St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 14, 1927

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- —_— ee ik TS i a a a Ml . s een a ee COMIC Pagp WY THURSDAY | - }iMOREHELP WANTED ADS: JANUARY 13, 1999 ir MALE HELP WANTED Ads in the POST-DISPATCH in 1926. Hl 63,321 co | MORE than in ALL the other St Louis newspapers COMBINED | 7839 ”- 1, 79. NO. 129. AONT VIEWS SELF =) UST A BOOB [pain orc Hoes] Estate Swindler Says 3 He Lost $45,000 of 4D Firm's Funds in Stock 3 Market. Last March. —_—ee ee ) A VISION OF $700,000 PROFIT ties ee ¢ 2 satdiae -_ mr wey o > ‘ote Secs 2s el ab a hb o> hg ie oes aie 3 4 dandy ree ee kph Hed pear Z 7 ted, erey z oy a & ee % iehd » e eng “- CPE SAE» a : Paes . 5 Wie soe P ‘ 7 if NO ee 1%, ein ee FS A Pr Spy i ees riggs? RAP ee aap MES OPA rn tos sit) fe . , x 3 . weal at ORR ¥ h 7 a . Spee 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Lows Withthe Associated Press News Service . ne aw st: apimccagiclibans, ~ etapa Resdicel abies. cite se ~ ~ a oF r ¥ . Sar ee oe eR sieges a eta. tea ae ae paper ay ee — : ites. YG Taek ate eo eS Rs Ce rat wee Yee eR ae at he Soh” hey aes . pest an Re ¥ ane . ek ee PT ine. - BE tp ene ‘ n Me *y best 1d ad rit Sidilecicnee? Smee 4 conidial | ili aad PRICE 2 CENTS SENATORS RIDDLE ST. LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927—48 PAGES, HOWHENRY FORD "inter rie rmroce IVE KILLED ME MADE A BILLION A MAN,’ PASTOR ADMINISTRATION'S AT $66 A HEAD ial | By Vo Longe ape — oe ne fect = ww -. _ Bs aa ; + | ies sili. | . 4 , Story Wall Street Has Reon Naka au been erat to 0 selectot H. H. Rains Testifies at 4 aes s ; ‘psi pss Re oo ees 4 pone sg és ee 2 TOWARD MEXICA —e) FAIR, CONTINUED COLD; LOWEST TONIGHT ABOUT 6 atmeneee nee ea | SHOW THE GENTLEMAn we” GAS ’ | Widow and Son of Slain Texan , Watching the Trial of Dr. Norris | ee eee THE TEMPERATURES. Tiscccvececcll Mis€eeceeees Purchase of Boxes at Royal Swede’s Lecture Includes: Introduction to Him. PSP POP @ “I@Mer~ WFO CrM C5 DO pat bet bee AS Ce = 3 a Oe 36 «2:39 » m3 low 19 y I xo . mm *ee @eeaeeaee sterday’s high rs ‘Ti ) gtsgnte Sa oo bi callie? bts tin. ' SLIDE KELLOGG, SLIDE ¢ for St. Louis and vicinity: Fair and continued cold to. night and tomor- row; the lowest fcrmperacure to-| wbigot will be ubout 6 degrees above zero. Missouri: Fair ga 0 d continued am coid tonight and omorrow. [ilinois; Gen- erally fair tonight and tomorrow, t | Official forecast | Gaping to Hear Told in| '*t °* New Yorkers. most of hem) Trial of J. Frank Norris of Ft. Worth, Tex., for: listed itn the Socta! Register, tn- _ Murder of Chipps. “Might Involve Us in Con- flagration on Land Law” Whereas Calles Offers to Arbitrate, Dill Says. Detail at Tax Suit Hear- | forming them that they may pur- 'chase boxes at $866 and $44 for he first public lecture of Prince Wil- |liam of Sweden. big game hunter ‘and explorer The lecture ts to ie given Saturday evening. Jan 22 in Carnegie Hall, and the tinvita- tions announce that after the tec- ture box holders will be presented - to the Prince informally Mode! of Study in Which | “His Highness hopes,” the bids | also set forth, “that vou will be ° : Shooting Occurred Shown | sble to come 900 000 > Prince William came here, he ° E | and $1, - Stock | 43 as a private citizen on a ‘ec- —Thinness of Wells . Dividends. phasized. |ture engagement and “to make my | living like the rest of you" The By LAYMOND P. BRANDT, _lecture will be his first public ap- pearance Only orchestra, dress A Staf? Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch, circle and first and second batcony DETROIT. Mich... Jan. 14.—The |seats are being offered to the pub- | inside story of how Henry Ford! ing in Detroit. ee ee | DETECTIVE FOUND VICTIM UNARMED | ’ * . id —. ¢ ‘ a . ' oe 4 rey om, y ; ee $5 Sd j ‘ * ee xs . ss . 5 ae a ~~ xs eee BUILT FORTUNE ON $28,000 NOT HIS OWN A Rees a LA FOLLETTE JOINS ATTACK ON KELLOGG A me OR gern ay Pig SARS: Maca aero From 1903 to 1919 Firm Paid $94,390,385 in Cash ; 7 Bot It Came After He Sold *¥ General Motors and It ¥ Doubled in Value in Six iy a Months. : | oF } tonight. continued anne re cold tomorrow. | : Stage of the Mississippi 7.6 feet. | a rise of .7. Arkansas: severe freeze to 12 degrees in degrees in south morrow fair, not so cold and west portions. Rech aOn s SH aie Rite, Haart SoA Rien Cine Accuses Secretary of State of Circulating Propagan- da to Create Friction With Sister Republic. colder ie 48 8] southeast portion or ons ERPS. - ee hme omereae RES Ate te ee Be mm Pe I eS od ie BOY DEMAND XC “{ IT DEMAND- | (Stead It's all gust tuck, (f 1 had fol- ALL “) Siewed my first plan and made good ‘ it , i ‘nt in Geners!l Mo my investment in tren ees REt RSE Py stock, I'd be a hero now. Bur iT OAIC Pi jost, and I'm just a boob, on my MORE ! (gue By a Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch. AUSTIN, Tex. Jan 14.—-Takineg of testimony against the Rev J Frank Norris, fundamentalist tead- “r and pastor of the First Bap- tist Church of Fort Worth. for the murder of D E Chipps in Norris office July 17. 1926. began tn the Travis County District Court to- day. H. H. Rains, employe of a tire company occupying the first floor under the offices of Norris. where the killing occurred. was the most interesting witness of the day When he heard the shots and went upstairs. Norris. he said. came out of his private office and said, “I’ve killed me a man.” Rains said he heard four shots There may have been five. Three were fired .in quick succession. Then there was another or else two close together When he returned to the tire company’s office from Norris’.office | he appounced:. ‘‘Rrankhea, billed him a man.” A prolonged cross-examination was directed to testing the witness’ powers of observation, as bearing upon the accuracy of his recollec- tion of Norris’ words. At the convening of court the witnesses were brought within the railing thelr names were called ind they were sworn Only «4 amall proportion of these whore 1ames were read answered “pres. ent.”” Most of the absertees, it -is understood are not to be used The defendant was told to rise. He stood with arms folded. pale, Tonight fair, colder.; with temperature 4| north and 14 to portion; to- in north aha bel STS Sate Satter Ld “ aa . Ry CHARLES G. ROSS Chief Washington Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch, WASHINGTON Jan other volley uf criticism wag fired in the Senate this afternoon at tlie Coolidge-Kello g policy towar i Mexico and Nicaragua. Senators Dili «Dem.) of, Wash- ington. and McKellar ‘Dem.) of Tennessee launched the _ attack. Senator Heflin (Dem.) of Alabama. rollowed with an excoriation of the Knights of Columbus for having, 4s he said sought to drive the Presi- dent into a war with the Calies Government of Mexico. Referripe to a reeent satatemerit ty metal Callies Ili suid that Viexico war willing to submit tha oly and land iaw cortroversy to ar- bitration. de cantrasted the atti- tude of Mexico in this respect with our owpD. contention that the Cai- fornia 4and taws, aimed at. the Jap- anese, are not subject 4o arbitra- 10M. ; If Mexico, he declared. was wili!- ing to arbitrate a question that goes to the very heart of her nationa! sovereignty, the United States could not in decency refuse. Playing the Bally. “The proposition to arbitrate.” said Dill, “is unanswerable, if it be the purpose of this country to play the part of big brother, rather than a big bully. ‘l recognize that a war with Mexico tn itself would be simply a One-side affair, but the great Worid War starte. over trouble with a litt] country, Serbia, down in the center Europe. 1! do not propose to sit silent, without rais- ing m) voice in protest against « policy which might lead to a con- flagration.”’ Ast. Nicaragua, Dill the suggestion made by Senator Boyah yesterday that. the United States conduct a new election there, This. he said was the “only proper lic The rest of the house ts being disposed of to membera of the ‘Swedish colony in New York and amassed a fortune now estimated! to the 300 to whom the Invitations at a Dillion doilars-on a shoestring | have heen mailed General Weather Conditions. lid aad of $28.0 own money— Sassen EE A cae, 1 |MAN IN NEW YORK PRESIDES | was described in the evidence tn the Mississippi Vailev ; I nae e ae i ad aidiate ka amar Pooch the $30,000,000 tax suit the former | AT CONVENTION IN LONIJON oh ihe a3 mi pasa sngwfall was particularly heavy tn Ford minority stockholders have | Northeastern Missouri and North! brought against the Commissioner | 200 Movie Salesmen Hear Speech of Centrai Lilinots. the fal) in some| of Revenue before a qi-; Movie Officer Through Radio- ] ~ s ° S ' a es a s ss > , ‘ piaces WasS more than 12 inches vision of the Federal Board a phone Service An area of high atmospheric pres r , By the Associated Press : sure over the Missouri Rive: drain ax Appeals sitting here. The case NEW YORK. Jan. 14.—For the uge area is giving cold weather! Will come before the ful! board first time in the reco’d of com- north of the gulf states. Some of! Washington tater munications. 2 man in New York the morning thermometer readings This is the story for which Wall today presided at a meeting in Lon. were Cairo 24. St. Louis 10 at bh : don, by making a speech over the %:30, Chicago 6, Kansas City 10. street has been waiting with eager telephone plainly heard across the interest for years. The financiers have always wondered “how Henry ae —_ * ¥ to the penitentiary.” » This is the comment made by Meard W Grant to his attorney $2. mund Bass, on the story he tovd b Bass of his investment. {ast eae | » ng, of funds of the Wugner e Beent-Beli Kealty Co., of whicn Ov a | gecretary-treasurer. in (he Wetock market Grant. now under indictment for blaining money by faise pretenses Mond under $50.000 bond. told his lawyer that, last March, he begar miding an investment of the Itty company’s funds -in Genera! tors stock He was advised that! ihe price of the stock at that time. 9113.25, would be the tow price ind his information. tt proved aft rward, was correct. He put $45, me00 of the company’s money into BGenera! Motors. buying mostly in @ijocks of a hundred shares. pee Ny Lor tees Stocks. _then Grant said. ethers°udvised to trade his Genera) Motors of the Fort Worth lumberman who 14.——Ati- Frank Norris, and her son, D. E. court at Austin, where Norris is on PUBLIG PAYS 25 GENTS FOR CHAPLIN CHARGES First Edition of Complete Ac- cusations in Wite’s Divorce Suit Vanishes Rapidly. MBs. D. E. CHIPPS, widow was killed by the Rev. J Chipps Jr., as they appeared in trial for murder. Ct IMPEDES TRAFFIC IN CITY AND COUNTRY St. Louis, Missouri and Illin is Coated Over—4 Inches of Snow in Kansas City. —not his Internal {n LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14.-—-The first edition of a beekiet conten | ing .in their entirety Mra . lita’ Grey Chaplin’s charges agattvst? Charles Spence: Chaplin, moving picture comedian. in her sensa- tional divorce suit, out yesterday, the public paying 20 cents a copy So many requests for permission to look at her oeti! tion had been received that th: Clerk of the Court withdrew it from the files. Lyndo!} K Young, Chaplin today dec@red his client was prepared to supply the names of the five prominent motion oplc- | referred to in Ice and frozen, slippery snow cover the streets of St. Louis and roads of the surrounding country Missouri and Illinois today, as the result of storm. Traffic accordingly is impeded and the ent haazrd increased. There was sieet in St. Louis be- fore daslight yesterday, and at 6 and intermittent rain midnight yesteraay s was sold oy tama Sate abbas meat ns athena ai Motors stock turned out Motors rose and reached stock General renerai a. m. snow began, whicn lasted til rhe admixture of rain made de- termination diffi - but the Weather Bureau calculated the snowfal)] at 1.7 inches) The rain froze On all sorts of surfaces, form. but composed. his face § expres- ng oa panies ‘ences and letoniesan J PD Moore. District at-|*2"* © the temi:peratur fell. bon | torney of Travis Counry. facing | ™°S? oer ee Norris, read the indictment to him. | @' 1:30 p. mm. yomtereny to IP a When he itntoned solemnly the | 8:30 a. m. today. and a minimum charge that “Qn the '7th day of | Of > ee —— _ oa July. in the year of our Lord. | night, which means the ice will 1926, “ne. the said J Frank Norris, | remain on: Deas did kill and murder the said D. E.! The ‘ower teniperature this Chip> +." the expressior on Nor.| winter waar 6 degrees on Dec. 15 riz’ face did not change. The only! Four-Inch Snow tn Kansaa City. 4 i e of March, 1913, was not excessive. | Arrive at i oo Arenas, This was the ruling Gregg wished |} Costa ca. to avoid. He noted an | Ry the Associated Press around zero in Northern Nebraska Atlantic by 200 persons and from 10 to 12 degrees below The speaker was Robert Lieber. zerc in the Dakotas Patr andj gig it.” president of First Nationa) Ptc- cold weather will continue in Mis | ,. i tures, [nc., owner of th Circle The. wen P Franklin D. Jones, an attorney , ; ; ‘ CROSS sOuri and I[llinots during the next Sep ater in Indianapolis. who delivered two days for the nine petitioners, read the | the keynote address to a conven- MRS F ee ee eee complete financiai history of the; tion of First National saiesmen. in , RANCIS B, HARRISON Ford company up until 1919 tnto| London The speech followed an OBTAINS- DIVORCE IN-PARIS | the record. thereby scoring a vic-jinterchange of greetings between, tory over the Government counse!,| Lieber and J Frank Brockliss a ie " Third Wife of Former Governerr-| who strenuously objected to the| Audibility was said to be perfect. aoe ; ’ oo — oa General of the Philippines inciusion of any figures relating to} The cal] took 10 minutes. and cost / ia; ae ae nh ae t. he Charged Abandonment. the company after March 1,/the company $250. . ow * somes weakened and PARIS, Jan 14.—-Mrs Elizabeth! 1915. the date of the valuation of At London Lieber’s voice was _ Tt . nee disposing Of) Wrentmore Harrison of Berkeley.,; the stock made by Commissioner of} projected through loud speakers. - sage Cal. has been granted a divorece/ Internai Revenue Daniel C Roper tg ee meee Olner from Francis Burton Harrison, for-! in May. 1919. gies Seite “ai a , , —. My while a4 “ LONDON. Jan. 14.—The first A on mer Governor-General of the Phil- A. W. Gregg. head of Govern-| ,eech ever delivered by trans- ’ e summer, . ? ; f le ay eo} a hai wife ; - ; 6 on Aug 9 Poe ene tee Suet war fied yr ‘ ce dee Mi tite nei | The former Elizabeth Wrentmoce | John N. Sternbages. the ie 6000 WILL AVIATORS FLY a erind Jury, which yesterday ! was 18 years old at the time of her ing member of the board ruled} mamernoun voted the first tndict-!.. 8°. ? — i. ~~ | marrag an t arr ht against Grant, take a ee a eerrege tC | ALONG NICARAGUAN COAST | ei vil] Up |; A ion” ithe Governor- 5 ve: case again Tuesday afternoon. | nd 7 ore moron ¥6 oe ge ais’ wice revi sly ¢ > "AS mthe meantime. Andrew C. Maro- | vice previously married, wa . Special investigator for the|°PPOSed by her parents Her ‘a- ult Attorney’s office, will ques- eo = Prof Clarence E. rh a nore, 2ar } t ° bemployes of the company The! _ ean of the College o a indorsed Costa Rida. Northeastern Missour! and the > ‘ em, yee mense charged itn the indictment, min‘ng money by false pre- is punishable by two to five imprisonment. Grant has red himself solely responsible Wdeed of trust fraude which a da loss estimuxted by him at =.000, and by others from _@ mre, 000 to $1,000.000. “Be Maroney, who was Circult At- ia Married Life of © — Princess Sophia ‘°° forced marriage to erick. begins life anew after the - In the mame of the German Republic. Ceciared the marriage dissolved. This ig one of the most sensational divorce the last decade. a’ ‘ m as€s ith He Wanted to Quit Making Moonshine whisky, but claime he did not hecause officers, charged with law enforcement, encouraged him to continue so they could collect ‘*pro tection money from him Eider proved che payments tor protectior and several enforcement officers are oaying the penalty Noble Lord and Wx the Dominion Chorus Girl Un. & Canada the real happily Wed cause? Allegations are being toeaec back and torth and the only reason the case is mot in the divorce court i chat it hasn't been decided whether it ehal! be heard in England or the King's North American domain. Hor the Dust Calen Elder, tarmer- moonshiner, wanted o qut makin: From microecapic Led to Capture particles found in a of Murderer peria«nife used ry the ‘ ' murderer, the Master Man Hunters traced the criminal. Thi ie another thrilling detective story in the series cow sppearing in the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magazine | note; ; nett la $1590 note, and Charles J. Wood ‘to wipe out companys for purposes of appeal. History of Ford Company. The Ford company’s history as related by Jones, began tn June, paprerectiet PUNTA ARENAS, Jan 14.— Major Herbert Dareue’s crippled flag-plane, York, has advanced down the Pa cific Coast of Centra) America in A New 1903. when the company was or-;the 20.000-mile good will flight to ganized for $109.000 on a 1000- share basis. Henry Ford and 4A. VY. Malcomson, who advanced the “money for machinery and patent rights, took 610 shares of stock to- gether As payment for this stock they listed $10.000 worth of ma- chinery, $1000 worth of contracts and-‘ncluded patent rights at $40,- 000. John 8S. Gray put tn $10,500 In cash. He was the banker and was made president of the corporation The other cash contributors were Albert Strelow, $5000; John W. Anderson, $5000: Senator James Couzens. $1000: Vernon C. Frye. $3000 and Horace J. Rackham, $3500 This amounted to $28,000 The two Dodge bro ers, John and Horace E.. gave notes for each. frye gave a $2000 Rackham had an open ac- $1500: Charles H Ben- $5000 note, Couzens oe $5000 sunt of gave a all a $1000 note The notes and $100,000 Two Years’ Dividends. one year of op- eration. on Apri) 1, 1904, the new- ig organized companys had ngs of $82,017. a surplus of $50.- 000. During .1903 and 1904 the company deciared $100,000 tn divt- dends. enabling all these who had After tess than ings open aceounts or had given notes their debts Trom 1903 to 1919 ti.clusive, the declared $94,390,385 ‘ash dividends. itn addition capital atock dividend of 19606 it or $1,900,000 tn 1908 te the golden miracle of Detrolt the company at 2189.000.900 as of March 1. 1913 {rn 1919 most of the minority stock.- holders sold out to Ford at $12,506 » ahare The 29.9090 shares were estimated at that time to be worth $.59.000,090 Today iiany would uke to know exactly how much the Ford family te worth AnnendedA ite the fliet of [oOo Roper valued a ee Conti: aed on Page 3. Column 4, appraisers earn. | jattempt ;venom can imedicinal purpose people! [book and pencil imental cash | poisons as they are infected while and return. by the Louis, arrived here at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon from Amapala, Honduras, «fter skirtine the coast of revolution-torn Nica. ragua The other three planes of the ‘expedition are remaining untt: tomorrow at Amapala. where they arrived yesterday morning from San Salvador The landing gear of the New York broken at San Salvador and will be forced to rely on her seaplane hul! for landing and take-offs until she arrives at Panama. where a reserve plane has heen shipped from San Antonio ESTIMATE BOARD APPROVES $252,000 FOR PLAZA SITES appropriating $252, purchase of six par on the sites of Plaza and Municipal provided in the bond approved by the Boarda of Estimate and Apportionment to- day and sent to the Roard of Al- derment for passage The parcels and prices fixed by with the approval o Citizens’ Bond Issue Supervi Committe: are: Southea *% of Fourteenth and Market by .50 feet, $108.550 street, $22.067: 1323 street, $83.509 142° $10.C00 142% $11.500. and 1228 $16 500 South America Accom panied the New York St. was she Ordinances 117 for the cels of real the Memoria!) 'uditorium. estate issue. were the SOry corne? streets, 73 2 Olive 2--26 Olive Chestnut street Chestnut street (hestnul street 13 '50 VOLUNTSER TO BE ‘STUNG’ : : | Medical College Students in Test to | er! This | Analyze Venom of Spiders. NEW YORK jan 14.—-Fifty young men and women etrdenta at the Homeopathic Medical .College -have volunjeered to be artifictaliyv “stung” by bees and spiders in an to det whether the be made to serve come ermine Mernbers of the equad with te. will record the and physica! effects of the experts make careful obsocrvation. suggestion of agitation was the rapid hatting of his eyes. “How do you plead?” Judge Hamilton. Attorney Payton ing beside Norris. said, “The fendant pleads not guilty.” Norris sat down quickly, obvi- ously relieved that the ordeal was over asked Moses, stand- de- Model of Church Used. Joe P Langton, a carpenter, was the first witness He merely iden- tified a model of the Norris church and office bullt to scale to be used tn the trial The model shows floor of the four-story \dfoining the church, Chipps was killed. It shows stairway second bullding. which the {n hefore approaching Norris and the office In which he was shot three times as he protested to the pastor against attacks on Mayor By. ¢ The ex- \leacham of Fort Worth hibit wae placed on the floor in front of the witness stand where the furvy may look down on the roofless interior as though it were on an adfoining biulidine peering Aawn into Norris’ office On cross-eaamination it was hrought out that the wall) between Norris’ private office whera Chipps waa killed. and the general offices was of thin plaster with the apparent purpose of show ing that persons in the general of fices could hear what was sald when Chipnps called to remonatrate against Norris’ criticisms of Mayor Meacham Such testimony tf Is assumed. would he tn support Norris’ claim that Chipps’ languare wae stich as to put him itn fear of his life Pacstor’s Aim Deadly. O. W Phillips Fort Worth em. balmer. who prepared Chipp’s hody for burtal teatified to the good aim and deadty effect of the preacher's shooting There were three builet wounds. he said One entered the heart from the left eide The other two entered the right aide a little below the colla hone and ranged toward the neart The bullet that entered the oeart first passed through Chipp’s teft arm. held tn a defensive position against hie hody “Wonld each of the wounds hage of on Page 3, Colamna 2. Le el Contipaed h up which he climbed to | his death. the anteroom he entered Northern two-thirds of Iilinois had heavy snow. reaching a depth of a foot or more. Kansas City had four inches of snow South of 8t Louis in Missouri and [Illinois there was considerable rain and little snow. but the rain froze, so that the whole of both states is well sheathed In ice and snow. About 600 telephones tn the citv were out of order this morning | because of rain-soaked cables A considerable number of telephones similarly disabled, were restored overnight SERUM REPORTED DISCOVERED EAR TREATING RHEUMATIC FEVER Philadelphia Bacteriologist Say« He Has Isolated Organism That Causes Disease Ry the Associated Press PHILADELPHIA. Pa., Jan. 14.— isolation of the organism of rheumatic fever by Dr. James C Small chief bactertologtst of the Philadelphia General Hospital. and the development of a serum for the treatment of that disease were announced last night. The announcement Or Wilmer Krusen Public Health of Philadeipnmia who said that only moderate claims as to the value of ‘‘1e ni w vas made by Director of : ad j at ‘ he ‘? construction. | er um were being nna.e bi cause istill ‘Dr Smal! has been conducting ex- ‘periments with a view to Isolating ithe specific organiam of the rheu.- in the experimental! stage i» tnatic fever for many vears. a en een $10,000,000 LIQUOR RING HEAD GETS 2 YEARS, $10,000 FINE ‘mii Wormser and Confedvcrates Sentenced to Prison ‘by New York Federal Court. the Aweociatec Presse ‘ NEW YORK Jan %14.-——Emil Worniweer ‘millionaire resident of Riverside drive. and convicted Ry head of the Port Chester rum rina was sentenced to two vears in At- lanta penitentiary and fined $16, 000 in United States District Court today Three confederates were xiven ieseer sentences fhe rum ring reported to have had asnete of approximately $16 - 000.000. operate? veaneie tandina smugegied tiquor at jand nearby shore points. Port Chester Mrs..Chaplin. had the books of the acreen star under scrutiny today Mrs Chaplin ts seeking a share of the comedian'’e fortune esti. mated in her suit to total $16 000 - 060 Of this amount. she declar~-a, $10.000.000 is community property Inder California laws the wife ts entitled to an equal division of the community property However. Mrs Chaplin's attorneys point out that {f her charges of extreme cruelty are proved. Chaplin may under the divorce laws of the State, ' he penalized to the extent of losing his share of community property Receivership notices already have been served on the banks, preventing the withdrawal of any of the actor’s funds Chaplin, in New York, Declares He Will Fight for Children Ry the Assoctated Pree NEW YORK. Jan. 14.— AN ee Ree ean

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= in Ss ee WARRANT F a | MAN SAYS : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ FIRST MEXICAN OIL FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 19297 ima MAW Senators Riddle Bullying — Policy Toward Mexico Seeecres™ _ Policy Toward Mexie? QHTINSE.NED WAL BEM gg ECE IS Hl mount Questions Embraced in to the Senate Foreign Relations / he said, to ask both parties ‘* s2': | Resolution Now Drafted. Committee a document purporting | questions: “Are vou with Russia | Attorney - General Ortega Re-|R. J. Brueggeman He : |} | AS] ; - 3 ’ C | AGE 2. REBELS CHECKED MO TO GUST CAPTVEPREST One General Reports to War Department the Ex- ecution of 40 Insurrecto: —Agrarians Aid Troops. UNCERTAINTY ABOUT | BISHOP CONTINUES | i Me mee _— ml ‘ BURNED TO DEATH GIRLS By the Associated Press. 14.—Con- ico, ith America in! : oe: to show that Mexico is the base of }in Mexico, or w : | fuses to Disclose Course fessed Plan to | WASHINGTON, Jan. |sideration of a broad legislative | | | program for agriculture would be a i wee undertaken by Congress under a} PoOlshevist propaganda in the West- | Mexico? Are you for the fresi- W ern Hemisphere aimed at the “im-j| dent of Mexico, or for the Prest- | Defendant in Escanbe perlalistic United States."’ Point- | dent of the United States?” Tell of Calli t Firemen | °°"*2"ve Hull (Dem.), of Tennes-! ing out that the Kellogg statement Replying to Eaton, Representa- © Oo ng Oo ‘ peptineeg i | See, ‘Was the only part of the proceed- | tive Huddleston re ad frum a new | By the Associated Preas. ! Rescuing! 1t woulda embrace 10 questions | ings of the Foreign Relations; paper editorial, which described| MEXICO CITY. Jan. 14.—The da Who Were | K 1! 's €@rabce proposed by groups seeking to re-|~C™M™ittee last Wednesday given | Secretary ellogs app ‘““ | Department of Industry and Com- ’ : rs, dn to th blic, Se the | before the Senate Foreign Affairs, Othe but Coul t Hear)... the condition of the farmer.|..,. 7" * a Cees ee | Committee as an “utterly indecent; ™erce has delivered to Attorney- © ae Their Warning. Hull resolution | resolution drafted today by Repre- He Will Pursue. Following the eg | y of Robert J.£ year-old railroad a. ‘Lawn, that the aute pare. ‘rated with white rfitbeus 4 | bridal party, in whieh ae ‘Tested Wednesday nage: ithe city jafl, was really ake ‘the purpose of alding ty 4 y Turnbo-Malone, of Country’s Riche groes, Assails In 4 of Husband Suing LLL LE DECLARES SHE MA ALL THAT HE onl yeu iIf adopted the y inference was that he wanted Genera! Ortega the first of Its cita- | \O0 go to the country as a fustifica- | intellectual] exposure.” beading spe mur nic = vo con-'tion for the administration’s policy | Heflin Blames Knights of Colum-jtions of oil companies who have | report on legislation on not applied for ratification of their ithe following subjects an aeerel orsen. . . oe ' ti New) : ; tor Heflin in a characteristic By Leased Wire From the Pastt seldetion, tatbencinnss Resolution Against Break With; Senator Hef neat ia rights under the petroleum and land? taws. fork Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. : Mexico Offered in House. 'speech during the discussion on s ve YORK. Jan, 14.—~Atnold a asreements, increased effi-| dhe wouse was asked in & reso-| Mexico and Nicaragua today sald aa tsi... and encouragement of the |jution today by Representative| he wanted to tell the Senate about| The citations were delivered un- Daly, the actor, was urne ©|co-operatives from the anti-trust Ger an order teeued by Presid FF hace & warrant was tanya sident | , |charging h 2 Calles on Jan. 4 and were supplied elemental ot ama to * (- eae - . ee ee sn ee ~s a me ie Ay yey, os rs : ey a> BR ae eee ONT Be verowtedities BY : oY ; : ; M A 0A BES i pe et five > pe aratensh os % ie pt ees o . aay ee ee ar - sos dep 7 S SS aad A at Ses nase . . 42a pe aoe a an a IPD Piha eect @ GRP ancl * 6) 03 i _ —— ow " a - - a “ - A nitgeene ae wl — es “ ; i Marth Ant = 2 * - —O =e “ oo Ne os le PRON tae coe te ae grape y Pe rae ~ fru ae. Yetails Beauty Cul 7 She Got as Child Herb Doctor and _ first street in spite of the cries Of/ duction and readjustment of rail- |justify the severance of our diplo- “At a time,” he said, “when his _ Traveler Resembling Secre- tary of Episcopate Said to He declined to| ‘TY which have not fulfilled Be Enroute to Gautemala | Border. | Uy the Associated Press. : | MEXICO CITY, Jan. 14.—Fed. | eral troops pursuing rebel groups | continue their movement to points of strategic importance, and It seems | established that they have been! able to suppress the uprisings of the last week or two. checking a! least temporarily, what might have developed into a concerted revolt. Pursuant to its belief that priests | | % a4 ARNOLD DALY. BOARD OF EDUCATION. i i the interior of the five-story build- ing, had been extinguished, anda after a dozen other tenants had been taken safely to the street, fire- men entered the two-room and bath apartment on the fourth floor rear and found the actor’s body. ‘Daly had been sitting in a chair, apparently asleep. Two young actresses, peertng from a window across a courtyard. saw the flames creeping across the floor of the room toward the fig- ure that sat by the window, but their words of warning went un- heard above the shouts of firemen fighting the blaze on the floor be- taxation to the counties, suspension of monopolies in the distribution of farm products, speedy amend- ment of temporary relief measures (Hull would give Congress a choice between the Aswell and Curtis-Crisp bills), and preater utilization of the Mississipp! and other rivers for water transporta- tion of agricultural products. HOW HENRY FORD MADE A BILLION ON A SHOESTRING | ‘ ' “The agitation tn favor of any such course is no less than a crim- inal effort to substitute a state of war for the presen! peaceful con- dition,” says the Moore resolution It was referred to the Foreign Af- fairs Committee. “It {s, of course, not to be sup- posed that the President desires trouble with Mexico,” said Moore in a statement, “‘bu’ the very se- vere references to that country tn his Nicaraguan message can but serve to stimulate the propaganda which has the definite purpose of | { for an answer. to take the United States into war and within three days, the polit- ical situation became dangerous, and but for California, he would have been beaten.”’ Referring to a newspaper file, Heflin said that on Aug. 5, 1926, the Knights of Columbus, in an- nual convention at Philadalephia, raised $1,000,000 for propaganda to bring on a war with Mexico an4J adopted a resolution which in ef- fect was a demand on Pres‘dent Coolidge to begin’ war immediataly Under México’s new oll which became effective on Jan. laws” concerning thelr concessions laws. of this year. all rights and fitiles acquired before 1917. when the new Mexican Constitution went in- to effect, are declared invalid and their holders were required to ap- Ply for concessions their rights before Jan. 1. extensive tracts affected by laws, have refused to apply confirmatory concessions on confirming American oil companies, owning the for they Continued from Page One. bringing about intervention. | against the Calles overnment Upholds Mexico's Rights, | °®* G | contention that no adequate pro- itection of their rights is provided |plice after they had ¢ Ma | volver wired to the sereey .the visitors’ cage ep ' | floor tier of the jail, ‘admitted to Chief of Tf Kaiser that he wag . Thomas Lowry, confineg h Section of the jail for the ms of Motor Cycle Pol 3 Lovely, Sept. 25. Tuesday, he sald, he jail carrying a revolver, fy visitors” cell following the | pered direction of cured ![t with wire telephone shelf. : aa Lowry hy By Piete Lowry natn Into Vast Fortune. , the | Sa “Everyt sf my effort.” hing he has {s tht In these words, Mrs. Af Po pe Turnbo-Malone. one ealthicst Negroes in the States cymmed ap her itt! rd her hushand. Aaron éne. who sued yesterday issoiction of the College. vorce and d ership in Poro fegfo institution ~* 4300 avenue. TRE yor y oor a ™ A, = ~ i ae ee he Gone? icehciiliaie satelite 5 gtiagpe cap gat m2 ~~ i\Mr YDa'v’e attorney for manv vears. ecuted. The paper. in an Wagner and H. F. Fahrenkrog will Nolet Tel condemns the “waste of blood” P| expire : Isahel — ion tat Mexico, abuse of the death penalty f . : ancers, who live: nr 1e front | ge: | The law governing school board |.,.++ment on the fourth floor sald On Jan. 6 it was announced that | 2!™ to park on Fourteenth s ’ as made low. Attorney-General Ortega had vet ty | opposite the jail bullding, 7 “It was like some awful scene, set on the stage," said Marjorte McCormack whose rear window in the apartment house at 27 West Fiftieth street, ts directly adifacent to the actor’s apartment. “Flames were fumping out of the two side windows, but the center window dividends declared yearly 1903 to 1919 inclusive: “The Government of Mextico| The oe po gor = seems to be arraigned for recog-| eine used, said Heflin. dated bac pew . aa bus reso- | , 12,000 | nizing Sacasa as President Nic- | tO this Knights of Colum day where w hres: $8,000 | aragua. instead of nis and 9s ai. | tution Wits): sees Te See Yeeros Be would take aammen inure prisoners, whose madi - 200,000]lowing arms and munitions to be | States could not endure the “Rus- | oll companies which had nthoge a man did not know, would jai 10.000 furnished the former. But Mexico | Sianizing of Mexico.” Heflin hea plied with the new laws. After a| Their talk was cut short by 100.000} has the same right to recognize and |Clared that teh United States had |conference with President Calles, appearance of Lowry's swe 1 $00,000 oe ae ee ves ee “ta nis osfert na ia ee td jhe said: “I cannot say at this time | 2* the visitors’ cage, ae 1,800,000 : |in what form I shall take the meet , casa as the United States to recor: | * ' eee age Pe That night Brueggeman) 2,000,000 | nize and countenance the assistance | Cherished Amer oan brine P's” | tion to which the nation {s entitled, |“ automobile under an am 3,005.00) ] of Diaz. separation of church and state. ibut I can say that I will t name and decorated it wi: 5,200,000 “I don’t deny the Knights of | tile act @c- A |cording to law.” ok : “It does no* seem to me that | a6) ies cha vteht ae itten bons to make it readily ® oe Oak bee oe SOnt WN 6 ee a > ee as Meanwhile the ofl companies guishable to the jal! b shame him 1 wanted to gee yiry have been continuing operations. “5 : 16,200,000 ee ne ee jp aisar Bi "sciaae wtane el | fronting iy ) : | ity and make the VO, orandum relative to bolshevist in- | 2° o anms ste 3 ——- | been found by detective, Qs Vanity abe tl 3,200.000 ] : | int y 3 T } | Y. assing situation plunge ‘us into war. Tam hoping | SENATE ADOPTS CONFERENCE ae REPORT ON RIVERS BILL fluences radiating from Mexico Brueggeman drove up the 7” ae wen oo mh ike , ratituc 9,200,000 Nothing is easier nowadays than |#"2d pray he could not find parking Attacks Wile oe 5,200,000 |'ta attach the bolshevist label to any | dent will not be moved by the ap- : Meastre Providing Missouri River Improvements Is Ready for 4 ~ o> “ih Fourteenth street, and started; 24,175,885 | activity which mav displease us, or | Peal. cling the building slowly, which create anrrehension.”’ | Adopting his familiar pose of de- President’s Signature. WASHINGTON, - Jan. 14.—Con-| tracted the attention of the dé Fearful of Rolshevism. |fender of the right against power- | tives and led to his Sime He’ Indorsing the President’s Nieca- | ful and malignant influences. the released today under #1609 : raguan-Mexican policy. Represen- | Alabama Senator said he had been / ._. ; a tative Eaton (Rep.) of New Jer “tipped off’’ that his attack on E. Doiepete thee. teers meet he sey, told the House today that the/L. Doheny.” the richest member | day with the adoption ue re “real danger’ itn Mexico ts bol- | of the Catholic church, had brought | ference report es the Sen th aoa shevism, and that America "cannot (down on him the wrath of a pow- The House previous! na é 1 d and will not stand tdly by.” }erful chain of Catholic mnewspa-/+, 7) Senate ato moe oni i Referring to a recent statement/pers, which were going to “work measure, which thori U oe in the House by Representative }on” him continually. 7 a Huddleston (Dem.) of Alabamte He said that he desired people |. Eaton said he wanted to protest/to know how “dangerous” it was | aa mixtures fascinated me I Say a: ' ,cent of the entire vote cast at the! I 4 ‘ ul 2 } Jalv’s last appearance in against “the attempt , ‘bod Oo se “th mete B; | “ And what happened to pt now being/for anybody to oppo ae AT 3 o be wu beauty doctor. a person, thought to be the Bishop | a ; preceding election. In St. Louls, jiegitimate theater was as Francois | A. V.! made by certain politicians, {n and|eram of those who want to make Be I HE HO U SE OF Bz L\LD WW 1 Ll remember of my year = choo! ix the chemistry ¢la arrived at the Cordoba Railways | : | | ) : } approximately =e signatures wil! | Aichile Razaine in Theater Guild's | co gegen “ar Ge out of the House, to create a oar. 1 A: Tx Santis Peiebaens nee “aware candidates by peti- | production of Franz Werfel's | ++ orc ear ae c tisan issue out of the present sit-/the country [tnto war.’’ + ‘When I was 20 1 decid : pa beauty parior in Love Station, three hours journey from | be inaieed of “Juarez and Maximilian.” early in| Wa5 trying to organize a compan, as ‘ a e n liquid shampoo | SPECIAL SALE © Bre: its owners mc 1,000 000 through the | ure and sale of halr ton parmetics for Negroes. “when | married Mr M 914 he didn't have @ Cem old a Post-Dispatch report ag just a teacher In a sece shoo! The title of “man Poro College. | gave him as er of courtesy. because f+) hushand and J didnt Ww from | 1904 1905 1906 , cre 0666 6606046640 ebe |) ae 1909 1910 1911 1912 1913 . 11914 .. 1915 1916 1917 *eeeeeneeeoeeses e@eeee —" eT a i Ot eeeooeaeoesea epee eeeeen e®eseseeooaoeP?Oeeeoeeneeee8 e*eee¢e7nreoesese¢se#esees coerce reccoccccere — “Every penny in. the h mine and | have always mery move, passed judg 11 was my eff College, and made tt g It ee**®eeeees eee *eeeeeose#e*ee#ee#eee#e erything. Marted Poro my effort that > sey The z rentest sin Missouri River tmprovement, he sin of ingratitude.” nois River work, purchase of 4g Mrs. Malone tells he Cape Cod Canal and other ‘ass born some 45 Fe ects, now goes to President . Turnbo, in Lovejoy, idge. It would authorise ema izest of 11 children tures of $71,000,008... 9 MB was a little girl | used nee the fleld, around = herbs with an Nan relative of mine.” she ‘She was an herb doctor $94,890,385 The $24,175,385 dividend noted for 1919 was voted by the com- pany in compliance with an order from the Michigan Supreme Court, resulting from a suit initiated by the Dodge brothers to compel Ford to disburse the huge surplus the end “informal ecutions.” lelections has been chan . . y ) aw so UC langed itn one v dinner with Dalv late the Bishop's Wherembouts Uncertain. |. cnect since the last election. For. — . The whereabouts of Bishop a |merly it was necessary to obtain cual Diaz, Secretary of the Cath |4), signatures of only 1000 voters ' night hefore fn their apartment. He had been morose ard il) for | ev davs. they said, and'‘at sup- olic Episcopate. who was ate |to a petition to insure place of can- eign talked dieenctedlvy of a ca-| company had on hand in 1916 and ae en Sates Shy |didates not otherwise chosen on reer that had brought him to the|1917. It was paid to the minority from the country after his arres't;,,. , . ee ; ast Smiaw are -uncertate “prs | the ballot. The 1925 Legislatur2 | vaudeville etage after his successes | &to¢ kholders, although Ford had te f yr Vera Cruz : jchanged the requirement to 2 Der of the past. | bought or was buying their hold- advices from r a os ie ”%, ~ pe oe oP athrering ‘ pie. hi x uy * ag EIT RG Re eee a REE A erie oe: Pre . ee oie Beeld OS™ Fae =" Oo weMeiaeny aloe Ree Sat OS is ity ae ee oe . san - £. P te t= ; A 2 . a ’ a & a: 2. 2 ; ae cd ay 1 * * : & > ie . . . nd ha Jae et } Ye . 3 Re See ; a mM mare - E. a ae 4 fe er 5 5 - a * ey S Same t [ae “se “4 ; a ais SS q ._ + ae ul + = % a Smee a . ee iz Ses 4 ine 4 wre rad i * ae = £ * + ig a > - > ie 5 eS 7 4g 235 € L Po =. : a : y « a & b > 2 : S ‘= ~ , ” - —_— = s 7 a 3 > =e * F : . J ‘ a ¢ % a. . . 2 - y : 4 ; > eS -* Ss i . 2 = Ss fect + 2g 3 Pee & -ie 7 - r. Ps .: a oe =i ae Bere 4 > a j P y — oF ; «= b P 4 i€ é .: Sa " % -¥ . ae 2 a % 4 - i = ‘ aa - “1 5 : > a " : ea * >. om - a =. = * bs | ee a . eS ae ay : * Dts ~ 2 t z “ re ; i ade mat t) have a : ie as, = cS tes a real bargain for the bey thats hard on Shoes: tan or black leathers; afses 10 boys’ atzxe 6: all at one _ =m Mn = te oe to large ae nonkey with vour poil it’ “Rot | went out and mad hance thetr mind: J went n the buegv and made af femonstrated the shampoo if. and talked about ete nd tveiene, until they ras ripiit 1 came to St 4 7O2 and opened a place @ Market street because the er. nore opportunity — Pe Agents Througt is “When omarried Mr Ma 7 eei4 the business was wel ished 1 had agents al Mited States and had a 1 R100 Pine aetreet The Ould have developed whe Malone was there or not” Mrs Malone built the | oro College *in 1918, @& hree-story brick building. Mnex of similar construct fands ont like a monume gro district and te not @ tall hut a manufdetory metic preparations and @ Of the training of agen Blone’s idea in to te *Titu How how t W to #ell--she makes f nt. employes and aiver wiurses in athivtice and a “The money 1 have mad Alone de: inred “hae eo F iteelf | have not heen peney, only .rying to 7 " On the theorw that Hlineas Nerro race BIN recogniiion and self | Neighbors Sec, and EF “If you get e man to will want to clean If he waak “ee Will wan¢ clean ° "=-rnalleand «a chee Then hte neigh a habitation his My financial ane isi Pye, tn dune to the fact ded th. wave of ‘big tried to treat my human beings” ba Mallon. in his eit, , Mm? Institution was a ‘50. Soe OO that the businers “7d tludement hes hy he married the @ a14 Made it the natia al. — ae today He ' fe hed « violent tee ed at him treated hit fh and contempt, fefuse With him-and exel de her soctal functions, ary, 1925. moved him’ from their apartment Euilding to a a _ “ross the hall. Pever could quite up ‘ Malone,’ the wife : a&.wave very mvste , Mer aecmed to take any. "© business. He went =, Sot on the “3 he Es tes cad ‘o - ° ee: es ~~) oe = ae : . 2 Pe t x &. be. rs =. zi5 fo tart. tives tive a is ~ be a - ee <p . “¢ Se ex: se

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o Severel wry i al ee ee een POT OIOPAIGH CL PRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 15 — LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 3 rs satinraneneteenaseease _— — 7 a SAYS PORD|_westhy Negros in Suit Over Forme BECK DEFENSE AML ESSE INDICTED IN KILING movers rox mnoen HELD AS SLAVER OF ete g . po a « a a i nal “a in! Soh SE Me a hy Ae SERS oie 4 : Aner rm Ute JURY PRR REL PELE LIE LOLOL ELBIT ICE TELA RET ar . - #1 i Ptr atin papa sabia Sera: sonar Soares ves ie ag Disappears From Catalogue. Malones have been recog- dissolttion of their Man relative of mine.” | Cid in nore than a muon, | | . | Would Save Publishers $7.000,000 | | a : "aN N : a | & Year; Repeals Parcel Post | poten enter te i £ SE RE Se. Mies | By the Associated Press, | eee | eae es : ee NE sis 8 ee : re 7 cle 9 | WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.— A os See eae tins Se Seer ee * y ees : y a , » Oe Sal en eee 3 Ss ‘7% , 2? = a® : I 1 3 »oteal ge sess Alabama High School Prinetpai | Bad wouid materially reduce the | : o> j Jeri ‘| > | . . ; => G j _- > ’ tessed Plan to Aid Murder | | | Pestetiice Desixtment’s revenue derer 24 Hours After His Pas | Accused of Murdering Wife, ios : ; : : Tabi © + _— Aa : 7 : a ¢ > Defendant in Escapin = and effec J a substantial saving In Identification. Heavily Insured. g. rae, saseenirana ime publishers’ circulation costs was me x éé . ordered yesterday by the Senate wee “¥ rae te a! party, in which he Was _—_—_—_— oe in 1925, were adopted. The | Brillante avenue, last Sept. 25, ar aoe. ee eee ies was drowned six weeks ago tn Wi e 7 & in ) a ' . i . > ee a i : eo. ee ' +. and eS Oe SHE MADE Counsel for Christian W. Beck, ©'™ination of the service charge. | tngictment charging first-degree! (eameuee eee” hee , 00 backwaters he an auto ‘the city jatl, was reali): y P a i. > ee ¢ | unofficial estimates indicated, | 7% % , “2% ‘mobile wreck near Lawrenceburg. y rented ma former president o 18 efunct | would cause - tee te rerenne ax | murder was returned ag.inst Ros-. oe | Cy . held in Florence on 469 P ae ei = S a . $ i : : ¥ A ern? - els t « ° .. pe the purpose of aiding In 9 » ALL THAT HE HAS Federal Home Building Corpora- | ‘high as $18,000,000. 'coe Walters, two-term ex-convict. | # — —— mane Chas aaa : Charlies Bat at : i | Tha indtetr Por ‘nte » th “% Oe ia charge of miu : break, @ warrant was issued ¢ tion, ¢ rial since Monday charged | The committee rejected a propo- | - rhe indictment was voted by the ‘ tle. the girl’s brother-in-law, ewor wat fe $ ae : re | ‘gal of grand jury yesterday afternoon up- , ee ee fed | chi irging him with furnishing C It Id & RGR Rom > ye g ) 51 using the mails ° enator McKellar (Dem.) of | on testimony by the bov. James T: y to the warrant. ler ne ? C u ure ea 3 ie $e : SOR 2 SF : on Z ; Tennes see, to fix ‘ S sec} tariff iz « i) ) 1i1@ Se nes a eis i ‘ , i a | te ; wae of —. wn to a prise A Det ils Beauty t. f oe | ee © sy te ae se a te ef i in ¢t promotion of a fer newsnaner . “ . i ‘i lor, of 1822 North Prairie avenue * rosecutor Boyd sald a bag e charge is a fe Cra cgit e P Seaton Lge gs Sil. ae EOS ve oa sc sundaes, ‘“ ;' , ; wAuld bL uced stify aa ha- ” celOny ang is y Chi Id From a : Pe Bg SS “own-vour-own-home”’ scheme, an- , i Seats : and his cousin, Pauline Phipps, 11. reuid produced to testify tha : ishable by imprisonment trees i She ot as I e ae aw fee Oe ——s proved a section imposing a flat Police sometimes are skentical of Wi odward’s clothes were not wé D-, to 10 ye See eae SS gr un day that they would special hand}! har f °5 cents | Pe PLCS! ¢ : : ‘ ; ars. Me, so , = : Po : nounced today a3 y ~ lane ng cnarge OI 2zv Cents ; ~ the cident and that 3 : ; " e 2 ¥ ea . ° 6 t se : uD] ca J 44 & ii pi iii 4 bk ss | , ; ' , ne the lookout for an Outside — F rtu jury that the company’s business 1996 : sta ee ee oe );my's.” as he had visited police ES Coy young woman was heard to scream plice after they had found Into Vast Fortune. AARON E. MALONE. Mis. ANNIE TURNBO-MALONE. ee tiet the theor ‘ve0 before. a general increase in|, seuastess 20 te cee 6 before she was drowned. Wood volver wired to the screef e — a ecaeiaaaamene | was legitimate, that the theory of _ postal charges was effected. iy ‘i 4 a | g por By & Post-Dispatch Staff Photograph:.| ward told persons on the scene his the visitors’ ca —— § } |applying mass production to the | ee ee ee ROSCOE WALTERS. bride was driving the automobile fl 4 ~ a i wthing he has {fs the resu't ; state Committee, and had an idea/ »uted connection with the Ku Kiu» ‘ .. " — FRENCH ARREST 3 AMERICANS identified none. But on his twen- : ; Oride Was Criving the 4 i.e) . ‘ 6 . —— _ ae . . j . » + T +i 7 ; ,* 1¢ We . B0OU i ** - +4 ot , . oS +? e *a>} j - co: “ag pera: : 1 eon page Brueggem, Ever} ey he was going to be a_ political] Klan was raised The State de | comstrus vageed P oa Prete gg | ty-first visit Wednesday he saw) ====———=——==--== nd that in avoiding “- pay 3 dri 7; . H + ne ? - SP a elgg . - . ara nino * he rater. i‘ tne vi Chief of Dete ot my effort : power. One day, with no ee clared he was a kiansman One ot | 2nd that s vis vl a? +i area’ By the Associated Press. | Walters and said Walters was the MAN SETS. TO-YEAR SENTENCE drove into *he water © sa . « . —— F - - ¢ +7 ‘eo (r?e ] er ia m , , » tn ootas } UL n-; Kaiser that he was a friend @ 1p these worus. eS ' |tion at all, he packed up his things 'the defense attorneys denied thi: more of ine concer " gyro k PARIS, Jan. 14.—Continuing'! man who shot Dozier. He remem- was nearly drowned. : . - Ii oem ‘ ' ' ¢ YY? ne it St Cc - ‘ " . 3 as ; . a P . ~~ ? oe es ‘ , 3 nd Thomas Lowry, confined tn Turnbo-Malone. one of 1! ind ‘moved across the hall. We nut refused a challenge from the | dissension — their efforts to clean up an alleged, bered the robber as a_ tall man tun PAKI iN A 9142 nuLuur pre Bigs ae piomce g 8 een at ee ae fer the murdey ¢ Negroes in the Ll haven't spoken to each other since | State to deny {tf under oath holders. heer; band of international thieves, po- whose cheek bones and mouth! ried $16 500 life tneuranee, whici: ; = s i si ‘ 5 4 * : 0,- | Lovely, Sept. 25. Gates summed | jays’ questioning of veniremer summoned oo ee : 8 who, they said, were connect- | Jimmy” and Pauline, as told Guuly 01 rareman- Mclutosn pay $26,500. One policy for nde : “ hand aroT) st . . ,eNnNTt las int € sec t ‘ , ree “ i f | ywerert . + ss : c , inciud- s F ™ > .- en 7 oO ‘ PD + the jail carrying | & yevelves. Int Eine, who sued yesterday : : ~~ ©" the prosecution lawyers of klan ac- : 40 men and a Ce cae go irrested vesterday. buy two bottles of milk. While’ James Duncan, 23 years old, who clat se, has been paid to her Catate. for | “iSitors” cell following the wh ad "a : ee genie cire-"* tivity in. behalf of the accused ne 7 ae Women ye: ae » arrested today gave their Pauline went across the street to, was one o1 the most bonded crim- Woodward took ous another polics e , ae char ; rrp, 3 | . : 4 sF » fa a Sr @| rz j +. is ; . ’ . . ¢ : woe ~ on ef . ‘ | a “4 . h. | Pered direction of Lowry he _™ Collese nou: Baving = Biven liberally (0) preacher. It came to a head when! Tom 00 5 Sidhe a “ names as Mrs. Mary Hines Thom-, change a $10 bill, two robbers en-/.nals in St. Louis, today was sen- for $5000 on her life a week aren - +) fa eee ee u Orn » ritieas - a — . nth= ane . } vy . . Bata ts ‘ a ~_ . _ ve ' ; har 2 2 ‘ 1 ee ‘ . eh ro- Cured it with wire underneath pership in daca “4300 —F ve ph coRaguerragiaase iy In ay cent months, Tumey, a city employe, ad- | 70™Me-Ou! dir Ogi aecaeagenm K as. of Chicago: Charles Keller, also tered, attempted a holdup, shot! enced by Circuit Judge Hogan to her death. 5h =e or d $1501 ed telephone shelf. Lowry instructeg ee"? inst. tull0D _— i a erie Malone as been in the bac mitted that he had been a mem-| $55,348 Charges to Derk. of Chicago, and Lee Davis, of Kan- Dozier and fled. Pauline, returning 109 years in the State renieuuary insurance payable to her mother, ha: im to park on Fourteenth atpegy dnant avenus Pa are thar | ound. Formerly his picture ap-' per of the kian but had resigned eee cos gpa loge occupies’ sas City. Mo. They carried false; to the store as the robbers de-!on his plea of guilty to participa-| . Woodward — convicted here % oppos! te the Jail bullding, the nev has made its se °. sini beating is pewre d beside Mrs. Maione S an. 2 wo days after receiving several onurs toaay by soOpert American passports, police de. parted, could not positively iden- (on ina $142 holdup at the (;rafe.- (octoper, 1324, oO breaking into th: “a 7 ; if hrou h ne i ‘ . “¢ natal SIVe WT ¢ recen ;SsS tl a. ‘T) 7 r ) ic acc j it - , 5 ‘ ; ) F= " : z : ' . : : , 5 oe in « “\ 1 appearance of Low ry's swe 1914 he di D har reporter “H cult Judge aerreren to appoin ‘At it. snc » developed fn this harged to Beck in the audit, al- | wealthy Dutchman into placing | Bowlin, confessed Kroget store bers and police. Duncan and Ro.la' months in jail, but was pardoned . j p c . x wehbe “7 J Pen é }y nN “ry # 5 1 Srrn ef % Qa «: ? | ; | ~ £> r . ? ' ") f) _— — } : {ry . fa i a .? — » , rt spemn? 7 * Vv re — i A vw“ - 2 bons to make it readily 4 r nt couriess aes S oe fi né aring Jan. oi . Pr} Tt Lite ‘ Dil . 2 r - Moses for the defense : check To a { loth feo £ OO] ipany, a WM is S] € . fc - ré Cre e rae ex ' shooting. and I este r Bene V were arreste d lat- $6000 LIMHOR SHIPMENT - hand and qian t Vatat ra wil] decide whether ¢ rrr 1 -—_ Eee a v? © i tages “we Tomrale . ¢riink ‘Ompany. ¢ secret pPenses sucn as paying AUGITOTrS, Inline awn ® eo av that beta set } eu isha the jail breakers. ” a al anted tO 200 - wer te deemed ‘necessary. Th — tiyiigtonse eRe ae ae pe ~ ttl tees einamegs ibeaganacinane el ome clerks, and rent iB hevwagy panned penal Ros-| °F and charge d with assisting Dean s r “s ame iilsas : it cC.iy¥ye SS ACCITICS eC CSoal ¥. at ee _ Tha niiiiei barrassing sliuation are said to represent an investrren Se ee ss in Packard a ymobiles an va0U =" ie , san¢ NBS | nf ss ; c >., 2 ; . ee “Attacks His ingratitude Sut $750. D0. {rs. Malon : : ; sie — ; Pp- jin Fe ae | . were read at which the restena-/ sae heist —— re stealing a $10,000 bond and is is aoe peepee oa NS: — ; j » oe (Oi é€ tf) ; eid .' ee. Se) &: FS iit aah A eS ji el ‘ oi . tic e "7 te cash. , at) Ai , Lai \ i ‘ erry ‘ treet, i Pe. o * L 243 ’ " ‘ : , ‘ he could not find parking space og . ‘eoey penny in the business *;. eee “eae ain Ae - tomes oe eee ae ae nner tions of Gus O. Nations, former initial rep + On Jan. 4, when Duncan was A broken bottle in + shipment of Fou rteent h street, and started ctr Es \ pT iiss | , Aiil i as ia «Al ste c thi op : veniremen is } } } : "7 af) 4 qd. ‘ ner’'son i; %s . Bigs ait : 4 a4 ~ rey oiver and other articles. The pene . Sars ¢ 5} berv : se ling the building slowly. which gym @°¢ we ews ~ | mill’on dollars ai ” ; he dafanes: Ste! *ectarad — holders chief pronh:hition enforcement agent | agnfession was made after Roy! under seven charges Of FrobDeryY: 399 quarts of ifinported English * eee , 7. massed judemer rn R 4 ine ' pre seaics 0. ee st eles gore ee 2 feckett ar SS ps Senligpaene yt “land burglary. for which bonds to- é 3 tr acted the attention of the de Og ee Soe F gorge ee - county, in which this case is about | “id $266 200.20 1 i Or min ae 7 ¥ rine Socal cee ‘. or Sa ee a eee -| tating 340 000 had been posted, he and French liquors, sent from De- : as my Lal S is on , F ae o aulus. as rectors, were record- } | te 4 J,OUC p0steG, fi ' ‘tives and led ta his arrest. He | Ms se : on et was - . see O! . h he to he tried. has been ‘ne scene of treasury, cA ws ee - I re ceipts od to tated salle iis si yi dae superintendent of the chemirca’ failer to appear in court and troit to Sst. Louis by express, led to released today under $1000 bond | rc re. 3 ul wl ape swweETO Ho . who ave ac! ‘ partisan strife over the Kui eereents 1 Tit re per ah “ elit R ope att oe Ne | company, had identified as his $20 000 er th $40.000 anions 4e-| the discovery of the lot yesterday sia ; ade i “ re | markahbhie cia SUC’ : . -¢ atl a i si 1S, OPCK 4 %}- ; S “ ? : ° : A t le JI,VN -i i , ———— es markab! nan ' - — ux Klan issue. In the last gub- were $11 : 9 - on ‘ au "roperty a revolver taken from _ at the American Railway Express ers je greatesi S171 ooeeee cosmetics fo! their race. Mrs : cane? us were indicted with Beck but! ys iclared forfei.ed. On Jan. 10 he; , ' stag . ernatoral campaign it — d aicould not accor i for, ne said. ae Bowlin, Co. depot, Twentieth street and to- ) Missouri River {mprovement, ; | 2 s'y of ingratitu 1p Zs vn Hort on of 4° ge VW est Re! Ls : . * : : . . a “ an . i c _ "a Government as in were discha rzeq before tria] last — | surrendered, the forfe iture was get Clark venue | " a ‘ * " : — verv im orta Tit mrt. arnaG ] ’ tane} = ) ‘ r. il yurye A1iifictiat he ) eo - . - » in ; ¢ wa f ’ - bon-|nois River work, purchase of MP As Mrs. Malone tells her Stor} place, has come near the millon. ¥eTy — ie : the oa peng a, hte s ahout 40 witnesses, in-{|A4Pfl when Edward J. Barrett, gen- | WISSOURI PACIFIC PROSPEROUS f aside, and he was sent to jail. Now; “7. beer ene aee the ~ 4 : 9 ' ; lad iajority was returned ih this: f[ qgucead avout Po Wiles Ss re sane . , J pany ©€ ; ced 4 Cape Cod Canal and other préirhe was born some 0 3} ‘dollar class through the deve lop- ee ae we th = jidate who was c.udifi¢c 1 men and women who era] manager of the firm, was con- hat he has pleaded guilty to ons enking liquor and notified Feeders diects, now goes to President Coglg annie Tirnbo. in Lovejoy. §. t1° ment of the Hortona Products Co, gn -oaS agin seg eee RG “sag pate a i ae bi $2500 ois ‘Weems | victed. sentenced to two years in| Last Yeas Rest in J History of Road. | ;charge, the other charges may not so ‘nit age Pome The conde: the’idce. It would authorize expendi§rouncest o: 11 childre: ‘Whe a» organization similar t« 9| decidedly opposed ‘the Kian. ee we the penitentiary and fined $5000 President Says. pacguceatiiee »| Oe ee | . = . 7 ™ . . - = & 4 . 3 _ + ] (ho "tT a ; - . ’ Ie oe . . . - . os ei A a 3 Challenge to Take Oath Ignored. home-building contracts. The de-|, ie ARP TE Ne ‘ oe ment purported to come from tl per tures of $71,000,000. S wus a little gi ised to ' | College. ' neies in. various Pp : ree - en ac 'rom which he appealed. Last year was the best in the hts- | a tor $387 nal Me . YC lads ‘ — ae at bhel Lovejoy : * s ’ 4 + , “T am not a member of the or- fense has summoned 40 witnesses M a P rm ill a ae iN aE Doctor Sues Hornsby for $387. Detroit Barber Supply 0. and was Mhrouch the fit eround Lovejc Dat f the srid. “Madan ae ; el a 0 Ss cies ald # : Frank Balance Overdrawn. tory of the Missouri Pacific Rail- ie —* , hs ell: ie a iy Wa ; Stand thering tele ag 29} d in 192 ‘teavinge Ger and never have been hold and will probably spend four days Among the witnesses yesterday | road, Président L. W. Baldwin told} Gait for $387-has Deen filed by | addreaes to the Fa , ing oefTi >" 2 ail Ji 7 ° A lei Jade #© Pers AMon “ ijnesese , ; 4 nt . a! ! Iida) : “ . “ . 4 | ainst it nor in its de-.in examining them. , ; age eptieey . 8 Yr. J. H. Barto, physician. of 6106A | ply Co., 1126 Pine street. At boo : es Re was a Mercantile Trust Co. book-(|150 traffic representatives at the , ‘ ; , ) ji a ) . ' Jesse Martin, District — : 3 ribed. ; . a . - |'“Saston avenue, against Rogers leg prices it was worth about $600'. AT Mihe was an herb doctor. a! a YX erwoman in St. Louis , Prize Contests Desc keeper, who testified that the Fed-! annual three-day meeting, which, ; ; ie Pama Ion wante 1005 +) -tenten ts ttorney of Fort Worth, responded John J. Wesling, sales manager at act : 7 = ares - '“ftornsby. It is set for trial in the) but a court order will be obtainec x mix! u iscinated m: wan til about 1805. She maintained ~ e John J. , Sales eral corporation’s bank balance pened at the Railway Exchange. P ' : Peace | for it wrnats a. » heauty doctor. and abot ¥ | ires 1 of ¢ hi wariniy. 200 THIER tiet wt-i sf the concern, was recalled yester- | ,.., . , , ‘eourt of Justice of the eace for its destruction, Mee be wu beauty ad )! rn i i tha sh: dreamed of a hair- | ° : : i the ncerit, anged up to a maximum of $21,-; Building yesterday. ge . res , ’ , ‘ ' ; lone - ye ar : iv) hig 4 © "“oaneé *r Moses nas 4 > lf I le : adav to describe prize CO! ‘esTc which _e fF . 4 i ; -eorge Grassmuck, 4105 Easton, A nian ‘ alled Lor the shipmen mel | remember of ™) es oe istra‘'ghtening formula, went tO . a le oa —_* a cetatenues “ 855 during the six months of the Baldwin quoted figuers on loai-_| "e : = é o_te hoo! % ne sa © ™ “laim for fees for profe -seiona!l serv- the express cotnpany refused to d:- : cide to ’ defendant is not now, and never oo eleamer Tord cou zs : “When -I was -! jecicGed tO S€T ithe preparation on a capita! f; defendant 1 Piaget : ipanys salesmen. A Ford COUP overdrawn, once more than $500.| statement, and declared indicatio.s| , es . 4 are + " 1s has been, i member OT t! © Ku ‘vas riven the salesman! Tr wh ho sold @ fi . CaS rendered bv Dr. Barto to the liver , & KLinployes quoted him Aims ea ut rior in JX. $1.60. Later she bul. i 2 a Byer tS eS ' Cornelius M. Corbett, secretary of | point fo a continued prosperity " - ' ¢. ‘ : é' | al Klux Klan. Mr. Moses Js not.under’ 4, }j, reest number of contracts in ast . > tir , ‘mer Cardinal manager’s wife | saying, ““That’s all right; I can ‘fix’ me @ guid Shami - ‘+ |Indianapolis. : PP Si PS , 0g en the Tower estate. testified the ‘hroughout 1927. The majority cf | , sii : ‘ ‘ . e 3 ' , 2 : oath He could be mistaken. We ne month and on anot ner occae- | Federal concern id $970 tt — tr ffi représe t + re | te sequactts Hiorns ry he ween the prohibition ; agents.”’ AD agent ; . ¢ , on ; a we t i ' —— + . acces u : ; AAN dbs CA 44 7 ia + vse c ¢ . on nh , | Tic s t "eo ; 3 5 i j ; : ) e = Ariens ae . P ntatives report>d ,. ry and March, 1925. Stanley| was told at the Patro Co, that that + $s oxr ; ™ k 4 nellew : . . ee c ié , pelieve he 1s mistaken. \ e on a Tordan roaudasTer +4 as oO; ered ¢ 7 - , nual ‘ al LLE M ;, ae oe © ee rent fo he fifth ard sixt] pre, * rospects ) ) ras , I'VE KI D E defendant has been a member of) wy, sling said he won the contest oe s : ; See: Beers) "ee See et 4 good business | ‘idmon, attorney for Dr. Barto {concern was looking for no ship- OF verybody in UU a we 9 aR IN ann Sane . — Se or fe: Tere Bete af Sixth | ‘rom their territories. ‘The meet- ’ —— ; ea and ) A MAN, PASTOR the Klan.” 28 @ Salesman, and was appointed 454 Olive streets ‘ing is presided over by C. E. P | aid Hornsby had refused to pa: |-nent from anyone in Detroit and TOLD WITNESS Moses interrupted: “If you have; . 6. menager as a reward, instead Pesttih WW Metens . ote poll a esid d “A h ms a he bill on.the contention that it| had not sent @ representative to ) a ee or ee ee j; “se exorbitant. call for one. ene, Ol s , - e 1 . pata ny Strace r witnesses who will a iv the IAoCnine nkey t , ' nair: n | any Wit! i 0 : ; i nf Oj; rece) ing iii* macnine, tendent of construction, said he had i traffic. e P Oo swear to that information here an Another rrize offer. he said, was g siete: 4 po! it Continned | from Page One. ae seth not kg ] 5 40 houses started, 80 men at wort | . ~ “7 4 7 sd ——— _ * on the witness stand, d free trip to the Louisvill hy ' : went out and made them how on | me free trip to the Louisville Derby. | ang a weeklv payroll of $9000} a a 7, Q - — Aeath ?’’ } was aie 4] withdraw obiection to (ne -y , See ee , Each nee ir mit ret around — 3 . will thar . p *¥ SECU | materiaiized or not, when the firm collansed. Receiver | C aa vow @ made speechrs cgi ee aiid ) pte isc teet id not Know, but at any | Gates testified he found two houses | : . ‘+ a }f) cross aimed. 7 . “7 9 Be 4h ia ii i” eere ia’ ou ‘ P £2 on ’ ’ ae “ ° : : siigieiiod rn , . - >) , : i 3 , he i L é LE vad i + 2 : OTN} ‘ yn geye ral é mploye of on¢ ial] lv ini 2. Le - + i aa wr | sats ae . E. Bush , ty de- | aroner ti; ‘9 introduce such wit- : : vir finished and two about (5 | Fort W ortun, Cit> } cei “ss . Wal-t a "i ** ir oFr> > c cok an rm went ofc tner ner cent finished when he took | Bm and taiked about aitective. who arrived at the churc! ene: or testimony: und ' siais . DAYS ONLY— , eo i P ‘ . r 11132 ’ i 4 ay i . : ii >’ . poe : i} et ‘ : did not know, i¢ cehargre VR Ieee. arty , ther afier the shoot :¢ yses will take the ; er wey \loses e expenses wate ~” RIDAY—JAN. 14TH to BI, Louis tn | with others soon after 1 | oath, | uid, who paid ¢ Ly rik or ti . oe a 4 : . i = sai Y s ‘ e : a oo @ en has Ay st ‘ 4 BA’ Ne ; - + aan aij ne ind Norris 8! sfand and swéeal! that def dant ha: ‘. ' ‘ecelver #r, +h en at pene lace a | ‘sn . D. tet receive: r the : —— - ee it eception eee oe ne. © mo ~ o é ; -_ —— hoa = room. He asked ver been a member of the Fi namie tnativind that ehen wi e . ’ j Memerket street cause ther vas ae ee mpage : : es on seinindeies es a are all the latest song and a ar ca i "A Tie ; re ul ic Was and Nowris ux ial , We w il] ex us¢ 7 1 e . € : ) ] a nesetes he _ oa , more mnporliuni ‘ : 7 ‘ . = ° | ointed to his inne fice, the door. venjreman. found were $160 in Liberty Bonds a Get Your Rugs ons ce . . hts, such as: | | Agents Throughout Country. “hic as sl ightly ajar. He Moses did not reply. ,and $147 cash in bank. Tater. he . E is : Pe i . i ll h : + SRIE”’ “IN A LITTLE "When { married Mr Malone tin vent ind found the body of Judge Hamilton overruiead tne {8 Saturday ; : 7 ‘ . “} g a . > . te} his — . i« i te act let fresh blood stain on 1@ T1i00! i | select he twelfth nan, Grew | —and d distinctive pos penis how to tart vaik. the reception room. | McAngus, a grocer. | session. patterns | | Sgt ‘ - x . = n : 7 | a w raiser Attend pee eel ACCIDENT VERD'CT IN DEATH 063 a Brees in ath! : A - antic ‘mer 7 -j f: William J. Dill. i - | > T H E oO N L ¥ siryaceuaeee Lecust at Tenth l Orders Accepted i system avaliable Prompt action on every application. Thousands borrow $50 to $1000 the same day, using their auto, furniture, etc, and repay as lit- tle as $2 a week. No endorsers or invest!- gation necessary} Open till 9 p. n YAHLEM * tacket at Elevent’ FINANCE CORP. tela | ©' oi ts const ction : and knuckles er te Woven Art Rugs, 9x12 size. Big assortment of col- ors and om ory ee eis ome ee ~ Tt ei i i a _—s Tairorep in a fine blue all-wool chev. ne ED SES ee 8 _—« - Rione 4 ‘eq mas » To me oved: ‘falter Johnson creamer’ A ‘Coroner's jury ret » 44 ~ 5 ae . ee ee ee en ne a ee ee | \ itse!f ae ri heen se 2 nolo’ m Moore, laborer; ta . dict of accident yest« rday hey, tc > | i * | aw t w 3 butt f } | ’ heln my row ‘re Air let. 7a! | que st int the death ‘ I | Jewelers for 79 Years a . 1035 N Goan 10 * @e ne 3 u on ON et on ory that ‘preug? | rest! itcher; Kine |Hettiger, 12 years old, ee caPrnrWaTtlsnnQg Tne Pip Coll iate mod Ll; ry KAGE) Beeeriiness the Negron race can at fs anaes. ™ Potter machin |North Ejightieth street, East St. | a —— emf ° eqia e ode : » recognition and self respect it: T J Cunningham farmer: ! |y;ouis. who was run over oy | . | l gt with -y Neighbors Ser, and Emulate umey, a city employ . Le | pelleville car Wednesday evening, | on trousers 1 ~~. ° . » ~~ f you get nan fr ‘ash ff ‘aidwell,. automobiie salesman , block from her home. George 20 inch bottoms and he will : have fh r\drew McAngus, grocer | ‘arr, motorman, testified she a Fase rant hap “9 Sot ae pe ne stepped from behind the car gored Foster Your Children’s Love of Music | a a new style vest. 4 = . . *% . . = 8 et ; a 7 ‘ ae , 2i mins .62 . -—* _* : a | rvice qa of vA rin }* : inh - had gligh Té fj into SNGtilieand « ciran piace | denemie ach ot them be path of his car. Morgan andi the | . Sizes from 14 to 20 7. OPPOSIT sate iv = . . . let rs — es es o . ac \ ane hea all onduc t=. Sharrock, were e€x- A CHILD need be neither a genius nor 2 prodigy to derive W urlitzer j “AD! i Miscint eusieen ¢ te- | or another. by the tact that the “The girl had attended rehearsal | the benefits of a Piano in the home. Your children, like Studio Upright | Boys’ Broadcloth Shirts, é OK! REA me. is due to the fact that 1/‘endant is a clergyman. _ of a pageant play to be given to- most others, probably have musical ability.’ Do not negiect it : >t specially priced at . $1.69 enon ai DMD dati the |..- scene t by 766 childres of | —bring the splendid influence of music into their lives at once! New Neckwear for Boy t human beings , TS @8 (O th ‘senlatvior St. Louis schools, and was rett ) ou ° ese Shoes | 4 lone ' contende 4 | ' r proot 7 o her home when struck. She : —— set ——e% ; d See Th ee | nd = a b és —- , | raduates, special... 69c Best Values in St. Louls stitution was a “50.59 prop re than 200 witnesses h was the onty child of Mr This Wurlitzer Upright, though small enough’ to fit an alcove ——————— | G oo” hthat th usineg&e experi | veen summoned, but it ts und Mrs. Warren Hettiger. The funer- , , and low cuts, Choose from tan @ ae 87d tudement he put Into.!! | stood that most of them wt 10 al was held this morning from an | or a hallway, will fill the largest room with its delightful tone. | Bous Hats, special . $2.69 lack calf, brown and black kid # _~ Ee ode beeen “Am me cusies Ripon Proof will be 6 A naieethietine ectabtishmned wees | | : ah pam ace it + m4 "© } ; etite; iT} "°c n*ine [hn mt te ? z un : ,@Ty - a | lesthers. Eve pair welt Gi, made it the national institu : a ; — - veil ein 0 street to Mount Hope ne- 1 Price 2 95 Payments Extended Over | ae ry : tater : hat 7; fer ride Ts ©eurr ing!) i¢ “a? te 3 ” e Be ns 3 : “a a Period of 24/2 Years THE NEW ~a + - TR Se aa PSE St inh 3 be Ped Ee ifs A hp 5 i, waa a aoe “ey by stile’, “Se w BR rs ey eg + et SACD SS TERI RECLINE PMLA RAN IES AEC RNB SY ah CON RNP TURES AONE Ue A ROR RNG! A aR URE Ai . , aig FSi elt ible lt ger ag, OPP RE TPIS, ier eigen eile erty Se 8 ipl tptinetibe CY ean . sewn. Bliucher and Jace styles | hn it ie Pia .n1 i shootin It h been agreed the | —S§izes 6 to 11 at i a . E jana A simn ‘ ' Be nap of Aree wit not be ioe ROLLA WELLS HEADS SCHOIL i 1. me kaaeen ried and ac |. wots coc elected ored- | TWojerner &(pjerner : ie se ges him | wuitted of perjury and arsor lent of e Devid Rankin Jr { | Oveliy Corner - Loum S a & ocia) fa th 1 , and ‘in | Nec : “<j ccd ok lie s hoc ' ns pt rades, het Exchange Department Specials ' — ‘ o am OR thei apartment in tne | renee that he had grounds for |ing’ of the board of trustees, tic, | Camp & Co. Upright Piano. .... pel ih : ry lari BSONADIOS Pee: ' og ee he late J . P ! : ) : & « he hall Peers langer of deathb or serious person wie ye atang paeedein a i Rg Bahnsen Upright Piano. seesaw .. $0 | HAVE you A CHARG ec ACCOUNT WITH use P ar = : . 5 . . of ow . » | Farrer ee ee | ates tee eee. eo eee Krakauer Bros. Uprght Piano.$°15 | pianos-onGans- HARPS - MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS —_—— —— Eiseman,. secretary-treasurer;: SSI —~ — ee , Y mveteriou ‘ : y esterday, the third and fast tees. Rolla Wells, A. L. Sharleitch. Terms as J OW as $1.00 Weekly MAin 1006 OLIVE . r 3 med th} , interest | iav af tury picktir velop Treaderick Flseman. Frederick Ba- 5530 i, aluen 10 40. ha 55 : the bus: weg ee | recor’ SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT : lin my , ii . , a #4 Saad orio’ ; sizes 10 to large ness in for eet dramatic tneident of the trial con, Dante) K. Catlin, Predericz all art one a ai siti . got on Gat . }? - or : tt hen che question of Norrts’ re. Leidvig and Ft odes Ca e. ADS are BL SIND SS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. Peg bahia . he , , +

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PAGE ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927 aie ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH eo a a. : eur years of work, have signed |be negotiated by any of the East- Pn. oa A mR) SAP "| minority stockholder, for a receiv- that the place “rg a apie eee | THREE STATES SIGN TREATY : F eczy apportioning 600,00Q000lern states, and is described se altures for approval ) |ership on grounds of mismanage- tion and Wiegand was sober. atheiit daily flow of the Delaware / distinct forward step in the preser- Consent of comma | 7... oI N — t that the you it's oe lyetherawn, text! oa ,_ POR DELAWARE RIVER WATER River to goer ger glint geen, vation orKp ee pre mo “es to be a formal = | | Sen a ie ‘ a Weiner wn sey each, an ‘encroachment of Federal! authorit necessary to _" | sale anager devoted too little gand was a frequent ree at soaps ” NEW TORK, Jan. 14.—Commis- datly to Pennsylvania. \in taking water from interstate has been no contra en ie te aetaseeat the company’s het ber Se ee ee ne ee which is the first to| boundary rivers will next be sub-/ eral statutes, will thea i Stal, stant, Broadway and Chambers thrice Was invited to go away. Jersey and Pennsylvania, ending The treaty, = He also alleges that ex-' J. Ray Weinbrenner, attorney, - o > | street. 349 ee s ‘cessive salaries were paid to the testified W: ‘egand had a little dit- F alin . os . , — | J. J. Wiegand, $450-a-Month|salesmanager, his father, George ficulty one night at Cafferata’s, | ‘Peace Bond of Alvin J. Buckel Advance Modes in Coats and Suits Are Arriving Daily : Mire Gets as ae c = » ie 4 4s | Wiegand, president, and his broth- Delmar beulaonl and Hamilton | and Mate Raised to $500 ae Be .3 to g. and Awaits Sales - Manager, icture > i thers, Porter. treasurer, and avenue, and expressed his feelings | : ' hea i. C nsidera Young Man About Town. | George. secretary. iby tossing rocks through @ plate- | Each in Cour . eo: y - a} axe for t f wed , Fi pc iT. a | Police testified that James J. | siass window. : * a ce ee /Wiegand had been arrested four! onio Manufacturer and Banker | a | . | i * v4 ? ic} * Fi A nenmemees James J. Wiegand, $450-a-month times on minor charges, with no Dies _ No sooner had Alvin J. Susee, | ‘ — a salesmanager of the Standard. convictions. They testified also | By the Associated om ‘a plumbing contractor, testified | fe a ™ les "COLU MBUS, O., Jan. 14.—James | as any money” in * gl Pastis Jan. 14 is - ase rA> has adva - Roa es, Sse de ier ga ao pete Heap atnee, 2 ib Os phot ges ee ae + hoa orp ADB ow at t TS “a " e tot Sagi ibaa. a Tee ee te cn ae Nea ee AEN, TY i EN bee, i od ai LOR PRE Ae P Mae ey SO Ow ARR UF: SN TO OEE BLES ag RE 7 f ’ ees aie rabiae: I aa 1 Pais fm : weg hag aes IO rns dente. = Ethers Lis ee kee ee ee - Pea: Fy Tae ie ca Stamping Co., was pictured as a that he frequently was seen dur- : that “hadn't — P o tusnnet " 4 seati. | tn te Aavtime ar Talsh’ Ruchanan W ee 70 years old, . pes young man-about-town in sti- ing the laytime at Walsh's saloon, manufacturer and banker, ts dead Judge Gayer’s Court of Criminal . . [mca . to . - iF ort hn ats "ern 2 > im” Mult ‘ ‘i iL a “aU & : ; mnony in Federaj] €ourt yes erday 5 Ne rth Tavior avenue. They || Correction weateraay than his wife's A in the suit of James L. Minnis.‘ admitted under cross-examination here. i aes aanived: : 610 to 618 Washington yenue a sneer aly tae . e ° af : : . . ‘hat b Ga “You're living tn Queen Marie's es emitier pai fancy suite at the Coronado Ho- » fe ae ead tel, aren't you?” ae | ; « mmittee he “Oh, no: Queen Marte turned itt | ae x Asi Li -Hausg 7 - Drastic Reductions in Musical Instruments nh eee wees be a " | “ Sarit e Judge Gayer joined tn the laughter. ™ and the manner in We Are Buckel began to go into details : - L ¢ \y | ae ‘vo! roe ‘upon yesterday Closing Our ine ree about his troubles with his wife, / Buh. 2 - ture Commi Florence, but Judge Gayer tinter- f[ . ; FF : fight when : ru pted : ae {x { a om i" Owing to increasimg business we were compelled to move to larger RE Ee eg ees Ol quarters at 821 Washington Av. As our Pine Street Store lease expires ever you have an argument with mae id santana cenonilltnc kinag: 5S Scuerel cm pee a ee et 6 AT Vr ee eee ee ty ie : Mis A ha aaiees way Fai bi # : a ¥ gates Ss rT, por mney) eee ee eee se Saye ee ~~ ea” Ni Bia | RSE ies Bont ' a woman, your name its Dennis | ae ~, ; Be a 4th four Feb. ist, we will close out our entire stock at 716 Pine Street at dras- cas ot tue enact?” stan ae SE. | ' a ji | . : | ae NS is many © tically reduced prices and have just one big store — opposite Statler | “Yes, I told my clfent that,” re. a : : ff: yw i ee Zosition, and elght . ae marked Buckel’s attorney, Harry ‘ a“ ; 4 / ie ye Democrats s& Hotel. Note the prices below and you will be convinced o e tre- . | | ! di ~~ , = t. Stocker, sadly. But Buckel pro- i : mendous savings. ested his wife was trying to kill, | | > Bis. | (7M The fich: 's expected, te him ; ' ». , & S ae. . : 3 3 6 , _ v7 ~ tion ot | Jig oon Pee ; Pound the equalizat : “Judge, " he said, “she sho? at [ei \ 4 7 f, “ ~ basic fa said, “she shot at a +e) i 4 yp iS end be levied on A Few of Our Extra-Fine Values ees en, ee Seat ot / Reha yg Se penis be levied on bemeae _ *. al oa? 2 } * s3@ mae ’ ” ’ } ss , bh a am, . ee ‘ mitit : ‘ “ a Violins $2.50 and up Saxophones, professional model, including | § * $403 South Spring avenue to | ag! ; , | se 2~ «© Tiong tore 10 favor of . 7 ° p . make out the bills for my bust-. a ns y + 3.¥,° . aes er} Democrats, case and $9729 50 and neniate 1 ste, ai Daas eh FP». ' > @: * ss Southern impessiae . —_———— wa ey. ide ial : * : | - ) : = . “4 - . * 2 = ; > ' no’ w ant it = Cornets ..$5.75 and up accessories.......... Up Yes, but not until he broke ee BL) ie s | ia +/ t fee [ee > years, holding the ; : a a a: , . we . 2 “79 a," P 2 ¥ ogg! ack here. i gowns, chemise, bloomers and 3 | os Rang — hille "26 £e nere as well as a Instrument at less than cost. Every Instrument backed up by our guar- aa greges e case up- fairs. Ili raise the $50 fineg on Se! a OAR ec mer eg > antee to satisfy. your cross-charges of peace > me % wt Buescher eo cota Banjos and Drums— WAGE INCREASE FOR 60, 000 4 step-ins of crepe de chine and YOUTHFUL AND GAY ARE ~ paces ae m , some chemise of crepe satin, all , Victor Orthophonic Victrolas and Records RAILWAY EXPRESS EMPLOYES cn Recetcienmad’ or tellened | _ BBP onfidence in the final oute faring 2 soomomh en S21 2 eee Av. pice rae Statler Hotel) Award Estimated at $4,500,000 || styles. Colors are flesh, white ° 9 ne coted aaninel ae Be ny ees Te Unanimous Decision of LU. 8S. ‘le a : | or othe poate pe ear ee , om anata ar emmaceeee Board of Arbitration. . peace and Nile; sizes 34:to 44 Misses Advance ] } OC | - ome eset: a 7 "= By the Associated Preas. | ; | : ; NEW YORK, Jan. ane ePpresentative Adkins (F - vw ~ at (he eq | increase estimated at ,2UY,UUl Has - 7 - a : “ es ‘Po ne. ' been granted 60,000 employes of Ray on Underwear Whose New and Intriguing Style Features ( WRee\n as hady sand’ pout” oft ye 4 best oO we the American Railway Express Co. _.. Bespeak a “Differentness” inthe Mode = @ 4%” » declan | Vand “ ae Oe igri hil, Slee aS A ORS ue q acta ie * pia iy Ft PA a gl a ” ‘ ‘ re yee) Wrens’ oe hate fap ae one : Pa “ys 2 REA id poe ibe, ai oie he ee Oe as es. ean = Cae ey ee Wa aR eas : 6 os ? . r. * , aS ea a 4 - aye A ine. SS Se i mae th im ae ‘ ; ‘ = " Ce ” - “ a “te doa + ro ; ia y © S506 “ o t » Ly vi 4 . Ye ms) “ “ P - Pas gs é : Oe panes a 2 Bp Atenx OMT ay Sel Gea Se ie t% ions oF = a, ee re ' ~ ° men ; i PO? At Bape ARRAS F154 VF Ste tea “9 “t eT ape 5 RR RT at ”~ - z 4 . v : . ; bead we wT jo? Bays RP Ms he pay he oe s ia ‘ * ; ‘ rary ee Py eee hoy ee Pag, * iw x y 4 e . et Pe v . " ¥ a hier 7 - y - * x Bi A mil ont Wage PIE . saan ae aah - = _ ; 4 - - = _ * iy 5 - = * He jj ~ * - : = = ye ._ —_ - P55 o abiagk? ian Piss 8s . Te ey katy eas Ak RRR RE A : Fish nat SREY AIRED: HE 6 Deir nist Sagat E ah : ‘ ey meta tis ai armhias , Se Pe ee, pate ae Jus aie ere P ; : : —— me re ie Am. sci oped sie! P a baie acailinas Dinca SRE ee oe tre fe - P ; 4 0 ete Ale By g i ew 4 din, ue hs ee ee Oe J “ teg Mi. bo Ay 2 » a y a ; Pee } ; ; ig py. ee FS DF Si A fee ey ea a) te Ae ie Pre et. bb aes BY po eh ee ND + othe Baty” 6 & * ® ION 9 DA - 9 ty pps tn AGE iter spre aY eS Ca A a ~ oe 4 Fadl sabuge to the SATURDAY—Sensational Reduction! toll emploves, messengers on srein of 4% cents an hour for hand! ing : ; . T T j j Tt mai! or railroad baggage, and &8% } / | | ‘eents an hour where both mail - and baggage are handled These + = to first base.” This Georgette, flat crepe, flannel and wool crepes” TS. ncid by Heprene are here in two specialized groups. Tie ( Dem.) of Kentucky. - e fa | said that the 4 | irposes of. the bill were a ‘ p ba ¢ surpluses ff du Also Extra Sizes for Women, 42 to 50 Maine the prio to prevent effective Fen rey ’ ~ > “+e ~~ oe = Drastic Reductions in Smart Silk ae. 1 re ae eon Sep : — emploves had asked for tn- ere ll*% and sia cents an » company t? Government contre!. inf! ei and unprofitable contracts rc | hibited granting the demands. = a Tn Bow. . . a Under the raflway labor act the ~ 4 ‘ward of the arbitration board is Attractively Trimmed and Developed of =. _ Effective Silks in the Stylish OREANI7ATION OPPASING DRY Colors and Contrasts LAW SEEKS INPIRPORATION and rice, whieh a .* ‘basic agricul Missouri Asscciation— Against Pro- ae 4 hibition Files Petition tn ‘{ masts Circuit Court, a "5 "y CAN [ Am application for a pro ferma ae decree of incorporation was filed , Dae , ATE OF $2. 68! 702 | YARDLEY's s Soap, 3 hars.... ne in prices. i Ga reve Graduation Dresses % a..." $16.75 Up hing capital Sal fr Treasury. Ig é (Sonnenfeld’'e—Ftret Fiser) SSSSeSSSesaeeeeeeeeseesel . lion, ¢ measure of (Sonnenfeld’s Drese Shepe—FeurtaA Fleer ~ nce to pre@ueeme aaa =i ities, but tt provides @ ns with cottom | Specially Effectively ‘in Cireutt Court here re today hy the , = , Low Priced! ’ Missouri Associatio ain st Pre , : a ee and Detroit Se hibftion throvgh tts aitthenh for- iy | ee win in Action . | mer Federal Tr dge He nry &. Priest, hit + al Government, president; Robert H. Ketser. sec- etary, and Malcolm McNenamy, tS : a oa we: Hb re in Ee Poa ; rer - : - gn *” 4 o ay > " ase + eg aN Yb i AMR le 2 RAR CIS AE GTS ARR IE LEN SERN ie ERE It saad SAA RAED ERLE ANE NECA GIA BERRA P Vy AEN IE AE ISA : = , : ft. ~ i ¢ " tar | ae os s overnment? * va? - n of eevernment . = if aed founsel hela meaiate ciearance. p| here are very cclichigs he assoc! inten. ancerd ne to the _ Seeme > that re eal - Dresses ineff ective c olors and stvles forall occasions. : . oe * & tation in 181%. @ the efehteenth amendment and {ts nit’ is joined i! For Saturday they are v on | _- Giada . x gay they are ery specially low priced. enforcement act. but believes that Hats of Straw oe in ts 6=6subeiais oer’ Can Oo and tee ;the elehteenth amendment ts con- Extraordinarily Reduced Sensationally Reduced ‘tional goversien an ~" ant pre- : New Brimless Cambined Small Felt Hats , y es | o “idual Fe sent arguments to convince citizens | es sack a sass 4 s&s i es len f has : : . 7 + . a Oi? thse “ie a ’ 4 fae © ~~ 7 p —_ : “— «© iin - - ) Lavieh fur trimmings and ae a OS Dresses have been sellin am Ean zatic f Cathelic Bor Scouts i 3 . : = é ‘ * 5 ; . ; - i . ‘ ) colered materials develop these at- | far mo tham tiie mens $ 3 95 'n munictpalities hating fewer than a | endeney of poltttess i + ; . - , 7 . ; — , eu ™ rf ry ; tractive Coata. Ther are <5, y iow sale price There are 29.000 inhabitants anagers, he anid: priced for th! etvies for a!l wear in thi | * — ’ . 7. 8 group. oD of decreaged « an ectal 3 Where Bor &rent organizations re mes “omdn to take the ot | vo ie -s % are permitted. they must hare the a | Fascist coat-of-arms on their fags

