St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 13, 1926

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N of the pee nel Ridy BIRST in CLASSIFIED Ve ] | i Tene BOARDING | | i Ps Secetcceen. a | i | | sified Boarding Ads than e | ie ; v of Sisk =a Anson COMBINED! s : E D I a I O N - . Wl a DOTS LARGELY ye — The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press Nise Service (nee . | i es (FES eee scent —— a 7 : F : ; . _ : = aa OE AST TEN IN p.79..NO.97. x ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1926—40 PAGES, PRICE 2 CENTS | i DER NECKS ~~ “4 o Se ms . 2 hile cl Alen cle bytes: ah ee i eat line Sa Hey —" RP adi Sed coe se las _ " Sern denaiapedin Muammar Po dhcisean..: sedi malilinia * area tr x 4 : pa DROPS —“owasanoor'mJUVENLE COURT “2tac'7'tcu MAYORSHOT OWN MOTION FOR ACQUITTAL = YWPEACRET eres ASSIGNMENT TOBE ss2ezac sorcomm AT IFES SIDE QF FALL AND DOHENY DENIED PEEDINGS Jee ms RR IISE DENIED 10 TTNER Store Druggist’s Gift. IN WEST PITY II ee | oe an, ae ' On wer 6 to Court in Washington \ CONCLUSION Rlent a FROM DER BEGIN)” i ING! a ae ae eee OR EOS Renate 43 ; (2 p. m.): low ‘ F » By the Associated Press * | Official forecast HAVERHILL, Mass., Dee. 18.— emai a CLAYTIONJAIL | bee : oe : , Mass., Dee. 18.— | | BERT a weit * t ‘ . ~ 5 2 ° PY a itt ENGLISH NEEDS FEWER ee Other Judges in Private 4 junior college. one purpose ot | Joe Adams, Friend of Shel- é | FERNS night 3 which will be to interest girls of ° ‘ . . i : | ght and tomor- h ' 4 |. | societal Pa | TF, ccntuce in nonpart}.| ton Brothers, Dies in His: . er > . _ rd ‘ ” is ee Ac- Saco talline Votes to Rescind Their js politics and nonsectarian re Own Front Door, as He . | . 3 ligion, will open in 1928 at Bronx- | 4 , > >» . 1g : ° , ‘ = 3. to 9, Des te a temperature of Action of Last Week. ville, N. Y. It will be known as| Foretold a Month ao. | # | a o about 10 degrees. the Sarah Lawrence College, a 327 RELL ACQUIESCES, lion, temperature > M be fC t Said in aate. eval = Bradford; G Fj ‘ structions on 28 Points of : = i ti ES PROTEST ge Rigedaalielal Ee ike abi) bo the ticet | een EC wee From Pock- | ‘ if ze lie ‘es o.° : ce aa f . | . Sa BUT _ | ogi . ee, | to Have Agreed Criti- president of the college. A two et He and Companion Law and Evidence, and * i a = | ! vears course is planned. Henry . o tt Ss ind from 6 to 15) . ° Pee Pay eR coe : * jae TU , Myourian eee It “ a- degrees above cisms and Protests Justi- aia pana a “8 3 of | Flee to Waiting Auto and Defense on 45. : 24 t eS eee ; “ : assar College, IAS een enosen | i ogee T Tur? IVE Just Tut - — Ses se oe | fy Action. chairman of the board of trustees. | Escape Toward St Louis re THING FOR YOU, CAPTAIN = [4 | mentable” That Stender! | oe ee on. | Lawrence College will have a, — CONSPIRACY TRIAL .) Dek | Sie s ltmited number ‘of students, all of ometnneinenimen : ~ [ee A e and tomorrow except unset - is : ; hit KiD- PROOF PARADISE £ Should Escape Larger night in the nero cat wd The Judges of the Circuit Court; * hom must be of American par- {ty a Staff Correspondent of the OPENED ON NOV. 22 ; 4a -. ~ as 4 a SE ae . is . 5 eee COME. A- RUNNING | id . h vere cold wave tonight with a tem-| opposed to Circuit Judge I[ttner's ntage. The nia ama of operating Post-Dispatch. - ny 7 Part of Punis ment. perature near zero in the north assignment to the Juvenile Court aoe ws pe porne Ry the BENTON, Ill, Dec. 13.—Called | ; ta : —— : st a ee students, under tentative plans. : meee _- 4 pO “ti c 1 5 7 ° : aw © ‘ - Bs: , 2 oe edt mah ae hg So - degrees have mustered a majority of votes The college will aim to interest | ‘T°™ his Sunday afternoon nap. | Former Secretary of Interi i , ri i r By CHARLES G. ROSS. Continued cold ica ac against him in a private poll taken | students {tn character, correct so- with his eyes still heavy from sleep, | ? or and Oil Magnate Ac- : : ‘> = — : : ° Big Temperature I known today. 3 lives at Daytona, Fla., in the win- , death by two gunmen yesterday at) (3¢ * o83 PEnglish of Kast St. Louis, based a perature Drop. ter. , * tes _ se st The temperature’ in St. Louis Presiding Judge Hall fs to be pe-| -°* the door of his home as his wife: (¢ ae Oe See Lae = : ; : evidence gathered and published had dropped 41) degree ~. t > ‘AA : Z ma ' | ; } ; | 8 s WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. —Clos- % ; a 7 = [| a | ; ‘ S between 3/titioned by the requisite three AMERICAN'S. FRENCH BRIDE 4 stood beside him. | taee =. Bue 2 Semper the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, w88;p. m. yesterday and 2 p. m. today. Judges to call a special session | It was the end he had foretold | ; ing arguments were begun today !n , iH a ; ‘| ie the Senate today. when the thermometer registered ; ew di sh | imse ‘e th: q 3 ‘ in which for- wie 3s = Jae ed in 5 “png aca iagee eau 0. 4 within the next few days, at whic a IS PREVENTED FROM LANDING tor himself more than a month ABO | F ‘he Fall-Doheny trial in c ) 1¢ | = Se By a vote of 70 to 9 the Senate, 5 ai r the majority in favor of withdraw- | —— - ithat Charley Birger, enemy of the | ; ter Secretary of the Interior Al- : §. eS Bieh court of impeach- ae ie weetimne member of | scapes — t i ei t ed zun, Justice Hoehling -denied — thi : Fi mea @he nine nanagers of the House, || ia : are. The move to force Judge Itt- | : , : }eoy the 800-pound Mayor to his coe e i ee appointed for the prosecution of momentarils overshado ed the ner’s withdrawal erystallized over | the staff of Gen. William Wallace | deuth, his widow told the Post- customary defense motion Or an ; aes “Bihe case. _ | bustling activities of the Govern- |the week-end after efforts had been | Atterbury. was prevented from! Dispatch correspondent this morn- instructed verdict of not guilty. The 2 2 ; i Curtis Submits Proposal. ment, when John W. Caldwell of |™ade to persuade Judge Ittner to | es id when the French liner ing. She told of the shootnig calm- Court also began consideration of es > Te aaa Responding to the request of th ' Berkeley, Cal., a veteran of the| “'thdraw volun arily. : oe eres vee _— 4 | ly enough, not even losing her com instructions for the jury, prepared 3 / TRG managers, Senator Curtis of Kan-jtnaian ana OEM Wee ohot ant Refuses to Withdraw. Mrs.. Taylor was granted only a ; posture W hen she related how the ime eee 3 . et. as, the majority leader, submitted | probably fatally uudded tient? | Judge Ittner was approached by; temporary visitor's’ visa, allowing | assassins opened fire and her hus- by opposing counsel. valeatesishecuse:. 2 ’ a order declaring the impeach-|.+ the top of a stairway just off (O°YCTe! Colleagues friendly to him jher a six-month stay. Under the | band crashed to the “lo beside | —Internattonal Photo.| ment presented suggested instruc- j nt proceedings discontinued, The | the retide or na J gigi ,with the suggestion that he save the | !aw the wife of a citizen is entitled | her. Edward L. Doheny and his wife, who was a witness in his cotemne. tions on: 28 points of law and ev!- ; is | (Circuit bench further embarrass- | to enter without being subject to! As she talked Arajn. her ehobby i — ol ————————————K——e ence and the defense on 45 poinis Mer. It was written on the rec- jrpe report of the abt) wartied | ment by voluntarily withdrawing |quota regulations. i4-vear-old daughter, swept busily The motion for an instructed emai arvied' from the Juvenile Court assignment! Taylor has been representing an/at the front steps of the neat bun- WADED verdict was supported tin argu- ‘-low, just est of the Benton city] ment by ten conclusions drawn by f, after a spirited debate Ml Senators and Represe ’ ‘ sep ntatives hur- | Ee met thelr overtures witha flat; American tmotion picture concern i ich He number of Senator eX + 7 ving to their { ffic 1 ; pad * ) s, and broug t, t t ler ij ris 7 ugh 1 refusal. He gave hem O under- iin Pa 1 sinc 191 o . He was mar limits : telati ais ——— sa i ts 3 ) : : he psc} recret that ihe Hiouse (le - fy ln rze crow of - igs fed to drop the case. | Calaweit is es, or n, | stand that he still desired the as. |ried Nov. 27 and was on his way /‘ision of Mrs. Adams were at work counsel. Hogan emphasized the ate Senators yoting arainst the hospital oe geist : nee ma 0 the | signment, for which he had ecam- ito visit his mother’s home in Rich i su eeping and dusting the house in | contention that no evidence o! : bh aaa | poeparation for the funeral, which conspiracy or collusion had beer me in the Senate was upon ea No one saw the shooting. but. | t ienenet en soldiers home here.| naigned ai ; Beonfinuance were: Ashi Early in the morning he ae tert -paigned six months ago, pledging 'mond with his wife, formerly Mile. | : bm). ) or A ei7on|A, Sak qVCe (Dem ) of his cot apparentiv scallion oe ies a] 1 | Judges in advance to vote for | Georgette Leon, French movie will be after the Inquest today. placed before the jury; that forme r Sth Carolina, Coumens (Rep.) of lyn, ne he H ae i , » him. actress. “Joe wa: taking his nap in the| cee | Secretary of the Navy Edwin Den gut a agg BRIE cate esha e seiccted a spot a| The Jud -_ back room when the door t | i ly +t ¢ | j P 7 . sibility iehican. Dill (Dem.) oi yt SHINE ~ "| raw fee, off the main corridor lead. | PS eheed a Peer at- y MEN SENTENCED FOR LIFE bout 4:15 p gr 0 vc tg rs ee | Citizens’ Com 'ttee Expected Motorists Get a Scare, but Po- nn pte prdibrtanlenstiniesnn ee oT). Jones ( Fee }) , of Was ington, ine fro ctenans ; , as i a 2 . ’ ee 1e Ivs at. | ‘ i é : : - ! | oi a : or e leas ng } ali roar orem) of Tennessee, a Fea — ry 9 aa git . T ot tempt ot his colleagues to | | Ada siti Owepan. ? went to the door Later to Present It to liceman Rounds Up Run- contracts between the Doheny in- instead (Farmer-Labor) of Min- ie r of bape —. | him off the Juvenile Bench, Last FOR $500, 050 DIAMOND THEFT and found { wo men there They | Board ot Aldermen. aways After an Hour. terests and the Government were benta Trammell! (Dem.) of Flor- In the allies le eet were | Monday at a general session. Cir- | Pair Plead Guilty of Holdup on were shabbily dressed, young, and | , made {@ the regular form and by i and Wheeler (Dem.) of Mon- two notes One ‘eietut + De ace. ;cult Judge Franklin Miller told! imote Cimateat ‘Seals Sear ‘? medium “ace One of them | the regular processes of comp¢ti- ey , Par Paw we eae —_—* a SUt- | Judg tner. is , ane —s wore a mcukina wand the er; | iv ‘Adj Mena. Both the Missouri Senators, jfered a thousand deaths the last ‘of soli Begs f er st i é Urbana, Ht. ‘who did the talking ant | ep: | Directors of the Terminal Rat- ee ee ee iN acum Pleas Upheld . A ‘ a ah oh | 2 1€ } . ‘ . | ‘ eC roTtess ona rOTE sS- oid) i) ‘ %Ost- Disnate | . ssi — ° é ee rosec : - eee ewes, voted for © ;six months, Why suffer more; men and his injunction against ee sn Hog a a ag ! fy coat, road Association, meeting here to- | horses made a range of the south- The Government's suggested tn- a¢ Ss is who f up three traveling | | called Joe to the door — ete ae ee z t) t drew the opposition of Hogan, thie meeds, one from Missouri and the fam too old to come back. I don’t)asked Judge Ittner to release him | salesmen on an fllinois Centralias he came threugh the parlor bridges between the city and the policeman galloped with them for! ourt in moat cases merely noted Mther from Pennsylvania, made } (Want to de by inches. = mieret- | and oe judges from their pledges | train near here three months ago | W: alKe d beside him right up to the ry Terminal Railroad. an hour until he finally cut out the the exceptions and accepted the ri - V6 a td \ » - » . ‘tis : } i} ” , ; Yr? , 4 Seeane 4 = } - . . ’ ? i > efere . , Ye i e ‘as "ears old. “ , : | ¢ chili ids, Clé ade , : . . oe , er only in ¢ 3 | . | I still desire to go to the Jus es on ee eee | ‘Gunman Fires From Pocket. lines of the Terminal were repre-|to captivity at the Mounted Police Only three of the Government's West of Tne Hlouse. “3 ieee : Court." Judge Ittner replied This | i>¢ Ore Circuit Judge Boggs and | “es ‘Here's 3 lette . from Cc: : mee : : stati n ae tenders were reflected. In ary .- | art, Joe, |sented. It {js wnderstoe@ theatre". eral cases minute modifications {n Senator Bruce (Dem.) of Mary co TAFT SHATTERS PRECEDENT unlooked for insistence demoralized | We és chan “om oe the .; hester ithe man in the a ttonent cary praet ri} ‘ 4 tts ‘ ‘Jare the partienlarity _ penitentlary for Ufe emt : eee i ees : The herd made its appearancea , " Bnd declared that h 7 pt Y Holds Supreme Conrt to Clean Up the opposition and the vote to as- es Seen alineg Mo ‘put out his hand to get the letter j the proposed ordinance will be sent - PP verbiage was accepted by “agree 4 precision of the charges | Unfinished Business sign Judge Ittner to the Juvenile ta coe abe a axa or tag 'which the man held in his ee again to the Citizens’ Terminal 2:30 p. m. in Clayton road at full | ment between counsel. a ced im By the A | we ee Court carried by weak acclama- . orgs sig Sg tie gpa |hand. His right hand was in his! itt hich is expected to/|@allop. Sunday motorists hastily | One Government tender, suggest- , P 34 ef Associate ress A qgay “ecelve > » > +s ; thi PPportunity of barring English |suggested reconsideration of this f “eas | cevolver and swing it down like or the Texas, Citizens’ Committee and was ap-|j¢. conspiracy charged in the Indic. ‘ from ever holding anv office cd SE is ih peerrening : henever 'vote on the ground that a Judge s ; ; oat-D this.’’ and the narrator swept her o pa frust or profit under the Govern- | Price . le oe = 3 _tipec oda assigned. to. specialized juvenile at eae ie ie ea pie 13. — The|2rm down in the gesture that ev- proved by it in the form that sev- Patrolman Wilson King rode !nto ment here at trial. rent. | cea of following its usual ork should have the warmest co- diet Gk tad Nancy ic ie RG . ferybody in this canted wm “He | eral months ago was vigorously|}the herd near Clayton road and A paragraph instructing that | “Te hae disgraced one hich of- | Pracuce oe adjourning after de- oper ration of his associates, which iiinhren of biitieahiin desien ie began te fire. too." : es eriticised. This resulted in modi- Wells drive within the park, but President Harding's executive o: tice.” said Bruce. “He should nev- ‘livering opinions on the eve of its Judge Ittner, it was evident, would “pe as atin pn a gi Thus was Joe Adams “jack-pot-|tications by Henry Miller, president | ne mules began kicking so vigor- der of May 31, 1921, transferre: eT have the chance to disgrace an- hewmen ee Cetided not ‘command. Mormer Circuit) war distinctive for alinoad 74) il id ted.” Throwing his hands up dn of the Terminal, to clarify its | ously that he rode out again. The jurisdiction of of] reserves from the other.” ‘to hold a special afternoon session Judge Hugo Grimm publicly crit- rhe aia piss Cy ie a "1 rae front of his face he swung around | tét ms and meet objections, and it} herd then galloped off and turned Navy to the Interior Departmen’ he cag asi mast is being iwags on this amended form that the c “ast on Manchester road. King} 4% rejected, Justice Hoehling rul- t -ar arguments in seve "ASES | iejse , Pr’s \assi Pennstlyvanian Objects. a — ois sie : : 1 sewen cases jicised Judge Ittner’sCassignment.} yiscarded for the British tripod} nd fell headlong to the floor. t} that { “ep i ctienth etd that | set. for argument last week, ‘buf arguing that it was the Circ uit | l innt “I was so frightened that ] lost | | ‘itizens’ Committee acted favora-| had spotted the leader, a mangy ng int — po nt was now hb which were not reached Counse! ‘Judges’ public duty to keep their’ The first-line hattle wee Texas al- eonsciousness for a moment.” Mre bly last week and the Terminal Di-| sorrel horse. and drew up along- fore the United States Supreme si attilesht; ° é -_ , si , SEES. } he felt the Sen: er A rej ‘ Senate were free fo | n the cases camé to W: Skee a — aa ~daetinie an Court in both the Tea onie In the cases came to Washingtor ipladge to the people rather than 4l ready has been modernized and the| Adams went on. “Then I realized! "ectors a ted today. side of him pot Don: =a | Mmecide he would vote for the con Representatives. of proprietary; ‘TIT have known motorists to be | (Wye) and Bik Saar ee si aMuAnce of the trial. | last week, and the Court felt if | six, months’ old pledge to Judge |Ne Ww York is jin process of change that I had hold of the telephone | BUT tT 60T it ig the charges arainst Tndge ; would cause Inconvenience as well | Iftner The Board of Directors of | [The Flori a: : wan rece me clea ust next the door and was trx ing | ‘lines attending the meeting were: | 'ineonsiderate but motorists on that! | ings. . Rnclish should be sustained bv the | 2% ‘crease the expenses of litigats | the Kiwanis Culb, an organization tee ‘d and the mainmast per on off {to climb up the wall to. get out of iL. W, Baldwin, president Missouri | road were foolhardy,” he comment- Twenty-two of the defense @uc. SUMT ING T0 : Bvidenc .” sald Reed of Petinsvl- should it refuse to hear the argu- /interested in child welfare met in and # single ee if e step ed ‘each, I guess. | Pacific; John Fitzgerald, superin-jed. “I was at full gallop at the! gestions were refected ag improper. DO MIT DEK Manta, “he bichiy deserves the fudg- iments, “xecutive session today and dis- | further att. : ee “IT ran to the front door and saw | tende nt of terminals, Louisville &|head of a bunch of rampaging | Several others were modified. Mrent of attainder, which the Con-!>~ _ | cussed the Ittner assignment. [ the two men running down the| Nashville; C. R. McDonald, assist- | mules and was waving my arms | Opens ‘for Government. D. | ahead. Yet some of the motorists counsel, tn his argument to the fury “ itutton enables us to put upon! iB oe iver CC, & Ast. me | Rierd., reecive i ae Aes ° 3 ( iT) s VW } ‘ ] instil it¢ a. if >7 ] ” tt ct iC te em Hi him, but > assignment of Judge Ittner would | ‘ ‘here was a shabby machine waflt- BE tives allen “i nce pe ee be unfairly construed as a harsh or san egg 6 2 ante ie for them. It looked/ like an | Voorhees, per ral B. & O.; A. E. Pago in clinging to the middle| sald the Government sought noth- ia eur judement. In view of the fact Gat / stag ‘sf ne have been won over to the | special to the Post-Dispatch " |old Chevrolet and-there were two|Clift, senior vice teinopeapeee —- cei ¥ passe unt we nearly rede( eee 4: Mhat @ €0O-Ordinate H{[ouse of Con- ite v v opposition since the Judge would NEW YORK, Dec. 13,—There | or three other cars stopped nearby. | Central, . aoe : W orcester, vice ren aown., “The defendants are charged with ; Bess requests us to dismiss the (.. p ae, not voluntarily withdraw They j/are 174% words; 125 commas andj{ learned that the drivers had president, Big Four, New York vice ne ee om “x of the mules in} a conspiracy to defraud the Unit. hdl | ‘Oop ‘feel that public bios rather than | 32 semicolons in the third sentence ‘heard the shooting and had been! Central; John B. Munson, _ vice ; . wie ad - Forest Park Highlands! ef States’ he declared. explaining i VELL. VARE) meems to me we are in all comity | ‘ 1

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Pena es, i p_eweons a. 1 ve eb) + ey iohpingiae tp ii -cnanyAn gr. ae pst on ioe wate ie —s - i! a Raid $3, nee OA then ape . ae tome _—. x ree ares Oe Sh i Ss MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1926 W IZE | : ey os wr De HOT BY DOLICEMIAN|| i828 STIX, BAER & FULLER Most A 4 t tunel d = § ae Jelf Clubbed Harold ' ) : 4 ‘A Great Store RADIO OFFER | Greer, 19, “Till 1 Was Ex- 4 N' ina GreatCity IC WS aie , ~— , "1 &, Were A ay “a Nw be 7 et ~ * as 1S eee OT 7 ms Bd i? en an fd fou gu mw re _— os. Hy ne wi bre it ee Siemans ‘ NS ees ; ‘e ae ae, ited e as ee - . - fs ia es W352 pm sac Pes as i Gl ct es. ~ ery oh ~— P m i ent SND Mteretnap ein ee ~~ A q Harold Greer, 1@ years old, ot] DAS Wg od : 2 5 ‘ = eS | Se = wicca comell Suny Many Gift Suggestions Are Presented in These fect intl ‘fs in St. Elizabeth's Hospital there | ‘seriously wounded, the result of | fibeing shot over the heart Saturday | seaeee night by Patrolman Edward Jelf, . when Jelf and Patrolman Lewis pe pa sail ‘es a iy NE , z “$ - 3 ? a by Yi ; i were trying to subdue Greer. Por eee FOUne SO Sets packed in gift boxes. cale; come in two-piece mod- | |tenced to a year iff the reformaory Each set consists of comb, els in slipover or coat style; Have six button fronts, center pleats and come in | spondence cards to match. speaker, grid leak. at Pontiac, Ill, charged with the brush and mirror and there is have rayon frog trimming; ; a White and tints. theft of an auto. Four months ago a choice of two stvles for you may select from stripes white only and may be had in all sizes. Each Shirt ina $ -60 ee earoied to his tainer. selection. | and plain colors; all sizes. gift box if desired. We suggest that you plan to make £3 | Fesses, ’ | $1 38 FE ach Vi »4 BA E R ume ee ia) | Women’s Allen “A” silk | Of fast color ginghams, | 9 | Hose, are silk above the knee | chambray and prints in | New Panels of French C loreee Ses , | to lisle garter top; come 1M | checks, plaids, stripes and marquisette with Normandy £ Pee Na % * Shot ns ‘» » : 4 4 os a ie oan = i pail o, aay" Pee : te ~ 4 ns one? CO RNR NB eR ia a OR a a fn fie A 4 A seh g ects . Zz 2 4 * » i a ee ‘atte ° . ne - aa 4 nd ok” pare cd” ee - . ¥; me — ~ ah csi Ae. ak 5 Ri RE AIRE gS RG OD. Stina Wi ny th. eta ARMS 1 eR ster oS tar igkatk 4 = ’ ‘ t nt ‘ % $ . ; ‘ hi uittciiners ‘ prings : SEA Ae Rae cele ivf fl i S * * ‘ a poy ’ Pe POUR Bes Hi ee ey Veen a ; NOT 4.3 buigtas.\. of > Oda SDAA! 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(Downstairs Store.) inexpensive 1S this gift Ce Women’s R i oii ; ' obes $4.9 arette Set consisting — A selection of new and Imported chamois = suede omen $ ] match box and box for cig- \ | wanted styles in women’s all- fabric Gloves-with turn-back | Beacon Robes in beautiful z mae in 1 leather Handbags; pouch and or straight embroidered cuffs. | patterns; attractively trim- re * : - lobia (Qaln ioe | flat effects in attractive col- Come in al! the wanted col- | med and excellently tailored; Zi O OC CCI colorings. : | ors as well as combinations. Ors in sizes 6 to 814; all will | light and dark colors. Come : » (Downsta ‘Sar aie ee i 1! . tiene [ . . give splendid service. | in sizes 38 to 44. a I | (Downstairs Store.) OlLUNSTAIRS TORE wn ' (Dewnstairs Store.) Smart Handbags, $2.95 | ee 7 + Blue Two-Trous il er fee of vt | a | 600 Velour Cushions er Suits and ‘at’ | Undergarments for Gifts | | Aeon iste diiag: DN Nati: “ir eee a ° - . “iy, RS ae e+ em alee ‘ lia ak ™~ calf trims, real pin sea!, real : : (i, al ell gall dle Very Specially Priced, Each | vachette, imitation leopard, , tc., im underarm: a! | | ites ; Blue Tube Model Overcoats ease” || wae $4 .00 |B) THESE Cushions come in attrac: ¢ (Downs tore.) . ——- | ! tive patterns of velour and tap- 00 o ] | | estry combinations in beautiful Single or Double- a. W se} Colored Umbrellas | ‘ : colors such as rose, blue, gold, Breasted or 3- vercoats 1th | f Included are: rs | brown, taupe, black, etc. You may Bue Colle or Without $1.59 | _Gowns in Ami-French or Philip- select from various shapes. Suit- | vuitton Uollege y ] Coll ieee of cxinproot | pine, machine and handmade and | able for gift-giving. . -hvet ollar ’ Or Ma- | z Exee: O han broi . Downstairs Store.) . Outs é some hand embroidered; white or | (Downstairs Store.) French Beaded terial: all are on paragon ro colors. frames, and have fancy han- Teddy B Chemise; | , . y Bear emise; some are | dles. You may select from | : the Ami-French, others of novelty Bags. $12.50 ASHION dictators have | proclaimed blue the smart color for men’s apparel this navy, red, green and purple bati ; immi | oes avy, e.. é ed ste with lace trimming. aaa a ‘ Season, and accordingly, Our Men’s Store presents large new assortments of Specially priced. | | Rayon Bloomers and_step-in | Corduroy Robes, $2.98 | Drapery Damask fees lovey ae be (Downstairs Store.) ») Drawers; some have double elastic Women’s, of excellent qual- $1 28 Yard : pee e sbi g back . against contrasting : Roys Suite oping tel ita a Figs tailored in the smartest styles. Whether | Drawers; some. é __ Women’s, of excellent qua yve é yston suit or vercoat , , : °.° ’ . | ——\ : ’ ers lace trirmmed; come ; Sev : ? 3 : , or both, you may be assured that you Initial Kerchiefs ‘ Rs in the new high colors. _ tractive styles; side fasten- | Beautiful lustrous as grounds Made of tiny ‘rench steel beads, % have obtained outstandi iin V ] c 4 : ; . a : é § value and unusually smart style. i. B 69 | Extra-size Slipover Gowns of ing; have shawl collars; red, in striped or all-over effects § in DOX, Cc | 7 crepe and nainsook. trimmed with rose, copen, lavendar and / in excellent color combina mounted on metal frames. hae Men’s full-size white Hand- laces and embroidery. purple; sizes 38 to 44. _ tions; when made, make most TI 9 gy . See kerchiefs with white and col- | Teddy Bear Chemise in built-up ee ee Tere.) Se draperies for wit 1e a S BA ored corner initials; choice shoulder style; lace trimmed. | dow or door. rouser )ulits oe of all regular initials; three Bloomers of cotton satinay and eng | ___ ene Rayon Mufflers neatly packed in a gift box. step-in Drawers of nainsook. —are superbly tailored (Dow? 1} “ft ) | (low nstairs Store.) | Girls’ co t to r velveteen | fine quality unfin- 41x ~~ Handkerchiefs ——_{| | Dresses with long sleeves of $1.50 : ‘ cats c. : 4 sa / KSRR s | gel 2 1 3 pe The straps are made ( ee | ues at this price. of leather and the trays are Special Elevator Direct to Fourh Floor “goer snl boom vn — stripes and neat all-over pat- | ‘D “4 ) of bronzed and a . , irs to sell. {| ¢ Ss: ownsta!l St F 50 75 (Downstairs Store ) = paneer Mere gifts. ) | gy espns: . ROGGE . 6c ts C C § (Ortental Basaar-- Fifth Floor.) eS Ee biesuetticntee:: i eer te eee ee 4

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LLER eNews nted in These eaeeersrereerr uesday ion From These c.oth Shirts 98 Chenille Wash Rugs im- come in an array of beautify! and patterns in pink, blue, orchid of etc. 16 fo £1.40 24x36-in. size $1.89 e 24x48-in. size .. $2.69 27X54-in. size $2.98 Walnut Finished Chests . $21.25 ls ex- Attractive walnut finished hoo! Chests with hardwood lids: : come in a useful size. These Chests are splendid values re when oftered at this apecial price. ~ Normandy Lace Ricl, $1.38 Each arTis, in '- New Panels of French and marquisette with Normandy and lace insertions: all are scal- and lopec at the base and finished 46. with silk fringe; suitable for & any room | Lore our Cushions a dhs. Each tl tS] 00 a and to in Saggy > wz, Drapery Damask at. $1.28 Yard 4 blue, -n- Beautiful lustrous drapery Pt You ' shapes ed in Striped or all-over effects nd In excellent color combina- tions: when made, make most attractive draperies for win- Gow or door. Downstairs Btore.) Rayon Mufflers en of $1.50 je , “ Men's rayon Mufflers In 4 Stripes and -gyind patterns: a! have fringed ends; each one in a Chr: ctmas box. tatre Store > Men’s Bathrobes d $3.95 t. Warm fleece Bathrobes with ~~" collar, cord tie and . two pockets: come in a large ¢ ge) ect: on of fancy patterns. > “ bal iiTs Store.) ‘or tty Heavy rade _ reversible in Rugs for bath or bedrooms: tse me coionia a | - ic ¢ ; at i ; . . “ ¢ - ee ee - -- — - ‘ * » Se eee of thet aspiritt) suaweurrerereter errr seeereeresTereereee Store Open Until 6 o’Clock Every Evening Until Christmas Stationery for Gitts. 35¢ A u ; rtment, providin wide g£ choice of Stationery in ttractive cabinets containing both writing aper nd. corre- sponcence rd Oo match. ‘ c = L. on ere - 4 | Gifts for boys and girls who go to schooi or kKincer- Cigarette Sets [mporte -d. $1.00 French Beaded Bags. $12.50 uisite in French colorings gainst contrasting bac k- rounds. «+ Made of tin ren steel beads, an Ship Model Smoker. $2.95 A new-stvied Smo & / —% ' hee a) nea > 4 and we! aian ~ made! ‘ anced ship mode! on the *s * Aa A China Box for sweet- Tawa ¢ . oe — 7? neat, for powder and sun- Ty i -- uses is topped , | ‘ ms Jaint : tL. ee = Stra ap Ash Trave A convenient Ach Trav « 2 rn -, ~ - .s ace tO a@ strap that fits ene ‘ r . _- rm OF tne easy Re as “rr « il ine afranrie are mace . > se ~~ , . eather - > Ge ~~ + rmAiBAs . , ° - : a) 6 ; oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH neers MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER erec etree eee rreereer renee ee * I Tr ed frames. The silk linings are care- f ee bi a ; ker Stand, made of wrought iron titted with ash tray, - ? and cigar rest— e > Chin ina Boxes and the trays are of bronzed » and 7" | so 13C It Is Just as Easy to Select Christmas Gifts That People Really Want eee Senge SSSR REREREEEEERRREEoe eee ee ate ee en GRAND-LEADER- ns % ) r é /; ) y i Every Christmas List Should Include ; ‘ 4%, G ) B oenix osiery or ifts : ‘, ‘ An excellent solution to the gift problem—give Phoenix fine Hose to “ every member of the family and to your most intimate friends too. It is a ; y gift that is always appreciated. . - bere for your selection. (Hostery—Main Floor.) e 4 x ee Important Sale of Women's Gloves Every Pair Is Pertect —and every pair bears the nationally known makers name. Watches for Gitts Of Chamors-Suede Fabric— Exceptional Vavues at.-.... 59 Obtained at a remarkable price concession from a well-known importer, these beautiful new Chamois-Suede Fabric Gloves are offered in a vast assortment of the novelty cuff styles which are now so popular. Turn-down or flare styles and fancy slip-on styles, in an excellent range of sizes and colors. They are in the correct fashionable shades of tan and gray, trimmed in self- color tailored effects or embroidered in contrasting colors. (Glove Section and Square 20——Main Floor.) > srechgiaie Ogee W 77) Always Be Treasured White Gold Wrist Watch Three pia vtan in attractive designs, cases white gold filled with silver dial and fitted with a jeweled move- $5.95 y, There's never a gift but ing, more mysterious, by wrapping boxes and paper, without charge. fil ~~ e case ye jewel- TITiIIIiliiiiii titi iii iii Let Us Wrap Your Christmas Packages is made more entic- a gay | And here, on the mezzanine weve establisned a speci al gi ift- wrapping. where bbon and seals may be pur- chased, and Desire hands will wrap your gift Gitt Novelties in the Notion Section Sewing Baskets, Each, $1.2 A gift that will surely delight her—a sewing basket in which she may conveniently keep her needles, threads, pins, buttons and tapes. Two stvles, $1.25. Others, 98c to $5. A Need! that she wil e Book isa gift l treasure and ‘ } dainty and ribbons in Garters of pay . colored : s many charmin styles, use every day, for she 14-k. White prettily trimmed. In gift will always have the very Gold Wetec! boxes 59c to $2.25 needle she wants; each IO} atcn : a Book contains assorted A charming style—rec- Pretty Slipper Trees Sizes Ioc fo £5.00 tangu lar int shap Tas with tr, put in ner da nty snoes Pin 3 . oe = iia i. of 7 ¢ solid white > fae ‘ incusniors ‘¢ practi case a 14- Ain i nev are cove €Q VU i -~ : ‘ a . 3 } an . ‘ ” S| CaiiY everyv & 1) in Ga a G wit $1 iver a d rreaq ribbons tM) iOoveiv 7 4 | + +h re] sme riety of novel effects that } Ors, acn De 4 in a - i. a $ are most fascinating to \Ox C ye | . ’ eo -_ 2 have in the sewing cabi- net 2sc to $1.98 An exceptional gift value is an eight-pocket Man's Set of Armbands Shoe Bag. and a large and Supporters to match, Garment Bag of pretty made of novelty elastic art icking, excellently in favorite colors. A practical gift that will appeal to men g$gc ” asi¢ Pp . -- eet tailored. ac ked in a girt eae ie $1.75 ed movem $29 Notions—Main Flo i = — Ma! TIT ity Men S Mutflers In a Shecral Selling i= hoice of check or plaid fienn | in excellent color combinations. All of the Mufflers have fringed edges They were obtained in a spe- ial purchase and are excep- tiona] values. Thrift Avenue—Main Pioor a ee e 2. a ‘e i] and unusual floor ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ne oe an ee — STIX, BAER & FULLER Special Selling of Dinnerware Offering Many Valuable Suggestions for the Perfplexing Problem of What to Give 100-~Pc. Dinner Set. $16.95 A serviceable open stozk Set with dainty pheasant design applied on good quality Service can be moderately priced, we semi-porcelain is a delightful gift that may be replenished or added to. Service Plates $925 Dozen The hostess who receives a f china Service Plates such as the one pictured above will immediately plan a dinner party, just to show them to her friends. gift of imported coin gold of the Piece Dinner Servi will captivate forever the hostess who receives it for Christmas hostess who lied on good quali nese china priced at Japanese China Service A rich design in border effect with treatment decorates each ece of this charming Dinner Service An unusually $39.50 lity Service for picc = of 97 pieces. good gud Imported China Service , With grace of line and rich beauty olorful floral design, this 100- ce of imported ‘china - ~ $47.50 — e in, 100-Piece Dinner Sérvice a, Bordered china is the choice of the is careful in the selection her dinnerware. Here she has sev- very sh border designs ap- x woe Dainty Boudoir Lamps Comflete ‘ reéssi ng tab! A gift for her mame on VOUT in quaint eoaggene: costume ma mounted with shade of George Boudorr Shade ~ . a ** ‘ + ’ ul assortment of weli- fr made Shades in plain and 4 ne fan sg shapes, made of sheer Georgette and silk in all the dainty bo wale colors. are priced trom amber glass, priced at mnior I rrr ane Ghad ¢ wmniete £ $21 75 Junior zalmp alii ‘SPOT! so, COM PLere LOT . ie ae Z ae Zz > oti sie am ie - Bridge Or junior ie pa Base, eacn te ail a a oe $6.95 I F W ith Shade Are Att trac tively Priced e Christmas list. This dainty Dresden china lady ik es te in harmonizing colors. ack ; 7 fa nionec Coa! Oli $3.95 sure to delight a feminine a pleasing Lamp when sur- Glass —- Base A quaint Lamp Base for the bedroom or tole onial-styled living room 1s designed like an old- 4 lamp, } ] ry ystal oar P ¥ : |S ae = > \ Ay green or Semi-Porcelain Set, $25 Proving that an attractive dinner offer this 100-piece Service with its »entrancingly simple coin gold band. Luster Tea Set $4.95 An attractive Tea Set, so in- dispensable for holiday enter- taining, is made of rich blue or tan luster finish on fine Japan- ese china. of Complete Service 23 pieces. (Fifth Floor.) Christmas in the Kitchen — Many Useful Household Gifts Retri gerator. $2.69 A convenient adjustabie Refrigerator for the kitchen window Ss an inexpensive + ren eh: iaw ** 42% gift for the Ki , ‘_ , extremély useful Percol ator. 3! 69 \ + < ect for the kitchen vv, used more thar f a . ro" €asii Ca , ] } » *, 5 o 17 } You mav choose this stove in ali-whit Eagle Gas Range 792 She -cral ae tt Christmas The } ewife will he delighted The housewife will be delighted on Christmas morning to ceive an cleaned porcelain Gas Range, in net style wit arge bake oven. oS ‘ . ‘* Serving Tray, $2.19 or gray porcelain and we will connect This large Tray with met. itu ut any extra charge al frame, pear niaid and Sever " nicely decorated giass cen ter, will save mother many Convenrent Terms of Payment eteps when preparing a meai, » a Fleor.) d Lay Be Arranged | & =i Lo » a. aS Bread Box and Flour Bin. $4.47 l-top Bread Box and 25-lb. Flour Bin to match beautifully finished in gray—a gift that ts sure to be appreciated. | acemeaiemeaaiaial New rol i ee ee mn Wattle Mould. $1 69 Crisp brown waffles will be turned out every morning by the housewite who ‘re- ceives this Griswold Mould. No. 8 size to be used on gas stoves. Cooker. $3.98 The Waterless Cooker is a new and improved method of cooking—the latest house- keeping device makes an ideal Christmas gift. (Firth Piees.)

