St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 31, 1926

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oe te a & ~s i o~ oa” Se oh * ae Moy ores. 7 » eg be tg” ~ et «& “= Sad ww. Sd ia en Pi rte COMIC PAGE , ie FIRST in CLASSIFIED __. _ THURSDAY, a BOARDING = DECEMBER 80, 19g¢, qq Week after week, month after month, year = after r, the POST-DISPATCH prints FAR . PF ao MORE Classified Boarding Ads than ALL the al other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED! : : ; : The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service = —— — eee —- - — reinnetditeatpaiieestetie= aso _ alien ener . ~ooee ° s a ee a 9. NO. 115 ST NG 26—2: = —— VOL. 7 Bet ee eee ‘ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1926 —2PAGES. oa SoS q Spe ms f iuoyotn bscx no ST.LOUIS TO PLAY, °“Shewo’custver DECLINE IN AUTOR er | en ASN TINE OR PRAY ¢° =" DEATHSOBSERVED, BY TWO MEN WHO GET 7000 Sm NEW SEEKERS “SSNS AS 1977 ENTERS mol Bf TMAFFIG PAUSE = was aie Bags ie = Hh. Clbe 25 OS et os MELLON GIVE US| for St. Louis and | By one Ameo! iated Press. APPY vicinity: | (| CONCESSIONS NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—A New|Some Will rae Hilarity, |1-9-2-7 ‘artly cloudy | Halt, Though Vebiniaes'| Relatives, and Two of His Victims | Year's greeting that leaped | tonight and = to- Wi backward 17 hours over 10,000 at $10 a Plate and $12 a a cake ie Matter, Made by Most oe ae | po aniioats ; | , : auc ip nara act oer aren eer ’ : , miles of land ‘and sea, from ° ont | tonight with the | : } a = ae Yee one i | ; —_ “ | | ;' YOM YY ; Q While Others Wi Dri “ Le py / a J ' Ruling That Properties a the new year into the old, was/| uart, hile Others | lowest tempera- | vers Downtown and in y dare % : ips ates s a RR ie" Seay : mS |received here today by the Asso- G : ; ture about 32 ested District | PRE eB ee F Pe BS NESE 4 re ‘hin Why Ke I Ihy 32450 = q Cannot Be ‘ ‘Denounced” | | ciated , Pes: na ‘ } " ‘unard | ¥ o Shows degrees above Cong t Distri o ; 2 a : eS : ey : | H| URELY AWAY Interpreted as Protection | | liner Carinthia in “Cook Strat, | | ry Missouri!: Partly for Old Owners he” ‘aaa Pi ) MANY WELL EN cloudy tonight, | CHURCH BELLS RUNG oe SS a Se8 ste. : oe ¢ ; euttéie: Lt ee ee é | ~| slightly colder in| LES WN| ba . Meo. oe (ae g rreejing at 4:30 ' ‘ STAY-AT HOME FUN ae. the east portion: WHIST BLO : use Be . re ; as : S a as : oe : it Spend Fifteen Minutes Loot- ¥ Breezing &. m. today AMERICAN TITLES set out from New York. Oct. 1s : Z | tomorrow gener: iT (aa... Lf 2 Bet CGS. SO ee eee. CG | 4, ally fair, rising | ame eae Pe : Pe pository 8825 on a round-the-world cruise witli ‘Churches Will Hold Ser- ay fair | Public Ceremony on : fe ” hie eS 2 Sas De : se END AT MIDNIGHT 400 passengers. | rhe nfessas : s Times at the west portion. | T eth Bo a Seren ties SR. & i Manchester Avenue at ard 9:30 A. M. 2 & . he t* ~ SI » — c ‘opyright, us | : rea | a : ] aie s nip, just beyond t 1e vices Noisy INinois: Cloudy | international date line at 10 and slightly cold- o'clock “tonight,” while the pas-, Hotels and Clubs Fore- er tonight, to-| Rabbi Harrison and EE ate : - , BOLONIES | = Oil Men, Meeting in New sengers were gathered in many morrow probably fair i x ee ie ree Be kh oe 3 i ee parties to welcome the new y: by Registrations. o> Meters : . 3 * Sy THE THOUGHT ewe, Tell Why They | (rer midnight, when the catecic;| ey eee MAN HURT FIVE MINUTES Other Speeps ene ee be ee “Tae | COMPEL CASHIER there showed Jan. |. i927. am an — ‘ 3 Bx : : 5 = | . BEFORE HALT IN TRAFFIC ae = =sCSaae | Wl | ~—s TO ANSWER PHONE INS BACK OF . 94 5 . 5 on — At noon today traffic on Twelfth R PVs DIFFEPe 7 New York World. lved 10:2: , | 315 outes avenue, suffere ruck in the middle eee 5s Picco 8 ge ee | ered Duri g the , , tie Ce | : ‘ i ec | } ws i | A » 4 cwrrevinge 7 > ear +4 . ira sir « , . , , Sn - = ras S ‘ aa Y , ae ; am a ESce 3 4 Copyright. 1926. by the Press and Pulitzer sae ‘ ir Ma ) fe a 1) ; | “ ( POW ans W ho helieve ifh E1N eee the b ard frac Lure d sk ull and ribs when tween Olive and Pine, played $ a ey Se oe oe Rn » > y ~ * ’ I ry T ; ‘ : ae oe N Al y Well ere i this mo- : . ; s : : oe : : a A x be . Sa z Se SR ee bs oF * oe > eee °| = Pamtieming Cos. (New York World ihent. New Yea deine oe By of old 1926 a playful yank as it Struck by a coal truck at Four-| «4 merica’ while several hundred, Paaeeet aaa . 3 : Sp PHS, Shut In With Two Em- and Post-Dispatch. } Ilit TI y @ \\ fa 4r celebrations i aie Y , a 5 len lor fPeenth st reef and (‘houteau avenue “a i — “Z ie Seat “ , ; VEXICO CITY Pec 31.—'] here full swing on board.” otters th at ~— at 11.55 a. m. today. five minutes persons stood with heads bared. e. p bee oo s > eae 4 Lae "3 ployes. ; 4 , ; >C. The Rad} re sal a4 ieee " _— ou ie é zi Siekatlegle* eo : 4 y oa : will be no wholesale denounce- |. Phe Radio ¢ orporation of Am>r- Not all th New Year's cele- jefore the period set for all auto- The pause, which lasted for two ica has kept In practically CO, | brators in St. louis will have the mobiles to-. stop The driver. | minutes. and which was observed ments of American oil land titles) stant eommuniecation with ne ' - 9 T05 | Poe sae ee A ws Bi BAP j ‘ P oe $3,000,000 ZING AND | FAD family hearth to say to each other, of a 10 per cent reduction in the TREES fe 2 aes Be ge |two bank employes and two custo- | ROSE $5,200,000 IN 1926 | Baar actin ae eR SS ate RRR mers in the vault, and escaped with decision to apply for new conces- | , Flow much nicer this is. and think | number of automobile fatalities in . ‘ ‘ ‘ “2 > . l © y ( i ai r : — ! : ° o “oe a KAT i rhe St. Louis ifety ) ( : : 3 RE BE Rs Me . . . They spent 15 minutes in the | Two robbers entered the Brent.« Although many acres of valuable oil lands will be- come theoretically the property of $19 000.000 ow ‘ tr Says ; , > er : , 3s ( .{ On * Ne VW Spaypr ! ' ty . ; rs. ‘ telys a CoV bel] or toot a ing 1926 showed Hon increase Oo! $5,- boulevard celebration. combined ' can still ie ois said elapsed before the robbery became , il iaw [ eee, s The ‘ as star save 1; , ply with the oil law of 1 ) ind |The Kansas Stay ays today |e, to watch night services at the ~ a ith 109 : Ol) . 4 ‘ sé 7 r : r y ii‘ ‘ ce, - le io 2, . —, . and raised a satfets ag with . : Reve Sra” “ath as a ROO? Bi on | _ * : | hie aim tT gt Mgt oN ors Foe *@ \from the bank, one carrying a Capitalized at $10.000,000 or | midnight shows at the movie thea- Bank See set in St. Louis dur-| which had charge of the Twelfth ee Saar, Z By sire, Ss | ; (tai | 4 SS . ; $ * 3 Bae : as ate’ ook. bins its on i ivi al ace Ss ‘ , age — se: ' i : | ; jined debits on individual accounts ( ongratulations front Hoover. The cashier. Ga. w. Berri, ot ! I J nounced yesterday that President | SUMmated here today, when active ote] 1! clu FON i A NE. F( »xX zinc and lead mines valued at be- Otel and club crowds give thejanq |] = bankers’ ace ts ge ee J a: . Bar ©) ra) ? : ° | > 1] ana ) an Kk avid aD At rg ci “OuUuUN * ‘ Cre ‘ — mm ‘rce Hierb TT y ae eee. had ordered th Megara tween $3,000,000 and $4,000,000 carnival flavor to New Year's e' for the year amounted to $14,521,- | H sesh age A - pe ay te d two na MES- GEORGE D. HASSELL Ce Se een q ‘ . a ‘ 7% , oover. i ¢ c ° > — ™ ‘ . . 4 and her daughter, Maude, 14, | : | a the teller’s cage when the robbers Department to refuse to register and » t] " nore than 1000 acres o aSses ene : ya denouncements on any oil proper- and tonigh promises to be quite tional safety conferences this year, ‘ two of the victims of the insane = ws entered. One of them walked to é a Be A : and fi ec are } : nibined. ’ *h | : | ; : : ACKS VERY re) EN 3 ; ties. Under denouncement the meeting oe nrabatsis noisy, a littite aamp in spots, and JUDGE WILL SEND VIOLATORS ' wired congratulations to the St. rage of George J. Hassell (be- : ae "a ¥ ' " ‘ 4 — B ant olite? anid 4 . properties would go to outsiders. a Jecligiear's _— dither sess altogether jovful The hotels re- 'ZTouis Safety Council for the et- 'low), who killed his wife and | vo ae elias | the window . : ~es POI ' FT : ; SS iz '“Good ‘morning,’ thinking him a 7 d will He ; ‘ f ies os ot Tavlor. : . es oe ' ; ‘ “gas te . ° ; F SOME oF : 4 tate decision, closing the agen- | pwart. & ) hich hag | Port capacity reservations at cover; OF AUTO LAWS 10 ROCKPILE | forts which resulted in a redue-) eight. step-children at Farwell, Re: ali m ‘ 7 3 sWar't rere. WhnICh has ; i , tion in fatal accidents during 1924. | ex he photograph of as- | : # wae 4 custo er. 4 | Tex. I H Ce oS et ‘Put up your hands,” said the ao ane 2 etrpleum Department agreed to underwrite the new ce Charees ranging irom $10 to $e . 1} ; ; , : peer pananetasety applications of | cern ne? - om p_the supply of paper hats, ticklers As Dis he ABA to the 8.2%) Hoover's telegram follows: j sell- weesndentin Denibemien Ai ; : Sy : " you ion ne ee eee vo mean thas the |p, 7 Lj and toy horns is »adequate; “tie | ™MAVement™ Polteomemige maid wpe reaction in this years aC-) shin’s cook on the Gulf of Mex- eee a ey eee ee : ‘announced today that he would! waental deaths by more than 100 ‘ico. . ee . Yhought It a Joke. | eo ae | : “What's the joke?” Berri asked. : : Properties involved iccording to | . 3 | properties of American companies the Star — pecs Velic My SLOCKS O Hut then, bootle ‘Poe rs] - os an a . a 0 ere vo RECePt the law | Hutcheson Chere 9 O} 7 ponds ae ae eee ee Penmaes (°° — RIT b ta asi iw is an outstanding accomplishment | es } : Joke?” Berri asked. Ee Bevcrmiment. The State | Wocdchuck and Mete pe rs nH thls connection, . Pephibition | to pre * a za bar aT ear kA Tend of which St. Louis may be ahs Se ie and the vane pt ? ao mued hands ee ae gen gage ition to acrésae : 1 ih B ne -ominatrator Hialey has issued | Or: % ie WOrknouse 10% USN | This should encourage Curtne : W I W e 4 1 ot ee no Jone. Stick your Ga Department al Washington has 'Séringes meee ; oe ’ ; : eS : . Warnings that flasks n t be kept Sane s ee ¥ seciac forts, not only in St. mpm rut | = 4 . | 4 f | i. : z e 3 maintained that the law, interpret- |p. yqyj, ers ris int ee sight and any brazen flout-| 43) mae pede es i pe , pape 8 /throughout the Middle-West to mi, is : m4 | Realizing that the ~ as in aeceee wouertation of 1917, is | the 40-ae) : : . iN “3 antag Te —_ Ing’ of the prohibition law will pro- | ss a ; a tai a wn P eet 2 7 ~} put an end to the appalling wast? i be | L “earnest, ne played fac time | en Te | Mining Cc bees pia * tik basset vVoke a call from the dry agents | utter disredard nada ‘eee sais wor ss . A PAR ee an | dk oe sete ‘as aa epi ln rard to titles acquired before 1917. "Ee Sa, fy : ese . — 0 : 1 |} who will be watching the hotels. pee a ais yes, of ve he Coroner’s Annual Report. | 4 Me : i hands -_ anne » ; , row 3] 3 includ (‘hief Gerk announced today that | hers an dcause more sorrow ana In Coroner Vitt’s annual report, : ¢ “S ss o> know it was a holdup. The rob- wi 3 cS | | ber weakened. “Fold your arms then.” he ordered, and Berr} Oil Men Explain Why They Didn't |} ed, the newspaper says. The an- ini Hee -weitd ‘issued earlier in the day, an even | ‘Former St. Louisan Elevated | ee ae. | oat | obeyed. ‘ , , : ‘O-Operate with ; +“ ; , Comply With Law. 'nouncement savs the new compy a : his smoking revolver,’ Juage Rose- | és ‘ : tes. i : ets hibition agents in enforcing the larger “saving’’ is shown. His flg wil] he know 1) aS the lrit : The other robber, who had YOU ,00N, suffering than the gangster with ;can said, “Those wh ‘elebrate ial - . eae? ‘lures showed 475 accidental deaths the Associated Preas., ). ; Officers in pnlai it nea . : NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—A special | Zine amd Lead Co. and be capital- | to be stationed at fe cts as ~ | not wisely but too well tonight, |. which inquests were held in| With Two Other Employes ized or bonded at from $10.000.000 ‘would bette: not drive automo 1996 as compared with 59° in| a . — ee tes 4 oe ” , z loe ’ Ja VU, ae i } 7 2 . vo a : ow : a Se aoe ai Aaa vie 2". | P: mi. will work for 10: hours, in- pares fe authearities: refused | 18s, oF &* duction of 117. This of Banking Firm, . a th F BB face, slipped around the cage and ee Seeestant Callies’ refuse} RCE spams sng — by the | stead of eight. Dance hall usually over the telephone to say bives included automobile fatalities, - . : i sa °° > ar »/ sy ) A a te ress i ‘ . > . j , ae >, 4s ; ™ . , » ft : 4 - Pilot, Marooned On Plateau” by! al lawbreakers ated P : ‘nerease in suicides. Morgan & Co., regarded among the| § 3° 2% 2 Bn OFF J. R. Schwartz of 9131 Madge ave , a> PRC, ee a nue, Brentwood, and John West- vesterday with a statement that no ov] és WwW ews eT ee ’ , , , » , »N N. S, 1 eee. BE, \ oF tofety Coune action was taken. Officials of the Snowstorm, Reaches Destination. S10 Top Hotel Cover Charge & . satis | Officials of the Safety Coun i most important posts In the finan- | ' 9 ig e . =‘ State tax ON Newspapers at a halt ity officials took part : ‘ e : eee So Oy over. 10, of 1008 North and South association declined to say whether | By the Associated Pres: a ee rT and city tal a. nferréa tod eas rhere the whistles were heard, , enange In tne J ©. he VUBC | rang. He pressed his pistol to my rirmation of rights ra | misnomer. }on Pe | plateau, 4000 [ee] ahove Seal | fie PPE y additions Aare the { on- ried woman 1n tow Nh. Kny lOUuUS where t} ' | of \lorgan Vv rie ry hy re tofore ' j ad : ’ , , " ee" . : ; > ° ). le - . - , . ‘ ® a ; 4 Enforcement of the law. they con- /level during a snowstorm, and was) sress and the Roosevelt Notelis and femininity, green-eved jeal machines continus d redone: “vy | foll ‘ed the general custom ARRIVE IN PUERTO MEXICO en ae rs ne ee Wepre this mor (lab Roval ie an ) | pause being a voluntary ; ;onowed tne BRenerar cu nm ing the person who telephoned to Pas tes | inal as ge tag carey at most cross- cruitine outstanding leaders ~Ne | = t } call up later . 7 . : \ iw ate > aa . eould field of finance industry or the} did sheen , ’ (FALVESTON Tex lec 3$i.—— lett Airtight Door Alar. law. Only one man ts said to wrefused an offer of partnership RO, BIR ew fee meeting of the Association of Pro- tels and all shifts beginning ducers of Petroleum in Mexico to ry), e observance, which last would not file applications for con-jrooned with his airplane in deep | Congress. the Chase ES , PET A EP Gy “RES 20 minutes, Mayor Miller, Robert firmation of their rights, as re-{[snow drifts on a platear l2 miles rnd the ‘O) oe ss fiat ete “ sl ney penny and a ail os Cents). ~~ rabbi Lean Tarrison an] quired under the new law. The j/southeast of Mexicali, W. J sare | er charge $10.-which ‘e the rine tev. Dr. Ivan Lee Frolt — lime Hmit will expire at midnight !rows, a pilot of the Ryan Air|standard among the large hotels in ae Se atin Wee of the saving of human life. as an | on Dec. 31. , Lines, subsisted three days on beer.) New rk rl hn titz:Carlton Th a lown ge Pe ee r | important public achievement, and | | re. : ‘eater » particularly by | | ™ MA. Wa NAGA period when drivers | ousv and a@ pair of shears did quested matter. Policemen ines, however, did hat they 3 fend, would be tantamount to |forced to remain until confiscation. It was contended |ing when the snow had raw which is charging a $10 rate. sou- the rest. further that forms of application isufficientlh ro permit nim lei kKs venir cigarette® boxes and cases will d that have been prepared by the loft. he given to men and women Father Demp- The philosophy to have it observs : as hil M idinwmeant have} | rues The Mavfair c i pcien wan ~ and policies. of Records Closed for Year. f the le heavy Mexican Government have been Rue! The Mayfair cover charge St. P : niin wei name of them pulled a heavy chain and 4 “ambig " and “conflict rs | and 300 reservations, a ects sey of Of. Fdl- « beloved St. The Coroner’s total, as made UP) ss. as , adlock from |} pcket. He oe en Sees ecung KILLED WHEN TEA! RUNS A A Dee Be er ee © Oe ae , ‘ill not be changed The New Year additions to thes 4+ 106-30. o'clock. according to ¢$ pao Om Bis POCESS, e clone 1 ee ne A, appenied | : ee ee ee er ae eet ny a ae: nic! may occur Morgan firm will swell the num ; ric Be | . “ithe vault grating and ran the. rr . : ’ h ¢ ? als Ma ‘ f we , etn - 7299 Thomas W. [lamont Kdward . ' a i right.” and left it open about ; , irae caters : to vo outside the limits of his held by the Coroners office, or hes ’ : ign h , " : Stotesbury, Charles Steele, [lwigh three inches pain : go , + ‘ ‘ ; W. Morrow. Thomas Cochran, Ho-j|four bushel baskets o . TOs | Outside the bank, Mra. Schwarz i ' ina |} The Pan-American fivers arrived “When they were through. one Season arrived today. ? ‘ ¥ f rorses 6. suite were prematut when a team oO! horses ey isan: Statler. LO00: (‘oronado, population erowded parish. ae than in 1925, when there were Tt is believed here that some ached to a dirt wagon he was driv - Jefferson, 900: cover charg jhe daar on sccllies In 1917 a vear — : | time will elapse before the (alles | ing ran away and he was throw} . 7. oe. Melbourne O00, cover tiie R ev erend Dr sito pion : ‘i th Conan uses fo! ratio G lloyd, Junius spencer exam, 1 a carload of mixed vege was waiting in an atitomobite far Government acts to niorce the the street in front of 3942 Iowa eharge. $7: Claridge, 1000, cover l h € Race Settle endoresl re “a ota ‘ v0 ima ut his repor' IMorgan Jr., George Whitnes Rus her husband She saw two voung “a j law and that some satisfactory ivenhue., charge, 4 ou, Buckingham, 900, Horse Church the lesser “gi comparison | pipsits 2080 ceil 1957 gel] «(. Leffingewell an Thomas | “on merchants for $4 a basket men come from the bank with « EAVES: HASTILY Wrest 4 a agreement may be reached befor The man struck on his head and e¢oyver charge. $7.50; American and of Lexington two gambling = har ot ry aaa num - Gates. | ; sack and it occurred to her that ; pe In recording = ' Vacancies Due to Death Filled / | they had some rabbits. She watch. COD aAnID Ne&wWwWsS Nor a | : definite eonfiscator,s : On is Was pronounced dead oO! a irac Annex. 1500, cover charge, $5. K entuc ky evils. The f t yhile deaths the Coro.- l= = = *t ; ta e | is ’ } eg ~~ com n ) an fe . . : it: rye : i su ber Oo au OTVLODLte ‘ : — » ae miss} n f ‘ new | . . . ‘ ‘ OPERLY DIGESTED ** : ” 5 Gouvted that comp: ured skull at City Hospital ; Midnight Shows Arranged. [ h oroughbred ner was forced to note an increase | With the ad on of th roe ‘ jed them casually as they walked of y } es 4 > thy. xy i | 1 ‘ ) ; | he ‘ rg’ ile ; . , ; ; ‘ , ' le « ie if “tl! if ew cre; Tes , : ’ ° s : - eve - wirecpiahie with th ‘am _ wee ee Sisedinin wi Featured among the midnight llorse Asso lation, grateful t} number of deaths of chil- partners, Ure 4 eres: . oe: , For ) OUT west on Mane hester road, the main will be ejected from their propel hor were caught by a eee tis F we +} wwie th for his legislative defense, sageheh cae tf ra from such ac che death of Edward R. Stettinius street of Brentwood, and observed les ¢ sthichinn rm destria, , Toe he acoj. Shows arrang vy the movie the- , = a dren under lo years tro eowseig G95 « the more recent death | es . : ties, Aas such procedure would elim festrian, who witnessed the acct ers are the appearances of Paul built him the beautiful : ts Che number was 50 this in | tos ‘ae and th ‘ estes “ , : | ONNVENICNICE ito herself that the sack seemed inate " large revenue now receive: dent and drive n the wyoming , 3 } } ’ : } t + : ‘Church of the (ood Shep ciden iof W ililam H. Porter Will he filled . rather heavy. , ses a , : , "hiten ane his orehestra at age! ‘e 285 last year ' ae . cemel fr ‘ by the Mexican Government and. Street Police Station, where police | sacs Tt : herd. Dr. Settle denies it is gyre f rm sed number of adult An official announcement from | | About 10 -.o'’clock, Charities G . ‘ . oe) . “i . ecreaset I . “ore . ‘pgs “gs ety win 4b . : throw many Mexican workmen out &re att: mpting to trace the owner Continued on Page 5, Column 2 a Society church. pe Gem — . by the Coro the Morgan offices read Owing The Post - Dispatch Heileman. filling station operator, . atalities was declare ) e - . ~_— ‘ - actner ' catarities Was ay eo Satety Cane. in the death Of our partner, expert Adtakers will ‘entered the bank on business. He » ¢ . " lie? , a. i © - —. . 4 vas 7 1, 4 Ps ; hx Deputy Cavazos Said { I ad ney? to rye due oO F 1 William H{ } orier’r. nis inte res i heard cries from the vault and Ais. M- ’ i ! ( o Cat a al’ far ‘ e ‘cement \ . ‘ - — a , ; S$ig Financial cil’s efforts, to law entorcem terminates this das MMi he on duty Saturday |covered the four prisoners behind of employment ir firm Rebel Band in Tamaulipas iY > ’ ewepape! licity | o ' iipas. tive Features Review which the police to newepape! publieti Francis Dwight Bartow, Mr \! New Yoor’s to the chained grating. . Running ‘ : - ° e MEXICO. arnt nds Nec 21 Dis No Publication Tomorrow includes articles, statistical for — wart wgutbvrnieentheeys oo tnur marvin a a a bodes 45° ; across the aVeet, he returned with Dat hai from Tam pie nee group tables and a general analvsis ais iba , pec ; liam kwinge, who have m a rorore recelve your \\ ant | Charles J Kalb. a hardware deat. oF revolutionists h 5 appear d ne ns wr " international, national and as drivers. | held pro er for our sine ol iY Ads for the Big Sun. er, “ ho cut the chain with a sax eta ts ~restinl ee ~ ga The Post-Dispatch will not publish tomorrow, eal business conditions, The numbet of persons noid New York, are this te pete ue ot at f “ hen the grating was opened commanded bv ' teal: ‘is ] Januar ‘ 1 Eight Se isi of colored com for criminal RE ee ee as Lage evresey In oul iri hn “aaa aay Ost ispatch. the W emtaver bo} darted out ara Deputy Si A aint EEE: ' # fips : c y St. ies, soeiery and women’s fea dent cases was a6 this year, and York Philadeiphia, London ane ran home The others deserthed enaintly was : mibbtbien) a : : , bares. 42 last year. rhe _humber of Paris rae | the robbers as young men, shabbil. the United State: Trenne : In the event only of receipt of news of extraordinary ‘ eeaehe Se a a a cea é gehts n bee von. vod . | Potengge dire Bstgy Carag They stn 9 an : . . ; : - ” . = ‘ ae i ** ar%~<.. 4 e Continued on Page &@. (elumna 3. (onutinued on Vage 2. telumna t. : ' - — te Shoe a | tables, was sold to commis- Other Attrac- There will be a To phone call ; eyed } attemptin will be issued. ‘®? protect the landing of arms on ‘ 7k ’ =s Wnwulipas coast 3 SERS EatTHE Ta eT TT OE TE 8. ae gpteny set Sere

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WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.— The Civil War in Nicaragua, judging. from the latest cable advices, ap- parently has progressed to a most, serious stage for the Conservative forces of President Adolfo Diaz. Scene on Twelft who is recognized by the United | = States Government. Coupled with the news that j t been es-|| . American censorship had bee ‘tails is clicked Slexioae eametance tablished in the neutral zones and j/¢to5 the Sacasa faction. later lifted, detailed word has come | sage asserted that guns : 9 yi e —_ i " 7. telling of the severity of the de- | >¥ v0 Cagliari egg a as feat of Diaz’ troops on the ee ine i a tg s bor coast and of plans of the Liberal | © sn] ' , : army to march on Managua, the | capital, in the interior. - Meanwhile, Dr. Juan .Sacasa, lender. of the Liberals, recognized by Mexico, declares, in a message to the Associated Press that the landing of United States naval an;a cabled message from Minister Quadra Pasos, giving de- captured pert. The message also stated that in the baggage of Gen. Samuel Se- dilas, a liberal leader’ killed at Conseguina, was found “corrres- pondence and a copy of an agree- forces in Nicaragua was unneces-| ment entered tnto by the revolu- sary since no lives or property) tionists, in order to obtain aid from needed ‘protection and adds that/;the Mexican Government. the real purpose of the move wasj|themselves te impose the commun- to protect the ‘“‘de facto Govern- ment of Adolfo Diaz, who .counts on the effective influence of Wall Street Bankers.”’ Pedro J. Zepeda, Sacasa’s chief agent in Mexico City, was authori- ty for a statement that the Liberal | leader was preparing to march on} sociated Press has received Managua‘with absolute confidence |radio a statement from Dr. of victory. Zepeda said Sacasa had | Sacasa, President of the two army corps of 2000 men each.| Government set up at Puerto Ca- Diaz’ defeat in the last few days’ | bezas, Nicaragua, in answer to a fighting in which 70 have been re- | request by the Associated Press on ported killed on. both sides, was/| Dec. 27, that Sacasa stae his atti- ascribed by Diaz himself, in a} tude on the neutralization Managua dispatch, to poor com- munication, his order to withdraw two or three days before the bat-| United States naval forces in Nica- tle having been delayed until aft- | raguan waters. er the fighting began. He knew his | forces were outnumbered, he said, | and it was useless to put up a | figlit. (‘onservative troops who with- drew neutral zone and were} chine cisarmed by United States Marines, | wre reported proceeding to Rama | to join other there, while als ure on their way rr ae ire on heir way to La Cruz, ‘lowing notification: nether reg 160 miles from the mouth of thejqym for pr Sacasa: Con lhiio (7rande. 3 : . ‘ asa. = Se ’ ‘ firming my conversation of this ; — geen paberals |afternoon, the following territory and Ds wounded ( onservatives, | jg hereby declared a neutral zone- : . . . . » , ees,-,- - 4 tae . aA ? 4 OSES Co ew SPAAAPAM, "Aa? Sonerk , v." h boulevard, between Olive and Pine, as traffic halted | DEATHS OBSERVED BY TRAFFIC PAUSE Continued From Page One. ing results of the i-dustrial safety that time. Homicides, meaning fatalities so declared by Coroner’s juries, were 170 in 1926, and 185 in 1925. In 1917 the number was 165. The The mes-. } : ‘ . |Coroner, in this connection, men- i'tions the | population. | | binding | |were committed with firearms, ist doctrines and religious persecu- | | Dr. Sacasa Says the Real Motive | method of NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—The As- | increase in homicides committed by Negroes, as incident to the large increase of Negro The record shows 77 Negro homicides this year, 66 last year, and 37 in 1917. Of the past vear's homicides, 97 and 32 with pointed weapons. Suicides were 180 the past year, 151 in 1925, and 186 in 1917. arms furnished the prevalent suicide, poison and hanging coming next. Deaths From Burns. Deaths from burns, mostly children in household were 42 this year, 78 last year and 56 in 1917. Street cars killed 13 persons in 1926, 18 in 1925 and in 1917. The past year’s record shows two fieaths in motorbus accidents, of ee | o> & variety not listed in the years be- | fore. The Harrison, in his Twelfth boulevard Dr the Rev. at (gathering, said: interests, | the warships Denver and Cleveland | violently disembarked troops, ma-.§ and with | | in ‘somebody is knocked down and mu-'! “This is no small matter. It is concerned with a slaughter of hu- man beings under the wheels of machines—a slaughter greater than occurs in many a war. Every day, the streets of our own city, tilated, and every other day some- body is killed outright It looks as if the automobile was going into the business of making corpses. “This is a religious and question, a question of your right to live and other men’s right live, irying of arms, ammunition, knives, | There | bearing on | the | send only | plain messages and these messages | “Tt is a disease that the Council wants to cure, a disease in many drivers, the disease of speedmania. They won't stop for anything, they don’t want to lessen speed. There's no _ train waiting for them, there’s tune waiting for them, it’s not a matter of life and death with them, ' though it may be that to their in- Fire- | accidents, | a a | moral | to Safety | mental } i no for-| DECEMBER 31, 1926_ COURT FORBIDS LG G10 Fh ern at $49,000,000. By the Associated Press. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Dec. $31.—A decision striking at the power of ithe Interstate Commerce Commis- ‘sion was handed down by Judge Kimbrough Stone of the United 'States Court of Appeals, Judge | Merrill E. Otis and Judge A. L. | Reeves of the Federal District | ' Court here today when they ° set | . . a an crder by the commission / 000 on the Kansas City Southern! w setting the valuation of $49,000.,- | Railroad for rate-making purposes, | and perpetually enjoined the com- the lat when Wingo and mission from fixing any valuation _on the railroad’s property. ‘first part set aside and vacated an | By a Post-Dispatch Staff ‘“hotographer | order issued by the Interstate Com- ‘snowballs at each other, according | ito the boys, until the Negro lost his of today. | —_— S| for two minutes at noon WILLIAM EWING TO BE PARTNER | OF J. P. MORGAN | Continued rom Page One. ce gan & Co., Paris. The new name, for the Paris firm, previously known as Morgan, Harjes & Co., it was explained, was made necessary ‘by the death of Henry H. Harjes. Ewing is the son of the late| Frederick B. Ewing and the late| Mrs. Jessie Valle Ewing of St. Louis. He is a cousin of Mark,| Nat and C. G. Ewing and of Mrs. | Sam Plant and Mrs. Ira Wight. He is 48 years old. As a big game hunter in recent years, Ewing’s maxim has been that | a man could go wherever a goat ‘could. In his youth he held a | similar maxim that where one man. could go another could. After his graduation from Yale, he entered | the employ of the Milwaukee Rail- | road us a rodman. It is recorded | that he was a fairly poor rodman. | On a visit to his chief’s office in| Chicago, he learned that the head of the department in those vears had a salary’ ef $3000 a year. Straightaway Ewing quit and began | to search about for an occupation in which the goal was higher than | $3000 a vear. He obtained employment with | the bond firm that now is known aS the Harris Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago, became succes- | sively a salesman of bonds in rural | communities, the representative of | | | ' his firm in St. Louis for five years | ending. in 1912 ager in charge The Morgan that position }ant manager of sales, firm took him from in 1914 to be of its bond depart- iment in charge of distribution. assist- | | | | MRS, PAULINE 3. HILL GETS $650 MONTHLY ALIMONY BOZEMAN, Mont.. Dec. 31.—| | Pending final hearing in the di- | vorce suit of Walter J. Hill. son of | the late J: J. Hill. empire builder, against Pauline S. HiIl. Judge B. B. Law has allowed the defendant, Mrs. Hill, $650 a month temporary alimony, $2500 as court costs, in the preparation of the suit, and | $6000 for attorneys’ fees. | uation i By the | which ‘railroad rates of the United States , then assistant man- (conclusion that the transportation Second ‘their fair and impartial The order was in two parts. The merce Commission in 1919 and amended in 1924, fixing the valua- .tion of the Southern at $49,000,000 | nriok. for rate-making purposes. The second part granted the company’s appeal for a permanent injunction against the commission's fixing anv valuation of its property. Judge Stone explained in making the decision that he understood both sides had expressed an inten- tion to appeal and that the ruling was given to expedite an appeal to ‘the Supreme Court of the United States, where similar cases from the Pacific Coast will soon. The railroad contended that various important items were omitted from the,Commission’s val- VALUE OF ROAD City, Vacate Order Set- ting Kansas City South- | which h ; | night at be argued | of its property, which it | placed at $65.000,000. $20,000,000,000 in Valuation Cases | to Figure in Test Suits. Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 31 The | injunction granted in Kansas City | against the Interstate Commerce | Commission’s valuation of the| Kansas City Southern Railroad will be appealed immediately to the Su- preme Court, to join a series of |} other cases involving the same is- | sue, Practically all the Commissionjs | railroad valuations are expected to be brought into the contest before the finish. Under tl law, 4 iit the | ‘commission is required to find such | make rates carriers to valuations and then will allow the earn a reasonable return. With | mgst of the valuation work com- | plyted, the commission has ordered | on the basis of a rough general machinery is worth about $20,000,- 000,000, DAUGHERTY TO TRIAL FEB, 7 Hearing on Conspiracy Charge Before U. S. Judge Knox. NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—The sec- | ond trial of Harry M. Daugherty, | | former Thomas W. and Alien | with | of | Attorney-General, Miller, former Custodian, charged the Government services, before Judge | Property defrauding will gee Knox. Richard Merton, German capital- ist. who testified at the first trial, which resulted in a jury disagree- | begin ment, will testify again. nocent victims: it’s just a disease of | the weak-minded—a nervous ease—-speedmania, the desire hurry along, not to stop moving for anything or anybody. And Vitus’ dance of the automobile. “You go to a doctor when have a disease and you listen him and obey him. | disease of speedmania listen to the expiration | suffer | I am isolated and rele. | tection of foreign interests is only | the | place for the deposit of | “In 1912, Diaz also solicited, as | of the | of | ' you. Safety Council. If you haven't this is their prescription: “Stop driving too fast, times, is congested. “Stop driving carelessly. at “Keep both eyes in front of you | on the road. “And observe in driving an automobile. |, Other drivers a chance to turn corner or to back into a parking position. Don't ignore them and their signals. Don’t rush along without slackening speed. when you | see those signals. A gentleman re- mains a gentleman, even at steering-wheel. common Give Woman Injured by ‘Auto. Mrs. Sarah Gillooly, 65 years old. of 6095 Arsenal street. a widow, suffered a fractured sku]! and in- | iternal injuries at 7:30 p. m. vea- terday when struck by an automo- ‘bile driven by Frank Kirchhoff, of | | 6647 Reber place, as he turned ‘hon avenue. : ano —_e 7 ai-wtsutiscinementdassemeaeeem mod mere araguan territory, calling for deposit of the national sovereign- ity confided in me legitimately by | the Nicaraguan people. “Educated as I have been tn the United States, I am grieved at the transgression of the principles of liberty, justice and democracy that I learned to love in the midst of such a great people, proved by the brilllancy of thelr institutions. “T shall continue awaiting the effect and aid, through public moral opinion of the noble Amert- |can people, who bear at times un- and shall remain on Nic- | consciously unjust responsibilities.” dis- | tO | this | deadlp murderous disease is the St. you | to | Now for this| They wish to cure | the strength | of character to cure yourself. And | all | and especially where traffic | courtesy | ’ a | west into Reber place from Bran- St. Louis’ Newest all with bath: opening date. = The Roosevelt Hotel Delmar ant Beclid and Finest Hotel Announces Its Opening Friday, December There will be no formal opening of its 300 rooms. 100 will be ready for guests on the The coffee shop and dining room will be ready for regular dinner service at 5:00 P M. and until 8:30 P. M. All available New Year's Eve reservations have been accepted, 3st, 1926 ‘FOrest 4765 the | OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY New Year’s Extra Holiday The best New Year's Dinner served in St. Louis, regardless of price. Dinner, $2 eee Regular Dinner, $1.50 the | Live Lebstuws “Almas - GRILL ROOM ¢ LUNCH ROOM ¢ BAKERY Benish Corner ¢ ¢ CAPFETE BENISH NO. 3, Sersh & Olive Olive at “‘Ate’* RIA © * 710 Olive | sent | President | John up i|ning of the New Year. | consist | night and later, BOY STABBED 10 ‘DEATH OVER FIGHT ~ WITH SNOWBALLS Federal Judges, in Kansas Woodrow Wilson Dalton, 13, Succumbs to Knife Wound Inflicted by Ne-' ‘ | gro of Same Age. A bovish snowball fight on a va- | O'Fallon | streets yesterday afternoon led to. a quarrel in which Woodrow Wil- cant (ot at Eighth and son Dalton, 13 years old, of 1432 North Seventh streev, | stabbed by Harry Wingo, 18, a Ne- ‘gro, Woodrow died ;room at the City in the Hospital of 'blade having pierced ’Playmates told the oodrow boys,were throwing snowbalis police 'Negro\ William Lee, 12, of 13820 North ‘pighth street, happened ) along. Ke Woodrow and Harry ‘temper and picked up a piece Woodrow also. seized ‘brick and they dared each 'to throw, until the white boy ad- i vanced belligerently. William Lee, it was said by witnesses, passed an open pocketknife to Harry, with e slashed at his antagonist. The Wingo boy was arrested last his home, stabbing and was held for Juve- nile Court. At a perfunctory in- quest today, a jury returned a ver- dict of homicide. Woodrow was the son of Mrs. Elizabeth Dalton, who was the mother of children. Eight of them, four girls and four boys, are alive, Dalton, a > -~o 10, who was with his | brother on the lot yesterday. Harry to Wingo, the St. police said, Louls was Training | School for Boys on Dec. 17 to serve a year for a theft, but escaped five days later COOLIDGES TO WELCOME 1927 By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, though they will and (Coolidge, Dec. %31.—Al- remain indoors, Mrs. Coolidge and their son, will stay tonight to welcome the begin- At new New Mrs. Coolidge’s suggestion, a feature of the White House Year’s eve observance will of four members of the States Marine Band placed highest part of the White to play ‘‘taps’’ at mid- “reveille’’ a few minutes in of 1926 and 1927. Immediately afterward Beethoven’s l"nited the House on root honor _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH was fatally | of 1208 North Twelfth street. | receiving | | wound above the left eye, the knife | hif brain. | that ' and several other white on | another | threw | other | admitted the! the youngest being Howard | $$$ STABBED TO DEATH | Wi Ae } | ; ; ' : ; Ye SS : , fee a A *, 4 EP oe wee ne: 4% . As ere! = ot ie 2 : . Mee “Siategatesehy e: ba ge San ~e' — hd . . —--* '. a fe — put .% . a he *_ Ae a PONG BE SRC SII RRO WoOoDROW _— =.= WILSON DALTON. -] WIFE CALLS HUS TO SEEHER EN -——_—__— ee FILES SUIT TO FORCE SALE OF GRANITE CITY NEWSPAPER After trying for a week to pay omar * ——~ wm + * Ouarrels Over $25 _ Gift and Her Stepchif Make Woman Despong Nine a a + fF, * months ago Rot stel, 53 years old, a widows /six childre n, married | keeper, Mrs. Marie Kun |widow with two children. — ee quarreled Ch : ee ‘when Kunstel’s youngest ward, 18, called at their ‘Halls Ferry road, and _ dollar. ‘with the been living Mrs. K unstel, 25 Christmas ceived from her husband, # 'that she was convinced § ‘band thought more of hi | than of her. 7 | They quarreled again ,over Edward's suggestigj ,return to live with thé ‘the marriage, all the elsewhere, i stel said she wouldn't “kids.”’ She hurled a ’ — ae roy? ks “~ 9 B », + | against a £as range, the hy pounded the floor with a oh 'declared/ he was “boss.” 74 | Mrs. Kunstel went to sty . of a neighbor, with whom) |her two rings, asking that @ sent to her daughters “if am : ’? /happens to me. | cide. Upon her return home, r bed and called to hh As he entered the she shot herself in the lett} dving instantly. 3 volver with whith she had § ened him in a previous quatr husband said. 8 a cabinetmaker, © fied to all this at the inqus ion a band. Kunstel, She sp cong t She used 4 Pit? P eo . >. .. «a 7 — a "! — Hy Nis, Siesta vee “sf » | Le ~~ =>) ~ «4 Gm you Pt Rye ont TE Neat raf < Happy New Vear STIX, BAER & FULLER 7 ~ Bs - the Norths rt he @P-' uctimated the loss from the fact that the robbers overlooked @3eu $600 in one compartment of _& ? ONE ORIEROF I WHO KLLED, FLED, PUNSHED Two Await Trial for Man- slaughter, but 12 Never Were Caught—St. Louis’ Record for 1926. ——— ’ AMONG THE VICTIMS, ’ Autos Whose Chauffeurs Sped Away. | Of 15 automobile drivers who. feloniously fled from the scene after their cars had killed persons in 1926, only three were appre- hended. One is serving 4 two-year prison term, having ple ded guilty to a charge of manslaughter, and the other two are awaiting trial on charges of manslaughter. Lack of definite clews is mainly | responsible for the unsolved cases. In more than one case police have | been informed @& victim was struck | by a “large dark-painted touring | ear,” or a “little roadster with cur- | tains drawn'’—descriptions which | “*y would apply to thousands of cars. i'w License numbers, when observed, | d have sometimes been misread. In | the some cases, no witnesses worn found—either there were none, OF Sck | ~ . c a me 3 they disappeared before police ar- rived. | = The best clew usually is a license | number, vaccurately reported, as | ST this enables police to check on the - automobile owner and his car. list of the Victims. Eight men, six women and two small girls were killed by the 15 | motorists who fled. The adults ranged in age from 83 to 84 years. One Negro Punished. Jack Gorman, Negro janitor, driving a $125-instalment-plan ma- chine with defective brakes, at 40 miles an hour, at Leonard and ’ranklin avenues, last March 16, erashed into: the automobile of Frank M. Holtsclaw, an automobile mechanic, killing Holtsclaws, wife, | Mildred, 20 years old, and their) i» daughter, Marion, 6 weeks old. He. abandoned his automobile and | feld on foot. The license number was traced, he was arrested, plead- ed guilty of manslaughter, and is serving at Jefferson City. ‘ Joseph Bernhardt, a Chicago court baillff, fatally injured Thom- as Nuhnely, 40 years old, a cabinet maker, at Broadway and a Beaume street, Aug. 29. He fought off persons who sought to detain him and drove away. An hour later he was arrested in Edwards- ville by police who had received the license number of his car. He is charged with manslaughter. An indictment’ charging man- slaughter was voted last Wednes- day against Thomas Gianfrances- eo, 1378 Blackstone avenue, as the driver of the car which killed Wtl- liam Beavers, 51, a gardener, at Twenty-second street and Franklin avenue, Dec. 12. The driver was gone when police arrived, but 4 witness reported Gfianfrancesco’s license number, and he was at- rested at his. home. Tnavenged Victims. The twelve victims of drivers who fled and never were caught, follow: Jan. 10—Mrs. Josephine Strebier, 70 years old, of 2244 Jules street, killed at Jefferson avenue and Wash street. Jan. 17-—Frank Sebastian, 40, of 509 South Broadway, at 120 South Seventh street. : Feb. 28——James Cella. Page boulevard, at Finney Vandeventer avenues. April 3—-Mrs. Isolina Rigali, 66, of 4955 Bancroft avenue, at Kings- highway and Bancroft avenue. April 4—Cora Burns, 4%, of 1219 North Spring avenue, at Page boulevard and Prairie avenue May 6—-Mrs. Rachel Cunning- ham, 65, of 2283A Rutger street, at Jefferson avenue and Kutger atreet, May 28—-Mrs. Mary Hetrner, 61, of 2620 North Garrison avenue, in front of home. July 3-——Henry Yunker, 40, of 828 Chouteau avenue, at Thirteenth street and Chouteau avénue. Sept. 24—Frank Fernstaedt, 84, of 1518 Linton street, at Broadway and Talcott. street. Nov.. 10—-Willlam Hepburn, 60, of 3737 Kossuth avenue, at 2929 Laclede avenue. Nov. 19—-Mrs. Olive Rose,. 33, Negro, of New Haven, Mo., at Leo- nard avenue and Locust boulevard. Dec. 2—Joseph ©. Daly, 48, of £059 Allen avenue, at Jefferddn ; and Geyer avenues ) the ne .* Ve, of 3938 and CATS’ MOANS SAVE FAMILY Peorian Drags Wife and Children | From Gas-Filled Room. Special to the Post-Dispatch. PEORIA. Ill.. Dee. 31.—Dying’ moans of two pet cats saved the lives of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas El-, lis and their children, who were, lving asleep in a gas-filled room. The cats ded. Ellis, partly overcome by the ens, dragged his wife and children. from their beds to the porch. British Build Another Warship. Bw’ the Aesrocitatest? Press. JON DON, Dec. 31.--The Admir- alty today ordered the construction ef a 10,000-ton eruiser, provided for In the current naval estimates,

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LS HUSBAND WIFE Gt TO SEE HER END Lip r é . Quarrels Gver $2: Christmas Gilt and Her Stepchildrey Make Woman Despondent. mins ago Robert Kun. irs Old, a widower With | married his houge : x r re & ; ¢ i ; keeper, Mrs. Marie Kunste} 43 . : . ppisow with two children — | They quarreled Christmas eve when Kunstel’s youngest son, Ed ward, 18, ci d at their home ; : =. aT nn on on “ona 5A» an ig 8405 'Halls Ferry road, and ~dDérrowed i dolla Mrs. Kunstel, ; ‘with the $25 Christmas ceived ‘om her was : | _ sjit ‘that she (band thought m: = of her They led again } ~jover Edwarc's suggestion thats. ;return to live with them. Since ithe marriage, all the Children had elsewhere Mrs. Kun- l work for his hurled a water Klass | : ) the husbana | pounded the tloor with a chaip and declareds he was “boss.” Mrs. Kunstel went to the home | of & neighbor, with whom she left | her two rings, asking that they be isent to-her caughters ‘‘j¢ anything happens to me.” Shes ; She spoke eee of sui ving hus. re of his children guarre Lweee .* dn’t 1S range; return home, she ‘gat and called to her hyg. & entered the room. If the left breast. She used @ pre. she had threat. previous quarrel, the in cabinetmaker, testj- lis at the inquest fto- } Pare Coroner's jury returned ‘TWO ARMED MEN ROB _ BRENTWOOD BANK OF | $7000 AT 9:30 A. M. Continued from Pace One. nia, — i » 17 ‘ ii ? ibank at the same time and that he deposit slip when a revolver against | was writing a ‘robber pressed a back Teller Arrives With $2000. ("ashier Berri said the amount of 'monev on hand unusually large, because of the fact that he expected to handle a number of payrolis and pav checks today. At close of business last night he $7648.88 cash on hand, and he ated loss from the fact overlooked about ompartment of the assistant, William iad gone to a 8t. Louis hank, returned after the robbery with $2000 more in cash. The bank is situated only a few tersection of the the North and across the street bar known as a brentwood Deputy watch for speeders =a yas nmeé robbers shortly tha T, ae aAe ADVERTISEMENT a Headaches From Slight Colds a. } Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets prj relieve the Headache by curing the fa; Cold. A Safe and Proven Remedy. re; The box bears the signature of E. W. Grove. 30e. the fresh » Twenty- knowledge s a host of ships that old friend- ) the high institution triends: home. to idual, our rar 4 as BS ee ~ “S ae ee . ; : 7 : Ly. 4 ane ee Se See Py : { oat J > EIT Ree A en RSLS ae ep Se ee cali tine ne tte seis “nd ag Poe a oO ee a he eee PEE Oe COPE? OPS namely . a PIM EB she ov : “ Ag ty 4 se : / + Ee ES SS ‘ 3 , v roe weed : CY a leisist ~ ; By a Meese pe See ee 4 poe ae ; : : : a Os BEN k Fp OL home sais EAE Ngai y ae Eee ED ae — P 7 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Minister Called It “Vile” FLED, PUNISHED Two Await Trial for Man- slaughter, but 12 Never Were Caught—St. Louis’ Record for 1926. | TWO SMALL GIRLS AMONG THE VICTIMS Beside These, Eight Men and Six Women Died Under Autos Whose Chauffeurs Sped Away. —- Of 15 automobile drivers who feloniously fled from the scene after their cars had killed persons in 1926, only three appre- hended. One is serving a two-year prison term, having ple eded guilt were to a charge of manslaughter, and two are awaiting trial charges of manslaughter. Lack of definite clews is mainly responsible for the unsolved Cases. In more than one case police have been informed a victim was struck dark-painted touring car.” or a “little roadster with cur- tains drawn’’—descriptions which would apply to thousands of cars. / when observed. misread. In were or the other on A dent by A “large numbers, been License have sometimes some cases, no witnesses found—either there none, they disappeared before police ar- were left clari 1 v rived. The best clew usually is a license number, accurately reported, as this enables police to check on the automobile owner and his car. List of the Victims. men, six women and two were killed by the 15 who fled. The adults 33 to 84 years Eight sinall girls motorists ranged in age from One Negro Punished. Jack Gorman, Negro janitor, driving a $125-instalment-plan > chine with defective brakes, at miles an hour, at Leonard Franklin avenues, last March 16, | crashed into the automobile of; Frank M. HoltSclaw, an automobile | mechanic, killing Holtsclaws, wife, Mildred, 20 years their daughter, Marion, 6 He aandoned his automobile and! feld on foot The imber was traced, ed guilty of serving at } Joseph Bernhardt, court bailiff, fatally injured Thom- as Nufnely, 40 ve maker, at Broadway Beaume street, Aug. 29. off persons who sought him and drove later he was arrested in ville by police who had the license number of charged with manslaughte;: An indictment ] : siaughter was voted last Wednes- against Thomas Gianfriances- co, 1378 Blackstone avenue, the driver of the car which killed Wil- liam Beavers, 51, a gardener. at heav —e WA ori ican have and | = of anda old, weeks old license n ested, plead- and is, y acts, la Zz Ann¢é ‘itv (“hicago | ars old, a cabinet and He fou lo de An Kdwards- ‘ ain away. nour coun received He his car. the ¢ Ls ort — CHnareg Wdii- ry «cr TY T¢ at ay ais > 9 a vy Cid’ not ring, Dec. 12. Th arrived, Gianfrancesco’s and was ar- | his home Unavenged Victims. The twelve victims of drivers who fled and never were caught. follow: Jan. 10—Mrs. Josephine Strebler, | years old, of 2244 Jules street, Grou killed at Jefferson avenue and | local Wash street. I Jan. 17—Frank Sebastian. 40. of °09 South Broadway, at South Seventh street avenues, £one when witness mult crow the police but a reported license number, rested at hea on most as la ’ lier Hom 120 3938 | and st Feb. 28—James Cella. 52. of Page boulevard Vandeventer avenu: April 3—Mrs 66, | eo. of 4955 Bancroft ay Kings- highway and Bancroft avenue. liaqu April 4—Cora ae 1-19 North Spring MAN boulevard and Prai May 5b—Mrs Ra m. 65, of 2283 lefferson avenue May 28—Mrs -520 North Iront of hom: July 3—Henry ‘ nouteau avenue, Sireet and Chouteay Sept. 24—-Frank of 1518 Li ree and Talcott street Nov. 10—William 737 Kossuth Laclede avenue. Nov, 19—Mrs. Olive Negro, of New Haver hard avenue and Dec. 2—Joseph « Daly, -(59 Allen ave: and Geyer ave! CATS’ MOANS SAVE FAMILY Peorian Drags Wife and Children From Gas-Filled Room. Special to the Post-Dispate? PEORIA, 11) moans 2) é he hl) } ives of Mr. lis and their lving asleep in a The cats ded. Ellis, partly £as, dragged his wife and their beds the porch. British Build Another Warship. : tne Ase*oriated Press LONDON, Dec. 31.—-The Admir- | ality today ordered the construction of a 10.000-ton cruiser, provided for in the current naval estimates. rs, rr rh « Was avenue. rr? i. . " a 4 = -+ ’ ‘ Fernstaed G4 ton st t, at Broadway Hepburn of § avenue. at Rose ime LI Ssi hHboulevar j 4% ‘ah ; Jefferson of tw Thomas EI- who were gas-filled room. and children. > ET overcome by the phys children side of th pné F fom to La noun “workshop,” Watkins, its author. duced at New Haven, Conn., for the first time Dec. 27. C. Archer, head of Yale Divinity School’s department of missions, d. at on their usual schedule, but Marx brothers in ' the $6 HU, and chestra a oa + hp at tne On oe arranged a Tr) oY riers Valley tiotel Ci crowds time-honored in Viewing iandad, sonable order and ation ,;and move . lo cispiay O13 FORCIBLY TAKING HIS CHILD old, a carpenter, Ibiv rnier in-law. Marlow avenue, i@ child Za concealed weapon, FALL HAS satisfactory for his recovery was favorable. y ae | x “A Pd _ Phot onai —RIntefnati oO. SCENE from the play called “Chicago,” written by a stu- of Prof. George P. Baker’s It was pro- Prof. John at the end of the first act, de- ng the production “vile.” LOUIS TO PLAY, DINE OR PRAY AS 1927 ENTERS (Continued from Prege One. ) the Ambassador, and Gene Tunney, yweizght champion of the Loew's State. The Amer- and Shubert Theaters will run prices four Cocoanuts.”’ advanced. The “The will have a top Greenwich Vil- Shubert, will - - ‘? been American, “The on ¢ } art tne Follies,” a top price ‘here .will be ¢ . “strminmn ante nd cabaret entertainments hotels. The Buckingham has program of vaudé Coronado has engaged American rm } *, > ‘ presenting special the orchestras, tine x are ind most of the other (Century (ountry Ing room for is custon): 11) }_S celebrations tc awa ana Lie } ; > TY T)? ci iS an Llnproy streets and diningroon After Z a. d only th: determined main te as 4 a. m., although it isa custom to Sing ear- the evening, “We Won't e Until Morning No Liquor on Tables. the im the ds whoop it up. dwindle an revelers ri (so today who has in prospect, p Chief James Dillon, pre enforcement repeated his request for rea- mnipition ‘ absolute opserv- Tl. if the iaw. rr. ry cii t 2 4i preparations,’ men myself. fiaSkK? 7 , - 7 ; r On (tavi ARRESTED AFTER omas M. O'Donnel ars OT 5 arrested today taken Jane, from his Ada T Overland. had been in the ¢ ustody of nd her husband, motor- ‘clock this morn- maine. ] ; 7 his 14-months-old > mother : i 4 ‘ remain: 3441 Mrs. oe i reo ’ 4 j . the hild., Mrs e running und dragged AS } *#hoa a 4h =r Inmaine board, was’ for sev- captured by a the automobile The other man started it and escaped with the girl.| nell charged with car- when a2) is found in his pocket ATTACK OF COUGHING e \eeociatead PASO’ See Dec, 31.—Two iclans were called to the bed- of A. RB. Fall. former Secretary | e Interior, who is il] here with when he had a violent was VW monia attack of coughing early today. ter Dr. ced that and Huch Crouse an- Fall's condition was that the outlook and (below), Maurine : i funeral ' ment in Zion Cemetery. xy Q i 8 LEGO REEE IEEE LESLIE A es MAN WANTED FOR BURGLARY IN LOS ANGELES TAKEN HERE | Prisoner Waives hixtradition California and Denies All (Charges Against Him. vx } } } qc ; y a ‘¥ ‘ Li 111i Aci I € Soy vies nNeid at lyOs An | being the rin rye Phe Francisco, vy - \ are Harrv Davis San Detroit and John Los Angeles Davis James Kelly of Anderson of Chicago. police arrested them after a quart of nitroglycer- When the detectives, their TO a book store "hWhi¢e 4 » ‘ ii | { e visited by tools were found in reported 7 ,Oot aisSo from aken reles. They made state- 161 iccording to Los Angeles pales nvolving Walsh FORCES PROSECUTION OF SALACIOUS LITERATURE William Molasky. News Dealer, Secks Decision on legality of Selling Certain Magazines. hweitzer police wou Warrants proprie-, Headquar- ¢ arrested and obtain a de.- publications After cchwe cur- itzer 42 and CAaATe- ce ter- he will issue Molasky recently was acquitted in Police Court of distributing mag- azines similar to those He contend- thlications represent- P . the . rit . ar? f 4 et ah oe > ct Frank H. W. Muehlenbrock, 8&2 vears old, a retired contractor, died today of infirmities of age at his 7159 Kingsbury avenue. The will be at 2 p. m. Monday at an undertaking establishment at 2°°3 St. Louis avenue, with inter- He is sur- vived by two sons, William H. and Edward H. Muehkilenbrock. home, ‘others tO | auditors to } nce Sto-| } looked successful salesman ' now in the) But More Then $300,000 of Liabilities Are in Dispute, So Loss Cannot Now Be Estimated. The first report and inventory of the receiver for Thomas F. Pechan, St. Louis real estate dealer at Twelfth street and Russell boulevard, who fled from the city last April on the eve of an investi- gation of his business affairs, shows collections of $11,017.02 to cover liabilities of $541,309.89, which more than $300,000 consist of claims in dispute and litigation Conrad Paeben, attorney for the receiver, who filed the report to- day in Circuit Court, said the loss to Pechan’s Gustomers could not Le accurately estimated at time, but that it would be large. Assets found by the reported for least, are consisting part, at $443,160.27, the most part of equities in real estate, | deeds of trust. accounts receivable, | notes receivable. The real estate equities are re- ported at $136,173.86, and classi- fied as questionable. Pechan and his wife hold these equities. Mrs. Pechan bas signified a willingness to execute a quitclaim deed to them in favor of creditors, but Pachan‘s signature is necessary fo them. His whereabouts is not known to police, who have sought him under an for embezzlement, but who believe he is in Mexico. liabilities, as ceiver, include: release listed by the re- accounts, $4495; collections for on deed of trust accounts, $234 861: money due estates pending administration,. $71,069; savings and deposits payable, $141,879, and ¢35.000 on a claim by Bt. Wences- laus Catholic Church, which | en- trusted Pechan with this"money to invest at interest of 6 per cent. An- other big liability is $239,400 pay- able to sundry clients in various transactions not specified in detail Pechan owed banks $60,254, on se- notes. receiver has been unable to of the book he will cured The determine what part listed at $443,169, he able to collect fur the creditors Persons with whom Pechan dealt wage-earners, most- extraction. The implicitly, many oO! and a larg life savings assets, were nearly all ly of Bohemian trusted him their of them - t of books SO Padi as banker, number lost Pechan varbled with accounts deliberate] or otherwiSs¢ Wad ; } ; } ’ s ; falsified manipu> of that it impossible ror It nev- Jear how Pechan he was almost t at the facts. been } s 4 int oly ed, er has | became SU a. f most upon ror years AS a of real estate big business. report filed today does not on Pechan’s transactions Building with a The touch the Bohemian-American & Loan Association, of which was secretary, _or of the Beatrice Ann Realty Co., a con- trolled by him and his wife. company KEYES CHANGES MIND, WILL PROSECUTE MRS. M’PHERSON Los Angeles District Attorney Re- gains Confidence in Witness He Called “Perjurer.”’ the A«sociated Press LOS ANGELES, Cal. Asa Keves, District Attorney, changed his mind again and now savs he will press the case against Mrs Aimee Semple The prosecutor made the an- nouncement after his star witness, Mrs. Lorraine Wiseman-Sielaff, had appeared before the grand jury and had bolstered up story, which is figuring in another inves- tigation of the noted woman evan- disappearance last spring. Keyes had de- Sielaff as a perjurer intended to drop the Mrs. McPherson. Dec. 31.— has her gelist’s The day nounced Mrs. and said he charges against ’ efore Mrs. Sielaff in her original con- | been and fession alleged that she had employed by Mrs. McPherson her mother, Mrs. Minnie Kennedy, to produce false witnesses to the evangelist’s kidnaping At the hearing she said the was made to by a mysterious “‘Mr. Martin,” whom she said she could not further iden- tify. At the District Attorney's of- port story. proposal her | fice this week she admitted she had | perjured the hearing and then implicated in the hoax Roland Rich Wooley, formerly Mrs. McPherson's personal attorney. Mrs. Sielaff was followed in the grand jury room by Wooley, who, being excused from the oath of se- crecy, later divulged that he had denied Mrs. Wiseman’s accusation in the presence of the grand jurors. herself at 12 Injured in Collision. the Aseociated Press HOUSTON, “Tex., Dec 30.— Twelve persons were injured and 22 passengers suffered cuts and bruises when an interurban car and trailer crashed into a freircht train at a crossing at Texas City Junction last night. The inter- Ry urban car was thrown 30 feet. FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31. 1996 ~TCOLLECTS $11 017 0N $541 309 OWED N PECHAN TANGLE of | this | receiver | with some prospect of collection, In | at | indictment j Accounts payable, on brokerage sales, $17,748; sundry | in | " he ; McPherson. ' | gw Banish Pimples By Using Cuticura AO. RULE. REALTY MAN. FOUND DEAD IN BED: Police Commissioner | | TELEVISION DEMONSTRATED | BEFORE BRITISH SCIENTISTS J. L. Baird’s Device Permits Ob- | Server to See Moves of Man in Another Room. ict ° — —_ — Publish — yey ’ Ne .. . Tos ‘ "nee vi and Post-Dispatch. Be LONDON, Dec. _| Former Baird’s Succumbs to Heart Trouble | demonstrated before 2 at Age oft 66. | the Royal Institution last night. As had been previously announced, the invention, utilizing infra-red rays, does away with the hot search- lights formerly necessary, pane now one can sit In darkness while every motion can be seen clearly by ob- servers sitting in room also in darkness. . Although move- ments are distinguishable the | images projected are not yet suffi- ciently clear to distinguish the fea- tures of the subject. | It is said the device . makes it |} possible in war to play invisible in- fra-red rays on infantry air- | planes attacking at night and thus pbserve them closely while they are unaware that they are being Epied on. The device also can func- ition through fog, it is said. permit- ting steamships to see other ships /and icebergs. ARRESTED FOR MURDER, ADMITS HE IS BIGAMIST Charles Hudson, 25, Accused of Killing Detroit Policeman® Denies Charge. Following his arrest yesterday for investigation into the killing | @sveral months ago of a Detroit | policeman, Hudson, 25! merce. i'years old. a chauffeur. of 5911 North Market street, denied know}l- i'edge of the and said he murder, would willingly return to Detroit. television Adrian O. Rule, 66 old, real estate deaier and former po- lice commissioner, was found dead in bed at 6:30 o'clock last evening | in his room at Hotei Missouri. An autopsy showed that death was) caused by chronic heart disease. Funeral arrangements have not been determined, pending word from Mrs. Rule, who will come from Coronado, Cal. Four sons and two daughters also survive Mr. Rule. Mr. Rule was president of the Railway Exchange Building Ine., owners of the store and office building of that name. In his earlier career in realty, he had a prominent part in bringing about notable downtown and _ residence district improvements. Promoted Century Building. The Century building, at Ninth, | Olive and Locust streets, and the ' Century Theater, which it former-, ly contained, were promoted by | Mr. Rule and his realty associates, | in the late '90’s. It was the most) artistic business building St. Louis | had then seen. It was too artistic | for the later requirements of com- | | years another or (Charles In the remodeling of the building, 14 years ago, the grace- ful sloping lines of the foundation stones were cut away to give a bet- approach to show windows, | but pleaded with detectives not to while the interior grand stairway ‘take him to Pittsburg. of white marble was hidden Dy Asked why he didn't wish to £90 | partitions to make more business to Pittsburg, he said he had mar- ried a young woman in 1924} ‘without obtaining a divorce from his to whom he has gince communi- . Ler space. There vee Later promotions of Mr. Rule’s | firm were the Maryland Hotel, at Ninth and Pine streets, and the Parkview residence section, in the planning and marketing of which the firm had a leading part. Hudson said he presumed sus- He was a native of Pike County, 'picion of the murder was directed | Missouri, and taught school in that | to him because he made an idle|county, as well as serving an ap- | boast to his here about hav- -prenticeship as printer’s “devil” ing killed a policeman in Detroit.|in the office of the Louisiana Jour- eee ie nal, of which the late Champ Clark MIXED COURT OF SHANGHAI was then editor. He came to &t. | Louis in 1881 to study law. Dur- T0 BE GIVEN T0 CHINESE ing his course in Washington Uni- | . versity, he worked as librarian of: fransfer Will Take Place Tomor- the st. Louis Law Library. He row Under Agreement Made was admitted to the bar in 2885, Last August. I part — ae op og wvem. more to his liking than the law. senamatinaumaaties tain Seon Partner in leealty Firm. of the Shanghai mixed Court of In- Hie was a partner in the firm of McCormick, Kilgen & Rule, which was later Kilgen & Rule. Rudolph Kr. Kilgen, long his partner, died Nov. 10. Mr. Rule had been Usiipait i b \ I °al Estate and foreign -owers for the that year, he ran for the City transfer of t! eourt t ninese 4- Council as a Democrat, but was elected. In 1912, Gov. Hadley, Republican, appointed him a ) of the Police Board. He become effect served as weasurer of the board. The mixed For several years recentiy, Mr. Dpeen controlled by the foreign COn- Rule lived in Chicago,’ and Was sular n connected with a realty firm there cases against ¥ He returned to St. Louis more than first wife. returned. Police _Cated with-authorities in Pittsburg to learn if Hudson is wanted there for bigamy. wife By Abolition ternational Settlement, long sought be ac- Chinese, It Wa f "le Liy by the complished an- nounce ~Toda\ : ingements : yunced t 7 was president of the Exchange in 1911. In nese .% : . ; ; y YY f ~_ ‘ thorities ‘ ‘ I i & & © no t ‘ ‘ } ~¢ *t | mal ‘ eree tL aCA Af sé : d , } ) SS o* -~ — + —— de - ; have expense sImiiey Democrats. LAST CALL! Don’t Be Left Out NEW YEAR’S EVE Phone Right Now DElImar 5820 For Your Reservations SHSS ESSE eeeeeeereTeeeeeeeseeee Dancing From 10 P. M. Till Unconscious! Paul Sporleder and 20 Vaudeville Continuous Between Dances $7.50 pene Buck NOTELW West Pine at Forest Park eet ee ee ge a a a ee ee ee oe, it" 2. + ¥ ** ~m es . SS Oar eee oe — me ™" ee ati sy, Lag te. ag od bale ~ ~~. ee + » ~~ te Ken xeealibdiath ia, deat di aa ee Kage ty Ayn | os = Ce a cone a wr a i ¥ a ee Wainy & he ee - rs . > © Rebel 2: etl ely * ~ a Nis +e ute 1M onli geile es & a * ~ igaglee te Ay. « a f * oe - vo als lad sO teem * ra Nani » a th 4

