St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 29, 1927

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ele Sa ih s a. ae oc eegamnagee agemagean - * | COMIC FAGBR. | FRIDAY. JANUARY 28. 1997. catenin eae ~ ———= F- R MotHeER' ti S vVoic: ; w! aint if AND AN)» i Ovs Feeun'? ¢ SAN- DINT Y- Ovut-SiOE OF YOU Ani ME- WHOIS CONNA BEAT THAT) OINNER GF MINE ° aig ti ——— ee ee Tit? IG i wereees isstt } _ ITCH, WHO FIRST IDEA OF LOS UNDERWEAR. PAVE FIGURERK OUT OF SER CY DAY 1/3 Back-scRATCH=. P Bows) GFOI0UGH BDOG- HOUSES FoR ALL tho THE VLAITED STATES, BOLINIA. NE FOX —————— ————— THE CABINET MAKER HAPPENS To > of years,’ > sttwation Was very bed, and that we) of J. Watts County near here. a-brac., Pryer told of talking with Bag- ©? Objects of art were burned, -@ot later. and said “Baggot site eg with . preparatory fora three it to South T Stock Directory 10,898 E7,019 Poultry and Anima! POST-DISPATCH in 1926. MORE than in ALL the other &:. Louis newspapers COMBINED. Ads in the The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis Withthe Associated Press News Service ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH 79. NO. 144. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1927—18 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS IMONY FOR OVERNMENT IN FLO CASE ~ (§ COMPLETED Den fhe Too De -- The Government closed its case : against Forrest Ferguson and Al!- » fred F. Baggot shortly before noon . today,-in the trial of the president ' and secretary of the wrecked Fer- gweon-McKinney Manufacturing Co. -eon charges of using the mail to de- fraud and conspiracy. Tho trial began Monday in Federal Judge . Davis’ court. » Demurrers to the Govermm:2nt’s | evidence were represented by the / @efense lawyers, and these will be argued Monday. The jury was ‘Sscused until ° p. m. Monday, mn unless the demurrers should | Sustained as to both defend- , the defense will begin its ‘Wtimony. ' Edward B. Pryor, president of ‘the State National Bank. one of the banks which made loans to Fergu- -McKinney, totaling $32,350,000. iriy in 1926, resulting in losses to banks of a total of $1,500.900, the last witness for the Gov- ttodnr. He told, as did lo- _ bankers yesterday, of admis- a by Ferguson false repre- ns were made in the com-| financial pone of Feb. 2925. He said, as did the pre- CLOUDY, COLDER TOMORROW; ABOVE FREEZING TONIGHT THE TEMPERATCT RES. ys ae — 8 ee ere — oe Serer Se eee, 3 a. m. e@eenee 41 11 mm. *eees .45 Oe ki wake a ME ot eee ee a ss See OE eee S| EERIE OE ee eee eS ee le a ee ‘oe i es fo ck oe Yesterday’s high. 45 (4 o. w.); low. 37 (7 a. m.). Official forecast OLD MAN for St. Louts and DEFICIT 1S | vicinity: Cloudy Cn AT and i unsettied iTY al ALL weather tonight and tomorrow; | Missourt: Partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow; somewhat unset- tled tonight: MEXICAN LOWER COURT ENIOINS OIL LAW ENFORCEMENT Decision in Favor of Trans- 153 PERMITS SET continental Oil Co. | Stands Until Supreme Court Rules. ASIDE SINCE JAN. 10 10 YEARS EACH FOR SEVEN MEN N ALTON ROBBERY Each of Those Convicted of Stealing $35, Worth of Stamps Also Fined $6000. RIFLED SAFE IN THE POSTOFFICE 930,000 IN BOGUS ~ AT THE BARRACKS | Alleged Member of Coun-' } | Service Men to —_— Notes. } ‘TIN LUNCH BOX | USED AS CACHE colder tomorrow and in the west — — ' row, witnesses, that Ferguson cd the primary responsibility “Murray Carleton, treasurer and 1 backer of the company. deceased. Contention of Defcnsc. The defense seeks to show that! leton was to blame for all the Wrongful acts. Pryor, who said he! was a golf companion of Carleton, | / Was questioned with especial close- “Bess about Carleton’s part in the “tompany's affairs. He toid of the conference of abeed 4 crhurc treras- Machine Gets ure? The trail ted Ma | lets Mer aeman with « police secord. Hur te had » periect ali: —at be ant unt: 3} the OTrganitaircon grav through with it. This te another thrilling sory of the “Master Man Hunter’ eries, now appearing m the Free of New York LUni- } . Government witnesses in both) fact that the Mexican Government kniate /has been able to settle the balance} ._.” ss eh ! ‘i The robbery occurred. on the | of its foreign debt for 1926 by re- iis at Sunday Ma: 12 1924 | mitting $3.822.405 to the Interna-!a. Cer na a CAN ee : © ¢ ‘s “ —s 4 ~ i . 4 sa a euee ae “ gS “2 the postoffice vault were blasted | | New ork. 118 vayimment com- 2 pa. open and pacKneges of postaz* j nietes the remittance of interest on stamps worth $35.000 were car-! hone Q Oi i] we, vt ‘ reig f 926, accord- ithe fo cen — or 1926, in — ried away. the robbers escaping “sain van ee ee ee without having been seen or heard. mmont agreemen! | They also took about $109 in loose The Treasury Department laa is- change from the drawers at. the sued a stateme ApPressing lap — ¥s —_ mm wr aang Hepler yp ~ stamp windows Before leaving jthat the foreign .debia payments! ney piled neatly, near the vault, | jmay be kept up in the fyture “even ine tools which. - the: had hy reroic sacrifice 7 ‘ : i | thoug! ETON sacrifices ones be used in breaking into the building i ar an ‘ “4 wT al4 ’ ? } o. q ‘ a because -oard the steamer 7acapa, was ‘employed as an automobile pose g ht Berages , — wneiea salesman in Springfield, was also ate oe re — aa oe tthe sentenced to 20 years n Leaver einen se Guatemala ak Meas worth today for participation In inahe nu statemen:. the robbery of a Government ma? eam ‘Jerk at the t*hicage & Alton Ratl- Bishop Diaz. Who Ww wey retary “wat atation here on April ? a pes of the Menican ‘'atholic Episco- Melling is the eleventh man to bate, was ordered deported on Jan. receive sentence for this robbery 10, Much mystery surrounded his Eight of those previousiy sen- whereabouts for many days and it tenced received 25 years and two “as not until Jan Io that he w QS received two vears Leis 0 tele peniten.- located near the Guatemalan bor- gar. der, He s >) nite permifted to enter ee PROFANITY WILL BE CRIME UNDER NEW FASCIST CODE : OCEAN RADIOPHONE EXTENDED permitted for 31 months ending Pennsylvania ‘and d New derscy Talk| July 31. Jast. and then exatended to Engtand. 'until next Monday. The new ex- Ey ‘he Asporciat. ? Presa. ‘tension was granted. according to PHILADELPHIA. Jan 239.— } the, commission, to keep the rec- Transatlantic radio tclephone serv- j _ ords clear and to keep the rate ice with Engtand was opened 10 schedule in effec: the public of Pennsylvania and. Another suit pending tn the Su-' New Jersey today. ° After a brief exchange of grect- ‘mS between Leonard H. Kinnard resident of the Bell Telephone Cu f Pennsylvania. and H. FE. Shreve. the company's Brifigh represcnta- ve in Lendon. Dr. Jodiah H. Pen- ‘ever gern at land Says Burned Remaining $50,- 000 of His Share of Spu- | | ious Money. The Jefferson Barracks military reservation yielded up its buried treasure today, but the treasure Was worthless. feit Federal Reserve notes of $20 in Federal! Court here today upon; denomination buried in a black tin lunch box in the avoods on Christ- | mas Eve. The bogus money about 8:30 a. by was m. a déetai! of | Barracks prisoners who set to work | ur earlier with picks and | thalf an h ishovels and long iron rods under the direction of Stephen and a group of other Secret Service (men. | The treasure hunt started ves- i|terday when Eugene Poole. photo- 'grapher, of 799 Washingion