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ “MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 13, 1926_ a — a. te wm RASE ERISA YS SES SIS PAGE 6 creme" MOVIEMANAGERS. Ae RN ee YO age ie ee ee Tuesday Special! | 75 GIRLS Extra Special! Be Here Tuesday— JUST WINTER Sale 2000 Beautiful New Giits seh eC OA TS Rayon Pillows| 4) ~~. ‘ “ ‘ . ~ 4 So 4 >> = j be - “¥ , iia a st “ a! 5] , “ be . : : ] 7 ey ‘ 7 ~ ae | * : . Ie » *,.2 a . * * f. be * ¥ ; ‘ ¢ ré. | a ot ” ot Ses bs oad : J _ . ee ae “e: y . C oa ¥ ge = ‘ : ; 4 ~ . ~ 3 bes . = 2 ~ . ? . ” . . - . re* awa > eae cx. . : , 5 ~ ee, : . " . : 3 *» oo : a a x ms * “ Wen ; : ' + “ “= , - - » Se ~ on »? aah . Ar. . a . ¥ . : - - . S oe . ~ . ’ \ - “* ‘ 4 orl, ‘ . p . “ : : : . : f eg : 2 : om oo 7 *. - , ‘ = » . ‘ = | : A, i“ ¥ Sy ue ae ; 7 pew * parr” Saher te pod . rt he pats ‘ Wop Pee > eg IR RN or ine fans CRIN lA Laat a LRM GAM ENR yup ot ae , wit , oan . w od als ee Rt p,m 4 Qi ‘ ; : 3 } - " . , be . z Sale Pee sete ani % bith 1 aa e . os eS eee " 4 ‘ CP pete " BP nr Aet LI " . eee ee we ra . . er ¥ Mia tad a ee Bee Ca iy in Age a ~ a ean ae YORE " ee Ne ae has oes SR ae eee yer 32 23 3 3 = = ; i ' ' ' ‘?* 4 EY rt . t a a _ ~ = DAMP WASH. - NAMP WASH SOFT FIN‘SHED - ~ = —_ Me ( Nugents—Sargain Basemen? “tag et Gas: | th Nugen'ts—Bargain Basement.) ‘ “2 Women’s Hand Embroidered Cotton Flannelette Gowns Regular and Extra “>t ae FAMILY FINISH Feather Pillows, Blankets. Comforts, Lace Curtains. HEISEL LAUNDRY 3125 MAGNOLIA OUR TRUCKS GO EVERYWHERE TELEPHONE GRAND 9219- 3206 nme — - — dae Ss dahl eee ’ t amet Tar’ (met nelette a ns I=" nf eF Nugents—Barg Be Ready for Snowy Days Women’s and Girls’ mi # ; ; ; j ‘ : ; z : F = e ? s a - By . ~~ * rm e i at . > i ; : : . y ' Hier : * _” Ss y ' S . — ! . : ; P a on . * a a J ; , ; * , >A : A 7 > - . F ¢ me ~~ ’ . : - t - H 7 =, er 7? - ~ ~ - - rEaze al ’ ip acta se} ~ ‘ Rid = e _ a { 7 rec, Diue or bse | e , ~ oe . 4 wa ~ . . ad + a : - Regular $15 to $22.50 Coats 4 } : hi ¥ ¢ p 7 . ) ¢ » . { ae et ~y +t @ on Select Gifts From These Practical Suggestions Congoleum SF + 5 - 3. ° Men’s Sweaters! Men’ s Bathrobes .. | Christmas , ; Ail-Wool $4.95 Warm Sweaters | A Special Gift Offer: Ing 4 = . 3 Cedar Chest ee yt AMYVERTISEME A BETTER THAN WHISKY FOR COLDS AND FLU Veen. . es Jy a ~ Dal tae he SORES og OE A. PRG AS Are shat Ut | th PO RR ~~ oe prt ee i aael — 1 PORE!” oP yah Ae penne ansehen > ( Bo “prt ay ah: ( a: a eee ee, ee ee Blue Bird 3} yt nt Reguiar $13.50 Rugs <é { NEW SCHEDULE FOR AIR MAIL Letters to leare Wew ¥ week Later yy Faater Planes. he Amoccia‘et Pra “yrs Se. her t he: Genuine Tennesset Red Cedar Chest 36-inch Chest S Peeeiateee: Me se —¥! PE Hew a An Ideal Xmas Gift 4 ‘ A ; we M ‘. j Ss a 8 ie ‘ ‘ , a; , = a ~ i patterns NRe*u.a } to Rugs | ia a : = ~~ — 1000 Peal Curtains ft a - es ik z) Ae Fag sn ae ; 2 — , 7: a | | 2 Pa - . a eee Sa sateen spreacs with ce colored 42-lach stripes. Full Soxros-inch size. . i. DOLLS IN BLANKET— a charm panne gift. $ 95 AB Excleot quliy, seo wee | 2, $ DO): Bolster attached. Scalloped. The Christmas gift that & Dells with moving eres © $i. Slankets in an assortment of | | All-Linen Napkins 25¢ dures: Weill made. hand 4 . Sete op tien Cee ound with good quality sateen Beautiful patterms in all lines lamas ished Chests im sizes Nepkins. 18x18-inch size. All thread linen. Each. for your particular ‘Nugents—BScargain Basement.) | | ( Nagents—Bargatn well in any room. Let @ piain our club pian. | Nagents—Sargain _ =A. SRISRCREAER SSeS eee SS ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. CG. CO ete Ee VS on “ae “Bes Nine ie an Yugents—Bargsin Basemen:

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uesday Special! ST 75 GIRLS’ WINTER | COATS While They ast All Fur Trimmed Full ~ Sizes 7 to 14 Are Lined sie — al | SERVICE! ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH “Blue Birds for Happiness”—Low Prices Make Them Fly The Check Room On Main Floor, for the Holidays Nristmas purchases, . y ~ 7 S --* ¢ ’ C -F4 a a. . ae . +e —— en o . . ’s Su. ++ - to «4 Sis in size - Join Our Christmas Cedar Chest Club ee =e = ~e re a —e se beat 7 == i 25 ——_- — © Genuine Tennessee Red Cedar Chest 36-inch Chest */4-7° i. *20 s . oe ~~ + * > Ti- e Christmas gift that &© > > » - a et Well made. hanc pe vour particular needs Look ‘hn anv room Let as & im our club pian. t.? Sugerts—Bargain Baseme® $8.95 Ceren’ Sets re | “ . . ~~ ‘ ° “a a Bue BAY ONLY 2 TWICE A YAK VINK V AAA DAR AAA 650 to S60 Winter - * « - - Pepner Sets. $1.99 ~ ~ ~ ~ — = ~~ «a = a ~ =~ . rh La * : ~_- - = -_ - on a ¢ War ~teona tor ae ae ® | — vs ’ bea ** ~~ = ~ + ve - te alee a’ - ~ ~~ * - r - a = 7? - at? ~ — - ~ . | ~~ - Fr r $22 » Sr mn Mocels. $14.10 ee = - - ~ ~~ - - cay 7 cs” : & 4 « © oy 2. oor had oe “~ i rt - _ r~- yond ~~ e- ¥ ‘for - ~ s > ha Ss. u ,4 » - / * st °°. -_ e a BEige 3 4 ~ oe a5 4 ; a a 7 JUuC UaGkKe F&F aoc aor or i. 24. — ~m r $4950 Ges Rance $368 ~ a Lee oat — ~~ . Ss @) iQ tf? 5c Toweling ue atripe porders ‘f cy> cee eis Ss fs | Ee F a Pa m mF a ee a 2 d—Values That Dem oD a it | | ee en ee cials in To: 7. eed 7 arr r 3¢ s ia han “re Americas 2 r £.af = \e a ene fiver ir eg (Nagentsa—Second Fioor, Sorth.; FREAREREAD Ww. Ww, W.. Eine Pir¢ *- 7 , cs } a ie Dresser Scarfs, $2.35 s ¢ en. ier = ‘ * Mace a yo OY Og ~ ere } es « ¢ oe s P * ou” . - Oe ~ > Lace Pu OM ys Br'**aer Fs Co re a ere # ac are eravjes -T v Fr PP we ie! ’ - an on $] 42 OTS Lges >i areae re CT Am ers € 4 , id © & & 4 i c% re - Four: Fic Biv Fit KE- “vu eecary Rubber Aprons, 79¢ A -_ g « - - r . LY A & : ar, FOF \ 9 af , - . - Nw WA ed Bags - av 7 u 4 4 : * a e é | aan 4 - rnrre? ar tl A ~@ or * i O’coats ( $3 77°° “Tres | a yx 3 ry, * . r . 4 ’ Pa > ‘arr @ .- - . * Third kf leer ) 1, 0, 3 The Prices Quoted Are the Regular Selling Price of the Article, and the ONE-DAY Blue Burd Price Note the savings, select your Xmas needs nou—No mail or phone orders. - al Finer Fur (‘oats >» 23 y 333333393 33 , - ors. tf Cn ro) » + ww =, $44.50 Tear i + 4 + 2 3 a4 Ps ~ wv 7 de ae el 7 a ae. ST ee ee = de a a onstrate PA aR RR AR ARR RS Regular $37 ) © Dresses All new mate- rials. All styles for evening, etreet, after rr noon and sports Weal All col- 4a ors, all sizes for wemen. 7 rnisses, sfouts. (Nugenta—Second Fieer, North.) an a a a a, Oe a ss —rk sss EERE BSS we Ee Riue Bird No. #4 Theetay $2.95 Bags, $2.45 V ’ 4 erameled “f 7 Seen 4 Hor ' we . 4 ¥ a " eacay $1 95 Compacts $1.59 ” er $e a 7 - ¢ $93.95 Watcne $14.96 J . ‘ . ¥ ¢ = / ~ ’ ’ a : OF ¢795 CiocKs $F 09 ‘ ‘7 AF , o ” ry Got « fF @ + / Lir veTie $j ZA ' ’ . mi 4 dd we 4 Z 7 eta ’ ¢ ‘ 44 ¢ Slips. $2.89 - : . | . f. ¢195 Bloomers, $1.39 - f ; ‘> « ‘se 5 - y we? P e ‘ v4 $950 $2.75 Curtain Sets, $1.99 - i a en 4 aoe) ee @) ‘ei +? 4 >“ F4 aw Big Toy Center -”~, the Va Power of This ue-Giving ee en ore woe : $17.89 “8 $ ).40 onc VISIT THE DOLLARTIOY FAIR TOYS AT SI ee ne ee ee itl i ie ire Aa Pe le ie ‘oe ae, @- teat ear @ X > =m: ( e ~~? , ae f ee = Xe Xe + fae Ge (fe & a>" b> a> ar ele | => eo 1 oo “Blue/Birds for Xmas Gifts Louw Prices Make Them Fly oa ee @> (a, ar @* Ps a all renee NII = Nae” oy > £: i

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Los Aageles enver ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ MONDAY Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday ‘FAMOUS -BARR CO: OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. t. Louis M. O'NEIL CO. Akron THE MAY CO. Cleveland It’s a Matter of Utmost Satisfaction to Select From Our Assortment of adios for Giits 7 ud . * 7 _ = - aT ‘Ler Bx ghee y ace e. Maytona cage a % Equipped. . @ Receivers that embody latest radio prin- ciples—and are surprisingly efficient. Com- plete with speaker, 5 RCA or Cunningham tubes, batteries, and aerial kit. A most note- worthy radio value at $49.95. With A and B Socket Power, $82.50 Atwater Kent Sets ose: spl $ Equipped. . The celebrated new Atwater Kent mode] 20 Corm- pact—in console cabinet, with built-in speaker using Utah unit. Five tubes. batteries and other necessary accessories. Set without accessoriés, $60. With Phileo A and B Power, $1653. Deterred Payments May Be Arranged, If Desired Select Protitably From These Offerings— Carving Sets $5.29 @ Universal stainless steel three- piece Carving Sets with capped end and stag handle; $6.95 Value... lined box. Combination Flour Bins 100-lb. blue japanned finish $4.25 Carpet Sweepers Bissell Sweepers; fitted with revolving brush, dump tray, bumper cord, rubber tired wheels and adjus - able handle .. : 33, 415 $4.50 Bird Cages Round style Hendryx brass Cages; fitted with seed guard, perches, removable drip tray, swing and footed $3 9 base ae en — capacity white enamel- inished bathroom Scales with glass covered dial; Christmas a snlendid capacity Flour Bins with roll-top bread and cake box; of heavy De Luxe tin in white, gray or dle; in lined box Wear-Ever Roasters “ae Irx16-inch size Roasters; Oblong style, aluminum with removable tilating cover Bird eae Stands Regulation height Stands with half-circle top, brass and weighted base; attractive $4.14 for any room Mahogany Finished Nut Sets Nickel-Plated Casseroles Carving Sets .... Table Knife and Fork Se ts Universal Percolators Carafe and Water Sets Griswold Dutch Ovens, aluminum Griswold Dutch Ovens, Enameled Roasters Aluminum Roasters Tuesday—Share in the Savings to Be Derived From These Offerings of Household Equipment Tables, Ranges, Refrigerators—Everything for the Home! ic to $9 95 ) to sags 98 ag it Kitchen Tables W $2 Window Refrigerators —of heavy galvanized iron and fitted with removable rack: ex- tends from 18 inches to 34 inches, 15 inches high $8.95 Value Or gray enameled Sellers Sanitary Kitchen Tables; with cut- sor drawer and hite porcelain top. Cole’s Coal Ranges Cole’s high-oven coal Range, construction, with trimming and hot blast nickel-plated large bake oven in attractive $12.45 $8.75 Table Sets Universa! stainless steel 12- piece Table Knife and Fork Sets. with black Ivoro'd han- inset tra y, end handle and ven- $4. Q5 Jo Be de ee eS a ee ae Gee er to $0 20 cast iron. .$2.35 to $7.25 .79c¢ to $5.50 $1.15 to $5.95 Basement Gallery The homte with a Radio pos- sesses the most interesting, versatile and valuable of en- tertainers. “your $6.49 fitted Four ‘otal Models That Invariably Please Are ug gested Here: Freshman ee Completely > Equipped... @ These latest Freshman Sets please both the operator and the “audience.” 5-tube model, in neat cabinet, with batteries, tubes, and loud speaker of splendid make. With A and B Socket Power, $112.70 Radiola Model 28 Fight-tube Radiola Super-heterodyne Sets equip- ped with Philco A and B Power—so that they operate direct from the light socket. Complete with all equipment, including new R. C. A. cone speaker. Radio—ixth Floor The Eureka Won The Grand Prize At the Sesqui-Centennial Exposition —and Is Daily Winning Favor With Those Who Consider Its Merits Balance Payable $5.00 @ There are over. 50,000 Eureka Electric Cleaners in St. Louis— neighbor there will be hundreds more be- fore the first of the year, because they are being purchased Christmas gifts. proving their worth. Monthly has one’’—and daily They are No extra charge for the $8.50 set of attachments, Basement tallery casing 9.95 Personal Christmas Greatly Reduced Prices on Greeting Cards 25 for $1.45 to +4.69 100 for $3.45 to $15.50 @€ Choose this week from these unusually priced assortments of 25 and too Christmas Cards —with appropriate greeting and your name in “‘Raisdletter”’ and printed effect—complete with envelopes, many beauti- fully lined. Main Aisle—Main Floor Bungalow Ranges $84.50 Value $6 R25 ' ' € White or gray porcelain finished Bungalow Ranges with two-hole coal cooking top and four gas burners. ; ' Three-stick shut-off $51.45 Happy Gift Choices! All-Wool Blankets $9.50 Gas Logs style Gas fitted with metal rack and gas $15.95 Value, Pair af | @. Heavy - Weight Blankets of pure wool yarns in attractive rose, blue, tan, laven- der and black and red plaids; 70x80-inch size, with cotton ga- teen bound ends. Down-Filled Comforts Printed cotton sateen Comforts; filled with new Sanitary down and bor- dered in solid $8 colors. Special, 910.85 Seventh Floor Third Fleor Log; a EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1926__ __ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday anyone. pockets; Women’s For Women’s Useful Gifts—These Beacon Robes @ Neatly tailored Robes of attrac- tively patterned Beacon cloths; wide choice of colors and sizes for almost —with long sleeves, sizes. At.. Tuesday—Select Practical Gifts From Thege Boys’ Lumberjacks —Also Sweaters Special Tuesday $4.95 $4 Value, Special . @ All-wool Shaker knit coat Sweat- ers with large roll collar; also all- wool Lumberjacks in bright: plaids with knitted waistbands. Sizes 8 to 18 years. Boys’ Shirts chambray, Cotton pongee, percale. gee and broadcloth Shirts in sol- id colors or fancy patterns. Collar- attached style; sizes 12 to 95¢ 14% neck Kasement Liconomy. Store Corduroy Robes shawl collar and in Copen, cherry and rose. and misses’ Basement Economy Store Women’s Slippers $1.25 98c Value... € Women’s felt Slippers with pompon and ribbon trimmings; sizes 3 to 8. Soft padded soles. Basement Women’s Hose Sweaters Pais 1.50 Pair. oe € € Full fashioned pure thread silk Hose—silk over the knee, narrow lisle top and reinforced feet. Black and colors. Basement Women’s Slips er $1. 49 | @ Mannish coat Sweaters for | @ Lustrous rayon Slips and women; of warm worsteds, with Bloomers in tailored stylese rolling collars; black and col- | all sizes, and every favored ors; sizes 36 to 46. Winter color. Basement Basement Very Popular—Here Only Maybilt Clothes Se. —Of Sturdy All-Wool Fabrics New Dresses¢ For Daytime and Evening $15 to $20 Values *10 @ Smartly attractive Dresses of crepe satin, flat crepe, Georgette and various wool- ens—in styles you want for street, sports, afternoon and evening occasion. Women’s, misses’ and extra sizes. € Suits — Overcoats — Top- coats—and Tuxedos of May- bilt make are styled and tai- lored to please—the choice of models and patterns is broad and there are sizes for all. Sheep-Lined Coats —for men. Made of all-weather- proof canvas and warmly sheep-lined; pockets reinforced with leather corners. $9 0) e« e Sizes 36 to 44. At.. Fancy Knit Vests —in light or dark colors are giits many men and young 95 will appreciate. 34 to we A 42 chest. Priced.. Basement Economy Store Rust, red, blue, green, brown, cocoa and black Dresses. Basement Economy Store Exceptional for see | Bathrobes Poo € Children’s Bath Robes of im- ported and Beacon robings, with ribbon and cord edge trims. 8 to 16 years. Basement. Special Value. Women’s Gloves $1.50 to 98c $1.75 Values. . € Novelty imported fabric Gloves in turn-back, flare and gauntlet cuff styles. Basement, Women’s Purses $2.50 g 1.98 Value... € Novelty pouch and under- arm styles in leathers and silk; many colors. Basement. Girls’ Coats Value... P 1. ID @ Polaire, broadcloth and other wool fabrics; fur collars —sizes 3 to 14 years. Rasement. Unusual Offering of Wilton Rugs Seconds of $79 Grade 238 @ 9x12-ft. size seamless Wilton Velvet Rugs in artist'c Chinese, Persian and American designs— of lustrous pile all- wool yarn and_ hand- somely fringe finished. $3.75 Throw Rugs 27x54-Inch size Axminster Throw Rugs in attractive designs and effective color combina- tions Basement Economy Store Union Suits Girls’ Dresses vaue... $1.48 Value... € Men’s elastic ribbed, wool- mixed Suits—long sleeved and ankle length; sizes 36 to 46. Heavy or medium. Men’s Hose Special, a”. aoc Box of 3 Pair, $1.10 € Wool and cotton or rayon and cotton; checks and str‘pes. Irregulars of soc to 59¢ grades. Hasement de chine or wool crepe sleeves} 7 to 14 years. Basement Basement Men’s Slippers $1.79 $1.39 Value... @ Black and brown Everett and Opera Slippers with rubber heels. All sizes. Basement —__ + Boys’ Clothing Select Gifts From These x Bridge Lamps Roby ST | @ Many will be eager to choose from these soo attractive Bridge Lamps: with polychrome effect heavy metal ¢ Two-pants Suits in sizes 7 to base and dainty colored rayon shade. 18 years and warm Overcoats Complete with cord and plug. in sizes 3 to 18 years. Basemest $1.79 Boudoir Lamps —————— asaeéea eff: Cts i , S| - rT) £ - ~ — — ~ —in ivory and Dutch silver with neat gold or shade; also Colonial $1.50 to $1.95 with glass base of egg b] Val “OL, 1 ber with chintz arues Oe ke i; ae | ' Inf ‘ohyr yarn knit n two-tone colorings Basement Knit Sacques j . SSS; Basement Economy ‘store ; Select From These Fringed Curtains $5.50 Value, Pair = lustrous s: natural Make Gift Selections From These Groups— Bedspreads .OO Offered $ ia ceuws @ Rayon and cotton mixed 82x105-inch size Spreads, including bolster; in handsome blue, rose and gold brocaded effects. A gift the housewife will appreciate! $1.25 Japanese Cloths Imported 6o0x60-inch _ size Lace trimmed all-linen ecru Japanese Tea Cloths, all colored Dresser Scarfs, hemstitched; in tubfast blue 18x54-inch size: print pat- each . 59¢ terns woman $3. 50 Bath Sets reak.ast Sets Turkish Bath Sets consist- 50-inch lust rous Pull-bleached mercerized ing of large bath mat, towel cotton s50xso-inch size Cloth | ; ; ‘ , 4 Tuesday—Take Advan Imported Select for Your O Haviland & Co. Sets $125 Value : $79 € Haviland & Co. 100 Piece Sets with dainty border pat- tern, coin gold line edge and oin gold covered handles. Bavarian China Sets Ornately designed 100-Pigce Sets of Bavarian china with ivory tinted border and coin gold covered handles Deck Christmas F vine Ca Shadow-weave Curtains woven ¢ yarne—in ecru tint; 2', yards Ie fringe; special, the pair........

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“ha — tw eicms 95¢ “Tire Practical Gifts From Thege umberjacks Women’s Slips Special » ) at ¢ ae 9 rj @ Lustrous rayon Slips and 200% ; | styles— | Ux? = very tavored mer v¥ C Diosement onal for Tuesday ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae THE MAY CO. Lee Angeles Store Hours, Until Christmas, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Send Christmas Greetings in Appetizing Assortments of Our Christmas Candies Beautitully Packed—Invariahly Luscious and Wholesome Three-Pound Special 0 three-pound decorated tins packed assortment that will be en) oyed delectable morsel. Par- | | Priced ha on With aii cown to % * a ne '¢ + Lneé iaSt AN | eee Je Seen. ‘ae =, » ‘ exceiient milK an rK cnocoiates, Crvs- tallized fruits—and mziny other cnoice confections from our I Jaylight Shop. a. . “Christmas Greeting” that -_ uldnt fail to please. — — 7 O Gi’ t Candy ther Specia ristmas Boxes rder Gi’t Candy Noy , iwOw 2-]b. Tins Chocolates and other Candie $1.50 Employers, Sunday Schools amc er 3 . “ | ~ ~ * , ey - ~ ~= See ae! C Let a 2€§ ae arge Z2',-]b. boxes Chocolates and other Candies, $1. PCN Bi Canky ne tee ' - 7 “ rhe ’ v4 is » 9e1 Glass Dishes filled with asstd. chocolztes, $1.; ual gift kages—shouid ace their orders now. We ~ ** . ° a ~- 2 4 144-lb. Giass Jars filled Hard Candie $1.79 as offer large assortments of t ? fr rT - ‘re 4 a oa gf L, na — Fancy Crackled Glass Jars of Hard Candies, 59c ee, a ee eee 3 : as j none better 5-lb. Xmas Tins Campfire Marshmallows, $1.89 e Candy Section—NVatn Fioor At a Saving of More Than One-Half, You May “Give” Arden Brunswicks The Illustrated Console Modei —Formerly $125—Now 39 @ An Arden Brunswick ~ — zr ~ e; . * St ey ehire ree = toe @s WwW) dad ° +8 in “yy >. ah ae _ 7 ] great- Girls’ Dresses Seeset_ $4.95 a g € Cotton velveteen, with crepe te ie chine or wool] crepe sleeves; ee ec to 14 years Basement emer ane Men’s Slippers ? sae £139 Valu Ss C Riack 4 brown Everett ag and : Op a Slippers with rubber — et 1eels. All sizes. Banemenst —— Bovs’ co 75 T we pany -y » lL s ~ ‘ > Y@eaTs a Wil + 7 -€ Eve ae 5 9.7 sc in sizes 7 to Overcoats —4 TT es » Tin sement Om p ¢ € c¢ Ct | Ps | $1.5 as a Se . nit Sacques o $1. “$1. 19 knit ne std nEes. Basement ; ee a OT | - : _ ; ; & ae : ; ' as eee e ; € ' / : : Pa Bavarian c Ww. Coin ~O.c iihe On ecge and coin wory tinted border and coin go:.d covered $89 5() £E0ic covered $39 handies \ m?) RR © Fifth Floor ____MONDAY. EVENING, Double Eagle Stamps —— DECEMBER ~ 13 19256 , ‘ coal A ten - s Windows With These Deck Christma Lace Curtains Special, the Pair 510 @ Lovely Beige Point Mular ii eels Cel Lace C c hat wiil aca tC these new Gladstones, with soft the i ay eer of your din- sides, particularly convenient. Of . : exauls hand-bordered cowhide, leather rT: f rT be! Y win” ’ Ti aes —— lined—a gift choice certain to te pereerns ee — — a_i This Lovely Gift for the Home— $300 Mohair Suites Special -—— $9 Built Durably | Tapestry - | Coxwell ti0n ; $70 Value $49.50 tee @ An artistically designed lar ge davenport and chair—with solid si fxs ] versil 10 fri , F ap Comfortable | mahogany frames, loose reversible cushions of mohair frieze and Leree Clsies te solid mahogany Many will want one of these Suites for legs; a handsome frame. their homes before the _ holidays. kind for gifts. $55 Value $39.50 covered Chairs, full web construc- reversible, loose cushions. Coxwell Chairs Furntture—Seventh Floor You're Sure It’s Going to Be a “Merry Christmas” When You Come to Toyland Where a Sparkling World ot Toys Suggest Myriads of Gifts to Delight the Kiddies —Select sa e! Parkcycles Offered at $19.95 Almost like cially designed boys and girls. Rubber tires rubber pedals, parking stand, and coaster brake. $ ror Character Dolls Baby Dolls of “character” type, with bisque head, mov- ing eyes with lashes and bobbed wig; special at $ | = $3.25 Bubbles Babies With composition head, and ving eyes; wrapped in pink or bl ue +7 - Q5 a 91.95" Se Cedar Chests —for dolis —— built of genuine cedar with hinged cover; seal $4.2 Size Doll Carriages Made of woven fiber, attrac- tively finished; rubber tires; adjustable hood $7 Q5 reclining back L.79 Twenty Only—In a bicycles—espe- - smaller | oe eee Santa’s in F airyland And Every Tot Should Meet Him! € Watch the kiddies’ enthralled faces as they talk to Santa it's still more exciting to trade their 25c (obtainable at the entranc’) for a surprise package from —and his very own hands Ear! Shipley, clown from Hagenback-Wallace Cir- Whet FUN to watch him! EO sry Cus, 1S 1D en Automobiles Equipped with fenders, windshield, bumper, rubber tires and other $25 accessories o Ives Trains Electric Trains with engine, two cars and ten pieces of track; offered ne Ives Twains Offered at $14.95 Trains on wide Ives Electric gauge track: engine with headlight and reverse, two cars and ten pieces of track. horn, a a tickets a Trains Mechanical Trains consisting of engine, tender, car and eight pieces of $I 25 ~ track; complete Coaster Wagons —of — grade umber, with rubber-tired stee' disc wheels stee! axles and So QR braces > ~\ me / fA. [Sind ‘ a ji / J ga fj : yA . pe Fs - , aa ~~ 9 . : vf — Mama Dolls Special art $3.98 to $7.45 A wide assortment of Dolls with mama voices, composi- tion head and legs, moving eyes, excellent wig, dressed with cap to match | Made —— Cash Deposit Will Hold Your Purchase Till Christmas. Mama Cars Offered at $4.95 Ivory and blue painted Cars that will teach baby how to walk in the safest way. Have front and rear bumpers, extra handle and wheel. Desk Sets Roll-top style desks with pig- _eonholes and drawers—end chair to match $27 50 well built . Hobby Horses of excelient grade plush and mounted on a plat- ce. Sleds Flexible type thet has steer- ing bar and good grade steel runners; for boys $] 50 Or giris my) Scooters Sidewalk Scooters, of steel, with rubber tires, parking stand and strong $ | OR construction . Toyland—Basement Gallegy Most Extraordinary Group of 9x12-Ft. $375 to *450 Chinese Rugs Choice just now will red, sand and Tuesday at >289 @ The sort of home gift that becomes an heirloom ar: these gorgeous 9x12-ft Rugs—and this exceptional saving certainly than twenty St. Louisans. of Rugs in deep blue, mellow gold, wistaria, taupe—all with the cushiony, lustrous pile that denotes their high grade. Chinese offered interest far more You have choice 10 $350 to $400 Chinese Rugs in 8xl0-ft. size.........$269 Por Gifts—Sma!l Chinese and Persian Rugs in unusual variety, $8.50 to $aag Rag Section—Fittth heave ee A, OL ALLEL A A Oey ~ ~~ ~ - ae o Sree Sa _

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ee poe ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 13. 1 = Ya ) G a a wy LI WALD C (Christmas &ift Creations a ee ‘ Fy ee = ee, ee we ee rd es: ; ‘ ~ apt ‘ t 4 Ti ad She CET hte eee : ‘ pe f é b . rn a ey ee ee ee wre - cate a hs H aad Eee eee i i pi te a 5 10a al ‘ $ ‘ ~ ie hs DS aie iat re ee one inte, Raita tied na a Poe See S| a aithe sadlodeeiai ty é * Be acs rs ste ; ? , i. : . Pe a ey . are . owe . ii * 5 ov ¥RzS ; ragga sre ge ae it Cage agbine coma. ton. eine pape SARS, rd 9 iit ome = 2 os Rw WuriilzeR [ssi A Cozy Corner GENE a handy end table with EASY * ae adjustable reading lamp Asserted \ — rl mit a Full *39 to >*2,50 TERMS YORK ane i | ; : @ And the cost is 1: mete: patter Aotme nt of New Treasury Bonds - CHAUNCEY MI DEPEW. ne Associated Prewe. a EF nL ea . AV A KO S| YASH y Be ie ia ‘ :¥ ' t rie genset * CORNER at S soso DerMAR BLVD. ¢ ‘Candies’ 2 SORNER AT Our tor Dad ™ i ee RADIO A big, comfortable chair, - Buy Her book trough. a smoking S ose Selectivity and Tone Quality | Christmas sien esti aeuidaaaie an —what man _ wouldn't Chocolates 7 4 Caramels f Live : Spee } a: eniov such gifts? ey tanto ©. | Fall Cream Mang, ; : ; ' melts Butter ace and Vanity | enough for the joy such (reams Mao eand Caramels Vanilla \utCreams \ and Plain 4 j ~~ i Re ( Pouna / J WE SHIP ANDI 4 ———— ’ — Venufacturing on without obligation comforts insure. ee 2) oS ae ELECTRIC CO. s-ORWIG-LEROT MAES SCHER ae | | 4417 SHAW AV. RNITURE ~ I ATIONS = DRAPERIES An Id G:! é 117-1119 LOCUST STR : 2 nea 7 sedition Phone loday — > a yo SAPS => FASY W AS SHER AND DRY ER : GR d 5780 = SEND your WANi AD tw the POSI1-DISPATCH and GES ne | _ RESULTS—3-time Ads 4LMWOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING MAESCHER APPL IANCE Co. 7 e | _ her a New EASY Washer - ‘ ~ x > - = —* oP WS Pe WARD RS ne ee a ’ ehh om « a Pl en! hae? ‘waht a 1 A, Dept aigadiat bone pats ~~ ” cet ine Ss pene. I sale sirshan , , *: ° Rigi ; “ . fy be 4 ; ar “he ! * 1 aad 4 - 2 ne ei RIE ce eae. ee - ag I IE I at . Det : “e . 9 . ee . oe % oer ip 1A “bere yy ae sy Se oles 2 a5 : , — . * pee. g ny Aa) 8 8: PR ele D See ™ ag x x “ ms ea - “ * c fe ; . xy Si THE NEW EASY wasuer Are Open Evenings > | CONNER-KIMBALLU =LECTRIC CO. ~! | 1ji~ ce ~- ss? saat te Phone FOrest 3743 3026 N. Union BI. nena “a a - xX. Oe a Met oJ ssnxes) THE EASY ==", a C- (om ( a - (> . Bra et } be ae ws ere livery | - , : Now in Our New Oifices 570-1-2-3-4 Paul Brown Bldg. Phone MAin C9S0 EASY _ Soeecrgen SHOP ROOM 570-4 PAUL BR OW N BLDG. Only he y | ae \ wa } ne, “Fa O ee, ¢ 40t an | eee ) 4 ee he a oe : ter} ee ae or a } anne i... 2» } a x ‘ , ino Met p =} hi Si, +t ‘ - ee * : 4 . ’ : *, es w a 7 4 ate P ’ iF e = » * wis 2 . _ 4 “ ” ’ + be : fe 7 > > . a * * ery oe mr aa a the Macartne , ers im wuse fCoday Adwe crected a per 1 on at t Sa . aes manent dP mand for this model. W- Rasemenrt tsallier*s . : isis sane i \. shall contimwe to make it. embDod ving one pit -- of = — Mia menate (Re same ne workmanship and : a: Faorix ties - St. Lours’ Dominant ys sa er escge wai . ' | a | 1 - eI agen n _ The Velvers Brock Christmas Store fa s than an hour was surrour > , desta i GLE ALLL LIE *

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___.__-- -_-_— _PAGE 11° Only 10 More ws Shopping Days | ‘RAKOS » COR Candies » b SORNER AT one, Store Hours Until Christmas. Daily 9 Until 6 , Before Christmas 1 Gift Creations (—__ Pee Se, ye ARES tmas Cnic ST Full Cream ve sa . ic Caramels 9 ! >. ee Cc Team | Marah. li eS Q | i SN ete ae male Cane | , LUULS avorite Gi Ore andassorted Chore Cerseneio ben . and Plain, Nut | H d SSS 7 ome & Shaw! Dainty Silk Underthings for Girl ~ a. 35¢ | aANGS se vening hawls Bontil Ploes ainty Si nderthings tor Giris | D DELIVER SAFELY ANYWHERE M kk Pp f Ch | From 8 to 16 Years. pnd Sales, 4709-17 Delmar Blvd. ake errect ristmas For a Man’s Christmas Girls will love to find pretty Silk Undergarments C7 : sai ; 3 i lS tame among their Christmas gifts sere Gifts UGE te Wonton of che finest lected Ueiar hick ean, : 0 Np | : oughly seasoned before it is used. The result is 2 wie ehiat Mad Suk checks and stripes. Plaids and allover figures. Shawl collar cord trimmed. Standard sizes, of small, medium and Superior workmanship, ralue. mplete with cord $8.50 Double-Burner Psy lectric Stove Specia al, S6 40 Penis! Line-a-Day Books cates | Ls "algae | $1 to $7.50 fevcljalsts P sate : mespondence Cards 4... yt. 0us wa mported Clo | ee Writing Cases : ani ry _— j te and ‘tints. crelient i. es Ee : = ality 54.00 to o1l3 : — niga 3 Novelty BB ce Eien ~ rs G iz be . 16 ecial, $7. }ron j : : ee er : Sn ; aig FPONO?T q nce ~Ewe et * ‘ . tied wo r) la / &5 . ? Cc =~ ges Cards Boxed Stationery a BEF - pide: io tha cn ¢ ) ee eee ee t ind Made mariu v1.90 to $2 : $1 to $10 =e t| Boe / tie ak elwersal ape i _ ~~ veld : ae niet ’ ee 4 eas Writing paper and corre i — ince S / S Ili AY spondence cards. (PF _ : > pecia Cc ing j Boxed Fountain Pens © "4 2 | ! , of 74D ly $2.75 to $8.75 SS ee ee y; | del: uy 1 4 Eversharp Pencils N evening of comfort, reading or i / extra large. quality and \ nus washing method the way, uses the same world- ;cuum Cup Principle that for sed in hundreds of thousands of 1 over the country. You can a the Easy, or a pair of overalls ng around a car. and they will dclean. Yet a silk chemise or a washed and dried just as safely - Electric ° Toaster. $2.95 Silks of Sup erior eauty ee Soe In a Special al Sale ‘Pyrex’ —Beautiful Oven Glassware Makes Most Delighttul Gifts nT a ‘ es . A® attractive assortment f 4 . ] a (aa ae poe: o $11.50 and $15.00 Metal Fabrics /p =! VS “idk, tay one of wtschieln 4 on this free o aa lvets proche | pe a ee: weceuee it ee ae ffer a and Velvets nn a el —@ Pasy. and 1 | ubstantial savin Gold and silver interwoven C3SS ee? a5yY, and let you do 4 whole | hing gowns a? 2 wh UuOSsSid avi pe. Te ots == a +} .* 7 ad ) , } a 1} f.; 0 TS. Complete w tn a app! . x a Nea %,° £ ‘hit. Just call up the nearest ae eeu i: eerore : arr q In several shape = Urea re Round Casserole ; ler - , . . i ‘7 re ceanventiona TioTai n — resoner > 1} C: ; ? : Pere a ee al _ Ra & nly one piece of he ls group C ' ——ainnen = | a — . “> j s nship and of Metal Fabrics which feature allover ie ue, crepes, Fallen ee iia » DeCid:! —m - oa ee ‘ rs " . “ym ¢ : “ a 4 : gee ee os , ; . ; “oh “ * ro C-« —————— conventional and floral desig ine silk and rayon and. silk and woo! ‘ 1 on Special Ternns—? —/ Bal Pe } : 3 aa ’ _ i rw oiita , <2 F h a ee ~ ‘ : ; ; ; ake ans COiorings that are combined wi Fo1d epingles in a large assortment of coiors Down and balance Monthiv Loaf Pans oblc sh ane . . - ' _ . _ . , JC e gz and silver are particulariv effective ae ae " narte frocks Most ia ai ae om i og ¥ —- : : rO! aYytiime a » op! re eee ae elephone GArfi¢e Weep obiong Two |. 00. $1.7 The Velvers Broche in two-fone flora: excep? 1eS S VY Dp e “oe ' oo ni [wo sizes $:.so and stn aizes and designs. ae \ a7) ders 7. 2 LO Wares ¥ns’

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee aioe tone ° ERS siIFD a Se | ras We*° ~ , Tha Walter S. Morgan, 4151 Lafayette ° $136 Deir i rd, | Gentineed on Next =o i ) i ~ Pp Pasure Announ cing i at f i . ae ts Ne epee . 5 z : a ee DAVID tomo | STATE INCOME - Hae Reen Arrointed eueve Ce CUES Seuverercersevereusesececwewel PSUS EC SeSe CSE ESTE ES SUS" SONNENFELD’ || GULLS a 610 to 618 Washington Avenue | SIZES 38 to 56 A Mighty Offerina Black Satin Mules Sensationally UnderPriced at a PUSI-b.~....--: auniereaiaain as s rervigreree ee ons | THE ONIN DIFFERENCE |} Ag NER TFELDS | ITY MANAGER OF THE O Some of Alleged Delin- | BETWEEN WRECKLESS : UN rma DEPARTMENT | quencies Are for 1921, | tO te Tite FIRST GUY SPECIAL! Choice of 250 Others for Years 1921 to USES 1924, Inclusive. RAYBESTOS Trimmed and = Hats | BRAKE LINING | = ees +? 4efendants in suite recentiv fiec | + \ : , oe eo ("FLAT RATES and cBmbinctions of | Fords-20 Minutes . i materials. Favored colors Other Cars i Hr. ; ; Trucke— “inh wh ‘ ‘ . . " ps tN Sone (Sing ey (ng Sipe yA sa 7 ae es Ne gets BEE SF ety ¥ wh te ai hasaee . ; ies senile aaa a my ’ le he RS SURES SORRY. SR LAER Ho AOR ag eal LB SO See RN iam isa oe ie ag . . ~— ms » , ~ . - nee my $ ie Magee! Gee tes, P FIR See oe n Kelbetae3 f Te Se ee ee at st Conia I aN beiccet ipthe ee E Ghie eae sath Seem, \ 2 1 ey hen Sarita : Si i> es a we Me eens BN eis: ae hay, : en be Po . ? x th Atal SB on AS 4 + - rec a j i _ ERR ARSC et. Ome tS fy ae aES Ee Re a ae ait ne Be a SI a Acad ; * Le. Oma ae 4 eS ae C Idvance Styles ~ in Qualities You Would Never Dream of Buying at This el Low Price! — Fast Trains z : ; eS *» Have you been seeking somethin n In a Dress: A Dr ps es Sonit ifferent 7 A sty! e inal fu AHEAD of $a: that’s “quite di — 7 ou Kansas City you've been seeing elsewhere? . eS, 7 Anes : gee te. NEW St. Louis-Colorado one’s every desire. to be dressed in the height of | ppt ion and yet not feel the slightest in on one’s purse. h | 03 ane. values? We believe they’re POSITIV IOUT Et | “ Pacific-Coast Timited™ 2:00 pri. These Frocks Are a Step Ahead yy oN Kansas City Express™ : ?:00 pm. of the Mode in Every Detail -— Midnight Lirsited” and Are Really Marvelous... ra ow. 1 a @ freat comvemtt — i you Almost Unheard-ot Values an kip oe, egy FART Be a ey. v. LN ae > “ o 7 ee os OrtouUs 1D ROM ~ v ; " : - ; winter. [here are an abundance ot hotels, apartments and cottages, and living costs - = ~~” » +? al = eCntreis reasOonac ie. Dixie diyer ** ean’ Pul llnen. Thro muen L oe D Party Frocks of Taffeta and Georgette Included a ’ S| >| mpletely appointed. Drawing it and open section sleeping cars. Maid’ and vaiet. Club and observation cars. Dixie " sma moon wre. emi AIREY oa PONT. oe mere ne ney we o = Petersburg Drawing room and open sect and observation cars; maid a: > . . x Dixie &cpress 7% > Fan ° A si rear ; | ’ oucn CYTTy T? CKET OFFICE cars. Ps’ 313 N. Neste ears Si. LOUTS Superlative Regular and TRAINS &@ a : eo Features That Stamp These bine: — Ni or Sizes rom » 3S - -_ “* , ~~ . . . ‘ > « : v oT 4 : mS : ; ° = : 2 . ia’ —s - — . “ « t. e . YS i 2 ; : . » : : - te *. — —— Se ert © Pr mate - a hee mos ae tape Soa or mT 2, = SSS SENSES SEEN SE Ay Ly Ay Ly Landaa danda VOW VVVAV CVO OCC OOO VV OVO COW OO OI WCF x SASS. LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R-R: €