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2 : : oi io gag " ee ee ee ee ee ee: aE ee er ; we ipo toh Moan + oa \ aie adit Mid CGS Sona tas “ae ge is sk Od haa ei 5 EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1997 - — neneeEeeneneenenemnt ee Store Open Saturday Until 6 O’Clock STIX, BAER & FULL —GRAND-LEADER- _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ AY A — a a, “ hatdenetett ee em Ensues f-| mitted to the three g an ajtures for approval. — a ’ : Consent of Co E | | he sald to be a formal = ae a .) ty but necessary to show that | te | has been no contravention of } =} FOR HAUGEN BILL - eral statutes, will ther be S0ugh: ee ee ey . a ee ee 4 > we Gets Favorable Re- ee 13 to 8, and Awaits Spe- Bay Rule for Consideration of on Floor. A Fs =~ a - A | AOE en. 6 tam Sprin g Frocks The Crochet Straw Hat Is a Spring Favorite *10 «ra *15 Small wonder that the Hat of soft crochet straw is accorded such a prominent place in the Spring mode —for it is chic and altogether charm- ing, combined in new ways with grosgrain ribbon. Crowns are for the most part tucked and moulded to the outline of the head; often the brim, of ribbon, is of a darker shade. An important showing of these Hats is given in our collections at $10 and $15. Tr es lies. ¥ GIA. a ha gislation has lef P c‘are iv} tne House semifinal stage ee ny ey to decide a — Are Smartly, Differently “New” > f that voc mittee oO Frome fort VO on yy. Ane | —and Widely, Varied in Style at #¢ +he lor iThe winner of th a ee aes Omer Se the McNary-Haugen Din, ———, a ee eet nic WV ; ° “ ns nee oe ot. f € | = ———— o GRR mn voted upon yesterday by th | Pil PA We RZ Lei . Sa aoe eh eng 4 oe ep te naeeee tiv bis ipidedanlahe bi. decline das “ve wae “ pee eee ee 40% ‘ 2 eee eee , 2 MBs nas: iris sig, eR Se EE ALLE RA, y Aplinhe, eae af Nowy BY RS age ” sgutnentte ne SS tay Mesatek Reet Re MN RUT Te? get Regeits sh tae i: - 5 ae = oe ey aa is ss ‘ - P . ee ee re we igs sft 3 ete " 1 ‘ oh % 0% Saket aay ’ agriculture Committ ap nitter fight woen “New,” indeed, are these Frocks that bring ne committee voted — re obi Wactereee me | f a refreshing promise of Spring to the Misses’ eres Satie, | Store. New in their smart use of color com- binations, new in their youthful preference | : for pleats in skirts, flounces, tiers and trim- 7. +o five Democrats supporting mings; new in their charming ways of using : * ] . 1' oes Litt * : Henna Sa | , ected to center ti revel fi 1 . flowers, and sparkling rhinestone ornaments. rn, tos > sa ie O0e fhe fight is expec : ie i eseaag oa Listerine Tooth Paste... 37¢ the equalization tee, hich | } isses’ Store—Third Floor.) , hae iss tovied on basic farm com- ‘ ed Sanitol Face Powder... J peditics to take care of surpluse +4 ae 3 Schratz Bath Powder .: fo , ti fp Chamois Skin Ee: a j 4 al { ** bh a Ps ra’ ,¢ . ge tnos e in ray Wa - * Uia Toiletries Specially Priced on Thrift Avenue a en report the measure, divided, with four joining af many Democrat oppos:uon, and elght Republi 44 they Hage: A . Jergens Soap, dozen..... ' Vey) gus Sifts : ai ee a eee eee 5 — 7 2 ey EE i pee alicia «te ee oe, ee ee - . ~ wu — ey ae lan ae caer =i wad ode i - NORE are a ape ae al otha a RI HH aca ro te eee ie ee od ras hy. sid re my dee me yi ~ . ve . « - y 2 x “2 ae : in, ‘ : 7 rs Pe ee i 3 : “i 2 eee ow $i Nae ; @e Southern Democrats, but : gp net want it imposed on cotton fer two years, holding the tndustry guid not stand such a Jevy until that time. on From Cotton States. One Southern member, Aswell of ranking Democrat on | Committee, who. fi against reporting the Mce- Merv-Haugen bill, said such a, fee gid tax cotton from $310 to ee eS ~,* Lavoris, large size 6 9c Pears Soap, medium size, 6 cakes iid Sanito] Tooth Paste. Sanito] Tooth Powder. . Cato Anti-Pyorrhea Tooth Paste .00 New Hats, Smartly Youthful, Arrive for Saturday at....... The youthful type of Hat; not only in small sizes, but for the un- bobbed head as well, is shown in such a variety that the moderate-price section becomes a center of interest Saturday! New, soft felts in the smart paste] colors; new Hats of silk, combined with petaline straw, and muny in the crochet straws so popular for Spring. Ra sia nian a _—— ee eee ¥ ne sane * oah ee ss ¥ OE ET SOSA MELT OLR % el ay - (Third Ficor.) = bel ih a’ . t Foy 2M Repairs ee bay dh F ” : on : > et ow board set up to levy the tax 7 ¥F a baie at the gin and that members GO, TEP. te an aA + Sa BS weld have only three Wm the cotton states. P’The cotton growers can aw , . sot ? 5 ~ ' ir Ov @] conciUusSsion, De £ ‘ a6 Representailve Fulmer Jem.) Bouth Carolina voted to support © x bill but said he reserved the t to fight to postpone invok- me the fee against cotton. If he direction, he added, id vote against the bill meena! passage “ethers, however. ee eee, Se ee ee Teen-Age Models For the Young Miss Are Reduced to Ea anuary Clearing Sales —Have Important Features on Our Apparel Floor— Some of the Drastic Reductions Are Listed Here Sports Frocks Reduced Of novelty woolens and attractive silks in modes distinctive and unusual—reduced 3 Weatherproof Riding Jackets, in va- 9 95 —== iinet io meant ° « 2. . 4 ee a : » — praised the ‘ ac principles of the measure as ageeund. Chairman Haugen expressed enfidence in the final outcome, de- @@laring nearly two dozen members Who voted against an almost identi- tai measure last vear “will be with us this year.” * tative Adkins (R £ e Frocks Apparel for Girls Style Features "in the Mode Taffeta and Georgette crepe Party | Frocks in pastel shades, beautifully fash- ly ioned for miss 6-to-14: reduced Dainty little Girdles and Corsettes in the fa- vored styles for’ Teen- Age girls are grouped at this low price. They ar Dainty White Frocks for the Girl Graduate $14B wo 895% new features such as Zin committee was iach White Georgette charmingly fashions.many de- £g. Grecian sleeves Me Fort (Rep.) of New Jerse; ightful Frocks—bound with white satin, appliqued the new colors for ee 2 oS 8 piece =o! ” with taffeta, or with filmy ruffles. Crepe de chine they have been in Frocks are here in the smartest of tucked and tai- 7 “eaiags lored stv'’es. and in elaborate Frocks lace trimmed celled collection of : and hemstitched. 13 to 17 year sizes. nel and wool crepes d groups. rious colors, are greatly reduced in the CARERS TRG OD nc vcocccoceccdhedsues Metallic Shawls A wonderful selection of beautiful | Shawls in shimmering gold or silver threads woven in intricate designs ....... Tailored skirts, middies, overblouses, I smocks and wash frocks, are remarkable values at a reduction of y School Frocks of serge, flannel, and plaid com- bined with velvet in one and two piece styles are specially priced. Sizes 97-395 to S10 S tO 14 VORIS... ceca Misses’ and women’s Daytime Frocks, for al] occasions, of the smart $1 | 95 fabrics—crepe, satin, Georgette; reduced to ........... "Re . Sports Coats of mixtures, plaids and novelty fabrics, fur-trinmed, reduced to Women’s Kid Gloves Specially Priced $1.95 a RH RY RE oe ‘ 4 os : ee » Dn te vy : im — . me abe ‘ ‘ wns len 9 i ibe ee Se ee 7A te ee y Fs iain ~ " . ‘* one - OE Ei TONY ea ang i 2 . ' wee. PD - . , tie . : saab 2 . ” ‘ ae icatedand ve Mite tae MAE eset is Eye wo Eee Kn yo ‘ we hs i “ ai basta Oe, ee ee > : " one ae a 7 Mey ny acy teh : Pe aet ag oe ee gene yA RS «28 cae Ye pevae : ALS Rigy tata teat ~ TAY tea eee Ne = nf chen ee uel ote a het? caries » eee ane as ee ee a as il ile ainil " ’ ; e 7 r Sa oo = ry ™ wer's Lizatio}! : 2 os “pod Z — ** : th; 7 +} ~ asus ae \/ £48 s oe ava é« ; *h, bee i a : - = aa he = & P i my 4 . 9 ” es wn , aes of fancy materials, per- ans Was author of a deben- : a ' es a or - ? fume bill favored by the Nationa! fectly tailored to give oa P aii e. Lif n Was turned gown eh the long, smootn un- dressed girls desire. tf ~

broadcloth with $2.50 and $2.95 Overblouses of white round collars. AIAN ee le ANC att tg eames Children’s lined Gloves, Mittens and Gaunt- lets. well made and fleece lined, insuring warmth on the cold Winter days. They are in G8 brown; reduced to ais pet a C APMRRICAN CAN CO, SUES FOR MPSOATE OF $2,681,702 IN TAX Se NEM eee Crepe de Chine Pyjamas Siilee cence aeiene Special in the January Sale Covernment. = (Gloves—Main Floor.) 3 Annee tal Nan. PERE! a Ne ite 1 CER {Rm 8 thy ty, tn a eee paerabad: PR RR SEIKO OBS > + “tt Correspondence Cards t i HN And Envelopes, i Reduced to Attractive Cards of an excellent quality have envelopes to match with pretty novelty linings. Each box contains 24 cards and 24 envelopes, an exceptional value at this special price. Chantilly Pound Paper, 54 sheets. Six-Piece Desk Sets Bridge Novelties, prizes : ..29€ Writing Paper, 24 sheets and envelopes. 25< StatlscOone.,r Main Floor.) Sale Children’s Shoes Offers Exceptional Values $9.45 $9.89 Shoes for the little tot, the young miss ang RE junior girls—strap slip- RNP Rte CaS pers, pumps and Oxfords in black and tan, fash- ioned in the seasons aiid & nd of homemade a es 7 ey : Sheeplined Coats Candies and a pound of ly i ale Leather Coats Chocolates are specially \ ryt / \ y. j size range is incomplete. went NM priced, the 2 Ibs. for 75c. , tian ee One pound of either, ; Gies——Maitn Fl a ees SL ALT ALE A A Se ONT ET Nh CETTE ay RR i cnt ara ut Se ae ees Charming two-piece Pyjamas that will appeal all who love to wear pretty things. Fashioned of an excellent quality crepe de chine and daintily trim- | ces: these Pyjamas may be had tn styles, in the most flattering pastel Entire Stock of Boys’ Overcoats Reduced Offering Excellent Choice at the Substantial Discount of a uP ea ising ‘. FUER RR AS Bek ay pea ene 8 several difiterent shades. Sizes 34 to 42 EA ie aT AO et Ns TR tian ; }: elt H; ts = “ t? w horr wale 4210 been received ana are specially priced. 4 ” mf ¢ 7 yj ia : ct y / 7 . : ee -_ or. ; 3 : s Inspir eV Err Tye ret Trtiechrre- : World Deny to People of felt, like the co i Peetnm nf F ketched, with a . eae peas Shown in mon- BMNein ro french beige, Peter me Mer, wan red, Queen blue p opular shades. See a ae seed sabbititieeesians * RE alte Riper URI, RR Cte Sip fh Ff @tazn af , i. i =™@ie Women’s Footwear Exceptional Values at Reduced Prices $5.95 $7 A $Q 95 Footwear for street. dress and evening in many attractive styles may now be purchased at these very low prices. The season’s smart- est models, fashioned of patent leather. black satin, brown kid, tan calf and reptile leathers. (Shoes—Main Floor.) Chocolate Strawberries 19¢ Luscious fresh Strawber- ries in cream fondant, thick- ly coated with rich Choco- late—a most delectable con- fection. Saturday Special Combination Our entire stock of boys’ Coats is offered in the January Clearing Sale at this remarkable reduc- tion from the regular marked price. Desirable Coats for every occasion are included. You may choose from such well-known makes as Skolny, Sam Peck, Wilton Cravenette and Penrod. Fe Nga aepenane + ar beeggiaieane a. - A tO tai eli le tien - yasiennts-Menipeinenateesnmnenn ia ime ee TLL RED AR A Ning iy iT Pf D fiere annanere noe au FAR FINAN PAMDAIANS Qre~ a te A tng ANC Oe a Re Me ve en a et siees . estuibe Pram me 1‘4—F There is still much Winter weather to come and you will profit greatly by select- ing Coats for the boys here now. Al! sizes from 2 to 18 are available. The large as- sortments include: a | os nm campaigns Sport Coats Biue Regulation Coats Sheep-lined Corduroy Coats (‘Beye Own Store—Fourth Floor.) mart Hats in the ux de Luxe Shop ld e—Second Fivor.} , ie . ‘ ra { 4 4 WOtlien to * Sah the jtead - +h... ; ME the citizenship to vote.

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UGGS evwoort_ dame Week-End Candy Sr cia Pound, 50e—Two Po oc. A DELICIOUSLY fresh ort milk and dark chocolates, bont Candy Shop—First Poor, Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to $:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 EE Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 eee Inviting You to Select Saturday a Colorful, Fresh New Group ot Women's Frocks In Advance Spring Modes and New Spring Colors "» HERE are many things about these Frocks to delight the seeker of new modes! Significant of the Spring fashion trend are the new two-tone and three-tone color harmonies, ingenious stitching and tucking, new V and square necklines, short pleated tiers, gold leather belts and colortu! embroidered borders on these Frocks. A most attractive collection of tailored and dressy models in the smartest materials, crepe Georgette, frost crepe, crepe de chine and flat crepe. Women's Dress Shop—Third Fioer Clearance Sale of Boys’ High Shoes Regularly $5 and $5.50 $4.45 E have selected tan and black calf and ta: Shoes from our regular stock and reduced ther for this January Sale. ee The Shoes were exceptional values even former price. “> ‘dress &ucre She ——fa-ord ™ ace Shaker Knit Sweaters For Girls’ Sports Wear At $82 HESE heavy knit woo! Sweaters ars ‘deal £ er skat T hiking and general Winter wear. Sizes for girls — 6 to 14 vears. Tan, Navy Biue. Brown. Red White Polo Caps to Match at $1.75 ) Vandervoort's Juvenile Sweater Sh op—Thir ae ee, " ‘Blouses, —— i eae Pamulary In Addition, Many Special January Sale Events, New Purchases and Newest Fashion Arrivals For the Girl Graduate of January Charming The Junior Shop Presents a Complete and Most Attractive New Array of White Frocks and Tailored White Uniforms It the Class Will Wear Tailored Uniforms It the Class Chooses Individual Frocks Regulation Blouses of white English broadcloth, wit HERE are exquisitely fashioned white Frocks of crepe- Peter Pan or shirt style collar. Also Middy Blouses in all-white English broadcloth, becoming and in good taste for the graduate, with moire trimmed with braid. Middy Blouses of better quality materials, in with braid and emblem trim Regul@tion Pleated Skirts to match blouses or middies; made on an underwaist Navy Serge Pleated Skirts Middies and Skirts in Sizes 12 to 16) $1.95 de-chine and Georgette crepe in new Spring modes. $1.95 all white $3.50 ribbon, tucking, smocking, hand-drawnwork and fagoting used in pretty decorative ways on one and two piece styles. Sizes 12 to 16 years. uss Priced fj 6 to $35 Clearance of Girls’ and Juniors’ Winter Coats Greatly Former juniors’ Coats, sizes 6 to 17 years ? ‘ : i} Hi Formerly $45 and \ : , NW fh v $47.50 girls’ and : a. : . ‘ ; *— aa } juniors’ Coats, sizes (1A ek Pi, iy | 6 to 17 years fied UE ne . ports $38.75 hie iF \ aa t Just Received— Boys’ Four-Piece woot Suits “' \ Lio AA SAAN coat. , rials are all-wool mixtures. . Each Suit “ai Reduced Prices $29.75 girls’ and $23.75 For Immediate and Spring Wear ‘TAILORED Frocks of new and smart de 4 kg oe = : ane ~ e (4 Eg »SOFT little foum | hi dation garment | fashioned of a or satin with clauaill sections at the sides | short at the Side-front fastening, € e Bandeaux, $1 — Back - closing a Brassieres with ribbes | shoulder straps. Pinkesd § peach. Garter Belts, | $1, $1.50, $2.00 | Dainty Garter Belg ie » New Modes, New Colors Foretell | a wariety of style Spring Fashion News in all-elastic and others of | elastic and ribbom, Frocks | Corset chop—Third Fleer. : a. ae Just Arrived 162 and $192 sated an Slave Bracelets — sign in Frisca, Piccadilly twill and flat $ a crepe introduce a choice selection of models 7 Foe 3 rd. Floor that are as suitable for wear now as they will : 4 be smart for Spring has made them very popular with ) Regularly $13.75 lelighttully Springlike. stones to imitate cerning mothers, for they combine | and economy admirably well. The mat “510 75 Gooseberry, Monkey Skin, French Beige, are of sterling silver. + vest, one knicker and one long trou Ser. Double and single breasted ie , eis. “J NN Graduation is one of the greatest events in the life of a bor. It i curing this thrilling event he wants to look his best. ba . .- * . - . ‘a . . ** _— ee rts provides the smartest blue Suits for the graduatin . AIT beau- titully tailored. Many from finest imported cheviot, serge flannel. The models -- Sizes 7 to 14 years. metric tucking, bright bands of peasant em- broidery and many novel style details mark it are worn in HE extra value offere? in these Su: “em new in the mode. And the colors are “three or more. These Queen Blue and Grecian Rose | Shon—Second Foor. First Floor. Compose colors, geo- THEY have just anti Boxes and boxes fall a the newest Slave lets are set with ¢ precious jewels. The Vanderroort’s Jeweilr? FOR GRADUATION Boys’ Blue Suits +25, °30 and £35 Iwo Knickers or Two Trousers mes hown are green single and double breasted styles. Sizes 12 Sale of $5 you will find these Walkers ideal for the babv’s first steps ber-tired wheels and rubber bumper. Col- and aftervinede. They are made on a steel trarme with imit tion leather seat, rub- . * > . sapsidie. Limited : aude Sale of Dolls Regularly $2.50 to $6.50 slightly soiled because they have sampies., been used as table Mama Dolls, jointed Dolls and baby Doils that are $] -_- Toy Shop—Dornetairs. - Collars and Collar-and-Cuff Sets. OU will find tailored Collars and Collar- and-Cuff Sets in this unusual group of Select more than e one smart set to freshen up the late season frocks. ny ‘anudervoort s Neckwear Shop—first Floor Specie Satay Petre Third Floor Millinery Shops Sad gi StS We 518 Hats in 5 Group 95 Baby Walkers A I A pore in the toy 7 alll Rete ER 4%. om a. PERRO BREE ie ER Ree: POR Rp ee Be a ae i aR IAT ES RE RBG SU » i ne ae Hats originally priced from $30 to $48 Hats originally priced from $18 to $28 ee iene ee aa a ie MR Hats originally priced at $18 and $20 Hats originally priced from $12.75 to. $16.50 Hats originally priced from $5 to $10 In both the French Millinery Shops and in the Popular- lingerie neckwear in white, | Priced Shops you will find this wealth of selection and these ecru and two-color combination effects. remarkable values. Hats ideal for wear now. First Choice Saturday Morning Olive and Locust, From Ninth to ma New Vi “Put Your Arms . “They , Bole Cut long in back and | PO a ee Se ke ’ 5 - > ~ . f * ™ * ie hy oa" ry . ’ Wy); re 7 era. : " The last day ot = os —— sour Shit pric of

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f nO, FRIDAY $=BVENING, JANUARY -14,.19970 00 —— is PAGE 7 24 fa 7 ¥ eh wry, a. \ . ote Gea Cm Wate Ra ae Pe ge ty hig AR 3 Ans nese Sots ee oe a by ae a ai AR Sie engl: « Setbbeeie bai ES BP ae PN ASS, a a of 4 ae ws th Be + ae, ‘ egy ~ bis atten i aa ah tee a Roa © Sa ee d see Bond nd Candy Special __ — ) ’ Two Pounds, 95c : aa | i: t Bai ; ie f . 4 7 a > 4 New Victor Records. | saat Matr Cat tn St. | | Men's $7.85 Golf | Women’s $1.95 Silk Hosiery | resh assortment of 1 | “Put Your Arms — No. 20368 | | ee i | Knickers | | A Hosiery that commends itself | | | ye he Ba rina BONES STS Paes Me A: sd yap tH vere aoa Bile oe SR ae ATR gr eR Ad te © ‘ te PY Ok Witsoe — , ot 10 " 7 ss » - 7 hey lp ae ee ° ; 17 eA Gtinn as at ¢ . an ee. Ft po hn eet oct ae ae Se ange anys Ab te ® + terol a nw at ay * * Pt, ee ere F R aus = Wee 2 He ae 8 we enanbent siti busca hte. ims.» “ NS hee a Foe NR SYN Ra aA ONS CA AR ON tat, a ‘ k a» hati fein be pee ey ae Re: ate “ poy? » 2 ‘ BF SRR TR RSS te By ae ake egh st! PP etree, BRR “wor ? ee ia we ee by 7 ei ~ ~ " * , : , rr wait tier a ’ ; y * ta ts a SEPA ES Rat Bee od ee ae | dark chocolates, bonbo an | ’ n : No 1 ; , — | Only fdas ee Perfectly tailored of fine | for favor because of its superior Wins 25c Extra | ; oe ani , 29 _all-wool materials; King- ' fashioning and wearing qualities. They Belong.” “ | ly Shop—Firest Floor, Pleyec by Jess e Seo me ee ; Expert service of gkilled bar- : B | the organ anc Nat S ; grip, plus-four | the Victor Orcnest | the kiddies. , Sirable colors | ‘ial attention—a special roo for “styles, in de- $ 4.85 oe os cea ee ust, From Ninth to 7 i | “Within the Prison of | pee ae ; $A | reinforced at wearing parts; | cee geet = | || My D My Sana 94 (Third Floor, Sone) | ; greene Fleer) | = THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE ane pattorms, ‘(Third Fieer, Nerth.) AS ivals oo ee slight irregulars. (Main Fleer, Nerth.) eam me ne ne wee esas ¥ Comparison Reveals the Lowness of N ugents Prices, the Soundness y of Values and the Great rarvety of Merchandise Selections ee st eects “Collegiate” | Girdles Of Satin $7.95 SOFT little foun- dation garment | fashioned of flesh-co]. | of satin with elastic sections at the sides. Cut long in back and short at the sides. Side-front fastening. * é ; y) - > - i So x * 1 . » ‘ ss ’ as ¢, Mee ra tt nied aie eta oc Va er ek, oe: ae 7 . Be ss) Pet a ee A aa lh at , Sh ~~ ve * ~ pe Pans, pt el pé " Le ete A rs i - a ao \ a > = : At whet ee oe ~~ = ages ~ ona” i < Oe ee ere LELAS oe ee _ oe eS ™ Xe 5 3 | Z ies és, , ‘ , oa | Bandeaux, $1 = Bs 4\ ~ a \ a, - es Back-closing Bandeay P= OS Pens aes siete 2 | | 7 Brassieres with’ ribbon : y 2 : see) | | | e ” ‘Sp I ng Di ESS es shoulder straps. Pink and Eas : , \ | peach. ee, & _ Garter Belts, | : a Dresses That Demonstrate the \ alue- in a Power of This Big Store $1, $1.50, $2.09 Sea VL IN hah’ | Compose Effects - Afternoon Frocks : |e any We ty, | Ombre Colors _ “a Street Dresses | a variety of styles. Some | ease OS amuee CEES fie} , ° PK | all-elastic and others of E ea, ee Pitt i te Two-Piece Models a | Bloused Models e elastic and ribbon. ff ' am ieee} Hea FI One-Piece Styles << } | Tiered Skirts —— Shop—Thira Floor. | & Vt | } Bolero Effects Side Flares | | ey | : \Misses’, 14 to 18 —— | a ! SIZES |\Women’s, 36 to 44 nN NEWEST FABRICS ew 7 ae de Be 3 | : The Commanding Event of the SeasonIs ~~ al FT ices to St. Louis Women Saturday The new season establishes the prestige of crepe satins, fine oo oa ¢ S a . Z : , aed a Pre "a . RA toon . ~ nee ey ee c trod ad Pe NR PAE ee CONNER, Com R KOM gp te elem mah veka ern Seed ne even oe ee a td he le ER ge Re A. TN OT LL hy Ne Se OMEN Reg, Pe See ee Nee Oe Sr he ¥ - . . etna haniciton shctaty Spee aan, ss " sats sarteanad were . ee ate the Sophias bei sam # ne) NS es 89 Rane 7K Sepa pe mrgeacts , re: AP? a mph St Simca OE orn. o . ke Digi Md asta Mab SMR) pn a a er ee eis co a A, Seat . , . , r _ J . : viata f 4 Dados fk Domne cede singe « ae es ak eae eee any. @t WAL aewata. Tm tat ee ras - 4 mder'y eh Vite , - i J as Net A viek Ny Bugragers RRO ws g i Ste iT P takki 5 e : , ‘ 5 , i aaa bs “n ” aR Pi eS Re aD St ee I Ae FSS Satna Wit Rata, SA etal pee te Ve is + tel lps AR Wi ee oO ny at : g phe os as he eee ? ’ Bn ae J A a Sy ade Kass Sterling Silver | ae Assuming rightful importance in Spring fashions, these Dresses Slave Bracelets ie depict foremost styles for the new season. Color is artfully Georgettes, Canton crepes, and flat crepes of which these modish : = stressed—in the unity of two or more shades in one Diiteande reson Frocks are fashioned. Their chic lies in the skillful handling of $] | | ta bright braids relieving otherwise somber colors—in double collars oe these fabrics in scallops that relieve monotony of line—in cacupcenieees re Mosc ee ee BES ect Rahs ot PO, IB te 0 tac AC a+ a Sa el i ek a cai or CE bat ‘ 4 Goa bY oe / ne ON Seite ieiapmectaap ape. 0 Fh smear No of two colors—in colorfully stitched tucks. vortn that are soft and feminine. THEY have just arrived! 4 | an S ’ Blue Suits. . Girls’ Dresses Boxes and boxes full of - . . the newest Slave Bracelets ; ia Graduation | wa Ns ! » a For Graduation that are worn in groups of ! . . three or more. These Brace- ky » | A ‘, hi Alrg New Arrivals lets are set with cabachon PRS | RRL . - / ; , stones to imitate semi- 7 , h Wr | Q5 e \Sox I Nee | = bie Ay ) $ 95 $ 30 precious jewels. The links | a } \ ee | ° =, S- & - -— one = % | | 4 a ‘ are of sterling silver. of q Png | eo fA a These are winsome Frocks for the girl's grad- uation with appealingly pretty trimmings of Irish Mothers will be prouder than ever when §& ae ‘ , ee fier “ Beginning Saturday Morning at 9 O’Clock We Will Sell atin ee ease dhaaak aaesea eaaied i they see their boys in these correct, . or , : T Ta a¢ir .¢ ‘ smartly tailored blue graduation Suits. Seshioned of eli-ewhite flat crepes, Geot- They are made of imported woolens in the 172] P ‘ f Q R | Sh : Ye | od J latest stylings. Sizes 12 to 29 years. airs O ur meguiar oes — a « suse} ther High-Grade Blue Suits in Fancy : es ee All-Wool Cheviots at $19.95 and $22.50 All Reduced to Just Two Prices No Mat- lf a Girl Wears a Regulation Dress H Much Higher the Previous Pric ° Clearance of Boys’ Overcoats : = fie = ee ‘a Blouse ard Skirt ¢ ¢ ¢ Women’s Shoes Reduced to $4.95 $4.95 2m 34 *1/ Women’s Shoes Reduced to $6.00 pa Each Many schools require that the graduation Frock consist of Practically our entire stock of boys’ Over- is I , . ALi. TO BE CLEARED BECAUSE Biouse ot Middy and Skirt of white broadcloth. These are coats is included in this clearance—these for- : merly sold up to $25. We Have Not All Sizes in Every Style and the Styles Are Not to Be Re-Ordered neat! ~~ 0 ularly becoming to growing girls. Sizes cee : rR i ¢ r hout the year, carefully Se- . al — oe REMEMBER—These are the best cuality Shoes we sell throug Ww Boys’ White Shirts and Blouses | lected leathers and patterns The lot as a whole consists of pumps,’ straps and ties in patent or PO oe tt ae ote 95 + } toc f ¢} White Shir: nc Blouses in ; , ; ~Ompiete stock Oo! cican, nite weed al ' ry hers ) cat: Ce ——— + 4 ce some colored kid. P ‘ : a ee $ | . $ | g 5 _— 2 ‘ Cx ace daaemmecesimes ott — and ‘ Nugentsa—Second Fiocor, south.) Gc wit wy coil : ¢, blue, rust anc J s @J . 2 f to - gracuation neecs Sizes (Nagents—Third Fleer. Nerth.) rou p S | | 4G | Take Advantage of the Extraordinary Clearing of Men's rceairom | | BM) < 2-Trouser Suits-Overcoats The Suits and Overcoats Represent Outstanding Clothing V alues briced from es inn ~~ On Your Future English Broadcloth : | Here Are ee i tna (tail ee FS Shirts | : Re Louis B est Extraordinary My Wile Kid Gloves | gate nate. are ets $495 lat attached—of plain | — Clothing Savings : | Bm) | white roadcioth w | on : riced from | | iuater bes does not - ob +1: .95 | Values. | | I lin Saturday ‘ , | Psa | Ser off with trequent priced at Pie Bee AWB 5 LAG RDROTS WEMRRL LI IN. cate oo AONE ‘ i | | tubbi fe | "Car fuli—we!) made iz every R iF | a | Ma: ‘2il—single and double cuffs. | ) | tol (a8 Attractive flare and turned : ° if ‘ 4 i i 7 re «a ced from _ Now in Shirt Sale mY ] 1es | = down embroidered cuffs in the ow i R | $40, $45 d $50 Wa t ed eke F wanted shades of mode, cham- . 4 | é ae eiage _ Progress | | egu ar . ar ca) ea - pagne, beaver and black. a | . een ae OS Sat eens at eee a \ | There is abundance of choice for the man who would make a good appearance at a compafa- ¥a| “oma ; ’ , B inl the Popular- — At / | tively small cost among the many desirable garments of this special group. Every Suit and cot se a”, ‘ Slip-on Gauntlets lection and these — About 2 % Off : Overcoat will withstand the closest scrutiny—you will find they far exceed expectation—in bay ic’ Bee $ w. , | ’ In Neckband end Collar- styling, tailoring, fabrics, details. aati = 2 ee 2 ee el THE TWO-TROUSER SUITS THE FINE OVERCOATS 2 ede geeeieg ; | . S , x M : hr ug ari ec eae ee rie , , OT} uN ? : | 8s chine ain — ae ; en, mebhenen, peer tag ete age oe aro get ae tae <a} Bago | washable chamois-suede. In pS : ii - 6 Seawcea tO... sae | ' 0 mens or conservativ tvles :- im sl le of Ge day . , | } oe : e styles—also double cr All are the very newest tube and box | pongee, chamois, mode, grey “ ¢ : * “ae on ae Bier va" ae sade) sae os Side ae ae LUE. met Bs fine aw * pe # 1 GN eet lh wnt a ama Ma SONA - ATR ih VEN ROG IR {UOC gi PRB: Rh RI sy 7" " fn ¥ Ra from ‘ ‘ As : . » “ait 7 naw 7 ae » nd 4 POY 3 < an Ms (fd - er, 4 ' ~ - - ‘ ., * Se 4 aariasnmete ae ana e ” , * , : , : ~ “« . » : t Hirt. geduced to... breasted effects. Tailored of worsteds, cheviots, cas- lan siceves. and black. SSS FO fs irts reduced to... .88. simeres, smooth-faced fabrics of year-round weights styles being worn everywhere. (Nagents—Maip Fleer, Nerth.) 3 (Nugente—Thiré Fleer, North., OE cinema Fieor, } ; ~" Mizeouri Cammissian af the Blind Is Offerinn Articloe Mado hu the Rlind an# Saade Rasth Mais Bloon = Ss ar Mk” , I a ek aE 8 ny Ga oe : a 2 “a . + Se SRS reed ae ‘ oto" 2a ed eas Piet Sos Pee . ate BE SS ae OO ek me : x .

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FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 14. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - ty a S . you do @ you seeded ASS te $1008 in a ferry? Ooce't Bether your Vests ESS . ~ W > SS friends. it isn't ecessary. Yarim witt i r “i 7 SS SS + ~. = ~ . SS SG Ss SS SSO SYS LN SQV AGG SS SSS ge | eer without amy investiga- | shades in Vests. 7 SS ~ SO DN : SX awe Sa, | | - SEES mee f , S ¥ 3 ¥$ SS CO SS SSENS SS : S : & | garment per tect. ON SS ~ ‘on : . ~ . m S . . . & - yrs ~— SY SS —— = ae . oS Ss — * ~~ SS SS SAS WS SAN = ‘ SS , se ; Y TONSILI > « eadiitetie ante ee - EVR ad sale aLL Cc Gl. Yahiem Finance Core. 7 st _ — fh id prdtup fwys) *ciep ep oer cs enn - : ern fru . i } . ; 7 “ am ¥ 4s - « Saturday! New Spring 4 le E = . S) Alt Says Central — L oo k O S * cies ‘ F ———— ‘MANNE BROS. | SeeWot® SH! | ten! JUeErcoats and Jutts|. Millinery _— “a pps aM hate’ Site. : , ecoaect a —»T Gay in Colors ANNEX NECESSARY tain Actual $20 to $25 Garments FOR PARCEL POST : = Never have you had the opportunity to attend a Sentiment in Official Circles : sale of men’s Coats and Suits like this. Real values, Strong for $3,500,000 | ' por fabrics, expert tailoring, new patterns and new 2 colors. * t a Svcs 992 . ' ~ 7 ye x . - 5 ad wy we va a ‘ i ig ES s i , slik . bhai aia al tal Maar that d ate spt : F pe Us ae Oo, 2 OT NS ES AB Se ius a er Beane aa ee ee aR RS ye : ‘ é rm . - on RES RR ee ag aE hE MIRE iit Ha Feet FP Te SORBET MET el ae a Ae RET LOE I SMES Silt len a ae ‘ Pet A os s ve x rei hire’ eb. Prt oth 8 4 vty : . Non ag Be oy SON: A eee) ee ee «5 te a i) “ . . Yrs a at hake ints me iat a Pv. A 4, re ¥ re “ ¥ Athos gars yen te » +-—_ et b i P my on new Federa! , aay . wherever ee Post: /, i 1. , ming the Latest, Every Style. / Hi , / | for Men ae os -* Black Bottom Tams for Children and Mise 7m | breakin 3 Very becoming, smart-looki | i of All ee ? sntag? of DINED vnasno----2--tereeeraitee- ‘Sets “tata? fo digress “ ; : (St. Lewis’ Largest Bargain Basement) markable ~ heey Se ae CORR Ls ap ere™ ogee Ay ‘ ae ge RY ; x Be ae , Be Pay t: x2 . v See Te @ Beaded a tein ‘¢ a est hia »? paehl A f f > ar ¥ ; = é Fae este a SSR SCN Re a ee Ce eT aie arias a ot BS ae agree ae Se ae nm % gts IS ee eS ¥ worn * + = DEAE, Ao apt AE I ALB ATS 2 i 8 DS Sk hs DM hae ME RON lo gl nag coat. Mestly ail- woel fabrics. Jae *- - $1.69 Union Suits oe . . : amples and shert i oth bas Heavy khaki Moleskin Coats with ” gel pet Hag of high Juvenile and school Overcoats ef dh beaverized collar and heavy sheepskin on die® nics Raaaeil ‘ 29 ¥ coatings, all-wool, plaid lined * e he ma 4 - = engin wi ts. a — . Re ation blue : r : Ov tee oe a ae ve ae ee pelt lined; reimferced pockets; all- lightly fleeced. Sizes around belt: sizes to 48 a CT Eee all-woo! linings. Double breasted, ‘ steees Sheep-lined Coats of heavy khaki é Zs All Sizes skin with beaverized cellar and alJ . S— . Leuts’ Larcest Bargste Basement.) 3 17 Y belts. ear eit to ° (St. Leute’ Largest Bergeta Vii oF - et - aut tfully ) nished '" | an oh "aS Fes ) 4 All-Silk Chitton 4 Awh Wainut | a . 5 s Clearing | ~operty wouht 1 ci -eeeey Saturday Sample Dresses eens , t porarily aa ot 8 aro ll eg } Worth Almost : tock of brant Oe dar aia =~ Every Coat Fur Trimmed | . Double This . Hy ) \| and Full Lined AR . iB -« owner of the Vic- j fm» Si ~~) Price x At a + Bighth and Locust j 7 Mothers will enjoy taxing cae! 3 | ° ° | : Republican pelttician | advantage of this big sale + Sizes for Misses | 4 Nuvgents sha satiate a Se > :t get : ana a of | ; ow ent P 3 , _ - ro ‘ , Cc «3 4 a ’ or ret i Q .S ai x j te . ° é , = . ; During the Dull Season in ‘he Federal building. . So ts Jacet =“ he Sx _ a and Women 200 i Patrons this t Our Drapery Craft Shop . Ra bier emer Repubiican A- Saturday Spect . | s \ 16 to 45 $590 + e ; efaTned to ex P - “ r “+ > rr) é ~ ene. nad ie i _ . . . f ies 3 . ‘ -. ¢ . a 3 e, “ We Offer en Irres ionai cemmiticeman. wh ~apbiiens Girls’ Charieston Dresses, also a ; ‘ : a oY tstt le . a rt a s ; |_ocust : oan ae Fr . 204% , tei interests oo F's Feygea a Wat number of voile Dresses inciuded. Cc ’ | 3 Fourteen ¥ : etre a. Sacks, Babie an ” $: 2 I fo pee eees = . fe f . = J 0 Discount ‘ : : aH - om close te the \e resent ~~ + 23 va.ues Tor ™ : f as | ‘ ‘ ee a ‘oldstel re c 3 J | : Since the ff Gs: iain offices ‘i ~ ‘ On _— : group of Federai ouliding Agtti ; : ‘ ‘ : % x : —ait ediate Orders fer noiders whe are generally in favor W hite ' ; ‘ j ’ . See ection ae . = By \ : ; . & atories. ify exclusve prog MN TAME FMS age NLL Me re aN pt ie a a DRAPERIES AND of removal. ; / HANGINGS | So strong is the sentiment in of Silk pees | sircies for wacating ef the [ ) jing where it ts A Mast He said when asked aovuul Pleatings Just in time for gradu. 6 7 > | mata nape - . é ies -% a 3 ‘ : Le e *- ‘ - , : | pone = “s mt > wn ES Es erent © ——> ~eeeernt ecentraiiy ecated and vaiu- Kheepine : ™ me 4 = . “ ‘ a Aes? > i Fe . . . ie f ' ’ } " é 4 | I] ‘ matter shortly before his return - . en - v bs. + : 4 Two-Piece - $ Me “ 4 Washington that Lie presen: / . \ f y Models | vid be tmcreased in : > \ fi , Se | . _ = Honzonial , 5600 Delmar 5! ‘| Commanity : : : : ‘ , ad ae At a ‘meetin of ti Mountai: Se. «6on. A new shipment of di | d “ : Just set the ¢ Deferred Payments lt wie site that Field, when here buliding ceu As Clear white Dresses in the lat. } : in favor ef .” + hey ’ A " ea 5 height. but that an “architecture sb e "eel 4 iif : ian is i ta: . | work is illum r i est styies and trimmings. ye May Be Arranged at i] heard wv a 4 . fs a ye |) / ; a 4 TTX | : Fime Tucks and Furniture Company | favor of remova.. we ; : : . » | j ; ji | biti . . be, he : = ' : ( \ageste—Bargnin BSasemeni} yar ¥, ne re PE a. j St MA RR GP Sek re, 5 iaiston.. president, | ee rice presiden: Seas todas “Went Colgmas ton MTS. Ro A Heist. secretary, and | * t+

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Word Rol. the ols, SS New Spring inery n Colors from et so low a price. Faille of straw to add to their Spring- or Children and Misses | —oy a 5 NG AS THIS FELLOW AMBP a9 LONG AS THE P. layer | , Piano Rolls 4 ard you a mote. You can get $50 te ; ji SHOULD QUICKLY RELIEVE IT i en i i a Ag GEO egy SE get SR a OM ae tte omen gram — ee, om te IF YOU HAD A re | Loans? - e ND D : When you acea money mina 0} rahiem Thousands have borrowed on their auto. piano, furniture, real estate of anything of value, and ere paying back as tittic each week ALL as $2 we serve you; PY We don't investigate of call up anyone Gon’t need anyone to sign your $1000 nae x dignified. peurteous manne: the same be +f day—low cates and confidential service. Open nites tilt nine tor tence. Vahlem Finance Corp. TONSILINE Srand ‘ eae re, a ae effice help—through a Post-Dis- , patch Want ad. a lt tl ' ALL DRUGGISTS SS SS SS Sr = ae - EE The quickest way to get home or ADVERTISEMENT - For Croup What Would You Do? Here is a physician’« préecription. weed lin millones of homes for 35 years. which (relieves croup without vomiting in lo min- rutes. Ales the quickest relief known for Coughs, Colds and Whoopigg Cough. If there are little ones in your bomé you should never be without a bottle of this (valuabie timetmed mec; recommended by the best of children’s specialiste. Ask your druggist new for Dr. Drake's Glessco 50 cents the bottle. Sell heaters or homes through Post-Dispatch Wants. _FPRIDAY __ SENATE AFTER LONG FIGHT JANUARY 14, 1927 by Senator Reed of Missouri ended P SES MATERNITY BILL with the adoption of 4 comp AS amendment, which provides Measure propriations purposes of the Federal! erates with the States “for the pro- , tnotion of the welfare and hygiene mit appropriations to he of maternity A long fight Opposed by Amended by Compromise to Be Ineffective After 1929. WASHINGTON, Jan. out a record * night passed the bill two vears the authorization of ap- extending for which bill led | Is | the act shall] cease to be €Li J ,after June af The maternity and 14.—With-|Was passed in 192] Tt last sored by women's throughout the lacked uy country and the ers as a “meddlesome’’ measure. made the fisca] but mot +} ats . inereafter organizations menator Reed and ot | wealthy terfering with persona! rights and co-op- | the rights of the states. The extension of the act will per- | 4 4 ? ithe house. years of 1928 and 19299 !'school book lay on a table at his — _......._. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “ PAID NEPHEW $3100 How tor tans Soft The House passed the two year ‘extension bill last year but is yet ‘to act on the Senate amendment stopping appropriations at the end of that period. ' Farmer. 81. Found Slain in Home. LA GRANGE, Ey... Jan 14.— seeking the slayer George 8. Scearce, % vears old, Oldham farmer, whose body was found by a neigh- bor in Scearce’s home near Buck- ner, Ky. The body was upright in a chair in the living room of A Bible and a Sunday Police are County mere i side. hie n crushed. NUGENTS “THE STORE FOR ALL THE. PEOPLE” Radio D a the fame of Nugents has attained for record- breaking Radio savings on high-grade, absolutely new Sets and equipment only. Read the reason for this re- markable saving and you will appreciate this as a typical Nugents offer. IN THIS LESS-THAN-HALF-PRICE RA Two Reputations Are great an opportunity this truly is. ep t.— Third Floor, South - ee ee mee em ee DIO Important to You! ECOND, the satisfaction assured by the Kodel Radio’ Corporation name which for years has stood for the tinest and most advanced features in Radio. Read the rea- son for this unheard-of price and you will realize how SALE ~ SOON BEFORE FAILURE S. M. Werber Called to Explain Act in Garment Co. Bank- ruptcy Hearing. a ep ow by murriage !ast December when rm . ry +} a2 - €> = 018 conte Crik, Lee « ae | thi of 823 1ington ave ment ('o, (plain. i Bankruptcy - to listing of as- sets and liabilities. was thrown into bankruptcy last week by three Eastern manufac- turers with claimus amounting to $7710. Werber explained h: $3100, partly for a $1400 debt in- lidren owed the , ‘ } 21° } curred a. Li Ls wife and ch on a three-months’ vacation at th nepnew's home tm Atlantic City, and th: f remainder in amounts o $400 and $500 which he had bor- rewed on business to New York. over to visit the frequent trips when he would stay and have to borrow for additional] expenses “Do I understand that all your expenses fell on this unfortunate nepnew’’ asked Referee Coles, is : . + . ° If tee k ene ~ £Ty , nepnew time tha’ |] girl wrote me that mv account was ‘Nex’ time,’ I would think. ‘T'll pay him.’ but next time I would not he able to pay him because I would not have it,” he A long and arduous anizzine. in the course of which Peferee Coles short. explained. remarked: “You're develonineg this thing as you go along.” elicited that We ver ‘arch purchases as well as iving expenses in New Pretty White Hand: _ aay onan i un The concern; mateie ; it ax! mi -? and ski it costs jittle and recommended by «+ every where. -_— borrowed from the nenhe ty’ LEVER THAN WHISKY FOR COLDS AND FLU To cut short a cold or cough dus to a cold and prevent complications, nothin, gives such quick and «: ligntful relief asa ASPIRONAL, 4a delightful elixir, medicated with t) latest scientific remedies tbh&t ar used and. endorsed by the highe medical authorities. Every druggist is authorized the manufacturer to refund your money while you wait at the co ter if you cannot feel relief cominy in two minutes. Relief mean: Clears the head; relieves the conges tion in the nose and throat; checs- the excess've flow of mucus; ba: ishes the dull, frontal headache « that chilly, creepy, achy feeling tha’ attends a cold. Aspironal is a complete cold rer edv, in itself, ineluding agenta th: '! Mew eS TL i eels C7 Ae RY NGG Sema cs MEI 9 tad Saati, ° “pa MIPS pints eat aaas = horas Oe eee * : oh Oe eee ae me ee tony ee ee a fe. rer ixicc 0 BA i i A on ae TR GES ROE aE ih that tk J % - | pF eats | he i ss ” ‘ ” w e » a » * Mibim Oo etine ichee Gh Ww Pa ee eee ee - $s’ grate wire A « i x SRR Ae Re ie oS LEN Mt ROO I GOOLE OE OO Is OU EE Ah tiny phh eit gil AONE Nae Tg ON Ott ON. I LOO YE ELT ee NE OIE ON TOE ABS. IN SO AM BR gs ten fe tag i, a ili le yy Silly an sega Pgh me Ahoy Ma, thigh Pl —— és 4 ye ee eg ee AE SR IR a eR tg wore boitweanies Nye ae P rs owrguren te 2 es tng tints ae iene BER erin mer ao uaies eee Poi ie tne ww —_ “tw on , Wea ecie ns 9 em gers rie net HOGS 4 eta 2 eternal pte eh ren dap es Bh srs ins caret eien o én Re ee es NR ae ee ee | 2 eerie: Bee hd ee te te tenia =. Arete eae a “4 . : 7a ul S leans and no receipt fur the pay- ISTFCSRINE symptoms an — Se Pie aIen " ) move the cause by acting gently a: cee) Seo ae a most delightfully on the liver ar! ; The $3 rad waa par? oft $420: . e , se Werbe borrowed ¢ +1 howeis. Aspironal is rfectiv s 5 de & " } rr we 7 g mire 4 al . | 3 ee . . for children as well as adu!' Vercoats | of trust on his six-family apart | Quickest and best relief for eatar: ment bubding at «6% Leiand aVe- 9) eronp and children’s ‘‘ choki op’’ with phlegm at night. Or to $9.95 Garments reductions on boys’ apparel. been disregarded in order te make other merchandise. Every gar- high-grade in make and fabric. cee $ 50 knick- t and tly all- Sizes cs. 3 to 17 fifty cents for a family bottle. C Kod ] : C : tee C $50 clear of morteages and com-) this guarantee offer and take it ‘e , | ne Ee mission, and depositing it ir pri “our darnggist today vate account. | © a 10 GC ora O 2 Besides the loan on the thi eg | 200 borrowed | A Quality 5-TUBE SET "ll At This Unheard-of Price 6 s ras Feb. 25—~—Mar. 4 Weekly | ioan . rr q "4 hor [| rotrri wo _ Fs ; . . i and a $17.500 ro " } _ } , ; ’ ’ .eciy red ep" At, 1i¢ Ty 444. 4. ‘ f 1ns es | 4 ? ’ 2 4-« letr P } --? ‘ ii? amiaitsi *”, a tf i *} , ¥"* ’ 7 ¢ * ri ‘ ri A sv. as am 4 ‘ , ae > j + ‘ j t ‘ ‘ ii ‘ A; c ”™ 2? ‘ ¥ Asie a $s «, } ‘ th ae vi» ; CLaa . 5 ‘ . . , —¢ >> ; tia ‘ Ht \ . ; vr % ; ner hess A é a — ' . + * 4 i ii sT) 4 - > ‘A if ; ws yr 2 ; Sn BS eam } . (ie ‘ . ij y ‘ ¢ > .* ies 4 ¥ : / bote ned ov Without Accessories ete List Price $90 Without Accessories TEACHER FREED OF CHARGE SHE TOLD PUPILS RISQUE STORIES Injunction, However, Still Prevents Woman from Hesuming Duties at Indianola, Ia. the Associated Press INDIANOLA, Ia., Jan. 14 Cochrane, Covi pani 3 . aN ee —— trp ee es Pra Y - + See ene a rc ; s : i Watsons c : . ; sannatie long as: al SAN Salen . rE ANI" Titne ur cae 6 BAe RR Ate iy dies . 1 Ee he fe Ans > thei oa “ 4 pyene Z x a j Pan shel ah ri m P - " : 2 to Saris kas ORE ES * oS oe Ee death Rag et On}. Ba LR rd A ‘ pct ot EN A, Ses ~ aXe ae. SRE ele eet itt eB wihiewsn on of ie fj hit r in reat ted - ‘ ; ’ : “y ‘ i = MR LOO; Waianae sr orga al ce Re iy oc PaaS apa de ndings) ook go eR Ri My aa fy E ite wncese . ‘ - Whe 44 ¥ ’ of : r ¥ hci’ 4 ais " y bows ieee ee ee ee anes a a pies Paratha ROTA: - VOU RY Mtge: my Dh gan dir eee ae 7 om xin or me re * ee grees 3 yr voip islnt . ‘aor hy a | F , : ‘ “Te f SA dene, Biro atten, os f z see rs cs * 4 > : . “as Fei IR RD vs. - le and school Overcoats of rich all-wool, plaid lined. tion blue Admiral Overcoats with linings. Double breasted. ned Coats of heavy khaki mole- » beaverized collar and al) around Loulse’ Largest Bargein Basement.) ERMS as Low as May Be Arranged Secure circular contain- ing further details at City Ticket Office, 318 North Broadway ‘MAin 1000), or Room 1650 Railway Exchange Building, OPA PARR NINE mba tos mg Pies pee Coe * roa = hen ee oni ‘ j - : . = ee Pe SONG. ay hes ee ee “ tien cylin, mudeaiMaptperdine yalbouniy aks OH 1 ire OE ah MRA GAT Mel = wander MR tree vs —_ — Ace, - ” i - . we ~ RRR ORES Ek Gp a Rear AS SIRE Bs ie. a nw WOE PO ml i 0d Bets 4 wali ¢ Accessories for This Set, Only $30 Extra -or Set and Equipment Complete, Only $54.00 “ Florenc: | ee oe Hate PRE. tA Hinge Miss | WF. Miller \9-vear-old Division P ger Agent Warren MO. PAC. RAILROAD OO, oa Railway Exchance Building + St. Louis, Mo. wet aii fs > NOTHING ELSE I O BUY rural school teacher ot County, has been onerated Dy me : ¥ » County Superintendent Walter M List Price (see oo. charges that she toid rise stories to her pupils ‘ a Kodel Radio Corporation Big 5 Set $90.00 ee Cunningham CX301 A Tubes $10.00 ent to wis m she at ary Te 100-Ampere Rubber Case Storage oy onoebty Battery $15.89 . 45-Volt Beacon B Batteries $5.78 Manhattan Sr. or Atlas Loud Speaker Complete Aerial Equipment “Si i ”.¢ 3 4 Q Side ENT AEN ONAL OAL LEAL ELLOS PALE EDS DI oe OO EY ON Me em 2 , «“\¥ * \ Serwice Institution” $25.00 $3.00 posit HAUSTON (MO.) RANK CLOSED Texas County Depo itory Placed in State’« Hands. Which You Get for Only $54.00 inh Almost Wholesale Cost Total List Price $149.67 Dy FAO PO re ROO RO EAIIE OT A BTN Db x * How Is This *Price Possible? The immense Kodel factories and laboratories are now working {0 Capacity on contracts and research in electrical equipment and in tem- porarily discontinuing the manufacture of sets. offered their complete Stock of brand-new Radios At a Tremendous Concession for Cash to offer te Needs Fine, High-Grade Silks, Frocks You Will Be Proud to Wear The Clear Glass Tube ITHOUT silvering, this new Zetka Process Tube makes tone reproduction clear as a bell, mellow as a bass vial ~—the barrier fog of distortion entirely removed / A plate voltage range of from 45 to 250 volts is another Zetks teature—smpeossshle wrth amy other 201A type tube. Hence, greater volume —longer lite and —per- formance that is always at peah, | « Ach for the Clear glass tube ra the blue and orange bes PRICES NO HIGHER WAY CALDWFII HAY DIVORCED | Wife of Richard Bartheimes« Gets , pore = Pari« | : Nugents shared in a part of this great purchase in order Sig Patrons this unusually fine radio at the decided savings the public has | . « ‘earned to expect at Nugents. Fourteen Years of Progress Developed This Superior 5-Tube Radio Since the first Kodel Homcharger made its stride towards radio per- tection many other refinements have brought credit to the Kodel Labor- atories. Thirty-nine distinctive inventions and patents are now Kodel's exclusve property. a seine k on J "Ty", « i i? r All the many improvements a < oe Na, 2 FS en "0G Shey Ee Stee were married in New Yo which have made fame for the gee ! GETS LIFE TERM FOR MURDER Kodel Radio Corporation during BENTON jan. 14.-—A , r* ay RICE-STIX CO. {OG2 Wasmingtos Af THE STRAUS CO. iawwet at 2/th t. WHOLESALE RADIO CQ. [ti Nerth 10th Sc. A Master for Power fourteen years are embodied in 7 | eas | | ~ | this superior set. As perfect in ) | | 2 ‘? Se gh Ky | Sa age pe gage Sarah As Mellow as a Cello 2 As t 1 le t oper- Clear as a Larig — seception 2s +t is simple to oper any is a high tribute to the cabinet maker's art. The handsome wood- work is illdminated by be gold engraving on the panel and sub-panel. In performance this 5-Tube Kodel attains quality plus. Maximum volume, wide range and clarity. So easy to tune in as it is already logged Just set the dials according to log chart supplied with each Kode! set. th its three one story wings, ccoupy:ng over helf MILLION DOLLAR Kode! Redio Corporatice This mammot® siz s‘ery factory building, ¥: ef an entire city block, ie ewned by the TWO

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PAGE 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ oe FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16,1927 ere 5) LOUIS POST- DISPATCH... WOMAN WHO ENDED |GOAL STRIKE POWER REFUSED |""rne"tnecsure reinstea. "ater ex Gloves We Give and Redeem Eagle tee Yen Restricted i Articles Sasigted |House Committee Won't Authorize | tended hearings would have given || Bis | | the President to Act. the President, after a 80-day sus- $2.50 to $2.95 : lye : By the Asevciated Press. pension of work in the coal ficids, | Values, Pair, a me KILLING: WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Th»e/ authority to declare an emergency. | ; - : : | House Commerce Committee has/The Interstate Commerce omanis- | $ ] 88 ae | rt the Parker bill|ston then would have been author- | omen’s » . | refused to repo t 1° suis aoe shipme nts | @ Women’s French : e . ~ , the fancy and a 3 mitted to give the executive branch of the | tzed Son Declares Mother Ad ‘Government authority to act in | through issuance of priority ship- kid, lambskin and i so with } sewn— 2% Striking Foster Brother With |coal strikes. The vote was 16 to 6. hoeneay orders. The Bureau of Mines | cape Gloves in also would have been called upon | pique style with ing rrel. ‘The action was interpreted by ak During i |Chairman Parker of the commit- | to investigate causes of the strike | novel cuffs. Se i the bill's author, as tabling all land coniptle a report. Basement iy the Associated Press. +. i PLYMOUTH, Ind., Jan. — —— py Z S(O C Ox a continue in popularity. | Sanial Basement Economy Store orphans’ home at Plwmonth bv Mrs. ee is teint hs Werner wha nok ont an inavrance pollev for $1990 oan each Ratnh | aed FRESH from ihe: iis died tin Sentembor follnwine an in. eke ome en! Think of This Choice of 3 : . eta “ak ty Ps eo sed Se | Custard Pecan Pes...60c Pecan Stollen... 50¢ —o — ws Extra Size Muslin Underwear { le ae — ‘nao poe 08 oo Round Cheese Cake SPFUIAL | S ® a qd Well-made muslin Gowns, Chernises, Step-Ins, | , PS all ee eres Sat White Raisin Bread ul1ts a } ; V eTrCcoa ~ Bloomers and Slips in matched sets— her fether died under mystertous VamillaT ote richbuttersponge. covered with neatly trimmed with embroidery.or re 5 : stitching; sizes 46 to 50....6.6-00ee- | oe Bonbon icing and studded on top with cherries 60c | ‘ | A hettlea of notson wae fannd tn | Well-Tailored, Dependable All-Wool Garments That Are Basemcnt Econonty Store | Rifeest'’e nonerlreat with a ererthhied V S 1 LV I will heervonthineg hi Nossecsions to er ecita aiues wow 7 -e 6TH & OLIVE ST ii sss is The Waet howe ware ninerad tn tha . | ithe na -- ee ne moathar Vir. 3) No Candies Like Busy™ Bee o\ aeaits * oy) - ios. ee ———s . Shonen “ = re or e*eeedes# ) / | ( ry) y r } C rh); SS . \ ) @ Value-giving such as this comes so seldom ‘ PS / | that you should make it a point to choose here s MUSIC C | ‘ early Saturday. All garments are of all-wool - Se Ly AT war & = © fabrics, their styling will please and you may | Saturday—Misses and Women Will Want Thee 1103 OLIVE O9II EASTON 4&4 rA\ : obtain an Overcoat and a Suit or two Suits or ° - | two Overcoats for only $25. Silk and Straw Hats a BiG SATURDAY SPECIALS | The Suits | The Overcoats ec $32 69 Values. M a te bie Yieguchtine oe se rtes Se eigen, eM Re, Aaane . ma “y re ry ae , Res en on ~ re ‘ ~» - Safi i ‘ . gee eh SFR is Mi a ade wis Aipranin Ria - wy om, J 4 "4 7 Pe fe a ate: ) tir at sh Pan i Me p re Ker teed ep ry - La Spiel =. OA Mia 52: see x ee Bes RAAT PE INT eS NRO Val d PO a a ee ai) gies —_ iis eee neta - Lf 7 ‘ 4 bs eee ean svcalitiaast Sviitiee IK, os teh ai ed Bio ae a =n ee: ; = “4 ‘ 4 - ’ 7 , puis? 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Nayar se mote. - , mead minty en SINE 5 Ae, OF) Sate hag Se Vee int ce arts saainn saa nee aoe rat we DONE mnt nine Sy ep rene ‘ ‘ aeRO . > \isgeng ns eal; yeast ae age Pe nN yt sya "tty aie ae . ihn oO Nh act w : . 4 iam = doareayy AF ne eth ey iN ee ty Sonn me a ” rare aesy: Pte Deas Nhs» RE +“ pes me em oe nore mae rte eRe et NRG vere aM eS e é Pa at) Ci a ARN Ne Same SA Te pin & r , ' Louies ol , . tens . , m ~ o . an ten veer napee ann ota sibetn ae ~ * len oo eye he mene RBS Na abet ollitevcgs . ie 2 . . - ee a ne ~ te re ‘ be — ‘ - . ‘ » pb on a w ‘ oe ee ena re A vr mat he ~ 4% yee maeehn ei _ 4 € FP SRE oe ..” ; Oey Oe eee a or nnee vie To pate aon Pea 9h canenemnnge va “ - os . _ Faved a 4 . “ eee a Mt —are of all-wool light and —are of all-wool cheviot in . dark patterned cheviots or gray, tan, brown and other @ An assortment of modish silk and straw com 34 t t t | Za cassimeres—single or double shades; in ulster, ulsterette, , , . | EF 3 @ ’ water en , breasted—in semi-fitted or | half and full belted models; | bination Hats in new shades and black; effect an! : T od Tee ue aa aagen ~ ~ ° > = j ER A eS ee SEE OREN ep erese EY - ssa iy Korie aH ee ‘i Sui A. ont oe ¥ In hi-boy mahogany cabinet with built-in speaker. Equipment includes 6 RCA Tubes, Two Worth-While Saturday Offerings— 1 “C’’ Battery, 1 Willard 100-Amp. ‘‘A”’ Bat- ° ° P oe eaweady. “BH Profit Substantially by Choosing From These and rice Charger, > Ul day f Girls’ Winter Coats! Suits and Overcoats, “A” Battery current, Above COMPLETE Very Specially Priced ATWATER KENT RADIO E wees S y Specially Pri ELECTRICALLY OPERATED With Famous Philco £3 %, i a : Garments $ ATTRACTIVE TERMS—LIBERAL ALLOWANCES \W/ oad ] J \ Wy @ Attractive, well-tailored Winter Coats s§ q@. Boys’ Suits with single or double breasted Why Wait? of polair, camel's hair, cheviot and vs, Seagal style coat, one long and one short pair trousers : | , ag a , Owna 0.6. og ! ‘“Modriq’ 1 | as fabrics—with fur collars and neat linings. and vest—some with two pairs short pants; Genuine Sizes for girls of 4 to 14 years. light and dark fabrics. Sizes 8 to 16 years. And double-breasted style cheviot Overcoats with With UT ~ ll TUT un iA By \ ; ll Girls’ $10 to $12 Silk Dresses convertible collar; sizes 3 to 6 years and 13 to _— i mL ) ‘nth - Ltt Re ni wil 16 years ra Good quality crepe de chine Dresses in smart styles and ‘ cl Two Suits, Two Overcoats or One new colors, trimmed with embroidery, ’ shirring and contrasting materials. sizes gh 5 95 Suit and One Overcoat for $13! °, Gee 8 to I7 YCAre...sse. CORO KOCEKKOES COOSS Basement Economy Store ss : | —And ‘ i | your choice |! py i id sho i | , | " Hy | Hn PERSONAL } a Ht ! ha) nn ||) \\ Hi i F Basement Economy Store =— : me : ; 3 in “9 eee ee eee PE ae ee saa |, cow oh tes het oT ee ee ear Pole A LF wt eouhnee Scoiao eee aScate ni RD 02 1 cph cneseiate ORG eae peace vs sy WSR pi sie cre : vay 2 So F Kans s x PA “or AMES A sabe at NAPE Ma > Le eos : toopad Dy re. ta at oa de es ale a % a a ee ae es Me ii ee ame aig oe ck, Se Cem diene nh ST Tae cg oe ee a 2 nn Seah ee ee ge nee eae] Fe aK, ben teeyety Apa a Hees hc Me RrINtety Fer 9 OB on AE! MEN Ae aii We 4 A ¢ ” Pe “ Ay lha ons hear ped Ace rw esten 4! Sa ea J sobs as SAINI aye Ih " 2 ag ee > 4 “ a ay. Via oe ar te, 4 é ; . LESSONS Fata ae > | | et | Women’s Hosiery ~ anty Dresses Combination Garments Wool-Mixed Shirts 7@ | Sample F F o r emost | Small down pay- fj . i: % | Pair... 65 C ) $ | 49 $3.00 Value, $1 95 $2 ee 7 ; # $2.50 to $6 | Saxoph on-| ment, convenient ff . es ; ¢ Mock-fashioned thread silk or @ Broadcloth or alpaca rayon Panty Special ist. terms. a pay etl” = rayon and silk mixed Hose with Dresses for tots; attractively hand @ Marvelette bandeau and girdle € 900 Men's a seal ae ; ONLY $10 | & Ai cially purchased Special a : Pound C | — bréme and A, Eile worsted and all- Toten $2 95 4 : 8 ye > $e ¢ Star-shaped pieces of rich milk choc- | black leathers. aS al ae! wool Sweaters in € 627 all-wool Lumb i ks in wif Sweaters 7 ip- oo want several pounds at | Sizes 2% he 8 4 hal ? a variety of good oiall ana “chaciad aia re MM : Wool and pe Wrapped Molasses Sticks, Ih. 280 ~~ rane “siete Mirae = and col- tailored and finished with 9@ a able styles from 1 . Snaineins i waistbands. Sizes 8 to 18

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€ Women’s quality voile, fine and cambric kerchiefs with em. Basemegt slin Underwear owns, Chernises, matched sets— oidery or ve) 5 ¥ Basement Economy Store Step-Ins. er gegs = i a a _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Op mee egprme Ne on Tae ie all i elie apie oY ieee atlas: attain ae nen de yt ipy STE aS eet A eS ~ —_ —-- - — ee eee —— _ - - oe ee — a ee ee ee —d em — e Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps— Women’s Kid Gloves Special Saturday, $3.95 @ Imported Gloves of excellent kid and in the fancy short-cuff styles women and misses find so chic with many costumes; all pique sewn—in the popular colors. Glove Section—Matn Floor mere ae ee an. weeds — ed ae ee CO ON AO (ype aD ar 7 oe 997 es i ae ee ae a ee” iin aie ait Adie eel mee el i ee i ¢ oe ~ a — -_ CL CC CNET tt te cet ee Few Restricted Articles Excepted AMOUS ~-BARR CO OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. St. Louis Les Angeles The Misses’ Section Presents Spring Fashions in Youthful | New Frocks All Arrived During the W eek—Priced "Zo *3) °392 @ Dresses that express the grace and verve of youth in new terms! Soft, clear colors; supple, flattering lines; clever trimmings. To see them is to yearn to slip into this one or that one that seems individually appropriate. Crepes are the fabrics—Cantom Sahara, flat, crepe de chine, wool crepella. hy Colors and Combinations Are Most Interesting Two and three t blend to create ones of some new color charming Dresses. Or platn tones—Grecian, rose, beige, monkey- Skin, queen blue, Palmetto, Athenia, many more. Navy blue and black, too. $25 Correct Graduation elaborate occasion. ric trimmed—or entrancing with tucks, pleats, embroideries, laces. maine, crepe de chine; sizes 14 to 18 years. Graduation Dresses to $45 Dresses for the simple and Piain tailored or self-fab- Of Georgette, crepe Ro- New Sports Coats In Sizes 14 to 18 Years— $25 to $89.50 Swagger imported and domestic woolens, some guite furless—others with new types of collars and trimmings of twin beaver, monkey, squirrel, calfskin. Daring color effects. Splendid tai- THE MAY CO. nver Misses’ and Juniors’ Girdles And Combination Gar- ments——S pecial at $3.50 @ Front and side-fastening Bonita Girdles of semi-elastic and brocade. lightly boned to give slender figures supple grace. Also combination Girdles and Brassieres. Corsets—Third Floor Misses’ Silk Slips For Graduation $3.95 @€ White, flesh or peach tint- ed crepe de chine and radium Silk Slips, tailored or lace trimmed. Sizes for gradu- ating misses—r4, 16 and 18 years. Slipse—Third Fioor Saturday—Select Silk Hosiery “Surety” Brand— Pair oo. C M. O’NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Akron Cleveland ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE It

Saturda y—Delicious Candy “Specials”— Assorted Chocolates AQYe LB., 42c; 2 Lbs... @ Varieties of creamy centers, covered with rich milk and dark chocolate; made in our, own Candy Shop. Oe ee ee ee ta ae the newest millinery modes just as economically as possible will be enthusiastic over these faille, bengaline and felt-and-satin mod- els—so smartly finished with rib- bon or fancy pin. Pastel shades, wood tones and black are it Chocolate Cherries Whole, fuicy Cherries cov- ered with cream fondant and | Black Walnut Taffy Rich, “chewy” Taffy ~— of cane sugar. New Orleans molasses and black coated with milk or dark chocolate; Ib... 49¢ | walnuts; Ib Filled Hard Candies, pound. ......++++-35¢ 40¢ ‘, . BES * SA OR EE IE oye OO oo Sa SAO Nei Aa i ng EINE Rape RO Rt cat ‘Nh tg « v* ‘ ane oS = ad a PW AE BS Bega oT . eh ¥ let is ae 7 us Ns erie m Or UCR Gene SNE or meen, | Rete Danie baie n ean 7 Oe eae | ha | 5 Saal é ee vee CS doe. GT 2 ” Weal + $1.45to$3.85 | ge hu 4 : Z € Wisps of color i dainti- a aie Ss ps a _ @ The convenience of these attractive, well-built Suites | ness! ae! < Trestworthy mane — Fam makes them extremely popular and to obtain one for yoanut Laver Cakes pe Advance Spring Frocks Cc Value, _ 50 % sheer prints, broadcloths, C Wool-Mixed Shirts special... $1.65 Special... Men's gray woo! - mixed Se in two-pocket style with rinkable neckband—well tai- a Sizes 14%% to 17. Resement_ | ll Full-Size Wardrobe Trunks Specially Priced, $22.50 Strong fiber covering to stand the “bumps” of baggage han- dling. Stee] bands to rein- force the construction—and such conveniences as ironing board, shoe box, etc Trunk Section—Sixth Ficor Jones, Santone and others. $79.50 is highly unusual. The davenport opens to a full Little tub Suits of Devonshire, hed and the chair and wing chair are equally comfort- Special other tubfast weaves. Smocked pure linen and other weaves— able—all three pieces embodying the well-known Kroehler ee white layers—filled with co- tuffled, Smartly collared and and covered with: marshmallow. pocketed. Panties to match. in-crisp white and colors. Plain points of excellence. _ Strucesse! Loaf, 20c. Sizes 2to 6 years. and fancy styles—sizes 1 to 6 7 $250 to $300 Davenport Suites years. Two-piece Kroehler and Pullman Suites with wearable parts of mohair; both the davenport which opens to $ 50 - — | $2.50 to $3.95 Dresses | $1.50 to $2.50 Creepers | Walking babies—from : to 3 | Tailored or smocked. Made of | years — need lots of these. | white @abrics, prints or plain | white Swiss, dimity, voile and | colors. With plenty of room erepe dé chine, smocked em- | for unhampered _—- | broidered to i to 3 Oo ~ | or ns. Diao $2.85 | years 95¢ $1.45 Infants’ Sectieon—Third Vicor 20ys’ Lumberjacks Special Values Spring - Sweaters $2.95 $5.95 to $4.95 values. -White ae” ' y colored slip-over ; @))-woo!l Lumberjacks in rer Sweaters for Aa Song ‘All nd checked effects—all are hand . ; S and finished with wo Col and silk-and-wool—ador- , Be ff Pie styles ; ‘ ds. Sizes Bt : = y & Irom 1 to 5s¢€ te 18 verrvement Mam 7: 832.85 full bed and the large chair have loose, re- versible cushions. Very specially offered ———

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eS ee eee ee ee infants Seciseerewst Sire F owr 6 ee ene fi. PAGE 123:_.. __ ST.LOUIS gedaan ________ FRIDAY =EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ™“ pointe re George bet illson APPOINTS . THREE CURATORS 22%2!c=, 85% Grosse, © Wiss N’ ~~] FREE DRUG SALE— [ose Spectal te ithe Post-Dispatch ceed E. Lansing may - St. . , F R ra & Pyorrhocide | Mavis Toilet . . ~ > ~ S| - as mot ” rlifran oe. re JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. Jan. who Was not ano appiicant TOUTH ©. 1F - Af Keep them always io & ? Thie coupon is good r one Free ; — IB ay 4 um ted ; \ yeu = S253 s e Trial hottie of ‘Swissco ate Treat- Se Dr. Smoneaen gel ange sod Ceras ; Abe Sesuted ieee Fete re ';. home. They v len id « touch of ‘ pian is to Kc i, 3Se Quinine, pure re Bae Mey am Theatrical. charm and beauty, as nm 3 Northem, Norther , — ao ane 2 Suiphar Hair Tonic. else will. And they are gp 3 and Bur lin gte ; rerreming to tired nerves | and drooping spirits. ti The ap- Plattsburg, to succeed. himself. Quinine (ap«.. 3-¢r., dezen.. Lane's Liver Pills ae below and sent direct » ) ar i. . ~ee be V. SQGSTS. — Throat Discs, P.-D.’s Vessel Was Bought From § (°° :*_ ©. ose®" 3 Se Royal Brown Cigar 96¢ Imperted Olive OFF a a Pot et et pee pet pee ot ije, TSe,. 35e Peroxide. T. & P @- Cocoanut Oil Shampeo i A. D. & Peroxide (ream st Peacock Bleach (ream. $1.25 Hair Brush $3 Syringe or Boot tix £ | : {Se TSe Tooth Brus: There are so many ; im of rail te Witeh | Hagel. Dickinson's best. . ; wm - ‘ove ly Varieties of cu ned by Jaines J. and New York. 1 be 2 Se e Pills. bottles of 106 S ial Sin: le Price—Keiffer a eon © Sowers and potted : : ~~ rep nearer Aristocrats of the Road , ltt on | he Carter's Litt io Eheer File. apn in eae Column Single Price | ee | plants from which to - q — New Stock—Firsts Only @ Se ee a This . sien er is good 4 f or only ly 1@ days. Free Perfume! It? $ iter of eles Clon aoe oe a ned . "oe i | ' choose. Place @ Stand- ~ a iSeCO : j Q ie 5 ARMS LOADED yp faded hair, aids hai th, re 60c—Buy 1. Get 1 Free—a Dainty Glass- a ae 3 ' “it no order with your ae : mov Gandrufft and stops scalp ay Saag Frosted Lasmgage Assorted Piee’s Cough =yrup ain * 2@e fi : 5% orrst. | aed here enae otaail AT MEXICAN PORT | 222s.) fence sf 2 Wiice Rowers sorkiny Clad or S8CkAS. | oot’ Sil “Wngmenis a Pre _B5e 3 404 N. 9th Street barked at Brooklyn, b.it Post-Dispatch Wants. “Ge Candy. asserted. in class BETWEEN LOCUST AND ORPHEUM THEATER Terms as Low as $1.00 PER WEEK §f New York Firm and Mu: 9 is, Sasi Sones Se eee tell: coger ies os se nartem Ou Caps.. ‘Red Seal lens io PO aw ...-..... PS agi Manila Gear | Goodrich. Silvertown Cords , nith | eA apo a =e = Sane, cures colds we Epsom =alts. peu nd ha tos : oe ee ee Sa ee eG r, “ wy tern IN ren Cs Sa a We: Mi Ae agen ite ries Hoe pps Re ee ee ee Bet eas roa a] : 0 hk ene Lai Sis Nea a Ti vo Ramee ee IO tt: aay CBF. Ee Gear ee eat " ¥ ¥ 7 me asin: p ela a eT eee 3 ae “py bod ings - > —_ ee Te Boke See arr ~ a we NEP ep deme m 7 ws. ae oe " beng o: Pipi wen A Sak BAe, ahd pat Sok he PR ea ten ate lily Bis ze Be, ‘ ‘ . , ; br tent der sale ae eaicient? ry ' | ee ae ay pe ; Ss no eed oon one hee eh 4 ; ; ; , . ee Mt ia ’ : ; ’ ’ are. Sat PABA ee Citi: “RENE G Gaba eine, anh Ke gina * wot et | oy a ae oe FFetes he = ge R ‘ ae Heit: te nae ae hse ees * : one Tapeh 5 Officer Was Understood = . Ke N ot ‘ Mee to Be Mexican. .* s + th : : ie ret ae | . ion | oR WNP EIPEE ws BE toward Eliott, chates CLEAN—EVENLY SIZED {arms to Nicarague efted by Pres. BD opcara of the Northerm sf ‘Aen? Fils ton : » : : SS . ws ten ont ssued in New Congress last _Mondas shat a joint “Consolidating sili maa | ee ee * ss af the three roads Site age ee inate : , + ire 2 ects i Me se al ‘ : ee rear? “The Hard Soft-Coa Jpribticgpmen ieee gayy, fort said. : lienten _— _- ee . - a pared some Compare the heat value chat the project was conceived and f ror % See oa = >} that Mexico ind Mexicans had dat ) chart, which tells its own it uaty an tnckionea) Se Saas. Bose piace atrengy 4 Ling week,” and n , : Mt x } nay 1] | re ” . for submission af A Glance at This Chart Tells You ~ Rs erve officer. * ” ee | ime,” 19 (he Commi Which Fuel Is the Best Buy Ss at Beticmotees ag kT eden: | hare pane ee }$6.25~— | Ordinary Hlinois 11200 == $650 x= Smal] Furnace Sze 12700 =“ == >>. [s700=_ @aener Lump or ckwesce S Sze 12770 = | $17.00 pw ten Pedimapheagia Anthracite see0 se oe ter Wy DAP te or aE sis Se 5 ae Hii 4 bs oe ciety ld. St *. eva ; i nsth Wie’ cut en Oe i Ae: pepe ONES EP IOS Ne LOT * Me ae Dente et ‘9850 mee OOM Ca 7 3 tt Tl we 4000 fine suits & overcoats {f° .-3 pe rate sin Mir Neorasi ‘“sliorad4, [daho, a —- PE ef A, OE ee - me 7 Aa ad Cs % s c= enn nahecrnn he 13300 ==} | a Vaca didn't have the money Business men and college men who know the importance of wearing good clothes and demand | pa Orson. al [$11.50~ By Product Coke 13300 Sa] | big enough to bundle such an or the finest quality will appreciate these great values and the substantial price reductions eo oo the ee 1% ¢ . . s 4 tj 4 a Pt e* . = « ? Po a?” a 4 : . inf ~ ‘ q Sams — 5 Rh fs - a ¥ ale cS = - i = 7. ae ; * “4 +s : fem E Ni 4 pte % $509 ped ? £ R gia 5 . ae “e & 4, 4 at s Ss : = a 2 Se 4 on Pe —-. - y " -_- + as ee Py ie e P qs oy * ; cs - . oa ~ , > Be te ss d 2 SS ‘ aeTrA : Gl i % ees - te = = - 4 : a i > * = : & ay x 5 oes , exe q g « > S P =" . ; ; 2 ah. : $. 2 Se. . ~ rT and ard. sey es | seo x sro do and Seuther™ Order teday» frem any of the tellowing dealer . ~ ~5 it. Al ) | aii The in wie rered ; ; Frmore and the Minn ot ee Rahat Ae Beye : , £{ #aemrors i 9 = a 6 lt Thru to Seoxth ba . . » 441644 Fé x ‘ r . : ~s> ™ oh, oe SET oa ae no ans = Alt md — ” LR a NE NN eR ee “17 da s : ) : V alues for eda meted ee “ Foot Saver” Straps and lition aateihdan otha Shoes ated of eight niachia Gan Known everywhere for In high and |! heels: ne-pounders. Although their comfort and brown ied Stach ont: at ner for these New beauty. In parchment, emt, pear! gray parchments. ¢ << aii ra with trims to match, a! b] lack anc ? tan k Kid . we«) < anc Dat “e a one 10 Val: es Up r 7.50 IZe@s 4 c Up to to — a*, $12.50 2 RUE gles gino ian encom BEES 52° ERAS? es My MEIGS Toe) OP om i hemes ¥ i a laiala, dale ace aledemiianeh aide aia. saa a ee oe An offering of Hart Schaffner & Marx sur- Here are 4000 fine Suits and Overcoats— plus stock is very unusual and when the oppor- you'll see the world’s best fabrics, correct é: tunity came to us we were glad to get it—when styles, beautiful patterns, finest tailoring You ee When this had been done —— the — you |] realize why we are so can buy quality clothes now for less than you'll : ; : ogee te ise 23 enthusiast o a Nit ak Chines anil Onfoe ds pretensing Dr Waca, form iastic about this event pay for the ordihary “‘orphan”’ makes — A ee a ee “ Many styles and lasts in black Values $r0 to asd brown kid and Diack and = lox 0 $< ).40 — cal ang patent ,ecatners. ime | before by 6 Steep at ee [t’s our first opportunity for over three years Men's and Young forts in biack and tan § 90 || cos 7 gf Be cere ara to teature a sale of this kind — don’t miss it! Men's Shoes stad pac leather, Ship Cleared From ainsi, 4 W ide Selection of Misses” and Children: Shoes er on t ~~ oe un “Ta =on at Greativ Reduced Prices Se Jute 28 aad he ee ee | Shod at Our Deimar Acenue Sio: \ wa . aoe roe met meso | moement and Gpen Erenings Mon., Thu a? y - nO Wii oe | Sebad he : te : - a + ana od SHOE \compaxy Washington Avenue at Broadway —— emg ela | pattvend to ‘Pwsctn Sanna’ ee ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 se | AA TA om 7. +. “aa ¢r a “era high- grace Oes an ae —— BN RMR 5. Sey MORN Rn BABY 55 70 Ness pa By Ae a NY ye k ie bs EM Re gk Gr eee *' ~— i. ‘stored aR Asa Pa oc” ai “ZW %. RS «gE igi ial ok rs We: x lu. deo i ie ¢ ah -ceeipee Sse RS A er ON eh ak rs : ‘ ¥ mm. ‘ tg Ra a: OE ON ge ae ee ] Paso shipment and during the Centinged on Seat Page.