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Fhlers, prestdent of the de- “veg? peers hit Mee mi biecdiins P , pte ii afte ‘7 left fait} ; ter |! rank, died a one em his home, Ehlers was Pe bond on an embezzle- in connection with the closing Members of his) eaid last night Ehlers was in an automobile accident month ago and about a ago he suffered a relapse. ri ve fet laaet Pioanoke Ollie night at on $2006 hy PF ae charg: inet Hitnate 5 00 3 'O kK. & Matt ngly llamptog Maahkeual fltob Sig Persons plo! ‘etion fron he | et, Soni lepeoti [ ; i ; (ri Nal ing hand leone pr (on Pur jernal cer hoorint ¢ : epi biegl i: ‘ouneil fraeé prtdan iria@iurance which Trier? iuigating the ir thy¢ "is ATT 1 give? wen? ay Perhief triueke. held fetergeri of a ) , mle ; ; eripisalh, ’ Toe ibe egithi ‘gute ont , ‘. ba aa 7 wt eT Ty , 1648 op “ [ Aftet lion Abid aeiliicge Chie titi pron bank's 21427. ne rates for M and jetter vim phrase, "Wea robbing ited that the Missourt forelinaw the ‘Tis it) j ‘ pia] ar peers tel Papin polrctomiaglied agi ta 3 i inn £ anaeAa i ‘ ijiet ar icebow the robbers » eom about a Sele aedesd Gaeee fade: 8 tee have heen week “cro 5 ‘ S ange “ Re ~ mys ; ee oe Ak Saline Aad. vans Ye, Pah ite SPT He rm ” at oot soadadia.t decea Trust , ! seeealicee sees “way were atal fatliii’e laa nh who me hones io.. Pyajyitiot ¢ lideap tices al sefileita dad 708 N. “Adeline” Diamond Ring flrive to ¢ onude siege on aYVveitis)s imloAded the cvtsil iti tee? by int pitlileriles ° ‘ ei] were ! ~iwa rd +fame alah & a wall Cielhtpee To Witla ef Shevtee calicn Povattics sete «ax wher Hosmer-Verry A Wat- Tdi 48 bade Btio seaeteay clgars infa nwt roileve em it ; Solid fase Mipanion To break up a cold overnight lor to cut short attack ihe gro: | g¢rippe, inflnenza, sore throat or sf gp tonsilitis, physicians and drug- vista are | Calotabs, Broe., AD of slopes Thos. K. Mellinnix, 644 ly carved and engraved, with a eree ployes St. Louis tire Preven- ‘on Bureau, 734 Vierce _ployes St. Loum “an Fran. coseco Ky... Cadditional) upleyes Avoeourts Bros., . (,e@O7 ‘Ze 1: oo Peter 520 N. blerman i 0 worth fra ~ 00 now #1 25 a Week paetlieinetad t Panda hh \lever Pia bee ‘% % Tegel 7 gehen de pits TUTE LLAL EC REEeT mel ’ Pimms a) | siehinrt a Ap- Qtiteeli Wateli Metal oe naste coat fon ri« fey iN States Lines, lenaking th r Dast yates dearly -usela. bhi ocean Kens . Reryice ‘ ley. hut departes 'th &\)gsourt. Mability rates in Missourt Six tubes of if maltled to an Ameri “Fie ase. Scharlott Mere. for diamonds, gol4 € Bidg. pasn and now ins" slametia tionary propagan ere Greensireet- Monti, 531 promulgated under the act aro only Ga and then the correspondent wa Holiday Clearance Sale — t lower in inerai aver- fey John Te N. ate , Be sure to inspect this spécial offering of broken li bmpley es A ly Fament pieces in Christmas goods. In order to move these stocks wi “Louls Grand Opera "Scheel, on Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, Silverware, Toilet Pittsburg | Water Heat- Pearls, Fancy Stone-Set Rings, Mesh Bags, Vanity Cas 3628. & etc. Every item is a quality article representing an un ployer of cit act, / N. B / ruplayes Philip “Wortarts. S719 . Broadwa Wy Fpl Walter P. , 3 er WW Za vloncx simon’ Sh Emopleyes Simen Schwartz, a . “Ss }.nrpleyes Chas. 4. Piyna, s) ¢ , ae .% t ederal Commerce Trust ADVERTISEMENT t. Bo ~~ are . I: soln Union Fasten Deimar .. How Doctors Trea earns | AN S, Broadway }: pleoyes F. L. Furn, & steve Co., Caglor oa, 107 Buder Bldg, that’s: all. No salts, no nausea | Gorgeous | plue-whits ° . » diamon o amazi nor the slightest interference pelea.’ ont ts ce | with your eating, work or pleas- | : 9 | white diamond atest de oy ae, > lates esign, $50 j ee ey 3 eo A on eee the purified and re. ithorot rhiv ifies shiv purified and vou $150 y é r " i. . ° ° . j - eae # si | s FX iii K. silverstein, | ined calomel compound tabletlare feeling fine with a hearty Rings amend i Th denees : ‘hat gives you the effects ofjappetite for breakfast. Kat $3.75 a Week Re Sunployes Turner Reed Mere Co., Laolhlltiatun lagi ; b Ss. Broadwa Eniployes Strauss- Nehd el Cope robbed | , ; ms (o., 613 N. Broadway : a a f 4 wf aon fl rwenty. |. eltaer. ‘taining full directions. only 35 . SHEREH E Is CRITICISED FOR fourth a@treet ati ia avenue One or two ‘eents At anv drng store ‘Employes Nat'l Creditors Pub. + 1 AIA! : of FAILING TO ARREST BIRGER : Tarn newepaper man here were held a o- plo bet side Chevrolet, would be reduced sharply. up at the soviet pontoffice far min. GasH a aned eee = FR Re R — 2a6 Workmen's cormpe¢ = “YE i L in E.nplaren First National Kealty : anseenne d a duty of $11 a tribe Ha Co ‘20.5 het oe mg Bidg... 14 | ee. | ‘Ko much higher in s@vera! pontrthutad ¢) the Gov. the next few days we have made radical price reduct , aR! Ledbetter. Burton & every wise buyer of fine Jewelry will appreciate. Suede | warshall, 1508 Federal Com- value at the price asked. You can save a great deal of — : * attending this sale—come in today! Convenient credit terme, Vennsylvania. Ticket on” ; mA. . Red Rose Candy Shop. S25 ! et ‘a,, 56325 bhaston ae Ladies’ French Laundry Schaab “720 Ss. Broadway O = . BM. Eilers & Co.. » S an t € U | Moyes Dan'l-Walsh, 18 -k. : * See = Cc @ Mt. Ry. 24 8. time with a swallow of water— | Diamond Ring ; Dries 1113 N. 1S-k. white gold mounting of the very ure. Next morning your cold of amaging recommending | has vanished, your system is secsrnoremegon: i Stas elt obtain ° . er. sployes ance atcicn . (ne. 827 Paul Brown Bidg. , ; way ; 7 , é' uO} Market , i paptte : — , L BHE bet bofining | ge any ineteenth atreet jcatomel and salts combined,|what you please—no danger. Lanployes mee, Contes. Martin without the unpleasant effects| Get a family package, con Kinpleyes Henry A. Weil purel Co., 916 Clive road wan lian Dbhed of | “lie siti tablets at hed A sistitiéa ret ds ess Assn... 1204 Times Employes Siglioff Bros. ilenler 3 : a eeeaeete sar F 1 tinal iar, a, o “is teerve ive Bde fajes Data etrid re Thagely Nothing Pei itcetanrd — . ae =. veaeeat 5 nie truck dack Zimmerman, e842 Franklin Empleyes Bevo Mill, 4740 Gravol« Emoloyes Swift Drug Store, S862 Olive . “ae Mi } es ‘wy Eemtihtin ¢ slid Pruck {ion of . ™“ . A 66022 eee eeees- -_- ihe PToAds ar ai ’ , 5 +t) 4) caohen * 7 oe *“‘Marjorie Diamond Ring ; 2 tel a Diamond Rime Set in beautiful 18 Kk. wh tte gold ' rong mi mae N. 7 4 ts this blue white diamon: fiery ner ote $100 $2.50 = Week test etsyett e ya ee Tesi Thay “ blornier | i’ | Police Chief Kills Sen. A\ \\ \'e ' ; : Reautiful Gol« a c neon AINMES DINNER At SERTED BABY TOBE REET AS a | ;, ee - ADOPTED: WOMAN FREE is: es a TROUBLED WITH HARD PIMPLES "FORSHAW" Scattered Over Face. : Was Ashamed to Go Qut. 42 Years on 12th Street FIREPLACE FIXTURES a Rasa , Cuticura Healed, k .* — 1098-111 N. 12 St, monds in raised setting; ale J. A. Logan, 1006 Wyoming Por tye . atiy ther styles and designe ...-+« % : lien Degxeng ai, tveth Cherenre MiMpica whicl erent t -eftin ; ‘Fl : . = oo. Davis, 1145 Missouri Wan ae te tinh . : a | “ ss oo? rgeand red and festered rg te " ‘dam Das : es . . ' 7 ~ saonistendy soap $22.50 onl Up W. Simpson, wie Soetterad all ower My face ‘ pener, Baum ¢ “hed @o badly that I was ‘ ede ‘ mat to ee. ss ee -_ + we . ae Se . M. Greenberg, #217 Olive. ' Y.-S = , eg & ’ Pr. tettig Plumbing a —_— fe., S414 Olive st. vw 7. William 4d. Missouri 1ool . P. Gekk soe th of and Mr. M. ' Richter, 16 : = > houlevard ' ew York Mere. Co.. 025 Wash- e > amc am a>ed e¢ wtth tec ‘ MeNally, National Bank > '? = 6 mJ ‘ Commerce . The Hard Soft-Coa/ Po , aoe ot os eee . ‘i ae ; vert Barnicle, 42416 Olive . : , ed * , | gance, Platinum on 14 . gg Bee? | * 7. ‘ ee — inigreed ~e . 4 : , 1. Fodd . rs. Willlam J. Mi a Allen. 304 Custom Silwer Ciga ENTERT line... Thien t tetveate t "i mevst Nao % veal +] Visa eeapaseset ote Le | Baw loyes lot! Cife Beaploves Werte Unien graph Co., 910 Chestnut sold Hinge Bed. a A. G, Carcm, NO MONEY DOWN * 4 ) = Thomas Demos, » 2 ; lanery Ntacospn, ieelowas Stupp Br@s. Bridge & Iron Co, Carondelet Station. . Ber ployes Theos, Abhlipus, 150° . nd ‘? Beavis en limo Metor Madar. 874 ON. Kineshizhway eo. happor m heiihec ala oy Seve donne Manpicyes Wi rk. ‘Brunk, All Our Merchandise Js Exactly as Jilustrated =a . "4s &4 yee Tele- 4 . : | a : New Vi — 3 25 | gente 451° 7 Te “6135 ‘Co., £205 Olive WAITRESS IN HOSPITAL TELLS Ur BEING ATTACKED BY MAN { Tada Va wpretatiatacs “Si Panaok tT Wi She . T\Vatesas NVQ thet aii att She Lesapet ere Dan, A tata? o ab 7 “4 Sh pS ees 5 sui G00 Buder Bidg. ‘ireese, 5605 La Vt baust “yA eae ‘ \ tthe [=] = & see Se jee ee " _" ~ tie ge Out in public rot Overvini ' "TT ee so F inenta thinh sth eta 2 ; ai = ' ge 7, § ‘ . . a ts ' : sts ose * > 41 | heegan using , Soap and Ointment and after wus ~ three cakes af OCuticura | Soap acd twe bores ot Cuticurs ;Oooatepent T wae bealed.”” (Stened s1AUKe & ‘ wp ™ Pe : : = . ain ms i i Nise rannte Lippy Sa? N, Tent Tha Peanieo/ Matackhu ' spat or — oe WE FETUPHe a} c . P.. Middienart, Obia ~ye Valo. ’ ae Bit coed Mh hevawaisi : a —. : ‘ ' Vetted a s¥ ’ tak il A) wwVy awa taf > ‘yi va Ccandlach, sf eh. Oe eS be . ~ mae . 5 Clee Py ta ‘yY Vee at 1.00 a Week CGaundetac h. “ : | $2.50 a Month Other styles at prices up to $750 " si 1 ” Missouri ~er Back Onyx Rings ost yreath, 14°24 Ni. Broad.- OO et i Marilee ill Allan, sila ag Hiomnase a8 We oitas SMALLPOX IN| BOOKLYN, , 2s A asin ALY\ % ate 4 7 , _ . . , ~ , ist WV > ‘\ ry ' we - . - . _¥. $1.00 « Wee i Custom Hense si Custom House (rand Good, O44 RB. Waray wa t/ MAMAN TAN Compare the heat value chart, which tells its own story White Gold Wrist Watch ao Gulnger, ° J. Spector, 371 ee Clab yes G. PF. Bulkley, 1611 lant Franklin e . ran st . 1554 & Broad \ BEWARE THE GOUGH OR COLD IHAT HANGS ON s FAY -_* ~~ sz 22 Fw - = ~ , . "Racr, Commercial Bid A Glance at This Chart Tells You “s . = ws es 25 sah Burman. a Which Fuel is the Best Buy . yg 0. Longiia R. F. act : z= ler. BER Arcade a Are ie denn — * ‘maeangmenrenreren a 7 . 154 4ideon & .- etnoves pomess watery of Mus APV ER &. RENE _ 7 ~~ : aa | : - ; ieee co : ' . * ; aJerras Chae ‘ ~/ sw = 4 eles _ — $ID 3 =. s* and =p te S700 1515 ri SH h WA] ( H i. o- | sip : : a , | : > oO . iia : i wren Samend Ser Weiet Wemckes of y Menienramt, 131 8 Broad eye ee «ste THE BIG 4 “oes Srawaacd-A iver s beat ives Fae bows BIR VR eet ae Teawe Eh y Ay WE Ska R ong We ww POR TO WM Remi Ween ts Rn Rat ne’ + Ga ant ww ae ME i) “3a 54 tr TOR EMPLOYES - ete a? —- ,* _ ie. = _ Gume-s + om; Penmerivama An*- — nae acu ‘Lex tn 8. weit, SRLN Wri Stansbury st > >» ton rT TRRALSR x, ang * ay. Vieiiva a »~t er Rall, 200 Seeurtty American Milling Co. 402 in N. 18th «. Jost Druc Co.. 2150 N. \ arly, ® ’ a " Vv " . .~* . +n. . ? ’ : - on ’ y . : . , ; he? . s a 4 " | leet Pom rar —_ Tes LD M. eee 4 raging : . $1.25 . , Week Sree ~~ snhsedand ~~ ow ruw~ BF Onnaxagsum ZAIN wa Pramt Fou Fast & Wick telew hamdbe tren, 882 Nace Ca $150 « Wee ST sto Ba mae Windows for Special Bargams Gea. Willner Cont Ca ahve? Pee, wie ia i ——— 2 eee yew eo WS "be 20a. sen _—_ aA + Se ee ee ee ee Bote no bo es 05 Gd eo a he as a FOR SALE EN CARLOAD Lots oMtY BY | Casing MR Shee Meee : a 2s . —— ms : Hy, Ean al rT ed unr -AMAGME COAL CO. Literer-Centel Trost Bldg. St Leo OPEN DAILY TILL ° P. M. SATURDAYS THL 8-30 ~~ ~~~ Se ee — elie ee V7 $ SES SSSSSSESUR ES SF FBS8SSSES F353 S33 EETzzZ 2 WU Constru-tion eel Witte Tanty Opa ang of v

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=. ST.LOUIS posr- DISPATCH EVENING. DECEMBER 81, 199% PAGE 5 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ lers—largest j in the Worl re a G DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC ill “PPreciate. M save ag y! Convenient credit terme, Dlue white of _am “Norma’”’ Diamond Ring Firet quality blue- white di . j +#e Pierc- $37.50 $1.00 a Week Other _penatttal white gold ai same price. he Ring ts white gold, ed. © Diamond Cuff Links monds in raised Other styles an agne $1 00 a Week Black Onyx Diamond-Set Ring ‘zenuine black Diamond brilliant, biue- white quality. Regular $37.50. sly acknow ledged - TBnglases Bray-liambuec ‘hen, ' Delmar ave. Peenticth Century Tele. Hollaad Bldg, (reo. Siyman. 512 73 School, ' Gay vara. 2713 t ee > gy Sth. st. i925 N. at. iran t \eear “@Ssion. | @readway Paployes trank hralj, t houteau Eoamioves th st. ie PEuoteyes United it26 Locust Esaployes Scharlott “2s d4x6 \ e I lorissant Poaployes, South sich “41 «s. trrand tiployes Southern { hemic al Blex. Anployves Greenst reet- Monti. arcade Bide an | irst National (., 203 Wainw right bimpleyes John Sunder, (rand . Bi. Louis 11074 Lu sleyes $22 s e -UO4 Saml. Stern. >> oa States Line« Merc. ta.. Che vrolet. er Railway his “ality ‘Bidg. ae ON. Grand School. Granc Ledbetter. 1508 Bidg _ Employes Pitisburg Water Heat- 0., GH2R Giis Eatenloves (reo. Zenke. 418 N. Van- 4 114 deventer f Trl re en Chas. LL. Siegel if ‘hestnut sae Pennsyly: ania’ RL _ ‘Market Reed Ylere ¢ ?., ( oat Ap- Pub, In eTinan., Drug Siore, ri iti nhois “Loree 7 indle. 1 hemes. BK thing $2.50 a Month ler i ack Onyx Rings, set with bine- diam onda, extraordinary $15 ene Birthstone Rings in solid 14-k res handsomely engTaved and "DH two fine blue-white dia- iL? bir hn month gto exceptional walue $1.00 a Week | White Gold Wrist Watch values f lacies’ high-grade Case id hand engraved with “'?. Fancy -wing ends. gTade. icaphoentan Hewest design in t ® T The $1.00 a Week Other styles at $22.50. $25, Diamond. $19.65, $15, Pay $27.50 and up $700 Set Wrist Watshes at All Prices “Ancestral” Pattern 50 Pieces in Special Chest chest. velvet lined, and gray lea- The Fancy ww ood vYered with blue ePrett. Newest ensemble by Z \Oogers BR ros. in high - -frade Diated tah? eware List of 12 Pinner Knives, 12 Sugar Shell, 7 12 Teaspoons. Complete with Bolld ca. , ers and stainless blades $1.25 ao Week With hollow handle knives, $63 $1.50 2 Week 8 for Special Bargains Diamonds rem counted ty; ringe modernized. MAin 0007 or 1088@ ana + SATURDAYS TILL 9:30 lanployes Albert Cutting JG SS. Broadway Eniployes Straus. Seidel (o., GIS N, froadw is Linpleves Hemry A. Wei! parel @oe.. 914 Csiive PEmployes Nat'l Creditars Assn.. 1204 Timex -Employes sig gloff Brox. san N. 6th ‘ mpley es Motor Cé., x S656 Grayoi- HY. si ploy es dack Zimm 2742 Franklin PEmpleyes Bevo Mill, 749 Gravwoix P Enivlo yes Swilt SBG2 Olive 33 mploye “ in, Ph: ' ee . 03° Market Pio ploves gr Spon an Life Ins > to., Beard f cation Bide. Ein woyvyes Cent ur) Millinery (o., 418 ny ployes 707 mm ploy es Bafvis ? 1205 = ON. ar “ mployes Wr Cluney & me $12 Bk of Commerce Banpioye- dohn B. Seiler pat ingshicghway Engi: we Ce., ts A.cist Wiete } t oanie i Co., 910 Chestnut 3. | ae Choute: uu ° i aa ® Delmar Boloves Delmar Vaio. es Stuyp Bras. aai.Tih Themas Demos. lairry STtaeospn, Kieeuts}; shway ea f Pi ites 'piasyes VWra. mrueios the Mack 4. A. Logan. lien Digest ert N. Davis. Buiiding h Brunk, 4.2005 Glive 10 Wyoming svavts @ the ' 1145 Missouri +r bidg. La Bauder S605 OO ATuCse, Simpson, ver, Baum ¢& clede S. Tapp, 311 arle. Woessner, . Arand, 311 N. Main a. H.. 145 VN Bui lingcion oat, ASKS W asnington M. Gree nberg, 3 Nerth Main S11 N. Main CPline filine Kidz Plumbing & Tinning 1246 Frise frundiach. lool Gundelach. 1am Opi » 0 vUreath, J Viissour 14°24 N Broad- Rix liter. 1th} z . and Mr M. ties boulevard York Mere. Co.. VIS Eton ma. Mig Nally Tt Commerce : M. Allen, O04 ( ustorm 4 {rood . _ Custom ‘S5 Ast) National Bank House Hotise Gainerr, ® Bader, - J. Spector. U niversits Bi lhies 1800 Tb ranklin Studio, 1654 8S. Broad Way - Tutt, 4012 > Delm: lam ‘Baer, _ Buerman, Bidg Commercial! 1807 Longlin RK. E ,. 54 De heen: Bldg. Watter Bichier. _*.. 134 Arris. 1° ven Conservatory Odean Ride 4 4ideon Ridge of Muusie Easton 1515 &. : Tt h 1806 «& Broad way and “Mrs. A. K. &. bb Rhameky Koehler, 404 Victoria lnon. 4°54 be BR. Wolf. S813 ——— 454E “ty ansbury * i ° 4 ° Clayton. Mo. re | rs C. ‘Ball. "OO Ser urits «ll Schaperkotter American ; s fo foal & Milling Olas Bidc. Capal si. 618 WNW TNth . dost te Co., 83 d Volz. 3641 Broadway, Fawret: 341 8 Kroadway Printing Co. ope ‘ys ‘eoond ee Ca 223 Murke reer, 9°0 Planter Pe di = 25 Hallmanp . vv body A. Wexmaain OLAY Loeuer Total] $11 80 Meal Stove ; and Range Co.. M. i S25 Chouteau Ay. Marg chubert Foi: os 7 ‘ tJ , i) rthur Glie n.30 % haw ~ sai Pea ry L in — 7feason.30 2% ny Fr, Middendorf?’ 1 00 8d fi. 50 -19 Market S¢t.. jani.$200 F. a) Ibright r nnema >. j . ‘ ‘henow etb.. A rth. Ww ood, rank " OHO E. Scho, Kx >° i> t ry j Room 411 Co.,. 2d fi \. Tenth S¢. Pred - Mueller, 3919 Laclede Ay. St. Louis Luneh fy 4 7 , ¢ =: ) ey r Kinloch Bidg.. ae ly & W nlker Dry Goods Co.., “ S nston Aw. 1520 ™ David Sakow sky, f;enern!] $23 ith Av. Bros. Ine... Washington t(sloser Ma. —_ Dustne. 1354 ‘Pierce Bldz * Bommer nd..$0O 10 1” irs Thomas W, Seventh Police District. , . ~ “»f} . Li 7 ‘lothinge a Sy Liver i Weil u* ’ Per? — Ww. Eddy, 1212 Liberty Central Phe eee noe (merican Type Founders Co.. 25 gy inth St. F Wiach- merer Torgerser | W Jodkins BAC IE : ee ees ? (3's . 7 ; , *Y F. eeeve } , ae Fa . sg : ‘ — : " ink isky "A B Total .88 7 r Hees Augus Tota! = ee = a . ¢ LA Lome Engraving Co., 408-15 Pineate | 11074 Butiding. g Louis G Grand Opera School. i]. f cs | 25 yoreen Handachieg] 2 00 “el A. Witt : 25 iame H oelecher ao = ; ee 50 Ackermann ‘> F. Miller ~ J 50) W. Longer => E. Nicholson’ 1 00 ~ a — ' ul $10 25 Ss Ht WwW 7 ts “$7 40 Ter — ateh Chris Post-Dispatch | Dictaphone Sales Corp., wane St. HH Eerman. (reorge Bol] .. “ner Smith re! he sf. iets Co., 3106 © houteau NO wr port $) AY. | \Ff +} a des Meter and —— Section, ( ity alt. Rottm: a ona jow. Ht Bolton “ ‘otal .... . $6 N. sath rY Jol} in “Beclver A . , (7en0 Putter- Jasper Bowen. tr Tota) $11 00 Constance Love F'urstenwerth- Uhl Jewelry Ce., 112% v yon Neto. Marie Jo pee « +4 ‘iS as f 4 homu: 40-4] Ss Eng. Cos. . A. L. 18. Fire Dep }. A. Meshon 2 «6C a « _- 7, Total Miles Timber and Lbr. 1624 Areade Bldz. yer $1 fn) M a Ba? Ime. ] ~ 24 Soere: fh ] Leo. W. Co. ry ly ow rr I. Kane . s8ADCl1A I ' Oo tite Tota $10. on Deliaittehiaciiatin *toffregen Coffee 305 S&S. Hroadway. tmar $100 A Wieda Keiale W. Dauern- ifreg , elm 1 on Hogan On hmidt , 1 Fuerst 1 00 C@ce Ha 1 0 Tota! $14 00 Polar Wave Ice and Fuel Co.. Blatr Bra neh, — Ran St. Lutz gO L. Piloe ie Ww. ar c lanror ‘ w Lat bac , : Ho fl., Ide all Total $4 K oloth Barber Shop, 10th ah ——— Bide. s or RP ttle os yA i HO ale Travelers’ Ins. c Oey B00 ——— Bide. fe me ' } 2 2 te ; >i) 0 Total 1321 $4 Friedman Textile Co., Wash- ington Ayr. H. P. Robinson$ 50 F. Setde) . R. J. Schi r ' Hy Ptkington 7 oll an Me} Advance gees Bex Dallavalle. venter 7 {its t Ottarinoe omeeneeD 2. *> $° So . Atin«s Kestaurant, 1608 Market St. r “o: 4 o> re - Grand Bl. Polar Wave. ‘_ 18623 Page BL Vv $3 OK wreaewar. 2424 §&.

Aw & Willard M M ue] er Anna Cal 80D (>. Ni lehaus F. A lirah. 2 Je) ] M eller 1 @ > ©, (if Pfpom lan on@lert Anna Sac a oa Total MS isdin aS: =i) | Orne Kalculator Co., Leather Trades Bldg. utger $0 25 G Royske. - rphy 2 Boett cher Tota! Phoentx Furn. — — St. i. Franklin. $1 ] al Stevens H I, H (y , 2 cinels I R. Co., estnut Sf. H R Wetecle $5 00 FH Haefner. A c H re} rN 2 (90) Fitzpatrick. E , Bloc *“K 4A Singer. . E Gropner._ f “ L Wimers 1 oo iS Puls, idler Schumacher :. 00 $13 3 50 29 ts aat'vep. J Peduz Ine., 730 Total italian vatering Co. 17 F Sandro 56 00 G Michele . Sam Papas. . 8 Giovanni. Total Letter Adver. ommerctal Bldg. A -Ledimayr SO 2? Emma Idecked Se le Joseph . F Maviland.. Heisler. a C Ww losek . Buniger 9 Jack Leno Tota] Smith Ce. cae _ Franklin. " th oe. oe Dominick Clarniello, 3d fi. 203 N. Seventh St. ; 30 Vassole 1, AA ital & Curme. ieee Stores, 42 N. ey =f. leltman urme eee $6 915 BO Publie Service Co.. Central Trust. “ee “7 Rast) Loni« Liberty, ei wT ren Tr) ae ®, On Ww Renne “tt 5 ft ; ta] .329 on 208 “ranite Bldg. rigg , ] . ] a 2 ta 3 OO Barney 020 Wash. ington. 5 4 The Flow dy ie $1 00 ow) “rosbery ('o., ‘kKeon sia, Swine A ‘See c ieee Co., 600.08 North > newer. Stark $s) iw) ’ "Fr : ; » /gr ary Throanen Commercial Rating C.. ae E change. iw) iw eit pernpenepess ber Co. 908-07 $12 00 614 Snow-Church ipoila. H Sow hnwen, Ry ita Bury Ba M Hirsech- buchler rker A tmas Festiva] ll Fund t Ce., 200 | Pali Pa Kanaens & Kalliway Exchange ne, >i 1627 Lecust. ‘ Winkler. Marie Weisser Mane! Vous i t Le Blane © Boggiano... 1 ’ Late Louis A Lauck ] Jefferson Gravois Bank, 2604-08 §. Jefferson. A He Id. Robert Rue | ] Stnger Bros. ooc 5O Meyer ~ { £- bauer. . Schneider I oO 20 ; 0 lehmann.. 1 00 Oo. Agnes Bitgler. 1 00 J Hi Tota! .813 00 : * Cloak Ceo., 1206 W ash- ington. M Jacobs pe J oe och “ieckman . fF chyenbac ‘h bee b Yonker . isdaadi, Bros. Maud Hed gapie ats. =t : Hi ¢ x Contioninn’ Ed Copt Owits leas Estelle Bey cer. Erna Meyer ML Te phouse re. Mulick Co. & 3949 Laclede Ay. Ma ), Rose Sin ~] Dunlap th (r20 Winkler Mabis tanson: Total $18 55 ~ Mtg. Co. 3d f1., 1531 ¢. Washington. & nr we? “Or } Anna Stricker os! R Mra Bertha } lg mien . L o118e Kohlison am M ense . Laur: ue ase] Aghes Ki! ske. Cro Stn Plo mers > tt’ ——s a B low — ; s An ra indelar Sta B. ~~ Eisewnan Bros 2? I .. $12. 00 ; wheter Castom Shire Shop. Victoria Bldg. Bert li 3 Heldt SO IL, Landwehr Mpilovre ’ Em} low Emplove } 30 ao) ) oO) _ E Ni Uroarty. McGroartr ¥ Mplove lota! Progressive Electrotyping Ce.., 125. | w -29 «, Eleventh St. Tony Kounszeiu- aki | John M. Franz P. F. Dunwel! 'D. B Harr y » | M. ‘Periet Butts Realty W. Butts $1 — be. I ¢ ] ‘Raithel ] 00 ee Oremovich, 2 (i) E. Hoffman Tota! 2706 Chouteau Av. | J G. Schmidt. 50 R. Allison. . , BY Jos. H. Ruehl- Brenner nan . «4 s. k es | R. Tota) $4 0 00 | W. +. » Witting / ( Sen | 726 Chestnat. 00 JY 45 Clanev G. Sm} Ith 25 Missouri . Vaster Tall son A. | M. Boehmer . / A. Ritter ... Pacific 1905 South Grand. Mohler. $1 00 Hospital ; — , ” McClendon . Flunery rs inkie . NM oore Heath Fe fa > onnors Blake Dow ney. hompaon Vaughan. Mickert. 515 00 | LAttle ee Fi satin South Side Bank, 1731 &. ; Broadway. - Bagtiecs Eckert. H. Boskip, M. Fasse! J. Hermann Jr. A. Pp I>. ag | G, = | w E Shay J a. Petersen ; Echhardt A Lelly ne Fd Huenecgart A. ©. Scho ter nee A. Callahan lL. P. « ‘am pbel! | T. Bowers _. Aegerter & Rafter: Architects, 19°05 BR 50 50 E. J. Zaenglin sd. W. W eid- Sieck ‘;Tay Mamrr (ash Caeh Cash (aah Caeh Hunfeur Hi “w h r Fleer, S Portney Berger . . , Parson ” Orrie Ratz. J. Bloender 1 60! C. Lanimert. Paul Levin 5. Good: nan itay ; Dare Berg hen Meyeg I - > +¥; Tota! vu M. 54 et - : Rallway ee a Bidg. W. Penn.. Rickard 4 bn fe aac 4 ° Tawkins Ww. Ladhbe tter $1 ( P. FE. Burton ] M. B. Marshall ]l Of First National ; Realty & Marshall, Aegerier Salley Evans $19. 00 1508 T M. E E E Gorton ._. . Callahan. crutire M. Dunn. Ss! Mmpeson. r Rohr R. Jackeon 1 00: W. Byrne M. Steffen ] fi) ves 60 eho « Tot “ tal . . $5 fiw) ‘ ey Minny. (@., $ Wainw At earl Bidg. D A. A. L. ae A (Schneider = 9 e « os 1), E Res L. D Creenst reet-Monti. a M. Greenat reetS lulee M iti 54 “ if f rr in Emma ‘Day iy! w “524 Areade er L.. Greenetr ‘ Mi 4 net Ne Tota! $2 estern Union Telegraph to. B10 ‘ hestnut S¢. $0 * L "= > Telenhone I “ retrt 7 W Hirri r’ ] I ry as H Nieesner , \f Tudor. foller Jr Cash $9 7 : iotal 2045 c moutene Aw. Ceorge Ray Harry ‘Stamelson fen. ‘anie 91 00 A i Mar Stinde! 7 . ~ i Vwwe Oe oee Y=. = a » > — ~ tf? , St*cis ; wi rare : . “« £m “> ~ Wy ~ we BE = oe " 333 SP Oty > + . ews “Owm ‘ F Rc hwettzer E B Gautner KR Vetieus. . k Rudenberg. . S Cc Hartrnia r J. He! omnick jj arlend Tota! Chemical > “ig I uy ~? — ‘seme $5 25 Garment Co. 4th oo nineteen. 6&9 ideaiios, eh Ce. 212. a ee Vous Ae odes Saw: -~ °. 707 Morgen &¢. 5 YF Roemourn : Prank 220903 ~~ — ~~ ~ eee » Wr OP wee er on Wye ~ OOO ee et et ee ee -_ ae EY i | * Cotutmee wey Ce e.. __ Total “Ce. "123 M 5 a nr. Seller, (ener er, ze | c ‘80 ~ 4 i . Chestnut S¢. Gc. Ww Me ver Plgrim a 7.8 vase Jae keen $0 1 George Ml anovich i?, Winters All Roel} Philip Mortaria. STie N. Broadway. ries 16 16 05 A Mootager Tetal eee See Engine Ce. 47. be $0 J. lL. Mahon. . Tete ares Ne. 810, OF Sen 5 Ff a ra —_. i> ~ + « =e * ~., a ae

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PAGE 6 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Additional Contributions Laclede Gas Co., 11th and Olive Sta. ir OU Su (MH) DO J. J. Burns. ..$1 S. Rieser . are Taylor 1 Kk. UD. Gremp. J. H. Davis bU Geo, Herbert wo) x. ig ww re I. H. ou te Wagner Dt Keely. 25 3. Nicholls LU ° » HU i ud bU it) 18) ZolUman Hi. Gruenwald Mary Ainas ii. Beubier . Be rnice Jeffres eee . Hagmuller M. * Metzolo John Collins me M. Sweet H. Giese imann J. Hunle: wy L. Madd #ili = * Hi. s. F. . b>. AKiloren Redgerer.. hg eeinann H. pebrens . Ss. Fainter. J. Sherman Hoiloran @oisch. M assen. N. Koch Mm. i. «.- Lamouren . Glynn { arrvuil reui don Maher as Nn hose ty A. ( ash : ; DavVisson tM. Levin H. Whitter Mary Garragin M. PP. McVey K. D. Lewis. . V. Carroll | by iLZ e* y gertman. . Eckeiman.. Bernice Pare nt Walter een Laweon. 1 25) ¢ OU ("}y use Model 3u st War A. F: Elmer Monroe Jone George. 1 ee George Slyman, Hiazei, (,uy 1d80Nn Johns nirimo Clen > a. Pappas. Ggei | ank | (oldman (>. Ww. UY ray 20D | Oae ar Se ssion. ” 25 | John 1 Q| A Hennett. Oscar Session, 822 Segsion. lf. Barget. ? Twentieth C. ISI. C. Smith. Hudson, iavVIS. iiftd. . (“ha mbDers. eee Butet 50 1256 8. So OD Long 8. 06 OO y 3 Chouteaun . a. . Gatewood... a. +r Washington '. Simpson... Mrs. Gay 2 Hudson ...,. mi $1 75 $1 60 AY. 10 ld Lv > 0 rr , . a © «Total wT Total ning and Pressing Co., . eighteenth St. 31 Schuler... Pe, Hadzi pe tros D Al Kaha! es. ‘ Total Hirst teeta $3 8: fupp 1025 N. Sarnh. "Williams Total : lia $0 50 M.. 10 L,, Nayda J. Wil- s, no “weet dy Ss. Yeras. Session. 60 WwW. 45 J re OD . Century rete.’ School, 23 Holland Bidg. U0 tional Branden- ma V oelker. oe Bros. 25 a Carondelet a eo a ne ceeeneee oan Bric to FRIDAY EVENING, DECE, . 4 31, the Post- 1926 : Pearl snes er | re Deen M. Ched Rei] “OXI st Total ize Station. Long wort a cae i . al. Jordan. ienghauser Hawley a e Hale Costeilo 1) Cll, National Lead Co., Sth fl., Interna- Life Bidz. *”) a “4 > “wv * uv! 2 ieee 10 | and Iron Co., SOS 2 tS? ~ et \Bire and Police Telegraph, 400 City| Hathaway & Co., 202 Merchants Hall. C Marschutz $0 Z0 M Lederman. W Thunner.. Chas Badring. B F Badger. , P Scherzi: iger J Gallagher Jr C Zimmerman J 1 Costello... R W Sadring M Fitsworth.. C Hammond. . KW Grigg.. P O'Keefe ,. ' ty L Hausner Mulvihill Furn. Co., 112-14 N. V Mulvihill $20 00 J L Henderson Robt Davis... Mrs H R Mrs M A lPaylor , , Mulvihill H 24 5 4 mg H Craden. Brady Sillig. J stoe he ‘kel. Total “ee J W Peard. “2 St. Louts Acndem ¥ ture, 202 Pineate Bldg., 804 Pine | EK Elgren. ” 10 k 6Verstades. Mrs. Nutter. . 20 "4 Mrs Anderson ) Fubben... Mrs Shaner. Helen Giblin. Kelsie eens k Camp bell 4A St: Oscar Meye a chas Schwonn J Gupsaulus. . Arthur Sand. . Mase Stores PAGO Oca now o mi OO 1 00 ‘hornton ete Uunningham as Oo ur 12th. ahd, K. Stanusbrey .$39 60, ‘of Beauty Cul-| | Blanche Laclede Bidg. B.S, Bex: H, P. WwW. , We 33 Rawlings Q. A. Born- mueller + A loerke. Kyle Blanche Lucas. duulu U. Adams belle Peanick M:! ldred Lerner | Anabel! Kart Mary Gelling. L, U, Heckle. Vv lola Ra: ‘Key Hila Stoc k ° \ivrtle W ebb. a SNasse we ‘eleine T reeon Cecilia Harle 5 4OPrs ee Lueéeckin “. J. Marquare 3 gee Ss Moredock Slargaret lilida Reich- Mann ts Coffee Co., H. re ct tring . to «Or Gee wie) | 1001 Josepiine \vager Catherine Jetis Minnie Peters. Josephine Fuent heyumpsonu | ee . Jacub Aniann. C, Zimmerman MM. Ung Hircie Rosa Chiotte.. Geo. F. Wurtz Verna Duvall. -Luieél Scnue. sh ie J. Walker.. Anna Knignt Emil ad. Traxier Herm J. Brune Gordon Ejichel- pereer ..:. Geraon Sti: a, Leo McAbee. ge a oO Edw, Hutti.. — Oscar Lohman Joseph -Luepke O.W $17 Tubbesing Pedigo-Weber Shoe Co., 3437 Ahectat | A Cerlés Kk Verch Naber Miss Boehmich — . Ue ut of 4 Lae n~ med | ~ - . a0 owengkzrosgs Acinelle SanazzZara brrp> > o> Zimmerman SChuvreder J OnDSO0rn hb AWal dg “ liosmer, y = oe ©. Smit 2 ‘ 4iUZt lnorst. Uisseil ee Gericke Nineties Hos Cc. & St. . T. Costello A. Rolfer Avant {olliman *. Craw ae oe — AS - - T = ae — . Watson iSth Sf. i - a ap C. va rent gota. scs Total Co., 5th f1., 1627 | | Plumbers 407-08 A L. Ry.. Comm. meen: x Laborers and Y — | SSS S36 East “s 0 |W. Hartman $1 09 poe ee 0 = 4 binson , os Ed. Q oe =D eS } s ~9___ Total we . ne Jeather Co., } 4 f 1 I i Ve I G. Kappy Esther | Nathan Wm. Bru run t. C. Stanton.s Brunk ., Southern Ry o. Kohler. ty ‘SENATOR DES AT . ; Succumbs Suddenly at Home in Judg Se eg DU PONT, A Wilmington, Del., Follow- ing Heart Attack. ; ; | a By the Assoctated Press. WILMINGTON, Del., Deo. nm Col. Henry 5 25 Total Gunnint |” St. Louis Symphony Society, 302-04 | I oga ., Odeon Bldg. A -$5 OU Chas. A. Kaub 1 i toed oo J. a: Ferrell. * Stinky ‘ee : VO Al H. Hpous. ; . Westerman. ut a Selene oe f : ‘ see . a 3 C. Sak key * Aliday. | Homer H. Neu- K. bry an. . A. Williams Knabe i 4ayhicu igeszer., ( allan. St, Ki issert. ‘ ‘nurv Wal ters, ; ,. an i] i ee : W maeeOE « © Ee rinan. \ Biermann, e ' se abl 6 6 a ya .. Pschaemper.. 2} masiuer, ~o A B. Droege. ‘cher o: q Dundon 7) on . Ss. Ash.. “Eastin C. Burke. me Piacke. J. ‘Joomey Cc. Fiscner Grace Heath. Saniei .. Buedges > ’ } Kot 4 2 vi . Kochaw .. - Wweenin (2 ©. 3. Merkel. . OF leek I lied Anna Rieine . i fs os a Zs lac 3 D0 Red Bouliguy : id , : AG a . es as . ers ~twd Bray- -Hambuechen. + Bray- Hambue- ~ chen Total $2. 00 | | 44 Pierce Bldg. | Pierce B!] 19 8. i. "hutleniaut 10} Al. Harry Sacks . Rnd _ xy . + EEE V. Nix xon . n. ‘iz we yeh. ‘oriart B. LaS. is Ov ' : Thos. FR, McGinnis, @ Thumser .. 1] 1G. Cooks... 1 be By by ~| T. MeGinnis.$1 00 R. Burger é ‘Tai . eaten N. DeRienzo, ] 00 5O 50 50 | J. National City Bank, Central Nation- + aaa : al Bk. Bldz., 309 N, Seventh, Musgraves. i Pe on | \ Volpers. 2: tobt. L Pierce Marie Irwin .$0 29 RL Mepham | ‘ , : ~ i mi Hahn. . ‘ u A OTBe@ .. C Exe lig. Tubbesing Edna Lowell. > Walter Oberg. he M Busekrus. Le , 2 — ye ynener Oilaé e « " ; ard - J. Tushinsy . Eutinger || ) oe + 7iW . A. Dorsey. bg . mars . ] # Simpson me : —— Lj] (lan Fink Thornhil) As’ = Hailback ee Gestat .. Simon Poles . Be ap apehe ‘ 4 — ee see D. FE John K Famous- -Barr, Max Mrs. Nash A. Dacus . E. M. Hagmul- ler 20 Koester Otal $15 25 Mark J Goldse hmidt L aAwre nce . ene ge anata H 0 | at Co, . her = C. lL. Ge sner H. P. Smith’ % P : Ba. Victor Hugo 00 Elmer Gesner. “* ree o9.6'« ; ‘ees 0 M Smith. Pomc Ave % “ | Ma | #4. é “ree ; . ‘ “yr : nae 3 ee ‘a wttee * = Da t ter tind st ee ames y G J. v M: ge Re Me ses + —— ae n¢ 4 Youn® .... . J. Higley. . , oe Regelskt | | Veid © Oo . Sch neider ' Stewart M. King. . Duckworth Stenman jhonergan Partenheimer Br aderick Ceorge bbreen ‘ Davis Heinde!l iberg 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SOU xc Rose Candy Shop, _——-—- -- mann Cloak, & Suit Co., BIT Washington. ; vate r geue 6 ne. eee = x Hart 30, 1838. Addison's wen Rossow nie ) i ° di ro Blai een. echw: urt Zz. Alton & Southern R. R., 409-10 Fea. pay Faw real M Ossbeck,1 eral Commerce Trust. 4 be wed Leonard Mire Goriam: ++ «OE it H. A. 8. 1 00 | Tink, Blitz ; oe | Emma Heine. ——-. FOO $460| Kohler Co,, . K Schoening.} CES> & VOozmnAY ie Ott SCRE Logue. lirearley, 2612 Market » Ryan .. , ; a : Dameon Se hay . feartoue id A. ave ' in {ft v Behe ’ NR Aa “Whi tiocK . a ee ch iene. aoe: , car ‘Turner nt ‘liften iter 0) a EG oe . oe ea Oe S| Aas Aubuechcn. ‘ a i. il “) a4 Gev. Scott... ree : — i Kennedy . BaF St wat DO E. Royuds.... . Y | reienete coe nah psd ger ale Ben J. Selkirk & Sons, 713% a. Me W.. 8 yr . "An xy ie - “hg pear Senet ** As o, miter . : otal + Bee i > aN, ve od Ae me 8 10 Chestnut. “yy W eae Jacob gs ei] : S, 50 George Bascom 50 | 73 ; ee ° Pewa tp A. Casper l 0 R. L. Carter v" 50 Haze Sock | ‘ Apo! “ | = lkirk 1 00 aoe cn 'H. C. Weber.. 1 os eta $6 0 Dickie Const. Co., 16-42 -44 Syndicate Trust Bldg. Berveller 1 00 L. A. Burros 1 Schneider. 1 OW Wends... 1 Ardrey 1 OO Meier... 1 - Hurtung. ] Swanson ] p Ho rsetmaren Mays ut I Govening: r F. Bueltman. 1 F.Bervalier Jr ] + Hoppeld.. 1 ' ~ wee ; os Lyter,. —— . ~ es oad Total Arcade H. Quintrell Ihe was born Lawaon. F utteke.. se Silbolok. Koch ior . : ee led dl le e w . 5 P| Roo 50 | mann l anek .. E s " Michebe’” ,r WwW Pavey. in Hopkins, | sprette Berdolt = 24-26 ta 20 +e A. K. W. | ie ¥ Baker. ~* “> ae ed at nde a. ees ¥ ee Ty bag : = * + : is Senet eh camafy ty ~ ES Ne Rts MC HE abi, oy *, > 2 _ Juan =a (>. a. M. = +3 wo 0 Delmar. ” ear wartz. hwartz . Mea ath Schw artz, 4620 tz .$1l James S| idv o i ch rey ~ ae oP ey ¥ he SRE age ONS oye Sota oe ; Total $66 QO | : Sorin. f y 2 brank Cc, : Simon Ss Spo} ia Denis Petro, vote. 7 Ir no ~ 7 ~ IONS Wore Boise ( i : »> humbervger OF _Kralj, Me Wm. J. Kennedy Sta. Co., 212 N A. W. $0 hachman Total ....833 2: Nees ) tit} -)4 Choutean A > Ze Pointer. AY { OO 2 a EN et rs wo nce ~ ~— —~— me Orda donors eal cel 2] aod 7) Bate 1.60 La Can ) Dian, r ; >i) John Verte 5O Marie Hay (,¢o, he N. Ben Lout D. ; Hackett. M. Schallom. M. Chambers Mrs. A. Appel 60 ’ £ ; en $1 , ae 5 . 4 ae Com B.A. Em!l Seim.. Du = e ‘e > 4 , i ‘. . oe 11 Samuel Stern, WN. Sev enth St. [ten é* ( wr h dg s : E ;° Been 5. ae am Ster: 1 a so 8 mh. .g1 Of : U A. Huether vl 1 pars Stern | ick .... 1 UO} Cas "at St) m. Mess... 0) —/ wt —_~ “= % $19.20 Phoenix Mutual Life Ins. (o., 1206. *s Pa po 07 La Salle Ww J. Pentland 1 / Bud M = ey Sie 50) W. Anderson $1.00 Y,. , fs : Buhrmeste 1.00 Union Trust Co., dor {£ ~ w Woodward & PA - ob 2s mike wip VYower .80 50 > tetVioesr l'risxeo “ - I ; Rie ce R. Hunting... 1 Shaw-Nolde, Total... Inc., 503-11 -pullding. Ire . .$20 00 Ini Never r 4 rna,r > : tea ; , ‘ Fri : : . St risco : Lus of Mr emnpe : oe ‘ ‘ b j "hie 1 Le! { } ih: RID? ue a M ("yy ~ —-s«* we .. an « ty ® wt Jeweki. Nec xemiat, Way Wright: G Elsenberg, = Fla St Johny, | Ada Burpo M Kowarski. Leo C White. Etta Martin. Weslev Ceney 1 OO! ‘hineider. ; RIND do > » HAS SRST Sew x Ke 50 titi 50 50 TAQ Laundry, BI. l'rench mar Ladies’ ’ sty eis ; 3. Stue ver 8948-52 AY. — ~e Merc. Co., Scharlott F Mlorissant 2235-4 Ano > Sts? Globe - Store and Office 700-6 F rankitn Leger. G. Fai 0 Ihe M. Wil liams T k re mi) M Ver ke ee : . Anna Per w itz 6 per a , eo A =| se 22. Sto + ( A. ©. Weiner . 1 . Faw ; woes mace ‘icke] wT om , FE. Rosner 1" : M. Stone Ver ike see Auput Johnson 1 hee 4 Ve bathed DHASI .$0 25 ‘ ~ — > wr, peepee. ; > ie i ! .? ? Sermo: (a> Oliwe, ———— | SI i Fr : S ' . ( has Da iwson 50 Bee . ~ Total -315 50 app, ) : o . mm Gran. ‘ 2 ' cm it... eee ou @ | Sia : - Chevrolet, Ss. Comnnait.. ; ’. A. Carrigan ; Blt - 0 mo Carren . | Pasee. : mi Grand BI. : ) J. Wheeler 00 -| Kroger Hui . McG : ( , pj »7 or gis . CS mS , : xy @ ae ae YY Ye j ‘ : . >? . ; * . ‘ - Price Ww aterhouse Total. os 6s i ., soe 50 | Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., 508 wien. | Liberty pap sn» Trust Bide. > o 7. & D 1 00 olas Bldg. y Sneln .... 1 00 2 we 2 an Ro} a’ a * — Blac “ken. . Wilson ird kaina Se} "outh Side 0D at et tp — oj Od ee OG, — ht Le Ane Hi: re > we n ait wt 'OrS0 ‘s Mi rod ly G. A. Dairi r W. Tucker ‘Thompson Jome Westinke Const. Co., 1918.21 way E ee xe a Con: ant. : F Rall- avs Mm oe ae A «) Langsdale. 50 wiwt & Ca. 1312-20 .* t rts s BS fh At 5 ~me ~« “\* ~ ] e Dt vicry ‘we ' ie | ~ + W oods *etrovie R Billingsby.. | McK Rogers . x 50 | j| Charles N. Broadway. A. ©. Moore L. MeClaid S. E. Levy. SN Ez. . ogy edford 1 09 ms Dog 4 — St. | Rob Whitaker us ld- : ae ee ; cldman x 224) | | Harry V anecil. 2600 man ...... 1 00 Total .....$9 25'Mr I idman. 5 Ww. a , RS 25 | Robert > te uke 25 J. M. Poh! roy Barret.. : 2% Ww / her ison ees) VY. A. Roberts BIA Johnson... | Effie G. W. Roberts Vv an Wour AY. : | Kate Kaplan 25 ~ ~ J. Kremmer Gibbons a neg eee ted John Sunder, 2859-61 N. Grand Bi. Silvis Zona ao 1 Kessler ; ae a. (wowiw it sneer r ljemyer. ttemann M undt . — ” a a a _— Rani Iisa oO 38 Enaton. luttre!] 1 fy CDP DP ees 5 — Reiby | M Hopkine... G R taspberry, Breurington nn - Pan alan « od 1S Ry +3 : on bo SE . “tratford o> 3 .} : : ‘ 7a) > FR M 10) : r i : . ‘ °. e = a n Louis Rent Mstato changwe, 100 Waitnowricht Blade 200 C. Hoppe ... } l GO 1 oo Tota] ee eeramhing ( sis WN. tit} lone ilotel, = wighth S* Pher- aT 73 $1 foi} | 4 So Pra iar retiie oe) Pony. 7 ~~ — — Ww -_ Pi sad ' ~* Briggam . a & om » ~ , Brevort wer ae 4 gate > Sst a twiewtwhiedy i (o., +. ‘ o>, * an a (i() ae $5 00 srd Poe ae 2 oe OS M3 Rade ‘i I i. re 4 te : ¥ } ee ie R & : i 5 “a4 co. of a Sane 7 Pe Oe ae D tar 4 * b) - > . 3 $ £ “ * a a os 4 : P : = - _* ~ a eget ine ty WMore-Jones 4930 Bross x nad Manchester =. GI ‘chert. Kelsker os —- _— iss . en Wi. . E. Rinber _.. Cochran Mdwent Be n Walsh .. Ps Bry as ia.$l (oscar Netsa! we se ee Ta. M. Brophy nmiller rn auna =m}! th = ash , innigan Y Jules Sussman ay AawOO... re oo oe - ce me Preisler. Scanlaw Douglas ee... .0F * o- Des 4st an - Second. \N, Darcer — chia | Bessie Barrett oc he ‘VYore | Mildred Brown St. Louis Fire 734-42 P. E. Nichaus.$ E. F. Lorreich 7. } Faw l am 2 oe 2dSNIIo ec Ss) nbrick euchteman lov. | OU 11 p Lorn fel } ve “8 4 me Llee, | TE Lou} Bk igr.. SOT e) hestnut. _Kalody : oe, ier t. s J : rie Trier , ; ’ , ] bi rie ao ’ © ee om Pies on 3] (}') C R rweder hburn rnoeck.d ee | Ilinie Co., o.. L409 Syndicate $8] On Tryst, 3 = gt oe Shoe ™ {)t) NI py) On = Seaman & Wright Tailoring 308 Victoria Bldg. ¥ d . & KE. Touzinsky, 5O otal $1.°S ‘ { Ver) ea ‘a . “e « M o> ee Wri: ‘ “ane Alois Starck Chem. Co., 1210-12 Syn. Py aeeene. . . ~ 5S Ey ‘ W.'J. Straska. ] diente ‘Frunt. WeoA Cz, +a -. : ae it a he es ce tt Chas. Og (iQ) 4” Silberstein, 17 Ne . tISIOS ~— Sis * ~ $91 f. _. (o., 400% e houtenn. Tiemann a Hilger. Mari rs) ¢q* ion 3 Wilsen., . Total hemo! i. ()¢) na Brow a SI cFlweg yh . i 7 ie : O00 : : ‘ea. , Be a¥i \ f DA : ——— 2 Se ce a J. Vi illace “o> s Si retein $1 00 2. a» : wey ‘ tern : weak! ri) ‘ : ; . a - +s ; re. = Oo , ‘ é, be ia ta) ae, JAnsSpan{fer ot a ve . : i } “an Pay c tal me £0 rus fim Lyn Wi Inber: ’ athaade . iT, undlac Co. S615 ) var mr ae Si , na A | | ej 1. Haber oe ee aha | 2 7 h & rg 5 N. By 6 BB. Sites OF, Total . 1 aL et . : ry 1 ° . i ‘ > ay ai ~ ora l : ner ee ukrog, see Page. 1.-K.-T. & Rin/Peanbtes De- - vk Polar Wave Ice and Fuel C fman 1 OO pet, Brondway. Olive 8st. :. | ‘ } Ph Reaetea) . 1 ON > Troell —_ $11 i, Waskh- a0 tate Wm Du fey J i. Williame fo “4 $2 75 10 CS ¢ ; Hudson per eet —AROT-TS A. Pele frei $0 ‘ r | Locust > | 4 {hi} “hristine 12 He a . Lucille Telegraph Co., St. aller Dannie Western Unton Asher rie Horn Thurman . ioe DPepnairtment—Traffic Diviston _— SO K al Aang 7 ON Cc hestnut $ , Biumer’s Food «& tore, ington. 00 ] Hott mann (if) ’ : ‘hmidt “Be 1212 ‘ Det ehmend. H. Hamelr nan Martin. $1 M. Fawcett » Martin | Ffirri}] _ VA I? je : t> A P J Sin $6 Joe K yser : ) Mark C., . F sails, irg m7 veinga ee Rontmnn's« ITesselbere. 1 A. E. Fleise her c tevioss on la 1 Finn SO OF — Wm Matt " P nvy T x) wed y on 317 75 | » Meehan Schuetta Harvester Co. 2612 M Sterrhoenfi} Brondwna v. F. Frendergood 50 W. S. Waltlang | Hart 5 Phy Wein. 0| J. An ox ital c¢. Auta Sales Co. 3514 Ena A Rh. H Rr Stetnbery Oo. 2d Floor Ride. mm. ‘arron. Havene rir rer ; Noronk © ~ > ” . dig oe | . 45. leer, . r ry - + . - ' ° ’ . 4 : . - ’ sa teal . rien. : en 6g \ el heuerman y i F Co.. 512 N. Matin. Cash. .., ] m an Mildred U Total crs ee ldr d ota oe wo G Police Devt. 208 g. Srmoir Kila White 25 Total Total Mede, 3 Ao) Masney-HMarris N. Mil. MacIntodh .§ PR. Nobtite » & } 7 : '. Siegfried & Sone. wi obs ¢ : a ro MP Hi Sarires . me | F right. > NM. Morgan. 25 J Grad 5 : Reulie Oh Ft War hes. $1 00 Joo Cramay eS ls ‘ ent 2 Meee ] Frank &@ 2 4 } nfeli lar . ’ . "| '} { oO ' ” by, Or .3 “s ae ° et ’ y ’ Ju br - P aPa : ai? 4 fotl Tota] el ss : " “ d ° i" : - , ; vial 5 T . eh i us ’ ithe y | ; “4 ’ ranz $5 0) ” — ‘ ; 1) : a gee ment: | Bee Hive Saleamen’s Club, rrest. | i (ran if la f - 3 me oOn N, Sey enth St. Stinger Ss] (}4) Ree; New) rf . ’ bi gi mee . ‘ Tr ieacdale Aclaidebia Lucas. 716 N. 4th St. g, ; i oe ‘o., Abe nk Pine M. Tacks Ty, mor ity o- (“lar - Tig Sn Ie ry 0 : Wave Ark. Ice Plant, No. 1 50 Honey Inspec. oa . Tota per} iroedsr PP an mr etn , iy biinison, ansas and Connecticne. [lee UW. be tor , — , - Schools, | Maan « i ate - oo. : : Pine ™ . i i Wi. Konaway = 80) Scout Master 50 Rota) “ge inattee ee of Mm o, George Low » Total 7” tr n ne ¥, e «> mr Total Y~ leon : oe Mevwer tint o.. Sth “th. Ma | Multiplex Display Fixture ¢ _¥ anvonder-. - ; “ i ° aniew Owe ir Mever $ 1.) N. Tent St. 7 owed see 33 ! ith st Schmitt I : } ron and Wire W orks, 2615. . T? , , — vv I rs . t 9 , and Mere, Sf. Korn ' “ofal 7? Kern; Loan N. Seventh rePa+n F e#) leo, Co., & HKinsetlin Cc offee and Spice >» SOO Chonutenu Ay. irm- Neagle $1 On NM irpniy eine Ww ave—RBranche en Md Memming \ K ar Satie s bs’ Rohe f Si I’ ene? . Of Sch ne vii ¢ vite | De Kalb KC 7 T Dorothy ae ta, $2 00 1212-20 «| \ Western 2 Plerce pe - ‘* Insp Co., rife, oO J i fl . ; itto yay ' = Polar Wave, Hranch X, 1987 & ¥ deventer Av. “a of Fimi) Lutf.e , 1112 Pine Heldhrink 3332 Ch 50 BE. Dresen NO Joe Gorhwe of John ( 0., | Harrw (> Ww | Werner Clerantine ana Dreting Co ; 4422 Olive ood OO RM Fry on Y, , Ww brink K 7to Kalthaler . |” Beagrie Jensen ... Noble .. a Mateon.. Tr. and Mre, Ni Prowm.... J. Sigoloff. 3 Hass een sinder ° eaes 41: Becreenholt 1 00 Total $23 x ecree Ueoltwald Rizany Rapony Mas hi no Son! oa | HR fare > aa nener. S FF Tr? : 59 Tom Callos Se) | Seecmneiaie. cameron P ; lad 0 McFarland adie 50 Soelhman Morvemann bitahet: * ———.. | D. Dickerson. a ] . i I l ! I I I l 1 ‘ Murohy John ?SerSasp Rob inson Total Tetal a .33. |B. Cesee .$10 OC | Mariorte Ferris A{ Chas. Hunter.