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vee a Pet a AA NF ELDS ashingt 07] Avenue ering of 800 Pairs tin Mules | Sensationally % Under ‘Priced at & * ’ . ’ ~ ~ * 4 4 +* ~~? #4 " es — PS g ee en ed .. ; > ae hi 79 1 } yo - ¢ : ' a ia Satin aiid. eiervant iV lined With appreciated eect nanarme —_—, bed dalekalel AP RARARARORRA CAOAZ ORO: due * $¥Ov ewe ‘ iy LITT. AA RA AA — 11 AA AAI AR AA AA AAAAAR AA} - ’ 4s \ y od » doe : ; time | $ : \ ia ft J ) or lors Low Price! 1a Dress? A Dress AHEAD of those portunity to satisfy ight of NEW fash- one’s purse. The THOUT EQUAL! Regular and | Extra Sizes From I l4 to 50 | ie | ce te ge _ - eet “Kansas City Express” Trains | leave Dei: mar Ave. Station 15 minutes | 1t¢er— @ great convenience tf you vein the Wesr End. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _—.MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1926. ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _._ PAGE 12 Material Alone Costs More Tuesday Only Values to $3.50 LINENES! MERCERIZED FOULARDS! MERCERIZED PONGEE! INDIGO PER- CALES! CHECKED AND STRIPED GING- HAMS! SATEENS! LIGHT PERCALES! You choose from more than 50 styles ... some plain, some hand embroidered. Sizes to fit every stout woman... 38 to 56—a bargain if there ever was one. Make lovely . Amas presents, too, 94c. ‘s nA he ne " 64° 4 4. 3 a. Sb? Pe ee "AE haa. “ot 4G 8, nasi ° 0° 275 “Re is” . 4. 2 ‘ ee , Pes “- "a % tah yy i o*4 ‘ ; a sh A brent -new Midnight service over Four Fine Fast Trains ro Kansas City the most popular route—WABASH. Lv. St. LOuis—Union Station 11:55 pm Ly. St. Louis—Delmar Ave... 12:10am Ap eeaeeeees City........... 7:30am . ere St. yaa a Club lounge car—all-night service and breakfast in the morning’+s a ae drawing room—sleeping cars—berths ready for occupancy after 9:30 pm-~-- free reclining chair cars— big comfortable roomy seats. “ Pacific-Coast Limited’ 2:00 pm. 9:00 pm. “Midnight Lirnited’’ 11:55 pr. “The OMAHA LIMITED” Leaves ST.LOUIS 7 30pm Arrives OMAHA730am Information, reservations and tickets at Broadway & Locust, Union Sta- tion and Delmar Ave Station—or ask F.L. McNally. D P. A, Main 4980 SSS NERS NS EASA SASS Have You Read Today’s 1 Gift Suggestions for Everybody | SE et EAS IENS SY | & A Classified List of Timely Holiday Of.- fers Today, Tomor- row—Every Day Un- til Christmas in the Post-Dispat ch— The Shoppers’ Medium of the Billionarea. | SSAA yo. the Post-Dispatch Classified Gift Suggestions for Everybody se. lection is simplified. These care: fully arranged lists include suggestions under separate headings. SIS For Father For Grandfather For Mother For Grandmother For Sister For Aunt x Mae a Neen oe bd , For Brother For Uncle For Him For the Boy For Her For the Girl For the Children For Everybody ll EWS RAS - a Ce € ven Se ak SEcen fin Bis OUI OQ! Ops was avtnes are presi NnNcuneg | ‘ ‘alan 2 oe a 7 ta aes : + te - Cneir attractive Christmas oTrers in these (“Alien Cc -r }. . ~ J ee 2 1 on , 7 7 d A\4k4 n° 4 may sare aij 4 Yi yGAay srs unt } — . : R as i , - ** & rc a os Christmas Read today's lists. watch for eho + TWO KY ’ eisvVsad L Morrow’. ‘ o teste & Pam Site wrtertaer tate tae ae tae oe a ban alle | James Edward Murphy, 6216 Page |7148 Alamo avenue, $10.18; Wil- imue, $30.91: E. Mevers, 6245 Water- ‘man avenue, $8.21. ’ . > * , pies petted , “Na wW as —_— ee ; ra oe na 7 = ‘ad . . . - ave? TE ¢ j ws f es I TY , ‘ NI y Y ie . ie . a - 4, wd ‘y a #4 ~ ¥! as ‘ ‘ 5 . ” . *,% . : . . . - a» q rt 2 “e . «e , ® Ss =" 4 R45 Wesel av a 7H KF rr} . ’ 4 : > ee . 4 & “ws =! - ; ‘ . t P ; ; ; $ ; , j ’ The woman, Mrs. Lena Krutan- * a i sky, 32 years old, was sentenced ) et, to a year in Jail and fined $750, ; “a but was paroled under the jai! | a sentence because of the fact that : a, ~ wre she has three children dependent is * pe ae 7 T SELECTION a defendant in the case having been Killed in an automobile acci- | dent. | The sentences received by the, Cg arena emma Oey 'others were: Charles Prahin q% ~ *% - e . a | Zs est. oaihongg mercnatl i. 18 moni’ Oe — ne rs ie ee ’ } } ; ‘ Veslirvy ? ' ‘ . jai id $20 Ae fine: vg UilUS Selfart « ‘ .. (47, automobile dealer at 1109 JIli- , | ~ piget * nois avenue, 20 months and $5000: | ™ _F i ideas ry} mm : P : & Edward Thorman, 28, mechanic for } » “Say eee + a ili ° Seifert, 18 months ana $2000; Jo be seph Whilson, 31, saloon keeper at | t 4 . . ‘ Di " — . f Centerville Station, 20 months and | ie] $3000 al Jae i) Rerkearman 4 —v rs Ga: A Ja Vs re . o% 4 as1,Qail a | | merchant, of.1439 Missouri avenus, | East St. Louis, one year and $2000. Interrupt Trial to Plead. A seventh defendant. Julius | , a ¢ = In le ° | Boust. 32. of Washington Park, was | gentenced Saturday to serve a year | in jail at the expiration of an in- |deterrninate term for rohbery which he has to serve at Chester Pen!- tentlary The seven were on trial last | Tuesday when they interrupt: proceedings to throw themselves on the mercy of the court, because of the testimony of Sam B. Dukes, Negro boxcar robber, who had re- lated ‘on the witness stand details of the theft and disposal of mer- | chandise worth $10,000. | Testimony Is Surprise. Dukes had already pleaded gu!! ty and is awaiting sentence. Be. sides Dukes and the reven who pleaded guilty, there were six oft ers indicted on the conspiracy charge. Two of them—-Dewey ' Miller of Belleville and John’ Cook- | gson,.East St. Louis salesman—-were ‘freed of the conspiracy charge be- | cause there was no direct evidence | against hem. Cookson today pleaded guilty of possessing stolen , ; i ; ; | property, and was fined $25¢ A similar charge is pending against Miller. In his testimony, Dukes surprised ‘the Court and the defendants b: the extent of his recollection . of figures, dates, names, places and detailed descriptions of a series of box car ro btieries ia East Side ‘yards while operating from Sei- fert’s autornobile agency. He gave exact dates between Nov. 16, 19265, ~* v L oe : . Bd e e d ‘and May 7, last, for each robbery 7 Best Diamond 3 Diamon Ss, ‘except one, calling attention to identifica: ion marks on ie o°; 3 Value in Town ‘ S 1, ES di y. : : ; e greatest Values. hon $9.28: Roy G. Munck, 1721 Missis- ; i” Pay $2.00 Weekly at 5 =, Pay $1.00 Down sippi avenue, $8.13; E. EF. Murphy ies aiaaiamaraitiitiieiaie ——EE 5788A McPherson avenue, $6.71; — i $49.75. Extra- i boulevard, $6.93: John T. Murphy liam H. My urphy, 6628 Maple ave- George D. McAlister, 5253A Paun- lian place, $16.49; Samuel J. and Gladys NcAlister same address Age a6: Peter McBride, 1901 South B iwaAr $24.26: A MeCann 2019 fark avenue, $5.33; Frank P : MeCart! y, Princess Hot $13.49 Justin J. MeCarthy, 977 Page boulevard, $9.38: Thomas J. Mc- Carthy, §3847 Cote Brilliante ave ® 86.26, willem iw. M arthy 9 Flad avenue, $3117.38 1m eK | vt (le j 294 A x Y arenue, $39.6 Harry ( ac ¢ DOTOA I) 4 } Va) fF — oC Mec mne! care Glo? Democrat. $37.24 a sep? WwW. Me Ole 182] Chouteay aver we | vem . : ~~ a oe / ot — GOR 23 we in yy) MeCregor 9749 i , ¢ Three an nis ; = EI a Poneaky par , : Magnificent fiery, Laciede avenue, $13.01 M M into this seiiaede é: : yecjoeacs . 4 will cert , 3 te : i a her’ ew - - em Gagnon Donaid, 1833 Hogan street. $7.2! | diamond special i en * 72 peal f he Chris mB style = : ‘ “ : eye John McDowell, 39)2A Nebraska Handsome white Fame _— nf gift uyer ¥ rvesous rane 6& - . avenue. $8.69 o . gold mounting - Harry A. McGanl 269SA Mar- ; - ; p -! F, : et street. $28.71: Paul H. McGan- : Just $1 Down ) . . fond ‘ ‘ y Next Year 5 0 Pp s! aVenUSse $23 41 ‘ ; ; T McG 9 rt (jrand PLE P LY STIS S , SAE Te FB be , % : ENING SHOPPING SERVICE! @ 03 Was £ ewar I: | E, /. (; = i J J ‘ hse $61.95: John J. McGrath, 4149 ea ae Pre pussell boulevard, $5.86: James ' We are open every evening until Christmas for the Russe pes $ 6: James T ¢ o ‘ ‘ ‘ Maffit+ ow ‘le . f . ae . f - f ; *' ; : ; ee ai wt ae es anae | ae henetit ot those who cannot ShOp in the daytime. Vest } t 1] ird. $& 46 7 \ MeGreery. Benair Hotel], $16.89 Walla: Ps oe ay te nry and wif, 2501 A McKean avenues $28.75 Over 4 af \fa _. ” 29 {-oewvpy a eT M4 y . —— $2.67: Richard J. McManus, 4376 3 - 0 ao | | Y 2 peers TA avenrnre fra 4 ] Inver A A - i at . , "> : . ¢ Z ae ‘ ears *, ‘ar er FR SQ ie 4 : ayer 7 . : c “i! ) $48.26: Claude F. McMullen, 4106' Soh | L, " Caatlerman avenus < _4 Mar? | “ 6th & St. 6th St ran % Al McNamara, 51°7A Prge bors ' : , Charles ; vcard $F 52 Waites McNan ar? 7 . : nne DPuteer 5 ** Tne S ra RO 4A \ $ ‘ ca } {Tre 44 *}y e T ac ¢ -h Y. MecSi ol & $123.16 tne’ cet dpe A, Wend, PPL 4 rd, bd) a 1G Oo Cg a Met,

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_STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PA TX ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ —=ONDAY EVENIN OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M. URY CHI PROMISES os | nis fa ze | mal red se2 Pe x ed signd of voleanic . re es t blowout Satur. HART LEAL SEMCHES | — SY E Great Pre-Xmas Sale Sgt _ a . - ADVERTISEMENT | ia ' eal ‘J Its Kind Ever Held a? ‘eet a... “When You Catch Cold}; E », VERCOATS Mb OnMatene | thursday! |& }}! I Chiffon Hosiery a : | it ma ate i | f= Exquisite—Durable—First Qualit) | ‘Special Chal q FOR MEN or LADIES — | _. .. : te 2 ee See | A Special Pre-Christmas $1.65 & $1.95 Values HIGHLY -, a ey ) | =~ : . % ~ = ‘ eter - : : x i 2 . . These overcoats are | . stard’ and. I] known as factory re- | . it ee tect MT. Lasse Ao AGAIN a ie eee SNe ene Pa Te er SIPS ~ ‘ite Bi ad's 2 ’ a Pert ‘ A ie eae hk OG Ee die tee SM Ti is ia se , A 9, SOR CE cees FO ea Ree eee, ‘oF birdy Re re anal s Some: . oe ay se x dg Sa . ¢ F DAF iSitrenpee Ov mip. . , ‘ " i "a _ Hil Ready ... No Se se a ep eS paid tee: DAD apie = Je 4% : 4 . ai has DC Ms COMES Tc an dak eg WHEAT LSTOCy 8 Re : ® ae re teaiat tte ° z * Augie. G a ALN ; Ney i i ee —- ei ln The Annual F fine quality—t | CHRISTMAS CANE a turns. Many are like ey pie leg. EIS vee st ° ON " a, ais ie ae S eal feck ON thee’ We ten a ee mS. Sei te esi den ys laeela i " a os a ee at he gs ipa ewes Ridiiead cat oie caaiiell ri 3 Ibs. s. Busy Bee Candies ir de ot a Every Item Suitable For a saad snl Christmas Gift $™maii Ci TriakS box TITLED PP IRTP? TP “hildren's Musterocle ry PAtLeCtU — e ee 2 6 eS Manv aW oman or Miss Will Tell ** Santa’ to Take Adv antage of Ths . @ Santa Claur—sint—De Springeles—'t 60 {r if@ Drope —Ib.. _ Sample Sale of Fur Coats — “th Street Store Open FCCPT ERROR Kee ee ee _ — CHILD LABOR INCREASES . " OF 29 CITIES IN 8. 2 ral ore rt SHS XY um » rr se Work in St. Louisg Rises 4.8 Per Cen: ee ee eee © See eeeeeeeeaeeeeeaeaae N this Semi-Annual Sample Sale. which has Samples W orth $195 . a - otners. Cocoa Caracul Bla ack Caracul Golden Muskrat Dark Muskrat Ponvskin Spotted Calf Northern Seal ry Z “di-i/yved | ere i ae ; a LADIES’ AS GOOD AS Cocoa Kid NEW HART SCHAFF- NER & MARX COATS— $9 to $16 MEN’S NEW OVERCOATS i - TN $99 USED OVERCOATS $4 TO S$I6 RUNAWA} BOY TIRES OF NAVY NEW TAILOR MADE NOT CALLED FOR SUITS $19)°5 0 518 TUXEDO SUITS $12.50 TO $18.50 A deposit hoids any gar- ment. - Trade in your oid sull or overcoat. 1012 N. GRAND W orth lO S>¢ 5 4 ° Fe CC Re OP eRe ee ee ee eee 2 OR 2S" Ore Ale AS. PY Ted singe & a oe a ~ ee oe he a se $ y ; te # era 2 Sy Ae ae. c ¢ A ‘ ; ig ae he $9 oe ug ; alate ee aio a & Piso» Sees Z r i Gh iad 3 nt = bs areata : eae 4 » 7 —. rae ‘ Ne ins sie 4 % : P ‘ es f ; a ts mee aes ¥ c : a y ‘ j 7 At see RI RO Pe Oy Sle ala Bs Fae bee i Tha % “ y pais AaB Pt ia Ces SANSA Pe neh ies Pigtteat LS gee! ra\ Lat hte my yes ghey ape ; _ ‘ eaten: yn 4 - . 2 : § P Sar we PRES a baie che Oe. Ne ae A.) oe eee Sigel BELO ne ' . ‘ Er! but Siaare puis Pe end ¥ 4 : ag ae ‘ a il ee el Page Mpa IE NEES ESE A BNE pee ; ee os ; Rte See Ot are alae el tac eS ae PR ae. Piss : ES pees ~ t mi Dye “ge . eC . : , . ae \ ties ee ene ee d n i al 5 wit a ae. Pe : p54 SS Mi ee eR eae as ey ee A Ay Mo SS eae. Pa pale anit PAR ’ : : rs 5 ' ae GD py Rea . ae EAST prea es > ge Aaa ite See pe i ; ; eee eas ieee eee PE PP PEPER ESELEL ELE LEL ELE EEL ELE EEL ELE EEC ETL EET LLL eee eee LLL Eee reer ie ‘ee ee eee eee Seaeagaggauagag TP CPR eee eee aeeee Seer eee eeue SPP Pee ee eases eeeneeeeee ee eee eee eer eesetvnan Peete eeeee a 2 (;:ARLAND

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__._ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH nin History as the Biggest Ey ' f Kind Ever Held — | semen ON FRM EMBEZZL LJ f q C4 | Saiver Se 2 Hosier Judge Oss g on Plea y | of Guilty. tft, + , | \ Special Christmas Goods | A NPE va Sea ia a Ready ... No Waiting B) tunds of sie south Broads : — ti se . ia | ey t The Annual Favorite J Circuit Judge : . CHRISTMAS CANDY SPECIAL | ge of for . Non-Ran 3lbs. Busy Bee Candies in Christ- ¢ P50 | - A Tops mas box , : 2 | . 3 hag “ ) Children’s Christmas Box—Novelties. | " ‘ | ATLE Hryant 134 Ibs oor eee ) Assorted French Fruits—Attractivelv Paka th and Locust Sts. —Main Floor packed in 1 & 2 lb. wooden boxes, the pound, : ness . $1.50 a tan Feast. Boxes- ndsome meta! gift boxes, . —_ ta Aig TorcocceccoccoccooC or | aie oe be a aah poeple ce : ; Assorted Tea Cakes—\, 2 and 3 \bs., Readv- i= hea. am 8 . ierv Is Sure to Please Packed SOc Ib. —. . | ip eT . fal Christmas Groups Busy Bee “Supreme Fruit Cake’’—! to 25 Oe a aad to r pp ht wr ae : 80c Ib. fl [finances “A claim ee te ie Lebkuchen-Honey Cakes—5 in Pkg... .25c fo volont: _bankrupter # oceedings Nurnberger Style Lebkuchen—Deco- yao - was maried wnt Meare . rated .. Sieve Hees | in the si pene a pave ~~? ¥ e of This Santa Claus—himself—Decorated..... 25C | vic poe 7 ) 5 5 ts Gingerbread Men—each.............. 50 1 SutT SETTLED FOR $14,500 AS ~ Springclee—">. We Pepper Nute—tb... Oe HE LIES ON BED IN COURTHOUSE . | | _Anuse Drops . .60¢ : asthur Johnson. “Injured in Fall ‘ Mince Neat Pies, 00c Christmas Stollen, 50c & $1.00 From Smokestack, Arrives in sOats = \ WE PARCEL POST—COAST TO COAST | 2 pac (heen omen ial Sample Salewh has | re Sie feel ee aa ae cies high records. no other sin- a ey es oe cs Mitded the damiaetance of 6TH & OLIVE ST. 417 N. SEVENTH ST. irs ? e values elsewhere for these iccieaiaenmpeeeeee ae i thev ve served their pur- ag 5 s and now we offer them to caked ae ‘cases. less than actual cost os hn Ba ae sing nown on Tuesday. eed te ee ' 2 ers crushing ver | ebrae his charged “4 ] ft a2 75 he company wae negligent orth f0 d2/ INVESTORS TO LOSE $50,000 Man Who Sold Mortgage on Land In South America Heid tn HLiluois Enjoy the the Amer ante F ” 7 " ae | Charles *& City Among Those Chosen for MONDAY ) U. OF MISSOURI STUDENT EVENING, WINS RHODES SCHOLARSHIP Parker dr.. of Kansa~s Oxford Careers. , the As , + — ‘ g @acn¢ ) «, g Vv vr | ex) ¢ ¢ xf pep oSepit or | af Vp te ADVERTISEMENT P , r Ni., Dee. 13 og? g chat persons tiving i ae Holidays! rooence a grat a 4 | oe. i. ~ 2 “, Ss. > ~~ eH 1) See Ss OY Cab Cm. amram Cem ae Cm Se CECE DCD CDS DCD CDS GRP Roy: VATE sicsssbsbseesesseseage a 22S GRE *e eteactoar rea eaeeaeeaaere* ee*@eree eeenrr bad ‘* A 8 Sy mn Cae Sa Ca Ce . ‘*e*¢ es tut * #4 } +e . an, SS ° 9@d ME ee ee a . ee ee ——olUlUllltti‘(‘OCOCOCOC*C*CSMMMIME MM I *.0 = 6," ee ee eee Uli “( kw:tC 8 GY 4 } OOO BROS. 6! The Store of Worth-While Gifts on Credit .. 717 OLIVE STREET iDia Gf “f#eeee > . *e@¢ _ Liv cee, De ee, Re, —oell & > o'@ « o°,*.% © @ oa" al . _ a “C8 @@.2. a". - + e146 2°.9.0 boo ote . 7 7 i cad NE ee PX ° monds “2:"°' Watches Credit vs Select Your Diamonds From if e e t Our Big Christmas Stocks iif Just pay Loftis a visit—and your gift worries vanish! Our complete stocks of Diamond jewelry includes the ~* most elaborate ring mountings in solid gold and platinum set with first quality blue-white Diamonds of spec- gf tacular radiance and beauty. We import our Diamonds direct from Europe and sell direct to you—that is why | we can always give you more value for your money. This year our Christmas gift stocks are larger than ever ‘ —we are showing ideally appropriate gifts for every purpose. Rare values in Watches, Clocks, Silverware, eS +g Pearls, Toilet Sets, Fancy Stone-Set Rings, Beaded Bags and hundreds of other beautiful gifts at a complete You can buy all your Christmas gifts without leaving our store and have all charged to Come today. - . . "sf range in prices. ¥- one account, paying after Christmas on terms most suited to your convenience. v ate our speedy and efficient service. You'll appreci- ee eee ee. . ee \ See or «ar ) 1a my Rk, Fe, =. oa ~ i, be Lo we ) 4 “«“~ Saee, Go $5.00 e Week ‘ We hich You Willi Always Be Remembered Onyx Rings, Diamond Set ' @ Weer Worth-While Gifts by > ea ek ee ‘ ~ = vm DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW! 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ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday _ ST LOUIS | POST- DISPATCH lotic _ > MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER co chemehustaaial ten " FR ¥ , , », . s i . eh B. Ween sad thi buh rt, i aa hn ts é Be we - & een 6, Esc ar ee oi ie te ae ca _s " 7 e ; be ahs Shae ate ee Seg Re ea eset P Sg ME Oe os ee m od 5 Ps ein hi. Me ‘ PPR. Fea Bagg IS Oe ND, eee Ager ae ie os Sr he. $ 4 y i 4 + ® we i es : y ee o re Ve nt aha — Aon ° C44, ig iy a ws CO RN ee ey ate nena: 2 ie os 4% as, ee ee ok ete ee —— saan bee wa pry ad | OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY = >a aS A os ee ane UN THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR-CO O CO. THE MAY Les Angeics Denver Se Leuis ee | , > = Store Hours, Until Christmas, 9 A. M.-to : i ol PERMAN PONTROL A Wide Collection of High Qu > to Take Over Su- ion of Armaments Diamond jewelry a Jan. 31. ;, , , oe na ms may ang ec : } SBITRATION OF TWO Favorably Purchased and Representing Savings of $10 to $20 P nec ISSUES : ee ae >, 4nd: 5 ie q Aye tee 7 re a x ae at . s H “S x . aed! Bist De een bs 25.’ # 1 im a pal ae etd sh Blo at ne ‘ be a eat . es ’ ee ee ete ted i : See oe F 4 r i. BAR AT 3 nb Ob ARR aaa pose tit On ka eo - nn Mestsnn Dash we td th Hilal Doers Be ae Bah ite apy AE RO aR PRP 5” 8 | a - At the Special « S no a on : : on Polish Frontier and é iWodeis ; re ; ness | , 3 . Price of . iamond Bracelet sunum Pin set with large center diamong Export of War Material sa: m 4 ec 2 y 4 PS Taghce: 9 Beane). city Ti cig teh NR sale ge a gh fe a, A GPO sean St, pare mt A, ee i ee ate i; ry ae ae. ihe scottme ste ‘AR ee pean oP hee whale aloe Dig carson es ©, A eee ‘et io . ‘ ss .. ; - . See e ‘) VSOWN, € Th ese garments are = superior pee epee) ‘ i ad : : : te = : gS ; oo ALAIN B Jom aia : ' : oe ee 2 6... ° io lamo — Nati lalTio aad ; aeikiaa wa L>liv Was The Suits The Overcoats Staring sting get ? conservative and swagger, single and | Single and double breasted Engtish box-beck, . aa oll ' en a a2 = ted models; of cheviot. cassi- college and tube styles—in uist 7 = itm inlaic black enamel and 6 high + ih “tate, a priand of Franen ae flannel anc fancy WOTrstac., ! includ- coats ar mot eq coat s—in ain pDiwes ~ +. FS -¥ ‘ a 2 > - oR. | : — : . ~— . ~ ; % : : ? Retain an? sther mes many plain blues. Models tor grays, browns, seen td ‘mixtures : I ) > Peet SS —_ | siges, stouts and various other patterns } pee ee , | SEs Fie ee 4 2a = eae - ie ae * ri oe iy et ‘ r a dé wee) wis 4 ow . 14 ah *& be ¥ a > ~ : * - > ta ee = 5 er or. 4 . - *aAr 7" z 7 Tre ae v3 Mackinaw Sports Coats Woe! Lamberijacks ..... 797 ae on I - oud hubcuad se oc. : . - ; ~ ? re SO onan ~~ tr - * . a ws ¥Y Chi 7a } guisite imported : | oie The agreement throws !ncreas- : ae ai PS responsibility on the League ofita G7 ¢ ee i . e Pa 4 : ’ iiz % as ; - , Yu ne . ~ . . at: r ++ os * — we 2” as “ n~ LAT i SrTn guiding #=xD BEADED BAGS aad en ee ip) I : nechanisn ; Ne A . > (11T yhirts fs /, ae ed aa pres es a mont Seesmaparted ‘rom Ex. Or platinum caracul, Hud- a aX, Pony, Sail: : 2 | . iP sae . | 3 , : wee a rope—anc made by skilled work oe ee (dved conev 3 : a. : ae vir ee: i a ‘thdraw the eran A gift choice of Ddriliiane eon sea) (cayec muskrat), ) ; , ae , re § its iust ' — , A: imrmission from Ger. interest. pony anc muskrat. Wor- Se Se ee Sp. eae e . , ' hn .Sse: — , | > ccurse of q@ meeting. {n Beaded Bage—Maln FIcer » Cns anc Misses sizes , eelern today (Sundar between a spatter ts Bao YO a egg a oes Baye 0 gt Me hes Btghs te je ad a - - - ee representatives of the Govern- ser’ s 4 Germany. Belgium : ; i ‘ key , . ‘ : a ; 3 _ =~ : im Always-Acce 7 and Lest: : eC veat fire age: Men’s Gloves . reat Britain, Italy and as ( : : try ait 2 white, tan an ef 4 is Papan relative to questions still a & PY ’ Pf és 3 . - lar a . et .. “efore the Internal ted and ont rmmissieon and : ‘ = . : f : . , 7 | ' | Sow ws hw o* “at - . - : ; - - ; = , , . r> ® a, a .* - ‘ . ~ ‘ ” > & — ; ‘i ~ : . a . 7 : 2 $6.95 Valze. the Yard PG BaF Gre Bae 5 * ~~ « Give a Dress Length of These G. ger | Pa & } sy ams : —. - ee ~ la RS SSR INR eS io cea @ Soft. supple. superbly ¥ are stil Georgette groun | tone combinations, some a!so blouses and other appar! erelnres al henaaea. hi 2m a@micadi Domet Pajamas §& :- a. heey Proposals to Be Made. Are Priced . - " esas . ese -ircums'ances an agree Printed Crepe Crepe de Ch: 7 ee re lkeemered wate 1 | : d Kinds IG é Platinu : a : a2 4 ae for ¢} im beassadors oo PRR RA wee eae Yar! Firmly woven Cre: . large and sma!! desiens on ‘ tl Roget ——— oa 2 ae —_— , of fortif: light and dark grounds CRIA 1 ye ronan ie $10 Ova! Lasseroies : , : ons and ¥ materia Fresh inches wide. |e hace ) ee ~ugar and "Ticed en's »} ner Rrm=aeh|lCO | - made with a view , aSseTo.es > s r-piated ece ie2 iain 4 a rOvacdec tu and iome lesnal of ting t of the ais- | ce its concia- with of ‘erent afl werk ia ions ig question ut trogs Men's Furnt«h'nge—Yale Pie

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ee a - é ~— «) “ ; wee ; i» ra : >» * ; _ J : * + “at, 7 * . - ’ . a” - * ~ Ma ll é . . AS — ¥ ' f by ‘ : ‘ he bo aa, sr > if pie - : - oe. ft Ve “To: ro - x ¥ Gis “« ay *54. Fa! . . Sed ~~ "- & ~~ . a e =e * a a 1. a, ti: at ae AF, PX - Ome a * ae Ly, of Oy ra ree x ‘ fe ee —_——— ec JOHN G NEIHAR ing Memy Books! HE Academy of - many hitherto limited thelr! es 4 — ss m i 2 va a ‘ ta ew® membership ists to en ~ ‘ xe v g “= ‘ih Bak rtevery three months car he ca’ , rai aff rd , . at ence a mor , nin’e’ that yellow-furred hussy, Lil Night- bowl. never does a stroke of work pot so much as a singie kitten in two vears, and everything that money can buy from the cats n t ’ ' A Se eee ee 7 ™ = ¥UST AMINUTE (Copyright. 1896.) BELLING THE JUDICIAL CAT. First Judge: “Why don't you Second Judge: I can't. A relative mine is an appointee of the Juv | TRird Judge: “I'd do it. but if we sidered that assignment. an hr eh anyway, where would that us?’ Fourth Judge: “One of ns ought to you see the papers today?” » i¢ — Te 4 ~ « s@ a . > - Pitt) J/ucge: WA ny aoesn't one of us QP rm _ciA ative ”® oh OoBe recons.ceration ine rest : - s+ i¢ ~ o _* . - 4 La Py be one Oj LS STA rted it r ies T.: Ae . : ; ’ wiIXUY « sGg*F Mavi a Lt wtl] t .* w - a seSices, h6 awarded my nephew ; . -.% sienograpner a fat fees I an { ~ nth Judee Mavhe ‘+ ww: f°, - r= vf *~% ~ . ‘ - {4 7 . a ig T- rener ; 7 { > ~ ; * . & ; : eo ie «= ~ ArKansas and Mair OT r nee ty, : : * 7 - C Ompotre ar R. rr - ~ . Tv , ¢ LO Pay: ~ $. t a: er? ¢ ; é . ‘ : . a: ~ , vi rs. He probably ‘icur heaper rerentiao: ; 3 il De} . Ce p : 2 are he Aj ~ BHOU .d have ine m = « * WHY I LOV ST. LOUIS Secause. tf wo: —_— yi — er * TO THE pccr If married life is filled with Diiss, And bache! rhood is woe Why tax the joys the single miss Is what we crave to know. . . ° _ ' sae vell formerly worn by Turk! im ings in T , : - se" 2) iUrKkey wt he ge ienand re » - Virginia ciparett. > . ae ' f ’ i . ; xa rAd _ ." > , h¢ - 6 - ae P = . - a — e* . ‘ - : «= > e KiGgcies Sl a * LES NOUVFAUY RICHES. (Rondean.) 6 partnership Agreed upon Mike and Tony, Tom and John Wl last fore ver and a day The while the Volstead act holds Chuse their stock is far froin gone ty often work from dark to éawo oacing cases on the lawn Brought in from Cube by, we'll oa The partner's ship. '¥ do not need to cringe and fawn, ‘r jewels they 4on't have to paw, we hi¢ . : . - she woves for diamonds may pa : own in every a fe, ways something 03 = q i } Z Y —Dr. A. F. Kieykamph man Qne of the numerous drawings eee te Cats.” W. £ aad +1? . » a 78 : ; } m mo Le see ~~ , . : > > Hil) 3 JUSL-T a> is eg \ MOR ‘ everyone who stays out after mid- : . — - é nig! t rhe DOn sc 3 Ss : SS : > . «4 ~~ ‘+. ~h : a Lit} L~ nzZzs , w~ o ) . _ - oe ~ ms * Y - AMuUSINE ; wise: % OY > + . + r a t _ know—to say nothing of Q@re set orth vy the reator cr 7 ~~ At “+ © ° tJ rTAarTrec ; Amc . * is Ni — ; ri j 4 af ~y ~ lartad hr ~ ra ‘T q. vi T 4 ‘ A - - a. x. - » tid 4 ar HEN ne wit es site i) ~ . as t t Para x € ie h reve a o ner. % rt in e + Pe L1nNOsS roa + Ig on a middie of last ¢é y } tr’ i the rec TiY Ee é ent “¢ ry 4? a id Nwvon will be a precious thing Anyone ELISE AEHLE IS SOLOIST AT SYMPHONY POP" CONCERT Ganz Also Introduces a Novelty in the Variations of a German Folk Tune. A @eimpie Germar folk tune bv f 4 rai 7* a j 4 Ls are ~ } Xplained with quaint mor by Conductor Ganz. appealed to the Budience at vesterday a *P; t Oone- Gert at the Odeon. By way of va- Fiety it proved one of th . , Come innovati the “Damnation of Faust’ of Ber- lioz, Victor Herbert's ever-popular "America: Fantasy,” Rrahms “Akademisct es Fest’’ overture and, be A finale ‘The Sta r-Spangled The soloist was Miss Flise Aeh'e of S: Louis. wiolinist. She plared tWo movements of Mendelssohn's Coticerto in E-m{nor (andante and Gllegro non troppo) and as an en- Core Novacek’s ‘Perpetuum Mo- bile" Assistant conductor Fred- erick Fischer accompanied. Hundreds at Funeral of Browning. By the Ag@ocia’t«d eae OGN EN . "v4 ih Dec. 18.—Repre- WNtatives of the nation and state Qnd hundreds of friends attends Prom ‘UD@ra) ge rtic eae > 6 re vec*terca 1" ? 7 - - h » DE hegning firearms 1 YeNtor who died at Tiere Beletun ° st a : Nov -6, f iCWingg a heart attacck Long he fr ra rT? © Mormon tah f"- | Racle was opened for the cere- Monies, 9 hure crowd assembled fn & snow fSorm to hear the tribwetes YOlned by Gov. George H. Derr for the stata and James H. An- m. Collector »¢ Internal Rev- “Rue for Ttah who represented the FPedera! Government. nme Morgan in Realty Ventore he Associated Press NEW YORK. Dec. 18.—Miss Anne Morgen has e'arted a new WRture in the widelv separated : wi Nelds of rea ty and charity. She ounces formation of a com- - —— - ’ ose of £4 b mes lots lando Fla., a! rofits be- Dreassigned to the American a Will Association. Gen. James Harbord is co-director. ; be thors and scholars as 3 : s is > +4 a > + + rH FAST ¢ “There's injustice for vou, Mrs « PO) 7 cr) ie oe, + . " - Alec vm Ww LOOK a j I iTS. Moistmew. as hard working as you r? could wish, and six children to sup- who appreciates the true lyric note bt a il] ubt | doubtless agree that there is o re @n arid spot in this volume of . th xt very few antho] logies can we be said. Never has the mere- ily obvious thing been chosen, and |many of the poems are little known |to the general public It is good 'to find, among all the other choice | things, a little known lyric by Louise Imogen Guiney, one of the 'finest of all women poets, and two iby Nora May French, . whose life and death were as passionate and tragic as Sappho’s and whose verse Was scarce less magical than that of her who Sang in Mitylene. ye rr". ~ ’ © > 7 bl » TrHE SUBLIME s0Y. By Walter 2 _ ‘ Ge Casseres (Seven Arts) SS Gee x’ 3 ? as this curious vo Ime {¢t gseen)s aimos certain that Beniamin rt 72 . - } IA ae Casseres is kidding either his 2 a aes 4 44 2 Baas pros pective readers or himself. It a be that he ig kidding both Wei e } \ , ce 4m a@ iengthy preface Mr. Casseres assures us that he once had a brother by the name of Valter; : s ams a , that Walter was a sublime boy, a poet of rare powers: t | ‘threw —o {nto the Delaware ver “some time during the night of Feb. 4 1900,"" he being then -1! ‘o> ) jo + aA -~ ‘ b) . ~~ 7% 7% vears old The verses collected nd presented here are offered in proof of the problematical broth- er’s alleged suttimity. There are noments in the preface when one i } Ith- ~~ 4 a * vse 4+] : : . / ™? ‘¢ - .. o ~ rt" }. :u1 Splrit of Benjamin. There its 4 . ~ moms r+ a the verses Trot « Yer a? @ q } "Y ty T¢ P ~ tn a - ‘ iiddd : = a eS C - - ee | ; { fa" as 4 7 ad 4 . 4 a a * \GQVDON-DA 1S The — . sngiishn scientist wht The New Ace of Fait} : . ; 3 . 3 ft } n . na’ 4 y rf ’ 3 . ad > ee . oa 4 ~ Or riist - +e of L¥,¢ »7 St+e *4 he rT cr wif h *, , ory a coy nd > * ‘ 2 7 isira ne A% 4 4 ke. Yiic . ir c { + ys . y from the earliest days to t > ~ ; pres r ? , ‘ rR ~ Xv ’ a ™% od Z sal rc eo} tr ° er rt, ” «+ rt ry}, = 86 ~ 4 7 7 ’ a S a T ° , cy T ss * eZ s X Langdon-Da Ss } he ve rié re rs . * 1Y Re r a2? _—-_ , ws i if re +} ¢ ig t + the > rv OLD TOWPATHS By Alvin F. Hariow. (Appleton.) HERE were once 4499 miles of artificial waterways {in the United States, and every mtftie busy with traffic. There are now Oe only 4 miles of car S, and 600 there will be none in operatio: , = >. Alvin F. Harlow has made an ex- haustive study of the period. ir Which artificial waterwatys were an important means of transporta- tion, and the story he has to te!] is of great interest. THE NEW DEMOCRACY. BY 7 > f TY’ Tyr 2) a? — — ry Ww OODR ) Yiias ‘ HAF! ERS TLwO VOLUMES The messages addresses and oth- os _- 3 overing the four years previous to rance into the conflict rs of the War Presiden: c Y a a a in Dec. 15 Longmans, Green & 7 2 1 > | , > b | | Xf ws nut lish a Life of AIoth r t b " - - . nd . i , Ppir a D cr @ST ro Oy 5 | , r ro ] | v rsxine. -hilippine hesn: ime to Amer mn 1818 tn the 7 hope of evangelizing the |! iis Hier first work, however, was the f ry 4 a nr c - tha 4 “ce re q he en ra a ~~ + p ¢ +> = @ ty ‘ a west of the Mississippi. and arding school to which the old ¢ > eer ¢ rr f ‘ag cont 3 a 9 ’ wrt, rq (one - - re | rs or Mm ern Hera nt 4 7 ~ & riiSs - ¢ i. i r 4 Md + ecinc + e —_ re He ar Ot Pfs - A owe . fr it AMerica. —— — — - a ee - — - a DOOLEY AND SALES LEAD BILL AT THE ORPHEUM Jean Acker, Who Was the First Mrs. Valentino. Also on Vaude- ville Program. . > 7 Jean Acker, w was the firs Af x - - y irTs R AS Pee ’ > a> irs c a e head * or * rv 42CU iiii } i ¢ S Wee; ~ ‘ ’ = 7 . ime, entertains w & } e: r 7 +} ‘ = We em Mash oT" ae ~ c , yc "Tr" 1. = +, é¢ o O%es ‘ rhe real brignt nit of a “ , — . i: orm te Paneer s TA & ~ r wevyver, COmeES ror” xo i al . Dooley and Corinne Sales, who, as aiWways, are @Crgakze rei yY & f) v + Sn a oo . mn Lie who, e. é ~ s pretty feeble Jean Boyde is & _— 6 be oe TaenrnM.S a + , al Frotesque Duriesquer € e ve. » Sn © é + - ancing ine Portia Ma & r + ' . - : Lc c e fili a social need in the ves i ~ | 3 if 7 * 2 ~ ‘ = will be n rma] « ertainm ‘ program, and guesta may come singly or in groups, and enjo} games, music and conversatior Tito Schipa’s Father Dies. By the Aspociateé Press. CHICAGO, Dec. 18. —Tito Schipa Thicago civic opera tenor, was toic last night, following the perform- anoe of “Martha” tn which he sang fhat his father, Luigi. §& vears old died Saturday at his home in Lecce, Italy. News of the =_— Schipa’s ‘death had come ear! but was | withheld un nti the opera Was over. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Returning for Holidays. MISS NANCY The Week’s New Films -:- By NIE | 66 T ers.” PRINCE OF TEMPT- | PRS,” which is at the Am- hassador, introduces an 5 aitean-roaite picture after the! German method with photographs shot from many queer angies and ibnormal! closeups It was in the imported films eisai and “The Last Laugh’”’ that the modern Ger- rnan school reached its highest point. American imitators, wh approached their task grudgingly, failed to obtain the same effects with their cameras but, while “The Prince of Tempters’’—it is thor- oughly misnamed, by the way— was made in this country !t was ported from Berlin for the pur- pose Herr Mendes was evidently brought over to show just what could be done with a camera and, Infortiunately. most of his ttme has been pviven to odd effects and close attention to detail with only a few moments devoted to the selection of a story worthy of his directoria) reniu The cast he had to work wit was a perfect one Ben _Lvon: the lovely, if not beautiful, s , r 4 © ~~ ™ s Mora! fary Brian, who has Iv a bit to play: Frazier Coulter Lya de Putti would come rea- > - : ’ . . a irion . ’ . sonably close to making anv pic- - ’ 7 ture a success and while Miss de Putti in this, her second American ffort as she {s betng led up the 3 _ to ct eA , is ‘ry olty ed to ract a good part, of the time ? r y ava tant ¢ + ~ yY is important, far from it. light and airy and inter- ing and delightfully entertain- Here, too, the cast, while ng in the big names scattered gh “The Prince of Tempters,” mat ave heen - improved I oulse Br Ss, Lawrence v ’ Gray and Evelyn Brent are ex- ‘ + > * " a “ ent as every day department . r eCrxks ar tnere are numer- 2 ot mn ro Y fr r at ALA ? ‘ } a e& eT 547) As store “ad ry" +, a “4 * * . ine plot revolves around . ‘=. ana rh oe ¢> wy } . e lives and loves of the employes — 4 ; _ r a Dig dry goods emporium—but a > } haa f r se a to Wore D A store +e. , ers’ar A 4¢ or entov 4¢ either Poe c ee. @ Ye en - oP Cre are Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Walbridge Xf, — . ha 2 ret — ed aalehee their > — - ’ +4 ser ers BIA oma > ave e’ ma Permuca ana 1a + + > y AW wt? . oT “a v ‘ a y ~ 2 ‘ r ~ A st Pine evar x epend , a ~ ¥ ? ? oy rar ae ei ° lays f ents O as uF Pr. 46 YT ro rr Tw r 4 , 4 o ~ ° a 3 A sat t i Wwara q é ; ° a , +, ad Ya i= > © n 4 4 a - ¥ oer , ono vatal che “~+¢ ¢ maf aver. x4 - ‘ or . f ‘, oe s . s an - 4 S ey; +¢ Y I ore a ~~ 2 Be * Z wT 2 "Y z . 4 , i i * + + > f vy "gegen , , 4 ’ ed yr v i ° - ‘ - “ » > & 7 , ’ ° wreyrir ‘ : ‘ ‘ — . a? . - > | c . rs Fg 4 + 4 ‘ f i i“ ° ~ qj &nyY ¢ + _ - = .¢ 'ing- - ro *-* > oy ai. 2 ¥ 4 T f ET « - P + ’ as 4 cy co ¥ c * ) Ps ~~? - Y “,* : ci . « ~~ é ’ tnA € 4 cf . A t - + rrea lar A ” , ; ~~ wre 4 Y nr] —— e% F its x a i eir CHhiiGgrey + a - = T “4 e ‘ ¥ @2 5 ar r e'r camp DA J Z mp + ’ 4 . ; ~ i Org ney r (a t¢ epend > riat Mies Flizabeth Tupper. danghter 7 Af ” - _ ‘ — r + - - rs “or a? > + = , i ia P . ~ ¢ » | v . ore!*u ‘ ¢ ; ‘ .{ fee eS ~€ r }? ” 5 i¢ Ff "5 TOM-BOY FANCY Sweet Sifted Peas They Melt In Your Mouth eee -COMPLETE™™ Cee Permanent Wave: ne water-waring combe re) DE TONTY BEAUTY SALON & 7 3905 DE TONTY ST. Phone ‘ exg = é . 5 r was no ¢ @ " ‘ » COU ompare l ers é ere in tne i] ; Ske ( ttn | Or r ng fF (; — rar? ‘ f | ’ r¢ i eAtG & ‘ i 2 4 t ‘ or A WO ‘ , . > ¢ ry) ¢ Tier aes r | to enhance ’ : Me qf {} i } Kbrian ai 4 rs Ir Br in a vy é => t ere Trise 4 ome! ‘ 7 ey] ~ OrganiZa , ? , , t ; y KE 4 tT) Ye Pi ae A — | ~ ey t 2 ; «~ 4 _— z i} ¢ | * = ¢ \ @W e Not t t e ts ’ 4 ri a? 7 | Ga = euver mi s a _PAGE 19 ‘EMPRESS STOCK COMPANY IN OWEN DAVIS COMEDY, - PHILANTHROPIST, DIES “Easy Come, Easy Go,” by the prolific Mr. Owen Davis, ts the fare | ‘Easy Come, Easy Go,” Introduces a New Leading Man With the National] Players. it the Empress this week Just why Mr. Davis doesn't take a va- cation and rest up his tired the- atrical {magtination !s something of a problem Perhaps it's because he likes money. If he does. any money lie getg from “Easy “ome Easy Go,” he ought to be ashamed to take. It is the gtory of the twocrooks one with a college degree, a pen hant for failure, but a good heart underneath his robber's extarjor which Is something other’ § than ve! So is hie winning of tne multimillionatre’s daughter in the end So is evervthing alse about the plot Besides that, the treat ment is weartsaeme; the amusing lines can be counted on your fin gers, and then it is not worth the trouble Yesterday appeared the Nationa! Players’ new leading man. one Richard Stevenson Hie seems to be rather good, althouch he A@idn't have much from Mr. Davis to seem that way with. Leona Powers had very little to do° as usual, she did it creditably Steamship Movements. My the Assoctated Prees Salled. Bremen, Dec 11, Berlin, .for Mew York. uthampton and Cherbourg, eer. 11, Cleveland, New York. ‘aples. Dec. 11, Conte Bianca- mano, New York Liverpool, Dec. 10, Doric, New Queenstown, Dec. 18, Franconia, New York. Copenhagen, Dec. 10, Oscar IT. New Y ork. Arrived. -w York, Dec 12, Mefestic, Cherbourg and Southan pton Italian Sachumets lee to France. MARSEIT LES France. Dee 12 ‘Filippo Turatt, leader of the “4° n?r oe itransigeant Socialists, who is an ardent foe of Premier Musso lini, has reached here in a mo |torboat. With him were seven oth er intransigeants. Turat! said that they left Italy to escape th: attacks of the Fascists are old by thisetime but they are till] a delight and “No NO Nanette” ati has sever easons Mre. Fiske to Be Seen in “Ghosts” at Shrbhert-Rialto Tonight. 7 Minnis 'derr is | ; , 4 ; ‘igie r\ oor iif! 4 id rn Fis «* DOerins + i ‘ yi , er engag: w n Ibsen’s drama (5! Osts 4 t ‘ ~ ; ver? t) , 14 : el a J si/ ; Abvighitl , Sen 1 evaning re Mele , 1? is ©% ing “irs. Fiske, who will] ra. fPeTr) DeTe througzho 1? the Wr ee K ill present only this one play dur- g her engagement here. . 's for both the ladies 2° 806. habia 105 Arcade’ Bldg, » Candy is Always Appreciated , » ,at Christmas Time If out of town, our Mail Order Department will send your order direct by mail LEAVE YOUR ORDERS TODAY! 512 Locusi Sf, 706:Washtrgion Christmas S Three Pounds of Goodness Milk and Dark Chocolates, $ ay 0 1 Bonbons, packed in Christmas Tea Cakes —s ; ) Fruit Cake | Spiced righe, rich ) j with nuts and fruizs, aged tor eae perfect ' biending, wrapped ) in foil and ded with ribbons *. Fond. . GUC | ; | | Assorted Chocolates Ready packed, one to fve pound boxes, of specially prepared Hers Candies at 60c, 80c, $1.00 and $1.25 per pound CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE For * RS, MARTHA E, HUSE Funeral Services for Founder of Nurses’ School to Be Held Tomorrow. ar? h Funeral services for Mrs. Mé zm Huse. a leader in St louis philanthroptes for 60 years, will be held at 2 p. m. tomorrow from ‘hurch of the Messiah to Belle- fontaine Cemetery. Mrs. Huse died yesterday, following @ paralyti stroke a month ago She was Sv irs old and resided eat 9 W est- and p.ace, “+ Louis Training Schoo! for Nurses and the Wednesday Club were two of the St. Louis institu- tlons of which sha was a founde The nurses’ school is said to have been the first established west of the Alleghentes After taking 4 leading part In the founding of the Wednesday Club, Mrs. Huse be- came its second president. Another notable act of philan- thropy was the gift of the site and | building of the Mission Free School Hiome, which ftnds or provides homes for 260 to 300 orphans @ year, at Taylor and McPherson javenues. The-Mission Free School was established by Dr. Willilam G. Eliot as the first free public school | west of the Mississippt. Mrs. Iiuee was born tn New York City, the daughter of the Lev. Harvey Brown, who at one time wag a ‘“‘circult rider’ itn- DUlinots. ‘She taught school tn Dlinela and there met William L Huse, who later was to establish the first t{ce company in St. Louls. They were married and came here 60 years ago. Huse was one of the found- ers of the St. Louts Trust Co. and a trustee of Washington Univer- eity Iie died 25 years ago. Mrs. Hitse !{s survived by a daughter, Mrs. Fsaac A. Hedges, of 9 Westmoreland place, and is brother, Robert W. Brown, of New Christmas Gift for Yourself Relief from al! the laundry work—the .best gift of all, and you can afford it! Our New Way family laundry service is the complete solu- tion for washing and ironing worries, and ig more ¢co- nomical than a laundress or any home laundry method. Your bundle is kept separate, and washed in numerous changes of rainsoft water in our gentle washers, which have no moving parts to harm delicate fabrics. Each article is perfectly sterilized and immaculately clean, end is carefully ironed, ready to use. The cost? Only rsc Ib. Minimum Charge, $1.50 Five Other Family Services WET WASH........6cLb. Minimum charce. $1.20. WET WASH.......8¢ Lb. ‘Tiat Werk troened: Minimum charge. 61.480. SOFT FINISH 9< Lb Ail flat wore ironed and foaided Winimem charce es’ of inver “0 | ifte th Siivedowum charge, 7 75¢ ROUGH DRY lle Lb All fiat work roned ant folded. Mimimum charge. 56¢ FINISHED DE LUXE, 20c Lb. The highest ciaes fialshed eervice Minimom charge, 62.00. At orice cucted. baua- die mtst contain et tenet 10% flet work. Send along your dry clean ing We own and operate our own Dry Cleaning end Dyeing plant GRAND LAUNDRY and CLEANING COQ, Phone. JE tlerson 3650-51-52-53-54 East St. Lowis EAst 562 ( y ae Se TN