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_—__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ __FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 1° f S ~ _— a f 7 | al | olo | | a WEST RAIL | s spe promenade ype pedlarceragy magces oo won en cg gt ype veh Penn to land. They finally were ments of tifles or ammunition on / of arms or ammunition for ship- ¢ ‘ 4 HIP FOR SA A Asnevican flag wan Rental and the supplies and then atiasked te. pel ns oye J A me a sang — He likewise denied ever hav- | ment on the boat. As far as I Rr CAS St. ovesron and returned to ing taken part in any transaction; know : t ET rE nsact ow, no rifies were brought to) DRESS B STARTED FR Nicaraguan col] y hoisted.| del Norte, where aga! ? OM U. S. | “0 gree Mia : veah te aa ee ee: Grate, involving the purchase of arms or| Philadelphia from N®w York for! HA F A i OW R tf MERGER INDER WAY) centre trom rrercaime rene. saat Stlentanmae tae allegiance C ven agg used, and the place ae aa ee he original plan was ammunition for use in Nicaragua. /trans-shipment through Mexico to | . ‘4 ; of AU : ‘s. 2 4 vt no aca Fine Jap Weasel Coats Are Bargains at.....$268 Lingerie. Teddies, step-ins and sity of Wisconsin has culminated bloomers in the delicate pastel Smart little close-fitting styles in the new Spring Hudson Seal Coats (Dyed Muskrat).......$268 ints. Miawy. axe Gelaiiie tae $n the engagement of Miss Doro- colore are featured for Saturday's special selling. Imported C learance Sale! |} fi : Ae”). - ADVANCE WHITE AND SOFT SHADES 1735 fONy/) SELLING! ) SOR) AG INCLUDING | t ty er s bA* > ‘ * 'geeee SAMPLES! “ seeeest 7. esse ’ = A beautiful selection in tastefully ip tailored or lace trimmed modes. Ther NOVELTIES Fashioned of Crepe Georgette or Flat By hiy ii y j T ’ le» $4 rie - We have assembled these lox ety new Spring Coats for a special advance selling Coats in the newest Spring laveeds Caltat C. - ; and Herringbones' Trimmed in nes a All fresh and new—fust un- 1¢. & ali sein, rova, oquirrel Paw, Dyed Fox and Russian Badger. In the packed. In sizes 12 to 16. Bakes} | newest Parisian Ombre Plaids. Ge 14 5 905 \ a } $5 Will Hold Any Coat Until March Ist. Girls’ Regulation KLINE'S~—Third Floor. is kat Dresses Smart novelty styles of quality kid. Made with novelty cuffs in Winter Coats Winter Coats a wide selection. Overseam and $ and $ 95 pique styles. In black, brown, wee . 4 i. =o ; PW ste 5 “ 7" F ‘ > LPO iy ’ ~ xg f; othe Chang. “ack yp Se <K REA LEN BE LAINE ab 1 tegghesten on ial . ‘i pie cin ane, “ . a : h “ _— OG 2c) RS ORE bs b ee shi P —— A a . og — A S92 tho Neper nee “~ Sacrificed in Gra. klehead mode and gray a i n KLINE a Mat } 630 a | OR NEXT : : d ' YEAR! rd Bigot Bg spratioen Fashioned in” regulation Peter Ze ; ue wi smar mn nen ety icloth ar 4 Overcoats— 3 : ae COATS Tice $ aah eaten ta Thompson syle, ie Broadcloth at . a FOR HALF light furs. New $5 and in Tub Silk at $8.95. Sizes Bikes so. ; arrivals. Excep- ; 12 to 16. abrics, correct THE MONEY tional values. K LINE S—Balcony. ~ ing You i | he owanmumpcocinin . BASEMENT BASEMENT makes # Every Dress \y a &§ sy ee s Practically at Sa 9 | ‘A a | SCARFS! Such savings! Kline's never f tk iP 2c: “arty over and so you have |} Wh | a, a f_ ’ oe ee 7 Morning Special! e- i wa SPECIAL PURCHASES! ** styles in straps, Oxfords, Pumps, . . . . . | ‘ : ’ a | f Ps, step-in Slippers in Pat- : Silk Hais! Felts! Every Dress is secured at a special price through special — - pe |) Bi ee J Iionne i t 4 : | . 4 6 a H ent Leath : 4 . er, Black Satin, Black the part of, our buyers. The new touches will charm you. Suede, B , : Black “geal ey he | sleeves in many variations. Skirts which are tiered or pleated or od FE Bet Bx tion. By oe eae closely shirred. Diagonal tucking. Two-tone combinations. Rich ; ¥Y now for Spring wear Of P ° | tinsel embrdidery. Newest details. : » nee @ : | are values these € tot and save tremendously. S 2! O 8...WIDTHS | A final selling of 200 higher- NOW READY! NEW DRESSES! “EF « PENSIVE” \| q ye gy gy bereage rote — ) : a o cavy Urepe de ine in priced Hats for lese than the newest soft pastel shades. AA TOC price ef trimmings. A good va- COPIES $14 85 ' | ‘ . at KLINE S—Matn Fiser. riety for early shoppers. ALSO AAA IN SOME STYLES | KLINE’S—Basement. KLINE 's Baicony

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_.PRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 1% 1927_. _______ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ - = ae inhibi: areal PUST- DISPATCH ve = re ‘ygecsg FATALLY mn 0 FAL gp uL Ch STATE BANKING, See Our Other Announcements on Pages 5 and 15 — y a widow, died at City Ho H TIRES © oe er austeu | STIX, BAER..& FULLE WHOLESALE PRICES : D> YES e. 222 gelic: eee We Are Making Special Winter Prices. Don't Wait—Get Our Prices Now. “s eee New Criminal A ted f A Great Store ‘ Co. 7AM. to To Cure a Cold in One Day i oN Restrictior a % \ MERCHA NTS T RE ne 2 yom To Lax! “ — - .. rns Demanded i ina Great City : , 4 . Y — ae . > ‘ — : i BESO your WANT AD to the POST rasPATOH and GET | and ra pa tus ty the Jeffersom City Correspona- || RES! 1 TS—S tinw Ads ALMOST CRRTAIN for ANY THING. ¢ the Post-Eteuntch. p: 4 ; . a a a - “ S . - i NATIONALLY KNOWN STANDARDS OF VALUE AND STYLE Greatly Reduced tor C learing é f } 7 f . . . z 4 e 2 . « - ws $3 sf ; Baty nt 7 ’ : . a 7 7. OMEN’S and misses’ high luster Bolivias, with collars and cuffs of mandel, Manchurian wolf (Chinese dog), and beaverette (dyed rabbit). Grackle blue, rust, brown and black. Sizes 16 to 52 * LORAIN ME ARE EA AI epee nC SNE ike RN RARMRS ¢ APRRIR IIMS FEES ps a a i _ Png wa ier She 6 se , T an v = a ~ « ’ — - : see et anni Mme ee ee . b..naneeell Y a ' ; P " mr % oda ta TO het ae . ‘ 2 ‘ f 1 CTE OR INN nase Th es! Z - ‘ * > ox - A eT ia i ras 7 ae se «! P al Lp iY eee Aan ce — Semenereneren, 00 - we ~ REI EB a et es pee oath een ~ ee, ~ Os ae ae a - carers menpnnniped -- . — een eres Nee e en ee nd ER NE EE ER or OL et Saturday Brings a Special 11 Coats, assorted colors and sizes, $ 9.00 Purchase and Sale ot 37 Bolivia & Suede Coats reduced to $15.96 58 Fine Bolivia and Suede Coats at $19.56 ECA SCHMITZ & SHRODER’S GREATEST : | 23 Plush Coats, high pile, fur trimmed $26.75 : . 5 ae | fered New Felt Hats 21 High-grade Coats, reduced to $37.50 are able ta 11 Sample Coats, mostly one a ms 00 | | 9 assortment CLEARANCE ae Overcoats & eee $¢».79 as oe Two-Pants Suits Department etl ff Continuing _ the Clearing Cale of | To$35—Now °2yd a oes | ppg yes ant Soe omen’ a Shoes | | Values $3 3 3 | Fel To $45 — NOW To $60 — NOW 4s +3 ~*~ . eee 4% a = ie 33 a > 2 . a e 4 ; * i . a 2 - + “¢ Fe a 7 ba ce _ = +- - + ~ viii i AS ae - aay Ay mae N j “Aas ag RL eee a Yas ot x Sd oad ee i eet » nar im R - a am ee FcR | oh eter! TRE Se Sal bE Sb Se : . rie i eee Pees ; ; : : “a MI : 7 at * . mi . + ‘p- ‘ x >. - it very. protitaDie tO Maxe sei lection — ‘a a” » a. A A A - debnary Clearing Sale is Now Featuring Our Entire Stock, of F Suits & Overcoats}} ie ee ee For Men and Young Men i At 14 Off pigs RDAY—another opportunity to select a well-tailored Suit, or zood warm Overcoat, or both, at prices that will be of speciale & t to men and young men who desire garments of unusual quality h-whil r The reduction will be made at the t= @ pportunity you cannot afford to missi “@ cass CLEARANCE OF AiL SMALL LOTS AT BIG SAVINGS MEN'S T5e SIL h- AND- WOOL TIES ddc Bree d@. and malfierns. Taree $i.c3 se ee cs - wwerewnwwe MEN’S $1.00 SU SQUEH ANN A CREPE EEBS 65¢ Fasivio ta Ms “a9 fey eer? iTemet hm ro MEN’S Tic F \NCY-P ATTERN HOSE ddc “ik Bt. ‘ ~ MEN'S 33.50 AND $5.00 HATS $1.00 MEN'S STY L ISH $5.00 AND 36. 00 H ATS” $3. §3 -_ a ts | on $10 “M ALLORY™ AND: ‘BORSA INO” HATS $6.95 MEN'S $3.50 ro oS WIN1 ER l NDE RWEAR Sl. 65 : LD *=) MEN'S REGULAR 20 “IDE" COLLARS) Egy 25¢ VEN'S $2.00 AN D ae SHIRTS $1.88 SILK-TRIMME D $2.3 0 PAS AM \S $1.85 MEN’S 83. 0 DRE SC SHIR rs rr n cised brands $3. 85 RO? : i ’ ~a a ; . MEN'S &. 50 AND SI sul kK SHIR TS. 5 95 / , | | re in the latest single and double breasted models in : ‘ e i. | o amd three butter styles. The fabrics include MEN'S RFit, lt LAR See | 7 ORY” -ARTERS 35c DICULES HUSBAND’ S CHARS ES i serges orsteds, cass.meres, p mcil seilioen: Henanaie &: ios Genion Gms. Oe i overplaids rge variety of colors: sizes 24 to ALI MEN'S SU K SQl \RE Ml FFLER: 0 OF “ Believes mn Pr MEN'S WOOL SWEATERS 2» TO 40> OFF | Md.” dup. 208 The Overcoats ” “a? ee Viwe «tie FPP PAP PPP Me iPad ee Phe he r ““ si . a Ri 7 ae “ "ky EE m4 re PENS RMR SURE a ell apts MNS A AE A IES Fc AS . ar Wate x OE Se Ry me Ce SEO ee a ¢ oa od iw Atte a se = - as + «@ eo _ ee - ee R Y eee. os iSite Rags chiens tira nse tas aT ics ots i ¥ ie ines on ee MEN'S SOIL E DG -LOV E ~ AT HALF PRICE i . aa on eee —are of fine al’-woo! tabrics with Sieie ateeies teeeR te wits . Wei: as [Tune $c ht OD : Do y—s12 rs 3 to t years. Ptar —* axe > ww : > . P ‘ * . \ A S| PN . ’ — : 23 .- ection (Oe mack’ s > = =e: &) ae n¢ *OUurTsS. \ \ : —_s : wee 4 28 mt ee : a a She ‘ ‘ . 5 7 > " —_ | re & a (a ange mnnaer ta, ' ete & Steen weenenmaenees Y ” 4 ? ° . e aa aTaSata aT A ne SSeS ARRAS RRR | § evertna Street Elevators Direct te the Downstairs Store Men's and Boys’ . , aaliein is w * j ~ : ; -

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Po | PR IE Oy RR EG Rn — Rt ge om Ba % “ f . PAB, or ae sé = ee * & ARE RES Fy. RTI i ome 30 ee 5 “ . y pes na hoa eR es 1 are a wi wt 7 Ce RRR, eves: Seals ae sh » ¥ - 1 > ere ea a na Se Ae at eee: See Our Other tusenseuisaleal Pages 5 and 14 jose cgnrremes i 40 BIS INTRODUCED | Dr. epee ~ emaacae | | IT STOPS IN MISSOURI HOUSE bt oes LA. BAER 63 FULLER Reopen | suzticoreame || JUNIPER TAR | Governor’s Proposed Nuisance | SHELLCO FRAME GRAND-LEADER we | Taxes the First Measure =|] Ressler 53.50 valee, $1, 00 | COMPOUND only Presented. 4 eeqnaint you with eur Orticat ment we will fit you with « palt of Torie Lenses to the above An Unusual Sale of By ta Sete iy comport | Pace | | ; ns o } Outfit: : ent of the Post-Dispatch. $7.50 ote : co $2.95 | JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 14.— ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH___- __ eee RIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14. 1927 : SL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ i a ge ORF yas ands Ae ee RT OS RAR ccc “eke Bt a MD oh) anh ae “Lot ete aeie SESE Fe aerate ‘ f yn I unds subscribed io- All Youths’ Fancy Overcoats Reduced 20% ee / ne’ suauilicd aie aaa Gee $24.95 $32.50 (Btudent Section—Fourth Floor.) A5 ra: £ : 7 | 3 ‘ See f obtain a permit to operate from $49.50 the State Board of Pharmacy an giving that a1 ere red powers tn revok« Cerresponding reductions on all higher-priced Coats. ~~ L ing contracts for publication of the ~ Values. nn? = 8 8s BS e Values 1 be made at the time he ime +, Sager ie Our ff . . black. All sizes but not in ey es a ae — ae re ot a ord to miss: every stvle fi : eg or initiative Pro} ovals, in ad East St. Louis ’ yie. a of elections ta personally selected | Store Winner Racin or EY (Men's Shoes—Matin Floor.’ _ newspapers in each county. These | : . , & : ' 314 Collinsville Ho tubul contracts, under past custom, a ckey type, ar fiet at the maximum &@tate rate. Th: Avenue ~~ * ice Skates riveted to two hille w anid requir award ahi high-grade, soft leather } , the lowest bidder skating shoes. Sizes | ‘Sale of Shirts | Console mer each county. cain + | sanuary Sa 86 “A. WOMEN HURT BY FALLS ON ICE shetpiog Four Excellent Models Outstanding Values at Four Lxcetient | —_—— ’ in Period Cabinets at . One — ona a the Oth y . : ] SSS EEE he oe terday and today by falling on icy Skate Outfits G ame ~ i Rxes ve “ | BR 50 years old, of 1443 Union boule- fine quality throughout and 7" ) hich i ) °) | Rae vard. suffered a fracture of the are used by amateurs and : . f Shi hese instruments, whic | lf iii mee 8s teht lew in a fall at Tu . & 7 irt that i “Ps iJ wt - rig « professionals. They are Remarkable values in the a 5 s bi play all makes of records, are in f ;- i | 1g ‘ Apt levard and Pin: reet at noon to- fully guaranteed and are are desirable for al! occasions— ustrous white encased in beautiful period fa” fii, ||| Be day, while Mrs. Thelma Badger. Priced $8 95 broadcloth excellently tailored of superior qual- style cabinets—William and | = eS $6. of 151! avenue, suf- at. : d roomy Mar Queen Anne, Gothic: : fered a fracti right arm material and are cut full and roomy. y, i also Adam type. They are beau- ee i when shi rear of her = | a. DRESSES A dandy lot of silk and cloth Frocks grouped to sell at cut prices. $12.95, $14.95, $19.95, $24.50 See Our Advance Display of Spring Apparel Presents O 2 ee. 8 ae as'e w& eifttn bou LLL LLL LN LO EE UE ee RS NORE aR SEL NEL OE NL ENE TE! NR em Planert ‘Ice Skates are 3 : tifully finished and will har- home at 11:3 ; sold exclusively in St. There is a complete range of sizes monize with fixtures in any Mra Ida felaick, 56, of 6925 — = sand _— from 131 to 18, various sleeve lengths, modern home. Filing capacity Faston avenue, fell at 4:15 p. m. ods Departmen f- ' for : : eaterGay. on Market street, near and you have choice of French or bar- or 60 records. : yeete ne. os Manrient eee oe | rel style cuffs. Convenient Terms May Be Arranged Hi right leg. Mrs. Mary Voydoch, 35 Music Sglon—Fourth Floer.) ' 25619 ort? a; aawny auffered na fall vesterday | g-anesCOURTEOUS SERVICE TO » ——_ = ee ene eee eer i ne = en see 888 8 8 8 a —— 5 Mien’s Furniehines—Main FF eor.) g Departments ip Se eae es Nae ae U

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - JANUARY _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ FRIDAY EVENING, THREE POLICEMAN INJURED. a 1500 AT suffer Broken Arms, Other. CoM Mi] EES (f Event of 19275 . + a. lies ~~ ss sa ¥¥ ij Le ' fe , # ca ‘ . _—, ‘ ' Accidentally sh } Ferri er i . N, Jan. Accidentally shot. has : ams fines a a — oe . ris. A. : sa er, L P ; Ree, 3 i + > > ; . . ataie : a4 ba 4 bs } ee --« . = : tee ’ . ~& Ti TY St : : * Pir . = . —_~, . -~ a eras ‘} on ee! I ez ase gues " ’ . - * ss “ c+ a . -" - . >i iu Bee « > _ aa a ie HOUSE NAMED BY PAGE So Lee WORKHOUSE TERM FOR DRIVER ays cs Thomas Penn, Given 15 Days and $50 Fine, Appeal-. ‘ ‘ _ Pam rm onias } ae SS ~ 7 Z oo 7a. % ae a8 ® | Ja = . : : en = tee ry - eS ions Committee, * W orkieus: Fy J udge * Beck x ema 2 Ms ad . we 7? Yt a: ¥4 i ees ; * or « : ~ ‘4ii% piik,. on ~ Ek - ~ i SN od th Se ‘ Per : 1» "e 4 vo TP AT: RAL aM SEMI ERRORS 4 . . ae y a sell " 6 Det ey bn g 3G - wa ° ‘ pear owes > ore te ot 3 Two hin, RBS Lae - + > o . = Tt le street, was sentenced to age Le hurr ee ORE ¥ —_— ita rd ty tae “ niin eet OO) (ae, eM SER es eg ’ eather ae Wh RVR . - . 4 . ee a apt Fg stn; eiear a eo * ea a Ar tien tee OS, aM UE) ied a. ee geo vv Ce ee ee Bt Sa.) Te MEY ct a OR, ao . c > ‘ cisten ss hg Master ae Sy saat i ’ pS Sel See te pe eo: F pF aie cS Diy Go yaw Prat : “ia > : - 8 Niu datas th a "4 : ae © me - is ‘ 5. Toss Riel P iY ona PRN Seer it Rieke Nae BEERS IES ENON TIE OE Te s a F ‘ ie é ef 5S we oe Say ses Sas tir tmitla ea Mit, of ahh oi eikek: Petter. 'S Shame a fA? oh OE Be A ee ia Rote eee ey eee p — a van i oa bes Siar siihlan fl - y tye ares Rae oes a “ Pe RS re £ : aye oa ¥ L a ; ° on anit — m AG NOE aL eatin Pigg Sgt Bis : - ; “4 u SMD he OH 8 Se ae). or ER RRR Ri LG I * - ‘ ¥ ~~ e ‘ o x ry nf wit ES Deakin Me esa’ MOOS. EDR We RPE. PG oS st ee vas moi 8 ¥ eT TY — or as pi a CAPS Mees ony 7 ; . 4 ten , 7 ) oN Pap: Oe 3 er et 5, fx * . ae =i 4 x r : . 1 tie Po sil ryt ~ ~ r*. ; ee ies Be ~ 4. f Otc OY) z > . ‘ ay es : EY PA ae ee a ES RS ee a OP a CRS i ae ne aM A TS PS oaalle ence Fa vohSe BL RES are pl ES ie Ai alia i rn ead a BS mi? . ¥ ." _— er nee ee 4 = ae, : f F ‘ vig ® c ¥ : ’ re ’ t + * Ca x 4 , ; ; ~ 5 Bik . i hn be St ’ . Tease an Ses, . REY ges / on ae si Sh Gaui, : ete Ae ‘ : } aks a i ' 2 P ae gt i a e 7. ah ak peng aoe iene, os > eRe yi 1 Cedi he eMail e $ ; Ps : Mike Fs a, - > : P > “soft, SDA Va, ee He A ge, PRR «29s : wg POD fie Haat - n“ ¥ 0: FER >, » uf 2k Faney Se Te ee or MRE ee “% shade a9 Bee ths hy eee ¥ rod nas woe tnabtas rey: ae nee igh ees ° OY ie ee Wuby aie # pica 2 ST es Se ee ‘ Pere Sete ee Wee a Haisige vnc ot me gos et = BE PON SB a RE bo paste: ho ae oh Kee Mbsie deo A ‘ ooh iar aa egieetiet Se ns aha: . Th ha wv Se eae Bi Nine RN Chit pS oe pk Ae bubeas qe PRuAs RA Re Rc ta Pm ; 4 i ¢ { be Cy . Pry ‘ be 7 hens ae tad a} CRgov “i y i aa Sa gta » ; PNR A ADEE RRR EH ei er SM “ . ‘ id Pai ta saab” dy fuser R idk a Piss ys ca a te te Rk eh MB Era eee a ROT ie se i al! Been ob ase ttn de iinet “ yee ee ee . r RS yl ie ben McGovern “WEEK-END SPECIAL Friday-Saturday Beautiful Begonia or Boston Fern $ 1:00 “SAY IT WITH Shaw Floral Shop = orm ~ RET! ~ sg ae yy » rnard O’Retlly i tl Ol - ~ ~~ ™ 7 « a | 7 pang _ OTR 3 - me 4 > 1 Hf " mall all eellagae lagen Ale “ay nce AO 2! PS tor ‘Stairs a 2 we ee a — Semi-Annual Sale of Wilson Brothers SHIRTS {Samples and Slight Seconds } Shirts quickly additional reductions are Our twice a vear sale of Wilson Brothers’ Samples ond slight seconds offers an epportunity to buy fine Shirts at un- usually low prices. Slight fabric mis- weavesareclassed asseconds under Wilson Brothers’ ri¢id inspection. Every shirt is clean and carelullv foided and also car- ries the manufacturers retail price ticket. \oy which do not n2ass vour own inspec- tion may be returne!. To make the sale comolete we have included several hundred dozen first qua'ity Shirts from ether good makers... To move these $3 & $3.50 Qualities 3 for $25 Single Shirts $1.95 $5 & $6 Qualities 3 tor $750 Single Shicts $2.85 in quoted on lots of three or more. You may choose Shirts from different price groups and stili get the bencfit of the quantity prices . .. The fabrics include Silks, Dormmestic and English Bbroadclotha, Bond St. Broadcloths, Dimity Cords, Wilson Oxfords, Shasta Cloths, printed and Woven — fiber and silk Madras, striped Madras and fine quality percales... Neck- band, collar attached and collar to match stvies. Plain, self-figured and strired whites, solid coiors, neat colored stripes. $2.50 & $3 Qualities 3 for ‘so Single Shirts $1.65 $4 GB $4.50 Qualities 3 for $75 Single Shirts $2.45 Saturday—Last Day Double Header Clothing Sale Because this sale comes earlier this year it offers an unusually complete selection and extreme values ...The Double Header sale may be two suits, two overcoats ors $40 and $45 Values Two-Trouser ‘58 SUITS tTweo for le an. double >reasted Sin ilored an ; COO Attin ‘ Extra quality Suits. Well tai Cassimeres and fine worsteds . . . Plain bives, plaids and neat stripes $35 and $40 Values TwoTrouser Suits and Overcoats $ Twe for This season's overccat tube and box moJeis. Sat'n lined. Plain biues. cla ds and muxtures. Single and dou je >reaste : eag m good colors and petterns.. $25 and $30 Values SUITS and OVERCOATS ae, y 4 Twe for piain coicred suits. Good ity overcoats Sut broken selections. Broken lotsa’ qa! rge selection of eer woo! lined. $3.50 Values in / ear sqpe an buck Alans. 7 = Rs o - - Gloves = 25 “OLIV LIVE/AND s SIXTH —— PB OO ey —y_ ER ee EOE AP Oe ae cae aaa: a ll EE aay emia, yl ne ag — _ — SPEAKER WINTER Silica of Ten of the Bodies Go to St. Louisans — Republican Majorities on All. FROM THE COUNTY 3 ae Group to Handle Crimimal Code Reform Bills Headed by Manvel Davis of Kansas City. By the Jefferson City Correspond- wnt of the Post-Dispatch. FERSON CITY the stan Jan. 13. -—— ling com- suse of Represen- last nigat ter, after a ( hairmans bine to Republicans. ln * TT) - oe A A: AB M88 A MAP MS EM NNO, ON, 2 ER ciormen’re -» ~~ ~ = ee edi a i hers isin iu J io + ww se ~ ~ Oil: ‘ ADVERTISEMENT Is It a Cold? Munic ‘pal c Corporations Bods. yee SAVINGS Ac Fran : : Centinued on Next Tuenmbers were is cual DEPARTMENT OPEN SATURDAYS Until ; SEVEN O’CLOCK: % $1.00 Compound Will Start Interest You. THE BOATMEN’S NATIONAL BANK Northeast Corner + Broadway & Olive Sts. Oldest bank in Missouri. * * Has withstood every financial -risis since 1847 including the Civil War. RESOURCES OVER $25,000,000. 06 | OF DW DW OE OW DO Ow OO LL LLL LLL! LC Tc 415 N. 6th St. LJ ? i : es CLOSE-OUT SALE titi. rill + ti fl i ie he ee eh ee ee oe Oe i) PEP POL OT PLP TN one & a oo \ (Sizes 14 to 56 ALSO EXTRA-LONG COATS ere fp ee OO RM ~_, ed es 2 ee & UP TO $25 COATS UP TO $35 COATS UP TO $50 COATS...... UP TO $65 COATS... UP TO $75 COATS.......§39 UP TO $95 COATS COMPLETE STOCK OF A! MOST 1500 WINTER COATS ‘$25 OS Nee Vers Vee ivy Woy Ww w) £ —? oo + BOYD’S JANUARY SALES «ee _— ell Wedech Tekst Ofcer _ecest, Ustow Sue PL. McNally, DLP. | *Vaba Serving si~c — Boyd’s Annual Winter CLOTHING CLEARANCE Several thousand Suits, Overcoats and Top- coats selected from our regular stock Gas skin disorder, full of pimples and aw, “oe ie “é, - ee ee ee ee a ee — anc my com and substantially reduced. ss0.00 §$ Clothes 4 see Reta gears ten IO LON TE IME Alp TOMBS SE: i Ree Dae ene ee ere anes WR E 3 eo ~ 7 on 3 aeeetebthi acs wie ; Clothes > § Clothes Many Others Reduced Likewise Selected from our regular stock. Many are Hickey-Freeman Customized Clothes BOYD-RICHARDSON —. OLIVE AND SIXTH |

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ioe TH TN a , Event of 1927. 7 wee PqaSHINGTON, Jan//14.—The | . | Wee peception, the’first social | A ( SSING Wa 7. of Washipéton’s letters,’ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. | | FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ iii PAGE 17 ——_—— _ f _—. — : Se : = —— - —— : ———S A LLL: a * a ae ‘oh peoeiines . lee. ee a * PCS , ‘ - ‘ f eth Wh beh mi my 4 hes aP eaae rN se re weal ce ee heat ; if : 7 eat iad ‘ "eter + ch. NAS EN eit phe ig we a orm ane athe . Shen: an a cal Ba ee eran Say — 3 try ages « Dee i ~~ aoe on m Sgt Tat Aes hs a enn ~% x ole CREAN Neca: i oshrastign as bage eats rhe t - ea SR v 4 eg AIBN a RO gy NE he ae Bit ES NUE te eee ee MO ee ee as re Es? eh Ne wad held tast night. Bang ‘Airs. Coolidge re- “~ecooZuests. including mem- oe Supreme Court, other Shelby Gahr, 18, of East St. % judges in Washington,| Louis, Was One of 8 Per- Mzapers of the Justice Depart- sons in Coupe. | em Have You Ever Bought A » Department and | Wet ERR: Be aa | | - a on the Installment Plan? ms. Ne ee ns Se a i S dey at = iit 7 | §helly Gahr, 18 years old, of 38 South Third street, East St. Louls, we ot Justice Taft headed the, : - If you haven’t, you don’t know > . u’ve missed—a , died today at St Mary's Hospital what a chance yo ie et | i eo eS se ame things iG of internal injuries suffered Jan. § i See ges aye ea? z ee S | : se oe J _ Lf & |4, when en automobiie tp which | fill See Poe] think—all you pay is 5c down for . va he was riding crashed into a south- | Beet, i is ? santiies ap heart desires—and you get it! The balance in pay- ments so small you'll never miss the money! -_ ‘bound freight train of the Bouth- | e ' ern Railroad at an unguarded. . ie rossing at Twentieth street and | ~~. | Missourt avenue, East St. Louis. | ial tr matter how severe deep-seated or Gahr was one of eight persons, tp, No you can check the progress of | riding in a Chevrolet coupe being meget loosen the cough, re- ‘driven west in Missouri avenue at. and exijoy blessed reli ee lel. lla tl tla eee > * eofevet efin | 10 o’clock in the evening, by Law-. hours’ time. Getabottleof Men- rence Bennett, 19, a clerk, of 100| :tho-Kreoamo (M-K), the discovery of | North Tenth street. The only oth-} : and specialist, and er persons injured, Miss Potas John-| ing it right now. Sold om @ | son, 18, of Pinckneyville, Ill, has| guarantec. | since recovered. | | Bennett told police he was driv-| fi} j}ing at moderate speed and fatied| fii | to see the train on the tracks un- | til too late to avoid crashing tnto | the side of one of the freight cars. | |He has been notified to appear at | the Coroner’s inquest. | : . ¢ ‘ ¢ te ES -28 q O’CLOCK $1.00 Will Start You z 5 ciple Teh ty), Sn ge oe ans Poin nya AD AB 2 tel alg ti ng tee ae ae —_—-* & ee s+“ eS te — } =|Man Killed m Overturned Auto; | iia SE * Companion Slightly Hurt. | T MIEN? | _ ¥ | Phillp Abramovich of 2623 Mis- | A S : z (Pens = | sourl avenue, East St. Louis, was | hy 7 ee killed and his ctompantion injured | AL BANK ‘ ae ist bey TD | when the automobile in which) | | —!) ie EE they were riding Wednesday after- | Broadway & Olive Sts. | ee noon skidded an the Icy road south ' _ Of Hartford, Ill., and overturned in an adjoining field. | Abramovich, whose sku!) was frac- | | tured, died shortly after the acci- | ‘Le eo _dent. His companion. John Euase- | “Omaha Limited .’@\ vich, also of East St. Louts, was . . ; Druised an shaken, ut was not § | . ! cae * ol . . yy “ hy almo t - OW A LO A KD UD A ‘ finefast train r splendid | pertouaty, tr . ju red iene | : . Thi S B e a utiful R ] n g | a believable! "A | service shortest route. Rail RECEIVERSHIP PROTEST! Hit : genuine Dia” . ST. LOUIS ee RE ag Fad Ae mond Ring for sgt he STATION..7: 30pm | C. M. & St. P. Minority Appeals to | | i — 2 + only $19.85! 0 ee 7245 Interstate Commerce Body. | : aW; % > =. "ies DELMAR AVE. nanee Rv .he Associated Pregs. eo Keep f (- Gorgeous — AR OMAHA. . coer tt 0am | WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—Pro | ; . SS 32 ~ ® Y * t y ] Se rmount- Observation-ounge Car - - -- Cafe-dining | test against the methods by which | IP \A 45) 9 q y. ing! A oe oe car ---- Drawing room sleeping cars--- | the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau’ oft it | a? _) ° that s or Se eeains es “ool Cnet Linked” railway was put into receivership oi AE TPA PE Very Special | — was filled today with the Interstate | add r a &. ae DELMAR AVENUE STATION ISA | ‘ommerce Commission by a coin a = , a SUS s , \ . 85 GREAT CONVENIENCE IF YoU | 'nittee representing minority bond | Ss é E us " £4 b —— LIVEIN THE WEST END DISTRACT. | holders of the system. In behaif | ev ,of E J. Jameson and associates | aA ~, | / , R » Pp B I Direct connections at Omabe with Union ' who are sald to own $18.900.000 of | ’ eS / oar hand-etched mount- WN Ta e€ a ear to ay a ance ? Pacthic fast trains West and Northwest. ‘he St Paul bonds, the protest sala | 1 pattem ing! A ¢™ gee oS that the “St. Paul receivership was | r to a alance Webssh Ticket Offices at Broadway & brought about and reorganization | i Terms 5c Down Yea 7 Locust, Union Station ond Delmer Ave. Of the road {ts now being carried | +; FL. McNally, D.P. A. Phone Main gpfo. through by two New York bank | @ ‘gees ee | | 55 Bp AIBN ad AG A ay: Sine: Sonali RGM la le RA alae i wink Minh ea RPS OMA, hor + eee ie ate r © Has withstood every including the Civil War. VER $25,000,000.00 4 Se ae he ee er ee oe on ry co is . t se . en ‘ RAAT +» © oe au cry nga ee a ee ? ? - , " we ” vee nate oe ‘ . te = Pe a ahi te 2 ED ~ Raat oe tee > a Lait VO IS Teas ileal a ee “ . . te At i * * : $ 4 idee q =e aaa - i “y + tie sys a” Aer > ss f 4 ~ « ¢ Anis on ie te @ ~ Lar aa » Sia i i Pir Wh See uth ar ana tO Te oy a eS Te ©: x ‘ A 4 ; & te . 7 me's an de : 5a i F >, ee “3 “ WIR es oi NN en ae ek Ceo eee y vere iQ ae ee a ee ee a WonLix ab - —— = a LET ing houses. by methods which hav: | fii ieieiincameares ———————— | , ies’ PF been all too frequent in the past; I) |g ee a4 quenaRe / | 7 OT } U l V | L d : | and which are likely to become }} # | This Exquisite. : nusua a ue « a F | Tore 60 in the future {ff they are | Hi yh | Remarkable V t- SERVING since 1638 § "Ow approved by the commission ' a | E t es )=63hl he New York banking concerre ff i | ngagemen —— a §=6‘ised power and threats to de. jj iil 2 ’ ) nrive bondholders of Nena which | f||'® i ‘ ns Diamond ‘ ADVERTISEMENT |nrotected thetr property.” the if i | brief continued. and the commis iF “A 5 : oe NY: R DESPAIR OVER sion was araked to Intervene Th: | §: Z : Sate | “se GENE /threate were deseribed as con i : A ve ee. “10 O : ‘ained tn the publication of ad ine | Mi o* Vay: al y a « ANS , ! } 7 ah y . § bees holders in the road that they wont? | fi! \ » as cen wT ine ; ep POS We Gia, A sense ! This dain- 5 TEE ea he penalized ff thev failed to de | Ui | Lh Az By # if : : oe 636 7. Ae ae A perfect Diamond | | we | ‘4, 7 ty guaranteed Wrist ICHED AND BuRNEO— _nosit their holdines and apnrov: it ; i = Fe A é Of larger size a ' SEEN Y fig Ring in every re- | , om i. : MS le Watch regularly sells : ‘he reorenntvation plan Grewn ur | iim ‘pp i ff panne ggg ais mee =A 5 7 Sex, | — Perfect \ _ ee i for much more! : UGLY 10 LOOK AT re ee i i ALT maw) f ever seen at ’ SY geod Ke color, perfect in cu ae 5 BF = snc ee ys vH&. a a VF r 2 °4. . Z " KAO. / Ps ie > ealed at last eucaly and sasty LICE. PLAY. SUT MACHINE [TS] ir ee fe TERMS AS gD he TERMS tailed at last, quickly and gas Then Arrest John Vasill, Owner of , {!!!f WE LE ge 2 ESD UL = 5c Down an || {} ~~. ha i AN: 4 BN Me eR q * Charlotte, Mich., Oct. 21:—“I a i, ) : (a eR Bie 5c Down 2s a, oe ve been a sufferer from a most John Vasiil. owner of a restau- | | = OM Be oi LR ) sightly skin disorder, my face be- "®™t St 509 North Eighteenth | ji! pee [ A Year to Pay the Balance __| g full of pimples and blackheads street, was arrested yesterday aft- [hii { A Year to Pay the Balance __| wa i atu anata and my complexion was very mud-! ©™"°0n by detectives who had 4 | dy. It was very ugly to look at as played a slot machine, of the mint- ti | . ———— it was red and firey and it annoyed ‘°"ding type, found on his counter. f i! me by itching and burning. I tried They received no mints. as the : Ex « 12-Pi many treatments, but. got no relief. “i°cting apparatus was jammed 1 T SET When 1 was a small baby 1 had Dut won severa) brass merchandise | , . f eczema on my body and my mother checks. 5 an r er xtraoraina $9485 = Bed Resinol Ointment on it and A warrant wil? be sought chars- | 6 THIS HANDSOME MAN'S md a a Y co she recommended it to me at this ‘nz Vasil] with maintaining a gam- | beautiful toiletware in time. In desperation 1 decided to bi!ng device. ‘ ys all the new and popular STRAP WAT C 3 a wed f Resinol. Aft Bae tn sani of Rosine. After | COMMITTEES OF ol as 1 was convinced it was. © HOUSE NAMED BY Terms, 5c Down—Year to Pay Balance “or— — ar Seplendid remedy. After I had ap-— On Sale Famous Wm. Rogers & Son n Saturday SILVERPLATE 26-Piece Set | > 85 : > ‘12=— : fy —— eee RD I a IT = aye -~ s ~ gan to heal and at the end of two. _Centinned from Preceding Page. they had entirely disap- | E. Kirchner of Cooper: Appropria- | - Now, I have such confi-. tions, F. B. Meyer of Gasconade; | | in Resinol Ointment I would, Banks and Banking, R. D. Miller ag without it.” (Siened) Mrs. of st. Clair; Children’s Code, Miss D. White, R. F. D. 11. |Emma Knell of Jasper; Claims, | es a | Russell Mumford of Laclede; Clerical, Kirk Jone of Jefferson: ADVERTISEMENT | | Genstitutiontd Amendments. H. H. ae | Hoff of Perry: Criminal Costs, W. | lL. Steiner of Franklin: Education, | W. E. Freeland of Taney: Elec- | tions, E. I. McGee of Butler, | Eleemosynary, O. P. Moody of | Lawrence; Engrossed Bills, H. R.; ‘Spencer of Mercer; Enrolled Bills, | . J. O. Stitt of Grundy; Federal Re-| ‘lations, Fred Spearman of Miller; | | Fire, Marine and Tornado Insur-| : /ance, P. J. Fowler of Adair; Fish | Persistent coughe and colds lead to | 8nd Gafhe, I. W. Wingo of Dallas; rious trouble You can etop them | Immigration, Dr. Richard Ray of tow with Creomulsion, an emulsified Jackson; Joint Rules; G. O. Reed) Geosote that is pleasant to take. | of Greene: Justices of the Peace, | Bream sion is a new medical discov | Henry Asel of Cole; Military Af-| ev with twofold action: it soothes fairs, H. T. Simpson of Pemiscot: | 8nd heals the inflamed membranes | Mines, J. T. Evans of Jasper; Of- | Md inhibits germ growth. | ficial Salaries, G. W. Cross of Cape | ' ; i § Of all known drugs, creosote is rec | Girardeau; Penitentiary and Re-| -—- — it four times, the pimples be- | Complete service for six for only $12.85! A valae that typifies Aronberg's! ; ge, mes le lle ey a a. cil — oe - pe . ~ ae eee ee mae mg meme = + - S - owe ey - = PO A AC CN NL OE LG A ELA LLL LLL LN AL, ~~. . om - oo — ~ , in ee ~~ o 0 ne ee . “=, A ; | ) ‘ : >, ized hy high medical authorities | form Schools, T. F. Montgomery of Hit : W. Cri ca S— UY “fone of the greatest healing \gen | Andrew; Pensions, J. F. Reese of| § ( , of for persistent eoughe and cold» | Montgomery; Permanent Seat of| ff ‘ > C other forms of throat troubles.| Government, J. T. Williams of | ee ee ee le Sensation among others! The Strap » gy é AA, PEEVE A OR RE ~ CD LRN NENT DN SPOTTED SUPP + EMAC NOEL S98 Nit IH EOP! ty ete ape ei ae I MS, AEN Ns A BR NIE LEA San EPS He ped ney - r ‘ a TC IC OR I EE AONE LR INS te eR SS | AMARA Na RU AOE GON GRD ty AB COE gy an aps OT ae ‘ \ { p ’ a SO EE AN BM aig Cr | feorote other bealing elements wallace of Buchanan; Rallroad 7 e hich soothe and heal the infected | ona 7 Watch that men prefer everywher ’ ®emiray rite, &- and Internal Improvements, Mon-)| §}) : . oa an and atop the irritation roe Case of Webster; Retrenchment! 8. at a price that gives every man a ded es while the creosete | ong Reforms, Fred Lawrence of | | “

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PAGE 18 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ___ FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14 192 SELOUIS POST- DISPATCH cctttatzaaill LLL L T ee amr ner - — ce a+ emer ae We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles E xcepted—Store Hours: 9A M. to 5:30 P. M—6 P. M. Saturday. Men’s Fur-Lined Gloves Men’s Half Hose | ’ Special Value at $3.65 yA Extra Special Values at $1.25 | eAR T TWO. ’ @ Good quality cape fur-lined Gloves {_ All-wool, cashmere and silk and wool : tor men; especially serviceable for cold A Socks; stripes, plaids and novelty ef- ~~] fects im effective new colors. a IMPERI _ rh . and * efenee ORE ea Datei RR ape eS ae wine x AE inhiceethy weather drivin Sizes 8 to 10%. teeta a OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY siete toes: pascindasaa THE MAY CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CD. M. O'NEIL Co. THE MAY CO. Lee Angeies Denver St. Louis Akroa Cleveiand Do Not Pass This Exceptional Opportunity When So Much of Winter Is Still Ahead! | Samples—In a Special Oftering is Urges Fred mL Men’s Hats 9 Pesplet . Derbies and Soft Felts # : = AF | | HE Favors Arbitrat : — =o Mexicoama The Very Styles Most in Demand—Offered in Three Remarkable Groups OE : very smartest as Gens mien and —Every Overcoat W orth Much More Than These Very Special Prices of | sscng mex, cap brim and Ab pire Soft Hats in the favored Mascon: tees Ma Sc Jats pastel shades—and correct Der- , ee ip ; . " ——egan ge * bies. Winter's just half gone— BS pints a S x g | og ‘ a> situation, L218 off eT should in terest many. | \ ‘ ’ i - : ; , , oe Stetson Derbies and Soft Hats SM = | niemptucis gag rree Two-trouser single or double breasted S of -to-the-minute mo rom two Eastern makers @ Manhattan Shirts are particularly desirabl ea “he itministration en @ newly patterned woolens in dark or medium shades. known for their high quality clothes; single and fabrics, per am fit ee Se : ol a They are of approved styling and their tailoring dou breasted, of variou excellent woolens and super ior—and a of one-fourth are seldom ¢ 4 neler thane Cee makes for further satisfaction. Sizes for all. in many patterns::plenty o Se Dede able. You Shirts should be a a herria See S@reate Tee » — 4 "ren len iframe = # All Our Imported “Burberry” Cisiiiile —Now Offered at Discount of ill readily appreciate what it means to l savings. They're so smartly styled in capably tailored of fleecy Scotch v of the most particular men. Also ight Coats and gabardines. It would be well to sel LA's speech was tH Tent 8. tae ‘on He «ane : af o clocks 'o Say (") @f > CA Pe £79 tao ce €& or) ie 1 oe to bo Cn Or of | se ¢ $1.50 to $10 Mansco Union Suits Men’s Clothing Section—Serong Floor Also Offered at Discount of 25% —— Take full advantage of this saving for these well-known Union Suits for men are tailored by the Manhattan Shirt Company. a Chance to Save on Boys’ Manzarttan Pajamas at Discount of 235% Mens Furnishings Sertien—Siafe % All-Wool Lumberjacks IO i S $5.95 Value, Special I *45 85 || | sacarday Only—Smare Wineer Styles $99.50 Console Model 6-F-3 Completely Equipped—for oe Men’s Oxfords . ~ 7 a i f WAR sal eS. see 4 Mize” 6 Fig Nhe oS ee i ~ ? Ls so an ail OME Vee omnes As ca) AS Fo 4) Ros ai —. % eee few hee a a ee De +3 vil REP Ad Ht . 1 She Sato Das ear Ree igsieh one a3 cm AES AD phot: “Bene eS eo acne See RS Oe le TE PRIM ey haces 00 ce out year quality weel Lum- Paha $9 Value, si= f a J —_~ Sale > z a : ed ‘ ~aamaet ser 77 ceable ce pi iaan qd .. 7 - ie — ag } . . F vd x ali the peoe NG cnecked efiects with sports coj- = : , . 3 ; ; ta Silat Diet lace style Winter Oxtords ; ; 2 s : ‘>On the peop - nd Wd Ne neni ia - ; = Z es +? a, * + —_—_—_— - Fhe of tan or black calfskin 5 | a government ¢ | Ere a ,? + + is >. ‘- : % a Bat $4.95 A. = ‘GZ - 7 7 a q cA > AS : a R ’ ‘ , 5 . aa i 4 a, : Sata he ro Cy Wa TERT) gate te ee SAL Me Tee ot ret ae XZ) so ae Sa ey re bitty ae me (ae i ” Pa M ; ° bes Pe i‘ a r= pace § | es " j “*“2Llonsa, meek Sers’ Furnishing Section—secend Fleer =. J Men's Feetwear Sertics—Second aa cerk to gee in € This is one of the most appealing outfits offe: s 4 se masses. weer Ge in the special event that began today—and whi eS a many will share Saturday. Console cabinet with bult- in in cone s} peaker—and five-tube Freshman Set with th Many Boys, on the Eventtul Day, Will Be Wearing These new metal shielding, new dials, and all the other fea- Indoor Golf tur cs th lat haver mace the 19297 m els so immediately d ° . popular. Gra snnbiines ui1ts School | At $79.98, equipment includes rN he” - ie 9. Wl > RCA or y —of Navy Blue Flannel! Ch is “ i Ww ] rf A ue arirei Or 1levViot err -.° *Deaker bottre Cunningham tubes, Philco storage battery, hin, ogy Te =. cn cations a . qo ti l r =. vere : - ~#e . 2 Ever-Ready B batteries and aerial kit. oe , ay, “a inperc ee : f fa —pe> a.tatic the ole Advance and & n E xcellent Two Pairs ot _* e@ States - ~ Lae Sr... > FRESUMAN] ey Valse Long Pant Wa: Baa $151.50 Model 6F-11 $146.50 Model 6 F-15 Sal Gad Genmcnonaienn ll ins :. A tive-tube Freshman Receiver A popular highbey type cabiner at 2 2. mm. Saturday. zven ' P a 6§6Sut>.. wiles he pl - a Lad distinctive highboyv cabinet —» © me oe ee compiete tiomer a Equi ment — $87.50 Herpel, professional of ing splendid service for these college models are capably tai- , , vey - P os 7 M el 6-F-5 , $129.50 Model 6-F- 9 the Osage Country Club. lored of excellent flannel or cheviot—with vest and two pairs of —offered with all of these Freshman Sets is . oa attractive cabinet with s-tube A very desirable instrument (0 Mr Mor -— long pants. Sizes 13 to 18 rears. high-grade, nationally known makes. Eveready reshman set: com- $75 home use; com- —— batteries, Philco storage batteries a 'u | Bletely equipped pletely equipped $109 30 ae SES SCSSSESE- Boys’ BI S r 55 wiks ? ‘tla rebeiltoen ef I> ? . ~ e Freshman Sets May Be Overated $99.50 Franklin Console Model 1927 Fresh. golfers. Beelboniant Suits with west and | Graco to Sxe.cn doubic-bremmeed a. ' ' : | = rt -§ l4.g0 coud d Electrically for Smal! Added Cost man Radio Sets, complete with equipment, $77 Sporting Geode Section ir ¢ mg tro r3 to Overcoats that are warmiy lined. —_ alas =" —tath Fleer = . Sizes 34 to 9 years. Bone Gr rag Reap gine eha a itt PA AR cS TE CYS SSE 4 . F <n a reihacutin raat a cae ‘ ee ee ‘ bile a me aes ee -. 7 Jeii ss ¥ ” a ¥ . PAE: PA ! be ane en a See a i, “a STIPE I TENE RTE AS: DA RTE AEE TS TE OARS * oe Oe ere ; oy 2 SRY OR a cae ea ae oi Pa Ee Baie. ate SS ae ae CR RR a eget Ro * 6 tad : —_ " gn e “st © Radic Sectien—*ixth Fleer areca Berw Clething *ection—Secend Fleer A ee ON CR i et

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alf Hose alues at $1.25 e and silk and woo] ds and novelty ef- w colors. Section—Mainm Filoer ah pecial Offering of + Hats d Soft Felts ts and Sofi Hats ng, feather-weight Stetson Der- in Soft Hats. Sizes for $8 FF -— ee * * « eer eeees# ee > 2e8s¢ figges Hats SHIRTS Entire Stock 25% omen ee. | - peteeeeemteeneeee . etc diene nn ena particularly desirable—thelr ing qualities are always ff ne-fourth are seldom obtain- Shirts should be fully re- jal groups—Saturday: ee OC ig ving for these sco Union Suits: en are tailored ita 25% at Discount of 25% Furnishings Sectien—Main Vieoor mart Winter Styles in ocotwear Section—Secon@ Flees e Wearing These he re- be giv- bly tai- hairs of Oats rDreasted y lined. 4 PFieer [editorial Page ~ Daily Cartoon > 4 ~ ] Fomcy a i Merir *~ 3 her, + + | Urges Free Election to Let People Choose Own Rulers Without Fear of Marines Favors Arbitration of Land Controversy in Mexico and “a Campaign of Peace’”’ in Central America. ~ By CHARLES G. ROssS. Onief uaagton Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—The Geolidge messare to the pueregeen situa‘ lon gecret statemen: lige before the Senate Foreign Re- iiftions Committee stand answered toflay by the outstanding opponent epour official Latin-American poll- of Secretary On de- way 3 oined. apparent a : , The issue is cl: the one hand is the termination of the Coolidge Gov- @nment to keep Adoifo Diaz puppet of the United States, power in Nicaragua by force American arms. On the otner hand is the demand of Senator 3orah. withering attack on the administra- tn policy, that the United States eonduct an election in Nicaragua, as it virtually = in 1924, and let the people of t country choose their own aioe. In a brief reference to Mexico at the end of his speech, Lorah sald the United States should pro- pose that the controversy over the Mexican oil and land laws be sub- mitted to arbitration. He brought in Mexico, he said, “because peop ican tion.” This was his Mexico. He completely “Red peril” which the De- partment has advanced as one rea- son for our intervention in gua & Kellogg’ = The omission erative of Bora Sega tac is | shadow envelops the — situa- on'iv allusion to " . Red Herring. Was h’s comp beeing ern m on might wit! this point have said. speec nh _¢ He 1} “a 2 8 Some thing ¥ NO sooner had spread through to as a reached nce as “Impert ed States, not under icaragua. crackled thp ais a }is. asd os wen ” polic agai! ¥Y oO! strations, His peroratior Mapped: “Never We have peace if We f in years to co: inot he | { rres a Policy of Peace. We of - the people in Yor] _ d ough not to inde rti ake to -Mpose Upon the people of anoth: nation a government that they d not ues : et urate a campaign of ae idea of relations, seek to est: Seek to get in beech tae \saeieae With the — Selves. and we can ag in Central America which Protect our interests and our force, with +h tae ‘ 1\@ili-g inks Ww t} . —— ~, #8 the policy which Borah his substitute for NOldin in power, a a presi - as he sald, the great ‘caraguans were op- posed. : E 5 re ¢ he Speaker buttressed his argu- le | wi + »ie = ore th citats wal from a mass ie} = ~ : al docume@s Branding as imperialistic , the 1; née Bites 3 9 a Tague Go. American *T Th rT ent ’ Tet,. abetie i a constituted Ags pleaded for a . reversa) of Dew Policy of pole course in N ik i the aided and . 40n against the “orities, he our 4 j respect of Justice and the —P and de- ence Central! conse OWarg aa An. rica. eC Pie of Ors \ mah showed Adolfo Diaz, recognizing Same Diaz who Sidegt after the of 1909. He had ‘arclerk for an ion. It ined the agree- American bank- ‘oO Nicaragua, and Giving the United now an satsor rat thar we obta i under which “8 made loans Canal treaty ae Boral yoiced yesterday in the course of a | orah ed Government some | le seem to think that the Mex-j| | Senate 'pressed gratification ignored the} ‘Nicaraguan sit Ni al r~ Fg | aire all qi ‘cies as | ‘interfere with com- attitude—for | was frorn | - States perpetual rights te a cans! route across Ni@aragua, Canal and Loan Treaties. Borah declared, quoting American official who was Nicaragua at the time, that th: loan convention was forced upon Nicaragua over the objection of 80 per cent of the people. In making this agreement and the cana] treaty with Diaz. our tool, he asserted. we were in effect making treaties with Ourselves, “That transaction !s as pro- nounced and unconscionable an act of imperialism as ever. dis- graced the records of any nation.”’ he declared. “It was a Violation of the most primary principles of in- ternational decency.” Coming down to the present. asserted that Diaz was an part of the conspiracy overthrew the legally elect- in 1925, compell- ing President Solorzano to resign and driving Vice President Sacasa out of the country under an un- constitutionally imposed sentenc: of exile. Our present intervention he declared, was on the side revolutionary government set u arms against the will of jority of the peopl: Borah recalled that canal treaties were dis in secret Sess integral which of loan cussed hy ion, and ex- that an op- portunity had now arrived for th: first time, to bring the hol: uation out “‘into the eased that th now be discussed involving poli- discusseca the occasion to tne 4 He could uestions of state should. be He was glad, too, that istration had taken the give its views in full. “Th situation,’’ he volves profoundly a question of na- ional policy. It is not confined to the mere question recog- 1ition of this icular individual, but } necessarily take on the problem of yur policy in ig with affairs dealin not only in Nicaragua but Central — was p! sub} = t ly ip auiliifie- of or tha par- }ust America he situ ing at this tir coming into the fundamentally it h heretofore been Monroe Doctrine Not Involved. Borah then made the point that the Monroe Doctrine has nothing to do with the ‘There is at this “no non-American to acquire territory In Centra! America or in Nicaragua. There is no nonaAmerican power secking to overthrow the Government of Nica- ragua. I do not see any circumstances which would justif; an appeal to the Monroe Doctrine. “It is characteristic of Some peo- when a desperate situation with re nee to Central or America, to appeal to th which is peculiarly dear to the American people. tut the doctrine furnishes no guide in dealings with internal conditions any Central American country. “I know that it is often claimed that all these matters tn. Central America are of peculiar concern to us. I do not challenge that propo- sition at all. They are of peculiar concern to us, not by reason of the Menroe Doctrine, but by reason of the propinquity of those countrics to tne United States. Under Doctrine have no right with integrity of Aimer'can Gov is made interest- new facts but as ation ne by some controversy, is the dise Same ussed.”’ as case. said he seekin nz time po we @ fere the We the Monroe to interfere any Central ment.’ Borah st from. Elihu of State, “The announ: ‘TH- hen quoted extensively Root, former Secretary in support of his point. Zorah, objection- ™ continued have been to “entr a] designed countries from ed, ‘ould able or American people never obnoxious any South American solely to inva- foreign non- is to as to or ‘ It was prote those nation py American Powers, But if -it be const or widened so give the United States the right to the complete inde- sovereignty of the South American or the Centra! American countries, it will become a dagger and not a those peoples.”’ sion or domi rued pendence and ‘. @ , shieid to Arguing that the Nicaraguans were entitled to have any form of Government they desired, he said nited States was ‘‘duty-boun: conscious-bound to practi the same precepts in iling with ions that i ing with powerful nat Revolution on Schedule. Borah then went into the history the Nicaraguan strucgle. Hie began with 1909, when Zelaya was the ruler. Borah said it was be- side the point whether Zelaya was a tyrant or not——the people of Nic- aragua had a right to have him as their President if thev w antec him ‘On Oct. 7. 1909," sald i rT re these nat a). ions of Monroe Doctrine as it was) ‘friendly. l present situation of lueflelds, resident of immediately for erested in ses Gen. estat On Det 1] Me that a ha Olution, that he h ident tnis iffatt telegraphed the rev- 1 hi mle . dé Cia red d achieved ad ivstrad in contre ol] (;overnment, would see of tariff duties cance] all c Y , 3 4; y CU 4‘ ison a uld ~ry 4) ce - we OU OPCesSsSio}©ris iragua, save foreign Powers. and h be- those whi to “rom tne record it is as sun that Mr. familiar zation of the noonaay Americ another ‘aN Am were commissions in capi lired sagt: forces and executed. iptured when they we ict of blowing up a ship E Nicaraguan Govern- Cannon Named ' Lrmy were rs be- longing to ment. On of Sta phaticallv in favor tionists of Nicaragua off a'l negotiations lava Government. Zelay afterwards resigned and country. “Moffatt Abctted Reb-lion.” “Anyone who will go into the they are now to he arrive at the nejon Mr. Moffatt. aided revolution of 1909; Government in he had helped to select en who were to be at the it and that he was from vrinnine to the end a part movement, “When Zelaya left Zelaya faction ¢ President. apparently of st» yer, an 1995, Secretary em-~- oct the te sent a noteedeclarin hortly left the de- had fhat tails as conc! and abetted that he advis advance Wil our head the he. of the the country, declared one Madriz wasa the fadriz a gentleman acter, a leading : = acai ¥% citizen the fiz Estrada was driven hack and was on the ve! of sur- -endering to the forces Madriz. At this time we landed marines in Nicaragua and began th: of declaring neutral zones where they would interfere with the forces with which The result of it was Madriz was defeated. ‘Madriz wired President Taft a ong telegram. It was ignored by President Taft. Oct by an nem. rractice we were the forces, ai defeat The next dav in favor of Estrada’s broth- immediately recognize] Estrada as President, and his action after he became President to apply for a loan from United States. Eont¢r Diaz. . Ores ¢ forces, Ameri complete ariz. signed er, who com piished ? eh wo Are ° O° Liif Lorces . 7 os Ma Madriz re- fires i irs Was the A ese! I+ lt i r strict of Chamorro early Borah is chairman, the intricacies of hi s Mexico- Ni: Enemies poli cies. as resident and Adolfo Sat sident Sena for the history of Nicaragu: “We @hnamorro in chi: of the Estrada forces, Now have Diaz, at that time one advisers, m by the (Chamorro have ade » 5 9 ass¢ muiy exerted he did in AS C lerk which the nfluence wrens Diaz at th Lime w an corporat year, He contribute 006 the revolution Lae mega was Unites eliminated ratified nedi- and should heless, ida mbly assembly, nevert! ‘onstitution. Estr: im adjourned th ASF? the Constitution. Diaz. the Vic dominate prac- so on yeto: a ‘At this President, came the enti situati esigned and Diaz time > caliv tion, i «i 4 May >. 53 "aA GA became Pre ering Protecting the Loar. ti +} ~~ . 5 . In ine meantime vention had been s11! the sw 4 pty ee -ontents had known [fo Nicaragua. Almost a up from loan. So at Managua it would be ner t the loan, to That becom: thea Uli Te oO PD if represer ntative graphed that essary, in order to prote +e Nicara ‘ s WiCdadla a 0 ua. send warships wes in 1912, I think “What did they tecting the (Rey ) ‘pro- ped mean by loan’ asked R of Pennsylvania. negotiation of !t,” “It had not been object of ths (Rep.) of the loan?’ asked Bingham Connecticut “I will tell you the object of it.’’ judge of the object who were what I] think was flashed Borah. “I the fact that tnese interested OuP OoOWn Ontinierd CONnLINnUed ti ow pe ople care W het? , peopie F-¢ + Laci or detrimenta!: could det tha? were the Nic themselves. If this means that we bli protectorate American coun- them loans Lo O- think it out in the an Congress V4 ho peo if caragua upon not desire for have W e unw ise. the open, and, the before adopt Amert ma 2 ed his remarks by policy, Speak in regard oral pport officia! at Root disturbed in fationea froTr) ‘ ‘ ; iis showed th >. 7 ey the -nTY yy 3 ey ' fT tne { YY ling marines in who enid vrernment ts not of th the House fraudu- “The power by The ele present Go will e peo- the etions of of Congress were mostly lone * “Made Treatice« fontinutine to With Ourselves. vies his orn con- & Atlantic Photo SENATOR WILLIAM E. BORAH (left) and Secretary of State Kellogg, photographed in the rooms | explain to the committee, o of which said: ‘‘We made we made ourselves, Borah treaty and ‘aty with have r Ma- the lain¢é loan elected Senator and ofa made a hange ext a s ' ' their happened, and their cgi will never be able to come out our marine upon the White rprounds of Nicaragua for We will camp there for ears unless we go c of ivlCa We liouse lo years back the judgment of the people transactions. “There is a that the America ie same way “The loan rr . a4 lhe n i good deal of evi- other people of Cen- look at thé subject in de- incorporated treaty itself was feated. was to~.some extent in a private agree- indorsed and car , he ment, which was auspices of t ried out rough direction of the Government Tren came which ratified, AlmMm- which : ook the ma American court, 4 validity that decision. American Court (,overnme That ° ft decided o! matter are opposition AWS upon this Yr 4 | no iN “My long this of to dent, or that. Mine licy of respect ce and helpless Cen- con- . ‘ irs . ore rm a 8% ‘ ‘ Pl _—_ today, it he de- luteiv vold omce in the reasons sta court for the dis- I lawyer, ted internation: very guished 24, a popu! “Arakua w his exper araln upon fentinaed on Fager Declares Senate ' sovereignty of the State of Illinois.’ ' tilously i» © on is Diaz | election, forces. | ' most port Covernor's EN ee ~ SMITH TO PRESENT. VISA‘TO SENATE EARLY NEXT WEEK Declares He Is “Undiscour- aged and Conscientiously Unafraid” and Asks Only | for a Fair Hearing. | CITES PRECEDENTS OF 140 YEARS. ' borough Cannot Pass on Fitness of Mem- bers Until They Have Taken Oath. ee eS | By the Associated Press CHICAGO, Jan. 14. — Frank L Smith has Gov. Small to complete the term of the late William B. McKinley, and vill demand the oath of a’‘United States Senator in recognition of his wn “constitutional rights and ‘the conscie- Republican senator- ‘tndiscouraged and unafraid,’ the Senator-designate and the following long term announced last night that he will go to Washington early next week and carry the fight to the Senat “Subsequently to taking the oarh, I shall conform to whatever in- elect for iquiry procedure is prescribed by the usual practice of the Senate in such asking only a full and ‘m- hearing,’ said Smith, who opposed on the basis of to his primary carn- from public utiliti of the State Con cases, partial being ceontribmtions paign while funds chairman Commission. whole question, he declarad, the Senate, acting as decide arbitrarily and aside both ts of a duly sovereign ree The is whether shal] without hearing to set the constitutional righ . ! court, state Two Sets of igre pon Smith holds tv of creden- o the Senate, made point h ; t Ss time Wo set but he the t those invu:ved at not predicated upon are, by the authority- vested in the Governor of a sovereign state.” Smith was not unmindfu) of the situation at Washington—with ts “eonditions so extreme as to be unbelievable,” and he sailed who, taking advan- tage of time and place, apparently the thought that the {to be deprived of rights and the defend them.” ptance here appointment ca weeks after he was notified of designation, during which he has! been warned from without and | counseled from within his party ‘ot to attempt to complete the. short Smith said he felt, how- hat further delay was un- unfair to the people LAY CHURCYGOERS LEAD SERVICES NOW IN MEXISO. Surprising Part of Catholic Contest Is Initiative Displayed by “ omen. Da ’ Mowe Copy 1997. ‘OL “IM, 4 Mi xico. . an. ryt The man is new role in Roman urch in country the refusal of the clergy th Mexi- can laws regulating Leadership in worship churchgoers now that pr permitted to ent without registering with Government—a course spurned vy Rome. Most surprising of emergence of women litional clusion which are “but virtue of constitutional * . as- those gloried in assailed was constitutional unity to Smith's acce one OMe = of the me th ree the *tand assumMmInNE a Catholic €} lav the this aS a result of to comply wi the falls to lests not the Ire hes from the tra- Spanien Lan ; ; . The shrill voice * prayers to responded wit! There were m of the Werempers: anv chi most ign arents of the gir! to know Veter: eno to be the (Long Lisp UsiIne SS dispose I Noted Danish Surgeon Dies. ‘om a4 ir. } of Vsing ‘ated dent *? « , | secretary and nea mainly for the alleged consump- | alcoholic liquors after the | the accepted appointment by | al- : LONDON SOCIETY WOMEN AND MEN FINED ON LIQUOR CHARGE | Menderes of Ris Kat” Club Had | Been Arrested for Drinking After Closing Hours, By the Agsoctated Press. LONDON, Jan. 14.—Nearly three score fashionably dressed men and today crowded the Marl- Street Police tried to look dignified as they an- swered charges of violating the liquor women market. Police raided the club on Dec. 11 and summoned the manager and rly 60 members, tion of hours prescribed by law. Some of Biembers pleaded not guilty their cases were adjourned, others entered guilty pleas and paid fines of $50. The “Kit Kat” Club is well known to wealthy American vis- itors. Its membership includes Princes, Dukes, Cabinet ministers and members of Parliament. and while LONG LINES OF RUSSIANS WAIT FOR MOBILIZATION CALLS’ Talk of War Coincides With Reg- | istration of Able-Bodied Men of 1893-1903 Classes. the Associated Press. MOSCOW, Jan. 14.-—The general war talk in Russia By prevalence of coincides with the registration of ‘tall able-bodied men in the classes | 1893 to 1903 for possible mili- | of lary service. Great Britain’s unfriendly atti- tude to the soviet’s policy toward Poland, the disquieting situation in Lithuania, America’s policy indifference to Moscow and other advense signs on the Bolshevist | horizon have given rise to increas- | ing talk of war. While this scare is found largely among the masses, munist officials, such as Bucharin of the communist Execu- ve Committee do not hesitate to xpress their anxiety over Europe's intentions, and misgivings also are refiected in the soviet press, which shows bellicose tendencies every- where. Long lines of young those previously disqualified physi- fally, waited for hours today in, the bitter cold and snow for mobi- tign calls throughout Russia. ‘BIG BILL’ HAYWOOD, ‘FUGITIVE: FROM U. S, WEDS IN RUSSIA. Bride of Former L Ww. W. Official | to Continue Work as Clerk in Soviet Institution. the Associated Press. MOSCOW, Jan. 14.—William Dp (“Big Bill’) Haywood and “his tussian bride will both contrib- ute to the upkeep of a modest one- room abode in Moscow, he says. The marriage of the former I. WV. W. offiical, who fled from the Unit- ¢d States to Russia in 1921, towk place several weeks ago, but hes just become known. His wife, who is described about 37, of attractive and pathetic personality,’’ will continue her clerical work in a soviet inst!- tution. Haywood, who is now engaged in. writing on the persecution of political pris- oners abroad The second Mrs. Haywood —“Big Bill’ has several children In che United States—speaks no Eng'i«h he speaks no Russian, but this bar to thelr courtship, is sald to have been of the whirlwind variety. Haywood =in- tends to spend the rest of his days his vic. revolution. as ¢ Page Nand Bar ote owes te hnahaesahciat nie magaR RC a dyer Seec ges 8 ts . ee + fon Ape vite Se ee aR Yee PS DTI OF a Pina hos phi ee on ab Pa a = ar * ; ¥ Ag ey Py. xe wag edeas [pee my a at - me fe een oe Ae Jaa? s ‘ ‘net i BM fe ae ta iahiet dh ae ee a eee 7 ) oo ae tie RAR pete i a ee ee | 1 nce SA RARER we. Socom ORO NEY ge rie TH oan Rapp storey one oapegped? * “ ‘ bates ye ewe, Shia ey PE Sos OTE RB SES Re Aight “ Sree ed Sa er * we ae OR, ag gt ees * Seanetnd That eae Rae ee eli 2") i ORD a ONE, cal NS YER ae A ll Ait A NN Let Ae es omen ox ; 7 * ~ AE ONE RELI tay ty ae ver ae oy. he ch i a eee I Re rn ‘b> ane One . ih ener it, we eae ae ETP (ne on. . . Sadeiwa? pre a BES x eR Ea go. » 3 Ls

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Rak TN He SORE EA RT 2 PAGE 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY 3 wits ae — te ——— _ ac a ectee : ve —_ : _cecoemmmanatse ENOUGH OF KELLOGG. UIS POST-DISPATCH _THE BRIDGE TRANSFER BILL. - | The majority of the citizens committee having ap- trepicay jun- . j “" ~ ’ nm t+er oe! thai exchange bill, the pro-' gies with reds rat a oe ith nitrogiyrerine wind 7 ell RS : i te _ Kellogg. Indstence . £ # ee ee SE SSER = go>: sed ob; . g 4 “= ; UDO ither . ce : nuts . hasers o _ ‘ ot ~s : ittons. he could reat be aatisfied with mercis printing aa a a ie eo ee a naparas and communist mortars : . cond . the man’ that news: alwavs be drastically tade- uSue rages ei Sian : ) : ee ae eee oe a ai = aa have deen pendent: mever be afraid to attack eurate knowled he contents and meaning of the canoes. Old Popocatapetl, ex | ; : " - xno Sim to > wreng. whether by predatery pia- - . m ry ~~? 2? _—_ a a : ' . - ; ; £ Ms In the first piace, y tecracy or predatery poverty. - 7~ - ~- : 4 = _ - " . ’ me : m y ’ | The Delmar A Tican h dats : . = .. Pi fect apo: | be eald to glace Sim ¢@ mighty in the world of iwtters. Perhaps to him a great poct, & grra* "Rs: A iF ey NS ishevism in Mexico or anywhere else outside a wy nae poet irreenon si pie ir resi a~ & a ae aR Sie tid-eyed. Mr Taal igibie be sond t 4 sor ‘ark. age woulde- serve co prove his greatne works arteteophanes. Cervan'es. Mark Twain ea i. 7 om — > * . . _- Se le . a rice - 4 Peer 3s . g - ms We the grea ness 4f their a¢ - sre! there And 3 ayreiy TheT a gens in Eugene Fiefa@ ff gre2 rness 6 f an untque " His mast+rpiece Was nor was tive ip personal « aad in the foye and admigg these who ‘elt his spirtt SRNR ERR SN a Ripa PAS 5 Mae ; fai lair term ore 3g* & . tary of State, and the soon. eone who is the better ft wil! elicate tnterests [n Latin- America. Ascribing leadership of Moscow to peo- ho resent our imperialism and the rudeness with . For ai! the ** termes, we thrust upon them has made him the : - S38 | 7 — ~~, b beanty. the lyric qualty 7 3 % 4 . “a 1° *? . ~ 7 . . , : z i * , wit 2 humor of his s a ; : 7 ‘ 3 7 ; . ‘ dover” was himaee never again take him seriously upon any score what- 2. ..% . ! : ae «3 ehae ; z ~ “i 3 : 4 . | - that i whvtench a Life ~eTer . - f- . y } : SoEre _ , Te , ! Thomson has written That ought to du d delirer LS b4 . : . he. : Ka naine value to this Reg ‘he Man from ? oer ‘he veate -the es noved among o@ uch a2 wan a8 nO ey here to invent for the w mae Lee * $. ” ° oa vy - nonsense. MORAL ASPECT OF THE NUISANCE TAX. D- t- _— - -_- os 7. ’ SC én 7 o ’ Bakers pian to support a State scheol fund ° + >" erypect eq - .* .} . . . wi : > . , ' : . ; . i : eo Fe a ~ ae oF on ’ ; : . 4 . : : : 3 ~ - ‘“ ™ a? ¢ me =~ Sy " = : “ ee ri *. Th! ‘ re ‘ 7? ; ; ” 7 -2 - 2... on ~ Pu 1g Years hi 3: mad | ye ea ' ; ” is at } ibdk Library oe ; a ’ , . ’ ne . Seat . oe) : ? he | ‘ ~F EF I>s~s OF HATE ; ag : | . . as é > a hal ni 72s t ° . b : ie . ia " i " a — % ” a - _—— . “ ene " be " i ’ ’ 3° } = are : ; . ; AG —_ % "= Sarre af r >. ak x . ‘ - = it . : : , " © cae : 7 rh a2 ‘he yvautier 4 =»oOn ‘in Maw 4y.° -~ 4 >the tT? 2 * - . : : - a: oe ae ’ . Ca . , oe ee. Feeg ; ‘ , if "2 ae =». - : act | a4 latred an rust thar ¢ , ; ahe ect . 2ar‘* an@ Ratewster a Ap gRieR Sr Ot ae =e tad aos stat & SiN re a Amt I wrong in expectin rary hare recognized Dt , ao e,. eoesevelt and Fo! for example, he jeined ti | | : . S Brenden ftem=* in pert a - ~~ : - a , ite, ; AO | ie. STATISTICAL - eet i, Gan . i “ae “ ; oa : : hs ; : le — , P es me = . : . ' , = Pa ; , , ; ie nae not in i . f~-rey = oe at many high schocts and co! oy their “master’s roice a State in ) : arge part from th a tdi aia | mtn ny FP? 4 | arial ~~ esi } * | : , a. : | . "Ere. nincee ‘= he oseible that there i# so Lit | a Se spel , és > , . cr nate rery Casing cadaillero, +h Yin seca. - | : , — . wo | , : “an ‘ese and other Sources tt 5a? 7tj >. i> oe bee. in, - a a : . ” : . . F 2 : Rec 2 ’ the --: at Z sh nil . . o P . ‘i ww os 5 lorsehac & aay f ae —_ ' : 3 : : ; ; a _ « .* 2 | 7 : . :, 1 ‘SIA : ee © “a ae week (ora An Ss Sustifted Pe eaving _ e work rs _ . as i . : ie ve i ~, - : a , ‘ . : ; ; " ate ‘ nian > = . ferns. alt a m a f= these standard French authors off :-he ™ * ce that support we = pee | | ; — SMES) aes: oe se Phi ARE | Sh * masidert 1 fact that & ad Te wocnpiaienaiaas a thrary shelves’? Or its i: wieenie said ? ekie ny i a. LOO{tTUsivreir in ‘ bac! = em a sige | . sey | | | -_ : i for the Saota Cale ‘ Peevwremy 8 ermal d atlas 24 , 6 inkl e : nd , —" , ’ ‘ a A Be! ey . rT ¥ : , : Bee ee Se a) ma emetecKk tm him and the 'i>rary bea: - ae eae net e120 “i im prin Se kent hh aa s ;, ) ee as | | at none of a om | “~ ve he Ce hat eays,. “Thou shalt not” ax , gaa a VIG CHAEORS 220 task and ker ia a Se we ) Rae a ae i , : ‘ce kiddies.” eas. ore, We Rave not, for ams 2 = : is , — ° , . he ae '. § lee i a 2 yt 2 : + % . " : - ’ | ea ' ee ; ; ; ehers who feel this way abo % wR BeG 435%" iar ' a. ae ) : bs ‘i ‘Try May she 2iwayh 2 3 ” Rare left the Nhrary iota . , — 6 eee ner conte ie sa : "ine + doing to destroy th .datic a | pe i - 2. ke é +s & . ‘ : ris 2 } J morr- : ' - a : , : . " , f - i a ud ¢ iniereeta, ° 3 oy “- Sart os iw vr Bare efn'> and again . _ } extend a: . 2 relief to o L tm the =. . . , ‘ : Ke ~~ + &2ga , 7 ey —_ ' ; r30 4 : , es nal ‘ +. he aT ee Bone : ‘ >. hee a RYE be c?

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— PAGE 21 | — “| Watts of the Chase Apartments will} Jane Rule, daughter of Mr. : S a | It .| depart today for Helena, Ark., \0/ Mrs. Virgil Rule of 6250 Westmin | Oc1d CINLS i} viait Mrs. Watts’ mother, Mre./ster place, will sail tomorrow for emaervand * hg eta - ee RS yr" io de vk RK care cr esate ta Ram exe | tots Sen ta maa - 2. e Sa a oe ~*\in honor of Mrs. Alice Acheson |!ived several years ago, and will vurge Jrant o ew York, return home for the graduation of | : ‘Gene Field looked upon his friend Thompson : — : Sproule of Texas, who has arrived By as the logical man to write his |'ewho arrived Wednesd night to to be the guest of Mr and Mrs Miss Grace Moulton from Vassar biography, though his references 10} The En agement Is Announced / vit hex mother, sirs Amedee : Colle i y, ; ' ge and William Moulton from the matter were disguised with his & . Cole, of wWartfurd avenue: Mrs ee a — - Se ee Yale University in June pabie that if the work of | usua) ocularity at a Tea Given by Her Pierpont ‘rvin: o. Muncie, Ind cong ee vs — oe ; . : , ymphony Orchestra Concert Sun- a, ae reas ain _— oe tithe 3p os ek - penis e: 8. geben ager encrds saat ey — 2 Pusat pepe os % 2 S ants he i dm cng seg cape « Pes vot tial i ile a eee TE tt Ly ar to Ke . « lst 2 2 sia Ah ese age ete Sm 2 " Ma eg pO ae ve et Chess att mie eee 4 ye SOS NIN. te al RC NT ta al iy GK smn - CSE. Ww . - Thompson Appleton Miss Claire McDonough of Dai las, Tex., will depart tomorrow for ' her home after a visit with -Mrs. | doiphus Busch II] at Grand View Farm, St. Louis County "ig Re al al si ti ee 4 ‘RP Te re open % ie. 4 ote d Id be handed ipegene Field cou it ‘@} In addition to his own rich store Mother. who is visiting her other, Mrs day afternoon gown to remote posterity across/of memories, Mr. Thompson has Tos engagement of Miss Marie} ‘W'!iiam Hi rrison ™ son. of 4749) atrs Hall also will entertain rk age. with no ac- , 2 : some air tegend save that of the naw gh enor ae a cee oe Clarkson, daughter of Mr. and os soma — aoe James Mrs John C. Griswold over the at eee great reputation, even| more siauaiieaies Siaaeatey | on Mrs. W. Palmer Clarkson, of 2 | “i Poking adiarewmsten ** aide has’ week-end. Mrs Griswold is direc- ae et sensitive critics of the] anal ' . i | Windermere place, and Robert | (cer be See as with Der! tor-general of the Pan-American most shall ever be written. here will! princt Casey, son of Mr. and Mrs. | Pa:ents, Dr and Mrs G-orge Cale | Round Tables of America. and ts | Billy von Weise, son of Mr. and would be puzzied to explaining doubt, be new and brilliant Thomas Casey, of Los Angeles, was | Of 5631 Chamberlain avenue. All of} Repunlican Nationa} Committee : yinats Sueaiek eetaane ode Jacca d’ J anuary Sale r al ma we Me gow “A tage are studies of Field’s unique genius.) ., nounced this afternoon at an at- |the visitors are former St. Louisans | woman from Texas. Arage ry { but Thompson's Life cannot but! rractive tea given by Mrs. Marion| WO ave lived away [rom here tur — place, departed Tuesday to resume _ gon ditions. he coul a a vend, retain its position of authority in ee Lambert at her home in Ar- several years and are clos friends. - Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil} Ryan of his studies at Princeton University. | been the man thal We POW) addition to holding this high 4is- syle place. Mrs Trant who was Miss Reba|**? Windermere ptace and _ their) He had as his guest for Dart of bis Of S ) 1D; ¢ of a eave been |tinction, the book ts to be ranked! mp. tea table was adorned with|Cole, and Mrs “ully, who was! daughters, Miss Kathleen and Miss/ stay in St. Louis Bill Lackey Smith | fers a pecia ISCOUN | Margaret Ryan, will depart the lat-|of Tulsa, Ok., and Walter Candy, | : ; y) In the cage ot wed ene | as a first edition by collectors Of} ope9m-colored roses, and in the} Miss Emil) Cale, vill return nome ' ae be dh | Fieldiana, as it contains a number! wenter stood a three-tiered wed-|mext w.ek. and Mrs Irvine will er part of the inonth for Caltfor-| son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Candy | humor would cata Saceeemamae Ten verses, written for Mr. Thomp dine cake topped by a miniature remain until Feb. 1. Mrs. Cole — to be gone two months They | of California. formerly of St. Louis. | tom-f eee ate) Acatnsa., | 900. that bave never before been bride and bridegroom, under/ ave an informal tea yesterday aft. will headquarter in Los Angeles — | and travel through the State Miss Mrs. Alvin T. Goldman of Oak | lightful drolleries| | vost of his de printed. 'whom appeared the n: f Miss;*rnoon for her daughter | V slot groked by personal snahoate seeeton of 1 appeare le name o is Saugat | Margaret Ryan will be a debutante/ Knoll, Clayton road and Big Bend | DI i € > H S O 8 | D S ] L E R Much of the earlier |Clarkson and her fiance. Those | "ye Mrs Marion L J. Lambert «f| next year. f boulevard, will give a bridge lunch- | ral circumstances. | : , and ee a da cibamntel the work is of specia) interest 19) .arving were Miss Kathleen Ryan, 4905 Arev! +4 Field was, & of ben, se )St Louisans, as Field was born! geputante sister of the hostess: | 270”. {Tere Place Will give an at. —_— eon Tuesday afternoon for the) Zand the irresponsible playboy An} here 76 years ago last September.| ytieg Augusta Cook and Mra. Rich- | tractive informal tea this afternoon | ure fohn Beverly Robinson of mothers of pupils in the 1931 Class | ENGLISH S O L ] D S | $ V E R 1 wior aepends gg orjand began hie journalistic career| egg Hawes Ir. About 50 guests |r _— - = ie James Richmond | cae est Snag - ate bergen ig os the Country Day School. This | his wor a — ve page iin this city. As to the exact house | aatie’ durina the atten , |Ingham o suffaio N YY, who is; *#¥anter, Mrs McKimm Marriott.! class has been instrumental in col- | 1 f a cit: a , | See : in Pier | HTS ords a most extraordi- ‘visiting her parents, Mr ar Mre.| have gone to hot Springs, Ark.| lectine f s for th stz laa a rr . — ; g f and Mrs. pring & funds for the installation H nary opportunity to select, for a limited time, ) é S graduate of! ,. . , Pied ry A Leland. of 18 ¥Y era| for a several weeks’ visit. | of p p : , Windermere | a new pipe organ in the school. choice pieces from our vast array of finest } , a iia MARC pve x wi es ER, 22 ea ers eet tae a an nature. it can not | » 4 ‘ pager en oun smene the ito be some douhbt NO. 68 an Mary Institute and Ely Court in place The table ill be 4 ted am 2g ee — . ‘anted and! .... + se WEE, ; piace i Ww ‘ ecorated | : . : ° Y e . » 4 Broads ay is generally acc ey CGreenw ich, ( onn. She was Te- : ’ ) lid Dutch and E- lish mighty in the world of ee | is marked with a tablet Pot Mr} conta ta imakeie aie ot ea | | roel swagger _— Jr of the| Miss Billie Blanche Schacht, | =e objects of So g sa lati | Thompson quotes the poet’s “Id’r) .55 and has since been one of St. | Miss Kathleen Ryan, debutante ef¢- a tot Po aaa tag ae an In |daughter_of Mr» and Mrs. W. H. | ‘ , pr aT © S85 ist. ? * »f 7 : . = . _ . . : if : , » » . fa yeate Pi + . ute ~ i . ‘ dente: an . it essayist. | nrother, Roawell, as having ineist-| 1 yuis' most popular young women. | '°" — fan Ae, eee ant canbe Of tes unt yg ageing ce Schacht of 5892 Cabanne avenue, | N addition a large number of selected pieces a great fict See Be 8) 66 that “Gene was born tn & houre! 6). in a member of the Junior Clarkson and Mrs. Richard ®-| rsenahe a Oist Of was honor guest at a bridge lunch- | of American Sterling Silver are offered at Semorist. his work that could re-/| 4. collins street, now used a8 9) 7 np pie ~~ | Hawes Jr. will serve. Bes aero, NS ('. who is visiting! eon Saturday afternoon at Forest | “o 1 h h iginal pri : ' = ¢, OH Colins § League, ' her mother, Mrs 4 * 20°°o less than the original price. main intelligible beyond the gap of | joer factory, though the family; With he } ein d . Mrs. Amedee Valle’ park Hotel. The guests included | r "A197 hie ) 4 the m nat enter mevenees the Man from the wreck: tnining novel of the vear Tt wonld | >. ; — * . While the Clearance Is in Progress Pay on the Dignified IBP Plan Each department is showing the latest arrivals for spring, ) i Pay out of incofhe, over a period of months, at an added of the years- -the whole man | Cc. ih celles tte tatinue... | ie aq remarkable novel, indeed, that} “ phot at aantda furnieh the average man or! in distinctive Garland styles. ; MCORPORATED © cost which is easily absorbed by the savings. ft. Lous Lorgert “Womens obecialty hap Saturday Many Misses Will Profit by the Savings in Our hope to invent for the hero of a/ woman half tale. ‘reading of this Life of Field can Law! Thousands of Seasonable Garments Drastically Reduced to Gose Out Ea After one has read this aphy with a glow that only the | ore to! Quthentic throt of tife con give | Critics sometimes have han =e = | one Is anfused upon turning back |answer for than they rte occa fo Mr Thompson's Introduction. in| Rider Haggard in bis thas we eer: preparations have been made for Sat- Special Clearance Group of Dresses $6 urday, Misses’ Day, so that those who partake resses Formerly Priced to $16.75........ of clearance savings on Saturday will be greatly | Clearance Group of Smart Dresses $19 leased wi . : : ae Formerly Priced to $29.50........ pleased with the selections provided. Sweeping reductions on all Winter Dresses : and many advance Spring samples. Frocks Wonderful Values in Dresses 329 ‘biography “The Days of My Life.” Formerly Priced to $45......4+... for every daytime or evening occasion, in y $ which he seems over-anxious to! ions tp convince the reader of his suffi | {longmans) tells an inciven on, J dark or light shades. For example: Dresses From Noted Makers | 9 Formerly Priced to $65.c.csesees Dress Sal€@n—Second Floor with roses, and Miss Augusta Cook, | ee? 6 ng a. ae C7 At, tes’ ge? . —_ ee ae FT . Pa > ms - ‘ . en o m tat ~—: ee POE AP Se ee ond CS gee” Sage a i Fate weet hacen at «40 . a na ann . Sernationn , yp at OS Yt RTI Lite ie SN at bos Vs eet . Dee Sew hed * ee nan a “re . ns wm “ - win Mgt . . uae : py Ne, aN tire ets oo anh 18 aa ‘ oat + * «niin Anat dio, *d Agia R ee Ag Jt : BS ar r5 OM MSS APs 92th gia api Bo gerbes Mite nse sin esa da wat oN or Mol ARR Me Saad neha eee Ape ET cen aoe Bete . . Ay a ‘ - ; ; pee Pn ra Se as ; oo 7 omer x) Aneel igen Ne at ati a mer i ? he. ° ’ S Ss Ret abit «oe 39h a) eae ’ —_— rn a . “ : 4 a 1 inl iamineatitiens nimi pane + ; ee ® ‘ ~ nreserved fi se +> —_ a —— « anaes : * + vei Fativas = ¥ Fa " if hae va « eat mma re wRhQigs tele, . m a eee . ' , e 8 ‘ 5 . P ? ~ ieee a f % * . Ses 7a mB fe ren + ae, ae «sh ~ wife ° A gre ’ : sire eae F A , yaar ¥ ¥ : oe ) - SEER R' Feet sees eseeesseceees oh 4 give. cient qualification for the task as-| which a now-forgotten erstic sumed. It was the anxiety of love,| consciously played an important | no doubt: but he nee@ not have | part. Sir Rider, his chief interest | troubled himself For the past 2;|\then tn the practice of law ace, years, to repeat the name of Slason | ‘us* finished his novel ‘The Witch's | Thompson has been to think Eu. /|Head.” There. he says. his literary fene Field Other intimate friend> efforts might have ended if he had of the poet have written about not happened to read a review oO! } T 7 | him, iliuminating certain phases of | Stevenson's “Treasure {sland °° The L 8 \ M I N U TE his genius but no other was so review was so favorable that Sir | 1 Closely associated with Field for so! Rider procured the hook and was. . —— J fong a period—-and that during th: |impeiled to write a book for boys = folden years when the “Sharps and | The result was “She and later | Flats” col'imin in the Chicaga News! ‘King Solomon's Mines os BSESGRRRERSVAERESEERER. TITEL tltttrer (‘Copyright 182%.) SN I ti me ete Taking vou at yourvword that efti- premnents 1 asim the centowing tor vow HELIN BATNARE 0, B. MAUGHAM, LIBRARIAN est. cogitation You @ill, I have B@ / : OF THE POST-DISPATCH, DIES , ; i : - ~ s : & be in ed to give it ore tha Ring notice if you happen to be one of Head of Kefercnce Department for fe who, through necessity, are sure Seven Years Succumbs After 1 ‘ | . nded by a flock of females who con- iV: y Six Months’ Illness. | ally borrow pencils, Formerly, woman's ee i ies eeehara. | Wning glory was also a receptacle tor writ oe ‘ . sry or, mi? > 'OSL- he Py) Th ‘Set \rr Nia dtinna eA CLS on reference librarian of the Pos | fis, if she needed tnem. The presevt § Former National Guard Officer pe of wearing the hair prevents t ae ie Dispatch fo , = 2 74 CY } SV Ty\" . ing away for future use of 80 and Building Cc my all died last midnight at Barnard Free iS oot} +; ; Me har = e, - Pi | Ce a : le ery l Lo #8 ior a.! supposedly euc »\ ‘ six-months’ iliness of cancer. He OMpelied.to wear wigs during busihesQy therwt Edwin Batdorf. 73 years old! was 57 vears old and resided with " - ~~ “ ons r"a for almost seven years > om = ~ Se 5 N ~~, At, Oe ROS . ¢ °@o ae 8B, thus providing a haven for o gade pencils, and preventing wesr aad building contractor pand former) his mother, Mrs. Martha Maugham, ey BE COlone! of the First’ ‘Regtment. |g; Lindel] Plaza .Hotcl, 4300 Lin- , National Guard of Missouri, died | dell boulevard. tae @ St 1:30 a. m. today in St. Luke’s Mr. Maugham was born in Des Moines, Ja.. and, after completing his high school education, studied | abroad at Sillig Institute at Vevey, Switzerland, and the University of| Cambridge, from which he was) | graduated, He began newspaper work as a London correspondent, of the Associated Press and later | worked for that agency in its New) York. Detroit and Chicago offices. one of the organizers of Youthful Types of Fur Coats 396 I ur Coats §| Formerly Priced to $165...... Af “ Zorn) Fashionable Fur Coats 2 4 6 A Garland quality Fur Coat is a sound = ft 5 actiy ‘ tri, : ‘ ; fught it could be worss. . me service At Chickamauga. Misstates Their Position. as Py mT) t va ? *) rics A x .“% ~ Promoted to a brigade The League of Women Voters of ES tom mow A = Vin aii. and *} 4 — scrirmeé mnt vv ase _ > v a ie oan “+ ~~ * io ~*~ ¢ —_— Z +5 . ¢ == LL. Louis ijais taken ext eT ioy i viel eae ithe wording of a summary of the pleasure ° : Command. the Pires “eadbsoesaodited (OT legislative program which m in print. 3 A large armory at Sz ceased it} ae ad ithe Associated Industries has sent BAUMH(C! os Pine afraate "el Sage rypren: 7 8n@ \to members of the General Assem- ome of {te com- | ii. : 2 PAaniac k > —aplaae uch as the McGrew Lleohol is the ON Guarde “ botire A letter of protest has been ad- ‘ooo and Nain« ater Rifles were ial alcohol. 8 forme | 7 ,dressed to Harry Scullin, prestdent 4 nM part on a husiness and ) . pd offense. Bort.) . of the Associated Industries, by | . and Comsany,T WAP) srg George B. Mangold nd Mrs | © hefner commnaed of Irish. |... ile — a STATISTICAL NOTE Pen cor. | Virgil Loeb, president and educa- 4 al Yen me Of *her emplovesr of word “red were not in the cict'¥ Mn Sey | tional director, respectively, of the retary Kellogg would be in a peliuve — , ‘league. The letter asserts the sum - "arlon Niares {In the etate ware | mary has MmisKated the learue’'s . r ‘ ail S .* Orrastons of much ‘octal en- iposition on child labor laws, night tly fact that a prize of $-o*% @& Merten ine work for women, educational op- the Santa Catalina s witty 4 Paice “seat : | portunities for children, and fury none of the contest2nls Be fon... ae. ae From Sea. | service for women. kiddies.”’ Be PU Ine On Woe ee ee ‘We would not under any cir- i be A _ Tt a . ae \, na t_Titene tet cumstances,” the letter continues, *@ q a on —“ad in a Gre. i ‘presume to publish your tegista- ; Drenie closk Teq-itive program, nor to circularize Ay niche .. Tanoer, Woedneag. | the legislators with our interpreta- REVISED STATEMENTS al Ae " her stndin into [tion of it had we not at first seen | is : * ANG Ware ateneeting heyvond ‘the draft of your bills. or conferred . (he ) May she always DO-§D *"°UaeRer deny ., ; - - Be: i eT ". 4 a 4 er . : , > 4 oll interests, right oF qronk. . ' - «ona with you on the latest officia! data par iti. Ane berlereg 3 aa | | : . nay in Nice nutieg her |May we expect the same courtesy | Clearance of Silk Lingerie Clearance of Silk Hosiery : $4 silk teddies, bloomers, step-ins, ¢ gowns, etc., in pastel shades... l | Pajamas, Gowns $12.50 and $15 crepe de chine and $ satin Gowns and Pajamas, some COUNTES MUSBCC...en0c-ecee. --0- Se ee ch en ae ee ORI nCRCe. Cnt eu * hrp int 0 ES: a Oe CAE oo - Clearance of Girls’ Coats Formerly Priced to $15 $7.95 Closeout groups of furtrimmed Coats with full lining and interlsung. Also some with caps to match. In complete sizes, 2 to 9 Several Groups of Girls’ Dresses Greatly Reduced Juvenile Section—Second Floor ee . ~ cha eed . * inte etraes reollwaw linee * Anns) PNeamnmente held ant Choice of all-silk chiffon, top ery fine picot-top all-silk chif- ee - = ees Se s as ~~. . ~ ,s } full range of smart colors, plenty and $1.95 lines, 20 wanted . : Corsettes, Girdles ed regular stock lines of such silk, top to toe. 3 pairs, $4.74. to toe, or light service weight fons, very sheer chiffons, sem , . of light shades. The lowest price shades, including black, gunmet at which we have EVER offe: al and white Every thread pure eRe” @ gta ; : : rr eee $s Girdles, Corselettes, Wrap . arounds, etc., 19 the wanted brocades $ Special Tt Cte, -ctleene ere Seer ee & 6 ~~) : ? should be adees staff. & . . sean Balcony—Broadway mhe } rone in On a ‘and fair play from you in the fu- ecusevesussece i : = sustTHOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and St. OMTITITITITITITITTITiT Trt « Uses are made, Keliose : a “ aa Pe SCCSCHR Heese ce reeEererege | ga : ture. PSS SSORAERRERERERRRCESEEE EEE AIAREES Gttes — — ——= a 4: BP agi ¥ = ana lai i Fai —_ - : 5 ta

