St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 16, 1927

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| — - a ST.LOUIS POS*- DISPATCH PAGES 7 ST LOIS POST-DISPATCH | _ SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 seem psn ll na as “TUL KILL YOU,” Heflin and Walsh 1 Clash on K. of C.Stand on Mexee er oa Op Ro eee ee os ———— — ee ‘ euttnae’ frem Page One. c Ess : r. os . ’ » hea? ruarters of ‘he Yr Oo #) i ‘orm Mmilttes the 2,feriai Whils Wit. ‘ ns ’ “ : kis Borrc ‘umbus in convention af Philadelphia last August and ven ; —? om mailtres e material sa forces Dees 20 reason eal ‘de “ - ‘ ; : ' - a « - + . ; ; gee ; » pa ‘ ; y PI Ak YS ; . 7" . - ‘ie 1 h a a ; , “7 (> ee ~ ee. the Lmited States Semute yes’> da) senator Waish ¢liem,) poe. ee v a rate conditions | , : bi:ished in the Washinst he : ae » 4 + ~ d * 4 . ' ‘ : ane : ays as which a? pone °Q aetute the Aarge ‘ é ; ve He “lin ‘frem j “it J o i caas: ba é . [2 ‘ it . . ° Se : re? ary of - - ‘. a i -nighn’s c 61's Ts: og WE tb a na | ES ae ' : ce ages ee a . ‘ RE ombet ; 9: : State Bee sree ing of Lumberman by the mya Semper pers tp page i Oe a a yon him personally in F! rt} . a e a a ae eo) and ewe a get ie all alm a1 he Ee se lial = .o have distin guished F N a t P i it ° = 2 | as be ° 4k | a . vi : aD t ‘ os rf é é “a : . wm s z : ; ; ct. a4 N ‘a se ae wh s ee" . — and “Optics. R J. Frank Norris at »: = ee , ; : ) te art “ State | . successful sats : ‘al ivieee* 18 Hus eae 0 fei “eps aia ah ‘ in 1% | ith 3 ! o) a Norris Reads a Parody. ~ | greeny ment ts on Diaz's gide™ “S rancis. Wee= 7 —_— F Ww rth T ad : 4 *- al — sat Ace . ne fioo! : "a on dwicat . ; ’ 1 entertain ed the Ser- eh 3@ Lb ne coi ‘ | an 4 Paes 6 ; eee > 4 . interludes . } ? a de ~* ‘ . .: ‘ eo ‘ WMexk : Pip. ' ; : t. S J — ne . inc! » emoars Pasi Zia, Sat GoW! perk bes rey hWiladeioh} . caid following parody of ive — bh? was : e Another intere — + es Whiit- Argues for Accefrance. em by James ¢, -cept- of the day was the NT IFFERS * ee 6% ihandiee a cna ie ntiv that Ricardo Trevi , - : -hmond. Ky.. Oct. 1, | ACCOU D 7 | — ‘ 2 : nr pS [ ; : m we . , ¥ wa a a et IP A a tt a Y ae. ‘ ‘f Ls =a Ra prayers °9 x 7 softs the Cons rs ¢ ‘ + Mexican Federentantll etx, ? rt i? en c+. Louits as a Se put an end ‘to his 1enom intone eee eee eran We aie muna and priest > ee eee, sua “of to Se eel aoe member Sf the Samim _ he came i) in Washington am i 4 r ’ ‘ : ‘ i has been snows ae oe. as a David I. Walsh Reads Telegram. (20 ecg heerd him toll osaie States of Deputies. had sent 6 aul we aduating tf 1870 with hereto Me s eer a eae a ae SurTren: npr of aw Poke Aa dd 2» “, ‘ - - Rema es ee ~ ~ 7 = a: + i. | argzuaen - a ae i a Seite « Capes SLE SIS, 2 ‘ 7 7 eins Helfin's speeca “iM ¢ , ; ¢ eage *o Secretary of “~~ Jam ae neste lor of arts. Fie 4 g v4 : nate cecal AT : ; ° a. ry ee ’ . , 7 it : . . ys > : faut ‘ | . y ’ : sdeee - moe : = oh +. : . ~ ‘ , . eS . a ’ ™ a: . 4 _ = , ¢ 4 . . . laa ma tO ret bedi Serator 1 ¥ 2 own. he waant there ‘at a : he ge atly accusing him of @s a ‘he plan of studying Prosecution Tries to Sho ie ee ee eae ie ti age Ca aaa spe Fes ie 3 vse Massachusetts. 1 holies had the i hie im thes a as a ee 7 and misrepresenting the ded instead to = having viewed with deliberation » ana t treated: whe | rp and demand el ea : a tele. Thee mabe bin rome ae Genie _ ne are ; eeuicnic ae == , ith his uncle, Sam Pastor Goaded Excited and rhe present politi. same consideration and 1 ACTION sae Se? reside) . the ee Ree: ' x ‘s +3 x a 1 a President has oniy two years ur a: wa 9 bu sstrees with Ris Une —_ : situation { he neighbor epect which is shown to Mex ate Department. rere fms pif VO aat BS A shina. i Whubere” baie re . ae teat ee we Temorasdum Sti, wen » Row!and a commission mert- nt. wou : Aer es i Pe . ‘0 ‘ . ‘ . . aot ‘ rrance 4 qT ek i . . ' 5 ne an . , ‘ st os ‘ ‘ tia hb ae t 4 . nw ae? ; . rie ‘ 4 ny tH Wit Gs . . - ‘h at- cad “ Po} in eft that e aa- Shot Him Down. ‘ ful 04 vif we ee the civcdmmeeen Ge Ge “ee ae: a ef a , oh : it pee 1 that he m By fF. A. BLHYMES det reat le tei tens 8 cst gee as 4 tty . = ieee con- atsol ig ne pF «tere Tor, bt. pes ; ae ee Seen: Ol | nee 1919, den : _— * hie effort to save A Staff Correspondent of tlie ak P ase | git ae se a an : re rr : om 2 Be mm I Sumit Sa tn = ‘ AMF? Tan rie : eee Wty, ws : witha ene EN : e +h Our ar ‘one on tavering Be 1 otf = 9368 das? in- Post- Dispat h. - 1 , ntherwice — n ies aT, ree ies 5 as ' ‘ tna.i¥, Diaz gays, ne *ain Ks opment al ong Mexican : _ loos Tet... wart. ia | > cohelneiae ~ i Tee: : cons: 2*ratior , nag z a ondittions are the most *=an Frussian lines, hevtee aen?t Into the com- : | meeps hit vades ae & o i mes : 33 eaindl arangement fram Mexico. Boas nm Americans ‘ened Decraded” o ine: wtife. ‘te id : | | iy } 3 2 nh ; ; | R , On ., har od a 4 S001 peace is esta’ isi. ; «mot true, and you a of Francis We call] the attention of ft} Wal in iVimpatn rf Tri é | ay : | i Seah he . c fe , ea tt 3 a? §(tpifed States seu : nize WD ne Cowes ne would appy ° howe of it, that the dortrines Public ant: American. Government to | an pe ith the downtrod eed eg oy : | Pees. > A es a + ai oo 3G 3 a aS, s: the ‘+e the Unite : government ft r.USsian oF Americas " His pucitc career degan a a . Mint the eshreeenta- fer an, Poressed of any nz ea - We i tees Aa iy nse el yee chen Saladin « ma 2. (tary mission to reorganize rn have exercised any influeges | hen be 25 elected ' ere of have insulted oa tad “! off the yoke o a Pa, . | fies 4 with the Latictkmerican Presiden acas. nt ovut phe discipiine the wan On upon the Government of Mn. Merchants’ Exchange The expeiied eo ie ei Eee Coen : Gee ae |S aS PR niry, - is elain that if guard. f-er that he ) the workers of Mexice, - Mii cchange was theh the most Be : "Sige atc chfal Waiting” Pact. : us Soi RE tie em eee vngnenaieae ‘A " 7 parted unde , Wie ein ¢ Phe loa: The Mexican Federatiag ef Me sentat 2+ Louls business body,: women bet ire ums*ance he period of water tia Ba.t- | Ati oe ie eee - e be " : sito at so drove him out .; stopped Terms Advantageous to Diaz, representing 1,800.000 a@ Mr. Francis, 88 Ms head, nip God odds ae) - Bias : | Imening on th: docum has from the beginning Me taned his business and political | ‘ors that mmunist influence, q quaintam and was made one; Mol ; not helieve that Roesian te , 07 ‘he Democratic ‘asa sowWwas yelie ‘ re him iz Owe reat a -neles are applicable im oup@m...-4) © ‘ntron in 1884 held# i XPei. [ : oN . — | i ‘ Ah 1 ) é t . etau | 79 was So.orzan : wo } oh Was. is . ne Sey Peed CO; nar ai eee : A ae ies | 2 it oe Ke Ss ontinued. “jt interests i a@ragua. he notnted out that the a _ eae Lien. tha oN a i ar ~om tf , Ro lake: Sith . ted, ' te ted : hat to 1 baci ‘az said that Nicarag cn Communist) International ba “per 8 ’ : , / ‘ i= Be al ; ; = ut 2 " » 4 > oa "O> . : > ke . . a = . zs en - ? re> } »¢ > i ‘rang ‘ ‘ .© OD ' > bar *y nasased resolutions | ; : 7 vidi 3 «Ss ee TOs: . ‘ nee ; ~ : ’ - ; ' : ate diviees a: . pen — is 5 — r) 6 nomination .or oe we 3 i eee , : ; far o aie : ' hetdir : 2 ts ne titheu mning hoth the Calles t ane ve : ees 7 3 hold at in, Mabie . nm ndidatesn O-tng Maj leration of Labor. varie i = se regret ? the spirited : — mian Natiied Par > © ides, “‘to have been con gnver Ian Muli oted all nignt ) make these corrections an@Mp ("aos trmaned for @ tnwe. | ~-ake them te the American par dicavornne® tO) Meip Mis frieit! - :¢ ts necesmary. in view Q@@EERAIDwWal-r then went nome TR x ©f truth tn your de ext mornirng Re went to the BM-e the Foreign Relations € heants Fixe Nange and #ap greeted of the United States ' Crinem?t that te fo: SMdajyor 7 rY. @ i : ae P . ee . ’ , om ” . S Hock- Water ouce & fF ‘if gas and -« , interest rate en | Node creates: 5 Si : eight RBG tase ECR walgeg fT PETE es g i ss : the eo, had te pay on tts can bante-s, J ay Fares for Reafen“@""%" (O™ 82 per cent to four) seen - Ce ee ver iemm@ came Fr No Fear for Independence. ‘are-and- a-half rafives@ a eee - ; 1 ! trips hag bees gm his termoin the Mayors affie- » semi-annual Bpren in the olf cx hail at Eles in ; . rth Feb. 1 to §. oF the ee Market «treats ae ES ee ae ea aeinn | ota ae pene hin; eS +4 a Pia ie : : Ned. Gut, | hali we recognize ia }% Mewed that oniy : * 2 -etaLer® Assoriatieg,, b wil @ ominated for Governor tm! 1888. cca a ii ae ved he idea’ | : ein dlaent ci nn —e | ‘areign canita 14 1* achieve - from all parts of the % ae ‘Shook ‘Ghats With Nurt. i l an ,Olis! Gt yf : — ere : sal : bie fobs heats theta cian be f 14 , oe Rae: | “a att TER : ! at — States and may be wtitteed Hie meee Nutt sitting there ridua. v.herty is impossitie. in- faAcw! wha ;, be matt a BO1"s 1 ata a mes Rhica & . - oes : : ng ss 4 merchants. dependent nembers ) T ided the Democratic Saas krow you.” he gars wi'h a certair ole@ra: jefed: confiscation i : | truth a he did rot. care Bo ai] tram. 7 : idaatisini eos ee th Pe Sats regi Ss . 3 ere te their Mageam a8 | : oe ee . » ; ad ~ i et 4 z ae . *« - 4 sa ‘f By : ‘ars uf : : i , . ~ ° ° rf » P ° F , _- _~, a oo ‘? ' . (nef a°Tli .*8 @ eoraiaiity. You're down at tre iq sroliation of property are monn ' offs ee Supreme | : , Sectet appearance bes- ae Me , 3 — nis RE tanartment head. ri in tie was eiected nank.’ and he ehakes | C t Mal liberty ae . okey. : tho 5 : Fs 1S Ree, : vs . sfeg O per. . progress MY alrcorizing — 17 , , béteart re ZAI : ‘ e « iS : ? , ; eB . - a “ ‘ ‘ J . - Ps the mettee. nimberman,”” he sa; “I gel nat mun im: pry re ,Orag,— tip ae cae . : educa 1 stan MRE Re hy ; es an bad 7 ener: GU ee per ail over th mer ” pre mAGe aie OFact a, ee f.% he [ex bea kD 3 - 2 STs Pe = | far A tip on the brevity oy COMME Tron | Gey ancis ree t. Ie got son | a oe ae ee Pledce Relenrl i ; ee « ampe zr ic, 7 peak +. viel : | ec ar ss Y Silgvtena: and 7 American skirts now : | : , ind of $44 4O@ rning to Norr.e 2 £ ‘ontrasc in United states So asc ‘ ot cat oo : : “3° a ei c front-mame ‘atin : ou Ty om dine - Federal Gosnll yp talking @ooLt [: —- “Mniie. on the other han nf > ay yt : : % : | wie , ieee ae ‘ . eS ne paymenst of an oid a ee oe 2 une t ' . imhy s : si meee sie in the silk centers of the Au instructive book Bag Demmg nm 86nd) dextreg by various + te apa pits Far East. Read Tuning lishe: «+ De. £3 > _s : “ale Gepar'mente shout ' ° . - . : ‘> a > » " -* 4 ces bee . 4 y a ? » . , iad ‘ ! ‘ eo cia : PM i , . "427 aat q ‘ ‘ Ei ¢: - ; | . : in on the U. S. Piss ’ by 1 ecta! speciaiat of : ’ (* «aD erdowment fond "or , bas . “ _. ed , : . ' pT : eres se : eo" ‘ad ; an prevaltied over much 3p ; ck ; ' ; ; : ; . ro ‘ necrit nouid «: ¢ferere fee! > | . . | a sac ‘ - oe igh : . , | ' ' nee . Crees a ¥ .fferers from vse el - Rion after o measure sale " r e Oo - e . os t : : . : : oe ‘ : “ ++ i i a . ‘ “ > r marr: —— * ad * oes peace and %: . pA: | : : ' ani easuy cure . : ®*® r+ governing board had “ » eet. «q . _ £ ¥ ° te Pa . 4 ; ; 4 ry . ‘3 ‘ + _ : . ; y aia « eé Le ‘ se ’ z ired - ia ‘ o* mn way *- 9 - } at "Tam ot " ‘ , - . ' e .. . ’ j 3 ° i ” , “iii: eu, fa BROEilL¢ = "(88a c . bot oma, oe ° mn é ee ee re ae! ay cy bill at 18 Re a . 3 , fn -amed Wren the mats things to hit befor er: walfas aes Hear a ~~ ae P : ; : 2 aes ; eS eo gyou oa, any other cutting @ . ut! of the untveraity burn “My sermon for Sundar nis Vie a ' = | Ae IG: | oe , : : : 7 Learns wa orl in gee method, without coafan : - . : : . , CLO earntre “gailed a *ue already announe MAS ~T Obert Te = age ieee , 2 me ; : ‘ ; "1d D Los] ital bills to re ‘ ¢ +h ie 4 r na 4 psa ‘ “ . . . . site ‘ ‘ : e : ’ fa" , s ~ tala’ aa a half joctiiariy, con O's. oiiied > ow 0 ‘ : ean : : i. eee The Ea eee ) .- ae : ime D method bas been a success fer re ¢ $2559 09% «& : . at oO: . : D aR ee e299 OM a" J5 comts« $~.50 fore 4 — and in more a . a‘e- ears as one af — “housand cases. The boa’ ad ; F | | , - ; : ae reo's onvin Rewistands ; , veer term r. stpaid free “e posses _~ \@ ('r*eree* "7 th ni Merle Thorpe, Editor a +h piles or other rectal Gala ! 7 h o . | j te ; ? roe, ole : : n¢ r a . ‘ . . . - . at: s 3 i : : . | . - . : r . . : + s , at a ' r Pt ain aA eroug:: h ¥ sili kta es ean and A ; or : 7 : aiberets Published moathly at Washington by the Fae SHY this item and mail _s mae ) Po other e pa ¥ TP%S, bs : ey | Pim om 4 f i! = es RpGeeey ai alee ue Pay Wi Charm be- of Commerce of the United Seaces rie end address to Dr ares - . i Ls Are. E S \ . . —7 ‘a oOn-e ate Hea io? try OS to a ers tt Cepia By ‘ we ’ . id ’ . "~ vP ; 7 ye, MY WEB BF BM! IP mM M PC * eee copy at full three- The Tragedy " adir- alge tasers Ae atc , 4 Fox and watch how qu.ci'y 't beaus! a . F : ‘gels 3 ie, ha inca | | | ee SS ee ee ADVERTISEMENT ~ WHYTE-FOX es os sec le | | URE cacecee chs doe: Se re au Chronic Asthma and | Tee Site Memory at 100 vee 3 : Stopetachicg. Red .ces in4tam- ante-roo™m wit iii f bh a ~¢ *, vatca! Re eves bum rg Hastere Norris tol ne eer ees a. | : | Couch for 15 Y y ] Reema Coaracrend te Setheworts preci soreia pens 4 the | Ba : | “st | ough for 15 Years o) Sqr er he aa Bt tm - Mod Ou, Smee Complete has pave ms it ws 9 : 7 Me ninety Pat Boge auagieane. ove “eel Cee Ue eee ceisler Musical Service, ye Have Added a 7 | " acetal “nage . | | | * , 7 to Radio the of re phe «ned the] the fee : says. a ' , eu ea . +. : oe ' | ‘ oa Ly. wie , 4 a . “ 3 ie o 7 € ia wall a; mmMEEs'y bet nor im woes coe | ae a I speed ty Victrola-~-Radiola fr .. or more AMAZING NEW ‘ - Us Su in : ‘7 . . = z in. . : Pe.. ‘ag% convee SG AINE 1 ee bee Combination RI : AND THE , bred oe + the Pak ' [wmocrati¢ .) “ySte aig. a) ~ vel | ao apan | aa ee She . : . ' Fits’ Vest Pocket —- Costs =~. a) hs aoe ee : | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © bsg : ! uae era | Only $2.95! | a ti had Victor Electrola Peustet \ HREPHY PLU TSER os ‘? ‘erg x ee te RAie* 50s These instruments need no introduction. The, Paptaheg ally be The Mme > okimg Co , possession of either will open for you sew a oe aan aiiecace a 7 | ai | O ceting oKe ad . ieee Se hing Lie: worlds of music. You are invited to hear these wcwscr 0 uF 4 (ATED Pegas et + PERS: : : ' . : ° : ie as OE: ms eng AUDIT BUREALU OF CieCULATI ONS fcom : ee a yes cae . ) oo | ! Victor instruments here. aseriated Pree 2 +e une met : nas to | levee 4 tee me fae recudiivalian ff @ aeee tere: i , : toy : ee ee | ee eee o se wees) | OPEN EVENINGS - orang og . ¢ ai th : , : ‘ : : : aI-we ' \) el a ’ OTST || GCHWEIG-ENGE]@ en BM the wt art : . o nr | one C= ae : a ee CORPORATION “vi reas ti = ‘ 7 | ae of the)’ T fictals and’ laid: be 4929 DELMAR BL e af ary *- @€ana °%e *g : ; : . S “ ¢ - was the truth and ct m4 . ra , ) “ ee ikl Me PIRNTEFS [les sEEViCE IN ST ” | nber, 1898 plane for = e’n’e: orte >a % a‘ erred ¥s:, : 1 5 , » ; ‘ °y « > aah ; ; ae ‘ | on yg ‘> Of the centennial € @-e' ter sais 1? 1; oo iad e . i . a i ‘ o * . . 4 " o> ‘ louse Ma '@ mae fer a4 a i ~ > | there | : : ys ) ashe | e+ -° meee Of the Louisiana Tet ul tlens, to *+!! what {mpreesion was anit: ke: bom i , » bene he survey rej : 3 | =e ee a WR

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6 tO tl ao ~~ ew. _— Tt See 3 : “ ” ne a 7 1 —- a i a le I atti al —— an aad = s é v AOI. FISTS: ae o's 7 a a Wo PT e...7 4 > mores bane oe pe . aayrer: ? — “= - “ al . f oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1997__ ST.LOUIS POST-CISPATCH _ PAGE 3 Sr Te OR Y OF D. R. FRANCIS’ RISE FROM A CLERKSHIP TO FAME Vr. Vaca said tonight he hag died the sta tement close fas an ae terms stone but ! Went Into Business With : | + * * ~ ins wor tot be mcceyae, Wiha Degree at Washing- | The Career of David R. Francis in Pictures | Unele, Then for Himeetf : conte ncle, Then for @ Sacasa oe eriiment. sy a Y ani OVerwhe lming thasortey a . ps U., Then Made Self vsisepeeesiebjiiiniieieaeeds olilihaiataiiinta | in every : Ctort. Y . : — we “. r : y 3 | us i) every quarter where tneg, BWorking to Pay $300 } | ; a ? : ae | é : te a | ae | —Elected Head of Mer- ee . LE SA PGS chants’ Exchange in 1884 — le ek dE oe e Nicaraguan people and vi Ntion by United States forces ai bt stopped their advances, the ed for Education. a forces had no reason { to §aow late on ternis which would ‘ eS as : | ‘ rf . . ae OM ' ‘ ende - . , Re x a % Cg" Ee ay ninene toc hs aad they “t Near South, “as Ke n¢ — da + re ~ “TE ‘ , ee er eit WES igs sia and Germany negotiated by “JT would like, en added, 4 Tenn pessee 45 - . nit, y : » : ) ! a ‘gee : eg tt ' ) [rein «me behets rematinageesdiine ie ar Secretary of State K elle yon the a 5 yg ) 7 +" d 7 my ee ‘amiadnen: Ante ee DMinent on Diaz's statement ¢ we ce see city and eeetas : 8 | ee. : 7 Par 'guco ifiin statement from voltogda: e ithe Liberals) can never h 7 y men whd have ea : peste | ae i , } ~ ae a , : ig a ~e | putin eae eee pate p win because the State Denes: ives 1D — ee a apne , : — +: it “ ; ) a sire for territo @ cony iest In Kus- kent is on TDiaz’ s side.”’ a aa R. Francs. WwW oe G oo mode ; 3 ; OO’ 144 oe ad " fe calihaepeses des RRR ta os oe as from the beginning combatted. ened his business and political Le = 3 “SS a , : » % te A PT, | — ne ; sees faa Pi Ommunist influence, because {t smaintance and Was made one .% e ; a. ae | 7 ae Be (4 noun of the g0es not believe that Russian ten. Bs she delegates to the Democratic | : . vq : i ' RG : : = i iassador Francis tronie com. pencies are applicable in our coun- , . , TAR ; tha , | 5“ f ved Cleve tand for ai age cit | - | ‘ . } ? ; | oe a oe KEYSTONE VIEW PHOTO r? wie yf mv piri ve gen si Ihe-g — ; , , oot ye ¢ 7 .- é cca, cet aa. or The folowing sprin ee tian, | ‘ ¥ oe. fs Bs ape pee per wens : tei. ; * a - Re bate be - | - be * ast RO’ 'trovrad and arrone all cligmes | The Botsheviki Foreign Office In- ack of truth in vour declaratloné morning he went to the Mer WHICH COUNTRY HE WAS SENT AS Se --. § 4 Mig, : s \e e ; ES é | before the Foreten MNelationgs Com fants Exchange and wus Tee ted | AMBASSADOR iN 16 * pee ore ms ae Yr a s all oy * | Bs sh ps £7 5 ig he } Atter the Boishevi'ls) gained con ae from -time-te time the? mittee of the United States Seneiith the aaneuncenient that are g , we Oe ae pa SS .. Bene , cn See. re ee Re iren Te oe Traneis and Allied Ait te” ieee bemsinn tec ee ae | ae ie adil . pee 5 Mf ae 3 Se i 4 Rix = & ag 33 .* Pe - *} . . “: . hte ee , wy, a mained im the cupstal and when A prio opt: gsi * “e a ton : : The message ° undoubtedly wh! 5 2 . ‘ Ne ee ¢ Se 4 : 4 : ie AES A ' (OO te | i moored i Fehr ary 19th et ait) ihe e Paki vie gies ba ' % seni Pprly further fuel to Senate critics As myer Ne acquired for th- ory, ! 1892. began to be con-— od é ee te & ee . Pi ee 2 4 ahs 5p e [So . emierty Mereise OF Th: Teer thet, . piesa dire a pant z a e f Kelloge’s “boishevist memoran. © the Chain of Kock: water dered Gov Francis was named i AA DE . Sa - enone FES | Mpegs etefee” % : the Germans were ubout te take} Moscow but hs ere =" Fae durh,”’ > adn described in Con. forks alte for Sluwwugo A ore [ov the Missourt Historicat Society hel ae en CR Bes 8 i ov i.) | PV EERINE Ae PRONE KEE Her rh = oe Pies gow ess as “a piece of fishy. flimsy, uciion in the price of gas and o ; ODe Of & Citizens committee of | a , : ee, ‘| | cA Fi * nit a ) ie ’ a We a fo Moscow but to Volourdia 440) Where pe she oe an eine y pace fous propaganda.” ution in the interest rate to dec'de on a form of ceiebra- , a ae nie Se ha Chee We, tse GOL miles southeast of Petrograd one porkegectersen: : pee ; o mich the ety had te pay on its| oon " y. ree wi - tages LPR ” EE Statement on Brest Trenmty pianced the Atnbussador in @ safer 3 yon tenis SBE make ¢ ee 3 ee Ki: . Karly tm March @th12 when’ the position than he had ner st a Reduced Fares for Retailers. pends ’rom siz per cent to fou: : : wa . nt? oa The fare-and-a-half raflroed rate Cent and even tess cams dir The St. Louis World's Fair. ; te Sin I guy, a re o, kee 3 4 8 4% Ee : roost laitovsk treaty between Rus Continue on Nexzt Pace. or round trips has been grante@?—S M* term in the Mayors offic. With the monumental success of ki cea ' 7 Be: , cee Bes Boe Or the semi-annual conventieg #™ '0 the old city hall at Elev the World’s Colurnbltan Exposition ere, eb. 1 to 8. of the American BRP +4 Marker etreste Chicago, still in rind, it was de- , .. Retallers’ Assoclation It will = cided that St. Louis should under- gs as hh Re re 8 ' “ ~ * eens ‘ae CE * . : : ’ etnias te andliee ti at ee rey, q s ‘ ¥ f ay ‘ “ ee ors ee er ee 4 ” —-" " Jon -ecpnecneninlagiaes — — : os baa Se Me Meaican Accuses K gpl interesting develons rT Rs, “ a en ee - aye 8 RE i te » t0 pay off “Awe the Candidat«» b-Ing Maj : ‘ rd y wees , — i . a . iad - St — “ o Ler “/ ’ Pe “ae ‘ ha , ane a 2 cy, an Rac 4aure @ ss : Tae ¢ pm Fras “J x 4 A mo 1Te FP Dim glad i iat r 1? 4 dresses tt ‘ > ——_ “ — eae eRe toe: A ern om gat . ‘ } rmerous ada! , : i ‘y that % UT; SENG ae | Seley ee ‘oTr DANY. i 5 oa “ , ; h hee Sur e : “ted fromm The. a de Tul (50% rn | . : e ' WHEN HE WAS hg ; c , A 4 - ° 4 © @&) 49 T) BO. Le . h ¢ eaticie | bog sis he Fa}: T * F AtnbaSsa DEe) ) Qa. USsiail itd in fe payment of an old ot: ae ne MAYOR OF SIT LOUIS , ELECTE % zis a THE FRANCIS : », An instructive book has been Pabeiies or, ; al ber eee es tatiished ty providing $156. ind pullic gatherings ane desired by . | bic IN Iss 5 SMILE speeches he would call ; on , wei; .f ‘ . , - e ss . E Pe ; ate ished by lr. RK; s, McCleary, é State departments ehou! 1 | from ‘ree sources— $d, yuU trdgye try private subscription >. ithe fact tat eT liberation } : . } and ne bospital bills to pay. a fhe Governor called a ape | big dh pte for tunde such w after the Charies RR Crane ot Chicago bell Pianos in aoe 4 € i d the imme eye Ha ite ti wee i \ | Y C} i] 1 De Worked alflernately in St Louls af ren? mbhitished tn the New 1 my) an F peree dreettits. é with nm les or other rectal troubles: his active tnrerees om th cing | spit soit enn tap irancis developed a considerable |. ‘ " Sint nenition of the new regime] resident Wrison's ide me \\ h en \ i Our 4 VW C with J tere: fin Washington. until the finances ; e | World that Stone. Reed and Clark ! diate recognition OF | | ‘ Who clip this item and mat! it A tho omoriat fount ii an ! ~ 4 in the ’ , arose Princess Can }'20v¥ Francis to Secretary Houston | | s Mork WRach. ide ° i efeyarion whicn : ; . wit appointrnents : | | Hig capitalistic connections sigh’ en gran? 1A W A) s i : inddaughter of Ge eRe sips A) = Ou HE! your Ci hrld start her music lessons, you surely fore. Francis +8} | wish her to have a true toned instrument beautiful and (00. were [0 rancia Virtually fille 3 olen et eee aed ‘Is that so?" Francta wrote wr.ten of Ambasador 1 Was “Gold Bue” i | Reed won the nomination and wen, | - f | - n 1896 40 : " act t we é Bees 70 Ala i r e ; » ODtimist fT 27 group of al ’ ss Mhen + ice tu . Taylor as director o Mate to which he was te) * “Major and 1. to be tg-|the optimist of Reales a fe urable Give her a Kohler & Campbell Piano and she cna iam J. Stone} shear 1916 and 1922 | f wh the others bui'd up a an ‘ a ; : aide ial will have an tnstrument she can pride all her tifetime. ' ‘ { - = a4 eh? Mi ¢ —. . roy T) ? Piers ' , » 916 tes Danes jieved that Francis hopetul t Thousands of St Louis music lovers have been using hie Yeotriment and eCee ta) elected In bine to be used for . mee as to the prospects of the Kerer. Kohler & Campbell Pianos for years with absolute satig- Governor,’ Made Tour of Europe for Fair. Mentioned for President. uae Pegg f if A°5°0uUT to ye } se ting of the xypositi90n at . . ’ mT) 7} f ece ¢ 7 ut ) The locating eh Ties Bee r During the 1910 campaign. Gow | The answer tf one a: written Gove F weeny’ ith taction = , BEOOT «| rT? OV eyecandy (Forest J — A hich came after a ,; ; e 4 t} . nol made , ubstic or Senator . y therorg) the youre NIinisvee | ‘ a te ae “rancis f ; occasion to deny that ee Geox itil seco Aaa beaate 9 : whtchenticc | : ane - Na iain ; ae ") ip ), aq ben made for f ran is OOK : se els e*reng? by in the mntter o* : et Ot Af‘airs Teresch ' en! ‘ en or re’ | : 3 4 . ee : nt ‘) - aan ~ ~~ € wars’ °4 h “@ Ve i Lin 3 t se t } @ Senate: . ig ~ ‘ haaee a h rr Os a § 1@ | | : R harrisgn ut’ harmony in the is . was in accordance with/he was planning to h patronare was shown when he Seda as she wrote. | a | at... mon! mtn cident Francis wishes. The as a stepping-stone to the presi with Senator Sone’ backing roe ri cane Ambassiudor. to belleve h ] f | b k ‘ ; ' . . ~'s why 7 . . P a 2 4 e — F ¢ sie9'¢ “rye ry Tao) i ; yw short - as jt was ap- ; ‘allahility brought about the appointment afi 'h! re cee ee eee e p u 00 | OHLER & AMPBELL “s bd As 1) ii hia 2 _ . ’ \ ; task grew Aencv However, the ava! a blir de ir. whi » had | e Mf = i'r rj Gy.) by who had fought, Aevotion t repur! ayy {da 7°@ of the former Governor of Misso'l : articipation rn A newand a ly informative Le Complete : . aban a « House the | original een set for. 1903, Was l'rancisa for i» Senate. as Post-, "P' for renewed | igs H dd d : ; oO; ears © eae oe ma unlin rt ‘ e . up ‘ .° ar. +, es al exercises as a presidential candidate oe ridgmete r of Cc; : . C4 Verhowskyv \f : a efer of pean — af; { i > § ’ ; . +. ; . ms 3 % 1 + ' a 4 septenee ee : - , ‘ } . 7 € ares (ir Arrest ‘ if . t r € ave A € Be ae meee, Meerg Ta Ke being lreld a he grounds on the! } at various times joweve: the Wilson administra. | dts id lig: eer Bowe gb potty isia ae ' PIA NOS discusse: i pressions * ef ‘ ' sso ‘ »*.% ; . ; ii} f*¢.-9% ’ ¢, ¢ Y - o, i: ] ‘¢ Oo the PH ja, _— hee cea seg ce Jidabdeaas Gov Francis went to Bi oan yy take use of Gov ‘ oe : Sav} 5a? i= s~c>% Tl Ty} 4° ¢ aK yr} ‘ iit fe re 2h sl 5 ‘ > 8 e o? ; ine me i ° - ewr'« , ‘ : BY e © . i * ; ee ‘ ; 48 4 rye TY Poel of the ‘ ale “ ri sii } Qtr artiy he nre ne mL) i} } j La i accepted a pa in a wide variety of modele ti . Fast’ ; F the party “eo sije : ri | . a .f eh iI. a ah z 7 ea 1912 eam: {to / ry? wae tendered Sith ies aooggices «“ ’ ¥ : 6 poten : et | ment te apply un % new a ga Fens ata ers i eemnet ryan ae Se ES i { yee Uae In that connection he de cies! oe Kohier & Campbhell inc styles await your selec- ae ESE : ne aa ce elon fee ae ee See ee Piano The ha'ance on tion Each is a leader in its : Werks i ation Pe... ap Nb dragum I E. eermMany an user FranzZ paign. he gave much of ! as 134 ator ther when hes] . _ A :, rmnndi. | ‘ana f he St | rT) rom toeeoud ai Un] F a Wo ; . gf . ee a ‘ ‘ (ie SCanda- | ‘oO the rY aAnayerre nt Or tl . : Ambassador to Ruesia. i ‘ wane af “war that an a : ’ : i x ee aa ae : convenient ferms aki. the G! »-fretrrnocrat Rett ™ — | lect rol ete: =e PE Ay ee sgh pression by the Globe-Democra (on March 1816 the Czar. Goverr | } : a | me ee ae . Psu SAhen me 4 ee Rane Be pee . oe ww? seoubled eee’ boii GE eos Cone NOW = ON 4 : : ] Ban / : 4 1; 7 . 3 ’ ; : oO npan ; , ge Bs )}» < i ‘ i ap sj o a P “ee? " : cy f } oO introduction. The ee eee ee ence : “eat ; inns ? ee ae ae : 4 Il open for you, new t Ae ee hh — Teceivesr (Ou fecoritions minatol : a | ie ADVERTISEMENT : not ace | I 5 Ostia? . as, gers me = Seg ee ian 4 nied | : | | Gg er eae . | 3 1100) Olive St. ¢ invited to hear these nal Te een ie paces © edible alate aati ae i fa a , Be eh the remaindes No salary was ever ace: pted by [eity. "a0 nad supyoried Kee Doctor Explains New : in edethicabuned ts ey Wit Che 4 re wictery *! im Y« 1} rk in [the senatorship AGF : eee - ") pig 7 , a" : ‘ aang | rancis for Kap is u wart ieved cor! Peeatment fcr Leg Sores vo: ot cancat Societe sed ‘Governor and ENINGS oe” agan i? rSQriy : -=en om eae =o m= ao ae iw <e = = , . ° i de pm € & i ; ‘ . *\é : \ ' : | cia Fe ive’ : t »tha!t Gov Frraycts | ; ¢ ‘ fers : : Aind. aerde free crs ™ “Deatnres UNrFOTS S$! cOuts moO a tIittie tHe z ; A new raok ser ft Tree M fe ete Tt : nited ce, ; “a epell y Carn it Be Cureé of Arrested? ye wai i | 3 = concerning she Kotler a Into Private Rus-tnesa. a oti hie , a3 iA - 3? I | appointed e 1e o #8 ive 26. 3 *Pigep SS 36 terested | ] Uproght | ) Pleyes Ptaeno : , . ‘+ ‘ " [re ty i ; a nm! “if hey! : LUNI i ' ae , }} ~ men ryt ‘ ° } ¢ ' ; : ; yl = : ; *°6 Camoaion w From i905 to i¥le Gov Francis) <jti0on or an anitassia: ad Thy ta =“ Kansans (itv Mo.--a sue ne F Thora ts rana : . : ; sient ; t ae 4 ) sone OOS SESE ERE HEHEHE EHEHHEESEHTEHEHSSESS SOSH S — te aM, ATION P os f ee2rne at ‘i TMea, etree eveeeeevene . ; ; . ‘ c. " = ‘ " ; . ty ries ' _4 VW ; neion ) » ‘ . i . $ , ue. ar , oX 7 7) "\ & i} es 5 : ; i ‘ ' ® en. re AR BI | _ wee OU iitical irvil o live lown he poe | , de . f _— f) , . . PS U6 fn nis a neiden':s of AE 4 ? Wilson al ‘ 2 4 ‘ ‘ ; tte" i} ; ‘ f hr 'y ~ ‘rs oo * yyie rf a B° Ot ] ’ . ‘ { see eee eee eee eeneerewoeeeneereeaeeeeeneeeeaeeeaeeee eee ees a profound Sur | Leg Sores and Varicose et an Ei nen with ate } , ad ° t ° a oa f eu Be i ‘ , . . ch hee . : Panic teeioe ‘ eub . hie hand ate awn (‘'s ee oes <«ijrprise @] ef nm f ousgsu sic eu it oey | tn te ot QD ee a8 [tT rOoUuUsut! 38 of the 106 sd . reion oe ‘he matter “was tbat De Francis, who had traveled to the | born cases. ture was . Meme i IN 8! ae September. ®§ plans for a‘lreturn from Europe on 1906 he “e riee to most Missourtans and *Rhease ~ ’ beating, 1) of (san urging the nemination of Bry- bitctwse Of the Louisiana Ter- up for the presidency twe years ‘and ?? 4 cer e, ere

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ho od ‘ Se “ai ? oe nay | om r P “tue ‘ — to a Scotc Sei “9 yp ool Be A000 .¢ 00 er poe s we 4 nee the wished to tena er Amb: 1ssader Fran- toward the goviet Government Mi: i ny } + § : es Rese in a ao ema rope * were d sagen inion they C2 tbe appointment for the term prencits gave his side of the ma‘te { r #@i.1T. rmils ne or was ‘ , a : © VW ie 3@ nh erw ePé ’ n a i¢ i ai : : sp pel don oon apelin could onenee 000 volunteers oy: The department repited that Fran-) aneee tn Petrograd, Vologda ar a etapa at cepa tangs . rite e me rT cis was indispensable in his f0r- archangel, Before the operation, the Am- of the 2.909.690 American so.ders, eizn position. This eliminated him vassador was the guest at a dinner win would be glad to go to Rus- ee ‘ In 1229 the Damorratico Sta! en by King G we President cia” from consideration and the ap- delegates given y mi ueorge to s: f cia.’ : as : - 4 ale; Wilson at Buckingham Pai.ace. ‘jov. Francis said the President ooeaggs i an gpa the national convention at =: rectly ‘ é | r When the King asked his opinion replied that he had talked of that hon P Wilfle Francisco to vote for Mr. Fra: as to the duty of the ailies in re- rarter with Lioyd George and Cle- P#° . ‘ Ph to R “ for the presidential ° Las . y zard to Russia, Ambassator Fran- menceau, who had told him that — neti ri ae pe. tion. At his reques'. nis name w - . ‘ - ‘ } g n cy - _ ~ 4s replied that he thought the al- English and French so. diera would e ee ‘A Phen aise, not presented at San Francisc ''eg should overturn the Bo'shevtk ohiect to serving against Russia turned to the Unite - i DiO- | ore attended the national conv — . w ussia | iy ; oi nA as Government. As Mr. Frants after- He did not taik of the matter matic ian lag er ‘lon tn 1924 tn New Yor x. and a; ward told of the conversation, the again with President Wilson, but lapsed bur the Ambassador's tin naasved hereon the p! at’orm 31 es 3 : . c Hts . ears 7 ; ie 9 Pernt Pe Sd ’ ¢ ™ King agreed with him, but matithat he sent a message to the four was not formally terminated UAlY oe nominee, John W. Davis ( President Wilson was not of the American peace commisionere then July, 1921, when President Harding og cg Jase nubiie appearances w: same opinion He did not have Paris. proposing that the allied ,accepted huis res.gnation ac the funeral of United Sta ( i : mS 2 thei Bees ‘he opportunity to present his missions return to Petrograd. ac- In speeches and writings after .,...,.,, er in May. 1925. we tal! ‘den? . ted hy 1099009 ali! troc his return, he continued to urge re re ee eewent Bt companied by tee wee troops Ch detene wa ean A-tivities for Chartty. food aupplies: also that boishevism tbe c¢ atte in Europe and America, holding !t to Gymnasium and ate Fioid at Washington ‘rivers. | ‘(hat time and abundant After rallying from his pelea *hat ean address be issued to the ‘be the greatest danger of the after- - war period and memorial fountal, ated by Francis near th: tion. Ambaasador Francis wis ! FPussian people disclatming any in- vited to accompany the presidential ‘ention of tnterfering tn Russia's party back to the [United States on tnrernal affairs, and stating the Like everything elise ht | ¢ th with Pussia, the American Ambas- perpetuate his name at ‘5: ‘rion where he was educate! TI's pet charity was the Hospital ship George Washington. On the purpose to make possible a fair Gaturcay and Si:ndav Association, fatr sentence, which he head«d from ths um» of | fie: ‘its formation unt!] he went ts Bus- op ! ‘i dee _ she | aia. The annua! “tag ‘av” :0!i*c- penitent at . re oe — itions, for funds for the charity senna prant is wil j yi acce iwork of the local hospi*aia were | . a plea OF ee re 1 jalways enlivened by the visits of osterda® the head of the organization, who | enund I SAi6d YOO as '€ go to all the collection eta- — t-ant. on hia return Wedn hie flight from St. Louls - , said that guilty and “take e n te pJicine.” a ter. in telling of B ed ~ mea marke’ losees. he called Rigg \" mn! nm | Ry “3 boot ym the way to \ Spiess » has learned that ¢t e oe atictrmert vore? chargit : im with obtaizivrg moneys by fala S Ww | . vrete mes ia 'O be followed by © i, da a ~ O ul = era Groent has berzun te change & ' titud: fie is 26 yeare oid. : ney Riss “to go into court wit tl ese reat rt Op onic mit a sui'ty t0 @ great number te Piette mt and receive sepa BROADWAY AND FRigm Sale Monday and Tau Free Toilet Article FREE (clumn—Bay One Ou 5@c Coccanet Oil shamgee™ bead i Pie &. DD. &. Peridi.e Tosh . — ae Shaving ating Le Keift Retest." : 50 Borated teres Pena ‘ERANT WILLING 10 SERVE ONLY NOMINAL TER - Attorney Bass Sets Limit ¢ Swindler’s ‘Taking Medicine” for Realty s Mortgage Frauds. -oversy Poe aoe a ie J be 7 “ae Fess ?, PY a 3 why, paw Pe, Phas igh Tae oe a * * ~ - DEA BASE rats gen: MET Ra Teme HE ¥ athe eo eae es. : a teh Moree 4 ~. 4 / ° ” SS ip eae eared wee ite) = ey ertgtesam yoy are Lege NR & i P Sy onan * De eae a & oy ie eA —o ines er! ales ee. bed . Vy, 4 MOS See Ray * hy eee PR Bae 9 Yo oi: ‘eeu “ ree * ¥. * ? a , 2 Ml wt Es td allies Bi 1g 4 SRG ERNE IR, ~ SPOOR ae cities om a . ; wel ao a see ey oi Luge + Pe Ae _ Wag ihet Ming ie a ee a? % wi eae a ae Re, ant e wy, * eee ae F , nd igs et ae ee, te PEF oe yee! > ge Dt Oe ee Oe ee ee eo we ee eee ee ‘ ¢ Ge ing pte geant a x, ere « te Seas vy * bi git undp 9 ee & ne ae ee eae ’ ¥ " . ' > FSbyh Ciotnee ee. i a ark eee ah at ak’ actin hd , , . ” ws y : - —- es ni P tea b o_o , ; eee. a ak a . 4 “ . a fe oe . ee oe ee ss ‘ aS 4. BME... ne oy ‘ 4 cS Oe) pre 2 bY develry Company _ January Clearance Sale i ar | Discounts 157 to 33%395) In This Once-a-Year Sale These Special Discounts From Our Regular Prices Are in Effect Until January 31: 1A Off Richelieu Artificial Pearls (Specta: Group) Necklaces Chokers Tinted Strands Fancy Strands Off Leather Goods Hand RBizs Under-Arm Bill Folds Picture Frames Jewel Boxes Desk Sets—Card Cases Cigarette Cases Bags 20°, Off Clocks Hall Clocks Wall Clocks—Desk Clocks Boudo:r Clocks Mantel Clocks Fancy Clocks Traveling ¢ «ck (Beth Thoma. lo ke Not Includee@: 15% Off Novelties Bele Buckles Bobbed-Hair Comb Sess Compacts— Vanities Cigarette Cases Sport Pin Sets Novelty Brace!ets Alse Gold-Piated Articles Y4th Off Stationery Boxed Papers Correspondence Ca: Writing Portfolies Bridge Sets Calendars apestry Lesh B ~ {Sa} Bag » Off peeve con 78 ge. St!lver Plate Hol.ow-Ware Bow!s— P! “Tea . Cream 7° ° ers ie Go ma S—-— &§ ArPS 6. Sugar oets 20% Off Gift-Wares ? Glassware Solid Silver Hoilow-Ware wa —* At h Off Le PD Artificial Pearls prenery ec we FR rer) ere wwe ee ae a + The Year’s Opportunity “or Important Savings fELESCTV o~ “~~ cu Sth and OLIVE STREETS SE ey ee ge S. E. CORNER Ve ae — PF ee aa -. Se ee mistaken ‘urne4 over to the J n¢ Commerre as @ clubhouses headquarters. After the death of Mre Frans's in the epring of 1924, Gov. Francis srohmaed the former Skinker res.- fence on Elienwoo4 avernus6, and thus ‘9 be f{!%erally @ rasifan? of of Rt 'req an ana anrtl cenased cha CIty Lou's. ith him nmmarrie4 aon } hig rerert mar- Thomas H "isiness associa’e ir ee "lage. his trother Crarets i"Wfeliong t 5? the Governor’ Thea resenb- ance hetween the two waa such that T*omaa Franc's was often for his bro’her. $100.000 LOSS BY FRAUD OF CASHIER WHO ENDED LIFE Centinned from Page One Feneon. bor- Mires. Elizeteth ‘+r acting ag the : *he lender a fzrm Later he nore from Mra \fq 44ann en rear | rr { vi tims d Friends. 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OF i .perturcy by years The gra i's next eras! Noon. Folks Are Saying * “The esl \ Dinner * Every Eve GILL JOE Cog MONDAY--TU $ 1 SGenui KRYPTOK "=" $5.00 Sou He Oliver A $7 TORIC LER Aay Prescription Option Oculists’ Preecri

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neti ee OE Oe, OR Lee 2Op., ae TT, Oe tay othe ; oe > "ti ,- ¥ ae: 5 aw Cr ~~ tt, be ee ee | ee: ee Ps a a, ——= + — —_. ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | ___. .__ SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16. 1997 - TCH eae re BROADWAY AND Fi = ote ST.LOUIS POST-DISPA EE saippit EID ! anciety, of which h was reside Caus Taft woe t eliever I arie rie i* oO let : ‘ } an ‘ 7; , t : officially named Francis Quad Always a? iUnsparing worker. divorce, Burkan said, he and The air mai] came in yesterday i edad 3 aatats 4 +e | e ~uade- a seat maatatans "5 } : pe .* . : ‘. 4 ‘ “ } New pand'’s company and financial re-'., ee ting out of Chicago 7T56o Cotton, Ib. roll. ; S HE was best known by St. the World's Pair period, he de-' Memorial. (nhere appeared to be no j]] ‘cuit By Teased Hire From t ae “ : sae abe ed ee ecaails pianes yet a g 250 Writing Pape: iy Swindler’ . Taking His Louisans. and as he was photo- voted days of steamship reading to ae we Was president of the °° Te" The second time of York Bureau of the Post- he receivership ts questio! 2. &@ _— the : ee acgde nt Seen a . . : ™ ° : Gy tr ward } 7 Mate : ag : : : “nN} ; {19 e . Bc Chiclets Gum : graphed countless times in and a book of the Speeches of John J. exposition, Gov. trancis beer: eietasl, vith ore TPPOMSis Ii pat h. T) he eompany’s ‘fTornevs ga ie i wee took off with se a ee w ] : eee ; : : : sae } aT } beiiecuk Nadas "EW YORK Jan 5. ——. Tae,” - es gto; vie eri uis-Chicagro line 0 eae 100 Nilota Scap. “pear x ” Medicine for ea ty isince the World's Fair period. Da- Ingalls, eloquent Kansas Senator known as the most: photograph: the business and e NEW YORK, Jan. 1 = - eh m4 ania Lou : .sae m. delaved meat . : . ‘ . . : . : . . } : i “ha rnli her , f ivcrce 1n ‘ a, ‘ , Z Dige 75¢ Sa & S fe THER CHARGES BY aspect of fleshiness. Hiis square jaw refurn from Russia in 1919, h: the XK posi TION COMPanv, was photo. 'rigue, in conditions of uNnpres ris ( hay lin her sult for diver hbrartan of t@e Pos -T isp itch. wil] 18 pentose . ‘ ‘ ee ‘ai Seine — ge ulphar Tos! , 0 had a depression which might he found the lawn of the Francis) @rap whed with the head of the «exno- ented difficun ry he worked un?tj!) California hus proved too much he held at 3:20 pm. ¢t fav from After \@ a pbs d e weonde ; ‘ ; : m ; : : a oe ca —e : ‘ ‘he Ww Was r e Er Sy pam GRAND JURY LIKELY called a dimple, but which did not. home tn frequent use for the so- sition, and the camera pro ess ex- his constitution gave way. A time! for the nerves of her husband. (a chapel at £624 South Compton; on & See See F ; ; . ' ee ee and the ground r remove the grimness fr an ag- ial entertainmen , q’: tended to the tours which he male Of semi-invatidiscm ene ne “oe avenue ft Mount ne Cemetery. four. feet deep the ee 25¢ Germicide e Soap. . a yecdae: om an entertaininents of the War emi-invatidismn ensoied. followed Chaplin. who arrived here yes-. | iio o Mou Hot ; , . _ ao? wie , ? - — t@ ‘as @ e'ow A dandy mild Soar ee gressive countenance. His eyes Camp Community Service At the as the representative of the expo- by apparenr rs storation to healt} ' Mir. Maugham. Who Was o1 vears mperature was 13 degre = vb if e . ‘ 4 eA ® . , é : ¥ ¢ t-. > iT rt . .* | - were blue. his nose long and of first dancé held on th awn after sition. before and after it was held. then bv the gin: FO terday morning, Is in @ stat c eld. and resided at the Lindell zero, re made four attempts 4 f f Free 50c | f Usury Defense | a pt aeetn : fore he got his plane in the alr c ~eel Re P “Possibility © s if ‘Grecian mold. His mustache. until; his arrival, he was the guest of Some motion pictures, made in th NerVOUS £6 7; accords: g to his ‘aga Hotel with his mother, Mrs. fore he got his p . St. St. Thomas nae Ray _Ram Uy one ” recent years, Was long and of red honor, and did the latest steppe as infancy of cinema s#rt, and r--« ently PA a a See oY oe : -hose irtha Maugham, died Thursday gain, he reported, but on his eec- 3b . ae al P tenses Case : Matrest Steps a amr : attorney, Nathan Burkan, at Who | ; Springfield, he landed Free 45¢ Wit h in F se rre i dish-brown hue. nimbly as any doughboy presen: S)own as a curiosity in a local the- : a and who. of cancer, after a ex months’ ill- ond stop, at “prin wah chinson's : se sas — Hazel b | Hlis air was one of confidence (the Cnarleston was not then be- ater. ghowed President Francis and CHAUFFEUR AT $15 A MONTH nome Ci is er ane 2 scien os sean off without difficulty. Dict e. . : La . , : : a p ¢ ae { ar 2) oe i S3CiaN af ‘ a ! =— 5 Is Suggested , W*! and command. At first glance he ing done). He said he had kept Other exposition offclals at the ud he he : ae Free Perfume! It’s Keiffe ; Was seen to be a man accustomed: ap with all the latest dances, and opening ceremontes Free— ceseet Reonty Dainty Gg yers. .to direct and to use other men.) tad often danced while in Russian Gov. Francis gave careful study 3 : 1 ; in bed and Frosted Bottle. Asse the French language. and ores band for Six Years. tor’s orders, Chapin is in vee an White Kose. Jockey Club er set . —_——_——- Acquaintance showed the furt.rer Socially, Gov. Francis’ uebanity 1? inc ters. Burkan satd P . : i 1’r ‘ 1s (Ye?) ] : } CATCH 212 V« : P’ $1.25 Janice Perfume ......_. * {fact that he was not a man to be and vVivacity. and a knack for delivered a set speech Ino Frenet 1 ogee: } seh ia 3 - minal and fair Ss: ntence, ~ . ° v« mJ " . 2% } ’ nmr } ~ 2 s " Pari : qv t*y 62 ,{r ry} »e é . e ‘ 4 i ci JQ, 5 nehetestaiomes ; ri Bie ‘ o. Poaje cy to ati i‘ ie Q, ~- ———— } } + used hy others. In private Sperecen |) pleasant rejoinders made him a widen 6 : ere SCRE: , ri ’ lded reer , a oe © ee Od ) . . . | e7e atc ‘ = 9 ‘ le Bi ‘ ’ ’ m . : ‘ —— 2 c-} }: ¢ v) "y ile ? , s y re meaning a compara itively snort i. was ready and decisive; in pub-| y;: , after this memorized talk, he was argon Issued | mre ane Gs ( ' : rm. if all that Ed- = ,, valued guest, In business conne>- . ae 7 Miri. eee ‘Sore jnge ees and are havin: penitent.ary net See =n “lie address he was direct and In- tions, he was Patient and encourag- eee oy er renenmen adidre ny Rees aati Pe ee * a Tonight! RE-ENACTS THE ARTIST ward W, Grant ls ee 7 a to gece pt cisive, and Wiis capable of VarveoK ing in his ae bei ass “~ r eae ia th ve Ban id rapid-fire Que srions to biis ' . biti pe ? je i 4 . : . .¢ t cy] l AE a oe tee } \\ Tie ; ai.) i ¢ 7133] | °@. ‘ : ‘Sez ae sti aA Tit? i Me of ( +oMe : : , : i hin) rc % mk ‘ ae ewiu : ’ > Pee, 77 rtead ("hig ” lin's ov : ; on a plea of EUly eae the matter-of-fact With OM OCCA-|yno as he bel OA: ween ace obliged, as he of: i ettecdes iaatelieg i an . ne Gt. °' 5 pihene —. The last word in musical excellence. sity, > le*Vere vere crys Te Ctii¢ Y) 9} thie 7 »° hlusheayr ] e - VW. aliypore ved by it oor $4 e e d h stl ate Mason & Hamlin Ampico and the ° a a r. > td ; . if trust Pra ds, nis accOrney, 0NneE approac eloqucnce : ' afterward, to throw up ed of sional approach to loqur [te do the things that - iy de ee ° . ent) yesterday st ; he destred |. . ' Sliand Bass, said ceruadty. Speaking at the opening of th. gong ang Ci. y ° . y ° , ‘tn ; . . - ‘ { 7} } ¢ j . ge 2 “.” “jing $13 kK ° oe 4 . TFaA-an Grant, on his r' turn Wednesday yworlg’s Fair, he reached a perora- | . Not Regular Churchgoer. pIn that time he is to reecive $15 Aci ording to | rk in h ind sid S Rros. Amnico. St Few Business Appointments. ; ‘ ‘a toonth. board and clothing. thur W. Nelly, Chapiin’s persona: By rearing, Gov. Francis was a@ Hollings was sentenced to serve "epresentative here and vice presi- >» ~ er. " . ’ Presbyterian, but he was not. IN 99 yvars for murder in 1919. e{dent and treasurer of the United “ter his flight from St. Louis On ‘tion of poetic character. “It was ° ¢ 344) h 7 ? 2 . ' New Year's afternoon, said that he my own. of course,.”’ was his reply; He made few appointments in ra °4> . 97! +. . s | ns ; os ’ his bustest vears, @ regular church is a chauffeur. | Artists, took Chaplin to see th. }ROer. utes — who ceili to “Scandits’? last night in an effort qould plead guulty and ‘ke his) to an inquirer who thought he must! business hours. If @ man tele-! ‘ . re i}le- } i » iz i = i . } ‘ 1s jearneé: that the; avs ft . , ~7)\° ) CrG- . Re 2 fF? 4 -r hk oes r> : ' Ne a, ‘ siti, » S84 a him with obtaining money by false at — the same ounsparing pce.) callers amid shifting business aur- S. J. Niecells would presch ta be- BERLIN, Jan 1o.— President ; 1 "OC * Y +, : : } » ° . ig ' 5 oe ; wats a) i a Yee aus . gre pretenses, js ‘oO he followe > by os T hrouzh the inte nsely busy W orld g roundings, he was able to xt half of the hospis era | fiir Tn re \ fv) HT ride mh 7 to Yay COT rrifs- “ite? + ce “at nA ont has bevun to change his “air perio > Wy: + eSK { | , : : : Sloned former Chantelior Mar f Wes Charnes sds : ii he oh He by so rs old ig he ‘ ta me i ia ri : . ' toa ,throush in short order with any-,cent years Gov. Francis was seen shane ss ic wh oa, told reporters during the day. AUCTIONEERS +eie Pe js S] als se mat | l- j i ne y n - } ‘uilty to a great number of. Gov. Francis occxsionally. In. the : : 2 eS pace the floor. He wus keyed up, DRY GOODS, FURNISHIN A ; ‘)\¢ ac i la’ I ined on Ix ” ~ ve Scale . Tier sic e oon & -, 5 4 +. + . . 4 nf > , ~os? Y) ii hee rade VA hat VA a 6 r it | > . 'd ’ . indictments and receive separate pensi ) days when he still used the street KT : eee if Jewe ele ‘r Repairs 34 O00 Watches. to a tense nervous. pitch. Kelly J 18th 10: 30 a mM. entenees for each offense charged + worked, his associates say.|cars, and when the closed plat-| [8 only recorded utterance: on 4: sy fo the Pust-Ispateh ‘and I tried to put him to bed and TUESDAY, ANUARY if the sentences w: a 1 man who had always some! form car was first introduced nero: Matter of rehgious do trine. ae ' NDALITA, -1) W. KK. tUrbant. r mioaseep but we fared. He AT 4113 MANCHESTER AV. { Tae ene ae a bl TA SR 8 rt eg ohms ee ind —-~ Ge ARF Ae ee temo 2 38S ' ae tea See ue “@ “Sy “PRET ae ar ——_ we = wide “h a a on Ce Te XAS .0ve rior BR: leases Negro on ‘t1e movie cor é dian Ai 3 Oo’ CLOCK cone — . Condition He Serve Her Hus- ‘his morning. -urstiant to the Guc- ee eee nmap . on o” - | meetin pe oe (sisted upon talking about ni iad ¥Y ‘ rile ecohestay yj i | , ‘ ‘ pro- ~ him, burkan Puts Limit cn ucmgagadeen y; ov Of course, i 1 aye % ae iT P39), Often the. bi a + ‘ ? . : if was auoted wid ae (Aye : 7) ge ars 2 Jeweéeloar th ; "SPE . } +y¢ ‘ ‘3S ’ ‘yn run coneurrently, ‘uation ' I né repiacing tre ol] open piatform npr aera Se : I Jeweler hene. a . ‘ alking «about th as Stock will Involee ever $7000, and consists of as follows . . .* " , ae } 4 es B. } if et i 3 I LO i]s oO% AT} t } t} 4 x 1 = le wns fre: fe, and Pa 14) 4) woven assoried Hesniery. ; "50 doren vasorted tncerwernr. rpensy are : 1000 deven weorted Shitts. Strate 33 being une ‘ ee ‘ XPensss > Si met. and s Covert on the step t} 6 qty p dish? . : « - - e « ~~ dosen Overalls and Jumpers, ney was made tn large piauiints eres , ai eS. Men's Dress and Werk Pants. metre | ie mh deal f peared and the door closed in jit | Muslin Unrlerwetr. : 1 }£” P| ? mo cr j ‘ fe E Lawvers hive raised the question und through deals of magnitude. | face. Lace Curtains, Keds preads, Tablecloths ‘ - ' - — or SN c)* the n verage Le "= m¢ a "oC P $ aod n eomplete lis e f Nol jivatn vThetner false pretense cases can a da mrt heat apnealed a i] Hie ran and overtook the car vt shees commit of 2000 — of Men's, Ladies’, he prosecuted successfully. against oar ge eccdle teen " be Missee’ ord Childrer a. vwellkn wn brards« ( if against : ‘he mext corner, but the door Ain Smane Thin 04] T CONS} , paid itt ley attention to baseha!’l losed hef at the do ARAN = " ' LEVIN AUCT ¥ ION co. — re e' boas ‘ iS nre{ 2 ed L: wed . en S a | ae? ( 1 e ‘ / ry? a ? ‘ : / ' ‘ : é nd though born and bred in Ken —— oe oe hoc Wp 4, rece, Fishing and hurting eeldom |, Aton} * AUCTION were remus wae ‘ htm Years ins The car proceeded, but Gov, Fran as. & ’ n fifth deeds, oe md he gave cons} =F - Still pursued it, and. get on wir) ; ‘ ’ y ) Late r} sa eg . sl eo eae whirl : slap ge %, ner passerngerrs at the next eoy a 4 . ie . ‘ iti: . Ses » al LP Ade - - Som ? ‘ Tierf t ' “. v3 Pare ty . ‘ yan ° > &, Bet 7 Pa x ‘ «tas - ; ie ‘ Frifence available wv 1} supnort » 3 a> ; ee aii ’ Wysiness ade aiS ‘Sai 45. } & Stock will ft ventory abo: 7 $10,000 and coneiatea of , ¥) follows: , ‘ » : 78a to a 37) t hh : j 7) © » =r . * . A ’ / rm n harges of perjury. In making ene 6 1] ne it, md later sale of the ty? een 114) Men’s and Young Mena & ergy es Overcoats. 'fidavis r ‘coker wae Go ‘ancia’ fay if. Lansa “itv & *ey tay ' | ' rane Men's Dre s and \Vork Pants. sidavits yr fe rele: , , by Wae Grorv, rt annsas Citv @& Colo: are TA) op. ’ ’ : release of 1 oth +} Pm ihe 3 P camyetimes, “Poker is 7s ‘oOuUnty, 2 neq COT trey lls F CPi, 100 ' ery Men = | 2 and Tw a o ece i nderwear. em fay j hal efqke J. a and 0% & lot of other merchand ae ac numerons ta mention. I 0 eahcic wae ty fo Mienee @ COn-\tine as it wc. Don’t overlook this great opportunity to buy these Ss is to be trnivertteat bv he ar Tne line - ‘gs : ' | , ¥ ’ $ , 9 as ' 704 North NR = hile A ee cot River. 84 mitom beso world’s famous women’s cocts at such a substantial LEVIN AUCTION C a eal blame for the | In reading, hr es gti oie a ) saving—the selection consists of several hundred tre a;ione wWw.s to began with the Real seni S7G% Weetminater iY for years we 3... “a mae " oe = ee CEntral 6069 or CAbany 847 re $170.00 and by 80 8 dally news:aper praprte a heat ee coats—S$100 to $200 fur-trimmed coats are $50 We Buy Dry Goods, Clothing, Grocery, Shoe Stores and s:0n0H00. jt ut hd Dee al Sale. they, rereived ea to $100: $50 to $85 plain tailored coats are $295 General Stores ehares 7 fals .berioVend Hters a a oe : : £ of the Rock sing sia ry i i =" land. in part pavrne ne é ges Us to $42.50. tte two ton five ras! Teh It was hie custom “2s known ft! ; 1 N r t} nt ‘ v rise \ ‘ irrery by two; °°? read Aims: to sleep at night Sg ee. balay Py Clg) F) >} *7} i : olor ia ra line for $4. HOG ae —_ . mn yearn and, persuryv by not we’ read fiction occa sionally, hut ', e : ! co ‘a : fis an a ae ‘ ror $4,259,000 or nore : + = mere than ven years. The grand: ‘§ : tees preferred matter on his | mount of their 1 fj | Fe ; * 9 . . » ; 2e° . . ‘ ’ nN 1} a | a” ; »er¢ pnrn } 3 he 3 io sa P . >a - . . "33 rold its next BesRsionNn | re’. rovernment and politics, Cy ‘ ie AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS Spanish style Tuesday afternoon. ape ‘ hi iournera fa Furane | - inde Known, as the PXtension np1?-14.16 CHO TFA av Victor 1870 , biended ‘ » | made by them represented a larg. HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT AUCTION ee ne. EVERY WEDNESDAY AT 10:30 A. M. coor V1 PRIN Vik SAL E DAILY ae a he ee era * A with the on nee Gov. Francts was one nf Pts, a ted . radie ee >a . wealthy men against whom war. Washington Avenue at Broadway rants were tssued cariv In 1910. a: $5, ooo. 00 furnished. 2 eee 1k }the instance of Christian Prinkop ESTABLISHED SINCE 1891 permitting ithen City Assessor, hecaucse they ove ae ; . 3 Orthophonic r i fatied to £OFe ne The rson 2 j mrnypye ah th 'y feption. Out- itax returns, after being noatificd be ith ground. +07 d ‘him to do wo. Brinkop he! ha . AT AUCTION ; the law : failure : ; ees : : rides ae _— — - -+ - - — regulator. under law, such a. - ? tas, 3 icemeanor. Ths = 3012-14-16 Chouteau Avenue ee , . | Tuesday, January | 18, 1927 10:30 A. M. January Clearance Bargains in See earied pv ay arte 5 ee (court. Later Brinkop, continuing eert ic us wre ond Hardwares aod Painte to insist on a high § asgsesemen? E filed a civil sult, which wag ais- : we Bre missed. & evens Me of Go dior Hefricerstor, Martle-Top Coynters, Beales, AND Hi C $ His Comment on les? Snir. — NEW STYLE ONSOLE toegriar Bult I: Picor Casee and ving TEKMS CASH. ur Ap ee contused me eee erin ST. LOUIS AUCTION CO. | ce re ee ee. NCR 1 | Teorey jj 2012-14-16 CHOTTEAU AV. VICTOR 1876 r — | Gov. Francis’ comment, at the ci Mt ia E J Caldwell, Managit — ~~ o> - time on the Assessor's den nand iu x ; ide bu ry r = ys awe sh daa j ; mo ——— his case. | — | Two realty ventures {n whteh |] weremar~ -s, tin Including Handsome Lamp and , R. U. LEONORI AUCTION CoO. } Gov Prancis enrenced after hie re turn from Russia were the erect. {I , 12 Record Selections AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS tele h +e AR ffersan KITTS. TUESDAY. 2 P. MO AND FRIDAY 16 A. ML eenth stres ": chin ag Hh, TION SALES n it ae eg . hrc esc peg gies: eh ) . ——— ~s | one GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY | Leather Trades building, Sixteen? Mt — " = 5s soo === Sees = mmr vere and Tocust streets, WH . _ eee eal wale ‘ras , MONDAY--TUESDAY--WEDNESDAY oo" Gov. Francs ts a | | LS aT dramatized. by: no lees ao maste: Mi | . = | | | BEN. J. SELK R $ 1 5S Genuine Toric ‘ § 00 id a art ee! A urustiie 4 . Pa StH , KR Invisible i ccven, hich wan poomaentl Bo oti yyy) ' Unrestricted Choice AUCTICNEERS AND APPRAISERS YPTO Bifocal LENSES ge selection of ined te) REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS “tok ai gh acelin: raped regent nap ihn ay ee alanine - lashes yg apne gee ~ . % os - . me 5 APE DS - ~ wag ears ewe ne ony De oat % oe a er et Se ee Se RR i ane nine 0D ED ep we ote. a ok i jac ak pel goes ie ing of a 10-storv hu'iladineg nt Nie hae’, "OY O07 Lorae Avenne 4 ‘ New York !n 1905, the character 0? } | | g . “Pave Marple.” a wealthy man oe em re - 4 ‘es aad ups ghts) INUC | OFFICE: 713}. CHESTNUT STREET from St. Louis, was patterned af: , : ; . ner | HONE GARTIELD ts 7 TORIC LENSES—Any 00 UR siscucien cca canal VICTROLA PHO . ~~ — e —Distance or Reading— teeer Covecaan. oe | | 7 : ee th the former Governor. “Mar IMBL. | Prescription oss es a ee eS Oo be eS nie’ was Plaved hy an actor o? COLL IBIA ie iis ohyntat ea | NOE eo y 3 Any Prescription Incinding Examination || _—.. Tbeigs 7 i ma de Be ; : ; | Only a Per W eek EDISON, Etc. elkirk Ruction “E Storage C ‘ reaembla him 1e fitle role o y core : “996 5 Welleworth-Windsor, Shuron- “Delancey” was played by John ne 28 i : U 7 rote advunta fs lear OUR RFGTIAR “ALE OF SS . Shelltex, Zylo Skulfit Frames e Drew. , Open Evenings nti ; FIFTY MONDAY AND THURSDAY. fie h : ? . ¢ > %, q 4, - ~ After the World’« Fa'tr, thoug) 9 O'Clock 1808 CHOUTEAU Est. 1830 Girficid 6897 ~ A. M. te Havine agald tha’ he megqn? thm &t, S #. vote himself to his own affalre for ote } ee. ve Oo, Pon ee a © eaciamgah ht a 5 A. Starrk Wiann iD MARTINI MERCANTILE Ga wee . | fing -the Je‘ferson Metnortal 1 U. , s: cle ie ) 1319 Washington Av. Fourth Floor, Sixth and Olive mnoon ou a" veri ae eae Stein - Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Player and U'prig a WHOLESAI!.& Aus : iuNEERS 0, J. LEWIS MERC. co. a Seed ree See prided riven: in fensmager co me : _ i | a deel a ge 1018 OLIVE ST. Corner Eleventh shoes, Clothing and Dry t.ceds Seld at Private Sale and Auct Oculists’ Prescriptions Filled at the Above Prices Soctety. Fe continued to he | ! | : a ad nterested im the work of the , Ke —

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‘ hh Ma OE Hike th Rae SUNDAY MORNING 12 97 -DISPATCH _ | PAGEG _ 4 ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 siualiaia ST.LOUIS POST-DISP ~ | Help Wanted —— STATE RESTSIN ) =a, Bestwall BECK TRIAL FUR © From These St. Louis E > a pte: ($282 000 FRAUD ae : _ a | & be: pe $ | Fred. Heim Lumber Co. | Oe aaa aS : 2 On the Following Poa Forty Testify Against Presi- Hill-Behan Lumber Co. oS Sa area | dent of Collapsed F ederal Julius Seidel Lumber Co. Putnam [amber Co. os ea are | | Home Building Corpora- Westfield Lumber Co. Le ee Sa . ante Travel Tripe - tion. | MISSOURI Rea ALLENTON: Allenton Lbr. ¥ard. ‘BELTON: Geo. D. Hope Lbr. Co. The first defense witness iy the — IL = EB: Heying & Sons Pies eBe sees veecen sess seveveneesebe RY pote Low ahi ease of Christian W. Beck, former | umber Co. Rone SSaancba SOS SEe a a ‘ pone Dyein president of the defunct I«ederal BROOKFIEL D: T. @. Walsh Lum 2 RR RRL: = » coming Events . Htome Building Corporation, whose, ber Co, Sa eoecoca se aamna aaa | f z trial on nine counts of an Indict- CARL JUNCTION: Carl Junotion eee - : ) ls Lumber Co, a ttt ge coat thane tives ment charging the use of the mal ‘ | SP OE 2 OE aati to defraud, began before Federal CARTHAGE: Stanley-Thomes SO a ESS | Dreesmaking 4 ‘“ ‘ aw . i ber (‘o, ae un seee ed asdewhe sss nhe ese haan : . " lect ric wir ng ludge Davis last Monday, will take Lumber Co. fe bs : | s the stand tomorrow. CLINTON: E. D. Savlea Lbr. Oo. Ss RROD RRR RO a 1 Gee Pipe Cleaning Assistant United States District | DREXEL: Geo. D. Hope Lbr. Co. Mes Sontag tenis cceavees begga F , Welp— Mee. _— irks Attorney Stattler, who introduced 'FUREKA: Julius Gutman Jr. oe a i 40 witnesses and 66 exhibits, con- rm Brow: iton 1.2 — be : ' I By ¥ TON: Fu fon rT oO e : Inetruct on sisting of Mterature and records of ooo ton - . celia the defunct concern, in support of / INDE PENDENCE: Badger Lbr. & eee ee ee Lace paiorge the charge against Beck, an-| > Cre} h $e : im peep noeupeecd thiat Hye had compl: ted his 1). H., ree y, a 0, : | , evidence when JEFFERSON CITY: Nentwig Bros. Millinery pe Pianing Mill & Lbr. Co, partners JOPLIN: Central Lumber Co. wee one 1 patents Finjey Bros, Lbr. Co. : TLE eee tag . : siagneiise | J. HH. Magill Lumber Co. t Ce (Persone : oe * 7 weet. veows ' Addressing KANSAS CITY: Badger Lhbr. & | Re ae nt ORNL ER rn Con! Co. a 1 Ei ee ' ‘ . oe —aa—~«,! 7 O57 Westport Av. BRR OI Bae lot ; , one a a Dierks & Sons Lbr. Co. Ee ; —— Lapslev-Baker Lbr. Oo. Th Rao Ot : : 00 Go Cosh orevesoses 20+0008 eee | mrates 4 Leeds Lumber Co. ee Reom Colered examipation showed $58,884.40 was H. R. MeCray Lbr. Oe. Ge Secon eC RBIS charged to Beck on the concePn's | Monarch Lbr. Co. RRR RRR ROR ticemomes vooks and thut the former presi-— 0. FE. Reatro Lor. Ce z | ee ES mall dent still owed the company more : Reutiiwest Lamter Co. Mtuations than $20,000, after deducting com- Rewer Tavtor Ca. ot COS ESS Special Notices .. inissions of $16,269.80 and other yopreyinLe: Adair Lumber Co. a atorage, Moving, Express “acCOUnis, LENINGTON: Lambert Lbr. Coa. ye etn dhe Stoves, Furnaces, Repairs. . saps Capital Stock Was Not Pald. LIBERTY: H.R. Banks Lbr. Co. Pheatricn! Lennertson, in redirect testimony MANSFIELD: Shermann Shipp ae ee Tullet eaten oe ‘Sterday, declared the books con- ir. €é. . . ee) Se Rays © | Trad) Schools sa mayvriiennt DAPLEWOOD: TWill-Behan Li: ae SET eas ae: ruckpointing cilie . Co. : “s ; x Sa { ndertaking ry MOUNTAIN GROVE: Landers | EE ORS ARIE RR TS SS Barker Lhr. Co, vere e eee wel osenens = N ul OLEON: Napoleon Elevator ae ss ee, Pe ake ae + on AVDA: Legan-Moore Lhbr. Co. | a ; ke foes ‘ical Licenses PACIFIC: Paeifie Lumber Yard. PLEASANT WiLL: J. C. Jones ITS Births Recorded | Lahr. Co, SERS 2 RICHMONT): Daniels Lbr. Co, iencnveaay: : SC C C as: cy Wa oard ) : Burial Permits ROBERTSVILLE: Chas. L.Sheerin, | eee | | Re: ROLLA: The Schuman Lbr. Co, Soa Raa Sd uP, SEDALIA: Looney & Bloess Lbr MARRIAGE LICENSES. _ one — Sees ine eit nn ee ne » 2a" patie i ee a Ek — ; * Sue - ee oa ee ee ee ee “ Ce ee . oe o> - — esters RR I A SE AP AL LR BRI SMI Appr Ne -~ ogad " ’ ne neh bn pare dere a Bey = Bey a ™ pe ag TR es , - * 7 + eo . ange * * 2 = - oe * uo” i Br = i ms ee — oO mes - ea yp resentation ourt adjourned yesterday. Coun- ‘| fer Beck willl tomorrow ecom- ‘ue & tlie CTOSS-@OXAUUNAUION OL Robert. Lennertson, a public ac- -ountant, whe directed an ¢xami- nation of the Federal Home Bulld- ne books ror tie receiver. Lennertson took the stand Fri- | day morning and testified that his | ¥ r -~ o . ™ » we . a - , - ’ 4 EAN es EE INES ak eas ei oe re fr : i. WE OV ie Pe in A PS 1 ORS ge . «vad PI ee ee ee a a ee eee o ~~ s* : * . Pe Peet ti » we. a wae % wer ei gs *, . e ci al we ee f ee Oe 4 Ragin AMEE -_ i Med a, Ot og a oy : * : Ress is > pao PO oases Saad _ $. nme. TecorGd OF any 1 $25 000 capital st v\?% 9° 73 3 rsbt i cabs at as (‘n, Yuolla Waehinaton BRaheock Tibor. uth Mumford rraes JP.bor ene : ; pb i'\eater Wolff .-.....,-..Glen AlGan, e Se Pr aa 7 7 — ' bor unite eer ecg tthe , Lbr, 0. yo | ae Livetiel ag Coronad: SENECA: Miller Lumber Cn. : ak ae : Sjorine K. Saddri rons aa G =i. MOSEL: St. .osenh Lr. to. : a > ‘ NS AAT Ne : S fosse uA , . : ba ‘ ©. If. Neld- Lhe. Co. OOK: tS ~. 2: Bil les &k& C ompanr, =urms, fined Hs fehinson ¥ ber, (‘n, Smitha boueci tie Bush bth Harris a a se Jorn D Portertietd . Cape Girardeau, sivers and | Kohidennx Lhe, Co Po ee ee F YOU want to make sure of perfect Constructed as it is of rock plaster, of i. Ve Cae ae ‘dheewdds of Sg ; (or oat Pr ete : Cs : 2 re: eee ° . yen > ‘ . (pene ; - pe . a Pe a +H aaa Ea walls and ceilings, get Bestwall! Best- course it can’t burn—approved by the Bl peut tetuce aa embe tart Material ©. Se wall does not claim to be a miracle Underwriters’ Laboratories, [nc.— and a o+ + +o 1OSR Ae Lennertson cinders t.br. & Cement Co. Raffaelm Simeone ...e5------ 2422 Dab eho ab Ceuta. Qreen City Woodwork & Lbr iB ie | OS Oa material. It’s just an exceptionally Bestwall is an excellent insulator, too. Anns Borst ss O29 Ge John Chas Brabeec 3722 Kosei Co. i Roeingfield Planing Wt Co. | ee strong, fine grade of plaster wall board. It even looks different. You will know Fa Baker vod 25 Liniets between Febraary and ga 1? ae a & unply Co a eames Itis produced bythecompany whichis _it by its distinctive CREAM-colored win Nit e782, Let Stee the Springs Comm, & Lbr. Co, | aoc the pioneer in the wall boatd industry, surface of tough Beaver-made fibre. AP nines Tore oc... Detroit WINDSOR: T. HW. Rogers Lbr. Co. hh Me and it stands alone among plaster wall With all its advantages, Bestwall costs ; Veter xsi OKLAHOMA > Eee boards for strength, | you no more. Be sure Ee naa D. Poeun Loute Oe Mary 4605 Hicker ie Sethe Le Blward J. tar. AFTON: Geo. PD. Hope Lbr. Co, oF durability, uniformity, to ask for it by name. Henry W. Mneller ner: Nanacer of the con- ALTUS: Wm. Cameron & Co. 7 ; ? "3 ° ci fi Mra. Ethel Burdeal Se tinhok @ Sis-cone weni.| AU¥A: Ameden Lhe. Co. ee a ie: and decorative qualities. See any dealer listed. Fiivd Eaters , ‘stlu« : "* 24 tte BARTLESVILLE: Clark Lbr. Co. Be ties cet, iste Evans SISA Ra ae a fine of | 4 eae Jeph Aller Jr, ... ++... 302BA attended W. A. Kidd Lbr. Co, Pas be yin | Me Se “e-and) es SAR EPS SAO ESS : ' otha Shade : } rs eli neg AVE cs é oe Ra ee / «eph J. Kreb 7 ee ee ee. er Ag KWELL.” s inhi ys, S) aan a uctile Ba. Schneider ...,. 0a i Gelmed in the diseuaston of the uekaskia J.lby. 3 OR Aa ae Uhaniel H. Williame...... 2425 Gs Ls oe ~ Which were enn- Co, . Po tuetae Witte dee $ Neile Peacorks .. beome Toth Pi us on a l hacking 14 MSE CUFT: ye M. Den!) Lbr. .*), v " = ‘id ita _ eo. L. Niemorlier x : ‘oe eon we 4 ‘ ; ne BRINKMA NN? Wm. (‘aineron & Co een see ee « Bertha €. Hinze .,... “ “i be a? He extent of $5. Hho Han and (ip- CHICK Qe . ‘ - ’ mene ryard HM. Huelaman o DD. Dfte ....).n ps Triveetaors tele Syria af } em man RBearly Lbr. (‘o, [. br. a : Nile ue o: y e . + . .«é 4 } teatediy, of the sales arcuments! Tule Rig., Reel & Mie. Co, ee Wiwtey Be. Co. eg a THE BEAVER PRODUCTS CoO., Inc., Administrative Offices, Buffalo, New York ella M. “4226 N. Poustes be be sent Rane - ‘ x * é Ra ee eae es sale ak ee = set 4, * . ~ © * r Pal 7 4 a . 7 ¥ > A oat, Le SR ere a ay vy Sate te . DE tec F ~~ pag ae Rint ws Sa Pe ay ee th a gh. OO lee A Ri pe om ? , + ey re ‘he . a bi gO SPP Na! et 2 na “a © whe a geo 3 Mes! Moh aks) Ys ~ Ws bom 4 vs ae ; a * Kh ate anegnr: doy” . * ‘ - : ee ar he, “—@ % > a ; > =~ @ ° : fr ~~ be . ‘ ‘ : ‘ “> were thes, Wi a renee ~~ Yl phe Wie ON ee Fi Lig aae oy . - at : ‘ Wee Bis tahll vghttety si Mer aoe 4 te Som . fp 2 oe vaio] med: . elon: ste MLK My : Geo, F. Sisson Lr. ('n, ap Flannery & Sons. : ee Address all inquiries to Kansas City Sales Office, 12th © Crystal Avenue, esting sums rangine FORGAN: Tlome Lbhr. & Sup. Co, East St se dat : Lust Sie 2.0. (a. or Chicara ¢ 9¢h; Street Oak ’ hur. Fr , TA 3 er ie N. kigh e°500. hiety thee PREDERTICK: Win. Cameron & Co. IVARDSVILLE: Stolze Lbr. Co. age Cae, Trem and Uableg: Avewne ! Tai Griffith . 2825 employe sigin? -GATEH: Home Lbr. & Suppiv Co, ; EI MELDENA: Glessner Bros, i ?' ein - eee Coll inevilie, ' i PROC tei Eke GC FINDILAY: ©. I. Paddock. 3 a O Manufacturers also of Beaver Board, Beaver American Plaster, Gypsum Lath, ese Sunpaon .....Culiineville, J FI oe Oexeceded 22 a9 UY MON: Comliev Lumber Co, THEBURG: Freeburg Lbr. Co, Heeeunt vever ; Gypsum Block, BeaverV arnishes and Enamels, Beaver Vulcanite Asphalt Shingles, BIRTHS REC — eee ee (TE ADRICK: Wm. Cameron & C SALVA: FE. W. Houg! . | | 9 " 7 : mR . Cameron & Co, t A: EL W. Houghton bLbr, Co. Slate and Smooth Surfaced Roll Roofings, Roof Paints and Cements HOYS 7 on An offfeer of ai surety HOORER: Comley Lumber Co. GILLESPIE: Gillespie Lbr Ca, ss ‘ and BF _ - ormmpany, named by Federal KELYES: T.M y RANITE BES oN , , oe a De Pe es =." (et EE ee ee ee MEEK gO GRE RO 4 ee ht Pe 2 Pratt. 46 om + ITorm: . Deal Lumber (Co. GRANITE CITY: Stolze Lhr. Co. sat mr « PC. hberte 8705 ding selesmen as issuing bonds ET} AVERNE: ©. EL Sharpe Lhe. Co, UIGHLAND: Gruenenfelder Lbr. You can always Bett, suring: investors that their homes MANGUM: Wim. Cameron & Co. Co. \Wepman- ¢ ws 7 Stok . | eee ell Bestwall b Strunavi, MP obe eompleted free of lien, JEORRIS: Kiowa Lbr. Co, Marty Lbr. Co ” y S Ly : Alses Jo § werler, tH : Hedimme : an naan ie ,acee . ‘ ‘ ‘ ts exclusive l , wid ft ts ulti 855. 2 Vince eee it |. d his Ollee NEeVe r receive a Nil Shy ( Mari es (ie0.D). Hope. Tbr. (Co, HILELSRORO: He. Mf. Dorarr. Pee et ontnaca A : x : yi Anvoappifeation for such bonds Muskogee Lbhr. Co, HOMER: H. M. Smoot, cestiene. “ na ND He nw og raw: Fe i pee fiom the Home Building concern, OKLAHOMA CITY: Davidson & HOOPESTON: fi. Lor. & Gr. Ce = ot MP bee Pree k lay Pat © The frist is Reek’s second on) Cause Lbr. Co. KEWANEE: Kewanoe Lbr. & Sup A. Can ber 2020 Washi : ' I oS pl. . ttdray charces, {Pree first hur fril- (+, A, Nichola Lbr. ( . ity 4. & aad a “a?! P reyer Clavion rove nor i ’ On Sire : ‘ . . ‘ . . me i i ee ho . . 2 a Pe ; he 4 : '. fe . : nee: res (lene, Brett: who} PALS ¥ At LEY: Artal = ard et adison Lr. -@ Mt, KANSAS —Continued) KANSAS- Continued| > TEXAS —Continued ‘TEX AS—Continued : rEXAS—Continued) 4 a i ns iy, eenaele ae L.atayette. arre gf t ) , 7 ai ‘ aivan 3 4 ) ' o, , ‘ as 5 ° } * , - é a \V ‘ ; rt my ; . ~ s. f . ye He sti i ie Tlome Tbr. & Sup. Co, . TN¢ \ ; Moller \ anderbloom & HUTCHINSON: 1). rs Fair L)r. ('o. 5 ——" ( heeN I hk ° e ee | GAIN ESV fUivt.k: a: QC. W ooldridge (‘oe & Parke lumber (‘y. VW ptnast HIk: \m amore. : a ° : PSE. OLN: Simpson Lbr. Co, 0. Clark br. Co, bess Lumber Ce, Amatex Lumber Co. poe : a) Lox df1on Is Important Tulsa Rig. Reel & Mfy. Co. Quiney L umber Company. KANSAS CITY, KAN RAS: TEN AS GEORGETOWN: Belford Lbr. Co. rodueera Lumber Co. W ICHI TA FALLS: Morgas i ’ baat B ) 7 RT HIMIQON TD): k $ ’ Mee da ava a ‘ ; (* V\ : $e .f oe Pethape, when vou co : un Lhe. Co, sarker Lumber Co H. 1D. Heitz Lbr. Co. | Bi Sees GOODLETT: D. J. Young & Co. PARIS: Lyvon-Gray Lbr. Co. , Oo Tv. s gee vt anid eg 9 igs a Sk! \TOOK; Tulsa Rig. Reel & SPRINGEILETL 1): Raker Lbr. (Co. ° Badger Lbr. & Coal Co. ARCHER CITY: W. C.. Bowman GOOSE CREEK: Roberteon Me- wines ein. yin i fi y ORKTOW N- Yorktcw Lar. . . 250864 Slate reguirements for site and rent: Bib si. : na - 00 ee = pt & Son, LAWRENCE: ©. E. Friend Lbr. Co. dee ade tng “er ; “ Donald br. Co, no ay ; “e. AR NG. ANS AS x : oighagte 2S var yi} "mm. Cameron & Co. Scehncek & Son. R : anes -Matth M. LO: avelton br. O. ) ‘ENTER: . : ‘ ba) i! . en : => tat es ' iio bey 4 Pion, STROUD: Long Bell “pe tale AT. ELMO: St. Elmo Lr. & Coal C. a shea _ cieaisiatas Star Lamber Co, ger rest ho hy a QUANAH: Galbraith-Foxworth AUGI STA: Arkmo te) matter so ro Bre: | SEeEPCHER: Leener Lbr, Co. ST. J SCOBS: Michaels Hdwe, & Ronth Lawrenea Lhr. Yard. Win. Moore Lumber Co. HARLINGEN: Frontier Lbr. Co, Lbr. Co. : BALD KNOB: Phage Ce. Shou let ko at that. Loca. §| TNRONE: Comley Lbr, Co. Supply Co, LIRERAL: Paul W. Light & Co. Prideanx Piatt Lbr. Co, 3 B. Beck @ Ben Wm. Cameron & Co, RENTON VILLE; Sen tion ds important ee the rated VINITA: Wileon Lumber Co. TAT.TY.I ThA: Tallnta Taumber Co. MANHATTAN: Burgner Bowman- BALLINGER: Wm. Cameron & HIT.IT.SPORO: Wm. Cameron & Co. Simpson Lumber Co. to. rate fee and achadling of sour )( 1 CCLOW: Wm. Cameron & Co. Ld an IT.LE: R.Carlin Lbr. Co. Matthews Lbr. Co. en HOUSTON: Wm. Cameron & Co. QUITAQUE: J. C. Wooldridge CLARKSVILLE: Johnee® children, for your social and } /WISTER: Ward Harrie Lbr. Co. TOLENO: Ruttiers’ Supnly Co. Lambert Lbr. Co. BEAUMONT: Beaumont Bldg. & Howard G. Fielda Lbr. Co. Lbr. Uo. Lhe. Co. ren, ) n VAT.MEVER: Nethrnegge&Sonfag MEDICINE LODGE: J. W. Mets Mat 'l Co. ort City Lumber C ) DEWITT: Mrs. J. W.Porter business needs. | VANDATIA: ©. « - : Port City Lumber Co. RICHLAND: Richland Lbr. Co. ber ¥ . TT.LINOIS ATTA: C.G.8onneman & fon. Lbr. Co. BRINKMAN: Wm. Cameron & Co. biti Piero > ; EARLE: Arkmo Lum You may find the ve a . VANORWN: ae on - —" Hardin Lumber Co. Oil Field Lumber Co. aloe ie ry apart: AT TON: Spri Lb r.. W. Honehton Tbr. Oo, MINNE en If: Dingee Lbr. Co. BORGER: Knight Lumber Co. W))i h Elli CC ’ — r. ‘ ENGLAND: Arkmo Lu ment you want--and in the ATI era. | ngman Lbr. Co. WINDSOR: O. H. Paddock Lhr. Co NEWTON: M. Swarts Lbr. Co BRECKENRIDGE: Clav & Butler illingham ngton Co. RIO GRANDE CITY: J. C. Walsh FAYETTEVILLE: Drke ne by looking lareenenent s TF erorae WOOD RIVER: Rtolze The, Co. tae Ge SC CARTHAQE: Weaver Bros. ISOM: Amatex Lumber Co. a Seren oe ay ee through the classified Houses, RELI EVI , E. ” iene 1 ego WYANET: F.W. Honghton Lbr.Oo. OTTAWA: Fred R. Nuzman CENTER: Weaver Broa. Doug'as Wood Lumber Co. Co. Fort Smith Lbr. “anutl -— ee Ne | ~r abiorecen Thr = meer US. KA ANSAS PARSONS: Clark Lumber Co. CHILDRESS: D. J. Young & Co. 7 reset sn —_— Ed Steves & Sons. HEBER SPRINGS: W. a ee OS ThE Foe: ¢ i Mie . ’ "RG: a ae ro *” A. Lumber upply Vo. SAN JUAN: Frontier Lbr. Co. ecu | RISVMARCK: R rn. ; PITTSBURG: Mousnevy Lumber & Wm. Cameron & Co. } ventas Oe Ei y-erta S RESTINELL. ar Peis Lbr — Farmers’ Oo-epera- Cement Co, CHILLICOTHE: D.J. Young & Co. Toes a ee BAN SARA: Wm. Cameron & Co. fp LENA: Mare Lane De If it doesn't "- pen to he there GEN TRALIA: G AG) aged ive Lbr. Co, American Lbr. & Wreck. Co. CLARENDON: Wm. Cameron & KENNEDY: Independent Lbr. Co. SAN KRENITO: SounthTexasLbr.Co. peype Rrineman Lumber Gt] today, move things along for) CHAMPAIGN: WoW Walle & 3 al Badger Lumber & SALINA: Leidigh & HavensLbr. Co. Co, KIRKLAND: D. J. Young & Co. Valley Lbr. & Sup. Co. LITTLE ROC K: G. A. Leteanat ogee by describ ae oe ¢ DANVILLE: Trent Bros, Libr. Co. A’ TCHISON: Hixon Lumber C TOPEKA: D. T. Gabriel & Sons. COLUMBUS: F. If, Seymonr. LAZARRE: D. J. Young & Co. Frank T. Phillips \eCRORY: Arkmo Lbr. © 4 en yo ( se 4 nist slaty . sum ° . CLs ES. "INGATON: ‘nencer-! P “pene ~~ acnd, bring Aa ~~ s ready Danville Lbr. Co, ARGONIA: Badger Lbr. B Coal Ce. Age ago Lbr. Co. COMANS HE: Higginbotham LIVINGSTON: R. B. mnearer. Spen er- Sauer br. Co, : NEW ATVGISTA: Arkms TELEPHONE C. R. Hooton. ARKANSAS CITY: Bad . A i R. Heck Lbr. Co. Bros. & Co. LITTLEFIELD: Whaley Lbr. Co. SHAMROCK: Wm. Cameron & (oe. WALVERN: Lindahl! Hé 4 IONE IT TO THE Swisher Lhe. Co Lor hk Cont Conbeay. ger Lum MeCleery-Dudley Lhr. Co. CORPUS CHRISTI: Chapman LUBBOCK: Batler-Baecon Lbr. Co. STEPHENVILLE: Higginboth- NEWPORT: Arkmo Lb® 38 P wet’ D rs p dtc h ) DECATUR: G. 8, Lyon % Sons oping Lumper Com _- wt: Miller Lor. Co. Lumber to, Wm. Cameron & Co. am HKros. & Co. ROGERS: Dyke Lumber 4m ‘iM Ai (| Lumber & Manufacturing Co. Houston Lbr. Roherteon Lbr. & Mfg. Co. 1. 1D. Garrison Lbr. Co, T. R. Prideaux Lbr. Co. SUDAN: Whaley Lbr. Co. SEARCY: Robbins-Sa t 0 coe ae ee en a ee % a, are wy : * es a t " , 6 ais a 2% “ = wae Beebe * ox, TSS Jape Se a — seo a oe ee. Pa eg roe ' 1 DR ae EE se anata dee a ne aw avr wt 1° a tow Sa = tags? vs bysage ve Cae tac vam ” ws, aie iS: noms ’ hair dian PS - Be yA ges eS BO! tage percents ty oat omy # Dy ehy ms Fe ee oe Bh Se we GB HN se ato) aoe Ny Pad ce tdpeny,” pe nw , he SANNA ARMAS AC) eR MC 4 ¥ +o: fas nti ita ce HG AR ode Sa pee AP es at EA ‘ é i, ome yh ® BE Bis — : ad | 2 4 ee @ » J ‘neon. 4049 Finney, yten 4449 Gartie °s4)> Franklin, O10 N War" ison, 4.43 Irttngt SML4@A are. BEROA Maury: arrer . H 3A Cleveland, are us. s, niet ry ve “a o> sae hae be -~ ’ tee 2 Ss 4 Hs mee _ be >Eges lo at Pg afier. Starling, at «immert. 8 Oe FO Bic ern 2g eer rie re Oe x hhc ae DUPO: Dupo Lumber Co. 7 M. Deal Lbr. Co. oo anem Lbr. Co. CROWELL: Wm. Cameron & Co. = McALLEN: Taylor Lbr. Co. THREE RIVEBB: D. B. Owens & Ca. : -DUQUOIN: Home Lumber Co. CHANU Nrman-Jar Lbr. Co, DALLAS: Burton Lhr. Corp. Independent Lumber Co. Rons. STU : Arkmo ) er Co ANUTE: Chanute Lbr. Co. Capitol City Brick & Coal Co. DONNA: South Texas Lbr. C¢ ates Coast poe Co. TUBKEY: Cicero Smith Lbr. Cc VA! BUREN : oa SEN; 20m wy

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J ak " : “a . ma. k = cate iy . * Paes Oware 3 Mi. igi ~ erie o at in mermore of my beioved wife our S. os ks ermti+ sh$ ’ t 4 } ThE BEREA\ ED PAM Car mother ant sister Minnie preg OU | CTY DE KERSHNER We Wish to thank PRAY friends for’ wh. (iewarted taig iife (hree veare ago | theaf mw tt) @. ‘ , ° ‘ ’ ‘ tole kins Sand avr ta Mieen ue im’ Je lo png , i Phe ef Of ong dear my e: ‘an L Wife Mre lease of sacinoas off come C'er us STOCKHOLDERS MEETING as Poe. B thm Jaye j Bigss “° ings oes bir, a for hs qT. 1m. Mi Obes ffen fiow ‘ NaoTh & is herety @-yen that the a2in‘ia ‘ *, he 7 d ")a> Ng Wuorde an? the ri f ra f 4A \e@ shia #.AyVe Keer e | rear 2 rn ting of the ef... aha dere of St. La 4 halion SMO, 4 be ge : ry 1%, es OT? thing ‘arn ago Sia tip 1 } i! ‘ "we ae Ce ee Ar z re Pisa ve rs, - fa , Tribe gan: fesgier «ws will be *. for thelr and eg? nt Ger’. es wever shail vou te | (honing és ‘he vffie@ of the company 1048.40 a? gh INe; FA THER ANI» l+A (, HT FE: ( . = wever fe "Y ’ The IT ry _y : i. rt in the tty _ f st louie. on Jan. ©? . ‘2'-U Pe lhwurte * ei v ?) P {poe t _ pe for ’ - ie “hs 2 exer] Ur thanke ¢t our Afourn. ; ‘ riers > “: re — I ‘ @t the huog ow 4 Si) >. m2. - Dt criende for espressume of svmy.iihe 4" eed FAMILY. cc) | ete nest Ott divariggs Gar ae : a the: moma a. ke sed hha am 4 . euhée year and fur the tr ‘Neaction of Weiatle -¢ i re eh i R ween and Niete In lowing a. "rv Of our dear sister ott rT Lusiness as may iw brought dete: » sh Kuti forth ir '* rit Can in io} Thereen Keue whe Geparted this life on } tere ave id a Ja ° Is Lyd ce m= SKINNER, Prep -~ cur hearte = etti) © W. scfm. ER Rey - Tre STer KteLaot. hs MEETING. Mer me fee On we miles her more, Notkve te hereby given that the ameual Ve wish to CUT OP Bincere 1} i Oe Sth @mie. her ‘ovine tace MeeUus of ihe stock “ideres of the Pulitse, : .@ ’ 1s . Tr) a ’ ‘ | 4) . “ é , eo? , ‘ ; “ " é we wialiy RB t “ om } - eae -s XN i#? “ar : er Vacs é ¥ 2 : ) Publi ttoug Co will bee Seld at the otfice . . ‘ : ‘ we ws * woes : = egal ne ae | 4 \ iz Kig’s- eanrT. 4 d ning , of tie vn pany Tweifth db ulevacd @:! 4 ig sé Tai Preseisicgs qt he 7 PCs sere vor ‘ ‘ af ’ wh Cart li Ve tii treet an thre ‘‘}ty ef St. lLauia, Mis i?) P P) gvyed a 1%u i t t ‘a ghite a ali i } Ca eref he ho ne 1? Was His wi. wourt on Mon las dei: , 27. conve: 5) gine, ones ecm mY to the Pt i ous hearte she Parl aan ine at 9 vo clovic in the forencoa: for tne F i: a: fi: hi ye x cords nt to ther rar all of 4s she did’ her be si. Purpoge of elex Uun@w a board of @irectors Memoers Be ie ‘FE aT 5 ae % God gras: bh. =, Sterna Pest, , and for the transaction of such Other bus. ‘sré iD ‘i ‘te Pia e4 . F hm epee Cb es “i any i n as ma J. H. HILME Ss “Il. ANI]: f @allr.y (tr SISTERS AND RROTWERS cee & a I kineere)y thank my frieniis for the beautiful flora! Otlenmings, and the a ; nd oe Memory of our dearly beleved wife | A. Oo LINCOLN, Seer stary, tar ; _— land mot ner. Cine va «. San “ing. who pagseu | _ Sr. ule. lec 31. 1926. a loves of the 1 Biversity Chub. uleo ern aW2V o4n. 135, JO ; STOC SEDER MEX TING — Notice is y vi vyes Of Hotel Statier fur their kindness | A previgus one f; fom us has gone. ; heredy given hut the annual Ment of j and 8yMpathy BLOWN is in our sad ts A lowing mother. if and tr ue, : the stockholiers of the Asvhait Brick arn lite Pent: in the death of Me. Patrick NO friend like Hoy on earth we'll find. nan, will be helg at the pr of the "| Hannagan. : $ Who we love , ould t ve. MIUbIQy 5°02 Soath Thirty -eighth stree:, (| MISS LOTTIE PAYNE AND HIS PAY. Tod ented? ed but could net se t ' she Citv of mt. Louie Ment mp. 8. | (ei i Carr Ca..ed h r home it Was hj * w) e . . ‘ . A . . ee. se j hut tn our hearts she lingers astt!] 927. at the hour Of 2:30 c'clock, fer the j We wish tv extend Our aincere thanks t i »? ai f US ghee «4 a Pie r ‘cat i DUuPrp. ‘Sg of Chistian” five direc tore for the and appreciation for the acta of Ritliwes [| pe, God grant her eternal reet. Owing year and for the traiention of “STUpathy and bearutife) oral otfertuss “accy Missed by her euch other poveiness na —_ be breught PreCeived = from Cur Preiatives an? many FICSRAND before if Polls onen from 2:30 >. @. to ifrenda in, UP ead bereaven: nt mm = tf HWILOREN ana J 230) aS . in © FOX. President. wee Of oUF dear Mother: ain: Wish to; GK SNOCHILDREN | JOHN P rpapey’ oe thank the priesta of Hii Trinity @arteh snd sil whe. ieved her. ) — Bt Louis, Mo Jan. 6 oo 27. (08 } the pallbearers. and F.lward men Mier = = 7 on sTOcKHOoTr. n. & Me faker. for his kind and effi, OPN bog, FE K DERG OF ! ANNA E. Flese eME tk ee CEMETERY LOTS MORGAN LINEN SERVICE. ING MRS. ET. TORLR MAN =. ie Notice is ae @iven that the gaaval tia ; CR NENT Pav] “ eruve Parkiawn.: | Meeting of to@k Rolders of the fem oe, ie gyre e Jeartiels thanks a . irda Cole Hrilltante fc! | Linen Service. Inc. wil) be he at tthe } : “ig ean Mi ana ge ih. £ = mind, EMETERY laris 4 Krave lota. ‘er) Office of the company. at 2654 § aa he ee Miner tags Sh. Sa oe oe cheap Memorial Park. 4044 @ , : ‘an . ’ +’, ie Oe tT P P , . wo ,’? } %« Pall id al ere fo th. if , nme! sai ery Mri and { i Mi} ii Mr Ll, rT ——4 mak ‘ef AAS i *. Transacting h : ‘wisainaatd : ee | eran ches a i Peta - such other bust as rene ae ye a th Stele re" ‘ery ‘ et Park Ss ote a ee ”“ seater, , | ay Properly come before the Meeting. bie, * ‘ 7 oe) sie fu) a4 ‘ . C) tice ; : , A Ww MORGAN at. ; ay RY ‘Ts PR. Bd ghd oy : Mis. VN 4 MANNIG FI MRS atures pithy fs ‘SALES ca°s 5? GC. LEWIs :T or ay {c8) ra Aloe COPY iw ANT Rest ane changed. CEMETERY. ALES CO Ab EL HORLTER. Kats |) iy aan (e@st Tan HE STOCKHOL DERS OF THe 9) © RE METERY Peeps. “tn Memortal Bari MORGAN T ATNDRY SERVICE J J with to thank my" Many fri-nde ami! ‘J erervee S068 ¢ acres Bom At... Notice te hereby fiven that the annual PRIMI Ves 9% & t? : k rave tava hale: Trt at iy a* Lew? ir) ry #2 the Wn ert Welu PY Meet ee f Hey ae re of the Mor ory s Ye & rT? i mis aie - i rand Pra e* bet me i? f : ©! 5 A — ne ‘4 nr, lia dtne§r + Se vel ae ad Ine will be hyd 4 the frye y ty © loss of mer heloes : Wate T . °e party ( Office of ree company, at 299 Morgan ‘nha B. Madiain. an fier there many beau wre , i Meche Rinses Bi Pert. | Louis Mo on the 25th day of Hite flopa fterin cm y espevialiy | ee ¢ PRoepert atts Ts) January 19° ' the hour of 9 o'clock 1} 3 a P oa hi arf g Sry | f - 3 ‘ ‘ >. as ‘ . ore : rr) far the PU PDOse Ad aed consoling wore, J: fom Chapter) Lois. Wap . eeettery 00 2 Gerive - bts 1. Electing directors for the ensul:.: We 728 ‘) F: a, Ma Voe-mte sy (.? ‘ N re Wivcved } ard iv 4~ sta Coat a Pattyn a ig Veur " WwW MITER Corriel, PoP Soawiidees Pe aris) ob aerit, P Reomgrcet ~ 34, wids S Ke» = Transacting such other bu? ineas as gg eri akin tere } Vieille h for Dis , tte away, fC). ' may pro: ee come before the Meeting. t 4 ’ te ° -. ‘ Ion PeIhe GN efficiert gs segs j K MURGAN Presiden " GE): A. MAISON. Hush. 4 F Rr‘ = TOMPSON. Srere ‘tary. (cf) Pe teh $6 eNtemd con heabetete shi ke NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING—Phe a: ' “ay Ota vy Soa ¢ rt) - hi 's orf ki . -¥ ! : ’ } ai Mire tance f the stoc kholdere of thie CARES. of -¥h Mi ba f st | SP] RY] L A] ISM Ww is t; a a !? le Pda FR. ; fe pp) ao aret. whee «hed Pan a, 3926 CHE RCH OF CHR eit. TRUTH— = ~Bis.3 Ty}.8Se | ‘ ST her writ } al dev! Pe rvices Ut a ‘ OTTO REINHARDP AND Wii} Clara Kiedeli. pastor cme | R Ie S O R yy S in Joving memor, . Lesnard \ wea SPERISTU AL CHRISTIAN ope RCH oe a “ry Whe died wane Wednesdays ~ running *treaim Within raditia of tor an ue M ig wo ; - es Cty Ds. . 4 gr went lang and & n ry) ISJSA Nort. Market at Milles af Sy Laruia Box K.- 158. oat-Dig. an J i ‘. if 43 thon eats), Who i *ed Me. M 4 Anders. : te, Wagne; E - ‘Sadly wisse@! hv. hin wife and ehildren THIRTEENTH CHURCH—4197 Ca. For Sale WIFE AND 1 Catt ¥ | « | tela ndays and 71 eda 2.30 p. m.- Ea Oo ar i Tr irsduve Ww ¢ "1 408. Droege PHO Soe pay Foo'n. lovely arounda: acre iv ting mer tr of itty Wi Fela ELEVENPH ¢ Lae ot at gn” eae es Siin AZe TO muit t€nant; on air line highwa, . ' \ i fam. 3 ] ir}: dk om tt ednesday at “145 P. m.: Thure- | “onder ti] Oppertunity for riwhe Perso: \ ‘ Ws , a) { hearta hie ss j ae: “a Pg o " ‘ y ning B30> Park | fies ww) n Mar h; ] rent. leaa. or will corn Oniv ¢ me wri figs ( sm) 8. i nine _ ite ss alte srt tou, der _tfade Kor Ne ‘Oat - Dia. (cht) nf 2ite! that is bor macy ee er : oa: | LOG TAVERN INN—Koadhouse and new r , fo ¢ eile e? . bei yeet \ i ‘ E CRT! nies — t niv ‘ in or4 ne tee rast “ fp SeCRCH ¢ FINIS Das bth tircuns vem bungalow, electric. bath, furnace SAY Tals sen liert Ml. Sunday acrvices 7 § i | ane No. 61: ' $KU00: s Owner of ar Shite Howey | oert JO a62 messages | -. Re T. rp On” pretnises Barnhart, Mo se Caacher (ree Saniona), who dapia bieddiend Weauinet. a en | [RESORT ORCL R SiTE—-Neiural lake Jan 14. 1671 ft CTIA Pai h a6) o renewed: O44s spring fed: some nice timber and a: ‘ao * . ) aoe ee i eae i © a as | R P iv... M 5+ * rey y j wlay tiie] iNif ho vemente a ‘ . t. 2 Po UG the ma ides f othe sews Fricav. BM op om ndvc fed by Mrs. Dia- fat. “rarite Cite Phone 2, ©. san .(cB9) 4 ’ t aat fixy= rit la? , rif ry wie tae . "Dina ~ ——— As ms ) a, e gb Hs j Taverne ATT wees re serey ; MERAMEC RIVER COTTAGE radia chet gar eee esa |. SOUR, SAVING git | AL, CY ROH ~|. -Svae M issisaippd River: aplenJi4 4-room Cet a Sates HTD ARON a | 720 ee 7 2 op. om itage. 4-vm oe ee Urn end PATH ER Mi § MSAMONA. $ cs Pa : ar “ae le ™~ « “ee } = p). oe furnishings. ater py stem> motor t’> at etc.: 5 CMe rirance « j af? beloved }7, °° sip Se a we may et K 1 _ n b. walt TER aT. ‘ae " wonderty; mA ont Mn gllary Boulicauiit, who diee | afk circle Weduredag pene, 6 | Wate WRISBERG, 3906 ~%_Greng, 16 jp HVER ne ae INSPIRAT] *N ( “sd thing ad | Rae A rere H@oone from yea } At Pore, Services “titday $ pp Miostilay ae . Votse. Wee iired ia ae P {7 =das 8 om. Mire Reddick atest” | CLUB MEMBERSHIPs S Plac® §@ Vvacan*’ x4 ° home t + IME MEE RSHIP in Biking club is open | to mich newer -can be fitied . HRIST CBPRC Ha 50 lay. 11 and| .*‘eral’ more pentie ‘men, Box A-364. bins. EL SMITH +. Thurgday * 24) SOLO Case P5034 1 Post lispaten ial VIL fren | 4 Fr) er «? (ry oe ba be a Way, Er eiatss } aii j 4 Su) i ri Hey ) y ley L hers v >; a ified thie | Meters, (Wie) ] O YOU HU NT ioe ae nay hes a ign. ten TEMPLE or FORCE —— Every T iesday OR FIS SH? pi eee y An. Weinesday, 2 34) Understand the We are buliding one of the game rs ae r Pile we ¢ geei,.e | SU (Matlods tm vou Mra. Peterson. 2118 Preserves, nm Missouri: To00 acres of land . tee ree ; i ie be ote Vet 460k ‘kh one mor, or five tirnes ae large Aas Ast . , sa ¥ Morea larh One ll-acre jake comp) ; , e oe CE? Fh 09 hrs teers j bes .8Uel Churc:, ®PTVice rene wed: 5445 | Tre} a - ~ > ' 3 \ i * 4 re okt ’ be Pp nd fee oeeay, 2 m Tuesdas Another SO-acre lake Under construction , F ee —P Fr } fay : D ‘a. Conduc t@u by Mri We bie incorporate d under the jaws of Reiuna st). why odeyeeiat eh te ife; emond all wele me ic100 Mme crtis Wh Dts Neve OWE A . on ,. %¢ d,s? : 7 “” Pe, Ta TVilheys URC H—-Sepyjcne. Pp. 4 Not AN me GO IN DERT. A Vin@® a: 14 a rn Me PRL ON Vamicventer berebiy way! give You a 9 = e1? and Mer to the ehh Ag tay Re Nh (tid Was ti “Man” Edwars| S°nd yous vacation Write mes Jog ed ee. lh ‘ 7 "ht Bs lisa kot Medd; 77 R sere Bettis, waldty 1302 In Salle Bul! ding. ate , Phe ° &« nn r,e? i : é‘ : . a aingw ag) re irine } cm» 4 my OD ete AND Stig 3 iS REINHARDT gp | TENTH Chen, IS Sundae at ze ‘Bite. VY Fp Aaperey : Mariuas H{, Mia . 1 Bocas Coop, eh ema ge Senne -GOE Mods: wince | Gas at oe \-) 80Cia! ane LOST 3 nail FOUND : te pe! Cvee red fponejey For pe 5m Proeyy 6) f “ Tote lay J mr sth, an rind us — Grr th. choy , tw tre j bhai! i.? ¢j Nat i"ai Piricge Al: *e “el Bere sven nye oh Gene oe nf 3 e atts i Boers Wife Anna. Pareesi: «4 the 7 P Wines ( Secced Heare Churey | DIVENGS (TRUTHS SPIRITUAL DAL bear re 33 7 em Niehaus ty. | Cll Boas Servite Sunday aftern on, at | Lost y { f, f : are tye ory} - ia array hes a% ‘ ig Prt a? + Wedn-sday } a. . —— eet or the eet ee fleur of? rinas ali Frjay » chie «o« . hie. ss Muciller | AIREDALE lost; fema le. Rei tt THE pr RAY MI" Sst awe, Bit er: 4 (] rns *Veryburdy VWeicome. l4lu Maison , reward TYler 32 ‘ ND Pawery 7 *OOGA S Jefferann » rosa itej M shrery ov Yiteevige ‘Buide iy A lgat. = ¢ — tel w wn Westmore. and an : : ris ih wf . ‘ ‘ P a lif eeuge * « We} : + BEY it ® Ail wejeomne ta (ec) thieattejel gs ok ee v8 ‘. poihyg ISHITESE JA Ske Loot, Cae, Prt: Pation ern. oi rons: ewe . .: iiteratur rewarr P\rreat 414 ' v intamed tn | : First “pirit Assoc ‘-attOM, Ine. i dand Caliren. and AN Who Loved ed ane , | BULL. 1d 005 — Lot, brindle femae, ‘please : yuhe Nesters bye MS Sth Me a pile breast: ¢ white fet and white sad ae we to 1 ; | at POOR ppd tal white on face. brows cree r ‘ ¢ . ; + r ’ ‘ - 3 aS tliat Pews : Te ward. 6122 Rastun. Por: bin in ‘et 5S427™M 76) Mts oA re de Veokt q] COMPACT Let: with Liower oes a, i White guja ot Chain. FUrest i a “a are’ me ‘ ,ar . 4 1 = - hae ' ; hair cv SHIONS -Loet, 8 ‘for Dorrie: te 3 Berth law? » si . : jastste aay, 2 a le it s? “a+ 2) 44A R itge ri ro id sig ti! iWaya K ut ‘ ren . . (He —Tevwt, epmas} female beagle, Qiti, gs a Four friemda and and Allen ht. Tecu, 714 Soulard X rhe we oo Pons ere ‘e terrier bleck and White jor? 9 ofan Baer, ha 8 4 .(T wae Simtled ed to 3734 Oregon sv. re ; Ward — sm. ER FAMILY. 4 (MMe mI et Bngliep Setter. nelghberisc ‘ 178 “Mubhaupton black and white bias ry of my dear hen $ ata Gu ears fe ward Kl veraide SAZ0J f. a9 bis +} . IM etek bound fernale. woe a:.4 st a A l? ’& 4 Pr iatck fare Fouttead reward. JE ese | » ’ la 4 ig > . Sore st} ] aM {, vr , Ld a . PORE ee bas M1 — - — A . : ‘ s p ie: sa - £6 Bt je j set Prev ead luwt Soler me. ah ihe: aired Winnie 7 de, fustiay Xia £ black Care, eretted reward for inderena avy th 2 : “ ke + lat i 4 ; ; ; OO .a,; ~ @f, . 19. her, I oreee #142 fa . ‘ ‘ ‘, ‘a. i > tds b. me Pas ~ ased fy WIFE af ass vf : ‘ wig THe ; re He bat more Cug anewers o Rane OREN ANI' «MAN a pita “i Kc : : of Thuoder tans collar with lire: We. te e ,VRhRRSOIN 2 ‘UIs Ceoniry wmornes -~r ward oe a lrmmeett tes - ne 6! ytee Al) ~~ DisG—-Leet a biases Dd white wire. aires! w Pred P ° . - ‘ - o ond i* Pome \ ‘ tse “? P 2 ‘ mit Vv Pox T+ + .* e iT "if*i. old Return, Ma footer a>f? Ot Le Bel =. 7 he g Burt A i PO vr eat 4 ara sper. row os. ae thie iife 4 j at "ER-OON at "arts Wiss BVEP* pacws To Tee ey I .0t te ¢xicep are ga fa bs git em Tiptior hag ow er weward 6436. Temata ee *» ait mee cn * G8 $s 6? 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si ND — me 250 BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL SSS in these columns today: _ 7 : ee eee POST -DISP me ne aro a —— pa ee oo cdtadinanencatiinienntt ELECTRIC WIRING, Te. INSTRUCTION Safa SITUATIONS —MEN. eoys ‘s TUAT: ONS—MEN. BOYS SiTUATIONS—WOMEN, — LS S:TUATIONS—WoK “as $1 Lear Photo-bu raving Tt aoe eC ese Sit. Seo OF een = oe a . : - : . ‘ ~ c re of eer bags eT - id E'¢. . * a LOST AND ‘FOUND rer owe? as me an ON ree eee pen ] : ‘German. a8 cc r gene onic titears +! Alcot ) rie Ce aids Beta ee RITA FR red. lLAcle ;. SPE Ld ee RT . 1 w. 3 5 : Pg , om rt. 4%) Greseece : — s Ki: pen. son Waetng'oa. ii Toeredage Bis Lang * oa ime 8 Ole log P — cp eeTry hMurm Zocser Neck wear Se Le FI : 0+ ela ae ae els A PL ES Map om te ow og : 4, ae shen Read + “CU TTER ee resaes Kahr ee 405 ¥ ash gatoa. te RAN nol _ oe GAS PIPE CLEANE®? —_— = 4 - 41° — it~ REAL 2 STATE. . LAUNDRY AND CURTA.N CLEANING Mo Oe nfm, SES, POUR, Re ai, PE gy, r‘agtering va hilne roe | 19°" matte aan | _ FORE! MIAN “2 +s - ".. ia , ———— — Ss re c~ , ait ben i bw \I 3 v- gt i e ~a! a> Q , VSTRUCTION tilve oy 4 *{ *. castes r ny jon” 3 eT ie ht im “at ar «$ . , — © - ie hide | BV phy Rie Byes TM » Fir MS fuel &l ee: fats i o Suara teec, 2 4 e ke? without b: . e -* . . ’ b 2.4 LTE PSP Wal PaPrreNG— E. s coll Spy Vy Pe: wien Cae , pay ¥ a Ggtierty, ¢ « a sttancy. Esonomics An Tnusnal Opportunity > and Commission LH 2 Sot CA Ya toate * Write or phone tocay = 7 ae erpereneced ine Hanzers MUS'MSss S: : : ie exper ~: ea ee | e ee Mo Walss.” 4003) Page Bi 2 ere ee ncwusttiougs \ousr — 45 wtiy honest, ue ua. RD Bor Tal, Gee -Cue : : : : : etic esse, TLL : we © eee ; } : 4 ' Geman: ma . . — ‘- , “Slats e@frvin rom and . aeiary required rer * es Watt R- ner at : : 3, J : $ ‘ Um a , , ’ ~ - : ‘ : ‘ : = — ‘ = wig Box 2 : ince é v4 - ; , . — . tr f * $2 Ts work “9 139° ° J? ifr : i i n .” é ~ ' a . tee . . ‘ — a 4 . ~ : . . e . , : sin : hee war livia tirg fot f aie ot tr spatch ipertenced a he am, eee on aE: ~ : ¢ ° . MAINTENANCE uM AN-— Ls se . s+ . Be" ‘ : ‘ , . . a ‘ “ . . ¢ . ace a . = ae 5aOW . a, * . . 4 . q . . e,.* ; “> it “ei $ ~ ale ! 4 } : - . ; 2 * 34 : ’ a F { gnowtetee of Bi Knirse at 4 : : ; . . . : ‘ : f “ for SO for ¥o0 4 We RY, Sed ithe NO, Mg 5 AGRE Mi aba Rese 8 pc* ta ese See Be GB oe BD Wea te -& alc S.ace en &.-—~ Fae at : rTeeore: one hen A 8 EN PO ) Fie Sa HER ws AE RI ALE RARE gi AO RET ME LCDI “ech ad te: OMI ninth, pat i PB bg. SA ‘ Be ae CARPET CLEAN’G—UPH'LS'G a. . z >. ~ RE T “earring: Globe Cape! eaners tra: 4253. g.ejerr Es 1 ne mf $i gtS 8212 tes Sake as OS Ey Sat ad el *é OME * Ted e G. Praner Supply Co. ere 7 3 | aaa : ih — a : é ‘a y an te ~\ 4 : ; ¢ . é ? : : < | ae : : ” ; ; sexe ; we | eh : 7 3 wait © : 4837 ‘Seer ~ to J Orr, Ke ls oe eae ware Pare — : : MECHANICAL ExGIVESR ¢ ogo i : < j ro , » 9 | rom roe Eee OA | OF “As 2 PE! es me ne, ETC - Bes nm ete ! @x be — on anré fiaia:e | : ; Ps “ 7 = ° ' . 7 a ey APH ; ? ) we : ; ~ineneel . a eat @ rry {gis ty f rahe des $ he Rive Mw“ 4 s a TRYIN, ' } oe ree 8 ; m4 oe — sf ' : . : oe. a : — ‘spew tere Seici-s te an a : ane : 7 : , ’ = # r : - ’ , ? ’ 4 ‘ . . - ‘ - oid -s 4 Seer * Ga iv let abe rtves "oe * ae Cn ee Oe . nd ; i . . a3 ’ . , ’ Tinde': S318 : : 3 ' | | : eirmng and Peps! feaeomavie Fi i-est 314) * ; . , - : : —— . Sea eon _————— ee ee —_ -_ _— 2 : %, P . ss rn —~ rie » evans Bik! Nye “an ; » & rw . » . a : ; ; The Cn Operat » =OPt : a Beera, YOrhwwa , : j 10 Sering Geruem bts. fore: KE Ree 1 Rtn te ra (e00) | ar; reterences. ‘T. Baamaea, Victor Liosm | Pest -buseian,

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MATNTEN, ANC P ‘hatit ¢ APen| Neations aud an” AND Wy IPE ~ Kaper ‘A per ence.) ra f. "a0 20 lye Peference ‘horonghly e ‘perienced in Apply Employment merv7anine floor. - BAER & PULLER for work, Mo i oan collect aaewurt ‘a Box wae Post e. sl JANUARY 11 @LINDER Kress care_ of ho: Ine hort Kn! fe neton e\. ag for pants: day only. bie FILERS— Brier vi . Dp:V a i re Re ead 7. Steck gineer, capable o: dentenine electry- chinery, tools, gigs an! steady u“u wh Storage, 1200) PE MACHINE Of-toWNn Proeltion By, x ——_—_— — me op. Apply ai must be over 16 FOREMAN SEWER « “ONSTRUCTION 10 monthe job out of rious experience a: dg né 92 42 amplo yrs B 3 H-46 FRY COOK— $25 pe- Employment Purean BHOUSEMAN—W 1: !. Post. IMenat . é BOUPE AND YARD MIAN — Mi mig per month. wen Hien ge caring for e@hris Vo mooewinge ing windows. Carine flor furn low thie work as a huwne«s references from past en} work ¢f this kin J. DD; An Unusnal Opportunity $25 and Commission 3 experienced ine: B PRESS Pi eidate rn i A Printinnmw ¢ 4 $ Pj? Essa va Wh. Kili * Miller a: id Ornepr pisbadrss ve Sa ai id 6° ® balury Trequ!re a” 4 Porst-j me ‘a! ~ JUN Ox DRE: CLERK ruck Ny iy 3K Fs set MAC "HINISTS toulmake mian- DPOELOUT pia] oe Ti} MACHINIST. a) round nZ experience t "e iH) miles . from Coy" #9 | ef Tag hag? ae Perericed: eome “gt Monday, ae WALTERS cor A Walnut. for e higt Grade ris CMOrr to cove the Indu trade In Soutien tastern half Vf Aline. Headquarters town wl] uls. The success? i} age S3@ w tyes tiathy Ge ter ti DUS we. ¢ ‘i Ye ars ‘ents, A ieta ed KOM edie ifm ds aa. He CPsgary us’ j de wil! foe (rahi COLD QE bye f uj FT ie oar ’ Iw Adiiross rey ?: ¢'} LETS TS | Ss & M 4 tal Sf Katisas 4 ty Nf et alis , me Nee” ash NDP Laden Gg. wi Siate Loon ayy di C* jot ane? Olepria tg if ‘ { Nr ks Ar: OYTO pity erien. Ow bv 3? rT ate ite cz | ie. jer’ \ Care ag eettise tnt 8 ’ N ‘4 a. : ia | hd 17, . ty Nhe ds ioe 7 Ey *@ BET © ia eee a he i e: r M “a 2{'t);] S . ‘ “ +@ica! j ers i alBbe - ]) ie ee: if i a! bigdive ~ ; ‘mK Aq y: Bee a> t | Pe ee i Tt Cabo Acuress a) fer & TO; ‘mir ir Me OWN property i 2 ex ed uth e} f eee - ® ne aWear i Zu ne Y' Ch Moms “V4NtyY and eft, 2 adem * t& make liime jf Cartilvges also; © phone a oe F Ce a M733 3.4 fart taeen | Pie MTR. Peat Le re q4y s 4 ¢} ar for remy : i i *akhatl? AY 4 ; ’ ] “= a v4 ti ‘ r\ j r fs \ te ' rr} @ ariie - ii bh Onl iz ‘ Ktu SQ.¢ Ory gi nnig »* . Vins sa > ¥ for right tian For real eas [hut oeen : ms 5 Tiiint f4apabtl, f ian) cuted ‘ong of c werd bh Tem yg, vrrceeiitage 3: . Al pg Mle ; we iis h~i per Biirean 5¢@0 me | hi Oe I SI Dertenced on Qutes WTA) N 1Oth, MECHAN NICAL nvoneien : wretuate with er era! Fi . ’stien and AND BO YS WANTED— AGENTS WANT WELP WANTED—MEN, —— —- ls the positio lt vcs, Nn you seek advertised in these columns taday? AGENTS WANTED—MEN | eeimce make ready oT. hast is 8. cane ramen WANTED -—Must be clean and 7 se don't apply. > *LE—Miidie: aged, ee near ee T RE R REPRES| _SA ee — re ss ter 876). or Wib«t ToS i3M @TTER—On dresses. iD hat noony AG re __ S08 Bc ne pe $100 tr, $1000 ae ; Hurst-Zucker esto ne jance,” dpiacion. 5'> 7 Pee siallceiiatinstaatie CUTTER woo! dr: ‘seco. oo om and a mh boy DESIGN 5 MAN— ASSIST ANT OMe st lo represen “STYLE Ta te ( 540 CZ ter; aod vari. Ba ruer law: must h8ve wood «ity ref 44 Any aie noe 50 ° A.ao 2- Liece Came drawing | yy, ,, ‘LEN CO... 300 ~ roe. raod state Mic re | men = S Imelue cing ee New |), iD ward Bh: ot Co, ai s $path arin, on)” Ornan iental Tron W 0 fliers atlra fares. nent in@: {ie cour ning 4 ' a ities. _Kox J 411, “sit st- Big conmine an wit | Hi. tence anf alary | $° AP FR WW ae o peahange. w Mic ' , Programa from bie Eat Tailors. co. | : i re le Ar rane men Supervisors: those who are kind of work or have gu. lieve they Couid hbamdle « ! Ararigh pe aaa direcicr, Sunday, 9 aia oe imi bios = a H Te Pp net one | iT te Nn ha, Hesde Let wee * AE ESAMEN Vn - BOOTIE ela PRESSMEN—Expertonced, Chandler-Priae Man with hand com- TO a : $20.00 A VE AR - ALL Uli ING S AL EXME: * = j > , ‘ence would be porary work lasting for one month must be courteous, well eno educated to spell correctly, mean bus’ aan era! read proof, ete. Pe ea | riety Py Wi Call in Room 116. 1 NDERWE AR SALES rk 4s largest rn: an nfs between 3 and Monday afier- noes ‘ele ‘ St. Louis and Vi ee ee 1] re. territory ne open in Miesourt linots “MAN ae -E MEU HANIC i8 Con pany hae Ar) ike charges of two ’ eae ‘ ms mie ‘he rd. j ie gg m iat ty J Paliul, Alene ¢ Yac CUUIM @ ACHIN ix) ex ee! fh ° | Wanted by @ leading @. Leute stere: ,. | CePtionally good “onection for QD exzpert- “| @Ced man of itn lUgence fee na * i te euergy - | Give ful detatle of present and previous | COUN@EIIONg in COD fidentia) letter to reed avcrage of $9086 , A372 Bo , sarion 8 Diepaich. ‘21 | COMPENSATION AND nd | AU TOMOBILE INSURANCE nd ftn- tpertery. ef salesman - sal ben *itten, ! ae... Q@itraciive Pre “besition Yor — hustler - | Co f identiaj Box Db Db 342 P Post Dig icone larme | TWO FOR ¢ $29.50 ine of the | Ri urictes. Egrs! salag opportunity evga Mens $17. SO) eutts and top coats. eA now ready Act quick CHOICE EMPTZ ae t naliona) ane inca in 5t. Louls aplen dy) oouertuatiy fe "independent Pit Nationa] Organization WHOSE PRODvUOr tT WaTtoss ALLY KNOWS AND ADVER. TISED 2 1 | B SER MES Op SEVERAL HIGH. GRADE SALESMEN. AFPLY MONDAY AT 4 _ M ONLY POSTIINELY NO orit. rie Tes MIR STERRKETT. ROOM 67 PAI'j, BROWN BLDG.. ae 4 ( (60.00 A WEE » EXPE? AND BONUS VEED #ALmauum Moet have car. Selling Ment ete Sy Pee TT wil!ingness w ie t.; Nationally known. si. OTP tanvfecturing compiete line ba Feito feeda. goid direct farmere ar foolers Ite at e°aen! suet rigning Pre [or 4 edge 'ecTitories are gmal! @0 + — Tia be mment ef home lve 2 | €! h d a4-°8 experience, Do no anply if very Toke and lust lechian for a vances tad & eft fob Ouivy reeponat}je mheert Whe ure intereated fn a wmanen t ri} ron with a future for mak more ee will be considered. Hox J-31¢ . Poet. we S500) per year and Upward and whe sve Rave w part of thete earnings: eon, hing penile. elore fiatures. or similar ‘Ay Bpecinity welling experience desir Pai ie t | ALA Ayom,! itely Decessary, but nus? have ear: both Cily and nearby tern fAperenced galesinen hone Ww. J Montvumery. room fov4 efferson te). “t Js uis between 9 and 6 Monday for CITY SALESMEN el" tae ane ye “aria “Pl arintn to me }]} r@tahlished com» fevbtlies whith are enjoying «@ i¢e volume of sales and are evcew i thelr resnective lineage. , One@'t, conactentious. clean bvtoeg hard wo: kets bet waen dis of 2% ond 3. geod apply. _ ay Si) & month Bah feet 9 sae Ac. ftom: bile dee rable, bey Prey (aeertitia) Bx ‘fj? nane q..¢ hen! lio A- 368. Pust Diinpeat ', Sf KWEC C’ “TRA PARK i ‘ neral ia ' fa. “Ale low byl, in , i’ j iF Tit fi aa MN, a. « _¢e " eeded for one vermManrt rth ong 2 t te ——s ; Auple to Mr ip: USH. BURNS REALTY Co. Senn eee - — ~ -_— een: te OS oy ees PR “ees ge > we OA = arta ee. ee 2 ee Regen: a 1. “Ts Dd ~ ad tim -. PRCT neater ae —- Pe oie. s : atid itt we vee ike ae Toe ~— ib ee ~~... ae . ~~ OO ir ccntey ~~ ene . POO aa, ee RII rie | »~ % SORE. ay, OG rg tepeteeys PCR Beas 162. NS ie ” AEE as LS Fin Be 2 ly eget i pel ek ee They EE ite 82 a: alee wo OE RL Ra IG eh An te ie “Sy ee "20 ae RR we pe =e ~*~ w 1 ~ * re + eal le MBiggan. etme SY eee Se sz hr

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we ST.LOUIS : Y 184 POST-DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST ST- DISPATCH az WEEK’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET ees = | OE STN fexeaT ACTIVI SSS MEME BOND MARKET: . PA hore ve Si Ga NINN ere OE a "es fae a pat 8 pul ~ ees ep re ! gh io . RM A a OT a has ot og ’ #3 ig YAY gi ne eee ‘Socks 054 Anz ey toe 7 TS a Te =e fs - 4 ~*/ i e . Ps “a Sn - 2 videna ies Pg : a: ‘T[ocks an@ Annual. Sales oo. A er ‘ i /s44c§ . se : ; HT a i t ; ter * Ra 6 ? - fre a . nt. , . einen ' - i r “ ly j . t3 ae 0. ° . . r : _¢ 10 ° —at . aoe , » oe . ye . P ee Eee ‘ seein —--— - —— =. Work. Week. Week | . “On ae for for for : (oc! : 7 ae | BY the Assocta:e: Praes ray . ae ppt, . ‘yy T4685 r . 7 p I ja" ‘° ve ™ " : OQ ’ > we ¢ 4 “~ —j .. * ys We. Sibaihe U3 Sc ‘dae é o NEW YORK Jas 1s : B: ~~ “3 Y sie cee, se eee Veni We Week | 8 the Cy "g-gn, eo. Pie ae 51 ek. x: t & ‘ ' ce “Omg oe a ; Hh. , ? os , : . M ' ; ' PL 1% Was OX Onde ¥ “ ‘= ‘ : ; m4 ’ incitn ts ¢ a - 7 : . Roierars —e ass set S| 89s eve a pe, Ot § me [Sf 8 tute | aay | Higher Yielding Varieties in | Best Demand During Week—One Day’s Trade Largest in Two Years. om «, , - . «ee ~ . dvhane + af lis . ed Acams tx Situation in Securities Very | isi: s23-Asvence Ramey, | 7178 1” oe ‘sag Ceres Different From What it: 120.225 A2meee: | ae oh Sear ees epee ; Wey LubDer ; ~° oie eat ae ea Was a Year Ago—Activ-- .f , 24%. Rsoees ge Purl a iron ity Now Centers in Bonds Whereas Then It Was Concentrated in Stocks. ee > -- ~~ ~ € ® @. Dery Qc we: Y P P o- Oo de bee eor.s af ££4 = Ao. err .. — Feit dad s - e -¢ -) 7 > m>- ae FOES OO PG “ re ee ~ - 7 ~ , G@edted | | x; - fe - re es es nae » . rt , + 3 on vs ~- Ae 11a ‘ile J J =. . ‘ ‘ @perta! to *>he Poat-Dispatc >. oe | n R b + . | _ . ae ' MEW YORK. Jam 13.—The story a? ¢ : | = ps | : ? onae 1 *8 f -week's development in the bond maret te! “oR rose Seats te a ome of great activity accompanied by seat |, $e . a ay rising prices. with new favorites takes i bs a up ee the advance in others sicwed dows fi ~ és. i ° ; = > AD elie nw -3&» repro MARKET AVERAGES | NE' ORK Jan 1$.—£ [Owln — A@e domestic bomis aad a Dew high for all time for the li foreign grouD. ' Naturaiiy enough. {t wag the hig yielding varieti¢e whicen were tp the mest argent d@eman! because thee: combing f speculative poesinil! ties with ovestment ralme, and vet the so-vcalied gilt --dge were Bet Beg ected and United S'ates Gow und the ‘ast Pear. ine ai ap - ©OUnS . aa Po me om pe ie a ’ Ee Aes tlagane og os aete rr ¢ « re SOP Lg ~ > Lm nd, Ch a> tf SPS OH J OEM Po ‘ i195 sa 7 ty the New York t-Diapatch. lo.—The £re. CCbyrighied } cy, $ays: a S Am Hite Ler ; | “ : ; ni . : ~ : . ae =) . “-#-Lad ee . & f ‘ 4 it ze é @ a>». Pr: bit" ce fF Cs OR Phi al ~~ bat as 7 ee ie its $e mre @Sie OSLESS A iyi i] %. t “oe Ge “ore che 9a Rbi nen Ve we: ; P~zhile utilities end in@fustriale were Rand K . ¢3 on fee baatman Aodak s> Bim: mt 4 4 KE Bo bae ds tieadl Ss & ~' ier good demand te age'n mercing s -iimb of several mm, a. | Reewssions on "eei2I Ge were eustal Delaware & Hoods nm CONvertible Je. $ ? — 3 wae f 1chenge = Narthe-r Ts. M irneape ‘ 2 ae : Northern Pacifie 3g oorter te “— “" ‘ a oe Chicago Stock Saleg 96 222...) > ssmecotothy? ais an ww “Pet, a Rise we Of | __ Cur ~ port of 4 oi = --¥ | eo enormoualy but the Steadily risen unti} t¢ “OW 22 the average tha- at any te S:NCe the War In face ihn ron ¢ ede BVAaliable from the «: mle ” -O8crintions {Oo levels - gy ree wighly attractive. has turned actention of 'n¥estors afr-ee> te “ela of foreten. '§8ces ang the | See Pallrond bona, * Segal -ow Suthorities in the financis i @! ; “ict spay freely in their wo *"sations that the next ore Iike!ly to bring ‘wer Prices for 5. nds ‘Derty and Treasury iS$®ueg “VWity {tn these increased on “W eign of a furtnes fa ints °aa ea “JdF og a ia ¢ 7 Pw oe ya 3 *- — o | re (7 Be. - merge > > he be By Leased Wire from the New Y, Bureau of the Post- Dispatch, VEW YORK. Jan. 15.—The ning Poet. om ats (Opyrighkted wee sre: gm er hange review loday, says Sole 4 ‘ *.> mre¢ im™! portant a «tte Tov earns i 4 Mange in ‘* treuuent Caiaye e°upe iB t( Wy *men'e? were 4, -- ‘ F Shey sé eu ike i S rhe Be im po = +a Ageur . Ps Ca ee & -« - mB ~ S$ S566 e Rise itn Foreigs Ronds The fact Tréemaing howeve- td © rise in foretn bonde he : a ""@ Moe: interestin¢ deve! “ gi ® marker recentiy and. “'amation ts rot 4ifficy:. . Donds a8 we!!! as sto. vestors a’ ware are ne i@ Dest BS 4 fa- cable. he emenr oF receipts of » “") UO) in opanes cUnsignued | “ eh ‘enge Irving Trem ed ; aed ye any s men fren “O'R orig err ex! Borge. : ® salu re e239 ap © wei & Re 7“. . re 09 (* r+ ew xX toward » s? vi “Urrencteg and le ee, >rovement Of? tn tr{ } COPrAte 4 Germany aoe S. TP Of tne sao | ] enees that have "§'£ioM to ~ ow > * p46 2 ‘ao es ¢ ot ES Germans ez: &® | Bi dare and ¢ “S-#°ent buy | Nad wn ™ PEP EY EY. be b> ZR s g BF - mt = L j $3585. fyeesye—-; ’ on et Pinte. from ebheroad * =, ; 4 + > .“ 4 - — 2 2 a . in 3 . ; iy TiS : nde . » » J r : ey : Dh. ‘ en : > ™ ve 7 S ean P he - Se. #7 . : : , 4 £ a ad as pe ry : . Pa wes . be 4 « a e : cs - ; ‘ 2 a ~ ’ r q . w - ta : cos ; “ é Pidg f ‘4 — 4 - » . ‘. ae > S oe | x - et , . a 7 . 4 , , ’ P, q =. - , rq ¥ = > Age 3 e * * >» SF Te. . “3 Sa a. b « > Jn ~ F ; 4 : a : 4 , . . > : t ; t wo Ooo C ad - e- ttstlic Cc ® - e F “ry an i a demand @nd the de-.- mn Confunctian \igher. a age 23" ~ a nal ] a$3s - Guia. — a éeman Prine © @eetien erle «chenge Sj} or . a (od pe OF dh pe .0 ~ ~ *. sf iG OLS Gs a > . ae — Le) Rect ané Fil. ‘(io eg rm By me eS ne ae 7 Cad, oe $ tere Pre a — ' 4 LL207 , “4 ng ng Pw m2 > “4 * - t+ +@& ‘ Ae lac -, + * iad e- °¢ Wes i) PDOn t's. e A aS Jf . 47 66 hy ~ a sn + « B ttmweqa ¢ PO 2Oe- ©: $28 me 6 é Sop ut tS) a ~ene 4 * ep Sys é oer OK Uwe 4s £ _ + ¥4 as Ries me | ge neg $&s23- $SP ¢ & G2 > pee > 2 & 4 . 7 & -«¢€ > * pope Ty » ee ¢ ue a SERS: Piticrnmamecme pe mee ©, 5 , ‘ vue Me ‘ ad ; to Ree . aa . - > -_ ’ es Ppa ay" n ivy ® e- ‘ ‘ éé aa 2p adits r Sx -~ * 4 oo a D4 oo aes | "PeOas + £6364 € =" Samy ‘ . ‘ he ‘ 4 fe @¢ «ss ‘_ + BtAr DY ASE f -- - Qu 4 “Ga a P| ~e > ~ oe Mp a yuw cic * 20 @ee a st R&D - ee od e : FSP SG y ad ¢ “4 Red-r- PY Lou — Bere “ 'Tespoadin ‘Gis year r C4 Shs **e5.8 i) “ & @>> ‘ de ws 44g a 3 a ete L215 - i) sae 3 ‘ —t «(6A i144 Warren Broe 4.... & os A e>er Heilbron ¢. a £ @iii3 wae $S4SP GS P o»,emece ees | Serna ¢ Hidsor @ Wa- 2 8 iedewr & MW 5-e T22Oon Nogue: 8 7p Mrtom 3 a TT? Gene - es a &g* a ee Pe C'S ésstase ea ~~ LY Stet ToS « 6 * ee = a) *~ 10 - ‘a o"o ~ | Jl 2458 ee ‘ “? ww eee tn tle * **@e% 1% sserks oe ‘13 \ Wee: ~~ -6! * ») a a i) rr $e 4S #hik gag ES Fe Sy ee SEE ORIN an ge. Diba ars »? Pt ger 4 a SL 20g é * @e i ee 7% sed to @icees ' | | 7 _*8 Market =~. — Avorable signe * be 4 Sé oo 4 a eed A i a a @-ee« ~ 63 . os we ~ “PLé Owns a. a 4s se oa 3 toon arses Seb Sbéé PERRY Kas: ie. ‘ . 4S SEF Se da iO iaed worries... 2» mi 2D i$ ‘ae Pte f £4 ‘a © Fetee yes ®@eee 0@ ++... 3.28: &‘~s . aD hn int $4 LFF | | St aa sarp lifted ig - fa @ & od ng oe 4 e«e z OH agp . ’ ratte 20Gr wae ¢ ®t the opesing lative rails had , “MR OUPD. ce of 84: 225 92 7 + : ? ‘evele ‘or the ee | 824 the @anns, 3 : - | tracted atten:: . 880 ard te cola eo . ‘ion w * saan . th her th race ” of $i2. 210 2? “are, a: HB V@e* tr a= is i " erase ea 2 , o. [Be ‘hcreage4 ree _— | a : New York « - Offee. + NEW YORK. Jan LS. ~..Onee pt gy arin ‘@ uneh + Ay me der ¢ 7 } he iafluence of , ‘Tc reased $24 973 109 d . ® ‘ood tmvestmen: =e it Press ie * . i: , : : os 4 Be | abd *he '@9e — . ) 78 te ie Seman "PON tortay St O atrance o- «. a ‘ gril is mwer Sa- “vs » © 8 Seine a9 theese ; Peseess wip: . cen hy Brazil tas | I i N'VESTMENT ECURITIE e- FPaQ@eary - ; . , . °° 62:2 Oi an wyOOT 34 4 , Business foanme “-"l ox? ‘- e™a"' v- " ‘ : . ° ereha ‘Nto «2 and oe iit leat - Sens: "gee ard te~mara for rf his sd . 6 ” .- : . ) P a _ 5 ~_ ’ oe ~ be Bh , . Dearne ea “ a . y ‘ 3 P 4 ; . ‘ . 4 a ii e | 7 3 | vs: : . W, . ° 4 «@ x. 4 ‘ lite fecitnes 2 vm ~ « ee ne | ) | ‘ Meditics Up, Sitgarty + eS gm “! "es ‘rf [Re se: | 2 . 7:5 ome egy *"TTewhae- mung yt ered}, ' ard C3tze as reactionary we Tatee turnes groaned | wine at . mag spate ; Si ~Tarkeats 5 Ses Bie Com rane _ : vance ards ‘ sR ed ; ed the Same Plena xs ze ; ’ a Y ie ‘ . others ° *y Pa..y'- # & ee ty » é . “¢ *S aso Baise ~~ far Which 5 ; . ' & ater @aryr | mae > . ; } wa... Qu = > | OU rtos . ‘ tone fos ee a] ST. L is SWitch +. ral? eRares : : 4 : ' : _ ->.ton eltghety, PC@.Liog go the par:

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PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANTARY 16, 1997 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - - Z : : ‘ FEWER TRAFFIC SIGNALS | {Tom @ tats convention tm Co1-|piaced at Intervals of about three /at the qomers and on a line with efte=: ta Chicago, te orerent tste--/ BUTLER WILL BE REPUBLICAN | won't De feslet csenip of «2 \ feage, yesterday outlined a pi&n. blocks between Twelfth street and oe Mong A gesagt pais rac a area ™ com 2 | CHAIRMAN | UNTIL. CONVENTION commits votore the newt cones hecause tinere °% ; ce Ile which ts to be placed before the , | . ; FOR WIDENED CLIVE STRE | Board a Aven cite for co-ordi- | Channing avenue, and regulated 80 +. several blocks and, Director —_ —__— | tion, rd | nating traft ‘ein St. Louis. It pur- | that a car entering Olive at Rrooks believes, one would be suf- Boy Thrown From Sled and Hilled. pe -rne aseciated Press | henefis a a ee ! msg fo el.nituale numerous stop, Twelfth’at a speed of 15 miles an ficient for an intersection. ee ee WASHINGTON, Jan. sea iam M. Butler from tion Plan After Seudy of lend go signals from widened Olive, hour could pass all the way, Brooks aiso advocates legisia- , CLI. ON, Mo., Jan. if rthur. £ riliams of Oregon, v.ce caar- : —— 5 ree vid using a type of signal of through without a stop. The sig- tion to prohibit drivers from mak- i , peices . Breoks, wn reeentty returned ror *xampie. Signals would be of the intersecting street instead of Mmeasu ‘ * iovren ata im tne resignaciiot - ee ee ee ad ys he Ta ak 9 om ‘ es .s Fae — + bn ' “4 f 22 ime u ns cs : ww we . . y . gic 9! Sg = gra - . sf ; : " S medv« 147) =e , ; } As f 3 iarte a= 4 - Zi . . ‘ ‘ ~% 7 3 1 ie ‘ ae ¢ i en rte Ye . PEE EE cf Ty was d@e esa *® Moute - ~ os Ti wel Oner, $250 Carved Frame Mohair Suite | — es ee i ——= Bees ee S | Arie nd the AMG@s tied Pieces | o | taaun | President Jone cr imergace | | $175 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite | ee il oa Cor he Pe 3 mAs . gumweed Mit a Lustrous tone walnut t veneer and ‘ss tiovel berg — ear 1 pe reTING, oud hove: he acre fe Dae Ci , | ' rith ort is €stermsson e. ion buffet, tive side-chairs and hosts chair, : ro pee Of asceve mng seats and backs, spring tiled icose sions, reversidie $:¢ — ' ‘ jiotieaill stun! e Si? sts ins. there tg? . i . _ ad ° 7 - Ae * ee a ‘- - 2 4 1 ¥ * . , oe convenient Credit Terms. oe? Eagle nme | C a Pelee tore ee Oonvenseni UCredisi ierms ¢ to the. fot. Tigers and | = 2 | “- # fred te ah ie ¥ , : . ; ! : io aigues official : . oe . . . , - 7 i : ; £ : cher nor obt 7 | “2 ay EE ee Te. Tin. heuer | , oh A ——_— -- be i) pla, hall or mame —_ wd a ¢ ; =i ‘ 4 _ . > “i ee . om b : ee ae % 2 - a ae ss et eh >» a 2 ee a ~ a ae tt put Mow. tise * wn oh fs ps at Ae An ertcean League “ : { ¢ P ' —— - . a> os - — , © : : : ORTHY ct an illustration double t ize 1s this Suite which we have priced so low that you | : Ce 28 Se | Confers With Atanas ' ‘ ; ; , > . y 1 , at , . -equest 6 Cc 19° ~~ ac : ré ie Pie. 2 7A > “9 - ‘ sa . ig : . not fail to Want 1f. Fc ur lar e Pt Ecce. » Bay 4 ~s tw WwW \ 4 +» ‘ ‘ \ 2 Sy anily U“ itt - ha a ' . P ; - : - + . oe s xs, . A - ee é - 4 ; 1 : ooferenee® _s wa 5 aa = 7 ’ ‘7? rs >. - f , : - = 1 . | «7 - 4 — a y, I , : P > . ’ ‘ By % nd chitforobe, in rich American walnut-rinished gun : ere 18 a value which 1s typical of the sav | nie TN jeore Cur Tri! » . ’ ‘ ‘ > 2 ~, ‘ ' ® ie a ’ ~ -" “*; . - ) - .° ; Y , - e “ ~ —— “ } bs ,. a ; ° e% te ; rt epizt a a | for ma ~ asa aa sao od ail # — ied 4 ai ‘ ~« 4 . a . 4 - ~4 4 ~ « ‘ aaa , a - : pat i : ve =, , ’ . Ps ; 3 “ah 62: - r . reei? a ion wf. . =e * ri , 1s (Coed, wit try “tin uf ganeg ing “ou w. rey tie $195 2-Pc. Davenport Bed Suite ‘99 8 Gi gle. 20. | ; ~~ ..4)| $375 9-Pc. Wal. Dining Suite . Vea St receives |B spe al purchase -t:om Keroen. '? x ) ‘ | a >» | ’ 7 : ° : ; uy ) this excepto iv wellburlt Suste. in tir lour-a® a bie savin . . . — , 1 z 6 7 i a : : ae $2.25 The davenpo:t conceal fuui-sized bed, and voz ! hoice of == , 5. es. te: ' ; At. armchair and wing char ) : | , : ee | : Ty ae | ; * : \ ¥ 3 ' ‘-— —s PH ~-- As / Pied uD PA eae a t . ae 4 ‘> ~ . Convenient Credst Terms... Triple Eagle Stamps Exquisiteiy ‘-ames with extension a liesigned a~ Managers mca ‘34 rye Caima capinet, 21 SiGe f$ anc oosts . # All-St Da tapestry. seats Lenker and Cobh oe - - » ~ # rely $225 3-Pc. Walnut Bedroom Suite With Pad & Cover Convenient Credit Terms ik a ” a ; 28 ° on, All-Enameled $] _— — ae il TY $325 $50 Kitchen Cabinet LA N ~ 65 k . inoze. em eee: Perens a72 Pow-end bed miteorome acd Grease: bait. tice” setargee! rs See Our ‘ompiete $19 75 HOICE a - Cc. rea ast Ct — : he : bd : g Metai Bed Ourhit a ( ee | i . w t a 4 7 ath ba HSS SSsrsestseecaestseeetoacsersvesessaweeese ee ¢ * 7 7 ee he oak s x hs. a ae re. » ak : ee “gives Siw ee | ae ae 4 iat 2 aa. > re Loo BA he ‘ 1 Rige Ren? ks Pa ae ie ty @ ae) a Oo . “s iy * M _ Pen, ¥ os : os oe .* 2 eo i Gaal wr tate. 2 2 Ld eRe wee basi a 443 my vi . ; re ee oF. Convenient Credit Terms Including Bed, Spring and % - a fast. eerie oe oe ee os § Mattress ee —— Stamps on New ae ee and Floorcovering B35 Axminster Rugs. .§ Sto Ts aniaid C rs inoleum; sq. yd. $1.10 . -_ , of « a | § AY Sale Velvet Rugs. : $125 Cork Linoleum: square yard. . 85¢ Axmin ss Bey . . . % o , * | ‘ Yt YT] i ic i Sse . “ : y use . 45¢ ms ' ty EER. AS pictured above, an attractive extere:c leaves and four cha oO mMatcn, tan-t rav oak ith ths _ , Vie Vet R: igs permanent acguer ‘f:nish such does “mae 4 vy a ee ag abe PI Spat igo" - Pidige dec 3 , r ‘a » ben lt 7 ? al 2 ae 2 > eee il 4 ; > e " aan © % ey ott . a * hu ae ‘ ; ts SPOS" ate ai a ON wget s ; ‘ ‘ be GER DBR or, leet 2 4. J Triple Eagle Stamps ture Xo :. Mthrew Fs viemow, Landis Saye. ' 7 : ; *. an : : i th) (f) (hr (hh ‘,7? rzriing tig -~_ 4 * _ ay 6 = i ‘ 4" , * * tr —_ - ee -* ‘rticie said that the Ame@e S$ a i, - an oe investigstion of ¢ * 5 on _ + *f Cobb and Speaker Bes "WO years ago and that the Te > Gt - 7s ¥ ae saas . : : : , , “ ie spe : 7 | 1 ; ' . ‘ BIOL - Fo. ees Be - e ‘ every deta:l and finished in walnut. Dfront t “ere. . 3 Es? Stewart-Warner Radio $22.50 walue eaeenaeeane 4446446 aS 4 Oe oo ect @ _ \W*t NUT. Consnle . 1° vanity wn denga, wit P his investigation sever °ewa;>t armier OO? tue > = 4 By agnosis 4 “ee et , ; u er Rs daavag GP es Stewar Warner Model } tn iRACTIVE see! Beds. Fa a ‘ahed. Also. that the t sucGel pane, tude radio netalled . timusmed tc beaut:tul wal- , oot aa awe ee sseaker Fest in Exoucsite . a ith steel cane panels in ot ‘ | ) the statements wh i , si | 7 re, A limited number of | =~ * made to Landis form 4 we oo - ‘ . . ‘ 4 a ’ % femigh °. , ; : 0m :o ft ey RoOatas ¢ oe afipie Samp ‘ _ o= a oa a ees s wv Tr? 7c weer | \IONISHPD Lardweed Take arge @ite, @ta dron leaves ‘ a 5 ae Ma att.v Be gainted any color 1] ~'<«" $< e“ aie |

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ae maaes 3s emma a PO aS Eee ; CPE ST 9X Bh ea Se - ' , , _ ee é od . a a . sa age LO mn gil o _ i i “ee oe ‘ - ey 2 ‘ — — : - Re a--- ~ — ~ er — " We W SM, [WR «KY, AI WS ‘= SN IN WG WSK K * et on WSS \= \ \ - \ - N N \ aang * \N a \ “ Sey i fa EEG: | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH & > = ¢ stra he ia white ty f NAS %y | NN F 1 ‘ 1 ST. , iii a . ais . a, va . . cer sites Under the ee, ag oo MS, NOt, N as eH alles ike wtf because of the ice-covered ) 7 Theld, It Wak annonnced by Secretary Langtry Declares }P 3 sident Winton Barke . } . j , woe. v- - , : 7 eae 7 | cere War on “Big Money” ) «4 “4 4 ——— me wilt Manager Howley Gets Pitcher Stewart and Infielders | i Satement Attributed to Big pein ine! Seo ce all Classic for ‘‘World’s et ech) F anal 0g iia Miller and Mullen From Toronto and Infielder | American League Offi-. ners. whil: thi Bs n —— Ch pionship.” . Ton and Lamotte G | pabked O’Rourke From Tigers—-Hargrave and " PoCrCd an ereg alu.lls i¢ ae ‘ dal. Whose Name Was tin. contesis proiutiy vill be f , 9 “> F . ~ 7 »y? ~ Ind , , ae , ‘ to Lea $s. . WW om 1 , prict Ve tac 2 e wii oe a P a Pr ] = aan. bare 4 . i\e tbl ery) eee ai 2 ‘i ~ e ~ *: } ° a - eo c Sere | OPS Withhela, Causes Com- ee een MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Jar. 10. ont ya . ‘ , ; ‘a . : sa? Pow . > . of 4 WwW ci TT Bee 4 that tiie ANIEN: re Ro ockt ‘ | Rt enue > A ny , By J. Roy Stockton. . siieias he, . es . Y e | ref oar Troy COTLi-= . € } ® e . } ~ i mission Ca 0 S Mig (congress Guld arty MeMarnus. Krownie second baseman since 1920 and a m : a its tournaments and ictead bce f winnin the American : oe Re Sete eee Senne ee ~ gs ° ? 3 ; . , 7. t id ae are } ¢ . re al : ei > e one hon “} of the teum whieh exme within one game o 8 } . “ka : “arr lg for life adi. POW TET ee , . diet - ‘ ’ ‘ = Se Gece nets for tse any Nowler, | ie ae ee | ne. a st — Paieire ) the Orig & LC {asSic eave Pebdliame aft Baw, ths : = “ac aT 1 show- participates in the World’: aa e } gg CHICAGO. Jan. 55s dale ol i | : Cc} pionshin to be held i whieh will bring to the St. Louis team a left-handed pitcher and thre :. = “wt i ° “fe OWING ihalty yt hile :' ey ems WHICH \ a hoe Me; 1 ; $e: ~ — 2 2, = ‘vine the status 07 I e : eh “ wine - 3 Pp nd lost | ‘ x —— down Invo.ViIng th | e 2 [detroit April > to 2a, Waws eet ‘] 7 Che hers T ide prite he ris Waiter Stew art, who won 18 games A Bi! : i eg iad a. . : 4 ens i. ~ i$. : : we 4 ; , .¢ ; 4 @ * manded yonight by Nenesaw Moun tary uf the A. BC \ a R roduet, who played third with the Internations | *? . ° ‘)¢ } wal “a . oes ix eee : 2 F ; ' ri TI, Sel ¢ iat te i nar them: tor let anteater Sips | : . ? . ba ¢ ; ider. g 4 Land - = re ae ‘ biThioSe ton} sis mae je } . : ! re? ‘ “T aie) Krank () Rourke, Detroit utility infield : i ! > i he lod) j { 4 ~ ad a wiAbte ‘* j iT i} ae © is wd ye GS *] . Ciare-g laingtry, } stn agen . + ler.? | ¢ | ; Prmey {) 1 € o ie . é P ‘ oe aie A -, re PEP ing OF ” . Perfect Score Made In Tourna \" - . is Fig an ey! } ee as t hi« \7 7 i‘ y { Dis t} } { oOVVMvie’y ati dj I »1 is ei oo OOD LO A OO i ; : ‘ : eo oe . a A j ‘ - ® 3 Merican ial us ets 2 Baan ; la Le th Words , , : est nlght f : Au ment P \ pa ads Wi Words. er a res Munmais,«r brie i last iil ecoras oO = Po reo, : ; 4 i ite ae ‘ t ci f'e 510% cCuing ct) J5,08 «al , - pe fs ret ‘ 2 : ¥ ihe Lambert. ai + * bigest “yr, v, ; ‘3 Giz fi} enee be j t he ee | Lif . oh a “ui P| ers Fi rin ; or ~ ‘ Be Te... }. 1% Join. ’ fart {Yo Step cabh tna ° ese: ex loaae t i} yY gu g § 2 al iis ; i P e iz ‘ Le A it io , . cree, ) te" picowaes Sii,it'e } Is ci p?- a “ 7 . wa : “oe ts piece ‘ ee Ou PATA TEC, at ‘ ; Lala 4 e . ~ ' , oe atlg ‘ i — 4s 4 i: ( meeting DoInttnent a8 Nanace? » Si 'Ceed n rowns rade | tured tor Mornca’ luesday and 7 — ; cies ‘ 3 a urTeg : i sede a at : ~ pe tre se } ¢ Cpeuy 74 niteheae. Ceiae =) 1 ria lar : tr) by “he & ae 7. > re amg } - : . : . 5 ae i 4 i ; ‘ . ° ey 26 . Ps = ° hil mar’ 4 ee ee ty - 4» cr 74) WO WitnH eee BS Tlie i OF . ; [? ri, rie? bio} Larniott.e, vA ho Avereane ‘| ately at ma de WER aei ads A “ }’ 7 «> L the lida: «) hada be . , aa eq ' ’*ee> e q? aiita tii s’a oe : ; ‘ : 284 ig ro " ' ’ ' cae i} 3 bn Ci ‘ ‘ ae yy PE ‘ C t} a ayy | ae | LO al ~~ ‘ ’ \ ee one ree j a5 Niijw amlne " sci ht UcVUanna . . *-* ed Ce a e " : | : ; . " ‘ 2 ai tt yr ? i+ ting tv O- Vor ¢h t 7? : mci il.* dae ° 7 aS mo i “ i} liar rnve a a ea 7 ee eee a it Terms last Thursday relatis pte , same kind venr. Hargrave and Lamotte wi . 270 ; ’ ; a , . *} Tt? , ei Vie? it mae + nt %¢ ‘ ai ? : eale ‘ore Lamotte a eae re ae ek “eee eee20e8es y . ~ jel 7 P &- ‘ o> rer q; ° n ) ’ may 4 ‘ ¥ Bs r , S , bic mone 1 -o to Toronto rie Our 4 . a: ‘ + I Pes. i ‘ : me VW lite ea | es ends ty Die as ¢ e , ‘ ‘ ]2 “OWS Were: t hye B57 - t Veli j Tree’? yee af KR act ix 1s bm alat ey: eu 4 sett obtained by the J S58 55. igh Mullen . = a a ce eee eeeeee i | ® Si j i { et q ee thi a. ks t r «ff yre ! {+ ” al i Ria) alried faslie gs Ls ru - , 7 ’ - ? "BE eg ( q?* ! = . 4 > > ° ‘or. cy Fe 2a 7 Td. 7% ? i , U § n 5 >? o>, j , file] TTT f 4 Oa 5p 3, » Mali! a Pi] AP ug (LU eS od alee et oD ; rr, ts served the NORMGr OF. pet - bow, ne 7 TE ! ivi tiene, — 4 BASKETBALL S O refers a i] (pe ippecy W 1! Pitching (2 oe . oe ’ ym Tratig seals ; rs oe : x ,O reprog:) fas: 3 ~e area . : eae — eo sfesrpsiilts Ul : | 4 ’ . 43824 ’ sa 1 . . . 4 - TP? .- 1 le s? ‘ “a eo , oe ile f ; 4 Tt Od« tin . = . me Fe oa tal he Coie | ? - 7 z ! 5 A | ae is | ] Ro leg | riathie. em Virtue O1 ssn niga . ag | niinue t lO sé \ -~ ie ig ‘tus igh ie . “f , ; We L.. Pet. tg a 4 : i?) if , *\e A? r 34 I sea ke hit. : oe yaa oe Pa ties Tryarr tT fre 7 i] Ar 3,7 fend 0 COTriInve Ww & F - 1..¥ Lio w lee’ ~ ercacde rs vile , ‘ ir 4 | : sical de email i ties roma ; ; ei a : ‘ tire. ' disclpuime sore : EOocal Ps Stewwrt ig on ange ; If = Confers With Attornes. lead. 1 » classic, wit fee eS eN We ave to qiscl Sore ee : McManus Here Six Year-. - wll ag slay 1k } ree Tree” “estes? t ’ eter .? ert Whitehead = ,,¢ the stare af the game. &t. Louis ' Preahmen «' Muntie considered one of \* Sal ik - i | id Bai dd - uh fier Wioaust: Lum “a " ' ~ tary of the roy : ' ¥444 Mio Misti : TY on va,% Bde eligritbed? to oe in 123 games ir 3 . t Be ies : ‘ ‘ ‘ ® tis ‘ aries. so fF Te wie SEC I"¢ ‘ ar . : re . * ers aPePe P : , _« ‘’ eo Ii rece Ge Bea bd ah GUO” ow + / “oe 7) (} if | ‘ ai 4; ‘ j a r ‘ } . ¢ ‘i : = eae =. tree - , 7 Vie ~ ¢ mere Cog tl -Se r i . gy 1% 4 bevnt sitinped in 1925 to 285 i= ; / > i. oe ‘ a ’ " | re tte ‘* ‘ I . “= £5406 an 9 De®. 4 OrvranhiZa 9T} w7 8 bPN7 . Kes evele ye e*naumon ee Pie a trie e t\ av ; io J? \ ' . i:a®* _ . | ieee fai he i pede Tana , oe a : 5 ae =e a Olat ww af 2 : : i ‘ 6 hae + , , trot ormyla,9 meee 1° : ; eetanens . ? a | pers r It }us Waliits, und laat year, slum} ; e h we . , 7 a eras] Paar . oy or g art t! ‘ ? setae e re er? @ i.‘ abet ty eS . . spelt, ; +? 4 ’ ove a i? 1% ieciteie ve 3. 3) wy 21° s i : rab: Sh Meu Petron, «eu és Whitetead s 5s? gai — “ das eryernt The Drake 21, Washington pee oa Onn iy th ing with the entire Brownlie tear, it f ‘ a a ‘ , ‘4 7 rmNOUTMNCeR I) rit 4as eure sa : " ve \ 6 ~ 8. | ie - > tiivd ’ t ? eri 3 -4 ie . v9 r toy Te inn .* rr iil oe aqi\ asta at, , ‘ } j ’ - * | ha ’ rs . : ° , r ~ . 3 fig Recon Dp eet ScCgl mi t! bi og 7 ‘2 wieebine te) ee Concordia 44. LineolIn 25 ooseve an en a hil Baill for : eae nd the betted only .285 in 149 contests " ; ty ' . ° \' ry ‘ ’ thrj 9 Bi¢ fp ev gli et bee - ' ° a , - » ee thy > Ae : | niet howling fyi: seas “ : LA ved ,T . Be id ‘ | * ois . aye } itt ! err i Yo’ ‘ ‘ 1] ht 19 fill Sieler’s s of ry ¢ .? . . ‘ ; «,°? Ti.» staid sie 4 ‘ ; . i? mum base . ’ —— " } ,? = ’ A iis FO gr rl Chace be: a een Hilahe 20 Pie 195 Bae 9e5- 3 -~ Rescnts “World Championship Preabsteri , | . beat od: tie a oy ni ved in only one game f) dt ith third Bese fusnieh- ey s ee on ae @rered ove 400}- JRO] qc] iri efi EVANGELICAL LEAGH F., { ee LY» ere Laas Mais u Cu btu an . se ar ee: a oan mt ad - & as 13 | ee 1a St year, with eb a : # née n+ ; 2. Pa oe Se od eal 4 a . . Fidelis _ f Ls on S\N Giese 8 se iv) BE ri¢ , ‘ ce , 4 ines problem, McManus switchec if t e e Ee Sunius inate . ae @ - ! » ejassie referrec to is c S¢. Jnmean 31. Samper F wi aed = bea) ryt any ! 1} IS825 he - Wer cae, dele ; Dinin Suit CeMNMmiskigotier « ii Side , ~ ay Cora a0 ae SS 2p 4 haa 3495 i he ias ic “ _ - ii : 4 j nt “ore Zions ”® { ( he ? Pe ibys ani on Mi (3 } '\ 4 ( ely bn & - weiliie S Sys ‘ 7 e the far corer and improved as e i . ~~ ‘ re ‘ nat or . be | hd "7 1 ‘- cs} ependae aed, ae ae * ; 4h ; * ; oe Ve F ee erm? ‘ ; ‘ ati : s oO Joins @Chw Sing (Mis perfect 84m". tournames a Se oe - ntl ° . *, - , Sarin. 3 “20% the senso rrogressed. ‘ ¢ - 7 . % ‘ ‘e 1 Z ; j Ay cL on a ws + cs Row liz ” Harnen 47, “ft. Peters 1 a aie Se . Be 7. am | hs ex ond ba e { stv >> *h.. $ pee oF . ; oe : 3 a : ‘ : oe P 7 } va] he ee? 4 j rT) ae a ben fseals is “4 a one: I- [.guis >. } eTerso - ( bal da & . S cbhraskna m6 VMissouril yo & u en O ve ¢ : ee ear . se il a : ¢ | 2 on rey gy? er Ow Tw h, of 88aj , c. rien 17) @Y Trhuch as a Presiden’, Peverson le tre prowdie TELLENGHES BAECeHE SBS COHIOOLS., ne : i 4] ¢ 1 a . , , i ‘ ii ble . as - : : ain ; a : ets 4 oe he > 4 : a 2 the: evidence. oe eee icky strike or iwo are generally ;ter of Teterson’s classic, bowled a eee : ae Hie OX SCORES ] hird Regularly rom the € d : ' Res etd aco or | twelve, tnis KAM lannually at Chicago and reeent ‘ann 20, Vandalia %. fisputed lead im the ; THE B ' ‘ oa 2 : cha oie st S.5 ie its | . : . Tle 6 ts ‘ } Be eB i i’ = ‘= dilcatinaia . “ : m ue - wF . ; bg Ti s* Laer 1? islieiyv raine ih ee . ‘ ? : : a 4 - oa . : 1 .¢ Par: 4 +? oi? i f emne. T>o:? . ! i ~ * ; } j ‘ I , ! at ; ‘ PQ ‘ . ; i : ed ° - oe ¢- , = is ’ " ‘ . } G* oe | ‘ - . Sy ee eo a Eee eee ee This statement atiz i West Virginin Cle Veadtidd Maurtmun. r. ft. “ rT 1 e le Yils r of the rhatl l League pitchers In 16926 as ee at-r : ett ' lvl Seaso lated fecond Fuace Wn & chanipion. Th! in Wes! in 20 seal rot seria : ‘ened ALS manaL : ternational League f 8 b t+ , j mse, t) io” As " , g C% , inet % foriier T Pr yacHher ryie Shoo owhil his teumnpinte gatherea ae E aoe Arkansas 24, Tetanus Christian 9) *Re Cent Simpsan, FF. &- o ' ' ~ a? Se Pane hts 208 ee = and when he can do it an a n a ad ' TP ee, oe rin? Peeve Missed Atholds «opyrigits which «lives 1 € lows Stnute 1%, Wansus Ut niver- v: Ree as ' VMeser. I. g. ” ” 1 de ¢ in anv leaguy, rsOWlEY nin: to be a great help to our amet : ‘ \ »* Sg i? ta ee E. » 8 Tikes Ye be ry i = &«! nls : 4 . a + i a a! rk . } ~ * ‘ y L: ° a op = " ; i.? : =e , , a Shin 11} rYyie oA Parsi eg * 49400718, VW id ee St. Olaf oo (.aate rs Jes ‘ e 3 Stele Heideman, ‘ = ; \1 ; “A S given a “ry at “ ith YO Rourke A Veteran. - BA fair: ry ~c Wisi | sldedis Er -B Be Ty - We ge? ty «ead} - . Se 1% + : ees P Py hal bLsb: 6348 ‘aaiiiiaia ones nein a ; Ltji.! i a ‘ pi J ay tg z oie e a Fee MIOUS. : ‘ “@- net} ‘>? ‘ ‘ > . ‘pl ears ago an ' Meh Coble attorney today. fran after which he struck Shae ’ 5 , rade lilinois State Normal 31, Charter ' ' He em) Of & lool botals oO ¢ 13 8 tye Browns severul : the O ourke vin " ’ : . a? , é r-2O@- stare are Pre eaemii.t gk Pests * oi : . oe : crea wa! 1 as he Gic } t ‘ WhO , ; Vay Out. oe) Tj ton Normal 2). i” cs 1? CLEVELAND 38. , haf tine War reget. J four players coming to the Browns. “ as is V* tet . a : « asl : ee Hie | ~ > ‘ DLangtrv's arrine JUTE its . e 37) 8: @ 49 ‘ sae as . : , P bare. ¢ JimM- ® « 1 i to ; ; : : bai ao Bes \ Ise) and 23g Kar.s shit to mee j bok FR UT : 5 in WwW ealeynun vo, Ambherat 1%. isis ee p i? ¢ ' \ } pees ’ Puertringer. «©, , - 2 i> : : : _ 7 “EE Leemtgee ae owl and some oO nares 39 situated Saati a ' ne ae 1] vw? : “ . DL ? a w fe fave a lvls with the Hoston Ainerteans 4 ¢ > . i . tha: taS TIS wnderstateding that ue suri nba } ’ a ee Mf>-nt ’ uw?’ ene mite 2.6. - % . i Weingart. «. ” i ‘ ng Like ; ; ‘ ; * ; + EY reat r3S)64 aon f i. ij Ij ee i j a ‘ ‘ e : 4 — 4, ° e E OC, @ 4 } " . - > » J Me 4 Nghe Sey s ee ee One toizule: fe Yihe i\ fa) I ‘a : We wer 37. Oxlethorpe %1. , Er ’ Ganter. -# gz. “ § ye ! ate ete 3 Cpr, X re fi . G94 hag went to betro;:* a . . i BoP oh gS ia! om - ‘ sepp ‘ et .3i% ae 2 Miah Le al ‘ epee ‘ Filia? ao ah ° ' s ied x a aan a nmachke« otf Enotes aint . Cernell €Collegee 82. Weosrene ut ai thi pes birdewm. or. gt. #6 “ - . iad vi] i RTOS Te | nm’ from Torunty . i%te . 1 . 4 ae tard | ' “i 1 Bae F i 4 i s- hia ; Pe ‘ fi,. 2" ioe ° per : \ * 4) i a " . ie « } ? “a ; ‘ts, P 7 . hes ok , # ‘ wr 4 be ¢ the : aaeilits qi? CiThe ‘ tli ang . ‘ ve a ’ Lo : ‘ ; oe may e ze : ) 3 ink. ’. . ie rs . om . : Late ti > +4 (. fio irke brett. if only omen jr : ‘ » = ‘ 6. ss { GF pe WiahyaA ev] , ~ie . eZ ‘ . ‘ ; P . = i : 3 ‘ nan RD he. x rae is PE eee ee i Opening now eA sor ricot ie P ° rae ones ' i nitchine Nirilis nu ‘ Lli games last season, but the ° ey ~\« a ea ol P anna ie sort Ti ¢*i« Sat Bi «ft i¢ qo? i : , ° —— ae | ,’ ‘ " ‘ -_ yr: y ‘ } ae : . ; wa! ; j {« : ° & ‘ 4 . "45 a | sci] today 4' aii as ik ge eckinpaug w : ‘ : ‘ , 4 ' ee “ rT) if oo § 4 tre vier ne mae) he had an averag * ; : ; oe oe , . ¢ “ob a TT, 6°! ee er WV is 4 Tie a 27 : , r =* . arts bat, ‘3 : ' " ‘ , “ . : ) en oe ue a?> . > . + ; ‘ ee e ' : de 8 } ty aati te @ry5 oe iD | ar ; ~~ .? . ’ t Tie i ®Zuneery——Secore ne end of half: ne \! et av . Te ‘ bee ‘ 4 3 ae if} ic4 KaATries How ley ~ a, f., : ; ; ar Te) ei | tT; ee at The Bee «i ' if . > SS. O7T TO TEIN SAYS HE raded to xX F i . k : 2 mF ie a ‘ enteral bp 4 levelnna it. Time of sik P i. 7 r ret ‘ “44° Year i, es Riourke is a : ~lendia flef@er Z i} ; > bowled’ thus, J " is g ' og : ‘inlin— r- statin re ; ; ¢ aee : Bese ho: TIC leet, i te naita riis Sagi. Bootes of the squads ho wle Ss tit WILL ROI I IN CLASSIC kee rine ; évj periods: S minutes, Official i Ke n aaa nf tmpastant «og in th Ane] Will le used an @ reserve, to Jnr a be ine tone gs eree, Sommers. tmpire, Newsome. ‘ sa aan euhcelees me he sent in fo finish games after - ¥ ) O nal petiud ocen: Cee May ie Leafs char | i bake 7 corer, Gerber. not expec tras ittere are used for weak : Mo Other Pvidence, Landis Says. Mobs Urhiiehcad DESPITE PROHIBITION Thurston and Mangum Traded Cleveland if Cellar hin nee ee | ee oe 0’ — BO Reyer thas l.andis said, “'} y. Senthert, Tus, 0. Whitehead, ies Btein Jr: rated one of & : , Veteran ’ ae Se inces; (leveland HEAL MOND (4%. : become a regular with the hitting infielders YRourke can . ° . . fa : i " : e ; 7 i ¢ a ‘ ., } i j «Ay ‘ F nae fi ‘ ‘ ¢ ‘ ; —w espe: 4 Uld s rating 1 souls lh aha Nil we I ling bowlers. said. Jas to Washington wad ° thi : ae Name Pte FT. FP ts. Yiately, But will give play any position on the infield. ed : _— ‘ sidt.ce - ‘ A , .> 1» ae set > - ety) ef sGaati 4 ; " cae ¢ ry: & rei s ory ; . - Pee ta rim@ ofr fT yl A as » ‘ cr ‘ x t, ‘ ff > ¢, i 6 °, cae e . Seve + 3 ti) Fir . a“ sg ’ ’ a Var ‘ mMar’t A344 . . hagety a] ler’ wh ‘refuses *' ext } roy. in the world’s cjassie tournamen: at ; Mueller. rf. : 3 iss rs ri ‘chiefly at wecond base. aSetsal eager Who il , me en. 170 a ae one - t bie I sb . es . . ‘ ‘ : :? Ne . ; aoe : @4 > ais ~ s 8 e } " oe ° 6 4 ~ ‘ 4 j | | . le and “te VA . ' ° v. ‘ . . ie > . ; : is e : . , " P ; . " . , . Ts X tonight 4 aie ; " ? é ‘ ~ ¢ me } ‘ ==» — — pics rmiant? ~ of tne Iv, Praia : p afre rg Herne) try the deal. He {s 4 Mighes $e -_ 4? eCiIATaLeon © : ad ; thin t@e 7 ra 4 : oT) ever pet Lim ou . ' : 4 dee Murfin her : t the at- Me ns Cc tr gr z ‘’ 7 ’ : YY _ ’ hag! A : t 4 ™ es - 4 ‘ .‘¢ j — OTT ENS ; . sid Totnia “ az it Be RPE UT) erie ’ . 7 , . ] eatiafjed Chiat Mullen will p-ay . : i - : ve ~ - te ; ‘} 4 ae ‘ 6 . gt 4% ‘ i : - ‘i , dal ‘ x , = . 7 we OF 4 er La 118 to- : ns ch ‘ at didi S:ein auaiified to partic.rate ee ¢ ¢ , lteter te club , The « en-T tT i Fz .k FecveOSE VET coe Pe eo; there HTowley sail third msatiafactortly and then he ” t ‘ . ECs ss : : ; ; ? favs si ee ¢ r,OT “J ~ i if, P - { . . ° a. ‘ ¢ . ? ‘ * ril- yo } : : RY thar cy? nad Speahet? Pc so : , ee YY _ “£08 *he tournament proper through “ @ ras by tent ya Vame. doe a p eo recte (se 60 of Lae iradh, “will lave eservea etrength fo: 4. . : al : ig ee ae. } Mewer, 154° ; lernejler, ‘ ” , ‘ i . tpmone e WIS THAR Ames | ‘ , , . ’ p" Piers ae } | ve : . OPO Piven positione of trust ites record in a previecus sate; Tite for he 19f7 pemnant ra gi ef SAT. Wintte, rf. : ' -' Inr ahortstop ff sr pia i souae ee are) second Melillo will he : . ; i as ‘ ‘ ° . m. . . ~ * . “ = : é —_ pes - e% ‘ P } 4 ‘ P 2a 4 e 3 at , be ; " ‘ j > ® Bue ‘ : ; ; , ope 4 . 4 : ‘ : , o% ,eare Re . ir u“ Pa hs ! ) « ¢ vist + ‘ 7” . e x ac jire bios i ‘ nn t e c ‘ We ffret. rf. ai Pr , “1 , ‘. ‘ ‘ ~ i*- v4 i ey ey ¢ og: lar ete: of} Yen. ker. but ¢; : 4 ‘ _ : . Satie ‘ iru i rq Reg 14.4 b SCHAOL OP, 1 465 ; , i? “fara e¢«.fs@ > “ie : ' eee tes eanuacile if ‘ ' . ng oe + : ‘ “4 so . a? , =e mth (erher {ey} anne i ” a ees clark. : : Oe gus . . : . s a ty , 6x , ik jf oA Be ‘ ’ Ge. ty or » _ a. aa Bethes tad teen uttered public pen 2642 oeigael gn ice i ie gh oof the Washingto rane g by toseine in Meler. ¢ ae ee ‘ bens kept the former Milwaukee 3 o a ~- ' " ¢ i} ' >? i | ‘ ‘ «1 . i e " i den . e * 2 . > : : a 4? ,' * ‘ om ? glee] 16 j ’ “ Eg ‘ , “ re . £4696 Total, a tT $3 te AY, A .. baieias ‘ . ! T? reteor a? ‘3 le! > .) b 4b os Tre ‘ te , : ' er —_ @ 1 4 Y cr: the «a'Aar fe it of tne Futre during the Me . . : , ¥ ae P ¢ ‘ tT? B V4 off P ir’? 6oi Ti GQse* ’ 77 ie Se 4 I baw wells eau’ ¢b, oe cy 8 sim “i jel. . arre . ° oe . ; a4 > . : ee Ns eaten et Laanddin 22FS% i Waibere Perintek De waonguni, pitchers. Peckinpaugh 7 ld to give Centra, ® gpissoce te. = = 2. 9 Howley reearde oe wo” just part of inet gee eee - 3 . ei 4 . ‘ A é = , oe sa°R Tie : 3 i | = , é o7 Oo; 4 _ ~ ‘ se 4 or i ; yr es ” sci * ‘ F i ‘ 74 s . Siy , - yore) us Weiss, 163 Portas, fe piane will bring *«gvethes iil: ati te waver peat} ‘ 7 Wertz) Summary: Score nt end of half ‘ és ewer can f@:, WHat "i hand 4 * { i 94.4. 4 2 et Fh5 Ame coe "Pe CAABKBRIC PUans VW : ? ~~ G0l ae the Sf Visiteat's gs tt Lind its } Gp oe" BOuF wi aot i ¢ 10 Referee tian ra 7 FS treah yy? O8b FAT? : 2] ‘ : “1. > 24 star howlers. eurvivora of elfme- Met . in) 1926 sess da ‘hegr op- Heorseveit 15, Beaumon is going to do when he 4 bee le « :s ee. ; ~ PaAsns om t} a oS NST “ “¢ i a eis er \ i ui ‘ . sh teu en Fijé ; « a eee . r ove ‘ } a Tpit jer? | foi gt " 5 . if Pra Ileansg:. et be XN -Ties fF, . . a { ; i ei inact: ‘« Harta nit fo S 1 j i ; i : Spe re ore? if i : ‘ -Lindenmever. i mpire Kaemrp. et i is rii@ ar * ¢. = Three ( atchers on aah > ok . ‘ " ; * , } ? a? i>? ¢ ;mes qe 6 ita TAT! 4 ; » — ee ‘ ¢ e 6% 4? « * re ° > a 0 en Py “a ¢: ~ a i@akg s . we ‘ie sa Tit =’ ine +t - ‘ —~ 9 ©) % . oe ¢ \ f sa 19? 34 a. e « = ; awe | bie’ ee pene t) yf : ‘ es : — ; ; ‘wr 9) : ae 59> T*fetzs. *§584 Ta the countrys The malor prize : dy & i kinp: gh would ponents , ‘ . about 24 years oid With steve O'Nefll, Waite: . Me ? 4@- 4” = ? eo Waeectiugre, ide, ¢ . a : #3 : ib? ds isan ‘ 3 : ss a : , CE of q a Shu ; lle! lot. renner 1537 Totay, Sco of oss 7 bel F gee ig : } a, Cri tained Mowrs sate : (“aent’rg jea d- 8 ngsei: med i safe eaj that was . art “AS ans good A® @riy pitcher eabiciatis ie 0 wee 4 ia ae ASP Th 6 \ haf the tua eV ea = ar ee - oe e quallfvin The Sox previousi! sabes ei ey er poe fteld goal, me: = ANG ABS ———_— | Stewart AAn at = line Beds, § 3 (VL HOEL Asse $ Fite, . man ee eee ¢ re ee a Leos ta ee conn E>» S league,’ aail Howley. Continued on Neat Page ? ° , — § Pepper An? ; 449%) ks - | > ° ; ry ae Ln ob) ¢ c ATi ; Vis ’ : he aT ‘ sf, At. . . (Queen sia | — , in@ehaus, 1481: Feidman, 1847 | competition already have heen sen: Anron Ward from need ing. 3” °* ne Guutinued on Pagr 3S. : ° ) wa m4 : Bi a r fes, 1m are ' te sense, ¢ 14 ™ Nievrin@g nau ‘ ; l A Denny. secretary %05%5 #8) ene cap at second base caus oe ; ,A£40 8 cnaarges : 4 ucgo . . ‘ . oi . og : “AE be ar y, : o ? 1a] ’ ‘ A 4 a oo oss wa se inut - finishe ee Made ty, Landis form on'y uae. Tene Moennig. 2f27. Total jr tineed Page 28 Ly the loss ef Eddie Collins tS > wal , , Lyvor ee sl ae itip@ed on ‘ , « i . , ee a vet Seamn ° gumwood, Val ; Continued on ase 28, 2086. — o ” Bee Pe _/ ‘ hn A a leer: le, ie emi i? ee t Ae i > ) ts $65. F ‘ ™ ern ——" a ion _ ut ‘ + ¢ . . ; o wr + ae ape . . : a eseen rh Fs eo ty

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PAGE 2S ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH __ SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— | WASHINGTON. SPURTS AGAINST DRAKE BUT LOSES BY 24-19 SCOR§ BEARS COUNT 12 POINTS IN FOUR MINUTES camsuee ~ tee — ———— én ” satiate ~~ So me — Joe, With Two Down and Score 3-1 Against New York, Got Big Lead and Was in Position to Score on Single. McCarroll ‘and Hutton Star for Local Varsity Team— Second Defeat in Confer- ence Race. oa _ -——— — MIAMT.| Fla.. Mther an NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 15. late Hour Farm Stabie’s Broae in demonstrated Jones S&%* , terilng qualities Oy carry.ng pe and register'ng @ senaat mare after a gamely fought with Banton, to which he was a* ceding 158 pounds es, Broadway Jones would 4 o~ vs ; - . vi > a y | . - iy genieved his success in more : ae a vincing fash. n had he been rid iii ‘ - . - i ‘ . > ef ‘ ‘ ° e r é . . i : ‘ . . . i, ~ 4 : h ri feos york C,iants. witaaaee ‘ ‘ e { . j stride, le *¢ , ° 1% on : aM” LER MPS - . | : es i ‘ . ee , . * : mN } " : ‘ . ' a ay the mi? 4s of many ae ' ' ties a . et? 4 ; Weil thougen “3 ik 1 em me ced ones a ae 8 a sal caer ee “he ¢f ae ee ee mee oil , » 54 ee m . 560 a nether he had been up in time ljusiasm: and ¢ ‘ . i i .: \ - } a:mpness as i : hr , “ whet “ plans : i my sses , : . - ‘o . : or a Washington vio ead Banton to tne The race. the A B. Dade Me However, When the count Bas ite easy au art the o> 49 in favor of Drake. mith a pita — -ero were two O'*. ral Handicap. hon r ng ‘ Cra faliurs« oe eX. orv of ‘he man who was ger = on inute to play, the Buildogs ; a a Or esitation Dugan started ‘> e rit ee seerne “eres oe. ia: .ia™ fal na ' 2 te é es ae dal] Bis then Ebert. mand i ou : a re | aang: re Ai] a * was ¥ 2 c : Jtte | : regarded as the greatest eerve center, made a field goal, ~' willy Ar vig Se oie e area : - i} ‘ up. So well timed rat ewer dispatched a fleld® giving the visitors their final mar- *°*-** tian Seedy ee rer I believe he tharoughbreds, was at .a mile gin of victory. ’s Great Play. tance. and carried a net value che winner of $2990. It eng inal four 7 4 rousing spurt in the f “e vv . . ¥ ~A ye? - FTF ¢ehinbl ‘ted the Wash- HE Post-Dispatch presents here S ‘ ; The nest mov by een, | thing minutes almost nevtea tne ie with the girth of series 0° : Oe - 3 See} is one that should be an example ington L. basketball five | : } = ‘ a Se F' : F . ‘ : — a? f fhe N€1 i ; we . , 7 +4 ae © ' 4 "F) 3! ‘; i ) mts sf i si er * , ae : i ‘ : mui k = ge re eSeo j i rit j sea ’ ‘ , . | oe s dee ind defeat in two conferenc: en rarmes cas recorded. =O mm ? re ‘ ero ugh - Fok O d . ae Sens AH Ue, h id. “ hs eer > wR Lay tx Pr pat ’ 4 ‘a aE bs a . “te , yt Manayer. New eae 4 AT Ga abu |p oaere + is Quicnhiy aes ra v4 ia Pe ee Vestera Screw Co. League. “e : a pitcher We a mt e SO 4 Brot ‘ad or > id 4 LE TIO eae The came started slowly » 1 , i: x lie re ie ew, . oar": > is : : t* - % rich of Washington counted ory a °rre Thep -jiosned some “huck Everett = . , ow fTvi throw. ! speed ( apiain = | Peas : : a ‘ e , eects ee the Rear Ti ineir vA hic h or o> a hig arc Ore “af ‘hh et) j ‘eo bd €8t. se 4 . & ae5t 8. maiches “?- *traoubes Deaf Av won two Frege the the tnner F t i ‘ , tinue | i rpencer, with TR eg pr ae ee DE 7 Barney Johnson. ’ ie vers : Bi cooryti e'me keeping text “where the going was deepest. | At the lower turn, he fi ‘nto a slight iead but i 'egan applving the comtinued racing ’ ras in) —séththhe deeper with 59% site ghiened in the streteb, 7 . -on. th better feotiags =a gaining ste 79 yards from” troadway Jones, ' "gz One® @x’ra game effort. de Lis rival again in the last strié acsowou “”* *= c at ee: a -- syed DRAKE «c4>. y te - : 4 P i J ‘ . : i c : ° _ - a F ese sae fe £ PY 7 * s > ¥ ‘ . “ a $'A with tha Detec? : ’ ‘ : - OF Bead gh ‘(arendelet Women's Leaaue. os COUNTRY DAY TO n cats open wide his pocketbook and da ~ourse.- He Jed in playing. he Jed ig tn tat for plavers as he never paid PLAY McBRIDE TEAM ea ree , .t P29 ? - ; woaknan not he for He fave — $rhR OOH FHe Br: ind rate BT @, Ics , ‘ a aes ” a fa Adan bi, ey oye ¥ecc fete & : 7 if ‘ Ciub — i ‘F terror fOr {he = cre , ' : : . ‘ Se ; racing devotees and a holiday t} the capacity of ror tiie Br: ws aa ? Head , 7% ’ ‘ ‘ 4 the ‘- 4 Mas | Fie inant wit r th *hrae .eare wus . ; . He has had to BEES t&Sswe 5S susas nr Lawless. ig. Ashhbs. rz. . - - ’ - ~ — “rm phe eptet ae oc des ~ a Tetals the sense of clires timc its Teves and be was also respeonsible for its merale and fighting ~puril by \I ‘Se Ais? 4 : : / = WASHINGTON «i>. Y.T. F.Pts. Yame. Hiwtton itc.). If. Hetanrich, rf. stanford. rg. Mecarroll, c. Siekin. c. I ohring. ig. Kura, rg. » Wited Deables Tesight ‘_- . - + . ~ u eee *? »' feueséunan Wio sms ial Miais bf of e2uwcw DS = I ee a ee * * coath ind League “was Dre | 3 eS , : South? 3 oe SS ae ew some high!ty sensational Get Busy, Jack. hangin cy : eee AG Sone ome 7 | - sas ee Peart : $19 . Se po De Séar’s Incoesietens Me eS Be Se 6 ai at = “ ee oe oe, nc ie aha Fit! 5 pt ane i % a Da a OT eg PK ret She UES I v RP Satine ‘ook, a > : ee Ltt’ (arondelet Leazue 3 Post (Mepeteh. s Jan 1 : 4 (jr As to Big Bill. DETROIT CLASSIC : : this afternoon. His ~ . . , > qiesmtrnyg 4s! fre a Pac ~ ie ‘ed oa gt Latidias asserted. rd -) ee os ob ROGERS Sg PME Tomorow’s Entries at Miami Kennel C ‘Arar ’ \e wal 4 ey Aetu , ‘ -* - . . c H 4 ™ : 2 . ; i s_- | DEFEATS KIN Ke lesa prea im Ss ;Oier - : ‘ of Tr Cobb ar Or ““Tixirg gane “T want to talk °*e@ er. a’ W HH. Boyd ‘ mahe any statemen’ Rer@ could trot he ight. Nelsen ‘e“ntrinees in Speaaccr «ail, . REPRE DO” OA My APS ox , reqet ad ts ne Queer pare of it ts that hehe ttle: Yas a ae , ; : VS$- Collins, in the twilight of tis ~ + 2 08. 2 33 B top of this 9 le Pee eA BOR ee ee te Be ily, 2b tat erie s “git 2 * Fe ane ee Rs ose ene ll WP ia FL athe: BAY ¥ As. Eat ay a * PH gl mace %~ “oy. nN » ins ca ee hme vals ma ee SE jctt eR ts — Speaker deciined ¢5 r''Dlished story thet he and Cerr* had been investigation br American League some time. or to commen’ on wts the “leader of organ'zed hase>a'’™ who declared they were from. Daseballemigh* be Cobb Remains Silent. Br the As@wiated Png AUGUSTA, Ga Jan “are mo coniment to mak "ew deve 'Srne: _—: of ¢e8 the sttuation . ti "Oo Feinain Stient ~ here rf lat ~A statement of 4 Omiimiss.coner saw Meuntain Landis that a Inm@m te to be held to detern: ‘ne standing of Tris Speaker and iy ehnarged with beirge parties ¢,, “fized” game affir- ’ unter offtctale ¢.- banned haseball career, is gecting more money than whei, tn his hey dev. he wae eold by Connie Mack he- caase his salary was ton high’ & . * Tr, Sts memsciters Colling vreeal's Bis conne tion with the Athletics TRat was '- the day when t*«- awe.j tenes t4 xs (iret filme cf Ae. e2e*%a--. 4 t= - ® * * = connie. Ma Carer as ‘aiary Mackme . ‘# ‘hai Connte Max. ‘s "914 aper League Andy Gumps 2 Srecta's ~ar-rheg Rane- > ta 7 (sreen Sheets 2 Epeort Extras ¢. _ —. * bb Bw 4 i 4 . 4a = + 7 is ie 4 > , - : o . —_ , . ” s oJ This Week's Schedule. Be wk 'er te. Mie: Cece@ Deabies Match. pe feartsre matches fn ? Ey = L4outs Dow tlee SPECIAL BILLIARD © = MATCH ATE Socke? + =] i ; ‘he Wasntington allere. jl be that between Bolts | Kubnert against Tke teams Nelson are tn second hird places, respectively. Othe: chee are: Karls and Whitehead ti = Employed Bey i game last night. 12 te 8.

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P ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SCORE} BROADWAY JONES, DESPITE A POOR RIDE, WINS AT NEW ORLE —_ > — ~— > 5 : - | Reuben W. Tapperson, Superin- two players whe soi a i ai i “ee igen es : pace. Ae "PARK “presi »,,”- conferences 8 ng Monday. ac : ’ 4 4 po 4 ‘ i wii ‘ { nce a | aete) net posi- | Thomas ve. at Ton Kan ty. 3.30 . . Cc 2 - ommissioner Landis, his secre- r Farm Stable’s Broadway | ty ae co tendent of Recreation, has trans- thejr theoretical knowledge of the ti ee Ot ic ! eo in, re a Res (i 2aan anne! tidrr tania ed ‘on means everything to the vol-| ONOORDIA DIVISION. JUNIOR, , demonstra | saiaai iq «Sy A ferred the gare to the Billiken game and the mediocre tennis leyer, #& gia nee iens i eee ty ve. Ryan Bros. 2.00: Smith ve. | @ry. Lesiie O'Connor, and William 8. |\L. Veeck, president of the Chicagd ® : rt “wy “4 a ee ee ee * x _ wi SS d ee it Veew " " ” ; * we - hs q : . 4 ey ee ae we ee Oe . Idle Hou Ivanhoe. 0. Stein, McEtheny Jones again Kaher and Heibapr, ualities by carrying 125 ¢ Bo ee nce yee ; court In order to accommodate the whieh thaw aa icmie erling 4 THE : Y= J seo Pas Wien tney play: They can taik : sh Te ant ands and registering a sensational | \ DAYS OF FINISH rc ce en re growing number uf followers of! endlessiv on scetiie aie eth siaen a Sah ee sgt Cage é }Cubs, comprise the Chicage dele- : victory after a gamely fought duel FIGHTS Ro RS oo gee lS m municipal basketball. At the last angies and strokes. und vet are anne meager Ker ee principle is Concordia Beats gation. William F. Baker of the Ts . ore, Ae aie -_ ee ee : rnin No. lo @ accompany- Phillies and Barney Dreyfus of Banton, to which he was con- | Dee . %} 2 oe we ey Sees ma - / meeting of these teams hundreds unable to carry their theories out : High Fic} with d ° | Bes ye. Mg Rg am 6 ft ff were turned ‘ay . ; Ge Ing diagrams. The player is shown Pittsb th th Nati 1 Ave. "Three Sing}, ceding 18 pounds. | By Joseph B. Choynski imi (ie ee es Bs —— way On Sc-/ It may pp because they ate not... Li in In, 44 23 ee ee eee gle : Pp : : Be $e ie i ad at the net, with hi: o- Broadway Jones would have te Sie ae ) count of the limited factitties at physically made so that they van ht indicat 4 Th arate ste ae co ” ee eee — PCR § 1 to 27 score Since that time the the game they forget the theories. an coval: chemo iak one ae ‘ e the major league te s to Graft 1°) gay gameness on the part of Broadway 1. Ailing eee | eo | : Werners have added to thetr plav- But a pple hesinnedr, elert.and ni ee e 0 | - their players at a fixed price—the . Jones kept him from defeat. At iene bale att emssinccor sis yan. : eae ‘ a Joe tie ecrengrn hy the addition of Ol- win his dase onen whe wanta te no rn Coast League, American Associa eh, Es a ee et spe team and; Sometimes you hear about the |44 to 28. The Seminary equad had Guten aa ae comnainnine enti The race, the A. B. Dade Memo- | .nabied him to stay the limit. In) B* RSS. a a 7180 = seer go sig , Center Theory. One who Is leara- the game tn hand all the way, tak-/| wil] thresh out in their three-day westere Screw Co. League. rial Handicap, honoring the stiri the fifth round I floored him for |! 4 5°% eae tae ys aoe —— to date the! ing the game should be aware of ‘ing an early lead and holding an | sagsion, and then report back to. Gridje. * -Machine Shop}: ory of the man who was generally +), count and the bell lane while Bai sks... | a ee _Werners appear to have an edge 1n' i+ because it ts often helpful and’ | advantage of 26 to 8 after the first | sneir league directors mes O were the ra- regarded as the greatest starter. he was still on the floor. JOR CHUOYASKI| defensive play as their opponents holds an important piace in net i half. Commiasione prs ] {!! Western Screw Co. that ever dispatched a field of | ts i ae have scored 64 points on them in play ' Capt layman of TAncoln started x 7 o_ beste teehee Leaders were th roughbreds was at a mile dis- | In the final round I floored Dan a ~~ | four games while the Leacock net aise | | the game with. 6 nel t in oe lie present his proposed four ant! - - , > 0 vat sarte . c I ° ss pial n n . Inolininnm O44, Retsing tance, and carried a net value fo faagea agen hese ear, and met in Chicago. O'Donnell was has been found for 1°6 points in The Center Theory. prese~ but Worling’s field goal phat Sed tae TE it ly (ta. 4¢ ale 5 , € j i se e * : f ® ; 7 , y - - 4 e : the winner of $2080. It engaged. wells c 0 to get on ‘something of a mystery. He cat ‘five contests. In the seoring line HE OO It | gave Concordia a lead which was aanal pen per cual saat al et of the better grade here, and... ' ' ~ a giant in frame and strength and the teams are about equal, the, T a1} ane ; ‘never relinquished. The Concor- : some Australian Jimmy” R a a ) e the b s played 4 th q e scandal hearin Tithe sities acbount of its Austr i 1 -Yan an /was as scientific a boxer as ever Werners having counted 158 points. ” ma IS paayec Gown the cen- | dita Seteane wen CMeet threush- ame slowness was not held to be overly | ‘a on New York, for a scheduled ‘came out of Australia. He was in four games and the Leacocks ter Of the “ore oe out and as a result of their close r a the liking of Broadway Jones lsat bout. Among the sports: Corbett’s eparring partner at one scoring 292 points in five games. deep, near the baseline, the reasu!t- arding many fouls were called YALE LOSES HER 24TH : : OR ee nim be ie en ter ent time. And yet Il who was 26: ..~..............~ -__ ing range of angies for your oppo- ie be es Rane only one field goal CONSECUTIVE GAME } rtisans | | ee ee i ae inate i Line ; Mar sod enough, and the weight of | vietvreye gece mtrons, the pounds lighter, gave him a one- { AT HAVANA ork wit! ne DOW 7 : tte yepport i Mig em gut. edly meme ee ee who wrote! side beating before he was out.* 4 ie oF or Sunday. Peter Peter Lett at Fo enth and final round of my fight | PTER knocking the big Aus- By: the Ansoctated lress oS eatin th _-weights who became noted in: Zia me ~ 44 ke | In thelr last meeting the Len enter Theory is this: Sechaefers Total 30g, efor} Flee reiatieor tenes tm the Wasting ‘In the first half, that one bene! Ry the Associated Pree. | registered just before time was! NEW HAVEN, Conn. Jan. 18. Yale suffered her twenty-fourth outstanding | Consecutive Eastern Intercollegtat- ' Werling was the istar for (oncordia with six field | Basketbal! League defeat tonighr when Foot, Princeton center, sank * | Goals in the first half. He retired twin-counter from mid-court with lin the second after four personal | ithe score tied and 30 seconds to g> ‘fouls were called. Th» Cu °° Jdiaj prineaton won 20 to 18. showed improved scoring ability. > The score: : ROOSEVELT AND CEN TRAL COUNCORDIA SEMINARY. FG. FT. F. Pte. WIN HIGH SCHOOL a | BASKETBALL GAMES : Continued from Page 18. '(huwala, 1. f. . a ee | | () ‘ Werling, ¢. 12 | never lost, shortly after Mowry's (jere Kuechile, o..... ; 4 | 8 ahot. 4] 3 N Diagram 32, a hall nearer the, Urnie Kuechle (C apt) : | Cleveland threatened several | } \ called. Yj L ; ini | ‘ as a ragge ne, Pe- : “oa a Boosters 1 th The start was a raxged cne, Pe-! with Ryan in this fashion: tralian down repeatedly, JI. First race $700 claiming 8-year-o.de Witte: t ter Peter lunging at the time of the, ¥ iil Bans Ae ‘“ aud up five and ouehalf furlongs: i , y at ‘i stilt y ok. 1 mn «ohen lntatee wheeling {n his tracks, and as a | YAN took a chance in the cia not ane : hit aa ook ici t bo . aun + | . ( : ‘ O 1 I al S rif - . ft) ‘ i. ~ - a . Pex ‘ ev wbles ! ' _feated. was Steve O'Donnell. We B'rith. ae , , iter Theory may oubles sweepstakes will that taxed the capacity of the a dese I band up. of le and thre: siateenth Oe pee eat re good answers to the center ball. : », e } : ‘ ‘ oe it e 9 - , % = n @ 4 cai’. ae - \\ as] 32) ton alleys vlant ta the utmost wis present to dy ee he i de i a rt) ¢tye 2 ae riche iterate 4 ' bie ; ins of p ‘ if : The is bound to deiiaile re. for his ¢ ment will yoti players. oe Saw Changing .partners cours® weer an:ong the starters in! AT NEW R NS | Gay ee ive . Ine de ca ¢ >i ses aa aan kg ! — cag Mes the different numbers. Clouse fin- !¢ O i oM oo ales pean Neptiie co. um AT TIJUANA ‘ ‘ ae kk ccording to Packs, who | rr . ; ve Th : . ae ae ry.ebe wery “ @ acco Vig, { S, 7 PAUL JONES TO APPEAR state last night that both Pesek | Wii ishes were the rule in HOST {1} - OO eae eee ee > Reece pred on th : . race, $800. clainiing 7 year-Oius.: _- = ; : s.ances, some were § tight ‘hat it) Uy the Associated ; irrlong ; hav wT t SOme were 80 UG i ty the Associated Preas and os fur + ‘ ae ) 1 . ; nen ‘ wiecc IN WRESTLING MATCH and lI.ondes have mee day ot Rene | RAAAS ORE. RAR RRR OM - : ° ‘ eS l Washington nileve ; in by -alliag required the posting of the judges’ | et race. $1200. claiming, 2-year-c.ds Weat Pot ennid. fennes Waeeee placing to make known the result. | Je am tat ; . wjster — - COLISEUM, JAN. 25 Londos is st heduled to Visit St. @_----—- The sixth race. a claiming hin | LON Ok os + Aromdi i > Gl anat & ae re | TV risig e . : S647 = Bites 2 ) ; oe ee Hhenia heavy- Louis this nffernoorn fer a few | NEBRASKA QUIN T ' Jicap, bringing to the post some of u> Luc “ Prisy ime 1 rs pel ig a ' mich eit tty Stiathins . , ' ny Pedy z Se ree cia victories hours. Phe Greek ine cage gv | TE he } ore ge Oot eee : Date ae 1 Gare cy pote frit iciche Brow ; orice we seers vs fess acne ention in Meme'| the best in the plater division, tur- Ey eam en aay wi ie | Plu xhitetot ; trated Bee Oe epee re : is Sheree eee te ee a in Maxos: In — femporary detentlor : 12 | eh eee | ¥ oe “aye 6 d local Phis last Thursday night was char- | ' 71 Qe, os 11m a ; ree mo ahaha nf a Creek business man of Jack- eal Stable. In two preceding ek aa She ib Chori Bars, George DeMar was a dis- ce oo Reneedbemaedl cs tess pee Second 3 KOO, claiming. @-year-olds sant test in 2 preliminary event to; son. Tenn, who says he was de- | eer ; failure and was batten | K° Su oe seccece cE de! i nead » Benwe ni is ad inn ie tndle - eee ae tee ee, imination ent frauded of $12,090 two vears ago on rsity of Nebraska bar - soundly by much lowller ones than! Tribal 0 Sivan ward” je , Wen . lear tent: Tae ie a 2 ge inp neppibektoes £5 aie agen at a betting scheme in which Lontes 1 asaieiiieares E4- “a Be a inne i a ea es edhe : Be & id or ier clear, » &.. Sestern Geel Sales + ‘ | i : ‘4 ip b ‘ ‘sSHMeaum 6 Tapes. ts ullewed to have ween involved. } PUuC- * ., - ia cace Bite Os be ane end he won | ig , te “agen wee _time iret °% : ee cero i dav niaht. ae 1. an exh'- wth much in 8 aa a wai ate De pa j ed . claiming. 4-year-o! a Ne eee 7 of . : : aay Z we ' ‘eomoter Tent T's} rh) mn C} 1AMI ION HOERR all ESTES Conde wo eeee MES AT MIAMI Gye Pon’ Hines Purse Jj year-0.08 , . a +3) tin otis ty id ote-2 ¢ Cus “toe : pi ‘ sis ‘ if i Try tery , io k . ' | Toa a ¢ a‘? oo Stee ; a 2 Comrade Lots! Ngee en aia and yt mr tm ny ae ele who } } ° Cotmenittees. d peti Tomorow’s Entries Hea) a teathern 5... ua TURES Vi A re eh ga ee eee ie) or bis Se sedi ay 7 ead we, ams wasp HME OF P , 1 +o, 1C e OO in a r \ e am- “ge . a1. cx igs . : oe pais ; aiaiu f riean! ] ir M Ls ah sies: 1‘ ni « an ‘ . , * 1 ‘ VL ie- mi reat h i! | 349 r} 4 = se . a ‘ Ja? v toa x : at Miami Kennel Club ; bait Rawe> «2 | inia Baby lit svade! : yas i de tee a , a so ’ ieterea | v; , ee — er watch between Heth- : ng gg glia : sp tterdes 11s) " i Donate in the New Coliseum headliner liehem Steel and New York Giants P your hair lacks natural gloss { hair will stay in place of its own , nee -acntee af a biivzara and lustre, or is difficult to keep | accord. ——— inplace,itis verv easy to give it that It gives your hair that natural ric , glossy, refined and orderly ap- | rich, well-groomed effect, instead o by the confer: Justice F ixteenth miles" - PP PPD PPP tm . : = Son ee . ad % : ‘ . We > ‘ te th mies: 'e PRINCIPIA ACADEMY ee see css = a bee : | . 11d Chuin Viste Ronn! _ : ~~ Just rub a Lttle Glostora through Glostora also ke Cg eye soft, Acitlermmy detea i Riyal (thar i, eeee ir au : ©) ano Belle bat i , Peanuarde ( 7 } d he h : | mon | your hair once or twice a week,—or | and ¢t air healt restoring | after shampooing, and your hair will | the natural oils from BA the hair b pas ket De ) mic lauty Lake i | Hani ete Lrch ite aon 2 . veggie Ailetu Sever} race $1°°O0 claiming. 3-year F Bs. ‘e. pecageesres 'g c hate . a. Tar ortey ;' L. cal) ied one guarter tie Pa » bine to) mt ‘ . wy. | | then stay, each day, just as you — its heslth, life, gloss aod e@—-Futurity i +d ne mile an! 70 vardg: '¢ : P ark Mysot at Less as S02 126s “Bilewerth. rox | Gans a oe molication a | ied Z “ a AL we ae : . er og ee eer FO) eer ne mie end af ers | pliable. Then, even stubbom Saint ..) Ae ie and tv La War Léort xz sory. O- - +4 sh pret oe ~ > 9: +. 4 ~ ts >_-—-— ' d Emerald M: Pa Boy F ie na an ~ ‘Ken Armertran Tas Praa antrr er Watch Cnt MATCH AT P c Ext - OO Dy th mile: | ) Stable entry Shee ps « pee mhetar entry + H A Read Fiat Tron Fh fp iar ren GO, “character witnesses.” Beginning mi ] ON : fermevo and Springport uh onr Fighth 73 ming. 4 yea % wd Firet race. $800. claiming. 3-year-olds. °” race, $1500. ciatming. the Buena ip ne tut.¢@ avin T°rnie Nota ’ : ' 1 en Y> | - ; 7: oo} ‘ . - Se ee ee awe ~ se . stu ; é and up Sa e and ay oot ou longs te ny . ‘. I ague ' rt ~ eR le i:d : oa , ? ‘ Employed Boys ary MM . vienh *Teaae - teanleuee tatak rt seh i one Seventh ace : Claiming. 4 -rea! ong Ma . . Stare ar ntake be ws ei ostce at and one-a.x! eent, mi’: eh ie} wre of _ “ari Lpiscopal Church nor Boy Stripes” ... 2 Anrge)plane ey 7 f. Jealous 1m C]oretee ae ei dapctergl é 4 <! A generous sam ple FREE | kK ' th rane— eta? : ‘ ‘ a ae \ - rae <q | i caoe & mile. hurdle Foreland Ses ynera!) ' rit! iv Adame 1:0 Jo! in § _ vy i pevil defeated Kingdom How : ta Miamond Sunny Whitt Lewellyn : ta eee: ob Phicies ae hilly Mann. upos City or Toren oe eeu fi Th, aso ese ems cee Gm'Ge Ge es ee eee Einpioved Boys’ Basketball yas lee fl Little Judge Point 2. 27 Re ree 0181 Wi iehing Stone i’ , r rack Fi ue e Yast ob core J@ Rock leriect Modal oMek: ing Seth game last night The 8 Bode’ iscsies 2 FYourtn rece $300. claiming. 4-year Paporcaites ‘allowance claimed.

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. . "3g 7 P = - oS 3 C 3 ' ¢ b 7 3 3 ? ste wiaKes ¥ gout Barrett ga lest Known o [nsung Heroes a lace lies | Slee Ge -lingha io «RIGS OS SS yet yn eee eee lets ia Binet la he 4 het a =F ’ ? C ~ om 2 -% Ay sega noe. - ¥ * eet OO ae "ee PGS ut ~ 3s tly 4 E nER & he once «+ = , 1 Bie My Meereae N ke. ‘ na ae a — . Spee i ng : on et ay Lad > & EE ET lesan mne-2 - So ‘tockie € ut | | , Hunter Is Known be Is Played. e * Herman Wecke. retghe vast army of unhono _¢ @Mmsung heroes of baseball - Spier league scouts—'‘he nam -Paries Barrett. u native 8& mp. stands out prominently. ett, one of the chief “ive ‘app i. the universe, 1s kno argwer baseball is piayed. : .4 @oudt, Barrett is the be : ee of the en‘ire crop of * v@@ and unsung heroes. a gean co east of west, n » fm bis cities or small, @nd that it there ts a 0 ‘gam at least one inhabi , pe Charley Barrett. ‘¢@ known as 4 “Square © He's loyal to the club tk ge hiim—the St. Louis ogi Dut more than that, he “e@@ of the young player. | ‘avims come up from the rank wnges how hard ft is tot 4 ‘So every young ath ks Barrett about a job vacconumoudated. : chief of the trory hunter -wh. one and *~ 4 Cardinals, lie dias a pos $5 nen ait d- af suits hiiin pr fectiv. Heg @ chance “to be the frieg young piaye cr. With alg So eXtensive ‘farm’ , wret! must be on the loo® tonly for the Na @ but for Syracuse, @ smith. Danville and Tex.. «lub - tt had quite a bit fo ttting together they echainpious. For ing tred Jim Bottomley at Ne. . &&., and started him on 2 fe saw Jim blossom from to the big tenf He sti ipat letter he recelved fre xf ¥y. in which the Cardim itted “he was some sha ‘9p and nelder.” That ] feceived in 1919, but J @ in Barrett's prize ¢ : ? ae oe aiiaadtedtann, «ah val te yee ote) pe: ie . ee ter~ ope Eger L tehe > 1+ rasifihs Ea Me Patng yee 26 7 y 2 Pe 5 ‘S rere oe he " +e aes oi ER ROE A il ia PAR aoe Seer ee oe ; “R y z¥ bed ft? vat ] Bar: «tt brought up w WM, bought from Lanst ; Art Relnhart, grabs agen! at Ackley, Ia.; Rg Wlowed first as a Post Public school League at Yecanm:s: ons of the bt + In the game. And # t¢ who put the final & ‘thei. : never plated a game ene ea a SM ee ee ee er * - ~*@- . a mire i a F | oe ey oe ee es “e + eS oe ee, + “x te ee baci te vy s Se a ergs ~— ~~ or ow ~~“ * as — er vw ™~ > ray ~ o* ~ SS ee eee e.« | ‘ravel agreat deal,and t hours together 3 ' food tend to constig son, I always carry a with me. 1 don’t believe laxative on the market quick reliel Okten I to drink Pluto at soda — | > s ae, q —e i, » o Ky ba Ne, - Tl OS ons ae fore 7 Sey od oil noe ‘ . 5 Fs . . _ ov ® 2 . c, - e ‘ 0 ha POEM MPO oe ay «es tye 4. ta 7% "* ~ . There are perhepe a ¢ ald” which we are Some. The most Pluto Water. One @ill be needed by ax “amily. Pluto hes woe @mily lazative, bec ‘9 rellewe quickly, a - ing. and neaaill | | ;Seesant after effects. — s = , ari a Ot AL AE (rt See —~ ae * . : 4 7 ¢ ‘ : xD 7 1 omen - ‘*epaper ieague Aa ey mae ; . om : a : timployed Boys” coms fe big (, - pal , : ‘F . é ) Ane - P F ‘ ‘ ° i . ? PT ” - ’ f Ex ft okn ee el ena : oe Pe apetnst Netesn ax lefeated Kingdom - aa >” - ‘ \ : . : ¢ ” : } ' 4 a er Be ‘AVYWeleht 63th Sear ' toc FATS Bre {-: Essipiove -OyYs £ a counterfal?. chamopten t the ¢ a? w, C266 « , _a ° 3 : iv : , » Ma ‘ “a. $i berond ae pate’ a Boys . amy : hetr Sheets 3 Pe mi mech.. oe es. Fespectively. Other | game last night, Mar’ hee gre: Wiart« and Whitehead 1? to 9

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH weeeres MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927) ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee + ' major league baseball, but con- f 5 ut Barrett anon his professional efforts to the (i Wt Lv, 5 (Ala 9 SCORE] Sco aerate ex? Travela¢Rerorts ale ; K f 1910. Browns in . ~ _ ' Best own 0 although as early as 1908 = = . Came a ee — : _* Oe ~~ ‘he recommended his first athlete ° | ~~~, # H. ito R. L. Hedges, t f - Heiser Bowls a ee ‘Unsung eroes’ | club. That fiat st rai oon MEDITERRANEAN : Se es ‘ right-handed pitcher, who was & Perfect Game}; In . | striking out 17 a game at Perry-. League Contest jeey Hunter Is Known Wher- ville, Mo. It was Jeft Tesreau, who CRUISES a | of Baseball | Fa ; oO stic with the Browns, ~a ger Game Madeira, Gibralter, Algiers, Monaco, Naples, Athens, Constantinople, Holy but later made his name w | rolling in a?) & Is Played. | Giants. : ee Land, Cai d the Nile. Syrac 4 Tro and ¢t 11. : Neples and Monaco on return. tere ) Atl: an ic $695 up, including all expenses. Spece also available to Riviera nrg | a y : nar ey , A® % - °“We * «®t ®>.. bated *.~ *” .% bal 4 ® 03 + . os . acue x | ah - atch — Nearly Landed Alcx. - $265 up with shore e WHITE STAR LINE - RED STAR LINE Hamt urg-f —— Line Over * } | genet —- Only accident kept Barrett from W. H. Maybeum, Mgr., Louderman Bldg., 11th and Locust s¢s.. - ENGLAND : FRANCE * IRELAND * GERMANY mn the vast army of unhonored having the honor of sending up unsung lero. -@ of baseball— ‘two of the main cogs of the Car- Ground Floor, St. Louis, Mo., or any authorized steameh!p agent. Se ee : A voyage on one of the splendid major league © is iat name dina] machine in 1926—-Bob O’Far- modern o:!-burning steamers Next sailings from % cy iis Ltt tt — Se a a a ee - e ea hes th i . 3 i } he: Ic city Sociation } } yond doubt, Barre it ois) th best time, he was forced to pass up the Stein Vs = Sem iiager ang pall team - Barrett. Bar- ef Charles Barrett. u native St.’ rell, now manager, and Grover poulsan, stands out prominently. | Alexander. erican Bowl!ng Con. | “ure crop of “un- N f the en , ‘man who last 2 ew York 7 Pret ond pecan sage i “most vadeaine wie es AMeNEG, DEUTSCHLAND huringi hon at ae or : ALBERT BAILIN ‘S. S. Thuringia Jan 27 will know Charie) —. he arrived the hurler was hit on : En a “square shoot- | ‘ "nusu ++ | : rett is known &s that the head by a pitched ball and to the mee of the luxurious Sree class, comfortable plese attractive accommo- | Enchanting North Africa— and commodious second classand ations are ava.lable also in the | the Holy Land— Mysterious chiet “ivory” “hi . : : tt, one of the chi sto While with Detroit, he saw risin line fo ony came, cars 1. ~—s KNOWN (Farrell at Peoria, but ag _ the isin jin ' 600d medal gherever baseball ix played. Be- ‘Tigers did not need catchers at the _ aa mane’ * ist of v 7 : : ‘ > aaa You can go © the National League.” . He also 7 | i : aac tine | : aa S.S. Deutschland Feb. 3 1 and ©. Stein: McEthens south, in ig : ror ae iain. admits he had a tip on a pitcher | RESOLUTE, RELIANCE S. 5. Hamburg Feb. 17 ‘r vs. Baker and Heiberr. you'll find tha® © inhabitant | 2° Galesburg. Ill, who turned out Tr ‘Cabin Shi ile vi MM pele ‘p.. 'to be Alexander, but that before pea sais ot leasure giving event. Cabin Ship Sails vie Bootes mmocations are offered in High Migh » He's loyal to the club Laeeins : , er. ae *§ sent home for repairs | _Tharee Sing'e . loys him—th St. Louis Na- : : } if improved third cla or one - class bi ~~, Consta tinopl bam ° r - ’ an rey 9g ~ egg tion that suits him ye iv. recommended Bill Killefer to the HE members of the St. Lows Char.- from a — oe — . a “ste — ~ be bas a c! t oe tne frien browns in 1911, sent out Mickey ber of Commerce who participate $.S. RELIANCE July 3 y" ' ao THE NEW Vth tat acd high singe BP oot ® young player.” With the O'Neill, the High brothers—Hugh, in the Good-Will Tour to Flond. S.S.RESOLUTE | July 1: eas: Nelson and Whit a Cardinals’ eXte msive ‘farin sys8- Charley and Andy; George Bisch- in. the ' : — = ” oe - July 17 Jan.26—27 days Feb. 26—27 daye Beate siateee ¢ must be on the look- off. Max Flack, B ‘ | will receive a sunny and genuine Duration 23 days each Mar. 30—15 da : MEDITE dae em, Barret’ must Of Ob the +, Max Flack, Billy Kelly and | sunny g ar. ys | | — st. not only for the National | others. welcome to St. Petersburg, “The Sunshine , eee Sate Se Reames |B gaguers, bot for syracuse, Hous. | The Farm System. City". ‘They will find here 2 delightful city name MG-AMERTCAN LINE CRUISE os 3. Acmes 6 ware i a ee tun. club a | Some of his purchases include | with an exceptional spint of friendliness and 177, N. ee ee ee Pen: tiaea SAILING FROM NEW YORK FEB. 28 og Berrett had quite a bit to do ee ee ee with | hospitality—a great outdoor playground, t ; by the splendid cruising steamer ng ee Seances Willa, Bing Millen Muddy Ruel wo, ih eoery ai aaa me ot po say . —ORCA— — ac cuared Stet Balloniley ut No-: Bunny Brief, Bill Pertica, Bill and recreation. me ‘ Wetse fer Chieu bettas re ee ene 1 an ey one Caen toe More than 100 —— hotels. ___Naricd " , . : = THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET COMPANY » the Washing Clas D to the big tent still svstein’” Barrett says: “We have Selantasranveersisaiie “ ctersburg invites ie , ; .* ioe X COOPERATION WITH With « total of has the first letter he received fr@%a eix outfielders, 14 pitchers, three to enjoy Iife in this * ‘Resort Metropolis ol a ont / ai” \ poy AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY Vad, Hof Bottomley, in which th: ardiné third basemen, four shortstops, two Flori aa Gulf Coast”. For booklet, address . Cw" : a ar admitted “he was sums shakes second sackers and three first | C. O. O'Connor, Chamber of Commerce, 'y Cone hitter and fielder.” That hasernen dev i : itter { fielder. hat | 48erne! eveloping for us. c : — ras ARKANSAS 16 "far : a °? wih, nia? the fina! tol, ] Vesxcorn Was Bar ‘3 j } ! Tarpon Springs. Florids. , ” ——— fr was receive: doin We rt i Roth welt was | Flint Rhein. a Each Room With Bath. rs With 612, whie Eee né plated ; | Golf Eighteen Holes. | , | - es A th €52, was ben “Ts ; MAKE | J | | / a, \ } Vescovas The i's : “Gae: ’ , ' J t ” tWo from the H . ; ‘ y 4 er with 7%. and Der lom@era wita match th. Wabas’. egle D : om Le Biloxi ee ec play rig GOOD . —— es Every Day itn the Open : GOLF d }/ rHERMAL ‘ } ? ? ; The lusurious appointments of the Bue- You cant resist the call of the out-of-doors, espec ially where _ BATHS na Vista wil appeal to you. 250 rooms ¢! 1@ suN ds shint ing, th © $¢a Inviting, the golf courses luring, ; with private or connecting baths. Turk- ; d gang and summer isin the air. Compare the U. S. temperature ish baths, bea ic + e thier betheenge office, gril room, Crug tables printed daily est note. every day—lIt's June in Miami. | and a deligh tful vacation at t =, d ste etore and other sheps in the hotel Join the throng now ensoyin . Olt zg summer this winter in this tropical won- | Famous Buena Vista Orchestra plays derland. The reat prog am of entertainment is just getting started. ] H E A R | I N G | O N nightiv. ; uggs In ee than 36 hours snow and ice are a memory and sea bathing Earepean Plan, Rates Reasonable | Diese o- ware for reter ations or iicerature, : Down among the fragrant pines of the Sunny Accomm nt Reorge BF to drink Pluto at soda fountains. mineral content of the blood. As a re- fy Miscourt £1 pig? sult, Pluto Water is not absorbed, but to 23, In an exe | das Aa, tert. passes through the eliminative system a ae \] practically intact, flushing and clean- ‘Huskers — ing ali that’s before it. ret Pe a, - : a ; That’s why Pluto is so positive and Salling From New Orleans 7 in (€r i 7 ST. Saturday Noor. } : fhe contest Ate \' thorough, giving results in 30 minutes ” Louls TO by c wonderland for an ideal winter vacation. Write es rowan 38 LB. Dies Tuat too, is why Pluto for attractive book of information and rates. xh Missourl’s 4eCiaa atti, never gripes. The action is natural, gen- Mv : A LL j THE ARLINGTON HOTEL “without the : “ae ‘ tle and harmless. Pluto does not cause AND RETURN eee = Hom. of KTS, TG le up the #core® habit-forming tendencies, nor will rt $114.73 weaken the system. When you need a laxative, remem- | ber that ‘the medical profession for ei Gk AG Weates toctade Weals | gl almost a generation has recommended a cee ce Chneee PRINCIPIA ACADEMY f ee so Pluto Water in preference to the arti- wie POE ono ggge-sn Aneel sail | DEFEATS KINGSHIGHWAT . 3 ee . ficial “drug” type of cathartics. Ask —_ local ticket agent. or write PRESBY YTERIAN, ~— ‘2 your druggist for Pluto, and you will — | ey always play safe. Bottled at the springs, Seb eh Oy se? Mabicaaed ne Are ts A ebe e Mly ROA a ~ MO, a pane —_ he t\ ; GULF & SOUTHERN STEAMSHIP CO. 671 United Fruit Ce. Bidg-~ New Orleans, La. EES EN mai 2 Br, Marvelous Winter Scenery é HOTEL a Bs, at Niagara Falls BURB R ID GE - Det a EAUTIFUL, ————, = oe é " Splendid Hotel's Reasenra ates sistas cies 7 Write for Booklet [Thu NIAGARA FALLS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ear a» The Aringron French Lick, Indiana. "i epg ~otp! r 4 Dallas, Tex. singe | Nov. 15, 1926 in Burro d There are perhape a dozen items of “first —~—_—_-— i i aic” which we are never without in our America’ ; 4 home. The most important of these is Physic SP ECIAL BILLIARD 1 - Pluto Water. One never knows when ft MATCH AT PES-" PAaTES FROM §. PER BAY Send fer Free Cater Folder G. L. BOWE. Couventien Ser... Niagars Falls, N.Y. | Employed Boys’ League =. mr Grace Episcopal ae | | Modern. Comfortanie, Cisat. | mum Cascecsst Contra” Tew TT LEGGE GaNT-OUPATCM pres TWICE ay aunt Tne SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH priate TONE a: mae defeated hin gdorm out Least ) years uneer same ewnter- oved Boye nesetnel ‘ | ae are FoR ro.een. | CLASSIFIED ADS as the only other St. Louis Sunday pewspeper CLA™®IFIED ADS a« the only other St. Louts Sunday newspaper. nt. The score E.; i eam *s Yast nig! 7° 94; a oa 4 od Yr

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———e ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927) _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH je , | na . 2s 10 ? . _ ¥ QAO el - “ . as ‘ SS SS ay Ie es rs > ‘ a8 Sa S —~ Cg ; pe eo. pe ee > (aaa te + . 7% ost: *.. ‘ . .” e af ‘ 4 ow ~ * THE HUNTING MERMOD a le oat Oe hb lS ce Yee ee * re IANO = “ CALL a | Sons [ORCC wats [: this column of Jan. 2 date, we mentioned that a certain man. — @ bad resented Mr. Keith McCance’s criticism of the Game Refuge Spare } ad: and Publie Shooting Grounds Bill. He was referred to this ; se: | nag Wherein attention was called to some of Bm \- oy ~" . . ™ al PART THREE >>) column of Aug. 22. date, . ; » the objectionable features Of the bill. — oo ver Mem Veuts an #4 B loss to this country. If to that in Amerien, ame is i lean ies ” diced cp eae — PACKAGES C TWO = | : S euenagielluiee al OUR REGULAR PRICE 65¢ Wemee end Mite. * -§ money were any object to tich man’s pame as far : BERS INS Ath it was killed; — this, FOR ON C FOR cttw ¢ 91 FOR $7 50 HEAD PHONES eg tt Xd J ce ome colossal the real facts they may change | hae 7 : Be RY a" 2 eS "i a the: meee Melty 7 : } ; ag | for — Federal Dictograph Fie PPS 3 M ’ 3,98 W | iq He is the greatest publicity artist : ) ci | lo~. Pa, . | | q ts { ter Union BLAN KETS ; t to fine Lmerican than to the ‘ nglis tan ’ Naturally w Bere tCUNeT 10 Cull- 4), 5, mt 3 ritical tine Vlais gut all in one. for — BS Operated wit Slide handle |e .=*tts one fc or. . 2 $3.76 = $1.50 Hair Clippers, 00, 2for $1.52 co Paeg ft : -y) Suits, 2 for SALE PRICE Historiealls speaking, Shaw bas - ‘ess slaughter, takiiisg snap wje- estate it } wrap- ~ 2 . Re Gay's Shooting, si pepe detin the pract of associatiou The facts are. Pirst, Vis i : e * deadias renenter, | | 1 Barber Razor . fom if #hort and, While mh « sd tnt TRAST the Winchester > | MEN S $9.90 HEAVY ( omplete “ 50 Flec ae oat 7 e ~~ $3.75 FRANCO 45-VOLT . ; } j I bond ‘enous number 1 ie ds rere . ee | ee ay - ° e ’ ® dy 1 ‘ ira : 1ii¢ Taped dis 0 = dled in-one dave ctihing t! 6 a a ses a As a I ee ce SHEEP-LINED C OA T S $2.75 FLASHLIGHTS B-BATTERY {. nde Bid j ; with this country, throughout his -on t! “Siar : 7 sould wot bee eld 2 ie ag: ° oe aa _ | = ie arn get Re baxtra One for te UNDERWEAR New and Rik “ 4 Satin commie “o far aa a a eo hes esate ange renentiig rifies, his x1 Wins ‘Seed lenther = reinfore- ' Oates soo : discover Shaw published his first. of our Beasuns., udeiehe 0% oe tat ‘ree ns che ed pockets; ; . : . ~¥ re ; Guaranteed 7 : » d a a BLANKETS 2 for $3.98 ; a. pee 3 pe | tetaccthy Bare? ati | ; | i Ribbed, Army 4 a oor One for ; $1.49 Spring Union Sui's, 2 for $1.50 $3.95 INDIA . ania ertiele a ' ublie Wie ~o- feper who Knows a o © ’ ; e,* wae A oe protestina as Style, Winter 7 Men's 98c Neckties, now 2 for 99C | man’s 15¢ Blue Work ee 3 - : es nine 38 to 44, at wirds may be killed witheut en- radon : — : — ah ~ ai H ed oa i 4 300-Foot Spot : = 2 FOR ac SSD ae? 2 ’ : ‘ ie services tlhe A:uerican Eiiering the future nupnly. ana YON? Action was Vrought out th] ay # if ee i +f nie —, Ps bf 4 | Two for Drors] | it $6 GOV'T CHOCOLATE COL i to say profane character.” Rega sel geadleenin : os de sod oc cia e ie ets: oe a. nae "ghee 4 wo or . a te GOV'T HEAVY TRENCH e Porshe, ty fect “of the revive! on individu alling adi Mtg rless@s nics ane tr. - ae ‘ | ‘Stas : . a Our American ween? « en erat si} Ps a Moeye thier ey as ony ae 4 m i . $ 5] E he mesitautingls aleve bry? ‘| [i as & Se eee it od infants’ 75¢ |, | BOOTS eae | MARCHING SHOES, PR. $2.50 ZeRREe 3 oe is: cssdisinat meet SG hana? 2iuh. : aes . em Second, eVery eatite- Lixtra (Coat le 4 & in} eb = FE oa . i. a wet ; ' S i a i, \ eee FOCie ty. and ipdueos their unconve . s | 16-Ineh sizes, ~: “A ys | ee : MEN’S SUITS 4 V oe Oya fe 1 1! ana Opp onaeg Sizes 9, 10. 11, 12. Extra Pair 1c or eae Me to desire a speedy resetlomea oO a2 ; + te ¥ ¥ Z 800n takes plece or the revived € 0 ERCOATS ? FOR 76c | a we a PAIRS $ a) ; a 3 lowis into his previous b»enighte : : . a ae Pe Be tiie of! . | * te beer ' inelester and hefte | Some of this senson's newest and most wanted ey i ceetfudes: and although have nm ocar drive up bring or: i sd Beet PCIe Let ‘ atyles, Prices have heen alashed 9 unmercifulls. o. Lag FOR ON Y BASEM ENT wt Ao L x is a we wall : get the moneys und trive wawoy with Vs Theres, ria B2Is Hot heariv Yothing han escaped the wiched ee ef mien ‘heen snatehed Cromt Cae $4 to SIO) No delis Quick a Seg a . ot peice hui, Bids Gee aancoenates : ns Fs Saas gh: Men Re | | ; ; service No endorsers. baersvitting . , ‘ ‘ yee cane opport : £, a ta pase a Rips i) ' Vii \MInud m 6 horta oe ee tistal kein, | which was/is : ~~ nn SPECIALS Ettra: Pair, 1c or sites yey FOUR-BUCKLE PAIRS ee Warn. doubttul wreether the eg Corp. 1035 NN) Grand : ies Sayin oi - oo ’ 9 4 Ladies’ 15¢ Blk. Stockings, 2 prs. 16c Ps : as Merely in the nature of the exeff ‘anemmranones. ne ok ha st ne if / : EN’S $9.90 O’COATS | Men's 10c Bik. Dress Sox, 2 prs. Ae ? PAIRS ALL-RUBBER FOR BOOM er than in the moral eacure . ; are Bires v xg OAS yt kor £ ’ SEES) DORM roan Re F er FOR CHOICE (Peosiven and Poverty sTauAi . Z y . £ . ’ ‘ : ; ribet? (ITS! can a Miashi and the cast of produe. WOMEN “ ~~ White. blue and 1 ; les ‘ : ' fees, i we | as , ; ADVERTISEMENT tion SLICK “ CHILDREN “ee branding collar-attached atata Cc SEE THEM DISPLAYED IN OUR SHOW WINDOW Qe gO taba ae m . aan soctl EPCS IO SO te ve ise alanis Ssh a pot ma ‘. e~ o 97. “ee . 7s ee isi; Dran and eve ! | i ; , ship x che j ; hen My $3 98 Values af $3 2 B: an MEN’S $i 50 OVERALLS 2 Pairs oe $4.50 Star-Rite Elec. Heater ee Vive. \ ~~ obliged 'o fhiht the very Soctalf a Se = Mn, ERE wand are stvled ‘ ’ Of 99 ie a: a Eg . | for S ® es fe a‘ . wi > | ated Created Shaw once publick RH ; oN ee the Enelish men as “the emg erie eS $2 & Basket BLAN Part ie ony or Roe ae pete GE BES teen i2-Inch senmileas o4 » A. = My 4 7 ea me I ae La ae ee 252 - sa F oe ey eiher malye mai togiie ¥ eo er ‘ ; y eile’ a. a ef | pes Ge wes the Canadian Crovit, Leen eo .ee — | en a — x , —_ Nts Of thome ' , PR ee Eg Ones see gg a QM) SEMLM@? | MEN'S S8c DRESS SHIRTS, 2 FOR / 2FOR | MEW SU 0 ce se mere owen | a ad ae om bess es Ae got aie: OS 5 iain : rane Y RAINCOQRT “4 4h o\ a "Mee. ORR oS ‘ Cc FM S LUMBERJ on ? & aC eeu converted by Henry (hee 40, Dept vp, ' o va ‘ (TO WATCH, | we? iP "9,3, woe other English soctaliat | « ; $2 Golf Clubs $1.59. es DO for 3. Xi P of oy CY a ~ ros | nes 4 1K Ss “Oca SLs u ’ DS 51 iy ) Men $ $3.95 _ Reg. Price $3 Jy ae é Ti rhiinize or deuy outright the e ” Wh)s * a =—(. Paul, Minn. (es TPeartnisate saadst thei "yS0, 2 Ont MEN'S BLACK RUBBER $ a oa if a $3.75 Golf Bags. $2.50, 2 for $2.51 pr $4 Heavy Wool-Mxd SALE PRICE See vee Of Henry George, Berna RAINCOATS, 2 FOR 8.96 | cae, ioe, new. Die 7Ge) | eae ‘ Dever denied nor belittled theif . | 2a $1.20 Shotgun Shells, 85c. 2b. 86c | A Same = SWEATE . “ PM 56) \esertoan atuete-tan Men's $3.50 Dress Pants, 2prs., $3.51 F i ; $4.50 Bicycle Tires, new 2for $4.52 | Bo ecm COATS $8c BUTCHER KNIVES oP Sete: joined Caan ous a ) : ‘ | | i Patou! $5.95 Wool Dress Pants, ? pairs, $5.96 $3.75 Leather Gun Cases. 2 {cr $3.76 a es +4 , , EON on Sen 3 iSS4, when Men's Work Pants , sae $2.99 ) 15¢ Dog Collars. 50. oe for Sic ; iz a | ‘tra one fer le. or Oe | ight Mieernt ys ola He drafted “a Boys’ $1.98 Longies, 2 pairs for $1.99 4 , $3.50 House Paint, now 2 eal, $3.52 | Peer does ; | ~earr the second tract ever issued BF $2 Garage Paint, 2 gallons, $2.02 | Rees a blades Hin eat 2 for 99¢ Re ” | On the tits page, as inotto, atuod ° e : Physicians uy MEN S $5.95 WORK COATS Corduros FOR $5.96 $1.75 Dirt Shovels, now 2 for $2.76 | FA “ — TSO RT Te ———— Lumberjacks ‘eee pee from the American. Jone $1.75 Sweai Shirts a for $1.76 Pere oOKS—New tuck- for ~~ —_—s away maiel 2 $6.01 2 for $4.96 / poet “For Trays im thine eyes. O LA OUR profession particularly mn y requires immaculate grooming ND SEE GOODS AND PRICES COME TODAY, BRING /- Shines that nigh light whereby DISPLAYED IN OUR CORNER YOUR ENTIRE’ FAMILY. + az . and the correctness of style and a bodied in Society Brand Clothes » By | SPECIAL NOT a a . ag 7 3600 Ir , ee i a ICE | se Soe | ai will “ domes bp oe "deckele Pa andre right pod AR v / AUTO LEATHER-COVERED $1.25 to §? Porket 4 st tg (iatactertatic — sie a a ‘ SPR serene ee mine ae sae FL pep ota) is. aoc VOLS Ty tae S a, itive NP Ry My: thee’ EB a Ee ee beginning at 8 A. M. Monday. De- tised articles If necessary. 1 be: | eg oe _ Serr tat a life interest in the vere rand», @ Sige: | Capita} tails on pages 6 and 7. Part ” ‘Hree Leather Sleeves sae We therefore, have only ad- 2zand 3 of the nation i« the Latrn Jachet f a : vertised items now In stock “ 2 In large quantity. All goods REGULAR PRICE $4— pe ri : % Of every individua! positively as advertised un- ARMY GOODS STORE : | SALE PRICE “ a ) Pint Ae a have been sold. We urge you t i" | all o oa early and | th &. WASH —_ ; “Hitly CaANNOt he enjovred No Telephone or Malt Orders. « INGTON FOR ] 4 u , 7 foPleny ur foregone without | td = ' under existing cire jat lie miost striking reg oFesent system of farm

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Ee gg ee ety ee I ere a , . ’ 7. vty” 2 % b . . 4 - . a — on xX ee ~ en e trencr ara SH SRRAN ST.LOUIS POST- DISPAI CCE EE sN WAALS WSQq3V SX MAX \ SS . CUR Ne WES = ae SY - : . \ . . SS RA AQv \ iW: RO SVNQQ QoQggys CW MAQQv : . RRM QA SSS SAS SSS SCS. WGI \WI°—?i~—OYACWAAAASSAASS ee I ME NN FAQS — W Ww : ~ NY ef K Her ares ASSN \\ — w Rs at ~~ . . aD i a. ILA I, eT RL : 3 : FPPOSPO POF ‘ ‘3 WW RPEeCoiAk COMPRIS UTIOC NS MMA ate ae ee - \ SQ WN WS NAAN AAAAAAAAAAAAAND AAA a RENAN -_ ee a cee PAGES 1—12B — A. AA ES Ate i a eA At tt i tt a ta ST. LOUPS, SUNDAY MORNING, RY 16, 1927. re om Eee wee a ee el a ee ti . — ee nee es a - - - ~_ — _- ~_— ee ——- —- lily FRIEND, BERNARD SHAW” —2y Archibald Henderson] More tin ttt at — — ee om — — — . -_——_— ~~ —-— Marines Than Americans In Nicaragua aang ON ~ es z » FO wes oy ARNEYS ; British Writer More American Than English—Converted to Socialism by Henry Our Nationals There Number 36 ; ~ e Hew ae : ti > Ee. aE emer er ~ ort +. » ~-s * wh erie iy a George — Calls This Country a Nation of Villagers and American Women Well- ARMY GOODS STORE | Dressed But Full of Second-Hand Ideas—F ree Speech and the London Radio Rules. U S | & Wasuincron| fl .». Investments About $10,000,000 THIS is the second of a —t ig nance right of stating in pubile that of | articles, to be published **‘The Greatest Playwright of His Day”’ there are mile-stones on the Dover ne ze me | is OE ee within the next several weeks in eee he i |) ne oe oe ee Light of speak- : Pp . f Ni the Sunday Post-Dispatch, writ- | "ee en _ os. ing controversially. It is the right! Padded Estimates Up to $20,-. resident Oo icaragua Most of Value to Our Investors A ty ee an eee eee doers. ar a a: ~é + pe ee os of surprises that ik ) ‘bald Hender n mene Ae Oe he altel: see onsen 7 ws bx Archibald ende on, © Se , , Wome & “07 J of controversy—-Wiilen is at the ie : | ‘ ‘ of money-saving pos- american, under the heading, Gy i | ff ae | SE te Gaiiaiscntary govern. 000,000 Officially Fostered, aN. in the Central’ American ae ‘Na. Republic Lies in Prospec- e brands, will be sold 5. ond, Bernard Shaw.” | as er Em stad 1 Ree a y ; “M Frien ’ e : F , ig can 4 So a3 ments. 9 - ° f ill be dressed for this | ses gethcies reflect an Intimate ve ee LO Ses ® me a ,; But oJ Firms and Individuals jay, January 19th, 3 ‘tion with the great En- ae : | eee 6 tO ChUSES ENVIEAUONS tO # es ef association , at PE ts | Represent Interests There. ae & > Se , : store-wide and thou- glish author over a period of 22 : ee ; ~ ee oS Rd se a Wits America Pp a om — tive Profits on Concessions % Ee ww. iS 2 ae, 7 ° \ = . : | 20) ' we; 3 . - ‘ . ng, value-giving, in- a eee. * Nore «ey GR Se. "2 BSc / During the course of tie World to Protect Which 15 War- © ./: : a Fruit. Timber. Onl and rably. See our cor- Carolina college professor, 1s Sy Bi SENS es: T8548. OS % war, i was the intermediary for ° ° 4 | the author of “George Bernard cae gi P 4 Pe Fg ae As ond one does Hot easils bring OnFe- al! Anis rican {nterests in Nicaragua. ( “ | “ ~— 3 Oil Enterp e - 4 ° a @ had tuans honds of association n ‘ eset Se Y , Sine 26 Sty” . ‘ : . Or ‘ 4 ‘ Sve Z, af 3 wm 7 at S. : ‘ » oe. ¢9 ‘ ° . "Tes ‘ } i ee he . ; San on . 2 * - : | with this countrs. throughout hi- Wy ade oe i Fe as Wee D wg self to break #0 long a record, What are these American interests: Pie. "Seg: enna celmmiiameiran ars . entire career So far as I ear a ie So gaat oN {i ALE FRY And I canset afford te tour the State Department has repeatedly refused to Loi Luz & Los Angeies Mining Co. of New | = A anne A ae “world ut 13 o8n expense, With give «a definite unswer. Hgualiy reticent has‘ eet rk Brac, York is said tu have invested about $1,000 t discover, Shaw publisied id= fir-t sae a , ee . INDIAN BLANKETS, 2 for $3.96 erticle in Public Opinion, in the ‘Observe the look of self-distrust and diffidence—upon the bust.” taxation oo og eile ae ” ADOLFO DIAZ. vow in Nicaragua, 286 (Oe vemr 1872 .peotestine acainst —Oliver Herford in The American Magazine. ith special Welgnt ave merely Heen told that American citizens : la oie ett me em Ree: 8 ss ‘ Se So NO ; Railways the Principal At- > vs: - N, RE traction for Capital. »* Re A OR aT ERR” en. You th s. en and Misses. = P poney SAM ED. Se ae ee “19 take the caeh, and eredit go --he could settle in the Ne United States. and receive a sal- gme colossal American industry. He is the greatest publicity artist in the world, and gets on the not sure that I shail ever have rine detachments in Nicaragua, by asserting anything to do ¢éapart from the that Ameriean lives and investments in that written word) in America . . ..' Republic need protection. For years past. I have iad hie Other reasons, ineluding the alwazs han ‘est press.ng and reiterated - dy “Red yperll’ have been advanced for our Teeecsges fropt pace of thes newspapers tThenever fe so desifes. I ones ¢ publisied an arilete in a great fers to induce me to” Jeeture f{ntervention, but the alleged dauger to Amer throughout the Lnited states; but ican interests was the point specially stressed (ccnmamae TH PNA RE GR PE RIK iii- been the “spokesman” for the President of Piiiladelphia, a subsidiary of the Tonopa }; Company of Nevada, about $2,509,000 tu goid ee i See | ¢ and their property might) he nurt in. the 15¢ five 4 ry} c , > aa \ merean ; — | . . . " ee Bc . ¥ r r ’ . , ; ° 's } } re % * > ve ‘7 . 4 I 2 a 5 i owt ye +=] 2 t ,° thie boul of i i AS ’ r =| ° 4 i s g } a } B 2 FOR ; 6c evangelists, Meods ime sankey, in) Dubiin. nathonal }; and capital to private On one ca 1 ' saaw to ; fizuting between the Diaz and Sacasa fore s Robert F. sxe, . pre eas ; 1K OT yaine ary Ro Miller and Walter I. | | yy ae ee : f 4} tad uppealed ih. Central and south America: Abram I. Lin- Yachnilen, with headquarters at Philadelpiris. a | ° . } ¢ yr ¢ lovely villag: Cc:at sowie oF tiem : £0 in his opinion. dividuals fas been the division bers, tinunclal eNpert. an Jeremiah Jelis. ore the civirmen of the board and the pres hut a sé envlar. nof Cie into lositl classes, with oldest State university in nn” Cat a recent White House conference dent, respectively, of the Tonopah Compan: . » , ¢ 3 ‘ , - ’ ’ -¢ = . ) , vr tie Povrarding tie €. appetites und nu ditithers at one ext Ie, wield aroina, Ue e sada ° ° ; & nets ‘ : eS 7 ., List of American ee re Pees ae LA E COLOR ; ers : cs dividtuals he u?t)- : mig? di ers and no pope tite tise To ayitedd States Lti- Ces, a: J recess, 1 £ue reporters decijnued ‘o nahiec any Oo] t (of tlre tiniber ‘ nterprises, the largest i 5 * } 4 | il ic ite i ts ‘¢ sh aa aa 4 ; aa . se ° j : eee + , cr Pigs xy .Y . oe ar bal 6 naties re —— r und thy; Ps t { » ° ° thie Bragmanp S Ihiuff Lumber o., while’ hic fugly . 4 tendency to ie ie couched im the Teuowing’ ve me a ee ie jeroutia that to o Interests in Nicaragua. etic : : alle menibers of Meydersonr,. \ 73) Iie al ! eS ) fit } ‘ rey , ~{) mIght lncreause * : ; . a ~ i taken out large quantities of lhanoprans writ, ron a TCA, Stel roe a j¢'@q- lier 1) i “¢> . ‘ e en ae Vs That the establisied (rovernment barbarisii Ll apprecia your Invitation ry. art. . Other furniture woods from a o0,000-nEe ik . 6 x j ee gia ; ; : on . . ‘ ; } > o* c° . ‘ , ’ ‘ ae a vs ! > J r , . ; . , Say, Irom tans partioent —the tinber concession obtained In 1923. 4 Inless 32 be that the trovernuimeut Wants tiie University o! PoOvernpmie nt for protectian. The Pa 4 nnoonverted frien whic} ithe: I) more right to call itself : ; : correspondent has resolved tie following Iist “Some of the wo — a s ee to give the impression that the Armertean in- ; ee he 4 fruit yupanies including t ’ ‘ie American companies ar individuals hav- terests In Nicaraguu are larger than v : , ne cr re 2 ) vical iF (;racia Mines, pliccumetaenasiiiaaemanaentinetiinn matedeck ee ae Geers . cal e- y wale 4 m ne f - e a . » pur’. 2 * Me * i smoke of London Cuyamel operate short branen lire railroad Drevious te nighted condition Ilse: he weather. ‘ miles of trach have been laid by tie « e ¢ , awa : ° . . tual) » jit is hard for the lay mil un ‘ a aes pe Min asa metnercial and Ce ee eS oe Me ee cg a ee is a es in i See eS Sapa ue luff Lumber Co. ' ; ‘ , ' ahi old ay ile yit>- hI a4 ant ee X74 er ; Tanning €. ¢) rye indy he itral American Exploration Co. 1- careers of di-. shaw as repeatediv trey } S oy veg P pid Bereta ek . j 4 i i saat ~~ ‘. ortations. it re- this country. Bat he has bravely = resiste rece GIDE TOF) ieaad-iiaVve oeen permahen Vite Hous and tie state Department. ; sae Sind ke aM aetintd - . ba? 1] 2" aa e *\ ‘ ° a i | ee . der 1) ° ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . ¢ ° C0 tenets ae: : oa ie ies @ Sinai. coneern owning a gold gravel mine | ah , i s Py ~* ‘ ‘ as . — . . . . bruit and Transportation Co \thantie Fruit bhiahy VOuUNSs all blanudishiments thus far; and in alt prob- ped. Wied : | turned in: and t ire vn an U. S. Investments in and an expioration concession, PAIRS ia ian: 1 mature « Nee op teetrpert mth Dilits he will never visit the “‘lLand of tie ital ' lit, i edd ut ‘ Pata ee hs liens on ue a - 1) » rip > Astor NIahogan Be Se oe - , OES 2 FOR $2 01 ha | par Pact | bv und t. Home of ti are. §6©= Tine pation... as fs tnethable, has nes more | o. United. Fruit Asty { an: Robert J. MeKiniey of Kansas obtained ip: : Ma i pe” ae Wie Of Cie rave , : ‘ evita ls, aad. . Williamines & Sor ¥ jles “ri lan- ” ' ond part of that phrase is not obnoyvious CO do STOMP O17 - ya te C ae : nae rocape | , . elas , 1} Ommission Co hi } springer, A Fa- . ‘ Krom another poverntenta, source tie posit oF $50,000 In 1923, aeccore'ng to a : : ' . ; ; P ¢ | : ‘om: but the first part rouses his vehement , tts per & Co, Central) \meriecan saw Mills. Frank: yyegraeyan ¢; onverted to Social.crm und indignant protest He once told me that American Women and Post-Dispateh has obtalned the uvthoritative es ae Nlearasuabp Government report publis.cd in M b A : | ! a F a yy * A ate “i on “ A : estimate that tue American investments in Hizius, Telemaco Lopez " z & 108) the bulletin of the Pan-American Union, an , meric ; i? Tera e( Le Hited states i : Feats ais res eee / fs . avers tein es , Con-taneia Gol ines ae y an an merican Hustle. Nicaragua total &9 800.000 sia Te Mining ©o., sie: dicabpesic glia mud Mines. uanamed American citizen obtained a con- 5 ce A ae | icaragua Mining: Co... pel 4 o., Tana beliind Great Britain In civilization and Su her tre tract to explore for oi) in a territory cover- OH O00 aeres \ $10,000 depost de . 1 ? . ’ ‘ * ’ - , , OF AEC ’ ee hee os ‘ j : . 4 {1 (sreat Britain @s fifty vears behind hLurope me world “WwW: ["é presen’ }~ T hye ol fea have bye $7 | eens The contract provided that we Parinet *e exploration period of five lime, Henry tacoree ws that bel ; ; ) . | niteG states im TFeraTas ak a hii git ed é. eee 2 7} at ' , 7 “epee ; . eo j ‘ae oe J ai 4 eb ‘ ci | i {| “i potenit ans wells for 490 years, the giey° i? mare ; . Ti¢¢ bia f ; | : : " ca | ne i j fs i : oe : 1) eet e- 4 »? ey . thie ’ . y! Fa i i 4 (os 1): bre : "ay Tpe ’ t! ("| we fie cf 4 ' Brita.: . 2 , o. Te. ; : ; ' if ig meddiesom 3 Lo rece] e ‘ul "¢ 3 | © royalties ranging fron wer cen? mceSsionnaire .sboulid hare the ang silCeeede ig i ‘ d “_— F } ° ) .° ’ i i a a eondhand Wien! a Nirafrarua. nor Cal dock - od 1) f Extra Pair to i's bi'hitje , nti;usgas 1} ~) 1 il bodies ava I 3 4 ae 27 eonstituted } : H . | : a aa ~ 4!" Gomstecks "Ei thoarey *? } told + 20g TE ee Se 8 “Ninericaus Leouses situated 1 her parts of as ae ' ~ ~~ i i ‘ @} " , ‘ ‘ lj { il) I . ii¢ as (),¢] : ad ‘ oe \ . . \ (,tp\ ¢ rotient contract “Was xrauted It 7 “—_ ‘? . ‘ . for ic tueoand Tyndall, of Shelbys and De rig ee oo rs | — Hot exist i , 2 : ciples ap publi ramerea Cea Satan c -? RS , : » lo WKeilhauer & Hebard of New York for ° : 5 gs Ih | (ylle* or sion “de eRe fo Michael Angelo Ea more than one occasion, “do int thy : ° . ~ aud Re o>] (p\ ¢ li ° - “+, 2 ‘ : . 3 ’ } @ onl . ree — . ° ° ; ag . ; : ? ' P| rf sid ‘ I ‘ . ‘ +}? 4 J - ‘ Tlie {oO ta, ‘ ia +e a4 ) a - ae your country. In response to an. invir, : : , a United Fruit Co. Paid mt fg ~tudied =(9¢'] 54] questions LPouyg ! F F ; a +h eee . } . a E Te a 2 - WitTMtTity y ¢ j t 1 don 4 Tift to "oO to Arne rie “4 » : \ ae oi ee 4 Yui ‘ » ij¢ Popa’ L i | if gh il d)) , sets , ow and kindled the fire jy ie I ‘ iss oe : } 7 ‘nies : nhs : ets ae 7 j fee Laiin Ameriean sear hook for 193Y Gores hf , fam tn the right nmiace tert. ” oe | : : Pear ‘jal compliation based Upon Tepart: .. thing te do with Nicaragua Is th: ri ite P i 2 piiat if? ai aa ¢ . j ‘ a | ‘ , i , ‘ . bidtstriais LS id concern owning 24. l se sreat = 1} {° : e ' a, . om . & Ge. Pt , a i?” ] ake j {1 commerce " P| . ' e we 2 > 3 eo? hte ‘ , i i j i i sha ‘ . . i= { + i > ee 'S: 4 a4 1 | @ | > . : E : Ghty? : = j ’ z : questioning the story about Eli- : bass fi ty rests! ! a” ren af. Sie i + ‘ ’ x, en's OE ee Ol NiCarTrakuan ‘land devote ss industry. These are ae re a d to ba se a ae Manuel Pena, an Atnertean citizen ee ae! eis cc baer BU ALL ee ee : tee siZis ‘ linda cli dile ound that five ‘ane and pineapple cultivation bears “ ‘ J do not want the missionaries, ‘ i i ; 5 ; ‘Te Tag > vit 1) ' = at , ms ee : a } : aS 3 Tr ., : bie b« ~ | g S LUMBERJACK 4 €’OuUVerted by Henry tleargce lia. O statue of liberty. By tad! Se : n eae oe oS ee “a . : ; ; : ; ‘ ae i ‘ i : l{ ! ; i j ; ’ P 5 : 4 ‘°° ) *. ,? * * ‘ tj Pa ap . » , 4 ; . a, ‘ se e M h f A ee y % does not go as far as ; Ks Bidicweanctey ery eee 1 SS & fon thee ucn o merica s& aer Other Enelish Suctalists have : 7 t ae 8%) res the thi 7 Price $3 All @ lotnimize wr dinke io sutinice “3 | 4: a a : ‘ | Lid ; | ie }? LS “aks Nhe Aruericans at! hihdren | ee . pre fe rh 4 ari tT) r bw ; Stake Is in the Future ALE PRICE vee of Henry George Bernard Shaw tin: But He Was Humiliated ees 20 hea . ' elassified according to jtielr dependence wd tou production of tropical 1 : ; = i} \ red ? 7 pei f PF ae bai A ei ee in } ae | Lo + |} é rie: © hi is a” "¢ sr ! Ce ee ee. ee re from th's summary that the Piasty men alit tis i vs os t+ re of ant ~rOen. Pwo fy hs ro nerOoUs © i4 om) Was Ce eters ; 4 ’ a , . Lruierican stake in Nica ; Ver ale nied nar } go] : al ..% : e ° ne 2 for Q nO} i) little d 1..e1r qd: pt tw tiie by Great Britain. > 4 sie) . + ‘ialiat. 7 Mu ' : el tie Jumber industr). al , R ide tee ae o Bes ‘ von py fe } FAL Lie tt Ball © prospeetive profits rather i ela. 4 Rlucie-laner. ae aes ' | ae : : Cause “9 ae } [ se P ' ie ' } Se : dred and e{ig bTV-SjN of tuier Lota 2 is ’ : if din > vs . ree Cpe trees "y 7 ; : ‘ Tae ¢° hi pre ery? investments a ‘saueus kFablan socie (;rest Britain recently tiuuiiuated Shaw IS84. when it was onjv Udemonstrating that Hberty Is as non-eviste ti ieee * a-t coast of Nicaragua and . ‘ ' ‘ Pe ‘ ‘| sas nes A ' ' ¢ New fey") oe Co 27 ") + go ¢ adtinistration has set to present eat. He drafted “A Manifesto. there as in America. When Shaw wae a-ied ie ae ae ne ae | ee yee disc olan ° ire (aaa rors are swner, F. i at '} factory ¢sidence that tve triumph of Sacasa, y 4 SMivs im thine eyes. O Liber? refused to allow the British Radio Corpora. ‘ i © ever jssyued bv tlhe soctety, to deliver a speec) at a Ginner given in Mis ae in : ; : . ° halle CINE Zation tn Am» Rate) ‘© Americans Operate ) . | Ing «nd former Gov, the Claituant of the presidency, over Diaz, (Be for $4.96 | l’riime Minister of England, the (rovernment ¢. ;, ne . v nd ; a } er) * re aoe erg? ; 7 2T IC. OTL Le sh LPR ae \4 ; ” ' . vn f ’ ¢ : LP, nak 13277} Vbout sv American dotm@pa a | , r hott) of lanechecte; investment. of Americans in Nicaragua or ING E Rhine, +; h } i } ; “ abso.ute mmonaren of E ‘ee Rhegh igh? here! , ’ tion to bdvroadcast he speecn, uniess S1aw + iL ry 4 J iii i irre iY the té urid 419 c t l mrave ; ‘ pornioushy ' Hie is ‘oy € v dow ri {Qo -di. fradesme 4% bare ‘ntereast« 33 3 “et 3 : om ‘ ate cilqter Y. : vated. would give an undertaking not to speax con- eae ae | pa lay ae Sedan paulding of Bever, MaSs®.; NTS Ang "y oa 5 Z Crown aa th of the IT nited > ii? Nicarai t J tyerwe are wxesnsive , 0. strat pry of New tirleans eins a bes - “1 ' matixfaectory evide | = | “OUDKh thou $; ) miikotrusr ¢ troversially on any public matter: Could any- j bet Ce ee £ Co. t PLES U4 rieane, Al : ‘Bce : us be . “a . , is . 3 } oe faryy : ta ' j puppy Of thie State Depart ! ) 7 ewes : * Milton. Mi - — Jefferson +. ment would endanger either the small actual Nehuchadnezzer from » dead and ¢ , = Pere" oe . 4 ' hp , : ‘ fe ‘ . os ‘ - i ’ ‘.f ; ] 25 t $2 e eketkn'ves ‘ specfally r) ¢}) ; i 22 i A eS prositie . a" \«@ : Ne A ps in ars OE Konek as Be - ' ‘ } i+ 1} } ‘3 ‘ ateaas ' 4 ' 5)? me nted no sutisfactors Pe . aeha . ssi? : ° +9 , 3 +¢. ; . ¢ * ’ ’ 2 J th he y 0 ! Hi] ‘ mr rl i } 54 ; ° \ es at fii) ©: W certie 4h tai j v4 ASO?) i i .l ba iVvdais ‘ : ™ + . . . : : WeeM PRCT ey i ae iy : frar a mn — Lan isin tin . , “a? “new Cc ol eats , and Herurs stock: 263) Pp an . gin ; from that Muanifes- tmost controversial man alive! Pose ee ' ‘ +> ' ave « ar ‘ona’: : : Pearl and Stag Handles t arn thea fr q . ; ee e a * : nctural ear ‘inatio: PVer? by - erninent caonrwre ied » Nie ark uaNn Nat! lla rmerltcan ty rt a ranal rights in Nica inal ‘ Mlade tat proposition to me, Salt or. Sua , ; pee 7c eo, eer BGome of -the- . Exire one That » } ; ; : mous Constitution. | onee shrewdls bank and its Nationa! Raliroaa Large Acreage Held Bit ku «lined to give efther a Met beet = rmmeda. . _ - - om iferest in the Land and in jis Speech, which was not broadcast. “were red. “ene ie a Ee 3 mS . ° Aas * | omiteal 6 served, Si wes ONIN vECaUSEe Whenever an} The | res ” the bankers in tuese en- ( the American property hoi : m ny y ~ pital r i the birthricht probably unaware of the fact that they were ow , : as dint mocmbowahs = , : a 7 ene wens by F rut Companies. oe y ee ee ioe. a an Gore corner OF It gew into the war oF t.: ‘ UT tornrises were hought back by the Nicaraguan 18 : . ames if the Americans who are ; ve ulating dollar it is pettishly knocked r ul avernme : 1930 and 1924 The New Orleans Fruit flraneportation sajd hare piled to the Gore ———-. a thing which an Engiishman cannot do wit):-. , Ne ; _ |: eever nies in 3: : pipe — ' ' ’ tu the Government fer - ‘ Carown away Very socia, deve.,opipe nt. when eae , e Mie (;, White Cor- Oo. is a subsidiary of tne ia: ‘uvamel Fruit out betraying his country.” His comment on, ee, ae ude Henes the The management of the J. tr. Wan eS Re “— i BOWeVer Pe Mwemeias, an Inevilandi iro : sl eed q Wa "ork hboweve ati]! operates Co., a DANMANA KTOMINAG Concern i nodding - are asked to be gatisfi with fer enjoved hout dis the incident, a memorable pronouncemea’. —_,, eae ae ah | Oration @ New York, 1 ee se oe : # : the public point Qf view, Is met not by an Intel- > National Raiiroad under gontract with of 169.009 aeres [ny learan'! ‘e's «ra, ‘*ftatement fhat the Amerlean Gevern Bank, ac of the Cuyawme! are = f Hf aa & Oa Ten Nn : aii its powers to “Insure the Anh tes bead of ff i at New teal 7 7 vroteetion of all American iaterest« mMawidu insulting me by proposing that 1] should du : 7 | « “, oy %e in t by w ~ ’ c? } 7 Oe os ¢ 4 a : e i e iigent adaptation of the social structure to it: the corernment while the Nationa. ‘Zone Without wmMdeers “il! not soon be forgotten: “They said, ‘would J undertake 10° wae : ie and rv of , yi) “¢ Ttm, Ut ‘ " af pred TDG 3 ioe oie PY } ’ ae amilta?> ih in orination .° e . ijéienre ? ? . avi ? a asi . } speak on any controversfa] matt) r- i Neak © forging tO the 5 ae : ack rate three American ue' Zemurray at cits pres tden NiPAL awl ?* ar 6 > ft {>/ fre f’ speech? 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Be : ; wf he 8 ; ‘ . ~ ae" Val. ; A e “ yo X >a ‘ , “ w a agit. 7. ~ : . > * > e BF nrinn . ~ ~ ~ * ~ a - Pi $ ex : ae x : ; . . —. yr : PTS ere: - : : - J Paper e s wary ' ay ORR 4 ” ™ Ari ay 7} ee bigs yates: Ae eS Sets ere ee al Aare at Lt ~" P a 04 BUS eit. a ee , ee % ’ Pt ee, yn ae “7 f Sa ty - tg Jt ® Pe $ * wy ie Sg tp ees ne in 5 vig dow g ‘ ae ~ PAR Ee Tee ee tage PAGE 2B ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, JAN UARY 16, 1927. THE NICARAGUAN CRISIS. There are two paragraphs in Senator Borah’s great ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCh Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER December 12 1878 Published by | Central America and for a policy on the part of the The Pulitzer Publishing Company hpmoon States which wil] promote these ends, which Tweitth Bvuleverd end Olive Street ought to be set over the Capitol in Washington in letters of fire and burned into the minds of the American people. The policy we ought to follow in dealing with the Central American peoples was outlined by Senator 'Bora in the following paragraph: erate tnjuatice or corruption. always ! Inaugurate a campaign of peace, abolish the fight demagonues of all onrties | {dea of force, try friendly relations, seek to estab- never belong to any party, always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers. never fnck «axympnthy with the poor. always cemain de- : voted to the public welfare, never be satiafied with merely printing news, always be drantically inde- pendent; never be afraio to attack THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM 1 knew that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal principles. that it will alwaye fight for progress or reform, aever tol- with the people themselves, and we can establish our interests and our rights. Rising to this splendid climax, Senator Borah wrong. whether hy predatory pla- | pointed out the impossibility of either getting peace tocracy or predator) te or accomplishing any good purpose by using force on | April 10. — wis 2 weaker peoples. He said: | Never in the world can we have peace in Cen- a ' tral America if we force upon the people rulers LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE whom they do not want. When the people of a The name and address of the author, nation are imbued with a national and an inde must accompany every contribstion, but | pendent spirit, you cannot crush !t out of them; Om vequcst will not’ be published. Let-| you cannot shoot it out of them. It may be sub- | ters not ercecding 200 words will receive| ™merRed today by force, but In years to come it | preference. We of all the people in the world ought not | to undertake to impose upon the people of an- : other nation a government that they do not want. | Mr. Borah not only applies the lessons of history, | »xperience and the test of reason to our problems in : a igs ni ‘as elected from the — ! eS Central’ America, but he appeals to the principles, the , ; ‘ard. In December following, a — a. ‘ . cs in the county with respect to law en- negotiation, arbitration and co-operation for imperial. torcement. A grand jury picked by the | jgtie domination. doughty Sheriff imself, after a 10-day | , ;' : ; crit = : l ¥' The American people face a crisis, in which they kession (just to comply with the require- | ; 5 Inents of the State law) has reported no | Must decide whether righteousness, or power and indictments for violation of the prohi- | pelf shall govern our international eealings. bition, gambling or election Liws. There | sass You are. Although the grand juries se- ! lected by the Cougty Court in 1922, 1923 | and 1924 ground out large numbers of indictments on all three of the subsects, we now suddenly wake up to find that e the county has gone dry, refuses to of- | : / fer chances on the fickle jade fortune | Frank I.. and votea only legally. Please devote | Was one of the primordial columnists of American your time, therefore, you city dailies, | journalism. Long before the F. P. A.’s, Don Mar- a ing your great chty. When you quises, B. L. T.’s and Christopher Morleys had he. | ae ci easa ocak oe gun their climbs toward popularity and wealth, he eounty can consider coming under your | Was conducting columns of verse and miscellany in | skirts, or rather outskirts, but until then Georgia newspapers. A copy boy on the Savannah do not attempt to foul our pure stream. | Morning News at the age of 12, next the owner of a “A FORMER SKEPTIC,” ‘paper in a small Georgia town, then the editor of et Wes eget ‘John Temple Graves’ Rome (Ga.) Tribune, he finally eAthena? thie Peat secured, through the friendship of Joel Chandler AVE anq Harris, the privilege of starting the “Just aiso much sorrow your editorial of Georsia” column in the Atlanta Constitution. It was Jan. 7 about the girls from Falls City there, during the ensulag 30 years, that most of his brutalls at. work appeared. tacked the girls from Humboldt, Neb.. in The apparent strain of conducting such an enter ee ee acrely tec /prise seems never to have bothered him. In an in Nebraska.” It could have happened in ‘troduction to one of Stanton’s volumes of Missouri or anv other state. Harris said that the fellow was an omnivorous work- , Nebraska is a wonderful empire, with er, sometimes turning out as many as four or five. , 2 eg tase sal - > er @ os Wage - - - 9 . a CaN io 2S* 7 a~ a ee. — AM eta Ty ete. , pa. \* .- a a eo" . oy ‘ e fe é |. Ot ONE ay nee « Soe’ °g, 5, -“— gorau. + ‘ : -¢-° '@ }". ~ — Farl Carroll has got to serve a year in the Be . > | tiary—-ample time, we should say, for him to conclude) ‘that the bathtub party was a washout. -- © 0o-—___. —__- | et THE {iNKER’S TOUCH. Gov. Baker again knows the touch:-of the tinker in his program for consolidation of government depart- ments. This program is quite obviously a rival of the consolidation plan announced by the Missouri Asso- | ciation for Economy in Public Expenditures. The latter is a proposal to group 123 separate bureaus into nine departments, with a budget commissioner wield- The association's rovernmental effi- real power at the Keystone. embodies Ins plan mocern ideas of ciency, and is comprehensive and thorouchgoing tn its scope. Instead of getting behind the association, the Gav. eruor has an idea Which he thinks will be more pop- : ular with the politicians since it will not affect near- lv so many jobholders. The proposes to. abolish 13 of the 123 bureaus, none of which 1{s an! important arm of goverpment and some of which are Untouched in the: niajor avenues of waste, ex- | travagance and inefficieney, Governor obsolescent or obvious “cripples.” Gavernor’s plan are the Baker, the tinker, may be heaten on his plan, but! he will at least have a bungling and meddlesome finger in the job. oe -------—-- Why not inake one of the quarreling Presidents of Nicaragua Governor of I}linois? - $oo- THE ANTIEVOLUTION DRIVE. With 40 legislative sessions scheduled in the United this the antievolution are Inassing for a concerted put the statute books whieh would forbid the teaching of the States fanatics lawea on vear, drive to evolutionary theory of the origin of the human race. It has been announced by Dr. William B. Rilev of the World Christian Fundamentals Assoctation that with- ima year every state will be thoroughly organized for lederal and state antievolution laws, and that ample funds for this purpose are on hand. Tennessee, Mississippi and numerous schoo] hoards have already capitulated, and the ficht {s now to be conducted all along the line. In states like Ken- tucky, where a monkey bill was once beaten by one vote, the prospects for success are exceedingly bright will fundamentalists lack advo- cates of the movement to throttle education, or, as they see it, to save the United States from the devil}. and in no state the In Washington, an-antievolution lobby, armed with the constitutional amendment drafted hy the pen of the late leader, Bryan, will try to do {in the Federal | Congress what their fellows are trying to do tn the | States. In other words, the monkey law craze can no longer | be regarded as a huge joke. It has become an assault | on educational freedom of the first magnitude. It {s| x movement to which milifons of Americans, espectal.- | iv in the rural districts, heartily subscribe, many of them with such zea! that they open their puc-ses to it. A Florida antlevolution Boclety is sald to be: financed by George F. Washburn, a Boston mi)- | lionatre. Who knows? Perhaps {n a few years we will be buying bootleg copies of Darwin, Huxley and later: sclentists and discussing science Only behind closed blinds, beyond earshot of the antievolution gen- | darmerie. “ | 2. Man wants bunt Httle here below, and he only wants that little to boast of it. ~ OUR INTEREST IN NICARAGTA. From the New Republie. [fit be asked the United States 1s so keenly interested in Nicaraguan affairs, the mmoswer is three-fold. First, there are the heavy vestinents in lumber, fruit terprises, Secon 1, whiv Arperican in- and other en- nre the loans of Amerlcan bankers, such as the £9 099,000 Brown-Selig- man loan of 1920, and the $300,900 loan to the Diaz Government announced just eight days’ after his succession to the presidency. A $6 600,000 additlonal loan is now under consideration. Third, there is the desirability of keeping open a second canal route. By utilizing the Nicaraguan lakes, a eanal eonld he con- Tes} With a tninimums of digging, and this Was long and considered as alternative to the Panama line. leration, in fact, and tnidoubtedly plays an port in the caleulations of the (;overnment. If was the cause, of the most shameful history of ovr relations with struc plan pore feria bts Tt his been since 1849, fimportant American incidentally, of episodes in the Latin iAmerte Aft our instigation, the Cen- tral Arcerican republies had set up a Court Cf Justice for peaceable settlemenz of Inter- national «3 Then followed the Brvyan- Chamorro trenty giving us special rights in the. Gulf ‘of where Nicaragua's wonderful Pacifie harbon is situated. Hon- duras and Salvador, in the gulf, protested ayainst this treaty. The case was referred to the court, whieh ruled agrainst the I’nited States. Thereupon we re- fused to abide bv the court's decision. This blow to its prestige proved fatal, and it ceased to function, scriouslv COV: under still Owe 2putes loneeeca, also tnterested SF ee ee SMEALL COLLEGES. k rom York World. “HE resignation of President O!ds should the New be taken by the Ambherst trustees as an opportunity and a challenge. When President Meiklejohn was foreed out in 1923 his ambition to make Amherst a college of distinctive aim and methods was indorsed even by his opponents. Jor. Olds, past 76, Was plainly but a temporary head. Now the trustees have the duty of selecting a presi- dent who ean revive the spirit of Innovation, alertness and intellectual thoroughness Which Dr. Metklejfohn aroused without com- mitting dr. Meiklefohn’s errors. The great enemy of the smal! college is that double process of growth which has proved so de- mnoralizing to our higher education as a whole; growth ifn the subiect matter for study and growth t!n numbers, wealth and equipment. Dartmouth ts already far along the road that Princeton has traveled. for with her 2000 studenti and the Tuck, Tray- er and Medical Schools she ts half a unt- versity. sowdotn, Willams, Amherst, Knox, Beloit, Grinnell and Reed remain true colleges-—but-some of them no longer small. Today Amherst has about 600 students. Williams 750; Grinnell 890. The colleges have an opportunity, by Iimiting enrollment under the rule “intellectual capacity {n- dispensable.) to e'iminate mediocrity. Theirs is the opportunity to try to Integrate the field of Itheral knowledge; to carry on teaching with leas use of lectures and pre- digeste) food, more work done by the stu- Gent himaelf; and to apectalize. Nke the old Aimherst and the present-day Antioch, in Bome promising novelty of discipline. ' 5 -_——- MALIGNING THE SOUTH. MATTHEW PAGE ANDREWS in the Bal- timore Sun. OUR dispatch from York quotes Dr. Edwin Mims, professor of English as saying before is a South New University, “There at Venderbilt the Southern Society: that boasts of its original contribution to the nation in the of the Ku Klux Klan, and there is a South that be- Heves that the klan is un-American and un- Christian.” Now one may scarcely conceive of an as- sertion which Is more histurically unsound and presently misleading. Dr. Mims tatks of two widely @itferent things helonging to dif- ferent periods as if they were one and the same thing! The Ky Kiux Klan, which res- cued the South from the destructive forces of “reconstruction” wmisrule, is not to be thought of asin any way connected with the recently organized society which has as- sumed the nomenclature of the erstwhile protector of political institutions, The old organization preserved for the good of the Federal republic what political scavengers were about to seize end destroy. The new organization appears to appeal chiefly to re- ligious prejudices; and, in reaching for po- litical power, it has expanged more success- fully in the North than in the South. Is it possible that Dr. Mims does not know these facts? Or was he careless in hig phraseolo- gy in an effort to turn a striking antithesis or some other figure of speech? J)r. Mims is correct in saying that Southerners (of the professional or blatant type) place an overemphnasis upon “the chivalry, manners, and hospitality’’ of the South—so much so, in fact, that one gets weary of hearing the terms; but when he calls upon Southerners to “have done even with Southern ideals and traditions,” it is fitting to tell Ilr. Mims that he has foolishly or thoughtlessly at- termnpted to belittle the birthright of a com- mon country, the invalyvable heritage not only of the South, but of the nation. In all this he argues himself ignorant of histori- cal fundamentals, Which the good people of Boston and New York are as desirous of preserving as their compatriots In Rich- mond or New Orleans, organization - ~ -_- —— = - —~ ee ene A BAD FIT. (From the Brooklyn Citizen.) i ' } } | j | ; ' | -detour | ! | | ' fa puguled | amply in long, flowing draperies. ae i vyorted | somersault, wards, ‘a plece of ee oe - JUST A MINUTES (Copyright 1927.) THE DANCE OF THE SEVEN The Greek dance is easily Iste {t always represents some well-known torical event, such as the wooden Bt the charley horse, the fron horse, the horse, the saw horse, or, in ver cases, the clothes horse. Another ® aiding in deciphering the Greek @ the presence of several dancers. As proverb so aptly puts it, “When Gaye mects Greek, they dance around the F thenon.” Kut what had us, stumped long time was the dance of the sevea We know what the first one meant, % the Baptist loses his’ head on @ fray." we saw several in Paris which did pot to have anything to do with, be acters. They had us puzzled. ever, We again saw the dance an@. are happy to announce its signifi world. The lady Was; , . around the stage. She or she did a handepeing SF backwards and sideways, & ' standing broad jump, she trief tance. And after every e¥V 4 pulled in some of the draperies nad | lowed others to trail. Finally, eh@s ; on tho stage, and some of the # glad that thut was over with,, In a flash, the meaning of the Gagepe to us, ‘“‘Saleslady in the yard goods. ment waits on a man whose ? cloth matched.” Ne 9 flerod lost his head; perhaps he @8@4 to have a piece of cloth mateche@y: ‘a + c + eee , "d ae me |. PROMISCUOUS, 5 {3 Ilis Steno: George’s mustache mabe laugh. e pee My Steno: It tickles me, too. © 33 F. W. BE « + ee4 FABLE. ee Once upon a time all automobile | wt had both headlights Ighted after Where there's a way there’g ° . ° " evolution: If the foe a monkey; If the band rianh. s 7 * Sic transit gloria mundi! The who used rouge Was at one time the Cipal cause of scandal. ¥ * * e THE WHOLE TRCUTS You think me Proud, stubborn, Note on things, it’s thines, it’s a And a few other thinga, _ e.4 Iiecanse I'm not coming The fact of the matter # A mun outgrows Certain modes of thought, Prejudices, pet notions, Rooks, friends, And wornen., (soiling back to you Would not hurt My pride, Hut it woulé lower me In the esteem Of certain friends Who want to see me Make some progress Financially, Intellectually, an@— Amourously, a “ae AS ybserve Lee-Jackson Birthdays, observance of the birtne of Gen. Rtobert. kK. Lee ang Sronewall’ Jackson “will be! Wednesday evening at Unt -arslty wiethodist Church, 6901 To ( 4 inint —e 2 ae gesousesssssesooss 18-Karat.\ Setting _Y. Your opportunity in that old ring or of these beautiful ‘aving. 75 styles of mountings quality 18-karat white designs. Some set with so extreme that we " MAIL ORL Selle “St. Louis’ Daint ‘ This Distinctive Platinum j and with e tion, at fift price. Aft items will § Diamond Dinner Rin Rings and Rings for in the fifteen per ce Also many beautiful ’ , == = & > = , a ~~ YW a a linest Ame this Sale by MEN'S WATC \VOMEN’'S W 20% REDU 20% REDUC LEATHER ITEMS BeAgQeD BRAGS ~-U% RED © tae

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ST. LOU'S POST-OISPATCH _ =SUNDAY MOKNE Str SANCARY 16, 1 vn lceceeruino ci merit GE A weer Lec-tack~on sessile: Washington boulevard, University BELGIAN FRANC STABILIZED, safe ho i2 Aa tummy of te Coneneray ana KING'S “DICTATORSHIP” bs “CANCER WEEK WU IF YOU HAVE ANY dass OF THESE SYMPTOMS Stonewall Jacl kson wil be the Sons of Confederate Veterans. Gen. evening at Uni- The i Wednesday vening : program will consist of ad- Government Not to Ask nia esate om Methodist Chur ch, 6901! dresses and music. for Renewal of Powers—Several LOUK OUT bUR GaNCER . Special Taxes Removed. T.-: Ganger sguase” of 7 a niles cgeRIR ———— By the Assciated Press. T. ai.cer, us GescriLled by the SFSSSRSSSORSCCRCSSERRESESESEESRERSSSSSESES!) = BRUeSFLA Jan. 18-—King Al-| dmatienn Gaited te the goseee 4 trol of Cancer ‘@ as fol- =e a ee wn FREE PLN: ~~ eglemasagpels ce BN REPRODUCING PIANO rehabilitate the treasury, ended to- | liy heal Any wart or mole that . . | Rin Mountin S iis-tas senocaneoes aul Re tags 4 g | {sflled with the results and will not Lectures to Be Delivered by | i degoacign Sy gy or wn ue a a@iice ¢ if on ny art of the ask Parliament for renewa) of the e on | dictatorial powers. Recognized Authorities, - $ 0O ees | The King yesterday signet a 4e-- [Including Dr. Howard C. ° °"° "0 87" 98 @ 1 pear - = & f ES ey wae , a. — — Te ; os baa ai PAY ares Sa net SH tt RN os ate om | a BPA PY : s° + { : > _* . . bady rs iad s@ SUT le [ chronic ams s aA Irritation whether there be ary St aeee I a ll a ¢ Tc ccsea mas aveacer, stunt a ee See hit EVERYTHING | taxes !mposed last summer, om : | . | the franc was sinking. Among the : ‘ irregular bleedite lor i) ‘ h tei 4 | taxes removed was one of 10 rer STARTS TOMORROW eras, frou any grifibe jut! the music has to offer & cent levied on = (forcigners for Setting Your Diamond ~ : ee AND CLOSES JAN. 25 seat ae a hin ae pag belongs CO those who Hen possess the Duo-Art cae Ee electric iIighting also were lifted. Your » ae to have that diamond The chief measures cradited with D f N Ie D; _ Any frritation, particularly tn that old ring or brooch reset into one tala eee al cae ae anger of Neglecting Dis- ioe iia oe : cial condition were the stabilization , (range Known ahout cancer ‘gs these beautiful creations—at a big | of ee and the return of the ease Until It Is Beyond that. in a great majority of . coun 6 curre ] tand- 1 Cases, trritation tg { = Ip With the creation ast Gctouer| Se WEN Be Emphe-) inp cau Hearing the Duo-Art {s highly essential to an ap- wetter beeen a There are five times as many preciation of its remarkable powers. From the first oe int i i. ee 75 styles of mountings to choose from A/l fine | Of the “belga,” a new denomina- ‘zed ) ark ) tion equal to five francs s deaths among men from cancer note sounded by this instrument to the finale the It brings music to suit your quality 18-karat white gold in prong ef basket ee te mite aaah ace | 1 designs. Some set with sapphines. This value is ae | ote dl scen | ve Past to as there are _ entire performance is the actual playing of — every — Page — so extreme that we suggest immediate selection. ‘in financial matters, the first note. a. vada a. Ges , notable pianist—as the artist played, so you hear! sai scat cama 5 a ' , try 4s avin Me ‘i : is inquiry 1s to be propounde. It is because the Duo-Art gives a faultless repro ys tell you how easily you : i : of the new money appeared today. nts sa ; 7 . . MAIL ORDERS FILLED The only denomination tecued sq SPout St! Louis this week aod che BARNES HOSPITAL GAVE FREE duction of the pianist’s pertormance—and 18 €m- — may own one. ~ : ae bodied only in pianos of peerless prestige that the far is In 199 belgas, which equal ’ ul ‘ JEWERLY COMPANY. renee, but hills of emglier Mee nae can he cure, CARE TO 100 PERSONS DAILY world’s greatest artists are today recording ex- Duo-Art prices begin at 109 (Ground Floor) Arcade Bld Romination willbe printed shortly: 7 , a eg pian $695. Convenient terms with 4 oor) Arcade g: One fly in the olatment of the discovered early enough—fre- Report for 1926 Terms This a Gite clusively for this instrument. Hear the Duo-Art in an equitable allowance on WM we ~ ee en 1S PRR Te ty raving. ntiv without operation. Can. to the Community of About our music rooms at any time. your present piano. Eighth and Olive satisfaction over the tmprovement , one of the dreaded, deadly $200,000 tn Service. : : in the financial situation was the “St. Louis’ Dainttest Jewelry Store”’ Ti tianemane that satteead ea. EC werticularly amonz ‘hme GF Ik pdidabelia : , women. : ae Vee EE seh . , ‘ : eenoUt Belgium will be raiee freived Tire care Tart (yar at The Duo-Art is available in the Steinway, Weber, Steck, The perlod hetween tormnorrov 19 per cent dating from today. a ae ee 2 . A TrHILIITIT ILE P 5 ' and Jan. 25 has been designate! m°a Jiospita A gitt of about Stroud and Aeolian Pianos. In grands and uprights. as Cancer Week by the American $214,999 In service to the commun- Society for the Contro] of Cancer. ity, stated the 149°8 report veater- | ad the annual pertod durine which !t makes Intensive its effort to in’orm the public on how ¢o recognize a Th S l E d ry 31 t Aanger signals that, heeded. wil! from 147 tn 1220 to 220 In 1928 1S da ec Nn S Janua S give physicians their hest chance and -237 $n 1028. Of the total of to combat and overcome cancer. pygg cared for in 1226, 84 per cent 21004 OLIVE STREET ‘ s everal ve the a For the laat severai veara th .. ‘re ward patients and 16 per Touls committees of the anciety hae pane Sag 7 ‘ nt had private rooms. .Grounds. Exclusive Representative for the Steinway Piano and the Due-Art Repreduciag Plame participated {1 the cam ale B en an] Hiliedinee avn.) Pay rmren? were ‘q) s — ; ‘ i > 4 - PLeaatla Ps a a i . ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 +> rear fea nrengarec ¢ "ore thor- . this vear Is prepared to m : 1O1 Bed at 87 .1%6.422. tice) ) , Ory, qs e rrytn ; oe oughly pound i's warnin: : Cry funds and mar efudent _ ee ; in time’ Into the crinscionisness cas eat oe eet Satin are | rss We fre SS Ove main peeds, fie Pune. From St. Loui J } = Pune, asec [areé@d «the Iperintendent, Dr fa betne Alrecfte) the campaign oe Mewlinaihay Ve Pignte is 46 é it Y A Ge st ie on rea througheut Missour! at's 9 ae js vy reoceipte of ) Three-Dav Clinic. ; 13.427 and expe oid 7 ¢ 574 G74. ao / Ann ual J anuary Sale camayaten fa Bt. Tonia this year lang a gmente ard he wens AEE qj bl [ / BES ey ce ere anving tom? oe a; - eppretuntty to pr are for pres- ein nie at Sets at canes = en Mane!) «sf? BE Burlinghem. ¢ | U, S hE ale Re ae uani future gift vewasions. Also Mep lealenated bs she = ete lt sue koniniteae of the work id fd A 1103 OLIVE 5911 EASTON to seeure for ye past ise lone-de- ) ae + nae * _ alt. : ee ice “ag abe cea =) Sek ene : vag | y y : sired items ata very definite saving. t) q “eh may - be present or lni- tee ; e ‘i r, : : 4} hi | rf] ‘tp. | L ri di M ic § ” Off WARY. SPs nde tdeleenrn ee. CE These Great Nationally Advertised Leaders Distinctive and Individual Jewel Pieces | °":-: vemun on Steen OFFERS FREE DENTAL SERVICE |||) COME! COMP ARE!! CHOOSE!!! St. Touls Sindy Club fo Txtract |} {1} From These Recognized Leaders in the Fields of ins of the board of trustees. Num- ~ * , we ~ as . 7 , . ol » - * ’ >. “ 4 Rt * . > x ." My *e - ‘ ) Pie Sas” © : * 7 e my . a * > * . . . « . ‘ her of patients per day fncreased ~ - . . it » “ds J . . ra wa ‘ ‘ ae : 2 - . a + +a 4 ee Sos pS ae 1 85 eR RS ages *S aS crwete ee Hie —— * ong ee ea Ul egeed ahe aa + - ~ — > $ oe ¢ * TY gg ae cetiatiiinds am ne age a hae. Sy ahe OS Gee ow, ied w ttiaks ae ‘ , enn oer + DO POAT Re OO Ae wee ee ps — ~ Sl . ° rr nro a ee | oh gg lg aiane Ae eee Teeth Withe ("hr ‘. t er A f Platinum jewelry, mounted with selected diamonds, The Medical Soclety piso will About rid ctenth anal exnecien || it RADIO—PHONOGRAPHS—MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS conduct a serfe@ nm? ys] "ES = Pombina- cag ga eS sy Unpiy for free tooth extraction L{7H] sapphires or rubies in com upon the sublect of cancer in tts Q | : We Carry a Complete Line of a oe er cent reduction from the regular See Oh ext Wednesday, PF Fate ete pees eee ee TE kd —— ae re dae wens tion, at fifteen per cen hitman, Priday ar} Savartay af hin & Tote State Cran hetseen | EHH m. ATWATER KENT RADIOS (Copyright and with emeralds, ROAM He 8 i eieabasy ONE Te aie “ ey id reek cance is easily interpreted, price. Afte if this sale the regular price es On all these eve represents some well-known his- items will be restored. Vent, such as the wooden horge, 0 rge Including the One Dial 6-Tube Receiver in Hi-Boy Cabinet ey horse, the fron horse, the race eo} Cig] ‘ ‘et y if 4 See es 18 re ida he 2 watt * shale iy The outstanding feature of the me faw horse, or, im very rar MT Of the Stifhiect dostenes iv é strane : ~-—+ pete $ @ clothes horse. Another facte ; , 3 B , ; Wrist Watches ata 7 a ee Sede (lal) wae oerganiz | season—Shown on _ the left—Com- . Diamond Dinner Rings. iV edding Diamond Set rist at hes at Te Seicak ts ee Ga oe niist« ie Meare dro, $i pletely equipped—Ready = deciphering the Greek dance ds : ; ence of several dancers. As the Rines and Rinestor Men inmeluded The Most Popular on the Market Today aeons, HY - en TIVe yee, Also tick €or ee 5 . Wy neg. elie. tho weeks; | : | Me A lO oer Vv ariractive te ee Sean ae gael ae Lea GSS ae ne | YP Re Te es yr, EQU IPMENT INCLUDES: 6 RCA Tubes; 1 C Battery; 1 Willard Bo apy puts it, “When Greek in the fifteen rer cent redtWetion, Brove = = _~aeplentan oem set. 1} 100-Amp. A Battery; 2 Heavy-Duty Fveready Batteries: 1 Aerial Kit. reek they dance around the Pafe- - | Pwas the dance of the seven vells. . Watching «.08ely fo aie ee :* Fi Free eR ractsag. Is Obes fe | finest Radio money can buy. Latest Model 6-F3 With ; Se ee “ee : yy aa ee Pay ighe dupe tty im Aestheaess for Tone and Long Distance 290 Built-In Speaker $69. 0 What the first one meant, “Jobn eee cada dpa ; j : if : : ge uae ot agl : ee tea with Neception. Priced upwards from. wee “7; rary 3 T} . aN Se + Pan res Se e I I i> p ; rf aa b | » _' oO? Bt loses bis head on a tray.” Then ; ' : veral in Parts which did not seem cw” er mnnenannmney ae gee eee *) as S ecla s wil he frame: with STE TS oH fee Si A ote Th eed, sa ; Ao te 4s 9 Complete Less Acceaseries Mything to do with, Biblical chaf They lial us puzzled. Lately, how Srey. ti! With Radiola 100 Speaker. Completely installed with all equipment @gain suw the dance and now We a7 Complete by to announce its significance to World. The ‘lady was swath@d lons. f owing draperies. She ca- round ‘the stage. She turned & ryt Pir ee cpealia Ste sid i heal SCM d iItite Tusrs s cvrrye* eomniere mio ffices., c In is on can ee ee Attractive Terms—Liberal Allowances!! roar) hes Ine OKI at MATEY Oki Jan TV a * NE Pe eels. ties oth 71 as omen will not be permite to HT PANATROPES e PHONOGRAPHS Ht, she did n handspring for- 1 V er POormiation printed in several for- Halll malar! State &4tte i Kia- 4 PANATROPE LIGHT RAY , ekwards and sideways, she did a eg ye itt ee Vnistere are. 6x. arya, the Jar'ise nie hes zh ce Evite : COMBINATIONS RECORDS broad jump, ashe tried for dis- ee hee > > \ ae : Mans 4 Sribution. a: eh ear Superindenc The PANATROPE is used as a B Battery its oo a nian whose wife wants > U, / F “ “ ¥2% i . . - oA | late. r Pans Itelis "| ee rrovicefgry) s }}! ay ; a oer ) ar 7 ar@ ~ vy 6 Eliminator suppl ying current to your radio of «oth matched." No wonder ~, “4 3 bert ie eS fi wi eVetll rreater reduetion. tiie = St 1 ueeiiay ot, Jor ita eee :-. Pree - direct from lighe socket? st his head; perhaps he had had oe ) an, . \\ LS ” " ; - 2% -yogs YE | é ale ve Period Designs jf caves. 18 i Seats we to on JeYerson at a tuncheon to Whica Priced $400.00 00 ; _ eno: George's mustache makes me i ‘\ j ” a Oe | — AT \. , 4 -* " Ven ? of i 8 \ aa te hn, English ee eng exteniden | | From no: Jt tickles me, too. | & : Warning Against “Quack«. . W. BETTIS ; ae 6 Dutch The American Soctety } Sold on Attractive Terms : : : the following atatemerr samagyra aa . th $10 DOWN $2.50 PER WEEK . ° + rARBLE. | ~ | a id Sil OM | Solid Silver ye Pe most mer headlights lurhred after dusk. \ , ~ es o »: bn : ‘ oA 9 Mt HePPNn AT APparent. 4 Does Your Wesher : Delivere “BEST THAT IS MADE.” In- ad : —— ——- ~. : creak in {*a nrevalenc- ance Pr ae ; ed C.. CONN cludes Tenor Banjo, mahogany ey rim and neck, 22-inch scale, pon a time all automobile drivers . > e “~~ v1 \ . : sai i. ; : Pay ee be . * ey hdd . there's a way there's generally 6 ee = oe do ioe oo aoe Need Fixin e 7 0 pearl position dots, 24 brack- - BEES, , : “o9 g ea ————.-—» - ' O oo ~~ BC TEN Ce, nas Pe Ta DS 8D iat v Saxophone tfit ets. patent keys, non-slip - . -4 fn ' ae tT} bry wets ty AS ‘see Se Iai soaps tcnak aouiatines el ’ Including C Melody Sax- | head, loud resonant tone. An ophone. With Keratol case | instrument chosen by beginner | rs +0 °°UReme, cre" HCC. « seem. ” , . . ) " . a * Peat ate ns LO AB I He a RO lh ey, . . and professional. Comes in ce ee co ; nisrote, TVhe diseuss do not re. vee GArfield 2600 .- =e eile 2 ge rs handsome Keratol covered case | if ¢ hand gras : iia wa Sh atic: ” my | | , ble anv other for ? TiIneas : Re Foremost Professional . . > Bi hinest Aimeriean-made Sterling Silver represented in — - with which: medera sclence he ee Complete leat? succesefulls : | pve especially equipped serv- le: & ALL FOR for... Bit gloria mundi! The women | thi. S: bvae sas 4 eer . LEAR lls cite’. by ehome oOo ’ oO selecle neces, tha ee i oS acer | Ix Sales bv a choi ffering of selected pi sb liek aa souk cal wo vepl \ * + : Other Bacon Banjo models your Electric Washer right in : * ian “eo to 2 6 wf =f ind il, ‘ : * cs e : an: ) ce Vv’ ‘ y ere e thea | t i capable medten} skill he emploved your home, at very low rate We Carry a C. G. Conn Band Instruments Selmer Clarinets THI. WHOLE TRUTH. : MEN'S WATCHES: Selected Watches; Special Reductions Bacon Bonijos Leedy Ovame Se shink me eis disdiinieatie stages. that. | me ONLY authorized service Complete Line of Martia Ukuleles Supelits ant dean Proud, s'ubbhorn, | WOMEN’S WATCHES: Many Very Special Offerings the reluctance which sometimes station for EDEN, Whirlpool - peonia from promptly Cataract Washers, Simplex Uten- VE ITS MUSIC a ‘ . : . ‘ . nad a few other things, prevents oe ot ae | 0% REDUCTION; Many Attractive Gold Jewelry Items seeking medical advice be over” 4 of [ronrite Ironers and Royal he rae of the rnatter is come and that the false heap te = Cleaners. fiat outgrows “ yy Y : eke Ach riatana. when aAver- : Mh] 20% REDUCTION; Hall, French Mantel and Kitchen Clocks amare nnd charintann who nave, 17? kK of ond t . e ~A ee ~@ ob al a elie aital a n?¢ aby : f Vould not hurt | | ie FATHER ITEMS — ma , Be ns ‘4 on Maravery 6 t ElectricCo remota i Me pride, | | STATIONERY nn which. become oe oy ° _ BEE ute soul ane : HADED EA ONE-FOURTH pe anenetrated - Labor-Saving Spectalists ' | . \Olive © aston, : In the esteem Kas ii 4 Exclusive Jewelers REDUCTION for “Mnane'al gain Ps nn Pine St. GArfield 26000 Baill fnfasrmatian wi! he If certain friends ‘ : “og | LOCUST et NINTH ee aan ann ho want to see me Make foie progress ‘hea Tante Carmm'tttre Pinariclally, Ntelliectually, an@— Amourously, Wie sk!ng? on bo:

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’ ~— -_ ——_— PAGE 4B C7 MINIS PNS*-DISPATY | ) SENDAY WARNING TANTARY 16. 1997 We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles E xcepted—Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M—6 P. M. Saturday "WORKHOUSE TERM AND |CITIZENS’ BRIDGE BODY , 2 SIODFINEFORORVER ENDS WORKIN DEBT J hn f AM OUS ~B ARR CO Lamp Shae] aD we James B. Caperton Had Two| Only $900 in Treasury to Meet /j? sipeaudeniaaial dex expett ia Fees of $44,000 of Lawyer | _ OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY - Jeweiry Automobile Accidents on | Stxth Floor 4 and Engineer. THE M*\ CO. THE MAY CO. FAMOUS-BARR CO. M. O'NEIL CO. THE MAY CO. Same Da} g Lee Angeles Denver St. Leuis Akron leveland ! | { } STLQONIS ONST-"° 7 TS" — -- -—-~- — —— ~_ aa —n seemadiincada _ a _— —— — — —— Peat gph HO ; f . . Ooo "i pte eos « - - so . - Ran rb > J . *, Whe oi ane _ wn aoe - 4 * > ty Seq bow Fig - oe tes ‘ - * ¥ . ae Paes ies, a ‘ oe ee ate ae ene . : Oh Ne) Aeon Both Schliekee and Diefenbach, iace?. Jt hae other stualler obliga- | | | ‘ew ified that Caperton was intox-) tions, yet the sium in its treasury | : : 1. ‘ , | : lently built—you’ll at once realize that such an oppor underarm mode; sombre hues af ‘crater d that he had tried to is only $900. This Is residue of | ' mn away from | tunity may not be presented soon again. rin awav from the ecenes of the $12,900 contributed by the Cham-: the hers of Commerce of St. Louis and OME ee aocidents. Caperton told lodge he was il] and had not been! Fast St. Louis. the Merchants Ex: ichunge. the Downtown Improve- drinking. a ~~ * Association, the Associated Caperton previously was fined: men , i tuillers and other organizations t700 and sentenced to 20 daya tn, Fe i. ee had em | | | . > "1? ryia) nterestec n getere- , on eo . ‘ha workhouse by Judge Gayer of and iInviduals tt = : the Court of Crimimal Correction, mining whether the best Interest . | | s Seldom, Indeed, May on a charge of careless driving, but! 0% the city could not he advanced : | | Z ; » raflroads onto the) ges Gx : ang Three of the Styles Pictured | 4 — Fal Sahat! ‘he sentence was stayed on prom-' by letting th: ' Municipal Bridge. . “It will be necessary for us to M ~ : ' : Hout whither t : — —e : : —and 30 Suites in all—so let your selection be hh hese same organ- | | — _—_—— Ba —* ; he find out whether these . ie | if you would enhance the charm of. your living room i ° w=, | ' {zations or others now will contrib- , 1 a =—«s eee | ; --> 2 5- ute to meeting our bills.” Chairman | meal | ¢ | —_ eS: with extreme economy. mn Scullin said yesterday. “If we Guy: ~ im at can’t raise {t by eubscription, we : : . | A COMPLETE must dig into our own pockets, , |= ! Pre are t £F 7 Deferred Payments i'which we nre perfectiv ready ta ! | | . ad Monday and Tuesday Only | do if necessary, The railroads nev- ve 4 —may be arranged, but at this remarkably special price . no Suites will be held for future delivery. ler have contributed a penny to the ee en ck nop will they be SPLIT-JOINT Furniture Section—Seventh Fleer Large Lenses for Reading or Distance (Spherical Combinations) Price Includes Guaranteed Accuracy > . . .. . a o 4 ‘ ; ~ SRR a anh Oe af ee ont ailaiends 4 ahs hiues ade a : > ” ’ > pitas Oe eee —— ; smh ae ; J alle Ants gilt WEDS a 41 tient oo ss . aa ‘ ‘ 7 . setae — ee ee ee 3 Push devaal 4 or San ae “a oe ara? permitted to contribute. The Tenth Ward Tmnrovement Association, which has oppesed anv 'trade of bridges, will meet at 3° (p.m. todav in Held’a Hall, Broad.) : a wav and Chippewa street, to discuss | | Monday We Offer Many ithe ordinance further, led bv. an OO c | Tl) 4 S | ie : “ ~ iCharles Rippin, secretarv of the House are Specials . Merchants’ Exchange. which atso W KRYPTOK is annosed to the mesure, aoe a ‘ ° ° " INVISIBLE BIFOCALS | MINISTER AORECTEN WITH | = —_ = Sets . \ | —Offered Special Monday, Pair... .. . 5Q Q5 All Affording Important Savings ¥ 7 : . 4 ors =. ; . ” ; A X s 3 mere yell - omy er See f wae i? 4 5 i] . Pip vey » — a ae 4 Oe Te er ae ~ ca eee ee ~~ * * om . a. ae ae ee ae F pare RE RO no ia) eee Be Oe > ifs . -. TAD, Ny , « Ta 4 Veh e fot 4 vee Fink 7” natal aes. Rien» ae © oe ¥* . = ~ - SNF he . = Ase . . oer AR, Sb ntet ere Wy 7 ee % atin, er = SEE : * c eat 5 Fe td Ss * " wae 2® rN Far and Near Seein FORGED NARNIA PRESARIPTION er ae Asa q There are 500 pairs of heavy-weight all-wool an | ‘ ' 3 1 a ime =— 70x80-inch-size Blankets in this special offering. Monday and Teseday Only gar th sar ‘Sant inendellligaal A 6 OPP ag & Pe t x f, ; Ga 7 a. - oe. S : 2 §} * > oe ; > 2 - — ae Ye e ee, ' me P as t . > .. : X + iat) ) oo oS BOER Fy . 1% Pg os sd - . fey Ry 4. ek " he Mm + Oeste * CONSULTATION doctor whose name was signed to | with strong handle... aserhed N. BROADWAY ‘months ago for Varnadove, but did orner Washington Avenue net give him the prescription. that | | | shirred chiffo ~ Fibs ee pt meres ee ss . io ; ' ', . . . n velv ii. Cid eee. asa tacn ‘j~ iS With Our Libera] »- a-qt. Polar Ware white en- | For making French fried Ib et wi ameled Saucepans; lipped | potatoes; steel pan, fitted mulberry, rose, green or bl :. ‘ | ates to oon: ee eer etic | ¥ Allowance of | Ke | tyle, with strong with removable ‘ ny- ok POs ~ oi ' , Ream l ' S ° ? . | swoon ers : sv . handle wire basket : Stamped Boudoir Sets Oyster white Linen Sets con- one bringing in PRECUS. : ‘a this ad. | Another man who said he was . te = ia . Harry Galloway, 45, Peer. worth /" wf cal ; ; ° ; ‘inth sti as a iuneuna Erids v | . #, 4 $1.98 Teakettles $6 Mirro Roasters hevening after presenting a. pre- | | , : s5-qt. white enameled Tea- | 11x16-inch aluminum Roast. . sisting of 2 scarfs, vanity set Deiddehek Seb darcdtirs ato -eruc | 5 nay oe Very Attractive Are These kettles; good spout and | ers; seamless body, remov- and pincushion; stamped in —made for your present strong bail with able rack and ven- $3 98 effective bow- - , i /store. Police said the prescription Si . ~ k aS . ° . Di eth dh cats nt onc | ES ay : | ' Sewing ‘Machine — toward Venetian Buffet Mirrors wood grip tilating cover knot pattern tor who recently reported — the . the purchase of one of the theft.of a book of blank preserip- ii] , ; | _— Electric Mod- 89c Bathroom Fixtures tions, They suspect Gallowsy's ' : Gt. ou shou'd have one— Q5 ; ) “ for your own convenience. $20 Value, * 25¢ Vegetable Slicers —=——— cootegeceaaua el oy Re ae +95 4 ott eee prescription as being One written : 4 ——- ; (on sige the Peta ee a os —- a BS a T f $5 Cash Offered at.. poy aoe a. Sets 75c | rab A SARS, ‘ } a fi erms oO as P -Fc. Varving coecce* Foecteaes HARDWARE DEALERS TO MEET |} | " Balance Monthly bible Mites tee cs 95c Griswold Griddles. ... .. 696 , Co-operative Session With Manu- ; istinctive home decorations are these | ; facturers, Jan. 24 to 27. New Electric Portables, guaranteed : 14x41-inch oblong Buffet Mirrors; in Venetian Style wee loca my pe | mare " se eneehg gta se retail Domestic Electric Portable Machines, new with effective miter design. Gamble vesuiey size ten 14 ad for... .50c : lurdware buying and selling and White Rotary Electric Machines, samples $15 16x28-inch Venetian Mirrors.... $11.75 (No ‘Sion or Mail Guitece Accepted ee Seas oan exhibition of - virtually) every ° . ae New Domestic —— Machines $10 Living-Room Pictures.... Basement Gallery Give- Your Coiffure tvpe of hardware sold on the retail sa a Inarket will be held under — the ee merninen——Sinth floor Mirror Section—Sixsth Flour auspices of the Missouri Retail The Andre “ohn aban span ee . in ie ; i : [covoperation with the manufactur Get Your Radio Set Now--While We’ re Offering Such Remarkable Values in . Swirl | Louis, at Hotel Statler, Jan. 24. 3 : rieeeoeeeagh a ae | len Six Popular 1927 Models—Completely Equipped—Limited Quantity i rcs oA oy oe * . = el] " ~ pee “s AR Oe Bie de bie 50 | hpi vf d — . P awry dagen : ? . = : Pipi f ae us . m™m &: ™ N x Pod i ¢ .. ene . i - . . \* ae.» gies. Fe ~ *. 7 ae pl Pe : Pde i . bd ot . as > i Re net 4% 12.8% Neg te n ee) th * end caren, we mn . are wns kd > % = siete Le i eS real re tO ee . + th sag ep » Be * wor a 7 is Y is s ne Fs a . a> Ay 4 y ie . a - bine oe en * Cee _ * hey ng? See ae ani ten : ex 7 i Sigeee 4 ne ar ae a re aby . . . ~ — «4 ‘ - ~ . : _ es me : ‘ 7 ee . ’ oo . ee : Sa PA ena SN a namre ie NITE ell pe Sia ARE tet a OD ee ee, é Le 5 a nk o ueetenel we 2 ae 3 Retail Hardware Pealers’ Assocta- - tion, and Irving EF. Douglas of the! - service department of the national Swirl, is, now accepted || URGES NEGRO RURAL SCHOOLS |) [4 /\i\VIEW'| Pie cc Glee] Feleret —— xa $99.50 Console Model 6-F-3 everywhere. Its feather Separate Reformatory Also Sought |; me | = —=¥ P Bridge and ; h fal . ace p Ea = =”, \% Y ~-. | i e edge is set with a finger a a i | Ht LE ; AY == = { ! 1 } > ; . a NIissour) NERO ndaustria a fi lt ‘ i F ST = -. d ‘ wave suited to the indi- Commission, in its annual report | Ht , he Le ,' 2 > : . 3 ; vidual, giving a soft nat- j issued yesterday, announced the tn- | ' t—— ~ SS Special All Standard " . re PD! ys J | ural effect that 1S always (auguration of a Jegtslative cani- fF ; = ——— r= y Te = a, | if ca i “ ernst e j . * an RRR cae im St " ©

Pets 2a) Lb gg ME ROSS ee weds eee NOE ARE IP GES FORA, Bobbing, Shampooing, Setting and Drying for. 3 ab Oy : 4 1 Haircutting a ee eee the Ve = Ss —— = @ Freshman Radio Sets are renowned—and these are verv up- hid | | a oe aie OSE ADEE. Che eden. i eS ee Se oe , to-date, highly improved ones—offered at a saving worth shar- A : a ‘Y a : _— din ; isto eports that ft ducted 24) = = 2 in . a. : . ‘ | 4 . : } eee , 6 eee ate eenene @ 200 Hl - eta nit . | 4 at — ngewe 6-F-3 is illustrated at left and will ideally i, =F € Graceful metal Bases facial massage w health and sanitation and organ. Ez ai y = | Suit your home, being attractive, powerful and clear in per- & once—polychromed in please yeu greatly. ‘zed a State Conference on Race 2 formance. , and oftered at especial] j Brid ) Model 6-F-11; highboy typef : Ge styles with ma Yvette Hair Good f Relationa | | vette Hair Goods o ) Model 6-F-3 at $79.98 has 5 RCA or Cunningham regularly $151.50, for $109.50 all fashionable kinds. | snot a ) 100-amp rubber-case Philco storage battery, 2 Vvette shap— : B batteries, built-in speaker and scrial kit : veasiniy Sdn ae a Pleated Gec ry Loans! . FAMOUS -BARK CO |) fh Bash is ako See va Srapsse, for 7 .. Siogme [MMM P| $12.50 t0 $15 rinses it lent aeaneery, | Vahtew ‘wi Best Equipment for Freshman Radios sean oe ME | Tanior Styles, PLC eee Bridge and Junior Shadédss We sh and Redeem thing. of yalur without ary lavestiga. l 85 f agle Stamps year Qeunsesion ond yeu gay bien’ All Freshman Sets can be o . ° | Pon aa a Of . you s per.- ’ ° ; iF : iittle ‘ae 82 0 week mn el ated olncitioaiiy fram wour house —including guaranteed B batteries, Philco ef | __Dieated. in many sha Model 6-F-s; a ings and % ! € flowers. You paneunientnemenemes rangements new. : ——— current at small additional! cost. storage batteries, RCA tested tubes or Cunningham $87.50, for f ee, OS eae . age * + ee. gaa J aie: ee cas ‘Seve J * » em LH ; >. ee * wee oe % “ _—- ie rt PS ae xg t ’ . shes, eine » ats ey Al e Me ra ‘—in two ‘in aii giatat oe - 4 i or ay et: i or ere oo eae cea Rie: = vey “er: 2'> x byes ea “ Coa . . 8 Oe és it ta eee he .% te Ro gO a +m eal * “ae ome 8 NRE AG Vahiom Finance Corp... 10:5 wh ae! enterge «or Omen 118.8% in ehry! 'ély ment: aaee = cram . . ° e P bene threash fe ¢ brétup faye! reve up cune tubes, aerial kit with lightning arrester ae r Ra@ie Section—S eat-Dispatch Wanita. ne gee oe nee - LE <emeninstens eteeeeeneeeeeeeenen ee ee a —_-- En te

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Me a A i i in a a on - « , i iin. ge. 6 UL f _ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - --— -_—- oe —_—— oo ——. a See —- * yn tn Spee all rer ery Os ala p> res 7a : . 9 * , P . -_— a ck * in . ty aoe, oom ah eyes — P secoeg fi a “7 : ss ; Cree we oe } eats, wy OP » Pay Pe Re PO I, ld ‘ . . curred near the end of the bolt the piece , een |; Baby Boys’ Suits ' Baby Dresses has been cut off. The Savings on . / : ' a er aa | Regulation. button-on and | —of various weaves in white every yard will be even more ap- - : “9 _" , | middy styles of pure linen and colors; hand smocked or An Interesting Choice of Spring preciated when you see the — 7 -~ . ys siaty ctyies of pore lines | sat ct ee : years. $2.50 to $4.95 values, years. $1.50 to $1.95 val- . " : lovely quality of these | | | f me. * | : ning Boards .$1.75 a. Wash Frocks : Crepes—you’re certain pace’ $1.45 - $2.85 | Pe gee 95¢ i $1.45 je by Proctor & | ) 7 fs to want many yards --: | 14 bars for... .50c : a { —of Newest Types at see: pata Accessories for Infants New Voile Dresses | Dresses and Slips Accepted for Soap) ; ; —with duplex panties, ruf- | —of nainsook, with tucks, Basement Gallery 5 Practically all sponsored colors: $2.95 Large Reversible ig en fled skirts and other agharer | a — and laces at . s 125 Block-patterned B onkets. . mings; pastel shades ang neckline and siceves. e . 9 0 ee 31 50 Extra-size Hemstitched Crib Sheets combinations; 2 to $1] R5 69c value, at 45¢ = ¢ é * ee ee er ~ ~—ec SS LL a ~~ ——e i OO I a se oleae $1.50 Baby Shirts; Vanta and Ruben Makes...... ane 6 years. Special.. Infants’ Shop—Thiré Fleer € These unusually attractive | Frocks are of a type that TI O ‘ Beo; : M a youll require throughout . lese erings, Deginnin onday— asdeir. teeparcetalllane, A Glance Will Tell You the Importance of These Offerings, Beg § y a cotton weave with a high * luster and they're in pretty : checks of lavender, blue, pink . and black. They will instant- — \ M ly win your approval. | e " © ene Same Dresses in Extra ; ted Quantity Sizes Priced $3.95 aS Pieces Selected For Their Beauty and Value—P!atinum or W hite ie Wash Dress Section—Third Fleer — or tos } When You Choose Monday These Already Advantageous Prices Gold Mounted in Smart Designs. Will Be Subject to a Discount of Diamond Bar Pin Diamond Bar Pin. Oriental Pearl Necklace Oriental] Pearl Necklace Oriental Pear] Necklaces... Diamond Scarf Pins... Diamond Scarf Pin 1 Diamond Cluster Ring....... .$85 1 1 2 2 1 32 1 Pair Diamond Cuff Links.... 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 : 1 Diamond Flexible Brocelet, $1350 | | , Bridge and Junior Styles of . | | | 1 Diamond Flexible Bracelet ..$595 | 2 Assembled ene soar $335 A 2 Diamond Flexible Bracelets. .$429 1 Assembled — ~se l : \ 1 Diamond Flexible Bracelet . .$450 2 Assembled Diamon a ainp ases | H fod 's 1 Diamond Flexible Bracelet . $375 3 Assembled ee . ngs... ‘ fpr 3 Diamond Flexible Bracelets, $57.50 1 Diarond Dinner oe —of Polychromed Metal aH, 1 Diamond Flexible Bricelet, $50.00 1 Diamond Dinner <i } View pert / 1 Diamond Flexible Bracelet . $145 1 Diamond ae ing , $ 50 ESD VR ARR A 1 Diamond Wrist Watch...... $375 1 Man's Diamond —e Special SCT ow UEBEN ks 1 Diamond Wrist Watch...... $250 1 Man's Diamond Ring os Monday. : PS 1 Zo 9 Diamond Wrist Wstches $150 4 Diamond Dinner Rinvs Via «<a 9 Diamond Wedding Rines....$100 Diamond Set Knife .. Diamond-Set Knife .. Diamond-Set Knife Diamond Shrine Emblems.. Dia. Blue Todge Emblem. $17 50 wa WJ 4 Diamond Wrist Watc'es ing Ri $125 € Graceful metal Bases that will take your fancy at q ar Os HK2ey 3 Diamond Wrist Watches 1 gma pe aaa $52.50 Diamond Circle Pin £325 once—polychromed in gold, black and soft colors ; LF PP SS 1 Diamond Wrist Watch.... - Sinan Masonic Ring ee Diamond Circle Pin | and oftered at especially pleasing savings; Junior or . 1 Diamond Solitaire a. / 1 Diamond Bar Pin $85 Diamond Jewelry fection—Main Fleer fel 6-F-11; highboy type: Bridge styles with marble-finished bases. \Gi' 1 Diamond Solitaire Ring larly $151.50, for $109.50 , del 6-F-15; console type: | }| Pleated Georgette Shades CGD Bcc AR SS larly $146.50, for... $130 oeteaT ode! 6-F-9; regularly —in two special groups : 109.50 | $12.50 to $15 ] $7.00 to $8.50 5 anklin Model; regularly — | Junior Styles.. Bridge Styles. . 77 | Bridge and Junior Shades of beautifully tinted Georgette ode! 6-F-s; | | Pleated, in many shapes and trimmed with braid, ruch- | 9.50, for _. $ | ! ings and flowers. You'll want to choose here. lamp Section—Fifth Fleer el Radic Section—Sizth Fleer _——_ _ meee —~ A LE TT TTR _ . = - --— - — -—- -

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AGE 6B Exact a IN ROME : Restore ' ee : we DIDN'T ACCEPT FEES oN dy’s - . ST.LOWIS POST-DISPATCH _..____-_- -_—---- [ORNING. TANTARY 10, 1997 ________ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATLH . sae * Ps Serre” Pas, Ke Sd NEA ct Sy i Agger as Re op AIOE ote SAGES ’ ' bet es a - hilageeo-ate sae neal ‘ , . - Mr Morte Jemes.” | Barring That, Edward J. Whi te. FR cheep | i only - G0 ® ) Finds Attornevs’ Customs ‘ and Ethics Much Like + Reg lS RS AP. th ee » . a FRae He $ ae ys ie ae fake = Ree Tbhceusands of women BO langer pay $10 of more ' Todav’s t« a har cr emer to tint ray or faced hair. TLey use BROWNATONE. SER ee” } a “5 thout eapenence — et the very firet appli ca- roe ee s between the present- ~ Ag * * Luh epyvpe car make a profempcla. Cu! ot . lie a ’ , : match BROWNATONE 's immediate: eLem poy ig -rs and .egal system G} ! jelay io the deve oping of Coir ast are ee tay 2ueQ year ‘ : iy , Liie * rear — ert «. 5 % Ice ro. (, uaranteed abeu.ute y a : . . ’ > a8) ; * a1 ? ° > ‘ i 0 oy > > aa y al: BROWNATONE rs vO bat op peeore Ses tes “re practicing beiore CO 4..'U. 8h uth ae oP > BI peece we irae ™ id : sy mg ils onetn thdatenanta Will @ot wanh Ou! vran bar, are pointed out . e e @on trub of. Cmy on opp Caton Becess27 weg pe "é pared uy Edward J. S Ld O ‘ ‘ - ¥ 7 J at Ae aes 0 OO AD phttetteg den eS het Mr 6 6 la dl 4 : : - = a st ad ee Aa, for vo ‘ ; lg Tesu't s ’ Teet.:’ Neel or .ounwe! the stuacrg results in eae , re president and gt neta. two colors from luck 4 . : A Taper SRP e-.ade :§ casily cb — . : pe Missouri Pacific. todet co ; e:zes bc. and $1.0 } at ba ; i e ‘ , . « ‘ ‘ F 4D e 7 baat Bey * a4 ° ’ : " ' 1 va ong & n a student? of the kio~ ’ * . ) bar anc Roman -ssighdanet Vata : : | ‘Our time resembirs that in le “4 r the lawyers of the ike . . ous Republic lived,” says White. “The ee ‘ : awyrrs of that ime Knew, even as sia Megat @ ! | | we know, that contempt for the : a ome : Constitution and the traditions of Be ; | — the fathers, with the growing dis- i: 2 >. 2 : ON i omen’ for the present, wi.) in- ” | , ey $ evitably bring to a precipitous ened a Vom ; " ¥ 3 \ wyers of Ancient Bom Tre Ken‘es Pharmacs'Ce C4 N Coppin Bidg. ( ovingtos, eh re i = De pe ase the treanqyu!) enjovrrent of persona ¥ ea. ~ ° “orn - r af 3 proper ‘ : oh ° — >: Bat BE eal jichedr ine Woe cee ourselves ‘n ther, and this ts what attracts 3 a Se FOR YOUNG : x : Oo ST us ¢o them, and thts ts why we Bey x3 «a MEN a W Hi r my ™ : - 3 ‘9 *leume en & “« wot we chou!d be benefited from a shor (visit with these Roman se ee i who. tm epite of the centurtes,! geerm to be almost of our own: Score | \ Ae & &. 3600 of Their Best Suits—Justeceived F 20s ly - i DP eh, RM ot; Fuk “Se. bert 8 ia? s “it ; AO ae ay DRO Rare app Cla i ip it Tbwe 6 On ST lil fh? AE or mys : f - - s ™ ~ a Rohe “% ae aay Reman lawyers ts Hortensius. he concedes that ') | ) i“Marens Tnllics “rero was, br | Q \ : $50 560 *75 f °85 Kear CORR 0 ge tg I : ‘x ° a me ‘ 4 aah cae > ots Rp LW eit ti . , eee ae ed eae a aipcep roby: >. 9 “> a é ¢ ated , pee PSM a 7 % 4 oh a - Ly i - . my oe Helens: « ry viens ’ bver, or howe! trouble. you cweit to rourne'f nite, “that Pompey, envious of, te send for this free dollar treatment today. |] “> e clory and ciches of Lucpllas NDR. YOUNG CO. Dept. 22 Jacksea. ‘followed his examp'!e by conquer- - 3 ine Syria, and bringing new treas-— ADVERTISEMENT ures to Rome?” (PNM OPP RAs re **** ene 6 mua os they conid not legally. accept any fee or present from their clents liowever. thev received their com- ; pensation indirectly. as indicated d hw the following description of lior’enstus: “Ror i2 years he was the ac- knowlecged head o% the Roman RAILROAD bar and he soon amassed o large fortunes Hiome One of Fiecanrce. i “His }ouse ut Rome was elerant Hes Resided in St. Louis Twem -y furnished and he also had Vv line ty-Erght Years and Is Well hat Tuseulum, Bauli and Laurentum | Known to Hundreds. /where he had wit'id beaste which | wowd come to feed. at the sound | of a horn, for the edification of hits Mr A ® Henry of 4173 PRad | crests and banquetera -venue, Who has resided in Bt “Ww? en we reflect that al! this en- ae et ha fe ogee id Sei pong rate Was an sec hy a piebeian law- ployed by the Terminal [an .: "Ol a Tite Wien (ne: ‘aw -of ihe Jitest well-kucwn eftir: f.0Tie prevebted an advocate from: come publicly and indorse the ¢: (2arging w client for bis services mous Herb Extract. formerly ca'ie@ | we can hardly conceive what Hor- ee Sore a Preucht ree jtens.us might have accumulated if a “ujuwver had been allowed to make' chargzesa to his elenrs.”’ en | Se me A\ # } Unrestricted Choice of the Entire Assort at the ’ Cengae as“ oet , he 3 | ne S OCIETY Brand Suits need no special introduction to the men@gg "nen of St. Louis. pee eee tor. — Sa =e here Monday morning at 8 o’clock when this event begins. - « never worn Society > nto he : : _ dge se Si with their countless high qualities. So extreme are the savings that ag owds that have ever ‘ nro 0” had fa: : thaws, g se : .: is eas oy think! There are 3600 smartly styled Suits for your choosing! What ¢m vou will instantl ) : 3 +e , etey to select both a double-breasted and single- -breasted model. Manyé no doubt select two ¢ ‘. MANY OF THESE SOCIETEIND SUITS ARE APPROPRIATE FOSgNG—PLENTY O All of the Quality Clothes of the type that men @ ~~ only always e want for spring as well aS present we a an tailored from panent Songs woolens—in the season’s best patterns # hd color effects, with a Sa yo p , _ ee pyre Dut A . . tty ‘eo > . > ~~ M by ill f . =, ts & ou Lee Be ies « a a a is ata 5 : at : sa i a ety ae, ; Sa. : P; bs $ 7. 2 ae oy erly ’ “ Wa on. ~~ »! Be . We Ll - Vee cr? - yee weOee rebukes — Se : a : | and Double When Camme Had Hie Rents | +25. | Breasted hep misters ve | | Alteration + oF 4 | Models Charges $45, $50 tose | lety Brand cuit, al bade for ee Will Be Offers Event at.... CORNELL rensive aterations on IE e ; ‘ Se these Socktty Brand gar- 246 Society B rcoats... 14) CAMBRIDGE ments. Shettening ef 212 Society Brand Weight Overcoats._ lengthening trousers or : , Sght Ov REGENT ee a etna 185 Society é ercoats....@ POOLE charge. Choose Eat ities in This Group Are L LONSDALE , | : 2 a ORE Sag ‘+ wr caw PAS pa ~~ ar eee nat ' , oi. ——F bas Ba — , ia je Sat ape TBE aay Sra an ge gran, Pega in ete Or Fee ae ee SFL, Mea gr. ee A Pe Fig Migs Migs ' seh i age es 4 a es Rape: ange Sabo: A% Sie we | ae ae * FRE A ARE Oy get ‘ ~ 7 ec **} ace rreq’ 2h « 278 ‘am ‘A wweme fmt ame ant enna nic OF angen gs + aE Pill, on PY * 6 ‘ PE PARE. oe ye , it - ae Fe a Pie Bi nit %y ons tier’ : trrerliy kaows as Herth Juice. } ep_grn Se ern t'tame al shate % «@ ant af arctan Pama eh Din idl . 3 jie mrveeif saves it ‘9 ‘he owe SY RelMine Wem *s sere lator an! S8tuitider «che has ev jae fe (72 netag the Seale ee Al ¢ eae | : 7 (ne thing sure, [ierd Extract. di tiag “om eman? ees haha he 'a@ TFhew Fe ae : ; ‘ 33 >

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STND.: NIN : == SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927, ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ PAGE TB 08H a 0c DH CL FARG Residence was First to Be Built e Yas Foremost Event! » —— 3 UE ESE LE OM NI : ~ « - . is wv i plain, three-sory brick structure,| Apply _|with three rows of windows look- Yogrr Skin Breaks Ovt. | ing out upon Lafayette Square, an- \Mm :nounces to the passer-by that the | ; house was built as a residence for| ,. A287, breaking out of theskin, even CZ be quick! and occupied by Commodore Steph- fiery, itching eczema, can be q y od | ail ane oe : ides ss — | everceme by applying a little Men- 7 | onda Mornin | ©. ee Re on Decatur. farther records the | *2°-Sulpaes,_deciares 8 noted — ‘ = , > 3 ‘ Sot fo | : >i ite rm M « > @ | cy ine ee * aie | ‘| names of several prominent men specialist. Because of its ge SE aa ee ; " stroying operties, this sulphur es ee a ee ee eS sveparecien Sauna at once to soothe |trom time to time guests in (the! i ritated sicim and beal eruptions | pe * : rs “3 , “Sais A ad ¥ |; house. It also strikes @ note of such as rash, pimples and ring worm. rplus Stock of | . whey Scects. i tat 3 nee tas| "eh nee whee | . so ae cea S.. _| Decatur died here as the result of] ..5¢ and disfigurement, and you do ) oe ee BS Ae a : duel fought with Commodore] .o: have tewwait fer relief from em- Phd Sere '| James Parron. barrassment, Improvemesat quickly Seer "oS The house then was one of the ii Qnffierers from akin tronble few houses bordering the upkept! shonld obtait: a small jar of Rowles GOGH 4 Seige 4 vacant lot, with a cemetery tn one | MentheSalph ur from any,good drug Om : —. ) corner and a scrubby apple orch- gist. ew ae amen. mm, 2rd that is now Lafayette Square. | - cemamee ane aenemnt sana | | Lat ce. °, Ser gee. Imposing statues of America's ' | hs . chen : fae . &§ alien “volunteers.” Rochambeau, A $] 0 B ILL ; / - Zi ae || Von Steuben. Kosctuszko and La- yhelp punt | | , : es x wt |, fayette, guarded its corner, with , oe ; } 3 i +4 a | 8 | Gen. Jackson as the central! figure. . a J I Bi Pp @'| The Decatur house was the first ' : a i Se err’: {to be built on the square and stands OR | : aE Bf ee eS || diagonally across from and only a . % ‘ 2 gee # SX OA) @\| few handred yards from the White , : e SA, 3 SPE | House, wedi a Cnet | . ~ = ” oO. " a - See | “ siesta alenasisiaeaiiinmianmnaniiineiiaaia | : | , “ih ’ § Soe hee C eae | 1 9 — , We | Fgh -\]) | DISPLAY 100-YEAR-OLD PAPERS Oe x LONDON, Jan. 15.—The Londen MEN ANDE&N WHO STAY YOUNG = Ot Cp rae manne tee a ee ! i ‘own office of displaying each day a copy of the newspaper of that particular date 100 years aga i bl | | yj ‘ ; bx ear th pLb EN The Times, England’s mest coa- yA + pe ae * fae god servative and staple paper, today. | Py . . ‘ an. te: SO LL F4 pe mi jas a century back, still devotes its , f Ee # . Jen k ay, lo ae” Wt AP first page to advertisementa, and S—J ustieceiveu & rom eir Lalor /_- it MELA, | peer || housewtves as now in search of a d i" . : t ,;maid of all housework or “cook |igeneral.’’ Several of the Times’ . r oe we Pi *. ‘a > F ts | ea soe ; ee > 2 as . ; wg : e ¥ , | | S ] l ] | a } eC C CS ia | Be fe oo : or oy hs “i a ° . wet | firs’ pagé advertisements of those } } 4 ® > “ , e -* * ; , Poses bl oe ne ist oe a nt x i ' days set forth the ad vantages of Se ‘ ‘ ret ny > > -.' * ee be. ¢ ‘ f 3 *4 ; : °° y “oN, . . : ‘s 4g a > ‘various ships which were taking on ms 7 : why ces Jee e OF hed BS Ka '|cargoes for al] four corners of the 4 gor Ga Se le E aR / a 4 ‘earth, certain ones of which spe- | lle ec Models of ool ag eg TR Le Pea Ce MR, je 2 | cialized in accommodations for pas- Opu ¢ a: ae a ee SO Ee OR ft. a e.\@iisengere during the long, lonesome | “a a ; te. oS re a A BRIE IE; KE voyage of many months. Two Choirs tn Church eT A A special musical program, with two choirs singing antiphonally : : S.-M 5° 3 RE ES Co es from the front chancel and rear a (ce ff ” ‘ RES J 45 toe — = ‘| choir balcony, will be given at this » d we ; 19°} SS saa Ess 53 evening’s service at Second Pres- : i a ues : YY SAE Ff lp A||vvterian Church, Westminster ’ oy e aoc Bet Fg ‘ eS 4 ae a1 place and Taylor avenue. The [ : : ‘Pines. °’ ae ee, SO RF A, program is part of a campaign to ihe A ee odes Ef moar. »” Mie ge Ys |} increase Sunday evening attendance ; eT ] by improving the music. 3 ~~, ? 3 | s ~ , ’ : . a So Be . a a F . : s , ow ¢ ( . , > . ' PO Se, 5 PS i re j ae oar oe. ky : . Z . a, ai ‘. A a O , of ‘ q er ay *,", 4 , ‘6 ‘f -: * . a | ; e © Soe: tons a 4 ca’. . , 4 . Ad é P - | ‘ o ts ; * ~ ‘ oe — re ” gla. @ $1.88 o Meeth | pattems Your choice “ = raldeonas | ee perere gmng © RES Many Other mirioe at sueas 818 | A, Sulknite: Pree 18 SO business. An advan- 3 $22.50, 825. $27.50 and Up to $700 Peet oor Sones ~~ | tage that will, no Ye. Diamond. Set Wrist Watches, All Prices | $1.85 a Meath , . doubt, be much appre- Ce bb ated See Our Store Windows for Special Bargains y Y> : Watches repairec. al, work guarTeiteed tiamonds ramourn ted Ol4 jewetry re ciated. . + ~t%. paired and temodeled Old style wedding rings moderniced Lowest Prices. ee, os. Cail of wrttr for catalog 905. Phone MAiw m7 er 1066 and sealeemaas wil! cal | : . ' Open Mondays and Saturdays Until 9:30 P. M. We Give @®deem Eagle Stamps Other Days Till 6:30

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PAGE 8B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING: JANUARY 16, 1927. ine SL LOUIS POS OSA .. ) — eT a ET _ _— a ee ee re - oo | | ) i ae epted | We Give aa Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excep Tots’ Dresses Women’s it ark cq55 iF House Dresses —— pag pee: 99¢_|| $169 FAM OUS ~ BARR CO), | si _.| | 239 ]f aia AN, € Amoskeag and Secur- om ro-rib frame; amber dimity Pasty Dresses, derarm | Baraes; eae Bete BAST MINT [-CONOMY STORE. NEWS SMa eee Resear) Wan 0 RACES, Bascment ° ' , | nail er, Clerk a Women and Misses of Foresight Will Make Spring Selections From the Comprehensive Assortments Offered in This Exceptional January Event! F wut . Ae e, Held $ >| 93; S) kk —— 8000 Yards of 1 to 1% Silks} ta Post Lott ce ‘In- Choose Promptly and Wisely From This Immense Assortment of Silk, Silk-Mixed Sn a | peo no acca ae and Rayon-Mixed Fabrics—Smart Kinds That You’ll Want for Winter and Early Ss NY Tt NS fol owed te = ree Spring Garments and Undergarments—Savings That Are [Indeed Extraordinary! ma bein SS a ee BE od to have t0'4 the Inspecksea aaa $ ® ay. vel Ef ‘ eager: me at eta He “postage auer € “Home-dressmakers” will delight in making @ Fabrics that are suitable for afternoon or eve- i * Ba) Ae p eaploved in the Tee selections from such large assortments of advan- ning frocks—also weaves that are particularly a AT ey a wre revi ‘3 from his depart tageously priced Silks and silk mixtures; an amaz- adapted to the making of sports, business, school, . | Zs yank ne oa airs | ing variety of weaves and staple and Spring shades. or street dresses. | | Ae. LAO BE en erors found tags rep ; be y Je | $33 canceled itn Bis rs » “Ss > ee : | , — $1.59 Washable Crepe $1.75 Colored Satin (silk mixed) rest ) Be Ss seserat warrant charging em: : i a". Py men is82 yesterday $1.98 Printed Foulard $1.49 Chenille (rayon mixed) un oe | Or venaity for this ofan $1.98 Black Radium ™ - . ' “ eg — ¥ ~~ r wr “a ‘ faa “te - ale p ° Pr nly al ee 0 et OO ee » +m ' ~ — eel ae : Pa , Sa 7 Fhe teh ek ee re ee eee . ’ = — - > a i —T = or ove ames Qeou ee ee tog! * . “ os. : , ine _ - + “ ‘a ~ % ae WER. as : as Ser 1. = Te gee we 4) ed te Alar ae, Peek ee 3 Saag Sons Sed A ore Bel, " =o ee | : : ities AAT? See cc? Vy ken eh givens ste hae , + fe oa plage TBR neh » Gab is a7 4 . ¢ RS Ry Ee oS te m \ mo ae ad vas * me OW gene Gee ; » spo ; - a 7 “= hi sor: ar ‘ ~ ~ . = ‘ y ate > a bl oe ~*~ \ >. ~~ 2 Na Ba Ee 3 ; A.A . ; ‘ J . AS ig are : OF ee oa BRS oo « ie eee er ren erenasee ner: poemere $1.98 Printed Crepe $1.69 Russian Crepe (silk mixed) aymum sentence of 10 $1.98 Flat Crepe $1.98 Silk-Face Duvetyn “er poakentiots a aie} $1.59 Black Tub Broadcloth , $1.49 Black Charmeuse $1.49 Black Satin Duchess $1.49 Printed Tub Si'k $1.49 Colored Tub Radium $1.98 Printed Georgette $1.98 Plain Broadcloth $1.49 P.ain Georgette Crepe $1.79 Changeable Taffeta $1.49 Moire (silk mixed) sant $258.908" $1.49 Colored Radium $1.49 Crepe de Chine ore | eg $1.59 Sports Satin $1.49 Striped Tub Silk (Rayon-and-Cotton) Re ee ee ee ee A alt a ESS. Ta. analiilipecs Gib *, —— ~- ~ & he BE a ts Yo —_ if = ilk 3 ? ‘ we ene pee: pee your em T! $1. é 9 E0-Inch Bordered Si ; ; ¥ \ ’ ; Seve anne wwe “ee ret coe 4. — ~ — eet o° ae acy eveg. og wil nine. caMLe® FINANCE "coaP., (ors % 374. Wr ae a oF ala é “ . wr: ‘ phe i : ‘ $0 oN Tee + May 5 a4 : Sipe tila atte Se a | ee nce tiple kik ae , sei. aah sith ex: aw Br %. Te sz > A A ORS CH er x " £@ ! finish and weignt for cresses. Sard oa \e@ : 8-7 > @ =" Syst ftps? 4 | 0 Qa up ure Basement Ecenomy Store ; ~aiesitiaiaeiiaial A Marvelous Self-Home-Treat-| ment That Anyone Can Use on Any Rupture, Large _ Share This Unasual Choice of — —. SS - b' Y La -- “eal e ‘ - ao \ pe _“— «ver the coune- |} . = ~ + ; > @ j t ae. ¥ 4 . latest Pittt. Special Monday at | . ind 4 to wcnen and ena ; . ( the s' successfyl : : ; cf. 4 ered, and makes « y $ . a » of trues SUDperts BRei ; ° . P ‘ by ' | * . : » ’ Po 14 the rupfore, * f ' : - é rl - m4 } oa -ad . or how A) s ag Bert: told. to Metter how GammEE ? i ir te ‘ ta: have worn, let: : » = me orhir event from “ting | i 7 . ‘ty j : - “* os Ls ; j : ; / a Sry ° ° 4 D AT 4 : ? tet +f : . ; , Oty a "# ;% a . ur 4 sta ? : j ‘ a ’ _ ute " ‘ n*so} 4 # us [T) « 4 " * - . . . * - j ? : bh a EPA Ae ._ - . RR oS te 68 TS eae ” RES Monday—A Remarkable Purchase and Sale of € Filet and shadow weave be:ze tinted Panel Curtains € You should see_ these | . Sa ‘ Dresses early Monday for een — = weenie you'll certainly appreciate Dp T 1 : ) a S with celeiad, rte og A obtaining such smart new . A ea oro eee : mY a> Rave @ free te models for $13.95; they're of $5 and $6 Values—Specially Offered at Rei ah on Georgette, crepe satin and 39c Cretonne $2. 50 Ruffled Curtains [48 (oi in l 88 Vaiues $3.44 e M | ¥ will off in auaeuset “Forest Maid” € Odd tots and d.s.ortinued QO QO OO S QP 1a VV om en Ss Low Shoes : Monday foulard Dresses in smart styles of Corsets and Gir- I } ( | Seconds of $4 to $6 Grades detai styles: sizes 36 to dies; all well-cnown makes. : S 55 ' Groups From Which You'll Choose With Satisfaction! | cee . oe Bon A. ae - : ¥ s e, | 4 » > $ vd : ae s ; ng ® « _— ws hey r¢ . om 2 + = ‘ 2 ‘ | hs 5 . * 2 : 3 . * a > 3 . - B pul : S 2: fae = - ae 3 _ = — = * PP 4 é 5 & 4 y c ‘ y. 2 : 1 eS % {ae a 7 ee ‘ ’ =e . 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Suits in light or dark ee =F inch | i ibe: en Cree: werd : , h ides ts oh mg- mese Crepe. attrac. 39c Black Sateen colors, single or double breasted $4.50 Bedspreads og hae ao loth; soft’ finish, tively printed im Serviceable cual: : Special styles: sizes 15 years to 42 chest. 60x108-inch rayon and cot- floral designs. or infants’ _ floral patterns a a at . 4 And dark all-wool cheviot Over- ton mixed Spr — 730 coats in plain or mixed colors, ing bo'lster; i ’ os : @ Sem:-fashiored Hose of thread silk or « with removabie half or full belts; green and halla. Seven Other Vatue-Giving Offerings ied si: k—with liste tops and reinforced retoait noice of OOS 20 20°44 Gmeet. | 25e 36-inch Dress Percale, rard eral co.ors and Diack. 25 Cotton a 39° 36; inch Indian Heaa, yard . 25¢ Dr bh ' ‘ee Two Suita, two Over. 1000 yards of 2 to 18 yard 15¢ 27-inch Apron Checks jue ie 5 eel Gingha mi Women's Hose Men's Underwear ' “ Yarc remnants eoats or ene Suit and mill lengths of cotton plisse $1.25 81x99 inch Bed Sheets each : of -inch checked Dv-ess Of woo’ and cotton with Lsie Seconds of $: iong eme Overcoat, $35. underwear ee in white 17¢ 39.imch Unblesched Muslin. yard ..... Gingham—a i:mited 10c dei Ie a o oe engin: — ee + u + ‘ . sf e* € Becoman: Keene teen ward We S$6-inch White Flannelette. yard ; quantity; yard = HP. Te 5 HA. o . 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~~ . Ww "He or fh ave 7 TERY ATME NT euoare past he'’p 1m ¢ i Ture CO Tree rhe. pt; oy ‘ . * "as though you reac} can have p free of this To Ge 4) w od Paration . pie als te bell NN “i nee aim r lle ’ Peuu fy uN. Si Coll aia o “mang OD Collings 1 geht Watertown, ty 7. T} 50 Ruffled Curtains * trian] te free. : _ tly ruffled white grenadine rte now to a: Ay if mav #®ave the ains in cotted and figured Befaring of a truss the rest of your | diey }eration, it could not agree. i Viction at 10 a. m. hat noon i} locked hopelessly at seven for con- of Nev. 2, i Fuller, 6 years old, 7 "MISTRIAL IN CASE: | OF MAN ACCUSED OF ENTICING CHILD j Jury Fails to Agree on Guilt of Edward Miller, 21, Who Signed Con- fession. we A brief dental from the ritnenn | the face of his signed confession to the police and the identification of State's witnesses won a mistrial for Edward Miller, 21 yeurs old, of 4631 Louisiana ave- nue, charged with enticing away a child, when a jury reported to Ctr- cuit Judge Pearey at noon yester- that after eight hours’ delib- 10 to 2 for con- | yesterday, but were dead- The jury stood the jurors Viction and (five for acquittal.: Judge Pearey ordered a mistrial! and Miller will be tried agultn. He also Ia charged in a warrant With attempted criminal assault, _ based on the statement of Mfrs... Gruce J. Guy, avenue, that he tried to take her (from an automobile on the night: a day before the al-- against Conetance, of 4437 Penn-| syivania avenue, for which he was. on trial Friday. The Guy case change of venue Pearcy to Circuit court. It has not trial. leged offense was taken on. from Judge! Judge Ossineg’s | been set for Makes Brief Dental. Miller took refuge behind a le- gal stag cectseeaaamad in his testimony. The State’s case was hased on the charge that - enticed the Tuller child from her playmates on the corner of Minnesota and Chariten= and forci- ~OeV. s an automeathile avenues, af neon bly carried here In into St. Louis County, where he took unwarrented Hberties. The City Court had no jurisdiction over ith. consummation of the offense, os the promeeeuen was re oo. ticement at the cetreet corner named in the warrant. merely denied in accusation as to street corner was not prr- The defendant fw words the his behavior on the Cross - examination mitted on potnts not covered by direct testimony. Miller left the witness stand without being obliged to admit or deny the sential facts set torth by the prose- ution. n his 1ii8 asS- to the police lier adiiitted carrving the child away in @.is autontobile, He took ber to Cliff Cave in the southern LouisyCounty. He then to a lonely spot near i quarry at 559090 Pennsylvania | and put her out of the car. Sister Testifies. rhe State preeaented as Witnesses runibertof Constance’s playmat: Marceila, nine years he children said they were was “to. Ke after the n Miller drove up Minnesota and { thern confession J’ itt of st. drove her ~ = ’ ?,»* mi: trie ool noon recess, Wie to the curh at Chariton uvenues Whe aske: oa store, and virlis were show! vy, he euddeniv crags othe automobile an py e ne laren toon an! the ne traced to the ee- 3437 sre ee Sd { the direction ¢% ie oe 7 ¢ ‘ «* ler - ~ — pow tie ! LrTk: oom - Vale - ” } numMoer vd COUPE, 4" gms: full length Se. 49 width a Citi urally tinted Rayon Curtains fringed double hem; full ae width. a $3.29 39c Curtaining Nadine Curtaining with col- f dots—also ivory and beige d Frenc! 3 mar- 25 ette. Yard a Basement Economy Store will the tide Pairs of the S Low Shoes of $4 to $6 Grades ecial S Pe as 6 styles of Oxfords, pumps ps of patent. satin and black Business Men! NE of the trusty prestige of good clothes. correct $50 Brand Suits that Famovu. will offer beginning at 8 A. M. Monday at $33. detailsa—pages 6 and 7, “oars” that Carry you high through of competition—is the Such as to $85 Society Barr Co. 3600 of them—see Part Three. leathers — various heels— hecked. Iasement Fconeamy Store everal Pairs of S1 Hose Oc ad silk or of rayon-and- prced feet——cnoice of sev- I war. ¢ he 7 Wa? Som = my on'y Ve bee: U tust eariy 't Warne evervi me rth. {Rs Ofer pablic. ie We mst « at@a ’ , Sr 24m and address on the cou Men s Underwear “os The wonders accomplish long-sleeved ‘ength drawers , Df ribbed. fieece-lined yotton Special * 68C dC. e RITZCAL Druggist, cconds of $y shi irts or ankle CAN BE CURED Free Proof To You is n ame and address sol can send you a free trial to a this treatment—that’'s J. C. HUTZELL ORUGGIST alli—just Ps Rete iiiree @ Business for 0 years. I served four years as a member of ard of gy tg - y and hve years as Presdent of the Retail Druggists’ k:.ows me and knows about my success‘ul — “Over Thirty-Five Sevatmenen Men, Women and Chiidren outside of Fort “ g to Wer own statements, been cured by this treatment since I first ave r Eczema, itch, Sait Rheum, Tetter—ncver mind how bad—my | ever fiw—gtve me a chance te prove my chem. below and get thc trial treatment | want in your own case wil! be proef, ~~—- CUT AND MAIL TODAY Pease Ne. 5304 West Main St., Fort Wayne, Ind. send without cust or ubligation to me your Free Preof Treatment Age. ineement tconomy Steere fen; @ad No. oT. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | | | Other Bargains 736 North Prairie| , , wv ley Motor Car Co., where officials said it had been loaned to Miller. a former employe. Miller did not appear at his home al! that day. but was arrested early the follow- ing morning. Three hours after she had been carried away, Constance was found on Pennsylvania avenue by Charlies H. Wiegand of 4254A Arsenal street, who took her home. The offense of which Miller is! charged is part of the against kidnaping and is able by a maximum penalty of 20 years in the penitentlary. statute | SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 punish- | Hunter, Accidentally Shot, Dies. ST. JOSEPH, Mo., Jan 18.— John Henry Kabel, 17 yeara old, of Martinsville, Mo.. dled today in a 8t. Joseph hospital from gunshot wounds, accidentally received whil: ‘he was — near his home late S| - ‘ January A Special Group at — $249 HICH - GRADE Player - Pianos, Wh cusinal priced new to $950. Used very fictle, placed in perfect condition in our shop. Y ma: Several high-grade makes priced for abso- lute clearance at $249. hogany or walnut cases. TRADE in your present piano, Phonograph or radio as part first | $2 Per Week payment. Wilson Player... $110 Kenmore Player.. $195 Starck Player.... $245 Vose Upright.... $95 Singer Upright... $75 Remington Upright .$65 $1 a Week and Up se > on sale here Monday at prices heretofore unheard of. golden opportunity for all the people in and near St. Louls to save money on their purchases. STORE it’s a Come here Monday expecting the biggest bargains of a lifetime. mail GOWNS Women's Musiin and Crepe Gowns, 28c Sweuate solle d, SWEATERS Children’s 29c STEP-INS Women's Step-Ins and Teddy, all sizes 25c wool rs; slightly CREEPERS Cotton flannelette Creepers 15c KNIT CASS Infan‘s’ Caps, assorted colors lc SHOES Women's shoes, sizes 2% to &, choice, 25c DRESSES Women's Dresses, silk and cloth, $1.00 DRESSES Children’s Dresses, sizes 2 to 14 years, 25c CAPS Children’s and Infants’ Hats and Caps, 1Cc Knit Girls’ Middy Blouses . All 39Cc sizes CORSETS Assorte) broken sizes 25c BLOOMERS Children's Crepe Zloomers 1/c brands, PANTY DRESSES In gingham: SiZ"S « to 4, SLIPPERS Women's Slippers with sflk pormiporis, 4Sc COATS Women's Coatsa— many fur trim- med, SHOES Children's Shoes, high and low Saoes, BLOUSES Women’s Biouseées and Woaists, all sizes, APRONS Women's Bunga- low aries ns, ging harn, Felt ui] sizes 47c || 25c $4.98 SOX VG mens nierce ized ‘isle Sox, colors and = sizes; (slight seconds) 15c a Suits Inens nain- ok athletic mion Sults. spe- 29c Union Suits: Men's $6 ai! union Sul heavy and weight; stock ). 93.69 (fresh Rummage Sale In the SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT 6x9 ARMSTRONG LINOLEUM Buriap Back $4.49 18x36 Mat RUGS 29c GOLD SEAL Congoleum RUGS $5.98 GOLD SEAL Congoleum RUGS $6.98 Union Suits 29e¢ women's knit- = Union Sults, 12}c GLOVES $2.00 ladies knie¢ Gloves. Special, 69c RUG 714x9 GOLD SEAL Congoleum RUGS $3.98 9x10.6 GOLD SEAL Congoleum RUGS $4.98 WAXED BACK HEAVY FELT FLOOR COVER +f Baily Brand {1 a ee er oe ene: lees V cal ¢ . «4 daa oad P ty ¢ 7 b¢ ba Val EC)! ) ire v ay 3. 39¢ terry syuare FELT-BASE FLOOR brown vard, 29c FLOORCOVERING Noponset Brand ina ohhh bonnes good frnenmt of tiie rnt- ; ; * . a Ct y patteris. on ye > ii, ed. colors; yard, 49c COVER 24x54 tf SQ] SOX 25e childrem’s % fancy ribbed Sox, 10c Basement Me HATS tl S —“Hcnhs, slishit 10c | Men's $3.9% Felt Hats {n reveral styvies. Special, Children t $1.00 Women's and ‘a Velvet Hats 106 re be I “5c Womens Fiber be ‘ 8 ’ » > il cee,Ols, et $ 2es® 2 REE biose, be Is, 3 Te DoOOk , SHADES Silk Coys Tye Children’s Wonit andd ie | 19¢ Silk Caps and Bonnets W ia! ba = Suits | $i. Woot: als’s, Son from ’ 10¢ handling « Votle | long ml pose Geet 3¢6-Inch-Wide Shades; 4 Kuaranteed epring rolle 9c FRINGED Fine checked mar or tlues ruffles Mimdav, pair See raisers SHADES, 36-in., or RUFFLE CURTAINS $10 IRON BEDS, $5 Heavy 2 -ineh Continie- Bed, Veruis Perm VOILES 2Bc and 25c Voflee and Ginghame; piaida. colore and checke; yar p AN EL , . en ahi they laet ~. ~~” CURTAINS $5.00 FatvEn " » Not: , a ink Qulse: te Wit he site stripe, + Py r} Narquinette 3 imtalns, DRAPERY 9 et r Bie bors’ knitted athletic I nion Suits. Special, nelette st Won.en'sg Cott Filan- by 6 owns. wide by 6 M{] opadie 39 ripe | Animes tiene a er Eutra-Wide Shades: i* ft. jong. Special so Men,s 823.00 ROPE f : 7 Ly 1.00 4 Shirts. Factory Cc $1 Chi'dren’s Dresses, mixed lot, good values 25¢ chenille cord broidered bands, PORTIFERES, . ne with fancs ? ey - RUFFLE viiey . _— or r match $56 ~ » = my meg oe pte em ye, wet ag Foe F og me Ft Tet Fong wat ag b Oe te — a SA Sh Sah SA Sh 4h’ ee ee oe =, ee, & - mm me om, me 5 oe, i ee ee ee oe | at ee Deal Gall Gall Geel Peal Baal Beall Oot ot oe se ee ee ee ie tin ie ee oe oe oe oe oe oe Oe ee ee re ae a > —_ = toa _ a - — = ie _— me oe yas Ries OLS et

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SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH t 5 tila sal - eee ae = ae boulevard. Rabbi Louls E. Witt, , PAGE 10B __ ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH . sels ‘national committer, Judge Dowling | day at 3:30 p. m., In 8t. John's the Rev. Dr. John W. Maclvor and HARRY SHELDON NAMED ROLL $7000 FIRE STARTED START. JEWISH RELIEF WORK jing! Sen”'howen"ty Cardinal, acingant ” Etocopl chareh| the Rew, De Jann W. ac . “—— — Will Begin With Lunch- CALL DIRECTOR OF RED CROSS: con Tuesday at Statler. | A mass mecting In the Interest. - | The VALUE of a guarantee on a musical { 1a Ww I h ol Lo i Ca paign of t e | . * . ~~ wa > : . " , of the fund will be held next Sun- Worker Sucoceds CC. W. Jack- ish Relief will begin Tuesday with ADVERTISEMENT — ; | son, eo ve Europe adi a luncheon at Hotel Statler, to cm Or C an lven as in WHO "ay it i “Everybodys Mott Harry Sheldon, who since : ¢ com | : | which about 3000 leaders o GLASSES-DOLLAR--KEIFFER Te Full Cash Value $700 0000 Pretercod We Sefl Nationally-Known, Nationally-Priced tartan Ale aver Nel has been Red Cross Ficld Director | ruck | various denominationg have been) — Truck Driver, Who Struck) tMited. Rabbi Leon Harrison. BROADWAY AND FRANKLIN vam piven ry at) autor ty advert , “4 sie E wumness. Now 1 2 latest improved medal -) ; : sn die at Fort Bilas, Tex., has been ap- | ined “ | Match as Attendant Draine Jonna Glennon and Dr. Ivan! | io Gedes. Welt & pela. tee | , a) & \ oe tue pancri- Tank, Is Arrested. fies Get will ovtiige OE MO wen | sarees wha oh7 a | fom ) | a ‘Hours: Daily 9:00 te ° toa 4 f ° , ' . ’ ; j } e a ee oO : 4 ' Christian relief for Jewish suffer- | Back If You Want It AG a Suen an ¢ posi —_ ae me eects ii j Ys Store | an Red Cross, with offices in St. ) ‘ _ers in foreign lands. A complete pair of Glasses with - pees tines ene = “a be pat in 6 separate earagn | : } s. e becomes assistant | national director of Tol The undertaking te the son © | be lenses end large frames—for t AU : .50. 4 ites aval Hosp a OTtS- | age and abou from $2.50 to $7.50 4 y that are soft and luscious. a, mouth, Va., and in July, 1920, hela were encrusted with tce. Dam-) Jaccard's—First Floor. a : became field director at the United | age to the automobiles, by fire and. Camdy Shop-— iret Floor. States Disciplinary Barracks at, | wai tnd: was estimated at $5000 and | Fort Leavenworth. Kan. ‘to the bullding at $2000. ° ° ‘ : ns ene ehout 100%. th. when Store Hours: Dally 9:00 to 3: 30—Saturday 9: 9:00 to 6:00 Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth Mi Stack, who !s 21 years old, and Se ee ‘resides at 6744 Hoffmrnan avenua, | a @ L AN drove his truck into the garage | ee — ——— and asked Charles Robinson, the | = al lol a O O 10] lS ’ “ ‘Negro night attendant, to drain, l th TO ANYONE eo : , Specia s in tne At ed mat tute ! “The ecasoline seems to have! B e vi tigation or end OFeerTs.' weer ts you water 11) ies Stack explained. | rings a INLS yd Yy 2 oS ae ee on Everyday Needs anuary Linen Sale your a ute plane, for urs real estate, hones, ete. Repay in am es ‘work, he took it cigarette and | bey en ee en ey ee | Special purchases bring many exceptional values to this January event in Notions. An oppor- meee. payeite Of S~ Ht a match. The explosion fol- | what paren sy In Sour possess. lowed. ttoth men ran out, unin- tunity to replenish everyday needs of little things at savings that women will appreciate. Silver Bleach Linen Damask miezt. Pugnified bank like meth- ' c : r ods. YAHELM FINANCE CORP, fi dured. Stack was arrested and- 1035 N. Grand. Hours: 8 a. m. to .charged with smoking itn a public | m. v0. [garage in violation of a city ordi- | 7 | Novelty Dry } J. and P. Coats ! tee : | Tablecloths Taio ie Crt Buin] =|, Cleaner | Sc Thread =| ALLE $3.95 | $4.95 7 ae “ ; ‘ | : ! A Sees sit comedy, “Fanny and | (4h . 6 Spools, 42c RUPTURED: ? the Servant Problem,” will be pre- Fy A — ee erg 1 — P ’ . i sented at Roosevelt High School a} ren Pint eme at § 88c No Phone or Mai! Orders mf 7 ae 70x70 Inches 70x68 Inches vatent- » ditortum, Hartford street and! oie > —_ i e ‘ TBE SESY ; if THE 2927 HERNIATONE A pres, auditorium, Hartford street and | AP its | _ For Monday only the spe- | a50-vard spooin of alx-cord PEELS] f . a lh Minton Gaeetment ie . differ ol avi a nies He en Se le ae | “ att rt sag on this novelty Dry Thread. All numbers. Black : = Two popular sizes in excellent quality silver J . ? . Mio : : 3 “h » e ? ’ ’ : 1 , { aie | and white. | ? } bleach linen Tablecloths. Pretty floral patterns — — a = Ai AA eal te PR a. eee ; : - . Ova ne > « & es : — . ~ . - a “ 1g ni ay a oe ewdien-bne ™ a m 4s “eo : . - > . “* . _ Se ee ~ t Pine. 5 ey oF oe. ee ed 2 . \ » - ‘ " ae tae lag CPA le at aot > ai r a ow . eo gt is he mA a ow yen ” Par’ as 7 ” “ Ce pe . aS PS me ham wee pane . by. eaten ania hers a . x 7 = . eR a! + ee, nS oe a we A ee ee = ae FP sh ~.; 4%. we : b a . ; ~ .- . F rupture in few wecks. eayee ‘van in Enaree Annabeth Brandle will take the 4 yran § Children: lal ‘olore ith ery -cal Con itien role of Fanny and Miss Ruth Cohen | ae te ee ‘ s Path COMMS With ‘ - Feat PS Be ; : | ! : | | ame i Napkins to Match at $4.95 Dozen, 22x22-Inch Size. tonds to every calict. : painted figures having rolling woe ee 8 ee ww oe i ie ee es: Egat get sri . tixwans at re fer will have the leading “man’s’’ part, rubber, dainty colored ruf- | A A M | “ig | Sey Regularly 85c 25c Yard 25c Each 9 o AVie t 23 +e | - . pocket Shoe Bags in attrac- checked Toweling. 17 inch- Towels neatly hemmed. Size large-size Bags of art ticking. 25c Each $1.00 Each art ticking I{n attractive col- | “ ~ tt : Regularly $1 Dozen ’ 45c Extra Salesr | ; of double thread yarn. Size space in border. Size 21x38 for mothballs or perfume. ‘See ak oy wae \' > made of heavy pad- and Examination : : Rubber Outfit | P 35c to 50c Ribbon | Hair Nets Red or blue borders. 16 inches wide. | , or C.O. Dig N° gift is more precious than sight, nor so frequently for outfitting doris. Pere ac | Regularly 20c Each shoes; French enamel. fintsh Sheets and Pillowcases is needless, for periodical examinations may be had at Jac- hate Shell Paes ‘30 . | fringe styles. 2 pairs, 75c, or pair, 89c bleached sheeting offer attractive value. K, . : : : a. . ; eyes. Slip-on style. Rach, 49ce | ses s ie ean Se. Ga resco e hemor ee ct i Sale B i sof ibe ae 85 conte aie be charke.. | fe bei er 418) 1 | 35c Baby Bibs; white sum | oe, & SANE Stone Bags, 55c Glass Toweling | Huck Towels aie c _— fled edge. Also plain style E 1 Vi ‘ with pocket for crumbs, . cr Art ticking makes these 8 eis oil ue Wie Heavy quality linen Huck nhjoy Norma 1810 | Wardrobe Bags | a saith ee | | —— sive: wiieanein on wis. 17x32 inches. Al] white. : Fourth F ° Cc Ms absorbent, -ply oF : é' ; $2.35 inches Wide. Packaye sae | S V B Hair Nets 85c Al-lon Laundry Bags; Bath Towels Huck Towels , Monday Mo Regularly $3.50 | ts TP . 2D $1 Al-lon Wardrohe Bags of ars ozen, | Many to match shoe _ pock- Fine hemstitched Huck 9° Hemmed Turkish Towels | Towels with monogram aioe 4 a ao Reg wae RN \ All colors and styles in fine Al-l “sma Aak ah h R larly $1.e0 ' ; aundering. nside pockets — , Poors quality real Halr Nets. ‘Ion Ironing Board —— — a re _ ; Extra Spat Single Vision Glasses, Lenses, Frames TH] win nold ten garments. | 7 > an G : nail 1; th Crash Toweling, 19c Yard | : : : ! ais? White and ra nN covere t i ‘; : r fag : 2 _ * > a ¢ . \ 4 ‘ . ‘ ‘ s 2 ‘ ® ; s : ‘ Ps : : i t & *2@ 2 7 _f © > p - ’ ” r . . ? : My be eS Pt: * vee. P a =) = we y ~ yn €, “a rs > i 4 ‘ mo 8} . : re 4 ‘ =. - a " ee « i 4 x >~ 4 ’ 7 : “ (= > a tx i. : ey ‘2 * r y & » »* . " ve ;> % ; 4 ae x or Pew j ; ~~ . “ : 23 4 aes 3 yo * 4 é By » - : . * _ r : oe ry & See o: - oen-as. - ? ~~. Be f 33 ; a & Bt ys 5 Sh oe % a“ , ~ oe 3 . | ha aw oh ' q «tA . ee - ae ‘ - : 7 . oR ; is d + or ‘2 .: * A te 3 $* : Bee, : ; —a eA. 2 ; , ns oe * re * i 4 a - 5 > = 2 : “ be - a ; = 4 | : 7 e by % 2% ag - » _ re ’ , - ; ATAR 4 5 ay ; ‘ - : rs = —— > ~ z . -_ 5 ‘ ee . ‘ ? 4 - - pw r 7 4 > i 4 ; bp Re . . . y 2 at + - ~~ we =o ee ; iS Sot 2 ‘oe = ‘fs ‘ = i . t4 « 7? : : ae .? \s a 7 >t ; The: ; F : hi : ; ? y > + as + ES bd ao ees ‘ ‘ —— & ; i - “, e a ; : Pie: ' op »2 a 2 “ ‘ = - —" . & e, 4 t ad :* Sage SS ei 4 be ai ae y we t Ne Zz _ : -; 1 wee % he a a’ : tt 6 4 : . vd a , sf > . 7 ¥ . at — | ? : : 3 ; .% é - - ? , : % ~ 7. ft 4 = . : ¥ : } - i ’ > {ee ra ¥ > fi ? > * e + , as 7) aap : ( ? “eee 2. ‘ ~ % a (ee > “s ’ ‘ oe ‘=. : - ‘ae Sit fe + . & oi ae 2 ‘* + BC. : > hy : 4 : coun +? * io § ’ ‘4 : ea =." 4 ‘ —_s ? ’ , Pe 3 oe > ‘s " Be ’ ;: a ¥ + “ y . 4 , , : 2 7 " a” 7 os ooh T.4 A Ss ‘2 w - 2 8 ha ¥ x +. = wh ¥ _ = a . =F 4 cs 5 it» =. * " i —s _ . . . . a> - S 4 ; aS y 4 eka _— s ; 2 - aes 3 : ; 2% a) = ‘aed S oe *. . . gt « A a 5 2 . ae : Ee * 4 *y . : . 2 . "* FA was : * ¥. : A . : a . - at } F & 5 X\ -4 5 : é 2 2 > e : ir * - , se : ; . aS ons ll : : @ - > 4 e+ ve . ‘an % . CTosb. OOT SALE PRICE Furnac Heets 3 Baby Boy Suits : Sewing Machine Srop---Downsta're , Sin De wa | Chambray and Peggy Cloth: midd d Oli $83 MAHOGANY oth: mi an iver Twist styles. Buy Now for PARLOR 948.8 | Sizes 2 to 4 years. ; J i Next Year {& Furnace fe: ; : | : ; Other Special Values in the Sale Vandervoort’'s [mportant @i| 150 Dolly Mae Wrapping Blankets, 30x40 : Voile and Print Frocks, : : January Sale ot Luggage : , Sally Wister Inches at 45c. $1.95 and $2.95. J Continues Monday and AIll of This 33 Ty : | | For Full & Co ok ate me mina egaes wr ‘A, tgp PSR RTS et . be L . | : Phage 2 ee ‘o™ ” p 4 T ‘ Ts id Wo - : ey cs “ re : mt 2 on * Pe 2 os SN EDR ep STN Me AEM RA BOF Roel 0 EN Pitt Ne gS AE - » 7 — RE : by A iy ‘ : PLS TAA. PER Reg tt OTN My BEY Capea M82 Double-Face Blankets at $1.19. Bloomer Frocks, extra special, Large Size Blankets, $2.45. $1.69. | Wicker Wardrobes, $8.75. Spring Frocks, gay colors, | : Week! At Average Savings of | - eal t Ly ts", VARIETY of sty Regular $150 Value—Sale Price and popular Sp 589 Welch & Co's Pipeciess Furnace fur- mishee a better and cleaner heat— consumes a strrprising!> small amount ef feel. Now on anie at considerably lees than reaular price! Sold on con- veniene CREDIT TERMS -[WELCH & CO., 1105-07-09 OLE ST]. ST. \"r= 4 e « 2 : Baby Cribs, Ivory enamel, $9.95. Baby Pied oath, gl $1.95 High Chairs, ivory enamel, $6.45. Baby Nainsook Dresses, 50c. Nursery Scales, canvas basket, Children’s 75c Union Suits, 38c. $3.95. | Tots’ Coats and Coat Sets, 1 Off Cotton Flannelette Sleepers, 79c | Sweaters and Sweater Sets, \ Of if Wardrobe trunks, dress trunks, If you’re going back to ain : Wool and é steamer trunks, hatboxes, suit- South, abroad, to the Meditert® : ’ 320 Blankets of wool | \ en a ad : wea rah! :,

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PAGE 110 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT? darantee on a musica) } Player Word Rolls AQ See Our Special 4 h ] WH ' | - * PY . * en AE anys, Window Displays Featuring O says it | | “Everybody's Mother Was Somebody’s Pal” , ieleneliy- Priced Patines .. Also Connorized Uke Rolls, 75c | | Irhportant January Events le ee ele en ee ee ee — Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth aE nes — ee ee ee eee — a —_—_- _ on _ ee . — - - A a I gore Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 | Telephone Orders. Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500 ———— om = ee eer eS an - 48 years of Service ee are fare Illustrated tor Example 1007 Olive Stre ten. : . . - ) a GRAPHS—RADIog Hf Beginning Monday—This Feature Sale of | Living-Room 150 Seamless Wool Velvet Rugs | _ Suite eek ee Special : 1 Oe aaTEAMAMALTLAN” ANNE Wi MonE: 3 Three Sizes | $195 e-39 4 | re Se ar ee a” OS ad | 7 * i c Foun . ey é oe é Ae € me x Twenty-S1x Patterns | THIS is one of a group of le chocolate dipped Caramels very fine Living-Room ft and luscious. : ; ; Suites, in five different de- ndy Shop—First Floor. | | ‘> | a pom eae ae. nn $39.75 9x12 Feet : $35 8.3x10.6 Feet 6x9-Foot Size signs. All have solid ma- | hogany frames. Upholstered ust, From Ninth to Tenth } Tey | ace oe $ 75 $ 4 5 $ 0 | in mohair, with reversible : eR . fot ne a inten. 1 | spring seat cushions having i a eect: Res ie RN , ecient . ! one side in contrasting ma- - ~~ Or ae arity ome Yee SR OTS | EE eR Ee FEY EN -eEe egret AeGRD: ant ee dE NE a EE EE LS IP - " ' = ; Ro vende Sere at. os , 4 | | oeil : ik ares 2 8 p terial. Formerly priced : | | i eh ye | from $275 to $375. in the el Sale eS on HERES the price-making event of the season—as you will | agree when you examine these Rugs. Quality—weave— S; | | ow | Eos saa ae are oF ; designs—so unusual that no one can afford to miss this sale. | S | { F] | “ CT) a C | Res pe sigan aie pene i 4 = You will want at least one of these Rugs for home or office— _ | a eC O OOT aillp eS | | | (oS | EOE Clana 0 oS - ee ri ee perhaps several—and with this limited quantity it 1s advisable | en Damask i | 7 tie ve Pe eS 4 ee iy to shop early. oths | *] : ee ~ _ Living-Room Suites—Another feature group, | Decorated Gateleg Table, 16.50 including four designs, all covered with mo- | Formerly $35.00 for hair, with hand-carved wood frames, man ‘ : z Bed-Davenport Suite of two pieces, covered WAY ; 8 ee . with wood top rails. F ly f $4.95 | st a Np gers gaan orc The Quality : $250 to $295, wet . ee ee $159 | in Jacquard velour. All wood frame with wood 70x68 Inches | J ee poles Vo Ee ne a hemi | OE. long staple—producing the rich, lovely mavedc-4-pince Wal See coe | Oe Ne Teemenly Sor ee o of dresser, wardrobe, full-size bed and full-size tones found only in better type of vanity. Finest. constructiias Gaveusib $965 eee oe a covered in velour, $69 Rugs. Nor could any Rugs but those | out. Formerly $325. for if. of unusual quality ever feel to the Italian Desk of genuine walnut. 75 ) : . 1 aes 3 ae: i : LOUIS XVI Bedroom Suite of very fine 29 292. » _— F ly $55, f Sia sina: =a | . a ee tread as these do. ! walnut, consisting of twin beds, dresser, full- | —— | : . Sale Be Ins Bit et weit pe pes Spe 3 fy ce ag - F . size vanity dresser and bench. | Sunroom Suite of three pieces, upholstered Huck bie | | Q A a ve Wns AAR ey = , can Rag f . The Design | Formerly $472.50, for $265 | in cretonne, | $68 a = - ti ge Betyg NO amet gin te 4 The newest, most artistic effects of . Bedroom—8-piece ‘Suite of finest veneers | ae 3 Heavy quality li: Huck. , 7 Gee, ae ere : , | etie neatly nemieeale Size | Fo rth F] — s ee eae i . dite Vas this season will be found—among Re ee Pabeagere Dresser, ser ee oe i, 7X32 inches. Al] white. | y | u oor : as - . i” » 4 . ° oo at, y, twin beds, bench, nignt $975 metal and wood. rice wel | | > bg : ¢) | which are graceful Chinese patterns; | table and desk. Formerly $2150, for « | Huck Towels : : A oa, Ry colorful open-field designs; close, neat | ' 15 End Tables, of hardwood, $1 00 Each Monday Morning the Fi ‘e ; ee | “e 3” FOR Sets from which there | ae 3 | | on ne . are a fewmissing pieces A great assortment of plain-figured or striped | ; 72 ; all are te ie ae A great variety of the favored nets, rayon or cotton sateens, poplins, armures, rayon : . aS. a 7 mediitddera casement cloths, marquisette, grenadines damasks. denims, silks and furniture coverings, all . ini aa i ame rastic | i @ and voiles, in 36-inch and 45-inch widths. 36 inches wide. —~ : : $60 French China - $47.50 Imported China 5 Monthly |) eae A 3200 Yards Cretonne—in Two Price Groups _ 100 Pieces 100 Pieces ; ; j ; - ; , OAs mic at at 3 Bleached Muslin | 3 12!.c Yard ed i}: 36 inches wide. xe : second Floor. ee cell ae. magi lt at OX . =| » ocr ~~ ¢ Machines a> ay PAR TSE CG gt ates oe,” 7 wen eR he a Wore 50c A very high grade of French China, beau- | An attractive Set with pleasing border 30 very convenient to take " Iu. : . A very high grade of French China, beau. j Am jitiactive, Set_with pleasing border | | _— | ; Regularly 15¢ and 85¢ Regularly $1.50 ” $2.45 F | band and handles. | usual service for twelve persone. Fine domestic prints in bright, attractive pat- Fine imported French or English liberty : : house re ; ; ; ’ : o , ll t wi . e e » current. Built in the head’ [#1] $3.50 to$4 Fringed Curtains | tems that will be suitable for pillows,curtainsand | prints in gorgeous colorings. er ~ $21.75 Semi-Porcelain | $11.50 Semi-Porcelain : | ' draperies. quality. 100 Pieces’ 7 50 Pieces a a sil ¥ $2.8 5 Each Fringed Rayon Panels, Special Ruffled ooeype haa $1 7.95 $Q Q5 $1 20 — | $1 : ) A dainty flora! ae: is used on this Set Amer.can semi-porcelain of good quality, 450 pairs in various styles. Crossbars, dots, of an artistic, plain design. decorated in bright flowers. with colored ruffles. fancy bars and checks. Blue, rose or yellow. All have tie-backs to match. wing, the machine can be S o* Case — S/3 beautiful panel Curtains |in — NENTS. shadow laces, filet and fancy weaves. Light Some with allover designs. Others in od ) new border effects. 40 and 45 inches OP Twrs: | wide. 3 panels in gold or figured rayon { ee oe Finished with deep ivory color, 36 inches wide. rayon fringe. Curtain and $77.50 Imported 100-Piece China Service Drapery Shop—Fourth Floor _—_— eae, ant ‘| 150 Dolly Madison, Stevens:and _ — f 9 4 I : 5692 gra oe ‘ Sally Wister Bed Spreads and Sets | | : : Af i, , F : 5.95 : | ; | as 7 Or Twin Beds $ . \ 4 i | Diecoriative. | of fine china, decorated with an * = | = a » ~ a8 . For Full Size Beds, $6.95 , | Glassware, includ- | ivory border overlaid with delicate “%\ *,, =, 3 O * - % ry et 4 7 dS = . cw ee + Gore @ « d As illustrated— unusual shapes & eS pes disting ish this very attractive set #. S= 1” > oe flowers. Gold bands and handles. 5 ee Se VARIETY of sty] d colors in these attractive | ‘ ° ' Ine many import- A and popular Syienede that launder beautifully. 1800 Pieces Fostoria Stemware oe bidees LOW ee ; back hool, E | , 1/ lar | vases, candle | Te. | ee mages = going back to sc Wool and Cotton Blankets Priced 14 of Regula sticks, bowls. 32 Pieces, $6.55 At Great 25°% to 50% Off Service pilates, brea bad, to the Mediterra- ) : 320 Blankets of wool and fine cotton, with attractive Value trays and handled , Breakfast _ Sas f oo briced far be.ow reguia —-. nape —— ane ccmmnndll — -

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i. | PAGE 127... a eee eee eer . : r * n . donut ‘ a gl 4 a A sage , : thy . “8 n rs x “ge eas tga > SO ulate oN ee ~~ ee et ~ s pe. Si: aa os a eryey ; pats : 9 A cg tee 0 cane a gs “lle, te lag vi TBE SAR acts oY e m wry : ‘ “ey ” . 7 . Ne ) + , ; ? “ 7 - ee) 4 ae 4 ad em Ke. Seok wi e e : Pay ; ie ye . s : > “a ‘ , 7 % ¥ alia bo «te >a, oy" 2 ‘ a eT . * eee ae : be P ere + ee ne : ss - ** - - b:irchwood SuUuItes. oa isStLes eG - Five-Piee> Solid Oak Breakfast-Room Suites - > Siia® Se f Z mp tx Je ae i 4 ~y . ye" oh 2 a . 5 is cS - * * 3 ya's = Ss ~~ a. mt) er " on ’ i , a > - . Fi 2 . a p> ¥ * —_ a ae. Ss : at e f" ‘ . ‘Mar a, : a: Py r os roa aa g 23 - “ } a. s ¢ a r) Ps ee . - ¢ oe > = ee ni *s his o “a & : i. z : ah = -. a mh 3 ¢. - - ‘ . ty me “ iy A ae 4 aa - . © > & i + - 2 tS —" ia os be bs 4 +. % . > ae . Lae @s ; bt —— i oe 2 % i “ i] i . py = — P aes ian SS = & a a b . 4 Me Pe ¥ . pe : oa” ee , ey ae . 4j a * 2 4 ‘ed « . “ : , ~~ aS 7 ~-. > so ‘ e t os y — .. OS ama , Bir, . a a a 4 gy hue eet > i : ? 2 S ? . Bat Sree: > ag ae, - a a 4 ai v i « =e 3 | Fe — - Yao > . . ~~ & “ ” é “] o ws y . . » a : tly - v * —_ y Toe LAS Ie =, Wire $210.00 Values at. HE NEWEST blended walnut veneering with cabinetwood edges is used in the superior , : The four pieces include a large dresser with ample drawer space ana Stationary mirror: double-width bow-foot bed, full-length construction ot these Suites. Only $10 Cash and new two-door chifforobe that has hanging space, drawers and a hatbox. ) we “. ae 4. Piece ‘Luce’ Suites $550.00 Values at S 3 ) DECORATED Waihut “Luce” Redroom Suites. exoertiv hu! —_ ‘ Ten-Piece Blended an tinish 4 -n- ‘ table uered Suites $7009 Cash ——— 5€ 1 i esses + . p > Se , . — 4 ~ & ° aa ‘ . * ~¢ os + CXC CSC 5 4 * : a s¢é eee 4-Piece "*American’’ Suites $295.00 Values at . $450 090 ‘Y alues at $2 r§ s} BEA UTIFUL mahogany, wainut sr rosewood Suites, @ pieces. excellentiy made and considered -me of the finest lines of bedroom ‘armiture obtainable. $20.00-Cash 4-Piece | Louis XVI Suites $245.00 V alues $ 1 74 CHOICE Bedroom Suites in new Louis XVI design, excellently constructed and made of blended walnut veneer and hardweods. Bow-end bed. vanity, chifforobe and dresser included. $15.09 Cash - Wal | = | aad ut Dining Suites im \ Pay $15 Cash A MAGNIFICENT Dining-RKoom Suite in blended walnut veneer and cabinetwoods and with decorated sunken panels. The ten pieces include a 66-inch buttet with silver Grawer and otmuer compartments: * — ~* pom. e- - - pe s . Ge soe ere —— : 4 — _- +*eme- « _Aarlw a % et ee wr) ° w"aegererer “Saint Louis’ Dependable Store” Satis’ \ WIN ade B® SIA ® . ry\¢ Oil Sa 7 - - ~ = CTlull S¢Crvine Ca a = ne ~— . — apestrv-seat chairs, oblong extension table, enclosed U ot ath Ota Wie ae ae * 9 ERS eh fe bien: tat ee he ae as ss eae tj *' Ba a 7: ary ‘ze — Ps cS oS >: , , o "4 5 4 i, Fer eo triple-mirror vanity ROS: Exqutsite 10-Piece [ Dining Room Suites \ rable and a useful serving cabine:. $375.00 Values af $235 AN excellently constructed Din- ing Su.te. made of blended Sa.mut veneer with posts of cab- The ten pieces in- buftet. enclosed udholstered vel- oblong extension $20 00 Cash os | a 50 Odd China Cabinets —a tione A SPECIAL clearance of China Cabinets: open and enclosed modéis: made cf walnut veneer and hardwoods, :n all walnut fin- tshes; decorated. $1 00 Cash a aT 3S af a” Clearance Sale of Washing Machines Agitator Type Electric Washers 1 120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive Street reductions. Big savings now offered on 100 of these excellent agita- tor type Washers, with General Electric Motors and all- | copper tubs. On deferred payments $100. Other models, demenstraters and some that have never had water in them, can alee be purchased at tremendous price Buy Your Washer on Our Easy Budget Plan ¢ PAs ’ ene Soe SS . Raat S NANO —_— re te ae ll 3 . steels ee ‘4 a ig e ‘f = od oe tioghweys teading to the four additional State parks of Mix gouri acau red last week by Reit® WeCanse., State (;ame and Ft | ner are in good condi Commission tron an pro, de a rt} . excellen for motorists to niake over them, accore means speed) trip to George EK. Drummond, m@ ager of the Touring Departm gtromobile Club of Mis auio has compiled a repe the roa conditions to the n ~«c Parks Cost. $152,000, — four parks, : in Dent, Franhiin and Sal Counties, Comprise | 11.090 ae and cost $152,900, Melange Automobile «lub. areg of the 12 State parks ia prosimatel: 56.000 acres, . These Paras have ail the features of State parka, tnclae mn historicml ‘ogendary. sce not] refuges, fish hatcheries @i ne and fishing opportuntth rl ‘ofthe new parks and is near Sulli ' t“ountys. The route fo tif< ts via the Mames ter read, follewing “tg Ss. Hig rat No. 66 to a point three . west of ‘tras <« Summit. Hiere t¢ of No. 66 goes south | rhe now road its not open @ ‘he old route marked ] ighwav Ne. 14 is ff and south to St. No 66 is again t igh Stanton to Sulli les sonth and The road ts cone Louis to a half ‘se Sumrmit. and. sraveled down advised tne ig operatious ere CU ae of unfatorable This section has heen lightly gf ; eed anid the. west end closed - motor vehicles of more than Peurd= weight. From the end the three mile section the road” Sraveied. to St. Clair. ard ¢ cerefed from there to Sullivan. ; Historical Veature in Park.” ‘ 1. * next park in size is Pat'+rson @n VS ayne County, haa 4648 acres. Thie- pag been named in henor of Go® A Baker. A historical f the park ia Stony Battery, cip tn the Mudlick MSountii Tacge through whic; ‘seq. led hie troops in the (ist! War « referable route to thie oe is over Lemay Ferry road and o’r lo OS. Highway No. 6! thee ’ it’, Flat River and F | *O Fredericktou nr .. = =e €*: ia followed H{fere the roeyte turna- ‘distance an "M issourt | Hh - -_ HATHA ft an ee ee | ee , ee OUT ee err owes d+ 220m» = Oe

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NY Se anaes WNT DWP AHP, TGS HK ANN ~- _ - ee ER SX ‘ prow | x ry po ¥ ae KY SF FF MKQ Ws SNH HAT _ GATNNG. GANT gr _ AHN, s os Steger S Noss SS : Sears SK Bae AW FQ Aoy’ GS, SIH hice § = & SSS N S SYS Sow : . 4 niin N N Noa REN a SQ MOXY SS \ . a ue ER 3 & ONS S SQ AQAT 9 SQ NN \S Yaa Ds ‘X N Nee Sas ee ee — — A ttt te ~ — - = — — a a ee ee - - - - es ee oe ee See — = ART FOUR. [i ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927. lactis BIDS TOBE OPENED Review of U.S. Racing in 1926 28 Lines of 8-Cylinder € certain to : : _ VEHICLES IS SCHEDULED i 4 — oe ees Cars M ade un U ‘ S. | nclude | qieesnsserse: FOR TSB MILES OF m= ao. a ~. 23 With 8-in-Line Engines 4 WS GOOD TO} a sae t -. Ean rig: x a N parks. \ These*Parks Cost $152,000. eontinued with * during: hia js years atl sport " 5 ae Ba oOr7iciwé Ss ‘adid hye eante St howd gtl liis eves NeMIEU. Continued or Page ad. . ; _—_—* ° i. vanity, chifforobe + ed from St. Louis to a half mile Continued om Next Page. Continued on Next Page. by 4%, and 8-90. 31g by 4%. Continued an a. = er's Hill and to (;ray's WM ' the oil t which, if perfect- || HUE : — ' the oil motor , p | ‘an Reserves, Consisting of | ed, will revolutionize, it is as- | State Tuesday for 32 = Tie automobile racing seasun of ¢ TH ! 4 ican speedway co} j The “AMeriCca a ba Sad Hossibly the ! . this country and 28 different Ijnes. ] 0.000 mounds. Wheelbase and iq g > *j«r} ) yenartmert 3 2% ; a > . ~ . % i i & A } lis hes thre right ¢ f the J e 1? 1 OWUs eye iting Spreeeod duels on thie oS ae: et 7 ; Se a F. P 3 plaved. " he wholly new eight- ' The New Six-Cylinder Cars. , : . é excellent : , sire . The ee meee > n and provide an highway requirements, ere desi ate the route of State hig.- SAS. aa Re ; as. ae Se See i os gee jiyech engine racers competed ij by ORE ce eS ee : - straight cights--the “Little” Mar- velopments in the six-cylinder field. ber of cylinders or on bore and | yector. in commenting tonight on pl =e Eg ee "2 Pies ” - ) . r . n . & ~ dianapols ce 89) inile Tra ¢ i] os Ee % “ Re Pards s po: a a _ a PERE i night Auburn. (;ardne = and run 70 mileg per hour without in- -ager of the Touring Department ; Were the = 2 souri who has compiled a report } Iiiver and « good graveled road is yiotors is shown by the following - under AAA Of Indianapolis, crashed his car into. which is the first modern Amert- long as one wishes to drive at that 2 J : P } i peed: + : . TEES geetia = hi tiirn at ¢ iZZV pace. n Julv. Jack = haa ¢ more » . Wayne, Franklin and Saline The purchase ler said. “and the department 1s Mi! Mas: ] ‘ s LOO. raclogZ being eV iver n ¢hi A id ZN pat sn I J . speeds, ras a bor of e ihe hes tharked success especially im Michi- ‘?+! ath it vi vener ; be ; ee ; } | ful of line. These new Reos are oh The | with its flour mill, general store meet on the second, or $100.000.- 3 oe a gan and New York states. Rs l C h me areg of the 12 State parks 1s up- ti: 000 bond issue system. — : et Pore, ae reir | ! pe a ie ia : nentiiiinets., $ O as ‘ be utilized as a State hotel. In ‘“Tjlinois ranks first among $ Bee. so ee 4, tg] dirt tracks. His more notable vic- Marry Hartz was married during gleeve-vaive eight, which is to be rhe Erskine six, which Stud the Current River, a spring flow- , . ieh-ty pe avw- 33 75°° | cuse and Chicago. his bride saw him take second ‘hard-surfaced., NEURO, PATE ee: eee his ee er oltre in power and per-; Was a leader in attracting the game refuges, fish hatcheries and of water daily. this great annua! road convention More than 750,000 persone at. ffom automobile racing eariy in In August, Tornmy M.lton, who, , T } s ha , , roads inch xgtroke and develop fully 100° the hody, designed by Dietrich, one ble-mirror vanity er ee ew Parks has To reach this park the motorist The culmination of Bvqu reads sy oraiine | ) : : : ate : Kaehetis atraigh ‘ighta are dimensioned within that it, affords , route to this Is Via the Manches- motorist continues over U. S. No.| “@¥" opens bids for 158 miles of jy mipetition for the champion- and the fastest driver In tne world. the racing men and lovers of the American traight eae n yr c t : “ ae ae ’ ata eae rina ; Ushiag hs ithe her eaares by 4%: Elcar 8-82, 2% by 4%; According to the Studebaker Cor- oo Way NN 4 hp }s aKfe 8] l Wes ai- : : s j Pa sat cas [ar piel motile. 3 Since the new road is not open to Vay NO ] taken south st al freakiest aeciden of rhe technical stud of all cars. accese- 8 ‘years of testing, this car is as un- $ g s m@ traffic, a old cial enact . Sk ak Let Ald eark.| , | ‘ uri bh wav No. 14 is Ollow e¢ Sol aco Ha) € : a - | ve , . . TTT. , ms he ° acs .Aded *t +} enarer fie w int 1} face yaces, to figure American ane 80 8 ie ito foree the department bv loca! ee re added ‘to ¢} AAA There a sparrow fi Into the ‘ . a by 4%: McFarlan. 3% by 414; Its producers say it will acceleraie froom Suites in new Here U. S) No. 66 1s again trav- east of Gray's Summit. gravel to St. a ae Manan Gar REA e 1 ee 3? 3 geet eae ; RESeee ey See , , : fit of a few rather than 7 ee ethesonah ee eS sonia amare 2% .- PF 814 seconds: climb an 11 per cent increased American competition on |! Duesenberg. 2*s by 6; Roamer, 3} 8's : nded The park lies south and east Cuba, ravel to Steelville, and;:. ‘ gH ’ ce * meee Te cS OSE eR eg eae made of ble d ] ! U i i ( = abe fice i : r ! judgmien regarding POC ALION "0S aie? Ge 82 St Oe a 2 BY, etw i 5 ms, Me, Bg Bun: &. 13.16 by 4: hickenbacker. 8-80, 3 } miles on a galion of gasoline, and uded. e Gast of Girurv'’s Summit. and from Summit. The three miles | Stee eer : Ss HE : ~ | fron, thare were ready for poe . oe wt: ; 4 concreting late in 1926. but pav- ees ee: i cre ; a The object of the latter con- 1926, in which Harry Hartz won -. Oe Ce as ae a : Sy Post Tuspateh. Then there are the “WV” typé . ed on a commercial grade of ' ° x a aces ng Se BS 3 . 4 $152,000, Descni ° fuel oil and must have. self- | Bri es. ship from Peter de Paolo, the 192: eit ae x Tiras: = Y the - . > ° Stat Game and Fish mum weight must not exceed , Court ruling, which clearly estab- Icahn races ress ted tO Cars WIth ey * pet : : ‘ . velopment at tive show was five factories offering two models ‘ ~ a 7 ‘ AS McCanse, State % condi- Rea The P22 cubis ae eS . me: ye cylinder makes shown were all Icqually interesting are the 4e- iotorists to make a are no limitations on the num- ‘avs. C. RR. Miller. department d'- * ORY ae m3 wy es : ppeans — ai Ways, ¢ R. Miller, department « 19° speedway races up to the In ae Soe ee ee Soe aaa mon, Paige. (‘handler and Stearns- | the new Hudsons are supposed to zF > tri ver them, according: | ak Sat ¥ —wpeedy trip © : ; : Hee oe. ation 3 stroke of an engine. e ope C y erican Row] See ‘ a ig aes aah , ; : se pening of the American ” in which the $1-inch racers Be} SR, aN ‘ Breet = ae ae Jordan showed new low-priced | jury to their engines and to do be'- wae No. $ atte The park Chicago, spoke enthusiastically of | i a 7 ; f Mis- | Way No. 34 to Patterson. The park hicago, spoke nt seus The smaller motors cut down Harry Hartz, the new American Speedway Champion. The New Straight Lights. new Essex, which has been com- : - |The read ia concreted from St. gram. cee scl i ee Ree in ge | | , — ) oy | ‘lines, is said to be good for >0 on the road conditions to the new tas: pao a eee fn Sets of the: American Auteme@bile As: Phe first auto racing death of the ging of 23-inch bore and four- nes, ‘ = ‘ eae 'miles of hard roads under the $6.- ; it track racing . followed the rest of the way. ' table: the cement side wall while taking a gun car to have four forward speed. ‘ ~ it “hh les 633 Acres. o ; : : } Jey. ‘ XN » te" : rinn: 1 1. Wut wee a 7 i. pre (new Reo “Flyin Cloud” models, Counties, comprise 11.000) acres wir 1 ie extremely gratified at finally over- - ago and being ' . ew England baa i= and stroke of 412. inches. rhe - i} } ‘ ssi: le +} +. ee t thf ce itro} : a oe - eae 4 : P : .. advised the Automobile Cluny, f whicl il] ny, vuiles an hour. got out of control’ qiyh: ure 33-16 and 4% inches, re and buildings. one of which w “~ simately 6.0060 acres, : a : : : a apes this: park is the headquarters) of a companion to. the present ¢F built for export, but now is go features of State parks, including | ' formance. for both cars have en- | crowds at the show. This car is ith ample drawer | me | Soa | Pp hunting and fishing opportunities. All-Weather Route. should be held in Illinois. tended the 1926 aueo races, Prizes March remoted from the roaring had retired. was appointed repre- ; Sees ° , y build- 7 © inven ¢ ie near S13 )] “sa 7) : : owt? " S le; ? a eee 11] ee j F ee ee ae wt | arpion twice ‘ e e ; ; (brake horse-pow er. _of the foremost custom bod: b Bi8 acres and | game cra ssl follows the same route as taken to ™ eek will be celevrated In Tnois opijyye, datong the drivers wilho in Wo Wa one ee bar po;n, contest board. Hiis appointment i 2 i) ms x . + i i ei bl ‘ ’ iJ ; i ie as follows: Auburn 8-77, 2% ample leg and head room for a — ter roud, following U. &S. High- as 66 to t'nbha, and from this point Elcar 8-90 line, 3. by 4's: Hup- poration, which makes the Erskine “hy. believe,.”’ Col. Mille Yr idl, Two re Ww odwaves ne at Nfx- The soe: on whe : . most to the Texas County HMne and), \° . ee oo Siptnendo halen eight. 27. by 4%: Jordan Great to. Union and south to St. Clair. Concrete is found to one-half mile | Ralph Hepburn when he was European records con the same veihiens ° . . s3° ‘ 4 , ~. -s 7 ot -_* 3 nim one | * Braveled to Rt. Clair. ard con- ' Caner re sa ecg Migs se. le P ss2Dle creted from there te Syllivan. ae Se PEO ORePET rT ee (b oN a mm Historical Veature in Park. the next Park f s12° is near ) . Patterson an W sth | YTRONGER than anything we can County, and has 4646 acres, s+ park has : | es. This. park hh: say, the figures of Auburn’s remark- been named in henoer of (s0vV. Sam ee gg gt feature 3 able sales increase (far ahead of those a, ee for the entire industry) confirm the ~ ige rou Wihje:: (sen. rice . Bled his troops in thre @ivil War. | judgment of Auburn owners. ‘The preferable rote ee. Se park The good will of owners, as a result of atd south cas co ree : value received, is the only real success. eee ee | Brom ar | With the door of competition open isa. Mere the route turns. went i : | | wider today than ever, the car itself is Se | i 3 deed . the passport to public favor. Let no == one distract your attention from that fact. It is irrevelant whether a car comes from a large or small factory— whether it comes from an independent | A Cin, > Sa tees or from a combine. What kind of a $15 Cash 2 i, ae > car it is, however, is all important. | | , . \ NX | Auburn’s painstaking efforts to sin- abinetwoods and , — _ cerely build honest, modern, merchan- uifet with silver 1% dise has been abundantly rewarded. B table, enclosed , a - The staunch and growing public alle- : giance to Auburn’s ideals, is retro- active. It comes back to you in the form of a better built car. : S 3 a= } ——-——__—1 In this way we strive to deserve and > ye STR er, a Fal 2 ee ED eee ree oes ner ee ee Seteeenge lew: a. commas meee a anrttaenneiiine mee , a eT eat ’ ‘ 4 a ee ee D Odd : ax | \ ——— ——- = E. 919.75 , } % ce hg = x .. | -! is iL) C\ perpetuate our success, to the end , that you may have the finest automo- iain veseih bile for the least cost. | F it I : . , saul ee 7 a 75 Miles per hour, 4 tull doors. ~~ ail 120’ Wheelba $1095 of walnut veneer 4 > ! $ | " 5 ee 4 | Sirk — . 6-66 Sedan 120’ Wheelbase #1295 Custom Type, $149 E. i Cord clearance of China S77 Sport Sedan, 125° Wheelbase’ _ i » in all walnut fin- 00 Cash Freight, Tax and Equipment Extra Se Mac t ... COMPANY, AUBURN, INDIANA ing Machines BO ovr vos co “asi inwee Sack 7309 AUBURN AUTOM OBILE 8-88 Sport Sedan . 4 Templete information. 4 ™ inc. rewion 6-66 Roadster . . $1095 | : | cect Bite St. rans. 6-66 Sport Sedan ._ 1195 ese excellent apita- | ad me Taformat in, hoe eaten. please | 1295 7 2 Ti M re - : of 7 ¢ Master Hu iit (erage on my soeperty 6-66 Sedan ee = sone 8-88 Sedan _ @ @ @ tric otors and all | c. a — Fanclusure ( ). Other lm- ‘ 8-77 Roadster . . 1395 © 8.88 7-Pass. Sedan that have necer had ‘ $100. | | tremendous price . | ae 8-77 Sport Sedar 1495 Budget Plan} iB | 2309 Locust Boulevard Phone CEntral 2764 for All Departments OPEN SUNDAY AND EVENINGS ALL THIS WEEK 8-77 Sedan... 8-88 Roadster . | tH 1) IK a a a ear IAA IMU wl | Z

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. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH of the distance into Fulton. - NEW WHPPET SO CAR THO MORE NEW RED Another Reo “Flying Cloud” 1.SSSiwi ha PLACED ON MARKET: MODELS TO BE SHOWN a eee SINDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1997, as To crave! 1:0 Minecia ané one-ha.itm: beron4d. conerete for 1°.9 miles thereafter. and grave! the baiance ee _- — - PAGE 2 NEW DISTRIBUTER BROCKMAN TO BENEW | sew bisrmauren DEEPIESC DISTRIBUTER ____'S THs TERRITORY SEE ES er ED, apes — : & Ca) =, re > | * ' ' - ep ete é4 + Louis Po- Sixty M. P. H. Speed Claimeue™'l . of Flexi, lu high Lara. roe CA. eens Nictoria, and | i a NEW BUICK TOWN BROUGHAM = >. eee pe Lopected in St BEING SHOWN IN ST. LOUIS 0 me pour a ni S so M. P. H. Sreeu Ciaum = | tor the Car. . Former Head of > - an TEP f 4 _ : ce Fore é {oO tiai a ‘ - ste . * “* eee ee ee _ Kiel?) « tiger hs , 0 Se * ter i tg ‘ re) me: r 1 Pee eee FOR i oo EP EE MU Ste yi -* ? Si o4 if . / - “ ‘ , not uniixe {th ~, we —— : “Spee § gee recent Seer ee — sew Exeex “Super St *- “SS Owrr en Be eo e~ se ee Cee ee Fewest Ou eee evee . 7 * — , 4 = ge ¥ » hoard . 4 heat of the ©: - : : £ ae v lines excep $e to Gistrif ute svless mis cera ; terr.*ory. Automobdiie 60 Peeriees rioie'’s foaay ana : evenings ; ; oo. ‘ SF ‘ tay tra? aA‘ ing like smalier Na NY Se ae So or eae: te doors a . ena sor are fitted. The gear ahilt vs eindows ere DNNCN ee |... ROADS GOOD TO FOUR ‘ : : NEW STATE PARKS. t Us DUCO Polish Your Car AUTO CLUB FINDS ~ . we wil and reatore the tage Pe iets yd inueter of Darn Ver ee 8 iaily ne Denes, he Wmaderfau) far $7.00 ‘* censiel DUPONT DUCO DEPARTMENT INGEILDEW, Mer. 7 7 er : 182A Larnst St. iat allah ¥ r . - 7 1 awe « "7 ‘ ry ee > oS Pte - P, » - ns é Pie, RE PTA RE ow ir teeta Sty me Pra : Retains Organization. ts a oe *. area? - [seocorge . ‘ BROCKMAN. »'¢ nr , H « . : ’ eae ee 1 , sk « at « . * _f * nf i nen? 1OM 1? has & es H : PHILIM “Inc. i s ave 4 \ Sneed up to «Ff TTMBIeS 5 . oie he Re 42 : Jeoowe- Duco Pohshing ® : ° . 4 sv ge A ° ° e Fy hae a a “wige@ ¢ Maar bi eb . - ik ; “ é o? a+ ™ 7. P J és "= claimed. bod r ? re . ¢ : * R . nAxibility in high gear tet af America’s fastest root Pari : ' ory ¢ Feteal 651 ‘ é 4 aivseer ee Tr e*t OT Sf ; Tevesopments isi tt gdes.£n fentinued from Preceding fae We s A@ into his Ormanizaiion. W» Danaier. @ho hae oberg l’eer.eas cars this te faa & he €° @ervice® On had pat: PO NE cee cP RDG SURE RC RRP eeeeey: pee Taser eye re Giair; Peerless : carn are mace yu i:Aem—fhe 6-95 €-89 ard €-72, Of which are aix-cyiinder, and 8-€5 a . . . a ' eviinder moce The pric ¢ ~ 6 4 2 > . . ™ v . i frem $3385 to $37 °¢ the ner 4 Gabel imotor are expected —s brakes are ‘ ‘ , ‘a “—s F Pix ‘4 . sion i ail ies el ee : ae > a . : he fie) ‘o> © ebeed ‘ ; maa a ; Zz Prové, sulted in low furs ¢ ni : | cop and taél 1 ark Hg 2elete ietent with th . : | wake recor .s consis €T) a " ght o i e* se Tid . : ; «a ' a,.n2u?t ee “S-frmmel 4484 ow formance of the Wet ) ‘eta bis postior Seats asaaes intake manifeid — * 5 as : POR*rs iii ; > a Dae "4 ‘ P . ‘ ine ‘r ate ¥ - S{ang2i7% * o~ ~ Sci an et@eht-cyiinder we: Four wee] : . rs : : : OuTre ’ i ; | ~ e ipment Is Comp This car ! LHOTht Tipped pment and are © Fpuis er ‘> s “ .” ? ; r.mS* x ; ‘ F i . ‘ : Ms ; rf ‘ “4, 3 “ee nut. a a ; : : ~ > , . aA 3 é e oi% : - tor from the rear erat to the dric- ‘wea wbrakes are large aa ® ) : 7 ; , sb bs ; ahs ere : ert 2 Pre COM DAT 2 » 9 “Te ea ph g 2 " muna : ie me £4 i co i: 3 ica! an i ¢ a brake Pan iS a ; ' : | hao Te" ; . ' — awe @22 ir Ve , : y+ 7 : it2Ti = Rai-ity ik the .? Sip 7 in ae a C teeny, A . fy ‘ ‘od. 3 enclosed aga.ns +t? e” -@®ar o? .? ‘3 . éa 1 ? 4 on - : » © . + 6 . i ter ‘ , ” é:. ; ; a ‘ eh oes Tt eee ‘ rer. ha ae A “ > . —— | : . 2 “ . * . _* erTre é a e € 3 TOMAMLE ws ry in’ ring Or , i / owritivp-Ovwerland eng. rect , +. - . . if} ‘ a fetes ei hate eee aie R .% _" ? a mr. . ° ‘ re iove ' partment and ‘a: in 2 at are ata bie reguils in hig ™ i ; * aes : mg Mound tty a faired nots : wat sie te . ofinte a and ra tara Ows icy me P : e&”,: * rPona’% ry the st OUT) i.’ | tor torque and the W nit Pe. « “ ‘ ; >" \ ; ; 4.18 ‘ . 4° 4 ava 4 ie : re 2 : ~ . : ™ . ‘ Vey - me nHia wtomn: ip Co. and 't@ dealers, anc nO exception 17) . iki - . _ ah et a2 ae .@ : + Ar +} *?) : * th pene ‘ ne Ce eT “ ie Sa — vi oa, 4 : : , ay ite ase Aik 0h Mo aka SORA ae Maire: oa yi ality AP Rs aaa? SP a i ‘ ade 5 oe Peetites S00 Lane. be shown evenings throughout wynye-Knight “ | T oan Pi i Y : ‘ in®@ newerse? of the Peer egg tinag 23 CO ae ln Med a Wee hk. . ¢*. G i . o~ " . : 8 the 6-! ww ich Nae m4 gh enee), 4 rew rote in | . high effictency engine is male end They are the sport sedan, listing ao n is found in te . a a . a ar desi if sOUNS: Cesicened ty Peerless, Jt baca@ bore at $1485 at factory, and the Roya: C4 bi ny “Great Sis” in five s Of 3% by b-inch etroke Ae*ja) sedan, listing et $1625. ‘oh eae ieee e sf Gan, : ¢ : + | *y es- tHe ae © : ni . 23 brake »orse Powe: fa "0 Reacur. The nesav Aulbwerm 2 -' inch wherel- ' > ° @ncce-pnseenger enc.o 4 S : etal a of TO.u ~ pieie os & poini motor euepension tea employed hase six Fourecame . is C$] 8 OF FF TT e ? ? .) roory v 7 } o : » an7 cans , ' Vieng 51¢ ade luxe fuTopra: ir Hardware - — Ba a ae Si Vimor a ; , eas vom’ F is very ‘ PS eAef eaecvern bear. hen’s crankshaft ard ear inge of the four «tery is canriahat foer ah bane 2 Ps +. | a hs eo ¢, > 7 FR SLIP TICE ae ; a : ° [%er . * bal a A ‘ ol ate ba AmpC aT GHisiki iar Cd 8 ; 4 irrore On «acn ' . The a ‘s ‘ ee a % +e nee by a %::'! force ja of chase: , pu hpi Wei toT oo ar ee Make our Breses _—_ "tom ? ‘ el cleansed an) «oole:t. Preag@a,] maximum depth of °% e* nt” f+; ~.e ? 1 inciw: «* erdan ts uf- MnletercdA mohair and the - rh a uf RP yuNncdernera: ,¢ ‘ ok en 4 ¢. Ae : } bination is Magaaien | ‘yy black supersiru Beauty extends in an unbroken line on this newer Hupmobile — a - - . - . —_—_ - = .- “ ES — y = ' ta = » - —s i . _ . - — j } T 4 ——— eee FS A Se% eiamsRate sice ex ge jiank is cooce ‘e ‘A@reigred eerring esev Bith ba} Drrient on gi] alz- 90H trrode'ts ircludee radimeter. ha’ > r v2 ¥ at 3 - a $e 5 Sng ae - ” » bh ae s . . = =, * a ~ _ y ' Pee * » a. ae R « 7 * . ~~ at *y & va 4 + at - Lory ht as -~ ' > eS i A > 4 vy ie e - = ey -3 ; ; ae: > ; © * Standard: equ! aS r “— -e jnon tires, solr 7 of tools oe Watson etal pere and bumperettes, : Wirte: epeegomnetrr, 01] caure, ammeter ard E2890 fr ¢£ Kf ie Gach, windahic dd «lence, ston giirro:, ai? “te ht, haltloon tire ts ’ ee ‘ 2 ’ SS a i= PRICE REDUCTIONS OF STAR CARS RANGE FROM $20 TO S50 im) a 2 ¥# +o , « as 4 +3 = ws ie Come In and See These a) Equipment Features — Many Recently Added Thermostatic Heat Control; © Gasoline Filter; 4-Wheel — Brakes:Color Options, V isio@- “~~ Ventilating W indshield;Clear =>) Vision Bodies; Dash Gasoline 7 Gauge; Force Feed Lubrice ~ a tion; Oil Filter; Mohair Up : - less in after costs, because of that ; quality. Drive this smart Sedan for half an hour, and then try to think of anv other six in terms of what 4 ¥ And beautv of line and appoint- ment is just the beginning. What makes Hupmobile the ¢losest- oriced six in America is its 10 per cent higher qualitv. Throughy out the car, Hupmobile spends _ this six reveals. = MES we te tac Yetirante, cet mica Bee errs 8808 882s, cemsoumt 10 per cent more to make as wv, more you know about sixes, tee rh oO" and “Great 10 during muh ef the corte Bees oF oben wearin aaa six a betterand alonger-lived car. the more emphatically you will whole geben: | class Hupmobile value alone and unapproached in the entire six market. Fl j ~ ape + * x am Rad ‘ Sl *F. ei She 7s Q tai, 8U Miles pre hneur etfort Ieaaiy. The Whirpet six, « coinpation the Whippet four, -« the Willve-Overiand factor ¢ COVEN! m18-Krigh? Rn eight are buill bra Mart which ‘here sok: N Wi ss o* i ho gp? « Yiegs ye. Pe 'tively akan t’te I dGe«icr ot ae Step, Yet vou actuailv pav less in price for the Hupmobile Six, in rro- portion to quality; and vou pav woe 254,356 CARS DELIVERED AT ae ne : : ENED RETAIL BY BUICK LAST YEAR BIDS TO BE OPENED | PAVING IN ILLINOIS ‘entingved fram Snubbers: Tilting Beam Head = “e 4 lights; Automatic Windshield “77 Cleaner; Walnut Grained = © Instrument Board i traits (Tt , ie Jordana st: saturaiiy terest in the ann Medge presen’'¢ *-e@wlinder car as a@ co tparton ¢t eerter it ts : rela *s estaliisied 4 « ’ a. . ma.je it which has bern winter: he ka!) rreve tn eng*ne an body ONE | Phim new lodge «it (et) & ec Chat ' witil carr, arge Fiui ok the VW other corre nf = c he f -*. . 4 re Over 1 RUNABOUT "360 Tudor aad F clede starter receding rage Sedan. Spass.. four-door. $138% - Coupe. 2-pass. (rambie ses:), $138% Roadster (rumble eearh}, $1385. Touring. fivepassenger, $132%e © All prices f. o. b. Detroit, pla revenue tax. ’ . + : s* A eins ‘ : ee . . . a? ? . + . tie Ye [ t¥ang; Vliberew anf Paving Tlannrd tan?’ ¢ oy f*-2 > "To Cint's the *s 4 y¢ = \' ne '> AYRES AUTO C 14t4- N. BILGERE woroR € 2420 N. Greed | BRAY -HAMBUECHEN Siz? Delmer CARONDELET MOTO 3008 3S. Gread &., CHAMBERS &2 LONG 1123 Pime Se. DOWNS AUTO Cf et: op * yeare Re @ae?#? 5000 Gravois ‘ef’ re % Arie apd 4 ; in l y 2 «A ‘lon ,and ¢ . os seen in m8 Ian be lawe *h@ ond or thts miaxe *Hle menth there” ‘* # ikaly to founded .: fore Mat city e-em meme models | te reach 5.196.065 daring +) oS , ie , | a pmodbite Dissidia See ® te wrde-etood that produc. | rent year. s : mis siurmoStie Distributors Since rore L be- | are 7195 Manchester 1 N ean about Feb. .. | ike | ext centers «f population - ‘the ‘*" 9TH AND LOCUST STREETS will be reaching Mt, Levis... lh her make on the market, | TI** >’ Foreigners vw ' *o DEALERS jee") « r ‘ . t Shite ne g* a’ ae . | ‘o the Cadilaoc wtii he ‘ f.eondias’ ects rs ter + Re. 4 ‘ i KR termmond Motor (+ *? merths have F St Leu. ' : pee wali ““eesane sa Sie Ce a Edwardevii« - Mi.eon Merns i ‘ ’ Gee SX tineider Ca wilengs ~: he. O@m nite re hy Mead HALLENBERG WAGNER ff -

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‘> ee nee — being show or ana fo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ ee MORNING. JANUARY /16, 1927 ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aioe PAGE 3 ing show n by reutte = Te WESSEX SUPERSX' New Essex Super-Six Coupe _ 3,000,000TH CAR PUT OWEN CO. EXPANDING ‘ : ; ‘ e i : pf ~ “ a ; ae ~—- . ‘ e own Hmoust n dig. Eg 50 M. P H. Speed Claimed | fin oe | BOER 5 Bee sr. 2 ag Elint Plant hy ss Ke aa ca ae PSP i. M. Stewart, president of Mid- Sam Larnbert, a student of auto oe ne rice 3 1 E82 - oe sare : : Mn d ‘: anid Service) o aniber! 7 nied vest Motors, Inc., Chrysler distrib. Meblie design ana construetion, 7m 2 4 ; > r ot S , rire Cee i US ii ‘4 ei be - . 29% je al. ' ' . . tigen ating . for the Car. | 4 : ~~“ ° 3 ae sen, Head of taco rata MM 3 ° uter in the St. Louis district. suid Said he was so faverably impressed ; . ’ * a : ra ° w a6 ' a’ i ; - M ‘ + t& = : t se om et. / ¢ ‘ bios campany 1s eT articylar} with ne mechanical verfection o Rules on Nuto Warning Sound. mpany has been particularly |“ ' ‘ it} =e, i ¥; fortunate in establishing Chrysler Chrysler products, coupled with ttt | 3 ~ The new sex eS Lite Six j0d0- . . Rou a x 5 hi 3 The (‘hevrolet Motor ray wat oe ae 38 eee BAT oe Ss lie etted i} ears in a new, beautiful bué!ding. that corporation's great progress in Me looking like stualler Hudson | - 3 ) , ee , ae a: | ss st produced its 3,000 .000¢h car We} | IN Pee ae maa py ae ee ee in the design of whieh careful the automotive industry, that he ahs, = m to. ay Louis { = ‘i > ae a. § os *, we a . pee ik: pa Pipe Cg. et. A f ; is p J A ; i . 4: z get * 4 ‘? i i ie sii oT @ > i «1 ; COPEL dite le } aa’ *¢. thought Wes give 7 to f irnish faci}- Was prompted to identify himself Slit asi. S | ae ee LO terven ota ’ O° FE Gee Pet I wae oy - OCs ag ° — ef } ey. “ A bTd ee ’ oP aterer Vv aSlii i) Poivlaae'' ? ". estaiye gp wtp tT err.pier Gf eo ] oe 3 . : . secre eee eae tes. Oe Sg a eee : Dee es tu ee ee ities that make it possible to ren-; With the Chrysler organization. ‘ie a. the a coach, Was driven off the 7 tT bey cart 2s 4 ee rr duction line at ti lint plant 2 EFTTA LUV OU CV OVELeVEVeVeus eee - a - - © eves are, are be ing Ps = by the Hudson-Framipten Motor. : fefrlbuier. and its assoct- BA * Car. Co.. dis S| » . ° . 6 . ig Date dealers. | The new Essex Super-Six coupe is now esti) shown in St. Louis. oihtensatiomgate Ph Se eo>mypy ny. The first jeeisseT) ie i 2 . a? . 9 be capable Of well over i }- Martl), View preside nt 3% t f12)) “automitic cotitred. Sparks are ” : cCnares Ey : , - -' ‘ st ‘ ‘ , ‘ P ’ , a. 2 »}° pant? ‘ le » lee | tj t « a Pa tts s* ae . » ' ‘ 2. es 60 miles pel i ’ j ts ‘ ’ i) about wilt per cert hiotte; than ° ver My ni , in e ; 2 be t ; eee j ' ; ; . vis = ; ‘ . - kek vi ° ‘ 4 . s° . S ‘ t ' _ rte ‘ - - he ; ecg * cial ' , : , ’ - to stand jouxg adrivi > a ft nil Ss previously sere]. (eorlipere SSlon ratieo is , ot ccm Se trier! omy Ena : saa P . ‘ . aT ee ' is g4 i\e a eee ‘ . . :: 3 ' 1) lias been some W lia ise-e] ‘ iia e " ae r : ; +. Sed aa" She ae ' seh il avon car left the production hne wi); F is és sa ‘ , ° * e bikes a ee ‘ any Tee | %* a. ye oy 4 ee eésaa li r, the me soSe ny models in “ per hour. tio : e 4y : lh as ¢ « i i Increased 16 2-3 per cent. lecarce]Y more Lorry) Your Car Tee clude @ coacs. ke ai neces Pabst Improved carburetion mas been ine , ae - es ae 2 Tow | the in Z ' ctor ets vend : - me, 899. Gelivercd; sperdster. o. sified. Joint Tourtue Bureau: See "tended ees Weel fol | e EOC Ne Ome, tle anest muportant factors in life and there comes a time in every lac way — an Le. $914, eee, eed & Sedan at The Essex engine has an i:a- publish best route free Jefferson saseriictas aap g ang sia The orfgtnal Wilding: « thi rales Tike when he needs fami lal assistance, Vahilgur « Personal Loan Service solves D S i ot _ aio the Changes. proved splash lubrication system, City to Niagara alls and Lak: ‘sees ch a ius ae. yotie Wen Company, fronting LO feet a sour overries, We take Loans of $25 ta $100 on automobiles or household fur- uco tation | higher, lines ure Well reunded and Gaceusia at acedaan 2 tate agg . oni ion ae ae lainps. streamline sheaded Prystye | bio : ‘aks F si ee ree ; | | " + mat Willih our polad eters thing re mains in your POSSESSION. Thousands use Our atin. in.) 40 to St. Charles, east on St ee BES Other improvements ine | Ford cars| will be shown and serv. Mmendiv serviees. Quin rates are fair and all transactions are confidential. Balance at crown type ib Sia chi oshechelaiih erenses the giaveot hitens: ef the en- Charies road ts hes road. Sagiesshestle q ; gra Maes > aa be se lcewj in thi firnzis new building ar “rhaneing Compahtes pari off: more Morey advaneed| others. Autos refinanced : pres- 5 ee ei , ‘ a ae nis oi = USP TVET eb Se ee bbl Le ese . BH ! HV praVatier tn etre Ht half. (dur plan 1S digrurfied and practical, Pay back ns a pirsreterda . . Bosiare veehdy. Conte Gm guy time and talk it over eonfidentially. z! Vs : Pf J. jacguer-ii timiienj : bs wr} Nie ADILLAC co. ot ‘ gella Whe eae rs Se i picid i * hd) . Shae eotsating: oar ENE ee ae vitbasiotge ly wiaas | | Neen nn teen ch cor acatheetmeat, aitee AE years of produeiten ants i ineeiy fears yow are eauipnes . 1035 N. Grand ists Beko cee ge etn Sth ae Pade tcalfe © peptone hie Yahlem Finance Corp. inure: OA See LINDELL CUT-OFF ie * Vine is much sn 7 o fe Tpery q> , - fee ‘ ~ . The inter) ' hin cin a tee» Sibert x. CTOSS ree Bridge seen stinilur corres: CoA PE cada ee red al trim ig Peatis coior-Onished te fomstfuction e} ; re in ths ace et eee tn tg are used fer oll closed ear “S SsSlidditys. Pistons ean new } ing han, sed verrs reAUte, Ih ou unite @ VCar. an naradnrakarannaaakiandrandancacken. Rs ieers 41) closer cars cre moved from the bettems of the thence on U. S. No. 40 thruugh caine with ae iehits, pate cylinders. The transmission tis? anyone gage to splices, as tains, pockets, rear \.~10n niirrers, te demounted for service without hes NO. oe Payton, No. ie stop and tail ights w.arkinge lights. disturbing the cluteh. The Essex a setregge Via ethecabae aided: ne Steering wheel is all wainut and ie ne el has a tempered steel ring ete 9" Vernon to Londen- adjustable tn) position. Sents ure SHrunk around its rim. | eee We: 63 thenush mor WA: sf els includes ut the delivered 1°@, Syracuse: No. 4 Via Oneida... to two-bar butspers. front bil GLANCY T0 ADDRESS N, A. 0. A, Jolinstownr NO. 39 to Saratoga radiutor siutter. IicK): eabiawter Springs: Xo. OWVia Lake GQeorge ‘ap, motome tl ; 4 iis A. Kt. Glancey, prestuent aiid lat Lone Lake ms he Males Baer view iirror, eral manager of the Gakland Me Tacdl. ACF Louis, £O Out on Tiinmes ia : ee . , «@ : D2 ties " . ' ’ ‘ te. i t Va oe spare Ure and tule, oe ee rotogravure Louk eOmnbination ‘ Autorsre ai LDrecil: : ’ ws ’ . * + ws ‘ 7,7 } iebt. telecuuge. Goase light. eur- on ut tts an ere... e is . Me = tie 4 ; gie% ee vi tain. transtuissten Joely Puidt im a — CUNHCC OH witi ate a . HILTY COMING 7 ST LOUIS wl parking lars. tOrmiuhie show, . rie . oe 1 ® ae a ‘ ‘ on “ai | *l ye e-? 5, 3 ‘= 177 "aii °% | hie Ceseriey at’ : ea 8 ‘ . | ae I>. HI. ity, sav dye '~ lo zu: af tfet- . a Si i! . mia? al 2 « i oT Rew ee ae expected in. St! Lou.s fe ahd hi wife persone not -killed rrIt}ep ‘ 2 }? . ae | i” ‘ }. --s Make ‘our Ford « 4-wree! brake car with Heinze: man Fror: Weel Brakes “Every Feru owner can caiford them.’ Thev eliminate sice -ridding—stop smoothly, guickiy anc wiet’y imo ress then half the distence now required. See our display or phone Victor oi25 for free demonstrator. Sidney anil | HEINZELMAN BRAKE CO., iow a:- - FACTORY Make the Difference Give There's only one Pontiac Six. Her a Better = |~and only General Motors could build it ® Education : The Pontiac Six swept into the lime- Only the economies of General light because it came to the public rep- ‘ Motors’ vast purchasing power could resenting all the skill, resources andex- make possible at $825—Fisher closed kodies of such commanding beauty, finiched in distinctive Duco colors, and such unusual fine car features as 46 Ib. SN a ee a ohtna etm ele nit ee In and See These i Would you like to give your child « ment Features — ao SET) : yy Recently Added , TOS. better education. \ sees tesa ty perience of General Motors. And it has : ? oC put $300.00 in the savings tor hes remained in the limelight from the verv es ic . ' ye | IE NS iia es + (epee > Foret) . re . ee ee a . CVery year. The ditterence betwee! day of its introduction. because rare sa ° iil 1, d F d full ’ = | . ree 5 ogheeurs ‘ ~- . ° : ° Fa’ 8112 r 8; Color Options;Vision- ae. the cost of driving a car in the other car has since appeared which ‘7? 1 a mes aug lating W indshield;Clear thousand-dollar class and a Ford will offers so much for so low a price. surc Oing, automatic spark control, — ies; Dash Gasoline . | net you a saving of $300.00 each _ het sp interchangeable orce Feed Lubrica- a . Poee ee : eamngs of the costhiest type. Oil Filter; Mohair Up- ' | year. Ask “ie 4 ond dealer penn me Only General Motors could intro- ‘ Rear View Mirror; 3 4/ | a: low to explain how you save $300.09 duce so dependable « car—because no ae me . Vibration Damper: : | | a year while enjoying a Ford. Think | . re si — ‘A full — has passed since the Pon- a . a year while enjoying : h ker has at his command the bers; Tilting Beam Head- | ’ AGT A i «the future—give other make i S : tiac Six was introduced—and the ; Automatic Windshield | oy fu | - oi 2 . eee ti facilities of the General Motors Prov. cupreme satisfaction of 60,000 owners . ee ence SUN a yeas ing Ground and the combined genius lends emphasis to the fact: There is ner; Walnut Grained | f : | Inst Board cave nti do 1 . . ; rument saved will do it. | of General Motors’ Research Staff and only one Pontiac Six—and only General of Oakland engineers. Motors could build it! O * ver 1,500,000 Ford Cars and Trucks Sold in 1926 | Pontiac Six, $825 to $975. Oakland Six, companion to Pontiac Six,.$1025 to $1295. All prices : at factory. Bodies by Fisher. Lasy to puy on the liberal General Motors Time Payment Plan. ee eee Pre 5-pass.. four-door, $1385. » 2-pass. (rumble seat), $1 385. ster (rumble seat), $1385. | RUNABOUT — TOURING COUPE TUDORSEDAN FORDOR SEDAN ng, five-passenger, $1325. “eae 2 1 SEQ 8980 8485 %495 5545. 1 "gretitroar MISSISSIPPI VALLEY MOTOR COMPANY ovin senna] REET E. A. HATFIELD, President Phone JEfferson 3512 Tudor and Four-door Sedans, standard with black wire wheels. Prices in- clude starter and demountable rims and balloon tires. Prices F. O. B.@etroit. TRIANGLE AUTO CO., 5617 Gravois STOFFEL Ss GARAGI “ MOTOR a MEYER BROS. AUTO CO., Belleviile ANGELICA AUTO SUPPLIES, Inc. Highland. fii rte nny . ST. CHARLES SALES CO. St. Charles Stet onl Antelica Ste. ane - 3 | SADILO-FABER MOTOR SALES MUFLLER MOTOR CO. BRAHM MITCHiELETTF 3 tOTOR 4 49437 Natural Bridge Av. Lucas and Hunt Reed im . ° WEBSTER GROVES MOTOR CO. a ) | : See Any of These Authorized Dealers: Og wr gal al ees ORSTMAN AUTO SALES’ Couirete. 18. syupemy Seat ee ‘ORY ‘WHITE BROS. AUTO. O LRRIGAN E GARAG ' ns + 8209 eae ye + Ae Lith and St. Louts \ Fast St. Louis Madison. Granite City and Venice MEYER AUTO CO., Flerissant Y . # AYRES AUTO CO. O. E. HAUPT MOTOR CO. NULSEN-THOMPSON MOTOR CO. . 4 1414 N. Kingshighway 4166 Olive St. 74198 Manchester Av. & BILGERE MOTOR CO. | JOHNSON AUTO CO. ! Ww. H. OWEN CO. g 2820 N. Grand Bi. a 3667 Olive St. 3333 Washington BI. 5000 Gravois : QehAY-HAMBU 'ECHEN MOTOR CO.; KUHS-WRIGHT MOTOR CO. | PRICE MOTOR CO. E S127 Delmer BI. 8345 N. Broadway 1312 S. Grand BI. : CARONDELET MOTOR CO. LAMBERT-GRAVES MOTOR CO. RIEFLING AUTO CO. : 4 3865 S. Grand BI. 4576 Manchester Av. 2333 S. Jetfersen Av. : q CHAMBERS & LONG. INC. LOVE-JOHNSON MOTOR CO. RUPRECHT MOTOR CO - ; Criniie tee. 1123 Pine St. 5244 Natural Bridge Av. 8025 S. Broadway Sw w% , ee biggkh d, . r = ) a daa ee ~~ DOWNS AUTO CO. MENDENHALL MOTOR CO. TEVIS MOTOR (QO. . = 5685 Delmer Bi. 2315 Lecust St. 3001 Locust St. ‘St. Peters, HALLENBERG. WAGNER MOTOR CO.) MORRIS-PUGH MOTOR CO. WELLSTON MOTOR CO 5630 Gravois 3929 Laclede Av. 6553 Easton Av. .

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16. 1927 * re. progress've cam paign . fe hg and advertising. tia Review of U.S. Automobile NAMED PRESIDENT OF PAIGE MOTOR CAR CO. Interior of New Paige Coupe _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH +t eaaied of the championship by win- ‘ning this race, the standing after- | :| Ward being as follows: phe first sales convention win. t : ‘1 mes : , i nbeld in Januarr at Indianapolis : | TO SUCCEED JEWETT | Racing On Speedwaysi in 1926 Continued from Page One: | stdp. Hartz was second an! European racers | Comer was third. appearing on tracks in the United | ae 91-Inch Racers Start. . , ~ampaign | o new stars appeared May 31, States; and, finally, to « 1s Si aidiad Sebtomationas coo. -to eliminate “outlaw” tracks by | mile race wag held at Indianapolis. | ce, aay + if — | ae in Production. sf i ee extending the influence of the AAA; One was the 91-cubic-inch motor, a Baten - « 81845 | Ja L ———— a e aaa aes ee board | isk ‘Pais the Pacific ast dirt ‘d Terr tee eg All- o 30 eo mae itn, eee ; for 1927 ee Comet airs States ¥ iin Dodge Six car will ap- a pees ” 3 eae Y The following program toe | tracks. Lockhart went Into the ral (orde $14.75)Nen-Skid. 812.95 : gt. Louis a rats ad oe | ee a ; eget : |Krets, and won the race on « wet 9 FF to Frank * ate, . : Los Angeles, Cal., | Kreis, and won the race on a wet! -4 S eweeer Sa CORDS ae | Ex the Tate Motor Car Co., 1 JF aoe oR = Angeles, April 17; Atlantic © a eee SS OE.O86 miles an 11.48 1 4 a * , gistributer in the St. Louts Fila “7 ae a | N. J., April 30; Fresno, Cal, {ive hour for 400 miles, the race being | = ‘ It will be a companion pe MOE BS OS, cars), April 28; Charlotte, N. beg +! called because of rain at that point. Non-Skid ore. 4 . ae four-cylinder car, the pro-' May 9: Indianapolis, Ind., May v\. | Hartz finished second and Clift a, > Ge + Cae will continue with) 9° > queues Algoona, Pa, June 12; Salem. *-! woodbury, another dirt track star, : improvements and no typ- . rae i , rae H., June 25; Altoona, Pa., Sept. & was third. Thirteen of 28 starters ae paid. Ries : Detroit, (dirt track), Sept. 10; At- | sintshed. The crowd was more than 2 new models will be in a ma- lantle City, N. J., Sept. 24: Salem. / 150,000. The prize money, including "sere ly higher-price class and = ae. Oct. I; Charlotte, N. na lup awards, totaled about $100,000, ry in construction. The Nov. 11: Los Angeles, Cal, NOV. ~'- ! af whieh Lockhart Got about $406.- nm higher-priced field, Tate | Ss Ih Ti RES in the number of : “Be Companion to the 30x5.25 31x65 a . Miller Which Will Continue ~ City, ‘ s Nen- earing 1alit Miller Oserise ‘ entry > | points: PAGE De Paolo, Bat- Lockhart, 1750; (1475; Hill, 936; Comer, 629; ;ten, 620; Elfott, 587; | Lewis, 650; Cooper, 465. | Hartz Clinches Titic. | The eleventh racing program, a iseries of sprints at Salem, N. H.., |were the most bitterly contested of ‘the whole series and clinched the ‘year’s championship for Harry Hartz. Iv, spent most of the afternoon on their feet so aS not to miss one of ithe thrills. | I{artz won the 209-mile raée, 'with Kreis second and Duray third. | Hill won the first 25-mile race With ‘a new record of 130.57 miles ‘hour. Leon Duray, however. smashed Hill's record when he won | other: 25-mile race in two Sec- Hartz and Frank and third tha the ionds less time. | Lockhart took second ‘places, respectively, in isprints. | race, Hartz, 2339 won the / Frank Elhott was second, and Dr. DeVore, 585; William Shattuc was third. i hour, Thirty thousand spectators, watched the races, and, incidental- | ini ) the (Cnariotte an | two |; aAecuUue ! Hartz won the 60-analle event and made his chai.ce for the Ghai- pionship atill more secure. Duray 100-mile race. In this, Speed records fell in the Char- lotte races. Hartz set a new record of 129.35 mites an hour for $v miles, Lockhart set a new 2e-gnile speed mark of 130.39 miles an and Hiil traveled 130.369 miies an hour to set a new record for five Mmilies, Dave Lewis won the second 25- race. ‘ cord was made durirg races. Dick Doyle. for Luray, changed Another re chiet mechanic (a tire in 13.1 seconds. Hlurtz, as a result of his victories at Charlotte, udded 165 points to his championship standing, bring- ing it to a total of 2945. Following are the records mace in 1926 by cars with 122-inch en- Drives Miami, +] lweyvore .bervore Leh’an.o a. ¥. 3. . 131.008 - 141.404 LOIRE EST gE I Se TT ach. eae oe. é thousand a°5 champion, 76 at; tuhe Harry , luv Gel Lockhart did the most spect -L2¥..¥ ‘lar driving, though he did not win. | ‘Dropping out at the end of the sixth lap of the long race, Lock! hart) ‘returned and began chasing Hartz, iwho had gone into first place. At | '33 miles, Lockhart was about lap behind the three leaders. At | 60 miles he was in second place, | “at 100 miles he was barely 1Ow | DePaovlo Gets Most of Big Purse. | 004, ‘was due to an insistent de- | Lockhart trafled the rest of the (rom the public for a new | persons | fieid for about 159 miflesa. He took car Which would include all t ‘ first place then and held it to the of the principal features ofthe end, except for a brief period, drivy- dditional im- present types and uw ing without reHef and without a eremmenis and refinements in per- Hartz was eecond, and y;0b Mec- stop. The race was halted for an and appearance that are . Donogh was third. DeVore set, hour at 175 miles because of a to be had on other than the trew world records for 150 and 260) hard shower. For a time Lockhart ’ Pgter-price? motor —— imiles, at 131.008 ard 131.408 miles: lost the lead to Hartz at 252 miles. ? ur, and DePaolo for 250 and, He quickly regained first place, A. WHEELER IS PROMOTED sce ut uae ick 129.23 TPES OF PAIGE CO, wever, traveling as ‘ ahi al sete’ ae Sigg ee ‘yards from the front of the pack. miles an hour. “ : — a+ 102.5 miles he whizzed into the sennmett Plil! won DETROIT, Mich., Jan. Jo.-—W. « Wheeler bas been advanced to the. aways, | | re ‘jead. At 172 miles it looked as if Jor race of 1927 before oe Secone-Since Ye gh el Ihe had the race cinched. sons at Culver City, mear tory, took the lead for the chain- ginal ied a | when. at 177.5 miles, he was ‘ geles. Eddie Hearne, former AAA’ Pionship,and never lost it the rest l forced to drop out because of a dency of the Paige-Detroit Mo.' ay eye ‘champion, returned -to the track ot bas —— ——— “frozen” motor, and Hartz won. | = A or Car Co. by the directors, suc- 10 minutes, T. FE. Van Alstyne, New';,, whis race. but the best he could seriously threaterted several times. | There was a real contest asta eeeding H. M. Jewett. named tO York Hupmobile distrbiuter, sold do was to finish fourth. Peter aoe eee PES OF greg ion Seed nnonneeneti onalene — , no ‘PDoray and Kreis for second plac the newly created position of chair- $1.500.908 . 2 aie ce : > . suet and alsu Ineluded in ott sneup of ‘TS and Hill set four of the records Neat A Spri ies yrmmotors begat falling poard of directors. shown were three new custom built: | ce Tie and Ineeta theee ear First Auto Sprint Races. time ; ee sigue et seconds ahead | Ww. A. Wheeler joined the Paize bodies by Dictrich, as well as the oy . hi ; ? ae The first program of sprint rac- a fe a eige oo SCCL | : race i” season ; at r i ¢h yoe} 1 Lnire race of tne ae ) “ae A A A sanction in “| at Cha ot te; ( Lo hich position he . body models. division in 1915, w : rr ‘Mew ‘ioe Sata Ht 192 ‘ when he viias Prog Sana ees aac « Chty, WN. J. Harry Hartz held un (‘ooper ss “a | React record for t oc ried to the vice presidency and LOS ANGELES-SAN DIEGO aa tract for the Detroit digtributing: a ; ai : iets. a ; aon made In 1910, when H. é x pads r, enough to warm up their cars. sons saw ‘Si. races. which a oa ihe + (driv en ebv W ade Marton, has brok- Nine new world records for » 15. exceedingly popular. Not a driver! ag ‘n by.40 minutes the. motor car 25, 5%, Go, 150, S00, 259, 390 miles, changed a tire in the 29%-mile;| bh ‘sales division record: between: Loss Angeles and. were set by MecDonogh, Ear! De-. race, which was something of a the pet San Diego, a distance of 14] miles. Vore and Hartz, McDonogh sctting, record in itael?. U. S. Fnvoy Buys Erskine Six. § 9 The-+Dauerenhere made the runiseven of the nine. ' Preres wen pgs 74 gy” Por. ea ¥ arr & “ a recat Syshsy Fale — a eo ee he te i ahs oy e ae” 0 ra: “PTCHE motor of the Willys- i a , Knight Great Six is an exclusive feature which other manufacturers would pay millions to get... This outstanding advantage —the famous Knight sleeve- valve motor—is protected by patent. Years of tests have demonstrated it to be the most efficient type of automobile motor built... eS cane keep cost of the ordinary automobile. And instead of gradually losing in power and efficiency, i smoothness and silence, as do all cars of poppet- valve design, the sleeve- valve-engined Willys Knight actually improves with use. It grows quieter, more powerful and more efficient with every mile. No carbon troubles No valve grind- ing... Lower up-keep cost... No periodic lay-ups . The sleeve-valve-engined Willys-Knight Sixes ensure them all! of SARA which inspired them to invest in Chrysler products the staggering total of five hundred and thirty millions of dollars : $530,000,000 : in three years’ time. ~ When pubiic opinion takes hold of a sialon like the Chrysier and in three years’ time lifts ti over the heads of twenty-three other long- established cars—from twenty-seventh place in volume in th- industry to fourth place— the significance of the act is almost too plain to rcquire analy 91S. It is an inspiring tribute of public confidence --one which fills It can only mean, of caurse, that Walter P. Chrysler and his peuple have found in th. organization with a deep and Chrysler qualities and values. serious sense of responsibility they did not find elsewhere. ‘pes tn: for the future. ‘i No other caplanation is even Midw Vocust, | in 1927 It is their determination so remotely possible. ovis: ? rigidly to apply the Chrysler principle of Standardized Quality that fourth place im the industry will be merely a temporary stopping place— a niomentary pause on the way to the higher place they will earnest- ly try to deserve in public esteem. ate Dea! ers: ——_- ND MOTOR CO. live Street Road ERSITY CITY L MOTOR CO ROY. MO. ad In the four great quality car helds, they have preferred Chrysler to long-established cars of both lower and higher Price. sensing in Chrysler engineering, design. beauty. per- formance and long life, elements CHRYSLER Because of its simple sleeve-valve construc- me 3 tion, this unique Willys-Knight Great Six any, yyy ; : power-plant does away with all carbon Ld Willys-Knight Six prices from 1295 troubles and valve-grinding. It has no ~ a fn rg me =a — springs to weaken, nothing to adjust, € » bi ¢ O. D. Fac gr oom hing to replace or repair... specifications subject to change out —oe TT : notice . . . Our Finance Plan offers Thus it conserves at least one-half the up- unusually attractive credit terms. 50, 60, 70, Imperial SO MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc., 2621 Locust Boul. WILLY KNIGHT Sixes. % JEfferson 3610 ST. LOUIS DEALERS CENTRAL NORTH hokler Mator (0. Delmar BI. 161 LL-BUSHMAN ITOR CO. ARLES, MO. hays RL POLI LT, SPAT RS 1 orp ne Bene, a ryt ae” me SERVICE AND PARTS SALES BRANCH 3870 Washington Boul. 3103 N. Grand Boul. Meere-Raewe Mater (ar Co. 1@te tilinele As. best 4. tLaeete, 11. F.Aet 6575 hie: '@ Weter Car t4tu Sineteoat® t-runtte Cte, 1 iece “ ‘aa BtKkRAN Heric! teareuge A Sersice “tation 4 Afftian. Me KRiverelde 15690 Heese Metor t « "40> Me levue As, Maple ccm Mo Ihaner Motor Ce. 3m §. Jefferean Vr... MReapert J °4> a KOENIG MOTOR CO. 3456 S. Grand RORERTS MGTOR CO. 5156 D:lmas Boul. BERGER MOTOR SAIES CO. 4647 Pace Boul. ADA.E § tire-at PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. Webster Groves, Me. MOLLMAN'’S Fest St. Lows, Ml. EAST SIDE MOTOR CO Granite City, UL Pine lawn Auta 2 Fler. Co. 6155-60 Natoral Rridce Read ( Abanr 71:0 METROPOLITAN DEALERS GRAF MOTOR CO. MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO Ferg cron, Mo. 7300 Natural Bridge Road | ~OBEL MOTOR SALES CO. ST. JOHNS MOTDPR CAR CO Clayton, Mo. 8800 St. Charles Road FELKEL-LOESCH MOTOR CO., 4360 Manchester Ave Gestavece Garage. Inv 1838 Tower Grove AY. GBand 07°50 | 3. M. Lederer & Co., Ir. 3128 Lorast B!., JEfferson 1908 Valliew Mortar tt. aT TH 4° “? feratele A, Mitand 106% o -erland ee 1 Actecie | S474, By yg Attn a. HMamilion 2 Ridge “M2 Roan Meteor Suites Co ” Riverside (217 Wwre-t Nameohi Kued and Staie Highway teramite (its. ont x 9 Darn Auto to TMi 4 ity 1°O4 i268 Bet 3013 Page A thee A. sPhneider ( Ahauy 23 Gembe Me. } ranke Mbeetarr d «- Tits-4 ity and Meteor O.. a-aweed@ Av. WEbste:r 2357 A IT Nickalegs Mieln:h. 8415 Virgie Ar., RJ verside @57P S133 Fasten Ar rArkrtiew 3800 aad 3801 xOoOVAR Ckntrs! SSI MEAN Mine & ae gene

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SUNDAY MORNING, JANTARY 16, 1927 __._ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE ta , ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - DeLuxe Automobile Co. [= Is Now Distributor for ] RADIATORS | f *% ~ a One-Day Service on All a Free Inspection on ee 3 . and Used Raciators fe e ~ Zi St. Louis Auto f . a | P f 3326 Washington Av. : ADVEB' : ESTION g Three Great Strxes and a ‘Pitt a Famous V-Type Fight The Six-80 aoe _ Lenis 6. O'Shields aetna 2 al . ’ ~ = + ; ‘ a a> ae A a on —— . ™ — 2 = . _ ~~ oo. a los brea -_ ie - ; . — ow -_ . uur a 3 a cy * n 7 e ’ ts _ "a ot ee ° reese Coed pee ner eo PI Ey ei oe Rae ag No Meee i wnerepdre ee — ' . - ¥ ° “e . aa © nm . e batt ee ee ee ee ow un ie _ satiety —e a . - ’ ~ . an ; 34 ve we oan . : “s t ~ . ' , wee ee ae ke ee ben SO gm we wy ie ane ~ ehaepye nt lai -- +e sat a oe ae long ae By, Sep canta a te Rs a oa ao ee + ges WER. eel Re ta ey ead oe oo ana ais . * . st ae we , . 7 r sea tel : ; ny A OR Aa ‘af eo 0 a : ~ - * oan om ya eae | rene Dy Laraiede Ae ‘ a = . . PS yO. ee b> Seo oS — er en . . : . eo - . . ot ten ete - . : Ms , & . hen gts «+ as es » a poe _— —- _ ratheaad . " - en a ys a ® finde “ a yr s wt . —F ae ate 3s te ig , “2 a aha 5 eg # 7 ™ hi a ch ee Hee ‘ : “| ~ =e aad 7 eee ee ~ . re Hy “—S rhe e i 7 a } ¥ - : “~ ri oe >E~ ‘sad os : ope eal Tes " ‘ult . % i Ty Pek. seit abate ale aie: alll ES iC teh: niall i ae he *, . J * . : “or sh ee . 2 . . Pat ee 5 * I ~ ‘my mé ther aaa “the | 3 1 “ Ala., CA + Yr} ) , ~ | $] -k-Draught: ae a to meet adn [ UIT J C ( : | | | — C | aay es “6 | . tod life, in raising Wy ch ildre n. ag 4 j ~ i -*T have tySeal rian Draught fre : ; , ; £ = ’ uently tor } eartuurn, iis | hare : Ve . eh lliinss ” : ; P = fi Senet aan cone At i a a. ; pa “ 7 - ~~ na Lk NRA Semi. A te “ In recent months a decided change in car interest and . car requirements has developed. The people every- ————— et Compara where are demanding a bigger price variance in the conan i P B cars they buy. They want greater style range to choose from. They seek dependability, of course,-but now the XG demand is fora good car built to fit most any purse. eT eS Six-90 Roadster _ -~ Roadster-Coupe 90 Five-Passenger Sedan i 90 Landaulet-Sedan f = ee %° Pe i, 7 Bm ey : - eS ; 3 ' . ‘\ 7 : a rt . ae | y | By 2 hae Wy : awe S : ae tae ia + et , * : “ : . $ 3x > 8 . 5 lie i sy - Ms z £ +] ‘s Hy > s - 74 ag $ oo +, : a a OG z a Be if es *% a > Pg 5 .. — *: Mi ; % % & b us | %, 4 . 3 } : ; ei “hee § : ; : _ 4 ? i ‘a ’ + “ are ‘ 3 > : . : : ! eee . 5 : ‘ ' . > ae ‘ : > trike % ha : SS ’ t A ee 2 : A Xa . : ‘a £e ' mi : bak) OG : ¢ ‘ee Hf > 2a |. i ; F ‘et ; i? _ ; " 7 a x ‘ BS es x, " s ‘ ; ; ce, oS ‘| > f Z ys , H . & 2%, “4 5 ; ; : Z : > j = ko : , os a 4 4 a. ep : £ + Jee, 2 : e ee cs 2 ; 1, hag oS ; 5 tae. ok ‘ ; . 430.74 tg |, te S gana sc ‘ 4 . ee G ; oy ai : t : ry ie “ . os : » a oe J 5 5 és 2 —s B. a $% is ; > ra as ‘ ¢ > ” a : es ee J a r es 5 » be tee oe x a 4 ee , 3 i 2 >. ‘+? 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It meansa greater de- anu oree of owner satisfaction. ‘St ~ ——— naan gronge oo of materials and creftemanel P duces a standard of reliabili | a tle s ’ ' @ > a _ — ——— \ 4 « 4 which all other timepieces . ' eZ gauged The com ea ie socal ight i boceal or " ee s tearne Knight is in ~ . Ye | . Six-72 Seven-Passenger Sedan 5. : common practice-—to the ore Six-72 Five-Pessenger Phaeton | vantage of the new Stearne- Six-72 Roedster Six-72 Five-Passenger Coupe - Today, Peerless cars can be bought for ‘as [Soe z . LL eh Sie A é st aa Boing inyttree ee ee eT ee Fi we iG ae ce Ae, ie Pid Bates a hin te Vatabeat ti 4 Six-72 Five- -Passenger DeLuxe Seden - little as $1395. Up to 93795 —— a Staehle We have on display m our showroom a most repre: The er >, sentative gs py mew Peerless cars. Come wm mispect and drive: them—of course. no obligation De Luxe Dcensiililitte Co. Phil. H. Brockman, Pres. 3107-11 Locust Boulevard _ Open Sundays and Evenings Phone JEfferson 2810 Eight -09 Stondard Fve'Peasenger Coupe © Eight-69 Standard Five-Passenger Coupe - “ERE 0g marti toe bem Seden - np rc % I R A 8 L E y E ny t ustom Roadster | ght-69 Custom Five-P Sed 7 R R I T Oo R Y Oo P E ~~ F QO RK D E A L E a % ie Custom Seven Paemaagse seni sa ght erline Limousine- - - - + + > 3798.00 (All prices f. @. b. factory) TE ES a a oe H AS ee a GOOD a America is Ace» caer j AIRS We Ter