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| * Shee Lene NA ill wn 2 we yt iat aaaemnaccemniail ase ' ore. S44 STR Sa li Linsy wa aia 4 . 5 AMENDMENT WOULD PERMIT WET STATES ee PE hs Ame Al on a ioe, t ne 2 “ Lae tine . Guardia to Introduce B SELECTION — ee. es . . | Freely and : i on : without inter- naress contr jor tras ruption, walk | % ; up to the | ; d spacious | states ; shelving and : . D pltatdons tor man » a examine each | : Be article as —i a you choose. tet ral The feel ase EE of the package, +t = the explana- : | ; tion on the oe label and the price s all assist : nag you in maKing 5 ; your decision. any af Smoked Meats 44 : promine 1S BACON Sliced _ : : 5 pry AO) Ene choicest , hale propos | gate, at /CORNMEAL MUSHQ*— | Sewices that MRS. NYE’S, Per Loaf... | fe Snst reading,” he said. “but eves mean great ; ‘ lectins the ar savings to you. STE KS erpey 3 oO = states a: ne same tims gt | A ound or |g ong oe Sirloin, Lb. ‘For Health.”’ BANANAS: 3 ee : CARROTS 3 ag 10¢ - “a S ear! (al Police Invre _—* he the l ahr, + ey ™y rt hg east w 4 ee Tet Oe, Me 4 a Le The le Lae Tne Le tg, ea” } Ag he l tee vy t o; 4 2 yt A Wert me + Ite SAM & ee: 1 & to ort 2 YADA S “aa? i mot bow ‘or aah ee vetame CEMBER 13, 1926 se = I I III YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST A __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH \ ie be fs * Me 4 ~ — —s iain a _ Se wen — = = : Oe -_ ; o~ - - ” _ " . 7 ( ~~ UTuiea Al Uru a ia + os I “Die ara Large Table Lamp with lustrous bese in apple green, orange or bleck ‘complete with large hand- tailored drum lined silk shade to harmonize Mounted on metal orns- hap oe" 7 ~~ ~ i - A-da accessory r soe a ae . or —— a, ~ wrt ~ ry ai Se: BOSE ws > FP | most r, - ~~ 4 , ~ . ancort ~ ate gi: rr Ine - i \ oan) * entertains a gres ag Jea ias drop ieaves ee —a @y -@& 4 Ya 3 with removabie glass tra — a = in oe ‘= oo pn black “eb, 30 gecorated Sila = 7 A Different Martha Sora HW ashington + Boudoir Lamp mede o > Sewing Cabinet because it French imported Chine s made so much better bisque. Complete with than the rest. Solid ma- beautiful silk shade. Lamp hogany throughout, glass s 15 inches high, witt nial k e 2“ sing re C7 ae er : m ~ {.4d T eleri "Oe eiepnone Stand 4/¥o0 77 Yfnoni GilUu Sy Es Es * re se protracted ere ne serva ns Zane piace a BANAT UI ir this se ang ang sea siueGg nN L_anese embpossed acquer KANDICK-&7DaCKS. > ; nanocany on a ~_ ¢ : rT OF - - . 2 iii.t a i Lisi r ore DPOSSeG LBinese iac cei pt gh Diack i Saati nt 912.5 ff 211-219 WASHINGTON RERERERA RRR Pin Sot ah eo ee er er ee NISRA SSAA SEN S92 URACRASRSRASRARS oF ee SENS SOS SEAS 44 SPs . wT - his Winter 5 trains Dai Ey tbe p You reallve step aboard continent & reservations — and details

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a cerca HH ARKETS~-SPOR OUIS POST-DISPATCH | wants-== | uh oi PAGES 21—30 a eet pART THREE ST. LOUIS, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13. 1996. — a” y ae ' as : e & \ Shoes on Motor Truck. —— MUSIC CO. 514-516 LOCUST ST. LARGEST MUSIC HOUSE IN ST LOUIS VIOLINS For 25 years Hunleth’s have spe- cialized in imported violins. Thou- sands of them from 35c to $3000. “ ; . eeceers* se ’ ' rR \ ’ 1A Aa@eociated Press.

}-4 44 GIP 4 ' rSnoes, bonds and cash were stolen hee “ iv Ry. bw i hie ive S hve 2. “eye ing from a store in Chicago's down- De ™ = q' ,;'OWn business gection Saturday iM Y #} | night. | Hiding in the Feltman & Curme | Shoe store, three robbers bound CHRISTMAS PHEER ,and gagged the | iy | a » . = P o br aa has Aas oA Trust Co., 3516 S. Grand... ; Bae Porn ote A _ aque » KE. Linsin, 803 Carleton IBdg... H.0¢ Sennen aD ee ue i. Whitnes : . — Ne a ES SNe SEN SS EEN EN I NEN At YA Yl a = EE: GArfield 7110 GArfield 7110 en eS — Se ee During our Clearance Sale «/ ene — t ‘ Sseeeeeeseeeeecesereree S pa ‘ CP tie te pd ee te Lo ae ee et ee bee ee ee ee _ ¢ eS .2 rs | tie. ea wwe Fe eT 2 -@--@-.98 Large Table Lamp with lustrous base in- apple -*--®:- 8-8 - ~-@--@- ) ue ‘sed Gri + santtesti W. Alt ee 7 Black enamel design inlaid in I8k white gold ate offset mployes Staten Island Cleaning * = ie oe rng a number of rary: Co,, 2304 Washington i Per a aes * sencesceseccsce ee at ve case, 1) yew e} movement. Dargains. Such asa john H. Feekter, 517 International Ee 8 | & V Ee Yr "he @) a t ~ Pai gy RE Magee ae ME be oe SEES eS ee anes gee if spat eg eee ee PC FRG By I et or : | ATP iT PTT Tilt i iri iter suacese P - Hor Lugust Schoellborn .. Fads 50 349 »0 S ran re “A Alexander ; ‘ a “ Cl s ; seine mployes George H Burr _ d d b d (0 N h . Art Style—Walnut - nt L.ibiorts - — ae anes aS. stras eane an resse ver 1g t at the x Orrison & MeCall, L- iem- Sung ; . “GCHRISTAIAS. CORNER” Small down aymen Huber & Buee on mn Ce : Ph es : EARL) 4 ae ee y ‘ aymen an ar ¢ ecker Construction Co., one ear ‘rms as low as $2 R01 Wainwright Bldg. 3.00 ‘Dyeing and Cleaning Co. t Branch Also a number of’ others © Emoloyes Wallace Coal Co., 840 2 2. ee . »} . el \ Grand ae q bay. Crner 5 2 . oper Pl Cs ’ See end nen end — (v., -* _ POO 0-0 0+ Gane OOOO -O--@-O--@ Qn a ’ a Piteee “Wace ’ Yide =. KF. Cotter, Railway Fachance ) =. evelny Co ree Neclal OF g oe S Fam eiry - . ' -. dg . ’ s ae ~~ qewery mpapy ni pe cat : os . bF. Ogden. 80814 Pine > ' ON te te on 2 ==. PIANO CO. Jean Vowhatton, 519 International ae Established 1891 green, orange or black. Life Bldg . a z r or —-@~ 6 --O--8+-@-.¢..9 e (Complete with large hand- Suzanne Rawson ) am : . | Roger Rawson oo) tailored drum fined silk Janet Rawson | | > Rid soy shade to harmonize. 7h ee Beomen. 6516 Per- e@ Mounted on metal orna- “ ae : | igh r . mented $ 19 = 4- w } i ricg 2 8 me | i} i ppCPTL 4 ee | ‘ ‘ ’ : ‘ ‘ | + “a rou ay , " ib ’ t if tf ra pia ia pu, 14 a - as ee aero ee jah 4 5 , Ps \ €he :* ; ‘ i i i } ae r . . .4 = al. ‘ a4 ‘ ’ cy $+ > 1 ’ i hristmas hospitality omes Boudoir Lamp made ef French imported Chine bisque. Complete with beautiful silk shade. Lamp is 15 inches high, with single figure. Complete Shade and Base Sold Separately } ‘ ' uF ths _ wt ~ = CET gE ) Fly 6 =— ms ts Us eo ae te the wlan Console mids alifornia Sea RADIO Many Letters From Needy. Another flood 1s pouring in,. the 4 : flood of letters from needy fam- $125 This Winter ilies asking for Christmas baskets aithough instructions. have _ been Complete With ins Daily includin given that, these are to be sent to 5 tra nS y : the various welfare organizations. « 6 Tested Tubes Yj Y; ist of which was -printed tn the a Y Ag lay Post-Dispatch. many hav o- Vv. ; Ly ee ee ay : Enclosed Speaker a6 > h nm sen aire: CO ak Post-D is 3 Daily Throug patch. These have all been turned i Bargains in New Player Pianos Just received—a shipment of new Players, offered S | Monday at special low ah vY¥ eek prices and terms of only a a aan ee denn ane el ° +--? -0-0--2-2-2~ ’ ell ( : y Me Priced as Low as ©: - © + O--O--O—-@--@-- © -O-- @--O:--O 2: @-@- : o) T¢ bf vf i 6{ of | i y “44 = SST a “4 M4 Comes ready to. use, California ee OE ct tn, Se Eta > > fi, ~ ~ ~* rm stain ng ] | Limite le requests and it ts no for those who hive and storage accessories Pullman” Co preaent as fart first pa De ee Ree Dene ene nn er Oe Sere «Oe BOO tions ‘Oo the Post fis ¥ a | . 3 = ; o.ner requesis "di dh dh te he tee ee zations. love OO OO OOO OOO OOO Ya = (3 ee MAL “ ‘. Fi i US ; ; 4 OOO - 2 -O OO OOO -O — OSS - OOOO OO ©. 2 -@ --@--0--@: -@ &-@ -& -@-¢ -@ 0-2 -O i Console Phonograph AF ie a ote Including Lamp $ ee Be and 12 | Record § Selections Hig! rT You really enter sunny California the moment you | account o Litt? Brea Amount? a! step aboard one of the five famous Santa Fe cross- et oll etd idles eal ‘ r 1 . | . evi > H . ss if ry i ‘ 2 WOrkK OF Handling them if thev ars T ' ’ , : ’ r " ¢ } a os ; ,% , baskets for distribution they must Z dii, ‘ waa ik continent trains. all be in the hands of the comm!! tee not later than Dec. 16. The new CHIEF~—extra fare —is the finest and fast- In addition to the toys provided est of the Santa Fe California trains. Only two busi- by the Christmas Festival Assocs | dist ition at the Colfseun Grandfather Clock of solid Reproduci Honduras mahogany. Fine- eproducing Grands ly engraved dial Strikes ball hour... DOOOO ness days on the way. Daily beginning Nov. 14, 1926. Sas te be sent with the baskets there will be many additional tovs Kansas City. For Juxury —supreme comfort— and Committee, of which Mrs. R. Mi Cooper is chairman and Mrs, Ion charming refinement it is unparalleled in the world a ene «? ‘ instrume: A art first { ern A MONTH ; ; + ; deg: ' aiit rh i i 4 dee 2 “%e . : a ‘ “SS ' : | | ; ; + sd . ? ? $10.00 extra fare from Chicago and $8.00 from which have been. gathered throug r, ne efforts o he te-made = ‘T'o\ LOO OOOO OO D>. OOO +O “OOOO ~©. 8. 8-0-0 +O OOOO OO O--+6 e-s-e-- -@ -¢ © -@-@-¢ -@ @-@-e-e¢ O-PS -O-O--S -O--O—-@--O-- @@--@--@--@--O+- OO. B -0- _— | ——— ——————E————————O OC ————o —————E—E—————— Oe ee ee > «-«-¢-3 © ll i i i a i e : ° ° Franklin avenue. Old and new toys nay still be delivered to th You will want to take the Indian-detour — by eee ree ot that attrem 6: - STARCK r | ™ : e . ® ‘o ia nion Avenue {_NnPistia Harveycar through the land of prehistoric America. wen ane Snveht ave PIANOS t C Tear 0 nares | yea The tovs brought to t? va Are used by ae i | : | cal * AL : ja Ul. g. tre Q ad ng conser: J Also stop at Grand Canyon. e toys brought to | J Ouse depots Pridas ‘ ' ° ie ; : he the paint company's 1 se nt mer Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and Upright Pianos t . ow th con. $1978 OLIVE STREET - - . Corner Eleventh *).. the Columbia 7 and a eees all $°6 Arcade Bldg. St. Loute, Me be enriched by 1009 bars « wi Pooggs: Garield 4021 and 4008 , will rnaawat SR SE SS EN EN » ’ NapPot in ‘ t TWiT) si { “ ‘ + i 7 i ‘ ‘ i

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—— ST. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ ne 2 PN ts Xi RS tech yon ANS Al ee Retr e Oo San ALY “a ’ ' . — +s 2” 2 diodes as |THE soothes the tissues. dances by groups and clown ac's i aati ae ihe ae WAY ind Spe a.ties The prepa rat : 12 + 4 } - ~ * ; ‘}* rT pfpa ; . oS Si H d il 460 | DOWN of the program is under the dir Be Linde 0 thick here is a smal! aperture ‘ 7 of Park sthake: feetonrer } re : : ; f P i . hae of i ai - & es Ve we eee eee oa na . a imit . a n bo "I": @ ’ ok , | | . i ANAL GESIQU ER (SAY BEN- GAY) Pape and. his assistan’ r Ww ie . | We Are Proud| Ssorps 6® Tavs i (416¢@ 8Un and is 0 N S L lapperson 7 : oe f oO “ a a fF ae ad woe é 2 yore ryirrr é — ‘« > e , 4 £IUGGESTION . fer VOTHERE: Warmed A ne! © ; 0 ur The Nationa! Sore Throat Remedy BR snoucquickuYREUEverT Us! = rosr-pisrarcn mete a Ot oe Preaeeee CLEANERS and DYERS WANT to ALL DRUGGISTS SEEDED for HOME CLEANING. CONTRIBUTIONS TO . , -- r Vase Every Coat In this gigantic. Purohase f 7 o tit. ee fumes ® is In this season’s newest style. Deg. e OR: stil ble-breated and conservative modele & baseee s- ra Singt wo ppegt Pig ee : | - _ MONDAY EVENING. DECEMBER 15, 1920 eee T ; i: TAGE me ——————_—_—————__ — of. LOUIS POST DISPATCH See Inetitu? n pians Send Saye! "7 : n wl % y were riding was Big Brothers asa 286 ste , St. L e Luis ‘Greatest Clothine Stor. ’ ‘ | Fee IF YOU HADA NEEDY FAMILIES pyrhaliomerers to various obeerva- struck by a Baltimore & Ohio train’ The | Mis UN MT Ch 1) oss Mol walelabe Ta an: DISTRIC 4 i ; > AB LONG AS Bates FELLOW CHRISTMAS CHEER (,ermanv and S&S ana sti : ~lenmnher and aiready were in its Men’ Ss $ . 2 AND strument, ich has become stag@ Joseph H. E Virkle ‘ —— ne ok os ae) ail eel 4 i ae a The penetrating (entinued from Preceding Page. rd -in a} ‘untries. was invented James 1 } P 4° ' al] of are, it ret Pee . — : oe gat ae ‘ and 7 : ERB Se SORE THRO warmth of BAUME | — y Dr G. Abbot, assistant secre- | Newark, De} ihe Bees ee Youths’ [MENT TWENTY-SEVEN. some Bile 1% BENCUE ee - ne ne cates Se teetitation, It is canta a CLOSED OUT FROM OVERSTOCKED Make "| -osthos cetnce OM lO 5 { —- Spa, SHeene te Sengeeee an aS ee ee eed apperatua containing ON SALE TUESDAY AT HALF PRice a . Catharine atrees Skim q rey eo ee wy i “ lhe Poe aoe eet Set Oy - ” ‘ae $25 KINDS — GRAYS, S35 ce Bs raining t NAYY BLUES, BROWNS. Af) OXFORD GRAYS, BLACKS, . ETC. PLAIN AND PLAID ik ! = ff a es Ct aa Wihwnedss io epee Sie ‘ « » a A CCE ANNE HOS, TOT: IRL tr oth aati ELEARNING * wins iS EES, cage + en - Gee : ‘ee > eres — . % y BS trope tere 7 ” ed pel 2 S.4 ee es ‘ ) Tt Killed tn Aute t Crossing SSMISTMAS FESTIVAL | BACKS. PLAIN AND PLAID a | “BS Ass RAD ete rg Php 4 ra " ’ : | — _ : : 3 Income Tax Meturne, 233 Custom men Were 7 BOYS AND CHIL DREN S “, . : liouse. gerfous!iy iniured when an aut j arr a Shen TT amin FORSHAW OVERCOATS ; 4 tea ee - Ey , “ws “ é . : ies. = oe " v e Men's by] re : (oe A : P Sta OF sT. LOUIS \WWoolFr Hundreds of Brand |; on P. ahi ; ; a. £ ,. 2 e Fiaune! New Double Breaated | ; ; as PJ. Rohas lero Bee 42 Years on 12th Street Shirts ea 90 | ¢ or be. . Mere A. Snyde G $1 & Bt “ts c wit ¥., Aylesworth \ A r > ; ih ips a avis Mii> FIREPLACE FIXTURES . Beri aay aunt. E ; m > 42 St re 4 eye? z my OR ne 108-111 Wt. : SEND your WANT AD to the POS|)-DISPATCH and GBF z igh, 4 a 7 , } us rRESULTS—s-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING ww Hie a: E Yossen : mite © A ; w | IBS Be Pe a Total $ oO | : = £ é s2uriey ~ “io y Ec e Western Maryiand RY. Co, 718 " ; 4 idan Pierce. , . . ae f "7 ~— J }? , a’ an Ea: eee -0° fo Fe. ad. 8 te Ba et RE. Miner “+ Total $2 — ~ ts ? ~ tre | «reer 1600 Tota . 8235 j : ; : BO i: G ¢ Morrison & wot --lopadiens Chemi- The Kiddies Will Be OE vs ‘ ? en 4 . 1 * + D+ Merrion ®@ |. Pleased With Play === voll a 7 ts A — PS wel, AE - , soa Ss /Wallace Coal (o.. 46-43 Pierce Furniture ‘ ——_ = 2 ; Baliding ' = $1 Tv. & Supervising ing Insp. ef Steam Vesacis, 296 Custom House. 2. me : : Frances Pureell 1 ¢ ald . $1 o = A Dar.. 1 00 oo Sr a) ao R. Bower 1 00 Aaron-Flieischer Sik Ose rei Washington. Aaron a eam AN Albert F. Greebl. 510 Int'l Life Bldg. f a > aor eh) $° L —_ ——_ we Je Powhat TOME « seit « an , eo $1 09 ALG Cunard Ss. 8. Ce. . Ltd. 1136-37 Oltve. Jez PIANO iL ~ lehman Corner 110] Owe Street e ec’ yer zg » ps ‘= isri* fix AAMC ma ] . J Jones ion AA % ad 7 ’ —. = . S Meehan ‘ OD 2D l Wirth > H F Fels J Was! i $2 Laciede Gas Lt. Co. (Branch), 4028 Decorated Tea Ww — Vacuum Cleaner Foreat Park. A Boecks'gel $ 5° A Blacklock Finished in nese rec c his Genuine ihor Vacuum Lacquered Windsor Rocker | or Chair | Roy ral Easy Chait 36 mati A This : | The Christmas spirit is every- {» or —E=—RERQEOoO_ET a fi Ee Ae | ; landof sunshineandroses. The :* =. 9 0°" | Y glories ofthe GulfCoast country *.:2" . » between Pensacolaand New Or- ~:~ Poa Bam ‘Radio Cig $12 ? leans---and the charm of Florida noth ae - Co.. Inc. 24 FI. 1208 Washington. --beckon you South forabreath {9.039 0}. A. designed with gi ‘\ Combined ; : aot. $5 we Krom. Coaster Wagon “ge \, : ofsummerintheheartofwinter, “=°% © .s.8=.: eof stro bardwrods : iE aI | f°. now = 7 : ° . ~ $ ‘00 —/ | | \ mercne | During the year just closing, x: : & I fees | | | | \ Orig ; the railroads of America have yew courting PIN EXPECTED ale UY | OE DERAILMENTS A 4 Post performed the greatest transpor- 10 REDUCE ScAAR NER et cor Device Inven Railroad Man ; tation taskin the world’s history “”"ston"tor A Ties ;. * Martha Washington ¥ Priscilla --handling greater volume, with 06+ rei: tore. J} Smoker's Cabinet Sewing Cabinet Sewing Cabinet Sg | more efficiency, than ever before. tse yeineenton ota on AP Sea tone $6.95 rdeoods oar 11 oe Seca — 5 498 if DeeerCnrisimas (ices se | coy LCI SCORUITAYT TT ot — os | | What better gift to the family or aes estan he" copier wep | > 4 finished im ‘ ' to yourself? Any L. & N. ticket wi. 7 Fatture ¢ the @4rawhar cotter agent will gladly gi ve you iN = soa one a : _— — fhe ha ; 4 a formation about uieiidive ANE eration exit Toe tran ey i 3 Pe the _Alteriagi V duh 2 Decembe _POS ‘2.4 |S ana, ee coe te E the Bipot or ena 1 : 7 4, charges Five-Piece og Oak Breakfast Suite Table and Two Stools |. ——— Lamps «. hh Floor —s Tevice Measures Heat of Sun i i a te hen oe a The Suite « nesste : extens | in Tae “$36: O95 i white e! ane.ed | - a . ce i x , $3e WASHINGTON. Dec 12 --Hav sor Chairs + RUM Geng . seiggele $ 95 ue aie co iti ke ae UP LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE R.R. ing obtained world acceptance ne i hake 05.00 Noo zi 3. ' Pay Only $1.00 Now EE SE RE Ie gucn nstrumen‘ts for measuring +} = a heat of the sun, the Smithsonian

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Be, ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i nDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1996. ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH hPa oe Ct a mn =e 4 po goa ——— an sue ~ test Clothing Son T 4% A Mystery Story to Baffle the Shrewdest = s Te B/STRICT I By HERMAN |! LANGDON OVERCOATS} Adventure -- T hrills--Suspense --Surprises | and Youths’ TWENTY-SEVEN. Some FROM OVERSTOCKED max STALL MENT a TUESDAY AT HALF PRIC “] haven't ° nyt a ; = , e. . > 7 fa) ae iit? ACA gnats £« ac heer as nel ne street Coat In this gigantic. Reta offer house to eas his season’s newest style. Dou- pe acquainia bated and conservative models (72 °° OO aah s aformatio n ire! iti. JUST OV ee se watt] POWDER BLUE GRAYS, $35 KIND thro ae mor’ ; : badd, ’ lke a ay ? TX) ina pr ' ehoule n+ be an : ETC. PLAIN AND PLAID —" > | he oud, (1 acccine the men in coward | BACKS. PLAIN AND PLAID Sey ME a: last the reponter wae real inning the street in either dir ‘Aden ne en ee en a aie et ace ers ngs i vend: ta am’ hie flintyv peng Yu ease jis pipe ‘ } ; ' i Lil “Se | ,7 si hs . ; y ; i 5 7% ; , e* ’ “7 } rv’ ‘ ‘ ; i . . » | 4 ; “es ‘ & te ‘ —s - + 4 > / i. \ oF tary ; A ‘ a ‘ ‘ i es | . r . } ot) et 7 ‘ , “4 YY . } P : } _ ’ ; , , i - i‘) i } oS a te | ? cy $? ; > ; + . > ; 4}, 7) } ; ‘ : : - . ; . on a ; _ ~ P ow +7 ‘4 m ‘ : 2 . j i ] ii ) ‘ ; ’ rive oc } ) : +; 51 r ‘ ‘J i , ‘ +> . oa? .* (> vs ; ; ; 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ i i . i ii = ; j vv: } Y) . "I . | . - "4 . ™ " ° > ; : ’ . 4 » ; , } + 4 VwaiK q 4 ’ ; aT i ‘ ] . . , — ’ , and Wai i Fz e - , ne Pee ato 4 — [i¢ } pene ' ag F i ) ng. ‘ { 4 u ) in nr ‘ - vt . . — s } ci] }) nrniew . 7 — ‘ , hl ae a? j a : } ‘ rier ¢ ‘ ’ — er ; + ; ' . ; ; ‘ i . i se Pas x . : : P ‘ I d ; | _ i t eires ; ' . xs £ + ‘ 4 | i ‘ cy ? ‘ | 24h. f oc i r ’ 19 ¢ “ait ¢hidy ‘ . Fa ees ae r) ahs ids ‘ i ‘7 | YA ' ; - a ? ; | get £ = £ BB: ' ? 4 . . > 4 . — } | . : » . ; ’ wink ‘BE. : iT ; ae . a © ; ~ if \ 4 ) d ry — - F }' - y () re ~ ’ 2 ° } y ¢yY pi ere “ . baa . -" . . ; ’ a ro ¢ tr >> e ty , cf } ‘ 7 i } : _ ‘ ‘ ’ q eis ‘ : . J " , ~ + ¢ ’ ‘ Se ~$* Be rii* p~ i , : ert ‘ , - P ,* ‘ " : , 7 - , .* : , . . ‘ : mor ‘ r) " _ i ; " i\ is é — ‘ ‘ ~ = a4 2 oy ; ; e +>. , ee 4 : pam, r 1 ¥ ‘ } " ‘ ~ ~eece! } Pin on PO y ~* y , - oe _ " e¢ — - . ¢ } a ~ % t g ‘ : ‘ i i } . , ’ i] 2 4 i ; ; j i mee gee j a } ii ; f a 6 a | fy led f i= {f) ¢ os % ; | or g4 " ; j ‘ ~' ‘a f} ° i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ¥ ‘*% ey, . . ‘ { i? i | mr ; »} 7 . : ? ‘ . _ + ‘ * — } ‘ " > ' * " i pee ‘ ‘ ‘ e ai ’ on the whole. 1 Phapto W494 loud, 1unn | aT) st o inf siteediias a aes pape mee pe ) ly hoped to fom Elanceds about him quickly. running board, wrenching the door | fine.” I set the trap very deftly BURKALL, equal to Carterville. $5.75 D aw s | wel! pieasec Wi tii , ris : p " - C ‘Y , »¢> ‘ * >} , ‘ : ,¢ ' ' . ° p | aA ‘ ta* 4 rey . u i ; ws Ld : , eT} va f } ; ¢} P tmny rf : E : , : ‘ . ‘ 2 ee , ee . . ’ } a 4 ] i j wnier | = ; | c>t ’ . ’ . ‘ xt: ’ , or ,¢ : } ‘ P a . i i | ‘ ; p Se iai® + . ; 4 " , , : tra, . 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SU of her aaa ) : Y pore yO ~~) ) a brand new Grand Prize Eureka of this extremely liberal offer. Attachments with each \ Priscilla , | Sewing a. i, ly buying event. OB ee, he 8 ) Eureka purchased. (This on the astonishingly easy termsof Don’t delay. Come in or ‘phone Ir, : : . y / i \ Ve ool . 7 reat offer may be with- IY ¢ ‘ERY - ‘ : i ‘ Melk M wenidas ha thet 3 é ONLY $1.00 A WEEK, afterthe us immediately, to reserve an Thle awed to 6 thant ; | ar rdwoods \ / oe 2 i ” a “hl drawn atany time.,» , a 7 | | ime you lated = az y, usual small Down Payment. Fureka for you. for the fameue Eureke a High. Vecuum' Principle of ¢ tanning CENTRAI ites. Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Co., 622756225 617 Locust St. 711 N. TAYLOR 7165 LYNDOVER PL. 352 COLLINSVILLE AV. The Above Stores Open Evenings Until Christmas Union Electric Light and Power Co. Twelfth and Locust Phone MAin 3220 See the iioring v Silaes to Be Announced Thursday, FAMOUS-BARR CO. STIX, BAER & FULLER Electrical Section—Basement Gallery (Grand-Leader) CEntral 6500 an de g ) December 16th, Exclusively in the _ a enc 2 ed htm. To march a GArfield 5900 ook perlices task e thet! 9 DAU, THE HOUSE FURNISHER fl . ++ Floor 5s il i P} S | me [} | _ PA bes a7 | " | oe peti <i f. Four Stores Phone TYler 3712 ce Soe | ort ni en SN Te ake ae a ear en eg en eee ee de Rg iby: bet Tegel PD SABPRRRREET Ty}ts08 Leta, Mecsyebeii OO Bheathes bP ar cagset a ai i Bae TE sak a EE ea )] 00 Now EL SR aE saat i H ' Py Ss

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1 ‘ value can & on: oods-ma in thetr origi ing delicacy SC with others (Lor (art NVTeRY € Lt BR, in ra fancy “ae d fancy e’apee arc aires, reater wo a * - just ordinary quality. Sk one i plida: r nourish 25c Ey? tiuten Large. Seleet, irten,. des i . an AVONDALE, in ; been retained. A comp 1 the most famous orchards } - Prunes, ID.. ra 2 un-dried fruits—in carload J s ater. 4 bare Mediam rrr 3 > el r.6n \ amiss . © . ha 1s general on ida Th owrrrt¢ s » wee & ae ~ t TPC CT - - oF 10 Bars, 37c tra lL. size a'Vory GRAPEFRUIT Flor Ex 46 Large Size 7 kk « oe Mite 2. fii fi bic eee —_ PORK CHOP LEAF LARI KRAUT, BULK, LB. Hard and Filled Candy Assorted Chocolates PEACHES PARE RIBS ISTEAKS — ay: & G. White Naphtha | | are d S -day -town f ui ss into their new home. To-day, 1622 telephone important et ee eee Tene ’ A Southwest, that it will ultimately house enough i a ioe, TY) 4 . S ire 4 iness to t ks an he progress of a greater tele- phone system for a Greater St. Louis. O * “2 “wn WwW ~ oe Z s+ .4 7 4b Asti’ * locations dow telephone people have packed their iw } I ao oe, (Co tlo . a . 2 ve *- 7 > : » — b 7. + - a *?T “ - 4 r@e * Ld a4 Pp ss ’ . . = v- 7 ‘ a , « ‘ . > Di “4 - » ? + * . . o ~~ 7 “ . . o ° . ‘ 2 . , 4 : > . ¢ . ‘ . ed ‘ . ~ 2 oa . ’ : . « . * % ‘ z . = > r > 7 $y ’ . 7 a> . . . to serve 200,000 tele- on — ] lé TleEW O ~~ test ENLTAN for bus 10n mar TT? “2 Ye offi + c _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH various equipment is open That it will serve as telephone head- facts that virtually every telephone employees carry on in the Tele- user knows...I[he completion of The New Telephone Building phone Building belongings and moved quarters for the en phones in downtown St. Louis, construct From step int HONE COMPANY — 4 ‘ ~ feat * tv el hats CE Oe 2 gee Bi i - a ed ‘ tarry ¢ n'y Sy IE Sorte Petco ae By SN ‘ ’ ~~ naps . ya MALPR Taree ie Tock peangt a Hot. ereeey \ yg. rad Mees ules. AnD CA! te te) ee mone e om 4 * Mast QO. Lal onad Lil = | md Li] M a oO Li] - Y) ld > al, hans a O Y) a Sor we ie FT at m ’ / + 11 * ait 5 ~ arty 5 a mee — i= ~“X ’ 2 h the pu ding, townic +i TELEPHONE BUILDING 7 » Wh «9 Ve iy ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = a TERNS a He} oe ae SRE Oe sik 4 i$; © fay ‘ z ~ oo aa" red bc ok NEW new bu be inuited = z Siero aearior ge 22 4 ae ‘ et i PF a, a . ¥ ; a — a — brag — — = lait oe ial Wily he SR: gins Pov BETS Se - ha ae pevacill ae : Sprrvteowetintneedrsencprssahcnisighiet: roy 2 “ © Brat gti eens sera > ae’ eedteaeeciteeme PAN tt np Ales nee aie oe + * eneninenene Ny Stage’ rs a 7a yA ‘ Sate) ak Shy a ie - . ae ae \e fy ry ane eee : oe, eee ae! Sic? Si i eae ge taal -— Pi ras? ee