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a PROTESTS RENcWED AS TEXAS _ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH GOVERNOR PAKDUNS 1 MORE =~ ==: ee ceaaeabes Soe “= BEANS FLISHT AROUND WORLD ’ j IG G LY wi C 49 L a oe sud2 : : amiil : s “* s sas porarius ae of criminals i . _ : " . - > ve -~ — -— - or? * ae . ° - papery . ? : , . a Ae Ts the? r exp" oss res LPlY e€STa ous leu . ’ ss , 2 . “ ‘ aia rie ; — : i by ae eto iw = : Var 5.2! +h LPP oN, i 3 ‘ $, 5 Ss aed ws y oe “ 7 N ih he no eae v. Kis SERS oS NP ET es See POS TE ORT ss } ; i i RLS esa A é HRS ele i ig ee | OD AMM el ANE, Nien SOREN RT hele on Baya ai ais PR ager wats ba iss OSLO Rh OS RED CS HE GA ANCOR EAI IMI Abe (B TEAS ND Ray a = RRR Sah iS pet Cet eee - e a : Fe ‘ “gee : ‘s rt ae a ae A or . Cir tebe we ati S * geo “” ‘ i igus die 1 = a i. Sheila " Ria Bin ae BGI td ora 4 ib sis Da hid Nae : +t eH wh ; OP Sy de eS ee “ ; we “A “ Pie Shay me ee MD. a re RAE LN tae td oa VEE ie bien Via “ fA. FOSS ty RPI ale a A reali if Mc 5 2 Seg Be see ete ig ay 4h é ah bx, ah se aha ere Bass: is the Super Gasoline 1 . . Stops motor knocks 2. .. Searts instantiv 3 . . Accelerates quick!y @..Gives increased power § _. Barns cleanly 6... css cmankcase di- luton J .. Contains no chem. ais S . Sate to use 9 .. Will noe injure motor 10 .. improwes perform- amce of any car. = 2~ gasolines have been slow te start,and quick-starting gas- olines have lacked notice- able anti-knock qualities. SUPER-SHELL is different— in a class by itself —the gas- oline that does everything that motorists demand — stops knocks, starts instantly in cold weather, improves the power and performance of any car. See for yourself how in- stantly it starts — how it stops the knocks—dquiets the motor—accelerates quickly —gives a remark- able increase in power — and improves the entire pertormance of your car. Super-Shell costs you only three cents a gallon more. On sale at Shell yellow and red stations everywhere . and at Shell dealers wherever the Super-Shell sign is displayed. { PORK SHOULDERS ‘: LAMB LEG: 38c - SHOULDER :. 29¢ (FRESH MEAT OFFERINGS VEAL SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS - - - VEAL NECK or BREAST = 1648) LAMB NECK or BREAST - BEEF ROAST - xx cctsaoc (PORK ROAST - 4 r ; / E "mull ™ i? © C4 é 228%. ™m | TX tt auee for LA PE. e LB wee : ag peeeaeegre eri seo # & eT. ° Of courses, Semx Gasoure ... de pnd wou have used nd ake © weil, ws smell om seu ot ims wguier pre ESS m ROXAMNA PETROLEUM CORPORATION SHELL BUTLDING - - SHELL CORNER ST. LOU'S re =. OS a ae ee ~ ~~ = . 2IGGLY -WIGGLY

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a a ctimemeameaiel —ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 7 SoceueiOAY EVENING, JANUARY 14 1907-0 ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ PAGE 22 ATTACKS \the people declared they were g0- | I that Diaz was just as much a part the military dictator of Nicaragua.|casa’s absence at that particular _with the present situation in Nica- eens ADVERTISEMENT THE U. S. ing to adopt a new policy in Nica-|of that coup d'etat as Chamorro It is conceded upon al] hands/time was sufficient to deprive-him | ragua. cY OF | ragua, that they would get rid of |The people of Nicaragua under- one I take it that is the view of jof his right to be President in case | “The United States,” he said, IN NICARAGUA i past hatreds and controversy, that|stood perfectly his position. He/the President, as expressed in his/of his return, so they proceeded |“wiil not tolerate the landing 0! OW octors | r eat from Pake 19. ithey would seek to live in toleranceiwas an adviser and counselor of | message—that Chamorro was the with the impeachment proceed- troops by European nations in| Setene A third party re-|and in amity with all the different |the movement. j real governor or ruler of Nicara-/|ings.” Nicaragua or elsewhere in Central votes. A \factions of Nicaragua. Everybody| “If we were going to interfere | gua from the time he captured this Borah then pointed out that the! America to enforce their right. It gome 7800 vote See Re leseened to nares te that except our | in Nicaragua, here we. had a g0Vv- | fort, shortly after the new gov-/impeachment of Sacasa by the/ necessarily follows that we must) O Ss an e ul ti ple of Nicaragua, > atl ‘friends Chamorro and Diaz. ‘ernment elected undoubtedly by) ernment was inaugurated, Congress was in Violation of the / ourselves assume a duty in this re-| i gy thelr ie to a period; Ohamorro-Biaz Coup d’Etat. ithe free will of the people, and | a Sacasa Escaped. constitutional provision requiring a! gard.” | | es raise F “Chamorro and Diaz, If the lat-|then was the time to give particu-| “During all that time Diaz was preliminary judicial hearing. _ Senator Walsh (Dem.), Montana, | ee ae : ' aS pe mttnk % end|a part of that movement. a is-| ves of | ter part of October, organized a | lat attentios to Charnecrro and btn ae danine eaten : After | It has been said, and properly | \Said it was “remarkably ee To break up a eold overnight | time with a swallow of water-— | revolution. I_pause here to say | Diaz, who were starting « revolu-| they hi n charge Of said, that we are in, and what |!"87 to him that the administra h it N Its, uo nausea tion a few weeks after the ctepage bee eee oe ~~ secured the | should we do about_it?. It seems | OM had not furnished more infor-| or to cut short an attack of | that = , “e wt coal use resignation of the elected Presi- |mation about the enforced absence | ‘nor the shghtest interference ; ! Treated One. tion. acies Mile ieneeettchdee esi- |to me we are under the highest ob- re r , noe '_grippe, influenza, sore throat or | x |. “Chamorro and Diaz tcok pos- 7 “ PE secre @ | ligation to call upon Diaz and|°f,Sacasa from Nicaragua. 'with your eating, work or pleas- Week FREE cession of the fort just above | Posse of men to Leon to capture |those who are there by virtue of |. Jt 1s surprising,” he went on, ‘tonsilitis, physicians and drug-' ure. Next morning your cold . ,|the Vice President, for the pu '“that when the resignation of Sol- — breathing relieved im 36 to 48 Nanagu To have control of that Purpose our recognition, to give the people. | , >. pipeeseriptiee for Swelling removed in 15 to 20 | ee oe * have control of the cap-|0f compelling his resignation also.|/of Nicaragua an sciiediiiaaitie poi orzano Was contemplated and Sa- gists are now recommending. has vanished, your system is Flu, Dengue. deze, Regulemne che Beas, Siocd end pee ital. They then entered into an|Sacasa succeeded tn evading his | popular choice to select their ruler. |©2% was just across the border in |Calotabs, the purified and re- | thoroughly purified and you - smala, the representatives of re feeling fine with a hearty |vents seelling from returning. COLLUM understanding with the President,|PUrsuers, and after wandering |It seems to me that it is up to us |@uatema fined calomel compound tablet) @ Fever and Malaria. [DROPSY REMEDY CO., Dept. 33, At og Guan-c-re became practically |#bout in different parts of Nicara-|as a government not to keep Diaz|th® Government of the United that gives you the effects ale appetite for breakfast. Eat we — - os - “elected representati * a r ¥ eyo : «aE K ‘ eet ee eae I ee Ft ETP a 4 uy oe se ee i a pe Wig RUE 205 was sty me toe eo ‘ tie A) : *) i mic gp ime ate ee sR As a pl aa Se ace at P ‘alle /l ‘ ° 4 , f, e 9 4 ee | \- tem “ ae "4 og $ - toa away ay tiger Ms y ‘ SRY (Py ee ss Ww ‘ - Te * 4 4 mn ahd, ps. + iaiase oe iw Mais ap RR nme — 64: Boag n° Lied deen eye & ‘Ten * oe i — * > 7 : n oe oe NOTRE SOs mae ahaa an Le pica d 7 it PALER . BU Op scar aancte’ . arts ess ito OS sks seals wy ier e ty oe » AR @e a, we? “a >. fe kills the germs lanta, Ge a ennen |gua for some time, escaped to | there until 1929, and evidently {pn | States did not say to the Nicara- es a a | Guatemala, came to the United | opposition to the wishes of a vast | &Uan people, “Why, of course, if calomel and salts combined, | what you please no danger , | GIGAN ric States, remained here a consider- | Majority of the people, but to call |Solorzano resigns,-Sacasa is the | without the unpleasant effects | Get a family package, con- | peed igs eveltin: Bong i og od ras a ee 8 ee ia aie es ta bene rose of either. | taining full directions, only bd aC Oo uatem a, F Opp ng on 8 prac tica y n 9 ** ‘ NI manatee way in Mexico City some two or) Lenroot Makes Reply. here?’ It would not have been One or two tablets at hed-' cents. At any drug store. ‘three weeks. ' Borah’s speech, which consumed ; all improper for Sacasa to ask the . “s- | | “There {s no doubt that Sacasa #2 hour and a half, provoked a/ Protection of the United States. I i" ‘was driven out of Nicaragua. Cha. 'ePly from Senator Lenroot (R*p.) | dare say that Admiral Latimer the BATURDA - paoren was in contro] of the mitii-.| Wisconsin, an administration | would have given him that protec- | HE Sunday Post-Dispatch has tary forces. Sacasa was without champion, who took issue with, tion. Why is it that we cannot | only color roto snagazine in St. Loula, Men's & [means of protecting himself and | 2°rah's contention that the Mon-|have @he facts about the matter? ‘escaped into another country from | '°e doctrine had nothing to do, Continued on Next Page. Youths’ ithe efforts of Chamorro and his'’ 7°77" a — DOUBLE AND SINGLE pRRASTEDS—ALd. ss os nS, HO geen ca — ae | — ~~. —_~ _— fan, fla, Loo AT ASSORT i OF $20 & $25 GARMER Dceegeeeniocomecs tt races] A GRE MENT OF $20 , , ot tne necnue eae coote: MD} Open Saturday Young aie | we *& j T ton. Two- @ | seeking recognition upon the part. U Until 2 Pp M \S Two- a of the United States, which he was’ n i 6:30 « . Cun cow effect extreme savings o@ complete 2 fr Pant Pant ; Hot permitted to have. During the | CD CD : | y itime that he was in power, how- | ~ ICA INSTRUMENTS 3-ROOM $ A B E S Men's and youths, Errouric this | Qa MB Balimere tailored garmenta, ever, he completely broke down | SPECIAL LOW 7 FURNITURE 1. MUSICAL i I % eee Se naot aabetes and oot 1] Cholcest patterns and” colors $ the Giyreme Cour. Me dteve the! OUTFITS et AE Ces RR Le SIRE o> eunmenneren - perrch 6 ¢ ae. ws d: 4. " Le to ~ ms — > : enhris ty oN Sat i = A eee sihcpadabeaaintan i Stare ey aap iene St Pa a) bead ey Bip PR Ms fatness ey apap oA! pa Bix Sasol pense cores ave Mee ges > 1 gag All th $40 an Liberal members of the court from’ 4 | CREDIT TERMS 1105-07-09 OLIVE ST Iie | Dorey TE S, NOW SATURDAY. PRICE the country, im some instances ac- | © prices as low os . ° RES | a BREAS p eenrees tually assaulting them, through | his forces, and compelling them to). URDAY UE R wine an So [ietate "$4 err secn [ition ean 78 9 ean h ce Come Saturday for Your Share of the Big Bargains!) WORK COATS MEN'S COATS... MEN'S COATS... $20: SILK LINED. the Congress certain Liberal | \ We ve Created the Greatest Sensation in Years s With Our Gigantic Annual..___ GANUARY HU N NITURESALE! places those who were known to ° Ybccrat's ogee] amen ne] 25/BOYS’ O'COATS & SUITS raice & Co.'s Se ‘¢' 4 Stitt. J uary Bale Price 1861 KITCHEN CABINET— | Sfaecrificed in - M Wich a Co.'s Annual — Sale oat. — a Poe eT Oe: ench ve him out of the —_—— ARMCHAIHS AND woo pe dons Viaz Diaz who ARM KROCKERS— deutary bale 1908 January Sale Price a eee Ji] dG G | is Diaz Af in, ' ; . ee ss | |. $245 FOUR-PIECE BEDROOM SUITE -- the Wiaz who was with Chamor- $0 KHOF a Jew x . ! x. 4, Bed, dresser, waalty dresser pt ure i H A ikK- oat ary 00 , , re ’ P as ta ‘ and chifforebe. , 2 . aa i} nd - . ' uer Managua He is the top & base. Jan nena :' : oe , *o7% orry finite Price i se 4 ; 7. behaS 4 ae president in 191 La d She ty , A Ae 4 DEAORAT FOUR. 915 and who is | ; ‘ M SULITE——-fed, . , ~ “Mt . “ 797s * y} J : 7 P " areace: , \t president Dy ovr recognitior #0 wRrowu GHT THON : pf’ ’ / ' ' * veuity d@tesscer and mtte- x RR apc Oa ina esi BRIDGE LAMP AND 4 | Pe, | a | robe denenty Ree ntention | hat Liaz wee SHADE—January » ie , Le Price ... se ai “a : ‘ Mar ‘hi rnovement againe . Seale pp Ace : ; | . 7 re i eal Mla agen Pape Bases (| g100 s-PC. REED ‘f - iY, V2 OFF | icaragua Goet seer tc ; $ fro nd S&. 00 from me tna’ we ougrnt *¢ make an ef- cir —samenry ] 00 ‘ . - A is} Ome bin NINRG4S $10.00 extra fare from Chicago 2 ee ele ntiaten the tie ee rae Pee n¢ hair Kansas City. For ‘uxury—supreme comfort—and expresse¢ will and purpose #7 ° wishes of the peopie of Nicaragy: r charming refinement it 16 unparalleled in the world “The fact that Sacasa was ou’ rRS—Farer arent 12 | Ce ee ed oer Se ot ta corte ta trap gle ama lliggee.: “agit! 1 Mey odie. has yrs, le MEM TA ma On te ent hh Ab tg pate eran a nagettene acta OEE ym wh Se ” , ; vsti pnt a we wml SS — ficet tn Weich of the country at that particular § transportation. f ‘ . Annen! of time, just acrose the line {tn Guete- & Co* = service sets the main, Griven out by fores, ought ’ Fred Harvey Club and Dining car not to change e great national poi- standard. Cy g) FRUT-HASE LINOLETE— Impeachment of Saecnea. becrtficed in our ” ; pbhe- é . > r “lft me ca atiention to one nomenr “ye a ana to be « mney Sate ‘ inetance ti eee tx ‘ : You will want to take the Indian-detour —y ogo sd eeghargpoupesfinctin tm det per rare Harveycar through the land of prehistoric Aanerica- the people of Nicaragua. them- ge ver Chamorro resigneé the Also stop at Grand Canyon. presidency Jan. if. 1926. Tre dere befere he regigped the Congress. over which he exerciee€ absolute control entere¢ ea decree of ban- »* i jen ime; : impeachment na «6 reservdanons zt fF Dallas Diet Paes Aver tehmert. of impea and « ° te Fe B: cutlewry agtine Ba ce. Ther : and details me aot Aroate Bice. Bt Lovie. ae di¢ net Believe. evidently ti | Fuoenes UVerheit @°23 «200 i hal FOS Boe ree S25 NEIRE-PIBCE DINING. KOU —4 6,

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EVENING. JANEARY 14. 1927___- ) ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY PAGF 24. | __ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ ACTRESS HAS TWO —o TUUISA) == "| | MAY-STERN & CO. 10° & WasHINcTON SS pea peo S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS a aia is a promi- ’ ~~ ba Rm - ‘s re rt — Leda > DUCK COATS | = = | After-Inventory Disposal 4 C. Carter. In October, wher m1 Double-breasted style; en- aie aie lin mne fer Londen, he tire coat and sleeves fheavy Bias n aciiian i it a Cees ‘cart woo! blanket lined. Ail = oe nom at the an in i ‘2. have large corduroy collars and duck-lined oockets. a Sizes 6 to 16 years. On sale saturday. one day only No * telephone or mai! orders. 7 4 . * - : 2 7 : nat . . | - = : ‘ : * , : _ : Py pee >: . — - : ; A Fe . i 4 s = Ly : . A ‘ PS emma - _ > 4 > ee 2 r : i z a “A : * Pe _ : . . . i ae ; pv: a oe . Men's $4 Heavy é 79 me carriage certificate gts | 7 | es. with thre compiainw F a = ~*~ : % Cee ne Brewn ] ES aus ; : " » 4 d : e i pe = ; FY co. f ustrated, bian- . SS ie eee: a i = ee cet ft = D-+3.' Pens Sn / an ing £2 3 et »* - Sip + - - - - as : ; oo Ee , i= = “>? be : = = Sis P riced purchases bring to you : = MEN'S925 OVERCOATS| === | paaeg | Sey in aatcenet ee aeent at A | through the buying organization of 42 May-Stern stores $1¢¢@ by womapsniie. in arce assortment of ame of this season's ; . dreakng po. ‘5 iI.- $ 50= gray pattern wan ing the curtains and upholster: bs egos — the greatest Rug values we have offered in many, many and fancy mixtures; . § gh . ~~ Mace ut * -arc = er é d , + BORAH ATTACKS woods with spring cushioned []/ months. Value precedents are smashed and records for a ee ee ae oo oo: Ane POLICY OF THE U. S. cent. _ 3c! | ae | im ail sizes. Choice Yb IN NICARAGUA | =~ | crowds will likewise be shattered. Select all the Rugs you'll rrpes fee { “a a eT "4 Aa a ee Sen Pee a A es oe Z © ph SARI NR BARGE DEPRES ELITE DADE DOU TA & Chane 3 aoe. Dome aaa Hens sh SPARE . ~ om | : oz save hardened atee! a aie F ; . ; ‘ ol, . . 3 Po ; ‘ ; & ‘~ a wa + *aturda,r ; ‘ ’ 4 a = raleu ad tis xa o istration reply. that ff thi we! C lone, thecr ives an prepertr ouid be endangered Nortrig re- ife ba ough? >. 2 a* eee 7 ; - ee call. ee) - tom SI E C L \iLS $19.50 HOM-A-CHARGER pee aes pe g-gn ae ea, | OR $18 HANDY CHARGER Men's 73c Heavy Woei Gloves. 29) Wh! charce amr 35 , Radie A er B Bar- Engiish Woe: Blankers. Rec. $1.39 tery. alzwoe eate bat- . ‘ ter ea. Nete eur low ; > Bed Comforts. —_ ety ae | price ckeice i Bea Sheers. Siz i éiv Sc (Ne ee me — > Lenroot made the stock admin- ae 2Se Pillowcases. size 42:36 «.. 15¢ $19.59 & Day Console Mirror cee 4 bere mh baat ie te ea ae # ; j TT " O23 BO -2 043 > | eh ee Se a ee ae , bora peg AU Dai a RE eine cee RINT Se BERS: eRe SSA oo as ot 2 oS ine J NN ad ae Rae PSNR, heey Rr a or 3, Peon £ ‘ y 4 a ~ ~- é ‘ - —~ a oe ee —e ia . ——— a : : ‘ ~ =¥ : @ PART ermanition: here are all the in \\ Ss airy chat will carpe yon We telee eaeus = | hae * ePID mans ‘sp . tuge Rucs at ar oe — ir canine ? a > 15! Sale or: co ox Larce fancy : sr the ~ penta i) , —— 2 : : ' ; a ith ranean a ae q ays 3 — : neham and Edge of New Jersey ff] _100-Piece Dinner Set | ) Bungalow Range — a aS VEE! corrytng: tus hacia ee ae ee Amazing Values in This Group fe unga pe n prsons. Ea ‘te ext 7 fas ang os a -- 2 et, ee sesbrgt a SS. ag rag ay ore . “4s . 4 Pts Sane, ts Bis: Sy ee oe sis et pets es : Me Me ae ae falas AR ; ns od % " ; 4 ; ut he ve pe pe ey eo 4 oe oe eA pyr . T 35 bya 4 ¢ . _ ‘ . " — oa a eddie: itn: . Sa. a eee ng shiek Aon si a ye | vee ! , - J « bis afters Tanta Bahr edith oe, Sete Eee Cn eee OR ee CRT Ss Loa aan a. ce : te? Or Ae ‘ e > ‘ Su. hu thad & ra Seat CORB S SD RRS Ss, Mite - “? v site Ka AS ose ae Cashin. « i el ha i , a ta i, x os gt - wd e +! my ry 5) AR eae eat eRe ty SS i es } ‘ Andrews targe. taecy RBasker R ATG “4 “ F our weave Btankeis: rh . : , | Lg | im ty MEXICAN FOREIGN sil acl * aiid ein PRE 058% choice = MINISTER MAKES jecorate J from these bargain cy Rog worth much mere PAY $3 NOW $5.50 DOUBLE BLANKETS Savon $3.95 A Group ¢ of a veny Special Values cage & 85 ME:.’S $3.00 WORK SHOES SRPMS ade Paging 2 '~! @ttei ia acd eo we ry rez | - gzMars mite o “ah Zive satisia: ieee a it rhe? x “izes 7 " i | : : ae : . y * . SS Cntnire: 0 5 eamne . - PAY Ww Men s Oriercs. tan. diact. 2 $7 $3.95 a * 7 e ht. agama —— $7 Gil-Treated Wort Shoes » S4.95 Siac U.S. Bary Sivte Shoes $3.95 ug : 2 Taher movemen Pr agit 5 x ' sexiran Geeeroments » aaa : Maynard 2 Masterole Console ag" Player-Piano Phonograph OMicers Tress Shoes 2 22s $2.99 Recond:tioned, Guaranteed Wuh Par of Candlesticks and PEER ————— ce mee sod $8 HIGH-TOP BOOTS ====$4.95 Mechanically Pertect '? Selecting: 2 = =~ oe a ; * ps 5 a ~— . 3 , = a i. ~ O _ > “ , ~ - s - * = “= ta x rs . 4 x — - 3 w : ‘4 a5 ae c z : e — es oy * P : . al : _ ’ me 2 * - = ae . : ee : pe ji q z bi * - 4 - 2 ' ._ = ea ike} 4 z — » - . , : 2 3 = ~ . — > 4 4a ; a » - « = ra 4 7 a _ . > : = = 2 2 . ‘ = a. ; ye -”" : = + re se" . : ¥ * ‘ 7 a : , : ; z > > : ~ 8 q 5 i~ _s ; , Me { ry ae — . " 3 . g 4 ‘ 2 i . ‘ a . | es = 4 6 + 4 —_ ’ ae . ” mg 2 . ° I ae - -~ - i + ‘ . : ‘ _ " Se aa - . i : Z — . a : = : —_——— 3 ‘Tcaiee, Ww ” ’ me " 4 . - “ . . =o . > " - : dtnarres an o 3 ' : = " = 4 . erz & > al a - » . = be é d a 7 - and nhakt. - . * a ’ RM y G 9 ie , | : . 0 . : : a, i . sll : — ag c : ek at on a T . , 3 * ah é: § "ear! y fintehed | . — — P w~ aa > m — nih - 7" r ‘ iF? . _ . ; 3 sais Ps at Fi: ® , ‘. ‘ _ ne - [2 ron ‘rr " , % -+™» ‘Chhetce e aa ve . . : nainty Wr American-born citizen Pay Only $7 Monthivy | Pay Only $1. a W ceri» = EET E™ ee Sad ~~ & — oe “ae ~¢* ~ — 4 sk ewe ¥ i 4? ” «I ae is e * ate eR ae aie ee

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—_—e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | wANTs-242 — ae -_ eee —— ST.LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927 _ _— SEE OUR WINDOWS ! ! PAGES 25—42 a — _ ee ae eee - * - F ee eT “ . ‘ pact ee Oe J ew -) hae wea 0 on ae " Fide Riga oa — a ne at . sph S ee Se RS NBER Rist YS hai at - sat erin ay pS re iy ae bse: INE Dacre ‘ we a - » nage ie a pa my ieanae a Pitts Rei : BAe trees * - Bes af NG ws 4 44 gee ae ? ore ‘ bok 2.3 ae # . 7 ee, ee sx Zi Kew, : sen , ESSER SS a aL Co! TRGB es * ees alu 4 tee “pee acts: é wr Te. Ca ° r Q § _ ne ‘s Pads it Ai ol sy alae , Se rt 7 re putty, 0 rin of 4 ‘ os is at “* rat y r ~ F ; nS ohee 6 EM es rete ' , RY WRI Spats Ogg igang Mpa hes Ry em i es ep 2 hae i The merchandise in our new departments will ALWAYS be of splendid charac. ter and quality, and the Weil policy of economical store operation, quick turnover and cash buying and selling will be strictly maintained. Of course the Weil guarantee of “SATIS- FACTION AND ECONOMY OR MONEY BACK WITHOUT QUESTION” goes with every purchase We will continue to recognize our obligation to the people of St. Louis and vicinity through whose good will and support we have been able to progress. And all of us in this institution will sincerely endeavor to give our best service in the distribution of Better and Better Apparel for Less Money. P RESIDENT. tepra now we are ready to meet the Popular Demand that has been constantly and | HE fact that with the SAME rent and overhead we will be able to sell a great > - Fea 3 increasingly heard at this store, ‘‘Why don’t ,ou have Furnishing Goods and additional volume of merchandise, will result in LOWER OPERATING COSTS. | he : a) Hats for Men and Boys to sell at the SAMEATTRACTIVE PRICES as your clothing?’’ || thus allowing us to offer even finer qualities at the GREATEST ECONOMIES IN ‘ 7 Here are thousands of dollars’ worth of Crisp NEW Hats and Furnishings just out of EVERY DEPARTMENT throughout the store. Set your alarm clocks—be here Sat- _ urday—in the morning if possible—for while we have tried to provide enough to each item, We cannot guarantee how long the choice selections will last! Attractive in design and durable in construction. g I 95 | i ‘ =F ; >. their tissue wrappings! Perfect Quality Merchandise at the Biggest Savings St. Louis rinished in a rich golden oak, has known for many a Day! Store Hours: Radio Table 8:30 A. M. to 6.30 P. M. Finished to match your furng Buy Now for Next 7 Th Yoar! at‘a our _ ture. Strong and | > coats ’ durable with shelf $ 95 : e ig SS a BETTER QUALITIES... Choice | ) —_— t Ee @®es e686 (6S | . | | —— = — menu i} i ° —~y * y 7 - ~fAa . “he. $e . . “77 - For these fine Yes! 5400 FINE Quality Shirts—Fresh! New! Offered in this Great Opening Sale at a price that will stamp this : | \\ juality Overcoats | are Shirts made by one of America’s largest manufacturers! Full cut f Hl th | aS ie ee ee —All-wool & Rayon Mixed! —Cricket Neck! , store as the value-giving center of St. Louis! etn —well proportioned—and perfectly tailored !~ J Sat the, patterae, that vear as well as NOW! 7 = . Sport Coats res At this }, : , ic a \ BLOUSES j A WONDERFUL ae | ‘ 300 Extra. Fine PURCHASE AND SALE | MEN’S SAMPLE ..Z ait ag ee Nb rcp a Foe ae = Fine Washable Blouses in co!- t lit lar-attached stvie — faced Extra good quality worsted and cotton mixed Sport Coata. in the 4-pocket (as illustrated) or 2- ' * With silp-easy ana. || ; Sieeves——well made in every at . ‘ Way! Choose from faast-color & ‘ ; . Gy '! pocket styles. Smart heather mix- lend! a! in ERB s - ry i lendid ua! percales in fancy checks and | OT 1 * ih, tures that are ideal for sport and gga nek yi stripes—woven and printed ° eo a ) Vr general wear! Sizes 36 to 46 ercale, in tan madras—white. iam and bine aH "SME chest! Opening Sale Price 96. en white and Domestic Broadcloth! Sizes 6 2 700 TIES . | Street Floor. ee. ee ee ‘ ‘ ] ai ’ . > \ Men 8 $7.00 to $9.00 neck; trimmed © 16! Sale price 5 —Third Floor P " . . i ‘ -4¢ . Opening Sale Price at = HEAVY PULLOVER Rie tout ee oie Pines g F Ra eae ae a ¢ ‘xed T it the special sale ee ee nee , — L n Ss an yon —tongue buckle or spap —Third Fleor style, if that is possible—for NAT- e (Plaited ) to 42. Opening Sale Pricg, 48¢, 0 . - m 'y ® e URALLY amy manufacturer would ‘500 IES JSE ‘6 ” . ' I , I , EXTRA! “DURO” PLATE auitings in = big va ) : see to it that his sampies represent ss , riety of soft browns or 2 oe + INITIAL BUCKLES, 48c grays, tans, heathers 3 and fancy mixtures i his atock to the BEST advantage. Values That Will Aefonish You! al a oe: é-. —Street Fioor Sizes 24 to 36 waiet There Are All Kinds of Styles! ment of new ion All the New Shiades!! ini | yy. . ol rat An , —fKrest Ficor. . , 3 4 ‘ of these may" , Other Men’s Hats in All Sizes 6*4 to 7% sy a We at $3.85 and $4.85 | = dar Chest ; 3 BOYS’ CAP MEN & $2 CAPS ece 42° a“ “a TIES — ) er: All sizes! Sie or 3 pales tor 980 1} | _ (ACE ryt he naily weil Ma Ut Fe — . , , , paints , Oe . ia Juaet 300 In the Jot! Handsome NEW style Caps tal- ikable > ™% — ar > x * . 6 “ Pere | Aaa nt ie Sain © Pamir 0.5 temeriin.« n : A “ DISH RE PCR at) of th 8 wre per ee ee nee > Epbanases Winey Raa rid\ ete ii Ps RS Ray pas Se my ek, Sa —— - ~ 4 is 2: " ers 2 FORE 9N ae ™ ee ee ee ‘ . Set-sareaneany) . aac are rs — a eeeietthintn Eines tes dies Sh. ee ‘ Woe’ 4 : gee why : wy on on > - =—e Seat napeltin, Peas A 3 i _ ee ¢ x eK iat bidexs; q Le ; ? ap dang ns, . f ah a ’ " sien 0 are ae ee fea 4 tage PRLS Be Sowa ip Re Mele ilps ad tes 7 Ahn is Toy te CRUG She bee? Eee “ws BE M1 i SIRO at. SB ee S weras aR eee es TOME se er : ; 1 centenees Je WY halt - Seer Te Lint) At eB IE Sn soi Sati: PS LON e ath creme ik a me ap ere ae ‘ 2 raha : . . tH aa Om RL aaiapis El ee BPP ~ - vr —— | 4 . ROAR REP He, gece ogre - eis “ . . v » Si whi Tt ele RE oe Abang tinea Cag SEM Rae Sai § rerio ai hp 4 eb. © game nd eine 3 As tipdigd = 7 t 4 ‘ 1 mA i ud y " " + ‘ ss tke: » : ~ = pe cy ees Elke 1 | ie Mattel ed lectte Ss ee Peis th pao ah Eres eal ako a ie pe et ae hy | ‘4 " 1h e 2 , : : ’ ‘ , va ac * * ss aa he ee aan doh Neila Ao ; 5 : M 9 . nb cae 4 ? . ny ee pr 4 mee § > a ‘ w 4 * o . - “4 " . bal 3 2 . $ 3 as en» ; = ° -: SORE A naar wows a4 be er # pen o4 > : : ~ ¥ bs ee ~ eee de A 3 vi we " - Pure sy aor re rn , a ‘ teeta nied aie 6 gee er Be “men gmeyntt ” o . , ie sett Ba on TS vo gst ee athe) os. 4 : - “ he wh TUE iat ony) MO OS fs “i Os 8 Shp . : ae satin . ’ a tela fin terry stem pen; bud hoe thediiee > = " . x el, ee — oh f ‘ i" * : : : ‘ ” . - x 3 : tne Yee ce ah ae i ’ Or, : . si ‘ . : ” : 4 co yp 3h) , hie ; : ~ etal Me hom a “ Baa ae a ve = E yo WO top, ene , rae es a ¢ - » . i jf es Ai Ral ills - ™ aie ho * y stm s p AWE “0 3 eas a. Gt ys pA A ieee R pe i Re he neu CE gn . i ‘ ° 4 “ ih . He % ey Ne : 4 4 ms P rg. «RR ‘ of tine red cedar pe Pove! Just wait unt!] you a, . Bs ear : id 4 ? re a r ~~ | . ler Dn ; . . ine UT . , bee there hands me All-wool lored Oi reai wooienns, eplendadidaiy sli d, nbres Wonderfully Fine Qualities at rm, : —— O06 ollegwiate visors. Beautiful NEW Patterns’ Sizes tc xy A tua! * ' Eegedas rere S | sos: ot bore Cove ot 81.45 ana Men’s Athletic Union Suits | _ Nightshirts Si Third Fieor. These Nightshirt , irmrome, * , s : * : sn Tis ‘ re of Fine ./ “on i “i, \ ea tif i made Aw A ‘hite muslin and fimished with trimming. s [ Nad Al m "Ce Oe A on — ee ee a Gg la a ne ate ae ee ee ee a ome ee Materials as fancy white fan or bluse with one pair * dise lasts! Always include . ; ia ' special purchase at Bilis ii5- r . _ ** _ ites? ‘? 7 cost of Parcel Post GOUCTE enkilan wa te ; 3 - th two . ‘) 4 ‘ : , wre these GOOD Quality Union bu , — on - ‘ “~ : ‘ ‘i ; ‘ “ i _ ez Parte aod ee pel - at a BIG seving y elf knick Bites 10 to 18 years Suite that can be Worn no Smee price §2@, —Thied Fiw YSN —of Cross. 3 | Be bar Madras! Heatly finished. Sizes 12% to of Fancy White Madras! 44). Cholce 85e. ; —Third Floor. —Cut extra full and well made in every way! j ry ) . —Sizes 36 to 46 Chest! long sieeve and ankie length amd ehort sieeve with taree-qu r a ee oe oer Cheles, Te! Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Av. fengta tye ."" ee ‘ : Smartiy taflored Veet —of Soi- ) Z led O44 ' : ; " , ‘heire of €nn Be vs" “Mode , E , \ i sette ' . tiv . eu yt MO i jrand ~' ° at s [a ; nos oe . Q ie : . ai ers nil woo! bi a. t ; Lhe Popuiat ’ + * 2. ' ; peer -attached ®tyvie itn poner By , orb) i Striped oe — ai *autiful . ” \ + : 2"? anf, t4t + 4 \"y | 2." Madras! As long an the merchan- +m! iT feo Well as in ear! Spring’ Both _ —Street floes ng a 3

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PAGE 26 ____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JAN 1997 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oa 3 Le ound it. inter Tunnel, except from the storekeep- BIRTH RATE FAILS a quota as low as that of France. babies has decreased from if ws pol “= ts: “i rract ers in the Washington avenue 242- GERMANY'S : with the enly difference that this|cent in 1909 to about 20 pu S” lumder which ? = t the|trict who hepe to get custemers T8 LOWEST MARK IN HISTORY | oxo: was already reached by ‘mp 1936. bends and jeopardized tis imte from East St. Louis over the free Average of 150 Babies to reeg France 2° years ago. —— ant eh te ts chiefly | ,in the property by devoting [t te top deck to patronize their retail : Woman— a ~ w wt — duis i « wat . . ; Blamed. 150 Dirths to 1006 women. faej¢ue 6 oe oe , specified in the contract. ; ested tn the abolition of the bridge iow - Plight : ; tr mane the middle and ic ‘| Te, e ‘7a 4a bel °s VBiiali amon 44a seated oo“ on mm — . . . . 7 — t Soecial te the Poaet-Despa tcl steady decrease of the death ra — & S. That there is no supstantial toll because their goods come in s+ he lack of ° classe well as tie .ac . ; . er ciasecs, “5 © from iong hat! points from which SERLIN.—Germanys birth rate ,of babies cannot make up for the | . | | Chocolates, Cocoanut Pieces, iy a : 7 | Candies, French Bonbons. Packed 509 WASHINGTON AVE. | One and Two Pound Bozes....Ld. | “Molasses Taffy Made rich and pure of the “nest open kettle molasses C QO A T Brittle Bits.....PoundSoxr.. Ze” He .s | Neapolitan Pound Cake | a A ] ) 3 ' gmsplendid Pound Cake of three wonder- Mae _ SF flavers. Have one for dinner a The Merchants Exchange. through an authorised special com- SA | URD ‘gaittee. today issued a statement of ibe unicipal snd) Bade ‘Bricge O WOMEN'S | 9 ihe Municipal and Eads ‘Bricses # CLOSE TO 150 B°[CANDIES MAILED ANY between the city and the Terminal Railroad under terms set down in COATS LESS THAN COST ‘+ the erdimance of the Citizens , : ‘Bridge and Termizals Committee, | = ST? ES 14 TO 56 ~~. ,which hase instructed that the ordi ‘pance be introduced to the Board | of Ald-rmen. : Three members of the Special Committee of «:h exchange «are members of the Cttizens’ Bridge vA \ J \ and Terminais Committee and, with | Ne Money Dewn No MWoney Dewn Ne Money Dewn J Lionberger Davis, banker and a A Year to Pay A Year te Pay A Year to Pay representative upon the committee All 20° Off of the Chamber of Commerce, cast Cc their rotes last Tuesday against ap- ' aa S$ “ - — , a Val PS rN egal | BES DEL MBE AVAVAVA AVA) poh ee es ie ee eee ees ils Bes 3 rie Su, hie — ’ doption by the pecpie *s 6 Gast z coed . _ Ms - . ‘ . vl ps BP ae ge GBA hee 5 o , 4 eres 25 ab o nels ae % “ rere. td t ill % a , he Re: agen ee a PT «et? Citizens’ Committee ae C Lj S | S T. members, who also are members of the Exchange special committee, > | are Samue! Plant. Edward CC. Ap- re ORO SUR USUR gs UR UR UR UR UACRCA UA UR ORURURU crews and Frederick B. Chamber- "rs. ~* —, — =ridge arbitrary should , | Six n 9 rv 2 ; ; . a Ta : the proposed aaa cae . ‘4 Months’ Free Se ce oe it aliglams of the x i - IF the electric lights in your home turned themselves on wheat demand of tha A got dark, and off when you went to bed—then you would ~ ‘ WF ee ° - 4. ow anRicipa, fix Be. i ang > is d Matched Unit Radios | Boo, 28a ct oe cet something as AUTOMATIC and as EASY TO OPERATE as the ficient —~ . 8 satisfy the origina! a : ae 2eopie of St Louis ordinance adio " inn: . . wil! forever fasten the bridge tol! f . Our R policy is winning the praise of hundreds of satisfied ) ee ee ee oe ae oo - ° , 4 buyers. Stewart-Warner Radios are unexcelled for results £7 gp aad ast St Louia, going and com- On ric e . arger q “ee ~ —- = give ole ths” f searvbion - year to for the reagon that the capital —— E vaite of the Eads Sridge wi!! >be read inte the cost of operation of the Municipal Free Bridge by the You do NOTHING to an ELKON except attach ft t has been developed and tested for several Terminal Raliread Assectation and ~ameetetoen fustification for the an electric light socket, to your “A” battery, and is exclusively ELKON and is offered to you continuance of the bridge ‘ol! Se 66 le . charges collected from the people. turn it “on”. proven record/of-actomplishment under over and above the line tax! : : conditions mev of the country It ‘reight rates. The Terminal! Rail- It will then repienish your — battery. But rt nat ie aca : road Association will be ‘n position : ; : 1 you 4 from battery charging 2 UG ‘o Ciaim they must continue the won t overcharge se It “ . ha bi an | present bridge tolls because ther , ve never believed possible... .. inparausss ee ee ec eee a off as the battery becomes charged. =f i 40 NUM 3 intima i in nome : xf service at a very low cost, It is saie at Ben the Eads Sridge. and they must The battery will not run down ... because the stores everywhere. A | recoup themseivres through the use . . Stewart-Warne: Re , we of the Municipal Free Bridge for charger automatically starts charging when Operates “om aitemating -u--e7t firect ‘-om ight sachet} a. Be $425.000 set earnings sow derived =the battery begins to run down. 105-120 volts, 50-60 cycles. A medel for 105-120 aol he free servoce; —— a Cee aectec of tie top 25-40 cycies aise furmshed at a slightiy mgher coe ~ , i : : t+ Months to par . jeck of the Eads Bridge, thus im posing a ‘xed annual charge of - There is nothing to fuss with or we - about; / oe” Subsitiary of P. R. Matic & i - a+ x. % Mer ad Eee 4 pede $1.000.008 upon the Municipal no extra switch or equipment is needed. There are Free Bridg 2esides oe os © and op- mo moving parts to cause interference; no tubes [NCLUDES regular $80 Mode! mS cesent a capital to be tm- to break or burn out, no liquids to spill, dangerous RWechawken. N. 300 Stewart Warner ‘-tube : posed on the Municipal Free Bridg, acics alkalis ause trouble and NO NOISE Radio, 14cnch cone speaker, radi +f for the purpose of assessi: or to ¢ . Stewart'Warner cubes. = ‘ngs om traffic mort r th WHATSOEVER. : ‘ p. A dattery and two 4°- = ™“ intcipa! Free Brid : t Tikes 5 Amper: voit B batteres, ail S $20.000.000 and @ 5 per cent basis, Short circuiting cannot harm it. It does not heat ; . " 2 | Cearger mothing eise to “oy ~: : - whereas the City owns tie Mun +. tree service, 12 months to ; : pal Free Bridge. and the Terminal! Up. There ts nothi IZ to watch, replenish or adjust. 5 _— 2 a2 . Agtomco.e 37 4 ~~ - ‘* batteries. Caméines the Elbon Sese bcenewes unde: >a*emt: pending °o Samwet Ruben Raliread Association > burden the Munict Pree a . NEW Stewart Warmer F-mut ee i Bridge with any capital ebdiies. This remarkable invention, which has revoiution- Rectifier with © completely shielded ete —~ = = 3 = — S “ons of the Eads Bridge. ized every former conception of battery charging changyr ty cabinet; six months & ae ol ae a =... 3 a Agee be giving thx . rear type . * wWeij-iocated, tunne!! Free Bridge. - Rallread Assox : — - ve pes Very graceful ovat ani ‘Be Eads Bridge *o the City is ser. . “de Cae © eolid '¢& ousiy doubted Or legal authorities 9 ~~ and im view of these adverse opin- DON | THROW bg ’ 's one, (. Mignt very easily happen : “ hat if the proposed exchange of ~ ridges vere contummace: tne | Attach an ELKON TRICKLE CHARGER and have a Perfect “A” SUF se = Senta : “ o2 . © MANTSOM®E nerted arie «a. ~~ zens of RM. Louis might wake zp A ; aut comecle of cur cen cag ) ~ a See Merning and find thax the+ ) > SS , TO DOOR serie, with temery Terminal Railread Aseciasion had GELLER, WARD and HASNER sais » I . , ‘ ; a2C accessory compartment anc =» sotten not oniy the Municip » & ‘Re, With perfects maer with or without fancy gril! Sree Bridge railroad deck. but that $ 00 bs ron x moot : Tomt cOmcea: speaker: wainw > ey also had taken back the Eads 500 HARDWARE CO. $ nmsheg gumwood. $12) vaine me Sridge top deck and tunnel be. , “Ause any Shwe Sores of the — gt N. FOURTH ST. “WHAT YOU BUY FROM US iS GOOD” e ™imal could img euft *o snr! ase of Tads Bridge to the Cry Pee ea Me 5 a an i a Al Nea he tS A Seahandih age: iy 7 A ‘. ~ » ta “ en Mies : . : : 6 ene pew r-* SA -aetie yer en = - a, “" $ - ji : ~ es one ah gene 1 Se aah) Oe ; : Pi 2 EE yh eae ae A Sy 4 ; F3 } . P Bate ae : \ ? ‘ : « Py Ge “4 re ‘ i. er taka - ®. 4 , ; : P ‘ sik eee) » ta ‘ A et A 3 ésgh \ 2 % ; ee 4, , ea a MERCI Rg ; sae oat Pi ag obs ‘ ¥ + ge ? —~ ark $5 ‘ eres Ree 2S Fh Se hee ‘ a i a le % . i +: eee ™ Pe 0 a e Boa Eas e i eee. 4 . 3 . ’ : ~~. - = - os . - ’ “4 7 : y . ‘ , - - ‘ ye & wT . - ca ary a 7 Ot stu 6 ors i m ‘ ‘ . " : ~yf " ¢ - . x ie eee » . : " dallas oy ‘ ip a y aoe r . bats Ewe 1 a ~e 4 Te » eae “a 7 b bith os . 4 , 4 7 Rs “y nt ~ grr 2 aan 3 « 0 ’ ‘ : - 7 a fal ays aA . tt ay Taide Bite Ba el ae a i. oe ye? % é 3 SP i RN ree 2 Re thed a * ar Ae av a ae bi? a Ss ~ * 5 ° x ’ ae . y " 4 ee iy t ' r ‘ ai 4 ee eo bi ans Joe oe $y, Aaa ny sly ee ae - * ~ : ‘ , ; » itn “ ms Rit oe bin ince iit bp i eR on > SIR #8 oe aha ak elie ee f an Wee oi eA ed MS hoe SAL : ve Dees eae ; we Khl a ; pEY - a a re 7 Sh a“ an? Y, ee ae Bye cia 5 mn ~ ee Tee, eee S5tk oe Lar ‘ * t¥ 3 ee he 8 a, oe ae: ie Sse ’ AM Be at wae? o et oh s & S ot ae bo ONS A Se ie Ai ee we Biv he, dapans Sor OSs we aed pa «i ty Ue Wi + ; < Js ne ae ing cp et fm 5 a ese iy p * i Mit Share fin? +s Hn9 a ; é pS. - ey pt fh ADS Pasa ' t 9 omene . — » ‘ ‘ aA ‘ BS \ - ee x Abt =. : " a wer Pert -

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ ee ___ PAGE 7 - FIRE CAUSES $25,000 LOSS IN BOX FACTORY Fireman Injured Falling Through Roof of Building at 2038 Walnut Street. FRIDAY ,EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1997 re ws ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ BROS.& CO. fs3'! Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World F 717 OLIVE STREET plAMOND IMPORTERS SELLING DIRECT TO THE PUBLIC me Candies Me « | Fire starting at 7 o’clock this : % morning in the factory of the Con- Fashioned Kind” i | | jj nelly Manufacturing Co.. paper box . ° ‘makers. 2038 Wainut street. burned Genuine Diamonds Guaranteed eae eA ee er Goldman Bros.’ Sensational Saleof Metal Beds! Out They Go! _rlnich Post $ 3 $ RegardlessofCost! © Beds for... Qs S Ali well-known makes! Simmons, Smith & Davis and Hub! Sold to you at these ridiculously low prices because of slight flaws, slight imperfections in finish and marred in shipping. Think of it! A Bed for $3 * 9 sa osccetehn ‘ “ ne wae py PS ae es. a a 5 Mibye ed , 2 os es Py artes! ~— , ” tiny Pe eae Nat Pn . er wed a ee . ora arpa aig 2 ra . bea N ll hi capeninaait MADEN: ead Thee Se. Bs cl aes ee Si ot tS Ra? eatin enriree seam Ce Rep ~~, x we Pes ta os f f ‘ Tate. haath es i$ eA “7% ms en. ” . ae oer: 195) n ene ai - / . ron eet on © b hte nal saleytic™ secant teias Lona eed as ys Pa ae itil ein eR Rta: 2 ctyhs ~ —— z Fn ams tet acy hoxceah de Ri doers eer 4 \ tinge Mills, the president of which. : 3 > - > | AA Michael Karp. estimated a loss of for the Connelly company, who Was and Miss Clara Misiowski, both of | EXCHANGE AGAINST while a. All Our Merchandise !s 2 for more than an hour, causing CASH CR CREDIT . We are reducing our large stocks of quality merchandise be- The brick walls remained intact. ke of three wonder- ne for dinner........ 8c credit terms to all. company declared the total would i ier sree , ZZ $15.000 on stock and fixtures, !n- called from the second floor, said Granite City, who made their es Exactly as Illustrated : BILL ON TRADE OF damage in excess cf 425,000. Sonbons. d Bes vac 50 ai i man fell throug! a skyligh on the om Oxes. -» Lb. Cc Values Offered in our roof of a one-story section of the he matin, three- fore inventory. Prices have been radically reduced on several but the building interior was large- ll : be $49,990 to $50.000, if. as he tolien 2c tf / MATL IES?, *eesee 4 ~\i | / oo /. cae cluded in Zukoski’s total. “Lincoln” the blaze began tna pile of paper. cape from the third floor down a veges | BRIDGES AS DRAWN Paul Farbush, a Negro city fire- ses Taffy building behind of our latest features in Diamond Rings, Watches, Fancy Stone } lv destroyed Fire Chief It estel- feared the stock and fixtures were \ iif ff a WM : 3 SSC « « « 6 for 50¢ =, LEZ sured. His company owns the agement = CE as many Wf A youthful Negro porter, start- hoxes nearthe furnace The only) smoke-filled stairway. An hour Continued from Preceding Page. sy amc es 5 “he wes : 1 . ae 2 DAT FLO 7 é : ve “Mawes, . — x ety, . e ns i ceienniinemeiaiieln eit te sae ai A et ww is ‘ pers nd + ye rebel a “! ns a 3 By () . TOES ost ‘ oh ret hy - ; ; : ai Pay ial fs 3 2hapa:’ Ae: . 9 + a oF \\\i | YZ WWZ heal lpg ——K ~~ there is no bridge tol] added to th: East St. Louis rate. In oth words. their rates on their bound dry goods and other ‘plies are the same froin the ‘haul points of origin to both Louls and §&t. Louis. these store proprietors are willing to barter away our Municipa! Free Bridge for the purpose of making trade for themselves, and they utterly disregard the purposs which the citizens had : “Eileen” when they voted to buil = Diamond Ring Solid 18-k white nicipal Free Bridge. The Diamond ts a rE s gold. pierced merchants desire to have the polld platinum. Set marvel! of beauty, id. ichiy and engraved ee te ae oe rts gy sah with five gorgeous blue white. Ring Octagon top. set deck of Eads Bridgé mace fre blue white Dia- is solid 18k white ; hey with sparkling tolls, this can be accomplished monds. Octagon top. gold: pierced. Spe blue white Dia- blue wqwiite, Dia cial value. mond. mond. $75 $125 $100 $1.75 a Week $3.25 ea Week $250 a Week Ae rae “> Purchase of "10 “‘Maeda”™ Diamond Ring . » eee “Constance” “Murie! Diamond Ring Diamond Ring pee. a oe Hes hremaraian, $5 au 7 P ah ya Be Fs r AIL Bt rote SPS aaa anes ee . aly Aa ve * Specials at Goldman Bros. January Clearing Sale! condemning the top deck in the manner provided for br Congress- man Newton's bi'l now pending. in Congress. This would preserve the rights of all the péople of St. Louis in regard to the Municipal Bridge. View as to Monopoly. “7. That the terms of the ord!- nance clearly and unmistakably fasten the Termina! monopoly upon the commerce of St. Louis, inas much as the Terminal! would con- “ef the bridge: IE TN ene ae ee ws TNO SERS ANNE OR ACs SM appa shee aM eS tore mt IN OLN AION RT is De trol the operation and force al] railroads using it to . pay the charges and bridge tolls “Narcissa” SR | fixed by the Termina) to the Ter elves on when it m3 ) Diamond minal, which charges would be : you would have »\ ' é Ring bolstered and supported by reading Diamonds and ix blue Sapphires. of one synthetic Sapphire, crystalling {UF ¢ pitt — “\ a - Wine 40d a a a aa oe ene a ae S0ic. extravagant in beauty. set with saree perfectiy matched blue white Two tine bine white Diamonds: choice * EGR RAO UNREST, Iain oy. « current direct fromlight socket) les. A model for 105-120 volts d at a slightly higher cost. ’ te « » 3 Hf Diamond which should be the users or wites: Scarf Pin 'wheelage basis, which- means in hd tested for several years. It and is offered to you with a thetic sap hire : | ene delimine |number of cars and engines that it city covering the use of the levee cost. It is for sale at radio Signet Rings the users or wheelgge basis of op- $600 S “ $300 $750 Suites . . $495 new Citizens’ Terminal Committer i posed in the Citizens’ Termina’ ‘ “§. That the city should keep ite Platinum on 14 é ul i _ Celi effect that every railroad using bomplishment under service a . ° ° P nt blue white Die- n. r 5 oe | noves over the bridge in propor- B R ductions! tracks owned by the city and now eration of a city-owned facility. ordinance. This basis would insure Committee ordinance which, no Bar Pin, Diamond Set A design of guiet beauty in solid plati- num-on 14-k white gold. handsomely pierced and engraved. Set wit" eparkling blue white Dis- MOnd . i ial) ctically engraved . toe Veet > the Municipal Free Bridge shali Sand eet with eyn- n pay for ite use according to the of the country. It assures —~ ‘tion to the entire movement during att . h ; ‘ $17.50 a given period. This is the basis artery C arging troubles you prescribed by ordinance of the $200 S it $134 possible .. .. an unparalleled N uu es operated by the Termina! Rail- $250 Suites $165 | road Association. By using that . —, Men's , track, the Terminal subscribes to $450 Suites $295 The users basis is expressly accept- ed by the Terminal] Railroad Assoc- clation as to the levee tracks in th: 5 economical] operation by means of | which the bridge arbitrary could be _wiped out, whereas the basis pro- R. Mallory & Co. : ‘ & Co. Ine {iS shen. N.J. Our Great Coupon 7 # pending to Samwel Ruben ‘FACTURERS OF ie Elkon “A” Pewer A remarkable achievernent, for which radio has been waiting. A positive functioning “A Power, based upon the exclusive Elkon rectification principle. » eT CE Se as i Bey : aud i OAc aaa dre epee nes eH ' Watches Tepe irec is, Cc ° Cuff Links, D wee. ul y > White GoldsWrist Watch AS oud steno: inte “etn Watch, Knife & Chain Set Cha aee in gsolid 14k white gold, $$ Watch ie 12 size. vpen face. thin mode:. 1b mingly engraved tiig? : | reliable Elgin movement. Gilt — movement. Fancy tal ie bright finish. green .gold @ finish dia! . filled ‘ quality Green ‘gaid $1.00 a Week Waldemar chalnp and beautiful p» Ket knife, special 37 sings, Ober siyles at $10.65, $1858. . 0 ‘ » $22.00, $25, $27.50 and up » S700. igi . * . See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains re a all work guaranteed. Diamond« remounied Ord jewelry Cn anc rem. dsied Olid atsle wedding rin dernized Loweaet prices ‘UT Wile for Cataix ' K F*h ne MAir wy” . + aD ec. leemut Wiita OPEN MONDAY AND SATURDAY TILL 9:3 OTHER DAYS TILL 6:30 P. M. eee LT NS Ae rete _reemeenmeend doubt, was suggested by the Termi- naj} Rallroad Association. would ,lace ell users at the mercy of the i1e¢rminal Railroad Association and force them to pay the tariff pre- scribed by that association forever The Franchise Phase. “ That the proposed ordin- ance specifically provides for the renewal) of important and valuabije franchises. This provision should be entirely eliminated from the or- dimance and the franchises treated on thelr own mertts when the time of expiration arrives, the earliec: if which ts 1887. We emphatical. ly protest against the tncorporatio: of this provision in the proposed ‘ordinance. "10 In conclnding this brie?’ summary. the Merchants’ Exchane: solemnly protests against the ac ceptance or tndorgsement of the nid Terminal Ordinance br the Hoard of Aldermen.” Fur Shipments Total $10 000. SABINAL, Tex.—Fur ghipment from Sabinal- during 1926 tote! $10.000. Sabina! turkey shipmeni« besides those shipped by the New York Buyers" A-«soctation. wer: valued at $11,000 Offer! This Coupon Is We will deduct $§25 from the price of any Red Davenport Suite or Betiroom fulle you se- lect if you present this lain Discount It You Settle Your Account in 30, 60 or 90 Days’ Time $300 KROEHLER BED-DAVENPORT SUITE—3 PIECES By paying $10 now and the balance in small monthly payments you can enjoy this beautiful Suite in your home. oeo44444 6 4644 64 644 4 _ pap A A ABA ADA AA AAAA A SL rr TrrwrTwTertTrfrteftwrtrt.«.*" wr * 1102-1108 Olive Street

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MAGE od ee Dt A ___ FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY | ADVERTISEMENT Three Held fer Theater Disaster. (dren lost their ! ives in a fire panic Breweries bay Ae Aaa Dividends. ST. LOUIS IS A THEATER CITY St. Louis now has 11> theaters showing motion pictures, legiti- yy of your apart. mate drama and vanderille. Of « aint ati sk at tion s¢ 1 Walters. 18. Con- Udfe is a burden when the body | .3i5 namber 193 are motion pic- ment is seal as essential g despondent and downhearted. | ...-0. in St. Louis, a oY You can find 3 a place that.com- -. artinet Government ae | - | Drink plenty of water and try Lit nit: oe. Fourt! bines your wants m aij three teats | beldu uz a Charis St. Chars cio pte f - respects, if you look m the . o Mother Se DMEM [eceeeee=| | Sena zie ‘endeavor , past twent) i ments For Rent” Columns of the pC APSULES | year ena: es ne ee : eee “ once. : what $ Spread Over Face, Utched and] cr wavs eccy ant sont ‘or nim Reteed Remedy of Moieng Ocoee a POST-DISPATCH Burned. Cuticura Healed. ee -,.. fiver and uric acid troubles. All drug- | Saturdar — CLEARANCE © | St. Louis” ONE BIG Real Estate Director: . ie said Be was farce ~ “. gists, three sizes. FLOOR SAMPLES—2 of : The Perfect Market Place > a ee im lier! . ' *@ ve 51d. of 2244 W beato dnetions: HEN I received a sample bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s _,~ Ecoume broke out in aio ptm ra, 18 years old. of 2244 Wheaton | Gate tte on rednetic | Syrup Pepsin I gave it to my two-months-old — eS ee | ereees. . Lows Cont het ber end sccept ne buitetion i, Ove swe . weep 9: Sm n $s Se r Set a2e ‘Oe. ‘ as a without hesitation. as I had often heard of it as the 5 very [and scaled over causing sore erup- iis teat teen mente anak wae ——_ 55 ——__— = lt ct >= uons that were red The eruptions ntified be eight of the r er & SECCESTION for BOTRERS: he st medi tme Tor ¢ hildre . t SOpped Tying nght awa itched and burned awtullv and kept i RN , Buvrers and sellers become sat~- USE a PO*ST-DISPATCH aELP Jeeping | e and growing fast. For myself it has iain the getting worse all the time. I sent cuainted through the Post-Dispatch wanr 4D te SECURE HELP ° Momg worse oo ™ Col : = hest s tomach and lacentie e° med ix ine and [ cant praise it Loo much jor a free sample of Cuticurs Sosp sa oe cet a a i Name end address will be furm: ory on request.) : and Ointment and after using x I . . if : purchasec caore waics corppicteiv Children Thrive as They Grew oe ee Se Bee] cies his partner in crime, Josep’ || a | Yonker, R. R. } a 33. Hazei a en a Fa etic aula Mothers never tre —e how children thrive on it: § | South Dakota. ephen arrested on New. 28.7 5 ae ' how it puts an end to bilious, sour stomach, stops #4 | Keep your skin clear by using sued mings \S headache, cleans boweis, no’pain, no gripe. Just like a Can rose Seep, Cine and THe ee ee nurse in the family, never any real sickness. Stops ngies ond ‘Shen See anh Mother's terrible sick headache, ends Dad’s bihous | | | Cuteura Ointment, bathe with Cun- attack, makes peacefui the lives of old folks. A real — cuffs Soap and hot water Coticura family medicine for the daily ills due to constipation. Tatcum ts unexcelled im purity. Ges it today and have it handy, always. Soid by ai! druggists. For a free trial bottle send mame and address te ay A a Pepen Syrup Company, Monnceilo, /liseou SD" Cascure Shaving Stick 25 we . - «* = «a = a . ~—_ as . : a Z a 4 " ‘ » ~ ‘he 3 - ' é > , ~~ te LF - 3 f - ~. > ‘ 4 le - - ~ - 4 - ? a « = . m * ~ be . - > oe o . a 4 1, - : ._ 7 . - ” , Y” : > ~ a - Ja = : : oowy ~ - « s * “ © ' oe? sz ” re, , ; . _ = hg @ 4 ‘ ‘ ss Rn . - - = “ . . : a iu 7 . . ; . . , — . ; - 7 . — « - — - « - ¥ - = 7 2. ' e dade J — om é > ~ , ~ xi C A: ie - . - 4 . ’ ? - 7 - : a . . : é . 7 : — + . ; ‘ eon > x é i a “7 2 2 __- . . - - “ wy’ a . Pee a 2 ’ . ' es - ; . : oo *S.vegr conte : : d i ‘ : —s - > . — - oe — , ; + rteg ns a. ; , a = 3 gs —s = ° , _« ’ ; iJ . : . : ; 4 ‘ . " : ry =e * . 2 asi > . ; ’ ‘ D i 4 : SIL N. SEXTH ST. | . mn, Miuger mannan 0d ters — vrs pel EES, Bid Me of P yp daca Se | | ‘BBaffered for Years; H | W giters, ; n bac a . a i : 7 “The Only Remedy | Any Good.” | We Deliver _— This Sale Ends Tiasatey Ere oning, January 20 — We Fill Mail Orders North ELECTRIC Special Sale of Nationally STILLSON WRENCHES |§ *” °° Sree weess ster a Bro (Bp e a: ———_ oe | SS neg pppoe, 2ocfalo, for 14 years HEATERS Known ELECTRIC IRONS } anager had been kill — ees; || sat a Every tren Fuily ‘-Baraoteed eae for rae eR a Neb ght ene ERI ayes ona 8 eee eats: a eyo: Meg . iid copper reflector bens- Made of seid ferand s« cheuice of weed or ster handle Had “pent Al] 50-Ft. Steel Pr High-Grade Radio Tubes a Bint Bn, See S02ee and “81 1 85c | | plage yyy rane ——— $5.00 Lifetime Guar.$4.35 = $1.95 ELECTRIC $6.75 Universal ... .$4.85 —- - - m _ . ‘apse EN ee ad = ‘3 i P _. a a . z p ai . - 9. x / “ Py yee J . > ail 4 + sa eee BS » eben 45% a \ fA . - i ¢ ate ih JY dec ee 7 ; te j . ae a) eal array oe mere i ?, y ee * 4 ¥ ie : . f ow ih anaes 4 8 red a + i 4 , a ee it bai “ar oe ee oe as Pe oe arf 7 —s ~ : ~ poe a Ate“ * ° - - ° eo n x ‘ af Sab . " r ee ree bs ‘ a att - “{ ~ BAe 5, - REA » ids . ae v peepee o> ‘ , ” i sem = r as . es) : iil ae Oe Sic ik hoy s secs te iid we; “Ap ap hai ‘ ae es 4 Cetin > slp is iat sat ’ a: b 7 by é “4 . m 7 Fst os y : . 1’ A. . ss ital wih aie R , 2 ? dag es _ } “ ‘ ¥ ‘: i cgi PEN alte . so rae eee R Bais aint gh aciae s Sa AS Bi A ‘ been as ae ~ . puaengenee hy ahs et . a af ah re Se celts > pete WER : a as hee Pas, Oe. ere seat 4 ' sSetdigh sae Pew 2 te ee 2 a eo Fy ee ‘ i eee ope ’ ms ia Wihipacr ds $ ‘ v ' hee Aime: hat? ea Wis se 4 din Sin 5 por ;, ~ “ ? v7 : z a, Ry ee o eee Ys " Ta ae eR, i PS ee Baile SSIRV ES ARS 9 i * p ‘ , ‘ = de ay y ? s - - 3 Pit DS ea Sh nS tt Pe sa iterd : F b 4c ti . ‘ e4 Sala cp 4h ‘ tH i 8 ETS: oe Rhea tt BRAS “ y ii al SEs Nettles ah ie ‘ ¥ 4 , ; » N eg i . ’ . ” vf sos) 9 y me ‘ ; « bovine ~ apie fri ny ' - Py att od : on, a , Tt 35 F > * z v “; ware oe sip a as, -* 4 hae « wee, oN eh a ond ek gestae Rego rs ee “a = “4 Pion “kates with ae! ents ined bs hearings thal cannet pe - “se } 8 - : or closed cars; the latest | ———— BROWN 4 SHARPE }»~—0o OS Cr Cornty Farm Loan Branch enamel endel. EKeguiar rh ank ~eher-t . és00 vases $1.95 | 1-IN. MICROMETERS {0 _.. S02 Bask Seiecticas : : Ford a Arvin ‘ i: ig es Spann cs | In Florida—a day and « half away— from Northern u inter’s chilly biases. | ~ 8: wtth leek cut | . ' oe ' —~ * T’ Easy vo imcail. Reswer $1.73 $1 19 ys 3 95 ig Selevilie yy ay and elect | Go Ilineis Censra!—the Road of Trawel Lecxury. value = special - es . . : ers se sie : sone a el a Two DAILY TRAINS eS eas eae a | SERVING ALL FLORIDA RIE ORR ects ie Crtnarln re Nios ald ¥ a hawt agi 2. ey? “ne rat . ae ; ass BO Re em Per pair Genuine Weed Chains Reguiar $5.00 \ slur . ta ee posse anes A : Sex3% a ee iden: ona $3.49 Made of forged steel. Far -nt i ‘aes ‘hewn. eae 2428 Carried | J : — « Pk $5.25 ™s gy og meta. 89c . pela a ; : : arge size. “per! | sae St 2! ational Bank of! F snore s $2.00 RATCHET BRACE |) 220%" isctes onset _* m Tul ] 49 ’ , a paar “ : : I th 7, , & bich-creade, servieesbie Flash iigh:, The De Luxe Train frm aren. ver (Yc | : mck te DOG COLLARS EXPANSIVE BITs ch. - Ww ik Schooner Finest and fastest to Florida—all de luxe accommodations > : Paige J —ail-steel—all-Puliman—through to Miami daily— s-hour faster schedule than ever before. Through Pull- mans serving West Coast. Leaves St. Louis 05 p. m. ES A OR a RRS RP SPR a ane: ran ul > kk ‘ oe “ pie Ss +7 Ach AAT ROE OT I ae ks ENR 0 Me TORE TR a Pe ven ee OG tn NE SPREE pf a Te eS —— ee : ks! >) + oy «eR * co ee a Ke sa vent maeg ay ies er NER OM oR ORR RR o> “ ae a ) ae i mds " Po ee ho ‘ 2p, ; 3} (Aiea - i : , : ra a A 5 rs Mau ce Y yp dishes bois he in Ce ‘ -_ , Ps : “ - Z ° ; a on ‘* SMe: epee ee 4 Raph rE Hy Pa , et eal SERIAL Be en et eran ce en Di Bak tal Sv aL Rt, uty" Biot SRE. ae, 29 pat oT aipee e Fah e ae eladc ANG abs Pn drior eas L tig rior Si alt : + mente (Aaliepigtinengn 4 — \ large ane ¢ me ke Hts ail sizes hele~ . | 4 + WA eEy_ = BARBERS’ SHEARS 2, "2S, Sh Pe ne $149 | KLAN TO IGNORE “EY-PRIESTS vl eo crane — weerd. Special... i “Woard” Brans sors Onder Won . — GENUINE CRESCENT — |P Sot Emcourace Ther Gea en. oom 65c ress =) ‘diwtble Wren l= Chhe Seminole Dependable ali year GAS HOT PLATES wdoriens. This Meme Ss Ku Klux Klan oe a o-ganization eat he cn ry a's Fast Market reports Leaves St. Louis Ii:23 p. m. 4 00 | ge Joseph, ¢x-“grand dragon | For fares end reservetior:. are rien abd barmerc Storrs. i R FING» alae | oat #° a | -_ ' _ asi~ ff City T cket-Office 224 N. Beroadwar >> ne Garfeid ry . ar PAPER é: . : ca - “it Betts — , pts l L mon Secomon Ticket Office 1 &th and Le larker S pir sephait | wie —_ Papess mili- | BES fisseurt, Cam-nh. cna 7 hone ‘ : “tamaire ee Viee 3 i . q octal r+ ——e, “oem te ‘ne hes. an i" Vine fer eat work. oe fH SS Essex $4.45 |] TWO ROBBERS GIVEN 5 yeans "2m united mit y. . : _— One Admit« $16 Theft and the Sino Resi THE ROAD OF TRAVEL LUXURY Tro robbers were siren ser + il ms ~ # ox one * - oe " - > ow -_, | ~~ 5 = = —s " Wy ee te re r . ke ie. ACE Rakes Y i He ety od Meat ao”. Sake cot 7 Pa GR {sain HN . ; SG Da ee Os él ; bis additional fei it EE hy ORS Ri GR RRS ape Bs eee Mele et Pen IN sis i tot Mi ad ae BIS cay Bed At eS thy Se a a a Oe De r ag : igs 5a a . MILLER. Ascistses G Agen lines Crmcrei Assivesd. 919 Pleeters Bicy.. Sc. _cete Ma senaiesiatienantiieiini anime pemiicetoems -Rectex J = Pierids Seok — Mewer Nise of Plertds 2 cay weepestrs 2 Cp «@ Teen New. Ser Accuam Cher “ gee “ > fewt nat Panaceeiew Raftet aire =~ $26.95 LS ERIE ALC Cs Alten ans: Se ahead wee : ‘? EPS Rh > tor - es “ a oo 5 ans iA te Atgticdtinmiainh nate die Bete ge ee ae ° ~~~ eco cnt

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PST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ __ FRIDAY EVENPyG, JANUARY 14, 1927___ — __ SLLOUIS POST-DISPATCH. Ly ae AP P ROPRIAT UNS ~ neue AAS yee SS ————e on a nen =e. RPON F geen ait : ra : Matinee, 50¢ to' $2.29. am Supplic at ae mot Posen: . S. Army Officer, | Suing to Re- | = INN : Seats also at Aeolian Office, 1004 Olive St. F yon Despite 8 zi t HET I} DOWN cover $6000, Testifies to Failure Tarpon Springs, Florida. VAUDEVILLE. PHOT OPLAYS § E Nights 41 8 a Dec lares. a « ° ; > Each Room With Bath. . , Matinee Saturd ‘ 7-360. Requ of Vague Venture. Gel Etchteen Holes. TONIGHT Owe in a day a . j yi Jan. 14 : u Tt TION of your apart. sow pone. Sp he Alte ae ° mt ww wartime Government pe- spend a fund of $100,000 to pla- ing Seats for Vandeville | i te Jremen [heater (Poe ‘te : : : / ' :. istrator, ‘ ee ne | WITH ORIGINAL N. Y. , your wants in allietheee tw adminis - Cor Lae eae cate certain officials of the Obre- | Outstanding “Attraction of Season! (| As clean as « hound’s tooth—wa. uative as indixn corm—the fov ts infections— oh and Bromes “ : > a 1 te Commer . ; “eee os , You will oe wr “err te o hi tne a Fairbenk> if you look in the Classi- : ig era | Chairman Wammack of gon Government in Mexico in re- a ute ler counsel das DU Ae Ni NGER. — CAPITOL’ ' * Dows Merge ouses, Flats and Apart. Ben anid he supply of ofl | turn for valuable concessions, has rich petal ae epee Master Mind of Modern Mystery ome WEEK, BEGINNING SUNDAY JAN. 23 DON Q Senate Committee An- , ea te rn wy | 6th ond Mary Pickford is ” . been offered in the Superior Court tunities of Mexico; ‘i ' jaar . ANNIE or Rent” Columns of the s gas conunu: N t in an action by Col. Frank Eldridge marvelous Mayan = BILL ROBINSON, Dark Cloud of Jov #- ‘BLOSSOM TIME’ TWh POF oe By estaus Le ONEY” oO : a 4a 4 4 ct “ ad 244 Be ver both the French nounces Economy gee cactuagen Yucatan. Comf. ) Te anger UDC odsinons ’ Webb U. 8 A; te ese eee caemadl. modern $6. ROBERT EMMETT KEANE & SS CHOUTEAU .. ‘Anna @. Nilsson tm eee engish armies and navies, ; — + PATCH +} — time ihe British flect aetinonanee, Policy. arate sums that he alleges he unplace eails every ten GLAIRE WHITNEY in ‘The Faker’ The Sates! Ot at Agee MAIL ORDERS NOW att. and Cees © = ; ; fe at al loaned to Cél. Rol iil ae ays. Excelient Munson monet Night. SOc $110 S165 $2.20 $2.25 ae aa we p estate Divectory E. - ag tuct os producers,” he ee eee Ss 3 : —s ha etic cae: e cuisine. OTHER SUPERB FEATURES — £ Al R y f You Never Know ar k et P | ace yer ive = 3] in Mexicc without MUST CARE FOR en os army. MONTY BANKS in ‘ata Boy ' “HO Easton — ¢ their Govern- edb, on the stand, charged that | in “Alla 60 : Sa ee ae m tection J 3 RED UinANGE in : be without arms tc supply THE UNFORTUNATES the two sums, $2000 and $6000 re- CPRameuy Lars ~—| By a Staff Correspondent of the with the supposed ¢ ain Seats Selling Aeolian Plano ef kirg of the werld follow ach ouperiative 3010 N. Unien “BIDIN’ STRAIGH wa 1 he recei: ; : tara iS eer ’ pha entertainment as ‘Ne t Fle ned Auli iiteman Ther ean ; I r, Reaua — . : Post-Dispatch. Sa (nat § ne banquet man +. Co., 1004 Olive St. " be no icaee enteriatnment than ft! C'MON & OUIS. PAULINE " Tom und ils Pals Re mmessar from “Marsh: COATT I o Hg 7 . } “Red Het Hovfs” sat enpsty shows | T=PTERSON CITY, Jan. 14-—A [named Cole” was designated 10/9 9 ° we ondon — —— eae a cut - the entire ampaien Policy of limiting appropriations 1 Gihkmaannesic sc. ce | —17N icd O ; , Pestalo { 3 Win foe , Hiould ha f Cnangec ; . Breer }& ‘ bi la? we Jiit ye ald »* iis r tr eC LO! Anee!les ney pa pe} were ue 0 rome . | "242 Pestatozsi Alamo” and Comed: a neet them, and cutting expendl- |; p ation Ly , QUEENS ~ { ‘Lone Hand Anabders ‘ ly the war wou uid be Ic : : | =e Gets Bulgarian sdesciees | ents to prevent ex- venture and denounced it , Travelers experiencng me Wend Gaunte Se nl ew rai ¥: . , __ | deny ee teva, . Bi thes the comfort and con- 4700 Maffite os : MBOFLA, yan aint e ae ; i ABance Ws INneUuUbcea tweoGay ptiey sat mahi ii Ling 6: . -- eg ee at ne eet ey | by Senator Wammack of Bloom- — | venience of the Bismarck | hea pepaerenrs: ane RITZ (x Doub! 3 ee so : ee ae | : | fe ioe | 7 | Blind | rt snc entectiog to Non t> FASCISTS TIGHTEN POLICE leave with a smile and re- | fie ¢ Pf cone not senate re ar in ish” pac m may com rom Senate Committee on iatio: whenever i i Peis | st , Bits" tacos may come. tro » CONTROL THROUGHOUT CITY |} sw= whenever in Chicago ; : ONION eee which share? Saaialitee with the _ a a ’ | All Printing and Photography Di- ofl! Outside Rooms NION | “The Highbinders’ ie has a 20-vear concession to " ~™ ™* ©” © ee rectly Supervised by Authorities 85% of . With De ee ORS | : _\comeas's anata ee wee. a congene a8e7 tr ve rma , priced from eae ozedrome | i Woodland {KP ORANGr i. . 7 , ¢ ar rer | $2.50 to $5 Ballet | par . 5015 Gravois Comedy Wemen” and “Gat of the West — ee aed eet ar ek a ~ T rf 5‘ NN eae y sit” copie > Hedy § - 5 = wee " am be > ee “ hare Ania haan Fe NFR * ‘ ons eo gga REF peg ipap > se), PTR a IRE ey ols, He ag «Na han. rhs * a orem eee Se — : _ sk AERA Pe, Se) “Pe epee inion and Easton ry? b's Pub! ching oO = New VY rerk World iil . ; eee re' ». 2 4 iL 4 a F | ADVERTISEMENT more independent than other Sen and Post-Diepates na : ; and en “TTT e ato} rom the pulling and haulin ROME, Jan. 4. -Be tter ay, ? 200 Others | erates : : ares | | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.’S THEATERS | Spleen EN | SAA ARC | Denceet Br {& © OF Piles (1: exerep:sons trom ines. oser nome ibe pr caine To pores duties are wR MOTEL. . ’ - ’ : } rr Sherr CHIC AG | » 4 ' mis . | Grand and Areenal ‘ “and “Millie metres latest Tt 2] Yr? os Q@lesi iitadilad police rez - BWawoot rH Arita ff. Weis , ia ahaa +} oie? ie om ulations, says the Fascist paper. OLUMBIA rf 1 ef “east CONK, NAGE : Estfered for Years; Says ‘© spend the money it collects in vial t Par COLUMBIA BURLESQUE : AUBERT =, ‘OX#AD ace + . Sere ow ‘ it 8 + j aye. 4 oftieccust Gor 4575 F Ti HAT’ mae) CH Aubert and Keston ‘ Minet rele ‘ ’ ta immack said ona : i.e "The Only Remedy That’s nit believe Mt weener Cor the State Janitors must receive police ap- N EW YOR K to PARIS | : : RALSTON 4) es er ae 79 ' S ‘ 4 ‘ ee a =~ } ta mn - lle wall 4 -4 ? ¢ cr, % 7 ] F> concert io} eo - r , 2 ” " i 1 Pe ‘ - . - ' ; Any Good » spend more than it collects, as | —s | jobs. Every _ See today’s Want pages for. WITH | Be y rt Perko? Cinderella | lie ee wong Bee as been doing for Bany )OCccups Of G2 SPAT Sige house Business For Sale offers. Gene Shuler and Evyleen Bamesy o S&S Sew fy = & os a po Psa and lown ' _ “Speeding Venus’ ‘Leary, 244 North Vivision ors can have my way about .8i hand in by February full par- —_—— ——— of his birth, parentage and NEXT WEEK, KOSHER KIT r KELLY | ty 4 | f . oe , : Cl Lt MBIA « ¢ IOLA DANA ip tale ; =e ee KN ) en SR bn “BRED IN OLD on. Suspects must . have AMUSEMENTS poeee pitse : a5 weet ‘ KENTUCKY” fication cards. reine ne | an een J ) 3 — F. : Pieieiages 20> , wae The : Ra‘io material is bought and sold [> we , MONTE Bt. v ' ‘ nhotogranh shops must Lasdies Mhgetre of S! Lente LAST Post-Di tch Wants. as . Stee CONGRESS | “ . elt Pom ata ehenatatenaetmeed athe “| STARTS a: : 4023 Olive St. “Mitebell ‘Plavers. 3 are required to report J j TIMES | | ‘¥° 4 TOMORROW a... >. -...°| unable to help themselves and for A@rnysicy é 1U | : ) tay = tie | kinds of remeci riti @ m the State must | -J be. all cases of habitual. drunkenness Nights, 8:15 POP MAT: SAT 50¢-$2 ae PHOTOPLAY THEA rER& = : | er Ee gy and ; aeeine Grand-Flor. (ophiety r -~ Es tom, pa if } ‘propriations for and mental diseases. Frontter po- 50¢ to $5 : " a Comedy of 1937 by a Presenta*ion— Grand & Florissant Vandevill; = be ceed far the i Ni aR ieve in libera apy i ee paige Cassa a SNe Pas. : ry oF bp wore t0r che ORY remed’ Jucation. but not more than is Jice will be relieved from euardine reyes GEORGE CITy ART MUSEUM | 1 THE LAFF KING ' ia ae © GRAVOIS ‘. "Ronald Coleman i is any good. ae , , SF Ee ee ; “ » & .. arallah’ The Gover in his infrequen‘ed passes and the task AWC T > 17 4 tr THE WINNING @ Peterson s Olntment : 28 Ohi en gps will be take “i he iMaarct “ 1144 scTOR : FOREST Fane | 4 OF THE WORLD ee. Saree defierson & Gravois! BARBARA WOKTH ” F ; ee aa ae ma * rmessa Pp | ° nmenaed care not to Will De® laKen up ry } ASCIST militia A> See : . : “MOONLIGHT” ¥ 5 neg” ile ag laces geo ty : over-appropriate the revenue, and and police dogs. A comprehensive in the Comedy- -Dra CER MOVING PICTURE “4 A Riot of Mirth oa HI. POINTE | ALIL-STAKR r ANT bas ad. 1 felt somew bie & , I believe in taking hi literallyr.”’ svetem of telephones and telegraph ‘* THE "AZZ 'S GER éé : opt ME ge an A . — aoe oo Cl “MELIZON AIRE. . i @er, to think ths . ee ee , | Firearms of Our : sen ised by arton & MeCaus. and serial ; fe. will shortly connect outlyin ‘ id | Where Men Are Men Paul Oscard Loud Building aii Safe. x shortly connect outlying fron One Week—Beginning Sun. Mat. | and Harold's “A Kid Sie ‘ eg | : The pelection of Senator Mc- tier posts with iarre centers and ON SALE Forefathers 1 prother!”’ LART DAY TO SEE KING BEE (gi se Cawley of Carthage for chairman frontier ragiwav stations. Coast PICTU IT’S THE SMASH- agg ye es =. orshcremarencll "Maequerade Sandi: of the Committee on Roads and fuards will*replace the old finance 2:30 — 8:30 at the Story Hour for Children ? ING SUCCESSOR wap ses og she | , shen > Lil 4 Tkaiti Lec Jia + Gs iit “ A ~ hte HOc-$1-$1 fe) | E N ‘ ; 0 4 M. : ae ee ; Double Pro at: Highw ays is 2 guarantee arainst Fuarns tc preven Peonrie without — Se. 75-8 1.00 Saturday, Jan. 15, at 2 é x me 4 odaneuiaaee a Fae = Be ‘Lafay vette **heven eine rie live drugcist | #2 can any proposed legislation which r*scnorts from leaving the country ALL SEATS H UR esac a | Pe eee oes . defferson " “Meet the Prince’ Mec: Peterson's Ointment—a ‘big would wreck or injure the State by sea. weweneng’ mal LINDELL i Valentine in far “Fours Hereemen of ‘\- - o ts ? liAin 7 " a x tr div ert re ee! funds and Kinney Head My r f 9S ah Saki. ba ‘ as dh af ay 3 — * ‘ “ E “Fl , € roe ry oe ; " axe da ; v ~* eT ’ 2 MR I SEANAD a em Sagi pansion . : . « . Sead mt a Oe Aap Baie Ce a er er ~ + wit i, z = ~-_ aye 2% ae " 4 £ ee > pts ae t oe ek rena! ee 7 é f! v * v “ . m baat) i . . » o , “ae ° i ee 5 as . . - See ee flan 3 . Shea -*Dye ‘ . , ae 4 o c — epelhuer, Wills Hie Learned Love-Making from books TARTING Man rs ‘pelhuer, Willard. starting Satu da “ 7 ch more than a Shee runn, Hildreth, Mitchell. | @MOTOPLAY CHBATERS | | SO... ORS ae th Penal Institutions—Gordon, Lib- | ? MIKADO. r Ronald Coleman 1 tine erty chairman: Ford. Searcy. — . = : ee , “THE WINNING or th « ® aad a ,¢ ’ yt 4 , sore Or oep ie! : - “4 ns ad | 5956 WORT n° _——- pence eal + ETAT EO A. ta AWM A OO RE FO AI T “ a nuMmi- Kustoo BARBA ARA ‘ rrown, Brownlee, Warner. Mor- ; * , | preeet he eem Se Yve r rf rimn al eode revision meas- B i F ro n , Ee P Ps Ihe she!lk of shetks tn , e+ me : + } ino? lL gf. YF el. ‘ twee wrne i# Tr ' ' » A $ ‘ j - e . Mystery Drama chuck ful) ian 4 NOVELTY Do ’ T RAINS olds are exught bv “breathing ee zt Wie alot grat : Eelections Constitutional Amend- | : ots ' “ed Perfect Romance! % 3524 Easton oe ment. Military Affair and Perma- Perfect Comedy ! on i Y : | oa Perfect Thrille! Be thes — ent Seat of Government—Ford. SHINGTON. ayn r= 7 CONTINUOUS, i TO If i ie oy : / t 4 OZARK f eee i,» poe MID: Tern : : ; re isa 2LS 118% 0 i I ¥ ’ eile*t’ Ziiit’ i* ry «FY ;y) rr i FLORI | ae OUgHINZ, Committees follow — cman: | tee | . Hi, / ; rv Keen gp OFT LS iViiOWwsS. Marvw. le, chairman: Kinney, - : : j 4 V ebster (roves LIGHT” es Fe ait ‘ . ; eo | ’ ° . } iic iarTy seg ' a ‘ OT ; CONRAD NACHE 3 . = . ~— ° ; x . , i a mee. the ; ee PO Es neliv, hitecotton. innes su- | : , KOD LA ROCeUE rance—Harmes, Springfield, ' = ‘ be H 4A w y' in " i Hollinesw: e+ } Care . y : 2 th and shew “GIGOLD” ae Othere + na; LALIICS (il i; a ; / 3 : fi 3 £ , 201 , beng . ; ‘ + ‘3% Cc nr. VM hiftecotr yr). “ . RItnx 40NFS Gunn, Whitecottor } 7 ‘ Shenandoahn fey ee vee fae , yy Grand Shenandoah Amateur Night STAGE | —_ ee snd probate law, County “.. 4 : ~~ cme , oon THE 6%) T | Vv oO L H ‘ “nee NAGEL Justices of the Peace— 1 ig Ayps= OC LE AEE ASO A ' 450 Delmar ‘ “TIN HATS” irch Tree, chairman: Kin- ye | , Jn THE ammack, Whitecotton, Bu- 3 STAGE— rryv, Hildreth. mack ‘ord. Gordon. Brogan. Hol- “ees and salaries—Whitecotton. $ ‘ingesworth. MeCawley, Summers aria, yatrman: Donnelly, Mc- inten Tarey wiley Hollingsworth, Buford, ‘he girl who can do se muh ’ M sf Private norations—Hereford. Mitchell, Mogler Kox om I 7 “nean White.| Education—Painter, Carroliton os wetient ‘asey, Kinney, Brown- S \ d aiiS suf ry nodgrass, Bufor? (IX PERSORN) Triumphantiy Reunited with the PORIGINAL SIX BROWN BROT PRS and their famous Novelty “rr: .eetra-— In a brand nev Act of Meicdy and Oom- edy that will thrill you GRAND.CENTRAL : | OSsal - wes of, 1 | LONDON, PARIS WES? END LY RIC | and NEW YORK DELMAR AY FUCLID A soseph frstecion St “Tavis Oo: STANTS TODAY BUD & JACK PEARSON Tt's s® Romantic Tale of a Moted Continental Lover with « Will Ferry and Girls Reputation for Fast Living. KRAFT & ‘A MONT With « bevy of Heawtheet. WALTER “WALTERS & CO. ‘The tary s Cr FEATURE PHOTOPLAY “PALS * in Pie @ Ree rk Y 4 ee 3 wre, FEO RH ALO ? oes as PF ANDET a? a a MESSY « a SWAT ro —— . " line Searc ene eee TT emcees |S ' Banks and banking—Brow1.lee, i | Brookfield, chairman; MeMurry W hitecotton, Brown, Herford, | Gunn, Brunk, Morgan i McMuiry Agriculture Chairman. Arriculture—l}’cMurry. Rutledge, airn n, Brown, Snod ys > ~ op x PST Sfp) SS yi = 4 > }4 ~OMER af) » ho IN euccess® “RA Goidurn mystery meiodra ms more th cw than RAT” —Feeturing— ALICE TERRY Heroine of all of Rex Ingrar 8 pictures- end PAUL WEGENER - Character atar oP “The Golem’ PALS ter sts3 $ ae f+ orntt: : ae \ ~* aA 3 WAV ERET TAMIA Maa | Ae a is an added value obtained in a | cno-atents. eee pair of Glasses from Erker's fully appre- yt nairman, Hereford, Donne! Clated by the wearer. 2 — _— neu A SNE: “ ~ fil ‘oo J ‘ a xs it CoA LEST fiat ge.aeeails This additional value is due to the outstand- ‘rownlee, Gordon, McMurry, Wam- ing professional skill of our staff of expert mack, Casey, Cave, Ralph, Mitch- Opticians in lens grinding and the scientific 3 seoalei haiti ~3 i. ; in 1IY pro i Ae hitting of Glasses. : ments—Brown, Poplar Bluff, chatr- man; Hollingsworth The acknowledgment of the superiority of Gunn, Searcy, Summers, Warner. Erker’s Glasses is evidenced by the more than : Criminal code—-Hollingsworth half cent t of leading oculists : are ury patronage of E Casey, Whitecotton 1, Surmmers. ollingseworth, chairman; Cy 29x APNBALY AWD OTA Uae) Fy, ~ f Ay 32 At ct 4," > , Aa OP TCss tytn 1 is CS ARN RR GRRE SS RENE ms RRR Nc: “AS ra ef Sal mn heeds , : ca A Pag Fi Se AE PY ; fs =) . _. 4 BA torce—Gortion, — chair. DON ALBERTS: ORCHESTRA: ) “MUSICAL PIRATES” E Cares tue mt OC gUB a Ben 7 ‘awiey, Vonneily, Re . Feeturing sod Sith ete a | LAST DAY—LILLIAN GISH in 1 Re GENE AUSTEN in Person } chairman: The Vieto Record Arce nani “THE SCARLET. LETTER” Searcy, chalir- . Snodgrass, Lewer, | On the Stage: “Milady’s Boudoir” & SO8B OLIVE. S1ii1N GRAND saeenweeooe ee FF ha a yt iti Dr iw rT — Ms

