March McEmtee met iis dead. The end Arthur the more were the Uel)s Saves 4 dispaten the ; a. , «1 . . ; 4 ; : . . A. . Z +} ’ 'c : } ‘ .7 | * if sti » iT : tL iti aA i w ‘ noo O00 at Or } ; ted to receive the at! le wi : . Bar lie, + . ‘ 4 ¥f sn ? 3 . o . 4 + a ‘ _ jan ; . «az : “¢ ' f e* a | . . as ae i ¢* c(t ‘ " ; , } ; } . . p i) ' eyiis “Tl ¢ . . cited » Bemioffi, lal denia! was giv Pn }- Sna T } : 4 . ‘ . - , fhe retiren ; eu ae Up, A ich bid i sci 5 a atone , d : : * the order (others Tor : under Wingate ; ~ ty s.. ; 6 4 ae il! je? e ferms of the ] owt: a OW - purpose 4% ; a ae : s &s : r , 3 4 ; (tra dj ( ross Ol hit pi ha ‘ : ae 6°Od)6¢thhe report through Vienna Unde! PSE ais ! . ; , and and 1 repay rth 66 cents. ‘tant. Henry E. Lackey La ‘hi! Emir by the 4 i tate : P hi¢ Sink! t Lata « ; ; , P so (‘an ler ; i seat . . ; ; ‘ ‘ ; 4a i J ‘ er; 7 ° . " i : > . i ” ft 19°) ry Ww tiif YY bg “) ror 7. . 2 . } ] j +] itt ee . - day that t Premier Mussolini er convention ¢ dip shattered + of foreigt ans see 1 "Te 1 appreciation n AG. 4 oration ‘ommand-. Khaiifi a8 u \ ; ii ger are! LOL), . ia ia 4 ae b . ke ha ; .% , : : ke ane ; nor , i) ¥} , Pa , : French licies : im ris id @ ay did ‘ein in ) hich Clavermment tevenuet S we : . or : i ‘ : 4 t . : ‘ Ley? ¥ tie 7 ~~”? i; p+ ci At . i . ANAS ‘ “4 i oF ; . . > ” | > ; e : . - " ; 7 . ‘ ? r rT | ’ ¥ : , 7 ’ 77 ’ " ." . . . Den} i ; , -¢ ¢ “" * sii Pil i a © © © | Fe . i Ne D) i . 4 Aas ‘ A ti she ital i j is ? : t ; 4 2b : : q PDB : ' ri | . +> halt , ’ i a 4 . 4h ‘ YASH " : +2 bd ‘ ¥ F Z y ‘ . P v > : tig i rT f+ A } | . i» ’ : ’ " " ’ ; ’ ; wr j | as ’ . ’ ‘ | ‘ P * > ’ ; ’ i‘ 4 - " " j ALi Todas rill charm book-lovers! Wal- Books. each illustrated with ctures. The following Kight dan 3 1552-58; stan who served with the , fought Kitchener pb . ' , +4 7. +) Flotilla im European | ines ne been selected by the | come under the banne! of to receive Mahdi Lis Dec. 9. 7F aval attioar Dollar Worth 66 Cents aVal OLTIicers tribes Lic: h amnnin a.m decora- Mert! ® ‘ + rie qdecoractivcr!r re Beautiful” under ris f aera ni TWee . lcfficiencs } je pa rtrrié f“onxerTes : nz } 7; Lick tik eld Ds p i * i* * *a ae . . . " ‘ : ‘ ; ‘ ian i Meet ; . 1 ‘es sti Bead t : } l 5 a ‘ . é A ‘ a\A : - 4 ie \ ~ . “ ’ ‘ ’ +? : | a4 ha | ~ * dee 4 aan te eas * an ' ws iV - “ ¢ . P . * , + by mst) yr i rif ] a} a) Nations in Wwiici the Ope hing ™ 7 “ee ; it lia i the Worid Proto eee photographed on the Capitol steps, are . (left to right) id Wi art, who succeeds the late Senator Cummins, of lowa; Harry B. Hawes, of St. Louis, | Ro in tor Williams: David I. Walsh, who defeated Senator Butler, the Coolidge can- didate in eastbound traffic delivered by souri Pacific, M.-K.-T., and Rock Island. The Wabash and Burling- WAR PRI (INER FOR with the Eastern lines in the long j \ | Litigation. ‘James H. Wilkerson and Adam € of the District Court and ] A of Appeals. An appeal to the Su- premne Court, by the Eastern lines, | gel tor the Missouri Pacifie, said ro 7 Annihilated Egyptian Ar- decision meant a saving of abovt $ " 5 fort ¢t rig - == ma saps ' my in 1883. : 5 et or ions 4 Tea eae tween the cision last July, denied a claim of es aaa sl = the fragments. like th: ed seies sin a ee Ena e wet , B the Western lines f : f ments. Giornale oF (} 7 af Mit ister = 2 id eo nder Seen cti have me a prote even 3} »s ie ’ ipania, provi non power Vas Slat Signa menaces (Dat . ry . *»* aae ‘Don't This is the bie the other Balkan i people if outsiders hy (;,overnments ol mern Europe to Jugo-Siavia, in Pehection with th put upon Jugo-Slavia alo-Albanian tnat e@ strain relations bet Teal, ween by the It Worried seven Foreign Ministers ae = Officially. the e The Jugo-Sia\ spol “ hignt Jugo-S}; » Le ofr 2 oe} +, . ; ; 2 Ministers gathered here f‘ouncil sessions nothing about correspondent that they possibility ambit imperil! Mussolini position tt be4f ODtained over S pa- develop- order say the friotic } > * T ’ *% tha lit for Italy worid ee ion Violation of , . ment ‘, ore? eague covenant, may uncdoubted|s oun apprehension vigorous await BY 6of - fome definite act. by This destroy the rendered Albania. be- cil’s action yesterday in League all possible means of strengt Jugo-Slavsand speeding the operation © & nature to more the. ¢ eee ing St0rial integrity of '8Ppealine to the meantime the the adopted HiSO EGYPTIAN CHAMBER PASSES LAW T0 CUT COTTON ACREAGE Measure Third Limits Planting to Normal for Period. One- Three-Year rT | fhe Deputies has tion law unde! cotton acre- age ! nited to one-third norn vears. recent introduct Ommunique Was I18- {f;overnment, saving the decline ernmen’ condition: il in the this 70% make y to cotton grow- closelv watching decided the the sttuation utior ’ acreage. It arnine the marke? : beer best means to meet was bv limit was to corton was passed it would be and @everity. announced +a wy growers the law precision tne ireasu election . : - al + ministration 1 he argued pb}

not lack ot en Mellon's Strategic Hetreat Mellon's statement that he ’ pee amir aoes ns ie : : secOond-ciass, ana RB. T. Talbot first-c Lass. W. L. Beck We * § seneee pt St peOone Lieuts. ; ti iGa 60 FISHERMEN MISSING |* GALE Japanese Freighter Sends Out Dis- tress Call = Storm in Pacific. Ta nane He J&pahiens bound fron Yokohama, today, say a satorm off euvegkr f?, a distress cal was caught in Hokkaido rors } sent out the days Of jing she 7 . ° - id Nemuro ada rien Creag tT} tis ag? prosperity we snou prepar* he next emergency. in 2 ‘ « Drone ry ae. e¢amer Vi storm is gener: ? 4 . a a ° Son ‘ _ * ee F mm af re aeiides “rf Lrom Viie 0 : ~ , Ti Ppevera: >? buffeted gut the nal. h masts Installment. eae Buying. wireless “Within iim e report says. | lien bled She rerca ourse erentiy Us Ls ri has beet are reported missing along : -, “ ‘ 4. ia0 One baci Ja panes ‘o Bhanzg ier fis ornineg Sixts hermen fentinued on Page dered arouseG whites. and bega ORDERS 16 PILLAGERS SHOT Tartar the i imprisonment remainder Xovember, 1899 America will remain here perma- nentliy because this country {s the fitting outpost for American e2- pansion in the Orient.” hiding, but in following Januar) he was CAD) rif <i r Si ja Kir i; sent to prison lie remained solitary continement for “2 LEADER IN R OLT F Bullet Hit« Auto of Nicaraguan in Mexico City Street. Dec. 9..—-An at- strain we mh CL he OCF GI and (istnan a! a pure -rkuropean isin foun MEXICO CITY, was tmade on the Hife of Pedro J Zepeda, head of the Nicaraguan revolutionary Junta. omen tote night. An unidentified faa 4 other then ™#n fired at Zepeda as the latter isk vie totines against the was entering his automobile. The which Oullet struck the windshield. but Sudan, | aid not injure Zepeda. The chauf- feur had a narrow escape. Zepeda said he thought the ate tempt wae connected with the rece ognition by Mexico of Dr. Bacasa as President of Nicaragua. and that it was a pilot carried oyt by agente of Gen. Diaz. who recently was elected President by the WNicara- guan Congress, and who hag been recognized os tt’ conestitutfene! Chief Executive vy the UWptted ' States mixed na Know! dea se tery rr ar 4 itamMm «6OFT bea- oF. #i174.% Great Br trading ceased it #:iave ‘ 1¢Te ies ; = _ the insurrect tre entire On spread overt The soviet sentenced 16 he shot The of a gang of ai Le 9 fev Pretiir ': M Cpa Ourt tase -i¢ (pa Titii earried out many and pillage in the Varying terms of were imposed op the ts of 4 ier 4

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PEE A om PAGE 22 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, THURSDAY -EVENING. DECEMBER *. 1926. i ? Hy @ / brutal days when ai s filled prise rita , —— | oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The ing teenage : = is Dati “mis : aii iis s, who often stared there , they are 5 a Se Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER ported an amazil : idiiiaibtiaadiin abit = he legislators of Tlinois sheu! ‘tis : | ie se = es : Discembdcr Pudeecr Publishing Comper en, | se oe tanh THE JUDGES SHOULD RECONSIDER. ANP At Gig? Maange ‘ iy i nag fort b> gaagtrs a mae te cert a a ° “Wtpiggth ns 46 A IP PRL Mi RRR OS sod net yee ‘ee ; fe ie Seon cnet pm SLI ee 5 Rr ~~ tow —— ee ~~ —_ © ye ites. | Bow. crue Soa Ye - 2 | Pash e-irenit Faden Tttner re? . ‘ ¥ sas 4 & dns = THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. 1 know that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal princtples, that it will always fight for progress or reform, pmever tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all parties, mever belong to any party, alwars oppose privileged classes and puDlic plunderers, mever lack sy rmpathy 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 plutocracy or predatory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. ro EL: AT oath i tenia ' cee + AVE og matic Aimee’. PRM CME yy hme peters ~— ¥ ONCE REN A GMD Pity BP en apeiron “Meet “ates 5 GO POREP RG SCARE GE GAS I AS milena Oe Te dn, ee a he aegis das Santa Paliade Pere, og ih a A ae eT Nase. ay AO Naaiaichaaa Senaeinns A PY Hee is 28 Mint Be _ ae ae sinabintlidisanisian ‘. i omnia | | Br | , | 21 adici “4 | I? one reads Hecht carefully, not) q iE AID INNO EE - Judge Ittner’s Fitness. Agee | | fot : Ben 3ut what is the public to think ¢ ‘udiciary wh | rw ef ths Post-1spet 2 "3 aH Lee : SOA a] a 5 ae ~ . - [= nh liverting lterary) seal goow what sert of human heart @#) y beat beneath the grotesque | "as eierade, something more than Wa at »pDhisticated cleverness | eoney sie eas _ There ts probabiy/ This matt: resolves ite a ee time to time. bu rese corrupt act the rural s Deen 2 criticism that Judge -to. t! By against this assignm irrespective of th ; 7 S ‘ = sort stories, here collected, any personal pied has mace. 3 ae a = . i a POP ae F ' : : throw considerabie Bgkt @ bank president . | 4 : aK ) : he essential character of Ben | to an employe that hea w: } make > : rr, soweve te ne suri act Pe ti¢ ) | ; : They were written when § washier in six 3 i the 1 ali OF : s ott. C vis ee , ~ : | 2 = 3 : ‘much younger am of emplore turns t in Sant ' > > a hor? slain oe oe fo 2nta! ba > erin Tt, . | be undesirabd! ould th bank p ee Se tad lil ons ae! ss i | | % , : 7 a : & ce 6Mmory, : is Te ized i hbeire: a ir ® .4 the one he has called . ’ . et : it 2 " * . ’ cen he bound > eo ; ‘ ; , ; i 7 . : cent 2. D ' re have not time for “ 1 Ne nic teed ticteoshab the appointment? i ee ies tt : st step orruption and misuse of influ- - | > ae 2 . eee - ; Rot identical, ther > analo Ws 3 : 2ace | rfui « uga to prey iat by a : tes it >: . = 3 : - oth ’ these. as in most ipie, and if anr Ju: Pel +h less tc rc ™ ue : he und di at existed ma : Be i ad i | -cllection, will be felt Ge: should vote aga ne igmment of a pity that woe Judge Ittner to ib . | eo wih etree Tee a a found for sentimental utterance. * neglect the Preface goes not do it. NOW THE VICTOR COMPANY. nog : p in : rn universit: 7 3 te ae | * ; - _ oe ine . Sever * ec . ae > Sa od - * > ; ghtning in it%°* . ai , the ition of OPN Som reel ah Ah ie agen ork i sate oe lm ny Harvey Kellogg, medi-.: - of the Battle Creex vist published «2 if “The Ftinerary of - a _ it i8 said to De “sas is a2 »Sook of trarel.” ANE 0 Ag VS Mk tery failing absolute! ‘hich be gave the pi bist ces aeedogtes rar > ee os ? . . _ - ; — . Y Se = | less than + 4 accomplished up and agsgert himself in an oO: 2 | ' 7 T. L.Ca the fighti: , measure up to a ctandard «hiah >) | = sige 1 : | : 3 ; s he : a Standard wh x ‘ - . wee , ' és is ivz , ' ee —- : te ee + . . seing Tmiade ** xc has t rig? 10 #®xypect . i > : : . | . ne ht to expect. al ieiitin i . a Lig , . hang ) SS ‘+ Saniuel Hopkins Adams ‘ er + yA — - . “ ‘ee : ,* } . . " ; . oe > . a e ad ee - ‘ P A CYTIZEN ee : ars S : rie Crntar Opec en es se i 3 © } hese Sere zs i - Ardent defenders cai. “ - -% nf , ‘ . n : , f ‘ 2 ; ry ' ” ' i z : Fs : " aa ' - / t * fe | | ! > : m4 t? Fa ‘> Fs 4,0. Reading Matter for the Sick. 2 ree s ed the : nd >re eo SS = > er ‘+r to the press the fT. a EX@l tor at ¢f} an — 5 ; : : 2 rT “vr ; ; ' he a ‘i Pr of the Post-:ispet loneers in > Pective as 4 ‘artod + | FLOUNDERING JU | | 7? : 3 | in. Jono Haynpes | i ’ ‘ - , cof oreclain riveif one of P ~~ - ° = wee ..¢s : 3 a. Ri ‘FT ;* a member of that body will fearless! ame | CEO from familly Le! » to the hiie a od ae « Sox ne , ( | r os - ‘ + 7 . lil ee Te! é : * -* = : : ~ | *> id + " ~ ~ 7 > : . ‘% . . ii? * i, eet FEN RCA a RAL PO eA nA ERM eS” Lage Aste especie ee, aie Cf DEER? RO PES cP Rg So TT RS RT een allah i, ie a ee oy a cis hed Sable hy RAGE PIR TERE EY LOS, 9 a ie : + x: e ; 4 ; Vore Renseme stipe yon. © OS é hey ARS alae a EN s Quest books for tients’ librarw in th. There are thou Znmes that are the public. ana : felt : thre +. ree ide knew the reed P fy ‘+ - : 4 - Ss ~ ; } rT? r > * « " a . . : “ ‘ 9 . , . . e . , ° on Ps ~ : : the benefit and p : ‘ a Hee _. tent behirz he admirak eid tery the 7 ae | cae ; 1 in alien ° : icted of vicla | = ek eh ae Bs a a! + 4 » m - " : : : ; . ; ; ; : ; ; in institutions of ~ nee PARLIAMENTARY ERNMENT ‘OOK has tat-) weuld giadty tur: Segre, : SAD ey 3 a 3 Be: — eee , : | r Ln an F e of Re 3 ¢ ac7 sort: a;t * — xrote «at : : a gees a ye , : as hallenge to ef) . = : . ‘ * o . . > ‘ J ; . - Ss VOTE OWN MORALITY ee toys ; = r a @ 3 yErt iimMmeaspaiere, ad ra gp? ap) Sow: ig Ah. "ost cor- . « 5 ~ rn sy ino * et Se S Reade oo L bsg S45 Se AEN xvas Rea a Stitution for distribution ee ) , —e , -enied : | | . ; [Pt 7. gs sera Soar sigs pes 7 Nordic species." We have beem ip} Supt. and Res. P! — www Sauce Of lai Wealth of the pasha os soe 7 @repon Co the metuod , | 7 "ha — . ete ain saaial ' - - . ’ * a j . - . ; - . — - —— 7 - ~ -« ?, - . . , . : . 4 — woe 2 = venautinggliaad me aie i. > yy . . F i il ; r 7 ; . fo . 4% ie _— . " , : ™ . ate n : ° : é Be. Baring a Jon, fare Sf'semmiiasions and financing fou “| upon case, they might. first, hae tempered thei SL Sones Se ee i. aanilias Raabe Sone aaloe La EFERRING (to ar} “er shen ow Nd -~. | re pt Fore : ie ae . ; Dianned ed for- : : should | ‘ * eric: : : : wr i one langer { , } ! ne ee met | — re | bittie Theater Shooting | js of Big- W Siace Volume tm “irae and the Man.” ed ~ : 7? — ~ * * L@tters From the ner ee. “A Contractor this gentieman that he expresses w a. * . ‘ ree Se aR RRL | Tike sea ieaal or en ee * ak ora gat Ht Re ie staples 5A eRe Db I beet oth xa x mon sylevard * ss eS * ? Lroug aA gr eee Meh wee. . _ a » . ‘ . ag I wanted, could have fi! nm ioien: a ae : : : i se : ' 2 i-a- = : aa | . , Cust manner. due %% . . ° . — . . Pee. Wa rt. .¢ 7 + “* . . > ua = - i ‘ . . A F a : Pe P ° cs ¢ : ~ ~ - i * .* , i / . ue ‘ 4 ee * ‘ ~~. > oo rd Similar service. | aa T could get the job br par: a fee of new steoci od men . i Le court: -g ri ie | : : | te ? ver : ' ae _ | ss + “ ‘ » Se" = =, : : . : “ ; . — . : . - - : : = — ¥ » * pe | ciassic query 25. I @id not have that much te are hoore i Seattle: 4 et : bi ae , : : Li sfate | > oe © h . be ; ” - . ; ~« J : ae ' , sn . . . . . = an P . . : : : : ; a . Pen to buy the job at tha: time. a a ee sol ie Bi ES ae ee ea GPE” a 7 | . = a: i — per@istent fusilade was — ~ liate iss/ ef no ter ntrarr. ‘s ressive : ar* turn receives ; e bb ' | ae | | 3 org) : = | : ! - = oe ‘ Sieh tek Sly athe Rete ey sarees FN ic Ma BA ns coy Pn tee PN: ies. 1 plan RO MGI, Rag A 8 ie. COE A iy ahd ra - = SE Sax *....2 GOLDEN TREES : . wt ther that ne Mara R , ; -f‘ornance, 36°04 s Angeles : ee - 08. . . i ee | : = iz. Was gree. txof (Nadinug eet + =a ah ape GAGE ty Wil ge gman iis cites 7 RS) ene ect thermore. it contin bay , ' : cheese _ alte eee si in ernacr . , , 7? Cc cy ' 7 in valve. whi > ' — Teen @ Managemen | MUSSOLINI . » +. S.Oocas AVS "ah aaa arena 1° St hE A Wii Age eg 2 € ae Neh? Se es VER PEGE % “i : the a ae 4 * VOCLD BE ~~ % MOVERNOR'S BALL JAN, 8 Be mm Retunda of the ( apitai. ge. SY iteaceg oa aie atetis HE. BR PR “ s * the opie , . - Q ~ = : " , Lae : +. 73 . | ' : : ; : : ~ | 3 tae were smashed into #7 eeeak while BLeriered ) ar ; . a ” mean — oO Ls , | : tg | ee = ' ' = gin . a RSOs . . 2? —The raiireads, mills, brekers , ta ) ® and imoas ) : , | : = ve ger all benefited at the very . — ” 3 ! | . | : : - 4 i wi — oe : ; . / | 7 bene 5" sed in mi 4 Pi.em fx - (,overnors cena a . 63 oo : , , . : | oo , rs ' } : o -_ ss enecary Colomel » : : : ‘. i & “2 4 ated oF Am in hopes ¢! ree continue ; ie | ® oF ve eae : . SS ) suiiaeas ait i ite - » oventae of 98 - pene @ate tn your unbiased *iitortale fer +, ' , 3 | | , aa , * . . : enw Catenin sree”. cause of agriculture. as ° are “ia eng t | | ; | ‘ ‘ini - ule f £m cal és 2O UL ‘oO be ‘an tye reir i: a ; : : , ) , ' ; : ,. “a . ; ye“ — s . a ee , : — wv | irde rire ‘ | 3 : a roe 1OR,. : . * ahd «mpeore 3 a “a if Jan. &. SiR bia td oe 42 PRR ree eet : t ; 7+. =i ote 2. ee ers S OG a iy ¥ i se Fk ow” ‘or your great ef? rer 2nd su < SCESCRIBER |) _& Fiat River. Mo.

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—_-—-— A _ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH eee om, rs « . . ire maint wht bir eS 8 jo h. * ou ‘ Se es . ee - ; be a ar, . . ° “i. . _ -™ on * o ‘ r = . ll ~ Na Og er ae ee JOHN G iF MM Malzing Mawuy. NEINAROT « E Concer ning Hecht na oO “BROKE oe ks.” B: Ben Hecht. ( Pas: as OV’ ‘CA, (Chicago. } HEN Be ¢ "He it gs “ C ur t ruge” appeared last season, it Was gC CiSCUSSE ] aS gon wee 4 ae hilarious #Tjiie. eC RESCR CET 7 OO ME o> tine SreesivelY sophis ted, a sort « giabolica: ' *Ktali eB Las ‘erary, thirsis Sureiy, a! rst giance., it peared sufficiently impudent apes” Sola hen da met the most sensitively modern. : cea ae “—s ~ 7 ho¢ Nevertheless it seems obable t! _ - —_ ' - “ 4 — & s - 9 . cr + Y * here are reasons [0 Sus- ter. 147 5 }- , ‘ gecting in the unbridled hilarities mam @ ee) tl iw - + * Ben Hecht somethi: oi the 0: oH we* gene deadly intent that Rione have fustified the loose- gould nthe mou. ne ‘pis. rueliging of Rabe- d } BT) (ag If one reads Hecht ca merely |S a diverting gream, but with an earnest # know What sort of h heart gay beat beneath the grotesque gasquerade, something m ore th ghighly sophisticate gay be found. ' lly, not literary desi To 4 % fst &@ more sensitive poetic spirit ee in the Lit ry world gan Hecht's It is ad of making musical com- ae “™ © ¥ = mint, 2S 80 Many poets have 5 gone, such is hb Mp breaks out into VL t> Bru book, Se like tne Fa is temperament t that outrageous Fu . appall- @s and fantastic perversities antasius Maliare.” . 3 The ehort stories. t e to throw consid wpon the essential c They were 2s... ah? written when h rounger and he ears was fres! +t+le Btory, ae nd the one he has called You hav not time for f these, as in most on, ¥ be felt the b of a pity that is too r geentimental utterance. + ne lecr tha pr efe eR ic u » ae ’ ghtning in it. > ’ , Harvey Kellogg. medi- ‘ . YT. + : c ba if ree} a. = PuUDiS ed 9 ‘ cr ary" . Te > ePPrary c z . a4 a ta rs T+¢ . g> * + ; j iS Saia 0 ye 5] ‘ - c ; AS ¢ HOO] of travels - - ¥ PO, ‘ + L . mrs f ™ uid rio ess Lat re abroad e eft, hi *¢ = $ Tr ye 7 Lf >. t e P verry. ’ 7 + . a “— }) Pas ee ‘ t4 } k "me ig ee Seneca A EE nr ae at i airiaatiiniitnintiiiai - us rr é " 4 ° . , ‘ 4 ‘ rai e) ? . S : aie, KK s¢ iat K iz = TS A A A Ae A ee A Tt ete i n a ATey ee (y ‘ft ’ a Ty? ht the 7 . . — a 3 o = # an ee ert lC Ce Haynes ~ > . = ’ > . . a a7 ' * Aon . . la} is LT3RSe iT one ‘ f ' : mi ; - ~*~ te . ’ o* Ss mes. nd - & er ae | ¢ ; ; # ‘‘¢ — ' P pe = ~ , ; Se i.€? rrote¢ ; ry . as +} ‘ eo? » . - ‘ 4: > >*? " a. > m . ~* : tn Lis , > ant ,} Ola . Lae wa aa : ERCOOK has stat- Vio ; — Be that he wre t . — ‘ > 4 7 ‘Tr, as hallienge to scies.”” We SS [We won't dispute Anita's clei PIBUST FUSILLADE MARKS > in cawing ‘bout for love, dene. SHAW PLAY BY STUDENTS have been . ¥ a“ ' > 2 ise 7 > td ‘ R Stace Volume in “Armes and : > wis nerds « the Man. és ‘Pa « ; “ > : .« 7 cf? 7. velo - tC ° ’ > : . . : . . " P ***? Pyare » * ’ 7 ; UG -* ‘ ' r 4 bacuda ; oie eRe ryé : i piade . Asia eS ae i ~~ Ta 7 ove rine: ? . -e~ . NG me i a fs) « ve ) ted cS - s o ~_ 4 4 f IA Me: S nen? Lp " ef « ,LiiG 7 ; + > \ses » er, ‘ c* oc >. ror Snoounge OT , aif 4 : bh -* , ~~ “-« a | 7? : ‘i. ts ‘ ‘ . a « 1 > “| u ~ » ~ rom s ~~ Seas Gro ‘ e 7 corpo ard Snawe “Arms and +1, e., +! rg Pt § ; : ; t m “ «+t. 7 -¢ “OY ae * . sab ug sé ‘“ ryt s QQ? ‘ Ss a ot in tt rig? . . "ea As as Le | & ci ‘ ,* e “a aia . | all . . f wrne!l suf ren: ‘ tnniaok . + a8 . } Nis ii dl » 4 , ~ or : - bh ‘ . " = ' > ; P : = * } righ’ . of the one wae s play, more familiar in ra 7 oe it > } - . - > hoe s &2 re) is) aS é ryerry te; : vas presente ’ . 7 re a ; : ah ‘ ’ a as OTrigiti: i } ; sh ‘ If: : * 2? ‘ ~~ aS Bike _ a © wort . wa - “? i 24 vv ‘ it tf a s wc @ ° } a . « ‘é = . ‘ Ta I rit . bed . = ° a+ ' se - _~ : a% ey iS: s ns cy" « hefore ‘ a - , ‘ “ ~* , . “ _ =.” eeine . . + in Te Rs . . + wy . bs j b 8 A " ~ 7 i‘ & ° . . : : aid-servant, 4 . : , - ‘ .« * ’ i. a ~ . luc THE RLAECTED SUITOR St¢ a ' ry ‘ ad ‘ , ; ‘ . e 7 . o . La . iad Ld OVA * roosters O.u em | : . «6 Re ¢ bl : 2, or ’ oe : = P s* bu aR 145 X QOuw . > — ya? . a : ts ’ is hi : ae 3F » fe)]] asleep, ‘ . _ ter YW P A . and - i> ; ie 3% i ‘ es i Oe ~aié ty "¢ 7 role M — ° ec _ ts Co _ . v ’ . hn . a ~ ut Fr ~ TIER \ WHISTLE WOULD BE BETTE oe ape Rages P +} i ‘ ’ : 4 > we s . . . HaACH @ a RNOR'S BALL JAN § Li} : , vie ot aé e : a” fi . & , , ° ~ « . s : + ul ai' ; a an@ il > " ’ ae a 10 Be in Rotunda of the . + . ! de rie - * s i ’ -» Ty hae U , > ‘s : mograph ° e Af . > _ . ‘ : = ' A ey-General of Missour. 54, = eve gE ‘ 7, @l the '* . 7 : Pd . #. ee = > . eri« ¢ il ~ er LOU Le oe eere s & a ; ’ ’ , ‘ ba " t+ . 4 «’ ee er ?y . _ Z i,overnor. ii: ii x : i+ a . 7 \4 i. a ‘ ovift ack” . : e at re i it? a inv enie — ‘ £ . — nar’ bh * § ; « = - ’ . ea! at ® r - _ » | f) kt f . : : iad ‘ Ti Hones ; . 7 > + ee its ‘a © c C7 7 of : beh ad P ‘ : re at i.*¢ "t"¢ : a sl s ° we , wh +s Be 7 ¢¢ : . ss bi AMES Laan any othe: patriotic Wiich we kno : a ire 4 . . + } ; ; , , + icg+ e can } ‘ a Opoiogisis that > i ° ‘ - _—— #“42i.0T] €Quai in every zseapect 10 +23 *T* }- y Ours, A2at dagepends upon wha > ‘ > , cr %¢ > ‘ 3 aid 4 Aim iS SBtta hed 2 the worid Civilization 7» r @T ; fr ‘ AAG ,'S | vi peo} are anv . (| Edgar Liie¢n Poe had a brot} = a « ta x 4 ‘ > = er } J . ig x"? ~ + . _) ‘ 4 “ t ’ “ » & L1¢ aiso WwW) poetry et. 4 ; 4 . i te tT ; 7 } . } ~44iS O Her ry roe wi De issue é »A 2 ee 0 ue a byt lL) - *}4 ‘yy ‘ r “+ ~ 34 . . ’ran this month in a limited 544 Ane 1-1. 2 } euiuioh wiich may we BSiart a y , . > ! pealiic among book collectors. Most of he T i ] } of t} poems tO be included in th: _ +} } : or omins A\?i La eee cS ‘ v U Ti We re CLi8scov- > 3 4 | ‘ , ered 1] O1gd pies of + ran Baltin ore ~ a s ~A-a 4 North merican for 12°97 4 Lai Alm ~* 4 2n ae) s &2 i—of w hic nh baie ta + - .v 7 Pay Oley (Wo Complete files are known reported ti is at work on a nove! based upon tha “l¢ * 5 ee , - ‘ p fe 7 uristopher Columbus. it too n t pe that, in looking far back into the history of his country for a theme. he may re —- ine marvelous mood in which “Sonnica” was written? Incidentally, ery few see; to see] have read that nove perhaps be- Cause if appeared in América igi: when most of the pnresen: WAS books. TWELVE MODERN AND THEIR Is there maneeenrad 3 J Adi, SI » ae 2) irony, or only pathos, in the title of this Volume” lwelvs Modern Apostles’’—a]l] but one avowed (hristians—and no two UNnMNEd In &U Bimple unde rstanding: Yet eve rythine that is recorded as sii peen Said by the Nazarens humble tenn r of the antient band of 12 would marve all these words. And yet, since men have a way Of mistaking shadow for aub- Stance and form for that of which form is only the medium, it is a gso00d thing that men should get together and frank)w discuss their convictions. Perhaps if they do this often enough. a simple unifv ng principle may yet be discov- orn did 7 © — red. el Triality ‘Nh TO : ~« 22 Ie | ¥ ‘ . hice ‘ Tad 4 Ww ae RUS eR I tT here. c 4 Z Q t ? F ae ain ae cv 4 . iimse if MY EARLY LIFE. By William 77. I-x-Emperor of Germany (Geor:e H. Doran (o.). ' tiere one, who was for fou: “s . vs T> P - * B 4 272 - . 7-4 i I © . ~~ ,v¥ ; © > . . = ; ry? ‘ i= ‘ j P| ¢ is ’ ‘ + .> on a .— ope ft #i- ‘orid War i is narrs ¢ Period overs being that hertx ’ ani ; ‘ ana ‘ hi Q aft ‘ is ? ntor I= . Ff - . TY 4 Hi t90) ? f ‘ . i ‘ > 7 > ; ‘ ,aT ‘ . z my er vv 7 “ ’ Tri « 4 ees a - oe ‘ - . (iaSsé s : a hz - + . le ; 7» ° — ec 4icé s s Le i® rs t TI > The) SVITIDe { P Tm " ne upshot group. belonging t: « Misso Vallis I? re erpiat ‘ear ' fi2i Bsc £ e yt nee A crag ‘ v , ¢ & ; ~@ * cr” © | ® - . 4 the winner meeting winners ¢ hs ‘ , iSS T ¥. = > ~ ba ’ Pa ; an Iw i> ‘ > F lahoma niversities, low St °° ~ , t« . 4 > + — College. Kansas SS g tH . , , rr ’ . Re a4 | ‘ sty a &s A * « 4X ¢ “~ @ +t cr s ai ¢ . aad «ce. ‘ e a °y t Ls > * > f ¥ ‘ . BENE Lol er Ss r ; + . * - . « * “~* . ‘ t Bid ? 4% - “ > Pal > 7“? «2 6 ) wa@Sira ee ea ; . . Gest to Produce New Spectacle. 3 - he \ Race)! Tr? 7 ‘ i hi Lis be .-orris {es . - o - is at vi ? ta : ; ~~ , a . c ? er mag ude ha ; he anneunces probably nave . ? eTLiey!Y Ney ‘ , « ‘ u 8; Pia ‘ Sam © = - & , . = ° si? i ak VU ' he 4 6 4 ‘ . P ‘+ =" ’ Sf > r | > 5 >; * ne ne‘ epeciacie migal be p . 2 - A iA oo — e iz ¢ | \ > i 1eii- - — eet ae —~ = — 4 re yas eT ‘ . * ¥ rir) ¢ ()- ~— f f \\ . Cs re ' j x ‘ ~ r* rT, ie 4 ~ 4 ‘ Se. P _—_ te 11} 4 ‘ *) ~ I AN IRS EDWARD vi lar ! a six ; i . 4 a * 4 ‘ 7 4 « (? Ti « 1] Ri . J . ’ ; T ; VW hf - } rs ee is i i hea * , i uc i ~ | > ,. > | — i gil a { , . * T ye 4? } ne ‘ , J Ur it} iit ‘ VWiLSS i = , . ") ¥ / , \lre } ? Y ‘ > By, , ‘ ‘ ; \ | i i is* " is VW RYT a did rch ys } a? : ‘ > yea TTY rrov as ¢ LSiea é we: = ’ . Westmoreland pla \ Y . : . + + , | « ae 7 ey nore : * ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 +} .ot . ry Y f ALiit 4 aru A Baldwin WaAis aSsis saé OS LS Li} ~ i> . “ , . ; "? ? ss rm | ae | 7 ? ey rrr) receiving 1 r guesis a® @SSiS.a iis. ti ’ ae 4 - P oO . hid gta e a , . y c q a ¢ , ¥ —¥ye @ f } os ; 4 , ‘ q Di early this morning Baiti- ed 3 Ur Ge} . . ; e 2 ¥ 4 > . 775 h°aQ q ,; T1é¢46 iy ee . wv ihe \f a } A + - = ¢ aAnG mr vs L(}? Li 3 " vr’ 4 > y , Tyres ad YT) 7 Oo ’ ; “ft? * \ vie Tt A 7 I ee il f ré ‘ 4 W Ti vi & if ad is > s . : ; oT 7 rye BR re ‘ T fy ¢ - ‘ 7 7 ' 3 ‘ oo fact , . ' (7 Tru je - ‘ 7 e QL y + nor vr) * rr, 4 , ‘ ; e? ’ a » r TT. ¢ SOU! ide wat 4 - ; s ] 7 ° q 4 ; iG aT, } 4 r Is \ , T ry ’ eS + ‘ vard 5 NI ‘ LN * : ‘ 7’ , Baldw I Wa \ ¢ . 4 . 7 : + ’ ¥ + a *} P| ‘ I Pp! + . wh A iz ‘ i + Y ia { iris fi] ‘ 4 sad A € ‘ ra NJ I uri I ¢ | % ? . * or 7 ? AAP. ha iTS 4 i ‘ ‘ Wee muTiG Dbroks LOSB aft { we T.nwvia two wears y TY VA Q aS. or *y xe \ LJ we AX ¥ , Ai . ? y , 7T > i 7 é } 0) iisS €i ‘ a a 8 . + ‘ > tv ‘ ° ( i 5 . ’ ae . ‘ - OT ‘ ie .. e : = « . ** u Mrs. James! Blacl rs. Hen - . - 7 ' 4 * ‘ ; , — i _ i 4 ? s+ 6’? rs ’ } raf nel Hi § si | { T 7 wr ml 7 ’ 4 . - ° € v4 \ . it : t] ‘ \ m i ey. 7? Xf T T ~ . . 6 Lg ot « rl : one = ' + “= | #6 rg. , 7 re | ry r ge? * * t » «! I if | y Ss -&S Ni [ 4 ‘ rs é )S ‘ } ; se ; i > ; rm , > A =~ ’ cy rc : ‘ “ A ‘ SPECIAL WINTER RATE NOW / ARCH “Support N+ “ry - “+ ~ “eV ut i ‘ rm rr M ° E VT si wea - a EVENING, DE ‘ Af rs eres aries ee lo Mrs Roh Taussig Mf re a + c: — x , : : ’ ' : } rs. Charie syle, 7 - | ssig. Airs. lin rarrison, Mre. | spendgin everal weex in . rt ] Ttind Mre ‘ 2 ‘. . ‘ . , . a Ging * on , — . le of articles Pride, a! . und, Mrs. George B. Man-'M. A idder, Mrs. Frank Her York, on their way from W ashing- conduct @ s& lent gold, Mrs. A. F. Maull, Mrs. Clyde. b Crane, Mrs. J. O. King, Mrs. }| t Dm. ¢ ‘and Saturday, made by the patients. MeNay Mrs. James F. McNulty, Spencer Meredith, Mrs. c. F. Jack- TT) aay j oe. 108 will be served during the after- a fe . , ie CUD t} nal ther =* r er ar _ y Vir } omas a Masterson. \{ S sry? M rs. G. Ross nberg, Mra. ie f egos ei r apy) é ‘a ‘noons of the sales. ' men if St. Vincent ar sUTM, Henry May, Mrs. Philip N. Moore,|Rabenberg, Mrs. Archie G irland si incents Banitarium eT More TO? " Mou kerr: 5 * ‘irs RR i] r ‘ iSsées - : ~! ad , as LEC PrITniah VMirs tif " . Li yl BH: Of xe Viisse = 4uiuu SALE Harvey Mudd, Mrs. M. A. Nelson, |Curry and Agnes Taussig ST VENeenT THERAPY 47 " a « au I” la ? " rié New Tow 7, ‘| t I vr Toy Theater Saty e 7 " , #2 * } . s ' a he 8 wre eK Mires ‘ s A. C. Scharff. Mrs. Cc. Wf y e.ectec board of the St. Louis j will ST. the annual sale of articles made in the Therapy . + ad ; - . . W ti =» i “+ vi? — 3% 4 by Mr }2 \1 ws , oy apter Daughters of 1 Amer) by the patients on . > wo ; GUS ‘i . onn . }? . . : 4H can Revolution, w } eld to-| i ith Henry Tremt, Mrs. Lee Van Cleave. | ey Dec. {Oth and . i " 4 arid | a, ; mrorroyv at ] 2 fi a 1). af t} e or 5 i MIS | ‘an Wi inson. Mrs How - ° 4 ; 4 : ; hi rd Watson. Mrs. T H. Ww jot Aire. John Bootlr, 4012 De from ten to five-thirty. ; ait AL.DUI). Wis nomas | st. |} alll Ps rye F . . . ae il Asie : tags | boulevard The business meeting || The Sanitarium is just five minutes ride from Welleton on St. nae airs. Henry L. Wolfner. Mra. A.'O ! .:. =a b baskets, quilts and fancy = : A gal ge Amigo: | Will be followed by a luncheor |] Road. “Many unigue toys, also rugs, bags, bes material for the shop. Wilson, Miss Lavinia Gauen, Miss | 3 ili the collection. The proceeds are used to buy more ¢ Harriet Sue Templet a | iS INVITE . ’ A eT pre von Mr. and Mrs Henry R VWieisels j ' THE PUBLIC Miss Ettie A Jordan will bave of 6905 Kingsbury boulevard ar: — z ne rm = *p? a? saaesiansinisanse SIOUS PORT ORC __ PAGE New/on the St. Charies Rock road, ¥1i1 re tiring vDoard and the new- of a program of m New oving | ROR ae Rete ep ED ine ——— FOR STOUT WOME Georgettes— Crepe Satins— Velvet Combinations— Flat Crepes— Lovely Dresses for the Holiday Festivities > || DRESSES, ei ssivitiedii Nine-Prece 7 Uliuslidi ucted SIVOW Ti ——— }{)- i] extension now the three large pieces. The roomy wardr opy top, full-size hair, now marked large 48-inch dresser, Separate pieces will be sold. Liberal Terms | On the yg groups ($518) pay $108 cash, bal- en equal payinents—$4] each month. be charged. show n— ith tashionable can- bow-end bed and sii ad aS four pieces obe w Suite ‘ ‘ sight iti) ance of >i) a value oO} and No interest will fiddle-back walnut f any of the Suites are purchased separately —pay 1 Cash, balance in ten equal monthly pay- oO} rcrmts Ti Sp CUUd! table San maraca TWO PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR ALL CASH. OR ‘