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PR ORE Sat er ‘ > ? 4 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY. 16. 1997__ ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __. PAGE 7 done over the Memoirs,” as she ts called. has j 3 rows: 3 Organization the manusript hag been Tt BISHIPS CRUSADE LEADS IN CRUSADE CHIGAGOAN 10 BE SPEAKER oer. The 3 ates of “p- a ice in he : otek } ihe It, brought two of her friends tate the | me! book 1 i . i ‘ \ ‘ 3 ; > ‘ 4, | | Proy ident ~“SOCcIatION W a) Baie re Noicah Like Pelee: ‘rom 68] in NO is learned u'so that the Margot of e ag ee tivien Der, oDeotann _ 2 I .sagoy Jan. 25. emrer to 000 ix oom pbs Th: ‘ @ rs ’ a v : ‘ (*¢ es a Sou ’ .°- . - a Tals Oy forrcl Writing Novel. E at" | eee ®., 5. eee Re. : cop ae as ¢ Ss ‘ : 4 , eae tod DP rree FROZEN — : SEE The Kev. Dr. Joseph Fert ey BF og eres ee Jeexbon: gan 15. tate Oxtor BRINGS THEM BACK 2 ' | —@ Se tel MB Nevton of Philade Aphis ¢ I olds wey RE Be anno See ee REPAIRED IG fo Josep Port oe ae SR EA A RON RRR 8 Se Hs Certainly we are . . 7 we Sat'V. r OBO ps OTL: ee ee | 2 aes | es ies ° , J. Beer rhtagetpnin, sano — anxious to sell a lot of preacher am] writex, wlll open the | fd =] _ el ‘“ i Used Cars! Because Day Service on All Care and raeke Bishops’ Crasade in St. Louis to- Right at the first of sv. evening Vea a . "a bs we figure that every ee ced Se ~~ oT ees Fe be Snes y . : : a, , “ M APs + " os _ - an » we TER eg > rch! Boe Ta 3 ihe r . ° ena oheneeehaten“s a ileal ie tite 6 oon ie: seal | the ere _ i lees ~ a ‘ ry ce a ae iz Free Inspection on All Radiators ee ee —. | —_ - 5 L M A K E S — See OUlevard. Jie will alse speak at . 4 “4 : 3 a : E | r Used Car of the kind apne! veryman: 3326 Washington Av. JEfferson 0054-1453 Jie es i ln HARACTER makes the man 5 “ = — | | AE ase uieetinge tor men inthe a : ar Customer. New and Used Raciators for Sale and Exchange Chures:, Spring avenue and Lindel L Aut Radi ! aielee) — we sell will eventu- . and willl apeal oa tor ek but Clothes make the appear- and Thursday (eV. DR. JOSEPH FB. NEW PON ance that rates him! Society Brand ADVERTISEMENT a aga eras Suits are good judgment's label! : ~- Mr SNEWION Tay yeare ago was re ac ‘ es onins > r ; hassistunt at what was popularls — eT for sagen naga 1). 3600 of them. $50 to $85 values, wil! Tare Aorrng Company Int Jhnewn as "Dr, Cave’s church.” in Pref. Thomas S. louunean, bea be offered at $33 by Famous-Barr : oy this city fe was oe a yout pt ae depattinent of .Gireek at Co., beginning Monday at 8 A. M. 3041-43 Locust BI. Gein the bplscopal Church an ‘ashington Universit: will be th See full announcement in the Edi- fhe Mernorial Chure a } - . . ating ° - ag a, Oe oak. Pitindel. Teen a @ Few Bible -clasa | torial Section. Part III]. of this Used Car Dept ESS phia. ing the World War, he. youug women te be organized at issue. JEfferson 1241 Was louie a J.NSian a al ttre) | Se een Ps Foeritn. * hur or Several Vea In Ula vas “sia SE SESS” RR Care ir eae seein. : : et A USED CAR !S ONLY AS DEPENDABLS OE ES en ane: wmous wy Vetpie. Lendon et Sa ee eee ae | - " i is tu apenk -Wedneminy i seein wrecrain «ist consist ™~ AS THE DEALER WHO SELLS iT “Apout fifty reurs wae, eavVs lreveg me of dizziness. tieltue | Yoi3V0 on “british and Americal Le tenis G. O'Shields, of Porters the chest and headache. Mriends}: pil ie iuncheon of th “iy Ala, DY mother gave me the Tey getting rid of impurities, ra a ue «6~Ualon, im te dose of Black-Draught. sud I ey ttnictaging _ to keep the KVe Te inton.' ete . SE Ege Wing cogs ‘ 4 Te. a ss ee ee eS ne 8 etter Se te - “es : i) ! je reme@ds f°) my MInue ‘ . han a “ 3 as Such cars as Daimler, Minerva, Voisin, of average motor cars with the nev Peugeot use this type motor—the only Btearns-Knight is becoming equaiiy logical power plant for a quality motor car Common practice-—to the great ad- MERGE aS the wow Stearns-Knight There are nine models of the new Stearns- Knight. Prices range from $3250 to 88750— at Cleveland. May we arrange a demonstra- tion for you this week? Staehle Auto Electric Co. 3504-06 S. Grand BI. : , LZ aly : LAclede 1634 | : a 338 322332 NUMBERS MEAN mE&L es HOUR cwmeaeYSster “OO 6 t Ch RYS LER 60 SALES BRANCH MIDWEST MOTORS, Inc. _. service ano Parts 3103 N. Grand BI. 2621 LOCUST BL. —_ JEfferson 3610 KOENIG MOTOR CO. METROPOLITAN DEALERS : PHILLIPS MOTOR CO. *, GRAF MOTOR CO. MOSLEY-MASSA MOTOR CO. Webster Groves, Mo. J | P 3456 S. Grand : ad [ ‘a S os I) | = ROBERTS MOTOR CO. Ferguson, Mo. 7300 Naturel Bridge Road MOLLMAN’S a 5156 Demar BI. NOBEL MOTOR SALES CO. ST. JOHN’S MOTOR CAR CO. East St. Louis, Ill. 6 SOOO St. Chartes Heed EAST SIDE MOTOR CQ, } eo x x : . « : - 2 ° cAmernca's most PF URXUIIONUS ZVolor ( a) BERGER MOTOR SALES CO. Clayton, Mo , / 4647 Page BI. FELKEL- LOESCH MOTOR CO., 4360 Manchester Av, Granite City, Ill. KARR HR SSz23E28 DEALERS Write The F BR. Stearns Compenv, Cleveland. Ohio for informaton regarding direct tervitery new open

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— ee SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 16, 1927 _—_____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH i a ante rT I GIRL mor ELEMENTARY NURSING [ETHICAL SOCIETY ADDRESS! __-_ 4Dvemrieme "Br. nt ree ay ; ‘an 1 | PAGE 8 __ STCUIS POST-DISPATCH || LESSONS GIVEN GIRL SCOUTS recvar cmuvt co speak ot comms’ A Sure Way ig { Seen * eo, @ Gi | S ts Activities of the Boy and Gurl Scou pate ac eae A general clection of officers W485! Classes Will Be Held. Every Sat- “What Count Keyserling Souzht AW. c. A. l4ll Locusts | $ . . held by Arrowhead Troop 7 4: urday Afternoon Until | mS = sia ae : Th Bae: tod ay. ' qualify as standard troop commit- | last Tuesday evening. An investl | SCOUT COURT 10 MEET JAN. 24 week ago Friday, the following girls: May 28. Sacer lgpemna amagetlh eS enaem pauetli sh ‘nev oe fae ao A, | + SEY I 2 Sa 4 * ey at 4:50 p. tM. _ tees. ‘ture ceremony was held, in which i s eatiiias at on advens be ~ Percival SCOUTS CHANGE r ‘two new scouts. Marion Schade and | ‘Will Be First Meeting Under New heing selected: Scribé, Josephine The first of a series of 20 lessons — 2 cai once, and that is to demas \ Troop "tee omrmittee. composed of Gtihert Kubh: tous scaseee lass | District System. Woracek: treasurer. tose Lieber- in elementary nursing, for first .Chubb, leader, before the Ethic.! vou destroy it entirely Aas Bolz, A. J. Werder, A. W. | The first District Court of Honor: man; flag bearer, Lillian Coles: col* class Girl Scouts over 16 years Soctlety,- 3645 Washington boul-- just get nbor it four ¢ a ; - ei er 1, Dan Fisher, The scab tepsinent ok alegaaa eget toad eae ual mewued Thomas, to be held under the new District, or guards, Marie Werth and Mar- old, was held yesterday afternoon: vayg at 1}a.m. todav: This is tne ordinary liquid arvon fret ae Saye’ oF & meeting of th and one first-class scout, Junior Court system adopted this year py cella Bonsa; planist, Henrietta Sul- at the new Jewlsh Hospital, 216 | git of two addresses to be given Store ‘this is all you wit @ sH Azrael beast! ee oF fant lerguson, received their new pins. the St. Louts Loy Scout Coun: ey) Hvan; patro! leader, Lily of the South Kingshighway boulevard. | on Count Kevserling’s attempt te pis it sat night when ‘ ee ve: etapa ee es 5a eis a Talks on scouting were also given ‘oe be held for the Suburban Dis- Valley patrol, 7 une coven iggetaearadl under the direction of Miss Trene | interpret the ‘East to the West in' enough to moisten the gale t North District to Be Awarded lines sel ae i . % ‘by the boys. trict in the Webster Groves gym-| poral, Thelmah Scheybab; leac aie Walsh, an instructor for the Amer-'yig work, “The Travel Diary of a it in gently with the fime It’ sno mere col O | mittee as recommende d by _— reper ei ffic | nasium, Selma and Plymouth ave-| ©@"nation patrol, Madonna Cur-'t.an Red Cross. The classes will Philosopher.” | By morning, most, t advise Quarterly Instead ot quarters. The Fathers’ Club fs — poouTe ‘aid rt tage" or inues, Jan. 24, at 8 o'clock. Meritt "@M; corporal, Arine Lieser; lead?r.) 6 neld at 1 o'clock every. Satur-| spy. discussion today will cover Your dandruff will bev ' continues Oo Annually Hereafter. planning a “mystery — 6 eed dg chances ck oe the | ‘badges wil] be awarded to scouts | Barer Fox patrol, sr aga eee day afternoon until May 7 , ‘ é -re . . ’ ye?r ory j 3 TE ee ’ a ; x manner tliis year SE EETE SG: fortis ety, \ a Lune and >. ; Hennerick, Ky af thie e, ni on School, held a troops to be represented, W ith f) LL The girls of l'roop 6 ore ¢ ments. Ins rueTions in 4 ert = A in thousands oO it was decided at a meeting of the’ met Friday evening fer the first) reception for all oid and new and: color guard, to answer a/rolly hold an. ez i{bition | pt handier:.ft| bathsito sip sia hea rs | Woodmen Instaliatiun Tomorrow. me i ] strong durl call of troops as part of the open- articles during the dedication we-+k makine of different types of beds, The annual installation of officers | _ see _ADVER i P re of winter. North Star troop, the organizatlon. tine at the heme 41) 4 lw of North l istrict lioy Scout offi- Shepherd, to decide upon the troup te int roduce the troop's new seout- ing ceremony. Parcnts also have: of the new -. we: 1 A. Delmar'! also will a ie is il Salil . : i ’ 7 : . a ‘ ' : , 2 i Scouts in St. Louis : | cials, last week. : i objectives for the year. nuster, E. P. Wells, a former Sea —. hog ee ae ee and Union boulevards, Jan. 16 0 - as ote ghred 9 ‘iea will be held tomorrow evening ‘set: s “ ao ° of > ‘ ej mas =» 2a ’ ' xX ¢ Gq ric cou Wr} re 7? T) ea , il iti 7? will ‘consist © are j FY be 4 . . . The flag is to be uwarded quar ee Piears for 19°? for Troup] Sc Mi Mich Jans page . 1S EANIDILIC PS . ; ‘ a Hall, Jefferson and La- | ‘ 7¢ a a, i- : : wae » : rj - ° ‘he flag e a Ter be for: jt in lig bole ] ae] senior patrol leade r. Lichard Ruch: " ; .~ ng Pf 6] ¢ ad = , . —_ rT Y pleted its objecuve for that quar scoutmaster, Norwood Markham; ! hitunin 8 wilt anes ee stra. | Vanecement contest beld during the ; 21 oop vs W lil] give &@ demonstra- ak idies period . tutel « 2°? tests girls P| uring the last few months. oo «& | = the io . tr ) ition of seout work to the. Men’s : Seige : to , A Remarkable wen be etren te tix ce Goa ees scribe, John Coneh;: rreasurer, bei ae ‘deisel rvanwet. | Were passed during the contests. furnished house made bs — A special Boys’ Day program was s . Come te the & Metheg overta rs you, ei : . t} displa: rd, iiies 1% the bors’ division af the tar gt hi Pape. whea tt eam —_— — "aa "Eee 4 oe Ps : ss 7!) te ~ -¢ . ‘297m 1737 A ‘ . : ’ Seah cst, ( de sou if ih bie Phe girls wl also pacthipate Ul yew brane, Neginring with tour- Kasp for breath wastes a! aihlieve stunts to be igiven at the names ee in the gymnasinm Jf you have the slightest eymptomsof deit fail to send gt ie ih 5% Diabetes--such asercessive thirat,foor- brontter Asthma Co, for a fm + tds + te) My By its quel . ei : .‘) rhyé tor Seven ecouts and sin candidates Credit wall be piven the Neighborhood. Aubres «. Lindsley taiked to the ee EE lowing treop Helle Venients reeeerilyt- : ; ; re a: ae 7 ° iia cael a : oes . “és “eon x 3 oe ns " ki 9 a {¢ bei ioe ‘ > j ‘ GS~Oe jor? oOvutdoor fersi ee, Two : f iv asia a SCOQOUC MARL CT! alt € Oop On tlre Ook nig mer: mi¢ - : iof t} e| — ined ane a .e troop above tne 897 passed v | e be mew ilding herearte . ‘ inate bunger, with loea of weight in jelr remarkable 4 eee eee ee STOUR btarnine ates of “Capture the Flag” were} patrol leader pow-wow training, hike witel was held yesterday. A ik seca che cited 6 bl = xram fontinued ali day with yearn gemml with pepe _Tmatter where you live op aa. t; sie i. a . .8 : . ree +See _ * ’ —— Pa q! . + . s é ‘ eos +3 byily a) Sr 2 i . * 3 " ‘ —_—— Soe saaelgnlhy hove tie iso played. This troop had four’ eourse, The Stiver Fox Patrol put written test on general scoyting Troop 39 specialized last month swimming exhibition in the pool, irritability, restlessness, anxiety over tee gee auy faith if 2 B ors - og’ ‘ or a ip 4 aa ‘ z re : a ¢ ont é ? i ’ ® ’ : fr : pare tafe ete scouts at the winter camp, one of on a stunt, “The Harmony Quar- subjects was given and a short-drill on passing second-class tests, par- during the afternoon, Th the cven- | pages and lose of strength—lose no time | trial. If you hava’ we Baw . acajiet} ’ n the reereapniZa- ms : ete ; ies ss es . : A . quota, as: sting | whom won the “TTonoer Campe 1 eet. Wednesdav evening. This held. ticularly bed- making and signall- ing there were Moving pic ture and in reading one of the most remarkable | lifetime and tried w what you th : ‘nk troop, taking 2 | ce a ; ' t ? “ ait —o ee iad 2 award. and the other three the patrol and the Flying Enagles also A Junior Officers’ Patrol, com- -2&: They also dressed dolls for the a fe saving demonstration. books of the das,"Is Diabetes Curable?’ cant — best skill a ; doll show, winning second prize, : : a eiepeapieeee wes an a : It will be mailed free to anyone who Asthma, $f van terrible em for a 1 oi ga —— eae a. oa “Satisfactory Camper” badge. wate a party last Friday. tee posed of Carl Hoppe, Roy Biank, ! i hun vara uate a The yearly report of Troop 178 siggy :, pte ra : aaa a tt through the School, Will carry it at the hend on counell fire hikes, feur one-day scouts a surprise supper a wees aBO nue Wednesday evening. R a} 2 pores. Hut when you case urise the / ‘ # av eter), Voll et rid of all the pole sons by permal muscular action of the e first night. At the en Pr tne hikes, a ri ike s. |} Friday evening. ern th api nigh Hat is ‘ | | = ca ees overnight hikes, on Ut! SPS be At the last meeting of the troop . + | : ; J secot arter ag whl agal: : the latte CIN bons’ Pent . being reorganize 2 : ie | , Dalavded ie: a a — ee On Froop Usd is being reorganized | seout I lord tluntsinan gure a talk > utos ainte 10 and Up GOOD YFAR, bow!s. ae : t in the habit of taking = © sie 0 > 3. . ., : . ‘ ° »s «3 he awarded to the troop wihuing it en, and 14 boys spent 14 days ynder Seoutmiaster Don Siegelman. en the Morse ceode Richard ss. | Dont ge! , Wednesday, Deputy Commissioner g Scott & Bowne, ferog | } ike “ woelk te al 8 | \eé sterda. e . - . af i = ri , oI, . " ~ . Jain. 1%. The vy Dil I NIST and game rooms at 9a. mn. the nro. tres: . achievenien!. rties of cascara. een een 6 ee Oe ~~ he Be tw ‘ ee «,* e ee oe a oe ‘ondale. Thirty Will Dold its first meeting next. | : : 3 COATS APPLIED Service Station , a for constipation during timut tin ba tT * ~ ts» e* 4 : 2-Day Service—All Hand Work / di lixhtful form in | which b | Py ‘gf , q° .* . * . . hd ‘ ~ aot ag “go starcin the center. sym- year, gsyinnesiam of the Glasgow School, Ridge Lostructor Gifferd showed - ‘ h Olic of the North Star troop. j ‘ : : : W aI A P : . C re ‘ijidrem love them «igi Sen pe te ‘A St Assistant scCoutmaster Clinton Socautpmieste: Paek Ttouel re-as ‘Aamiples: of wood-cary Ing. Milton orl uto ainting oO. ‘ ona , pe Pe ero most growne > eer , Ds ¥ a4 c : a : j e . ii > ’ 4 , NIletaye mass iv? charg . vf 2 i Q? } : bane ee Gites cy. ° VMoldatsky WAS Dl eee} te wtf } j ; ° ° “64 es 7 ‘ : : “ as 4 ct) f ’ roop ai SV] ude) : ‘> Proaop ie |B oO ah MIN GS Vaiss pres Se S Sa OF 4 18 ' - Lindell 9287 3117 PINE ST P . to tuke Briere \nd what 4 wili i vive agi nis. year % ies cm . “310 WASHINGTON , MORNING . asi i aa 9 laa “during an extended absence of tee. he St, Marv's Methodist Chureh, second class p.n. SN ae comfort to know you are in tha " “ clean, Wholesome ~ condition tha every troop which fills tts quoia in acottinaster aT sit ey —_—-- ' ci : w! ee fe wv ws 46 ° = ~~ ¢ atfepar 3 . ] oe hwar ¢ . v _ rere 7 4 . . 4 : Sinee Tae, uring hi briday cyening, % ran absence oy Tests in coohing. traching and ' on * away with any need of h { ae ran _ evemein warmest weather eed, One additional subscription “ore lye etarted 4 ne v SvVStenn sereral morntis. Mre-bullding ‘were passed on a hike ie , All d Ss SME Por b46ry fou~ ol. oe = instruction and passing. en- ceca hed bane taken by Troop $2 to Forest lark . : > ee ascaret tonigait: rug- ata G22 anes - cepts new seduts and reorgauaize:! icc tes Woke. caer vesterday avternoon., The troup ts _ at oe yey se | or a oh ‘. ape seks, wut . (cane Planning te sownghs ah inter-patrel Mield) Executive Merle Shipper naper. whh Wien iephens ae contest next Privia; TROOP NOTES Nresented the Wolf l’atrol of editor. and Sidney Robert Robnett New patrol leaders were elected, Troop Tes with an award wou in sud Donald «lore as as &. in a body neat Frida: CVenine . en age a he ane i” see . : Ry % ’ * ° a fot . = + - , ~ * wt jn - A . ro - ‘ : > a te o » 4 . g ‘> > > Pe ish) a Sete “« > eRe} am diay teach heed he ieee . as - +s ones a. eee ‘ng , . tee . oh ke . . 4 oy Ne ad : “ he 7 eee “ , ee ™ Diapers . . ‘ ee ermenis. ‘34 d runster of Troop 5. Web ( Ves. bast ! Rives oO as an som actin . Webmter Groves ° * oe p times Poisons the per system. meeting uncer the new leader was | OV ners. Pi: 2 Intestinal Stasis is caused by if ‘held Vriday evening at Bristol 3 ak See fa He — an otner Ha oe ‘ | A whittling contest wae held fast o. ndy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets Rheumatism | Wednesday evening. and was won i 4g laine — a “el a” ¢ otber medicines Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists. by the Wolf patrol. The Flying / . | = . ~ — BOTH upper and ba Oram ry - ea oh om 4¥ 7 > a Oe ee bine? bin haat CarS io) te ie: , ; ee ' ny = alge Ta POS NIL ROE SPRL 9 + ae MPR) os ss" ee a wine , .* i amen Cad ie Pd < . ne ee eG ~ ahd he eae ele _ . wa 2 & | Ce el ee ee — {pith . wee - w eT a gin gery gy Soe i, MNEs 9s eae ad salle scateteadi inane mae ade ere aaa sermon ak ww - » | Eagles came second. Although 28 Aspirin is the t k of miesel p ne trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoaccticacidester of Salicylicacid | sg eee alg mn ee, he ea == om | me « 4

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= — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 , ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . Serer cet Serre Fare DEDIONAL CONFERENCE, (sso ta eo * Cured His Rupture ==" __ ay . ADVERTISEMEN? . 5, H. Webster profe ssor of An exhabition of 50 water colors | ‘ » & mr. F it study by Mrs. Mildred Pailey Carpenter of Fanous ; R A Sure Way to - 4 Bate (0), rs Be se > | ee ps si ni me i. : — ina ~ tronk several e ; lye tus ‘a ‘ m DiabetesDiscovery Keel ey RESTORES = —s. . db es @ ge : = K 2 oe ; . : . ‘ ™ ~ / rae ‘ cure : Ary { $ ion. Treatment for . Ise nd Danc “Bi Y. ee Bi, 11 f,ocust : Thirteenth wmod Olive treets, until (If JUNIOR LFAGUES: -_ DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, D ewe led sot i e6nd. alle ‘1 Docs g tbe : PP sien entist : : “age rom Curope Li E be | pan yoann a am a iquor & Drugs } Eide ta] i Jan ne «= There is one sure “ay that) at 4:50 | | ) | 614 OLIVE ST. | maeeiy CuMG tin Weenie: Ga | never failed to remove da a | je a fies UPPER and LOWER PLATE. 60 ih piure has 1 returret, sithough fer successful use In a oe —6opee, and that is to tld: - , ae : me a Coie Vie. . Without Rye Fractions. ONLY $25. y "EEE, "ts re bard beg ; “yee tale fur Srein-Callenfels® wonderful dia- vou de stroy 1t eutirely, To it, q ‘ First Gathering of Its Kind tO oh, . : ~ tly ag Kil and BREDG#E.- 6" \ DG “ é ' “ 8 4 he, 1G 4, rie sare iy . af want allows you te : gs a ber tooth, ONLY $ ‘ eitna ' Pee Mae, eno eh eeunein x. en “Ra Jee ne ~~. oe Adare — Serretar: : > F Byte ‘ labie tn this country. A LEY INSTITUTE now oe oe The KEE just vet ubout four o > tle i Q ic Jan Ae Ji ; unces a Be Held in St. Lous Jan. ‘ UPPER and Lows K PEA il ¥ tai vane a ee : eserih thi ar oh ihary lic uid q “ I] san ‘ ’ 1 \ aoe . & » il hag Ahtpeoas ON. ‘ oh 0. aes : nt: re 6 kat j : ca treattr , @ j he sen?’ ) oe Ee > > or Dwight. Iilimots ore ‘¢ 18 is all you wil) yn ' wit cath mattis: Thess. 2 : = ake SO AE vaults ee a eps titty ff a ‘ Yet ye! ”. NAMINATION cae HOt RS: S20 mi : . ris notic ian a oe vipheiggeg bie ’ ne ere @hin at ays we rom t detay ~ ee as Ich _ 4 Qs Restaurant on ve tl. ODE saad strs St., om it at night when retirj ' . “4 é - " a RKOKE AX ae VIF ~ kK Ht A} ° ° @ eee v P : . 4 ant a os y . & we W eet nd rn é ke LADY Ved SDANTS hove: 9h he at enn oe ae " ea Radio material is bought ané aol ‘it in gent oe cog It’s not mere coincidence that science (The tire: regional couterence off Bee ta ct ee a ne ae | arene een Se wanarcenee “ag 4 Se catiamnes to advise the use of cod-liver te on event tor whith 1200 , sat diank me pemeeta wilewe oil as a Substitute for sunlight, or that Bian Gt. Louis Jan. 25 late single aaa trace of F coughs, colds or other respiratory ills | | iny-s.. “i — latter how mue a aAies have a Gandroft young: are more troublesome in winter. a aes expected th a have Meetings, at h fets activities of the! ' You will find, to ! . 3 stantiy, wins . For more than fifty years Scott 3 Various leagues and their opportu- iid your hair wi}] be fim : i 19 Tee for eid mseLu rit rere VW} em Hem snd Soke bendred timer Emulsion has been like rays of sunlight orale Bogor prg : 49 thousands of homes. It helps keep ado Hotel and at private homes oT he resgronal eonfercner Marns a ple strong during the sun-short days eparture from the former league plan of usse1biy, Hithero ail con of winter. ferences hiive heen riational in SCO} Growth of the organiza- F ree for Asthma} Scott’s Emulsion is the pleasant tion, however, has been so. rapid ADVERTISEMENT ars that smaller coufer- p way to obtain the benefits of cod- in recent sears that amalleg confer. | uring Winter 4 liver oil vitamins. Before winter’ Ss ills diet for smcabnn ete: of social wr ; eels i, A Remarkable Meth LE Ff fure and civie work with which ¢1 Come to the Reacue hed That a overtake you, build up omer! resist- }¢ ague, comprising VOU ng Vom 5 identifies itsertf, ; and Cheeks the Wora¢e Att | of Jeisure ; end Today for bret gee ance with Scott’s Emulsion! ee ee . ou a1) (ft - ee eee ee ee | Perspiration : P will follow at Various private homes | 540E Frontier Bid ) iUfalo Ge # aie 462 Niagara : } on as ° ee wr 12 js Qo: laxatives tn the on the Country Club grvunds. 7 fend free trial of rour methed te All the ter gene gaa ere sae x. : Wednesduv night a general iIneeting operties of cascara. an | ae of delex ites and St. JMuis Inembers . om : Will be held at the home of Mrs (Warren McElroy, 38 Portland hroush | SAMtere CVE Tne . OR 3 p place. ne natin” _ figeeei| WIDOW OF MAN KILLED. BY sour «age i teak: “Ratt: EER ct oe fous menbrane witty the waste! [I “Sit, ll POLICEMAN GIVEN $2509 ous mennra’ if You Are Short of ‘ ite ni teil eet ne boapt } ’ - end ea Ready Cosh M: a Ee Sie Me 2 Oi W. T. Sisler Accidentally Shot br leave the ating tris wit a Se. SS rar tS oe oo USE OUR mus? then a? ‘ | } ae hae ek ; 3 . ; A : 23 er % 7.4% a ~ Re Se 3 officer Who Fired at Traf- et the po o tk ee Cas ae fic Violator. aYSten vou f lease bill, providing $2509 } eons by eaaial muscule! 0n- a Aa = ‘43 ptt ess A red YEAR| PAYMENT | bowe!s. #y > without the foods they like gas on the stomach and ‘SAM . . best. Yet recent discoveries, gas bloating. Even the famous London specialists' FIRST spoonful fre- : bint the way to quick relief for quently brings out a sur- ae | a amazingly responsive tothedriver'scdemands STUDEBAKER mousands of sufferers from gas prising amount of old eeeatilite GO or ir and other forms of stomach and poisonous waste matter GOR and versatuilty perf ! — ice : 7 29 , ; _—_ impress vou af once ina Big Six Custom +¢ —1n quick starting and flashing acccleration, Big Six Custom Brougham Powel trouble. It is now known, which you never guessed Studebaker stamina perpetuates in easy steering, in the velvety grip of its im- $1785 43 ¢ specialists assert, that most was in your system and emach and bowel disorcezs are’ which may have been the Brougham. i om. proved four-wheel brakes, in ability to take STANDARD SIX Dupiex Roadster........ $1160 to just one cause—Intes: tinal hidden cayse of nervous , ? nm / a dyspepsia, headache and ' this paetormancc. a ad fal ingly in high r steep grades unfalteringly in high gear. Pooics Pucaal —_ Coach . 3239 , , sleeplessness. Evenif your .; 7 ff, 7 Intestinal Stasis rts mows Gaily, Adler- q 4!) Many owners are still getting splendid . 2 N EVERYDAY language, Intes-|ika often bréngs out a sur- iy cio service from Studebaker cars which have To judge its performance, its comfort and Span Roles. tina! Stasis means the too slow P'S!Né amount of addi- wash : : ; > miles! ] rv. take a ride in the Big Six Custom Country ‘ lub Coupe 1295 been driven from 120,000 tO 300,000 Miles: uxuryv, Eo Sedan ‘woo! trim) 1330 mvemert of waste tood matter ‘!0Ral matter which might other- “I was badly constipated and wise ve poisoning your system. | oubled with gas. Could not eat Brougham now. Comparcitclosely with cars «#4 Y ile ’ ( wom lt Pa mrough the i: é ¢ intestines or bowels. | Adilerika is not a cure-all. In! - other things. A wealth fflexihble power flows from the ripe fruit or many other g s,m ae ica Hiei costing several hundred dollars more. Then SPECIAL SIX vue to | ine Monmesgee bed of being | sac of gastric strode or deepo i a. taking Adlerika, I eat any- e ’ - every Studebaker seate Organic trouble. a 00G } -Nead moror Ol v ; el - : thing."—W. H. Fletcher, Hondo, ee 5 | ' you degide wwhether there 1s anything com- Duplex Phaeton a = (oach me ne prompt'y passed out of the body, | physician should be consulted. But . : eee CkDa rs many hours or even days Ca!. Because of its sweet-running engine, the : : parable co this outstanding One-Profit value Sport Reseda... 1630 —in beauty, in driving action, in comfort, in Brougham. nie Vy ‘act - a % _ Se ee eT . — +e oY an Om, re * ey ‘Spates Pe * ethene * eoyt ’ _— — LLL LO LE LEON GA CE A me my “y Patient alia ms — pew ed 4 7 te . . 4 AP IOS Ry, Oa elie eet eat lt ian te ti. Fm © ~ hee -y ee ee a Te a ree y » pen an. ae . Borger en it ohana. B; : staying | i your tr cag is due to Intestinal - bad that I thought : ; Stasis and I had gas 50 be Studebaker Big Six tar outsells every other BIG SIX Mes CPE in the body, this matter 1 ilo agar I would choke. and could digest completeness of equipment. Club Coupe “:-Pass |... $14fe , _bowe: pveiters are) Adierika at Ment ives oO 3 = ka. : : 3 3. gives of tl and some Since taking Adleri car in the wworld that equals ic in rated Duplex Road ster wo . modern life, and | 5, : vinptom. You'll be surprised at ae What Doctors Say Cator: Brour! am \ SOnst:pated. The bowels may! ing it, vation under varied dash; co:nc:dental lock; oil fileer; automatic windsbield "ie gS ; actory results.”—Dr. me ; . ly satisf y and extreme road-tests an, Fe body to form gas, hinder diges- .years, but nothing helped me until ‘superior in bowel and stomach ae Ice ehaker enuineers have evoive ming whee! ‘ikea since I prescribed it,”"—-Dr. L. ives surnprisin ick reiief. nothin a. Anpeedt the whole system. | ives surprisingly quick rei 4 e.'—M re. estina Sta 1S “1 - ; ; ill at sts 18 caused by 1: G7;\y that you cannot have Intes-' T. A. Derosia, 3 Prospect-H horsepow eT. . ~~ Sport Phaeton The Sheriff). 1618 fafflicts thr, iree out of every four. the amount of additional matter Dui ex Fh actu: 7-Pass. i.’ ° Bove Once or even t a .da : - : aa euanian wice y: fear-Vision murrof; toggle grips; rear traffic mn. a om nd cause b'oating, sleep-j|I tried Adlerika. It made me fee! trouble to my fondest anticipa- 2. : an ec eed a } anubhers: an { two-heatn acora head! ights, control led , o4 Sats wd sac Pei a? ators avdunlada ton Needed pest fine, thanks to Adierika."— “T have to congratulate you on Wm. Opp, 3432 W. 86th St., Cleve- | adie ler- 4 ree * on Both Bowels| jand. 0. ithe good effects I had from Adler i liiang « a WEB ER MO OR C AR COMPAN Y \ = Stores: )RDINARY lawetives or coda : “Acierika is the best medicine Saelois. sth and Locust . ae 3 2729 N. Grand or ti:® bowels I have ever used | 4 . j ; ica daieics - ovr ‘A Wal Or ys : i. . ald by br 4 ars meng eenesia cannot give per-| and for yas on the stomach it bas | “Adlerika very markedly redaces 5616 Gravoi ' ‘3 | |- BES] ¢ yl. SERN ICK RENDI wR KD AT ALL S J ORES 5$// Delmar a relief from gas. They no equas. I used to fee! so drowsy the bacteria and colon bacilli. This 1010 Gravots : : . as 1. Overcome Intestinal Stasis.|ehat work was a burden. but now feature increases the therapeutic Bop) Bros.. Webster Groves. Mo kK. A. Hammond Motor Co., Granite City. Hl. til a | 2 / ate 4 \MIvore-Roewe Auto Co., East St. Louis, Ul wy contin . : a ; 2p ice gasaeees ; roeasived vs oy pean aga oR | gid once gpd see oor a Sutton Nlotor Es. 3110 Sutton \\ ALssocrate , ‘ ! a : : , Florissant Motor Sales Co., 8717 West Florissant ASing can produce permanent : | 1 cleansing action. ’— | efit. Climtsman, 1901 Superior St.,Sand-| its intestinal c ry : ; Sway and Manchester Dealers West point, Idahe. Dr. H. L. Shoub, New Yor (joudloe Motor Sales Co., Kingshigiway ane | Albrecht Auto Co., 2534 Salisbury St. | Dr. Carl Weschck ! sville, HL ate Dractice. acd onc bonel a HY. Hi. Mead. Edwardsville. “08er and intestinal prophylac- ' | tor known as Adlerika. It is | oe of the best saline in- ' : : | stich = vecuant with vegetable | : : Orn end cascara. together | | , . a _tlyce- ine snd | ’ : x other gas-, iat ‘Seventy-five Years Young _ ing a and detergent clements other medic nes Adlertke : and Chronic Constipation . : 4 pon BOTH upner and cued |

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PAGE 10 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 16, 1927 ___. a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH for Economical So porsanion — y Z / CHEVROLET —_— = 2 | paler T F Lv E. TT coco OH AR THROUGH oa | : | = | Scene trom “Faust” to @ ; MMe Broadcast: Frida, —‘La Tg Zz. eS ) imdb Night of Jan. -, : ; ss *. : : ia ’ . a ed —— a . P| ip rk oe “y . , a _ + oP ol/h Mae olin wale OIE Oe ot Te Se mee ee hogs wr *: — ae a a ad ee en hs ot nde A me en . ” . ? pom fr CO eee ey 7? . or) oe 5 an ee y ‘ 4 Eth np wine &, ~~ Viale Se - eh. Dy eee me Se Pe ‘ “A i iwi 1) Aes 59 5 Former price $645 3 Former price $735 Former price $765 The nana ] 5 Touring Car $ 52 1-Ton Truck - $49 5 dustry! : ~s , wy: denceof true quality in design and man- = ut to wet a pew ae A aden + é > = > * - + . o> - “@ ? B) @*> 4 > r 3 tf s Se ‘ oo a 4 Ang 7 , % 7 h *. , + a ? 7 > aed > . ; id > =. , F | 4 ; a ‘ % : : + , = ‘ b: ; 2 a > ¥ a .) P - need . ae + wal wee 7 Bare : : ae __ S&S e Kee ; ex. 4S a, eS 4 os = a ‘% . — > ’S e t . . pe ; ay en . iy, FR * = ; >“ _ ee - , ‘ ox * > % ee re * er. Lt + sea Sa sifey : eZ y : Ley. “ + a e. ag = | oe . 5 Y —_—s a on ' 3 & : Yd 4 Tay rs s “4 ” e : a i. > Sy] rs f : ~ ad : 3 “5 = > % & ry * Py j ¥ -_ + a Sa : i # — es ae i = “sre Sia , « er # : Ben > mS & AS, = BO Se nd ie RF? ae - ie e834 Pe ; 2: _ ; : . Pe ¥ “4 ce F °) 2 7a8 4 s “Bs + ae at bh 4 Y ' < ; Pe M oF. of. " oe " be ce Pon Le = 4 ae os pre ; SW ae nets Foy - + 2S, .* ent — erery ates ‘a : ‘oa ER RT RMM a pak: is rete. ee eee ey ao netye ae AAS + ; ree of a) ae ee Cabriolet or Roadster Chassis Only) Entirely New Model with Price includes balloon tires and : +-Ton Truck - $ Rumble Seat. steel disc wheels. Former price : Chassis Only) $535 with balloon tires only. _— Balloon tires now standard on all models. - en All prices f. o. b. Fint, Mich., effective January 1, 1927 Whe Sea 2 A git De ey Re ep dee cy Pe gn el p=» Former price $645 Ere ae ORE TE logge epee tL RAS RG RGR HEN there's “that’s the tm \lanv as the good pf Te B. cy L. was ¢ ” the broken antenna on I And thatiswhy ST. LOUIS D i | 3 ) EALERS Orthwein Motor Corp., 3016 Locust BI. Craft-Merello nee Co., Normandy,Mo. ~~ sw ot nn Big Four Auto Co., 2218 S. Jefferso r, ¥F ia ~ ada a “ng sa ea! f : n Av South Side Chevrolet Co., 3645 S. Grand Bl. MacCarthy-Pardue Motor Co., 6320 Delmar BI. - | te mives greater selectivil , gan Av. Wells Motor Co., 3008 N. Grand BI er results than most 6 Flint Chevrolet Co., 4714 Delmar BI. n a Chevrolet Co., 7329 Manchester Av., Maple — | nd forever to the anual iam-Epst 3 es gn - | Good dealers eo Ths _ivi«#£ece ee COUNTY DEALERS: Reichardt Motor Co., Webster Groves, Mo. 4 ta Hilmer-Belcher Chevrolet Co. es — old aerial agen. mtn er Chevrolet Co., 1163 S. Kingshigh- Allen-James Motor Co., 7800 Forsythe BI., Clayton, Mo. EAST ST. LOUIS DEALERS: a | North Side a Co., 4333 Warne Av. J. H. Brown & Sons Chevrolet Co., Halls Ferry and. Harding Motor Co., 622 St. Louis Av. Chambers Rd. Standard Chevrolet Co., 1351 State St., at Veronica. PS eo eG AER eel tt BSE Rae we « j ¥ he i ’ f x A oa ‘ E Soon ig , 3s ; x ‘ ~ ' ae i i Lee ™ iy ’ 3 : a ’ z a S¥ : ‘5 Ria

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Yl" Yf"l"y, Yilltits yf titi, 4 Witte llth ftt,, Its ttr ; , O a ae ae Yi i" is 7 7 | ~ Co, Z Whe Ee Z : , 4 WY 4 Gp Juk Y Z 7 ig — Vika — GZ fl" ) fy Yi — Wz Wi ke’ Y Yo Uy, tly fy WNhff/ V Wits 4 4 , Vers ll™ VIET TT) Gapp tt VA GZ VOttl GY ty yf, je a Go A GSISTt [ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 2;|= - iieciaae=—e a ce ae ———e ~— ~----- . \\ 7 y; y ), 7 4 4 / 4 Sik) WW — ng bee ee ns = | we ee _- = ST. | ARY 16, 1927. | Cone FT MPAGOGUNDOPER Win Sing in Opera Broadcast | L MENDELSSOHN WORKS =" "su! ASS me. Bw STON FA — i tt ett, a ae angen . —o - = - - — - ° ane anineeienmmetenin SSR ga SoA ne SEA Se a eniemiiieaiaiaiaaiil RES — ——. ~ _ ~- - ~~ — ~ meal ne i kood or bad. Now, do you see us Giavannt Martinelli, tenor, and Radio Station WIL. which has S & \\ AIR THROUGH KS) / TRUSSES (POPE +e. + + CON 1 premED awe. op page aapenmnn AP AR WITH VIKIN er fie miiuen shut In for the winter Lucrezie Kort. Soprano boavt bs of the beeen) operated from the roo! of. : Zz go weveeeeesweenvens -v ween es er esi ai sea , , | $ 0 : oe noe piso? vn a, * ‘ f Pei ie d »>VoU reailz what a Metropolitan Copper i Co.. and Pablo thie Star Building, Twelfth boule- . i ; sae J, ee \der ry x in ame é 4 7 t! in: to: Co ee e - sé rr > : a . : ae > ¢ , “ s “ ~ i L } lhe ‘ o ‘ I ane. I’ 1} P}e- RIkUSY ; iia ‘ ‘ - PD ene io [ra- ) m . ?.. ” . ; : ii¢ ara Thre eve niftk Jan. ae. through The Bénseon Co pians to cone “ast Frida. a Seed to Tay AS . y } ’ a - Wish IT were farniiliar with ":usie: ees ; ' ae a Broadc ‘Nicht of Jan. 28 oe he ee tm Sata 4 ai adcast From KSB) Sk\'s S¥mphony No. & Also ye. tae oi : ' : og WIZ, KDKA and KYW. tinue operation ef WIL, which will “ ’ ’ , ae Aig Poche of ae J Z . ; . S$, Sa Mgnt Ee XpPrese mV e&4- S i ] 1} () ~~ F » aw Lo . : ‘ge : ; “rs .4* 6 ; > \ wv ig ‘ : ab). . 4? oon Vane j 1 . - ‘ ‘ byte o . P - > - . . ; viata . Phe ae Goey et ee ae ae | af Huesday Night. on Balkite Hour Program. jovinent of your concert. We'd res " ; mane’ Hee eygie ae it FO on the air once a week unti! ' in t nr *«) 4 ‘ ces. +" as j »@ 1) > a Fi ely never in the world have the meonev t ea rtp Mise ? ee pinta pate eye . - : Ws “ty : . ") ¥ . ; g . a . ‘ . ” * * > to go fo New York and hear such peste 7 Ae “. ¢ . p ’ ‘ audience of =1), Te ggnen Sitt, MeR Pe RE ed RR “7 > 4 "Tlie Tollefsen Tre ~ , $e sae as. ag Ral eu: . : ' J OMe o Another of the Balkite Hdeoogr TOUSiC. ; ; kK position as one of the world’s Ot- The radio >--- oe ‘oat A Ra, oe oo a nen © station of tis l’ost- Ee ee ORE Lo - 2 Atuerica’s OUTSTANG ig Caliper oOnecer lade } , ; : i red oadcasting bt So SR oo a al 2 : , oe eae 5 roneerts Witch bring the New: Yerk 7 7 myroOerar ‘ : eq br Bes Re to tall 4 : ‘ MeOShe GE RANMIZATIONS, Will wgain Svinphons Oorohesty nd Watt a hi proeran: for this feurteenth standing twusica: figures of teday! An extra tube is requt for gee ; al = “TOS ra tn BIE ons ' me ee " | eae 2 ; Concert of Tite. Bocalkk ite Hiour will be makes his first broadcast especiul- each aten of audio or radio. will hear broadcasts of Re ce eae ae _ OF ied ; 4 9 * a at a! “ * = , 4 % am Pig eh a4 ,° ¢} ¢: : : } our a " vss , . . J Ct bisa Hour of the Vik - Ptrrose hy 'o thie WSED radio wsudi- “4 fc] a ve as as Hllows (overture, ingals ty interesting. Dispatch, : ; oe : semances by the Chiwago [ike ey "a yy?’ os , Pee ee | i asae the nights of Jan soe BE: oS a * } le te te “pla a 2 ee “a ee at ence. wilt take place next Saturday Cave ¢Menuelssohn). “Dar f TY] 1 | * pera qi ] i . J Jt : igs Se: wn megan by - ” LPM ‘ VO Cloek, lJeene HV evening. i — wage a pare ; . CEC PONTE aihce a j ie doncere? Wil repr ny ut g Grand { | = é ne: sa am x Ces: 3 . “ :. ei MI wearer ‘ a. a a or: Md \e hing ai hy > ¢ vay K. | fle’ follow * the ' Ne] Ladies" (('nsella ¥: A ndante ‘ centr al at indar 1 time Py : Pf : gees he +a ; SO aho, Will bnigs letter frown a radio fan in Can- trom Syvimphony No. 5 ¢ Tach ike a ge a oe ] ; . ; ki oul o sec’ rt Ow - >---— oy and 28. Ps Fs re . F prrrrsees | | gf “The S lio’s Glarden” = a “Me aust ok * ae Me te aes Be SIs me Se ragliios Crarden (Sjo- ada to J); i] idicates oe : en seene Lrati ‘ ogee ae ~ ; st unmrosel indicates the wide sky Pian : : acs : me Ar t from th sae fe + i Py pe ER A$ cren). and “My Lover Jle Comes on uppeal of these concert of fine a : ). Air on G. String « Bach), Ga- A tube will never blow lout {f the , Boon ie oe ‘ : te ig a Ski’ «Sigurd Lie). Music ee pe Dances from “Henry \ Iti” operator exercises the least bit of , Giand : me en ge + (ie jill rr re — noe eo ; ; Hes (Saint Soeirss, stage of th 3 ; B 4 ee Be%, Mae es The TIRET Ine nta! selections OV You are nee choot. ewathiped Opera Company on Friday nigat, ' 4 = - 2 i te ag the Tollefsen Trio will be: Tyrie with letters of appreciation of your tal “1. to New York, ana thenve *, : 4 “ie is: : ; A (¥y. edie (Novelletten 4 “Larghetto radio Cone erta: “ven sO. | wish to ee ee” eon - Hiroto. and Finale-Allegro. add my line to the rest. To do that, vil] be relayed by wire to KSI) ane a? ‘ein. : ’ ae: : \ : i : ‘ > re , " , he * * ro @? : « ‘ y* ‘ : . its fellow etatioins 2n the red Net- i. f ae ’ i : (Gad », Sonata fo Violin and Vill need te bring vou out here to the oe e work,” and to the stations operit- | rn a ER es : piano-— Allegro Moderato.” (Sto- prairies, lo you know the country 108 on Eas C ° . J : ” * haa ? a ot an) °, ° ; cr - ry. Pos ° ™ *s 4 Se Peete ret Carl and Augusta lollefsern. trom Winnipeg West to Calgary: Amazing news for Mc iY, in the “Blue Net- in with WIZ ‘ —— . oi , 50 : . e¢ “Ve + e° it £ ee well as to VW KT. Philadel- eee | . . “7 we Piano colo Aria and Boturree Just bare, rolling land, practically Pet emmuditlinsaitin ° 8 ot Kets’ i ae ee Se | Fie ‘eA (From Holberg Suite) (Grieg). ho trees and no flowers. little | bagel es ee aa cab paid @ will be transmitted dire caution, e Chicago cCivie MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE oe ) work, ee : a hia: WEEL. Besten: WBZ. Spring- Sie tee . ; eo: of Fn ag, Maes: WAR. Providence, it. J... ois 9 a aaa .. £, Prio—-Kinale from Trio Op. 53.° homes «they eall them Shacks) a ao - , iia a rs ae meh . Bs . >: Sir. ae - Be _ { Lange-Mulle >). here gnd thers :t e ther, ; E = A Bb wentien aert> mae Game. tee sateen i o.: WTAG. Worcester, Mass.; WOR. Be eR sae F OR ' | ! 3 nos of thern with - CROSLEY ee = on See oP Ruffalo: UTA N. (Cleveland, and a ; ’ a a ci ae ea + 1 ' Te: : out paint: Sep ilffie of boerca tty clt- ; .7 as @ Eliminater in every radie fan's heme . : , on a Se eRe I. ge espifte the faet that there are Blader, exXeep! our acres and acres of “ | F D e eee ein 7 y. NO MORE “B’ BATTERY NUISANCE Heok up a ‘‘Better’ ‘‘B’’ Gattery a number of other stations * ;. gone ie eo ae a lot of freak circuits, the at ! ae day. nici +f 32%. = il a | oe oe 5 wg es .¢ 3 z Fee . 4 | ’ as ee { e a 1 sa a aber A het; WV onderfu] sunsets and our * : iid» cating 2 & Ses Sa 4rd hMYeCcnMps Kive the best results rather ; 0 dialect apr See ; : and terget battery treebies forever. ie wen- oe ® i7} “12S ¥ ; a a Tracnhr awesome northers imits. , feam “ba Travinta will be trans-, 2 “a fA Bee: and very little trouble : pane ity a iigait t] ccessories derful ‘nveation means . gee hs 7 me % 8 ee e live about 160 miles east af oh mitted in the samme way from the e wpera in ht a } : os a | Se B : Ps na “ey > ay pre | : *% ‘ Send perfectly on direct or — n> Acar These operatic braaccasts Whit o- eae | . F >. Aa Bt , : $ using gin at 9:15 centr i standard : times. en 24 RS 7 i. F * awl “of est 2% bicelles : : ig re el! ie ee ’ instructions Betis lavely Music to Be Broadcast, a ‘ te ee: SS ees : : : ; iy oe Comey inctty fialched mete) once. in nest Friday tught's 0 grand oe eee a Famous 12-Pay Plan : MAIL YOUR ORDER NOW oe rh oe eer ees BB ta ' HEN TROUBLE D ’ { t Order your Eliminater wow at thie spec's! petted a. 7 ous iA Ee : eee . Te eR jie VELOPS IN ; | reduced price. Write é6r~s8. | . >> ae. YOUR RADIO +--+ >; ; | ~ iL ee ee gt PRED we OE BI eo OE a t t t : (plas few cents postage) ée- “ ” e ree Se livers Etiminater. Use 0 ten day with reouita, retura it and opera broadcast. a : YW) be heard t singer Edith Macon wil 1) Orv of th: prin poral rot ae a ee i Se a ae REMEMBER: We do the best Radio Repairing in the city; our Between Locust and the Orpheum Theater . | your money will be ref : BETTER RADIO LASGORATORIE ee 2 ra PS: My o> singers who will Pave semaine roles Mos 23 -a >" ay :: Bee: in “Faust” that esening will hoe. . > me x OR EES peo PO ae cg ty RE: , Irene Pavloska, Morin Claessens ee i ae Te Se experts can ascertain what is wrong quickly and accurately with . Dept. 8-178, National ferar Rivhard Poe Seo wf the latest Laboratory Testing Devices. . i ae ee T ' DAY OR NIGHT, PHONE LACLEDE 9072 : ) ’ . cous (;i0rgio Ia! sa*tat® 11 coneduc os EDi\ oa MASON eet cies wt taunt SOUTH SIDE RADIO & SERVICE CO : y Tee one of the inest beatiful musicai- —-—- ; - , : Ketiusiedia 3607 j = tong y ° ly in all operas. for it brings such Broadcasting Co. on N6v. 15, evening ato o'clock, the Corbett- Dealer Gravo * Avenue Atwater Kent e eauti°* ; \ fanious imas Ss S aa io TE | liower through KSI) and Many other stu fSeeht ox Gt Hroad- GRAND AND GRAVOIS : Song.” “Le Ro de ile. the great tions, when Mury Garden sang it “Se a vs «i SF ? 4 ] TC ied ‘ zr 7Y%e> S.-t,. “igt ts, } bide y ms 44 arn ) Hs + 2 re = : t * 65 ae ‘5 ¢ * . : . sit ° Bie | ss O St roa if . LOF ; e = « - - gf ° . F busy OT ‘if tahijs af i te lift ye ri? I, ¢ mers the storv gnd scene of ‘ WiC IVES. ip proach fo perfect radto as yet achset ed. Transmission probvbler. «© imvelvedy] husiibonehtis battles of the past . = ; ae 4 me S - : : : OF The operatic trecdeast is the Already they have heard broad. Total shielding and the perfect © tcam | With this Sparton you can realize the full degree mee @reet result of the success of the casts of the Sullivan-Kilrain, Sulli- | work’ of all items in the receiver and : | ; ° . 1 | B first broadcast of the National! van-Corbett fights, Next Frida: eh. Cn oh. wemmacl ah! | of Radio Delight. Good Radio—the best we speaker arc responsibie for this remMarKabDic k neg i ON fp p | pri : fod result. | ‘now in the whole field of popular prices! Fada Harmonated Reception is now being an instrument richly beautiful in two-tone wal- nut and antique bronze. SaN 2 Pm Sy : demonstrated by all Fada Dealers. . / ™” ie a & | th . ~ ‘ \ VEE ek, h\ \ Hear 1t! We can promise vou the surprise ; ; 4 ; ~ P : P Ihe strong stations will need only a part of your \ Nhat \ 1} \\ 4a a , | oe ec. : 4° )\ Cone Bae = Sparton’s power. Listen to them, as you see fit. DISTRIBUTORS: | Then turn in your reserve, cut through your lo- aire Py & seco _ aici cal barrage, and bring in the messages from far- | away. Sq 4 ae i \ pT) aheabe rs ‘ -\ 2 q i/ ie ad { Lada Neutrodyne Recesrers — table and | ° , Our own recommendation, and the quarter-cen- fancture models §,6, and § tubes from oe Fate Cone Speaker — Table | tury reputation of Sparks-Withington are back [Ree $35. Pedestal Floor tyne $5). ’ ; of every Sparton we sell. | ae (Come in and see the Sparton we have picked for rated--loop nests in cover GOOG ' your complete Radio satisfaction. operates - -.00Op nests im cover iF cabinet 5 stages sae : ‘Tad.o ‘TEGLENCY aMp.ification ! one / 's ; , . ° so apy . a | ~, A complete line, identical in performance and Sa ae >160 | te hey a quality, and differing only in appointments. Shown above, the Sparton ,5-15, $63. » — 7 s - ¥ Now is the time youneeda DUCON! HEN there's sieet and snow and howling winds ; that’s the time when antenna troubles come. Man is the good program that has been missed while ‘tie B.C. L. was trying to make up his mind to tackle the broken antenna on his icy roof. . : ; | : : : See ” oN é / , : } | THE PATHFINDER OF THE AIR sag ams = 2 ea atipigaiar s ay Fada Tab!:TvpeCone Sneaker L Ang thatiswhyevery set owner should havea little Ducon -- g handy. Plugged into any light socket it makes an aerial } = out of all vour house wiring without risk. What is more, Bl. ; it gives greater selectivity in crowded areas— gives bet- | ter A Mapl ‘ ter results than most outdoor aerials do. And it puts an : ~~ _— a | > - r Vey apie end forever to the annoyance of a broken aerial. - SPA RTC IN SERV ICE IS ASSURED Ik PURCI {ASK, IS 4 Good dealers se!i the Dubilier Ducon on five days’ trial MADE TI {ROUGH AN AUTHOR IZED SPAR I ON for $1.50. Buy one now and have it handy when you . 2 DEALER OR DISTRIBUTOR need it—you will probably never want to go back to the | o'd aerial again. i Ss gee nga nn oo The Woedley Co., 4532 Olive St. Newly Appointed St. Louis Distributor eronica. q “a9 Se yn aoe cdc uns day oy svening,toheers Real IM! © Clymer-Macdonald Co. * 4523 Shaw Blvd. g Dubilier’= [| Fapa rapios (2520 ci OY Gand 9039 mi ans 4 livery—Competent Service | CONDENSER CORPORATION DElmar 4346 Prompt Delivery omp Advance Radio Company, 2810 N. Grand, Phone Lindell “asi 4333 BRONX BI. NEW YORK, N. Y. WE ARE ALSO AUTHORIZED DEALERS FOR | COPELAND ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION ALAA SS AS TS A TT TT

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——9T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ PAGE 2. ie eee = 57. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH seem SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 0% ee = ‘ j BETTY COCKER WILL OFFER mo Bg Yolk wile for? ins iuncy when tne toies ) . b Fz its ee te ary ee om oad . BUGS BALR 10 ACTA “a ASD WIL BR J r T xsp —— LLS LZ ESD Monday morning. oi Boor a te A ste Paris.” bie deal ela oe wi. EVEREADY ANNOUNCER : OPERA LA TRAV | CENTRAL, STA in ~ 7 See 6 OL tw a ‘pep T.« «e494 ww hich Tuna Vv le the oven wit® a mil: AERIELIMINATOR odin 2 Tr * , New principle does eway with the troublesome ectside an- nee ae re s a ae ase eee t. ta - Ga ienne, Better, clearer reception, especially for sur:mertime. in a8 5 3.82 9 55 bed bats : . * ~ Fic es Cw ' & Da:-- — a= . | gh rs 4s a unday. . Wednesday Med.cee static and ontside noises. Improves reception of any tc a dagen oot. = ary don’t fad it improves yeur | I Oo ! Pain | oe Ps. .et wenderfuil.y. get retcnod at once, R A D 7 ie EVENING (*,. : ta’ sent Postpaid 106-Day Free Trial “ Anywhere Meney-BackGuarantes & ° . hy ee 7 No More Outside Aerial, Once You Install tt == see ‘aantsans: ectins GEE IE pam bonne Ne more corrosion from the weather. Free from nearness of neigh- : The tuobee. baftericex~. sae ttc eéeneme ee Monday, Jan. 17 STEINITE LABORATORIES, : uses no current, povmet. ke yore *& La vast pumls ) . ate. : | sc Phone, PRospect 1203-2123 Rg ee | ee Re Lolo. ante. Genemglll 7:30 P.M. 27 Radio Bidg —r£— Make comparison ATCHISON, KANSAS # | now Wie your Ge eae” eek a rey e rendered! , — — : = OE ; present aerial at ee ee | : | ie | ail '}. . Barong ES 7 ‘ “he New sages ap che Taube adio ‘809 ‘tras ett me I ny risK ‘, CT) s hare —s sce ; ; a et, >>. ern ane wth ae. vase he!’ ee «°s5 k.aa only 8125. Se ’ oe re - 1's ; ‘ ’ ‘ sy , f, 8 6} @ ~~ 2 ‘ > «42 30 P. M. Lood S; 2 tf: tin. Compete @ th tubs SiSt wth pot’ od tobcr +: seth oe a ight SER VICE CO. fase. ibi,'¢ ie ‘asi, 3 ae | = ee RY a ¢ serbia tt * 9: i : ‘ : -* $ > ‘ ‘ ° ‘ “ , : , ns . wat? 1 eo m vw E AF i “1 a: had ‘ “ ’ . “? €2- . . S «at % 4 : : ah a8 @» gerts 4 a rane 4 as a! hose elt For Genes ntive iteratice befote t a” pean. Re Aiso Steinite Long Distance (rystai set 86 ©-Tube Matters sei 84. we Tt To Dar 2 GRAVOIS AV — me! z — be ee 7 283 e ver? eg if : , as jo es f ae — 3 a i: i . . : a9 ‘Oves, ) ; be | ss : vf — 3 2 O. tse : 7 “i : : r é' é +) a “with Wig ' a a 1 SE YD your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATOH and GPT MTEL ee aE _R. B. SPECIALTY co. 3 se , at R BAER ~ ls one ns sk agree to iam racetagd n 18 ‘ 5 ‘ + 4 bins : : . ‘ TRU At ‘ ; mad & Noo of u i . 7 RES tT s—2-time Ad > ella 2731 CHEROKEE : — By : or More GRand 3°59 Radio Purchase 2300 S. GRAND : STORE $s / All Steres Open Daily FREED-EISEMANN CKand 852! From 8 A. WV.to 9 P. BM | | | ae 1 7102 Manchester MAIN STORE 1129 LOCUST ST, | Sundays Till 1 P.M CROSLEY | HIland 2160 MAin 4847-4848-4849 January Clearance and Clean-U RADIO SETS AND ACCESSORIES After peat We Find an Overstock of These BESTONE MODELS (and Small Lots of Other Desirable Radios) on Which We Slash the Prices for Quick Disposal—No Greater Opportunity to Purchase a High-Grade Radio for Little Money Was Ever Presented Than This January Clearing Sale—Come Early for Better Selection! Net & “yr a ee a Be eee ea eee gle Blast eS on *} _ 4 “ . pan ; Wednesday, Jan. 19 130 by Germont ané We 8:00 P. M. - Nrerg)is “Gael Pes a eg s0urs eT or | “>raids hig father, whe Radio e /? Dim aed reetiis oo ls youth. Alfiede Comm Se One Viglette te Pari, . _ — | pebares 7 ite: ooo Notre she hae attached to Regul er, Baron ; ‘ her > ~ “ae “HAVE A HEALTHY]. na ds ee og : sess a _— " mar, of . rey Tad ; ; me " party and :pbraide bee ti - ee Fe wat ; crm at P aoe ,i fe ‘ ’ -~* “at t rng ‘ a , e . i Bit a ae the noe a epee. Liecen . ner s rength E ony rect Rath se ° . * . o = ork @snaraaterd ‘ . a : 9 pe Ov ¢ ai 6” é il 7 dis« ave “ ‘ | ‘7, ae ae " ee : Lae, She a ne A ee, * Pate om “ i . Oe ~ - + er ORNS EO ee Wad i a apr i as 9 “¥ hy . "a ? : . ‘ ee . Louis” —— Hop ae es “ sabe aS oe and hastens to Violett ‘ | ne rheterads Specraisats - os a ae Ges ad er Torgireness, oni i tes | , ‘A aa"'" ton AY I GR FE N PE . 7 wr. oo : +3 ru. coe Mp BOL) 8, rs F FRON I Se OST so Soe eee cM 516 Washington Ay. —— . ve we tte Age be Oey Der z , JOO 00 OOD OOOO OD OODO RODD OOOO Bestone LX Radios With — wu Loud Speaker This ss the 5 tus : $! stiri MODE I. The cabinet or As DBarticar : ike "¢ bein cngr. Th periees nies nt pana da Bestone XX Radios etchings. Bestone MX Radios Saeee Se eranmens the foes fee es A 5-Tube Receiver : BESTONE LX emolovws toe tun. : A 5-Tube Receiver Product of Hen: » Hymen Laebo:cito::e@®, New York Cit. 27 oy. 1°20 ieee, ~hestra & ‘ts aM “rem! Bax ee agrctery Sign th wks 444 Tone) a a. bell “eit + * ie ‘Migneas mes im. axa, 3 Chicago 3° 0.2m-$lda°'—-7. ort pres "as. _ C™ rags 745 3m-l Site, —*4, 97) ¢\seere) Pee (0 30-12 Samorcaer om eo ween assures satistying OC LIVIL Here is a vowerful, highiv selective, distance- excel.ent tone quality. ¢ 5-Tub 1927 getting set of crai:fving and sound construction. A si! ft= ° 2 ) : Here is a Radio Receiver built after intelligent consideration ude, /. circuit’) involving highiy improved adaptation to to al! mechanical details. resulting tm a compact atrangeement, ; Insuring Maximum so'ume, sensitivity and heauty. VModel— tuned radio frequency which makes possible sur- Wonderful performance—beautiful appcarance—-amarsing Thes Sale ct extrem select: *s of comatbdegagiin XX RECEIVERS is (amplete With Ail 50. OO their great care of design sd accuracy of manu Eguipment Priced for passing performance. price —rt Poem + eutstenmding s:edso achieie ment Regu!ar $4754 Vale, yz | 60 Specially Priced for 7 Complete With All Equipment Inctudinge 8B and \ torace Batter es L@id Speaker. Aerial Bawuipmec Tubes :- $43 40 and All Necessars Accessories On Sa, VWOTMING £ISF TO oe } ( ee@st-te-Ceast Reception on the Leud Speake _ NEWEST DESIG - Merle Duston. the famous radio authority, has ie... at last perfected a construction kit, ca the 2 Transformers... . PILOTONE UNIVERSAL that will enable the Home Set Builder to construct five different ™ 3 Coils eo Saas types of sets from a single kit, aad to haa 1 Double Condenser, $2.00 from one type to another without redrilling @e- Radio News features nel ubpanel. 1 Single Condenser, $1.00 sot amie in radio design. And Kr always at the front. has a number of those Total $17.59 20m i= stock—at the usual Kresge nomen E ing prices. PILOTONE UNIVERSAL KIT $11.594 The £1229 PILOTONE UNIVERSAL AIT in. ALL THESE SETS BUILT FROM a drilied and {f'»-cens Bakelite sub-pane! 203 Nc cliede *'. . t a ae a _ * = q * roe See 4 r > . &. J ne a a ? a Ts 2 . . . oy 4 gic on . _. ie # 7 73 Pe : Mee ti ‘ _ ee, ome — . re foe ee . > = . fh, : . an J . oe *. y 4 P mS . % - ey = Y oh ee 5 Ste os 2's) . — 2 ee ee. Sa , 7 4 > a ‘Sats r: * “ i 2 ? +a = «= _ 5 % Fa se a _. > he et ; os ies * = : eT a dl > nati ae Ps a Att Oy ih » eo eats 2 a ~~ —_ os ea ; P Mery . s . ~ 1 tf Ae ee Pwo. e's * - ee aR NA Ge Pome co x a, * tad me + Dene ie % fe stem. we ‘$1. 66: mnie : | Seaghetts Tubs ae ONLY 127 LEFT? . Operate YOUR Set Off the snag — Steet feneths (,,eund Clamps, @.. "' . Ligh if Socket. ’ copper, Se sweiue , —_ tagie variable C. thee ‘ e e ; a ae = “B” Eliminator | Bette: v (Clamps. s2 ing > grip, ~~ .»¢€ i aise * > J j s : : , ha * re ; . ; ; } Len) : o , bes . ‘ rn F ; a ™ UW a4 s ss. 7 7 e * ° . j . ‘be ’ rv ' fect? lamp Sectet : fl ps ried ‘ . @*$e vaise , i har is auts and rad : teer: r rns | —- “ ts r ‘ ania . ~ + . . ereters, S0¢ Cane - ke Sew impraved genuine F -ech 27 e in ;' J , 4 ‘ . wy « ’ 343 Lenk Aatematic Bleu e y Bum setter aperates ‘ram ' T Ne $ $0 eive : ~~ Aer i o.enl¢ aiternating —o National: - ers SR. i v 4 a 45 of , rivers ’tvady 4 netant ad : vite oar Sagan .ertised «a ahs ‘ ‘ Sab i a y c ~a ’ F , = - & . ‘4 hy > -“ " A ‘ o Pe . : . Z Ae a - is ads . > iV g ety Pay a ae at Se oe, ’ or\ges Rr ae A a Bae , exe dani: 5 ee , =, ll 4 . 7 é a sf : iy 4 “ wyot 4 « ’ wy ‘2 as ar a ~ wy 4 * Yo SRO RT ye ig, een oh og Mibete- 5 a Pe as Re roG.*t. Stenea d Aerie! stil “air emt aupp!s 4 51] + Bisel ac Pate: tre rate any a $19 50, on saie af * Mire, “Se caeiue 2 tipte Rec Ps Set. 20-t¢. iead speaker F «te: ' improved 1527 Wede! DH eeseienet ODE teeuie 2° 5 TRICKLE CH en sete j ensie ARGER. Ratter ee s. i“ "2c safes ar: O , —— | "guts ' O e eee eae Saati nee Qe ca Sena’ §g@s| QoSercet $B OS i ae Acc’ 20 - for Postage anf Pr-king on Battery Orders = se; sseeaee ee B88 , . eeeeeeeeeeeeeeseees SeSeeeseeeeeecee ORR EEE EER ee ee .. 4 - 4 - . 3 = |e 3624 OLIVE et oe oF to eee. ee oe OS HAP dor. Ali See OQOOOOOONOOSOOOOONONN eee”

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60 WL BRONLAST OPERA ‘LA TRA Aneticr Tabloid Presentatig From New York Pomorrow Night, Direct (3. (Be We rai, W)} be uv the audience of KS] (OINOTrOW Night. | aid will be under — of Cesare Sodero. : iuciudes the “OMoWing WEAF Grang 4 frenaia Zelinsk. d (ta: Deyora Nag. 5 Pe | ‘ ’. l Oras: oman of rreat “ny loves. Alfre : lve with SS wttiagay 7 aBTeCCS £0 leave ~ cde OF living, The % (Liseclosee Violetta and e eran the suburhs. ifvedo accide ntaliv learnell igietta has had ta Sacrifjee peyty in the city to maintain | ‘. he Foes to Parig to re. 2 6lortiunes ermont, Alfredo’s father mietty athd Pleads with her as her connec. “in lim and his Tie gtruggzie is and the scene brings atu. arias and a pas. fonute dua bey (sermont and Weio. lett.c. luove prevails and Violett: fo prove. ber love. for Alfredo re. fturr.s fo Parie without seeing him nd resusiue» 4 4 . as : 2 7 a ity 9: +" Hast. 3 oe ! = e reports Jin aud 3 ? ‘ ees je EVENING | Sunday, Jan. 16 : ‘ 6:20 P. M. ' Tajor Ted Ali thre -~ ory 1) Atwater Kent Vii ie K Maris Kurenke. I. -- 4 tere Foprano, ns Agere de Stefano, Monday, Jan. 17 7:30 P. M. iee's Harvesters in oa Musi. a ceslogve Threug!: Mussia. 9:30 P. M. " WEAF Grind (pers Co. pre-e gents “La Traviata’ by Nerds. Tuesday, Jan. 18 7:00 P. M. i The Vikings, Mss.sted des Toliefsen Trio. : 7:30 P. M. Jolly Buckeye Bakers «© cinnatl. 8:00 P. M. Eveready Hour, Be ire “Bugt” Baer, the noted jiunior- ist, wil! offictate as anno; 9:00 P. M. Bridge tian 9:30 P. M. Hal? Hour of Danee Meus, Wednesday, Jan. 1 8:00 P. M. Ipena Troubadours ‘ . »! A. Rew BR, Fes a ° . ‘ . «es »* * ¢j War; set. rc. t*ine Auction “4 - ~~ ial — ’ : 2:46, 7 Be rhe WE bulletins re Lig bt €'« bhctise *, Wednesday “si yoites! 4s ' i a is { © OP Oe 7 Tlreau - j ‘ CENTRAL STANDARD TIME 545.1 Meters 1:40 ane tT ~~ and I’ridax, sett. PROGRAMS 8:30 P. M. 9:00 P. M. iba: 9°12 from the Ouleon ork Ssirnphons saithite farts 9:00 P. lie = Poertdas ‘4 - —— _—_—-- > : KMA WEKAL ; has regag at \ WNC. WOW, WRVA. WEBT. Weel MS: ¥TIc KDKA. Pitsburg SUD Lm 4, purch service. PAB, Lineoin Ofec a bei. ale. {dtu udu j wheal: ‘4 ’ NF, Shenandoah . Colin Rule Cine, | WO, Oakland. (ul. ’ eoncert bar. MB]. Lee Angeles (4 . dure) wemie, 1 rials BOA . Demver 3224 TUK - BAS, @orch service. EPO, Sep Francisco « id orchestra: h - Concer or-heolra. NOL. Sou Shek “m7 tae quartet, "8.3m TOOK.) rt. 2O.50. cuneer! . Heusen 1) Mp - POLO: church etrviree 9 50. Skyline concer’. RYMS. Hot Springs (8749.85-740kc) —2 grand ensembic. KYW, Chicago 335.4r-580kK- 7, ~ une Gay Evening (lun, % clasmteas conocer , Fert Worth i47 BO. urchestra. (2P°R yD SO creles—4 eaWeek oud, orchestra, ALS ft Bs: ira Bwitn WiiBM he ad rf Bue fim-hotlke > ites = ° . . . aget. Pa! (416 .412- program, Clr ] organ Te- - quartet, tenor, 4 and pianiat. wy asignegoo:i:-61 Dae ’—2 15 musica! q Indians; if. . Chicago (370.2m-810k°)—7. art- ‘ program. Chicago (265. 3m-1150k- eesical prog-am: 8:10. claescal per } lyric trio; 10.30-12 Samovar o- . i?a. PAA, Dalian $75.9m B50,4 | Purch services RB ithe exudes P@@esira: 13. misical recits. muni ‘tpal t 3 ; N, Chicago (cue? Ky Vy pe . / hie { arro'l sR 4 ‘ sy Wy. oye mee room: ot Tw: IO 90, +40 imrete 39 *H. Riie ra Radio Programs Central Standard Time. _ —s —_—- nr Ew. 4 ire hi ' WOAT, Poet we Wot, 1S @s ‘ . VOW. a? wate. Here; eervie?, MCd, hicag, (44°. .am-67Cke —S&, 24) Wiiteus uEecrst. WeAl, Cincinnals (28 .0.0m-920k° , "Wik ee se 7 Pane ’ Bonn ’ Nia gf urna, ' ! -".3M ad =e Pa" e MA. Clewela:n ! (:;49.4m-7760i fi merVvices, “A i steels on™ a tae 45. Gold tT ra: arul -ANGLO-PERSIANS WILL PLAY BEETHOVEN MARCH FROM KSD In next Friday evening's coucert ° from ‘rein KSD the Whittall Pers.ans will play riusic Eg: p:. Engiand, Turkey, France and America. The program will he as “Zoraida”’ esStoighton). Hatter Waltz (CAibid. March CReethoven), lon, es Patoma2”’ “Mare he Mi: “March of. the Toys” ia ciahdliiaieal (Paidini), (Werbert). . “Uses CY OM, DP Service Of a summons bv} ' by a beet, declared legal Authorized Radio Dealer SUPPLY CO. 203 North Broadway . ip Between Olive and Pine—Opposite Bank of Commerce i Schweig- The Most Scientific Radio Service in St. Louis ALL MODELS OF Super-Heterodynes | Radiola — DISPLAY | Perfect CONVENIENT TERMS Satisfaction Assured 4929 Delmar—FOrest 0430 0431 0432 ° OPEN EVENINGS Spain, | tullowe: , Bail Room | Turkisa Request selec- (Yraider), | | | , | | ~& RCA-Ra or * FRE = Dealers in Brunswick Panatropes, Phonographs, Radiolas, Records—and Orthophonic Victrolas. (In Oar Delmar Salon Only) ACMmmerer UuS1IC Shop INC. THREE | STORES ,\ 3199 S. Grand Bl. ..ciar: v0 2902 N. Vandeventer Av. PINDETLT. 2140 CABANY 910ea 6317 Delmar BI. We Are the Largest Outlying Music Dealers in St. Louis Open Every Evening Until 9:30 O’Clock a It is modern radio that meets the of modem broadcasting It is modern radio that stands unchallenged in quality of musical reproduction- Radiola 20 has proved that musical quality is not a matter of price. In a thousand comparative tests, it has surpassed much_higher priced sets in clearness and reality! Make the same test yourself—compare it with any make. And follow the judgment of your own ears. * In performance—these are facts established by repeated and exhaust- ive laboratory tests, and proved over and over again in thousands of homes: Radiola 20 has the distance reach of larger sets that have more tubes. A special form of “amplifica- tion” makes this possible. Itis twenty times as selective as the ordinary set. RCA Loudepaakes 100, $35 conditions ere ? And it is sturdily dependable— Make a permanent in- vestment of your Christmas gift?’ money. Buy radio that will give you years of music radio that ts TRIED. FEST EL, PERFECTED and entertainment—. } — ee ai j strongly built to stand up through long use. Radiola 20 is single controlled on near stations—and for far stations, adds small verniers for accurate tun- ing of distance. It is modern radio —simple, dependable, singling out thestation you want,evenin crowded cities—and reproducing every pro- gram with a vivid reality that chal- lenges comparison. Radiola 20 may be operated either with batteries or battery eliminator. RALIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA New York ' Chicago San Francisce Any RCA Radiola may be bought on convenient terms Buy with confiidenre where you see this sign iola AKERS fee °* tHE mM al ae Ns Yo mR PERE YE REE SO e AN! . .. hes r wo e ‘ » ‘ . “te n , \ 7 > & : Baty oa 8A ey ; ‘ ‘ Ne ao. ‘ P ne Soe Phe” " ve Stax heath e-' &* = Reads ~ = a . ithe ates Ds RSS Ss : x S ie SP ee ot x . wo . a h] : + a " ¥ » ; Soh ANS RA a. ~ " -RADIOTRON J | et Electric Company 904 Pine St.;} We Will Demonstrate | j In Your | Home | No Obligation 904 RADIOLA Serving the Home ELECTRICALLY Since 1886 Monthly Payments if Desired vorandt Electric Company 904 Pine St. CEntral CEatral 3454 Be a 3455 3456 — BETTER SERVICE 3624 OLIVE -: - Near Grand ° WHAT IT ME THE SAMPSON CO. ANS TO HANDLE RCA RADIOLA EXCLUSIVELY | | BETTER SERVICE|) _ Phone JjEfferson 5723 if. * tae “ ee oe 74 a "2 4s

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘Stati ons in United Stal Mer NING: JANUS 16.7907 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ie : | SUNDAY Corrected List of Radio By HORE RE MACK, Special Correspondent of the Pingoadtecte. PAGE Compare ATWATER KENT | with the other recognized standard radios Stromberg-Carlson : Radiola : Freshman t Broadcasting Say Tere istili “4 »Nation4! 5911 Easton obits sateen: i ~ Dated ae Pre 8 : a 3 “ho Mgnen ere : . hy ae ee Goto te iaaieg Son sae Liberal Allowerce Cenvenient Terms ws "4 waftiea pov ; o) oe Be a iy a oli : ica. eee h VS I | 1 90) 22 oer. Ss if mee “phate $501 OD She ti “e . i , odhtes Ceti 1 uw oie. ‘a da i ae be oxo Ze ps r me ae AS ia ay" ri “pT, r — = “> . PK ¥ Oe ee . * “ eat * ‘ ™ cs i Mabie aha toni OOED, , Aedpgce Bm LON A NR A AMR AR BEEBE Se = ROH RRR tee weg 2 & ay Ree 1 Aasinn Pe ee ee ee ee eee heres ae Sere acd . * £8 2, ie J ae eer ‘es r -_ Pe ee ee aN wt Re ee Beh aned tye and in nat ealil a) aP aby + s eel 4s ad SERN Tod Se Se University City And Others Wishing Radio Satisfaction Visit Our Atwater Kent Radio ) (2200052525 ATWATER WEN? Show Oo petals sti he aerrts, Bilin 72 ATYTO & hee ean , All Models on Display R \ } -, 7 epg ’ lie : A lice on redioeeail * i . 4 KY : “ i Me 4 | . . 00 cas et Flips. Lerntory gong fact 190 pags : we wv ‘ Se nt KMMS © of, Na Gane Des OUR SERVICE in the home 1s . rfdio B k FREE. Weite today —dor’e de! 2 Mh ; | a atis TY ; vas! wT te 3D. FISCHER, 1226. Aasinien Ain. tibiae MODEL 35 Ele , ea ee a Aes ok ; ts = oar dependable and guaranteed. We have a portable testing outfit and experts in charge of testing tubes, batternes, sets and all connections. Service anywhere in the city Hoelting F.adio Sales Co. 6504 Delmar BI. PArkview 5833 AMO NY HO aes ) es eh nid, - ~ % ‘ ‘4 ¥ e »vr~ yigentall "sy *: be -lopd sting Cihaa f - needs of: - . ce» s ne Se ; : rg Ps; i Pn re » po ae bone i’s en Ae eid * ~ ies. ' k 1}. te! hia ae : ° : “ . : om : oe. +4 . 4 ar gel ‘ > ne “i sate “samep 74 oe \ J. L ’ Te ex. .| ah . 7 . ar , a eee — .50 — PSX OP Free Home Demonstration pabigt 7 es KNX fas Angel On) 330.0 St oal brosbaml e. we. re .Sie cad - rhape. te: tee . $2.50 Weekly Payment eee ‘ he = ae ce } Je. + p. ~y a was iebure bes “ne ¢ 4 ge aagrtt ts ‘aise , other lement. of . ee ai SOA Corea, Ove Sach Sepepeggh cat geste AX Ja ksyuytlie, us oo Aylesworth said. Call! COlfax 2092 este ORS bee Neds eee KOCH Onan. Na KJAY Cie eiand, 3) he CO ; * a Spesigtase a es Bt | 3 ; .- se eres :; - Jolt mi. eo | . : ~ eherefor* pa = ee ~— : . ot Pew aF. } : , 4 Th r+: } “5 $4 94 ‘ 0 a oe rs ‘ j ’ , ‘or we " ; : "Ins % lest ro. Thi « inolae eR le ts: We Are Also Authorized RCA Radivria Dealers Broadcasting ‘“o.. | + ~ To Get Home Help A nurse, ma'd, housegirl or a ‘oman to do Cleaning, use a Post-Dispatch Want Ad. Call MAin 1111 S OO 44ers 3 &i) = + tof ’ . a ee: > hae ’ Pt .. - —_—_— ArHreton. ¥a i 5 ,¢ 4 ukee o 4a a ; t srriye ae si.roticdead the § ‘ - > - a . i os ; -. ' ine) > ‘ . . 2 >| . rN ar Sai) tp men PR! 00.34 G — y eati ae well «as (eg rn : iN ] “al Siig. Mich.’ 1s Jone weather. Fra kets : WY 2%, me, Wi BH Jollet, Hi” rt : - bus Com erie ee Ww New York DMO BIS. ts Mas. ta - ast, Wis 1: tr “a sercdas itdtacsl Prior fo take ad- “ er - - +? 5 . : * rl: +6 . 2 so oat > 9 ere reftians, . acne Mace ’ . a ) : | , ; : ; iis on. agrieuk ji ectie ‘ - hé on ‘ . : a? p é a. ooy (a rey ba? aT i] COle ° ' Ee ; > - wkae" cankdal surg. j . ture iru. ET Os ‘ 1 - Sets and All Models of AT WATER KENT Schweig-Engel ™« Corp. Radio Service Perfect Satisfaction Assured in 4929 DELMAR St. Louis FOrest 0430, 0431, 0432 Agthoritzed Dealer RCA _ ee - ATWATER iugt’s ‘. ~ Oe, 7 a aS nang MR ie ae ” : » » ! oo r ‘ . awn 6! . ‘ nn a " >, ‘ ssalt iae 4 . 1S a a j Dad ‘ 1s y , ¥ - ~~ “ 3% fs ~ at re” a ~ ; WS Cd Fe phe pg 9 VON he ; $ ver i Pay gt th en org fae ee : : 4 2 BG an AM . enue ttt cote ee had sey sg a ‘“ tae Tete. ye a & ri tigi = Lawrencet ste. e : ee: ‘ rs ees eherr Tred are WOR sivthes! ead. ' ' 4 Pe} "orbberg ton CC. Worl uf W bifehe WAFL WARE Cincinnati 4 seers ) | he farmer i RI bast Winona, ; in the Pine) | | | f . ; G RS S E OF IRN TERSTATE ee cose Ti. fe es ‘ation . inte iRIGKLE GHAR E AL eg es ane xy WLIT | Philedetphis : 4 . ‘ 4 Diss Set wathe strrprisisc ove dime +o Sugar a Bia soley ote? biwe wore 4 . , rt at hom oe ~aN dealer “South” hee iain! text atpnt «rt CpMcratierts. (Dy . ‘ | ae Ws ; . S . rh sa » * Se i Paha ror OM. 2... oe Bo ne ey a ” « Pe “_ ~ one x ~ ~ Eeetee. wre.. we 77% ed) Si y Her z 4 + - ; — BR oe “h > TMM Wich Built-In “pose Speaker rtpodertes weatla Cipla No-Battery No Mcre Batteries! Chargers! te ' | , , 3 . . = ’ ° . + +? - q ' F.% ‘ . . 1” ° ee S Pua es ms : = aS ° . > ; “wa 5 ‘ ; . , ° os “ } ‘ a e i e - . .° ‘ * ; i 5 : . {; 7 0 C * ° « ’ ae » 6 : 4 ‘ is . ta si 4% ee tc . —. ® . ove : 4 . - >> ; ’ ~ = _ a ol m saclay ' ae a , WRrST har be a ; 5 C/ Brow re * *R ‘ + -. . a* + é . : ,* =e , »> 4 . ; 5 ‘ 2 Be 9 "9 _* . : omg ° ‘ Oe SE 65 -* WB. aE . me Let ] : “et ‘ ' ; % , ‘ > , , w « ‘ a+%e . . . —— ’ s . * u ‘ = 3 . i z e« ‘ i ; . ? £ Electric Set No More No More Eliminators! No More Expense: See it today. : ia 9 * > oer $ s ‘ gmstadted in 7 SO. Visco tapaakes an Preonive Thiet Mine else ta? Yeu evpisceler tanendel slniaika.™ “Kamar SPECIALS For This Week gies 89¢ $1.89 roner BST $41 90 We Will Show You How Build This Set Free. Crvsta: wWSEX St prt ta tied. itm. WeS' Reg | 3e3 WS Nashtiltle. Tenn,’ WSMBEB am (or ieans, La WeVaA Dart ha Wa F Mil -aukee WsoM Woudha ren, a ‘ WSI'T Iowa City, 5 aE WSWS Patavia Til. F WSYR Srracuse, N.Y. Sei : ‘ 3} ; “Volga &§£ Bers rn trande «Dag my | \nidatite “ant Techaikow skv ‘ ar AvDI0 TRADES ASSOCIAT TO ELECT DIRECTORS FEB, 2 *Pathae-: . pre*givdent a? “et « Awmocia following 4 . candidates : rd of éirees 4 T+)? Loren heil Ba assoc MRA Mig hn Yin oes TYPE 201-A UV-199 WD-12 ear TESTED RADIO ou TUBES Speaker Cc ae 2 89° _|s1.98 bO0)- aQanpere storag “58. rivtolacp cRMse: sever . a sarmitcr, Monin B Eliminators ‘ BALKITE BATTERY | Manhattan GHARCGER i927 Model—_Type H $4 f.95 Bremer-Tully Kits. ST! Ap fl. Se 7? i. - new he 4 Pe aoe Le 470: a VT carifs ? ‘ ass : 44 tf Ss ' j ad ' or ? SPRA TAL Ww VJ Ter frit Mic. WAPR Detreat Mich. -——- a Ye *~ a» wiEd: Bbhe SPECIAL BARGAINS Reduced Prices | ~ $19, 750 tors amar with “Be MaRS rat the same time Sma $11.45 .ontinually ating at high em haw taps af one AY ne a Interference Eliminators $3 Complete $ Aerial Outfit__ S: en Ww 3 Cry s ale 3 for as. 00 woe $6 45 Méectoons to the va si 69¢ e detector: & ing. posts and THE COMPLETE ‘INE CONVENIENT TERMS ATWATER KENT RADIO ( oast-to-ecoast Receptio : >-¥0Oi }? 20-toot Exten nsion Sli ) C Voltmeters _ 49c meted bau $3.45 the other end are taps & v0c Phone Plugs 25¢ - ai + 8 necting to the “A eas trequenss. £59.09 Value pe , ‘? -* ¢t he 17-23-43 Plate Variable batter; ] 89 set and at the same 49 C de : 5¢ freeh stock: teated.... ' ' ing to the ‘ f ge Ongensers ....-0.-.-8 Battery: rubber case: - Stora: device is hooked up % only a couple of @ National Tires simple. all one hae 3 turn the switch of Accessory Co. 1115 CHESTNUT ST. ‘tune tn on the stat off the receivers Mali Orders VWied oer Perea? > ——— 4mperites “Yydrometers the “A™ and “B” charger automa lceeg, “A” battery at peak | For the past (wes , these Balkites has. 5-tube, 6-tube. - 7-4 | sets very satiat 5: ctal test. Between Opp. Olive and Pine pp. Gank of Commerce 9th & Washington 16th & Cass 203 N. BROADWA

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_ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH CSUEXDAY MORNING. JANUARY 16. 1927 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . __. PAGE 3a —— - a = ee = : - en Se ne AEG Maria Kurenko on KSD Tonight Ifit I08£SIiN JM“ trmenemarion nm vour nome é DIO SERVICE “Russian Nightingale” to Be ww > = (IN THURSDAY NIGHTS ; MAIN (869 gS T FE | N i T Ee MAIN 1869 Per , ', 1 : * 6: OS ERS POR a |e — ee | : ear) F 7-TUBE, NO-BATTERY RADIO SET peng xy Co Plans votes X, H H ‘- , ition ma \ rd water Kent Mour—riarp- re ae | pntaiaea ss are aoe wes aan Come in and See This Wonderful Set or Phone for Demonstration MDiv Ware Xue ff 1g] Boadeast!! : program ter Station : | in rom 8240 tote on Other? z a arkacoms or : ow MODERN ELECTRIC CO., 620 PINE ST. ' ee ees ce sept Cae eal am — — aay sage ette ~ ee a a y a ii f rk, Se c O82. 4, . ee a om ; dtu ©) Lath. in Nelyasst, Vhe sixteenth Atwater hent . / -. ; . a ‘The Na- Hour of the fall and winter: eeric 3 a Ne ne : | Redeort gating. oO. as taKeN will be broadeast from KST thes by f-% Niet ar pt ese gnanas: ment of Statler evening, with Maria Kurenke Le: \ 8 *¥ . (ftoal. Beer ate Nat, arn ae a... BEE HONDAY SPECIALS 317°5:2%08. 5% 3 :. ¢] “ Hall Avieswort! presi- Slatli ColOratura sopratbse, fre-gu il. - £ i ay . | — = 4 ' | SAT. AND MON.. 8 A. mi. z. of the tapi y whhh own ty called °Tiv Riuseian Nightin pe Dis a he ; ' : ' ye and manages aes ‘ . : ae BF owned by Sisted Lev Sulvatore de St@lasre, rg and WI aay ay i oo by Sal : | ll gr % ae eae | i Bb ‘ ™ “westins” ous Re te ii harpist, and the Atwater Ient ore : ) a . FILLED : | oe z NO Mm tale sfacturing gio.! si chestra, ok ts 7 ; center of ine ésteiis fis Miss Kurenke veturns fe he . .. hod ¥: ! Cc 0 D.’S : fe" we, GS t ‘ 7 ee f os 4 ee ws oe " : _ s with tor f; de’ * F t 4 “ wis hited & Ss fro a Svandmavi1c the heart tle ) nad , oi wa si a ‘= Re ' ‘na. uw here Sear ste thie alee tour Padio Vistevers who heard mieten» 2ttte. | ’ ' vat ‘ ra Nebraska Sti sses ‘ ape ee hep in the Atwater Kent Tlour last Z sect a ee aN eee ? 7 : + } 8 { i { A, Mi, COME Ths thi US caepenes ts ar C8 “48 inde rstend her su-- = : : . EX S bead EARLY YOar can easls S be me in etal a a | a servic’ cess, Probabivy tew forelyn artis:s Monday Only by # ] Brot bg _ : hs %, * + & . . > bea te ft c j ‘kl é ; : * fi : or a peg | the Nationa , eve. ecored a SBvccl&ss UV judi \ ; eet 4 ke , ae ea, Ei , 1? 4 ’ f) OO te RE en Ne et ER ED a Ee aig ~ Ieee & ¢ £3 ~% $s gale.’ as SOl]oIst. She will be as- — Litnity aottte wtb ate ait JO 1 tyme ie 8 Fy imo oe “) ou luw: Core > & temas até Sac ru me ot = iw’ 2 ai z = mee — eee ke ee ei. eS wp etl nike’ r* ~~ * wear o ae SPICE GN EGS CS 4 ic Ales = &'- Ge2eF7 oa wit oud: st) 938 2% 3 oat ee ot gS? oe? ~ ole = ae toe 1.0610 247, ar tits : rr MO Cite Sn cl I a A AP OR LE — ” ( es a} > (3 — 7 Sj . . M01 E e: a Ore significance, “i remisk, Siberia, wut i ai aciy -9 spncbons ot MG. Bee go. any otter Temwent 0f wage gent sith ber parents to Mo‘ _ ee SYMPHGNY MUSICIANS AGAIN — (> i - (4 : . ; R. 3 A nef rou O00 326.1 “pur population. Pee EX s TE eow. Ter musical educetion began sf , 2 (ie eland, ‘J. Lovo ase , Nephe Nations! Broadcasting Ja Ms at 12. She began to study law 4° a | RADIO IAS ; : ; 3 aa 0.000 320. “gherefore. plans saa ie" owe - ie the University of Moscow and mu-* ‘ ' : | . a WILL BROADCAS! raOM KMOX ' > att ale Sie an Pied ‘ytudy of the farmer tah se ar sie at the Moscow Conservatory si- | A ma} oe. ag: kK MON. wi ; 4-Tube rT rae igs mes sere e is 6 CON Unultaneously. She was admitted! , a, Bi ne ‘ ieok the Sina Steinde! tri | We 1.000 570.5 permed is iionicunt- to the bar. However, she was final- es 603 Sick voxel of Rau aad Set Bea a Ge i Tha 4 na “Beyond the tact ong i : lass ly induced to accept an engag”- ; Ni Se. ;WIY N. Cae 1.000 405. : 9 “ang can pring ase cm. *\ ca aoe ment with the opera company (nN. AS, Sh. 2759 hy : a ie the: 1h o my ' ie alae ne her —s Sar ° | oda hdhy eee teu Matched . = Wii Abt Milwaukee .. HOO + ie ; “Gon. which formerly shrot seal the debut seven years ago. 7 - Bis ry Parrett ot mn Mart Steined-} ehh ES } HEAD PHON aprty Hour Win “ ; 4 . oe - + Ae q % AW Saad JUal. ,. ‘Monel farni house. 7 Salvatore de S:efano ja one | WI r ” ca a. 14: Molter qa service of weather, ral eh the netable harpists of the clay. . Se : ' aie 4, \ whee oie, TO 3 | stole Sale 15 od tagderd, a +0) =~ 134 1 . atoie “eo re : % % as 8 , . PAW EEE) bretan: : a jeges. as Ve ii i ea disc t-, ret: ' Afi : te : ap . its Se -"? be " re 2 - | vd ¥ ve 4 6 sige’ # a ; ae cous - sa TEN JR gin the volunic and beauty of tone of : as Sapa | “ed ‘3 ai Ste _ a taik urectly to ma Yarnier if .i,; a_~=8he dot no Dinetah’ > me ) ct met oo = EC At ee 7 : ; eet ie es t ets a far more expensive speakers. “1 “egies im » ges | 710 -* ; 4% ‘ : “ a “Io nan q a : ost aw & | i, 7 ‘ i: a rs os e rt okt ‘ : a me wr See eon es ee aes. 4 1839 i a ee oie acd: Kaverke and Orchestra. ». Ge er ee | ge Py godt OG: ae (rr tz ¥ 4 Compares Favorably. With Cones j " yy?! Ty), won dea . ( 4 vee tin f oye ? ie: # le in nee rag lts . . 7 ‘ ; ‘Pam * R: 4 . ' ne ms > a i od i (WLS i AS Be Sg OE Be Ww gee? See ey 8 & se ' , 7) ie a tat Wie. 3534 " : on “— f ‘ : Fi. " » wre ," . - , , + ai og test a f less tian 1 ert \WMAF. EE ; GOO 275. &FKX and develo sue at rj- rr ee mn 3 | | | oe en | , , “h SIMPLY \ Si ey fj oe B | 1 Wage Mass. , . = ; ie : ‘ -eultural progral: Use is sta Pawan bil opolitall-Pvane! ‘ : 2*! PLUG IT iN mm) ‘Ae e* y, 64. , sg , sk ema hock port, Tis On 2B. graduate of t)) lowa Stat “olleg (o)) ante es aii . : oN eRe peal ae ‘ mS ELECTRIC ta! | a ‘? OF :. Me ' ey dee tay The Steinite 7-Tube WaLay Chirag 222 Vane a47 awith extensive training in agricul- ,., ‘poe e- |... XVI Corti MARIA KURENKO 5 te panes " y BR SOCKET Se ee Sal ee NNo-Battery Set Makes J : “OuUie : . os" ° i : “eae ? on o0 »* - * Yr . rah be eAma? . ‘ > Fa “« - ij ’ ? Mev, we F pat ; ns ‘ture 48 V el] as lie VSpapel WO on. Vi , ot y 2)! . . he si : ws 5 ee eS YMAZ Macon. Ga. . . do Set Wavenks aba Salvatore a fan A : You Sit Up and Gasp! MAG Macon. ta. 900300 jLetaMMmiyted the farm eersice hy vadic : JAHN THOMAS TA SING AN WIZ P p . yo : = ‘ r. ’ . ’ ‘se a toy T , ~ — . ° * Rs ’ t ibs ’ ns , : ’ . z a } ot D : _ station NINA ot Prittswure = " aga NEW MAGNAY 9X SPE AKE! J a. 8" CLES ris ee W ith Built-in “Peal, see this remarkable set Monday. “2 : Fees peso : . flon t buy of corsider ans other 50 484.4 iit cat ga gh ~ I tp*a a) Loud Speaker wet watit sow investigate this O00 286.31 Tae anise ce vvinn isoderfroid t ‘ TES! sf ’ , vil a4 ere ; | ey i ager att i sien ote, See 01) 360 ub ; -LOUISAN 1 PLAY HAND sieeeulbivetenans 1" ‘eT ee PERFORMS ‘ cl iN ge ~ ie ais . 3 : | reypaliaget ‘. Py i - Complete with 7 RCA Radiotron Tubes >. Sac ives tal wie anteed ae, , the tore wt baghiee ken are truly VCO 4008.7, , 8 hon A beers tata tli. i ‘ : ’ ‘ i Hod S4u. | , KS0 RAD! BRIDGE GAME 1 Banter’ | | "ay 0 OE eee | ? sie PEN : ay y SEER RIED * nstailted in eesti home and guar : a meaning te which ist | a ge ee ee ae SE OED SEE SMa |! DOWN PAYMENT fin ile aie won oottte ve. Parbhmarine’?f ~tare se? 4deate ' aeme and ce $4.5. List Brandes Superior NEW in appearance. A Cone of parch- OU ATS : . Fy acts : eer : ; , - a! ae. (39 hvdhe Hee Such Charming Gracea— eae, wihten Is hah BSE DA eee, ee a ‘ “oo bi 7 ey ; i ‘he 4 pat. lerfut ' ven? % os der? ts IWMss New York AWN ‘ge 200 400. f . f{ourteenti radia aunetion Anthecy Youn . | u hy - . i hat ‘ ‘ € aT ’ VUnR Sd a Pas \4 ! R . : ‘! ‘ , ’ j ” ai WR Ab ne ais ‘ k. lh v4 1 Llav My, Age mene in 44 sag Pal “Sy oe _ Rorenice ae) ior heetTy. Q iid: WiOGiilar get a hy pitj ‘ t . é4 j } at : - ~ anor te ith ee with batters troubles for- Ww AY \! ir nha. New vu *§58.0 Lldév Ti hdl Ka a} hts wee 6, vere ‘ot . ' s4 ; TT ; a tet { ai elie yy olpjeas 4 : ius ‘ . iCal be tislle! ie W Nish Ne w Bedford. brondeast from KS]? wis ies Sent: ae Fe T edit! 1 ‘ he ole ) ) ¢ ras i ie 4 t 14) 7 48 da ‘ . -i ! i @ _ 0 °%47.8. 1210 TIC tore ’ , ec’ 7h eet ot Bee | . * 6 - “al a wll » pe So ‘ m+ gs , , na 1, : a : i. ' . - ‘ . é 3 . | 3. Tube — as 5- te? Ge ae Slonping Panel. 50 , : ° production of Speech ang music Q vo Nghe : »- : » fs . Complete with all equipment, including batteries, ne soe 100.33 anton the air ejay evening ut : ; toate ee v0 300 856. ¢ ’ d ~ : re eR Vee . i Tee J diem ‘adia metig? ; , : ' r fe 39". : ae wv (00 265 * 124) . ei SHAMROCK RECTIVER SHOWS formed Von tis BOE L r . ¥2%, Se 4 " om og ey ae 2 so KI Vedic i mS o accanll .: New York .. Leos | or bridze games gre bringing to brides 7 pyran dt oe, Me Ag eek Arn oe NS gat E28 + ¢ ¥ Bear eX Rie , “ , ns te solutions af many perpi-s- naturalpess ae ee as SR AO Oe ep MOF BES, OS age B ta £ tS ee. Regie q 5 , Piet @s ee - Px-yVI.Ke te ¥5 +i 1) ‘ n> ous et PEM ~ e.., or rs a ee . wey, re we fee -k, t hes Byc4 oa ‘ roodiv amount of solune PRE: ee! ot RH - Moty only. 2% ° * . ds + ye GY By 7 ~ ‘ ‘ s oo Pe, . £ ; ae eSNG Oe . Same : et ae ; | | loud speaker, aeriai equipment, tubes ard all necessary speaker was earried auth with. * iin € ee er ee . . « ine as ee ae NS | a | accessories. Nothing Else to Buy .... ‘ives S00 341.8,1260 Gy. 1), a as os _qnalit the n eed g. | ume set Whore OE ae sf * iene es a. ne 4: Diamonds. K © 2: Clubs, D ¢.| . _ isaetmeky all ee ce: ceptional: with a standard | trp bye ae Ai eN | . | __ Equipped for Storage Batter) Battery © Operation $5. 95 Extra — _ wothing Else to Buy 1.000 07 6.1080 Drummond Jones of St. Laws. (1% eet and with oa standard . V4 ¥ GLEN CABINET i ’ > er 400. ai F Diane : am ceivers wae tested the ast week ; pe: : “gf ieee » A | : “y WORD Dain a. Pe 5,000 270. 1 16 ee oids Mpades 6 4: Hearin, 2 in et Touis, and ‘ete ailatety oe NS pera tubes PS ae cs 7 | | } j CRYSTAL SET WosS Jefferson City, | 2 Inamonds, | we 2 Se 2G Be pat agence | alage us weilloac V2 and ts beP AN % | | as 5 | : 00'44 a tablisiied t:aelf as one of the very” — “ce 7 | | «t ¢ : ide _ yy, ; dws . ee 25 e Fours 2 like perts. The hands tno we he id wi) ; 20.009 L171 380 be as follows: Milton C. Work of | * hich resistance coupled audio is ce cee “OR a» 0 Kew York dealer. “South” ho! Th capable at its best is iJlustrated hy + oe, 5 ac @ ppt the Tarety true and beautlul lone | ple Rime Ae meh ee Mo oe in i | : ere —_—. 2 Vide Wihitehend , byes 1 Wel «mana, Neb. Sep ee fia ; ' hept of seis in tone quality. er triles i Weel o Fort Wayne, of x ‘ “1. Taw a i ' er ie ‘a , : ‘ : Th. Waor 7 si | re eur] } : * Aas . i 2. & ; “ ' hg Ee Singing. whether solos, ducts o >a ie itd } Y oe % rERPenEOE H 1-TUBE SETS | 77" 10° Te ft . : ape 7 # IY = we Si j “aT pai am gad ; ’ HPO 36 — =a a oo whoruser: plenoe musics concer:s bys ; eat se OE a i oO) 25 4 Diarivetiets z " r. mith t iter apes is | bap t j | wi 4 es » prides 08S sememiee 1.000 2 o 7 ata Wey Faris co zreat eyniphons oOrehestras, wiN- PM 4 ss ; cal BO on. Lad ¥ , hn ho ihe. $ 30 ° a’ nouncementa and epeeches ne = ‘ oS an Neg SS. Bi ‘ mM 4yte oct) tet ersesme sin Ptimiirates squeals und S$ 1 98 ‘ . ! ‘. ; * SO: > + Menada. ‘Kast’ thelis Spadea Q viene favorite whe peered ‘ Og 5 100 ro * a gs 3 ck *. matter 1 lin? it vA aR f rani ervthing Sa 2 . Bou 267. 51190 m The Hires Harvesters’ broadcast The test of ‘he receiver was a ee eee eee | 2 , | B nieh ope cdcant trom se mo. YA 3 8 | iN SUPER ART CABINET, HOUSING ALL “B” AND “C” BATTERIES rom . at 7:30 tumorrow eve- made firet with a high quality bee 277-0 Bi I give a halt- hour program cone speaker, then with cone and gram to he broadcast Bite NSE 7 | | ‘ ne Jolly Buckeye Bakers on SS ; t | FRESH STOCK, TRIPLE TESTED AND GUARANTEED——— gie speaker ; “t} n wit shana ate the | 1,000,468. ~ ted mnusic, horn speaker coupled together in | : a. ; . whee ganas a dLeh; i ed ont oie & y The program: will includé “Har- parallel. Saeeday at 7:20 o'clock, “wit 4 oe whe . ey : am |e | Se ag : , q733. son the ever popular “Moti: avi a3 - oa . . { a BURGESS ‘oB’’ $3, 15 list 45- VOLT ri 39 41/,-Volt C Moon” i(Tschaitkowsky 500 2 Baer pe ch a kom sks ; _ GYPSIES’ PROGRAM FROM foe: Ernest a Pall, and ‘wae oa ae ae Se es £ a 4 os : | si ae 230 * gos a B’ : pita coc 35 CVNrott i re . , ‘ ze A poogel lig Oc Cc | y i’ s "» ae . : i } «? ‘ s iw ae a Ri hmond, V a 1. neo 2 Paka): ar ee “Voten - Boat WDAF TOMORROW EVENING famous by Chauncey t ound “5 Ons LSAT Sinclar ee 6. 000.323 9: . 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PAGE OA ST.LOLS POST- DISPATCH MENDAY MOUNUNG. SANT ARY. I ees a ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH anastasia ree ee SAD ESTAR EO, OTT , —_—- 7 =e &3* SSipccss. sretl “> net. SS oars: A) See rae ion re oe ADVEETISEMENT | | Wi SUNDAY, 6:20 PL Wi Musics! Program: bys Majer dwar howee and the “Capitol Farmiitv’ HELP WASH Pram Uv Cazyitei Theater, New KFQA—280.2 M. ‘ L : der Bothers You. Begin | ee, se eerie =| Dre a s et : . cour kidt 15 Pee 550 K.C : hea feeig eore don t get s&s ured and | 0 ° . a: = - - , | | mF, >) be sure of finding just what you want. In many cases there are only a few of a kgm ; As the Jn dnevs clean like vou t mi'd, harm . SA ts epherd Shubert Is Dark— Today's Program DRINK WATER TO | ks’ Wie Wi ater Ke ™ If Your Sel Sorts or Blad- . 1070 K. C. | — bint mubject, “Mae , Sues AY and lasting throughout the week, this Sale offers rex a | St BEGINNING MOND g g ) | Company y mroreed to load your stomach witha | “axe. nine Mes Add: 3s oe | or Samples. our bowels clean. Dy iin re te {| Becker, German poem by Rev. I ALAP RR E MSM @ choice. ° a R . n . ee : . Ben Hur Keturns t “ York and Ils Prey ref Wait ical program 06} i ta pete sae > Oy x 4 - be : also get from || KFWF—214 M. , ois Basins i —--_ i - HIS is not a very big week int ca - ze ; ee is plasins @ return —o pet tone somers ct saee K.-C. a — | : SF cturn engagen oo tiated t fe pee » || SENDAN. 1043 A. Mo-The , ; ; | : 5° oe | ‘ | es the motion picture, “bem, ater before breakfast eac | Pee oe of th e cig - NNER SET 3) a ‘ a ae ps ‘> aes t ali and with Bie a f days and your {i pe in bot aay peers = ae s _ SAT Oe ek ae opothing @ a "4 4 s i ee A BLUE BIRD Di , 4 X > Y 4 ' " p | ‘ \ f 4 A 4 A “: é 4 quently. tC follow. Out at the ‘ ? T ~ - ij ‘ | . . sow Ta “tT #3 4V iney aq? is iti¢ nh: . a- rea . ote kn ; \ a tF." ‘en ~~ = « ry gram i . | : \ re . q giv FF : ime + ion An erican will get bac! ‘ f irritation. thus |! Familiar Hymns by Mies Some athe drama with “Young Weems | ; into 7 ¢ ‘s hs + &* ey” with Glenn liuiter 1m the leads” ing role. Lar’ night George Jes Pe weend ug 2'5 week s stay there’ “The Jazz Singty. & bit of tried and true thneatrics w hieuw repeat here the success if Ties had et where. Tho Post-Dispatch revie er last Mondas referred to thas . piece ae iw Serf t of y¥ jdd:iah “Abie 4 ‘ . a Fj Irish Re ro ‘ wis ~> = ? » § musemen? hungry soidgiers her = : ie bre si eT ic : Lqpti at % | yer “4? if 7 ah ; aes , XA Tro F % nae ‘ > ‘ mn 2 ‘ " - R b Bl , ; ’ 7 : Hear stag eh te ; , c the & gine) ay “e? $ ii emembDer-— ue a “ Bes ii "7 — feave trom: the front. ; vor adr bg ris} ~ | : . aay : é rs : li Saal & e . ; ; cp ! - eo ' — h Te ~- evemineg t e, 5 ~ [ B d D 8 : : + Al! other iong runs a re ee. ee eical | ~ Ir inner et ee ; = under i500 performances, and th FREE 7 : . er were achbieced with only ene ee Sapa f pany siting the play. “Lights “Tm Ue caPs” — 8 $1 Down—Easy Payments So &* eS Bee was never placed outside of N : Ps 5 ae i MMM ME York cntil its run of 1291 pegtarn Van * oripleted. : ot = seTSHOWS SELECTIVITY gf = | eee ae a WITH VERY LONG AERIAL Mf LO Brussels Rugs Shaded. eee one Pitot P + denen ite, 9 Me tt ii Ma Ae al Deg Sh altar vit Ginga npatligin ot . % ogee 2 ’ oe ¥ 4] ia “a : ale owt antes on the road. 2 Don't Lose Night's Slee ig ims re *e wise A é ee ee % : Former Price $30—Now gik- | P= « & ‘Abie’« Irieh Rose” has conti Yaterc’s Paneer Sign! KRetieve l bs es Be ; Z ; ee ree S >». ¢ ‘ , Tenn. Man. Winte Others te Rmaow, Cle veh? itch oe ; ¥ a Be » nf . | | . . 4 nit Ue . % : npr et dented stretch Die Se. ve ‘D! F 682 RIL S Be site : = “wet pene $ 75 # & F of its being performed ¢¢ thie aoe ceibal). " . nig in Florissant when a > lity & ; as FN mi ) Jpe a! \\ er : , x | . “apap all over the United Sta Walnut jimish by from on to ton read cea ; peince the fal) of 1922. tight here tn St. Louis. fee ia Bead oom Sutte rataiaianiasiiiaiisanem—eaasiaaaiiaie , | ; , ‘Mance, the piece broke all —— agg nat Tf of 13 ee . q is > % me ae ts JE? 6 * . $ fi my % | 2 “ aA) = ; : e ae a. * > shy Pa & @ecords with a stay later returning for two weeks elvet ugs . ¢ a 7 . " i ) f 7 Y | | 2 : rt : z in for one, vith anether . R y rz — > Pe t , Sy ie od} rom .sed later this year Former Price $45—Now : os Gps a 5 ay amy . ae | FAs TE ts pow a national n stitution. to borrow ADVERTISEMENT Oe ee | 86 font ie Nee aS ie , or, ae : : i rhode : : ‘es? ef “a DBPlay which approxtmat*fh és etal is 124 ; - = dah tt ii | 005.000 people have. pald $18, oo. or No Pay ies ' » brows ee err into 4 ge ia | a1 (ieee wee .096 to see. A thing which ca Pm toaif bares alte tts Trent : 3 : “i Pet MLS g , ‘er: . t! -* wha the attention of so wide fience cannot be dismissed re ave - careless sheer, howeter lecktis - e i a ‘4 a 3 i ff , Kitchen Cabinet il i nie es al Be “cnetic. valve % may ban i 7 iy that has been performed ' { frie a % $ reset ies ga ae it es A" «2 , f ; ) : 7 } ne . is , 7 ee , . | oe a " WW 4 e P l - Sl id * T ei et " , : ; Tor ut th G ited Se ; aL Maes aerhaas cia gain WN Sie oe ee | ae . : Tf f ite rcelain din oO - u fi a , th sett e Dn atea, 7 . ' * * pS Bel ul ” 8 a ta ec nd Austrailia $211 times with . LANE, 485 Lane Bidg.. St. Marys. Kaneas FREE! | & is: yearr vane, st got e , ' o J t 50 of 7 Ripa is something to con} And the men of the theat i ones from Kx oy: 4) et ee Hs gar, BCRP TDG ok AE ee : tSigee Lon -3 %> ~~ ; .- Sr ope . . ee Leg rouble brought larly between KMON § > are 1 a 4 ey # Eight Glass , Cb ee ™ Pes ee np a cael y= FB ip Of mm | | bt nk : = @ Th M f a ve printiog presses have I . , = = ese Magnificent Bertiaciy conjured. with Soice Jars ese VERS ne he in stron Without a trac Ae ge a Yr : 7" “i Ose 41 die & Blue Bird ’ eerit | Ww f An idence of the prestige th - A ie 6 a . ee 7 . =— ? inner Set DS di, ~ ee —— aiaeeeemaneeee a ext Be OO" | A -~* Bedroom Suites Viscose Method gets at the rea] Cause of ulceration, which 18 usually d-aon- i Bits. : ished crculation from swollen inner (1° "' arity wit More Vvorurme ea ' at : veins or Varicose veins. Newexterral (an 4 speaket ould = hand 3 Da \ B d and P oe : | ? , A I I HIS I RICE ~i et : oe 5 y : ae eet I. 4 ee a ; 4 , wot Oyetes " - gee. ee ee th Ae Be 8 SRR ee a 7 m hero . ” ¢ ~~ ' . . i . f + 4 Pi 2s . ‘ bk c 8 aie b> ED dave te Sp kn eae ob 9 f Ape Ue te: - 4 . ’ 4 i en q re ee - net: nt ae , Zz é « heady ‘ "at ee A , , r % rong yet “hive tgs nels, « ae NRO igang +4 of Si Ar? SG ie aE me, application once a week replaces elas- tic Stocking. Reduces swollen lege. Ritersmneretinces Satesters YS es ee 8 Former Price $35—Now ‘e ~ ¥ €.* circulate. i is Seen ans hoek a. fn cae — CW ! i Price $60. A LARGE HAND-DECORATED PIE o - sores. Results quick and posi- ev trve while Arai y as us al. izh* @ero. Or: KN ae ( ; care i ‘; ; me Now ‘ ‘ ; : . * ; 2 Py Re Views co. sc; SR OO er oo é eet ae i ss oie | ; Oval Dresser Latest Style Vanity ) ) Peaster Bed Man’s-Size Chiffonier ADVERTISEMENT el gems ly ibe ; 5s ‘- il pat ey reenwert ian 4 ae? , ee Tene | af? 4] ‘ * oee One of them STOP “Wish a ap don ones sai idl Out-of-Town Customers Pay Us a Visit We Will Ar- sii = " ; : ee AAG, Re ance Easy i: a: Buck’s Gas , sia : Miahatiin neil s at ota ° se - . : re : “te Terms and -: es , ade ¥ Melff Wilson stures slunss have a gud Was th: velear and st | . ; i$ ———A Pay the Freight ee | : an ‘ s ; Range and 4 : oily “ to Your Town. ae : “5 ‘ . ibe al ~, t~ / . hee = ; ‘ —~s > "4 yi ' Li Tr pet Sat 4 hm APB NS Ea yA ETE eR h 6 TR eee: ADVERTISEMENT - $401 caw wre i og - dle ~ 2 * j os ‘ d . ‘ ’ , tr : ae « . . . t ' ite z ‘ - ’ é ; * ye? 5 ° . ss —— th ; \S 25° . ‘ coompiis the feat. Fach «: ’ Seema =m ¥ 4llowanc bie, eo | z © ahs toiy PREF WR. DARLINGTON, iushed in together : , , ; ~~ ; for Your $42 Kuro Bid¢. Kaenses City. Mo ih < ww, on’ inued +4? . ; os apna SET OF TEETH $10 WP (20: bese picked un an ne | $45 Chi ff With Writi a ween: ifin pe rel. DR. J. GRABER, 620 OLIVE ' orabe — pat ba ke i Prva Giles to Sémg From WJZ. = ia wht $1 Sinem Maas vee it — ve Oclock Thursday mizh'. 9 She he supported by a com) la 1102-1108 Olive St. 2 Doors West ‘of 11th St. eenensteeieeeeenemeienietiet nao

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LOUIS, SUN ‘DAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 or eeemnmemme = PAGES 1—4B a —* ivy —— SRART SIN 7 = ama Is Lett to Stock [Compans With a Picture _ As the Only Opposition ————-— Ben Hur’ Returns to ay ‘Whuile the | Shubert Is Dark—Abie’s Irish Rose’ Passes the 2000 Times Mark in New York and Is Stull Going Strong. -_ o —— 1S is not a very biz week in the iocal theaters The American is playing a return engagement, this time for a week only, of the motion picture, “Ben Hur, sothing at all and With “Blossom Time,’ p quently, tO follow. pal Players will present “They Knew What They geen here last season down town. “4, while “Blossom s¢ wiiich has been here fre- Wanted,” which ee Theatrical Calendar AMERICAN - cngage- ment of the motion picture, “Ben Hur." SHUBERT-RIALTO — Dark. EMPRESS — National Stock Co. in “They Knew Whut They 4 Wante dd. i ORPHEU M—Marneén Sunshine and Company in a program of songs: Franklyn Ardel] and (‘company in “The Man From Miami;"" Bob Hall. cxstempo- raneous coinedian: Jack Hew- itt and Fred Hall in FOngS, and two other aets. The pie- ture wil be “When the Mites Awar,” a comedy, with George K. Arthur and Dorothy Revier. GRAND OPERA “ty Late.” a Joe Freed: For the week of J. Heme Shubert is showing ae me,” the American Will g¢i buck Py othe drania with “Young Wood- Return with Glenn Ilunter in the lead- Last night George Je nel 7 Pe 4 hag rol © woand up his weeks stay there 4 “The Jazz Singer.” a bit of tried A true theatrics whic iy repeated F pere the success it las had clse- p where. The Post-Dispatch review- per last Monday referred ty this * piece as a sort of Yiddish “Able’s Irish Rose, which culls to mniund fhe fact that last Tuesday iigit Raehe original “Avie” reached the Lepoch-making 2000th consecutive performance in New York. N ONLY. one Seetarce fas its Jicve run been surpassed, ad PSihat was vider abnormal condi- Ftions. “Chu Chin Chow,” a inusical Pshow, ran in London fur 2248 con- secutive performances. but that was during the war, when London Pwas constantly crowded with amusement lungry soldiers on leave from the front. All other long runs have under 1500 performances, and these pwere achieved with only pany giving the play. “Lightnin’' PWasg never plaved outside of New EYork until its run of 1291 perform- ances there was completed. Usual- © ly a New York run is materially shortened by the pluving of dupii- HOUSEK— travesty, with seven other vari- cty turns. and ‘‘Neroes of the Night,’ a pleture, with Cullen Landis and Marion Nixon. GAVETY—"Kosher Kitty _ GC. ARRICK— Burlesque. been Kel- ene colle has is found in.the fact that lust week Miss Nichols signed a contract disposing of the motion- picture rights of “*Abte’” on a ee thesroud. But EReTEMty ee Percentag basis “Abie’s Irish Rose” bas continued Pi nich amsutes her of 5 aargcpge tated For hs uadinieedentes returp of $2,000,960 from this sheets BYUree. . As with any history-making phe- nomenon, many apocryphal] tales have risen relating the opportun!- ties of this man and the other to have had a share in the show fora paltry few thousand dollurs and stories exalting the profits of Anne aes Cc outinéed on play streteh iti Pturrentiy all over the United States pby from six to ten road companies mince the fall of 1922. Right here in St. Louis. for in- ance, the piece broke ull local ecords with a stay of 13 weeks, meter returning for two weeks and in-for one, with another visit Next Page. while the Shubert-Rialto has Out at the Empress Theater this week the Na-. . Here’ S Harold Lloyd 3 in ‘The “ae | Brother’ —— ee ene ee ee - on College Clos Clubs to Compete Here Next Month OR the first time in. the F tory of St. Louis musical fairs. there will be beld in ield HfTouse of Washington versity on. Friday cvening, eb. 4, a ‘Contest of Song in which 1° coil- leges from Misseuri, Wansas, Ar- kansas, Oklahoina and will participate. Practically university of standing dignified body of most of them are enrolled in organization, called the Intercol- legiate Glee Club Association. The clubs hold contests in different parts of the country nee the win- Nhis- af- the 10Wa every ceoliese and now carolers ali romised later this year national in- ‘ BIE” 3s vow a stitution. 10 burroe the Phrase of u sandwieh Mant. Scoffers at ite erndity dia: 8 to learn a commercial) resp a@ Play which appreoxiniat™: 900.000 people hare paid $15,- 1.000 to ser. A thing whieh can Pp the attention of so wide un erence cannot be dismissed with Careless sneer, however lacking esthetic value it may be. Fal ¢, HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 14. ARY PICKFORD is now con- M sisterine plans at Pickfair for her first picture of the 1927 golag contre sanncapunanemasdbeen fee a - - _— —. ee ee peemegauneneeiies aa eee ae sttljpetiuasttaennuistne -aagboapsinammsneas-anmenmemees envemne - ane first independent film. | “Sunya.” story aS her next, with Albert Parker again directing her and the work being done ata New York studio once again. There wil] be. later on, “The Woman's Pattalion of Death.” a Lenore Cof- fee story Miss Swanson bought last VCar. Norma Talmadge is now ing ‘“‘Camille,’’ her last film before making “The Dove.” Sister Con- atance has two more films to make and then she, too. will join United Artists. Her fir film for the Schenck organization probadi be oat até in 192i ‘GO’ = : a Vivid love finish- st v will aout suid ty 2.8 scope ii i Ot t } ; .> , "| ¢ ‘oe’ Sof r "Ce a r@ bh of Allan rer ireiud parry Nortor torfe Beebe, J. Farrell : Compton. Willlam “iott and Marvy Foy. making another Johns story into It ip “The Jovece Lillian E& Tom Mix :s Adela Rogers St. screen entertainment. Helene Costello, has the lead- the Doris Bronco Twister.” daughter of Maurice, ing feminine role. Others in cast are Paul Nicholson, Lliovd and George Irving Jack Mulhall will be “The Poor Nut’ in Jess Sinith’s screen version of the stage hit. Gertrude Oimsted has been awarded the feminine lead. Production is scheduled to start January 20. First National - announces contracts have been closed cover: ing the purchase of the motion pic- ture a short story by El- Mott White Springs entitled “‘Belat- cd Eividence.” The story appeared iy the Dec. 18 ixsue of Liberty Mag- tha! rights to aZsTve. = Fred Newmever has Leen signed to wield the megaphone for “Too Many Crooks. (tue production which will vring Mijidred Davis back to the ecrecn. To date the cast of “Teo. Many Crooks” in- cludes George Bancroft, John St. Polis Gayne Whitman and Tom Licketts. The title of Milton Sill latest starring vehicle, now being filmed at Burbank. has been changed from “The Runaway Enchantress” to ‘The Sea Tiger.’ Silis plays the role of a fisherman in the Canary Tsiarvdis. Maury Astor. as a red- haired Spanish girl with a mind of own, has leading feminine role. Important paris are played bs Larry Kent. Alice White. hate Price and Arthur Stone Doris Hiil, i6-year-oid titfan- haired beauty. who stepped before the camera for the first time a brie? six months ago, has been chosen to piay the leading feminine role op- posite Raymond Griffith in the comedian’s forthcoming starring vehicle. “All Women Are RFeautt- ei." Miss Hill's career etarted man cast as the little French girl in “The Better Ole” for firs! appearance on the screen two other pictures she ap- peared in the Florodora sextet fa: Wallace Beerys starmng picture “Casey at the Bat.” Clive Brook, who appeared op- posite Fierence Vidor in her first starring vehicle, “You Never Khow " @ «* her et when she \. pr sitet After What Is Going 0 on BEHIND THE SCREENS Out in Hollywood = SS FF ee a ee eeewe & © be .Miss Vi- “Afraid to Women,” will again dor’s leading man in Love.” James Hall, former musical comedy player, Centinued on | Next Page. ee ee ee —- o- eee ee ene Broadway has been ——-=— POWERS in "THEY KNEW WHAT THEY me WANTED’~ the iady—from 8t. the oceat- flim folk. Alice Terry, the beautiful blonde Star of many previous Ingram pile- tures, fas the leading feminine part in “The Magician” and is the ofily American — of note in sy - Cart. ; Paul Wegener, the German screen and- s€age star, who may or may not, bé yvyemembecred for his per- formanee ist “Zhe Golem,” enacts the tithe rale in “The Magician.” This is G@egener's first appear- ance jn a picture to be made by an American cumpany, although he hag Jad many offcrs from Amér- ican producers. ° l‘irmin Gemier, one of the lead- ing actors and atage directors of France, makes his motion picture debut in “The Magician.” Gemiler is the @irector of the Theater Na- tional de VOdeon and the “Troca- dero, as we:: as being a prominent figure in political and civic life in France. When Rex: Ingram arrived in France several years ago to pro- duce “Mare Nostrum,” he met Ge- micr and they becamo close friends. Gemier for the first time started taking an interest in the cinema and spent several weeks at the studio watching the dfrector work. When Ingram chose “The Magi- cian” and asked Gemier if he would enact a leading character part, the famous Frenchman con- sented, Ivan Petrovich. a young Serbian actor, appears opposite Miss Terry. “The Magician’ will mark his ini- tial appearance on the screens of America, but in Furope he-is rec- ognized as one of the handsome leading men, Petrovich appeared with success in the theater and in opera be- fore he made his cinema dehy with a small company in Austria. Following several pictures there. he went to Paris and was engaged for the leading role in “Koenigs- mark.” one of the most popular of recent European-made pictures. “The Magicion” was made at Rex Ingram’s European studio at Nice, _ H ERE is a yarn which Lewis Stone, Doria Kenyon, Milton Sills, Svend Gade, the director. and his assistant, Bob Rose, al] are prepared to vouch for with affi. davits. It is a story about an elderly Touls—a teurist. She haa been traveling all over the Continued on ‘Next Page. ee ~ on a —— Empress mar etn RR iy eS TT. sn Mer ty ot 5 gOS me EGE ve A ena wn my wp agin AE SE Ce, ee. ss

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PAGE 2B... ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH LTE SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 em 7 — | ; |STOCK COMPANY WITH ? ; oa ~Kiwanis Max Steindel 2 | / PICTURE OPPOSITION The Saint and the Sinner | a, ae - = * ee Ss Oo oist = oe Bis, a Nic hola to “even greater aums thi: ! Ceartineed from Precedtug Pace. 4 ‘ ge ‘p 3 be i iB Al For Symphony % a the fabulous reality. Wes and when she arrived in Los. a oe | Op . 2 f . y exane : Fe UT the fact is in ‘that (aliver Mia- Angeles ahe had the not-at-all . sy, i $ x ne CL, LT pigs i P a, ie resco did carelessly iets original idea of visiting the studios | @ a. * HE St. Louis Kiwss & a “8 wt | 4 T are sponsoring | NEW YORK, Jan. 1% : er beguiling evel aS : “ae ; | : a a in Hollywood. 3 , . . ; , rights to produce “Abie” late ) é . ” Bt Cellist With Orchestra | “ at a and at least 26 other producers ne.- | She wanted ports wastrel , Yad . “Pop” concert at 4 - . ee gitese: ch t at i. ' st a ; * s f . ; ; at . sae) : > r nr 7 = was pro ithe to Play Saint - Saens o é " é - = - = bd a 9 : . M coy avenge of this week et 7 there. ; 8 w he feet! The Chinese, & Pon tn “ont eS, re ee trepolis on a sri See oo . } ‘ ad the pique | ture *“alk' “as oO! Vears SOi0:;8l Wil ’ pi .. . | of a Clown. will got re “a ao ™ tail-end of the theatricai eee = t wak!? Theodore Thomas and Chieuse ‘or . at the tal ie ¥ : a Rn —— = But wait! s i am oe Sleds Kechbntras and int 3 / vies season—May 5. 1922, was the iils- Doris Kenyon and Lewis Stone in “The Blonde Saint” at the he acone shifts te the Gsebe ol a . Y curious tricks fer §ag. o-2 6 ‘ : as a oe ; i « a i a “hag i . ve t merioaa fim und the family traces bac: peatiget and sigerons een” The elderiy lady is seated in 4 OP tite: Bie i d. ‘Meu Villalave ( ye a4 init. han vo ; ‘ " a : 2 — ° , y : g RO } by a critic. However. | : - . et Sn: . : ounces as weil became musicians of distin- Gr Re = 2 a ace its success. apj was P*Te On siuesdas ecening, Feb. director of the Mel-Harmonie Club. yon and Lewis Stome rehearse a e ¢ SS a; tt La renin ‘it bet to Oe di vertions. > ee to | suished BUCCERS. ’ Zz 3€ a tee pe tie éidix. cine deciles e 7 Powe mis comic opera. “The announces the follow ing program scene of ‘“The Blonde Saint’ while St a s, # ee a gi 4 Satis” van . a abaslute satisfaction or . FTER severai j}e ef teuring : ae — . oo . | ‘haliapin’s for the club’e next meeting. Tuea- Svend Gade. ihe director. wields | : ig — take | — | prumptiy refuaded. The a ' stending on his nead am oie oo, Ft. Warne. + iy p | ? ‘ e prs od Free ~~ ae Seeeecuon Os. spec - apt “oder (haliapin. who has re- Coast in San Francisco and los 4 camera is set up—a movie i, tian.°and serrewfully accepted - ered from his 1 nt attack of Angeles. camera: , + : P e of the inevitabie trails ‘o i . : k . a © sts wis and ermtp. Will appeur Mrs. Frederick Nusabauni, music In « few minutes Doris Keu- y a %* i . . i critics who “went rigut’ en the Marien ERI : Bith his three sons, Rova rn, st The othe: g were an Sant abate ss ? mMith.ifu ee rosztpone- “42s @VORMING. 2 §&§ GO CLO K. gt Bald- the megaphone , wi ~~ Musik Dirextor Albin Bteinde: j pee mous third-@tring feviewer an the Ment of his appearance here on wins Hall Milton Sflls. who a month after- | ee | ~2% ae 4 ~Bal sin Sm om, ee “ ; Walace W6rds married Doris Kenyon. i: Pet See tthed at Siuitgart. withdrew his : 7 . , ee a . , | hild tr sins . a ORE, Times and Leo Margh in the Mern- - i Ware duthin ond Mik ins Meee of Tate | “Adgren from public perfermance - fi; 5 2 ing Telegraph “Aira de Hidalgo. coloratura Vietin- . ; TW iii , oe ‘ ‘ Y:PLyye ipa! fern, - i i 3 . fe 3. «ee wee invit 4 Zs han : : ‘4 ‘al fundamentals and tecnmiqs: |i Jr palance. At ‘he Fulten Theater ine rule of Hturina. Joseph Bet pan ig eto et 8 eecituee: TOS invited to become @ part of — unth "BLOSSOMTIME ~ A AURCaMCRta and technigu:. ’ ; tatcin ' AP Rear ee leric : the Snip atmospncre scene. it i . — where it opened. the takings wer: i ya remanence... Se: : i beri a ee eer Rome ef = the | 7 Letireen $6000 and $7908 a ieee i pias ar eye . te reaches casi a ant M 3 : sree " | Yasn't Ion in “hicago. Mf 2 Sere , forts and those of mars Ler vi oe eo: WMeda:e Euter’: HE niatrimonia! troubles of : the first time in ve ‘ £& unt Henry Hadie. . = i - % A 5 an 8 . who railed. mocked ard 4 ~ ° 3 7tate a 4! a ‘Tre ; Qr -— Charite Chaplin ” hic) Scie Dumb Giri of Genoa. netted the boy ane Offered him a “ee i ieee to de an coceeeie Red - | a3 oa 3 He Mf es ceumhne tcl ate e play on th Aad ean..." «bee oa NM ous ee Tice ae a ; mania, bitie fellow wea ° Ne i Its sudden turn te one year while he was o; nencert ee A compen’ vpened in a ltimore ae = , > sie poem bret iv chin beard m hom leseala os ! : prea pre Sores marks & tour with his brothers F-. ‘crag | = for a week siand and fou + as Jose. nha Gianni tha - ae Sia hae Set ee nenes in t} e bacting rirg “ en: ot the ene -acte | uhd Albin. he ta« remained. ae ’ —% ” eee £0 profitable emat 1% eR is ied tei: , . , OPT - “a : 2s one i cas ‘wands: the : \ ~ o} ‘Ben-liur ew Ssich {s playing a . ; pa snsevimued Br Mr. Ganz's yprogram for the crn. ) ee ite stay ‘or another week. i mil adie . : : ee pe 7 ie me 4 eit i Perurn e#engwasement of one week at tanee as eniertal eert this week includes Warner's a Bode another. until f had actiunils ‘ : a gpa Of Arabian Nights fair: , ais s . henceforth was {6 cotne inio “he “sua.encs aie ash es Pivtch Tsena. F. 36 Many. Many reare, The » tor. piar- soma A New York. wheres “ad tale@ iin “Sebchc razade ‘ * larger citics ‘or indefinit Purs e! per en 4! oe Nia. | rue »° Pyes.@’ composers. cs the war of Senbe'lat. betting - each evening at edt ] er ad ’ si le in detailed form: . fer) This was simply unprecedented ee | Be regentod Dy two compositions commissioner or Hder:m and Ben- neet RICKFORD with the riety of eque *. ae to "The Neistereinge- o? \.- ; theatrica: histurs Jutaide Neu -2 urrat x4 si cin m toda noert at Loev ge State . is Leo White. a son of the | {th Col oan ents > jo 4 API LE TS A ee > ws 3 . + % 7 ; : * ~* *@TT) ™ Al E ie te . 4 Prelude io “The A ern aa of pW Aare: a v “ York there sere on'y ‘ive a ao . ‘ ) Loeu ea opches- + Seth White rer @rm bere.) in ori Cir Cu$ 2a © oLiseurl ms nahit -“ * . ” “ss , " et . - ; - ey : ’ > . - la’ id ; *» . hase ; . Ameri where mlave had ever beer: i + >a - a o ne 25 +) ‘ane whieh Don Ail- : country a*® a leadin eharac- : Bs.” - a _@eneerio for Vielonce!’ 2 ’ ne Debussy A a ’ ' Am Ca h re ry: ; i it j ‘ : es ‘ ' © of + 4 i -aers Turner. st “ ‘0 39 A monnr Gr 2% : ek q ‘oa : on . oe . See , ' rages te aes os bienr iia ia 3 7 : ? . Raint * Bees . eee ’ presert’: d fet ‘ndeftinit at ‘ 4 aa ; om ed ~ ‘ Tey. Ow Ba & i ed - 3 ci ef a | ®T.Y\ L: ing s ' . a 1 and Miss B a J — 3 : — ' . : fy? 4 i x . ; ey . - . a _ ? ‘ > . 4 . - : . * are meen TTOPPO—-Aliegrecig nor , ; a ; ton. hiladeinphi{ia. “hicar “4 *¢ : soi rep rege: *.} ‘v 5. Nutcracker Compzeries4 ia has been on tie ee ‘- : se d “ feppe—Comme Prima. un pey mu: a ‘ is 7 . “sti ‘nges erite il ; . Si aa ee ay - thee tt ona 2. ‘ ? } a bee pra l s ag: ‘ nger 1 4% ® e2n @rsieT { ie : my 4 _ So 4 eats . lm, i : : ‘ . . ia e : bs . ’ = ” P ¥4 = ’ : ee " “ ¢ e- 9 ° . b a Suite “Schphergs. J. ar are ' chew worm cusped « 'pries Tier ‘ ; . rs . are . I: : : SiR, ie e 1eld ff compan for : “GoW eh s 14 ai ‘ ; r ,; 3} he selking S.i3ag« of ba uy . : . \\ ‘ ‘ , a p? asc 4 os teat f - that [ oie I The Wen et Kinkade “an ; run, Washington © 1S-week fornia sic itl Sila] o3¢ a ee Be : BP cc i. bs were Of tie Kae) _ ux s big =. , : . ee ie . : ' ‘ i are enn a a's i : , ‘ a? : ‘ of a domestic.” : BPoudertyn io petit from the ¢e eung Pi: nan ~ uN, .O: heate@, Toor i% “a sales : ' ite . ; tin gid fire - e ; ae neens Hi , * ceke and t : vA bins . batt ‘ethedral. thi : er a ee inember of this © Tha: L ever did from aavr other Iv. The Festiva) at Bax rie @ | : spe eased ee rs as ce G8 ; e : eee ve | - j Lh s | formed a “Turkish p @dics. The “Prescription” fe The Shin 4} ea ‘ i’ e ' P ¥: x 5 Ti4% e “Leer AR. ‘ ‘ ‘ , : ; é ‘ . i ; 7: ¥ pes j . > | ren om? +3 ; meal a ot re ’ f ail " ere fe ae Sufmouries br a Bronze Warrie: | : At oresent «he ek ee oe. i ci Bie 4 7S Snr 1- will ere a Ny Si ste ae mpathomen, ard the Thise oe ¥ by 3 Vosat 33) 4 vie ; ‘rit? . 7 a. ‘ . ] Bai. ; 4 Yi ) 7 ‘ 7 / — es , ; . . a B: ° the rigipa! R oi : —_ = ‘ , f “Tippe Sultan, an e y Pre ei, its reputation as @ hlead er. itsai : we ies i . . wis e chind the Screens roty ke - Theater in New York an ‘ ‘ , } . . ° ‘ Sang v 4 + te em f ' . ss _—- hole stud of fe od e! ee aiweye smd te ; PAULINE STARKE im ee een cee a ee Tiey kK : ey musical cum stivDe — 7. members ) The Mount Pitt | Mee Gen te ee . nantes - — a in F ove ae ; Tw eT T-1T Hire We é " é ' e 43 ks ‘ = : 7.4 ’ ' “ , sant ° : 4 4 ° . ; Th TY "Fe. - ’ , BR : oe é . , ~ i | 7 ; : ‘ repairs and renovet ¥ revo. Lawrenee, 308 S. 19th a°O 4 THE ~ ery SS ~— Austra! a Im Ap t will te 3 : n EE ae ee peor a eee : -* tinge “Three ese) V[aide« “? 5 HE PE RFE Rp” a osniling i aT ; , ; ae at: it? wis as bo Fay — \ 7 tn" ‘ - a % 4 ont 7 y TA ee |S e~ 5 > = a: ? , a Boe s Ree by ote ere ad Pt ci ut “3 be ate my nae ns ~ - a sh be eae S 5 tt —. . rs yeu ¢ A. ON 2 if pers Be Me ¥ 4 4 ert eo Oe . ya easel aaa ee Ry he ‘he ° ete ae j . a ety bow om “¢ ? % us . ee ee a es oer “/ 3. * et j pe es Poe ; = - = te me 2h. pe > “~ + UI ae a *s Waitt * v a t tw ha 7 SRE ee Se Oa im be A i eS. BB ice Soe ih . “ae ‘ } ‘ji ~ seas rr? : * . a . jel Gppreens? Rett and > 2 : .* ne ' OC OPTSS BF - Me RT SEO AB tes >! ; euatures oe Bf caved under Cree: 53m F Mar- P Si wr. Picree « famous fer iit . ») Bett MoM issourr “ene nies oi a spatted anate ARERR Res BE z B: ENCHE 'OURE fayeite Theater on x. a a é ree rpmeon in the latter's fire: «turri:« ~t , iy e ze ; wb COIN ha U8 | =" cetnand fe Pa oe oc a * & if in Feb ry 14 of & > are 8614 1m every drug stores” Eee 9 eho} nieatie & Pe Soy Chin . 4 th. , eokail Pag. of ane ef his for Clara Bor - ; born in Wales Miils. ¢°: 2 hou . ie dete, ate ee i anc wkoa rv effer a try ey oo: water V2 Z@erated cane and ee gars Sictendtiiie ys pF fiees cad write for free advice, rears ago. Her fatnily moved ¢. ts : : Merida land rgsh ard Rob fat-foo! #, cet. wena Stes ds : 7 peared a0 he ) ee] fwr h . Rs ? ; = is Hhiladeipiiia Trib } . se ae ; ‘ : > “tor Lae tetas of ) ° - : ite a shinai _ - ko i oo ~ Ws ge -- @ manager - Boundin : ani a % years old. As a child s! mas 7 : i ce tmeemaker vr , t- field of endeavce: oe a forms the public that am ee _ sa ae “ plage ira TlAia Oi - req "ye Qq , Ti — ‘ “hae r : ‘ 2 i ce ‘hee ste ? - £e + ‘ ; - ’ [7) Vn o ‘ ee me = tected an orn - gives > ’ * besi-se'le vt send eae .e Tae ES ar a ' ' ae : ay! . ‘eibha I is ee ‘ ee Ham tate -" . , t ‘ and when Bide thous! " ig.ie ON Ge: west ‘ r an ¢ by e wv tc: rer em «€ Hloney mivgen * . oo 3 ; - al Sanford. proprietor ef Molly) i oran Wil erie to ‘ 9 , rite ahe descended ut "cee Nee To: ao a , : é 1 ¢ FY: uw ; ; : : ° ; ‘avette Theater. by WOO ‘ 1* ) = ¥ ‘. a . ‘ a , ‘ iy a} . | sa ‘ i} s ' a ici a ; ‘min eee the leading fem- p= determined '@ bf a@ tragedienn , ine oa | Suniel Sr. Louis U. Plavers dis:e and , enabled to avail Bt e role. “Soundings | i“ ' ; x . She sade var Jew +? — @ ace es : ‘ . Pi ‘ . of ‘Mio produc . 1 ‘ a omy lage a PALER, | : jocent- ] = P] T tte became e specia'iss oe . es united properties eo - 19 in “The Shepherd hing’—2 niu. , | | pape n awe ays. onight roices. When he saw } i 4 ; tablishments. youn m+ + Wa« getting om in . by i pa a stud of herses, inds five of the =6 coming Warrer ys we zif Hér cg I “ft i . eee aa liAau's TIVE rMty aS. indians two he wer? in for _ le ie : ; ) country. Special t . ‘ ne eas eee : erie De. 8U pictures in course of production. S WFeR. ONS this was | ach wt; Pr ape et se Se Se. Paes. See | tae unmi- porting Chaplin in the o! ar a mont costly G58 nooting on “What Every Giri | : * Saabs “ersitk suditorium a: o6 limdet: and jater. when han! ) ae tions are now ia =} “ am a ae J ¢ ; , ; ee 3 a Pt ‘ ae ¥ — Know Patay Ruth Mo ler's rhe Piaved SiNwail Paris. ta ft : ee ec. ‘ : ; . 2i@% a ' i+> P be PT 4S3u3aRrs OWN com pant ae ‘ “eer ; : A On Feb. 28 Sanford ‘nUttal marring vehicle. nas Blacied | tion ee — r Stuart. Bla a | ee one ae of Tee he 7] Pngagement ther ih. : | ow ‘variety program ef mst week. This ffim is based on ~ and returned new ard = tes Bae Wonks an woth o hieh “ere > > tween whilee sg. ted |; 3 +3 “The Bieck Squirrel, ‘ at original story by Charles for bits in musical comedies 7 eee oy ee eral weeks ago. will t tated b + by é to oe | through the scalping Ke¢laner. who is alto dire ting. me oe + ahd Trouper 4 | Pike bene’, i FDe mete: Usha the ca haga —_— The Six Nations, ané © eRter Apples.” warring Morte ; 4 Sitges his eee n veat F ae cs cndas | 2 er pete ae noel. and now the Meseslg dian “ar song and # Hie, wit h Myrna Tio. it $\) Port i mrihg : £% x? ry é . e ” a! : ; . j 3 " ° ° j 4 .. . . - a ¢ hokes h oe ye dances« “* Fireworks : uns almost been comple:ed. _ ne edad Re ee Howard , nifrord. pry: Y of drama ND white on the ez) feature on March I er Norman Trevor has been nannies a : Hud : se . | a ce as! “ that date also the —_ fim Tin Tin and the “Hills of Ker - | men From Wicklow aobt: ss ee oe - eon: oi te a ; OMejice” [lar : mi nae ; . ee , a Room. Gallery. Rat «. ‘heky” be, ei are on location a: Od Fashioned" sii . no Mit: | | | grec aie ‘ : e hh oy : seder this eins . Pye ities Eee © Pf $. i ees , ; Stands” of the : hern ‘J.lver County, California Prem Acden The names.oft -3 Patiuts PREP EO ER Ri Le 2 acer aN ' — sini — Paige Fs: — nounced for sale % ~*~ where the concluding meeracnces ft , | ‘we pers are ‘s > oe >, bee ; a : | a oe yi ree ‘ 2 . : of es" Gal bb | , ’ Z : . : eel : “Dremen! owner ha the picture are being sho ) é in collaboration with Adelaid. Wa aor s het ame eS els at 3 , ee ie a ca mn ievalemicsie wien - ; a ness demands.” alan a Matthewe she write : bas = 3 fh bs ig is ith ef. | pid “Oe ee ee be mecture, is on his way back Eas! "THE CRUISE OF THE- ert. Om {Oat erening. ii Srenea 4 oo /, : as did, “Now ‘or Never” and “Ge: aa cember 5. the ) Po. to begin work in Eg Wynn's firs: JASPER B"~ Si! Stl We ' | ii $ Wf ut and Get ler.” That's goirs will perform, whes 3 ¥ tative tedey saves 2 sick ¢ siarring Picture. “Rubber Heels a7! { Lours r Me t, * follo?® ec I i] . ¥ way back, vou?! ; “4 oe MAY YOUNG ~ Grand acnied ‘Michel and: 8 a he ne simply will Sheaiher GURRNG ie ete te en Be: Woy °T) ’ ? , : ye. : ee ee \audevilie, Frontim. * '3e time from within a few dave t work in che “* | : is! sponge . eorge Avis i rn th . ‘ L’mdhormt 16 Sere at Orpheten a comic vaudeville, me picture. completing the cast ‘| vated oe rere ® a | e. oo ie . ¥ fee : ame a - Will t. Lindberst. 30146 Tiaekin + Veriileuse.” 3 m with the exception of one feminine ° é wT ¢ play ere MAG ome a) | ‘ “nd ; a’ wr es t. Lavuie om This term ot that Gay rele. ss: rc : ; f Oe. ae 7) Ui | \ q * | af, rith the t ¢ . > , be ten & ' »pplied in its eral ¥ Afier the hints that Wicter Mee meunt funie Stars. . nd i “4 pags att: ~~ _ Neacuhictiee : : te sid . a De — = : tf an a THeBRINE _* comic ' apien. wheee face fortunately de- first role aa ! ‘ e Weeetah aah cope rvey fcoom : ' 3 ; " ‘ , * . S : 4 * “greed to re lenges eo frarn bh nsec a ) | Biases seawall , ip reg . oe itwered toe him the part of Capt. site Then is Meigeap | Mies es. | ts Ce oe ~ _ iain aks ery y Se és mit heer of veme inal ee Albee first "ees in “What Price Glery,” would | nadian.” hiw been vgat for an ie f " cre 3 : VA , Nest &- nterr nit x as - : Whee my sates na “ — ee . “vaugentae os ibe now be handed the prize-fighter portant part in Gilda Gray's pic. his new nia: ; Bee: | 6 hen ete eae e. Rere, bat Redare apt) Se Se part tm “Is Zat Se,” be will not ture, “Cabarct.” ae . cae Empress :! Max a who will be beard at the Friday and Saturday com- part in “The ha eon Mine aap ; wn yeh ect cage ae <uehee saa +a thie «c ” ; Ra (OST NAT “ADA iAnS LSTA “it. ° erts, and Alice Sproul, who sings at this afternoon's “Pop” Wlson's plans are undetermined. con the mag:cian. fk ose word came inte +e t opalee. Se eit ages «ORS he te a ae 4