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eal ~~ , . : ‘ BS Lo al Fund Plumbers Laborers and DR. F. Leent SRI E- ston AY. v $11) Ed. Qualter > __ Tota) Standard Leather R > THe? ;? OPES Cc hydad 828 WN. $0 25 ] Aa M . - . Kr oN Otto ‘Zastrano’ - 5 - ae pies. . imer ash . oe : oe Diez _— R. Priese’ * 5 Total No. 4870. om 8. Johnson : a> _ Total : ; ig lend yay? 4208 Olive aa 7 ; list ‘ > Stanton $ Total ene, . Co., AND ~-$1 xe . Bldg. al Sonthern Ry. 9 Keety Che O. Kohler. $ Schmenheal a7 7 ~ ees beter 20 Sewn Total eee age 3 Si2t-a5 ae Hearring . fs BH Obe rmeyer. A Braden M A rme sto | W King, **istlingep, . marie Davis, _veliyn — J Garcia ' Angele” Ruth Soleyw A : ile Ww oods. Mary W! SH MSCS SS eee z myo why ag PS He IG Mai ape ae ote ets bad =. Jtw iwi s ac Wf OSL Cro Or gaGr st Grog" ects seas? * iw t¢ ** ed H Ohims wT he The mn ton I ‘rames. . } AT) ‘ ; nNroit d ' Det ‘hemindy Nw. » on | ae a be rt Pt _— EK) lis Total mx & Prevention Bureau. Pierre Bidg. — St. Lonis Fire 734-425 .™. S@ -do@rDDisdoi2s Ss Mov o Frixeo Hailrond, Friaco Bidg. ; “4 ~ vs im Buckley 2 ————— rT ; , Ke Mever tint Co. Sth fl. Martin Bian. Cras - _* : 7 > i , Terch a 4 ; j Aire. Norton } Cermain Polar Waste. Branch X, 1927 Ss deventer , Harflinger sé. ee a ee | yee teas a ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a oil HENRY A. DUPONT, APPROVAL OF HURLEY == | SENATOR, DIS AT 88 4 Succumbs Suddenly at Home in Wilmington, Del., Follow- ing Heart Attack. By the Associated Press. WILMINGTON, Del. Henry A. DuPont, Deo. Col. former ware, died unexpectedly this morn- ing at his home near Wilmington, as the result of a heart attack. He was 88 years old and was & cousin of the present Senator, T. Coleman DuPont. Col. DuPont served with distinction in the Civil War. For several years Col. Du Pent —- sad been devoting his tume chiefly to his farming interests at Winter- thur. near Wilmington, occasional- ly going to Washington where he also maintained a residence a month ago he was taken cold which confined him to his hed, but he felt much better the past two days. Shortly before 7 o'clock this morning he suffered a heart attack and died very there- after. His son Henry Pont and his daughter, Mrs Crowninshield, were at his b Funeral arrangements made. . Born Henry A. Melaware in to 1917. B= ‘le County, D: 8388 a grandson. of Eleuthere frenee du Pont de Nemours, a g€u! powder manutas anda ereat- vrandson of Pierre Samuel du Pont de Nemours, Irrench economist atatesman. who died in the Uni States in 1817 Graduated from the United *t Military Academy at West Point on May 6, 1861, at the head of his elass, young Du Pont sioned a Lieutenant in the army and served with throughout the Civil War being brevetted a Lieutenan t-Colonel for valorous services at the battle edar Creek, Va. was awarded a medal of “for gallantry with a SOO? EF. Du Mrancis B have peen 30. Pont 1838 *copresented 1905 News July du the Seirate from was born 1f Ss - : si *") law are. on July 30, TIIreT ates was commis- U ni - +4 . distinctic ant congressional honor and voluntary exposure to the enemy's | fire at a critical moment during this battle.’ Other engagements in fought were at Newmarket mont. Lexington. Lynchburg, Ber- ryville,; Winchester Mason's Creek and Halltown. He ®as at one in command of an artillery brigade in Gen. Crooks’ corps. Previously he had served acting Adjutant-General in charg: troops in New York harbor Quit the Army in 1875. He resigned from the army in i876. after having been in com- mand of Fortress Monroe and sev- eral other important military posts. He became president of general manager of the Wilmington & Northern Railroad in 1879, serving in that capacity for | Kingsland ) EVENING — TESTI- ° WONY MEETING at all the churches ( to 5 ? Lillian & Claxton ' | 2842 Pestalozr! “Second Presbyterian Church —. Av. and Westrninster Place.) JOHN W. a VON. Minister, SUTNDAY. “THE — AT, REFUGE" r. 418 Olive Street St. Leuis, M: Communion ae Bi er Mernories”’ Everyone Welcome te All Services. | All Men’ sFelt LY A T ed StTUS Dyeing and Cleaning Co Phone Nearest Branch NEW YEAR’S EVE CARNIVAL! 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ING, DECEMBER 31, 1926_ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - TANFORD, WITH TRICKY OFFENSE, IS FAVORED OVER ee FORMER p ee ee re } — = EE PAGE 8 . ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . FRIDAY EVEN : TEAMS ARE IN lll Health lol Roper | ates Coaching McGraw Expects Menace of “Pro” Football to Wellstons Pl » i VS LANDIS tO CONDITION FOR. eee Hornsby to Play Colleges Not as Great as Banner Tean WAS TOLD OF ' . + ~_ ¥ ° T | | ,. 4 t , 7 } } ) - Ps b ! ol, / NEW YEARS TILT | LOL Ad\ ‘sed r} to _ Out — OOT Jo Out His Contract | It Appeared a Year Ago | Soccer Fea ae t TEN CASES oo: Pee Oe Feemeaton 0] i a amatin - ae mal Giliicon Pomions Not | “Will Be S vised” if Rog- | | However, Schools Are Warned Against “Machinations of Un- Regular League Batt i, . fs oe ae | fter': gemma = gick f two months in| - e os : = = |. ‘ : . . , = e seriously sick for | &E ie eee ke SS: = |and where the eligibility rules | when the former manager of .-the | Summing up the situation, Ed- | selections also was voiced by the) Ae that " eee hee ee p see Taek 15 5 WE he ac od Clee be TS Sea ih wt OF Oty : a " a s gs Tythaneatga sage . Boy Se > “See, ———— r ’ a : oes om, Sh irginia M. A. e W. Dale | +g ‘ Make Disclosures if It’s Crimson Tide Exhibited a; His Graduation in June. |: & 2 Poy Placed at Virg By ein y: The leading Wollmeal Eto eD pee aes Ss %S ~ yp. : Bae se % A smo Cc tated Pr iors of the B | Tighter Defense vt 2. Rg. ; SEER agree med | Staff. , NEW YORK. “Dec. 31.——Intercollegiate football emerged almost | ? ricklayers ra an Open Hearing. ws | ie : “saa Sy oe Re Ww write to the (reas ——— ri ia . n an intercity ot x ; ow CHAPTER XXAiIill. oe oo wes fe ASL SS eg tee eine association at| NEW YORK, Vec. 31.—John Me |intact today from a critical examination of four days by officials, game last ‘| . Ay Ghee the Associated Press. y| ate ee Oe a RS si aac | second and featu ee - By “hi. 2} GRIDIRON ” Beka Reeetitend i eS | received any inquiries from Giants, said yesterday that ne be- Slight changes. to chech the} committee of five asked for reduc- | re game t the CHICAGO, Dec. 31.—The Chi , Stanford-Alabama Football ; | at gS ee eegeee 3 | schools or colleges in regard tO)| lieved Rogers Hornsby “ought to| shitting and huddling of some| tion of daily practice to two hours, sOle-Res : Game Direct From the Play- 7 By W. W. “Bill Roper. ¢ 2 See _ eed os B coaches for next fall. pans | ‘be satisfied” with the holdover} teams have been favored, but the | as now prevails in the Western | | at Sportsman's Park t morrew ; ‘ other ghost to sit at the banquet ‘ i) SS ; os . ‘ a : Ms > ¢ ° wou nN r : ‘ , + A ‘. : . . .@ . i . , ae 2, : ' ae P83 my mind that while general tone of the meetings has | Vonferenc and abolition of the/|ernoon. The Opener y board with the skeletons of the re itré . iflamma- Ee ae Sn aN as > > b 4s P. M.. St. Lows ° ollege I cont! seg paint very | hes ° epic. ees § | anywhere where I didn't think the Ww hich was assigned by the St. Louis game as reaching the highest level; Opposition to “glorification of the | lers. The firstec ) About Ss = ¢ | tory rheumatism an eae ° | Bie 7 eae 8 tgs: “Ss * | surroundings would be congenial | cardinals to the New York club | in gridiron history. |individual”’ in all-American team | ontest ts the bones of scandal. on b —_—. S| the college infirmary. Before I} &# % Ree | were not in accord with our own | f the | committee | There will b , tei oe ais | i ward K. Hall, chairman o 1e | committee. | eno ¢ . anon ous in the Tribune account, | Sulliva re T al KF a C se | ’ ‘ ‘ Pe —_ Sul y the Associated 1 lwhen I graduated from college. | | National Football Rules Committee | “Pro” Menace Smaller. the men of Brady out of but from his quoted remarks ap- | sidered : 3 ln ieee Stanford and! getting a job in some steel company | ‘mly convince ‘ay é ay 2 esn’t anticipate , , 4 a — | s a as . k ootball = coca oa Se es ees a days ago. He doesn't re wel pre wet PAGS = ee ts wre as ae to be eae second place, inasmuch as th banned,.from organized baseball a pun abama ; ‘ared ‘in perrec 4 ' 4 ‘AL Be question whether professional foot. Frisch and Ring for Hornsby, | are necessary, he said. American and national professional | a good chance of downing f . ‘ was quoted as saying. “In fact, ang ¢t The teams today were slated to /|°* owes z St | mendous sacrifices § east 10 cases where baseball play-| peg rounding out their intensive train- Of course, my sickness made this| brother and me to college. When sional team lacks and which the we would try to cut it, as he wili | responsible for this condition, he! ation. | White Banners, then ; : ers - were involved much WOr8e |» reg ing for the battle. |.* J abc | For Coach Wallace Wade's unde- walk in June and my doctor told; fully and finally decided to take; spirit which stands behind the in- base. or whether we would give complete forward pass penalty | versity of Chicago saw evils in the | the runner-up berth. fee | Their case is a joke.” | de conference champions, the tussle | other year at least This wasn’t! job and went back to Princéton|aid cannot get behind the other | always been that I will take up the | checking to some extent, at least, | concerning the team and conse-/ en his eleven, is making n anything about crooked world se-| iting Dixie institution has part ticipated | | | been unable to do any studying CWO months, at the end of which | ms wager feel and show the lack I anticipate no difficulty in mak- | noted the fact that smaller col-j| increased drinking at reunions, en- POE Rodriguez, a fine alf | The Series of 1917. when in the annual Rose’ Bow! game. | | during my sickness, so it was im-jtime I succeeded in passing all my |; OT 1. ing Hornsby satisfied to play with leges held their own in matches] couragement of betting and sur- as not played this on, “Could 1?” the Tribune reported | @% I @ behind when faced with what ap-/*xaminations in June and get my/ [I believe my college diploma Bad Back, but Good Backbone. and expressed the belief that the/ from a financial viewpours sondes ogegrh wenn a — oe hie levi id s, why) poins peared certain defeat, to triumph | Gearee. There was always more Orj| was the first one signed by the O MY way of thinking, the “All baseball trades are gambles | game as it now stands presents| ommended that players be limited turns, it will strengthen on 4 are digging up. o scores, Yitc ren ton, 20 to 19%. ,during the graduation week so I |'who .ad just-become president of ~ demand for courage and heart, | which took away a great deal of | for strategy.” schedules be reduced to four games I van Sa Up Games, ~ ask about that 1917 series?” Phil Stanford, with its characteristic | decided to £0 home: as soon as I} the university, and as I received and the new game, with no less de-| pie effectiveness at the hat and | Suggestions for several reforms yearly. n an effort to speed a ‘What do you know about refer ' fipryn: , ’ icita f i ¥ in > r val - aL. : . > . . . a? ‘ yic ry ; " Ss * hed ad ‘d > = pions of the coast, equipped with )//PMary 'four months ahead of the time of | T©auisite of lightning intelligence taking him in the hope that a win- | ing some of which has been pre-j| sity of Georgia asserted in a reply poe his referees: to permit — . Enough, he was quoted as an-/| Godd the best speed and most powerful! / spent the summer at the sea-|the graduation of the senior class. fail alike when the men are play-| tars rest’ will bring him back in| Viously approved by coaches and|that emphasis on a four-game | ve minutes ae swering. Ane 5 eS to ao | felt rather tired out after my ‘i all ie shape he was in 1926. 6 dnce " ) had. is favored to win. A tricky | better that I decided to try to get ai work at Princeton and my ei tangible hut more compelling “Then again there {fs the posst- was a recommendation to its mem-/ an eight-game schedule. If all of peepepdeet promaa no motte] and I am convinced the baseball! q KC : : ‘ber colleges that pre-season prac-| these charges were wigs % he said, | ™any players are on ee chiefs are sincere in this business.|q de ' ’ Soe | ee s. | With the Bell Telephone ¢ f :' | ao bai j : | : , tice be limited to a period ofthree | “we should abandon Warner's famous reverse, is pn ‘ Oo. OF as much as possible and stay away / to the athletic authorities at Prince. may have been due to his worrv wt Ami oe? . ° be Instr —_ ° . 1. % : é Sta} q a} ‘ \ : ) : x : " * i » | ‘ ucted to e. > ’ . boasted by the Stanford machine. ;, naa iphia. After IT had been|from a desk job. This was not as/ ton, I received a letter from them over the management of his club. | Weeks prior to the opening game.; But no one would think of doing have the t trouble before. They admitted they | 4 Scored 261 Points. sese a eaaogy of months I went | easy as it looked, and I tried with- | Stating that the Virginia Military It is no easy task to bring home Other recommendations by 4 ready to take the field imme tel mee wouldn't stand the gaff . Ose +} @ r ceto See ly mrorner i airt e1nrpenac far eee , . caqdemyv AT ay rf "4 ae c rin ¢ . “6 ¥ - | In the season recently closed, on to see my | her|out suceess for geveral weeks to Academy at Lexington, Va... had ' a winn: 1a close, tight race such | upon the completion oe the f£ “What's the use of talking now, | | Of the New York World Sport; ... ? a wee . . ee »s y ad yf York | rl ite _ | ia : KSD Will Broadcast the “MY 25 YEARS ON THE se ere oe re. aa nf Princeton and find out if he had|Graw, manager of the New | coaches and professors from all parts of the country. | | : THE ‘ Louis Soccer Leagyg: . cago Tribune today brought 4n- c h still to run a N ar f , senior year a re oe Sa Sik 3 ntract with still a year to r ' sf, ‘ing Field. It Will Start t = eeren OF my © 2 He 2 Bs, jj | haggle over salary, I would not go | ©° been one of satisfaction with the | use of motion pictures in coaching. bee the Raticang « 1919 baseball season, and pick over; Ww ( be: é: 0 : to start promptly at at The new specter at the table was! 4 ( sia | sett. _ frien gga 'was taken sick I had intended,| & 3 MER 3 | ideas at Princeton world's champions was so unex- | ik Se 2 ; age Vs = = &. . Cc a ; am ov ee Ree , ec , trade he Giants 12 ron os . | + — eed a, | & i, ORs oe, See 1 believed then, and | am more/pectedly traded to the © told the National Collegiate A. A-| The ‘‘menace” o1 professional! However, the real battle n igs parently was one of the pl®yers) nuan ‘and had made one or two trips to : football, provided it is played un- Heed” r s end running, more diversified | q but colleges were warned » 1919 wor! RB ' onflict here to,norrow whom | knew, with a view of vet- ,S8urp! ise d if Hornsby asks for 4 £0, ) co le £ S ¢ ing of games in the 1% 1° W rid were ow , ers vy neers ] y. Lowe » right the time and energy given to it. This | 4¢ times in the last 10 days, or since | ball than in any season before.’’| ers.” Moreover, the committee’s| have played as good socosy™ “I could tell a lot if I thought still that mythical title-——the national me a try. was to go right in the | losed se i es ; ball wit De a permanen- success. | wnrether Hornsby would continue | Defends Forwards Pass. leagues fo prohibiting clubs from 'lers, last year’s champions, ~ > {ve told Landis in the past of at) conteg , . raw eliosed, go through only light practices, | impossible. I could just about; I got home I! talked it over very | college or schoo] team has, is the | onty be called on to play second | maintained that the five-yard in- Prof. E. H. Wilkins of the Unt- | eleven will be the sole sccup than Cobb or Speaker have been. | again feated Alnbama va rsity, Southern re I would have to £o ¢€ asyVv for ane the dean’s advice. | rave up my etitutional eleven and does not /him more monev. Mv reply has “has had a wholesome influence in game. Dwelling on overexcitement i Ratican, in an effort to tre He was asked if he could tell, again will make the second time the;a very pleasant prospect ! had |where I studied very hard for about! 2¢gregation Plaver and _ specta- ‘matter at the proper time, and that | excessive use of the pass." He} quent neglect of academic work, to get Joe Rodriguez back} to q ries games. . | with ' , , lohama enme from | possible for me to take any final! examinations and got my degree . ‘ - Se ae rit ams of larger institutions! reptitious maintenance of players Ratican is confident that z ety hat av. His First Coaching Job. |the New York team. with te 8 5 ed « | him as replying, “if those fellows| WB "a ae ; over the University of Washing- less excitement around Princeton | Jate President Woodrow Wilson, | old game, with its imperative Hornsby had a bad hack last vear, | 22 almost unlimited opportunity] to two years’ competition and that | Weak spots of the ager 0m, don’t these baseball investigators) « thi s ; ¢ , . . - . - + a ° 2g ee ; . ' Slenn (Pop) Warner éleven, cham- | Could safely leave the college in-|my degree in February, which was mand for these, and the added] possibly some in the field. I am /| came out of the N. C. A. A. meet- Dr. S. V. Sanford of the Univer-|&ames, President Barker w : that?" the Tribune reporter asked. | ing ir ; ; 1c Jol rhic uccee > j ( } [Y : . at. . ‘ te y ’ : offense, the basis of which icg|jJOb, which J] gucceeded in doing advised me to keep. out-of-doors. A few days after I had written, bility that Hornsby’s poor showing he game,| @lso said that the officials ule They weren't when [| got intO} the é that * ' oe heduled to play the aeoond } had nothing on me, but at: Stanford amassed a total of 261 who was a sophomore and during | get something to do. Finally, the | Written asking them to recommend as last season. I know, for I have peers oy 9 shy mati,» ' F Pp battle. a8 | if all you get is the raspberry and . > — the COuUrS - 4 4 >] ve ’ ; ee on a Ee c - f iat yy 7 } ) ; ’ 6 | h | . “a : . 7 . rs points against nine foes, and was | Son frases oi _— eng called on! id: occurred to me, why not get a ftoothal concn one that they be n through them, and I didn’t be- 1 Racin Results | renc a ers “We have found that e baseball, to save its face, hushes scored upon for 79. A _ versatile | + the college. He urged|a coaching job. This would keep | Would be very glad to send them! gin to do it until I had been!) S ¢ | R trons do not mind the ol pu your story?” defense enabled Alabama to hold} °""' to come back and get my de-| me _ out-of-doors and pay me;‘hy name. I jumped with delight! through more vears of baseball | | ea i or i en much when there is action in 1, (Bree, Saying it could be arr: : ‘hen I received this rep! ‘hie ? a Landis Is “Out.” its opponents to but 20 points while Sassy ‘a be arranged) enough to support myself with | ™ . PeCesV eK is reply. This than Hornsby. The strain must | At Seminola. ‘field. However, they do notle the Crimson tide gathered 242. sie that IT would not have to attend | something left over. | was just the sort of place I would have been terrific. | Weather clear; track fast “Abo Ti H Sh d U | when there is delay. For nat nt a Eli Post got the most action in 0 met aa Asks Ab Posie | like to go to. In about a week |) “If Hornsby cares to come here! FIRST RACK-—Six furlongs: About lime . gees + son we will make aii effort tos to-reporters last night, so no com- fj neral’a Tr flons after a couple of FOC i tte ‘O1 at an all _~ 7 ; ge ) 2.20 2.20 | : the backfield general's position in song tuple of months of SKS out ositions. ot a letter from the graduate and talk ove: things with me TI will ft ge, ) ES 3. 400 2 40 Something on Courts,” lup the play. It also will ment was forthcoming from him the Stanford practice yesterday, | ° _—* anager asking me if I was open be glad to ao? wires. (nanan the second game to finish nS on this development in the scandal T was one thing to decide t see him. If he doesn't | | Miss Nancy (Banks). i ae 4.80 S B i cl. ‘4 444 om) a oO ¢ . ra (rary ‘ ‘ ; F = ‘ , ;- on — — ee P he $1] re . . . for an engagement, and if so he eare + On r} . maw Time, 1:151-5. Crudenas, Devonie, ays rugn 2 ia ”" “ . 4 nd if IS exper { d hié viil dire ct Decides to Return. coach and another to get a would come t Phila 1, Iphia —— aS L] a come, I W ill be re ady to j Enos Pierre Rhue and Lena R. also ran. | i light. 4 precipitated by Dutch Leonard 5 nf , ekirmie oarnine , , , , i ? vw ‘ che ‘ : iy nee tT} Then wre re oroae ‘ ' : va «i r ~ the opening skirmish against the vm ae congenial position. While foot-|the matter over with me. Th! a ee get to Sarasota, |; smpcOND RACE—Six furlongs: — Regular league games alse? charges that Ty Cobb, Tris Speak- (‘'rimson tide. Walker, Shinke y, ’ | I seemed fo me a shame no; to ball was popular in . b yeti ae tj TY) mn lis about NI . 4a Be. ; those days,/| meeting wa aren Inasmuch as he! Bell Cong (Hathaway). .13.20 10.00 6.40 scheduled for Sunday, with : er and Smokey Joe Wood had 9 ver . AV Ay | t j 4 VAS g “¢ re 2 T) ; eo git j Poulson. Harris. Swan Robesky, | get it if I could do so without ES oad i 4 S irranged and “ will ~ prea (Smith ni > ae 4.60 By the Associated Press. nothing like the present- | Ail } oy rl: *] } cae ‘ . 7 . , es uilt k oe aed : a oa mue} xt ry ) quickly came to terms, and 1 had a: . a oe base Only | Sam Landers (Ryan) 3.2 PARIS, Dec. 31.—Rene Lacoste, lers opposing the Wellstons fm . ~ eee OS hae eee MeCreery. livliend. Hoffman and 3 muedy te expense to my = day demand for coach It seemed ied pages ie spa shin mae ar ' aud hi: no responsibilitv other | rime—l Ak ° Maid Be iy Mei Dorantue ; ? the United ‘of the contests and the Rat wom Cleveland and Detroit Rorue likels wil finish out the mother who had already made “e he ere Ga eikee : : 7 I . . : a iti 6 . John Joseph, anay se 4 an. tennis ( hampion Or ae and W hite Ranners battling in Sept. 26, 1919. . ryt CPO P Red squad : > pets oe ne ‘hich I hope will be a winner, TI | SEMINOL A SC “SCRATC HES States and joint first-ranking | other. : Lahdis was equally uncommrunt- “Biff Hoffman, reversing artist al d B Fim~ w think he ought to be satisfied with | irs ri — aC ee" a eg Murray, | player of France with Jean Boros | Despite reports that Ribby § ' pe seer ms the 4 peacuees! = and Pass neaver, i throwing the dy if ~ . 1s present contract. Knowing | SECO ' a 7 Fif 4 . ; Duley - ~ ‘ r reg- i phy and John Cradock, . c seqa-aqoor conterence ad c era 0 0 Civic Leaders Two More Stars him, I will bé surprised if he asks Bad oe Ba Joe ampbell. " [ee oe = oA |had some grievance, the two | ) held with Frank Navin, president than he did during the re site ir A k d S | for more money simply be¢ause he | ae | terday’s ruling of the Tennis Feder- | 0.0). wan be on duty. i of the Detroit Tigers, who slippe1 niavine season, e ins inating much | ontro] Baschall | S e to erve dded 0 Card is brought to paseo: club.’’ At Havana. | btn is looking forward eagerly to | a fe 3 into town yesterday mornine, waa | ; ° A &B Tilden’s European inva- nics closeted with the commissioner ¢ of the lob: Hoffman also is kick- ; 7 { = clea: tance feed. | Big Bill a. 4 missioner for fing faster and farther and fills the | Bein C id d at Boxing Bouts: | REDS EXPECT TO PUT | Laem Pg 5" pee Bh grace | sion. } . bares AND C 48 - Me some time, and then departed, ao- F a i oe = dadat Sk > | longs Tilde is ‘coming to France og arently for home. triple threat bill almost to perfec- 4 By the Assoctated Press . 118 ee ~ © 2.5 Tilden iS ~~ | TO LAY NINE ¢ Pp tip va onsidere mated Pope For Silver Skates WINNER IN COLUMBUS | 5" sens .s}ccc5 7 Ey 14] arouna the end of next month and ES reatty fer pom 4 Pesca, a ee e (M ) 8-5 |} fis credited with the intention of DURING SPRING 7 Joe Wood, the three men ost | | \ 1 ! h i\ | By the Ass) re . d Pri : ‘ » siee iM yore } . eepest ‘secrecy surroundes the ‘IC leaders and- business } CINCINNATI, O lec. 31—Whilel* Pad ” Te D4 >sir Fancy. Retun ; . i i ( se eran iad “ , ¥ os ‘i W ae as im .Ue. I ge +9 Fangs Ball. ren competing in the Piveria tourna- | Specta 1 to the Post-Dienatch. z vitally affected hy the lat: aft i i \ i mre na ses O11 nb is c¢ ub he n ‘ Tr) Lo . é i . aii - Holmes again took the fleld and | troduce Bill in Congress fo serve as judges of boxing than that of a member of a team |‘ ball lower and faster. critics sa — “Ww entore VA ork oft Alabama. “Sherlock” | Representative Kelly Ma In- men were asked Vy gt rdav e 7" ~ i y resis, Unless Weather Gun W ar mer, of the American Association will be Dougherty, Antimony also ran / ments, the French hardcourt NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—The | charges of baseball dishonesty. | , Te ‘ ba natasha Te eye SECON RACR—Five and one-half) 4 s in May | world’ aries lz pread 0% m . expects to play the pivot station. | . Matches | in Chicago and else- Annual Event Will Be Held: neal to devetop the capital city non | ‘tos hampionshipe At Oy. Cloud in May | world's series lset fan ? panned fe eet in a general, ne Much time was spent in kicking | Next Week. where in Illinois, in’ letters sent . > {a winning team \ugust Hermann, | splinter ardy) . 6-5 5 1-5) and the British champfonships at seven games, East and West @ cret conference with their attor- | : Ice Firm Today. presid« nt of the Cincinnati Reds] F! - liane (Jackson)... ene l | Wimbledon in June. little world’s series. ee neys. James O. Murfin, University observers on the outside of the out by John Righeimer, chair- | , 17 rn oun ig t} n n f hi rYv ITV} 2 : : t t f M i h 5 ' . : . 1e Ss ita ‘ ; IS ™ gst" va ee y ri » , 4 kK » ‘res = a . a. ,’ . . locked-up stadium watching the man of the State Athletic Com- ?, oh ate | offer ries oti inten — tn ne . a ow yay 5 Oe : og We will try “e make it intere ‘will spread over nine games) oO ichigan regent, who represer.ts | | By the Associated Presa mission | oie See By ite Time—1:06 4-5. Kalakua, Sky Flight ling for Big Bill,” said Lacoste. “I! _, . , Cobb, said the conference might balls spiraling high above the rim | oem — Geng eayscens | 7” i principal owner Thomas Wilson. of | Little Blaze, Myrrh and Alvorez also! “4 ‘ginning in Florida and coverl of the how! WASHINGTON, Dec. 381 ~—={ “Fr On - starting Jan. 1, the commis. . lwo more Chicago Skating Stars (hicage io ar i: feel certain he will be a tougher | ¢ f Dixte up as far as last two or three days. hander ' 3 Se a ae 27 | lot more of tle tion of a Federal baseball comm} sign will substitute the Judge > have been added to the list of per-iery rule of the Ameri ‘an Agsocia og ; nut to crack in 1927 than he was in eure . ‘ is Since Cobb and Speaker have “ - ~~ . ~~ ” I i ‘ ‘ ee re ¢ nisg- , e . e : nai } a. ‘ ‘ aA Pr titadl J oc] sa "a - . , ~ ttn . - _ : = , system for the plan of having (/'ormers for the annual siiver;tion and that he would endeavor HAVANA SCRATCHES. 1926, and I wouldn't be surprised | Ville. Tenn. _ 3 placed their case in attorneys’ : ); S10ON lay ) vr Ree 7 yYraac | ( > *1e « > ‘ , ’ : ” — “em aboesiatin vel —_— . > "ali uz- = , , i 4 , , Probable Lineups. ( may be proposed in Congress |‘ the referee as sole authority and }/SKates Ice Carnival to be held in|to give Columbus a winning team. ‘Gititer Vortec, | am ee. Se if he trimmed us all here this sum- The Yankees announced hands, they have refused to com- . , ) ' I . o as - 2 iltter 7Oiad, Nel os aii ait ‘ *") ames > 4 ; ‘ei aga ms of a thrown rame between Cleve-| / boxing cectsions unless they dif- ) Hill in F orest Park Sunday after- se ~oha American A ssociation. ced s, ave yah L ae ttie Jacques Bruenon somewhat sar- "1 games The Peay ing t Cobb would not even discues the : ‘ . , 4 | > i y ran¢ »* , , ,? ’ ‘ Ln , te ; j » ey fe | =) > Thi a : “- ; se ’ ins Ss TT s , Ss) , k ‘ ose. Al AR AVIA lan a a nd Detroit of t} 4 ‘ a . \ fer, necessitating a vote of the > | noon, Wie athe }* rmitting. | . jn “ { d hief . It - true that Tenens Dan zi: + Ty ule, In The Bag. Kemal. castically r ‘marked: It QS about ,dinal Ww. 3 rm 2 e pos tee tn statement of Fred Weat. Detroit “~ Bes... of enone : oo a referee. Joseph Forshaw, chairman of! eapect the ownership of the | Master Bluet Northwave. as. — time Tilden showed us something American agus ne ball park attendant, who placed oulson..... ‘ “ 4a c* 1 ar 7 - _ - : . i " : , As, = a Ei ras “2s ie ‘ 2 ig va 4 & tse 7 5% tc 4 > ‘ Se Z ‘ - 4 os 4% “ eo . ) ce t bak, 4 ; > a os : - F ‘ > Bi * 4 i —— vs 20 ~ . wey . ch Pi i ee & vie a > : r ¥ eee 4 ns 7 y 3 ? ‘ 1 eee 2 - baa ‘ * 6 — w . K~« “~ se > . es Bi ge Oe. Py e ei J - fe = pay. &-y " 9 » a ees s § 6 . .. ¥ ‘ >» i ‘ tet . £ ee 3a # : s ¥ z , . eee ¢ 3 . = : 4 - % Ft ; _ “s : Bob: - tA te ; gt. | / ¢ ; ej > a 3 *s toe ; 4 > B . r ee a g ; - ~ ™ é | ; ¥ > \ ¥ * « | interested himself in the cases of |? * Fy Bt Oe eae emit ted , ‘ pf r } rs) . Caldwell | Leonard, former Detroit pitcher, as Yee ee nie. ay WIGAGG. b Age 1} ~~ ange es ; viera Club managers are rubbing ing camp of the Card : ” yg wage ea no | having been involved in the throw ction s ee _. in ‘ sonh g Price senna a rs seine egy é 4 —_ SO | their hands in glee at the thought’! March 26. Two days latema to-say ee ete ge Pern! pee: Tunney Waitin ‘ing of the game, said today he was ae ae aan ite as Sunday. ‘ast) Northwestern talweoniins greys Meer POMPANO SCRATCHES. of the crowds his presence will at- | will be a return game at . membership — pepo ‘ state 4 | yh : e Diidin Ormation may be had by football Rieti Ry the Associated Press. tract. 'tersburg, Fla., on the Yankegeiat missioner Landis. President Nav'n, F B |considering such a move. * Sh A laitiad } calling Hlland 0729, after 10 a hdl proce Maar ere uke All horses moO. di ‘Ing grounds, and then the Yaa Csabb, Speaker, Wood, Leonard and | For Best Offer) me rennssivania representative | With park superintendent Strehte.| “"Thistiethwaite made his’ deciston | New Orl Has 26 Hockey Scars. | “il! break camp, They Say even Risters. __ ei we ° Forshaw will give the ice a final! atte three I aS a fay eo At New eans. | |side trip to Palm Beach au | confe rreqd with Senator Capper, Re- A t v inspection hefore fe o'clock | ' PK nsideration oO! : : i — nak fast By the Aseociated Press. Friday, April 1, will face > Principals Genter Tomorrow. fpr apa pragng press | publican, Kansas, but said after- sser S lerce | The carnival ; i] ra , r ive offers from other uni- Weathe Brcragge rec ines: NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Football|dinals again at Jacksonvi e, ateathe Pow -Miapatch NEW YORK, Dec 3] “Gere | ward that no definite de ae abe as —— . Petes pap on + Pagina ER a ge “e qe = . eee ee oe. r: wh 43 ch). 14.80 620 4.20}has nothing on professional hockey Then will follow games at Sar CLEVELA’Y TD, O., Dec. 30.- “Ay Tunney hastened to answer the ‘to ieee uf procébute had ¢s ; j ; , eperasi ain “ele e : ipa Se ! ee Wien sonic: 4 Phar eg ec Pui 3.80 : + for injuries. Chink Johnson of the nah on April 2, Montgomery @ rhowdown in aeshall s latest scan- : F. Aigitd bf) l ‘ ‘ ATL Abit sa’ t : l a . ‘s iif ‘ is "¢ } dol & See Sx a seve ‘ ' , 4 1. > . . eh, eantiwv } ryt a ‘ 3 , > ¢ | call of the stage again today with | reached Senator Capper sai e National Collegiate Body With- | between the Chicago A. C ' a for. Will be decided when the new con- | ‘im [14 34 Lavtgne, . Passport oh ol bene Bere gt esa ootane As atk Cuseenee aa 1 ¢ Sal wee Sake piace tn penn mire , a “very Hiberal offer’ from Pro-| WS not preparing any is wasn draws From U. S. Olympic i'midable amateur squad, and a ‘T® fe is drawn up at Evanston next | Gre a a pp senna — hockey league match has revealed | Nashville on April 7. By 2. 7 Squat Pod ee per "‘Sreaeanll te moter Hlumbert J. Fugazyv to de- ‘legislation and that a movement As ° ti group of former. collegians ween ew aeons ra atte ‘st Hill, Ju: nita,| scars of 26 wounds inflicted on the the spring championship tyrus Cobb, ea ited toda ' rt fend his heavyweight champion- | f° the creation of a Federal com- — ‘here, headed by Jack Lien? it was announc tee Thistlethw ait “ present co ee . HMISLICTNWAITE sent ontract field. ; an we” ee tty ~~ : rt , Se ee a ay ' ‘i Jane C., Tiel slippery battlefield be pretty well decided. : - by —— Ber: mes ‘; expiring in June, was on a siiding | cocennssniiilgioainiidina a W. H. Boyd, counsel for Tris | Ship here next fall under consid-{|™!SSion should originate tn the | The visiting team will b= made up! scale ss : a oe : ! ie, calling for $7000 in 1922. with Be eration. baseball world By the Associated Press. |of former Canadian eo ‘g2 pley-! inerease me er ae . NE W ORLE ANS SCRATCHES re Speaker. ; NEW oo ee | : 4 bin increases until if reached $i ~~ ‘ : a : Pate he stir ies 3 ros 3 “Speaker and I will leave here at ' Leaving for St. Toute to res » | Althougrh the whole ronporitio ‘ 4 YO CK, Dec. 31.——A policy (ers and one Notre Dame |: “wr. | last vear The University , Tey: . po nN . a? att j : S&ume | : : } : RitTion : ; es es “ j a i il eT of exas ( “ao . N } ry (Critic al s Mo. >. a | a m Friday and upon our ar- his vaudeville tour after a confer-/|i5 In a tentative state, Mr. Kelly Ont) assive resistance” to al- Fancy skating exhihitions and| was bidding for: Thistlethwaite’s ” x Aur Win a. oo oF me Pa ri 1 in Detroit go into immediate. . ’ is , : ered contr nerica’s articl nen’ ; ,en’ ats : | aarvicea * we lyn. ourth ndian Soir a +a d . " ; va ence with Fugazy. Tunnev sald he |S8/d he had in mind a commission “?"' fr America’s particl-; men’s and women’s city champion- | oer Vee owe: #13) y i , Aa eal yj si itt ' ‘ 4 : é > Jo 2 W od. | | es aie : : pen sigan oe Bae aye ae “ | s! y ) ¥ eonference with Cobb, Jor or would make no decision until he Fappointed hv fh res] ; »? th: } ‘ Li; - ‘ ‘ Oly nipi Trie et ship races wiill he Li1e Of her 1YN = | esis “ : A : Murtin and others.”’ Royd told "ott ~ —— r ' woul ‘xercise lice Dy the A. « . has been decided! portant features. ign scr ~ T "AN 7 ‘HES Aree - : e as heard from othe: matchmakers. would exercise license rvision = + . ‘ ; ‘ ‘i eal : A Se ag higa school unne ] ef TIJTANA SC re neareny - « , ee ternational News Service. sar _ a _ . 7 : % ; yer . ae nae een I} »' rne WALIONAI CO iegi ate ‘e av ani 9 number of snecial “re - 7. Seth "nodie Mont- | 7 PERS There are only two leading pro- | OVer Players and teams niniheee on, Esther Clark, Great . . = : » “Tl say nothing more at this ; 7 ‘ ; “Ate? th ee ee = Athietic Association, which has fol-| event ill conclude the rogr: pai pat ay seta . re Near ; em moters in tho Fast,” he said, evi. /¢ated that the facts in connection | Athletic Association, which has f¢ — nn ous Today 22 ne sbi eet, ase ccwander | Sy REM time, but when that conference is dently referring to Tex Rickara With th ‘hargwes again obb an: Ps alien SERS, ap 7 ational | . oO ay |» ae TH we mee 2 = anon Sern, : t = ; sc, ) : ‘ . ate’ Giovani wheter f ve e will know what action Mederation it Former NII a PG Face ae oe : / Si See ow = on ae - a }| Boxer Dies. wii 2 ate ‘ ealot aA" ey al Bat Nancy ~ ~ any eo i any, is to he taken legally ta ; American | in t. Fourth rare—, Gone th race el [*, “ ; Oc] ~ re , . . eo rem . : a | ) lation ae SEUNG, Press. | Champion Coming for Week’s - s~ ep Stakes. Sixth ra —Flerey Rose $6 = Clear these men's names of the | Although Tunney rsaid he didn’: earings on his basebal! mMmie- SBUNG, Pa., Cc. “Dom » Mont Seventh r -Relle K.. Matinee ge stigma cast upon them by Commis- . € See, : ‘ W477 : Nevertheless " ic _o P — yo iyhic k VWec af ‘Try fa Nous itteh Eng ement t J cal ' ig? Sagan re Rreey hie (34 l. uu‘ . Sher » 4 ~ mn ; care who would be selected to “On Oli oe ; ~ ete AVYW teht > pr ag a Tystal B Pichth rae ic ime _~- as sioner Landis’ edict. - , . v , ir ‘ . ‘ ier. a y i i , - ? boxer iT) le 1; Y - 4 J i } 4 : : ‘ : ‘ . ‘s % meet him, Fugazy has had = Jack Senator Capper sa he had : PAS ite a OSOTS! FAME Sutet T ad been Se a a Ee ee ee ae » Sullivan, whom he once Movie Theater. fen OE ee 3 SENBER —— SUT Melaney of Rridgeport, Conn., -in informed that a petition. oricinat-.. «..+ can. . a ae ab a. | eee, med hive last night. He ee Hotel Melbo ur ne £ no G's mind forthe match. Tex Rickard, }ing in Cleveland was h ine circu-|, aa ¢ tether " | Rigs ‘ vs ng Hey | = t many of the leadin uelliste ‘i ‘MARATHON RACE HAS \ 4 a NOW who has most of the other leading lated, suggesting a Federal ved in its effo: erpetuate it®/of his time during his I Tunney, heavyweight) 95 ATHLETES ENTERED DANCING :: FAVORS :: ENTERTAINMENT “a WITH GRAHAM and Fugazy, “and I am after the | "Ppeaker could be invest! best offer.”’ the committee assigned (7,ehe biti Be . , , ‘ ‘i ti . } -” S$) =f ae f ‘ . 1? } eeala } ‘ imat oo o' - “he a A : eas 5 oe ‘ i eg * . ree : : : : J i contendere tied to contracts, had mission | “i ot 3 it Lt nt defeatin nay Alite} il. by * 7) - champion, oS due to arrive ivy St. | Ki ; ‘ . , | ‘ BOOKED FOR FEB. 4 faranyc Spor Wescripving as ‘un-| glish ch: ion, in wWreronr ee Twenty-five runners are enteres td no conference with the champion. aa sc . ane’ , =, Ecaragt . wl & tou ind | Louis iate this afternoon to fullfl! $7 Per Cover ; ; By the Associate! Prew, Be é baat a at €4 iy ai ait} mils iid a | 1 ’ mf i I . il i . ‘ = : 1 t ~ oT! rit » “| \ : Tr ' e) ae 'SARAZEN LEADS IN aoe catia: 8 | chanet : a - . week's vaudeville engagemen , | CE AS Maren) 3 NEW YORK, Dec. 31—Charley 4 OLit na become ipletely | Changing punch ‘ith Sulliva a1 * . yauade © engagement ati . ees Or > , , CONCORDIA TURNERS TO ire ize ‘ reauirs _ ; : , ly vear later in ‘incinn: ’ : Nn . oew's State Theat r He left sel rno! t rY he Edwardsville court- | Music by Max Goldman’ s chestra ? (Phib) Rosenberg # bantam title MIAM | iret) letes| Year later in ; t- | Loew's St : See cae ce | | eit MEET MORRISONVILLE. py oie cccociatee ww —— EVENT | nould sign registration car is and sta Meg ue Seed SS years, spent ie Crs yemereey Sitorneen Pagers: oe 3 a Dinner from 10:30 O’Clock 4 ‘ 4 ees eS ean ae | - , . . 4 3, ‘ ,* " ‘ is ay as | fins ir . : ne 19 TY Ion’s eal, — , ice omorre atternoon, eftartin wwe * . “The Concordia Turnerea will play MT! AM) Fle = ‘sentatives of fraternal organiza- | ibe made shortly after 1 o'clock at | eee) Oe EE ; — a the champion more time for train-— Turner Wall, Thirteenth and Ar- , tournament which opened here yes . Mercer of' Swarthmore, a com- MEET ON FEB. 1 P tions of which he ts a member will | the starting point — ine. renal atreets The Morrisonville terday Harry Hampton, Memphts netitor, said tnere was on much | By the Associated Pres scort Tunney to the City Hall | Tower A. C. of St. Louts heads | »-.-- : Mea Se ee team runers-up in the National In-/and Laurie Ayton *hicag eT aan eee a P Neprigagtee © Se oe ” where he will be officially greeted | the entry list. Harold Sheedy, win- Gardini to Meet Barton. deor Tournament, willl meet ai next, tled with 146 3 os PRES among the athletes” as NEW YORK, Dec. 30.—Eddie Ro) ’ whe " i 17 } ae . 4 4 1H- by Mi: ivor Mi 1] ner of the Tuberculosi« mar ( strong combination in the © a se a . Sas ; ) ' agrunkenness.., after erts of Tacoma, Wash. wi?! have. 7 | — al arathon The preliminary program for next Ke be onorida | Strong winds affected lavin te a ieee . ‘ ae The first stage appearance of the during the pas baseball season. w hine, which w ' 2 lad finished participation in, more than a month to train ' ednesday's wrestiing show at the. wen the champlonship and seores ran high 7 I in the | weil] an high, 20 | ~ champion \ 4 . saat | Will run under the colors of this | of the Turner Leamue players hav a ek Mains ea + th r p icular events Kast for his ,eturn welterweight Pion will ? at the 9 o’cloc Kk | ! Coliseum was completed yesterday y.T 1 " nization tjarneyv MeCarthy has » , , ‘ : . : tle 40}; _ i a yerformance tonicht. heran tte rRAaANISA i ney 4 arciny a e iz . 7. Gauer will pitch for Morrison. | Frank Rall. } st Rawtie pgs A. A. represents some! bat le M ith J é Dundee of Balti. |! ag a : nig ae The reafte Yl stew enbhoed aauee prerepicah ne Cleaned and Pressed Over ' E When Packs signed Renato ‘(ur Ville while J. Hofmann and Il. Men- | come to Americ: YAR HN eee F colleges and universities. Rut | ! “tor Tex Rickard. has fixed Fo} z ra Ww i? will be seen four | Kast St. Louis Kutiebes o4 Catan | a 7 dint, Tealian heavyweight, to oppose | 4 for the conflict and Roberts {ss mes 9 day. His act consists of al. . — . Ernest Barton of San Antonio, Tex. Me will divide the } =e 2 sonore for Con-j| do better than 154 in hi : exercises Ho specific , | wf “en | i + ’ , a= Wail be rey esent a an mm - ranch ” 7 . i‘ xpected to begin training in New !short talk followed by a round of her of at rr = ae A BUR Dyeing and Cleaning Ca Phone Nearest B geo 4 im @ one-fall match. eordia ° American open. Lheir activitics y . let bil . a. We ‘ . . . os Com . rk tomorrow, sparring with his partner. tached a |