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RR Baar is Cee “8 iin 4 1B SBR int babi je gi a ane 3 ia f zB - 1: ; Fi eu AE i (a) it . eae Fe: 4 : 7. 7 18 eet 1.8 - Be ied } : ; = °% : i! y : = f io ’ f. a ae a ha ; 4 Fi i a ¢ P 3 a Gl 2 oo “ ms — ~ Sve oma fon? no a0nias? hg ei Sleds seieathlies le Se ee ee = pic a Yi; stadia ad . Al ivoeny pennants wnelly acute pensar at apes soe ° ne I v ney 4 , ‘on. nt ae oe Ce 4 "4 7 ? ng 2 3 s i hs HH Ff es a Ge : ioe i a ee eae a a3 | Be Be i Eh am BS Ca fa . +. i é P Bre - ; ¥ : = t i if: Bate aa be ; ee Oe "] _ r > 4 coe &1 : ¥e Bi Pe 3 : es eS ; cS = 2 ‘ ab as eh nips $ . in iipes a ' > BY Sy Lek Bie i ‘ "4 ae é | ae mabe s t i Sou, ol oe ; Son * 3 5 t a3 i Bt , $ ft Pd ies Fe _ 1 eee ; RE ; ie , fs 4 é 2 oa : eee 4 b ns ‘, eS. SBA SABAVW SAAR! SAVAVWE BAVA SAWAW wesw PAGE 24_ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Do Your Christmas Shopping Early THURSDAY EVENIN MELLON OBJECTS TO TAX REVISION BY THIS CONGRESS . Bergdoll to Remain in Germany. | WEINSBURG, Wurttemberg, Dec. | 9.—-Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, American draft evader, has arrived | 25 # miles ? $ c . ¢ - > 3 $ a at this Swabian village, $ . north of Stuttgart, with the appar- | Continued from Page 21. 3 ee 2 ent intention of taking up perma- |~ | re $ Your chance to dress cont a The largest ne es $ | nent residence. 3ergdoll declared | customary to buy household furni- | ¢ up your home for ] Roll Roll cule citahane 2 he had no intention of returning | ture and pianos on the installment | >4 eer P| Opens se: anita Seas lee : to the United States. | plan, and its extension to automo-' >4 Wall homed me ypc Hm Cents the Paper will look $ h id | | biles, washing machines and similar | © icencetvable | | pattern. and 5 ane on your well. Come $ e cou cut a co | cg cays , , h- @ rene : Cor ' enlargement of the article pur- | $ tg , Saeneeenimee and Up roe lc gym pall agro’ * strokes oft his game, ay. — to Have 0 t, ‘chased for personal use. One of $ tiful ee ae Nothing over (38, in- more than half your $ he he could mis — | P i Whi t H. d the results of the extension of in- | ¢ pands. sen sy ae gt Wall Paper costs. $ Pee i. \ re ty an I , — a4 crease the immediate consumptive | $ * “The Big Store With the Canopy” ‘ Tailoring Co. couldn a But Dad is ca ‘ ’ y : “ ) ] - j > i 4 a) sibewerbatye she 8 — — # és power of the public and thus per- | @ Ee ter ao N. 7TH ST. > 807-9 North 6th St. tainly entitled to be fn glad to know how they may have mit large production and full em-| | ; corer pre. sof ‘ — oe ployment to continue. — LAAARD0O000000000000000000 0000000000000 008HUOOOE8UO90999 9090008 mored at Christmas ti regardiess of i@ WOTK ey BRAVES LOC | ; he ra? a ion” he 3 n savings depos : me. ne pectet Dew is See on catinlas: a a oe a oe . hf NY Seai ¢ ‘ir ’ v > 2 for 250 size > $2.73 T t heucuieled. se a nr Che nal enby, ungsten | _ ” ay a JOHN RUSKIN eb de n Seine Made’ ¥ _ tion the possibility of further nego- MAPACUBA Davi Smokers Agents, Niles & Moser, ae tiations with France, which ap- al Childs, avis ’ H Ribbon pears dissatisfied with the agree- ee Mansfield, Garcia Grande | Turkish, avana ansriceia, Foil . Owl ment effected by her representa- 100 size ae . $2.23 | papi Havana Ribbon, | Foil, White Ow , | 2 for 250 size ees pies $2 73 abies, New Cur- tives in consultation with the com- 150 size . tg ; $3.23 Chas. Thompson, S 25 for $1.50 ‘mission, and has not yet ratified it. L es ¢ 6 ° sees . rency, Melba. He emphasized that this Govern- Box of 50, $2.00 PERFECTO GARCIA GARCIA GRANDE 25 in Box ey Me ee $2.23 m TOP Bee elze ........ $2.73 Finest Clear Havana, in boxes of 25, EL VERSO $3, $3.50 and $4 25 in Box eee $2.73 LA PALINA 2 for 25c size ...... $2.73 CAREME CIGARS [isc str. size ........ $3.23 re $1.00 Box of 25 ..... . $2.23 HENRY THE 4TH 25> in Box DON JULIAN SE SE a oe 25 in Box 2 for 260 size ......$2.7¢3 i. eiue .- pan vee 4 3G0e otr. else ........ $3.23 ugh = hs ie b's pte ees 3 for 600 size ...... $3.73 — — ee ee os, a oT $2.23 « FLOR DE LAMPERT i 7or Bee Ole. oo. $2.73 25 im Box pee ees OO a cee $3.23 # 100 ~~ os alge +. eee i60 str. size... §$3'23| Don Julian Napoleons 3 for &0c size ....... $3.73 | EACH CIGAR IN GLASS ‘TUBE ee es ce ns $2.75 ROBT. BURNS ceiioapiecd VAN DYCK rr aes ee kk ew $2.23 ser eee eee 4... eee for Be size ...... $2.73 ee. ee vee Sees eee OOP. BIZO 2... e- ss $3.23 = maintained a consistent cancellation, has against ment policy EMANELO 25 in Box | quoted at length the discussions be- | OR Le $2.35 ‘tween foreign representatives and | = vor Zoo size ......: $2.85 } American officials at the time the | 150 str. size ........$3.50 {7% war loans were made, as well as Statements by President Wilson, to MERCANTILE | egube that there had been no, eg ge: “ “ees of cancellation from the ee OS uc oe $2.23 $Y ee 2 for, 25c a Ss ee $2.73 The commission has negotiated a oe. Bie .$3.23 settlements : representing $9.81 l,- ' 694,094 or 97 per cent of the total, | the Secretary said. While Greece ‘has not concluded a settlement, he suggested that if negotiations are necessary these might be conduct- ed by such members Fine.Iimported Cigars From Havana. Cubs Romeo and Juliet cz Partagas - Coronas 25 in Boxr—at Special Prices which we} uncollectible | | men are at all times ready to give you expert advice on the proper 1¢ to be no ebbing of the high tide of ift As prosperity, the Seeretary said. selection of your gl S- * : Melion virtually closed the door | to revision of the French debt set- | WOLFF-WILSON’S 'tlement, and declared that prohi- | OUR 1926 C0 il A bition enforcement, also a part of | FACTORY SMOKERS the work of the Treasury Depart- 75¢ SURPASSES ANYTHING WE HAVE OFFERED IN FORMER YEARS -ment, was making good progress ; Box = hang Set se $1 85 Y# but should be stimulated by the | i passage of pending bills strength- | . ® WORT - AWASWS bY ,ening the enforcemnt statutes. | DUTCH MASTERS Nothing . AN FERMOVS This beg con- LF He also urged le ‘rislation to per- 25 in Box Like it TLOW tains. 25 Ci- mit disposition of the sequestered r RS 5 5 6c bw ws $2.23 ae STAMUS MO. lg ¥% German property and to renew the F WOLFF WALSO pe | -_ oer mee O1ze@ ....... $2.73 ver Perfectos. “Vy charters of the Federal Reserve | See Wer, Gee ....,->> $3.23] Sold in PW EE RY V ZERD, Blunts and § System, and advocated passage of | St Louis . eo Vf, packed » a *#} the McFadden branch banking Dill | , ee, ig fancy cedar giv) without the Hull amendment re- | . t EL PRODUCTO for the Se Vf, wd eg hides ay stricting branch banking in the fu- | and clasp. 2 ture. and | of the com- | ee etetsentneteenennnn — = i, DECEMBER 9, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1926 r-_T,weT@+TtluSehUhehUe PON eee aan onnnenesassaad sb bb DAA A DDD DD DDD DS i ie r.TwT,trTtetrtrtrtrtrterteheeetethehlUehlhUmehUm eh rw wTwetfefgertte* ae "wwwewrererr.mhmrrrewreeere rrr WwwvwvvvvVwvVTVT YY WallPaperSale Dad’s Been Promising Himself a P Custom-Tailored Knickers ~~ He knows that with they PART “THREE St Mee ; Rass A ar oh —s “ : - ee t ane Se se a ne Se ee C1 ie 2 a ee

ER a si r@ eek a =o Ses te else A& 4 — as are available, CHANCELLORS $Y Reports “Progress” on Prohibition. Reporting “progress” in the en- a4 “ ' * baad 4 S§s 10c size a $2 23 f forcement of the prohibition law, 2 for 26c size ...... $2.73 Y Mellon declared that if given the, 45c str. siz - hot eee 32 legislation requested, ‘‘the Treasury | . a. ee £24 4 .§ . 3 fe els confide nt that its reorganized | Y force, given the essential co-opera- | W.-W. SEMI-CLUB 5 lion and assistance of the Depart- ment of Justice, will be able, in 25 in box Se 2 ot ee oe ok oy pacts the future. to achieve even greater | effectiveness in the enforcement of | Antonio & Cleopatra a ihis-law.” | FINE CLEAR HAVANA He believed the reorganized pro-. hibition staff under the direction | Boxes of 25. $3. 00, $3. 50, $4 of Assistant Secretary in the hast year effectively liquor smugeling and stopped Knowledge Cigars FOIL WRAPPER Box of 25, $1.15 industrial alcoho! and {illicit disti}}- ing. He emphasized that the Fed- ,eral forces were centering their at- | DON’T FORGET Our Friday and Saturday Specials on Sale as Usual ; _ tention on the sources of supplies and expected local authorities to reassume their responsibilities of |law enforcement. Public Debt Was $19,643,.216,315. Complete Assortment the Government séund. | pointed out that.in the seven years Since the close of the war the pub- of Genuine Briar Pipes at Attractive Prices CIGAR HUMIDORS {; In mahogany finish, holding 50 Cigars ‘lie debt has been cut bv $5,841.- 289,845 to $19,643,216,,315 last July A reduction of $872,977,572 was made in the last year. “We have worked hard and we have progressed.” the Secretary ‘During the year com. Y } y | i TF —s CIGAR AND CIGARETTE HOLDERS _ LEATHER CASES f continued h modity .38 v prices generally have de- el clined slightly and. farm prices have not vet been restored to their | relative position And Up as compared with | VELVET | TUXEDO P. Albert ‘16 oz. Tins 16 oz. Tin 16 oz. Tins 95c 85c 95c 16 oz. Glass Glass Humidor Humidors Glass Humidora $1.28 $1.18 $1.28 Smoking Tobaccos at Cut Prices a ae oe soos La te ote otal tee “ty teat he aie NY | all prices, ‘There ind wages active ix little are good. is a unemplovment | Industry is There close between Comta and prices whieh has notable improvement has been the 16-07. Tins 75c proper place in the community ‘gud are one of the elore: the country,” The ity strength of this had gained | the upper hand on the diversion of | Pronouncing the debt situatlorf of | Mellon | margin | Andrews had | Granger Made « Ompetition ROVOTe. but due Rough | fo the great volume of business and quantity production profits, small Cut In each transaction. have been! (largwe In the Aggregate The most ) restoration of the raliroads to their | principal! to Ar a +4 4 e SER SS REIS Aa — Rin RE | 3.00 to °36:2 Solve That Gift Problem at the Union With Either of These Iwo Naa Known Brands COMMUNITY PLATE AND 1847 ROGERS BROS. SILVERWARE BUY A SET ON OUR EASY BUDGET PLAN AT STANDARD CASH PRICES Community Plate Silverware Sets Priced From Kk famed. Community Silverware Sets offered at stand- ‘TH Plate are now ard cash prices on our Easy Budget Plan. There is a Set for everyone in this selection, ineluding both the Zo-vear Tudor Plate and v0-vear Community Plate. The Christmas Gift That Will Be Long Remembered - The Latest 1847 Rogers Bros, 26-Piece 25-Year Tudor Plate Priced $ 00) . Gk ot LEEN. BESS and Mary | Stuart designs, 26 pieces Use Our Budget Plan in all, in the celebrated tudor 25-year plate. OPCGSES SSO PPGISSFOOSSSOS ¥" ¥) A 4 a ~ ~ POSSSSS 445 OO OOS GOSCSSOCSS SESS POS OSSS * » Oe “7 @ A, Ss ) Cm we, we} Ne, See the New Patterns on Display at the Union 26-Piece 50-Year 1847 Rogers Bros. 26-Piece | 50-Year Smart Set | : 2 ” 2 - Priced $ ve: | Priced S fe: Ms 66% 3(): J 4 a ae : F J rT‘HE Hampton Court, Gros- | 6 kes noted 60-year “184i” venor and Bird of Para- Rogers Bros. Silverware in dise designs: offered in the yvour choice of the new Anni- latest Community 60-year versary or Ancestral patterns. Smart Set, EECE GOES OOT OOS SSO SOSSSS 34 OOoS, PIDOSOSL SSS SE SSS SSOSE LO SSS SO SOOO SOS SSS SSD The Ideal Christmas Gift for Mother, Sister, or Her $95.75 to$4Q QO” R selection of this fade ous 50-year guaranteed ~ Use Our Susie Plan £5 BOF A FPSO SSID 1847 Rogers Bros, Silverware Sets Priced From °° 2 @ Silverware embodies all thé newest designs arranged im neat chests and trays. Se lection from this noted line would be practical as & (‘hristmas gift. Buy on our sudget Plan. \ Pieces of 8 Chest OSE cteeenseeenteenteeeneenenes \ TREASURE : iN taining 234 pieces of the renowned 1847 Rogers Brom 50-year Silverwal “@ 4.4.4. #4 *. CHOOSE A CEDAR CHEST AND SAVE Genuine Red 7” $1.00 Cash FFF FPS FPF IF FSSFFFSSOSOCSSSS SSSS6S6SSS6 Cedar Chests | Cedar =x Chest ! | ee $14 Value, in } | Union’s Christmas | = Sale ai | $55 Value, in | Union’s Christmas | Sale at >Q; ea waeeeadin ion TUDOR period Cedar ‘ENUINE red Ten- | de , , ( ed ren ic & walnut; cedar lined and nessee (Cedar Chests, designs $3.00 Cash (‘hest, Ww el with expertly made and a large (hest for this bargain price. } PFS p> 295 oe PISS SS F> FF. , an a ao a at at a oe $14,566.64 SOS ». *PISSDSOSSSSSSCSSSSS SESS OSL SESS SB SOS OSLO SSS an » A * Carved F F | ‘ $ arve rame Footstoois *s ‘ 4 4 % ry 4 ) ‘ x $3.95 Value, S e S % A in’ Union's Christmas Sale. . ~ s) ‘ x 7 ~~ ‘ ’ I % ANDSOME } ootstool, cov- XK 3 ae 4 : ered with magnificent Jae- X % quard velour in several choice X , ‘ % _patterns, They are solidly made & Y % ms and have hand-carved frames, * $PPPSSSSSSSS SISOS SSS SOHO OSS SSO tte a —— . cy 4 A T Cedar Chests % $ E led R oy eqa es ¢ name e oaster 4 \ ——— % .* 5 & é % ss Value, $ Ds & 6 $2.25 Value, AL roe Jnion ‘| : % % in Union's ristmas Sale. . : 2 Christmas Sale. A LARGE-SIZE toy Cedar Chest X¥ X ARGE-SIZE twe e 4 made of genuine red cedar, % % 4 ers he vil Ks ppm > fit finely constructed and finished, & “S i ca eee ‘ and with neat padlock. » + ie ry ovens. Unusual: Sargaine 4. USSG" Ot seed ae PS PPPS OSSE SSS OFC SO S88 OO88S8t 6$558993o. 2OSSSSSSSSSSCS: SGGSGSOSCSSOCO $4 FFF 4ESSoSS38oo’ 4 ~ GOOoSr ~ 4OOo5o6 43¢ ae a 44 4650S PFS OF OOD finished in land- painte 2OG 4+ AAO 4-4. F 6395+ aya 455977 O9° $95 555655SS6S9 Mahogany Windsor Chairs $8.50 Value, in Union's Christmas Sale at > 4“ 5 TDHESE Windsor C make good gifts vor a halis, living room or 4s ity Chairs. They are finely made hardwoods, mahog- finish and the true of any $1.00 Cash 4.4 Pf ot tel ot 4% -# 4. UNION HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY ICRC aor: SR RR ACR a a Fo es oat te ote eee CHEST con- “@ = «OTerms sor period is embodied. “ é He ut of income coe SE 2 r F a a A nae Goodyear Official Will Resign. co. the Associated Press. AKRON, O., Dec. 9.—Capt. Ern-|§ A. Lehmann, vice president ofje e Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation, | e9 ce 4 resign the first of the year and “Lindell 4600 We Are Proud| of Our Promptness CL Rho Sn 2 hn hor : Special = f°6222 With As a-s sugges proved § with co ments, Fr this red Queen | Like th wives, Qt ideal in | way a RO Leuggs Ua klectric Shop —Basement Domestic Ele HBL 908 PINE ST. pe ee ss “BIG CHRI. cnetetmeemeai a settiieall = TT All accessories — range of q sure te include lar ete the Freshman NV 45-Tube Cons You can now Dt at the price of built-in loud § tone quality, set, the Soda tone shadin -to make a ‘7 modern design. contain all ba osed to mar tl ew type tuning the veriest noviews To provide for Christ have opened an up-to Store located at Grand i Humboldt Bldg. | Aloe’s Easy Begin to use /& once; pay »©n Aloe’s Easy »#ayment Plan. erms as low 1s $2.50 a week.

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a . me ee me A CO —$— $s ARKETS—SPORTS ST. LOUIS POST-DIS PATCH | WANTS-2ithre ee _ —— cn AO ee — i nn eevee —_ eee —eeenemanereanae tee oe one ceamatenene Jeena wee I ae nanan a -_ ne eee ee oem peewee “PART THREE © ST. L ou Is, THU RSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926, ee a ee = th. a er re a ete a eo aie me Se pee a — A A teint - Se RENE een eee are A nN gre a ae _ eeee ae . — - _ - — ———— A ae a ee am — . Official Will Resign. | g0 to Europe, to become operating | on a A hie of jnved while in-, Buckwheat C 144,000 Bushels. | sstss a head of an airship line pitenint CITY COUNSELOR DECLARES toxicated. wekwheat | Crop, Ky.—The es - c i di ee Pix OLIVE ST. PARKWAY BILL VALID) . Atter B's previous escapade, La- States Bureau of Agricultural Ec You’ll enjoy it tonight for dinner—- ~* strokes off his game. May- AKRON, O., Dec. 9.—Capt. Ern- Spain and Argentina. He was chief be he could. ma b | Grange, who lives at 3908 Juniata nomic ‘ss, here, estimates Kentucky's y e he A. Lehmann, vice president of engineer of the German Zeppelin Suggests Amendment, However, street, told policemen his monthly | buckwheat crop at “re 000 bushels, American Beauty Macaroni ; _ ; ; couldn . But Dad is cer. ge Goodyear Zeppelin Corporation, | company before coming to this Setting Forth Definitely What | income ranged between $500 and compared with 88,000 bushels in gill resigD the first of the year and country three years ago. Part of Street City Must Pave. (| $1000. 1925. Idermanic Streets and Sewers | by $75. Sacrificed ' ath St. tainly entitled to be hu- ] Legality of-a pending ordinance | ; Sara. waaay wae = Pees West Side of Twelfth From Baas. Welche ir auick $95 mored at Christmas time. | ‘providing for the paving of wid- | EA | | Muench, however, suggested an! #} Ck NERS and DYERS | Olive to Pine, at Cost of amendment to the bill which would FURNITURE 1. MUSICAL (MET Values ap te ened Olive street with a 23-foot| Ul tral strip for street cars, was | upheld by City Counselor Stet A © * set out more definitely what. part | $180. Sacrificed § aes y. The bill is now before the | $2, a Is One Prop- of Olive street is to be paved by | ag Pp. Mi 1105-07-09 ARTERIES ST. for quick $49 isposal.. ormmaone BSF Loui Qutstanding Player-Piano Bargain: eineens ea ay ehié he would pre-| meal Chelate Sale @ “Macey & Kamp” Player- sent the amendment to the Board | = ROYAL: Piano, Bench, Scarf and AGENT FIELD IN CITY oy Sling is Teme males strip. Electric Cleaner : : veces mde Music Rolls—$465 Value held that the Board of Public Housecleaning Tools TO STUDY NEEDS Service had no right to set aside | for Only % Se ee oe oe ne SE ee ad “ ~ ee ea ee ae ae Sacrificing Our Entire Stock of Sample Console . piven, FPaonographs Values up te “Lindell 4600 »>Are Proud of Our pmptness From Now, s Until Xmas ASS aperbye! » oe . n % ee es ~ tee igs ’ t et, we . a oe ee ne ee Se ee ee ee ee er en ot a ee UN te en ne Cee tle ene wee ee nn ce he ne ‘part of a street exclusively for | street cars without a franchise or- $1, 500, 000 Asked for Minsinns lecivlediinel the particular WI ‘zone. Muench held that the city ole Square Between could pave all or part of a street, Olive and Pine and Four- so long as the part to be paved was definitely stated in the ordi- teenth and Fifteenth. nance. ee swe aetiniwe propowate tor a site POLIGEMAN SAYS DRUNKEN | for the eee MEW £$10,.6000.000 | } Federal Building have been made! DRIVER BACKED INTO HIM : dd viel . Bie ~ agent " tat Salesman Who Tried to Hold Up) peaaury Epartment, \“ nO today | Street Car Crew Recently Gets | took up headquarters in Room 207 Into More Trouble of the Eighth street Federal build- Toit leCliravies 2 O ia aga old. a |ing. Field plans to remain two),.0, .. Lirtedt eta r ; | weeks, an@ will ween sresensis ig salarte chewing gum sales- from property owners and advice from business and civic bodies The west side of Twelfth boule- — entipoenemninemeneneet wo Nationally Known Brands E AND VERWARE ARD CASH PRICES SASNSS ee unrarsd oO eS. br 1847 Rogers Bros. Silverware Sets iN OS nian, Who tried to hold up a street | car crew last week when he was' irunk, and found himself a 4de-| fendant on a felony charge of as- | suult to rob. got into more difficul- ; Priced From . 5.05 5 to $49.90 UR selection of this fam- ous 50-vear guaranteed Silverware etmbodies all the ewest designs arranged in As a special Christmas gift suggestion, we offer the im- proved Standard Royal Cleaner with complete set of attach- ments, regular price $62.50, at this reduced price. i vard, between Olive and Pine streets, and extending 245 feet west- : . \ St « ros . « + . ward on both streets to the Mis- a yesterday afternoon. Tr , tor (Cvele > souri Pacific building site, has been otor Cycle Policeman Russell $5 DOWN Entitles you to membership in our CHRISTMAS PLAYER- presented as & péeiihe otte wit! Kinder reported that after he had : : ; ’ ad eer rs? ‘eae . ea) # , ideal in the Royal. It is in every = o street and ordered him to halt, La- is) ‘tte. cabinet design one IONED FLOOR SAMPLE Pl -Pi (and oth (‘hristmas gui. Buv on our wav a ROYAL Cleaner Sstutement that it ean © D-i Grange he pays backed’ euddeniy 4} finish. ORDER NOW FOR RECONDIT ayer-Fiano (and other reconditioned floor samples), Bud P| ae tuined for approximately $1.500.- om rates 3 ? eget gal Byrn : ees | ae ada As! Scart, Bench and Music Rolls. suaget an. se tenes 7 vere”~*4+ knocking Kinder fro lis motor- | | civ igi ~ rAT ee ‘ Le r rn) - J ONLY $2 DOWN : eycle. LaGrange was pronounced | Headquarters for m each Case the tentative pro- fferinge from aleoholi wv City | Fb vue NOT, A Remembered re | Bs | porn, ACh case the tentative Pro-| suffering from alcoholism |by City | $i $ Take a whole year to pay é S & ' siesta eee 1 physicians and was booked > y ] 1847 R 7 a the balance, a little each i operties offering the sites ja “ar he dies ,- opecrs Tos. as aM ole Te e Csovernmer ~ ae : ¢a 7 ' t month. #* : ‘ | 5 OT aS A OCit (*mo_—__ago ek . f Ch @ presented by Henry FR. Weisels if : | Bros. Pieces of 8 est Delivery Now or hs the Holbrook Blackwelder R Se beak Phono raphs & Radios Christmas Eve. gr Estate Trust Co. Weisels had bee 3 $i £ . > ‘ . ~ . 7 Agha P - $, =() Fa i cl sciatiiias _—— r) Convenient ( rodie Terms! * j a. rice oD) x om “a Wrastinie The Xmas Gift Supreme Si? st ‘ and | - : ry . “i ‘ fs ‘s Bros. Electric Shop—Basement Phone, GArfield $s be to ascert . ds of Zz yy different Mederal offices and agen M iS Bomestic Electric Co Rice fot Be $: ¥; . : > { LT ss Our Bud get Plan ° Bs had heen 17 forine ; tj 1 1? i 2 98 PINE ST. Phone, GArfield 2600 J tion to other offige and court sp Paes PP PP Pe Pl Oke oe wt gf 6565 Poe POOR, 4 a pat ern 00 square x 3 : } . . >. = > c > y a — ad = =. - SO nn —_ fe wis \ ere lé tj , OY Tyf) yf f ‘ | j } i ; or He: ? Re 2 ee 2 or ee > bee pe a > ie we eee x Re ee ' : aid x : } } ¢ “277 FP wm ’ 4 my ‘ ; }* ai “i ) | ' . . ney. ; + wi Pe CPS ie i. ~ . a ; RQ . ’ ae j m9 a te 4 wn ; . ’ . 4 Pia « =* J et § a) \ \¢ Liu { ‘ Si if L #4. = 7 4 wi & ' ‘ \ { \ ¢ ‘ i . ‘ °** 4 1 x4 ; ‘ei i ~ ha riSif 1101 oO} ’ > ¢ “e . ‘ ie ; | " }] : & : ; suggested —— e ; Woe of ; Ps “7 is THe purposes of ii¢ {70\ , : * J ; ; py ‘ — ernie) he ¢ x plain: ] “ty make a ' ee RS Pah at g ; its building plans, wherever feasi- } - _ — Hi spl x by f \ Oc pl his f = a 000 for the old Custom House es : .* . in Building and site at Third and $f } , ‘ Me is | ti »* ‘ y ¢ fit) OHH Ft * { HinHnn F¢ ‘ S2aaG, . ¥ lee ! Olive: and $100,601 Lf) $2 (> Or Be jj A yy Ete ° ‘4 i Hi ‘ fi di iia if F q O15 yt meee J ppet if the site acquired at the southeast EMAL LL A ot A _ j if, i , ’ * wHiN corner of Fourth Chestnut sl mee) Site : A ; | ; . ‘ i | i | streets. w+ | F ) * dy ra tthe ft TTR bs : : ; Ng : \ 4 haji a 1 [ / TLL " i if "T hie r>le Tt) fry Liss of t ths Four’ r) ii AS b/ ‘ , ; “a tien 7 v ase. street side, with adjoining ground a rr ; ‘ ‘ r Ee} . , ‘ - ™ - oe : extending south to Market street >» . eT i : * : on which options have heen O!- ‘ tained, haS not been abandoned. A Stoo). cov- & i Federal building at that point . * hi if would conflict with the City Plan ficent Jac-} | , y Pla : chow ? | 2 river wie development. WiiVY ma ies Lit Most of the proposals for a ne Th S] ‘ | a ee eet | site are cepeunaeeteaa | so ruSleeper : s | lation to the Twelfth boulevard Mi "QO 89 Of l eer ery eee ht POR 7-6 eee, ee Basement.) I r morial Piaza plan 1 ‘ A, ; EPO, Mahogan } Mield will report the result of J k . ill Wi] rs At Aloe’s his inquiries to the secretary Oi thie ac son 7 e OO ae SO a ae Te indsor Chairs Treasury. The (,overnment hie » : — All accessories supplied in a j find it advisable 7 " » m . SiLic¢ ‘ may igi¢ ai AGVIS&a& Dis ‘} = ij . a range of qualities and prices 4 te neenent emmesuiic os Lv St. Louis..-.11:25 pm a es x 50 Val ; loosaes” sure to include your particu- Can ee a Ar Jacksonville. 7:45 am day Ss $8.50 Walue, in Union's lar requirements. new site, or to make a trade. Ap- Ar St.Augustine 9:15 am “ : a ran ¢} it} ‘ “ify ; +) evo wr le ° es Christmas Sale at * Poe? a ne Ar Palm Beach. 4:15 pm © “Palm Beach”’ ‘ Y ny tit} Yr ‘ 1A , éé .s ing competition, | Field said he Ar Hollywood... 5:41 pm lines | arith . S 9 le I es an aS e iece would make public the offers and Ar Miami....... 6:15 pm “ shell shelf, dec- , x . eUe suggestions received by him.. r 'o-Tube Console Radio 300’ oF charles a. cure SLEEPING CAR SERVICE TO Mt I BEING BROUGHT TO ST. LOUIS Passengers for points along 7 ¢ - > 63%, orated twisted , 2 a ae pre m j j N\A tubing with han- = , ee all Ye die. Pompeian a fi bronze finish. ‘ This 9-Pc. Coil Spring Bed Bed Davenport Outfit . ae rt opens into a full-size comfortable Davenport Opens Into a coll apetags Bed. Complete with massive club As Pictured! ehair, wing fireside chair, beautiful davenport $210 VALUE. COIL SPRING BED | itnble, convenient end table, artistic lamp with Boh 3 ah, 2 che Ete S the Sho Othe Shree Behr s hee he Mees : ij Sk W S ( irs . . | eT i To ide f Chri s shopping we old charter, from 1897 to 1901. tions, tickets or other eg & b : } prov: et or ristma “ ot Radio representing a South Side ward. sa ae con ne | fee — SEAMLESS VEI ro 5 : lav e O own Tranc a I bs > 'S & 2 . ‘Are . +% aims _ rale % Ny semen i Wash vote roe pot cee othe Somes FRISCO TICKET OFFICE lined with cedar, VET KUG—0x12 $29 ALL WEAVY : tore located at Grand and as ington, historic Folk boodie investigation, 322 N. Brande. Sh, Sseatey Rite but ALL SOLID ¢ Meduced <o.. s014D CEDAR t, Humboldt Bidg. and Gutke figured as a State's wit- Phone: Garfie CEDAR INTERL , — — IN T ERIOK ness in that inquiry. He was not n OR: attractive $47.00 nro ngage” oe Cenulne pao in politics thereafter. “etn mente “period” design, see —— ty —— 9x2 ee He is survived by Mrs. Gutke. | two-tone finish. i cttbndee »<% E.G. Baker D. P._A.., Frieco Lines G a two sons, Harry W. and Ray C Gutke, and two daughters, Mrs. 832 Frieco Bullding Antoinette Huber and Mrs. Loret St. Leuis, Mo. S13 OLIVE 533-35 N.GRAND ito clayton. a | “came, | — lami eeesae ae ae, teed BeSectu eho | : Pe i — 5h ‘ Oe eRe % t & , P : ig . ; te ed ei re ea

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH =——THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 —.—— __ SI. fe POST-DISPATCH “pet tmineameetiteaese eer sree nercial di evict >? Monterey, cap- BLAST WRECKS TWO HOUSES rks istrict of Monterey. cap- By the Aspociated — ress. Dispatc hes Say it is thou A o | HOME LIGHTIN, | MEXICO CI iminal origin. Two houses were caesiroye wit os - i IwnknoewD Se ee ie at ha ~ ee a = +S) ae -- eS ee 7 " Open Every Right ‘Until 8 p. m.=Sat. 9 p. m. SITY, Dee. $—An ex-| have been of crimina se deere 4) @4k Varn S caisiieah | ciosewed ha this eont-|(tiee airieuene annall : — i = P f f casual eccurred in the com- fi! se . z . ™_ hs “NOW! 450 ADMAN } WOPERA 3 , SPECIFY GLASCO LIGHT ; Fo YY Hart Schaffner- Story Is Based on New England Doe Gitts | TO YOUR ELECTRICAL Di m “7 a i) ve haat nen: ot At ce a - “ a A IOA R HemNgh oA Hap on. yon . hee ‘ . 2 pe eis fe. é es ns ‘ Y - “ - ee eS ime See ae Pee Ws see Lett ey BP Stig RE Steal “2 te) bk Is The TIME To Marx,Men’s and = Witchcraft and Puritan Hymns : mecdps cheraft Uri auuieg ae ~~ Make your selection Trade-In WHICH IS 33c Ladies | Dominate Sc a For Baby ¥ : from our complete — = HE Pr face was dull 79 YOUR OLD 3 WHICH IS 20c WHICH IS 50c OVERCOATS : display rooms which 3 a T od unimpassioned as a car 27 | , gst ALLMEST TWENTY-FOUR. i$ ik. on ee ea yw sa ed zs Tees. i P , : a ‘ ood. Suit or ye ty perso ON EVERY ¢1 © Factory returns. CHICAGO, Dec. $—An opera A fairyland of lovely gifts, each crisp are maintained for ; ture — ae ms Pe pes SAVED ON as Written, > haven * seen him Which ts x?” . \ tT t % i , Neither the one sor the other.” 1¢ — 0 11 U I t Nf y said ulligore mysteriously. “Witnit . . : “te aman like the Pitagtem you can : never be sure. Even when You Mother, Dad, Big Brother or Little Sister—Everyone appreciates something | tw the car. Automotive gifts arc year-round, useful presents that add to the joy of motoriagal bring 365 days of pleasure and happiness. | a $5, 208. 203 WET FINES PAID IN YEAR; 73,723 ARRESTED Agents Seize $2,877,894 W. orth of Lutoa amd 187 Beanats. ( OTNIL-- Sloteer J a ee 4 bs 3 . 4 = - 8 ’ * 5 - y : ek a Y ee > ae. 3 * : ? a : — ae a - as co e ad r % a + ; 7 iz 5 od t ™~ Sa a | : be &. p x 4 p Be 2 a a z 3 % Bt i = ~ v1 = - = i 3 e. ‘ a 28 b a Ree : : ie SS & | be ae Bi: 2:9 iy ~ be we . 4 & a“ x s % a * Me RE 3 : ; Z = : Bet é e: 3 x AN ¢ : 7 7 os 3 ; Ps — = e oo % oe Fe ga ¢ es ea =. t4 Ff - hes % es o ‘ie ? * en .y a a 3 eS ae = + { BS: SG. 5 one Be = 5 5 & ee s oth ’ 3 Fes: _ : . 3 ; @ ee 3 yes —_— a 83 cae Bem. ; 7 _ > 5 % — s \ " ki as x rx a Bx. 2 & 3 3 a & Fa a a P KS re —y ke © ma 3 aS e oi 3 : A > M : > = Ae my ee ¢ *: ga : 2 * " 4 tat: Se b we ‘ = | E ke a i $ . 3 f 4 - ‘ e ¥ 30x32 Clincher © Unusual Values on Cord Tires ||" Cord Cc "detain hese Prices! Lower Than Any Ever Before Quoted! $5.25 4 WIL LER ” 30x5.25 First Quality © \ on- Skid $8. 75 ge Ey MILLER 1 —- i mr a 4 GOODTEAR 9.45 = | ie $ 4.95 30x32 Chi ‘ 3 ee ant forfeitures Feeuitine JAG | All-Weather (UTR creer. 25.95|| RED Tor Bou ble- ed $2 ee se ae etree sin 8. 95 ; ; = , | S FIsk ~~ ee more . — p> Ca F\) eremer 12.45)| Cord Ts Breasted Se ae ee tenth totaling $7.13 -TATES 8.95 - ——\€ eee S)) nies stare 1475 $11 45° | geeuise MES Be aerercinis 30x4.95 sD a ee an “ “ . SAMP LE. GLOVES .Brand- -NewS. v eam Ses ee eal WINDSHIELD Fur Collar 54:95" oe ai Se BB pe WIPERS Ke RMN cement wed [ mand | ———4 f ———J MAIL ORDERS From 8 A.-M to S39 P.M at Shipped Same Day Sundays Cuilligore ned ostentativasiy. | Received Till 1 P. M The doc ou and * have new locks F _pat on his doors. It's too easy for | q ple to get in | a is a mem and ansuspecting _ : soul. But me, Lieutenant, hew | as 1. = * happens ha the Phantom’s | : | es ¥ : — light “Dees it _ f i end o ¢ the e: e pret ney Ae Rites { , a rican VO Sihe F e ‘ : | _ : 7 . fiat vy aes : a : i vt 7 z 7 bl i Ss ates 2 Wy ed . a Sige 14 3 apd aot oo See ee PEO me i yt) se ee oe 3 Sa ZN i, Te be eee eee rssicon sia sieuaine saan aig Ale t ; : Per ae He AL, agp , 4 = 2, > dtl Bio s cre ettiaa 5 8E8¥ Choose your Gleves ‘er Christmas here and ben- efit by this purchase of a manufacturer s sam- ’ . °Ee pies. You'll see by the label in each pair that they re decidediy high FF cab _« nj MAN HURT WHEN AUTO TRUCK , B we Re | WAS STRUCK BY TRAIN DES grade. Tan, grav, black, and Overcoats. “XTRA SPECIAL “= Sse"= \ 7 . $5-95 $6:95 oe maga sped. . brown and fancy shades LADIES’ shoewor - of 6: . a Oe 9 8 SE a Ba . ~ y —ail sizes in the lot. but ‘Seana ; : : Z — . RB each stvie Two-Pants BRAND-NEW eae | Sia EG PP a. ..cerere See Eee UJ J T gq ERSE | ~ - ile =u . - hich he was we un rhaast « : . Auto Witts Lined Capeskins Unitned Scedes Ss J Y a TSS sabe asses z trair at the EIn ; Mey, Can be im $4.50 to $8.00 Values Offered at weth 7.95 DRESSES (234 — SSeS fH SQ25 $395 sgi9s e ie nt A cen eal % stents ae bel " P ’ ome va . —-_— = 3 4. 95 ——_ —— ™ , Gleves on Sale at Locust Street Stere Oni» C Two SENTENCED FOR ASSAULT fal a = Xunes Gilt Suggestions 34 ’ ~N Makes Total of Five Youths Pu oys uits Brand-New 7 iwhted for Offense nig es 1 0 feirt. " ad : Smail and Medium ood Be Tesi Oa [9 years old, the | . : Spotlights Arr Gauges $1.95 AlIWool id Aig coutqpmalpteppieendindied [m™ @6©- Radiator Shutters Skid Chains (%% ie ek ie Woes ox Pesdande clear —= Focusing Flashlights , | andwahr and was enn : t W h S t ce Cigar Lighters Foe a $L25 “Ee 33¢ $2.95 POM 2 cos B Socket Wrench Set Cot Fes Bows REPS ey Ashe 2 se Past hk Mascon a at » REN Cee PR a a a at te b sinkian hs . ots CAS owt a ct hee a attra ¥ a Wy + ia % . in a Tae - 2a ts > aie “"* ¥y LL, ee RET OE q apex ae ean o : DE eas e os a SRG ite ciea, Sear wrens be lid oil . e , ‘ ee, 8 ¥ I Pi ek aa mas act kz BS siggy ye "i ‘¢ a ee. a SURF Ae Ae ce To ER CR REN RE CE, : REY ie reost Ma te 1 are “6 a LO MITER REEL PO MORE RIEL Sic mtatees amet np Ppa Ae etre! har ‘4 epee’ Fe giteh