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e Building ss to-day 5s down-town packed their d into their 2 telephone in the Tele- phone head- ‘ Southwest, oO use enough 00,000 tele- St. Louis, are ry telephone mpletion of Nn important . greater tele- ater St. Louis. ofa oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Large Size | pem California « Ban su mea.) 13° Californias Finest Dried Fruits Direct from the most famous orchards be California sun-dried fruits—in carload lot en the oo Senay Rockies come the finest of . ts direct to Mroger Stores, All the goodness of -he fresh fruit has been retained. A comparison ofof prices will show that tend are even less than is general on just ordinary quality. PRUNES ~~ ~ RAISIN Country Club | Sunmaid Two kit () r ds —-Muacat Seeded ur regular pricé on 1) l1l-oz Pkg. Thompson e “par lege in 15 Oz. DkKg ; 10: Extra fancy Reais, balse cic was C FRESH ARE RIBS Per 22¢C Lb. FRESH PORK Sausage Per ? 4c Lb. VUES STEAKS oice Sirloin and Tenderloin, Lb. 3 Oc sorton, Lb. 29c iniiintiintdinm ee. iin, aoe LEAF LARD unrenveren G Lbs. % 1 For he “+ ; on apes id j it's (ad ‘ | ow olidsay IKRAUT, BULK, LB.........Se | Cream Cottage Cheese, Ib.. .16c * = and fancy gitt packages ©. fo is obtainable. The package goods make very appropriate gifts. They may be placed in facia FANCY ouniry [ Many atiractive {lied sa 4» 5% Ferg ¥ Aliit 3-Lb. Jar 99c Imported Malaca Cluster Ralsins—Ib. pkg. ‘ eS a ae Very Fancy Glace Frults—2-Ib. ee e% $1.4% Mince Meat—4 ountry Club, 10¢; Libby's, Jar.... .23¢ Hard and Filled Candy A lavish mixture - f over 35 shapes and sizee: flavors; 65-lb | Oe Assorted Chocolates Kroger made { ream-center x, BO8e; Ib. CHOCOLATE hroge? mace wl Pr fters thie! } , ’ ‘ " h cream c¢ i 48 4 (ovVerer WILT} pure IC" Wit old frem Sn comtedl r “e OVI, WwaivVs & ; Tees I watatl Lie. it) f ane " ho igay decorated Tin 5-Lb. Box $4 .35 1Sc Old-Fashioned Cat Rock Candy—Pure, Ib..... a . .1de ‘rapped Molasses Kisses—An old favorite, Ib... . lSe (hocolate or Vanilla Fudge—4 reamy, Ib............ Ise Creams and Jellies A rich mixture of colorful flavory candies that 19¢ melt in the mont Rh se a ae kw ke ie Peanut Brittle Fresh and crisp fr m Kroger candy kitchan: C i'man of the .four other directors missed connections at Albany, N. Y., ON | Meek fer the name Gold Medal on every box and accept no imitation HATS [jp ‘compelled to return to New York. | —_- MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER WHITEHEAD FUNERAL SBE PSH won ON Ss Attempting to Loot robl *s pushed the wrong button Druggist’s Cash Register. to the | Two armed youths entered the they ran out, empty-handed drug store of James M. Block, 5665 aimed te : i Delmar boulevard, = : eS ee compartments of the safe, and tate ash register. Disgusted, LL 13h6. @& M. today and after holding up James Block Jr. anda customer, made in- Practically All M-K-T Employes eae attempts to get mony AY Warsi . . . : : from the cash anc e | in St. Louis Present—Me- cage. - ng Young Block's father, morial at Parsons, Kan. vho was €0 those who Virtually all. of the employes a the Missouri-Kansas-Texa$s Rail- | way in St. Louis, more than 350, | attended the funeral yesterday of | Charles N. Whitehead, president of | the road, who died here Friday. | Large numbers came from other | points on the lines. | Services were held at Bt. (Mhurch, Lindell boulevard Spring avenue, at 2 p. m. Burial ous disorders. Try the world fa: onmmun: COUGH SLOW DEATH sintsidhn | Aches, pains, nervousness, diffi- TUSSIN, it ie an indication and | Culty in urinating, often mean seri. that you should consult your PERTUSSIN — the harm- less and efficient cough rem- edy—has been so uniformly successful in the treatment of bronchial affections and coughs, even the most obstin- ate whooping cough, that— if your cough resists PER- physician. For safety’s sake you should find out if some was in Bell fontaine sages) ” mous treatment for kidney, liver, deep rooted disorder is caus At Parsons, Kan., a municipa bladder and uric acid troubles. nat pain ennai memoria] service was held, con-| D , 1 mnk lots of water and take ( @ ic) GoLD MED, HAARLEM OIL L. M. Lores of New York, chair- A great diuretic stimulant. Kn - board of the Katy; J. the National Remedy of Holland for Safe for and more than 200 years. All druggists, in FE very Cough train | three sizes. ducted by Protestant and Catholic clergy, and attended by 1000 per-- | sons. Mr. Whithead, who was 48 | years old, was familiarly known as | “Charlie” to employes in all Ssta- tions along the lines of the road. R. Barnes, a vice-president their way to the funeral and were | PERTUSSINis entirely free from tn- furious drugs andissold by all drug- gistsin large and emali bottles. a TL >_— neue a eens i ne ULL Hegtigugiiifa SS tists tL i a All trans on the Katy ceased run- eet ning for 5 minutes following | of the world. ‘DA throughout the city. 4o more tempting or nourishing delicacy exists — at Kroger’s no greater value can be se- ted. Compare them with others on filled with on ee. 2 peanuts. Ws. . cs... akc | We are direct importers of the finest Smyrna figs grown. Our prices reflect this operation as they are as much as 50°o under those in general. Layer | Stewing : ory rt : New 1926 crop, fancy. larg: New 1925 crop of fanes ASINESS Fis : apread. S-crown meaty Figs: large. meaty stewing Fies _ a bulk, pound an exceptional va! per OOT of pound . 101g yy pc 7 7 Cc ‘Trance | street. ee | New 1926 Crop No. 1 Mixed Nuts, Ib... ..., .29¢ sncdbetatier: aor. New Crop Large Washed Manoa Brazils, Ib. .19¢ “teas iggy er Papershell Pecans—Large Georgias, Ib... . §$0c ‘ in carton, = : Very Fancy Bordeaux Walnut Halves, Ib... .79c —— B lceber | I] y 5 lage Hd Fancy Comb, Each wlery 10¢ GRAPEFRUIT Ext r —s ° i» ®@ Fancy Florida 150 size, dozen, 42c 176 size, dozen, 35c | ©°'- Bushel$2.10 200 size, dozen, 28c 288 size, dozen, 20c 15-Lb. Peck ..§3¢ ide Thin Skin Ta a — 10c "ge, 4 Size ae 3 For 25c oak Airs. [Qc | Carrots br teil = Large Bunch eoevesecee Swectsesees caceee | U. S. No. 1 Grade POTATOES S SWEET POTATOES | CABBAGE, 5++:.15¢ EE Se ee , '&G, White Naphtha 10 Bars, 37c | ORY Medium 25c sige, 4 bars SOAPS Crystal White 10 Bars, 35c Waltke’s 6 Bars, 25c TEXAN, REPUTED TO BE 125, DIES Cold Contracted Falling Into Creek Causes Death. Pv the Associated Presa SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 13.— Death has ended the career of |; Ynez Tijerina, who declared he was l25 -years old. Despite his years, he has worked on a ranch near Flimendorf for the largt seven years. Three weeks ago he fell in a creek nda cold that followed fs thought have caused his death. According to two daughters, Mrs T. T: Caballero and Mrs. Fred Du- quet, hoth of San Antonio, Tijerina ‘QO was born in Monterey, Mexico, June 1801. He came to Texas Jun ». 1861. He js said to have served in both the Confederate and Union arniies during the Civil War. ENGINEER WHO LOST ARM DIES Charles McClelland Was Hurt at. Work on New Building. Charles McCleNand, 39 old, of 5669 Roosevelt place, a oisting engineer, died at City Hos pital Saturday from shock and loss of blood due the amputation of hi: ‘left arm crushed in a part of the machinery used to hoist lumber o: 2a new building in course of con struction at 1300 Lucas avenu: | Dec. 9. lie was feeding rope into drum attached to the engine when his glove caught and the arm was drawn into the machinery, and h *h, was whirled around several tim before the machinery was stopped Carmens’ Union Elects Officers. Loca] No. 788, Street Carmens’ Union, yesterday held Its annua! election of officers, re-electing Mur- ray Douglas president and Louis Graeser, financial secretary. Othe: officers elected wero: Harry ~ . Graves, firet vice president; © Owens, second vice president, and G. E. Tipton, recording gsecretar: Shoots White Mallard Duck. Snectal to the Post-Diseratch. BROOKFIELD, Mo., Dea. 13.- A white mallard duck was sho’ recently at Hawan Lake, near Sumner, Bo., by A. T. Korn. It has ben sent to a taxidermist, POST- DISPATCH Independence From Business Tips Grasped Want Ads ’ HE increasing expense of disposing of a waste product in a large St. Louis plant was a problem several years ago. “Possibly someone could utilize it,” said the president. “We will advertise.” A Post-Dispatch want ad gave the information. created. A new business was Two young men with knowledge of chemicals and metals saw and grasped their opportunity, made a contract to handle the waste for a number of years, used it in the manufacture of a new product, and with good business management both are now well along toward financial independence. You may do what others have done. 5 Profitable opportunities are presented in the Post-Dispatch classifed pages every day. POST-DISPAICH The People’s Popular Want Medium of The Billionarea a geet Te eit en ee ee Sa Ce ee en oe Oe 11,8 Bia igue iis ait ! * ee ee et 4 LULL ue inant pete tat tat a. 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wee! ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— WASHINGTON AND MISSOURI UNIVERSITIES SEVER ATHLETIC RELATIO COOPER PAGE 26 Lae ee ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH : INT AY r ce DNECEMBER “fs wee 2 5) Wee Oa he Sap Rp aes Paws a) : “swan ~_—_——— me — . —- = ee oe mea on Game. vend Soccer Scores : Feous Prevaik WABHOLTZ Bear Council Votes for al ~ soma a F or mation That F ailed W ee . _yammancenn cuevr s In Muny Soc SECOND WITH Complete Break; Tigers Roses Grid Game How Princeton Defeated Harvard in 1921 raincrorxp crotrss axon (py ‘ast Palermos 3, Motorbus 0. e s te | eae Wehners 1, Shreve Av. B. M. 0. F Fe (\F 295 t If ] O28 ‘ -aTO EN " roac sap : PRR y Polish Falcons 38. North IEinds ©. , ; TAL Offered Contes ie Of the 92,229 tick | ee ae «Tew. nevetes | One SO “— ge a Re AON. : Sinn 7 : ae i ‘ esa 5 ‘Carondelet Park No, 1. ¥ M’ALLISTER SAYS HE STAN KECK prasat gh og eg Points PLANS NO ie === German Sport Ciel hee CHANGES FOR Carondelet ‘Park AY sec Met ade a i rt HE ER EG Et a aera, ag ee PEG * oneordia Parl I OS OE DS OEY ae, | ee | te | - fa 3 Hy. Wittmen our center; and NORWAY WILL HAVE wing in full euch athletic postponed for one year, points is the pacemaking pecan : a a0 ne ie ae es ee | Wellstons. ) i phil ge Goageaarrne wed by. mos! ‘se NEXT GOLD CUP RACE ant rae a ee Chancellor Hadley and Dr. Siew Brody's Team Wise * came con Ca eee cnet pres, Harvard backfield. Salvely st008| 5, gone | changes ee “Sage third Aa: a aca a} pass. gobi Orn Sorwa ec. hts. : re ulars are hand Express Regret - menene prean yet and ee a ed a Harvard pass and ran to| the third man deployed om ths) med Sere Gre prapteiy for'repre- | Oy Seciee > ‘ ; . ‘ ahs ' ' iJ «a wa +h Beal hres é team w mn turn the ley and Dr -iplayed here New Year's eve ig } ; : 4 plete } it he ads ctor of sanchewee s Cnet ations L ikely. might he University, ex- ompiications are likes; : er , + def | : 1 reenlt ) ellation of th eae ; : or. ; re Isl: i Sound in ¢ ’ McA cterese |) vears as eae > because of ., Se eae ee eines, (Oli an : sat on player and & . at int ence r ; , of ft ins recelved eas when Pre appointed him felt Jack's tn team will anable as pu PACIFIC COAST GETS MAJOR coe 0 e Ageia’ reste —For th a maj d on ty \ estern heer ‘ (led -iationg. goes try OG tae grehgen 6s are BEE em he PE ale ol se iteyn , MRS. SCHMITT VICTOR IN WOMEN’S CLASSIC AT SCHAEFER ALLEYS Rosenbloom Meets Cavanaugh Will Kaplan Tonight Coach Fordham PLAYER RESCUED FROM —ot'?*_ ith 7! averaging T854 5 pure golf event Bout Will Feature Indoor Recently Resigned Similar Po- © ©.° ° ... aeprea: HEAVYWEIGHTSE WILL Amateur Basketball. Re : : hie a oni River tn if Opening at Madison Square sition With Boston en Bocht put t shetet PATTLE IN AMATEUR SNOW BANK IN PRO : the wit —_—_»-— Garden. College. ae, a ts FEATURE THURSDAY ee FOOTBALL CONTEST pARTMOUTH TRACK W. U. INTRAMURAL nd McHenry tail gece. peter Grow esterday : . ees STARS TOGO SOUTH MEET OPENS TON > eA anf wii! * —— 2 | oF irnament vt eliminary hde { mah pliaring rhe «reat ‘Pe git and fis he held ¥ ‘ ~*rtee are = aes. ae 42 PE iar on Bie 4 ~ ifing'é@ 4 ak the. wit? fae the | + Gale — rhe seh ys age. ghee beak 5 Cael Boaz nratory ‘Tiegins Dae A All Men’s” HATSaa - nail freorgetown Declines Came 4 2 ae ama g egy he: ‘ me me . . ‘ ‘ = ? rt 4 * ; ‘ ° . > See he ote Rua ter pts ce 3 Beil ie) - : a “one S 00 O’COATS PRPAYSGs Ack. Dec. 13.—| carried © ards. tarcy | Berner Goal .:.... Dick eee 400) GPEN FOR. || rn =) ine Arlington Serge—all n and fancy backs in 3 y The third ae estes ‘ne a enwn Paes co a die BOWLING TOURNEY Srna snooit. LE OD, the new check heviots, e_ ie newest al n Fz . fen F Crna k ; ie | a — forsted te miateria.s lediay by the 1 : SE hg Sap eee ell | i shave er- | ip - | | The ORIGINAL c e - ‘ é : ; ““ . , - L z . : °aoG ao af ~—w . ountry mt eetaee totaling $5¢ a - : ao White . ne a“ ; —— — 7 IXEDO ‘'X¥EDO troph‘ee ; ay ae ae Tracy : ceil - % Bi gape ney SALE cH tit Ja 77) oo SALE ics, f golfers attracted Sout! com] | J. Henne«ses moat SIMONI AAS Silk Lined Sik Lined fat Fall River Is Victor. allfornia. “Wild Be | -) : ning of the. rity of Detro't atros re | — * . Silk Vest 5 1 3 L O Cc a S 1% Silk Vest Ms = i Gickeieek ta an 1 <a | ‘a Referec—R. Murphy . 7 = 64 Cleans ~ Protects &. mm SS FT ; playort for this vear's ‘hamp ni se vera a es but the games a ren— I Jeusehel and J Aelles TT an wa fii. anho: Ducog L CQUER — ehip, ts expected to defend his titie | wars have Deen plare@ at Detroit Time of halves—35 minutes "Ore £2423 or FOreet 8109. A Ss ae

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a } “3 Be Sy j y es RELATION(¢OOPER - - —s- —— — ie Form Pr evails MMBHOLTZ IS Victor in Monterey Tourney Dispute Arises Muay Soceed SECOND WITH Favorites Win or Tie in E Division; Schollmeyer, 4 Win, 6 to 1. to Meeting in Feb- ruary. “1 Mehlhorn, Leader for 4 a Finishes in Tie 3 for Third Place With A. 7 oO. Fa sf t\: lds and go04 ae 2 a A «cc jate ee oan A. roel : : , Farrel! SEW YORK, 1 ~€. 1. ‘furnished jdea} conalt Jo nny a : a si : si » f nn ot * 1. ata : Maal ons for F . e " fein } oe 7 Oyrve ; i ~ densa i, ‘‘**‘Pai Soccer League pla we , ; . TY ¢} ." bli : f ’ Prize Winners in ~ wat, ‘ r ct . ~ had L.iilé¢ pu di Cc parks mr 2. |. aig _— Monterey Event fthe M t 4 rm | \rev’a el ,. near) > o } John = SS ‘y al) : . rae vi ty» 4 be apt ™ ‘ ’ A : ; ’ in ii Lr in five on , ; mms. it nd getting away with wi ors MONTE. Cal. Dee. 15—The fol ) ed States : , + © t.iig a&Wa VY 4 , : . . . . e pFL M mn i sia . and ‘ [> ire r ~ \ son sr 4 . ? or 7 rs o,~ ; er? * ts a« ; . jow ine . -_— ' S 4)1 04) pin i i] : i rey setenets ‘ So} mevere af , 4h \ietr r eg : 0 the Suk npions fit? i re 4 } : ’ roy } eHyowed 1} a i . be. [rire score. t; P ; \{ 17 i i the best Mpxume—City 5200 20 | kK DUNC sa iV P@atiy , ¢h ; is S C= ~ ‘ 4 Pe | ¥ beating the Iyggfigsry Cover | saa ees Yew 3 ec ~ \ Po , . ¢€ mg - lad Nabholtz. iieve } ; | «+e e “ NX a ' . ; : ‘ Jat jj uu the ’ jarry hth rm q hi} igo Hoo PM) , yspleary . a ; ‘. 36? - - ii ae hI 0 r y y r+ . ; atm “ie Palerg E panel New York HO ah a 2 Lo} it in front by nalf re Jonny ~~ “a francis a) +P att for J - . “api ne ua. chase ? > F 4. : if ; ; ; } airgroung be E . ; | at e ~ y nha } ed ,¢ 4 se. | . an 3.4 4) Watrous. Gran °Q~ cs “ * SOUP hy Gdereating the Mets ‘op endian rees at the sé i i] 2 ¢¢ y; — ry 78 ; a: ' | TO 9. “Frimmir , iden, North ters i SO! . | rimming the Neigaser Golden. North ses 880 _ ‘OH 43 ; ; Alia? : Lone pearn., . “ ss }. { ’ ’ t : : " i UlLED ‘ Linares. : ale - ‘ 4 eee ire i F Dik Hunter, Santa Monica 105 2 | j | ™ ry £ hit Magers willie I. p ? 1O> PO ~ ree A as : ‘cc: ? > o ls 1 {ra resnd. ” P ‘es ré Y t ie Basia he (Ele ay ie {rmeut New York oS ~09 , ssbponiiee rie. $1 of the hes , ont tommy =|* e 1a30—ClU P09 ry session ¢ the ‘ . ‘\Ceq Piece! Tos Ance Sia ‘ . z ’ . a ‘ ' tT) ayer d C9 a Elm | Ar rr. s, nsi 1¢T [ ne . . yon satile (eorce ‘On . 4 » y 4, r + a ‘> 4 ¢ ge ‘ond teur $4) bd 4 2 y wiki & ‘ y gma ~4 - : ; ; ; : . _ } 078) ‘ of ao 429 ~ z , the Electricals a. 2-to.3 Martin. Long Beach. Cal, 9 ssocia no s . ivy @ * D rey sey | ' ’ 1) r 7 ; rr ¢ ‘ LOwerg ‘ I . ‘ A » . >, + ae . , big ; ‘ HARRY COOPER. mpeetiones= of tne mxeé i 4 ae 4 " « ‘and pat st {js 5 ee eee Me: Aald. “Wibe nationa - AT HAVANA AT TIJUANA yi further competi" | cy @ ¢ rod - +47} ae . . — e vo. | rile OR i OB re are handica . rder t - a 5 inlets . ; a c : m : : i ‘ ' or « ‘ . ri “4 xz x . C » = ” ea j ; ; * ; ‘ule _— : : a ‘ rroeee é ra , ‘ . ' { ‘ c } \' ' + ne _ , on , ’ na a ns Ae ‘ | a : * . - | 5 , ' ’ ; ~ a ' 4 . ] . 2°93 . . f ) hres ¢ 1 & ’ ’ ry tha iS iu ., - , ‘ j @ « 3 \f ‘ fe > 7. : der “ee ap rt. ; ; o hea adm ‘ . ths i . : | , | ; ‘ ie! . ‘ ‘ ! " + o 2 9 $ ry : ‘ . in : ie ght have Fou! * i 5 ~ {¢: 4 , ; ? ; ; % « if sis : — . bi : Mi ‘ “=t. ears age enach mind ¢ * ° . ud "ror Pd ; R S Its ‘ - y ; A eSeEe : : ’ 8 | mae imgians re cealved ae ; - ‘ . ’ ) 1 acing e . “~ + _ > ; ’ . " : . , " ‘ Bs a 2 A, : ° - nes her: | rdiy when Presi, . ) , : : a4 ed ; 7 , "¢ . er a ' T4 ‘ 26 - » t* ‘ is € 14 . ‘ : —— 4’ : , : : _ . rT} ed ifm ; =. Cc . l oe war) , fait J k's tntiggper. 8 / ; a At 2eminoia. + L” ¢ : ]se ‘6 | + ia K a “4 ’ % - ‘ . . P +7 ’ é 6 ae ; [7 2 . ' . - . , * . . - 8 eix-rns wliedge f the téam wil)) gue ana ° ' | ; Poo ear Ak ey tin pa L fsast : reat I athe - trae - he eli: m e&peciallv cannble as pfilotief the res | a Sitaigagagel ee Weather clear; track 1 ke ws “ae Date | , | 7 lay + fy FIRST RACH , 1 : g * ™ : > 4 : an races’ PACIFIC COAST GETS [f... | BS Poe: Vi : ee a . . rar oO. no ‘ > : ? . : ; _ } Zo ike!| | See ee es at Te oth. d GOLF TOURN#:— - ee ap : ¢s Jiming 3 Ar * “ ‘ - ‘ ’ : : ~ * 4 | Dre ‘2 : ; A as i] ae } } rote a ‘ - ‘ . : oF oe Pat 7 ‘ , . , ro s \f : {s ; i? ; ; r the ’ - i ¥ e 1? - Bt, — It} “ff r¢*{ i} ] _” , sar : : . - ¢ ty arrTreé hs sae : | or a P . ~ a ae | si? ki \( t - Sa t ’ ? go 7°? 1 4 ; rv the . ~ _ > fa P - . : P : . ; ’ : ‘ "¥ . ‘ a . t? ' fi w ¢ ’ e a. , sete rn @ OES i : ' 2 : i - ae - ’ - Va ? 4 ‘ . : —— heen a Tv 4 is ° ? r t : ; 4 ’ *- 7 , 7? ® ; : ; 3 ; “™= | ‘ fs: ib by rr 2 x i , . 7 > m ‘* p : . ‘ > é = ~ > ? . ; “ \ « " setae * = : . : Te pert es és. . ey ree * - re - ’ ‘ iu * . . a A . l e°4 . eimon pure go f events a} mie ‘ . . : . . : on 4 . ’ c ‘ " \itec os — t> ar on 1997. Farre’) nn a a oe . . e . ' . ’ | : t A > - 3 “ot = » | ~* -, -tramural earnival will best® Mifugn of San Francisco, and Harold? «ix furtovgs | et iia cane oe Wa , y 7 7 . ; , - ; vy) se e ‘ . = oY ’ + ‘ 3 , = , 175 r ATT = } . 2. ls 4. ° 4 * iz o-Yrea>r c . ; aE eg K oa Thompson, of Gs ®, (al ied i? : : raicue .115 and up. 5'y furilon: sn ‘ ¢} ° 1° ¢ : ; as | ; ‘ ° . ‘ 4 SE 4 4 Re track “ Th medias a 21 4 Pirza bye Lan ie! 3 rrptytyyer sy ’ weaned ) ng vein Mth s: : : beg J M a I, Fozy and ern tr re naries In wreetiink : : Mi ‘ OND KACK >) =” z . 7 . " " ; % a ‘ é - i () ) s ‘ i uss i eld tomorrow night and finals Nabholtz Vinishes Strong. # roo _ wr ’ >) de 38 bio: Mn] | ‘ rye Z * z “ ; i > ; . . P wea om cs >! . 3 “a Page” een : ANS ¢ - Tt | , ¥ tha Font = 4 tha * rnewyv was ober . 4 ° 2 EB Be ie , ‘ i “£ 1] n . nl . \? ra ~ » S = et ra ! iy ~* a » . eee ’ . ‘ ] ’ ad a : ; j % . ] I > as \ c - a) > 7 ° eT in vig # : I the cfr - . 7 , é “hd 7 ’ 4 > ‘ »* 1] . “ 1} | ] 3 . . . 7 ; . . : - 7 2. a . , = . = = a i i v : ‘ ; ‘ Gj ; en: ic: At th, start af a fir ” 2 a ™’™32 7 ‘er ‘ Pg ° 2 ~ fla ” camifinale to Me gos eee moa: 426 | s, ; : “ 107 scratches. 4 _ RM eixiar : ‘ . oF ; 1] —e . . . 115 = Oo Ty e— Jun . : ; ’ . , | . ‘ } ‘ - “ * 5 . ~ \7 é a ct ra! > Bd ’ amo ! ' : sary . 7 . . ‘ . ’ . ~ ae e 7 * " . , , ; tTtiegins has - . , 2 . . Worcs ] " : rt : ‘ f tne ‘ 4 : : . os : . 7 ~ r? a - , * on sg ‘ , ‘ ’ “ ecoe ’ : a > : | ~. " ' 4 " , ’ » “ " ro ~ ‘ 5 . : . Oua bii4 basieieie 4 the ganee af iL De at Yale Baseball Schedule. : Alf Goullet Through. the : _ b bons & ’ ’ Benounc. yes-er MULLEN WOULD STAGE : {Mary O’COATS ay pain ge ge ge er SAeeR BOUT ° X25 or ning 2M Plain and fancy backs in this Pitare G Pe , ee Fall’s newest Mong «f c ete a ry : es . >_> . ee | . ee ‘ ‘ . — mates 1ais. ™ ae s > . is ‘ ; preateg: . >. ; ga ra yt? a ———— PAR ey, "?- ' uw , le» rod is ; fo > TUXEDO SALE PINT ( $0.00 Sitk. Lined y> J S l Silk Vest aA Be —— aatilinemenenenineg Se a __— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ews Over Ranking of Vincent Richards Fight Likely to Be Carried Over ’ ; 4 = ‘ a a : | F . . , : ? . ? POLS DP arr i] " : : “ ° ,*% . é e > or fteld ‘ ; 9 ‘| . _ EF x c . } ; . a ‘ . j as 4 « ? '4 ajor League Magnates In New York and Chicago nnual Meetings ° For A 1 ; ; ¥ () ivi i ‘ + \ ; x ‘ ' 4 as re i 4 ic = ‘ \ VW \ - a = r 4 i ‘ ~ ’ “ _ —_ ‘ \ “ ( ¢ ’ , > = ‘ oe > y , g * : : , (, " e ‘ as ‘ ‘ | ’ ‘ Suanio ¢ ‘ ‘ ‘ ¢ r : ; "1 ’ ‘ ; ) =| ; i : 5 VN q > * n - + 1* a 0 L oe P ™ i - ‘ ¢ - ~ : ‘ ‘ ‘ Cotta = i! } ° a j } * 7 _ oe t¢ bh ‘sé ‘ : > = " i] s A } , ‘ fj es - . s 47 Me ‘ ~ I 7 r . ‘ Pa 5 of ‘ 4 ‘ . ’ 4 ’ ¢ } “ > ‘ " ¢ rs ‘ ° q r ; I a > a? , gr hj ~ i ee n d emery ~ 4 a 4 ot? 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Send us your overcoat before . 5:30 in the evening....and you INAL as ee win to | igi IL Trajanus ue K rine pa Anna Wins Grid Title. ae een. ; ee ee) Urs ) , White Sox Sign Roth. ‘ A j 4 MADE HARDSHIPS EASY TA CAMADIAN WILDS ] . f tyt ry Surveyors kept in fine trim _ “ } ? ? ¢ ‘ > QS} ry by Simpie iifs Ss ‘ Liit ch. LAs . + -- * we . “~* -. 7 ‘ as | 2 I ‘ } ry ? 4 a . f ’ ? i r¢ “ + = r,% t >, & ~ - ? 2 ' f hod ea ’ “ PP a md + - “44 ~ ‘ . ¥ 7 ? = cae 4 - ed . . me¢ rié ari? P je a . ‘ 7 rye? an 4 . ~ -_ . -- y ~~ 2 . - + - ? ’ r ; [Pa ‘ + 4 ton . 7 9 ; j }f 7 At ‘ - , - y ‘- ‘ ’ 4 i eoht awav. G “ee . : a - 7 4 2 > E 5% te GCrugg iors . ud Ci whe can have it back cleaned and pressed the next morning. aia sill ; *( ravenette coats take a little longer. Dyeing and Cleaning Company : 51 BRANCHES ‘ ry - a” P ie " é } ~ Ty c._oOw Vi rit ' } } ' ' ; t & “f PHONE NEAREST AE heap. ie igo C0 in RE ER bet he ptt ree AMS. ON AA NAS Tip sty #* oe ee ae et eo ee i ee oo Natit yl liye

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. T PAGE 2s ae STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH oa EVAN ING, DECEMBER 19, 1925 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH O48 a lending states had -?* promot.on LAND GIVEN TU Je ase —s ad ‘om por escent “i i | anniversary of the Nati = 14 MA irth hygiene, was a ~ > 4 ount Carmel in P r~ : a le and Lf T ‘ _ be at ire 3 tha il ] ~ i Tra t Is on | : i a 4 i s . - bies, firther etir r? foward . >. - ~~ . 2 ~* , } mr? > ' } ’ i ie ; ’ 7 * & } & 44 ~44 + ~ + Paiestine e tard in ol ran | , - ae Pe eee ee A parce! o* gre :? ; | * * ° a‘ é “ stiad ~ - ow 4 “2 i. ‘ . oe a _— rtality rate 7 ited States ns wee or 7 the First Went to Work for tne; ADVERTISEMENT oO = de itt ¢ 4 ae eRe {8R7 — Aamute cere STOMACH UPSET #:2:cs cee Get at the real cause. That’ a what Gas and Indigestion Tablets ' nds "h suiferers are reliable prescription fr , eucceas y It is impossible to measure in dollars and cents, the genuine pleasure derived from a Wur lizer Grand. And especially is r tryin | | . , | so, when every member of the wing an attack of paralysis suf- ition, they e attacking the re s:. Louts family shares in these pleasuar re . vive weeks «£0 ie was 6 au f the ail! lent i¢ ai Wolff-Wilson ‘Drug Stores : for many years to oa og A 0) 4. me Te a and dis ; ie -d ywe me wate digest Wurlitzer grand is the true gift i , ‘ a age Health ‘Depa: When the liver and t ls are pe. ‘nable to secure from your drugstet Cleplay—play it yourself. Ly FF ~ yee “t Peep. dea lateras clerk (away goes indigestion and stomach @ Arthur L. . Duplantis, M. D. \, Grands $625 Up ratory ana a ys > oe teh ys i aT pti Convoruient TF , e7Tm™ns a Dad taste ae a equa Duplantis Building szy, don't- eeling. nh CHI AGO. ILLINOS a ener er with une ! WONDERFUI HIEVEMENT 7 . 4 Pt c+ . os t 71 UBT WURLIIZER “ae .6 ™” orr ~ | GRAND PIAN ea eee ae 4 0 R T I E fa E S| y 1006 Olive Street OS padine Panatropes on, Teem Ta AND NES Ee ” Saracen aaecen ean tt ema . : . os » P sia a> . a . k > x re ~ a. 2 ™ . Rigas eyo ~ i = oid 5 P ’ ae. nit “¢ ne 2 eine: " i ae 8 R Si San rs oy © ‘ pt . 4 os ’ oy ae one » . . gs 7 fd sit Ais Sa a mA oS * ’ a ear iy 5 é 4 a ate x? see {BURY + ge Rg TI ae eR hes Seay Fe - Me Ba iw imigth 2 ee ee Lee ae ~ “~ . - ota 9 - SP ee Oe Nes ah et + ety oF ae a Geer OO ove ap ’ tae Shans. ay 7” 4 bet ect Na A de Se ce : ~~ us = i Dat; =F “ue ee ‘4 * be ties ba | : har 2 Rt, Fen ie Si ae he - x Pte N 4 in sy ; - RET ; Chie Mie es c ‘ a a e sal rs = mee : 4 ‘ ss > 20 ae Si ee mas nay = Bite ve : AF ‘ z wee nga tat sae + ee eet Pata reg Lh wee ee a Lo aia \ 4 ° * into tha police P A N > CURTAINS TRY c 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD Results ab of the =aty — Dyeeng ond Cleon 2 CLEANED | most certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions, -- ar irtowrtan’ AV as cht ie : * dene ae ry SB tape, gaia.” haat aarti SE ae Ceca bs seve eh ae gana * ak ere oy te ‘ hs a cat, Te a. Felipe ad BS Rin gt are Noe a mae eS jaghe, 4 CUT FROM YOUNG FRESH KILLED PORKFRS. sl ‘lotted Against Him. The Standard Oil Compa any (India na) as a unit ss tage to the Post-Imspatch ENSACOLA, Fla.—St ena- works with vision. It eg not Cc mcerned with mak- Lbs. a weeemuels of Fanam irig SO much gasoline ring in so ante’ money. i ww te. wis lat It works with the vision of serving the people of the Middle West, c nfident that service is rewarded een: s ee . in proportion to its just deserts. arama —— : ef 1 S0 SIZE. | ii ary and ! 0! a | FOR FATHER oe 5 ie ok BRIMFUL OF JUICE ‘Doz. ee vases carrying tau The production of speciz ine.and lubricate eee i BEST QUALITY. shite beet « ing oil for aeroplane use is one of the latest evie iRpe roe =) Gate 8 BODY BUILDERS—GOLDEN RIPE SELECTED FRUIT MAMMOTH SIZP—FACH, 106 ee dences of the vision of the Standard Oil Company Indiana). ! No. 1 Gov't 19 oe Ne comp \ / ; grade. ee sa eee Good S Souok was available. 7 When the Standard Oi! Company Indianz fore- cookers... IDS. ty S estified he found s saw the growth of commercial aviation, it visioned the remote corners of our great country brought close together by tl the aeroplane. APP as YORK = I a ae YORK bs a tition for an 4 ) . a * Trame-ut Th success of the Air Mail demonstrated how wi” IMPERIALS. ; : I 3. “0 gene the aeron) ane mr 10rh ~— rve aS a (LEAN. SMOOTH, WISCONSIV RIRATS Sur ly ree eS! St Tei a cs 7 ates a4 mK iid VERY JUICY, SOUND. GOOD COLOR AND BEST QUALITY | RANK CASE NRAININGS SOLh colhinienelal carrier, annihilating distance. ORANGES =*-7,,49) “""" i Sarton oer Uni nde for Monday and rank case drainings. inst n ogni eiga naiana | Tuesday only. Doz. ee ee eat strated clear! that the c f air mail is true econ ss SSS eon SOS aso pia ia hantepiaatie iad Omy. Progres MIVE fern concur in this : éndion ‘ EPDLESS NAVELS ee -" T oo Dain the Better Business Bure: oday air ll iS a recognized business asset CHECOLA = CAK . é Lb. ee net cite, a Standard Oil Company (Indiana) realized aun i fe that the producing and consuming territories of 7 . | at baal e wm td Tz | ; f T es 3? - - ry LH? b \ S "country a. _—- es, : - G (O¢ c Sei ‘ in ‘ 3 é y 444 WJ Aen OM oe -~ ri te S VARIETIES, ASSORTED. MADE WITH THE PUREST INGREDIFNIT®« ; | on - COmmer ial aviati Yr OUSINCSS PUTPOSES Amer- LARGE SIZE, Py ar: : ruiry whi: ied ica will peer be a large, u fied 1 whole. im ~ eee, ce * wn hes : a, - s, + * «iy & > Si ee " - PL a A * a 7 . ¥ Ty PRG * 25 x AQ eetappisienst greet enntt: shay re en so eam casemate al ec Paenenytoen eae ~ 2 nee . oen ‘ A* * . s Tr * > : . 's ; , a = > sf ‘try ? ’ * * : - * a > NeeGc ‘¥ ith aii and resou! S a a is eS eis LAist A } “rte } : wie ] P P tion “ob the Standard Oil Com pany (Indiana) t P & G Soar 10for37| | LAYER FIGS wb. 19|f 2 oo America’s ait ee ‘ a m4 *w. ; 4 mn! ¢ one e AM f hart oh . Imported 6 Crown | “Hamlet ana Schiters “The ' Gana ne example of how the JVORY SOAP 12 for45 | : The § pany (4nd STKS With the visi n of cr SnnPer CLEAN o— Ls’G GUEST SIZP. LAYER FIGS lb. 2? sages : trod Li | s0- Ing the thirty ili310N peopie. Of we iddle West. | = bi a — AM SOAP 6 noe 25 MIXED Nuts ib. 29 : . te | the a: ; ) % meee thie is : | 3 at | hj x : ha Ca fee aes er a wie’ CHIPS rks. 18) |CHOCOLATEs ;* 39 oo XY a Legging! a — Record be: ——_ . bs a | eae Standard Oil Company th Swat et ols Sar 2 7 | e a3 lowe! ths in any other states | Undiana) EXPRESS AND HAULING y x’ aio ee Som. cl General Office: Standard Oil Building Ree tod pitbick senting 1 =) Dens a ™ wrt. LOwis ie ee ep ea ean ° ° ‘ | Eph ef irtment of Labor says in her s 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago : FURNACES, HEATING, ETC. , ees FS rcs lle .