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iid . q ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | _FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 3]. 1926 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH- _ PAGE ALABAMA} FORMER PLAYER HINTS 1917 7 SERIES WAS CROOKED AND OFFERS TO TALK atten —- ==> aancneneeenn pines ee ee a rm —- ae i -_ _— - - ~on - - - — —— - - LE SRT ee A _ — —_ ne er = eee es > Wellstons PI Play - USAYS LANDIS Owen Sallinhn:t Inable Tomorrows 9 === qT. Risherg Agress "St. Louis U. to : omorrow s =9 A ig . ra Teamin F WAS TOLD OF => Leave His Bed for — besa sss RAY ga Fo Tel Landis Meet Vanderbilt >» soccer F eature C ACES, peaan Sipe: 7% 39) ~What He Knows Tomorrow Night TEN W eek After Knockout wn ceennnner @OLUMN a 'y le bow at a local theater to- now going forward and that the Crooked world’s series of 1919, t0-) pine ‘The visitors will show one © lis cy ccer : . - ; yO: be ~ ve OE ; : rhis tle d , lin I D : Oe co i ao aa . » te ‘ . is +4 . , . er league Couble-header > cago Tribune today brought an- vg lea | ight -o-mile limit rule have been cay a eonggreriptregyrepvensisiiipesnags ss: the strongest squads Vanderbilt has “portsman'’s Park 3 By Joseph B. Choynski. 4 a a , | : ae 14 a wiped out can be credited to one (Challenge to tell the secrets of ‘eral vears as Coach Cody Th tomorrow afte @ other ghost to sit at the banquet! Res See ae ces ) be Gade omar omg oe emeegn 4 ney won te = man, Stephen M. Wi: gner presi crookedness in the sport oe anid “e a long building = 6 opener a , ate ‘ . he | . “hR ae Bre ae Boe te adatecowmin gs ~ ae wt APG Asetese . 3% a 4 mnietaly ee : ping t : , .} is now realizing on ‘ ” a oe r sti will bring to-« a Z board with the skele ons of th | CHAPTER & se e es x vi ay ‘ , e . 3 . : sh pani 2 | BriG 19% elk ‘ | hi cA; UN wa Oili pir té is dent oft the Board of Lducation. Risberg. wiring from Roc hester, up process efter several seasons o? Bs vf ans and Ben Mil. = + 33819 base ba]! season, a! nd pic k OVE 2 TEN SULLIVAN was not Ke = S, es 2 a a : eee ; Ge ™ ’ l ULL) ic fans. These are What more sultabie then than Minn. advised Landis that he radical eligib hitv changes. Lne first contest is schedt Me. the bones of scandal. oni ~f y vantic p ro! port Ions g B.¢- ; Pacts Se me i > , . : ans Olds I : ss sj hi rath disappoint d Lo find tne to Cc ill this new mile-stone in — a to hicago te teres Vanderbilt hos been playing in the prompt ly at 7 a . MES AORE ES EE ME ; % Bis a leh Sch . sone san, as he could arrange to ieave ” aici - tha a week and a aap 1:45 o'clock ‘ The new specter at i “ag sie al / 2 Py ere 105 hampion is not a rushing, aS npr mrcewid, wae farm. Risberg spends the winters Norte See eae } a a impressively ul be no chance to pull | in the Tribune account, sat nd Co pa , . oey a ee ; ckless, head-long plunger with | Stadium fi Rochester Se ne es aan en of R a : anony mous n t a4 ‘ re liva n in J ; 1] ids was con- coe : x . f i } i e% ~ f I é eine . mnt : > > * on a iarm nea©r oO o> in beating Marquette at Milwaukee. racy out of the lead, a but from his quoted remarks ap-' ..4, red “balmy.” knocked Su! a Sees " % agree 84 pepsi Si “5 ine, eae agg: Ouch! M Sore Li ' The former “Black Sox” infielder 199 to 15 A group of tall men, the cer : i, Sa ; meinen Jae , : “y : 2 “ourth race, $5000 added th Ne ment of dash iS wanting in Tun- . . announce ‘ sain . the real battle now isfep § parently was one of the players| yuan out he first round | & Pens Hat pelts " Peejehie set : i saatean oA wali é y , Pp had announced that he had a lot Vanderbilt squad locks a tight de- y c Ms ie ‘ : i ite ‘ry ‘ —_ idea si : place, inasmuch as the Rat. | banned,from organize baseball; , punch to the ribs. He ( ; | ; : i) nth ait ov ougitnsi : se ve owe ( RACKED Ups are grinning of “inside information” that would ‘fense about the opposition, specia!- ;, it Nd Slip Ls Shas 1 and canniness ; oubtiess very ; , - . ed _ Millers and White B ™ after the uproar ov« he tnro he earried from the rin; Me os etn Poe Men Pvt ” . oe te proper place | ed. with four citie ~ scrapping as attmecaumitiaiiada | a : x H hot noe naskete Banners, then Rati 3 © ers were involved muc} ars cae Se as ies ee oe es aaa Gon Daniel entry Peter eter and in the sun | to which would be awarded the | : Bo Wi ring this year. e sno . e sole at ae han Cobt or elias ; Ni : , ae ice wm , . ; sa 3 il : oe er six-club circuit. By the Associated Trees. ter is the keystone of the team. . iat ener a “ on - — ft oecere Saar — — ¢ yee. | Purse, 4-year-olds end up, one mile and gu “ee a Major league baseball owners BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, Dec.; Any five in the squad of 20 or an eftort to strength. 5 He was asked ne couis L@4 against the feree’s uling prohib- : a hg 6 . seventy yards: as applied to present day ring 2 as : 21.—Julio Mocorroa of Argentina | more may start for St. Louis. is making an eff : anything about crooked world S€- | itin om “ tinge’ Codd: Be a oe ¢ Irtoor 110 Huntemar erformance, will remain almost can afford to smile. f Suro her- | ] 2 ¢ Or ; , gente pegebete plies vis, Sele 41 @ = : ' 113 Prince Ronald '..1( an ae Men who might hazard tho | 2eteated the a “Squinty” Hunter, new coach, has Joe Rodriguez back into har- = ries games. Hes ms houlders and bor : ens a She om ae ‘\. | eas great a misnomer as “Prohi- | Pegi ney netptis weight champion, Antonio Ruinz of | ? wees : ey ; yur , John T. 1 : $10,000,000 or more needed toa been looking them over for some Rodrig: eZ A fine h - 3 ~ - ; 7 : ; e - ht Oe Rer ‘PN + ition Sp; y . 3 I af ht Te ao alfb 3 Se whe hoaday «c i Aa; rith ne; } ; ; Beneficen ition. Spain, on points in a har oug is not played this season q a ee a Aucke : * ES | , | tatigan ts confident that he wie ee Could I the Tribun sported | + ss —" allies ” : , comparatively cheap Federal [in the early rounds and piled up @/ ‘The probable lineups: reer Eyerongead ome 7 4 eis em oid . : say 3 to tel) about it. I thin it wk — ae Fr ee , | °P; role iI 10% M pon Meise ie 10 HBDRE are few boxers today. League is stil] fresh in the pub- ig a but injured a hand toward | Vanderbilt Pos. St. Louts VU. Spots of the aggregation e 3 don’t these basebal] investiga ‘ fond ei ’ oo sisi ee Maes MOk CHOYNSKAL. | ex; + \; tos pigeons a | ne The science of defense today lic mind. With costs and sal- | the finish. awe ese | ~o--le F. ....8totager ; : , ' we ave ) hird time, two year iter at | Canister ’ lle : aries high up in the clouds, the | Bridges........R. F. ......Pope ——_—$s = Li i 4 : ‘ . id I i 4-17 is . oe i ~ - ai 0 ‘ sit ; ~. ’ “4 Joe na es | 7 — ‘Aan es ave ‘ adi At f Ten A ly _— . the lea ifue, ahd they stan i it would do any g& age this } li : r Jard. asked tor a return matc chance of downing the Mii. @ was quoted as saying. “im fact,;| an the Barrier Champion con- ‘“i¢ i ; " j does not belong this 4 5 4 } . rT). ré ni ind ne-sixteent?> Will Speed U0 G , that 1017 aun . ge oe cme has fallen to the low ebt of . ere a0 you know about| pusdeiphia_with an American sieaniin ale. lek “chai Be 9 popes seamen agi ot sums required today to open | Bugch Sells His = a. ae hei al dl ane R: —- p a 7 at ( oi Vou ‘4 ’ ‘ ere , "p> } mM A are dq 3 f tesesiniath in an Exhibition. ‘ , 3 ° me ee v V" re . . : . © i Eiove-RTadvving ‘ nd clings hing. shop with enough big leaguers ' I. Ga. “*-* . Walsh residen arker will in- @ that?’ the Tribune reporter R. G. Haverkamp eee ; . ins in si ro. iS } rn niest , AST nublic ¢ earant in ravi tar re Tu r showed } his various | to complete six clubs, would be | i rees to permit but @ “Enough;” he was quoted as an-| Goddard did not lay a glove on Y LA oe os k ance | Pour Sixty the ti 112) eee nan | ateamering | acing a e Referee—-Kamp. Starting time~ intermission be w . a j “Any wil] $3} in Ahn ‘ 2 ; . ioe i 4 AUS LTaAiII . ae 1 T} I bl. gh l¢ 4 4 aligit ifn US ‘abi Ly to think out 118 . as ‘ i i o'clock. tween © ae Swersng. And { , ' ake Despite my two defeats by Go bou ith Steve onnell, a aN ,etr } : ’ > . i ; ; - cas igen a. wouldn't s ee the ga ff. NE. day in Iboun vas eit pe ae eee tenn etal in- germ He ESS Sic ees See a toe Then won their next | : de HE Amateur Athletic Union ae . wad ‘ ‘championships here tomorrow ere ists La " se y +’ + ca CH 1 + = oe et ® the use of talking no pa pe house to have America is again in the | lef Uncas, Wish-Ton-Wish and | expected to provide brilliant oom- ™ if all you get is the raspberry ? sudden] heard feart , oe he was tired AT SEMINOLA senendiens ¥ 4th Dempsey | , ae . ' of Iady Busch, the racing stable of | netitition. Among the entrants are: seek e! “ ; v7 é ; -* - = . ci ‘ » 2 ° . - 9 © © . . ae — : M . gg , ‘ : gic ie 4 r « ] L P } r 5 oa + a if " ' : found that the pa. | baseball, to save its face shec! roar, accompanied by ¢1 D 3 ee i i ai a7 and carried “és meat aueetrinped tee aion sagen August A. Busch Jr., have been Charlies I. Gorman of St. John, N. PRS ’ rit _ , ° »r r tne rine le light pro- Olympic Association. The fight _s pion; O'Neill Farrell of Chicage, an effort to speed e : 4 ; There was something to it be- | started two or three years age Sparks has shipped the trio to > finish in day- @ on this development i: : Sie | when the A. A. U. refused to New Orleans, where they will get) Hawkins to Box Jenkins. a recipitated by Dutc | | P » h ce hammer haymakers. It was a oe ‘ font 2 ; , " | : t scientifically worked “out cam- after the rival body’ had ap- star of the stable, was bought as a} by Matchmaker Harry Cook that I; hthe Mik @ °F and Smokey Joe Wood had Ines: n fined ¥ liaecte sieniiiiiee :; | Second r GHO0 min — ~ proved it. yearling at Saratoga for $9600 and he has signed Lawrence Hawkins Wellstons in one guilty knowledge of a “fixed” game| Australian “seven a! ix,” mean- | The Svdner ‘eferee ¢ ich | *. heating Pe. sone, ete ney retreating, much of the time The A. A. U. very conclusive- | gave hopes of a bright future. The| and Elmer Jenkins, Nebdro ao coreg z ' weights, for an 8-round contest to —_ er , Sent °5 1919 EER ANS Re agg ee — ge ipo 4 , ; : ners battling in the 7% Sept. * pe i+ ‘eet Seger ) hardly ly can prove that it does not con- |Chief, however, lacked lasting i7] t n n 1 . J ro! ; oul nardi: be held as a preliminary of the Landis was equally uncommun! ye Sullivan :how was a fl iNniin the issue of tha reek. This; ! palie. .. 113 Copyrieht 13 retre; . sociation since its entire voting distance. Dempsey, instead of held with Frank Navin, preside) : the number needed for a ma- in the money a number of times, | world in a 4-round exhibition with tained : ny compli- Ww ’ o 4 ) ; othe ] Yr} io mI : nilv ras = : Cow op eee ; an t r sto ) rie - : - _ 4 rT*. 5 ‘ . YANKEES AND CARDINALS closeted with thé commissioner for! threatened wit! from home) eat crowd was at the plier to |; /ciened Zeal Lo wd 4 10 ; funn & be ~ nw! r “e > | Hp setuccscassescanmssnccscccsscceneececnsccgensscennesstamesteesstessecenegtatt: arerertreeseareateceeteeeeetteateteetietrirterteriet retest et t ‘ .. eon Some time, and then denarted. ar —Sullivar lressed I silk irt, | nia Ot Se hn | Sullivan TO PLAY NINE GAMES rs P=! parently for home t Pianned to meet. i: general, s ;oddat two har ‘izhts, losing: ; Jeffries, zsimmons. Sharkey! cence a’o } nd Robit ‘6 : katnes, East and West. The pe cret conference with their attor he last - rounds le hree fimes). Kid McCovw (three 3004 tims 103 m 1 ov Call it Wagner” Stadium. world’s series next spring @ “eys. James O. Murfin, University had also 1 rht hard battle: with times eter Maher (three times). mem a ee lai 7. permit authorizi read over nine games, bee ee of Michigan regent, who represert ‘rank lavin her generall: Jack Johnson, Jim Hall (twice) _ if» N , . : ;, we . Ne ae pe a On I th ‘Onc! $33 ” 7 ‘rida and covert : Cobb, said the conference mizh:! arded a: ual f Goddard.'! Denver Ed Smith, George Godfrey. | > e D yand ' ; , ri! . , . 245 8 ; coy ng a ‘ SF st two th » : x : . . on, ¢ ‘ ’ - ‘ 4 ” the ‘ nig ry S¢ hoo} stadium has ve . eee " a y or i ee f “| i OHiey 4 ‘ cy ‘ ’ cf)? ‘ » ’ } (is ‘2 } “47 ijt oe 4 A 1) 17 ‘ al tJ ‘ 4 wr . : 4 ” + ¥- amp a8 tar as Nash-( : Sag eet oad aay - er hes _ meal =e sean ale 3+ S| 1e ~ Since Cobb and : - Bat and was mat tT my) Ww! Creedon and Jo alcott ame , 74+¢*mitase ' ued and work is under way, 3s oes eee “eee ek eee el This Shs ots, > 7 ’ nstru an Speaker piaced their case fr attornevs’ | weicht had met niv tt] more prominen and % eMac ti: | . ' thus ir no hint how this ounced yester=- “He hands. thev hav ‘ at om - | ooley’s wonderful skill was not; whole army of lesser known figh i ae ) Knee , am as iz , d Pp df \r B h d 7 ae of 4 ; , 22r2e¥ lave refused 9 com ised ete hs sci esi eee te i 1 iii} di ft 10 loa pant rhe { J { nen t 11 ‘ucty " : rT} ne } 3 Auto Accessories an arts e oug t an h : nedule ment on developments in the case. ‘rie wit - = 7 , sept é , all a ale nad i - : 5 _mplionship ought to{ Tyrus Cobb, tomorrow decided we60|CU it: Was. announced here 4 W. H. Bova counse] Pag Ges ae SSS oe andlow Ss a.m. Friday an : ; rival in Detroit go e e rate . a conference with © Murfin and others.’ Rov q e | ternational News Service ew ear s = “Tl BAY nothing more time, but when that ** © +8 ©* ©e @ 2+ 98 eee e+ eRe eereeeers “eee eee mbine hded . . * sith “* -_ . P ime 10 > + ee St he wances lr.ongs err + ower” sea eve ane , — « over, we will know ha etior ro} he me ‘h well-placed dee — irds. Red Concern ve . : if any, is to be taken Paliv ti t ‘trokes 'ood rallied n SIXTH RACK— . Clear these men's names of 1 porar r e second 8 7. +. ~at=— . . | stigma cast upon them | ‘omr eg tension Chord : 4 sioner Landis’ edict.” elbourne } =ROSENBERG’S BOUT for long. | | em: neatly entices | on Ktee Ce, cine, ‘S lecti of articles the Associated Prene. A larger selection b I : q a ° ° ™ +? — _ : . | " ' 7 Be r : ” " — ; Te ’ ' re " , T ree 7 $33 . : : - Goldman S Orchestra ‘ 4 5” Seka “s ORK — sea AE aaaieane : LOcAL. vi _ innine RACE Po = "2 ‘y..* Ts is @ prescription for 7 for sale 1s listed in the Post : ih) Rosenberg’ s antam ti? z Gur oe: ‘ et : out : i ; 10:30 O'Clock Be seni osenbere’s banter ite | st. toute Uaigh 1, Gotaan 34, |, FHETE 20 92 920 |Win ts Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, ‘Dispatch than in ALL the other ~ # | 4 7 f ' ne 5 ao . - ' . : : . Z . a . $$ J . - Now—JEferson 6480 - poe oes bee } Rar , Gain, at lea Illineis 26. North Dakota Ag- Diamon Lo Bilious Fever and Malaria. 3 Sr. Louis newspapers COMBINED. anager. GRAND AT LINDELL I See. co iesion hue post, | S82. e. :28. Cimaroon Pat, Mowing Ee | : : "It kills the germs. 3 whe ep ale ee ore. 5 ih, Rada. ) » »* State Athietic Commission has pn: Oe ee Ls 7 ian on 9 cies SV isconsin 24, DePauw 20. he a = wae . és poned the bout t 0 » give Hutlier 30. ¢ hicage 3%. the champion mere time for train Yale 28 = Holy (ross 1h. ; f ine siildiaad Wotre Pnme 38, Northwesters Rickard Gets Stadium. em , a iets DROPSY Treated REE Gardini to Meet Barton. ae Nmington 44 - Ry the Associated Press, , Week FR 2 i 6, Florida 16. _ WEW YORK I de The 1! , we ‘) % , iY < | | ie , fies: Shert breathing reliewed in 38 . | The preliminary program for ne) lawrence 34, Chiengo Y. M. C. aN aa ail i a} rm —_ * e i . J ; ; a? . iy Tex Ricks : i : , . ; awellineg removed in 1s : os “an Wednesday's wrest!ir ge show at the a. - Bee mat = nibs ‘ hours. pa. Cc ’ a < " os narade Will ieac ‘ press : rror 11 li , Regulates the heart, corrects the : . F oliseum was completed veerterda,y Muncie Normal 45, Defiance 12. ait . Mf: : . . ' ' “ays we ' : : ' , ' ium next Surf ; he — Bes : - ae and kidneys: purifies the bleed and e and esse er - ea When Packs signed Renato 7ar- AMERICAN (PRO) LEAGUE. _— 2 : der ieee - rugete lleeis . hi bid reves swelling from returning. COL. - 4% ; on wm Square Gara : —_ : in 1} revents . a 7 — stalian Heavy y 7 ” & ht ‘ 0 as Philade! ph in + i. ( lev ela nd 33. SS 3 Saal ??; . ’ | * . Jf 5 | pROPS) KE. Miwy Lu., De pt. Oe " . . op o+ +4 ee eese Seaeeeses saseeeeebes ** Setteriiserrito ty. Seeetisteis be : 323363335: US 4 Tn “Or sf Gor nin ” « " i , af le Ld) 4 , . s - : ' i oes 2 Ob OSSRs 60665 50404888 aeeee i333 LHP E IER EEBE Rai: Phone Nearest Branch | est Barton of San Antoni Fort Wayne 38. Chicago Bruins tal] Park for nce tia andl fone ond - is end Atianta, Gea im @ one-fal!l match. a ee 2 a *

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Ue 7 — are : yy eR i ‘ as » " : : : - . . = ae _— * . ba : _:= - : ‘ ‘ - . he ai7s ‘4 ' ‘ : aa r> ; ' ‘ ae 4 : , ve . - e.. ae 5 : Se oe : ur . ‘ 2 M j = , ; > it S ' . t 3 " a ‘ ort . oe ' : 7 - % 4 : eu bas ‘ . j r L eT res : U ~ , CHG wa Pi ‘ i > = _ ’ ; ; ‘ : ; % : " — ’ : ~~ — ry = . it . - 7 19 1146 #Laclede ‘+ i) 1 +f ry “ert ~ . awit nad re. » +. s > Le ws “sew#F?® te ef Usual Year-End Readjust- ment of Speculative Ac- counts Cause Consider- able Irregularity. STOCK MARKET AVERAGES Ya att ii Fee a ae a ar es ‘ ’ Safety (able 4 =a # a a ee sé > 4 coe = FS isen (Chemica! Mack Trucks id ve x RGEé&W e e “ts Leased Wire .rem the New 1 + “> 5 4 jee 3 ; : 3% ; Baereauw of the lPest-Disputch , + Tore \! 9 “Qa OL *s ra] it Rk od : ‘ ; i¢ von L& ' » 427 - 7 } : ce a BS a = ' ; . 2% ) , , ‘2 4 ee DECEMBER VEW YORA, Le 6% 4: 5 MAY OA’ . 40 % . * + : Pye aie 4 “e¢ a #2#e Pi sapien, otgivase et amy ; . a er i rerie Lastman Reodak Sb ? . ‘One of a stocu = bebe GH Fa oa ‘ § wv m ° | | a ; . . > > me ee sa eé@eaeue# . Cy he > . > ‘ > > erent, Atte ees ion ~ ba | he a 7 é 3 * > > . ont a a a i ih agi? . ~ TE ah! | * - > - JY, Fulbds Morse Co ™ 1 anes ueaqube 40% TF Tenn « op & Chem | +. ™ Bs ji:ab “nu bdbers - I tpc"4? aderw vod Type 4 & Pape latement. Sal. nade the reg- | az sci } $13 eeiot “~~ 4 " , | nt ; ; 7 ' "4 en stance rT er Am Stats Bren ar Way ti oda) , ' . : = , 114 . ¢- ; . , . MY &- j a8 ait ian , . “7 : . Loe? 4 States PF an) > boebet s imate ee ~e, T6%, ; | 3 — Carp 4b | , , | | | : . . ~ ; ? . + cry rr? 2 . ey Se 3 were At’ st. Louis ‘ ash (.rain. rad ‘ specia! . avproarentiv nr expert that : ‘*Se= any _ hes iIpUise.UtLi ° a | “ , : (} le ‘ ee 8s ’ : .* ° = cat : a “ur Ben | cornished ! u ' . ’ es Ss a b 42! sdc oe * = "a .* . ‘ ac > ing 3 * ’ 4 , ; Lz a] : aa. 2 by ~ ~ ee —* » we js : tu ; ; s : . +, ; [| U ea - =e > : : : Te : ' ’ wre . z-3 or oke raiber : 4 te *ow- * = Clearing House Statement’. ew we aie . a 4 rea@mers New York Clearing Ho 1 ; | irsis. Je Tatement The at the « Se of hey } 3] | 4 -_ ’ “4 ngn : } ShoOWS @xXcess reserve L 9 = Btu mal ‘ — . ~¥ Pack wul : - ia sa. a nan ¥Y ,civide . Sal nign : cok compared with $41,193,420 a {2 12 : a we ; — | 7 ie: iegh pes 2. Y : - iin satin es ae se oi seg ? 4. hat n. ‘mbols: = > % I 2 MEMBERS wee previous # »tOC K E . ‘mand for funds, an em: nhs tein eeiewn dem | Pg , : De ) isi : ? imni ras 3 : - oeenaemad Fen, ~oys One D he by! y Tr , . + fhvs . jue ages ao ss : ’ e : ate Be , — . NAME “ . Psa aa] . ; e . . ; - , - " ms i r Nation rar . * | wah Bun is re hed Exchange Market Lower. ‘om bined ith Southern selling and * “*’“: oe, 4 un 1 nions steady ark as « ' eR: " Mississippi The foreign exchange market } account. ! . the first unr wus, 2Uc; young » 2 U ri | yf 60 share . it Indemnity..... 5 542 oe | — ahem foo - ™ | ‘ : : : > # . ’ 5} : ~~ . . ‘ Fes : at . was iower and cotton and grain , oF > theg Ti ot } — ; 068. $a 0 srma $5 Veliver Tinished the vear at lower prices. a by > 5 snag re ’ Seis. aaa | : CAF ; : Py to OT (kasi 'LYRY~—WTurkeve :; — “ 02a 5 MiVee ¢ ~ mit at I v ce c ‘ ;, : a ' = S a > .. pen - (his «2 Sn iv ‘ _ = , ‘ = . try ‘ / Jia € - ; o " ‘ 4 . M ‘ be 8: a.ce! : a - ler 1 suppiieu | there was prob- = ' ete sn ) — ee ’ ; : 32 Clearings, Money, Silver ; an he or “eet thst tag m« fo. aneen tf fie oe a ——— - — mentmne, | 1 SI imieen 3 0 2! y' aoy - os eR es - os a Le anal dit 7 [ r? % ort ; ; . ‘ > : Fe i — ‘ be er tl —s ’ ee . . . : } i. ee | South would ‘be ret SS increased |’ | na alive, pasket: bomeerows. Boe ver to tor | | eee, | | gees | | bm i ie S Public Service C e " ‘ * nh : . & ; - 2 - s _— , : . of Ww ersey Pion reported Clearines for Dex 31 lesa 4. R00 O00. cCorreepon ding ‘ay aat vear Seatac . asian . +t aie . J 0 “37 : is ‘3 Zit ’ + 3 . ww & (iis vear, 37.631. 800 000 “orre- | : ¢ ‘este! a gil ios em -—. voc . inderweiaxnt, e Y a ) on - : ' ~» De: | vy : ie Spenaing pertod ilaet year, $7.626.600 000 . i : ' —— us ty red nur . Ai iq ? . , 5] : ; = . papeer at debits for Dec. SU, — .U. Bag : > "paren i , , a : IU @ oo : , ; ’ sozen vuNnc Te -~ee v. an ru? . 13.25 @ i ae Yr bad Works — ae . ‘ : Dividend No. 78 oe & ‘emits to Individual accounts, $33,000 Jur ' Sets i . : : ~ ri ; « DO fr ’ = t and oearh er ' _ aS : . oe «- See ; 36 ; moc total te dat $8 95 BOW § =~ , © ke Og i sate sapiens a A Ate ¥. sheep. 34% @ 4c ver pounds: b ‘AULIFLO = “a bifens ; 5.2 lr ruiet angea | ann com -ee us > ate * wr v 00 ce te to ‘ : : niGgGa en , : ! 2 7) 2 per; be UGdg - - =a a ‘ 3) ; nephee — ng . . . ea : Di ' : — and bankers «4 counte, $5. 552 ,. 300, around . , = IGHONS AN] ne ive pigeons os eney ‘a , | by gage F 5m. » am ne “i , wan ie _ . ividend No. 32 of ‘ " te en . a Aire _ i ww Ne . > . oa ~ ~ - ee any ia oP kK : ° , Ad : j ‘ . ?) >. ° > : : e - eth ’ : sta} age wg 3 ° Pe ° $51 +00 DUO uv : DOT : ; . al esseu sy 1&De8. ‘. ee SIDA! , ; . “ 4 ' “io = . “a rm . . : : ; Camui!larve ~ . °o Cete © individual and hank an : Mi Gark. tic ' , ‘ — : . ~ wh Hct -.. . ‘ : ; . ; — ' : : : 7 ‘ “Hankers’ accounts, $14,502,900 000 N Orte - >- 4 udDe, wediuim, $4 Sy gg Re ,— arnt sa : anges wpper, | | aq om}. wee » 1 ~ 14 % 140% 161 Dividend No. 16 of M NEW YORK, Dec. 31 —Barf silver. 5S4e; yas — eran C otton. -- J) per doren “l.ERY CARR nenied ' e mi wets ens eel ae sOuansen 151 : 2: ' } , Cam : exican dollars. 4)c¢ _ NEW O01 LE ANS Dec. 31 . ASBIT 2.50 Mer searing: — — “os : a Cures, ae! sas Lig! mind », 10 : LONDON. Dee KP — Fa r silver. 858 Gg av wr in ; ! Vein : ~e 8 » 2D a 31. ia iy : “LT GREEN a Low tans S354 : a o : ine £ — _ : : ; , ee =a ' 3 D:vieend No. 5 on a. em SM per cent. Dis Ning 3.54 : ~ 44.430: ‘of exprese, J2sc_ oa . | pet and futer ~ Sie agg, ws , tees | 15% 153 > Camaiacve comnt rat short dil ‘ elena = ' Dts. b. roilers by ¢ UMBERS—PFiort: ts 5 we ~~ = : ‘ortiand . ; a ea. ort ii.a, 4 ‘+ 3 Rn - = ' mht ) | os pie 3 é - 2 s4.. a “ atone Mt ) 7 : ee - ey terratery abeu! ; ' »« . . ofa : - The Buere «( Direceees of Bre Minpeg,pcils «to xe Der cent: 6. menthe bile. + @4 8-16 per cent. " en . . C2 os Ip an , NEW YORK. De a = ‘ " " ha ; ‘h . I ‘ > s2* ' m *“*eee . . “— : ‘ : 3 ; ‘ : ; > 3 - NEW YORK. Dec . Delietten | n ool L Fr te : | “a -_ . aie oa LETTUCE—California iceberg. $] ue 3d huty pe . eo te . a bitey t ses ; Se we > a ; ane nl A @uocta! ion : . at ae exe ' ‘ : . . . “ : on . . . } A - ’ Ponte irsts. ; . ra . ATIzona. s. "3 t $s rf. : ‘ ‘ rs ~ : : sie , ° he , tes ~ F ¥ ' . : . ° . . h 2 ‘¢ : ee, ‘ ee - —_ ark , ‘ rs . ‘a . « 2 WAL Ait % ; . . ’ DT nen ia ae ia ‘ : . A > . ve SAND Sri é nue-St ; NS On ae 1? ae . : ne " ndings ee peoeehes ire ; i ; = ’ as an ers 2-16: U0-Cay it} ce i? : i235 ae , are ‘ - * 4 x ~ 1 . " . . ‘ —_ . LJ » : ; ‘) yt G ietattens - og ome: “sTow, , ecir u 50: Ne — “MP Ge Che Ng ete oS % -NS—Alabama, 75; Ww “e netic i: rted retn tad Px ios me abet mer = Bae boo 7 76%; T7 . - P| — ~~ \a* Se . ‘ 1 : e ; ’ *} . er an Vi sour Fcdisa. ) leet - = ; ' x ae : : _— % - oe , Pablic Service > | Tn bend sales O14) omitted } | : | and Gas Compaay M a 23.78 MOLLAND. Filet). PD a8: . |(T FI =, Lins a .: orm p : re rsrnn , saa NORWAY —kK ~~ a : | Turpentine, =e inseed | } in : ’ ta on ; o omg . a ~ ; uri No oo > 9 : . . = oe 4 ; weeurs SUttone 40c and twescen: Tales ae given in the table are in the annual cash Day™ en's cased on Dividead No. 18 ea : : eee a DENMARK — Krone oy + | . ° . Justa tions nm ‘ote at , oe 4 . = ; . , . } e ’ jb - 12 4) _ . i ‘Seleet Sal ¥ » a rer * ; . o - - ; | ‘ — om quarter's or nalf-pear Aer srationa. or. in caee of new! w iste aaeretes a WITZERDAS. ——F rane, D 19.32 ; ‘ya nee hh Or ee one TAs e: d 31 : ; e 6 : Sales. Auary, 3.25 the cividend intention announced at the time of ortginal eale and (isting sg Db 13.30 af | Januar ‘ton ek oe 2 FeO | SSren. J.cac ry. 3.38¢ 45 otherwise noted. extra or jal div i. = ~iiees D .1.26%. —— oraeee 2 a et 40 Pinx |! ete TE ' lowa yellow, $2.75 ptem ber > ineloding extras special dividends are not included The etter (e) indicates | iy 12.75 ° 3 ag — Seal. o.. .t. Me > Po PARSLEY —New Orieane curly. $6.50 a I 8 3 "Seco ete ee Ab me, P ‘TPS ‘ - he : Pgs M » 2 ARI i re, | “ane bes 1 Merge Continental Sell. side and Katanea ane e | - ad : ' . . 2 i4.i12% or + ae oy ~ : . | c ' A3 New York { oftce. — ’ . 27T7C 3 Bt ( $! oe x har upeTs. 3 and Deo si s OUsbe ing Orya nizations. Mertalnrgiqne rf Boheken o ner. : ARGENTINa« o a. D 4! . |. NEW YORK. Dee | nee ges 4 uae se" Louistans Sa LSI FY —Home-crewn ~* — on av 7 4 , Ts = %- tor c UN TREAL— . e: March. 14.S.¢e: May, 14.34c: | 17 7: : ~~ ce ay, March i(NACH—Texzas 25¢ to TSc per land ch: gpa rates, $7 fancy |mert of the situat on created by Copper yt an og € ; . . m . > TURN! oo washer : in export Market 3. P ’ 2 ” . > — WU Sand wc to ~vt 4 : 35 ° 4 » o a e! a Vecia Recea A : “ar 7 Es ' companies. on the ' ne .

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a o | | ( N W OR C TRB (COMP ) oe i : Ns me rp Bi, ; . a NX] P 4 ni % '%) Y K j EK | '} ‘ved husband of Neille Kerper (nee Biox " 4 oa i ion om Q ite and Anna Ker 4 . se. sy t! AS 20Claté | Press. ' — +See hit NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—In the ¢ tal ' fo rR r w._Clos “-~p4a-* | mag” FR ies Bey | NE JR, Dec, o1 nthe following table will be und a ,ONDS.__ NEW YORK, Dec. 31.—Fol ing ia ; , les , es. ; ptt | . | : | ty zi : “RAILROAD i IR ec. 31. Ollowing is a list of sale: DOME oarac: BN DS. Puneral = hapel. 2006 G » ri oa ; if sales. ignes | t aS eaetiatiieal a a, : ; $: q ¥ is a Hoes Yo: o pina lowest and Closing price Sb diagrenge traded in aaa : gy E rie Ist 5 “5 a 107 a ane 7 anti Closi ae Oe ae vious closing Prices of securities trad in v = | 7 3 | - | Se > a F Ly . : . 106% | |; 4sew York Curb Exchange ye sterday, sales otf stock bell VU-Snal Te ; yy Sy, | eet aihal metery. (es) Fh: lots (00 omitted) or fraction thereof, excep: in Standar il shares, wre UG ky LUG, LUGS | KESSLE | ! into rest om Friday. o5? 53 s | Sales of which are-in full, while pong sales are in ( ! (000 ' : Omitted qd): Frank, ea ——¢ 4. ‘ ————— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ | FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1926_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___ PAGE - | | Associated Press, - | ,ORK Dee. 31 ——The - a8 - {1A MERC HAN HANGE witht . bong , a > ‘ollo..in Quotations the ‘ ’ of investment’ year-eng ag e} ia ae orevious itt rtant varias: “counts ol ue 0g. tee} Wwe letlons at ‘thirty-seconds a dollar, that is, for instance, a sale printed 99—24 | in: venty-four thirty-seconds of a dollar and not $99.24 * i he ~\——T prev 2 but : - fe , eadie . ij « lae ¢ 7: : . a | ,*? : o> 0 . jor / - 7 : a . ' . 07 Ci ué Ital Sales today were $10,402,000, arainst «,420%9, 000 esterday. T- Lo 2 9 , ' ‘ -. * re ~ er - at) ose. ©! Saies. Security. | Aish, Low. Close.| Close nijed States Liberty Bonds are in dollars and liguidnn on to “wt a£O, Nolday 4 year ago and $14,421,000 two years er ee ? sie atime INDUSTRIALS. i lid st B gainst holiday | round thetr f _ — - - sition a by - 2 . ; ; . Per eae : ae a4? \ ot _— —~ _ -_—— ’ 4 ’ i j i 7 ,aet ‘ : ‘ ; ' tc i ) ; a a ‘ 4 ~—- : . : . a , in . r* : ee et le 126 8 2 ( EER! Med i _— , , + "tee 9 ; , ] nw Mi 3 n 4 euu ; , ae . ne ur des eetrr-in-law and ' from one . we ABY% — 1.5 t 2s eee eon | BOND MARKET! AN ERAGES. | | | neg te 10 17 : i roric cable in the do sro te 4 Chi. . a | 7 : j * } Thu } & . ' sho 127 . nt - " ; - ik ine ra ome. 2273 Seuth oo util . *. =5 and Paul's held - try shi? oe ee cet 2 * — & * a t ‘2. | : Re vol 1 ae ; ; “4 . | - \ . : ‘3 ; ! } f ; * ‘ : i ‘ ; ; . = a é “ ’ ; " C . ‘ ;* ' (a7 i worker ; ee “2 etic # 7S 4 was . etka’ : 1 4c ; ls (CTH& ! bY 3% 7 eS — onc a na | Oo} i i 4 SerreL— niere i , ' to nen Proper: K Cc sad a ee ’ oa ‘ , ca 2 e By 5 F rT cs . , j : : tr) 2, “a ‘ ‘ } ca « ; ~ , F = . . : . , ; , . 7* fT ured e ? ey oe , 4 ~ PTR i. ; : yaTa ie ' a ‘ gk . ae . ; f if i 42 7" ’ : ws % : 7 : ; 4 2% we fie iy : , . . , J OMOT) Ny Government 4 ES Ler LW ' ale : I nae ine nonthn \£ “re : og ' Bes . : . if sane . 9 ay ‘ } | , : it } io J 2° ; wet . Fes, Py husbaad 4 Pics eee. Gear fathe: - Boston Stock Markey eS el Ne ee a ee 5101-717 | gales: Gecasily.—_ Bigs. Taw. eH Se ee vila So ag i ither-in-law TON tae ee . xt SU- ie Oe | 7% a Oe ) : | 3] on 2 Cinn Le te 42 01 ~) k, 8927. of 1 ra. M les lagi np) SS. Peter and Paul's — ‘ high est. low west , no 1 Lhe most JU he ' ~~ “7 4 wed het Ot bee + : ~ . ‘ De>.° 31 — ext. | | : Seat yFellowing ie ia 3 . 804g 7 0% -% 8 iene | ath 4 mmon P 6s 471 ‘2 CHStL dez 4 ym acti ostag 7 tive stocks dealk rest Wedoesdas. M4 ry) at ,s - — : athe ~ty + aL ir fath » ae brother of : 106 f Tie | mt Se . | 4) 90) 5 Brill | >a 1% [ reptel 4% . forth Gr bs enn spel. 24 FOREIGN BONDS. EB org ak ly ag ES gem Lol os SS A 2.) 06! gd , ee me UR) 6S 4) See eee i Gee Ss . oe Ce : | Cemetery ee Bellefontaine Bn : a Da. th , | ii Be RR.. : | . ‘ IGN NDS. | LENARTZ—rnte ] de “tf ~j} OS on Thurs aU 4 Fi} i) ushend x ~}*r oe Oe w : MAY - +100 OS "e as ae | F “: do 108 %4 5/108 % | eo S Ay : | ) MAY. \%: . Q7 ly 2 ] is (40... ./106 ba 100 UU ey 4! o| 95 | § 95 2 ok ge ie Q: yO 7 7 > pid "hee 110. Bes Un R yi Wis 34 Koch's Church Interment Gi _ service LIEBMAN (on “Thus Dee. 30. tae: Rob te var ved husband “oe Roberts) and dear Virginia Liebman i niaw ‘and wn Pra at | % 4 cae Serene! IB tee . De ; 4 1 94 oT Gt}? - Frane Sug 7% é , S Erie Jer 6 55. ! 1% 211% — cot @&i 4%1 441 4 ; ~ 1 i aS a ~nnne ‘ TT. , ; , ' rrr © KOC TM oved wife of Seth , Le i ; 4 ] ; j ' . : , ef . iil ‘ t} 7 ey of Jatin are Heury J&bies and William LAttie — — em b.. Mary Grayson. dear grandmother, Talk M " ] ; i iy [£09 % | mot ni anc aunt, in her eighty-third ; |__ Chicago Stock Sales lowing is a re. nig! th. low and clk Otati or ; t? ‘hicago Stock Ex rday. Jan. 1, 192 at 2 nee, 402 Wert Ae atrert Lelontaine Cenuietery Liet (cS) into rest suddenly “@ ” ' ' ta . t Jower on March Low, | Clos” t ra or ag from hapel 1104 M -—o-ee— ave ’ Jan J at ‘ m. te Mo for interment. tev} Mic i ET n Thur ‘eday. Leg. My 7-6. at G50 pom. Ti omas MecDerm:tt VIVA Park avenue. be 2ved hustand OF Nora Melsermoerte inee Clay: Our deat ey brat he: fifty mine! A Sh et i ttt te ™~ eet ee eels >is oi” Me ale alle « — a ii | aos Heidert ON OM § , Oo iic—-« ‘aGwaAyY, Monday Jan ta 101 =f : '. Vinteent's Churen tt a K riewebh auser’s cha rene, on Mond iy Jan ferment Valhalla Ceme - fouis Cash Grain. Ai j P ; a Se en | . MATTUEWS INDEPENDENT OLLS. ) fgu " — — M tthewe Mrs \ } ANDRKUP ; | | 2 mixed oats. 41 loll A 7 91%, : . L 7 8K 1, tos” tok ) ' : » Gu } 7 7 BERGA PR & Louis Hay Market.. 29 Hung nM 74 | | er “eae” wr eg | mf QO: (); | T ° 2 . ¥¥ OG sF tMeanwe 1 ~ gree in.. Thursday V ineent ts on Wednesday | BIANCHI y. De ~ : ; : ee jl . ' Reto . ' ie | BONDS. ae . a WHEAT PRICES DECLINE |, M © 3S am at BOs | 20 %4 | 40% | , oS ee ee ee a9 | oF 3] 6 — deb 6 | | as MOST OF EARLY UPTURN . Salt Ck Pa 31. 40% | | . ee f —s . io aS Pisin 7 oo i a day. Jan vere : 3 ‘ , . : ‘ i :, : : ‘ ith * } | 7 . i rhe'e : i ‘ , bis rie ’ ry ; 7 00 Chi Rye lst fs. 95 | on | § .4 ea e Ok O11 OFK| Tet eul 4 aa Pee ee 7 2 NYNH&H 3%) Se | HOGS LA : LOST 8 ‘Tida >| 22 | 2] | * 65’ | BULBERG : O Fert re | A 7 ae mcolera Sco &: yg gil WITH LIVERPOOL RED WINTER Mea awse nose | 6 sth cota aigeactions tes 68" | 1 Secu aeccrngse] 60%] oo - oe oe ie Sal 2h Eh, Eh. Soa [eine nla Ate aes | eee mae fae OOO : é ‘ y ti se . “Sn: - J - > i Me . a. )} ; . ' ' i ‘ dg ° , . , ~ - ; : : 3 ' fe. 4 al : ay nd Pi " e , : : : M he Tite e+e >s oved hus clive ; Q QRS | aL ami We ’ oy, >a ont ~} ’ Sui} ' lum and T ose at rote Muchion broek | . a = . ) . ¥ r rs) > nines ~ | i i Kd ward i ' " a ’ P ay Ay» : : . ‘ . fT) : and Oo . a r on it 5s) 83 S31 88%, i | ANDARD Oll ’ , _ ’ - iin ’ rial brother i- hay , ; \ the age of TS eA ~ovesmaseare — aU * Mark C. Steinberg & Co. Un- | MEMBERS — forers poem aces were % 60 Bic) 5 re 28 °4 £ 100% [100% |? ancl TLAP 5% 30) BO | | og” } 2 Nort Pac 4% 2047) 96 | 96) g imeke market: choice lambe “quotable | , 200 10Can n) 37%) 37%) 37%) BBM | 4 | eased teria 4 father of Mra. Tillie Melwiee ase | ; i ; > abe er ‘ — " 1: ; yee h , , i ‘ . % , a ot “ar grand ee eee ntene tee ‘ Napel epapep ia iy 5 | bar ii & { emetters St. Louis Stock Exchanges | te ent *°. * ~ageemgge Po oe ® Pray ».. 10414 104% 1 0 O41, | P r&i a 2 ; | | ) . | Chicago Board of “Frade | Jower. December{ )5 Prov uA 7s "45. 9414 MN | 2 Ty a ) 1 , 2) ea, AC 2Ok7 N03 Hy 106% 108.4 | FRUIT MARKET ) Penn ¥ elk : . eye | Funeral trem fay atinte ain: BONDS. STOCKS. GRAIN'E ~ B closed Se 1. } ne! [uc to ® Rhinelbe U1 161 L1Séy 1 > Rub 7 3 08 | 106 O NRM 4% 57 as I ld‘ 14% | Apple Supplies Are Moderate and cO Ps Bae 8 ASC NSS! to) Miseours : so ee : 1 a tie , ete ten Fast Direct Private Wires = loc higher — we o* ey a $+, os Oi \ | ti he ; | coal the Demand Light. a o pr , 4 ” | GERAKD—Entered o n Wedn perme | CO} . — Boatmen’s : 2 a. - aogier beers me “up Re | | ye 130 oe, Se : me eT PPODuCT ee a *, : . . Don ne! Ya fa i a m Fridag ; “u OckK fut ; 4 : ’ Public Service Corporation — ME Steviows ‘close ‘ma mori i 6 36... 91% 91%! 915 W Va C & C650 100% 100%] NYC&HK 4 34. 96 2 M615 | Hicious, $4 to $5: erimes golden, $8501 fr 35 103% Md% 100% 1 z 1926, at 3. n.. Johu F. Gor |? SEMLL—Fntered into rest on Thursday | of New Jersey | tees Me ten VerPOO! caured) 3 Sweden 5% 54. ../103 | 102% 103, j Western El 5 44 1024 101% LOTS NCHRLS elt 3% | fgg . } 80 AmPaLt 6.101% sor“ Bor tO | Gorse tae or ot [OM Wi) inte wit i & mode - a) Mon ck De em be contra eno , Pw ou ; os , ’ ‘1 cSt] ) (4A 11141, ”* a 1 ar a () ’ ANG ” v 3 A ay A tar the Dividend No. 32 on 8% PP, Australie Nig again wer sndhjem 6% 44:1 100 n Poe Sit ore | Sas YC Rye 5 33/16 14 108 CRANKERRIES——Cane Cod inte ea ga | 16 As SH 6%) 97% 97% 7% Bi Me | cram the family renidence, 7 pale | AO) erenduepther. - = ae fe . 2 ’ vise . ' ty! i . - - . ; ,¥ 3 j f vi. : at , : : ives P nita bet ‘ ili re ml Chews Cumulat-re Preferred Stock . # S38.000 busheie. 1 tit wt 15 oe et Te or as ; W w S Stl 4 oo, ol ' 94 - oe i? 20:9 nené ca iad Ee Gas? * ra ST Ave hn et A BP Rai 4 rr aco ' Mi he & AL oo y im orning. San, 4. Dividend No. 16 on 7% : uj oo 1118! oo 8 evt 7 35 are ane! Y 4 53..| 80%| 0% Dak liucane 5 Deovers | 101g fo] % | ORIMMER— Entereg . Wedtne Mgient in Calvary Comiabee Be JOR = tng pote Cc: — qr ) it t A Oh we > em ie. Kt , ! er quart ma} : lars | : “hee +o + 7 reat aneate Dividend No. $ oa of he , cat * y we J . USk. Fi y 22.) OS, be! | aan r, ae 10) ) » P R 4k A fath-, Hur Lf) | eg ne os Cward FF. Osborn - eB ; > ts) So «5-4. — — Cumulative breterred Seock 3 7 ; , - f: . ' ait } 7 | at , ; \ | he 1 as Le 4 , ; AIL ROAD BONDS. : + : “ — | EM PN See (5 for 4 s a) t : : ' % 00 U0 * ) f | s , : ' n 1¢ } oy , a Y (oe born Gear 4 TT MY rut t bis ' \ . , ‘ ' } F } OF ‘ ~ 7 ‘ pat , a ae , _ ’ . ’ Piatt The Buere «( Dowco of Peblic Serviee Cor- 4 iiccminatie stocks increase 7 : ; OO AT&SE & fe 90) Ws or 5 2 ‘ ag , : , | . ORANGKES—Floridn $34 t | | ! | 1 | oa. 4 eapesitne -, — Mi Jan. 3. a6 : * “wetion of New Jersey has declared dividends = els for the weel 7% '41.)10 10 | » Seer ae = ) 1 2 36 : PHiI2 1112 aorae SS oe ba See ft4 do 7 “s » by BS pa _F unere negate es | luscan La ibe rate of 5 @ Der enum on the 0 Come- Corn Wae weaker heitoitgs ' “3 £4, , A 1 @ bic ; = eet om 7 : cf. |} bama satsumee. "a cee: mailed a , ’ " ; . : ative Preterood "Stee ~*ing $2.00 per share,at ot Aiming —— oo | R deb 6 | ar. , a) es 2 & | 12 seamen ona “ me 6UCuTTent) «month Jes j 0 fe 1 ; Ps, | ; ee ~aree the rete ef © per acnum om the 7% Camel »> ferred futures v ' nis | : Behe ™ er pee Oe a5 8 S PeokPUR O4g°74A , Bs Bly | Steel Market. Wwe Projerre’ “tock. bem, $:.7S per share, at Ge May at SOc « : , | ) ra . O35 '% 103% 1038 oa he rete ol 6% py cunum en the 6% Cameh- | ee _ ont hae Nigudntadelnaadig : ae laana @ isi 1 ACLL . r} pe at Marq 4 °5: Oy 8 ; ed : 7 etirnte FEE | | irwe Prefene tack, being si. oct share. and B with ony , ner ' ' 14)] 1‘ iv ' i & wa — ” ) "? rey ' t 5 ba : ; ; “Creer, Be | ecure3 : : jy ts f° W2 ; | fort . 7:30 8 lena Renhoid (nee Good Decemias 5 1920. Provisio mea | ' atten Vv PO 3D cis} OVS, WS "i $6 @ % 33. 9% ' ee o— , te gs Se AN , aie | eo ee & ‘| He io~ ' SSD Mine eluved wife «af ; ’ i ‘ a te ‘ , lin tag re tae VE uve Preferred Stock . = 3 : a gage | ! : : , S oe @ lat fe "OB? 04} ) SIPM&aMC 4% 331004 16 00 Con Se 5 | 1» = ‘$4 ' . - : ' , _ , ~ ty Q7 - 3 ' 4° 44 Ma " A ' - Haturets a ; x : eery Dividend No. 8 oa 6% - at 2 40 3 interment | be fin ; “IP BEN ALER Enter ee Cemetery ureda® le sO | CELDMANN— Ei wo mio reet Thu ke ner Wine) lex we : § r a, Pe naeie Geat mother Hele arn: ves if , arper. Gertrude " . s} : | « J ‘ : ; : W alte, ie ee May w hear May cuTrn ESE Chicago Grain Carloets See PRICAGO De (oo oe _ ioe : , &O..! ' ot oe tue : 2 oO TT ™% | ; 2 ; Wet) idmann i? us! Wheat. 30) — he - o | } \ ' o3 ad * - ; ' : 3 * ae > Jet § 4" . u ° .*' } : de f oe wis : > 7) ar » ru Le Monday 71 , ‘ ir 4 Rn Ons . : ' an: ; : 0 he Pa “ Funers! Sunder Jan wi i rT oi H ro : . : 4- ; " . tern ” tie ‘ , " . & ‘Mie +. fr i ¢? ‘+ » We here finer ; 4 é to "“? -eme Che : | : ; ; ’ ! 9%) HF ; é , : 16 . . m.. from sheyer funerai ; . rch eedieer of business December '() 1926. New . ork Silk Colo ir 4 “4 rr, CO .| &4 ° 32 8s r wen de * RH 1, ; - WELLE ) 49 i: " a + Le 2 -% 'St. Louls svenue. to Sunset Bur Calvers Cemetery. Stock it io - ’ a ee ee fuwe iC & C & | : 1) 0 , i.e - en on 4s , ; a ‘ i i—_ “ ii} ' pro t aE oe . pe ~ J ' row Mod egaerth. Tresmre. d oath Lew ” 2 on . 1 OF AP igh ae je , . net ‘ , | ‘ : ’ . SE TELNET LER AAS eben tehtebetititenenecenetoevenns reatens ss - col 7