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ra A tO et a kad Baal san . heli reer i eee tarot teat heneeete tae nee a - “= , Ne tines > i ‘ ¥ ee Sey he 6 far as the murder of the house- | flat, toneless chuckle. “Aren't you, There poy = * humorous glint In) ana peremptory ‘Halt!’ brought! your tricks on me, Mr. Phantom."'| “Why, man it can’t be done! It’s | of Gage and Mrs. Trippe. , TZ c Dealers or good pointing the pistol wit a keeper is concerned. Apparentiy holding something back yourself? Lieutenant, Culligore’s lazy, mouse- | him tola stop. There was some. | “You surely don’t think that I'll | peen tried before. you know. And/| (Continued Tomorrow.) i Wt &. air, and his eyes were | there's not the slightest doubt that |What's the use trying to hog it all | colored eyes as he noted the look | thing in the leutenant’s tone that 4 “ mS brs and their weary and sluggish, as if he were, the Phantom did it.” for your paper?” of consternation that was penne dle gave him pause. He turned and | | Fi hi tie = eylly awake. He lowerei the! “Think 80?” “Didn't I tip you off on the do- creeping into the Gray Phantom’s | jgo,eq down. : Stop That | i . ‘i af gegpon almost as s00n #s he 6aw The two words, s in tow ings in the Gage house this mo.n- | face. He drew a step nearer, and | “Tintve: aised | 7 | d Woo n i “he Geastom’s face, but d'd not put | and casual tones, Secogelle poorly ing?” 5 — ae 8 eg + gph right,” | yale wrongs Roar hain ge sich ; a n e 4 x 4 : 2 tom to “Don't! “ ” sai iy, | Bae Sx feet trom te tergel. Phere | un) a man who hasn’ | , Tha me Your Visit % out of sight. - Beers oe brows. Don i You did.” said Culligore aryl) was a touch of carelessness in luis] ¢5. 4; life paan t ant & chance | : j je } “jh, it's you, Granger.” He you? |“and I'm still wondering how you|,.,,ner of handling the weapor, |& ed like an amateur. | 7 ink for a coughs, head colds—all respond only color roto magazine in Leuis. f VENTH ST. PHONE CEntral 2099 The thought was galling. Was it mute that I'll let you carry this quickly. Mentho-Laxene is pure, | . iy ~n. If the evidence wasn't : ‘ 3 er ' ; stone faintly suggestive of an un-| a So perfect Pinto will tell us how it happened that his hand had lost its nia. | Joke much farther. I have very containg no opiates, and is uni- a I'd be more sure of my ground , ” ; : s . rlying meaning. It seems beth | s ay € - when he comes to. | ; au strenuous objection. i ae Ps “ re taking advantage of the) As it is, I wouldn't bet more than sik ’ : : ti — oem jaa, pore Bre =e i eg ae rested at thi . Soe ee ee versally recommended for chil-— | Bef us a z . Tier, eset, on the Mhink there's any connection edge, or had his mental stress and ! uS particular time. Mind dren. Get MénthoLaxene today! | Babsence of Dr. Bimble and Jerome, . between the handcuffed pair and fagged nerves been the cause of his 2! 1 8Moke a cigarette” Sold by druggists everywhere . Be do a little investigating on the | Phantom’s guilt. I'm not sure he | the murder of the housekeeper’” bungling? Again, perhaps, he had All St i *, ores Open Daily eek es » killed either Gage or the house- From 8 me 7 to 9 P. M. pquiet.” a estentatineny | euee” 3 “How could there be? The medi- | been og by the hauntin. . od undays Culligore yawned ostentatioumy. — T ‘cal examiner said the housekeeper | Vision of a pair of troubled brown : he ; ne examiner s 2 Till 1 P.M. ‘The doc ought fo have new locks— oo wee Mim intentiy, /must have been dead from 20 to 3? | €yes. , put on his doors. It’s too easy for. ceyens oe eee “You ‘hours when the body was found. | The Phantom Turns a Somersault. “I see,”” he murmured. . rn — ‘ a : : “pl yt Ue oe Tit FS RN, gens ee we > ho ich aR Pe BLS aN: A py OSE AN nN cae IP gy —_ vend ; a. ita» ia ithe che ali Rt sien eae ar me, i oa i , , ; | ; i ; ; | —T ee ris : ery . 9.5 SPY. a ts « en ee ae re —_ oe ° me 5 o ; evr LAOe? ‘ : > 4 a. _— * Sad ~ . - ee APTN SAF ES ch TRE a ae SN SiN rae F | ” ' ' -| He looked hard at Culligore. : people to set in | tb Besides, where do you find any | | . ‘He isa simple and unsuspecting | os Ona 7 enti oaamg Phantom connection between a murder on. Some faces were like an open book | { AUTO foul. But tell me, Lieutenant, how | “You're talking rot.” snortea the the one hand and a cop chained to / to him, and this was one of them. | ad i IN SUPPLIES Mm happens that the Phantom’s | |. , t ‘¢ -- h, 4 a dope fiend on the other? To my The lieutenant was no man’s fool. | } Hi | " rail leads into Dr. Bimble’s base- pope renee ben S “Well, I don't suppose you would. science “i tony ra ‘cin cin eis ithe only clear thing about it is | the per before him would not per- | : i q 4969 DELMAR be here unless it did. Your object | 4, quick howe Gade hin breath | that the Phantom had a hand in | 38 private Anclinations. to swerve 3 « : if FOREST 5632 incoming here wasn’t to intervicw! 3. Even if he didn't kill Gage | it.*° : im from his duty. Culligore was | | :, , ie Sethe skeletons upstairs, was it?” | a ae Tri th ie ae | “The Phantom ’”” 88 dangerous an adversary as he | ; h 8 WN GRAN laughed ftly. ai caning cope ie “Yep. The Phantom was in on, had ever faced. But there was E : | ° Culligore gird oe two other things we can send him | , 4 af COLFAx 8:95 ht put the same question to. . ” : it. Surprised, eh’ Well, there are | still another quality behind the 's = i sg up for. some things we don't tel] the news-/ Mask, and it was this that gave | 9 pei , ) oll ES ga ge Peon “I suppose so,” said the PRaD- | avers, and this was one of them.| the Phantom his cue. | 3 . ia ie Now Open! ; d. since pia don’t seem ‘mato thoughtfully. much .as yOu | yust how the Phantom figured in! Quickly he looked about him.) St t Starts y ge An h “e ight aed oy “ont would hate to pinch him, ae t ithe thing I can't tell, but he was | The way to the basement door was | ar Ss p oon ® q ’ m_aeerenere, We m “ti GYOP let sentimert interfere with duty.” | | : ‘barred by the Heutenant. but th 2 | «fa oe T. Star Square s 8th Store pthe subject of our mutual presence’ «Sentiment be damned!” grum- paragethiys0 aa a ee | iden tehhiing rie idl ladleratary | F id Fri in) H N. W. C Ch +} , c= it : | vi early > mo _ : ll igo gn de at orner erokee and lowa Sapna peas ote apace s es | bled the lieutenant, “anti = ‘dickens how that fellow can walk | was unobstructed. With an appear-— : TY) ay +e j i ; - h he eiate to keep to him: i Ipaleg aes be soo oe egg ad os : ‘past our noses without - getting | ance of utmost unconcern the | fat th i . 4 | nythin : of me te : vo hen the Phentent oom oes wd +} caught.’’- -. : Phantom turned away and. started Fi | H pa 1 lS : n an} - = of » Gray was long on that kin of stuft. 3 The Phantom stared. He did not | to ascend the steps. i 14 tom lately * the way. what’s your opinion of the. think he had left any traces of his} “Stop!” commanded, Culligore. : a 4) } f. “Not exactly.” ,case, Granger?” ; - Gilg ' followin the retreatin man’s ’ . . ; oe ; connection with the affair at the E € = oe ¥ : 7 ee | | mever be sure. Even when vou’ profession. was studying his face|. oq the handcuffs. and there a fl i | afford to miss such savings: . creat . . ™ 1 ; , i “But vou wen’t oot. t takes 2a ve one a reci ing Were three seis of prints on them, . * ae i : ry PP ates someth : for i, LAUER’S— 825 North Sixth St ae ‘showing that three different per- Th SUITS The OVERCOATS ‘a ie presents that add to the joy of motoring and i—l—T 1 sons had handled them. There were € te =" wig} | | | ir ‘KS Pac . i warmth, style, a | SPEGIAL TOY. BARGAINS fl ag but Pees ps “eet thane Every suit has Two Pants. Many are with — tte ag Me They are in latest la8 = oe oes , io j mmen : ba as 3 One set waS Dan the Dope’s, the two pairs of knickers; also a great assortment and wear Se reco a pes am 30x3'» Clincher y Sia cies bint ae! . d ir of longies models; made of fine wool materiais; many Pi. s = i other must have been Pinto’s, and with one pair of knickers and one pair , ; , " ‘al | oe Heavy Tread Non-Skid] the third wae the Gray Phen-'! . ll. Made of guaranteed, are wool lined; many of plaid back materiais. ea Cord 1 A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY atagrremag ma TLL come The Phantom bit his lip, chiding ) | ali-wool materials; selected for service. ry —— yf» ne penasot Think what ee ideal - i| P . o/ o/ S BAIL . iS hip), ("Fil al : ‘ 2 - toc « sp ndi » 3 “ ‘= re Quoted! i Our ces Are 20 vo_to 30 (e s Than Elsew himself for having been caught oft W erner Player | patterns. Stylish models. The yn dakeeniae gift this will be for any little fellow. Sizes 6 a ” $5.25 | "$4 Doll Car- r his guard. He might have known : : : been divided into three groups a - | 30x5.25 | First Quality that the smooth and shiny surface Rin low prices quoted. : of the handcuffs would register finger prints. but he had been | bodily and menjally exhausted a’ the time, and his habitua! sense o¢ fl caution had failed to assert itse!? “Wonder what the Phantom was fl up to,” he murmured, feeling i trifle uncomfortablé beneath (uu! ] ligore’s covert and incéssant ser tiny. Ow yy Swe mks a ce a See ~ 4 $14.95 30x3'. Clincher ner, L5.95 RED TOP FISK 12.45 Cord Tires ck! Boy’s Suits and Overcoats— Values to $24.75 i el TE Se Re nd Oe ae ee ( Y Choice of Entire Sto wren) Raat ee rpg ligore grinned while absently tov. ing with the er — anetanc of Uadd Place and Phavets at this morning after I left you on the only $285. A small first paymen: corner-————~"" will deliver this excellent Player to your home for Christmas. § Many other Pianos and Players at drastically reduced prices. Plays « am e records as New! Priced, during this special sale ee — 14.75 $1 1 45 $7 ALI-STEEL COASTER 44 a WAGON—Re- $4 - a € ; oa 30x5.77 Slightly Blemished duced to ~. ° a . NOW! b4 [a 14x30-inch body: tangerine , \ e ; 14 ; ; & he 95 : . baked enamel finish; 10-in. $10 Cabinet a) f ee ds ~ 30x3'~ Oversize Clincher @ouble disc roller bearing Phonograph: “Hard telling. Lots of queer a i . Cord wheels with 1-inch tires. special things happen in this world.” ‘ul. a3. se > it ai 4 . . 14.851) SPRINGFIELD $3x6.00 7.95 sgl 14.95 | $7 Blemished ag Ae o* chines. 3° Suits and Overcoats hinge A “You had me shadowed,”: Inter- % : $ 6 85, $ \ a 4 te ; *hantom. “What was) a ere rupted the Ph m was Suits end Overceats Suits and Overcoats a SE Birtate:.c+ Clbet . Mer. Bf Rae Agee ee e:: ; 2 | ‘os s : 17 95 ‘the idea, Culligore?” If you intend buying a Mus- a \ : : a... ° 3O0x3 \y $16.95 “Hud “Just a hunch. My man trailed ical instrument for Christ- ig i. | 1 95 ee ee a i $11 g5 you to the Sphere office Then me- de not fail to take : mo -f ss a CLINCHER CORD son” Auto... ' egg “ Ron haa piety » advantage of this sale. 2: LAR : - thinking you wouldn't be out for a: A. } a: _ 18.95 FIRESTONE TIRE iam te sok tena aE BIKE while, he went into a beanery for RP AS EL entrance to the Sphere Building fo: | : 8 thi - 2 — Fives Quaity inch tires. —e. BLACKBUARD a while longer, but vou didn't show | Lehman Corner L10! Chive, Street” We are going to sell and sell and pe * We 7 2 ; 20% OFF ON $10 oe $1.29 up. Finally, he went {inside and in- entire stock is gone. Everything 1s recuse d. S a. a . « ERECTOR SETS shine $4 Slate Wall. quired for you. Thegtold him you -™ advise you to come early for best selection. 74 ' $5 No. 4 Set, with electric any Peers: =SOxe 2 ‘had left.” i- 5 motor, 283 rt Dise wheels and inches. ; x } sae ‘nic 3.98 oversize tires. Culligore paused fer a moment. = il 610 Ko. 7 Set. with dlertric He was turning the pistol in his : a 4 mi, motor, 600 parts hand with a playful air. The Phan- eo 99 66 9? cz Hl builds 678 modes 94298 tom felt a curious tension taking Ever td oO | h School an L Gloves ‘or fj hold of his body. | re and ben- “They told My man.” continued Z 7 purchase of _the lieutenant, sveaking very soft- ) e i a rer's sam- iv, “that vou didn’t write the story uit an vercoa we : i 4 see by the vourself, but told the facts to a re- a | nh pair that | BB. porter named Fessenden. As [I «a- ae : ree , 7 se w is a4 Sediy hich $ 4 derstand it, they gave Fessenden « While we're about it, we'll make a clean-up of the “High School and “Prep” Suits and Overcoats aes = Snake ‘ | new desk not long ago. It's a nic> also. Garments in ages 14 to 20. The styles are just what the high school and young college stu- a a es See oo tee | You save iust about half what vou would 4 looking piece of furniture, with a_ dents want. Materials are all-wool ; quclities guaranteed. ; vou | normally pay for such fine garments. Note the low prices! . clothes as good as these could be bought for so little? CHOICE ie 325.75: ait to Go At Once incy shades the lot, but tyle. Exactly as shown, 39 Can you remember any time when inches wide, 28 inches | $2.50 Reed smooth, glossy finish. Maybe high ; a dues on | Doll Sulky. $1.49 each . comp o t reed, nicely o~ ” : ' er rere sane whee | Oe a ceding ft a ile me) cet tee Made of soli » pol- jan ru r res ; in- , t a (tie har . , ished finish. ished in ivory or caramel. po) Yo iceep his voice steady. The role Shopping at One ‘ he was playing had claimed +11 his | .. ie Ni lcaaj! ".eboai'! ‘scab thoughts while he was in the Sitting Tie wee. e -+ S888 mn ‘ekee ti eandh : ae ree = OSpheres office, and he had not ing Gloves Suedes | 1 Ford Ignition System | a a Leeting. Ra my rm my _— , y ee ee oe See * ee — — ots 7 . . we aw . ‘ eh ba t 7 pe (2%, - ps Pe EO CO al ee eee wee —4 . gine sein re ae — = ee eS al a at ‘ 7 , ~ Si a ee maak. _ ° ¢ vn wee * ~ : ue My; Sa "4 GM one: , a : Hap sr» . Weare Lye ae dee oo ae Oe ae ah he an. wlan vet ’ ve ay ty! ie oat Nhe : " z A peiee> Ibe Gare eG: Speke Me (+ gases oe so ‘ Aris z ‘ , p ‘ nia “ a * . ' Me by vs Ps tay re ae ~ ares (Be) ee 7 " we ‘ ‘ 4 : to's A “ wah p PR OR rts. : hs ll en ee r naa Rrgtatags Rig ot “ By i; . ri 2 s: i t wer As . 4 dé : ie | ° + Oke, = 3 pao a f? d ‘ ‘ cee, Po. _P cig", aero 7 ‘ r se wins : _ ev - - ens os : * rs m a, | ee bests Wien clon a hegre . ny + iam egy P “ey a or eet hb ae a ae » . NN le Re oer NI Se eee , ‘ Regular § 1250 Veilue, et =? "8s 2D —. noticed detaiis. Have Schweig take your : A — — —T ie , ; aa a ane |S . t-lasting 95 8 ee : Too bad you didn't.” Culligore graph. he best, longes | Pry vit Wir LIONEL EL ““TRIC TRAINS accents. Gradually and without ap FOrest 2990 for appointment. | Sis LIONEL WIDE- 50 GAUGE TRAIN wa $14. ll-inch reversible engine with * headlights 1! Pulilmas and 1 observation car. each inadtvic- wally lighted and 1144 toches long. Ova! track 56x42 inches. 25 LIONEL WIDE- _ pane TRAIN... .. $19.98 i ok ee Pah RR ese hag ; him the story, and you were sit- ...and enclosed in an unusually / ting right beside him, with one of, attractive folder. ” | parent intent, he turned the muz- J : zie of the pistol! until it point-d to Two Xmas Specials the Phantom’s chest. “Well, I un- . derstand Fessenden was sitting =t 3 True-to-Life Photographs | x . that nice, new desk while von told Finished in a new soft background j d ‘ ‘ A reversible engine with 2 headlights, | 8 feel. Geld benlé trie me 2 Pulleame and Pubuieation ae, each individ. the corneras of lege desk yee — ; Size gx 13 inches $14 , ra r ae and hes long; rack s ve a rahit 3 ef pink poplin lining. Fae A ee if ine tong; oval ¢ ’ you. Some people ha : Size 7 x 11 inches $10 when nervous of drumming with | inge n whatever object is im : - . before them. It's a bad habit. FREE an additional projected | Geender:* : photograph will be given with | A }} | ‘The Phantom nodded. A _ thin each of the above special offers. smile played about his lips and his Size lox 14 inches with the one ‘eves glittered Ifke tiny points of. and 9 x 13 inches with the other. CO — | — q a) Es es ARVIN MANIFOLD HEATERS For All Ford Models; Regular SI 25 $1.75 Value, at w Manitoid Heaters for ether cars on Nove Sewing All Boys’ Clothing Boys Clothing special order—24-heur service : | | between half-closed lids. The beautiful new finish, large ‘ 2 GARDEN WHEELBAR- steel betwe y ARVIN EXHAUS HEATERS Spey ——-daeastal ree $: ‘Very bad habit, Granger. We!! size and reasonable price of these Must Go! in this Heater the exhaust passes through ® Red ename ~e pp yee | — my man saw finger prints on the | photographs make this offer RS CAST-IRON RADIATING UNIT, the heat ! 1 one cee ‘smooth and shiny surface of the) outstanding. _ driven up inte the car threugh e beat desk, right where vou had been sitting. He touched them up by Studio Open Sundegs 10:30 to 3:30 register iocated inside the car. i sprinkling a little gray powd-r SCHWEIG’S . over them, after which they were. Will Fit Any a $5.95 | 0 Veluwe, at _ a photographed.“It didn’t take very, Bileetwie : * long to identify thefn. Steady now: | + ee ee & ++i * * HH F Pe This little toy of mine can be real, 4927 DELMARBOUL. fugly when it gets ma@. What | |i Out-of-Town Customers, Write for Our Toy Catalog

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— Hie was ——...... he Rance ater Press. “De “7 . 9 1995 PAGE 28 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER, 9, 1926 ——_ —_——. Noted Spanish Financier Dies. ee deville in 1 3. For a ume | > HOENLX. ‘ariz. Dec. 9—Ge : : HOLDUP MAN KILLS GIRL Moe iol ee on trom n= | DEMOCRATS CARRY TAX CUT HEADS (If BANKRIIP] aADRID, Dewal, one of Spain's! he served as Governor of the Bank WHO DISREGARDS COMMAND 2 ) out o ii FIGHT T0 FLOOR OF THE HOUSE rolleieth financiers and gener’ - oD 0 anf for 3 years : — Stee end hrow | Cnarge Made That Republicans Are 'Fimance in the , Dato. abinet. . m4 AG ° . 444 es. . 4 : + . : ; > . . ° ~ °S ls ’ i > «= 77 _ J . - - % . ae oT, i ’ sil ‘ ti . : eek & SG iv . (ellins, 18 vears old, was shot and',. a SLOre e she ct , lee , ~tin . 4 killed last nigh a road near rei 4 ees" = a & M ‘ j ; : : Se ee tine 2S on 9 . i * ry ‘ . . - . > e? ;. &s a > . 2 2 ¢ q J : home in Tin oN a eg rm . —_ —— a ' ae. 2 ; i Lhd i ‘ ; ‘ ‘ : ' " 3 ; a: . " : p ~ - ‘ ‘ 2 : ‘ > ¢ Lis : i, : : ‘ a ‘ ° — ; rT 1 2m " Ss : : i ’ — ° e Z% ‘ : : ‘ ‘ ™ : emp L er oe nee a a ; 4 (eas & a - . a ‘ ™ “ : : sb Leech fB, > ee ~ Shee : e ; ; } . r. Lat ea } ‘ : ~~ —_ t » 7% , : MPa 2S . ¥ “8 ' " . . » @* bic ee ‘ i ‘ ~4 4 A? 4 a : 2 J itt 4 F . A “ ’ , : . | i 4 L i . : ‘ p ety wt ‘ = : - s. 2 ~~. 4 J ¥ = . A Great Variety—Sensibly Priced a. S| Sa 7o*; a aa af = ie apc hogalagetin et ie AN ali a ity i aa he t . Regent) Wie 0 tr Shan. bie Seti ~ aa Jedi ies Nacsa Le pp Rey Saat My ean peinabia el Lem Neer he Ret yO” Spey, ‘ ki i Br na Bt ae ae oo py asr + " mit . ' . ; \o 4 * 4 ready , a e s ; 7 ee" Puy > * ee r 4 rsh Bu at & 2 ” r ‘ve, he — set te #8 me : ‘ ‘ . F: Aes Grip Tablet.) Signature took no @eps to preserve the as cS Dg digh al 4 oa Gotham Silk Stockings for Christmas Gifts ~ wh . gait ay + , oF. : | j 7 be ees = 1, * 3 A ey appa sae sett ; 10U ‘ OS oF: Salar _— a vere “?- “us “ a ws — There’s lots of it at Yahiem'’s for any- SA Se Oiler BA) Reg me Sit iigy tee ” Fe * Bor Nerney BK ve f. Scam ee toe e" FO Beas ig PD “ : Ide we f -_ >~ aM AEP? x: W , - Ltt isin i. SR AS aes 6 ret ¥ ’ Mes M, % m, Di? ote ,* ’ hood ’ $ - . —_ t™ eye ? ! Re ed os AN NB Atlan BORLA «hdl Pb scr Sep” PH ae Sab Tato Qin, SOPRA i Np AD ep, Ti Satara oak. 5 + Hebe DR le REE Peery “pias nds elipe Rea te. na ih AED hain i. " Pee, - 4 agile Aso REE (ite pase ei. Pi PE Sa DS i, ag hres ore oe bite BG ee = oath: aXe we AIMS pages eh +. oa oll - ene oa 2 Shee Pare - le ee et ath as Coast i ener A DRT se Se apx tee aay Fo ME SIM AIRE ie han aan tn.) hg PORE PALS: PEPE Be NB RRS Oe ee bet ee ey OA I SE A AIT © Oly a oh wt ae ap We, see Pca ET Hee i a dl 4 eye PP gy ie i Sd arate mes A | ETE) et ae o% ee ee rd ae hee & aap _s. 7 ‘tree i eS MY ae ee Sa ee eee Cae a ‘ : Sapae & : aaa eo edie ae EO a ee peak Pet he eae kd eeen see ee : 3 Be et an : o ind oy ei toward ie Rk f hh w 7A ae oN sari ae via doit ts vee i Saas Stared We. Crocand, Tapes Solite costs a few.cents more per gallon, but you'll “my CL niles you see the “Bay il, lel weleiog| te say, “It’s worth it! “ #6 ing the genuine Bayer & “3m =sérescribed by physicians @ Se cea! Toro na At Any Standard Oil Service Station or Authorized 2 v ts Crosiand will be entertaine 4 nd e a . e - L () t - FU He Fig: i be, H a & G : C ve ‘fficera of Moolah Teme m4 Garage or Filling Station ying The Solite Sign GOEBBELS and CORNWALL | Rabht Harrison Preaches Tonight. °} Rebbi Leon Harrigan. . Perm Dp! 902-4 FRANKLIN AVE trast, Kingshighway and Wan | _ 7 ngton Sowevards. in iis S entice oo ae ee a. Se. 1 mr | = ¥_e - ‘ an » — today, will ! | n mpany | indiana) a att ICON NO AER Re RE RE HY OME LE Miah ARIE ae oh REMEMBER—SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER eyes elton geome gl Magne . “ ave you any | ; : rt % aa t7 . — (definite religious DHbeililate Te you | 4521 _— ba °c eS So aber aier whe Cabecabe wae Cae abe ete ee real a Rt a a oS Set oe Ss | Betas wetawek Grow up without religien "|

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S GIFT SLIPPERS Great Variety—Sensibly Priced ther Slippers, From $3.50 elt Slippers, $2 to $3 t Banister Slippers, $10 s’ Leather Slippers, $2.75 Tit Selec OLIVE AT JO*®ST; Silk Stockings for Christmas Gifts sutunenentenettiiieeeesee arty % 2 . - $ Se: llustrate a Soft Kid Slipper, , Black, Red or Patent, $5 | to play. — anghe That’s olines. Try it once— a Car In winter from start to t’s what Solite - - on, but you'll or Authorized e Solite Sign ight — powerful Iving as smooth Solite is in the he first pressure ively and quick! lite Louis, Missouri LS afe— - se ——— ee -— ST.LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH _._ THURSDAY EVENING, Asbestos Mines in Arizona. mercial production of asbestos is PEKIN IN GRIP 0 WINTER By the Associated Press. now going on in Navajo County, F “PHOENIX, Ariz., Dec. 9.—Com- Arizona, opening up new mines in | By the Associated Press. that part of the Unite d States. | PEKIN, Dec. 9.—Chinese news- — | Papers here declare many persons | have frozen or starved to death, or are destitute in Pekin because o | the bitter cold weather the last two |days. Many of the children are | victims. | Military operations during the _ last year have made hundréds of BITTER-SWEET 40:.. C# OCOLATES 40: MRS. AMY SMITH’S CANDIES -—- ORTH SEVE farmers of the surrounding dis- FAMOUS PEANUT CANDY c 'tricts destitute. There has been a ib. vy ‘ | marked increase in the number of AY Lb. | beggars and helpless persons in the streets of Pekin this winter. ————— _ oe . 6 rane el ates Se lea" Ce. Cet re > | Winter Comes— ee Enjoy comfortable observation-platform travel any day of your jour- | ney via the low-altitude Golden State Route, the warm winter way to é sunny California. Three super-quality trains—finer and faster service this season, to Los Angeles, San Diego and Phoenix, Arizona. De Luxe GOLDEN STATE LIMITED—AII]-Pullman—Every travel luxury. Extra fare. The APACHE—Observation car. Through Standard Pullman to Los Angeles daily leaves St. Louis (Union Station) 10:00 p. m.; De Bal- iviere Ave. (Forest Park) 10:15 p.m. Fast tourist car service through to Los Angeles—ask for special dates of departure. Only three nights en route. No extra aay CALIFORNIAN—Standard and Tourist Pullmans and coaches daily from Kansas City. No extra fare. MEALS—“The best on wheels” at most reasonable prices. ROCK ISLAND—SOUTHERN PACIFIC DIRECT TO CALIFORNIA For reservations, literature or detailed information, apply to Rock Island City Ticket Office, 320 N. Broadway, Phones Garfield 7985-4 Phil A. Auer, District Passenger Agent L. B. R Island Lines « Axx ae 9+-1A 817 Chemical Building Southern Pacific Building 8th and Olive Sts. or 312-4 N. Sixth Sereet St. Louis, Mo. St. Louis, Mo. Phones Garheid Phone Main 2900 7745-46 | Was a of Tennessee, ' New i Wat | Cost /governimnen! /nomically, new ‘the Mavor said, and he conprraculat- | LIQUOR VESSEL'S - CARGO DRUNK BY. PIRATES AND GREW ae re Unusual Incident of Voyage | of Former Tennessee Lawyer. HE GETS 9 MONTHS ON PLEA OF | He Denied Kvetsiodiie of Piracy Conspiracy, but | tion Violation Plot. By the Associated Presa NEW YORK, Dec. 9. Phaff.,. former Tennesseean, marked by charges of rum piracy on the high seas laid against hirn both in France and America. pleaded. guilty yesterday to viola- ition of the prohibition laws and was sentenced to nine months’ | prisonment in East View tiary. Phaff | Six indicted conspir- had been others on charges of }acy to violate the prohibition and conspiracy to commit in the robbery. of the Elma. Phaff testified he knowledge of the ee piracy liquor robbery. Admits Part in Prohibi- 'the request of merchants who sald cessible to t tl Disclosed by Sentencing |@eminst the lighting of 4 mateh. ~Mayzy § J. | whose adventurous career has been | im- | Peniten- | with law | steamer | had no! Indietments returned on Nov. 4 | revealed that when prohibitio | agents boarded the Elma, a for- (mer Hghthouse tender, they found | burlesque arroll’s presenta- ‘bathtub |in progress a ition of Earl ‘¢ party,”” with a bearded and _ . 0be- | wige ed liquor thief seated in the i capt ain’s bathtub while rum run- | — iners and thieves stood about | | drinking champagne from the tub | with tin dippers. Captain Forced to Stop. It was learned, the agents said, that the liquor robbers had “plant- ed” one of their number on the Elma when it set forth as a run | runner and subsequentiy had cap- | tured the craft. The captain of the Elma was forced to att as while the thieves and the members of the rum-running crew who sur- rendered, proceeded to drink up the Kima's wireless. No plea was made vesterday to | a stoker cargo and put on an impromptu burlesque of the bathtub party which they heard about over the | ‘the piracy charge against Phaff, | ‘end it was understood that this) 'would not be pressed. | Phaff was arrested on a charge | of piracy in France in 1924 and, after spending some time in jail}! uwuiting tria‘, was released on bail | pending further action. sl was accused of having aided robbers | who raided the French steamer | Mulhouse off the New when her cargo of liquor «nd the money in her safe were University Graduate. On his arraignment vest |Phaff told the a member of the graduate and that some ye the cGiltices bar of Ts of the TLnessce azo he was employed in of the late Joseph H.Choate of this city. He said he had vracticed in admiraltv cases in United States District (“ourt. He had been a law-abiding citi- zen before meeting his fellow con- spirators, and he said that finan- cial reverses had driven him te bootlegging. Judge Knox on Thomas Murray, fey and Stevens Deotus, Elma’s crew, who were York from Wi They pleaded guilty ment of conspiracy to prohibition and tariff acts, sistant States ts said that up they were the bootlegging periors. suspended sentences William Dnut- all of the brought to to an indict Violate but Attorney they United when plans of their su- MAYOR URGES BRINGING OF erday, | Cour: that he was] TTniversity | imington. N. C. | the | As- | signed | without knowledge of | NEW INDUSTRIES TO CITY. of Government Here Beginu- ning to Outrun Revenue, Miller Tells Business Men. Mayor Miller said vesterday to beginning to exceed its revenue. He declared that he believed that t hie was operated very eco- revenue be an taxable needed added must increase in the the One way industries to cit y. would be to come encournge | to the city, | ed the Chamber of Commerce upon | having embarked upon a continu- | ing systematic effort to obtain new | industr ies. ‘S6 >] ° SAY “BAYER ASPIRIN ~GGfldtt9 Foi vie, wresiaene oF 1 Downtown Improvement Assecia- tion,. told of the project to run a ! 99 i = j§double-deck street aiong Thitd Unless you see the “‘Bayer Cross” on tablets, you are not get- f ‘street and thence into both North : i ; : — “91° or Colds jand South St. Louis and asserted ling the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe by millions and Pai Seleed dc Wedd lua bhtdetive tel tee] soe , if - ain ;claiming the decaying business dis- prescribed by physicians over 25 years. Headache trict east of Fourth street. DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART Neuritts ' Toothache | | Aspirin is the sate mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid ' & : ‘ . WOULD LIMIT DELMAR PARKING | Eilers’ Bill Allows Hour Only From q . M. to 6 P. M. > sa all ’ ° | One-hour parking between 7 a. Accept only “Bayer package Neuralgia | m and 6 p. m. for Delmar boule- a ee Por Mee” eine an -vard, between Taylor avenue and which contains proven directions. Lumbago aiinasthateey ‘ntlowsed: ta ond: Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Rheumatism | Posed in a bill to be introduced 4 we '{n the Board of Aldermen tomor- Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. pedlnpedig er wnttensitgee “wan He said he drafted the bill at € the Chamber of Commerce at ae luncheon meeting that the cost of ‘running the city government was | hence that the source of | wealth of Jersey Coast | a ll | ‘ it Edison Looks Down on the Sky- | stolen. | ; » 1 if aTs | i DECEMBER 9, 1926. _ Se een the Memphis Commercia! morning paper, and Appeal! | Mooney. A member of the |editoria) staff of the Commercial | Suicide > sage vege "| le Lett Warning of Danger.| Appeal for five years, beginning in . suicide was 1895, Mi ater serve epilna 6 ac aragage ' sen later served Appeal, > ° ~* ~d . their stores were frequently inac- Evening motorists because of | | long- period parking. | the a re- rae jury anvesti- | ington correspondent of the paper. death of Otto Beinke, | Still later he was assistant mnan- 38 vm o] td. 3052 Easton avenue. l aging editor of the paper. whose body was found yesterday im a gas-fflled room at his home. ‘DRY MEN RAID CHICAGO CLUB | a note readin “Please don’ t lprdne mea samt dh thi « » § Ss is the ' A e ; : | nts in Dinner , Jeclare Eame st act of my life.” On the 4 : - Jas mate I ‘ lare | | door was another note warning Padlock Evidence Sufficient. CHICAGO, Dec. 9.—Prohibition 2. J, Mooney’ s Successor Chosen. By the Associated Press. MEMPHIS, Tenn... Dec. vick P. 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Phenvne yvour order er lenwve it with your nearest druggiat. ai Additional News-F eatures in | the December 11th “DIGEST” | The Anti-Foreign Crisis in China Britain Wins the White Star Fleet The Sick Man’s Pint of Whisky Scraper Now We Can Zone Our Cities Britain’s Tax on Betting | The Family Row of the Russian Reds | The Bane of International Ignorance | Gasoline From Liquid Coal Coming—Sausages With Cotton Shirts Rubber Outwearing Metal | Electric Printing for the Blind that - ceteetnmniemaniienee ne awe eS TEs ARE tatnaenneneRNemnaee = Why Christianity Fails to Win Islam The Constitution of the United States White House Beds and Butcher Bills The Boy Who Bearded General | Sherman Early Nightmares of. the Carriage” A Crab That Cuts Itself Overcoat “Baby” Alligators Astray in Northern | Rivers | Profit Sharing—New Zealand Style | “Horseless Sponge | Many Illustrations, Including | Humorous Cartoons COLOR REPRODUCTION— “The Feast of St. Nicholas”— By — Steen ON SALE TODAY brea All News-stands—10 Cents 1927, fora “ According to the drplomatic lic by Washington on November 23, the Mexican Govern- ment purposes to “stand pat” on its oil and land laws, despite the reiterated and emphatic contention of our Government “retroactive and confiscatory.” citizens, such violations.’ aa country. gérous deadlock” One of the provisions of concession” they are Aaron Saenz, Mexico’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, says in answering Secretary of State Kellogg's Government on its part expects that that of Your Excellency since im such Mexico’s Move to Confiscate American Property HE SPECTER OF WAR discloses itself to a num- ber of observers as a possible outcome of the “dan- revealed by the latest exchange of diplomatic notes between Washington and Mexico City on the irritating subject of Mexico’s petroleum and land laws. tions which own in fee the mining or oil rights of property in Mexico must exchange that ownership before January I, good for only fifty years. these laws. is that corpora- correspondence made pub- s protest: “My Repertory Arrives in New York | will indicate the concrete cases in which recognized prin- The Last of Puccini “First Nights” | ciples of international law may have been or may be - violated in disregard of the legitimate interests of American cases it will be disposed to repair The Washington Post. which has little patience with | Mexico’s stand in the land-law controversy, | convinced that “the warning given by Secretary Kellogg to the Mexican Government carries no threat of war,’ | “the people of the United States are as much opposed to in- | vasion as the Mexican people can possibly be.” is nevertheless ’ because ‘There are two ways in which the United States can k faith.” maintain stable and satisfactory conditions in Mexico,” says the Chicago Tribune: “One is the disagreeable way of tak- ing charge and having some General Wood keep order in The other is by backing a Mexican strong cnough to maintain his Government and fair enough not to For a complete description of the Mexican situation in all its ramifications, you will read with great interest the leading article in The Literary Digest for “this week. For other outstanding news- features sce panel at the left. It is a mark of distinction to be a réader of The |iterary Digest | THE GRAND PRIZE (Highest Award) GOES TO FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY Literary -Digest,” “The Standard Dictionary Se és ries,” “Hoyt’s New Cyclopedia of Practical Que The International Jury of Awards of the Sesqui- | centennial International Exposition has awarded The Funk & Wagnalls Company the Grand Prize “for the educational value of their Dictionaries and other Publications.” Included in this very large exhibit were such well-known publications as “The tations,’ ‘‘A New Standard Fible Dictionary,” “Eti- quette,” “Young’s Analytical Concordance to the Bible,” “The Blue Book of Cookery,” ete. 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ae (Roos cies ee , ne | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _____THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 ora Re a ag =a ——— —_ , PROPOSE is) this session. F t 3600 BRACELET CENSURE OF BRITAN'S POLICY |BYER ACT IS CRIICISED | SIMMONS TO oe cuz legislation -— iT mam eses saeee oer SAYS STRIFE IN SOUTH ON COAL STRIKE VOTED DOWN BY FEDERAL JUDGE POLLOCK, §=©=—>—GUTIN saan ey 10 EXPAND WELLSTON LOOP A New Word for | - oo Pence Bere. ‘Ramsay MacDonald Motion, With Automobile Thieves Should Be Ap- Payers—Favors eae ss - +Detectives have been asked to. Wil | FN LYNCHING Which Lioyd George Agrees, | $=-prehended and Punished in fect Small om Slash Dictionaries ‘jhelp recover a $3600 diamond | Brings Cheers and Hisses. State Courts, He Says. ote SS rotece ao . ‘}bracelet be longing to Mrs. J. H. | LONDON, Dec. 9.—Censure of | Br the Associated Press. WASHINGT TON. Dec. 9.—The; who ts. |the Government's policy during the |, KANSAS CITY, Kan. Dec. 9. | $335,000,0090 Democrgtic tax reduc- | e House ; The Dyer act, which makes it a bill was presented to Congress” | ) | . . Acuophizs | Epst ein of Nashviile, Tenn., i me - sa | Acidophilus— .Professor Declares New Civil} | lerfme to transport a stolen auto-| tion & . ; “ ee A ba pl tte t United Railways expects to — work shortly after Jan. I delaxved project to expand Weliston | . looping facilities in | a St. Chartcs. City Limits and | = or, avemuc car lines. Traffic) ome . 48 ag _ £3 are tiay ' visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. oal strike was moved fn th Cc * } ~ @ a «*? re _ @tganisms recently discevered by Baa -pag ay ! , Als I il Troemmons yester . . ‘ ih tes ann i Apartment |Mims. professor of English litera-/:%.- hag a stormy receptio GT wey ade? Go eed ou In the Hiuse the revenue ques te c *. . ? -* sity % ' - * . : ; % r ‘ bs "y a PEE ; > = rr? i mt} ? r a Jeb on : ‘ture at Vandervilt University, prif-/+:n. raborites, who greeted him. time of this court, and I would like’ “O" Was MPN im Came one) j * Grand 3 cipal speaker at the forty-frst an- | with hisses and shouts of “Musse- |... peal if if I knew how. How onosupply bill by CRairman Mad-/ | ee ee ee JN 0 0 w to repeal if it kne : O'v- x ite ' ’ nal dinner of the New York Sooth- {si . «0 on 3 0a Om edie "tT Jam ‘hf ithe sropriations. Com-' = $5 715 up qeual dinner of the New tork Seuss imi. The Conservatives respond- ever, samething has to be done to ~ 1 ws | : = ost- ispatch , rn Secietv in the Waldorf-Astoria ae rts he pee y ay ae + itte rh aserted he was in fa- ern Society in the Waldorf-Astoria jug with cheers. Without going into etop this wholesale thieving of n>- ttee, who) asmerted a a as LN - A A Ae pe. bing tes P Fe evitede rho a a ® Ti i LOLOL SOLE LE LOO Mi iN i Sai of his policy. Baldwin i... care” vor of the Hresident’s proposal for ; : . east Niet ‘the de ii Lic} aa = : Classified 1 Pianos os Reproducers Mingied as if Was with — ‘is™M tga is red he +4 as not to ar imfiimii- ‘ e 2 ae ae > tay eredit t| and ajiso a tax reduc- ‘ ) : F ee re 3 3 : ana} the EA Dane aa E : i tin we oe .¥ ’ mn te? ted. we Exciusive Agents for id praise of the nd below th€ | gateg by threats and said he would | ‘ Offers Summer White House tn | °°" ™ easury. He indicated, Be . " “Ne fever. he wanld not support the Gift Suggestions “4 ai = KRANICH & BACH } Mason and Dixon line, it was heard (40:3 4 general election in goad time West. for Everybody ' With correspondingly, varted ¢mo- | —not. aes ever. unt he Was ready. ad Pe . 4 JULIUS BAUER ‘tions by the 506 Southerners, for- | i} w vASHINGT ONL Dec. 9—A Representative La Guardia (Rep. ? Intes- DECKER & SON j mer! outherners and friends of the GIVES acy ‘CROSS $] 470, 009 ‘avin : Summer White House was of New York said he thought the | — ELICIOUS fresh per te most criiiral comparison. | South to whom it was addressed. WASHING TON, . red to President ee toda. Treasury st! plus should be applied = straight from the sea to dealer. Cleaned, boned, AE gt Salamis) Democratic proposal laxatrves. una! Putretachon Wwe ty Lt nit M a. T i a ca “wiwenient eB : “For 69 wears.” Dr. Mims said, , ' . muti | die euelibenes Me Maste Repu iMican ‘to reduction) of the publie debt. ¥ i , : eee toe ea ead is usualiv aec- ’ : ‘ a + ae | OO { companied by al ees. have iived tog a in U oe oe es ote Pipe yg (c of South Dakota, ea tnvited the As membétrs of the House took | 2 « : - to cook. Forty. Fathom : : , : a J r4 .* Ate = 4+, 56 as - amon Pade Gat $4-x2 + = | > 4 =_we + -+ »{ ° f aT? } ie read ; ed - se ciaeaal the signs of rapid , radow of a great disast r ad (rag- : oO hee ap CoRR ie —— at the late Ta mes execa 1vie nist Dae his — eral ees oft the S$) ituation there was | ; « y Fill ts eld age and its fedy; we have explained fate too MARTI a tw tl pL eer vacation is Custer State Park. belief that the President's plan for : Haddock e are clear ‘ring. reconstruction. s it not rymser, f jet TT) A) pee (te ie Is, where a 60-' a tax credif could not muster a we fish meat—the prime white ATIDOPHILUS marks are casily Terr oo thea ~ > ~~. “- b eae | Lee Re Trequire- major ity in Oto . ¥ ~ t . ot her i of countiess voctrms. ito have done with so much talk, | ¢*OGpeg@, tux ; : . ? : ‘ win ater am- Patat™ T gt | et , * New intestinal putrefacten may be jabout Southern chivalry. Southern | aS Chairman: Mobert Metorest, smd i ferestalied. Re-serply the bedy with manners and hospitality, even {Chief Justice William H. Taft. first Ra) nature! acide pees, recurred and i So muth- rn ; 7. “Be 3 fracdition ‘ ah nd Secun } y = t resi a* ris. respec - heathy bamar ba s ; tively: Garrard B. Winston, Un epee ae bies, i Rebuilding the States. a ee. a re. itheks that uw requrred banish | atestma! ' e secrelary zt tHe treasury eas- . . , ' oe ‘w sh To 7 Te ik 5f another “iwi by . ~ : * ’ > > Pa@tefectios. As a simple and eco- a ee ee ee a ee «ae -bel Boardman. memical test jest try tskme twe — ; | War that is now being fought out). -ctary. President Coolidge is Meger’s Acid-O-Phii Tablets after | jin evegy community and state Ofiponorary president. Harvey | i . . - + : - every meal and st bedtime for fear | I the south, and of anoth con shart weeks. Youll be surprised at struction that is synonrmeus with bew clear and frm your skzn wi ithe rebuilding of oki commen- ¢ your tprevement @ wealths. The fight is on between leoks and health. YouT heve more ithe progressives and - liberals and ~~ : i} "~ ee Sel bag | the conservatives or reactionarieg.|,~ , yeu ve taken a new “lease on life.” iy “th this present war the pro- } is Movers Aad-O-Pha Tablets are pesi- gressives are fighting for «conom- Seige Rt oo te ren * rat iV ee ra > ‘ . recognized — ime—whenever Southerners meet Bi nO ER, at tS ee ee a Ee ee ee tds 4) ees ener ‘ eae oer 1 _ ho ) a gs greving hair, dark circles under the together to take certain things for es ©O meow“ Tl l[Pments of a presidential} recreation led a nun rr of Hou: Ways and NO DANGEROUS DRUGS Shi the - 4 ) —s - * a a ) ae a ee mee z | ~ No waste. pped day - eyes, sallow pasty complexion. a hred igranted and pass on te other;2t t°° 428Rua: fieciiog of +" Or- | place. 7 Means Committee members to pre- OVER 70 YEARS OF SUCCESS - | : Dail : ae ee aaa . | 'f “Popless” look and cfien the stoop- ithines—to find new heroes. new .82nizations | ; : ; : ak . - ior > ey greg Hoar 7. ; + ‘s 2 Sn a 3 oe Wa v im a 4 a % > 2443 $e i ak @ ach iit j > ’ 3 1 ey Pe n ~ vaite an: ' nm OsPhil Tablets at all good durgists head. ash | awa) af in liately, & | enw ; “T 2 ta it 2s 29 ¢? ry? i¢ ee! af Ot Lue i an 0 o .j a . n e batt . M 4 A ‘d-O Phil | Water appued to the bose lM @ Basi » Even in politics an increasina ; 7 iH =" —- ms, . er i : oyer s ct = || douche. ee AUuUMoer Of business men and pro- = Tablets for It’s wonderful what great relief | fessional men no longer are voting L inal P faction /eomes to these with Sinus Trouble. ome way and praying another. but e . : , mtestina! Putreftacti 7 teswh and Mead Colds. when are following the dictates of their ee ain ke 7 peta Anite hy aie. te Peart el E FRR Sele ogy apes! 490 | pe Sie . 5 ; ‘ . A peace SR Ni dy $3 k paren BE nem ‘ + . oi A. At All Good Druggists a3 : . 8B uhd * MaAtIOD ai fj Lies Tf hake ne 1". Aa ta wes « > ~ ~ threach Pest-Dispatch wants. Phome £2:'5 10 Te leve. At all Wale 5 Lowman Negroes at Aiken S. Cj delicious blend both . ~ 7. 7 sf al o . ’ ‘eur want 2d er leave it with yeur “lores, Wolff-v ilson and others | UT Mims continued ss of nearest druggist. There is a South that wrac.| =e" COmem E22 ‘PPE, ant Fiu.” . ae - : b that prac. For colds, gripy seneTenciien ran! Reac reeaees — 4WCeS and justifies lynching and | 1d so mm 0 olds, gmppe P " . * . ted a . r * ~ ‘ e o 13° = another South that believes it is| and “Flu” by ta aking Kalis’ “Fiu- ie iT, Tope} t ; ‘ ‘3 tc. we + , ; anjustifi« under any and aali| Caps.” lh strict! y meritorious SiPeumsiances and te rs iutely d ad = - ~ ~~ » o *S..| : Ui aed oe nk tain? se: -y CS. ao : bo a ‘ rem v conrita 4 19 quinin end | , 4 it) J) t : an é nd to * e nal ruggist’ 3, igal as Turhiahed. ta 1 ee Pee Oo t comes its new, tan Mat Sta s of he forme ZEs* ‘some Se texture—so different : a ™ , "ae aS. st : tie pe t ary iz erms i ms six . S$ t9 re imprison- Pe gluey hot cereals. 2 Y my 6 z of , r # A ; be wi ' re } az ag ¢ a ss y ’ = 7 ~ “ae 3 > Yr » ¢ + . ince the food elements of both “3 eSty O01 iw May Sout > = nal ae wonder it is called the ne + | + tin 4 - a » : oo” et lyeehed 41 oatmeal in fifty years! Negroes. Klan and i gona 2m Original HtridDution tea Lion m tM vranizar mn of + } : as —-« ns " a rm a a ‘es om ee igi . E. FOUGERA & CO. Inc. Importers r iA Hia A a2 20 Pe e- X York. N. ¥ iat ben _ a. in? ~ Sa ._ ~ —_— ae : sti ee Y? il-A erica and im-(hristian. an nat heids out he helping hand to é : . ET ne Od a *A - ‘= rs ra e nm ; | i ™ « - . me Ss & SOUTH : Siast a ? SorueEs a Wy FRED W STEIN I boraries and lab wield we ae ADV ERTISEMENT | | What may pect © an hour toeperate. N 7 pen : - “45 notars, “Thus fa . d emcees on catas. | % wants ens ot ence, Bane ace Tce mame shalt thou go and no farther’ and me nes LAST WORD in elegance and luxury—alk *. Y ae 4 say bavlere 2 i Overnight To + hi In uain?t > eke Sepe Woeckemanne >: os i hard'y beheve it yourself t!! you bear . SOurN or eniightened prophets . “4 _ “ . st l, all-P C] b d > thet have emplapad pe a ak of the real pleasure of a radio that always who would fcilow truth where New Orleans—Gulfport, Biloxi, Pass a“ u lman. u an obser vation Cars; me ye sade oalianinhen al brings im stahons on the North Amencan Continent, inact: etia | | di i | w vet trat ead big Dew fac tr v makes it possid.e. Volu - -_— * : , i a v + ‘ . me, Vo: Lina, . ‘ R rr TF ors » ~ — - - , 4 FB it : ‘ 4 i a : igt Ga a y a iad ee 7 4 i] el our ms — Bo chemucal rect: fers. Nothing Volume ts msi bie ren Mai ak Dayton. . t] S . ; 2a e ; : kl iit needs t : - : : a 7% seh SSPRAS + in : ‘be said. ‘The best answer to the —dull eyes with mo sparkle. Your maaan houses. 17 Hours from St. Louts no rug® and furs cure for the way Steinite | Goring ever as to whether it w! products hare swept . thecountry. And, with- | Beach out fer dieiant stators ay Reeded te out tremendous volume and tration: high witieia nN cial na eek iver and Dower 3, Whreh he zt "2 te ~ Dake tate ont made, en | net tee Seem: ieeliinaial ancl las nis Mardi Gras—All-Expense Tour mn _ ; pe ‘i. -~-- Te. D. Miller, Ass’ Gem’ Pass’r Age. s : ° . : ey Hines Compal Raikesd Ninth Mid-Winter Vacation party to Mardi Gras at New : sn egtlagpionaad Phage ene . anaes arte Deut (na bigs — muoyancy which a 910 Planters | hus set in motion forces that raring ihe ecmen of impurtien | Se. Lowe, Mn | Orleans—direct or via the beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast , pared me. without coat, compiere infor | —leaves St. Louis, February 26, six days, on!y $77,all-expense, from St. Louis. City Ticket Office, 324 N. Broadway. Phone Garfield 2032 Umsen Station Ticket Office, 18th and Market Sts.. Phone Main 4700 Address mail wmquiries to FD. Wier. Ase’'t Gew'l Pass ’ “ * Fy re a we % 2 ; — : ‘3% _ “ys *. = 4 - » oe ¢ e ee i} Tier +) a eee iIMdermine the ses : i = \ STWR very law that was enacted { center of interest among the maplete ruests Was RF ( hariton Wricht 345 with RCA FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Mey we ol at 2p ae aad Jus ahem syst + mtia ; eta A .e eer & vor lc AN HOUR TO OPERATE Be nS a ae Oe eS ee ee prominence during the Naw Terk Ready to Operate | OOS Saink ot xc pr A Rraggal ars P-gp World’ recent expose of the na, p MIGHSRADE LOUD as “tern te Radio wil pay. for “tect? "ieee ‘ia man iynchings by the fearless, out : SPEAKER BUILT W way OPrGere are “Bite G o ane hem can tel spoken stand of his Newspaper - . th «a THOMAS Special Formula SHAMPOO “same Sereer Me. .. ...... nats Sang Cry SSRIS ORE Coe poy, t# —_——— ee ee ee eee eee ‘ 408 Pine &t., 3t. Lowes, ea da. 4 3 & 4 & : s :3 what ses on this petrular - will rtm: ig. Fey igzainst erime ind the efvie : = . : 5 : , eperation Prem A c. ok se Sst ADT {43 arts 7h aTMPL : © MST . 283 Pt. 2. * ae om ; "9 | ~ reget: aanbe — high-grade ed: 3 5 & £ 2 P Lighting + po " ty his Mmacre: >: . anne Heh : “i my tie ee SSF: ’ iat tLe WH Meet ble Le s. F mee from a’ i HT. iLat- # % toe te PT Voti« revved t Witte rrur en ou ese hie tz 1t} 4 4: : - wer@Qernence De thie anr« b.. rm : - a an weRaR a tin Leow sae gem ing Quauoies. C4 wntatns no S73-16 : a me Chemical Rectifiers § en ’r ink or the finest oct ree wee wl LOS ANGELES. Dec ow 1 caustic, alcohol or acid which s as. : : . ee " = , 7 : —_* : ‘ M = e i. ; - "tel — - Fat — br Falwards, 43 veare old niente a injure haw and dry SC2iD. - > : a the Tube termite No Batter: spe a ff 3 oe Strengthens the ft t e of . = : Sreard-( preoe of $225. t(inie feo cewhireie Perhina pond —t loom showman was ‘found on a street sae NSRsS ls Lume ions of . : $ ae Tretuerrdn 0! agi .o Pure. i ate renal iat SITY te wre tedayr bleeding fram a kaif (ae SOLD ON EASY DOWN PAYMENTS ascendant Was Wounded. indicating that : 60 DAYS’ FREE SERVICE he might have been ‘stabbed ‘and thrown from an automobil« se . Also Made in Console Medel at $175 Complete warts had almost $190 4 a FREE DEMONSTRATION IN STORE pockets and papers indicated thas he is a& son of the Rew Williaz | Edwards of Fargo, N. D, iin ois Centa THE ROAD OF TRAVEL LUXU