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SUNDAY MORNING. Jancaster turned and glared ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH criticisms” - frém wherever he’ chanced to be when they occurred fo him, forgot utterly that this JANUARY 16, 192 at _.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— PHOTOPLAY THEATERS PHOTOPLAY THEATERS KINGS THEATRE KINGSHIGAW AY NEAR DELMAR SATURDAY AND &U iD SUNDAY The Drama New York Meld te Its Heart for a Whele Year, “FOREVER AFTER” MARY ASTOR and LLOYD HUGHES SiX BIG ACTS HIGH-CLASS VAUDEVILLE him ers at a meeting at Moose Hall, | 4 . : o> 50 Olive t ¢ t " “If you can't behave yourself,'99. teow dows leer time he Was embedded in the smart My son, you can always get vour set of Lancaster, Pa. As the hor- money back,” she sald severely. | ror happened, as he saw that actor “Madame,” said the crushed im- separate out from the picture and: presario, thinking, I imagine of the HALLER’S walk forward to star himself, Hop- last hundred thousand, “I wish to} ‘ NEW YOLK. Jan. " (more than a passing glimpse of his; kins half rose from _ his ‘seat and | heaven f stomp ¥ ten -peguiing evening | wWhimsies as an actor. from his parted lips there escaped! (Copyright, 1927, by Press Publish- he theater wis provided at’ Whereupon, of course, the de-|an epithet which, even in the dar} “at Co.) chs in’s duri ned ths eS w st negation seats to “Mozart” swelled , of the new freedom, I should not, é Firemen’s Auxiliary . Jan. 90. gincompara!) ‘UILTYS. nto a deafening roar, the frustrated | feel free to reproduce in this pas-| | The Ladies’ Auxiliary of the sé. For Sal All mee night they serie what pre- ‘line of angry citizens at the box of-|toral letter. An outraged lady of [wouis Firemen wil} ‘install new ° } Pa 0 ale at bate! shelved ‘lei: delightful | fice suggesting rather the stam- - on nats” rug, Feed, Hard- * and substituted a 10- pede at a bank failure. Where- ’ —a yan lorist and Bird | if Your Dealer Can't Supply You, Address HALLER’S2!"o STORE 523 FRANKLIN AV. St. Leuls, Mo. Kiwanis Clubs : + | 4 ff Seon Thoughts on First Nj ghts By Alexander Woollcott at HE St. Louis Kiwanis are sponsoring this afte “Pop” concert at the ¢ ‘4s 4 manner Of asserting their’ a j terest in the St. Lonig Sy mphe (Orchestra as @ cultural asset to th Cit). | The soloist of today is : ‘Alice Sproule, a soprano whe ¢ | concertized ‘widely ° through ‘United States and Who now in’ Texas. Her offering with orchestra will be the “Pace ‘Mio lio” (Peace, Peace, a | Goa” ) from Verdi's ‘The Fo orce 2 “ Destiny.” and wil be f lh x | ¢ ny. an ollowed CoughS Dp iby a group of songs to the ¢ me-made lieu.” But we would have to put! ‘accompaniment of Mrs. iK rie esha be rr. oa eapinay 00 cove $2, ond vet ators cough weds one | : . some of our best young players, . Saige wid # aboard the boat and ship over a “8 | scod deal of our ais : come .#: winning. personality * "You've probably opening -_ a restore nen get tty ae dtien i and a pleaging - appearance.: . It’ si’ Ss it? Thousands of fam- ‘®¢ Guitrys come to us. | good policy tor you fo avail your- self of an opportunity to obtzin $50 to $85 Society. Brand Suits at $33. feel that | could hardly keep ‘I. Iilusioniste” opens with a bad | t it, It's simple and cheap, | French vaudeville in progress and 3600 of them are offered at Fa-. a. mous-Barr inning at-8 A. it takes hold of a cough then moves back stage to thread M. Monday. {in‘the Edito- ispatch. Call MAin 181! wwe eee _—_— s guccess of Sacha Guitry’s fore, I suspect that “Mozart” will “L'Illusioniste. which gives |soon be back in the bill again. | It is so good to see the French ‘stage represented here for once in a way by sométhing faintly con- temporary. Usually its emissaries create about the same impression in New York that our stage would make in Paris if we sent over Rob- ‘ert Mantell, let us say,’ and per- 'haps Amelia Bingharh, in ‘“‘Riche- ee ee Insurance: ‘Men! ESIEGED. SDehridten mien wel’: THE WORLD PREMIERE this week of Harold Lloyd’s latest comedy follows a oe l attractions as the Ist Revue and Paul Whiteman, abt Agno” in and week-out cansistency of Ambassador oe Skouras Thea- - | show every week is the guarantee assured patrons O° © ters. C'MON ST. 1.01 ‘As. NTH AT LOCUST Of ¥ NW ~ SEVE The Laff King of the World The screen's funniest, most hilarious entertainer in his first and probabiv only comedy of 1927, It’s an uproarious tale of Kentucky, where men are men, und Harold’s just ai kid brother! He's timid aug shy, but the world’s — laugh getter! A Smashing Successor to “The F reshman”’ A te lt Nett tetas ee onan oman THE EARLY DAYS OF + | | VAUDEVILLE IN ST. Lous é Centinued on Next Page, is onis nirfe years old, who ho wil through a variety of steps, wone:,/ derful for a child of his age . Mademoiselle l’Espugnolle, only 3 seven years of age, wil] the audience with her perform - , ance on the tight rope. Madame ~ Villalave will dance a horn es on the tight rope, followeg by | fancy dances. Mons. Villalave ~ will perform a grotesque dance, » without touching the rope with ° feet! The Chinese, in character | of a Clown, will go through many — 3 curious tricks for the amuse. © ment of the audience. Madame ‘ Villalave will dance on the tight rope without a balance pole, and — wave two American flags in her hand. Mons. Villalave will dance © 4 waltz without a balance pole, Feats of agility by the whole company. Mons. Villalave wil — dance on the ladder and keep time with the orchestra; he will ascend to the top of the ladder # and descend to the bottom with- | out it being supported. The: Chinese” will tak@a collation, ° standing on his on a candle. j stick two feet high placed on aii table. serving hi If without" assistance. “After which with be exhibited & Los Fantocini, as Qresented fa s the Italian Theaters. - “Doors open at six and pere § formances commence ar seven. § Box, 50c; pit, 23c.’ HE LAFAYETTE, records shoul opened as a regular dram theater on July 4, 1826, wit “The Three Hunchbacks,” and, the first time in America, é Dumb Girl of Genoa.” Until the. ‘advent of Mons. Villalave and b® “wonderful” company, it wag @&! exclusive dramatic house with, course. the embellishments that® went with the drama at that time. Its sudden turn to vaudeville at that early date marks the elevation ‘of the between-acts specialties to an individual position of impor- tunce as «niertainment. | Further evidence of the birth of ia new form of amusement is to A CAP 6TH & CHESTNUT | -Taday and Monday Only THE PICTURE gl aaa BEEN MAE MURRAY ee IN | “The Merry Widow”) SALLY “O'NEILL | Paul Sporleder and Band rena ‘Damaged Goods’ rit arr mn it a permanent place in it's way among the people of the bill and their visitors from the audience—particularly to revolve around the airy prestidigitator ‘whose heart, like the trunk in his show, has a false’ bottom. And you see him, in his waoings, use- all his tricks, all his patter and his sleight-of-hand and even, from time to time, the Vanishing Lady. Rs. FISK E’8 performance this week In “Ghosts” sur- : prised us and yet I think we /might have known she would get a. lot of fun out of Mrs. Alving— Would irradtate the first two acts with that unhappy lady’s gallant and hard-earned sense of humor. I am beginning to suspect that all the earlier Mrs. Alvinés, from Duse to the least of them, chiefly lacked humor, just as John Barrymore's “Hamlet” delighted me by confirm- ing an old suspicion ‘et the role Would be played best when it was , Played by a comedian. HE legend that Mrs. Fiske dues most of the directing of her own ‘OMmpany is not very flattering | ‘in the light of the air Performance | ‘of the play given by the secondary : members of the presept troupe. I think she must have shuddered | when Walter Ringham. as Pastor | Manders, went through jis old- time didoes at the end of act two. The Chamberlain Alving Orphan- | .ag°, you will remember, had just | ;Bone up in the flames—a charita-| ible foundation left uninsured be- | cause of the pastor’s fear that such | /limorous precautions would sUg- | | Sest an insufflicent trust in a Di-, ‘vine Providence. As the flames: reddened the backdrop and al] the , ‘household rushed to the fire. the ‘dumbfounded pastor was left alone | at the window, staring toward the | ruddy ruin. Then (on Monday: | night ) he turned, walked to the: footlights. clenched his hands and. shouted, “And not insured!" I was i bottle, pour 214 ounces : then add plain granulated | fill up the pint. Or, if clarified honey, instead of . ‘At tastes good, never gives you a full pint of bet- remedy than you could buy gade for three times its cost. is really wonderful how quickly de remedy conquers a #& usually in 24 hours or less. It es to penetrate through every air | pamage. loosens e@ dry, hoarse or tight | poe it | the phiegm. heals the mem- | ives alwost immediate id for tkroat tickle, Pinez is a highly coucentrated com- a pint 7 me» * . ° % *; “eed f vt ; E fe jieas een. oem see —— 2 PHOTOPLAY THEATERS a EE oTO PLA a @ had VD | F CG! Diy ONTINUOUS SHOWS»! TOMP M. , 4 PROGRAM OF RARE ENTERTAINMENT REPLETE WITH UPROARIOUS FUN, DELIGHTFUL rT eden 7 INTRIGUING DANCES AND HOSTS OF PRETTY GIR H THREE OUTSTANDING HALAS ; oe fT GRNATIONAL CHOUTEAU j.7t* Tout ch pn NIGHT cr” NATIVE SON. CHanon? ) Jeff. and cmeatees | Special Matinee FAIRY 5640 Easton Or a oo “ee Aas “ "EF. nd Lea ASHLAND = /“le'*. Comeds and 3329 X. Newstead \ | Bpecial Matiner - Bremen vn Theater 2h sed Bremen ee ta = Double Program “The (ey Deceiver’ and * ‘Lad le” ADVERTISEMENT ee ee ees in A PARAMOUNT MIRTHQUAKE, “THE KID rm 2S r J ——— “Ober the law" Suyen'd Be Surprised © y Comedy and Serial — —_—-~ ~~ Personal Comment By Mrs. Geo. Lawrence , “ Man’ | Kingsland “The wccune Ma ihe 6457 «ravols Av. nd special Matinee A A McNAIR ¢“Aloma | of the ssentatte meas’ =—omeidy. MeNair- Pestalecs! ‘ serial and News | om. , «a gRE MOGLER (Cov ERNOK™ and Oth and Bremen ' “eEVEN Nin Nt. “cs ties eet, te AL A on Request baleony ecats to eS enjoy the grandeus oft Ambassador Auditorium. You can enjoys the show an well and the theater mofe. ve re luxe shows vs 2 4 oe Q me Dovure open 10.50 a. ™. . Choice Seats aft the First & Show! { id S : % A Rollicking and Convulsive Comedy Romane, with 1g JOBYNA RALSTON Who appears with Lioyd for the last time in this picture. — HONG Assisted By) | TWELVE ARTISTS, }' ‘ Featury Db ' T Newstead | fous Comedy ,Sertal 4306 Lee Av. "and Spee ind Matinee VW a ES a A - SHA ' f ae eakie Program v8 olleciate, "du ILLS SHOLMES PALM | ecoticetate ea, a «th A Corps of Winsome Merrymakers DELANO DELL i Easy Sailing? | § ‘“FORI AGN BIVER” A Shiploed of Dancing, Song gnd Mirth C lerettes g . k F “The Paxslonste ° ~ od — ~ PAULINE Litlien & Claxton | Pestalozzi ee NOW PLAYING books and they au Perfect ap. ‘Kagle ~ the Sea’ Comedy, News, * Res — and sport life ealled him from but, folks, may be aM e® . Mata eae awa tater a” * . . ~ ~~ lavé- making lie - Jearned be found the same year in the bill | of the Mount Pitt Circus on Grand — street, opposite Hlartman street, in “New York. where one could, the more surprised thereafter that | the acts Mrs. Fiske will sing ihe Gloaming.’ "’ he refrained from adding. “Between | ‘In With a Bevy ef Beautiful S$ "a4" Peatalozs! ~ ” ~ « EXCLUSIVE FEATURE PHOTOPLAY > « “ EDDIE DIE CANTOR in “KID BOOTS” Stage Attractions ee ee ee QUEENS ? ee ee eee ne he Perfect Sap. , HE KNOWS HIS ONIONS brunette, bob- hair: “ t Fever did from any other rem Cle might be the matter with “Deep iformed a ““Turkish dance” and’ @4 p edics. The ‘Preseription | relieved [iver.” at jieast its puppets should | “Scotch Fling.” to say nothiz tame of al) distressing feeling peed; uy behave faintly like human beings. the fact that the company be Mo women, sand the “D; scovery \t any he would not permit! Sultan,” an elephant, sProvedd its reputation as a blood en them to construe a music cue as “a Whole stud of horses Meher. J am ulwavs yiwd to recom 4) Order to stride out of the scene. The Mount Pitt Circus. ‘closed tor! mend Dr. Pierce’s medicines.’ Waik down on the apron, square repairs and renovation, and Mrs. Geo, Lawrence, SUS S. 19th St. their shoulders and assault the company moved intact to the Lincoln, Nebr, Song. Ye', after weeks of docility, fayeite Theater on Jan. 15, 1843 Dr, Pierce's famous family reme that fs just what one On February 14 of that year 5 E dies are sold in every drug store, ip iste did at that anxious first newspaper announcement of ee tdiets or Liquid, Send Dr. Pierce, formance. “New York theater, the Bowéry pire Invalids’ Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., Mr. Hlupkins. who had spent. (now the Chinese Theater), 87% O for trial pkg. of any of his medi- weeks of rehearsal roaming some | peared as follows: : L tines und write for free advice, ‘auditorium and interjecting nis ia we “The manager Si acerutle Ge ' forms the public that he has ef . » fected an arrangement with Mr.s" 3 Sanford, proprietor of the Lae. fayette Theater. by which he ioe : ‘hb enabled to avail himself of thé ” am : ae oor united properties of the two 6% ge Ff | eee 4 Sure ae tablishments, t ther with ; 2 é he — whe wortt’s power stud of horses,’ unrivaled in this, pighest pee country. Special pi¢ces of the; emertainer most costly and splendid oe tions are now in preparations.” | On Feb. 28 Sanford added tot ivaricty program of the La [The Black Squirrel, who will a ~—-Gras es Siudio. -eFaFavt “a a 6 a” aF a®a PAP.* 7 the A First Netienad Pictere with BEN LYON PAULINE STARKE VIRGINIA LEE CORBIN QPP LLL | ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS | ARSENAL Double Program 4 -atranded in Paris” (irand and ound and “Forever After’ AUBERT “Kainbow Riles" Aubert and Fasten | White Black Sheep” Vaudeviile and Cinderella 15 Acts of Vaudeville “perianal Matinee (Cherokee and fewa !' und “perial Matinee COLUMBIA | 52°57 Southwe-t ‘ rate, Fab T ROMANCK- a, rieker COMBDY- es ws STATE PERELC Y THRILLS: On the of his solo- € per-- “FOREVER AFTER’ Vaudeville and special Matinee “THE CANADIAN” Vaudeville and Special Matinee a CONGRESS ‘ 40°:5 Olive St. Grand-Flor. ‘ Grand & Piorlssant ~— —— ae - GRAVOIS | Jefferson 4 Gravois HI-POINTE Cuagsee & MeCaus. ae mee etee N. Jefferson FAMOUS NOVELTY ORCHE NONOW TWO ACTS IN ONE! more amd youl wiil be one x with THEIR REUNITED —?:::: has hie Whole ang torether one , ) orgatization et the height of ite ‘Glers i Melody and Mirthiul Aiitics x. ‘ Ca & Amer , i 7} ara ter a pecan uM t 0 made ent = — aes “Sust and “9m Preeenting au va aren © asa BELBE DANIELS in “Stranded in Paris’ ; Special Matinee : ter hom Brow ; irl Inimitadie Musical Back a “Whr Girls (,0 Program of Jagz LINDE! r “STAGK MADNESS” Home’ —Vaudev ille i and Special Matinee GRAND CENTRAL spe Abe © 7 T%* ae oe ers Ved ae 7 ar || i ‘ | BEBE DANIBIS in Can a Sinner Woo a Saint? LYRIC. er BEBE: DANIELS “Mrandei in Paris’ a! lover ein aA rep tutte for fast living. Sixth aad Pine ‘ Special Matinee ta geédces with tantalizing lips! MAFFITT Ss , SAINTS DORIS KENYON Manchester A Saiat in a Paria Green. 4315 Maachester 3 Maplewood t. 7170 Manchester MIKADO:, 8085 Eastan ace [hile Joytul TR eT een ema ands : z Round ‘} tie wit) Wilkinso® ; ai ihe , “Loaves Blindness" Vandeville and special Matinee Hichard Barthelmees Lafayette § in | i te Black 16433 &. -csiinlnaall p’'—per ial Mat. DELMAR AT EUCLID pale. through the scalping maneuvess S “The fix Nations, and sing en «™ dian war song and perform dances.”” Fireworks were & ‘feature on March 1 and, while © may have been no connection, that date also the “Saloon. Room. Gallery, Ber. and v Stands” of the Lafayette were ® notinced for sale Or lease. ; “present owner having other ‘ness demands.” Going back to December of 1336 while the eighteenth of tifat mons marked a definite change !n policy of the Lafayette, earlier ‘that month its management a4 tised a variety program in conjt tion with a melodrama. This nouncement marks what is bel ‘o be the first use of the term” va 1 deville’ in this country: “On Tuesday evening next. De- * cember 6. the French Company; will perform, when ‘will be ore sented ‘Michel and Chrinlon a. ‘audeville, Frontin Mari arcot » come vaudeville. and Ta rose Verille ae a melodram-. This term at that eurly date ‘pplied in ite iiteral Mrene h # triesning “ea conte song or re It was not antii 1886, i oF Albee first used the “suudeville’ as the sarge the Variant entertainment wh and TE. bt. Keith developed ‘old-time variety. With this — word came into general ue 4 s Tis a romarnt.c tale ef a noted Continen or suher, he played no fas®:ifes until he me “THE MAGICIAN’ REX INGRAM’S peetunmzation of SOMERSET MALGH- AMS mi lodrama tic Mystery story foe ‘yn—A combin ore wa ( irre tor of THE rot R HORSEME N°. “SC ARAMOTO@R” ana ie | ARE NOsTP! ys"" — .. id thre eh tah thor of the etage succesa, “KAN” — faite. ing beautiful ALICE TERRY 2s-— @ “stranded in Pari«’’ et Sees ~ a4 i) ( Thomas Meighan in “THE CANADIAN” Special Matinee ~ — ee mA Child Doesn’t a and Play if Constipated Loo, Mother! Is tongue coated, breath feverish, stomach sour? and Lect | LEWIS STONE a Cave Man in a Cuts waver Muderu Joos - - “MILLIONAIRES” Vandeville anne Special Matinee toy Brit ¢~ . “Lave's Blindnese* Acts of Vrudeville and “prrial Matinee “MILLION AIRP.&" Acts af Vandeville ane Special Matinee Rich d Barthel NOVELTY Riherd, nartuetmes | 3524 Ea-ton t een? "—Sperial Mat. ee SCREEN ATTRACTION ONLY—At 1:30 P. M. Loew’s Sunday Concert By Loew's State Grand Orchestra ef 6s for Ha! Roach | DON. ALBERT, Directer Ps -agsit: ng auc 6 Once” Anything re tg AN A Owsly « STAGE ATTRACTION s Satie wane The v ee poutrecie ‘<o mw 8 yi an Usual - tad Ricemker at Usual Prices ‘rps. Normand in her latest comedy ( Lievd Hughes a | “FOREVER AFTER’ Apecial Matinee ( “The Ponelar Sin” 1} & Acts of Vende: illic and Special Matinee “California Fig Syrup’’ can’t harm tender stomach, bowels A laxative today saver a sick child|tion poison, sour bile and ferment- Orrow, Hake the Chi! Are n simply will bor (ing waste wiil gently move out of | " erhers from play to empty (the bowels, and you have a well, eas th un hic I become clogged | | ple ivful child again. A thorough ‘‘in- Rly tste, liver gets sluggish, | side cleansing’’ is ofttimes all fhat | agg jis necessary. It should be the first | forte’ os be tongue. mother! If! treatfment given in any sickness. a PV bhild io Seebie ‘<2, CroORs, Beware of counterfeit fig svrups. ae Oreath bad. restless, doean’ | Ask vour druggist for a bottle of . oe full of cold oF bas ‘*California Fig Syrup, "? which has , ; lle ww uny othe r children's | full dirce tions for babies, children of | , erin Py § « teaspoonful of ‘*Cal-jall ages and for grown-ups prainty | tend Syvrup.”’ then don't wor- ‘printed on the bottle. Look care- ) oo it is ages harmless, fully and sce that it is made by the Wa few hours all this coustipa-]‘' California Fig Syrup Company.’’ things aa e' des and Nit rene ee ip eerio sana Satten Ar. <a we A <A Se ie ten 7 nt A Ww ; ALI-ATAR CANT in i “THE wI'nnig 3h and shaw mT i tn ——e “The Stil Alarm” Shenandoah 64°." 82%, Grea }-Rhensadeah — hasten wageeanal Matinee TIVOLI G0 Delntar | VIRGINIA { Howes 6117 Virginia — ee and . @¢- h SOUT. Wioih ci" Hallet a; a ? tion ri “Her ‘Mea O'War" Vaudeville and Seecia | Matinee Irene Kich in “The Hoeeymeog Express” | 4 Acts ef Vaudeiille Deietine , nc LON CHANEY in “TELL IT TO THE MARINES!” qr SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and ‘GHT NESULTS—3-time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. iN «

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : : ___SUNDAY MORN ING, JANUARY. 16, 1937 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ___aprommemers ____Y, Mc HA. DEDICATION WEEK , Beene eet ne | S070 Bona Fide Rec THE ODEON—— wit. seo THIS EVEMNG | POPPER si oe ea cree ag POSITIVELY | EVE i Spee gram Arranged s- “hire Se ant GOOD TERT . ee See. Come NO . Our semi-annual sale of furniture. rugs and gf TOMORROW 8:15 special Prog A for Ex ‘og tre OTIS rRot TER. Sperialiet a “Tet is now on. Here is vour opportunity to sectire meedens eer eee Oe + aia 4 te remote them. I make teeth ORE WEEK ery Night, With Athletic Dem- ’ ""artifictal Teeth fale. Bitten ,\“are ok jet j rea ° ie a ONLY onstrations Tomorros. Broken ‘ret? Rr pot aa wuafiess Pilates ry Your “Mo mtn Ww m real values. Just think what this incans, g i new building of the Young the Proper $140. ~— “ ALL SEA wa ) Fall (pore and Lower Sets Complete, $50. $75 and reduction on a stock that ts always priced 1 : Men's and Young Women's Hebrew 9" [TH “T.. NEAR Ink, PRONE MAIN 2374. ; Je} ™ ? ; it {ru - cote eligi SEVENTH rem | BURTON | HOLMES’ * Seiag, at. Tisen bovlerarc 3 We will hold goods for future delivery. % MATINEE Today at 2:30—TONIGHT at 8:30 | a ena i rm FUR EE (6,5 tm. separ. Rats Lee : Good Health Is the First Factor in Haman Effiaency _LANGAN BROS. COMP AND TWICE DAILY ALL THIS WEEK—2:20 AMD £:30 Tt, toe tans. MIDMIGHT- SUN CRUISE OF 1926 ot tp cal ee Harry 6k Drink and Bathe in Turkish Baths Department 18th and Washington re er et for The $4,000.000 Picture ison : _ THE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE ‘os s Sommers. a benefactor of the or ae an Entire Season at the Belmont Theater, Lan York ee ee ganization. and Rabbi Harrison will 7 —— ' unveil a bust of Eniile Zola. Dr. THESE PRICES ; Lots of Good Seats, 75¢ Alex N. de Menil, president of the : .8. ° French Society. will speak. ; Nights | Che , a Dest Society. : ‘ JN JOHN VAN DRUTEN'S PLAY aun) London The Responsibiities of the Den- pe aE dln ear eye ee a eee ee err ee oe OE RES ee “% Reto ge St , 2 + dvicehe Me mcye «A Parquet . “¢ ’ tist to His Pati. “nt will be the sub- Balcony, 2 rows, $2.50] | H “ — W DLEY”’ Balcony, 13 rows. S110 ip 0 IFO} le ject of general discussion ata meet- Second Saumur. + 50€ ine of the S?. Louis, Sey, Aletr of Den. 3RING tal Science, tomorrow evening, at Direction; GEORGE C. TYLER aad BASIL DEAN WED. MATINEE, ) | bthe.Jeffersen Hote! - Wail Orders Accepted Now Shc, $1.10, $1.65 | aiiianeiaies SEAT SALE THURSDAY, 9 A.M. [= == = =]: re __, Ce |e) | Ny OPERA: HOUSE! it A. M.—CONTINCOUTS—12 Ww. ‘ With ' Hippodrome & ; | H U B rE | NIGHTS —50e. $1.10. $1.68. $2.20. $2.75 ‘ Fellet nl aa : $255 3-PIR4 t h RE -FHLER $300 $KIDNEY STYLE CR Ep ntire New :; —_ == . «=» — —_— _ MOHAIR BED stITeE— MOHAIR OV ERSTUFF ED $7 45 eel 1004 Olive - Pn LD Me | 9 . : Nee ES 2 i RR na ge te BP ae oo rae neni me a te ree OF a ph, 3 end P ; rt Lite Stery ‘ reductice = omnes . . : _ Last week in our . | — a I, - - : ; : Velour. January Sale Price. —tarved frame: reversible : 4 ; MRS. Ww - " -o . | * 3 Say Sher : > Music by Sigmund capes i . Caen: ee LAST WEER AT a a a HERNDON Ss | > ‘ . a 2. 4 ie - ie » : a i a 22 z a ‘_ oe ¥ a 5 a od'{ _ tod : . >> : 2: a . , ve z = ‘ “= » 3 > Re , . ? * s% . a - ae " ~ ol Pa + ~ ae Pe. 7 s+ ; bt et w a & 2 . te > ~~ 4 . = & £ tL, te : 5 ; - ¢ x §) te ¥ + s ee . ws ~ of + “hiv in 7, :, $. az a ? a a , >. + ey ww a i . «& “wt “ — ra - x, “” aa - Sf ‘% = t 4: “s = “é 5% a . 4 £4 a a 4 aad » PAS ed. .* - Ne . PORE tego st > . _ , .. #! ot ae he eee naa ~ ee THE WORLD’S GREATEST SINGING “s a: 16 A.M 3. a. be 1 re dresser. vanity dresser and a : ADMISSIONS: ‘ P ies chest of drawers. Last Week — - General Admission inclading use of clamp skaies: ; Ee aes S . eae j = ian Our Janeary “ale .. ms * M ) I] A es ee | 2S oe [5210 Four-piece 5 = - C owed: Childres ‘under a a aad’ aftercneens oe i BEDROOM SUITE S44 : ok) geamsen, Vaanty dase 7 J ee. draditional Devices Re FAMOUS MALE STUDENT CHORUS | : ~-' MUSIC INSTRUCTORS % ec and conteniernt chif- mate a ueelleataal WINTER GARDEN | OO MGHTS ( shtw x13. S200, S235, ete Wed Mate See 7 : , _sszaarz patie | — Louis Country Clut sa Reel a-Pibie &. HE ip- So7@ DECORATED 4-P¢. ‘2515 + FOUR-PIECKR RBED- = aoe “Mo st Irh—tBHed. dre«ser, $ BEDROOM stl ITt—Bed, ReOwW st itt—Hed. @-inck : d Deco Vanmity dresser and chiffo dre«aser, vanity dresser, gg 3@-in. vanity dreen- j yar by Te robe. Laer Week in Our Jan- echifferebe. Last Week large chifferete. tast — : wary sale ‘in Our Janeary Sale. Week ise Our January Sale TONIGHT | TCYMPHON LOUISEEEEECONCERTS * ; a Final ®t x t Di f A Ss - Poe ITH all of the Brilliance t eek to spose 0 ining-Room: Suites W 2.0 2 Mpa, ng, F >. ee om, to x ur ea Ye) eee * ~&s KO Oat wes). A Sag oe ”~ % igh. 7 +o wie ‘ 2 S-PIRCt BREAR- S.> THKEF. - PiFe F- thousands of colored bal BLUE LEATHER Hoth. ast Week {m cur Jan- ' ¢ Dertes oe tga $18.75 ace af $5.85 SUITE 09 sure ! ' pa. guests from a frigid ; = atmosphere of tropical } ? 5 ‘ > }ieie ct * qr? j } aie ory ‘ Ps > cm S72 van bia : z ) — , |“ WHEN THE WIFE’S AWAY” : The Musical Comedy Suceess A Screamingiy Funny Farce. with S GEORGE K. ARTHUR, DOROTHY REVIER THOMAS RICKETS ar BUT 74 Balt ALE—W pet 21-¥ POLY+«¢+HROWE : nr i ® great crown rested on SEAMLESS A MIN- r1LOoOR LAMP AND ALL-WOOL extension = tabdie. tive § full eee we 8@liax. | SEAMLESS AX WEN. omamaees aX “EE. chairs and ene arm- chairs, eae armebair q STEER RUG.*. last week “TER RLGS. Last week chair. last Week in test Week itn Over The ues greet Jaseary “ate c ts eted the cha in our $29 60 : im oer $22 75 Our Jeeuarvy «aie of January Januwarv ; | members chosen eac tate ' e 5 ODD CHING (LOSE T HEALY B= INE AID LENGE BE M, ; $ . : a: = an 2% WEN. Smee weet ta aul ae Jasvary bwernitere “ate 17 4Janwneary Gale Price 59 . gina: on to the fou . for the receiving party, J Ce. STER RtLt.s, Last weet nemena!l Janeary one in our sale. Siv2@ *MITH A DAVIS B11 -BEDA Si..08 SMITH. A PAs We: a oe $38 60 ed 9 —Jaaeary vate | PINISH STEEL sups— Ge Mandards, similarly fitied, sale a oe tard Price Janeary tate Price. pm bersed witg gilded les sans recente RDA RECS hehe AT SO eeeeemnaeaae maa Tings Coy 39 Ry Rae WELON & C0, —a— A — A 1106-07-09 OL ii comend Ceme between 1 aad 2 or 4 and 6. TODAY. te secure Best Seats. Vaudeville. 2:30. 6 00. 8:45: Photopiay. 1:00, 4:15, vhs 10:30. ns a a - AMERICA'S LEADING | BURLESQUE THEATRE | SOOO LAUGHS -OAVOY DAMES -A OO2ZEM SOM MTT "STARTS MATINEE ToDAy—AND ALL WEEK (\ dud 4 CHORUS OF Gi BR/OUS G/ALS “we “LAND OF JOY’ WTR RACING <EreD Ye LAUGHED 47 ABIES IRISH ROSE” cope SPRA2—ATR A: vou wii ROAR sr NOSHER ITTY AELLY’ #- Sen Ba el _ MILLE. FIFI | “THORS 16 A CANCE EVERY Lint’ - S86108 AVERTISER-GCT 5.1006. as .

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ide Reductialy furniture. rugs and stoves 9” RX SRN ~ ~. MQ ' way ‘ S SN MN Wy) MESS SX ROA NS QQ SSS ‘ VS A AN . ws ‘ LRQQL Saw AA " ~ “ % % SKK AAAS SS ‘. ‘“ ppportuuity to secure some k whit this means, a 30% bat is always priced right, future delivery. ROS. ashington ATOCH prints TWICE er St. Louis Sunday FURNITURE® COMPANY ¢ BWV Sowmpwqwyowww9oqQq_ ANAT NI ~" — i a A SEVEN. —_— — a ee eee = ee ." . “ ~ AAS ‘ ANS os SS SIS RA AY WS SWMAM Ye ~ SS oN SS ‘ SA ~» AN \ REA A NS SAASAANSS SOOO eNAN eKLAAAASS Ss SR . QA Sy RRR. ANN MOQSs \ SY . . iN \S we D ANN \ . Nee ~ YY) ~ \ * \ — ‘\ at \ wv SS \ % . . ~~ ~ . ~ RVVVNVE WAQ ~\ S SO SS SNS ~ Ss ANN ‘ AN AN a ANS ‘ . SAAN IMA MRRARRE MAMA A ~ a e vm ‘ \ SSS SAN RAS 1 \ : SRR ‘ S NS SSS WN Me S.3 = : RY . \ iY ‘ .* ‘ . NS SAAS * SQA GG. WS SKARQ ~ CARA WN ‘ 8 WR SNS . . A MQA AGES SES . + oA ART aon ma 4 ’ 2) ee aad . =a > . wix > ~ as Many Newspaper, a ——————. REDUCED We Take Inventory! Gone the Very Limit in We Ro A Prices for the Last Week, . f \- of This Sale as Low as ee OUBLE-182250 LA Y E R- PRING—| FELT MATTRESS euarantee.1—i0-lb. roll edge. ee in OQuriiast Week in Our 4.25}:::..... $14.65 0M SUITES ECEe, | 7 00 118° UU ECH BED- : Hed. @0-inch $ nim. vanity dresn- p@hifferebe, Last © a January Saic.. . 75 NINE-PIECE NING ‘iiabe china closet. ex- tabic. five chairs ochair. danu- a NINE-PIR-CE DINING-ROOM inch buffet, china cabinet, tabic. > 2 °176 ) WKOLGHE mon AND SHADE — F Sale Priee FLOOR $11.60 —_~Ss— ‘iS SMITH A DAVIS WALNUT StH. KEeDSs— $7 Kale Price. ma . ; é i # } 5 | ) ‘ { ] a); di ) | , , | ais aaa Re EPR SER, a . MRS. CRAIG ago Miss Bessie Hald of Louisville. She MRS. WALLACE HERNDON. SMITH. She and Mr. Smith have departed to make their home in Paris for a year. PIT st ieee e« ca Vite, r ad Wz R. Wendling. —Edward Thavrer onrve AAbbd -&andeler. Sa See ne ee ee ee + | a ee CULBERTSON, WSS N who was until a week sister of Mrs. George , | ogee NAAN @ ry A LLIN OLIN IIL I Ay YI tts 4 4 4, “oath, 7. Y SS SOOO eman WAM Sean Pie, ae . ‘we. 4 ’ The guests creeted the chaperones, a nuin- Of members chosen each year as Official {0 what fs known us the middle room, ste Passing on to the lounge. As a back- Hbd for the recelving party, 10 more of m Standards similarly filled, lined the walls, bersed with cilded Jeaves, and more of Vides covered the orchestra stall. Over- hung hundreds of clusters of rose tint- Never have the gowns been more lovely, nor the jewels more brilliant. Mrs. Rosen- o ‘garten wore white satin and rhinestones and carried pink roses; Mrs. Howard Benoist’s yb lddlddy ee i “n, frocks. Miss Allen. fon with white satin and pearls, and Miss Dyer wore white chiffon beaded in Similar gown. chiffon and cryetal. Mass., who with her mother, Mra. Robert De Courcey Ward, is visiting in St. Louls. Ward is with her mother, Mrs. Francis Lane lotte Vanderlip of New York, who is the guest Miss Phyllis Peckham visiting Miss Marceline Reyburn. Wf Yih WO ddcch “4 Wh, % Yeo : SSN — ¥ 2 SS we wor SQA Mrs. Donaldson Lambert; above Miss Mabel Green Thompson, and right, Mrs. Archie Lee, com- mittee chairmen for the Junior League Conference to be held in St. Louis, Jan. 25 and 26 HE St. Louls Chapter of the Junior T veacee is making preparations for a re. gional conference to be held here Tues- SST SST = day and Wednesday, Jan. 25 and 26. The meeting will be the first of its kind fn the central states. The cities comprising the dis trict are St. Loults, Chicago, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Duiuth, Grand Rapids, Evanston, [].; Indianapolis, Sloux City, Ia.; Lincoln end Omaha, Neb., Milwaukee, St. Joseph, Mo., and Kansas City, and with the exception of Du- luth, each wil] send delegates. Although the conference wil! be primart- ly for the discussion of the various aims asd work of the league, there will be a number of parties for the representatives, and in- formal croup meetings will be held at ¢Be homes of various St. Louls members. Mrs. Archie Lee, as vice president of the Central States Rezion, will be chairman of the conference, with Miss Jane McElroy, sec- retary. Mrs. Ralph Foster Bixby has been appointed chairman of transportation asd Mrs. Donaldson Lambert of entertainment. Each of the 45 delegates will be the guest while in St. Louis of a local member. Mrs Rioowe Garesche has been appointed chairmas of billeting. Miss Emily Anderson, field sec- retary of the National Junior League, will be cotertained at the home of Mr. aa@ Mra Continued op Page Threa. -. © @uriiio a —s —— i —— bride and bridegroom under whom appeared the name of Miss Clarkson and her fiance. Those serving were Miss Kathleen debutante sister of the hostess, Miss ta Cook and Mrs. Richard 8S. Avout 50 guests called. Ryan, Aurus- Hawes “Jr. Miss Clarkson made her debut several year ago and since that time has been one of St. Louis’ most popular young women. She is a graduate of Mary Institute and Ely Court. Greenwich, Conn., and Is a member of the St. Louis Chapter of the Junior League. Miss Clarkson has spent much time in for- elgn trave! and made a number of trips with the Chamber of Commerce while her father was president of that organization. Mr. Casey is a graduate of the University of Cail- fornia and is a member of several ciubs In Los Angeles, including the University Club. He will take his bride to Los Angeles to re- side and with her departure St. Louis society will lose one of the most charming members of the younczer set. and Mrs. Ciarkson and Miss Clark- son will «ail Feb. 12 for Honolulu, and will pass a short time in Los Angeles before their return to St. Louis. ¢ fl, ———— se lr Se ot, ye Oe» a . Ball ~ oT . ote * . ro ‘ * e ‘ *.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___. isnt. ) : ~ — 95 Chalapin wo Semmes for MRS. JAMES C. TERRY MRS. WILLIAM SAMUEL SCOTT ; Here Nea" Visit of Grant's . - ; , ; 7 St. Louisans and | yen : Semen nermeraamas ., Porn ” Granddaughter} : ie i , > q ot ges x Soh : ‘Li « o hi: “4 5 tin i . i. as xe t ; aX, : ee: s % ton randda ug = a o Pr 4 nt U jay é ! Bic » Be, ae . mt se = gin, . SS a. 7“ ee , all who at one Ume was @ the holidays. bs ets Tere A bs pelle eg ere aa eS ia mea. rant a: Qiae aE 4 YE ge EGE AF Bs eee ge , i Ne. Pe ie “y .* of St. Louis, her viait here Stree. Rensselaer Lee of Prince- , ae Mn, ae ee il’, MD ' | ia ge Sl i tae os: 7 ~ i> as Bell as social ‘oan. N J., will arrive next week: @ Se, oh wig. e : 4 a ££ SF ge Lee, ee. ' ‘ : ‘> visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ‘homiae H. Garrett of 29 Kings- hury place for several weeks. Mrs. Lee wae. before her marriage. Miss s:e lia Garrett. a pha ae OE eftsrnoen Princess »e the guest at @ public reception at the Women's nsition from 4:39 to 5:50 p. m. wil be on the program at the Epos. top. Among tha Women who wilt] @erve 09 the Hostess Committee Mirs. Peyton T. Carr, Mrg tinridge Jones, Mre Charles{ Scudder. Mra. Walter W. Smith, , George W. Niedringhaua, f Yers. H. L. Block. Mre. N. A. Mee] Bitias. Mrs. Daniel Upthegrove,? Mrs. LW. Baldwin, Mrs. Frark Wamiiton, Mrs. F. O. Watts, Mra. RD PY Francis. Mes Rolla Wella, Haro!4 Bixby. Mrs. Harry B. Wallace. Mss Wiliiam A. Stickney, Wise Emily Sproule, Mrs. Edwin Steriman, Mrs. Ion O. Hocker, 4 Frederick G. Gardner, Mraj ry B. Hawes. Mra. Ames Cus.i- wan. Mrs Jarnes M. Franctacus, ~sliambus Hatie, Mise Mary?® M-s Eugene D. Nima} ES RRR IC ah ON ing NEIL OCI AO AO 8 eA NEP GER aetna a> iid PE RITE ens ee te eR OT . ~ * - > al ty oh Ee eed a Rage Aa Bee Dn Ree a apertnaesee, vee - _— « 4 m at a a . a e : ma 2) . “ ‘ *. , me , a - nam 4 be : - ar ye a &e ool noe ees ne J “e { Fageey ry AMG aA eS g Mr. and Mrs. Edwin P. Hilta of | 14 Hortense place and their son. , Ia4win H. Hilts Jr., have returned , ‘rom lake Piacid, N. Y., where | they spent several weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney T. Allen, veho have been the gueste for sev- . +rai months of Mrs. Allen's mother, Mre. Henry 8. Turner of 4967 | Pershing avenue, Will sail Jan. 29 tor Paris, France, where they have. veen Making their home since ‘heir marriage. Mrs. James 4. : reddon of £241 Waterman avenue sas hostess Thursday to a lunch- eon in honor of Mrs. Robert de ‘‘ourcey Ward of Cambridgs, - Mass.. who is the guest of her Mother, Mra. Francis Lane of the: Huckingham Hote!. | Mrs. W. Arthur Stickney of the | St. Louls Country Club grounds has! as her guest Mra. FE. (. Winters of : (‘klahoma, who is being entertain- | ei by a number of informal par- | Tee. intel EOP LR NAN: A AN Ne AN cigs te ee oe te ry wi mB Pers + ny oy ARN Reem ay et ane a &. ™ r hte ay, - Staeofl . 7 Oa ee ree a ee AP QSOS GOGoQSgSgoase ie tS _ el | “7 a +5 (Pi Palhewpte: go 08 ODA RO MOT. et bee VINA ERE 8 Dog Anarene ag wep kg “* 7 ee eee $ 10 days in Hot Springs. and Mrs. R. King Kauffman of Oukvood avenue, Webster Park , tneir eon, R. King Kauffmar r, aud their daughter. Mias Anr Dpew Kauffman. are planning to fo to Chicago to make’their home Mr. Kauffman who is tn Chicago will Se joined by his family in the EpPring. Mrs. Kauffinan's gister Mre. Frank P. Aver of Chichgo. who has been her guest for gevera! weeks has departed for her home. Mra. William N. Claggett of 6151 Tindell boulevard, will depart to- uay for a three months’ South American cruige. Bhe will aceom- pary some friends from Indian. apolis and they will go through the Panama Canal and down coast of South America. home they will visit the West In. dica. Mre. Clagegett plans to re turn about Aprii 10. i [2e east Enroute Mrs. Thomas M. Meston of £71 Clara avenue, and her two young Gaughters will apend the late win- ter at f’asadena. Cal. Mrs. Harry W. Stegall of 4944. Lindel! boulevard, who returned last. week from a visit to Ch: ago Dlans to puss the late winter i! Banta Fe, N. M. P Yr. and Mrs. William Alfred Stioe taker Of Hote! Chase, wt! aa‘! Feb 14 for Sicily where they wil! spend three months. Mr. and NMre. Frederick G. Ze}l- big Of the St. Louts Courtry Cut Krounds, have closed their home iOr the remainder Of the wines and have taken a euite at Hote Chase. Former Governor and Mrs. Frea- erick I) Gardner of 4508 West Pine houlevard wt} spend next ’ tmenth in Havana, Cuba daughter o% . Cahill of bOULeVard, will de mar’ tis week for the Eas? Where «he Plane to visit several weeks. Mr and Mra H T&T. T. Smith o 66 Kingsbury pace wil] Sexi) for Europe Feb. 21. Mr. and Mee © C Terry of 4 North Kingshichway Nave as thelr guest their daugh:. im-law, Mrs. James C. Terry of Waco, Tex. who wi!! visit here 65 Amonth while Mr. Terry is makirge a business trip threugh Texas 3 Mre Firch Oltver Mahatter a¢ ® Portland place has gore to Ho: Springs Ark. where «ese ig cn \aAlescing from an illness. -_ Mias (Clalfre McDonough of Dallas Tex. is visiting M-« Ado'shis Busch ITY of Gran! View Fara Among a number of social affairs Biven {mn her Nonor wae a dinna- last Saturday eventne whi-h Mr aud Mere Marton L. J Lamher+ of 49° Argy'ie piace were hoes Mr oanrd Mowe HerSert 4 pelt. than of Ladue an. Wareon rande Mavton ant their M «sx Janice Fe'twman ace clea! thai- home. Fe'@4manror and will denae Pan. 24 for New York fram qwta-- thew wil! «a') for Europe ‘to aspen! serera?l months. Jauaghter Mr. ard Mra Joktn Lawrerean | Maevran cf @& V&ndewentor nia-a! wit! danare tadav far Wew York 1 al? Jan 21 for KMaeear tm +h, ! Rabemae Wr Davia of 7 Poaetiena piace are Mre J ay: oi rs. ee a "\ a at y oon Join Taussig Abeles of a\ bs ns Bes 6% Rridge Mo Misa Ene!nr ward Ma OF ~~ a Francis Bme of the Buck- Bust l1le¢R Jve- mn, and her Linmia Ward. The Kuev“ee -cf honor at _ tease Ye . ° es ? ; i YAKS. Saturday gwiven aa : cf) Z *, "ep, af "grt OO "00, 4 “7 vd “ er-aA tw ee Us 4; eee. | Cw O18 918 OUNCE oot Miss Feldman will depart February 1, with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert A. Feldman, for a Mediterranean cruise. Scott of ireland place. Li} ie B>*',i@ iuerce of the returned Visit two months in Hoe rk Bright of Quincy, IIL oc. — — — —— = . _ ee - eeeoee— + - ee piace. A number ©! are heing given ia a ee Euester. 1d Mes Louig A. Hager Jr e MISS PRISCILLA CALDWELL Miss Caldwell, daughter*of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Cald- well of the Congress Hotel, is visiting Mrs. John TMT PE ei —Ashen Brenner. ©) CO hterar' a 5 a mm A ‘ : esume her Radie material ts throegh Post-Dispate —K andceler. a JANUARY ~_| LINEN SALE move ine, +}, Ps 9 sri. O their Miae Violet on the Denny road of wirs John Farley o! They hav. late Fdward tere. Wein . - home aince emer 's visiting »: a : ed” finger’s parents. Mr. and : rt} | “Rever's Busch of Grant's Louis County. bee TN) 4 -™~ + © tam R. Orthwein ¢ . 7A) :¢ ¢: %6 for an indefinite time. Miss Mildred Orr Beacon of 522° | Fraccis Gardiner Fine 0? Rosebury. drive is visiting (rien a2 _@ wiil arrive. the Cc a SUBSTANTIAL PRICE REDUCTIONS Keenwa 4 Linen [mperters Since 1882. Olive St. & Taylor Av. meseeek SHOPS All Hats. Regarciess of Former Price, $4.00, $3.00, $1.50 Retiring From Business. at NM. EVCLID Forest Park Hote! Bidg. San Antonio and Houston. om es r Mrs. G Leighton Clayton! wr. and Mrs. M. W. Warre Nied- — ringhaus of 4629 Perehine avenue Mary Fugster of Bedford. have purchased the former home s the guest of Mra. Hay-. of Mr. ard Mrs Bradford S Shin- Gatch of &2 Portiand k's of 48 Portiand place and wil! of Orchard Hill. SPECIAL WINTER RATE ~ OTR NATTRAL MARCE. RECTTAR $15—NOW PERMANENT WAVE GUARANTEED 6 MONTHS: NO WATER OR FINGER WAVING: COMPLETE DE MUN SHOP, 4513 Delmar. FOr. 1120 SPECIAL JANUARY RATE NOW + “PERMANENT WAVE w @ / f A / lustrous Wave Without Water-Waving Comba S\ [AY Guaranteed 6 Woathe—TRUF OIL PROCESS That Famous Horseshece Cert—Beastiful, Narteral, Complete NOVELLE SHOPS, 323 N. Grand. Lindell 8408 Opposite “hubert-Rialte Theater. and Mrs John T | ae > + ¢ ; Sidney Walker of the Ox- C= al —— a Locust Street * West of Ninth Clearing Sale of Corsets and Underwear Now in Progress q Early GLE CTIOMS Grr 43? raarle becan of the great reductions eae aul fe quantities of each style and mod. sj ; TS ee - a a E ewe a ‘ ‘ . fi “ei > Beverly | Gc : e¢ > - ” ‘ cSt MTtsieT sst Word in “Chic 5622 By its silken bow—clever!y ornamented—fiattering vamp, PATENT extreme.y high arch and s‘en- der z‘u-inch spike heel. one SATIN immediately recognizes tha? Paris has had its. hand in con. ceiving this sparkling Beverly creation. Adds the finishing toucn to your afternoon or eve- ming costume. Sizes 2's to 8. AA to C. ! SONNENFELDS ~ 610 co 618 Washington Avenue . @ Tus the €@DAPTO SHOES for STOUT WOMEN 2-4 MISSES In any pair of ADAPTO Shoes, the part that you don’t see is perhaps the most important. You see only the outside and, of course, that is impore tant. That’s why we make ADAPTO Shoes in so many different, charming, modish models... But the inside—the famous ADAPTO “combination last” and high-arch support—you never see! And those are really the most important features of each pair of ADAPTO Shoes... No, you don’t see those things but you feel the comfort they afford. Get a pair of ADAPTO Shoes—you'll notice the differ ence at once. And, if your feet have been giving you trouble, visit our Foot Service Department® first, for free examination and professional advice. “Under direction of Dr. Byron Schindler. Write for Adapto Booklet ane #ryant _ #3={ SIXTH and LOCUST Streets J 7S ve Burling ham, - Mrs. Frank P. Cr Fe-nest R. Kroeger. Mras Donovan. Mrs. Hlerbert ‘Ire. Ceorge O. Ca Gerfield Tauseym, + “West, Mr= Daniel Mrs. F. H. Litthefieid, Cnaries M. Rice, Mrs. Eas Mi Birs. Harvey G. Mudd, Mra feBeaum+. Mra. Joseph G. 2m Mrs. Jackson Johnson, Stirs. = ®hapic:gh. Mrs. Edward Tre Mrs. James L. Ford S&F, M James L. Ford Jr. Mrs A BEB. Ew Mrs. Ira Wight. Mrs. McC luney, - | Kotary. M: Frank V. Hammasr:. Eliioc’. Mrs. A.bert 1+. Mes W. K. Bixby. Mrs James Drin.mond, Mrs. Louis J. Broce M-s Eugene H. Ange-t, Mra WwW F. M-Elroyv. Mra. 4s:eorg® D. Mark La~ Wrs. Edward F. Gottra, J L Mauran. Mre. Samuel €.) fyce. Mrs. Thomas J. Drpmll ht ms (;eorge T. Moore, irs. | Paik Mrs. J. P. Higgins. Mrs.7 7 onl Howard Be Willam Bagnell, Mra ~oemaker, Mrs. Lou wre EC: We oe toward BK. Ciark, Mee A RP. Crowes Mirs Sheitly G ‘mas Teasdale. Mra ner. Miss Lydia Leegea e. Misa May : > Mra Marks. M soft Port 4 ‘ ee whe Toasts \{ rs. 7 * - ‘e@ bDevitna Crawford Mrs (haries Mrs Neston Wilson, Mrs. a Ha 2 &. Hciiday Preparations for Regional Meeting ~ Of Junior __ f emtineed trem Page oe Warren Bailey, 6554 West @ Boulevard waose daughter. Carciyvn Bailey, now spending Winter in New {ork. is Gee * ember and former of ‘he ©: Louis chapter. Wilco: B Jones of 4358 W Ser - ace wit bave as ber Mm Jonna A MacDonald and Indianapolis. —

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AN = 51. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANTARY 16, 1997 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE’ TEs Pemenenerannn aera eeerreeeeeeeretnenenenecenaceaceesce: | | . — Paris, | ke A these whd Gr | NS is MISS RUTH CORNET ‘Dr. Joseph Fort Newton |Social Activities called were Mi. ane a “SSS - SANSA : ens LAS : : ° _ Mrs. r, 7 Doroth Vis t of ant's ercenenes ' STN Se gmagaeemn RQ we | Tes peak at Luncheon Of St. Louisans in | Taylo r nant sfies Be were’ Taylor a : CFR ce ; St. Louts and Miss F.! t ay~- Granddaughter SF. CY — | a _* as v be i: | Wednesday at 12:30 o'clock in | PARIS, Jan. 8.—Mrs. Walter L | Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Y. Webd ‘toe Adams room, Hote! Stat- | Russell, formerly of St. Lous, last of St. Louis were hosts last week : per. at whieh the Rey. Dr.| week gave a tea dance in honor of at their home in Faris: Among ce ph aere Newton of Phila- | her daugiiter, Miss Beverly Baker, the gueste were Mr. and Mre Wal- delisted will speak on “RBRritish-| Who has returned to Parts frorn ter B. Holden. Mr. and Mrs. Victor ) Amertean Friendship.” Dr. New-,; London, where she attended school Arbrogast, Dr. and Mre. Henry (fon during the World War) last autuirn. ° | Strong Durand, Mr. and Mrs. Fred- | rreached for two years in the City} Among the guests were Prince ‘erick Shearer, Mr. and Mrs. Lester | Temple, London. | de Iitehenstein, Mre. Louls Alexan-. Gunther, Dr. and Mrs. James FE. A number of parties have heen der Kiddie of Wh Uadelphia. Mr. and! Harding of St. Louls: Mr. and Mra | arranged for the !unehron. Amongi Mra. Cliffor] 1. Webdb of St. Loult.; Douglas Read, Baron and Baronne ; '10se who will attend are: Mrs.: Comte and Comtesse de Malrov.! Rausch de Traubenberg. Mr. and Hfenry «. Seott, re. Harvey .|; Conte and Contessa Antonnett!, irs. Harlow Bradley of &t. Joseph, dvd Mre. Fi. We Switzer, Mrs.! Prince and Princess Gagarine,, Mo. Mre. Edward McEwen, Mr. | William A. Stickney, Mrs. H. H.| Countess Featetics de Tolna, Baron and Mra. Walter Ruesell. formerly | Barton Jr.. Mrs. Henrv Ieverett, de Sopron, Comtesse de Lodlere. of &t. Leuts: Mr. and Mre. W. H. | Chase, Mrs. Guido Pantaleont, Mra.! Mr. and Mrs. Loounts Charies John-' Larkin and Mr. and Mrs. Philip i Horace W. Soper, Mrs. Sarah K. son of St. Louls and New York.! Reed. Mrs. Webb has sailed for | White, Mrs. Julia C. January, Mra. , Irs. Wilmot Vaughan, Mme. de ithe United States to spend siz Phillip N. Moore, Mrs. J. p. Street,’ Balinsk), Mrs. Willfam Livingston weeks. , Mrs. ©. B. Rohland, Mra. Samuel, Flanagan, Mrs. Henry Weisl, Mrs. | | Scott, Mr. and Mra. J. Lionhergwer' Pauta Davis, Misses Elizabeth and i Tiavis, Mrang V, MWaminar, Charles, Susanne Park, furmerly of Reau-: | HH. Till, Robert Johnston, I.. Ray’ mout, Tex; Miss Francis Douglas, | ereeee George S. Mepham, Tyrrill| Marquis de Croizter, Baron de da | Wiliams, Dr. and Mra. J. J. Wil-' Grandimaison, Baron Viadimir Borges G. F. P. Hertsiet. Dr. Isaac . Frevgang, Charles G. Taeb, for- | | Lippincott, Dr. C. FE. Lemmon. Pr. 'merly of New Orleans: Gerald Mc- i: (HT. F. Twitchell, Miss Mary Lion-| Bride, Knut Hedlund, Sam Park COATS eaker: Miss Kate Roth, Miss Annie | Jr., Charles Holman-Black, retired | LINGERIE ‘eservations for the lunch-! Indlanapolis musictan; Lazare Ra- , | eon may be made at the St. Louis | ker, formerly of St. Louis: Maj. | HOSIERY office of the English-Speaking | William Brackett. Miss Anne Prine, | Union, 1333 Syndicate Trust Bulid-/ Miss Martha Steinwender and. POPULAR PRICES , ing Rives Matthews, both of St. Louis, | i | Reive st. Louts, | sto nyooentirsssaniesiniidhipiiettinbiiabpicajiete and Robert Gulllermo. 713 N. Euclid | Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, widow of} | the former President, headed eal Dr. and Mrs. Henry Strong Du- | rece! iving Iine at the reception given | rand held “open house’ at their; ,by the Woman's National Demo. studio apartment In Rue Delambre. ir ratic Club for the members of the ——— ar | board of the General Federation of | H , oe Women's Clubs, whicn hae een | A Beautiful Permanent Wave at Reduced Price “ones . j neeting eg Washington this week. , Visit Our Neastifal Fularged Shep | ~ 2 | Arnong the other social eve { NT W VE 50 NYG NS RN N oe ;connection with the piece ncen the NESTLE PERMANE P AVI 87. SSS \ Sy ae |Stay here was the reception at —— "AN Eaccaned GananeaGe . WAY x : 0 Sept as ot, “ne B. Hawes, Mrs. Ames Cusi:- NS a. ee ae | Be ~ = _ Mrs. James M. Franciscus. | > oe SS EONS eS SS federation headquarters on Tues- XS SHAMPCO and AEE +++ 00s eemna Ma e*eeen08 * \ . ‘ Miu ° \ x SS se ; sie * Paneer satetctanse «wee a . rs Payment WU). 2 . kink TR a a I sega: OE Sg "Ra TE RR ; ze r s K a *- > eae a ~ hen of Kirks- , ; . , vee aang lia —_ gaaprve, Mrs. L. Wade Chiluress, Mrs. made of the engagement * sis * aa es : WE NN ville were the Missour! inembers of ) Swartz, Mre. W. h. Cavanaugh, of Miss Tucker, daughter oF 8: | Mi C d h £ the beard who attended the ses. A $15 ama Marcel ave _c. H. McMillan, Mrs. Joseph ‘ M dM H . eH a ; ‘ 53 ornet, augnhter o 's.cns. They wtll leave for their a Special at : a. oO r. an rs. Harry 4 ieee M dM ? a kin, Mrs. Frank C. Rand,’ Mrs. | ; gil f 3 r. an rs. H. L. Cornet, homes on Monday. bs Wh Beautiful deep marce! ike wave. Ringlet” ‘ ij t W Major Mrs Gecrge Tucker of 5501 Water- : . > , ¢ will- s end the wil t Tr . io shaiinigaaacsatias cian te Sere te = * ofitalen, enda No kinks or frizz No water wav- lot thE: Re eee ne > M ; is ree Pp nte +f) . ; ' jog required. gurrauteed. COMPLETE, - ‘Oe Warren Brown, Mrs. Daniel kK. man avenue, to yron ar i % New York studying art. Mr. and Mre. Charles Mclure) ’ ' Artistic Marcelling. Facial and Scalp Parchment Kid tl a MW. Lewia, Sire. Goldman, son of Mr. and = : :: oe, “ae Clark of St. Louls and thetr i eee ; Treatments. 0 W aterlily Kid TA 8 Prederick L. English, Mrs. Liou- Mrs. D. B. Goldman of 4 a ” ae 3 Med daughter and son-in-law, Marchese vee i WINNET TE MARINELLO BEAUT y SH PPE @ @ Serger Davis, Mrs. Hal Clark, Mrs. : 5861 Nina lace | Be .* , eiacr ieee cei esis carte = and Marchesa Carignan! of Naples, | 6318 DELMAR Phene: CAbany 86685 BG. Chapman Jr, Mrs. Thomas | i Pp * —-Strauee. a =. c . fr and Mrs. Bert Sturopfler, Italy. are in Palermo, Sictly. o ee a | .:mhChCUCOC™C™C™C™C™C™C™C™C™*~C~C | ane ae ? " "e A! vere married Jan. 12 at Hotel ; Taw lark McAdams, Mrs. Oscar, he are spending their honevy- a ‘nas 5 Miller, Miohnsou, Mrs. C. WW. Gaylord, Mrs. Triv itutionis fai in Fierida and Cuba. Mre.! creation shown in pretty ® K. Bovard, Mrs. Evere:t Ws. Pat- : efier was, before her mare. cool pastel tones und set a on, Mrs. Juseph S. Culfee, Mrs. For + alentine Ball Miss Piuth rund, daughe | of f with a touch of con: SMe McK. Jones, Mrs. Thomiae Ll. oe : e Be Se ee : ; ene 3 2 ; $ q lreund of $478 Detmes: boulevard. alll : — - nsing Ray,! Initat.ons for the annual Vaien trasting color. For South. Gjwinderson, Mrs. E. Lansing I. Mc- Vine P ee age Benjamin McKeen, Mrs. Hen- tine ball of the Margaret A. E ig wear and for when eM Scott, Mrs. Janes McCluney, Lure Chapier, l nited Daughters cf = ’ in t's oe ——_,= on me = one ) 9 S MW mi m ¢ T Sores nortl- = + rs. Guido Panteleoni, \Mirs. soseph the (‘'onfe deracy, Frida . ] tts, : ° os ioe $e. . i | > , Gini el , vi >. = = = ai ‘ ward “@P@hamberiain, Mrs. Frank P. Crun- at # p.m, in the Hotel Chase buil- eo Ln a a k..llU SS =F eS Ti bive | a=! n. Mrs. Ernest R. Kroeger, Mrs.: room have been issued. The pro- . , - ~e ae > a , a : : : i W,. T. Donovan, Mrs. Herbert S. ceeds of the bail, as is the custulh:, N ; x N | 1 Bader. Mrs. George O. Carpene will be used in financing the Behoi- ; ta oa... — ter, Mrs. Garfield Taussig, Mrs. arship at the University of Mi:- Qs é : * : KS + ° é «4 Re . . * . - " a ‘ 4 oe « HENRYA Wer : 7. on. ete * ‘ homas H. West, Mrs. Daniel G. souri for the benefit of a wortiuy Na S oN SS & 016-916 OLIVE St ‘« Paylor, Mrs. F. H. Littlefield, Mrs.; relative of u Contederate veteron. A tt, D 3 AS . . Goltra. Mrs., "OspPi aifty and hosters conimittees | oo oo mre. Reware *. VC “yD for the ball are Mrs. A. L. Gordon. »& rewaare. 1. eeeaietiatinltintns vo ~= _ = For fifty veers. lovely Missouri co eds heve 4 Jj.L. Mauran, Mre. Samuel C. For- , OS ee ge ee ere a chosen DIMITT'S MAGiC TOUCH—the 9; Kea re, hoa Thoma 2. Drummosa, Sy Moras Sepnewen” es ot A SIO PERMANENT WAVE $6 | | sxcccco ie) a Meorce Sféore. Mrs. W. J iy. Berr:, Mrs. Philip Ebrenz, Mrs. §— % *hetr faces and hande anne _ rorgen e: ~ we . e wi esr chat one Sage ye . ' ‘ -or- ° P Pow you, too, can know the delights o ewe Be ot eiciee Sarm Jonn| Gorse Dunsford, Miss A.-L. Gor Inecto Hair Dye, $3.98 Marcel, 75c Permanent Set, $1 tniletion. Te peevente:sappingend wind Ams Miss ivoroth eg ee << _<--set tres . wha SR mss jat, @0n, Mrs. L. D. Le Gear, Mrs. T. M a eas. See Mowerd Bencists oe. srs. 3. Daniel, Mra. Ophe- |i HIRSCH HAIR BAZAAR | ne | ae Iam Shoemaker, Mrs. Louis Hl rs. Poecian hicieth Brn Feed | Telephone (E.ntral 2394 . ‘s. raryi. e] Mrs. W1l- Mrs, William Bagnell, Hs ‘lia Perkins, Mrs. V. P. De Lorme, , 502 N. Seventh St. Between Washington and *f. Charles \ DIMITT’S MAGIC TOUCH T E ralsh, j Burlingham, Mrs. E. W. Walsh, Harkness. Mrs. J. C. Edwards, Mrs. : _ * i , KEEPS THE SKIN YOUNG! 4 es Mrs. Howard kK. Clark, Mrs. E.; , | “ST. Smith, Mrs. A. RB. Crowe, Mrs. ae oe B. I’. Bush, Mrs Shelby Curlee, | - . : - Mrs. Thomas Teasdale, Mrs. Harry | HUETTE’S FINAL CLEARA CE SALE | es a | \ , a *E. Wagoner, Miss Lydia Lee, Miss; Florence Weigle, Miss May Shan- a pp Gees stem iia Marks Mrs WOMEN’S $6.00 FOOTWEAR | E Remaining From the Past Season’s Selling de narvew . Bmest Stix, Mrs. J. Scott Porter, heel Ms. A. F. Ittner, Mrs. Wiiiiain 1D. ' § Sizes to 1 ; Beker, Miss Belle Devlin, Mrs. 2 qn ee £8 . mS. ae Widths @ Marvy Ryder, Mrs. Crawford Dun- |; ey fence. 17, oa Models That Were Originally 4 @ ean, Mrs. | 3 : : James K. Wass, Mrs. A. | | | SP ee, » apap ae P= Nortoni, Mrs. Charles H.| ‘ y A —~6hdRBS - . = @ Dunck r, Mrs. Newton Wilson, Miss! 4 . : ’ ee rice - an mes ore , : pn Vr poe 7 s 12.50 * @m@ Artoinette Taylor. Mrs. Charies. Om Parsons Pettus, sirs. Harry Lan-| 7 aoe = | ag et, . - a ES Mm Senbverg, Mra. Harold M. Kauff-! te " aes At All ae : ‘ : = 3 ay Mrs, Jolin | Hi. Holiduy and ee ae S32 - 3 ‘ es S & IS SES ' ' rs. Orjan J. Willis | - ft <i ¥ 5 : ‘ | Sy » : bs. ae Sy = . Stores | sce: | ay || » the part that | P Tepdrations as : . 5 : 4 same ' L! 3 F | Original important. You 7 : : ——_ oe PP a . = ,° ess 1’ Regional Meeting + = AS ae | | — Cost Prices ts eT 0 | | aes PRE eS ou . me On Ignored ! Forgotten! TO Shoes in so | i f Junior League ih oH models. ee But S| Continaed | from Page One. | FOR 7 ‘ ad ; Y “combination Wee Warren Batley, 4556 West sees at hever see! And < phoulevard, whose daughter, Miss! lyn Bailey, now spending the | features of each MME in Sew Work ts on nc-' Ass \ "7 least two pairs. } r : w Yo , very woman who sees these styles will want at least two p wa? member and former officer; RSC All ol desirable styles; all heel heights, low, medium or high. a, i (Spring Frocks and New Evening Dresses Excepted) 9 — don’t see those ‘on —. St. Louis chapter. Mre. ry af ur B. Jones of 4386 Westmin | : ; y afford. Get * ® wer oo | | Patent, Satin, Black Kid, Tan Calf, Reptile Leathers, Blonde, Parchment, Kid, Caltsk': piace wil) have as her guests tice the differ- © @ MM John A. Macrmonald and Mrs. ; : All of our finest French Room Gowns and Frocks EB seees or ncianapoils. aie ‘ Sas style Straps, Pens ee ret ot Deen ew remaining from the past season’s selling are now e been giving = Memtlen' Heiesier. dau, : ee , 19 3 coon egg oe ) lete lines with all sizes in the great group as a whole ce Department* Bee, Wr, Eoeere B. Hetssier of go. | ao : astic reduction for complete and final quick disposal offered at one low SACRIFICE PRICE. Models of individualized character for street, afternoon and ional ad . ; rae avenue, will en-| 7 « VICe, :: ‘ iss ’ : “a pS — ah ) Sale begins Monday, Main Floor, with Main Floor Fitting Service 2 : : : Fi, evening wear, as well as a good range of sizes, will ter nore Scullin, daughter of | _ ° b] . Lee Petit Warren of Washing- | . be found in the assemblage. 4 C., will arrive tomorrow to the guest of Mise Anne Ken-| ¢ Waliace, debutante daughter | See Window Display ala and Mre. Harry Brookings | of All Styles — - ace of $876 Pershing avenue. to bea bridesmaid in the wed- vn Sth eee of her uncie, Festus J. Wade $2.88 Ys ard Miss Catherine Louise | 420 N. Sixth—Near Locust :: 6118 Easton—at Wellston :: 716 Olive St. 4 stunden, Jan, 20, ' —_ =, Come Early for the Bi . Bonnen‘eld'e Coetume E&alion—Fourth Floor. tee

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— P . Be FALLING Lacille-F rancis HAIR : ny STUN MORNING . v* .ne 9 - + ae : eT LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16. 199% __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _ the hride of Betty Corby, Miss Mary Louise! Howard Williams, Julius Plere®.' ena Alumnae chapters wil! be | ie : PAGE 2 Rs arty and misce!laneous shower on | place, will become it ; on aye [party and ¥ ep Thursday, Hammett, Miss Ruth Hennings. Truman Walker and Mr. and Mrs. present. A luncheon will be serv- | D Bridge, |: re Saturday afterncen. Jan. 15th,/Joseph IF. Brady con ; nk gay } ances, YI ge, Jf atrgnetoe ted Mmes. Bradley Huff a4 'morning. Jan. 20, at 8 o'clock a! '-Miss Virginia Hemenway, Mia: _Ju- Lb. 1D. Watker Iimr ‘ed at 1:29. and after a short bust. | s 7 h nd Louis S. Henne at he hone of the | the Church of the Holy Rosary. ! a. casenta toward. The St. Louis chapters of Kappa . ness wer ee im be | - . former in Webster Groves. ' es a 7 “- Reta I’l. legal sorority, will hold a spent at ridg-. ] resident , : UNC eons ad Mrs. Paul Goessiing of 401! and Rernolds Medart, Gerald joint meeting of f'# chapters at the members of the Sorority have been | ee ee See | Flora piace gave « birthday dinner Goessling, Don Hemenway, Woo0d- town Cus on Saturday. Jan. 15. tnited. The sorority plans to hold - ; bite. Miss D -, who ts! . ! ‘ogel | | Other A GITS | ine Scie ae a oe 4 | ee we, oe we via sin son Vogelsang, David = Teasdale. yyembers from the Washington these meetings at the Town Club, , orn 4 aaa s - iTS. Goeasling. The guests were ‘ is charles Rubicam, William Raker. University, — — 4 ’ {Frank Donnelly f 40 : ' ix- ; i tame tinteeweties | mostly. $; : — e “C47 brank onn ¥y of 4036 Scan'!on Virginia Tenk of Quincy, Ill.: Miss | Bliss Mildred Williams Of #54: | : ! eilivan arenue, will give @ din-; : ner this evening in honor of her ; cousin, Miss Meta Maschmeiler. } daughter of Fred Maschmetier at a *197 North Thirteenth street, who. Be will become the bride of Ciyde | Be Oesteriei Jan. 20. The prospec-;| | zusta Vedder, Clyde Ovsterie!. | Sylvester Volz, Warren Maschmeier, | Oscar Fisher, Charles Vedder and © Edward Fares. ) : ; The Thursday Dance (ub of the - Queen's Daughters will give its monthiy dance Thursday evening | at the auditorium, 3739 Lindell, ) s For twenty-nine years—since many _ | = the a garments so essentigf _ if a ™~ scenin >¢ mt ° a a , 3 i give a Kid party the evening of of the mothers and daddies of today nt anes robe of the baby are 7 Jan. Zs. The ciuvub meets t the ‘ x here | 4 Udeon every Saturday and Sunday were tiny babies themselves—the An- ; ner ma dresses, boys suits and . , ; night for dancing. ; nual Sale of Infants’ Wear has been an , ~ a underthings, for all babies from The St. Louis Social, Dance and occasion of outstanding importance. to six years of age. Every g ? vd og ee ee co. = And now comes the 29th presentation PAD, _ new, correctly styled of the finest m nis evening . thé Ome O. DIS ~ 2 é . of this interesting event—with vast | 4 oe > terials. Mail and C. O. D. orders can D 4 | / not be filled in this sale. 3 . é é 4 vA | SP ECIALINTS emoving Su | Plastic Method... .. — 2 1 | LLFASOR DP MRICH, home for ‘o=—., pag up a. ling a tant» O00. RR Mie Bee - “4 INFANTS"¢CL * a gi Se — a emead om ‘ pete 7: ‘ . : os = J BOS Sere 8 ; Pets ——S Sa oct: , _— Loulevard., + hebge is : Mrs. Merrit: Hu.ton Marshall 5297 Washington boulevard, _will give @ party the afternoon of Jan. 25 for the Old Ladies’ Hone) which ts supported vy ‘he Ring's lraughters. YUUTITY Ur ere eae bs a : , > +! ” . 2 tot er ey act yt a. ut Bee ie 3. saa a. ye Ss pe eM Greet ae tit i ee Sano a 7 ay The Sr. Louis Outing Cloud wiil ~~ re ee einbantiend ne 0 ae +e aioe \ 4. J . a: Bavarian ‘ * » Ay Bitre Stormont, Aliss Hate Spring- z : . 100-Piece S | : | Exceptional Values in | : Remarkable Rella Coughiin,. Howard Frank. * | | . ; ’ : Donald Wrylie, Richard Reamer, | 4 F& ’ : Choice ot severa: ) oe Se resses, Suits and Creepers \( | eee aid Smith. Robert Meltenberger and }.avarian china. Selda Lieyd Stanwood. . . . ’ : . oa . cyan i : For Little Boys and Girls, Are Grouped at ; : tunity of securing so ° E for 12 persons—at such Migs Lillian J. Kanterma7 o* 4. 6328 Cabanre avenue wt!) give ine ~ ° - Boys’ Tub Suits r ) 4 Bordered 32 to 6 years 4 | T Service ea 4 Creeper Suits n see border ‘ , | ; f rich ter a Panty Dresses 3 surrousll the cou } Shir! 2to 6 Years ; ‘man of ! : oi - ° lid ave oo bashed rdteaey Geek ar: Beach Suits nounced he: Sizes 1 to 2 I Sie Party Frocks Miss Alice McGrath of 462 > U8. 4 qere Fry ors decorsates each of the | len eata ge ; neo | : a " ; a ey, ; Agee oo ~ - Mothers of little tots to 6 years of age will realize substantial savings if they pur- & A5 $ R5 J R5 2 © pieces of this Ba 2 - agi on gah leas er ea aia > Ret chase suits and frocks from the many styles offered at this extremely low price. Je etd 4 ° 7 = shine Tea Set $12 : / itl =— é eridges at her home Sunday after- Panty Dresses tif of flowers in natural Fores’ lark Fi lin honor of Mis ‘ a ° ss é eS ‘ . : er : BE Baerety devehtor of Mr ana Every garment is made on the latest approved lines. smartly designed, and well tailored : —specia! at 3 ’ - + + . . * 37 j 4 | 3 3 Mrs. Juin Barrett. 2709 Wsomine of durable wash fabrics. Cinderella. Iwanta and other well-known makes are included. street, to unnounce the engage- Adorable little Frocks for Miss 2 to 6 to New Spring Frocks for every little girl tent ,¢ \ is 2: ret? 4, Thar ae » e ‘ eee e a, shes os Oy J nittigpe go ai wear to parties, are charmingly fashioned of Panty Frocks of Broadcloth and Chamhrav Boys’ Tub Suits of Chambray and Suiting from 2 to 6—Frocks of fast-color broadcloth, . ee ee ee NG Tol. ilk fel hi d d with rib Creeper Suits of Broadcloth. Ginekar: Boys’ Beach Suits of Gingham, Chambray ‘enti ] d juvenile prints in lovely : lowing guests attended. Mrs. Ar- 81 crepe de chine and trimmed with rib- ati lg e* ath, Ging har: o¥s Se te q, mora) conventional and j p | - thur W. Laumann. Mra. Willlam bons, ruffles. and wee rose buds. The colors rer See Meet) Sag NOVENYyY QUIRES pastel shades and gay colors; fashioned in = —. Mrs Ce i Jory, Mrs. Nor- are Nile, peach, coral and turquoise. the latest models and finished with hand em- : Large Size— man Iaon, Mrs. Ldward Steffen broidery match | broidery. Panties to tch. ‘ Mrs. Herbert Appel, Mrs. Russell ° j i Penn, Mre. Alvin Krume, Miss Crepe de Chine Coats “Meee Meore” Miele ae oe eed “in Sheedy, Miss Love.y little Coats of silk crepe de chine, siik lined. en ” , . t ce Ween gen ae et. gl hemmed and beautifully smocked by hand. finished with 2 e ° The Frocks that always interest the fashionable Little. © sar : : — casey Miles, Mis 1and-embroidered collar. Pink, blue and white: $7 95 — miss to 6 years of age. Frocks that are individual in " : . —. — loretic 7 ae sizes 3, 2 and 3 years - oJ. Foc ~ or pring ime and beautifully made, all are hand finished. A group @% - soi euciiiy Egan, Mise Mild: ample Frocks - re : ; Meifes. Mies Ethel Lecauire. Mi« Crepe Bonnets to match Coats. $1.05 so ae $2.95 $4.95 rt. 4 : : \iae Pegan Ais Mae lLatner AT idee - — -. \= -, _ SFE we idasl Pasay Qe. . wow wm weer weesees eee. Bap . = : ‘ia : awl - n Pa ey ae om 5 negro Stein, Miss Mary Harriog ow ~ SD) ee Oe) » 4 ae. 4 . %. Ei Ovi, , a TA Mu!]e r Wlas The} . —— ¢ ) ‘“ : ‘ha Sc} roOoet.« gt \lies hi. rt by W. sn ~ oC 9 : - : | : wk / ) 7 } i a. | | “1 ore, Miss Miidred Vorel, Miss Ls aDY manamMade Vresses Infants’ Wool Blankets. . b 4 s+. . " id ft a + . P : r¢etto Murphy, Mise Ollie Sehieoater ' . 4 a ss P ‘ ; . , q * # ; Mie. Mile ell ia om : “i Frocks of sheer. dainty voiles, G:mities and Tub-Royales in flower-like color- ih : ee | . : aintily fashioned. some by hand. others embellished with tiny hand- P | > 45 S SD ings are daintily fashioned. some by hand. others embellished wit ny : . > H gd gta oa | YG —— 4nd — embroidered rose buds and trimmed with real filet lace and ribbons. A wide — } ‘S TreSuliar mecting Jan. 2) a: . } ’ = 2 «> , ya Westminster Hall » Reset rece variety of styles and colors for the wee toddler from 1 to 3 years, and the little | All Connections : epectal i aaa : ? 1S] 2 > VearS--arran in these price croups—every garment 1 c+ ES y ; street. A spectal soctal affair 4s sauay remarkable values are these exquisite little tots from 2 to 6 years ar anged in the price groups—every garment 1s an ex Blankets. extremely soft and warm are firmly © i Unive | ing arransed) by the club for handmade Dresses of fine sheer materials, hand-em- ceptional value at the price. or a — : fib . hi ith pink blue : aidan , aN i , woven of all-wool fibers, in white with ping or his- ig mae a ni rei Pa wep sno +t some scalloped stripes. They are in the desirable crib size, 36x50 . ,orcelain-top Flues! : ; ,Or’ eri .de ' : o j . 4 pa r . . ° a. ba S > 4 * - : j Pata Ge rude Caos ~ SNe CUES WIth lace Pere SSERCY CO 4 earn. | mn ' - ar Whi . : si inches, finished with wide cotton sateen binding. j anges. A Unive ’ Tle. tc a Ter Pe@®.lrImne > a . _ ‘ ~ a e+ r | econ Satu Lovely Gertrud . as Spring Hats, 95¢ to 82.95 ite Undermuslins, 63c ‘ ree from grease, ay afternoon, Jan. §. at her hon » “Vertrudes Dresses and Gowns | oe ! ts | id aii. Th... I ‘oe ts collels in dhe most adorable Gusntinations and aije cua Baby Blankets _ Applique Blanke £ ; o siiion hi ne c a eg . ’ r ) er Sa Ws 8 er. F! ‘ aS te. ae es , : A abou ang i} ~! Cu. ce Dur- ' : : : 4 4 : fy »ecriam M — He ~'s ‘I rms caintily scalloped nd ex- | co tls coves, Oe — si vies. fashioned oo. gue OTrg@dareu:t. if eet pial ea a ndert Ings In the Sale Accessories ew Was ults for Bovs — AP | SOciation will be held at ets i 3 ; . Union Avenue Christiaq huee: . a ° 4 = i sec Ge en = : ee Are Specially Priced = : ’ 2: psn 8. at 19 o'clock |: i500 Sample Undergarments for children: combinations. slips, ‘ y 2 | A Fe oi ‘ Saaer ™ - . . " © om 3 iy mee =f a ‘ “s P ‘ a % | :e : . ; | 3 cowns, Gertrudes, knickers and bloomers in a wide variety of | Sitk-and-Wool Hosiery. white. ....... 44e x 15 “y 4= . ~ *, 45 et, 82 2) A5 * : e sent Kathryn Marie Trasuez tn a SS, iiwkaane ws a ee ee eee ee . 19¢ = ste = ised — wr. 8 dPamatic recital Sur lay afternoon a Nace:ira Hang-Emr>. Pillowcases 1 %e ea oc. a : Te Kapok Pillows, cotton «ateen covered 44 7 “2 -an aoe mt m7 Oo Clee k ne ° hy. Tar 2 bigs Sess > w« : obey areen cds ered 4 ¢ o ‘ of Theater of : \! 83 = * e ais Oo Pacs cotton . Lied bounc— er r + >’ = _o *- a >| = - . . bg % ‘J Aha he nes 5 frts Handmade Jak &: Jil The Trojan Sze r7xr8 inches } 1% Flappe: styles for bors. middy Suits and Oliver Twist modeis, fashioned ,. at eee 4 U d te : : Size 27x32 inc7es 39- of fine ginghams ard linens tn plain checked and contrasting colors, some” | er Treytrs parents to present tho'e haergarments Combinations Panty Waists Pen vege mCNes ne $%e with two pairs of trousers are included in the groups at four prices. 7 & mter to friends ir the aud:- ° fltahie OssOnm rianne.erre WOwns, mmonos 4lc re in th ¢ models ¢ SDT} aa ; . . " : The members cf the Auxila> dainti![y embroidered by ~ “ge : . nisin 0? ies boys and itis are well Cotton Flannelette Diapers. dozen $1.35 - 4 inin noon. Jan 73. at 3 2% o'rlock itn Fruit of th I , anta rarmen S ; ° e o) °. e °) S ) $2.45 : . the new chapel of the Hoes of ‘i 1 e€-1.00m ' ao Py ; | ie : % : the Good Shepherd, 3591 Gravois Undermusli Sleeping Garments 1900 Pieces Reduced Juvenile fabrics, chambray, white From the Philippine Islands come "Gay Nine C , e. read. At ¢ o'cleck, in the library , ermusiins for Bovs ° broadcloth and novelty prints, are tailor- these little Creepers. beautifully mama | Cc an iris ; # a* the Rev. Father Daniel S Lerd s ombinations and slipe correctly styled Cool § - { ed in interesting new mode!s for the of an exceptionally fine quality ‘ Greatly . i mall medrese the Auxiliary cn | of Fruit-of-the-Loom nainsook. favored bsiney eam ete Garments of small boy. Many are hand finished with cloth, hand embroidered and scalloped. tee. ‘Woman's Work.” se “y excellene wearing qualities. in ta:- ly coileeed sak ee a ge a > smocking or embroidery. Sizes 1 to 3 years. a, Extension table, . | : Yeclock. there ae iored or . : : nvenient butto: a eee premtae ica dc priced 63¢ ers im tee various weights. of silk-and- Baby Quilts From J a | finished walx: ie } Mre. Charies <A Pete res Mi-« w os Cee er ee Loe Cee Male we woo.. mercerized-and-wool, and worsteds- . P ap n 4 : e w Rut : a 4 Neliie Parker aire, A. 43. Mecas. Children’« Derawere of Pruit of-the-L Pa and-cotton. have beer slightly damaged in Hand-tufted Quilts of silk and satin carry all the charm of Japan. * The 10-piece Suite a | <fll, Mra. Marr? Meltmuth. Mee Rh daintily trimmed with embroitc. oe mosiin are well cct and made. = Cur rece:ving room during the process of tor they are so beautifully embroidered by band in dainty floral pat- ¥ s Pe Be | PX. Smith and Mian ‘ora Con. | moh ery edging. Sizes 2 to 1 years; special, 20c tieketing. Extraordinary values at one- terns. They are priced extremely low ....__. $:.95. $2.69 and $2.95 ¥ Cont : 7: oe oe nore. The public ts invite! : mast the regwar price. (Raby Kiaeuiecund Ses a , 5 “? 2 ‘, Mime Nonie ler ne! , rte a £ “asd : elect, was homeree al a (os jue ¥ &

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SS SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1997 a . = be EE —_ oe — _ . a a ee Re TT nna ee See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4,6 and 7 This Section a .LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —_ ene ee See QE ee CT ttt Tt. ttt tte teat. ta ay —_—s— oS ee Colonial Quilted Pillows Fascinating to make and most decorative are these Pillows in the Early American style. The Pillow coveg of unbleached muslin, stamped in quaint quilting patterns G Lacille-Francis Meth i and applique patches of colonial prints are complete, choice of 6 styles at : ELEANOK DEMRICH, Marr . | f B / \ I { €4 ) t a L L f I | Phone for Appointment —G Artieig 7 by . | ea (Art Neecliework—B6econd VFioer.) GRAND-LEADER 0 ae “s FAC Bring Fresh Charm and Chic to the Smart Ward. robe for Resort or Town Wear -_— or ee 15000 Pairs of Ruffled Curtains : Three Remarkable Groups in the January Sale at $180 $9.65 $2.65 Sheer Curtains of good Unusually attractive Cur- quality marquisette in dots dainty Curtains made of tains for the bedroom made and figures; also some of dotted marquisette — white, of pretty striped French durable filet net made with cream or ecru—and some marquisette in a delightfu’ full ruffles at side and bot- five-piece Curtain Sets in shade of ecru. Each Curtai torn and complete with tie- colors; all Curtains are 34 in. is made with full frill ruffles batks to match at this ex- wide, 2!4 yards long and at side and bottom and hu: tremely low price. have tie-backs to metch: tie-backs to match. ~~ a ) Po bicie, Wy H A very special group of | — $e Gun aeat > ¢ 8428 OSS garments so essential! of the baby are here — iresses, boys’ suits and allbabies from infancy — age. Every garment is tyled of the finest ma- nd C..O. D. orders can- this sale. French Marquisette 40 Inches Wide Sneer French Marquisette—the durabie curtair. material that is 50 popular—is offered Monday in the new tobacco and ecru shades at the 49¢ setes, FiOGP.) Bancroft’s Holland Window Shades A limited number of Bancroft’s Sunfast Holiand Shades in light and dark ecru, cream and linen color, in size 36-in.x6-ft. long, mounted on Harts- horn rollers and finished with matching $] 3() mercerized tassel, are specially priced at ot - ee ae ea we . ~ “~ Seer” ——— 7 SSS oo f. % , . 4 {sme “> o> ~- - Choice of several exquisite border creations et- Sectively treated with coin gold developed on fine Bavarian chine. Seldom does one have the oppor- ae SS, eae ans Ye tunity of securing so fine a dinner service—complete us gee. a, a OT Oa & ® pty r ? » - ‘ en fe, | . 2 ; sa for 12 persons—at such a low price. : j : Mattress Protectors $1.59, $1.69, $2.19 Closely stitched in zig vag Style, covered with goo: quality bleached muslin, an: ‘led with white cotton Worsted Wilton Rugs Sizes 39x76 42276 and 54x76 *Q8 Kuffled utilis $1.59 Set Net Curtains border of blue, gold and rutfle cdged black, 54-inch valance anc tie-backs to match. Sport Coats, $2.95 Men's Ajax sport Coats i: V-neck style with two pock- , Sizes 36 tu 46. / The Spring Frock Emphasizes the Importance of Color | 49 $165 it is to be a season of color. And, in Frocks charmingly hic for all daytime events, the Costume Salon prophesies the colors that will be important in the Spring mode. Gray, we see, is an aristocratic color to be worn by the fashiona- ules: beige, of course, and lovely shades of rose. And blue! The entire range from moonlight to navy—with a strong preference for navy blue as a substitute for black, especially he SE | f_™ wT Venetian (glassware A Bordered ™ ® : Tea Service An attractive borde- de- An artistic bowl,a slende: sgn of rich luster effect : vase or colorful candle surrounding the center mv- | sticks may be selected from tif of flowers in natural col- | this assortment of beautifu) ors decorates each of the za ' Venetian Glassware. Our pieces of this Bavarian entire stock of this lovely china Tea Se: ¢ i 9 Q5 Glassware is offered I, @. ae e : special at at a reduction of . Aa bm - Ls -~ #4 oe a O09 ° High-Grade Gas Range Large Size—An Excellent Value at anh Discontinued Patterns In Size 9x12—Reduced to with bare Beautiful Wilton Rugs, including such weil-knuwn . TOsSe@ ana brands as Shah Abbas, Koran, and Ardehar in size $x12 are offered at this extremely low price vecause of the discontinuance of the patterns. Woven ot best quality worsted yarns and finished with heavy fringe, these attractive Rugs are very special values. every little girl -color broadcloth, prints in lovely ors; fashioned in hed with hand em- — 4 af a i 7 ; § ‘2 Dress Woolens for Spring Printed Wool Challis—A pretty dress fabric in attractive patterns and colorings; 27 inches wide; pri per yard .. | eeeteccenscesnkeweee ee os cece Crepe Exypta—An excellent all-wool crepe in e fime texture which will be highly favored for smart Spring frocks; 44 inches wide French Flannel—Of a fine soft texture In the seasea’y newest colors, 54 inches wide, the yard...........- 886.68 WW oolens—Seconé Flees) cece ea a LC LE LOL LLL ALL A LE ALLEL LLL LLL AL LO ALLL OL I ee — eS ele le et OL LLL LLG ALOE AIA ee a

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—ST beanie POST- DISPATCH | STNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, POST-DISPATEN I — ——_—— aan - aea—— ze = SE eee ee — ee ee ee pane - —_ ee i — ee eee —_ ce eam es — eo _ eee eee See Our Scher | TI on Pages 4,5 and 7 This Sacelen 3] STIX, BAER FULLER GRAND-LEADER eae $:00 | Monday—Unusual Buying Digertnnitin Are Offered i the anuary ~ te (ey . od i - " rf eee er HIS Pillow- We : st SEIS TART TO SR a ee ESSE, rx oe case Tubing ¢ ee aL | ene UF pate Ws. Oa Ye gS pe PIRES - ane oe is in the medium : er ~ 4 so R= Gh w - tty Tee eee 7 es =. weight; 6000 yards to sell; a substantial sav- ing is afforded. (Dewnstairs — ) 5 Bes : * : . Store.) . | : 7 a, SA. 4. = ‘'e@ ress Als» bandettes: a gcod ass ent o [ese spler ae Velour Scarfs !n & Wwen- Fine yarn Urbleached Musiin in the ee ee ae ~ : : ‘ pee e-} -4 tengthe: of rayon aetripes and leum Rugs are in size 2x4% ae co od e-tnch Vis 7 re. Se AS oe, :~ . FONG 4, ogre > My > “ ‘ “ ene | rrr Aigo Farndettes ea? gstix . milanese Le strous Ravon Drapery of high-grade various sha —_ and rayon 3 ty cicths — itv: beautiful patterns and color binations 4° cn g:z6 Opaque Shades, 2 for $ 7 Girls’ Jersey = at § 7 Cotton Socks, 6 Pairs 7 E Girls Flannel Middies 5 27x54-h = Rag Rugs at $ Bins’ — Suits, 2 for $ 1) gente, ‘ten a! long s’eeves, 6:z throom; 2 yards wide AME OE ie pO , pegayee- GOON ORS ty ee A ie BB nga ret! ™- we He o'ton OF wr “4 ‘ u ig c Socks erie Square mec hore sleeve ané high phi , } Taare QP igs 7 pre a» Cr n° 5 ced a .* an ass lls. eT >bon tr iki a rate gingha ™e8, prints and chambrays: Made of gocd quality crossbar mar- Gainti!y trimmed; small medium, large uisette with ruffles on side and bot- bot Sale ‘ Sng ' - Pp Downstairs Store.) 12: gray color: sizes t> 42. Sears in iaTge@ &.ze bars 2 Pr.ce (Downstairs Stera) eset “Ve . - ; a Neg _— “ « Mire ~ 4 tees AY ta AO ALM PCB LES RTD ly es. ANE Stee A hl BLO A ADE AE Ra A tN wrt a Formerly to $15 F. A vast assortment of materials, Gay Cretonnes, 6 ey $ 1 Inlaid Linol um, Sq. Yd $ ] Monday—5000 Yards New Silks Boys’ Wool Longies at t § Lumberjack —_——— T : desdorising a , yet lam arg@we.variety of nat? orns Hand coal ITeavy crafe. enuine 1: ta ‘ Et: ‘eum Lee — giris in sizes 4 te 14 en tae sport There nationr«, ati first qual: , Just 16° ur } ght ard dark nttarre: 2 'g wide. ie [2 Oss: Ca tai ais brushed wool yards to 6&e).. Tleas@ br:: egercniets, 12 for $ ] Household sail 2 at $ ] _| Ata Very Special Price—Yard # Men’ § Work Trousers 5 a | Undergarments at 2 for $ ¥ WE purchased the cut stock of a leading jobber at Cf good gual ne ax tobynpdll ~nien's gowns, costume siipa, tedéy pap —_ - ers. reg 2 to 6 Fears. © eet ine Hardkerchief« for women: white tne ¢e . : ; Be: ‘s erTr- . ‘ 4 ry a: aes "* bs Prner er: ubrolidery, I Lak . ae “2 # esis ohalem hare | a -*=286 Ea‘? } ~—".@ zs! ‘ eu bee 278 and h OOMerg, of rayou, oeticog = aa tnusual savings and offer this lot of new SilEs to | ea we a aes ‘inetie, velles, etc; seconds. ur D irs Stor TONS & rice thet pre- Shaker Flan’lette, 8 Yds. $ ] Ivory Flakes, 12 Pkgs. $ 57 gents extreme Ceihie. Weaine ienacions ‘quid | Boys’ Suverile ~~ at $ z' Undergarments at 3 for $ a PR pes Soft, CeeceA pure white cotton Shaker titi . Jer3 ! - one e c\'ne teddy bears, step-ing @ iti lim d ly shopping. In- ferse: Aw, y Flannelette that taay be used for many Ora ef: ze ickacts: itered at a Bay: ties are lim tec, a era were Se es waist of tz ~- ~g:erial: newest nmers of muslin, crepes, velles purpeses Monda: — cluded are— scok; seconds p eh, et . y Sa er ve az AP bs 5°46 ¥ 7 a eS . r Y Me “ Pons i - 7 ee a Ee ko ee ” — ‘og hacen, bravy and crash chee Ks. pads ad eer'nes. a.3> dais® g eet 2 Pt ., y > Sad ee as 1 Bete ~~ ab righ Pre Ae . a SETLE 1 tew lp Ree? 4.4 : / 4 i cae te > PRP 4 RRR tA: GigE GA 5, 8 « ’ A ¥ % " G4 ry we tiAS jon. Wleached Crash Towettng fer * | —36-Inch Silk Radium > nnd grafe eanwer fn Cee icc reicer r ban: t - nusu re Sn (6 FF & bt z a ee 5 . ’ . a atetied, te Tr sce ; a 4 ———_ -~—— sed acuple-rutfied valarce and —32-Inch Silk Broadcloth E eek: suitabie for all eatees pUrE ct ta may be bad to medicon anda | See Our Ochett A nth —36-Inch Printed Tub Silk Kitchen Towels, 6 for $ I Shirts and 1 Blouses, 2 sd ° =36-Inch Satin de Chine | Costume Slip at 2 for $ 4 Babies Diapers, 10 for $ eres a tt a nrice, your 1 eed nga be ¥ vy > PHS my: i mm 7 M tT ae eee ee +, RO GOM oad a" a Pm a - oe - wx >) ts on ep . val ie es ° j r. 2 ‘ . er * seat ell - er “ : a P ; AR Avs . me fs . a ‘al (ga te F . . - ih ‘ t ee! ES 8 omen ae we a - de ar Nal i a ut Ie Ret ie, > See a ah? |e ad Aad. aa a oy : oe: = pn Fg ne “ ya re \. 2 7" rns meen od : Wet pee Peg SE a nl dos aa LM f : } a y a ee ti 4 ip oo) ig Aide ee Fins - awe tet eck ate ee aS ty oe f ee eee = es, ' . “3 ; P : phe. ey Bess thew a ee & pe Ra # We”? ‘ r ‘ . ™ 1k h oe et ‘ * aie 6 “> bala al ” 4 er Ses : Te eae 5 Te - . ~ + 7 ; . ; > ° . aie . a $ 4 *% . nee mes ; BY, aa Pista ps - s 7 i ey ge” AE TP Sg - Ay tetra agg, group of English broadcloth and striped Shirts. They are in . welt h Rodel: seemed ga-4- usual buving abannte unity. Shadow lace Panels in attractive pat- the collar-attached and neckband styles and may be | nad in white . Impertections are very z : i at the base e and trimmed with rayon bullion and neat stripes. Sizes 14 to 17 wil! be found in the Jot. | Kom: that SAEs air h xceptionally low pric : cw csurteen 36. Inch Crepe, 3 Yards Childs Gloves, 2 Pairs . if 2 ees a . — ’ = abd ‘ E> Be | 7 Boys’ Coat Sweaters at $ q| Ivory Finish T Toiletwar § -* Rainproof Unbrellas at 5 7 Babies’ Shirts, 3 - 3 he Women’ Stine Pea Ribbed. fleece4. cotten Union Eutte tn T. > - wn a ee oe ’ long-sleeve. ankle-le' gth style, close! oi =e: ~ i abe + lp aa Pie ra ‘ oe = ped- oretch: sisee so to 44. 1 so es e ed soles: 8 a tr; }ot, . =gr be 32e4 is*es. a | tra’ s rr A bei > te Pe ~? hes pe | a= si rushes, hair rece:ve a eon Men’s Nightshirts, Ea., $ 7 Lisle Union Suits, 7 at $ Toiletware “Choice, 9 at $ Women’ s Handbags at § | Baby Blankets 2 (or $ | Felt Slippers at, a Pair $71 Of ectton outing fiarne’ :n pra ard Dive etripes: have long sleeves; iarge eine ere — wean + a 4 - 2. a4 res a4 ¢ "= a x 7 "eee ~ : “ ,4 ~ = . *¢ 6. a an a ~ ‘ os 2 - > " Men's 2-P iece Pajamas $ ] Chil S Union Suits, 2 at 5 ] Women's a Gloves $ 1 Handkerchiets, 25 be 5 r Se ei 4 nee. oo : 3x5. Ft. Brae Ragatff ; ° Entire $ Velour Cushi ik om oe serra eta te aan “gee —. 27 talon Suits 3 Suits (or $ Women’ 8 Gloves, 2 Prs. § Batiste Cirdles Priced § ] Girls’ Wash Dresses at $ 7 a Crinkled Bi Bedspreads at $ > —— dered cut sc aa teen es et ta —— 3 o’Clock Special it Beautiful Photogra ores rN er penn Nise ant 7 Nien’s L Vaio Suits. 2 for $ y | Women’ s Handbags, ig a | Batiste Corsettes 1 $ ] Wash Chenille Rugs, Ea $ +] Table Damask, 2'2 Yds. fm | of sylen, tia * 7 es 4 2crsa a “=, = | oon avd doister ioambined: Ma a >t a kee * Nated abo Sia of 20% off the mar 108 s tegted F£ : ais eae ae, as eae pleg She ‘ —— 7 #8 tes 5 mate Bags “ —o . : Cs - +3 sf . ey Soft f&nished, bleached, mer- § ” ; se ect frames for cerized Table Damask in the i : 30- In. i are 2¥ a. ‘a | len A sone see Vussah, af, ds s Baby P ay i 2 ~ ° Extra- Size Gowns fo $ 7 Women’ s Pajamas a at $ Rayon Underwear, 2 at r a rene we ee a8 «wit: beck ana =- ~ ‘Tr ma er; e)]) 69 inches wide. tray Hh used far saints ned and. gk S eaves O40 ¢ tee These eee Ghele ie ie wld f ‘ : stn! oe eee eae a is iii : tees L. ii erd-size Prat wins : extre fuik ance gee te 4a a4 ok, ‘gh Pantie s s @ —ali greatly reduced With frog tritoming: pink, blue and tas. -fleeve ‘an on0 @! "4 tae oe _— = - a- 4 h « -e20a w** em. —_—— _--- i ‘ = ‘ " 7 ' > S et Sie Nate se, CGE SA laaigpn~ tintin "Pap : 4 4 . ‘ = — ang Sa ar wat ; roe : ; ee eer am r-™er ore ea*’*er ard we eer ee = Ot gee ° - a, 4 a a - rs | i am : a3 T?g. .OoOMe . » ae SVaLy purposes. 3 to 6 ears. erspe °*54e new high 7S . arec 9x10.6 Congoleum 7 5 ’ ° ’ a : : | A Discount of C ol ean! Rugs Women’sand Misses’Fur-Trimmed Coats || Coats and Dresses | | Suits and Overcoats | ONT ren te ee mele, oe ORE gee ae, cI wenn rene Mamet rR Penna: - Extraordinary Valaes at the Low Price Monday—Choice 52 Garments to Sell 20% $ oa } HAA (On All Frame $ e }- * ) | ade to "Le — ue eens \ > ~. Tie Our entire stock Py | | sy x moldings — mace We suggest that you p j= Jam a your order in any sis plan an early selection ba 24 —is included in t tor these men’s Suits and Ege ' | very special ~~ woe Overcoats. There are ae (ritta —"s iit y » ar | “ste : ny . sizes 33 to # in the Pw Te effects ts selection. pth ies. evar ae "| : ane wo tg aga and bux- “4. | ’ ae ane weal cae: f ale | | roup, but not in every euitable for kitchen, dizi roern ; > 188 im grackie biue, ac eer, wine, ec r * stvle- verw ] . ag becroom, etc. etc. Mostly one or two models of a a isi to sell at this low ; eee ee pees (Dewr stairs £:-re) | k tf ; ind. Sizes 1 ; ’ ,? wae t= > - 6 to 44 in — . - - % price. (inmiinteimmgiiioaees Vownstalre Store | {IS is a rare opportunity for the misses and women to get quality. stvle and value at remarkable savings. <Al!l are in stvies that will be suitable for next season as wel! as for immediate wear. We suggest early selection. 6 icy hp caries a Reh gertnntion tid =i Ps a 5 4 te ise t Me CT A se eeeeereeteeteoeeeceeneenee Enea eneeeietemmmnnneen een TE Sessa ee ensesesaoes-cosnasuinslame-armreanomeneenmmaecerenennn nrnerne -

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH $1x90-Inch : Seamless Bleached Sheets be G = O D, me@ée ium quali Bleached ht that have no fill- ing; these are Pepperell Mills seconds. 5 (Downstairs Store.) Jane Bryant sizes 38 to 56 BASEMENT Midwinter Clearance 6th & Locust Sts. ‘ —Drastically Reduced! —All Fur Trimmed , 3 | 3 —Slender Styles! eum Rugs at 2 for $ 1 af }| | eae _ —All Fully Lined! plendid substitutes for lino- —Exceptional Values! are in size 2x4% feet; choice 3 colorings. overing, 2Sq. Yds.$ 7\ Thousands éf slenderizing garments must be closed out at these greatly reduced um and other makes: new, prices. tterns and colors for kitchen, a2 yards wide. Play Suits, 2 for $ ] 00 Meck, short sleeve and high “i Kiceve styles; of good ma. Bes 3 to & ; Lined Knickers at $ sturdy fabrics; cut full and leo gg are corduroy sizes 8 to Formerly to $29.75 Bib Overallsat $ _ Ba ces Somve’ Bi WiMidwinter : , match; sizes 86 to 44 at : ‘Clearance of RESSE3 i Also Many New Spring Models Just Received Formerly to $15 Formerly to $25 ee ae a Af | » “A vast assortment of materials, shades and smart ) | | ar ¢ tlenderizing styles to choose from in silk or cloth. & le in sizes 4 to 14 years: 6port Bin sizes 4 to 16 yours: eport = —— Sale of Built-in-Arch Shoes for Stout Women ments ot Déer $ 1 3 REDUCED IE $A .95 BS gowns, costume slipa, teddy hioomers; of ravon, ocetton volies, etc; seconds. Sizes to 11 Widths to EEE zarments at 3 for $ ] TE: BB i Formerly to $39.50 ? = : ose, 2 Pairs 00d values at this e tops, have three- An assortment of (Downstairs Store.) a oe jack Sweaters $ ] : siips teddy bears, step-inag and of muslin, crepes, volles and seconds. In Black Satin Only $4.95 i , ae . ; .2-Strap in Black Kid Only Dress Shoes, very high grade; priced at great savings. The latest styles and popular leathers. m’s Bloomers at $ ] f $4.95 Mttiatt at ines; aeempeoed — We Have Extra-Size Zippers and Spats al? cut. at knee. reinforced a (ee —_——,. oe r Diapers, 6 for $ ] Hl: ‘ rade rubber tn flesh, white | ° ° : tj See Our Other Announcements on Pages 4, 5 and 6 This Section may be had tn medium and qenscmeed [| STIX, BAER & FULLER Sis wan «i a Crit Ghee tie . : GRAND-LEADER als, Each Buhay antege of this un- in attractive pat- with rayon bullion low price. (Downstairs Store.) , os “> 35,0 ©. = | Ta ‘ . e PRICE WASHINGTON AVENUE CORNER SEVENTH Monday—JANUARY CLEARANCE Exceptional Offering—Over 200 Fur-Trimmed Newest Fashions—Smartest Colors—Developed of Elegant Fabrics and Richest Furs in Chic New Effects Drastically Reduced! Regular Values Up to $95 EVERY MODEL LAVISHLY FUR TRIMMED —RICH COLLAR AND CUFFS AND MANY HAVE DEEP BOR- DERS OF FUR This special group of the season’s smartest Coats has been tremendously reduced to make room for the newer merchandise. These smart Coats in the smart-— est styles are offered at a fraction of actual value. Coat Salon—Fourth Floor. B&B JANUARY SALE SPORTS COATS Lavishly Trimmed With Quality Furs This most unusual group of ultra-smart Sports Coats has been radically reduced for immediate clearance. These attractive Coats are smartly styled, elegantly fur trimmed. Actual $49.75, $39.75 and $35 Values __ BEDELL COAT SALON—FOURTH FLOOR. Most Sieniitionsl Dress Event—Our Annual , January Sale of New Silk = Presenting All the New and Fashionable Styles—Silk Fabrics—Spring Shades and Smart Trimmings REGULAR $25, $19.75 and $16.75 DRESS VALUES Presenting all the new and fasbionahle styles. silk fabrion, Spring shades and smart trimmings. This sale introduces absolutely new and fresh Dresses that have just come from the workrooms where.the latest Spring fashions are devel- oped. The colorings are gorgeous, the triinmings unique and the materials marvelous. You will be absolutely charmed with every one of them, especially at this low price. HIGH-GRADE NEW SPRING DRESSES That Are the Utmost in Chic 7 5 for Every Occasion A remarkable ahowing of stunning new Silk Frocks— '- distinctively fashioned in charming styles in the smart new high shades just being shown for Spring. BEVEL ViiE>as BALON—ESLOUND FLOOR... Ral og ha a Aline en Sips r ~ + <The ae ene a a rat: ea i er im poe zo

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ST! AUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 16. 1927 Thursday night present @ mission play, “Reverend PAGE 8 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Annual Mission Institute. ° “ & T .@ third annual mise: Kirkwood Social Items ios ar che: ’, Organizations of St. Lou's ar icinity will be held Wednesda~ ar Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stribling who arrived from Branson, Mo. a Thursday. Afternoon sessions \:: "ill depart Tuesday night. for Sa: %:w months ago, ara now tn thetr, be held at 2:80 o'clock ani «=: os Antonio, Tex., spend a few weeks before going on Pasadena, Cal, to stay until cpring. Mr. and Mrs. Britton Comptoa Wre TL F. Jon+se of Ivy Lodge cave @ bridge lunch: on Friday aft- -Pnoon itn ~ ~ 2 « . Irs. Shepard Rhaapp. . ete eed inns oe he. Generous and G Continue With A Added to Sa Pe esha ' “, hneider ta pastor. Among the e rn ee Van Zandt, the Rev. A. C. Rasche 415 N. 6th St ee § | ° ° | W i program has ; a ee on = ee: .ite - en — + I . ' . -= ; }resia:ng@w at tne hoin. of Mr. comp- ° O ers=- O e Coles of Comp:on. of Adams Bryant Ma- le @ Pe avvVERTISEMENT 2-4 ser . a shed ~ th >a . |houlevard of which the Rev. | the young people of the church wil)’ Mister Roockle Arrives in India.” Spranger of Chicago, Mra. P. C . be brotherhood. nue, Woodlawn. ‘Eden: Immanuel anDa ‘or 2 Drese-n? ar.- Mrs. Thomas ' : re a New Spring ane Women’s Styles GREAT PRICE $15 to $18.50 Valu $12 to $13.50 Val $10 to $12.00 Valu , Tremendous Seact All Sizes*l4 to 58 UP TO $25 COATS. : UP TO $35 COATS... g4g° UP TO $50 COATS... 92g Wr. anré Mrs. Will Ricker are ‘bea week-end guests of Mr. an: \ire. Sidney Adama of Kirkwoou he eS Gan Rect « ACR ere laa ohne AYA wee ie al j eit at Tempie avenue and Page | been arranges: ' speakers will be the Ree. R. C. |; i | and the Rev. Pau! Wobus. Weree- VA, whers they wii. new home at 434 Miriam avre-'ning sessions at 7:48 o'clock ® | | 4s Ransag City have moved to e tunch on Pritas att SOS WASHINGTON AVE. — od [ons parents, Mr.-and Mrs. R. J ; J Coles an@ Misa Char!ott» ti oh 8 XY f. stay for a few weeks before Bong | on to La Jolla, Cal. to maxe ar’ normal social () R activi ties by IN A ment. Can be | K T ONCE Other new’ Spring Mod- — later. Va ay - : am r j ee eats els, $19.75 Up. $19.50 COATS..§ 9.50 $60.00 COATS. .§29 the circle will be he'd Feb. 6700 Marxnchester arenue ideemont, ie ae See mete ternity Dress- es CONCEAL 9 ¢ Women’s, Misses extended visit with fricnds without dis- mfort of Flat Crepe, trimmed i a ed ac anonsered b nae | rummage sale be.ne sponsere? PY KNOW it is, because the very firs: ‘ aw York City until early this $50.00 COATS..§25.00 $95.00 COATS. .$49 1000 COATS Sizes 14 to 56 on ¢ will often heal the stubbornes: ep.ing. eruption. At all druggists, soc. ale oe 7 WU rite for ‘ Str. and Mrs. Walter Rown of M rite for special | Chicago and their son have re-, POSLAM Co. 4 rie reiaeg | 241 West 47 *,. ‘~~ ~~ -~ + > > * Oe ao. Louw Lengert “Womens dbecnity hap _ostment. ’ An Investment That Will Pay Large Dividends | ’ Snowld sou not even wesr the Fur Coat purchased no.” meld mexs ~ season, the saving ct present prices would pay handsomely on the iw ' , Women's Fancy Wool Silk Stockings. Forme Amazing Price Reductions Emphasize the Importance of This | nue, who has been very {il for pespea gee, Ultra-Fashionable Garments of Garland High Quality road wag the hostese at a bridge. ‘yncheon of three tables Thurs- ie. , pee — | 7 | Such Drastic Reductions Right in the Face of an Advancing Raw Fur 4 : wre and Mra dames Kelly have a fin ; Jan Advancing Kaw Fur Market Evidence Our Infallible Rule of Carry- ing Over No Garment From One Season to Another. You Mav Safely Select for Next Season’s Wear. It Is sent out invitations to the mar-' a Well-Anow Fact That Garland Styles Are Far Enough in Advance of the Style Trend for That! Savings of 25% to 50% and More FUR COATS FUR COATS Formerly Priced to $175 Formerly Priced to $350 Wednesday. Jan. 26, at St. Peter's “hurch, Kirkwood. A wedcicg breakfast will be served at the “ome of the Dride’s parents, ‘fo0!l- lowing the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson will resite tn Mapie- wood upon their return from thelr wedding trip. Fox- I rimmed Cocoa Brown Caracul Coats Fieese Necdiiin ak: Wile ee ae Beaver-Dved Coney Coats. Smart Trims Select: Mischees Geen: Hon ilaaan setae ee oC Coats 5 Shades of Caracul and Black, Fox Collars Fox-Tr i — P a 3 Shades of Russian Pony, Costly Trims mat «Sale gen — Coats Youthful Blonde or Gray Kid Coats “om ai 7 rite aia. C — Kid . Natural Hair Seal or Antelope Coats was ray ~emerneting Iris American Broadtail. Scotch Mole, & others ar@ Mre. Alexander P} -moeng those who wil «all eary \oditerranean > “ee =e a ” wT _ 7 —_ > a net age ~ Re : . . ‘ 3 oe AS ial p ) ~. + seat fh ee Pca te — “ . y “ ae hoa ae ce ta if: 4 * Ge haat i : 3 . ¢ er g igs OBE ated 7 . a ee , . ee z vig a A ie oe ree te Pe a % : Ms» jus os A t Wie. ~ ne ee ane } 4 > emp ie PAVE Ieee ow MSA, Mra. P. J. Kinsella of North Taylor evenne will be the hostess eat the meeting of the Women's Auxillary of the Austin and Fioyd ney Post American Legion, ta morrow. The annual election of officers will be held during the afiernoon. Mra. Richagd F. Ralph ané4 Vers. F. P. Krnabb were the host- espee for the Stud; Hour Club Twyesday at the Osage Til.le Coun- iry Clu. The firet meeting this year o/ ‘he FParent-Teachers Association was held Tuesday at the High School. The speaker of the after. . neon was Mr. W D. Cocking ef the | ‘ St Louis public schoos | Mr. and Mre J. B. Greensfelder of W Wm are expecting their) sem, Nelson 8. Greensieider of New, York, to arrive this week for a! ; f * hear that ghe is rapidly recovering | “rem the serious accident which’ resulted in her illness The Lions’ Club of Kirkwood will give a dinner dance at the Osage Hilis Country Club, Tuesday evening. Mra. Alvin D. Gol€man of Oak. inno!!! has sent out cards for a tea en Tuesday affernoon, at which the gues:s will be th. mothers of -be pupils tn the 1931 class at the Country Day School. Miss Frances Lawten has gene to A‘ameca Cal, where she wi]! be the guest of ner uncle, Mr. | William D. Lawton, and family. Miss Lawton wi!! join her sister ané Drother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stribling, at Pasadena, Ca). eariy tn March. Mra Willtam J. Wan Nice en. tertained the members of her sew. FUR COATS FUR COATS. leg Formerly Priced to $450 Formerly Priced to $575 Mra J.C. Harwev of Nos--> Tay- ys yhs ‘or svernve. entertaine4 her brides $ ) 7 ) x 2 ; — ~ —— ~ , | ‘ Fine Jap Weasel Coats, Fox or Self Trims “ub at @ luncheon on Wednesday Hudson Seal with Contrasting Trims You may pay ¢ a bit oat Genuine Baby Leopard, Red Fox Trimmed * ©? 49 AED Py Oe, PPTTi Ti iy i 4 | Caracul Wrap. 3976 $1500 Russian Carsca Wrap, wrth dved whe Fox trim. Ermine Coat 3876 $1175 Coco-Dved Ermine with Baum Marten shaw! collar. Jap Mink Coats °496 Choice of natural or dved Jap Mink models. formerly $695. ee SOP MR nce Oe a are ’ ; ' Ermine Wrap 51276 $1895 Rova! Ermine Wrap. an exquisite im- ported mode. ogee Oe * e 2 Oo Seibh « a il - “f eZ oe cai @fTTiy: oe ON RE — - mew CT an oy * Spotted Calf Coats 146 A special groun of smartly fox- (immed medeis. formeriv $245. ee ae ee “yah sac atioate I ye Adib BE P64 - “ at de . - ii Peal » a - at Almost. BUY NOW F Every Remai Just 93 wond tremendously reduc away. Coats which In smart good-lookin colors. Trimmed wit flon, Mendoza Bea Wolf (Chinese Dog) selling until recently this price. In fact at ase the materials SAVE! SIZES FOR M e i eee ee ee ry ’ Ae os “ oy > te peter eR Soh ee api RNS AIRE om re elaagesate INS sigoocty tp ee ee , ee eae LS ae tee . 7 a , : . “1 ' fy ee » a . p . ” P 1 Pp Du Fe ik oo & AS ee a ae we eee “aby, 2 COINS PIRI I mon Cd vR ae on » be fheg oS ett Aiew a re ie a3 > Cad a ag “At iy Pom ST ew artge. a public ceremony for the tnsta!'a- tion of the following officers: Mrs. Jannie Fosker Haras. prestten: Mre. Anna A. Wright, secre‘a-y Mra. Cora Smith treasurer Mrs BmMy Cundiff’. chapia'n. Mrs a-. na Wilson, con4uctor: Merge Fimma Ritch, assistant conductor: \f-e Margaret Pate. guard. Mre Caro. ‘ine PRel4ds assistant guard \tre Carrie C. Xander, press chairman Mre Liltan Rartoa. niusician, Mrs Addie Hetms. Mrs Alvinia Hartr Pay on the Budget Plan ~ "IT ad s Vv Lit F *~s , --s - ° . i an on oe Lire’? 4 as 4 4 . + Mr. and Mra John G. Netharr. a a Fox-T rimmed, Dyed Squirrel! Coats Natural Ocelot. Fox or Beaver Trims Coat, cr any. | @ Natural Gray Siberian Squirre! Coat Genuine Jap Mink with Elegant Fox Trims Relief Corpa Inetall< Officers. S Sand or Platinum Caracul Coats. Rich Trims Finest Quality Natural Moire Pony Coats Exquisite Hudson Seal, F; , Finest Trims Exclusive Natural Grav Krimmer Coat Ransom Relie’ Corpse No ¢ hela Fox-Trimmed Scotch Mole Coats Fur Sglon—Third Floor Ida Foeket was installing officer | Luncheon was served. wee | HOSAS WV GARLAND. Inc. —Stxth Street Thru to Broadway. Between Lawust and Se. Charles

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH wii ee —SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 ___ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 8 A ate a eee _— | Webster Groves Social Items | ss i ee oe Swo e S Mr. and Mrs. Henry H. Hall of Mrs. T. C. Butts of Sunnyside IN FT BB” New York City, who formerly re-; avenue will spend severa! weeks -~ An, -& ae 7 sided on Rock Hil] road. are spend- with relatives at Petersbur Vv . , a tow weeks te St. beule Gel Ss. Va. 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth Se. Webster Groves and are staying at Mrs. P. J. McKenney of Paga- Mrs. James H. Howe wi!] depart gust of friends. early thia week for Chicago, where / \ she will be the guest of Mr. and The Close- Fitting Modes . Mrs. Charles Hill for a few days. Sunnyside avenue will be the | Generous and General Reductions Mrs. Howe, with Mr. and Mrs. Hill, a veg more tea, Jan. 19, for) | | : will motor to Miami, Fla., the lat- °%® Denefit of the Women's Coon | Decided ° aa : ’ ’ . : { ec} edl Continue With Additional Styles ter part of January and will be at ric of the Webster. Gorves Ci, | > ae y hi : the Miam! home of Mr. and Mrs. ‘!@9 Church. . | New! , a Hotel Chase during their visit. }dena place has gune to Cincin- | : an { ; WS en /natt!, O., where she wi!) be the } Mre. George A. Shepardson of | Added to Sales Groups [| Hil during their. stay. Mr. and, Mra Mayo 8. Keator has gon.| Mrs. Charles Brazelle of Paris. Mr. to Bermuda, @a. wher she wei | The smart mode is presented in the . °° cal ‘ | ; : " )) t ; and Mra. William T. Dooley and gnend 9 few weeks with See — Hat fitting tightly to the head. e Reboux and Rose Descat version are . * s Sty] their three children also will be at qiughter. Mrs. J. Als > ! Women N Cy cs for All Occasions Miam! with Mr. and Mrs. Hill. te 4: Alphonse Prué. | Introducing | even more extreme by developing high- homme. Mrs. Prudhomme wit) be 3 : creased crowns. On display in felt, fab- qa aendous * lk J Mrs. Horace W. Beck of York- | Continued on Page 12. ! Sizes"14 to 58 | GREAT PRICE REDUCTIONS gett me Pere Leathers From Across the Sea ric and straw. 7 TO $25 COATS. 4 18.50 Values, At..... $12. ie gone C. tak of Gomeeed) , ee pada saete Wiis martes fe | City Art Museum | Im Advance Spring Modes = |i [gm The Hackle Trim es $15 $12 fo $13.50 Values, At. ee $ 9.45 where she will be the guest of | | a Le ° | Forest Park In Parchment Patent, WER than new! Smarter than the |} | I ae Ts the Thing lati | relatives Gingham Trim, smartest! Fashion looks with favor O $50 COATS...§25 Hf} —— | | ; $10 to $12.00 Values, At. - 5 8.45 ee ee Special Exhibitions: = upon new leathers, made in Europe, and i) 4, “i 3 ‘ O $65 COATS. -$35 . Vv At $ 7 45 ‘hostess for her bridge-luncheon Im R leigh Myl f ) es eae E. . club Wednesday. | n Rose Blush Kid, yles is first to present them in com- | O $75 COATS... $39 | $10 alucs, Mre. Philip O. Viall of Bristo! PAINTINGS by ~—— =" see prehensive array. : Aa gore | . Place was the hostess at a luncheon : O $95 COATS. $48 meeting of her sewing circle Friday DeWITT PARSIIALL and Silver Gray Kid p WASHINGTON AV. . afternoon. DOUGLAS PARSHALI Gray Gingham Tri atent leather in parchment shade is | : h. y gham Trim, ; , ' | The latest craze! Every felt, straw or SPATOH prints TWICE as A Special Gr oup at $6.45 oll engadget Baise | me new, 90 is leather in gingham patterns, . || | fabric Hat. must be trimmed, side or back, other St. Louis Sunday n r ee ee ee _ Black Patent Leather and flowered patent leather. Ileana, || with hackle (as sketched). A comprehen- ewepaper, | was called by the illness of wae, f this new bow Pump, happens to offer iT sive selection on display Monday. per, —> : Women’s Street, Afternoon and Arms Flowered. Menten Sites “ie? $850 all three of these smart innovations. and Evening Styles Mr. and Mrs. Emil H. Dieck- : mann of 669 Marshal! avenue have ined Patent Leather—Tan Calf—Black and Blonde on agg ee a ere y . *nm—SI1 roca daughter, ~~ ut arolyn L Di ‘d d is Satin—Silver and Gold B de. Dieckmann, to Lesiie 8. Ruble, son (On | ¢ Mr. and Mra J. T. Ruble of y Large Ltvidends | Formerly $10 to $12.50 glean te ; purchased no.” until next iE ] . . | Mrs. John T. Johnston Jr. of a pay handsomely on the in- | Not all oo each style but Rock Hil] road was the hostess at \. ee : every size in the group as a whole. a dinner party followed by bridge eu . Saturday evening. in honor of Mr and Mrs. R. King Kauffman. | Mr. and Mrs Charles Maybury of Gore avenue entertained with a Women’s Fancy Wool and Clock $ 1] 95 bridge party Saturday evening Jan. 8. - ee ee " eames Mr. and Mrs. King Kauffman ‘ave geent out cards for a dance it the Algonquin Golf Club. Sat- urday evening, Jan 22, in honor Corresponding Reductions on f their daughter, Miss Anz ° 9 ew Kauffman. Men’s and Children’s Shoes Mrs. Alfred K. Prinoe of Or- chard avenue” entertained = th: Wednesday Bridge Club at lIunch- -on Wednesday. Jan. 132. Migs Luck Kendrick has gone to Columbia, Mo., where she is the guest of friends. Miss Kendric: ; attended the military ball at Jef 'ferson City, Saturday. Jan. 8. OLIVE AT 1O*ST | Miss Mabel Perry of Trevillia: l terrace entertained Saturday af NO EXCHANGES—NO RETURNS | ternoon, Jan. 8. with an itnforma! bridge party of three tables. Mrs. Peter Freyermouth © o:° Yorkshire avenue entertained th: | SEVEN TIME ani $0 time OORT -DISPATCH WANT members of the 0. E. S., Frida: _ Al am KESINSESS BRET DEKRS PHONE gout: CHDER afternoon, Jan. 7. aE SeVESSESERECEST SHEERS RSEEE . ma 2 WwW Yi Monday! Special Purchases! Siege Advance Selling Ri eeentei WY Spring 8 oats NAA 2 MANY SAMPLES Ly INCLUDED : , OUTSTANDING em ee VALUES | of the | : Many New Modes WIDE selection of smart Coats in the modes which wil] be : popular for Spring. The woolens are unusually choice... oglu =. ‘clever ombre plaids in combinations of Blaek-and-White, Are Pictured | ~ Tan-and-Brown, Tan - ard -Rust and (Cray-and-Black. Each Coat has been individually :cleeted |... which accounts for the many clever touches such as leather trimined pockets, leather belts, unusual euffs, strap effects and other Parisian details. We urgently suggest a purchase at this time when workmanship is exeeptionally choice hefore the rush of the season begins. *) will hold any Coat. a cb S666 2 (REC EEERERESCER EERE R EERE ROBES RRR REREERSeeeeR ee 4 Caracul Wrap _ | $976 | $1500 Russian Caracul Wrap, with dyed white | _ Fox trim. ; | 4q Dut They Go OATS § at Almost Half Price! ed to $575 BUY NOW FOR NEXT YEAR Every Remaining Winter Coat Just 93 wonderful Coats...every one @ ‘Temendously reduced for this final clear- we «| W*y. Coats which are smartly fashioned & 7a he ¢ ’ CORE oe LH ra SOD NN ONT RING = ' a in smart good-looking woolens in attractive colors. Trimmed with such furs as Mouf- | flon, Mendoza Beaver and Manchurian Ee | | Wolf (Chinese Dog). Every Coat has been Fox or Self Trims selling until recently at ALMOST DOUBLE rd. Red Fox Trimmed is price. In fact at $15 one couldn’t pur- rian Squirrel Coat poe the materials! BUY NOW and Elegant Fox Trims AVE! al, Finest Trims | SIZES FOR MISSES AND WOMEN Gray Krimmer Coat . KLINE’S—Basement. NEWEST TWEEDS AND HERRINGBONES CALFSKIN -: FOX AND SQUIRREL TRIMMED $5 WILL HOLD ANY COAT UNTIL MARCH 1st KLINE S—Thied Flooe ttt bei FEIIITIIiItifiiiistiiiiii irri iii irr

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH bagi: it ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 oe |S —_ , 4 ‘a ~~ ‘ae: : ‘ | =. | M 7 e = en’s K 7e - ‘of Sorni ew Glasses for Your Eyes 7] = Lasky Foot Relief Service New Glasses ths seal . f Of pure linen, : —will be satisfactory if selected in our Optical Depart- ove gns, mgt yin pose aig etna ee nna chines caueneciihinae uh be fitted, with complete service. as low as Zi for o each ...... adjustment of shoes and appliances te the individual foot— $s. Most modern equipment—registered optometrist. + a service without charge. | - ' ’ THE STORE FOR ALL THE PEOPLE (Negesate—Geeend Picer Shee Shepea.) ? - ee ee - ee ee mmm a et mm ‘ ‘2 ceptina Valu rng Dresses ™ $25 TO $39.50 VALUES FIRST SHOWING Every Dress is new—typical of Springtime, chic Dresses that are characteristic of Spring 1927— and altogether charming. All depict lovely details 4 | Frocks that have captured the spirit of modern youth, of the mode—compose shadings— gam chee - yet retained enough ferninine briefly shirred or pleated skirts, , ue VES = charm to be truly charming—eleven boleros, tucks, tiers. ) = SF 4 423 :' wey styles are shown. t ~ ios -* Metlp ahh Ma Nitin atin apy ete ie a a I Mi a met 1 shaetinde 4 - Pintle, rage g ght a = ; a” ae igi ; ashore OME ae ih PR, . ¢ DRE ROE ESS rape AB, 2 e oe a8 grt SR happen ter saticrrts AGE Se A ED Seba De Re ging Sor eyo > * . a A to Rina Bas . . Ss ee a tert be oe Ses SS ES Se Oey ie Gatti > u » -y gre f ’ WOFS arnged Nhe a" $ Bigs Bong : mpg bg a eas mi ee 7 ta AS “ . 2 R ts es eae q ’ " ee + 2 > S x ie “ . . . a: Wy . o » eiM.; jes oti Fe ee. a ee FO ue $ “~ sett’ Pos Maths ad we ees Choe eee » « - Sy By in LOL Ra BORE HF 4 Teen ON SALE MONDAY OO An interesting style is of A svmphony of gray is an- Crepe Romaines, flat Astrid pink with a youthful, other model with front tie-sash Pleats, shirrings, new crepes, Georgettes, brief skirt of two full, shirred and animated, tiered skirt—a V and square neck- Canton crepes—in flounces—another cémbines two | fourth style employs narrow, di- lines, ripple skirts, fluttery loveliness of shades of palmetto green on a agonal tucks and soft pleats as. balloon sleeves, {J : soft silk fabrics. chic bolero. its individual trimming. straight-back panels. Nerth “ + . Sams Mabe RL a me ah ee ROTELLA RES AAD AO EAB ERE LN» aie atte eid 14d whe jt PPC, 8 fe RP tet a 4. 2 + py Ue hat my BEG sgl Ge! > y ht ote Rab obey D+ why — iene a T Ne New Room-Size (9x12) LA —— NEEDS SEAMLESS AXMINSTER: Three-Piece AS” ‘ Double Drain Tubs | r R {/ GS With Cover OTe 5 SS . > ina ( , ; 3 a Values on Sale — Sets comprise two “Nico” port- . 4 able drain tubs, with removable - V6 covers, made of gray enameled Ys iy Y 3 . ‘A } =. } ar *. . : b _* . 4 * (ll é J ae oe || - Ve - 5 RUee that bring the glory of Spring. ing rollers and drain cock at bot- is F” my ett 4 ioe wo, SERS VER of * “Ses ) aan ae and designs. These are designs : are new—copies of Chi $1.95 Copper-Bottom Persian patterns. : an Wash Boilers , Just Two Prices—No Matter How Much Higher Were the Previous Prices Cclorings blend harmoniously with $] 48 : any interior decoration plan—aend not WOMEN’S SHOES REDUCED TO || Gaasci ox) sean Getnates ctrong, ota. ) pein - ~ —-Srwearea » 33,52, IRONING BOARDS— 5495 56° ngo cum ugs - , 2 * ~ ee POs ARP. ee ee ee 9 RR RRY 8 0 , rok vanized iron; strong wood grip ¢ make, with extra well $ 75 handle; ro-quart size; 35 braced fold:ng stand; $2 95 ee | ae! §8«—epeeial................ Oboe sc LAUNDRY SOAP—Crys- ssc CLOTHESLINE—Strorng ea ee Oe le: ° ° ; and t:'e ¢¢:: w > wees... 49¢ All are to be cleared for there are not all sizes in every style and 7 oh . ee weer. South.) the styles are not to be re-ordered. These are the best quality Shoes we sell throughout the year—of carefully selected leathers and patterns. In the lot are Ni aah A Rn ars adden th fy callcly thee Simmons Sleep Outfits | 7 = | $15 TO $25 JUNIOR BED, SPRING VUaGitedsen Some Colercd kin” AND BRIDGE LAMPS AND MA TTRESS : ieapieeeasiediaaeeet ame : At a Clearance Sale Price $ | Angual January Sale of Sample Luggage 4 0% Off 2 Unexcelled Styles for the Spring Silhouette | $ 50 . Innovation Wardrobe : , | Complete —_— ee ee rk $a - sp SNS a Oe LN elt tate NPN PS SARs Ba ” a ee SO SE ome. 2 T k ‘ Nemo-Flex THE STANDARDS The Bed ie Simmons e#inch | run S je Gi rdles : Some are of metal in -artous ti ane ini continuous steel tubing with polished and stamped finishes} heavy fillers. brown finish ee OEE a | . f . . A) OO | . others of wood with carved effes® full or twin sizes. Spring :s G tk Yc asece rice . ’ and finished in beautifully blended Simmons helical tied top. full | 0 eesti ALS eT: ” ’ eo colors. ceil single deck, guaranteed so years. Mattress :s Simmons 38 °. Wee ba , P plated felt and cotton make, 45-pound weight, roll adge, art | 4 : $49.50 high-grade, 3- / | : THE SHADES ticking. | ead OL eo ply veneer body. vulcan- These are foundation garments Silk Georgette, silk lined, . . e* . — : : : ‘ weight ef cheice a!!-iayer feft; four row stitch. bound; while five last, tn sides. Girdles that softly mold | some with fringe. Also some ae . : 4 | s ? Tea 7 » * ‘ . > as eee ee Soe he ys - -seebemaguen Si the figure into the Sewer medish- | painted glace parchment trimmed) : ‘00 innovation Steamer Trunks (2 only), $20.00 “ti, i ness of Spring. . with fancy ruchings. a ‘ . $55.00 Innowation Steamer Trunks (2 on! , $27.50 ry i ; , i a | $13.50 Coil Springs $ 45 $46.00 Innovation Steamer Trunks (2 awd $23.00 i yr Combinations Junior Lamps * Deubie deck full helical Ge etvel Call Spring, : $72 Innovation Shoe and Hat Trunks (2 caly), $36 ‘a ) $5 00 i a : - $14.92 ete oe lnnate etyie, ie, wet ‘ | This foundation garment with e - Bags........ $14.45 ' rs Races ‘ p ‘pleated Georgett lined, $6.50 leather-bound Dupont or Enamel Hatbox $4.95 harsh fmm oe \ trimmed and decorated or metal bed, standard sizes; guarentesd years. _. Many Orher Trunks Reduced $50 Englander Da-Bed $12.50 Suitcases, cowhide leather @rede all-cocton fete maz: 7 specia! tad : sD Marble bases—piated and Tih velanceo—brown welaut finieh. “ie hve ° 9 anty) : ink conerehs cue Sino | ccandards of twisted dom ( Sageate—Maia Ficer. seech.) ( Vageate—Second Ficer. sooth.) (|. 7 acest (Ragents—Thire Five® — . | f ¢ r ae of cualityv—tbeautfu! nk b | - : i $18 Nugents Imperial Mattress $13* 5 [22 & — ized fiber. covered and : tie a ee | trimmed with braid. ruchings wad

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For Larger Women gs, new 46 to 52 e neck- ' skirts, sleeves, Second Floor. rae ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ee SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 (Main Fleer, Nerth.) \ ge es ther Roem Lots. $2.39 to $6.6 (Nageatse—Thiré Ficer. uN: me m ‘y WAL 8 Ca: . y ‘OS . c Oe Se POE eT PO oP IR a8 Rigg fad «5 on Be, sa oy Chiffon Taffetas Exquisite quality—in 25 day- time and evening shades; 36 inches wide. (Nugeats—Thiré Fleer, Seouth) 5 JUNIOR | E LAMPS e Sale Price 50 Complete I Sars Step-Ins Vests i | i Princess Slips The styles are those being chosen for their % attractiveness—all are made of heavy quality service weight lustrous rayon—splen- didly tailored. Colors are flesh, peach, honey, orchid, Nile. Sizes 36 to 42. CHEMISE —feature several models in lovely tailored or trimmed ef- fects. SPORTS BLOOMERS —have double-elastic cuff, re- inforced crotch. Colors of flesh, Nile, maize, peach and orchid, VESTS —come with bodice top, picot edged, and in full length. COSTUME SLIPS —in bodice top with pleated flounce bot- tom or 3-inch hem—dress shades. (Nugests—Second Floer, South.) hem s—er=rely Rayon wool ané Also Gowns and cotton mixed weave; AS Gertrudes cf soft, Ac sizes for infants’ to C _— al or rib- on trimrat i sy | Ms - ad not é Tas... > , (Se en 6g Extraordinary Sale of Re ular $1.50 fo e,°0 e,°0 SI 95 Values Qualities, Monday, Yard Qualities, Monday, Yard Cc New Printed Crepes inches wide. Shades that are made of Flat Crepes and duplex styles—also tint shades dam- ' ask tints. Shown in all the wanted cel- made. double-breated tie-on white fleeced cotton Tee TE STANDARDS are of metal in various and stamped finishes; f wood with carved effects hed in beautifully blended THE SHADES orgette, silk lined, and with braid, ruchings and th fringe. Also some hand- glace parchment trimmed y ruchings. unior Lamps . ; l 4 Aire bases—plated and polished of twisted design—shades of Georgette, lined, beautifully and decorated. (Nugeate—Third Fleer, Seut®-) Parents will be proud of the manly appearance of boys wearing these good quality Suits on graduation day. These are of high-grade imported woolens in latest single and dou- ble breasted styles—seizes 12 to 19 years. Other Suits Priced $19.95 to $25.00 Best Hair Cut in St. Louis for the Children Now Special .. C Curling—zsc Extra The expert service of a skilled bebd- tf — individual ettention — Ulpment—e« especial room for the kiddies makes this @ particularly lew Price, (Nugenta—Second Fleer, seuth.) Nettie | 6” , — Boys’ Wool Sweaters [MAN ‘ctSinuse: po o% Drapery Fabrics Regularly 95¢ to $1.19 Shimmering, artificial 68° = Boys’ New Pajamas $ 1-75 cottos ° ee Ee OR ee ee es eee ee ee ees OVERCOATS a) 914 «(917 | 33 —— —, ro , a few schakerkait solor combinations — | tacluded is this cleerance—qualities formerty eelling | otyies in this group. Regular! 95 and Pa Ae a lew patterns ead sew a2 $ 55 .~mbinstlone—fer wiadew of door hangings; 45 end 60 tach febrics .. .....-.- (Negents—Thiré Tiesr, South) | Clearance of Boys’ } | Drapery S:lk end cottos in changeable and Jac- cuard effects—will make appropriate hangiags tox many rooms ........ New, fresh * f materials in delightful |, Practically our entire stock of boys Overceets fs _. (Nugeate—Thir@ Fleer. Nerth.) some white broad- up to $25. cloths.