ave- | terfeit Ring Directs Secret He. It comprised $39.066 of counter- found | Connell | nue. confessed he had buried the | notes and Jed the Secret men to the spot. Service It was in a lone- ly section of the reservation. about | half a mile west of the Barracks 'street car station. The lunch box was found eight inches under the ‘surface near the point where Poole said it would be and was brought | with its contents to the rr Building. Troops on Guard Last Night. stationed at the Barracks, | Watched the locality all night after gated the crime, were among other |the Secret Service men. assisted bs | Poole, had failed to find the money l yesterday. | Poole. who was arrested’ with his partner, George McKay, in a ‘raid on his studio Thursday. said the $30,000 was what the $80.060 he received = as his share of $296.900 printed bys 7 counterfeit ring. When Lee Mil- ler. another member of the gang. was tracked down by agents and arrested in Kansas Cily iin December, Poole related. he set about the targk of getting rid of his $§9.9000. He said he burned $59.,- 0n9 of it. one note at a time. In ‘the flame of a candle, but, finding this method too slow. decided to dispose of the rest in bulk. Ht: disposed of it by taking a street Guards from the Sixth Infantry. | had re wee remained of ~~ r ner WAL. rey - ‘ ; Be Pe ity for =wearin march tne prisoners a ~ vip /Ruling Applies Until Supreme Court — hanno ~ ak ak “" t ' , ‘ cash eilpaathete Merete: mpage city's though the penalty has not deen their curiosity, he allowed the lid pending appeal to the State Su- announced, jit will be heavy—from , ail /preme Court against the increase a heavy fine to several weeks or | of the box to fall open. revealing in disposed of. was granted today months in prison. “the fat roll of greenbachs. he ‘by the Public Service Conimiussion. prisoners. marching at “attention at about the same la of whistles aroac. It was uxbout the worst show of discipline Jefferson Barracks. “How much rou gut?’ ope' marcher asked another. “Ff gat a nickel.” tan the re- «eponge and the detail kiancing backward rrom sight. Ag has been told, the roundup of Louis members of the counter- §t felting gang resulted from the ar-. rest of Miller and the finding of $19,000 of counterfeit money hid- eiill gasptrg, passed | the Carteton Dry | “the first case of | POST-DISPATCH | ‘not and dismisscs the case. the new niman, provost of the University of | Pennaylvania, exchanged messages with Lord Dawson of Penn, physi- cian -in-ordimary to 4 King of En- giand. » | ‘ $ tn time. extension will remain in effect while the commissien proceeds to a final determination of the rates. iden in a mattress tn a hotel room | , dark blue, ' been but when digging over ua con- | eS eee a tin) Sb Ese five their surprise in finding streptococcus, ‘the blood from a primary focus ‘the time and a! ' Will Kemp Heid | | BECK ARGUES SENATE IS _ UURRENCY FOUND BOUND TO ADMIT SMITH Digging for “Treasure” | RK UGEN E POOLE, conn Pape se snag ri Barracks to uncover a black tin prt Reservation to hide $30,000 of counterfeit $20 Federal Reserve | Bark notes. —Bvy a Post-Dispatch Staff Prraire buried on Dnher at efferson | | the Govern- | COOLIDGE BUYS LIMOUSINE BUILT BY HENRY FORD. amet Replaces Traditional Pres- idential Piercre-Arrow in White House Fieet. ' Br the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.:—A limousine, has arrived the new Lincoln tured by Henry Ford. at the White House of President Coolidge. make used for for use Arrow, a Presidents. HHouse officials said had been acquired by and would become a part automobiles main- years by White new car purchase, of the fleet of tained by the Government for