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ye WiLL EXPEND $70,000 | ‘TO EXPAND WELLSTON LOOP 3 t, Which Has Held Up gona Because of Lease, to Be E pa ircled. United Railways expects to Tae work shortly after Jan. 1] [= delayed project to expand ee eopiis facilities in Wellston St. Charlies, City Limits and For more than a year not to | Brothers’ resjaurant has refused to sell its lease to the railways. It occupies part of a building on the north end of the block bounded by Theodosia street, Hodiamont ave- nue, Easton avenue and Hodiamont right-of-way. It is Planned to widen the loop and encircle the restaurant temporarily. Its lease expires at the end of next year. a— project will cost about $70,- ) « tO and observation cars; wer baths, maid service, aph news and courtesy Extra fare. St. Louts m., arrive New Orleans CW: Different! Better than oatmeal! 'ted to set them right. including the bran! Ready to eat after boiling New Oata combines all the food elements of both oats and wheat. on oatmeal in fifty years! New Oata is made in the famous Kellogg kitchens in Battle Creek — home of healthful foods. Your grocer has it. A NE a tet A new hot cereal. A oats and whole wheat, } ' | ' ; cereal. Everyone wel- | No | first real improvement ee m., Biloxi 10:30 a. m., -Expense Tour rty to Mardi Gras at New itiful Mississippi Gulf Coast ix days, only $77, all-expense, peacriptive booklets, gek fway. Phone Garfield 2032 Market Sts.. Phone Main 4700 Miller, Aas’t Gen'l Pase’r . = ~ 830 Pia re Z | +. niere Bldg 4 | ie “, Mo. 570-16 acl § LUXURY — 3 minutes tn BOING | ‘TER gerore servin® | » ¥yal, To weal™ V4 Hallogy | Sitosc ‘coma a Sent OAIA 'in co-operation | ber agency 'terday by the burea ithe 25 per cent over November, | remainder | old. | more than a year, but 63 had been | | feet is the as sketched by | Mercantile lowing comes its new, tantalizing taste. Its light, fluffy | texture—so different from the usual soggy, en |} ernment | bers | Harrison, | eral |raigned on charges of obtaining a | to St. | | Joseph as an officer of the Inter- | source | tence until Monday, _he might not impese a penitentiary | of the | was correct, as a prison sen- | tence automatically would deprive | ‘Harrison of his veterans’ compen- | Court ‘with theft of ‘tons of cigarettes and two tickets /to a burlesque 'restaurant of Chresto Papatiefon, | ‘against of Governors: cia] Agency Best Fitted to Set Them Right. attempt to clean up street is being made by police with social agen- cies and the Bureau of Homeless An begging terday was made a separate mem- | instead of a depart- ment, as heretofore, of the Com-'/| munity Council. November figures given out yes- u were that, of an 415 men aided 1925— 306 asked for work, and of many claimed physica] disability and 83 were past 60 years Most had been in the city here only one day and 58 had been here but a week. Physical examinations for each man with follow-up of necessary treatment though city hospital or BLINDED BY SMOKE Dr. Leo Barken Led From Fire ed six feet to the ground on a lad- |; their | rear | AGENT TESTIFIES DRY CHIEF TOOK BEST LIQUOR FOR SELF Col. Green’s Former Assistant Tes- tifies Concerning Dinners and Dis- closes Identity of Women. - By the Associated Press, SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 9.—The trial of Col. Ned M. Green, former prohibition administrator for this area, on charges of embezzling 42 bottles of liquor, has developed that the Government had an “under cover” man on the Colonel’s staff. The agent, Car! Ahlin, on the wit- ness stand, late yesterday, indicated he would be one of the prosecu- tion’s most valuable witnesses. The Government has promised startling testimony from Ahlin. He pictured Green as a high Government offi- cial who sorted ou the best of con- fiscated intoxicants for his own personal use. He testified that on one occasion he made up a bundle of several bottles which later was carried away by the deposed ad- ministrator in one of the depart- ment’s official cars. Ablin also said Green instructed him and other agents to pick out the good liquor for him and put it on the lower shelf af a vault, adding he iwould Mam Matheny and their niece, and | State ‘house, but |'Men, which has headquarters in | the Municipal Lodging House, eo North Fourteenth street, and yes- | t increase of | ' | the | | day clinics, and aid in finding employ- | ment to put applicants on their own | its chairman, Sid- vice president of the Trust Co. Street beg- Bars are to be sent to the Work- house upon conviction and later pa- ney Maestre, Return to eg will mean Vorkhouse if apprehended. IMPERSONATOR OF OFFICERS function of the bureau | ; BLAMES ACTS ON WAR SHOCK | | Frederick Harrison Is Arraigned in Federal Court and Decision Is Deferred. uncontrollable impulse shell shock in the World War caused him to impersonate po- An departments, of secret orders, 26 years old, Judge Faris today when ar- railroad pass from Sedalia state Commerce Commission. Harrison wept as he guilty. Department of Justice in- vestigators told the Court that Harrison had been of trouble a since release escape from various Veterans’ Hos- | pitals, often obtaining aid. fram | Masons as a fellow Mason in dis-| tress. sentence if his law impression sation of $15 a month. EX-CONVICT FOUND GUILTY OF ROBBING RESTAURANT rr A jury in Circuit Judge Hogan’ sg | convicted George | years old, a former | North Tenth street | |of burglary and larceny and fixed | _his punishment at four years’ | prisonment in the penitentiary. was charged | car- | yesterday O’Malley, 27 convict, of 10 O’Malley, a waiter, $20.21, several show from the 'room at the time of his arrest, a O'Malley de- | Under cross-ex- | ‘policeman testified. ' nied the charge. ‘amination he admitted having 'gerved terms in Tennessee and Ar- Kansas penitentiaries. hour before he O'Malley, An Judge Faris deferred sen- | implying that. im- | STS ees antag eee '923 Market street. July 10 last. 'The cigarettes and the theater tickets were found in O'Malley's | — a testified | Papatiefon | caused the arrest of a man he ac-_ cused of offering him $50 if 33, an itinerant, made no _statesmnt. Engineers Elect t Officers. The St. Louis Chapter of Ventilating Engineers elected the following officers at a meeting at the City Club last night: A. E. Humphreys, president: Vincent Rossman, first vice president; Ed- win 8S. Hallett, second vice presi- he | 'weuld not testify against O'Malley. The prisoner, who identified him- self as Albert Else. the | American Society of Heating and | dent; Charlies C. Buder, secretary: Edward H. Quentin, treasurer. The | following were elected to the Board | E. B. Langenburg, Fr. F. McMorran, Will Sodeman and | Cc. A. Pickett. | fol- | officers of various Gov-/| and mem- | Frederick | told Fed- | pleaded frequent. or | “call for it later.”’ Samuel I. Johnson, former im- mediate subordinate to Green in the Sanh Francisco office, told of two dinners given by his superior at which liquor was served, and of an admonition to his chief that it was “risky” to remove intoxicants from the _enforcement office. BANKER FIRED ON IN HOME Robert R. W ard of Benton, Iil., Es- | capes Shots Through Window. By the Associated Press. BENTON, Ill, Dec. | R, Bank, ‘his life at his home by an unidentified as- sailant. Four shots were fired the banker through shortly after he had entered none took effect. cers were at a loss to explain the | shooting, as 'enemies. Bloodhounds were brought froin | St. Elmo. but failed to pick up 'trail. Ward said he did not good enough view of to describe him. The home a large grove of trees and is yards from the street. Ward a former trustee of the of Illinois and is a member of the State Fair Board. 11 at White House Breakfast. WASHINGTON, Dec. > . ‘ | 1% cup Mazola 13% cups bread flour 1 cup Karo, Red 2 teaspoons bak- Label ing powder 1 egg, beaten Grated rind 4% , ¥% teaspoon sale lemon 3 tablespoons 1cup desiccated Argo or cocoanut Kingsford's 14 teaspoon Cornstarch Orange extract 2 POUR the Mazola into a mixing bowl, add the Karo, egg and the other ingredients mentioned. Drop by tea- spoonsful onto a pan oiled with Mazola, sprinkled chickly with cocoanut, and bake in a moderate oven, 350 to 375 de- grees F., fifteen minutes. E- % ALLL the —— in Mrs. Ida Bailey Allen’s new Cook Book (see coupon below) are practical and time saving. Try this one and convince yourself that Mazola, though costing less, is equal in richness to butter. In fact, ic is the superior shortening for all cake and pie making. y, %, +++++++++++4+Send only 10c. with this coupon and you will receive a copy of Ida Bailey Allen’s wonderful, new Cook Book, beautifully bound, 112 pages of unusual recipes. Write Corn Prod- ucts Refining Co., P.O. Box 161, N.Y.C. Name Address actor satin, can aetna gti baie Mi angen Ara A AtaNg ee Re eee SS Sion; eae: CaS eee Lt ae bat ~ gc Nt yg ee RRC Fs ye Sy ee es 8 GEER Med ea me = bee i 5 Si SRT O28 Sate ee ee Roe TSR TU, Ae seth ‘ ahh BP esse abt aie 2a ae sligg ante Ect 2B eT = a Sort ca a a theta ee HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has the only color roto magazine in St. Louis. Getic ince nade oN eaRRoERNN NRT” Cotte. ARE eb a, alti eked Metre Sew « Ena tical Meter ” nase tie 7 ~ ' halves or sliced, per can 1-lb. can 3 cans No. 1 tall can ik service you get is a personal matter with the Associated Grocer — an important part of building and maintaining his busi- CRANBERRY SAUCE, Ocean Spray brand, from vine- ripened Cape Cod berries, packed where grown, while fresh and crisp, per’ can A. G. COFFEE, our own famous blend, roasted and packed in St. Louis, per Ib PEACHES,. Libby’s Rosedale, 1-lb. can, 3 6 £2.24 @.9 2 Cee we Se APRICOTS, Libby’s Rosedale, ee @e@sgee@e@?ed@te@e#@e@€ege@geesetee@ed@€ge#eoe?eet#tess BAKED BEANS, Sunbeam brand, ee@eee*eseggsces#@ge2sag@geaeeh0e28 @868 @880 4 2@ 6 @ 0 ® PRUNES, large Santa Clara, OE TE os occ dasdvalhwneneasneduaeauen SALMON, Libby’s finest red Alaska, “ee © @eenee es#see#eee#e#e#ee#se# Patronize the A. G. Store in Your Neighborhood se Look for the W hite Enameled A. G. Sign . bee _20c ... eFC There Are 364 A.G. Stores ~ Look for Them 13¢c PANCAKE FLOUR, Sun Ray or Aunt Jemima, per pkg........--+-++++«- pons PANCAKE FLOUR, Mamma’s, Se er rer rr Te POST'S BRAN or KELLOGG'S PEP, DEG DUG. ..... 02-2 cccccnscsesssacwsenes CREAM OF WHEAT or RALSTON’ 8 WHOLE WHEAT FOOD, per pkg.......-- COLLEGE INN CHICKEN A LA KING or 49c CHICKEN SALAD, per can.........--++-- S GnOe , . noses savwuneel 95e KIDNEY BEANS, Sunbeam brand, monene eemeny eR CN « a oa EO eo Me -...200 vinced. 100% Pure Extract of Malt and Hops brewed together. IS DEPENDABLE Try a can—be con- Ritter’s Catsup, 8-0z. bottle - 10C 14-02 bottle - - - 20c Ritter’s Canned Beans, 3 cans Z5C Ritter’s Spaghe tti, per can - - 10c } For homes that want the best in cooking. 1-lb. can, These Prices Good From December 9th to 11th All A. G. Stoves Cary 0 Feil Lins of Fonte, V apstectos aan eiae ~” % ah RF AIO % Re ee a, a

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ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘BREWER, HERE CONFERS WITH HADLEY ON 1927 BEAR-TIGER GA Pats POPPE LEEPER PEPE I AL LL EE eae ee er ee te 7 Pee W DECISION IS | © MUTT AND JEFF—I: Served Jeff Right “eerie Me rete GR —By Bud Fisher '|Pee Wee } —~ “hear Be su! at ea} | Po (FING. \|/WHEN SIR SID AND THE | WELL. © LET : EXP ECTED AT Pisa: ares use \| evs cna Us Daas UP a Ee maa homat 9 = our TICKETS -J) |e THeRe's ; ee F . iSece US DRWE ae — Ww | we ; € We UP we WANT € OW IT, THASS A DocToR THe THEATRE! IF kNew. , RIGHT: Arts CAB iT WILL GIVE 4 ;ouR PIANO wit PIANO K }, Wiet TAKE OUR [US PRESTIGE! games |. ust ALL: : / on THE | LAST CENT BUT we —— SAID IT! Bi, - = —_—— | —— rat => val Neg ae her ae ee ee be os wg DON'T Go TS GRAND , ; : :, , OPCRA CVERY Missouri Athletic Director ANGHT: Makes Trip to St. Louis 5 ™ dl =f | m= ~ | , | 4 —S : ‘ . 4; " J Special & the Post-Dispatch. After Athletic Council : | . : = | PEORIA, Tl. Dee & Holds 5-Hour Session. | | 7 eh |} | | : . | | --o- » aT trom Bites Wee iis In ome of the best witnessed here last night ‘- «» the Post-Dispate | | Specia the Univer led from the opening 1 ae NEW YORK. Dec. The Ama- ee ee 3 ae saath : . | , : Se : 7 opponent proved @ gluttep mame teurT : : ’ ishment. Kaiser ; > | came together with se: | [¢hat organization. | fumbia fast night, afte: 3 Se ~ f= = = * an mee = 3 : =— omiag Is Ca ee The Norwegian pole vaulter, wRe eh a ln hittin wa = ae so =——= = . ; — ——— : right eye and bleed flew Pholds the world’s outdoor os eae 6 7 # stream. After the ace c “gnd who broke the indoor mark ne held a stepped beck and refused es fewer than 13; times last seasgo‘l, 7 injured opponent. grrived in New York from Los An- a" - “Boxing System | Racing Results Latzo, Ov Outfought i in Early ~Daviscourt and TE RErSES wees [ital Seat IOI cvs fare nick ond talked o€ the ood igh tee sae ee EC Oe Nb Pe ea ‘sian de ferred wi athletic Union, whose avowed Washington Uri Gelior’s office to of 2 the football _ Vil) anos Re xt Season we | [the sore spot was patched AMMEN treatment accorded him by the A. In incis Only = And Entries Rounds, Wins Over Simonich Londos in Finish... SX 2ST SEUSS Ss ome Soe SM ce se et PITTSBURG. Pa. Dec. $—GibbY into his opponent and & _Bedy and in the way of defamation of char- Arts this es ; i ON PRS NP lel — cmeesn ‘An Experiment’ |__ At New Orleans Match, Tonight °° 22 Ponts seein cama ‘ » = i . 7 as: — ~) a. F } ’ ‘ ? . + / ~ 4 : : . > be ¢ cet? = H a re ¢ ‘ - ‘ = th : ’ : er .aieer , => 4 ac’ e. penses, etc. a . . Pn. V eather cloudy: track slow. j ' i} Right Ey “ te | { e i ; Li b l 3 j ; ii ie a ‘ has jen 74) ‘ed permis ; oa siaughte '* : | : sage Received ~ Cent. ; _ ete RE Bera crue By the Associated Press : fells 9 . sion to play with the Eastern col- ; *+ ee . = Seana a This 7 . 2 : : : nte Vv = , iF em ‘ t ™ - 4 Dp , ON itp anil e tao © f h im ke ? od ns ne rx 00 ‘e . P i i 4 i f ir tr} W Be urth Be , ‘ ‘ ~ 9 nat ') @#e*ar tt} — :, ° mated [itae, rom tne : é Wie *CHI ITM =e 7 rn . : : . Chairman of Commission - rs FIEST .Y ri 3 4 wal ; -- ; P Baa wes : Bisdiia nG @iiiO SEP sees . i Contest ill Fo es a°? *armm a gains are a. sar r 3 ii — ng. another . r H - A . a Oe ee So plains Switch From Ref- | Belay ...... oe 00 Receipis for | tween Heavy Wrestlers in ‘isco New Year's day ‘by stayin perce a schon ' prom: sed expense money by the A. clined oO roD j St} atemen ar na “ iD. : pic . i 2. si m The Pirt F thletiec “ouncil said Lip | und bout with Eddie ~ A. T.. , nd was competing in 2 pro} ity ; imme, ie =o M88 Carew. Swe } the situ: | | eree to Judges. Rec. liecti Mar Mare ean + efusa! was based on fear Lat if Lang wae fi gram a transcontinental meets aTr- \e — > . iS ah eee ie i St OE hN b th Dw rade! ots’ Latt. Miss Meddier. Remote | Weich's amateur status might be ae : ( the organization, the A. gituation wi! bs | 7 Aud " « ain’ i ie thes s rao Ses : “ onl “. : “fiad.« U i ffected. He stii! nas another year twice for eccunts of nine me 7 ranged pet 3 hi one cent to the chance! ice”? } => | me on, iam 2 SECOND RACE+—One and «a sixteenth | NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—! tz or! eiterweight ca plain oe ‘eek _ heavy- of school fifth, a his pluck kept bina par pins ates wee left #48 seer a3. : ~ eng S74 « ‘i —* . _ a - j 5 “ee : ; 4 = > ~~? : ‘ . . r sais ein ie ae - — a . Fh es as , wt - 5 ; . ~ ~~ Soe : 3 y : xpenses. cS ~~ 4 Fy munds said ; iCAGQO. Dec. $ ihe gecision *rim a Richard: 3 J & 2 ; ( pi on, Out poia nied Joe sil™MGnpica Ma ii Le i IO... Delore JV sacs pee 3 +, ~ . Da’ is Liovd Yoder, captain and aca :.@ right. Although he lost : 2 ; , , . : (". 1 a ei Past c . - - — se | ' shancellor Hadley of Washingto iaahitee _f a ‘ Lu ‘ ID. wai “td gee ee ae is sighed 1 ‘e9 weiched Pa jon D i oF! : ies, o SAN FRANCISCO, Dec §3—Knuute ST. MARY'S Kan. Dec ar? e further states that. although atisfactory met Nur cldi -anh-n ccnggaey Pgcnane . receipts w che ; the A : | ~ “ 7 . or Minor . y : é . L- 7 - — - . - * sa “SS - S| — is ~ - ; : , - o He 1am p: n Out. - 4 vesterday th bh fam :mpire -and Missouri? Valier se 4 mnounce whether the Bears and 7 contesis > sage se ao are ie ; stages 1 jeri | , : 3 Kers will meet on the gridiron Ma want 2a wnt off iat bat | pias aie 5 pg ay “9 the a“ but that by innuendo it has mads thg of the Missour’ a i go down. iS Ae aS 5 ea oe GE SEGRE Saray spi oO ow a reg " iksiaciiia, Redes ee eae ee - _ . "a him appear to have done so. co TN eastaligan paenate: ent alee Ae ee ENE : ; : |. Simanich tanded auite og @Mateur champi in th CO! adaifi. Italis } eavy weight, a retul a! te Its propaganda, as he terms [t, ‘in session for nearly fiv | “aed, Seca ee | ee efts and rights in the third round, ound t Was here of a vreniing |* COO Oe ee — me ‘reveling to his mative net, | _, ber of Genmany. John ! os has oo : done him irreparable harm The eae ee oe “i eT ence: tee commen ch wa Cet reneatee ciaimin | : ' - ee ee eS ee eee lee gned to take : ada fi piac All Men’s ; {e-press of Norway, evidently -having ee ee Leanised, it was andecice meth caainmore...1iu “Sum Matha Lt tle Reeeh Wikbe Coll I ahed |\refer halted the comedy we irt and Londos ap} ‘ 4 accepted the A. A U's vetied) game is as > have no-decision contests, o: ore Se eo eledle “iat Simonich. The man fram Hutte Mince fell to the a a } splendid condition for thei! ‘charges, has bitterly attacked him 3 : : e hens Both men a! riv * ‘where once it had nothing but P Brewer said that he + @} yi, Verdict DY a reieree. t th i Wovei hi * ) eC OutTpunched | Latzo ciincted clinch lunn werghed LS nd ga : DidtvGstiens iam th vamrrngees,, {the s¥stem in vogue in Ne slic me . 1 am... lek at: teal domes we a mas Bi ih | a an img to land finish matche with Cl EANED | praise. and Foff states he doubts * ee i aiggpeess! , -ham pion 2her ne mecenuns . s ff on his return he will be wel- .% _—s iets hath taaita = = ‘ ; 4 - i> —_ . ~ . rye F . ; , hte WO ais is oS i nia, . “2 +A . i] Latzo Puts on Rally. eecision wh he meets Chancel! udges decided the contest, w dr tp ee . “eo rh jurth wa anot wr. y ) + : d st ‘ 8 1 oy oo oe. | Veees a Maren .oe EET CLS | Dyeing and Cleaning Co Phone Nearest Branch “eee comed to his Old position ag a7 ' Hadley today rh decision, he; 3'**" consideration, Out & cond race $1000 2-veerclds. maidens ind for Lateo ie had Simeon! fore Munr f =| the | Wired wasme they ha met h | eee Mewspaper writer” and cartoonist. | ™ said, Would be announcea af ine.) Huncke. - td hairman of the |Taidens : gne-hal’ furlongs in ie dh cell dumeabiiieae ll ee . aad inital ete se -heir firs cal bout, @.one- | Te pai “seme , ; | om macros se ss » Not having received a cent of ex- — ‘pense money from the A. A. EU. paince he left New York with his ipermit denied him. Hoff said he : Was forced to find some means of Ge aaearnoe Bupporting himself. and then. with} ~ .** : > os a : ode y —s 7 . . . . ‘ J a ’ rT « ~ 4 . an ba - " skis ; 4 . > ee res = : | ) r 7 7 ~ : 2 :. rnethe a - aS ca ‘ med afrt« rovers 7h af rie . . , ven r L183 Se. wi nx | OW : nye Fy Lk J Seg _ eats , es : - 7 - . ’ * y ) " 4 . + . : . ia . ~ Pa | . ‘ss : : ie Wie —~ mm ria ms 1? «7 > . SrTu0 7 = A ‘ = © : ig : i’ sa : ov 8 . ee : "ie — ae oA »> oC ss : 7 _ a : : ° : Pag ty ; HRAr - : ~ ‘ ‘ ; ’ ‘ a _ om nc _ , 3 P ‘ P ; a ° i i / ¢: = i ee ‘ fe “ 2 | : . : 7 ~ ~ * ve re ¢ + + 1s , ‘ ° ; . tan 5 ; . . °* : . 2 : » > , . re? . ~ -_ > h e . . . " . . “ - ” " 4 a ’ -*? > F ’ 7 : courtesy him ver ; ; rz324] i“ ; Liw@hais ii sai a On : d rs —— a : ; - X 7s ; er ; . , eta RPiah. oe: eee & the immizgr ation department de- » “ ta * . . * . ’ . .” ‘ . t ; ‘ ‘ ; ; > : es q . . 1 ; . res oe 3 : : 4 wate : .itt ptt 7 ri — . 5 tie . - . . ah rr, ; ‘ : - - nouncement. or whet} ‘ : : Ca -om mM O! i | rita 7 vo sla ee ee a ml , ares ew | ot ee cea ae me Ps : —it 4 PpiOnsal VE LLe -% Bending upon him at the imstiga-; . * ;*y ~ .* “> : 22. 2, oe , ’ ’ , - St ’ 7 Sars P ‘ . - — . - ' . » ame ~ ” = = = * : + Ne : » : > ; - a ; , al ee. : 2 e: i.) , ' - * sage ia 4 : , : ~~ : i if E S. at 43 . ede : 4 i : e ; wt 4 i he savs. of A. -_, : : officials. : * Rta anne ea ENS AG CRO Re IE Rena ay RI bE ty C L a rn ere Was reai’vy some hope tha -* game on. wurther expenses, amounting t0° would be echeduled The feet that $1509. had to be earned and it was the com mittee’s Aecici was not ry : C ic bus ? a “4 : vi o > ) “ig - -2 * os 4 mi ‘ s ue | re | ‘ Tt vi me we T ¥ : ek -_ ‘ Se a ; : 4 on on ‘je mi : 7 9 = announced. however wa: -en ag | A™MPlifying the commission's ru st. Donard 07 Radio . : ok weet ates SE a Py Ng: ay em oT etal ctl ,3 Beid Stecher to a di in two suit By e ¥ to meet such expenses that he) an indic | ion tho ¢ th re _~— . : in 3 in — ? +. ; t ib n ; : ; or é LS : me a | ci hain = P oR ; wes “§ " . " ¥ : a ‘ : ™ +4 8 ey si te} t) “ye " ;° a # 2s ; ae" i =. an u 3 turned ts the stage ee! a vaudeville pe Sa j ae ei f Bo. we Aes ooo : Lond | concede his oppon a fact in which his dancing and pele € Cast | R nossihility ‘ the : teame ; } s .. : if tii ifne 7. at On - ; is! i 5 ris - ; uh : the. ' P . oe a : ; ‘ oe a len Te nt a weigh ivantage of approx- ‘Vaulting were the features. ea will meet Oct. 15, next vear. which “ine a td EA ’ Pip sDarkiing Wate | Plaherty . li4 can he was batterin; I esi- if u rith ° sraw on ti * | fensed r 7 Dran a mately eT ie sie i2 . ; } ef *oO fhe "Tt 7 vw 3 the ; a ; 3 ; ; both. ee ee a | on 108 *Re " Sender 108 | jaw. -atior : | | ee ee ee near aetghege ns ! ie one prominent official in the A A ; Tiger Schedale Full a ee ee them. | Ee er Wines Lat ypnangine Moods od aR ee ee oes! _ | while D t weighs 21: Ee Ee er } “HEU in the person of Frank A. Gar- Should Misso: ee ee ee tee a, Keeter.108 SFici LO ane ean aa aa 7 SE but. vice president of the Los An- the Rears or pat ie : wou} he Bey me bes : 2% i ; . . +t) “ny Af BRITISH ARMY POLO TILDEN Is GOIN G TO an ‘ > * .% ak - P F 4 g° ee A. e& and that the latter pas necessary to Canc: Mm Agreementi!i .~ * a See ae ac 15, On€ . 10. al t irmaid SE Paes Fa | aprig eradlew Teel = ttars : j . LT rue i ee ee AATPRNCRE ice and two jntees te a club [& = sees te Suresice | TEAM TO COMPETE IN | FRANCE FOR WINTER AS | ®!oom ington: Oct. 24, Bradley Tee! ea: Spe lao peel « a LN ‘roi will referee the fi eo ma 9 Cloud idolimer.. § RON |t2 Korth Cen! | ee THIS TOBACCO ; | which they state they were una ready ‘entatively scheduled Six |; Kili tte cecil eal a, Timethe ‘> Glemmin gt AMERICA IS PICKED PRELUDE TO WIMBLE N Pyne i . = So IS UNDER-RIPE = : to Mind any support for the charges -Of those are airea@yvy 9 unde: ae Be . pee nears , be ; a n setae “ot inn Baath °- Ss | fous itd, Abbeaieciinds Sebies - yy. 13 . a rn Stat eachers at Ss 4 be ade against the? Norwegian ath _tract, but agreements h 2. 2 Satria pe . eee oomeee ae: ee ee ee SOMBAY, Ind ) 4—Th KANSAS CITY, 3 , we te : "oe iete. The latter expects fo be seeen signed with Ames or North- | orn. pubic ceema ta teenth 7 : | British army polo tea fiech ow Fhile icy. December winds whl; | = . | K ee "age ayia ren o oe / sate TT lg . + ae pen So - : ; : . ty ent of his suit. He will them ~ Brook prest- i decisions it : : sai a ee ee by 2G eatin Ce es, SS ae oa gigs ge Er a Fore eae —— | ) ' } Re irn to Norway and begin prepa- SREVOrerty and Frani iby he oe " ¢2 : or fi aa ~~ -" vrerin | 7 + ‘4 m9 ws e : | pur nn OE “oe iL i . te ; * Se we Sas: Se ‘ ee : . THIS . P . , = 4 to represent his county in ; Pepreremerms the Ran-in... nenee ta futon aoe STOO vee: sc dedeta: aioe. gm ve Sein ‘Katcdl ik cedusthielll ease ere dake Te 3 sa , 2 sthe Olympi x of 192%. He beas City alumni, were 1) won eee © Reteral [eae tnd weward one mile. ' a ee ee | ee eee ee eee ere ee :. ” — TOBACCO ~~ » 5° | Olympk ook an fear oon members of t + committee who!” 7 Want ws give all Sy8-/ *redv tenn ! Tar ayer “ge ST Mishel! “eteaitie | Weuslian Vein: dehie 3 athens.’ tok an : ~ e 3 - ia the pole vault and ex- . re iris ' Ls ~~ ng Sor ’ . * attit itude of the Otres cemmittee PROMOTES BIG BENEFIT pis cineaiie re is not kno wr , Pn a irr *O } ou in , . ges the ogy tenon HORSESHOE CONTEST : condition for the matches, Fifteen | py the = ington director of athietics : e Associa le 7 erate eR ontaatc : we Lt practice x , g.an | 4 ae : .s. Then he reti res, aa tended the first part of Inset nis , “AGO ‘ ~- liam #8; airtel ' ae ie ee “eee ® ; : , — =e ee ; ** | Kansas session and then ithdrew. ait.i 1 opsen, for : Maw, ~~ a a i ft, Big pore a oe »ing in the corridor Re -r 5 itt > ' me- ne i, = a : +) — Seymnasium for verdict END IN KNOCKOUTS ccom setting. rearoves SA eomeld. leet ee “ess has been made ty) AUGUSTANA COLLEGE | the six mates ting aS | ‘ : r . Estat ' a’ * A. w S ci . t _ adi ki? ; ; & pes pina os wee fie i a Sere ‘ov. S$ date fe still open ‘The sched- | bugs but keep ch other twice instead ence,| | PLAY 2 GAMES WITH f ‘or . eo ‘ — , ' , —"s . ; be £ eepcla ed ie a vie ' a de o sn om ed ; ok , FIN Re ee LO } j know, k it im mind the next time you sep — . Was vert (ed down by the High Schcol ® TEAMS IN | Lemon seth oo eee ee et | aot St. Bede at Pe Semi damien ads ae up to the counter and lay down your good money itarue Athletic Board af mest mote b Guincae Hoof >| Toe nodes schoinre w nice Minot et.| for a cigar. BEE cnr, "sterday afternoon Belt 8] eee vam +‘ *v*land High Scheol. _ The board rhe ‘ a” Pon ap representing | _—— 7 Ue . ~ i : Z ford te, content, Sith Combed = HANDS AND WRISTS Ripe mbox soveps miens sicher, all ==oee ‘Saity member | og eee i me og Milla dh P00 we te i F *"¢ a student member from each? | a more-satisfying cigar, and yeulve sure of | D echoc Amertcans. some of whom competed oo] s 7 * n mor thar one sport. The | : = Th . \merican a eee ald hat I admire carefully selected ripe tobacco every time you a= 3 © 1927 schedule was drawn} * Rugby football. A C Valentin for Mapacube. Boe, ee eS eee tein a ok s = borou tate champions, at | go Ph pect te: tee : . s-—4 an vs. ‘ Jackson “Sone! iy Sie To om Christmas dav and Or-/| “Deu nian” tin weg ee _— Pennsy vania: tracx even ° about the makers of Edge- Ges S Oe 29 “leveland ve tod ¢3 een Bin iit jack, Pennerivania: E. R. Tho { worth 1s that they are satis- © ae todav and see for yourself. That's the Donevelt pe ee Pe ak | ec mon Mio a } % aSt ft? ‘e ho? ad- } | l ian Recsevelt;¢ an a as 3 oh West Virginia: R. lL. Hyatt ri ; ted th : Tail finds t , ae ; era. @ : ee oe ach Ob 10s . | at this tobacco suits or 1nGs way to overcome best to prov out this ripe tobacco idea Seia.- yee: se _— - a 3 7 mae. . 2 ae oS gas. and W. A Fosebrauch Ore- | ) . ; he _ . | 7 — aInO : es ee ie rece oe ro00 a > rel altel Bn a ) | certain pipe-smokers, and rheumatic stiffness and ac — | Now : matt Roose “" vs. oneuill a ov, | weit gon: relay races. Jack, Pennsrive- | i. + : oy Fac fer - long tone wn : | oes : peg — — pate: pes % y chosen for the encounter. ob- | Johnny Ceceott, Serantes,. 16 | M’ BRIDE TO PLAY ‘ IP, ve = ae ae > | It always gives instant relief. S sen the ‘Delsien Recreation wom-| _— believe the Pole Grounds gy Seany Hasse, Philade!- By the Associated Press | ised 4 - ff | “ALA Sloan’s gives real help because it aq - ied by Mrs M Kelly Jr. = + the gctual scene of - the =. beat Beuey Crees. Newerk. CENTRAL TOMORR EASTON Pa... Dec *—Frank | 4 : stirs up your own bodily forces to 4 " “t the Martin-Breitt team, struggle. The Cadets favor the | ' reunds. ss | ~Brid ' ow Kirkieski. captain of Lafarette’s! = | Z throw off the trouble, and to restore s . “re G H. Durbin. The (park because of the covered stands PEORIA. IM.— Eddie Chandiec. McBride HF zh Scheol wil! olay lumdefeated fnotball «eam. has on. | 2 y Ta normal, healthy action in the sick a - Tee of a six-game match wil! ve | ) . o : | hhpg.. o a FOtled. the first three being _ that almost eurreund ‘he gridtren. Melime, 1. beat Pant Lang. St. ee eee ee a rem | cuptat ee Oe ee eee T , ! | : | Ussues. MID-W i " Ss tase b ismme on bags as — tLeaix, sit reand=s. Peewee Kai- mee: acta “agate a con —_ | the a enetorn collegiate. team | On your mdio—tune in on WRVA, ‘EST CIGAR co. INC. 322 Ne Third . a with the decision a elf : o } '. OH . (that wtll meet nic] poms / i. aes S the - Bre me “ ~ no Pa to 6=—eer ¥- Louis, stopped Allen Wat. (The contact will be ta red wah ot oF tain Pate “or "Berkeley, Cal.| Richmead, iene eR mo tag Phone. 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GEK GAM Fisher rr } Seventh Roup | -Boxer—Paul Lang Is Defeated. PEORIA. Il.. Dec. 9—Pee wal Kaiser won on a technica! knockout trom Allen Watson of indianape. ‘Hs in one of the best bouts iisiesed here last night. / led from the opening bell. byt opponent proved a glutton for, | ishment. Kaiser walloped around the ring. but & Wag pes until the seventh round that he eas able to floor the Indianapolis cat In the sixth chapter, the | came together with Kaiser’s /coming in contact with Wat jr ght eye and biood floweg ina ‘stream. After the accident stepped back and refused to hit injured opponent. During the three minuteg’ the sore spot was patched up, it was reopened after the s round got under way. Kaiser te: into his opponent and knocked him § f Pittsburg | down and referee Kennelly stop nied permis- tthe siaughter. Kaiser made a big Eastern col- ; hit an ali-star! « Paul Lang. another t San Fran- |boxer, displayed_great gameness ; by staving through a scheduled siz. round bout with Eddie Chandler ofm Moline. Lang was knocked — twice for ccunts of nine in , fifth, but his pluck kept him in ¢ fight. Although he lost the decif sion the crowd gave him a row of applause. QUIGLEY TO REFEREE NEW YEAR’S DAY TILT the Associated Preas C PLAY ELEVEN c. §$—Gibby uncil said its mn fear that us might be another vear and tackle accepted ah Y ONOLULU By ec. §—Knute ST. MARY’S Kan., Dec. 9$.—Erp~ li coach. ar-‘iest C. Quigley, National League ith his fam-j|umpire-and Missouri Valley sperte and al! eailed | official, vesterdav accepted the gs @ liner Mauiipointment as referee of the : Notre Dame bama-Stanford football game to¥ late ata few | played New Year's day at the - Islands be-'‘nival of Roses Bow! at Pasad Cal. HATS CLEANED Co Phone Nearest Branch 50° Pee Wee Kana} Stops Watson ; in , : E: tT St. ule a traveling to his m™ cone him Ppress of Norway, . accepted » Charges, has bitterly attacked him | ' where once a TER SAYS - Direction. to the Post-Dispatch. Soel YORK, Dec. 9.—The Ama- wp Athletic Union, whose avowed » is the promotion and control Ten. -pure athletics, is declared Charley Hoff to have forced a to commercialize his talents fp order to pay expenses contracted 8 het organization. 1 Sthe Norwegian pole vaulter, who aalds the world’s outdoor record "eed who broke the indoor mark no » than 15 times last season, speed in New York from Los An- s last night and talked of the tment accorded him by the A. ba U. officials and of the $500 000 “mit which he has filed against that é in the way of defamation of char- _ acter, expenses, etc. Never Received a Cent. He stated that, from the time he Piett New York, although he was | promised expense money by the A. (AU. and was competing in a pro- gram of transcontinental meets ir- -ranged by the organization, the A. pA. did not send him one cent Peover his expenses; that they left 7 him in the Far West ' penny to his name; scinded his competing permit and that he was forced by their ment to engage Cree That He Did Not Get a Cent After Leav- } ing New York, Though | " Competing Under Body’ $s) treat- | in theatrical exhi- | bitions of dancing and pole vault- | | | | ; ‘indeed. I hope before long all the college | ee ——— Piety and its officers for damages | oO | without aj} that they re- | a ing in order to pay bills incurred | ion of the A. A. U. He further states that the A. A. U. rescinded his permit ga competitor in this country, mever has made a direct at he violated its eligibility rules | feat that by innuendo it has made re igat at the insti it /™ him appear to have done so. Its propaganda, as he terms it, irreparable harm. the ot Amherst game. Tad half learned because they were not Field | Fon piays. the Princeton-Amherst ga . aA Name— Position. (zo0als Goals, Pts. File 1 evidently .having } ‘responsibility for my Princeton as- | sociates. _the members Rewspaper writer’ and cartoonist. | letters they Not having received a cent of ex- | ‘pense money paince he permit | Hoff said he: Was forced to find some means of | de- | I living up to his agreement with | among ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ee ee eet mcm RPO LO NN ULE IOS 9 a ‘See as aickt veBh nea RARER lai iaheaeeeent ht THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ A. U. ACTIONS FORCED HIM TO TURN TO STAGE, HOFF © + enya OP i: Ba ie 4 How the Non-Scouting Plan Worked Roper Opposes Practice of ee on Enemy Princeton ~Coach Says. Team’s Initiative Is Dead- | | RTE TS EE ened by Knowledge of | bs Plays That Opponents | Have Been Using. ie CHAPTER XII. “MY 25 YEARS ON THE | GRIDIRON.” AM gliad to say the nonscout- ing agreement between Prince- | ton and Yale worked very well, I think this agreement is~ a step in the right direction and. 2s' made any inquiries about our ow”) ‘play in the Amherst game. © No Scouting This Year. | ] am glad to say that this fall | tried in the preliminary games. If a scout is sent to watch an op- ponent play, when should he draw the line on what is legitimate and what is not legitimate? If it is the part of good sportsmanship’ to bring back the formations, why not the signals? The line between legitimate scouting and spying is a very narrow one. Football is too tics. (Copyright. 1926.) ‘Hoppe Wins Over | Jap Star, 300-1 | Former Champion Now Leads : — officials. | in Matsuyama Match, 1800 to 1107. in a vaudeville | his dancing and pole MWaulting were the features. | as the backing of | Special to the Post-Dispatch NEW YORK. Dec. 9.—Willie Hoppe increased his lead over Kin- ri Matsuyama, defeating the junior title holder by a score of 300 to 130, in the fifth block of their 3600-point 18.2 balkline match at the Strand Academy yesterday aft- ernoon. Hoppe outplayed his Jap- ‘anese opponent from the start and the | ran out in seven innings for an av- erage of 42 6-7. The former balkline king all but ' blanked the Japanese in the night ‘in the third inning ‘completed his string in the fourth |? os a oe me en ey Gena -_—_> to ee i ll POP A el el ™ el ™ satiioails 4 BASEBALL BRIEFS PO PO OL A el ™ j SF ee ed . ; Owatonna Now 375 Nominations For Hopeful Stak Leal al alae a all ea al el a i Famous. as Home Of Herb J gesting | ed ™ I ne OL LD Del el etl ell the Associated Ilrese. OWATONNA, Minn., Der. 9 ERB JOESTING has done ,¢ H for Owatonna what Red , Grange did for Wheaton, Ill. and the town will show its appreciation the first time ~ Minnesota’s All-American full- back comes.home from school by giving him the feed of his life. When Herb made the AIll- } \merican football team of 1926, | residents of Owatonna started \ signing the town’s name in cap- ital letters on alien hotel regis- | ters, and the Lion’s Club made , the Owatonna pile driver an honorary member. A dinner will be held proba- bly during the holiday season. The Gopher ace is working in a bank to help pay for his school- ing and doesn’t get home often. F. H. Joesting, the father, says his son is “just a natural } football player.” By = i ee ee ee a e ee eee 2 (| show (| St. ‘Butch to Oppose Morris Tonighi | Steadman Will Challenge Win-. ner of Bout to Be Held at East St. Louis. George Butch, local 126-pounder, | “Battling” | is scheduled to face Morris of Duluth, Minn., in the 10- round feature bout of the boxing to be held at Theater, East St. Louis, tonight. |Paul Steadman, another St. Louis! boxer, who was 4efeated by Butch ,| last spring, will be at the ringside 'to challenge the winner. The other bouts on tonight's pro- gram are as follows: Red Byrd of East St. Louis vs. Jimmy Dugan, Ea St. Touis, six rounds at 152 pounds; George Ketche! of St. Louis Digger Nelson of Granite City, four rounds at 114; Nathan Wolfe _of St. Louis vs. Morris Michelson, Louis, four rounds at 118. Rosenberg Bout Off. BALTIMORE, Dec. at ; Vs. 9 —Iliness of Charley (Phil) Rosenberg, bantam- ‘| weight champion, has forced can- |cellation of his scheduled 12-roune bout with Benny Schwartz here | Friday, it Was announced. Rosen- * | berg, who is suffering from influ- enza. has asked for a later date. JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. ee a a a ' | By the Associated Press. ; , GREENS (19), | oy *.SHEVILLE, N. C. Dec. 9—/|Nime Features at Saratoga for .... inion: torward G. FT. F. | President Harry A. Williams of the | Bethe, left forward > 2 -«@ | Pacific Coast League signed Fred Next Year Draw 2280 neo ome sb dceadie $+ pe 2 9 i Westervelt as an umpire. Wester- | Entries. Smith, right guard ......... ee it velt, who once umpired in the, | Levine, left guard mit 0 oe” American on — ge ibd | | Petate Lae = ne in the South Atlantic an 28 (20). Leagues in recent seasons. | By the Associated Erecs. ean G. rt. x somata | NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—If all the| Colvin. right — Te or ra 3 2 1 Sanford. Fla., was selected as a : a | Brandenburger. ie orward... : ; ks " , | nominations of 137 owners for Whanger. center . veal training camp by the Indianapolis | } na Trojan, right «uard ik 0 | ‘elub of the American Association. nine stake races of the 1927 sea-| Meyer. left guard - 0 Bon i a , = toga were to parade to Totais sal suk absence a tbs 12 2 5 Louisville, American Association, [ne at Saratog P REDS (30). @ ‘sold the contract of Outfielder John: the post, 2280 horses would face selbediabi:: ‘sie forward g- FT. F. ari ‘ Andersan to Hollywood, Pacific Mars Cassidy and his barrier next | Haring. left forward . wim @ 'Coast League, and Shortstop Don + wee Gh eeeeeeies Mat ens Stacoaki, conter a 4+ 20 0 : : Test gust. For e yan- 1 C. inninger. ri¢ guard... |Rutherford to Wichita. veduaommes ind Gir F. Kinninger. left guard..... 0 0 1 _ League. son 2136 thoroughbreds were | fo el : - » eed - Tots le . ns biel eue 4 « Des Moines bought the contract |mamed by 11% owners. : " | ae BLUES (14). of Outfielder Elton Langford from | The Hopeful Stakes, richest of 2 Pei eg Pee pen Ce , &. YF. J | Minneapolis. |year-old events at the a tere: & Kolb. left foPward ......... 2 7 rf lue of $65,000, have 375 entries Cinnater. center .......; ; 1 isposed of the services va : Thurman. right guard ...... . @ « . ohne ‘Tin Marquis to Buffalo, against 345 last year. Mrs. Payne) woirf. right euard .......- : ° : while Nashville sent Pitcher Ed | Whitney has named £0 horses for | Yeung. left guard .......... le ee gle Pipgras to Peoria, Three-I League. | this stake alone, and Harry | ae eee ore Goes ard ee 6 23: 6&i ) | Whitney, 19. ANNE M. E.. 30. | Nashville ontagage _ © agrttcmae ss For the nine stakes, wits | lanadeh CABA 3 ee. F. Pes, yur players, Catcher Kaymone | _ ow "3 (igieg Oka F B | F agreed co Columbus. American Sharpe Kilmer leads the nominat hefacs mewn - A rbe am 4 0 0 rs Association; Pitchers Gene Costello | ors with a total of 103. The Green Powell ‘e": : F 6 ° 4 from Elmyra of the New York- Tree Stable named 100 and me. ©. ee on a 0 0 6 * } | Pennsylvania League, and Bill Har- | whitney 95. W. R. Coe will eo MoCo), sae Gig Sees Gee ris from Minneapolis, and Inflelder 7, 9 the races, J. E. Madden 62 ~— -- — =i _ Bill Black also from Minneapolis. |» ncocas Stable 64, J. E. Widener | sco CENTENARY ME. 6 | lddie Farm 53. >) nT. F. Weeil It was announced that the Phila- | 58, and Gien R eg NAME. is ¥.a z 4 o del~hia Athletics have sent Short- | -|Rebscher, if ..... 1 0 0 4 | ‘stop Engle to Memphis. | Honolulu ie. Wrigtht. € ---+-- 2 ° . 0 Oklahoma City sold Pitcher Her- | py the Associated Prese. | Wendt, 9e6 8 4 ? o/. bert May to San Francisco. HONOLULU, Dec. .— Fie — : “a nail ; i RS i. “Ducky” William Holmes, well- | one members of the a : | ta nea A at end of half: Cab- .i“town team” safled yesterday © ne 14. Centenary 2. Time of periede— ‘known as player, umpire and man o an 5 de 14 ager in baseball for more than 25 /|the Matsonia for San ig ce | tg halves. ere played—Cen | r ‘na : . that he had been ' where they will play the Haske une desiring games with the Cabanne — ee ne’ football aggregation Dec. as communicate c. @. Duge an. | 3 going | » the Martin-Breitts by a margin} made president of the Lincoln club ~ gg of the Western League. 4867A Farlin evenue. , official Princeton scout at the Yale This is just to give an indication | of “Tad” Jones’ fairness and spor:s-| Our scouting agreement) | officially went into effeet after the) fine a game to permit of such tac- | the Avenue! Muny Basketball Champions Start Werner- Werner Quintet Gains 39 to 19 Triumph Over the Stann A. C. The Werner & Werner basketball | 'quintet, champions of the Munici- ipal League last season, started the season with a 39 to 19 victory over ithe Stann A. C. at Sherman Com- munity Gymnasium last night. The ers, formerly of St. Louis U., downing the Langans, 39—23. The closest competition came in the game in which the Mahons won over the Slatterys, 26—21. The results: Mahons, 26; Slatterys, 21. Peters, 41; Hip A. C., 6. Leacocks, 39; Langans, 23. Werner-Werner, 39: Stann A. C., s | not 4 single Princeton supporter | 19. | Beisher. right forward. Foerester. right forward.. 0 0 6 anev. jeft forward ft {} () L.. Rice. left forward ] 0 2 H. Rice, center ee i.) ty 0 Schultz, center 0 0 0 0 Fricke. rignt guard. 0 0 0) 0 H. Rice. right guard. 0 0 n ] Bottini. left euard. 0 0 0 0 Heffernan. left guard 1 0 vA 4 Totals. . 49 eae ae 0 6 1Q Seore at end of first half—Peter the Hatter 21. Hivo A. C. 2. £=Referee—H. feinel. Scorer—John J. Eachbacher. LEACOCKS (39) Field Fou Name-—Position. Goals. Goals. _ oer iv. Time of haly 20 minutes. me CORD HU MPHREY (2: Name—Position. “Cot” Tierney Traded. KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec. “Cot” Tierney, veteran infielder who was purchased by Kansas City | of the American Association from Minneapolis last season, traded to the Hollywood club of the Pacific Coast League for “Big John” Peters, a catcher. With a Victory Leacocks, with the Bradburn broth- | as the | stars, also started with a victory, | Bradburn. right forw’d 5 7 | Reinhardt. right forward. 1 1 3 ] |W. Bradburn. left forw'd 3 0 6 0 ‘Strauss. left forward.... 0 0 0 0 | zownemee center 2 = * 0 |\Cameron. cemter ....... 1 1 3 0 Berminger. right geuard.. 0 0 0 O Goeddell. left guard.... 1 0 14 yA Totals nest 18 14 11 39 5 LANGAN (23) Field Foul Name—Position. Goals. Goals.Pts. Fis. | Yates. right forward.... 2 ] 5 2 | Crystal. left forward — 0 19 2 De Bolt. left forward a 0 0 0 Mise!l. center ee , ie 1 1 | Svberg. right cua ard. a ] ; 2 Margulie. left guard 0 0 t) 4 | Hemrid. left gxuard...... 0 0 0 8) Totals Hes Wes aa 9 623 11 Score at end of first half. —~—Leacocks | 25. Langan 98. Referees—R. von Dad and | |E Hausmd@n. Scorer—-John J. Ersbacker. | Time of halves—20m WERNER- WERN ER (32) Ficid Foul Name—Position. Goals. Goals. Pts.F is. | | Diel, right forward i 8 0 (Ens, right forward .....- 4 0 + ] Lee. left forward.....- 2 0 4 ] Brefeld. left forward : i 5 ] Hoyt, center CEN Rees 5 2 iv 1 Fergusom, center .....-- 0 GQ v Q | Hunt. right guard ..... l vu 2 ] Winkler, left guard QO 0 v0 4 Lee. left guard «..+.+--. y 0 + 0 RS ro 5 pee a 17 5 3. +S) STANN A. C. (189). Fieid Foul Name—Position. Goais.Gvoais.Pts. F's. Conners, right forward 0 0) 0 Z O Bfilly, right forward. ] f 2 2 Koob. left forward ..... chance in next year’s Davis Cup competition, provided Anderson is available for the team. It was said here’last month that after playing in the inter- state contests in Melbourne and taking part in matches in Syd- ney during the present month. Anderson purposed to follow the footsteps of. Suzanne Lenglen, Vincent Richards and others and .¢enter the “pro” field.