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_ P ’ 5 = is a ie * PAGE 1° ST LOU'S POST- DISPATCH | TNT AY MORNING JANTARY 16.1927 aia __ ___ ST.LOUIS PNST- DISPATCH |] wood avenue was the og wn | — Webster Groves - nb souscagid Hyg = Colo 39 Colored nists. Sateen ttneed from Page 8%. —— | = _fom Sr Rosalie; Mrs. Ray Colene of Zanesvile, © a een ‘has returned after a two weeks , eating neator. en stay with Mra C. W. Nystrom o: quality. ove eS | Oe ‘ ‘ ak ca oe ee : s £ : " u Mrs. “ee E. Ervin of liack mer | 435 Elm avenue. CO OC a. _ | % 4 : 2 s t ) ie =a ' ; . e- «= ’ Fs, ee rs et : £4 ; — = E : £ ; : me ; -? venud e! ,terta yT lace entertain: a Satu rday after. anya inches wide, yc... eh, BIG .*. ae Ra at 1 ay a * . . : : i?- ge - > — ae ig, ‘ ; # ; a > ng in honor ee tled Miss Allef; le n! ak-! % aaa Ru ge. Mrs S_H_ Kieinschm!ét of O guinet and Mrs Jesse Wilkinson ‘ Miss Margaret Kiem | were assistant hostesses. Miss [ne | Siss Maree ADVERTISEMENT | Bacon was the hostess ata four , = 3 i t 4\: 2 ' m t.imond, Miss Marga- | table bridge luncheon Saturday wh Hlelen Corti Jan. 8. ' i aE vS ee : 10 DARKEN HAIR % Mrs. Jasper Blackburn of Haw- ae ” joan and Mrs. Ed thorne avenue, errtertained the APPLY SAGE TEA members of the executive board of | the Ww c: T U., Wednesday. The next regular meeting of the W. C Common garden sage brewed int 'T U., wtll be at the home cf Mrs c heavy tea with sulphur added, C. Searle, 693: Oakwood avenue, will turn gray Wednesday, Jan. 26 eennos cael Mr. and Mrs. Fred FE. Hall have ded bai?! spit autifuills| | returned to their home at Marietta ' dark and oa O.. after a visit of two weeks witl. 22¢ Art Ticking 36-Inch Bleached Maslin 14 sC 25c All-Linen Toweling 2 riant. Just 'Mre. R. BE. Blake of Plant avenue. , fex , pp! itd Mise Jennie Cate of Caire, Ml. Remnants of fancy prints, stripes and floral pat- Mill remnants op to 8 yards. Full widths, snow Every thread all linen, regular width with fase- tions wt!) prove! has returned home after a short terns. gz inches wide. Yard white. While 2000 yards last. Yard colored borders. Remnant lengths. a reveistion if}e:ay with Mr. and Mra Roy O Ww att a ; c Table D your hair is’ alanipessetyd on ag Good quality hemstitched or scalloped Sheets, : Sthéul appearance and atttac- club at @ luncheon Wednesday. Excellent quality imported Linen Crash 8:x90-inch size. Seamiess. Slight seconds. Each.. Sine linen-finiehed 1 Sheeting nn esl All e Ticmees Wy darkening your hair! Fe Prank a=ueee ad Park oan Table Sets—45x45-inch cloth with four nap- “ 9 lengths; extra-good quality, snow-white yh Wreth’s Sage and Sulphar ent aeeee _— me section of kins to match: beautiful colored borders; 81x99 Seamless Sheets bleach; to 2% yards. Special! in this sale, C iepeund. no ene ean tell, beeause/'® Sonday Club, Wednesday. wonderful value. While 300 Sets last. : eee cela. cee S ‘al Jan it does .t so natural y. so even-y.; Mra John Collins of Big Bend (St. Louis’ Largest Bargain Basement.) Excellent gra 51 a aes . E ; (St. Leute’ Larcest Bargate Basement) | You just dampen a sponge or soft: road has sent out cards for a Neatly hemmed. Slight seconds PONY FUR ‘ brush with it and draw th: s through bridge luncheon she will give your ba:r, taking one smal] strand Thursday aferneon. . : peon. | 23c Heavy Toweling Cotton Charmeuse Youthfel models with 99, at atime; by morning al! gray hairs red, and, aft ther Mr. and Mre W. F. Anger of ; “a ° Fine soft cotton in li hare disappea: sir nd. 2s sat be. Clark avenue, entertained Saturday Remnants of part linen bleac nad grounds with neat colored contrasting fur trim— applicat on or two, your hair ed Toweling; wears and washes VAN Fay fC | the smartest’ and new- Ve comes beautitu.ly dark, glosses, capa Poors Jan. 8. with ao informa! like linen; yard 2 =. -wiotsr: 5 ures; remnants of 32 to 8 yards est fashions. ; : ridge party. : ; er a or 40c Turkish Towels Our entire stock of Remnants, accumulated during the recent | DPDEDUCT 25¢;, off tl Fur F o~ off on a > ~ ’ -4 gt ‘t . ji 4 P ; - per tacer Mrh Harbor Reuntee | quivd’maive Towels sit cole. sales, on sale at half their present reduced price rely wash tant Hn an ~~] ee *@@eas "Shriver of Nortly street, was hostesed e- bees ft em tye rs of rhe hoaor guest HH. avTg@ra ; The treege Parrett ta Sel aan d - se ereeeeseee *e@@ee Gee high-grade merchandise. Our extremely fortunate purchases are your profits. Be with the crowd that will throng our Bargain Basement Monday morning. Come early, for owing to these Mies Aina ‘Horner, low prices we cannot gua. antee quantities to last throughout the sale. “se | 3 well amp sutton ied |I'!)!\1 11 ee ee ee ee oe p— ’ 5 e ¢ , ¢ ‘ eoene*®@ee#@ Wee estes eres OR ceeteeesy oe 4 FF ccc $04 aaa ind ie cciuied rte markets in every ag for Wage remarkable mill remnants of ~~ ee ee ee See me ” * wy tes rain gap onmngelodaney: Cote eee 2 r we _— PON 8 ‘ - ae : fs ~ se - s Vere tutgo i, a 4) “ « tr — ——— = bed = ve ee ee »% , elt BM eh etl RO NAP N i. CoN Cita tie ssa hy separ me a > ~_ ; . ess * ; a pee Cha fie . nue was the hostess for the meet- > ° | o e mee fur trimmings of all k ing of Chapter E. B.. P. E. O., Fri- : Flat Cre Crepe de Chine Georgette Cre | ay. “aged hapten = epee ae Merce Broadcloth a ay Satin PNP sc Sports eae ae cial a. Ce : Lait ‘led the business meeting. an rs mercerized cotton . . — nts of 2 to Es comcmte mm mae UL senile ies Wkd JE of Satin Canton sing TS aie Sime nted Si ee ee meemeere Ct Unbleached Muslin Wool Serge and 54-inch bordered materials. | Regular 39¢ Cotton Crepe FUR COMP, ther club Wednesday afternoon. oe - ] Lengths of 1, to 5 yards - Price Tickets Genuine serpentine remnants 25c | 823 Washington ee, ot Ne ee “ de Up Sere 4 ached 3 a + 2 Pett GeO URI oti nd & Lee” 208 3 Se IRR = 8, og, 5 OTE Di ang aR. LT TN PONG LL: BEF ate teny «ance . a. ™ ro yards in beautiful color com- drew Carnegie.” solid colors. 2 to ro yard ; C binations; pieces will match; C LAN ai Mrs C. J. Rozier of Atlanta ave- lengths. Yard Wool Flannels Wool Epingle ton Crepe From Webster | Mill remnants of standard of 2 to ro yards; bright colors quality 39-inch unbleached Mus- = (oe. Sao Large Seen Geeteneet.. on dark grounds; 30 inches lin of a fine weave; yard wide; yard The teachers of the Groves Public Schools were the honor guests at a dinner given Fri- 'day evening at the high echool. he Junior-Senior High Schoo! $2.75 Krinkle Bed Sets P. T. A. wi!l hold its next meet- - 2. A. 1 OR : - mee - bd Beautiful wide colored-stripe krinkled Sets, $ Q9 > ee GetheneW at Fhe high echoo! MINA T° SAILS C tai M. | lose! seal SIPINAN A eg Sh f d Cas ase LOrmrory’ Ow at é3h . ee t wei ae ES ‘ o} @. 21 ‘geh*s r ‘s| ee “1n eo} 2 4 Cc 2 4 The orchestra, recently organized BESANT SOLE Curtain Materials as... full” seal — MIMINANI pone Sheets an es ’ inthe high school, fill furnish t! . ve . . a 5000 Yards—Five Groups 42-Inch 35c Pillow Tubing SHIRLEY S aI eae Min. ag Fancy Cretonnes Colored Marquisettes Scrims 25¢ Underwear ( repe Mi!] remrants of vood standard oc: ty. full C ee ee es: a es ee eenttee Soft finished. 30-1nch cotton Crepe in wanted ! ee a ‘ JANUAR Y WI Re avenue will return the first of the IE: ater - . acs wane anerrovr vefiect week -from e@ short stay In Bates. 5 10 14 shades. Desirable tor undergarments. Yard.... 22c Pillowcases $1 Seamless Sheets | Ville, Ark., with her sister. C C She C ts PORE USTY Dies CONN, ota “ : f B . . est rite ; wide hems. bieach Sh ets. O roo HAIR Mrs. C. A. Graubner of Kirk. | Large assor-ments ‘i of teoms if : ream Yo ecru 2 Knit Washcloths 2236-iech size. “A hile 100 starch. While 30 ; en : ; F en: ‘i a @ Len - - len ths or som or wil si ° fur? ec ibe? 24. ©oTe pieces ° 9 phot he ’ 7 15 t. be conc 4¢. ; t At ecide ear ie : 3 ? : 4 4 i ° seconcs. fluous hair” Have i perma club at luncheon Wednesday. ity doutie- mei, t C. tMo. Waue tacy iast ty rem 4 See e } nemnuy removed without jee Mra. George Engeismann Jr. o’ » Patiagas cece maa Algonquin place will depart Jan | : Remnant Sele $4 85° soil Guaranteed for l:te Endorsed '°4 for a stay of several weeks in by many good physicians | Californt 7 : " - mediate rahe ania mae Cartains—Floorcovering Monday! Begins Our Sale of 2500 New = Needlework @ for aft Pree Consultation _ _ Mre Neliie*Close has returned | evening & S to her home at Pacific Mo.. ter | 419 Pairs Ruffled Curtains SY ‘a visit with Mrs. Carrie E. oe | Factory surp:us of white, va , 30c Linen Tea Towels ! & 4 85 ps 'Lockwood avenue. | colored f:gured grenadines; full | Several. sent Sa Seer masa | ruffles and tie-backs to $I. 39 O O S on pure linen; red and blue “19. Patan Mrs. George A. Krauss o” Black- ’ B! ) : rder toweling; each.. mer place was the host«ss for her seeratdaaal - = bese oe 85 suedes, ne Suite 284 = Olive & Eighth bridge club Thursday, Jan. 7 85ce Art Drapery Silk oy -00 Linen T % . ty leath Wille . An : ." , . * Song aa ca aie: sounies ie 29Q¢ a 39¢ in white and colors; 19¢ } ’ ™“s 66 y 99 a buffet supper tonight. Twenty . sale price. a renin Basement.) A Close-Up guests have been invited. (Nugente—Bargain Basement.) pee Bh Ba im Mrs. Oscar Sample and Mrs a * ° Co b »} - e : : Ps " dats tin “1a a:! Half Price and less | 1S { & G1.900 dealers everrwhere, in eity ‘ .- end country alike. Mre A. G. Linco!n was the hoe- ‘i - : tees for her evening >hri¢ ‘ Ne | eatured ere Coats that reguiarly soid for twe Tf vour dealer Goesn't hare - + s — 89 Made to I and three times this poce The quali + ma-eria! et dinner Friday evening. ' :. , S tale axide (Vanishirg’ Cream, ete... from “ fe the Riack and Wi't'e Reaity far $5 and $6.95 are beautifuily sty'ed in the seasons ~age desir. CYeations you want. send Ris | Dr Dwight M Rradley wil} give ab.e colors. Sives tor women anc cisses, A$ co 46 name to Piough, [‘er° jy a = Memphis, Tenn, amd you will a review of the new book "Sand ¢ REF. copy of th and Foam.” a: the V ‘ e most P ve 4 : receive F 7 Pp e a @ Vesper service The most desi rable styles are in- Half Price anu Sms ’ r, rea’ Raok ““A- w= 4 . ay ane seal a, (eemtght ges in this excellent assortmenr:— $ | t 19 mad for- Mire Van e the {ime quality materials in popular | about beauty. dreams © Mre Vance EB. Taster of Orchara BP ucasey tases in populas Tin Sick Wendesinla ‘Snchads ‘@udbein Mothers take advantage of this great of ering, . seer 7 averce was the heaters for her Styies and color. In most cases the evedes. velours. pile fabrics, etc. attractive iy eal. h mm ned | Sritgs .unachees elub Jan. 11. Mmateria:s aiome cost more than this red ia the seasons most destrabie model. Reg. Just senna oaying ® Seren od tobe . at these prices. Every Coat worth 2 and 3 timmy *q- p oes } rei ; j 2 ae he. ‘se em RLACK: WHITES ~o The Avery PP. T A. he'd tes ‘OW price of $3. : 3 a ar and extra girs nape 464 Di sg tha aie lt Aa ie oo a ne ee bay sete Ry ™ Moe YULT’ (ore TOMS = ery meeting Tuescay after. sieeiemnnamiiee ae ce niin AAk cae = , Roen. Dr. P J Zenbay ereke or — | “The Pseychological Processes and the Development ef the Child.” ST. LOUIS’ LARGEST BARGAIN BASEMENT—B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO m®&

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_ PAGE B TVerwwwwpurevuusyyrye wwuveus rwewwerweeeseseee se I World’s Greatest Popular-Priced ced, a a ; Margaret Corrigan of St.; haus, Mr. and Mrs. Commodore; day afternoon to the members of | Shreve, Miss Lucille Taylor, Miss | Sas baler. aa s venue, entertained Thurs-|Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Max Dellison|her bridge club. The guests en-| Bertha Witt, Miss Helen Kramer e 15 x womens in honor of Miss Mary |and Mr. and Mrs. Homer nee a luncheon at noon and and Miss Mary Ziegler. | - s a 10 TP necats at the shower were: Grande Valley and other points in) present were: Mrs, Clifford gr will be entertained Tuesday after- ~- ) @ . x ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1997 ______ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ — —_ I ee a i : ‘ 7 . Don oy iascae ia. . * ie si e Sei Me. ee sig — King. kansas City, Ark. tf Friday for. of North Thirteenth. Mrs. Ormis- | if: ‘ edaney, Mrs. Carl her home. after Visiting a week ton has Spent the last six months ae Fast St. Louis Social Items |, Helfrich, Mrs. Valden Coulter, Miss | with her sister, Mrs. Nina Jepson! in Nev York City. | a va } 2 3 4A ,; Grace Blair, Miss Anita Michael, | | Miss Anna Wiesert, Miss Margaret | a Re eeeeaanan 7 : , er ‘3 ’ F. borders, —_— | Miss Ethel Knox of Springfield, | stra. james Svadooe ae Me. T, Mrs. McCawley Baird directea | Tll., and Miss Lola Marshall of San G. Dyer. the musicale which was a feature asiss _Franciscc, Cal., were guests last - te ¢, Of the meeting of the Excelejor ' pot Aveult, re weck of Miss Helen Shriver of Mr. and Mrs. A. Stearn&® Of} Ginh Tuesday afternoon at the Iitand Mrs. Edward] ~~ . a capone a. ieee, ° yes Rath —" North Forty-seventh street. North Twenty-fifti street enter- 9 yonie of Mrs. John A. Campbell of j ! pelmere. ewe EEE ———aeee | tained as their house guests during j,,.ncvivania avenue. en et our Helen Shriver of North Miss Mildred Nester of North | the last week, their daughter, Mrs. : | e 7 wir { yenth street, was hostess Ninth street was hostess Tuesday | Judson Bishop and her son, Don- | aoe eyening to the members of ; afternoon to the members of her | ald, of Detroit, Mich. ) Following a 1 o'clock eng : arms ar y elub. The honor guest card cub. : A ie Oe The | luncheon bridge was played. Those Mrs. Albert Patterson of North, LOANS een tities Atom iforne present were: Miss Harriet Ann | ‘/hirteenth street entertained | Miss Alma er, ERE are 3600 good reasons for being an “ts were: [= sane i » ; i he honis with a | The new system of borrow! H : Hayes, Miss Cecile| Sullivan, Mrs, Alex Wilson, Mrs.| Wednesday at her | cts SeMleE Geib ave toca ‘ ee — Gertrude Sullivan, | Elmer Bowman, Mrs. William L.] vridge party. The guests enjoyed | M tigation makes $50 to $1000 ence “early bird” Monday. 3600 $50 to $85 So- (ieom be, | . * : “ ’ i > P ° } , m4) ° . . viss Emma Walsh, Mrs. Irvin) Hanson, Mrs. O. E. Schaeffer, Mrs |4 dinner at 5 o'clock. Those pres-| er at” gackeeentate: bres gga lary ciety Brand Suits will be offered at Famous- Wagner, Miss Elmer Bubb, Mrs. | William Nestor, Mrs. Joseph An- } ont were: Mrs. J. KR. Stegman, Mrs. ture, heme, lute or anything of Barr Co., beginning Monday at $33. The Men's rls, Mrs. Rov Stacer, Mrs. drewws, sirs. T. I. MeKnight, Mrs ; .,avid Miller, Mrs. Hiaroid Patter- Arar Kris the money the Kame day Sane rig? ‘e] oaiage tee and Mrs. W. R.| Harold Sullivan, Mrs. Lawrence mm, Mrs. Ezra Hines, Mrs. Kob- ee er a ee, eee € 1s to open at 8 oclock, to accommodate width with fast- | Yard. **e*eeees } Seevers , oe Se each week. Diere- — May and Mrs. David W. Caughlanj| :t Munger, Mrs. N. D, Whipple, ard your money worries today and those who can select on the way to business. See = er en : ‘al Mrs, Jan Marsh, Mra, Carl Helis.) courteous service. Hours ha. in detailed announcement—pages 6 and 7, Part Mr. and Mrs. = Hf. lorman | : 7 Mrs. Charles Patterson, Mrs. L. to oD. YAHLEM FINANCE Three. have rect, Sts a. i ae ae ae ’. Walcott, Mra. 1. L. Foulon and Satie ee LENG. | venty- street. Mrs. For-'! “ . wh. 2 me eine : | Bate mother, Mrs. P. Tuncil of: high school auditorium. S ine Wright and daughter eld, Ill., is their guest. \ a i ¢ Jet: —_—_— ca Mra. Frank I. Woest- A saminda ort Re acne. Miss Desste Stroud, who ts leav- Mr. and a rel |e = | oh . nz goon for Evansville, Ind., to! — fg a : oe - nake her home, was the honor; : . ) ry a im ee iar at 2 ete ee ge wed | A powerful 5-tube guaranteed Set at the lowest price ever Deol ed REDUCTIONS | mci ihe : an ae ek] | offered. The new Wurlitzer Console that ALL S*. Louis is | d on é. oe ee ee, . | talking about. Its marvelous tone puts it in the $1°5 class. \\ Everything complete at only $97.50. No exposed wires —no nui, Miss Marie Wieland, Miss Mil-; : ired Nixon, Miss Thelma Beasley, t 1 exposed batteries—no exposed speaker—Wurlitzer made and a remnant All COA r Ss Miss Mirlam Werre and Mrs. W.. yh and Lx rd SIZeS5 5 ie ices ; | Miss guaranteed. oe FUR co. Metcalf. | eg ar to ° ; Mrs. Servius Sondag Sr. has is- 4 Special January Values ene sued invitations for a bridge S Th ' ° . Ny Comsenste: ' , ‘uncheon to be given Jan, 18 at a — 4 50 ot ing se °o tuy PONY FUR COATS her home on North Fourteenth ee ese. s THESE «2 CESS8ORUS this sale, y 1 WITYOUT CrARGE ton Charmeuse street. There will be 18 guests. $3.95 Crepe de Chine oie ee Mrs. John C. English of Signal ; } ° rn ested Tubes, cotton in li he ting fur trim— $225 $ ‘ | ° ies. Cunairag*am I este ubes x contrasting Hill entertained Monday afternoon | e 1es neat ] d ‘ « i for thi ——— ' B Batteries, nn Papcotornin eo Our allotment for s sale is smali— Nei Ueuk riét—mer- ts of 2 to 8 yards; the smartest and new- Values ‘ at her home. The following guests | rice u Built-in ' : est fashions. ylaved bridge and enjoyed the aft- i | P order now to make sure of delivery. . cele fos ee ls _ ‘rnoon luncheon: Mrs. P. J. Soucy, $ 1 97 : we . "110 will be married Jan.{returned Friday from the Rio! bridge during the afternoon. Those | The members ofr the Coterie Club $6. : zaret Rutledge, Miss Ali- ' Texas, where they were members | pin, Mrs. Frank Verder, Mrs. * noon by Mrs. Lena Perry of Co}. gan, Miss Margaret Kien-| ot a special party on a week's trip | C. Deite, Mrs. Fred Puckett, Mrs.- 3 on avenue. : Open Mary Ryan, Miss Marga-, a ee) E . , n, Miss Mildred Lewis, venings Yilian Edmond, Miss Marga- Until 9 P. M. Ilelen- Corrigan, ap } st Oey See and Hear the New Wurlitzer Console Before Purchas- ing a Radio , SMM PO °9 e@ e¢ a 7 Mrs. George Il). Ormiston of Ar- 6 @ .4 Lime 0440000 4084 gee ; oa . — 2 > - o *s —_ errr y . 00 00 040 B42 620s *8GSGs 4 » | 6 0@+0@20%08044 @42422484428 4442242482224 @ at et eteaeeeas tbe *@etsee68 ROEBRSBABEBARASBRBEMRERBRAEBE BEARER E BSE wwwee AP . @ peling ae aon — Bae i Damask with co)- ches wide. Yard.. ook ird brand soft-fin- nts’ wear. Yard a nN) qo - st MSR RMMRARE ASABE ea SReeea ae Youthful models with © 4 Come in and ask for demonstration. seses 39c Chintz ° ; Mrs. William Hormberg, Mrs. E. bf 2 to 8 yards tn 25% off on all Fur Remodeling and Re- | J. Maher, Mrs. James C. English, Terms Only $ A Week fast-colored Chintz | 2 -L| pair Work—We also repair fur collars ! Mra, John Reynolds, Mra. William nd children’s wear; : and cuffs on cloth coats, and make new |_| | McGinnis, Mrs, N. P. Story, Mrs. cies. at teen clone: fur trimmings of all kinds to order. ) William Cunliff, Mrs. Edmond tailore’ ocr lace trimmed. we oad “dye ad a a a is os ‘ ‘pe RP oe eeracle entiee Siah Seneca. det Fiche tobe ee te unemeaeneaageEn Sizes 36 to 6&6. Gordde, Mrs. James C. Gorman,’ i. 25c Cretonne | a aa Mrs. Dan MeGlynn, Mrs. Frank’ Se: ee ae © remnants of 2 to Nealon, Mra J. H. Schwarz- 8 4 . f / * : autiful color com- ,trauber, Mrs, Clem Chuse, Mrs. Original Prices on Every Ticket? | . eces will match; ¥ i ; - Walter E. English and Mrs. John’ Every Garment Fresh From Stock! : ; he » a eee Priced at Less Than Cost of Material! 3 : - parneonue Cotton Crepe | éconsqemgpaheaeil George Duffet of Bt Louls. | CREPE DE CHINE STEP.INS— $1 97 1006 OLIVE STREET , * RRRRER BARBRA BARRA ee ee ee EAST ST. LOUIS STORE, 309 Collinsville Av. Tae; bright ‘eee } 823 Washington - Second Floor Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hallows of, OFiginally priced at $3.95........ | 5c ' 4 x North Fifty-fourth street have ar-. CREPE DE CHINE COSTUME SLIPS , ! 1y een nnn S SP RR RRR RRR RMBRERARRARSRRSEARRARRERHRAKRAS A. a4eeaena bunds; so inches nounced the birth of a daughter, | Originally priced at $6.95 Jane Lee, on Jan. 8. | The Potnsettia Club met Thurs-- CREPE DE CHINE NIGHTGOWNS— ) | \ a } aa © ‘ty, full (*. Billingsley, Miss Bonnie Wrvrant Miss Cora Raughm, Mrs. J. Leavitt ° . and Mere. Fred Rese of. cae Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis oe At Decided Reductions | -— N | Mrs. John Sullivan, Mrs. Gentry’ = L. boo ou E | Canote, Mrs. Ward Lang, Mrs. | A p ‘ $1 Seamless Sheets JANUARY CLEARANCE SAL WP Tang, Mra, §. Wyant sre, MAIN Ci ant MAIN Magazine in St. Louis 81x90, S ahects Quality white ot Brooklyn Shoes idl na, 3 _ = aug _ en FLOOR TY FLOOR. Quite a number of reservations | ure being made by East St. Louls-: 4 P Remnant Sale 85 Styles for im- . ans for the dinner dance which mediate wear | the St. Louls Junior Chamber of ¢ Needlework 7 for afternoon, | Commerce is giving Jan. 22 at the | » evening and fae Statler in honor of the visiting 30c Linen Tea Towels. $ R85 sce: | pene one aeectens se ae ANOTHER BIG ANOTHER BIG veral neat patterns, stamped i States Junior Chamber of Com. ° pure linen; red and blue Sale Price merce who will meet in St. Louts, | der toweling; each 19c , rFaten t 4, $9.85 ‘at the annnal mid-winter confer- SILK EVENT . SILK. EVENT $1.00 Linen Towels $6= ee eo oe ee | Pure Linen Guest Towels. hand ty leathers 3 Miss Virginia Hart, who has been broidered in attractive colors; — 2 ; i‘ the guest of Mr. and Mra. L. A.) Washington Avenue at Sixth Street h colored borders; | Montague, has returned to her ; ° home { Co!) ibia, Mo. ; 3 Choice of 0 gg a | e In umbla, Mc e 7 65c Stamped Gowns All Wich ‘ch seal . The antral bazaar of S!. Man's ‘ ichert fords and nov- ggiy Re . rge-size muslin Gowns, stamp- seu: eventions f Hospital will be held on Wednes- for embroidery; neat Shoes y : aut day and Thursday, Feb. 16 and 17. igns; each This supper and entertainment. | Complete se- : am > which !s one of the outstandi! * Stamped Creepers d & 85 lection of Sale Price civic affairs of the year will si Sy-to-wark designs stampe <= sizes inalmost $5.85 ‘made unusually attractive this | oy ee it all styles. % year in the a hospital building 7 se to 4 years; gs : : ’ 2 5¢ ! | Egsign Archie Freele, who has 7 been visiting his mother, Mrs. J. agp i ll — has gone to Denver. Colo. | Our Regular $3.50 Quality 7 ; O O O VY A R LD ~ Oo KF 9 ILKS red and blue checked : —— towe'mng: each. -..... 9c oO Victor Sugg of Louisville, Ky.. 40 Inches Wide 50c Tan Scarf , has returned home after a visit p-inch Scarfs, embrosdered in ; gga Mr. and Mra Edward Evans | ore; attractive patterns; PQ || oe | re M ade to Se U p | Miss Jessie Hoover of North . 3 'Thirty-first street is spending sev- egular guest size, embroidered Washington Av. Cor. Sixth St. ion weeks in Terre Haute, Ind. $ 19 to $3.50 da y ard _ | = price. each have been on an extended visit {fn Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Coffey, who (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) Q t ta di Sh EK t the South, are now in Birmingham. 40 INCHES WIDE u S n Ing oe ven _ wen ees vache the pean i“ The quality of this much-favored mr, and Mra. ashington Schiffer. . Mrs. Schiffe as, before her mar- material must be seen to be ap- FI C G t d W h bl A of the Season we bat wlio ine Genweaead preciated. at repe, uaran ee as a e ae ee : Womeet Gebers... . 6 cc cesee- ¥ d 600 pairs new Mrs. H. W. Strothman of Gran- | In Black and All the ar é vue drive was hostess this week to 40-Inch e Shoes — ad vance _the Thursday Literary Club. “‘Mas- Cre e de Chine (Black and colors). ee ee « ~ noc ] 1 ters of French Literature” was the p 5 pring Sty esmade topic for the program, which = !n- Cc rmeuse } oO sel] for mueh clided papers on the works of | | Alexander Dumas and on Victor more — on sale Hugo. $ 63 | Mrs. Marshall Erwin entertained == hite and colors; : 19c Satin Charmeuse (Black and colors)..... Monday at only . . an afternoon club Thursday at an attractive party. Tollow!ng a noon Georgette (Black and colors) Diaa. hae: occu a This is our well-known $2.50 Kenneth MeCurdy, Mrs. John €. quality. A large selection of Flat Crepe (Black and colors)....... Koberts, Mra. David W. Caughlan Jr., Mrs. George Smiith, Mrs. Har- colors. é ° ld Sullivan, Mrs. Stephen D. Sex- e + = Sit e., Bra. A Ww. | Hundreds of Yards 40 Inches Wide Our Regular $4.00 Quality aiues Mrs. Alvin Sach-Rowi!tz, Mrs. Or- e Up to son Peat ag en: Al Weaver, Nites Including Genuine Ravensbourne Crepe ca $6.00 Marian Sikking, Miss. Beatrice and hy atin Miss Harriett Ann Sulilvan SI i KS © , vay avenue will hostess tomeorro : "il 3 3 | he S 1) a rt e S t ctu i. the teltowyiaier ae lit | Up to Our $4.00 Quality ol of this great of ering. » 4 , ce ~ saehiner G. ‘cs vaso — inte W iltlamson, 7 ee otors—-- -trimmed full-lined Coat P| — oe Sener Situs #ities oth sana 40-Inch Satin Crepe wiogess ico Sistine, Rose Beige, Tan, - | vets and kid com- §§ springer, Miss Helen Wee ee Largest Ba im B nt.) * _ : hail Mpeg ete Wl ORB = himati ons; all J catrerine Cooper, ste ctirenee Be AOQ.Inch Heavy Crepe....---- | Blue, Moon Pink, Coral style heels and | Miss Edith Markert entertained 40-Inch Crepe Faille ha a on eo 4 | Pink, White and Others. widths. Tuesday evening at her home on $5 : : ton: Jr., Andrew Kurrus, Slese 7 \ | . | Miss Foxzilla Schanet of Lynch- BLACK : q ’ he I o 40 Inches Wide A stvles you'll see of her bridge chutes Miss Lucilie S 4 < 1) patents vel- Kramer, Miss Elizabeth Small. Mies at worth 2 and 3 times ; ath. Markert, Mig Eee 54 Inch Georgette Cb ila ai gy & SS aie 1The o e@e¢6¢ 8 @ eeee® G M L ll ray, arine, Lucille- Leigh and Mrs. Hamer Evans. North Twelfth strect. Phe felton

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PAGE 14 ____ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH , ea SUNDAY MORNTNG. JANTARY 16, 1927 _—_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ‘ ieee | «(ashington Has evnade reer | Cuticura Comforts Tender € 1 ae THE VOICE oF ORIENT aM USEME! flower following Mrs. Lawrence Mr. and Mrs. Breckinriége Long Busy Week of enews . Yownsend’s musical morning tn- were among the guests of the Min - . kied Eye Lids, Fiab- ° sd Ss. REG Eee cluded Mrs. Dwight F. Davis. Mrs. ister of Greece and Madame Social Affairs oe an Gucvectotente | Aching Irritated Feet PANDIT. JAYAPUTRA H GRAIRO. of Ceylon. David Blair, Mrs. Lee Benois:. Mrs. Simopou'os at dinner on Tuesday. , ) 7 : ‘ | ° Spec's! 10 che Post-Dispatch. er Danger WILL GIVE A sERIES OF FREE LECTURES on # oe | | ' : WASHINGTON, Jan. 16. —: : Bathe the feet for severa! enirrutes with rey or on be : SB: : ws. . President and Mrs. Coolidge gave | | Soap and warm weter then follow wih « lig ] e 7 : ‘he second of a brilliant series of eppheaton of Concura Ointment gently rubbed ~ wanes ue | And Also MIS “4 A i ; ® Hite. | J t- i > . ‘ke . a pes ee + wr : tivery Sunday. Monday, Tuesday and WV ednead,e a In Our New mets Hiouse on Thursday night tn ho-- err" | : y pe et the Chief Saiee 2 eee , Zs : Starting Sunday, Jan. 16, at 3:15 and 8 P . a i \ Lated er ‘ ’ ota Brite % RE Sts Mla ai Si ki ® > : : A 2 8 SS SSS. 8 8 SP SVC BARES OTe OS 8) O..8Le OPeREEEENee e * _ g-r® § . : ‘er ,. pee ’ > ' ~~ - ‘ be f + . : , + -« ' Surgeon , inited States William Howard To” ° . , te 4 , ! and si senile on the Supremes eo. | ace ek EG ld Bids. 4 AN Seats Reserve for ae Protemats and ; 820 §%. Grend@ Bi enre—10 to ; om | EVERYBODLY VRELCOME Tee th — Broadcasting Every Wednesday at 11:15 A. M. Among the gests nwre4d. meet them were members of the om ‘udictal circle from Washington | and many of the etaies Secre- tary of the Navy Wilbur, wre served tn a fudicial capacity itn California before entering the Cab- 3 5 > te yt inet. was especially invited to re- -efve with the Presider: and Mre Coolidge. Another engagement of interest here is that of Miss Mathilda Hioughton iaughter of the Ameri. can Amtbassador to Great Brittain nd Mrs. Aianson B. Houghton t& « “-andler Purseors Anderson Jr me. Of D3 ind. Mrs. Chandler P p knidereron of this eicy Mr ‘ nt So ea ap iow ah iins oe ) ' a ee vay CO AG a Ae ee -- ‘ e os | - ~ j ; o ~ - _ - ‘ = $2 S pA ’ : - 7 * - . LT ee oS : ae H } : =}. ? u in ¢ ° ~ al ; es ; ? - ‘,é T D4 & - > *. } %¢ a * . _ : a cw S. ni > amen eisememeieemnenl Harbor? ; a Wem, # ; . 2 “at a nemo: 1 O cathmeneanall Rise iags ¢ @ - 4 é ‘ P SUPrIAgnNam or g ect te eee a =a | Seaieeane| ih ae Well Spoken, Chief! Fie> ‘Me - : ~ ow When the Police Chief of one of America’s principal : Gi be, aed Pe , on a on inatiy i RO. Slag ep: ee Wldite. | ag Sipseianes dd od pallet Ba2uiaeSsawewengeaasa.e6.8 8 @. 616. 85058070 818 6 18).838; 8.8. BEER | ~* ~~» * ~- ~ i ya a9 Pe ' © 7. PM dished at deaiot Actin se ee fo Poet ee ey SLO x 9) 42Nse yee HAS 22 4 Wa ’ a 4 \/ lw aie ee Cities recently censured parents for their laxity in proper | j — LA = “4 Ss a ro, os HOME training for children he must have had reasons } 4 K Uh j : anil enn | = fen pieces. with serving cabinet not shown. n ; =f. 3 It’s here—j 15.00 : $19.75 Woy § ) a & 4 ; riety of ne | ; / & ah, Long-wez of ° a> | i : Upholstered Furniture [a you haa . ‘ . . 4 { | % iPass Women’s and misses’ C - . ) McNichols S and misses Coats.in sizes 14 to 46 and a few that are as | Sey | } | : larg@es 501%. All of them handsomely fur trimmed. a | , a) che \@. Made to Your Order in the Well tailored of Bolivia, suede cloth and f laids. Silk lined. os 3 ES Ps >: BE \ . pa : ir ee Se Se - = ey } Prufrock-Litton Factory F A very Coat Is an Extraordinary Coat for $10! ||| 4g = at ae CR \ | . | Lewer-Price Ready-to-Wear Store—Basemes’ : ! —— = . = "y Aine Cr) . at An. , : 2 5 ] 2 5 C “RGIS LEK Tea | oe Semi-Annual Sale Prices : ~4 FE Was “a ° ; i y . . . an oats Td Bie" . 2 a = a - Onlv the best of materials are used in | 1] ia NS | a ™ naking our Upholstered Furniture—no ° iat ae ee ae eae — tow or unsanitary stuffing enters into its Sizes 14 $ Only 125 ~ ~ Ws | : construction. .4nd tt 1s this inside construc- a XN : to 48 } | | | tion that makes Prufrock-Litton-made Up- | Vx el R i the Group | holstered Furniture last! | ae ik V vet 4 Sport and dress mode! Coats reduced to offer such worth-while sav- : : Desirable patterns . , vate . int > 7 | ee —— Seviii wis Pitas F a rich color combi ings you cannot afford to miss this sale. This is the first time these Coats | This $247 Free-Prece Inlaid Suite } $29 Stylish Two - Piece Suites, ; AS ree $ have been shown for a price as low as $15. | soiid wainut, covered in gen- Be »$ fringe. Xfonday end Tuesday uine mohair. made in our In plain and plaid materials. beautifully fur trimmed with skunk, fox. | ; factor, $195 wolf, beaverette, mandel and opossum. : i¢ daintv contour and grace of this Cham- Lewer-Price Ready-to-Wear Store— Baseme-* I | t . i . ITE 7e gelight 17> yf uf’ Peiminine } 3 i ; } ~ oP r att oo a XK ta... ° if at eoereel A “EP ak. , ae . at xe an ee e+ ee Rare eas ie ete earn et meth na te aalle. is Spd Ph + r 5 Nhe Ae hicline Im Sop Ria aN mee epi te te te RR a | «Ae le AR RE PM ein ene hrenals 5p AN ey PSE meee oe al IF 8 % TRA, 7% ig. 3 * & _ a | - > ; s 3 * 3 Fj » a: . | « »* “™\ eh) Stpsady eee ¥ Bi Re BE exthery. Fates, : Oe np SOS sale - © tpg als ait ~ ate: Oy Met tae ie > p : te SEY Fi i at 7. “ae egy Bo) a0 ot ie ee Aa fe i ey FS ~~’ & ees ot) Rah get a Carb e D9 RIE Si ¥ “4 s she tak, oe ye vim, a Sy ~ > © rege ne (APE A Rl « nail eT ST = 7 ng A ey Oe " ¥ ® GS SRG ae ey RE PI ES mM ” : weil 2.» porn etd 4, Oe 7 - in zs - , three pieces, attractively cov- 5 ered in set pattern damask, ; 4 ‘ { | OMNstructed OF Aisnis Tigured Wainut Veneers and other selected woods Pe $ anuar earance o ede certs cae | n€ five Pieces as snow active v2 chest ot drawers, full-size bow-erd bed, | ' wey $b mcn ith upHoistered seat in tapestry . | | : : \ Davcensort uiustraied abhoce, in Widths —_ 95 For Separate Pieces Will Be Sold : mohair, ony $95 | oT W A good grade Rug number of new Patterns and colorings. QOZI2 size .. ¢ Pay oes Oe eae. Pra OP eo e ° * aa8,; Nv @ > ee LI Ba LOR EOI OO AAA to * omen , ( Armchair te match : ‘ Several hundred pairs of Pumps and Strap Slippers, many ; Liberal Terms of Payment of which are sample Shoes from high-grade manufacturers. : During our Semi-Annual Sale we will! allow you to pay as little as Every pair of Shoes in the group represents much higher- ONE-FIFTH CASH, BALANCE IN TEN EQUAL MONTHLY a footwear. Not all sizes in all styles, but every -‘ze in : PAYMENTS. Or, two per cent discount for all cash. e group. : — ee o'44™n~ a — 2 . 7. > a st PREP RLL IAL PR PE OE ws > + % ? % my ‘ *. UM geo ge Vanderroort’s Lower-Price Shoes— Basement.

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH siti | SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1997 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Te ee 2 : “| oF ORIENT Peta} of | | Ol WOME. _ Activities of Women’sClubs | EQUEST | te , | ! . GRAIRO, of Ceylon. India The Federation committee of the The club voted into enaantionunty'| OF EREE LECTURES ON THE WHO WEAR SIZES 36 TO 56 Wednesday Club, Mrs. Ida B. Cole,| Mra. T. C. Rafferty. The literary | mnerning at 10:39 o'clock in the; Robinson's “The Mind in the Mak- | | —, MISSES STY E DEP RTMENT committee ga of the club. | Ings,"” by Mrs. T. FE. Ferguson, with | Dp DAILY ur New L A T fistoty and JAteratur - | y, Tuesday and Wednesday In O rhe Histoty c ruture sec a discussion following, und an his- . 16, at 3:15 and 8 P.M, 4 rs | +: c “Ss 1 a}. 18 20 29. U tion, Mrs. Walter M. Bartlett chair-;| torical sketch of “St. Louls Mu : Bizes 16+, +> ts t P man, will continue lis study Wed- clans’ by Mra. A. Lawson. Phe | ters, Professors and Teachers Y WELCOME nesday, at 1:30 p. m., of “The Pio-| next meeting will be Friday, with yat 11:15 A. M. Station KMOxX e" Bi ireernneeecensincnemeesiaie epenasemmemmmmmimamiaatamlllte S: «? : se a ~ neer Movement Through the Middle; Mrs. Victor Kern as hostcss. West and in Old Towns of the Mis- peat ay oe isiasippi and Ohio Valleys.” Misa| The Tuesday Literary Club 0: WHERE OLIVE CROSSE Penelope P. Sturgeon will read a Clayton met Tuesday at the home paper .on “The Settlement and of Mrs. Carl Burris, 226 «6Nertn Batly History of St. Louis ana st.| *etamec street. The following pe. | Louis County,” and will discuss| P€T§ 07 the “Prose of the Nine- iteenth Century” were read: Mrs. | { j r ] r ** some of the striking figures, ear), Hal J. Lynch, “Czech Literature’; | | customs and early publications. In- Ps s gs bd e Tr formal talks will be given by Miss{ “!r8. Carl Burris, “Spanish Litera- € inning omorTrvrvow : ‘Bella L. Taussig and Mrs. Edgar| ‘U'°e : Mrs. m. EB. Norton. “Italian | Literature’; Mrs. R. E. 1... Giers, Rombauer on some phaseg of the! ,,; ve | , American Literature,” and Mrs. 'ploneer movement in Carondelet c gett “mai isbeon. land St. Louls County. Pictures wil! : ame salt ate —— . , ibe shown Illustrative of these top- | sgh sainosadinas ics. | The Kappa Delphian Chapter = Offering From Our Regular Winter | The Wednesday Club will hold; met Tuesday at the home of the , i ; its husiness meeting at 3 p. m.' president, Mrs. Clifford Cornel, | Stock the Greatest Values This Season, BE Goo ciey bs. Jordan,| 7324 Maryland terrace. Topica on | at Exactly Half the Original Price presiding. ace The Early Drama” were given by. . | — . cad, woul) Mra. F. L. Denby, Mrs. J. M. Moore, | 7 1 1 ' | The &t. Louts College Club, under’ Mrs, Grant Wyatt, Mrs. G. W. Zol- Every Coat of Beautiful Fabric, Lavishly Far Trimmed METRE tacaliuts aonseh-\snre tte need en cie ccn | 7 | tee, will hear Dr. Russell Henry Mrs, C. J. Malone as leader. Mrs. | 5 % 50 . 50 | Stafford, of Pilgrim Congregational, g BR, Blair sang. Luncheon con: | 3 ‘Church discuss ‘Book Excursions,"’| cluded the meeting. ithe books of 1926 which he consid- | - - | path. | ‘ers most significant, at a meeting The Alpha Deiphian Chapter met | | Tuesday afternoon. A tea will pre- Continued on Neat Page. Were $79.50 Were $125.00 Were $195.00 |cede the program and the follow- | ‘ing young members wil! act ) , | hostesses: Miss Gladys Morey, ° . k f ALSO Miss Margaret Ewing, Mrs. Chester! 66 Murp hy’s” Our remaining Stock ©0 * rniture [Kotsrean, Mra William | Gentry, Riscens- Annual Gale of DRESSES HALF PRICE ie Gets Towns ont & Wearables has been Dras- ng Monday morning ia aie Sante Conage Clee Cl S | this § is in readiness for this Originally $39.50, Now $19.75 Originally $65, Now. . $32.50 Ted by Miso Virginia. Black, wil earing wale tically Reduced for ery piece of Furniture flass “The Great “Got Brown| Sane 20% to 3314 % Event. Amazing Values ; :““The Fountain,’’ and ‘The Moon . of the Caribbees” at a meeting Fri- na le thed the a om _ SECOND rel ann day afternoon. | T R UNK S are offered in S$easo -- since October last for the 1 -— oseinamnger te ee ram FLOOR TY |, ‘The Partlamentary Lew Club Coats and Dresses for . " " / will meet tomorrow morning at 19 liscounts, which saving we = Sixth and Locust Sts., St. Louis pe otek et Gorwen’s Assombiy Hall. > Women and Misses -a -a *9 i ———— ,«~ e* | The history and literature sec- mn lal , 10% to 40% ‘tion of the — Club of Web- — a NP Sat. SIR SIO TPE, TRS ster Groves, rs. EB. H. Elkhoff, | SEEN Fon? gma hse’. Kh mary PAP A NOAA OLS AT chairman, met Monday. This sec. | SEIS ONES er OP NOT Ly LTUS SY, ‘tion | tinuing its study of the | . 1 nal ttt YS a PE 44°. y AN Gei°: ; 4 y te rd. ‘tion {ts continuln etu ° ~ 6 rial—— I SATIS ISS Le LR LPR TE ek ht, LE OD ERS S > : 4 J . ob be ag ae & |e€horter poems of Browning. The |poem, “‘Prospice,” was read by Mrs. =) iF. F. Cushing. The special topic, ormerly /“Atdtude Toward Approaching |& , ; to $75 Death by Many Poets,” was given ; by Mre. W. W. Keysor, study lead- er, The art section, Mra. William | Dress Trunks, two trays, size 36) Kopfstein, chairman, met under; and 39 inch, $10 00 leadership of Mrs. James McCleave.| a special.......... . a , a > qT s2 - 99 72 o ‘te «a — PASS LA ~~) 4. "2 Kajiwara, the Japanese photogra- os = ier wave @ talk on The Art of Repairing a Specialty ‘Photography.’ The parliamentary danger N Wy . Delgo ueramnee| P.C. Marphy Trank Co. |Q Dresses (031 chairman, met Thursday. Mra N. 707 Washington Ao. as |P. Zimmer was the study leader, Send in Your Mail Orders An open meeting for business will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p. m, All guest privileges are waived for ‘this meeting. —s —————. —————— - , The Musica] Research Club wil! ormerly Now ° 'meet Tuesday at the Baldwin Mu- to $185 \\ \\\ % with all classes of law- 3 an Authority and he is nt which must eventually Fd ~» G*/2 Cie — = ae », Fl 49 _ @. A big assortment at unusual values! It’s here—just the Rug you want! Great va- riety of new patterns and popular colorings. Long-wearing materials, too! And, of course, you have the added advantage of The Only McNichols easily paid terms. = —- 4 mS '¢) / oo , a acl _ =. "« PONCE e Y —f ” aD | * a 1" Ae -_ 6.0 a ‘ ' man: Ni : ' oMrs. Warry . Wagoner was | |ii | yy le | | Formerly ‘hostess and Mrs. Willlam Watt |), Uff } 2 to $225 | re a. ne —_ => m= %¢ 7 att.) 77 4*)3 G44 ~ Spear, the president, presided at ‘the business meeting at the De-| cember luncheon of the St. Louls ‘Dante Club. Plans for a presi- a \F ab »~,.° = at ad eee PLS # : * — ° =. _— + ' 2 i — a- i ~~ wee . x Foal =~ /\*e - 3 - ; : Tf rich color combinations. 1ece Suites, WA Beautiful $ Rug A practical small Rug of ered in gen- 6s, fringe. unusually du- $ 715 tn one * 9x12 sige. rable material. 4: $195 4 s100 $ lice. a> Value d Suite of | actively cov. - ays Brussels Rugs roomaize Wilton may} Linoleum Rugs room-size Wilton may tern) damask, be had in the most de- cis paper, “The Life of Commodore || geeed by our expert cor- Ory. now $299 X A good grade Rug in a sirable colorings and Fine Linoieum Rugs. Stine Meare for |i y number of new $ newest patterns. Lux- Many desirable $ vhich she was awarded the Mrs }; setieres to the vin ave es and uriously soft. Beauti- | Patterns. Bor- SYM! riake 1. Woodeon loving cup, of- fy ments of each individual § eaterings. fully fringed. en ent? size. fered by the Maury charter. Mrs. |" figure. Price, $10. QX12 size .. Many home uses. i Bienes entertained the {|| members and quests by neveral Wo pieces of furniture readings that were written by ber, —_ are listed in the >. : : T. RB. Colea a? Virginia and Mre | — | | a ‘ Shepard Knann of New York, 6is- : | Post Dispatch Market at Eleventh a > a fers of Mrs. Jones, and represen- Quick Reference | | | Classified House- tatives from other 1°. D. ©. chap-. 3 . | | ters ln the city were guests. | Service : hold Goods col- ~ | The Clotho Club held {ts first | ) —— — ern eam meeting of the new year recently Co umns umns. Have you . CASS DONO ASOLZ with Mra. John ff. Lanigan as Post-Dispatch Ware Ads are IN NTS, OIL NIMES INA! hostess. Tha roll call response sfaaale mt teteued tor read these econ- ce we Oe’ a" = — _—— ae “Tour Favorite Cinema: quick reference—to serve both 3 ; Why?" In Iteu of thelr usual, readers end advertisers. Use ; omy offers today? Christinas baaket= to the weedy. | them for results. the club voted this rear to suppy ; ‘a family with coal. Mra A. Law- Call MAin 1111 The SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH prints TWICE as many [aon reperies the meeting of fhe | | ' - 7 naan eh eghsan an acahhenase =: CLASSIFTED AD6 as the only other St. Louig Sunday ocwspaper. a! member af Commerce. ne 744 ~ a *- at pk 74 «! wi . Sale Prices ™ Ip Ad cant =— ; > «a * => heed - > = q ” -_ * 4» erials are used in ed Fkurniture—no ing enters into its Ais inside construc- -Litton-made Up- \ Az. e 6.'2 JN a. == eRe > a ~ 4 —_ > as le —“ Faw ~:. 7X oi 2a I> € 46% at _ -_~ & a. Men ~~» ‘ -> Y are = 4 » »> “ot _ @ te rene of a or were |, smart straight lines. rijaats An expression of appre. , na abel ellie , @ Made of finest brocad- ¥ a NI ‘ Arye . Sal 1. é : o ee — ot i | : aasisaion. tC \. was also a guest , and side, the La Camil vl 7 ! Must Se Mra, 1 Willfata Pav read her Af Guper-All 3s perfectly | ae . | 1 e me TT RR ARARALEL. .. ABER EES EE Xe NC e.. d at _ “4 .— qe~ AS ¢, ao Te SX F hy = ‘a ~ Ladd That explains why so many beautiful ~ —- aif 7 -_ Rted above. in pees 998 | = 967 \ "44 less. — ~ we sures ee Peeve resueew >. a ” _ : — ~~ ; * « ae ‘ wae - eevee , r -_ ~ Yoo

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PAGE 16 ST. LMS PNET: DISPATCH _SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH. nasil aceiilliaaiiaall ) : Dade a neers aia * - ‘ - a 7 P “ : en 67 People Will Die Today | 5 ere | e . p yY =: rad Temperance Union wil! os: ¢ = ~ 7 And Societies | The death tol) of automobile accidents have _. 91 at 2 o'clock with Mra 0.) tinctive es ) Sooeeeee Sete: ar & get Say. | ae jaman, 5639 Bartmer Bi wit ee rounger.”? : | e ' club of the schoo!. Shopping Days xilla : : Making gray or faded hair glossy, eevee ccee e eee eeee eae eee ee * nets y sire, —— Pines: adi , . Seon” Pe eins : aa 3 ee r; Si 1 Spas ak > toh; NY v mae Ma ADS bie ee Sete ea ® oa» ise . wee Sat A ! es he 2 i . fate oa dh : EE DP at me ae Me ee ae et Ma} " t wo ke OR Acme te aa Oe + Oe www oe cee ee es Seeetaeetesease «eee HEHE In Our Great REMOVAL SALE Of Fixtures, Lamps, Appliances and Radio Save 331% to 60% $7 and $9 : $18 to $25 Wrought Iron Base wie * Pee ee ee oS Eager Because perfectly clear and clean, not sticky, and will not rub off nor stain the j {f. E. Ryder: second vice presicent, , | | ires on! few minut in th ° Py nat ocalp; 1 rs C. M. Meyer: eecretarr, Mrs. quires o 7 mate cs = : ie privacy of your room; its use cannot be d _— : ea Rae a | EE : 4, the hair has returned to its original color it is easily kept so, and can be washed, curled a : . E. McClanahan; treasurer, ‘ T. Dollus, and sentinern, X{rs. permanently waved without affecting the color. 3, George Wishmeyer. The Froebel Sckce! Paerect- OSSESSING the genuine |i ms a Teacher Association will meet Fri- | gp ttm : a cokaiaie For Sale at “ —=—= Genuine Toric day afternoon at 2 o'clock tn ths 7 ' | reproduction feature. No ~ P ; reception room of the Pevely Dairy winding—operates from your light socket. Stops autcomati- O 7 son Drug Stores "4 KR OKS | a Co., Grand boulevard and Chou cally—without presetting. And, for a mere $s, we will place | teau avenue. Following a le-ctur this wonder instrument in your home. ’ Geoed Frame ané jf Cabinet of the popular console type; ma'icgany veneered, true We Recommend THE BROOKLINE CHEMICAL CO. } Cie ana o thorough biye-tent toned, blended. Size 36°; inches | ° . - » “e Tyrever | high, 19'4 inches wide, zo * J 3 O : Farr’s Shampoo, 50c Manufacturing Chemists, Boston | 50 The Far and Near vi- | ia i }! i Athalon ape gil seares MEY ow Paton 4 > e ae. ee ee | Ths nd saece (orp.. 1655 N rs tose an « cyan. Wher 2 her Pe - an ees re te Peas aa geese $3338 ~~ : * t « i PARE EIA AR AP De Hy " a ee Bie a, rae TON be 33933523598 e 38 waren. steel tte SRD gta eine cs Bale gist, 0 8 Ce a we af tate sg opm inthe Bathe Se ee a eae e238! . sen 4 ogee athe Complete at $7 95 Fian4-wrougt® ‘-os *+eeee wr > SCC CCE COEMES SEE ceee8 eeee ~¢ and bus!nese meeting plans wil! be ‘made for a children’s masguerace sione are invisibly Fused. “The most aatic- artr. i factors Bifocal made, eeee oO OPO wee eevee The Missouri Chapter of ths In- ernationa!l Federation of Catholic umni willl meet Jan. 19 at 2:39 ak etn. eee ciock at the home of Mra Eu- ; hanw panted €-4385 3 vard. = Mie, - parch@ent: rumer 333 mee” ; & " tc’ . ej e ees . ' — yy os sipiee and co + 2) Missourt Circle No. 8%, Ladies to actect feom Se ‘ 333 ae ~ ss; Of the Grand Army cof the Repub- pridge type, and 2 lights cn the funic er tb ° iia Z ; jiype, Very atiractits and iancone 900 Odd Ceiling Lights 2 tic. wit: toid a card party at the: nee in polychrome . %; Roosevelt Hotel, Delmar anda Eu- 33 orders on this item. send | 333 ‘ extra for packing. | ee iS clid avences, Jan. 78, frem 2 to oe 1p. no ! far himeeif. ; White enarme!, Florentine os8 | _—— da 4 _ gold, and browntone f:n- fe The alumni of the Rubd!fcam a i 4 YL : 4 ‘ —~+ | . 6 | panagen ate paces Seabed a | Business Schoo! wil! give its inid- | i OR TVR ae re 46 OCC ioe 9} tae +t ' age: is the reasor that : 'y Winter dance at the Hotel Statler, ' e e | are being cflered at tre = as Fri even - 9 - above price tx riday € ening, Jan. 21. rro s—— ve sm : The Kryptok we ae inches deep. rice $5 Down—Balance Moztrhly Music Dept. First Fleer «a - ‘ Se Pes she, ae $e RET a8 ~ Sa aad mg eat teatpe ste eat Bh gon ES trestle ; gag ; wre : ih. as ' + oo, 7 2 de mata ee eat se we Line ls wie al sone sre apt oo i CS st oes ye ; us ~sseeiae Pa ot pote tots 9449 90-1-9+- « eeetees cistsebeesacsese SOO 4OR HOH ESOP EE He of a “ } TRY 3time POST- DISPATCH Helirung & Grimm |: WANT AD. Resin clon com | Sth & Washington 16th & Cass || Money refunded on canceled insertions. Pe ee Striristitt, i eersee Srretrhs cir thee Drak: 408 ape? Wee st Pg gher any ale aay “ + a a ae > ©. Sher . i, ee a es Hie many friends q@ill be pleneed te ~ owe Pier learn thet sow he is ia tesiness 3 —_-s bd aps & . Ser ae. : ” ee Raper cee rehire 0 eget « . ~ -& . : > ee 4 ee oe ee a a a Wate 6 aes S2otssctsssssssses ee 3 ; Imported Prism ii The Legtslative Committee and the Educational Committee of the Fixture a Eighth District, M. F. W. C.. held BS oe ARR Qe ot sont Oe Nolen 5: RE: oe 4 = . ¢ _ si Sig sah . e+e De . . a , . 2 ye * s . 2 @ # a joint meeting of thel: represen : oo ae $3, | Davenport ! able Complete. ° % tatives at the Town Club Wednes- aa ea. ae: ; ; een & day. Mrs. W. E. Ebert of the Leg- - snk ie B ff t Mi; i tnehes clameter: 14 ‘nches long: 3: ete “am ttte nad th | ae . > a ecmuppeg with genuine imported vo te e33 | islative Committee and the new urre 1rror prisms; wired c.mplete. reacy io at-i: Chairman of the Educatioral Com- . es ee : ete . ti sialic 3- miittee, Mrs. S. A. Weintraub, pre- a eae gut? wae . sae B d - , aT ey oe ridge Lamp, Co ee sided. Mrs. F. H. Littlefield, pres- 23 2. =? as, , Pi it es : Bi Public Schools of University City. ¢ $15.00 to $18 | fr John UL Bracken, Superintendent Silk Shade | i of Schools of Clayton. and R. G.| ion - : Table Lamp = Russell, Superintendent of Schools . ‘ tt : y t > x ' ” 3 = » : i x Fe 4 - : * 7 h . = % ‘ Le ake a, ’ > 7“ } : , t ‘ ‘ ” > | a Ac ° : oe wr 5 ‘ cg ‘ 4 1 : 4 J ‘4 coves % y re Be. ae. : * . _ >. 22 . co es " SS ‘ . ‘ & ¥ o4 : a - * ’ > oe a? ’ ba f . - , % 2 ; : B , = - P pA Ly ~—— Complete at : 3h of St. Louls Country. —~ e i i 3% i: $7.00 to $10.00 , 33 The Fortnightly Ciub devoted . ° re oe By y . 33 ee Spo Seay § 1, ; 4-Light Hi tts last meeting, Thursday. to the , PLS oy 71 Bases ef various ~lor : Zz 4 ° ’ 33 study of county health conditions. 33 Wrought fron or 6tipp ed hand- } Fixture es: . : nanditions Kirk- % eomely deccrated in polychimeme ahaces ie Camrtete :> Reports on condaiti ‘ iE me get with Georgette shades Diack , & 3 wood were given by members, and , 3} Mned tangerine and 6-inch vanegated | : . : fo fringes to S-rrronize. c 5 $3.95 3 Miss Edna ct. Se ehie? Litt ne. \ 3: as } St. Louis ount $20 and $25 Length 84 tnches, . a «6 tne chee ; ?' Health Department. gave an inter- i spread 5 i Hand-Decorated Shades mauipped th tn: 3 esting account of the work ofthat ennverted “ae :! = organization. Mrs. Herman Faresien Pe eo Schroeder of Geyer road was host- : = eanten Drase fin- 7 = $s @s8. ae a sai Harmony Literary Ciud met! / iF an. 7 atthe home of Mra M. Em- 3) mett. 1363 Granville place. “Wom- 23 en cf the Eng.ish Court” was giv- | in response to roll call. ; Lot A: ~ ree c SK i} paper was read by Mrs. mo te | mes i Oe | Leatoe and a review of one of ale | ’ FL rer } Galsworthy’s books was reviewed Paes COR Ey a ai — had: 4 f 4 : ‘7 he Sire. C.- FF. Sternderg The or i ae off 2 : : SS next meeting will be held Jan. 21 “ ° ' at the home of Mrs. George Spring- merer of 398553 Paim avenue. wi ® i ee ee ee ee oe aire ey tes « + ¢ ne ew Oe 32333 ps NEM ns a - e int ~ eta © oe a) ap a en se Pree. sie, P'S ren wired com- & piece B12 Linch giobes. 33 eee Ry ae sar, “gto ee ee ee The Pioneers met Friday at the ; Temple Israel House Next Door ~ 3, The subject for study was the | mation’ as portrayed in been's $9.50 to $11.50 33 “Brand and Thonias Harér's ‘The 4-Light Drnasty.”° Papers were read br Fi Mrs. Henry Jacebdson anid Mre ixture Fred Herog. Mrs. J. L. Isaacs wag | | le roimap alle © egg ond hostess for the afternoon, : fi A The January meeting of the : y , ee ACCOUNT Webster Groves Peace Counci) wi!’ 1 at be keld at the home of Mrs. E. , | ; HERE Bean, 2:7 Bompart avenue, Jan 19. Mrs. EB. A. Sanguinette and Mrs. J. O. Wilkinson will be as- ‘ ? ur ° sistant hoeteswes. Papers anc dais- y Trade en yo old furniture y fes t : . eusaions on “Compu'sory Military | for , | *SSUits of ’ J fi; queted. Wired complete, ready Taser ai be eteen be Mea ae new at CARROLL S : Sige Of children. Restlessneg® J. Bradiey and Mrs. E. F. Cushing Zz - of normal appetite and fevere ' 680 usually indicate constipae : to use. Unusual baking quality. @ ~ ’ f . 2. a7 > 4 aim ar 4° a. . 6%. e : ¢ ~_ . ¢ cee QUANTITY ONLY. LA ») eee Mf TM? Oe rs “ tee wave wei’ me me HK gues: GAIN ens b! . . ae Give sf # $8.50 value. eS ee oe ie ae. Mi ee imeec's ~~ co Sas LST TESS TT sot ie Be cr enades: ther ‘2 Frenecn eras bre writore fic teh. i Wired reacy to at- + tach BS Somes. * wovne . > 4 The ee ee hee . - oe a6 >*he o« 2. Oe or oe oe tet pet E Ory snere An téeal convenience te the home er ? Pesttively the lowest price ever ih ae S3Tts eevee AX, &£4h ah wi Nor ett eaten 2 4 SSUZ3S3 FTE: : Mre. FL M*Pad4en wi! eel “De. | a tre a © re SET 4118 Olive $2 MATL - 1») ! | cushion seats—the Davenport can be opened in an instant, ° + te’) the stam of “Gir ” rm; ar. Business Hours: 8:00 A. M. M : Tre G . . i, , 7 tl ncaiiteetemeneene P. M. i wis Saute” “2 itvanen aaunle | . : ' and Club Chair, together with a Davenport Table, Buffet, BEDERET Sea Ta and Fer Lack” will ‘be drasations . — j 9 Mirror, Bridge Lamp complete, End Table and a pair of eo) ‘ + league members. The meetine Book Ends—all for only $149. will te {mn charge of Miss toe Goetz. | Terms Only $2 a Week The Mother's Cicb of the Geoa. Shepher4 Convent het4 @ meeting. Continued en Next Pag:

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> 7; \ \ \\ rub off nor stain the scalp: re use cannot be detected. Ones}: , and can be washed, curled o¢ Stores MICAL Co. Price ~ west End Woman's Chris- perance Union will meet ‘gi at g o'clock with Mrs. O. hs 6639 Bartmer avenue. : to be considered will : nization.” A playlet, nape English,” directed by pedman, will be given. ** e — e-ual pewers te cleanse the sseal allay in and establish 4 ain- ace end venttilatica., end. meoeeus dhe 98c .. Quickly Relieves Coughs Reaguln $1.56 'NAPOLIN Made as Geod as Good Candy A crisp, delicious candy confeo- tlon—freshly made in our owa | Price ’ _— \ Can Be Made One of the most popular confections we sell | img antixeptic. Cs0o a. | pose kitchen © from the fimens lao for «cheet colds, bead- i ache, otiff neck, teams. | rc puts ground and mized tiem, lumbage, sere | bed pure sugar. M hada aad joints, any nutritioas. Btn 4c | ” Welcome at Walgreens —— <= eee ~~ Only SSC | } Specially Priced ws a 8 emma © Sek al” airbag ae: mane a 1) RR EEG TE. Rd 5 RP ww * PO RN ie RNS RL AS ee iene

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“ee” CRA. 90 yer Bae + a ‘ : & ink . De eee SO ll POR te me Tt OE OR , aad es 3 ts 4 > tn, Wh : I ale aie are ehh 3 A A Ree a ee Cee ee ee i Deere ie ST rte * a, ms me eee —— ME ton gen « Saat » * eae) Pew Ps ” oS hg SAGE ely aliens Ri sok agile arin i op AGRE ag « the Seat 4a ep Net yee Pedtett Peer 10 ¢ 2 Wer Ps ey i oe We ok ee . Pie pet te F v ae “s f 5. de RASS deme ged * +9 te er Me RE tenes he stirs rik Y re Pw in ” Poe ' eee wie Aap CSF fie! a ing @ y NF AOS Sy A biginn are deer 24 yr ome nntaaretn ie wes al 7 « ° ” ci “ta ‘ AKISTOS OR Rear ai ras “v4 r FLoc R— T4-th. sack $1.23 4%'b sark . ee |) as-'h. $4 35 FANCY COLDEN Rit COrFEER—Per !b. WHITE CORN MEA L— FLARE BOWINY—@ Loe fur OLD-FASHIONED BULK WHEAT FLOUR—to». 8c PUMPERNICREL FLOCR— Peend Sc WaAtl rar. so aP— Ratrs iv) «@ Ibe. te bex. any aiar bar Per box AIDSTY BF ANS—Nao. sige can. Per can «iMParitr™ TUMATO SOUP 3 nm fans REN FEERIM—So grit. LAUNDRY 3“; 10¢ WATL O8DFERS CITY VELIVERIFT odie A as 4 no; 4 ~* mn. preseiden Lmern, S6&(Tetary, , Acuhne, 11.0r€éer of home Shakspeare™ a lecture br regular Program or | eRe at che ‘*nary Shakspeare Sn- Vandervoort mu- a. Mr. Chubb ts a member rd Table. ,oca! solotst, ursday ir ‘errentenary Rou and gare man. class ber introduc- pseu ais sia cae 424 les es. uD Mrs Charies Ff. Tercentenarr ha VWoyle. a mem- epoke recen’- : imteroet of she Womar 's cnal Exp . Auis at the Coliseum a Tereenterary oeff{jon to re *isied of two groups of nies br »Irs. George §S. Sackwen of Hirk- woed, accompanied br Mrs. E. W. lHioffster at the piano, severa! piano solos br Mrs. Hoffsten. and a book review by Mrs. aA. B. Borer The next meeting of the club wi: be held at the a of Mrs A. W. Sanders, 115 FE. a avenue, blige Jan. 25 The Women's J Riding: 20 ASSOciation net tyes nce of Mrs. A. Kra?. : ith Mre B. Gor.- After tang and Was held hy the hostesses. VUSILESS mee OCK °ria} Ro?] “al] was an- "Fore: sis oa es em : .€: AT >assa- AUum.ary Nill give sr Supper and entertain Aingshig! SR at amd { es be .* Y imbadse Thur (War me? = © Mes. W Washington ave. ehdig EF. on “Imm a riaabd .Chapter CK of PF . °e DPreside--¢ 445 r snes .£Tation meeting wil! he 5 7s. at e of Mrs. Fiad avenue members abd Sarnetty os ~~ “sis Tse Towertiarh .¢ * Se. a 1 > i (‘entume Are (uh bd Washice Mon tay 2 ture the e': After 7 Fy « te . Ar? ss OG oo” rn + = m.ornirg Alder? Kae word of Heinz +) ..8 art.st s Tea “was with Mrs dirs = we rary Neaton rs \y in ° CRapter ""erta sed: a? Tie ® Mrs Mer-t tt Marshal Jr. at her heme 3°37 Washington ; boulevard. 5 imebke my STNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 FORTY-TWO YEARS OF LEADERSHIP IN HOME FURNISHINGS After-Inveatory DisposaM iyi f LIVING-ROOM SUIT EG: ., puis jibe Gabe cis . Positively Balance Easy Monthly Payments a sensation. Suite consisung of d are covered with a verv moss. The seat cushions are spring filled and res ersible The spring construction ts superior to that in many higher- priced Suites, springs being well tied "The pieces are extremely beautiful, as to design. vou will note tn the illustration: as to finish, vou will note when vou see this re- And as for durability. this Sutte was ™ ade to cu tr order and under our super- markable Scrut ' maintained by Mav-Stern and Co. ison and ty consistent with the standard of high qualits MAY-STERN & CO. S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STREETS ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH "emus ow Ss awe eS Ce oe ae ' LO LO LL LL RL TCO SPECIAL! and anchored so as to permanently dav —_— wing chair and ar mchair. fasten them in place. —" se Mee enisie conse g-m woud. Fre- 5 wa Pav Only S72 Masterola Console Phonograph With Pasr of Candlesticks and 12 Selections PawOnly $1.50 Weeki. we, it } ee ~* ’ mom | te ’ , ‘ SUR eR ee Lee Not just ordinarv living-room furniture but a massive three- “piece Fronts, backs and sides of each piece gh- grade figured velour, over Nachman spring units and high-grade . well padded to give real comfort. _-& Piece see ‘Room Suite Pay Only $8 Monthly = 4129 name Table “$TOS | | en ens Jt. : Fe . Decorated End Table aa -s @ “TT ie ~®. WE ~weiutru + =" $4.95 FORTY-TWO ‘cle T WIDENING ih . “ . eet : : . - « 4. ; Pa ON NB re ll ey a ee es ad . ss “ Houses and Fiats part EIGHT. OF LEADERSHIP me | By Berry Moore. on effects of the program are al- on Olive, streets in the ait. : > manifest “iarket ationg on these thor- as well as - investment pur aus cr whe + Sa \ me +t weex Was & -oujreg? by Browmn- ren s clothing ore mises at $16 WW. Thoekip- ; ne jer the | ravi>ens #7 , » wase, (he iessees OF ase i gts | ss Pahl pe obteated.\? ia in a Kiyen_ wee Breitt. real rs ‘or ° er 2a the tee alesaitute ae iriproved With @ vecupied by Apparel Coe.) se, subsec to : 3927. Them =m ren in retail circless frowning King & Weil concern an -ase,,or take pose! at its en pira: jon. New —— fAkely. PAS ATIY imriediate r not. Browning rresunmiably has a= af 109 or posite Rarney ng the thor- ecw? «~ a. Ampetne on Olive Street. ' F um 0a . ; t- - A ~ * * ime reat of Ture. ft ‘oPpializg tion : iS »f the at Thires Primarily} 3-Piece Gray Oak Breakfast Set * "ou cSace ens erengor ‘adie The ac °Se ‘.%.0B 2 ‘te ™ 2 ~.0f iuetresed, te epecia..y priad at §'< Pay Only $3.50 Monthly C'S. act om Fren-s gray R —_ -— a » ] ese ig - Baca. *hl Beckman Player-Piano Reconditioned, Guaranteed Mechanically Perject °129 Peer -« ? “ - - ue ot € +. 4 - a “2tes Sc Uwe = i; S et Reh; & ; : ~erTié t ’ - Pe Only $7 Monthly 2 seedy the * he Te? 4 ave “Bas at Tis boulevaré wevard ang trier TRSMIn® aventwe / Fane Dailavelie yeulerday = od “*SuUlations through PP: Valley Trust <o 4 four-story warehouse’ «true- “ith jot 626105 feet. at SE “reet. The butiding ‘“y Hellryng 4&4 G Furnishing Ce... hich ‘2 as a wareboune, ~@: ‘ *

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' Ms * ; . tt i" om Houses and Fiats a Be 7 > ; ‘ ** eee " . ss - e: . ; Scstossssheas's.- 2 sesesscesess Seo bee, ne ret bee) one om ome Hg MHh Sie cesettohestee ort -- itch. pazz ice a a ts T5554 pe perenssae shes siiemeeeenaatnstiiniabiehecasi SEER SSSR TSR SERRE gS SE SR aa a perp Bor Fs tits ain is a Sm oP o ? see re +s PPrrti29 tee ~ FORTY-TWO YEARS — TANT: og ' ES ‘ » J AN d 4 ) GY) » 4B. OF LEADERSHIP IN alt — CARY 1b, 1927. PAGES i—1 vou mos il SURES | New Homes ond East St. Los Hoi Ni VOLUME OF CONSTRUCTION otel Nearing Completion | ee aaeabt I NERS THROUGHOUT COUNTRY IN Soerctnenrmatheseadtadlel Ry: ce ‘kee pr OY 1926 SETS RECORD PEAK yesterday by Carroll Berkley to a o “weve a, to $6,800,000,000 Estimate of Building and Engi- client of J. H. Farish & Co. Berk- | ley, who is a real estate operator, neering Contracts — Building Permits In 50 Cities Total $3,096,908,818. aYzy, WIDMIIIL LLU LICULSUNAUSMUT UM Ne purchased the property § several! months ago from Thomas G. Watts. The site has a frontage on Olive a ‘street of 100 feet and depth of 69 Manifest OM; feet, 49 feet. having been taken for | | the widen'ng of the thoroughfare. A four-story hotel building, oc- cupies the corner 50 feet. The in- Stree side 59 feet is vacant. The price} aaann FOR STORES FUR COMPANY TAKES LEASE ‘ann BUILDING wen ON 15,000 ADDITIONAL FEET | ' The Leppert Roos Fur Co. has — negotiated a lease on 15.090 equare : . i P a 916 Olive for 99 | feet of additional] apace for factory tke . ° ‘purposes on the fifth floor of the | » Tears by Browning King building at 801-807 Washington ave. | (nue. 7 ? PP Week’s'”",. ) | ; ; | = Co. Feature of | The lease is for a term of nin Residence of early American design to be erected pe . Morgan and Mar- e926 construction volume, ston. Central section cities plac- he highest on record for any ing in the 50-city lst but showing in the history of the country, «a lores in the annual compertson aecording to F. W. Dodge Corpora- were Cleveland, St. Louis, Colutii- tion. Leuilding and engineering bus, Kansas City «Mo.), Louleville. contracts were Jet during the year Minneapolis, Indlanapolls, 8t. Pav! nmmount of $6,349.914.7090 itn’ and Denver. the stutes east of the Rocky! Significant conclusions may be Mountains which was an increase reached from an interpretation of 6 per cent over the record for’ these compilations. Good roads, lyvh. For the entire eoun- the automobile and excellent sui- 1926 construc‘ion VOl- urban rail transportation are .1¢ | gin! ne tnust have been well over $6.- countable for the large volume of - ae Rie > 7 oe 66,000,000, with a probable in- | suburban building construction, es ST crease of 4 per cent over 192s pecially near the largest citles. ° : ‘ j si, ° ae . ‘ *h, ess Residence recently completed in the St. Louis Country ee a ty notably manifest on Olive. vacated additional storage room to , (principal cities by S. W. Straus & | ing reflected for the same caus take care of the storage of $1,9009,- { 7 -at streets in the - 7) and Mark é re loots o> ory % | a ieee g. —_ obligated to erect Ga Tie ee build ; f Dee u t fir: 4 fi r storercom, _ j b a ae ievelo ment: of the | pis ity —— ‘ ae * on the site within a given peCe- Washington avenue, from the ;, suvdgdivis:ion «+ priest: 9" : : . Martin & Breitt, realtors, | rowsht ron Range Co.: for the | early months of 1927? -wiil be Truiik Realty Co., the four-story } nducted negotiations for the ' and bss ccaterieieyt building at 609-71 /Greulich tract in North St. Louis on oenen enol ute control | (-houteau avenue to the Athletl- of the John C. Greulich Reaity & the property. am Co: the Manner Reser Co. the ' “The site is now Improved With @ two-story building at 1207 Rutges | ee ory structure. vccupied by | street, from Morris A. Heiman: F ; Grand boulevard and Sullivan ayve- Henry A. Weil Apparel Co.., W. Markham & Co., the first floo. a-ye lease, subjecf to | Stereroom = at 17-19 South Nintin Sato 9° , og vt atreet, from the Downtown Garage It a so -*: re loo: the Brown & Hall supply ©. (+... maior boulevards of the ciry’s Beh specuiation in retail err 1h Dasiitne ae 1606017 ine strecs.| "°° ’ to whether Browning King & from J. 8. Swift Real Estate ane | wil] grant the Weil concern Nn! 'nvestment Co. highway and Goodfellow avenue, 7 nsion of the lease, or tuke [POs- | MISS GENEVIEVE BARNICKEL both to be made 10 0-foot boule. ion at its expiration. | vards. The other boundaries ure © New Building Likely. | BUYS ARUNDEL PLACE HOME McLaran and Melrose avenues. | ae Shether ‘¢ bas any immediate | Goodfellow and Kingshighway, le Spall Oe ee _ "et i, A oO 3 Chicago, with a 1926 volume of Los Angeles 19, Washington 1, | beyond this tract, become one ital tian re cate aap a $066.586,400, was 1 per cent ahead! (leveland 10, Boston 27, Balt!- ™ ’ tne? s WEE WN OEE ie ne ie Bi ae a si ae ae Sie a gh? re Ca . ped ng a thas Pe a itbaonee ot boulevard, extending to Chain of) ys PAS PE ORG ERIE OO eee ess: ef 19°95. Detroit's volume of con-| more 6, St. Louis 27, Miami 432, ‘ ) | ~ai e ~ i -- ' . oak ESOS PSS “y aves. AE PTO sw A RE tae mn ES Sa outa - - i ~ SOR ae (Oo. shows. The volume of permits in Trmiany other population centers. issued jin these £90 cities was $3,- | Suuthern cities that indicate 1 996,908 S18, compared with $3,- | large gains were as follows: Ama- 215.985.2709 In 1925, or a 3.7 per|rilio, Tex., 879 per cent; For? cent loss, ‘ | Worth, 76 per cent; Atlanta, 71 per Building permit reports are the cent; Jacksonville, 44 per cen:; most accurate barometer of the |New Orleans, 15 per cent, and Bir- urrent trend in construction the) mingham, 3 per cent. Industry possesses, according to the | San Francisco made a substa survey. While these josses are not tial gain, as did Portland, while laree they indicate unimistakably Los Angeles sustained a losa 1: that the nation’s bullding machine spite of a large volurme of construc is beginning to run at a_ dlittle ; ¢jon. slower rate of epeed. Although | Percentage Classifications. the losses cover the entire 12- The 50 principal cities and thair month period, it is noted that the percentages of loss or gain are a% declines did not actually begin un- follows: til midvear, and the downward | Showing gainsa—New York 2 per curve is, therefore, more Ppro- | ecent, Chicago 1, Detroit 2, San nounced than {s indicated on the! rrancisco 15, Newark 9, Pittsburg face of the vearly figures. About|) 5, Milwaukee 4, Seattle 11; Cin- one-half of the nation’s total bulld- | c«innati 6, Buffalo 2, Albany 7°, ing is now confined to the 50 lead- | Yonkers 25, Mount Vernon 23, ing cities. | Providence 4, Birmingham 8, Jack- New York City, with a 1926 vol-! gonville 44. Gary £8, San Diego 11. ume Of $1.52. 599,786, did approxi- |New Orleans 15, Memphis (even), mately one-third of the total vol-l Atlanta 71, Fort Worth 76, Ama- me in these 60 cities, and rated | rillo 379, Akron, O., 10, Evanston per cent ahead of the year be- | 13, San Antonio 63. ‘na Ms " eT x se =¥ So ee ee eee ee i Af, CLL 175, Oy . oa es Ch Sah wipe aw f oe ws x AP 4 ff ~ + SSN Seow See ee: Sa ELE, nee % Ry Wy id WL Le ddeddcdddddddsées W119 Investment Co., Speedwa Bullding, | Cad _ " 92 GP RIES RL” (NOM oy aim pee I dg bh Se ee - — ae Mi imue. SAL LALLA LALLA LAN LL LL 6 ALAS JS FPF IFIFE SE FPEMEPEMFPPPREE LEE FEL AGF ‘s on an elevation between | Witt th street development program, Kings- Es, Yedda P) pare fore. Showing loss—Philadelphia 17, Wilding pluns or not. Browning ming & Co. presumiably has ac-} gowired the lease, which “virtually | ro and Mrs. Sherman G. Puffil at | Rocks. | se Y ‘ MMW W_NVNNiNWW’Ww9wy NOMNAMRWNW struction was about 2 per cent: Portland 15, Houston 18, Oakland arries permanent tenure of the!70 Arundel place to Miss Genevieve Streets within the tract Aare 60) SIMVY ahead of the volume of 1923. 30, Columbus, O., 13, Kansas City, emises, with the intention of! Barnickel, who was represented ty | feet wide, and lots are of 4 to : Losses and Gatns. Mo. 3%, Rochester 23, Loutsville Miually erecting «8 nodern;the Francis-Perry-Ruth healty Co 5) feet front, with depth of 1635! a | ers vi aa : Phe eae Middle Western cities that {ndf-' 30, Minneapolis 30, Indianapolis | se . scaie.| “It is a two-story red brick reel-|:5 190 fect. sa ™ . ‘ - — ; sly ' 7" ‘a 2 * € : CP. 8 | 162 Lo + tr j ” and St. Charies streets. It The Mercantile Trust Co. has ne-|!ast 14 months, the types includei’ New Vice | resident to Manage, ed the following: spite Ol , : | , The Mercantil : ; : gee eR : ; es: ia | een . ” losed a long-term lease on a por- > @ \ die sf » t oo } ~* * +) ge the tte >| 2 ’ » ao : “Ac 217%) [ A K£ories, with ©£&)xX I = =~4 - a - J rol ve nae ( ; f F Supe ‘ (? rv Wus loca a ne south g tiated the lease of the northeast! being oO Clayton Branch—Expan- Fnge! Paper Box o, from ; j ; ‘ ° . + ‘ ; = , rormer oo? Broadw: YY ari Fine corner of Tenth sfreet and Lucius and bat: Cero story, with ‘ i Opening of Six-Story Fireproof Hostelry irior Hiat © _ £$ec ond and third floor: tion uf the building at 1427-29 Olive et where 't crus estabiished in avenue to John -J. Marty, who wil six rooms and baih. and some wit, sion Planned. v} three-story buiiding . > ‘ ' 7s 7" ‘ 4 . " 7 2 ee ~ rc *o e* i it 4 1 - ‘ s = © . - ry? | | eet age espectally wel! lo- eee : , : : ocerupled after Few. 1 Pwo stores at 2314-16 Locust acquired inad hanan- 7.2, ita Broximity tc. (C0. Other city facilities and con- Joseph YP. O'Conne am DCm ie ' Sr. Louts Desk and Fixture Co, street were rented for the Burdeau t f yD Piterard : » se diy ei . ; ih co 2 ty bart bs re] 7s on 23 1" Ve oF bi > icly i} } o : 9 > } aoe ct or art } 8) a ‘ lic 5 . ee . ‘ rr}. ; : " = ies . ¥ “if oat | 2 ° ‘ ~ ‘ en? plocations on Quive street, fol- re (Crer¢ris fon eno seelen Street car, Steam ra i ni rust oO. St. Louis, exterior construction of Broadway. Thy. basement and mez-) at 106-S North Se eta Ine., for a used car salesroom he the widenirg o thor "BRrien Collins transportation, a Wabash suburban ) . we rs *} - ‘ } e709 eijes and sample rooms; eee ft ; ‘ ideming ' thor- ,;(' Brien Collin a “ mer e anch | which is nearly complete, Is ex-. canine fioor will also be equipped pe - The Boston Machine Works and ¢. ~s . ‘* ‘ } oe in a . weer, Pane 2 mys mee «4 mr; ser} > FF, 2 Y = b¢ ) 7) 7 = > ead x i ‘ allig ™ i yr -fe :. . rT! Cite 4 ~ 1? ‘ o ee CH ISTIAN BRINKOP SALES | station, Ingleside, peing at Aleirose id pected to be ready for occupancy for business places of appropriate a } the William M. Taggart Co. have 2m Gal, } : , he e : : ea sik aul Din » e e Pete ane Bs lo has een Stile | ‘ . - S ; ’ ; yeas AVeNnUe, or “ } coe : | 3 as. ie es pers is under. | a avenue and } ark lan : i ial ts dated M has be } Roger, president. kind. The lobby will be finished tr ur: | closed leasen for space tn the % 4 al ee Apt. 1; Charles mle and store rooms; Harry m, Nave miso aequired an Op- he Christian Brinkop Real Es- tified as an officer of the company f the Broadway Central Hotel Cor-) wainut woodwork. Dress (oc, space in building at 701-, leather Trades Building, 1600 Lo- , > } - ‘ - : 7. f erie - a a ee > + ga } . és i mn ss ' lias ae vt On 4 Ohiive etreet corner tn . of 3621 South Grand howuies | SEVERAL APARTMENTS SOLD OY nan vears ard is throughiy! poratian, announces. The preferred stock of the cor-|63 Lucas avenue, for factory, office ust e#treet. it'} ' ; ¢ "« . +3 g Tee ne fieli “tr alee f 3 ¢ : os ? "¢ ee | P 7 ° o ane j lig 4 Vicinity, us ‘ ; x j vard rep rts tne { J I Pas: hek Wi iiar”N K rel] has leased the store structure on Site has wa frontage on (olive ! 50 feet by = depth of 199 fence, containing eight rooma, fun iynarlor and two bathe, on : it be by 157 feet, with side drive and two rsgySize j caf Rarage. } Re Scruges-Vandervoort-Barney - atiss Barnickel will tek poeeer- i297}. oi . oF . : : ‘ : LO aiid i ‘i Rial a. qo)? of her new home about. sian ire Slock from Olive to Locust ”™ TIA BNinth to Tenth streets SITE LEASED THROUGH ¢ Browning King store is now F Sr ee Eceet corner of MERCANTILE TRUST CO. marim bullidinge All the fore cong were represen? f * or 7 isch >. eer contracted for ut $1 »ROAG, hotel, Sex on} enid, ae aa >» on ane Olive etre t adearess withheld ed by lseaac Cook & Co., Inc. i > Streets, which has ween leased Ww ‘ool . . hs tpt $506.000: . , Woolworth & ("o fis {, - 1c aw . - st fy lec : ‘ ‘ ‘ : oe + , . gi: $ - avenue eae . we : = iii m rét+heast COoOrneFP ‘ . ff ~ = . resignation {> ’ rd , ‘ey ; + 4 . &.- Bes ™ - Ad . ees . ia ’ ; ‘ ‘ P ° r) ° ° } -* . a oe | +} ‘ ‘ . . | e — .or ¢ eee wep ey Fe : ‘ : Fourth and Fifth streets. passenger depot wiil ! >? - . . . . * 4 ‘ ‘ aa ct Impetus on Olive Street, ‘Sus martmen and fireproof, bullt Mian street and Broadway, « block the $s mel equipped rast 1ts ye Sire ie? percetyed ., ° i Ora! ci t ; i ed y Priya ads cy? , ‘ ‘as steel frame ue is casily accessible, Steere Purpos i ites!) Tij - TEE ot im? . Tn ‘ tT? ) tans (5 ‘ a Ce sat, sabia oe . ; : , | and west of ’ we ift! hich wil eta ee Ger ose AN ed ei | sce B , o \ Pris brick finish and eis’ otta.” by tra ae ro Sg ridge A DOCTORS LEASE FIVE OFFICES I n d e x 2 Oo the toutertalizg tion | D eoemon, plaune, cowtiseration wax aout #55. SC BUM BING AND LOAN LEAGUE © Virins, nase ess outecanatna trutd- present to widen Fih tect anh oj Pgs i ne rik a a aS, 5 sO age rhetes of the singer ‘hia Sa oa nee ‘a es yng sowie is wt qaowntown thorougl- assil 1¢ (ES ene erat SOR YEAR| Me Pretet of Har at tame ine it a isocel*sy IN NEW SOUTH SIDE BUILDING , eis co |. NAMES OFFICERS Pee tebund floor Will have stores fare is now te fore the Boar! 9 UTH Advertisements Primarily Interest in Morgan Street. Te & : 4° a ia mVILLEVGI 7 aug thie : facing three streeu Beem EAN. Sete Ss ga CP a lace ; The le: , five offices itn the ae There is a significant interest I) eae wea 1c si Magee ia serene | ; 7 | ding oat Gras Apartments for Rent “s Brown ial os ea mide, cee oe aol. - a a as | ia sc aii he a aa Ae ; ne oe + eet ¥ new Diekmann U a : Heck ate exiendine trom 1%,.MOTEAM sires! DTV, oe tec une sera SeaschhE'™ lee ag dre Armonetions, wercinte” THREE SALES REPORTED BY FW. BRAY REALTY CO, wisesard anc arsenal street De. | ASSamemte’ (ies gamers | . e part of speeusalot » wfrag¢. Pir ay ly oon th ; ii pemt > ne osie oni Ertage, — oe : ; sari Py } P sisrer, Genetnt id sprecinge a bi as . , dj investors, who foreses Co tp bi : 1 “es HM: ene {ins gs 2 “3 tig . ‘ 7 be THE MERCANTILE TRUST C0. REPORTS RECENT SALES er 4, é isis : Apartmeats, oe wnt . mad Live Stree? ¢ 7 Ey NN + a ie AGO NEN, A eR Ne ee > ‘ . ik) id . | : a he : ae } t tf j r Woets % i : =; ; ’ ; , > , oe } 7 | | 7 : “ | | | es | efatl purposes, as Wwe ll a J i : ; ar we MERE on ae 1. , ‘ ail ‘‘ahann ' . a Business Opportaniities ae i7 j . ; h} rie 4 Bet y De! o> Lal af 4 5 . .% 4 « ** o &. "oO. .°? — J ‘ . ® ,mt4 ‘ ‘ oy : j . 1TTi gg ‘ oe : 4i Mie it Whus ; ais . } ite Shops, ‘ aa ~os,° ¢ ° eo wn 4 Pe ae 1, ge . , . 4 ° . fa) | ‘ an ® °° ee 4 e% ¢@ , } : . , ? ? : Business Property Vanted i casted eae s! sé ‘ UNSj]ts] ‘ . : ‘ . - e*3, 9 ‘ ix Oe em S. « ‘ : 7 s3 4 i ' : . | e, ; ; : : a | | | , : Plan of th. whfare widened, as provi niet t ie er Ce: Oe eateyeaeia yan? é-olected secretary a Powe re bursa lav for RS io oi me butte Business Property for Male ..., 4 ’ pent-Of-way ; na under the bond issue halon BPurpeos.s , ’ — ._« . 4&4 NOte worth: a eee > , : ‘ . - : . ‘ law .aT 4 F : : 5 seh 4 » . Li : ree ; a), i é. ret I i! , s ' j ° af brigat oO és a : “ ae * » ¢ o ? a? oe ' ae | . 3 ‘ A t ‘i é 4 - es wey. Builc: to match, as rand bouleys; a eee ae lieventh and Morgan = stree Was , ; : ; — OF FLATS AND BUNGALOWS J | EPSTEIN & SON CLOSE avi an frontage fos , a leah ; a yank Fiats, Pie. —fer Colered (Rest). a ; ai , . Lal :. sik Ee i i ; & ’ +) ¢ 1 @*, rs (ilen?® ryy , ; : ns a = ¥ biate for Rent (Furnished). .... eeuncSevevacevcaaces link in the 100-¢....9 purchased by this Hadiey-Dean he tet . ; > "a9 boanu-evard . : F ~ > org j ilet 3 , j y ¥ Y « - eo #. ¢ . — pee P ta . ‘ ' - ' § ’ s? y fen Twelts), : (,/ass (‘a for r, | modern Ties W bul.id- : . . . - \f the T | 124 WASHINGTON , ! 4 ‘ fa VA a Bh ti “ve- Plats for Kent . cascdenetdeceal ' — ad . ‘ vard und ; : - : ‘ . e ies aj iat i . ; ‘ ‘ . Hv-wees for P . Pus . = i a ‘ v, , tre or a] P ) . . é “ , " " ‘ @eug-? ty] av) ‘ ’ f sat , ie Ad, (“6 % ing. C ortie “A tieds uaSsciInwvole ; ea y _* : , —— ry} f ae : : : Mhpmussioners for | -o : a ee c Rea state Gi osephine Goldechmidt for a client JOHN § BLAKE AND BROTHER ae , . : , E me - ‘ ¢ ‘ i ee e : i aes or Rent . Wider i:. tie Bile. As soot: «as the proposed fiats tO 2 (1 @nN f ; rik os a } & So! reper Ce 4 6 e. Bey : Bae 1397) .; . aclllgr “er, » , 4 b Wel oppointed Thy % a ; “ & Houses Wanted ‘ e “fb 1}. \ ‘a ; 7 ay , . e . ‘ ,.@ ‘ %*, . 4 ’ , ‘ > t . ee | € Sy ey sae i . : . eos © HON op } structure is compieted, the present. Real ' ,Or & 4 ‘ ; ' an PESe | i med , . On ' »~l and the ihlty : : " ’ . 4 MENTS ~a, Bite. o Ring, whi, it at Eleventh! sheefe stat + ens 08h on avenue » th 4 Junior Chamber BKBangoect. | SOLD SEVERAL TE F Heuous~« ¢. (Colered) : : | ; eeven-storyv burding vale sofongate ot ‘ ' : m sed Pregert oe ita Was 200U. ; feur-farmilis artim ~~ baum Manufacturin Robert Bb. Condon, preside: impr - perty ff , Pia Ge: {sans kee Se gee tee - ee oe ‘ > > = : fonthl, at Ohce, stree- and Lucas avenue of ne ‘ 7 treet f- ~~ P c i> , we : 3 t = ne & . BPr ‘ft ‘ . s } .y *go7,')¢ "ge vai ‘ a ‘ ' . 6? , 2%, se ‘it r> 71 ' : ¢ : . , . 3 Ps : e 4 , 5: ; " a vf ‘ ‘ ° Larta fer male ih Cis tay. % Mones Wanted wer menced it Hiealizing that property east. of : Jt ah ate sf tye aca amet , . oe 3 ‘otk Mat.uf if ee et i nce, sie rg ic Bene aad =e \ Versenal Freperty Leanne. oq Beton was amended ‘Twelfth boulevard would be at BEAT ESTATE EXCHANGE NAMES 2 Henrietta. H. Doughty. 0) ny, artis | wnquet ut Hotel : HC Rate pevy, 1606 Carr street, sever -fattl Kewl! Estate Wanted to Buy “lly tha , os conform a premium, especially corners, | : tee a chen mt tae oes. ist ee: or ea::- a tere thee Ms ae ae Kral betaie Colored) . A Joner Co. Snries, J UTR) shake nehcacsing =o ver pla , Meanl Pelate Loans mt brn 2} . ' é PTLe]S: 24 j ny bed Linde!) brcvig tery ; rest oof available for modern tew bulld- FOUR AFFILIATED MEMBERS ve ; fe ‘ Feinberg ; : nes | es ag ba ’ . ‘ ¢* . & Bs ? t Bite 4 si ij i , ii . ‘ A = 4 4 aa ‘ : . ‘ oa : ‘ : ews! PF etale 4 euntr> , * boulevard dad ive street Inge, with the campletion of the SARE RSE es ce Lee ‘ ki ek ~ Ue: The ff etre A ; “5 ae , oN vec , : " i pipes ; ne ries Casi! ee aies fdanein ie ia +s ‘ ‘ é | Betate (49ther @ihies) Tank =e 2 agi Metmoriat Piaza, as was announced 4: a reguiar meeting vf the pl ayer Plarr} dni : Sora | oa ' i pens ) yp fest ae ee, Ae aca a for Kent , ; : : : ~ . , ' ’ H : A A ; . iT ee. Big i ‘ . se ‘ p ; = =) rior 0 { Bilaves.e y. ‘n jast Sunday's Post-Dispatch, the board of directors of the St. Leuts we coh MTR te ; eee ae or 4 i} : ro " . Harry ‘ ral avenu bet COS. Ht { Chatnber wii! Wisk Fee lye fi badly Condity« rigin: } Medi n ; { ry sti - . . Pere® for wWidesin~ Lindel}: With a 22-story foft structurc. ated j ] i Saniue!l trlicKaman. 8 Point w0O stead kus ’ COT, - ee istions through the St. Louis Daily Record has pur-;Reai Estate Exchange held on |: ; . " ci! ’ H : gl Valley a. rs ee for chased the net srr ages gga of onan pb nih poten writ Raio se 4 ; nee , Fas ¥ avenue “ Pr. Vogel Joitna Krata tirm storks, Bounds Picginns ee OF ioe ‘Tenth and Markt streeta. oa eeescan : ee: mieiibiicde eR 6 MO Aas Ml 8175.000- baie es ts ee ba Sa a ss: ta OF: = ' opert Bale). . th jot 3x14, : $18 vindieatton of its Judgement the ites fy. ternett Inc., archt!- eau: Denies at "857 ee Prersen 2 : See =) ae | t} a vous aracy me rol ia bets K - Sts i a c. tren meme pi aa naan, an street Th, baliding wae. Daily Record already has heen of-. a cds a Plumbing % 4 Walter | gan avenue for Auguat Cc. Viermann Page-Hodian ont —_ ‘ ' {frienacandh NO Ress aj " «Faas > Pt "mt! ort ne of (laver- 3 meburbam Freperiy Wanted ..... ag . Grium ‘ered a substantial profit over the Rielau. hardwood fluor contractor, | Jr. to Ben FF. Weber: a bungalow Fag ye ts + ne a St eeptes | becher a : Purnistiins Atich has priee at which the corner was ac-jand August J. Saxer, certified put-jat 621% t columbia avenue fur Henrt- 9 ini ea aitat ean lsales force . ; 1 »ughty Ww Etherton Mt aes are io and. quired lic accountant etta Ii. 1 ghity to J Heeidences for Sale ses. a bungee : fir See s 1& SPSriments. Saturday and Suh {nr c.% ’ ™ cs ar tre e ‘ - ‘ a . ® 1 . 2. j . .* se, . Mayer Lu

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PAGE 2B ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927 : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_— | Danville. For the last nine years/ he has deputies with full powers at the annual director’ | LAKE DIVERSION CALLED 00 MINNIS AND) RASSIELIR W ERANT NAMED the office of the referee in this} Danville and Cairo. Tuesday Other off : - Je district has been at East St. Louts. | i a. as Boat Clab. re: sin Schmel, VITAL T0 THE MISSISSIPPI These two cities and Cairo are seats | é dent: leo FR. Buder, | | of the court. G. A. Buder was elected presi- treasurer: and Alvim 5 my LASHED Al N | ANKR Py EFEREE Grant formerly was referee for) 2¢mt of the Century Boat (lub at ant secretary and tre F DISMI - | | 12 years until former Federal i ae A BMS HE EER SEM i | ‘ “ ; , es * “| Judge English appointed (Charles SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES 4 WASHINGTON. Jan. 15.—Tref- ! , ; ee ee - , = aie All Plumbi It to Walter Hines; James Newell Tells of Heated Danville Attorney Appointed in lucrative position, shortly after | conditions on the Mississipp! Donates } ‘ neti went au Siew Ben in 200 — q River as affected by the divermon | Page School of Interna- | Arguments at Standard Former Judge English’s Thomas resigned two vears ago. PUBLIC NOTI oe : aii R A Guinneé 7 P a >’ ‘ ° ¥ * ep apbies ar ae ee fo pense ate Saeco Michigan into : Datatinme : Stamping Co. Trial District shortly after the opening of the | | ona! Relations — : -— ‘nuire into the offirat conduct of|f SINGING INSTRUCTIONS IN CLASS PORE: fe stricted role in the range of test!- | | | feyaguse laa English, relative to bankr uptey and ; A . st tele | vetneiiiien: Sinet ) , gc FirstClass Attorney-General’ 8 Action. mony today in the lake diversion § By the Asso-iated Press. 4 Wordy clashes occurred fre- Water L. Grant, an aitorney of widens ae ee ee na a, eee. See ue oy th contre! J A ntl Blocks Ex. wena: before iene E. Hughes, : CHICAGO, Jan. 15.—Vice Presi- qnen:y at stockholders’ and direc-. en i é of - wid toga pi pega oie . heii trial aomatee st ject of thie courte i® to aseiat 1 - ate as te Gravois AY. pparenuy a a Supreme dent Charles G. Dawes has donated tors: meetings of the Standard Hane pxDer | y alncenne Sled | . 4612 Court. Eastern District of Illinois by ' J.G Rurnsides to succeed Thomas. pected Appeal to U. S. Theodore Brent of New Orleans, his share of the Nobel peace prize Stamping Co., according to testi- | Federal Judge Lindley of Danville. The office of the Clerk of the [4- a La. traffic manager for the In- | award for 1925 te the Walter Hines: mony tn Federal Court yesterday | He will make his headquarters at trict Court Is in East St. Louis, but Applicants will le privately tested every night thie week, 8 p, eS Electric Wiring and seats Court. j land Waterways Corporation, an-' Page School of Internationa! Rela- a: the trial of the suit of James , - es ~ a 4 iil swering a hypothetical question by: tions at Johns Hopkins University. 7 yinnis. minority stockholder | THORWALD OLSEN, Master of Singing ae : In é (counsel for the defense, who had ra ane | | jot His check for 59.082 kronen (about, a stiemintio Studios 152-54-66—The Odeon Bidg. STATE LAW VALID, ™_ rie se ee ot 15.775) has been forwarded to vache a _ on allegations of UNLIMITED ENTERTAINMENT : -- 7 ‘that i: tie presen = 9: Wa- Owen D. Young of New ‘York, | ™ssSmanagement. : | a _ — = _ MACK 3 VIOLATOR FREED bona shee ? be term pee ig tig chairman of the Page school trus-. James Newell, vice president of Is Always Yours with the Great Orthophonic - | —n ; at oe bass shire ‘es “cea ig ities _ tees. the Wabash Railroad, who was a = 6«CsE 4604 Gravois pacts RG teks rape eweateete Thus the Nobel prize for a not- Urn) dire tor of the Standard T e - oe ae - jleox low Th, tro! ‘ es ) a - Tennessee High Justices thai ms con So a + -_ able contribution to world peace mping (0. fog Minnis in 1924- \ ict i O a | . ~~ 443 W Gi D With Re - i atte . si : has been dedicated to the cause of. 9-®. test that Minnis and Fy ’ ve ecision ratio: f A aia na as . i as d aoe er lok sera WEBI Ys . Sa” : 2 ’ ig — , ‘. re * nA + tes Ms Par. Bp pe. fs . : aa he ae . RD Seas Sy ee >” . ae iy > ZS Fe an oko Re ee ae : a aa _ . Pt . q {tea , +" “> ote apie Ney 0by x Re, any ae ate ithe deve on of a®@ Mi ssissipp: “Tt is the Nobel prize fun grand, tt! nresid bo: . ™ oe ‘es 7 . c vy i . . . - ike i. ' A,CeTiNX. a.: 4 Bcopes Evo ution case oe ied Walervwayv an traffic thereon in rou have dedicated to ala S-Ib. limit . * e«ee#ee8e8 Attormey (zeneral & TD. § Pj connectivt with the Great Lakes. Young. “It brings to th RT tein ant ek ee as saat , +i | Br l k ro i ‘ eee ; ‘ i . . ‘ 2 & this afternoon saree be i He permitt- only intreduction of schoo] something bee ae itgh honor . OB - ) ein | ote end ata a , (testimons a Pic! ed coOn- attached to that award. ee eae ee aust aan Seti a en : ro] OA ed tv noe presequi in a 4 : . : j aa kodta 64 . A.« wien FS , b 4 4 00 ers, | onicing, son 5 hy et e ‘ 36% et & . i1version ist , for in ii? aiaad aa ‘ ° P ‘ . : Ibs. | ; ~ Ot 49 4 . ,¢ , ’ 5 ? 65 ie eeee distinction for work € mepeeee> Re! ee+? aa a ie ee To er te © oy we 7. # $e, Pe ae Pi dal wy de (rR 9 Apr MeO em — ‘ "y°?, tie on 4 ¢ ea re 0- é 5 : ’ ¥ : age. The Court ailowed th , ate ran ; teri on rationai fleid couid com — «+ : . si3 7) . WY ss ' : ; r ‘ 7. © * ' ie m a : | | ; ‘ton an j the noi.e proseqtui was 4 . co} I rel ; a the Missis- man _— ee . »* »7 } " ‘* f . as s * oe 4 oe . y ae * Ss ¥ - ] ] 4 ri )] entered if the riinutes. ~ a Am er’ ans © 7 4 v-T abi 77 ’ . 5 at Sl he wage RIS Oya ME Sd ep digeen * * A od na i we “ ey — def : th cas was auto- | na ie 2 Fs oor amigas 1° ce me charge of. ADDRESS WOMEN VOTERS : oa . Be Oe nem 3 nce. " t nid is fe — ee a : all the details and guar- a, real Pee it nsS OY oP eee > ° ey ee * POR ng Rag tyre ae % * Hae efit RTE Ta cl Li aos en Oe RE aoa oe henge pee _~ AR son th te penal arp cllcheite dy eng A, nang yee tnt, : rey Pe ae es i 2'.. size can in syrep. A ~~ take ie nl a Re, he “ o x ~f ¢ es "af . + ees ; a“ te eas ‘iolating the law and released from | | ;, iethd 7 | ;aing sis sdeittet | antee a most satisfac- i 4 eer 2 Irvin Vv. Barth | to Discuss Selection fre Ged.cated to the recognition +1, ‘pany’s stock to Minn: : . ® Large Tall ) — et , of Jurists Independeat of ce E€sforts Niividuals } he 16} oF va or $213.3 tory transaction in } hes. Sereens A. | | sis for par - Cans Lae 75 pected appeal to th nite ates ils Pies Maes tevin V. tion {t is to have the a oo. ae a? ce , : ages ermer Cireuit J ryvin VV. Von st 2s to nave ther Gedicated, cniken to each other for 11 years, minimum cost to you. REAL TREAT heey 4 — : MODER TE ioe tae stadt ¢ es , Barth will address the League of PEACHES “20/=:: PEARS ssh ME +. eieh a +5 ‘ —s : : . f 2’ relations i 7 - . No. 7 * . ) : tie . ae a — : oie is commendations of the American chat oy segregated mont al actS an ving to ‘freeze’ him 4 . oo oe . ee r Association for selection of 2:one. but by better dail! : . stockholder by stopping div: Commission 2 : e orn a BS 0PS .. 7 mae a ‘omatitutionaility ¢ th ee s dencs._ 5 néarn ul be re Regular 10@c size packages. ee D7 ve S street Road anti-evolution statute nti] Ihave Primaries and elections. Contributes Through Brother. — vin nen wr re Oli in opportunity ree ree Following his talk, Mrs. Marion The announcement o% Gen. CRU rd ~ & j PEZ EVAN J » * ehsilert weabla ~ae* . 4 pe This apparent. LOCKS n : EEO capes eae nis : Other Elections. — Cause 6: peace. mn inspit be others ha no every respect—and at Supreine Court, i OUuUgd rh 2 ; i ceed: tear eh é : i } » e} ‘ OY a && . {> isl1@ PO 4 ae Rt rn , p r! i? mi by pte, bo 7 - re P VEL LAW CLISG men “Oters Ss, a u heon a Sng seetiahangs pelaiiyis ment to n:s mer navin . 2) i real 30c can value S R 2. Town Club tomorrow, about the ™ay learn how ¢ rn eA ce. m the payroll when he was i!! e eno I 1¢ tnites ae —~ +> s Ur Th = | 34 - > «e- _ e? a Judges independently from regular b¢'¥ern the nations!” Blossom and Mrs. E. T. Sen- JT avves’ contribution was made here +> $2 or ow ~ gions returned today. > ° |semsey will relate their observa- today by Edward N. Hurley. who, vhether they block this avenue. ' FAL ESTATE LOANS—-MORTGAGE BONDS . | " trons at the recent second Wash- with Rufus C. Dawes. brother o? aise meshes mee Se gg ta lp IE i tone sous ocala ; law id: iolator reed. ™ : LOAN CORRESPONDENTS w Val \ t I ; alt mn Con fe renee on the cause and t} a p | ice.Preaident heacea a Cht. C Tennesse ' | >. . rr. » e ‘ 4 oe ‘) aA ay, >’ * ai * . es -y> er eee ‘ ’ » oa? « ~ S £6 ‘ 4 iC’ « EE a onien fan or violatin yl The é ‘ > z — i?” foes . , * ail : 2 was by a. 3- oa cerning the mutual policies of the you in order that you might | — | Titles Ex . » +. “+ . j _ ae . ° . : — soevese ee tr ove ae pa at ene atl a Mihout: United States afd Mexico transmit It to meas part of Chia @ g21 ———— The City Central Committee of ‘ c uota. No one ig more hon- a iain (ourt reconime | Pa, : D Sr Lith. J ~C : ths PETES EEEPRESPESLISERrrrerseeereiectipeerreererses tr: a —: ey peace and dignity « h Stat Inuorsed the wgsiative program G £ I G A Rs cept Boe ateway E- 45 z & IITLE GUAR tw ould vest be ge of the Missouri Association for 24 — Ou -# more unrestrained C : 9 ; ee Me a dN ces ; What i. ~oure ‘ : i we ~ . : "erme 3 “this rre case’ niiked- &U wait ort for its measure %or forts of others. | at bd and for al! jury service for women. Vice-President Dawes, at the time f 1f) | 810 Ches i eebtien arlerine the law es 7 ag nae — of? the Nobel award. declared that $3 4 > aittas ore Sa | 4 ve : ‘ iiairienian’ eas ia $4,000,000.000 INVESTED 1t was a tribute to the “united STRLOIN, ROUND, WE 2 : ground that the act’s “uncertainty Argentina: No hy On Nic- School, which hears the name of inspected. Ponnd cometitutional was delivered by N D ily Comic Str1 | of meaning” rendered it » . - etn oy ¢ a n - . o ‘ - . > oi See : i ma . — in , . 7 e r 19 oe ; tg oa =. SS. -_ === — aS , Z ‘ . ras a | = . i 4 ee j i 3k) eet fatied to ate a hn hic on Ag eurt Vest @atior , Bacon Strips ohnagyae a ’ . fe ' : é a4 o . ~@es ‘ : i? &, 7) i ~ ae . a r . a ~ : ial al ~oe . arte fne of more sf Samuel M ©, i>reTry Colle ae | | :2 a . : ene a, Can INnVestors, Ca is c the ar ternal Reverie at Fas : U Na an pp eS, S. = ce M E N . | 7) ‘ ++ ' ek ‘ . 4 4 : t é £ i ; : : +3 ee | : yer! ° a? oe} oh tice McKinney dissented oan the Meat Packers Have $50,000,000 tn Hurley stated that the Page ly freeh U. & Gov. bizetioe 4 | Led; 4% } ‘ > . — = . 24 . ; > ey ‘ p " « ie , " rUuPope ’ ‘ § ? i ; sé 6 ‘ a ws OCA s=@ =% ’ "7 “4e) - viet: ite : 7 i. : ; s ‘ 7 4 ba aed re a P 4 ae arm " unts c . LT ‘ly is a ¢ j pe ae ; Fer am * inoue - af. » f ar Justice Cook as to ie rganic fectiy Friday ” ears’ gery stn del : Amierican securities. soundness of the law, deci ; Ais The largest individ ual fi gur boa Be at : ent t .. One + ee ‘ ee, Ae : - ‘ ees ire fo ' 7 t? oa # - F . sie belief that the act “only prenibi “ American investments was ate 7 ‘ oR ig Ce es we 1h OD) the teaching of the materialistic tached to the meat packing enter man, wus. % sOCLO! C Belleville theory of evolution, which denies orine controlled ee ail “a Chi. ) the hand of God in the creation of vt Ba eae a ee ane, * cago concerns. Four of these com- CHUCK ST STEAKS — | panies had a capital investment of 4 “hief Justice Green, in reading age -* ane AC Strictly fresh: Ib 2 = mhaess approximately $50.550.960 tm ar- yg rie - ne masority opinion, spoke in a Ow’ tone, whic) , ’ centine plants. : « d GI b 0 | 7 oe : i nics vv ‘a rear } wee hy w te ch was hes “oat ea you weed meow then ot Tantom Red Globe mons. 41bsi0 lifficulty by the several score per- come Ae Thegeands Nave borrewed on their aute. gons who filled th eae entral “America where . bember Biane. furmiture. real estate er anything ons ho filed the smal?! ourt TEGpee Ts Dae — ™" of vaiwe. an@ are pay're Bech a: ‘i*tie Bring your *ooms There was none ¢ nm companies Rave large ee ST cach wees May we serve you’ pai! ee in if fruit ard timber lands We don't investigate or call up anyone se jor and heat of the Dayton trial 7 ee | ard you doen't need anyone te sign your LAR | POUND ARTMENTS FOR RENT Kv & 7FIBIG, 719 ‘heetrent. _ BEATED APARTMENTS _ cali * 4 -t2-fme , 55 : t 3 nxwras, ¢-room “ef- teeree . tere @eees SSSR SSET ES $j ‘ P — _ Pine 3room effictency Tle. Poe f.- e H+ 45 Q 4 > eo?) it 7s . see . eee ° ‘As 4% 3 rooms. 4-room effi- sit 5 4 . : : ion ¢ ~ ? note. Y Rene oft in westibene «ft Portions of South Ou ean get $SC to $1006 nm of the leading members o: elaia te? oleae sees og Sa ae Gignifed eeurtceus warne: the same Opposing counsel. whose farne drew ape cmate sein ; ates aa Nias . wae rates an@ corfidentia! service » D. ecsa @ . ’ nites tit! rige ter vour Coaver. uv igs 3 sS mionihs ago te the East ° 3 . Veniem Finence Corp. '035 & Tenne a’ es eat. ‘aphers w sce Animals Upset By One and aE ,; ; \s ' _ P prone Fires (ottage. bs: 4 ‘ ” ‘ i ‘4 =) ” / un con- "SH ? PnP Bp bret Eee. 4). Jem. 15.—~Dlionw ARMY FUND BILL HAS TEETH | Harriet BRurroughs, 74 years old, Not Milftartst, Says Mr. Califerria : street Purple Swan busses stop in + Soy of wur deer. ° eae rural toun to the i entures Of ia che wan ¢ yea let us help yeu save monev? Investigate 33 . est dance steps Just follow the little Terrer ees 8 ‘ PEs + Bee sSeeree see bers de- 4 45s 1+ ; rz wer a ee ter ‘ PNA age at Scere yt : & Set eereee tere ‘eos eer’ wee te et a kf?! , ; : ished hh. a tte iis cay : : me ‘ F appropriation bill carries sufficier’ eavina nidie: ighte at night oe 99 “ie dae a ere ‘ sink 1 ! ; ee ete es Seema lee ota ee eae ap ge tga | : : ae triais and tribulations of their Lives Tam not a miltarist.” she aaid, n * candies left ee ee Cash and Carrie dfe Nappy. WAG : , isadiie tee. th me imette | and their Loves -- - | have no fear of the boge> ri iti. ia ye a , Sn ae wy tar st “ould avoid war ' “ F gh: of the vers pertshec itl PORTERHOUSE OR RIS - ] > Sat oe a ; sy " : a ’ | ? : Vert aay eis t b te age bes i; 2PM r frustreess, 2 aN Men trom ditterent angles You I] find them’ interesting , : : ¥ x t nut by jeopardizing Ae ANAS k R19 OR 3 “ 2 i. Our mational honer. I would re- | or a a ; = eert auy insult to cur flag at anv ‘DEATH FOR CHINESE ROBBERS LOIN “4 . , Per ie Sacrifice, but | would continue to By tie Aeaoctates Pree: teven weighs about % : “a : MERC etal tend all our efforta to promote PEKIN Jan. i: The death ae ie ; BS and Le-ust nations oo fong as we keep the 'these days of military domination VEAL CHOPS, “ae 14 WIMBIAGER 4 Boulsng Say a I , purity of our fag unsullied in China. Eveu robbery is so pun-| VEAL STEW, ...12;,'9°* 2! pee Jf ree ds 10 N * ° a. 4 . Epstein and Son it neith ved red | tahed. and more than i123 men con- CW a e CTI as ; her tinted with yellow ” /vieted of this crime have been exe- | VEAL CUTLETS, fb... 35 Fresh Pas Feet 7, Fresn Perk lenderienns, SO a azine . on ae . c. E. White Lett batate to Widow | UN in Pekin. ether by firing! wt TABAG As 4 oe 10] hh AD z Lhe Qe Th 25 ret kx 3°25 . Be. ” TZEL Fulton Bag and Cotton Mills ca ‘he ‘atter uscal’s are displayed at Brick or (ean ‘ry ) cured of t IL of the execution tang Worn whate ~ APPLE mot bee i\uge sword changed siuce. tiorneys could no: he'd edge down in a board frame Ropers, Crone ? The will of Charies F hit ot squads or the exerutioner’s sword. Ad Td BL oe | en — the walue of the estat. and pmnahkhed dawn on the neck ot. % Fr Lb. acy ir ra. White, who has one Gdaugiiter the vietim by a seidier on cach end veut let me say raght h i Uraing « ear ots believed fo vik stag be fas - . | Srnaynyy aap es SIRLOIN, ROUND, CLUB, |. | 3 some. modem girls. but thev view Lite Rrighi. ripe. seund trietis Chops strict! ; & TResT co. harmony and good will among the ; pemaliy frequently is assessed in OUND I O Appear D aily in the ‘4P%aatyr~.,. 2. 4 ENTS POR SENT BY ‘We want it neither dyed r Re«t im <r lee! 1D. Be a * : ? $ £9 Aberdeen place. manager of the |” he heads: of ¢lhose who die by a 11 BACON ib. 2 | EVAP. ibs. who dled Oct. 29. leaving his entire the scene of : cher ) . 27 emtate to his widow. Mrs. Carrie F The ringleader of a gang who Sey Ot Tree RAIS is 3 ies. i. BUC: SiuSaél id. ; ; White, was filed for probate at as convicted of a triple murder ewes Fick - . — ‘iayton resterday Tt was made “89 gulllotined in| Pekin The tn. NG Fies Ip... io" oh ye pone “ag "er = 4 May % I891. and had bye strument consisted of a hy: BART RLGIN. .35 ti r Miss Myra. “as appointed exec T) leader ant val. Se eee Guatemals tig ecu- ie adders accomplices faced a Santana, Werth 60@r aesity ‘ firing squad. * = + oe © “SS Seee eens ope - + ~* ee a ea lleva

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. s * | - 3 a __F¥ 2000 RFAL ESTATE For Sale. E xchange, Wanted. and Buncalows. Cottages, F!-ts. Apartments, Residences For Sale Today: ponr pierre | . = sos Sey s isciuinaeaads a a al eae —— : we : 7 ENTS FOR RENT ee FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT: at th aznual directors’ m : 2 South _ 1 —) x ws = a” OUD —— ro mx = South South South South pope : ve . pa athe? sled Pe . , : ; eS : ARTMENTS FOR RENT del) ee Poern Sree Ware ae econ. ‘floor: opposite I mea VIG- DISC Hi! GEIL Lindes) 2944- | -ecenp:ion ha ? pathe nice porch 3 ex-! EVCT. Im 98 N a eu th @pearim nie ff at] re o is S at att Of beat and hot waiel OREON E & K. G. SCOTT, 800 Chestnut. a ee ee a | 2015- aA 5 GRAND. -roorm apart: | lower Grove 8” ark: 5 rooms. — ~ 104 — -—-—— ———-— - We aso [* RU es rert $] i) comceraslon for promut and third f': heal 39 = Je GF e ste: | b’iay Mia, ili vhs 7--~ +) rooms. purre aoe. y APAKIMENTS. nla. overk Oi. Reservoir 22324 Tower Grove: & rooms: excellent i ela tae ff | tenant Aliso O60] Kingsbury court: Si VERNON L at X. 7 we Chestnut. S. Ar. 8.5000. | LINDE LL. #22" re room efficiency Mur elrent. owner CAbany $6 OW : —nom § = Par RES ae $110 00 | service; payee Shaw's Garden; 2d floor. | T HE 4 DT, YN ;) roome incluto ne sun pasion $85 eee nap enter he Kae he phy bed. heat a’ anitor sernice. ROSE BURY DRIVE. 6333 6 P —_ 4? 5 rooms, sun roves 1 gp 28 BAN BONITA: 6-room effi: 8 are MENZ R. CO. CEntral 1371 : GOREON BE. & ROG S®oTT, soo Chestnut | FORSYTHE 7I38- Aro m apartment 2, 1919 MAIN Cent n@w apartments: 7 aN. Magni p . nn. beet oes ee RE ea ee ee 0 00 . oe FAS 2.062. i} Latfon kB OHtin— GB rovme, Neat,! hathe in snmlendid cer i trem acon td oar | ; iia oe RicepPog purch. show ; : ee —_aae ll oe ta 626 N UNION: 5 rooms. bath, | MICHIGAN 5315--New paren 3 3438 RU SSELL AV : i : paar batt service: -&eetiont condition. $50. .weer op seahahe apy thne rent fr asonabe CLIVE vG = ronstructio 0 wearay: i eeckelt — S CUOMO wc cccccss 78 | . AB and electric. s.@€am heat 70 OO, 0 b: hare w rnd rhe re) fu rnace. cl? men every moruine. Por proe and rar! (esd Tiiite usb, Loul 11130 HODIAMONT: f fvome, Dat ) ) OPPOSITE KESERVO.R PARK inteaiiis ctimitan , : : . — cat ti0Nn We°e on, ar- ‘ ms , a hee « ateriet y moaern: awl, Ve Pe c ii it by ' cof AH , ; 7 — on °o — Palle: } i he, Cy AY TON. ere re Pe Lasalle Apartment a Hit. , ad it ° \ ' waar =: - . : 2 tai ge Fuutis and oun par- r) ) right, ‘shoots, @ ede 6° GRAND. 4127 N.—¢ rooms. bath. Call oo on rooms Se Oat. OO RO thle Mate Fuse): daar bring Poem, . breakiagt| rutet threo | gt ge Lola “and break taat room 3-bedroom effi- eae pcienc C'fax 12633 c8) | sevend flao . ; “IS BU : | root kitehenette, ean parton, ouceide iere, errvae ie . 4. NCOET 800 Chsetnat. | > NCIS PEI , J et Pine 3-poom efficiency = a HARRIS, 426: 7 =—3 Re 00OMS. THLE BA Ti. VERNON LAUX, 722 Chestnut. GAr. 8300. By a oR, rar ae ances ag bat Rurbug meeratore Hed bathe olan (ot? wot & ® rT ROM 6 ’ Ie ™M aay IN 1Zek REG A — k. NO CO., i go SCJ Pes: RY RUTH. 110 = 7th et. Pe ’ 3 - ! Gt “ PLS! ays ‘ ME: they . ¢ | mg I)-, tor eit. “duced 9) AT? TeN a 8 = inrce tPeauti!’ ’ a id io oe ’ ‘ 5 i> str 98 a 3 pee Second flooe a r me vanne. 3 rooms, 5-rvoom ef- . | 7 ne inten ‘© _ Hoors, 2 dare Wa peas... Feou am oo See ' , , coms | Ni als _ ney ¥ 60 00 NiSiL ED. _—— JANITOR SERVICE FUR (RUSSELL. 3672—3d © oor eaat: 4 rooms ote on inl ad Reh $00 and $2.90; heat and jatillur Service® | eons and eun par.or Wil reuecerale | vw PHERSON T4S—Th rd finor east: 4 ry - ~i 7 within asin mf Princ pia j ) Mar: ’ t x . : . ' beg nd nitor mowern: Sow rs . $2 ~ 4 i theijuded. wonderful ba ain. ( oe 81 cner : ie} ort“ “0 bse th ’ e geevice and 'Ph. fat tn ’ : 2 24 #00) Chestnut. NTS tod) “ACE - opp DE BALIVIERE. 420—Api. 20% newly word: ie nits paagei la SIEINIEERE WWITLL! : a¢enin; Soot “4, conees : ; ; : NORTH WOU! = ieee Bee Sees e eT. = = oo MANAGER CON 3 PREMISES. Aces pated effielemey: aii convener ees, tor service pent $45 per tueont o Apply (frat we J. ALTHEIMER WILLIAMS & JOHN A. WATRING, 2 ¢€ ; \- . : J .0onia, &un SHENANDOAH. 3804 ‘near Grand bh NT © Oog9 , - : - j; S: > ta ae . ng Te m bh ° con ~ rth t 0 -OOme 3. seein efficiency: . ret t 880 ue: i “ $s ANT) l“P rege tniwle rent “Ee or call 2. Vivi Paks) 12% H« (,i AIT} nt ! ee , * ’ r on 2) ‘ : : : . ! : s, ... orenwes Fheat ‘and Janitor: brick garage’ OP Mt RODEMYER & CO. ||| 10¢2_8.21h__cBateal soso, te) | PER ON Gtk te AND) 8 ihesn exposed lowest rent ua De Mun. PERSHING. °d f'our east: ‘| APARTMENT—4 rooms. with bath, heat |; nen. (eno) = Sia ; . 1 TORTON PL. 6902—4 roco.s, steam heat) s FEPEING POR = EN F ie "es RF eee (ofan, -_ * roums, 2 bathe, heat Jani. furmene.s. real Norih End barg.in: rrel- PRING ( ini et wile a ie Ee ms | ee MAin 4124 Doe HaLivVignsé. si1¢--¢ Wasee eff en-y -. furriigue 4d, ve) re: rere a oll. woes Hi xt Ny nen : VANIEVENTER, 13314 N —6 roome and ie : tor pervice : » @ - N¢ corner Ona oO” ror A a ee - +- + ee ler aviie room Kiteheneti ‘1.2 ba NTcHDRIN\ *45>——Firet floot Bouth. ; > ’ y " a oe a i rSer 50. ——— : e 4 : ; ee ae cee eee Kati ; se ond Koor: Janitor service; garage i? See sa ' ry si “hs ‘4 nai Waie©r, large eh: roome ni) tur lor, wy. 8h coe’ WORK paKtED WHITE: NEW ORFON £€ BR G me wT : PE NSHING. Sd floor west. be.as N 4.40 rt ¥ - mod pwante --- - ~ (cBO! | sS th tor service bie! juded, S20. ece Janitor. ae shee po (aaa hk oa ag Macong 3&5 ‘otis cvey. | VEST? Bee cee . A Riv- Fees 2 | ES ee NP htealsn oleh eset Tats tere: witht © Bete. auite of & tone and eur die Pn ioR LTY CoO. #O0e Chestnut box, a ; ~ Py I nko oT ae wAR, O12: FR EKS sp ECIAL CON beat auiteur, weerose tren dat Hoe } > ‘ : hot « a yg Blove, Hogg it and ‘1 seh ok 00. F “RINK: od JONES pena able modern apartment. _4 rooms and bath | Chaise SONU a iS Salis: Daa eee wp he “ 20 OUP DENANT: 5 KUUMS. . ape earme second floor ee ¢, Vincen? »ASHITING, TOON s = 5—F ivet west: 6 ae : ‘ e - ers Pir est njo fe - : “ ae. ert Prenarre -aru gag anor copcess im real men , 4 ee tON. 34 No wor: 6 ‘arce — j Od Atk. 4640—-Y3 rooma, newly decorat- | OAK HART APARTMENT | "et m ‘fal AND_ SiLRAM HE: AT. ee e” git peiitgpake ) Pes v0 = tee oun aparvmerns. eo. &. 6a ia Vane = rewnme an W A PEE NES ig we ae —-4- room ef ficie n a Move yo nd fioors, | bath eieciric; rent reduced to $30. | CORNER OAK HILL AND S AUTFORD eee ear seers eave ; gegonen age . tv * a: 2 ak ees Shia sper ae len -actar 875 - al, pial price. feat) thy : cee: Pane Sorigaay SHUCH ART AEALTY CO., S14 Chestnut. Jpg Sow READY FOR OCCUPANCY | AL SMO T1480 cous an ean um DELMAR ie 6 ek been. 00 | erecantnyY 4 lia Eee Tate ey fever en Ie ASHING: [ON 6100 11-4 roome, “steam M ile Carrie BUCKING) crasion 70.00); KENNEaLY, 6&8 058—second floor, five Each apartment consists of living room.) 5 Mpa roomea, $60.00 teiougnout, See Jamier or PArkview Ready for ocerpancy in ie week: | BEL” T. S47 ‘cor. Cates av.)-——Third floor , ce DS |EIN REALTY a 0 age | KINGSHT sal dana ee Se Neb he | eee LT? CY B49 Chestnut. Gar ees IK AUK co MAIN ri # and Bort & moome, heat Lots, soso OSS) aonaiste of 3-room eftic lene y, ~ aon Cone 4 rooni. 2 Nurphy beds. will dec. MAin 2036 S14 Chestnut MAin 4797. eS ee Mist aa ed Po WILLIAMS MOKTG ~ (e80) ‘ ae Le Ore s RO’ —Living finine : : refr tion, gas range. built-in beds, orate. one finer weet CN aha tee SE 8. “ - Pa cand rye: "7 etwne rooms ' ; : , : oa floor. brooms, HO “px —% ‘with Surphs bed. break fast room. mi incinerators, br akfast nooks, caritor |) FJ. CORNWFELIE RE. CO. MIEN. Vth DELMAR ~ _ rh gpa eancett«t ted on KINGS NE” Patek ee oe ee , vie rua oi B seed “4H ge: : dit + cites Mi) OUTED MAN »68@014—-4 pooms. large hell: interesting Mep an! anitor @ervice 60.00 Kitchenette. bedroom, bath; steam heat: service; garage in bascment mee OLY E . 4: _ =, OFis spar.ment. 3S Se Fe weittiekian Cesk OVS Se Univers: tt. ail, abbitin as es een por hth. newiv decorated. $75 «#- ; wth that als let floor west. . contingous hol water, janitor = servicer. | g65 to $75. Agent on premises. of room om il decurate co sult See ee Peunte CORN WY & 2er Re le oo | SNA PL GAO9-. 6 rooms so} son sar.or ee Ore d ‘e6Z) McPERc er? imency 52 *0 Phone PRospect O74. Seay mes (cts an I Ee IR ALD , Se, B R. EB. Cv... 8143 Che etnu!l rat EON EF aRa sc ITT KOO Chestnut. LACLEDE 4504 Lewis A cariniente Fi! ‘eng new iv spered a’ maimie J ow " ATE: anh Ke. “eis? - oe ys = 2 baths, 5. AERSON. let Reet we ‘HIPPE ane pee iy , 4p eS ———--- ~- = avie Toultis 3 : 5 eet pw Pent. a f. (GRAND. 3217 S—S fine rooms: nice sun | 9 > “hE ¥ : CATES. 6028 —Beautitul new (room apart roa uth and east ome 8 hatha fine nete*borho. rr) 1+ Be . : ‘ cimrerisishitinanecminsiiaig : pste in and Son | caplet: open: reasonabje cos TO 6 Re OM Ek F [¢ TEN } ment. al) the latest unprovemente, Jat -LASTG \TE. a ; rat ng 753 ‘oh) dig 2 ye Bh “sen tit ya one tur 2 “ ; ee ng fOREON FE & RG. SCOTT. 800 Cheatnet | » R a. \ E NTS tor service. rent reasonable | > Sy a > pegs - som he. Pent. poeataie O-e ¢ 4 i eens aN ee eg WESTUATE. 7326-—4 rooma incioding oun % KFALTUORS (GRAND. 2005—4 rooms, dressing room, | APA CATES $195—Fire floor, 5 large rooms cniG ATE He eet Sr ee Eee = See rg ie ree ht Mtrut | Borer colso sleeping porch; afl large 2 o e «? \ = . 4a See ‘tor ha 3 ; \ - * a’ ’ , ath + ! d a Ter ye d in rear prt 5 a! « ” ps é “4 A pees ro Ce rp ey 21" 9°, veuh er? ’ - bs | ° "T) ef f : ‘’ * “4 ; , ° ‘* Re *, . a ion » i ‘a ne F S17 Chestnut st. | EvGES Ed or LTHE Misi WILLIAMS a ies a or GR “ND pigs Goo! condition. ope: 2 7 yf ue rooms, ae " floor | L UPFER- At NRE KR. REALTORS. GAr &906. cunvenience. A few cheice sul.es still OtRINSKY PREALTY co ae Pee ee eg a ele , 865 ” re ror 1 weetee ronceeston; wil > J Peer. th, . K INGSL ANT, LAFAYE TTE. 3622—second floor east. 4 avaliable. see why they are the ‘Talk “O% “Nai weah’ Wag ENRIGHT seat th é eal cial te ws mat ar 1 ae (LTS AND CONST CO. } PERSHING, Ste «' > ernarrne q? 4ert ' t ae eae par mat . de Ae S110 | large. full-size roome l9rge sunroom and | of the Town.’’ CENTRAY 100%) 2 neon POON. ee ee a ITY «O Kr rem! * 3434 U3 ail details rent $e - ; ' Wr Te. ate noe—4 medern roome. first. : ELLAND * -= * . DUBINSKY RE At. “eye ae oe ao Te MARTIN! ZK! . AGENCY CO ! reond'tien: weber steve teratabed thirg 9 \large open rorch.: rent $77.00 y 'y r( "y @2o9 5 PEIN mah & JOIN ES Ke 4} he TRS 4 a wrieh’ Wee LEW IS Po 4519 ~—- OW y — : : " PRée 1. ’ a 5 L rs L axe OTTO TIETIENS. TO2_ Chestnut et 4-ROOM EF FICIEN » ws =) POre«t STP? om ~ nt n c sm tin on” Wewnleta st | gen dis @ rooms , art ed e'ere 7 raf eo aerens ’ Bice | i-nites sevice: rent rersone > — ) a aha 0: ‘ma i FURNISHED NOTEI. ROOM S77. cut Pea 9% eT is alee ek dened - oon : FNRI anT fi ih . £ habit nt + seh fo pepe or : ere tor ery ‘ PrEHSITING, #158 5 “¥ a reswt fu' (WEST FANE. 400 1 — F Ire fleer, 2 LAFAYETTE 3011 tautiful S r ; 4 23 ne men} A P Se seer sa tica!s ow e. ive? eal eer as, ) : . , 6678 Wasting. ‘TON like new private frov-t drive shower, With Bath, Pullman Altchen, Bed Ciluset. O Meche errpr cram ' jaeht: ne ale nanere! ao a ¥ e tuecin ee an CVs PERRY | A 3 . * > Petes ~ ' ' vie ete fer coreees., sleep na perch. twe B.. thi : | nt loca °S't4t . bea’ at saat siielis 9 a ae | . UF i’ AC th trance of Fare-t Perk; 5 Me A r bash: Immaculate € on Pption Parish. open, Albert (; Blanke Rh. E C . ‘ ‘* te ¢*) owe fom’ o "ta Bie 11iMIT ys tu af off Delmar : bre g: tifiul 1 1 s. ach. +8 -: ne VLL ~ ae a. Ez. a ow \TERMAN, WOLF-POLLACK, 101 N. 8th. Main : ria 1 Se CO.. 807 Chestnut écuves awdern: bent. janiios servkceich) 104 - MAW - BLAS RL Sic. See Lirss west. 21. 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LOUTS POST-DISPATCH. 81200 APARTMENTS, DWFLLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these Columns today. Se ne APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURRNISHED FEW HOTELS APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISMED a APARTMENTS FOR RENT Wes. “West _ Have attained that spirit of quiet, courteous and eom- plete service rendered servitors. Sorest fark Frotel Hotel Rooms and Kitchenette Apartments | Newly Furnished and Reasonably Priced West Pine at Euclid Av. by our army of efficient EQU DElmar 9800 SE — eee — SE APART MENTS FOR RENT West A eee APARTMENTS FOR RENT TAN? 5S 5S 3 Rooms and Kitchen nette, $75 | BEAU TIFUL DeMUN TR ACT have ready for ‘ving Rosetury ! ) conmat ng of .* THIS IN ST LOUIS i'4-Rm. Effi:-—$55 to 865 Washington: tn a Prand-new ale ®Mh en arimer: g ona. ’ scHIiMNA roon =.) never offered * more ne Rin se ropesition tan this Sigs egege out t: EY brstzl _& Male 4%% West ! — FOREST Pane. ist ENP. REALT AND LUNT. CO. am ~ 2 76 Ua CENTRAL APARTMENT~ OCitve. 3B Pexms. O Poor ef! NEW EFF LIF NC \ APAR rMENT, B57 hs hg ATE. Téving ToOm 9, ‘ " fast om | er tte See races hed, 1 ie . BO West F rE D REALTY AND pga oo. r ae +i P Bu ‘TE. APARTMENT. rm "eu ef lower . MISSOURI REALTY & CONST. CO. (65) APARTME NT POR KENT S74 MeP BERN Five rooms. ‘ile ba’ 3 front heat a oe wrvice: a 3: put 33i Ob me > Sie Sect “AM REAL TY ‘co, TaBRLLECOU RE AP AKTuE T. -~? - ad aun Pt Tpeh JOHN A. oe praia 700 CHES ~ 7 ROOWS—> aa @2° ® HANLEY ROAD Just eouth of Wrduwn boutevard. tn a RBewly d@evelo.ed section: just outside the city. by property «of the highe: character. Every item of refinement. ind has been put inte thi« building. fire'eding fully tiled k: oo oe and hathroem rrs. (raftex wail«. Frigidaire re Hhberal concession. ZON EF. & KR. G. SCOTT, SOQ Cheetnnt. « BONTTA APARTMENT. 6007-81 SAN BONTTA. moby gies eer) ROOMS. Antomaiic og | : ’ tr Rated! ee WE ZI. K kK. (-ARFTELD 14-7. PINE ARMS APARTMENTS. ( ATHEDR At. PAKISH 4245 WEST PINE—NuN OPEN. ante ‘a =) TO. $67.38. . ( - sae IO: FE iY New Apartmen? EE 1158&6&ée Fiar:'i+ , - . q er arpre — ert) { ’ ‘ mre - , ‘ers eect t Bh a tb : 8. W. Cor. itstand & Eu Putte of 4 ~ome aitth seis now aval, Jecoma ions «oo uit. $7? Fe BA NIST: oR ; “ MA&r "434 as: 37 TAYLOR—INSPECT om - ee. | MA'r O444 "ha vT) Rant “ - 4r ™e bl Lac \Tias Ww ".. ’ ~ im .¥ > 4 —— nee THE M AYFL OWER CITY ine 605 CLARA AV. » a Mv! ine room breakfast mom. ben ‘ ee ne: a set ard bah. NEW RENTS . $7.50 ee renis ine Fye!. Refri cera rt: nh, Water te - ‘md - he ~ a . ORBON E & R G. SCOTT. “O) CRestaut et. MAURETANIA == —.- ——_— S90 eaeNG. Four-Room Apartment r¢ das PaRK. j sll er. | 8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS ron: Seuth Conv ent Garden Comer Pershing ar 7 Tarvl NEW -—RE. vaare FoR occUr AN 7 Steg A arfze ard : - > ga 1° COMME ye RE es PERSHING AV. Jnsi Wet of Taice BL THREF ROOM EFFICIFNCY Renis On!» ,7.0 Per Month Manager on f remises. FOrrst 9100 RODEM\ ER ‘ C0. M HL : 109 N. Sth St. Very oR UN IVERS SITY —- —"s 8701 WASRINGTON RL ern Block West of Grand BI. wat. ¥a°? Current fopriahad JEfferaca 4a. 4 fant ho: * M. A. RODEMYER aco. 108 xX & Ss! MA‘r a teh, Si26 _— _ Lc i ae pits BRANL MARII 3 OR: CGH 5696 KIN(-SBIRY PL. CORNER DE BALIVIERE m esiictencs 5 wa gis Mac a¢g 2? ¢ SPECLAL baths, new hardwood floors. ot} 5°%: easy terme Henry PLAZA DRIVE APTS, Bide Pershing. West “ieee Repel of Unica. WEST t= D PINE BL. NS \S RARGAIN FOR QUICK SALE attractive, 18 roema 8 Snower, hot-water heat burn. car gara@es. 6031232. Weisels Co. In Fights ard hestrn MAir 453° _—_—_-— ee eeeerensice i-. NE. SoS Ee o- roo ma YY Lp by rrr ecHROE De: he — 63:5 s Rewrts =-y ‘De a tract}, _§) Sa | Orr ase “ Exe eption: oo r ee rrments OT ORG aN Be “0 KINGSRI RY BL JUST corm aol OF on BALIVIERE. S $=: am rr ine ana ~~ : ; Chi.a ’ t } a ‘ et. . e. 1 e.) nr ; " I M. A. RODEMYER é £0. .. 198 _S_ 8th s: La —— = BOUL EV ARD uw ASHINGTON BL. ‘ed 7 = >| * ine'udeg hee ect ric inetnrerpatcocs i ectrie, gas, refr: grtation. on everv floor. cndrvy ani ‘acnirv d-vers A.. rooms iarge. ( Apeny” Ww ASHINGTOX AT Pe a. ee a CO., Main 4136 APARTMENTS FOR RENT ET GENE FIE ELD 4339 OLIVE 4T. Rer* only $50 heat. hot water gas and electtic current *Immished MWaop- Seer cn premises 6 JESfe-ser 4332 “M 8 RODEMYER a4 co.. 108 N- &.b 8t. MaAin 4424. SE SSS = Sheridan Apartments acd $f5 _leration, 4474 iH! Apar tment’ PERSHING. ta [ae mew facing heser. or tifalie vf : Oreck z.. 8 R. te. SHE RW OD EAST n ARTI AN incduded. a > » “x WTrT BO) CH ESTNIT ey SMOKE ZONE ore AND ¢ eR WILila . Dc. S17 Cheei2us — eg b- A par ' ee: —FURNISHED Centra nee le PO. and 2 itech oe 7 fT e * ricte. K m £5 £25 2 ('@® “Som, , ath emely Beturuted and fuirnisned refrcgerat: On A. &. Bi.. ANKE i "ann. te water Tal (bestagt oe yy wats CORONADO OF mar In the eegir: APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED | g West DET. —_ R 5230-—S 2) apariment: private bath, steam ES R: GH é Bath. fernt HED APARTWEN?7 x. ‘wr Ro. § 98S AZ "or Lveniences reqenrane RINGSBI RY. 6016—? reams, cv: frre aed eomniote LELAND ~ ROR Baw tity a> hake a? ad fw - ara) SRtR 45. +R "Wi ia PT. le, ietre. AP TIVE Te MAin_ 4445 RS — F954) wa ean 7« fLlte * sore OF. mar wae : ‘ "ee LIN = 4 SAS Lorre ne Apt. Hotei > . > en a 7 | coving mh modern PS her Poomere $12 5: 4=a\f reom., kitehonette ‘every convenience: gas, heat. hee weter. $40 semtmonth!, iw \TER@AN Janitor service: al oer, > WESTMINSTER: PL. niche? % rnom bed«- £323 semi: 2? reams. 0. Ss ieadines everything. WESTMINSTER. 41 large rooms. rem. sunroom, Murplty living reom. overstaffed eet: com pletely furmisbed. gr-. light. !ineas. silver, heat. hoe water fanitor aervice. (Ff) WEST PINE 4344—Front new 5 fur ished 3-room effictener t wat BARGAIN—$75_ 5100544 PERSAING *- Snore age tency 2 ro 5 s 7 Te. ver "se ae. “= §eT) ox 2 NEW ErFiciFN¢y “APART WENT 33° WESTUATE. amd xitch- x o> 2 Nee “ning doer, ~--*. “Pad! 4 ~ "2; + ’ os a ee REALTY AND CONST. > ae: gee APARTMENTS PER“HING. Ps A>ar; HOTEL. ING \ PARTMENT: “ewv * -- a . i =~ Ss4°" i ail ad gy -~ asim GUILD HALL 4007 WEST PINE “4 OR RR eri or a ae, en a - pie “se w ning A pa rtments 30 ,* 4275 or SOUSA ‘era’ ager 2 ole bray SRAND- NEWLY. FURNISHED & UNFURNIS A-gfoncve DD Ske ie Rag \nTMENTS 445 DE BALIVIF hw A s OTSA RFAITTY cn $2.9 therm a. ete 2 3 ae LA-Seig Agen OD: 3-roem ef y 7 Pertenatatery on fas ; S--ncom 7A an. ) ee Bo 4a POO m™m 7—3 20 week rents 4 JANUAR FLATS FOR RENT—Contrai LA. SALE 1331—7 moms. reat. az D. at t —_— y LAK & F 2 _ER: AGENTS RENT lists /HEMMELMANN.- Ba. REAL ESTATE Co. AGENTS’ RENT LISTS _ AP — ENTS ams — | eres bath. devorated. Bal a ~ ire (ims. Sun par *) ay “re Fou a a 369 third floer cast, Hii a ery TAYTOR ™@ Cheetrat 4 roome, sum parior 3635 t 1107 s tiectnc ai “ brea - faet 1400,” s — MPTO "as SBS to 53 sinre, = ; - = ¢ «seg. T sT. 3 o2 1010 baihk. « st. ‘ 22 f PARTY) —** © ¢ oe, FLATS FOR RENT ee Py eae. aii >» TO > @se a ‘ oidnie saa : RARNGR OCF & SPECHT. 112 NM. Mn ot (978-—3 nine roome. electric ‘ights foor. $30 ‘=st fo $25 secon! YREON EB & R. G. SCOTT 200 Chestnt 4345e DE fONTY ST... 4 por ms ER. 1128—4 mo. rooms. bath. alectri. electricity and oun pert Pr. in-a-dor bed. 10%2 N.—tle floor: 3 ~_ Seer! 112 Ww 7. -Room 10f. 3 meme. xi OTSRRAN. ; | E ST. emp is 1109 S$ JEFFERSoR “OOM +m “CORNET ® LEIBIG. 719 Chestnut. | «30 ~ lactrt * and .> Te’ ~wme 4 ‘Sia —_—— _FLATS FOR RENT—North | F ‘ND 911 N—@ i$ be LABAL.E. 3914a—4 rooms Sach, fer | UNI ineide toilet. $22 50 nace sel porch $45 earage $0 th = LABAD! Ee. 41%) a—+4 large rooms, miuxt- ssa N—@t2 large em, Al condition; rent very reasonabie. $35. CAbany 68 oat SHUC re ARI REA ALTY Aw 4201— —Jj rooms. tue dara. hard- } 2 2a ae cae OOM WI Ss wm turnaee. $40. GLICK. Real- | . nT4 Wa: eee Pldg. > , “hewtnus, #3 . I: f . *’ : cr ote a ba 4, hort _ROOWS. 20. Tatler $28 we. sietcie: (e) RICKORY. otek nee ErTRic. 46082 a _BARNGROVE @ SPECHT, 112 WN. th. "goms and bath; ent $32.50. as. 4 VANDEVENTER 4 roome. a . ertric Tw NTY-F> ” "RTH. 5 Ooms. tollet. dash 2397 a oe | 14 { Resi Bus VANDE?D] ENTER @eam heat 28184 et tt RAN $28. ‘ . FTFCTRIC AND WATER MORRIS PA'TFRED AND DECORA Aa ea , ~ ’ ESTN : “ AACH R. €O., 826 CHESTNTT. PrEH AKER. Realtors, Garteid $906. | WILLL LEXENG TON. 4018—5 rooms. movlern: £ oe 19204 wien 2 -arme aithenctie o£ 34—3 ons MERCAXTTLE TRIET co a aS mo “a -TTmace snc ees ,OT? Fig*th and Locust ; sA TT re Faion Park die sisi Ls w — TOO Ms , ne -- —— —.- > ‘ 5 reacty Feb 8&8 ain rt wo. «7s "wna ce ren cMEY SR: FLEER RE wv Fal 3129 N. Grand. CoO}. ‘ cso ; ze aA Nn a a ADEI AIDE. 142 OPPOSITE OFALLON ¢2 ") TO $45.00 LARA: 5 FEARGE. WODERN Rin) Ves, HARDWOOD FLOORS: ROT-WAT. EAT, ETC.; GARAGE: LOW RENT: ‘€) Son. Tent reduced nd elec- HARTWIG-D SCHING EH pee ROOMS, BATH. ELE. MORRIS AAC H RCO. TSC... 828 Cheatrat DOG. LIN ier 749--3 iarwe roo mes: new ly + ef M Ain 4 ‘20 Ire a es sai eecteciy peasonad Die. a2} MADISON 34454—23 roome fiectTic, deca- p~=f}. eate?. 9139 CEairal 2934. con: rr is IN 209 $+—— 3 ts hath ~** : apie * Cw “—* ? pes Da te “some and }s bere: ar, i XWax ‘+i —— — . ms eee | and Fighth *, as -3 Mr 41 48a 4:53. 31384 Parr ranc-new mode rhe ne ieee gas MaAlDisoN :20——Two rooms. gas. $15 JOHN . ABBOTT. Reaktor. 708 Chestnat. MADISON 22734 rooms. bath, garage. el nd $27 » Cr Artis SBOD BELT. 422: —New, , *tle £45 w RAT FAD REALTY FELT “sca ~A3 ung 'w Ww vy Geen — oo: . large a7 “WENT, MK. G "+ A--4 room 7°? Sy Ww = ~ ae . — @ sooms. Murphy . @reem efficiency, ef * “ar “? "TS = x JOHN Ai. ABBOTT. _ ane. 7098 Chestnut. BROAD Ww AY, we . —Five ! ‘arge rooms. cu ~a rm: WILLIAMS Pa co. MAts 1488. (ARTER. 27746—3 mome. 3M YEW &¢ 6 ee ne —_ ”” a a Bn —41ida v4 oemea © ” ‘ £ Say ai 4roceaz eft Lop ‘ i Pe , wae »D Loc. \Tlos FOR “DRY (4 TS FURNISHINGS OR SBOE “TORE MORRIS S AACH & _.. 826 (HESTNIE T. } ~~» z *. is ee raterd, DST ET zs REA! 343 cn. 29 _ Chestnut # Mam 4797 ‘a7 GENEVIEVE. 7 furnished. - +m | co - aa - - - ; Tal f ‘Sames roe Atm 2076 _ ry [@ Chestnut st. ' 707, 4: 7? FAR 2141—1 poch 3 : PaLM SATI—S recan ms modern ct-warer beat: COP? ance SOtfaz 1547R | PALM 20% Loe = a a meta etie. break fast ? Sy... at evartment- advzite (=) Seed Heat 4383 ' large. Tigh ~ Fooms «eens Mxto ures. is ipiee __ modern (85 ds orem. i to reliable wege 35 or'gst roum.« HAMILTON 5449 — i ant 5 rooms PReenec: cae $15 GREER 44725a—F eas. electric va ‘ving room with 1440 New 3S -+0om 7 i. : “O'tax $4750. — 4543-7 Favton Pa-k TTT SD Ons @wereage «Fear “= ino y Ly 9 oe ee = he a a. JOHN H. ABBOTT ‘Realtor. . iactrie $% Kien of “ier ame. beth ie a ee ae | s+ 1 ~“* ne . 42°90 R par ~ hs ; a 2 tor : ted ge .. go! ° €-.derhuos RENNF REY. ¢ J a. 5 HIGHWAY , Ticrer~ nat garage. KI NGSICGHWAY. S: 4208 ea Ore mradern . Pi ace Me aao nar =a ren’ o +. ate — } >@ tile beach i by saan” m8. A fone E> teat : tA tres . mos - : 5 ts 3 . ae : 7 ne —e i St ABRERT “SLATTERY CKSON 7a \ ot enbeme - hart $12. Ss os bier en ? =" Oy } oF SE ee - ae. EPSTFIN ry SON. 619 ¢ hestrat, “hae ; | » JR Ro Ss -TT ano 24°2 ‘—% a goons. ‘ ™ LOEWE SSTFIN. 915 «, nda GARRISON ai RE. Oo ie YR ¥ 2 iad a w * i “PASM IO me- gg HOUSES, FLATS ETC. AGENTS RENT L'sTs LNGER RIES REALTY COMPANY of (An win OG. ve Awty STS bow LFise . — see day sure. 2et Sats ere rs oe os “Emtral 2 a: ite t at — thes : Sa ic ‘eas rwRe ‘ ° , * ‘ rs ay ~9°2 -& mome first an! S\"cated fer ! » S s.. wW “th a’ S more eie-tr- ne $77 FPRANWILIN Ties , é TLi? Franai:m Ckentral 1 tt rat? 2 we a ee — ; ee ‘ . aie ba th ~ elac- TWENTY FIRST sro e a NS Pour roumne elect rie ae. ¢ _Arany 3483 ad aor ae , " Cecane NAT Ral 4 4arMeid 85602. fama ° . e- e@6 @ «' « ' n " } sap "“**@@e@es a rent OLD me. - 3 AS ST. 4 ame. - S32 Cg ot he AT o. DO'TCHERTY BR. E. (0. FLA 1912 OBEAR 4 rooms. 4 MERCANTINe Troe? a > dle “hatte abana or ae 487°7-— SEW. Lacks. = ack ew S408 Be wp ‘ 2 Ow ee —«" Art sate . _- “‘S st? a... ->* A Sar ond i Sou wots gar ake >) 463554—3 room: wa ler ga age as “A44- . furnace, “a 4*——5 rooms. furnace: r- & Oe Dt aE me | ae re ort. = 7 NES REALTORS, ‘ora N ..' 9 Un on, Sit48a—4 ia°- ge rs “ar Wenera!l Motors, { rooms electric be t! Realtors > 5 tArtels 12: ‘1 rooms heath pe second ff oor: vard 3: vacant. COMas #ERRY av 5229— Beastial - jewer tous = — tile — 4 (Arany 4143M ef 3 roome, bath «4 | Ons €.¢m al REALTORS, “a09 N Uno, Sl—Four room efficene “‘Susonalge. Ptrerest 3148 ‘~ . 2 JONES % Mi ‘ re sf 19429 WREN. 3° IT—IST Flws OR. 3 a Ruowus 4 ku ar 1_SCY. EVER CUNVENTESCE OF EN AY. ANIC KMEVER-FLFEER aL y _ 9. (0. S19 N. GRAND. COLFAX rm + URN ACE—640 tie fiat of § : 5 RK OMS ” High iand a. : rn@tt met h bra | M Ain | 4797, ; ASHLAND “2 a. beth, garage $5 »is-- ERRY RUTH 139 N. KBRAND-NEW ‘. REAL ROOMS , $40 ‘2 nesiie ork weet of bh Deore hore f. bran 'S except onally iienme ,o. @&°. aree ng @ ae Gf offs ted t exThe@ ; Pree, aon’ ? taj 42 30 to $55 4 2 1‘,}S S357 ASHLAND AV. 3 —_ ween and yp meen Serie. rom ef flie emey 2029 ASHL AND. AV. 4 large terme breakfast — roum efficiency: meam Clara Av. Near Ashlea +4 amd SS sinmgies 6-4 dane dire; aerty arranced vith erick fireplaces, Jast «uth of ‘Naieral Kriage and peti of PB 00 bi. t fone ree & ps ‘stk. “a 1S eon £7 19— Beeettu! @ le-we ve wenden ewnvee‘enann: cal Gas AIS STS 8 scan “ebagto” Bad: ide ee lew Seoomiaen _

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sana, ae ee, ee ~e 6B vont ot ears ene Res REAL ES? ATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, C ottages, F lats, Apartments, Residences For Sale T Today. ______JANTARY J6 jog , ae TO HOUSES, | ‘SUBURBAN PROP. FOR RENT TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES TO LET—SUSINESS ‘PRP'SES: __ REAL ESTATE CARDS —_—s«wRECL «ESTATE ¢ : crate ae pet Se aaa ia = pean of — PELLEVU E 2505—atitractive 5-roo North . ideas on Castieman want = 4 : te 4 se A: 2 6 Pyst f “¢. r > -@z. BOL Walter eat “re: rd re otetthes-aiion o- eonth. bier =aet 0 Broacway. SINGT TON STUCK. Realtor, 822 Ches:n=! a) NGA! A —s1 "71 new @room et 4 n wo ae 6 melvirator. garace ia 6 een ey 3140-42 ee Rage ard. tion of Webster immec:« - € é one WEbe:er $818 for hry Dish SPACE : Ble See arge re *y » $:: by 4 ¢ ‘aiicp f ry ge 7x : fe an un ¢ th ] , — Yellwuie : ’ : - 200 ces e e ection of 3 2 : © oi torte, ¥: ret ett. oe eS ee roon.s. as. Pn te oti a no - mr aes oe. is. ' , 7 re 7 : oe ae 5 GE 500 te feet vacant. ¢ Ove eyuare tert ee A SALLE $222—2 rocme $14. eter AV —UN) oe; iare feet. corner buildirg = Salle. ms. $-.5. > 52° pomnaiae Vim ffie: am ! -.3 rooms, $25. MW ON oo ae ee Tae. Ses. MSc 87) PRISAAN ~ 218 «(% a TOU equare ot. 1350 Gass w. 6 rooms. . $40 pel ul.fi. odern ae ln ae nt en ee : +" g8 ad . € FLORISSANT ab 5,5 lose Angeles eabdi- MR Q , Sg werner bul: a SALLE. 2823 — 3 roc oct: iat? ' a! tor 7 ; en splendia teecation fer — ae a ° Me . OR ; Corn 27 oO : = tye ee ee Se 7 ens, hardware benety 2 : NWEALTH, 3421—Mapiwwood v Bf. erm f - 4 4 ee Pit {st i ‘JOHN H. ABBOTT. Realtor, 768 Chestnat. . Kaan Genk. Gactiac: neat faraished. EIGHTRENT 9 *LU Cas ‘ a. G. 5% ASKE & 35 fo = ees: . re 3} es | Ine — 2 ore. evan ter 2 o AWTS 3.505 SOF a oot ay as Vice-President — Sulteadie for laces oms. bath, electric, “-= : — a sory Ches:ne rm : MULLIN-W VALTERS REALTY CO. 2 2SRcze Tes ETS Sree eb anasst os ome EE | fgiratea = aLTHE! Mi ~ WletiaM: as ——— — Prag roaclig , . “ Hh a mae" : - 4 ae eek. en. TY ‘ MEF. [™\« Al7 i “hest rr: a ei ‘ 3 an Pe m ‘ ‘ & q rs . asa i - - - - Ary Gry goocs We w «es Me O'C 7 ; ane f REAL | 7 7 Kev 703 | . O Connor will have ch Se ex ALT? . Cet arge of the Claytggome : “ ‘ ‘T°? ain ‘ in t os oe a : + . . ' = A , = a RECN E & BR G SOTT. 80 Chesinut ,” T.Daevie. __ | EVER INC 81 eff! Branch of the Company. succeeding Mr. Hugo F “TT > « = > - « -- « so®@., a ———_ = — =x = 4. C16 , root A RIT! SREY -ENCY CO , ; ; $50. = = ro ae) bath, exes a real be BASO and on ¢ é athe aga Pe PEINEE Ss & JONE re who has been called to the St. Louis offiee by VY oC ate armel ARF! FE LQ ~ () » een = am nie . r. Dar ‘ es: ca JRFTFERS St N.—sp.endsd retai. Bt se = : =| reo AA TS FOR LEASE abs Cae ce ert mb Cues (Omeet. 6657 —4-reom « “truet. ¢ taren. rent $3 8 SIGN | 3324 | ream tea:. $70. of the resignation of Mr. Hunsche i. Byes ne of take O86 Be | —— a age a are ~ — omootae. o REAL* third flocné™s, 681105 . . garage %. M ain. 2! (2) =a se em ( 1@at 1. JOHN MOREST enit Scat. - a ,' te es cortheast cornem—Second floor, ®0x135 fest. and RAET 25a rome pao: Dain. $40 eG. rs ant ihe per year. 20,000 _MiSSISSiPi 7 VALL 3 LYNDOVER. °3-—Fims: fcr: ALMER. INC. BIT | 2 inal — 5 pment \weet comen—Third “Moor eon taining Mm me tm mM | ERY e548 POO: rooms and >: m : 7” La’ 7 $35 :b Sice | - Th ’ : : ! : : : 30. Lercug nh! e word Realtor agnifies a member of » 4 NE dria IO GOR raceme ‘7 levatct tal vedo Eigh: * and w ‘ast ot ae th met cos o aertnk nd elevatare: $7200 yea qf WARD Lok - Ob meer | $352 54) $5 , n° Ss ‘ Sey equare fee: Re. en _ =e ot, 2 - ‘s “ : FRA tOPeERY. RUTS 119 sw. Th Pa vii Wad tAY.« ye "tpg oa _— i — EZ tate Board ffili ted } he Ne " co t 1 i. ideepenn flour, T2137 tee 9000 eqtare feet; Mor GAN eke no s——. -$." .* S349 rer tear Nw. 43; ° 8 es°nut | MIDLAND 6°35-—Home Staion. “reve oe stn ft & SPKUMT. | >. ee y %: wr a teem tate 7 ime #-poom cottage: garage 2 45S! acd; Set pee weer a hy Ritete 81 of Real Estate Boards, who must operate under fy rt. SoxlBS feet.; Mreprmo!, sprinklers. OD ) chen ~a Xi arece sa" +e, ane um nmae dln is yy Abt se : , “t : : ipa - yc , - Tani. —— , er man to epi sriscN 7 25 Chestas:. | rules and regulations. neteenth St. nowthwest cormer—econg {oor 500 to |. meemreenguas “eagle t eS 5 bea . A 3 : ; ne Steam beat ard elsciric emvator. INC. sre : he + oun 2 é; ie ttn at ea ; res Bm au WAY Q ining etu: DE “WaNue | r$.gen: garaae. . ey * ae . eat - i cps haere nrdaaab' Maacee "ee. a AL WITH A REALTOR peat St kis Saale Martin and Breitt, Realtors Seen geen tre a, qiitighasme Wetec OPTS or 80 Te eA NT i es al ALIS & ¢ vhs Sema. ' es _B.o _fxi gree _ingluées en t— . —— r . Pee S HOLL METER R. S = v STGFH B17 Nos pace pes wd beg: @.reg a5 : 29 yr, - 5iskt ae eee cae wise OP Bh gy ont ee, Sree Seed a — Our ‘ pecialty | Liew: 7 decorate cs —- eae ALE “14—Wy a ier x pn on: _ | £ : “6. ao Hy mos 2 Gecarimes:. Bez Y-234 TO LET—BSUSINESS maoaiony ee EE a 9s “Paces ‘een a2 SS befes tb BROAD ¥AY 05 _S—Few mare; oot | as ‘el oa eae ere : «~ BASTON. 4250—cocd business NORTH cAR Er. 4402—5 po Mc pieweot Hig a a: tom ‘ ee show - fe. ee : reeec a LOFTS FOR LEASE BECED 10-43 Fr soars Same (20 ei eH : | MoRRIS NCH nyt“ TREMB MEL ET-WILOGS B. B 8 I. CO. WEte:er 22 > at . 4 q 4 iM OS Chonan wae «aati : ro irs iy ada ee al ? * bie a ae P wigs . t oe es : cia RS te ee —_—-——- - — me a rates ~ “s I , “a4 my S ni . . 4 ; - ns a ’ . : ‘ z-; : ‘ a > ‘ . ‘ Ts. : as : i 2s : 2 é a 5m: le I ’ A$—-=+,, os | L geysig any ; [> hata ‘ ; mistress Sesi. het water Park ~ - GARAGES. uae woe oe a , =f . . a Tey : —nontay a og ea — mo . ting? j \=s. Buiter — } + . a por. : rs Terns e bei |. ISAACT. COOK & CO., Ine. fs Se ee in tae ee 2 a a a Eee Se nnn M Ain 4570 le tov — ADE eth ry MGE . “CRT wea a 4 ee ane : ~ . ; ; 0.3 GRAV Cts. f= o— Nice etare fe y 4 : w = — . on : ee - -_- - a — ~ ws aur - ~ “ : Bs ; oe — a — ise 8? - enitunie ier any iine 4- . " . zu ae 8 ro " Be, , wa’ s-c.¢ ef 4 be ane we furrish heat and hwt water. es Citi ; Siete dient F ena?’ ®t - . : a oad >: 4 ; $3 + Pe gs. s w~é TS , & "vas eeneanet — : 3 ‘a , » igus = TOs. “Tet r av RAN BLDG. —— . » ae Se. 4 *, at . - ” “ee -* ~ ae: ote be Sd GR NA cour $ eH, wee — 6 ios * » . 3 se “4 Pk rips oe Nv i ty ot — _- a STERN CCF - Oa _ ‘: iORKIS rev H R. ° elk SS ar ae ae € tk. . sa Te fT ey JOHNS H. ABBOTT Realtor. 709 Chest: S'STSEocNs : &.* ; s art. a ke * GUARANTEE CONS?. Co, wg > eG ; 2 — od é : 1: 2 4 : £ : ; at — ; a : ; ' What ge vere TAT | =~ A oP c: : | ) i ee an rote: | ‘ : . taaiatneews 2 x. ' CMESTNOT. (GARFIELD 6778-47 HIGHTH AND Loces: iba hs panies ee eek SS ) wee eee ee ee ee es OE ei a Sees 4 ™ LPH MI9A N—) PoOOMWS BEB ts , ' 3 ‘" THE NW WAN Isle — NEW MOPERS Eee oe a mle 8 a : . 7 SS TRI AS. WATER: REN oe oe ia . a TORE PINE (oe ATION FOR BARBER 2t" “boos BE , 4er, ahs o% About - enw be Ra Pt 41 ds pb — ore WEENS TRE : i = \ , BUTCHER CK OFFHRE FOR (LEANEN. 5 tat ag team | in king fe TITIE CLARANTY BLD ; DWELLINGS FOR RENT HOUSES. FLATS. ETC. woRRIS WOH ECD. INT Hae Che g , Ree oa nang’ ere ee | : 7 . a 3 oh Building? 4°” 2 wee dl — RENT, FOR ee Neus ELITES —. KOOMS. BATH. ey : Si ‘ ' , . | oak ids e state 7 . ne ul bg fay LAT ¥ ,ot nee Aa nea wry - nae STMT othe pb, tA c; St. gage tp ges ets eae : O77 RE ALY tim Chontean.’ _ pict a as + : ; : un oat mad: Miura feat om Ute meder | ra | MORRIS AANCH R00 ING. 826 Chestrnt 20°” 3 - ber. | PROJDN REALTY AAMTED ‘UEVENTER 1°83 N—La-ge aco timates and Prices : See F am = ne = ; a eee “eco mess tt: a sy cons 2 sk ss oo ‘igh = sca-5 pS iy Insurance, Notary “OW INGS, a8; Pik rN ma. io bs : = v . = eee AS = es CHAMRERLAIS a 1K Yr es 7 = om -. Wm iagt st — sg Oa a rey TLE ee A> ' BA RTH & CO. bany 1766. es = ; is ; = 3 v oe “—_ , — aoe ; oe - Be , ' oe , aw “aa : : ims ¢ BL WONDEREUI Lan ATION wren a ie a , — Bu ilders OKEON &H G B@NOTT ne eng - ; : ree = of BS te wee *, \. . =T*: = re OFFICER WasHINGT ms 41C 3 - 4 ‘ er | b Meg e ry SE mT" ’ — Bs oe f : . ee : eS or fed a hanatar cae . KINGAHIGRS \¥ “D WATERMAN 4222 Gravois ~~. bat > OPT ele .* / ee 5 S- ; ; , ———— moni pea Seas : ‘ . anes To LET—BUSINESS P’ RP SES 4 id & ; “4 9: 2 a = 9 mh oe ~ SEs OND ‘FLOOR Wes? PINE 4°43. Ba: ce | veneer: aD : mu . _— , = PMO OFPICES FUR ‘REST ESPECIA'LY BOULIPPED Foe ss ake a —— Se ee i sath tert.’ r= $2: tA + é , »*a 1D. e as ane on ¢ on IND PENTIMTS hovee. Fo . ain bs Sas 3 ae a. JOS u. ‘ABBOTT Realtor. “s09 ( hestnat. : ‘ce. ; Hi, : ¥ . . ie , 4 - coe TO $0 PER MONTH le méhoMS—.5647 FINNEY ' eRe fs n474 ‘as “ee . ! pos a . FRANCIA PFRRY RUTH. 110 \ *TH H a : 5 ? “Bas i ' . aoe ey AD “ ; New i ts ad ae ae eT a6 > . St OEE |) ae tae er ae is WO Pring 9K sate Dtidh idles anatihutehbot dine saateas ade sp ae a eee +4 eens 1. an oe Bos ss) "e's RARE tn ae apt Hie “Th Ww OLF- POE LA: “kK iv. Noth MA:e 1@38* iN, 1638 No “ag i a@hi 7 on ~ 4606 MARYLAND ent w -¥ 2 eon: $2 foote 5 7 het wi) RODM—Singie. semen ih gh “aN ~~ . . 3 room = ¢ fie ECG . oF an ( ONCREIE. BUILD! UR eos eer ates BEAT: FUIRST- «) REILI ' 2457. —~ HEIMER r f % Bag De: ima lias : 3 ) ‘ sala , ant Eo. "h % | wf a ee “ e“FriacFE is SFW RUILDING sat, RENT ie ~ igites ths $ » “ oe VF & SPecRt. r_119 XN _ TT. OY ~ 7s sre et = oe _ o _ - | een . = —— are ~~ * * aieaiaaiicd —- bas A Bbad is an Fe P RAN D AND \R-F ORELLLY Co.. T23 Ches MAte 2457. = 6: wade? god) sock te eee Be ee ngs Re, es and euttee vacant FURR. ‘Houses FOR RENT acacia oe ee eee, fur x pens tab stad : ff fame 1.0600 Souar 7 ine few 7 MANN Port aN ‘ } Fe FT A \ RET Mt ' »: -aPLw. ex _ ebeageg 3 ww. rs tf 3 Seest ornate SHOPS AND OFFS _South at : a % Aac.\. 4 i ° ‘te as ‘ ° at % : : . “ : , o.% ert i , re ° spelt og + 504° EASTON av. ° . ; n é ee , gee 8 ; aig “ar : ‘ ‘ ° - i & ~~ sk ; are’ 2. + ws ©. £ 7h ‘ ae. 2: MA: “i Boo : “poom +3 cen $ - r : he a“ y ae * ‘ : . - > ; : % " ‘ - a oat . . id 4° ; 630 Fr > _ » : im bb inet furpished, double garage: ren: cy Sa A ae igs r ice Pt engl oe A. $ ‘s TOC: ge: wth 14 ; ; ; pr KMANS R F CO. "o saetish an ; Sewme ooppery ant 36" Ww § EQSHTEENT 1449 N-— S rooms elee —cievir -_Po o : 7) fee = = : ‘3 Chestnat. 3125 S$. Grand. - Pf the ae: : . | AP ARTMENT OR mee 7 ae tt. a, : i=, . . ‘ . eee - - . — 7 4 = - : - , . , wnt +? * A Mm 8 3 | Th Urs ISAAC T. OOR & ¢ Sa A ea rate Biss Southwest ies e#) WINDSOR 77 7 sites re. ORGS sae i Southwest : site r A :! . nese "ner oe wy 3 ~~ > 3 at - > Ri tai 3 ei gia iow ety = | sy - ? ; ' : i: Post [mepawd a memgniow or pert. a!) conveniences CT ee eee ee ret eae + BiGL N. Jatre — : | : ouatli ee = = ‘sromert) 35050 2 SL aeee . ie . s ~ ™s . lies oes 7 - ane - = , ry : ‘ ‘. ’ : a? oe : “ s } GEO. N. COOPER x. 6 . uh 9 se Niele ~e: 9 yu"r aid prepert;. vacant - West a . Ge Ar, > ! BX : — Hwa nEAL Mm con a: as ef - . - ° 4 A ,* : ; - Fe? . sTAW*” G3835 — wpcleta charming FNS SS ee - 3 rooms cteam _ Plant . » ow Owner ieavin etty fer vear ete ac:'s ~e- ra i N -* on "Ist _£? aera “a ‘ i of aid i , ee : : vo ees edinipialineatianesedipasieapitin is be 9 Fi wy ° = : ot a ‘ , i nr 9 ~ . re NIsH EBD HOUSE — ©-rmem bovuse, ~~. ° } vanes ; ~_s¥ seienlita ae. 2of Sey oe. ' oe Areal a - te e LA cert » S4e. @Egtiftiiy farm 'sbetd fit: re a” new omer ae ef mit. - “Roos. $1S: ' ‘ iy 7 : , 4 ; "2 a. -e gg @ar - * ; mia : "op locality; furmace heat 6140 a, "4 : . : gags Rear oR 4 47ame een ar :> . in ee ' , 2 : o : ita *. . ts - — sig se: eae —v"y * “q Se - .* « Bs ee ee ai'her wb Be 2 at REESSANS . cto tly a ~** 14 no aed, ee sie este Hees en “ge erm Ab tit PUG ap 0 Rt Fi tne ’ gy a or , ie oe Cer i. eS ae ee a Sais Ye 3 Roows: _WATER. ELFCTRIC. : oa pew ate ie gi ia see ta imine feet te Dems : 2 ‘ : | in @ ert ee Par cad saitieae eer ade ase een PAT. 2905 4—Oppcst‘e Fairground Part TTTE : nem ah. aA : Pit eer SORE. | , cae «it ' | ad his . . - * ts B Ak EI RY : 4 5 ¢ evund Past + eh 3 oo 9 ee BN) ee ee ee SPs 3 “Al -_ +R 5 - ha Be Ae rN OP w saad . “\ 3 ~~ estes: Mam ana he i oer ¥ & D. Bo34s a pe 7 . i et- ispe: a. _ Ean Ce os 3 ‘ ‘ j ae x J , HOURB—4 reome cottage preferred; JOHN (sBUTT Rralter. nee. #2. Soeth Mark ’ : $2. SA castie iF) s**t ‘ nN », oa Wilk: tte land ASL AL co ; *e : . eS -. ee : €2: . mi rc as ly aE RA ge afer echoo! na GAME 222k tore _ 22: ¥ 72s iat agate — COLORED ONL Y_930 w sa satissmomme or nm Gare , . a > om? ere Che tee: , ‘ ; .—r oiee. s oar $964.32 32—cneice fais Abe 7 Sr) ig ~ we Ses &" ‘a5 ai . lew + Tiel (rewmr Te >. ADeny 37 t4 ) DLAs i, : . ioe Sf 7 LL Estnt ats ; — hea” > sd oe > ..* « . pe. EX Ee 7 ate | oe +m is ” ~; : A ‘ OP tw ' | alee ‘SION 4 rooms and a-- Ned FRAXSKLIN wg o. a 2. FOm.*2 ; ‘@ SO : ; EAS oh ra , nee 4 7 1a — “oie st : r . si REritYy ‘ oO. PRASEIIN 4 enems een * oy . Abts. r a ~ . a FRANKIIN thiert Pane FRANKLIN ewrd “an- oi “aa = ; 5 ae aT-aWs ‘ aiicions tg er east 5 He “Se mod ll : PHY se TASS QNr Pes TieTs. a zg" E , 4 _—-? ; : .§ i ® : ~—- “ows a ; -« = 5 a r . 4 wus Ye . af :f Fiat abe ve w Qh ; * 5 rag | = odd i ars é a - . : * (ect hock Ret Tt ive Post - Ds te”: | : : as : : ' i a eS «ene even. EAsTws. 6223 eee ee STORE AND RET AL STORE Fir ewe: ! e* . } . HOTeRs POR COT. ORED ~s = ss i : = | - , ' ‘aa ‘ , ‘e i“? : ss ; ; ‘ : 7. cme # . ‘ ee - ccabea - te er }4** Saetibe:

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74. a rooms, tile 8, FOR Caiet ; c L ES ‘ a terme “ie Sa POST- DISPATCH. Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. JANUARY 16, 1927. BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE ESIDENCE! ‘ ———SSS—SSSS SE i B2000 RF AL ESTATE For Sale, E xchange, Wanted, and Bungalows, FLATS, AP'TM'TS, FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE FOR SALE We offer for sale half block at N. E. Cor. Texas Property has a frontage of 347 feet on Improvement consists of RESIDENCES ES FOR SALE naeisanere Fo FOR SALE REST HUY IN I: ~ “i Six room matt brick RESIDENCES FOR SALE . 22-24 0 FALLON N SF and flats "| tncotoe $150 per aaeak HARTWI0 DISCHINGER, 2: 2808 x. $500 CAST CARH. 9 750 month. rat WEST PARK. 7e1—Sing e agains flat. VALE WANTED +6 6 “118 WAT Fae mally weil-bullt and attrac residence, with abundant closet heater: weather | lot 50x140;: card sa large porch; something new: if you want price and | ne or SCHWENKER t REALTY Co., , 909 Chestnut | Wt 4 tute Adi. at | CHOICE LOCATION, hy daly GROV PARK. AL. ICE. bg ae Sture building ' Texas by depth of 112 feet. above, exce). ent opper exe modern fireproof gape 6 stories and basement, occupying plet containing 92,500 aquare feet. shipping platform: 1 Also 2-story building, 65x112, garage and work shop. We also att ‘r for sale block bounded by Texas, Ohio, Sidney and Improvements consist of one large building, 3 stories and eB cnr plot of ground 180x125. stripped throughout, qo new SN Ce a 8- room e iden good condition: — Gattenden DET NG “FLAT BARGAIN. i — | Gre Radewiicnntis fine -. ps residence on 2 f MOST EVERYONE —admires Gannondale, because it is a choicy An exclusive community of fine homes. There will never be any stores. apartments or filling stations in Gannondale. You want this safeguard around the home you And then you want quality in matertals and construction. Perhaps you require lib- pi DE. TONTY HOME AND INV ESTMEN a 5100 biock ante ay. out pewis farmed. fo or | in fin e condition, ature haar erg A-ruam hot. gg heat and al) - Ve ad ‘truss siz! 500. this is your * cham ; evervthing like new: garage. HEN RY HIF ME NZ R._ | 1904 NEBRA ASKA | AV. S-story brick reeidence- hardwged floors hn pion _fumace, «a. race; good gaily ge nite we M. A, RU ry co Tain Piece Matin T582. ‘EL ORA PLAC ‘E BARGAINS 40°" Flora &-r room, p oth : aragrs: Betas sa $13 750; onl= $30) rd - from I EF. se HERME * RP AL os T22 Chestnu'. tile hath. , #treet made; Al . 3S an ang! only S15 , mh 6 {cr sara 40%—Dandy 5-5 room. rock front porch, See Deulle garage. LEE-SCHEE. he 008 cond: Be bat “we! $0714. family, “4 rooms “t rie’ ly modern; street aim _ “0% Scraveta. Gr. RR. bath, wil R. E vnae RKE_ AE * tame 5471 Gravola a9 bath. pe: x OREGON, ret 2 Now Asthoms 7 Partsh vient ool. ” je ere son ible. A rte r . Realtor, 700 ca oa a te fe. eunroom “er hot-water £20 Lafayette. 9 ee : + te ee ar caraee. In- Risa onventent t 3 . a “th ro uchiv E FL a) Mi hes _ Let us s} ow Fou this fine — bitidtng: COMPANY, INC. Realtors. MAin 1778. 610 Chestnut | ine ae — nines — . DOW S—WELL + gm HM ate CE; organizations ere “ cA! California hae «e climate rou : wit ike, an enjoyalle twelve Inenths open season. re mileg of peved roads. Se BRE “4 al pEK. eh LZ. THOL OZAN, AGS —New ‘ ~ ES EEA Ce IPP heen, - vem 6. wae 4, io—. De MU x PARK. HIGH-CLASS) APARTMENTS 6249 KROSEBURY DRIVE 63IS TO 6334 S. ROSEBLRY 3-G:mily and two 6-family ments, which can be bought at the right J. I. EPSTEIN Tanke asouy STORE gy ort Comer Yth and Lami, : 1. BLY er oe improvencnts in, WITH on Wilnoi T PURSITU 4 Tey cciewes 3503 Gravois, ( ere a ae ope “a S FL. SEE THI “FI AT CASH 4.00 eg x thon ho tion vn and eee nd: let me mai) yuu our tiustrated depen te information c. ves, - oe ~ ete wee . Poh pens containing on Southern Calbforna. General Colonization Agent, oe... } Exchange, Chi 2 rage "SACHAR. M Ain 2051. 500 CASH—$i0— La meady Vineciiietsen @ & lie MAin BUSINESS PROP. FOR ‘SALE RY HIEMENZ “R. CO... PROP "ER a mG 11) business fn ine oi = | Pista ic Ps Bhak S POU K oF TOK NIT y—s12 2 “pare nade; douple garuge; 3 pola, 7 Pee Cet Re es 1A ates Pe tae - oe gee «6811 he ated, garage for Hata * ee? eat HR we SOU TH AMPTON—4947 WALSH. von | ¢ . “SCHERER. 610 Title Guaraity_ 4974 QUINCY Attractive matt brick flat of @4 and 4 tile bathe. sepa- about 3 years old, Ok NET . eee FA AMA fertile farm ~— ~~ ee as a Union. or ack qrathweet —_ Me iter $330, ber month. terms . TMENT PROVERTY. ° pees rner 22d and oe ag , tipet: Sy og tion. A ST PINE. aia rooms. eae iti ‘ne = om; open; m | nae «tne bon flat, eep- SAC ACHAR. “u din “Bay. pfolo DRED wet Y “— | ROOM BRICK MDW ELLINGS | BALANCE $36 PER MONTH, /INT BA: EMT N RESIDENCES FOR 8A LE perity In Westers Canada; "tee “Canadien. -) ‘offere rich fertile lands at the low « an _— 7 AN eR ee > - te be 0-02—Husiness ety Ly VERSCHLEISER & use. EER ry tee t WALTERS I ae . TYP KE RESIDENCE eet:lers” el down —_ s ume of land. Je in 84 equa) ‘eapue! payments. snail” enough @aine terms for TINTS 5012 Kin penen way. WA ROU Riverside 4310 & MODERN noo BRICK GARAGE, D oa PROPERTY NEAR NEW PRO. } PARK. BARNGROVE & SPECHT, 112 N. »J0 ROUMS, gel ge a CASH. | Carrag 6331-33—Two stores and flate 1 uit gait FEYDT Jt. ag gg TY bendy . ® blocke from Remiley's new mar- 2620 Salisbury et ee AKENTROP REALTY co. double §-room Nice double & a E xeellent 4: familr: Bh na trance: m 722 Chestnet. 1 iCEF K¢ chy rMEN. Kr ain r wre "502% Gravol«. Or. — (Pnern Monday _ wee hiwete Wr sree (4 ve a ’ 1701 & we ‘oo - electric: A Ann. og S “1. S rooms, al — Fine o & sole ea made; saroariy el! af a bargain. "ay": 4 liens ata, Ct. ‘we = 4 a ine KE aU RE ® Wrz. “Riverside . same. f A yore = ALE 0% TERMS. of 3 : ne. s Bat yu faumiiies of 3 room hardwo% lore, » tt ns tamiis. a re ‘ms, z — ae tnilea ratirea i town you K OPPORTU NITY | B.Sbis. 43 Dayton | st. trade for atures west; v a’ WEINGE oe Nin eda REALTY CO,, EDW, 1 KU nS RLTY, Ss Avi KIDD “LANE: a epierdicd store and | GAKPLL 12) 4; 7-487 10. 4 5 Pa. Grain oinks. AND —200- ac Tes dilir ole, on hard “Lear Bo odeninadois he cand bn CHESENUT, at - fiat "Ss oe 4 ple: its hardwood Hoorn: ANT: FRANKUIN Seale: - view £56 age riske m: my priced ri “oneiser trade of part for high- clase t S340 ber month: troake. HENKY iste mRoew 14 fi eetrul ‘xx MeREE FLA’ ae LANDS rod Fl _Murphysbere a dime te r and mee - oe . WOAS CONST. . zea BARGAIN . ; balance easy terms. . Groom brick bun- " ae your beat offer, 4 room brick bungalow: 5 and 6 room single | { make your beat offer. 4 an’! 5 room don oe od \ e , ait’ ) ts ree and 's tata: 4 roome; frente ant WALTER JONES RK _WOL F- POLLACK —Sale or tae % acre: i Int: Lanne re ang Riverview drive, “Me: edits, on lack It iver 3900 Sot ARE FEET eo parnie anes TACES Wood —, wy ga he! — 12 | FARM —20 acree: new bait hiaae 1 ott 6216 1 roar ala FARMS \ WANTED VORNET ace | Ra! Set iret | FRANC Is YP i: niey it “TH, ‘ ‘ “hrietlan County. Hancalys | KF, , By _ 1232. ‘84 Davard ar. »a 4 vat 4: sR NOR TH et ED eras. ‘ i —g FARM ‘ inate: Ee ae ome gtete rot a Lavin re Y 400, Met BOR ns, oy 2225 S, Grand. L Ac. Xe. 0620 | toc 2 beautiful A-room houres. | : om BLA‘ CKSTONE herd- ‘ eal nace. price gpa | HENRY ANDREAS “IDEAL flOME” Ty larre rooms and rumen Si-rage comiar©rt mente, lot onasee: 2 stores. ‘room residence: price aks o PEFPA, —aimadoodad “NE \v PLAZA LOC TION 5. E. Cor. 16th and i sanngp more than @f) mm) Valued up to $106 ono. wilt, § part payment on e150 en. ue“ es | pep oo A “7 ‘ a ee ee we reer av for cottege. én. F oy Seen 3125 8. Grand LAc. 0620_ EASTON. TAYLOR TRUST CO., T and ve. SU" TH we F LAT 4 GTC je an en MMETT RATIO IN, 604 tne : z VICTOR, ee “Residence. i grooms. Hvt- PAGE. 4638- GER te bo 8 and _ GLI Kk Realtors, R22 Chestnut. good 1a: 2 a. esate Br * on — or me TO po sag want to \rane —_ — b REAL EST ATE—FOR OOL’ED roome and bath: Tyo — ei Flats” brick bu* ding. aaa corner $200 DOWN—1019 ~~ GI. am. Realtora, 822 ‘Chesi- is NC nor t roome andj tone: S. GRAND. | CAROSDELET RENIDE: NCE oT BEL L. 3495—? Shy fee ee ie: trent: : Hebverer uit Otte "Katrmane 4017 Phillipe | fin impeovemente. ‘FARM Wi td —$2250 farm | RELI. FALADE. 26 $~6. room frame bath | in ep onael con Mithon, = Duy furniiure. Jose bai Od ‘Taore = y tinten edie ceeem a FFYDT JR. REAT. ry CO.. 41. _ 3400 rand. 38 ae eH ‘sT. AND Talk to Us About the Wonder- RMIT NT: : ERGER. 14 N. &th ot. ‘od hie penning | "Beautiful Reekich Residence 039 Central Av. “new! va hecorate as 2 Ts me ite in comet co re beta, del + Al oumine > ey ‘ 3 ie the E BRO FOS. t onar, | ~! RIAN, Box 8. ton é ———* 1S ode. “Mehl Comer paris agarirs of av ful Possibility of This Property. University City 7 Stores and Flats. POULTRY r ARM wu 29 omic HIGAN WALI TTR VTi ieee rie tad al Cand residence, BEN ALTHEIMER & BRO. REALTY CO. 409 Wainwright bldg. Pin ae down, acres productive land: — a eee about Miseourt. Boz ¢ wo Dandy 4. Room Doubles park ‘ac: one street: eTRODTMAS if BTRO TTMAN = SB. GO. | na tub. ehower and : 6682— “Pain ee UNTMPROVE? LAND Con abn BAXTER, GRan4 6301M. cre vanges a oe With savant iT: near gt Re Park; : : hor 19@ well furnished: al) exn- target 3 Peto carace. * inte IENGY heMENZ ‘h. "CO.. ANDOURSON PS ai ERMA 616 Chestnut. j MAJA 4506. . owner ist fivor ment.