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Fe PN ARS p25 OPT a PEPE OT ee OSE Ret tee oe pene eee FRIDAY. DECEMBER 31. 1926. 12 _posrisparcn During 1925 the POS roaearce printed 2. 141 _MORE Situation Ads than the THREE other St. Louts Newspapers C OMBINED: FRm™Ay. : -t ae Se gs eel Gs «Sais ahs sts ars 4 ” | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | = | HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES | a LOST AND FOUND = | SOR | ae VEOR SALE—W DEA TH Ss a MAC SHINISTS, toolmai ene. patter » LIVING-ROOM SET—Table, desk; dining- oo akers pattern makers. a 5631 Pershing. second ae Coupes For Sale ee SMITH—Entered into rest on Thursday, ae ; ~ st g rent hd positions, good pay. Apply Box | room suite, etc. a Vig ~SF agit ekd Sekant of tee Bees | GEEMAN FOLIGE DOU— Isa tan 00 | | PROF ESSIONAL | eal. Paoria, Til,’ © neh) | | [Pe ee a OTD | FORD—Sedan. Fordor: orisis : Sr : Pi faa ar ee pene | | ‘ered: reward. 3948 Shenandoah. GRand boy oe wagon covers. Apply it For Your | LIVING ROOM SUITES outAéA sol Beviod | Riefiicg. hes eal very = Crate JF. an am 4888 1 PRE cs , ‘ _ —" i ;. ther of. fo - - rm i ane "| GLaASSBE— Low shell rimmed, Elzas case: NCING | MAN OF panera! work in penne > e FLOOR SAMPLES ie ee ee a omdinice wile? Pow eo: Sedan: I-68. * : LLANEOUS FOR SALE pee * a Rg K y, ; St, Vincent, i | Woe mat > C hair livi rm suites of nationally Jet fer and ae 4. not even YEN : residence. reward, _ eaney, 2844 & Vv! : i DA . a N—For local outdoor work: car « n f onventience mg th egular Ww ho! e O17 a Latayetie, L.Aclede 1600 - | dealer Z CENSSRS Call GA f! ld ¥: RAR * quantity: ap. C Artie! (eB) | Funeral from famu, | GLASS: Lost, on South Side: reward . ‘ . . z bS— j Qo 4a . val , aeeanscnnap —emengiiaeeeranthateetaenne oo ater? aiersity phen sa | * Riv erside 2181W. 4220 Louisiana, — ADAMS. _, 4614 Peimars sD 6069: t not necessary; steady work; good pay. . sale cost 3- -piece suites. $! recular $200) Giey ROLET—4 ‘coupe: late 1924: verfer FORD—Tuder terme 7 in Calvary Cemetery. (Donnelly | GLASSES Lost, tortoise shell, and 5 GAS TLE SCHOOL 2080 Olive pt. Private | CuL2 to. 4 p.m.. 4485 Olive, room 256:(c) ma Scarves Wr Sel = Fs condition: trade; terms. 2860 Mc ac perfect | HRD ak ‘down, pas : ga Ege ny uv “ASTLE §S — ive s e | gape rage : : lid w it carved frame s 3139. = ot et st Wed med b : oe ’ aot 7 - MAN—Over 22. with car; steady work: —— CHEVROLETS—15 coupes: $85 each: | 28 and Saturday. evenings. cad $796 Easion. » oe tet service. rosary: reward. Lindell 7667J. ) igh LIndel] S858 cB) : — ee mand LEK AL F—Envtored into rest on Thurs- | Lincoln, Me I aon as — ag Te ‘Saeae —ord | Age lhe aie ae “% asta saelanclab tn eB) The Post 2 Dispatch sent } \ trade terms. __2506 %. Jefferson. FORD— ed ; be single and double | “ a2 2:30 p. Louls | GLASSE black case; name Mc- | “ESsONS—-A , = : . “4 | sae ' ‘HEVROLET— ve, 192 m rs | Tu - ITG ~ aoe: oe day, Dec. 30, 1926. at Pp. ms u's | GLASSES—Lost: in 6059 : srtetly’ be private: lessons any hour.’ WAN Colored: couple or single man on expert Adtakers will UNIN ils) In| y (NS “foes of entrant ash or terme! ch one trats 10 down. one eee ; | pumps; aes rie, S019 H. Broad : : . & ~ ic 7 Ins Thierauf, beloved husband of the late An W ay in case; on Sarah car or at Fair and | (Ld) yg So et . = ; ot | Bees 7 990 or COlfax | RAO A BREMEN | $t. Louis County farm. 3440 Oxtord st.. ~ , ‘ ami Sat ; 7 Aven ITE Set and theese Suler: | suite OT: CATH 2000 or CO! TET Re Decaae Pores BIB. Tan} | Maplewood. (e1) be on duty Saturday | CHEVROLET. coupe: 1DS6y excellent oe ee RGUN—New, Browning automailé, i2 PLAYER PE uf, and our dear father-in-law, grandfa- | GLOy E—Lost; brown: fur-lined, right; +@wier — en | MEN—Young or miqdle-aged to run on — New “ear’s — 4 dition: $425: $1 10° down. Open Wed. | PORD—Tuador we ~ See 28 Cy socks tem, 20) Ole WEST} MINSTER HALL, 3808 ss ae | trains: long run. 28 8. 21st st. (c8) | New Year's a to 457 s Bias MAB Bi’ i) ne aday, Seige 100 Gorn. Oven. Wed. 25-26 models ‘sa ppowa. i ee Pe Be wy Ske A 0500.5" arties mee | 1 recelve your Want NAVAJO RuGs Gen aine "hew. direct pe eee Fs. Re TR eet eee | Owen Fi 3 te "pine Se vine Bio emall and large. + tkir “t. Louis avenue, Saturday, Jan. 1, at 1: > , | y Pee io S from reservation, 4471 Olive. Abt. 508| GHEVROLET—Coach, 1926; excellent con- | FOR es ARK. “a EAE a . Louis avenue aturday, Jan. 1. ahs es Cabanne. NEW YEAR? 'S EY ee. . Ads foi the Big Sun- Pennell. li S390. $90 | Sown. Oven W ednes- | ED —Tudor sedan. im pre ed tUNF ita Meas’ ane SED use aD. BARGAINS ; ) me n oraget .. 5 ve _eroeee: t: )) mM. » tp St. Lea's Church, thence to = idnight 4 : . . : ” a? tena | Rei tind ein Rae ON UEH:| ‘DANCE AND CARNIVAL XDel lence Te phone ce ee | i seen, atchily aes, shesptimesterainae™ | tant” ones Sree SOs (ay | canner a Seen S75) | Slat Wate ia t¢ . ‘ASTLE pa . rade, slightiy wee XC on —_} nn a zoo! rade. W. ; PIU = ys an TOBIN—Entered into rest au 0 i920. Boy county, Sie at 20th at af ’ RORSER RTVRA TOR 7 : hi : . 0 5 : TIC 4619—2 small furnaces. slightly Stem, '& Co, fronton. Mo., Wednesday, Dec. 29 p- . | lo phone eall PROSSER RN! 43 Washington William 1°. Tobin, dear husbend of ore | HANDBAG—Lost Friday morning, » | Karbach’s enlarged orchestra: 10 musi-| P Ww ASHER-—Thor per $49: Almeta South = fa 2, os S hn 17% — ged; cheap. ea ceemice Ret 1 7 Ruth | tween 6100 and 6273 Delmar; $5 80ld- | cians, singers and entertainers. Dancing $39. an ; ntheras Holthaus Tobin, and father of Helen, . gon ~t fp | copper, ; iad Myrtle Tobin. : iret. ee. barggge 9 met glasses - at until 3 _s._m. aimee re i) | j 'gains> Meehan, 315 >. Grand, Ac! 1 Chevrolet ns late model. ANIMALS Services at his re sidence. §535 #4 West rgoward, CAt MATL 203 W a athe L) Kis | 171 ] ] ] ] 9000 n ' Gee ires like new: trade or give mo ganar ST. GARAGE = ~ "ne wey —— ae eae — ye te s. ron and Lafayette. LAclede 1926 Ford sedan; like news | ON DY—Pedizreed Hlland olisW. ‘ ‘el } and brother of George Thierauf, age | hand; reward, Call _CAbany 7694W, tc) ul years. ew ree ypageger Wm. | : . om » Lot 20203 | GL OV k—Lost ; genuine buckskin. Funeral from the Leidner chapel. 222 | BE. Rothing. care Cabanne Hotel. 5445 | i a oe thinster place. Monday. Jan. 3, at 2 MO EY —Lost: $31: In emall urse; down-. wWroyerla 7 'C ™ crema private, in Bellefontaine sf ove (ONEY— ard. PRospect 1215. : (el) : DETECTIVES FURNISH uc REeCONDT- =f is tion en sutton, Maple ; itis i ¥) paners please. cop oy | MONE Y-—Loat, ‘$7. oe ee ee, ,HARGRAVE _ SEC RET SERVICE. | FURNITURE: EASY TERMS. DODGE Cot upd: 1924; same as new: only | GARFIELD 7710 > EX 3K IMC SPITZ PUPPIES—7 \ weeks old: (CONSOLE pias bre tooo at (sta Ce a | ie een as: serine! STRADY WORK Spe TRCN TE Sons, (3880 steel tad Baan | . BRD 055r “Garr Hast Boe WIGGS— On Frida; cc, 31. 1926 , | MONEY —Lost: $10. | ne afternoon, | \¢6 . "as. bol pntral iw. 0. °C" Ru ai ecneensnetsntitiaarai anne) | 2008 NM. 12TH AND Ti AN? MAREET, | Dy IG 1928. S005, RB ~ Rage» coer | nena (065) e fereon. : : : esate as Weliston reward. WAbash 3S0686W. (¢ eunday, r iew o Me : ~ T/N , TRN TTR ala PS.o0. Coupes, Essex, $195. 3843 Easton MARMON ree : SERMAN POLICE > PU en | P NATROW ce. KING Fl V7] te CC, = -months old _211t _Lafayette new: che === hyd } > igos r t etry Ww . 2 s manager. J) daughter, , > A. Rlack r Sc’: Want MUPFPPFLER—Lost; will lady who picked | — ~ R AN a 4 COUPE. equipped; id ; I UILDING MATERIAL-——Joists. ! — Funeral from Alexander & Son’s chapel. | Wednesdey evening: initials E, H.: Grat breaker and checker. White Swan Laun- = ipholsterine like new: een conditions new, Duco paint dark on-- ans concrete Mixer: need room. | ViCcTROLA ; on our 3 rooms fur ate on ; terms ae stering broade ol- ax 7362R will sacri sg +; 175 Delmar paewars. = gh ow cand ras 9 and Manchester cars. Phone Linde Te 5062 . INSTRUCTION iry, 2212 seanton., (c) part payment ig ‘ : jbO3. e. (c7) $ vig began ap ee . | pesvar fe) | ALL n-w en, 18-60, wanting to Ob MM AID —Genera! housework ‘and cooking nished complete for $169.75; $2 a | eSSHX-—Cabriole: Fie LOS, Ford et a a. 00; ter a“ CGINDE RS pe | POLICE De 1G—Laost black: has tan mark- ee ee eee ee ee > no washing; adult family. WEbster 151 , r* ine ing ; set Glupe., SIRF, SLITS: terms. 3843 Easton. aERs ‘OBL 2c me re ; y tS. week; including davenette set and mon Distributes “aaa : quantity: cheap. Cs!l Garfield | , (5) ee a womery City (Mo.) (eo) ings; reward eOrest SOSLW. (cy) fy for Government posit ions, $3 fom — » > . ¥ ‘ vs ‘a F* — , ARES Say ks Ca aU ae CNS y ° . ° 4 om ee ——=— Se —— —— : 4 pes ps sole ale ' ' POLICE DOG—-Lost, vicinity of Univer: m, my 1 203 Secaes Diden St a ORPORA | [OWN J MARCEL WAVER — Best salarv. 1912 Ss floor coverings. Open M onday and FORD —- 1923 coupe = ‘ON peda St Open ‘ada kA. {ec 4 4 Jy ate } Ala ' 4 , ! Pri. he . car S ‘ 4 4 ‘ 4 4 4a . : ai Fy « hw ‘ : On. : %.. : . & 4 : F — -_~. coke and runs hi} a: , CL TH loving memory ar mother, 4, BEAUTY operators earn big pay: MIL [ IN ERY +) ik 5.~ pain a ' me ? oO ING 2 : a PURSE—Lost: smal eray: money ind : 4 icy Oniy BLS CT 4464 Reston. | ) , _~————— : Pus > { \ ried a ; a . et: s , *: , ogg : Sey fy _— Qe > pitgendh keys PArkview 2675R adele onnliat ae hte = need Tanue asi Y 231 W, Morris St. For our pattern hat A4epartment; experi- fem Houses & Flats For Sale FORD—Coupes; 1926-25: like new: trade S EU I EBAKER § 3] a DAN, ; atl air o> nd / - - _— : ’ oe enter eiemeiredeene a year has passed since you were here. | PURSE—Lost: c nt ining $9. Fincer!day or evening classes See o- echoo! hoe ag Page made | ore’ " he . - work- URNI’ TUR E—4615 W vod "Toca furnit rerms. ~800 McNair. Hct we all eau pment; sell Our-do jeat prices paid Oh how we miss you. ver dear, | please return to 5648A Etzel: reward. (c) | or write for catalogue. oler College. 810 | T > ef e eps ah city; nest sarary | of 2-3-room flats: good location ren: » jvte ord coupes; like new: | sale price. $5 svecial ot m ren : ! took you home, it rs will, "RSE ost; Cordova, containing $10.50. | N. 6th ¢ Sn (c8) INDI AN Alt OLIS , IN YD. Ceend 5 ota ZUKOSKI1, 1113 Augvst: * oRo) Touring Cars ie a Sgoatral bdr.” Red > 6. DElner 0865. Her. : salary: widow. Mrs, Kaiser,| Colleze of Law and _ TF inance. — ; ~~ - ~~ - OPE R ATORS ANDIRONS—Furniture, cerpets. content SOR Doan, . BUICK—Touring, TO " 22 Joey Pradley: ré ceed, | Grand bl, ee eH (cB0. PLI per ern do = = worn: OF a ; ‘ flats, dwelling or emal!! lots: need goods Shean’ “damien > wae duc oe 4 RIE. dor. 1808 Iowa. Victor tae ‘: — OTHING Wa. Men = mann aon . sa IES——Le : pe 7, Boy e & Fixpe . ’ badly ' ‘4 “ic ; f yt ie arga! tIE- | ~ je its efcoa ts I'RED HOW De 1G Lost: reward. 5046 | LAI [hkS——Learn hairdressing, manicu: ing no others. need apply x ir mMenced on silk and woolen dresses. adly: ja st I Schober, CO .fsx FLING. 2: Jefferson a. ‘ és yy pants. shoes. dresses: pay $6 to vT reat 292° ° , celling . r . bh ] RE: Rr ere a ___tcv) and experienced on power machines: steady 325] t Bea. all anywhere, (c&) . h. _. . ITOK : * a Lindell TOrest 3°57. (eS80) marce ling, beauty culture; ig future —~ — een : k. bw mre. ; 7 aE po > Fa a — [tnx -hevrolet, right mber. FOrest 6046 auto « . day an classe St. Louis Academy | PRESSBR—On Hoffman machine. once. ork; good pay. Apply EISEMAN BROS aT Sion “ geen RD—Coupe, 1923: needs work: 5: 6 . : 4 FRANK E RS O \ s A ] INt;—Lost Lie Mov} av sister de Am- - Re: rate Cateane, 2a fidbe. a Academy | I bi 18 = tien. Tedd. Chenaiee and MEG ‘ CO.. +: 31 W tre len aig third floor BEST. prices eS ee eee kK at “om =15 down Ov 1} VV ednead ay r ri ned Overland: — out: che 3 | calle 18 minu* a7 H. Ap D.e Man 134 4 on ' a4 r ‘ od . CTSige - ‘ Ce ir . ~ ‘ i : sala ‘ = gs. ’ ~ 8 dassadon Theater. Riverside 2¢ hl LEARN TEL EGRAPHY— Visit our echoo! . | Dyeing ¢f oO. cone “D (c) | — wean ee ee (cd) Lindell 0424 ta Ui ox. £ 2 : 4 at aston (co) ‘ EVROL, ST fou e - Tyr. me 7 ge EE ho took|,,@'K with students; we guarantee posi- | RADIO SERVICE MAN--€25 and com-| PRESS FEEDHR—Platen presses only: CARPETS — Furniture: best cash prices. |“ ¢ Oca, ene TEN, Coens: seam Ni : dhion. $35 : a % F Sal i — , ot ARF—Lost WW iit the parts “ 10O0 tO ak tions at $140) to start after graduation ; tT insion. Industrial, = N. Toth. (Cc) private plant: must have experience doing K lan’ 14: 27 Fran! lin CEntr: ] 840) for casn: bargain. (445 Augusta da. and Saturday ‘ a : or a : 3 ; Juusn scari at Scruggs return Mt day or evening hours, 9 to 1, 6 to 9:30. TAILOR— That Can make new coats. Cal! Food gerade of paper pressfreding. Apply ‘ ome os = ~ a ; PIE LSD AM Mo. . _— deiitpniginisheeilnetasipeaeinestie (e810) = ' SUrIT—Tuxedo, size JS enirts, overco PERSONAL SCARF Lost: mou ‘ogram . EB. H re- Cent: irv Te leg eraphi nx Co., 21 N’. 7th (c8 @) inday morni ing. 9 N. Grand. (an) | Mis May : Pur ina Mills. 835 ) S. Sth. (ce7F) i Ft RN! rURE - all kin as ane Iti . : rFORD—Coune. 1925: halloon tires: S185: ¢ ‘HRYSLBER 1038 to — ’ a sh No. &C. PArkview 56904R E. H ~~“: | TYPIST $80. $85; good firm. li- | ohana sindell’ 24. gina enue au (S40 down. — Open” Wednesday. Friday.} “a a Marmon, , See ton e | ward. Return Cc. E ill, Shapleigh Hdw. SCT C be gee rs = = ta) — Coneoli- | .,“*" ‘ (7) | SCI INTIFI auty culture taught by eu- | TRUCK DRIVERS—-10. Call at 9917 Del dated, 1204 Ambassador. vows .) | Keiner, I,tnde!l O42 (cl4) | Saturday evenings, 4821 Egston (co) PISRSONAI -——-i. Seaman, mall at genera: | Se — r | thorized Marinello ine ‘uctors. 447° mar, after 7 o'clock (c) TURE ee a | wliver SIGNET RING—Lost:; gent's; Dec. 23. in Washineton DEI] mar 6800. ' —S— — WA SS—De Haliv 209 | FURNITI RE, Wta Highest cash price fORD—Coupe 1924: be lloon tires: $135: eon " —_ ; PP. iat : B Rs ota . Mrs. Marian VW liitfie ‘id washroom at Ber Lish. Sarah and | ~ und, notify daughie boyd am 1 ‘iTRS—Lost bal! n Grand ay. b | you can establish your own bueiness on ‘essary: high achoo! edneation preferred. FF! wig ade URE Wtd.—Contente hc stele » Swear ° 10} BE Al TIFOL nL c os » 25° iwton 2017 S$ rand econ 1No}7 Smnall capital or have a good paying posi- PARTNERS WANTED ‘ “Ol fax 4200 (el4) ing houses, flats: no lots too lat ge or too ' Coun Qo new paint: .looke ; 4 ' BUY COAL now. Lun $5.25. super Re 00M HAIN —L st : large: rt tion the vear around: day or evening : x email, i Vv Ictor 0584. Ba Ictor 1570. (cS) ike new: @ ‘anke Motor Co. 5173/. oat sport touring, un ary ALL $6; nh nut. $4.2 ; TYler 6216. ics) es he ae 3 Mi ~ * oP © Bist Oe pi Ealing c' — ee i> o~ ~~ ’ ?. Sees Mwy $500; voing auto i | ‘se wy —_— ne oer nieee ity 8 ' i : et Prag nheme See BBE W5g rbd : 1 > en *? : TrepDosais un to tin ius bi Lilece Be 1] KY re t 4896 uM > ; . ~0 : ho ‘d deals a 31 : W ashi gt or. , " 1 Feb. 26% 0°27. for a suppliv cf ga Satie i) omptoy fat : a7 ——— i Philadelphia “ee Works. Information | ‘T : “4 ‘ ts ~ “ola ak tens a while you learn: fee $25. 16% Walnut. Box O-37, Post Dispatch GOOD | CONTENTS of homas and offices wanted; 19°?4 FORD COU PF—S$195. aa x 7 __illand =e " Ee cetications setting " rth gurday mornin ple mex Se aa ie eee c80) | | best cash prices paid. A. A. Selkirk Aue Ducoed in two-tone: perfect mechanical- ; - vy 2 ate te Ford ‘ourings 1 Cc A Bunkey Hill Tum, “$6 aod és 25. onaw, ee co) nine! |SUIT OASE— Lost straw. conteinine BRICKLAYING ition & Storage Co., 1808 Chouteau av./ly: plenty of extras: terms. 2933 Olive.| trade: terms. 2506 8 POR. P standard, $4.7 $4.75; nut. $4; load girls im rom William Hutton Blauvelt. 120 Broad: | lady's (and child's clothes: name. Bell’ wis yok Sood: SALESMEN WANTED GArfield 8897, (ela) (6) POR DS Touring: nice cat, HO a a Lindell 8706, City ies wee iol rom William Putten a th undersigzze | Wright in book: reward. FOrest 6 (¢ Make the new vear mean somethihe to “0.000 LBS. of old feathers; east 4 are, 3e hk ‘OR D ( OU y E, 1924 a 7. : ~. Ss w lump. DAclede | 120 Way, New York. ov fr mn . shgeoteg t n 1 ee — ack ors a vou; learn a trade: days or evenings. 725 ' FURNITURE SALESMAN—Must be Al | aaee a old ones, Montana Feather Co. - y V& FORD ‘Eo ring; 1924: nd 3826. City scale weight. L Acles le 552 The unde siz sd eserves the ig mye CAT— ost ) } anes ? N. Vandeventer. ’} man, who is thorough ly experie need: state 4°26 Page. DEImar O865, CEntral 43601. N paint, overhaule os terms. ike new : A P i - leas . i Fen Le SON Purchasing Agent, | *¥ers name Jimmy. yoo ———————= | Qualifications. Box D-121, P.-D, (cS) HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE | , (c8) ~— MONARCH, 31; ?_Locust./ | FOR))-~Touring; 2 : ‘. F R clean, Jump coal, call “rane The nited ‘Gas. Improvement a ie ere Lost: gold initial: HK RADIO a ESMEN—With cars West | BABY eUSOT—-Dark | cing reed, good con-| ~~ eros. _ trade. __ 4464 e ; Frindell 0204 : r Mi ¥ 5 .improven * : | HF ; tial; 4. x. PATENTS End FBey yn: gOOd DAY: permanent posi dition. Abany 482 1: 243 Black SEWING MACHINES eo; FORD—1924 touring: 1922- real 1 - FOR ~ better: coal. “call Riverside 6705W vam. s AR | : . Oo | trade. 4711 Natural Bridge, "Es Standard, $4.50: furnace lump. $5: white | "ty" needs 1 Northwest corner a Phone KI rk wood (C1 P * ti € ie Sary Lb L-: stone. >a ATENTS obtained, advice and folder free, | tl": experience not necessary, va teas . (C7 ) teeth ra - . 184 Post SEWING MACHINES —Singers, $10 up: late Ford coupes: new duco\, good | FORD- Touring, sao > ash. $5.25 in 4 tons or more: city eeale| DEL MAR, = feR) Cooking: Ps Linck tll T " ; = . — *7 T ’ . ’ ere amas : ’ . i \\ 4 i H— [ost ] idy - Vi hite rold KF’. J Lars — 911 N 7th MAin Youn abe Pt rte ed 2 ire ral te Ry eyed og Bye sen 255 ete 3 Sede “6 he it i ones sta le ~~ RE RG. PAR WAM AES x ~ ee Ut os gar nga H ag mast Py & AD M dita ona~ oe * sate Gh YA Png ond RE? 4, Le ws oe ae oe ey -Dispatc} (cl) | BEDS New air : 1? \ s G0 } "irg lla: ; i re . . Res . . ? is rns: v¥ Simmons bed outfit Wainul i +} hates ft - rear = . - x € , y rf . CIAL NO ICES eee: ch Rite eecnduenas dey ae | (c56) | SALESMEN—4, with cars, reorganization nnished. with Simmons unsag or coi] {/, {O88 out; renting $3; repairing. 528 N., tor perfect; terms. Jefferson cash. Open weight. SPE x : , - — ~~ : ; ln sales department experienced salesmen spring &nd 100 per cent new cotton mat- \ indeventer cot tntaeiees LAvclede 7600 and, 10107. | mien evenings. “4 ognesdgy Priday ta CAT. 4 JIDFFERSON 4058. DE LMAR. NOTICE is hereby gis the under- | si Lost; white gold, around | |; Wanted who have sold to gdiage and car tress. complete. $19.75: full size or twin | -- ii Peep cs i ; ; Sereening, $3: mine run, $4.50: furnace.| for 3: 3% | te nd Delmar; reward PArk | dea} tr n St o4 7 ouring: late 1926; in a ; , ima |Gealer trade in St Louis, \utomotive bed size. Dennis Bros.. 452 4 _Delmar — 110; cash or terms ¥ $5: special clean lurp, $5. 50. We deliver) ENRIGHT ' 7 1 to £ a _ (8)) room for signed hes purchas: 428i tne. 6f0- | Daeg se ee : ee ay fe ' ' poe ery and aannt market r rly owned ¥ \ ‘ 3 ‘ ? EMPLOYMEN | Gre af anid i "ams 4 re D & co Loc ist. i _ ; ’ sis A T ‘ rus AA is ; no . a = tlio n 4 : ; to S* I] . 4 . s 1 t Ne Saws f 4 , “ ad - HORSES AND VEHICLES ‘com{or 7 ~ gp sete it i. ae ee giles ahaecsdt ee to 5 tons today. .-- S12 Carroll st Nick. Kilesch J. W. &.: liberal reward. . Singer |} 8as. Established manufacture quality pe! sold on money-back if ) antiafle d . i ™RBO0 aea'er. A I. TI a Lew} ar : Waechin uy \ ; (ommission with drawkKing ac- antee; 3-plece suites SOQ Dennis Br . S ' ors ra 2448 ITU" =, ‘o> or . > aye minis ros., —’" 2 Ou Ww nte rie® of 1048 Gimb)1: | ‘ity of, 8t “ELLOW SLIPPER—-Lost; ligh lored couni. Business reierences reauired with 4524 Delma: STAR—Coupster ih i eylinder; $46: FORD- $10 rine, iy toes “ee , an ed i ouis, Stat cM ri. do hereby | Finder return to J] Whitman, 722 Mar . ail answers. Box, J-290_ Post-Dispatc h. (5) BED DAVENPR‘ RT SUITES——-Making ful | Sig Me bn ~ “pine “gg rhe | aay "al ] “sat rday a wire , HORSES Wd. 2 cheap marea, wagon irpotice thi: jl | : res iT bie ‘) iv é ow a _- ESM | N— 5 oung. » 4 . ‘ th 7. ‘ OL? 21286 ned. ] springs. ri u b chair Wanted i | N a : - : lif a . Kast on. '¢ y anc a ur ay even ¥ harness. cow. 3440 Oxford, Maple. w ood any debts contract after u mate v, MEN, BOYS saies experience, to connect wil * i wing 1a | upholstered in high-grade > y, ‘oupster. ~): ‘xcellent_ cor | POr , ; — muy owife Viola ‘ar 4 yr : wane ae at ree ‘. Pertiaks Jewett . * HORSES- Good with trial end rs Phegeampte ri rders | ©! , t.. wal ut ee pos! tion Box O-36 ory ondhegpndy dar ; wel 6Com™m “asp — - =e suites priced less aienectidets . sf " touring $5 0; >. be ‘ s Lowenstein, 1321-25 N. guests at reasonabl prices, xi , Lr ; : our nAscric mended and Mean bu a I [ rs iaq} iISUALLY asked for used su tes: S100 i Big : Wed Kor ami : . ws . an ‘fact: 1) t ** . terms: & Nd . is teed. ee . . ~~ “ ) for home- made pastr¢ ; pnone ‘ i _ ‘oO : ; Tre _— } 4 a ts ot --—- ——--- “appiy A } erik in \ ? y? , I? rr) P > ie ' . ‘ hy Ss iect fro r’ Stemay tl BR mya A i s ‘ ta r a: —_ : ani : 4 : ” , ‘ 8 ' ; 9 4 ") i+ | . (c7 terms. These are no jun . - . : - - ‘orders. JEfferson i358 (cl4 Peer sn coahiasde ees Sieg U" ER- Sit.: lining: for r [S10 Missourt insurance B) 3908 | & amar se ial a (07) uaranty_Noter Co.. | — ee . : nail : His . - neusework : meter ‘ *] MmioOTs : . W ! ; j 7 ' ‘ : ee AUTOS Wtd “or ‘ ‘king: nig he f MAXWE LI ~Toul ring 1928; mc = 3 ' ) | ) A Migagtic:. em : (cS) | CHIt ~Electrie sewing machine | “prices: ca id i 273 (et in ' 4 WELRY. GOLD, S'ILVER {| SALESMAN—Experienc en Siiverwar uectric iron be: ddin €. GRand | oteeal Se a Roadsters For Sale_ feiss able offer takes it. 808 Iowa, JEW | —- \ TOMO! 31 La] Luste roy e fe 1187. GRand 7815. _ RP: - HIGHEST prices paid for old goid, bre _y McPHEB STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING ee. memes adie ; = -* Dis Spat ch — D B. ADL Y rye? S57; evrojet qQ5: semnen: S43 oO id BABY CHICKS—Cert-o-( wuld a! la lity. old va, tie st Louis for the eiectior 1! |}CHAUFFEUR l: vrivate al} - | Lan 2 CC ne ‘ Pac . ion VENA ROOM S ay— New. at pr "1Ces Don't ee! I] “eet , ne Ol -? rice, 0 Me atan baie 5 , ~ MF - ; larwest hatchery in Seuthern I[il- i) EE r the ensuing yea 1!) a Seo hone Sirians Te Md siisstineidetimareins inom ess than usually asked for used suites: | cash. YAHLEM. 1036 N. Grand. (es SL eae —— 2) | Presenta a 1925 Nash ° touring, # is: "seme ta Ged ereryebens, tie thy U : 9 ec apattarscan oreo os wee | = ititul Y-piece walnut suites. $95 Fr BULICI é r. i920, glassmobile in- new car: perfec t throughout; ‘ dru id’s Hatch- ruoth, nh sue . UP Me . ' CHAUFFEUR—Sit. olor references: |. AL RSME sit ; , ‘4 7 i Pens moe Dennts og, - Al |’ ( ] ha : z > Ak, 3 he 4 . i : ' > 2 Jk =] ‘ ° ‘Rui k. Dodg “ a aT i $1. 5. $40 down. (ypen fedne 4 B NM ¥ 1B. 10 a. n 3 0 iene onside vork, aie dames : ae ae 4° tlie ties oe DE AR y rt. 3V ENING: roadste: late, snappy closing ; | day and Saturday evenings. 482] Nene “2 “| STADLER, Secretar et uN Fe oe. SON) fax SlESW, iving ee. present enploymer nd p: ‘RESSER ’ .4 . giipeneemane ms . | FORES 5774. Za heap, terms, trade ame, 4390 Olive. | —___ ca — . For Sale MARYLA p ie int on . ' ’ \ 5 ‘ re - : ny 4 _ — | zat >] Oey rience j } tustri ? : . ; © }'e*y | at _~ ‘ti 1? ‘y -" ye --~ - - ——— - -- -- - = - (i) STEPHENS 1924 sport Are ¥ : the tr rket for . eadia? 7 " 4 ; ae 7th ‘ sg ; aA ee ov ‘) ats ; - sea caine ' a en te 0) j~] , Post pat er : . , - . . ; 4 Y : Muy gas itation j $4 1 bs ’ 8 7 = : Rania _* - 1) B > 2; roi ister. VW ith bumig rs. ~ | new tires new paint gcood ‘sah! : re you in ; = . . ' wT ak STOCK HOLDE MBE he an 0S and use . Sold for cash only. Den- | _st¢ ‘@ 2S Raton . ractically new tires t run a few /|$250. 1808 lowa. Victor 118 Ra ne, ecene > nee sou SS 8S ual meeting ot he stockholders i JAN TPOR—S . White, or diswashing: no | ~4**-4051. ‘ ra Vacancy flor a salis or “uDiar FORDS HV EROLET: td op tht ready eee entiiee 475 MOTO TR1LIOW . ee ' Radic lVurchase Service. FOreat t.} mgressive Loan Company, for the election eee & we eects | boozer; experienced. Box 0-201, P.-D.| man of ability, exp Tenth en ee URNITURE-—Contente of 6-room fiat ash: high rices timar 292. 4464 | og, 5): ‘ton, FRANKE M + mK Tremp rnscupse: ) a ~— “INSTALLATION, $5: servicer. $2: aerial ge a iG ser _ ' . sinigh “MON LRAT 7 Cds es J as ih Kt fie | e : . ? “mt . *orr dit coe “one wi fe ‘ + Ny - : ni tL sei S° oe A Acad ely ( Cn . - - rooin ap A! Ii ; mt 1s} | ae Oo ble 4 : i ‘ ‘ elit 7 ‘i STOO CG VT) omen \Ve ines- " Ter ‘ ‘ sacrifi “ it @ f , Don | Ss ac rif e ¥ our (‘ar 21 teri x : , ‘fer . terms. Open evenings. ae SE 4154 = - ° : ~ - ; ; ‘ * i ‘ Li i = OT ? on I ‘ 4 i Si I ‘ > el 1? | ie ; » J iy jj : : Luk . ‘ f fy Bs ARRAHAM oe . - NE ) ary. AnPEe LEAN’G—UPH’LS’G $$: st-Disy (8! De! kk soticttis ccounts f PR 0 yy ag ee wo megh ¢ nar : - eae er ery oe 25 Essex coach .. ~— Grand, : . ; ®.. unts - shi ‘Tul «-room apartment, eaeeeer™ av more than other FO] Don} oa like cood os on wt . . ' le . ay : 2 . " . 7 ¢ . =) y { } 7, { ry . , . — . m . a ‘ i aE . } I | ‘ ial tie if - ss a’ scr ; ; ’ » . ‘ NN ht KHOT Distt io = , i csT "LE “Te (zlobe ¢ arpet Clean rs. 1 shop a & . fe } a Te ae dines pt yaa rece y; sat ; They » Sait l aving « ity. : . ? VOU eon to S500 on it In i* ee t me i ston. 2 er ergy — a oe Notice is hereby given th. he annuual ‘Eimtent (o4)| Yaduate. desires tion: bave 4 vears' | © ness. No ; an » charge clients, FOre a OU ge FO pe Me 7 | Tay F : iets Bee gen er prong a odge touring car ..ssccssen Hier tig of . stock} P le} Q rl aes ‘ —— = - i r,s? “1 | ot fig . aa "ie » 9 ¢] ‘ ; . ne f world s lare sT ng d fe | ‘ R' "PNITI RE NI mew - - - minu af ; N eS ina ("4 VJ iat? } are : = ~ . te Z. _¢. ; ae ane | ‘ », Chandler brougham ooeeee : Radio Repairing ‘oon les c Cn wil 7 by ea dy , . i it? if I Lk , a Ve OITA, ipo ire Raw , ‘ & all Dispat ») (5 "e) (ins, 28 Centra! Nint ] __ eds j Lov ma S KUATaI teed from ‘ % I pul> \ / ~= r\ is ‘ ' ‘ ‘ Hy tern, fis po CA 7 ; adi« tts | " ee es se h | LIndel? °03 3820 Finney felt; : 5 tras >a ‘ading manufac: turers of country at legs , . AUGSON coach .. o+eeee ALL Radio Jim—he repatre radine, ? a RivwrM A -_ f hea ‘Or ,¢ nv. ‘ sr ‘ } 4 en Y) M o> ‘ ‘ Sd > . ae es ‘ saplie ‘ 4 ‘ . ‘ : ‘ 4 . ‘ f ‘ 4 . . =a +4 » “VO . *” ® : . ices © tt} ie ‘ gilt A ry i: ali wre as i br _—- - lay] iSUaliVv asked for used and i-wtvle Automobile Loans ae | aad o oR a ll 1) WT) @ eure te ~s lan ‘1908 ° ROARD, ’ vy -retak ‘ ‘ \ ND Bes expert Wirlhs, ‘Trp. Peer omens - es . ’ itl doe | na #9: | piano; dining room. a Iroon id cay | & : oaks Reo sedan e- ooee an WASH! * ' , 1) ‘ ixti im s. Masye, YOrs tg ©. . . o 4 + =P ed -% - o a } i ¢ ns . cjy } 13] s: er ~ ' " ‘ Ted My u i) Iv) an _« : - ~— ~— — . , > Somenmoeee : fo , . —." AGE ni DG. J Jewe tt sport touring Jom :~. 5 : =e ae w 6. a. : ‘ F ‘a, SOM (oR) i ail j 9240 edahe AC le 7 ploy , rey ‘ a “ites 2 ELC Cond) ,or quick sale bil { > FOR a ICK., if NTIAL AL TO ’ — pipes Dod ge sport touring 4 Z For s le “worn ‘RIOLDERS MBETING. 7 ‘use ring call A Hi } MAN Sif ‘rie , ar “* -Ost- spatch got oo | eel 1611 ake garetta = ‘ OF - used. vel é ny teo touring et oe _—_ ~ a - : ) , larg , a 0 vA the } ‘ - — ey a sey - “a ith ery iy abhilitv wishe as y ™ means 3 P in ; *» wy re + i+ . | 2: ~ = real ‘ . : . i °° 3 } Cc -kR'sS oa 5 4 ; ~ Sd 2. S Py) 7 hereby given timt es aon POPC HE R D ING. 3939 Virgirie av. LA-; 3°. ¥ pSSEES Ys wae tO | ls pag Kharanteed furniture Kirkpatrick ‘Fi — mee @. O. GARFIELD 77 OPEN NITES 20 Reo touring +0068 ; P CUitax. . ee eee ers wae meeting of the stockholders of the . : ‘+ lede } ash Or terms. (cS) ' ' oes UT DOI bac S in countr sOid on — ' oa erp. eo wrens x : Reo touring . ép ax 447R _ Publishing Co, will be held at the olfice | ae few men who a) tT 1eyV aCK t sat Sied guarantee at | 2°O Loct’s (eAR) ‘ , I OF, tinal ‘ on 7 — cars have been comp! 3 | FIXiv REs “ Real bargains. Call the company, Twelfth boul vard and Olive | : Rial ang us Scapa be: nate meng fixturee |? 288. Gj ‘ . Sit.: singic, having had 8 | give first-c) iss references. for ; ices esi an “usked for old-style — ee i " nn | geet Smear Poms ht Oi ey naule ind rep: anne 30 days Franklin : Fixture Co., 315 ‘rankiin, street, in the City of St. Louis, Missouri. a tit erta «et moc t Jue rine an “A PCTIONC is manager permanent position; leads furnished. ie ee ; ‘fe vou to Inspect i ATTTOMOBILE LOANS iis ety fie aik oe os: ate c3) © on a! ov 3 PIXTURES. Stor office: all hinds: nm Monday,-Jan. 17, 1927, couvening at ash or t ir ostimate ci Mai ng # .. Wish ) change Jan. | See Mr. rume, Over hice ou Will not be urged to buy. ; eaeperta se 2 boty a . TARDELL MOTOR CAR » bic bargains. RI KE 'N SOHL. 915 N. Sth Y o'clock in . forenoon, for the purpose etuet TMantsn OTN g, an Sillon as clerk or manage: GUAR ANTEED FUND LIFE ASSN... av Cry enn narked — piain fieures with | ST. LOUIS DISCOUNT Co. ' Tite aan he been 2 eee 3145 Loenst bi. JEfferson of electing a board of directors and for the Ade Q ra merchand re in country 518 R Ri ato Bldg : hy Be —— ‘ we aad 2 GAS i nished ” our ~O77 Washington. $n one | , ‘ ana i ait ge oc , tie ; a a PIXTURE= —Ali kinds m ny p am ‘ i ‘ - Meeinnee an hh ; =a urnish best noees: ‘ n lj | byt : ‘yO se ‘asn Onlv and can eFedg 1 , teks : . _—. : ~ transaction of such other business as may A of refs rences; i GQ Olv al “ape ; Py cr se r nips : oe}. Globe Store and Office Fixture Co. Come before the meeting 3 GAS. PIPE EANERS 4 [-283, Post-Dis, ‘ F ; nthe Considered % _ wt ge 3 tl lag a, —— a> —_— ” Pak ‘ . -* ae ~ ‘ © a« om 4 ra | DS; Trucks _For Sale Bs. Franklin (; Arfield ares ‘ JOSEPH }? 7 L, yy MER President. ‘ 1’ 1}? ices : 3 % ’ ene ems — a s ct Tt lew be : 0) mt a . : Penns -TOS.. \\ % a i lil i actin ci sits : . v , . = . ' -" ar ane Wes hide } ] 25: uit at “3 ame 9 — eT GAS Dow! Werk ‘ ed. SALESMEN Wtd.—Hizgh-clag¢e eT : A pen ever ening. | (pet hy Om , a end saturday ‘ ne _ tyless a. * . cieeadall 2? oe . trade terms. 2506 S, Jefferson | A. G. LINCOLN, Secretar | Nicholswu, TY ler” 0640" 2122 ON. Lath SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS | for States of Oklahoma. Mistouri’ Ka. sas GAS STOVE——Quick Meal: he sold” for |} AUTO LOANS bobs {canal | ine : NS }ODG ate mode on, with exp efrigerators a, NK a A OO6, (cS } ’ ( OX ai I”) | , our ~ "ID Be! in xc eunme on: ni at ais hereby ex riven that the annual meeting of “AUNDRY AND CURTAIN fferso HO86, : | ‘omm iasion line. consists } ion (aS RANGE . POU RB URNERS, $9.50. *ET OUR RATES i\e PORELI ME NS wic! | Ste iner- Fahrenkrog. 4000 "aAMe. ees E FOOD kholders of Sim» Adve itis | Ga i 1309 8. New- | chiff tyice weicht Ye EASY TERM = : (18TH ST. E BI - : Te te & stoc old ere oO ) Pima rising | =e ; : sEPER—-Sit. 30§ g. New mee! rd seTy i @ welsh 4 ancies I'NION'S TWO EXCH ANG ER sTORES ! AND SAVE , ‘ » BLDG.) | FE ‘DE RAL—lI 44 -ton capacity truck, @ » 64 McC USED JOBS Servier Co. w be held : y- = See ntniliiienilaiciethinets Miccatiabiae ts } 4na popular price line ladies’ lk 9 : ‘ S ae > StUCe Oe K eclai © roadster conditior f le -) ; the company. 1215 Svudicate Trust OE.. | aie Cae. ee Pair or panel OUSE Kh EP E R-—-Sit.: age 40, in mother- | CO/Ors, big repeaters: t xiv r re- 206. SN. 12TH ST. AND 7TH & MARKET | MONE ' i“, & Cal | low ooo Also warehouse equl ent, REFRIGERATORS FOR ALL PURPOSES. ‘itv ' 2: fanev, 85c Jiiffersaot ‘ > orders: exe iusivy territory. ri} n- | KI PC HEN ( ‘HAITI tS. NOLID OAK $1.95 ; f A L’ if OPEN NITE! lu ling treet. ae, etc Or yb o c 1514 LOCUST S&T CENTRAL A 5 (cBQ) | in the City of St. Louis. Missouri. » Ss Be f 5498. (5) hor mpetent. Box 0-298. oat. . vrday. Jan. 15. 1927. at the hour atch. — (%) Saeed ont, ro n hag "er 108 f UNION'S rwo wx HANGE STORES AUTO FPPRAISAL (C¢ ms per Co = Da, | et. oclock a. m., for the purpose of electing Me 6 ae : e with a followi: As : an , " — Ages F METMIONIS, La . : p ~ , Me ‘ , . as may be }» rouge ht hefore it | “b} ! “an , Royal. s** , $50 ; '? 7) { . 4 pte — ca , ? in rade jacauard velour: reg- | |; | ’ ‘é. ] BOP hh a - mont) aeatien on oricé ‘ LASTERING-—New . MEN OR WOMEN—Having sales and ex-|Ular ! ; Our cash price $95: 3 {|| a) ' | Ba . Sedans ror Sale as Tr nc ks; a O25: 1924; one tam Ww. 253. N. se Oth MAin 114° PLA‘ el NG New Or patch work. We ‘NDRDPSS—Sit.. colored 's,| ecutive ability. offered exceptional op- | months cenelaoral Cash, Dennis Bros | Mam ON! SN esc ie acre : lais. i926s, lik new: cheap: Relfling, ae . Gr _ , he y tok 4 g , r Ss Je ffereon. a > MOST complete lines. all makes: ‘ ¢ ; : ‘, ‘} ob? BD aeton ‘ are extremely clean. PArkview 4861W, | a \iav., Tuesday: reference. “ffersx bortuntty by corporation operating nation- | 4524 Delmar . See ae ‘ ~ rr? / . *, 7 : i oOo x ‘ r 7 > er . ' TO $1009 OUT \ ! FOR D— 1924: delivery panel at entale. inion Typewrit ' a — Pa, ATO) . : sedan ) iP —_—~ fe ee pew yy j “} 734 liberal reward ‘Mimar 873: (cl) I neva satch niast ring and cement BIVOOCH—Lost; old-fashioned, gold; coral mK in VV s4e aggre ~ a ’ HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS setting. GRand OSS7TJ: reward. fc) RurokiING.~-&sphal late irface si imerls At VO Re rr panpek Must have own tools s. | ASSISTANT HOUSE KEMMER White | , i " {pe — - ‘ 10% N. (pr: , Op r Un i} 9 j M ‘ aie mm ( 1% I ili aT Mas ot ix ceed q . expresses body open , low dl mecnanicahy beriect. Foo 4. Reo express body open 1+? months to may . ' iz nth : vi No: .eo express body open aly ea" a 5. Grand, Aclede 7Git) and O10, f express body open @iboe i reutal: all express body open Gi : and used. wiring repairing and it oper ~%. Fe dice ate ea Sa Broughams—For Sate Abany OS#2 V2. ge light delivery oe Acme Electric Oo 7 . } | li ’ ‘ * * . ’ : _— —— , at ST wed shape: ? he i ver lieht ds liver: 3 r E> ty ; a BULLDOG Lost brindle, with blanket bp ; ie a 7 Gravois today woman. not over 37 Apply H usekeeper . ‘aeee* om 61 hal , heyy . ‘ . ie aes _s + we . : me ‘ aa > re . 4 _ . — " « ‘ ‘ : : « 7.4 — \ ; me a P P 3 gr 1 "T wok good rsh 7 Pe , . 4 re he tg S- ' +7 . e baby's pet: lost Sunday Victor 33863W, | fe oo te tals, firet be Page and B AT BE R — (Color ed: Ruaranteed: ‘t} Barnes Hogpital, 600 8S. Kingshighway. | ' 4 CUlbaas pap hsp a a EP ten eh tote (60R osed ¢: = eget: = ua. , Used tha lnstall R cuant p om 4 ‘LE SHOULDER IN Lost white | 1 . ies ts : : Jer _ eu uw once erchants-Laclede ar. | TCD Soe : (el) 1‘ é . . 2 = 9°" MP msgid Sein lg F ag > 4 , ® Lan diamorn! set lea Kot Between ee 7 pod. Shop. GaArf leld 5665. 5S BOC IKKE EI E R Who can operate type- | > t i” ‘ Ou tifu j' bv hes Ore ‘ ns oe } A wy 4 ee — pee ~ o D ~ Wren (100 Waterman and Delinonte Hotel Call Hi \ ND ARC A DESteady work, writer, reply in own handwriting, giving | ) or e | Lm i a ' ; ays a ' Ze 0 i t a ? . MAin 4558-4850 Dr. : fo bY eat TOR Reward tq?) STORAGE, MOVING. Harness } una ‘ c ANS hk oundr v 450] N. Euclid, | Soca ox ice a ‘ xp riene : and salary expeeted M- ti , : , » we 4 i a ' | » I . ete - COMPACT-—Lost. white gold. blue flower ' ’ - . EE ES (c7) | Box, L-138, Post-Dispatch (e7) mV ROME | re 22 e fe al 4° v2" Ford one ton express 7 ‘ in center, between Sth and Chesinut and General W arehousing Ce ! -Abou . to assist in drug store.) CLERK—Experie enced. delicatessen, candy — ; , a ee closed cab . ; j MUSICAL American Theater Cail COlfax O818J. C TOR \GE—M@VIN: “HIP PT ‘ ce : pas Bee, | table work: N S bur. 6535 8 Grand. 4 Jonesy hata fot J , ' : . a ag nn ---—- . pe Ford one ton express open ’ DOGS—Lost, pair of English setters. 7 LARGEST IN THE | BOY—Ia drug Serence Natural |DICTAPHONE OPERATOR — Downtown 1g UN ay ‘nck 1066 cau "Sraehat sien 7 Game ee oa Ri MP ITER ERE SS 4, 001m AN : Musical Instruction Jwonths old: re ward 4000 } ot vn a . west ‘OO! . ar rate SS to "7 0 | uf : : 4 i! oe Bulletin Abst: a t 1SOoo Rallway j * ey uy : of .. m ? p. ’ m r) “ . ' pity ¥ 7 1? ore “oe - Hate or cl. “s PLA : vio! in goanone. On cii@ / ew i. * re . Z ; et " . ‘ . ; e he Yr a ‘ ae . Saleh XCNAN ge Cc) ten DA ne} body el. cab... F : Lindell 8000 538 N \ and: ver Leg 7 DOG—Lost: buli pup, orown and white. The { oh Mote ty Van Service } venin lDriaseco)) Pharmacy, e 1 bed ; : a? handsome reward. Grand Restauratit, e Ow are val St av and “ausland I! above Pr, Dhone teacher already caiabliched Fu. COL ult "a>? t rc acl : wr { ¥ siti ee , “ “ . cmat _ - B A \ND. NE W : » 9 MO” roR CAR *, Bs ory EF. Noe), 2511 Sheiby at Indianapolis wit > i ’ : ' ; . a ind ~ hee Washinaton: liberal reward. 3907 Wash. ite, Apple : working in = inate, STOVES, FURNACES, REPAIR (=! Ove Co. 1604" Tower Gray | enced instruc Karly ; a. atiful 102% — 4 ‘ i Ss 10%: co in hap r 1 . pa ’ cid ange , hes 4 saturday | Yet little: will selt cheap: cash or terin : . Accessories, Parts — For Z Planes and Organs For Sale « ow = — : . vel ¥ tt’, } Ps RELI ARL ry auto parte, new 5 AMPIC Oo GRAND Cot $°00U) rolls, cab- | Ati i0G——Lost: female polit iter, iost in’ vicin Mra. at Tae ATING PLANTS furnaces put tn rood COLLECT »R. 9 - | good Salary Brondway. HUmbolt 3790, 0 inet will sell for $T50: jeayv PN fpgres Sapte 2 Coy a at de scr Ye. P A te ity of Grand and W yo ming; white with | HE ; > Ft ieht brown spots; atiewers to name of! COndition. reasonable. PArkview 3456R. ‘xperlonced:. com: nission basis ‘round. Lang ‘Foo; reward Hiland O02. SW (oe) . (c8) 4 furnie) bond Profliable for live wir. ington, 7 DOG yet: mnale pointer hunting log. SS a2 tLNACKA installed com ‘te, 5 wy Soe iN ITAL MFG. Cw., | ey GIRL mogt old; White with brown epcte on roome, ! with 3 yvearsa’ ruarantee an ' f arn ne eves: ..e@wers to Mame Duke: liberal re ard Serv) R LIN : RS—Firat-cl; on monotype ward. i: Dis. Bartrn er FOrest 1erTRw i eh) , tal n yr I, furnacs ile i. booKS and atal (| give awe mange . one , AM L> NL JES — ~Larat: Z Thuraday. Dec, 23. on af 779 . CApe! Ce, Anon I Hh igh Ste areus avenue, COlfax 7FOSITW, (e7) : S “for any o'd stove.» range! or ee tine and. Stationery Co., Jelter- ved ' LA ‘4 DRESSES Lavat °- Gran -Leade urn: sie art andirons, fenders, fire . fceR) fork: whi references ’ r | . . . ™ | wy Ca PArkview BIS: oR reward, ig} Forsti Re 109 NN e}, Ml As on ‘ ' j : . : . an "3 : ‘ lase Apr ay Inde A i mi ad wr OOF fy . F FP " ra ’ PS i i rit una! sSUDDI BAR-RING Ipet: blac k ball onyr, on i 43 (c8) — 3) Tee Suppls ‘oO Ist and rTIRL "it! zen lerm | experience ie) . ’ anA 0%} a Intain-: steady ‘ . it he de Tth or , , i . aes reward. 4031 iAndell, 7 ne | A. (;. Br; auer Supply s oO. CAP TSMA! rchitecural: to take |nights | Runpte's RoR 'N Grand ~— cree . 7 7 («) ‘ 1) ENV » t , , “tm : ; ’ ; ° signer ' ' Gratting room at Shaw ELOPE—tTaost. gray. containing -im- | @TOVE REPAIRS 316 NX TORY 8) i nes raveling expense iMumhd (* OL ORE D GIRLS | oe { i department. 20% rtiant pavers. Delmar car. PArkview | : or Rea ats \ We 4 : ie . SEER (0) | : eS, NGEENATL FILE—Lost: Riesday: Jef. | | PLUMBERS ‘. o4 een sitecet car or hetween Jefferson and 7 UMBING and heating work eHable | ers ; . ong: & HOUSEKERPER-MAID — Sm; zit on Chestnut. Reward. 1954 Arsenal, | Plumbing Co. PArkview 44701 (eB) ton Mille 2] sented A ag and Co good Wages 4°67 Labadie a hit j — : C,! “dog from af 59 : iwend aecnes | WALL Ki dy, aes ABI a> M wes Exper ne USE wm AN—Genere | "Took: Oily Monday night; collar | PAPER CLEAN’ G. ETC. = 1). Post-Dis (eT) nL FOrest R°R0 mump tall: reward. LAclede ROOMS pane ed 36 up: mainting: cuaran Ww. BORER ; oe Pins pe ‘t Bite at GOO | | oun who has le , lille ; ius f’as et 2 . fags i (co) teed Hawkins. Laclede 1547 ic?) ing Co ie fact im . a ry ef g Ay id ussell i ~# oe ' 17 ’ . "he as it a : ®) . —— MON ARC Hi, 3h ahs ‘urday evenin 11 Easton sizes, $2 ‘and “uD. 1412 a a y O » f d. Paaton = e ' bare e 192 ' an: 7 s A 416. Post-Dispatch u cannot a for UDSON—-19%4 coach S08. Joe Pr new Duc mechanical condition: Auto Bodies For | ato q STANDARD SS-noie Player P lano to W ait until clos- ¢ ill kin 3005 8 ; rR agg ER ty poe "4 aA ~e vt AS ‘BODY BARGAINS Always: C , e » “Sho salts Aer geen Pe ati . ti ne, OBO ‘out aD SAMO STAG ch ot | 3 nleasure. terma, trade, “ee 7" | 3 : only $169.50. Aeolian Co Ing Pei on caer ag : ee OCU TS A> Ae T Buick FORD RODIES- Al? Non Us 4 iv Fo | line. | f ome arp ‘ : ‘ ~ : : > — ~ eo " ta ae ' ans LS ‘ ae a ihe ‘way v ERT STLANT) Pa aolutely ea ** a nha DOG Z ! . qe eda; seat aliens an 8 “ORD BOW — ai % * n to et nd tiish: ime) G t R . $2) down per Nessa ~~ ae a 3 i enamel trade. Calkins, 4220W Nacural = 4 sale: — ’ yy email paymenth re € {ter § ee —_— Xe) GARFIELD 77 ETN ere | re aah , seretian Co. 1004 Olive st, ) | nh me , a - 3 ‘ v1 tires, many § Cea'er, THOT a Jefferson. — “ a ene = 4 wre ~ 7) Mi fiK ad 4 [SSO Ti. : fay ra oo. ce’ PTT hs Aah Easton. (c) ’ Jai ’ ner Denia Mew xy LP ey ° | $895 Dodwe 1926. $695. Tertos. 3:3 udo! oe id $475: | - 1ANO—Patior “aioe ae \{Ain 111] | Easto $80 down, Oven Wederoe b= ss Twos Per Sale _ Fitba. wood eantition, Sine.” s i » : eure mote " . eae | . = ‘= ’ ' > ” . : “Os BU IC K C Ol P EK. 1926 COB = ts ( FE on.___._ (ob) | TR stn 3 gars 3 s Rx ? ‘ evartiment. Dennis Bre ; 1 ij ; ; on s4 ; _ $3 — z= — - . s - 7 ne + ° — - ~)}¢ - . P os OO PPL LLP I ee ee

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DECEMBER. 21. 1926. _@®-TO LET A FURNISHED ROOM IN YOUR HOU SE or apartmerg to a desirable tenant advertise in the se columns.-®© x _ Tern een ia ~ _YPRTDA : al = = Se =—=———=— eS oe = = oe rae meme : r= — ns aes —— _RECEMBER ti. 19282 ———— MUSICAL ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY | ROOMS FOR RENT—West APARTMENTS FOR RENT | FLATS FOR RENT—South — ~ > rT. »” rm omy ye wo : mea WX ae owe, lar. XN INST ¥ > KR PL.. 462 4—For 2 gentie — OUR Si0A—3 rooms, gas, © AUTOMOBILES SAl E—WTD anes and Organs For Sale Northwest “men: bot water, seem best. 446) FURNISHED MISSOURT, «2 (e3) FC R . : _ tol — . ie oenel "We. “% tric: $20. PRospect 1440. at -—F i fone. ifiret-class | SPALDING. 4748—2 unfurnihsed roc ms, WES STM [INSTE R 4116 —Hou isekeeping. 8 i es MOR SGANFOR D>. 4452—Ne wily emode ied FORD—Ss aores foot Sale , aoad cneap. HT} and 2651M. (c77) | _bath; $20. FOrest 6500R. (cB) oor, new furniture; $19 month. __ | ENRIGHT, §883—sun parlor. bedroo 4 rooms, bath. gas. electr | Sedan ordor: origi nal tir cS ‘PLA Pe PIA’ . — eb gan ES ot new: ‘ . mahogany case WEST MINS’ TER. 87xx- — mfor aoe mom; | bath, linens, heat. CAbany $983. (e7) | NINTH. 9423 S—3 roon s, ¢ | fling. Foss y et J 50) T ttle: : bench and rolls: cost new $700: wil] sell reference quired. Lindell Ai coD, ENRIGHT. , §738—Livin g rooms, breakfast | ter. gas. Jifferson SS’s ___ | Dt). 2. eee S. Je | r $110 and arrange terms to reliable | ——.— ae TM TER. 3947—Large housekeep-| room and k 1) , 3)190A—5 rooms, , ? R RD—Sedan: 2 new 56. Jett + y LLANEOUS FOR SALE atte ae Ott) snsumtinte ae om amr te par RKANSAS on iroom. kitehen. ¢ur- W ES MI: gg -volgrsp are * tee ding; hes itchenette ; practical! ly new | OAK HILT, B.2, rr ry lok T ¥ ‘ery i . Tu 3 : ee > Fin ousekeeping. lLaAcilede a —————-—-_ | aro 6 jan itor service; incin-| heat. PRospect alia Ses . PS CINDE RS “ f Ps i on : 6 ja Tie e 1101 ). ive. Ask é > —— . —— , . =e ‘or ic 87] “¢- > a7, ‘omfortat! a : } or . : - . uz fur i ished Ae Os ("Ex \yY a ia 2 : t th ( if 7 . ene (cS} Cc 8G wale arar: 100° on - rene tired. Ll Made 2969 JULIU S HALLE = 2 CO , FUS Chestnut. | SCEOLA Rivers) in Oe wv. “4% Jefferson ; quantity: cheap. Call GArfield c7 —GRAN - RB a; mahogany .POTANICAL, 3971-——Lovely, warm ioom om erence rt ae t me. pF mide 2 ee — 1925. ¢ sa é | .©o) ; " ow for $1000: and kitchenette: plenty hot water. (c) - : - nee vs HAMILTON niggemasntineenneiincittngeeetan ete PAR K 1028A-——3 rooms 4 * . - — - : ‘ ‘ ‘ . ’ . . 2 ] ’ i } iri ‘ .* ; ; ’ . ; ii iz - ‘ ha > aa recs iOFT. Oven We a — Bin SS S LOLO nN, P wt ; 1 215 which is balance BROADWAY. ‘141i A S—Roonis for lent ao” ae 0 ane Goren de kitchenette alan neat leh? n a ? re mie Z. 7 1e% : _ , : h Ww rah. e&t{Lnr raayv. evenings. 3B is ee b aston. dae an™N int: terms f $10 monthly ousekeeping: nodern $4.50 an , SO | pela ty Inde! ; 6) t hegre ' 3; co a | PE NWS SYLV ANIA. 3446A—-3 sarge room This quaint old Iris I — : ‘ Lm ’ +) , 7 fee venan in ——— adu . ’ “a IN! ingie and GOU~ie : oa ¢ “ os ; me : oe * -.} i idl — . . = te UMIN: ry ; ae ‘ ‘anh. warm HAMILTON °6 IRA BL ractively furnis! red tt = : : an , 4 — our New y ear "s ree ting to all: needs her hs. — . 4 8&0 rifies. 4) 3 N . ri ‘ i os — : I [ANO ‘ 0 ' oy. stud -~Cost S500: benci yak ILEV ELLAND, 3S36- Slees — poo Tan es TNE 3849-—Light nhousekee ing KINGoBL “ »” 6016—2 rvom ‘efficiency POTX Mat ntti at li in dry good tore. 32! ibinet. for $1 rms to relia erilemen or couple ployed : 1s —cwentamnnan: G6 SO (c14 omplete; $22.50 semi. POLUM eedans: 1 cS. Call i ‘s §YOUs SS , nee $5 as?) - - (cc) nace LA‘ sie ] b 5 1! : or -Lrist CoOMre Ty ” irnish . “oT cart " iousekeentr rooms: UA NITD) S8U00— Beautiful o-room effi- s b 3318 Wa cores) 3 e : re ; Sir - " ° . ee 45 . . omit : OR Ch rad >. PARKVIEW_ 57 red —— hath phone : & eee “a > eo crams ear in 4645, _ a) bath. rma ‘e;: barrain: keys “VE } g ~ whi . . 7, . . ape » _ . is ed rs ai , . 4 . ny al ; . . MNMARY] Tr) > > ‘> — ‘ ate! ; , sedan improved te KS — Wardrobe nd dress: cheap. ; COMPTON, pa Fu . sve , t nm? ' 1) sAND. 4501—2 furnished apart H model, ; . es . 4s yy "$350. la a ; tropolitan Storage Co 90 0 cher poe — ctandur A, ee . ne ‘puara _ ateed ee — oO he 9 js eee 4) “ Es T : F | 45608—~ c% a joor, © ne ae " ys ane + Sma; sees S| SARAR *S2: SS os collet Majestic Homes Corporation : . ~# res All iA if Ne ay Oars Cn te 7 > F a i aU. oo ro 1t room i- nish - Sens if Aentred | ClaVE. 4221—~)-Foam ane iment cant. | SEVENTH. ord deal 3 ox. 4619—2 smal ie ' rn Ce 7 iy ‘ _ ; Sy na , lie oF A. ra ' > oe ha - a eds riv ats { rt Ae re ‘ j meen > oer sr 4 . le: ] 7s, r ‘yt | 4 ‘tandsomelyv j ith rr? iA|l F / . Chestayt. v1 > = oy a ifA pape nape oy y R . p! a “2 ITEs autiful. 6937 Gar er HI and 3676) S4 heap year iarantee 3749 Ss ale —— meee ~~ | ROOMM E Wed tien t a! PERSHING, 5544 a Elegantly Seca : - - -~ >» yA MARMON SEDAN GRSERMAN of 4, ‘ F (yy i} } hk, ‘ 2 be Med ii rs ; ox pitP US . sg r) . ry ¢ yd yh } A” shir ," ~4 s ‘ yy UID ;Liclien cy cas electric. si! ; ONE Mi INT és | RE NT FREE Soe i AN POLICE U edigreed; ° 5 PANATROPE BRUNSWICK—Good ne? oh Surniened | ef, Shes, phone service. PArkview 41 S-room, m with Murphy bed; $40 | =— a = = ——— - == = ————— months old 2114 Lafayett : v: cheap. 3749,S. Jefferson ?) (RUSSELL, 384¢-— . s \: . eo \ iu =) S hoe 8 I se TN! monthly - j rooms, $42.50 ‘ Aim crf - ; A 1 -— . ‘ ™ seh ws 4 “a : . , ap — 1) ’ CF, Ary ‘ d ;, Lock semi. (c) wll new - “3 bur at $114 00: a } * i= 4 - : ae D LTD ” nreak fast. , : : : WATE Ta | ah, 6]°s3—*> rooms, - par- F INK Mf AN ye a roorms I} iy i I . y y ' . m4 MOB IL E C }.. terms. | CIN DE RS RI ss ; Ep ose weed “atly Tt rm n “A ; 7 lo . % windows, caret. S$ ha r sl semi. orated tile ML) > . "ere mare K "W K eg emg 2805 a 7 Any quantity: cheap. . Arfie ‘ " a en : } tp aii v. I mag ROOMS WANTED WW A’ hf MAN Wj : : ° . s a eat iii Su01€ 1p ‘us s-roor . ~y , Sundays and e mvaens . : 323M ; — sieeter ce mars ~—s a . ils ; (partment ACU OLN l furnished. inciluq- MARDEL OOOD-{ ’ . , “ — , — +4 SH 309. il rot . } ; M4 = ry) ey 7. . i } R.34°. va. 7 Domne” riny, 192° “mo ge | lis. URS 1e Ongress } rooms, 31;. 4 lta lowa, Victor ‘ibe’ NG Wtd.—Men's su! overcoats aarp: *, E Trade Mark regis’ ered. on ai pan sh dresses: pay $6 | $4 Central . _—_ ; ee gE eT = Fa e , hed ‘eee HOTEL alia West reammaaees HeVroiel, Hutson. > Pra A number. FOrest 6646. au Ss . SU6-——$5S week board | PRADL H4. arge. at -~ henette private ; - AT PERSHING AV. : ur ’ ‘ : : >. & i@ i . on ' ‘ , tis r) .? hre kia " Pf 5 ; . ‘ ng : on i =i ny " . é : ° . , y “~y at j r ns sing out: cheap. Wi Pp 2 15 minutes. H. Appleman. 1334A be a OT at Segre eny t room. 4 — ye | ee oF small apartments, } - Sis ay eae LE ae oe SAUM ee aa N BRINKOP st See 4 cate ha ‘aby iiemecusar ‘The Senate gg nt gg HRISTIA A Sat — . : oturday evenings. 463] : F aT | roo! | Sie Aaa ta 7 ? = ws. UNION BL. AT PERSHING AY. _ ‘ — Tees ee oad s > UL \ | 2 Q T \ | ke (" 1926 touring; me. oa No. 8C PArkvies GAR Oy OA oon a cangge egperpag wees FS Fg ty 8? 139 ¢——FLOUSEROC NU +4 . in “St. prt wa ~~ o yomplete apartments oT aaah 4 DO! haa t R 7 . . de, : ; 2 ND BI Marmon. tea . 4 — $3 e: | 1 OT ' eRe for | ee on — i oa on LA A re 3127 Locu ti Now Se .. ' tates (eR) — ghar, RAC _ 7 ON. Kt 9 140-41 £621 all GRA . i . « ’ — . APU is weer sik; COAL, COKE AND WOOD if inan in ore HAN room, first floor: private family: | gS), RIGHT, 4575 — 0 nice rod : — 506 & Tae si88; ‘ MP | B8S23R 4) ;i_2! en; continues = VALON HOTEL—-s1 us finest far FLATS FOR RENT ASS eer 1 eee oe ee a “1085: cally new Cai ~ 4 AAI LUD 50" 71m. on RBARTMER +} reur ‘ Poon ' , Porc ris , ~ \ R55 M oder -roormn iiat; Li is. trade, 4464 Begiegs Me adl LUMP 7 FLATS AND FURNITU RE decorat _ . 3 t : fetes a ployed. , | t - 5 phan +4 ; ‘ 2 g07 ony 1 , we wi furt | , e ‘ s ‘ . \ j 4 j 4 ; 38 he ee : ‘ , - ? ;* ; . 7 7 ' fla ' La = 3 Om ah is ‘ sekeeping roon gas ¢ == IN "URNT' LE CO 261 ) le 14 “ak PAR BL 45! GO reome ] QO uring, run very iisties “ee bet. $6; nut. $4.25. TYler 021 ) : | LAclede 5041 ) water, jaundi est S251¥ tC ter: baths , K_ut ee Pranks odern: $50. Hiland 2870 = a Cl , 46 Rew, $545; terms to CALL us for BHecia: rices on he 8 , , nd board = a NIN ” Housekeeping om ~ "a Th en = at : ag z. 2! | HAM! ON ] pat s. 19217 excellent “onde Pierson 1176-1130. Bit. i Onan TAsan 9) | AB AShed $8.50; _adul Ie osty taspiaedic hone oa see | lights _heat: $4, IS AVENUES 5 ' ent condis ae COAL— a ia : "gegevens gape aeuetl oo i Rita Mienen eetee fO08R: | a. Oe meena" te Gade to ee BEDS. _BERS eae. — ee VEN NU ES and & 13" 0 ae ° W ednesday, @e For clean Jump _ eoal call TY le , “~ 4 neti wn ee ; Ral d I54R * a. able mmoved - ofa I) hat C4 Jette: 5 4 LOLIN 2 6: ~$ rooms, first floc HAMS an. ie i , nd ovr kh my L N ION ND S’ r | OU oe i 3 atlurdey eventnan. 4521 ee E. as abatit from (Oa ij it : a - as ; = man. ¢ : —s ,. : aE un weel ‘ rf . Hiland 0904 (e14) } i) £ i ; 7 3 ; 75 to iiARY’ > “ : oa : k 44444 ‘ r ~ ae y 4 4) : 7 . AY . s°ad a i _ Mord tour wring "$80 . a i. “fo. 1 15—A m ons for ti jichen jonal . ‘ | apres Eauw wh, =~ SOG rictlg | tae: cheno: poem. GAstiol y (ea 0” 2906 8. Jeffersop, coll ae ae aioe “private family. GRand 4415W. chr g903 — Connecting housekeeping | TNION BL. HOTEL, C44 N Voion bly — | spederm: heat, lig nished: $65. | -PNDOVER: 7280-4 rooms,. all model THANKS ITS FRIENDS AND S THE P a T : nice car, $40: ey - ’ del] 8766. City. ; rh a roo! sieam heat, reasonab: pews ee ve ae , oe ‘ HC one ose — er rarage: he irnished 4. Uitax (; ~ 7s $40: no deal Re ocan furnace lut i aon 233J , ee] : : . SN eto” oath, Gagrooms, basement fort THE IR PATRONAG E DURING aM Pe nk looks and rune £25. City scale weight LAclede 5220 CA E 5] 16—Attri e a i b . } ' : LIVE B14 ———_ — Me! Lal A 6 ipa 2 OTH ai) ar y EAR. AND W ISHLE Ss TH 4a 1026; ike nest Boia : PIES clean lump coal, call ge ae reat noapR, |able. vane 7 NEW sol YN DE ; HOTE OT ORE eC ee cl) | MARKET. 3691 —_3 rooms. ¢ pe 1$ti4 | ee : a cy : 4 Lindell ne 94. ; : Bie. D+ x —— | 28 “ T I : _ ’ , : + 2% ..% ie ‘ ’ ! second flow oy ad fa «rily ; . : 4 . . r 7 rr 7 \ ‘ae af 6 ue 2) . a " ‘ ” ' ’ anerec ‘i Lr y ~ a3 ’ | i; code ork, $25 | he $5.25 | sh 2 ee : : : ELMAR, 411 C whvngaety Si LINDELL PLAZ A HO 4 iienadhoe aie ——d g00d rooms: | PAGE AN! \ sneme ¢ Loo? necce® wor : — oe . . eye ' ’ vie le Oo] . r . r a 4 - sre e je iric. : . a ' a} F ~ . ; ; ie i Ama as v des 4 , > Tris rO t , : ra ra ome . ‘ Ae - 2 . ¢°. ‘ . r —" . , ’ ant:+ ‘ ‘ act . é . he Fm i yi Sl1OI 4 £004 TOOTAS ; PAGE. Wot. - modern OOM : . Abe ; e ~ —— = moon > ae ~aeertns map tc a in wonderful me. screen ing. a A ae 5 a ' ~4*y -« 2 fioor fror = ——-F- Ars ’ i new $ °- @ ? 1163 i heat bees ¥ —— — terme | “(eaay 3 i. Scone toa; . n r 2 you men. mom . ‘orm raom: 27 ne RS nev lectric bein; new! y pe 20:1 cold ¥ ster. ath: pala (cl4 SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT le = ——— ” ——— | sri AR : 1 th kitche open 04 6* See eager OF gone = Park)— Five roc wonderful | Gelec- : : oe =r . : . =m DELMAR : 4 ; | I HOU SES - . AT S | x : ? 'PLYMO ee ier our Om ans Full “A TON no?4 (Vinita . O8°88M hy ; - sky ata -4! mrivileges i pul I ’ ee alow. Call PArkview Cet } heap: Riefling. HORSES AND VEHICLES ingle. $1 privaseres te quiet Ome eat ik eh * eines rior; —____________ | ‘modern bungalow. © {e5) | jj Hello There! - qe wo! pews SSS . : |: ’ . ° ~ re pyr ee oe , 2) sede (7 a 13 (Norman ly)—o room bri: y . (Wades demouned i Wanted HAM \ 09 rn roon TAN 6404! : nnect room ae ". 8200—Five rooms, bath, hot-| @: tent Tee = = ~ | JACKSO™: . 4 gar 40. Hillan ings. ; 48: i821 ‘Baston, “ae HORSES Wtd.—*? wa py naekeeping Urest wo at at. «arage;: possession Jen. & | NDEVENTER. 14244 N.-~) rooms, nso = —~ ; : . ¥ ' — . at, Kar: ae edie - — , “ae , Rey r lRf fereson RRO? 16 1°R. -- = “ay harness, cow. 440 (xford, Map: } Pn maepTo. 0, 7A—Tx irnished or u | | : i i 105) ctric, bath. ope 294 TE ACATSON FD, 24 house | | ¥ ‘ séJ | ree ry TY x, gare? ‘A Hit Né ya Pade ; Aa A a4 NO) RTH aS “ boirtia?s 3 rooms ’? . ° Le die - a . *aeeg . _ ‘ 5 e . : : ; mL. ; oe : ¥ \ ‘wtustne : _ a west .f Let ny bung aiow. ~ ‘ . 3 eters ltd | eee AGENTS’ RENT LISTS “cOnCemRIO: ‘TYler_ 3060 rood location. $55. Parkview Leb) | “west of Deney' waren electrte, Bath J NEW VR AR ™~\y ‘ ' . ia 8. ii ‘ i . 77] 15> A ~Warn ' mn ior t¥ : * ~ near . PAR! : 4. _— wT: hath lect , A r , TT) ah . = ' : on ; hed ana g 4, ~s ~ , ~'\ ) q For Sale ” ad family Lodi nt cal de adem Ea EOE? Se to } 7.3 “RANCISCUS REALTY ECO! rent reasonable 9) slectr 7 Garti eld 2464. ee nhac I ATOM ULES 22 N. 22th 4 : 3 ae pe ~ ' mete, = , : | Bo ee SECKMANN & CO., 100 N, 7th. ; sa eter Nate = : ae aa 5: ea -RICHT, 5” : hesthut. 2 MA m norte 2 » Sa) See eneey ie (c8) Furnished ‘i ¥ , y ’ : = “gee 7 | : | emen. _ ening FY ie : wine iiaian x 2 OlGnaxt Tk De Ww HITTIER {A—-5 rooms, modern; Suburban Oat ta To You and Yours 4 SES—Goo va ne, gua ' , sn — ENRIGHT. 461 Ss 1018 FOREST. dst | 068 - nn | BRA 1826 > t rooms, bath, toile she 0. = 3 a” Pate oe ; jrnished. 60: unfure | || Oo Junk. 3933 on ve, = wey. " : : MN 1H? vier 7) 2 F ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ — = _— 4 4 . MF. iN gis , rey “2 ry yt - . — - =": — ri . — ; ae ; iA v? Hk iront Offic Hil - = ‘4: 69M ; Om : oe . room us | ' ae: nte 7 newly papered, separate entrance Muar and Sat- ae Lite ss - ~——— ~ 3 ini : : . , oor : 42 Linds ’ a ‘ 4 a 1923; most | reRen é 3 JEWELRY. GOL D. SILVER : 140 1 home wa on canes tani: aoe | 34 f stor ee oo WS 3 PRLY, 39xx. P : s. ms in FLATS FOR RENT—Furnished | RAGES STABLES [RENT 2 | Marty J. Ewers Jr.ie jewelry, a entahe, - , 3 eaene a beet » 4 A e ‘i P ARK. 1°°°A ys zy little flat furnished: pera 3 ‘West A or me iOK: a " : whe gg A ; Ser ree 94 ee | —— 5 MAPI ea ee EDW. L. KUHS R. CO., LINDELL 7800. also one un furt is ned. = (cS DELMAR Sis n For e000 oe Box L 3190 8. Grand BI. reest h er 7 Apt. B)—! 3] ; eb , a a th r - ~ oa oe ann” «eo Tae h °0* ng ll } | pacar 2 oe eee AGEL WEST END REPAIR SHOP. — PRospect 2020 -:- 2436 ; nee i r large garag® ny cer BS week : | Pid only a team heat, 1 stem; 1 eg’ aan, Ulet. ele West $744 a0 op: 875. GRACE. ‘100 N. 8t — rena , (c5 see “ (™) te Es ) eS agen aE ' : —_— —_—_—— a oo B und repair shop. 8». (eRO) gq ee) cpaal q RADIO : 53—P y employed: ex . aa aa Fees 937 LACLEDE. | $3. 00| heated SE Bee tht | DELMAR 6156-4 naell, G2aTM. tee SS ; 4821 Pasi Svoriie net. reasonao'y pil neg ary | iy’ or “ris eer nie 9 r- ALA r136—~ s and RPARNGROVE & SPECH 2 N.7th(ckO B aa oe - ~ = . ° ' als *, ) | wt — : iri rent SI n large etore ” an ¥ . , . , © > *" ° ( = we ; ang > ; ; Repairing . ’ ‘ \ j _* \ ‘ , : . ic i. : - ‘ « on " r. * ‘ ; > » ’ $ } 5 . 4 4 " vy? , . ‘ . Ee - : . . ‘4 Yr eet ; sa - sali = as d ‘wt iis : : ral iifi. \ .- .4 oo . _ Yt , , | ; " , ‘ . ' d F,. _— eC ? Se tt) : - ‘ . ineati , for J sn Patric dated the days guaran . = P Prankiin Pixtus ' ‘ PAIS ef] ne omngey “BPOreat iJ the Toms. moder : 2K f 2 ae iM ite BAA w atiqn te 1922. and recorded in_ Beco WOTO? Cc R CO a : F , iF oF ; sm t . , : - ' : J , ‘ . . , ; ; Pi for / — ite hry 4 a we b ’ mt i is Vat & ‘ 4 3 ‘ 4 4 tien ey 07 ty ¥’ t,t ~ _ : “- : , " ne Re vert e f . P ' au tea vacant holde r of a 1 9 - ~ beter wr yrs ° m . . q *g ‘ : ~ ‘e@ «&£ ' 4 Lure ‘ : ; ' . } art ’ . a} i 2 ma ss dh ' i] é ; ; “ j eS he Ae J ' \ i " ‘ — LA ; ; : é = . “ 4 * — ’ “T NG Grand 19 1” 2 her ween the ours o Oo cit sruexs For Sale I . anki} : 7 on € ‘ 7 ) . “a ‘ , . ’ , 4 . ‘ : ‘ a “hr . _* | If ; a : } | IL! cagnate in m and 7 ye? w Pp m . al the Bt. Leouts a “Ww furnish Hea | Px hand €, roeom 100, Wain- : : , henate a -_ ~ Ortil €*] Tre aABsONADI ; tea u me wright ir said City of St. Louts. 7 ya? 355 - ry plete! * ; , : x ; . . , % c . 97 . ey - . har . : ite . ae ee 4 3 rour fv SM Ain 41il M es aé r} 7 ae vyvendue to the highest ao as sor er : : ne. FOR RENT—CITY apartD m' : * it} i \ 1 hig +} ea . ' . . ‘ { © rr) 4 ° A rf! d r. os — rig : ru) ldir 4 oT call - : } . GA hidder , Caan property deacribed . . - a LK 1 / ¢ . .* 4 =o : 13 on tT. Pe le ‘oF, i> ‘ ai : ‘ : ‘ wit Ali of lote McC CR A FEW GOOD ar lines: | reasonal , aera ELAN! —s n Cate. eer | a ‘aE es ‘“—~ HAHN : LD, ta at moe Z “pic KMANN R. E. CO., rhitee nd -nineteen (19) uf Bloca : c «aap ge | p Elmar = oI grec ages ‘ toe lonkennds abe ) : OM Coseoceiemesaag ue me age : por “ ion. Chbeus 40 612 Chestont. 3125 S. Grand(c®) 4 mn Moto i real estate sub- I caneeanal 3 } . REY RIGEH .T> ' al } IvTRPOSES ; 2 eure lars _— , apie rryl ——-. anee { } ring a = ‘ nesan 4 . >) ‘ CO! on mee La o Bieta : "Souls. State of its 2 io ; # 14 | yi nar ] eS NTRAI L905. tek i ’ wap M ie’ LAclede 7488 of a [ LE . nceent pATT nt ' ~~ ; reat recorced pat sree-Obem eee OC UST S81 | nes “cPHERSON. 4388—Lovely room, sur , n ) MARC: 15-1! ne, hard- | 77mpn $—-Six” room we West | in Plat Boo! we —. of the St. fc = : ite, eee ang dex) ra? ’ m 3 FOrest 18537 4 > % ; aatetmeaaiiens 5 - . NI S4] A) tre: : “« RA} heat: open from to m.; 3.0 TTOMOHIL HEPAIR eHop—in | ri +1 oy Bai d iote ‘having ° canvas to =TYPEWRITER AND ADDING Central | sferitsSON. 4609—Nice front | } Ane. conditions Aveonmy nO | eee eeeyso—Firet street mort ot | AUTOMOBILE, AY AlSiog Page. (2) | frontage of 60 fect on the north jine 0 the nee 7 > : ' _— = ae ‘ ’ P . ‘ , , 7 — oye 4 sal “ae ‘ » — east styles: a . | = r; meal | : - eens | Unes . v for the purposes of anid truat. - Sy : LAYTON ' by) ” $e WILLIAM H Roere Trustee s] ety :] : } . é ‘ , rh rica reduced to $6 ’ OWOTIP Boks bn A OR Tigy ios mar yinag > business ee MA ) Lav Mo. Dec. 23 A246 ice ae P ‘ ’ P ~ | ‘ ae ; ~%." , poner miisaiell ; I ae j d r ‘ , age f rie I . : , ' rer mie - ~— » ton tr Tucks gl etyiess For Sale e a _ a pies ; —— . . 7 fot had + ae ve: imaiage ¢ view @R20\ : | — + 1010 M Ain 'TSTEEK SALFES—Default having bers 506 8. Jeffew ae TYPEWRITERS —Unce: : bee iy my ominenn ges a ven-1 “So - tteee” houmkecning and sleeping 3 RTH MARKET. 6106-05A-—(Now Wa | RICH 234—New 5-room brick bun- | Ha MILTON, 728—Good store: just morth| made i the 007, of te oF sehen! moves — Roya) B29-$- = : : een ae 1 ) ene : i ’ ‘ ‘ goes ren a J Or ; , . | : , ‘ : . , j purtié ; eae - I Delmar. steam heat, hor rttr taxes and of 34 of the prin po y Bore mw &~ & un é ai q * , ‘ , TT} } cf 2 oy Pe oe \ F A246 necting mt mm ths 1st ; a > J a 0 J | . rat . anak Of ~¢ af] : . 7 gs : ad - ae (oR) —~-z a GRACE, me ie ffi fling. Ford de ’ .. “ ~i > ie.’ i+ a : 18% . ae ‘ile snared , 15. : P as vor furnace .e ’ ; i . . OFFICER SPACE Half of mall office Mos’) mplet — ¢ se : - : —“r - —— pe , " " 4 +, IF (floreon * 82 . ry mM A : ‘ fry rl : a legk epace T'niveraite ALY Ww vere ° Ae | e Tentai 6, n Typewr [7= » yr On + Ta, irmac A its MAin 0393 fo40x) , — eee : a = ~ > T FE ASE ae PROYAL TYPEWRITER a HOUSES. FLATS.ETC. FOR LEASE fhe Jace poids, of pais, Me hes a oni on wt 3722 DELMAR BL. : st . ) ¥ | LalaE : ~ ome f 3 tenom residence: large brick garage; A the . , >} iE . ; ; y — Aa © 1° I . , « ? } : i ' 3 oa. , wing oF I goog >? roeorr PUNDE R WOO! Lvpew? oy. eRe ‘ : new). ir: ie He . ’ .ev rAu! I Ry ; , ‘ } Kl strictly modern; 4.80 5ft. lot Rent ressonat.e | of ne - o mats? ; } . - } 4 \" : : ; ; : : . _ - 2 f ‘ *tare : [ ' rr . ~ . ance e like . , : ‘> eomp- ae i ct 5°26. as WSse@an ; i ; bat . - ' : ; 4 ‘ ‘ : , , 4 ie AMPER ; Me reantile rust { .. Agent i the h Znee*. 0, : : "e@ — = bain, a , ne a +) en mpiet wah ene? oe ; , o.5 ¢ ’ Geecribed im «aid deed of trust, oy : . — . ' ' I , » 2 . : . . q , . ; ~ . &Lb & Locust Ste. ote feeven and etent (®> PATTAN 110—Lars ey Sa it sae Ae, Deir” Q é. : os BBE Trg s . RB. 2020- room el : two | haying @© agcrecate frontage MACHINERY 4 > } i : bide « 7 v te : & ‘ me Pe ONE WON THO f ¢o~we PASTON ; . “ a : — P 1 Ig ‘ j ‘ a For Sale ty” Hou keeping ; : ’ ; 7. ge F I ; — Wht ~ . ’ ; tate eubdci vision MOT ORS— F Or * ) | . / Ss ‘ ; 2.” eae ; a ae Ll’ i e or nr ynecting. LJndell_1o0- AGE —Siesping room. $3: board | EDW. L t(LTY. CO., lel 3 30 oms, mi eel, W oa 5. bat | Lowls. State of Missourt according te the Gq; , 11-2 ee Lior raracke OF si soak, ' LOL] “ BSH- 3 : + Dy -¥ 4 . on ; Bao. = express body a MUSICAL , » a furasenen cont a R is aly oe — " on @ —- a ,rcr iret A ’ ar? Mer) + BRnil ain Oo hye . rent ni ry if 4 i ‘ cael aaah “W . — rALY a» We iil sar rifice as ares. club - e | | moce ie mrivate tam "0 e o cas —s , a TT — eee ee — OOK i ene _? ome @ite. on highwa 5 per acre ai) m express open i: AT4] aidmtitnite e14) | nk: ar : : : N MET IER (CORNER LINDELL) . a ee 7 pectat ‘hone Lindell . : “154 . Musical Instruction REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE Hawving Ariede 1 (7) * + @&e a Se eee & . > . ore ae whe Ee ee oe ae ene & oy a ‘ pi ager. te 4 .* “~~ or ~~ 9 ~” Cnn ted x + ~ ’ + Mle, os ae bY ey " Mm ge ey OF EI Ow a, J _— ae Ae Mim “To - oie FARMS FOR RENT Ver ret at ra “ie County ba died Shanti ie ae . 7a es er Whe. \ cab... ay. ; i. ompletelr i days’ gu have ve s” am a Seer atin = . “reepin ce “7 ws , rtche re ny « ae ms ee an J £ ' 3 { sae 5 203 Cres: ae ‘ + ¢? Form EX bet we nig aUNGALOWS a: and COTTAGES **.* eis. ~e ? “Ss - = v1 asa — ~ie vear Be 4 3 af : a , 7. i rs a ee ie oo ( pik. at " of ¢ : ite Ze’ emai 2» nal ? lg e* P : P . *7 re ; 4 = ‘,: PoOs 7) " Tu at . : whew - ' ‘ troent - What have or Sale Accessories, Parts — For 5a §=@ ; | \, inaaary: : vel ‘NON arnished: 2 or more per- THE SE N. A T E wt 7TR. 2641—8 uw hed or | tric. LOG | a. J : HOLL 106 XN. 7th. North : ; - a ae Mi > 2 - ~ cms eo " ; ria : z ryiv . by? Ne oe mt | moet eryert - _ r) ry ’ at mS ia _ o . : — —_ 7 “is ities . . = . > wr . ‘’ eet oe ee ST LAND-—Cast $ . 47 | ene Te A tirartive second: | nlet rtments tr St. Touls. 7-11 rooms. | 76.0471 643— t. moder (1CKO} room EXCHANGE —We have severs NEW ASHLAX! sizh— 4 brtoe — — en gre oS, P on with So o0 be = HIN .. $0~ , ve oo ~ em ape em eondition: hard ved tel .° ee ; en4é apsrtiments to exchange ; ongralo® furnace: ict 601 Bo di = SS | - 4 3 , th OOF ‘= U 1403 onytod lf —_—— ou : ~-= a lant ——- = - : = , ager r ‘ - m7 x f rr : he " Er Ff? + 5%,” aft) CoCr ery if ’ x Gart ‘a ~Ahs wt . Try Prone K & ivy Gartiel 76 | Auto Bodies For Sale 2 ixnary so rea vogme MER NOUN | CHIN CTON ont warm. eleg) Age ATER reg wth ore lee. “Tash Seire rodeo | WALTER JONS RB OO, Oarnels 784 | TT pi RKANT jO0e—4 ream 2 ~~ a | sie r epee t cote ASS oj oD ah ae ax O88 | vo ght house | | WASHINGTON, = - . 3 a eee & sions aa MREE. 4008A—S rooms, modern: Ta: ) toilet. alert ny Gecareted: ver? iets. Apartenenia Sane sos Northwest peas .? k inde ; 1 1 tor Lint ini Tee r + sTN om | ° ee - — oe cept ! RY ‘TS ‘ Shed . ba) “De? rp mahie man Oe eo ner + \ i " . LAT Wtd —3-3 room, modern, in mort (% ~ BAORW..f4 08 rooms. ti) 4229W Natural RrdKe. . aco nie. : es era avment a , a 2 Furniss) WASHINGTON 418 1 in n a) rf twat pry auels —¥ LIA. 3410A-——8 fooms. mouse. ; m Of Ato. one Ft B-302. Poat-Tdepageh (od el fo. ae Se) 4 { 4 Pheolia: ~ > sAeningii ich a roy a \ea a rooms private bat a = LT MENT int wane ; , nae aoncesaitl $40 GRand 6040) wal li. iJ TT pana ~~ > sas . , wal PRR My ~ ee o © Of GA wid Tae Paxo 7. nome sell - 10 le AT . arree front room 4 single a — - an eal OC been? x ] : ee ’ , ~ 7: fale . e i - - anes . anes “arte cro Ze oe ‘ po? MONTH. y of Nb sig ey srand: uscd very little: | veniences, $4 we ——— | WASHINGTON. _S022A—Sicam heater AMOLTA B21RA-4 elegant rooms and) sey « gietes corn. $2759 SUBURBAN PROP’'YFORSALE *:' AY Cha © yet Sale ; ahora: . inuow — ? : : te Ss is r ne = % Tehinh: , ? baa " ' ' “a, =) ing s ry ‘ : bs) ge ‘ ,* TAY : +. Omplevels ™ oe) 4 . path. steam hea Ing “ay — rr y@et eon : : rare Chamise 18926: « hauled, led. 4 BE ne all cot nvenienc — ey enished %-rnon icdencs artinenit of ff] ‘ai iocation 708 , _ 20 ‘-. as yg item fone reom Ferguson ty - furnace ‘electric Srgom tre Ford a fas = 3 wee 7 furnished IPriie ned bad ; » 4 tick rene ' ’ / m= 1 ; a tag _ pe le enol * Riefling. 7 o ipl , a. - sara ne - ; cerkeeping | WASHING IU” . : —-. ‘eteat s)2 ‘ Ba - ne? ilities; rent . , iy fr r ee S20. (cT*s | t+? er write for our et of bousre, Dee 6 mers garece bargain orice and very =, ‘ 4 4 J T me aig ' : : ree ra . the = se ; q*ry 7} ; j i] : : —_ - . i + fd he ‘~ a : " ,* fe , ; sj z ; ’ “ : (cB) OTTO TEI JENS. ime Chestaut (eb ;" URAL CA }*« ice . . ‘neg POO ee rooms etearn heat. range nk ; { irl ie hbed. bp ATé Liew 45/1 a leh ‘ "Ife Cepariment. Lrennis | 4 TD r withogd breakfast COlfaz — ' — “ 6 Dar cto?) i pan ; rs a gilt > Lege , : mon c heetnut. ic 7 s”° 50 ub: balleot tigate snd up. 1412 Carr ; AQPRESPLAST DEALT ANETTA TSE RET TIa Te ARMPITS PESTER IHEP R INS PEP TO PITS IM SF PARES eee ba DOF PERE Het reeeD rh en open mee ee «