; cones eth 8 Gah Une og Sar i 0 ma Se ee te oe tn ea coe na I — cere AON at een nella EVERY DAY 's BARGAIN DAY BETTER TOYS AT PRICES THAT ARE LOWER Bicycle Coasters. . $22.50 to $48. Bicycle Racers ... 28.00to 49.00 Sidewalk Bikes... 13.00to 24.00 Velocipedes . 3.25te 19.75 NS TEESE Ae 150to 5.70 Toy Automobiles... 6.50to 49.00 Toy Dump Trucks. 5.00to 28.00 Coaster Wagons 1.00to 7.50 Kiddie Cars ..... 2.00to 8.00 Baby Walkers . 250te 5.00 Doll : Buggies 3.50te 15.00 Irish Mails ...... 5.75to 15.00 Wheelbarrows .... .50to 1.00 Two-Wheel Carts... 60to .70 Doll Cradles ..... 2.00to 3.50 Baby Go Wagons. . GOODS HELD ON SMALL DEPOSIT. : REPAIRING OF ALL MAKES J.F.BALLAK & CO., (00 N. 12th <scrrt. 4 NUS OAR aR oe, “ Ae Op tome es AE * pi Wiharnceme te “ Oe ae im a aS 00 WE DELAVER. OPEN UNTIL 6 PF. M The first two new own Y. Apply at new Sizteenth and Others Went ore are mow sendy. Young a Pg Downtown Y.M.C. A. Lecust Streets

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a Pan cat A ‘ ee | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 34 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9. 1926 [ca seal Sa Mtben trem Chi |__ ADVERTISEMENT DIAZ ASKS U. S. TO SEND —| TELLS OF DRIVING LIQUOR ‘WOMAN, ARRESTED WITH yg ved ee OS APARTMENTS FOR RENT OWELLINGS FOR RENT | Thi | ER OFFICER. GOING HOME tive Sergeant Percy L. Tiller,| police station pentilll ENTS F Central One Thin OMAN ARMY MISSION TO NICARAGUA TRUCKS TO AMERICAN BORDER _ a | owe Smee rey i. Tae eee ; ; Guanes ot ee | Canadian Says He Transfers His. Burch and Marson Await Her monwealth’s Attorney Dave Satter- Sanders’ defalcations te aee~ ON Y : field and officials of the Mission during the last six yes a? 4 ji Gained 10 Pounds re sepian oe egot = — - Yeads to American Cars of Conference With Husband. : 1! | bees ling a a acai Canadian Territory. Br the Associated Press. | . : ripe HE knack of knowing just “ here to 6 S — W ith th rel . ish mt b , Gen. VANCOUVER. B. . Dec. $.— 5 2 Bex Ot. o> ‘S3 :t —- ; * tN a senclgeseet cuca saan ies i » Newer | prominent in Yonkers, N. Y.. who, ae 4 = 11) ah- a m7 ISTMAS ’ ~ x +1 > ("Th = wr er r +h yar : -t ra eit ip 1¢nt i 5aQu ashi en . es . ps = ; Bf & .% :¥ : look for the apartment you want, 1s iano Chamorro of the post of|%n-transit shipments of liquor Prominent is SOAESOs 0 = = Vt) illeedy 3 . f ORISTMAS ‘ (Om déer-in-Chief of all he | which are brought into Canada for 2: gsi Ba LS. as ; “oer 2 (a. f an o secret broadcast dailv through Ski r Men Gan a ioe Be Re a a the United States would bring a ian army officer, was arrested here - Ste = i a. ? pen ~ 4 in y . ; z . Cae Chis chee eh ealieeata eae 6 mae a ie ee ae z. ae > oF": RS dl Bag =@ 7 : > at ¢ fol- ; sg .. | pecently o ann act charge foi The present ¢ \ ear . = 6 500 to the re envy ob a M the Classified “Houses, Flats, Etc., For Do The Same ' | aie a Gece =——_ $7.60 complete: Drum | . | lutional rnm aca | hag bse nc aati Dew -4 her journey 24 hours | > “um 7.6 : om ' , / a men a) v 3 : gators Pate! day : A that? ¥ C mH a4 nha slic . . as > J ws a + ‘ ; ; ‘ ‘ reguiation Bagies. a4 > , . ~— % - J e “ a , 7 . i re wu . _ . en a -," t t 4 ae 3 to anoiis 4 in-transit ; t api. Marson ap- et > : ,* . xophone «7 30 HUNL STH ; —_ . 7 ai ee dle Ss if ae at : .- . e | igorous anc take on _ sion szhipme the Federal granc —_ or an on S16 Locust. j | : taking MeCoy’s Cod tatives safe conduct into the im- """ 90d of Vancouver, 4 | jy lead their case _ qm YEAR-ROUND GIFT. ancouve! to pi Se TI ~~ the new downtowns ¥- POS 7 D IS PA ( | | | Liver Cul ¢ pom a Tabdicts . ur 1 : ‘rior tor ak purpose of discussin; dt ' * aAwOr +. ucks from this | Th rand jury voted no A brand-new Midnight SeT Vice g = ~s une Divisions —1 6th and | | | /1+ ooo prmtrggeocong ns a 1 * tity to the United States border, ments and !t was understood n the most popular route—WaBAm CEstral 1350 S Bi For Rent Directory i —_— ee * 0 ee ee en oot 4 seo seca? Pa Bt a * nis trip - -ould. be taken pending Mr = ee -o "9G age Ot. Louis One 4 . , i able i ae Jne druggist tripl ee whee te wend milit ‘ Le ¢ —_ Pe dp rei ah fee eet - a oe . te. St. 1 oasis —Union Seotion 11:55am" SAXOPHO E T h ec . er f ect M a? k et P| ace | Everybody we : nasty-tasting.| | mannan gd ma ee ganeaneagy PY rhen he often made 10. he pand. Although no date was fixed , . Lr St. Louis —Detmar ave ., 12:10 : St temsiiine Cod } O2 is a wea ee te wa he | buti when she must return to San : — tr. Kansas City 0 7:30am : ; ; ’ i : expects ) Club lounge car—all-mght service and breakfast im the meee —— ma MI? rs , drawing room—siceping cars— berths ready for ' NI TOR: THE ann ane 8 Te naoed a mei ala Sean Franciece 2th 9:30 pm -- - free reclinimg chaur care— ing comfortable meee "301. ee Ee ~Sa-S55. neen startec ne ge ae ee ae aed # ae OMG RON, Bes, Anica, 28 ; ¥ wey Mk? abe Sat ee Rey, a SOA eh ya 0 aa ‘ot 7 Sat Se aaa 5 R a ‘ “ pt be Se: thy ry tal : ; a's za ne! ett one a . , . F oe ae were x rn o ee ts ban): pees begadimess ee ee eee _ ae ‘ , 2% eee a e 5 sist is Pe PPA a2 . ¥ PRS RY OA PS 4. 4 uae dias anit iseB ton & . SS pm ~~ — - 7 sige ES i PHURCHES OF AMERICA 1 RICHMOND, Va.. Dec. 9—Geo.: ¢=—j——pommar ae } Wii 1e Jssociaied Fre 3 : N. Sanders. former treasurer of the Seerten 15 mn.-ites jeter & aa J ~" @pectal reductions , Ps nug addallong ha Ai Dag IN ABOLISHING WAR =.~- | So) Seeteemeesce om me. =. ' OT be i 10 AID ¥F ore: Mission Ji Che ting om the West End. gee * we ETT ‘hine € 9. 3 a. + ¢ ) 2s se 2 a a ~) = ~ > + sy *- : * J 3 % _# == ae — rane * a apis Musical instrumests . ° me Do Your Christmas Sho Barly |) ect verece xn money are re-|that the Nicaraguan peopie be * IN ABOL reign Mission Board ¥ vs stered almest daily through POST- owed | aot oped tig A Commission of International Jus- Jer ere on : | Radics, Panatropes og Terms " : —————————— — a =~ ; =: DISPATCH wants. “Most persenms was made here today © rape tice in Report to Federation, = - ‘are honest” and return articles they Zeped envoy f the Liberal ‘ Mak ea for World Peace. whee . ' " _ > find if the less is advertised. Call mer winder Dr: J uand > a Makes by sr. inn Dec. 3.— : TRAVEL AND RESORTS. ett TRAVEL AND RESORTS. _ TRAVEL AND > MAin Ill fer an Expert Adtaker. Svein : ' ev MINNEAPOLAS, - i, 2 ' ) = of all war by tne bd « A s, ~* ic "i> = at A’ . - a ee ) Uni s2eA iS ACCOUNT of 2 hs em eens Oo.ution . was inance Vv weait! ¥ z O.ns 1ey sina geitastes : “ oe $s sei ra ae i = hie gornetsim CPi wi«eVi s a: a4 Br tus; "> ; ote f - os eMirehs + , Fe themug” gai ness vie iTingEe omirae. ‘ id menac a a : : gee se ; rede STREET BEGGARS TO BE GIVEN orld justi . and ee es | wn —— Se 2 eee Bo ee ae Se ee RAL BIRD STORE, 0 ae * ~ :, x Ce Me * Si ed er eee . ws ~asen oelw Lara ‘ ss ns pe PP, i ee I jhe - ah nae ct : a ‘ ie re ab et hada gta pM Abi Olde ANE edly ae oe od a BPE Rar ey ey SAR TST a a en eee ete haps ¥ 7 . ~ Bh Aaa HE gs QR Aetna dllatte gee andl Rots wregld ame _ - - > Ws sere. ¢ ute is ta 3 a & A tie id : +. . ms an + SS aes . + refrigeration, its freezing compartment offer ing the great con- Fovurt | LM. 8 LP N Ww Low . . ‘ trom Mon , | PRICE S : Funds and Clerk (One. to ; —— ee me aE ; And with a genuine Frigidaire she will feel a satisfact: ae 2 : | ‘ ( P l l . 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a eee ee oo Teena MF EceMBEn *. 1226, wns bd who NEED Employment can find work by telling what they can do through a “Want” ad—or by reading the Help ads.-64 wir _POeT-DIsPATOM ou ~ aienetaunaiianed " A AOL ee ee ae Board, at which the latter ackr edged a shortage in Sander’ ints. Sand ’ aoe 2 - . : : poll so = ation ‘ganiiog canal ° ' FA _— ey A CH at gO, AS aN... x Pape Sig PN: IN a OX A SIS eee ee m- obtain bail. The warrant Chargeg Dave Satter- Sanders’ defalcations took wheal he Mission during the last six years ca | ce preres, Gut Su Heaticnes hor verybody| By Ge 16 CHRIS LL: ee ett tt ae er es Neti a - : “ ae | jf pany : : : . - ' FOR THE BOY _f FOR FATHER 1 Bs FOR HER J FOR MOTHER FOR MOTHER | FOR EVERYBODY i} FOR EVERYBODY =I; FOR EVERYBODY ‘ “ Drums, ba complete; Drum-| RADIOLA HE ADQU ARTERS ADVISES pe : wen ? ' 7” "ta a "Ce ——— 4 4075 ; : fer or ‘O., 3 Complete | ringlet ends. Guaranteed.| of Grand. Easy terms. Handmade wrought al | STOVE REPAIRS. 316 N. 34. | ’ . 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CEntral 1350. ine st. GArfield 5158, GArtiela 6779 | — Our stock ie very complete and ou! prices | Svenings, deel Gana Be OO ROMAN ART CO. to any member of the famil 4871 Washington Bh” : -AXOPHONE H > ——— | lowest because we specialize in Gloves. A | en: i Sh ‘ aes é RADIO SALES CO. me : : iv St. Louis -Union Station 11:55 pm SAL rae ATS. CAPS, GLOVES. man may Quy hese eth ile oenfidene 0 ND SO |e 2704-06 Locust St. HIS SPA¢ - : . 5 : : ery piste line of Stetson hats, $6 ana up: | hee Ee” ah: ee at tee i BU $ TRAVEL vouchers can be obtatned 1025 N. GRAND | in RESERVED FOR " . . : Clarinet a =p Cait) ; mor that his Gift is correct. Gift box with . es oe ET. , , —Detimar Ave., SPs 10 S TL OF MUSIC, her Qualities $3.50 up. lar assortm anil , a now for Christmas week travels: $12.50 i 4 EE EG JEFFERSON 5130 ‘ Ls St. Louis . : oes y CAMACHO “ere Ob P \ uf ladies and men's umibrelias: “itt | DUTChases. The Glove Shop. 8 21 Lac aes st.) round trip. Chicago Or Kansas City. Rea- PRICE REDUCED—4146 SHREVE AY. OPEN EVENINGS RA DIO Rl T Ie SALES ( QO. Aansas City 7:30 arn 4 Open 9:00 A.M. to 9:00 F. M erlilicate f as; or a gift bs cpa econo! a : (Formerly Marct N C7RIS 4r sian wai _Indell 7827./| *° Cate for any amount sonable rate to Denver, Los Angeles. ormeéerily Marcus av.) w 5-1 1 bun- ee - (ww sage eh EE BEN MILLER HAT © INTERIOR gas. electric heated and sun- | YELLOW Way, INC. §20 C ; ¢. | Salow; tile bath, furnace, hardwo | | 339 8. Grand. ub iounge car—ali-mght service and breakfast in the morning. od, | 4 — — aa ae -c | TOO Pine st. t 6! so st cpg hes ae eal enacted AY, INC., 520 Chestnut af l-car garage. side re } oy RESERVED ing a cars— berths. ready for occupancy after : * ATS AND MOT‘ Rs THE gg bg _ | two stores, 623 F ranklin av. Peng ose = hes Rong nt ma od Work Cas * Baas ———___—__-_— =z. can |e o~ pF be fy ee — Fe de F.% 01 ie » aes P Wee Btmeii | | io ee Gr S817 Aliti be i . . ns a , . ” ay y . t awa ss 5 i Kel Ss “ Ee : ie oc P 4€ AQF ‘gic at, | , , Ts . | . . an oe, ¢- " ‘ ad . ; oie es anti en — ; = ee * e nant. le. $8-$35. | ss8UN CT) ‘ver 123 N. 11t® si | MARGARET a ARV E Y CANDIES HARTWIG-DISCHT -GEI 8 N i ALLERSTEIN HOL SE 8 EERE SOOO 2 LOMA OF | 7 325 “Grand BL wr woe —= ng - 1 Rr . * 30 ' ; b OF tend Central 2363 aa sre ae LE POSE RIOT Beautiful gift at $}], $1.50. $2 pound. | “- -DISCHINGER, 2808 N. Grand Tre RrTes "me © ee , aa dana” Gan te “3% OMAHA LIMITED LeavesST LOUIS © 36 cauisuiinetmapenaaaiaes, 5 ‘All sizes ! a. . CEntral 2o0w. BRAND'S Queentex Hosiery: a £Bil- 1) sold in City “¢ lub Shop and Staller: Hote] ! | FURNISHINGS CO. LEARN re gy ot V we: our & mae and] ond rm fours s Complete os counting ; | 2 OtG. — ; fon from toe to top: 3 pairs Bo. , . Lonel Cent rv ‘ Pte 4, 2s Orin? , talk = Wi tudents. C SUSFENe® Por | COUTEC. SFAFIIC COUFSS (TRIG Mmsaiee? magia 8 a SS dues haa a. a Thor ss5usiness ae pees Eten seta = BR AND" r’s Ss 820 Olive wt. lobby. Telephone ¢ Entral 6939 G I \ E A 4019 ZASTON AV. sitions at $140 to start after graduation. | tificates saleemanshin qourse. academic and — _ Catalog e ———__- a= - — meee, PRISCILLA SEWING CABINETS Day or evening hours, 9 to ¢ § to 9:30 co lemiate courses (for hich achool eredit; Steen aie a adiliiied cha’ einen a antiaein bodiigs « oudiitina aeil ihn thea tania ee, Se re ee ee lluatrated eatalo@ue the , ‘ag , ‘ {* o Oo Z i ‘ te . ” ’ . T. m Business Se ho ol, 4! “33 ore FOR THE GIRL Oriental Gift Shop-——Importers. | In mahogany. “ne ea of pak yao, a N 44 i Ue “nameled, $2.1 ALL MAKE S PHONOGRAP Hs RE E AIRED s CE OR STL ‘ZB ic Y« oj LES =S ARE BE sj Partly grown out wave retraced, $4.00. lamps, $6.98. $150 Victroias, such makes | Packed in Christmas Box NEW STYLE REPRODUCERS ON SALE “MONEY FOR EVE RY BODY 1° a4: 5 Morgan St. : ot uP. ‘“miranty, 2g WwW 1°th B'.} ehingie Soni and marcel. $1. OO. Beauty as h ictore, ( ter yee agg hogy tom ig h. ne td | a Othe Fad aivles and eolors in etock i HL M AN M ' ie CO 9] 6 Pine GAr. 679 If you need $50 to $500 to bu Christ adie — ; | Culture udi ) 360R | Anything in the way Of § 5, Heun OWE SCAL a 512? St! ‘hoarles seni es Be wi thee yor e ‘ 2 y 4 , ] tudio, 359 N, Bo yle. Lindell 3608 ) 1 E SCALE CO.. 512 St. Charles 8S! mas preaents don't jet it worry yeu. Get fact, to any worthy man or woman eteadily ountain and rollers: nice cares. With this copy Triple Eagle Stamps will SL (8 BIRD STORE, 1247 a oe issued, Trovical and Gold Fish from {| and Grand Central Theatres. a ——— all parts world. Art Cages. Aquarium ; Prices $12 and $6. TALKING PARROT | | |a splendid gift up from $10 ' of St: Louis. A Gift that is beautiful, al- | popular 3e matinee every Sunday: ladies . 20 Sf ger Dest Saciabe | @CMMEreI 520 Pine. Rubicam jusineas Schoo! Phone GArfield 7994 for informa les 1] fidential ioans pay- | evenings Private lessons any hour. , Re amet — ' ' - MEWRITERS—A ueeful. sensible «' J nem at - N. Gran P ‘ . P permane mi Vaiue. | Some day a Trousseau She'll need vey nee eaennenens Consisting € f t k f d . , : “ . ' bs ) OOKS OF AGCMIIsSsION c= Cc 7 a ) 417 Washington. CEn.0143/ now? A Savings Account will provide 3 F caudibie ee ee ’ de *LEGGE'S tT SHOP hold repairing, etc. CEntral BOG _ ere pupp: sana erenarae — | PLEGGES Pas ya = |ELECTRICAL gifts please — Appliances, | Stands. Parrots. Doge. Tropical and Love a 3 We See Pods rsd a - “ye ond ; ES ; : » Our stores badiola ects and accessories. ust hg GROERL PETS & SEED CoO., ; “¥ 7 "75... > } i . i *) F, f % * >' ee” tr ning. Wr it re h . - yr Sb , atee * . r Vorr syvoined eiziel a } , 4 aad ie : . . Uh i L RED a aie | rec ee “Business School. | . se to please all classes MONEY cers Age becnigg Easy none Greeting Cards and Novelties, 4713 Delmar Free class lessone Tyesday and Friday 3 P ALS SS — | 4931-33 Delmar boulevard. FO pon | te | /mente. STATE CREDIT 934 no | wes Sain . les best | sult ely) 2 a = ryt’ ARTERS D\ tSES re . yO ULV ard rest PLT ars ee: : ace — i —" ~_~—-—- + ne ee " . . > i bby nie = AT kK f RE! rij yty TS | @an0 17, est End ‘*ostume { 4) hana:.es Dees Sulia riiar: ired 1c ‘\ . gel ae gente et ries co west | 8469-75 S. Grand boulevard. LAclede 0440 | ‘t. Louis’ Finest Wesher Store | Visit Our Display Room | Washington: hdetrs. with State Ti: -leocostumes: reasonable prices. S023 Oive CASTLE RALLROOM is ‘a restricted | FRemont 0437 mlace for lovera of a dominant place te : ROR cE ge apa mgs ¢ | ties} re | al} > exterminator 3090 N 10) fe Ot Mactory rebuilt at special ices - " ) ‘ ti ; - . ; lerms M 4 Liu amriti W 0d } hee ad } ra Iie 4 > TY) rion and Corona 0) . —— | " Py x rh oak By or Lz t> ve) % . "none "Ent 6006. | i aww ' 4 ~ t LHE WARFIELD SHOP. 309 N. Euclid a | Paner me s. Tov Balloons, |6317 Delmar Bivd., ¢ Abany 9109 se. banjos. Sporleder, Vis A410 asc! mogern and Retail >| ‘ : 08 hit on aes “ ha Ppeccax ee oe } saa oe a bedroom. jiving-room oO! aining-room —— = _ a = 7 ? lidayv 1 ; i . rij : 7 + ow | : dre * hash! of cedar chests. | HEAR Holiday Muéeik ay an wate t the same day. No indorsere No red | SKOU R AS GikT BOOKS FE him something 0: : them. Wh t look f d r Zi business training course. em. why no OOK Torward to that need iICAN RITES ree >» fire ifts: choice stuck > ; setiant > pit . ars y 2 a ae | Christmas Carde. Large Seiectior » 3.08 sd iceman — Grend. Easy term on — , . finit 4 r. 5Bheé | rt. 4], cr et si. T 2AU SS | HOTO | “et Te ware CELE LO Gravois. av. oo SAMPSON 00. ». wR Jiive * | Will lone appreciate a Scholarship » ' FOR MOTHER We are ithe only store to ) ( ( Shueart Bros 2 sores. Vv leter OR42. A RADIOLA - ms a : Rin . . Tee | eae Ibe our rie ; for Poultr South | CASTLE BALLROOM. P : : | WS Sine uss. { a Strawuas Place your ¢ ier Now aly 8) Ol ‘EDAR CHESTS. ireplace Fixtures. | 1419 South Foes | piive ot. af sotn | xi eis UNS—New 12- rauceke — e barre! ; a 7 “mag CY one 5 Y ' wavs a ppreciated, and cher- >. ; wiorruw & Son DO? \ i Lor fT a] | Sale 4 ‘eweler at a Opt. . 4946 Deimar FOr 0 } **Peaturi ne ; ines guaranteed $20 sie _Spe- | git yY sife— A Thorough Business | ‘HY not give sae 10 of our best facials, | ished thru the years. Priced ge pe ae ia i IEWEL Gi? SHOP Unueuss ease. | theese Sakae aoe ome and 20: . | 3 ES Vee TREE _lvrHe CONNER-KIMBALL ELECT! C Re oe . > SOMETHING NEW-— Moth preventio: LT) f Ste, — dance hone Lindel! The Sampson ‘°.., 3624 QOiive st. iTé the new Easy Washer as the sai DELM A R (5 LA SS & not lain and has a pleasant odor A: ee XMA®*® loans for furniture owners; make ae ete oe , ° t : The Mutual | » stores j , rT” » "" ti . Fit Bt t Or : - ‘ , ‘) is Meher Trvewriter Co If . A Gift That Always Appreciated. NITURE-—: ms complete: $169 o 903 N. 12th St. Paliarde ‘iG mene PP | Jefferson. | Palladium Rink, Enright, weet of Grand. | Noise Makers. Novelties 2901 N. Vandeventer, Lindel] 3140 mo SBEPON A 1. drum ovtfite £35 np- s: ‘°°: pei ving. bedroom and kitch 7 : “4G SS ’ ed ate oe ~ toler Skating nightly at 8. Sunday Mat Xmas c Lo dite ; sss F Fe gi | VE "KW EAR ; A : Pa Bras use MAin. 4794. GLOBE BARBER OOLLEGE noc es at 2:30. : ae : Wholesate Beeaee ? — T, . hn thn ' ++ iio “fi jj - Spe BU : e a | Sa! ary end firniture loans Strictly eon PATHES | ) REAT EASTERN COFFEE & TEA CO yyrator] All-cepber tub, mericen Brokeraze Co, 604 Olive St. |“OM*ON) Oo eIGHTH ST. to finigh furniture with iacouer ip attese- | VeC , "alle J LIF e All-year membership. $3 Slo. ——- ee in metal or wood | Fruit or Fiower Bows, 2. a Pegg Living-Koom Suite in the House. r f hristrns yen b12.. 5-room, °®-family bot | orth Side Y. M. «. A.. 3100 Grand Bi) viored mahogan ry walnut, $1.25 and IVILL’S ANTIQUE SHOP, 4145 Olive Ralance on Kesy Terms. 5 rou rip Chicago or Kanga it tea | Z oon 4famile agg | fidential, No one. need sign your note. | ; ‘ A ne sd - He — ear ‘ j ae Ps “ie ; oi . r = od . ' ’ Motion picru _ “n oe > ‘Entrai 13,7. } “rankgthir ( x KY $99 OU ee os (Between Pirie a! 1€ but} Ys mr Dinations 8 an excclient Xmas present. : TrawnsARNDYNE @ BE COMPLETE | le ‘LATT THORNBURG . +} hye d two tub ‘ Ai AAI Vir. © bo Bs iP he | Hear Xmas Carols Over Atwater Kent Radio {| 7 ; . AT ae ry >\ *. 3 ss ‘ a oe us W esi hus Fur “a 2001 re) Bros dwas e : oll a Bi, FURNITURE CO 2200 Franklin somatic rat . Jon ve ey 4 i e1 | we , ht Gart 4 at (yuar anty Finance ( ‘om pany educaliona: ims : bys rout eanar a) niee cag wd fi) benca and . tu Ss. | jue lel then ey = is Ow vat | easier tl ? ite ' - for dgemonstratior ls a oe dis — p apes g ewe sane gr rong CEN “RAI, IRI ‘TC RE a ‘rank: s( yT | H EN } HA RI ) W A RE & LL Tire aitem “ HBO. "aVOie. PLACK WELL RADIO SER \ ICE CO Al ji eis egg ; ies . a IR ey : 1 fs ’ I ‘ $4: 5.00 Ty HER I "2 j ~ 1 = oe eet ty IRON FURNITI RE { { . 61TH BR ZY) TAT ase ;PRSY? Gravois PRoest “UO, | ing. rourself - ti ine , th wh . IDe @\\ JI J V S ADVISES | hs ol al est me An inetalliment noc On MONKEY $1.00 to $6.00 rurnishinge Co., 2228-30 Franklin. | oi DOW | ee oe eet er a oan © ae 1 EANED—x12 cleaned $1.25; |2%03 N. 12th at Pine GArtiel] 8602 | LO. O r d vibrator cols furnished | * ; —- REN | Oe : THE Gas 4 SUPREME | ELL , |}Room 510. 705 Olive St.. GArfielad 0260 | ’ | ~ 4 vo > | 4 rw ‘ NI\ . r ¥ i - ras 3 FOR THE CHILD | : ; del oui ON ie . SSOURT RADIO SERVICE VAL U E FOR $8 49 gL NER hee ee oi HO D LERS ee —— 406, De Be iviers TERMS $1.00 DOWN. 50 WEEKLY 2859 re" Pg aie ee ar ant™ A | cP PT «] { iP + (OLA HEADQUAR tr LEGGE'’S PE .. ()] IVE ST TOGGERY meray ap ceetn i gamed ‘$9 00 ‘ ¢ AY LY .0U DIO lippers i i 2h 7 be ee me $3.00. . wire Carpet - | A1L7DS East: a+ Tri . “ ie | e IVF iV Mita: r 2 7 , . . qT} ) ‘s. AN . byl yor learn. . 2! LZ Valnu @! o Pa 4" , nal 558 : ani ‘ oan es : : ae ies Bt. hoe ide | Brass or wrought iron Andirons. § iI SUITE | Cleaning Co.. 351¢ Olive st. 1 CHRISTMAS MO! | , THE GIFT WITH 4 eee Arends Bids and $14.00. Imported Tea Set auti BEDROOM SUITE OR 3Us TRAVEL. Vouchers can be obtained | oe \ IONE | Ww ashe! your -nrist me ee ee , : . ty ‘tractive line of unfin ©. , hite Lilvw,. Weehers : ava C4 mw, aa pe or itwadiola sets and accessories. me! a eae Lerimne | EDEN WASHER wther wlll appre- | tributo: ; en . Ww v keane per et . DE ‘i Ls 4 ' ney? 41, BPP z “ io provi e income acail ” “Arrow Whee ig me Best ——_ H NOT ais eh? | ATIC Ki iA tS } Lerii D4 } AT LJ hu “4 on . ut grey >) " ‘ “Guaranty,” 108 N_ 12th Bt.| Drafting and eleciricity ee gees Mameieer eee eee END THOSE TIRED VESD¢) Gs GO gS. aR NS eR aH ) rHE SAMPSON 362 ive st. is aa ae ee wa st. ra i ow e- | new , Pon s! : 3 iP 4 ‘ u ti] hs ieu Js ~ 4 VR] GE] [ics PASH R AN | ; ane , . . , > mts Cone , , . B POADW + TF aT gtr) ~ i. ‘ \ \\ a . : x i : at ucy ‘ : Fr +4 -_ i , . ‘ ¥ j ph she ' ; . ; ’ ' J >€-717) igh} ; Tt pep] Ae 2 ttens >. ' : , Pore A ; ‘ ~ a et) ml st a Ss ; “ . tad : “ee ‘> P er " - by irr ia j “e , ee ‘ z= ' ¢ oe A 1e% ad make wonder! ia ; q « i : ‘ ‘ ; , en *, > ‘ om? Pere? . es s Ue , : ; 3 Af yt ; H ; " HOW E INF ANT ‘ee ee S 1.5.00) rifte PROSSER ~ 32 Olive 6 - os ois rt Si OC) ‘ “eae IN] rN? Ve guarantees ; 2 a. are ter ‘ es ve St | 3 ra DK , fee te oa A eaten - ial. ’ h baby ; 5 14) y o*y i 6s 8 at . i> ah i : . wer . ; is ' Pa .* ae a ‘aon eed ‘ si > , : ry ge ire * OD ’ Cer) } coll ee. ic ne wubuar P ns. va ‘ ? ‘ ; ~~ cial - : ail 3) ja va e7 r 1 opment. rente HOWE | TAX Se ee rO AN ATWATER KENT |RADIO| te Sal. inday Eveni j Lindell 0500. | vente. with small charge for making up none ineares oe: 4 ; “eS s st ~MOKI! NG STANDS baie a , ‘we Ge ev , ts f ; oF wh sits — , . imour' if eroporlion Eo ams: - - = . : af many «atir ive hew designs Ariis ae ey ie ; yet mo a ines ; —e 4 ‘Lhe lei rire i int ' cee c rimtirri pornini i r) j } a real San! : at “our home ' ’ } PoCckK ends Linor 3 tabie lamps, Shor iu + Was te ey \ ry 401° aint = ri LisiKe 4 i : B | : 4 : \. er "O00 to "O08 Market. ranc ostume rom Here ai sour lelaure. i } . sis ” \ } 4 H if nur Bi ~g et aor j ¢*t) 14 i . i J : ‘OU & ; ‘ ‘ ( vietor it - ' se ; 3 U r sot | is ROB E RT Si HM aby - ; pee ell es Ingvot or i ~ a . C rast —" . : n hap) . seha aLé ti HS A bal tf dm =% f , uj , , ms’ ory ba’ bys 4 A PAINTING ( RR BRONZE | : ace sande ; The COSTUMER ee OSE COFFIELD AGENCY, 5421 Gravois | Gi/f, [7 fp) dif oi (Cr i, ciate ox. : about these AMAS itis? Nei Ruhances thé Deauty of the | HOW ABOUT A-RADIO? PSOR S. Fourth s&! GArfield OG82 : fier l CEVA! ee & (YO), ' ie et , sorted ‘hristias shopping, T RN MONEY Home An Appreciated Gilt for the Whole Fanhtiy. A VIOLIX FROM LIDHOL! Se 8) ee SRG : thera Oc ib. Schuermeyer. 1709 Frank. , nies : | sisliniaaiat ‘or Gy , AX FOR SISTER SXCLUSIVE ATWATER KENT!) 6 Oe a ea ce genial fe | NEWHOUSE GALLERIES 20 Franklin. near Grand | ‘ = } } N— je nm anical dentistry er . © Franklin. near . . : pry gal Laie 184 NORTH KINGSHIGHWAY BL Nightly Hidg Free Demonstrations Given . 3 l iy - ———=—= ; e “¥¢ ' mN’ i [ISTRY 1042 \ Cre nd | qjrawere artieath aC Tree, ta le | ae * ; Kx hu ive 2 . , P ; nian 7 a 2 . ' A - Pls AP Tes : ie a sia ; " Steams . ; a0 . ' €u i ‘ is ; ; Aa . SOLDFTREH ey IT? x [TURE STORE 1 Ai Q “age , Patil rma nogzan Ase Late make ' 27TQ'T ‘ ‘ ‘ ) ‘ ‘ B. Landesman Decorating & Antique Shog GOLDFISH AND AQUARIUM. 0) cone on ig | eld ‘cow bor aece HR AST a AS (‘ARDS oom 3 aaha Olive, Dilmar 4492 a _— i ~¥>% oy T rr vad og > c > es js » . " . 7 " P ‘ : sit Ad. ; . . . . : WHITE ELEPHANT’ PLEGG PET SHO! ANARIES AND }ES-—W onder ) einvice yeineinine| dneatal an’ leill. « raved, 600 Per Box.’ THE LIGHTED LAMP. 8643 Delmar | 7 (;eo. J. Weinheimer , : : 4 3 eT eR > * ET SHOP 17 & t at Un I ons aTRait * arges: contr ‘ ae , . YY vigor ” : ‘ ’ the world in scenic splen- : 3 _BIth EASTON. "A r eran aie 5175 as on a nion ; le meh % ain . : . Bee: 4 eh n omplet or § iS a a Der. he : sult P EMI B( I. Ty = ia 2 Prne St. | 4 wD | id [ ad ‘s inn . ; .' Ks ma “2. i fh. ” | (Cvlfax S240 Ciasgow and Hebert Bia x Aseorted 4 CHRISTMAS BRAVING ; . . a Nive. OL! LIVE 1 dk vrae Greeting Carde abd Bo | tanestries ; e niture al , aspire travelers, awaits you. | Special Pioneer Ra: liator y ib witli Flower’ eon . dl gy ell © ah ie aird on Reveipt $1.00 | ~ we oe app pwanip pane siees | Account at the Linerty ‘ entra} 1 rust (lo 2 LINGER "_LECTRI ‘ NE ; . ’ THY “2 ' iA Nd j iy sia » iS oe §. } =, aes oad or caAawuegu e7 Biart them | HU TTE KS }: ‘OR AL L Cc ARS ‘Say ai WALKER . , A.B SM “= “rye Le pe | Reconditioned inaetruments lk . th eal he row atti a ramn-S lhe wee ' , . moron C ef oar ; yi : tT , A; hd ig ora : , : : 4 Fie lagetl it hues mi. , ‘et lationery Shor 1116 Hollane Puke PARTICULAR LAUNDRY : Meerechaum Pipes >: are ‘In | val carte mbes 7 Nee ‘ ps | Babes ae ran lh ndry service We extend “ ~~ 3 m box of 10. 45: “igeare . 32 ' LENE EAARE Hay HARA He ? ' = 4 . Bane guAD | ---~ you af spare yeh | Pisyags . i aoe onow capped Mt. Hood, a silent rt Prince A Ping lone. - ing. 9 FOR HER | ELECTRIC WASHER SD ghee cnc Sos alta “eyes wo 7 $04 N. EUCLID. 4 Pew rner Radio. licensed unde’ | ern undsy fo Ot. Louk ys Butte 4 Kegs Poultry sentine!. with its great companion, 4 :. An R5c db. § chuerm®) ; TOC ; F ran kIi n : ss : ¥ : - and Eles 4 $6 , rv. ¥s - S TY « ae ve asSeCC ror ; BS I tl Ls OLIV ' : 4 4 , if k s ex aa ui rt ; 71 aie o ‘Ti a ; 7 ‘ ie ¢ ; i ‘ lo 3,4 its yf “33 ‘ 4 war ; | nien Mi =? i& tra! " . Cosmopolitan Seattie—where the Orient Blemie:+ “wh, co "aaa eT mahogany. NQ EL LES AND HAND mien Wing icone ey al | Re mah W : ‘ : é é . , ms « io | ago com “74 pm sg age . ie] a seth am pton $45." or b rooms sing ie on Bensss an im anit meets the Occindent—the, gateway to Alas- j fegular $5.00 value for $3.75- also | KERCHIEFS photographed when young ne | | holesale Jewelry Stock ‘ify. for Government positions, $35-$75 | ‘/aie, 5530-44 Milentz, $60 with garage-j 7) (SRE EN eee ee ka’ - omanc nd d 4 S ' d 4 3 In red and green decorated up from F ' MILLER STUDIO 35486 (sive ‘ Or NOW on Da ¥ }f) A NY te 6 P M : co es } 2 " B ste beats las v7 sek 4 ary atreetse mad 41 eae fints ar iat xe 5 ARRAS tt? 4A Varictics uf ; 7 a a venture. pP endi y ” ve | ARHA’ S—1001 LOC 8; ST traite at reasonabie prices . > 5 NX ft} ~~ # : — | is ’ * an ° . } np (OG ce * ‘Therese musriretne oe an eta ‘AY (“are an l'acoma—Spokane, capital of the inland . | HELLRUNG & GRIMM Sen eae RGGI nem A FADA RADIO eV) 4X. OTD OT. — ‘ aaa AY BR. ROSEMOND ‘Owner and Buildcs STANDS 106-107 eifverside 1161. of FHS PB q 4 ré BSLIT on ; 7 - ti ie proud if i 7 Ne A ot ’ ’ 77 | . : / 4 erie bi ti ve “'% ‘ ee ut ee eee eee . . . empire ‘ ~— Oth anc Wash st sania PE noU DOIR ALARM CLAC Ks SHE his -o Bane . 4] +i if ; r YoU A. H. MENNE (‘() 5.1,B. BOX @ ad $s compie r) ls ; uarantieed: a! all Ki rTENBE Ri’ Ss b. AK ERY » 1.69 | aan ig ge pee OP ge oe GIFTS “4 » - ‘ ss ' ’ > , Pr. iA VW aaner, anc ve Wii se . - fe TT Pela 2) ‘ P Cil } ; . ‘ > * ’ | ’ Beautiful Puget Sound with its ever mGE variety of comfortable Chaira. | - PRE. WARTIE LD. HRY: e ee. * Christmas Eve Terms _ Leimar Bi. at ion At i ‘} I yt *¢ )] ATES ry [ON MARKE “f . ‘ ’ . . -r7 ; ’ 82: | wy" i 4h , ’ - a , 3 : > " green shoreline and estuaries. i king Sets. etc. = WALKER-ARM- $1000 PLAYER PIANO, $385 Daa at Ale porest oe | ! =e : rhe whole family will like: Real singing | Speciale for Menday, Xuaeiey and All this means that here is an uD j G H. F’. { > . 1800- A _Olive St. 3e autif :] Art Sty vie Wal ini ‘ase ‘ ; nt .* silt? ade ‘ | mrec? I ror} }- actory ig ¥ Ot] “| NG , | NG 7 “4 \ ARI ES - ove ? irets ar rro\sa g' ig fia? i Weoan née - ye jet ens 4 Fug . i 7 soa ie -. oe Gates mMmchn : maven if Ui * " of r is. S TA Cah mane _ piaheagg choice than hs “ i at : . ; wn , i “4 ‘? py it’ }? arr sis fy tify tiu iiatha b pret * mw ineys aiid ry : ANS - - : 7 equalled itinerary for any vacation trip es LINE h high-grade leather bill folds went $10 J and amworiment of roll | aa RANGE. Could any gift mean more?| BEAUTIFUL Fioor- Lamp. $11.25. Poly-| 100 North SUXTN MT, Wa Po Pes “Sh nde i A pleasant store to | APPL E r "AKE ROU! ND vou may plan. a “om reste cases. Goid stamping tree. - 7 EHMAN PIANO “COMPA VY : WALK ER-ARMSTR( NG m2; €o ; chrome base iik shade WESTHUS | One Door Norib of Capitol Theate: inut Ms OF : , wTenned with stice 4 oF | ‘ A: a 2 1800-11 Olive 8t URNITURE © «ny - Broadway No Deliveries or Mall Orders 5318 W Fiorissan As e*} ‘AL BIRD STORE 5090 Frankiit apt Special crrcle tour rates make this great ' SHAVE EASY ci 510 Pine at 1101 OLIVE sT trip possible at v b] ; Ask a > 4 ‘6 eo «ae )}) 4a -4 ~4 - er } paint . ARTI ‘« 12 ’ , z ’ ‘ we tits Jd 4 . pie / : will mai! a copy, to you tree. 5 . GE — oe Car: Eee, bri ck - S575: ee een a O: “kto —— _16z6 OM ———— — ee = e ar ne C ‘ 42: ss Eaetor : sa AP si } Tr ree "er | a rky ew 44%; 1} f els } Ong - ise lAr 4 Tring , nder our ayet- ee P ’ a tu 7 2iou a aa & | ; . i a , ; " 100 (ety? } , ON} . ef a2 ptr? i ot — rT . cored it a t tee r tae : aymenis. Lindel! 0505. nt OR new Po oid mouse wiring on call A. Hi. |, OTR? se ele eS ee DORE your p! ont ng need *‘fix! ing? ; PHONE FORE T N22 oS DANCING ence : - mich! classes. 2 roll A vo ITNT ogee BORCHERDING. 39st reue ay. ACE (7 done the , nace colis 1.85: fauceta, $1.25. ADAM: ; peim af VEimar 6069. ““* ge AO 4 POINTING staining. chimney. re 216: ae as! ari pec it at june vail or write ——. os P- | cie 3 h or terms : anton tt Jeaned 0 hed ; LiLAN EK; RS oe : ;. Jan. 1 end save money N B cit de ‘ 21 ‘ { ‘as } jae Oe ee. bs. 4 he TIVIC AL : ve o A >, adi ‘ F B ~ +s * - Aral STOVE REPAI . ; ae as : fo 5 Aye ene died Aliy BOUT (6) fi r ein low O usiness . _ ° | Pers plastering. window Cleaning and ne CO. sang | MAin 447: OF $19 Walnut , ‘ ae COlfaxg4114 “WRIGHT DOES IT RIG HT. - armen le. “4 and CAbany 4909 A Ain SE st ole eect ee iret ag ASTLE SCHUOUL—~Zedv Opve et. Private! MOLER COLLEGE 810 N. Gth wd . 3 === | Guardnteed old house wiring and fixtures Phone Uh:mal pene Re (c62) | SEEK me before having your lumbine | “surnece’? urt| ardicens » 6Fendee ‘ sacar v_iebs. Lined) Seog. ioe! 1E> eput wlture ¢ tt N ed Suff } - 4 ames alled by =a at moderate | prices. ——————————— SS —— | “work done. overhauling in oid houses a p oa » - Oho roms fences re TRULY orivat cane hens Grace w, pane ri¥ i "Marke a ‘. cw. pes or bd aan +5 © er od ' . s. or estimate Cail — : aes ree L¥ best reterences PArkview 345% - F a" . or «7 ‘ i , ee? ~~) Lae tree PU Pree 7 Bis. tap? " mt me ' ’ boo ; #: “ : ek , o "; : =} ” 107 % 7 iM 8; ia 7 BOR SE A™* LOW ™ } M Ain 2042 } a ~ »* Ls ; peg s ree at (oF; r ) } help—it ENTERS & BUILDERS ; ES re tak tama ; : o) ’ cy B R. e 1° J) ( ‘ y4\ bk STM ’ N ie a }? ii : pe | ee a! Chieve t.—- — t RA RA PuY Fae yV att our enue! For want ° sk ied ck. : | MISCELLANEOUS NOTIC = aa A. G. \ ER | SUPPLY ) ; | tw “| LEAKN TELEG wit a : Post-Dispatch Want Ads are » Wii der aiteration renerai Sa Classes Moncas ' ing Parties Buncay tath wit #tudernt wr poe aes 534 4d fresh appieg.... “te * Nc dais SEP Me 6 AD inl ‘dA: OE BRE 3 E F “,arviell, FOrest 2934. (c2 GONCRETE cut end wrecked without STOVE REPAIRS 316 N. THIRD (48) evening Lindell 0: 1c9) i tinne at $146 Lo ‘sas + after gradustivt used to inform whe Saee TER. contractor, homes, fiats, Ra- ‘blasing. Graner Construction Co. Vi | 7 Gio 9 ctor. unes. fiate, fa- Dlasing Graner Construction 0. rr ' 4 or evening bourse. 9 te 1 - — ao oA . asic . ? \ , a) : r . sh 4 workers - Ci . ; n> que aus cue cues auee aaa aes ee ce a & , allerat ti Dine _HT rm hx 13 2°08M ic) EXPRESS AND HAULING tor 0°@3 ic ALL PAPER LEAN'G, =P M RK. j kK | } | Century Telerraphing fo ie. ‘ti a where thew u G Southern Califorma a t ot a — a een emer om - , —— a Seen a ates SEER NE W Cc * ~— .err ee are needed Pr 68, Chamber of C : . aa ; - — oe 01 all Kind Cali HAY EB ¢ “*hev rolet §- -ton truck, would like GET Minnich Br to siuceo |; tFi% _— mage se me Fi es as Lae , i a : ri ” wise Tie Cm ee ; us & ° cate Calif Py Ommer ¢ Bidg., i - ~ ic] i t coutract for bauling. Cal} W Ydown by ai " dine ce ee the mtenor ' , hor Gk A MMH aS a; ii . ~ NN aize ff. -omi pee pron’ ‘ KO c eow mem? ” -. Hot ac wt song Call MAin 1 1 1 1 : ps . ————— : . Maat ‘ vou yi 4 make in wv f ' ' ‘ . , _ as up ' Bl Datla (ds ' oe Angeies Orange [ Riverside . reasonadle. COlfax 8965, - te & 1042 Room 114 mr Y : Bernardino Supreme 1) ; N. Grand 3134J ssasinealiaieiasintin ; yr @equare. jnciudi Lat to y ate? LAr PC ret eee ee ee nee _ EL ee nance : — ) sis St gga aps ig PER HA NGLNC ;} and cleanin do o ae — - of Boe VP —— AGES car. trame> $245> seal | FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. 1.2 pwoon, FLOORS iald. surfaced. fin. end materials: firmt-ciase material and Pal Kk Riverside S6G5W. 6109 Roker) 7° t,VictiTs Bige-: 38 years of succes: | 1 mechanics i 1 EPO n iego a in) payments ce L In e'} A505. : ANYTHING ~ tn hea! ing repairs. ‘ ‘racked ished: old floore repewed. DE ima: - ra "s a see _— ‘ ye ; Taian! wae ; r " re ba N . * ‘ a be ‘ ny ses ‘ we — sescurt a-heol of ott do your ‘carpe ate: botlere: coile installed. Furest 6426 ear se me - ts oo Aa ane ren : FA hg a A es 5 See ee : Mecharten Des time ry 1949 N. Grand te ; a = —e 1 Pe re ceui. chimpevea reoulis ehiv at + = Soe eee woes cas LIE ores " 4745 }iEATING PLANTS furnaces, put in gyoc AS Lm Fs a wba. Tindell 426" PAPER H ANGI NG—RKoome pa eatiga line ' : : ; KI¥ Titie Guaran'y Bide a ‘c6) reaso } > view J34o006r alta Te art ’ vy Ti ae ; ole ‘Toore. = surfaces 0% Dressaomesties pA Se el ASD) | PLASTERING wey See ee ae STORAGE AND MOVING Oe Oe ee oe, 4aBe | figid 8782 seca is PATENTS Se Sida eh | SE Pay Cas fermi’ cece ont clube aceon $60) Mate | reser ronanrime » exomaur | REE SASOING MP 2. i Sater | AR, oe aS Sep ees OS, | pp gerny cle ere ae ssabibpaienitniiaiadndecienmenemmmeimemmmannesae 2 mal): GARAGE Fy mnie hoes tae | free cleant vie agp gg nt RET ATR wees and patch on ¥ Se! aa Go Money” ada - ; on sigrage. haul vretne cone abie tt work eatin Jackson, 4442 McPherson, Liar 6061 . FF. 2. Lecoew. 213 N. Tie ee | ——-— — - ee | e DAMON, yn Rw FI SSGUR. (Bb) oe 0779. ~ peer Jefferson 9513. (c2) |ing and exoress. 8 Frankl er. 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PAGE 40 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER-9, 1926 __ pon ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : a | Masthbaum Bequests to Charity. | a Pie ame heal op. om hands of the farmer stockholders | AJ} FOR BULGARIAN REFUGEES) ..*c" So nig | for You! § , BARON'S FIANCEE (cx scasisetee"=" (COTTON GROWERS BACK] cts. Scmcewsce Sromeem |S Deter so Dieter] rincanecenia oe 2 ae armen fl LS oa taken by the bride in the near fu- into the board’s operations was op-;- ) Phoeesaades salaried ) 3 ; 'ture and it will not be for a recon- posed “at this time,” but a joint Food and Clothing. Charity will receive part of the : iness and —s — | t S of commission was recommended t0O/ By the Associated Press. $2.000.000 imsuranmce carried by) borrow frem Yahlem. ou can get 'ciliation. I can definitely say that . 50 to $1008 the and | Wiishe will never return to the Ba- study the system and to report on} CHICAGO, Dec. 9.—Clothing and), oo & wasthaum. motion picture jan ante cigm your mute. “Heethieg | pe . | . bene- — | . ee ee handied im a dignified, bank-tike D i . The Post Dispatch reserves the | ron changes which it deems . food for 200,000 refugees, inclu: ' magnate, who died here Tuesday manner. We doen't invest igate a! | . l and telephone calls or ; ; ’ 4 a ; ase “- . = oN . - -u = 2 | “I think the Baron is being im- ficial. The convention urged com ing 65.000 chilidren, will be a admin- ‘after an operation. It was learned anyene. Confidential service. Low Persone aan + oe, - zrcept letters on - letion of the Great Lakes-St. Law- | eye s rates. Payments as low as $2 « ASHI AND given attention, € . posed on,” said Mrs. Woodworth. P 'istered in Bulgaria in th e immedi ‘today that Mr.Mastbaum had named week. Come in any evening until : o sincerity when accompanied by She Admits It-—Now His Bride| “tm not interested | in him any) ‘For First Time Southern Dele- coment of ait tal vase ams et ‘ate future, it has been aecided at 2 among the beneficiaries the Fed- > mm Mn Cerp. — N. Newstead ; a - . ; 16-cent piece | Former Florence Clendenin, + ge My esi RN Perey Py = gates to Farm Convention i meeting here of national ettictal eration of Loan Soeieties and the , nena i areas ‘Bremen Theater De worth about 15¢. a " ' | , | ~ POLICEMAN HURT BY AUTO of the Near East Relief. his 18 federation of Jewish charities, = ; half dollar. Plans Suit. ‘engaged to him for three years. | Support Plan. ‘the first time the organization has/ .,-h to the extent of $100,000. The! ‘Paying tenants are quickly foand | ~°™" 2d Bremen | 2. | We would have been married last | Patrolman William Eccles, 62! extended aid to Bulgaria, previous insurance was underwritten by 275 eee Pest-Dispatrh wants. Phone CHOUTE F- = J. OR—United States Sena-| December -except that my divorce py it. associated Press : | : setae Sy- vite your want ad er leave it with year | ers an nd Represen tatives receive | $—The Ameri- years old, of 4449A Farlin avenue,| work being done in Arment 7~ | com panics. nearest drugrist. | Jeff. and Chouteaga ries of 916.000 a year. ) 'ria. Greece and Palestine. | — mw on should write to the! | By Leased Wire From the New in Mexico was and is so mixed CHICAGO, Dec. 3 A fund of $5900 has been ad- FAIRY {2 “1 : oe: a aoe were foe Pir ibitse% lad Ps cae Nie be oe ee — rh, ‘ F ‘ 3 _ mares RRR LSTE SAS. a BIG RMR en he ek, sen oD : BPC sy eee patil ns ete: a aie ad rs tre sah ls 1 ' ae ‘ : ' —" a b thee é , 7 as ’ ¥ . Tae ee 5 erep fy , Sn ee wl scans TS EPR ets Seg NA r Big ; oY . ite hag «>. ealedadeiaiiad York Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. up that I couldn't get a marriage can Farm Bureau Federation haS suffered fractures of the right arm you -desire abdeowt a) license c a > farm re- ion lice . Everybody knew we were demanded from Congress tar he r NEW YORK, Dec. *% : Baron esc ae es Emre knew it; lief legislation providing for the! jand shoulder and serious internal | ced for this work and supplies AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS | 5640 Easton the paper's staff. George Tornow, his former fiancee, |»; father knew it. All this talk handling of surpluses through a |imjuries when knocked down as he} yin follow. Meeting here to re-|—— “ s—We do not under t sy for her father knew it. is ta dun ee ea ro pert gd ee rot? | anes > BO : "7 his attormey and the att worsted vs about my breaking up their ro- Federal farm loan senré. empow-icrossed Kingshighway at Page view the results of “Golden Ruie CONCERTS BEST. LOUISHRRRBODEON at you want to | his bride all have Ck aan ms to mance ts a lot of on lca ‘ered to assess an equalization fee boulevard at 6:30 a. m. today, by Sunday, Dec. 5, it was announced | ogee sation arenas 3 listributing among producers of an automobile driven by John that the sacrificial day in the in-| be that the romance of the Baron “The Baron told me a week be- “re re ¥ ; and his bride. the former Miss fore the marriage that he was ‘ve:yv each commodity the cost of han- | Doyle of 1227 Midland avenue, St. iccmetil of Bible land orphans was nes : that surplus. i'Louis County. At the time Eccles served throughout America and Florence Clendenin, which was in- much tempted’ to marry Miss Cl=n- dling that surp ai 1 terrupted when the bride left their genin. The night before the mar- For the first time. cotton grow- Was on his way to roll call at the in 59 other countries. aApproxi- ‘ +% slewa liege tion. . ° A£AA A 4 - brida) suite at dawn last Thurs riage he called me up and said: *TS represented at the federation Page Boulevard Police Statior mately $3.000.000 must be raised ‘ 4% aait LA « day, never will be renewed. "The girl wants my title and I want convention joined yesterday with Michael Ryan, 66, a pipefitter. py the Near East Relief to meet. Mrs. Harriette Collier Woo@- her perwnpcha so I think I'll mar-y 6457 Gravois Av. t MCNAIR); = | Me Nair-Pestalozst TODAY 3:00—FOR YOUNG PEOPLE : FRIDAY 3:00 | My Henri Rachmaninett == MOGLER aye ag oth and Bremen SATURDAY 8:30 |\ EERIN Louis PIANIST New Bri 6 growers of other crops in indorse- of £22 South Eighth street, was i; to June 39. '| Former St. | li os y ment of the equalization fee. c- struck by an automobile drtven by ia C. V. Vickrey lew fork 2 . Eaclid 2 Nat. Brdg. ark W ood worth, a wealthy per- peels a ‘other wol2an’ ails quiescence of the Pages A: . Jesse Davenport, Negro, of 209) brain 4 gf the Near East Relief. SUNDAY 3:1 POPU R CONCE Newstead ae mee es ettered edge 1826 fume manufacturer, disclosed for .., :ne he ‘other ~ equalization fee principie, | S| North Sixteenth street, at Seventh | ATTEND—A—CONCERT—-A—-WEEK | 4306 Lee Av { 8 ° dollar is worth only 55¢ i Aa ada - - ’ é . y ‘ > wee 4a “oes rs singe ¢ ry ; ni hestnut i reets t 2 . f m : { the first time that she was the “The Baron is a fine fellow. He ae geen: st nough ae a o eal a ey skull | * — 5. M. S. — According to the} “other woman” in the case. She nosn't any sense about money, out POT Of the measure enon ee | AMUSEMENTS O’FALLON ; budget of the Community . -ai & ae | ~s . + ‘+. } 7 i ° : s 3 : said she had been engaged to the 1... ingustrious tO pass it agente PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS 4024 Florissant { BY gnd. the wt of administration i EE ED ies i as cts.Qus. The ean Burea in scant aiken | Landing Theatre of St. Lent LAST a al ampaigning yimately ae . — — . - nistration’ lan F ‘nh ts approximately one-fif- ~ aro when told of _| Mrs. Woodworth Went to Hotel. criticised Stration s pian f ee le amount The Baron, when told of Mrs ae en ae | alfa! / SKOURAS BROTHERS THEATRES = peeich 1 Los whole amen an met eg S ase rtions, bowed O urse, I went to their ho- — treasury surptus TIMES i 45) ' ) ted 1" , story was true. in’t tell Mr. 2 incoeanard any- use of such funds for retirem 0 : | See to $2.50 . oh i | -. | m / eae 5) aS eae =o } lidn’ -_ - kn -p- the national debt. ! The Farce Comedy Sucress Rhee ee aes | i926. urn to Baron. hit ie Slee ae ae ready know, ca a y ; Then, Stranether day of "in- the bride, cither. I went at the Muscle Shoals Development J6-3) - GRADLE SNATGHERS Then, at _ — a ca = : oe ; = : % ; erty You scle Shoais., the convent. 02 ‘ a , ers ating nD | - mite je. et il oad | : a eis ae OS © 8 | iL? oS. : - 3 " : aa an \ ee. cote ithe Maren met Miss Clendenin at|*#erted, must be speedily dispere With MARY BOLAND ay = ; “lendenin yt > 3 OoOmpany toai riii SUPPi and Original New York Company of held me responsibie. ae ae oe wa on eee ial rang " we ge TODAY : starting Acoet seed love stories—flirting flappers— ADVERTISEMEN ry ire Tood » who } ~ 5s a ee ~sia erste Preseuting ; and life at its gayest! Join the joyous throngs crowding : , , . ve an : an # THE WORLOT BEST MUSICAL COMEDY =f to see these joyous pictures! C'mon St. Louis! Mother! The Child has been married four times. a4d-'4 "farmer board to supervise ts I EE ee a ee eeteny” (5. UCSC Shopping Days Shumake Removes Cause ee | 6The bureau's opposition to the Have You a; | wecth, dented emphatically that helno Federal Constitution. enabling Finished? if its kidneys are at | night. That may be nature's wi ens. osog oeamiieamenggi hild labor legislation, was | Shop Early in the Day! “TH LOUISE GROODY ing ef a kidnev order that Wii Wu — se Sig ML Vie a os Tied. | | ; Becume inrarable if = dependable /watit after the ceremony that Miss) A school of co-operative market. ane FAL nag ogg BE SATURDAY RLY Saucy ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT Gl “appeal the divorce case tf) remedy like gum Shumake is not aa, Soa: 3S oxengruar ty y was urged in Ty agriculturs ’ 7 | A AND os * onl ond ) ainmiedla ia obtaining | densome emuiitios. .eFacy eGuate ‘tmherger aD} pria . ' siidelcalacuenniiel = a — ouTH | c { ~ coma “ > een you have j eS For the present and futur e brid rday remalir in tions to halt the European cor: : “¥ tei LE oy Grand and Arsenal wT a divor tection to vour child's health and ceenc a >? tf. = “ os igh t period for ou aa — porn . gga = “¢ LEGAL INFO pwchet ate Comme (By a Member of the &t. 2 2 4 ru sould consult a law | " : — ~ f ro strai pes ot opt? the tangle | te q UNION {i Peonr lease on the business DOulid- ; -j im : . | Calon and Eastes 5 causing rou. We do ee _ abl ade ek eee oa Cfo 5 By ‘ bch sig ’ A Sy eae: eo tage tae erie me Reha pe SNe Se ees“ Biren. pain Ot im get “ t: & oe —— ate ——— _— % aru VIKAS LE lI Po PS OBC aol Gayia ate pea ; inderstand vyveur descriptico an . — the udieas his | 5015 Gravois ‘ = | ALBERT ! fou can ask the! — ” v ’ ‘eurt fo change of Venue from | : the city courts. You! - +h hee Proph ting. « ee ed prnerinde; sthearyte + ’ A sme “% as Pe edu a4 . rm eT Soest husbat Ir ‘= step- ~zaser | cel Adit at , AYS 23; " - ; Picture with ~~ 2 oe 7 a! for the children the VAUD VILLE PHOT OFL a8 \ tienal ee tL edba rying the wethes Gea NOW IN EFFECT ices | BEN LYON he an he hould abide by his agreement, if | by |NEW & ENLARGED POLICY) 1,4 ane Wine oe — = a “er ORPHEUM CIRCUIT SHOWS| |. — oa | MEDICAL QUI AMUSEMENTS _ Re J i Together with Best Feature Photopiays ress . 4 ‘ Heai th and sintiatzon questions of - ‘tion ministry of Prem: Faimi: —_ a . — . — ——- -— _ OOK at this SHOW at THESE PRIC E~ penn z stderr Diagnosis ar treatment of ae bee wer te of confi ll eae ae +e eae oe NIGHTS ee na ae a . : ANXIOUS MOTHER.—To ctear; ae Be a : nterfer . - | a8 MATINEES .* ! age ; . ; : : | : se by the tional ssemo'y. pn me ; ) f the | AT 5:0 ; ae | | ) head lice from a child's hair satu-/; =e ; Tape ipaa o* | PRC 266 tere. of ts sit | SALTO. - nOr-$2.75 Ex. Sundays , : ! oo ioe toy _ . tins: : seu, ef ne vor 9 o. p- vent to vest contro! the s1 et tf t Holidays i Sa J coer ngs SeB Tere of rate the hair with coal of] eariyi Aq Odoriess anc tasteiese treatment (nat am of the sw ministry ine'’r eA ie é Sat. Mat. st 72:30—50c-$2.°0 1500 1500 Fe ORG ge Age Or SERED BBs = in the morning and leave it on all | give — ty at a - in ee iin of the cision enn) : ee 1anas i part. SEATS AT | SEATS aT RE As. POS i. 58 aa ight wipe off the excess | Bsc ee ’ ea ae ie Pe gbbeecoviogmmegs 25c ) SOc i giecess; ape : 525 St oy i] with weis and rub the air the os - , Sirs e mitt Wali FMOas : t —- ’ a Some —— ‘ : fre aes me Pa ae ee ee eee Ae i ned arre Some Keserv Seme Reserved 2 3 C8 er BOBS, ” scalp freely with UGnenited | In the Clean Co y F at 30c — at 90c plus tax > d ot ; “AD _ ra. austen a heavy towel eg: CURED Se ecient EES. Fishel hecte’| Paes = eae) LEO eee fees SS —™ [LES Ls Se ieee in Tbeen’s : Sunday—SILVERTOWN “CORD eae a Meets ‘em and Trects em— = —— | Mot of a fire o1 lose to a warm ior ORCHESTRA with SILVER WASK one Hugs ‘em and Squeeses "em— FG LIND { -L- fetove wi he coal cf] is *eing iTHOUT THE pry wh ra ‘ : Prices, Eve. 50c, $1.10, $1.65. $2.28, TENOR; JEAN ACKER, the first Mrs. Sates and Foois "em and fergets em! Fz FLL hil is on the hair. ; Fistula, Fissure and wll Reetal Diseases cured by our Seothing, Gentle Method. Our Mmaaing te rarm 1.03 9Oara & (82.75, 2.320. Wed. Mat. SOc, $1.10, Rudsiph Vaientine; and ether BIG FEA- a oy 6 Grand and Hebert -_ wa mami an ——— es Guarantee—ure or No Pas. Ne Chioreferm. No Danger. No Hospital. No bureau of the Treasury Depart- | |$1.65, $2208, Sat. Mat.. 5@c, $1.16, URES. Photepiay—PRISC TLLA DEAN ee : — ag ee Deteniion frem Besiness. : write teday. Tt will pay- you. €1.65 a a : tert : r os = : § — ; ; . . ‘ : ; . : = : : £1.65, $2.29. -! SEATS Né« i m “The Sneeding ¥ : : ; L ¥ a Cc FREE Berek Valuable te Pile Su‘ferers. Consultation and Exam'nation Free. mevmi. i cgemandae administra » $ $2.75. FA ad ; . SEL RC ihcat UD N te Re ines. Ane rset mering-teiltihiocint Dhe ware Ss ae catars “4 % es ry 7 nih . oe ha eis - Runs , ee | Ps we a. _ > se wens esd S z ze 8. cA ee 4 FO Rs. = ee a Biases 3 A Ars Og REAL NOR RE * ee. 2 . ~ My WO nA wie SO OM ee ; Meron pola oe ~~ AE ev eles : Pertti) t=] . gee Oem oy * eR ERR Era RoR he Ayala siren err eantieneE pie Pa MA BN RB igs ert Rte i wiht Mola sans ing RN Re ake AGE ile ates eal (anh Pe Sraigin 2h me ‘ Bae es Se ng TOM ee . We renal wy Wee eo. hn Bre ee ee v; grits verte RE went Lats NATURE has filled a valley for the marvelous Carriso with wonders in Yosemite— Gorge. shouldering mountains, musi- _ cal waterfalls, giant trees, lakes Sunset Limited, a splendid, de | 2 : and tumbling streams, snow luxe daily train New Orleans to Goldwyn and flowers—a vast panorama Los Angeles, San Diego, and 7 = biiarious: comedy of the Amer- of contrasting scenes of sheer San Francisco. Club Car. Ob- | Se — what “wep Afar the Warans magic and splendor. servation Car and latest type : nyt a) ; Dining and Sieeping Cars. , Come to this all year wonder- Stopovers allowed on all tickets Loew's land and store your mind with yia Sunset Route. Sunday memories of beauty, excite- Concerts the Loew's Srate ment and sport that will never This delightful trip is outlined fade. Come to the Yosemite in detail in a folder that may GRAND 01 = Valley via the Sunset Route. be obtained by writing to Don 5 Albert Convenient service for L. B. Banks, General Agent. : peewee § 120-mile motor side Southern Pacific Bidg., | 2 Soloists trip over the famous Muses 312-314 North Sixth easy pe Apache Trail and | . | yO C«DELLA sampuorr, Soprano chet? Te” 14} _ Bor ie maar iia wlenbeok soe" A Mice. on. 1805 Hi cory. *, »* - ee ™ aa = Any spears? patent: ye ete Ses et ae 1S (nin wnat rns iain ieee en eee ! “Auje gel . "5" mo LAURA LA PLANTE JAMES KIRKWOOD GRAND CENTRA AL “PRIVATE IZZY MURPHY” | 4 WES; END LYRIC fONIST; FRED Va) ii pW. ans ._ 372 “WHISPERING SMITH” BOROTHY ) Wu) |, _ BURIAL PERMITS. iy . . pf et ae Cee tee . : eta: , te aS ea oe rk XA igang ’ nee oT es atte tg & aa Auk ey x a “aA > ist ; ua; ON. ee ORR ROTO Re en Sef: UT Saath Hi a ce a ANG ME BET = ornate [7 4883 * Mroed@ag. “hy, #4. 45494 Red Bud ee io Ted. 5 be eageun ¢ t ME Oe foot ee ba id 4 71 OMA 3 Dakota. | 28641 De Tontr Creaters of “The Chorcia’e Dand‘es” and ‘Shuffle Along” —presemting a brand- new collection of songs. spats * . urd Special “All Nation- ality Week” Shew AMERICA’S PREMIER PIANO ENSEMBLE DAY & GIBSON AILEEN CO. & PRICE T4it ? thd ed Crag ste \e SON ALRERTWS ORCHESTRA ~ cr. & | Edle—ALLEN & CAMFIELD—Dors LAST 2 DAYs-- Sp | BURT HANLON cone cun~ JOHN GILBERT yr | oe ee a ae eon Max Fisher’s *““Cocoanut Grove’”’ Orch {| mers with COUNT BERNI VICI and his “AMERICAN BEAUTIES,” taatur. - ‘ - JOSEPH. Mo. Dec. §.—With | img LOUISE MELE, America’s Moat Periectly Formed Dancer. And They’ Joe Termmi— Della Samoloff — Christine Marson | ; ES reminine fosters phe, nah tig ORPHEUM exty, (The, phate o & Taal parment of $30,000, the play will be MARIE PREVOST in “FOR WIVES ONLY™ with Vietor Vereou. | 7 of St. Joseph today acquired|/ a —_ | — Se to the $109,900 Rosecrans oe a ae = “pa! air field. onty eix minutes |}: ™all truck from the posteffice.} _— is 145 acres,