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Sian stan aetna v8 ththtie Milly, f “ N / RR CBR. ERA, RONEN DP Sn a NS > eS BER AB, HRT. " . bd (we —- ee Modern Business Woman Enjoys Playing Hostess a Planned Meals, Prepared F oods, Modern Con- | comace ane a. eau © ‘the -_ Chrea: veniences and Efficiency Kitchens Make ‘> a a ac o> dager ga —_ === Entertaining Easy tor Business Women. enough uce to bind AN the business hosteas ” fay in for the Week The Humble Potato Produces Heat and E By ROYAL S. COPELAND, M.D. mer Commussioner of Health, New York City " Gaited States Senator From New York, Breakfast - the ingredients. Heap eares and garnish with wtruce ~~ — wom Can she, ~ ale Salama, 2 ah lp I te w Ta " Gah: ¢ ™ office or * + ,* Pt - > "ss X Let a’ ties “ * s “9 Brin ie ee "4 . ; a2 _ - >a ¢4 hs * 3 > hk guest a ae « © —- J ~ - . = . ? . 4% a ~ . *% © « " “ g « . " : ¥ — , 1 ¥: re ’ a4 . es 2B Di a - » . , - s. ve thee ee 3 , : | ; * ~eg in court? t h : L vines: ims learta © — : ; | here Idah name hecause the 4b & “izctly as (ny me sane tae ~ - a on * 4Te I waste: : - i reamed with mili Water 4 proper seasoning. ith ne addttices of th. Ne EEE IE OE TE hig i ce il * © b ae ay ~~ a ea m x roe tad “oo aloes will le mes when the da SSS . | n ' Lt rarticuiarly ts the pieces 4nd Mix weil & | ct of D . tt; lemon fui : i the reyal sone! 2 we need foods which dressing » chopp* re sy a TR _—=e 6 Sac, oS 2 ae Te this end. itckie and cei De Tarel ui | eens : ae rch | yuite a different no better food thas the to break up effect upon the system than o'geT Housewtres must give ¢ Serve on te tuce leares starches. The potato is not ae fat- the energy sand beat mayonnaise dressing. teming as it is given cred for im which food must give. Os Into boiling salted water. put two bOPP : | The starch is more count she should think ow thickened ag much potse and esse of Mannel pa‘rs of calf sweetbreads and cook : ates Mwenty-‘0o' ) ion & = a hn , os oe readily d-sposed of some of the vartous ware my ne added diced celerr and carrots as though she were entertainivg tor cut 2° minutes (or until ten- Maas . : | products. be served. . a= restaurant, Then wa- are a great many wars of Copretght. 19ST) ~# > baad ihilitie 7 ~ ee >. Z : f e responsi oiuties ,- ana piunge into ceid water and —. — - . iii a , — =read and butter plates The erening before. The 4inner was not on'y & sue- the fellied doufllc “ess, but the hostess presided with @-a’~ —- iS 1 R Bie Patek, Rn Pe Sie ‘ ap he)" Sa a. City oun” % BRR wr ie ta pe Aaa 032 me 5 “ i ar wt adit ae ons oie eee) ‘ i, wn a 7 t ee ' : P were : ale wg i Pati nag pri si ey ae R a4 NS ‘ ee enere ‘ Pe fal Fay APR Ga PLA ara ae ey ia ‘ Sh Rane aC te i : RANG es HES - ait - . ‘ / cae” s 5 P 4 Pt Sy, eek al ’ 2 ‘ a, ‘ oF ps a Se > Cat inva > i Cet aia OCI. eS. with tran = where she rermmore from bet harden. “2 - I RM ADVERTISEMENT a eal os ae ARCADE! REMLEY ianixet Olive Street Rd. and North and South Rd. Store Hours—10 A. M. Till 9 P. M. : Canned Pink SALMON Rich in Food Value! The following table (Bulletin No. 142, U. S. i, 4 baa SUNDAY INCLUDED; SATURDAY NITE TILL 10 P. M. of Agriculture) shows the percentages of brain. Be § Take Bus at Deimar Loop—Srings You Direct to This Store blood, bene and muscle-bui! ding elements in ates vim is ee a oe Red | >? : ‘ eucn ttenticn maxes ail the dif- ’ or Creve Coeur Street Car—Waik 4 Blocks West Pink SALMON as compared with other foods: ference in the world between coax- mage oe. FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS! 7 SSS ES aia on BP es Fresh DS SEF OUR BIG AD in Sunday’s Post-Dis- poen sugar. one-half Summa EWS pee pote for Sunday’s Red Hot Speciais! Scie ai Average 3 = 4 * / fund ‘oor * ; ase tor Horlicks ‘up wWaler. . OOK PANCAKE TLURSER: rec. Sie raive : “with can ef BAR? SYRUP. fail size NG LAMB | pou me Biue Labde! — i@ib Biue Labei os aaRERD Ty der. Drain. a4d oe rters, Th. KRAU Fime cat, cheice quality : largeet eize No. 3 PSHE AaK Se nda tea CES seg hd aOR ae bi ti a Ce ee i Sn3 | Sag F he hi t ae > ef at more jecided (agure ame net os sary for the richer quam © though sucht a com@iestive © fectly suitabie. ‘.. There is such a “Ring. of course. letting one’s seit Se over-atien- ‘ive to what seme cocsider portant details. © ie other hand “Placa me Menus ‘or : a oe eee 325 DeBALIVIERE Jeat Seath of WF atermaeanr - ID. - =, Sirloin Steak Sugar Cured Ham Fresh Eggs coeteemeeteieeaentaeee Spring Chicken | RRS Bread = Potatoes - cs & ht bet be bee r* @9 PO ts ter and mcrs Malted Miik —— APD. 2 ibs. can (Feed King Brand: regular iSe cana : : 7 ‘atoes. S ibs. Ea tcp ttanesenes-eepiomeshioenegen Larger qguzutities, | ih. 8. OO De by Tr 4 2 Arples. 6 Ibs. ale LE tcl eth nin cit ht AR I aT Reiss Be re hy ea pla IS ee fe eo NE a r * * DS et ‘* Ob eae r oi * eee nena O OR At Oe: 8 eign ORS > epanay 2aNGS att ° “7 ee ee ee ee eee RP pee at Me ae © (eee es bith ) Fs Fae ER > hed Sigh . ie lata ¢ dated : - Rowe ae, wi ie pl 6 aie ah PX ee be Ae! 4 he 4 x ne —™ “4 “gia RE ‘OE RRE ile MESS 2 alla eT > He Seal rite ee: x I, at ee ae, S F eetial ox Gy 4 iat Hh 50 sal ae an “ Conte RP PT Ay es ER RE ioe Dat Gee BS ie 3 Pitter crt aN Wee 9 is See ae sap i,” a NAO ee. , - Sb3 Pe ee auch Tee ahottiig, VSR ang Ei aaa Re ia gira Freak daily Cracklings frem eur ewn packing plant. Ib anes a en aead, Blue Rome: Rice . We quality: i> tender. stringicss: ftme ftaver 15 regular Ze Ne. >“ can iecias Hill Brand. by éesen “ans 3 , String | Beans “os. Miechigaes Navy Beans hand picked. an Corn Cob Cut compagnie Henge may ever _ Cans —— ‘st im @ T AND VEGETABLE DE L Wich craa Dusty ~ Ruraca, alee - while coeéer PURPLE-.Tor TURNIPS omo KED ONIONS TENN. Los. J is ee: ad ISB CANPANS CELERY —Fuirs Jumbo S NEM SWEET PUTATOES LETTtCR—Ariz. CALIF. SPAN & Le og | leeberg: large 10 i> NANTY HALL >” 18 dumode. VENTSYON — TEXAS BEE I~. ORANGES ver Pine. weet ott ure Pieridae, 176 size. d& ace Piertda, f16 «ine. poger California Neve gare> GRAPEFRUIT Thin skim aad ais, SO «ine 64 « for °S Rg Peck e— Buster! besies ® ‘ha. “ta’) man Bua ei t@ ‘he. +0 Blood Ked anes 1@ ibs. 33 Banenes. gmality + th«. os Winmesap. high coler— SHOULDERS Finest, Freshest, close trimmed cai! — you ever ate; speciai, ib. FISH FRY WIGGS D.NNER FRIDAY NIGHT , Remeiy treat this tie All roo the ee ana pa Remiey's Sweet Shoppe Friday, Saturday and Sunday Speciais Wid. Cadfish. 16.35 OYSTERS QT.__55 IMUTTO i i Nea, EXTRA FATTED YEAaRL Ives. Equal if Yet Superier te 1938 lam meniier. it LAMB [9es, 3 Windemartes. 'h. ts SENTIVE 4ILK FED Se From Baby Yearling Beef—fines: money will buy (ne bore’ YOUNG. TENDER. JUICY—25c vaiue iROLLED ROAST (9: .* f+; + © & & & PINK SALMON ROLLS Miz | cem flaked Pink Saimen een 7} up coctec mce. Seascn. Divede into 8 parts. Roi] each par: m cabbage eaves, tasten together with tootMmcks, ceok watt] tender mn samice from seimon and 4 -ittic water im 4 steamer. 108 Try ome of these deiscsous recipes Fr War .+.uh Daev—er env dev: i ee cu T ‘TLETS eit 3 Breakfast Something a Cereals MUFFETS | 3 The new toasted whole wheat cereal mO different. so new, so appetizing,” people say of Muffets; “give us some more.” Everyone likes their new flavor: everv- one likes their amazing new form—and the aiecieatile likes them because they are sO easy to serve. hot or cold — with either butter, cream or milk. Muffets “THERE’S A MEAL IN EVERY MUFFET™ =: +h Exponents of Goog Living Since Be Baliviece and Waterman Tester and Deltmar Limit as@ Delmar teien and ' ermen Greed «n° ™ 27 PRIME Ris Geer ROAST AND SMOKED BEEF pipryawenncl ee SPRING CHICKENS -_ : ne ; l CO eet oe —_ =o, «xt ae . ~ y eo — ~a . _— , > wet 3 = ~ PABST-ETT Package iad QUAKER FARINA Package eee 10c CARROTS AnO TURNIPS 3 Pounds for. _.. 10c SPINACH GRAPEFRUIT \ sce aT * » . > > Large Starvman Winesap Appies. basket of 16 Nancy Mall Sweet Potatoes: 4 pounds for. Carofire @arshmai'ews: 6-cunce package White Clover Money: corb. Laure! Slik Tissue Toilet Paper: 3 roils for. Rinse; large package. 22c: email package At Our &th and Locuad Store Pound "acl 29e 180 15e ah i mperce | Drw +-tagee iLln Wheleenic Decertmweet. 'T SNerth 6th Se. SL ight Ine Por ail members of the family. children or adults, ailing or we'l Serve at meais, Prepared at home by stirring the pow- fer im hot or cold water. N- cooking, L.\ XX NY Yj, Ys, i / \ \SsNENRTA | /// S\N The Whole Wheat Cereal Safeguards Your Home with Fem «¢ :RRoeOTS 23m aerrTrTs. a cw REINZ VINEGAR. Qt. s SLDEN KEY mL tall cune 7 We (esrenter Sverre Me Seti, DELIVERY FREE Every one of theon Su bear the U.S. Ger. § - sesely trimmed. te « customer.) Nose if yeu want more than will be 16< « tTanas Bot

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PAGE wd —S/-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _________FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927 ee oil ececiiiig: SUBSTITUTE FOR PATTIES Good Health. to help in digesting meat. I have) re¢j}} space thus made with the Wash oysters and remov® pieces; {t deserved. Nasipl Ce Te: Ser Pp Me DRS. LY jae . COPELAND, M. D. ' laid most stress on this point be~cime designs, placing dark bread | , by ‘a 7 r of Health, New York City. ——V—_— (cause of the fact that, so far as I in spaces of white bread and white | Ses } : , ; Sona fy 1 roe $ 71 | | sean From New York, whe combining of ¢ es roi Know, no other fruit can do just “eSigns in Spaces ol dark bread. | STRICTLY FRESH I very }mpor- ‘this. — a oy tae at 4 cAsk Vour Grocer for~ TRY CLUB; extra large : a tunity to vary the diet.; Ice cream and water ices are , | COUN Y Pte r Bs: opp? th winter; | : : : : selects; in carton; do cooking potatoes. At oyr don during tne od for wint a rte ae well : are botled potatoes, cyt uD pecially rahle to know he vw EOC ,0r winter aesserts ; well as 5 MARKET we are fond of what we cal) «pppoe © is desire! sre ate for summer. Remember when t . ara ively Biiiead : : ra ter” potatoes. We give them ce extend 4 — ; > dish planning them that ice cream is Zi . . candied storage; name bh ‘ ' ’ ver a larger G254.; Bi os : P Tixk BUSIES OD “STORE IN we ecause the dish ig Prepars tit of eggs © eee most nourishing of all. The. food a t saree ar NITY exactly as iny mother made it b of the pest ways in Dexter where I was born. T : * aiue of water ices exists solely in Chuck tad s , , this is to combine the © the fru Lic dead and the : Sheulder Qualit ‘y Brand creamed with milk, butter as : - tar exalt tthe it juices added aonn teenie " , proper seasoning. th vegeta s Rs pra tomatoe EUELAY, while sherbet adds the added : ® - sy pled cé ae or , . ' sieloff ‘ With the addition of th scram orning break- food value of waite or egg 5 a , milz ad at Sunday moortiaiz ; - ; - Honey Dew. oa (or cream and butter you can ga ved at combinat! has furtier Kither brown or unpolished rice Whole or %2 aS ee Cocoanut Marshmallow JIC dozen t t+ ads miner frat it ad Widsdsae coo: oral talline = what val benBite food elements hay : idea the dias} “Ghavantage in ‘ ,. must be cooked much longer than Tre ; "e* sa gf Cec; TO Lie iS. Sor : ter t) 3) > Z. ; hs | a ite : o 4 14) a ae on vine ch : ‘ ane v? va a o thy | 1e white polished kernels. “oak : sa (A tif ‘ : HK milk anGg cry 0 ding tal of eek: . , Ld 0 a n 1 rT] , isateeeeeneeinmentineneae ee against it. A proper mixture , more balan ced dish. brown rice about three hours. If Pe : — _ im a | milk nd potatoes wi}} a men ecial attention you use {ft as a breakfast orridge «fu Sus; Sg Mackere!; 5 2 : Yiii t take: There has been sp a : f ey age ; é - + p a large can a fat. each ie Sata many times when the Clear’ min +o the use of canned ala (| 1t is well to soak is over night. ——_—_ a Tall gin ’ : ‘CAP Willies week tO A a Don’t cea : eee , mele ane 19 ' er car 25 es will not , 1 vegetables and fruits. Don’t forget that when orange Ml ( a 7 Cans ‘ ioe rannernd C ry sv +17} £ ¢ + » He 74 4e93 ; — . Ee peel Tak ROE .. Particularly {n the ened peas and canned cc | juice or, in fact, any fruit juice is it Spare- 13: Sorghum; 10 PET nry or 10c np and a main veégée- = ; in winter ge added to a dish you are increasing §u™ 2 14 count she should think of the ne i pute two O12 the oe rf 0 as be require: uring the rarn EGG ee i H 4 4 Vg 3 i | /tato and the Various ways in whiaeeet In this connection ve eg months. nested: dos. . — her old-time recipe TWA YY | } ) : White. N ew low aah a i. { p hy le are CAMeU, - . ® il t ’ * . st can be served. the —— andpby. ’ terctess steps into our winter 3 rolls patil 10. ' INIONS se" Ibs. 10 with choice buckwheat pr e e- eseeeee " ic - . considered a real st etets | aah bhliem ays sin fj the very good wxinter Sl th [O00 prob TY l simplifies © rPOTA TOES — Ae tes. ani egg flour added . ¢ : nroblem of provridin ree n stuff. the fri sh vege tab les SO - 4 p 4 “gr ; : : , far . ° . , . ‘ Sa j in ; ute 10! 6% Cress is especially valuable as a eal salnuey — ’ al sick eren ft ’ Tr —_ the otner : 2 4 Corel : « a ‘a jn , Pye os toe A Oo @at, wae sch enjoyed during % food. It tends to neutralize the ets Lb. 33° heme omen Every so often there comes to men a : | b With ee aS IC 9S @ Gites of the year. ton acids formed by other foods and it 9 Chitterlings, Ib ‘onging from boyhood days—a han- Aging ae oun ry u Cans senting ch LL Tund even waeepaking of soups, when Obl" lis one of the best forms in which | &Tatcup: "sp @ Ganeet Ten kering for “buckwheats” that are NU be 4 . : Ave *; "Pry ¥ ‘ ceeeeniiiaentiinnmmemaadtioa ee e* ‘ i] ahi. reparing desserts for sidiMnday dinner, we hav eee found only in fresh vegetables. BACO Sugar- that old-time “kick”. Ané@ that’ 5 ; | | 2 icious (Coprright, 1927.) gery be te nce eee : ’ bey are a a > ee ~ ia people ice creams at water icagmighly concentrated dish. Usually, _ Cured what mullions of women are giving are a good standby. “Ora: ce aniech a soup woyld be served either: =—-=— their husbands this very month: lemon ice are alwaysfavorites, gt luncheon or supper, mt 7 i Fresh SHOULDERS 152 151 bringing that little grin of youth to , aie | remember that the juice ?¢ if so hearty, For Sunday ainner, "ork 9 their lips. They have discovered a2 | M . i 4} 4 aid, ~~ e . a - . * . . > canned stewed fruite—grape, logagmewever, It appears On the Saine ( h / Fresh 1 way that works—Aunt Jemima’'s . — 4 . « berry, cher#y, plum and. in fs Meent, with beef, because of tne Z Z DUCKS Dressed. Lb. 23: mous recipe. & ¢ f . anhen Fresh and Sp; ew any highiy flavored fruit will m * that a mid-winter dinner is bs ay marest. Ib. 7 All the light tenderness for which — ® a delicious eh @eatified in providing perhaps even a a her cakes are famous with the keen, & ses Rds ® io elicious sherbet or ice. Th | ‘oa 1 ~oe eet : 5 Sn ee == more fecided flavors are not nee larger proportion of enerey than 12 2 A & /2 (aenen PeEE Th SaVOTY taste of buckwheat at Its best: , LZ i this is what you get with Aunt Je- sary for the richer creams. ~ ‘though such a combination ts oe oF q T E STEAKS 1 7 nima Prepared Buckwheat Flourin Watch your husband’s eyes light up mixed, with just enough ™ sice buck- mixed. Your grocer has Aunt Jemima $25 DeBALIVIERE oan ¢- iz QRANGES [Ret PEACHES, 2° 8 = wheat flour to give the true, old-fash- Prepared Buckwheat Flour in the | Jaxt South of Waterman — | =r , ; "$n Sree ioned “‘tang”’. yellow package. Remember, too, how gored and sliced: one-half tablén ees aa . 8 “LORDIA RED ROBE 1 PINEAPPLE: So simple today to have these ten- much vour family likes those wonder- spoon sugar, one-half teaspoon s us tees i 30 ‘ 7 HES N-7,, DO pf Sticed: No. 2 cas 20 der ‘‘buckwheats”! No need towait ful plantation pancakes—the kind two tablespoons vinegar and o Dressed if iota overnight for the batter torise. Just you make with Aunt Jemima Pan- | cup water. Cook uncovered unfiih Average 3 pounds. 4 i fa PMRW PEAS. T MATOES © “4 add a cup of milk (or water) to every cake Flourin the red package. i tender. Drain, add one tablespe@ ING LAMB ] ' ie . i Ped . 7 _ _ No. 2 O cup of Aunt Jemima Prepared Buck- Coupons for valuable premiums Country Club, sun- e /hbutter and mors Bensoning | if nece | sniiaininin Wp IT: : s . Pp —; ae tid 1] “resh | resh Spare- r wheal—and stiT. come in every Aunt Jemi ma pack age. rary. HTAPD — - == Raiaion, th. ee os . 17; dried California SIWAPD. 2 Ibs... . .25 -BPIES. *™ 4 ihe 25 AUNT JEMIMA | Potatoes. Sibs...18 TANANAS, RARBITS. Fach On CKWH innsem fruit . . reseeeeee A Treat for (WY. Aronles.6ibs.25 PREPARED BUCKWHEAT *s From the homes of Span- 15¢ Doz. | APPLES, Winesap, bu., 98 the Familyiivrt 0"°":... 5} | ish grandees in old Mexico, | 7" ee © Square; asst. “% —a a came the recipe for that rich, Z Berrs than cor on the cob: mee MMNCINZ VINEGAR, Qt... 25] | “tangy” sauce used in Libby's ————$————— flavors; each. Hand ig aed ex Oa SOLDEN KEY MIL Chili Con Carne. It's‘a dish with : oy . | ; . ‘ a eee Pee Eye? i a oN oY ran & He ) 3 pees iit Se HE Ba ee Y : A a lal ag x _25 | @ taste you ll talk about ‘© Beaervaugtar- aA ae eS : Pi "age Se aaah ee | te MO per 4 e OR’: SRT oa. =. Sk = “Ee ‘hs . : AO BIL ISS ie ce ee Ze : PEO IP WIT, Cc EA + s e Tv So COBCU At All Grocers af BK T at WHOLE . C SHINOLA BEBE em DE” 1S 3 io ee SWEET CALIF. NAVELS YY om 2 or HALF Lares A O)[* 200 t My riXT# AND MORGAN Pork! corer a * 176 Size. Y (tn | FreSH CALIFORNIA Size. Doz. | Viet ofewr dear. You's altscd'te van inthe Serie | Ai yy ame tion Market Garage is also jast aabiar tke street. Bring ) iS H (} 1 | [} t .= Z\ sur car and load up. We save you money. Investigate! { | | _ FLORIDA THIN SKIN : Seasiie. Ts size C mt A| ae . each, arms, ea re we. JES SB “Tb. x Half; = 3 RIPE, FIRM Lbs. ¢ a pound. Don’t miss this r Hams @ *y 1)°ORK TENDERLOIN, Ub. 50 sieguia q FRUIT ¥ | } FRESH ork Shoulders fs wir | | “resi Beef Tonoves. Lh. 29 © PORK CHOPS or ROAST—Center Cuts, Ib., 29¢ Meh oe s y by ase a yo hs z + ee Pal s m 7 ay) * PP oh? t “* ’ a v Y - o- ¥ sides Sil alas “ 7 : : sheestatinoa " ra 1 . a a Ta, pete a Bats ‘ug ae EE LAF Erte DR YET a* hagnepl santana rch, Neves byw 228 Ay a Sayed . $k. Sols tigsn tc aibcecieiomabal AS tebe 6 it ba, breve’: ae * PET EEC ARME RY 5 RDM seit > Py, ? ua eee i + ‘ sy ; ony § Sees mk pow Ts sae 5 . ¥ ~ PUM MTL Fee gh is be (Fn ig ast at, RRS FN os Re ae eng mare are So (Rate sR iaaatinil Se po ee as f. e , u S 4 A ol ia te * ae oe tee TAG me r % Poe: rage 4 rae Spent ye ep ents ts af a) Potty ee, * pot aE mee vite UR pee tatty s mee y aver pew op A ggg rR .« prt Sg Pe at “i >> age He» ee ere *¥ be ot ’ ee 2 gta na tii a8 5 Ve attains Wo Negi ws ‘ 2 . rg oe rf has . 5 : ‘ etna a “ 5 - " ‘we. iF at aa ier x . o iM . n ‘ oY ~ T= b>. KOE Nw Ta a ont Foi ist TYAS, & Nhedgok LOK: ee R soi ' _ ‘ ee, 5 a ee : : a> ~ ‘A ~ te = 4 5 ti * WARY, a? ie Tae Z . rae . . . el . r a me —— ‘cited ? . were © a - peinilgt aA). is Faas " — anil ? ae: ls es on — sat iv ‘ee “ n iy Pia . hr NOS SOA ttl celery . at . * . ‘ 4 = N ~* 7 ‘ tas ’ — — - ” ; . . . : . me : ‘ ‘ en Bw Sil alte ‘ “ 5 ~* v " ve . ow eadinthndinpadhca oe euke ne a een tb bet ne Saher Seni baianlat she garner S cn - 4 ~ . - —v vader yeh « ee regs ALAA * Y we a e - he a _ ~ - 4 . We insiatuinta ; s . ‘ re P ; we ka, 7 . rope . Pt: ss S 2 re : 4 v : : “ r " . . ‘“ - as a a v iy gs * . ( ¥ ‘noma ae ts - 7 eee ee ee ee Rar Ne 4 ae 2 coach = aS a Mt ns oly Megas. ie Ye ibe Fi % APs gaye Bay eet gah Aria ott ce sgag po} ey hy : 90 site Waar viata ti 23 etiam s bast OR RI ie Wy dgse yd Sibe- tare Barents Vee” on op le RM lk as aera ‘ ater is alee Be NPR RE I RSTRNT “ e os ~ weds, 5 et cilities . — - i. vee Dey ns? ee oe ef © aia Aa ek oe, “ ~ "ORK SAUSAGES, "Lb., 2 , Per POT ATOES v-.. “ 1 x: Alc 100 uC 5 j a | mee Ol" lit. V5] 16 nact © =e ao " F Firsh Rabbits "=". 7 [oysters = 50 APPLES FANCY WESTERN WINESAPS, Dew] Ac ree — BS 0) 2 6fec me WTF ae a yA | eee) IARI Ai AS] ey SWEET POTATOES #5. 6 » 22c > | CAULIFLOWER ice “""= *"™"s 25e hush Pig icine in, =| U@DONS:="=>-42 [Young Hens 1h, 29 cat is bak Side Meat, fb. 23 Hreah | Per. iat = 1} TUrKeYS avesoea 45 Springs, Ib. 35 pe SHOULDER Lb. 1 Oc COMB HO NEY CLEAR, WELL FILLED. to Pee =~. 1Q)SANTOS COFFEE 30 Spring CHICKENS :7"":",, 39c HENS: “dae me 4Oc LETTUCE cmt. Pies anne 10 lhs 9 ( Pure BUTTER, 45 . CELER stalk. ... c re Sas | Wise Pure Leaf LARD Umit’ 7 ter - Green Onions 3=="-"= 10c |CABBAGE 5 15c¢ Whihs Oh ac a WISCON onions | FRESH STRAWBERRIES ni 39 WISCONSIN, 33 Or FRESH PORK TRIMMINGS. hs JQ | rerrowvts 1 | atic 95 || Kraut, Bulk, Lb. . 5c | COTTAGE CHEESE, Lb.16c } a 2 — tee qUTABAGAS2 = = Ed rss. Fpaldl== Bo m= _20) | LinkPork Sausage 26c|Liver Sausage, Lb. . 19¢ | cn wt ee Pent Aneto a SIRLOIN, Yorks—Good cookers, 10 ibs., 38c

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P's ot OPES SUE OR A Da OCPT ALS Ra ORS , j ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _FRTDA© EVENING. JANTARY 14, 19: _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pecan Cake : : ‘ ‘ry = = adce — t% - wa - — — aad -_s . as J ia a— 3fis - iste sy ge ~ 4 ex - tr ‘cd +’ " . tender Add vegetables the iast gired. anc so on a i Wa he beans ang = S a 7 _ -_ ~ = ° - i : = -_ -- Get prompt, sure relief nour o cooking. celery tops, onion at 8 pst ot ere Sh pos- they come to : hs tte ~ gare ts - Pa . = * m4 seascaing herba, 6 chopped | SUMS OF Serving Grice Vegeeois Wi . 3a puttoN, lamb or veal may tops. : og | , mi the winter menw. th Kell g's ALL- t a in the tough pieces. sweet pera attr acd 3 toe the flavor. ; 4 , i eats | r tT. Te Vv a : ° BRAN—guaranteed! = the ider, | $. Many left-overs may De use —_ ® par. ¢ roun i : Orme ewe —not only meat and vegetabies ap? § a use one and one- and heminy. ait Cup ceboked dried peas, one a , | kinds of stews are cooked in ‘ze. one and oeme-haif cups bread Constipation attacks young and The pieces of me usually sut the sameway. Following cri _ one teaspoon onion minced old—stealing vitality, wrecking iredged with flour bef they are a: fireetions for making almost ‘ine. s and pepper to taste and . - . - a i a " - health, hastening the inroads of dis. Srowned ind: i one and ene haif eups milk. 3j 2acdach stew, a ric! nl ns cut th t tn il pte Serve with carrct cream 2 ease after disease. Headaches, bad v, ich flavor, an the meat fn small pieces an . : eamed sauce 4 fu vin th@ onion tm the fat made of one bunch carreta, two 7 [ 7 bre , sallow ins ne mnia are Sing ' : “ae me ath . wa =re Oniens, carrets, turnips, parsnips eceut from meat. Add the sak and and ome-haif tablespoons ou ah ed ~“ eee tapes leans “— ae — ae ee he , Axi, Te > & d ; 4 R FOR . Mane ie Re Ey SS iy ss Sa a as a 1 Ge EEN ee Fie ai ee eee Re oF Oe Fat bis . ; Pa ae ; eae ee al ‘ : in Ain tS ON Ee PPO Sis 4 a . y ‘ Ne" 43 % 2 hahore : “page Shae Tae > "> f 2g hice ery ae ea ds ; ? R= é A bn Pe 4 eta 5 "% by Laem oS abs aa a) ae nee ye RR Hae any ue aie Spe 0 Bak % te Sag Kong eae” 5 ee a eh ol eee Ne i Pl righ) Spare Fa i da (oni an —— + sie pala aaa x ion al deal hon : ) mill one-hal ssnenons , ia : usta©ra, your cody of this dead! spi Bh monly used tn stews. ~ ions, celery tops, etc.) two quarts : easpoon salt and Gavan eae Satirda > % _ a atrins TT saan cS e nA thea ri ae 7 ot cer- jne-eighth teaspoon p@rAer . a y fore too late. es, S ae Pans "ean ae 4 a an —_ genes poses roo Rub peas threash - pe este them ina slow oven. Ap@e ve the bo and make sometimes used. ime vegeta- i¢é if ft is_ te be used. . a' ee ee ee ——— hit : 2 = “2 hee? r DeNE ape er bolls out add more: ie yw. The beef may oe~ 7% ? 7 ad Kellogg S ALL-BRAN is guaran- ‘ag he a be “zt into hai?-inch on hour ‘ben aad the vegetabdi-s eCruni OSs. . Siigntiy beater , 29 4% ; a eae os | teed ¢ * ipati T : mii . “os on} chovp sniok ; : ‘S$ & Wars OSollins. as Get aie en sauce whica = to r@ieve constipation. Iwo $s. quarter-inch slices er strips. xcept the petatces. Cook tus stew a ee ' , vided to them would sal T> orenare the A special blend, wonderfully rich and mellow. A ; ——~ tablespoonfuls eaten daily — in nd added tRe last heur o ‘ook- for half an hour, add the petatoes “4%. turn (into 2 Sut red moid ookiag Wise ant “ng be ot re _ Beer cual ea alleul ™ . “et a , — . % — — =: — —_— Sy + Fed ras **a ; 2 i? , 2 ’ a P 7 . “2 . 4 es : 7 = . » Auth or os = : new experience awaits you and your family ‘ chronic cases, wits every meal. Doc- be er — an " a 5h quar pee “egy sor Snover , ~_ Aa , : ia ll oe : rT when cooke:?. = * “gage? Ootatoes for ta > & paropcii av ninuies, tre! our and serve ee ee an. se Ag ; es ta?mmen & ow yo er your aste of its wonder — recommend Kellogg’s because igen mans nowt aS ali ania : ender. Mie. Si -« she potatoes and h a will joy first t “* : icaded to the stev ilow. .9 mmiz [f a fireiess cooker ts used, the a ae oo Fz. biace them im alt enatiz Sead ful goodness— your first breath of its rich aromc it is 100e bran—100% effective. tai dinie' agadine 0 fee! rei~ | alee enh constalibes aan be out i ash and scrun carrot: ‘an | | — py Plan to serve tt today. You can get it at you : Serve it often—with mix or imgs are samt and D er, Te et at the same time — a rR Sie ; and ar Ss tnt Pr » CuDde : = 2% : nt : shi | cate of butt . $ , > 4 oe aw - > ' én . 4 . DD A ij@geT AOS ree! 4 si iis : Bs ° X — £ nearest KOHN STORE in the whole bear o _ THE cream—and add fruits or honey for °°" 9%. “PST=**! mee sing | me nage eg Sa - een Make & white saune of teteuet| | faerexn sugar. Be careful a “ “ e > . . + 4 } * ; > elor RB c ; 3 abe . aj? Tl ae, oniv to = ‘Chat. * ec Throng a2. = zt? DS em 4 ee ? : ' = i e ‘ P ° - . oe. | elecitic machines will grind it to suit y ind: a special treat. Comes mae. need : ein’ Oh _ ae pm fieur, miitk and seasonins nd miz with one nr pat éaaia-6~6h UO oe 6 . m : “. wn . may be acdced for variety. Add them 19 te 18 minutes before = . 7 ee cup of hot water. cover am vidual taste. te eat. atx it with other cereals = pumpiines oiled rte serving. ae ro wmbiepone 7 Mh. three-quarters of an ROU Try the recipes on every package. n si : peas or beans should be Creamed Lima Bean iF 4s ; Se De ae ae we ate, ee ies a. oR OY Gg ER Ree yor ii « wore ‘ ~ " Te os ee 52s eo abate Aik tiie, 1c aig ‘viene 2 a Rg eee: ain 4 idence ai Pe 1k or er ‘ ~ Kite 5 O Dieg, bas CU at Fem J i aya “Py t;; tele : $5.6 " » ee? ‘in “ a stew, or better, cook them over , : z ; ’ : J - may on slices of fried; night tn a freless cooker. fourth cup Pam a! Sme-fourth © ~ yo Wit) ean Miteered by host o ated m™ ws2. ; teaspoon sait. . WEmotatoes and apples pa t While separating eggs. {f rou Put butter th sauce pa: aaa a + Arnot ° le tof r this yor il? ne me pound drep a portion of egg yoik inte the “eans and mushrooms and cream S0ak oe Bite t ‘arge platter of Beef. fou rfat cut in quar-ewhite, moisten a cloth with cold | ‘mimer {or about ! minutes ° ght in : the eweet potatoes and ourt! ck of e ' water, touch te yolk and it will @nd serve het. Season with ear, morning : - | jer , 3 SELGRAL «=| SR ee arth: peek of peed eri meee eee er none ee oe : A Pure Fruit and Sugar Franco American Cooks White aoe See See re Cut sarrots adhere to it _ nome, nade onnell ) Cream of Lentil 5 . 4 + > rt . = , iz Iu} . > ase . 4 F . - > =a #i* Product—Nothing More hic an iy th. cap Light and Flaky Battered Lima Beans. ) ip lentils, one uc t ; othi tad C k : 0 > Ty " gah limmy — m ; 5 ” Q ace ssar©ry Add half an . * - ga o: za : harm. . S2 Uma O¢ans and cover wi siiced three outside FG... ' Comet me The. ia beans a athens Chartot Quaker Oats. Quick or regular, 3 skzs. 25 U ae SS ree Se = : ee er. Boll gently until/eer ext fine, aan se « Wi ¢ 24 ncoated — gene ' ~ ~~ Saale = naer. avout 43 minutes rain sticed tomatoes, si oe ee Sseeuesacesee- tind “exam longer ‘Put Pest Teasfies or Cern Flakes... .pkg. 210 1ce ae SS , : a sisi iets : ie 16-Oz. Jar : oond - : ‘th x ¢€ =~ kx ms : | : \ Thicken with twe ~~ se ham nd the } ] O a co , | -—.9 ie each of butter end flow : mmer for about two hours, . , ae | ai together Bring t & md add the extra cup of ™ Jonn- : c. ge perve WER Cro a ‘ar the fire and cook fae o i a + ie . : te ' : ; = } 3 es '4 +5 weeds ee ape SR one teasrocen?’ul oe te. : BR RM Raed ay ee Strain again and Clark s Dainty Peas, No. 4 Can, 32 a ° imp: reed idiee or . and E ailes : iene _ rT * ie) oa reese ore cn Ciark’s Superior Peas ; - 2 ITALIAN RAVIOLI] *rcuch 2 steve Raeeees suas. juice of twos e hoe Manufacturing Company SS ee oe a ind: ot ale crane | Clark’s Midget Peas, No. 2 Can, 29 adie ee ine conte Scald milk Have read -_ e pcos a : = Srustacch which bags been with the remainder 4s z “ ir thie paste smoot Assorted Milk Chocolate Covered 3 5 Save With Safety at Your Rexald Drug Store 2, g SS not nn ne Eline’s Chocolates }° Theatrical Cold [" "=" == 79, MEN! EGFHICG | “4. eee Henna Chocolate-Covered Cherries Se Ogata epee $1.00 Lacky Tiger 79 : HERE’S REAL VALUE! WHEPE THE preg cag: reese OIE A 6th & Franklin Sarat Tw - — , Se $1.00 Cory Face 79 ; lees Senta Chocolate em € , Powder .............. 47€ Pickled Meats String 14 Syrup ae ) | — oe | 65c Aleenex Cold 49 C Sweet Pickled Pate. Cared Seef 17 ty Soars, 3 Rts, C a K E S Pancake Floer Ss" “=! 923 H es : ve — 49¢ Lima Bears, ‘8. | Pilled With Marshmallow | Pancake Flor phy. > hes wo. esniy . ‘ i 2 EE 15 - eo - S 7 A ae Sic] nas, | MPORK SHOULDERS = | | Po ZS arcu cot gc] “ “eee fae I MPORKLOIN “=. 25] PORKCHOPSI.® Libby’s Asparagus Tips: =: ~. Sec Phillip’s Mak | EB Frankfurters, Head Cheese 39c} . Bologna. Ib. 1 yf B'eed sausags Extra Fancy Winesap Apples, 3 Ibs., 25 -="" 15 Cigar Specials [5-7 "™ 5c [coer meme om me I MB APPLES nm, SU 21/P0 OTATOES $1 Durham Duplex Blades °. 2% Can tthe —— beget ae go wll fer Be | 6c Forhan’s Tooth 3 i a : pe Se Poses Qc | Auto Strop or Gem Bindes oO Ov 3U's. 7 | Cele —i Veal Ste Ped. LS... IS Apricots gg mage Raives 2§ eee bon ot a anil . se Kienze Tooth Brush. a 50c Erer-Ready Biades =r. n ons ry L s. | me 4 Few aetna Hraeda tei ‘ . ss ~ Ender's Bladesx ee ea teeher: is « E Hamburger een te 15 Pineapple -» a c — strtne, ™ : Boecy value. en Sc : LETTUCE =~ 1 0 CHOCOLATES 2 - = Cae = ier She ara . | Castade Paper and i Box ee Raisins : 2 4 Chuck Roast *= 18| | apple Sauce ~~ 14 DON JULIAN oa... ieee SORGHUM = i — = = The Aristocrat of Tanrpa Cadet J ~ 39 | eo Sees a! MLE sk . 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FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14) 1927 me st LOUIS POST- “DISPATCH . eee ee eee ae bavorite Toast. and int ure! y break on: ., to one large siice of toast and add salt, om ghth teaspoonful of toast, and, if desired, sSprim . . 4 7 : ‘ \ : * ' in oogeey * : 4 * }r* tpia F ed individually, bring One poaching as though } Water. s to the milk one-fourth teaspoontl ul | peppe: and 1 aspoontui of but- littie grated chneenbe, G1 minced | , " . a . a . = ; \ oe . . bey ww of milk to the scalding point soon as th rer j one remove i of sugar, one-fourth teaspoonful of ter. Pour this over tne «8g and ley over U a rte endl AR DISHES N APPLE f DAY “eup of milk, two tablespoons suU- The Busiest 5 a : par, a few grains of salt, two ©&5 ¢ _ a a eri volks and ope-half teaspoon ' Food store : i nilla extract. Cook the custar z in St. Louis & and serve with melted . 10. } mixture and let cool. Then Open Saturday Eve Til Ez and pepper. Duties, all 4 WEE | with cold rat phicseie 8 107- 705 N SIXTH CT. 7:30 O'Clock. You Are AIl- : . , lo wee to. Park in This Dist Kidney Bean Cakes, £ . | Thoroughly mix one CBP . “pe a | Boo Scaggs eee cccaay, trolt'in ofa FRESH SPARERIBS, Th. 16 [young wens, .28 ; , : ; S HS a venee, One CUD coarge hae wing sicections These | Apples Are Among the Most! Sweeten if necessary. Fold in th nominy, one teaspo Hy Fol ood Syacmuncore into custara cups, et MM ROLLED ROAST: =&2.1h, 20 a re One-by gay ory Dishes ors E asily Valuable of Our Foor the mixture into custard cups, 8€t | venabagatesins ROOSTERS, b.....25. teaspoon cayenne pepnpe ‘enn , . aerate Sa Pepe Fruits, m pun of warm water, and = YOUNG GEESE, 1b, 29 FRESH RABBITS $} S. | = resh a — pe the lag ¢ lot nomelet, allowing & ta- rhe old ada at ut, an appl ae Baked Apples ee PORK SHOULDERS mx. 16 | | FANCY CAPON, th 42 BLANTON t: ig wit! ; ng fat, ’ $7 milk to @€acil €FES en a day, was founded on good die- The apples were washed a1 pound he I n cornstarch, Sait, and « ¢ ox sguce as foil I We: kor tetics. One need not, however, cored, then a round of bread was Rib OF Loin OYSTERS HEAD CHEESE - per, adding the milk and Ps, ee toinatoes, .' cut for each, and arranged in :% ; VO rie 5 allow th ree ii ts ¥. : ‘ : or ; 1] CUt . » € " ~? ' tly ; 9 Until thickened. Gring the tua » six e6E pepper with imit its meaning to apples, f rT baking-pan. with the apples stand- Pork Roast, Ib. do i fresh: L iver Sausage, “ z « e fey “are ¢ e reen ; . 4 Pence} aT = there inv and beans through a ti onion. oF ya taste. Slice the fruits, cooked, fresh or canned, | . s+. ing on them. The cavities were a beans chopper, mix with the white ¢ and peppe? ombine with the have real nutestive — * mea ied with aay ail butter smnked “i ie BACON ar lb 20 — lb Wege- form Into cakes and brown jg Baty Bh ns been cut into| Make @ very important contribu. ea together, and sometimes |fmm smoked Butts, tb... 2 piece 1.20 sacon I. 30 little fat. Suet Da E ioer which has 2 eee oe ee ean)! ~~. ae Smoked Blades. [b....29)7—— lima : 2 cakes Can Je Fry the yegetables . a few bits ot chopped preserved i? me e a es, Soe ANS thea am — es. ‘ +4 MePments v i] “h =. ’ ‘ } : PORK and ine piace of meat. email piec ‘la delicate brown and —_— ” . I - vhic — epee oem ringer was added also. Then the : Smeked J wis, Ib. oa peng eS 20 i Baked Bean: together unt 7 and certain of the very necessary lan were békced ih-a sleet oem BCLOSN " and * Baa to the plain om : |; vitamines figure prominently } ee en ee ee Smoked Cal. Ham. Ib.17% CHUCK —s if ‘TT DDT ro ATT c=. a0 VIVING F \TS f iemet roast, 1, LO SUPPLIES ENERGY RE NG FAT! a a r dls. Les basted frequently ith the melted | Soak two cups of Gried the Sweet brag, SS nibs their composition. re non nite ae 2 with wee Smoked ham tr a. 9 51000 a : They were served hot o their | in; ‘ , : mpany-dishes that; /"¢Y Were served hot on «her im omoked Beef longue, ib, rs ROASTS Sirloin, Rump, lh 14 | (hurned fresh every day in hole over night. In the morning draj For two pairs of swee This Apple dishes are becoming so and add fresh water to cover (one.palieers one cup of White sauce Phi og Pe ea Bes & 7 “tie cow teaspoon soda may be ade by adding a ‘table- was i iaiciiia , rounds of pread, whic ie 5 added) ance is ™ we are able to offer several reci- permeated with ‘a lus- Fresh Beef Tongue, lb, ' €7 ; = pee —_—- armeat th ° lus fn . ; aie . ih mapas Amed put on fire. . of utter and one of “gets pes for desserts that are easy to) “™* Wer Ae Round or Arm. sinediai | St. Louis in pure rich cream. Watrh the b ; : ther to each cup of|| light » Mavor and | °OUS syrup. | SUNG, ripe, : Lf 6 eans, 4nd as soon were ned. 108 ‘i melanert make and delightful in flavor and Floating Island. 4 BANANAS per — 1) qd PU b.06e unions. 4 lbs. If wr is me RS Ae * Ee Tre Enlaces conkoh cha amatenecncbinaionplecsiatnneteate damian . ~ NVC ate ne — ee ee ec Te oe ‘. tee . wpa cael Dane Co reinie aeie ple oe See pate sda e Ree ee saan eh ned hoe » mie pee ~ CR I ie ate Se at ad me en ters SPOS RNR cameo, Laan: Sot sn . free egy for-use in making corn breads, ~ ) to taste. The.meat may be. | gems, griddle cakes or corn sticks. . a VR Serve Ww : 4 , ; : . ourtn th .mayonnaise any herved ! by host or hostess, and sweet No failures. ing. | . potatoes and apples passed to each | ; ads; Tomato Pea Sonp. Bpuest. Another way is to remove | 3 F.B, CHAMBERLAIN CO. ream:, Soak one cupful of eplit p@lie beef to a large platter and ar- 1047... Eightieth Year... 1927 : inutes Overnight in water to cover; in tiiifange the sweet potatoes and apples cream morning drain, cover with offi. border. quart of fresh water, and cook fas ) is {STERILIZED 20 TIMES — AT NO ADDED OST TO YOU} Cream of Lentil Soup. , Pp E A ie H E. S | two hours, addin r - oye ne jtwo hours, adding more water One-half cup lentils, one-quarter SS pepe gee Add half an onli chopped cooked ham, one-half Luscious, Ripe Peaches, sliced three outside pieces of ‘ ; pew ° . ’ ne eee and one alin 7 one stalk celery. one cup choice fruit from the world’s Aenean : 3 Tt ling. | MM, | one tesmpoontul of entt and and drained in the morning Always Say Califo. The e Recognized ze rsd, 1C octo S ecommen Place them in a saucenan with the cee Mate) of gaeee ™ (2 saucenen with the World’s Best SATURDAY _ SPECIALS ‘Thicken with two tall -spoontillie :n. | . / moce, the ham and the seasons. | each of butter and flour ~OL “a mmer for about two hours. drain | jtogether. Bring to a boil Sie ag the extra cup of milk. Re- | _|serve with croutons. | larinate well tn French dr ; Then chill tn refrigera range in nests of lettuce heal, ae ee ed a ae viet een ay aE ML ee ee ee ee ee eat ” iy ‘ ee f itade cs Wm ON Re SB y oe. a io mm to the fire and cook for one! . . | Scalloped Cabbage. if hour. Strain again and reheat. | we = | Cook six ponnds of cabbage UgMe Orange Blanc-Mange. * | A LOAF OF itender then dratn an@ chop fi Two cups milk, four tablespoons ae 5 MACK'S BREAD | Press one quart of canned tomatem@grnstarch three eggs, four table- Genuine @q@ i/ | 1 PER ccm | CHEE un NEW hygi enic protection atno:; added cost. =a ee agp A= % Minced Ham. - C Cc Oo U E On N 4 safeguard to your health —, a ~ Order Northern l'issue today from your ae | OYSTE $8 Of. 5 | = :; Sonat aaten @ a - dealer. Note its snow-white color, itsfine —-_ygochers — Navel n : ae ORANGES: ow 25 a, Bacon Strips, Ib. .2ic | weds, aaa ills to careless hygienic methods of our | alysorbency. sect pecially Son heeealiael 2 aSSSe entitles > aa every day life. Seemingly trivial things manutacture bv our own process. ‘J hus IS Slerwt[2 ed. - he price fs no more than <o shit on oan ie os ae | 2 é Lbs. LARD 20c ao MMB can of Hop- that often endanger your health. every roll comes to vou clean andsterile. you pay for ordinary toslet paper. ference between this « ee hie ee es Se 2S ae ee 8. Se. @ 8 c + ped American , . : a a p ; ot ual — | Malt. Hegu. ~— 2 a , » £7 ue per a ¥ paper. | COFFEE, finest drink- 2 , B| lar ‘pelea tas That is why Physicians and Surgeons. A cultural test of this Bathroom Paper, Simply say Northern Tiss “Semply write your name [i Saaee | Por . | GENUINE IMPORTED ° Se — SS CWS | \ Kk Shoulders} Spareribs | Pork Chops ISWISS / 4: sealed hospital cotton _ ate ee \ BAY - WISCON Pib or Loin Chops, : a | 4 a ows en: GieppAR CHeRsE— 38c me : Pound i ea se ye C PP Rib tb C ; GOMGONZOLA CHEESE— 50ci— ODAY a sterifized Bathroom Paper ’ , . @ Poun / £7C eB rs. craw Bric <— 32e and white and sanitary as sealed hospital B'ood vausage Mic ory M idM It | rence has traced many tirm texture, its down-like softness and ‘'Y would like to send *7me HAM Smoked. .... 25¢ yAmerican al d Modern medical He al An ire member—ev ery sheet Northern Tissue to you, les With LARE $1.00 Purchase of Fresh Meat a? : 4. ean Sue oft, sterilized Bathroom ing Santos, 3 Ibs., $1 r ma conducted by the nationally known q/perp, you cal] your dealer, simply ask and address on the coupon | coupon, : everywhere recommend this steriiszed ang ee PEAS—smail sifted: No. 2 can; $4 Eagle Stamps with ‘f ax Columbus Laboratories, prov ed i it to be tor Northern Tissue. He will know Jor soon ‘2POTATOES 5 ins. 14 £4) B Wh d in : t Paper. y it is used 1 generous co Hei. mages grees aay ect 39° mthroom Pap as sanitarv as sealed hospital cotton. wants without further explanation. If suppiy—without cost or obli- Large 1 0 Viero brand; regular Cans Sc nS. i Ce lery stalks CAL ir. " ianacue 2 nr pure COCOA mic ee ee hospitals throughout the v gs Now vou cannot get it, write and we will see gation. Mail coupon now.’ 3 to con... BBS | & BE cence ome 30c Pakour Why foremost authorities urge Nort , bit <a JULIA. NEIDLE, Nurse Aso os ntl T—La Swiss, ho b. AVOCO BAKING row DER : u hy fare chance that you are suppli ed. . ‘ie ZY poed ; 50 { ) —fp — tan % Eagle Stamps with id Malt is “tie an ern “issue aS a recau 10 PeRMITCRE OR AUTO Aholesome, 100% pure. velemuerd health. Now you do not have to use common ¢._, gically clean NORTHERN TISSUE _*™ , "cae oo a . . — i Raisi ns Thom ie pacts s #1 Ragle Stamps with pint GRANULATED fibrous toilet paper, to which Doctors en renal ihe Ib. value. gy aaa : = ! DEE ¢ i2° . al the ib, value Paney Hera bs. PRUNES—Large sweet: 4 Made by an exclusive process attribute many rectal troubles. Such as Send for FREE Sample om Tit counds oo Te ©. | © aoe me. SAGHETT On | | x . su G A R the blue Cor: ~ammummmnnmmema SPPCAL tint BEANS NAVY FEANS— : Sacto: A ren’ ace tb mink, * BEANS— Cams 25 | leona glehed: @ the. .....,. castorate Northern Tissue is steriized 20 timesin Prunitis Ani. sine Seinen aa Try it, yon will the it @ MUSTARD—Special large pen O32... Ly. Te) astm Coreen Bay, Wisconsin woft BEANS Tee cee se, RS far; clare top bette BOTTLE CROWNS: GROSS WS; GROSS. 15¢ hie shane Pices ttn tie. on ri | PORK & BEA MLNOLIVE. SOAP—3 bers ¢ | BANANAS—Nice vellow fruit; doz. 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PAGE 34 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927 ___, ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ 153 PERSONS ENTERED IN _ $40,000 PACIFIC ee neuneesetieesnmemeteneeneeeeesieeenenell — ee SOR CO AR oh Rs (ald a ER = a ee ne $15,000 PRIZE, Chart of Catan Si Rowts and To Contents _ Moore Pat su nesta Miata italia ttn sls spain ee ee gg agg iggy: i gg ge ay ag ~~ OO de ee ees , ~. “s " e a 7’ 3 - y $92, EF = ae ae : 3 r a ae OY ~~ nig ee gee, yy ugpits oo ; - + eoS8 tee! ace ee as A Bt Ee to Court!’ a. - . ae # : cae f Lie, ba £5. ™ | = = [IMMY¥ LONDOs — SS _ - ————— i ; heavr-weigh* a le tO : ~ - ~ » . ee . J > + : — _— . > * ) F “ib 3 > — 4 ; _ : ns Bis ’ : $e ~ . , 3 -- ~% - ¥ An RRP Na RRR ORR REINER Ar pI, eee e AAI EHO eR CA a ARNaM eRe Hames 9 % Pew ‘ Bt ura "7 s war i ee? ee Sia a Ls — v rT ree ee ee re ie caf a Sesh Neh a 79H PP NSS ordeal eS. oh eh aes heey ae ee ance SANTSH MONICA Y2Nice Race From Island to Main- land Will Be Started To morrow Morning With 20 Mermaids Competing. Wash... will « as : “ : oy rs = is .o cour =i nto action, with nothing kn GT? ski, stilt Stulvan ait dag i = ~~" ai Me pragress Moore ant TO PLAY IN SPECIAL meting to cocnpe a [ona Na ee SOLES VAY oo 3 . z kamn . mel ee Ld ° ' 24 4 -. ° = 3 ——— + te ee they would [or @& eccond i scot | —_ Celliy - - hf rere eon ' l bee tory until the last and then it was | i ed th [ey : a eold turn : Eut o y denies that he owes : a . find in 1914 The rae Moers money,” said Attorm’y. + o~now~ | bat ff & =f gored price of $88 wy Fahey —_— 2 e Renken bel sta*‘ement given ‘@} iL. ° - a ‘ peste '? Rober ‘s eight wand 2: tery and alse aa By | ss 3 tas dente : * hgh . -_ : 0° o*) ba, : PPh 14.ng 4O 548 the conference. ae - : . IPT Or art first two rounds ts ent “h Breokiys. out after ' : the aan : - » a , tall Jaz eneralship shoul4 = Be ee , sas a iot oft iocu lIme: Its whic Lo 12 - - ~s ‘ : : ad ger ra. Pp a carry be a tn. the dea! ™ ; : : ‘ Y a7 ” _ * 4 7 tlaims show the contrary Pron The | fecision. a AANA ge aaa le eich Ride hve WeRAMA DAT Stig’ 9 bale a pte bie Dia ary ke SE Sd Aisee ves ee ep Be ZSOTAISPIU SF o ; a " Swiey STARTS MERE > = ” 9 . ‘lined > pilé J cot ed } an | Gantt wine thfe faebt wie ‘SANUMAS 1S” 2 a * 7 ' AAR S. CORSO. st e' hReuga a4 = Pl atch ay x; : . ‘ees for him te carry oat ® ” : *s q =" ; client wet defeated Va » visit the United State oo rig — iat Moor a ee ~ of attracting mu? 2 ~ OS a OE ae & \ RT: aay Bh RI "IES aa | ye ' é .c 223-mile ocean marathon tomorrow and the course taken ttly negotiate ince. Henry Sullivan (in inset) is ome of the favorites, while the lead.ng women in the $40.000 event: Both Sullivan and Mrs. Corsor : “If You're the Man Whose Collar Does Met Mm.) 2°52 SS Fit, | Want to See You” == rogram sian] > * and tae + eo z for the first time: he other bow was ae¢ soint marg.n. ord “Digger” Ne . ni “ity fyweight, : TL , : . , ar Le : > tigh:-handed punch to @& a - ashington and =— t= Nishe's Fights, ’ Burke Will Meet ey aoer acne Nebraska Play ~~ riscciwm. meen | Sims Tomightin | _ , Pas sizx-rvund tea aide ideale , * = ees _ te —_ Ceiumbas ellege 75. enid this merning that h D . arth round after hav JERSEY CITY. SN. J.—cChick : Neath Daketa Agxies “4, Ne- tad to represent Moore. uring' ur C earance ® points in easy fashion. i Suggs of Yew Bedford, Mase.. wraek » Wesievan rs, - ‘ it +4 Gna ; (“arence “Kia” defeated -eercie Mack ef Jerser Trinity 3- Vanktea 75. : sg sr . ; 3 niout’ : - — adie LOWELL. ze tractions and 85 Yermal 2%.” ywe said. Hornsby nes Kulraine of Jersey City, TW vVOverws ¢ ; : VMass.—J oh any Bar- -™. . rett ef Cambridge wen decision : , orice Y beet. .) oer. 4khkren "SS. Oher!f{n TS. round in a-duet ever Harry Feiey of Seuth Bos- me Boat Marvvitie 42 Terkie 10, M d f -Y, M il | r ns. ee “eld house tonizh' nd i ae 2 echeduled for the am gas uae sreaaind aye ade-to-Your Measure @@ “00.820. ~ re fourt the season | -BARRE, Pa. — Wicker boxing show of the copies & New York Celtics 42. Chice ee recognize it.” 7 : nanimousiy judeed LANDIS DeNizcs HE IS i oe = 47 , . : Devie ef Pirt +h " r Bruins 2a. : _ by wa ; set ' - 2 ies} ; Another demonstrati on of real values. : Froe Vida! we 4 rt 2 ' Rowe said ! & 4 , ¢ Ber over GAs. oot * opportunity to effect a big saving AT s ‘STmL | TF on, nied Soue-pelel ee | Ge-ott Field. with INVES: IGAi iNG WORLD'S i aaa mieht em sion over Jimmy Burns ef Art- . Seen WVeshingten 34. Baltim 32. ay — Se ; ‘ P ~ | LR Se aS a Sariot. starti , eee 22 ries 4 , when se « uid fie o — a o +. URTHER REDUCTION IN PRICE. 4 RemEES GARES OF 1902) °*° “Sottercnne Contes FORT THOMAS. Ky.—seeater oiocy ee sit or whether it + / ee : des ‘ om ce ee i ee oe ck | Meetiee karoee? = ; Federal or Cifteuft Court A Great Sale in Two Special Groups ivan . me “sx rounds Ff ‘ vv eee ee [and matchaazer for the organ- Seaview Rex Is CURLEE TEAM WINS Group I se Roe (= Likely Victorin °*FO" AMBASSADOR Suits and Over Coats ys. 4 U. 133-pound caaz will All : oni: Cliein one ona Guaranteed All Wool es Beavmont Quint LAL star, in ome of tne Bead -Age Stake Mitr SGaniehpal 3 x Lance coer = In Feature Game oe. nar em pe a a Grand Jemetons ni et 4.1 Tenn.—Final Today. Regular $60 Values The Suits and Overcoats in this group are made of | the finest selection of fabrics that any maz ot aepatir dg paren pr ted wy he ce oar ™ : | Fa rlep-- 1 ‘Te ee eats aig Head Poxing Every fabric every Suit and Overcoat ai] © = lored here is representative of the highest i & il Be henetie qua/i:ty and workmazship that Save made “Bart Smith’. F - McHaight f2zmous. | | . AEE SARE BS aig PORES Nn A Salle le RO Wiekhelsen over Marre es ? : iret - ina e pair mee iid” apt eR Ser 8 RR a a oI DRA PR IR ET A GC EI ATER IS et EE tor Sinko Rita he aoe “sn aetna teeiltaneaens eaegeniee lane With that he Danged up : . ap 2 »@ «Nebraska 2 >. i : Pe 4.4 ~ “s asaaies + Peat: De ce Sos. fo . : - “er Ver practice, competiton between “u“its and veterans ‘3s ‘ sg Viewiener. Ju atten«d the iny A det she: aay —~ :OoOreed the Senshi>p } fair” Mra Kaase tion. In any shade that you desire—in any texte be a new experiance —in any weight. The low price of $31 is a0 indi- fF, ‘hen. being « coflege cation of the real quality these fine Suits and OWM AM strone fo- athiotios of cats possess. = oon “an07n whe a bewing m 203 ° aa N. Sixth Street , SEE .@hen-. rachee an Doors From the Career 4 | . The Store With 2 Entrances 603-605 > & ing Co Pine Street i» eee , Be 7 ‘ 2 Geers From the foraer © “BILL” re, Om™menrd at femigned to safeguard the game oe ion DOAK AND McNALLY ARE Wellston to Play REINSTATED BY LANDIS ~ ie tee Clayton Tonight -.nmiccsc: i's. Uanae on Kirkwood Meets Ritenogr and Webster Will Take on Central High. oe wvevivry . ES PRM ES Gye = sia 9 § al ia a ms pa ol yt aye “s - 4 ne REN Soh RST 7 SF et aa SI AON A AE GUE en BI tin > Gries ome “atiew Hex at H'« Be«t. They were own to rum ons HOERR AND FARISH TO Slaytoe and Weilston will meet speaker-cosd case whicn remains pected to finish nea: — tered ip ‘@ ‘Rex some ‘sont, MEET IN SQUASH FINAL; i : 4oered Im 7 . - . —— ; ; natagne m |n Important contest in 7 * + Qto and offer: mt —e — — tins Mondt Defeats | at? wy and s * rot ie ry | ne County Figh Schoo! Bask: a nee ai _— + ale Ama layton Both % a CAAAAAZLLE ST TI — 5 : ieee . ‘is % gr | “Se Leas’ M Successful T ailer™ “ig . re i. i " * ™ . Pa i , _- : ' F a a M me . =. 7 * MF 2 2 rs m ‘> Wae> a _ - ies , 2s z an . 22417 =f ; re . Teo ome ett? ane a ~eth 2 ch ers 37 ater Se lee) and chat . : a) 3 3 oe &. “y ang Card@inaia 3 Fecie Perete wit? te seer @ TRie« rim CORP . (the unezeprte®d Rappers. cet ER gine ty 6-9 28 ‘2 Centest With Hiteneur on se “fMeneur fleer tonight Webster re a) * * ; « * + gO will meet Centra! o te city x oe | tell eittee aie ee ae

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nosed ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. =RIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, 1927__ _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 35 [ARATHONAARON WARD TRADED TO WHITE SOX TO TAKE EDDIE COLLINS’ PLACE —— om SS headtienateueientieee ee s Stee, " ~ Onan m ~ — - > — ee nm ene ne —— — te ~ aeoualieee —— laa Ate we f Ee ee a ee, Dundee Fz avo | | \WNKEES : GET : ‘Choun shi Asserts Fu, e ‘Ball to P ass on __ Racing Results and Entries _ 1 bre ene 2 Evansville Meets o Beat Robert F CHER AND =» Was Sick on Night Player Trade |) Mt Mani | jl} of Professional || | St LU. Tonight In Bout Tonigh =~ | ar ae Gia ee ‘ef ie? + a ' , "poms . . i AN INFIELDER W / tf Sto | -’ H | ¥ (Dubois ) : 8 35 | a Se 7 | HARLES PADI ; ch wae , : ss . 1] Oo. Or°rcirnetcves ai ° - Fir race , { - t , ad CO I) a, d | Deal ilies ‘lentes hienic oe ‘K heineton | ' lan oP. rico claiming. S-yesr-olde | ( C claims the world’s record . hc tae thay eek 4, RD EM CESAR Th be “ OT ade. na ey Ata Sag, Sera” ee ie 7 — a SOs oe Ss (ns a ee eee we ap o. . enn Pp NE NE Sd * kane x wine wrt Te Jo 2 Pred ¥ nl “ v " ‘ 2 7 Sama bi ea ~y 7 “ PMG Re AS gE ae OR IOS peat ia Ba) PA iy een ns : ; 2" ree z ‘aes “— ee se a eae, 5 Nae a a ; . t t e # api wn Pine Ra ; rani ¥ epgeneauane ! ; I FIRST RACE Six furlongs | dhl O »m 0 r r 0 Wii sah A Cha) (Walls a On) o.1 weedy \aighnsicteatpiitiia tt te aii ne the As#ociated Prews. B en G | LOS ANGELES, Jan. 14 ' + — eo deta mise tone ee 1 A ee (aS Seat) mK * tte HT oy . fees ETS eee = IP we * By “ a > ew he ie . “4 ae ae Pree a BERL a -~ 6 2-2 ees Mian ; al a ‘oe BRN. ne Seta e . - i i i i di i i i in ann den. CP BPP LPP LE LAL ahaa Lh Lm de Le dle Me he yp tee Se ee ee eo RY: us heary. ye Ry WP PN , *. i. ™ ae) ea. ae —— ee 4 on et A Rs ddebenn. © » re ate: 2 NERA pashan ee 8 tad ames 59 se Cae LL LL CE OS Et LON te oR — - + Senate eli gk kites an ah 0S ges ? ee ’ vv ‘ A aes 1 te) OU pare ee ge Paes Fer tee ae S28 iggy = * 4) , . ‘ ‘« a ) ’ Utilit Man, Had Been Told by Physician | te a ey i No mal 1 (Barnett . 11.80 650 « 00 eer way é; Basign .....:..% ; the Registration Committee of | Morehart, A ee : : | i a amt eee § ne {Ab 7 ,es 400 3.30! --409 Croud ; '’ 5 the Southern Pacific Association ¢ eneu Led Wine i Ger , al we er Lady : . ae Mot | ‘tomorrow at a conferenc t | Miso ran oN : att to Fight —— Writes There (Bee : = | e between THinb pact le | d-year-clds, 6 furioues mended by the National Associ- | developed, will op st. (Louis nediate championship W ; | ee a r¢ : ation after Paddock’s picture ¢ ,, ren _ as eS a is , : : (| University at the Billiken m " Joe Denies a tow ne | as No Great Difference | eee re ee | Howley, as to whether the contem- ! Gutete, pea!) (Walls) 2... 3.00 4.00\ La Morte , “ rtd weeks ea | oad ! = eee Doraborn .... 4 Overlooked a ifirr ’ r | z ; : ss e 4 - . irs ac £ ont > aati ries > ttle Visitor —e s rte | ee , c wor be ¢| wrapped around the husky pom 45a result of q deal between the! THE DAYS OF FINISH | ‘ ae cies Business Manager Bill Friel, the | Wash. Bluc Granite, Odd Sethe Second ei | Bird Behave “het brallage .: chon red Sarg. Btn se $) nt One wre one Wem, ee ; 4 oi aes ‘s —F Third race—Dancing Hoe |. Gad and Brilliant. Mrs. We'd Potter used nationally. The advertise- (| ing only to Franklin College. The Coma, Wash. wil] carry th , Clubs ' } oe , WAY —s o* ’ ’ ¢ @xp) League . : | from home since his recent tonsi] | 2w Evader, Fourteen Sixty, Flying | ,/0UTtD race. $2500 edded. The A. i | sive into action, with Duster John Grabowski, utility catcher, | ° es eres , operation, will confer to cdénsider/! ; niite: ee nee eee | ae which handed the 1936 Billikens oe and Ray Morehart, utility infield. | By Joseph B. Choynski. ae ae 2 4 #24 \the trade and other deals te re | A ‘ese roadway ‘Jone wickke +200 one of their few defeats and, in- knockout defeat he suf? e sent to the Yankees ir . a Be -. a eS eS pay ie t Havana. eed + - af | bw eee | i ered in his er ,wer = | CHAPTER XXIL. a ae s ¢?m |build the Browns. All parties in { . e first gamble against the Charg,§ exchange a oe he MONEE > ates ett catnnee | Cn”) | ae ol -« f°] | the conference realize that changes! ,,,. other: raining; track, : pac eee en the other game in the series, it Th battle scheduled: - fop 16 involved in the wanaanc tion. 7 i with “ad ee ae . ine acaertoe: us Weetae cone i ei aa 2 ee ‘h Navy ie! was the only defeat for Evanevilio m _ = . e Pe : > oi SOM ae) “ad , as Pe I 4 Mea Js ; 7 ] ‘ } 1 wo fuflon s: ww f : | — . - rounds, narked the supreme test Ray Schalk, néw | appotnted ias ecome a istic legen es 2 ; € want tc er ® ‘ re tr se WE ngs: oe Oy Pers : ge: eR. Bs t to make deals as mere res-. ; yrth 2-3 Irtoon ] tanton lj] e . as rhe a Demon. sade aoe s ,. “4 itures to the fans. eae ag r ir s€U1) ‘ 2-5 | broadway Jones and Benef! cent, ‘fdie Hour ? None of last years state urv believe. scouring the baseball world for (thie freakishly built black dwarf ode S$ ges 2 ME Meise thet chanie em oa OS) .. phase Oo PLU TI arm entry | 9 with the Bill’*-ns, the whole per- Although rir } i ‘ time for a #ec ond basenian was called was credited with beat- des en we cee 4 - ich nanges nius De Ping: , tne : ‘ aw, am 4 a - i i 'y pega and (Hd Slio. G. Collins entry. é 1 history revegi§ gome ‘ : BS See PE eS made,’ Howley sald this morning, i Bees, Perera. rand Vad aud Hopeless, W. 8. Heaton a e or e} t replace Eddie Collins. Ward ing a heavyweight. and Waicott } Pe “bat it would be unwise to trad | ances 1CF Six furlongs: entry made up of men of little egper- “a . ee for «f 4 ° tae ; o¢ “ , ae es e iC Fisé ; rade : er» Mie ‘ se H-i Cc 5 | . . e oe - ‘o come back after similar my tas been With the Yankees fo! x was known thereafter asthe “Giant gem Se See. away the best hitters and the most ‘Carlota ( Perni: ) 5 2 | a, 288" tor and Peter Peter. Greentree; lence. Coach Squinty” Hunter verses, Dundee's previous {mp rs. res |=| yee ce Bae tnt ee si ; o ' Y pe | Grabowski came to the box In ur battle was fought at the | P : Py - “Laer only ones the o fe , ramet | me s 3-3. Alewina, “Galusha, Fai wn Handicap, nd up. the deal that brought Pitcher Leo| Broadway Athletic Club New ! » . A yg Sees | We ate pe Pract pret hone agra Twine 1 agg ty A piheeeies io eee Demas dinal Owner Says After have been gained, the team loe- ; gir ee Fos ‘ B ioving iOWiy becau: we iD elon FOSS wee cece a bth eorTrges a ° te Followers of the Ralttmore Magee ae ah a ie Deas i al Dispatch Suggests Deal. . wetane he ‘plainir ‘ ae ! Associat inds So far as ! was fre a 4 Da ae tee the TY explaining his knockout Minneapolis American Association rounds O tar as as concerne ; [ae fee | ee elk ei et ie 6 : ime | o : as pre | We el ae -Howley said that even if a decis- . 66 8- Oi te cis shite — — neds mapa The squad has, however, one Va , in Roberts’ right hand durin battery, and also sent several apine-6i sion that settled matters for the , 1 © A t . Vraigmyle, Jot also ran irst two rounds tonight. his. the ers, including Johnny Butler, Who! remainder of the evening How } Save the show. There had been an git could be anfounced. ~ re PA, a ae. Se pore ne 4-yearlds | Brooklyn in exchange for Catcher | 'ouls U. and that ts tenacity, All |as players not originally figured in 7 ) — ETAUIN ar ab ar ahe| Mickey O’Nell,” said President Sam | the Mathews have shown tj , | l. the se nth 1d t ment.to go on with the match ete | + ee decision. epolie in the dea n roun Oo noi know sii ie 4 1] ee aNMogecary. ¢ *e est; yir)] : , yr te : r ire Rock ' 14 Blue 1h} | : nate a Walcott was undoubtcdly a re. | O'Rourke oftered me 75 per cent ot | ¥OUld be necessary to get approval Ftar (ii : -w igh. | Button ery SDancing Fool. 115| ing when asked if he had heard| that has provoked com . Backs and ge Si fi se 5 we a " - th oD Use Be S TUCRl GEVErIIEOMERE 7) G la h, Vand it : > boxing gi become & ™m Manager Howley, Owner Ball and | al cag me »), over Georgia Tech, Vanderbilt, hand of Eddie Roberts ¢ York and Chicago American /¢ is SS Bg Hie eo , hi vo D: lorar rom TAM New York : FIGHTS | a xe ARE all latter making his first business trip | Lave: Sites meing Mise Hogan. | try } yes SO Niet ia OR ag Fe ee Ue OUPth race—Policeman Dz ies |} ment has been withdrawn, he ; |? PDO PRL A OA A Pert’ Sate ® ‘ a; i a ge» "FI —— Y Gontion: v= te = a” ae . Fifth ract——S Pete r tempting to escape the one-ro 'B d cidentally. when the Billikens won 2) DFeadon Spikes the As® (tated Prope in the entire season. Tr) lounde e's 1} tle drive e. Obse rvery White Sox man: ot r. had been sonnel of the current team being 'few fi si ‘ few tigh ee who. have been al Bolton and Aregal. C. EB. Durnell entry. Killer.’’ é | “a , eo PS . ” = . 8 o) i hd ay: lland Q j r tahle en y. ‘ e has ly »4 awa A e ? eed fy. 8 Qe? 4g valuable players, and they are the Horvath . 3 ren ih pace, $1200. claiming, The O14 | Would Not Consider It” Car- 'd ; 4 ti “4 . 3 nome _ sive record has made him Lm 7 J-year-olds and OB¢ | ew me Dut no victories ite with him from the York, and taated not quite sever ee Cea se. P ; Yangum along Abd q even | ‘ee Zeit ag |GOnt want to make any mistakes.” . Ww) ate (K PES » OS BS 1-86 pier Sriish ...4¢5 Measilion and Washington a Sox paid a re-/it was over in the first 6: , ave eons ick dL. ab'y «ue to a slow start. mainteiyy Club in 1914. The Sox | 4 rst reund. for | lon were reache nN Marvin (Pickens) 3g de pel had , arac ‘that {f he survives the dynamins potted price of $50,000 for the star: ' got a wallop in the opening ses JOk CHOYNSAL | y. , anc uD. one mil ° and one-aixteent he: , | ns such a deal. ; —* Ag tenn - Bens ; an “ " 24M éeing involve . | anes Loc , sa oy ‘Be Pot - fowhorn Imo eae . t lege 3 fo Tr — gl inca Ba 4. “ Sid Sh did rot beat a hea vywe'cht or even itract 2 as drawn fesides | had up} 5. ed. _ a Tromp, gate, raps, Naporo tichelie 19. T a"... 110) Dispatches from New York car- 169 matter — —o cog ef ; : . 4 : ' ‘ ,‘? ; ° ° . - hig Py as ¥ rs 4 ss" 4 ¥ ee er wa . stecsatiog much attentionl t ide OW . light-heavyweight a fortent | GIGK' GAtt-2e | OKLAPOMA DEFEATS : oy al see ees 105 | roam Saeed rg gp oe agp cer ae piliveer % were as if th y had , Fenny ' met ese ; ' ‘ ' ‘ ; ‘ c ‘ } eee 4 r - e =, Or . OP? “on c ing ewnere. AS ES | Hafey, with O'Neil load as the +? é re we ee _ . vas only a middleweight is tr care of myseif aguihet Ww aicott ° yrenti¢c F aay | ’ | rr m j ig! wt ve WwW eathe c fonds ; track heavy. Age e & «low we oe oe " i. it. Aon't mind vy tea a ing heat. Only One Avenue Theater | that at various times, especially in| ©ven in my weakened state There DUAL WRESTLING MEET | | riest Kack—tine furlongs anor tg ns Mnrddiong| ‘ en.” Save Mathews. “but I don’t Bout Goes Liz nit Greenberg es nie aed — , allowed me “8 . : vr . r ‘ “9 : . rics "2 ‘ 14 - Te se ~ ’ pee fo See You’ FP. Bue Theater Sale i} Hast ot. a "ehas 8 if generally eup- | Athletic Club in he presence of “ tad , Ses go = ne yorrsewe. ote (1926 and who then worked in ev- | Louis last night and the new judg°s,_ pose aicotts fighting wetght Jin) Corbett and Tommy West |'9 ° ©! en a ery inn! the we 5 ah : Aggie syuad in the opening wrest- )ery inning of the world's series. > working for the first time in ‘South. wae 147 to 150 pounds. and it is; among others. refused to pass on ling match of the Missouri Valley Breadon asserted the club has | : 14 : ’ . ; " F , ihal ‘ f & ' Date hes tne Soo OS OU oo I Th is at his home in San Antonio. Tex.. ‘ NEW ORLEANS § "HES ron: ‘OTT «and i made a ota ted, and Crews took a decision on * ore . Dtagmrtcipah ene 'from the player. Snyder, at pres- '| anDeKne im6jent, le on the tneligible list be- } : a! : : Seeond fa allowances, 3-year-| but that no word had been received cs , Cliftord “Digger” Nelson, veteran | &. :, ; fail ul Hult rizontal- esti ye amin’ ae Lae ‘ines , : right-handed punch to the body to parent rey rsaj of form whieh re - \ ook ail, t ul was ! ls he} zontal ' WESTERN A. A U WI ‘ wm o ; . 4 ned hsp })) Th} { rae = F J i ' Surmmer after end the six-reund feature in the/sulted in my defeat by a wetter |) '** @ baby Brand plano He evade LL Fifth rac: ave Crest, Gatewood, Fricht. | 224 uD. 1 mile and an a: 107 ae tained from the Giants via the Clearance Sale | fourth round after having led on|weight It has never been my ai devoid of a ne z k Long, HOLD BOXING EVENT ful. Rowland's Request: Sixth race—Jaci ee 8 tid pote eg waiver route. | @ points in easy fashion. In ‘he semi- icv to offer alihis Any fig’ ‘er who | ruse iy arme cave him great; AT COLISEUM FEB 11 | Parke. ~wenth race— Rock | a, Riche! PU S s — ' ’ % Oo eg race ld The Cardinals for several years | 9 unal Clarence “Kid Shaulter. battled as tone and as aften as | reachi ing und punishing powe- | " owhormn, Heal Artist, Durnes year-olds and ul furiongs 3 | were trying to land O'Net!, but evi- | -. Beott Field middleweight, put Joe must taste defeat " was knocked VW nen | hw pulied his skui' down uUT)«- ; The boxing cha mpionship trials of _ — : “ ol ae ] ) — driven e-* eee 9 | dently have changed their mind ree | 4 Kilraine of Jersey City, to sleep in out at times. as any man would a der the protection of his huge the Western Division of the Ame- At Seminola. a * me ; Courageous eee )};| garding his value ; snd in a duel also car eee (98 — houl 1ere Wa little srarget!teur Athletic Associatio will ' Lia peat: na Marrone Y @ the fifth round in a duel also card-: taking so many chances When aaa es etsy ‘ ye a rer oS ice om tnnatos Feb. o- 1h BS Weather clear: track fast. wag. a Sere 07 | Hafey, shortly after the world’s | 5 ed for six ro und s. any iP aia i : XD + =,.00 . nici es ¢ lier | - a nai Li ‘ Sse Ul be ‘ ob Br the Asarciated rs Ra ewes Ato ' - i ger les. unde we ope c ; our Measure i : a iny two strong men face each | whan Waicott | robst, secretary, announced lass a e oe reed 7 “ eka ‘tiek” roel i rwent an operation for | — Morrie Greerberg of St. Louis other tm the ring anything may! — he figh ted | | Aigh | Geo. Kutian (Egioss) 2.40" ! en. | pes sinus trouble, which seriously han- | . : y sualy 7 re } a Bite : ei As the fight starte: [ou COn-+i “S, oO, BU a rie rt f+ tamer ohn i). «laine , 3 -ol % ion of real values. ... another a Vaamsmously juGsed the win-| happen. as, in the case already Pete , yold t travel along with} SSETRAMente ROVE stim | Pees of trey (ewe) _ikii:m mah UU | dicapped me Pe se 108s Oe Oe ct a big saving AT A STILL ; » merover Frog Vidal. Scott Field. in’ mentioned when Jack MeCormack | '2°"' ae ae ae interest in boxing to a hign . ae eS on ) 408, pecially in the world’s series, when | TION IN PRICE. | the third four-round prelim; Biliie ap unknown got through the sup moderate exertion. and at (he | degree, Probst said, predicting a P ane de Law Xounty Time Pi opin «hil °Mere : .* j} he misinudged several flies. : =: 6 4 S44 . + | . ‘ ae ~ POTTY of ti : 4a ¥ r { ! e ¥ “ _ . a ; — - : . 3 nree “* wil : ur . ; Collins, Scott F ield, With a weight posed!y perfect defense of careful worst Seep fron ok Piste hurt ut» new | ecord for entr e38. ; bi St aS 7 gigi I fer wr 7 3 Breadon caid he would gO South : ¥ x - . : ai a a . | 77 “ % ‘ ~— = hoa ¢ e ai > ' rect | ‘ar ‘ ims i} “~* ,—} ly , 4 * ’ ft wm ¥ . a@dvan‘age of some 15 pounds Kid MeCoy and knocked hit cola I qu} a8 spins i | iad unde rests | Sic 1 RACE-— + ie a x" ete J f : . ' with the first squad of players Oni = — . — ines > 3 ee a ee elie dectieaian . € ‘g ~ee’ vr" Frys i ee race . Js ‘it atee? e Ri " ' | | knocked out Willie “Kid” Dundee in one round eercon * abnormal Giants ign 1 Co egians. Maimonid ames), 3.60 2.6 od an & tartans | Feb. 19. ; ee . 4 i neti tie tore at me with a Ry the \esocia ter Prem, Lz M iat TROT) ) " =i) a * ney K ¥ Drecdet ~ . ‘ : ee ee ee roup I Bey Fast St. Louis oe in the And while 1 never took the pains 3 tedadtis ond tx tae Met ae vane 3 | Sees Seni | joral ; ioe Asiveston ! : -On\ in’ 0 t Ss d rr lit . ‘ “int + : on ° ch a j N FZ ’ iD JA. - t COi- : f ’ ee tit. 7° LijOTrTe ‘ “le y ‘ {,% ‘ — d oO er Coats ‘ 1 d vane ] - ane ry : ; - m to ‘ xplain the W aicott dae feat j find _ neht me with 2 looping ea a ‘- : a , yee t “~ i Ass A oa | ¢ j , 1 | . : , ‘RICKARD SAYS HE MUST 6f our und and née cCuUuPrPLaIn- ¢ f+ a — ” . be sg 0 se lg Sasgm es ee ne — sve” “a ' 4 _ =: a ¢- Pace , : | as : Hecessat now to set forth the, * oF : t. ‘ ‘ - #3 eae anes "mie e es ¢ s Son - e | a : = = rer Be 4 areti ¢é6 , ; , si overhand right to the jaw that alt mer University of Virginia star, and - Sag WR | PROTECT HIS INTERESTS rete a » ra a. ‘ 7 rowuneae 4 ‘ ig Yaiser. also carded for r rounds facts N orte f the University } SE MINOL A sec RATCHE: S. rventh race $1500 claiming 7 n a | NEW YORK, Jan. :4.—Promoter ; - —_ knockout hw WMikea i: hut mt} ‘ a eed All Wool was won by a K cKOU by Mik While training for the Walcott | ; lorida, have been signed y th ac Admirer. Carbone DeHar.iotae and up 1 mile and one-eighth *. | At. rst ? . Serbian, Air Mail, Sam Landers arlan .. ‘Hanky Kice . Tex Rickard will inetet that the HIKE h RABY” in Tuo Special Groups a ?; ’ we ‘ . - 6 es «? Amn " 2} heineg foath mn ; : lroild a g£ecaor § COU! , Age “or y a“ ‘ a . : vi . ; ot eit & ‘ rn a indbrdstghr®. , c @7ri rée pp € tig airst round. the pair being feather against a post injuring my side. | ‘° ay ore we Holland joined the Reds last sea Bs. Fourth ra . Gaopimig _ + oe ‘inder which the Madiosn Seuats d o 4 yf Lo ' 13 =} ti 132 ‘ ‘erul ™ ; , a . ; 5 > wetehts. Thi | ued | Gites r Or the first ti in in bt wae let ont {thant ftria Itt € ' niS aggravated a cold 1 had and cpg ;, our witnout trias aco—tL' Eclair tice allowance claimed “ g ie 4 i ; ee Emmett Rvers of Decatur refer- alae it into “flu.”’ my fighting career | Was on the ter, pitching for a sem{i-pro team iGiit fee akaes cee > pag or cake ie ke mane oxele, = ee 6 while Hunter BR. Keith an@| . . : jverge of quitting How | manag+ed@/in an exhibition game, Holland | . Hoyses listed. | Met | crown trom Quic eet again by Harry Klie, ‘wo of the at a) n ’ Dice r , +h ~ - re 7 aes s maiill) ° . Tier, urs ; ¢ - . my physician, Dr Francis Me- Pigntery Be. . wel a ae ae hased from Bloomington, Hl., and | BROWN’ S SUCCESS uiicaus "a in ee eth rie e ac mn iinin ak. cee | Laid up for two parte by | ar $60 Values linols State Athletic Commission | a* jidges. judred the houts. About Namara of Chicago now jai! get sick For the fighter. who piys! ganforq Hambe catcher, obtained | zg ee ee oats in this group are made of 866 + “ 43 5 jis = . e * = , . on tau, 19 . 4 os ‘ . . “pte . ‘ bi@ igs Leinit _ fal + , : + 4 - Tunney. ‘The ran who gets the of fabri ics that any man weald +t ¥ Witnessed the fichts. physician of the Cook County (('h! histrade when pliysicaily be! from Norfolk last season lso hav eee, ae ' , ane we ite | By the Associated Press. shot with Tunney will have ¢ of rheumatism or neuritis the ¢ — este sad ; . »* To seis an ie s tne Aiagactor ai nat 19697 « ean Ate ‘ oe ' ~~ o, al I ome I 4 -> 8 . . . iiey roia Vv e Ae ree ere’ « body and weight to the Cazo) ail, wired Tom (O'Rourke par if iean — eT Signed iv Contra 8. ate was bg hig - ' . iret _ , claiming. 4-yéar-lds to box for mea. I did not eftart thie | ‘8 Canadian writes . bd h 2 iot only Walcott’s: man In OTs) Zz my fight with; oe nn it 7 ' of q F ] Yr | *k | + ee ee he ‘6 RPG Ral . Wades , > Bis ° carrying the famo ‘FOr tm ni, | ik Crest - | : rm . , both foreign and domestic are e Vv 9 ager. but manager of the Kroad Walcott. it should also be torne tn F octball Officials Elect. of Brown University through i sai iountein Side O87 Supnu sheath al. = ~ ) ' 7 np . ' , , ts ; of las He” Bell Fo eRe LHW De nosy vceed elim } 7 .. ’ —_ ~~ «me _H d R jway Club that | was in no condi | mind that | defeated at least two’ 5:., Goula (West Point) was| defeated seas gy rage lenn ” _ 7 —— ea oxing V tion to fight men «h eat Walcott Frank arecteg president of the St. Loute! That, at leas hig oo SB pr ron cba ROCCE EROD 0 10 | tant ' of POTTING! es ss webrs 402 Jiun Cony doe e Boorman a corey -f S (FRourke urged me by Wire ta' Childs ard Tommy West “ootball Officials’ Association taet rery Suit and Overcoat tai- * epresentative of the highest nship that heve made “Bil?” en OE ee a re en es | Night at the annua} dinner held at i ¢ i i] ; like a baby. But one bottle of $1 will Be Repeictedl: if Governor ~~ So sn nm it Sl LP LOLOL S } a " the Unive rsify Club. Gthae offi: “Te { "rT if es Da un 7 — — : ; 9 £ one! ’ ; y x le V Vv oe t] Liniment put me on m Smith’s Recommendation | LAST NIGHT’S RESULTS | TONIGHT’S ENTRIES AT | somwed eee Tons arabe (carinii Fee Soe aon aatit the tnet tin cond race, $700. claiming, 4yearot 1 OUT THEY GQ | _ Sloan's gives real he rotners. College) vic presicert, | * en ae ee “ener Bees : ’ aha uD haat c | Is Adopted. | AT ‘MIAMI DOG TRACK | MIAMI KENNEL CLUB Cari Kamp (Washington ©). secre. four minutes tay ‘th st | tenes : 300 Pairs, Regularly of muscular pai hie eee a ; tary, and George Kalkman. (St * ee on ” $4, $5 and 9 — a ON a eae =e tae Peat-t ispatch. | Speacia: to the Pret. Dispatch. B rys z Lote } ay é } 2 j names to ts board of directors apr and ‘tming and niet you ave : tle ie = , —_ ns GET OUR P ICES gackle the job in earnest r0., Mewville Ceres. W des Sight Shade a meeting last night. The new di- | 2 oe or two on the squad, yeu | Mies Mabe J1k Planting Cook tus ON PANTS TO MATCH ' roved it yesterday when eels Rid lewvible Clinker rectors are Herbert D. Condie, Fm i|ieen. « 4, toh eeping ut Be oy in hoe ES Whe accepted 1 _SPCOND RACE: eat os oh : doe r ae} : | inte . Coreen , 4 YOUR COAT , } P . r} : FY 2, ‘ f ; ) é a : > I on t rer & ~* Ti “” . i" >. ad | ef ,¢ 3 > - : : 5 ° P| ‘ " . o . a YF i ; o. ©: ‘ —s ~ — ee . ‘ ' j ne Miss Cal iahan -. . 8.40 4 20 Oakland Oal Patrimony | 32 G if aie : ! 6 i» ad “a Tj pec ctw 4 | a & . “ype Mrs. Knapp said. “It will p oe rb riune and Recount aiso 2 ees T Cc L E VELAND, O lan. ! ‘Trie | Viin | } e hew rie ale" 7 ~~ o . ‘ fan } the) é farieng . ‘ ; iar oy ON *1 ? . nae, ’ r be . 1 ee SO neta elite tie nh o~ then, being a college twroman I am m RIN ey ee ..7.60 8.90 2.8 Ost a Jk Sain Seton | ———__— his fight for vindicati Strong for athletics of all kinds. Tf 9. 99 oe | che ty Witch missioner K. M. Landis 3 mm "te no reagon, why women shouk Preston Brook. | George Von Elm, National! in: ne was imp “ 3 tr) “7 ¢ ‘ ’ J : : * ‘ se s* th ; is “ 4 ; ' = P Of atf >A } . 2 : .. ra . Yiaes Tt? Z ‘ HO liter nO ‘ en , ' . . ee} - ; as % in a . " " _ om TY @» . 4 4 Aig mr, * @cend boxing matches and I n x a , agape teas fee oe Cham Onl Amat ibae ogg Bion ae " a , where! pe | ° hana ‘ , i : ; part si@o Tat : 3 wrt pion y eur in This wae tnA ateai ie r + fy Ps : ; ? - .. mn } : “% i? ¢ . é P -_ . . ood . : he = Ss b seuss . ; ‘ f . ye 2 : ita MAce men ¢ Lr} 4 iiia : 5 a ‘ P rd Sf 3a : ite the proper thing to do M inet: 17.80 8.80 4.06 . Halear hs F $2500 Team Competition. rey ee and i . O — ess OF —— ~~ . = > -_ * | . . a r ’ ’ " he ' ieee ‘ pe 3 er ‘ f £ ; $ f .. rd r\4 x : "3 m “8 Much so as seeing a ball een Wan lu 3 . OO event teenthe f : _ for the time being, at lea ewt | eta | acing or college athletic) Time a eed eee Tae alee) Rnock'of! wee By the Associat~d Press othing further would be Gone in icuos ee | *A Beeome Mer ; Formerly . : : ‘ 7. F* “ : : “i Pa ‘ _ t} LOS ANGFE-LES. Cal... Jan 4 ’ 7 : 4 : if . } pe fhat Land? i ay 4 3 7 ‘ 2 ita | Thirty-two “big guns” of the golf. ntarily e : : ing world, alf professionals with the exception o one, George Von treet Corner | chance that br the iis around Mrs be Secretary “ It ts expected if the eisiat ure adopts the Governor's scommendation to gbholish the Boxing {omn Selon, Farley will Entrances” champion stteeccssssassnanencs ~~" DS ae ~~ Renensneenediliinetemeeeni es > 0-newe ran. Scratched = Seeus iy fe artful Lienr were paired today in 18 holes of rnament + Fat ; c ‘ champion- “? * etter 4 po: , . -s , 5 ; , ah fartio ‘a ; ’ ana , ‘ ls i aie ialasie 3 *ppointed head of the Boxing rime. 34. ick » ad lalderee lasey Destin on Be, $500 of which spr ens Oe Hapy: ler and Ned ¢ : peg yy us goes to each membe f the high FAIRMOUNT CLUB TO Ssitss; 2.40 TSr en'h rac JDe-q r a aes _—— ts oy a» — ae — De _- ? % f ¢ - am. is at stake for the profes rr llama ACeICEDS AT Ss IOWA PLAYS MICHIGAN Pr f sor ie i + 3.00 ¢ ip pci QD ae ee sionals . ; Maes ted possession of firer| ER | | & ey IN BIG 10 FEATURE Rat ful Girl se ) . . Ke . | “, ' Sor Gunns Whiff Boy 5 : Bobby Cru! -kshank of wew Fork. MEETING TOMOR2OW niace tn the Seuthweetern Tillnote | all ADDRESS 7 » the Associated ffle, || vrile Sethe and Billy Phileot wine as Wee te Los Angeles Officers and the board of direc- High School Athietic Assottation'e | UNION LABEL ® | oo , By * ate Press a)« ; , ’ : $10.00 pen was paired » the Jias S : ser heats | tenet ata sennant goes ts the! : | : : te a aa aa amen ted Pr play with John Golden, ellow 927 8 e named at the an- | winner when Coach Willtas. | Sizes 6 to 11 t Frazier» Faet &t. Loute High Sebo! | offices ntet. entertaine Coach Larson's! Incomplete lines. : % +. - 4 a abet “4 Re! orn . n . , Tea tT Yh e Wi : former " ; .? bd 4 ii 2 ae : t « ‘ ‘ : ehampi ‘ ° ow Califarnis filet & ; , . . . S | . Sled oe Orig ifialily was echedc- “TENTH "RACE: ‘ ie To? n hampion b ae Li:fon ia x 10! x J ; ote anh ne [nu wen three gimes ene ts of men's Oxfords and ost uccessf x3] ailo ed r tomorrow night, but if vase ++ 2 ae . gover: rmhHers were Johnny Jonea, #180 indies , ? igh ’ ri , j be « a2 . st : . i. ¢ Z “ " . ae SG " * s ‘ ‘3 ef yd / ; ' . 5 T r 1 ed Up a day as Tow ais dedicat- . om ** , Leresrs LOuUrnhamen: enions “a> Wash 24 Gaye of Chicago: Joe; °*** ' se tmoha 7? Pre ther conference contents | thee ‘"“™€ ite new S500 ane Pe; ns » i ‘ ‘oneree -} rs ' la ; ; 3 r $8 hol Sa , - tai Bli at the } ne Stwrwe — ; : a ™ Ph ate a © 2 Limit, F or a = a . ; rey . oat ron rk; Tommy Ar- arr es ranage r neduied. Granite City playe pass to a customer to fiesta } mA i : ‘OUBe anno i abou: 3 ALG . " Mmotir. Wasehinetfan 2 winner of . e ' +4 . ‘v ; ville a¢ Rettertile FAwar wit? fer the sur. Washington. D. C., winner © ha ~ sre stander 6 Gevitte vent dealers from pares “BILL” McKNIGHT ADaa4 towneman ‘on Elm a. F at meetine Y etnckholders to : ' . - ’ ’ _-~s ‘ ’ . titors w! he on hand | it! urs “ibe + &O) . 3 sills we rs mou TA ~ * . ~ a , : rid- =~ 7 . J 7¢ , 7 gram of sports i! “RPRCIAL MATCH na Pq Be the recen? $250¢ Long Beach open; , P 7 ar * . Pe ted ; Pa ‘ | Fe tT), € *“s + Otrd Rite- ans Hawker yes. fii 2.40 outi ‘is ner ree | inclie an ir > tot wer ge sari ‘} the “iene and ) new probab’ eetea Jerseye tile Jerecy- ene share the lead. each havine | xis 3.90 cut! ind 3, while James nosed owt Dime: Bill Mehihorn of Chicago and E@ expect will be known proba - tive > We games without a reverse et icens Rez Oneniiidet site ran. Rich, Chicago, 1 up Dudley of Oklahoma City. week.” hester Biltmore %