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ewe neo anemnenegeanaia ~~ see A SE ene — ~~ ——— ee 10B plein 28700 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Pe rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; Business Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. IAN eRe te a POST-PISPATCH. a : ——$——— | NEY WANTED | BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BUSINESS FOR LOANS ON REAL ESTATE LOANS ON REAL L ESTA MONEY WANTED _ MONEY | WANTED "LOANS: ON REAL ESTATE | MONEY W | | eee SS —S——————— | orm —— TE ‘WANT party with $5000 AUTY PARLOR—De. mar we, om - : —— SEC OND DE EDS OF TRU ST “MONEY on SahEe te first deed of expanding est a>lished business. Missoni business and equipment: tremens a TH © Private party want Prac ipo re os j invest- ga: ) | e auch perv ye ug a cash to f nd five poom stock brick CO™DOration, unasually profitable: inves quick servi double flat excellent condition, wil] Meni secure: ey * tg lavestiga UNITED SALES COMPAS | ERLMUTTER-B BROWNSTEIN R. aM. co pal ep cent commuasion for three-yeas ion wericome. Bo eo 320 Wainwright Bidg REA 2 ortgage loan correspondent | of The Equitable Life t19 TITLE GUAR. BLDG. GArfield BS f 5 per cert for Syear loan. Boz WIL ‘aell to Gentie party ee 5 cash aOR OnE eee ES7 A 2 | A yA NS 7 As mort. italien ae 24 Post-Drepatch ' @ business with unlimilal p» a t SHOP—Totne glee Beppaeea , S es we have placed x P eee thing to : ehould net $1275 ow week —- m tts anal | Assurance Society of the United States Second Deeds of Trust nite “im iy for personal Cute 1610 ae . art- : = % ob $ me bl oO, FT IN DS In Any Amount | many millions of dollars of insurances funds in first mort make ahd bus 2d and 34 decda of |. __ STOCKS AND BONDS gon A351 Fost: Departed. _______ ax) BILLIARD AND PUOL 2 /O ees ¥ gages on St. Louis re: a] estate. It has heen our iInvari- 9%. Quie clon reas paren QT Niese am ‘er att B.3 om it pre- | UNG A a «Al w . an = gi a pret _chenw: 10 able practice to furnish a guaranty of title hick pro- Money es. loan 7 2 this prope - a) . _ Ptr ¢ °°: oc sig arerg s) CnaTs ya" . : ¢ “ : . 23” oT Farare fl mortgage sale estate loan wnich you may purchase from us. firete ana aeconte: STO Oe on hand: old 11403 Paul H- «> #2 to 1006.( we -* woras, t eater. amicrs Gs > ac it . tT SINESS a a N REAL ESTATE Love. Van R's er &Broan BEFORE CLOSING came Nea ae See See eee | Ca a ’ * “s : his oppoctur _ for a 0 executive ration with very fnest of n and ra cent net f : . rrounded e TO LEND O : | 1 H A t LOA N (with $45.00 S aG0-car ty; = a . INVESTMENT, SeCURITICS | Sane ee ety ae, aguas epeamdtecte card fr Fol ela Of t ntile nid ih yt It Will Pay You dling aL. a it.ce of Bea.. a «opi. aiee. wnole ! ~: 1 ty reral suvervise gales x... ar: SINES S3S—For . Business property, dwellings, apartmen _ merca j : “ee aa T- Get ‘ror Patese and Termes st e 3 Ne ~9 vrars « a > 3 4 : et an » the company recttire “guipped De! ‘ehing and pe, 7 ‘ on A ye ann as Cl. eau ‘g.3 inves cma _— ma? ft of ability who was @nan- nee buildings. If in the market for a new loan or for & hi AT. TERRY & CO. srdbte KV"O0. "Aa irene: ot | Stas respons oa = ae - = “Testathiared J =i, renewal of present loan, you shoold get eur terms. ) CORRESPONDENT, ATTENTION pO : i ever aren ke us both | jc noite Personal attention—lowest rates of interest and commission lial Penge cient Me: val oer a ee “2 Retmsomagesiphine Careful | analysts CAPE cated ed in t . ? -— Life Insurance Co Sold . tion om: Sle earcones 5 $500 oe eine cesamemare : Ph: one Ww A\tr °41R Rg > heerr :* ? ‘ ‘ , : tat : In Business Over a Quarter of a Cestury , ; a 2 : 1 os weure t “partic : ' tr . Edw. K. Love Realty Co Pantie Fon SALE | LOQme On remeowt CTO MONEY 30 10 6G Ea eos eee eririne cre oem) eer : —_— ' va = ab ah + - ai nee ie on ve ad _? ° o me a ‘ s. “+ ° ‘ ‘ ; ¥ € 3 . : . iv ¢@ 5 4 ONE RY- _— t - ? w s O y ‘ ) North Dakota | | ae y}oan. in any amount oon seta’ a) ee ae pen rag nine cael The mo: te ful! 276 foods. 3215 Olive forte "HANG @ ° —— ij soe ners i mi : 5 - meet ( x . yg tp os : : - tai ; os ‘ sae S ° + abe ‘2 = aa. uLom : 1¢ ‘ cr * 4 "ANL: ¥ T . j * wN “EX i MAn J907—MAIn 1298. 704 CHESTNUT Garfield 773 ||| NORTH DAKUTA—Fvery farmer ‘ikea T) ST FT } Re 8 rs for pare: a asc’ ‘unthly. cash lualness, Bruce so: tent io ail the aaiee work — ar fen AMERICA" ; gets a on , ae \ =: eee Se . “) erty trade. Box 4-2 ST NM, spect Si thee tc meet ne Bilt ai ri meee H : ares. pe ry ; “ Beg, teste +, Satan Ge eu? pape Ey het. es aK fs VO j f ) ; eb _ ‘ ea ee. ro 7 Of thes: improred ey lt i oe. a. —: Lieven if RNITURE—Supp.t re ty CANDY | STORE—Acr =.= = 4 = = = .. “i ; sii - epebuing pice og , thee SA > Be = ire to (ret Our Figures da : RIiUIDTmen! as: aay é MGT) ore : . bagi, I Dat . on pr bul” ee a* eS * demeeaee samt a Pg 4 ANY ; 3 yal te. ay. EN \ You Desire to Make or hate wee? deg rous of tolvine me fo- : ; + Second Deeds of Trust Purchased + Bisa sn ve i a Renew a Loan Candy Shop—N. Van¢ sail ‘J TY obgertas ortanite: Mee Gee ib : po a complete sui; | REAL _ EST TE-OTHER CITIES Y ee Ce “a i * = a" “ee ae Biggt nd Clams Witte tor pian.) bet: ‘Boiler ‘and Ww el ding Machine at quick, ut ‘bs eld oF a a Reasonable Terms, Prompt Action | Bt oneal HOI -SE— ‘ ~ rene 3 7 ve cnwi 7 (; a i on aA W = 4 ( , § ° ve? : res sala ee Cite % . uo A in one. sa ae ay deo > Oo et week’ Estat gt arceres — — : aca SI al : — — ) (es kis 4* rin 40 , —— ~- ba 0 wd Nocation for restaurant ard seft oonzk (i . ° ih} 3 = ——- — . UNS Lawn TO7"Q warts indue- Powe TO men rer ont Veg: AR STO RE—Down tows $5000 to $00, E11 oe Meee “BUSINESS PROP | — 2 7 AME DAY i. . . lana aciumes th payPol. #& 14-03 16.500 -3 an +. “GARD NER R. ROO. $25 N - i al . i : : 3 — = - ad cash. * Loan Applications Post -ifetat oh : At. AR STAND — ~~ Se 4234 CB rave . LL IPR pS .. ; ; > Of } oo $e 4 ee bats ey \ = , a Taras . a -— i ’ saan : Downtown INCOME PROPERTY PREFERRED pouga Sacer oom any ot if poor grt ch a ke hg Owe 3 oe eC SIREDS mag ty nants aioe patent amg SHEETS STS, | Comet Sunday od Reiley Soleited hy Arne ene eee Poet viepatch. _ mi. Sa + =e SC CIGAR StORR oer Ee ein t ss = ’ L; S1500 oF $250 : npr siecs Te. Ss , CLEANING a . moms: best comer. G = if ttt en HK : — _ bran & office, doing gued ~~ @ BcERY STURE—Stock ahd. 3 ts 71 ~ SHL EM . INANG E 2 1) MORTGAGE CO. trl, iNi coM Haar 7 fe - os — . Riserek we 2. 4, WY¥down 0840 7901 FORSYTHE BL. |! Prcantettxoe Yar ot sal pei” sft rr ef Tivate. I +! A ue tind es 3 9 » - ; Poche J. A. FINNINGER See ee eee: Se «O'REILLY =| 228s Sees pen eteete # Seee ' IRID: EST ATE—* opnost’ }) ot ; > week Com In Ptica mone Secured anJl sa.ary oO” a) a boli ‘ars ne Pony ° ° 1 lt Bort Myers. frontage 600 feet on beauti- 5) , nterest. in -oront ; ¥-3u3 0% LIANG | I ran ty ANING ty ocahatenr ag “TOOT hoe )) ww YW a SW | Ci maANING AND PRE Th — eee . 4 " i -- : usiness { "a ——7 ae: ¥ AODOrtu: | — ihe : U. To “AOD Bd Tv! ff foi . +?) ' _—— ee aS Wilm c 1} : pp of a block of valuable CONFECTIONERY CF —Asd dene 33 FAKM—126 acres or funt: your opportu OZARK FARMS—Fo: r sale or rent. ara | rr, otk wilage - —- , nna —— @. . ; a . 2 7 Rie: taseg’ wna vat a a STOR! z é ; ’ émal! romm unity, nity to get out city: terme. H. Gidewn. ary _Fre: veri kiown, Ms, _ . i ee ee ate a A ; a wi i h MONT e.. , or : TIE Yi a : On “GH ( ONPER . - =, ‘ | m av. . FARM—A ood 40-acre farm ob highway. : 4.U mR OMe C > Ee an 3 MwA NV. ‘ - F.—*'annton. Ill.- store and, . ie : , ee patoneh « : . | spied: J é oe CITY . a Hho “TIONERY—Smaill "= con fectioner? eae - sa sane . 7 | ) : , TONEY: .) Mansfact. ) . 1 Ww trade reasn nable reat at GROCERY Tiles Ut; Wori 4000, my bo soar Pi t pede mimes y ; arte. Papas ‘tie Tay - Jarge lot: fret ofer ut AMrkKi AN BROABRT AS. »t delat a i! Cai ‘ ; , ‘ * geese O''we st ¥ ’ ; oormet iv rooms reasonable. $540 Siw" gown. BERKELEY REALTY kik aaehindteeer wmretl- task akiee . a taken ne: quick avle want- 318% 7 u- Fe ed : WE MAKE AND RIO _ vt Nak shee ie ee ae , ag ane 1 . t ONE ECTIONERY AND Liwee Heats, _GKand 1431 eS ee eh Mem Weice th thickte amet od femerous | fl worth $600). LEE-CHERMES, 3563 os Pos, echoots and taciorv: goed ame GROCERY. “MARKET—Seouth ell PanM—a ; ; 4 ) farm Ww: = as a> wis “yb , mil Ss: ek ae : nee , nt ie : ‘ai tuts are Mist sell. FOress © business. Rt far oie dente | sp-tu-date ve-Proumn ow Writ Jat oo & + vans Cederg, RESTUENCE hance Ce wal : ‘3 1 ‘- Laing ..‘erest. > Quick serv- ag: cp ity —— Ph ec guevbags NR A rea i +g . ae : ~—— = = ry _ on V letor a ah ‘ i dail sel , ; Pats / rapes “ tae? sine , ; : , ; . i $1e or : it 01 tain! t oft mn Of) room CONFECTION oo wife no ag ; 4-4i8 ~e hmic:, v~ $2 .Ug%04 ay. - »- 1s si riDig SH hb a : i ‘ 4 it i EPO S an 24 : ‘ ‘ 7 a | 3 ; i sus . ." we! i ry etch | ry rt eg I v 4 nm ta schoo po te ae SRO ERY - M re KET - North weat: nion. Mo. adtw Ban ent th! r Ce ona Ks s isprat > te a3 oe \ , > pate a rob 7 a : - i: - | -ge ; . a ; : fey? blur - ee ae Aang devs on be- — _— PERSON L PROP Y nets ee ote tip eas ae eee MONEY WANTED : RY tag eee mdi ss : wa propery | CONPECHIONERY—With fountain; ‘ '. Y ‘eat mark 1° . from Ste te Peit CENI A YRAR—n ) Awa-- waka ied. 4648 mse ‘EDS oF ee ‘ear. third CBP sv write us ke Rd alae . San Antonio ts . city of over heate-. schoo: cone car * “and ~ gee —fa0 acres. dairy or stock: 1) high Price $12 per ac Te. nh : wh gettin eat sasitonster ; a a Fe oret? In OP porta. Phone mouse ee $15: 2° 8 , _ Ravbichegueprey ee n= = 205 0O'0. a recognized health resort | leavine erty . 2120 BS. Gread. . ) lowes! wes ‘sieem vt Gs 9 ed ~ é ’ "w * _— - ie " " a » “ Ra * s é , r OE > 7 ° opp rts tke ! 34 fenced: house. 2 barns. aflo and springs: ;\' &¢ ree cin ma he i cial Bonz oma hie Brie ‘4 =Fetablisheu 4 ae . oer buna. sii > 7 oe. and one of th mer pa! sm CON F ECTIONER Y¥—And a ae “4 ori ~ éh¥ & sss ‘ 4 : P ; " ; 4 , 346? C do * 3 | ” . ' . . ° ° . > se \ ‘ . - * - ’ - » F3 . F / NID gell or trade for apartmeni or tenemen! om MM ame: “es ote * nas HE: 7° | ; — ee. tO ed ak Soe bees ps of America For furt! ful par: rent; good location: cheap. gree aon oop ANS Box A-311_ Post-Inspatch ~ he r NG i - “ . isk K = sf a arenes : : - are a idress 4-371 een tamer FAKM—t Louis County: 20 aeres: Heese ae OS Fen ch be SUPREME UNVESIMENTD COKE. ROOM / : 9 : raras +) ehee and Gemice 6 CON ae ving 2 See road: 5 minu es from es Times So) Na eberties, Oo hens 14 tri trees 3 GID 70S OLIVE MAIN S586 067) e oan } O! le\ , om oe Sin’ West But. @aties onabie on accosnt sicknees. GROCERY Bie Boe treae oo » ~~ ne ee ee ee gp opbt Pastas +. '- 4° . ‘ ’ 4 } . wr ‘ . 7-2 - . *. * - - 5 s , 4 , — —— o rs sine 5 3 ou 34 nes — : > “UNFECTIONERY LON° 8 (BER ee a . . ee Ss - . . 415 ‘ “ie te Payee oer s). - § .- dene —~— = jae eed c mice lavisg. ‘reit, powiry land. . : : ) as ‘ resto erail fou ; —— WANTED + {fer wun ae Cénirae 6130 Tront: m Me f y from your it.come ?. , thoermgagee Peou, : bd : . . ; vs SRE Pid a5 rips | t-D atch. : ese a hon te Lb FARM—4 acres tome. well located: T% jf mont : ie: bse Risuerc ai - Bia as, as . > " : ig caus eae Ss ne: P useg Tx ‘ ye Amick am aie a - att r ‘ONFECTIONERY - i we AND MEAT “MARKET Qnoce ong terma C R. STOO?S § §&u.i:- an : is i @ . ’ . p . — Pf »* \"e.0 ’ To sa! arlied people o OC 9 ae) oe Te : 2. TAP Sos 7 Se i C Fe LOR— Account bed health Pia ery » mi ee -to ‘ral!nead n. Cats bot o22 yo irom use 3 432 cer a@i ce . aistinchic ‘ ad AN | SS 5 mee i fF 0y var hes ERY we W. mid ‘ OXF Re Oe ae GR‘ ERY—-Abi siarket 7140 Hictwar A chance {OF thr rate SUL Der sear oan OF Comm 7). Renay AF TY Som = ,' i pl ngelirtig eax a be Ya me patent 1 counter trace only . aa a ae Vinita Park §t. Leuis Count. @ munth nox bs i, il} ao. 2 on Rage et | : ‘ay W > ee > Mg si Sulivam near foot merkets. hard roac : —— ” ea 1 v Phi PAin “8... [" 2 VEY — vo" Pobre: AN le. ~~ re" ke ns 7m r°* evr ge = palin gap ‘rn Reaitv. 4335A Shaw. G ) Wel) impreved $3000 S10) cash. ba - e : eve NOW ofp od THE QEARKS. a AVOID worry: “i lebt tha: \{ Isso R [ er eee “ h a oe co aoe ; La cet te * pint | be , w) Ee .: TOF , td. «nd be jon, I i : al Phe trade: 2 living roome: # ; 4 oe me iat, Wepre asta Si sims Tae eeastcc: INVESTMENT CORP. cate a. ; Pe eR ae: Rene Ta oh Ba ee a ee a und flocr | hawe gen’ une barca i11 oblie: TPvers, ol arse OB per Cenk Gime ass ~ \ YEy Wiis aS rh s@ etn no aa ing sre pi perenne eae ange 5 See — a CONFIFSTIONERT G GROCERY. rooms: rent $30 ror hwest ft TH. | FAHKM- 191 #eres. on g04 rord 8635 mm! ts stock, alin dairs poullre and “1p: Meiucal Credit Bureau, 1Us2 Arcace b... By W).2 304 C} bemieag!) co a8 Ce eee . Apniy 59) Get 18. 2eR! i facto ry Ay me on ast Sate | mnie $15. 0 pes ecet then Gaeel _—"s lulan @-ubh. L miles from tor vw «Terre, 65 ‘arma; healthful climate: near good ma sina: niedaaascee RECS . 4 eal | - fipesg $A! Me : Se : 8 Ria ee st ne aie a : "rna Realky. 4% & GRO LRY AND WFAT MARKET—E acres cultivated. 10-acre roniage on Iog xnete: od roace under constrociion: ™: AMO INUS UUM: et Lem oi WOE" 7 ie oes -: s. ak “gerade “* GRACE - = PITSINGT SS Wea Wel 14°21M — -« from $1200 to $1400 werk, Ki-er fair dutidings, $230. F. Fieb- work for the other feNow? Own 8 farmn Grand. Open S co B LAr ce Usd LOANS ON REAL ESTATE - 5 z th 8! vy . 20mrissic* : ee ee --—- —— 3 SROCERY OR BUSINESS Wtd—Well : CU NF ECTIONER ¥—Colored 2: oo business: ick sale whee. = er 1509 S Broecway oA “yr 7). f independ as i : oy se nC sav FURNITURE LOANS NS GemaMerut) sea : ig ‘ ze ’ 3 : > EL” .»7> dus.7ese Open he cai-d ard yan in ex: mp ae oe Lat > 61°29" or 2745 Frenk'in s saggy, ee ee h ent. rave it Ouser. ; Pia : : ; deed r.s* a . sv, so > "Cc Sab: rT. aS ‘eaib . oe. ive: i UnxALOW s P-412. Post-l ispa’ch. « «9 : FABM—1U0 acres On coticrete highway , : vyyen 4 to 8 $435 Grand pide a 7, ae ae : 7 . ~¢ oe i f . -$. Bie gy 9 «Ee ree es oF atWwer ; "oO tic] Si ae ; : : Ty Pyy v NITED ¢ he SALES COMPA} CROOERY AND WFEAT MARK ET- a ‘ ; 72 : a a US3U - fit th : : a N ‘ 3 ° , _- ae hiwereiae O17 309 3 Broadway.) x miles trom good small town, ehtpning te Grkh eeaninen tet SME ABBOTT. Reaktor, 700 Chest St nate we Le a: peice +) Bom ets ees SS ee ate aap hampaiaen Til: —— ——_! af yabeny _ eof Caner _ SS 7 hiverpice tN votre Twelve miles to nia erat LORD TP ER AON oe Te ; a ; > _ aad 1% STORE Wei —Wtrh or ae —t SN rata’ eee € | ool FAKM—40 acrea 49 m lee eouth: fair HOOK with two colleges op givia one re: “Eitige 9 HP . eh aie : me rty ur.ty if TINE see pe a Mal pte hae iene. acer: ie og i a. ’ . t. new veeman : - »uildings goud level land wt'm.u: stune , yoOUN, Men on er S Pew +e FURNITI RE AND A AUTU LOANS— QN- 4 peer ae, — 4 ¢-lrigt 4? Seseigiees : ar a nei teats : nthe a it & hE 4 | WSS “T NITED S \LES S COM iP. / ee | ec hoo) sy te BOCd Posds. price S1104. T. Abont 250 — in cultivation: good AME DAYS NO INDORSER*, MONEY AKAN .f53 | oeeue of t Ra ac) aM aise : : 1 wa y me ; toe Se 6 ws eae: .: gh Y Fisher 7509 S Broudway. Be cain, vo vats and wheat. re-t in pasture DAY: OPEN Fe + ee chars 201 i} . . x : wee eee ; : : ) nee Are emi ? = : Pin ) erie on: ise Vi ve ee sh ons r Di $+ w ) NS Pw . a ede O17 | a big “timber. Enough red cedar trees ou D | _JEi FE RSON 1952. 1 ae Bhd at : ; es a , ‘ y i aoe ¥ Te aenpatech a : oh . a ‘ lg . be CONFEC TRONERY nT i ae ac res. - tdeal stock farm. 60 i se C@hhu «i ‘arm corel >, ae is Via of if ' A \N= os eo rf ; ree. 3 er ie J - EHO - ' . : : is : No ow: F: ; h eS : ‘ aor 2 ’ arw w “store. | KO \ Sis : pt a : re send: i , HB... at 4: ja wena metinssiias and fair improvements Good or hard and Dinie Creuit Co las Morgan ot | Paiva, ae a Ce ee ee ae gtict mee eet $%: Se Rial ior, oo S12 week “7 COTA LOO ee page oP o* ee a butter tera, U. 8. sliciug Mn ; Seine 9g le a FF | 5 . Oouthburidines 1%} . : Tm™ i : 'n- ‘ : . ; ‘ 3 ee SF : re . : - ; ih a a a. e . ey det . ANY Bl SINESS SOL TD ‘ a ates thine. oem gs Must eel). . : . > ty of water ’ t i i : - > a { 4 ’ «ae ° z 32 > te from school: Grille o-veln wells ae Se coat? wert ae rn oe — ° . "AMERICAN ” EX arcount’ of asgow av “0 LEWIS Cuba ce ae “ ay ney uM ere othere races then forsibis : Boitg eae oe eyes ge er age . , on be ane A ee eee vi IC KL} AND PRIVATELY ; , GH CKRY AND MARK ET— North ij, } % . .% ¢ ? & a + 3, 4 f Re va — 14 Ls _ . . > -_ ‘ 3 ee a me ; , . “ ‘ re : >. ‘ F os x . ‘ " . ae Nines . - rm a“ 4 F ~ oe. os ao - ot ee eee , "7 n b if ne ae = 1 hers Fine place i ogy wh ; a fee ar ; . : 7 nee e wnbet of cas irets > ue | way. iachuding wilds ia ge ai di a y otis - \ 4 , wy rr * he ‘ ‘ é . ‘ as bie . rea! esta? ¢ q AMERY — -_ . * ‘ r room 13 tiwinug Prr THe rent po Orne x ™ a é, tral — BAY: 000 aa. balance moenthiy ° > . ‘ook by’ . i L .s ; ac : ‘ é , " + a . : eects : : . : = ic ‘5 L crtcr Ee I. j ‘ ; ul! hes: ' A ° ~e 4 ~ ee ren val ¢ as : : " ; e ~ on : - . . , - ft t ’ ’ ° ° - : = . “ - a ~ . : ~- green Motel, 1719 Marker ot.°8t. Louw, 4° .7r Hopainal ny aerate te deal OA } of = Set Ag. ta years - MANURAOTURERS Weal like to tase 7 OCS we tb TICATESSE GR ERY ARD MEAT Pin turen vi ee ot am a “Gaon Bt ao aa ~- 8. BH. GEAVUACH bo seas Ha : G al "ae + all Channti- oun at . tine clean etock of groceries, : toi 7 SIL 8 S40 age cut-over land Mi): Dt il BUYS FROM hig OWNER ie Sie a, Set hy aes een se eas el =o . ‘BUSINESS FOR SALE b: concerns anc * feet-ox. refrigerator. 7 scales, oe es eum 316 wmilee from courty seat i> } Fartn—i ta: home ‘arm of 48 acres ad- $100 ee) to = OOK 00 ‘ONey 4 Loa% e-ma d-« ae a a ‘ : wet : Bs ey as 5 == seer? E, eominnation evofiee and nd ve at grinder - ; acres has been ivat — ss Ahoy ts aay Sree s. : ‘ ; Gn oe eS EST = s “aa ARTS '\ ESs_ gee ge P arn. two oe Spaced. & elenern or | oe SONG: ae Saree in cu tivation. fe : tgaclle AEE saa 74 meer Po ss Ma me _—- eA LER zu party ntipstie neameat rent ih Ci iM) feet DELI ‘ATESSEN LUNCHERY L _ ore and A oe we eacri terme. chard: sa mane weed stock ranch plent hess =a I aeeell ee en W ; ; ; : — ae ste i det veush on on $ y . mig Shc - ~ in tx. eee f.renriof flows ace. 0! ik. “Bio: 3 tr Best settion da Sired: sell all or part. 7 wate-: $5 cre y if @ cot x cistern: with farm is L E LO AN Money to - an = . Pl: : =) ; j ; i, digi Pd “a 4 an : npn gS = | Diticies h fam ty eacB fio ya Si ") frie eouipment- ie a peas cua capsaicin tae I watt r. | Inciuded @ team of horses. wagon. harness. nves ; -» &. M-K:a:-zy, Vict , DRUG STORE. —Esi abiiehel Jj me Gterery gtore—U nion av. | Farm—aA park-like tra.t of 6 acrea ne | Mech KIN MAS SS ee Tene > i one \? " tay eae hand: ot fe.alles BAKERY —Norh good te ‘tor for corer 5-58. * ie $600" imtttt rent) on ge 4 buildings on U. 8 Highsey 66: within — wngennes : SS! ! aun... Sanne 4 @ rev of om / quik sale Hox H 127, P-D DRUG S TOkE “Sonin St a reowet Mittt ‘ee ae boy trade for city incume 1% miles of the Meramac River at iw!’ 8% No Other (Charges oo. feo OF a ty. | he - YONEY wt | , uae cat Sacks fA Srewe 2G MBL ta Sater Hi te! BAKE RY—Higb ba low “rent. eaay 7_terms. si. © a | ee & os / prettiest po'nt and on the road to the } e if : + R : 4 . : ? . ° ' : nay 6 ' ps i $s. Site j - } HE —j5 Tyfenai- “3 ep ptt , J — be Re eile a . é and a or . Al A? see inecue on eaey cite = : SEY a eaten AWE a ore ese). gud wean. Us bs ¢ ems. Mangeiad ur. 342 3A SSAC 2 ae low —H20_¥ sinwr'ad “4 t Bids, MAw I r - ‘ ‘ * , we e bs ° ~ , ; ; ‘ ‘ . ‘ : } 4 a Stn REP . i : - DRI ‘3 3 : “% ; $1500 terns. tay y isoated Price $35v0: one-third t . 62.4“ peo as } Ae ane & . ran:ke 1 Otis CR ent j ~ eiwat ‘ , ‘ i t? ) Proet-Dts ~ ? T A eet ‘y I 7 Bi? OR (4M DS “STORE—ls _* é i... 3 pom A abore a $2 —" acrea bottom: Bouse. barn. Frarn—0 ecrre On a main county road, Aorta : ‘ yi Me Ads AP mali» Regt eis Be ; nets emal: stock: -_ ag ag Gatry farm; feck house two se.ivery e@ from ‘town. al! , al | MONTY TO : mt : “ bt pe ink Bae ee ‘ fg odern linens. %e rich { mil 245 - , | ;: ad ‘arge Dart: enty we eS aan ’ , poth lan Oe b ut one- sifure rw as in" ae : ‘ a & — ane ie tall : aa : : - aD ; = 5 Os 7 = tes | as pn cates! weer - ” ay eS ; : r" i . , cae qin, KERCHSER Suite ft tye a.f in tas i in timber ip; riz? . 2:34 anc ‘' - — - ‘eee os es tae . Ta eae , Bap oe ce ae +3 mat Zi ukeid Flou: a te ti fixtures lke ; RM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE" pasts: ai] house: bara, family of WoNt\ “cen ured i nip POR etaie eecur Et roars Gave aiken | e scot amd dis end a1 SC aes 3 _ feture eectiona: fixture Ue seus veg ME ae EXC “HANG. } tunne Terre st TP. 6... ri.b rm te tneluded ‘ we! Pes ars fee a . ns ; : wih gl theron a ica ve petite: papel ‘ons San mis: Hvis im) . : | — ie Ze Eni rg! Secor f ro oo “gol ag eg ee ee ee ee oe a sg Oe il ee ald ee es. DE \ AS ool : TIN TV mre lo ® rou rol hop Set: omr rent $85. ORY GooDSs S7OR! ~_ 92506 4rocery and Market 3 mies to H: ahway as. S00 ft $5) ne-thir@ cash er vom im eet n | fr Ty of 2PM eee ‘ LEFT VOUuR SAVINGS FARN 6 ICT ers “—r* a. bis com emcees i yee — wes ; : t 2 ae end carry; og TVaylor, sosth” nae e 6 per ceri. ic ‘erm——lO ac " a main ceontry moat . a ees pee ae: eng | OE thy ON COCR. F8F- SCT OF Tevet ppirie wrt 5 itt a é' (ROE Y. : rf te Euro ™ "=m : ° | Beimar. no 014 stack rms City Dery ose ze ; - mt y 1 ° ws } . s , . Reprint tore ? gett » Mal a Le & ANT? Ree Sa es Ae AT ge aR TIT 7 fe fakes “S MK» 4 * . faa ins = : 4 ae SR Le er if ah 2s os en ree FS ee cme. for te "wD propery 80 cultivatiat ema'h ‘mt wi cor S sain iahe gl yr cer % : : ' Re : Ae a Se Oe a . ‘ $2 £n: “rs S: Leet a é ? sims Tithe ue ane. geet : sete ee ee Rand insriventa ete | Dune ankiia, Oe = ott nig het ae He 2ST Sess =, a. RASERYCT foe cores eecrine tor K- " Drepateh. ; 3 ROCERY AND CREAMER pater sae ore ggt ley tN me A el a al | mi's f-om acho) \ ? s bd ? - n-- ~ cry or dairy “ies : : ‘ 2 farm ce ine ; :. Be : : ; eat. ioe © T t. : MAIN 4°86 ¢6 4 e! » Aitgh a Maplewood gen ge . sonm 4eradie su ‘ a7 ; ae a? ra P!Oot ; OF e-%~ ae ae en HRP: ' r ( Py AR ANTE 2 T) if 7 me ia ; 2 os Cor ‘ a ‘erme ~ 4 : ‘ . ; : : a s ‘ e : ‘ M 7 ée6 ca i i r i ae De Sot, No 24 ove '9 rep See OP @Gas 1' make and b' Seat! seat rn Ty : oe STAN hours goed gute road from § x wis 2 o*fer'ng. and : ad ¥e.. > om 9 ‘e« c: €°25 e400 — a! tre orThe : pti = tore bufid i” aaa . a ANTS ; oo Fons" Riverside Caner ee LIABLE LOAN & INVESTMENT 00. Benacdwar. ) eo lane fuk ieee fe ts for «a ti ae on RE tessa soe ao ° nveiwea avn ¢ : | Pes. m holt ne ny : «ee | Bo Willer r herent > } Lt a: . a‘ ; Wo” - o-tinits ‘ : : : . “¥- ; : wea. : 4 . vNdnes = a (16 No Sth cground flow. DASA REA ea a eps ae ae @1 en : 7: Dr oe. — ego a Fa ang all Ps ‘i zs > : 9 . “ % S aes : z ilk z- a royat geil: $1 ‘a bargain f, Meet 7 re caaman me eee iss ) ON FURNITURE. AC TOMOBILES ‘ ieee os ts "i oes soot : tee ben (aN soe , pens ae Se . FILLING WT ATION—Aee — wan R. E. Co a 3 { b uteau av GI! . : s a Ms 4 3 ve 7 ' i ma ° eit =r . (9 weir oa ‘=! m =H : fe thits , . | Ree | , n ae , . ‘ ae 3 ’ mn 3 4 i + - ..° = ‘ : s : 3 ‘ > . - —— _ e ; e\ home fT = ae , . Onur Service and Ra? ee “Satiafy. vs : 2° tes ~ : : ape ies ys , ; Siiten, r FARR O08 acre, 530 cleared: 12 eet atten: “" be 8204 . sta i ly — 31 i pares ' pate in Ry ‘ e O ‘> Peat cae saree. es ee eee : Yeckei. Earicksoné(o Pies ve Reals Peel. cores: S10 ONG Aekated Tt ie __ FILLING STATI a > f 4 : “ g ‘ ; ,| . 4 | M 3 ji? tO ° oy wee ' ea ANE ge 2 a é . Pay : . 4 pramenie Diack land sree’ i5N) "gra ee Seu mene * FURNITURE—PIANO is estate WOR SP lonay roto na hat gz) tren Toutes of musts i oo 3s and BATTERY SER ee wa Ss RO. i gM, HA og a oP bene es See By, tae py - ae eS - — ae ~ aay ee 345 acres. cul over : on all ; aot - ‘ i*suranc i Hetarcee abi ~ ~ae ; - of ent) $35 how oautbutldinges os a! fu mm COLLATERAL LO ANS - "9235 BROACWAY a2 GRAVOLS 4 MORGANE WE OWN AND OFFER ee so co = oe i es +e SUPPLY THE MONEY — =. FIRST cant lote or & Louts Co : Se a ee ‘il ont ) I wide ah , ] Rye : tien rs (2 gt Paes? sarge ‘ e one Loans 6~ NEENS OF TRIST wea : Ou : oy 3 : rP i v ° - ; ie lhe o # on arg‘“er 4 o: wae s ae ~ chart reedy ‘. “ear gwd > tr “qut-e t— meget [TRON MORTGA a O tro N Ora Each Paton ya . pez te tore: ‘oe! T AME RIC AN E NCH. ANGE WRIGHT Pattonvice Mo. ae To) , eee 3 “4 éwire r , 31% £ rie om pa’ 4129 4130 A SHAME TO SELL THIS i eetit ene aera eae S J. 1. EPSTEIN & SON ity i AT THE — F.. : PTT ‘a sere . ™=a:jke . a tat RFA! TORS e117 CHFSTNTT tern ‘1 reaty for : ws a ‘ = ’ | . — = ae ei. Kinde of good Suldne fn SE ee ae ce eee . e eo. ~ e . "e ge hs = ewe. 2 Money maker price o : lately ¢ baione en : oF TE RAL. ROSSBRERS, “nr 4 20T . ‘ Bg on : er ‘' eth . —— en - : , ° ball *.-y el adel USN TaN Se re e ee | : x ‘ 7 Marke 4 ate. ° BRINKOP'S ' $ tmoroved tevel 2 ; , ag . saint's ; ‘e ; , a i \ Cot] Need Morne fae rites d ale ie ae ae 4! ed ir 24a 4 vd ae > een ey yy > > " mk ° 9 P a i : 4 a . WYitown Cts: | , | a" see ; ISS : ae ; : ~ : me f ‘ . ~ . s , wey a Y) Bri: Tennessee | " va ae Mee & , sd Cleese ie eee M ahaa rakwy .- oa are $2a0 4 foo bs . * . .? ‘F 2 ” ~ ial - “ 2 - a ar ° ae oO. e . ia ; . + ‘ o . 4 " >, P pny fark er rs RE ee y Derm orchard 20 acre ra" -s NEC DEEDS OF TRI nyt and Bo ** ner.’ cules a : ‘nis & . nh ; TAR Nene % . . ee? pas - , - : : d . -_ ‘ > 4 : ste: 7 files ; ara ? ia ag SPY - = . , Bo fae bh . , - a7 : é a 2 " A eiade 774 | a -_ >" : : f ; - exer ‘mn court eu*arh Ree Sibed. 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1 eat ety er - Fi a — VPRAS gh 5 Ri oko POE egies ne We a £ — os -* 3 a i : ~ Us % & : F os) oe ; "e O we tw a s - m . te en eer - 90! A ; Ee ee Tt on ONE Ppt naam A tee ie sal COM, re. ¥ Y 4 ep sae ~ we Se Se _" ie) ae ee 7 we, a5 ' Sn ed * Ee, er 5 ae ea ale PAGE 12B __ MUST PAY U. 5. TAX ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Deserts Wealth y Bride And Seizes Her $750,000 SUNDAY MORNING, UNEQUAL TREATIES $3,000,000 SEIZED AT BANK * ‘Third Husband of Mrs. Sarah Smith Wilbur. Scollard Leaves Her on Train in Buenos Aires and Races to Seattle. “HOLD CHINA BACK, DECLARES DR. SZt Spectacular Coup by Fed, eral r ts in 1920 SEATTLE, Wash. Mrs Sarah Smith Wilbur Scollard, B ° D a : -_ Two British Shippers. INTENDED TO LEAVE AMERICA THAT DAY Green of La Salle street.”” through , Chicago real estate operations which broug‘it her a fortune, has lost her third husband, whom she married in St. Louts tn 1925, and at least $750,000, her attorneys de- clared here today. She and her husband, Geerge Francis Scollard, erstwhile saics- man, quarreled over another woman at Buenos Aires. He desert- ed her on a train and raced to Seattie to seize her preperty, re- taing a lawyer by radio an telling Total of $3,000,000 Award- ed Government on Trans- action, Though Back As He came and departed. sessment Is Refused. | ‘is no one seems to know, ‘attorney guesses he might be on his way to Europe by way of Que- | bec. By the Associate’ Presa. : WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—In-| come taxes on almost $5,000,000. was 3 y i b —" oe legal, Mrs. Scollard having turned wend ent agents just after It over to him the administ had been paid to two New York! her affairs shortly after ¢t shippers in a Wall street bank in riage. 192v, were ordered paid today by! Elmer E. the Board of Appeals. | whom. Mrs. The agents seized the cash, ‘structions to which had been paid to H F. affairs when she discover Kerr and A. E. Clegg. British sub- 'husband had left. her. iuisieated jects, after having been told the that Scollard had obtained at least two shippers or their represnta- $75°.000. tives intended to ieave the same “It is a clear case of e: day for England, and it has been ment, and I tntend to bring hel@ since in a New York bank. case to the attention of the au- Kerr and Clegg were ordered} thorities at once,” he said. today by the board to pay a tax of! Investigators employed by Mrs $1,564,400 and $1,529.190, respect- | Scollard saig $20,009 worth of Or'i- tvely, on the $5.000,000 received CDtAl rugs had disappeared by them in the sale of stocks. They De® Beilingham (Wash.) home sold stock in the American Ship | ~'>eteen — . re ee BOCK and Commerce Navigation Cétpor- in the Hecla Silver-Lead miunes. ation, a New York concern, to a holding corporation, known as the American Ship and Commerce Cor- poration. a Delaware corporation. Learning of the proposed deal. Lawyer Denies legality. S-ollard’s lawyer. John F. Dore. said Scollard had done nothing li- Todd. peveeny Scollard untangie her ee SA meme oe em ee — 000, also are gone, as well as “thousands of dollars’ jewels. Mrs. Oe 6 ee ee Scollard received largs* Jan. 18—| her first husband, James E. Smith, who won the name of “the Hetty ; him what to do pending his arrival. , Where he but his; ration of ; heir mare ’ mbezzle- | the from ' 'walued by Mrs. Scollard at $300,-: worth” of':! ‘Pekin's Minister to Wash- ington, in St. Louis Ad- holdings ef the Hecla stock from @#ho died tn Chicago 20 years ago, soon after their marriage. Her second husband was Ralston. T. Wilbur, wealthy San Francisco dress, Says Extra-Terri- jeweler, whom she married in toriality Must Go. 1916 and divorced a year later. | In addition to the appointment ‘APPEALS TO U. S. of receivers, Mrs. Scollard has ob- tained injunctions preventing her husband from further disposing of cash and securities deposited tn Frarcisco and Seattle banks. Scollard also its restrained from leaving the State if he has not al- ready done so, uft!] the estate is eettied. Two Bank Accounts Intact. The receitvers' today recovered (several hundred thousand dollars the financial wreckage ‘ut ‘they verified the fact that a safe- ity deposit box which once con- tained $1,000 460 in securities : WOU! e found emptied of an oud be ss ' -¢ y its reiations to the worid powers valuables. Securitie® worth $569,- a are piaced on a reciprocal] basis were found deposited in . eae ; moe ec Idr, Sao-xe Alfred Sze, Chinese nk here for safekeeping A : nk accounts \¢ $3269 Miniger to the nited States, said oe .% _w 4s 2 ~ . , were f’ound to last night : acdress before the ~, - ‘ >. * . : a feats of Sith Round Tabie Ciud of St. Louls at torneys that he: , sictidlie Stee ge ae ine had been approp ~ iming that the United States missing husban he American People were ,. - 4 eee ~ * — : ° posit Lox contained ¢ nas best friends neartily papers and @ magazine ith China’s aspirations ‘ if eaxtra-‘errttoria!- Meanwhile newepaper men found ini Mrs. Maude howe Hiarvey of North Be: sit who. Mrs. Scoi- a ques sey to rule Rese pees broil San ‘Would Not Bar Traders but Would Place All on Even Basis Under Native Law and Authority. ; from “China cannot evolve a staple and united government unti) al] unequal treaties are wiped out and + and from authority he right us. it «Jj honeymoon histh America to an abrupt end. followed a Mrs. two courses They , who was known te ne ees 5 . — ' . » Bs former wife qr: "" * oe ee mee @liegations made an? the Ti. ‘ne DOW. is to recumbios the ac- fact. Government agents drew up an aspessment of $3.000.009 {n back taxes against Kerr and Clegg. and them stationed themselves about. the Goors of the Chase Nationa! Bank, where the transaction was) consummated, tn order to present EAST ST. LOUIS INCLUDED IN SMOKE ABATEMENT PLANS Smoke . 4 "GQ -s- oo” the connection with the company set “or ? Tv - ivAViS former the ‘ast enntin the in CYreutt Judge Crow's Be''eritile from Fra: nk White charged tian e+ thetr three chi) 4ren were married Aprt! 22. separated Aug 23. last. sj e: ry - ni- As lawyers for the shippers! Stix commercial and civic orgar ergument and scramble followed meeting of the Citizens’ WwW street ! a — eek plans will be discussed for smoke Feb. 5. i! responding to a Similar invitation two shi rs. a and local section of the American Ce- drawal of $%090090 each from the 93 : Art classes of the public night | prepare posters to be used in store BGard held the shippers were lable | eo a Ce Me amber bianks belonging to the Ass ciated Re Nicaragaa Parlier in Day. ; FORREST FERGUSON'S COUNSEL PUNTA ARENAS, Costa Rica, | flight equadron landed here at 3:30 Postponement of Trial On Detroit and San Francisco. Maj. .©¥ ‘ obtain a postponement of Ran Jose to deliver a personal mes- Kinney Manufacturing Co. The flight w!!l be resumed Mon- ‘apse of Tr wmitoe da States too for sighting an American warship Priest. associated with Edward W mittee headed by Minister of Gov- Fortstel conferred with Distric: Nioaraguan officials and members ° ontinuance. Fortst+«! is an attor- American anthems and a crowd il! demand al! of his time nex’ Managua. Maj. Dargue and Mr. the condition made by Judge Daris letter of greeting ‘rom President ments. UNABLE 70 GET BOND, JAILED e@ Decree itn Belleville. wealthy owner «? From 3 St. Loui«ans. whes he was disbarred by the the ®t Clair County ja!! yesterday Whites Asked to Take Part in a tien against the funds. lest they. started to leave the bank buiidinz, zations of East St. Louis have been and finally both Government an oe ~ os oo Abatement League. at the Engi- containing the $5.000,000. am ‘abatement week here, Jan. ‘ eet as Lney ased ané to whom " i ~ ’ " ¢ the ~ ee York =Zze C.aSSe? writ a , ra Fa Tone ; Fa >? which the ede ad é aa A, aa ‘ 5» ss he miusstonartes an }@ merchant - N “ep = 4 4 4 : ~ Mi Sf@iON alice: ii¢ inh { Dak. pt t 2 aie ian ze Ww oukin't Rar ‘Teader« “Vea g 4 4 et Ww wT *y Lr arta ee, 4ore “oC > * ~ ‘ ‘ a >-* « NATURALIST’S SLOW MOVIE = 5, sues ca: einen TO SHOW FLOWERS BLOOMING - trade in En- giand. France or any cou Arthur C. Pilisbury, naturalist long as foreten nationals xt} ° - ‘ ae ; & — é a s 4 Le bat 4 re ‘ a7 and official photographer of Yo- ,_ ‘ rs 9 ' _—e ' : So} .y img to submit to Chinese author- sem.teé Nationa! Park. Lau., Wisi ‘*tas anda a ent tnt | y : it n ee international cus- how siow motion pictures of the on “dim he ei = ee “Ls fe Secrets of Wild Flowers and |... ; ka gs lea tag we . =f 4 “we ti tr. 4 ‘ Animais’” at the dinner meeting of " ' extend them Z i ries courtesy. the Contemporary CI ub ete jay eve- shietee . ; ats Chinese age. Fe. cee George . — Missocri mash: 4 t+ pnp o:: Chim.” deciare! trade there as they ntryr Ra they As come thev ! fac’ pecpie Tee, iv treated an@ un- mh thev ciain and e#pecia! advantages { extended — >. SO :Ongw as extra * ~ wd ’ eo 2 ties 4 ~ ‘ | toTia.ity persists in China, all tm- portant and great ceforms are hin- jaees,3 - . a ‘ 6rec and prevented from bearing rr: ‘@ * i*r. Sze predicted that some ser ue regiiit might come from th fore gn gunboats fr [ese Waters, “Organized ma! torced propawvar.da chante : re forelen countries againeg: eee, meas peopie act the c report | 03." Lys lor, Sze—ea Corne! ™ a. creased Pein or Luther The following boys were regis- | tor. ered as new Tenderfoot scouts, last week: West District: Witttam Short. Troop 5' Frank LaGrange. °$: Raymond Picquet Jr. Troop 71, Ord Huntsman, Troop 78. Nerts ‘Metric? J: Randolph and Robert Fveland. Troop 72: Kas! 0 Rusch Troor 89: George W Rog. _~ oe “an ard Julius Brooks Troop 196. Walter Hl Ban@y. Ferguson 32 South Metetet: Lee Bu: lenholtzer. “Samm Baum, and Robert Flack. har’. Troop 28: Char'ias Zengie anit Koh! Troop 188. George , Waither, Troop i738 orders s of ‘he year of the year The steel pro- or was the great. A. Ntederlander £4 ‘Tsarance breker 4'seape 5579 years Sted of yesterday at his © ‘ates averyve. A month He ‘s 1.8 wite afte> an eyrvived > Wane Vice Loute be held ae ? Pear W7Vesstreaee of Sr mera: wi!) morrow from the Niederiander’s uncle. NF. Nieder- lander. §3138 Waterman avenue with Durtal tm Bellefontaine Ceme- _——- - - a tT? *o. home of MWr.: liea-mar TO LEAD THE WAY '«(Ky.) Times. / wood, Cleveland Pliaindealer. JANUARY 16, 1927 ‘HUGHES SAYS FREE PRESS IS VITAL TO WORLD AMITY Eéattory’ Committice Gtves Warning Against “Subversive Propaganda” by Officials. By the Aseocia:ed Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 18.—A free | Preas ia the first condition of tnter- , nationadamity. “much as it may be abused.” Charlies E. Hughes, for- mer Secretaty of States. told the. American Society of Newspaper Editors ton!ght. Hughes shared the speakers’ program with Nich- Olag Murrey Butler, president of Columbia Untversity, and Roy W. Howard, chairman of the boaré of the Scrippe-Howard newspapers The dinner followed an election ‘work is partly financed fn which the following directors | were named: W:. O. Jones. State Journa!, Lineoln, Neb.: E. B. Do- ran, Dallas (Tex.) News: Frank Knox, The Union, Manchester, N. H.; Grove Patterson. Toledo (0.) Biade, and Tom Wallace, Loulsville The board re-elected FE. C. Hop- presi- dent; George FE. Miller, Detroit News, ‘first. vice-president: E. 68. Beck, Chicago Tribune, treasurer; Marvin H. Creager, Milwaukee Journal, secretary, and elected Walter Harrison, Oklahoma City Cklahoman,. second vice-president. A committee reported that story by the Aasociated Press about the “holshevist hegemonr” in Latin America had been cleared up by “Tater events.” but eautioned ainst subversive propaganda by of"ictals of governments “Every editor knows.” said the report, “that the rational government, ev- loca] govrern- shea chief 44 ~~ stac‘e anj every ment. centaing officals. end of whose waking and sleeping hours fa to use the press for {nd!- vfaual or party advantage. Are we mot a fitti= too complacent ifn the face of this evil?” ——_ ——— rs ———— ery PROFESSIONAL BONDSMAN MURDERED IN HIS OFFICE New York Police Think Rise in Cost of Bail Explains “Big Joe” Bintle’« Taking Off. rT roa ~ the P 4° = ‘epatcs. Jan. 18 Sre-‘al to NEW YORK Bintie,. 45 years hondsman—-"Big of his Joe’ ta 250 pounds six of height, t28t a crook ¢*o police who know of his 29 arrests and 12 convictions fn and Canad in a ewitva! chair tonight fn No. 49 Second street. bites of a sandwich. he won a large had been friends because more than feet eh ie Country his of- Firs a? Ret*weer Tv *_ >= * -* > mad 3 De. 24 het on a horse race and cigar store nearby «25 ie - 7 eae m at at if Lis £000 i ines. to the to tell th tn front of his! legislative committees when «% Fesex Mar- penetrated second struck him in the head. The sandwich droppe4 from " hand and he fel! to Aead. h2a:? eater Joa's the theory that bore a because price of advance ere, who escaped, grudge against “Rig S 2 el aan = - 2 attyp in the e Joe ~¢ —— - i | ata >The sonds. " MONTMARTRE’ § REVEL TURNS TO MOAN AS FRANC SOARS Whisky and Beer Replace Former “Champagne Onh.” a —* Vlanen artre Montmartre §{s fdeaa‘'” ‘¢ li from resort-:cwners on hy 0a +o My ia +k pe w‘sf*ores from exchange sears of Parie- The riee of **e va'ne French many bright itghts countries ciimb tn fan aA? etka night life. franc has 4immed and lie’: dance hale A4eserte4 The tohomran of Peary “Kirge Dear” £0 ¢7 25 fracce “al nigh?” elce'n@ at 1 a. m tomers anf a melarcho!? rote has {n’o the mm Fas broue*? sorrow reanzts are for ‘ack of cus- PTE De 1sI¢ I IM@OMerTs “aT q ~ isky Or eren O77e_Aaan'gat4 haar Little shown bv the fore'gen ex- evrnrat*y is Feenchmen, whom ahd ie ae ‘Tk ay eeangce «tration hae 4rfrar *ha hie Aigtr! m4 ‘5 racer? Tears -hat*e4 cs wren **eyw were prosprerccs: let them la the genera! rer- Feench pabife mrefdictsa 203X_ At n-+ a? ta ~ TUPKS T0 PRAY FOR ORY LAW : ‘tons in the Theater,” in Agro ata “Pees CONSTANTINOPLE, J Prayers ee ihe evi neice dagen have been Turkish drys wet Wil! iy se hemceforth in ues. The energetic prohiopit Hoek og i cletr of the Green Crescent also ts arranging to pubiish popular songs reviling the wets. The Roran strictiv forbids drink. ing >y Mohammedans, but the Government derives large revenre from its aicoho! monopoly. Ttah- California Rift W idened. Ry te {By the Asso-tated Press WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—a 4its- pute between Utah and Cal!fornta over provisions governing the pro pose¢é construction of Boulder Cat are: yon dam across the Colorado River further complicated the legisiative situation confronting that project today The controversy came to a focus when the Utah delegation 'm Congress gent telegrams to both rhe (tah Governor and Legislature Rater whics Representative Etatea Bow'der Can- gested ‘hat the from the six-&tate yon compact !f Caltfornia persist- | Miastss!p p! /e4 In ite opposition to amendments ri-e- Dreaident of the Missouri His- i« oh eae ra ‘ tortcal Society. proposed by Utah. (TT ntvreecttr medical f ‘president of the Kentucky Soctety | to hare someone in Jefferson City ,; rmos* of his heart. A_ fake thete Story writer and euthor of “Young: Colton Charlton Messtck. Rod (Rep) of Utah, said tn effect sug- w Gg Bord. toe withdraw p H Bowman. , presen’ to ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | UNDELL LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM, Mme aur ~ OF WELFARE LEAGUE ° ‘Organization to Support Bills for New Parole Law and Reformatory. Chairman of House Subcommitice Deciares Body Will Continue PR Act ee — Basis. Asevciateg P Was MuNGTON. J jan. 15.—Notice was served in the House today i; Representative Barbour ‘Rep. , California, that until further action by Congress, the appropriations subcommittee would continue’ to. provide for an army enlisted “3 ‘strength of 118,000 men. | a The legislative program ef the Barbour, acting chairman of the Lindell @rtve, between 7 Missour! Welfare League, whose .ubcommittee, indorsed the army highway and Skinker . by the suppiy bill, which was before the. to be reconstructed and Community Fund of St. Louls, was [fouse, and defended the commit-| .oo4 block pavement of t tee’s action in overriding recom- 6 7 outlined tn a gtatement by Gilbert mendations of the budget for an. highway viaduct is te be C. Goodlett, president of the or- enlisted personne! of 115.000. _ by asphalt this year, & ganization, yesterday. Goodlett He was backed up in hts posi- Streets and Sewers . nounced yesterday. 3 also explained why it is necessary tion by Representati rrison of Vv utes. = a sama asepienesge ating In addition, the soar oF for the league to maintain a lob-, oe oe is Christmas presents” eix of the. pattset tbs thege jJurymen said they “expected trom. CALLS DRY OUTLOOK Druggax..” Bem. By Aseocciated the mechanical processeg by which URGES BIG LOAN FOR SHIPS Ww WASHINGTON, Jan. ! bil snestiiie jmenting on the seventh = become it is necessary Senate Committee Wants $128,-) 0 onipition, Assistant coneee sear oe Operators. _ the Treasury Andrews, #@ “For this purpose the league | WASHINGTON. J Jam. 15.—Crea- | Of Cetereing the om has obtained the services of H. O. tion of a $125.000,000 permanent | oUtiook for the future Maxey of Butler, Mo. formerly ma- revolving fund for Shipping Board » fal floor leader of the House of loans to private operators for con-; Wayne B. Wheeler ant B Representatives. Maxey ts attor- struction of merchant vessels was McBride of the Anti ney for the Missourt State Nurses’ tgcommended to the Senate today . declared that though Association and is also represent- !n a favorable Commerce Commit- | fight has not been ing that organization in Jefferson tee report on a proposed amend-, #24 healthy progress 4 City. ment to the merchant marine act. made. General Andrews Pay Salary and Expenses. Establishment of a $125,000,000 Of the liquor sources “The Nurses’ Association ta pay- | fund for such purposes was au >/ussed or seriously B ing half of Mr. Maxey's salary and thorized tn the 1920 merchant ma- ,® Machine had finally the Welfare League the other hal’. rine act, imited to a five-year pee ized which would s likewise sharing his liv. rio Approximately $80,900,000 bat the usual areas of ng expenses. These expenses are remains in the original fund. The, ‘hese leaks are stopped, & pays $29 a month endment would divert this bal- ‘l@red. moonshine dist a boarding house. ance to the permanent fund and increasing their work ague showed authorize Shipping Board to Pe2ds on local onthe 3 meals av-, bring the reserve up to the $125,- in suppressing this ¢actee. 020,906 from ship sales and operating revenues. THREE YOUTHFUL HOLDUP MEN Aldermen Also Pass © for New Surface og Washington A (Dem.), che into | will come from ccneral SGD possibl? the city’s de —— i? ait vw UVeniie@ spring on the Washi West Pine improvements — Washington, $223,000 ts ned in committees desire information, and tO assist the legislators tn haidling , ia“ S& ** 7 ne Tm @. 1TpWertee " ©«¢ * , They are ? Liz@ lirnit immediately ii League Will the expenses of this necessary —_— isiative wor partiy with oney } allotted by the Community Feel of St. Leuts for the league's State | GET $440 IN TWO ROBBERIES work and partis by funds contrib- , Three roung 1g holdup men last | uted from 4tfferent parts of the! night obtained $449 in two grocery | State. Every agency belonging to) gtores. the Community Fund and detng! ~Thetr free vistt was at the Kohn S'ate work must necessarily receive! grocery, 554 Skinker road. where the St. Louls quota of its Btaie | they obtained $:49 from the cash expense the fund register. after forcing George Bush- “In the case of the ing. 3852 McRee arenue, manager, urns in and Roy Roswell, 4148 Sksna@doah | avenue, the butch into a rear, ment in State correctiona! - ' room : the passage of legisia- Three are of imme- Louis.” “The Welfare pay, Ne ree el ee eee ae fe i i a i i i ia Interesting Win Auto When Winter comes, be ne or late in coming, ple discontinued as it was is% days of long ago. 4 from Welfare benefit to | ‘sare direct. ae the tmprovre- | Teacie the ree St Td inetitt tons avd with handkerchiefs e features of their faces genera! gro- -~-m_enm ae en Peadsre a a ‘4 ~~ . * - ~ 46 Bde @ covering th and answering Gescription appeared at the cery of John Kolb, 4975 Juniata avenue, at 7 p. m.. about half an John Van Druten, Poet, and Dr.; hour after the first robbery. While Caswell Grave to Be Heard. 'two of the robbers pointed revoly- Tro under auspices of °rs at Kolb and his son. Clarence. Washington University will be de the third one tock $2590 from the tvered next Tuesday. | cash register and $50 from the son. John Van Druten. They escaped in a waiting auto- mobile. i Convicted of Killing Wife ‘he Asaocated Presse SHAWNEETOWN. Il. Jan. Stine! Joe “Peck” Smith. wealthy wy living near Ridgewar, charged wit h: the murder of his wife last Sep | well Grave, profesaor of zoology tember. today was four.d gztlty aca at Wastington, wit] deliver an t1-| the fury recommended the death | ustrate? lecture at 8:15 p. m. tn wentence. Ais trial started Mom the auditorium of the unfversity Gay. | seg on "Deen Sea Chile Paaare Comper Profits — e wil deal wth f*nnd.- | By The automobile owner trips—on business of and finds pleasure in You can enjoy interesting @ ter auto trips—with one My good used cars offered 5 Dispatch Aiate manerr th ™ Li2@ = nF sd Louis Wrnn Martin Are: ae founder of greyhound rac- ; vice-president: Woodson Woods . 3 America, died suddenly here | ae . ; a > ea he second vice-president: Sam 7. Bt) oer a today. the Miam! Herald was | tired vice-prestden:. Herman y. eo ae Kenn] “-; Club of Hialeah. ' Naunhe!m. eecretarr: Wey A. - Crocket?. The 4: 32 Autos Burn at Cltmton, Mo. ’or the CLINTON. Mo. Jan. 15.—The Northeast Garage. ith 32 auto. mobiles, wag destroyed by fine this! afternoon. The fire is reported. ‘o have started from an explosion. Firemen had 4ifficulty tn keeping. the blaze from spreafing The loan! estimated at $59.000. Harry! e , Coss was proprietor ef the garage. v ee Tifve . mMmen*tais ‘ who treasurer. reset os coming Fear are Howaré Mike Bassete, C CHa?) D. C. Rerryman and Jones te chatrmas. board ef directors of the Valley Trust Co and) of the rata tete tee ee s ... A Ae niet A Brooks was | 3 It will cost about $1 . iid Work its likely to moe ’ ‘ ae ae ADO ROR LOE AA A OA mn

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¥ it bd Aldermen Also Pass Ord} for New Surface on Lo Washington Avenue. p Lindell 4rive, . bétween highway and Skinker boulevarg 4 to be reconstructed and the : wood block pavement of the highway viaduct is to be rep Streets and Sewers Brookg nounced yesterday. In addition, the board of Aléen, men on Friday passed ordi for reconstruction of sectiong two other major thoroughtarg - Washington avenue, be 4 -| nue, and West Pine boulevard, be, ‘wood blocks on the 1830 feet of the tween Grand boulevard and Kiags. highway. , The Lindell drive é¢mprovemens is complicated by the fact that the soutnern half of this street is pert of the city’s Forest Park Property & and the northern half was dea. # cated by abutting property owners for park drive purposes. : Foundation Needs Repatrs, under the jurisdiction of the Park Department. : Director Brooks was not pre- $250,900 would come from, but he - was positive, with the approval of Mayor Miller, that it would be found somewhere, possibly in the street or park items of the bond fasue. The macadam foundation needs some repairs and an asphalt surface is proposed. Total Cost $761,000, It will cost about $100,000, which will come from general revenue or possibl® the city’s gasoline tax fund, to lay asphalt in place of §8-foot-wide Kingshighway viaduct roadway. Work is likely to begin in the spring on the Washington and West Pine improvements. For Washington, $223,000 is appropri- ated, and for West Pine $188,700. the Washington project and $76,320 , toward the other, and the balances will be assess: against benefited — property owners. , Total estimated cost of the four street projects is $761,700. By the Assoc lated I'ress. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—Com- menting on the seventh birthday of prohibition, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Andrews, in charge of enforcing the law, today said the outlook for the future was “hope- | » i ful.” , Wayne B. Wheeler and F. Scott McBride of the Antisaloon League, declared that though hard, the fight has not been disheartening © and healthy progress is being made. General Andrews said most of the liquor sources had been | plugged or seriously hampered and a machine had finally beep organ- ized which would successfully com- | bat the usual areas of supply. As — these leaks are stopped, he de- clared, moonshine distilleries were _|increasing their work and he de- pends on local authorities to help in suppressing this factor. Interesting Winter Auto Trips When Winter comes, be it early or late in coming, travel is not discontinued as it was in days of long ago. The automobile owner plans his trips—-on business or pleasure and finds pleasure in going. You can enjoy interesting Wia- ter auto trips—with one of the good used cars offered today in the Post-Dispatch classified pages. POST-DISPATCH The Owe Big Automobile Mediua urbs St. Loussans POST-DISPATCH Lost and Found Call MAin 1111 Fourth street and Jefferson gy, Z Hence the property owners @ig. # claim liability to assessment for re. 9 paving the boulevard, which comes §- pared to say where the necessary # The city will pay $82,793 toward | CALLS DRY OUTLOOK BRIGHT # ohm =_ — INDELLDRVE 10 Ee PAVED WITH EA by asphalt this year, Director , z. : of The Billonares. , = a ———, ee 7 prueaean RBEAASR SE & | ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH can SUNDAY MO ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH RNING. JANUARY 16, 1997 PAGE 15B ran Charted Trend of Local Display Advertising for the Past 27 Years The accompanying chart shows that in 1900 the Post-Dispatch and the Globe. Democrat carried approximately the sarr.e volume of local display advertising. At the close of 1926 the Post-Dispatch carried more than twice as much local dis- play as the Globe-Democrat— increasing the lead to 8,119,580 lines Cy a a) 1902. 1989 104 OS MOS 1907 1908 BOP HH M1 192 190 A INS MS OT OG MO 920 92! 1972 Id 19741923 AzEieTs NY ; rh godoe8 ry 13, 1000 — +_d, 12600000 S i el ) es 11490900 ot —+—f- “4 19200000 , 900900 —_ y. - » 7, 20200 a > i j 6600000 p+ + +4 - > 4. a , 4 am oy $+ 4 Wa 1 | / = : 3 ee RAR I alae ee L . 60: — The Lineage Dion Above Includes Daily and Sunday Editions Only One St. Louss Newspaper in the Million-a-Month Class The Post-Dispatch is the only St. Louis newspaper which carries, or has previous: ly carried, an average of a Million lines or more of Local Display Advertising a month. Reference to the chart shows that while all three other newspapers have changed relative positions in volume of Local Display Advertising since1900, the Post-Dispatch maintains.a constant and ever increasing leadership far above all of them. Advertisers in St. Louis Have Learned Through Years o During 1926 the Post-Dispatch Exceeded Every Previous St. Louts High Record in Local Display Advertising by Carrying 15,505,280 Lines-— Exceeding 1925, the Best Previous Year, by 557,760 Lines. The Post-Dispatch, Alone, Exceeded All Three Other St.. Louis Newspapers Com- bined by 27,080 Lines. jompared With the Post-Dispatch GAIN of More Than a Half-Million Lines, the Globe-Demacrat LOST 77,700 Lines and the Star LOST 135,900 Lines. t Experience That it Pays Them to Concentrate the Major Portion of Their Advertising in the Post-Dispatch Because It — increases Their Sales Volume and Lowers Their Sales Costs anal — ST.LOUIS P Reaches 30,000 More St. Louis Homes Daily—80,0 OST-DISPATCH 00 More Sunday—Than Any Other ST. LOUIS Newspaper Re er

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PAGE 14B ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Woman Will Ran for Mayor. aoecal to the Pest Disrest A shaw, — (}f KELLOGG Re Rexall Store — xidow of the late State Senator- | navor of Poteau, hast Snnounced her intention of enter sc SUGGESTED IN HANISE I cigar Dept. Specials BIG 2-FOR-25C SIZE re eee eee ee er Fran NINE. TRACTS OF ALASKA - TIMBER OFFERED BIDDERS. ~ Py oe ” 4 k: Y a . * we aha have wy i= ign eee ate ‘ > so bey 2°. 7 . Arey ly . hlieoed » wt e - a - yi e + : Pn Ste tg EG ARE SPATE DS IMD Ap 2 Oe 4 4. vp gee beg! Sah, Aten oe tie 7 f a et 17 eS - o Sry " , Pi ny 4 na oo , ee " 7 * “A ST. LOUIS INSTITUTION” | Rexall] Cold Cream, “% Metin the establishment 62 my 4-0. Che: ... ‘ Bigs manufacturing {SS ae me Peaks, projucine + | 1- Ib. Cascade Paper nit 4 pai ca year. pss 4 ‘so re lieve Cascade a : ent the necessity for both 25¢ Rexall Cold The. gome - ba r, .:& ne from Canae- Household $1.00 NUJOL tng the race for mayor of Pot eau. 3 2-FOR-25C Yarns mee a scretdera Dis partment Head. a oo ee fa) ne *a8' es! 2. ) $i) tne eam ay Ww ASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—A Sug- | of the State Department , ae » the Heuse today by Rep- STANDS — Hangs. Artistically design- Vircinia Congressman Advises Cut to Gc Each Mooney to Loan Coolidge to Drop State De- of “necessary awry 'F Bae ae ota +9 wine a ‘eu os e tare tre Asso iatel Press na 3 $8 & te pit . zx auto mchiie real estaie MoTe ot fur chat Presiéent Cool idee: remove Secretary Kellogz #3 cause cf bis handling of the exi-c-an-Niecaraguan situation was — i 9 . £ a : - TAHLEM FIN ANCE CORP na " ate . ee Vl oore (Derm ; Virginia. eee ee cee ieee antentiots The New Super- J PS. ee ee ae os 4 aes « os wee / ot ee Adjustable Lamp Clampe Anywhere. any pesitioo pm. ed, well made. beautifully finiah- sonee ay.” beni: tok ee eae: sam ail, od > AEE = 4 A RE Bee ty RS py Bikes wee Ve aOR. eo tele oe, Sard ee a oa i Eee ~ ae ry : q . ’ Oo ; par , Z ” 6, Me Bet 4 ee rm wifes , rs ’ - m Fe A Ba Tayi! - GRAXSULATED Wnb Slaw) Uther Gouds Fancy Pea naga Coffee, 3 Ibs.. Si 20 3 Ibs. French $1 35 Blend yoy toh au s Cousins Best voffee 55C Do You Like Tea? TRY OURS Cousins Pie Filler, As- sorted; Makes 4 Large Pies Eagle Stamps witb Pound Pure Dutch Cocoa $i Eagle Stamps with Pt. Jug Maple & Cane Syrup... 2 F Ap Eagle Stamps with C 3-lb. Box Free 10 Runnirg Salt C Blenders of Coffee and Tea 4 SOUTH BROADWAY WHY CARRY IT? ecen?t meseage, and hand tnat notes to the mT ir, Novem- ces. he said, were 'n language and tone fram those that would have been adireased to a more powerfu. na- ; eanie “Pee Le! OQ a -* . ‘Fw Ai lever? teste an aziz found to be 1 & Lerurate. Idea] « for home use. \& Special Price, $1.29 . ae oe Norwegian Cod Liver 08 PU ss Sale! Monday -:- Tuesday -:- Wednesday [iinples Siroppes Are You Too F i? Eenest Model : Ne aes A very fine razor biade s5.00 Vapor Oo j hea: =’, 1iecs+ rh. Keam ‘ srasc Nammauon. oi. vialtt 93¢ Fritensicn Comi 1% feet length. Large Bee eae “a Riat fron Cord & feet lencth 4 orame cm im is Malte 4 i Mp ye Peat Bottle. neoce | 1121 CHESTNUT ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. S3c a hoe Water G1 QR | narsvaneer ef Ey SEND FOR FREE ILLUSTRATED «ATA Lee Bocti- ° pipes $1.59

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Pee ge ntl teres cikeaes | gael shee. eegeeeeeees ste: senses. > sess : 4 Paes * Sees het — - — - a . - Ee LL eee A et a lta SS a REXALL — aT : gegen ae | ———————— " ST. LOUIS, SUN “T): Caer hie oc 25¢ Rexall Cold Tablets. . .19¢ 2 \Y MORNING, JANUARY 16, 1927. ~ PAGES i—6A. g biddi! : fs 50c Rexall Milk Magnesia, 39¢ T$ OF ALASKA ng “we of the largest timber | training teachers and assisting {ner parts shoula. i been apportioning one-third | 60c Riker's Ex to ; | | tracts it ever has offered. tae ayment of salaries of = | ee! t 1g one-third. pectorant. 38e | FD BIDDERS | S bd - county The history of the Misesour!t' “It ray be news to some, but !% $1. 00 Rexall Beef, Iron “ei R OFFER | re erin 5,000,000,000 “superin’ Saige ici of schoois, should | JTfegislature of recent vears has'isa@_ fact, that the Constitution | > -_ — ‘ . ? e P + "> ~@ ’ : > _ ‘ . big : s = ae: ° — ‘Ss . . and Wine | oe eet eee Sewer and have heen from the general reve- | been one of Uberal support of the specifically provides that the State nues instead of frum the schoo] public echer, ol. and I ilo not think . University shall be supporte, from “Be each 6ale requires establishment of . sch Adhesive Plaster (1x5)... Py - of Pulpwood. Requires é “00 to 500-t ) j } f gai, , 5‘ a on ot v bitty ati . 5 ; } ki i {a 4 P t Gl Mae eetlay of $10,000,000 bok o99-ton paper mill, calling ene. there {s a member who would the school fund -OZ. rures yeerine. f & 2 P ‘ : ,for en investment of at least $5,- | Senator Painter called change that | ; spe saints Pie: za . : "rote = ’ ry = 8, iT} b ¢ tt it »Y a rN ¢ C yaad . OTe, ‘ he 4 Z ! . 25¢ Ze. attention ahaa P 4 . talk of » Raids on Funds Refuted. ; jated Pr , " 4-oz. Puretest Castor Oil. : . ' 000,000 to $10,000,000 in water- to the fact that when the State Talding the school fund ts pure IGTON, Jan. 15. — To Rexall Cold Cream, 1-]b. can 59 1-ib. Cascade Paper and 1 _ — Envelopes, both . or A 25c Klenzo Tooth Brush, g 50c’ Klenzo Tooth Paste, both 50¢ A 25c Gentleman Talcum ang _ 30c Rexall Shaving Cream, 30¢ power development, manufacturing school fund expanded to large FO% 4nd certainiv will make no “Tf from the one-third o: fin the ests blisorent Of ai: — pe manta ne industry in! plant and logging equipment. proportions in 1917 following the Impression on those familiar with; fCUrth of the revenue set aside for , 5 ‘ ‘ « ’ e P ¢ ‘oa ** locational suT } i omielae . produci: ng ut jeast a million ! One tract is in the northern part | mnactment of several new tax laws, the tacts. educational purposes, the Iv gisis ' - > systen YT ; ture had taken funds for the uri-) S and to reileve of the Tongass National Forest, not = system wis adopted of meet-| Another Senator, who objected to “ . a j egiae ttl j “ ¢ rsjt\ nere “woul i phe ave toe ae biUtse gpeper a vc ar, mands from the school fund, and been taken with tle gchoo! fund users busing from Cana-| will be opened Apri] 25; the other nag he ageadegas xin ippropriations fer the university eewfoundiaid mills, the! is in the southe 2 that tha 20 een the polley of £a that Leyvislature: , eg ees Pe a ee ee a og ints d,. _ — He “ed th ] ie ee - ee oe oe tne for Educational Front Put on It p the State for 10 years Years had vy “g - “ mp tOr many huve been from the general reve- went today offered through est near Ketchikan. for which bids eal, diaiteeet tomes sears: had Violated the spirit, if not ,,, , Corns between Toes— “They are properly chargeable the letter, of the Constitution ¢: nues, and have been nearly as| t Service for competitive | wil : 5 : 7 Mes Service for competitive will be opened April 15. They Say, to Hide Scheme ie sas Be glue | desire to build un a a1 lon in ® much as was distributed to the slinettinren Gals ia “ ' ’ @ SUTONE CGUCa- . hovuls S 4 Zin. Oone- left for the grade schools So the fs iliac hte. eee me” See by gene cam wer yet te a ee ‘e wk ® B ‘ Y 2a cal . \ ( t * f icati ty ° LOT &VSte ry to Get More Revenue for THY ee See “This Information shows thera! ) . pa : edt ichis education oF ane Missour! Constitution,” he have heen no ratds on the schoo! Jobs. freer en of tne State as are tne said, ‘“‘provides Epecifically for a fund. The alias should iat hia. | Schools” themselves. The State State school fund, the prince! i. Wiinsdioe: peer seo a 2 Doesn't burt one bit! Go easy,so lus right off—root and all—without ;B8chool fund goes to meet the ex- ment of which is one-third a the ‘ireaanla sc echeme to get more Dr little ‘‘ Freezone’' on pain ur soreness. Yes, magic! A tew | pense of the school system and State's revenyes The pen nie CNnrOURA any sen } i -Imple oO} 8 e e oie bude a tiny bottle at any drug Household a ii | EFFEC , . ; —— ‘ F Pp ’ hues. ne etitu- money to pay out tn political jobs ' — ere {s on 3 : . iveiak. - hat ouec cor or ¢ 1! O LAN jth re ils no more reason why some tion requires that the apportion- in the Capitol and the numerous isp eee 7 rae: ss store. aufficient to remove every tantly it stops hurting. then shortly herd corn soft corn or corn betwees Scale > : m + EING 7 é . ‘ oma a eo i 7 - ote ae e*?? P, A e > , o fe 4 aa abcve aaa . . e ‘ B ANALYZED the general revenue. than that oth- fourth, but for many vearse we} ave control.” oy tiff that tothersame eorn or cal the toes | parts of it should be patd from $ ment shoy}] ild be not leas thar anet > ‘ 6 - . a ivy ments unde the Governor's ln dividually A | i r ' tested ain d pif fonnd to be ' i 2 ) B k Cl k | . ° i ‘ — gi? an CLFRS! ||! Nuisance Levies for Schools = YOU GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR AT JOHNSON’S” . ae o ome use, ; oe , : ntnde ieedal Pring, ' bie (es -_\ Would Release About $4,- COFFEE Mentholatea| PYRQ. y 00 Russian “lated Pine al '} i te TO hobnob with lofty columns 900,000 to General F | PURE Bay Rum yt ¥ American | Tar Cough yy 1 | ee and marbled interiors, it takes : , to Gene und, 3 Lbs $i 2 for 50 SANA NUJOL _ on ———— ia. . dignity. a realize that it helps They Say. | . uC Mouth Wash Pint Size 2 for $i for 3 to wear such Clothes as the $50 to | | 750 Pure ~ $1.00 — $85 Society Brand Suits that Fa- ! ie Norwegian Mentholated | 500 ‘oes 300 Grove’s| 250 5-Oxz. ausacy Co., will offer at $33, be- | ee ee | vos teed — a se 30¢ PIdt ano ST.CHARLES tor 29 om inning Monday at 8 o'clock. See = a Soveree S $1 "oe Size, Store No. 2, De Balivi 1 Sbatthenint-—peees fae 7. ee eee 2 | 2 for 75¢ 2 for SI 2 % x) | Store No. 3— Hamilton ond Prymeuth onan lene ? MONDAY 9 Tor 0c 10 07. 25 otha ee ee 750 5 Yds. : Wafers Part Three. Gov. Baker's tax increase pro-. WITCH Sterilized o-e "| COMBINATION SAL : posed to increase revenue f dus | Gauze — 100 Compound Cathartic [i z= posed to increase revenue for edu HAZEL > for 15 PONP ¢ rEAMS Pills | : laxes.on tobacco and amusement fi © PIG. OOG OF fue MONDAY AND TUESDAY 35¢ Cold « or ‘Van. 250 100 Lapactic Pills admissions, is to be opposed hy » Se Cc id Van 50e Castor Oil, pint bottle.... 3 | 'Senate Democrats. on the ground Espeoco 60c weil ) a ati ole oF a D | Set the edventidlat ‘tron — DeWitt’s gp 2 for i—Add (0c,.Get 2—Add 25c Get 2—and Single Price items for pang $1.00 Cold or Van... .73¢ : nt ee es Rhinitis Tablets (100)... th . tn eh , Kidney Pills 4 oz. Cascara Aromatic... ; a. oceedreateyged ted gi oc a ; : Tablets 250 Hinkle’s : Pin Bay Rum, pint bottle a 8 tena a saee en came pi “ . tor 90¢ 2 for 60c meer 7 fF 7 ier Shaan = tein $1 r — Witch Hazel, pt bottle. . = ithe State administration for polit-. 2 for $f 2 for 25s 2 t $i 710 Si. "95 21 TS, 75 , ; a I ical job holders and fo he gen- 100 Hinkle Tablets... 18¢} UE fan ot crete capes 350 Seldiita 2—FOR THE PRICE OF ONE—2 or of of | They say that while the educa- Syrup 2 Doz. $1.00 $1000.00 WORTH WILL BE PLACED ON SALE $1.00 $1.00 Golden! 76e Golden 'e expenses. $1.00 Comp. Powders $1.25 Elixir Iron, Quinine . Double- O O © tional interests of the Stute wouid . . 83c Breasted “= OVERCOATS Saf AT ml Semotit scsietnanyat ed apg he poe Bhi eo og MONDAY AND TUESDAY Haut-Ton Peacock Peacock hs. gad aaaaa” Laxative Gilyoerine Norwegian Cod Liver Oil, Bromo and Rose Pint Spirits Camphor, 2 ozs.... Tincture Iodine, 2 ozs... 100 Phenolpthalein rind re ae ea ee Ste ee EE OBIE LEO LOL ORONO! he er * ae Tae a AA & is 5 ee a and Strychnine, pint... Knox Spots Theatrical | Bleach Crm. Face Powder Glycerine. pound bottle. 49e ‘ NAVY BLUE SUITS tion of the propused taxes, that 9 for $i __3de Dry Cleaner 25¢c Bird Seed. eh a ae 2 for 25c Cleansing 2 for Si (2 for 166 ] egiek they ulso would provide & means 32-0 : i 100 2-gr. Quinine Pills i lei danas dive ‘eied"s wha pound ~~ Glosso z. Size 15c Canary Bird Pies... .2 for 1Sc 2 tor $I for adding ai least $3,600 G00 Ar at? | men’s garments at half original cost. 7 You Too F | me general revenue fund. 5 . § and es pecct ee ition | atone (2iel29 25c Health Food........2 for 25c Ts In brief the Governor's pPro- posal wus that the muisance tuxes be fixed at « rate which would 4 Quinine and 25Sc Bird Tonic......... 2 for 2Sc MEN'S Sf O SHEEP-LINED T= PB yield approximately $8,000,000 3 2 bots. $150 "> for rv 25c { 10c Bird Gravel.........2 for 10c semen \ealane a | oe MOLESKIN COATS = Qo ver. the total to be divided onan §§ ——— Feenamint ¢ 15c Dutch Song Restorer, 2 for 15c bit 2 for 75¢ 2 for 30¢ Eyetus! basis: between the: cone 60c Chewing 25c Dutch Song Restorer, 2 for 25c§i 2 for 250 | 7Sc HEAVY schovul system and the higher edu- MEN'S & 4 cational institutions. Gum 25¢c Lice Powder 2 for 25¢c Di . é' 2 2 «2 ee gestall BOYS CA PS Shirts - Drawers Effect on Public Schools. ; RUBBING Laxative 10c Natural Fish Foo > 2 for 10c Tablets AMERICAN Eg ay a gee — In addition to the $4,000,000 ie aint LOC | Hew BTC E wiicn sie wusie host even A | ALCOHOL 3 for 50c 1Sc Bird Sand.........-2for 15¢] sror coo |B OfL STYLES. $1 VALLES would receive it would retain all F P La 1 ale. ull Ints Full Inte SEE * be Ej 7? ’ 1 : W. W. El i iC §& A Great Clean- Up or a cunsiderable part ot the § PATENT MEDICINES SUNDRIES» TOILETRIES—Single . . astic i ; amount now apportioned to it from | - 2 for [—Add 10°:—Add wie Get 2 SOc Owen's Tooth Brushes ..2 for 7% Prices, Monday Only | ams Over 1000. Worth ‘the genera] State revenues, creat- | OT C Westphal’s Auxiliator Hair Tonic. $3.50 Flectriec Heaters. $2.29 he Mavis Talcurt 2 “2 for $1.25 BRe Supporter Up to 3.00 S oc eh ee 2 Coty's Face uwder 3 |ing a State echoo! fund of approxi- TSe Stucomh 2 for $1) ¢2.50 Hawk Fye Cameras and t a For after operations, floating | Rope | Coats and Pullovers—Plain Colors and Fancies. @ WH § mately $7,500,000 a year. The PATENT MEDICINES S60 Palmolive Ss > ee and Lather ee — . rnsh be or Hind'’s floney & Almond Cream. j m ’ 7 ‘ , hat ~— amount would cepend upon wheth 61 Blonder: Shampoo . ¢ tac tel Gencesiesd Ais Site —- kidneys. fallen and flabby stom- | , or ach. Regular $5.00 : ier the Legislature continued to set + Lucky Tiger Hair Tonle a the Quinine Hale tonie .. 2 for Tel gy Men e Pocket Bill Fold hs aside one-third of the revenues for 1.50 Kolorback Halr Restorer ..$1.1- ihe Peroxide Hydrogen. 2 for ie Rose’ Watches fe Caren's Narciese Perfo a 8, 10. 4 Add 1@¢, Get 3 ‘ 1a venta eit $1 Adlerika R3 the Kapld Quinine Cold Tablets. Flectric Curling sveme ...: ‘ a bi 4 a a vr} oS bd 1 £ »y @ op e ‘ ‘es bad mt t " , a Y 7 P ? eT € d at Sey € rai 1W5FO a] conié UXe : ” fur KR’! Ie henolat Vv afere ee = for tie Lune h Kiet with \ xneuNm Bottle : $1.98 pen Mas ie 7 uce i ‘onder — ego P a.nk - i week “hel . } iy e ; ° meres, All new styles week... Their view that’an increas $1.2% Coca Cod. 3 Twin He me. 7 ; ; By a ‘ : am - Phys plex sharpener ite ae ce + ae > 3% . 2 Reg. $5 Legging, Ea., $4.49 Broadcloth Shirts . ‘of general State funds rather than Pert .asmis 4%e. $8.93 9 --) or soagansi “ Lams bes ~ eg Bie Ben Alarm Clocks 2.48 aa pty coda a Ro 2he Merck » “tearate of Zinc, 8 for Sie ' r a ; eae ." ee — ° Stearn'’s Wine Cod Liver Ol... .8! ise Williams’ Shaving Cream * Waterbury Kelay Alarm ¢ locks. > $1 Marsha Bleach (ream a1 ; tase of echoo!] funds was the . $-4..50 ateroe v a j lolette De Parme BFaNe | Reg. $5 Knee Cap, Ea., $3.49 an increase of s $1.25 Zemo Double strength — . tbe Mastle Dro Cleaner a $2.3 gy ee ' $1 Marsha Cold Cream j “UNION SU T Bo W 2 jireal purpose of the proposal is ' loe Epsom Sait ee : . . ‘ | S yS’ whi c : purp } al eae ae foal — ste Eraom. mn halts *e so TOOTH PASTE A Face Founder... i Oe Williams Tollet i i me ¢ tline epured Ke based upon this outline prepurea oto Phillipe’ Wilk Macnesia + eae Prevention Tasth.Pusie, 2 ee ee L 24 ' Ow ce 2he Williame’ or Palmolive bey eee Se Mentholave ne salve - > Phe. Pare Glycerine 1 bh Pet I . 1 : avoria e, 42e. 7 equibb’s Poth tuate $1 Marsha Face Powder 2he i? WORK Boys’ Lowe ANe. “The taxes would produce $&,- $1 Wampole's Cod Liver Batract, 3 " > tse s hs M-te foe : BOTTLES F ’ C . 000,000 of w hich $- 000.009 would tt od “aero if . $1.is aoe ng , sinc cies Bee Pol ae Pepsodent Tooth Paste . Pda « S150 Cutes Manicure Bets .... 4 ~~ Ie Lary’ s Cucumber of Virsia & 44! Al © eee we : 2 de Nae 3 o- tae 2495 yee seco wB. ob : tes : 6§ IRTS . “ PANTS. sail go to the public schools, and $4.- a 6 Zonite : 19¢, 39¢. 794 S$! yo var Se — nb fp ad aaa Cy ronann Tooth Paate oe eee Gbe Cures "yranienre Gets bus 6Oc Delacy’ ‘s Cucumber (Cream, | ‘ kee — nm Rts “niversity & ¥3. Van F« Hair Tonic, $1.19: 3% for $3.50 $1 *yrotorm yorrnoes 2 Platifrice Tooth Paste, "Se : 3 fer § 25e Black White Vanishing Coram ,2uaranit -ed to P ' 900.0 0 0 to the ot ate if I ers 2 Na , Oc rt leery Shampoo (Van t. oe). > for $1 Ljaterine Teoth Puaate % for 35¢ ) Be Melller’ r Talenm eo 2 for = liquids hot or cold the Normal Schvols t5e Fitch's Superb Halr Tonle, i hOc Rohe Powder Base Cream, 2 for 68¢ . Pt. ‘is o> » j ‘ ! * ; ts a ax desired T} effe on the publg sono “iage cae cede Tuhlets« $1 Nouv berrone 2 for $1.25 —_ ‘ * far 1 | would be to give them approx.- $1 Feenamint Gum Laxative ~¢ Belladonna F!lasters ferr ‘Don Mf cor 2% $1 Domino Tra-Tone 2 fer §1 PIE. ins h ea ~ os “fhe Williame’ Shaving Crear, p “0c Domine Freckle Cream ; ‘? fer ; ; 4 a> a ¢ 5 ‘ ; ee ee = . es . PINT BOTTLE . 3 mateiy $6.500,000 « year instead of a «fi perce Pre Liver Gil ,.....¢-be — : ; ff rae apa. $1. 25 Creo-Mulsion ig on Pf $3,500,000 they now receive from Se Baume Analgesique. bia ae ee Slee Better Huneluie Gongact Fertome, 8 Se, i : . 4 the State, because it is tO ble as- Sie Hille 6 aecarn Quinine Zi¢ p ‘the Glycerin & Rose Water, 2 fer 260 , 3 i t with this spectal fund Oc Ovaitine — viiniainiee 25c Lis Y ERINE ee 5 | QUART BOTTLE e ; ‘ tai the Iegisiature woud ap- Hot-Water Feel Younger iore from the gen Stop mace Up rn e 34 d ropriate no more Laie KeEN- $1. 79° t The Dread Disease Eeepriate no more fe ee Bottles or | lrequired by the Constitut‘on. This As } ‘ a . » 2 r" eg ’ 7 oe ° - ( mo a ee cr eee ™~ ’ wUUld be avout $2.60".000 a year, ou ; ing ae a } ‘ + TOOTH PASTE Vou r we ~ iecding and tender cums are SViInptems of . ‘ . r Billo! a Or ot T cif pyorrhes. Do not wait until this eondition de- rher Institutions “8 rm Ki et ; — ee fhe Higher In ions. a ed e Os Lunch it ‘lops— tooth destruction and bodily atlments ‘As to the University and State Syringes tums of bladder Adult Lunch Kit. Complete with . : , Be aad “f ° rpound i ame semetinies the result. Use Lally ’s Discev achere’ colleges, tne; You a Guaranteed 1 Yr et . »¢ . B ce pint * - 7 fy 6 tke ° . . Pita f* 44 ; . soe : . . P . Mn O80 nm ve oti the evryo } wat bottle . - $1.98 | ry Tooth Powder consistently. Ef used im «cL mihatecgiad yi Ce r 0 ities ‘ ; : : oe é . . il ‘sance tu1xes nev. noON reCeine nig . Ts . liiee | \\ iff rye? \ ? ? ‘ ~ xe a*@e i : se i 0 . tee - : : Children’s — Launch '& Se and «. | nt this dread disea Priv approximately $3,000,600 a Ome OACcCKACHe ae hit, with ty: Sa seh oer. from the State revenues. s s ‘ ehb ee epede re nol ms $1. OS MBs Sold at Woltf-w oy | . is Bate veveowe Pune aan Plapao Laxative Links | ::s.: and vo e & a ' at 0 - 1jSOpB “naerie Sov ros 9 ¢ 1 tha? ece gane- ' : not ee | bottle ai n, Enuerie, Jduunson profit to the extent that these ay The delicious Ud-bits of pepton-[ ~ nas ee i | and other druggists. cla). taxes relieved it of drain for ized la.atives: taste Hike old sretetan iis —- : al Mail Orders Filled - ewmdedene aaa tn a ee wai fashioned wintergreen candy | SSTOPBET Oh ® be expected that the - e and act like magic in the cor.- make appropriations from the gen- rection of many stomach. kid * ‘ Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday 2 for 35c cp $ 00 a begelen $ 50 JHE THOMAS Lens, Near & Far ———~ | Headaches. Complete Special Formuta fer Including Our Thor- With Library Frame FALLING HAIR “wee ough Examination and Examination Pesitivels removes daadruff Dr. H. J. Singman, Registered Optometrist yee a pry conditica. e 3 a 9 : ' a LALI * 4 S LABORATORY eee ered by a nev and liver ills. Children and] Compound — 1-quort § z@ wee BRO¢ : would De ata Cringe , nie a oa grown-ups find tnem = equally ot cocktai A Bemon A Bt. Louis, Mo, || nr so fot we sone A ane and ee ¢ 55¢ |rires TOBACCO 42 making malt- é : treasury as 4)«0 would, probabix, “ 23C and 45c¢ ‘ . a . ( nan dA'tfference between 711 ed milk omy Eee pees neo tifterrnce ra > | Burke’s Cod Liver Oil| Big, Deep Cut in Boxes of 25 and 50 . 3e- f appropriatio! f ‘of t a well Rh. = @ Fine aw | Sol (eC Sei oe o the schools, | Thus i and lron Our Entire Line Guaranteed Fresh Stock Thomas nau $1 50 oa q and Pony J - : there woud gee tags to ih ice my ne | Mi : Special La-Micesa Shampoo, 470 u 2 ; gr | ee on te oe —— ae Tablets for that tired, worn- Specia urte Ss ue, special :. aaa, to spend each year. é . song eno The Aristocrat of Manilas ; - Mee \ We : is Phas been pointed out at these CWn and ride. WS e. en you do this send your answer right awa and I will ' if T ke ~ilitis. Fxtet Be Bridie 2 it. 8 certiScate good fer 750 pointe tewards wisning @ Pony, Saddle}... jponaganda eimanating from. ad- Relic: 0 '6 Bx. 25 Henry IV 2-25¢ size. $2.48 ‘no. Ruskin, 6 for 25c. ox. 50. $2.00 es Twelve Da Each am * It wae con- Reg 5% Size Reg. 90c Size tne bee! paid. a a ete ee : CANDIES Hl gone a cocationm oF aan . 25¢ Miles’ Liver Pills Bx. 25 El Verso 2-25¢ size, $2.48 | New Currency, 6, 25¢, bx. 50, $2.00 inflaanmato Ff ¥ ; crease of $4.900,000 itn general in “Corello” chocolate. conditions, a 4 es NO MONEY em expenditures. {-2.3.5 Lb Sizes F Ar Ele ant se Stral hf ‘bes You can complite the letters und. pel the kind of a pet you would Kenatot Painter, Democratic ' Prompt Pieasant Box 25 La Palina, 2-25¢ size, $2.48 Cigar. Special at $2 a 50 chitis and tonm- Pose? send you a wonderful lifelike reproduction ef one lly welve Beau- “tata leader, objected particularly Si the Pound Bx. 25 Don Julian. 2-25¢ size. $2.48 ehieaiiemnienatienitial nal aud ternal treatment. Sat $50.0 00 Given eee wt saa bore Producto 2 25¢ size $2.48 | Havata Ribbot, 6, 25, bx. 50. $2.00 faction or mondéy back. é oo Given For Promptness | “State school fund had been raided PARK & TILFORD 3x. 25 El Producto CSiZ@ oZ. a » 0, £06, TA. JU, jature.” a 25¢ Aiti-Paio Pills Br. 25 Blackstone 2-25¢ sive. $2.48 | Garcia Babies, 6, 25, br. 50. $2.00 | yeur . i this ad that appropriations of slightly . O h $1,000,000 for especial | 43c 79¢c b educational purposes, euch as, ACCURATE, RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS SINCE 1

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STNDAY. > JANUARY 36. _1927, NUARY_18. 1927 BONTAY. BS 800 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing ene: Boats and Launches and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. POST-DISPATUC hi, STORE and OFFICE F; For | Sale on ! (FREEZER | DISPLAY Held, and Hussemann: Various re) Ee ivlss “OMe: refrigerators aoe J Sizes: =e ianagngs 8 AND BIRDS HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE :-: |HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE eos gg 5. rown mahogany finigh, DINING. ROOM oat . 3507 LUCAS AV. 6639 Washington Sd) Wah pe Sons. +5 (ame =I +? 1067 at 3g py c A PEICE EQUIPE TE} Sap : ‘ys CHKS, ft ‘315 Jameumers, tee! files, ables, , pease Pes, aaur =, Run “ t Bligh BS ~ obe weld at once: pi it of Deorris Motor «4, ne (lar rain ee t- mee ls JRE RRIGES Ly, § eee a th 6) Minnes Grocery tee bog Ties ; nt Bsié 7 — Mer ‘askey Wanted _ \“wtd.—Any amount; bigh- 0170. “44234 paid. GRand (cO9) 7td.—Sraie age and price; 60 te 30 pounds. Hoezel- 43A. Bi & =e cont Lia mn, key Syst healthy. desirable a Uteau, te. guinea pigs, domestic ge | RESTAURANT eatin = B ER PU PP1iS—I eat ree«, qe | SArE— ‘x: [8x39 uiches S40 7a righ} Yale. CAbany 2 . (Cc) Ay OTTO lurniture Rs-- beauties. aa greed, wef spe, “— Monday, *ucdas Dap ee 304 Rinne - (c¥Y) BL | SAFES AND CABIN@IS—Van; RIER | PUPPIES—Nicely . ‘n . oe real] bargains. varcaine, Daa ap eed. 3417 N : Oth. “e! at ; i = — - Mother. pups: iS SANS —oympatineg glatiomn — pas eT alle. oP i Lv ot fe Mt or ‘1607 ~ ket. cr. Kind, for any business, nik . 4613 “Tyrolean. free. {| of omg E—+t wirbanke. tan” ebaperpece~s _ North Market. TERRI IERS—Nicely marked, $15, 1811A S. _setterenn. = stud: free, $10 upward. 4. ic Ma cneaD. celkirire, Auc a L IN@ al at cost Ot ;. bsavY cases and o eae ctthees. we hui ne age IERS— ~ a ee Prices We will quo Hiland 34 ) J) and |. 4 8. 40} es RIERS—-Boot to Poct and ge BR pedigreed: dogs at tu. | mai WE ASES—O as me i te Lafayette. Je) 7 b ae ome; *) kinds — Rickensoh) | ron 16 N |: ei “ C ASSES AND STORE rix : : AVP Le@ Porm used ee of al dogs at Alt fee 10. 4034 BOSON es =. 410 E ey Hitand | | really reduced price 1 kinds ae ae. ifax 7060. = eeRD 2 ~ BULL TERKIER 1t'PS — Pedi. Take Caas | ang / SOD 4 Seda: NWTAIN POPPIES nest ul: | ri marking : rize stucs lieciportes : $5 Lovisiana. PRosepect 2417. 7) RRIER PU p-- Also Boston at #, cheap. LAclede 6568, 222 ie) ; aw yan! & fhe 3020 | €lase ‘te es rhb mM. Kor k: }* ( C. | SOFT St «x ARLO “TFIT ii a7) | ; Kinds and FI ZAM, ARLOR Or low pela | . Renenger 1007 Market. es ee: | Inust (ce) (STEAM TATILES, coffee urns ar $834 nee : a atock: | ials Chairs. e« tone ‘ barcaing. 215— Franklin. CHOW PU Registered atock; 7% A M TABLE--~s; mali ; ithe mee asd wonderful siud dog at service. 8500 pote yd and 3 tab les: oon ‘ cheap. ie a a ne omg ae 1 "34. 44 S. Kingsh ighway. Mond , 5—A!! ages: rea- le fi Orn. W PUPIE "| Pe ‘ sell } no Ral t rmeet and oldest chow ,* Tr ‘RE 2 Exo A RES = adies" » in Middle West. Woo-Fane Chow TONE PINT! hie a gem CO A figpees. Dror. IU, Hienway No UT oie es in ta Ft 1 Bx ‘a > mee Seg eg tha ndhana: show. COLLIES—Gro ema. ‘er rac airred: also nN . — # . a a Se Tiles sym §. a | Muenz he a North Ma: ‘ket. ae : A Phone "Ie lor OF HOUNDS—Two. 520 each: must Wwaias « ASE rd flor CARE vargain; m teday 2T27A_ Park .. 2 - he. 4 hy pedigreed (eho) back bare rad , aire iperatars restaur Boe CO COLLA RS— Ieee eweitere. "ao > fur Coders and sourp ata nds or on Wale! we save dog fane ern many dol. | om i Latlom, CwuaAUI™, coffees gS ay in lars. gm 3 invite com"? im ahi J1] (caa) |e ®um. te. lat wus Ippoer vone ad wer i alata Pes a uirmnt eee: oud fe ad r an a} tit "new os DOG—1 biack seal Boston bull ~ terrier, rhe re ee st female, 8 monthe old. perfect, mark + GIA. DE SPORE aA OF i eye - rx se ne CO. eubject to registration. aL & bargain. 44('2 Pm) Te) } eB hivy ag F “Fi w} d HARI. Chovteau. Rand 3o7 (ec); 1ON HANTS To, te Alspose |] of at once. FoX TERRIER P UP Thoroughbred et agiy rensonab’s offer you make: Flow: 233 Hun av. . Cans inew) five € fs» ,. threw s.£7 and two Ful TERAIER PU PPIES—c “olfax 70," i fe) | S-fomt (used) four B-foot. two C fout, one 4754 Ashiand av. pe pp ie | 4 foot, and one 10-fovt notion, tue éfoer FOX TERI EK PUPS—-_ cigar. ii it~ ef) Plat Tope. Wall cases {400A J 14: bh st. : ; (ce) | fost. wuntrn thew es tog et veel two 6H POX TERRIER—Wire haired. proven | v +? registered, aiso pups. Witb- CSocuyifere PM) owe, (foot, two mer ¢ 53 ea (ch) iblicete ie etrors, candy amy GEBNAN POLICE PUPPIES—2 montane, | - ust — ii es "ge tale Bre hee gd. 3830 T-- nevivania. (cy i bfor cach fixture bavers ison anh oF tae GERMAN PULICE [40s Tramed. excel- eeie wel made ae 21. a. tet eedigree: 3 yearn old. 3510 Bower, foe entre ee eee arr ne at Riverece A799. crt) StuUre Co, Ba. , : a Pat) : ” CEutm AX POLICE—2 years old, pedi- greed; watch _s, eell. trade. Write | Juie le Wick. Highla int, Tl 3507 Tth ot. GERMAN POLICL “ MemeGer Bin black | and months oid: regiset-red and Forest 3114, te FIXTURES ARE YOUR BEST “ALESMEN WHY NOT GET THE or bs Nia LIES DPR MST: SC TT GERMAN POLICE—Pedir-ee 3 immorted | PORE STORE & GPFICY. MIXTURE 0O.. fine pupiy for sale’ 3 cuge at OH) WPBAN EET AN GARPIPLD | 80. ei he tum boarded. oe lo very p : chester and Perry rd. WEbster 3) oe lumbers’ Plumpin seri | lates: i X P Pe 9g Supplics T DAXE—3 1 mon ths old: Herlequin. | | ew CUdest sav sacrifice. elicible wonderful bioed lines ant d a atories = — = and cond.tion. Mrs M Slighbtiv. ‘aMacwil Suur choles while 3S Edgar rd. Webster Groves. pois K * on. - ant te iosie, wt J. A. STERN. - icMQO? ; Chestnut (cA BE Ho ge yproke on rabbits. GRand > Ss Five PLU MBING AND HEATING 709). ¢22 Hug av HOCN a for bunt ‘ng. for day or | y . heap. st PT LIES AT W HOLESALE ie t: S years olf; guaranteed. 1448 Aanorted Vrite for bie free catalogue showme & ra.rie BC ta AO per cent faving Ou all plumbing TRISH SPTTFER—Male 2 years old, solid | _}eurp em such as inks. lavutories, cloecté, ted; registered: sire Big dam Lacy ' }Pathtu "Al! a‘Mrocm « rutfice pipe aud A n, | tee - ¢! our ename' ware ie ‘0 keep. 2314 Shenand 711 Spe Get Cueniy and guarsatred for 6 EKINESE PUPS — ani crown 0B. on We also carry a full vi ine of hot-wraiet : Ukr ead ste ok 126: tA AL PEKINESE—Houasebrove, c a . te ca | home. FOrest J1387W 5034 ‘De'maric) ' te eer lane Ream bottlers, nye! ese furnaces; = saving f m 30 to bO per cent = 4. Ur fine ts oo om Ormocas tut "tf Ie tm EKINESD PUP. pale: pedigrecd ——— = bie : fbpomerate wall tne items ‘n tee ork 1 254A pag i : peaigree ; ce te but wrl mut! yeu one of our big free VWISTERS—°- male and — i m ale. : bath | “ro NET ~ ite ons cue eecaer: - AW AT- thoro: hiy 5 Ag Cheap for Quick aa} NF ist M ™ ae Np WE ~ ° . ti, Fey () a ING SUPPLY co TTP? heatuyt. (G2) toma anno City, Appy O13 Cates, or _ ~ _ ee - tes LICE DOGS — —Mother and 4 puppies: pe Refrigerators “ligreed i cheap ; Kiversiae ONO4M. con | (WE have x er of ice and aalt t treseer LICE PT a Pedigreed. papers perfect, | vases, Which 0 1A ger eprted as vant 2703 rt Ment oh the fameus RRECHT TEC LICE PU — for quick gaie. ; bays A Bi, EKRIigERA oo LISPLAT “807 Virginia. ” ; St uikoret eee e ar mi NICE POGS—Male and femair. 3017 sc'O Cats Le Pilas st Hees nt nt Li 201 Cae, asonsin hry ) ; (c62 ! Mec iD A WV A FP W CoOOD unday Or evenings. 4007 Leahy ri cCRA L=iie JOBS. v_ LICE DOG—Large a mor ‘the cid: good | Sposa tion $23 Bla at LCE TRG S—SIK oan. sng rope $20 . pecigreed 7 Tveraice at dM. RPPRIGERATORS por ALL PURPOSES Witla Loerer wp CEN TRAL 4 499.1080) —_— 2 — 4 — — eater atiememannaians as ‘ LICE PU PrIES Pedisre-c at HARRY L. hean 441° Delmar ce es; it Feo mn 7 B fF POLICE DOG—Femaie: left by W. Gme- | LS Dep Ins _ past aT nck fer board charces. 7 4 oe) ennei, Manchesier and Be rry rd REFRIGERATOR CCMPANY. - ACE PUPS—Male and femcie- 10! . T LOUIS Yeoaths oS from “at breading aL49 : ge Keconditionod HUSSM4NN PATENTED & ONT SERS ersice 2045 bo FREEZER DISPLAY COUNTERS—6, 8 BB SOLUCE DOG—at stud: well trained and | Pe oT! V4oani ie foot leneths Guaranteed FR Smpored. _— 4852 COST Caria | Us? ihe gaew Get our prices apd cay & (CBP yw Palmerte Wy ghve you 1‘ )cente or more POLICE TY ae os PFT a.i15 Hammon Sex). bil ‘nene Perk. Hliand 4016 John J. McDon "UOT es v adeilar yuu spent with us. Cor ni Me ce RHA Vou =. Bh equlp- 7 —_— — ic) Ther? Xe ‘obli. ition to parmeti "PPIFS__10 weeks old: wolf N Rrowdu Ay, CE: Sor ONRS. Just ; oe: Von Biaesenbers Frock: $20 each, dhe. Lac. ede ~519 >. hu iSshiig! i E novit of Prankit mat an : nT OY Seeeie (c) TABLE PPLIES : DOG | POUPPIES—And grow: ~ sj cit: _ whol * eck Pa on ool (losiriy Out ae a tire: bey ST t ¢o}-*} Oe L “ab. i tees... to" Ne cite oor i4 Pa or Qrevimad ae Vered true: be ~ & SEiferon ) pes 33 tod fr : 2 | 3 We hase no phot ‘suenender $ ees — stad a sign) r tne e's i¢i2 XN Rr a Baway. a MEKANIANS Exquisite BDeri unens : mie aan England's beat: colors. tag 0 cream: reasonably pry. mie | TYPEWRITER AND ADDING ; Feu Mra Nar Golanteiy dann tyitkenn MACHINES a Eskimo white apttz. dabiies neler. . Ap tems ies: che ap. 3Ut1 Mive (cA, } For Sale B *oReed between (OK teeeder and na hee —_ ——~ Fire bull: male. « | MACHINE. ~.Burrc ug ns se Jenn; road $o: female. i. 561s | i —/ 4 r - - new S00 i’ t: MeCarthvy. = PEG ae N ‘c’ Bia -Black 4 and (an. 6312 Wueh- | iN MAC HN AND TYP Pr ect ERS —.£ ¢) d. ie! repaire: low rate ~ WF ve AWAY for gucd hone 'Penmitable machines Reltable aay PUPP, anette Manieword iz jMachine and 7 Ag writer Co., 71d Fae eth | A hla 3 up, exceptiona: targain in i GA rheld ST6R., on maple. and bul: terriers. etc; pete a eS Phe tr } POST couguete dit It makes, Tee : Bet Shon | euGiy. p eaming egervice / aipiete lines, all mm Ps Pret . 63 ® MP a wd 1 Dp: 2) Typewriter Co., 1) } Pop; io = mn ‘9 s = ee ate svity : a bed : arrires co, leg PeHociesr, iC A NAT TYPEWERI ER a ser. 6good ©eapQstion: DOlice, m0 wou fame Velen bulla atredales, | s $. “809 Muar Arw,} a RB! ue tick aren: —- - ae 2'_ Sunday aA13P WwW. Greenies _p. "4 MAY 11 : eae & Bova» :% PEWRITER 1%, Sm th. No 6 : & RABBry Forwp_ Al ated and tan: aiue eet cond tror 14:7 syndicate v ved fa ; ‘e »4&-* “442 x hy ABRr> H ~——* Se AE Re ene mae : Ty ie a one > ap, Re es " HOUND wy: ice TYP EWE aT i Prom $10 up. p tor , I) sell cheap: good Mu Tap ; 544 , © eed Sunday. 713 Dorcas. Oscar wi, to A ‘Wreie ta... sd Ry Ras See TY RRWE Tink TyderRondl Be Bre Ol HOEND PTR Female. Ron vat tidkice ae ere aces nid TTF ACR PERS ——Reullt._ ot poeemtt E eneere aire ers in: res. é rebufiding ae err = Grace ‘c} ? regis Slered Rie. £8 nent —rstn Mtekeon JEffermon 545, (cht: very po leish wetter 1, Fe Deamone. ‘s ane extra good looking 4 Big Boy; dam Lady Cushbawn. 2138 Re ar Ret well maul {or She ?. orb Sh." av ney TAG Tee adding machine. very ve ist ie a Vd ona “torms. 821 N. 8th. u nae fg YPEWRITERS . For rent” or sale: 0,te a Fade OOM Tale , heerfully given. (. ; 7 + r Srntth G4. ic oo Typewriter Borie 4 Ant; 4s WRI GR ps-etable | = ngton dit 4 P orona and acting rechlnse, Ot LOOM Pees AR Pe: Shon 346] 8 Grane anton new and used smack oth. MAW BE ty Stans. Pekiness wire n4é amoortr ae Writer Exchange, SUS BW. 2 f \etriers - "4 DOoties Bostans. cojlies. mon- Persian kittens s Miscellaneous cca : TYEE WRITERS Al inekes Feball, Og S25 Gr rere Gi ee asm eo rite j bao ne -estionetes furnish "Age re) ne Saice Oo. 13" w. ’ YS th ar iA T° NPR e: ye oD oa. Te are .tke peri’ av a 5a Os and goed white bear. rices $7 D; 1427" Missouri av. a wy KAT Ss edigreed rollers: won eae NG ROOM st [TE —Nine-piece Amer. AS H Be Sa sai a cup Kansas City singing and Ser we: oe eee giv en free: Call | WE ELCH & CO 7th FLOOR 4 RE-CONDITIONED FURNITURE AT DRASTIC PRICE CUTS | CLEARING SALE — Fioor sample Belroom and Suites marked at half regular Walnut Bedroom Suites, wid Homers. pand and ra an ete déescripuon aan orios. z. . Lyons, la. - Beautiful waina’: 6 conten's Bt gh CaNARTES—Come. hear our singers tg De GAD RANGE ~ Earellene py 4 ~'e@ *. dite ‘ (DINING ROOM RET—# Merwe, wes Tange. 5 RANGE —Hlue ) enamel, ~ high oven. Suites, $118, regular $230 v ‘Open every evening. ie IIS of 4524 DELMA BED Py ot and Mattr reas. " dayiient keeps our sani- Mir Bo e pet ap: Baby sc For Sale \ CEntral “4502. BD) CHIC KS—0 ustom hatcbi beg ‘DE OF ahip exKs to ate { —, ro pe ny “a BIRD wire ae Outsice wire bird ‘each. $3.50 dozen wrade recleaned canary oF rape see , bound, 12 pounds for $1) 00. hc an pay you cannot buy better - Save pet fanciers many dollars. 3101 Cn) BR ASS | BREAKFAST SET—Elecant 4-piece,_ also 48-inch console table are | er sewing machine. Call Sunday. 5-Pc. Breakfast, Sih A ED ce GAS RANG 3B W hite enamel, 18-inch oven; =! ITh—®9 pieces a 185 4-plece Botrecss Bed. cheat of ane ggg GAS Ce a, pd ng Bia. hr: as @ § BABY US Pare bred farm + range eteck. Ciay County Haich- Liberty jece mahoganized ed - Daven port Suite -— sacrificed 187 ” I Bedroom Suite—bed, dresser, chifforobe and chair.$87.00 $50 Odd Dressers, solid walnut. $9.75 $55 Walnut Wardrobe....... $10.50 7. aan eee Siienee Vanity $e e@e@e@6€¢¢4 @€6e0 @2@e@4€ @ 8 ¢ -Drewer Chi nayeeed ats GAS FANGD, White Quick Meal, with mat 4635 Ce CANA RIES-—Golden day open -moutb warbiers. 4 one in a dozen, =n buy and | | O3°7J oule combined. ser anv truth- Cries, Seceisiee t Sprin BAY CHiChs—Ceri -U-Culda quality olu- iy hatchery Pe South rn J ia- 5 Deummona’ ~ Ha: oth “g ltgrondtitioned. blue enamea Write for “pelee list. BABY - “CHICKR—Highest. “guality, oldest hetcheries in exisience: Batis custuMers wher Tae — Heide! Pou)- ‘s.! low NE R FU RNITU io ro. GAS ptt aoe 5 Pet M SETS--4 nie Y.niece in tire class contitten: alr et new, neveral other —— ae | CANARI ‘ARIES— Beautiful plumaged si and domestic “_ oe “to oven from; come and he: omen €¢ /_ENAMISL FINISH: i ea sy TWO EXCH ANG E ‘erOnke . 06-8 N ITH AND . ~~ TH AND MARKET pO ig An rican walnut finish. _ mirror ETT TTNER FURNITURE co. Massive ang TAs Ra GE Bir Quick i very good condition; very _ BP wee gr. > Gas _ ene 425 tn aes ge 3 order and anne CHICKS “easy bn $85 Long Beé-Devenpert.. a> ; 2s —— Living Suite Pew eee in hzuBet 8 DINING. ROOM a ITE — Amer ean eharies aga Sx. BABY CH ICKS— First 9, each Ml os oo. ye 1 hg r. we had hig » t. aes red m both Hartz Mountains - 5175 Easton, at Union. SARIS —Wonderfal tter than most. cee sendaaee very ginger. i gd be safe than | Charles, Mo., R. peer ? 8150 Library " guite. ‘Jecctene Ladle rocker, armchail =~ -c Rock Homers. | 9727 Lackland av. Webash Cabinet t Gas Range manogans gTaphop at Ss ee \ ee x. sto On, ; SU LLIV AN QU ALITY one, aavenoias: "bargain breeds. State accredited chicks only. ‘e) 'per cent live delivery. Wri for Quality Farias .Box 121. Wel. isville. Mo, _ LOW BOOK! SG TERMS—Super-test credited chicks. A])] kinds. Our low prices | $2 M {esouri State Hatch- oO. 2.50 Kitchen Cabinet $55 Kitchen Cabinet talking, ¢ pat thi rte “formerly North "Market. ace ize: 4368 wn. “ pot —* incl Sen rs 2TH ANT erit a MARKI-T. | UIRAWE tis tare HEAT a perior: ington Hasement tg dE be cache and revonditioned os ieee — oe lel -- nn nr ee SN a eg Oy eg at lO ay a a STOCK REDUCING SALE FURNITURE EXCHANGE CORNER 19TH AND WASHINGTON Metal Beds, full size........$1.50, $2.75 Day Meé and Padé. ..ccccccccccescle oc6cr tenes danens Sererrrrrr Tre ll Peaeemem Cantmete ae . a Overstuffed Suites ARAB PIBCES, WITH VBIAt COVERS AND GOUD 8&PRINGS. hansigy PRMS. tS TWO EXCHA 2088 Nat AND Tra PARLOT sSET-—6 pieces. Call 164) Hogan. eh bem sage SUITE—3- piece. conaleting of ot conditiua, FU Sas CO.. 901 PARTY. leaving the velty will eel] is IONS TWO EXCHANGE 32TH AND 7TH AND Mauer _ HEAT iS -~ These are new heaters. | space and they wil) be eold SOU’ Tat END rates ge Aladdin Magic Profit Chicks COMBINATION RANGESEname iiiapees MISSOURI ACCREDITED flocke of most Ove —_ hot-water back cheap. straine—Sheppard. Cook Everlay. Thompson. % live delivery pre- Order right from tbie ad. larger quantities. Fine i ai 4471 Gave. ao, 5068 SOM BINATION : ye & & VIN ATH N ~ WASHER —Aeritrth HOUSEHOLD j ; w 5805 ) at _ Kingsh: hway pvt ION KA MiG. fotos and aie iE. oo — varieties. Wa: SH ER— Eden, -— — | Hs 7 AND be RNITURE re sale by owner: a': _ Raowe Leghorn. pal and512.00 $35.00 $57 | M0 Pe Arecn .b GOOoLDs— " ; BU ETTNER FURNITURE co, _cgbisazine RANGE firand new, GUUS — Wa orn kinds at reduced: whit ° Quick Meal gas | Barred any on ANTON ES i! lection #5 a iifelime: | some Res = quested White hut? and ‘tie Steiner Furniture PURNIT), gee Hee SEHOLD GOODS —-tnjaid lanoleum, 8175 VALUE FOR $75 | chairs and candi6 ot F: K NIT! r c—3 walgh ae T a a Gia ood, waist ge B SL ANI wt ry (leaning Co. 3829 Finney. 1 Bruseclis ue, “tn 12 2 (o> live Etreet I - Hall. te Heeterti. 2 | | LIVING ROOM rs TTB “Three “— taup ” paaiial prea on BUY AT YOUR OWN M. ‘0 4:30 P. M4. at the SSOURI AUCTION CO. ” 9007. 15 MORGAN 8@T. hh) CEntral 2752 at bare ain prices. ak Aan ak | SINMONS BEDS $3: like new: carp $3 up, chairs $1 up. Cal) 112A N. _| Way today gnd @.) next week SIMMONS Khe Prnand ompiete. "$128 Sarno Fs 964 “ei sell at i tn ‘. BIRD SEBDs—16 ounces make a pound st 5 os ereh wales, is ihe right war. P ¢eBB) | SIMMONS “BED —New *e TE—Wailrut: SU ITE ainut Peay one SETS-.o- ao ee 4 | BEDROOM SU ITF cotton of satnpie and | Hellrung é& Grimm cs W asin: on ger ities ° s Nf rE x -EST E tots S——1bc | tM EX fo vyaouulm attec hmenta. i PURN TU HRE—Davenport "Mair. ANAK TBs. 81 eon? ap ie bbws draft: -+~ 2am ice 4103R. -- . |" RECONDITIONED ‘. Ww ASHING Sa ‘ we off we On Ae “BEDROOM wv IT TH * Yt, 1X RR ty K vis ng — Suites! E. Rina PB, c tA KE «ANE IN Wert rR A ML . . 8: einer urn) ture Coe ‘Daver por rt Tables MATIOGANT BIRCH. TWO eX: ‘HANG, i erie, Dal ANI? 7TH AND Ma HK + 4 NUARY SALE I LOOR SAMPLES LIVING-ROOM SUITES 46 fiovr sample Living = gre Suites. tn range re cluding ~) BED ® M ‘SETS~ tik nee P sae P ’ val ANY ait AND weit Ki aa V USION BOL BEF KSdeH ¥T. never vases ; C Pafe Aa AB at can -end bed i ubes and Jarre Daiet mice and Sicikia: Fi Yk THESE MACTINGS sy t y ~~ ' 4 \NAR a1 <P emales, seg gaol ga sticks A‘ M wt LANER- -Laine a” “sit | < EAN ER—Eureke a: ‘AN RT ES—tne mated _ a re AREAL “SSF. ait! Day Beds _ ; EX SANS a gy oy ca RI oraide 4528 te ong 3 Persian kittens mahogany hand-carved framed ; 10, have marked these Suites — prices legs than you will be saned fur vse Splee Red Davenpor t Sultes $45 7 VACTUN ret ete “LFANER— Hoover oa Bedr ‘room (F044 nt ore. che’ re «utes . ” “Heussiaiaa Attention! t | | coods aiuncet new up-to-date CANARIFS—Nightingailes. che 3 ? every deacription. pies - # EXEPR ‘dis ie ete room Miers sENDED Ww mals: $5 48 . 1 INS : Two EX THANGE ST ikEs +t -Pc. Bed room nut frame Sulles, $145. every Suite sold oc | ry?! mT ~ if not wmatiefied guarantee SINTES ne VAR RIVE j23t" “TM (LEAS DES CANA RIFS—Rollera, friarantees | a vac Ul MM SWF EP a remier w5$ Deliier. PV weet F137 W | ay a 8 EANER- Hoover , oye evenings 42174 NTON'S Pwo EX CHANG E vicina ‘ st tela pis =* 14 Ct aa Ki nmoM SET gas : Pr) $10 uD repairt ng an % iio ervice tw “er tury Le : , « . ee : fe: ayP ke Wk 'T ER S Unaerwcd o. 5. he : ate White Perman. Peter Rat. | 5 a — ‘DELI «°* §258 Mohair Su: tes . whe BRR ne tet Ht AND Sot | $196 Bedroom Suite 1 A te ll see at CANARIES— —% cler 7 Fitasia ‘piace to a pein as en ann ee Large Wardr eee | “mated pairs and CAN =. ie Aline ‘and | guaranterd singers. laupplies = 3213 Meramec. CANARIES ~--Fancy. Re ee gireiners._ 510: Helfrung & Grimm fat 3th & Washington *\ COAL iz aN rw ite io aes & ‘Crimea. (9th & Washington! : eelnt rollers “Breed: TIM AND MAKAT || -_—-