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TSO 2 a ns a ee re ‘parr ae roege : Sears reat t 2 = Fa rv *-* The wy, Bhp hi: rer "2, Some Readjustments foreseen Se a pet : i : ree een ee : te Prosperity Should Continue But Volume of Trade May Not j wid “cn ne . So New Gneration to Till rental _ st 88 land ean 3435 S$. Grand. vied 30. (ef) Equal That of Last Twelve Months, in Opinion @WOHN G. LONSDALE, 0. ustiien ‘ Soil, Sreakers Agree. —— OO ype gee Mer : a ge i iedeeees: | of Banker—Caution Sounded. PRESIDENT ia 1909. - 2 ological — m soa Rengel-Weber. 71°7 S. Grand. LAc. 9544 IOoRN BLAKE BRO. s15 "hestnut. p gel. ' . B OHN G. LONSDALE oO )PERA TIVE M( VE ; yd MEMORANDUM Cc socio ae Southwest ‘aoe Ge eA i PATE L AN: a ta nd ay President of the National Bank of Commerce ts Bs ae 3 LOTTE : LL A? >f unparalleled prosperity ts passing fnte history. Tt has been an W asl ~ ‘ank at Woe : BE ONE conmsin, SOU THA M. PTON E ) DEEDS OF TRUST PURCHASED Der ee ee 3 TO AID Amerte epoch of high production, an era of general economic tmprovement and a . . oe . ice fr SRREREED:” BREASONAREE THES: | peried wt notable dccomethieneite. Sales recerés have bese broken ‘te To All Officers, Department Heads and Employees: int farm of sates . Denil a ee WYDOV , | FORSYTHE ca) many lines, freight movements ‘howe reached mew heights and bank wad Se en St te E. Disagreement Is Created by tor i _ .* , . — : - Sea. © “A ‘learin hav oared to new ieve.s o~ : ‘ n n = : 5 learings have soared The dawn of a new year brings inventory time. To know The oil fae ot ae : f Pp veleges eittienns , : , Discusson oO ossible out West “i 2 ng : 54 > - ae P : . > - iets oh - - 78a9°7°? Th: + ~~ 4 . 4 v + nom Ars e ~% nert) se ¢ 4é ow : ao ns ra tf - ~~ ; ; "a mn : ie} + . 7° 7 -_ , > - ti Sad a Centra : : ‘ eS FREES - rs c ¢ hogs. vacke Li policy of politeness, courtesy and democra niality that has | American farmer was expressed by ag oe QUICK ACTIO? taphazard journey tha st sun Micere ever receive gained the National Bank of Commerce such | reputation for "re q f agricultural economists discussing [777 SS Grand. T.A ‘ e Kas ‘ In Wartir ed ; ° y eh ¢ KESIDENCE BAKGAIS ion ee : epg PRG E: a Steet Of cae detean the Sande went friendliness? Are we still mindful our lons tablished N Hor ee ater et American Agriem: trie: paths. 3° ) fe : j Gor em and teachers, are closing a series “USINESS PROPS a FOR SALE A 3 , 5. | eae excellent year but! .7.,”" eres pipes 2 tored ) a Cn were wecng — Le = sm gine Micck dead of Geuee Sas tip ie ies eh ee sear iam s Wages. sou! king year bY ¢ ¥-. ' ; | } ‘ | a m good reso'ut m » American Statistical Association, eee ; t a sp schcnape rn . ;, | Ba great expectations. Bo = the American Association for Labor ner : g Legislation, the American Associa- oo = ened of $806 to $8000. 6 p one 2 . 7 ; Ne. ) rt 7 4 : | + ‘ a reque .. Mii ime 4 ‘ yee y 5 +k * ‘ ; ‘ “e > rane . ms man é i ie 6) 13 oe ai : a -...+0f the economic lation peconies By and by we find, howews P §6tfen of Untversity Instructors in —— 4 unting, the National Associa- that t Lreivy a Acco ; he newness is | ; tion of Teachers of Marketing and ae fives years: 6 per cen ee ee ee | ange 3 | ourselves and that the new Advertising and the American Po- op enna a 2 "age? , ~ 9h Peak a gree eh _, Imstallmeat Buytag. resolutions are just the | litical Science Association. are at ; M Dae t . coy : Y mt ‘ x : : ,- Ag “ - : : rae ae r 2 es oe A v4 9 > _ 5 = BR Bi fi a 4 P A " 4 5 Sater ey ae re Sposa ans asl See ee sat, 48 Raoex ar. Sher ak Bre Coen FP NRT ORR Tenge po NOS Lae pe > ! more than good intentiéns . ‘brushed aside as inconsequential coal siasialiaiat penance aie “Ss. ee ie ga aye : n viewed the prob- ma ‘e . tg work. 4 The econond#sts aii REAL ESTATE—FOR COL'ED 5) | it alone tor the Chet few mncuthe | oa" scenes ® "TELLS HOW COMMERCIAL ‘TAKE TIME TO INVESTIGATE | *"c>.,.%™e. zo" Day secenivins of Bin ia to netic ant scien a ; (Sore STOCKS AND B ee ee CROOKS CONCEAL ASSETS SECURITIES, BANKERS WARN watch-/| Examination deh ‘Peau enna | The ae tanene, ot ge ees gee he pg Br nny AB such a regular habit that: : far off. @ - : stage with the new day will be habitually scces . They differed as to when the an x. farmer’s brighter day would come. cos as 4 Prosperity Ten Years (ff. ee: 2 Edwin G. Nourse of the — ne : .. ; eof Economics, Washington, wac -— Oe “ | gubmitted the principal paper. pre- look Account 4& . : dicted it would be ten years before dig s the farmer again started on the | The 7 | yoad to prosperity. George F. War- | tts | ren of Cornéll University declared 97 National Bank of m : it ;weuld be longer. There would the he ten or 15 lean years, he predict- effle i” N A N 2 - 4 j : : : Larm | i S . a Y ; atte mr in ’ ; ry . peat a. THe 2 © : . E . , ' 3 1 _ F — pron a aLMOS' tne ; ; ae —_ 3 ed. during which arm labor would of if ' : ry ! ath t : , , L an cervat ; wa , ) ° ive Ass t | Ape a ‘ | - hs -—-_ —___- — ; arate a he aeeeel and 10 om 15! ial 2 sales of crops. estock t ar : perenne jat ae ane ee | gated the compa when it ¢ — F- years more to raise 4 new genera- the , r x et —k ht ’ , a [ serene ™e se tien of turm laborers before pros- — eats, LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y i; | oeeours he O00 o Se a Sone . ee FS Of CONR-/| tigators { = ) ) . - BUS SINESS | ting pe 7 ' : ng tg — .vancement and prosperity. .; ial at a . read : ) perity would be felt ants ad , Ba aes age ee :- = whole th fy 192 scheme dint i anal lian + Fon a Professor Nourse “etted as con-' tu ; ° 5 ¥ , the tendenc y = : Sa structive elemert OPPORTUNITIES | Bats 8 pomie ave &. setmtnctory trade’ year, | nmi the basis of a cleveriy| 7 ) | ‘ eS | lew the deba cotton taken by bank oat heaiec ti oe a eo. % 7 2 ee )8=sl toward more efficient farm man ~~ — ee ee _ ™ * ‘ ’ . "ara 2 ’ , = ° ? os Lers.- erry ’ ? f Tt ? ‘ Pa . * . 4 , + ; - = 4 , be r - ’ ” £ 7 = se 3 4 rl Tt 4 Oo n | a! e pat rt of in vd ¥ idual bor t i ri ‘ ’ 2 1 ’ -ies Os ‘¢f . : . i+ . ‘ a ’ fs ermers the possi bl: , infiltration of bor, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Pat corporate business into agriculture,’ work end the development of the co-Op- ; and erati farm bureau movement. | . The valne of co-operative bU- | sum reaus was generally accepted, but ax the possibility of agriculture be'T= ve nized by industry created . Prof. Warren e- elared farm industrialization im- possible. In@ustry. he pointed ort.” ean handle lcapital efficiently but . “waster labor. whereas what prow | nerity the farmer now enjoys ia) % the result ef cheap familly lahor | and not the return from invested | “capital. Harvard Man Gives Views. L. H. Carver. of Harvard, graph- feally supperted Prof Warren # point aa to smal! return from farm ‘It you would give ts ‘with the un~| derstanding that [I keep © ard) and not pase it on | to some other sucker yould not accept the gift. | Know tnat, aft- | wee : , er the taxes and upkeep were pail going ower their she!ves. | : er the taxes ant uDke were pa ‘S$ a0 appropmate time tor indivic- ; » L H. Hibbard, of the Untvers-|§ als to take stock of ae NVENTORY time ts here. Al ong with other thoughts —— tty of Wisconsin, ridiculed Honey] your mind for the successful operation ot your husmness m = a 3 pune theory «4 por: : * ee rous|y as “a «rT* To | | 365 days, have you gtven due consideration to your bankin : Lo list these anc approximate | eas i *s e village of workma : tions? Are you desling with a financial institution that ts he dees ie ee oe one weuh their value will bea startling reve . sheen ation ac impress upon you the | grow —an institution that takes a deep. personal interest im ¥ 7 nt . 4 nots tag Pecdeone ‘olly of keeping such valuable problems and expemences a keen delight in helping you solve themi® a — * ee re. Oo; re Aisa oenaninaail u hE a a 2 E BIR EE BERS CS Your Investment Plans HE first of the year is the opportune time to lay your investment plans. Once having made your plans, then make your New Year's resolution to stick to them BACEAASPRABGASDAOSERERDEREES SUSINESS FOR SALE he said : — > ‘¢ maintain |! A carefully worked out saving program is the surest way of ac- cumulating wealth. We therefore have provided an easily workable plan of investing, known as our “Accumulative Investment Plan.’ capers and keepsakes. - YY Be * Nourse « socuments in pl here th | : a liste hematin te ois ea tee The National Bank ot Commerce in its nearly 70 years of existence = bins agent ses r eeaaiinn safe Deposit ‘Box will case wn : has been instrumenta! in ; Jing hun dreds ot new and old business — ae = «World War, the more : | firms to success, as well as thousands of individuals. It is a solid — — a oe duo oubies | ae fnancial structure that is “2 enough to handle a ny banking transac if i icentne te the future of WOOk over the ist Delow,, aga sug: : tion. nation: or regiona:. ; enough to regard every ple tag agi vestion., an a Sring to +) ‘9 } on K eae: - vA F 8 —— ae account as Ccesery ing Of inead@’ and led to a more thorough going effort to apply scientific the things for which you desire me aes ri ) Our personne] is experienced in commercial relations. For years it ls eetes to the everige practic: absolute te safety: ; , ee cts : has been their practice to study conditions in all lines of mercantile “4 of agriculture trony Pabers eweiry 5 , "is hia ee r p S$ success z 3 Outh k So Good It's Bad. leeks Chomens Gi endeavor, to be a part of the customer's success. 4 4 tn a ooh tae: and ae Marriage Certificates | Looking into 1927. your business needs this sort of interested cour ag the-war’ campaign stimulated | ee ome | sel. What's ahead, good or bad, will not so seriously affect you with | St at ot aon eee ae Ge ersona. 4 * : ction. but ' : * — a banking connection like that afforded by an institution that lives :. f ulated production in some veryi4 near: Pose , prou “Commer ? 4 advantageousiy placed competitors. | Wile up to the d title of yg ce . The post-war tendency then was | s ‘foward «greater ecetunhinsal self. > . ‘a & sufficiency ‘n Europe. whereas the | NET TNN A . ts he MISES Pe we » : rat *~ ONEY Tk] : tte RERBBASDASASASAASDEAS SE RADADAASDSSD DEE EEE EERE EEEEOS ee ong > . = ~ . a verre Nee 9 ——_ = » a iw (gUeeterevesevivevre ~ MONEY IN 15 MINUTES on FT RNITteRe. at PUP Me MLE BN eult, oan deliecrsen ic

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Banking Hours: 9 a.m. to 2p. m. Noon on Saturdays tries for a total number of 15,000,. - ; son. can | ARMY OF INVESTORS _ SAVINGS DEPOSITS INCREASE. The total rf throughout the nation at the ent time is estimated at 000.000. a sut Stantial increase 0. 19° smell investors also hay ver their thrift by %ecomir iders in the us-— Savings de ited i ie Snareno Ang This in 13809. NEW USE FOR A BANK vault The vault of a bank at Was! is used for the peppermint oil made farm of Sixty- fi city. The price o a pound, whi ch of is just double the fhe the orth $4 | i oa into og cent and has been tugs an average of forty gallons nike ot . ‘oD from an acne Prodgucing from 4 poanae ot cn forty te New Year +e eg New Hopes ip betel unlimited are our hopes at the beginning of the New Year. Troubles of past months are forgotten in the resplendent New Year, attired in good reso'utions and great expectations By and by we find, however, that the newness is entirely in ourselves and that the new resolutions are just the old come back pleading for better consideration and attention from us. Success is nothing more than good intentions put to work Start now and make savings such a regular habit that yow be habitually successful, 1! Wii other thoughts that crowd f your business in the next nm to vour ban king connec- stitution pe TSO ariy 70 years of existence of new and olc business individuals ndle any enough Cia! relat; § in al! ccess. rt of al interest in your helping you solve them? ons. lines Ltt. = that 1s helping you SN ee pene me em me EN ae mm m4 k * It is a solid banking transac- to regard every o>. ~~ EUENDEE NRE agen anennseen a # one T PAN ’ For years it of mercantile interested cour- D seriously affect you with ¥ an institution that lives— TOM nerce * in Saint Louis Crewe OLtvs ro Pre Trset, Roretigug) wae OF EADERSSAY — —— ste ue Bseecepess Sos33 72 80s 333; + 333}: peewee me PAR TWO ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31. 19 26. PAGES 15—18 ARM PROSPERITY eos Parents ee SEE bition on Offspring Often Results Tragically, Sociologist Says. Labor’s [rift to City Will | ‘ a The impulse of parents to force ecessiate Raising of their own unfulfilled ambitions a +! : | bitio plans and desires may be 2 ° ° upon their children, a tendency $ rerati New Cneration to Till as “ |thrust upon the next generation. prolific of tragedy Rushing Children Through School Soil, Sjeakers Agree. duplication |and youth wherein their own am- ns, and misfits, its ological sources to its rul: by Kimball Young, _ CO-OPERATIVE MOVE seatebeery in the TO BE ONE AID z 4 — ~~ from “One of the commonest types of |; ambition projection found at present in the: somewhat hyper- stimtulated interest in precocious children Anxiously ambitious mothers and fathers, of the bour- geofs class in particular, union dis- covering through mental tests hish abilities in their children are often given over to intense concern with the educative. process. “Today in certain intellectual circles where the parents have risen from social-economic classes below them, many of us have seen unfortunate aspacts revealed forcing process of educa- Through special classes, tu- cajoling and sheer domina- tion capable children are being pushed through their elementary education at a high rate of speed, not always to the advantage of the was traced psych- ig ious end oe professor of Wis- at yesterday’s session of the University of consin, American Sociological Society. Domineering parents were a fac- “The child, instead de- veloping his talents and interests out of innat tendencies and through normal development in va- rious social media,’ Prof. Young explained, “is brought under the domination of a fixed idea of the parent. Too often the parent has harbored some unfulfilled ambition of fame, money, education, social station or what-not which passed on to the child.”’ “If a projection of should be gubtly handled,” : con- ceded Prof. Young, “if the child’s own capacities fit the career laid down by the parent’s fantasy, if the normal developmen the child can assimilate the projection, no harm, but good, may « of it. The difficulty, of course, that these projections are charged ith such.emotion that the parent series ciatens mroceed wisely in most in- | The Stances. The more intense the thwarted ambition, the less likeli- hood there is for a sane olution of it through another person. the The Sense of Ownership. “Tt is ident that women do; look upon their children as their, trai in a very intimate—dare on: | fit selfish—sense, in which their | ’ 14 ey ‘ € lewis: delig ring for, playlog tor. of ' Disagreenent Is Created by Discusson of Possible Revoluionizing of Agri- culture by Industry. some in the tion. toring, A generaly pessimistic attitude toward the inmediate future of the American farmer was expressed by agricultural economists discussing the “Outlook of American Agricul- is ambitions of the parent’s own ego. projection ment “A second type of ‘that growing out of social tions of the parents in which the ‘hild is ordinary or perhaps ssadieintin’ ability when the par- ents wish the child to go through the regimen of higher education because it is cial status of family Practical HI)ustration. Young gave an accaunt of of a family to whom a yree meant a social ac- driven academic abhorred and was not though mentally capable, until he naively asked his teacner ht in c: if hé could be committed to the watching over child be- Industrial School in order to comes highly significant for therm- learn a trade. selves. They see themselves in the A musician child. to make his “Not put fathers at find a tremendous satisfac in |} watching piri _ planning for! own chi Whether the br father is at instinctively | ¢ drawn to his own child or not is ich. in an academic ques not been settled. ‘Thus parents forded ‘their meeting of the Association the American Farm Economic Hotel afternoon. ture.”” at a joint is American Economic of and Association, at Statler ves- peste ne terday The six other organizations of and teachers, are closing a of conventions here today. American Statistical Association, the American Association for Labor Legislation, the American Associa- tion of University Instructors in Accounting, the National Associa- tion of Teachers of Marketing and Advertising and the American Po- litical Science Association, are at the Statler; and the American So- clological Society, at Hotel Mis- souri. Prosperity, by farm relief legis- lation or pdlitical panaceas was brushed aside as inconsequential. The economists viewed the prob- lem in its technical and scientific aspects and agreed that agricul- tural relief was in a transitional stage with the new day tar off. They differed as to when the farmer's brighter day would come. Prosperity Ten Years Off. Edwin G. Nourse of the Institute of Economics, Washing submitted the principal paper dicted it would be ten years before farmer again started on the road to prosperity. rge F. War- | jts ren of Cornéll University declared | of it would be longer There would is sur with experts two economic bodies, the Prof scion ollege deg colade, a ning for, evi boy to he own say own with, the State tried a nrusical tragic disillusion- woman rnarri for nine years son genius onlv mothers last brin who are by i rriage ‘tion ment upon bot! A her own early daughter's regretted her her to delay mi: the end. prevented it Prof. Young said determine by. fur atte their “Oke spirit + es outset rseeithan he ‘ ‘ . +. * nin . “« L10nN Wi 4 is Nas is af- | study 1 hat had ‘ted easy here an for ‘ ‘ + o* os ‘ ++ ‘ ino which rela demand. Somewhat the farmer's toward be ten or 15 lean y he predict- | efficiency through the introduct ed. during which farm labor would of trucks and drift to the cities, and 10 orm 15) pack as a boomerang years more to raise a new gene for horse f1! tion of tiirm laborers before pros- hay. upon | perity would be felt. non-agricul- Professor Notirse is super- tive elements . more efficient the of la- the part of individual! Aevices for manual the possible infiltration of corporate business into ulture, the development of t! co-Oop- movement Same in ironically, ater ion Ere »* oan aTs, bv curta : ’ M: tkuU s} Voic Tra- 3 » ¢ 7 Sn | c the tit mana es I ers over isolated litt ‘ ? " a a ’ nro : Oats COrtn adit of that ateent tsiinnel animals are fed A gasoline, hi: Hart +inn iON). bor, as con- tendency | farm n cited the tural product, seded them. lan- ? ‘Tikewlse its discove more th fire struc by @ toward ement ry 100 years ioke substitution an on bor-saving and sn vest: hetter heated street cars ar same ’ sy hi) ps, nciosea automoaoniie: } fy, ¢ A or th bor, nit an €% Was ,aor) > a ag? ic worksho ‘entra] se Makushin ureau of ‘ive bu- nerally accepted, but agriculture bens industry created Warren ization he pointed o 1 efficiently but what pros- now enjoys is family labor | from invested ; seers, result farm | alueé dog team sumpt and hor and quirements. “inally, science is 4 ble eioping tex non agricultural origir paiainatiek ait Economic Handling Needed. being Aleui aed AS a4 Prof. Nourse de- Fock thquake was f .t princi- clared, ion confronting | Paty and Wenn agriculture to is much the same | Desks other furniture that whi confronted the | movea shock and handicrafts at the advent of thé industrial revolution. The need is for the adequate economl ! organization of the agriculicral in- | dustry with fu develop = -O I 7 “ anevaro, member of the surope, where: Italian Senate is dead at the are | vega our of 88. He was the last known sur-/| ss phe vivor of the famous battle of Lissa,; Klenyang, the Austrian and: alian riavies In July. 1866, th: modern iron- Carver, Rwy | ~— tar rbor OY the ‘Dispat costs various "ryV} Youu ‘ith dec st : Fie? in ron rr ry * " ’ r Paci tC © lige ad other suck oi : st ur Stry he gece : * beh ample, tions ré tion of working #vwiir NOcfiii palit the Unive Mexico, horer’s week Peru, olivia, Brazil, not coul and Chils The din comparable? The effi-/represented by 100 to com ‘jent leisure tc’, uit, Father Tal the pr fruitful hours private aud becomes Are ed State pupils iniversities, led by : of New York A mer ijis the try worker's whic} ‘ — . = r¢ . } he as “a grea a ; el1el LOY} oduct of *h / Fav the before his spe lence rear re} when you neé those aThh r rese id Dy full of Fordson: esented bp Ramirez, a } Ope ‘ieoth ther the ion, offering |! hand Pope’ 8 Fpeec! youth as ing to “You are ot al . 31 the of Tec the ernas to the eupplier,” he to the popul inad’ roing knowledge of agriculture Outl. ok So ‘The war and the.war'’ aigT move toward product but ulated prod beca use this the flower of sacrifices, you represent a peopie Ww ho at £iVing wWworida a spectacle of heroism.” Vv fT) o af ent the } ‘ mwmore Ff are and 1 ¢ eS sa* ‘? iy the «er apply the aver teach ing mom magnificent CHINESE LOOT U. S. OIL BOAT American Priest's Hesidence in Kienyang Also Seized. the Associated Press AMOY, China, Dec 3 from Foochow, capl!tal Fukien province, state that # | Standard Oil river boat has been looted by revolutionary C© soldiers or bandits The residence of the Rev. Father American Dominican, in was occupied and loot- effort to to are of Good It's Bad. the ‘food-will-win- T1107 stimulate agricultur: stir Ca;rT t troduced in : — Dis- Arkansas | . chek of ion also anti-evolutior patc ne! ;:ome very | renewed is advantageous competitors Tha : toward greater sufficiency tn | price decline h to even Italian VENT Admiral ¢ iinese post-war tendency a.“2erT farmers grreate ¢ is . ‘ . > prog TIVée ‘ fourht ree: i? fet, $2 war re the fiirection Tre*h As $4 gaox the Broduction is so good that the out- het we, his return he was refused He ia temporarily ati and on admitta Keinningfu. ‘She tT), . 7 nce. Ears, Bal lr i by clad steam este. | Attempt to Force Their Own Unfulfilled Am-_ child. but distinctly to the enhance- | ambi- | _limitgs of the restrictions on demanded by the so- | al- | ' Labor ed during hia absence this week, | Speakers at of another childhood now ECONOMISTS FOR ON IMMIGRATION SPEAKER URGES: Conference, Have Varied However, | | ’ Opinions as to Extent of Restrictions. FURTHER LIMITS FAVORED BY LABOR ee Improvement in Production Methods Cited as Signfi- cant Result of Quota Law. Restrictive .immigration as & principle of American government received the approval of all the speakers who addressed a confer- ence on the subject under the aus- pices of the American Economic Association, at Hotel Statler yes- terday. There was considerable variety to the im- of opinion, however, as migrants Edward McGrady, representing the American Federation of Labor, argued that more stringent limits should be placed on immigration than are at present embodied in the act of 1920. Prof. Harry Jerome of the University of Wis- consin was not prepared to advo- further shutting off of immIi- than the present law pro- but he expressed personal satisfaction with results so far ob- Miss Florence Jansen of Rockford College, who dealt with immigration from Scandinavia, said the mt quotas allowed these countries hardships of immi- cate gra tion vides tained. press worked able types on very desi} grants. of labor. Federation Attitude American that imm ‘tod ‘9 of igration said show that “The believes be ‘Our m should further restric : statistics an power and the l'nite eo | months machines MT 4 N d nave tes to what we ar. Many Amer- already over- seven consume in a ye industries are ican Our mines can expect “he boot and snoe works only 60 per cent of clothing trades worke I have. bor consid 1 workin n? Lined fa crt ra v I tna i were ¥ hye Yr liAg tin WAT nya Oli ' this an | Ade ‘ ‘ y1? 4 Aa : 5 . m prever American LO SPOUT D TY) ”* Aad FF | Farm Argument Untenable. argumer nm enu labor oe . Tr) ’ he ics show inf amma ww her agricultural methods are not ad- Vanced to the ma harvests 10.8 modern man h Towa. hine era one acres m3 machines are us arveste 45.3 acres more where ore boyy still advanced, acreage 6. This shows the We the per capita ! : arvest for ‘4 , iavor need ne with farn already have. migratt®on.” Prof. Jerome, in h 1 statistics to migration act In -§ had reduced do not addreas th; nt the the pe riod *rom oS show fha nn mm he r of COTY: Te have 70H0 000 led a who would by I research had that reatrictive partiv for huge increases in head raised the on ner hour In Americar igrant to this eaid helieve country his him to ivra- reapons hie production per frmnin tion had been trust man ren’ wagwee and han wed — - -— — — Centinued en Paaxe ik. merea ep commission to study the problems | of stabilizing the dollar and to rec- | lar. ‘road i which | First, inve i of |; meet i preciating iand STABILZEDOLLAR | PRINCIPLE OF CURB ; =, 4 | ractiy land stockes 'a struggle to pay TO AID INVESTORS, Money Association Votes to| Ask Government to Ap-| point Commission to Rec- ommend Needed Changes INVESTING LIKE TYING KNOTS IN CLOUDS Changes __in Purchasing | Power of Money Affect Ability to Estimate Re- serves, G. C. Cox Says. _ “Tying knots in clouds” was the figurative by which | George Clarke Cox described the expression experience of investors at a time of unstable currency values, in his dinner address before the Stable | Money Association at Hote] Statler last evening. The association, which met here in connection with the convention of the American Economic Associ- | ation, States Government to constitute a ommend legislation. investment | “Stability in “The bond holder to a- business,” he said. “The stockholder is a part- ner in the business. Neither can afford to neglect his business—the business wherein his money is in- vester. Also, knowledge of marke of changing money ra personnel, of political consequences is necees- in order to buy and sell spe- securities Wisely. Much pity is wasted on their money because they nothing to conserve it. There is no rule, and probably never will be, to enable the sluggard or the gnoramus to hold on to his funds. ne may say there ought not to be, for social progress. If the in- vestor has not sufficient knowl- edge of the principles of invest- ment to look af‘er his affairs him- self, he should delegate the work to competent persons. Variations Must Be Regarded. “But, all the ordinary precautions have been taken, they worthless, or, at any ions in the money are Cox, a New York counselor, spoke on Investments.” lends money their neceSsaryv vho lose ao } ‘ ( even if may yet prove less if variat power of worth purchasing lisregarded “Thus, the bonds highest grade rail. dropped 30 points or 1914 and 1920. The was the ine in money rate. Combined with de- eased purchasing power of there resulted a net loss of to So cent on invest- ments otehrwise apparently wisely between eason more, chief the rease money, from 60 per who lends back the he loans, The man who want to pay he borrowed in both borrower fected, man pret what money to does tha? borrows back real and lender are -at different dollar changes medies are protect the bond in- nder against the losses occur when prices chiefly in stocks; dollar. stocks more af- times in value though when the "Iwo ré to or kk proposed vestor rise at ] hilize the sec- ond, sti “Investing in eq is much upon many Isually more le in times of rising but the ordinary runs a reat deal roes, than investing dif vari profita commodity in ties It is more is based a and is | prices; in stocks can possibly only fairly good bonds. of $115.000,000.000 of se- ing in the $£§9.000,000,000 was ellirence. as well that to keep these tremendou been invested ir even he in eurities outstand in TQOFR Int demands ates in bonds IY l integrity he fur } found ds whi hy ble, have IOnNdS Bt: Changes Affect Pstimates. “Changes in the purchasing pow- er of the dollar affect very seriously the ability of corporations to mate adequately reserves for deple and tate-mak ing for public corporation is rendered more difficult and inex and al] these things affect d! in both bonds est)- tion denrectation se) vice act the investor falling prices mean de declining small divi- at all “Th ne inventories, ing markets, no dividends interest fierce dwindl dendis-—even charges unemplorment, competi. ition. price-cutting. ir Areatry | 7 ' “Attempts this dangerous varions devices, such as bv aditust ing to prices of significan’ commodities; e.g. New York Stear Corporation rates are based on changing prices of coal, and Bos Consolidated Gar Co rates were increased with Increases iy cost of labor and material; but meet rates ton voted to request the United | t, | less partially tes, of chang- | moves | un- | thos. | ‘Spur us to renewed effort vate true equiva- | with inter- | value—hbut | | world price commonly | I investor | more risk, so far | the best | United | ae | some way} OF } same as have been made to) condition bv] ’ had been concealed in the fruit. —s - _—- Apple Cache Their Downfall | "THE two thieves, Kaufer and Soufer, who have confessed stealing | the famous Conde diamond, valued at $2,000,000 from a French | museum. They were caught when a chambermaid in a Paris hotel took a sly bite of an apple she found in their rooms. — a DESCRIBES USE. OF CHEMISTRY AS CHARACTER TEST Chicago Psychologist Says Saliva and Blood of Stu- dents of Known Traits Were Analyzed. MUSICAL EMOTION SHOWN ON CHART a ee Pictures of Sound Waves, as Explained to Science Convention, Reveal Moods of Singers. BY DR. EDWIN E. SIOSSO®N, Director, Sel Pa , PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 31.—- When you hear the word “party” what do you think of first. This is one of the words reported | to the American Association for the Advancement of Science in explain- ing tests made by Dr. Lewis Ter- man of Leland Stanford University | te determine the degree of mascu- ’ #-International Photo. The stolen diamond | o - —— re eee - I — the niost effective device has not) vet been tried—that is to stabilize the dollar itself. “By all means stabilize the dol- | An unstable dollar hits the holders of both stocks and bonds, both borrowers and lenders. holder of stocks in a prosperous business, not content with the small return he would have to ac-' Victims of Auto Drivers Seldom ‘cept on money safely loaned, takes | large risks in |returns; order to get yet Ws apparently larger income from his stocks is none the deceptive. It is de- creased proportionately by a de- preciated dollar. “It is highly desirable that our monetary system should be planned to the end of stabilizing the pur- chasing power of the dollar. if a practicable plan can be obtained. Difficulties in the way should only , but until the problem is solved a good deal of investing must be frankly con- sidered uM like tying knots jn clouds. . Fedcral Reserve Plan Discussed. Another speaker at the dinner Prof. John R. Commons of the U'ni- versity of Wisconsin, talked of the possibility of bringing price stabil- ization through the Federal! reserve System. He said the system has the power, but lacks the definite policy hecessary to accomplish this end. “The question,” he said. one of timeliness, which depends upon (wo factors—administrative abi lity and up-to-date information. The Federal reserve System has both. The Federal reserve System has learned by experiment how to con- trol the price lever by controlling the demand, Suppiy and price of credit. It has conducted two plete cycles since 1921. It has abandoned the old Standard of pri profit and has accepted the nhew standard of public responsi bil- *? “is lity for credit conditions of the na- tion as a whole. “The Federal Regerve System has the demonstrated abi lity to in- 'flate or deflate the from which it follows the ability to stabilize the price level. To stabilize the American ‘price level means to stabilize the level on a gold ex- ‘change standard. | “To stabilize agricultural produce. | ition and consumption, or to pre- vent stock exchange speculation ts) .a different problem. The | bility of the Federal Reserve Sys- tem should be solely that of sta- | bility of the general level of prices of commodities at wholesale. This ‘is the only policy that will keep the Federal Reserve System out of politics and free it from erratic de- | mands.”’ Other speakers at the 'were the chairman, W. F. Gephart vice president of the First National Bank of St. Louis; Prof. G. F. War of Cornel!) University: Kelton lite of Walker & Co.. Louis: Prof. Irving Fisher of Yale versity, and Norman Lombard, director of the Btable Money Association. John E. ‘New York, vice president Bank of America, ident of the association. ‘$4,000,000 TO REMOVE SNOW WASHINGTON, Dec. 31. -— The ‘problem of removing snow from the ‘highways is being studied by the | Department of Agriculture in an (effort to ascertain the best and icheapest method. Highway offi- 26 states report a program for the snow season of 1926-27 ag- gregating 92,756 miles, or about the ‘ti season, when the cost ‘of snow remova! was about $4,000,- 000. From an economic point of view. it is important that highways be kept open during the whole year, ‘inasmuch as the investment in im- proved roads in the 36 states dur- ing the last five years totals about $3.250,090.000 and the registered motor last year tn thos: ‘gtates purchase coat of approximately $14,500,000,000, price level, that it has dinner |ren Ww) St. exe. (cutive of the cials in vehicles involved a | ’ The | large | ‘will be largely prevented and all | |Association at Hotel Statler today. com- | responsi- | ; ) ‘emphasis not , one Unil- Rovensky of | was elected pres- | | ‘Sir James Craig to Be Made Peer. | lreland, 'New Year honors. ‘ter of Northern | By the Associated |June 7, ‘linity and femininity in the make ‘up of personality. To the word “party” the were most apt to respond “eat” and the girls “dress.” When the word “squeeze” was spoken most of the boys thought first of “lemon” and the girls of “love.” But for the most part the tests sO far given show that traditional idea on what each sex is interested in and finds attractive are far from accurate. It was hardly expected that girls would excel boys in re- membering the number of bones in the body, or that boys would outdo the girls in knowing about the Mona Lisa, but suéh is not the case, Dr. Terman found. “Very little is known as to the differences between the sexes in abilities and talents and character,” he said yesterday. “Literature on feminism sheds more light on sex prejudices than on sex differences This investigations aims to find ow! where the differences really lhe and how they may be charact ized."’ Definite itnformation may settle the old question of whether the ex tremely masculine type and the clinging vine feminine type really make the best matrimonial comb!- nation, Dr. Terman suggested. Chemical Test for Character. ‘hemic ete in- Experience with workmen’s acci- | wie ane a cuner ab ur saan dent compensation, according to | explained by Dr. Gilbert J. Rich, Marx. has proved that “it is an ef- | psychologist of the Chicago Inst! fective medium for aka in- tute for Juvenile Hesearch. He dustrial accidents” and similar re- | sults may be expected with a] fei PR oe Pe Sanremo tes general adoption of required auto-_ . | bosition of the bodily fluids. Good wen aye = 000 persons are nature, excitability, exgressivenes= “More an 22 killed annually in America by auto- | and ecard were oy traits Hy biles.” he said. “For every death personality consicered nh exper'- there are 20 serious but non-fatal ments on Saswereny graduates and injuries. The total number Ce | ee ee snag abled by automobiles annually is oy een: oe ‘ : f 500.000. ese traits by those who knew Ke pity of the present situation thern well and chemical analysis is that “i the majority of cases the | was made of their saliva, blood and owner or driver who | Urine. It had been previously causes the injury or death is not shown that various types of insan- financially responsiv.e, and no ity could be distinguished by such matter how serious the injury or | Ante, and Dr. Rich's results tndi- how dependent the family of the cate cane they may also be of use dead. not one cent can be 4 18 analyzing charaster. 7 covered.” The slight artistic deviations from the regular that bring beauty HOWENZOLLERN PUNCH RECIPE into music can be measured and vw the Aseoc lated , Press charted by phono-photographic | BERLIN, Dee. %81.—Wherever “method of music notatljn devised the members of the housé of Hoh- | by Dr. Car) E. Seashore of the Uni- enzollern assemble on New Year's versity of,‘lowa. Ordinary notes ava they drink to each other's are crude ¢"Ninaccurate compared health in @ punch, the concoction with Dr. Seaehore’s mechanically nf which has been kept secret for recorded curves that measure the more than a century. The formula tenderest emotich tm muste or has been divulged by a confidant gpeech. Piven ()*ferences in mood of the ex-Kalser’s family, who lays of the singers are recorded by Dr. only on the ingre-| Seashore’s charting of the actual hut on the method of com- sound waves, and collectors are bining them. The recipe reads: ‘using his method in recording Take old thine wine and primitive music for ty. champagne in the ratio of two to! Relation of ¥ Mix the Rhine wine with | a Mees ie “Or pe ot iar, then heat in a kettle. As! y Ciscussion ameng 4&n- rege con cack, ‘nena ael thropologists was precipitated by pte ame! 4a te ee the recent announcement of Dr. This has been a HohendZollern | Paul Rivet of France, which, if heirloom since 1807, when Queen | accepted, would force scientists to Louise discovered it in a Koenigs- revise all of their ideas about the berg convent. earliest Inhabitants of Amertea, Dr. ‘boys URGES COMPULSORY ACCIDENT INSURANCE Have Redress, Judge Says Oe ee The heavy toll of death and In- jury due to automobile accidents the evils of the personal injury suit | eliminated, while injured persons will have prompt and certain re- dress, if the states apply the prin- | ciples of workmen's compensation insurance to automobile accidents. This declaration was made by Judge Robert S. Marx of Chicago in an address on motor transporta- tion before the American Economic In urging the adoption by all ates of compulsory automobile | accident insurance, Marx asserted | that such “required responsibility for motorists’ is urgently needed since “a lawsuit under = existing conditions in approximately 80 out | of every 100 accidents is a worth- | less remedy.” automohile Atlanta | | Rivet believes he has evidence on ,; the languages of the Malay, Poly- nestans, Melanesians and even Aus. LONDON, Dec. 32 Sir James Craig, Prime ssietinn of Northern is expected to be raised to in the distribution of tralians, indicating that they were related to Indians of Ameritea. This i|theory, which would imply tha Craig. who is 56 | tong distance sea vepeaian ama is the first Prime Minis- taken by these early races, was at- ireland and bas isa.ned by Dr. Truman Mich peen head of the Government since | o eee of the Bureau of American Fth- Lee , nology. who has just completed «a | study of Dr. Rivet's evidence and \who pronounced the few similari. | ties found between the words of the islanders and the Indian to be only chance likenesses Prof. Roland Dixon, Marvaré an. thropologist, sald that the French (scientist's material is suffictentiy Important that !t deserves serious consideration, but, he added, “I am by no means sure that he fs right.” Prof. Dixon pointed ont that the Hokan Indians of the Weat coast e i the peerage years old, Missouri Road Conditions. Press. st. Joseph: Cloudy; Joplin: Clear; Jefferson Olty: fair. Columbia: Cloudy: Moberly: Cloudy; Sedalia: Cloudy; roads good. Hannibal: Cloudy; roads fair. Kansas City: Cloudy; roads goo! Springfield: Cloudy; roads good Cape Girardeau: Cloudy; roads good. roads good. | roads good. Cloudy; roads roads rourh. roads rough. Cenmtinged «om “a . - “* W * “a RD Te we Mies 0 ee - * TE he mw -« we ~* .* Dw Bye a4 a. » YE Lo OE Oe Ve & - - a v % eo 2 et ie Mm te nm & “ie dap elie octal - ee wed