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PAGE 36. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Ne ee Pp + 26a. ee QUADRANGLE CLUB GIVES | ° | cak. Recripis 4 cars: fowls 21@z5%ic:| == SPIRITUALISM ON NEW YORK MARKET Kee Prices Advance—Geese Aré, $1 ver dozen dressed equabse 70a: mal 38ce. Other produce unchange — | Diamond. All welcome. (c100, | {ne pacer. | dear {athe ANRUAL CONCERT AT ODEON : | Local Exch land dark @0e Lower on CHARS. | FROGS--Jumbo $5: medinm $4 ft) Boston Wool Market. l'reezing Weather Fails to Prevent | | ene ar re { ST. LOUIS BUTTER, EGGS AND iL $3.2 : a £ ; , z | ‘ NEW YORK, Jan. 14.—Opening advance . LOUIS ° GGS ND| ‘ta 3.25 babies $1 30 per doz , Crowd From Enjoying Di ,;On continued favorable British trade re-| POULTRY EXCHANGE, Jan. 14.—Eggs; RARRITS $9 51 24 fosen ee ; BOSTON, Jan. 14.—Trade in fine ter- tthe Pay rt, Fen : versified Program. ! . | } ports with further increase in Liverpool 'were 2'4c higher at 42c; geese unchanged | _ NEW YORK, Jan, 14—Live poultry! Titory wools comprises the bulk of the ) naw. Ad ifather, Lele ; ‘, . The Quadrangle Club of Wash-' | @pot salcs was toitwwed by reactions in the | to Qc lower at 15c to 19c; leghorn hens lc | Weak; broilers, yy express, 35@40c.| business in the Boston wool market, but ieee | : JP Ma f : LB B LU ‘ j cotton market today. Rather more South- higher at 20c, ‘SHE poultry steady; prices unchanged. | steady movement in fleeces is indicated D E A T H S Funeral from the rel Rea hier Oi cieue tian ington University gave its annual ; eae ame 4 ganas bat “ee gpd 2 7. eee real- | “Commission houses paid the following af ORK. Jan. 14.—-Butter firm; re- | pore pulled i en are ov tgp uD somewhat, | St. Louis avenue, Sate ; a ' + a john F ' see 3 | izing or liquidation while there may ve | , + rious articles: | ‘S98. Creamery. hiche ex-| ables reporting a cent or two advance - ae Vierling. . Despite the impediments of freez- : " 7 | a ee BB need ee pot } ae i: lesser | Or eet FRR eee f gy RR to mH ‘wie musica” tetai at ts ofa no | n t, Ksirns ‘Cago f — , will take pl ng , . , ' ir- | ras: ag 2 [9 OWwer, marc nie 3U0TTER -—- Creamery extras DUC, | nat “hi 24 2c. Eggs steady; re- | bors - CaN ‘Vit l dae . | =e rs * ing weather and icy streets, a fair- | on Street Car Crow ds; ing around 13.16e and July 13.66c. Fe. Lit, ae firsts B88e: seconds 36: is 20,731, Fresh gathered extra | With the bulk» held at $1.10 or betters, | BAGBY—Entered into rest Jan. 13. 1927. BATDORF~ -Entered inte Pc of 1 bi ” sized crowd turned out and greeted . SSO0 Safe Robberv Active covering shortty before the clos@ iq, 4 packing stock, 2lc. , LArsts. 4514 @ 46 8S; firsts. 441% @ 4440; Mrench combing wool at $171.05: lf) Jennie H. Bagby of 755 Bayard avenue Jan. 14, 1927. Bow i on Pus 38 iS rae ty the colle ate musicians with en- > ' -, J ~* | brought about a general advance. ict CH EESK——Northern twine 25 Cc: ain | Stoage, Choice 37 44 @ 30c; prime, 356@ | blood seperally at $1@1.02; three-eighths beloved Bete « o! the late ‘i holmas A. Kagby. father of Claren ~ ’ Patdort 1] B.. : rcay, a nent Chareh. | 6 ; Futures closed firm, 9 to 14 higher.| we, 26¢ tonghorns 26%ec: daisies 26¢ | 37c; fair to good, $34@35 lhc: nearby’ and {blood at 90@92c for choice lots. and} ,_F'uneral from Fred M. Williams’ parlors. | Charles us aie hel] Pee Baar eer: | Negro stole a pocketbook contain- HOG PRICES HIGHER % tit a $15.00 $ 45 one porenerel from Hauck oS Pha ah Value.... $734 svuth, Grand Oo i SS ; = 15. at 2 Dp. imAnamt-~n The American men and women) ing $3.50 from Herman Berger | AT NATIONAL YARDS Wm) | SER LARA | [ETAL Da-Beds that open i . ew ve y ' yas >. , wae bres Mie must guard constantly against kid- | $901 ~T7estminster avenue, on an. ewe b ts , sae > , " se + | i a al ; nev tro hle because we ofte ear too | Olive street car and escaped from EAST ST. T4&st8. 41.. van. 14.—(Unit- -_ he Js ee} much rich food. Our blood is filled! +,,. car at Olive street Rs Da TR, | : Hog: receipts 12,5uy; lle to xue higher; ° Ch into full iZe li k . 1 panty ge £ Berger chased him one luad; buik 160 to LY) 2 “$1Ze 11nK spring » dcgenen sient a : Ae Sv aaeens - Papen a -~ 7 - 7 beds ,at only $7.45, ~ and Jef- ed States Department ot Agriculture.) : oe . oe ‘ ice | , J with acids poem the ache strive! rarson avenue. | cen So ae : = atte . ; >. . > , © ra 4 > | ry rs es ed : e oO ‘ « q.: : . P Girne e eo Tiites out; t ey weaken from over | but he got away. Mrs. Mollie Eff- +t ear an. 2 .3U: 190 1 1) poun $20.00 $ 95 — es ps ak), weet . aw, Ae te - ; P eels , , V alue ‘3 é , sedoretagtea iivsaw, mL aieeainss » - ai j aes ee ihe ssseet lidney trouble, bladder weakness | Z..5; packing sows 2Ooc to S0e higher; | Proved Saf b li . ee $1 00 Cash ye ; , |taining $32 and a pearl and sap- vuk S10.00@ 1075, Hes € by millions and prescribed by physicians for ; . . , ‘ ° ; : otten relieving bladder. disorders. and ran. Rich and Young gave Potato Trade ts VM ul—Offerings ala oo, Vereen : | MN] 4 Md . a, “ > » » . } ; pate. 4 Ce ete - = a i o _ Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot chase but could not overtake the : _ Are Moderate, 3 | - 7 nit, sineteeens injure, makes a delightful efferves. | thief. p nats LOUIS PRODUCE ROW, Jan. 14.— / 7.) ; ww wis . . + od Olato” suppliés were moderate, The de. 7 . mm. Sarvurdsey, Jan, cent lithia-water drink and belongs; Burglars knocked the combina- Mand Was wght ana trauing draggy, partly _ .# hE and wiegmusens Os the office of on account ~~ jveather. Prices were ta Buuday, Jan. itt. at 2 Pp. oi. vy - : » ° j ‘ ~~ ’ | Stier 6 : ? se % as make a mistake by having a good! the Lambert-Graves Automobile included: 100/sacks Idano rusict burbanw ‘ . & bea. 0b. 4 = mee oe nidney flushing any time. | Co. at 4574 Manchester avenue and =. 5. No. : "$3.05. Jou sacks Muinesot;, Weduesday, Jan. : ; nuit ” - oun: hires, U. 8S. No. $2.6 arlot — . jtook $500. A burglar stole $12 sales, track invoice: ] Sait Rann owt ° ° “a . e a 4 ila | fron s r : burbank, U7. 8, No, $°.00- 2 bar 1a. | N fe fajierio aw aint Sfandiacdd ) the trousers of Tom _— Stone, russet burbank. U. Sie ae Ls: er a | S a T In as ft Fou Cental pat I iy. Ss. . $? BQ 4 al Pe hic 0 — 7) . eyes use ,last night. Stone rappled with: ,..'! + eatagte viaccess , . . . to ob? Casini s te } & I Pp burhbanks. $°? Sih: Minnesota rurals, $2.60; ; ; sj VW egie@iut.J ST. UL ‘ or ’ 9 i ; ‘ {) ( ei A THEATE "3 ae et North Fourteenth strect, | wes iment seunessn Bice ti R CITY was robbed yesterday afternoon of ,,.!";. muti” wenticke puetie. Be on for Six Years Gives Out So | . “ ‘VO. >; home-grown red nansemond, 75. § ives me time a] f ak ] f b ‘ qq Das ben | SO tor m Ing water co Ors, for motor Oating, travel = caer: aoa bee ~ r} ; 10 fa? »! , : : . oh > er-: aw, si aint alhner whlu showing motion pictures, legiti ‘rovernment liquor prescription | tirm Cabbage trade was limited « on; ; > ae er, C Se ar eK: ‘Ol Orage " . ; | ind eges in cold storage we: Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. | oon == : eS ee 3 ; === = ew 20hbt sacudi G1 weids in the system so they no long-|Y@T4 on Spring avenue, a man VEGETABLE MARKET | wethcheyer re : de, @ ean it in every home, because nobody ean ‘tion off the safe in . unchanged. y's smal! lo* sale : A > @ic2a. wii. tty Husvand ve ines ; ADVERTISEMENT | 5632 Enright avenue at 11 o'clock Idaho round white. } the intruder, but he escaped. Wisconsin rurais, $2.50: Idaho russet bur- | 7 }.' banks, $3.05 and No $2.15 and rm ral M B , ~ae We ’ 7 Ty pee °. 2. $2.19 and turais; Mr, Barn Who Has Held This Posi- William D: C ll d 30 ildings ey Wester Oo Fias Me is FOSsi- iam 17, Urowell designs 3Q-story bu ings, Dut he fin : hb bes tl cet line, an emergency kit containing sur- 25: Bermu a ~~ . ; ; . - © ow); ; da, OC; nancy hie ie . | e St. Louis now has 112 theaters gical instruments, medicines and 71 °° $1; yellow. 7dac per bu box, ee nteresting Facts. | ‘ and several kinds of invention Re ® P : ‘ erere. -t r ayette St., who has lived in st. | formerly called Hert ice ‘ust | ¢ ‘ | | . ferb Juice, just Telephone, Railway Exchange, the Cahokia Power Plant, the new ne : A Nit ainKa ER Entered i — pom wer de, Dh ees re hs ane a (Sain woe ty te vr Sree Pe atte) 10 REEIP SAD AiR ce Solel ate aS “> reads hee ieee Se cel wtheoial, Vf, ~- 2 r= [-— f— rx c> % ~ ee. 5 Ss oe | * va oa: ee £ wees SOS Oates tneerenes 5 BAA Set Shee eter On teacreeesse, . vulk tat eves S86: culls $2 a 3.50. Ss fs & r= : ip z p a > 2 7 s @ » ae i 4 °F) se a ; = L f BiNADi—Asic® p in i iiieiaaetiecaniatai i a a | kw Wat. Bt 2. 0v Dp. iUevatd Us S one , - } > | . nian = ¢ ' ow tive tissues clog and tne result is | nue was robhed of a purse con- vt=ranle vO to tdu-pounud piss ARGE ne f P es | F oe Cees senuine red hay aivaly Oestbety+ When your kidneys feel like lumps: ear at Twent¥-second and Olive ers 50e to (oe lower: heavy caives 50c N 1 ° ej,e ms lower: other classes steady: common and eura 21a O S Neuritis ‘ Lumbago | N . ; | : | N ; | Beautiful : b> linc Uv asev aru, } : b t b . } . ki l ‘ gp AL Deavy Car:Veu tray 8.00. weather is bad, begin drinkin 8 | 5, if . f of good soft some ‘oops “Monier 'eob H. Rupp of Parkin, Ark., while wound lateee irom local sheep bars ) 8 ate : e RE ‘ - . aroun 2.40: three loads 8&0-pound D E i { : — sari= ‘ iree a poun O he was on a Compton street : i'viipped Jambs $11.25: fat vearlings &S T AFFECT THE HEART 12 & MARKET ST SE : | : ad | , , S.— 206-8N 12ST IESE Wall Pictures’ are ff in a glass of water before breakfasf ; ‘ Mire Charlies | ' : = = : : vesterday afternoon. Mrs. 1aries | Larger Stocks of Poultry. ‘hi ; Surana mehiert, This famous salts is made from the | end Mire. Sefan a | hand in cold storage Jan. 1 than on day, J@. 19, ab _& Dreras » om fiuaeVeawd wa Lalla (lie «aVeciliw® Be isn f.0LUW OO —akic Waki), aha Out The office of Dr. Charles Harrell, z. Lneries end . Celery market was steady. Lettuce wa: this number 103 nre moti a ; oo 5 itis o are On pic- |} Washington boulevar al ‘ Pe F . Raa ary er : | vard caught a QUOTATIONS. Mr. Barney Wester of 1416 La-!the true facts about Herb Extract, | : Bion a La - ture houses, robber tn the kitchenette of apartment at 2:25 a. m. today. T : , | 2 I tod yy. The ALI IUALUO »¢ KAKS Cantornig $0 ie Louis, Mo., alb his life and who is) Ket in touch with him, as he has Mi ‘ aft P Tim B ] , Missourt Pacific Building and many other notable Structures in St puemuay, van, LL. : . Knickmeyer. Of the many retai i : ail furniture , “y Sige ae ? man hit him over the he: = OU ber wtozer . ~~ is c 1éaé ith «lL ~s “oe J ' " 1 + pan SE Sa stores in St. Louis, the Prufrock- |'mop and escaped ASPARAGUS | shio naskets % dozen known to thousands, says that a 7 20 ne Just as ativertised ' Litton Furniture Co., Fourth 1 |) er | unches, $5 tu $B a and knows a lot of others who sa Louts. ie. U, 4 : ani AKT HOKE $3 you are ji : y ] nnickme yer . it kK a - Cailfornia : Pees the Same thing. q : ? ’ i Lontan Helen awd os we deni brotuer ot Ley Funeral Saturday. Jan. le ea fate | dal SP — Pte iat thank ah 7. Fee te paths Reda Pe ER aE BRR OE Cee. see aie : P wre J by r AMS f Ry Oe oe 60 wi : $2.25! [ieccengerennns : = : 3 | “Ly fr om ’ ‘Le ' : . “ em 4 St. Charles Streets, is one of the |! FRUI So per box, and 4 voxes $1.50 to few who handles furniture excelu- T MARKET BRUSoK LS “Pe ay ™ + B@iilornia iu ie . Re ae Mo Soe, : ty . sively. Specializing on one sin- {| Cold Weather Hampers Local Ap- | “kets. texas vuncnea $120 « 914) (oe eee — ee rs Speers | | a ee ce Ub he gle endeavor for the post twenty ple Trade. pod oe basket; home-grown, 60c ner | eS Se SRP: gemma Ne ) ! Se a " 'o VeinGle Cometeres vears enables the fe 7 ST. LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. gan. 14.— ewe aes x i : sea eco . ; . . riday OF fi combmaticn grade. $1.50. | AKL S-— Home mrowr fi ae & ae Sacks ogg Ss ge ee. | = . Saturday — CLEARANCE OF Near es sigs S to SL.06 mee ees Rees tiie 2 Or uk ana ee | as rom dear sister of Walter and $3.20 to $3.50: orchard run, 2] res to $3: baaske & “: “ aye o. “Be: Shs ua i “se . eee : * refer ‘ j ul of : ii ” .f gr. Mec Helis alia . fo ‘ months and 2) days a ;, Th EROS ee ee EY sg I hd eet nto 2 BY Se per box; Texas, 90c to $1.35 per bushe] from, Siroot & Carroll tua al FLOOR SAMPLES—20° Enc, || et See ee ee ; ee +: ; . ee | to 50 jo Bs ‘ Ri. leits tuts os rt el ERY - California. large prem se oR ae Pee : 3 i ™ as ? Ke BREE, es i 3 “% | by uctions, gTifties iG See to 4 No ¥ $4. “6 tu $5.50. vunchea washed thc on ; ee a 3 ees age: Rey SS eae f “he * | h = 4 Pees: BOON we ng a .s ‘os By +S a . i O enZo ern . . ! — # ee et frid es Dahon wets. Nae a es : . Oe - ; 2 eeaitira; ge avenue. Inter paar i. ne BR ee Lemetory bunera! private, - oonshining! | 4f &: aes e aby q 927. at - Atel Ainge we iy critvree wv. iden 50 New York fur tumitr, aiid #1 aan ay, dan. 13, J ge » Krueger (nee Billet) “aiufal Biidge dvenue, bele late William . er ve ey he eye AE ay pear Pe ate teen Bn A grade ereeninee -e ag? Q's { ty Bx rerteet $8 wo inrrave $2 te ~ AULIFLUWER — Califernia 3 to j Cranberry Sasenian” were neon * ag th $° 50 per crate: Texas, $2.25 to $2 50 per “a Bes D Se a e: ; % : x f . ngod Kes ‘ 5 a " a ra tue! “ me ot x» ss ras . . = “ > + OR a ADVERTISEMENT the market was about steady though de. CX TI RD GREENS : $e . 4 a ae ~ Hoe mand was limited per barrel . ~NS—Louisiana, $4 Ba K; PRS ts Rie Se ah : i | U ec S Op 1e f ‘Mre. Su W hiittlen ti ae vrder Aah | 1 pt UMBERS Florida % bu pawpe: | Breer eo x Bae ax, Re ee aes | —h f d re ay to top ang in tobbing way loose 4% @Be ver |b | a tee Eee $475: Wlorida © = Rea tes ey Sem Soe Re ee 5 | | : : a Uu ry agents } > 9 ‘ Wee eee a a The final decision has been read wouldn’t let him q Sehwe et and ventral e & Erandinother, great-«randaeo “ ? je conearaian ee wav $5 2h ne: | GaP ANT Flori: 1% tunes sate | saa Siok See Sa ’ e a . ¥ . i . jaa > a Jy . = 7 ight Coughs in 15 Minutes KUMQUATS—Flortda 12% to 18- of |“ Laeteriee’ ra writer has been to Leavenworth : = oe — Mb LUCK Arizo . oo “Cw Belhichem Come : cenustent night coughing is usual- | ““ijees—vomeiean $1.80: ver (00 $3.25; Callfornia, $293 per cate? | | ee a ee : a ended the married life where he interviewed Galen Elder who} KURRUS— ae hea se of Prince Eitel Frederick, second is serving time for making moonshine |} aN Torn P ly due to causes which cou LEMONS ' ce tea gh syrups) MONS — California $5 to 86 r o ‘ rev stuns : ripe a medicines do not toucn. | Si enelinlas cae agp ™ iy forme GY ee 84 OM. 9 gee ee OY | aN a | ner 7 A remarkable prescription known as ‘alifornia $2 to $5.°5 ee i 0 265 an KALE Alabama tacke $1 AS ae reo Oe ‘ , son oO ormer m i ; | ! t ? mt boning Watking on ce ener S| “PEAWA Watts tee, Se) wg : nw aged nies = Wil whisky. .Elder tells an astounding |} = # ‘etia dmlth, and wrecker te inciple oe 1 ' | 3 FEIET ’ "SHROG: Tt t. a Sa 4 A 7 s- “a a ° * s ‘ Phe. 4 H -* vtrester ~a ierent ae goes direct to the). SAW HERRIES Fancy Florida net VSHROOMS Ilinois. 40¢ to 60c | pee tae a. : | ; ¢ is the o 9 termina story of how certain officials charged | cruidather and unele, aK euuse, an iS guaranteed to stop the — var | e R .. sndiana 3 lb baskets $1.75. i 5 . ee a | tion O 4 union “= a, i ‘ rs ; ; oarel etubbornest cough within 15 As T eh al | ate tons. ad atlobe, $2.25 to $2.75; 7 | of ii : 4 » W ich for dra with “law er.torcement encouraged ye or" 3 5 See TG cate ae he that's | Turpentine, Flax, Linseed jana 480 ght-g, Sbanish ontone™“o0s,” $2, : 6 ee : eH etails and interesting him to continue his illicit occupation, | ore. "Decsanha nel needed. If it fails get vour monev aT ee eno PAUPASE~ Sine. o . ae —_ mt I aap ; J pare. Deceqae \. thenes e te oo. et eer BtiONe iD Home eres cations : : - | " | " . = | Lota Ne. back. No chloroform or other harm ee A, i ag wee >A LE , ad We ee Y fe re — gg been the topic and how they continued to collect 2 M.A. ees "a . 7 , SLE Ney riean> curly $b 1. C—O O W ispere cOonversat 1 ons ‘ . : > oe Itt —On Thured : money from him for alleged protec 4 2 Thursday, Jan. 18, ytection. m. | J . larr and kt ai ful drugs. Safe for children, Equal | DULUTH, } MM. Wan. 14—f8ece #1, $5. plain $4 per barre! | , 7 es | among German high life for 20 As a result of Elder's disclosures, 15} @ om ° 2 wiscat at ffandehild. @ [Mulsiana and Alabama | Ronths he Mi 4 J ¢ : part Tatlete pee a - a ED Hd year, patch Magazine ss = Funeral Sunday, Jan. , eS H an & Son fmm Math He i” ae? aa ae : vee: ns NRE rg ae RE OE Sa ly good for sore throat for w hich > lan lary. S's is ruary, $2.18: Oe » 10 B0c per d } } ee “ : -* + we . ‘ P _o FF | ‘> «> { ee 4 OZ. Une es, jurpose if is far superior to Bargies.{ say ANNAH. Ga.. Jan. 14.—Turpentine hed 10d. Ib. | ME. BARNEY WESTER years The story 1S told and il di d wd be “And,” oe SUC s , : ic , & nthe. Block 11.803. Rosin firm: +7 “as for Herb E ie oe arom — atter a ee : = e: en bg : : ’ xtract, formerly | Juice, Proved to be just as ad . = legen NEFF. an $2 LY ty ; $2.8 Ou : May, 7 OH 1 Giste, j sales ee naroeipin 860: ehipmente 4226 > "7 $125. nait-bar Called Herb Jul wroken a oc So.3H2, uote: > 10.% > 4 ane § er uice, h vi ly ’ 10 3 E aake $8 7h * HAVING an equal, | vertised, and in as , i oe dive | gazine of the Post-Dispatch “oe, 60¢ and #1.00 At all dru $: sale Pur FE . AAU ug- + SAICS receipts 137: ahin- | hothouse Si oi continued Mr W este r, | Her . | +; 7 erb Extract, formerly called Herb in the next Sunda ma | lustrated j th tS y , vestigation. A % Cherokes atreet. to Now Phe are tL 80. D o: 1.30 10.40: J] 39) . w , : N 14.25: wa ‘Ted ° $1.10 per bu} agp log my way of thinking there | gan to feel a lot better. Row | ne, at least I never found it. began to act regular couiains one > , 5) Pe 270. M DRESS BE ER (ww X 16.50. 2 hae “- Loufafana, 286 dozen and I had used about : I New York , SQUASH. Waris a I . anout everything | turned, and in a sh FOR HALF at TORK, Jan. a euge STRING BEAN ie na self up ae uae tye bes ad ri | feeling like a new eae aka oe Societ a d Cl bh 9 /Taarket w c} (OE ed “ger ; Nie BEANS Te Dos es SUpation, . ' / | N WH | ahi ot 33,000 eaiged early today with | 'Alipere $7.50 tos oene: saa Rien which was the direct cneek ae a ae of pep as the next one. I have y n u CWS, omen § Features Radio New tallor- d |January clearance an : uban for late SWISS HiAngs LAsuiad ancy | my trouble r : ‘ 'tO'd @ number of those I work with ° . “ made, not-ocali- an. aflval. at Sh On A e000 bags of Cub GALRIFT —Hameceneee -= 29 ver ob | ae 4s tenien The best way I know | about Herb Extract, formerly ca]] Automobile Sport R f } ; Top coat ee a erooats, | a eieatien cone to thie Soot marker ang | "2, panChee | £ was simply worn one nen °,2°7 | Herb Juice, and they all ay , Ss, Motogravure Picture Section, | s, a a nes— ar , ~~ he Mac) 4 to increased ae 3 * : ~S— Ti OMe grown The per r Qu ‘ a abso- i they fi a ying. , . ’ - : = a v th active supne- ran TOMATOES~.¢x2! 7 BU boa lutel 0 e , aie nd it to be satisfactory ‘ AA e4° ee hee ; ladies’ fine sample | ‘rete advanced ‘Taw sugae) Ft eh rere pomacned Flor | YF always tore nes even though | every way, The bottle I buen te Color-Roto Magazine and Political ‘News .F Other.” gone un of Be Dress three 6 |faney and choice © $7 Dt to ys fel day w ; ght to- ' Sr cle at eae, es and Coats—men’'s sti eeeer un rp Ane Choice, $4 to 96. when night say was for a friend of mine. As | Ds e factory returns, used but rion were unchanged at : = $¢ Bt. RSec to 40 per bu bor ana boheme fiakea or rest on . | for me, well, I never expect to be for fine granulated: i $6.50 | Her 100 Ibe u be 1¢ unwashed, BOc .| Without a bottle of it on hand, and | . Will be glad .at all times to tel] THE BIG SUNDAY like new Suits, O ’ vYercoats ' Futures cloreed eae’ ’ ' etc. Trade in your old " $161.500 tons. January a4 roximate aales | RE ins ern | Very seldom felt like eatin . re eR?! y % Fi ; 4 ~; “—_ a i ¢ 4 ’ i ‘ ONC. I! May 3.30; July 340° Siettuher Ses oe ars Market. and what little I did eat di Prem ih ea good this medicine | ne ete , NEW RK, Jan. 14-——Raw stir + agree with me, as my ‘ould ! ‘ =p ° : . . ehar ‘ . 4 TtIr?- . 1¥ food wou! ‘ —_ 012 N. GRAND New York Coffee. ee sour and ferment instead of Po Walnaee oe tié'w = 2 z - 4 ‘ . i Tae _ * | | NEW YORK, Jan. 14 -~—core . ing as it ’ “rt ee epot bare should. J t Ig ; OPEN UNTIL & P. m. cite A 7468 + erage = Rio No. roe AGN ONAL E: much in the meeets ahace ane | re *, te see the special dem- it fy i | pay, - - } ro ’ any v rf] . | 15 7-16c; Bantos No. 4, late. Wind, MARKETS SEE Tae. th formerly called Herb statements for erence digs phen Sots me Pace to tee nally made up my _this great medicine thet thew | B : ; : —_— § Money wanted or eady Januar : 14.52%¢ mi | May is Use; Fury wc; March, 14640, ACL ' » it. uly, 13.450 PAGE mind to try it ana es other | S 40 AND 41. | medicia ie oa the Bat | friends may be induced te try same, | 4 : 4 sas ci ‘easing ————_—_—_ —————— i | a | “Se the Fost-Dispateh ts ee ee tye oe PERE, ENG eh OF, TOS ee ME id samt athe heh Boca. Gace vy > . aie ee -- 4

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Twelid r : abut ~ J ey S wie’ arg, Darton Cedar Chests $20.00 $ _ 05 Value. . L ARGE gelzes of genutne red edar and brass trimmin S$] 00 Cash : Beantt} ul Wall Pictures SI to $1.50 go. eer: eC oe 9B al, Pictures re a2 ob! “aon May oval re ilder hings ings, but he finds itor boating, travel Besioned the Beil ; Plant. the 7 Structures in ted to uit shining! dry agents t let him t-Dispatch Magazine pen. to Leavenworth lewed Galen Elder who Ot making moonshine tells an astounding rtain officials charged brcement’ encouraged his illicit occupation, continued ‘to collect for alleged protection. der’s disclosures, 15 from service after in- ot eatures, Radio, cture Section, ical News SPATCH pomees senceneminemees eo ee SANTOR? 18 aaa eS WANT WORK? ? Sell what you can do throvch a Aah intel “WANT” AD—or read the VFI_P WAINTFD ADS*¥2 post bisPATCH. 9! OT Mos TT n| age ATMS _______ STOCKHOLDERS MEETING | STOVES, FURNACES, REPaIn as cauceuen wanTeo HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE ureuay. Jan. 1 : 4 ile residen ol he : h a + Elizabeth Burch . 3 avenue, Sr _Priday ty ia. | Notice is herepy given tbat "the. annual Plante overbanied coils inet adied. FO rer | maid in hotel at p.mce: ref- ~ Electrical Refrigeration ~ Ioved wife of Joseph KE. a. m. . Moran (nee; meeting of tge stockholders of the Puigizer ereme of Jessph and Hite Burce, | 7 -'y. MePhililps | Publishing C ll be hel the office T rt at} | ences, | a Me ishing Co.. will be ©\HE\T NG PLA fu se — at Ip foud | sat _, Fane office work Salesmen eS Oe eee eee OSS — | of Margaret Sheapan | 3. PY Dunn cf An- | of the company “cond! on; reasonable. PArkvte o6i. | 4519M {48> ) Several high grace salesmen to sell uni- | | : + F x er :. ‘wee egy ers of ‘Officer Timothy 5S .|tigo. Wis.: iy hemp of Chi- j Vlive street, ; . ie pa yD ik, tel ge hy ge eg | 4 tt re bee Basie aa Vielen oa pg ra "17 “1027. en - oT _{¢8) | YOUNG | versal coolers through dea! in St. Louis | wd jerling. William aud Gertrude our dear py ¢ n the forenoun. Mornace’ oe gS ae f PO i yay Or |. writing desires =f y BB; of. | and suburban territory. Territories being | CC ey CO Apes whe tits IF IL OOR | _ a cant nee Meta 2 lomeeen ef aeetion = ul an aon : ns. encerms. fireifire ¢ clayton 415% — now. No electrica] refrigeration dad ‘ eULIVE &S “xperience weceesary. We conduct sales i q@ill take place from the new | | Donnell y’s tarlora. ict) Pa ronle- | and for the transaction uf such other busi- | ean vr: m9 N » rm | YOUNG ale: + e¢ Harrigan & Sheahan Under-/vard, on saruriuy, gant et it po, w.. | nese 48 May come before the meeting. FOR AN ttm MAY ale Ch P| Asin Ti sit: of presentable ap schools. Our proposition is new aad is 415 bela ty boulevard, = ee, rion Station. rite mut a’ Mortetu. - JOSEPH PULITZER, President. A_ G. Brauer Supp Office position: experienced as secre. soing — big; 10 sales pay $400 to $500 || | 2 a. 1 _ w * ce oe - Ch " 7 mn G. LINCOLN, Secretary. a » * ‘ppl bookkeeper {n Plumbing firm: also U01S§) 0. Get ula prupveltion auw. ‘ele- | | RE-CONDITIONED FURNITUR prament Churca. interment feago §=6fl.) pap rs please ¢ py. it. Louie Dec, 31, 1926. (8) | STOVE REPAIRS. 316 N. THIRD. red yp CAbany 7461) phone CEntral 7830. hs yn, for ap- || emetery. fe) | NEUDE€K—Entered into rest on Thursday, | STOCKHOLDERS MEETING — sat (SSS SS SSS a | > 7 rere Entered into reset on Wednesday, G OUNG WOMAN—Sit. : white wanje home Saas Jan. 18. 1927. Margaret E. Neudeck (nee! hereby given that the annual meeting o! WALL PAPE, CL , work: an ’ > ena. y kind) DEime week) ae La et _— ear, 4. Powers). dear wife of Henry Neudeck, dear} the stockholdcurs of the Asphalt Brick Com ———— ER EAN’G, ETC. one ‘application z ey - walecy,_ wilting At Prices That Defy Competition mother of Raymord, Charies. Lester and}.cany will be held at the offices of the!!\P. RING Pei: tine cle o 4 father 01 Mrs. duseph C. a, John Neudeck, deur siete: cf Mrs Kalwaid ge, opi 5201 wn Th vty acighlp street ; ines enome $5 np. FOsee 4°07 - ; ny _ oon Ry —y B04 8 aa wesetve “ ag yp A |e unetal M + , :30 a. m., 1027,at the bo “ f 2:30 o'¢ a Ms | PAPER HANGER—Do work myself: 2° SALeeMEN ee ns iaw, exaundfather and uncie, at | 'S-. 4 - 1. Electing directure for the ensuins | Classes Monday evening. Partie ee Sunday CHEMIST—-Ovilere to t ‘—An opportunity for a go- | |!) .$ 8.7: 5 rotber tn j yeas Be levill (1i1.) papers please copy.(CS) | ves 'evening, Lindell 0500. (c8) enter our a setter to cal] on reiall ac. ounts in Mis. Ut $15 Day-Bede .....eeeeess | ee 0 piece ‘Dining ange ys ohare Ziewenhe.w Bros. a bes pa! a sr at 2 =? 2. mi Fred erick / may properly come before the meeting. _DETECTIVES orm. ate be - ee pd furnish | references and bend, handing aii $15 Day-Bed re See 94 $125 China Closet ok i John's iherat i aear husband o a Stock | AN President ive trend of mind. e na@ who . " é i" ; a ass raw- ii! ‘ 5 ‘road and Chippewa | *'a des? shpfaih r of Anna M_ Stock. | F.R A HOMPSON. fecretary. (c8 "TB A hae he — can visualize a new product and ; ing account against commission. Cal} in /||||| $12 Steel Beds $76 Combination Buffet-Ching joset, Set Burial rar. an “Gear 60D, brother, brother-in-law Dn ee ARGR.2 & Sk Rol SERVICE vert hard to perfect it. Shovid | Piao Suite 225, Oentral Nationa] Bank | || $12 9x12 Linoleum Rugs. 8. $29 OO Bek - , uncle. - re a enn cee eee 720 Victoria : shadowine and in- f is- . Bid | $30 Ext b he wes ~~ Fr ! Satur J ° A °C Sep stems estimating. 3031 Nights and a oo enamne é. (6) $1.25 Linoleum, per equare 96. enston Table ........312.00 aT, Local No. 47. “and Lutheran . tage enna? ay, ,! an. 15. at o, i Par A ay S054 Ww eC ad ne | . 30 years: lie t pro- | SAL ESMEN—To travel. who want to ear $126 Upright Piano, ‘stored Tae nn-Harrele new chapel. 1905 | \¢ awer, AY duce of good character more money in 1927. and willing to work ||| $125 Phunvgraphs.. S85 ‘tered into rest on Wednet- Union boulevard, to Calvary Cemetery. (c5) ! OS ~ Se PICER Wh = HAS and out standing work in college. for it on commission: $100 to $200 per |||'| $75 Phonograpus ehne-tnlishee- ede: $196.60 post NEE" Jan. 12, 1927. James B. | .veadis—anird inio rust ov Wednes- | uae a ms shadowink. “anvertieatine’” tos; rey ‘olsen | gelient opportunity to build ‘a real Sook nisgioking socounts for collectio:: | |i) $18 - acai Velour Uphoistered $30 Breakfast Eet, enameled finish, day ear jather of srt te A. bobyue tuberi Jan 12 wile 2:32 p. m. Guarant, Bag GA. | a a Commissions navable promptly on receip! i Roske $25.00 $12.7 Frank Ma a au , 14_ 89 8 | Replies will be held con: riden ( ; et. rg . , ' —— eee = ' . jne of world’ & largest bonded nel M ' x : 5. at 2 p. m. In- jo at ‘mother of a. C, Roberts. Rerence, education, ete Box K- Perkins. 528 Central National “ank : (iF) $150 Love Seai, ‘imported covering. $32.50 Ee Cabinet a graceful design $37.00 $55 Kitchen Cabine: . $2 I pue. g saturday, 1 Mausoleum. (cS) | Roberts and James Roberts, : Wu ‘ear "va an aes a Fo PS —— + halla rt | AMETHYST PIN—.et. old-fashioned: a. INSTRUCTION vil, Post Dispatoh. ConGs) | SALESMAN—Capable of handling crew of | ‘serment in sisier, sister-in-law and aunt, in her | » rest on Thuredays, — KvePeuke, Broadw °. Pewar ier a | Hy ees 10 Peat 1:17 .™m.. Ofe Myitic | pal Fea! Pages 4 end OadWay car- reward. 4440A | BE ag D> rators earn big Dav: can | | salesmen of St. Louis: represent manufac- | ||| | - 3 ee ee 1 = 4008 Green |. “une ral ‘from w acker- Hel jer) e chape'i. - . — — es . ene ‘ i a As , Vou: own busin: ss on ema i] ‘CIGARETTE MACHINE PERATOR Ex- ; (turer direct not a washing machine or } = - db commuiniieeas coneciodiienetananlia —— — eine — anu Af | 3634 Gravois avenue, Sai urday “Jan 15, | SNACoaL NT —Lost: silver with rh inestone | Capital or have ; «hh Crhie VIAN ¥Y oY fucii ("Haw ‘a vening ee3. ; ait i oe Soa. dear ee. : Saat m.. thence to New St. Paul's Be = ver e ‘ew 4: 3% aly iciid and Lt af ‘ay oe pe Bem ato! fre gh Mg ye Peper 7 abacco Co.. 7O7 N (>) | ‘ally: = company = 40 pegs | oot HELP | WTD. —WOMNMEN, GIRLS | Antiques 4 ie 1K rf) . i e ; s diate #« iS aae C 44 Aas se * ‘ sXe . - “ - ) , . pe sie ow and grandmother, in her | SCHLINGMANN—On Wednesday, Jan. 12. | BOsiON 1 EasdnRi—wst; female, brincie — 8) ee 78. ~ Consolidated. 1204 Ambae icing national advertising over 30 years | Uikis—Experienced, white, ar 2 eral “ANT TIQUEE—Comb-bacned windsor, bool: aoe year / : John Schlingmanun of 2419 South; w itu white markings; liberal rewerd. arent \LADI ES—Learn hairdressing. manicuring Bacor. no applicam over 35 considered for ap | work: no Washing, Box A- PACD) | Gall” and desk covericis, pais sey. gage fiftiet Bt gunday, Jan. 16, st ?. Nin sirect, beloved husband of Mamie } del, TU4S4T, S947 MerPhaecan. | marcel ng cautv culture bie future, | COLLBCTOR— -Experienced in =slisction: o , ointment: ohon ne Mr, A, A. McMullen | GiRiI—For housework. “9 ,oOoe ‘Bhapire al - &. ternuons — inclusive, 4843 Funes H.rmann & Son's a? Fair pe me: let (nee Stein) and our dear! 3. UL por She eae er a lay and ni ght classes. St. Louis Academy! porsenal loan account; must be abie to | JEfferson “700. Saturday only. from 1:3% 5504 Domes, (OB) | soll deinen —~_ my ( Florissant are.aes. = 1. terment | oroiies and uncle. agou 59 years. ans —Lost; —. i white s Spo of Beauty Culture, 2d floor, 804 Pineic8) | uperate trpewriter and do some office work ‘0 5 o clock, (ce 2 VOMEN—Colored: f tr h PROVES 0 er ont i e miaine Cemetery. {c7) Funeral jrorm Wacker- Hel, lerle chapel, | oeae ye bu name ‘Spot.’ boo-. ail LEAR! EG | r¥ + i ede sehael. | 20H2 _Commercial Bi "peeres GIRL ry ND WOME olore or i a os ‘ERS MAN— On ‘ibute@ay, dan. 13, lyc7, | 3634 Gravois avenue, Sunaay, Jan. 16, ai | “Oh: vO~s W. Florissant. Cvitas meet: an wig dents; — See Som HO BELSOA* ¥ CLERKS Experienced. for 8 ee ee ee of wk. 14) 3A D— . m pVersulal, besoved father Cin Bw mt. ly Victor Street Mission, thenc | a t-test etn pie , 307 Ve tart after eraduation:; batching outfite on Sante Fe: give ex | complete ‘ine of hotel. restaurant and in- Glasdp—-€ ‘vlored ; general housewor ’ j Bs. Dresser, chiffones dressing tabi- . —- ve A. Browiey, lather-in-iaw an to Missouli Crematory Deceased wae a | Dimi—tLost; little black and white: one i¢ ning hours. 9 to I. 6 of 9:30 vertence ang references. Address the Han j ‘titution kitchen equioment in Louiteville Market. _ baby twin carriage. S102ZA Pa emandisiner. | member of Lyon Counce No. 21, J. O, U.; sear Od; name “Buster”, ix pet a Watu | Century _Teleg ome _Co. 211 N_ lin Supply Co.. Newton, Kan __{¢6. | ky. requires the services of a s:leeman GIRL— White; “general housework. FOrest 3- Pi ee Fuuera from Hauck & ——t pariors,| A. M. Please omit tlowers, (eo) if returned. 1464 Uniun. FPOrce@ 7U. vo 3ST Lat is os tof fice eo cere and nail” Car- ; C UTTER :— Experienced on indies’ filkK; who haa had sevfral years’ experience 3456. 5419 Mape, ———— —— + --—~ we? 1ece Bedroom Suites 873, svuth Grand wvulevard, eturday. Se vhai-—nntered into reset at residence. _tceF) sit 10°92 on ador t Feb. of 8 | dresses. stea ly work: apply Excel] Dress! that line and who ie familiar with con- GIR1--White, over 15; 3 in Jamily, be BLE Ip ALNUT VEN "ER AXD Jan. 15. at 2p. mw = =Private. ert LD 6. $ Patto nm avenue. Wednesday, Ja! FOX HOU ND—Lost: biatch and white, Re. vA nose i s rpanand Ay . ay. atl tring ret ae 1021 _Washington. (c) | atruction and layout details to some ex- laundry; $40. PArkview 290y. HAR pwoobs, 7s Ki EASY TE Rs GuAuam-——Un Thuredcay, Jan. 13, 102 on An, 2 ns whos F, Rosragee Me m.. Mary ane Sewell, ward. Ca: D. Berg. Kirkwood. Mo : | Fata % 1203 at. ‘Louis. Mo | ‘TTER — Experienced on oxo: tent, at ‘e's’. We offer & real onportunt- | Giki-—Young. w'iite. to help w ith he uRe- \ION'S ANGE a&TORES. al o.18@ p. Mi... Aide las News at fy a. va - n wt ut of am Sewel!) and our KIrkwood 94. 7) og - * oui # re NP AAS L eer newer es nee | Washington. DEImar 0690. fc8) | dies. Atlas Tack OF orp. king, p24, ion. ing Post-Dispatch, ‘e7>) | and firet floor work. Kirkwood 4) a5 o- I 1ece Breakfast S lites a i, anecia- | Mande avenee to Lake Charles Gomeney | “hom soo ae — _ | DISHWASHER—Night. Re SSN Broad | ~~ | 651_£._ Monroe, ___ | en sece OF LEVER B.. Dak) . a cits EXTR N S AT ESMEN GIRLS—Experienced — operators op Bonas *e Siok th. FINISH, ky so (ese yey E> 4d 4a OSES Ea embroidery machine. Rawlings Wile. Co. | 208 EX HANUE od an Lrewe “5 ) 2. N. “PH AND 7TH ANU MARK AT a tat tt ae — J. sestVa (ue. ; ta ; anand » . ten ‘Tauuisvuitf BDu auisl, | ito )6©6(UntL., Canada) papers pleas AN 4 ack — : jaw, wvctige-iiae, BTaiuiaw eit oe ne HA! DBAG—Loat. » ach Dn nne : (hast rv t, RD | : (cS) ~ v ' | ORAPTEMANC With experience in too’; rusthay oP ved ihe ses Peo 3 Ree y . i a reward, DEImar 107 Ener: Uae eee ee — . Muet have experience in = ine gents a ae, es ment . ‘Vaneuks 6 Bimmons, be: | F ‘ND—Lost; tan, white spot on head: | int aes AL a to make I lates | eee an i bore "Bor J305 Pb, ¢ vee) | om! s. Clothing and ha ; | Ginte — “Experienced on epe¢ial_ machines | COMBINATION RANGE—a ll Gay erame' vy & sal . . - ; we § Le) . :A- - ard a ; } ages. tn ny 1¢é itists ; . ‘ , > alas ae ‘ . i , ; ai S.J = Casvary GausObery. (CVU iUVed Willie wl WwW Likicias d. Sihiwole, de ar | _— theral ara . V ENPO]: T ot CHAIR Abany putevesn tallies (ute Aveh-- James O. Lenox of Ford Cliy, Ontario, | dicentecesitnisaiabicnitihiass asia ME \--Barbering is a splendid profession. |'@yout and construction: experience ard 4 ca noperate L. S. felling and sieeving ma. | 517. 5851 Nina pl. s =o) ‘er ae : Canada. Mi’ } "Fr “LE R—Losi: yo otech p aid. Silk: ‘ . ; ein oatahlieh your 6 wn bi usiness 6 on samp le of work tn ac ct ompavty app’ ication A ing salesmen wanted with auto- chines must be able to een ek one oe | - “a ‘nera) Sunday. dan. 16, at 2 D. M., | .. ane Will be taken from Arthar J. Don-j Enright and Kingsland, 1 a. m. Thurs mal] capital or have a good paying posi- j Chis f Engineer. Empire Companies, Barties- ‘ maine shirts Bos A218, Fis ce he | DAV ENP SC ie cuaaatics HEW Cuapel, Lyvo | nelly’s parlors, 3846 Lindell buuevard, on a. Reward if ret.rned to 5374 Delmar. | tjon year sround; day or evening | Ville. Ok. 00M T° “Tr © pa rr Wain . Motus cemetery a rete ate —_ A loved . rysband #2 VaTCH—tLaoet: lady's. : : must have good local record; _3110 and (7) | i. #h design; O-piece suites 895: ree. ACuist--On | Friaay, Jan. 14, 127, a i. Sees . = . ag ee "| K. B. C.: Saturday nignt, gomewheie ! |i sarters usiness Service, 2 years | FO Me grrr og ae mem ar 00 valuce: Why 3 sc jo Susu ‘ok weet ane mim | ila Uy Rovper tne, “Sta Eran AM | WeraP ec” ah ata pnee Tes | | E\ MEN Chemica Biag. (c)| igh grade, clean-cut men ATER iret eee eee ecamunierand | §, onthe ‘samo’ as cash. Denes “Rete: — m tainarune, sacubl id | A. D. | DoS on mart a MPLOYMENT = |i!) 32ce2s , nigg cation: neat appearance am! | $, ™months s sais “Bros. Beaws eu 11 amen a va Lai . rine, ser and \deae G00 Of Weaah end Elisabeth . ~ or PAr k view | 4 a ! ad i i (MANUFAC il RER “REPRBSENTATIV E— . with successful record in direct- reference. Apply Mr. Gfay. 1225 Loude o4 elas ee a 6 ub r Ohare (nee liuber)}, our daar brother, caiedaw Ww RIST WATCH — Lost: ai Jamon. _ with ' » in St. Louis and east ae Ys a o a hy 1) ny bec} man Bldg. (cS) Be p iece Dining Suites ad : : Riverside W A N rT E D industrial trade to solicit die, tool and; to-home selling. No beginners “travel with manager. ca.l- | y ‘ } ‘ a ve Ai o~ _— oe : i ppm re att Gul G6et brother! n-law and as 7 in-law. “ie sir. bracelet: reward. Call aay | suction hine sho ~ yt gays tie ol r uneral on Saturdays an. lo. at m..} Yess SCO) | ; proguction machine sh ing an homes in smal] towns. demone rat- hreprr age ' « . ~ = 4 * + ™ , a - a3 i yi ad . ‘ "DD: ; ) = | side line and eubdstantia] income to |} has-beens or drones. Want men ine Woman's World new needie work idere| ED gs 05 EAS "ERM : ch & IM, , Weltham. initials Leale ia; at iabQcr-ih-iaW. RR Pe t e Pte 5 ogy wore : ues ys ore : La ay- from Pr ae ean og Meek ster RIs T Ww -ATCH—Loat ; white gc gold with : , a : = 7 oug.euuw vowevard, uniil;} to 6t. Philp Neri ureh, interment in pig = of beaded bands. 3856 Cottage. LIn- man. State trade you are cailin na | . : né forated tterns; ood pa = | 0.4- ; , iD 1 a Sovurdas, jan. 13. uueral Calvary Cemetery. Bromechwig sec me, | tell 5064W._ ~~ ©) | line you now hande. Pox K-313 : who can prove past earninys of Scoaieentation . also loca) “work, Be. |e ~ ARG E DRE yaeqe - nd li aetht al Paiyra. me cs ; WR: ST WATCH—Lost ; lady's vel.ow | = anes C j ©000 to $2500 er year or more. Bu-ke on7 Times Tr! \de, - | y, iE Buuday, Jan, 16, ai 2 p. Bd (cs | SPREC TRER—Asicep in Jesus on Thure | gold: initials I. H. L. FOrest - Cee = . ae | MAS, | Streutker, dear mother of Bertha Kreutzbers, | atthew's C PON rs , ; ~~ S 1 t n . om : : ; hotel _e@xperience, _Andustrial. tN. 10h. | ee . ae FPXCHANGE STORE iewski). aNu Our veer Leaer. Jiem Strecutker, Augu-t Streutier Anna | °823M. (e968) |} AU:O MBPCH 4 iC—Sit. | a sin. or man. | MAN—dlean “cut. with car, to represen: Dispatch building Sa. mw, dalie. rs eat att thee or | Ye Tit AND rane Fp > STORES. ii ‘ Lindel il DSSU\Y wr bls nde] i 6 ] ola eatahlished conc ern in Festus and Call ! (s AL ‘ be ooha kh Grond pe paea Tone 2 | —~ _ me ms ) | “MILLINERY OPERATORS | ond a iorgnien avd Francwia.ber - ‘Teckins «nee Streutker) and Walter | ’ ‘rom Ceut.al pariors, 1841 Cass | sires, ther, and our de: “oy mother-in-law and | | LOMO BIT & WASHER—Sit. axperi- | River; excellent earnings i elar: ‘all | 2 e red Phone Linuell 3884M.(3) | p.m. 4485 Olive, room (256. aw or fabric i. " AU i { " : oc dab. 10, @b BiG & | orandmother. in her seven y-seventh year, — : - 3 ed LES—Found: left AK 2 ; wae¥ r Cakes: willing to! ; — Youre or miuc is ized 2d e Good ou se1sor: : ; ! . “ Reb ANU FAC TU RING CH * Wi Uri. seep F uneral] fro m Ww ac -ker- Held pis ch: de] i 4 ; i 22 Pe ' ww rt - . ! °} ‘S | 36°4 Gravois zvenue. Sunday. Jan. 16, at y customer il ne inaye an.f ye iown, OX 285, Post-Dis, (7) | pe long run. ¢& _ wet, ‘ma HENDE . AAG ) pi MEN with cars for epecial 12? Wachingt. yn (oh) | WAL 1600 Olen . un Jesus on Thursday, {2°70 p m to. H |v Cross Church, thenc e | Bros... 8° es eer _ POLICE: ii Gee iL -R MAKER—=sit.; weider. 14 years ‘ANS USE OY pP. i., weirs jo Concorta Cemerter RS FOUND K 7 x nee: will go anywhere. a oe wetk: goed pay: splendid opportunity. uusvand . daie Care- | SUCHY—Entered into rest on Wednesday, | “ARLE WIRF-—Sixth district iagier. 213°W. Elm st. Carbondale, Ll. | Room 24 3108 s. Grand. from 2:80 to ~MILLINERY OPERATORS | ‘ (RO, | $20, {(c5) Ht 15 experienced operators and straw veu faiher oi Mrs. i-i Jan. 12. 1927 at 11:30 a. m., Juseph | “ONTOISE SHELL GLASSES—Ninth dis- | ss. {e Capes a nn Ulenew ae. ‘s. | Suchy, dearly beloved fathaer of Mary trict. | BLACKSMITH—sit.. Al. aliround man; |MEN—.3 age 25 to “40. neat appearance erwere vearly position guaranterd, Db at eidy fr wok Re» . Mrs. Wi iidbaiia telner | heresa Quart mik Anna Berna- a, ste an d a bey : $9 do et PF j ‘ $1: 50 ) ~~ . ’ ae : , : ~ 7 a 5 T k * : ; j gd r aC ylene weld cqean records: abow mort se in city. Come } - i ' Keene’, Melty, VileliicS oda LGW Lis mas * | eck, Joseph Suchy, William sachy, Barbara : es ex iene la. (5) ;}advancement. See manager. 9 to 1. "$419 a md 2 loan, rk ae Gd Compton car. F c-|- \ im 3 rooms comp et Quid @ur Gear Druiver, Lruciiel-i-iaW, ~ | Kuda, Agues Hrdlicka. Lyda Kozel and the ry SINE SS e AR ps | CH AUFF mMiR--@it coleted: best city ref | 8. Grano as pies ot | . 1214 Mies'‘seippi. (°46x) | 2n rep 75.09, ~1619A_#) iin (ee) ‘Op. JEtierson 4 15602. Spencer. — | MEN—With cars: living in or near Luxem- | , } cheap for im- : va ~ ex} ta en oe | ee, to tistri>ute samples and take or- | b O Pp E R ATORS — E XP ER L. 163. P ry r - ee | CTS: work: food pay. Call 3 to/ To sell most valuable apart- | ENCED ON DRESSES, ¥© RNITC RE—Fntire - wd « P -* . a» @-wsaW, 3 graindialher abu UNcic, jlate Jose hine Kozel. our dear ‘ather-in- Severiy-ihinu »@ai a | law. granu.ather and reat-grandfather. Pwrerai OUnUuay, ean, ag re : . 0 unera] nom pe ,, ers as — cing: roui the resiuence 01 5S Gal -gha seyer avenu@. Saturday, Jan, to. {eq 14m : . in o ae ' , ya ‘Laylor, room 2586. (c) ne e350 e a r bn Urenewald MchKeivey 3 - © mass at St. Jonn's cf Nepomuk Church, j -hange with future. Box -8x, Post Dis —— é, a, * 4 - . 4 Coreven seperate. 9219 Cates ee Cao aad Ucutetety, lat ade Ce Phan ne gan he eee: | BRICKLAY’G a TUCKPOINT’G wee ___{8U) | MEN-—3: “lo cal pO» rites steady work: ment and business lots in | 44 ANTED FOR OUR “STEP. RS “IT RE —3 rome complete: call aft. Maryiand Hewits, Mo. Pietweb BUry sc atid Paul's Cemetery. (eB) | eKIc KLAYING and aiterations: tuck point DRAFTSM AN—Sit mechanical, 10: 4% 7" keane ‘aa Fao A room 333, 2| Greater St. Louis. PING yt? "ROCK FAC Dp. fvenings. 4527A Virginia, {ae} | as 1KEb jELD—E n ered into reat on Th re | ne «et. ring himneve rebuilt. 172 yee K “XT ra Bainple and referenc 7 be 4 he th; i sTanod Toom .« ‘ we ] t ING-OL ] k R¢ iT K \ ~ atl e OASBAT desi bNilamBaKR—Entered Into rest wi dar. Jan. 13, 1827. at 6 p. m., Stella! Eliot ‘Lindell 381] piece. gpg ih gg : —— a — travel with manager: call on Help given in-closing sales. | TORY; OPERATORS IN THIS SNILURE Bed. dining room suite, suesday, van. Ll. l¥e,. at 40 p. mi Swariz Wakefield (nee Warden). beloved | CHIMNEYS repei red and c eaned. furnace Es ICIAN—S i€ r: § year’s ex- | gg oe AI” wat : me id aan a A PY y] n tc fina . ] eker ect other furniture 4538 Park. wa t. Kniekmever, beloved husband 0: mother of Wiley M. Wakefield and Walte. amoking stopped, place er patching a epe- paar at aik Wie stor S07 R. | homes in email towns ad vertigang wor. A new I a ) ance s8aies | DE P ARTME \ T ARE \} Ak. ' Paes (4) , Knickmever (nee Sten) aa: A Wy aketicld, our dear grandmother and | -" n eden, See. Caneel t Indell oat MEAD PORTE Rr —Sit- janitor. @xp OF : +A Te ated ae 58 S ji ae hhiter BY years’ navy. boiler. | MILLINERY CUTTER — ~Fxperienced. , isands who ,tormerly | Ff Pa Be age: fennel! YlIS ALWAYS BUSY. APPLY 83% ceglors: new day-bea! cheap. Riv ee a Funera! grew J&ii. 7. - D. ron od F Howard & Sons funera! par- /'GARAGE- onde Boz C-2351 FP.-D.; Peder Trimmed Hat Co., Fashion S uare | , ing which enables salesmen to | eee. oe) irm oh ore 239°Q Park arenue. Interment | monthiy payments. Lin | n ° " '’ * ~~e- made hundreds ‘AT ONCE. CARAFIOL SIL-| C®XittUR?—tfeavine ates pees A, KRA r Thursday. | Son, on waien grag E ) re éling. repairine. LAcie de 52 @, , 8929 radi h “4 ; ‘e 7 ’ i ’ ‘ ‘ mde) weet " ; . Pe th teat ne tele on ., Arisac| mieohars on CARPENTER will give you bids on Fin | [ACHINTSY Sit Se yeare of age: 18| Man under 40 years of age, for; Real estate selling experience machine shops and | norter work. Apply Employment | @ar sist e! of Walter and Kuth A:awer, | Muneral from Kriegshauser’s chapel.) sAhaAGE—2-car frame $°45 smail | tools, experienc d on tools, dies and fix Bn. : omar 6 SreoMuthig Alia Liece, age | 4104 Manchester avenue, on Saturday. Jan. monthly payments, Lindeli 0505 (oe?) res, construction machinery, locomotives, | STIX, B AER & FU Ff LER had some selling experience. FOU RTH FLOOR. f rar ‘a! kee ee net a Oe SS a a a a ne 2 ’ I Chen a Tower Furniture Ce. 619-21 i : . he hue, to Vaihalia itery. Deceased vary Cemetery. } ieniteer . Ww ‘ LAuke .80 i — ; -co- | oe a et cal a momcaerty ger tiiee ie, * ea er Pie ee Fescceade Met Ww ae “ee ys ogden rs on Thursday CARPENTERS & evnivene MACHINIST—Sit.; first-class, all-arouna: | PORTER gem -. ¥ “ ot (CABP "ENTER and builder: 5235 re: mou ov ome ing and matinjenance a J ; buys & rooms furniture complet sev can. 18. 1927. gt 10:10 p. m., Arlyne | Rinehart and Margaret Waish, dear sisier. : ’ ’ rw ‘ “s on ty . x. ured Kramer d riing daug.iter ot Pr . Shan \s eier-in-law and. auni. in her fif ty -fourth ; ie) work and "3 ! 20M evar. by day or } "4 are exprme a in eee | , | not necessar but must have \ ER MAN GARMENT ( ( PB | ve r bed an he ae 7 pares nay bed: start © and Hemictia Kramer (nee Hammer!!.) year. | contract. Har 330 a A607 Wise nanufacturing p'ante; Operate ai) machin 'Managver. Mezzanine Floor, y 1209 WASHINGTON AV FPR | ET) essers $7 “Cel 2s — & ** ; ; “se — months nal £] Gaye 15. Services at St. James Church. 8:30 — GAR .GE 1 x] | team and gas engines, boilers and pipe- niiesmadae ; Re ee , ereral Saturday. Jan. 15. at 2 ars} /a. m, Interment SS, Peter and rou 1328 «aah: @1 + work | fitting, blacksmith, acetylene and clectric' RAaMIO MSC CH ANIC—To age aerv- nd PRES ER—experiemea on adice’ silk! * "VYondevantar re mm Sirvot & Carroll funeral parlors . | Cemetery (cd F ) nd 356 i ) eldirg est of reference. Box Y-283.! ice Stewart-Warner radios, mu urnia” f° t teady work. Sydney Cleaning | MES nde at manship DAM N, _Htand ET OR. (c63) | weldi nee of reference > ‘own car, Staic experience. -‘eference re- avis Ca oO. co. 617K “Tay! lor, . _ (6) ee te " —_—— ~~ eo meron . 7 _ Natural Bridge avenue. Interment Calvary | WERTICH Entered in'o rest on Thurad — P T a Me | j QR KRUEGER— Entered into reat on Thure- rtich (nee Bere) of 2700 Indiana ave-| Or - 2 >a aad a Aree! F2RD- a a) MAN-—S sat (colored ~~ cre 317 s 9 SOAP MAKER. llth and Locust Sts. | eather and colored leatner nesnnate | i GAS RA NGE day, dan. 13. 1927, at 0:40 p. m., Au- | nue, relict of Joseph Wer dear mi ops === Peqhmae 5 ea cor kdichen work |,..©xperienced har soap maker verlte Boa MERE OE aes s (CRO) | hoe Co 915 Switzer (o8) | 50-60 ter ornt on @ renewed Quick ua Krueger inee Billet) of 2653A | Rose Schloemann (nee Werticl | Feat eecoud cock or kiichen large manufacturer of soap. te Box | OLD established corporation manufacturing | s Bc je; young woman. with | Mei: also eral snd comination ranges " ” ' ; 4 . Varate > f ; i; ‘ era? h. ~ 34 PTARY —ting you 74 : ’ its war Nr? Per stufal Bridge avenue, beloved wife oi tue | seph, Edward. George and Jacob Wer (oh CARPET OCLEAN’G—UPH'LS'G |“ Bittrorn 4140. 5-306, Port -Dignte line of staple specialties: paying Hbera' | SECRETARY —“Gingie: yous worse’ etace é late William Kru: cer, dearly beloved | sister of Adam P. Berg and our dear i reer Gu. bes | . jidle-axed pteady. houest. | “Fr "HOUSE MAN—$76_— month _ husk) |silsry. commission and bonus also ex | education, experienve. church connec. | 29! _§ FFF erie ie mother of Mrs. Kiama Viehmann, gisie cy gente gpa ah poe eo gore, sister in- law | a ia . ree ny wu. ey est wi Hy ber @s ‘utility me in Fay ff experi: | middle age. Industrial Re 4 On, (C) | benses. has vacancies for four Pe 50 | ion, salary expecied, Box K-301, P-D.(ci) | - end ‘iliam ; Mre Stella | ‘a aunt at ihe age of 76 years. | Atel : NA all ALLL. + Ee |} “d- referencer et O5S68 fo. —“Sporoughiy expere! ced ond experienced traveling salesmen. 28 to 50 ale et , . s Schwetrer and mother-in-law, |, Funeral on Sunday. Jan. 16. ot 3 p.m. i > CARPET «O—Ox12." cleaned | MAN—S't.. 6 years’ experience in shipping | se ELDER — acetviene work: apviv in|also 2 city gaiesmen: if you can qualify | STENOG RAP “on °° HO a Whe CABINET G AS RANGES eTendinother reat-grandmoiher, sister, | from Ziegenhein Bros ; ‘eee B. J. Johansen. room 914 Jefferso: | 2state. “ea om RP. seit” “gee | fy MELED RIO | |STENOGRAPHER—Railroad: $105. Con: | WITH 4 AND Ate (evi: ~~ . chapel, 2623 Cherc- | "23: 9312. chemical $5. Ulnde}) reat and cred t departments: desires cometh iThg | j ry 4 ; sgh - , stroleum Corporation Sie\crin-law and sunt, in her seventy-sec- | ‘ee street to New Picker Cemetery. (c7) } sini iia sili rns is det References. Box “35 ! pg yg yy Petro (o@) | Shermer ae H ai rom | GAS Peaeel & Jan. 16 a — eal i | Post-Diepaten. eatin 189) | on, 90D ENGRAVER—Musi {hare “aimee ase ol eerablienegs life insurance com. | Sires Se eneed Fccsics “tes | Gene cme Sy te ‘eTORE uneral Sundar, Jan. . at 2 Dp. m.. i MAN--—ni colored: willing worker: he + ty cata! logue cuts. | pany wants man for agency in #8 syuir | WAITRES xp rience ores - ; , from Main Herman & Son's “ee. Fair) | ih te _ELECTRIO WIRING, ETE. ents, Jibtipres n 6250, PRo=p ge a es 89) | County. Will may py A and | taurant. #227 Race Course. - _{c7) | “* Sa eT’ AND 7 "AND MARKT at ee Fieniseant arenues. nierment —~ S O NX A | . ee A ~ 924 wires . stp dn es ouckk > 4 Must be fesident : we vetta Smith, and brother of Mrs. Emma ,PARTY “who advertised for san Pt WW GM vere is RiGHT’ LFA MAN Cau JE attes pn ure: $100- $125. Business Clearing. mtionally known work shire Ps, anne 16019 Weetmingter. CAbany 4441s N eiwter and Anthony Kurrus, our dear Pf 4.01 ¢. give Gercr.puon, Box Y-36 rant-ed olu house wirtug a: tur ALS ~ a Sit.s ee vdevg ; 7 | shirta and overalls can vee & - ‘1d sales | o. as i Gra: ad. ather and uncle. PERSO A ai ; Oo: her seri . Guara at a Gee » use W : sce Me oS MECUrEs ur ough M. Oo.. 1809 n itie mars YOUNG MAN—In ~suditis ne ~ ge department. t man in Rt. Louie and Missouri jhie tine | WOME N We Want ‘16 expert nord won en ane _ 509 Vive SONAL—-Louis ——— ry. ve by experts alt caudcrate ives 4 1A t qualifi «ions ’ | tO averting electric washes absolutely! RON BEDS, Be 56; epri $1.05: cet from Hauck & Schmitt's par cusiv il bhone ai ulce DAD. 1c89) | exsh vtec getsmn te A ae Ain Gara Be: 8: 387 Tw, = a ee Se cae, ed. Box ‘though favorably known. ig DOL Vel Wiel) no sell) Rie et pobinaing drawing sceount. | 3 ne 3% a ovtton ie Pig ae 8 om ge ——, basses ccenmaguenle ' Blectri- € “OT 3a. ‘ek WEL =R—Sit.: first-class: job shop. pro nef repost: Fo Bm — : tama = = og * ‘ Annie '4 ¥F net we} See Uk NIT ‘CRE EXCHANGE v. es ———————————— SST IS urtic 3 Py , "Oe ‘e orefe } ; experience in #e!) ; : Secrament Chu: cn. bBo. oy SPECIAL in i ICES vue drive a crvahere F. Lee. Tie ‘ at ‘NG MAN—In office of large steel a an. me Bn wage A overelia. but one who can | YOURG TaD 0 che ok tvs writing pa | VW COR ifth & W ASHINGTON Par RK. Lrece ake d Ww as a rember of 1. A. 4 | SPECIA lL. Ni TICK, Ww m7. qc). Thompson, GAS PIPE CLEANERS ; r] : . és wh m ach nere hou: must hare high acho y} oarry our samples in conliunction with an ner i in exchange for first? ho fir bie eee | oad ry G Bix iM ——T. . a wi pieces 5; & Local No. 6 and Bt. Louis Lodge T of 5046, Page ay. City of St. Louts, | Na MAN. “~ ; 7 aa veation or ecuivalent and live with pari ones line in order to minimize traveling | course. No previous experi oe necebesr Sb. “> Kingeland, firet floor By bes 77> PIPES b! wn $2: work rant teoa St MA — Bit. wante Pos! Hon of any | “ducal ‘ future ad- - aoe (6B) | Biase ve atumevert, sy Ne. ePY any | Nich 22 ON mr h: TY er antes cind: 32 ys ' : ek wil N do. |ents; excellent opportunity for future AG. | expense 1-Aciede 7003. ‘cS la. t— On Thuradar Jan. 123. 1927 at 1:40 |‘ Ne rerponsi bie any | Nic vison. 2. 24 N. me tA. 25 OF Uti al pe ea Pag > > te f (5) } ancement,; ‘Box K- qe i post-Dhe. and (che) Give pnarticulare re rding Bn fe hye ; ; v.19 Renae au ifs a dan ontract fter te vy Se ee —— aot 7 ye —— 2a - Box ors nerien 4 if carrying suo ii i} % or ot taney eRe kee: Tate RNG | water Fenncen ‘Thaneon, vor bre,” Win | MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | \OUX?, MENS 826,20 MEA | Yor nd aieN—Ambitions to learn Ure re- | about tt, Box J-$84, Post: Dimpatch, — 105) ‘SALESWOMEN WANTED _ | VERSTCF ri ani our dear grandchild. great grandchild | Snumpson. WM. _O. THOMSON : iw met ncee. Sy 35! oD we | panding: pay while learning: chance for | ig “Pah | SK LESLADIES—To work urder local man- | 8. Ww. Cor ‘lon & . Aauinaton, {od} and miecs, at the age of 2 years and J) ECIAL NOTICE—I, Meredith i. - | ARC HITECT AND Bl. VER — Fr urn, | 2d re! ee emery advancement, 2950 Washington. __ €e@) | ager ring ae oo ne. * ee 2 ' Kenna of 4418 Oiivesi.. City of St. Louvre plans. will finance clilverside 140s wv N s —! Wiil ti ye = SPECIALTY SALESMEN. | pls ust. 5 is? { P. , =. Jo | NT pal 09 Saturday, Jan, 15. at 2:30 | State of Missouri. do neeny give notice ot len Speeene i "books: K 240, Post-Dis (5 The MoCuskey Register Co has very (2 30 p MM _ Ask Jct Bt. 4 nos $8) | JANUARY SALE m.. from diegenhein Broa. chape!. 2623 | that 1 wil. uot be reeponsivie for any a:bdie | CONFECTIONS and lunches, for school chil | omer ome_tax i aes A VERY large St. Louie corpor™ —— oo oi a — ge oy relia ‘a Soe | FLOOR SAMPLES arenes street. to New Picker Oemetery. ountracted afier this date by my wife.} uren in Wan t Park. COlfax 0351. (c) | YOUNG MAN—Sit.: 21 tee — orons tion dreires a young man ig Pi division for ixh-ciass. ie | Sesion GER Brien ¢: hg ang am" | ee “s ~~ En ured ‘ Frances Duever Mr Kenna. rN KETE u n w, eked wit 5 Diasi ce leaning and ‘preset he Oz n in operating a: partm-« nit u \ men. Soutber:, illineis ter iteres, nerere@ary - earn'rae { per mont oF ¢ + - “ev? x Yan. 13. Tee? har 1355 a Ay Peter | M ane ED: TH 1, McKRENNA, ine, Grane: gre wai ‘tien — Vv beter | "ate Sige OnE eee - univers'ty graduate preferably 7 i, our pr feentonas £ stems to | more part ime wirkers At wer by let ine L I\ ING- ROOM SUITES eff - “Ss . ms amen seme eo — wea ” } « ’ 3 ietete: 4 ner ame earn from $f000 to $12 000 oer | SAL Est. ADIES tr te pean if not-eetiefied guaran ~~ F ob Kinney). 4 | declared nul] and vod and the eaid com- 3 S> : ee | ~ ae” 2 ee a ee “ = >) g& JT. Lorson | 4B + rier In hard wor ‘ nit beloved son of M rad +4 me ae | pany will not be responsible as in®yre f able Parkview 147 OM. i2i4 Midian + | te? — — ig fino! wai , 1807 oy held confidential. year this 8 Bn a tunity to = ome Sinreremoaid offer etn worth 900 ieee ther. ‘ a | le ee claime Jer A j we te € (¢ 8: i ag se & wis!) -— i ign hou se wo! k. ‘ i . “hy + conn.’ oumnmn ected with he {ae esl week to eri! pb alewtd “an linvrerie of e pa-tn- brother-in-law and pe Bey 0 meg lagi race — tha | ITCHENS bathrooms repainted: is )_ Gross 2 cgay Pmegagay rem chur moder- concern with nat jonas aa" ad s 7 lhetter kind. direct from f*ctory to wears : 2% : > : 7h . | a i te re ‘ a | i* at ’ 4 ~P. +4 in nit at ; a ‘ 7 A bh ; Q wt boute of said policies. will pleage no floors refit ished. __G hand 314 Ay pom it.: eolored. general houeework hygt here ie oppor presecs . the \nexneriened ladies are treine 8-30 ereado © ; ee ae ate at firet ‘o reference shown men eget - irepree otauive. epring tine sow ready. ) . : : weir f of childres JEtferson ht vounge man to | ome. ltify Mr. Herbert A. Clark. manacer Wee erg ond ¢c ehil tun'ty for rig ; saan f ws , : ee fut with vutetand: T itn Tg lrou desire to learn the war te na | ews ni. #) Hols aine ty Department of Piremens Insurance « SERENE 1s ae i bulla rea) futo 4 y 14 regan be i Sheth gly Nome | 914 Rust, et. Chicago I'l. or Mr. Jobe PLUMBERS LAUNDRESS LAT colored, caper ienced ing com pany. x K-312, Post ie ager. Hote) subtier. ta] pers ce write sINCEREM 34 MAD = ‘ill Diagn peoceommene State Agent Kansas City an PLUMBING aod heating work. Reliable te clean Saturday every other jurecay Dispatch. ( x at. 3 16 ion ialion . > | 4 get >» t TRON . i ‘d * ——s a ned ma GHAN—Chenw Beaufort, entered tn- | = ae a = we $i Me ti AREY) rye . eel ram y ‘,- en uiows inet Fai rat Jan. 13. 1927, eon of Marthe SEALED PROPOSALS | | LAUNDRES&—Sit.: bundies tring home; 7 | . nui ne cant ying $159-$200 wer mont? ies asa Later aoa | tener of John | - ROOFING Bute or 7 underscite ma or femere $0; PARTNERS V $8 WANTED ee ere cruising fall ane | SAY ASO RUGS = Geavine, Ga, een ee OLICE later, i THE ¢ NDERS GNED will recuive | ee = : aii aott collars, handkerct iefa, — _20¢ per | “win eye 1 BEB ‘eotional eneertentis gg gl -& _ om reservation. 4471 Oive. Apt. as | propoeal le. up to the ye of of ifoe ur a Minnieh ron. | to ret and ¢ | 4 = H . one . ae alt : oy . te | Jean. honorable buel- | **>emen: — a aus “y —— oe eran y: oy best r . ; A on ‘TARSI ah? Purchasine Agent. ok seek “ - ‘ lator 19 14 ; ; j - it ‘ ne ; aT ; f Hest investica no" afraid of? work Ca anre for adver ms ae Lic "TT’ rR ¥ au sl > gg: 68 proep-et- ite ~ ot even ‘eee ; *. oh Rue - ' " girine are ond Ment’ no Sunday werk, sag Cafeteria | tion: rs ee a ae asa Be: ' L6R. Oe nee J . 4 rveme! SS. —— ee te i , we i ee ne eRe are a nt «The United Gas improvement Ce. | Roa PR ANSP epirea Yat. IWNEEAN. Gle . ¢ivetplaas. wamtg ane Oe ne AND. OD : a eS : ei , ‘eS gs soe # A . a re en ee * , 5 p-oe naar: Rate eS AEA a ? cel” eemaman aT. ROT ee oa “ai Brera nck: eiaaty ES sania wa enley Cs - a “4 RL ep ERIN My RS» I ay oa i a RS m Y 4 i + ©. ea - a, eet i 26 temas abet Re re 4 7 Re eon Cech Bass ¥ aie sala BF RR nt ow iy UeteeX dpe OT eS aire * 2 Par ramaiten A ‘easgeuiie kat " ie i nd lees Sed ae x ae es ss * gg : eae neaeniannidinee i Reali eee wey - Tate “rr do Vy , " SP ND, the re oath * SALESM4N—A young and growing con- factory. a 205 N. 2iet. | HOUSER: LD aoops FOR SALE - er ek hee eee * ey ee. a oe Roe eye be at ag Pi akg ie i ges A Re — . 2 OR ect ee | A a hea eR Re ” RNAS TA = asian je Asp aes ait: ” a4 a” So neaiien acta a a ee ee re Fe ati Ee a ; OTE gait Na 1 ee iss See Rk we MRE N ' - =~ oti ibd hk od r A, ata Vit _— (ea vathy 3 © a een re ps : f 7 : 5 seer « oft beeen : ir ek & th: AF LAME) eS he i open OD z bd Rec gr PRRs SC a eer. . yeas SL oe HE Ss er Oe a . Fh : 4 Prt oo aed y oer a - ty ANS OR Ita, ae! otek ey “ m at vt = tate , ee 7 " - ¥ ‘ ' ne E 4 . 7 ata = . ote 1 emer capegalceh ie ayaa Ragone a% * wane! ORS A Oper > 2 $ ina “ wt “a " ‘ sere ection Aiea Beaty. "aay Ay — e t i o2eg ae fea Waal Ure ecc sy ee ee a EIT) ABU. Rd epee “ POA u® : his my Wn tycags tanyr SA agape ‘ ee -. E a ee