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Measure i: Re genuine Om a Wur- etpecially aber of @ pieT.ures come A © true gift me ace it on urse!f. ‘7 7 ; f we LIIZE ~ ™” oor D PIANOS Olive Street a es Have You Been Watching the OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT? PRE os RSFSR ESAS Git — for Ey SANRIO SAIN EIS Read the Help W ced Coluber. ee combed FOR THE GIRL FOR HER di FOR MOTHER FOR MOTHER | FOR EVERYBODY ‘}; rtm BS OF RItPACL et we pricge ) e i Linen oo. $128 Secu Resne AIN rurniture Co. Sole Reine SS 2818 FRANKLIN AV. GIFTS ON E Z TERMS FOR GRANDMOTHER | a irdays and Monday Evenings. hand-pa “ ~ table lamps, | ~ » ee $6.29. Pands shade ._—i br LKING PARROT } ae aera % Rtn es OF lamps, $6.98. $150 vi tro} las, — mak: om r - *} w. = PLEGGE PET SHO uB Victors, Columbias. Brunsw! , $59.7 sig maston at Union. — Ansthing in the way of gifts ; wh 2 ea a2 bedroom. ‘ing-room or dintng-roor ba] enite: ales ) ced oh ts. o¥/ lite: als large elect n of ar chest CO oy, n fii f ‘ siiiois —=_ Venetian oe nee bded ou canceled insertions, ISPATCH WANT AD ibwentes rs works with vision. pat service. B not concerned with m2k- bring in so much mone v. OeSercs, lal gasoline and lubricat- PB is one of the latest evi- e Standard Oil Company il Company (Indiana) fore- lercial aviation, it visioned ur great country brought Oplane. Mail demonstrated how onl: ine might serve as a hilating distance. ipany (Indiana) has demon ise of air mail is true econ- iS concur in this finding scognized. business asset. mpany (Indiana) realized consuming territories of ked together in time by r bus siness Purposes Amer- rge, unified whole. ida ard O1] Company (In- ringing about this vision quire s pecial gasoline and lately the Stendard Oil (0 work to meet this new nd resources at its com- soline and lubricating oil it On USES is the contribu- | Company (Indiana) to f how the Standard Of S with the vision-of serv- pie Of the Middle West. anv (Indiana) is “‘vision- t with its practical busi- is the in evitable reward i Company idard Oil Building Avenue, Chicago pany (Indiana) is “‘vision- Dut in the sense that indi- +e! ] yey RT oe ran kltin ay. 8 plodding. Employes of vy (Ind; — work witha vith VISIO They realize all but 3 ingen part of FOR SISTER AND AQUARIUM, oil well has a vision that of wells. He knows that the people of the Middle | products they need—the d. His work is important FOR THE CHILDREN wad RE SCID , he COSTUME! pany (Indiana) as a unit ,, of serving the people of t that service is rewarded FAIRGROUND PARK. BUNGALOW |, Rogers SPANISH SHAWLS” FANCY LINENS NOVELTIES AND HAND. FOR FATHER TIFUL Floor Lamps of wrought iron SAYAGE WRINGERLE i » 1001 LOCUST Special Pioneer Radi 5 TRAVEL ‘wonchers can be obtained y for Christmas week travels: $12.3 yo. . , ° + tip. Onin ee *.. Ree | EXCLUSIVE ATWATER KENT BoE oUvers, SEES Se OY 4" s { v AALCO SUGG ESTS THE FOR EVERYBODY i ge — eg Cheerfu! heat for cool | evenings Andi rons torcn- , eres, fern oxes he kK end 8, et Watch era our winds dieplay aon SUPPLY. CO CHOCOLATES | 409 worth Sixth st. A STR AUSS PHOTO 3514 Franklin Av. ) Cc | pic pag antl XMAS special on custom aoe eosin ee ee ee . oat ry) a 1° t. Charlies St. RIES AND CAGES—Wonderful se HOWE SCALE 00. Casas ted on nn Rars iy BARBE _¥ ‘Get your Christmas Money at poe y. au! let. Ivy cheaply. withou now ledre of emp! n° ai or any NETANDARBYSE 8-TY'TBE t COMPI. ETE isi wh uy ly T Tire he Rater Co, S3 WASHER AND | o.3e t ‘ios J L. McCARRON ELFCTRIC SHOP. 5051 Gravois. _ Cote’s Three-flowers > TO AN ATWATER KENT RBADIO A FADA RADIO The ideal Christmas gift fer mor ia he foll on. Christm orniz A. i. ME NNE CQ. enen a @ tune on Jour Faas. Delm Bl. at Walton Ar. we Qi) soe ee tc —_ Fu)! yu res wander: i] condition. up theta 8 Dean's Car C CHRISTA. 1S C rate ft Denver. Toe paper ee DE A LER a8 , & 5% ‘Be*4 ® ) } he So ¢:¢ at -ATWATER KENT CR RADI OT. A ~ INC JER B3 ECTRIC SE wT ING. MACHI NE Agar at at a rs a COlfax n en sat apvropriate Gift. 7 4! SEE or ; (} % RIG CO Open diesel ' bl. ’ Lo C ve ef 9°3 Frank!in—56811 Delmar * ° > pine ~Yr ‘ez S \ SE = APINETS coon Gee 12 N. 16th. a - a hy te ty hes r A - f - ni re Value Inorp 119 Ww. Tt be . Wreteat ge os 8 ra } Pare ee se A Vester Groves. Mo a? ~ q : a ; SB - POR F TIf°'’ Twres : 2 Be IMM, 7 PLAYER PIANO ee oa or SF a* a™ & ete... _ Me Beantiful ahogany case late make in perfect nditio: Sold new for Bape ud and Ww se. THE GIF TSU PREME DEALS, cols BF sone fewire Electric aie PA. STARCK 1 TANO co. COX & GIBBS SEWING MacH co | POs OLIVE To patan nt ? ee ee sis i lon mete gic cee Gar. dams a 200° NS TOeh STEINWAY GRAND. Seve é Froeliert nd? ; beautiful pertod GAS RAN’ ae ee e, eR Pe tone and superb action; In gray or white enamel; would be moet, Must Cispose of at once for $375; terms ate Get our prices $2.50 weekly . "3 3220 Olive St P. A. STARCK PIANO CO., F “cts uh 1018 OLIVE &8T. BUYS ANY _ ipactitten T PAST A : cy ITE E> «7 rai a PEDROOM SUITE OR one net HARVEY CANDIES ne Suite 'n the House. _ Bra cift at ©1. $1.59. $2 ponnd. Re nm: 7 ev. Terme od 1 “ity ‘ar Ih Shop and Statler Hote! 2700 Franklin, | fobby. Telephor ‘Entral 6939 oS SRR Re ae tn wet ae a AND MOVING DETECTIVES 7 ish) Da vid El) A © HARG: RA 1 r secret ery er a) te - av; , fa , § toria fe S rears of sa 7a é al | t € “ K i ; ad ra Freight Forwarding AX-OFFICER WM. ELA CHASE does === shadowing invectizatine locates ias ing peonie. S19 Tithe Guaranty Bide. GAr oe REPAIRS lela 8782 ; (oR) ‘ ieee yaa oF 6p : rons ‘enders, fire INSTRUCTION Al. Men-wom-e Ls -t Wanting to quali r BRAUER SUPPLY CO.) 29, for Government positions, $35-$75 ~ ~\ rym | »* ‘ ; » PARPET CLEAN’ G—UPH'LS'G —— . ‘ 1a ‘ Hive C i ¢ r £O4 - © , a 4 —— De AUty r aves the way to —-— , ‘ “ e ; eea Feary ¢ earn « f oa «rn Fo r r By atem cr ¢ a tua 8hop ‘ xper! ‘ a~ ,° » + » r -~ , « a’ wn ‘ine rpe suc A - ; “F eas Davy or nizht aRers Eriro before —! S panered $6: /'an. 1 and save money. Call or write ‘ ..tma rUrest OY f ryr talogs i ‘Sie | } } M ‘abe =} > ‘ % 7 Ry al » g 7h NV. Ri> et a : ; APER cleaning $1; expert paint | *EARN TELFGRAHY—Visit our echooi GRand 1840W. alk with s¢tudentea we guaranter noei- lonw at $140 ¢'h start. after graduation ' 4a> .* prentr a Q ; } A ¢n 9 2n p ~ Tp lerrant ee Cn 974 “( Tth - ~ Tt ot Oe » : v fit-m ¢ ot? ’ x ’ therized Mar’ O inetry rs 447% - 2 SSTON A Washington DE mar 06% " . 4 a ELECTRIC wea nia ETC. RIGHT Do rs > RI! +HT = PLUMBERS osama The HALL. 9606 Oe a THEATRICAL as : , » ‘ +t ni \ — ee a kes : e » _ ry Fy RNAGE OES, HEATING, ETC. Trade Schools “ } 7 “FO ~ - . i LEAR RARBERING—! verythin ‘gc poss DANCING Die ft Ah é a ~ eas?’ 7 er \@ ard “aie ,. : “A nd taugh t Moler's. Join before Jam ‘. 7 ’ : wo ey) z : : 7 ; : . aoe : ) ;-, and seve r night classes. priya ee 2) | Cal write for catalogue Sh 2534 Olive «et. Private| MOLER BARBER COLLEGE. 812 N. 6th , Mn) =} pyar - : to —s vee Ae — = oa = tM Sia @ i+ ‘ s* Pe A = oe ee. ' ‘2 : x eT ~ rate a@.i est dances in 4 Sear aa PROFESSIOWAL % } ° i>}? ‘ a* wy ai. hs De: . Pitrsliril\e i : L? YT Py TR] : ‘rea’ rier ’s« vt n* ~~, @ cihen _- i“a TE ?’p-enr 2 ee, 4 ,'4 ‘esaone Phone ‘;rac¢ ; & de ro) ewe rf m4 ; La) , MR. TRIMP _ BOOKS AND PERIODICALS ‘4 eee «: ~ > iz Aae Tues . " re - ae) iyi} = I - a ents RI TION - j + Om r ates © : t “€ M ’ y as hei = : " ° . . : DElmar 1831 44¢ azine publishe@d V. Beceg, 5032 Ju =. , ars ; REMBOLD'S. 3 “* # I + Sent Anywhere P at 1908 PINT: STREPT " Sheate and Envelo name and address. Me SIC CAT ee ME eee wee wie SASS ae MATERIAL ‘fr _COAL, COKE ec ee pomen : 3 . ) 26. City ecae lt “4 Pr, ae 4°: At Auction A. R. Brooks Mere. Co. Wholesale Jewelry Stock Now on Da ' i. & Bt Se ae 205 N. 6th St. SINGING CAN ARIES” pies, Parrots, Gold Ww alnu lft Park Pe t Shop 2318 W Fi risgant As An | ATW ATER KENT Vv j Hee wine idea! Christmas faamaiees of the family. RADIO SALES COQ. Bf): 5 N GRAND JEFFERSON 5130 OPEN EVENINGS RESERVED RSs. TED e WALLERSTEIN HOUSE FURNISHINGS CO. 46519 EASTON AY. . HANKS The Gift of Gifts. Attra “tive and [nex pens! 25c up viss Cady's Linen Shop. 1120 Locust, 2¢@ floor AUTO. Furniture. Rea! i siate LSaus “made Balne days Snail payments. Confidentia ALL MAKES PHONOGR APHS REPAIRED NEW STYLE REPRODUCERS ON SALE UHLMAN MUSIC CO., 916 Pine. Gar. 8679 HEAR Holiday | Musie over an Atwater tent. Radio from E. E. BAKER MUL CANARIES. make fine gifts choice @wek . Hartz Mountain and rolijiers: nice cages. STLADES RIRI> STORE. 12747 Frankiin. ELECTRICAL eifta please — Appliances, mps. Novelties. etc. KANTER ELEC- arn ; PIC CO.. 605 Leland av.., 6625 Delmar. ( - 4 rda Large %S¢ tion. hte art Rr s ? 2 res 505 O'live at S. FE. Cor. Grand and Olive Place your order now for Poultry. South Er a a. av Marke 1419 So ith Broad- car fi aot A 4°03 vA DOBSCHUETZ watchmaker, feveler and Opt 4945 Delmar. FOr 5475 Wie] SIFT: SHO! Unueu resting Carde and Novelties, 4713 Delmar es Ena Costume ¢ handies bes oye reasorible prices BO23 O FR ad 0437 XMAS ‘loans for furnit ture. owners: make your own terms: lowest rates. The Mutua! Co., 207 Victoria Bidg.. 8th and Locust. siad‘um Rink. Enright. weat of Grand. | : Bis ™ » 3 qi eres a) a ‘eg 2 mile f } 6 ridg ail EAast 1321] A Rur é ti iT 4 $ 4.) warndard 8475 © $4.50 ent $4 lead ® Inde]! R7RA Citv scales weigh! (ola) a Delive from On { mines for e* 7 , t7 ind 4037R ck m tur a! A . "O04 ck ~ - £ irda $4 5 . (urna o rn a a > e a. + . s a 4 ’ » 4 EFrERSON 40 Sere z r €4 50 furnace . . Pp an n § ne We deiive e ia ~& } HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale ES pe * rVUuUATanN ‘ ae e % } a ™ wr"! mj} gnod: 4 reese. 3 eets fhartess 4 | Wee ayton a (cZ WIACHINERY For Sale vs “ or z'@* on "T eA 3 aa | t,08 C6205 Wood 4 : a M For Sale AY. you r a@ ra4io? La is vo ha ee t & 4lecoun: + “=r haer ee » 7 tn 2 7a ._— . > Radio Repairing ay? Ps * renpaire a racioe ts “aerials anywhere. any time. Cal | *-* 77% i 4 se « } Nig and " re air afer) oe > AM T PArk. * 4A WS ~* ort Q RTH ENT Kal SEF t, . i n** one serrTice a Mis 4 Lod sac atetee. 27 s ¢ Markcet { FOR EVERYBODY | HOW ABOUT A RADIO? for the Whole Fam: ly. Free Demonst rations Given FOR EVERYBODY XMAS WILL BE HAPPY AD Appreciated Giit Fada Authorized Dealer se doe alge «He. Be Geo. J. Weinhe' mer The who! . familr AN AP PRECIATED ‘GIFT. = ma DIOLAS Bauer § 2 ok TE ithe tre: eid owe: ; oF. dat a & Ten Doilar LEARN BRICKLAYING mail weekly payment: Daye or evenings Bt ee RADIO. RITE. Ss AL ES CO. 23; 39 8. Grand. Register now for eec- suitable , book, for everyo De 1. LAR STATIONERY ) CEntral 6234. 4th Fl bring your WHITE Re’ ect the “gifts: ‘at your “MONEY FOR EV ERYBODY. If you need $50 to ype to buy Christ- mas presents don t { CHRISTMAS make this a really happy LOANS $5 TO $50 '' to any worthy man EASIEST TERMS. STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL, DIXIE CREDIT a 1243 Morgan Si t. SKOURAS GIFT BOOKS Consisting of books of admission tickets for the Ambassador, Missouri _and Grand Central Theatres. LOWEST RATES Pers & SEED Co.. PRIESMEYER & COMPANY Wholesale wand Revatt at Pin ~ CHRIS STMAS Inquire at box offices: A RADIOLA ied Finance pewy or MEW BRUNSWICK Grand and Wyoming, LAclede 592%J SEE FR ANK 2901 N. Vandeventer, ‘Lindell 3140 Mien’s Suits Cleaned and Pressed EE OR mee. NEWHOUSE GALL ERIES H KINGSHIGHWAY_ ANTIQU 5 eter chairs, ian “Decorat ing & Antic Baya wat with Ploorend SEND YOUR LAU NDRBY TO | ensed under Et Passe "TLAR LAUNDRY SHAPES For Complete Demonstration in- the Phone Nearest | UNION MARKET OFFERS | ree Eess gy cultry Sodemann Heat & Power Co. 2306 Morgan St. CASTLE "ana 201N 3 JOM ( Mi Tit days except ac a rted Food Bpecial- 'S : FOOD C AKE icing ouse Ro! le a] butter and eags. 3 seems RS decent RRS eS OTA ee FOR SALE PERSONAL STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES AUTOMOBILE AND MOTOR bus TRAVEL TYPEWRITER AND ADDING : aA : Martaret Hu skey if’ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ig Special Salespeople secured through Post-Dispatch Want Ads. Call MAin 1111 —and give your order eS @& expert actaker. PCY M SeT—| ivory ih or other entertainment River Mr.

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me LA ?i is 2} . > D. DECEMBER Ji tere 78 __DECEY ers 18 1988 Almost 25,006 MORE Post-Dispatch ROOM and BOARD Ads last year than the THREE other St. Louis Newspapers COMBINED* —___ rovvvs : ; ROOMMATES WANTED FLATS FOR RENT—South REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE = ———————— =-- | WINTER CROP OF MOSQUITOES) SLAYER SAVED FROM GALLOWS TWO YOUTHS GET 15 YEARS a a? “a ‘ ~_ . e . | OCR wo who will sare room | ; Moterp fat guraee con. ; LF PIN AN CLA L | ccapet in wasninston Intestet by QUESTIONS PRESIDENT'S POWER ANOTHER, 12, FOR ROBBERIES (malta TOA WITS). 7X7 | gone MERRY. 1920-5 shi . ROOMS WANTED | 3 pea : : Ss = : ; . | | “ i = : rpaon me = With Sentence Commuted to lafe They Serie gage Ait Mise wf ‘SIN 4A =\ NY NH WU, \ we eatE = lo. + : ; ROOM mF, . ad AY® ts , a r : . : } Ta - “ i — « . es ” 1% AS] =— N \ Tia {a7 5 vr A 5 4 s > . - . os ' J é i > 4 - 4 « 5 gis , 4 ~ ~ > ? i . ».+ rus 7 we ai’ bel ° ~* . ge 7 ea’ i ’ 2 . y i he "* : " 3 Cc acl s ' : ; . ‘ yy ‘« ‘ ‘4 . i E293. F ~ ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED service; heat optional: rert g%, Aciede US icated 1 ld weather, it & heme to gocept the com~ | feet Ole ige Lande | cept ~ e.=§ , murderer refuse pacce) ee : ‘ _— : ag it ‘ 3 : i . : . 5 A a [Ar —— a. | FULBNETL S23 AND ALTO LOANS—OUN eux? hie °* 2 wit wt! *eg2h%a «0rme ny ls . (ean ° si in _— : : MM STN ¢ zs" ty! Northwest 2 Pa : 4 e ie . 8 4 \ : “pee rge -ooms new ae” s+. gee a : —— a. . wg .. RiLDENTLi Al Ni} INLORSE ES: MUNBY ‘ eWJ« aso ; ae ss &x . aes Tiutat on 4 “is “M1 ‘ . o . e , , a . = ; ‘ a > ¥ C rN : J — a s - t » : - | . . 4 j es — is ’ “ - oe « —— rm a. . - . cen * Pe" roy ‘=A Neat Ss ) Ca ~ *e stng @nm ies HNriaotit eri. : : o-6 ‘ . ‘ ; : ,, : PP CLA: . 4 : - Bat e , = . : in any ee a 5 OLIVE. JdttEE KR™S iva. ics) ys t ‘ , eas > - » “Ve & BAM Siti ' Sas Nertase jiast ©) y : — ’ | ette: Toen ee 2 Bis her 4 ‘ a comes ——7 TOO BOGS. SSeS. | ROOMIN USE—! Bs. for eale of ANS state \fascuftoes. while not as > ‘iam + hed the Su . — nf 24621 ’ > ss {7 rrrs “> > . . =- 4 . , ~ + ae a, is > ' " ar i5 6f } oF ' . oa shan Le ¢ ‘ art Tf : =e aii A ' ‘ r *: 9 s F , RIGHTS & GRANDS 4 South Tis | z, kas. elect | del oi eee a gaecate recwiarts merous as a month ago, s preme Court today peal oceth:Euclld avenue and | i .s2ihia &/ ‘ | NY S ' PCR ne — - Li mw oN Wee — evel. 5 or 4 pa pered $ 4 oe Pas (cS 50?” FY! } NORE ,\ EN rE. Ou ‘ 2 aa S&S. 4. r “o- oaks en: S t Trian’y>y ‘ 4 a ij Tt wD s > a ; ah’ ¢) a) x ee \ ; ae n 2 * + \¢ a.‘ . a tre: ‘ | : Acc wac TS8485 n ane are TP 4 Ww - ‘her - 444 Sore aod aundr A:most new 4-! r r 4-? 5}; SURETY 1N & IRIPYS COMPANY . > 3 , Lees me Cae bes Lins™ : p22 : sonal’? 27M s man ‘ax 4 ae 842 ‘ efiicie $- = ” , - e . ‘ ra Y —— ae . ; ’ : : > . an eg perm hear © 7 e : - : a i . P ' “?. . : : U }? RIG H iy Ss E: VE i! - : . — Zz. 4 49 Pr *. Ooms >atnr ¢.°a'a - oS oe > od > 1 a * 4 ~ ; gees | { ) ANS pt ey a ee> ‘. | ; . i ‘ ‘ ~te a. , 4A i, a) . henitor > Chestnut GAr ¢. . HRISI MAS > AG - Gmeaate ten: = Fae tana a oe Ss ee t\ Steinway, wal. . oe ces. . $95.00 _ " “A ‘ . 2 cust — Clea ee a's , tons coal free. Riv- . itty, : , a) | tien’? ‘Gene weelf ¢ friends g ots Vesseis ti NEW LOR! Alaska in ana sen Vee — x-convict. was sent ed I 7 ; ; ” : : “~~ = Per a?° 2 © ad re. ‘ 3 — ~ ~ a Na ———— + , * et tee * ° ' « 2 « » : ’ linze. -‘mal . i “ALIFE ’ \—!} ' a: 1D. oh a cae HAPP r TM With plenty of low water f: ® deat) ay : ba eh ess min eines fe BOS © eS 6 ec - $85.00 — . 7 ¢ is e ec’ re : ake a iAt i \ ‘ ta is \ AS ' : sie eee , : ‘ Years for two i ‘ ; $s 27 (if) Per VW eek. | ae . _-= . ~ _-¥ . P| > Som ~ # e% . ‘ _ a te« . lr, @! 2 — -~- fe ~~~ tad tha - ~ . aa : i a — = * 7 ~ om . a | ; . ny bE T $205 . $5 Cabanne a Southwest CITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALE mY - ; ae : : ee 3 4 r Rt nN Ay ar = 6 a . S eT . y e eA 4s rn 4 ? , 4 i - ~ .:) a , o ‘ N i \ \ t 4 \ R = - ..% _ 5 = = ‘ . PA os . ri . \' 4 4 t th 7S ‘iS 7 | re _*= * 7 2 6 7 - 2+ - ' e r . \ 44 ew « te ae wise i * ‘ . . - _ = a * — " —— - . 3 aie ‘ s a, % & . aie . - Pak. \ DS ; GRan- — x a iTtiac#,; @arage ardwcod ficoers. TYler P reet. Maul : } When you ca cet i $5 to $50-frominota s fes Known as germ bear- Leavenworth penitentia: appealed Away t™ a 2 , rey vers i : ” = ‘ oe 2 4 ~ . = " =. 9 Yr {> ha - = ania 6s - . ‘ ‘ 1 a oP Se : ; : ee : 2% ; ry wl mode! $395. 00 : als 4 _ j ” ; 34) ’ e' ” sii sii = : is oe 4 a M ‘ 5) cy . ‘ . ~ us q _ . ”. pale ‘ 4 ce ro s* . 4 c raf ~~ 6 ’ , “ea ‘ ’ . . °- e* er? ‘ i rr? for ' ” 4 ? " > ae | . ; ; annie . : ns | + se. a? xe xly — aw = ae — _ er vane Ui ee = . ope : t . ~ ; : .4 ‘ : fiw’ s ‘ i Bt” § Ga s4 ‘ ss % ° — ; _* ? ie ** te Bethe Md Z *s y ‘Pe W »k > ‘ ~ $ ta’ - ‘ee f ‘arn - ‘ “2 1 A.s VetOA > PFOOmNS tile bat! PemUSI EI! =A ‘ fa yar € Deen rie | , —. f repay > ' . ’ Ps ’ ; ? _ . ~~ Naa $455 oT = - ; . eK, GRA —e 7 wih $49 ere s 19 area 4. mace - +4 4 notes ge eer . ° =S ; > 2nG a 5 Ln. Sas ra Wr . . adie A‘rsw ore *® te i confession aid ; ‘ cara 4 _ + s = 4 C [a 404 3 ro an Da nj} cure . * ” > re . ete : A Cin . aa .. A ae i ae oe ‘— e b-« . rtaeon- 4 ; i . A ~ . - “™ 4 ili te - ‘ ~ eas eRer Ya ; Bahhy ; ¥ by 2d rc ? , ed eo ry) a \ Kroce = : r Radio accepted vader: all conveniences FE" TEA! a SOWStead and ; a Tee CT aint mene t eee and reco: oa. . s rae STANDARD CREDIT COQ. men? was tliegal and that he was " a iS al ee § accepted ag modern = all conver EWSTE. PEL id O \NHATTAN. 8983—Beautifa S-room | 1922 and, reconies in, fo» oe | 8 | “1 BUSINESS FOR SALE Re WAS cores he could not remember : ey ’ — ¢. ' : _* : >. > 4 4 —_ _ , or - ie* ’ i ae : ° ‘ ‘ . 4 ; ; > ; : “ P — e -~ 4 - - sf . 4 d N A. ’ : P t. ‘S- ee . ed 2 5 “ ote — .¢ 4 Cs . ~» 2 “ wa * an fae « 6 ’ @ " " . » ; . . -? _ , . 4 TAM - o~ pra - . : ‘ « . : - , r ° ~ ‘ ser ad 1x ~ Pea: - oP. ws ue -: Ff a. 3; 2° b , 16 ; . * - , 3 a ‘ lrce .z = \ "ay fa] ; RESORTS SE mt aneders Fa a Sat acme oe a Vea | ak tal arose that the co1 , v the | : | -@ Iason sa ae ’ _ eg , oo —— , : : , L,ewell was j - - - 7 fi © - ‘ : " is ay ‘ . * : . e ° ¢ . e } ‘ rar * . ~ . . y ~* aA xv ~ ’ * ™ = ° . » 4 bet . . + - 3 Board and Lodging WINONA $2174— , 4 room | + “ : ) | issl Ratiwav Ex . ; ek | Ba tn ead City of 9 Louts Mo. sell | chanee| or siet | GROCKRE aie MMAT MAGMeC CNET NOT 0 eee tee | a W. R, SCHNEIDER TO SEEK . ; or fe , akc . ‘ “7 ae 4 : . . x ; = —-s : * = . . We st AS! ‘ ° 2 ng . 2 4 2.8 s oa . . . . — - ss ‘ ~ _ . I aa s of ie agent and Peat eat oem a ee ee Satie ze Minneesy il) gecrice hd Court» orden OUSE FLOOR LEADE ¢ 99:99 | ent pure water. Wr 5 an: tent temmenene: s68) [oe op apart" Rasiag 7 ' etter aacrit ! pi : ging the nature of a prisoners : . - ; e “ee oe e 7 7 ; a me oie ow" .% . WwW wwe ey 4 . Le =e ‘Elo n ' ' : . : ; ot ‘ : a F . , _ 4 “ > a ; t a é , | I . a “ c ‘ " . . -, 4 2 ‘ " — : 7 ‘~*~ fa ", “sat » 4 + * ~ | Meee eens a ' ' atto Ag a wy William R. Schnetder, who was ; 4 i A Pp A R ITM K, NT S| FA NS. 4134-3 Feome. toret: $75 lh ae - ae e of Greer ave une es MEAT MARK 2: ‘ eo Le vewa et. 198 i 2 ce ‘ -- + : . * ~ , . >. a 2 - . . + °° . Tie . a A a MARTIN oO] IAN 1Hio Olive M Ain Yb = s cs the Res 4 ea 1 ae x 7 ~ hs . o PT > ‘ } ; b? | i . | 4 } irther ic iLiAS a elected ir November to Nite ar. —— = " ; nee@s ‘ : , eS RELIARLI l AN ‘ a ,isrMt 1 oe o: ? } r e Loa a i aie , e ee, ~ o Atte i j $ » s “ Hig “a. . > |e ad . “d : % \ st! er } Vj 4‘! ‘ = | . ¢ - 7 " ‘sp s ys i : ' a. | 4 Siar: ‘ r ‘° si > * a ~ , " >" - - , Z wos ‘ . 7 = ° . '* * La) a | { ra ; — guites , : 4 g . 4ou' an 1« ’ rLenreeeanftatlkive ” : : ET - . sath an Ace ‘ ‘ . ’ ¢ 1s Tis ‘ « a ' } Lipertris ATG ; : ne £ 2 o~ : ; : P48 “te 5 | ‘ ? te 3 . z " e i le :. = 7 eh, =x - . g £ af *\ i > a . - . Qe * a se : A ins ; 2 : ; ; ‘ i : ‘ i? - =j* . ee —T rooms L ‘ ..3 ' . ‘ F 4 $ at e 2s Tegisiat ’ ivene -f a A {7 . 4 x*s . - . , 2 Ve =_ = 7% “ oe a ’ , t p ts * a : s sd ’ _ : ee ’ ' ‘ . : r , a esate Piliua . se yeue - ” ~ a a . . Be... *.ilgs ‘ we . 4 ; 4 : a Pim a . - sinha a, . a C the C “we he tha }» \ies nil ue NMePUomcan caucus that nee - i a * . . ‘ . ** i 4 i 74 : . \ rs ‘nn riv mM _ _ “4 ° 4 ~ c a Gy) . ‘ =. - . } . “ “ah a ’ t [ H SE-—il nr “ +1 y : & a ‘ 4, ~ i ha i. t baa ah ‘ , P . a - ~ - ~ “ be . "rs ‘ 5 . = awwent downs ‘ . Z ‘ . Ss . ™ , . 14 Ge : 3s ® 3 > “ie i en negotia- © irman of the Private Corpora - - i* a ~ A 2 ees Bid ft _ = ‘ = on . « é ’ — ° ' est @ > S t gs with the |! es Now nego - e, anda iber « = = a -T ~ ~ > . » ’ ‘ j | ‘ i‘ aon at ~ 4 raA J a 4 i oe . ‘ 4 ey ii ‘ { af iti t,t(haiis a f tio: ' ean — ‘ , " . te e% . 1A W orkmen ‘« ‘ ‘ompensat ion Ee’ om - in fart 4 " ‘ga 4 ‘ an +h} “ae 3 ~ ~ . o - “ yi 7 4 ? > ae ? act 2 i "4 4 ‘a > oo” } > % ~ ¢ \- ar?tr be CA int tha *T LT la Mm .e@ in the last House, and had ; = : " i ‘ 2 a : ‘5 : - E aii Pabi Siaeree 6 . . es . . a - ~ 2 a® ks t ‘ . Be . 3s ‘ , a be oe Te "1 ae - z eat se: ctee! agrreement " leading par’ tn drafting the ‘ * . Le 4 ‘ a at i. bak « , TP =PaoIN 4596A— roonw, bath. fur 4 eal eatate «:;) sfor ‘- the i me y “tye teint workmen's compenaation law. > ae " ~ 4% Lez mo Sts ; 4 # se . 4 (> %¢ ¢ Ot ’ é me ate 2 Th ; : camete numa : c . Law athe paris oO “ te s : a £ “ Among others who are sald ta » A h. ‘ P Lf ; - . . - nye 9 . . Pr ~~ ‘ : fits eh ee 2 ; : r ter ‘ i i Ja SF Ai.“ ie ‘ >» ’ ¥ ~ _ r x ." 4 4 i 4 *. & y ’ * . + - ; =~ ? uF z ‘ a 7" | aspire “) i1@ f oor leaderahip are y 7 73a . Se, r et. ‘ ont f - ‘ » AF . ie \ bits ,4- y Ce . r af a }” ~ i \ A ‘ ( : mee lieeg: Oo; NITAR ood arn A VV tillam P ag ts 5 4 4 . : ren > . - 1 9 «* 4 ™ ;* ’ $ and 3 rooms: modern eat. Janils Fea. $o4 ¢ floor, & rooms: very a Phone MAin l l 11 : .Teeland of Taney County - s ——— om — — rales ‘ janitor rio N.. 7th of =) | LoT— » ste HAN. GOTIA—S Ff 1. wae elec: (|! aos 7 1 - ANY AMOUNT. ON YOUR FURNITURI MOSCOW, Dec. 18.--The olesting ? . FOrest O19 ‘ . a of . ‘haracterized by a notable biasing _ ; —— — oe =“ ’ up of latent fires of d€issension. ’ 4 : “oF " ‘ > . reine , - ~ "7 , fe . OEimar 67431 . GRAF & CASE. Fere n. M leon Trotzky, Gregory Zinovieff, Leo Kameneff? and other de- throned leaders tn long speeches have been attacking the dominant party and matintaining their own viewpoints unchanged—an indica- len that thetr recent surrender was Results Almost Certain oe inwelett eonpeeasies aaa ae that the Russian Communist party might be reborn [n @ nonrerolu- for Anything—T h r O ul pd h sheen apirit because of the growth . pe NN TY APAKTMENTS FOR RENT airepsar ges iy = omit WIAART TS —FURN'SHED “4 Ac‘ ea 44 : Pine Lawn | _ lf @ | N . | WM. I Hit KRMUANN & CO... 100 N (TH. GRIMS!) ‘ we ge o4 j | + | r rTif ..4 . 4 ‘ i No: th ‘ Wi Tr iT} 4 Ls / . y3; + r — Ss N : . ‘ 8 Ge j sb hace yo ' \J ; - : HsSt r rov . S| | \ | VTLATS ANI ) FURNITURE a —— TEX South soe S we vs rungs [REM ¥ , 5 t | : D a ‘fh 2) m_/ HET 4 eens ’ ee ATTATATTATeHNTTTIINAT West . EBS RisN , ; | bid & FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished | icin, 14 : ‘ of rich peasants and a new bour- ‘Rooms eae BOARD — CITY fe ee oa phone: . 1 pedegenete “Ste | POST DISPATCH ‘6 9 geotsie with capttalist surround. a my Rome for + PO ada — See ee , ) | , J ete th. - ROOMS WMODEEN--S86 250 ; | rm WA NTS ] ings and a negative spirit toward 3 ‘ , ' aa the naw economie policy i {= ¢ Vea r while attending 60- ul i an Is b )reet 563M HiAM et S 4 ely “ , f ." oot : South 4 Pravda, Communist organ, com \ 2 * i? > 4 " ” * e e ed . - 1 2 Ye . e o . . ° manting «or ewe ee “he " se _——_——_ STGHWAY. #194 > . | AS bes : j= Should the first or second advertise- CTS On ee Le 1A ‘ b1454 Rooms, with or . - atea > . z { 4 . : - i= the opposition of neglecting no on : ING HIGH A “a “a: & - - ; ; , —_ \ re }] fe & OTD i= , } { portunity to drive the deepest pos i a a4 r ate " sess ; : ' » } > ’ %y ’. Northwest ~ ¥ 4°4 tr m* 5 6 c re 5 West FARMS WANTED ~~ i r | “ = me nt ring t 1 de SIrec results the mii e’ “we ice bette. een) the { Oo — = furnished sing !e ro reasuna e : ve “Saer tract ' | runist party and the Communist , en: care for by the ss ‘waar : : : ANS. S9sa Ss eee : | [=] road —*, CAbany 4059R. (cv) “with private bath. eteain heat. for é ae eet eee Tyan : aeons = = order may be canceled with a re- re . or housekeeping. : ; 7 3 st-Dis fi deters ~ge i fy at fi}5 . ids i= : Harvard's President 70 Today. South LINDELL. 4250—Desimble front second ST oe e! | ee = | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE i= und f | . ; Ry the Aeawiatet Prees ' i r ro OOT ft xr room. t rimen:* private tarpi * oe i . ' ; >» . d " “> . b é + . Ee terwe front ross ee 8) | ae hiseks ‘north of bel DWELLINGS FOR RENT FARMS FOR RENT ot aT eulaie ai loweet smsetent j= fund for the unused insertions. CAMBRIDGE, Masa, Deo 18 oe ty (cs) LINDELL. 3942——Well = furnisie front LIMIT. ee ot Big beautifully and cor 7 ‘ FARM + advauc 8 BOs SUR —_ Preatdent. A. Lawrence Taowell of re? ed : me board: gen: room, steam heat onvenicnces S © ial: satiny a. 4 jarge rooms for > oF Central 4 4 ri ' sihics ~ - . “sy rr Harvard tnt eraity today celebrat Rand 3182W | (es) 6 2) 1 T peorle: S85 to 8100 (8) CA @ALLE. 1815 —1 cidence. re |=. ae ter | ; ues McPHERSON, | 388—One or two rooms Veer yi be 55 — 6600 Delmar: block STi per: Main 1008, 501 Interna- se > =| ed hin seventieth birthday ann and _kitchenetie, adults; garage cS) “south; new builling; mewly furnished: 3° (onal Life Pidg FARMS FOR SALE : : versary.. He has been connected Se ‘ . ' >> . «lakes 11% .? 4 »s iiis ‘ . ‘ McPHERSON 80.49 Tree ; beautlt i] rooms, $85; pay semim ior Ad . “~~? alee : > 20 wes " pager ; in , . ee > heeds omplete, : “ . So J with Harvard for nearly 30 years 24——hoom and board; nesr _Diete for housekeenins . recms, £4 windows. — North Florida - f hanged ERS a , 5 rye s if cnet : s exchanged (cB) MPHET.S* s” 444° 4- es shed . P . = 4 a | a ‘ . ry ibis thy A) K i mute atthe ithe pa LBANN Q--Neativ furnished room rent reasuna! bElmar 24i4. ee emaioncy: Che th t — rhoMba ACLLON BON. PINNINGEK See. Se ee hee ok = le Cam > : Mee DOM . ; $750; second fieor. MePHERSUN s959-——~3 rooms . wrakets, Cranes he ae Ark , 410° Northwes WIDOWN SAO POL FURS’ 6a a> Gar a Se Ca mrt on > (> Py or ar, rr ort ae >, vr > *& FOrest_ 4427) ial ousekeeping. (Cal! after 6 (c8) electric, silver. linens EMERSON. S04 cons and au Missouri ee ee Valdis loan ie . (AM i ALN 56 17—Roo mi, board McPHERS “ 408% cto Baie : : an fn revaihis., iur- } edith ‘ “ 2 cs . oc. 04 Try uf I a * ’ : ‘ - =a = ’ ‘ * gir.@ or couple employed CAbeny 72874, nousekeeping roums Be : ae. WESTMINS! ; 3% emi Ni : : es ; ‘ (o8 $6 I nished complete: $.60-3.5 - Oy . lm. LN BRINA is , , » 4 = >> ane . Southwest | a: 34 area G 34) DELMAR, 5049-—Warm rooms: nice place; McPHERSON. 4390—Laree front a ee diigeae ee hy Sc agen Vee ag genplan : ie . | +t es S| | home cooking; $6 to $5, GiB 008 also min!) in home, of refinemen’. | 1 ee alana aan abs 199 bore Disp DU YOU XE Eb MONEY , Mi \ R 3 4 ; m bor rd. $e; , borne :OF part: winar ft ‘ ” | ; s ? ‘ ; e “ a = ‘ are ‘lie Y king. ‘family wag mide!) 6851. McPHERSON. 4926—N! nearby | | 1 ( US SES a WALDEMAR. @8140-—-$ me Se i peepee 7 - Giese Lice! na hear baih snveniences. DI 66M | ) : ie | a be es. : .- ae fg rings BUNGALOWS and COTTAGES I IRS | A. ND Sh ( ON DE e DS] : } ‘ se 10. car end but 42 axe if aap : er EYER | ‘ N! e furnished room ° Z.. wiieaaoN 4i7icBecutiful room with | i l = ore ty ; (44x For Sale cg . kine o _ ry af i ar 1 > | ‘Rand 4135W. (cl bath for 2 one sleeping roo vith not | louis Financial Co. | oe 4195W, 40x) I _—_——_— West ge git cag Room Ul SU4 Fine MAN d208-020% | : fs 1. oe A "” ‘ar ~ | Bool nd board for ang cold running weter. z hie enmaaiae loom u =15) ; ; situ . > a, menage a : ~ r-) o ae — . - CW a! * oi ‘i ‘ 44 Vv r) rr} , We want NE BERRY LRRA‘S Bs. 46044— tee PARK Wid — tag? ‘ = be ine ~ ‘+ » 17; , = ' | , Ca CRS ~~ — c . private farm: Oreakia st , as d selectr See owiis 6214 He ee ‘ kitchen privileges, t le er ; FLATS FOR RENT — ; after 3 : STOCKS AND BC /DS $7 OLIVE, 4279—Housexeeping ro * Central West | apie = el ©: § . ‘AGE re be aijied roots ro! itg D2 CARO] ™ * are —_ is 4 HCUSES. FLATS, ET. BUS ree pe “ . : " be s p th ‘ i A . housekeping. hot-water heat 8. electric. § wig Of ea FOR RENT, FOR COLORED 17:5" : - wr, ft hassmalaaeninag raft ‘ ' " - 4 iRe Pr wees souscheopine | cas. is On Oe FLATS, AP’TM’TS, FOR SALE “aceon: Nala on - . ~~ be ~ ~ ’ ~ — _ . ; ° : ‘yg? 7 . 3 = ia ' ‘ ° . ; PAGE. 4713 ‘ f » bf , ’ ba i a rel . , , argee iif ev | ; Ss } PAGE DLOAA riQusgeAnceyp - . My] \ 1] . Five $4 fe d : . j ~p:. 4 t ’ 2 ; ’ ° : mtn em “ North bee s. 5S. Wo § . 7 . is ’ ; CE ee URN ee ca nnesli® —- * ie vezareen, Shineg, Si i In Today’s Post-Dispatch advertising Pages the bath, weal veptio STRAIT N= Net sleep. | barn. toilet, i) Sebi at. 2) | TE IO Nee renee moa tee. | «SOUTHAMPTON Bia centut National, atk Bite iy Shops and Stores of St. Louis are making at- is aa ee is seule aghog 2 : fiat: inside tel- | near te a . ee ak . SS eee eee on , : ‘ . . > . 2 eee | open, $ “EE ROAD: OES MNO |i een eT ees AP , —=—— jf tractive gift offers to induce early Christmas hs ST a ke Baa tionhs restoantie Free! Hao tems ahi wo Leyes | hice res sneha gy || BUSIN a fi Shopping. Over in the Classified Columns a if VASHINGTON, 4323-—Lagn: 7 , $337: i a - , “an fi ° : ; : m ; geom._all conveniences, Eas)" : out ee OPPORTU HIF list of Suggestions 1s arranged to assist readers i ; | a” as a! rooms, ais ‘ a Phan ea - po $5 Siit > Oo | arr : hoy aban saad ‘ | ate ey: * rie % 7 fn — 9 — rm 5095. -Rooms, ame Nfooma Yor e.uple or N ve ye8 ‘ ah et ne be a be ol cat South te z rC. “Ab | : ys % — BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Hy 1M) making selection the best offers of shops ra is ers R 4549.--S ’ 4 ar ‘ os é : sales ‘ a : . ° . SacHoom and tomlt B|gMN, furmiatind and) dovorated team 17QMIET S| yim cl) | Bi bane. Cavan. 19% = roat-Diwoatet i suburbs. These lists will make shopping eas if , ° \ ; @ _viessant WA ASHINGTON 4088 Sears houeeks : err | She Ra N : | _ " 7 a ; for “any ' of bus cas RESIDENCES FOR sane Yk! es oa Se eh oRE is They tell where to shop now and avoid the f: o | : a a ~ | at | cas) 6GARAGE—WEST END REPAIR —oeey MINNESOTA, 6S nse s. 2 fami ne 3 MM crowds. My 1418 _ fo eg Wat EM AN rx_-R for I : 647—-% fooms, _ga* (~ 4.4 Den . larwe garac i gheanagale Sega ‘ rns : . " | ; ; ’ . ¢ > > 7 nvVi ¥ é ’ 1 \ . z t2 } NX +e : i ye ; tady: OF | “ et 154 ~ ‘ PA : icf e788. GRACE. 1 . Sth , 4 BUSINESS FOR SALE , va of WESTHINs STE Ae ; Sot ] i ’ I = | I a ~ b- : . . : : ’ “i firey é or g.°@Ding : , : Ce . { “ - Pr ith . ~ ' sar ‘ } ‘ . | — ————— Caan Fonte eal jhe rood 61024 EASTON AV. i i Leite. B Hecht, : , 2 7 ~ , ‘ ; aJa he . . ‘ ‘ , ~ Vf ‘A . » ff = ee ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY Se aia ABAD De. | rent AL4SM “tn the heart of Wellaton; office and ie since H.B st KK AMP & CO., 6211 Easton. (¢2) nies Read Today's Classified GIFT SUGGESTIONS For Everybody BAS t : : Bee est FOR PS | ‘ ; ;% . , ; ‘ 8 ens: a) OnNVeT si ™ $. ; , . saints ich ROOMS F en BLO : B72, (ee REAL ESTATE ||| Susmiass Pron. ror save , ; , “9 ' wets. Bo; 4 , - , & en 4 é 4 4 ns wu $ ~ ; ‘ ee 4 , P . ' be . ’ ‘ " a ? ” i a é ‘ P y Pee fe Del ee ore ROOMS FOR RENT- CLORED “modern; reasonable. LAciede 0372. (cl oe Garage Bargain ra © ctiractive!y furnished ENRIGHT. 4230——i Be eae oc ‘ . r pO Dri vate ; — " — "4 - eee @ © Po | : ty perth ? vc, c. > . ume of kitrhe . ‘ vo " ~ as eta a “a © yy : a¢ “? ‘ wn a co. aa > s zx wpe a > > dis =x vz ” 7 iw +o = & eT Pd > | 2 i, Sr et 2 ~~ ~~ {a> ( mr, Aan oe “thas sa? “meta ‘’ “2 “ ~ + ' ‘ - 4 ae * ; ‘ ; a ; + At) Hlousekeeping TOOm*, “| RST BELLY: PL. 4439A-—Neatly ter- via 2 idee poy gi alt waners. Bon Ae Pelee! Netene %) ; : . . ; ni tas + s : , , .: 2 o> -™ q » | - " ; , , ; 5. SG per week, (°° shed room with hea : SB) | Central oye > = te 7 cel ROOMMATES ell EFF ERS } S.—Near, ange REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE = sites | shad ‘ ‘ a Cam am Came rte a hes ae oe “Vie seate as — ose ¢ a4 ; 19! North —" ROOMM ATP Wid r m* i : me ne nous ‘ar gain for aab Mise ee i » 4470—Furnished roome os or in handso: : gia) Jee aS. A, A GRaa\ 090 'c8) | amything wf vaiue, Lindel) 7079 s) ‘after 3 . ‘ a and = batl vouetenh : @xcellent meals. $452 Maple ay. hot water furnace. GRaa¥ 1 th