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ws} ‘ | P . e ee addeetaiate noes ne oshegbancs — 2 ee nig en ean... See eeieige Tae aes, Pee so Fe ROE eae sp sate A Renae eee BA ae So, een ae Toa Dey lotr. 2 8 Rett ag eS EP Ms hg 4 TF areas = a = ow ale Ds ae Oe. REN eae y ee Se - ¥ LAAN SOM RENE i SO LEO LOE AEE IE MELT EE SBE TLL E DOT: PRONG SCI — : ae ~ eee $f. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1926. MR. ‘COOLIDGE DODGES. MR. LOWDEN MAKES A SPEECH. : ’ >) NM, > Le _ \ - Former Gov. Lowden of [llinofs, so far as we know, 7 i>. Q WL . a Me | is the first man of national comsequence to take pub ss =% | i : | = ithe landing of American troops in Nicaragua, that /|licly to task those prominent Americans who-have ee > tle oe Be ies te * z rp pd Pig Sed a = a e . land andl lauded the work of Italy’s dictator, Mussolini. He . ee a f SD atta ae tc cr ee re ee Saw he | Spanish Novelist _ oe = alae 2 as ' this Government is not taking sides in the present | ; ‘talked | trouble one way or the other, and for that matter | did this in his address at the dinner of the American ; i : =. . 9 [HE Three Cornered Hat” by Krishne * never did take sides. | Political Science. In so doing he chose an excellent cj ae $ ie - ? r eed pas Pedro Antonio de Alarcon will approac is { Ticarag. it | i nid, we should think, an appreciative audi- 3? t r , 4 . ae be published by Knopf next ig a p |’ If we never took sides in Nicaragua, what was ‘it | occasion and, we DP ‘ | Bo 7 : a a Sit ets Derees Pocket Besheile. ool | that happened in 19097 In that year there was a | ence. Moreover, his criticism of the praise which - ae oe esi 2/3 ' me he $688 at Guadix the |e -o-en ‘| revolution against President Zelaya, who was bitter-| Americans of large affairs have heaped on Mussolini | #4 fing EV bs. Li eo ee t* Ry — - eeince of Granada, Spain. from; yr yy ‘ly opposed to American interference in Nicaragua's | Was sound and instructive. | | | 2 ee ie ad *: 4 mpoble but impo pees sanded recently . , domestic affairs. The revolution was financed by | He directed ——— the assault oun repre: | # 4 | ‘eee % = % 4 iy 2 ars concep aft mésmuamen ee Alfonso Diaz, present President of Nicaragua, but | sentative government “all along the line” The war | political radicalism at the age) FOL then the agent of an American corporation at a sal- | that was to make the world safe for democracy has Pewenty. A severe duel damped Moon. ary of $1900 a year. Diaz advanced $600,000 to the | put democracy on trial. In notable instances, which | political fervor. and he set to | underers, revolutionary forces, which met defeat after defeat. | he cited, such as Russia and Spain, as well as Italy, | : 4 Siting novels, until, unable te re- - ) ‘ ' .s 4 ree = : his warlike desires. rue de- | the ease antitarn Sieieree ‘| Pinally, when they were bottled up in Bluefields, the | parliamentary government has been abandoned. But | = | aes , ; cs pu Finaiis ~ 3 | ‘f ¢ | tons of . rted on the African campaign ot ae with merely printing pews: American Marines landed and protected them from | the most insolent, and undoubtedly the most success- §s57. When his book on thi« expert. Pann lways be drastically independent: |/ attack With the help of American forces, they reor-|ful, enemy of representative government and indi- mce had brought great success, | eee tack wrong, | sme , Maeneti rned again to politics, becoming | ‘He last be afraid to at * || ganized and managed to gain contro! of the Govern- | vidual liberty ts Mussolini. To fl duce must be con- Liberal deputy from Guadix and | 0ne of whether by predatory plutocracy or 1] ment ‘ceded both the candor and courage.of his convictions. ually switching around to the | Aistory eredatory . : mae . ? re > 7 : ; 3 ‘ ; : | ore mal PULITZER The new president, Juan Estrada, was unhorsed by | He bas repeatedly expressed his eéntempt for democe , 7 Mes, ssition of a dignified Conservative. . pe April 10 1907. || the Nicsracuans because they objected to a loan to/ racy in all its phases as a decadent political species a re pees ee ae ee bee sto» work fs ’ ‘ é : me f* . pai | tivities a | meri - het bh ught to be exterminated. He has exterminated | A a ery @ctivitie pr ere ——— — | be made by American nkers which was then in ¢t ' c B° to t x inated ees a ‘th election to the Spanish Acad- | lation to LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE process of negotiation. They feared that such a joan | it in Italy. | -¥ % y in 1875. He died | Madri¢ in | ‘nternat | mean the establishment of a virtual protecto | Yet men who presume to teach many of us how to | in Pe iof goverg ee 2.5 ead é 2891. The name and address of the author aver the country. Diaz. as Vice President, suc- | be good citizens—men conspicuous in the leadership as i an | Alarcon’s work, and in partict-| MOTHER 1dut : | : ‘ , 1 7 , | a ter “The Three Cornered Hat,” has Marie must accompany every contribution, Dui 4.4 Estrada, but a vast majority of the people of the movement they call law enforcement—men ade & . eects as agen gyri sag on request will not be published. Let). .-oinst him because he was pledged to pursue who sit as guests at the President’s breakfast table ia 6 a ee Ky, and rollicking humor. The au- | HE 1 -s not exceeding 200 words wtll receive | a aa’s policy. The American Minister notified and whose wisdom in weighty matters Mr. Coolidge is pe eS Mor has been well compared, as | Danish f - + 2% a ts ‘ é be = Se ¥ , “o.. Boston ' oe is not Mitte solini is the thundering, destructive antithesis of | ¥. ome % evened not be permitted to resign. | ge ) | | é “% be: a cmabere the état! -WEXTY not this taking. sides? |every principle of government enunciated in our Con- 3° ee" ruished Boston editor ridely STORI the aid of American warships, Diaz remained | stitution and, therefore, of every political institution Le ~~ “a : cnown for his volume entitle The t n power, the loan was negotiated amid rising feeling | > poi! that have sprung from those prin- SF . +2 . =e Ae “eal 2 ee Throbs,” he tito» PRS oe g : ? ? ; 3 _ + + 7 ; f Rc ny : 7 es 4 eni . chatty an ; ; 191? there Was a revolt Eight/ merican war-- iti . S ss ; I sisted that if those lllustrious citi- ; : ~ , : > _ : 4 / oh : ; “ - - . tc. eel: tn oreat painter Sleaga. There is a chapter of more | than ordinary interest on the prob-_ fability of Christopher Celumbus havi been a Spaniard after all. hav ng “ —- Rosch F ” acce for The volume is richly illustrated auae Pwith etchings by the young Amer- - : Mean artist, Levon Fairchild West Berna ho accom panied Mr “happle. Chariot Where is no intentian of underrat~ tin Engi me the charm of th tex! ben it versity Pin said that the greatest values in ational ithe volume are those of Mr. West's Harpers exquisite etchings. Even if Mr. some fChapplies narrative were quite arouse | Regligibie. and it is not, the book them vee on ve a would be hichly desirable for th I «a ! 4 fiiustrations a:gone Joseph Pen- nerior Rell, the master etcher, once said ;« ollege Vl CARBS to Mr. West: “It ts your great cational THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. a, ¢ 4, * Bdrow wt, phew Ya i ikea. shmdtiieten Mabiehins) cieuiadiana eh Rae a aden acl, sake co cts oe a tito NOT ee OS OE Et a sernnwme —e = of oot Oe a Be apg Ree RIE om os - ~ ~~ * - i jl REE AY SEE) Cre Pt , CORRES LYCEU Johan & W ise — ei 0° ~~ oe = a. - nkers for a loan, which * a. ~ * as | - +» ’ : ‘ ’ . 4 2 national bank to t or- ip.oying rm ; ticket. e sion = the | ose pro-Mussolini of ours. venture, are in- } os + - Z . . become the puppet no 1} om parad:} ore r (oO O01 1 i ereet ¥ ae owe or ’ rom a *- > \ — on -* 4 48 a Qe 9 oF PO 4 IMs Nw ivilege and responsibility to that he rry on the old traditions laid. somett gown by the carly etchers:" and! in the circumstances. we thin! E during the visit with Zuloaga the vill m change his name to (ov. A LONG WAY FROM VALLEY FORGE. 9 aeomees master spoke giawingty of don it.” | Mr. West's work - 0 e* = Dhan Gopal Mukarii. Dutton. most | i - y “ ' An absort ing atcount of the life lished \ J U S : A M I N U TE ‘and tenchings of sa Bro we THE FACE OF SILENCE By To : year. »the Hindoo holy man who lived @ is one Generation ago. Mr. Mukerii. by te the ) — ‘Sirth a Brahmin. came to America’ year’s PRISON REFORM IN MISSOURL Rye whisky ts selling as | : BALLADE = pe wumber of years ago and became award gpm cn | i ta etnies aaa alae Bie | @ student af Stanford University. ing Ba m the St : - —_— Preas ; rts iti. : ‘ G@iii 2 Se ; = i : J , ; - a sis > ann — Ja d : : we had 3 — — oe : ’ me apts = Two years ago he visited his native and fF smer. Ving ” sent, 3 == ner i at- ; cae The old veir on its journey out - nowhere pt rhe u Lasses sing and shout Phono- - , 2 ot sis droppe for joys anether bout, in the new. 4s (Copyright. 1826.) H Missouri penitentiary ~: ~ ey ee Brean ~9 ti b739g ah nts ba “4 OUR NEW FOREIGN SERVICE. rhe craic. unretaseé, austae: HENRY KITTREDGE NORTON in tt urns for every smile a flout; oe - ; sg er's eves reflect a leer ; January Century —* : | ¥ : : # Coolid the dancers whirl about. 4 Miss Pampari, Harpist of the | . sent tice. raging with his gout, — 8 | s . ee ‘ . = Orchestra. Gets Ovation as jan o ad Br the vw a len. inversely 1 ional ts ok +4 sted « lition the prese: itenti HE growth of interest and 9 interested in Ni le ai RE: ¥ a * pe ee : en eee : é . ine’ . a8 ted | ff milk. butter and ch consum . +) , S tne nee | , | issifyin ne of the place of the United & : Rers his wife and calls her “ } invested large sum snvicte cordi: > they : fend oP é; : ' ; . . : ne . : ~ abe — ; h Ss Fn ; , its representatives in Washington. O1 ~ ee ee ng is tne oom | ll hear that son f Face.” Al Wilson at the Steinway er ind : * , , , aS is 0D celva ‘ thoy ine ff non rec rile . . ee - _—— niete reormwanization of the foreign service The German sips hi« lager beer. E : t ‘ coast to cous’. b t ix impossibie |iy define our policy towards Nicaragua and the rea- | “!#im@ for it any curative power | ee se ee eS ae oe was effect®d by the Ro et in | ‘The Englishman his mug of stout 3 OHANNES BRAHMS, once re- for me to get anything dow: nk ae ite ie gi ie, unfortunately. does not seem to h OO ee his measure co e ‘diplomatic and | '2© *ankee - - ae eee s ferred to as the third of the Numbers when thev ar an ate RST ni: . @ ‘8 : rea Pe | 3 "_” | ered the great objectic hich will | | e rece | [a ng catenin wine Gale Siz , | - brates — 4 | vee erent Geren ane 3 ' bers ee - Piributed the greater part of the . ee ; ’ — iam 1} . that t} consumption of butter fa is certain PSeDeciailVv Phen i ' ire your ffend ; reneth ni effectiveness of Oh. no!'—Fe ' & + scout ¥ : Boiid fare to Thursday night*s con- in a out. if we want to, which | : 3 ee — | sed | from colds Bouse | separa rom iaw ikers of falarie laced u livin 13, Ring out the oid, ring in the news] Pert of the st out. if we want to. which is no »Tten use sed stoutnes: freedom fror lds ) | ! nine ) 4 as they broad f , and as Sts al ee Sa ‘ - ms 5 acid LAA ESS De. 7 oN Batt oe mi a ns > - dead Be de tee slp ie ry i ; ,e) 7 4° / WA at? . ‘y ~# hia 4 - ~ . - ~ 2 - : eae on, "? om r or ? \ 1 ~ oo * : . . “> a" ' b with ther . : la lel in aki Be eae Ret eS larly ! men. t 2 practice of his preventive—! inais as was G vde. Lesser offenders. a unified “foreign service,” adding greatly | iff his : y neig! all over the countrys nd yet 0D’ chaste dt Saeaggrcaziss : ieee dies > 0S. her | aS . Caatilla ielt ill SEs, Louts Symphony Or- cirlish fie a . ae “on - — ain an 1 . as opene: rFomen Of % , r’ENVOL E- tiestra. Brahms was represented ; Mie ise 21S . i : na + ’ > _— . 5 P# . — . bh + la? +h "we we ee | he resultins portunity to promote ta “ag oR seit ae ull] is symphony. | , > . > hs : A 2 Ns . vA r i 1s i i “~~ pi i £ = . co) . e — . . - , , : . basige: +. ct : rs ; ‘ Ca a : > . : , : i : > a“ _ a - see > ha * - . e . , aeaiibiakds the whole redounding to a greater prosperity his the idship of our missions in forei faults— - unhappy gar, nS ab Se a NE sg ee a ee ee ne ‘ ea” } s TR A® ' ' ; versati irtists, at i@ast 4 tC om é oan lie tes time : , — — ti te ti © 3 @ach A Happy Christmas fallacious em icism, the economist ther ) ; ' ' ; oe a a OUBIs EH wu fh 2 napitbonss> 2 g of st Diape t ‘ords. Henrv doe not know what 1 a ee A FUTURE MOVIE STAR. ir Seagal NRE Neti os) * aR ugha ae diplomatic ice al hi jemonstrate he death ponalte = | : Ue of syncopation the Holy Souls wish’ ap,, 3 Be ae ee | Tee, PE Gree “Tensistiadiediic Sk aihiin iaaee Wai, “aaa ir ability adequately represent this | grinkin ES peerent. gratefully | = —s | } _ _ | until he had ceased to startle x ies oy pm te architecture aad from} ature to sculp- penipprits:ssgi hee aig me : . - 2 pte gist oe +m | Mr Ganz tf: terpre; : be right. Right rong, th ile setae Geli ia, icles ci aed nents ? AMATEUR NIGHT. 3 Symphony with a lau name poor families -i& . . . . > : ’ es >? : re = = ft F : - 7” _* " + > own '¢ Kind courtesy ind veil SAO e iniere Gin the anon e @ariy. Bt, ng of its breadth yy , r «2 ch 7 RB it } is ia bors - ‘ai = a eer; . ’ ‘ * vin mat rich se e tanight, i = i oS E Fi Pr; ; rHink es ar er a bich is parti - : ‘ ©. . >> > ) > } . ry } filled bask en them mal broths =ere = - ‘ r : ’ r rt . ™ = » ae _ ‘4 = the rt : -y > j . “ s as é e . : =) : - ous , the . , does yf ve 7 any 4 « ARES YS ; is Nn a : : ] ar hs 4 ; , & ‘= in a la rT} posit is a little disturb: . ' ; : >} 4 ‘ s Fry ’ ‘- _ 4 ' ae - | - - ‘ ar ‘ ’ 2° aac r oa ? ; . . 4 he 2*iF : - . ‘ feuatisfied and most t nkful rious pe hn. neither coes anyon Is - an ese BS A Ae srmit His piays to be adapted } pa Os omnam wee an : : inee ved the arm 1 - 2uriini melody . 7 .* ° . ae “7 % ’ " ; , ~_” 9 . . ; ‘ om sri : : ry : Be. iq a ° 6 ] : oa ; ria . j ‘ ; i . J : ole r z 4 +e 8*=cond = ry Te HELPERS OF TH Bit SOULS mere va! ee - oe creen née prevaliing supposition has been areatin ' ea nite ‘o other ts -settgige 7 the t nts Bae ty 4 - 4 ; * Ww + 4 vard ia ;‘ ‘ : ' - jaa prepared a pia 181 t ipp > as ~ a €i) — se ae . ‘ 2 : : . eo , . . " ' . m . A . - * , 2% o “y 8% movement should b, Ols ashing Bt jie ~an f _ ss mini aati cid + ke. eee > { 3 } mu og ’ , , that > bh a sclence of econ mM i ae 5c 4 AJ . ‘ Pt PA ‘ ii ‘ ~ . | —- ’ s Pe Pe > 2 . : : . . . 3 , . : Srings that are at. ; ra a : ig : el a See Wed 5 sees wate a wage | Steven quality of the ore ' iliman porter being held at rapt attention —=—= == ' , We afe Lhd re : “ io , t f ' @ - e ’ | . , > ‘ be ot quote that f mi lar form! > . 0 : — . ae » * .€ rc a . in 4 - Ds i a4 eo } A +»? ° > , » rs ‘> : 7 , a >? paying was Het sufficie: : to 4 § .? no ga : 2 a a oe vs mi | a ee Rena ‘YOO HOO! WHOOPEE the genuine inner satisfaction that F > . . "7 .e-. _ a n — , . * ? . “ls. ~ ’ he ea! bh er ‘i ’ > | aa aa i 44. 7 ee oe ee" : I 4 8%. ° i } : - . ™ eo _— es oan a. 4 ~ = . : ~ 4 > * Be wear a - Rw Et, adlew ‘ ra : me Man, Samely, tae greatest possible ™ ; aay Ves iy From the New Orleans Times Picarune aga S*ways results from hearing this } +h returna in | nose works of the screen : har jatica)} if piv interested in © De ( ‘ = B * caused us many heartaches with ‘turns in the least possible time for the lowest pos. , . rs. CO&racteristicaiy being deeply A 1 a NM *mphony. Brahms, besides being various dirty tricks When eed , ie also rugged 4s ; as i on just whv Shaw as Better Times Coming a recently was concerned almost solely with =- wrlam eant , the dav hefore vesterday did write ire interested oniy in art. while I am interested Only one what a iS 3 Y sneaks of ° ; , ; ; The erches'ra s performance was | tf now we notic ruiy : oe aie - Anh Oa. & OD rr) nen fH Peaks 0! . — "7 ae oe —_ - . Go rigat, ov ie : =i it do t} roduction was the paramount naaen | = mouey h trlic he oS ens din ten . }e t .S mere Hearly adequate to the task you leave us in Waht; with your mu : | pete ceaes ne paramount concern ° the dactylic ———— SS ‘ , ° pie 2 Rang when it piayed Ernest ders. holdups, rol ries fo nse Vou pr ved {>t inmnausiryv Rut } Dat © is thinking Lot only of allowin ' verse, but At laa : Pe y : : ; ww ; ie H ry WORD rH ESE #3 Schelling’s Victor Ha "eae ° ~~ — —— + . Ss ” 7 . . ~ . reJ . a4 a curse. With ir promise to be good iTiagine a pos nd Mai! rftectis Mid pie Rurmber is not new to ¢ = Fe — ‘i- = * - > - & - > . , ~ - . . > e os = - “ ited . = instead we find an } But . : ~ al Canin ; : anc even being interested in seta] » HeaAulyS bl diern- | i >% rithest iu ns . * r ~ + ~ le aaa Va ‘Ja : i@mm YNersons ii a” ~ " " . . . : . . . " Qn ea r f .! : ry iit iinke tn the thought. though you |' Distribution now demands recognition, and {t | ft IS 9 personaily, we Know that! the folding-bed business, the manufactu er ere... | Beau } be self-evident | ' co nee, See pees didn’t do quite right that ‘e one—in comes to the door with equity on its breath. Scien | °°" ‘“*?"*'" _ oward the movie producers has; of pies, and holeproof socks nced ae future years, we'll be ab fi night ific distribution does not simply mean efficient mar. 4 3 cue (0 any mercenary motive. He has just —e about p. every A Just iook at what's " al E try Ae battle with the gods bh 0 i: to mon} ~ From the Emporia Gazette. | y fae — — eu . omen beautiful, ag ; ae scares by the Stee! Trust. we'l! nm of the earnings. And whatever his short. | ¥ So HE K niet ers : | nO" hey are eautiful = : The “dramatic effectiveness of = ae ws ts _ _™ i “talkie 1 ria” nrowid hf - . ~s an . {tt @gured . - cS ER Sam +» - just like nods. No more we'll seare at CON+HKS Henry ord did sense the truth that cood ake MOV! provices Bim with a rostrum which. pap have ‘gurec out | ‘ Pa ts omething else agaifr In ~ . Sassy OT 4 grisiy theme @ for ° . . . : . i #Ae hat = ie & he ‘ , i } ; f; é 7} ‘ } Ps.) ~ rumors and all that silly bunk—that the) wages are indispensabie to real prosperity and was) propagating tne Shavian uplift, is as much sn- | that i — oid mene cee back. aling clothes, 3 Saker A Being. as Lawrence) j1 17 *tanr it hy mh ai 3 near n + +h ‘ ‘ , a Avs recer ae ve sehe 2 C4 3 “an said. bace h * z @rast + - —" — out ol4 JUNK. ’ atter fs to a platform in Hyde ve beskets of fresh vegetables in front of his the pe : = Dy a Vision of the dead who G az: . 'ife u 4 ‘ SORLALL EAS AL f ~* , " For REE! will soon ‘command ie—at 4 Pa store. A Lyons clubwoman was home the piain. ide be @tlil, tt affords ample op- of 7 . g " . . ; , . Pers « a the HELM he will be, it's unnecessary to Aa for the five-day week, which just now is the ap- as other evening at 5:30 and had her family’s ‘ at ag for spectacular scoring. «= 7 a ~~ ro » 4 , ; , . iy g t > with HAWES and COCKRAN’S help ana ie torhidd iodine nough to make Lucrezia Borgia turn over with dishes were out of tin cans A Sterling gir! WATCH YOUR Wate | “se every resource of the or- and ; wyTy ti} . : VY’ aS ryt ree a - ; 7} + S 44% = } : . RITCHIE and the rest-—we'l| soon set; ’ y * n fruit, ft will be proved | jealousy in her grave, the list of those dead from al-| !s said to wear e petticoat. An Ottawa boy - | stra in completing his descrip things @ going. for we'll do ow wy [Or Aisy ‘d only by actual test. That test, we sue ‘eohol duly poisoned according to Government! “*™* t° ® college that has a reputation for BEST. t, is coming. } foren ula. echolarship instead of football A McPher- 4 ) ; eme wetghty devastating and/é snail , ‘S¢ orchestra was in som cigarette smoker has turned to a pipe. riticism f . a é hat day before yesterday is, economically, an aeon ema versions Of O18 piays to be made, but even of reazon Mot altogether clear, the “Ball” has Len ~~ ‘ - o = : ome a par’ © ‘he repertoire of 7 a =~ 4 é ~~, 2 “. a * a . . . . > Or: a et re ‘7 : ne CO! ~ . =" a7. ~ 4 - 4 — ’ mn ae { y ‘3 ; . . : , | hers ‘ ‘ rr P ; Py 4 . > a — oe , setee off -o8 i tal ed on scales throughout the 2 on PREP IEE PRE AI GEE AE ER ee ae ee en ee

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_ — __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae x : ’ Spanish Novelist SeeeHE Three Cornered Hat” by * 'Pedro Antonio de Alarcon will Ihe published by Knopf next % in the Borzoi Pocket Books. in 1833 at Guadix in the nce of Granada, Spain, from foble but impoverished family, 4ro Antonio de Alarcon hurled mself into a career of literature ed political radicalism at the age twenty. A severe duel damped is political fervor, and he set to ting novels, until, unable to re- ‘eain his warlike desires, he de- Serted on the African campaign of 657. When his book on this experi- Woce had brought great success, he Wurned again to politics, becoming , Liberal deputy from Guadix and , adually switching around to the * ey eT ee ote | ‘ s Sets or . ee Ins — eS HOSTESS AT DINNER Fla., to visit her parents, Mr. andithe gardens overlooking the ost | Maj. and Mrs. Elkin lL. Fradikita | puvet Lehr, daughter of Mr. and 1do0@ Mrs. W. F. Tatum. 'and facing the mountains. ‘for a week. Miss Margaret Clop-/ Mrs. Charlies F. Leir of 3223 | | ton of Washington, D. C., who at- DPodier street, to Richard F. Mol! = = : tends the junior college at Mary-; son of Mr.’and Mrs. John Moll of ‘ville. is also spending her vacation 3204 Dodier street, at @ bridge T will be marked by celebrations | ‘with Maj. and Mrs. Franklin. luncheon at the Forest ng eae in all of the clubs, hotels and | The guests were the close in many private homes, where / friends have been invited to drop | in informally to watch the old year | out. At the St. Louis Country Club | one of the largest parties will be | of the prospective. bride. Mrs. L'oyd J. Speed of Dubey, la., is spending the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles I by M d ( FE 'P. Whitbread of 62 Arundel place. given by Mr. and Mrs. George Fox : | . a toaay | Mr. Speed was here for Christmas Steedman of 34 Westmoreland | ee + i Pacmag i sty an | — we ete ny Sap a “ Announnepeet SOS ead: here and returned Sunday to his home. place in honor of Miss Martha | % pes Bo Se a, Wi'n ithe post. She will be the guest of of the engagem Love, Miss Anne Kennard Wallace | Sane Sete oe oe é fe ee 4 . Moon. and Miss Gertrude Catlin, three of oy » esas the debutantes. At Bellerive Coun- A nomic and social forces that! try Club several hundred reserva- have determined the direc-|tions have been made. Among | tions of world politics in our time. | those entertaining are Mr. and Mrs. | The author believes that the de. | Lee W. Van Cleave for her broth- | velopment of imperialism during/er-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. the last half century “will rank as| Terry Bradley Martin of Milwau- one of the major phases of modern | kee. history and one of the two or three Mr. and Mrs. J. ee Mr. and Mrs. Douglas B. House. ‘of 6470 Ellenwood avenue, will re- 'ceive a few of their friends from _ 4 to 6 o'clock New Year's after- with Miss Florence Ludington, noon, instead of from 11 to 1 daughte 31) % oar of Elliot K. Ludington, ‘o'clock, as previously. announced. and Miss Margaret Brown, daugh-. ter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ranmi- sey Brown of Dallas. The party was in Taormina, Sicily for Christmas, and have a suite in one of the | Letters have been received “rom |Mrs. William J. Porter, who is HE advent of the new year | | | traveling in Europe this winter land, and while there met and talked with disciples of Rama Krishna. The volume is not to be approached as a curiosity. There is a profound spiritual message in it, and Mr. Mukerji presents it beautifully. Mr. Mukerji lectured in St. Louts recently . IMPERIALISM AND POLITICS. ’ pi | Miss Elaine Mabley, daughter 'Mrs. Fanny Woodward Mabley, Sas {spent the Christmas holidays with Miss Eleanore T. Bull, daughter |)... sister, Mrs. Warren P. Clark of Mr. and Mrs. John Bull of 5708 | of Burlington, Ia. She will remain ; “a Nar : eek a ot Julian avenue, ae parted hursday | , sew weeks. for Fort Riley, Kan., to attend the | WORLD By Parker Thomas (Macmillan.) PROFOUND study of the eco- pt AOC The Town Beauty's D. Wooster Lam- nee A = sition of a dignified Conservative. mary activities and was rewarded $ Meith election to the Spanish Acad- emy in 1875. He died at Madrie¢ in 1873 he recommenced his Iiter- foremost problems in world poli- tics and world economics.” The work is calculated to prove a rev- elation to those who still think of bert will give a party at their home in the St. Louis Country Club grounds, and Mr. and Mrs. Lon O. Hocker will have open house | their home, 39 Portland place. At | At j a a i aty d _ ee SS oe OR. ON ea no 40 ON Fe a se ee ee MISS LOUISE WOODRUFF. ee LAR Ae Pind Compulsory Bob Old fashioned, if you please. — Photo by Murillo. Evelyn Thompson had a crown of auburn curls. international affairs solely in terms | 'of governments. | MOTHER DEAR: The Empress: ywhere, and they pronounced ISS WOODRUFF, daughter of : Dr... and Mrs. Frederick E. | But, the admiring eyes of men followed her ever . Of course her the best looking and most popular young married woman in ores pee the possessors of cute boyish bobs their verdict. Envious femininity, green-eyed jealousy and a pair of shears did the rest. The courts are now trying to determine the sub- stantiated damages sustained by pretty Mire. Thompson at the hands of erstwhile “dear friends” when they forcibly transformed her to a flapper. (The Sunday Magazine) ; 'the Racquet Club 225 reservations | Alarcon’s work, and in particu- | have ben made, the hosts including. | - | Mar “The Three Cornered Hat,” has; Marie of Russia and Her Times. | Those who will entertain parties | ™“ codrutt of 4 Kingsbury | on popularity by its wit, dexter-| By Vv. Poliakoff. (Appleton.) | 27@ Willlam H. Nolker, Dr. W. F. weet TROT ee ee ee ee wy, and rollicking humor. The au- HE complete life story of the | Winn, Carlos Reese, w. N. Bemis. | en . the na be oo ss pret * Mor has been well compared, as T Danish Princess Dagmar, sister | 4: H. Murphy, W. 0. Schock, Reid | bration at Belleriv Country C Ub. | of Queen Alexandra of England,|J0nes, R. S. Hawes, E. Anson who became the Czarina of Russia Moore, W. K. Gardner, H. E. Car- and mother of the late Cz&r Nicho- | penter, Emmett Myers, Dr. Ells- las Il. The author has based his| ¥Orth Smith, T. ©, Hennings, Em- story largely upon diaries and pri- mett V. Thompson, Albert A. Boet- vate papers of the royai family | ‘ler, Frank H. Hamilton, Leicester never previously used by writers | Faust and Arnold Stifel. on the Kussian court. Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Pflager TWENTY-EIGHT HUMOROUS! °f Kingsbury place, are having a STORIES. Appleton. 1 house party at their country home, The tales here collected were! _Pflager Farms” in Sulphur Heart Throbs,’ here gives aj/chosen by Ernest Rhys and Mrs. | °Prings, Mo. rne guests include @erenial, chatty and informing ac-/|C. A. Dawson. All have been tested | Mr. and Mrs. Ss. T. G. Smith and ‘erount of a trip through Spain, es-/enough to justify the guarantee of | the latter's Miss Delphine WByeccially those parts little known/the compilers—laughter or your | Force. to tourists. Mr. Chapple talked|money back. Twenty-elght famous) An evening party will be given Byith many eminent Spaniards, not-jand near famous humorists. and | tonight by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas @ably King Alfonso, Primo de Ri-|wits are represented. | Francis of Pine Lawn, and a pro- @yera and the great painter, ZU-| AOR RESPONDENCE gressive dinner will be on the pro- joaga. There is a chapter of more | é LYCEUMS. CHATAUQUAS. By | gram of Miss Eleanor Klein. daugh- pan prasnary sorbate en the PFOD- | John 8. Noffsinger. Macmillan. ter of Mrs. J. S. Klein; John Nul- ability of Christopher "Columbus | ; sen, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Reichardt pa Wise warning and practical guid- | having been a Spaniard after all.! . for adults seeking educational and a group of their friends. Mr. . i€ "> ‘ ( . Ke . > > The volume is richly illustrated |“?“ | : |and Mrs. Alfred H. Murphy of 492¢ with etchings by the young Amer- advantages. McPherson avenue. will seca i pai emican artist, Levon Fairchild West. | Bernard de Voto, author of “Thej| ner at their home 3 who accompanied Mr. Chapple.; Chariot of Fire,” is an instructor; -phig Nhere is no intention of underrat-/in English at Northwestern Uni-| shepley Sing the charm of the text when it! versity. In an article on the edu- Bis said that the greatest values in, cational situat.on, appearing in| Miss Margaret Sims, and Mrs. Car! ethe volume are those o! Mr, West's Harper's for January, he makes ' F. G. Meyer will tte 6 tuietioan t perwiaite etchings. Even if Mr. statements that are likely to|anq theater party for Miss Virginia : aa cose eta Range oe rebeegg discussion. Here is one of Fiiterart of- Chicago and Miss P would be highly desirable for the a | jim convinced that the —— ‘ resiccigich - Baltimore, WAC Titnstions ithe Redieemhe cores se x oe , "| are visiting Miss Emily Caspart, es Dp Pen-| perior student has no place in the| gaughter of Dr. and Mrs. Charles @ nell, the master etcher, once “said! college of today, that his best edu- | On 4 pto Mr. West: “It is your great; cational interests lie elsewhere, | qe vilege and responsibility to! that he always gravely and; Mr. and Mrs. John Leigh Green of | wemaerry On the old traditions laid! sometimes ‘rreparably hampered} '~ ‘Kingsbury place will give a small =m ‘down by the early etchers;” and! in the system of today, that he} dinner this evening at their home, o@ during the visit with Zuloaga the! wil] most wisely altogether aban-|COmpliimenting their son, Jack @ Spanish master spoke glowingly of| gon it” Green, who is home for the holi- = er. West's work. aaa" Pirie gneeene 2 : ret, | C2yS from the Lawrenceville] set in honor of her guest, Miss Su- -_ Lolly Willowes, by Sylvia} school in Lawrenceville. N PIHE FACE OF SILENCE By | Townsend Warner, one of the Bee N. J. The| cette Heath of Atlanta, Ga: Miss S = guests wi 1 members of the sub-| . ttends Sullins College. She Dhan Gopal Mukarii. Dutton. | most original works of fiction pub- Heath attend: | 4 | An Absorbing atcount of the life lished in America during the past debutante set | has been much entertained anges J s 3 ae /her visit. ine a number = mend teachings of Rama Krishna,! year. It is reported that the book | Miss Martha Gellhorn, daughter uti a ee ¢ t the | the Hind rom: Nes r i .q|0f Dr. and Mrs. George G {luncheons and a party a e | | p ndoo holy man lived ais one of three to be recommended ; + A Sere. SOOrg" rellhorn | Pri ton Triangle Club perform “a » ‘ . . . 7 ri I ¥ : ' ef Meeeneration ago. Mr. Mukerji, by} to the French committee for the|0f McPherson avenue, will have as | Parc oy Rabi He night ha oe ‘ . . ' # es al : 1 f ©. e( s AY - @® *number of years ago and became awarded annually to the outstand- | z te f r - ‘ . ~---— rd | Sruener Of Mr. and Mrs. Charles} wr. and Mre. B. Franklin Hick- @ @ student at Stanford University.| ing English book of |Hopkinson of Boston, who will ar- | ® Jo years ago he visited his native | and litera ry quality. pnmenayy | tomorrow. Miss Fenenteaean- gh niryra gn oa 1 YMPHONY PAYS MRS, COOLIDGE I$ ARDENT qu Lu | Becomes Familiar Figure at Per- | | irive Hopkinson | (}rove s, and her two children. will | ) MGB R AHN | . by ; ] brated Artists MI : p ances y Cele q ‘and Miss Gellhorn are classmates’ and Orchestras. se | #891. me observer of customs and man- | wers, With his great compatriot, the y mainter Goya. ““The Three Cornered Peat” is usually considered his mas- Wierpiece, visitor is president of the class. She | is the daughter of a protrait paint- er of distinction. Parties for her | wiil be informal. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd B. Van Ja Linda have purchased the home of | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jeffersow 7 Moss at 20 Lenox place, and havo, | taken possession. The house is the! former home of the Charles Cum- | mings Collins family. sfr. and Mrs. | Van da Linda have as their guest | the latter’s sister, Miss Mary Far- | rell of Waco, Tex. WyIVID SPAIN By Joe Mitchell | f Chapple. (Chapple Publishing ' Co., Boston.) ‘EE’ CHAPPLE, the distin- B 4 ruished Boston editor, widely _& cnown for his volume entitled sister, Mrs. Emile Glogau of New York | for a month's | and daughter-; William | | | } arrived last night Visit with her son in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Emile Glogwau of 65741 McPherson | avenue, and her baby granddaugh- ter, July Collins Glogau. SCHOOLS, Mrs. Ephron Catlin Jr., and her) son, Ephron III, will depart Jan. | 7 for their home in New York after | a Christmas visit with Mrs. Ephron | Catlin ‘Sr., of Vandeventer place. } Mr. Catlin will depart Monday. Mrs. Edward Lawrence Keyes III} and her baby daughter will make | | their trip with Mrs. Catlin, and will Keyes in New York before lgoing to Lake Placid, N. Y., for ithe winter sports. Mrs. Keyes is I the guest of her mother, Mrs. Ar- jthur B. Shepley, of 50 Westmore- | ‘land place. | afternoon Mrs. John r. oM 4942 Pershing avenue will have aJluncheon for her ni« ce, some ty a8 }join Dr. Su- Casparl., t oe “Vy wonder alle . | : ss - « / ZZ . ty gaz} | ya V il Yj - Miss Alice Hoxie, daughter of | Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hoxie of 4542 McPherson avenue, will have | a table at Hotel Chase tomorrow | night for a group of the younger SN ‘ — is ae SS eee A A MINUTE 1826.) (Copyright. who BALLADE OF THE NEW YEAR. ushers in another, year, e dving venr is pift to. rout aucous revelers who cheer e old yer journey out. gleeful masses sing and shout O sigb dropped for joys thraugch), rising to another bout, * the old, ring tn the \ on its eee pW ewes’ Co aed " -—— ee \ ix eM: IVIL IN ed) eee pve ar hp { , . ” MT Te eee RRL LUMAR oe | pak . . ag _ oom - - PATRON OF MUSICAL AFFAIRS | =~ now is WN SS Disregarding ali the onet new. MODERATELY PRICED Diamond Rings cynic, unrelaxed, austere, efurns for every smile a flout; pauper's reflect a leer the dancers whirl about.— Justice, raging with his gout, Rerites his wife and calls her “shrew"s all with frown laugh or pout, inz out the old, ring in the new. : depart early in January for Miami, | Bv the Associated Press. iat Bryan Mawr College, and the Ft -- WASHINGTON, Dec. 31,—Mrs. | | an hy : li Washi 's most | i wemear, Harpist of the |~°o 68* one of Maehingtons mor ‘ardent music lovers, rarely misses Orchestra, Gets Ovation as jan opportunity to hear a celebrat- Concert’s Soloist. ed artist or orchestra, and has be- | i masters, paint as Back in he be- eves we nM sre be Gracefully modeled 18-k. white Gold Ring, containing good qual ity Diamond solitaire, flanked with excellent synthetic Sapphires, Rubies or Emeralds. $77.00 and $112.00 'come a familiar figure at the con- certs given here several times a iweek during the winter season. OHANNES BRAHMS. once re-| Most of ao are in the ig aft- | (ernoon, so that Governmen em- | ferre the | ed the third n _ployes can attend after their day’s ’ three great Germanic B.'s, con- | work. Hundreds of them do. piributed part of the| The President's wife usually sits | "Bolid fare to Thursday nicht’s con- {in a box surrounded by a _ small | . ‘nds, but recently she | oe “*'t of the St. Louts Symphony Or- Ipprhctne Of Fenes, See esis Mie | eS 3 Tt ‘surprised matinee goers by ty 6 a Pa.ra. German sips his lager beer, be Englishman his mug of stout: Yankee _does he drop a tear a nee he alone must do without?— ~ drink, nation’s drought, he stuff his shady neighbors brew?— t is now possible to phone from London New York. And we are willing to wager at the number of British lecturers who ar New York calling will inerease. ™ovement should be introduced by F Strings that are stil] raw > Uneven S’mphony. But the quality of the orchestra’s me Playing was not sufficient to mar a » the genuine inner satisfaction that tlways results from hearing this Brahms, hesides being ~ellow, is also rugged The orchestra's performan: ‘'e was Fmore nearly adequate to the task in Schelling's » Rumber is not new to St. louis » @iences a Hot altogether clear, the ‘‘Ball’’ Pe eVvery Be try. P this 4 Undentable. t Gilman said, hand when it played “Victory Ball. Ernest This au In some reason fact, fo) has of coun c Y) ‘ nr p become a part of the re pertoltre big orchestra in the The effectivene s grisly theme Being, as dramatic of is Lawrence a bacchanale §tray- 4antasy on a pe '8¢d by a vision of the dead who 4 Fon't be still, it affords ample op- 4 Portunity for spectacular scoring, Sand Mr Schelling did not hesitate ty Rhestr, ; ‘ ra Ba talents are 7, . > { arents are sound and she received a justified ovation. use every resource of the or- completing his descrip- %% . Th Orchestra was in good form: | though he occasionally goes to Ry the Associated Press | proved dent a night performance with Mrs. Cool- | jdge. the White House, more usually however, one Artists frequently appear at or | supplying the enter- | ‘'tainment after a state dinner. ‘LONDON MOVIES PAY CHARITY IN ORDER TO OPEN ON SUNDAY ec. si. still a where for instance, one side LONDON, movies in London picture shows on are —- Sunday | moot question | the | of the street may be permitted to operate on the other side are kept closed. Sunday theater attendance grown to such afternoons waiting for theaters to open at 6 o'clock. The Sesses @ach trol at a fixed sum Which it shall contribute to an ap- charity as a condition day Cinemas in Come treater London which under the Middlesex County, however. Inay not open except for > spec ‘al charity performances. A. S. Adams Dies in Atlanta, Ga. ATLANTA, Ga., Dec. 31.—A. Adams. 47 years old, a past presi- of Rotary International, 1s dead. London County Council as- cinema under its con- each week of being allowed to open on Sunday. Sabbath while those on the has proportions that queues many yards long are some- times in place at 6:30 o'clock Sun- the ' S. | for this number. playing with a | justifiable spirit and clangor. The soloist Of the evening was Graziella Pampart, the first harpist of the orchestra, who undertook, with the Orchestra's aid, a revela- tion of Charles Widor’s Chorale ind Variations Miss Pampari’s THOMAS B. SHERMAN. Solitaire 18-k Open-work Dinner Ring centering larger phires This Ring « Ones aft attractive Emeralds or Sapphires on sides. $59.00 and $77.00 material co lj, YY YY dh Other Attractive Features HERE will be a Big Financial Review, which in- cludes articles, statistical tables and a general analysis of international, national and local business conditions. Then, too, there is a beautiful front page Magazine cover, in color roto of Gladioli and Zinnias; eight pages of colored comics; automobile and radio sections; society; women’s features, and complete news of the world, appearing in Diamond in Bezel white Gold Ring style Two matched diamonds in shanks. $173.00 Diamond yund it with 8 smaller Two synthetic Sap- $135.00 Diamond artificial solitaire be had with an IN YOU ARE SURE OF DEPENDABLE QUALITY DIAMONDS HERE—AT FAIR PRICES THE NEXT SUNDAY Wtisd.y fuller Company 9th and Olive Sts. —— —a= Sock sntbonn oh getland eg PURERED. OUEDT Then oeReet abit , KIKGAWATATAN AVAVATATA LA TATAIRERTATAT AIR TAT TR TATAIA INIA AIR tne Ainint niniaras a ae ~ ’ peereverTy Tan POST-DISPATCH “It Sets the Pace” __§. E. Corner to atit Lise geste: MMs Teta Rect bot Soeae: O07 Ore Senne Yiyy (, AS ff ALA Aff, Uy 4 r

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we! , Pars 5 5 iS é ; ‘ Pe Pee EGO ELM IETS FR pe Ce Le a NS ae ss aeons. =. ‘eu TRS SER Me ON eee eee EO a) eS RR a ee ee ee Ie eee ; ¥ ; 4 aes. ec oa : 1s : Lt UIS P US I- SPAI : . E ; , 1 : . ~ )- Bs : . 2 aes : at Rx eae dae ed PS Os 4 MOR ARTSTS TO. STUL SEED. MASH 22S ee Z IF L WAVE ANY INFLUE DICE NS yy apouT READY G Admer my ~ Bopalar Couilen BROADCAST TOMORROW DESTROYED; 2MEN HELD ape Bog oo i Meme . Z| (wi Moe tom ene To TRY. \ Fst cece Hin: ode oc) CO” News Ph h | : JoE AND SEE! te 1 CAN GET HIM % \ ZA| USE IT —1'm GolnG To TR CounTed NINE OVER MY PRosTRAT if ; ews fF hotographs | pated ine De hin. 80" To PERSUADE. HIM “ UNLOAD FORM ~ I'VE Gor MY EAR IN “THE. RES i 5¥ap 7 ' SELL Gat OI1CMTOeK BEFORE (tT “XN SELL tus sTOCK — “har' s >it McCormack, Rosa Ponselle,| Federal Ralders Discover Elab- | HITS BOTTOM AND CLEANS HIM: MY DUTY AST see (T-! aT OlL STOCK — tT'S ELEVEN iE ANYBODY IN “THe. cnou) eae - Mischa El nd Alfred | orate New Moonshine Plant | _— POINTS DOWN SINCE HE FELL | Cart out % STAY JOWN JoE. You" SEMenipay. DECEMBER 31. 1926. — ogi | a haad Mea ) FOR UC —s/ TED. “TAKEN ENOUGH PUNISHMENT “ — 4 meee on PORrem | ; | Tee Aes =; am BE WILLING 7 SELL OUT M riin'*: oie Seclal to the Post-Dispatch. On a deserted farm on Lay roed, | NI3W YORK, Deo. 81.—Inaug- /near Clayton road, 8t. Louis Coun- | urating its third series of radio ji. Federal prohibition agents Yes- | concerts of internationally famous soa discovered an elaborate 4is- | artists, the Victor Talking Machine | tilling plant which appeared to (fo. will present a two-hour pro-/| have been recently installed. Some} cram Saturday evening, beginning | 40,000 gallons of mash, in seven | ‘large vats, was destroyed The | at. . stern Standard , & "4 bs o'clock, Ea raiders followed a well-beaten time, through a chain of 25 sta- path to a neighboring farm house tions, affiliated with WEAF and and arrested two men there. | WJZ, New York, which tncludes; Two vats were found i the | ~ al Ay | farmhouse, two in the barn and /; | Wi. -S ; 4 i -Dis- / 4 j Ny _KSD of the St. Louis’ Post two in a smokehouse, and a 14 1 a patch, foot cistern beside the house was | é Ms still oe John McCormack, who was pre- also filled with mash. A large: e Bs RRS & thea which appeered to have been used sente the Victor New Year's : | ew eee | only once was found in the barn. DUMB DORA > night concerts of i925 and 1926, | The men arrested sata they were | “ill again be on the program. Flow- | Joe Feigenbutz, 31 ye ors old, ot } : ; = ' TTT TTT T oe sigmaraan —~ OH. GOSH -T'M LUCKY I L Kwow Nou'rre = |’ ml HP OROAR von MY DEAL] PTH ] LISTEN! THAT aw } a | pel jt} Pa Y ever, there will be three other art- | 2302 South Broadway, a real estate >: ir. ane ae TrOoOLner, Ie 7 - 33, Toe es Pil aa: aa 6 - A\i-4 . i a Ay a! 7 ists who have never been heard | dealer, and his brother, Henry JEN DIDN 7 MARILY FLORN a } ANGRY WITH ME Hi UNDERSTAND. HI} MY PRINCE CARMI | I WEARS SySPENDE Sas ‘ver the atr bef . They: Ros: a cement worker. They refused to is ; | , | id 1 amrrrit , i EEL ara wr atic ae of at talk about the still and were held ee [ORC SANS SHE'S HAD | FoR ELOPING | FLOeV , THE go ve’ Wit AND SLE EPS Wi A LS To Get ALONG ~>o = anes a te Re eRe Only two cans of alcohol were) pianist. Wit them will be heard et : ‘found on the premises | ae TO Be THANKFUL N eh ere. ke Ee ey the Victor Salon Orchestra, under { the @irection of Nathanial Shilkret. | DESCRIBES USE eit —co — A program including some of the iF fat OF CHEMISTRY AS cM 7 best loved numbers tn the reper-, tolre of each of the artists has been CHARACTER TEST | urranged. The program follows: Continued from Page 15. Gedinage (Victor Herbert Love, verlasting rd pach de and the Me lanesians are still little Victor Salon Orchestra. understood and that basic study of ‘'d German Minnelied ae ‘Ael Mein »de - Gendanken) (with pian these people is needed before con iv (Pasthove Martin) ‘with er-i nections of early Americans with John MoCormack. other races are determined. ). lany (Schubert-Cortot) Dr. J. S. Swanton, of the Bureau , nVitation to the Waltz (Weber) Bice . , : ‘eS Alfred Cortet. of American Ethnology, expressed | Ave Maria from “Othello” (Verdi) (with | the opinion a & Ere Mae | ; oT orchestra) e languages are relate6é than | "ute setae negra rts Pace Pace Mio Dio. from “Forza ée! De- | ™°™ suse 3 era ia stino’’ Verdi) - (with orchestra) »we now realize. But, he said thnat/ a -- # i: 8 wk AT ee / ; 5 — —_ — a Vy ; : ‘ ‘ , ae sat i 3 fiat f : : Tretia! tt "? abe shbes be. ii liteee ttebtase tf site a seeps teal tt. # parte i bbe dd sss — — sepetste: terete ey * ‘ : UY ae SS: cauemusaamanemiaaieeeen Coveseseveve iia » depo Veer . * r * Brn Wet Oe q i ae t . POOF NR i OE arn... Hie a. EIPOREE ARON S50 DOANE Ce qe evens ae hag ocd acy ’ MRE 1M “ oe ae . Rosa Ponselie he has found not the slightest pos- | \ ea Heethoven Minuet in G No 2 Jiumoresque (Dvorak) ‘tween the language of Anierican Fite! Reh : HEMP caaeereengemreerscccgseieosc fh Bstyecesy-sektenee tte: fe HE st pai os tH it | rt HE : Rett © Heth tS St 3 ; ; Mischa Elman. : Indians and the speech of Austral. : aannaeniadaneiteeaons soanocemnaes sania an sha. ~ tee Dn SESESESSELEESAFeSEEES SLT y ss Spe nate bows : ms In this dirigible the Armudieems w ings of Song (Mendelssohn) (with | — . x _—— : _ -_ ae ; Pn RES: sed ee EG RNR LEIS Sa et se eta Cet) | ian and Polynesian tribes. sae | made a complete flight acréss the a « : Why Greece Was Greece. BD gremnnit ee & Bonnie Laddies: 8. Breyer hour; 9 ™ 7 ; ; im” Post - Disnatch Radi | Baldwin hour; 10, Twin Oaks orches: - FUNERAL OF F,. 2 ‘ from Spitzbergen and landing in spa C ] a O r : ffl" bbb dbl hib hdd tt thi th UMMM MIMLSM SM bbe ~ (with orchestra) | John McCormack. “Much of the pecullar quality of | Marria e ve Licenses 1 oe Ystrelita (M. Ponce) Greek civilizatic lepends upon) § | LS, 1 tas 9 ew hs relita once ree civilizations depends upon, | Broadcasting Station n dears ove, prosratn, ‘i ape! é a ; Services to Former nealll Ms PD 4 1] . (273 M.)—-3. enida ag oming. by iy _FIRST WOMAN T Marie (Schubert) itive evidence of relationship be- | re eins eth ‘adie, a Flack ives—Ruesian Gyosy Song ee | one interaction of the mountains Birth Rec rded S O KS D | st: Stella Mosely Rogers | T*9 funeral of Fredertok — lecause I Tove You (Irving Berlin) Vie Saton Orchestra, | a , . oe Pa ee ictor Salon Orch and the sea; much also depends on | i The Post- -Dispatch rescrves the right to reject any query. ‘ soprano: Sean Winer, pianist: “= ; | | saxophone: Georgia kr-| Pickel, president of the Pie ’ ; ENGLISH CHA oi ens 1 a se tile: ee e%: Sy RS Op ee Vierceuse (Chopin) "ae wbsee \Caltz in @ Sharp Minor (Chopin) the composition and structure of Burial Permits | Personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be 545.1 Meters i 7 erepaiona, sastophe : ai bas : ini ae mon = i — rer; etter Busines sureai ps: ie Thi ; : +. | ation | given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- Daylight weekday broadcast- talk: ne od Freitag. usiness Buresa | Realty Co., was held at 11 a, m 4 4, Piomie (Maasenet) (with orchestra) . ra et “4 t snr of an at : | ed sincerity when accom panied by stamped addressed envelope. ef at yt Be rs. eg, od Snuens. eperane. Briggs ¥ Dingman. | today from the residence, * | Sphlwnarnnmnaniai . Pegs , @ , 10) ress 4 r. J. L. Mvyres, general . t Par Ea a a sco Os —_ : ) 2:40 and 38: m. Market | saxophone; 7:30. Stories and songs re i s poesen sg tg mete gual (with plano hata od i one a eth sack MARRIAGE LICENSES a stg pags a ero Mor his winter ge Se chee day. — quotations rs i uitetine children: Helen DS leeeens &h : 'Castleman avenue. Mr. Pickel, At on Pees ary ASSOCIATION wii, ° " O1.GS lace a 0 is supposed to be frightened by | ; Ae ~ Space vice talk, B. H. Clemens mw res . 4 liam A. Happ... 4°11] _Westr unster | || coo; water and let the water come! his shadow if the ang shinee | of interest to the Middle W est. Theater Qrametic vevae: & ‘pba was 46 years old, died yeste Prices supp! ed by Market News ing. piano recital by Frank V. Jordan. | of a complication of diseases, Ttude in G Flat Mejor (Chopin) the mountain masses themselves.’ | Alfred Cortot. ALA COFFEE RA AIEEBEELEOLEEE ee eeeete o 4 . ie pra oe + +s neg y ht we rf Pet SMe A. rat Reg > vty »asignte Rtg: elle Pence a ‘ +e, yi Se a Pep giaet — o- SSS te 74 oh 0 «“ Nola (Felix. Arndt) f + et Ol . a -) or the Advancement of Science. Marie Seitz........ 219 Maffitt Ne ee tra. Reich almvst to the boiling point. Re- and returns to his burrow until | Service, U. S Department of isted t rlad V. Ebert linist. 01 Beas seep ieee § e | I ¢ ». é ) assisted by Gladys verts. violinis ‘ a a R ue (Sarasate) ‘ : eer? f Lids move the almonds from the hot h unker fore e S hin ] out again. lf Agric ulture and prince ipal Ex- WTAM. Cleveland r 320. a on 9:30. wil ian iline SS of nearly a year. He Mod oa os om ‘Thais’? (Massenet) n a region of half submerged | cistenes M Del ad tans Wty water and place them in cold! the day is gloomy and dark he 3 : ecditation rom € . eOiz oO. .. a a ‘ , « ' water for 2 few minutes. The stavs out because there is no chan « S. ; ag : Mischa Elman ly complex. type of ‘ e 4 \] Miner Killed by Fall of Rock. Frederick Jr. and James B. Pic — 98 agi . y c > ype of scenery of Iis- phone Donley. -.. week ‘ ean, room-te era- Cabunne ||| thin layer from the surface. Po! — ts the Saturday, Jan. lengths, with the hope of tle noured into CLEANED » , } with the two main industries, tex-, Ralp! ; ie °?7 Stoddard ||| is may be ra) by brisk | tuTe Water &¢ H | : . England | ™ , re me > -++.2897 Stoddard ||| ish may | restored pb: vidk | Te Bearinadine® sauna conelee A} , C tiles based on the wool of t} as “ shnik 2631 Dickson rubbing with a dry woolen cloth | . e | Dyeing and leaning Ca. . and South America. ’ caste l Wool oO ne pas Kdward Roth. BR55 Theodoais t] and then with a silk cloth or fine ; * rable loss of fish for amateurs. 3 st lay - by - lay | PHONE NEAREST BRANCH Following the New Year's. night | tures and hardware Of variouS}Thena Minton 172202007 "Tagan nite iT ¢teaumendia Wine polishing will ».!| The flake fish food especiall the a x 2 gg ge BMS PO ene ; ci 4 m t | > m7ers?: {rt >) "fy j ¢7 =e : . | i . 9 “9 » . . . ; : 7 Pe "is ’ | . AC ’ ° . Le « os program, the Victor company will | kinds derived from the mineral re-. G ‘*. Hal impa. Fla ||| easier if vou use jewelers’ rouge | made = « 7 gee icdirggge So oc 7 ford-Alabama football game | use a chain of stations affiliated | ources of the old crystaline rocks. a or putzpomade to assist the rub with the printed dire direct from_ Pasadena, Calif. | . Graham McNamee at the mi- | Luke the prow ) , Smitl , .2205 Franklin | || bing. ‘ack 3 ‘IZ. New ‘-k, for the other vivia “Charl ” loan | tion Cal bread or cracker with WJZ, New York, for the other | ECONOMISTS FOR shines: 4 r++ +2014 Wash ||! suBSCRIBER. — Ground Hog|crumbs are to be avoided. Some | ||| crophone. , H | ees 9 grant generate een csx~7mes an interna-|the prevalence of slavery. (Grains co on Seen so iN, 4 a : : “ ; fhe concert assumes an _ ' oe | granted the custody of the chil- | c.nar-tia: ee bs ae Paen om aac dank On bes 3 ND & nonmechanical § sort. int nwlen BIRTHS RFE« ORDED. it Gran separation of husband and wit -ar eve program. Bs: . ‘ :; | is grounds for a divorce. Perhaps | Ex @r , Anwelces (467 M.)— 9, Edna | ; Px " , , 10 ocr f ap . promerinccmme yen: Lath? £°86E PER oer a Se —..... .* a ed number of a SSVVPALSSSASSSS SASHES SASS SS SN TSE MAW yi ne, ain at ee [}itvitttitinnene |}aviitylineen m7 Viltifitens: Vdd jfates: =i) ‘Uhtatiiie: = eS —~ } Py »7 B, tn, iV A ; 2ann > qate , _» yale . i} ’ and Ardis Eccles: ae Q RELIEF Straight line motion in which the» + a. ue F Orester, £200 &. 10th eae yore 2) lea of nen na iy age % | It { b] allad’ hour, | ; : 3 lraw in a ede, 6450 Scanlo ! ox eta- c 4 ‘ - It is advisable to : se Rete Pe . /raw products come in at ne end! 4. and N. Iu , an ag D'. 7 pape ‘ ' ' . : mates _—? pee a a” : oO nd ld tion, Washington, D. C. I save all receipts for bills paid for Shenandoah (461.38 M.)-—7, Sun lof the plant and! move steadily | w- P: and E. Brummoni, 5040 Delm | .MISS ROSE. — Ple: rite | a: ant a é‘ yey md fay school lesson tod , 5 Colds, Coughs “due to Colds, |through the Manthacturise seal FJ. and G. Flood, 6118 Wate _ | seat ail aioe all the detaite ~ ge lt ony to ouiiant for 8. bill KFUO, St. Louis (686.1 ei “> Balu. | srnigge pee ; : acl s = lee yp SBC SG. Fidod, aterman, . Sones re der- ote: ts ive veare old ae ass, “Sundry Exhortatio.s and Salu- the mew Preess ‘ ime and Common Sore Throat esses until the tiniahed artista |: . and } ewe, Overland the transaction. We do not under- |! more than five years old the stat- tations, the Rev. H. Hohenstein; tenor | distance range of Preess “9 Ne /comes out at the ot} tg ut J. and - Horning F ‘orcoradl: | — the case from your present ute of limitations would protect solo, William Tanner | | Pp Other end. There’ \Y- E. and McEnery, 7832 7 etter. ieee = | ; + (361.2 M.)-—8, Lit- E case and consistency with which DON’T EXPE PR Mee ae tnnnaniete » and F: Hans, 8500 Traffo : ro 4 d, Cal. reliable medicine “haa relieved "t old has } nm an Increasing tendengy . and | Morton Trento fate % ane. MEDICAL QUESTIONS “*: aoken: 10, studio program; 11. | vou can bring i in the extreme distant thou ~~It will relieve “ | to subdivide manufacturing proe- > 4 rmack, 5132 Gilmor . : ar, frolic. Grardma---- ‘he Knows! | esses with each laborer performing | F. an, iat teenies, “Ene | Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will bE CON- ||| x Los Angeles (405.2 M.)—8, quar- hen local 10nS we , ee ot sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. et: 10, musical program; 12, orches- stations—eves 7 Stat 35c At All Druggists |a single operation instead of allio’ 27,224 le Penrod, 122; , Gam ithe operations iid aie ate aa A I ‘ vvde ? »: 9 in saran. POST READER. _-- You should i T), SUBSCRIBER. - You re hr leas " —will b d 1; h ‘rane FE ly é S necessary to the/E. W. and A ial 2408 8 1 oth undergo a thorough phvsicai ex- | should consult a last maker or KMA, Shenandoah (461 M.)—9, municl- Oh time ring ciignt to you nanutacture of the product. gear Be rguson, Mo | amination to determine the real). maregess, Hs ae a s pal band, and mazement to your Pucsts Market Convincing Proof minal tracke ‘mandez, Bremen ard Ter- ante wo — loss of memory at- | '0t specialist who should be able KMOX. St. Louts (280.2 M.)—6. organ | amaze ee . ° . . . y ¢ . an 2 : P . ws ‘ : , A convincin . and E. Votaw . | tacks. e cannot suggest treat- to construct a special shoe or ap- ‘ecital by Ja ‘quinot Jules, Alice Maslin, | RADID E proof o this iw. A045 St. Fera'tiund ment for such cases, other than to! paratus to correct the deformity pianist: 6:30, Irene, “the Irresistible Backed by 14 years of experience on leh hange in our indust ta Po mile 444 adison Bi ones ap be? o> Som ‘tei tr quartet; Buster | istrial system ts |v: 4™ . Wich ann. 26 Tp advise you to consult a compe-' of your foot The McLatn Ortho- | teine sti ing. qua eens atring | and the Priess reputation for quality and valen 9 ee ° a - ; S ; Je c Man s condition serious the stable market that has de.|' Wd ag Heathmat ark. | tent physician. We will recom-_ pedic Institute, 915 Aubert avenue. | | rows. Soe KS Irresistible.’ veloped for laborsav ‘a : ana ee we GeLoA Bay ot | mend physicians if you send us a/| would advise you regarding the p - e ‘uartet. Gene Enzinger. es Saving machinery. a actlament ~ stamped, self-addressed envelope posstbility of ct h See en ee einan Mae” Forced t . k iq onveyor systems wap . al : i ea : Te i oo PF ay : correcting the condi- | baritone Freeman Stowers: 9. Marvy °o give up wor i ahem ee cr ; . s, aaron loaders. ; . and repeat your question. tion. is Raines and Mildred Cady: 9 30. Me artin ; " j | ‘Oaders and trench THANKFUL.—The worm condi- TH TKS ‘hildr ani Scotch program; QO. 80- when infectio : Vee rench diggers | mt - ANKS. — Children born of || | 1K . ont ” spreads ,are finding ready sale All these M. a ‘ee ae hin tion may be relieved by the fol- | parents, one of whom has had a | aes aees Lange's dance ' 3 . ‘ f > Al } y =e . me +, * . : >. hie« -40. The Ambassadors 8. “Billie and at very a cu under my ey e and : ane repra rded by immigra oS % . oe ¥\ a, K. PRA Texag This treatment should hea given thea child conceived during ‘the : ae “Ruving the At ito'e: 11. World also a dog-bite on my hand, both of | tion a uthorities AS most desirabl: om betel : each night and morning until Trée- period of the treatme nts. Tl he Theater “Old Tr. ADD le anti “e.’’ which became infected. Although | from an economic standpoint, were , : IRIS, annesota. | ae is ae geet , a chip husband could be sterile as the i . San Francisco (428.3 M.‘—8:30, 1 did everything for these infec- | discussed by Miss Jansen, who fe “‘Omjen, tp gn BB ot the ahhes oo = ct Patra ae imodemas . aes at any wert ss - OO eee 1 oO e . “ ° ‘ | € ( j epe € 7) ‘aD any sort ore a. s9 ns, nothing h Iped. They seemed | made a trip to Swede in of water and cooling it before of treatment. regardless of the | KTHS. Hot Springs (374.8 M.)—9, New . last gsum- = FE. ana Se See | to grow worse instead of better and mer to study the Se andinavi 1 na | } é ib: ‘ oO , Wr | using. The chips ean be ob- | time when such treatment Was ear's eve frolic. i an im- S She ro otk tained at any drug estore. Riven. | Sng Bristow (374.8 aM.) —8:90, The | were pronounced chronic. When my | migrant. W. J. and F. hit ; hand got very bad and when the She f — " Boge jeld || Chickasaw Nightingale; 11, Knights of : ; . , © Tounc weden and the other | ®@¢ 4 ile 9 ete Ng — the Empty Skull. eg mma gas BR ge amganl Scandinavian e ountries in an eco em. and E S rur 34 "f T Ruch. P . 38, 1323 Chestnut, Matthew w. Fox. 59. Wh. | KY LA yen A ge 6:90. Ken- ' 02 the myer stain exception” | ; eon eat . Lnsalt, . City ‘pital, Seofiel ‘ uch erenaders; 7, our; : p | , ’ - .. a h. classical concert; 10:30, Congress Car: | PRIESS RADIO CORPORATION, 693 Broadway, New nomic sl . an 6 5 ae ae ihe ¢ » gy +) , all hope, as © stump with industrial plants 7 and A o-~ et B, wen’ ylor, 14 days, «71 "ae se Hump: rt .0, 3043 Montana, nival. d 8. y qe — oe we ie a _- —— ed shut down or run 1 . . ' > LER B- : Viiaict. 7. Broadway. J. r’hniiliips 686 } nin 4 ‘ if z ! ‘ : . “¢ > . ‘ . if ‘ on ea ' and rt. ee ‘ 9 8. 2a . Heil, 80, Lucas. | - James, 62, 1609 Franklin WGN, Chicago (302.8 M.)—0:45-7, ensem- Ga many workers of ‘al! classes fl ng? ae Diy} “hat ‘ 3S Broadway. | |: atterson, 67, 22 N. Oth. | A. F. Baer. 5 months 520 Ts . le, quintet: 9:30. Phantom violin: 10, Bevo — Ia *; Ada A, Gilbert, . Kingshighway assel, 65 29 N nce. am ‘I ry: 10:30, musicale: 10:40. |out of iebs s ' ne , b> oars he : ito tl ~ and anxious to emigrate : va Park $2, 2312 Washington. . Anderson, 2 38708 Rut ; ll and t meme ; c 1e 5 _ } =) rT’ ™ . eat) Je. rf t | * 4 4. if : 4 . } 3 >| 5 a cr 7 : —— : % ~ hen a ame _ ae PRG e meted _ Ss. There wag a'G. and M. sha; ks r23 A. Howard Hende on, 56 8S. 2d J. Byrne. 67. | ees | Wo Schenectady 579.5 M.)—8, com- friend of && waiting list. for six months he fore R. Y. and E Oodway - 4) roves A) ice Crowder, 56 oa oO pot ° =ORT PRidce 1 ™ = ean ng . Community si - spit’ A Korchort, “Conrens’ Abert. | iq Bi 370% Lue a Jo Myers 89, ORO Cia yg tong nae aps Exclusive Distributors of . ‘the last Swedish ' — ul rechoft Whitmore, 1, 27! mine recom éedish quota was an- ; : ‘dia St od ~ eee WSR, New York. 464.3 28.)--1 Semenan ee J : ‘ a ' g ; 4 a Stone . . . mended 2 nounced. Among prospective emil- + asamento. 4723 Cart E. Moody, 47; ee PRIESS RADIO aeunicgpbiia n . « fad *, ono . . | . . . —-s « Resinol oe |srants she talked to were young FE. and R. any Sani eo, N. Jetterson, 2 esta a , P doctors, law yers and RC hool te: Y. h. ; an ’ fone, ot Nat mat nase | ry “We ight. 64 JR; 50) Bates . ' n ‘ hs De Te Eesmann. « &® Kline, 74. o809 Southwest | ng pew pd ™ oe al - a smal! ee as we N as skilled artisans. ‘The J. A. and Rj hrbacker Scone ae + + me LARZ Howard, 55. 809 wN 14th. A HAPP ‘ NEW ‘ EA nl ~ Ce Sy ye: ZZ jar as oI p e e y cur and am 4 spre ad ot birth & Ontrol, openly . and ta "FR 1Pr 7400 _Minnierota. P Sachwek. 80 ye , - orwood. xn now back to work again. Resinol | ¢ } ;, ne. 3413 7 | T i oorck, 21, 2126 | . jfaugnt in these countries, has gs 3 Te ; is certainly a wonderful salve : . . ee " se. 70. City | Our Wish to You ¢,and | reduced the numbers 1 ie | 7 | MAYER & CO. ine. “3820 —— ae I mean to have a jar on hand from ) a BURIAL PERMITS c Prackman, 80, 62 reena! | ) : ichildre ninthe last five we irs. aehe , we Maybell. 47 . W or a is 4 now on.” Signed ) Edward § i i ’ Sdn on ae on s au A980 8 TOth , hardso , 4 7 } J ~- 4 e 4 1, ' 1016 Dolman St =e j*aid, that many teachers have been |") Adama, 70. 208 N” 14th | Rotiescn Go 610 Sosepbing , Belcher ater Bath & Hotel Co. f ak * | . LLL, thrown out of work. a é . @S ry Areetia! ' R.-Doak. 60, 8220 Chureh rd FOURTH AND LUCAS a ’ \ » oa A ) sn 08 Lalayette | Mary Foy. 73, 3646 Wyoming a ..! n air view of the territory at “ sions which last +d through ar dollars was dest -oved. Ay. y work.