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SL ee Se ee s Me Ea a Wee Ee Oe ae RET. Rene cae ee te apace noes core Be oe Soa p 3 5 TODAY « . | a : — POST- DISPATCH — ees a PHURSDAY EVENING; DECEMBER :9. 1996 _ =‘ ST IONS PNST-DISRALH |... a 4T JOE JINKS . —By VIC you ope pos amet PHOTO PD), /X ANSWERS TO QUERIES ir Ls 7 3 72 fas LONG AS THE OILS SHow WHAT | MORE OIL SToeKns ° ARE ‘YOU INSANE —?— note. ores Rict canons s RIL GREE 18 PostDispaten reserves, the right to reject any query. | ha's BETTER ' ~ FINE"! : aoge iow A E p Personal ond prorssr letters on maibleal wucnt: soe Facade. “4 “spy ee : Laid | TAINS U6A SETISELED — I Guess You'VE GST 4000 SHARES NOW —— WHY CANT YOU as low as $2 «a a 3 ‘ Stions o d ° - - : ‘anata oC) ee ~ p 1b “ SHLAND oor ee 4 “ sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed caren | eae orens, prpcewes ot. bw earch. rate ag pe cette 6 arcs #8. tsa res a ae aul SUY ING — MAY Be eKeE Ou LL KEEP ON PLAYING “THAT MA any evening until Fina o Cor. (3520 N. Newstead : Black | ie luo — nee Corp ws Comedy ang > MIKE. The 1883 10-cent piece STOCK. —Letters addréssed to || OL GOLLY L 'HOUGHT hb HAVE ji}: tt. Wy he, BETTER BUY MORE '" FILLINGS TAKEN OUT OF YOUR “TEETH — WEY se ; “EEwie worth about loc. Senator James A. Ree eng ye os Bremen rhea Alene OO +e “Ww me wc. C.—The 1861 half dollar; City, Mo. will be Ar page CAME NEAR \ Te SELL OUT YESTERDAY *' VACUUM SWEEPER | worth only 55c. him. However, you might get |'| FAINTING : 7 Go THROUGH YOU LIKE A O’R.—United States Sena- | AUCKer service by talking to the | - (ie ° Jue oa ; F. & Representatives receive . a ae in your distri ict, be- YESTERDAY Jeff. and Chouteay | ‘*! and “A ay. ter ies of $10,000 a year. ety re Reed is exceedingly | WHEN HE ,. ioensitinnetiittinsinaseeae ‘ —You should write to the ‘ , eee a pert FAIRY (shores (8) evtpaters forthe | Shs Goageetaa,can ee Donated’ bs | | LOCKED wr “Senor bh ; ation you desire about a ‘ _ s ee ____‘ Comedy ; | Semnber of the paper's staff. aces ont old tree stump in “THE PAPER 'v. R. E.s—We do not under- Oe ae ur house might be ANd SAW “caeh, 2 } burned out enoueg} Ra i > DEON Kingsland ;4 ee ee Seat you want 0! tsying - / ‘sidewe Ik. Chop. a | THAT Tue, | sain wants. hone CHOUTEAU | ve it with your 6457 Gravois Av. n 3 TR MM tosical” Write again and| stamp and bn s aes atte || | MARKET e, : , ‘ ip an ul a small fire with | | ) McNAIR N Ly ‘make your errr plainer i ~ ee and some coal, or soak " Pit: McNair-Pestalozs! . HRIFTY. — The 1913 nickeljit With oil. You should watch the | | > TE LE MY Niu Roe N THE cae + ‘i " y HEY 4 | —~— tae EY-hEY. flight saving ORAS that dur-jsell stories for you and you wij 4 Sf " d summer months clocks ‘ ~ i} he liter- | ‘¢ Pestalozzi he Han the pong “ee naa ck find them advertised in the liter : BEFOLLE “ ieammmere set ahead so that people arise |ary magazines. You do not have | } | MINUTE NOW- 28412 Pestalozzi , mene hour earlier and advance alli to register your stories fore maeeapeir activities one hour in order mailing them to publishers. l 7 ’ & UM SO THRRIL LED QUEENS c Mhat in the evening they will en-/it is well to keen carbon copies , light period for out-! fo vour Ww us if yor kee 4700 Maffitt soy a longer lig or your own use if you keep : ; moor recreation. records of your work. RITZ ¢ LEGAL INFORMATION Grand and Juniata aL. “Her Ime F (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) , C. §—You should consult a law-| M. S—If your husband offers mayer to straighten out the Pte |} to support you tIn a good home. UNION . i ~ ne lease on the stags: build- | that is all he has to do. if he in Union and Easton ace mg is causing you. e do not/able to do so, you should insist @epouite understand your description ;on having a separate home from Woodland ALL-STAR Cal” the sublease. his parents and your own par- A " . ents. is not bliged to live “LA BOE ALBERT F.—You can ask the ents He is ni oblig . ’ . , wi Vv Pop! yu mi t i esestes soe aga Comedy and gourt for a change of venue from | be * Saqions SA cg Eg dora EERE | ’ ; 7 jniage > assesses: ) mthe county to the city courts. You | ,. : tn Mine Pabes oF stoge“vegi PRY reer’ Nias: J Ss. # He That iit ee ; : , inace allowance by filin suit. for Misia] $s . ! Ut ee . ‘ Z ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT 00.5 Wiecen appeal the divorce case if|i; Gonsult a lawver P : Hl iat syuntrt. ee fb ii fi a m@ayour wife succeeds in obtaining | = — sx ae ° ALL-STAR CAE decree in the county. You might |. MRS. J. H. H—There is no way . f r-8 VO av j 0 7 Ol 0 t more (nan T e Ls Tile a counter-suit if you have for you t get tha » / \ \ softies ect ty “ \ AIGDUEANY . eT or fe Recut HOSP as T \ \ ae | 0 ‘ Ooo olce’ MOO e ieee OOM eae, MEL ae ‘CLPO PH >>” LS ee theaters MA crowding PAPO Bo ELOM APY ALISON dl Bets -GE) Soir iw '? 24 CLs wo \ dt fa SOI PAGE fF. * GAO oa = “WE'RE IN: et tthe : 0498 as NAVY we@e grounds for a divorce. cleaning company is willing to bm de Pay you for the hat they lost ex- > GILDA 6G. R.— The Missouri lawsi do/| cept by filing a damage suit. As = “ALOMA OF i not require that a man shall sup- the hat had been worn and had Aubert and Faston SOUTH gum port his wife's children by her | been damaged before they re- | firet husband. If the step-father ' ceived it. their offer of one-half srr eed ——_— — — i ' , n se by his agreement, if meta egg ne an the price of ai} | Pe ost - : - Dispateh Ration iif R di P 1 pricttrie: ». Moulin Rough crchesti Whe Weahlanion (4085 M)~~0. Owenee see ge hi suit June Le |}. #yncopators. Fa- PURE ne : ‘ un ee ose | ico i A COLUMBIA zi “Whisper 2s MEDICA L UESTIONS _Broadeasting Station | | adqio rograms || WEW, St. Louis (36@ M.)—7. Students | WSAL, Cuaniatl (325.9 M.)—10, orches- Apieoeer ee ayy eg |Annual Christmas Party and Elec- 5257 Southwest “Soc , out n progr | }. tra pe | Enforcemen ti f . 1 4 M.) »:30. Orches ; Ae (4°R ° MM} 8. organist: | on of Officers at the Statler. 3 Health and sanitation questions of -blic interest only will be con | | XK SD | Central Standard Time | : Peles rol | oe Se PATRI RS Fe ' ‘The annual meeting and Christ CONGRESS ;° - ent ae edered. Diagnosis or treatment of inaividual oases will not be aiven tt 545. 1 Meters Rikiciatiin ,cisahdhiepinnigleintietimabibcthiclnetitl hbchaieal-leniositonnsanihinipial Bete | ieee ger os A fa a Oni BP. ot. ee ee ae ae Sn WASHINGTON, Dec. 9.—A re-| ad ~ ve St. High and i 4 ANXIOUS MOTHER.—To clear ' se i > aa tonic vou are a) light weekday broadcast- -kareday, Bie So. Sie tai ee es Files som agence ® > se " ae pe co sue corms: Jack Gould, | | orga anization in the Department oo party of the Associated Retail n ; © ild's " j : - a&A1Th iaS a tencencv to increase iv} G:-40. 10:4¢ ‘ id. 12:4 ger . 7 ee ak ; # nea tee ‘ *, na ‘ ~ Grand-Flior. meet : eo — — Pago a your nervousness, so you had bet- 1:40, 2:40 and 3:40" Dp. a Market SILENT ree OR: (FAB, KMA chun tinivareatie: bb Troe | siancterts |. ealie Gesell secheeee.. oeaedaes Agriculture, under which scientific | Credit Men and Credit Bureau of sashes eaaan @ Wed NAVE Mememte the hair with coal oil ea: 2 Re at nnaiiees 6 ; atl pl ager Fy Se — ly Macy X a A. WHAZ W4dJA! ome cage University; =. Tro: iat ‘TAM. Cleveland (38% M ). studio! wosearch and law-enforcement ac-| St. Louis will be held tonight In the pees Bo) ‘ 4 mthe morning and leave it on all); 1d iron tonic. This tonic shoul it! of to the Middle West BT, WSM i. suY 7:30, hen procram 10. Roral © — GRAVOIS { cuonea@ a ith oe! : and - ‘ey Shake taken in, dessert spoon doses | {jj Prices sup splied by Market News DKA, Pittsburg (309.1 M.j—aglo, din- |. ey} eruinas an 4 ee ities | ‘tivities would be separated and) baliroom of Hotel Statler, About ao wit oweis and Fru if NAIF three times a day. A powder ade | /ii Se artment e 4 her concert, 7, Litthe Symphony) ask: @ Wea. 22 Tour bl nator! gg CESS c CUZENE ar i ‘ 40 . , at defferson & Gravols \ “THREE and scalp freely with unsalted (of | rains eac “4 fae wa eee a kerk aa | woe sr “ya ‘ttle symphony: 10, dance program Wir: s Pp b, 8. 1. Dance program. — | PRIN ANTA each placed under a directing head, ' peterinaiy teres x ry aro se i mmaard. Fasten a heavy towel over | o otash ¢ fod: i sacar pi Br wate 2 f. Los Alimeles to7 M 0. . 9 lmanianie: IO-O> t eats with h > gona a — Te oe “= i 10:05 A.M Daily of Southern iforn draga hour, lwp Deiro: Li “4 ;. Petite $v Granddaughter of U. S. Grant Will, budget sent to Congress. Certain} Officers: for. the year wit. ong { “ALOMA che oe ost “er 1 petthes | Repent ri rves aa? 40. - You lll gates faa 2 Music Box Hour. | Ws nit studio progtam. Attend Women’s Exposition economies in operation are expect'|elected. Nominations have been 1716 N. Jefferson a tapes a reperte ; merc Bg oe sll pe we eXSrcise ensliiidiinisuiiilins familial kabeas | af be “7a let MIR dec: 80190. oreemial: Tana at Coliseum. ed to be effected. made by a committee as follows: 7 ; sl & brit valk: f a couple 1A. rin Ui ye ar ee Ferenen e lal Tab rehest! Cantacuzene of Wash-| Consolidation of research work! President, George J. Rothweller VW MAY of on soils and fertilizers and certain) yice president, E. A. Ruebling: GEORGE O@ee in a few davs if it was not sur f files daily. avoid xtimulatine . . > some Td : A, ; or ; Lafayette { i cessful the first time. DO tr rinks all kinds, including tea edad 1 Milieesata Raw A | | Sdenere athe. oat Me inctues- 8-9%. Widitew tra ington, D. C., a granddaughter 1643 &. Jefferson : — , Monday, Wednesday and ee ee ae he pe VS eae bes a Sey. Pere h See we powers | pantie ne ie aa ; i lt } é' oi ti President U. 8S. Grant, will be the! chemical Work on agricuitur@i) treasurer, Ray Behrens, and secre- tn “THREE BAD@ permit the child to be near anv. and eof should corre +] . ‘st. ( ‘ Ol ) fa fire or close to n Warm !, MAtio rt Ea este apg pay riday VE L Sineke | (A ME hid p iWwdZ. Ne “or (454.3 M 6 eorbhes LINDELL {AWE RE y zr 4 hile. the nes ¥ oil is >eing “vig: eee 4 ~ hee . ee okt | Betty Crocker Gold Medal aint: iis Achinis | witemsd> 4 mide air Ge : White Hiack Sheep’ WRC: guest of honor at the opening Jan. ' products, 4t present conducted by itary, A. J. Kruse. P. O. Greer is | Grand and Hebert ‘ae IN eval er whi le it is on the hair. worry 3 Talks ae a dae saiggls es nigel be OR cooly ya vs. WBZ- 9:30. Jack muy s| 29 of the second Women’s National | *he bureaus of soils, chemistry cove! the retiring president. + ess = ——— . | ING COSTS Wirect from New York Studio oye lia Wwadlan rine? trl Ler al , re d = 9 ba cde a gaat | ( harge of women’s patriotic organ- on 4 wie - ist _ and ects. nope | Special to the Post-Dispatch aMarriage Licenses | eae f scoompaniot: harmonic “olaper. “binioliwlcha™. , vaoo.7 M.) 6-86. expen | oretere de tee nite ‘tory work involved in the en-| Special : MAFFITT pega ; | DOWN, LABOR SURVEY SHOWS ‘ave Length Twins: Bdde and Mae, sax-| .e. ae , a — - cae ‘ | fore ement of the Federal food and | PANA, lll., Dec. 9.——J. Paul Wilk- 2812 N. Vandeventer 7 Births Recorded | | Printing a nee ieee Thursday, Dec. 9 ~ = ; a ae Jac . Fe ll Ven ay {iV al. S n At LO) 04.5 } : a diggodlion: sporesetat abe —— — - drugs acts, the tea inspection, the | ison, 2 geen te old, an insurance M | Gates: Deiidinn — seeliat ~ = 00 P. M. Cl arles M ‘Cann, tenor Winifred and i I a port . ~ 20 | a sicthinn Seer oe — tre —o | insecticide and fungicide and naval man oO : ecatur, was killed last anchester ; “>; oken , B ° | P e ’ ° ing i CAC emis Na ia ni p Sibley poe aebeeg II —t-trige A ttine iaal Ag. > - cr .— yesterday that special programs, in stores acts. would be combined in| night when a Big Four passenger 4315 Manchester AMATEUR urte ermits 1 | VO Longer. — Hae ag Lar “1 vink ‘hari tone ny a | nond ‘ nehine proreram lf Tracy | Cluding “Missour] Day, ‘“. OTERO Ot os ap oe) masIE 201 & pion. ¥) ox c mn Wh oLJarnt : an 29 Stirs _ oe Maplewood { «Take It : ‘ MARRIAGE LICENSES. NEW YORK. Dec 4 W ages | |) ‘oodrich Zippers nde direction of Henry Burr. 71 . aA | ica of it ¥ rutl enter 4 xt ne t+ 7170 Manchester Benefit = 1. . Mo, ; are going up and living costs down [= . Emil Olifferd Hartmann p ver. Bub a — _ ne P . Minne Crow Davis... ull v Mo. ; —- ar we. nant * Practical ‘Talk o " ethilgs ot | MIKADO { d , Ferry | it is Stated in @ monthiy review is- | rear mise: by My ‘harles ‘reder- | ha gn “Aan “tas a 5055 Raston eee A. Larkin.........$420 Je bade! sued by the Labor Bureau. —Inc..| DROUTH AND LARGE FAMILY imers: 7:46. divine healing service of | | er H. Buschman.... 306 KR urse]] the & Reith NOVELTY ALI-STAR Cie. G. Fern Crabtree.. ... St. Lows | which conducts economic research } F JF ARMER FAI HIM Talk. Ladies’ ct {St Stephen's “WE'RE é Se ren ye 271 Vista. RK. Be dies’ choir of & phen s S526 1 NAVY beth R. Hunt........3825 Lafavette| for labor unions. cai nae : aay hur ing hymns. ane 3 , : n Jackson Sherrill. . 317 7 Park “Wa EELS ge John ietz oO lawneetown, a ay CONS Ae ree > ; mn . . ses, Savs CcOD- | ls ¥t omMeuy, ‘ = { Br hy Mildred Vaucht..... Me ohis Tenn. | setbe og fai " « ‘ap et Fined and Sent to Jail for rick: 12, orchestra | a \ e O u e a O a S ; N, Sarah | tinue @ riy constant rate. The | er rtland re. (491.572 din Webster Groves SOUTH . Mee oe Hix wees bee ' | Moonshining. Kees A trade « Sse | y taseeT me G4 — mae ee ess ig nig same number of gains were report mg ed ras mala aus oeal | ane -_ fast St. Louis | : . a PAGEANT mad “% . 3 Y st Louis | ed this November as last. The only 5851 D€lmar im Pappas. . 233 8. 3d/ significant factor this month was’ spring spol Powh ta : sd Dahm 5606 YP -— ' that for the first time the building arge familv néecessitats qd =} - ~ anm Pee ee y . | wre : +7 > — Pee : 30, The fr A RSAC bIOPOLNS in atan {aj Anna Gahn '3626 Louisiina crafts did not: bulk large in accre- | ate measures to make =: iving | Steinbauch. soprano: 11. The Ambassa- ty Morris. 87 N. Euclid; tions to pay. Only two increases ' . | ors Sophronia Jordan......2233 Market failed to soften the art of Fed- . San Franc! ; ' Be 3: were reported for all construction orcheatira Q Ss Hq A W (aus ~ re James ' Thomas ...-3323 Pine | I seine ; eatra: 14 Le al EGER AGI BEGOND em mt ORR OE Ty ho Ce. RO 7 A me ee Gift Suggestions for Everybody 7% + A farmer's plea that drouth las ‘ neg) + nae ra Fo Nt ie Pa il ota SOO te ee led his corn crop and a dese y* « KOIL, ” Omnai ia-C ung 39th and Shaw a br 3323 Pine workers throughout the country.|eral Judge Lindley at East | i wi ife Broadminded u , les Walter quest * +s pe ee | Transportation employes, on the! Louis yesterday when he hea é cultur: ike W hen you buy a new set, look erflies Theat Shenandoah { in or mgt ts K epresgy Lee 2 Laclede Other hand, were granted more in-| testimony of John Dietz of Shaw- KVO0. oath ay - Sant. ie inside at the tubes. To get real Wildly Into [34 | Grand-Shenandoah ee” Ae wines Si. me goa Mm | creases than in any other month neetown, Ill, charged with moon. an music’ 8. music lovers hour: 12.) sale you should have RCA i : this year. Phe printing trades, as shining. we “AE, Sittabure 146k 2 2) _ orches- | Radiotrons—nothing else. TIVOLI raga M tg “es - = a usual, report more advan io 2 NH.” id tl Tudg ‘, iy Parker—Regina L ng. | us , 3 8 ances than “As recall sa the Judge. ae | ar . : 6350 Delmar - NAVY NO@wpeeiar Slye—Pauiine W ooden. St. Louis. ‘other groups. ‘Jast spring was wet. Anyway, if KTHS, ber oye +: 8:38 arches-| Their performance 1S SO pours BIRTHS REC ORDED. | “Average earnings are also on/the ground was such that you cist! better... and they havea long life! on ee y I es VIRGINIA in “THE AM BOYS | the increases All October reports; could not put. in corn why didnt Gq | S117 Virginia GE i ee age A ries — m i>. Patrick, 56804 Water | registered EainsS except in Massa you diversiiv vour crops. is, a end 1. Warshafsky, 4007 Lafayette. | tts her re ' 6 olf | » fined Dietz $50 and sentenced nae PE eae mand I. Leyton, 2301 South Jefferson. | chusetts, w — mare was a hail; ee egg , es —- — a pel seg "8-30. es phone and Hoevel, Creve Cobur. i'ner cent decline due primarily to] him to 30 days in the Saline Coun- | ; wis ’ oe er, 905 Argvie ace. ° or ion at ‘ teh) y ny ON ghee pms , oer faa ro Ee a Mey re eae Palm. of losses by silk workers. For the/ty Jail at Harrisburg, IQ. | Zi, Springtieic Maes. 203.1. i ‘x ‘Zand V. Metrger, 1512% St. Louls.| country as a whole October saw| Wilford A. Smith of Eldorado, | (vera sis on aie sas gies (azar pend M. Bethel, 519 Hamilton. : . . ~ - 1 ho } >» > ry ‘iE. E. Haulenbeck, 3967A McRee. “Real wages have increased even | house proprietor named Merriman and - , ; neal 1.) was fined $200 and sentenced to |} and Voises 1344 Folliott. more, with an Iincréasing weekiy ; ] ‘ : i ; . (380 davs in jai or possession. BD eea as, Avery, S201 Neosho. =| pay envelope: smaller outlays were | 1 oS oases P zB : : M. and c, ¥. and and M. pend d, anc a. and B. E. Alliston, 1805 Hickory. d l.. Close, Maplewood. needed for the necessaries of lige . ti ot. : . J. Droppel ian, ia “Shenandoah. | although the biggest item in th aad P Walton, oe Pas Seaveaen. worker's budget—food—went up 2 the]. 1519 Hamilton ; BR. and M Weeene: 5401 Milentz. about 1 per cent during the ; LaChanr v2) 1-60) S Vandeventer. month.” y. and LL. Duff. 3726 Cozzeps. BURIAL PE RMITS. | Passion Play Performer Dead. . 57. 4820 N. Broadway iBy the Associated Press 45494 Red Bud. \12t rORen . aie Pa 483. 4488A Oakland, OBERAMMERGAU, Dec es 55, 2°10 Madison. With the death of Gregor Breits- Stanfiela. 39 4112 Cook iG. GH, Se } ‘ . " 7 Tha ePaoet f re Orndorf?. el 510 gS Garrieon. at rite x at the age of i i. the Cai L 0} ebrant, 44. 8317 N. Ninth. hones Passion Play has lost one of; - Sullivan. 57 4022 Lincoln j 1, OF, wm Salt is most valuable impersonators. In Cra Buecker Ri) 4¢ AOTA Carrie. : R : ' } + - , 4 S. 54. 3857 Cleveland ' 19800 reitsamter was ihe .Na- , N SE A ; , &ov" LAST TWO MILTO ) eM. Mollencott, 52. 3228A S. Dakota, in 1905 the speaker of the DAYS “MEN OF < RP) - ; thaniel, oe : : : aati 's . Bang wo Rs | prologue and in 1922 he imper- | Attach an ‘Kiasion Unit St. Louis Shops and Stores are presenting their attractive Christmas offers in these »Columns today — and everyday — until Christmas. Read today’s lists, watch for them tomorrow. Nebraske. een, 88, 4915 Davidson. sonated the character part of King Pe...’ 4917 Aldine Herod. , to any phonograph anparéeon. 83. 3748 Evans. fle, 37, 2R804A Angelica. | . : si Kotler, 88. 6109 Elia | —im one minute you have a splendid tadio re’ Ellington, 22, 5441 Thrush. | ucer. At the same time you cah change Bukey, 44. R22 N. Beaumont. Logan, 107. R388 Morgan ae h h by removing the Amplion Sam Rosen, 66. 2704 Fri kil ck toa 0 lle? Petansky. 28, 2243 Thomas. unit and replacing the sound box. | ELECTRIC CO. Pocock. 50, 415 Bates | : | When buy your Radio Console be sure that §f 904 Pine St = 15 Bates. uy y f ene M. kf) you } e : rian ye ey Elliott. | . i. it 18 equipped with an Amplion Unit—this will CEntral 3454-3455-3456 ; hite. 68. 8: Ma Orph 1 | i 4, oe Soa 62. 1016 s. iigwteente rd Man,” aE AR6T - $12 get the best out of your Radio Set. | | ig eo 60. 2230A Chouteau. < AR67 san Standard von . yeh | Ps © ad AR35 Concert Grand - $20.00 | monstrate . t. 85. 2640A Adame a saa | oe MERI h, Mo. Buys Flying Field. eae THE AMPLI noe, New ¥é re a ‘ie | a 4 Your - JOSEPH. Mo.. Dec. spires ) “soe Maino Avenue, York 1] g ting payment of $80,000, the << 2 oo of B&t. Joseph today acquired || B (Zs i oe ‘ hte the $100,000 Rosecrans mu- aetiee, ionoietoane SI 1% . . ee | Ml air field. only six minutes = Standard Since 1906 | Se | Sama F mal truck from the postoffice. City, NJ. il t field Se tov S.J. | boo aha Sh, 3 nS chee hee aha hr hee hee hee hes ohne hoes eee Meee ee ‘@ - is 145 acres,