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etxD 97 gAxUARY 16.1322: ST. LOUIS ss-900 AUTOMOBI LES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns sche re e. og , A U TOM ey _ POST -DISPATCT. cSt 4 i w3 M US Ii CA! 33 AUTOMOBILES :-: Z AUTOMOBILES - ee "Wanted eae: For Sale Coaches oe Coupes | For ALL At] TOS BOT UGHT—Ready cash. Phene ESSEX—c teal job: $245; or effer; | ee eg | tee Ee" “On Buick Coun? Sourk Line b l - Al Tus . aa co yrs o “ $209 _5. Grapd. LAciede 2 i10 3 Coaches Yeu'll See a 1926 Nash coach. moter Offers a 1924 Chevrejes S | AUTUS Wu: 0 * semmmealllt TilK—1928 coach: standamt siz. fully, & «ge + gh Re gg Boy. barania foro . oe : 7s COU PES eee Hi | ae ine -99 +4 D : . = 2 naranien fee cal “Drastic Reductions “4 | AE parties ZS | wie rola sandhty Oars oetva a wecruioe Were pe Saat Pr FOR 39 DOWN Me 4 in wees + a. mh: nenearhs | : Jerr . z : Demonstrators and Reconditioned | Special—Bargains in | Eoaioe be — me 2° ey ied doen, warmapner tafe *tocust. | “4 tt to Ss") CHEVROLET COCHEE te Seto eee : > a 51 Cs ‘ BILL “KILLEFER saa = ' 251 Post RC TOK—19722 master A coe oa ch: $35 never | This car ts in the pink of ks >iD > %._Gran4. layers - Uprights - Grands =} Used Grand Pianos 1c A Ey ORT ah OTE RE a aOR Sine Baer | Seng no, ich the Denea. Why nop men Some SS Teen 3 a OPES ¢ ae MILNEB GRAND $310 MEHLIN & SONS— |; 39S 95 : UTos Wid.—Fa: m pay | ots Pee sm os Wictor: Fr : Sn West NASH mechanically. STENWAY@375.00 Srasd..$325.00 eee oe = 7 | i ao hone” gat dene —_s -HSVe “ we 1975-26. in the vee —Maho eoceceses Grand: mahogany. ig ) 3 : = aa “ poor ey e : ) } —*.#" ‘ a cae “wiai’ SE! Mrs.» 4 ae reon TFO8. 7] ' “ied WURLITZEB GRAND — Br. }))| “cass. urica vour tte p33 Ouve 6" | ogy gf htS BAO. r perfect: | CARERS. oa og, Original vant: 3 Maer —PAbectrnecd Uh Br rome INC KENMORE @9QE OO - GRAND mae ° ine ot rte >» $4°5 _ Jefferson 3613. Terms—$2.50 per week. ena ng $495 — — $565 : e ot A eee 162 | rmpolatery Juke Dew. Worth $550'. 047 Drive ovr. S173 Faston. | __ 4- Passenger Chevrolet Ce KRELL AUTO | MONARCH PLAYER ..-c- $55.00 PLATTER ...:; 89.00 Small sise; br. mah.. Tos Wid. —Sond. =" Ro object; 3015 Loengst. NEWELLS. JEff. 2600 OLDS Me De E— Coach. 1976: asae goon | . , e = ) priers ped. Grand toévu is iles >. terms: trade. 3: $ ian Bteed. dirt ehmus ae SMITH REIS 375 ' Ci UMUBILES Wit4a—A.l sutomotiles | KUHS HAVE OL.DSMC B LE —_ Coach, late 1923: at a ers Tans Rev ge lon m Sint Gomme a — —-: | a gash, 4319 mi ebaT | su oer, =O) es cia a “7 =. , 23 Fore om a PLATER ....-- PpLOD.OO PLAYER eoerre08 ’ Ss Terme—$?2.00 Per Weck OLDS MOBIL. E—Coach. 1927; demonstra- , Chev rolet Business > aan gg 5 VOSE 65 0 UPRIGHT . $4 00 UPRIGHT ... BO 0) , Tyc BrLePS wid— For caeh. ‘ | 1927 Buick coach; fully equipped; factory tor. _barwau nh. "2633 Gray ols, _ a4 the e best eared ‘or ey al KOHLER & CAMPBELL $ 5 CO tPRIGHT eeeeeeveveo2808280808780* oO t~] | R | IP; H , ; ‘ mt we | ° , a Used @Gwor od uti? N LAMOS ' . Moor ae 0. 3118 Locust hon LINDED P ine” y O897 8 f GRu ae: ST AR car’ 6 ie — 4 . this fOr pe: hoe i lig — Reprodueing KINGSTON — Electris grand; )})| a: Tom BILE — We, fee used car. =e : $123. EE a ma Sra Re ACHES to YO; "ote of cone cies" a ee, Goes $655 B evececceee DOD ES jh! £2 teteretnater._ Howe._sorteswen.—8 est ater Scag, 207s HaeT oa 8) ords:, For Trade In Your Present Musical Instrument As Part First Payment P. A. STARCK PIANO CO. ‘ : } al anaes big arst price | $ ! } "ar — os RLESS OTOR mail 2 aga a HOUSEH’ LO aooods FOR =. _— oo ae nine ars i a - ra —_ “ue sae =. m) 85 3 . S ‘ran 2sMper’tt : ; @xco¢.ieD come. 10Nn , Dodge, 4. Passenger ees 0 ; ——-. ype ' : wr Wi: “Eight 1923. foe caw, Studedaxer | = : | LOOK! 1926 STUDE BAKER trey artic. ie eS ore ‘al ¢ RI. Ne ee ; j et , co} — } : bal o CO h: ev = : . : ;: 2> - S130 down: pm.ern — ) Th: . 3 _ tan iard § coach; every s $4 43. ot 2344 te terpretat ive grand ’ Wiad = —_)-passerecer ser. teeem RB k y cant : from ; ; 5 ae __. PRoepect = 6. te) Box ¥ 230_frat Dispatch #. uic fone, “fully, equipped: - | Sapte ow. i el bor Dtrinder. +o — irade; . MUST SACRIFICE tein mahogany posicr ALL lie fun Oe tar an tp { STORE OPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS _ 3) a 5 OO) € ‘ash for Autos : CHEVROLET—1928 co i: ee a oS. sa.°. ie Bos pee 8 bot eprings. matiresecs, im Bs. Ds to Of.o0- Orcestwra train | (| fr "wo t.mes. D.g discount , Kin ; - a Baloon ti % —. role Cust ar ube trade. YAHLEM, | aaa sections! aw sin , Bo 4 peli pea 3 ? Cai. WMte of tee- | i ‘ NTI Q ()° » LOC kK ‘A car ¥5N .ROH. a gg ae eg high Way - at BCC wail’. ~ Bae. - Whippet Coac! lel j ONARCH. 1? sei. eras. (ra 3 riamenie and anugues; Bo Géeaers. etre: Tan WW ; Oe accent Se oe oe. CHEV Re dame ae - 3 a " DODG BE ai ti: - " Adany 0793. 5514 Persbing. aparumen: Long Hart B uve, Weston: Basi AS LOW can ’ Saerifie -HEVROLET—Coach of f2>:. 25. $3 ey wt ae E: 8 CY (ec) te TERMS @s A t Saerifice Your Car rae turing $200. CIPZENS ACCEPT. BRAND NEW en re: pene ei 0G HU Pp COUPE; gt > ee oy ge tak FO et et ah ae aaa ae . “ som psi dy gee eer rm oe “— bt in teen SO é a op on nm PINS EA Sees et ills ot 3 ee ee ’ vr 8 SO Sot gt incite ut ndeniate - ——e = ~_ SAR a *-. os ne - on A ae ee i i ~ - et Oe aint ee es . A Ne ee eee ee — Ne ~ ~— ¢ ee a ae ee a ei atin etn at na ee eee Fe ci atte ie a ee 7 | O56 : _ ba: Player a ee SSS 192 o St E—1928 sper? eo oor: | F “ : its 34 . s* = aay : ’ , ‘ . 1? EDe:: em ¢ : - #« rs tm .e% ; ~ - Bilis per. ec > tn tes Smith-Reis @I 0 i BADLY cast ep an Gey grad. Wale, | Faily eauippe!. and fuity quaranteety 4 U4 mone, oaly See ; : : aan DL wa : : ing OUF Price: SBOE) SER LET—oLaic 1Dld re FOOD Tn, | windshield Wiper, motometer, Dumper wera! terns, Oregpeeme 4 % - 9 tT New Hup 6 Coupe - 4 s,! — ~~ ee aii ll i cs ale a ee gilli, edit, ee Ln, ptm, : ne Lasemt eee, tod a Think of ‘nts oe Ti Rei cen Ai oe ‘ Ae ot pp @ ,* tad ee a SF Rete, oe Fy Wee * SS e Eee: gh 6 7 Me +¥ Cat oat ws ‘ pa oe With Art Apollo Interpebtetive mg Br. Mab. i RORDS red Spapen romdelere. eedans. sit open re mtorr gat condition { mand ‘9 . F ‘ . a ~s ap: ae : fine r4r Mot fr Cc 985d Easton. Linde!) 0164 ——_-_ rr At : CO, 6990 LOCuSS. | . Ti tou Gardner or Ce., — : ' erson 3898. tc) ‘ —_—— — LcAiiNN& S10 free lessons with aay. AS WEEK ' 4)) pay. more than other deal | ANCE Co. [809 Bastin. | ayste: ¢ 3 cm eS ran ie bajo, aaudoim, Viola, gwtar or ue ps ry oot i: Bea 3 op it in five) der: ee ‘ O25 coach. wi) tax Never ran a mile: must be sacrificed at | span: like brand-new: ve Y .. Cost age eu}! atoned ! me ad fa@) : ibe = . P= $5; - 3438 = §. Grand. Lac rey} y +a “ = wisn ——_ $100. Monarch Player, 45 a Player ya gg A pes seyret “mae ) . Uphwlater:ng leg SJlis Locust, Sgn So a nO | nev. 3 mahogany 15 ocak | 3a , 1217. : rf Ha = oe. xe - run on y fe a at . 5636 oes =._(c@3) os *-e- 7 . » / a é‘ , )} P| } ae | . ca.. ; — t: ace . 7 b verbs Z ae - —— we: ¢; ‘eo r inn ng , condi- Sakuphone, wandsiin and guitar. dud -363 ; “neapd ¢ 3715. aan and eedan. i ty; a _ __ 3453 _ 2 @cy'in Sere erpon gts iLiA a » 33.34 ) Toit eS oe Or terme. é 9 3574 Ramberger. _ ’ / ALTERATION SALE i) Sate Ors wre ) , Manas K 1925 5-passen ike new; aad Sun: ‘= et aa wt 208s. — ; i 1006 Olive ‘Teg Fay oar: qhevro'et prefer 1, VRUTPIO.., ofan pe OTERCE ARROW BIsTRIBt oR. ae Cpe vichts 25 ets. S oer ee ies tes wig he = ster x . dn iasttvenri Wares, © ~dgee . Oe & ine | i un eee oe a ee aa N ) CU ot. ae won 30S4 , - re >, é! } 4 User [ ay - “OUF S—S$195. ’ . . ‘ lay “hot ; ft 33 ? I --4 on ; DUE To OLIVE ST. WIDENING uke. S75e eac - 4°77; 3. Br: aA way 4s) | “tao nea -oaches. BE day 192 ew 4313 Washington. _DElmar 0145 (ec) | : fen Pervert tecd Cras? « f _ * te err 3; ot. = s rus. rade 3™=4 4: yb Win Schovl #4 W.” 34th SEDAN Selig i eee fer ween | SETS ~~ Zero Weather Is | 33 : \BILE COUPE | a - } { QAL.) ‘ HEV Th VT > epg : G2 a ; an enormous stock of sample and PIANU LESSONS. $1. a8 your home. FOr- instruments For | Sale Pianos and Organs For Sale |——_ : . , -_ Coach. n. 192 G. cae Paiva | | : spenaee. ‘B 1% 5 HU an ” xceilent con reconditioned Furniture, Stoves, est 696LW. rrof.” 6. Aronson, | 1222 = | PIANO—Upright, mahogany; reasosalile For Hire | ae ese eee Tee Here | mee Rom a saiton eee = ie Thte famous Mit:le Car, ew: gusrantene Heaters. Ranges, Rugs. Mattresecs., ‘ Ww pa “| |! gang Texas. ‘e) | , a HE —~}Sie made —— | mechanical co.1d3 geod: faa ditien: jocks pies igo: ans te-nms Of Ete. Ete. te. ie MUBIC te 143 ms ibe tian, | 1 : ; PL. ANC —Steanway aA Yh nee aa cenre- | FOR Hrrne—t ten trick. ee ' 6: : oe 1143 i al CAS Bn you would not kKsow it ‘f ; were | S. reral late “4 - eer fame aa sit Lacust. At Unheard-of Prices | EONS vee on | A Wurlitzer Professional fucing pian carte wacthe age “ax eee "sloun Gat nigam nas riding in “one 10 a ore fea $12 es —_— z, Co j - PRIVATE SONS given on saxophone. charged for period style: periect oendition, | SSE ats —————=—— | C1 EVRULET—Cnach. 1925 45: tour! OUTHWEST NatH CO Terme. trade, 8 All . ani Carnet. GHand J730M C Melody exer i! $500: exchange Luts. § ‘anaan $5450 teu: TH {\) Bes 3803. care ——~ H yeDer #H up upe gt gl, ny, ini ll, at | Re i tena ey Ag Or, 3 ree Soy? nen ae Pe ee Fide « ore ee 5. — )] : et. “2 onal reduction ; = ws rm: GEVer ¢: : 2. COME IN MONDAY Wy) CR IELSAO8 DALLMER—lIneer sctur an Your piano; terms. AEOLIAN Co. 1004 i | SSS. Eamon ge ee ne = mat Ka — Ss. O. - “rr ATE MOTOR CO, tee.” ail 3 ve! BE CONVINCED , : i a. ee ! yy aYER PlaNOW Rene aa ' A SOULA ' ectindter Truco »=_ finish: 4- quaint ‘yourseives with cur jj in 1S lempons on piago, tense jo, S 5 O £ + 4 PLAY ER PIANO—Beneh and pro. : - $405. ranieed eet 3041-43 Locust bn igh : ' i dene te me eee Sia ee, | OaXOP None utc must sell 1655 5. Broade 2) GS DEN TIA ne. autoe fretinanred. A Eacaange, 4807" Easton alwiva| Finance, Repossessions FORD gipenent tochuice 62 er, beste aa Erou-passetger, four- imetrumenis. 1453 N. Grand pot thls, Me os cy . ) e seco! , Sn een = hae , 19265 beautiful new et since a.tera- Ves wey Dace . ‘ ni mes: tions are aheut completad. } hue. J403 Junias ¢i.4) mt 6 LAN D--§, lad tude eo ) rem & to 8 1664 38 | adic Renate aare oa : ; atemalic windshie d «‘'*4 . . rry rq j - =s an ne” : mn a. ic z oleic . L, ace fl ’ a. me They ere crowding in too fast: ever 199 S18, ’ ront and tear @ Peal bargain. pala, neiah gly - allt TELLS (>: mora leat a RE ——— as the finest Saro- ~4+ : age agaeaten aggaenee” ce mamas — —_ 7 Chevrolet Coach, 1926 . ‘losed care: sore brand-new 1@ ) FOR: pe ) | CU BER TMPLEME NT & AUTYU GO. AND =F ‘ ina : . OOS oh oi — i ad ~ : : ‘ Ma eS, Ae fe pac ne bu Handm 742 . . —f se .* / F a “a ; By - . % E Like new: a) ex'"ns ites $! ” 4 an aaa most ever ; rT ye 7 le ; . ) . 1Q4é) Lowuat bt hake & Beg | ves $8 (if guess oe alied } ier ‘ Gtr. one ‘4 ’ ; _— — pestis ape . * : : ah: as ithe deo nie ac ig Mo N iH. > Locus: via fr tnstance. 2 ‘o> rs ‘ : = = Te tg ae eS SD 2 S4ME LOCAPION /! i Deeds, ec: rat ee for 25 ‘vise meniat ler 7 .-PTAN ‘any | toe ? WT CO 1 acon StS: — | *rand-n Puckard sedan at $2250, « | 2506 s HUP- tts he i ee oo = - “ ; tin. ag oniw a few ate offered hi fe) v~ Stee 3 Waaehs . (Cnevrolet ¢ oact AWAV 154 ser- Pe FORROC rep But find ta) amg aeeepneten ae 5 PROSSER ‘Ss de Mo me F CLA at —— — " price and terms. PLAYLR-2F 1 ' 4 .verv fitrie i sal we ee! Perfect ear RE. ; . wilt wel if we fall \b—I1955 coupe. : nd , : re ane : { i7 ¢ ome ee | re ast Grand. “4 . : “le. ’ > ‘ a - "icCK r - 1 \FT AL At TO an. ; 3! “5 ppt os ac 4 4 7 i 1} roy ‘y need to do ; oadanue. $195: terma tO: 30 OLIVE, JEFPPERSON 3056 \\ se Hy , 3 *— aes ~~ . = - ; ; } "Y nia Nils 7 terns ende “¥ te * i cpg , t*ner srooo ng amoung St. Louis deaie™ now FORD—I1924 coupe: runs Very , a or LOFug? tumfay and Monday Eves }} pifessior rractiom of) saxonhone. A Compiete Outrit Only PLAYER-PIANOQ—Geicen cc ae cnt: aS trick Fir Co. CHEV So OLE "H. i925 | yaatl Sawe to fictate terms ad fem! | "iat eee bn om ‘modes ait ta Al 7 ' qelene : 4 if . i ‘3 > ‘ iii. Hf | 4 e : “ ~ Pe ti rw ; eee" ° 4 rT - ry are . % ‘2 : } ave to a ctale terms an a ' RY » , : $ “TierTl 6 Theres “RN T THE PIGHT Wa sa SP ha) rAYER~ ANS scone AOE lage 8 LiLo Loces + SE OE, 1°11 é‘ cent: my | ee ee = | = 3 anieat ehane: Saaeeen LEAR IN TO PLAY THE RIGHT POR PLAY E . temre and (e384) Next: SSG. wae sale Ay oe F ' a pe: pri roca Ssiona. imsicucuen for beginn: : oO © li ys gcount off for cash. ! $00 TOR pte. Boye BY : upe or Sa 6 ex 00 “4 . A eae cars @ — 2 gyal erg OTL @n fo ow a, : ow o Q/ \es/ ? 14 ~ ~N a’ pe ae ae Vat ¢ 7 - « 424 Ager, ‘a : _ - oupes Ss —~ — eile es eee good - .. ENT & AUTO ot 9, one we 7 « " 730 3 s) , , . r a gs H -_- -- - — , wpe: ad me 4 ns : : a: 3T JT i : g ANO—Mahosaay Ate a", :\@ hi AAL ‘ - : ° Pe s! ; §- : a } a im) Lorsst we KING! Serer RNITURES KING ake.e.e, ra ano-eccangion;, 20 Guaranteed 2 Years. Free Lesecns. he 1 tone, eel, Very cheap. ‘s pric Liat Nes ‘ees SS 0 1926 CHEVROLET COACH | erraemees = eee 2e01_L aes Sas. | FORT ; a Tae Se) COMPANY ee _ | ater. : , * ~ ~. 2 FER PIANO—Gost BONO. bench evils { pb LOANS : 1925 ESSEX COACH | eenger, Ferd or Chevrolet coupe in trade, ; °c llnper hargain ¢ Th: tr miocen tree ant he equaled: See 18 Franklin Ar RLEDER STUDIOS, SPECIAL TERMS ee en pi é . > : : 151A, yg ity | FORD—1945 coupe: pertect : 6. Archer-Ma: | .. Used Car ‘ae YOM : ‘TE | oe mans os 3 . hoe £161 Pre -Dispetch. (c&3) > TO 100¢ ) TATE SWOoTOR or 4 ICK— Coupe. 1023; @pemenger. ‘ike *| soaD $50 down. “yids Basta. SSE Dept X22 No Surah T-Indal! §400 (eGR), IOMS MPL aera ener em: ae Pe dened ee etadA ic. Nae > har ae ‘onen new: $395. $95 down: trade. 3843 Eas- | FORD—i921 cou 2 iat ope os T CHRISTENSEN 3 WONDER: ss ne Balance as a alae: G58 a. . oo Mo: : aeons Fh edi ron. ei , Phone CAbany Rae ee Uelen-2r7- a Used (As “ wi . af = E M HAS MADE THOLSANDs «Fk ves. . : Wa S : . Jueh. nea Ga! Sy Stee ee pe . ag + the one ty ies - v7 «st Ct “ Se a I . ene a —_ pv E- *t SINT ior v See Q ths RAD ee + intey ci coupe, 192. like FO RD—Coupe. 1946 § . a a: scpaeitaal $169.4: E Z Terms cepa ah die green cee AA eo = AEOLIAN (0, 1004 04 Ce . ns, TNANC > oul % 0) RP. cl) = . . ae 923. $85 __ 4106 O'ive. : = OAR LANL spe. ial’ tunel 2 a5: Cale. * WOT, ~ . ia Rhian Ronee Sp Tie a Se iF - ; “ - % 7A on’ J open Monday and Saturday eve " | GUTTAR, ET ; VU v? ZET 2 = hl ae ; r, : ~anee- lath of r. euaranieed: a bu 19, | : a % : ¥ ti Lo. ' pe : Jefferson 7890. (eS) | adranced aroun ll Sa breaks. Ll T hn cs i OF ears, O0— a. Sense O23 tauoe 6s me tw 6 IR YS ER n $400 ants ww” down yraupner. . aad Locugt. spe. Fak 5 maty otfers 3.505 § arama. ev) ‘ eS ee ae Sy BB >. J : oom S , , - > , , ‘ moa » = — P : , : eae ’ . - ~ - —— 5 | PS ‘> ' 7 4, Uslbes s! ti. i. eee eae a jie orchestra and ra’! enter ning : : cf ee 1gtR a ie . orgy “ BOOELET sENT FREE ANYWHERE. MID ogee ES vi TREET : * " FB saga . $ : =_#§#$bDm@m>mamamamamnmn=™o0=2=""—™”">"7”*"“nWDn’wé>@m—=——mrorr—ESSSV 2 , Sc nn ee Gases ss cou PE, 192 RI versie et; a couduige; 4 - a tray new bargais e : Kident, Tes ‘a : if f1V Tee prme be ac b ime Tw c-passenger: very mast of snot — erside 1516W. ciao BE § Grand. GRani se ING me CHRISTENSEN SCHOOLS 0 Seon Reet Darty for $19 ToBIh.y, plano Now in sto - ji e. fut». meaarnhes ak} duce “ane : apes: > oe | f K GA , ; — — Lehman Pang co Llur Owe MK tO LOANS BD sacciue tees. tere il} ggerifice today terns ae eree 34g 935: - OVERL AND 4007 PE > —_—_— POPULAR MUSE Paw & 5 ? ; : = MONARCH, 8137 Locust. terres : Mid City Bide |_Wianos and Organs For Sale CS Le eT oe age 1: aseenger busipees Gaeeeee Columt es =o em . gg, Sep mmemiond ( San f : . 2 : er. lista 9 Furn. Houses a Flats For Sale Columbia Bidg. we Sth and La e RaANi—rut er ed; PLAYER -PIAN Benet _ wolle. I oT OTR RA L Ss STO" model toaab eciipced = am KL IHS- Py an H A VE trade Morris. 38. j eae so Brie eve a ite. newiy pasted; . : St. Touts oe Be eee eh ees di ‘ “fe “pay ; io wate , $16 i} cheng est ree rin ‘3 FORD —Cnuse $7200 cash. 3 “a ‘omar ' + ; gf -aEONITiURE $ room Pla ragena ie . T c P- Letina vo : : : mane : salad na > () welt a . . ; “s . . > = sa ; anc Al " , TD ~ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ~ ad . . _ 4 « + » 4 i» ter ; — a wa 4 TORE. ivermce LPY5K. ; hincKe. em —_— ae eau’ : ress +h penn cele >. C2 as before Duyicg | "ate “ee sid. Mutorets. 1834 L cs Late model ‘4-passenger Buiek coupe: new) Onesier. dap! woes ~ a PO t RN RE ¢-room price P.5 WURLITVEH Bo 7 , ; ; + “2.9% aut ‘ res war witeed EN RIi—Coune, 1M25: pe * x. we! Je {fe chem IAI J. sunday. Mondas : 454 easton Diinteig and Repairing _ we he LIE . VOR GTUER ‘ roy APrra! Say : _— —. — ‘ T tenet t Oa) “37 N GRAXD._ | tras: 9185: ¢ ae oe ae cmeietan es ie 2 a, RLATZER \ tit COACH ts Fp [ beef 1 ines PURNITE RE—3 roms. bain. s:s electric: | ADOLPH BRANDEN SL ALTOPIANC—Manogany case. Music wile.) ——--—- gS a ae oh: &» ae | terms: | ‘ S°5 With or Wilt Ul p.asyer-piano ero wil ’ sake t bre re} j *, oy ‘ 4) * paseo $eK5 E RP PraNa , at i “aww e ‘a we ‘ ‘ ~*~ i. ‘ ' tel . in _and errs: trade. Eo ree nee IE ee cored ve Rrra ete SCHNURE BUICK 25S» } RAITT yee 5 ‘nter ts of x roums can Jetor : r: N > T > : ie! ie seer P . ° c a Fakes : aos ‘ - . » : eee OOOO ee eee eee é rt a. ‘ af 7 , tree are ke sew “-. ne money > be fas® BParitient. wl sa Tilice, jeaVirg : TITNY : see rt. g sure ,f ae) : r-Sly m they ie ———= fe. tere ihe ving : : $0. 00 DOW N SALE Loon et. >. | ee ew 4614W if : - 4. é WES ‘ say ; te 4 4 Pane: rw lite Sy Ot a e Lie a ee » & a a : i é > ‘ ‘ coupe. mar A! n term s WASHINGTUN 491)60A—Bargain. S mom ! 2 is VE ae ae ke eee. 2.3 Auto Repairing, Storage Eto. dias ee é a c “1 UPA. RFIELD 7710. ‘Coan recome apartment, rent reasonaDdDie. 6t 5am PraN: O- ¥ @ 'NING— $2. —T - a 2 cua ' F yints Z -* Sa, TOUS, rt ts As TAN as P 1 ™ a a orgs % — 5 nk | : rm or! GA — | wed.” Waldman” 6000 Sener ans tons tet te geet : ag et. | Ope evenings IN2S S$ Br awa: a DS. FENDERS, ero? “=X 4— Coach pertec ion : a, Glee a a “$2: —~ are ope leg ore APE test d ee : (dQ) S. ) ~ lL S eerste ' otc - ai 245. iravois HOUSEH’LD GOODS WANTED | BABT GRAN. wget: | rent SaaS SAREE tei rydteonty Noah TEX A—Comce ee : | | 5 PORDIG26 coupe. rap cae. as Tuning and Repairing ) cacN PIANG=cdiebomes gt Et We Gcisk cue Bae Pece | an ease vou meney. We m peewlty | $20 Kh 1998 coacn “Gr Che BG © 1925 Mules candard 6! down. @711 Saseral | Gwejlimae or “er a! ints; ness 6 ods Pianos payers, e.ectric AO Pe .u.cer. 268, AS 5 hs SER Apaabetso% " ? 1: ry " t 398 3521 P hae sgn M.A. C terr - be ,, SCROveT. CUlax tleririe Plans Hi. KEMPER. 5844 “§.'$S month); iar ttf Bee : “" oa ae ES EX * acs >. gue +) -» *y . . ¢ . brac. ( Cal 3 store t 3 ' i HESTRA— - wae 27 = . . : ‘ 4 ‘ ° . . e ¢ ’ , ‘ + , tt» r : S nas © wot mar a ane ; ‘ oa . f pene noe NS Hiss a ; a4 ven e } Qo ru to reas . 2 aa) ‘ Tice rd torcves anc can “4 e a. se Spe ‘ 7 “ } + | a : a . . ‘A. v4 as ° = am | ; . wf ° As” +4 © 4 ais -mry : “ick aa.e. Fert ata 192 a Piaee You deta. suo aCe MUSICIANS W-2.- Quge be oe iV -E es aa — pote. mode: . ee Dia eee ‘ — = iDe: 1ay Bave to er!) A vall w: onvine 1 | reurs ee ford: band Mes : = : } Pee ccaee et. AL LP, %.F | ‘ . S cost for Sr : + _— ema [reg ar ee set LEME. CTO CO tok have the best proposition t Sit A os ae ig eites 3 . : . pa ime “oneal ¢} , ¥ — : - ° Dittmar 1225 ‘e832 ) IANIST—F, -.ass, Wishes tu connect gn ‘on , morte icaian «uae Te o oe Bed ; aa Zt bao o\4 ‘ WwW w 5 ‘Al aad ‘ chestre iy A “ t j F . ° » ‘ Br i “as ’ e Furniture anted Badly PIAN!: Tt Wri vie wf week'v practice itn t “ate m.G - , ie : , . ong — a : : pe mm : sIpoe arr - anf a , : : f : Contents cf homes, offices. stores: pay Orches.ra. one ¢. rok bork standin | | A CRL ET | oe. anaes ashok ome tER DE Re rec Ts 3 ORD—19%4- 1925 "coupes: ha aad oe gtr bh ghest cash price. Ott, FOres: B32 24 Galive mesic : +310. P ‘*- Lys oy ey ST PE e: : - eee PARDO BR—proughim hati. . Seen, hee ee B oR. | ; 9 $225, terme. wu wy? ) ae ‘ ss “ >t ; a ots - . +a ‘ cS | - -- » ae ae ay « = f ae a i 14) ye “) > | wants wort * . T —— = ee tanitane ea Waseington -'/Eimar 6145 = : \) highway > 2 rey ee “gate in i SR er racy ws ’ CO BAS: "ase SENTING B ™~ atoe mins "ah és — A, rm ‘ 4 hoe ofchest 1) veers ; : - ~ ; *e ~ . . " J ——" ° o4 ~ » . . . ie a i . ’ 7 af CF. Furniture " ranted Badly Pecisce 0 gal.sfaocion @uarecteed lance remaining utpaid an $25 ($00. $95. $140 a: ward | - - Sin NO Ce- F000 Lécumt. Jet , 1928 COT PR iia 528 Easton -—" 2 Saliagee Vechorer iced Cn? LP ne bene tind a . ~ : >a5 . - . SG } , ¥ . te ces: co ter oe ec bc, Paice, eT 2 per wee crap Ractive, Uprights. Grands. 24 4-laseenger. me- (1 baat - . 1994 \ kK 1 yey Pets. SCHOBER Colfax 32: Call any- bdr giles ‘ a _. net Ri-iTSs ae Revrecucn: , c. yer mtert 3 , MY ohare! eae })) FORT R— "se. eget = hight ¢ oupe @ here 62). -* Hom ¥-2 Poe Dispach 2 £6 ‘. $ : fee fe-ine.” retnrne trom rent floors Hayn es Broug! PUTTY | coach. This ca: 1 tien. Wl and pert | ppt alorimige ge to 1926 models: $100 te : me for... a ‘wlan type famous | CONTENTS of homes and offi-es wante!: = ; i. scciia ts oin a ! ya - BOG. sare pane te Se eS aA a My ag, fewer t ind S men ase. 0 — heim tm ih), DT ee th age; est cash prices maid. A A Seliri Av instruments For Sale i eo ; 2 2 fu 1. ' Spa - PR Es pli Pace ;' ni ieee: cc: cemecdbind . sje 4) 4 SJ ‘ mae € y} FOTD—1973S coupe. ha)’oomm — Ser; * a ow: creal , : cr “ASU8 Chouteeu a Pee a e mince [———— . Se Bo. r Ot: rt 7 a ae ayt eris om $l ween : , é‘ a Oe potion CAP) 2. Laciege 7609-0; | ? 35) - ' ca Me pertac sreicg is heevis eT WwW EBEK > WEsT} Pin! A897, ONE ‘3 page tee seis Seat —— . mew : ‘ monthly. cr $4 mth. rs essa u ; Y A (>ra copner ’ , + The? : c % ‘. a - > i 45°23 I we. ~ 2 ~ res - j 7 2 2 , 4 r P Se eo : + © «-t = — — ae, t 7 JANES wants furniture bad y. teet prices. : — = ac Rag ged BR oe . i" SSE iO} T ede : One aday Cie: ant ssex Co (Ss oe * Ter 1994. $150- i Wi ‘ BRE Cal DE:mar 5901 28 | Sa gata S369. as ee TEaER CL .. . Ai i ELH = “(7 N-~-1f Dis rtaegs Ae wd : 0: aches _ -ADILIAC--S7 ¢-paseenger coupe $915: £59. (C'tsens’ Acceptance Giles me “On pe Sedan WwW ant a ¥x1. ) aen 4 rei mae ee faa ‘ > ame : Se ee A . Aa " ee pitiless oe bar 7 ! b tehea4 qr" “5 ~ °@ hele: oo ail Py ie z Stor pathy yy . : tes : . wes says ‘ n » i : rivs tT .” ee rite - "2 Z ‘ 4 , ln dia ai ce aenrt ' . Ce OT eee - bs .. bb Me a b sw fo : ; mre faguisdes 1869 >: saa "A * 3° Sales ( OT n im on thi “a ABT i999 » tomar 7. A Heneke -ll Welowriaht ) aK ul S213 a oh ; s 1RO7 Clive rr meet. CEniral &200 (-&9) . Pins hee i EPO a . , : a De %0! , ~ > *s? -ADILLA' “ ap %, Dasse: ige? tod aT: is 4 ” ~1923 to 195 1976 ace ime —_ ; Rr PL .. pe sa int tern } monthly ee No ) ‘a> tanen oart Daymen: Sait ide new 4556 Fb 3 =* DESK Wil -—-Mahogarw or pn PT Saat Soke vase. $1: eay . prasa oo = Le ak! ; is ca Bre ue , eral terns rer —- — -hange ELLs Fasten 3127 J218 Lave ette : —— . uv rh LOL ory , : iT DN FR LA MPT AY j. ,3309 THCrayT gr ae : bs ; a ae r, aise S| = FTRN (RE w: 7) greg aa ( . ; oo ‘gy Moet ~~ bar } , a 'a a ; $ Talking eee For Sale i 9 " : “ eas : eye oe eee i gPhrasseed rm dk ‘ ; * York PY OR! —iTOunDe: every ee _stere, _Ebewe FOrer 0465 8 Nn seh ba NJOS SIS ane we . ss | , , BAR pAING 15 a “ais ig Of used obunp b0:gh! for tome haa Wooleaate pete: a ‘2 ) ESSEX w CO ACH \ thats “Wre — Fai secondhand; eta reinne 2 Freakin! a » COL *en:ent Te can a > Z a "| va! ee ad “} wes pan mie § 90 Age 3 N rane Piaasg ute v4 take eel aap Ee nae ae .# ba pre a ; ‘sy pa 4 ‘ yo - — : "D SIOLINS— Fall and & LIAL OTyce é cry = 2, &e°8 AD aié “§ ea an ONS" OT : 000 LES. of old feathers: pay Sic | te ‘go a 1? Fe ty See Fe 8 aR ’ any ~ ~ 10 fal'y asguipped an [eel len me: Fo) ike for o'4d ones. Mentara Feather = : - mn @, 91. He aha in ‘ ¥ -.> - « & ‘ y , TANI TY & — f me ee 4 hos gee “Si 6 oi i ‘ $2 x RR te DOSEN S|: ym MISSOURI AUCTION CO. , Or ot yo paps — riint : | os ts sagt ’ ta CMB ni. Yante vour furniture. will pay > g>eme = ee ie PLA NO—S Toes ec wil ae-ept sour goots on con i = : . 6.3 ~ eerment te oe eold at pubMe auction. Cai’ ‘ ' ‘ PIANO. re . : ‘ “ ) : > : : : ; ir oe rade 44 . ~ ‘ é me = ‘ @ ft . WORG an eT . AX: ; . E—B:; 37 & cher e 1 fer wT! ‘ret sf 1835 s Broaiway ; : 4 : 4 ‘ - § Or wn AOE 1 ¢ i“ iar jor aN oe a a oh 2 *, . . . wt . » CENTRAL 2737 NTR an = AAW e ergs © Bail as 2. a Se : ¢ = ae R rvrager r , - ehee EXTRAN ‘ Lt ces Al ~. 046 i = r HOSES Ana ornets, ~ 335 kn J heap 15. Ie MA aii! aa "i riadie, KR TMPLE tie : M bed ‘ ae all : 7 ns . wa ank: SB. : Me SANS - eriasht soet gench anc ecar? aanochibians ae (oe = — nm - = . Phe ~ a"? cose i .. ler: me. SEWING MACHINES Sephene pare ge ge remagaememae mie ao a ae Be NOG RAC Gnewick. elestde, | Ht DSON > S-oagnam: branc mea um pacnes 8! meee: terns ~ ? “5 — ‘ - , : , a . e heat 5 caine “ rR o af ie ING | MACHINE: Trice Srices Hunleth Muec Co 41 “ORGition B30 !Indel) }~na aint m. het if D anal = ! 2. § eton + : bd sa° eas ~ . ‘ ‘at V4 Pia —(pr gh: ie Ra‘ twin a 4 } f . : ' “ : ~~ . ci] Ee TROMBONEL © Aen ut years 9: bday ae Ta . . - a ‘hed wre ; bbs b » 1 ased st ai dear used py ten “es “pple ee “tty und 1196R ‘ae oe GRAPHS “Repaired . A°0 Here ele Pt geig “=. at ’ traces. & CHINE Singer. “with | moter Tan a0 Sl4a ft aarp 2: = perfect piano poe: tireiy ‘Like ew .ie ne cor “totrela, “ost $40°¢ Y Ty "gheobs) ts "a perfrrt 4 pee oi RA : - oe ; d : . : 7 a ? t ae | ) : ammers, $s. t for $400. Sian. aS ; rr Hrdson Coach ¢ pres RES en A! or . er ’ , RTH BR a nven Away . o WV ING | MA: “HINES = 7 . it ing ease cver 2 -* are s m 4 mae . tiles ee ee po rere any make . sn CE s% e 4 ’ ag "EP _—— a -s siiwinsitton: ” Winaienipindiieiiliieaaiataas a 1975 ma: v R ‘ Ot Ree tome aaranteed to sew S wears PArky ew new & an Pie aa — hon he . : on Sf i - PS Sak ; oF. ®.. 804 High Eritrea 6888. ~s orf a aaaie te og? aD! i$ | on) __ S511 29 Easton, terme or 7 sad ruarsrteet 30 days: essay nat _ eS Sear ; ¢% . 4 hs - P ; ae Abe “a” “ a ey a SEWING MACHINES — Late 06 King se) an | lucha only $608. terme Actos SEER, ORL pMadocant ve. aK. qs oh eps . . MOTOR co. | Ss ee open Ss electric chee FR ree : J Sls ive st. EER, BIRCH WM! yt RE wie ets : 4 , Oe Cocne wou w! ati. ORS ‘Paston p , = aon , . mimes CTLEARI ¥ $19 . : ls . sila, Smee § i eT ‘ '?t in ore selection ‘ as enews MACHINES oy aA cthere on } tienes: a we ame 5 A, c ASH, ii ‘a each tire an? my, my Seyy : : z mt comnletely = # . - 6 fies was Two Ex: Wil give son baartnehe if you gee ft | a+ -=5 . : 4 — ara PAD not = iv ‘ ae - ay" set tual ieee) eat ae os | A iN me Singer Vew full mahogany iets ? ; gs 2 ; ony < _ poe SRAVO!S MOTOR cone 6820 Grave's | th. o sD Ded me C Einagy oll . | } a i. | gee See, eee ’ A AIC AO A Ot 3 ce I oe ONE ¥ oe ah ee eee ee . " 4 wf 6 * eS ot eee ‘ P “ . . 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SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 16. 1997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . | to get the money back through the | share and used the Roper valua-| . ' Federal District Court. From either | tion in computing her 1919 income | | the beard or the District Court he | tax. She hag paid the Govern- | ment the $2,277,079.88 it claims can appeal to the Circuit Court of | cng Appeals, und finally to the United. under the jeopardy assessment and PAGE 6A __ ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH | States Supreme Cc tis guing to recover it. Her case . t. I = : “oye ' has t been called _ Another Possible Complication, | 545 No : cents a | whe Federal Court may cause We knew you would like our new departments......but our opening yesterday proved ie 6Of =6the former minority). 36. complications. should it successful far beyond our expectations......For nearly 17 years the name of WEIL has ‘Senay have appeal to the, oo to arrive at the same finding meant ‘‘Better Clothes for Less Money”’ and now with the added volume which the ; (IN (00 Ctl] a praigl aera ss atiagired aire. an the estates Appeals. It new hat and furnishing departments will bring......with age Mig! a. ak taken he oe the court and the board should NO increase in rent or overhead......we are in a still thas ‘paid her anetesnient to thie mein a paper Segoe chad iti ; 1 mronvavdile lé ( ‘“ better position to carry forward this ideal and offer proba L RAE FN ee a a ae ee ala SER eo t "> : PeUuSUry Departinent avied is nOW > ; | ace i RENO SET . Ceaurt of Appeals would consoll- - oman boys of St. Louis STILL BETTER taatden’ pate ANOS date al] the eases should they be to that of the Phil- | ? Notice - Apparel for Less Money! | et aa tx ace. | SPOT Owl to | | SESE TORR SAE ERE ee sage | * before the board, Rolivian Envoy's Wife Dies. new ship- Qut Minority Useful to Mrs. Kales has retained Charles. py the Associated Press. /E. Hughes, the 1916 Republican} WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.—Senora | nts ar- ‘ , @ . @ ® m “ ' . : i sats ake awit oN» THESE ~ Sass Toth ua RIGHT TO COMPEL {ry and Icdsel Ford at $12,509 a!night after a brief illness, Lr SS siti: A”. eens ———— : me | \ OPENING : Wy Seerens eee ee ete (YES EVIDENCE DOUBTED | ' mT Oe rer : si | ADVERTISEMENT al Le SALE emces {| fi [ith dd “| : RT ee o ~ aan Boerd Te All Suffering From Sleepless = | Brines Joy of Happy FELLOWsagp anvein | | Mer | DEO ee ae eas eh a. Nights and Bladder Weakness companionship, | $1 og 8? Sheree Laat og } war dite " ‘ oe 2 = | iia (, 20ur sleep can be so disturbed {until using .Cyrstex. Compound— | ber of the family may enjoy actually : =~ f | Federal Board of Tax Appeais, sit- 3s ailder eh te: a Pos the lacey Med ping combination | music as best pleases the mood at the en's -* : ; a ee ey | HONS ty! are osingg pep, heaith i frea ment, Noth isigs ike it. [It’s | ; weatent! §Pore ee oe Pe cult seainst jand strength. jnew. It's different. That 1s why | ticular moment. For the Autopiang ; Sweate, } Mt Cae « te the Bureau of Internal Revenue by | yur back can ache so bad that | is @aking the country by storm. mediately endows even those who | Bs get around. “40% sufferers. are using Cystex 3 sat before a piano with the skill and techniqns over America are offering e tax, finds itse the same income tax, finds itself in | weil these conditions bother you, : , | ‘positions as a congressional inves- ; 41 \ failed to sfeld to any- Why should you suffer when | : bi} S@®, Jiist take oMe packaga | Wolftf-Wilso ) S : ‘tieation committee. It has found j¢ ‘ystex. Compound. Fe tai ison Drug tores, andi } ys > p rant witnesses to testify. Thre Se a Sits "6 parti {younger and stronger after taking | ” ° 4 7 Pedcierh 7: A : \ } ' ° U fl tiie en Fit a .-," Witees a oa. ae ee — es tee > w ° © nant t*Ote0 é Ws - “ . vie oo - = a es a oy oe Alien. so ee er, OR ee wo fee - et /Senator James Couzens of Michl- | ainiwit sensations. leon ice | ‘or.pound every munth for new at ; Rg aS ag ees oc othe ge agg egy Sit gy fhealth, vitality and strength. The ‘ear d eight other former niinor- |2 hye may puin ar righten /, ; : ; : . ‘ B in and eight other former niinor | ‘y pain and frighten [ip ge. drug stores in the world of the accomplished artist. | | ity stockholders in the Ford Motor , il aabicae tentie Yoware ( oe 7 . . : + ' ¢ vs >¢ v N¢ Y: .¢ | testify. John se Sternhagen, ake am sj a Pt} - he ' i] fj ° h d > LP : iM VEY Ni Ae dresser, a inished in — Cs) Zi Re 'siding over the sessions here, Says ‘2 Z a oy * R ey ov 4 tah gions aes ee s. oe Fo asealli -atieciatteat ine ae ddiaeeiaemetel athe eatin iam, nelieied heheh 1 aed a —— eras epic mend : eee se! Au Stoves canes aomage reek | — — rs y . Se ; * tiful antique walnut; ni i : | bench; bedroom rocker: A s = la xX" and Ranges te ee ll a,ainst his will, Jie declares that | : ; , an j 4 - . ; ‘ . ee EP ‘eofuse the YOKE ‘ e 7 | rmchairs & Cabinet ee ne oro. | eae . match; coil spring; comsenm: : ) whe ; could only bring contempt pro- | . - : : Gas Ranges et ee ae sj COMPLETE—A bedroom ail ready for use. Includes handsome Y. able cotton mattress; Sam | ily 1 fl Although the board has ce-ordt- oy Bedroom Suite and smal] pieces to finish out the room—rocker, ~ lamp; pair of vanity io $5 to $10 $ AQ Lh Pes: oH : | - . r . o a wv oe $30 to $45 Values ? Te j nate jurisdietion Wilt?) ch } e dera!l p e ; a _ : Sj $ | Q 1d | Bien bistr’et Court in tax matters, it is lamps, springs, mattress, etc. A rare bargain! 9x12 rug. ee : Z 1 a Ne eee, ¢ sd by ge car ” . a x : . : * a puu'* of the e' Reve wt.Vve and not the re ‘2 at Pee tSit and ye. o 4 , judicial branch of Fevernment. by New and Improved A ' 2 as ROlid-oak Arm. hairs : Mado, : . : , + pgne yr if he board is ) | NAMELED Ga: = the statute creating it, th ard is § Compl ND BEN . = ; |: " the rules of equity of 1927 ete A goa with ReUtS of trite stry - p 4 : : ‘ } \ wot s 4 ee 7) Ti Y 4? x t ¥. e governed bys Imitation leather. - : latest cabinet styles the Federal Courts of the District ' ..* : . . . Ss ’ . alrinscr of weNde- vi hg wn a | a MASTERPI Bed Outfit | $ 9 this, however, the 2 Cash . ve ine? REP Ie inky ow Meee os * Dining ~— Kitchen |} ff $1.00 Cash poner.” Beyond * - not go. Henee the ‘: 2 W eekl ae a precedents as 5-Tube Radio $ y Four- Burner Combination board {s establishing it preceeds, Gas Ranges | Ranges oard’s Status Explatned. “Nanny people, even lawvets ape “ 7~ $4 to $8 Q& ‘$3 to $6 : ud $2U to $30 Volues | $75 to $125 Values i RR ens eee ¢ Inher hh o nie) Values at . is L l sede y a ow pearihig befor us, inn, W Pe | i , mas § °) AD ) $ (5 division of the Treasury Depart- - e ° ‘? . } i. eoryry, itHT ; e Sternhagen explained. hye QTRAIGHT Dining | QOLID ok Kitchen aT ; li ment,’ Sternhnrg expla ! ] a Chairs with seats a bee uck : he "OMPA ef AES Nes as beard ts not that, of course. It : : ae ee i Conair 2 eeTIN j & Siem : ae Com | Jens \M ELM ¢ olihe was created to supplant the tome; C ‘ +S ! } ) at = ) ‘ “ae victacde ' ‘ ih) 1 ry) Ff ; » ' of ke her or tape: rhisac to stumed dina Sly }\ binntion Kanges mittee on Appeals and loevies try and well made. useage 3 Nees | : ; | for eonland gas with J the Treasury Department. It A $28 value 3-plece Bed Outfit, con- e | $1 Cash Delivers a Set of Chairs , $4.00 Cash payers when certain Senators corm == — cee | . sisting of full-size bed in walnut fin- s¢6. a6 as s¢ plained that the Treasurv I parts , ; a ish, strong link spring and luxrious- nw ten! shold net be allowed to re ly couslertabie , ‘ : view its own findings. Before that mattreas. S ‘ 17 50 k and Cabinet % a aaa $ . time the taxpaser had only re lally priced “mA smokers U course to the Pederal Courts ote Cash—$!1 Weekly Ban = . seeking review of his claims eut EXCHANGE STO Aso for Quick Clesrance ll efile ie Treasurys [ saeaten tt This is the sensational new 7It & MARKET STS.— 206 dRES >] 00 to >] ©) Even Then. howexer, thy taxpaser Tt model; all-shielded front, all-- teadacn ws" gee s . . , ya . wd = 51.00 Cash Delivers a Smoker ll ded whether or net the Gov Beautifully finished; an orna- : scebiiom Should-re fund the assessed! ment in any room. Coast-to- ¢ J ‘ a ee es metal panels and sub panels. f Bench. Tudor period Sam i — — . foo- fo Co oo foond fae = a ae — ‘Co roe — Eo — r—J) There gare tw. a ro fia-@ 657 4 , coast reception. legs. Two-tone walaut. Bee Ge the taxpayes wich ta FURNITURE CO aebeeoeee ‘ aAsINS ay ¢ Bae @ak tk. ’ ‘ , 6.3 . | statute does Chairs | Chairs nirge baking ovens 4 created: for the benent of the tay adeparinyent a Evervthing (He ean eth. aAppiv t i: rare af wey . ms : , ude atti. oe : ! SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH and GET a eee me palate Paget BL bl | 1030-32 Fra nk lin A ve | — i ado @asessment. but posts ~sufficier: a e a ~ saad tris — RESUUTS—3-uime Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING. bond, or pays the clair:

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anada Could Not Cure Cheylesmore’s Troubles He Was a Noble Lord and He Married Lord Cheylesmore. Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch LONDON. ORD CHEYLES- MORE, who prefers Canada tno Mayfair. is next door to the div court for that reason There are other allegationa being tossed back and forth by both Lord and Lady Chev- lesinore, of course, but it seeme that al the bottom of it all the Dominion of Can- ada is the real cause. It must be realized. however, that through it all the Pomin- lon itself is quite innocent; {t is’merely act- ing as a sort of catalytic agent. But next At that time he was 23. His wife, when door to, the divorce court the young Baron they were married, had given her age as finds himeeif, and the only reason he js not 24. Hut it seems she was a bit mixed on ‘1 it already is because it hasn't been de- her dates; at the time she was really 31. ‘ided just where the case should be heard — Kefore very long, Che; les- England or the King’s North American do- more'’s parents were informed minion. riage. They arranged for a wedding to be Just what are the reasons that Chevles- veld at the Guards’ chape! and when Chey- nore finds for going to the other side of the returned for a leave in February. World? Well, for one, he Hkes the was performed. dom and the lack of restraint that abound to the front again on the plains of Alberta. He likes the great more. He served througn the war and his distances to roam about in: the breadth and record waar excellent He waa known a* Clarity missing in a city like London. And an effictent and capable officer. Underneath it all, perhaps, is the deep ooted hankering of the Britisher to journey in hew places. and, there journeying. to set Up a new land to add to Hritain’s demain. Francis Ormond Henrv Eaton, Lord Chey- feamore to be. in his early years lived quite he life and did much the same things that any other English boy of high parentage and Wealth did. He prepared at Eton, and fin- hing there, matriculated at Cambridge Hie father, Lord Chevleemore, who Was an o.d officer in the Grenadier gether. Miss Parker was from Tasinania; she had been for a time in the chorua. The future heir to the Cheylesmore title was rather hard hit, it would appear He proposed to her. but she told him she didnt want to get married just then. Cheylesa- niore went off to war, and while he was away wrote her man) and affectionat+ jetters. He returned to England on in November of 1915, and the first time he her on this visit he again asked her tuo marry him. This time she accepted him. they made for a regiatry office, and there they were married. But they kept {ft a secret. Cheylesmore, it is said, wanted it kept secret because of a certain girl. Back to the front went the young officer. ree he leave saw however, of the mar- lesmore 336. it Back free- went Chevles- HE war over. he held his commission But the army had never been to ‘is liking; Camada again and again came surging to his mind; he jonged for it more than ever. So in 192) he resigned his com- mission in the Grenadier Guards and began talking Canada to his wife and his parents @ord and Lady Cheylesmore. His longings met with little favor in those quarters Aiberta., Dominion of Cana- da. seemed vague distances off. Why any- one should cherish the wish to desert Lon- don and well ordered Eneland, to their own (;reat the * aod former ines Wanted him to go to Sandhurst. the leave of) and of volition exjatence of a Canadian "tlsh Army school, get a commission and @!! the amenities rough 7) > , - Make his career soldiery. But the son Seek th | : Cared Dothing for the army: Canada was semi-ploneer, was quite beyond their imag- Cerin Rs “ready in the hack of his mind and con- hankerit t , that was ridicu- “aotly crawling to the fore; he decided on ine Cambridge discourage While hard Rtarted. ‘t Cambridge and COLeRe Rt Chevleamore 3 seemed the they offset his they inings t~ them lous and to of Canada uries of Britain Lord he would } of mii esrence set him life iu r- So out "GL longing for the proffered him he the European to War atili there Lord Cheylesmore to the militar- long he Grenadier all the fhe he took | Cheviesmor: inform: d his son like for his Sandhurst, before was we eba SM missioned in those saine ¢ ee *Uards his father had served with an estate in would to Dus he give it hom scotiand Use , to him or Jeave it to Chevleamor turned down the offer Then Lady Chey- lesinore, a former American, daughter of the late F. ©. French of New York, who ware possessed of her own means, bought thi Wiiton Place for et erceliently and Youn, drawin, that bu’ T WAS a sear Jater 1915, when he had been commissioned, that he met Nora Parker here tn London A friend of ‘id him that he knew # girl he would Iike tr At that vereion of the Called his a house in She by - . auave ¢ Deviesmiore least, lease of ae | meet eon furnished § it turned {t over to him and his wife that time Was his father, hey lesnjore « Teetiny is Young rT, . “i aliped Pt present So. save Cheviersmore, he thes Chevlesmore. at tw £5000 “a Wwornian on the feleprone, Ttieeting and duis had tea yea; from BO an Ex-Member of and the Chorus Took Her to the Wide Open Spaces in a Vain Search for Peace. for his mother's offer a house in Wilton Place would have been beyond his means. Cheylesmore and his wife lived there for only seven and a half months. Then, gain- ing his parents’ consent, the younger Chey- lesmores left Wilton Place to itself and struck out for Canada and the Province of Alberta. Quite a bit different this Alberta from the English countryside with its well kep: hedges, ita flower gardens laid out In near geometrica! patterns, its engaging stone houses, well mannered smoke curling out of neat chimneys. This new land, the plains of Alberta, was a shagey domain. Long grass grew in abundance, far off on the horizon bristled the foothills of the Rockies, whose serried ridges now and then gleam with a clear lake. Strong winds swept over these plains, whirling sometimes about the unpretentious wooden houses and shacks of the ’ranchers. Here war no underground tram; no buases bowled acroas the town. for no town there was with- in many miles: here was no genteel Mayfair but the reach. s of Canada’a Northweat In such a lace Chevlesamore and his spouse found The young man was highly Here was what he had looked had got what he wanted. Here was this xreat, free ranching country that lad so Jured him But it had held no lure for his wife and she liked It even lesa than she had thought she would young themselves. pleased. for; he HEYLESMORE, making preparations this Jand which such a great with the organizers of a dicate as to obtaining a ranch of hia own. It would pecesgitate an outias of $29. 000. He and his wife packed thetr things and set out for England. Cheyies- more wished to discuss the proposition and the raising of the money with his parente Lord and Lady Cheviesamore, realizing that their son had definitely made up hie mind. teld him they would find him the money They wished he'd change his mtnd. they waid; Lord Cheyjesmore ati)) hoped his son would return to the army. But it wake Can- ada and nothing clae for the vounger Chev- leamore, and in February of 1922 and his wife were on thelr way across the ‘Af lantic again Back in Alberta, ‘ou ranch and made delighted. began remain in now felt He conferred ranching ayn- to he RuUre had future. he thev went Ktraigiitwas - he could. Her husband, she complained refused to take out ordinary blankets and they were compe!led to use hie army blunk- ets. There was no wardrobe; she kept her dresses in a trunk. She was displeased and she was free to admit It. N DECEMBER of 1923 these two adven- turers sailed to visit in England. Then they went to Southern Franee. Hvingw in &@ villa belonging to. his mother But things between them didn't go anv better Rather they got worse. Chevylesmore, inak- ing ready in March of the next vear to re- turn to Alberta, tried to persuade his wife to g0 to Tasmania on a visit to her mother. But she insisted on returning Canada with him. Back they went It wasn't long after that mother, his brother and the latter's went to Canada to visit the ploneering young peer. One of his mother's objects in visiting him was to see if she couldn't find a tage in the vicinity of her aon’s home where Khe might stay a few months each vear. On the occasion of thie Cheyieamore s wife complained that her home was so poor- ly equipped that she had to buy two pails. & jug and a basin for Ladys room. There hadn't been, sald she, jug in the room Late In 1924 Cheyvieamore’s brother and Drother’sn wife, England. The iife of thie Cheviestnores wus contin- ually growing more troubied. These two be came and suggested thes Cheylesmore to Cheyleamore's wife, crotr- visit, Chevilesmore s a Water- mother. his his returned to estranged If was About this received certain more nore tine sald Iti formation about }iis wife. He caused itnquir- jes to be made, he said. Later he filed hix fvoerece petition in the Canadian courts. In July of 1925 Cheviesmore’a father lad died; the Canadian ploneer became Lord (‘hevlesinore He did not, take his seat ip the House of Lords. Cheylesmore’s divorcee petition being filed separate h e however, in the courts of the Dominion, his wife tuo-k action. She entered in courts a protest defending herself from her husband's petition and allegation took ship England, divorcee proceeding own, contendina that if a divorce to that dl- *ehould be decided by a court of the iminediatels these “Hen shy and. voce in ktaried of her there was be, ,oTCe mother country That is time ago the (uUCk- tlon of whether th. It thetr home. Chey- legamore bulit a bun- on the prop- He radi- ant and happy; he wrote to a friend: “IT would not be at home now for a King's ranson ' And to this same friend, in another ietter in which he friend and his partner, said: “It was always mys intention to place Inv own cut KO in partnersnip with fellow.’ gxulow erty. Ws proposed his come De he have a of here, or elee anothets And in letter do without ontside help. You could do the milkitnyg and feed the could do the ‘his saume “We eouid chickens:. Nora coOoOK- ing: and I couid do the outside Tt a “heviesmore S200 It work Dug ea OW bit had two Bifting POOIRS end three bedrooms Cheylesmore and tis live 1925 hits wife went to there in June. "™ TESTO e: 26 djyorce Lord anda Chevlesmore in Enxland {ts Lady should be heard or Canada took place on an Fingiish doeket he following was heard the case Lord Cneylesmore during bs Mar- repre queationed Edward Hall, menting Lady lesmore Sir Edward was Sir ahiall (‘hev- Did Lady “You you ray to Che vilesmore can! hus- band t and {f lover you had better *XpPect’ a Oo be a lover, YOU Want a and Ket one” That is iv untrue Did you. teu! that meant to have anothe KO a? BO .Ut her vou Worn an .ourseif’ No air Edward Ma: sha'i-Hall. bef reading an aff Lads ans the voung said work mother muy hove: the if er hy, and and | hope I can niake a BUCCESsS of And ‘Tf vou want to make me a Dirts present ne is tine cheque ca. white his ‘ytTier TO seend ui a mney eritie! bad jived in sack bunkHiOwW wae In. process had lived at a ’ ile of construction ‘is wife Now jy is taok the home Oui, borrowed 1200 evidicate hotel $15,006 ed wrote “Jt fe a acres. and separat To OVe 7 from his friend fine. fighting country Persona ’ and ahia!i ™ ( Sey ie Str: OV e Atay ti any Case ay tile Ws ‘1 tr | if i¢* > Was tay yp) nid here WAR NO Water susyps Bie Fae i onis four wooden chairs and two Wood “oe asked her husven’ ; i'n 44 bus aofa and un ea#y cna:! refused said, saving that end a penns tat { rid | } > intend eI the niace as soon A® wanted ee * The Dowager Lady Cheylesmore Merrivale asv divorcee f3 ee O} r affidavit Lady Chev an ehand "OVe? discussed i 4 (anace He readuction ~o Per ab idea lv in yet him through a gir. friend yiVen a letter of in accepted fis invitation to Cea sie for some work on the stage meCa us Her husband tachment fut their wedding attachgien’ more Was a.WAay er-in-iaw Neve! anviouae tt) Ke if appeared Her taunied child at i 4 law Sunday Magazine— St. Louis Post-Dispatch—January 16, 1927. hearing of Lady Cheylesmore. life with being unable to have a child, which was no fault of hers Her husband used drink to He said to her tn 1922, ‘If you don't have will kick you out of the house.’ He alro calied a worm, and satd, ‘‘Do vou know you and! are going tc be divorced within the next two years?” Her husband went to New York in 1924 and on hia return he said he had been able to find a purchaser for the ranch added that she would have to cet out ghe said she thought she was going to have and was an improvement in their reiations until told him that she ,as Then he sald she must xo back to Tasmania the visit of Dowager Chevieamore she heard to “Sitp off and leave her Some- thing is eure to crop up. We wil) get some- thing her If she comes into the tltle will wet if you do it now “he can get nothing | to eX CeS8R a child I her un- He- Late! a chiid, there she mistaken. Lady Lord the her During 8H) Chevilestore, Oli ghie everything, that and declared CHEYLESMORE Deen ADY she had never unfaltnful., 4 fhat any allexation to the contrary was Her hustand ieft 1924. and she had not untrue her in Octoher, absolutely ata hote; “since then br dg i yim After watche dq i ae ahe was he- felt used departure she ine an friends to lockn her nigh! Two attempts were her ae Td dae in her room at to ente! room and someone : iw#h od this tote a qoaor fart is duperative trial veut EP PLT) Come you private (Ot BT oye ‘ i** a Se? thits as foune tpe-e- 7) in Her who had Watch on renperment became bil LOW ev(eracts aoa ve 4d pre hesr we ; Tra ROOT eT ‘ ,. @b6' v @ pve 7 iy rh 1 a'J practi¢ca., a’. coy. 6) Edward read cabled money to Nora (Lady Cheyles- more), and adding, ‘‘I have not heard fron: Frank (Lord Cheylesamore), and do° not know where he is. The whole thing makes me very sad.” Lord Cheyleamore said Lady Cheylesmore £50. Sir Edward: Do you know that wife was afraid to use the money unt!i she it came from?’— |! his tather sent your ascertained where never heard that tili now Lord Cheylesmore said he had his wif. watched by a detective from New York. Sir Edward. Do you know that «she got friends lock that sh» could not night” I] have seen that stated In an affidavit. Watching Lad) pensive business? from my cousin, the watching. I put it to you that vou spent that mone, her to her in her room, so be molested at Cheylesmore was an €¢\ Yes. I borrowed $3000 but that did nut pay for al} In the hope of getting evidence becaurce you did the sour wife”? That is quite untrue The Lady Chevlesniore cross-¢xatnined by Sir Edward. Sir Edward Marsthall-Hal! liked her?” I liked aid that it woald children I? trime this [fa not ‘a hier not bellewe charges tmade against Dowager wor you her af VOOLLT Ser, never first vers noueh ] not know Wane UNI keels have because she ehild unted her husband a \ HE HEARD of her dauniiter in law vasiting a certain doctor, butehe did not had she would that the doctor nate that ul very unllxeiv that have 1 She realized that in the early day hi- Urs : aoe oes eee fe eb? pth ta Dy nem os a ho tn . _ . Le 0 “UUs. pO eee TI : . 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# oF ghee S in RANK—KL ‘GS in The Social Position of the Two Philipps Brothers—Lord Kylsant and Lord St. Davids—W'as Handed Down From Richard the Lion Hearted, but Making Millions and Running Most of the Ships in the World Were Their Own Ideas. De ES RE wey ahaa Ae ei 4 ice Sk, aed ‘gr - v4 ge A bs 3 rah = drier: ee tet ; a ae Res —~ 8 ae “4 “- ae THE GREATEST SHIP-OW NER Lord St. Davids R KYL ANT By a Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch Sunday Magutine ltt TY OU el OR 9) PR ee a ” Shite ae ie oh a ‘i wg s ee > . ee . y oo ‘ Je Rye Tbe . ‘ . r, i : * . * 7 5 2 alia Mt. ae 3 = és AD ies > : a a a > ” 2 + Aa by aps A Oe / 5 4 “~ ¥ S ’ a a a . * oc ae” ’ ape aan Mites 5. apt oy oe 9 BE 4 wt mx . it mee at estate” Seige ree _ Bai oi Ey te a, Nae yw rl PRO MWAP S a x a + > Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—January 16, 1927. TRA i = ~ sre en Oe bj boa . ~ We oeixte The Bell Tel HIs RC .op flow Louis ¢ ing li feet : feet Iie St. Davids were @ lcoks kind of Government tea.ing with transportatios three ring the great war, asd are lims oubdtediy rendered moet vab es they considerably inereaged draw without. !t mast be ungainl ves pa 'o charges of he ,eerag- ‘c 1923 wae re of drawing e * recognition of dis =o =. he . | brother's pro si {ciag Off Sioa barony to @ vie ‘ogetner ‘rames mod jraugh w ere Lerd Kylsant. Lord Kyisea’ 32 '1sua. COm- crat-caprain of industry .* 4oes not porraily ‘.4a. as he ts depicted which shows rd Lieytenant fact. more of 3 so.ds "e raga Nava! Reserve *-— * ae he Baows “ing 248 Weil as tae "ee g0o0t ‘e Dullding wr. 7saic i@an "7O™, 'e of ‘ts a . : eo - 0 £-.¢8&F . Soon kee hut 30 mair Lipps family Viscoust & s-utaliy he Bae «a ’rip.e BaroBes ss Strange. Hat Viecountess & _ socia suabasé & -ommertia with suregp sjuare-s>culdered pe ica mustache and itv n° care of hie & designe and o iis. sa @ iaseil @& Cr °'s a8 a0 versariiity Parthenog a° men ww av supposed to ¢ of please DAVIDS. spon bis > « fa° er ss paerogetes. oe oof his Use, vat ood aut of golr 131 \—Kaigs! s* Michael sad » was 4efegied 5 .o wes cee ae JvePr 50) tear “onservalr eat’ the tite ge him tw ~-regse bis pew ‘sung an ABe a a. ’ , aed Kv isast rf -~ *"@ same is B® 4) either. ast os sed to BROW a - > Lord 345'°.3sma. Dawe of Owes ‘ reilippe xaees - Rockefeller ’ wno Owes Cc any Boorisher will tof yes “we 4 Supermas

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‘1A MASTER BUILDER and His PLAYTHINGS > William D. Crowell Designs 30-Story Buildings—But He Finds Time Also for Making Water Colors, Motor Boating, Travel and Several Kinds of Invention. ‘ patie. Te gee A we 4 “ . teas: ee a oad by e. : re se gy yy Fee 4, ht ~0 ag AR BAL Na gs, wa ety ‘ no oo te . 2 ow Og ens 4 a et aE NMED eee on™ yea y on ; PE st ngé- ho cad *ayt yee e ~— ee mers ‘ Pg eg er et SE oo pie Op eget s eM “ys = ‘3 * 7 ” : : , hw: 5 pla gt? erties 4 > ep atin eer et ee “ ; , « a rv, ‘ £ _ vo © ax, : “ ‘ Hy >. ~ Bee RA Ne ew ow intrategeme * chanical things, too, ana he le f ideg that ti cpse- aQaver Were 4)OW em % Powerful motors were os “pep *. architecture satisfied all sides of his nature too heavy for use jin pleasure craft he better than tye career of an artist would do aut offered ” Lad r, oo Kreater apeed and a larger “7? } "ea .d io ; “at ¢ in ¢ il? ‘ This love of mechanical things has found ining radius and the river fel! into dia- ee aS >a? expreasion, outside of architectural prob DY Dieasure-seekers ’ TEE ry P Cenwel) war lems, in build.ne boatea If Crowell were ee 5 i . But TI believe that we shall go back to leave Sis present profession. tie believes 3 : tO ita i prot ; river before many vears are past For that he would go into the designing of al ; li } t , ' thing. improvement: ino marine motors V ac fs ane other Hoats Suc} WorkK mot “— Yach nd ' kK nO kivVen a new impetus to river sports Only appeals to the artistic sense but re ) a , ac Wl } Oats are Delage bubit with speedier lines Rr doee Se ia a ‘uantiang } FFigi tleo . an sents many practical difficuithes and cals and equipped with much lighter motors for a mechanical and Inventive mind Which are powerful and fast HRER® years aco he Geeigne dd thr “And another thing will help to revive “Black Prince,” 32 feet Jong and with river Sports The roada now are «0 clogzeed a J00-horse power mnotor In this beat with autemobties that they hardivy can be ‘cruised from st. Louis to Chleaso. up the used for week-end tripa. The crowded con- shore of Lake Michigan to Green Bays dition of the roade has done much to dimin- then north: to the head of the lake at Man Ikh the pleasure of driving a car Already, istigue, around the shore to Harbor Pojrt some Of us are turning to the spacious river down the east coast to St) Joseph and across The boating season here lasts from the first 2 xt f ~ > ii RARE POI TOME Eh a age the lake to ftileaxo During al} th: ‘ONa pe if Maveto the first of Decenrbey of 1800 mites, which required three Ti “In my optnion. the river offers the great- ‘r/ vcs} / | Hin a a) Neavigatin: 2 ‘ “ees, : ' , ; Croweli did his own navigating Al field for pleasure that St. Lonis can ever Kincer and a cuest accotipanied tim hope for if something . . ei te heehee Sede: i tte a “od PSO . a * - re kee ae a SO ee ee fe done about har- ‘ ¢ . ¢-2 4 . eos ‘= (a? . + by f , Some bad September storms white} bors and anchorages for pleasure cratt. Tne encountered on that trip only whett matter is under consideration by the City « . tif 2 39° , . ’ ; ’ ry t }) 1, . ‘ —— , " e a his appetite for more cruising and - Plan Comuitsston l look to see a great de- : — aa ee . SS ae Sore | —— next year he Geslened and built the “Roack velopment in this fascinating sport Prinee Il.’ which is 42 feet Jone and car ax Geen . ~* cd ROWELL. remarked that a city be- cones more desirabl. as a place of ~~ *&- in. residence the more alnusements are . * ° ° we ‘ a 1. we d — eT we > fe-,. Yr Pe The Bell Telephone Building, a drawing by Hugh Ferriss. | a avaliable to the people wlio live tiere Years - ‘ ' ago, hie recalled, there was little which a bt Xo et HIS ROOM, on the Kilpatrick home, Federal Reserve Bank top floor of a St. Buiiding, Bell Telephone Building. the new Louis office buiid- Missouri Pacific Building, the new Police ing, really is about Headquarters at Twelfth and Clark and the 11 feet wide by 16 Cahokia power plant. Of them all, the Beli feet long but it Telephone Building has attracted the most looks smaller, for attention. Thirty stories high, it towers 400 three of the walis feet abuve the sidewalk level and eventual- are lined with book- ly will occupy all of a city block 230 feet cases and chests of square The present structure covers only drawers and a big, about two-thirds of the ground area which will ungainiy table one day be occupied, for when completed {t- } stands in the middle The table is piled south side will be on the Cheatnut street build: Sin Was | Mincees Bank. Wn es some people hundred miles north of Beantt and Late Kylsant’s peerage {n 1923 waa re- eo high with a litter of drawings, blue-prints ing line and will duplicate the Pine street St. Louis, as it wall look with me cates. §-- have Loulse, on the border between Alberta and Aje- and other papers that a visitor expect- front, rendering the building symmetrical. top story added. al a ne m af British Columbia: Attee tele men things to start silding off at any moment. It is a modern, industrial design, inspired | friends out to get ing at Lake Louise, to harden themseives, The same clutter, tozether with architee- by the vertical lines of the Gothic, yet it ries two immetors for safety. This a good look at the they entered the big woods with 15 horses ura; sketches in frames. models of motor- kas no Gothic detail. It is the first ex- craft can make 27 miles an hour 7 Minsisstopi and a guide and a cook. ‘They eee te eee hoatk, pamphlets and draughtsman’s appa. ample of the ‘‘set back” style of architec and hus a cruising speed of 22 , what. it offers to woods for siz weeks. and afte: the aul ratus fill every spot where such articles ture in St. louis. This ploneer buliding is miler ; pleasure seekers day did not see a human being until they may be deposited. The soot-stained, white said to have been the basis for the new His latest acquisition tn boats 1s and the. were met two Indians, just before emerging from : model of an office building stands in a building code the “Baby Black Prince a run ¥ dumbfounded to the foreat on their way back. The altitude eg apatal eee Ori Athy corner Slabe of mosaic lean against the “The Hell buliding not only exhibits a about, 20 feet 6 in: ‘Ong, With meg find how enticing ranged from- ‘3000 to 2606 feet and the ee A SY erected wall. As you enter the room, you probably grace which the old block buildings never a 220 horsepower Hispano Suiza it is thermometer went to zero every night photograph herewith. which shows 1 dt + : is state uniform of Lord Lieutrevan! rfordwest. He is. in fact, more ol . than a soidier, and holds the rank in in the Royal Naval Reserve Sufficient guarantee that he knows > we Lord Kyleant. =—J He Kvyisant and St. Davies were on ry imakinable kind of Government amittee dealing. with transportation ping during the great war, and ey undsubtedivy rendered most val- Architect's drawing of the Missouri Pacific Building, now under fyvices, they considerably increased eters @Ona! wealth without, if must b fing themselves open to charces of Ba well-earned recognition of d service as was hia brother s«# pro froin fiis eariter barony to a= vie- three years of age, Lord Kyisan’ DTFOUsS Specimen of that umusual com- Of “aristocrat-captain of industry _ - , Pa | ~ vn pe se MN OR AL AP hl atta + a ea pad Nt elite: a Site elite hm SE hag Will stumble over a pile of flooring sam- bad,” said Crowell, “but its pyramidai forn: motor, such as ts used in airpianes “To me, the riv- Crowe'ls bag consisted of two mountain ples is one of the xtrongest known. especially The hoa: i: ‘ata tie | \ 11 erdis delightful be- goats. two caribou and a fine moose ” wim. “apeny tv Missixeippi is just } we for inproving the river front When willing to talk at all. He’mav breaew > | i? ae Bras | O8. 1F Sees? eee. eer eee ee ee ee et Se Mean heir, and incidenmtalis off a sentence halfway and swoop from his | d * a : Was --the banks SNIVE vedrs ago Crowell proposed an ele Ff ; | except in a few places are as they wer: 4 ovitted automobile hiztiiway for Washing ye DW rigiit Buroness Strange, Huh- and De Molevn Viscountess §! ) agen . fe one of those tall. powerful men who is as. prominent tn potitical, secial aay ee “énd:e theniselvee with sureneas. Obvious- ly this square-shouldered person with grav Lair. obels : eee ‘air, Slack mustache and lively eray eves ‘axes excellent care of his health Wiliam Do Crowe]] des} . ee tA |, designer of the Bell COUNT ST DAVIDS, upen his “PES: : | | } ‘eepnone Building and other notable Le : ror te and ating. w \Titance of nis father od baronetcy. Atructurer r St 7 ; b f th ° 4 t ais r} i (img ANG POR LITA ‘ m8 ad fa] . ‘S| ff, rer? rar . 7 aes oe @Verr ’ 1) tr Yh) Vandeventer avenue at the in 7 TUCtures in ° ouis, is a member o a , . : : Me the thirteeith of hie line, — » “Tm of Mauren Russell & Cre a ‘ i . w.e ‘1 - é well. Aside ; 7 : ae . . re dio get his knighthood vut of poll from ble achieve } : Years azo you . 2 nion except Florida ATTN ge rue where it would rise to an i 13 ik ¢ "4a °9) do *. - an a 3 » + P , 4 .* : Wes conferred in 1918--Kotx'! pwevements as an architect he a) : — : ia a a bial }« 7 ferestin or hig vo. +2 t r ‘a i ; Toss of the Order of St. Michae! and ety. pono ay : ba | ‘ 7s Now on a rin Sunday vou cia! a tome in ‘S when he was working it 7 houtevard plaza. Additional) | “s moonlight J iQ Tere ee . Thy. es gf 1} this time, however, he was i a ae eee 2 ' Copese ot. ee 140 pits _ an aT SIT) Tyee = ff, aotbse? uhe restate ta i &ixcested alonx Market l magnate of soch importance tha’ ois that men who plan beau- to a bookcase or a drawer, and wiern the first settierss came to st. Louis ton avenue. from Sth mwtreet to P2th This nakes a4 Vovade of the rivet extremes boulevard Asx the traffic congestion in the —— es er Dacia . 1 fs mBMiercia., circies as Her huaband } biteresting sfreets Decaine more pressing vear by vear, Q@worthy mate for aw “commercial at” Bat the means ef locometion doesn t hav be devoted more thought to ft Three ot (‘rowed) is concerned four montim ago he sigeested a more elab w 4 ¢ 4 ’ ur , 2? \ ’ . 9 ' ‘ yop ft r gurdet . f'rave, ail life hve crate elevated alr route to relleve the down- on eee . the gt in- ane -EGlt aGG the aweeen art -took up boating he had :esolved to POW Streets Pre route wonld be under- a ee ee ee ee yea! He nas traveled to neariy every State ? of MePherson and Lindell, to Asis trips waGroad. the fires! ‘do air route and follow Oifve atreet to $ sada, ie, ; : eaten eo . : My. ws Mab hy "9 “3 : z os _— . eS pe , ae . ; big : . = : od Sia i! we -~ mm ¥ "ge hed: “ + ee . ; Hebe "erg nae ay ta ee ne : « : ee 1 Ve oe 2 fe ae an dg SH a bs ne : made © : er. howeve: lhe had found time bef? , It i f 3 beat LOOT) | tie posmaltie 1) Re of rS 7Un 10 Work hard at somethine n Poiiti: = w: cb voy , j S E t St L ‘. L t . ep) t 1} ith Very Wiatve fest tat cotnies debe a bie dye A‘) “a yOu enjor he @ave ; tation, near £f.as . Lous. | Biot the poittica! duties. uf i The Cahokia Power ‘ , AE . , Fe : ened sa ' ae Witt tnewing that Aew Farm ity wa a shir aR Mogrd~ x oo a 7 . ” ef Hho . vue " ' % ia? ine Sa IMbes! «A ‘ *thuiay ia. ttihurked Woon iw 8imi.asLr lett he . i oo ft1 - 0 rte I 5 HIs + , - ° i. > . ' & a . >] ’ l> thie rece ra! 3 ie hroad xf re & Th) ~ bs pet . . j ‘ fwips fo explain he number wf signed by raWe, ‘ Ka eldeenvsied , a Ot. ae . : 4? ' * ar | oe mm | ‘ | " @ Liberal, ;: ut was defeit: ati eieva f motor hiahway along BG 149K) Then he gave up te | | ; re ae ae time of a busy architect like Crowell way, still lacks its t atory. Which Btil 1906, when he was eliecter © The ; 5 , » 3 ¢f , arti ’ Thi ni} re ; “ iuWs ‘ast aciivit bi ' by , auare 7 7 i ¢ 4 o> P : i ae Hiulldin ° bs ( ad ; les which have filled the spar serve Bank sali : . iver water front from Canal sve" wi,! , : co 44 09) | : 7, 9 4¢. f,:a te t { a 4 ‘,¢ ¢ 3 . ( ine qaem 17¢ # ui Aa s+ e* 4 aii .s , { ’ , ; Pcs tr) : kuthe fruntine minting i we OU Th a , le. ue if i B ele ? gs d EBT be 6 im i9is he wae elected +7: . Water : : I \ j (ford \ : iwuriog thing, su ) as elevated sa : ert caiare a.°e+ He ‘rave ‘Ing ane 4 erry, tv le ¢ 1a to Bice. 4 Pee) S88" tits rhe : tw , qe e19 , - a iy ' Aterm after changing over politl a) wo» a a aad ‘niche aie ' | Lf : - | = ee eee eee inst aad, : iSUALly are A light. alry and | t King out of are: ral schemes for the lent and well llehted bankine rooms - oe e , ' - is ss *-?° > "fo »* > oh | } ‘2 ; Pe . ‘ ¥ . . ridden the sunis of mones baler ATE Viel ow ¥ P)s4 ristaanies » Sturtgart in : s ‘Tal Years | tl offer: an it ’ he became Lord Kvisant the ctl Fated #® a screen to hide him frov Go rather than to increase his preé: ardixs can th be found an Amer AO er1er heard of Lord Kv isan! or ho is meant when the name ts mep- Noto many Hritishers doe eitaer. and | : — ’ know A bats Pica 0 ; . “i - Roane Be a } ok > ; ; , R § »-. ‘ ) if ‘ : } ’ } ' Y ‘ ‘ ‘ : ; e rbte ee bila ALOU ae ee 'Y ? ‘ } ! B57 ; . Ti ‘Fila hi : : if and winding around Bat = Roe rian . : Drawing of the new Police Headquarters . ‘<. : eth an ites fron, design ‘which combtres Strenati anc Exyotian ‘ Hyannis \ There were no precedents Tot ae posit. o, ‘ . = 7 mies an if part of tive ee 8 ps tai ' bling tad if Herodotus 4% . } arr, ’- ’ an a i : ‘ i” ° ° - ; ‘ ¢ ‘ ‘ Draw- Dhullding The design fia: ! re . . 7 ia a ! V1 ve. ¥ ‘ , "Om Bp, “qd from (he to dowt ’ time ie ai ; made 3 saliogn, tab ; titi ari “Us Lt heory makes THILE arciisiects : ar Saad Bd, es | ‘ ty | @ moinmt im bistueots se hits thin statement. which AS (rowel s we rats di | ; Phew ide hah fi oi ned mega Ought a myt! Hin theory cori inclined piane. lef course, are supposed to D¥Ybeds with the tithe of Lord back fis baptismal name of Owen *hiippe and the mystecy disappear and the rame of Philipps te known Dare of Morgan or Rockefeller ie in America. Ark who Owen Coabs . qo"? jr and ans Hritisher will tell ie onaa nN ; - ome” ; crite ie . . 9 , : 1} 4} | 4 ; ‘ ‘ . Bae ‘ ‘ ° r oor * P - ; ; ‘ . “nm bs ’ ? aa é 4a. ‘ eee ae mG bie Jus’ af} archVtec!t hie “avs Is the Empires ‘Superman y. | | 7 , Coren ae a | ! completion of the atructure would fhroug”’ putting in piace the blocks -aure sotne of the reasona why friends am [) Crowell call him an unesualls tia? ble denier if tn his energetic rie rode bal Sunday Magazine-—St. Louis Post-Dispatch-—January 16, 1927. | Page Five.

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a + a ee ' : . 4 bes inf. 0 GE RO h; oe «eae se oe ¥ * eet ye bas site 2 Begs Stehy ee c ted * 2 Mrs. Dumbly The New Tag. Feats of Memory. The Clerk’s Suspicions. Somebody Else’s Gaseater. 4 + ” Nor sri. fe ae ~ Magazine YOUR". Sle mick ~! -ytie ‘ 7 1? ’ Kh ue we wu. Hot @& sing.e YOU 4€2nOW sour l asked scurnf{u .s N@ answered aitempe ic mauke ’ iis u.8. ues TS re AR tt RN > ta anceps KRAZY KAT ——— THAT 1S SGVUARE EUTTE \RAZY - TRE N1CST NAGNIFICSAT AVCAUAIENT (“A THE WAIPITc CouATRY - = SGLARE GUTTE THERE CAN BE No cCTHER NAME FOR IT By HERRIMAN @4le. @e- “OPS coe e Ring Lardner a The Offals. A Chil Scene. Horses! Horses! Horses! OCffal Lot. of Betting. ———— “eK Wag ty a “aD Who ay o.nOmMigal the ¥:le Who ip, "S KTOW to leg TO DOPtiog », acd in the gap any Way ce “4-18 0 the te TADY Cogs “OTRO fone ‘ae Oats’, 2” OF gbe: cr euchre 243, "dae TOP the borg, + 24. and the », er —_ — OI ~ Lis RIGHT \ / a enema »UTcRased Som “MNS Toom. » f tne famtiy . el) whieh Moy fusing mas “4 rooms ? ID CIE To SES THE “MOUSE” *\ MCT GOULD Ge Ye ee pee ERE ge ee ; We A; SEQ = WON-DER FLL ~~ ae Bie ON en ~~ ene cn 2 arose asd nto the isws rother of the 1e@ scTeecgs De kept "he girls migh: sreens wheo ay 11) opening a-K ¥Ou two que : Do husdand- me eacn other ‘ogzether§ jung he rejoined wife aad ! I consider d Mrs Of- ‘ne Sip. witd aw ea'ice wie: OSS EXAGGER ATIONS . Witt Gengsters, Looy Make Reonions THIRD FLcmoK You ARE Now PASSING The STATUG CPF NO Leer ry s i no . ‘er % . 4“ ad 7 . TLRNAFY a | y 4 SAMY cond TLLNAFY—Y | oe | . 1 e DY 4g tecting $tor vg ne went to prisog uing a*® mor ‘Rh iar@er force to & ®as paving more D In 4.208 ‘bite Ata structure apaed. it 1« besides named 8 at is what mrny elimi: ve speculation How te} moonshina GO operate for a shaking * Nave not hanged the ern for which no very are in ww} > , . “Rats Une can only form a VE into the Jetatis,of Elders Segan moonshinaiag of. 19323 With @& he set up a Mg ste “4 and@ hilly corner of Bis & ‘wlahbor's premises, and worm the fiery liquid star

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Offals. Chili Scene. ses! Horses! Horses! Offal Lot of Betting. =—=—=—=_ D THE EDITOR % My assignment this Meek wa erview Prof Offal. whe lifelonz study of the binumina) the. AIne ly that a Man and Wife w Se & 6) in. MAD Who ha rover rod ee era period Of Sears grow ) re to ‘00k Topor ion ty trie Same Way COR. ke one another in direc: " ration «ff. Man 9! S with ' af a:ns to and gait © SOM in nk } wre CO-PLiStencve ae Woman Wo fs , 1) )Tse)s Le ° eer wee the fog. nan mans Ames ee » as es i Foren: \ & ~ ae On their - hobls t’ 47 r} iu an 4 Storachs. jt mode rMore peliay fi-e' professes and 14 girls (+3)? awy Vera! i! own vbty? rite ther - ROFE~~c3h, Rik' + I v4 sii ; ‘ Vt) uU two que let “1 fiens i are NUSDGad riVees toe -. WIsSine ee missed * 1k Mra Guestion Bee ’ 7 oe PPO, ens sound: ue was jumped ania silhe Wanted to Quil Moonshining _ By GUY FORSHEY Of the Post-Dispatch Staff Kansas. ARG, Elder was LEAVENWORTH. Ot ae oe fartier of a. ae wa VeaTls good and modest cirenm- Starmees just turned from ‘iis who had occupation of laying bricks to that of rai: Ji ing With |, \2_} Fania y) savings he had tnade WE er tu down payment on a 40-acre tract of the Cab road five imiles south of St. Joseph, yissouri. and had built an unpretentious Which he Hie making a com- up the instal)- and farm. Al! hos his rood farm jand on 23 rey ot Cen ee Urey, and comfortah's bungalow In liver with bis wife and sinall son Was not roiling in we aith. was i ; brut tie fortable livine and Keeping ’ peat peymenls © umti- In ar ~ ¢? dreamed of getting of agricul- greet activities othel Bider did Lookive about him farnicrs of was cOine Wr ich ip a UT) ‘ ‘ depres ssjon 4 davs Tulasi armers dont wurry umless they turn to ‘ ° * than farm.neg That. Was He took on 4 ajde line that certain lio @ Wikies he observes, trom He that cents rye acquaintance Were coining money filieit whisks talked to sotne Of them He whisky could be made at a cost 6f 35 stills learn od the operation Ot +7 in St. Joseph and Katisas tempted him H- a gallon and soid City for $5. The prospect hecame a moonshine’. Today. Elder is a prisoner in cnworth Federal Penitentiary, serving a two- Federal! the Lueauv vear term for Violation of the pro His furm and Two have reputation Is Kone and are missing. When nonths from now, he ll have nothing to “£0 hack to but bleak world of an ex-con- vict Although he made and ‘0.400 gallons of Hquor during ‘iis @ total of home are Hi like wis hibition laws gone. WIVeE divorced trim his friends he gets out. avout sia the soid some moon- $409.. went to pris- shining career and took in hadn't acent when h- en 12 months ago. ane tie hasn't a cent tiiow He will have to over at laying pricks and jaboriously beat back added handicap of a convicts stigma KO tre efart aj} under the F COURSE. Elder, Hke al} other moonshiners, thought he could ge? He never expected to Not that he didn't He figured moonshin awav with it see the inside of a prison expert to pet caugtt. He did. on that from the first, like most do, but he fancied he could. buy hundsome his- was of trouble and still clear a Indeed Were no enforeemen! officers, all in of this iaw whe tine at jearhing of his OPerations, assured fact ? ' They . > > - *. oOnaliv to Keep up ym pra would have to make a raid oc- HPpPeasaruncee, if he would slip them a noW and then they would protect a:d for wu time In shakedown +4 shakedown he bought tis wav out ot is 19 Pinaliv, after retin deeper troubie pronimMilion and counts > a i 1%@a Were orotecting ae hat > $ fou UO, fhe nad Gdoute prison following a This is now af wOonest they won t let Was Went toa ia protectors moons wat bie iMning sav of IS @ sSorrs hips, ness are Operate are Net honest t} a qi! vou of rots profits and then vou They have made a tram) of had trial Judge» Instead of dk} 1) TS aud thre heen honest, saber ee | $100 Have had sey? “a hnionth finine time he was cuuch bbandoned Moonshining there and t! But taking him in. uff Ko "De agents, after cot him "th a light fine and encouraged him to oak and build another stil] That Was gone through with repeated.s, erents exacting each time a larger sun: for rocesea the protection and coming at more frequent in- ‘ervais and in larger force to collect it. At gone et > ve Ume he was paving more than a dozen Oe... veritabie de- he Was protection In a Yi OCeaslion thie \ came almost daliy, wT. ¢ , Ai “@nding heavier tribute At SQueeZed dry The ‘Ope When ft COilapsed, lef aimed other besides of th , P : ? ine Federal ax nts pamed by fORViCted of eeDrenred ty Were indicted ast 35 \° lermgeth had to nm 48> foe, Elder Two Elder were structure CO.- victimes accepting bribes and one was Q)tihiera and at dismissed from service in the tWo vears In prison On Various charges Were the invest}. Fides 2 ae} sf ‘ “Seep. district as a result of Frowilug out of the charges of AVING sents of rope, the protectors hanged themacives in this Case That is what brought the matter How Pproviibvbition particular menv similar cases of graft enforcement business a matter for ex instances hot come to light {s os ei . . Suave Specuiation liow Inany me Bre in which moonehiners are encour eked to Ob+rate for a shaking down and the themselves if a definite. answer a surmise AEente have. hanged i.e b Oem for which no ve r} 'Kists« One oniv form and OOk into the detatis of Elder's case Eider hepa, Midd. } G "1" _- & Cay the neighbor as aw tnoonshining about With. a >» a big stili in a wood- ¢ . . 3 in farms tear whe copr pre ° 7 hh: 9 Tie steady tiant for beginners. It Capacity of tod 7oet {s,°* it Capahle of Stream Was a Jarre had a How But Kal lows Wis handing 1000 gallons of mash on one bate), mash one Tiat “nourh to Keep 5” gallons of producing abot Ballon of whisks a ee se ot oe Tt 4eeVerin: ofthe? roadhnouses and establistiments erounae ane t t nhance thre Rider Headd, It Then the treuble St Joseph supplied financial status of the bay aye looked like success started PTER the whisky had about sold ows ‘WoO made and four Caf fhe ‘Ts for he place was raided whe their + VPS and eurs “Open ti learn of the PXistence ane ferr}- stilts In ftred) of the iegativn of ithiicit tory Having learned li, lev eithe! break up the business or allow the ffend- Crs tO Operate unde! ‘Draote ction. bought and tid for Let ‘us Observe Ast Tse Srre ff > i> Lappened in thi- the place contiseated 4400 padlons oof liquor. and the Rider's destroved the still and other equipment avrested three met: wiiotn le found Amott hese three was Rider prisoners Were preniises. Partner Was afl tite tire The two or tlirree bond for ti for nimeaeif calling Distriet Court uwiar and in Elde bond the taken to jai! dave were arraigned wave iar release and also for ‘Nis appenrance at Thes ty await the quale dis Were Vi«- next of the waking liquor for awhile and then they offic. Vs, position of the case, ited by two counts Whi: told thei that if they Wisned to continue moonshining., (the office rs) Promptiv. thes fie world wive them protec- another still and than tion built began operating on a lurker scale tree- Then, appearance ta ce for a Mah represent- the District. At- fal Accord- Nave }tist for the time set fore l their ing hims- if as being from turney # office ing to Elder's story, been Verified by subsequent events, called at the Which appears to tly. 233; Wil De sses, } Se al} raid would proposed Ti ie Gs f Pres: hee of KF 'der $100 Fo} but Ose alrested in oan pay one of th t Pye be released. and tha. one would be fined Sreu. that, it done for th» sake of appearance: s. paid the $5609 At uny the fine of $100 at St. Joseph brief period of partnership. tien, was expiained. had bays he rate, all maid After Elder and and released, and Wis the Distriet Court the neizhbor dissolved the arrangement Rlders ‘jiineys having the proter county offic rs who A few tout alone as an independent moor Appr real aie { , b * in 2 “oe | ’ ee eee | miomt ty 4 UN Vale i} eras {lime sisted uvent (Court 4 jsater wry tiaakineg Ww: the pending cause Was would Te Ce iv ¢@ pere vs 1, the [7 informed V4s Clase to went awa ne agerit niace Sette Was third time riembered stl! of higodsy: Keres time Was number react re Ww at ati asMmadZiner riunte had rol] whia made trie times a Week © brought out another ace off at others appeared taken of. agent had passed around Eider farm was a st ‘ ’ ’ ‘ ° rate. and: pretty e ere: ¢ . Geclarine ces Tt “ae the sume care too . . q rhe Word 9? ’ on thre iittie cf revenue In whieh all might have a share To the second g2350 They demanded more, it. he short of cash had to pair Of agents was and send them away with such a measly wan tney G0? Well IDen Moines two or whije he mad threr davas luter load of tiquor, they festroved and wheat Hjisxs Lider eel ee 40 bags hKiders there bhrothe! and when Zoing to utrest him out of it on the contention But raid They had wlier) he War ready paid them off already taken p.ace more BUPPIv it Eider demanded ah ing h- Court bul. money, and wrecked and his brother hefore furnis ed hond %or aring ‘Wis the fear Feder aha ‘take ! oust Tre ~ Of fhe agents induce: 0 (0 Thies featified ina and Cale. room thes toward Bliss F ¥ us (hint iyia? [ie manner favorat.e ‘Aes and hie wae dismissed raat Wee Lyie Sete painful and reer er es idina ' ' ‘Mroue A rragil * > Farmer Spent A The Bootlegger’s Life Is Not All Moonshine and Roses der Tried to Get Rich Quick His Profits for Protection The ambitious hearing of vast in allsest hunt for money. some of young fortunes liquor, goes on a still the farmer, made easy ie ' id The pick Watchdogs of up the scent pick up a few dollars. TROUBLE !/S BREWING. the and begin hounding him. Incidentally, they Law ane W. D. of the L. They his white mule. hands of the law. voung man a jolt worse than that of and spill his mash after hitting his till for more of his cash. Our hero and his money are in the then hand the smash his still the realm, tactful use of the By the the sunshine. purveyor of moonshine is allowed to survey coin of The dry agents plans to give up such manner of petting tn of jail Phe fragrant odors of trated ish blended scent the air with tdicule He builds again and once more spirits of furniture pol- nose Ais an easy and out concen- paint They attra ! still more hungrier agents to his still They collect loot the cash box, 2 _yYerve JS Ww 4 The other reels four Sunday Magazine— we 2g. to collect. Just so, the boys continued to smash sui! and pour out the mash repeat sharing and still still new the - SSSBSSBBSS SREB SBSBSBS RSPB SSBB eseseevsseasueseswes the action with increasing numbers in the cast and the cash. St. Louis Post-Dispatch—January 16, 1927. He Never Got—Arnd Finally Went to Prison. INk& LoOimeK On in out a constable At th liquor, and “come & any Date frie thie w It that weight to and search and a At time the bat ther wet the POfs al! Vv, and operations inte: Was about Dusiness 3 Filde Warrant officers was hie could money ry Thes their take of liquor, have more them would come out in automobiles and loads they pay qHWur whole which establishments St. continued sold to Of high Joseph Q'irfsuMmlh: fie i ae Irn thy repute in Theat stuimmer «of fati oof neighbor tnoaught wre too mue’ moons wecordis: } hey and geoot ¢ ps Wh- i not to ¢a! YE ENLARGED our “WW « dered et yl) ** Vo ley Martutfa fytati WAS [ri qipera W hie ty ast Te-meor? gestrovin a ¢ ypallions of montis of March | ae understood Reider ial! fry’ Wher nized a few weeks later and lent and matertals mast ready foo the neighbor paid him anethes nad put half barrel of salt } SARTRE '} | did not tadge all nt the joss of more Pparentis, of this persixtent moon neering away, like a spider: and -ulfoyed comparative quiet 1924. the prohibition There who ain were four of had come before The one in charge treating the tuken SOTIDY Ones kider he Was WHS there ty be right. too he Were treated operate on a big weale business this Walt out of sUSDICIOUS af and commercial Witt he only wanted to be jet nowever, deter ‘Dip They demanded nfs, were moonshiner’” and $500 and lo St! bis ae ara: UBtil | | drove some of thes he mones from ‘nmohe returned with tt! ! for anv more until! Mas plant and «7 carloads rf -1 Flite Me NON two Ried! afterwards re t}y. F. e 2*. bags from ~ e+ Aprii bet One ne Pegi ' } and ,if t ri {) ~Wlotats qt a mm ’,e Pr rrpere rOoyrt ment tricvcred ys agents ! On Previous ov: ve offered ) DRIAIAE asions 1? was ‘y mald Be Ot A [De ‘Dhes x Chief following the Ket and which rame 9 my plant house pearby they ve rajoIry und passage th ¢ dergre plant hurned and materia. used at 41,4) Were a parake half a hauled acid to 5 Ff 1, churgs THney WaAA yeoaded sien Rte OT op. roadhouse ir omy rother Bitss eared] aADPpearance Rt a at ‘ ee ‘ Warvlra? pending r | began to add its ' of re troubles A 5 m meet hem $2000 OF- But the Dry Agents Wouldn't Let #4 n-cted with my case and that he would take care of it for me —that is. for a price. of cuurse. He said all I had to do was to'pay him and he would take the boys. They had raided my place. he hecause they were up against it and had t« Inake a showing. but that I should go back farm and make liquor would be all right It old tune, but | decided tu try it again [ »pa'td him $1040 and the same of four Besides that $5 a week for further paid the lender $460 additional te the evidence care of oOthel waited fre thie now more Evervthing was the ears ammount to sAhers 1] agreed pay protection I then and cause I si} handle the evidence wis not did not }.4)se he id. for the pre vented to ‘) it ) RECEDING expertence with protcibition akent= and depnty constables migh’ Wea. grand fury and ] nea’ for «evecal montis ch ST have served as iA kuff.cient inevitably follow take Neeinags * would a previous ~ kK’ *}) THA e “ WaATh hie ite failed. to a? "ids nad to playing with whe Tbe Teer gi ie enforcement Oofff_eers the protese thon des ft niarried igi W ell stort with his paviients en eourawed tim t To complicate mat rthrer hie and This acho tere f again know he moonshiner Ldnt, A Wife dichn't Was a fire (se nevieve 1Y-year old un daughter of a good fam bride Hie Cclerkink in of St. Joseph ‘ had becom. nis had met ner when. shit Was & Krocery “tore where he bought largke quantities of “ugar. and she knew he jad been in troubl hac Was When she as a result of his mvoonshining. but he told her that was all over and he through with the business for good her parents opposed the marriage, eloped with hitn to Kansas City and married She has divorced him now an‘ the bu? Lim anyway. at work aeain in a store where this divorce ik Dack writer of articl® saw her reeently, thie isn a jtttle ahead of the story It was shortly after his marriage itn 1924, that Eldes buck to moonshining for the last Hits for- tier Wife ways she did not know of his op lived tn and the farm only at intervals. She supposed he said he was building the June went time. ‘rations, as they town went ts MUS TuUIXSIDK hogs, as he was As a inatter of fact, he largest still he had «ever set up in all his experience Of building atills It Was @ vaet conerete whiect rounting babor, for wad an output of 1o0 pal and s#tec!) offal: equipment and Hiaterials Mash, cos? about $20 000 It lonk of whisky a dav. which, at prevailing $600 bie: the carioad prices, sold for about ordered Sukar, rve and wheat bs Fon thie liquor and to the farin came a steads stream Wot hig copp COll issued a steady atream of of prohibition agents SOaryvirg fer Tunes, Operations continued an Aside Kider wep jate on thie veal from fie continual pavment of He lorad of tieuuer Officers, aut of treoiplole Wd- ‘ é . rTObbed of an automohile raja Dy officers who urdered it delluered to a pourced Keep moverik HuUMPer ANd thet Wpecomy | fae drivers boty? hy Mabpawred te qestrijpet from until De Cornip lee? 4 *,) * cit 6 Een. tee avents demanded ~ mowme. that it wa. Linh pataee itl to IMmee? f Pitas Bevery thin: lL delivered a load of liquor they were watt ali Money aWayV from me ouldnt til ’ pray, eee nti ATI@T fo (aeneral Ancents © Kaunas (1b Retie Pat > a put about 2 Brak at 13 the agetits ) pound« er jf ang tbiew it atoms 46 004 pallone of mash l drove anexpeete dls. and Wars ar f taken in IT got out on $5000 bond and wy appearance Was set for March, but Thad no more mones with which to buy protection T Thik March continued to the + When the grand indieted and ms thin time | was injured in term, MY Case Wak September TS te; mm. jury convened in September ] wa. bond set ~f $4OU0 About wreck and was unable to ap Case waa continued to an antomoblie and the This worried the pear for trial the following term agents a jot Those who had collected money from re became alarmed and wanted to push the case With ail possible ep-«ed Finally one of fhem caine to my home, where |] was a pa in bed and, threatening me with * gun jerked bed and mad: A Government physietay ] wae ordered to I did and tl..s is the and tie 'ae f cent me out of me aceaom to town ) 1i tdi ned peatis ua! me and pear { . ‘ for triai the next Gay rem; it Il got the prison term enforcement officers who urged me on whet | wae willing to quit got all my profits Now I }oet mv farm. my home, m- friends (Mra following the have wife and ai! it Fider left fr (56 neviewe him December obtained 4 divorce the neat bootleggera were it Nothing could be of a moonsahiner He Governmen' writ Even f*\low aAkailnet me fhan the toe ur everybody If the ! Dreak up moonshining and here te the way it couid If 1 had b-en would have =. 3t Cou CAAeS Stop amas aning fines t start it a light fine and beat the game learned that Wheo | get out tu bricklavitg i to jati at the but IT wot off wit? ve | eould east - hav price Dac k Page Seven. pie. bale — a ‘ e 4 _ . % ¢ ow rae ~“eged j ” " : are . - - pe a £9 Bhs, tee SIN Satie iy dd RE eg Ee era eee se ee, ym 9 . 2 : ~ . . Bree hake ~ a Kia RA Bey ae ai ROE len ~~. —— cal - Sallie Tinie on ed " . ’ “ OP apo yt an af dat ee a ei, SO ee es a | e? 5m, ts a. Se (s. Ate Sa . q % DOS POR ee EM OMENS EEN CREE NE ANY, hen? + a * a 4 pl . , > 4 -" ~! y A AER 2 ete ON tect ac eat a, 22 ne han. Megs Maple: spe e Sos A iat A RAM AI: RNAs) fleltinariatally siphon a ae cepihinabah a. . - “ “ _ v - ; ieee Cone > hee — ' Peed nh pie QO er eh eter fipm oat ‘ » 0 ange eee Home lw ~ *. »® ted *” Aes, asiaie May Mi t Re Saige pas! 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The WORLD’S MASTER MAN HUNTERS—II in. Engian clue ff I'm ow ++ ge “sid BS BD gemtgtes [ & Teper Of @ quay r E "a Vei 4 : “© Chemistry jg. , ~ rigtwn : 4 ut che report Determined He Was a Nervous Man, eo oe ae ene nnn fuet: it core SOMme® Sl ker Gust mime Wore J Pepper - and - Sali Sutt, Smoked ae ‘or the Ga ‘vom Microscopic Particles Found in the «. yes ste ted a Penknife Slaver Used, Criminologists e + @ Frolissh T obacco and Chened Gum. vee eo : “ase nace eather Ser sduine ONLY. FRE! a . ron aa -— 30 Pkts.of SEEDS E Ete vv ua Eum ; Cehrrune ope whe by meri io r20ueh am & Tade niente of the pockat » » we he “HARING. av . *‘moking » 4 reeed, Cokmeni Sevte iu TE fNOURD Qt am a> *e°* Tiade any prog- ANOLE a \\\) ‘ero “© knew that ape Was OS £008 ag ag. Laker OT SA BONA pose toe murderer lef skKec the levpap '* would throw tials” | > What vou have "he Getective officia! te found opt from ne koife is thar carried the knife - is coat pocket "ne 6“pepper-and- «'vle Known as C use the drug ca ee a ita eae D fr Wes ees =~ 3 see ~ ‘ : * a 4 - , 4 ye , . ’ ue - . = ‘ - i OR gate a . er es 4. oy : ; a 4 r ren s‘olep fron, ‘me the goic vias ProDeably ap vtho. committed * pDOC pen PRE ie err GP aw v ?} To. er i Y ° 2% 6 ° ' reevyt ; ‘ ee tt, Ont on Engiian pipe + odDeseE ogo ' ' rove ti' 2 eR Rete ‘ re 7. 8o (ewe America, ‘that ne for Englisr. | lm Vreeland. I take my own e pak oe ical “~ ! practice what | Look Eee he 18 Pernaps GF s | pictures aoove h bonafiide 1 Dern meL* gracnhe No retowcbing. Neo si nae | mg of ety sort one - * ry ‘oe ? me + hesJed man gettimg 8 re tas ip’ mupudl every Gay ! dreaded to comb nar « probab.s e foreigner an¢ — eo much of it came out oo the ‘is peeuliar murder tech- Le Jugular ve fs ‘co work with. oie returned to police ; —- At the beach bes ee roereg o reopesing of es refer 6 = Ce ext , “Onde ¢y —endlea Veussman Dargis over M% | :hought everybody Ompsaratively sm est ng behind me at the the- aire was iocoking at my baid re iy .@BB negiectet spot Men it was no e we? 4 " L know # 'nm oot ¢t yeen made i you s thing ; ia aan When ! wasded! wou have ow in the re , $500 for a head of har =. ron Dar? , vere wrt one smong you mae who woulér't do the same or had workec thing today ‘ his Own “meal. auteme ay t “nis ing. & Li . Oniy inated Nothing at All ee by Usi , HOR y ; If you area bald heeded an oF against th or if you are getting bad — ‘ne hand hair falling out becauee of - and you are afrand end think yeu be baid some day write te me send you a! the proof you pots ane >! pretures of other hair-cc ookeé UT udes my own — heads veh Write Now You may not see this ad the burt wrtte while you heve the cheace t ert im etores yet —! m too buay however oon’ yoo PmwtagrEphe nesses ey had oo | | se Vreelands, -ner unde fp made the ‘identiy wre epost This Beau - vutton *™ BUICK S eee or $1I9S° ee: on Yes, 1 am going to gi ge Sedan—aiso a 1927C ao 1st of additional cc Jar mem given over SO news net trot business in the past sar ‘ound new Buick Sedan or . twenty sale Can You Puta S&S ‘ , ‘ us of B By drawirg sx sb@ were mad ‘he you can make 3 8x ni lf @ @@ the center— can you ere the ad—send your name toward a Bock Sedan. Stead of the Buick if ice Hest Let Me Give Y nl np made & Weld weeet w purgiat al No strings- ro ob gat out and out offer to 8c bow, later or ever. ie $250 Ca Think of that! I will $1196.00 ia cash and me 3 ‘he Be ts ae a PhS a, Me ee ‘ound. @ ‘ne puree “= mi to be to we Hse PP Ee BEE PO Fe t © c iaye i a tira . a ae ee ae | Pie . cin} bn! Yon. aes ee” 7 ae Page Bigh: Fast Dispatch —January 16. 1927

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eWerink ti Sue . description Toe eer: f 6FesSOris which dru an » ’ ’ : — ' der f the two who first «: fevist The man haited an inatant, laid the ‘TLe 2 . r ; , rey . wi t )) Venders | (Jie nred T hie mr 1LSOy t= . ry , gue for whom dea sult wi | the house clasp knife in the palm of his upturned one 7 ang i i 4 ; We-le Kept Perse: [)¢- . ee li for two i, eg ‘ 2 - der invesiige OF : . An instant iater he leaped back with hand. drew back, then hurled the knife buttons a- ee A fe such | das- and nights. Then, with only a = fe : : ‘ His ord:: ‘KR gave the name of . g . : a Vea Something he had glimpsed ut tie group at the GQoor tion. Perfanetoryvy examination thev were re- = , . leet ani. i 1% . si ge ete Fs Sie —- perhaps the feet of one of the hiding lt was aii over before the group at victor Rizzi meta ee 8 jt assed ; =. eg | : 4 Inen exploded théngs the door could scatter Deep into the mseription of Hut during their enforeed so} “ : : tie —— — eed sojourn : , oa * ( = From their hiding places leaped four shoulder of a detective sank the biade : : Here was Ob? ' ' Sees eee at ‘ . ys tome of the suspecte : 4s ; y . : ‘ , the second OD! 5 SS ; ‘ ae two had d ; ; } d drug Ve nale 1s Y. . , 4 , 3 @ lo ter tive S. revolvers Pointing ahouting ‘ é ‘ne kulle oni a few incliea away) : has Inade the acquaintance of a newcomer ~ : . : ; , aida . p RAK oN 4 . . . # ~ nee te BS 1 preety « - a> ae ~~ > 7 co ae A 3 “508 = ¥ fre on a r > ' . ~ — ¢ ioo! Oe ,.OW : , { was found 4 t'.ree Dipl cee bs > ue. a gee ; y,. 7 T)e ugche re ippec be ey & | { »! ai Both men spoke ! Phan excenentls OlNer Suspects ~ ag ; : ; i 2 7 © oy en neaeeabicod but with a site’: fucian accent, and When thes Were all released liis - ‘ ’ a) a " bf Norfolk facket and wipe emok} were heard Spear ils Bnaksish apparent lard treatment hy the police won him point to one who Hved itn Englang bd here comes another Clue jf I'm nee iy without acernt a’ @ net fo tae s¥yimpaths of the other released sus- rere Wihitle wbiove them detectives flfred down te semi-dark stairwav and fo) ke ee en, the sctent st eald as an BS8latanys prothers seit thet fer] Uhhesy am. 4 pects and they befriended him. Back d the room "ith ¢ 2e jew taf Dae St SED heed! i ‘k roVv t r* : “Wigs bal owed ther m with a report of a Quali. sign or C:e I in their hangouts Manuecio proved to a see = ae Ss } . | Meanwhile. Manuecio, with appar- wed them 3 Tialyeis, ma: , » Vienna detective retu i able fe ri sessed ; ie: : , Again the tw ‘others @tiaiyeis, made in the chemistry lab. . ee ee etew atid possessed a ivt te 4g dy) | ent ease, hdd gained entrance into the Again the two brother: . ’ 4 Sau | . i ee } ‘qe Pini I : )?¢ 4 ‘ a 2) } , - ' ' ‘ ri - F fl} ; ult ‘ } ¥ a1 is t) i 7. He Kianced a! the report. 0 his cits ~ eer) Ge: TCG) dee ge Qa] Knowiedpe (ot the ft Chariqaue of ped- : LF. i 4 ! apartment ir) which the two brothers ; elit at a time This Litié eet Fe Root? WA ok hi gS er fell in a heap, wit! and dogged his al ae a trong pe a = ra * ies id » ong BPP cy « Coe 4, y fo AY a, en RY OG + ave . ’ : § berw nly Thi © ~~ * WA. GAT oe PB. iif as IT thought Fe veely candida’e= tr the missing equa- dling narcotics : 4 ' : ‘ asin o ound Jikesy CBuGites : : aig } eM ; ived A bunch of skeleton Keyes hi: amo i : ; / The man halted Eee kes lad inder hit S detective >, ee ah ‘ im” i QGe_lec ive .? t > — ‘ , : 2 rn ‘a4 rhea f} ya] ' ee : : " : - 4 a . j bid St in the knife some ®lKar dust mixed tions in the W ; ind hLifg ; - an instant, laid nelped ‘item Once inside he went to i. — 11 ing hon ‘ , ‘ ‘ . ° ‘ ee : : . a . ,, ‘ , : ; f W = & (; iF -? ay [le . f} (vi) Ti 4s 3 rau.n ; T]ie* Sorfolk coat A restless individual) I 30 Pkts. of SEEDS i! Hie pave oniv half a de- peared that there were four or five When he reached the street floor he Vienna police, stopped the career of . . iption “it nix tomer But it tei more sting to it than burglar’s tools. he told Fritz 7 Thi nets step ies Sine in looking uD ak «hat particular wir aw the street door open but three rhe knife thrower and gave his young- . ‘ , hi rae ‘ ‘ ia: sim ‘ om ote ae a e RO gag”? Ota Fe . -* fe. > y 4 tre ' Another substance, wiijed, wv SE a oe exe ~ aN On @Nnalysis Z-Oout {to be hicle + : ays 7° chicle, or the Bu Dstance Some da! phieh chewtng peur ip made. made trick he had practiced on a 4 OR ee ee ee a yh seks 2 Be > i‘ ; ger 6 alte at alle “oa - PED x0 5 _ Y eustomer in Reriin Whereby “ ~* a ste judge aiways either Smoking or heroin or chewing gum. ‘ a high-atr: k for a hig (rung “type who has rae or Rose Pattern Set ai re | 8 been in America long enough at an | or other fine gifts accord: as Fritz “How did vour man dress?” 4&ain. IT know they're xood for an- ment and do a fittle Investigating. house and, mounting the stairs, were 3 y /’ \ to plan in our catalog. the I a ry how hats , Me DaCGUITe @ laste § for chewing KUM iy i F asked this tew friend other touch by now and I know how That's how I did ast tine admitted by Manucclo Several other ; ™ , . , “x4 | “7 ow , > he , : f mneush to excite the interest of one of Dangerous erhaps, I know you to invite them out for an evening ’s dow at various points of the block Inen wWalting for him, guns drawn Be er brother many years of reflection In iia hind him thundered down three others, prison Is new-found friends. Known simply “But I wish T could get on their trail fun while Il manage to visit their apart- Quietiv. the converged on the firing confiusediy Copyright for Ure bres “English in style. Manuccio told tO work it” “To spent an evening in their rooms men remained in the street. apparent.» ~, aan hom “Raglish oNortolk coats. En- The other took Manuccio aside “If while a cumrade enticed them out lounging. a . ts glish lounging robes and so. on. | put you on their trail will you split Then I found out from their rooms In the rooms of the brothers an “35000 SS5008 SOL Smoked English pipes and tobacco. the ‘profits’?” What sort of Jobs they were up to, active search was going on i (| ) ' (y , Yet. he wasn't English Manuccio, after an appearance of When 1 know this 1 come to them close: was found the well-worn Nor- » - . @ habit has not ax vet made any :0O. AX | > a7 - : . om =». Europe Getective official entered a) theae ations in his notebook. He knew that @Cbtist s ‘perhaps was as good " as an- ; ' , “Itallans, he and his brother, though hesitation, assented with a proposition that is part black- folk coat of ‘‘pepper-and-salt’) pattern Man's positive assertion - 927 =r > és : r.) * we sere "Xy they had lived in different parts of the “All right,” said Fritz) “They're in) mail, part offer of help in similar Jobs) taken in the Weissman burglary. a | *750022CashPrizes = ' al , me y do you suppoee the murder WwW Ss? hey re not : er left | Vary ee . ‘ world, living bv their wits and j ,@ Vienna and I keep them supplied. & “T put the proposition to them in a suit of clothing with a Berlin tailor’s 5 om ife behind asked the lavman Prtses LANCASTER, PA i : 5 d jimmies ee . a BE age . | , — Ss oO Here's a— NEW — puzzle. If you're a puzzle fan—CAN SEED CO., Dest E-60 and occasionally with somethine with &™ Sure they're the ones you mean crowded restaurant so that they hesi- Jabel and a coat button missing. sev- (6 YOU FIND THE apd Bye Bmp hm — ) rhaps in the hope that {t would throw ) row He told Mannucio something of them eral cans of an English pipe tobacco, eran tunel ix oes wan Bing tay Hy the track with {ts initlaia.”’ es maniac 22D DD aD aD: ED enw: om *) aaah: comme hace enottnn en vib. ; 7 woilet me tum up what you have “Warship brand. several packets of bet the 3 and 6 - = nuccio nodded “Now Pa. te -you . , ww Professor,” sald the detective official. -two brothers to return . (12) ’ (13) (4) (5) | (Ao ~ along toward 7 o'clock. that the murderer or whoever car- ! } | . he Was joined by Manuceino, who had morning light showing ‘ " . . , . he man i{s probably a foreigner and —so much of it came out on the comb. grow | was going to findit out. I set up Lome lil get a cab and be their ce ee a “Doan - Every shampoo left me a little more — alaboratory in my bathroom and there * : , Fritz said ons. eae. ) ss: ti varie trail if they zo home on whieel: around the corner A}most immedtate- 2 hand at thik peculiar murder tech. ; | lainment. ; on naked. The flies and mosquitoes bit I tried outtreatments originated by my- me to do alsthing «ise of stabbing in the jugular vein ] in the summer and it got cold under se!f based on the soundest physiological Wanicc devarte and Fri hag : : wa tage 0 “ Manuccio eparted and rite re - , Te tow par. nie my hat in the winter. Vreeland, facts It wasmy hairand! coulddo what Dont worrs I'trrn taking the dan- @ have something to work with you're certainly getting bald.” was I pleased with it. I had a definite theory inained on guard in the shadow of an . : and came toward the house. They, too. Betective official returned to police tossed at me day and night. I lboked ~ and had nota lot of men hke Edison xerous end of 4 Manucclo assured : ', , are ’ .. hs ‘ ; — » t } Le a ne than ] should. done things which had not aT) cy cupied sentry Hox A nN hour iate? } 7 ehowed “janes {! at ties had beer Ww et] a@arters and ordered a reopenine of t the beach I heard one been done before? The de. , a eee 7 TLE GLa? ee eee core AG ES Ae PO . . . Old. arn refer to me as taile are not interesting Dis- thie two brothers emerge d and (alae qd entertalne d y Vestixation of the Weissman burglars Ba —and | a little Money appointment. ofcourse, atthe a cal As they went off tn. it Fritz WO nizch dter Fritz. invited But nothing about them sugrested bd » bécaise if the re ’ rativel . + over 30. I thought everybody start—then success. : : ; ; Nn eSSa ’ Cau OF The COMPpararively sina sitting behind me at the the- Refunded M saw another cab swing into the street the two brothers ont to a party befuddled wits Indeed, they kept a had : lected atre was looking at my bald y hair began to grow! | C Aken, had been more or less neglects 4 om. ion ik wes tan if I don’t are oe ag ba — and rol} off in the same dtrection given by some of the Vienna un- sharp lookout as though from habit. ae ’ es i thncy ae ae on’t grew whom I knew. Hooray—their . : St-me (.e police Went over the erouns. to bebald. You who are baid hair grew! My friends and The following day Manuccio saw derwerld Hesawtoit that by midnight ‘Turning into the apartment house Prove it in 15 Days: know it I'm not telling | Sir om ony #, _— tr ; ; ade : their friends were pop-eyed. ely ntry had been made you e thing. mead under 46 | Fico aimost mobned bs bald. Fritz they were full of wine and enjoying they mounted the stairs and unlocked id if the. vee: When I wasbaidI wouldhave | 7%°°* © heads who wanted hair. ic aebias “kth Baia Nort yh ee . eor sir home ws th ote can absolutely be wearing a smaller, iven $500 for a head of hair baldness woe Whether I'm the first to un- out Where they live. siete tie eo ee we : io legis ithe alii trimmer ers fe the ime you need were strong iron bars ere isn't one among you mot caused by earth the great hair-growing * Dorkiac had worked 7 thing today | } justen to this— fh sa on your feet, free if it fails. . — ) 7 S Pp S No wonder pedodyne solvent has Trial FREE ens Butome a e 0 hn —_— I caused foot specialists to turn their The pedodyne process is scientific. ‘ attention from surgery to the wonders gia ed eae as 4 2 -* -_——_— a ssieiiadiialliaiest ca a K oe niv alert and scattered to various his lv after two men turned into the street gh he DYasetoent window fn “9 Ve found in Tais.sng a Cal and cannot be explained here. But the | | f chemistry that gently, but surely, normal ease De dante ° F 3 or full treatment to restore norma Onis in Nothing at All If You Don’t Grow Hair F AMO IS B] IND S ¢ » ,* ' ' i Veal’, entitled } i e Islamile } Oeiry. IT) sorbonne. and i , "7 >} ) ‘ : ous narratives in the Koran, such as French Janguage and iiterature } "tev Was iInade thes ai h om dis i Ts road . ‘ that wherein Abraham fm» declared to These Quallties, NOWeVvey’, do not COVe ted hurron. evidenti) tarn * a J ~ : e ' SL, (eo cloth caf rhe Ihis Beautiful 1927 Mode have journeyed to Mecca, and to have weerVve .QO “Ave him from the Wratt) of i Pas @ yg, ws ae , : ) ahd thread founded there the Kaaba the sacred Moslem divines wo regard the pro- OF the “ eu e an ahrine of Isianm: contuining the “black fssors book as a menace to Islamic “ ; | efone " said to yaAveE fallen from orthodoxy hde nce t >\ ¢ } i MN (I HULU | es ed — a — 4 na “ Wn Ik «la bias, aes a ae DG ae PRK. Rien agp Pes att atone: ¢ ee Beker en ae Sect phe a» ae ae ne ho oepalumne wot teu Si OI Rate th ng, % Pa ne \f f the ee or $119522 ire CA word. Beriip - mosque Every possible influence ts. bein: ko eo ae | Yes, I am going to give this beautiful new Buick The professor declare ats Estee marshaled against him, and one of cil! % Sedan—also a 1927 Chevrolet Coach and a large 5 meal descriptions in the Koran must be qe a Jomrere he & D list of additional costly prizes. I have already , taken as figurative 01 nd thus diaowned by his family on the groun @ wee lll heaven ne ae the middie of t ¢ “ay re augnt (17) ? orofessor - ~~ 2 - ee “¥ given over 50 new automobiles to advertise our ude a alae ae / business in the past and now YOU can get this . OE iy, oa HITS. nt) AGN I TONE new Buick Sedan or $1195.00 cash. a | te dart the whole fore a Se srosecution Of the pu : ree 7 ts Bag : 7 Can You Put a Star Around the Buick? This was ref [rie ! Inerliat Lercve Tae if concentrating : NEw - BRoeg ss - et a. By drawing six straight lines with four dots on each | matter | been alfred : the profess!) Se ae dway’st Biggest - were md line you can make is 8:X pointed star with the Buick in emg he os es : may, - iyo the authorities Hite of the Season 16 SELECTIONS _| RECORDS > Get Them at !/2 the center— can you do this? Draw the lines—cut out | d by the si hele Bt sade i | | A . net REGULAR PRICE ne t mpending end oO ' the ad—send your name and address— win 5000 credits eu heer hed Ds an as m ae Ue | a ort ny | Wee ‘$ THE LIST: toward a Buick Sedan. You can have $1195.00in cash in- eee oe : ) nee wl thes exerciae wore ROLE Ob PCO ie aad ging Threw Rese Stead of the Buick if you win first prize and prefer it. * | Colenet Ghana — He ee ‘ te i, Egypt a def} wiles LEAVE NE POON a de ree tens a in private Ca}. Ho He-He-He ie Tes lar and no No strings—no obligations on your part. This is an ! _ : the i out and out offer to advertise our business. We do not ask you torisk any of your money either is det ies: Sh paces Ween a ere” . hoe . ty for a buracal Row, | ; lve t —reply now. wing to his hating been nedpa! 1) for a burese ater or ever. Just solve the puzzie—act promptly—reply | = WERe's OUR QUARANTES BM ery int $250 Cash Extra Given for Promptness! art? Cites Clubhouse to Be Sel pt 5 oe be Think of that! 1 will pay $250.00 cash extra for promptness. You can win the new Bulck Sedan or Piao ae on $1195.00 in cash and also this $250.00 cash extra for promptness- a total of $1445.00. A word to the ie hi ee se Oe nee 3 Oeil LONDON Hou | radia! CAMO On ores Own This SUPER PORTABLE wise is sufficient—be prompt. } ail , /.y & THIS OUP OM the bureial — ) ? ’ wie Cl ts mine? fashionatice resorts it ndon { copora- im 1927 Buick Sedan y HITE: 1! Lat ee : fee a TK US | Mail Your Answer Now pate he pining baka cof the day who. Wer ere ~ eS " let Prize , Known twe . , Get the Buick Sedan and $250 : CELT | «> ace -xcary omy ieeuee ae a 2 on = = wt ote: af'-? re | mee Pelt ure recep og fees +t pee em! © * Geemee i } a¢6° % 4 ° , , 4 (* '’ I es f ‘ os Vv to whe a0. Tra ti Wi) i ‘yyhie ‘ a soy au + a vel an deni ee ds ow he tee » Pp mwies + @ et (ectamd ‘ ‘ ‘ , . Everybody will be rewarded. All can share Sim, about — in the automobiles, prizes. and cash—an i oe. (asin eee . easy plan—nothing hard to do. In case of . property of its . memo pare. © EM supe de ~ characteris'™ | = | = ties duplicate prizes will be awarded. 30 Hropr 3 ndiord, has offered ‘one and Swith mention celebrities erder We Pey Shipping Cherges upper lip ober’ /f big prises in all awarded March 28th. Ca | : ein. who reported there Hogarth recorded pe Saeed he hel Solve this puzzle—send be tye answer- act ee ee 7 mies “6 ss siaad alae USICAL CATALOG —e i. | quickly. You want the Buick so don’t delay. Lore on tern ic? i DTN ae i eal ia ge pel sss ' i S$ MUSIC pa bi inl , , ’ umbered amonk its ; +43 Leora Th a7 F. G. REYNOLOS. Dept. 44. . ion a : ree Ole ’ ‘ ; ' } bits id) rT ( e.7 y - $c fouls . 500 N. Dearborn 8St. Chicago, Ill. ieee in teat ae thecol members most of Sunday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—January 16, 1927. 4 Le +e wristocracy Page Nine. 4 Temettbereda

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B: 4 eng Sane} eens 1 adi me . re as ee \. — y) ares ae tlhe, aia » > er iene rk wen ih % cid . a Pi: sbi Thev knocked a few boards together, and on this tmprovised stretcher, after the doctor and Regan reached the scene, they carnedad Cormgan across the yard and up Main Street to his boarding house ORRIGAN’S BEST Sanday Magazine—St. Louis Post-Dispatch—January 9, 1927. aé an -.845> De scene. Yards as >Qee ampl’ateaer the s-=.. Bests of the adout it.” be saw Saith- 3.4 Save rag COrrigas, opis #t> "3°58 asd .coeed at S— e® ses icoked at tt [OWards tbe esop "c= s& wWe.i-Escv3 son ami potated. Was touch gad gs 2 “egas tO mend = ¥a.*scent #g0ugi “ar.e*3a gropped > Speaking for never Save dose “m.thers. eva .°. %or ea7 Ga navest. Yes —coe of the & ;AN cased -is stead from *x-4 -.4 zg .e. 208 Dise CS =aster meclas.¢ “LOOKING FR , LOOKI! e 3 ree -

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ee ee —— — LOUIS POST - DISPATCH = ee ee psy > 4 JANUARY 16, 1927 Re. PRR Reh lreeagee diye Bytpatgah oe? ee ee ; ‘or’ s s “ 7 ” ve ri aN A Ye ? Ane, S50 Es + aad ae IID sap re ~ v Q@t ‘is heart and stop its beat It Choice of death for Smithers, or al Orsee than death for himse]f-—- and the ae ee rn Was uj to him. There waa no other It was up to hint. He closed his and jammed the only foot he had e@ gears as ERE was a sickening Crunch; the Creech of the slipping belt: a jar, a hudder that seemed almost human the big machine to stiliness—eng n, with pintoned, mangled foot. with ce an de closed eves, lay very Quiet her Smithers was hurt or not, no Pr knew sometime between when Bo were sending hurry cally for ‘ urk, the company surKeon. — hat they knew themselves of “firgt incipies, Smithers disappeared— from ud. knocked a few boards together. and Improvised stretcher, after the doc- Rexan reached the scene, they car- rrigan across the vards and up Maltin to his boarding house There, they ound outside waiting for news. he: O had gone in with Doctor McTurk., put after a little while. doc’s woing to amputate -at he said curtly hue voiced the sentiments of the al ” A pe Ps. , ~ Senin hE vary te pales = oe date , ss - hoe s - + > ~>* ‘a » 2 i . . ‘awe ‘NO. = Gl Risr GOUUSE.

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THE 5T.LOUIS POST - DISPATCH Ee LOMATS DON 7HEIR FINERY FOR RECEPTION AT THE WHITE HOUSE x er “ -_ - col y F » a. Sieh nal a bor aN ame _ : ‘ v ¥ “a > ‘ KE £ tres pie “Slane 1 4 ¥ OA be y' ' ‘ ie 2 Pees After President and Mrs. Coolidge, on New Year's day, had received high officials of the Government, and the members | The Persian Minister, with his family and staff. of the diplomatic corps, the reception to the general public cegan. This shows the long line of citizens waiting to shake Mr. Coolidge’s hand and extend good wishes. ~ Truderwood & t'noder wood P_&A photo. we ¥ NEW BUST OF LENIN the late Russian leader, Vienna. has recently bee Government : SAY Cy The Rumanian Minis- ter (on right) his daugh- | , sale 7 ' ter ‘and the counselor ne We & of the legation. 5 Ye The Chinese Minister and Madame Sze. | « 4 photo. OX & Ca Co 9 a 6 oo 00 VIENNA'S NEW TRA ‘Mat oe reine registering dejectio J r ' i.a ’ , . ’ . ‘ } 3 i / ait - “\-¥ - a @ , on — + oy a - » 4 » oe) ~ ee Bi Meine ew - Ee ee rah. ~ ten ele: & 4 ee we ee eee om ng fa Al Ea) > POETESS IN NEW MEXICO—Edna St. Vincent Millay mt. i . : bala eGn, : y, who has be 2a ill for several months, is able to resume work at her retre ag 22 8e - ° Semmens . ; at in Sz ak TRIPLE T B . . N.M. She is shown here reading her libretto gall O's OBOGGAN SLIDE IN QUEBEC—Winter sports i 7 of the opera “The King’s tC) are now in full swi | nee , . . ‘ ; = : Henchman,” to Arthur Ficke. the poet. : Win Ne : most popular co ne: 0 Weual, in cma cae A DOG SLED RIDE—A visitor in Quebec about to exper ‘HE WOODCHUCK Ss Unusual snapshot PStlanty Hlis table : . , i YT thels rw ee ¢ |

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e., sn HORN THE ST. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH ota Oy ER ROE he Rice Sigel: . = r . Me ‘ j oe ee: OS Ae ke ® * Bape a has, all " Se ROS NTC GP ig OR! ee ea 0 > ee st fon. > . a BaP 4s he A RACE WHERE THEY START ALREADY “TIRED’—The spare otf of the family automobile has a new use up in the Adirondacks winter resorts where another sport has been invented. Curled up inthe tire. you simply roll down hill until you fall flat—and there you are. Ba ak gy Oe Pe! Mews ae, Se A PA EE TAs at ape Sede St Wb THE SEVENTY-FIFTH GENERATION FROM | oa CONFUCIU S—Prince s family and staff. : om - | A i. ¥ a “T Kuang. who is charged with | rk 3 oh ) ' the maintenance of the group of temples which honor the great Chinese philosopher. The line of descent is de. clared authentic = > Steg ee ogee. WHA. +7 eee “y * ee ee ee ee t ~ +: NEW BUST OF LENIN—This striking conception of the late Russian leader. fashioned by Charoux of Vienna. has recently been purchased by the Soviet Government ihe Me Cy ’ “@ -~ , oy Senos ye . ban 2 A : > ae Me oa; : Ree j : ¥ Das, Nae (eas i phe Ss gy My RPS arse kine hea’ ; . 2 ee > . > Ta: OTe aay ee Pe” ey a my eee ste » we ~ “ ame, aap eh ened socmnamger oo = aE a AP OTET R pane ¥ as ties we > & 7 ‘ 4 — o + x ® ~ ayes J ne VIENNA'S NEW TRAGEDIENNE—Mlle_ Lori Lo- , ag reine registering deyection and sorrow for the camera SENATOR LA FOLLETTE AND Jo DAVIDSON—Sculptor confers in Washington with the aan Miedo Wisconsin Senator as to location in the Capitol for the statue of La Follettes father & fe) mS f +4, ue an ~ 5. Cas A arin hy Pe Pe sell: Hs, Sind tg Miata SEMIS Py all ——— 4 Ps a i? om ay eon z we 0 ees es eee Oe optima + en te on ate, Bae Rte eed ‘ me ght > be “nie iy le y a 1 ROR E pws Messing ory a dO. Wie ee & > -™ wel - 6 -* “ ong » ta P ide . ~ a * > ‘ ‘ af * . » : 2 eh . " NE TO. NR DNC tag it ng MEI Sern i a ee ee «Nagios : | ' ‘ * ye : % ' WV : its _ ‘ ‘ 8 . ei. a, ° . . . ’ 7 * . sell . . } . kK - t °? . *, rre pt ‘A ‘ “ , of! & Vid g i? \ twinge s

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er [san ORS] THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ar , 2 *¥ 52 i: , 1 One ones — Bis § | | ma ie Oe Bae ” * - ° ° e oe 1m « 2 ee 2% pe . . - ° . AIO eo ‘ :.5. ~-G,GsGaSala PPA BG DANCE HALL FUTURE AWAITS WORLD-FAMOUS MOSQU E—Two views of the interior of St. Sophia, in Constantinople, considered one of the world’s architectural treasures. Th ; : : . . . : en SNRs does 338 e modern Turk is considering a suggestion that it be made into a public dance hall. Construction of this great edifice | > es > - “= . - . * é . A _ - . 7 i . . a 2 ~ s % * P ; . ? : . ” al . aw . 2 7 ” . A . > ; i all ; «> ‘7 “a oad Of A | e . ‘ ° — - S2 &. -Underwood & Underwood.

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—Partisanship among movie here, and above is the trium- Wide World prhiote y Miss Calvin Coolidge, wife of , by a stroll through Washington nt who always goes with her on Henry Miller pticto ple. cons:dered one of the tion of this great edifice Q t) 3 1 nderwood rs “ & boulevard. With a high sea running, and a moonless sky, the tishing schooner Robert Hickey piled up on the treacherous shoals near Wellfleet, Mass. Flares from the stranded vessel, seen in the above picture, were answerec by other flares lit by coast guards on the beach as they waited for com- rades to bring up the howitzer gun and apparatus for rescue work. Wide Warld pte TO LECTURE IN AMERICA—Madame E. A. Alphandery, daughter of Sengtor Cremieux of France. who is coming to the United States and Canada as representative of the French-English Alliance. Waele World polreot: ese! JANUARY 16, 1927 THE ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | THRILLING SEA RESCUE DURING NIGHT'S GALE a WHAT THE DAWN REVEALED—Before morn the storm somewhat subsided, leaving only a heavy swell which beat upon the stranded vessel. Seven members of the crew, and a dog, had been taken off by the coast guard men by means of the breeches buoy. ~~ tgs . —— : a : . MIAMI AS IT 1S TODAY—AI] traces of the storm, which devasted the Florida coast last year, have aes” as this picture from the air shows. On-the right is the newly completed Biscayne Y o~? €n removed > 3 — 3 ‘ ““% a, “ mn, od , i Sbvebe Yew 7 : ' : gave If P ; “wi 7 MEMAATATIS 4 Mone 2 a aes vee eer ee. | ‘ un Ab pty a ~ tr genet - en? . " ae ate + Bee Ne vor ma s ee | hs _,, ee * ; >, % x és i al ee 7 ; y tcp. pie Fe SEED rm, i a De eee twee ; =. of et? ag? Ps A a 2a™ , ’ he argdh SA Be A A nt a RS ARS re a aed >. * : x Ps air 1.2 ee dt Wa Ee Ge * - me ery «heat a08 PO ORO. ag ott. Womatier Ree wer vee ow fs a

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LL -~ a =~ - gt — = = « ~~ . — a ed a a we a Lok 7 f ~ | ce Cnr —_ ee *.* “ale aD, ONE the, og pak Ai, AIR -on Seen £6 nate te ye GaP, cep) > ie . > a ee ee oe et = ¥ » Ke em ee *-* ne eed SS. et o ae 4 te ‘ a , a al > a’ MERE LPARAM ES I EP “ Set ee Se " ABE We ra Ts * ‘e on ey Awa Mere - ory ae ee ee a ee eae. ak me my, i! Be at . S s) ia A ae ~ “ ir | r . ’ Fh Re ie Sit RES tage a at LOTS NS ll ki os, 2 ae Warsttek a 4 “a sage: Palio ee 8 nthe on SF ADO - ‘ J ae Wy : > p eS - x Sak bs, ee eee oH y pt anee=* + he 5 . > , “ . ; P Py — » wy a * oat: - 4 : 7 «= 2 — : - ge rey 4 ahh ee eo gre hen ve SUNDAY MORNING THE ay. LOUIS POST - DISPATCH WINTER LANDSCAPE OF UNUSUAL CHARM-—-The photographer records on his. negative a composition worthy of a vreat artist. Rss " SETTER IS MOTHER TO TWO LION CUBS of these youngsters weighs 55 pounds. Thev owned by a family 1n Oakland, Cal. af —— ~aP ™ ANOTHER PRINCE ARRIVE S lam, eldest son of the Kiny «! photographed on liner was yt ic York ble - Sever ere Fs Se tt ——omm - ee eee ee NS ee cy mee PO A sa ee aan se ~-— aie "ee v + NEW WINTER BONNET FOR NAVY NURSES—This regulation storm cap, just adopted, is being fitted by Miss J. B. Bowman, chief of derartment nurses. a. ee ¢ ey Pt {= DENTAL CREAM ZI-O- -DINi| MAKE WALKIN A PLEASURE wWity CUBOID SUPPORTS ry CRUTCHES, ETC. DAWSON INVALID aN —Although scarcely more than two months old, each were reared from first infancy by prize Irish setter ! rrede A o> 7 & ] ate Wot ean ON PHARAOH'S THRONE —A new porirait of Fuad I, King of Egypt. i... ADVERTISEMENT WEF MAKE OUR OWN SOAP BT NY HONS A States Waal * i agla.att IAP PRIMA DONNA WEDS Hatsar Yuasa, soprano, dcineved great wyecess chroad’ and ber hushand .Wals Peo ne When milk turns to ice cream in the bottles While you're still tucked away in your warm bed, the milkman is making his early morning rounds. He has to take the weather as 1t comes --and it comes cold and raw in Philadelphia. So it's not surprising that Mr. Charles Hafer of 4614 Worth St. “collected’’ a bad cough last winter while he was delivering milk. But REM “delivered” quick relief. Here’s his word for it: “When I used to deliver milk, I had to drive around in the early hours of the morning and many atime I got a cough from it. | got one that way last winter and nothing I took helped it any; that 1s, nothing tll I got REM. A friend told me about it and I gota bottle at Katz's Pharmacy, Orthodox & Worth Sts. in Frankford. and got rid of my cough. It relieved me right away It’s done the same for our little boy Charles Jr. too.” So many who have tried REM speak of the relief it brings. ‘This quick action is laryely duc t special ingredient in REM---effective, harmless--- th is not found in ordinary cough svrups. Clinging to ' throat as it is swallowed, REN spreads a soothing, ! ing hlm over the inflamed and irritated membr: No Opiates my REN. And it is pleasant to take Sk Vour a hime for REM --the dark. blue package with the large orange circle. Tf tt doesn't help vou, vou can have your money back. Fair enough! INTRODUCTORY SIZt FCONOMY , OO CENTS -iZb,. ONE DOLLAR ISTENING TO A CONCEI f hu dy the lowest type © eos and weight about 94 PASADENA'S TOURNAM fornia which was witnessed AN ARMF JL OF COCOA Mann, of New York, down i Picks a ple: +ify] supply in ~ T CLUB IN THE mar, which will be

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wana wom] S POST - DISPATCH Wes: ; tome CUTE LI] _ ULE V?—Andree Spinel] | tne carling of the Par; tape. adds a new touch te ‘he modern bob. Behing the hair ends are 7 ade nm 7: Outward. ,, "So keem the teeth ang "Nes! possible can 7” Whitens and pre “Wer wom teeth No grit "rnesel .mo gine ra ‘eam Soild at sw STOrES lodme Products Co. 2 LISTENING TO A CONCERT BY AFRICAN BUSHMEN—Dr. Ernest Cadle, Denver anthropologist, and Prof. Bain, head of expedition to BIGGEST SEA ELEPHANT IN CAPTIVITY—This huge and curious mammal is | study the lowest type cf human, photographed in the desert with natives of the Etosha Pan. These bushmen, whose average height is less than INS Over 17 feet long and when hungry can eat a hundred pounds of fish for one meal. five feet. and weight about 94 pounds, are treacherous and cruel. Wide World phate ABDOMINAL SUPPORTERS Made to your measare of very best matenals on ADVERTISEMENT | e . CRUTCHES, ETC ae a) Gre. 4 The Filmy Gowns Women aU Ih oa: 6 yl a | Used to Fear Mail Orde! died W ear them now in security, under the most trying of hygienic handicaps Because of Kotex, ‘ — male ‘ : . lightest frocks and MOUNT FARME wr] 7 a : 7 aw 4 a - Mov ez , | a. ea — | ry. | . | i nat ; : | hold no terror for ; ¥ “4 7 | aa, “os : | ; : : ft the modern wo- man, so thorough is the protection this new way af- fords. One dances. dines: motors for hours; regardless how trying the hygienic handicap of the moment' RF cal . . ~~ " . ~ = PASADENA’S TOURNAMENT OF ROSES—One of the several hundred floats in annual festival in Southern Calhi- fornia which was witnessed this year by more than 500,000 spectators. : seme phot % WeetereR 490) + eee ee Ven ee ee ee 4% rms to e bottles eo i cals a a | Disposal and 2 other important factors > av in vour warm “arly morning eather aS it comes | ' Exght in every ten women have adopted this own weight in moisture. : : It is 5 times as absorbent Philadelphia. So | : | . NEW nav which solves women’s most Impor. a guedeee IN Ate ak h yy f. . 4 ! Ny ons. 4 hy grentc problem ‘0 amazing! 2 a by easily as tissue. No laun- eae mig ee | _ my ending the uncertaimty of old Ways. .; and dry — no embarrassment , ‘ ' of disposal. It also thor- bad cough last . adding the Convenlence of disposabilits oughly deodorizes. and . ; “ 7. ’ | thus ends a// fear of of milk. But REM | : : Ay LI HUCKLAND Reg cteret Vcc y : ‘ ; , . fending. ou obtain it at . his word tor if: - | yee OCIAL demands. no matter how 1/]-timed. any drug or department | y hold terror no longer to the modern store. without hesitancy. | woman. Sheerest gowns are worn without a simply by saying “Kotex ’ l had to drive _ moment's thought or fear. One dances. motors, ning and many ait . | _ goes about for hours in confidence and security Only Kotex itcelf uw ike Kote aed Peat way | ; The uncertainty of this old-time “sanitary See that you get the penuine Kotex git any, that is, | ) pad” has been supplanted with positive protec: only pad embodying the super absorber: Fe) old me about it m tran. There is anew way—a Way that once you cotton wadding -Ttus the or ly napkin made by ¥, Orthodox & ? | | try will keep you forever from risking again thiscompany Only Kotex itself is hike’ Kotex os dangers of old ways TOLSTOY'S GRANDDAUGHTER—The Countess Tolstoy | : | ie aay in eS ET are ttacery oct aie ee ee partment stores everywhere Comesin sanitary d recognized leader of the French capital's literary — Unknown a few years ayo, S3inevery 10 women sealed packages of 12 intwosizes the Regular. — ine in the better walks of life havé@ discarded the and Kotex-Super Supplied also in personal Insecure methods O! yesterday inal adopt of SETVICceE carinets I TresSt-rooms hy Wevt Disin Kotex : fecting Co Bee Filled with Cellucotton wadding. the world’s Kotex Company. 180 North Michigan Ave super-absorbent, Kotex ahsorhbs 1 times. tt« Chicayvo Ti =“ / - Macha Ags ROR ee eee RE. “GF , feb eS eat cm - Ow & a a i : . ° ne 1. oe ey ai) ae we te" ¢ (eae a yee +e we, ~ You can obtain Kotex at better drug and de rE Ome right away AN ARMFUL OF COCOANUTS—Mrs. Earl Lider- mann. of New York. down in Florida for the winter, Picks a plentifu! supply in her own grove. Po&A c the Same for : ex - - Vert, 2H a gion + cata > (peg * wy ‘ see ee eee . So ne eller aah Bes ae P - Pear cv] thie quick Is Mer Pond eee > icss-== that “% rr f0O 4 cur ming. heal- rhbranes. (aa. A TONS A NI A SM ie GT Ct NENT Ie ES the : ee ee ee ee ee “TEX k++ GULAR 45< per doren KOTEX. SUPER 90c per dozen sag . i eo chee tent ec? Miiiiong OF women now ive . . : * NEWES: CLUB IN THE WEST END—Recently completed home of the Y. M. H. A. and Y. W. H. A., on Union co ak ddicaemed by worken’s-oliueen anne Glenna Near Delrmcr. which will be formally dedicated this coming week.

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surgeon the tat- Ow. i shoto. ‘22a b wel RIMINI A? yy if” 4, yen Wh ith 7 4 ¥4 hoe et SRE I, ; MMH i ink 1 74 Us i Cp aa —— 'vVE GOT TO GET MER AWAY FROM™ - THE HOUSE , BUT How? WWE GOT (T* fs *. <. ao 8 see if «hk ‘ shes a co tng OH-JUSET A STRAY DOG WAGGIN' HIS TAIL AN HITTIN’ THE: DOOR' - ¢ —_—— &- . ° ‘ ‘ % . . x Nip, ) wt YES-MACGI E DARLIN* . si (LL GET HER ON THE PHONE | JOST HAPPENED TO THINK! PROMISED TO CALL UP MRG-e CE PLORE TO-NIGHT: YOU SAY THAT THISIS MRS- DE PLORES RESIDENCE ANO “THAT SHE 1S NOT AT HOME”? °WELL ALL RICHT* Eu | . w | ja ee ' a . ' ana i SEP S By Qe gk as ‘ é ra are | fest sninsizil shag, oy ond worl bah. be AT herd ot WOMt AAWELL- | CERTAINLY PUT | tect oaiins * s AOMT SSIS ABS WHAT OVER ALL RIGHT! ‘ ST - MOTHER- | SAW [Pa WELL-|F SHE MRS- OF PLORE I OOESN T CALL TO-DAY ANDO fmvuP-rce visiT SHE 15 VER‘Y AN X!1OUS TO sEE ~*rOuU'! ws 7 ~ ~ . vier jaro newt Sa ees ot Trln a ee spaces, teen tiles. tones » — os — Pine — ~~ 4 A. pene « ws - + 0 Oe pert - « ———— . oe a ee ee aes o « - re “ - 4 oe oe “ Se ee ey ARR ee gee IRE me mee | . PERT E Smee ng for nathan tiem ates — _~ oR rg eg :

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. : \ ® : * tétiingg { DON T THING A CAR wee L TeunnK Yo L2G [wE OUGHT To | WHY CERTAINLY ) RIGAT -. 7 Ge elgg t| 8X & NEW | MOTE WHAT OM)\ Terr Him ~ CAR THUS “ MAKGS YOU ; YEAR D0 You. ue kee Ss SuAY aa =: Even THinr ee esiad ag) Oe > : *¥ah fe" a if Fs ert 4 @ « 4» Sp pel irwtht > a Pe yh oth FO se, Reeth “tad ory “ . 5 Ex eed Se oh ee = Bs Yer Diet a CRN OI ett ee ay Set Age Re 1 Rnd me = : . So Ay atlbelep S” g le aee is 8 > f , ate. a by Pa eS yk OP * ‘ * oS vy pao ae i, ‘ ~ % a" ee ig ¥ 4 SSS SASS he =—=— “~ ” rhe Pins . ~ ~* ~, ~Sen ~ >. » ™ as Poa rs Aa deg ap ehh aga oll ER ade Seicbemae. ae (lig haggling et sda ~ Se SS ee Pee « eee Ce rr 7 ee eee err? A i Bae, 5 ES ite pe . : A. . | _ DoG-GONIT! we ts LETTING AUSR. HIM Ini-- Now tvE Got TG hi eg Pec Give HIM A COLD AH -w' IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN CNGST UES 1 e é MEET You \Sa “4 Ip M, Re Tp : Vin Be ng, ee oe ry 3 Ses> a +A “4 4 o 1M AN AUTOMOBILE SALESMAN ~ Yes | , Se 8 Ae, ee ee, \ GEE Maree tes Even i vou WANTED THe =A - Do 1 “eel. a ne entry on THe LAST WORD in CouLD Ger ove "ie ia | "Od % i} ee — a. DEMAND [3 Sa wtetonntaindhes 25 fe cme Lily 5% [| Puli. A STRONG CAR WITH Tue Tw Z@.c (tS TY ~ HEAD OF THE WORKS AND IT'S JUST — Z of You To venasT POSSIBLE | MIGHT BE ABLE GW Pas i WL: YOOR:SBLE IN’ MY BE- “A THIRTY Day x. Yi = ‘a S meV oa eho | 3 Rare Because You'Re NO! MPRECUTE S oF > - Se i ‘ a , j td NO RAN AniY (7 OF RR ) BAMBOOZLED INTE ELSE -. . Treaty BuvinG (T- Were Mass Just 4 - PRETTY LUCKY %& ToLpn You MOM SE ABLE WH Get IT NOv DER FUL 4 You ARe ANB Ihe HE (“OUL Mi HAVE Sarit Ey oe USE. La 4 BR'INGE - 4 x AND SO- FAR FAR INTO THe WSiegH4Tt

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JANUARY 16, 1927 ek 3 The Skipper Is Some Catcher! - - By Fontaine Fox C@ Pectsine Pos, 190, The Bell Srodieme, Joe Trede Mart Reg, U. & Pea O8.) - —— a *_*6 ec," * Bt SS SRE . ‘s Sas: é = - ..* ig ae ae 4 ae “a ben oe *y % : ae te, P WARE WALL Bi KETeHED ME.. one ede tesla Berore J cuv EVEN er BACK a | on THE CAR” | ay ue rit ar aha 2g Sa — a _ * eee ee tte ated ol el PL Oy ORL er eee tenes EEE Ee SPIO OO BOD ER Serr ee eat tae See eeeS eRe eT St ote Cate atete 0'> fae ece.?. 05+. 8a a ate eee ee ee + ate ae” oes OTICK E M UP r : : : = jE neesinnrinnoe Se == eases ti tet atone e oP he pe be Sd ert Pee ate ater * *5°,* . *; ~~ — Es o0 are ele OOOO QDR AO PAR NS RE REE ERR _* wee tao” nls tels tes aces ne ‘oe ee . . . Pd ote*e® *. ° . - ini *. . «6 é > 4 ». e fe “ ane Pe Gihen Te | ; é . . . - - ey ¥-! “? ‘ ay AP, +. . es ¥ ’ » , ey ae Mee Ae 7h *Seotet ofele ~~ % te Ae tLe ght eesiserer 1: Seetraes sities eee 43 : . ve ae Se LEE OR PMR } ote*s ster ote? aritste . a2s ° 2 : - ie eS : ‘ Teor cece ecatets tae Sey . . . . : a" . a . A] i 7. «a= —_- =, ; a bh . 3 2 coias 2 tay 4: Fee HA HAHA wa- You'Re No DIFFCRENT - THAN Any CODY ELSE -. TrarT Mans JUST . ig ToLp You How EF Now DER Fut ‘ You ARE AND } THEN HE (“OULD HAVE Sor 5 You A OUSKH A S104 BR es F CAPTURED in TH" BANoIT | Me Se he gh ae cae 2 a ED SR Oe er a eR a ee eet ee

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THE CAPTAIN AND THE KIDS cities, . 6 , @ME | MORE CONCENTRY ———— 7 ‘ie : es ee ee j 910,768 Roa Sh HOA MIT DER PAN - IF HE S . ara SWIPE UM. Ph : Ta SUN SNIFFLE ort 527 =( a ~ boa | SORE than gc MISTER CHOCOLATE. VIFES re ae es - ae ] 304,668 foo nesspapers CON TAIGKT BE F PIES AS GOOD AS Jam HEAP MUCH ALL DAY “e ) 0 GET DER IDEA! CHAMPEEN MINCE -{ 2 ail MIGHT BE HE 15) (HUST 2 0 —s a DER FELLER VOT VE A HE SVIPES PRUNES & Aut TIME : a -PIE-ER OF DER VORLD | *e | Ny ! F 3 y COULD USE IN OUR_ JE Seceeet mer + ill (F . GIFF A GOOD LOOK R -DOTS IM #! at , Fro. 79. NO. 132. pa GITZNE . . a ON DER MASTERPIECE om | NU GRAB UND ~ : ie > / » , | ae hee bo oe Z “ss i, ge Eine yt ~~ bP AN(HEL- FACE ! DOTS [A VE DO DER REST? § eee ON "a 3 a BY SUP - , mr : : . VOT VE CALL’? I C2 - == ee m ISS YOU READY ? = oe ee ; : UND NODDING IN —— — Ss i? P. DER VOILD 15S j ion se MS mm ./ «& ! Rif s BEITER AS 8 aa R . é # 3 nay — = ~ ~ : Sane amemneneadnaeae ; >. M. Daugherty. Male Meauchert: -e’used tn 1924 to tem- By ify hefore a Senate su bcommiltee, by which he had been subpenaed_f No dissent ‘rom the opinion wasi announced , Justice Van Deranter read the decision. The courtreom wase Qrewded. principally by lawyers Scho regard the decision as one ef fF the moet momentous the court hasg Retires reg tn recent Years. Bienes (i noi participats the decision. He was Attornes- 5 Genera’ during part of the pro-7' ceeiings’ in the case The reading of the opinion im] = — a aad 1 es ae % ees 4 ae ee ty oe the aa oan af Se TM «0 RE oR —— e.” ee f sep. tRe court had hardi+; fieen com-f : — fT sons Se ee Pe , : — pleted before Senator Reed of Mis- ATRKN fl wey OH DER out 4 Sar Serer sy 5 ee SZOWNES DD You ‘ @ouri ob’ained the Senate's unani- KNOT, BOOM { EN SHE ADE ' = eae oS e a r. = HEARD iT? DOT MONK ; & HBO us consent to the print! ng of the | BOOM 2 GET DER SOME. DOUGH-NUTS TRA-LA-LA? Ea | _. S20 ae eee gg bi a OF Binion in the record IDEA , HOCK? K{ UND DER KINK VOS LATE FOR Fs te ee Sa #2] ; pita SF pa srnator Rend Comments *) SUPPER—TRA-LALA PoP SO DER (Gee =~, Ge ee beers | ite, 0 or , UND V rent a ged NUTS ; a = | tg = © 2 = rose : a = = * % a ES: ee ce | | =e ) — i 2a Py at = ‘ : a pe 4 ® * ae = | eer ie Perish for contem witnesses wa ~ REWENGED! rhs a ee 5 VOS boat ath oS eS =" ¥ , : : : Es | , : * mn ; ‘ = a Se = rie ee Be 36 i : Tefus- ‘o ea aaa auestio al <= Mat ef np 485 tee: , “es ove of ve He emphasizet that the Senate | @ermittee in b+ Daugherty case} Md the Cornmittee on Campaign it penditures were now a’ liberty fom pe’ anawere from the unwtil- witnesses. aA he decrigion of the cour Ben otherwis«~" aaid Peet “the er of Congress won't have been ; tly crecumecribed ' ” Reet «aid he 2oOu 4 ask *he Sen. , : | x = —_ A. 3 , “a ; a ® | | : ‘ oe yt the mimo | 0. K. BY ME: £ . = ee . = ~ ee? | =e : - on ee oI ' 7 = : . : : | WEeull ake exer affan *a POR. od 7 | : The = "N@Seee@ 9 Qieetio Or Se mse : Likety | te nate Many becca: LORE gs °9 as sy ITY Amare) a under *s2 decision he Foul! ask ‘ha’ those who ha.’ Si saeA *n~ 4) a” °™=er **@ Lr - i ee Oe ae A i i ee ue. or oe ee verre 7. a SE | CHUMPIN’ @ be - DOTS VOT ISAID., TAKE BACK LIDDLE : 5 imtart | TI VOULD KISS ¢ 7 — — ) CHELLY BEANS PUSTER LILY-VHITE , GOLDIE-LOCKS UND r = tas Albee + refusal to reply] g DER DARLING NOODLE : Pitas | ) PLUNGLE UP DER MANY HAPPY RE - ; ier *3- -ommisies wan Oa COULD YOU GIFF f- tobe as ae , | ie, : . | MARBLES ° VE AINT @ -TOINS OF DER Ts he —— SPT s nate trp eny SUCH A BUMP. & = aa. ‘dee GY DER MULE Ea : ; Frees co en nerore thm cami | : S a LAUGH INSIDE . - 3 = oa Pm . F marmee C« Re | VE BETTER 60 ww o 2o- , "Ase ~<a meg Srmre me 4 Sereean’ tar the Southern Ohie! ‘ “ourt had freed, 324 om 2 7~ rt? SOAK OUR pense ay = _ # ' ' on *\* apneal of John 3. Meet hae / ee Sill - | ll s¢- Armes off 2 “ dg SAP Psi. $3 co eta Ra: ae é¥xiee , : : corre Set af ** ar +e ig. F whieh Mal Deughertr icy Rte he... eer are af the ohiet <a ’ was “wholly egtatcde ches Of the Senate. in-olving thet ve o? tudic ae Her ae ub fl ® and that the S-nate eR oid : Mo Resi af the =i Cee ie eae as ae Hite olen Atcigs ‘a. ey fies i i pion ae Ae: 29 ae ; J Whe me a Nd Ae he - Paver. A. :4 P r’ x a es % , Hs a. ts 2 is ? " 1. Ee, riage ane ¢ - a . . " : ee SACRE a Te i ee eer’ By creer a