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READY OH Admit (Mm “SU we, . ALL STREET HAS ALREADY WH (4a opular Comicse | | ‘ Home Reading and E OVER MY PRosTRATE , -News Photographs : : : AN \ Women’s Features Got MY EAR WW THe, RESIN vt : f . S é , We THE CROWD SHOULD | 4.2 N . KN \ UGH PUNISAMENT “— 1D A Ben, an SSSSSSSS \ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1926. PAGE 1) WIVSIAMMISITT 3 Y My, “UY So. ‘s 4 % ' "° Zz URED IN DAILY NEWSPAPERS (7% % % Z ye Yong lt / Ul!" , Vitti ittt th Wey tudo Op " YU” GN “Ufphy mmeememmeny @ Gy, e- Wb ttt, \ SSS eV ee*® SVSees ene MS a ee ee WW WS 2 WS WWWQQH ‘SS Ss SS3A84.9 ASAT ARAN A BARNS a i i ee i ee oe OW See B64 - CEEOL OCA aie MWY WORN SAN . se i arr ue ee oS >? > i ee ee > SSDS FAs ene saan nnn ss eee sate Setatye Soeaeek BER SS ‘| wet ~a*%%% ee es se ee ee =..." LAAAAD SSS SSS .~* cc. eee’ Se Ss SO > | SS SeSn see aes aa % a ee ~% >. ~ i ee SALAS AS SASS SASS ~ oe QMQAA@INSW ee ie a - SN P ieeeedl aie Pe Wage Wg » WS ofr, uy > ’ Yj “in, SS CCRNEA KARR NS a. eae See Y s Yi, G F 4° WY x | y | 3 ‘e0° Se x ; F . m Op dé dct: a a ew : Wt Kaasamnidddiddddlldddldd yi) “(4 “igs _ 5 thee . a | | 4 G A NEW HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION OF THE RING Y y Typical scene in Miami after the great windstorm on “s eras / made a complete flight acréss the North Pole, starting “ZH Vis i September 17, which did damage amounting to millions Aes f SL LLL SE : , ‘4 YG a XS N ) y) .! ‘ In this dirigible the Amundsen-Ellsworth expedition , Z Uy FUNERAL OF Fr J Pic © ete Seledetwen ae landing ‘nage normed re yf capsecencceecsccerecagncconenereaseonecenneescoaseseeeei te 4 of dollars and cost a number of lives, AS **s 555500 _ =~" > anna MOY ~~ aN SS > > ss se RVW6nnn»wnm»ydh ‘ ‘\ MQ SN ~ ‘\ Pas : »uT: “ Pes IATS He} ~ALAALAAARRERSLERRARREAERESLE SESS SES SSSSAASSSARAASAARAA SE SSAA cA AA'S ~ ~~ —_——_. . > ~~ Me a a i »* + ... oe i SSR SES RRR E RE HR AS > a * cAAN PHONE SEFAREST RRANCH | aetiecdeseeenned eT RRA VQ WAV awn AA AVY SSSA WH \S WON Wo WY MY .* ss uxDdeaee® ~ — . /" ~ > > L the the power of stant generate WS W WN SN WYN . SY ‘ SY ~* ‘ hmm) — Sas SASASASS SS cLAAAAS AN as + SSAA SA SAS OS ST NQQQONOOHOHVsSS WH \ Wo —- + % ae te Be . SAKES SESSE SSS ESAS SEAS SSS ESS RR SS WH SS Wy WS \ NS Gertrude Ederle coming out of the water, on the Fn slish coast, after starting from France 1412 hours be- , fore. This was August 6. ; by} OY ddd VILL tht bla Ly (4G EXPLOSION j —Yy yy SEs ie eer ene WLLL. EAE Ec&Azzzk@Czcc td: “A OQ WO rs Dempsey’s best showing in the fourth round of battle which he lost to Gene Tunney in Philade! phia, September 23. — \S MVMOHH88hH ny SS IN This picture shows wreck of hull in Brooklyn Navy Yard after it was raised in Long Island Sound where it went to the bottom following collision with a steames the vear before. Thirty-four lives were lost. “AAN }pinninns” = MWe SS 4 s 4 , vc VALE, YY LLL EzzQzzzaczccquauucccc FILM STAR’S DEATH MOURNED BY MILLIONS CZ bsedbddsishtisséssdiadddddddddéddd (SA f J Z f yf, Iie Te 7 : ee 8 ih gage miss Sak . ree ni " BCs gc as ee — ~~. %% &% ~% eee ee Pee. Oe a > ee oe & & % oS Se eo as ~~ ae & Ae & ~* : . x . WVSWRRLRE VER EN ERED CLR DEN RAPER AWK ce ERR VERE NEW AS BERR SRR ALA ARN A CLERC VANES ORE RR OK ~* ~*% * WAAL RR VAAVAQNHdAHAATATI-|_ FSS SAAEASAUAAA ASEAN today — without eoace ption™ TION, 693 Broadway, New York RVSVH LEAH «SARK CAN WORE VEN ARNE UOC OR OR > Distributors of mt : ek yh . of a) 1 » 7 ah a. . “Se Pe a ee See Sa i 3% Ulttttt tithe DIO RECEIVERS ee E ; er neo ; if me es SS ot eee ee A ae, ye ee ee OS mie Meo mine Se tecle Ck nals won the 1926 Na- oe ele: tional League baseball Yy Se gl ne ame : | championship and the JU, ry, Tee i, >e y world series which y ) Gud followed with the New York Yankees. SS r up ~— at . N SS \e Wang w~ SY WS yj, UWlitiiliildlitiiitidldlldld lilt tititti tl An air view of the territory at Lake Denmark, N. J., where a bolt of lightning, July 10, sions which last 2d through a night and a day. While the loss of life was small, propert dollars was dest -oyed. Wg WOOO x Rudolph Valentino, film star, died in New York, August 23, and traffic on Broadway, where his body was placed on view, was blocked for days by the throngs which sought ¢e y of him. muna eee 2 \ast glimpse a started a series of explo- y worth many millions of WMO YP Set Pee Be: ele ee, oo 4 eee ee ee ee ee

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2, t Ae is Me gx - As aa. PSO shes get a ee op Males, © Tea be ASO EATER Se OS EE EESTI GEE OO LE he PB ORE MOLLS Lg BE LE Sg IEE LLL ORIEL SOE SA LT LE AR IE I OIE RO RCN eC te no s na ae OE et AE tne kines oy Won PAGE 20 _..-. 5). LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 31, 1926 : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH OE eS A OE NS OC Nw The St. Louis Post- Dispatch Daily Magazine 7. The HITE VELVET, AND GRAY, WITH OTHER LIGHT COLORS, TI Sally Step i oz Po Ere i WILL BE DOMINANT NOTES IN THE COSTUMES OF SPRING infers on Auction B - me ee Ge By ACHMED ABDU (;owns Queen and one small fs bor- | ly as useful as three « t Carlo derline “normal support. | the trump suit. Ip Company at Monte | In previous articles I have! ee averages t ; : ; ; pointed out that after South (deal- | 45S!SUng value, i 2g Will Decide the Spring , , /er) has opened the auction by bid- ane latest expert , ? —% : : ding one of a major suit and West ‘a! Queen-x is the Mode for the World, Says : f ot fy, iY has passed it is important for) recy a is a wate GALLY DANGERFIELD. a lovely jon aim é i : | 7 + | North to deny if holding less than P®r™its optional hang : tawny-haired Southern girl. lives alon@® | ings Director of Paris Fashion ‘normal support in the partner’s| ™&inder of the hang} } with her invalid mother in thelr aM [| yoy . Board. _ ome HE pointer for today is: than a small ca Seen in Brilliant T card, Q Dramatic—T hrilling } | i i ’ j CHAPTER v. ling to WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE the ‘ OI LA tS OA Ah IN lO wh Pye i RNR a TIRE ONE SR ORE bee ea ay a EE me me pa aon v er SNE Ore et in . ¥ RAST ate Ay at endaen, t 4 r : meV Oe ARNE pearin Ramaey calbrensneg aerernitinvs“nifip oe igen th ence FER rn terme HET ae rey en SOO op “m/e 8 ee suit; it also has been pointed out | t€’™ining factor in they destral home in Charleston, South Car How that if West evercall South’s bid,| 5UPpose South (@eaisi A olina. both of them very poor and ' , hoe been knew, ‘North should not raise South’s suit! SPade and Wegt as sy pay Orne, Sale eo » | might ‘with less than normal support for | Should North do ae trained to earn her _— pena eh a a ” sd it regardless of North's. side le Sp.: a Ht d x | = gre nee 8 man —- ' ve and would like to take lessons if on'ty about, Sakae the Paris fashion X-X. Di.: . Director of a . ae , strength. | King-10-x-x : she could afford it. However, thous” The gr MONTE CARLO. * Gee & Ss : fe ead | MA toy vaky oe sr Se Mae & > & 3 > A se Normal support has been defined; 4 ‘g, . Que ——_ oe | she has not money. she hae beauty ‘the ja | sing through / ¥ Sion maa : 2 a AMNESIA ek a ita ay fers 7 ) ‘| | as three small cards of the suit, or een-x. | and there are thrte young men. JIM Fo =r ieee s«¢ By SYLVESTRE. DORIAN, ~.. >» “sy ; \d@ is pa es oe . | ! ma Ace-Jack-9%-xé | — — 2 sBH. all of | one ne mi paeting ynase, [01 stotntetetacsasanaresstaegneee.Tatatetate . Noe sssezeetetge 4 Sse , S . . . : “a4 Ace and one small, or King and | xx, Clix ; +4 ; MY. TOM and TECUMSE a most interestins 4 & SERRA RAMAN RO SS wo oe y 7 . oe reatest gowns being wort lhe a ii ao RS ‘ | Se Se 4 Soe , ) Sooeae =— 6, one small;_it being understood that | bone now ure, for Ser Be : a ) 3 “| = |anything lower—even a singleton | : ‘ lf a | seseeesectes eatalate ohets : sete tetetete’ Goce ; . ots 1 . . i : —W é - | - . SPA K GE Ss, llv and 10 ; sasssisetotaracetotatatesaterate: tes a: seeesettetet tere st vit se : ' sees Ace—-wee lene ta8n neeme _— and West two H gee Sy he reliat woe “ fine ihe irl ee ee especialls | SE RR seein yn Vili | \ S 'port; and that anything stronser. | North do with: carte, 4 -, & novells hich to. write sidewa » styles ’ Ma Sacer ROR SRN RR LL ee fie, : | ey s such as x-x-x-x or Queen-x-x, was) 4.8 ; aes A = his ante meet SALL Y me et with F ; . . asetesayelaeteyst ey ee tees j asthe stents %, oie t 4 J 4 : Set Spratt " { ! otate eet ets * - Pe h rer p.: Queen-x. a> , bp themec!ives : and | Nip | ony a: | Res ; : : ss more than normal support. rhe | Di.: Ace-King Qu ne es J hard WY age fe: , , wa . question of how Queen-x should be , ven. = 3 | Siris, treated has been postponed because 5. Sp.: Que wate x “3 — ee Other song young it is important enough to deserve Cn-x. Btigs evitable foolish lovers’ misu actors ; ee ing omnes omes lealous 01 P |Special attention. | x-x. JIMMY and Nevine th: AL! loafe i ed ; ith sry . | Many writers include Queen-x in 6. Sp.: Queseus: ‘s | pee ee ee Yorn ll th the category with Ace-x and Ht. P ing «good-bye Sunn “Pe: ibe If ; . 2 244.2. 20 -King-Qi % i 3 this hasty action it | : |King-x and consider it normal | Ace-x-x-x, ane JIMMY finds the peopl support. This is questionable; | * it before it reache er ~ And when |, ers , | . we ‘ > a? - | while the Qleen is more helpful | (Copyright, 1926.) uae aid not reallv sell he work ry ® TL eos > $. Sp.: Queen-x, Patek -* them belungine to fine old Southern Ace- King- ~Jack-xox, | aa 5 families, whe long to marry her. but abet Suppose South } aa on , she does not love any one of them . Peop a in the casinos the most part, the late created winter models, s for Riviera wear. These | will decide the sprine modes, mE or this reason that they are) of such tremendous importance to} women everywhere. A careful ob- ervation of the tendencies that ‘re being evolved makes It pos- ible to make these important, g-.-. -, : ey ss =o ee - ~~ = _ >? AN =. ~ ~~ RET = “-.—+s"* > =~ => PI = 7s «ee - statements. The high-crowned hat, with its : a inated, will remaln jard lines elimi al eo soma fe . y : ine . arn St ; se alla ila tig hare ; = : strear seasons. In evening gowns there ae ae vaca .) . tea Ww : chiffon and lace | | ed fe “t i , will be much of - | , ie fore ast of and embroidery and featners, ie hae q ! a .er tiv h => , lhated ‘hough less than during the win ( ime a e -onvi ; " hoawre rad 1} imar ' mie : ter months; and the spring will Bee | / c om ai 4 tty ay . eno ae lek Eapltenselieeacte bo - o “3 wed “ Boe FAG WN Ae ay ates nyt toa a ee cr hy Bm Ai hi r on the signs in embroidery, modernized so Always bear in mind that lines; match the other glassware. A deli- on. their’ sprine models. Pink and ) successfully, hey now address | dress, I always put anot jrray will] he pr¢sent AS A Com) inn thie mse l Ve 4 equally to the favor of | left he eae ° gen : P a , : r , ‘ : nm 3 stig awe . , y way or securing this bal- as to appear absolutely new and up §4re all important. They must have eate gre nN lass table set forth on ee P) d ul cave GteSe S* along,” said Peter to himself. Then | them home. rs | &@ tray appetizingly /he began to wonder if he really | (Copyright, 1S a : If she could get a position of this pom, -and there will be lots of soll — cdiggee een ance. .to date despite their antique pat- | first consideration, or you will be white damask, with delicate green kray, and combinations of gray Phere will be little trimming on You will observe that my model, tern; (the design may be ancient, | Putting the cart before the horse. A! porder with pink or white roses | and blue, . the spring hats, but that little will) “pergola.”’ reproduced on this page, . but the workmanship must be mod- | “oman who obtains a certain effect | for decoration. is the daintiest ta- | would see how the Beaver family | Long and Short t Hair. kind and have a couple of hours The high-crowned effect in hats!” haracterized by a studied sim-/| hag an embroidered design on one /ern, and the modern note is articu- | While neglecting lines. really | ple possible. Was getting along. He had tried it] Contradictory fashion now. a » off each day, perhaps she would has met with such general favor. city and elegance Though lit-! gide and a flare on the other. “Je /late in 1] art of its execution); ‘achieves nothing. She has built on Women are making the‘ most | °™ one or two other occasions in | vides for both long and short. ’ } find time for art classes. OF pete- that it cannot possibly make its! . “45 sisay- theyll i be superta me lance’ has buttons on the side fOts of grav. with dark blue trim- the sand. The dress is beautiful to charming lamp shades from a spe- other winters and he had soon bein Short hair or at least the wi haps there were evening classes departure with any degre: Ite ok fove ) QUaI ‘he ornate | of the belt, and on the other side mings: lots of chiffon trimmed |!00K at, but far more beautiful to cial Japanese wrapping paper, The | little. But it was something oo Go; ee of short hair is given Open to her. denness. Indeed it will be presen a F 4 Hat trimming has never) there is a motif suggestive of an. with feulard; lots of lace in eve- |Comtemplate are the tracings of 4! wire frames are painted black or | and somewhere to go; so Peter reap , di dows ‘ . She sighed. . throughout the spring, and no mat snags a en Many women | equal weight. This balance is se- ning gowns, and in both evening "UMan_ body underneath, which | ;¢ne color of the shade decorations. | ¥¢"t. See oe a ye ee nat Then, with an effort, she smiled. ter what might follow it. it would fs CAPSS lress@f solid ~ | make the framework of the whole “It is so far over there that I evening the chignon is come oe Why be pessimistic” She wae Young and strong and-—she was cured in many ways. If {t does not and afternoon gowns, lots of com- The paper is cut and pasted upon | ; : M ’ 0 po J 2 ays,” : - — 4 is by no means a fad. but it is | irik ' wearing identical degree. it can be ffected by plac- symphonies of black and white: nN a i os ody can nts ad ' It is then decorated with silhouette | 24Y5. he told little ~~ ; € “ ‘ 4 } e I re Vi i a . r ~ . r? - ; e P ; f é | ; ’ undergoing important modifica |O°°°''S" ware at and at the ing jewelry on the lighter side. lots of gray trimmed with black, |” “ —s ng that she wears figures, or line drawings, in black he left the dear Clg Srins-pam ped. O | had made their way By a true line, I mean a line that and pretended not to see the wor-| ranged so as to look be Why shouldn't sl hy ouldn’t shes (.ons which must be Careful). a) aoe A ni of Ornaments then If the back is \ ree l do and reversible coats of Fray and : : and gold - “7” constitutes a s lresses. for ae Paiste ao pee eee: ee ee ae ‘uly repre Le | , t »/ ers meet l served. Che high-crow ned effect tn ifutes | ireSses. for the work the front i he front ” black: lots of blue and gold: Pa old rng - pose ce the divine line of | S Fif h A ‘ried look in her eyes. “It will he - NT the on em bry ae a: Minett Saies elena closet & the rrnnments i)! | , . P 4 , ’ . { > Ia V neath. i - . nv . 14se@ wiles os _ . will remain, but with these rhaments completely change the | worked, I generally do n work braid trimming dark blue georgette 1e body underneath een on rt venue, perfectly safe over there, my dear. +} hs . ? ~ aad 8 send | Window and looked out over the . . iy . s s r 4 ‘ © r rj hy . si f la . 1e@ . ’ or a) ? ‘oo r = er-3 as . ~ - : hatnges: All hard line 3 are he ing thea back: 1] } } the crepe: and ro aq ‘ mbroidery on Lin¢ Ss are the foundation of ele- A Cc harming cli ance frock of pale | In fact key I probably Ww ill it Sarer ‘ . a aA street. Night had dropped. There ent. 1976 ) 1 all around , _ | hite mousseline - i gance. t ‘ ' il Lees TA at - 4 ‘mia 4 : P g y es re reate touch of gold somiewhere at the/|my forthcoming creations: : ne very often they’re the same 3 3 e ades th} am going over there, and sot shasl | BRE. Siietiee teas. eam Ca : , “of low ng. ong, heavy, hand-knotted fri be it fe."’ ' CW, : | ‘ h ‘? ¢* th ‘ OY ’ ‘ J? ‘ ( r n e. de u e sa e. : . . By MADEMOISELLE MADELINE.) my partiality tor natural colors. ping im pens Se See Many Models Dreamed. : 2a aan ° ‘ . Pet ar kicked up his long hec!s| Se signs glowing. How mysterious it Creator’ of the Models Signed) yop ojo so on, until the fringe, when it ap- Shaved Furs. a | ie Why Use 6 only, but furs . ° n | > aa , an looked and how strange and noisy “Drecoll.” pears, creates no surprise, but be- I have not gone to bed for years NEW YORK.—Many of the Fur and velvet are often com-|and away he went across the | ° | i wee 6 ; |Green Meadows, which were now 7 & f a PARIS | bag Beach” ts made of natural! comes a part of the idea suggest- Without taking paper and pencil fashionable tailor-mades are now bined in evening or other formal | Her room a side street T note of all my new niodels 'kasha cloth. tn Its original, natural ed by the first touches with me. for I dream many of my being bound tn the short-haired or l wear. |; white with snow. was on Q ek Pee veya ee WII a it De te hte. , ea -_ —— igaa much looked-for: sitnplicits color | have employed this ma Making a gown is like painting Models and Many appear to me in shaved furs. Broadcloth is a fa- e e e Little Mrs. Peter sighed and anx. | aba al could gee the avenue oy ‘ , ‘fously watched him until he was! Facial Lines ri : ung her neck. It oceurred to r nothing but a little brown speck Try It Yourself and Fis er that she could put on her hat | bobbing along. At last he disap- | At AlgGood Toilet Ges . °% if “ passed, some of her fellow- : eee : : brain Making styles is not now “Molasses § bodice. Silver e 1 t? | ies ) 7 ‘ Ss she supposed. She no- : come to creating mv new calleec King style not now Masses Slices. er roses trim the skirt, | 2 4 tlee e | tained all the alnmple yet repre provers tRrough whose vartous & : a collec. what it was in days gone by We ‘but the most ttractive te j 2 f ; d one young girl, a pretty girl, sentative Orienta} lMnes. and mod hands they pass, that they come tion, , know that I must have used to. put 7 eet gs Feo, Cut slices of stale bread, not too | huge tulle pide Pe a yo —— So. ‘ ¢ Sitting rather close [to a blond araieed-—-Parisianised-—-them. in a (to bear little resemblance to thelr a and serge that gee oe pend an ide tag oof Bee Bay whe e aming e back’ #@ 7 q b Sag man. She liked their faces, way thoroughly in keeping with the | Original state sometimes they bear | op a te ect | pia: the day. fect: the gov m ean berun ana he | you need them. ina soup plate of | . y On _ : ; the little glimpse she had of them. present.day atyles= of European | mone whatsoever It is true that) 1@ singer, my first notes are | .. a s She wa)! ked down Madison avenue ) fect” cs > after. 3 | molasses. See that h |g J a = ; pe somewhat hesitar after si came after. But not so in each one is ia | women, The loose sleeves with |'"ferior furs sometimes profit by sitant, but after sing- these days. We first have a defin-;| saturated, but not sufficient! %: 7 a With a slightly happier heart. It ; : ‘this treatment sn 6 “ Ing & while the music comes more ' ' clently to . pig er ee 7) was their graceful, flowing lines, are | s treatment cat, rabbit ete,— fluyhtly and almost bef ite idea and then we proceed, con-| break. Lay them {in a hot pan in , +} something to realize that there i 4 ( 1oO et ‘ . . ’ : é : ° Japanese, if you Uke, but in this) _ wnere phe rarer ones are CON~ tit “the models ar eae pester licomcady ‘dently. knowing exactly what we! which a tablespoonful or so of . | b 4 was youth under the same roof gown, I think that they are Paris. | cerned, thi#is much less oftan the er than I o pe gg aay fast- are doing. By combination, cut,/ butter has been meltted and fry. CLEAN ER a 7" : With her. , ? . Cc coun he: 1) Mie as | : | = ‘9 ve z rhe ‘colors, there must a ways be an/| turning from time to time eniatl eS She turned west and presently In achieving this Biri pil: ity that | an ‘ at emt F . * ’ } ry ‘ } r) .* . m “ I have apoken of, a bigs factor wa rorets ’ my mod It’s ust a matter of self xpres a woman who knows ; very eareful not to scorch them. 35 and 7S¢ ut adi | Drug Sve res = AS , , — deserted at that time of eve- | — . . “ . . i : I 1 } “ . } / . ‘ ; oe > “ ? , A, . ’ - “ft "7, an in ‘“— . P » P to and distant climes, but these de. | Sted go e — ey MVS ene I make a hurried design which | Shaved beaver are some of the fur shoes for sports wear have become | tes ’ Py, oe ‘ ’ ea] . taila are modernized and made to) SOMe TRom t wee rer eS1egant Creating New Collections reflect the spirit of our epoch new andk simple ft am using a next day, and return to sleep un-/|!n designs as intricate as a geo- . ° ° — — slepe a ) | ! ' Reginning a thing ts often hard. 3 | “ta Geisha” illustrates this. The} Guantity oO natural furs, too. Nat . en hard- jess another appears, which I must; ™etrical puzzle are occasionally \ very elaborate aan} ‘ ' p an $9 er than continui yr y hing already : whole idea that I have expressed in| "Fal seal ts espectally pleasing to begun, and ] f: Y pean. hasten to set down also. used as trimming as well as for | fashioned of black . : rae , ' rhe urs are. 4 le ts re ehini ‘ONTess TMi lIAVEe : | ‘ ae this gown waar taken from a gore ats ruse, BO tame |. ) Everything comes now from the whole coats. _— : 1 hard time CCAUSLON V ‘he eous Japanese Kitnono l have re pered with By ne would-be im . . When | | thin, and dip them one by one, as first few are difficult but help you to- | that-they are extremely easy is) id) tl . . 7 . . a? 3) le : ! ; after | original note, and happy is (or slightly candied and crisp. _— Odorless-Non-inflammable Y +. VG ‘our herself on Fifth avenue, al-/5

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER #1, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — azine @ The St. Louie Post«Deabneor Daily Magazine a n oo | | 66 Sally Steps Out >, '‘MODISH MITZI They All Try to Keep Warm By Jay By Jay V. Jay en Patties Parking With Pe egy , ILTON C WORK. — | 4 -A Tale of Romance and Adventure | | T candy making are Ree a ep than a smal] By ACHMED ABDULLAH | limited, there eS, tm sweets € car 4 } ‘ , ; ‘} a > r ’ Sar ae hor is bor- ly as usefy] : - = Re . NS on which the sdntininds stake: el . 4 | | | . ) reputation must be as simple as the ever reliable fudge, or simpler. ‘ the trump anit. i ° 99° | ; ueen- a -. Dramatic—T hrillin eS . | ! have | Queen-x averages Bes g Appealing be / ~ For these purposes the following > Friday Midnight. i: \ A 4 J nom: dog-tired when I came - te .« ts , eile mea a te ew, y . a mse a ( a - ‘ye Pe pelt : . —— | ¢ r : O are recommended eres: (that Queen-x te a Deas Ro CHAPTER this nights, and as soon as dinner was | oe | : 'meats, 3 cakes sweet chocolate, 2 ‘= > » — over | went to sleep on the lounge * } and didn't wake up until 11 o'clock ek « ah re i » en Ss than Permits optional ph | . and »Ag ‘ hai . + ~~ _ . ; —_ o % | o rtner’s Mainder of the hand bene the re | ta eer 4 get ng |ings, and found herself on Broad- ' Vn Z a Z : ro li . thor , + - . a | . terminin ae NS the de. F with her invalid mother in thelr an wav. ' ry | tablespoonfuls rich cream. Break | at ed out ma \S§ factor in the decisj * d@siral home in Charleston, South Car- ; . Whe p> f | | +} WN niece | — F ) ; lus hour age *s bid suppose South Sion . °1 liow sh t across she never + Ga ) ¢ | the chocolate into small pieces and ait 5 as said “Sea (dealer) bid * olina. both of them very poor and ; 2 | /¥, . 9% i tnd tele ge ’ eould have slept all night. T'll ’s suit Pade and West pa S¢ very proud SALLY has not been Knew. ut a kindly policeman .. Sf melt it over hot water. As soon mais | al S8es: : os Sepa ; ' ; , \ ‘ relte, , — I but the baby woke me up cry- hort for should North do with: » WR ta : trained to earn her living. although might have ld. Anv was they te " as it is me ite 1. add the Creatlmyi, 4 ‘ af | a p y : : a. a i é \ { ' ] ite St . a1 k] . -ie} nt : i a | r iS it? @ lock bottle, which Ss side 1, Sp. - Queen-x. Ht.: 4 she has a marked talent lor drawing looking corn and nuts. stir quickly with } . 4 | | xX-X. Di. King- -Qu ie Ace-Jacy. 7 and would like to take lessons if only | a] it. .e veriest litt] reenhorn. -_ | ' a silver fork, and lift out in smal] Say - | ™ Cc 8 _— nee because bot oan Dined King-10-x-x. een-x, , she could afford it. However, thou I The at flashil signs, the noise, aa 5 | lumps. = on. i; nas ida had fallen asleep, too. ine weit phat WAKO up w“ —_ t he pal y cried. Bleton Beoses ’ ~X. ae amilies, who long her, bu on Ly — \y ‘2 tablespoenfu)) bt 10; , ; - -o I gave the baby his bottle and . pose ; > :; : 1e en eople Tar ¢ repas ‘ A ' e } uiter, youn : j sup- PPO t¢ South b she does not love al ol m. ! , j i repassed ‘ ; ’ ) I l e OME : Va y - . ‘J Y he he went bas 2-0 sleep, and then I onset and West two He Presently; 4 vounc ms IGE Sally w ilmost pushed off the (1 cup) broken shellbark or pecan- peo ding adlbet ee v: : ] i Hilda, because they er ; | wy . ; 7 r ** WORRY 2O% iwatie I ‘ ec ~ od North mie teh: You must have a dress of this, Polly,”’ says “y ou can take this for your headache,” says nut meats, ly teaspoonf? il almond the belle of the ball. _ : 1 wot without get *« Ss . "i e . ew * ‘ : r) , alee Pp a 11z£ — eanle with } as . ‘ in ; N : A | extract. people with Mitzi as they admire one of the new printed Mitzi to Aunt Sophia of the shimmering lengths | | | | Pie ing into their night clothes, and Mix the sugar, coffee and butter en : ; » tot don O t ‘e cre iting again, b ‘ _— what she 1? ’ WYATT. & novels cong 3 i, ar , - aA . , 11 ly) ey ry « pe OT! mo pl The io Sp.: Queen-x. Ht.: 7-623 q w 00! arid he an SALI, ee vith pleasant fa | hell by 1 ird faces, giggling, gum-chewing silks called most appropriately ‘“‘Gentlemen Pre- of “Aspirin.’’. ‘It ought to be excellent as a pre- together in a saucepan and boil, | RECIPES FROM ‘ - ; ‘ het ‘ al «Lia ‘ 4 ] don't fe e ‘ gprten os myself, now. . a ba | Ace-King-Queen. Cl: Aek ) G le ) help her by pr 7 X-X. . @ tending to se!! le i. a Firis, Wusp-Wal qd, sleek-haired °9 > ” ; f hem ou : " fer Blondes. Polly agrees that advertising is a ventive,’’ agrees Aunt Sophia, besides the smaller | stirring all the time, until the mix- tt . 7 Cca use , and paying her for th: i oof | 5. Sp.: Queen- -x ; F own pocket. Then they have the in 5 ne men, % rs, unmistakably Ht.: x-x. pi ae evitable foolish lovers’ misunderstan wctors out of a job, steeet corder great thing and there's surely no harm in calling figure suits my measurements better than any of ture reaches 240 degrees, or forms) 6¢ M ( id V ' 2 A.M ) 'a soft ball when tried in cold wa- y irginia a , rs’ elees T —— :) ; jours } meee Ye! Ace. King-Queen-x-. : = eggs BN-xX in [= rs g i ss pees 4 MIMMY ¢ Bi! levine th 1 SALLY le afers gesticulating and arguing: attention to her golden locks. the others.”’ va and nts + ueen-x. Ht. King-Jacy ie , ver . B, ee ee spo aagipa ~~ on a See? VOKTA Remove from the fire, add the Cook Book” gg pole sede Bot fo - orma] ay og — King- -Queen.- ~x. Cc i j th hasty : : n ,_ an ; ’ ten b 11 7 ie. seh pits ia. noe gh i r SEE GE piped ot Pes a 5% “+ te," Ccitime Story fh yee PE yo eas L pda ad | Seo li ong “Ae | ." | : | Put the sugar, milk and peanut ;' TON W BURGESS ' 7 ge alll a a: Aa nd unfri 1] a | | butter into a saucepan and stir Hata ste a : » blame mu darn her . 2 q wirnrl "oO noe i ij eee ini? >} ‘ g If 7 9 5 : : _ r “ar } P 2. , ; .™ ' 3 ie Mie Cow PSB ae ae pss ‘ /until the mixture boils for exactly OF , : ss “NEW WORLDS” ++ rnariar i 1. ag liireswncs > , . five minutes; remove from the ' om ay a iy , 2 7 Y F paeL' 3 r Tl, . i‘ ; ¢ , ha . , -* ‘+ ‘ ' Lure eT I { rio 3S | oS ; J; . av 7% found 1) sh OE Sahin kts eclt Snnccks : = ' | fire, add the ginger extract and : . ‘ | a Th d . , Beaver : 4 eno nonev le i i Pie tie og yah oid J * d | Stir until it thickens. eT re eee ——— Count Css ousands S foi I addy the nough mon » pa r i Wha ris ) d ~ ‘ Sy Oa a . | board for several weeks. At | ehou! he a rill ote ee LOS VOY nese 4 Pour into a buttered tin and we .« on Sia eal lee PREFER THIS PANCAKE me 6 Yeast She would not go unsheltered Crawl back home 1 th aE f ° stercecere A { cut when cold. 7 veeae:: Qian nes ie ae by FLOUR TO ALL OTHERS and hungry. But drawing lessons | frien al fcneMeid Me ae 8. : \ If liked, shelled and chopped 1] | wisi | doth his wisdom show aowere Out of the question. She had, |wo not that! She act her tacth ane 2 . % |roasted peanuts may be sprinkled,| 7“! ™' plenty he pre | of course, no idea how much in- | peld her } WES ae tg ‘ : ; 'on the pan before the mixture is eit erwwer es rn err Pee Teeth Wes inc. s ot. wets tus. | Ail} turned in. ee " ‘S 7 ‘4 . . sa ¥) Lhif j - is , r 5 } f" i ’ i ' ‘ "wr . ‘ qr o Ih l? ‘Hs f)t0T? | of 4 ril g knows of winter cares. e quite evident that, if it cost oneji.,;. . spl : A | {| P CRACKER JACK. ne-half teaspoonful of vanilla - 4 inca £4 ais Bt ca Lhe “Ness, i stone and | 1 bi) Y, abe % oan and a littie salt. Spread on cake — lar a lesson r vas ine | | ht Six « rt pre Ac. Old Mother Nature. dollar a” #sson OO} Ll >» il ,aas steel. light ; Y noiss ; ; 93 ‘ i “6 , ' go Six qu S po} } d corn, one ee eae “4 } aneuailiettel. seeiie “ei sees ‘d ing of for Pete, ; me @6oequally hopeless ae ee: ait ete ee |half pint (one cup) molasses, one- ee: oon ie Ia, ou" i i | - ‘Fe ’ P Y = H Yili { ii fl. ° , ; ‘ atl whore } id VIN made up his niin a She sat with her ¢ an coceeeatacts se fy, quarter pound (one-half cup 3% I} 2 | yr + YY 7 - Pa . ° . *i) } ° 1 7 : . es , a a m z — : ‘ Of Pad- straight : " = Boing, he hesde@e purse in her lap and ey sugar, one-quarter teaspoonful ‘ vil . " ; : “ | - wal ; » Pad- | he get anything in 7 once dig Her bewildered brain ached. RR SES Te LAr ae The Goofer refuses to consider ‘*‘Charleston” ‘*Accessories’’ is obviously the one for Mitzi, | baking soda, one tablespoonful ho © gpa ppm eat @ way of Me thoughts went round and_ ro +e ee ae ve . See de water @ over | fright. ‘That was when enc a th ughts went rc rou i . breathing .auicklv in her for a dressing gown, but Mitzi is persistent. although Dad has premonitions that every time Pow the ap eee 1, ad wre i a @ like a squirrel in ; age. Some- i¢ ; wise si Sea Pape Mey ‘is = O e corn, free it from any A n expectedly he ° discovered = Schitan * Sea koe ape fea ; = TRS errible place thi Couldn't you use it for drapes? ’ she asks. ‘It she puts on the frock she will remember all the hard kernels and place it in a ‘ iePn great ) 3 a4 eee wey : ; P : ee Se wit sreat, Poni footprints in ¢ .% her jment ) 1) night help your steps just to have it around all little things she needs and as Dad remarks the large buttered pan. \ ‘it } snow. eter ’ Vv . e et ; Tetd et ‘ 4 : as ‘ In 4 ‘ il » I ; of (rg? ha tr P : i : i B e chil- heart ju: seve 8 jump. fe PRO PNANCIEr €alize that | po, ae ee eee ve the time. And after this unkind remark the _ initial cost of this dress is going to be nothing Boil the molasses and sugar i Part jumped up and his stomach § I she could do was o pay for he n . Which seemed now, : . : k 290 degrees, or till th: : BS, g¢t- sank down, and that combinattf e : aie tae Le ni safe lace tin +} ere OE (,ooter is too crushed to retort. to the famous upkeep. naps in cold water: 't) ~} : fe ws . . sin . : — : r Ww z . = - - a japememanane _ oaentieeneaane - — - SS i — — - — soda d iss ) ] V e ad } ] gives one a terrible feeling. Yes, ‘ ith | , =—————==— emed a sir, if ines ~ ™ : e? aie, . ee " Phd i j ie { I Pint i? ; yf i Ce yia . . ‘ . It had a1 “a { . e . It gives one that Ee : Lé ‘Ome a + : . Ps. : . ’ . _ Tr ina der Dp masculine voice. with laughter. and Janet { § leo me . + . , ‘Aj haddehil! rea ile] [} ' bnew nome i — . ) ( : = ia or . ,etan* , , ; a ? ain + } reeiing. tak lessons 1} gagrawing an: ee % : isT yy een here two years. first. a very nice look in her bril- i THE RHYMING corn, stirring constant): so thal : -~ VU OWler the Bo obcat, he he w his. : winting as z vident that abe ' : sd eee AUS ‘Then af knew Mirs. Law- liant eves each grain nay be coated. } e ; a a a ie Or d ar: a if went } ine now de- : ; : ‘ . ae ; . Sal COUn ‘ Ul ict Ft ' ae , rence - “You poor little lamb, you need OP | IMIS F is ) ruit an ut Sala pered under his reath. *‘He’s beam sn id no! r? out around here.’’ wive. W) was she 1 Sy Sertled st¢ ind rang the bell. Nora , we = bled a Sne io do‘ si , Se ‘ ’ ; ; “*Ouit vel. y. lice woman, so a guardian in this town, doesn’ t + . . . int & iittie enttring at: anil ‘ EE batie Genki! her rdoney |*2POC*TC?. “ed armed, « slatterfly,| van cel os ate Sander lane tack? | By Aline Michaelis ‘| Dice two apples, add the jilice ’ He : wri ing he) hands , an apron dort gi — = ' : son | i Ss. a -j Su ‘* ” ye nodded gulping down | -MDPLRAPBPPALLS — BPP LOL and shredded pulp of one oran ; Silk and Woolen examination of, those fovute , Was spent, and then writ her coffee. sweeney him- ithe last of his coffee, and Janet | HERE isa dream I cherish and|two rounds of canned pi ng ice and Snow, spoontui oO litter, one + St. Louis grocers seil more packages of Mamma's Pancake Flour than of ell other brands combined. An inimitable biend of wheat, corn, rice and rye flour. Ready-Fee- Use. Just add water or milk. F. B. CHAMBERLAIN CO. 1847... Eightieth Year... 1927 TOM-BOY Pure Malt Extract HIGHEST QUALITY PACKED SAVE YOUR LABELS } sobered PAPDAPAA OPPS it foam up and pour 1 Over tne Sw eeney made : . % + | diced, and one-half come back where they belonged |. She must get work. a con ae he | nuestions and waited. far mo 4n- Those were old footprints. They But what? Sally could cook |; ae ee ad et eee ae iit Whe (SRE 4 gpm eey itedeaie he (Salted nuts are especia good) were several days old. Once momen = Meal, she could play a harp, s!} ec . hs pitas pee Soap td i + tie Tae : ? , shisping clerk : erer Started out, lipperty-lipperty en see plete and sing, she [ea wants ah etcn = | whit : eee. Mrs onder off into ‘Of course not!” said Sally, in| bier, the years have so bereft me of ip, but he wasn’t quite so carefree could arrange flowers an eg RE ote ey he cans See. ne 1a gn ne a intion ete her | ne wide-eyed astonishment. Janet | much I once held dear; but still s wlectass steed Bout > maa ioa e Se pee aie at @ laughed again and looked at her|this bright dream lingers, thovgh |: as he had been in the first place. make them grow which is more _— ee bcc oe S . wrist watch. other dreams depart—-sli) through This was well. be difficult; she could lance ; ane * Sept him | alia Agana aaa “Sure it is,” she said soothingly. | veyed, with very heavy brushwork, | % : Se | I'll be along about six ... sup-/|my eager fingers, elude my wistful | ts set Peter at rest. His heart Ewell for the fare home? No! és pre eee Roeees ax ‘oung Mr and his stomach both seemed to® ‘here was only one solution. wee are ed ae elf agr He asked Sally 18 leaned across the table to say: will not let it go, a dream that & Pears ees nag Fy 8: pe Miveng pee ‘“T'll take on the job, if you don’t | does not perish through eny/ chopped nut meats, any oie LUNG ress . _ \ = ; lly . > Are you doing anything to- | change I know. So many dreams : have left me to mourn beside their, Add mayonnaise to blend and on very’ crisp let- || @Qyeing and Cleaning Cx Phone Nearest Branch ‘serve at once tuce. ‘ cone On guard with ears’ and nose and could do a little nvfrsing. Ww a | lan’ l ved : owe « : in te eR Li iT) ial} 1irst "4 ‘In ft iif if Lr s1e was adecayet ren- : eyes. 7 An amateur in half ION | nak om an ) SS PO far. far better things POSe I come up to your room and_/ heart. For this one dream so holds When at last Peter reached thames, “!0ss—a professional in a Sil fos x Dee : aaa ere ) nell could ever have a talk. Where are you any-/ me by all its lovely lur>, its tender} : ' 7 On get used to it, AISS, .°. Math Mal SCMONNEL Ve 4 » ite witchoriee : 4 way?” spell controls me, its witcheries ene hehind ayn st Wt 14+ ‘ 2 = | . > ‘ cv 4 ‘ © Ps é old u = § lat Was sne going % . : ; : ; ee ' look, Befo I Sat oe : Sh thought and ueht: anadiv * = an with a friendly & d- it nard-hearted relatives who were Sally told her. Janet i b ] ftree, the eun Sug ‘ e m il . fe hese years: po : f Paddy's house. It} “ nrougen., long with th ther prunes,” he Then she asked Nora who was hov- LONDON.—Coral is returning to behina it in othe r with tears Then ‘esolutely she : r winters ; Lea rs, nen. resoiuteiy sh A ; : ; Paddy | hac » and Just ae hook her r 7] head Such |S° #!0n& her nal ang nat at ickled to have a new listener.’’ paper. Nora grinned widely. women wore jade—jade earrings, addy hac expected to see it this winter moox ner red-goid head. sucn |. amnnaitea ate ; , epee m iy | 3 . oa ws VP peers, oe Here, YU oe “IS She really suing her fam- “Sure, I'll borry Mrs. McDon-|packlaces, cigarette holders—this lence of tle feeli : ing ' ©! 1d: | bp eelng of disappointment to “Thank h ! eo) | sf : : ; rhanks for the de, Jack, | “Bunk. j sk srr id | _ ‘klace f ‘ ieces of the fu- Somehow he had had it in the back : 1 Ont Le cataloguing her ss go ” Bunk, Fou ASK meé. said t Sally walted, outside the door of Long necklaces ®%f sm at e¢ > ig ould |*". Sweeney. “She has been going to |the dining room, and_ presently | branch coral of the type grand- ? 1} } ‘ slags 1¢* . Some un manewn way he might see se read well aloud, in a clear voice, |. d apa a ee + (org ur Mmad-mons tear are , '" =. 1 he , s ¢ ] nd unless, she reflected ruefully, her eed : at: eo Be n years. . . Oh, heres Janet. her hand. Sally then went to her/|the leading shops, as well as tree ry I +; ‘ ‘cr ’ ugnter I ; i | ’ so ¢ vg > } ches. ylac ues, ora ®, Peter) most unsatisfactory to try to call hypothetical invalid might not cat , Rar eee a ee eee ae Pa cameo broo —s % 1 ii . cai : hi , " + ° a She sae ad girl she had seen on She turned from the front page | "'?8S nonds of even when you k Teh. they are at 3 Bhake up pillow Ss deftly, mez iSuUu}\rt ; ; ate i Pa saa ; just see home. It is even worse than going | and administer medici a gerbes : i. wander * than $e “ ee ee ina heise table. She columns. She searched them care- Betting | to make a call and not finding Spilling, walk softly, Sieep igntiy,; |, ae ee a im ee ee Saeco 4 64 ‘fully, a pencil in her hand. It oc- nen ” i. , te bak . 44 Aad ‘ A Bs irin 1] o> sult ‘ ‘ ' - ‘ : oes : If. Then | them home. F prepare certain | Clas ey , : \der what t) d what ahe ore ssn a sar deni 4 curred to her that if all else failed @ really ‘Copyright, 1926.) q tray appetizing] does. 1 es Ge es ) PG Fe wee tome a aig eatic Her black she could easily find _Gomestic” A aay ‘ this eS, er . VERS bio ek Nair Ww: ngied close to her ‘situation. Columns and is OT two alentino anxious housewives were alias her sions in ; . ler Per very vides 107 both long and short haltr. ind time for a ia : er : é p : ; : —s oe ' eet i ; ‘4 . ss . . . , | soa uO YP . s : a . ¥' ie] - LT ' i an | (igi Yes \ | ae . aah _o ‘ w, “ . 7 sl c y m . ° Short hair or at least the appeaf=- 9 aps there were evening “=~! The next morning she went éov a | ee and goes peerete . Hames 0 By oven to er preakfast tmidiy. Not that she | "Helle. oo —sS Malt Labels } first of Paddy's ponds he sat — gie one. te 3] ~- t ously : aily smiled gratefull at the rovide | an hinted mysteriously ; ) . , ; , nodded dure. A dream of branches bene- e . . | ’ + a} Ww f liberty. well, I'll have to run along no ae 'sweet this dream to me! How nea: mound seemed to ris becoming a paid companion to, : ” iwaeney | ‘ e right out of ay awake for a long Time staring! Sally and the young man alone, /|W!th Sweeney in close pursuit. faces around my own hearth-fice: trouble. snow had f m not taken care of her mother all Sein i ee ; . , i allen. a = lot taken care ot her mothe, te tpi The white mould # hie admitted. it she’ In “You'll se: Ma Londer, | how swiftly she had consumed that. He is was just exs ? At thought her eyes filled ; «i! : be XaAC , ‘ AL i LnougT ite’ p. . hal . - . . P i te - tly as Peter had se Much later s!] he: footsteps ected. “She's a rare one and ering near where she could get 4; favor. Last year the smart E nglish ead und | Yet somehow, there ¥ thoughts were dangerous—weaken- : vi i. A s = ae , ne ‘ aii . " “ a as just a lit Ment ily nell’s paper for you, Miss.” ‘autumn everything favors’ coral. pre peo- of his head that SS 6mall accomplishments. She could : ; somewher in et OPED, all wtahk¢ as le rt ¥ meg ‘ il iia ara % } . “age H rigat, Ja » & ais sue them for the last hundred and |Nora appeared with the paper in| mothers loved to wear are in al luch to Paddy the Beave i , " é r. You | here was la iter | know, it is] ; 14 ‘ o @ satin Ge re SED oe whe SP, = cicasorncceil waily DK up and Saw the room and sat down. ‘= et , —_ erren and coral bracelets. ake the on people and not be able to do it, a for a So ithern acce nt. Ea PSR on dusillcnale aici a 7 rs e ; : , | 3 PASU , bea s the night before and headlines to the Help Wanted | = r family ie — lf she ret } ¢ ene | long and Short Hair. 2 % : : > honre | Ber sametim: ! ay xecute ‘ontradictory fashion now pro- 7 OO in y, rhaps she uld | - Sp nigts vi Paced wen : oe sO ‘rears. She eyes pleading for willing workers, ots 5 3 get dt Nie Cpviousty. bane. a promising good homes and no| =f oun I VY Short hair is gives approv- . 3 open to a turned the other ; daytime hours, while for #. She sighed. | . imid person by nat? reat Mr. Sweenev ew rremontously BF sci ss vi Miri Pre) atu a cdl , copatt ~ ian arcned them feverishly Pest |} evening the chignon is coming back 4 Then, with an effor she smile his War a range hous fille feet and ante: Sally y, OUI sizdie : ) Mikes fo its own i we meat thin Oe 4 Why be p ssimi thy S! eng : mn ange peop and’ ir ai’Miss Dane field. the new wnt Ny k as hard as she ‘ould sh a@ i R i Peter as mand by letting the hair grow and j : Young and strong anda | she 4 strane ity, a she hb ed her and Miss Powers.” U7} kind soul ve rnit r ¢ Sf u me e 4. a2 e | companies . . . not an lavald STE OE gosle cae ce At e ae - + ey ww fr-patch,’ Wearing in the day time ar @& clever, Other people seta! - 1? en ce Vy eo F Janet Powers t down She he wor- ranged #0 as to look bobbed. Oth = had made their ' ee - rm wm Ainine P BE ge itterad Ven a Youngsi 99 Will be erS meet -the situation with a wha Why shouldn't she. it i Spi AON rine | ee ae Bet Old pervisor .. all the pgovernesses | all mvself ny dear Th ‘ Migs ado not always follo She drew her ae = ‘el 2 I. 2 \ ( ag ee } S pics : ‘ A : ' % rr. r oo : e MmwuSt He “college,” and poor Sally ad : r of the hair beneath. | 4 ndow and looks d ourt ver f pts : ee x. ; ; ec _ f ; rgbades! ' eis > wasn't that TEMPTING. savory sauces and c AG iE _* 4 prnity valuable. these Mound City Y i? 8 Ther , a ' : ; y ee ‘bit 4 he aronne tbh ‘ a ¢ , : : you preter i 2 / on i ' “igs are popular abroad | Night had dropped. : naeage rs ee Neenic fant ** Sh iropped the pape desserts made with piquant, full 4 ye me 2 4 ores lahels. Thev're just as good as money aSil yy bril we f] ; }{ Si; rec eon: & ‘abe } , - »*¥ ; : with a pinkish or bluish j =e peeing and # fash of bril- rs | 1) ushered her toa Sally nd herself liking this "ow]) gre Gress gon § S} : 1a flavored cranberries are whole- 7 —— oN ts ur remium dis piay room where you Can ¢x- ; ; 7 ; hi ¢ DPy)y light as a trolley went ov : .¥ . here sii ‘ bill ‘ ; I | ik i on ti Owls sne ever get work ’ Shouid | licious. Their sweet of es - * at ‘ . * , by. The traffic roared unceasing- | % **' -ac sou . A with | 6% Pe a ee nior, Who sh advertise" Perhaps Janet | en end del 7 Stamp re en ‘+ them for your chorce of hundreds of val- 4 oe ) a Te gs tables for six and ig] Mrs. M eemed S80 friendly ane sure of spiciness brings out the juicy each Mound # —. & . Or f vo ish yo t 7 ly up and down Madison avenue, Ser es ge ompammmny Rapes hareplf edt tek ln erlad. goodness in all meats. Puddings, Clew. ete 4 Ce remiums. > as r wisn, you Can ge ii i ‘ ‘4 ‘ ‘ . ant - ‘ . , mee +¢ stam : ¢ - ; “hy al > cakes, tarts, ices, frappes and en tobe , ee + te a “i gle SOARES eSeae 54) “Penebe eesreree cegesstrteiaese HT ate

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. ae bf ce ac ~ : santo ipa AF SON gk Ps Seger me Rie soe , OG as PIG i EM LE al STi tg sgh Coan elle Cita " * es A happy New Year readers dear F In choosing our giad rags; iy} Cp 7 We wish you one and all; And therefore we refuse to wear ‘i4 va And may you have another vear Sack coats and Oxford bags Of pennant winning bill. . . May both teams win the cham-,~ pionship - ; snd obviate a railroad trip buy some of our water. We could - a : a | 4 Pe er SRO RNTE HR BE cost I! ; THER- ) (cerTaAiniv- [Ii veic 4 | YOUR BROTHER-IN-LAW 3 . THIS IS MY WIFES BRO R 1 CE . - “C1 GLAD , ITLL PLEASE MAGGIE | HAS FALLEN AD. WN eae Di Sales sind New Year, |°°" 28¢ voted tor annexation }) CAN ‘WOU POT HIM TO WORK? | | WELL ODO AN'Y- THAT'S | sé TO KNOW! GOT HER WR CAN *T WAKE HUeETT a8 omo eins giaad . at, ANY KIND OF WORK WILL DO! | | THING TO PLEASE SETTLED! | C4 | BROTHER A GOOD ee We hope you'll not be sick; Llowever. if we have more wate! : ig | AN ALDERMAN- | [lL —— ne Vora ne r i eclear tha e can us urselves a Re eenat str \ HME CAN) START P - - = ' i And that your noodle will be cle lan W in use ourselves \ : | IN RCL Nitowy! “ >) - | | | : we CAN FIRE HIM! a — a see", ~2} ce et ae eee ee ere ed a ~ Wego ee Sanger. tue, RNR BRED TF . ee GAY ~3 1 , x Told You So. See where the county wants to Tas “ peat = a Ly ee ee Tee oie as ta | - oe 4 > Ss ue me Re ~~ te r Andetongue not furred and thick. might let the poor fish have a little Which all, as in the days of yore, : Depends upon the night before. vate Ny ; ~ ‘ee, aes * 2 Gier tee ee os There is a rumor current in mus! cal circles that tickets for the But TOO TRI i. bey of Saville have found their Tomorrow is the day we _ start/into the hands of scalpers. giving our New Years’ resolutions See where Dan (‘upid stole home 4 workout. By Monday they will. on Manager Bob O'Farrell of the begin to show signs of cracking un- | (‘ards. Bob had the plate blocked : . ' der the strain and by next Satur-'! : ‘but Dan came in spikes first and day they will all probably be brok- ’ nno ked the ball OUT or nis hand. en beyond repair. 5 - rao 2 4 , i fe doughty FPuardiat oO QUITE SO. 3 home plate has our hearty congrat z tsk ood resolutious ; fe earnestly plan, 3 Bl ¥ pennant the same vear is a man’s lor, it is quite easy to make em ae s Bg ay on wataae Dv yae al) owe . Br bid kt AD ets, a yg Cena me ye > 4 —, Cn wf ss - in ete ee, 5 * = * r, * AE Se a) & pid. ne ees BUS 2 st ma 4 : : 4 ot ar or, te p ae ‘ 5 88 . > 2 ? : aA “or - 5 oe ey il Ste ee + - Ca ‘ Dam Pag “Feey syle Leahy. Tegan’ Pe om ely fis CARER - “ P te” sf AS Sb va Wy, : bei th “+ ce b oo8 ey : is ‘ iOb bit Bob ought to he equal to And it doesn't take long till occasion, ite ners ti find that we can With equal facility break ‘em Allan Sothoron, who has: been v EHAT'S 60 BIG Gin dinnination, of sein CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1926—By RUBE GOLDBERG | Connie enjoys the distinction of being bh Re that is it may. when the res- | the only right-handed) sp ! a seiitiniiaiiailiia ain einer icague, THE BATTLING BROWNS LURE ANDHIS UKE _ mat Ee that they didn’t get the breaks ec | , | 3 ie ide tt Ow PLEASE DES We are in rece} of a postal Wk HAVE ‘EM. a SS: oe = - : : = cRIBE card from some it ! Havana. "| nere Were 5S OU OOO more ass \ tAEREC- ay 3 LSHIA\ er ee ov — BACKBONE, , PESERVE A (fuba. enclosing a lot f wine and ; bunche: f bananas consume in : ALL OLR RE ABDERS AY i, ree iy e — ie R.? ; - a Sits OAS SAS SCASB, Mert leg (a rai TAR Ny | lv exaggerated | Oe eee eS eZ AAID You . ee : 'VE GOT TO, “Legislature Asked to Hestore YoU TANS (Oo TIAVUE LToUR A T Sv Ont SST A BIG FART ; ° o° : a Se 2} ee i. 1 { an a oo . ‘ Bon : \ Public School Fund ell, guess that ll ali for this (OMSILS TAKena OST Dos oT == ee AG , pe OO - "Seas ; ' . f see Nf — ~ et Ps , ( “| “ Did the Legislature ¢ year fellas, have a good =| + 2 f WASTE YOUR BREATH UWisHiaiG “YN E& Rss all A | | 7 i — . >T™ Fe — > ‘> with our school fund” mee you Cat year. ’ : aN LAA Db A ie : APPT ASEUY YEA RE CA ise AIRE)‘ ASIC ‘~1 = rIYAPPY WE'RE MISCR“RBLE- al TOFIGHT ot’ lam > 3 j , > a ae saa CE eae tae aan geet oe a fe ' ening 2 ies ng > eS Fa _ — ween AIP eye Yo. Wye X od $a, BME PALE NMEA ROTA Bes He AMOS he ede ait da ay aren = n oe THE TERRIBLE-TEMPERED MR. BANG—By FONTAINE FOX ~~ + CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By MAURICE KETTEN forree i> & JUG Like YES | ALWAYS TELL HIN WHAT IAAT | Ay Mireciigremp ties. ml VOINCr Ta GIVE HIM BUT HE DOESN'T r oe ee BEUEVE NE BECAUSE HE THINKS IF Be pO pcan Y eee) p JAM GOING To Give Hilt WHAT lO CIVE HAIN FoR CHRISTMAS //%N4 ITEL / ‘ AND To SioP Wet tae Ne / | Meo AIM ] \WOULDN'? FELL } j f i ol a P rs Jf d ALWAYS (EU Ft/P7 St Pie a ‘ s, Af “yy A s 4 \\ PTA Y Weernaanily Vit \\\ \\ \\N\\ i ! My ) Ne \\\) 44 3 gy bf, “eff. Ker! | , o--., ’ ‘a a . oats ee if, if, - ~ =- BUT WOULD (ELL HIST SOMETHING? AND KNOWING THAT HE & XPECTS e) 2 NOT GONG 10 GIVE tit? So \ Oy I Wilh GWE HITT SOMETHING ELS "HE WOULDN'T KNOW IWHATI WAS A THAN WHAT I TOLD HIM / wlOuLD “- ao 2 : 2 i lad P , 4 Oo. AN ov 10 GIVE AIA IWAEN J JEL / re, Pag b 4 re me 17 VAN (HIM WHAT Am Counce TB GE / 7OL HIM TWouLd Gwe . Vs é5 sails 3 0K. OUT FoR SSS 4 Dy Gea | S / 3 Ps wee AINT THAD Jess ip | | ne ° wy NS rea a6 - * PND HE'S ALWAYS SO 3 USE HE WAS So }SURPRISED \WAEN } . >URE | WOULDN'T HAVE CAN YOU ! GIVE HIN WHAT (OLD HIM IF | W4aS Goine { TOLD 4iM J WouLD | 'O GIVE AIM WHAT / 7aLD 7 | BeAT es pm . bad / ' SA we? “a a Sf ¢ ” ‘ ; -— «+ * ’ ‘ ‘ i As " ’ TOI f J ri\ ss eG. = ~\ . OING o —_ ‘ + / oat / \ f | a, , / , \ ‘ * _——+ el 2 i ee i ' ! THE MAN ON THE GROUND iS THE MAN WHo BLEW THE HORN RIGHT CLOSE INTO MR. BANGS EAR.