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a = ' wt it “a a coe e e, © - ; FRIDAY + : On0u. | rs ; (his slightly used mahogany p.ayer to- | || mahogany E iV mahogany = ei he, $2. 3 «x eeKiy : 4 lee. tub. # See 13t Bedroom Suites, $ 23. ©. &. | _make. Telephone Dulmar O20sW, (65) | gnawed: full sweet, tone: bargain, $169; | | U De RMITAGE TOT f MS | PIERCE ROW 'D 1ST LIBUTOR BU ICK— Roadster. 19: 5 = 0: $145 down | te STLINWAY ~~ VERTI-G ——3 owany | |} BAIRGAI NS . ; % Rooms, $169. 79 E. Z. TERMS: ‘ mre vate n. DE): nar 0145. ut. } git East f n wate (6 } ” . 4 - ; MISCELLANEOUS WANTS cae at ag WERTI-GE RANI funogar . is gtomne “+e Bring this ad and receive $5 as | *°'° 7 asuneton. _ T—Ro ; & Finance, Repossession vor | $35 50; convenient terme car ; share: Utan ” . ee condition = t rm in, 4 7G ap 1: font rita .1GUM MACHINE Wtd. Cheap, latest LEHMAN. PIANO — ee oe ea — art payment on our » rooms fur . - - —“ Phey are crowding In t00 fast: over; G , * eticctns - * . . ‘ om — yA . "4 7% - ate olge roads TS, tO Gown. Oe ‘ an eFand-new ~ | a@lumjnum bex model. Box A-3S2, P.-D 110] OEALYE ST. i See : GY . r TA ZA = ished complete for $169.73; $2 a as, anal 10 aed cars: some brand-new a (c7) | STERLING pial 10, and oy in i fit \ OBE U pright, 5 Q 5 "Remington eS Ss. LINDELL P LA f on Hittle use 1: nn ost € very possible make and! —— . 7 ees Nie Od rat Sea c pe ; , *1) ; } as} Cc I } ‘ : A . a te ; See - ; — ey Ponape ore ee rtabie w week; including davenette set and} You'll find a 15 ~ perfect. Th ear i io —Buick ‘rowuster, $72 eh shy 7 instance, a Ford at $ god condition: $59. 34234 Shenandoah. | |/ | | mahogany Upright ..... Git 4300 ae ‘good meals, ut trad A 7. aS" —_ wWleaw maid i ty u 44 slat i ve 3 t% : 8B: aon ~199: aE pm MWe readster, g down, | a rau new Pack ard Redan ; Va A : : ea ee a REE AO Ce EH OE Be aie (c5) a a ' eat SS ‘ ge roonie t0OF coverings. Open Monday - rd rwiced to sell today. G. M. ‘ NCH. | rege toming out heap; terms. a _ | come see—you cannot help but find ANIMALS , STORY & CLARK PIANO—But eligbtry || ates ey — “a = Saturday ev enings. (Cv) CG is IZ, RIC I TO CO UNIVERSAL, 3401 . Aiways open. car "to uit And price— well. we For Sale used; condition is perfect: an axcelient | !/j! Ms % re : BIL TMOR i HOTE anaes ” vi . a “isgunien , Hin r r ‘¥ i] ‘ agree i yriqge ' 1] We? 2 ; ase sic , ¢£ 1 tf a) (sraupne Ps } TA iat ae low fn t ‘ . ty * ; we sites oe (ok) " _ : - i CLOTHING i Mahogany case: music rolls, cabinet, iq! " ment. _-= — x wegen abe ojei.—} wait Oa) SI Bek 4 pies ae iy nights, i i. As | bench: sold new for $675: balance remain. | ij) | IY, A . S" ‘ a Doel +. hana ree ¥ 7) *An "T af 4 ’ \~ = §. { ‘teat t ati . an) % } d = eat .- ¢ oF 4 Tw . a é: 2 ‘ , . -- sas i i } income apa iment; rent reasonable: ste PUDEBAKER- cae Gone arr e iD Roadster; 1924. on olive. ed. Bn Cars For Sale Wanted ng unpaid and will sel! for $135: terms | |! . Serine | . mt Sn en, ‘Tile soos ig aS a re as} 30) Pouring 1923: 4 yli nder. $65: . >» per week to reliable party i fly QO 5 Bs ; . iC DpEBAKER— hh, Ln. Ud Oar i FORDS-— —3 e roadsters. like ney $4 a1 Tht Wednesda r rid AP PARDL Wtd —Best prices: ‘paid. Neés- | LEHMAN PIAN O.. eite 1018 Olive pen aV enings Till 9 0’ 4 . cits a ' UD. Trade. tern : >. Jeffers: on, Saturday nichts. “482 23 iieetnn. (cd) | _Senfeld, 1115 N. Vandeventer, Lindell | 1101 OLIVE $ ' - we 4,a wonderful bu FORD—Roadsters. 3 months old: every - - er —— ? ene (c83) | p Kit. “7. ae ————— —— ee > Hol Si— 10 room oi A wt AN RONS -—'f | UNTIVERSAL,. 3 401 La } open nmoaeaihie ate pele ieee eae “Te a ‘ { ) ) ! : r™ me ne —. -__—______- ¢ ANC “ate ite hen hgater. cee tric heater. | .j/ ae “keer mone —— oe : : it tet ant; on : NDIR INS . possibie upcessory: al bargair. a. Rie f- L ( K! $2 D DOW N APPAREL Wtd.—Men's suits. overcoata. 4511 Minnesota. fir floor north. (®) |. ——" niyo ov port uit y a 11- «i. a = 1+ rent, lense FORD ae ROADSTE R—$85 land $05: Hun, $75: Dodge, $65: many | Phone right number. Jre 6648, Auto | 0 ay a ws ; ! ins good and is good. ! cthers: S33. a weekly. calls AS minutes. H., Appelman, 13344 ‘Belt eon dee Deloere department, Dennis iWEST PINE. 3833--Second floor room, EVANS, 4474 p> front si€er trade. 0 mm! 19% — } SI ' DE B. \KE R Iwe. 250)°S. Jefferson. ——-_ |. Buick touring. $98. Chevrolet. $75: O ante, shoe iresses : $6 S41). ‘ 5 - ast : o LA side | 1 : : ck to Oo: Oak-;| pa ‘8, dresses: ) ". | PIANO—Parlor Gr ahd Gad er; ee | ROOMS WITH BOARD—West " ROOMS FOR RENT ~ possession a K-360. PostLr ee sy Ana. S SE AR RORY 9 i ee 4 TREES rar ht ae i it fre m “ nev LOOKS) COO ‘ Ny p 3 | es OR * hag Y AL, EM, 1039 _N Grand. | CLOT! HING—3Q,0u0u r basnnindninctese JEffe R713 (c7 enette: re: erence ri ite “even -eesadeed b 26, 192 ee ps a A suils, overcuats fo! PIANO_Steinw Sone Waa ee | firet-olass board ron 8713, Ce ‘ Modecn Ea 4 4 dng 5. Ro: adsters 192 6. $235; 1924. S shipment; pay $5 to bg tt DElmar Us65 : iway Sons Dwuo-Art Re- | rae. . : se 7 tan we serene | * fo0 smal). \ letor LATO j Oper ee « om. =. ; eiioes Mie sens } s — ; } F ‘ fully ‘ime WES PINE. 4: 3644 — Pleagant, w aril 2 Hoom and ict ee , MURNITURE or aii as ; yeas rays AR AN T , Me oT mm co "9O2R Tocust ‘ oO; am oases R asack real a! galt s; yong a Gelber, L1OS Franklin 7 3 Pspgge en Wer gy 3D ‘ecle XVIon et } Aa nr for 2: adjoining bath; good meals; bath, cars and bus ) ; USES ; ) , ae siden ns : tape ey ef _ ait ~ “PE ITis, > is a ma aa] e ot szOC ist. WU : aie gape $735: | “A bany 19805 651 1-19 E aston fa\ anny ins ite vour inspection. Sales Thurs., for $110 and arrange terms to bagel BE v¥: weel rates: eae: shower bDatha. - i eee | hd Ss UA Aaa Pyxaia? — on . = - ~: 4 «4+ - ) ; , | Buick roadater, S100: 5 oadsters, Sat... Monday, 9 &. m. 50 9 p. m, Darty for $10 monthiy; piano now in st aay; Wemey (c8) | LINDELL, 4559 — Comp. ctely ~~ . . , iy " ‘ Furniture Wanted Badly a casutsmeoyran ete? eX edition: « u | | P , ee i na aa ae DUN a ae _ qv , get —e ‘ Uy ‘ Lerms. trad Y AHI. ae LOSGD N., (avs? pais y W ardrobe Exe} o* 3109 Ss, Gr are i, 4 c I hr nar Pi; aT ( 7 ( f Rn — ~- —- - A tl t- A on gyro gl Le ogg Serres. Stores: ani a . 4 Grand. 2 Mithd Dtetnad fiat ee * (73) | Ask. for Stee, Peadterd’s et a ate ee c8) | BELL. 3032- 38-—Furnish hed | ea 7 - house reasonable. private bath. steam eer Central ia & iS Aas! ° . " sce Se s o RE eit ; : r ee ; ¢ ‘OA T—Re E if a: also cdres eS cCervy c ne ATS. | ppc f ah ; eet —- me ieee. kee sping a steam Cat. @ , ~ a a f- V2, PArkview 1695J. (c) | : ‘no weicome ae | ONTENTS of homes and offic wanted; , Coupes | For ies Dr tfi= (eh 16 Used (as conditioned: new aint, winter en JAC KET) TE , Shori~ ponyskin; black re Bony Co “2719 Che sat “otras DOWNTOWN Y. “uC. Bh 100 “more | iC a ate Be d roms; private n ned, $0. _JEftersog *° 1900 est cash prices paid, A. A. Selkirk uc 1° eoupe, 4-passenger; losure: . woe : roxee ; tively ent after D>. m, fone ne a Sto ' - Cc 1k08 sel teau ar bo K Mo tet erm: 3 Saat, 1 1926 Nt whe ker Roads . ‘OSU det ‘y ua: anteed. ; sacri ‘ificed for | med with black fox: ideal driving coat; | WANTED—?) ~ m 0) ieee Pi pene ay ; l => pri es. Compton C lothimg Exchange, 7 S > A STARCK PIANO CO., | - Ee 1oc%;.3 furnished - rooms NeMILL. AN. 460: 3—fious sekeeping: ; DUR TRINSR Y REALTY € wheres, w wt Me cat usranteed i ; 7 ig 8. WIL L Yr: erage! 3 (if ‘Sport. roadst er Compton, , - ye it KiuSON, ‘ ~ | eee a a (c6) |} __@. ._1018 OLIVE ST._ fo) | 0) light housekeeping; $8 per week. (7) warm well furnished; phone, lau inwright Bi. it N.—-6 roonis, oF aan ‘ erg $100 a wri. yner, “418 "a ust. mo? ¢ on. x ys ‘ (Open unlit Yn. ‘ : i Ath = p ~ il —— take Taylor and lik 4- I assenge r Bul It k C oupe atin ag eye yen 1928: $25 MO TC $50, down: L PNDEL 9) P O00 P R37 N, GRAND | Boys’ sheep-iined coat: $650. Will sacrifice for $300.- Horras keeping, ($2.50 up. ae eS TO . «arp home r call after 3 p. m. vdtadnoat South | Here’s the inert ‘gp bes i: gegerore rt i 44)! Raate ig OF indell Q: 345: open. from - ; - ‘oo sa —— ; -— See Re an teu (C8) i Pia ano C o., 719 Che rokee OG dae Se St SPHING. Taz S AND ff w | bargain onal 8 at . at Ong Ww EBE “ ty “m. to 11 p. m.. also Sundar. (c@) CADIL LAC 8 JT OUR IN¢ r agri ia ae g ee: + Ciera foal ietor; in wonderful condi North Zoe McPHERBSON, 4246 A—Targe. very roums and sun pastor: ' aiurony n , uaral : ter x3 PP sab din ae Fes gies ants Very od: complete: og §D B15 De'- ; tion; $150 value now $35: terms OnTY | bonmsaAnwiv ; N. —Rooms., ' D -atly rooms, $ 4. _$5; small, § ef and nitor Service... aa 1LL AUTos” ee. onsigned. oans, NORTH. : RANC H. afe8 Ne rand. Sedans For Sale mar. Forest 0810. entre OT 89) COAL, COKE AND woop $1 per week. yg gf a (8) Mel HERSON. 4609 —~y ~ treat” Sane 4s é J at, ': is] ’ oe eee eee “ is ii > a —_ oe —_-— ; y K i 3505 S. Grand. LAc.iede 2771. (c8) | OA eaaz. | CHEVROLET—1923 to 1926 tou rings. $50 | AAl LU MP coal, 1 and 2 ton, $5.7 75; 4). Zi te aie eel 3 age a. tam, }HEIBERT, 200/—-Modern light housekeep- | 80Uth exposure 2, second-floor fropt, (es! | Southwest ,UTOS Wtd. -— For wrecking: highest —~ i a = $37 dan, : 26; ons to S390. F a Kuaranteed, Flint Auto Ex- tons, $0.50. DElmar 775 (c8) ie = imc A tee rvom; s.am heat. | | McPHERSON, 492 5—Lovel WHOLOZAN. 4005—Sirietly ? . tr : ay *& (;uaranty Motor (Ce 2936 Locust TEST FE BUICK ATVI CO.. acriiice, $986. terms trade@: open S85 : “S0- . an: a ed ve Inesday, Pri. ‘ALL us for special price s on coal JE. CASH. Se : 3sT. FERDINAND. 3741 —L ight houseke ep- c PHERS« i $0 2~ —Sing’s or West ‘YOMOBILES Wtd.—Ar inake: DO v4 hany astor Pj) e@ ie Be cage alin rg, 9 C2 Bar} mR ' ‘ i 3 UNION'S TWO EXCHANGE STORES odern. (c7) kit-hen privileges optional. we mn ; ae 104- ‘Room . 1 or ' janitor service: excethmt COE | Regine te £ LM OE AT Oe! YORDS W a ee. “ennete ‘dans. 'Wriday, Saturday nights. 48°21 Eas ston, ~ NORTHWEST ANCH, CHRYSL ER— Tot rings, 1928; $495; $505: } $5.25 City scale weight. LAciede 5320. sonia (c roury ; Cash adel oo. as mon o. = ecvathantl ; =" Wks E Bl kK AUT Marmon. 19‘ S395: terms trade. 3845 (c8) ————- Sea yapelnener yGeannennnens - . PAC +E. “43 2 |i —acee reom 0 holes Ho 184 1G) | BEV ROL 3 : Des. 92 ¢ G26: Et ten “ = pe 4 ie ata? nein : : (6) | Fait — pot : WABADA, 5006 A—Formally Nocta ; 4 , bi — DE “RALIVIE! ERE, , 410 — , = nn) OU; 911-19 ki; n. aston av. OAL—Bu nker Hil) Ju Dp, a ¥ and 35: mont ‘Market, fu rnished south room._ fat) fas Tange; board optional; gi i large living rooms, 2 oe NIGHEST price paid: any condition uahd $12 po; ail guaranteed, nt CASE o = nger eck ‘feet DODGE-—-1920 touring: $40. MeFarl: standard. $4.75: ees, $4.7 >; nut, $4; 1 T ; 2°00 : . an poping > J si cane ASM finn Lv ab- Th sfT) I C17 ae Mi Me ky Luli til ‘ B.) ‘ ath ai tA bd ‘ of ‘3 . - = satis capes . }» AG BE Aa! ~4 . : I iTS, } ba") . ; ‘ Fs. Charge. of ti. usw ay co ‘Marlan faéettastarea , ’ (eB) | lots. _ - Indel! 766. City sc ales weight. iets $ ) q| ROOMS WH MW BOARD—ClI T y | coun! e einploved 20 eee | a oe ome _ me luded: $45; TY ley x oo = 3 cag at rin Auto ‘ or in Mear Distributors “2014. Washington, ‘ CAR ” = . ris oe am a aia «#914 Washi! i. CY Lorn E— Touring. 25: like new - | COAL— ifo7 « gDeOC fal price dee D vein ° . }CHILIUREN to > for in my home for a South PAGE. Be Ok. ma. «+ ae ah ORS : (T'NIAN ERS & 2, cust ’ THAT) ‘ wm SRSO? 40! Q ROOM ~—— Wit k if ) i me , & 1994 ( Wh R¢ LEK | (*( | PE sap a ae Fe es Aeeafags 1o D4 Dodge Touring, $2715 ) Screen GAL iBr PERS ant > 5 . “. conveniences. h ee 4: S18), és usekeeping : | ARSENAL. 3734— houm; wh a mere « apni 3 eurtirooms: m . o ‘ ‘ , "ry mes ’ pape . ori, . , 4 ‘ "lear Wwmt S 5 | = } . sA’d 4 om ‘Cc ; 7 7 ree . : =) ON i) 4 ASI h ( rh A [ | ( ms Beautiful condition ; Sauuaraniee ‘d sacri riidae ? PLA eX han iCal’ y dy ; i How’ m hive Is for cutts Dg price? See if eee. $5; special . lea I — ROOM AND BOA RD—For - gl ir. a oT cou- se — eo oe sep Nt , ane furnmins ‘ RIDGE. . O44 A- ~Sleepii ing oom; oe A ay fice for Ont mn termsa. WEBER'S terms: trad 13 ¢ ‘ho uteau, (Cc yOu Can tra Bg Sad RO a a’ CAteny 1H41R. Te LACLEVA +06 — at : ee , elaewhere for $450: 106 deliver 1 to 6 tons today. un on ao BOTANIUOAL, Car ws L ¢ ti, Mortg ares paid off. . > c ‘709 ~ GC , . or a j MEET Y ye more bargalnas Ilke hese; terms, trade. j Oe es _ die; la ary; reasonable. Hl.and “634k. room iu private famiuly;.all conveniences. a ee MON AR¢ T 137 Locust. NORTH BR AN H. ize i rand. ay DGE—1902 sedan; goo condition , y HLEM. on ic4) } - — i Aas * ‘ ROOM —Large: 1 or 2 ‘people; ; large rooms. wienty of peas: . A ox 1035 or aL * ae WFISF oe : $225. McFarlan Distributors, 2914 Wash- N. Grand. | a BUsANwAu, sv/vA—Neatiy — tus uisnes ed apartme: ‘Al ne eas j apite Don't Sacrifice Your Car jeer HE (168A Wika Lars” | ington. : eer a FORD— 10 late Tour ings: like new: $40) _. —s EXCHANGE og yaree: “Spariineit: employed cou. room in privete Jemily; all eae | ROOM— Ter ge nee , ‘9 aN oe : | Yahlem will pay more th ne other deal- - MEL - FORDS 10 tate sedans. like new; $60) up'_trade> terms. 2506 8, Jefferson. RCHANGE soccndnend Lin ye Ams | cs (c80) ‘ALIFORNIA, _ 3234A—T?I ird floor con | Delmar car. FUrest 7580. | roo . “paths. ine nega - : Os ay » 1&1! “ Pass Kaairtas ee Spates i aan reece aes, tase . N dn Air 00 ae eens : / e vALIFOR : Ré 1oM——Large. st°m- heated ite netitute: ers or lend vou $25 to $500 on it in five Pn a (Chev & > trade. ferms 25008 8, Jefefrson. FORD—Touring. 96: perfect: $215: on ‘ oF Bee tO a . se : et Coupe : | #6 ena ment “ a ees ; rtm : minutes. 11035 N. Grand (eR) 4 J assenger Jhevrol Pp FORD— Sedan, 1925, $195: Jewett, Hud- $605; terms. 4464 Eastan./ (oh) ll for ll pa n Lecwug huuseke Du, furnished. bearvovl) wey d convenient: reasonahle. t | 5m athe: rent ae Peer Saenge at Vg Wonder ‘ ul condit fon ° fully equipped and ot} hers: in rms 2703 a Grand. of oe ye. LY tT) T o1 irine 19°98 “ “good condition, ORV “ere 1 f oe . PArkview | i _ Northwest 2 Sains wee et bClitas 4 vii me . ‘Onu Me rae , . Wanted t Sect ppp ae rt cae: Pp. lung terms. Wer SOR Tudor 1925, runs good. $185 B185. $45 down: open Wednesday. Fr pie LSS a ee ---- | BDDMUND. 2117—Children: care for by the|Casiuedan, o8s1—Nicey furnisnea | ROC ‘M—Furnished: 5700 weal LAK ; e oO. ~-~-—- gs8 i's 4 mn e: lf 3 oS if} +o list ane Li et a gy. : oor .. vc pel als had ii rd w 3 1 Easton. eee TBS CE FORD Tourings, 1 1928: :gnew Duco 5 colors: JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER. 8 ULEV on —, ao Sleeping Tow mm. Pat | ROOM —~Nicely as — PA . wit. *. (AMS MORTGAGE | co., ° “ ; = . : : peen At rer tae i { f ) , RI “hay r, ( 4. ed ork, ; xre ent On jon. e n +) Ss. } : 4 ; u & t ; € e : See in seo Railroad an -; Franke Motor Co., 5173 Easton. _ (cD) | ¢ down , anentay ‘rida Sat- Jofferson sg Ree | ee prices. pald oll old gold, bi oken } . . south | COMPTUN, LOZ2A S. — Furnished tron a 2 nn enna a “iy or phone LAcl DOLGE—Coupes, 1923 at $295; 1924 ; rdav nicht 41 Faston., _(c>! FORD—Tourings, several D4 and 725! Jewelry, diamonds.’ Miller, 705 ae ox OTANTCAL, 387.——Picasant room; mod- seeping room; Kilchen privilexes if de- | ROOM—Adjolning dath; mag = MAPLE. 5756—Buite of 5 t Automobile seers 95: vou'l iy in a minute; 2 w le — Tudor. 4026; excellent condition: | dels: some with balloon tirea: $100 eo Nee art érn_home; excellent meals; reasonable. _.} mred: heat. bath, phuue, (cS), Suce, private, gentleman. ~ rooms. second floor went, UTO LOANS to South Side rc I - : treet ' 87. y n Wednesday, Fri. , 9110. 39; $35 down; guaranteed 30 = iG ASTLEMAN, 4239—Room with alc ove; | BAuS, sU0I—Large sleeping room, firs. | o7) e pe > — aparimente, 4 LA ./ Oo Su aon at i a3 Cur is . WI} ; T, ‘ Lor j ‘ ‘oh mt s , ‘ jas ht +? R°} East on (4 5) 1; a. g . Owen Co. Fo Dealer, 33 37 ® good board : : 2 emp loyed. G Rang PB? | Ww. tuw0r. (o7 Rix M-— Large ; apartment: emp hte NINA PL... B84 paaen “Apart: nae : a ; isis ( Y ; >] iT st) oy ( . ? rneiann-: : iT ven | = t? eT B } ane | ns (eS) ; (c7} l j . See BY: $5 = yut! ié rr a aed I ront +} ple Re 7 = Bo rd optia : “i farage i eee. fine co Li tic ans Os revinar« ; . ” . ai os ' . Lectal, f euaaie4n, dr ess tt wo ahty - ° : a -- Sennett tenants Ob. risvAdi } ‘ erii- pv as yaa ’ Tf : . be & @5 § 1644 ES ffera ‘ mowuev, ubnyy me Pe rie 4 UCDO; lie Fame a 5 big reduction Riefling. 10 FORDS GIV EN 1 AW AY CLEV ELAND_ BR. i6—Large rF@cond floor muaer n: Cor isuian laiili! (CO) _ M rs a lv ; ~—o PAGE. BQ: +4- 58 —4 ay Fad 9", re pinal lamel: 4 y S38: oO” ( | Jets on. PO ie seieinnwinrennenmauermns, | SOOM Site breakfast; people employed. re as anes ROK . “da! eat: nicely furn keep! | one on 92 “psagaggs 7 > Mirst core. first served; need room bad- RADIO—Wtd.; in trade for Meramec Riv. | LOUISIANA. 4100—_B if GRAND. (B518A S.—Lig it houseke edi 5. oleatn-heated apartment) sei heat, janitor service. bor: in) Ww te gone a 60: yi ao ly 1924 to Mwrin g. $4 Fs ee a 5 1Q9V6. er lote. close to Holze rs Park. 15 m tle j home privileges. Peng rune soa? rovin, [\@am meas. ___ mene a ic} man: . family : Lindell. 4644" A , PAGE 5276A—Sleeping = ee ger asta HM Vv a sale of nic e501 8S Jettior - $195 3: §1N23, S85: 2H res SIS..; from city. fox A-38D. Post- Diapate h.(c80) | McoN AIR, 262s- ne ee ———— : ¢? GRAND. 2213 3.—Furnished room; al SKINKER, 280 N.——Pleasant, § = family: all conveniences, op "Ie SCOUNT CO KI JHS- - er tnenet —— $25. $50 down. YAHL rr Af T025. N, Grand. TY le 5O- = ma —% men share large room, conveniences; garage oytionvel., G84) neetin « bath: hotel service; $3 W . seeentniita - STAI is PIS NI FORT Qo: 0 19°26 sedang and tudors. . v4 WILL trade 5 foot lat ; en Fla.. fori o1 couple; be ard, 6662) (CBU)! & A-any 0X30 WASHINGTON. | 060 —— / 7 ; as rap ‘ : 1 WEG 9°44 " r sport tr t - —— ee : on : . 4: S679 Washington (e365) | Wodge coupe; dise wheels, etc.; good con "$50 | Mo; all guaranteed. Flint Auto | HA ce ergo o ett b-nassenge) Psa ly touring , ~£ced rato. _ Hiland 3001R. ___(c46x) | RUSSELL, 3658 -Room, board fer 2: GRaND, 2213 5. Tent housekeeping SU "BU KBAN, 6161—2 light roome; om ments, $65 nD: > i ' dition; only $75 down. ixchange, 48 Kaston, Always o pe! "ams trib poi t OOLd Wa ; 200. McFarlan D - |} ste “am heat; d at: downstairs, (6d) re ons: Karage optiona GRand Gob. | f teh $10. s a desiranie: open today. Myre CONF IDENTIAL AUTO LINDELL 2900 2537 N. GRAND , enn CUE ne OTST Ne : For Salo | RUSSELL, 3954 — Room, board: warm (eeyy | Ae Rie AN. ‘Neat. - Tt AY LO ‘+ i £ G4 ea = WaT¥ —— KOR Pein gece" condition bar MOR D—Sedan 9°26: lle new, 3 A SS eRe ee room: ‘ j poo eran e 66584 Pox abl a eee: ee Comat ) 1923, fordor, $125:°1923, 2-door; ter: KUHS- as HAVE RADIO—S-tube, complete: salto Vistisas. | all conveniences. "GRand ossate | HARTFORD, 3056-—Convenient front room; “ya; gentleman; $3 ‘weekly. me 2 wittinna won GAGE ib hntMtepeninn, «Kedar eta = crete MOR QUICK, _ ‘) | (cRO ) . wide Ix irik patric Me “Wi nance Oo. re ae ree w paint. $175. ' Tevia, Ford r, B00L Locust. Onen Reasonable, "2499 St. Vincent, basement ) —————————__-___—_————___{c8) [ peevase residence : T a LOR, 1310 "N— ‘onnecting 2s WE ~~ ‘er = Phe le (77) Sunday and evenings, ourt lat, (80) | HENRIWTiA, 3546—6 urnished room with ousekee ll conven ss's - STMINSTER. 4211—-6 1120 LOCUST. eet? ad 8270 ; — Late model in tourt ng So a w wusekeeping; all conveniences: : , ) fe ; aca ta —~@) > PORD 268 tudor sedat loons: $28. a24 Nash; new lacquer. RADIO SET-—Bargain; long distance on est | et ee eS SUEY SURVOMEER: BS i - —— > WILLIAws mol TGAGE ; “19°2 €85. 4108 Oltve. (ce for qule | 100: 924 Olds; origin inish. loud speaker. Terms. Phone GArfiela | B ART! MER, -6734—R 00m and board for | 0'her eens " ‘COV) | VANDEVENTER. 1916 & urmsebes vive RTG « \ ) eg \ ‘OR 10 , coupes: ilke new: $50 up: *!’.-*- Al ded yt ne looking. $175 J23 Buick; new Incquer, ete. | 6256 for demonstration or see radio at} ie 2; owner’ s_ home; strictly privare, | 4ICKORY, 2U022A-—First floor front room: room, five cay lines: reasonable, “ EST PINE, 440 —Ap \@} a vege ge ee oe Re _ | jonty 266 down. Graupner. 3418 Locust, Morton Electric Co.. 1117 Olive et. (2) BART MEK. 56330—Laree, newly decurated, mitehenetie; neaily furnished; reago no VERNON 5706--Light boumeeae in "0762 bedroom. % FORD— Coupe, 105; like n lew: O balloons; mam) S HUMPHREY. b35— pare te a room, rout, second ; floor; — ‘FOres is \UTO LOANS wal bargain. Riefling, 2601 8. detter’ | nuye -24 model Ford tndor ‘sedan: retin: | MANMONS TOE Ps iets |__*__Radlo. Repatring vii nt ei ES Renee ALESD | nenomttoeraprtmentc " Uiclede SHOR) VERNON, “6856 — 4 - ca] j } ‘Willer ¢£ cave: 4 : s wail al . 1 : > t9re c a ae l é %~ ' . ; . > . ‘ 4 a _ - ta Is hes an qiie a Ext * 1 30 BE ae ere: ‘een pair ‘ and mechanical —. POW FR— —Changce | your or for new , 9 ie - ' , reat i133 6) | LAFAYEMIE, otla— Apartine lil or srruie a 7, tical le 5G neat; ‘> : f 0) oupe; every acce . 2 ~ . ‘ LY *EN Ms As Bo Eh, ition perfect: 750. McFarlan Distribu- I 05 ( "ARAN SON eee — a GR { O590N feu 47 20—2 ro $10) ") | ) I A. tubes. Hlland DTRI. 7) 'CABANNE PL. 5901—-Room and board: | men team heat. and O65{ " keeping ‘ros oan "second floor ¢ cheap. Reifling, 2501 S, 2318 Washinet on (C2) tors 2914 Washineton (CQOo——— —— - | te -- F “Sg nd a { Vv 2 "puootion! meal rriv: wArFAYETTE, 3682—Neat] y furnished NIGHT and day repair service. $2.00. | . cheap. | mea, econumize; _ ‘Uent apartment:! water. £83. phone; $7.50; garag us keeping room: water in KiteRegeiar steam heat, janitor, (ea) ves 4. WOR FO : Q* ) hy r"¢” ) ve + , = . ee - re ; atom 7 OX ie aie, if R D 19 r =6 aN ASH PH, NETON 2500 Clara ( 7 board 9. ion: ar _Thi: apartment east. RE. 2620—Furnished second-floor | WASHING TON, S0Va—Hleeping oF 10" a . . | 2 ee \ : wht: easy | .. sites PRE 8 , | i . dine “ sxpertiy Pra ally brand-new with many ac | FIXTURES Store and offlca: “all Ki inds: | eos ELLOW, | 1o—- (Apt. A.) Lovely, | ri nt; furnace + heat: gentlemen. (cR8u) | keeping; wi ater. Jn _roomsa, §@ragy a OPPOSITE SCE $ ; 41 ; APPR \ 1s . ' f Muavrieygyt fenaen! | Fa ait > RO terni« w ed: wa Q i Q] A L Sen gals : 1g ‘PRATT OS v aera teed il] } ake treme n a t 4 b; arg: iins. RIC KENSOHL,. O15 Ri s | Ou 2 im, ex ellent meals. ‘ PARK A Vv. } b om k ‘801 , hb of McDonald: Vv ASHI] NGTON, “400: s-- A paruinemt E: pr ts CARS ONE nL . \ ’ 4 Ly { Teni ng es coh) | wT) 4 a : pe iis le : mms, Wt EBER’' S | Ee a ‘i es ie , “fe 5 ) K EN SINGTON, 5020 Sing! s roo; oo a. ! room a nd kite henette; in bungalow: $i {) val e fami) a southern ex posure; ; & 74 Goode file w: ’ S028 LOCI Ss SL — PORD- Oe a Ona, “lg: ~ | a RB pl : aS i AN Gil 2944 ‘Locust, _ FIXTURES — Real bares!n. ; peop e employe d is | week. LAclede 5019, fo; S wa ath, ie DAN4 Maple: 43 a laity Wi plas Gon unr ety bi Is ) :. LOW \ PACKARD—-7-na ssenger twin 6 touring: | Franklin Fixture Co.. 615 Frankie. | KENSINGTON, 52044 — Kront rooms; | PENN SYL.L AN TA 14— 7 light hhoune WASHINGTON. 4045- Double, o - 1g hang Maple: a roome. ad I ‘ 3 es wal n ai cL Pot , - bp ed m1 4 Sa :. ook t Weslleat (c6) | FINTU AES. aT : is i eae AAs . a. . rt a couple; reasonable. keeping rooms. . tric. gas. sink. | 47 _— eo; meals next door. ; Dperes painted : ; ity finishe : in High) i green 17 a od | enero .f Globe St * ve C “nt | bargains | eet S240W. . (c80) RUSSELL. 3844—2 roums, furn! shed fc | ra or = ‘ erptio . : ris OF ALL RI seco Se ind guaranteed rice | * AS gt ore. Ct, E——Sport tou _ bar- Fp net a Bh om en : a Fixture Co., ™ KINGSBURY. 5740 (Second east \—Twol! 1 ight housexe-t ~~ Soren le on % ASHINGTON N. 4527— whom: a ee OS =y rood apartments 'LT ANTER SED FORD | 33): tL OWEN CO., ey RD DEAL oR gain for cash: private owner, Ima r | : sArfiel ‘ (¢c couples to room and board; meals care- | “helo ae | Joining bath; owner's . _aeEname ? " Price nee from $45 to $295 / 3318 Washinet ER | 6749W.. 4998 Washi beton. £8) | sOWC ASES AND STORE FIXTURES, | fully planned. Parkview 1565J. oo | RUSSELL, akan a con necting ntoriatte:| h , | a #6 HA BENG. 210 W vain wright | nd we ili take your present car as al iy ony US! ’ () S! 7 | Sample room used cases of all kinds a: | LINDEL LL. 3860—Front room and ane ofp iy , - fod WASHINGTON, 5297 —Large FF P k 1S: % BE [(: k BR q { OU GH AM vena ement and give vou tim n the Ie Rl KF ORDS | Trucks — Sale | greatly reduced prices. | hot water, garage. (cB) | | SK N ANDOATI i: 8o : > | tieel Rawat 58 — ae A eat wea : ores t “ss 1 _ . i ‘ IwA- : I 2 fo | Poor tern -} Bey mee See thear a bh 1926 tudor sedan: ru: 30 —- H. PAU K & SONS MFG CO.., : ’ ti] ) es, ie ‘ (j | —* . . so =] ‘ 1 4 vs . i ° _ v 1) ae — } a : re n e iL INDE L, 4115—Room wit} I Z “Ole j pe i] ‘ } » enc ; ad o 5) ir ‘ SAH. 847.50 equippe: | ee gine | ‘nt y ‘MRERT-GR Yt ; ES i} i ; ; rme + oe ck 925: lik ew a 317 N. 15th et. 1 hot and col | ; £ onven! es. GRand 3208 (ct5) privata famiiy. private bath and South went corner ar teeeee . ; 1. "tit or w fer ‘ ij - " ' =~» : 2 . ee ¢ re Ndi - Oxvelient meals. (cR) me 0 , ‘ ~ ! beds: — rT - % R ‘TB Manchester ; E. C, MOTOR SALES. 506 efferson ‘ _Take Casa or Lee av. car. oe th 4 | VARRELMAN, 4536—2 housekeeping: one. i" room: aingle or twin 2 A 4 i eel ; ; Li ; - me ) ‘ N 4% z aston L In dell 95 545 4 rre a . ’ ;- . tn ee _(c8) LINDELL. 3810 . Beautiful rooma. rub block © nat 4500 Gray ois oy bee ag ae 8 | oa MmaAar- ilive car Une and bus: F a ae ft room efficiency: tle rt . He he trade : . , ; * 45 y : m \ pen vay 4-30 & m. to I] D>. m alan , rue ks! ST é Trucks! R f ! Pa water; inealse if desire - Re vnvenienc- 274°] ; fi Ast if Gesired; ; ; ; - a fences (i 3 N aw RING MOTOR E KC 1 Nuk Ruys “24 ow Ford | ip retinien In UNnGé (6c) | All For dump trucks emall : err gerator 3 PME LIN] ari aan —————_——- nnn lv IRGINIA, peso Ouse ‘keepin room, | WATE RMAN, 5206---1 : : ae Ps XY 9 MB ibe + Ke : OLLI : 36 me j . “VTTe y i} ian anteed j ‘inhy eric s ‘ wr ay ae | ] ay. KF ¢ McCR ( Y A FEW OOD aah. qt sla 4.40) - ongen. ao. home ‘@ur- wi th lite he ' latte: block east te servoine Pi ae kee preg roownm 4. FOrest 7 = ICK, } ; BA RS, ne round ngs; Southern cooking: continuous | Pork: a’ ite reasonable, (e7) LT 522 Ae LOT ‘ 4 1} eu ; ‘ ads , ; *? ‘ -- : Y. H. OWEN OO... FORD DEALER “le W243 f e SALFS 4038 > if Indell. USED JOBS. ntt ta — ——— TIPRVOT YR 7, MATITC ane We BORING OF fy) Ae o&d Used (ars Yodo. Open from 8:30 a. m, MH. | ca hot water, (46x) | WYOMING 3418A—F upnished rn WELLS, 5983—cCdhnecting he LO = ACK rw « wv, it GSllivVery Bers €ll furniahe yuth | “ , “tearm heat ovely ome, re " HUDSON BROUGHAM, $875 , _ Le ‘arious types _of bodies: real. bargaine For Sale agg | gftomt_Ateam heat good meale, * ip} | CABANNE, SI83—2 “warm, connecting | _“!cam heat_lon 4152.4-— Prost REAL ; “ar had wonderfyu Li - — =" om oe MACHINE roughs itke | Mei HE RSON- 42: 56 = ingle do uble: ; KOO ood | GATES. 5076 “3 . — Sass Ses ; mT te nt tié Linde’) &. 269K. ‘gee avetor hi yee com - » } t “Ton ruc overhauled: r- New o0 Z Mc aril 123 ‘Ares le | ae homelftke: 1° erally 43, OUID—--« housekeeping elites hate meee = Lavesoy” ah ee » HUP SEDAN RD—Ton tr i overha od: Ge | wide, Carthy. .. | PAGE BOaOA “Tico mveraly car. _(7) | eink range, team heat fe} | Nlesie ees eek #80 : n rar ANT Y Me WOR Airs, Ontional }Vreet 7e RW (omy | : 3 or 3 housekeeping Ooms P ' fi floor: io — eleep ina conven er 4 ~— ot? . euaranteed by our famouse \ : er, oUOL Locust. Der} rent —_ Inion Typewriter 117 wr PAGE, 96 = - hit r steam heat reasonable om ~ for ; i , ; ; | N , . 64 A-~-~F'r rt reorn;: board: steam i ¢ Cabany 0: 7. . pote | WE wT MI..sTREE i. ‘ wbbe “tsa “Wy Corner Pershing look! New Hudse n Brougham A Dany CAR EXCHANGE, 2944 UNDER wr OOD typew riters, $3 promo bal- &O (LAYTON, 6814— Nice warm room, references requt: 74 _t : NEW—READY FUR me sean a 2) arg ine det . ance like rent. > oO. 2 R5° nit (oR) | - (CML) | ré _ i. . > Bw “gh : de me | Bin le vas ea» i 2 . 18 f st ded » Dt Ww Nr fs a 4 1 al = oy, 4 x Ry __ Hox 2o=- city ¢ 5) ’ AND | ROARD Modern: fr 2 cm-| om. Steam heat. PArkview of WEST PINE. 4847 Housek pariinente,. eet ‘ ’ i , hole ] rice ? : . , eT) nite? anc Dy ¥ f; , E; QS *T™)>- "7 ~ - z ami a f FOre st 8051 W (cM) ‘ — second-finor front: hot water page 1 com alr ” ) ‘ me BER'S USED C Oe me. , —————— 036 » CONntMuOUBs hot water: Private, Pwr- octet { ’ we" SHE ath ‘iiss "S (;ran * ver actati he ; e] Job oniy } ron os DE ALER ‘ *,. 4 Th v Ss Jette TRON. f 3318 Washingt itloned: will pasa for ane 2 ; 6: exrcei lent me ba! r . : . ey KUHS- SS HAVE HT’PP 4-PASS ‘24 COU P E.~-$195 rg - $40! m Ye oe ge tat oe GAR FOR D- ' i? body; BAKER'S OVEN a est 52017. . _ a }DELM\R. 5064A—Clean warm fh use , Balance tarmna ta suit erfect In every | .)} “re 1 JON terme: ie your erms. Riv orside 6. 538 (e2) | “ees « ‘N OWitd.——U sed: perfect con. — areal — S550: nice front aicepin $4. . Wits asa Ww rep ng Moon brougham: new larc ; renickeled: wes 36" we ony ala aay bey | Y ANGE + as. ot a a: ox. OR —Speed wagon: / latest model dition, P. G.. 203A Eichelberger, as _ AND, BOARD—Room, double, $5 | Dar MAR 4352— Neatly rnist, * prin ee Pe . ace excellent tires: © K mechanical! lnk FB deb sieddiannditinhainnenibnisiseekeanien 4 ocust ith e« “ab and pr _ aoe ree fingle, $3.50: board optione! Gott i "ae Gis kk atl; Urnished room houskeen'ng rooms. fure ‘ Miderene wines 10425. : or | | and kit henette: alwo sleeping room. (7) ito @7. JE¢fareen GS Ri Ck. LINDELL, 2 ae : Si ‘ . mm. : | ~. ¢ .* rs ‘ Y rig Te Th) Se ger 7. Mi ads \ ed, 3 oF /9. , (> \e soll ine crv Vilecrd a™ TS Lf iT NK N iz Ww NX AS [] SE 1 A N Oo ye Plerce Bide vest whe _For. Sale aR VER NON $236—Nice iarce” os — “aes ~~ | DELM AF 5 A , 3 ¢'e tn, nicely f "nishe 4 “ " [Burich Corner’ Mhi t] ~ a MOTORS—Sor sale or rental: all sizes: 7: | roo ’ er “ : . Fe: ee) 199 a5 A () © lines ay vi Pag wll nate tg ne! ees Dear new and used: wiring, repair and i neais. convenient Gorntow (7) | Parkview 4NQ4. ; + 4 ROOMMAT Ww odd On ; ¥ ) AU d ‘ BIL E COUPE nee: -uped just a it cle big bargain for Automebiies For Sale stalling. Acme Electric o. oat Market a | Ve RNON. 5364—Warm front room for | DELMAR. ° 424; — tte n ro a A Li } keenine: ate x OMMA I FE B. 4a. jusiness re 2 meee UR Ee a Sih amas tn i ation ~— wee Thi ir in ex “ep lent NK wt? tbat 3 , t } : two rent! mer - — - Yon’ , n° — a bey nie Spin “seta 94 Eye cfm > , oa i" Roe ons ic eo! a ee are ‘¢ 801 Bentvemen or employed couple a roome for . housekeeping: alas ? oa ¥ has bers “ ad — little. bus ‘ fam ae ne Oaks £ 2 om ma On BRAN TY MOTOR O 936 Locust Pr, a ~ neous MOTORS—lIiged A Cc and D ie et be U ight one single room: good mrale Fr rest 0404 ; nig room Rod | eat Tititerans °—8R7 (a ve apartment. eur price a. rT) gi ™ ; ee ERS i811 . ' = Ov Aland Sed; il) Given Awav — RE I ( ISSESSE I) a ORDS | sold. ex haneed and Inst illed Compicte a* | rooms " he eS jw ~s _— NORTH WFEST BRAN } A beautiful ire? a 7 | ® up: $50 down: 10 m nthe to nay. reasonable prices See ua for ventilating Von Bena meet —Neatly furnished | a” ‘oa rn hea t 5 sink 4 $19: sleep!: c. reamet : c eG Ua e re turn on . ; 4 hat for Pf “trie ome’ boand: hot-water heai- “ Gabeny 1b0R aa ee ce: Take 2 L 00k at morteage; balance due $1! i's sours: | ©, MOTOR SALES. 4038 Saston. Lin: 207 NO Aaa Mh) S°BRABBO (oRO\ | WARHTNOTO ST STS ae, an " ’ . ani ; é tO , ; : ée nm} ' lg \ ATT = . 03 7 Grand. . : 54 Up n 8:30 + mm. to 1! DP. m i > == ~--=— aeead Tn AR. 48: ao init (ORO) y ni) ‘ a oo " r r "ty, iy, “ory} ; PACK MRD } 7 tc AAR lt ci , fc@) a — — weer b bEd Ay a vome, and kitchenette: ad: ite, (ey! Ri OMS Wid — ‘ouvle wens FP in mrivate , quipment fF frees: w. car aon] aaa wedan; just in: | se ——— | & wt ei | 4 BAe z - raeanion 2 : Coaches : ; ‘ a €200 terms. HORSES AND VEHICLES Ww ASHINGTON, 47 42A—Priveve | EASTO. ‘ 6217 A ~—-T WoO “furnished or unh- . ne : wee = K-143, ; ftar heat hot bath $3, (7) ROOMS WANTED. 4 EAST YW. 5e@n)] 9 front connect! ne roome | * - , Protestant family of « complete det > ae ate . = PUTOK— 1644 standard ’ ~ = Ey ee OKS : Pp Man I ) [ NIV FE y . at 440] ist Alwares open, moceseorios, Parts aia: For Sate E 5 tind: farm i furntahed } nani Me sing rooms: steam er he $285 oa, ce il ; . ‘ r it . std a! i iat § «e 1 2 ‘ Oe ’ oP nt ° RELIARLE auto parts new. used 9922 4 or ale cs a he a 5 oo >11_ ee ss . ma a? wrivate farnily et ; x * ALE rere CFI ( £2 “is | &. Broadway HUmbelt 3790 fe) {[ARNESS- a ges Caleing vut corupiete | W pot tag INSTER. 4258.—Large front room.| tn ace. Fore t aap 90: och Hox Y-73. Post-Diertch. stock, Molimar 8. 719 St. Loute av.. Fagt | ¥ furnished for 2 or 2 young men eee Ferre ; , tofu ROOME Wii. 3 furrished or @ ¥ : bs _~* 7 h: NASH COUPE Studebaker red eeneationally low: | TIRES aw | teak Sen Lees. with, trial and queren- | W DATMINSTER $095—Room and board:| ” ‘oh | ORR he cared for du attrectty ° Saving ' “ed iowenstein. 1521-25 N. Broad i- twin beds: eplend' d meals. FOrest ssor'y | ENRIGHT. / Y 3848 | att - [fully GUARANTEED: lone ter > ~ ar and ts a wonderful hb, in tot: > ot | ee “837 N. ORAND. ‘ER'S SOUTH BRANCH Saon nas. | WEB: ryice driver, WHRERK'S WHST BRANCH TLRES—siieht) used by Poillce Dena: PONTES—About 20 Shetiand: barrein| WEST PINE, 450i— Board. 24 floor room: | nwa” on each YSi« Delmas —" - " -aseicy, 1900 Chestnut if sO.0% @il Lowether, at onre ar m Rox -on-eniences: attractive rates: reference: ‘EvCHD 78 3 — rep. - a * * ° ee Die 8 lovely room: splendi¢ home cook! rea- bes? Abany &2 (OOM Wid —By refined ye ome ” . : ' eben <fse: “es Used Cars? 7-P ASSEN( ¢ R 2 Loute, T} a ft ‘2 “s t ip ‘ nid if t! s u bi. (-R) | ws ra » ~ ' ~~ ce ™ ei ites 4 ’ aris are uoen - , rE BIG 6 Tires — Sale ao arr meee yeeros ee eee ans bos Sa sOT:A Die cM?) | ate bane conventencre FOrest. ganat | for couple a ith ya uy fou fac ir ; ores my , This m tire fully equipped; fa Nes ry | In perfect condition eenesationally ches a ne non a fAls ie a remedy A, Race) a Tir 2 Carr tebe way icR) (c8) | housekeepjig -reoms and et

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, pee e si LL i= . ad ° rr . - . - . ’ * > a al * hn ‘4 ‘ , Be all , Oe ee Sn — * us ‘ - - | s* a iW. - * a : = -_— — . SAE ne ag * ah Se: agheeticd cattle I Mace toe «Seed esc fecal Ke Siuce one (Ps teem CU wssdei dS. @ sade €- 1973 cUormn’oaorrow , \ = all _ POST DTS ATCH, AND BOARD WANTED APARTMENTS F ; | meas bath Peres | tenmaneo Pera hee! arin g DWELLINGS FOR RENT Bins, PLANS, ESTIMATES | -ATS AP'TM'TS. FOR SALE, rah JANL © iy eR Aap 2 LEN LS we Bath Ge 5 i : eo Ss ay fr «x. ¢ ” PP" ni 7 ’ rofessions 1 ce South LET me bye . ae r “ ng Ts; re: ast] nable. Box rs ~ & vewes ora Sa conn aoe Tr. 2 blue- prints 4 oe ts i i. AT} if- Centra! het — cS , ie: MONTH’S RENT FREE a ats i (‘ MMPTON. e723 >. — M oxis ri ~ ro mm ? : rat é mn te: : ° “es . : . ‘ erene at - Post-)) ‘Disp, ; * j ‘AL — eg os te room on? i Le i dence : Te e 80Nn: at le = and R] 75 - : aban i L as . i A i . , 44m Act , Iii x 400 ¢ ‘ASH: 2408 BIDDLE S&T. 7 ; $10 ) — j NU } : — i fo? “ 4 Af ye } . : “FE a sega aa iuTl ished South Tk . : ' " 2. R Lt Prelila SRE W ee i on ; REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE _ bs . AA KE A ’ 7 S15 Chestaes ] ; e » 4576—3 room TUPN- SHO; | poom- pare mrrapate a ag Se | eniieiae ~ COTE B T sae: aye sieneneuneantiibptinesdea aa a Foyt coupe, $30— | S98) tt tang 5 AB vie to desirable family. | ALABAMA. 7 746——3 rooms, bath, electric, West | mode "er farace" “ie inet oo for —_ I . AUBE “ - thage cr . North announces the election of be PArk« ley VOW . Jor appointment newly wa en Victor U895. (eRQ) Vt a Ie j qqam_heat: ~ihd nei — Ni + ta? i irnished > ~se- a Ae furnis alg ee a D f " — rr" . “ ; oS 0, aH. 3531 ee ec ae “9 Tyg no ae me th oo say mere : AR IK A NSAS. 3537 We 4 roome and bath. : A ongy to Aid a ae reoins : } % ‘ r he . : Ww IsSM- ATH. 2838 N. Grand. B A ILEY B009——4 and . Pooma ath, he Li »t- - : ae ’ ~~ 6 pe Da z ATT. w + ti ‘ ’ (eeu! : “AGE Otjses 4 “ys . rr) ne Wa’ ae: ee af ” ’ aie ‘ aaieuae " . Te. ; ee —— DE LMAR. 6358 Eleg ant S3-roon ien- -Q 39 ‘ ( | CABANNE h124—9 rooms. 3 ee sy wan 3 . ——— HLOUses Tiata, a#parirmeuis; ao oe 5 ea « ‘ ira } imis ; 4 Sick ¥,, & INV. Co. MR. JOSEPH P. 0’CO ’ - . . — sis effix . b\. HOTELS cy, Jurnished. PArkview 4516, _—s(c8) BROADWAY 3110S “3 large rooms, as | BALSON REALTY CO., 5898 Delmar,i MINTON. TITL E GUARANTY BUIL DING. KNIC KME YER. Fi EER RLTY. & OF "5 Sen” “eae IAR o8&55—24 floor front, privat: water, $14 month. i) Dat! ny 445 ~~ wi tr ‘ vy new J128 (sra Colfax 3425 ¥* re tina: sineinnestienine an tro BOW. Sine te at; — ' : : nmLANI) 4412 -Aleo 2014A a NDR © OUD: ooms., midern: cza- 441; DUSINeSS Property or lomemieniin $.00 ri ASH = s (6-ROOM FLAT + rooms each floor 3 5157 Lexington, 4 rooms. second floor: A Aa at ° a he e BN sneha ENS HERS RP getiay OAR, Aci ANRS AGN, Sit. et oA igen 9th 7 rN . a rates; tub, shower baths: ! ¢y-n ar) rh’ o -¢ vane i m9 | s Bat , arnished val 9 ie van 89 per week nolia, 21SNA Geyer: new: 4 rooms: Aur 2 CON ion ay ee 08 , , $50,000 Box Y- 1A7. Post-Dia. S rooms eg mat ton i 7? P ° } ee eee “ i Wis 4 ; 7 f: ’ “ ’ a S! h ile rile 2 ~ S« % ; _ > alias ae Be 3) > FR Loom ing i iv ane. 1G 3 LeeoTIis . 4 ; ' s i aes L. 4ST AND AL “ Ars : , —_ c : : pendeienis? V “ io HOTEL—S'. etiam , iE TONTY, 4051A—4 larae modern rent. JOYNES BROS. 1021 Arcade’ R EXCHANGES ily or c ee peng FLOYD A JUUNSTON RE ALTY CO.,, ae: Joh nsoen P e se and ivior. cm) | ‘ Oe : : Pt " layer, ¢ sii | i; Pereine ene. ecust—Rune | bath, inens, heat. C a. per "sony tesgs teome; furnace. CAbany i ————— SL Bl SUIEBAN, OF 08 gem (New duplex LIGHTN “balding, hatha Glen eno 'C : yl | | Se, Sore o8. Bena De a euinee — | Mr. O'Connor will have charge of the Clayton EA gehts ge ~ HOTEL - . - . ale ‘ aie —~ Eel i ~ wt {pO 4 vr} i DPaics ‘ 1) ’ np — aL paths, $1 day: $4 Kk up. fe8) (rt ANTE D APAR TME NTS—Wfficienc: “s,-n.- :LBE RGB LW22A—4 + v} coms. ee urnhis) — a ae FOREST 0990. 5012 DELMAR, (7) front entrences: -car gat age: Tents $133: TON DEI wl : = i aetna ht tk } aed ss ae ; 4 ee @ letely 7 Reto oe ae fesQ) "onl re 5914—C + ar" “que : —— = vid a, " i. . . y nthir . ‘ eee & T3is . $f ‘ in as. @ sctric. ean ; PESO Pee ON a wre ey ‘ rT 4 fh Wot tage. , FEE a SoS - I : : ea weekly 4 re 2 360 be ® sai ie atric, tna | heat; SATO aR rooms, bath. furn-ce maith and electric: keys at 6214 rte REAL ES’TE-——_WTb. YO BUY e 3-F AMIL ¥ Ware Catton he Branch of the C€ ompany, a Le Mr Hugo Buder, - Satan ae a Cheter a " . NGER. Victor O8%4. _(c89 iictaasiiniestanenscs cain : Perales ee (c5) oe “uss : va -athone @cnoo:; | ' P c a ; rf; Sorts fur sh nd: phone and water | HAMIL TON. 944- roome, including , HAis+ ORD, 3O51A —— 4 movere, Tew BO te eeag Ooms; rent only $15; will! Business Property Wanted = ss2sfhoh* 34 rage: who has been called to the St. Louis office by reason Age necting | . Cs ens hot-wate eat; $45 ‘Rand 2472W, lake necessary repairs. . PAUL J. 3At . 4 ae ro Or onnectit ‘t. gas, phe i: oa, or heat; $45. GRa 472W, ‘BERS ri Eatte’ ; PULLING STATION AUL J, JARZEMSKY. REALTOR, of the resignation of Mr. Hunsche. DO reogty § ie. si “vi ms POSS Re A aes ate Se See ‘ -- . - euoeeiionss piatmenienguiatete - —_ , £) Ld mm ow > gi? ¢ a 5 . 7 » 4 A. ws: fates $5 up weealy.| RELIABLE COUPLE to siare apariment. HENRIETTA, 3006—4 rooms, ba fur-| 2 ee lo a ._ Post-Dispat: ae ee Ne OO. “4040 Olive, (cB) | CAbany 6776R. ace $40. GRand 1413W, gern wes regen Northwest JOTE L—Modern. clean. $1 9 | WASHINGTON, 6601-—Newls farnished j-. AB AVEUTE. obuta—six rooms, n HOUSES, FLAT , siete . weekl¥, $5 and un, 80) rovm apartment; evers convenience; mod-) _ > wi aver tu ry cer Gand “(eR FOR. RENT, F A s. ETC. Flats, Apartments Wanted e FINE SINGL A 4-5 He ) T E L (rn features; gas, light, linens, dishes. we AME C, 3217-4 roome 3 on ; OR COLORED Ai ARTME NTS Wtd.—4 or i2 aad jinn @ HERMITAG E silver; real service: $40 semimonthly, (¢) 35 floor. Riverside CA ARI SAVE, GIVIAMME NCC, large rooms, bath * okt. : BILTMOR E HOTEL WIDOW wishes to share nicely furnished. | ter. eas. JEfierson BX92, °" NG Be eR ar AoTs a —— -VACAN = hone Hiland x44 . ’ ~ — 44 wel}-] Caled apartment with couple. 5. = RK. 1UZSR —s ree rooms, a! ectric. 3 wea- c "J 5 BRIL LIAN TE, ; 4453-—4# TOOTS | . o 3 ° . {RR j +2 3 ios tied ? . : a > “yy 7 oe > : | | | pat a $2 50. with- | tian Scientists preferred. DElmar @003R, ‘ish Gnd nin fferson 8892. "| _rent reduced to $32.50. epee gp OB) | chat tegitt, HC, Payment of gene 1 a poll Rae Ee * ee gg a or anes StmM | «6FLETCHER R. HARRIS LACRENCE W. DAY. lL. STURGIS DAY. loss lay. week. e als ORB, O636A——-4 rooms, bath, electric: COTE BRILL AN TE, 4256W i Recurt deeg a cuted by i frame f} 2 and # rooms «ne Semen tise RE NW Saag Sie ee, Sen a ali , ee eu , - we, b room fiat bat cas elec trie at bath. : — ef fieieney D; rt- =F ave available & O-room efficiency apart BARGAIN—875, §100—5544 PERS il) _decorate. Victor 0896, (c89) | room 1! : : . Se sonable JEfferson 5! 233 “7% { sae ment. = su ] let thes . . . ; . i , Elec : nily fur “nis h ‘ 4.- oon } —S 3 “ ‘ apd ve 4 ate : t | 3 D 3 t | : \ MF, : a ° — ee. - ~ ae ed oe & Pee e . { A rt yw FOOT * ha ti 0 € lect wee 7 led in 2 a ; 4 : A , ) ~ IL P\ ' Vj (tj if | a electric, silver, linens, ice. P Arky 35. DOE a wake R\ ae tos “O895 . oko) DPWING. R25. ; ene oo ; i : oes S78: +1 enh ; | | RESORTS. 3 eee —== | PARK, 1029—#@:room house, $25. W. soar aN ec iinn SS igmed wilh ae tp ee eet tbe unter: SETTLING ESTATE—REAL VALU * a | ~ & , beautal large dat at aeke conte os | : 1, 3SOG Wyoming: 5-5: tile bath hardwood 9 7 Je tric: $35: F ae! iotes, On Wednesuay. + 7 - ‘ ‘ d ‘ ‘ ~ 2 y ‘ am f | Dogo de ag ip Mi B! 4 72 _Chestnut, GArficld 8941. (c6h)') Fl nat a ation fioors, urnace very we] constru built by Stauder the architect. for Open Eveni og ! ; hn) 72 a Rs ae i sett —. & axe aan Missouri. wOL Por r ates rot N. 8th MAin 1888 iAJANS '¥ t foe wali om works jo Went MON EY Wid.—34 i deed of trust ’ | bath. Care tid . at _ us +a vay SP & ~¢ eNria hts v Te ctor : . wa é ea. PR PAR, 0 —ieew’s” | | HOUSES, FLATS, |] iris atta tat ABT m/e omg fo tts fica ea Be, le i PARK. ® . Dr'imar. OS8S, or HOUSAM REALTY €0.) fH0L ts . water: in go0od conditi. “tak thereat a a | ge---. Of the St, at ————secmmee | Céte®. caSivst terms, strictly confidentias 10-story buildin mount $85.0% J . ) fu ° . wOouts a records, mA rLavitig : idixie Credit Coa.. iv45 Morgan 6 R ee , rand good discount. GArti | aioe «. oe a ; ' ’ : sat at —~ Pea orn we & at ees REIT NG — pron es he reat “c bs ae Par gh ee - aS. aeeh Pen emai Pe yo ame sneners- gy 4398 — He, : use keen in: International Life Bids. GAr. 0270. fi: di- gen 9798. | ns. bath. electri ‘st-class con n f 60 ¢ n f Os , eet of ee TI 0 me { LOANS Lo salarted tbe ble of e000 charae _ io 7 eeping 3.50 to S$) BO Orr : GCODP ELL ros bet cies I % ima 5 bia ETC. " , 4 nll: Mepettnas , nee . = (ef ; EI oR 7. “9 LAciede 4 - ' ; 4 ¢ \ ati me Sil 2 single nae EA OO egg wk Ror pacee ONpee aane Gea rene | RETA Se Bec =. jcOriminnones repay weekiy ur gicthly | | et hg Ay INDELI. daa: _Pewsonable. 1o~ ’ Browning Apartments | heat: ie = — {cb9) ABE RN ATHY REALTY co. —S8t. Louis, Mo. Deo. 23, 193¢ c8) | PARTMEN'I—4 tainly income $260 er | ae TS ha ae NT i S YEARS 6% 60 | og arket st. ere ae nr ‘TOO0) CAhansy seaicte | 300-304 Chemical tiag 3-STORY APARTMENT BUILD- ~ — a oe Ry ~ a a Na ARR Ri Ms 55 - ie Pautify . Jarre erg Bone a OO : heat; good Ocation, . nd os Ya "pe rn UTAH, . 3410—4 roome: hot-water hea LtCcKY. 3 —4-room ottage | —_ . eee APARTMENTS FOR RENT 236 PERSHING excellent neighborhood. Hlland 29pm LUCKY. “8910— "SORT! estage: 8 , APART MENTS—12 und 24 fo = me TO TOAR- 550 ‘and up. payable ING AT 4121 WASHINGTON. ; REE pe sonal — ~- ai 2 an a Mis “apart weekiy instaliments. to salaried , ; Jther Deeds of Trust trom $460 to) 85: 9 | oF DS 9) Dp. elely —. . ak : Be Sd : ’ rn ahed h te] rc ims, = {¢ ; — - ap g - 4 $! 000 Ae ~) ad autify) u l o Le i ees — la : , Oo ; LAT , 100 Ps a 3 —_ o a Jib BR. y —4 igi fe re ms blo i.e chiller » 4, © 4 i. 1} ments ft) il} t ir p tr t lot eS or wa) 1 al a. @) sle 5 § «*U] } i OB. bY Ww ie , rt CH- makers: { -harge Ss per cent. \ @ : apartment - pr ivate bath ‘ 11 .§ | ne | Teasonabie. . Steam bea: _ Central —___.._ | Private bath. dressing room. tn-a-dur bed. UTAH. 8974A—3 rooms. hath. furnace. Nectric: wm er ‘ Rates (c7 } bul ider id Nw z ie = awit) ~ i if roo! furnished wii th living-room furniture: T) Farrage DOERFI INGER, Victor 0894 at. oa eae oe” se P ” OI = == = on Ceai builder _PArky 4. ae : , Paine, — “Bee ientehe 2 i “ret floo~ east: attire. GRAND, 1109 beat. ight and gas yom al $090 and $55. ‘including ‘hotel e: ; ce ee 4 ‘O) | ies op a ais — een — B Seer cms, eee and buy second deeds of a Union Easton Trust Co | ; ¢ Sf ~ms.: private ' Z teed ' y , itiful +, loung O} iver. — Goa — i. Oe, . : , VTROnr bp 7 , AABLF LOAN & INY ESTMEN cCO., : ; ™., ; e . - nished. 60. JE Tferso np 9 acini “ 5\ “yong wy ; oF ned and oa “fe pty er. n be a om — 824. (R5) TW ENTIETH, 1007 N., oO go" od eorner "aun URBAN PROP" Y FOR: SALE N EW } OL R-FA MILY 16 N. Bth (ground floor). MAin 354° 5325 Easton AY (e) assha, aire ” newly ‘Gecora = os : ~~ . : ee . . ‘ ) i) 1R, Dar ¢ ‘ Naw ly pap re ‘A, : ‘ay AJ mee w 4 dern, 5-1 “ “y ae large rooms, tile en foB® } 3D: ‘ Broadway, pa Aes {6 CO BAI c SON “RC $2 4¢ 5809. D i garages. Mow: tt. foanr Ca * > F Vv Shathe Bid j STOCKS } AND BONDS — dae Yokes ey ip : eh Asta ; shark Aaa pe AUIS co i atta hath fy mace. lew earace fc “Ry iT 145 6 ares ye roon "yy “clean. ready to . o ac?T ‘ a hae alia ; AL St) . f “0. > 4 © mar. 2 | a _ieh a sh, . t? ? : © 5. ' ig ms, 2 _— - "e» 4 a ' mg a : = cee eareere nes + ae Tr L sage i, lL. i i aol Pi on ~House KOE! ine - as 2 DUBINSK Y ameg ty eo FOER KOOMS—$: 36. BATH, e ° LECTRI¢ F move in: ENS OME aD 29? | ra., Can se bee oh ; | MONE ee ad Vancec wo salaried ear 0 y and aa ‘going _ ke and donde nought eeld nished; phone, isuners: 604 Wainwright King ' NICE CONDITION 5116 ROTANICAL ~ Ww y EE KS" FREE R ENT CO ‘C0 NeCt: 781 10W pt ann ie "an Rta at “tale he readit (oa H ATTELMAN > /~ 1 “ . . " TROY vv } 5 a" Maat ar ; | tfa ¢i Arkvie: chy i} at ver nj P rik. , rot South cent BPrraecinen ey Swe ceo ny charan ft OPPORTUN ITI ES “80! RSON. 4609 “Ce ron a ee ee \ ye TON dy ** | é rive heey nd, Park. “one block fra : ot om : — Ife eX ive: ire. _8eco nd -f] . nen. . “ ? 80 \ = i - ts _r ce DELOR 4015 i. Vou e7 t 3 ; ~ “ ‘ = a4 i ell — ; ? $12.5 0: erm ¢ rit | HARTFO! 21). aE De wills -4226—Ve erv we well INDUSTRIAL. LAAN co : M ‘HE HS: hy, * 5 : i ’ uthwest 1 ry | La NG. i} ’ est a », ‘ pene ‘ en fe mo lern fla x0 *? # ‘%.. ~ ; e cs la ‘onat ruc ted 4 room m od ern residences ; ® rar , rook - hot . -s ®o wir ; . 2 a OLOZAN. 4HUIN —Stiri ctly ape | \G . rooms just v est 0) SiN gah ghway. COU) % c se Poon t bite" C7 ws — . ~ -~ -- tile bath. hot-water heat. hardwood anand : ; “ii acnen : er ¢ ana . ~ - cai jae - _ = i ese oe 3 - i : | — ss seal ee ae, — \\ “Sus Bes i \ conertsion. R. MEDERACKE, 44 ee ee ge FOC, OTIS: Wood end, | OU Te a el weal oe Rengel-Weber, 3127 8, Grand, LAc. 9544. MONEY TN 15 MINUTES | WANTED—sian with 610.000 to take over os eo aes \ wit mete WE Worgeeer tay coe peer ge po Pe ! mors AD i mc IN hd "ices Sunset -Manor: bargains: {0 old-estabiiohcd Geant eae ee te take over - +1 > rl. * ; oS ie i ’ r , ne’ wi - : | erm ‘ 7 REASOR REALTOR. “KE en j a ns anew = AS SOMOSIL _— OADYV this corr ivany we no liabilities: . Neo . . oO « uresent Wianaxseient retiring Box Cai. ry oZ43ga—34 a’ t) ries (ex) Raere p~iomenseititiinemneicsennsnlinine: ¢ : Post I) ahd aieh { 4302 Sing’e Or Goal ; West \\ a " ay = 13. : : at le bain $4 Rivers de 950. : LET -BUSINESS al RP'SES TO. — is LATS 30 DOWN, $10 Bloke a Woot Sas picteun ¢ ¥ .. 7250; eer E. a Crna GE eel SAKE RY—Establish and good peying. ~ ———. Central xr Saa-2T PY Sn meer euercmeerpeesemee ore Sie 44; Un ae J fancheste Mijand oaag Be : ae New, 9 “ " we ne bogetier with store buildia and five. opt em neaine DE BALIVIERE, 410-—Choics ?fficien . , “decorated $45. Riverside 405M. Ob ~~. : Saami: 2 a a nee 77 tT i ‘lets; good invesiment for @ baker. Ses plLona@: garage . file hatn CARULINE, 2638—-3 roome inst ¢ Behe EL oa 22 3 ; ah. Will rv new pulld tt Pr lIDeNtk i )), } iBo5 aly oO") and call ARSENAL WAT. “oP *? : 7 a+ 4 ar ne i ‘ 2 . 90 ms . ‘ . es - ; ’ a . ne pousekeeping roor Mm 4 ay "dean Gee hoe t . fectric, $20 fiiland Us , ens oe Se thie 2 Webster Groves a WW eS Delmar exeelient rus. [aa 4 v ty r $2. (oa) t - ic . a ' . . . ve ‘ ? ! ‘ | a, 4 oy ae - t th ‘ . inl HERE IS YOUR BARGAIN. | DFLMAR BL. 581) : #. bath} low rent. Trustecs of Chas, 1 rts Kon 4 hestn i Central ; ; apart- Sg FE. CAta meCAU LAND. 9—24 fi ree | ast. corne h and Wash: ctric; d condition Ta : . t Bld ny J 3 136 fioor, @ la e , “ast corn r st income ad Hash: 2 £ rie food condition. _ ae . Cg ere ay: decorated a} 8 BI KAN “HOMES Laris “ANB. 9800 Rloel } Rr di va tart , ma “ed ae. went 7AS MEIT, 1024 TITLE ‘Ou AR'BEDG holt, OeCK lonteru ni] ing ~—N a ttn ge BAKER y “and buliding: ~ gbout 35) mite from St. Louls in Lilinois town price 240,000; will consider a good trade for Mone property; anawer at once. ox K-358, Poet -Dispat: h. (e> bEAUTY SHOP FOR SALE—Only one in town of 5000; doing good business. K-400), Post-Dispate h. le 7) Ont RL stam AND ¢ ANDY ROLT:. - ( Olfax O51. (cBY) CONF DCTIONERY—Ab And $20 rewt,; good lucaiion; ¢ eap. >. bbs Coes. , , ’ ty gag 1 D> o yA Sp. ti tial all te atin at et a To EVERYBODY 25 to $500 SAME DAY ee) i, o . he rate a ey — Oa ag a GO ay Everybody needs money at times, poor and ric alike. Why owe a lot of litle lie? Use Yahiem's Personal Loan Servw Ev a private; no signers ; ni | UNFECTI NERY — 5443 south $350 [iving -oum im rear Keot #22 80 ic) DRY GOODS STORE—§3500, ciean. fresh stor ‘kK and fixtures; going for ; Or trace for real estate. See own- i Ss. — dL, Ferguson, Mo, iki iia DYEING APD CLEANING BUSINESs— Estab. ishe years. Apply 3610 Olive, ire ir é FRUIT TFORRLU NOP Franklin: must sell: Jearing city. eR ee: furni shed- ‘ ; ‘all after € p "gare, , heater WILLIAMS. ‘MORTGAGE 0. MAin 1485. your money bring Sgt : idige7. -fheb rent if taken at « ver nd pointed thro tr los MAPLE. 4962—4-ruum WENZLICK. 1010 Chestnut. Garfield aes! | RASTOX. ROOMS, TOILET, Pw At £ ‘MAIN 1485.) —_ Wie Ts im. 75x%120 Feet “hes 2 ‘fficicucy. See ; —s ning i. “Samer Janitor or phone LAclede 414 (RO) a woth tino? | S92 8 MALTIN VOLIAN, 1010 OLIVE. Fw? MAIN 5656. (el) Cc urlieons and littie as $2 week's lime and ta‘k it over YAHLEM FINANCE CO. ee ee ee - gt, tn, tg al. aap a a LL naa ae ary a eee ae ee, ee, dai! he ¥ gentleman. MAPLE. 5756—BSuite of 5 rooms and sun. : rooms, second floor west. in Vincent ee ame meni: ‘emplo of ‘Cou &parimente. , r : eta a te Bint: tame > Peer Ciiinton: 3 reoms ect .ii i - j } Ww ki} gman’ F . nd - opi a ~ 5 ¥ . NINA PL. 5841" Ps Apariment 3 ronmaa J asih.' ’ pat e a why on ~ ot Tsk A . 1 te Ae nev); t. (ee; \ J tui | as ¢ eitice by ru or ne Pod ° ‘ +0 : a : . vr , _ , ie or Ing ali 8 rien ~ aenel “Abap: parage Optional . candition. «raul 28. turn jert : 3 'ENRIGHT 32 ee iets aiken : ‘ i ter net " ta! oe e a 8 vise — en ? eS 8: r med furnished. three PAGE. 5854- -58 ey 1g mov dern room 8. por h _waer. a Oy 5 Rocuiallh large shy Toom ) h second i00r corner a partme ne. é CV) ’ re igriit abd }? { - als L ai F pay YO H Wirpow * GETS / LE AR ; J ITLE Th f if . Lindel: SOs4w, _ AGE. 5276A- —S)eeping ruom.t Pees _— > 907 Chestnut ., c > . cm ahs - nae macnn’ Otes : fol’y insureae . di ' at e IS Alr LUANy | e vw | GARAGE — ane sale so fiDiag ote rates 7m ae a P, 276A— a r : —__GRAEF _907 Chestnut. __ : ———— -— — — - ~- FO ] J |: \ S } pase PM Magee age: finance fully insurea| © i thas eat PME waeiee wn nrnicicomay ee incorporated: O hanc ptandi ra leasant, phone; COL family: al) conveniences. FOrest Bu Ow : bi : N.—tiv9 large rooms. yt 8: a. 2 — mee : ky | Om a: Lid j A 44 , 4 mn inn miata, f)'% TEU dy tk on , > 3 5 7 Po nya V te ce ’ location on a bi. wt eel] r 4! ne + hese entral soo . | co olling interest ; exes Uent oppor rani. —_ = ie gt hotel service: ‘$5 week up. ich) 1c (}. : + : B iin na (ofS WASHINGTON, ¢ 5050 Efficiency , Adare. | W iL i ‘Ms MORT G. AGE CO.. MAin 1485., EVANS. 3 (4105. i—3 reoms, gas, electric. 29] 4 ( )- Te 2 W: as hi ngton A v. ues : x tl . ; =” pommel amo! ; $10. light roonw; every- men?’ 5. $65 and up: Murphy bad : CH AMRBE "hr 5 we vn | t: on = oe - a ? we. bath. &: = ° (fo) ! " sex? ry) loca- FARRIS FOR SALE = _ESTATE—FOR COL’ ED ‘ A ¢ wen rtf peggy sf a a ene es ‘ (> Hee "}) nY Ts IRE ccd re n . for oolf- ‘ " it r) aly ; — , ere bys tthroom ex ‘Entra! °HA» 404 ‘icrreina Hide . if &. ay: Nom for ince living. ‘ “ 2 “ ‘ t¢ y ; et ie ee €) ‘ { ete te ke , trai hing ut niehe * if desirable: open today. Call PRospect 1440 / SREA: ae he sg tric 1s Salle oC 3 27. 3 Die RE 2 a : s | 4" , a ’ 4 ; . — - - $3 weekly. (06) i a rooms; fow reni.; eoncessions > Mer 3000 ! ( py pari le ; PIA (ak Missouri . tra Unlet NTF “hn tat LOANS ON REAL ESTATE locat} in do ing Front. housekeeping. eo 2 oe n; $37.50. Fairgrounds Park, > at: one-halt bluck Forest_ WEST” “FLORISSANT 3710-—New etore, | Ma ™ eleeia cde ease 5) . a i. . ~ | #old at once: will s cncaliien neal: garage, $1. » = out rooms, newly decorated through. | #9 ral t bloc 710 or istees Of; HAMILTON, 1315A—6-roc sificiency ; WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO. . ao sta bas MAAR a A or a . ; Ain . ig TOOMeE: snes nd fic ar front, hogs ti Alp ofde VROOMAN. 7b6 Areade Bldg. s.. _ “ie ———— eee | HODIAMONT. 1279—4 | rooms &. and screencd vE-K SPACE _ Tennessee Smaininei REAL est’ TE. 0 THER CITIES GHEOCERY iy ERNON 5142—-Room for couple: e: heme (c6) i|HULL PL... 4337- _ossuth ; 4100 | sieeping porch: Murt hy bed: open: $45. 29825 N. Grand. with or witbout desk FARN— GS acres’ 250 down; good 5-room |; -7pq——Raresin. €5 -ash $8 monthly huye | “INEV ts ANDI? Beltane ae tmetana | he, Te asonable FOrest S817 Ww : eb): 720 9 INTERDRIVE. vest: pb : . ma s0CBU0N, SPe- @. THOMPSON. PArkview O141. (ex? ohone and stevographer, live iocat'on. barn. orchs urd KENSINGTON, io. and 7 recme. moq miles hard road to town; price sign full emce univ $R each VAIL $8 fvence m -ents eecundq 4eeds if tri equlnped: price $900 one-half aagh. os Ahan ey A ptt -_ large room ‘for 4 nt a fer VRooMan: 798 Vial . 103 dete Rih MA! ag) 1 ern: cheap re nt wr furnish C04!) eae win eaieeiineen oe RE — ange ee - . _ q 7 Fred Tate Huntington Tenn. | 5} j Rroadway New York ‘R 7Tt ‘ mw) awe ‘ Re @ir >, zs Ve ine aE Arti 77 ‘ r Arcade Bldg. = EEN ‘ n electric: ‘ : 18 Wainwright Bide (c4) Pe rete mites A —Piztures “tae | VERNON: bi22 86 . ae (eh 2 ip 0596. ‘at ne ER 4 a ' r. Call At 329 Wainwright Bidg. _(c6 ions Er yu Yew es “eaee% ome | a Sof er “ae ud. METHING UNUST Al (e5) ; os Apply ‘Bndee, (c6} | V AGLEDE, 3901-—-Modermn. @ toome, | Nort est iia FARMS WANTED | KA & | }ANS Beutel prcerten. ner — vena iA te ' : a ———— ot ssbdnetiens aa aan %) meat grinder. t Two pretiy housekeeping rooms. srot- STA ATE APT. 2} 2 4s oalte F — 5 a ee me NATU RAL BRIDGE 3942— Oppoelte Fair.) ‘3 mmutiful elect: ures; clea LILLIAN, 538% Store: suitable for any’... ss sew 1 WAC eo aa = rO8 West Pine; new efficiencies; aute-) «round Park: biock Beaumont High: 5 _! pes Yop A iuced business: rent $29 ______. (cS) FARM Witd- —Aboul 2 at aes 4 | ds . fire. ri helvd acrifi de- MARKET atiei— ee on i panera pean eee fe growing’ pot more th nil | ! TER tire tend , : on coffee a ‘erinder TFINANCIAI i Boil “PMT AG at | hired" seil lor pare T8R0 Wasehepter . deatred. GAR ee we : | w AGN ER, 6218—Several light housekes matic refrigeration: electr’ c, ga : pater at; b} 8. heat, rooms. . hot-water heat; reasonable. | - : je ing rooms. (80° sera tor service, $53 to $90) ae beat» , second floor. Or a leadiacliaah , aah . . en y : St Lonis. Box _A-895 ‘ Pont- Mane “ i ; aay unt ‘ Wa rate WALTON, 758--2— Bre on premises. J Ett oo a ee tr’ gas on ae . South oor ee . $7 | ia ! liste bousshesr: ia} eny 1P8 P ’ erson 4609 or CAb- NEWSTEAD. 2516 N—Sroom PSEC NCY = — . P “$i? Such $4100 e400 . ieee adie bt furnished; sink. hest, ¥ fla’ in Ne@yV in s We apartment. bs oD ». é : ’ ‘ ad tes ’ . “ac . ° SPAC al IN NEW ast iLDING FOR RENT. B NGALOWS and COTTAGES ‘ } aah SS: BA. snr > py RRO) e10 HOTE!L-—Furnishings tood- Larne. sout te ties OU RI REALTY & CONST. _ OO, (04) : i. ex? apered fieciric: Cheap rent; ' GRAN 'D He + ot AK E NAI ucant u J ait neawe ‘lear tttle OSE ae oe BAe a os enone NEWSTEAD, 4116-18 N.— roome first ‘DM « H—3 - aga ore yale slat NN tTrh ms or Sale poe ANMIHATH 717% ‘heet: lone lessee: " ASTUNGT N. 4075—Neat! , furnished CY te first and eoend floors, 4 reoms. second. bath. electric: $32.50 F A. ne tod - eo oe Pe ee fat Ss ee : Bh “North | JaNs i i eatin on . “ he 8 Keying room; water in kitcher ’ Os NOOK west of Forest Park: ; he eae pe se ve 4. Di a an PB >aeonab] se ; : —— , . wpe yr me ane as. PUGET — WASHINGTON, "S008" Sieeptae’ or nee Owner first floor east) PENROSE. 4981-4 large. light rooms, PAGE. 5147A—¥ive Taree rooms, bath, St. Louis; rents reasonable. We furuys FLORISSANT. 400 N— Sh: with bath. $30. % ss . “4 ; e 6S" +3 ( hesinut. Bs 25 &. _Grand, (c8) ee a. f ae ne f i AM ax m . 7 ~h he osiniens nite Sh cd ond atte / WASHINGTON, 4045 Double, ~ goutherp p804 Maple 4 “ate +*4 ° room s* bab. © ' trie: opet $35 us 141 } —t te 2 ano ome. bath: f MAFFIT? B% ——! “4 7 m iran . ah | jt Se ft ; . Ieratwas ” if " lees irt Pa rs Mure: meals next door. JEfiereon | pent Maple : 6 rooms, $95; WOLF- POL Lack 101_N. 8th. MA : pe aR PL 655 th. of Bartme = Southwest $: t Bg rent i Keane & F ranke iQue Seats | Senay ‘ous > ade eae gar a ¢ re , an “6 . ‘RRR rooms: furnace. Sh a oe it g * 623279 inorth o a e : . ? eee 4 . t } ij . ni. . See ps tenon 3 2 A pn ge sd a Ww ASHINGTON™ i337 aT 5 aco room. *E, firet Clase janitor rf . i a Ke ; ro ae bs io sem sae 29264 N= + pc ©3; ~ 3 rooms: electric: open. GArfiela RING SHIG! “Sa W £ | a ‘e weaver pe oh . 4 @. 1S eatin este” $100 (}) to SOOO) OO (oR) fice orice FTO © tefferann Ran @345. inlaing bath Owners home: gentleman. Open onal! 4 rood apartme:: Oo} GRAEF. 907 Chestnu’ Z RESIS Oe s ore, in } amp on; bas , “ara L cael, IS. 2 _ MONE — : —woNry | 43 Be i . per, -_— —— a ae "papal ee VENT aa 4 y ee roome, elac heat furnished: Siutable for 3880, O0B / Al . o81>—5-roeom Drick bun —s . roe , Por. MO app oe 78) & HABERG. 210" yacement. - —. . rwe LT) 4 ee ate N.—3 rooms, second ) V oe oagge Sahn rE R JEffe erson- gga” aes fectionery, etc a Riverside 30 BO, (CEB) | Rat.ewotnhr } at: hardwood floor: meta! VW fe i ()A \ Moneys rf) 7 , oe : nits penn inten amg it SEE : if eh TAU . ANT—G TF indelt Bo8k” couples . “Sp Pe NW aoa W ; 2. ee “war If the ped. ' re + ry ‘yt ‘ m = Srmwes, 313 MN. 7h st. | CERNON. a ee West bvrresene Office Men ane Tih * BRINKOP ‘TAURANT—Good location: quick a er ie ang ample ‘nen: roorns DALE WA A AAT aaa lacie) SRR Ie saat be tea ——— - isustness Men i clate 304 621 8 Grand cl4) : | urt o her bos nee 5°R0 Pare tod + B ARNGROVE he F orest | pol K Ay tS — oP LIAMS “MORTC AGE “CO ‘O.. MAin 1485 vate TT | om Sppreceamiaee eT ee cS: Protessionai Men Crefks AD TRUST PURCHASED. . private bath and free % ont S56. TWENTY- FOU RTs. “1447A N—Six large : “ —— ‘| DELMAR. 5035—Second-floor: larwe fo 2 ae UK POM . . “ oie vs ot d | erat we > pa oe an fy ow ingle or twin vow 8 % : mae a and Leederville: | rooms. toile bath: $35 e — 686 0 WW ASHINGTON, fo 33 —La ree oH ream in gocd shape. for araaicaa 7 a bs . SEE -THESSF Seer ROOM Buse ni Sulesmep Mechanice } pe; ENA OME PROPERTY he a ae NT ell or trade. ii l rr) Mar ish1vVaQ a: line an us: es : " y . . apy c crt 3 cr >) gentie mer or ple Frnninve 3 ; ' S85 2 L_Se a 2 P Fe i , > s x00 er imar TA my ~ IN 3 F Crt } ok iti i ° " 4 oe if Ces red Kentiemen only, _ Ses) . 4 ff), ry eto Ai. ° “a ® hard- WEST FLORISSANT. 370°—4 rooms. $2: PO Ine: twin hedn. _FOrest 6456. _ (cS) See eal SE 2 - 7h0Qs WEST. ON NATURAL BRIDGE | & %, No Uther (hargee a 4 +. FINNINGER, KF ar RANT—Ciond — business nyes ’ 7 ° a ULI} Overy iVven- - i a — oe . i 4 4 7 ERMAN. $206—-Desirable glee ine 7: nicely arranced heat furnished. WILLIAMS MORTGAGE CO., MAiIn 1485. WRITS. 504 5A—5 ro 7 bath eecond floor, well guited for beauty ; o > BING moutnly. to se ; ee ee rate a ee ecp.ng Fooms FOrest 40! r inspection. Concession. eimoaet ae. electric: GArfi eld 2464. . Da! with lit ng : roorr s. first lass io “a BLOCKS SOT TH TO OUR re : Hepay weekly or . li M A kK K i. ( iA \S |e nee 2 — fe% ne = REALTO RS, 822 C hestnut (66) | 46394 ft ty er ae yy 5 furnace, | V™. L. HECKMAN . ms . fe. tion "ae business; rent 320. | Us okt WD z EVER vy WA NTED Cow. ‘| sult your income we ti ale “oatk ta Bye tye fin. of v¥RS— 4 Finecting howeekoen ips . won . cf thant | i - ce HE TrPERN AW © rri@ht Bid | HOMES AVE - | . SorTt TT tye | semeapaiiie — _ - " - ea tra screen C a jeepin orca, arage. or aeane . Eh : uF} FERNAN. 34 Ww alinwrig: t £g. ; . 4} RE at’ Ty 2 6) iz + - . cue heat. telephone. SHE RW O€ } 1) C OU R rr rent 832 ho eds - p er ~ "“ HITT! E K 233-2 2A “4 rooms, bath SESK SPACE —jesirable i on eosin INCE. _ r TER Kirk vatrick FKinanee Co. a Ghee Rand hye, | vi 4 HOre a7__T9 ” ha Pe ny ke 738 pen Wann B sieevine a 1 W M. 7 HEC KM fe ‘ CO. 100 N. ‘7th. Fae. _e] e tric £4 op em. siicoatiiaiitiess (¢ Z me ine Ee ‘ Pett mth aF “JEM , peor 104 | A} . , Zz : ‘ + i 4 } . " ee _ y ctrw ee ie ateian ©5. men. (S) . i i Dist ant taeicne: |’ ) oo 96) || COMPLETE. RADY MOVE IN. : 1120 Locust Street .. * 1. 2 °xzx»¢ a0 | ROOMING NOUME..10 seems: Queene . " - _ . T «ha 4 ‘ : : : . ‘ : ' > KNICK YS , 4° (Ground Fioor). (cl4) Second Deeds of Trust) 2 ik | ae — + “= v1 : ; ) | by inti ' " r ; ° ‘ . ae Lovely, eo Ik Speutiful apartments FLATS FOR | RENT—Furnisheg MEMAN, 700-—Deln ar 00D: gine $129 N. GRAND BL. COLFAX 3425. MING, “oer Rie «renin it é 7 pur al , Wi wake snd pus eeconc anc third: * een an nant the 41 ‘Sean egies RE * age }? 0808 —~ A fine rooms steam ROAD TO ENTRANCE TH? rege ~ we? ir ” hite: 5. . . : roo } revdecorat ea’ neu j » , . ‘ ' : & RS mui rw — - ——— ——— — = ———— , e? 9 " , ‘ =) . ition: conv ea 8 + ; ,ar ’ ‘ — - ‘ ; ’ ; a , . © : 0 t bike + GS bi Re : . ~ : » . " . ‘* "o oF al QO ive att ior Reg arene hls - wr : is s g nt aeuene “oy ley a ac nus - J SS “ i*. eslfam rr : F a —. rooms. “sane ly "“decos : ving : rr: ter _ v lor thy s on Cem TeNTS eaxcleeive boarting house: Bi : ; ¥ a A e . ‘ , ‘ e ois . sAshrh 4 : be «J 4 he . ed . ek 4 * ° : P ee r? " room “9 4 DI BINSKY Tem Ary es yn. eae e ba i £: a " ated. electric: $22.50 buyer of f irni- OF aC oT ey rm) ois eri tis South vera. . 2 mone. ti | al 71 Th} RPAIL it) “hestnut Pe omne. tse) lon ation lense. price rig? bBOR (080 | aU ECX®L. d LOS (cB) | ‘or real estate: one of best West End loca- | DELOR 534 ly-sfory, 5 roome and) oth wees; charge & per cent dis MAin 4192 43 h4_ fed: | Rox K-287. Post-Dispatch ~ mine ‘ aed ee pontemmedl fi, bss 1] Medical redit Ureau. Os? Ar | $i poe _—— mama am ow Ne ftcd? Se 4 RONe® “eli Mites fat tmeniturce selling teenerm 4¢ “ — 3 Wainwngeht Bldg (75) r4°-on ' Be eonveni- inci , ——— : Paid — Two or three 4 se e Sgt e | ne gage r) eit wond ] oppertu: o sleeping por es : wir, ¥ athe Hp: yf j ‘ Hit, ‘ P : “ae i : “ " . . ae : . ve = 3 i) es “a rigs ‘ tT) 1} } ing a! : : 7 S ‘ - - 2 na, convenjences. Convent Garden : | ak aacae. a ralshet: Rex K-80. Past bhepeet. sa oneal lenrinent pronerty | oy at 3 oan eens | OO YOU NEED MONEYS Wn ste 2! wiew SATA EVANS. 4416—4 large rooms, aitractive WiswiNatae sage alo tn 7; Nt *K MEY ER-FLEER RL Y. & INV. © it ated 8 ig S&S LAsieue UBU ¢ ANU ty RAMI HOTS? __ Minder: sacle ‘tor . Ox Lare eT ‘ ibn: ~ . ‘Ti AN S—Sout side ony HRN "AND. SECOND). DERD | Cant white or 1 so7nw eer truck oe) ee ing, conveniences. (¢ rn S7ux --- 4 “om forta ble } x ' ‘ RY ce wired. L . del! coe ; 4 Corner P = : : ae ‘ond at ors: ‘ furnished ” b. droums. Rat Reed Re ic) 31 a?) N Gran n ws i: Z NeW ae eae | actric, bat) cheap tos go m-! KINGSHIGHWAY, S27A N—S-room fur. | _Sultabd! ee, eee ae eet TETAS EMA Cony Bron : ) Grund teA«l be gpa oh Met pn Lindell 707 | . a Bm ges ; | , taeda gg ! : ' patch. (56 foNastone bungalow: tenes 'p ! NKINe initet ew yw yuie @- MIW 4 poome erni- \i7—Housekeeding == a ,, Single rooms. large and small efficiency | oat i oe oo wee | aeened SIAs. reasonetie. Peep! M08: | era ORR saan aa tweet) en See, 2ee Sons , ane. Poet ROSFAHERG HRoOm MM RTGAGE ~ | BOOMING — tema. 2e0is feral. aor water beet, ] ae and mee includes refrigeration. | Hamilton Call at 318 Wainwright Bldg. | CT conveniences. Forest nC building. 12x30 fret. Cal] COlMax 126%) ae fs and meke AND At Ye iS MOY yl aek Pinanriat lath i . ii i * ‘pine VERNON 5001A—6 rooms laundry - fur. | ieee ow sg (oR) arace: 2S 21° ‘¢ ‘ 41 4e On44 ; , SO INDOKEE Ks en ‘ | ; 7 4 “ne Vv air fone” S2ur . papas oem “met ste C - . Rene t.¥ ‘eher. srand. LAe. . OPEN #FVENINGS 323 SN els. ROOMING Hore aT pe 'S rome fure 4340-—2 front cen necting a mt sae, beautiful lobby; garage. EP tt . ¢ et SE ET eR net er?) si eenab APART! SAN FRANCOSCO. S14s/ | reome, S30 a ; alee wr . , el OF — TMENTS FOR RENT AN FRANCUSSO. 3i ¥ | RA _- MR BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMATES 5-ROOM BUNGALOW = [4.3 Birmew Jnoner from us’ si. bankers 1; c Phy nes én i» - ISHED = Lot , ' ur . tile | ALBE} “~ ; EVILDER wi Se ™ wick buaga- REDU CE DD TO #6000) ste pe Dacca nS preomes I st Oo. * peo oni! - eae - a fT Central ge i A aie Dek a pea oe | BN BCTIOUY 409 me A teh bros ee 0; 500; 3 rations =908 Doreet a 3 ade of you | or anyone. Gloty 5385 EASTON AV. lt Pla Pal ceete Son Bo TT Aint . af ae ar | o faralabied : complete. * Pigs tea “(o) x Bavenennn. $284. (083) : Pree ee ) land 1 Sage aaa nee kre: (oO, BALSUN k. oO. 2 er Delmar. “wa Olive “ene Al 3 Tay : ime. 3632 ne ‘Rew complete Getalis 4 phone mumber. ee cs : si . | 7 “04. =. ow ie ae ee Be aide aaa on y ae a 2 " ” Rs - S