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isateon ~ le se. sg anegn wy Ae ee a se Snlidaates PP the 2h aay inte YRS ee So cits OO rs Or thane ee en \ heorie ppeaaetr nM he at Fe TN RU Ae Sones * tothe OA nPO, epgrecy fag EA esa ntniie te —_— [} SRM fine De iain ae WAC beaten a ae SES Ban RR SE oe %@ Piha Si iat uA - ne yam Retry ied SI 2 ERY Sey hi the oy Seige idherw © "s en S. A el Ligh Pee GET ML cs) eeeteterd Se eae f a ee a a kee aa ys pertien par Yee yeahs Gace andar cate ae te li GP ne ee 5 Glare Page: Bers Rh) Fd sso ee a ae es Gividend of anion — om Che card- THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926 —___ 57. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . LO lt at tt tl lt ae 4 An RAA ee TABLE S$ smecems TODAY'S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET e222) VENOM 676 shares. cempared with 1.126.300 (COMPLETE) ; (m) 1-40 in “A”: PAGE 42 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; 926 Ntocks pa Ann ua) j ; , ; 1926 j Low. ‘Das He ' ba ris ; p j } | Net i92VG (Slocks and Annua! | j i ; — nn ae ito | ow. ilav { : Low. | Close. b ge igh.; Low. Liv, ty Leoliars: | Sigh.) Law. | Chow CD ge High.; Low. |! on 6s ee na : liga t i 4 ‘ Tad 1 &€ +7 = “2a pee ' eee ee eg Y (? 2 ae a ea Sage: sete or ¥ ae - ee Bee re a er ee MES - i ‘ b Potent od $65 ‘ hdneen sr aga > ' + —— ~* % ‘Colg ue) Ol ' ; 9 72 Jones Bros lea .. y% 9%. °* % | 199% 145% ilitmnan S Is lé +% IS8S*% LSD - aos vi _ , Pagrmenien: ni ; , iG hy ? Q] Se Mm mm 9 3 : . >* 22t. Ai, —e ta ‘ he | — : oe ae ial. ‘ A th * Jewel? Tea 4 ee I : aw . ae we 6 6 6h} Ue Ss ee . ale : + te a a & or 4 " : . ‘ @ j ~ 7 Pas ~ ~ : 4 re ee —~ oe - -~ -eammenes » “e te ~ 3 GF i . , ‘ 4a g wid 4 " : 7 . 4 ‘ ' , r 4 ; eae ; . ’ . [ni ‘ ; E i (MM) F ; é A414 ; : a) ; . . « . 5 si i Tn ’ ta! % le : ac . Z . 2 *} = ne % ot ms e 3° to ‘ 2 asd} : 2 nf : : ~*? & : 5 yi = ; Berlin ° - @ * « ¢ " -" - ” : > i. " 4 ) 3 . . - » » “J es ] . P : etna nt ere yesterday. 1.651.500 a week azo and ~~ 134.400 a year age. Tetal sales f t dan. 1 ta date were 417.252.8300 shares % a a a } compared with 425,320,800 4 year age. BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE a, — reuse. — ' ehanged. 000 omitted. tExciu. toda». Pg et el tl al ae nell at ale Ph ee Ne ee ee i — ens A a ene te ip eee a. en | Net Ch ge i; Net | ig92606=s_s (Stecks afd Annual | i nm Doeljarse Sales! High} Low | Close et ete. Li 4 ~ oy et bt ody Metals and Railroad Issues. elgg re megl 3141 Se Lal | Prominent in Trade wa 08 Al ‘ben & Dye 01 144% 1393 : 7 | 3 Congo um-Naimm . 18) bo | 3 ening Te. | oan ) : WE%i440 jLacieds Gis 8 1 aidiu ibe ; : : ~ thi i . . MRED : ! ~ | } ont J j . rs ' J a 38 be n “7 ! I gu ese xg > Ma sd . es s Ps) i a2 ¥ _ ee a + ¢ a diversified | oa STOCK MARKET AVERAGES ” . 4 4 : ~ ] 1S Trias. a Thuredar "Vs “mst ay — a eee f re &# Sa) me +e ~} ee > Gt we? Us Leased Wire trom the New York Bereau of the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORA, Dec. 9.—The Eve. ning Post, in its copyrighted finan- ral review today, says: | 724 . os mew dd Lite 111’ : “Traders for : 137 e : 7... bi! 2 %y Ludium und muc the days new ness in one usually fivences, have streng ure today. Mone aut fee , m Sugar Refi 3 83% a3) | : 3 iE . . ‘ e i 3 ry . ; Live re GQ ° 4 43 » it 4 - le ; , ee be ‘ Pty . 7 ” : : I " 3 : a" ; . : a a 4 : j . aAnvt hin 9 D>) 6515 oe ae i at Fount S2t M "4 ee easie©r, ports of larger divi dividends for many in: porations, railroad shar Strength, always a good eyes of the tape reader, and Secre- tary Mellon's report brought cheer “ rreT ? -@ PELE EL A Mex seaboard Mi i-~{" Fyn ti men Dg? a4 OnNUDeDL | : x to the street. U. S. Stee] common . * ¢ sold above 151, as contraste Wednesday's clhising | i Buving of railroad shares Was resumed on a vi eorou scale and Baldwin Locomotive up about 2 i points. Baking “A” improved its on the retreat of the shorts stock. Bm Baas Men Ui 1 5 i | 26 2: Ta 6 ee 39/158 u |sae 12>; | ; red Min Smeit oar p | a5 06 Str. pia 2% 202 4 iRoF 20 ‘« Union Tank Car 5 211 $% 11] * ew York Rubber Py with slight recessio continued strong - . Seme Individual Advances. “Trading was active it the op img with the rails showing a disposition to get away f Prey rit Refonr, Northern preferred had 83%. the highest since Lehigh Valley reached 1} : +> da be : bed | cml Bat . 7 Py , ° ; ¥ , a 4 a te ‘ = _ " - = . > . P - ; ’ : a ss Hi i 3 | ; : : : | — oo , worth, Internationa] Harvester | ) . | 3 , ? * pe pf + 3m 1145 : “Soin \ilied Chemica} joined the 2 movement, adding from points to their last night's Qvotations. | 7 * * Marine Isaue Features. “Interest in Int rnationa : : ; : on 2 ® Cantiie Marine was gt SR Be 4 * ! 2) 1 , : | ' ie fd “¥ | : rt, ‘Peat PON: the L352 ‘ i. oP i , 3] ; 3 3 Morr } (he, ' ie init. ; l_ouis-sooth westers sale of its =r L Vian : 3 = sell , - trig bind 1) ‘ ; ‘ tik = Ae : lar ssf : Te a ‘ - ios be pe “*. ; —_ ' ) : RE RRED STOCK fleets were nearing con fF. 2 fost TES % 1M : 3 bie li r 2 yah : 4.3 : ‘Ar Mot ; Ss 234 3 /*) 2%. w = pie 4 - . New York. ‘rete s . | eriand .” -On the Preferred Steck of f . . 2 t ’ ¢ aati ared paveable “i * . : - P ; \- ; A. S. Franklin, president of 1) a R2 _ 8 ie 4 ~ M. M. Co. was quoted ax Vine £1092 - Coal Sow : Aa = -# . ; er a ae "alas. tle RF eo “s pid é ry Lab? » we. 5S the Board ef that any negotiations on for the sale of these } , nwo | } — Fe er rs ' % 4 4 1® 4 L: > is : ae + . ms =: oe - . ad 4 5 is : ~ ) 4 a e : T on Q sachs EF . ' 4 ; ng ‘3 a : > : : ; , 7. ‘ : + + . ‘ ' . ‘ * =. ; : ’ 3 : — 4 ee ee ee meen , pase. * : Osi rw est mal ORIN i ; rt + Corp ! wt > bas 5 3° rh nit ; — } ” alt ‘ : S.0CKS dee: clined over 4 ‘points Refrigerating, : points. These stocks ra} lied f¢ C | time to time hb ™ by SECT ‘hey were under pressure. . ; ; ie aie a nee __Chicago Stock Sales" DOWNTURN TO COTTON ___New York Cotton of i - “aa Steck Exchange at 5 Per Cent , , > ‘ ~ ouniins - ater the rate went dow Pe Wagner §E , ae i 2°, ea se ge per cent. The street w; > ; ea, ; 2 . il Dec ee 5 4 / By ) ™ interes te in Se Mellon om Installment Buying. ee ae meg wie ie mi ‘ w Hartford ~ . = | Call money renewed an the | boston Ele 3 21, : as RICES A \ oe 28 atin een reference ft his report he re . ye Isie Roy ue sar LY Am Shrpbidg : Mamits there is nothi: ge int Fulto: mn sole e ace tel tee coms rt Palin Libby : 98 Yeas States 3 se - i” 1?) ‘ ' : » ee oe ait me i “ . i : ‘ . ’ “a : ” +. we ~ ‘poe unsound in this pract! : The = : ; a : ri ; Q 1 ( SU Al ouves "3 el- | iracti igh lis Cap } poten PE TR thy ee SS Am States on said that the f on am. TE Paae iin . . ul Armour A ture cf the Governmen: Se aa se gpocegg n re! n Si Mi riland (7 je 5G% agg 2 . oo Armour Ui lent shape and that there hae hb apes ra ag ee de tonaer sap = — : ~— ee! few Cornmediy ‘ . | . 23 Assoc Inv Co. id @t ov, ice + a Dae ie Lt ow ' ees = Auburn Motor Dp I — eva ? 7 asd = 1’ Balaban & Katz Beaverboard A Tota hie improveme: > ; bility of the world ne 8 8 Preseer' | SUARD ADVANCE MADE ates Sin) — eee ale sc! Shag) Bi) St | Phare Se Sn ; Market Irregular. ‘ und teat . ) - : iia : , ' ae . - A -- : — , ict: ae ; beer ” . : " : vires “ a a ss ee cee CE Seen Serial ‘. ' , ' at “ : ' u « anki aos eee BY JOHNS MANVI ae LO, 23 r's Lan 26 | 25% 26 55 Cent P S Del ie, 16% 16% | Consequence, evidently made s tem, in tine, Flax, Linseed : irregular again. upset — oo _ am ' “y : ; _— ae 5 a . sss a riCa IS ' + { oe a y : 5 2 . , a : ; i ) ion 4 cl LIkpew f oes . i - : GTP Nee Fe a rea a aaron mcrae st ammo, is} A Me q Sehing of French frane« eee “eee nein oR, Routh 3 yy — is*s R: Si, | 30 Cent fe i. 86% 86 © bromMoted by reiatiy casy Liverpo — We 400th eae @ WIR af s ty OME : Itsstom. " , ; en ee ; "Usi- Olena tec! ee ' = - iit mt lat ‘ : = ei 4 - :~.. nT he bu ~~ Ser 'R for ~ee@ ent 1? @- aa eiimned 10 point« ta * 91, - ee ‘ ‘spam = ‘ , ver! ; itt Ma — ihe om Italy was ss! nig . , : * a egaaag — it. United Shoe ad i = F aati oe a2y | aOwE buyin very support dere ' 4. Minn... Dee ae of Swiss francs so) . , Shop a as 5 he tee Bee ee : + eed ne a entenied. to es Sears, OFS: 1SoutTr rancs 7 :, | ted : |for January and 12.11 f r befor 24 | Betede ERN points a Pe. & par . : ; we : ] * geet . . f | rt ; en e - ; ° | Z , . > ? : ~* . : .o aed , ‘ , , 7 “ 8 t} " ; . : . : > “ ats - ’ - é 7 ? : * , day + 38 . . : :*% ; : : , . . movement of Canad} exchange is onal eee ae os : Spaer y- —_ SD arnt Bhs notre sinh a “S aiworth T. ; . ices ~ Ta, | Ting and et (Trace ba i3] 63 fo air : ~ tt a tation : ‘ : ‘ ; , = i ae irece 4 gs ps . : * - * 7 ‘ the Home Missa Ot beine watched intereas " am be Week ago exchance . n Canada was. C-OF aX 2S pide wily Wehi a @ Ay ” a = ie 109.06. Today it was « ling at a ben cme hie Se ee euotication | > thse yg seas —" New York Sugar. :, | ae oo ; OTs T 2@ Tine’ month er _— ~. “si aSSre 3 . > {De on ; , . " ‘ ; : disceunt, dbeing Quoted at 39 4} Rra- i: ee ich showed ea net "of * “2 Pe } Ind = if saw Y RE. ec. 9 ——AS no sales were | : | . : 't = woh . oe 0 Stlian exchange was Quoted at 11.87. | all charges ) mm. | . phen 7 48 Suet e raw *umar market sariy | a ere & Co pla ti at ¥ a ee : pe FR ; and also secured by aa a ne “Ww low reen rea fo ret -_ rea ~ ; ’ : . ; . : " a " . 2 : . ane: 2 "ge at 2 Re for ; ; z a4 - - . : bPaY ice § 4 a2 | ; " ; Bee. mh ne ) — to re a ime raw sugar fotures = i. , co a ae en on eight of the os Nash Moter Leader. “tegen — mil niniiataien.: enaes ve With price more- | | i. 1 rat omy “applies Are Moderate amd | cmnernween St leges se | Boyd-Welsh Shoe com : wees , December and Januarr ’ ie (% : tees & JRLE AN Len ot om Trade Dull — ont . peti yi si . | SR) SSC vw micditnge ee sity | , t or 3 RAT hone ~* cieenaliinan PRG TCE ROW Me a : T kei wae du | | The Board's st “The speed of ''@ market wae | ae c C3 7 ‘Quidation, prohabis > Wan cs : ery ’ ‘Sa Mee ‘ ’ 4i) ‘ ' : 3 Xe , wees . ; 1? ‘Mig Fr 34] ; ' * 2. ; ; , a * ; s ao) iM sai? 4 f | / “ . = - _ ; : assets totais $ Receipts, for pas fatriy well maintained the early Dee. 3.——-Following te have averaged % m the Foreiwn Each : _ D die a ee eee pt , weet ie ‘ateT months were annually whiles ; ~ ‘a fe 1% ~ afternoen as one new stock after | ; : the other was taken up and pushed | ENGLAN! terling n $4 54% Srtain-temd Pro Pet pid Li} —— 4 trade and Cuban tnte higher grow nd. ae + sbu reg & ; : : ao da y Dillie on nae _ . a ° , + e Ls » . | . midday were 4 Dpeints . eo e509 Gt ee 74 1S na 3 id Yancing substantia?! y. Nash Mp- |. a 434°: " ) BELG! | » 125 Huseman com : 7 lanuare 3 ose tens. December $8.21 He 1 i ig : " mretors. Renewed acti» ity was ; : Pv, ; eR » . aa, 2 . Dacesay ; ae de M a °° "? Pe 3 “aR ~ ; Se : be . pt ; . a : “ ‘ = 7 ; seen tn Dodge, Chey sler ) ; - 1fa - : ‘ : ° + > ni i* = . , Le Ape es . : : o . : Organ :7 an eres esa ye! , ail indebtedness ing brought the coppers to the fore. an ae mn ° pple P an Aaoatoa ” nt " : . he > : yd ss wit *¥ . cae rt ue . ee OULD weeto ? ” ws et - wen were South Porte Rico Sugar, | SPAIN —Peset: 5.27. ao % a An extn 4 4 OE it tie: Nationa! Dairy Products, American | © (ENCE —Drachma D 1 28. * 2 aap * share en the seoond According ta & rt, 7? at Ce ae » F i urn ’ 5 » | Ceres a 30 ew ra | Lest 2 _ . ; “ny h | | diwideed of 5@ cee ee ae 2 Deraits on . RE re te mis @ share on the com STRiA—Cre@wn D 14.22% | pes is ON me T & i A > i Peayahie a Guten weuntt i Ale it. payee Jen 3.1} 72¢ ST. CE ters assumed the leadershio of the D | A ae ihe vt i kouras Brose only $61,993- Other strong stocks in the after Lia e D 1e.; : - gt _—w te “7? : — LT" aN ‘ : : y — Shee and Foundry and hs Eee ae ™ were M-Qua +. ; ms ;-—~ Ying r oF Owrermean © —— | 4evancee the regular quarterts Givident of S175 @ share of the reformed fer thei rer of 19°07. paretile April 1. i F om ke 4 . 8 ete; rests ix, . “ ° . if eR ifee i “per? d "% Leng Daa: arr: : / | "2 a - . 2 Sheitield Siec] ..... 3 Merchants B& I Gs _. ‘13 -? -" = oe ae : | Met ER ist 4 74 ino +6 Fa a | "oR ! i | at 10 WHEAT ON ‘CHAN twUis MEMCHANTS fALM ANGE 9.—Foilowitg a78 quotations tbe cig jus! ne aaa Wenn TvOleleot Be mis _— ma 4 frur Saneeas Tite =2* “hieege ef AS@ ‘. — i -*S'erodays ae ee (EMBER ZWHEA! JaRlb MAY WHEAT. i40%al i>! ee "47's SD 8b 2CEMBER RYE “eo CBicese ectivtsa affecting eal: «3 : os we Ros ~~ 64 rrade % 2 3 7 4 ID Die 7 o WA at wet ne t=. ~ - * ae : lemand gocef cred Urting 4 ROW RANGE TO ee ay oy ery ¢ i Tie ereboard ~pomedg So (tw -| Sr? > rm 3 aia "eer * «2 "Tae sat on titer ta aft ‘ar ‘hae flour ‘a aermal > 7 - 160 090 susheis mece'nts were cefimeied af | nnn. died thet Eure ‘C *® Reavy With Arpeotine alone | *) OF) Of) Sosbhelp of com TOTS | year. He saye most of Gis) Prowtatons were quistt and firm. wie +a — "4 - * — “-.USGheed by the higher sog mar Grain, Bids and Offers) AO. Dee 9—Grain bide and of | hie a a tae, ee eee -- . . biwe 2 ~ it i fad “aa | i ie Ef: BSS BHP iSasessibo9 Ula sss betes | * . 4 a s aban 5,

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_S{.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS PUST-DISPAILH THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926__ Bes Seo Popular Comics — TRUTHFUL a TRUTHFUL . -@—2> ae oT News Photogri s Sar Aes ee | oe ; ADVERTISING a ADVERTISING er eo — . ~ = ui : THURSDAY, Des EMBER > f 7 5. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS oe 7) ae ge al ‘. Present the Family With This Wonderful Player Ouittit This Xmas Metal Smoker’s é Absolutely —a oe Ea = Stand New and , | : eee s-8 Perfect! $ 1] 00 fs, Z - om ‘a - 4 Dat ae ae - - ec af "e fs * rg % bin A cplin enabler olen altcat nie oe ae So i Ee ao ees ut 4 4 i ~ + % me aks . ‘ ONE oe ye -Ls bee ed a, ee BRET PN! 2 i a ‘ nee 8 et ery een iv 2D Ng oe “Whey . iy - be 2.5 : - rr Pine ~ Ke Does bo a ge awe amarante a FANG 2, EN nt Move? an ¢ ; . us re _ ’ 3 ee bit a 7 ” x sit - ~ , 4 mia 7 ee ee ee way ee ‘ ; eeu) - , i - 4 me i. , ae 7 a “ty ef gente . : , a : SS WA PRT EVIE enecny EN hfe thes : a, isles aor a vp" ee . ‘ #, : . 3 . “ . SOE Ree ee te . : Rye teeters . : * j : wg PRP RE, Marya een oe = sie a AE A a realm ee a bos - ras , “4 ae fp TT Ot a: Eee fcc tabe a PP i. ¥ TD Bet MESS oY ee i AES Ye ' +" : 2 a ae a adietieadiad ee All Newest An arustically designed Smoker Attachments ! of cast iron. finished in Verdi aerreren etecn OT Ft ep. Walnut, Mahogany or | ‘TT i! — if ” TOYO AN RN ence fons Cas, ONE R hte op idan . yim, er ae & ¥ oe = a PS Bgmreige + * shoes Phase ese “ve ?: at ay A ae BP Sage MiP ln Seka i Sed TE Ri Beth ER Rl er aasarat ton eh stab sabe AN ake: dapibus tte A Sites | 208 Pot . . * -« cate Ae Bea sleet AS ns ne tee en dd in ee . Pe AME Rae LL oe abe > ee ee Snead by o Td, oe i a ii pices Dunit . * ee il es ; mn" “= - . * tor. 4 severai upnhoisterings HT CLL LL ALLE Ct il ievenganetnteeetnetedinsetenansmeteatnne ee : | Vacuum Cleaner be | “ | ittibee ——- ~ ie 12.35 “4 $ | 9] 85 4 : ; ig ee “4 + . - : ji ‘ Res ~ , 4 = , > — oe: ee ’ . > ix : eas : ots A . i - . Bee os. _ “ 4 Wee, e A oi ae ire | , ae : f. Rn ee a " Ww — ~ ee 2 P — - 4 % ae oe, ite 44 ee = ie fre gt OOF AS * . ne s sip a, i: ie ie 2 aoe & _ | ~* -* ' . . | 4 : a : pa SD Sr # . es e : is ee tee Pu +" s is : . “ P ‘ , . a a , ; Prag °F Nita AFA 3 a ive , 3 ~ = : i ‘ - Se ? > . , ‘ . q > . oa a 4 we - ar. : ! ox 7 5 - 2 7 » a & -w, ~ a ~ f e y, i» Q ; } ia . » . ~ . ~ : . , we . « ; .¢ sete ‘ r ‘ one “ a. yy _ ‘, ,, , , ce 4 , y 7 ie . 2. , : . 2 7 . i > { e ; opm : ya . ’ (fff (fp ¥, f ; : > - -* paced a 7 . © 2 ‘ - ~ aN ‘ 3 te : ny . caiat 7 , . “ 7 . ~ : ~~." » R . ‘ we . 4 “ 4 ‘ 5 be ~ - 4 . 4 . : ’ = 7 . 3 =, if « ~ - 5 ag y, * > “7 . > ’ : “ S - x oo : Se Hom t “/ * ~ > A 4 ’ “ : “- 39 mi A ~aLe . y ™ , ? o a x - _— , 3 a : . —-.. ‘ . Fe * e | & = : - . ey ¥ : vic. 9 ’ ta nes Z ~- eas e , “ ' ee. JZ : Saxe ; ~w > os ‘ ° wwe : oh. hy ‘ A SZ ¢ 2 ~ oe ~ foc! - ? . be * Tues tae a . , ‘ j . ; oa eat ’ _ x Sah . >. . -o @ —_— ae ee a ‘ a t pe ee r tA . toa ~ 4 - os * £ : = . ? "z ‘4 od ; : ; - a je i. ’ . o> ® _ anal eel 3 : ee 4 7 “ 5 ‘j - “a. oe . ’ . le a . See y ~~ —- ~ ee FE = 3 e ue, ve : — - "age " Cah, 4 bs ¥ x eS _ : ; : ’ ¢ ; + PRED 1, ght a te hn a ert gts _ 5 ws ta KG : 4 Bee ee it a bs: wenn Oy Nate ah © oy fin tA 7 se aaa it = 2 — i hus Renmuin Theo: Vacuum Oweeper complete with a set of attachments ‘ . : es ie Se i POU NPETO st em ee Mr gern mig daldartcnaea NA Rete SDL UOC AA A 5 AP oartes sg . aOR on : oh eae “* ~ : aa Vai Nut yvenec: ee > —s+ . f - tig ‘= : (“ls Be TyTty - “€ irG G5. Ane inisnh i a . 4 * Pay Only $10 Now ee + “Ce airs. T Guaranteed sagiess link steel springs. CHOICE WALNUT MAHOG : tens ee "me Mies al — - E ' ™ P : | OF ANY OR OAK CASE oc gmade of beautifully grained genuine walnut i Kerk Dee: ote Pay Only $3 Now wrt - | | , Liberal Allowances Made on Your Old Phonograph or Piano Pa Onl $10 N - | te owe enn : y y Now - | can hold two standard : 10 mmmnmms Cf 4 a) j ¥ha4 wo . 4 s4 ite messting of buffer, ex iti8 fhe titted with

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PAGE 4 ENGAGED PRESIDENT 2 D OAD, TOO 7, Gs. e/) Uys Y 4GZ —. _ Aas NS ast} > _— Arr arcu ee RO” & oe Se Oe eS = ons ' ~. > a, 7 , 1G A ) NS be announced, it_is said. ~—WWide World onoto ‘ ree r GO A Ss ns Me _. . “wy, G4, r LLL ss The famous Toonerville trolléy has nothing on Cass ville, Mo., where there is a five-mile steam road, owned by Dave Dingler. He is also the engineer. In all there are eight employes on the line, which somehow Harri- man,’Fiill and other railway kings seem to have over: looked. —Wite World phot CR RAN ATE oe ee WS wy WSs »* \ Y MT Meee esis e yo A Big SOMETHING NEW IN 'Yi4wZ DRAMA AND MUSIC = ma ea pe Oe - ahtttFl rag, ™ 4. . 5 , pests ME sESElTsttAd tag, 7, 444% ; ae see > > AAW —T—vrr Oa'.7"vrrmottwHQ@Q$&©§O0€O0Oy et “ ‘ AE VA —e > - , A ee ae 4 as nsisting of buffet, ex- G4, Y/ . ae oi ~os . # 4 t = . : M4 ahd SO ean : ™ ‘Ve Chairs This line : , “iff ihe 4S, ¥: : -& z - - . ” > Zz HSA aioe (A bh hhh hb nh hd Ss eTainec genuine walnut - 4. _ : 2 § 'y Only $10 Now SS Ad Earl Drew, one of Illinois University’s basketball men, 1s believed to be the only man in the country who fan hold two standard balls as shown in this picture —P A. ohote aa. ha 4, \Vppy ypu deddiididdddaddddddd ddd deanadadddamnassarrerasenmmll” %. \S Saxon Place, Warsaw. — FS ‘ tgs ‘4 (4G fA woprape = * vA Fa, z . : 5 Pn . ~ ) - S Pa a an A a , ae Pe _, 2 ae ; . » : 4 “ ey . > ¥ ‘ depp Fe BY OF see ie ‘ ‘ Magee, Se BP OS . as, . ss : ~~ - an ] . 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THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 9, 1926. ~“¥. == ~ li; The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine || | THE WOMAN | By AWife’s (FF ae For the Business Woman—Figuratively Speakin MEDITATIONS WW ae a a a gow gs | MARRIED WOMANS)» x7 come) F at : Marguerite Mooers Marshaii. | is bee crectine & A hones ae | By HELEN ROWLAND | = oral | . tant — | d erres of Exercises Ne Or 2 Sew tae : Improved Standing Position, | | TANDING ts not &@ matter of | E Pi ) ‘ * : : +s oe ie SO eae é Adam's Appuesauce. 7 | ¥e ms me ees i a . : OMAN’S equality With san a myth—that is the chauenge to the Woman Movement, i : : launched by John Macy in tarper gale What woman of today can resist es | ~ ‘ 3 tok such a challenge—as Mr. Macy and pe his canny editors very Wel. xnow. : - a fy a praises nice MAN.” | Designed by a Direc el NH CHEST OUT . eS ct p e = a i re éé throwing back the shoulders. ql Pi, ; ] Ed oi. | ECENTLY a man known far and wide as a “model s o wonr teak ae es tor of ysica u- was arrested for embezzling half a million dollars, = 3 ag oe lower part of your. || cation for the Benefit } ABDOMEN iN. - * . ‘ “ited; as ‘lat as possible.” said the. 4 of Women Employed * . eee eo ae ta fa . ™ 4 . a rr? = eo Wt. rer 4 eat ue on iy TZ} be ao | J our vsbies is tpat the ror ld was » , rhyt = yi imS , 3 , . + 4 «rr ¢é that Lee 1derlie their every - us WB BES sist who cannot chuck’e over the STRAIGHT AHEAD. i A man may be a talented Charieston dancer, ¢ Drilttags | ghythms.*- then it will be sam! # Ue = ey i« 4. fe j 2 rien? : + ated J fe S £: Mac - gerticie. Agreeing With it is 3 OS > _— itt ori J ? pg move--- - iso : ot : omething elee again. Clever, witty By MARGUERITE MARTYN wind ves itor ' Phone player, or a glittering golf champion and still be Wag ural for you to stand correctiyy ig Ss eek 2 See . Ase | , a» 4ee!? «+ v = ~ at« por, , . a : - . - . - - ry 2 / oe " . rt Tai £1c8@. y he may be the leader of th hotr — ia for you ¢t stand at all.” ‘s well-written, yet it’s the sams 0a Fi: 8.2 GROUP of exercises especialiy MUSCLEL BREATHING a Se And leader of the c and the ge tt 18 fu — - ail oti a ; | > fe = is antes Z > 2 & te . > : Pre si . } ae physicians Stiii try id MiaA 3 ~~ oven Dorot Vv Mumford 1 = hd “~~ ¢ yw 2rTe specia alized Cai lling “¢ in Lie world: It requires a GENIUS to vision ; ool sii we reeds. From | ' i > * ie _— , _ £59 et : ‘ 207) nar he - ; believe in it. For tow cise — friend, who holds a simitlar posi- own. : fem a oH mee »? thee, : : “ + ‘ + e \ a } Sr ing BROnFfees lll i€ways to LO ai =" ok “ tr _—_ betn ; ; fact that the death rats among bo} \ f er > ya. tnem wonder why it skidded and upse' that is the bane of human Seingm ; Tas P ~ : - - oy babies is higher than that amovg i girl babies. And when it comes to everyday fitness, wellness, we and | many another woman. spend our i Uves sympathizing with the men Pat we know, about their colds, lf ead- ~~ Pe ptm 3 ing he sars or does, from the moment he’ far ao long. tt Will be @ifficeuit te) 7aeeee w ane. into the front door until he bangs out of it. But, while a@ foraet about my bedy.” Heian! = | ee PENDING that distinguish the person who | = > ‘i ’ , - ° —" | - =F r - > rT; a * 3 ” > “ar. IRCLING \ id hi Aeiiece Mile anit ecen aL ——he Rise on tiptoes, bring arms ore Sas Wipes ie = ae | ie , wes 5 Speer ar: and spends oH it ond andimcatk in a a«trnichs tine | Machine is useful and solid and sinless, tt is net exactly @& enitled | eaten Poet ie ce cae er itindie, ag: ae aE : | i “Rut vou must Grace can Delig simp it the be ra ’ 4 alternately Pri t na ii ~ aed be a as TD alStiib ° ai as ; ant a « o = wage : s - 4* — ; Tt is e “a? th aft TAK «Ss our bedins | stressed Vigorous swinging causes body io A poergtitec:: . oe! ff e - _ - ~~ —— om - ‘ —— | 7? id " re ~ +h ~~ -— + nf *- . 5 view biz biuff hy On @&a? °* 5 3 . TY? od d awe * T al s oe O sr Linge " clumsy. f ‘ ' as a ae aicaalh ce wi } ‘rogress on the mat: ° $ Many a Dig, Biull, honest “mans man” wonders why onscious of my bulk up i . antici M il i “a - oe rye Nn . a, oe | y hae! i itty : aches, digestive upsets ~~ Ni Never ‘ . Overmuc me im a Si.Ltuings Position ‘ . ‘ ~hor mm Saw « nervous Tomar ” - . > : . : * 1 i on 7 ? »* me = ~" > - >~ > > aaa al + ~* oa ~ ~ aA ais OSs es... 23 6e e - I A424 _ S ilidis steps « a-* 2 ttin eet ‘ er. See! Je i Aad — L - S a — ~ * yf u : bad e ’ é @o we have anything ail us so that } and toward tne reiention of reuth- er ee : al : a ali ne S ee | acquired miy after you have A & : ww » ; h * * on > _ 7 oe) a oe oa oe r¢ ? . ] . sy ;- ? a” 4 ? 3 ar S>cTri seg Aas follows: Gt "i ii, ‘ 8 qgire iv ili (ront OO; Orne i. a ” . ae ‘ + . Tr body , e mig t extract a _ Bill Vi =” ik > ae a ses A re “ ~tana To 6A + ~ sa” " nine m , ear £7 A 9 manage yoy 9 da) — , . e er Mm ee 8 af #e . +7 _ a * * be > - ~ rs ~S Yo ~ & — ad ~— on * a °? 2 os ' # ’ , q m 4 oe } pathy in return! 19.5 15.6 tS) © seyored Gal. 1 per- Aeroplane. strong endugh to hold the head A “man’s Man’ is the salt of the earth—bDut a2 “woman's d then have forgotten about % | of . * > » ' ; i _ be Pac = ; Pient r of Ww en evcn now (re toOrmance oa! THes:s exXercises and . :; : 1 S Seweegls o,. : — Beeps EP heey ; — T-ow +, ; ? o h ° ; F . * | ic re inder. ty & Es m 4 : ons ghee : sis pe 7 nf Stand with feet paralle! ind erect facing the whole woria MUST have a little of the sugar and homey in his makeup. : “a mphatic reje a TAGE en’s physical eqtials ‘2 everything “evn many of them, those requiring a ‘ : te by. sale stil toh , igainly Attitude. - ae > - — gq ~aee » eo = - . > Dp -~ 7 ery ~4 a3 ~ 7 SOO. iar eye, Hanic nd ‘wriat por ‘ . 7 are — re ¢ _— slo ch. | ‘ ira eee ficient number of physica! superi- Ow! NGING ' / one’s bed before arising in the prepaaa tes DF 5 nes Sega RITE aggegy et ae Head Circlt puts on the coffee for breakfast is more soul-satisfring than @ P. as a ridicul % ae ae: : anger | sf j re ’ trunk forward left until right haa ead Circling. : , ss sicod with one hip sagelnaey Pi 2. pe @rities to balance th. uiale biceps. pi «morning. ga a Tc far aaa ie Si Me 1 = : Gav-schoo! superintendent who complains every time the “ Ss éroweell her. eS . ao Whe t} ties — “yee . , \ a pS iat Ve ACeDp saCit arm a. ri ix ad forwar ~iohr side ‘ ne OTo- Sito ies . * : eo 3 " a}! little firTis are ' Ougne ut . 4 4 Tes + > y . > - . > - - bd Pa at te a —r allies - . ” a — . * ‘ rea E 3 yy ” _" + m ? . p «% aa—e , & Se Po. i; ch a i : . 3 ate @s sensibly as little Loys ~ 4 / = . 1iger seve retury ipright back, left side, back to times, &Fre_scorcned Fo! ist forward as well as) B iat Ly 3 F. AS 4 - eg as ms ath ¢ — } ) { eS th e Ser es ¥ iS Ss‘. 3 - ie 2 ’ =1* T ower a een. [om 2 - — = + hy oom i : ; La. a Her bedy was in ese % uF equality bet ween the sexes wi!!l pe ‘ among the farminine andiancre io sith 8g nate mf i re aie iH Bint , Bat “kward Bending 2 ae ’ atural lire and -th ig ; oe 2 ‘ aan “€ ” ‘ —— os “. - am i . : , ? rut : ’ qoT i's i even less debatable than it is at - ih te Reeein nik seein agp tek ays alte Py atk agai your own An embezzier who shares twice a day and brings bome ae tae a eae. e : & yo tel ting ett and right 13s te . Tee fernal organs | : 4 oe ae re e ; a se as aia ae ~ se i. ~t) a + ae eB oe - a ie an a , . . : ’ : _ e* . é : aap presen i duced ur our Women’s Page. ese 64 cameien and theater tickets makes a bigger hit as a domestic companigg S Atestventene \ = = _ . - - me sana ~+ Yen y — wt ye _— ’ es . : : om ¢ ~ } _- i a tg OM KN John \] + % iS AY . a . ‘ 1] ea yorriacesrc . 4 re ng ne am « .- : m 44 - } ee aeiiie e tho* Ne ™ ss ae ; oy b oe ‘ - : ma =x so. } to s eeDp after dinner “we at ie You ui ROL tie. ating . . > ie . y 9 . ~ - . *-. > - : 4 “4 - i is . | a CFF) , es & Se” We v ~ & « . - é SF b ‘ the arts and SC i@ i, S G 1 £0 escr rion aad ; Toi iS = ar « ve a ; ae ~ aT al on re uandGs a a A. —~ ALE = - . _ i a ¢ . eae sina slumn such : tLe ., ” 4 flie* wroie? nas ‘i> Bpeit . ioe ‘S a? @gain prove their 23 oritv to 4 “~ er little group of sketches which nips S- rig eg siraizh’ sms _— Muse B , 5 . - R $in cours is i ie > ; . ~ . o ee - ; ° - er as “ ne 7 —— “~ . . ’ ; ™ ad re to do x th “oe ) + eae ¢ forward and a c origina! 50 - ik at lin * =oOme of our m Ost notori Us er Oood8cs ana mearderers hare st : sl 34 +4 % al hie ‘* \- . 74 ea _ = -_ om + “ ; ~~ oo " ety? , } 242 TyF c ; of & eae? } : Lie TT) he x abe ae or ir ' oo “= [7 - a : am . ¢ witene ¢ : equal! ™ ee eee, » Studied and practiced all during “*“ ere ee |e “Ti. ) ll aie vt: o> “flawless and beloved husbands. And some of our most famous é tn ‘ate his graceful curing — qua v0 B@cAalevetia'n? “- + right YY? 2 tarna- ~~ ADEs nt eft resunz on ae ' ; rege lL es ‘ v * aa : a i ¥ ‘ im 4 LAs a. a ‘ —— - = ‘ en " : * 4 ied red > cry . ¢ 4 - ors. noets. I res2arin re o 2 ; iis TA *s ° 5 Tin ea = a x 4 ~ | = i ad ion er aw a ru —S limp on Sat i Ss and millio onair “3 hay been total o* - on = _ , : is , 4 5 o4 r Q : er ana? - ' « i A AsBsie A vat. € A a ie ; if ‘a Y natura) capacity ie ic Ale wpe = ‘ : reer ease ‘ aMjomernr Raise abdomen relax’ husbands. asa ilitie meine a rr. Macy ‘es ercises, designed to make =; . Bicycling. — ; a oa , hres oe tad carefully examined 1 an abdomen ontra abdomen forci- . . . oe “tx-haeo he Hes sire ij Qut FOU oid] b +4 «> : a WhO lists no legs than 27 * econom- es Bal i EES AR : - ” eee ance _——— ChE cenit nienteneentleneattenmaemneumamntn ure 2 At mn MENTE I RR “. - ~ eae ae? | & 4 ; 4 -~ » 4.4 7 | > ™ £ . ’ 3 4 TT a’ : y ™ > & e 2 ese aie fc and social disabiliti hie? ? Se rs 5 2's, DENG an tena + S hiv. relat -hdomen Repeat £ ee. one 4s es “ vichD f* - +h 2) ; = : ¢ tt VO . ee? 4 sa . 4 _ |efficiently, to walk, hike, play, fer/ alternately as in paddling motion rhy-hmically without strain er And, in all history, there have been very few men, , pet cand ee 5 women suffered for centuries’ ——for ra ney ical ae ee i ai ie mine By “8 oe Ait, ition . ‘ if th es da“ eats a > ii 6 . ‘Bers ~ > ¢ ‘ rr rye Li . 7. rT? » te Sen ce t= aa = + 2 = ia oi 2 - Epes Deane OED ai - PRON ro a > i oY , i v ~ . . 4 ae example, the. disbar iz of women yl on TT >) sa i“ . SSNS Sp x -eaes .D ta erKking. On) fou: ounts rest: five mon, who could qua! both as a “Mans man” anda “WwW bet ies and hot rou fael. su — 2 pews ’ As . aD« ninuUuSiaAsty Lue mai it re irae airy b 5 itp ‘he Or chels les weet. * cor - > hale 7: _ 347 E es r " ~ - : from higher education and the IALICKFeEN ime (= a Sr (> LOry | i SS. t ihe AUG. B21 itz. ITT cslLe Ss, —— ; caer er 2 fi i “es aa” 4 . e —~s Lew sD ie rie. * ae 4 Sec4 - ‘ es a —— at learned profession; and aris the | F i e : - ee 9? -o a te ia : 4rops " or 23 3 . ka - Be ~ ‘¥ ime t he gen ri ie ash equeiching of woman'snatura) abil. Se ee ! Sp.: Ace-king-x-x-x. Ht.:' has inspired + . - er ‘ ci, . — " getty? ae ~itge + a . i=) . al . > | Les and. finally, ie uncritical) ac.- = Mi TON ‘4 Wa ta | a A ‘a. qi ns Cue #T-xX-X. ry: * xX - xX. . ~ signers to exe - | ro) IUD Calas Or th . : -ative nod. , ; . moe | oo? ‘he even ng q ol Ss trwat lr