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* \ ne NTE | eT a ' Y —- ipparcanasicee says | M M W — W HORTS COVER LATE AND in Movem | PROVE ENTS Sri N ST. LOUIS S T OCKS © HEAT Nn HIGHER ee ey oy ae ‘~ | | a" g iavle will he foun VER EVEN at i! WHEAT CLOSES HIGHER oii ES “rain ta bushes iT Mi > -EG. TON — ; | | — — an ei ee aaa f ‘ — = . —— are 7 HaN. | OA CR “ ITE AT 2: koe TO $3.30 || [ : ST. LOUIS STOCK £XCHANGE, Dec. 13.—Total sales of stocks a, Dec. J | iiee. Ship Re is ee eesiaseagemeemeeeemnsnen, ." sh « : s ~~ : é . ? a ,* , 7 A j : , " la» i? : 7 ND All-Star Cast In, Mat. rs. Fiske: * hon | sieteceineeede a eee eosin $ a U0, against $18,000 Saturday. , " ; aSHLA ' =" apering Smith’ at in [he % | ST LOUIS STOCK EXCHAN Following is a complete list of securities traded in on the @X- : 7 | . , . . i i . r . t c «4 ™ ‘ oe = 74 4 ie 7 ; : ’ , ; ¢ a see «Comedy ean “News 2:30. pees ee. 180 oe rice ageboeies | change today, dividend rates, sales, highest, iowest, closing pr: and | De ;— WV Be , = . ws i” rices yers rr tiv , oe a mR ' ’ Baa * . . ; : y _— @ ata ¢ , ’ j ‘ ; ° " gene Amateur G entle- | 50¢ to] 6 41 Oe changed hig) pre. im- (net changes being given. Symbols: ‘Increase. —Decrease ve a UE ty : s: ‘ men Theater, Sees oF || BESS osts r ‘ Anged to higher in initial trans-| cha iged. : 7 bre B en “Mil on @ollars” $*: actions on the local y arket at start -— +. Se oe 2 « . i : rem ri : i market @t stay ——— gn > j * 5 pe oot een : of week ti ee ae ee ee 7 itAn , AU: omas Meighan in | | The Po Powerful Human Ora Drama - , } 4 a | ——— i f | Rroies OES oT le oh 2G a ica ro ded 4 00 4) ) 3 ” . ade 2 ‘ Lie Sticin ight Kise > si | k ru ) . ; 3 "TRE boca ~~ sti j— on ~ { Certa eed Prod ist pfd 7.10 ( ’ . ; cNAIR Arie . Miat ik : = ° ae rt: eent rod * 4a se a ' At} , 7 i. “ » . 7 yfcNait: Pestalozz! ited and ( omedy Nicnts (err “ge bears ve) Orch i Turpentine, Flax, Linseed ) po 1s a oe Bap P EA - “ . . ee = “i : ; Amatenr eatin: mis 8.9: Nlezz " 40: Kale. | 10 $": , "oO , , : : : 1 ¢ ir. #6 { pi? "’ ‘ a iy ‘ : ' OGLER } t! A ‘Romance of Mi seg 7 Year . oe: Grek. oe es v4 3 ; ; e B | Ely & Walk DG Ist pfd , > AG r M | Million Dollars” Cee 5-95" Rale. $4.40. $3.30 £7.90 : “O° 1Ely & Walker D G 2d pfd i — ' gth and Bremen * i bial “ oe wa oe - Viat. 1 16 $1. 8. €7 OD Tp? rey Monn T\, Bs ee te ee ' FE} nA VW r p— ne nm . 1.25 me cs : ~~ a i pias 4ii-star Cast ‘“‘Wan- a - ~—— Mat. SI 10 toa &2.9°9 | : as Dec $2.17 %& | Jat $2.15 % Fu [ Works ee «Nihwe ewes s “7 f ih se f f 2 | dering Footsteps” - , fi c a Le itr. S#na in your | . $° oy + Mia mY A > Mar h | Ha ton-Br wh SH Me ai. . : ? f \ ew Bridge | ind Vera Reynolds in a sy ov as ail Me eo Orde rs will he “ig Ad an 2.50 . _ - . \ Bee Bra ‘mplene f omeds : ra soe Or U'Tite Sale 1.50 } may | a af | Encli¢ & Nat. Se ; Me rchants’ Night MATT, “OR DE: an NOW t} ist 8 g0 a9 " ~ “ - | : a sa aa ; | Bl 6% pes : | See al 2 HER HONOR, THE ( 146) 2 “4 370 ia } Sha cLen Radio : ' GOVERNO ; 7 : tReO ov Mit arc rik , , . Van P i 1 eee o Stat} ' 9 N Newstead Comedy ind shades GRAN OPFRA 1 30) 10 “ A “oO ‘ a) 4% : Oly Sat AE atoat ' aamm ee Y i , ' . | Lie O} acti a, @ as i a aru ya >, 55 xs es r 6 i i vA i _ } Sg ; , ’ ‘ a Feu ture Picture HOUSE 7 Zi Lie) LOO } * ‘s a See as o te oe , Q : 1 S t e % S \ ~ 1) OFAILLO Program, Comedy 11 A M. —-CONTINUOUS—-12 M + -- 5 ves - i =| eaten om PF ' i} 1@Ts - beyond y “0 { f 1 : ‘ chen Fd , ‘ ; > ¢ | I M wea Florian Florissant al nd : Hooper & Gatchett in “The Rookie” ant ™ li} 9] yl 1g; © 14) H] Oe ra nha ot . mi RLY “ eters ( CONRAD NAGEL SEVEN OTHER STANDARD ACTS 4.00 230 41 Blu 31%) © 41%; 32 | 600 last $ - included 5S ca oe > th mm a S | as? PALM ' “THERI you ARI Photoplay “Going Crooked” 2.60 eek 105 (106 I 1N5 = 1106 eu Td a! pis, © ee ‘ | 2:40. 4 * N. ia — ‘ aE Prices 25c and 40c aie eee vu .? DUN EIy orgy e : ‘ ; 1 : am : 7 a : g , ' ‘ * : , tie + : cs -® “ : ei oe z* ~ ’ : atin SAULINE ae os ep Ps 3 i! $1 11 3 ed 56 care lo ind ‘15 “yy pe th tha Yt \WVhat does she want: | eting | alll 4 PRIN ; } af sa ; ’ pe einta were .1 rs i J] ’ : } , xt — | PA y and : 7” — -——— daeaiitiehien Ev bed y - . Vester dp ber - La » yy Medea Se , f t 71 ) @at ; pRAADW A ; weryooay Is Talking About . ‘@ te ons b i ] ] 115) 111A ‘ Prin Ci} : ’ y ; ‘ \\ rp sh; c b 4 . n “7? @ . . a ‘ t] B - > - = 7 = - ss Aith +> i. ft { i ¢ id Wet uU irket || umes Claxton _ | THE BIG ORPHEUM SHOWS st. Lous Car vee? O™ L.BO| 415) 32%! 82° | 82% $1") 33%) 39 nie apnea G08 inet’ ; | : al , ian tart Ri f . aber RAM Plos ~* ] vs “gad phe . os Oo fo) Oe fe} . is i f ‘ pliant: 9 ‘ : sap j ' . ' *¢) ) , | e? Q > t} » | t f » , ‘pal | pestalozzi | Inckiding the “Bad HUMG!A BURLESQUEGE | FEATURE PHOTOPLAY St. Louis Pub. Ser £50; 60, 46 | 46 |.46 |....°) 46 *}'4: or : a Le ! ye See the lst of ar | om Man From Bodie late? locust; ¥Ger 4373 ” pects ‘ Walt 4 ashes . 19 | si gph oo ‘#o . ° £ | ¢ Pests! 7 At a a i » 40) a : [; B d d Of | ~~ a Sins : ST ; ralste 4 2.4 7 ~ yds A see 8 : ve 3rain, ias an .crs ticles for ouster—i1n the 6M, Deity, | eens cic) | POWDER PUFF FROLIC | (STATENS netichon w mms] Since Be | ' re and oe 1e a" t Via on ss ~ fines - ot . ; ' ' )e! - Ee j ‘ “ ; ‘ ’ ; ‘ f ! 4 me | QUE sited i rds Foal” (omedy | Monday to Saturday, Inclusive hi ' a ; 4. pid ‘ 16 ee 72 42 a re 4 mid vee . ee | | a cab Diceomtnapi arm een TWO PERPOKRMANCES DAILY hasty valiwa s : : ~ 5 BS; mn 8 ts we si bus : if p Di h ————— -“DAY— ‘cre . i nited R “ware a f , ~ ~ ~ my anes ; d 24 - | Norma elena el in WRESTLING Th 1G OS ve MATINEES NIGHTS Fi }a? ; 6 1 $ ’ ra Te ¢ ty . . a : : e ‘ ’ 4 | ost ispatc A. M 1T > } | coe SC medy KOMELU j tte 5:30 P.M. | 7 te 11:30 B. M Missouri-Edison Electric he $4 Hy O° ‘shels, ; : 1 . ila i} : " . Alea rouble omed) Vaudeville, 2:20 Vaudeville, 8:30 - Da ca sare 4 ———------- we 2 2s — | | Cl ifi d Li | \" eaters sain ¥ and dell Joniata pri tj——4 enc ag - , o (In bond RBiew OFM) umitted ) . 4 cae ' a ; ans Gr Lin . , aSSil 12 ists ocoey & Spine ders Sch aia PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ff } _ Photoplay Precedes tne latest quarto, 48, sat hl Nat te y o: half rnd deciarationa. or 1 case of newly listed sacurities ‘, , : Gift Suggestions ra -" “Wi insng aie 00 lar ea é | PO therivicn tg eee announced at the time of original sale and listing. Unless ms . — : ts bi) i | UNION , and “Rid a As 0 eet ay o. OXtra or special divi Jends are not included he letter (#) in 4) " sar i Ss . i 4 ‘chi i for Everybody ig Program ' raion and Hast on News and Others oe fl 00 Seais. 25c 150 Seats, 50c mie CxXtras wi , ee 4 - ys 4 / | : ; ; ieee " " . .. come Keserved | some Reserved oa > ! es “itten Sijls and fr ’ In The J ; rokee and lows . __— |] Rhine” after the war— THREE OTHER Packed with sifady i ni nce ers | *S m% 190% 14 : as fiton Silla in | Featur g : BIG ACTS Thrills ) Qe lower at $12.50q@13. pr le . 137 130%-14 1381," ’ \I Test ~jils «a ad ei fe “a $i | ry ; Bree ‘ ‘ > : aé «Best Sonthwest Githers -— 2 ie Ry mete 12:45—-CON TINUOUS—11:48 bu at ediurn heifers $207 a — : " nO : oe r — or *9 a2): sa F osivmenitini , CLAIRE W INDSOR i Three (omplete “hows Na Kee ‘9 ae) td ad iiters ” . 4 . - ‘ 13] “ss % . Petit iat Ce ee No #2 —- ) 3 J) te : ’ ~ wt). dered * i ‘ } Ye 4 } hs ur UBES rcs A-Star Cast in jl] £NO ON THE sTAGE— Seats Reserved BSU 8.75, heat “roedium bulaa, Atti WbN. | Alf / . CONGRES Vs } ri is Teil : F § | .? be Ker J $1% ) ‘ ‘ "4 hy ~ +) — i avU ; Pr sh + ‘ baat, - 2 (,{UAYRA TRI NIDA QD 7 7 r * > if » , . 4 = IT id rl 4 iad i raf “vas ; ] z lp el : . a - , e* poten ra igset } imme, U. 8. 3 1, $2.65 y OATS epasgene, PORTO RICO BERMUDA etc f per no i - $ 4640) ala r ins [ ¥ - ‘ 7 | . ) KIRC rr _- vr . , ~ ‘ ] “$2 i a ] r rpms i 4 ; “ 5 ‘4QA iu = / ; Two uperb opportunities for i cS ie Ge \\ : bat = r LK s “ . ] : $2.4 na SACKS DECEMBER RYE , e 2) Se a Bere tie tee esa eon, EE \_Cumistuas Cnursrs ¢ . > j pie } ¢! f “ N ] méosY 1% Si Ss a aT MAY i Ek $ ~ Fy aiCONGa 15 [Jas 4 Sailing Dec. 22nd: | ‘ey : : a Bil riira.is ~ . a. 4 . i, 2 > is ’ , ; aBYyYets . nant hb CONTINUOUS 1 TO 11 ‘ se tag | eA * - i & he to , . ‘ ‘ Caledonia 18 Days--Sailing Dec. 22nd. i a ee : “LOUISE GROODY = iyi ad fy ana | NORMA SHEARER ia Mirena eae ogy EL Mi Cilio NDELL - 1) hie bregra ’ - 2 f , “a ‘ Tag * Were, iTDalPr | - N l ‘ > sirectio ; («GREAT GATSBY eit HAL SKELLY we .U irs Wis Sl raae ae Visible Grain Chanes THO i na : pare , i ae Bnd cbr ‘MERE, YOU ARM “UPSTAGE”’ ee, cnicmeie pane ee | S. COOK | &3 : SON 7 . hon rpDa q s 2 t ‘ 4 api ' Nave Now” = et wae ie Sp raatese a m 5s eee i are ) J Pe Bed. 2A. hated OOS 4 is Ei : -é ; ; learric ADU women from va 6 6é6.. Funes , and of love from LOIS MOR AN Pip ; 1 ’ a’. . 20 5 de GEE a LISS): CEP eel in t > -¢-@ re _ - \eASHINGTON: ; ae ON THE STAGE Another colorful Missouri Creation ‘‘MILADY'S . ae _ noceeey. 3 3 +A. “ “3 . c eo *t a. r= hy ae oo ans : ’ , , I ee ee . reai.y “ em-—-pe , girlies - hug pegs BEAUTY SHOP ‘ - equeeze “em ‘ust foo! with Layman and Bs ; | a! 4 forget ‘em! Klin —~- Virginie 2; ot Oe sa ri oy a of the Futrelle—Missou , That 9 he ie rE asemble and Missouri i? = o ' e »* , day r,oden j;azt gir , Concert ees oe 7 on 4.9 boris / Bon jane . * Di Bargain Matinee Sar Titt 6:30 P. MM. Rote 4M tr ereargaacin= Come Befere and See Picture with Stay for Firet : “t iLowutse Rrookes Evening Shew ms Lawrence Gray p Ewveiyn Rrent seen ttn le ttl A “GRAND CENTRAL | 38:35 tee ee, 2 aeepo tes Cuyrrey . hiv 479 NOW PLAYING! A spicy, sparkling drama of gay young married women who carefree butterfly lives. “BUTTERFLIES IN THE RAIN” 2a 8 ¥ $y a al oy te - ee] in 38 - Fey BEY ) oe: With LAURA LAPLANTE JAMES KIRKWOOD ¢ GENS BODEMICE an4d His “MEBRY MANIACS” e Presenting wn CAST ne “BOLIDAY BLUES” with BLABORA ; a SRe78i Ie AE TG IO OIETS IES MING ION I 05 ONIN IE. et Ls oa ‘ ere Fest £ a, a ss. ne bund e . > i baleam: $1 50 & is mn ious peta ard raie stancard rate jinatural petries Wreaths $) *? - | 2 “ef i ' $150 per dosen 30 To 4! per _ MONDAY EVENING xe rate, "na, > . ton; red. 3c per megrown hubbard, 30¢ ( altfornis =~ mf a \ ee ry? 100 bn bunches - 35¢ to BOo ner "Pe packec Mia: for fancy a: bu boxes, 2& pounds: Texas ——— Holiday Decorations, ra’ione were Jucted or ‘bing basis as fo lows: Froliday eceo Christmas ‘rees . : a ih 4 ay 3 We dS f j $250 for Washington f ie 41 Delaware &/ ar - ern Smiag a ner v . t “ Mistietoe (with berries Nut Qaootations. DECEMBER 13, 1926 panne oT. !.0UIS POST- DISPATCH te _PAGF. 22 $20,000,000 erlin City Electric Company im-corporated BERLINER STAEDTISCHE ELEKTRIZITAETSWERKE AKT.-GES Twenty-Five Year 612% Sinking Fund Debentures To mature December 1, 195] To be dated December 1, 1926 A substantial portion of this issue has been withdrawn for simultaneous offering in Europe by Mendelssohn & Co. Amsterdam, Nederlandsche Handel! Maatschappij, Pierson & Co. and others. To be authorized and issued $20,600,000. Interest pavable June 1 and December 1. Principal anc interest payable in New i. ok Crty et Oe principal office of Dillon, Read & C in United States go! n of moresent standard of weght and fineness, without deduction for any German taxes, past, present or future. Coupon debentures in de . atior | 000, registerable as to principal only. In addition te redemption at par for the sinking fund only, the debentures are redeemable as hou rin part by lot, on any interest date, om thirty days’ notice, at 102>4 and interest on or before December 1, 1931, and thereafter at 100 and interest Central Union Trust Company of New York, American Trustee. Reichs-Kredit-Gesel!schaft A.G., Berlin. Gerrmmen Trustee The company agrees to provide a sinking fund, payable in equal semi-annual instalments of approxi- mately $430,000, first payment June 1, 1929, sufficient to retire the entire issue by maturity by purchase at not over 100 and interest, or, if debentures are not so obtainable, by call by lot at that price. The following information i summarized froma letter trom Dr. Lanac, lreasuarer of the culu of Berlin, and Dr. Kauffmann and Mr. Rehmer, Sanaa rig Dire {ors of Berlin Ctfy [ ( rt ‘Nn /; rporaitd The city of Berlin owns al! of the company’s capita! stock and has entered into an agreement with the company, extending beyond the maturity of the dsbentures, empowering the company to fix rates for the sale of electricity adequate to cover all operating expenses, interest and amortization of loans, depreciation and other proper reservea, and providing that, upon termination thereof, the city sha’! assume al! obligations of the company, including im terest and amortization of loans These debentures are listed on the Boston Stock Exchange and the company has agreed to make application te list therm on the New York Stock Exchange Be offer there debeonlurts ss ate ch J, ria a rue h it, and subsect & approval : (gal mail Y Olu OUNSEL. Li dd OX; itis ; yer r On shoul December 22, 4926, sm ihe form of temporary debenture {the Lompany or iA m receipls of Di Read A we Price 98 and interest. To yield over 6.65% The above té fu sla nig lurther sn formaiion, which May be Obfained Upon regussl f e - . Dillon, Read & Co. Hallgarten & Co. Halsey, Stnart & Co. Incorpor gted 2 International Acceptance Bank, Inc. Mendelssohn & Co. : Amsterdam _ {i ( n Mi mt wy dead Le nider ti : uri Serurities Act PAAR RSM Bae Soret 5) pd SR a eat Mele RRC a gel ee oy Ra A Selah pe DU”

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PAGE 3t. ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1926__ __. ST. LOUIS POST: DISPATCH = nil LS = = FABLE SYMBOLS BOND TRADE = = MOTORS AND SHARES SOLD s- TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET | srsissicrscen ogee | BY SOI 1) NEW YORK 794,400 shares, compared with 78.700 cent quarterly, payable in) common, ( 7 ° - -40) i A’ ; ' { Saturday, 3,315,200 @ week, ago aod 1 (COMPLETE) extra “A per cent stocks (h) 1-40 In “AU: | se ( 534,200 @ year ago. Total sales from | eg ND os - A dnescsctiore: oe : +KExcl. today. meme 2 Jan. 1 to date were 421,210,000 shares, ‘ BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE . changed, (000), Seales omitted. VExct. to - oi | the Post-Dispaten. é compared with 479,070,800 @ year ago. | ee ern ma ez special one —— following a - A a , ye > 1. PPP DLP PPR LVL LPR LLL IOLA ALIS A I A ~~“ ne : weet iiiaieinaiiad —— ‘. NEW ¥ ORK, I “ ' losin i - —_ . . — - are ’ » : a , aa : .e | . i ‘ ‘ yo) Se & ; ; . e .. “e ‘eacl ) he cninree rt { ye Ai .e’sS hein ee yy —— ST Le ny ~ Stocks abd mua. | ‘ ; Te? Sa] igh. ' . Bn OW, . se » — rK Stocs. 24aeeN | 1928 Stocks and Annual i j L | aa oth OW. liv. re ‘Sales High Ow. i Cit Lj on OW, on. O14 Me ? E = . ee = 7 ‘s ; , te : ‘ i - adi Né “ l orn High.) Low. ji: . ine [0 lars, Sales High. LOW. | — ~ i IiChryas Cor ‘ ‘ se Hy! = int Tel ? He, Os nen asta sy? 3 tana ne J ’ , . | tales ted)- : all United States I iberty. Abitibi Pow & FP 4 Q ng ye ga ’ 5 14) = Map lgen® “38 S*% [hterty] : 4 1 et j a oneul Ce ' ; ’ ' , Quotations on , : ; aa cca 7 i ' ; ' re : that is, (or inst Abraham & Straus, ia Fi Pee . : . ( te bs iy ' . 93, Jones Bros Tea ; at os ; : | Sendil cnt ka 3 te.» ei 7 : » - thirty-seconds of a dollar, a, a men fb a - @ , wd : ‘ ' ; - ‘ ie rir . / 4 v , is : ‘ ‘ : i i yoo" jive San on ae ohne tes Pre Lb 80 " "9! % Collen ; ! seg : Le. \sordan more 3 1s $99 and twenty four thirty-seconds 6 , ‘ , ‘ . ~ a 7 Advance ltun ely, ‘ ‘yg ‘ i = ° Fa at og . , ( 2 ‘ o>* , ie : ] ty ote 2 eal , : e BL ry . southern : bh. Oa. ; ate y m a al ; » Of 4 s h 3 , . , / . , Tot ] sales today W ‘ $1 fa ’,U m2 alle ee a ne a A Virtually Ail Groupe Repre- | | me ANG : fa y ij : 1 “ea Bi . Co; G > : | “af | : Phi, eatiy aloe eh [re oP oy De | ae. ke Is%| 7? 3 is & sag : at Os i n é : ‘ t R-term ie g11,159 000 a week ago, $12.01 UU a year sented ia Buying Move-}| +? : cues st al ok ) ) 3 L, &2 | 8 pe » Kennecott Co) “4 Tia wr i ee ete a ew * s : ) retitn appt years 46% ) . oo tee re $2.856 ment--Banks Cali for] »: ' og Sevan RR eS Til * & | 476) $65 Come a 0G | 18 ae |e oe inp : Siar | 1 fate! go“ Reynolds Tob BO] 3 119% 1198: ae the Treasury wim 422,000 2 — 3 Ms , F ; . a a 4 ; : 41) 407 ; hor ; : : a iLG Taclede (eas Jos Lead As ~ , oS salsa IDES a ie aS Rc ath , as eo & : Raat ee . i j j . ‘ oth J " : i ‘ } = 5 ; 2 ‘ 7 ‘ P . ‘ sa rst 3 ; ..? . . ; >. ae ss ’ Pre ; , a} ‘ ‘ - 7 j : | £ a ‘ fate ; . oo t is a4 ie ; segi P . i . . , ‘ wie oe 2 a _ . “a ; . p dv , 2; An ; nem ; : . ae P , , , 7 iS io de F , ‘e) TF ‘ “e Rs ; QU—27 LU0—22 1! f 1O fi An ee oe ;, sons ‘ ; : ; . oo ‘ . : ' or Os ; aed * e 'y 100—0 LOQ—U . put ’ le ingw m 8 0) ' i 1% m~ ] ae t \ i i AA, . . ‘ rh » \I , } ‘ : . 7 > a} ! f The y 4 : e \ ’ ‘ ig er. ; il r i . ; . 3a ' ‘ ' ate 7 , een ' ; “ ¥ ’ is 8g ' , ; : rhe ; =_ 4 ” ebu ' ; ¢ ’ } hel : , ag 100—4) . Loge 4) 4 one, mews Ai: : GOVERNMENT BONDS, ~RONE t ‘“orruy : E 5 % '102—29, 102—25 LOR Pa (“orpd STOCK MARKET AVERAGES | rown Hov 3 | : .. nt Bal : ft Ine. Ree : | | Shel} | ifs akin : eet | *0 Indus- 20 3 en ae ae a [3si4— % | 9°31, 76 ‘IContinental Gage 61 8U 7Thtal 74s) 75% Pea a 42 ik Lone _ ) Ast, 4 . PE pics ta 4 ii a3* | a8 | 38 | |.. - | 5.150.000 lue Ty 7.42. ../101 10U—30, 100 Stes i A . “ i -o 109—74 —4 lus—9 g— 31 100 iy Leaned Wire from the New York Bi cd An ernatl Cor es ' te lah P. ng : | ee _ pees Shirt } ) ay , oh 4 4 Lae Poa ty a en SOS . : . ! ber oa uving, =» |. tU0—10,LU9—2Y 110 Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. Od wees : Son gt - 2p ) Mara Oil Ex 0 ) bk, SR td : 2 1 : . ee } : | 3 ; | | | 1 | : | . : : : te . I } ! i ) ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ I : A aad 1 Sei | pest, tn ice copy jhe 2, | 57%! 4 : tetal Co 4. ‘. : | 14 6| Davies Se Rime tis Vegtal 7 ease , “ae : 3 ae ? 5! . : | Hag oR 3 — OK rAGN BONDS. | in . : ao 4 ne : f i VA ‘Be } ° j , , , ’ A , P ‘ 7 ‘ } : : ‘ d bs ; } sep : . “ P roy. "hl Tes nee l¢ Sii j ral ; / ; / its | ‘ og ee ; : . . ; } } i a Which »>1, “tan Oil N J 1.60.) CCOre the *: ‘thie Standard Oil N J 1 Mid-Continent J Q° i ‘ Leet indard ; a} NIG JOE = a 4 , . : ITD Stand () N a pfd P * see Ps eo Pde ona HSA Ewan gO roe * . oh al eh . % a oS ie : ‘ ae i 5 DEP Cent e funds for the # ee a oe, eee ee AAs Cont ert pis he ' ’ ere 3% Stand Plate Glass. : SON OR ‘¢ T4%y ttSterlin Prod Ob. ! vem J zs ; in 651, 'Stewal Speed 6 — 10O°%6% Kastman Kodak 8! win ¥ bonbih, l. bua Bid. we iu Strooil arb 6 ; = se. : .: 5 of alod’ Ae ; | in a he : > “| 47 |Studenak 18 Sate! 50%) 594 Chicage Stock Sale i h i _~ , ‘ , ] UJ ‘ . — Dispatch ai sales, high, low at the Chicago ro Symington Co A 105, Tenn Cop & Chem 1 i Texas ¢t + fexaae Co new t fs (oO oz Ri4 . : L. 3S | ey t | : Liteil tn : . : i "4 , 3 te | , , d ms N . . y | Bee: ‘ iy | ta 59 ae: : 103 '%y 10 4 Nash Nlotors 35 ib i i . m ‘ ?) : ; I i t ‘ (;reat W». C a1 % ene Bear, ate het re Reet spel ysitn yelll a y arad i m « raft ~% bree] Railx to Pront. ~ 7 ' »1 ‘)T “ i i : liw = Pa! dies exelus dustrina — ee ri 41107 } Match LIO%s 116 Household.’ 14% et ; ‘es oe 7a wa Om Oe he Ph re Oo 2S —" 14 % 104 ai - — Pipe Pak - inadlium Corp 4h > 40% 40%! 10% eer ts a SQ} 24 oS — ~~ _— - > ~) ‘ ~ Pe tt gout teed bet “ies — ’ ot "s ulrash Ky» 490', 40', a ee =i ] | mAnaIS i Merchandising Shares Bought. os c mer 1 i he ee ~ Ser! i aw ’ 1> binnnu 7% ) refy } } i] wWia e ete c earnings Co Ast pd aif ' 87 6514 Callf Packing ae) “he nt ¥ , ° 4 ii te advance paving the 7? | a7)? Aare ba lic Jater . aid A rp * “geht tao gge ow oh rm ge Br S31. Hlinois Central shares advan: beu \ ; ; 17) , eee f hae > wae as ’ Psa |! Cent hy ! pimtits Li J iitd te LOU Ms LOU Ns : ; . * . . *,* Call Rate Advanced. O9% , NZ% | . ® : ° 7 eTore ns nto 1 / hes Can ; 1 ‘ a i i : rive while say ot) t (2) 1 4 ’ a he 143 . ; Snen ‘ ) - ~(V | 36 : ; . gh i) (9b, 4 . | - ’ ‘ ) i = 4 6 : ' . ‘ | - : 4 - tos bay 105% Lis ly 100% 100% 100% 24 lialinn Lira lenture. 1 44 Ch 5 Ps 5: F 8! 8) ot) hk Py ee es, " ‘* sya 4 ey bialco ‘UF 2 ahae “0 Vellow Trk &€¢ . ss } . : ‘ 4 , ‘ L(y : J : j 3 | ; ./ . ‘ : : o . . a ‘ 4s 7 .. co : ae » ane he re , 4 ; . mye 7 “as }3 neck ; 6) ' ‘ Kadio Corp of Am 2O8 OO's> 4 yelTré | ' " " . ‘ : ites - : . ‘ ; 2 t : ‘ } ‘ » f 4 4 ; 7 Bee 4 _ * Cy 7 & ; i | ‘ ‘ - & . : - - ronal 2 = ’ Pt sig gst P ‘ ) ' ‘ . " % ue oC . ¢ } | 7 ‘Wy svorina kn | eee report lel ta for De ww Yor = -UOO.0OD | — me ee en eee ae oe -_ ‘ ‘ . ad ij} @ . _ } te? = ' | | } . as , oe a Cl 1241, bul redlizing at the higher. teve) | 000: debita to bank and bankers’ accounts, | British unemployed records a further ‘de-| Poston & Me... . Mel OF Lee may eee een te aoeeue ‘|! Lead, Zinc and Copp MMEDOOMEMBNG) [fey tne cevociatea Pree ee fe Bh coumbied deblin, were $8200.00, | Sony eee ae ne it ge tollow- [Copper ange aus] 14,4 ys | en $89,000.09 of 20-year five wer «ett | 6.) enttan wan unceaell ORK, a “ee ° . . wv [he eriin meectry “co. ee ee aeck >> Mai s8tocKk Of which ts oifers S?O OOO OO of YS al % ' ve — ) Tes ; — —— IVIl broadened ¢ frequent j ot) ’ , . : ‘ >) , p : : : ‘ ee ; Ni} \\ YORK, Deo Imti? rhe’; uli Phe gue arby supply. Nev é in tril bee ri 1G ' . ghee ; porag ercal x a - ~ p a pr alge ‘- a if . rye is y . i . ] $v te tlolders of common stock of Gen- ' he pon “eR? : : . - ! Fi Ss ‘a the “a . _— i QQ Motors Corporation who re- ivy divi- fourth ) from ~~ >_> . suow@e tue we ryia ry > “"t) oo sounds 44 P ried : 1% Kiar “Zw L£42“4KeEKR ) 4 « ‘ ae | } ‘ ‘ 4 mere . ae comm” | @XDAN ‘ if Wocn 7 ’ S| , ’ = bi ad po e? : r oT es , ‘ ? P . : + ed hes, - : the Amerjle: ? ha~ancra | 3 ¥ Prust Co | onsolidated tnst{- | 849. fost asl of bey gy ee ean en nte Onc aus MOE i 7 ae in | ore ige | Industrial disinclined uy at; i ot . : ; 4 soars feo 1 Zc, epot and futures PRICES UNCHANGED Tuition, with ‘Si ‘ t j . padi ‘ : ba i : 2 até ~ ¢ : i : , P " ela@pum ’ i t ~ vi ea ’ 4 f rr | . . ’ . ; a, ae aia _ as . . Ty - ‘ bh toan Seu Og iy ) i th . bt | ast “ ' \ | i Aa | { ’ 7. Hf) | ; I r ‘ ' _ Ms I“, l . " —_ { j I ¢ P . ¢ } , {ile ’ * ‘ it ~ ‘ ; fa ah } . = P r ? j & R b ‘ we ; | ee , ) nn “ae : larges LeePaeeEG ' lett ‘f ile nt lem here Wau av od - aema ' 4 il! y} rik 480% " ee oo ' Bile “4 Bg = as 1 Mirat Nati . ew New York u ber , cc. Ba Zinc and was , : “ rt ‘ ’ ' fir ’ | ' mr. . } } ' , {i ‘ ; r ' tig n ; t. basis, and tend $100. Louis Spot Cotton. . 4 a. a : li ) rake anufa re ree Le it— o narket wae weak and ore e' at $7 yo ner 100 ] eLele, : i ; ‘ oe ~ ms Rik rs ‘ eT oe ay 1 I ns : ve , bs ‘ “+4 , Ty : " \ lave beer surprised at AE a Chicnke Cotton Market, -ITZE! [dame bn L : he et rel » orig St Pani" | “ ae " ts . rs | | | , ae ». marl rs | th) Mone ry | CUE EN : rt an RICK ’ ig | atre ind v. tione of 3 ’ mcsenn t ces to ron ae rea ro He United Steteg \} ; 4 . / ’ ' , ’ *\\ ‘ rT) ri \ \ & / ; - : 4 ) re ) year to ans a a ae Si ue ' : easae! , New York Cotton ec, 4, against 2,765,312 1 le same | otc + . makine subetan- ge a ~ va | = ? | ae , 7 agar Lens - "py a ’ , Pry Seer) Bai 28 ,-ewar..i i y's Mamaronre |, ee rough Seaeonrood steel av? ———, ‘a's was rop pe 'y ! , (yern Pr , 1 Q1¢ aves. affar ols — i A aghe cris spat n | nj rin , 28 ] . .! Mave offers $1° » Cott) of 41,4 per cent ‘ } P ivy e $4 t brevity and Cause th d was teri} prewar , oe honda due 1941 to 1985 inclusive. at orices | S580 & iC PU Ps ?« ; ane re , ! * + ‘ ‘ " : re ; » . - genera ‘ nown fea 3 »8 45 prewa ' 3 ‘ield 4 15 per cent r f . - mon, against $1,800,242 or $9 a share | NEW- ORLEANS. Dee }-—Ran 7 featur Ie ie 1s mm ~ sities * Taam “coe” ta eee Fignt for | North German § LI RO eT o} soa aan Ga -- i . Ue: Zinc, § on the common the vear before cotton Act ave g y pre a interest ae aaninc’ ne RS eta: PO Gago a oe oe eee an Consola 314 , a , ges “gag = a emdlge oe Be ar fein Se whe =e , | mited an ithern gel} New Orleans Cotto iN hark ce Sk co Sap it : “henge Fe ee ° MISSOURI er no preferred was fxtand- ! fo ’ rua : } ' a ne | q> on. ee. rth nrc ; eel | : ‘ q — see : ° ore @ -_ inchane f) . MEMBERS om . &* e ing a 12.0 31 “ i2 Ge iS 7a ‘ f } bs)! WwW RILFANS Nec 12 - F 7 br ; on 1! ne ; ’ I 7 3 today 1 : emont | ‘ ee Wee , jul : ia | 46 Vo 1.8 Pine ser 4: — e100 ' Aa went tine May ..2¢ = mas “. ee ee ee OSB nel adval fj} again change road's title to Chices in ' pret eames I enn ms ion 3 ! New York, Chicago and $74.652 hey: pag et Adiantic Coast Line Capital to- ' are dy g | : "| > nts, Leceni be Os) 1 at} Milwauk 3 ee ‘fic Anilir me F start. ¢ to com) eel) i St. Louis Stock Exe , | 0 od 2 rRI¢ = : i a . é - “ | : a ‘ . ‘ t. J > Say | iimeadities = ie i ; i ry} 3 ; ; ; ? pan : y . ; ’ , 7 , SG 3*? mts . s amount ey foe po 2.83 , eo « : York Coffee. ) Re reratio ! ‘ornora tic | Deutsche K nee : ‘ ;’ “aera “tte ies Mezzanine, Boatmen’s ' ~~ -— THT : ‘ + 2 1 “4 | a ie ‘ R . ES . | = ‘ . ut | ty . : “ , he }? - : , i on t : Lo ) we . ; 2 ei 7 yD aaa ) hee : ‘ ‘ : [ Branch Office at i. j Silk Viarhet raises the total Garfield 1600 to the Post-Dispateh 20 « ; , vee oe YORK, Dec. 13.—Prices atead ov, equal after preferred divi- Lins Gag Pintenm thadinn er . dends Ki enhsidiary companias’ yur of bu t advanee: een ended >. Sg RNR Fo ea Sp tintaite eee nth magi i@ to S100 ono. are : c (2. 7C: ; ; or gti eke Rito ' 4 ew 3 Oo ' bullt Phe | nm Chemical. : () Per ,*) / \ s’ tiay for i men exceed ¢%4. lairilan A FG (Gen Elec).! 150.000 Pawel ira sate Mite i OQ, Tr in Hanae RS a? —— ¥.tC ace