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naga Sled By aed ete : 3 TCH c- HIS POST NISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, ae ST.LOUIS POST DISPA vn — PAGF 40 scasiiaiiniiy : : — =— m ee in winay VOR TOL mrp annie svwmous— CHANGES MEI ~LEHIGH ISSUE “sees popAY’S NEW YOR” STOCK MARKET tee 3 Partiy sterk if » TF SEW YORA Jan. 14.—Total saies. ! rig 358,400 «hares, compared with 1.314.280 | veslerda> itn. 708 « werk «Be ance - ( Cc O M P L E T E ) , . a! ep fret af ze bs ETRE | yn a eee ition cum BY SPLUIAL Assw LA hb rn > W ; parca © th 2£1.25°.500 3 yen eg 1? :; , 2 - pmael 18%, 16%, —————_ > —— Railroad Stock Is Individual Feature of Irreguiar Mar- | ket—Call Money Rises— Loans Are Called. 6 lel ae: pail ARR AGO MA SIE: MMM LLL LALLA AL ALLL ILE IS — nate ch orion ; ; Y ‘ tO ee a is fat) * »@ fad mee, a be Stocks and Are. Ih ae e a | . rwenty. * ; ) igh. Low. it : ep $*s «and Det . . 7 h gt ' i ae 8s ee... "i nieneags rs : : e > —_ te! «al? today | Carbonic at a 2 = . S| 4 m Reber: | te 4 129% Ly iro Cc Bee Rie eo ee 9 | = * src cs Fe Pee 2 Fie (py Oh de wm nee Ja ’ ll STOCK MARKET AVE RAGES. = ct | we | af A a t2dd ; ‘Lie | 4 _ ave i we 6 . - _go@ct ~ ee At ‘+ Leased Wire Frem the Sew “Yerk BRureav of the Poe 67 Nah Moters 4 . a, Na Acm . . : . - . . : cabin ee | - ; ~~ ed inmg@hal ana Prone AOR sharp: t > 2] r ek ; - ta ¥ Fe. _ ' a - ¥ : 3H r ' : . “~ ; ¥ ° re « 7 ' : EASE a: s+ , iF ite vt ads er ode yf 14—Totai sealer of stock: e Pxchacnc- Hig Taste et tg 1 . gharee. comparec wit! Hond «ieee wer te , i i) ; ei- ao Pt. a8 (racd9ec ' mcs : ¥ ‘ c . ’ . " ; , ‘ : ia : | | ~ inne i“ , re stend. wn a neatar and ne “4% cr : “28 eae ag . ‘ ‘Ss : ' 8. Se * “i : . , ; mf ~4. nh e+ Sn ™ ;, a 4 ing oF ear >urers shed forward slight'y | m 7 | | = : - = +. - Portland . than , ‘ven ine! we ~- Ot were Sho “ec ie = ies tee ion ee Geatiieen | coca 38 date $133 Cottes “ ™ : _ eee ee CN ° - ; . ortices " apie , it homes ilies an’ the: yeterte PLIRB TRANE ACTIVE _ Chicago Stock Sales § Clearings. Money, Silver *°°*_*°'" | ae en : | | : 1 ee ta , tie MArK ete was hte? 7 ae omnes " : é . | i = . a . Pes * ' ' . = n mtn snrees Were held - * , . —. m. Sear : = 4 “— ring s . ‘a . seo "3 Aca s 1% 3 c : P s , ND MARKET STRONG ee BFS 7) —~ ~~ - Pon - gher far ion 4 avd French a ~ ” -” *~ a -4 oti o . ; ab. 26... aif i. foe a. * vehnerr er * aa New York as. Prices 5 as sa > - ee oe *>* ms and at “—an T » Tre: "PR gp tren, ee te le ae Ae aa SUCTS MERC: .6. —Gramt ' Trkiend. are ect inctegec = The tie wo) we

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CHANGES ARE LOWE” N MARE ‘Owes! Exchange today saies ~ Quotations on ail Unite “gity seconde of a dollar 3 PPL re, Or etree From Jan ! to date saies ‘200 @ year ago and $195,535 09 (errr : 103—22 109—_ PF fosrrey a. 50 Alpine Mon 5117 535° 8 eomhenn 7 45 ~ ES ere 43 Argent 6 59 June 14 aiovet 6 58 Oct4 2 83 Argent 6 60 Oct. rere : i OUND, seme Wis re! a oF a wh scene . . - - « a “7 © hee oe & 2 @ ~ 3% 103% enos Air 6% 55, 99% any | AS ay ul 92%! M2% = * «a Deer : J A2 1, P84 984! ORY o- . A Caid R Coa! 7 4446 10 (andaa 5% °9 116 Con Ry Br 7s "D2 ~ ws ‘ _**- % ers é eM PrRoe es: ‘ample vrade | | ees TASY TONE TO WHEAT CHICAGO MARKET ~ 'OWw Dolnt of th rly buvers Last Od there algo ws im@heia tn ~¢ 440 000 ow World ehipmenta « and another iihere aCviess of alow ff | PAR OR OS's! ORY! ORY 1A 100 & OOK IDG That AL BONDs — RO fig iy Low a ee , Cleese NMENT BONDS, * 1017 hes ot» "100—6 /100-~¢ 103—6 110 3— **1100—26'100-—24!1 00-04 2 )101—13 101110142 0l—9 101—19 15:102...22 103-18 103-—18 103—3% 46 | DS iy | PR iy, 4 €#2.10) tg 100 104 104 4 053 & 82%, ’ ‘ 314 3% A, GS L, Oo i & Fly, N5% 2814! OR LR 2S 3% 233 hs 23% fO1% 10] Me 101% OK 865 4%! ney PA HAIG ADIL 1Ols 1TOTX % 101% 107 ™ o et LOT 1OeYX 53 | 957 95%) 95% 100% 100% 4; PRY! oR yy ly ly 4 102% 109 Re 7 5S 99 %& 99 | 99 i, 54 | OR %; 9S | aR oe TOD 24 92 | nor % 10T 104 ‘304 ; %: 83%! g4 --| 964; O6 | o@ 104% 1105 104 ‘3904 98%) 96%! OB% TIL Ada y inag ty | Se 12] f}2] % 101% 0g a, NH 1 Pu hy 00%, 100 ‘100 Pye BI& ! 104% 104% 7 103 %!102 1103 OR&! aay, WR, ! ne | OwY eS% as 8 55'100 4 1100 Y Hany ™%' 93 —e %) RD! RO ty ‘104 ‘104 A7%: wT n7 8 “101% AN 9K AN &, TOR I1O9 my 192 ‘1MeK AY& aqy Oe KX OR wy ne 1a y : rs 7 Ime THRU 101 & . ’ 3 194 yy , * ~~» ("4 u& an La Tr? & 10d 104g To ‘TAN $101 4 107 ee FRIDAY EVENING. JANUARY were $177 0 two y 0 against $140.739,. ~ oe! wSooum ee j97 4%, 7103 Ye [103 % 14 | BY % BY 5 oe ata ( QQOA0 @-~) hm es ot 100——6 103—_ do aw pf wi 054) 9s cece ware, a | 50 | 30 | 3U & 30 ly s 05% 105 | Wes 0 & Sn. YA 09 1105 % 1108 vto D~) Ca be Dror LORE oe Se erties ee ~ a) "Se QAAQQ “ENIS 09 OQ. *) zp Low. | ttAl BONDS. +4 3 TIS Oo. y 4) Y T CNY nj 34%] 44 * 34 ¥ T CNY nj 3414; 44 | 34 2 Go ee PES ae 7 ae 7 ) 3) ee. a — G&E 107 46.107 4 107 be e 104% 104% 1054 me . ~h —4 Pt 1 Pee PO PS pee a dag = feel DOr me FL S 7, ry _ » ts S pore ~ . oo one C M 2%: @ 7a Cres Gold .} 2%! 2h) © &. Div Exten r¢ TC rh alc LM i 7k 7oc| | 67%e Forty N M Te 7c Te! H MN ] eel 10e Oe, 10c¢) Hecla Min i 25 | 25 a. Be ay (© Cor |. 12g) 1%} 196) New Corn | 24 23 23 Newm WM | on 69 By J Zine ,190 189 = 3§'3990 Nipissing ; . 7% rar -“Oranda | 2a1 cn le + ~ North B . > Sle 3 s Pantino T ; 25 ' 95 oa i Prem G M T°TS! pers 1°95 sfor W DH oe 5 He t Si] I I Sc ISc 1 Ke * a ~~ - Teck Hu 2) 6x 614) Ba wee loans Se oman. Carib Synd } co cod . pee Cit Sery N.; SI4%' 51g} 51%) 51% | j 1S Pe pet mee p ~- « ” on x os me & 1 COO So a he, i3 ~~ QA~onisese a 600 A A Oil] 21%) 21 {21 | Ff SOO AAO! ay mee Pe od bs > “to ae — a m= t9 7 . , ete natinuse Se ee ee Se — ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH_ i YURI. C’l_:p SALES (( 4Y ales of Stocks being in 100 ndard@ Oli © bong Sales are in 31000 tots Prev S4lee. Security / ‘High, Low ae exe. tNDUSTRL niv tie C.. 4) 37 41 0 “5. Fu B 64%! U4 %q oy). S| Gypsum) 105 103 % 5104 %/104 SL. &H nn) 31%) S31; JL%!,.. SL&anH pra. 7% | 744] 7h, -% tlk @ oF vite B 13%! 12m). ; | 336) gyi Vie Talk M/152%6 15) 162 [1§2% do new wi; 38%) Bein, 26 ' do pid wii i! 90 *| gy *[*--- oes. MINING. Anglo CCN} 167 1615) 16%) 1¢ arte. C , Gia sic Blci... INDEPENDENT OILS ~ Am Con Oilf{ 2e32 Ci ofa i Am Mar Co' 616! 6%/ Gry! Beacon Oj) * 19%! shy] 1% Card Pete | 25¢ wo | Q5e | Ve 26 | 25 | 25%) 95% 26 | 25%! 25% do pfa Colum Synd | 3¢] 2°15! 201%! oe Creole Synd ' 14 % 8%! fay: 3 Cr Cent Per ES 9 Tonop Ext! PRe aRe i ORe } 27 ¢ ("ni East Min 50c 50e | BOe! Ble 41 te | i] & v1 by | 1 5 ; ? 2%! oa] oa Un Ver Ext! 22 % yoy) % i 22 4 } 23 Wenden Cop! #4)! 33%: 297 31 Gib © Cor be fos, | i e a, wa ° ieaon O% «) Roy S i! 9 lion Oj! 258,/ 24 & | 25 241, l.fving Pet TOC aM Toc rey ON} Sf Wa 4] 4 41 41 4] Mage Srnéd } 2 . % oi 92 Mex Ohin. ‘ 11 1] a " Mex Peany o > | a ee ee Mount Prod AS 14 an’ 14 | @3 ‘ ’ o> , Nat F Gas']ps 198 Pe t N Mex La! 12%! 121} 12% 1? ts ‘Bs. | ‘ ew@ese Pandem O S% x 4 S i ~ Pant Oi] i> | 82%} 12 12 Rei F Oi} {14 {14 | 44 14 Rran Con |; 4%! 5%) 5% | 6 Salt Cc Con! 7% 7 al 7 7, rat alt C Pro! 30%: BOMu! x %/ 31s, qd Os oO 24%! 24% | HO&eR 61 % 61%! 6] % 6)% 1900.1 O Ca ni 39%! B91," 39%! 39% 2.80045T & & Led! 29 % 32 44! 3%; 32: “0 Nat Tra 13% 4 ae nm Vv T'y RIS, 818! Ba - > _ eon - ~ ~ - j . 102% 102 % 102% 1103 20%! 1914) 20%5/,. 2 OVS me ce Crit “ + Bre le 25929 mroe es 2 mt > ee Ls ’ ane oe ~) rot peek meh Oy Kxxe~ b> * iw 7 a ~I We ~ a bs | ic "vr 4 ; ad + ‘* — me et wet ES ESO agED ‘on Ww _ w-~2 65 ¢ es ’ ade | apes | 14%] 14%| 16%! wre rs @~) | 2 Rand K Boni 68 a “™O@tow — COW me, t372D a9 on wt oh OE nao Fe — WO __ 7 Y , e ? . WJ 3 . ee ee .-_* “BOs TLD the me mee BS Op — Ams por ye 1° Bete « - 10] Nes Me 1 NYCHRTS ci ‘3 é td nent ~ ae x a Acree ee ee A +e vr can wan _ i+ wt 13 mm ~ t= 69 me Od D ~} me 5 my > AD-~i— — Steet eta f a as 4 “a vA A ot | vA q Sted =3 Ut 3 43 i N-Y NW @ & ow! > P AAN, 04 %\ Cniv L Toh! 39%! 38%! Bond Sales—Co 8 NYOar ‘gens. 103% 5103 44 104% % 104% » % 108% aA —— 2 1064 a o , a] f 4 “ 1 tna . ~ ‘ *- «+ a ~) ant he a ~~ 7 ; ; ' **- “~ £5 DD dm ww 1D +, a “I io | ee ee _— FuNuy es ee om 42D Oa op ~ a tect, * - “ae 9 Es Dow *5 8 St 1, Sw mm 4 2 Principal and interest The following statement into United States do signed in behalf of the Argentine ton, D. C. OBLIGATION p Mant that if, while any of Argentine Comstitution, any loan or ho be secured equally and ratably wit ; The total debt o DED ERNMENT @s compared wit ASSETS of 314,543,000,000 $530,000 000) had @ to 5186,000,000 more than the totel THE ABOVE BaND STATED BELOW, AT 98,0 AND Subscription books will be o ary 14, 1927, and will also, in any case, to aw The amounts due to their order, and ‘the ment. Témporary b delivered. J.P. MORGAN & Co. New York, January 14, 1927. is confined to brokers and dealers The above offering Porations and to 2 Ode as go Y @ te ie CES FRM I NEW YORK TRADI n@ Post. DLepate, i4 ——Notw ithg at Se ee _ v wih «Pe ET Ly A RO 4 Nb Te NS Seat te ey Py osnitaey ae EEA TE ite i SE oe i gaan et iia x nh oe: aia Sie i 3 ; on "le Ne esa ae OMPLE ky BOND? st son | 4) Pres bewe - Crose | Cluee —" | Of the Year prices @& MWikmac. Tee ene get tee ‘ . ania inn ead A ene tity aew Narnig Be a 5 aaa priartag ” a Re) Qo Ky .jt1o% 11¥% ~V0 SO Np n 5 27%) 4744 90U SUNJ pn Rat apy oat 103% /103 45) 722: ' - 1024 102 % ‘toe Gid nor “appear in +t : bonds suffered eome fe re entire: y thage wh: he Sis 6 cei © & 105% 105% 114}. » 4 . 1IO1y&y a? % 4.101 leader being Sine! *SGe & WO} te 101 le lean «& >Outheastern re fund _-> Sores Alitien GA aoe =e SB Ag ta Ps CoM 2s oy tray patios ~ “a abhi oe, " . 3 %.3 . - ae ee ee San AO Ay n ithe Le ae able satin 4 i Shinra raat Bihien f ¢ ; oe we bP nay a TY Co RR ee Silay edgy tea, a Pog a ik ERE le ee a ne ¥ y ty ; z pene e oF Ae eat ese Ree Bs ree afin , rib, ; oh os te Oe va VBA> + « Lae Sy - a4 an ‘ i 4 oe fal 3 * ; ¥ ' iii oe = ¥ % ~~ a ae Hien» of et rs ~ 2 PORN, SI WA ieee ee, Lon EDIE Bees J es eat 4s . " " ms pitta He je. > eenpenae G eae tia”? dng E00, “ , / ’ ne Pree he Re . eh 6k a oe a hg Gt ® py . ee SE ’ > Ne bl - o a Piney dee The Foe - ‘ * ~“ ; 5 . Shes Tae f.-x9 Mh) SiGe hee 7 re ; * f 1 b P . - ) a Pes * poate - Fut - Lie oF ies aly ~b OR ne WS Ladi ‘Lead, Zine and Copper *« “ Who Oca mrso wm dite eastern R025 Neato Aah m= Or ket strengthened IG — - ty *-« os we °®* @ ed Os ee Fie ‘ NOV =e of ¢ te oston Stock Mar ‘He Most active e (inancia) Ag vertisers Meyy. John Jay Johns ~ Of the Minancias Adve. the St Louts — a s Fs ° PF we a FOR Al pio 4 1 INAL MARKETs SEE PAGE 36. : 11 SO NY 6411 —_—_— So peeneeeenteaten oll — careers As all of these Bonds have been $27,000,000 Government of the A EXTERNAL SINKING FUND ‘SSUE OF FEBRUARY 1, 1927, 54N} Dated February 1, 1927 Se es RT amen ertisement appears only as a matter of record n eee Wak fe they p . Ribs hasta oP POE LS Sak, ae "eke rh . 1 AES ea RR FE y PRES A ~ PIL, eet ee ‘ . e 4 es . rgentine Nation 6% GOLD BONDS TARY WORKS LOAN Due February I, 1961. ¥ ROS Nile: ht Oa oe ‘ee Interest payable Febraary J and August 1. Sue at par wot £ fund payments vised! . to be sufficient to burchase of bonds be called by lot, at tive power if considered ber aunum, calculated ts to be applied to the may be iacreased by 26 obtainadie, fo the Coupon bends in denominations of 31000 end 4500, registerable as fo principal only, PONE +N ain a ft nal City Bank 927, without at the Natio ebruary 1, 1 present or future. New York City, New York for the bonds for any Argent Of the issue of F Wiha ORS +2965 te a eee as ncy have been converted may be) has been aires at Washing. issued for the pur. he government will cove. in accordance with the onds of this issue shell sq., tts charge d "Af { the Argentine fovern h the national wealth, @ Government Owned fal velue in 19 foverament debt Properties (inci he same Census, producing inves 00 TO THE CONDITIONS 6.10% TO MATURITY. SUBSCRIPT] INTEREST, ON, SUBJECT TO YIELD OVE S ARE OFFE ject any and all a Pplications, and AU subscriptiy » in New York funds the notices of aliot. Prepared, are to be fice of J.P. Morgan & Co. 7) will be stated im efinttive bonds when be payable at the o n or about February 1, 192 on allotments will date of payment (o onds or interim certi ficates, exchangeable ford THE NATIONAL CITY COMPANY insurance COM PGRtes, cor. 9 securiives as a business

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' - EVENING. JAN 19: ___-_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ ee ; 2: ST. LOGE aol DISPATCH _ FRIDAY 3 - - : PAGE 42: ES Se | ne | S : + am i a Ri “ _ - ’ ob ° _— RAH 23 re “e on in Pn at Wie : ae . S Pi ANNED Feb. 23. when t! more for aftr a meeting of the United lection of Washingtcn’s !etters, as ons, which had only a to of — cost the Government $89, sO es of reven *. é ne f the Dutch Unions meee Sov E : : | WASHINGTON HONOR j “ommemoration in 1932. f th etuin a ‘ormmiission far the celepra- tn refu ite eTtort i held tn refiect up- ¢ if * s - epee : or > \e - e ClOSedu ¥ "ar : >t Ite Se a>: _" 1 & & 2 Riz ms Has De ‘is : AMSTER PR —s ty ‘ opular - F yn’ sede ? £ | a ~ cas TY ‘ . > “ Fo rae fo ‘ ‘ : i near tia ei . wit} (Freece é . b ' oa — — — (eolidge Will Address Comgre®s two hundredth anniversary of ‘ton, presided over br Mr. Cool- on Washingtons priva DECI oe Se Scotch Whisky | . ‘onsumption Eat ee peptone al ine - dig , eee a ee rac E : Feb. 22 on 1952 Program. irth of George sh il! idge as chairman. Prof. Albert lLigtous activities. ty in Belgium. The cight prisoners seccia Press. importation of “must” or curran Se SUE Trade Union a ;. © News i ‘ ne will finish their terms elsewhere. sl LAS ri) Ww. lan. 14.—Th con- . juice. ith this the distiliers im- to discuss. va be. — > os oe | urmpti s ? Beigiam Closes Five Prisons. To Keep them In th: ris -5 ee ee wg ; - , ; : *. * « . . rf a TTC Ties Ff ha ntcn Aisa ‘ —_ 20 SCOLCA uso the associated Press ret under way. t is Bushnell Hart of Harvard Univer- : : . , : 4 ‘ ~ 2 7 _ ity ~= a - ths ~ ; w W ABEINGT s ‘ j if ‘ mane TE : Lig +‘? ws S te ae & auitii Ts ss x mem Wer O71 cormmi t ee, " : : | 3 dé “nt Coolid ‘ ; aa i" 3 - a5 was mR 4@ histor! ian of the com mis- ‘ By the Ase@ocia : 3506CUY T'@BWSS. iA =a 9 a ABA Tit. Luy ia 5 e. . as as : 4 in a . vas e r , = ij : a » a . " Rr Sc ' an. i we * 99 “hat _ : a WO! 3 till ms ro. cast 1? for fresh ™ roti f a his kr. rade ("ni MSPs ea are be a joint Cc, a ‘kT? ‘ ? ; J : . BRL — ww ny ® Ja . ” - . » 4 + - . s* sat * : & - ° “3 ¥ ay. JANL ARTY 14 "acta Sn Toca he Sn Fo a cn Sn Sn Sn a a Se nh to Se Se Be Pa en Hehe OO 0 LO Ole! as APES, si cata dityatd am, deh and = haseenennnnne 33 ~~ f yw | a Sid pee i MAEM AAR Big Rae oO SS, &: ene le Pee ; t r Gray Enamel *30™Apartment Gas Ra , fs > ‘ le Pe WTS eT he eT e “Is hy earl eo 7% SO Sa? SG es hd ve Pie a et ee bP hs oh” “ihe FROM 9 to! P. M. SATURDAY ONLY Large Hassocks Excellent S peretn dare $i .50 Vai From 9 to I P. M. Only 8 9c Boge eae ae ae : Useful Hassocks er se aly: PLLA , ye Me ¥ 4’ w ous 4. rf ede ¥%) “23 \ ; Choice of walnut fin- ish or solid oak at this low price. . iD Ph SO f , ps Pe 2 Si ~~ et CRA CRYNS he: SO oN _ wt + ? t - “he nexzc eptiona!l value. 'FROM.1 to 6R M. SATURDAY ONLY Solid Oak Kitchen Oil Mop Outfit Chair 7Se Value, From $2 Value, From t co 6 P.M. Onir.. fe These Solid Oak Kitchen Chairs are expertly constructed to stand hard usage. Limit of 6 to a cus- tomer. WPNKKE 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. 2 | BEVSEESPBIy A> NSATIONAL A; hj ifforobe value. These large-size Chiffo- robes are wonderfully well built of either solid oak or walnut and hard- woods. They are lined with genuine red Ten- 2 3 ee messee cedar, and have .- —/ . spacious clothes hanging : a3 4 compartment, five large drawers and a hat box. Save on this soma value Saturday. $2.00 Cash Delivers One of These Chifforobes TWPINOGKO HOUSE FURNISHING Co 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. SS) moe (99 la od Od wt Iie © yt , ‘ 2 ‘ ‘ i “he SL? ae - a oD ‘ ae. So ie eet, a ! e a] al nl wy ~ ; (s .* ) on es ty oJ a ; .? ‘ * v"* * rv? Fe 5 fn pila +. Ene ee Boe Spas ep Ge GS GS GSYE & FOS SS S&S 5 Se Saas SS So So Se S* Se So Se RTT TOTO OT OTe TOOTS py ee et $15t0$25 Bets Floor Lamps = ne A Most Remarkabie Group of Bridge and Junior Lamps Priced at $8.95 ig bh Cade DBR he J) ea oS eS Set eee eer S&S 4 THESE “Betsy Ross’ Floor Lamps are mar- velous values. They have artistically turned be a : bases of wrought iron Li ing-Room and Bed Suites : a F and wood. polychromed. - ; eee ae aes 4 | Shades of silk and Geor- SENSATIONAL offer of Overstutted Suites, some straight Suites, sm “a0Csiéggette——pleated and with ; others which contain coil and link spring beds. They are expertly & silk tringes and ruch- ZZ i ‘ THESE Tudor Period Suites are unheard-of values at this low pica 3 en Oe nian aiate melanie «nth revare:h! one ~_ . ings are included. Both 7 “ , made, upholstered in Jacquard velour —_ reversible sprin, cushions se te oe “a Soni a : | The entire Suite is finished in walnut on hardwoods, and excel” na nt hman ry TOM I+ . and the efticient Nachman spring units throughout. | riced complete at only lently constructed. The four pieces include a large dresser, tpaciows Vel 95. chifforette, vanity with triple mirrors and full-size bow-end bed, $10.00 Cash Delivers One of These Suites H S| $700 Cash Delivere Pay the Balance in Easy Payments — see elivers vasy Fay : a Floor Lamp rr SSS r ed €a Uk. La eer rT SSS yt Oe, etek Fy a ~ . we i Rl $7.00 Cash Delivers a Suite—Balance Monthly TWOPINCI [HOUSE Se CO) 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. BR tc sags Kom, —_ : Pacific const aul aS se SS SS SS SS SS Se FS i ES So a ry out. Dam. pt MOMMA vwuvwe Na) yr & al le ¢ # : . % x - 5 Ny e q Ss * z é vey r eat ¥ ‘ £% 4 Ss x & ‘ 2 bs + beck j : E * 7 ' : é ¥ ah ~ £ é rae sj A ’ * ‘ y 3 & — of. * — “was = , 4 a x > $3 4 — ~~ the é a ex a Mi ’ a , : rs is - 4 By Ae : %g 4 me z : : + $ > aM f * ae 2 - 7 ~ - , = YY oe we : ee ‘ { 8 . eae aa - 3 ee: . SS. 4 oe 4 . — oa. " *, 3 + 4 A 4 fe. ’ ; : oa r oes Bic ° q : ; Sy 3 4% aes =, r} qi . ; a eA - : ty ae Sih ¥ Sa 9 4 ce oa r) S eu a 7 » Ste ‘. . 5 —-_ + x 4 A ‘\ “4 « ¥, ; , sf : x s os ° 7 r’ te $s “ & be Pe Te » ~ a x 4 . =p 3 Be; > 23 % > x 4 ; ee ae eer ed : he 2 ’ 4 na x * f oe Oe 3 Se a ath x ee 2. 5 f +. Se Fs 2 s 4 - % ¢: Sy a * + > « A 2 . 4 ’ eae 4 hae 8 i 3 ee F . . = — b Ny - = o rs fat a S. [ae ee me? N i. ~~ A wt > : ‘ Ae - —— - 2 te . , 3a » , ‘ ae 24 - a - . ae x i vi a Oa 4 a > x 3 o . * cr = s i >. J - = > & : i % ’ ia © . ‘3 a Pe : “ a 3a 7 3} *- — ae 2 % * oe 2% = ; ae So : ; . = m= So Ye a ee ee ; &®., ee *% . oe ee 5 oe + ot eee ~ F cc 2 Sa, : Ee 4 _ es : mn - ~~ = v ‘ suey - g e ¢ e ‘ Bye ? a ; Peek * . a he a ae 3 + ister ‘ 7 tow 2 3 3 % 2 bs Tae a £ . - ~ 2 S ce owl | $ ae 4 . Pee Fe Be * — - a * ¥ Ss > 3 x oy SA J - 3 . = 2 — . . . 4 ‘ - x 3 % > p Ne 5 & ed _ : . = = > 2 7 e ba ay ¥ a $ % + 7 te Pr ie ge be fits bee oe gy, Be 5 EL kc ie ne % ws ae : Hy ¥ 4 Sg a i a hd RT ite, Sh nd “we "hile Fa eee i TORT pote Sig hme Sa - | | HOUSE ' FURNISHING CoO. 1120-22-24-26-28-30 OLIVE ST. § ties Mees pee te. ee ona. aatalgn ey Cse O PO Oe “- iH i emo Nb ee (BO es SRR IG Sank aR Sala hb nes aE meet Pre iy og a te ee ea ae WARE ioe 2 ies Hanae Megor 0 Ae Soli: RS IR a F ia - Des 43 fies ro Mr pvr Bl fi «at ae PN ath C fait OPN Hien Bee BS | J. ° oe Wiig bea ee , vides & ; ey a " re 1 ae a, > * } - Lon ue “ABO $129.50 Value Complete for te Nee ee a Set eee re ee: oor Cea I BIL ie Me PR Gy Hey tees trachea TE, shape sate seen : pei corte te ag ‘ bi a A. Chie ae r P re we at ae - ‘ sok , = See Pee e $602 Fiber un-Room suite ’ . PRPS Ore @Ferie sierlervere Model 6-F-9 Several choice models at this new low price from which you can make a se- lection. Pay Only $2.00 Weekly S-tube Freshman terpiece Radio receivers, in designed highboy cabinet. They are wonderful ee sets, with good rae ivity and a Farrand cone loud speaker. A $129. 50 ¥ val- ue priced complete with equip- ment, $109.50. FREE, gies Lane apm ea a ~~ > 4 : re eet -* a” Ea Opt aye pine, | $hater oo sae nf >) hb bbe» heat bbhthsiha shisha... ok Another Sensationally Low-Priced Value fai ff a —— (so eusous sunroom Suites expertly woven of fiber with backs and spring cushions of handsome floral cretonne coverimgs. They are enameied in Baronial brown and have beautifw1! designed frames. The three pieces include an ai rocker. Early selection is advisable. $3.00 Cash Delivers One of These Suites A HEAVY Axminster They are nil with a heavy pile in a great var Select one of these excellent Axminster Ru soy 2 ah i RE A Na | * | POLS SOLS Ler er ererere eterce e:erce SOAPS Fe ® @eterleletierevtere eievere: > ** f your rooms. , -» iced ne wae i a os fe ee aN evens. OF ate hn ay oe tar ae ‘haw ee We : Ad ee 5 iit - $2.00 Cash Delivers One of These Axminster Rugs ~~ WRN RS HN ee 888 WA We ee 88 8 COP ORPIPROLOLPTOLOIO LS 01 a) OVOrelerelereiele re elerelese eierereseleve CLeserelesererereveleleteyeieverete efeyvevetexeleyi ——<- a '* © ret esereierdjie a aes Pie flere OPPROTOLOCIGAG S1P GO sie ele. ere) ei *

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_- — a e Dutch Unions Reject Soviet 3 AMSTERDAM, Holland, Jan. Popular Comics Mia We et Home Reading and Women’s Features . e ~ A PRIS A for 2 ae Ran eet Onion ¢ News Photographs ected by. ! ots beay | EE mga sda SS SSS\ S FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1927, I FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1927. PAGE 13 OTEK utes oh Lg ’ oD Mba nalasts sc Fa o bis WHEN THE MIKADO DIED hal bin, fa 7 ELEVATED YY" tt jf : Ly Se geriibet nets FI EI a Sg BE el TRS + . ; % . a) thy - Prakestet ea gee Bo Nigga eis 1.4 ooh e ot Wee bl x wes ¥ oneieete WH SS ~ RS sat ages ean ? ee ee ee ne A eR IRAN + SOO RR ARE te CRORE RR Va ; 4 ee ve eRe ™ WY ~~ Re ss SX CRECRKARE sh. cham ome oe hoe MANO + ts ~~." SSS ASVAASVASSSASASAS MOO RRNA RGA CARA REA O00 UROL CCR RRA icen LEAAVTHONBWWW Da 3 4 oe iS i we S + ees : SAAN a SAN an ASRASAARA ARRAN ne! _i i WW box. Save on this unusual RMON se Chifforobes MOO % > y Ne BA 7 Lv Sa” . Meta? 7B is zx. Bethe MX, af The simple hearse bearing the body of thedead ZG WIND-DRIVEN CLOCKZ & e a. 8 Oey , aa prere rrevevereriririrta 7 _ Emperor of Japan in Hayama. —acme photo : re OU st ees eee WMgcddddeadddddddedddedgleeirlipiiisiéssssbiat % : 4, A SSN GC i ap J 4 Y Ar ciesnaceaneiniiiines Y HELEN OF CALIFORNIA : : y & Be Irving rteaigee at ag Y vypagumummanrnny tO | re : : a” 4 Loos, author of “ tle- ZZ % lb titty OLIVE ST. men Prefer Blondes,” Ys, Z y ye ieee ; and Arthur Somers Roche, the novelist. —Fotograma. “; - _ - 7 _ - rr ae see 7 : gf EE ES Ne Be 3 ee ae AD Ee Me ca aoe ee ., $ . * « . : ee “vq MQ QV Wy WS aN .. ~ RASC ASAD nee dB an LBASARS . Ri NGVALiGA {V5 HN SS NY Anna _ Schiais, maid in the home of Frank W. Slavin, 76-year-old Portchester, N. Y., mil- lionaire, who married her employer last week. —-fnternationel MHA AAAS. ~ SSS SBS ROO X ~ WAG ny ee | ™ ihe —— Lun , pis. WY We pes enrmnenioe YOY" 4,2: » SSS Y a Z ad Yo, 'o Wife belay, * Zz 4 ° ) GY © . $ Y "ty “te nat Jy y SS “SS J WG MOAN MW ean KAR MM QAAGWGS([\r BON \S SN WQ RRA SW MOV CAARWeweenees Sy SN MM.AAMWHH MQQ —. OY MQ pone Sseculicienmindihinh deans ies dodanie Moats ean . ; nit , aia: Dn ar — . WO . -of values at this low price. on hardwoods, and excel- de a large dresser, spacious full-size bow-end bed. WNQQQAY MQQnanr . NY $ ANS MAANANA Sat Qs We 1 tam W SN SASS S SVN ASARASSS SSSA SSS NALS RASA SA SABANAS NBA BAAN RARBG RRR SN : J Wy . se ff Vit palance Monthly DIN 15 = VASVASAD BABARBADRS \S WO ¢ +. ‘ SS SAHA°«wwiNAMOAiAdSHHdHdHAqAqAWYQ‘Q\YgQyaFgQgMs IA §Q\i\j: yyy RS % NN " Eo JK : BE 7 i ddanmmunnnuannmmmnnunminununnnninyyll%y j / ih , MERE: , 2 Ge ‘ Wy 4 11 @—_——* Ki BEL: j Frank Padratti, of San Fran- 4, °° 4. 7%. Ep: , gp biz hy”: Ly J Sapo 4 li Zw YJ 42 cisco, with his timepiece, op- % 3 WY 4 ee eT M@ LE an erated by wind power which 77 ht. Y iy he says will keep going until HING CoO. yj UY RX LAs N O a A M U D B A 7 H ; 4 ff it wears OUL. —wide world photo Aud %, BA Sy Hoe § | ° er ae 0 OLIVE ST. Mrs. Saga Kolb, who will compete in $40,000 + tha. Gh yer (= Pacific coast swim Saturday, well greased for a try out. —Wide World photo t hf F , LM ddddccdddaddddadddsd d, Uliy : : % % ¢,* % ..% Bo ail 2 C44 pz > we WOH MQ » S & : . ne Ny . S ‘ > : S a es wo . “SS Za eR BS x ~ 4 . *. ~ Ss QA SANS SSNANADANS SSS SAASA SARS WOH SANTA HH HOH gqguag yg ggg aaa aaa a a QQ Yy/4 ‘ ' ”Y % “s,%, \ . Yj, Uys - 7 \ gee808 (44th WY $129.50 Value moraaprane ! ae : “un Y Complete for «aan WA WO age a = ; 2) git aePaberir tenant ' . om . " var ee Sali chs ae ae eee angi eas Ct es , " + We bait ae ‘ ry - gate ie leat SE 2 A y) range SE he TS 2 ht Ail a et Ppa een: Zot te Wn Ned UE” Ait cdbike | Plage, - . wes a Ne ieee a TET NAS OI PAS vot : mnie Gag Sf a eo ; Neat ay m% : ~eigctyr ahearey OU ike ee a ee Se ne en a ES oe wa , 5 , : ™ tale ahs. + iy. 0 Bay bes . : ~~ ed Aye mae —_— “ 7 OT ete , Loy nas “a - . ‘ = Beh SA Scheie 2 Ai ’ ‘ if - hf yee 1 Fae SS mn gre oe Ayal A a 4 ° . ate ° . . " bye . es iat ee. Mes og Se Wii sas, peel r ei: ‘ Wie ana im So BAP Sgr Whine er ek 7 , MM. XS WOH A+ Se Aenaned CQL & MMA MW rd —_—sss oe ie Me ed ~* Sw 7 WM —iKOQMWDYo.oy»qy WNW ~~" . . WS eS ek he te ey ek ek WA eee ern igs da 4 cnn : SEAS 8 ee eee ‘ we RR RA WAAR AN eek Own CARA CR Ag 6 Wee OCR CE e's Wn ~~." >. NY ~* > ~~ & oe os >) MQQHNidy7 Rag ele te | WN ~ ‘ = en es es es ee ee \S\\ SAN * . WRPIE SUR AIAN OV ganna canes AC Ana cA Ram AAS AAAABAGN AQHA WS a. ZL EE ccccccdcccccdccaeecdeddreaecdeeddedeeecagsddddeoeeeeaceeddeasb “iy hth nine : soneen - spsnabonecusnonsoteatta win ) : | ih ~ 7 Py They're ; : ir daily tas skis in Switzerland. SUMS Y laa , Y) ws yre just chimney sweeps going to their daily tasks on skis in Swi ” ot by ff A 77 : KA Chk Sd Re ta & A. Shota oA /

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2 AY EY ENING, PRNUARY 14. 19276 | | ae Milton Wor | M K, D I ‘ ? oy ae if ; °F ge : A R I . . ay “9 ‘. 7 a y HE , FRIDAY EVENT JANUARY 14, 19 a a owe The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine BY '|SUE TO LOU 100% on the Investment : _ GETTIER f | . ; : 3 Tien {or today Mie: is 100 per cent sound, — “ ——_ The Woman of It MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL Again the Battle of the Bob \% HE battle of the bob !s apparently never won. | ) y _ - \ THIS M HE trouble with most to ferment and An initial bid—the of a dealer or f |should be as info fy (sible because upen jt Just when our last long-haired friend has gone under the shears, | Because, in the country, she wears riding clothes ind she wants a sporting coiffure to matca— bidding structure of the eam Just when our favorite woman yooee | yo | ahi enwit-on - The eae las bobbed her handsome gee eo friends, . cS | der-shquid try, by his o, The bob Is attacked in the house of it e picture the lke te, pegin “jell.” Mian will never cont ghe will leave tf change of heart. \ | clear! That is to say, in the beauty shop! ‘ 3 4 \ | hol ee a ae Listen to the cruel words of Mrs. Ruth J. Mowrer, "0 duties devolve upg et. ead Of the Mational Schoo! of Casmeicmm, a. New York: “| tall bidder and they a \nd speaker at the Beauty Shop Owners - neghpouotang aka eate seas meso ey involve * “The worst crime committed in the name of beauty is bobbe a ben nt errors, eth ia Vhs “mor eeveral vears now women have been going about |Shoyld be avoided. When beta a oo Page se than comic valentines. | thef requirements for an fais, vaste oh rt bait has not been kept in curl but has strayed in wisps, | | feven the minimum), aay ae cnn tenarea-pound mammas try to resemble their debutante | ae wee ee ee cmanea the minimum | : | (even whe “By shearing off their heads into boyish bobs. | |shortage is very slight) @fa. come, Jong, casional } Sr ae A glistening tear in put when he finds himself he wishes he bad a rain. * success in marriage, tai. amount of stick-to.it from work to a husband, wouldn't know what to “The coquettish friz the hair “Until they look Ilke a Islander or a floor mop.” There now—we never sald thing as harsh as that! And Mrs. Mowrer must be speak- ing out of pure disinterestedness, Since the beauty parlors have made hay of bobbed hair — ‘They get it going and coming. “Even the youngest girls,” Mowrer declares, “Are Jetting their hair grow, “lor they realize long hair can be dressed in a more dignified coif- fure. “Style taboos shorn heads with eve- ning dress.” 4 |pass. Innumerable bids wisn. ; The sky !s drear and gray, And L at know-!t-all] eighteen, Laugh every cloud away. ee | bles, which were amply i se ,by the partner’s previous Maas have cost hundreds of pele ay | Cause the initial bidder did patna any- : | faa || = : : Why should I care that Harry) J ==|the cards that his opemine | weeps * l= “4 | | ;{Buaranteed, and innumenk, if him a : . | e games and rubberg have te, Bor Beauty of Neckline Should my pulse leap* with rapt | THE RHYMING |tossed away because initial } ‘| By Lucrezia Bori ’ prery now and then, desperate or brutal to pre “rfp,” she need not flat A man may fee! just i years of marriage as he a develop an astonishing pression of it. Mrs. = ooment | S cr f ealth and S ess : have timidly refrained from 9» When Billy passes by? | € ets O itis ucc OPTIMIST ( re bares rene : Boss n initial suit- oe ore. Fe L. Reed, M. D. itary surveys and inspections as By Aline Michaelis || _|shows a five-card sult and fe No pangs and sighs for three— By —— oe i has i well as microscopical examination y 5 9 Ramee |quick tricks, at least one @eumn res : = Se Desires. | ERTAIN parts of the body are, ward and upward as far as Re. \is apt to be in the suit name If Teddy dies for me. Oysters in heavily polluted water s> . Re-| When it is made with a f f weight. | Exhale while lowering it ag Re- | a en marriage was - contained far less bacilli in cold OME natures long for poe improved by the loss o rs. | Peat s5 thenen: i ‘suit the strength, must be gree Wh walls, for rare COBLIY | , ‘ | — ’ e; but now, she OU are just now tn the midst! weather than in warm. Ue and while others are marred » | To develop the muscles at the | than when made with five, Ta mans wore oan pais . We know at least one young wom- ladeed. © aint to love them all ft of the months containing the One of our guarantees against things, such splendid courts | pecially is this true when too owes i sides of the neck, stand erect. then | termining whether to bid oF ‘ a semi-co 5 an who is giving up her bob f0F | 1 14 love myself the best. ove tn tho caleek ak ene ee (ee eee entgannnan Balle no fh Che Vousy | flesh: to ject trom the neck. | TO! cwige Iie bend, un.tar tae right | cight differences in the. Sa another reason. - ee ‘are in the midst of the oyster S¢@- | 1 “sampling.” The “sample” ex-/of kings; but for = par to | woman of 40 or thereabouts who as you can, then as far to the left | 5 g erences - oldie She says she’s tired of looking af Byt Jim—he sald he'd telephone | gon. ‘amined is taken from the mixed ask four kindly walls’ embrace a slim contour of body|aS8 possible. Repeat 20 times, 10 should vary the decision. _ the back of her own neck— ® aak me vie » lar Salty | I eat them as often as I can af- | iiiuor of five or more oysters. This|seek, when through my daily task, }can achieve ‘ much |t© the right, 10 to the left. | King and three small, ang am The brutally candid male, whose” He hasn’t called as vet ‘and I | ford the price, and in every form '“sampling’ would provide a fairer|a friendly sort of place. It is th® ang a full throat has done 3 Sti) standing erect. bend the | Worthless cards divided bee desk is nearest hers, comes back: ‘Would die if he nt Nance! |in which they are served——luscious | estimate of quality if these oysters | goal of some to know the great and towards warding off the encroach- arms at the elbows and bring them | the other three sults, [Urn “If you feel that way, think of EDNA MAY RUDOLPH. ‘raw ones on the half-shell, stewed, | were examined separately. This/rich of earth, to mingle with the ing signs of age. ‘forward so that they rest against | @!nimum bidding requireme +b what I’ve had to stand!” t-te |‘ escalloped, even fried. would, however, mean considerable|few who go down ways of pride With this in mind, I want to out- the center of the body. Cup the oe eee - anes “at \s we've said a million times, . “ ' I mention this only to show MY | extra work. and mirth. For me, an _ honest : we ises which if | hands and rest the chin against the | small instead of Ace-Kingaas We lisieve bobbing a matter. of ; si a op Anh ene) | appreciation not only of their de- | tow ecores*of germs are often friend or two whose kindred hearts | line 7 or a a ero nah aan ci em Rony: —— pth should not be made as @ a des ie wf ‘ooks” and of the Cavendish Hotel, | #” é : ti 4~0OW | od hose my long- | practice ally W , eh ain es a ee be just below the Teg Wen-Cetermination. for women has arrived in New York, to dis-| licious flax of hepein . “a food ‘found where hrgh scores might aes) (teen sig ve pA he de- | preserve a beautiful neck. i the palms as hard aS you can. all oe ® J who pay their own bills— pose of some remarkable tapestries. Value, but of their satety. ‘expected and vice versa. Also | ‘28S Hagsiones -orldli-| In the first exercise it is neces-|the while resisting the pushing | ™¢?t It is expensive—not in the This last statement is important | iff ¢ | sire. May not too much of wor with the naime Do this white sein 4 ape : She could make far more money. st state _| scores from the same bed differ a uses ss | lure |sary to lie flat ont i > pains. JO this walle cost, but In the upkeep, | if she would sell to American wom-'| because, a year OF 50 Ago, a | hort intervals. Axes) TR 4 ¥ ’ . . ; om a atta ah ‘ ae, ee eee 4 ies i a Ven rix iti ae pore . — ne eee ee are =p > jee ee x ¥ Fete h gs ud . a 5 a " a a4 ymin ox - ae Saal : , Be 5, . 1 te Me oe Dry . ba 7 it a ‘ orcsp mh nbevinninees Ghee yoo =e - . . “ = . ‘ od y LAO a ey aes Bs she of Pal « anaes ea ps fr icc at Ad GA ys L ; : Comes Bes | Fahne egg ad aa moe NS el oe to ete ‘ “4 ae . at 5 ve ae ye F eee ee > ro lan ‘nut, ham or bacon muffins. TNUSTAL BREADS. |miake theee, melt two tablespoons |shortening, stir in two tablespoons | Glass Heels for Dancing. This germ is in itself harmless, LONDON. -—- Another striking ‘but the quantity present in water fashion in shoes is the use of lass | /polluted by man varies fairly con- | eels tor dancing. They catch and istantly with the quantity of ty- reflect the light. Unllke Cinderel.- | sang SHOE hold. cholera, etc. It is human | /@8 Slippers ‘they have a founda- | | pollution, . therefore, that consti- | ton of wood, and are, therefore, | ‘tutes the greatest danger, and san-' serviceable as well as pretty. a Oe ee ee re rn nee eee emees enews’ tangle llow he did @ He Knew he would hav some very lively dodging” 4 kreat curved oc re which Whitey would Chief of all Woodcrafters aan “Oh, dear!” said Peter 4 self, as he peened out the little hemlock tree across to the distant “oh, dear! How ross there? Wh than |] ean mun. Reddy Fox What an awful site '0OKs as if to stay is to “nd as if to run ie to I don't see why some anxious for a rabbit iow. It ten’t fair for ft one. No. air, tt tent thos. Vt CELL % 4 y My Ytltitth tlle Wilt packed with natural sugars that practically melt in your mouth.” Thoughtful mothers of active, hungry youngsters know, too, that the ripe banana is one of the most beneficial foods their children can eat. And in winter as well as in summer they buy bananas by the hand, ripen them in a warm room, Dance has one get and leave them ‘where little folks— ™ run : ae : “eo — which is not only packed withenergy or great big folks—can reach these . as I suppOse he elements, but is also so easy todigest nature-sealed packs of goodness. Ha > may have sivem ait that you can eat your ffll and then ae. |) but such good tue drop off into a sound, dreamless ~~ * ne aD to pee ee - Henne ee ee ee sleep. Re ad ‘“scovery, Reddy Fox, “Any good Woodcrafter who has bougs tag Ri cana Spent an active day in the open knows ‘o run around on the u this. He also knows that the There ee ee thoroughly ripened banana with the brown-flecked skin is best to eat. It bie re. “These are good, healthy symp- toms,” continues Mr. Seton, writer, naturalist, and founder of the Wood- craft League of America. “And nature has proyided you with a good, healthy, all-food fruit—the banana— i eee ee Res re eae ee ghia >in Esai” esa aes x x» a : ne rt STS ARN w Oe BAG SS Mee oi irae where Peter sat. There Neg for him to do but run with all his might. Pe Danae ; . ad — 4 ¥ r . ’ € . * - ys CONV Agen. tae Reo. Oe i AY GE J De an ERE NON ES ERC a AVE you ever thought of H breada as corrective foods? Sugar, an egg, well beaten, one cup some kind of bread does not have) milk a plac. As most,people are used | sifted with three teaspoons baking sense of lack that a breadless re-| Add three-fourths cup crushed | ESSER Ae gime ig Hable to produce. ‘baked beans, minced ham or one- | ADVERTISEMENT | says Ern est | hompson Seton ‘ s SS 4 “ & ste. gy ey ah wes S, a ducing diet, and for diabetics there | Transfer to oiled muffin pans and | O ° SS a * 5 Se are giuten breads—yeast, quick bake 20 minutes in a hot oven, 375 | Ny oa) aero sO | enkes and waffles. These may be Vegetable breads had an {mport- | | ¥ ae ee easily made of gluten flour (be ant place in colonial cookery. One | } > er geno : | | energy that there were just two uct). ARy Ons sn ry a td Pumpkin Coffee Cake—One and | HE new teacher of the second) little inkwell and made a_ black! ; BY ies tain bran. In diabetic cases “ |one-half cups dry sleved pumpkin, iT grade set out to win the hearts; papier mache of it. Instead of the]: things you wanted to do—eat and ? Yeast Gluten Bread (one smal! | three-fourths cups scalded. milk ‘them and gaid, “Good morning,|the teacher's ear there came the - joaf.) Dissolve one-half com- one teapsoon salt. one and one-half | ittle children.” scattered rhythm of the individual) 338 | Sones ' j@ ters cup tepid water and three-/table oil, one compressed yeast | chanted promptly—only Bennie,| each bent upon escape. | Fa a) ee quarters tepid milk combined. Add |cake, bread flour to knead, from horrid creature, tucked in the far; A bright pink spot appeared | s.

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Ored right, JANCAR Bs 1939" | Milton Work’. Bridge Pointers T pointer for today is- Be sure that v ts 100 per cent | n initial bid—the of a dealer or senna ae should be as informatory sible. because Upon it tp ” bidding structure of the : ship must srt Th ang. 6 | | der should try, by his Pr .Clearly to picture the 13 | holds, Two duties devolve y |Ulal bidder and they { comitant errors, both should be avoided. When he itt the requirements for an in (even the minimum) tee ‘bid; when his hand falls eae the minimum (even when ae ‘shortage is very slight) he Bbc pass. Innumerable bids and Pag (bles, which were amply — ;by the partner's previous pon the iat. Rnvolve Con. bi have cost hundreds of points a | Cause the initial bidder did not hol 'the cards that his opening » .' Guaranteed, and innumeraia, frames and rubbers hav. bane tossed away because init bidders thmidiy refrained r ot nouncing their strengt). ; , An initial suit-bid Seneraliv shows a five-card sult and ty Quick tricks, at least one of Which JS apt to be in the suit hamed When it {s made with 2 four-carg ‘suit the strength must be greater than when made with five. Ip de- termining whether to bid or pass initially with a five-card suit, very slight differences tn the holding , Should vary the decision. Ace- King and three small, and eight worthless cards divided between the other three suits, furnishes the minimum bidding requirement: bu: if it were Ace-Queen and three tial 7 have — small instead of Ace-King, the big” should not be made would be just below ment. as ft the he hand reg uire- -~ ierystal are the newest note. A flower spray of red coral! has leaves of crystal. Another , three lavender crystal lets wit | temple» to the left, re. sist. Repeat*tTé times. : Follow this exercise by a rotat- ‘ing movement of the head to relax the muscles, To do this, bend the head back, forward, ieft, back. front and repeat fivo ‘!mes cons sts ELRONI on Seton «crafters th natural sugars that mer in your mouth. ful mothers of active, angsters know, too, that mana is one of the most bods their children can in winter as well as in ergy lags” DAY EV ENING, ) JANUARY 14. 1927. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine — ‘ae PAGE 45! FRI TMEDITATIONS —OF A— MARRIED WOMAN: By HELEN ROWLAND L— THIS MODERN MARRIAGE, HE trouble ‘with most of these modern marriages is that they | pegin to ferment and go sour before they have had time to) “yl. bate le | yan will never contest woman's right to change her mind, so as she will leave him the sole and exclusive right to an oc-| change of heart. casional | ® ® e A glistening tear In a woman’s eye may touch a man’s heart; | but whem be finds himself deluged with a continuous shower of weeps, he wishes he had a rain check. ‘* Ld = Justifieg © success in marriage, as in any other profession, requires a cer-| . amount of stick-to-itiveness; you can get so used to anything, | from work to a husband, if you: LIVE with it long enough, that you | wouldn't know what to do without it. . 7 a Brery now and then, a man feels that he has to do something | desperate Or brutal to prove to a woman that, while she may be his | “rib,” she need not flatter herself that she is all of his vertebrae. . uw ia & Aman may fee! just as much emotion for a woman after a few | years of marriage as he did during courtship; but most of them | fevelop an astonishing amount of strength in controlling any ex- | pression of it. When marriage was “final,” a wife stood for a period in a man's life; but now, she is more apt to be just a comma, a dash. a semi-colon, or a question mark. e » om Don't waste your tears on the woman a man should have mar-! fied and didn't; save them for the one he shouldn’t have mar- tied and DID. af ee + ce e * . Parma a apa e in * (cee oon evs al leaves. p| Children’ Bedtime Story Only when he is facing drowning, heart disease or divorce, does & man stop to regret all the mean little things he said to his wife aod to remember all the sweet little things he might have said. -~ tg bd Perhaps the reason a two-dollar bill is considered unlucky, is because 80 Many men have spent them for marriage licenses, E 1927:) en (Copyright, Se a Nae By THORNTON W. BURGFSS. A Red and White Mix-Up LE ter = nna —— = 7 Who first doth weigh and count the cost Will ne'er allow his temper lost. —Old Mother Nature. Two of P fared enemies over in the Reddy Whites the SOms Redd} tabbit's were after Green Forest. Fox; the other was! snowy Owl, who had from the Far North. was bad enough, but Whitey had joined in , poor Peter was in a bad didn't if he had chance. If only there | good bram}! he would Inort him Cone was seem as ; , 7 jC-ta hegue ° ~~. been aii have the nearest still some iS ta this to get Drain ble- gistary: . Peter hae Llat ‘ef . di t there ha j grow: hemlock trees, botghs weighted down with snow erowing all the way bramble-tar ; it been low - With their over to that ; terrible fhere 10a8 a muc]} asier te} miz-up of red and white have ha to worry avout Whitey. When he t hemilocks, i 3 ae get at him. It was/iwhen\.. epg ‘0 cross open—places that had his cUance age me fas i w «Ot? 7 : nen And FX Wing pounded Ww that there were Jong! : , . -.ed him shard. befor: could reach > ie . Tes? . +} } 2 . ‘ Reddy Ss , Arey 0! ine old ramble- |, \ othe tencio ST eu That great aie id dread that! He know : — ' i 17) +f Way that : ; ’ i] VOoOuUIGd nays to OO ; ae ¥ “°: dreadful to hear. As for Reddy, coing best to sink those big teeth his into the wing of Whitcy, 2 all he could get was 4 mou ry laa **? “ , . : ~ , eel? » Gar.” sei m f feathers. He couldn't get " s is he peeped out from under | teeth into the flesh anywhere. @ lite) hom ”"™ : . 7 e nNemilock tree and looked | for moment or two, there was : ‘ 1S a 4} ° oe . e . 4 : ota » Othe distant bramble- terrible mix-up of red and white. a oD, dear: How %ver can! Peter Rabbit fairly chuckled to : ‘ «cross there? Whitey can fly | } He would have liked to sa8ter hen — . ‘ ; ‘ . omg ’fthan Il can run. But if ] that mix-up, but this was ' y » ii ~ : .* Ry Reddy Fox will catch ehance and he made the most . ") — , a , . ¢ > =| om Mat an awful situation! It By the time Reddy and ~ " x 7.4 Se a8 If to stay is to be caught,! Whitey had had enough of fight- ‘ Ra Ff . , ete “ to run is to be caught.jing Peter wes safe in the old “* 8e Why some folks are so | bramble-tangle anxious fo — : ra rabbit dinner AnY- | ‘Copyright, 1827.) if 4 ew ? , ' - ———— ~~ . It {sn't fair for two to hunt SO was ' Wings. . +. 7 terri bie (ver The vr VW liite on oTn Reddy an: The great coat. and 1d white. pity. reogy ‘ pounl open lao i‘ Wey ; +}, Vi Pite ’ ha es fore Ve hooked was very Lvely thes: great ' Which him. dodging to curved claws Whitey would reach for avoid with ne was ; . : f himself wate) here , his of 1f i least ’ % -, + ‘ + tf Ttnat a ,owW ‘never Was per, ‘saves argument. ‘to carry ‘sort a em ee Arranging the Children’s Playroom a J , a AW ~\ Ay yo D i4ac EFS ated on the south side of the} house. This is so the children | T will have as much sun and light as/| possible when being indoors. Close- | ly allied with a bright and cheery ' room is the idea of plenty of space. The should be large, to give the children an opportunity to roinp and play. This is not possi- ble if restricted to a small area or a crowded and stuffy room. room There should be a mber of windows is always attractive one window with a it. Under the seat there can chest for It is practical to have the chest On wheels. Then if pushed out or in as is Fenerois in to have at seat be- he TOVS. can be desired. Besides the a es _- HOW SHALL I DO IT? sae mone oe oe a noe are '1 By Gladys Huntington Bevans Refreshing Rearrangement. HAVE seen in my life a rooms and a few collections W iit h ive s + > a et aed 1 rT one hia cha Oyyyce bid 7 o he only « , > St i1.t(&G ' - 1 + \ " . Hh 16e0 desk rit ior tie muCieu ' mo Ph OYTiis mage Cae IYpOSt IO of ‘ ba ‘ _. raw .: an in general 18 an the relation phonogral it goes Ty - wee i changing #-% +? A \4e : tempt Hii of appens though ado | It sometimes , ry. + saan The whole , osc ae eal changes Will —T ~ 3 wat 1] room any g00d at @il. : a thing has become tiresome—and it Pt iim ; A -4 right Wi} case 6ii in your . . any iow . gown, the ins that } few p and then get the outside pa man ferably on is oe le neaa or some strong moving — pr family, It is much easier through a change of this no one around to do on ‘4 someone aS it if there to under is the room. | chest it Is advisable! Make a ditional toys, books, etc. These are pretty if decorated with wrought iron hinges fashioned. to look like the children’s favorite animals, such as dogs, cats, elephants, etc. The amount of furniture for such | i A ta-| and | | woodwork and i finished in a robin’s egg blue match Another color combination is 10, a room is a minor problem. which to serve meals, a few comfortable chairs are all the pieces which are necessary. must be sturdy and unbreakable. , ble, Ol It is also well fo finish them with | a washable enaime] or varnish. A pleasing way to light the room is with a big Japanese lantern. It gives a soft giow, protecting ¢ ves Another’ inter- a2 playroom is It can have a to a room. addition to having a fireplace large grill piece in front of it or spot estinere They | the} Besides, it gives a choice col-| 0 | ‘while the | lessiy The Home Kitchen Ce ee ae By Jeanette Norton. ; — ‘Fascinating and Famous Fritters. | T HE origin of fritters seems to | be a more or less disputed point in culinary:history. The French claim them, the English fritter has helped make history, Russian and Austrian fritter legends are not to be care- overlooked, So there will be no hard feelings in the matter, we will give recipes for the frit- }ters made leave tradition to look after itself. ian finely / ounce of by several nations and English Almond Fritters. Stir the yolks of two eggs with | ounce of sugar, stir until! creamy, then add two ounces of| ground almonds, a _ half! cornstarch, a half tea-| ‘spoonful of vanilla, and the whites) | Berve 'of the eggs beaten to a stiff froth. Drop by the teaspoonful onto hot |fat and fry a delicate brown. Drain, in a napkin dusted with a little powdered sugar. Welsh Currant Fritters. Mix the yolks of three eggs with wo tablespoonfuls of flour and add gradually a half pint of milk, stirring to a smooth batter. 3eat _the whites of the eggs stiff and fold them in, add three tablespoon- fuls of carefully washed currants, three tablespoonfuls of boiled rice, a Saltspoonful of nutmeg and sugar /to sweeten to taste. Drop by the ‘tablespoonful into hot fat and fry) a delicate brown. Serve in a nap-'| kin dusted with powdered sugar. } q } i HE playroom should be situ-/to have built-in cupboards for «d- The sketch describes a well-fit-| ted and suitable playroom, in which | the above ideas are incorporated. | The large floor space is painted a. dark blue green, with a washable. the furniture, The rag rug, with blue and orange the predominating colors. are finished in an ivory shade. The: cupboards can walls be to finish the walls tn a soft French. pray. furniture can be a deeper gray. either case orange, green and yel- ] Ow of the piace tiles. In are introduced in the design hangings, lantern and fire- It is preferable to have the colorful design in these arti- cles instead of on the walis and | furniture. insure protection. — ge ee A eS ee eee ‘reate during the rr first winter of excessive character is I should } sort of to unh- ling one’s pri- ‘— is usualiv and my a ta tent 1th 1iiiTrs ox quenchers. S80, please be generour with vour good advice. . rre ° ' _ . ‘ T ss BEAUTY SP ECIA LIST—Red and red } ° > ‘co ’ noses have this in comimor aci nas a for noses roses reason red circula- improper breathing. Not all of these things constitute the raison d’etre of a blushing nose. Qut, therefore, must g0 your diet all the foods that are dif being. T) most 1s Gig wort } lm pe rfect iicn = t La ko 4 bioo 1. or infrequentiy Lion of the inree ficult to digest, soned lants, such as tea and coffee, The use of pepper, mustard and relisnes is merely a matter of habit, and in your case a very harmful habit. So, begin teaching your palate to get alOng without these things. Round garters may seem to be ifar removed from the subject of i'red noses, but, as you, know, they ‘are an obstacle to the free and easy ‘circulation of the blood. If you wear them, then do get rid of them in favor t} riety. Not ancient . of e less Since from . all the highly sea- | hings and all strong stimu- | binding va-. Greek | ‘when you cleanse your face, and I sugges’ that you gently pat and mop the face instead of rubbing it ,ory = Wash yrously with as 80 many people warm water and rinse do. with cool, or cleanse with your fa- yor so-beneficla] ite witch cream and rinse with hazel the lotion— equal parts of witch hazel and wa- ter. Another lotion that you will find most pleasan’ and decidedly bene-' ficial in your case is the boric acid; lotion. Simply dissolve a teaspoon- #131 Llaj absorbent of boric acid in a pint of warm water and apply it cool on pads of cotton. I have noted often the quite un- CO! ing iIscious outdoors in winter. failure of many people to keep the mouth closed when walk-— Short, comfor’able breathing is the result, and ored nose. ful very often. too, hint for you. a highly There is another hetp- With this the woodwork and. un-— col- remove the Spanish Fritters. Moisten half a fresh yeast cake | with a little lukewarm water. Add | a saltspoonful of salt and a beaten | egg, then stir in a pound of flour. | Add two ounces of melted butter | and add gradually enough milk to) make a:very light dough, Set aside,-covered, in a warm place for two anda haif hours. When ready, work into small balis, drop into hot fat and fry a delicate brown. Creole Banana Fritters. Beat the yolks of two eggs well, then work in a cupful of sifted flour. Add atablespoonful of melt- ed butter, two tablespoonfuls of lemon juice and enough water to make a thin batter the consistency of thick starch. Add beaten whites of the eggs and beat all smooth. Peel and.slice bana- nas lengthways in thin slices, dip the slices in the batter and fry in deep fat as usual. When done dust with sugar and serve hot. Austrian Fritters. Cut thin slices of stale bread and crusts, then cut ‘n half the roun-is with plum jam, ‘then cover with the other rounds. Dip the sand- wiched rounds into beaten eggs 1nd fry hot fat a delicate brown. Serve on a napkin dusted with rounds. Spread in powdered sugar. Mexican Bunuelos. Bring to boiling point a of water and teaspoonful] of butter. Sift in a cupful of flour and a tea- baking powder, add tablespoonfuls butter and stir until al] smooth. Remove from the fire and add three well- beaten ergs, beat until a little then work by kneading to a smooth dough. Drop by tablespoonfuls into hot fat, cooking a few at a time, and when galden brown drain 9n paper. Serve with honey flavored with cinnamon. (Copyright, cupful spoonful of two of is cool. 1927 Odorless-Non-inflam mable 35¢ and 7§¢.at all Drug Stores ~ ae ae “Don’t Eat Too Much— We're going to have Ice Cream’ How che children look forward to it. How it stands out as the most pleasant surprise of che party. Ice Cream fs a su- , ‘some of my mother’s hot biscuits '"“We three ‘go to another show tonight?” And the stiffly | She Diary of a New) “~ 9 father She said. “No, we are going ‘*o take the baby to see the rest of his grandparents and all’ his aunties and uncles.” I said, “Now you've spotled my breakfast. Did it take all three ot. you to think that up-—-taking 4 ‘baby who is not yet 7 weeks o)1 on a §00-mile trip just to see a ic ed * of relatives? My mother said, “I came 6°) miles fust to see a lot of relu- (tives, if that’a:the way you want ito look at it.” I said, “Yes, but vou aren’t a baby.” and Joan «i, “Well, YOU are.” | J said, “All right, all right. How are you going to take that poor I!:- tle fellow on a train. Put him in an upper berth and let him oll out?’’ My mother said, “We will carry him in a basket.” I said, “Like a puppy. Do you think have no pride?” They all said “' lonce, “Everybody carries a baby ‘in a basket on the train.” TI said, “You don’t have to tei! Friday Night. OMEN must be crazy. I got the surprise of my life at breakfast this morn- I was having a fine time with W ing. and some jam which Joan's grand- mother brought with her when she cai_. to visit us, and I was think- ing waat a swell world it was after | all, when Joan's grandmother said, me I'm dumb. Here I'm going *« had a wonderful idea | be late for work because I've eeu on the way home from the movies| sitting here trying to argue with last night. We didn’t get to tell three women.” you on account of the way you So that’s all settled. I may as yelled because you didn’t get to go | well like it. They sald they were to that card game.” ‘going some time next week. I sald I said, “What was the idea—to “When are you coming back?” Joan said, “Good heavens; i! I took another biscuit. ‘haven't left yet.” = ~ | there is a household arrangement | whereby every guest means a bonus || padded to their wages of so much || per person per day. ; Little Miss Malaprop By Fay Stevenson. “To Gare” is the secret of suc- cess in literature, as it is in revo- lutions—and in love.—Heine. : : — spend the week-end at a fash- ionable country estate. It is her first visit to a home where a retinue of servants are employed. | The ‘‘tip-roll’’ is one which baffles | her. After spending an evening with a young society matron Mias Mala- prop learned that when you leave | a country house you never give a. tip of more than $5. As a rule, a lady for a week-end stay gives $2. or $3.to the lady’s maid or the girl | who takes care of her room. An-| other tip of $2 may go to the cook and may be sent to her through the waitress, who will also expect the same amount. The butlerand | the chauffeur are given $5 each. | Miss Malaprop also learned that | in a few houses the tipping system | has been abolished, and in every guest room is a placard reading: | “Please do not tip the servants.”’ This system !s much preferred by | the servants lrecause it means that M-- MALAPROP is Invited to | won't chap you if DIMITT’S MAGIC miraculous witch-hazel cream-——to your face and hands. This delightful lott Le Peon, ofp otion of witch herel gkin you yaaa ad * sama DIMITTS MAGIC TOUCH ou spply UCH—the bd Hy Swope’s January Sale CHILDREN’S SHOES REDUCED OUR WELL-KNOWN -DURABLE- SWOPE ORTHOPEDIC SHOES AT POSITIVE BARGAIN PRICES — Smoke Elk Moccasin Oxfords and Gray Elk Oxfords Sizes 2 to 8 Formerly $4 *2.4 Strap Slippers of Tan and Black , Calf and Patent Leather Also Tan Calf Oxfords Sizes 8'1/, to 2 Sizes 24 to7 AAT Tao ARRON MIE, PD) ame tal call et ESET eid ES ied bee oar” ica ¥ Sache ck al cael ot a ce te dos 4 ay ne pote ? age DR a |g ke Oe ey eae Ae Ty eee, ee siete“ clieth ayaa Wiens eee Nis» Bedi. Soa! a AIRE EAA pe aS ly Sige A he Dann ca SRM ee lS acs ay ediailadiiainsnatiaatins ° : ac NT, Oe Bates te ssovay 5 ia oo , bts ioe a uetp rents Pane kg RI et ee ei : Spnintec? Edge erie ee om) Coan GAO © Dae S ee SA ARIE AS OL IRE FO pM 6 . : me ee rose edee sant ey waist EBD woo TR pnt te: davs has fashion been more consid- erate of health, nevertheless there are a few women here and there who continue to punish themselves with corsets and girdles built for ficures than their buy bananas by the ipso them in a warm room, mem ‘where. little folks— B folks—can reach these a packs of goodness. preme treat—always. lccompletely sacis- fies che most incessant craving for swects. Alchough in a form of a cempting des- sert, Ice Cream is primarily one of che most nourishing of foods. It contains all che essentials for life, health and growth. Give the children all they want. Formerly $5.50 and 36 Formerly 36.50 and $7 $3.45 $4.85 at every move, V Or] SSE say ithe sun Seen on 5th Av By Miss Shopper. lage sir, it isn't fair. What a ies Reddy and I've got to ay T don't see Whitey any- | -... out T suppose he is sitting _— Pe Watching. Of course, F y Bave fiven up and flown | lite. i Such good tuck as that | wo much to expect.” Jum then Peter made a dreadful rand ett Fox, instead of 2 ithe ea” under the hemlock | Lo Pen dreane ciever enough , A original idea is the muff | qd chs ir is always ore “ n bow was om age he oe and bag, which includes a little pocket | ireplace or . tal e There ~ eee a ia hin a jump of in which vou may keep your van- /over and back ager give you a clew ng cre There Was noth-'ity articles. to the new pian of position for the run with ahi i oe Set TUM, and | ° ° furniture The result is almost kmp he oh aaenapny With a big | ‘aw ‘sure to be as refreshing as if you bfter him ro yo and Reddy et cammonnen had moved into a new room—an J Tas a he ‘ os one that sacaonade Oe . wine ‘quite enjoyable the first cones, 1 elt Reddy's breath. |" E is over. a (Ooprright, 1927.) {9 0 he didn’t, but it aeemeg ‘hey are cut And then in a flash have been noted recently along the ite Re. a 4 4a abe emed “Sugar Rag’ Hat. LONDON.—The ‘“Sugar-bag’ a f€reat white hird wag | 2ve7 Ue. Most of them over Peter and reaching | the Louis XVI silhouette bouffant the English spring successor to this It really Ereat curved claws, |skirt and knee breeches, and are bag on a or ““That's an table and a want “fe for more sliender such a re-arrang®- try to see in your ininds eye ‘m in action as it were-—iry mber how it looks at night one has been and has in which a Own. The body simply must be free in order be beau’i Tight hats, tight shoes and tight girdles im- prove one member at the expense of all the rest. I forgot to men- n tight min and tight, tense rves, and these are almost as bad as ‘he rest. If you desire a@ young. lithe, glowing body, then it must have room in which to thrive, room for its myriad colors to find their rightful places. Otherwise, the blushes go to the wrong spots. I should advise you to avoid par- | ticularly extremes of temperature If vou would wear smart jewe!l- ry, you should choose necklace, pins ‘and bracelets of white and colored crystals. a t 7 to i Ul. $5 White Buck High Shoes, Sizes 5-8.$ 3,45 3,45] Socks and Stockings....15c Remainders of Our Regular Children’s Stocks at Greatly Reduced Priees ee Men inen ab Our original recipe and menu Booklet contains many valuable suggestions on methods of serving Ice Cream. Ic will be mailed to you on request. Simply write your name and address on the margin of chis ad and mail it to us. - ery just gone . a . COT Laifl : yv evenine - * ae The way : Boys’ Oxfords and High Shoes. Sizes | to 5. Formerly $5.50 and %...... over to

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’ a rniDp iy ey VAGI 46 | The St. Louts Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | $e Be. ) PRAT STEN A Tale of Romance and Adventure Parking With Peggy Radio Programs | By ACHMED ABDULLAH | Cult tube 2 Broadcasting tation # > = ae a ee N Dramane — Thrilling — Afbpealing : i —e ASD | | Panes ge aE a 545.1 Meters ment a ie sila bb , Friday, Jan. 14. _ aylbent weekda» Oroadcast- ‘ 19-49 . a 3 , : ‘or A tf me 5 Brat. Post - Dispatch Radio }) t=="s cise TF) + : Fi , \=) ~~ ; ARI GI EN BRI RAS COLA Oo. NENPN RRM x Lome raloe of s RIBER. — The gct 2 your coizs a yess * Meuday. Veednesday and Friday tf tin ee “a i —: SA Re i ever 2 eae 7 ' 9:00 P. M._ Persians. .OTs.—Old . arg Gu oe tS " - | » Be. cI Nevada. Mos A Philosupdical Phrasings Cartel: aE jostrate: |] “Scart Ce toment Must-(f ees . ce) str ee , ‘ : — 2 —We @do naeot ; > Cathoie 4 We know what we are, but know : y Ja ) tival ternate! . Marv Ci SOUT ys sitger, Scotch pre padi i 2 97 yadie . pr! ot assist ‘3 Mivairy wagons | t it [ : Y f , sORIOSTIC. ite i0- 3 a! . Meiocy swith nionsing i m1 a TY —Tou can obtain : - , St: eta , a e . a aro . . . . ay - - “¢ ; wd not cea: : oe re added ee Sa increasin; ne hk Se Ghee setlist a 9:30 P. M. : b en regartine copyriane oe ~ - + - . ~ . rs . ~ _ + : ) = . -- = VwA_w- : = & - - _ °* « . . = : — Es“ + ~ . a ' - - ¥ ” os - = " - ‘ - F =~ * ~~ ae . r ™~ i iad : ‘ bes 3 ; - 23 : ‘ - = - ~ —— ne bad a “ —s mE : . Fe - 2 >> rigat ’ (rchestra. ¢ ‘ Crergress, WwW fren’s musicale 11 |! 2 emat WIR, Detroit (314. 9m-580ec)—#. petits : 4 sirchreme work. ssmIpoorr cetic . Flavors’: | sent stores. ‘The Stadio pre oor a £ wiz Xow ° £54. 3m-600ke—4 sere 5 "ai-rs 30. Boyal. program: §. Victer ss k.—We oo = chemical @ : 7 . i i remove : : 4 if matertal Where the Best Reception At ae frotelcr or aa Satfre is @ greater nem t assical concert: 10.30. carnival . ° : ; t¢ a va! 7 P ¥ & | | 90a Is Desired You Will Find oe & a—if you valine 2 friendship than is anger —Henry oe aR in ; .. amtienl Sys fer you had better iD ger ar} 30, musical mo a eee vated by a rrofessional ¢ A ieago 1 L350 >. din- es g furrier, and then B . ° ‘Ber conc any a aed a cold storage curing Warne om ss rT. with - be a Ot - . rigs es er. 4 wWeCcO, Minneam WpNOAF Ransas WFRH. WES. he i 7 3 . ar for storage, and Gil Wellston Radio Corporation would ; : .— Tas ahs PArkview 1699W 1479 Hodiamont 7 " bt. , ~cense to opemml a - ; a: pilorment bt S—Y¥ou would BeG nduct your ~~ ‘eniess you se ik - - , Cunningham Tul eS asl ao eee : . « BsCRIBER.—TYou thea age ss he DISTRIBUTED BY PE So eocis. asa To Be Conttunei:) a ngtea ‘ ereotyped flow | Mo aes od 81.08 “ie The Cooper Tire fy Bittery - ) ; fEfferson 208 3225 LOCUST BOULEVARD & tat mae. 9 Seclth and soritation gidered. Diagnosis or bie r PLEASE —Goetter sel@om ~ ° . vA -_— — to any treatment ov A , \ a «uve Ss peration. You - urder ‘he care of a pay Brand. : oF Be as ace Spa ve Lreshman Highboy Radios || stRtutor8 — oa determine t of reuwur various ~* “Whatever tests 4 \ [ . 3 ‘an recommends for rem A . : = P be *hien. If you desire a . “a * of 4 physician. send «& ’ 2g , Seifiacdressed envelope ) : Ly | . \__ ATWATER KENT RADIOS AND | (Sa Ihe name of Freshman is already so famous with the people who de- MAJESTIC ELIMINATORS 4 ee mand perfection in radio reception that wh tfered this Fresh 3 Masterpiece in this Waniaticane Ak aie pemee hae sires Brown & Hall Supply - THE GREATEST RADIO VALUE TODAY oe PINe St. Se The Masterpiece of Masterpieces New and hnproved = | ” a Our Shipment Is Here—But Will Not Last Long FR ES HH MAN MASTERPIECE j 5-TUBE HIGHBOY SET Terms as s Low as $3. Weekly GGG May Be Arranged \\. SR II B EF] t Formerly $119.50 \ \ i) 7 ee fe R . * ister sesnaiten, Gustine: miinainauaaiall aT & O7 ectifier 4 velilento = os ee : , — —as of Operation make this the ideal home ra- nd cio. [The tone quality is unsurpassed. ©The fn Gasp ty Fi u PEO RS i a al — es be 9 lial Es a Re Ra ot ie: RR NRE AO Beers a ae So a Sidhe, i hae ane Rogge ne i Bil 2M i A ’ t i eRe pede tom cnenanabrnstnis hbBtate a0 wrk Mina ee 5 - “ - Fa i - aaa rf ™ +. + — on” a | cone OUUt-In Speaxer assures mellow reproduc- A a> = whe ee 3 nT ~ 7 me —— —— , on of the voice anc concert programs, as well as Oriliant loud tone for cancing. “The genuine ma- - 7 ¢r ~ =~ % tT 7#+Oe5 i hogany cabinet of beautifu! Gesign makes this radio appropriate tor the most luxurious music room. SERRE. MY Beng CAME OER tha Satisfactory socket power @& vices, including “B” cima tors, in order to supply powet for Operating your ff directly from the house ing circuit, must deliver stant and uniform direct ¢ rent voltage under ng voltages and load condi The Glament type recti numerous advantages ; ein deal CX-313 is a full waverec CX-316B is a half wavereat ‘Ger. Ci-374 is a glow a used to regulare output vouage C-376 is a “ballast” mbe signecto regulate inpw | , | ' CX-313. CZ-3168, ogre ti certl vere CPi righ ™ c- sve and eleven eter nuften of | wmermegham Radio ia the srange and —> . es ‘or wor re: cower. sist 84 Anh pam A eo « PPR PE eg a Ppt pea] S99 &#we 8 a? 4% 4 PPS 7 . * ; om A aig y Re TNS Alia 2 gig ati ped toon ore * he we ee 6 a a a biog se and ete 18 a Dero f . oe +h a er 6«6«OF CHICAGO , 4 a is ’ . , 4 io Ve SELLA. “aw — South | My Uttie piace ts Dg eneugh for Se : =~ Sim, i -s > oF ~ 4 me tal” ne on THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE” Bp boom ame had an impulse to a oe - a ie re ok: 1, | GELLER WARD & HASNER HDWE. @ ne ash = 2 | : 410-14 N Fer b $ “WHAT YOU BUY FROM US IS GOOD” __

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Mien ‘te . hag, J ’ A. $4 ‘ } ; } bl neni = yey on, 4 A ea mn ¥ Aes Sgt ets oS eae a GLO 98 SA Bat PAE: MES NORE . . ~~ IDAY EV ENING, NUARY 14, 1927 RIDAY EVENING, PENUARY 14, 1927. wae =/ANSWERS TO QUERIES ra | Nn ee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine Benjamin Giel! “aca, bari.one: nist; ® Kad Aces: | $ JOE JINKS—By VIC nas Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. » O80 Aytoni0 (304.2 ~ 0 . sO thar, ; OM 70040) —y a9. 1 and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be VavenPort —(453.0m-G2up0)_ « ren attention, except letters on medical questions of undoudt- Abeaet®: 8.50. secure sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. ee Cg — Your coins are worth | Cc. J. L.—Of the 500 streams of Mm School; 1o rae - a in premiums. | Water in Iliinois only eight are me _—" i atl ; 50c +-Your coins have | listed as commercially, navigable. |. | , s - M@ANK rou.— ? 40¢. . /Others are navigable for emall !' gpremiam value © 'pleasure craft, and some are con- || sUBSCRIBE!. — The premium | sidered legally navigable but are || f waive of your coins amounts tO/ not actually or practically so. | , , TT. A. S—If£ your $20 gold piece i . 4 — Your gold js stamped “Baldwin and Com- aeSiCa!l music: only their face) pany, California Gold,” it is worth orchestra, : vi ‘A ,about $200. The $3 gold piece Is . City (2309.8, 3. p—The emall nickel] or ‘worth $50 if it is an “S"’ mint coin , Orche@tra: re er cent of 1856 is worth about | If it is a “D” mint coin it is worth Chines - | if it has & flying eagle on it ($15. The other colns have no pre- oO. Oe chen, 0M-67 Oke) —7 . $3 p.—According to.02O06rour lists, , miums. i a8 ae a Katz - ’ is no such United States | SHORTY.—To make powdered inity ‘program: ; : & ao ga ib-cent piece of 4&N)/ tin the metal is melted and poured 1206 we ‘ ‘into a box that has 0 Pg Oke)—g 7. : Pe "99 silver dolla: |inside with powdered chalk. 1€ Ariotto, core HELE. lt and five stars| box is then agitated vigorously Breet”: Plove | The similar coin with | and continuously until the metal - | % Vidliniet. “go @he; . s°worth $1.50. | becomes cold. The cold powder AF. pianist: Better Business pee ‘is passed through a sieve and : : Marian-Preitag pianist. a GEORG ; Should then be put in_a closed | WTAM. Clevgland (389.4m-.77, ‘at the C! | flask for preservation. This pow- | : H ‘> fassid o ‘ } —_— ‘ ~ ee program; 10. Fenway tae 90 Bi custom ouse, 'der can be browned. It is used heetra, Om £ ' principally for bronzing. ‘ ; . Oo - as © ts. : ce (352. 7m-820ke)—y. Michi. cURIOUS.—Old age pensionsare; mR T. E.—To letter mirrors cut | in Nevada, Montana and;, bar of fresh, common brown /| in. Alaska Is considering | goan into one-inch strips. Cut the such a pension now. strips into three or four pieces | Dp. F H—We do not know theiand then cut from the opposite we of the Catholic medal! you (ends of each small strip a wedge- An no Perhaps your parish | shaped point that resembies a micvht assist rou. shading pen, but allow the edge 2 a P—You can obtain infor- to be fully one-eighth of an Inch a Exclusive arding copyright by ad- thick. Clean the mirror thor- Star eee the Copyright Bureau,/ Oughiy and proceed to use the | — SUPPOSE SUMPH’ Like War VE ALWAYS SWORN {D NEVER ALLOW HAPPENED 7 Me AND I DIED—? MYSELF 7 Grow FAT, AND HERE I AM DIED BEFORE I Could EVEN BEGIN GETTING T LOOK LIKE SANTA CLAUS — A ENSOY MY 3500,000 —" WHAT IF £ GoT FATTY DEGENERATION OF “THE HEART —? . piaPerRy, . ee 1 Wy)” “Think oF iT! wars OF S _ f LUANT A PAIR OF DUMBELLS — UTA ( MONEY — SOCIAL POSITION- 1 Z{ INDIAN CLUBS ~ PULLEY WEIGHTS ~ 9 ZZ SCAaces AND ANYTHING ELSE® YOu , GOSH ——THEN To ALL OF jis HAVE “THAT'LL TAKE OFF WEIGHT . A SupDEN KICK OFF * SAAGOR OG BREE A SETI sg aE I sper codes Teg taal te apie SIO RTS o "1 ~ - aa ae RS Wer ack A te ae a Peete Pag 0 Bp au” ee te Hg) > Salk PH ~ "~ D-o/Oke - cee Bde aes nm a , sidietnde. yh wile Ath Naga 5 acta be Co ~ no beh Ro enw, oy Ge bre eae Sem ee ee Mees : . a is one 4 wT en 2 . de nS cag nde pie me ce a a AR OS ad RT ge aS aR Soa es OI ie vee ek Po ade ‘ cherare” Oa. bat aig a ‘ spahnniiaen oy hee bs at bal Pen Bins . : ee we oo Fai iy THE +ALL - AND +E MIGHT “WooF yWoor “AE — I’e. Go WITH ‘ou AND sHow You THEE 1S NT ANY “BEAR IN The +act Hey, MoM, THERE WAS A Rear iN THE +ALL AND HE WooFsdD UNCLE BtRA FRIGHT ON THe NOSE ~ ee Scwaneaeee ee 5 : RN RRR Ay AIR Bale OEY Bae OH “ae of Any gated by a professional cleaner or s furrier, and then place it inito jump and risk their lives are RADIO cold storage during warm Weath- members. The paper is on file at er. ithe Public Library. | SET LEGAL INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association.) Purth2ased at : H LT. K.—Suit on a note inj ONE IN DOUBT.’*— Your hus- dm a California would be barred after) band should have his Government ne four years. L. M. C—In New York, an es- OL A A EE CLE. Si ce seien a Ae insurance policy changed to read tate would be settled one year) With gE ool the benefi- fter the letters were issued. lary if he desires you to benefit acter , after his death Even though READER.-—-You have a lien er ‘the policy was in vour poseession the car for storage, and can hold|yhen he died his mother would it. benefit unless the hame is MR. R.—You would have | changed. obtain a license to operat uf ar ee es : A one a iineadine J, : if you have club as an omer? or y Serene. Missouri for at least ane year you H. J. S—You would not need &/can file suit for'a divorce. You license to conduct your repair would not have to notify or find business unless you seil furni-| your wife, as she could be eerved ture as well as repair it. iwith notice by publication. You SUBSCRIBER.—You are over; would probably get your divorce the age to become a policeman in'in the Fe@bruary term of court :if IBUTED BY ‘St. Louis, and you minust be police-jthe sult was not contested. You i man, before becoming a detective.’ should consult a lawyer. f¥ Battery Company | |, MEDICAL QUESTIONS ST BOULEVARD st. Louts, Mo. , Health and sanitation questions of public interest only 1tcill be con- . Peidered, Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. Z | PLEASE.—Golter seldom vields RROTHERS. — Gritting of the — a , to any treatment other thin a! teeth during sleep is not always j eurgica! operation. You should be@|a sure sign of the child having ; under the care of a physician if worms, but is suggestive of the pyou hope to obtain any relief oF condition. You might try admin- | | ture fOr the condition istering the following formula as * Apple and Bacon Sandwiches. GO “to COUEGE ma) C i ) et cate i a in This simply needs two slices of tL. 00 WONDERS |} peeiecise reheee ate “x >t yO Lactree 1. “4 . ™ / oS Peeeeer ss Sere ts: i ee 009 Laclese fOasted bread spread: thickly with fa seen | Lee Mitche!]....Mdear Springe, Mo. apple sauce and topped with slices ehh Eliminator | r Re iff O ectiner yee Mitchell... Eagar Sori led ae = * seman >... agar Springs, Wlo.i of bacon. Place the sandwich 'n ee , pee Bar PO ¢ Oward.... peeee.. 7069 Pernod ' seh sui =//~ “ » | ‘a = | | gels _— a - ‘ Sh EB. Kar. "e711 Marquette | @ hot oven until the bacon its eritsp. Bae” Sseseeper ths See ———s . Tubes = At Belleville. Apple Croquette With Cheese Sauce. an : | eA ag ee eee Hi | f, : — Pogllec,, St. Louis-—Serada Halter!) Use half a cupful of thick tart! a i Vy Vy \ Ap pete ja, | , it : . ' ,; apple sauce, a cupful of boiled rice. | (Oiae | a- a tim 6 ee LN Satisfactory socket power de a teaspoonful each of lemon juice ‘ ‘ > rae ' vices, including “B” elimina- ani nc BOTS ing” I ‘and butter, grating of lemon rind, CALLING HUGBY tors, in order to supply power lemc ae , 1107 Glasgow. and sait to taste, make enough for er MOGNtWOE CMa © Willams seco w. Ber, |S Servings. “Mix and when cold! directly from the house light =, 0nd Ma nedens. 4209 MoRee. le adie pio vat Delia’ gare diluted ing circuit, must deliver con an S Dew na be i Setmarty. slightly with Seite. then roll : , stant and uniform direct cur : and — ‘qulting 9S _Kimbe ly. in crumbs, and fry in deep rent voltage under varying line ~% | — Serve with medium thick, white voltages and load conditions. Se aa = a, ose The filament type rectifier has a... os sO ‘Numerous advantages over | Lh + | other rectifying devices. | Band M Wilkes 2899 N'dith. Dice MR. CUSHING ISNT AT THE Savoy! NNECT ME WITH ALL TKE SALOOKs } ee Py aniy ’ (oP ee ae F wy PaaS : wns EG ie eA AE NOR a ahs k ‘ wonvadne - ae Pata se ee ee £8 nn a a ee Tee Kerm-n. Sarah from Fdward Smith from Siéney Menke. Frederick from Marie lbogarct A from F ard 6M Cullough | Frieda from E¢mund Biaee J: far G ord Roée., ; ‘Clara from John ¢ role se A. ¥ Helen from H. J shag Wiltam from Geraldine Mu: CX-313, CX-316B, CX-394, C-376 and eleven other type in the orange and blue carte® LIS DAUGHTER MET THE | PRINCE OF WALES . ) Por, sh *? . = ” - " ** : ver, ge! @Foreice from Alexander Gall. - H S R HDWE. co. fl fre _Josenh ruette. | Frank from Maric Jones A NE . a ho" : ’ Ww ‘i — wkmen. “Ya 4 S: Jeasie from Willie from Oacar Met™alr FROM US 18 GOOD" — nt ee ae ee = ® Hebenhetme. Rertha from Leonard Offernaa., PRACTICAL JONER = —— | Toung. Louis from She! McQuay. —

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