” . e Catalogue of womea’s “ONZE more EITHER Peter Rabb lai m With a semi. two-suiter. bid spades bt ast Hass. South then ” . Le > % t 3 et he thinks ’ e* “ahs ° . tha?’ “MT’t h Yery f ao etes Rir«ter > iat two sults are - equal -tre neth. a “ ? = ¢ mm as Of ey {Tour spades ie 7 7 eae) Nee gS r3 4 : i 4 7 e had Hee Tt. which : gt , . 4 © ‘ ; S ats | lle ’ oa . . ® “ - “ - “ s , { iS ; bys . : : VY eater . ° . i. os : 9 , . . — 7. ft mon ° a th eee a. . ’ > 35 : . -— ail a r% rs ye ead a few years ago--women should be the Green Fores The knew he siven, e question Deing HOW ' the same first-reund bidding f ONDON larcasite jew “a Pa 04 any such movem pom ee ee . é = : il a ‘ at . : : 3 h - ‘ : - 3 at - = p B oe wis o : So “second rate” tm thelr achieve- was too fat to catch them F : ands should be bid Seuth held five spades he should those rings and broeches of hig } ~~} 8 \ - 1z > * 4 - = “ re it we S b | “st ? t 4 4 NOT * Fe ¥ I ’ 4 . . > so" er Ti The vortesene) : ae «4 “ . ‘ ; oe i . ” -_ “trad oS . é : , , . : - or. TY - - ~ ag 4 a > . tight? af ti j logical mind, it seems }) PACUIOUS have felt 1 at thev eo | keen A A, -0-A-% 4 i- x ay ‘ Stated aS igiiowWs } : s+ * Pe tT ana rn tee a “ . 4 > .~« . bd a . » ; a “4 J » - u * : . “| $1) 1 38 + #“D } aT Lea a +... . > 4 l¢ i. ‘- ng a7) aoe 2 * a = . 4 d \* La S Orr) i1g9.0aing her * atten : . _— : ‘ a . ca i ‘ . ee a ; ie oa a # . — ' oe a find” should so often retch secomd so fat they simph lopped off a.NnG-X-X-- xs X-x rigina and iS been raised es en 6Qu roo - = rea \ ong eae tha irust-ou side poskien sae 4 é ~ a & ~ A a wh dia } s. ‘ ‘€22 rs i. ‘s 5 ” . z . — im aa re a* SA t a > wee ~ ry AS _ 3 + wl " — 5: bets | 7 —. , - . , "2a — - - . - ‘ 4 rs eded ea ¢ Bs . . o . ‘ci le ' : 3 &° al’. a ter wae alr ost _——- lone i + I~ S - a 3, as iae@ s PuU.Aa De en Fa ¢ Sal a >? L r TNiAaArkK* a we H =) ‘3 ry} > nit : — aie lone. se ia aD i ist ike 2@f a : : ‘ ‘ ai Lie LAs * = s ‘ ic a 2 - . 2 Qo ps . o tea: : : ia What they have wone muy rot wh ay he talked +o Rus? * Rear »' 4s its e Su ~ ° > i) et 42k Me ass L aoe 4 1% - r F ns ar ar } r) ort fT? 7? 4 % Z ‘ X gt re i. “ii ; vr: «oF ed com plish it. f S . " . . : " oe ne : as »>mar? ~ > ~ > % , - +}. ~ =e = = - w > : ~*~ . . * . S : : - _—_- rr ” .* * a c Qual the best MASCTLiine achiev le > + TP ves ¥ : - > s..e -© 53 = =s- . s%= : . © Ep + 4A cho 4 t i. : ys T . a4 OS 3 ape PSS) - exif is@ aid much t oa ? : ‘ asv_er nAaving ¢ ? . 5 . ; 2 . “-. . bad : . : : ; ment. That they have lone it Be ee or ¥ Ts uued should be given the prefer- r is sid erca partner's bid eS ee fer Helen. each time she ,came 1) oo = ~—S | “ rr. . . . . ~ , ™ _ 2 - a - * ~, as = - _ ' ¥ — atch either Peter or Jumper, pr: once ieee ins kk ~ oF ' . A head © iy against such odds, is surely the best .. ’ a ee a oe ae oe 7 ee he ; ee More erect position of Tye Oe i £ . M si ¢ ii} rie ical? TO Butte; {10N ti a e : ~ ape : ad ad ee : " e f ae ©: reasons for be'i: vine thut poten ee y's . . WoO ° ++ yuestion : fis ang 1S i@8 ano ner raise ‘ se meer UT Ie tivtmne hetore. “he oreo 23 i" =’ * 4 4 wi a by hy a _» oe = a - © . =P ean . - . * a 7 . aca Ad é ‘ ee ; sO hasta AO TA Lims — : in hidatne a pees — ae ; me : eh. t. - a lally. if mot @s yet actualiv »* ey ogy ; _— . arises. inis hand is et a two-: F4 kiging would snow tage part- Ns ‘ le Prepasn ee Bae Ne ee nee “te pave oon i we ¥ a # : e «# rs he | 3 are mens equals. Oh. Mr. Macys “ae 4 ‘ Suiier ' five cards in eack ¢. us a oa st suit is a ftour- PRIN I ED PA ERNS ; +, 4 meer. it e interest of feeling tae ~t F . . ‘ : ~ 4 ~ Ic Dp iootpmy ~ Ls } ) at? >akh ~~ 4 —_ see : ‘ os ae Sie * is H -% Sn ‘es » nd z] give women time— anc chance ti ' ©oO Suits tas two-suiter 2eT and second a e-card- ote ; Tis ~ of the caterpillar ang 80; 3 ‘ a sa - &e wy ‘ MI . - . 5 Fs % { 5 * a " " m ~~ . + . ee ~ ; . an, . 4 - EY start with your sex feom s«raren’ Pisdgsea 8 pcg: ute e 3 rds . ad ‘ BHcons isiv straightened and 3 : ‘ a ‘ ~ & Oy . ~ -etoae oe a oa ™" : - 7 . ; SAL. Y Our discoverer of “the 1 . areata OUSLeT Dea ~ULS 18 wr in the " ae : . red re neck to @ surprising ade- ie a ve Tage ange ¥noie foot on the ground. iust a: , ; r myth” of women's ecuality com : ee en ow ‘wo Suits are of equa! streng the i = | ~ . . *. S ¢ . * man hein 3” os - Le Pee i ’ ; | 3 ; human .being does. ~~ ‘ SES REO ee PEA ET Pg » 's" ho >) iy ope . i ae ae ifn “ar. . q } T es ‘ - - + ; ‘ . 2a rn _ : . , ita al ee | n - ; Ma's my els > — ~ > = — - -* — ee * * = * 9 j _-: ry ~ an 2 ie ro | + m+ ¥ ’ F “~ ‘ ot ‘ —_ in oe T* a. s 4 the new woman doing with the new po... Pet aS irather aimlessiv’” thousht Pates Ooo me it is importa ) snow rig ALWa, a demand— maine wads ; * wereaw “on - + tulkra ¢h lana 3 7 2a! . _ ‘ x ; . ” (x 4s giri who is to become . 2 . ener ogy t re: ‘ti acts as - Bice Sine wi ¢ A Major Sua Ss. SSR i MAS A n O tae l@ if80 if ie sO 1a. or te | 5 =(Ze and mo* etre nu a : os ‘ : . “a emt. 7 snow —. . oOo). on nam +h 3 + 423 4iGN t ee > —— » Aen v4 . ree ‘ sales) sh ' . : = : a as a iin ’ ‘ €. 3 7 woman? Not one single essentia fa otras i a et we acvaentageous (0 Rame ; business whirl—are usually the ones Fi. vas sianding erect. Try ” oe ° - .* Ae Ge *% > ?Aoe 4 _— é “ - wen 4 - 7 _~ , 4 iiizs; ee > . © * a’ “ sits ati > . - . . - , * th! = a “a me Be des, Tc ys ra : on - : ‘ he ee foOurecarder +t er eo 7 ain med And ' Ww ? rnnow The ert of Kee mor - +.“ = ‘ + ae 4 - — : ’ % « + > i@ Tnis ¢nbarn ny ‘\ a. Yorke Z 1 ? . tert ls (‘ar TOU do ‘tT ee che : cri ~ . . ee 4 a ‘ - ee - % ‘ é i4ead: «3 : % , “ : - as t : The tu uoQque ere u! . ‘er OOS 5m — es a . the r ‘ PANO WSS SE S pwn later, even. if thie a very easy uay iS t siness gir Miss Mabe Ed unger ’ meri 4 red at.er a rioment : 4 o. isnen A 23 i : in q a ; a wb 3 iu td ; = pade. i a oo pe Pateher 4 . Sreekitvn \ . t > -_ : ye or 4 ++ . e rig ia « ; é : Re ver, L ig. There S — “— oon - fn T 6444444 « | new father, Mr. Macr. ts falling Rust eee — ‘~ | Peter was ‘ust cn ng to ru “— > sia % pa gomuans * capes 9 = esiramesend *encve i tcusas‘e,and mi..onse hy « fj? ON ao Sas. ack and White Perox- | e . — i and went on in a @ronang@ | : > lowin uster in the snow : going to run around.j the above hand) bid ome spade. pecvie know that. That b e and é ° «,* a Dahle aii: ides ee 66 i ' down on ‘is job. Ww hat ‘a sa do. i 4 . sa Te s011N _ nee ‘ = : . s spa 4 . s€ ww Wiai. a 5..zg- oe 4 to erie &@ q .* ¥ > a * } .° ‘ ream i\* Ti 4 iit” aid +a beau. ‘Fo , ir eck a : : . ‘ : eter wee _* sree - ~~ | 7 Lae eet . A rt. 44G nant Ta Rn - ~ Di ee tO, chon ll oe ae - ag =of b- - * ve Pe - i " f ; F 5 . ing with the new boy whic xrard.- ~~ ; = cca a Ru? ale@er : — aE aoc¥, SCE 2ne soess Hees Not conun Jed. nt ~ tt , aBaG i Woulidn t thing of dbrav ing if re io way down ts te | ° /~-+ es «4 pete — — ~* + — aes ™ , ta “ a [Zz tT mm? + - - wegre tar - 458 °°" b rorns | ve % : _ ¢ "Hort a . - ; oa Ds x. sane nition . a Whe i .8- : - . " ‘ . ~ - . sf 4 = ~@. Tk @005 Can © @ cd. Po * ‘nv Tet To *> ear —— —? 2. % Se on —— _ oe "Ste father @id not do at least as wel! | 9 Bear wou'd en ‘nr ’ . ee made Peter's hair stand rigk+ «a ie Winter it Buster somehow - oo — ee ee . x is contiaes for father” WN ot-——'fm r - ‘Ss eac ee ear Ww * ® , an r sc - : 4 cee = 4p rset Ae ; a [he modern way of tat reducten is arf™mola 4 film of ¢ Ss ThHiITe crorr ‘Team Ff ‘ : ' i? * > 4 *-— -~@¢ F Sz. . ch ae i x * z > > a:Wa ~ P ~~ - as Ang ‘3 eal 7 _,_* ad " * ‘ 4 cf Ue e ‘= . ss > sie ‘ es ° > > * a w o-7 -- ~ an -~ ~ « _ - a ie) - - © bs . his ia ie aits A rel .*% ¢ ™ Lily ” Peres tie Oe Sur LASe. Sages © Abse Lue _-? “ux nr qa - — — ; , ‘ 4 ‘ Ohen 3 = = — . » &@ A) 18 Mr Ma, ; 3 argunien 4° se Siats » * tz Ps. re setae ‘ , 3 ave AN ee WAI. ist i Site more.” Qe - t comes a4 " fo oO ~ Ir a . me ? wo - and Savin-texture S i . & 4‘ . : er 4 19 e $*5 ee 7% Raia : : a re Gi anes > ga Ow ear = : sate oe 2.47 " ; ies , tt get wee Gown ty RCT Tad. ’ Rot Diesen i Ke ber ‘ atid * ‘ ot? ; snr ours togethe a r prove iS OF Fe Y a>. on . ) Twat > Mmaaes a 9 ” 4 ; ra a your @ 5 7 rd a . on. de Y . ’ “ ite— male and female created Hi: riage was. So Peter sat ‘ight i helg S@t anything, not even a bit, for yea De 4 eoere bh d ethers ab foray ne SF Mey and For Boys! For ing around your Sam know Fit Ye Was being falincea : gat and e! ae _s = = a. 20% rears. Sighted as have to.d othe out it i ie oe - y. ~— . : . : . “a SS 4 4 ‘ Ne : > Sea - . ? _ —— _— t chans—chare at present an equality, 7 ww | his breat! eke Ta Te weeks ater I go to bed - r | okt of 1 Li eialiniiiil . beautifull; 3 rope off Orep youur 45 *i - . : : tia Kept far © ij ix : ; sa 4 tn *\ — a \? eat 8 et Sister e wea “ ™ si sane “ — + (78 Gse as ST rcag even WTS. ‘ow pcop.s a ae ¥ ie bf . . ay £4 . [- oe Vi ~ »* | in comparative failure dna to -urbling ar EB mrtainiy do ite foad Ya toi fe Chis lovely cream and the other ' 4 Mrs. Crane Mer 4 « . & is ~ & - os s ; " x a a rr wee 4 ~ > % t+ ; * FPeF% a ii x . aLtrtl i; Ss Sy —~- * 2 ee te Ee Yon hex eo a pee) as" Sd ee bee ad ‘ 3 out of sig oh)? 2g cian > " aad te 4 ‘eee Gi wk ) Nirn- . is ~ a: nl. “b ove? IOoc.ocd0 cice + FDOT RET 3 v oj © : _ . : causes too complicated * discuss 2 mest se'f down : es » certainiy do like food re Fae ; oe ae _ Black an : White Re 4 ("2 - ° racks ang crepes ° iC US: . » a in - oe. sown 3 ,of e i 4 ee. ,;Oood i ‘ y ° non 3 Se e as a ‘ ¥ - § . . f hi Lead in siz! 4 i> Rust ar ter “H (se *)» Oe — — . i: oo Pt Tas ¥: , - =S +e 4 sce & e r - 3 in everv Care. 2.£T7 GPT. “ r - ™ e . é _ — - a’ the end oO, u ibe CO 4 10 } > — : ee aeeee ‘ 2> - o R e mi " > “ e ; : ’ Sue a as -ne ‘ i‘. we © a," ‘( *e4 = i : ar ier nod pe ize? i > facie wor * ast Fy dons ooh aap on, + a" oS ae a. PUsLes rese 18 Commocn, excces fat w rare Ask ae. a> Ans: . cE J ; hich “~ 7 ad ee a * a 4s ts i eae ‘ & ‘ * 7 = ase m—— - ," 7 ae F 2 oa oo 7 - 2 : on Ver among which alleged feminine in- ‘ wag eq‘ia! lititie. seid ielices ti isan melee eainall. « an ream, Beautr Bleach, Face Powder : : 44 423d geek droop over. ‘ae : Taig ee "2s = sere ne Fy a* ae os ~ > ” . at ea a . ~Va me g2.-.2 - a ——— /—e + ow hen ; ot . ’ , - BUYS ' - ~« aii , ; ¢ an — - -™ ae . s aa ceck Yara i + ¢ a ee See followed |] en } ‘ Se surprised if rou know fus what thev used, ang quailty toat taeir iow, popular . 2 {20 Tecan Sade veer o's ” . : O..0F ec ion “No ugh je m + ; es ; — ee 9 g - z o ; 4 ee , Oe — - ” (Copryriah:. 1929 : - = 6 : mseht ., at (is oan b £ o%e and 25¢ prices are the m ral af 4 | it D3 Irom the bBaae relaze | so ~cnameaelibens “An a out * here Ry iste - Bear wou a . i “4 COUP ew! - ng earn 3 cf Marmo! Ss. . =e ; . mad ad Marve, of eS : oo " Re Cent eee” : . - ’ ¢} itd Fore ~o x3 ge ingredient, Alse . - id 2 oprvtgut. 1926 stage, as weil as of business and so- ay li al ‘ i€y , © m ee spend the winter Buster sat there an4 grumb Line a square baking pan with Buster was up later than cea! a4, good short crust marking the edge You see, the winter was later than °* £% No. sir: he didn’ With floured times of a fork. Wash. usual in coming. Buster doesn’: another mouthfu Siena pore and quarter applies enough to like te go to bed until he is obligeq U™G*? that black coar of make two layers. Put in one layer to. He isn’t obliged to go to beq 53° *mOUgh to take him th an@ sprinkle with cinnamon and until he can ne longer get food to to a the second layer and eat. You know Buster eats as he w @ cinnamon an, m det with butter and s n eo —e goes aiong, for he has no way of e@uarter 0 apa mah Rae over a storing up food excepting cnder his | quarter daptel of © — a ta. tong as there ts no snow. Tile the appies a a ‘ — i snes weualiy can “nd some food. | Rte & Gallente bree « Lund th ut when she snow comes % i« our guarantee. saa ; - Ba & F t vite a2 ne) Pudding Sal ‘ ~ ' 1” BOTT eT uc , see = = Stix, er uller Bea uty Lreations : ae netimes frem inex a. eg in SR as . ez (os. OM Sat ij Sle oS oe ik . ~ : : de a a - this ery ine. ae —_ bh bit . ry 8 i es : ‘ Sen, | - GRAND-LEADER ; ) ‘9 oN. W. Corner sch & Well meleshtia = a i ee

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a» TCH : ara ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Se __THURSDAY EVENING,’“DECEMBER 9. 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . yazine _ The St. Louis Post-Dispatch “Daily Ma one —— ITATIONS § AWies | DOLLY DIALOGUES, 1926 The Diar of AMERICA REDISCOVERED | THE RHYMING OF A ‘| Transformation ‘British M. P. Tells What He Thinks About the W OPTIMIST RIED WOM AN By Mary Culbertson Miller. | A SATIRE ON THE MODERN GIRL a New f: thor Households Are Conducted oe ts : 7 By Aline Michaelis er ee ee eee ell HELEN ROWLAND | INSTALMENT XV. : By ROLLIN KIRBY | United States. etl aS Fee BRS | HE misers treasure yellow Improved Standing Position. | : Se gold and count with loving TANDING is not a matter of By WINIFRED BLACK care through eager hands the “4 WOMAN'S MAN.” : , | é6 throwing back the shoulders Thursday Night—Midnight. LL, now we know the se-! dinner every night—just to please store they hold as dear beyond compare. Bright coin on coin fan known far and wide as “mode! Lusbang £8 on "AMT . an ’ a7 a . hol ing you! head up alic Hi Wy ty : aav tt : has bee! . r t} but] er’ "Ther a "Ad hy ° ’ r embezzling half a million dollars. : me tow art of | Se A ghon Mlapreg genet se : : o ee ee, ee ! m™ keeping tne ‘ower pane ™ rushed throug! work and : d Mond, an the wrong tie or it might be the *®®> hoard awey, and throush body as flat as possible, : left a ‘clock. rent jhome ‘nglish n iber of i lhl wiedin . right tie ily you'd tied it the their empty vears for gold are 4). . tructor ‘This mar = aay “a ; as a ie er : ji tis the } f ry about this, is that the world was ao u P rhythm instructor. } may - | , é and saw to it that da had every- . tell tbout it. Sir Alfred te a wrong way. The poor butler would | heir hopes by day, for gold b: ' ‘night their fears. Their every - ~ Vv OU ne yer t} x a * CON, a ~ " in } le } } } ” tn, 7 > } , } " . nas emnbezzling, forgery or marhem Eot to do true, but } ; a ling. ready, ran o for some din- | 44%+: n lat on be so grieved. > With properly until 5p ghana et cite | ner at the reStaurant around the! you kK no w, And then about those labor-sav- | Greasn, desire and thought beneat’ ke a woman happy, or being pleasan ; Poa aN | hw : | | . , t at brea. learns the jes re an iariag he took a taxi to the hospital, J see . ing devices—I wish I knew more the shining sun beg gold are a) of a perfect — ays ety + ‘ cesT a | ie and helped Joan get ready, ; the yhat thin We. Fa eit Me 5 ‘about some of them. There's ai *? closely wrought they a ake 8 _ — so cone th AS , y= | taal baby came back home in tt wey really i ae he vague sound of competence about arom ‘ noone i, a ge ‘ : a emaagaee on dancer, a brillfant Bar: as | Si ’ | = . . ot tg a ij them that is very pleasing. ee wepllng 2: litt i d still b ou movement, then it r Ta : ; | i “ . = iIw’s first aut bile rid lave 0 Let's see, there's the fireless away to shed what happiness they ering go! on and s ew ° you tand ertly | — s . ag gain aa whens? aca, ; my SP, ag: a a oe satan c | , - - it : . pee ai . = natural a a is \ 4 ims hs - y 4 > mCi Wwe Bor. vere there , an sit Bite cooker—-do you know anyone who cae ie ak — re we 7 B may be the leader of the choir and the Mh as it is for you to stand na i. . - ow ——— ther telegram from Joan’: >t} ith ne or me , really uses one? There's the elec- | StOFe “8 Bot in shining mene: r ‘ = * ‘s+ D mci >, «3 . ; ‘Be \ . ety: ‘ ” i i , : . . , ye ? - : : 4 t npt : , be a total] failure as @ bus 4 think I've sic hed all Ae « " : > a8 es Bee ; > r saying her train 9uld be in at ral ae ” wile 3 tric range and the gas range and - 4 the skulking en len responded. tii : “ ee / | a Pa, e./ eee ~~ - ASAE atte “ie aga Paste pene as: —- ty oe a ere ‘ wealth no bandit hand purloing to : ; ’ 7 once »m pa ; 7 heavy duty on them or do the th ht t love and hee: ——_ Rion . —i Pe. ‘Lonwever ou . j : ‘ . ne “ i? 4 ‘ : ~* . voi » ’ is a gen ius in one direction doesn t aig. instructor Smiuecc. However, P . \eiose Oe e “ah 4 : ; ore. ] now a.] that is over ively mpor- On te steamship companies absolutely re- | ro ae e soneen. a c 4 atch es — “~ . . ay r ng : i’ ; 5 he ate ss a lo s , d in another. idea is, Mrs. Crane, ‘ = = - } rb and they are all in hed and ry an e bs fi fuse to carry them across the deep to = = oF pS) ; : ” (through every future yeer. °? oo 2 > & . ® comfortably erect as you can wit : a a ay: \\ las zoing to dig in myself in >w course, if yor e “ ’ ne — : he , ae: _ i il INIFR ACK .» - Soe t I t requ a GENIUS all ip® to visic wx > ee eee J i; } ‘epson in-law said she |was old enough fre dis- WINIFRED BLACK where does she live? There are | gon, B® then ee Se “i ‘ ‘ i hi = — SAR Ps oe / hild like you’’- am tees ite ’ merica all over again. Now he’s! on nearly every block. ines , s i : aa dese ; fiis ’ } aa = ? “7 ’ rT) afie~ ~ + oe : ?- . oe ‘ 8 " ee P en « , ’ . pees CLAN URS ames ce 20r sensing he They are st yh t. h 7 enone - : Ot a OE ge Tatty The New York apartment houses | dusting? Yes, Sir Alfred, the pret- || ¢¢ . * ¢ as a master-mechanic senses the vagaries ef gm sructot nodded encouragingly. 7 tlt Wa eid ai at Sg aidn’?: look {and the rents you pay for apart. | ty little woman you see at the mat. | My bd-hand car. “A-n-d . be: Tepmcmpaade penne of Be very comfortable and s) ould ments: the butlers that Americans imee is quite apt to do all of these 199 . “They are stral » DUT BOL Sty, aes a a eS PEGE to not have and the wate they things whee she & et beme. Wie a oa om he - al . a le ’ . rt 7 7 Fg . }. ~ Fe. or > fa | . . . o\ . r ] r m 4°” . — they are inbroken and went 0 . ‘ Wa ‘ =a ic 5h ee i ic ra } no 9D] So uUnCcS 4 hat : “" Phat Lea he a? xT *f . 4 pay fo} h th » HOt Her husband works for a: bowing what to say and how and when to say it: tees ennanncad ye Pr ssntie” anid , COV Tig vol eh tei eee Rae We ei shal, } wpe = eame snerrucior ehhveEn" are Food 5 OULS. aiiin ae ; feces y re > 7 “An ¥ la ¢ ~ be 4 ‘ ser * a cian © § e " ’ . — cd : Pa eeu 5 Rea i Oe ee ' . ] ‘ ; ‘ r rhe Train : I} 1} t Us rie é i mPReae ve A 2 . iy bungling amateurs, who would handle a @ condition apie eae ae Suge eee. . pcacremmals sonata opt ieee — os on nae 43 At és ate ae ae eeieiiacl os tion ee +} :, ; have all the servants she wants with this % teaspoonful of galt, , ; ich it will operly “f ouiwhich has alwars been democratic. “T ge , resemblance far.°’ ing rward Vat -a WsOU : vad) li, now about the butlers anc o ale ee 2 ¢ » car exactly as they would a motor-truck—¢« _—, oo ee oS ae Re me ne : ip hake oe Parts are gy i? , ge Sa Ee 16 ene mmamwew | s00KO0 like both of wu id we told the wives who do.their own wash- ane Be extra chasge fer Sey: are not i a avg, A SOS : te ee eee cna rhe sure-enough American woman biespoonsful of sugar, 1 table- skidded and upset: that is the bane of human beings. ‘Ss up, Eustace. u are in | : : boy because they me tei ee oe. ar Ber, moter ing—poor Sir Alfred, I'm afraid expects to make housekeeping her | spoonful of butter, and a Mttle : > = 7ha nat I ' : : I odi ws hf Oi rovaity. : my cot ; : na 2 } . Baal sate bs : SOT) e oa! Yas spoofi: E nim business. Any woman who Ss worth ' pe pper. Then beat in 4 cup of - ' » lumsy. : wusus ing ane ninetten ae Miele —— ae a Sng eae a ouldn’t stan rsuch a mess. ©! nything ept ju baby, an: ally am. ee a is vinegar, and % cup of luff, hones lan s man’ wonders why his wife ag ' as matt feeieE 55 Hy oe oo nite : RAPD Pd ey eee & ee Teal ier salt is glad to have the house- cream . tin ‘ } e as } rFonscious of my bulk un. wy r by rf hy ; id am ly ‘ ye r . aiiia? . ANG Sie 0) weaker and Ad PADI; iVOR i © i , Se ‘ ae ° le —% re . A rmerican wouldn't keeping to do for the right man. (sour cream, if possible). Cook t ~ &% ve or es, r I se » il ; : 57 » a. + ‘ . ~. lik ns c é é 3 : . we os a apn = _— SB rill be difficult to hat Auntie means, : , “4s was like us. u held the old beak “*4Sc/, snc | lee at u : aT ee kne a butier if he met him in It isn't the patents and the new this mixture until it comes just mh * ‘? > . i P . ; 4 - Co. eo] 7 P ‘ te ; ideal a : : 2 ' 1 ‘ i , Aa . : ~n A > all 4 = the te ‘ - ns ; i r until he bangs out of it. But, while a riveting or UL Th. body, Helen that tu are : an Wowser in the air and ‘fuse > mare §* oy [a qrprminn aie ane sheet ohana ont. a} ywwn dining room in broad day- inventions that keep the American | to the boil, stirring constantiy. nd solid and sinless, it is not exactly the idealg em'ied. “The Van owsers are h any 1 fj th a hell of nt oe © hay : id he wouldn't know what home comfortable, Sir Alfred, it’g!| When cool, miz thoroughly yr a nervous woman “But ju MUS. rrace can we Amily, are they not? They a } amily wh noyved into tt! mliac ame down Pull cne New Motoring Fashions. >» do with him if he did meet him. ‘(the American wife and her coneld- | through the cut- -Up cabbage. “a 1Ci xu ma aie 5 « : . c . ; 7 . ide sth : . . YY 4 e*« .* , ; . . ‘ es % . bs a ; ; acquired uy Alte! 7OU ave : OUD ir d ‘Cart oO. IMay I T } Tt GO ti — ? ea a _ , Lf iN Dt rm. L¢ pDinson Crusoe § ayic’ be ing obliged to dress for erate husband (Copyriah t. 1926.) - > . . . 7, ; ¥ ; . = . rs : ‘ : : . ‘ * ’ ¥ ‘ ‘ ; ,. ,* , ? _* . . on eur! ed how To Tia iage yo il ) . Ant } ,ie ‘ 24 (pls ndid 1} > We rey 7 i? by we ‘ } . eA ii! iat} P ry ’ i LA iT aits® - nmfiiv at . 7 Hein [eit } } the new 2 . : av . : 4 : ee eae ° eed ~ ees we Natal Mn INN | Me Sine MNEs nan Le At : sa : ’ e . ~ — e } — * , ” i ¥ . “* ‘e , 24 s* ‘ ‘ : : ; ’ ; is the salt of the earth-—but a woman §s vis then have forgotten apout It, of useful citizens. Look at Aunti 3 resume put ut inat LOT Las us, . ~1 ee Ori! 48Di00DS which include a - ; %.. 3 . — sino} ° r }01 oY . P 9 : | .* P\e1¢ ’ } . of the sugar and honey in his make-up. : u nphatic rejoind } | . ™ . if > ‘ > } . . ) " y 4 or , T i ; } a br a nice quiet forger who tip-toes downstairs ag Helen's Ungainly Attitude. 1d family ose, the urgent po | it hot v, - ss . ** —_ sappened I asked. ‘ nes got an + ey © ’ »4 or breakfast is more soul-satisfring than a ‘ere was a ridiculous sjouch } | ip sagging. endent who complains every time Seve eee ee es ed +} 2 GDppPoOs ‘ ' liqjt qgroyp pre . FL Om iit . . > her neck tre! “—?* cu oad es who shaves twice a dav and brings home candgg thrown out of The d n? makes a bigger hit as a domestic companion tha. a antag. ident who growls over his mutton chop, and er. most notorious crooks and murderers have bee fi husbands. And some ~~ our most famous au rios and millionaires have been total] failures > ° . ae ory, there have been very few men, like Sologjmus: s:a: n you beth, the ho “Were } lify both as a “man’s man” and a ““woman’'s mag? 'rats gown. “Ns gays See “Yes-s ppose om, write like an angel, and make 700 is. coer Geis you begin te ie ‘Copsrizht, 1926 h Pearls. ae a tas entin OW Ll . nad maciation ” A ty Sera an ee pa — . Sgt epee s . ne ng Nee i ON " | Only baking if} the dry heat of real ashionabie de- ’ aa s 2 vcs satiate a " aid iS eas’ said my au! “fo rte PRE Seta ere peas races Sag 2 BSS Teen plicates of the = Seni i gaan an some hall-room playwright — ee ee oe ovens gives beans the real honest- ecklaces wit Maffirmative nod pope potion ie granfather | : ivings ‘a covers i | P keep it alwaye ~ pe ead ver | - eight inches above the knec. Prob- G'S) AWILG Xi 20% hin-textured! J] eC) C Jee 88 beats d n on L wal ably one of the few Government ~~ ite a Oe, ’ . ; ae ; mn changir the ck ad, £ Qo Makes Miy lace oo =e Cr you! hell you regulations which will be ob- , i _ u nai . Vanills : : My ty nove the 1iiow on on 3 a smoothiv and ’ ‘lief Me creck’: renea your neck | sree.” me ; wi ae MAUR ther tt drops of? Drop sou toll tl Omi +. i i ! © screen and i cia: ae \ back than ront. y are UBb2c at the bottom, for a smooth bed HEINZ CREAM OF TOMATO SOUP - HBINZ PEANUT BUTTER 0 —- ~v ein nd an- 0 mt, 2! | é -—ases S2C 80 to pretect he wearer from fads, ; ; reat comfort Extra fi lity all-weol Bm :' —_—o, . | | : ‘ | ¥ : soo raenet? ig ‘~_ iets or leur Ww aistCoats-Mirttens. just as dao football helmets and : h f qd ft th tes f an Kerse: in ihe ata ™ ms } 7" — at mt moder ; I polo and socne Kev caps ae ' = * .. P .* a e 4 e 1$ é + hte 4 yoko 48 hire aad At pte A Se " . . CARS EPR PI ANT RL ne anne REE PRE LMA (overcoats me } iS &@ Bair piuow Wanted “Regulation” mod ith. : é, lia ae, é ~ [ ask tiluetrate a’ Rrase buttoms, - “fis or Bilterne 4 mr : “- Danger to the a Set & aes ay ie 7 Lue’? rne bac OF ] T10 Smblerm on sleeves anda all the Deu rs wie nea. Sal NEW » e RK. am I N® haird resser Ps tween 1 hi knees to rest the pa- neces Other % uch ee that t he ttle 4 . Adad ~ ' ; . , . Tle A ame: 3 ta hic FI | ite pom here . hea t} tr ’ cg } re t : will be sponsorin Le end in mi asionaiiyY. torts like ° ws: ‘gex 4 tn % ee ; ord gs. eet 4 ‘ i’ Ee « Expansion Sale Price, 8% | j mene: linery toward the high crown no: y the bed, covered with a whit 4 ens Ve seattle aati . . “a e ry io : : be ~ rt bi gay - ha » _ r ‘ . : ; oF e ; ory eter ? ‘= =< Tanee ; Peer. i eee ee eee SS Meiton but ae | clot! piece of white ollcioth, is | PHONE NEAREST P 0 R T | E R E 7 fortune | | 4 oe lllagen ad the Waistcoat is g health measure. They say the nice for medicines and other needs BRANCH . Dearing pig nc “WV eenan prevailing stvie does not permit ra diac of blotting paper and Boon bridge par: aistcoats to | sufficient air to reach the top of lay on the saucer to set a glass AND ' ' parues instead Of the head and that women are of water or medicine on, then i | ermal a aIStcoats threatened with baldnesa from will not make a noise when 1.1 CURTAINS mamnt® Sometimes from inex- wearing hats as men Jong have jor eet 6own. | Dyemy ane Chnening Ce A CLEANED N. W. Corner 8th & Washingt” Om men ee THhbit; again peen. Imagine a modern Shingled| The bed shoulé be drawn % ieee, maiden with e monkish Pynsure fromp the wail NT cael le a

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BAS eK ae Se RE WR SF i ae ay aise OB igs “i Cae ne eee A. 9 dina’ inte noe baie ae 3 SS SS RE! hed na ba Bes SD Melt dig giah x Saha nant ip Steen ine ph ae 2s Cree apie nae ’ Sigel ie RRS te wey hott Pe . ° aoe ve cond OT yd ds matte tien Gl ee ee ee ee er | eg ee ee === - ' ‘ YouR ECE -TEETH" gn is Sis = NOTAL Loss == = ARE PUSHIAIC ( Sen : THE PASSING SHOW. a ees eee Se | === : A OSL i he { ~ . | uate during the same year. = « : : ee SS a te : | UR Congress now is swamped get eS | =¢ . 5 , Sar &, APART Pa ae ge oy SIE Take Testumony on with bills, This thing o ‘King a per! = - ' ; , Ew - | ~ \ ky , ‘ er Purporting to correct the ills: 'y good football machine to ma} | : i Ba oe | : . “er 2 . + _ ~m em Of ore a ; * gon and Arizona Sen- AN ND Be NN AR Hi ~ ». Roe Sm SOE EB | P Funds Committee. > TLL TT atta AE tN **82 preserved for two years|* year. | election in a city of the (strtet 7 of that State. tramee , of course, applies to Phila- Rut no matter how the’ yivania electi@h laws may the preservation of ballet? for their contents, I destre to it clear that if for any rea- atsoever amy Senator de- \1y or all ballot bexzes used RP gen-ral election in Pennsy?t-'~*™ Nov. 2. preserv ed, Tam will. tO co-operate in any way I ito insure not only such pres- eon indefinitely. but the full- md freest examination of any —@ general election in Penmpyt- -on Nov. 2.” "i . ; ae NOW WOULD | tA ee z J 9? CHARLES MICHELSON, ANYONE ELS8 | | ) . =1 LIXE TOASK 1 A QUESTION? —_— a = : : z beta Tee Sah a ee 7. = = : | . : i 2 4 - o-. t 2 ba $ | t> > sig nro We & are y * 2 4 F re ( ee. = i R . 2 a ° fae Es £ ‘ *4 - ba: * ¢ iy ‘ ee 4 Ps q of a a. ee Cc ae By “tera - 4 : 2a 4 7 4 4 a o- — , ae 2 oe + x “ rid i, Pz. y a” SS ee -: 9 se eee id % : es > a . eae Pe 2 4 ih, : ¥ 4 3 . be | 33 veg os -- 5 2a has 5} a + ‘a7 — ae oF a>. oe 7 ha g - , Py BE # ° hg: a > & 4 $ & ‘ % bs a eed 13 3 4 4 +3 a 2% R 4 +2 P PR ee iF ¢ S } see oe 2 i = ts a. kes eo E Se : " - Se. s bitte « ‘a bat - , : 2 f * ‘Se > See oS ae = ‘ey ae. Sued Hes . 4, eae 3 4 cd i = “fe es Pp 4 = s = hf She x" ae es: | . acs bien neemiaak! Saas Se eal rngnen 5 nee aeettee e tae n fe es (as Se sorte a eae . 2, FR a: sabe Pe rai ste Naty ‘ yee SL RNRMR yp ey 3 bat Han A Title. (of Mee wa? “ ‘ | ; a , : rer | 4 fe at ite : K —— + -f Dir (Dem.) of Washington has! AND YEr THEY AEEDA > , a | eS : rye = : | the ste : WEAR CLE an ea * ; DP that insures a fight SSES : 4 _ ) i) | | | 3 aS . or’ . ~ beth Will | CWNGS A OR ii, “tl ey TRY || | ae eo ~~ | : Y ald /}/ARvens, ond Pak: 1. Oa WwW . oa | = fea . tas i Mie bail 44 Tobher ' = SLa@ , ak mnois whenever they present VRAIS Kic(ksS , ’ me / ~~ 2 | ° a fF credentials as Senators. — (oeny 2 Sa Y, ae C , : | ) : eeeinariy | D 3 4 ,v, yo ; \ E Bata os . = ‘ rly these are sent in . tt suite the convenience ‘tors-elect. Theit- filing || the holders on the ees ; tors from March 4. al- the Senate to which they’ ei does not convene, ¢x- sp-cia! session, until the) ing December. . Mtor Ttll yesterday presented MSolutions. One declared WU- |S Vare “disqualified as «° -elect from the State of) Fivania to present to the} or to have presented to the, me ie pre ae 2. ae for him ecredentiale of bis} THAT GUILTIEST FEELING lmpgreeting ? ; = Primary election held May’ , 7S. and the election held Nov.’ et ama cei beg aaa eesti at ee ee _— Ke . 5 Z mans 4 PS. and the Senate hereby ¢t- ' | : S AY PA Deo You o en oe You MEAwW To SiT | OV ) SUGHT ca. | | ’ -_ ; ; a the officers of the Senafe to’ ‘ iMm@RE AND ASSERT . : \ Eiegg F ; igang ea es : | a ~ to receive said credentials | eS Fe. —— Tmat A LONG UHISHERED ' , : | : bie po : ae q | , | a mould said eredentials be In’ eae +3 A SANTA —“eerT unNwkTe A HUGE pa ape ai ah FO 7 : gh 3 el x SCUS 4 ssion of any officer of the) CLAUS — wiTeH REIN aks ars BACK 2 agar ; 3 } | Rice 1 : : : Te * he time of the passage DESRS AnD ALL cing = : yin oe a . PERFORM sce ¢ aa if Te To . +o APA agora i 5 Ses ' } % p= resciution or come inte his; THAT SORT OF — — ous a y Bo — Le, ) a | -— Lan ~ , oe | ry. We, % —==On at any time thereafter | NONSENSE gf ee CJ ages ne a . = s- " Bee ORS | j 7 ‘4 1 immediately return the) ? = | \ A €COT SQUARE | J ; / | ea 4 by r-gistered mail to the sald — . | a m S. Vare. with a copy ef =3 bn ity Te etn , se: wit eget ‘ a eas ah eg = te a Ga: = ee riggetos + SAR OE Se ere a AS Hh i oe ; ' ’ ' ; ' : » ; ae core i he ety ~ SEL A GRAN Le 9 RAMAN A tl BE The 2 BE — Ber ei ss pears! Nasi Ss - ~ — ; ‘, * Fy . , a ) 3 — a — J f j é i i . j “) 4 % lution, and the presenta- —* : s : oe” say - * | all me et said credentials by an? / ge > : per ofthe Senate is hereby) Sden . P @cond resolution was identi- | >t for the change of nares,’ f and dares, It applied te . CeeTaw.y) 2 4 \ j ‘ae “Sticky With Money.” : Pesolutions recited the testi- | ‘Sdduced by the Reed com-// of Vare’s expenditure of '] ne ete. - yo ean ae