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. i c+. or Peeges¢ 8 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ oe aes | : meet. increase: Bes tc , part AYS TROLLEY FARE RISES sbi icles | % 2 peg on F . a uso Pent cri J. RR. Rand ofr. 420 DON'T PAY WAGE INCREASES 2 o*e*o S ee He tet } hae 13 and 47 Miles Per Hour ents and, in s | | ibaigpeirhens sax DIEGO. Cal 4 ee “fissourt Committee on Public A : : a rT. +s tiie 5 cia 24 t tility Information Cites Permod : = ae | : seen of 1915 to 1925 cious = ne ae Ee ; | , 4 @tatemen+ today bw the Mis- unl Cam eer ow: 4s > 8 }5e>' Relbuhked Leaves bi: Bisornie 4 }-44 ser ser ser «er ser “OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O’CLOCK2s322308 SSeS 2s FS “eS hie rot kde fa Chien Sent teritiph 5.2%. “ Ne ; PE a OY Tellascene : ite Seay . gle ey yt eae eo “ ‘ ‘ es a cyt Asean % * - ai 4g A AI AA I RM Sg ROR he laa a A Rie IR ti me te Att me a Mae = ee Pe sry my wy eal 0 ‘ etesend “orthtelae “ . i . yanouy 2 Be” > dap -* % 1 a, OLIVE ST. Choose Excellent Xmas Gifts at Savings in Our urniture = a. wee 4 -_ ‘Ph Tew Ree Gee Sa >» a > Ie “ee hes on Cm Be ne eA (= & : a “7 What Better Gift lhan a \j - ae La § Community Tudor Plate r : ‘4 ag | \f f. v " ll 25-YEAR n SILVERWARE SET ja LU rn “y - Ss Oa ete tae es MCE ~~ mai cr re 26 Pieces Priced a: eg BE: AUTIFUL ‘Chest in: ee Mie Rue ee aS y - ~ FA Reine Riggs: int ayn. Me Ne fd dan tay Beli pe, on Mp ~~ ~~ a se : —T6 praxeeal | eg es at are eS Rice hat P59 ge oystys A id ae ae 4g is i. . dasiaaiti Fe a a) x . Riche Large Priscille ig | | i i Utility fable | Buy. on Our Eas Sewing Cabinet i Budget Pian at Standard Cash Prices. * or Other Community Silverware a) eee §«6SE OUR BUDGET PLAN Sele at — $3.00 Value. in Q Union's Xmas we ) $8 Vaue, in 3 95 Se || Unfen’e Xmes a) ie | any-finiedsed Cabinets are alwarys in good taste am ‘he handles: thing for sewing darring and mend- ing supplies An arched FE ha Rak S on a. a mo ee + porch, For All the Femilyv at Christmas—C hoose ew tock Joint corners, || Freed-Eisemann Radio Set | . a ' UU ité Ore mat > r (00 | installation ; oak a Service RT GF CT GS A” excellent performing §-tube f ; Radio Set which has a good ~ ee A pean Gs | ee sor GG oe » ce handle se you can carry abdeut 'e also mMmeiu4ed $1.00 Delwers One v \ ' A oe beactiful mahog- oe ’ ¥ _ Pea Bee Gee Fore Bee, Se rae Vee DF Ve See Se ow a eet am @ ~" nr, f{na tahia moda! ae ‘ha nawes- two-Aiel control and will give the a. za ~*~ Bra, Foerve, ; - » © .% 0 Ce i resuits. . > — a 9 i 9 2 EE GT The Buy on Our Easy Budget Plan nae ‘= x - a, a = Martha Washington Sewing Cabinet $25.00 Vaetre, in C ond L'nten’'se Xmas .) / e -) De OE gas pe cee: = Enameled Roaster $2.25 Velcre, | Ss 00 in Unten's e P Christmas Sele SSN The “Obkhto”™ Vacuum Cleaner | oa AN ex‘ra-'args ise Cabine’, Fe 2 EE 9 eS I ARGE-SIZE two-plece modeled from an eariy Amer- : , can: origina = plenty i #e Roasters, heavily ‘ - af “te ered ves 0 q —aom @¢ naxx vs hinge ais aon \j enamele4. *s “ee 18~- fmch § ‘2 ear | ovens. Unusual bargains | a4 _# - gue N i ra ee brown mahogany rn + a5 se lj $. f : nite ™ _ 22 prac . VN Basement 3% ae " ith: aet at ry b; —— $65. 00 See one tn action at the Unton = | 4 re =r Windsor Cane Metal Pane! | 7 == | - “Herz” Da-Bed and Mattress 4 $45.00 VV’ - () inion's Xmen | 28° v Seale at po ORE ORR tla fp ’ 4 ©o { x 3 a — met i , *~ i “Sia Nios We “edie “ne “4 $1.00 Delivers a Martha Washington Cabinet ug Nee sine ‘ . “ Rp Re eae Se PETES Rey) aw! Oe o-* {¢ AB or as } ors ee s . - : on eae , OE a tee gi ~o ‘ ee a ee eS ee i a tee “% pt Reber a Ae te pe Pe sn s re gs ea aati as Pe gre eegy ree Fei yl 2? ae = “Pet abe ‘ a 4 7 a ea ae ¥ ere 1] u : aps ihe U'nien'e Xmes* te ; nae hg ae Sele at i! | Have Music tn Your Home Xmas }) tifa? mahogany and biren. Lf ca 4} a & ~omr Ds ide Rm) ae | — ee men ” q a » n j > ¥ ! Ww? ~ vA a a — ©» + ‘ee 4 om * reir newest stvie Coxs- TI os @ | a¢ wood able — argre 4 iy re : : hat are 1 onso ette L ae ea CEs r avs? r gf “¢ ities ta fine Joc. rawers, Measures i2% YW Juard veln ‘? ai +h tarmmask ‘ Ape fin r | sea a’ a , a... hl. !lCU CR i oe Victrola feamediate Delivery ' } Obtained Now et 5° ‘ the Union 5 bee Ee sone and ~~ a oo os “et areihtea $1.00 Delivers One as § A I~ I “ushione ‘ach™@an sepring unite are feature $2.00 Cash cg ne oa Micon neces ibm teen | He | > ( & _— . } , enese ns ‘$ ' | rr “h >a a ma) oganvr Veneer ,e2o¢ efrone : ’ of erring motor and tone volume that is re rmarkahbis ' ’ hes “Aig | ~~ ee ys Fae: U'se Our Budget Plan = = : = For That oe Gift Give a - 4 ee ae ed Models of Columbus Oan Pilot Ship Sa Votan a 75 |] {'nien fer “1 aie Se ae ‘ee a+ a . ‘Ff nd +‘? = -—- t« @ . ; gua 8 al a $1.00 Cash pe FCSN GM | Stet A “> ’ ~ a eas ios a or “t tm ~- er ~ | ae ¥ = 9 EE f= . J eine 8 me 79 a »> ; Fo >. 7 > 3 rome CIC nn arte te ome =sysed ~~ >> oss. HYDROPLANE RECORD BROKEN —— apse BT LOUIS POOR ase — ee — DECEMBE 0 eae ne ) | Popular Comics: New Photogra hs lwo Daily Trains — : Serving All Florida * bd a 2 DECEMBER 153, 13:2 ICE KING ae yeas a Vy 4 Ly Ly . Ma Yn, WLLL dea The season’s first blizzard in Pr where stands the cathedral of St. F flr, Vf, Wdcdddddsddsa Wh GY TAKING THE lM 3 romana +5 , OP NG GIGS ON LONE AOE AA I " 2 P hia fore soe ELI IAG OLN AAA ERS L A ARAN Bnei ts Minne HP “4 - 4 ‘ : ° . _— > : bx atte ww" 7 ® The Fieridan —the epitome of Luxury-—-all-steel— all-Pullman train through to Miami daily —earliest arrival — three-hour faster schedule than ever before. Leave St. Louis 4:05 p. m. Arrive Birmingham 5:50 a. m., Jacksonville §:50 p. m., Palm Beach 6:00 a. m., Miami 7:20 a. m.., Teas 7:00 a. m., St. Petersburg 8:15 a. m., Sarasota 9:50 a.m. Through Pullmans. ° | : ae 8 Advance reservations made ? BEN 1s Baas All de luxe accommodations—valet, maid, manicure, barber, shower bath. Market reports. Late telegraphic news. Courtesy and efticient service always. Illinois Central service all the way The Seminole - | DEPENDABLE AII-YEAR. ALI-STEEL TRAIN £§| 2 COQ soo A snapshot of the six-day bic neared its close. 67Y YG, (ee th Y Zi hoy ST. LOUISA Ss STAGECEK De luxe Pullman accommodations to Florida’s East and West Coasts. Coaches. Dining service. Maid service. Market reports. A *SQ SAY Seo « «A VEE cccc5u Leave St. Louis daily 11:22 p.m. Arrive Birmingham D ksonville 7:00 a. m., Se. Augustine 8:30 each 9:55 a. m., West Palm Beach fiami §:30 p.m. Arrive Tampa 4:40 p.m. p.m. Trough Pullmans. <= “e a ie a ee é P a - <. . re “2, aei City Ticket Office, 324 N. Broadway, Phone Garfield 2032 Lnion Station Ticket Office. 18th and Market Sts. Phone Main 4700 AGGress mau im sto F D Miller. Asst Gen'l Pasa'r Agt. R219 Planters Bldg z “a - ‘ - - ' 4 . "ewe = * ~ * 4 ia Wv- g . ‘ 4 } ' "da Boor —- 48 Fey beaut: Muy tiiustrdted im coers, alse newest map of Florida, free for the asting. Sarepiy fui . ihe upon and mali or present to any lures Central Kepresentatrve. THE ROAD OF TRAVEL LUXURY om le. D. ai Ler sos Ogee Ae Hin Comat Rated I . 910 Planters Bidg.. S: uss. Mo. , ty, rere ee ? 4 a 2, “Le EE ee cecs John Trigg Moss ae class of 19. "Sie send. without cost to me. copies of publicrtiess checked F lerida Boek Newest Map of PF icnda 3 lem 5 perticu.alr_y interested is . , . . 4 sty er? 4 cws ° . « evxeee4e88¢ 66 . . . . - *-* *e- . ss * *e of * . | Name _ s d Screet A-dd--=m — Seeesete ‘ “*- oe sooes ser e® —— j - ity State... - «eer rere” 3-15 This sisceiiniciiensiineies aleaibiietiiadietinn: meee inien eiemeeaneieaell F

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: Popular Comics News Photographs wo Daily Trains rving All Flovida yONDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1926 ICE KING STILLS THE stititaullllltltlhd: FPP PFE EEE TE WL di diaddddddddidhiiis LLL ALLEL ILL LL Y SLL, LTIUTTLATTOTTTOLUUITADLTTLLTOLYUUL UD ODOTI TOD TUTTTTOTU TTPO TO \ . ASSESS AN Y rE aS OS a Sooo. nes eee oe wi ate nea se «ee * ie, cee A! . % : FF FEF PEF FEL ELE PPE EF ELEFEPE PEPE REEL ES where stands the cathedral of St. Peter and St. Paul. SIFFS EPR EF EFA PEELE E LEE EPAPER E PEPE LPRAEAEREER LS Uy YUL, Y ovridan —-all-steel—all-Pullman daily — earliest arrival — than ever before. Arrive Birmingham 5:50 n., Palm Beach 6:00 a. m., po i tS ee eg 7:00 a. m., St. Petersburg — ee eo. 66 ee " a.m. Through Pullmans. : ee eee ee ee 8, e. ns— valet, maid, manicure, et reports, Late telegraphic nt service always. ervice all the way Fe PEE EE PEPE OEE PEO EET TE OEE EP EF EEE EPP PEP POE PET EP OTOP EPP EEE ee er ewwrrrrnrennvnvnenvnvernvwewre The season’s first blizzard in Philadelphia works a transformation in Logan Square, Vi YY | ____. st pre one neteeteeeang _eaatgaaaemaatameaaaamatiitatees fi, MUG Yn, Y Yy Seana ita CURVE ON HIGH Y yy YUU “LL ddddddddddiiddidiiuidididsdsiéiédé WL cc@@ At deeded Yy Lee dddcedddeetdda "_ édcccdddddddddddddededdeeeeeedddedeeedeedeecededb@@ 024 ps Z) “ —International photo 4 : Uy SS \ NW WY SS WY WON WV 7 \A44AL AS A Yh N See als nee > Se Ea Se ‘ we mer + ae d. without cost to me, copies of publicetions lorida Book O Newest Map of Floride interested im John Trigg Moss Jr., class of 1927, whose home.is at 6017 Enrig scenery, costumes and posters for the Triangle Club's annual sh ** ee ewe eeeeeee ee ee ee ee een eeenweaeeweaeeaese *"e@e«eeee * *-* sesbeeeeteoserere ane anes eu aus aus ee ee ee a ee ee aaa i A> , 7 : ag ae't Gen"! 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FFF FIFE EEE LEP ER EET ES —Loderwoeg & Underwoed et “Up cave & % So ; : / : EZ wu Y os i Association. y ; imino e G 7. Z Z PIII VIT ITT Tree EDEN eT en eee re reer TTYTTPLTTITITITTTLILii oF ” ot v8 72 797 ‘ c Y : “ M E R % : ; AR, ALL-STEEL TRAIN WT EEE Ce dddddudumuMdddddddddddd ce oe a gg y HEON Wy y ; , Wp : Y Zh) ; Z odations to Florida’s East A snapshot of the six-day bicycle racers. in New York, as the contest G Jewish Women on Y DCE a ee eee ere a “ty J LZ Thin: % neared its close. —f SA oe) =6C “GOR ee Ber.” hhbvnvorsrssLoddbbssssstba Hse ns nacho nen ORS eee Ly 7, 2G s. Lining service. Maid sh dldddddddddddddddddddiddiddiiiisd/ a: i ee ee wate Yi EZ wf Gy, Be LOUVUmrsAn ©1858 PRINCETON'’S Ye lay Z ‘ i FRE baste, Y ae | j | GL 4 ty f, 4; iE ge F, a, 2 p.m. Arrive Birmingham fag 7 STAGECRAFT DIRECTOR dy, 1} 4G: a ghZGZ GZ , Te LE EE EEL LLL Lc eeez eect EEL: Y 4 Yy eae Y G BZ D a.m., St. Augustine 8:30 apenegnnnens ty 77 West P: . iy eee GZ ; h a.m., West Palm Beach | Pr... 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wee ani oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 7 PAGE 33__ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, . ———— St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Sketched for the Post-Dispatch by Milton Work | A Wife's ostumes Seen at St. Louis Debutante Party— Phyllis Babette Stein - Bridge Pex] | Teansormation The . _ = — ee ae . Sap ‘ " eoeer « IRL OR WRARS RRL eh: nce a * INSTALLMENT XVUL “Clothes Ve’uca.” Margucrite Mooers Marshall ,.* a ‘ — & SA ; 7 higher-valued irst—cheoog, Tr ghowing You the abeurdities WANTED: AMA . m5 A . \ Sere oor ie \eVer YOU Can support the | airs. Crane.” smiled a charm- 2 ) > | | ~ .¥ When the bidé =" ot | hirn | eter * ~ , pee a | Dealer (South) ap é I wonder where I'L get i te . ; neta fr, pe 2 ee One Shady toh Y Can | | - =~ pass, North p ona} shopper, ‘eS 7 . from? , a , . 3 ~ ie si Mee Fast bo) nai a rie later of It’s ‘uet - - ~ Outhy Lo earts, Ww . bas ‘ S -3 ' he - I'm looking for @ Mans oe ee ' . ements that some women ‘ ‘ , f‘unior Prem. most -Mpie positio irme*: To taxe me tO my us fae North vf — ir own sreci.cus indl- = > MR . . , d ee » = ’ = | A : ies tna tnantcA A) wot } . ’ ; : f * : # . — , - a - - . . , a lua ; re - >} tet cate fi ‘ 4 . : j ‘ ‘7 © - , ee ‘ : ee : ~ ~ he *e4 wan - ’ “ ——— ; ‘ . Tt? rroec -~ 7 ; ? 4 i= { : . . ; ~ 7 4 . - _ > - e i > : . , Pa a ” ie ‘ y ~- a . . ‘ a - ° 3: ; 3 - : . 3 " ia ‘4 as +i -* s - .£° “> ’ ; : ‘ . . . j , : a = 2 , ] » , , 7 . =. . aff | == ; See 2 AEN 7 - =: et longer wil] almost , ’ Soe a iontters — | = = = = | ra € Ss i) ee . a * DA OG 2 ; much better than the suit ty his refrain: | > oa re f. ws | j = Sas ssf ye oe Se t oe the partner ts the shorter, ay | = 4 ; | 7 | choice should be made \\i v wily! anys \\ + ~s Ps - 2 ‘ ‘ - i A”, : oe A thee nto SO . > 2 ’ a ae ‘ :0o¢ the only one,” Wine, Then there's Harold—to my knowl- i, i N 'Y of wit and zeal, Rut he works his way through co!- obs > : , a : ‘ » " : A P d : Fe me hae no checks appee _ 7 SS jpn Sh 3 nye on te = / E pet J rs , = 4 var ee — ' | i . . , , : (s- ~ ‘ c ‘ titi 1alysis, andi In dressing} an should be aware of = ingie one of her good and unless the opportu aing ; } te —y © pointe. She should select her! ibe shut out b | | y @ bid by the fits accordingly. Ef she recog- | vening player. The gt looking for a man | | MISS RY TH which glavers find it he fact that she has Broad | = : , 7 ~ ' + » tee , oe oe 47? oe | Were : z ke me to my Junior Prom | : O Le 1} avoig .duying spies wi eee re aes | iO ULI . | = Me ELR Y choose arises when the choigs frocks with kimona sleeves. If stout / BEATRICE SLOBODER. | | ee iy | | ‘ tween three cards in one ot 2 | | ae. . ul he . Fairy two tm another: she will steer clear of- plaids vintaremninienitat ; e \ latter What Do You Mean, Coercion? | 9 ¢, ge . | 14 MISS HELEN : stronger mage 6 checks and so on” She paused ALI : o% HDp.G, Z-Es “Oh ves hefore I show you | ; AKING. as the Rota and : ee | ) MARTH 00DS 7 i and Jack- eca-g 7 S ocoregamgle N / ty _\ 4 Os HA W > / z or @ i a euit I've selected for you I want wife - ‘ - Bier nir ana Yr ’ >| ~ tion Bishop Manning and so many ' Se } an pages os lothes you were from @& e . , these 2 v¥2— SS - Ble @. ‘5 ur im ‘ ; ; . re a sa ' My ) : K ATRLEEN RYAN ant nee panes : # ne wearing the day met you. Your but es Speaking, oar 15, . um Pe ’ | — an consequenty te overbliouse cut the hip ‘ine. gecen- | “You a eee ae j wit ah uld , ch a 7s ws as as > SF | sac, Re 4 ; — | . | —— be chosen. ¢quated your abdomen and hips, | igg té wr +s oti Farry ’ +} y re a + oh Ges - h a@# 4 (ua - . g Any Sympatnetc tema:e ; —— BOVE are picturécad some or the costumes worn at the | ne [O..0Wing examples end bad a very ugly neck lines “As fect ais ne - . inferences ' ee pote Be: 2 en debutante party given in honor of Miss Helen Martha to be 4 Your skirt was too long, and your / for it, . : : On the number of innocent ¢ . : o | = outh West Nort) Te . ' fiers ‘ 9 = 1, 0 por Jar:chter ~ 4 7) Panta! hat which was close fitting. gave ' that MEN : am’e Racxtees a Woods, daughter of Parker H. Woods of 6248 Washing- Seen on Fifth Avenue > 2Clubs Pas rour face a moon appearance.” | was wr reed into matrimony i - >) Bs) ais | ' ; “eas Bee fe ‘ — ; Pass ggeer BOON &y . oo _— eeerced mi angst BU Be Son BD SHS Ge soienS / | ton boulevard, at the Bellerive Country Club last Wednesday | ert; ehecsiie tae a Tm afraid trimness has been returt And yet never, cever guess it: : : “SOTA, CHOOET etween a xt e* ‘ 7“, « . - — en ae a ; oon, 2 ase fly absent from my appearance, Ch Tom is always so perfectly sure By THORNTON W. BURGESS. night. There were 80 guests, and each wore a “kid” costume. oa ea welbiess “ana leu that he chose Marie! : soto aida ail A straight Itne ermine coat is An attractive afternoon frock wun — — y . on on - - — - ; . i AGE 8 MASECG vy ceerer } , Y¥ meang Imiger Wear OUt : Aidn’t believe : o— disease degieh. Nera Aisi, Mir eociateats sips eat » 1; : | ° ° ° oo ; and didn't be » in marriag Be | lie pi eeennns oe tnt By Aline Michaelis bine to make @ most striking eve Round South West North tan & Gen ail st s tT? he aia > F ia M sp eer. : mé bis eee gc Ja ~r > a a TE . al - d} 7 * enhtl: . : - . : ha ® F i.e ; Ss tar gayety’ he SAIL she did An adorable costume for a en ning coat 1 1 Spade Pass Pas } ” | | : .: a “ae ‘ a-fection * - that even And yielded only to consist fa fo gre ! n e e e eart Hts : dent arguménts! sreen Fores’ Fatcnhe : . ‘ of coats TIE days I love are not the days cargo = * oe 1 velveuee A ‘ P P e re ch 3. 2 Hearts Clubs 3 h has yst > “You as a wees as’ . - . 4 T> + ‘ . . - + 7 : ** t 1% tcain . 4 J tiv” ,ece ades roc w y rts and : > o« s -- a4 4 " ‘ 2... EL ernie ges = : . ; e e sy alice ‘ 4 . €uop.s S..20Uetlm, o- ec. o : ‘ ; uy, said Sammy to imesel an he neck and shoulders if not ~hitte +ifiga > rr raise. a , =i iat in nicke that, elie ia i . Seon a eae : en eee REP ates eae Light and Gark-broadétafl com- ric Bb (Copyright 1926.) : 3 | . b » : Yowler is in a bad tempe BS . ; . 4 for, and snrxaine, rink ies n ot that belt 4 —_ _ ’ i — poy o ‘ ‘ ~ : ir Aesi'zgn,. new ~ ; e . « . ‘t. ~ , . When he had been so certain is something he doesn't like. crushed pile will appear te con- dor >¢ tasks achieved ot a A ann fur coat The Republics come to an emf ‘>lese. s wear- spea That he couldn't afford a wife for for nothing does he show all his 7 stant use of properly shaped coat of worldly pride. Thoug! : ee reported as @ coming lururious habits; monarchis r as in irm tf the | these at least another five years’ th x1 L ¥ h f the coat They inkle which , rhen victory n oon ns — -—— wor ose a neck- Marie's good looks gayety and ttle iywway. that’s | ae , er: - 2 as , “et ei: : hich - \ _ ~ ee » ~ + ss - . ae . wae - + Ww ' i as ~-+ > - ; ~ = — * Ny , - Z 4 fs Le} : ra’ t : a 3 _ ae : Pr? O-« ; . 7? ua ~* " popularity with Bll he acted :0 rho wW ld Yow! ; ; move then Rome 1} tha mighty w ay “¢ —— a rr, ai : ntage thats Had nothing to do with the cass. , | | 3 . And her candid. girlish request for , Tom's advice : Oo tree back along the way Sn | Hands in the Kets ¥ ruin that idly drift upon the stream of P : . ‘ould tover As to whether she should take M (‘4 ‘Owler had com Asi th \ - (Nhe Shay r a rt r pat ti v-] s that at ‘of 7 s “I've been wondering old Bill for life s | iOOKINE cown 3 i ’ : the | Ket . , trance WAY whos te een Bul: said Helen medi' Had absolutely no coercive effect rs footprints. ; ciagnt &§ at | Sami Whe: arr t] nder. wate : quid rhym Phen 3 — === ppeu chink I could wear « upon Friend Tom r ¥ ' : t ; He proposed that ev ning sot of trees had Siown ¢ 4 ageuu oe t he carried ) . t ns niy hom. I hol MO? eo ou can. Your rhythm Because HE decided Marie was too 4 O18 Tock | _ ae . ig ig ternat The 307 ab most dear must move to make ' irk ha traightened and slen- nice a gir! os : ppe and YOM ae CHEST ae mongine tha e with ; 7 tntouched hv wrongs | rized you wonderty ve To waste on a bounder like Bi!!! maiseG =U noes. sain = wees er ne ail ct ; ne sccasiona!l!y | kes little world to fill the lov f 4:1 Ct Pe TL : | Tom's moet ar- Sh, Wigs iS RS ei ER ORES Oi. d ee a a OE ae ee le Me SNR TEN Gee a A ‘= Sh : } rin owntown hastily Ou see, ~: - P apiesatiaien re PY, ao: sp . A é . a sil “aa me A oe” er —_ ac a - eh : ad ~—-—t* we * 7 * - ~* “a cl ” y _ y 7 + gf ay y J " 4 pa dT] Wainc Tur th a] wi’ 4 if 4 - ; Eo x we > : ee c . th is that without her rubbers on wet days. ‘“08¢ footprint ee ie Se now ¢ es: , . — si | ve fe LU » . '? ~~ : + - = _ os ‘ 2 amet — * ’ q ad ' ‘ : ss baae se : He knew that she ate foolish JUSt exact:y what Yowler hac i An attractive evening slipr : ; —PACKED THE WHEW , mg) : ou because it lengthens im oh ao aa " Geveloped in Black and geflver } || LION Preserves coa- uy UL : 3 eure. I" ! hat for : , + 2 hi PURE ; ' lie suspecte r . AR, : I ‘ nei. il Saag F oe apis . Teaweerey | only cranulated . : suspected that she smoked toe . _ =e os Oe * ne ie o ry ‘ant? ante: , eat ii ant feouh. rene hi lit too—quite fn keeping with muc 3 ~ ‘ - ’ : i ; : Ther re race- ' : . : - tin lth ; iaA . 1G Ri of Ory nuts be ft : end I] : FAV DARD ked ii: AS t : trimn lt looks a8 gan And they werked her !! AK é ie | elec somet nde : - " lites sed : nd ave > courany ; pac ——@ US Uy ee " y rk 4 ~- ‘ke a 4og tin Me ae : : Sn . 4 ees mo “a . oan (ast tem OP supreme. the ast 3 ’ i? ere enecially Aesigned from tilj eh . Pia ¢ nat oirice or ers-— bit : al . re | e tO Ort: ut your personality. Well | will. ha n ‘Sepak Be tier Bisaca 8 Ae snabiade-.. Sa, ar + oe pity Por mm a . ’ ee . , eis I now > if you For an emp lover altogether teo pa- ! peas | "es ee ae ial 1 tient with her - as! m anther & os : — + See (;ladys married Frank— ; } 1 ia r ; ; i - . . He merely THOUGHT bed for th ‘inter in ther . vho 4 nls SSS ON | | est s dat hefot other way around can’t t nyt! als N nN *e AUNDRY WORRIES *r eyeg and s) ior : ; Marjorie’s technique wag even legs [unt v Rabbit and t gigi , RG his —_——— 3 | Include inks them qu rs: eo subtie. ( fust as much | ' . ss ne : ble does not mean to wear When Jack came down for the So off flew Sammy Jay in gre a | for At every - ise is wearing. Cer- week-en And finished it off with a pettin party in the darkest corner of the hall, Mariorte’s mamma an4 older sister “Happened” to crash tn on his most affectionate moment n An@ heard Mariorie explain, bland- mething,~ said Peter ly, that * else tn all the Great “We're engaged, o!4 things | knows.”’ “Wont you congratulate us?” y Jack looked down at Rim. Jack never had the nerve to deny : ,” eaf4 he, “so do ft. 4 In fact, a week later, “What?” demanded Peter scen'- Ife was perfectly certain he had ciousty. “What do ron know that propoecd—rather fn the care. nobodr else [rn aT the Great Wor'd man styie' knows” Gemerally speaking, and ef things; Happy Jack chuckled. “I knew.” considered. jeaté be “where my winter supply Tt & to the advantage of the med-jcf ft hickory mots ts stored; and erm young man NOT te marry. that nobody elm © af the Great He can be mere comfortable, «es World knows.” travagant and foctiocose ff he “Pooh'” exciafmed Peter. “Whe éoesn’t wants to know where your o!4 Whereas marriage is still a mea] hickory mutts are stored*® I know ticket, where Pugser Bear ts sieen'ne “or A Bocial brevet, an emotional re- the wirter I gaw Buster Rear lease make hig bed so ft Know fust A prise worth playing for, to the where he its sieeping: and *hat’s average cir. what nobody else tn a—~— the Great Yet most young men ARE mar World knows.” ried, sooner or later | was Sammy Jar‘’s ‘*r=n ¢s How Goes ft happen, tf they are tavugh and he lacehe4d reht ont mot the victims of coercion, “You ere a cotple of boastersa” Captured tn spite of themssives? eai4 Sammy. “Yes sir you are «a Ah, well, as we eaild. the poor dears couple ef boastera Both of yor weually remain in Dilesful igno- are wrong. Yes. sir, dot of poo ranos— "Tis the other sex thet is “wise”! Ané this t lucky, Because if ALL the busbands co- barked. “Tell me Sa=mmr Ir erced. tn one way or another, How am I wrene?” to the altar. “You are wreng.” ren''e4 Sar: Eudden'!yr Gitacovered the fact. Jar. “hecanee FErow where ceo = ogg annulmen‘s. ‘fat Miekerv ots are " “ . g —_ - - ‘* and | modes prevail of . , Dut ‘ecerring woman will > > ‘ ie - ~ . “ — . - - , : Look at this premium! jeavy. fine analitv. cenuin ran: | pa . rt her particular styie, ily make them Rer PeNrx haha Wer HP> H+ HoxHrxp oe , i einen ware percolator. Every 2 pletely out of date. You » . = vere walking toward VIVAUDOU MAOQCS Perfume - Rouge Save White Banner Labels. There a! ¥y premi ae Brilliant colon can relieve vou of al] labels in to Premium Roo C6 Pine Street. tioned the shopper, “m — ore De Wel considered You, & portion of tn laundry WOrk. 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ee azine Bridge Pointe, HE pointer for today tg, After two suits have shown by your a higher-valued ieet~~theser” ever yOu CAN support the a Dealer (South) ene Spade /pass, North pass, Fast two ¢. South two Hearts, Weg: Das. most simple position Presents for North to show whether he 'fers Spades or Hearts. 1¢ he 'three Spades and two Hearts ‘should bid two Spades over ing. The bid of two Spadeg y such conditions woula not c¢ Sap tute @ raise; equally with the eeleagees of the two Hearts, it would Saga merely the preference of the eit der. But if West haa pig t | Clubs after South's two H er bid by North of ofther Heart; a Spades would be a raine. With x-x-x tn one sutt and in another, the choloe ts oby; The suit in which the partner js llonger will almost surely w much better than thea suit in the partner is the shorter, and choice should be made accords unless the opportunity to make be shut out by a bid by the tne vening player... The situation which players find {it difficult choose arises when the choice is | tween three cards in one suit two tn another; the latter « iit stronger. For example, x-x-x tp, sult and Jack-x or Queen-g tp ¢ other; under such conditions tro length in Dummy ts the deside tum, and consequently the lon sult should be chosen. The following examples she proper inferences to be drawn: Round South West North 1. 12Spade 2Clubs Pasg 2. 2Hearts Pass Pass North, choosing between the Majors, prefers: Hearts. Ee 4 partner's two Hearts: with ¢ ee Hearts and two Spades he sh s 4 show his Heart preferenog by p PLL LL a 8 frock Round South West North bid metal! 1. iSpade 2Clubs Pass id. The; 2. 2Hearts Pass 2 Spad ck geor-|North, choosing between the; Majors, prefers Spades; the designates a preference but ts 2. 2 Hearts $3 Clubs 3 Hts, is show ® North prefers Hearts and has belts of raise. | (Copyright. 1926.) 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Louis P ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH zine @ ° we’ eee eee oe Transformation By Mary Culbertson Miller. — INSTALLMENT XVIIL “Clothes Ve’ues.” "T'm showing you the absurdities first Mrs. Crane.” amiled a charm- woman officially known as & personal shopper, “then you can laugh with me later on. It’s juet in such garments that some women disguise their own precious Iindi- ing yidualities —under clothes that bear no relation to them. If a cer- tain mod.l comes into favor, every- body makes haste to possess one, irrespective of her height, weight, or proportion.” “T'ye never given much thought to what I should wear,” Helen ad- mitted frankly. “You are not the only one,” wae her answer. An@ she smiled. “And how often we eee clothes that attract all the atten- tion away from the wearer. when rightly they should be a frame to enhance natural attractiveness. [I want you to study Mrs. rane, and your garments ex- press your personality. Some in- dulge in little self-analysis, and that {s In dressing every woman should be aware of every single one of her good and pad points. She should select her outfits accordingly. If she recog- vourself, Tet a calamity. nizes the fact that she has broad | shoulde-s cl.e will avofd buying frocks with kimona sleeves, If stout she will steer clear of plaids checks, and’ so on.”’ She paused. “Oh, yes before T show you g euit I’ve selected for vou I want to discuss the clothes you were wearing the day T met vou. Your overblouse cut the hip line, accen- | tuated your abdomen and hips, and had a very ugly neck MIlne. Your skirt was too long, and your hat which was close fitting, gave your face a moon appearance.” ‘I'm afraid trimness has been sadly absent from my appearante.” | Helen admitted ruefully. “And that red hat words can't ex- press how I feel about it now.” “Trimness and trieve the most tastelees outfit Crane but I want rall your at- tention to necklinec——thev are moat important in a frock If a frock Mrs. ta has a becoming neckline it is far on the road to perfection ‘* - that feefurs is one which has nost bearine on one'’a looke The most extravagant) eautiful frock in xture, wornmanship and design. worthiesae to its wear- : r lending 1arm if the neckline is unbecoming And ‘oo Pman> times women choose a neck- Rline hich is modish, hut which prevea's to the least advantage their Phony structure, Mefects, when a rightlv meckline could cover them” | “I've been wonderine about a mult." said Helen meditatively: “Do Mou think I could wear one to ad- Mantage ?"’ ' “Of course you can. Your rhythm ork has’ straightened and slen- | you wonderfully. You'll Mook very well in the adorable mod- Although by the bottom or other homely the line is broken mame Of the jacket, still the effect is-that a the stref{ght -€00d for you because it lengthens line. It will be the figure. I've an {deal hat for the tailored trimness. It looks as sthough it were specially designed to bring out your personality. We'll try it on in a moment.” the other day—we were interrupt- ed,” Helen reminded the shopper. “Yes, I've a word or two more about that. Pl-e-a-s-e don't be misled by fashions as you see! 7 , them interpreted at the noon hour. The girl that is in town every day has new features dangled before her eyes and she adopts them— thinks them ulte smart. To be . fashionable does not mean to wear ' What everyone else is wearing. Cer- ‘fain general modes prevail of course, but discerning woman will Make them fit her particular style, énd thus actually make them her own.” They were walking toward the suit department. “Brillia colors, Mrs. Cautioned the ehopper, Ways be well Should wear red. The softer, more Subdued shades wil] bring out un- expected glints In the hair and ac- Centuate the creaminess of the skin. As vou are studving clothes Values I'll fust mention that defi!- nite color types are obviously easier to find becoming clothes for than any othera. The darker shadés tre as good for blondes ag bru- Rettes; black is a charming frame for fair or Titlan hatr.’* orrow—More About Clothes mm? 2! considered. Bread and Meat Casserole Take bits or glices of bread and | Place tn layers, Slase baking dish. | Mung, or ham. Beat one egg. £44 one-hair teaspoonful of salt, a / mustard, and one cupful of neatnees wil] re- | C hosen ' this suit too—quite In keeping with | “You said something about fads. Crane,” “must al-. You | alternating with : cheese in a buttered | . Sprinkle each | yer with a few bits of minced | ost-Dispatch Daily Maga a = a ~ ata mre eel A AO A Ie ; ee —~ a —— : | ips to p . - RECIPES FR : zr Home Cc OM DOLLY DIALOGUES, 1926 | an She Diary of a New) . gin | 9 | essmakers | “My Old Virginia | th et | e | A SATIRE ON THE MODERN GIRL sina Cook Book” : If you must sew in your bedroom es p » — — B ROLLIN KIRBY aoe and have no table for. centting, mae DK Q rE, _vvtnn y ~ |spread a piece of white table ol}- Grape Preserve. cloth on the bed. You will find | Sunday Night. 'Joan, her mother hag the worst AKE what grapes you want this quite satisfactory in lieu of a/| ELL, I expected it. Mother- |temper in the world, and vice ver- T and ster ard wash before cutting table. W in-law and Joan battled and ga. i cooking. Use a proportion | In the advance models for Routh- 9 : battled today ngpieod the baby's Monday Night. | of one quart of grapes to three- | orn wear a slight lengthening of Plenary sce tient . to — I left for work thinking every- fourths quart of —_ Prong: | the skirt is noticeable both in the i “8 ae SS thing was serene, and bought a ure om —". aba a a tailored and afternoon dresses. ’* a — Some: and catenin efring of colored beads, during the k until soft Take off ans These now are 16 inches above the 28° here be: aAuse she was going to ie Bee Ge hee vane tee through a ndér or ground. is § : facts about raising kids Mckay bal der hie to slax ale fruft press Put back on stove which Joan and I evidently didn't Sean es eae Ry. sth t add the proper amount of A dinner dress of rose pink chif- | Enon judging from the dumb way A! _— _ is asitsiangtarng te yee wants ' Now cook for one-half | fon embroidered with rhinestones we handled things pognerning: pore iis bs — hour and seal up tn jars while | and worn‘over a silver metal cléth go. T saber » who she thought , giant i, Wail we en er | hot. or put in felly glasses. | foundation is easily made and 18 shoe was anyu ty. and she sald that : | wx - f } bi at . peu (Copyright. 1926.) abc effective. is wae tha toss arouné here an “ap ee we provide playthings, - pase en | No need making foundations to | iong as her charitable nature com- pe “Joan and 1 decided today we ‘frocks. You can buy exquisite slips led her to stay, and if I gave her; When I got home this evening a ac oe ; agp’ | lof georgette with scalloped tiers| 4ny more of my impudence she'd [ thought everything was cheerful, ro nisi apts oe 19 doctor | studded with rhinestones, Ww} } Joan and the baby home wit and as Joan started, after dinner, rs : —— wencige can t ‘ lare designed to be worn directly her and leave me flat. to make the baby’s formula, I told and ne ee ee ee " ‘a ‘under the sheer frock. You can And it all started over bolling the her to sit down and read—-I'd make bolled or else ] 7 and wr oe get these slips in biack, white, baby’s milk. The doctor said—not |‘ myself she had raised set boys a at flesh and orchid. first doctor, but another one; So when the milk started to bot] own and knew how, and ] pear. Cerisa georgetta and orchid vou have to have two, it seems — ; we) praved.” “The ‘round of gayety,’ I sald, | . : o p “Stull,” I said, “it may come «y4)) suffer a’’- | Big Capacity & ~S : “4 Ay Cl Wi hi around to your turn one day. Then OR IRERO ENT: | ef | Be : y ; eanest asning all the little ships you have sent | wet hcegebess ei a9 ee ee | | 3 : . | out will be coming home to you.” 7% ©COUS® brightly. a lat ii _ ow “I know how THAT works. “As fa s I can appraise the | ; van |'Those who are not living in Paris situation,” said my aunt, “I am the Low Wringer r | ui | , ° will have married army officers goat, as usu; When anyone has 6 | ~ nee \ Safest Washing and are broke and you settle for,a wallop to hand out they gener ' NITE 10 cents on the do-lar.”’ ally stop in front of Auntie.” CWDS ie | | At this point my aunt entere 1 The bell rang and presently F 7 Hi, [tc | i ow carrying what the advertisements Rawlston opened the door for Gib- Low Water Line “HA | call a “beverage” shaker in one py Stilton. He did not look as Small Floor Space hand and a telegram in the other rushed as he: should have. In “Let us fortify ourselves,’’ said fact. there was almost a holiday a 4 she, “for I have reason to feel that air shout him such as I had not | 4 . we shall need it.” seen in weeks. \ “Fortification completed,” said. ‘How do?” he said. as he shook ee , \ my cousin as she put her glass! hands all around. “I-—er—heard I’ve noticed that girls who com- down. ‘Now, what’s on what you the news?” plain they don’t have time to rend) dare to call your mind?” “T have here a telegram,” she be- |gan in an ominous manner. “It is ‘from Mrs. Reese-McNaughton.” “Spookey’s mother!” cried cousin. “Spookey?” I Inqutred. “The bride-to-be,’ explained my aunt. “It appears from tha_teic- my gram,” she continued, “that that menta] cripple of a daughter of | Women’s | | Handicap | is curbed this new way of solving oldest hygienic prob lem; gives true protection — discards like tissue ener NTN J a. is a new way in women’s hygiene that ends the msecurity ‘of old-time “sanitary peds” and their unhappy days. Five times as absorbent as ordi-. Deodorizes, thus ending ALL dan- | “KOTEX.” You ask for it without sor | tage ess. The egg may have “ ® more milk, if necessary, or © Quantities may be doubled. *20 bread should be well saturated F804 should form the top layer — in a good oven about half an 7, Or until the contents of the dish fre puffed and brown and | Set. The meat may be omitted if % wish, and you will find the tish equally delicious. 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