use of the President anf his fani- iiv and attendants. The car | with brown wheels. motor cars have by Ane Pierce Ar- row company. under a contract with the Secret Service, whereby five new cars are|furnished yearly | at a cost of $500 per car per year. This arrangement will be continued except for the car used by President himself. CLAIM TO HAVE DISCOVERED THE BACILLUS OF INFLUENZA Brother~, in- White House supplied Two Ldinburgh Doctors. Arouse Discussion Over an u-ual Streptococu-. Ansnviated T’ress LONDON. Jan. <*°9 A from two Edinburg! Ggoctors. and Robert Thomson recounting tue diseovers fhey term an unusual sire ploco: cus. has aroused discussion the influenza bacillus The letter, whieh appeared in medical journal, The lancet, the gtreploco: cus VAS from a nasal discharge of one: of the brothers nas suffering from influenza sceking. erpeeting to “pacterium pneumosintes. ered by Drs. Olitsky and Gates of the Roekefeller Inatitute,. whic | supposediy is the cause of the dis- ease. They teil of failing to dise- cover the “pneurmosintcs and of letter David brothe: of what Orv ©} the and blood while he They were find « hich suggests ‘he real caus. 2°) nose. WERRIN MINER KILLS BROTHER Marion Jail Refuses to Faplain Act. i manufac- | It replaces | the |} the ; ' utfitted/luxuriously, id os { | Mayor Flias H. Wilson not only | participation of him-/| his argument the | Sav" ebtainrd | ‘eg there MAYOR TELLS OF PART IN BEER-RUNNING PLOT Executive of Chicago Suburb Involves His. Police Chief By the Asaoriated Press. the Pennsylvania } in shipment ' gangsters. told of the ‘self and his Chief of Police in the | told the plot but that after liquor ‘were unloaded from freight cars - in Conspiracy. brewery to Chicago, Federal operatives | ny seating Smith. HOLDS 11 CANNOT FIX QUALIFICATION FOR MEMBERSH Former Solicitor - General Bases Argument on Con- stitution, Saying State Can Elect Whom It Will. CITES DEFECTS OF DANIEL WEBSTER Caraway Asks Him if People Would Approve Amendment Allowing Senators to Buy Election. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—James M. Beck, former Solicitor-Genera! of the United States, argued today before the Benate Committee on Privileges and Elections that ro matter what the size or the source of the campaign fund used on oc- half of Frank L. Smith of Illinois, and no matter what the morul character of Smith, the Senate un- der the Constitution had no right ‘to deprive him of a seat im the Senate. Beck was the first speaker at :he open hearing on the Srilith case, which recentiy was referred to the ener} ingacape for investigation. Pend- Senate has roiled that Smith, the Senator-designate from Illinois by appointment of the Governor, and ‘the Senator-eléct for the term fol- | sarering the present session of Co:- gress, shall not be allowed to take the oath of office. Whatever the committee may deciée, it is a foregone conclusion. from the vote by which Smith was waved aside in the Senate, that he Attorneys. Bmith was present in the com- mittee room with his attorneys, Beck and C. J. Doyle of Hpring- | l r of CHICAGO, Jan. 29.—A confession | field, former Hlinols Secretary. ‘by the Mayor of Sumumnit, a suburb, | | Caristrom. ‘invelves himself and many others IilMnots, whe announced of beer from a | would speak for the right of I!it- State. Also on hand were Usecar Attorney-Genera!] of that he 'nois to equal representation in the | Senate, and Cyrus Diets ef Moline, (an Assistant Attorney-General. Attorney Genera! Caristrom in. late im the day asked the committee to give bis. State “its rightful representation” - The Atterney ‘shipments |General contended there could be Summit they were trucked ta Chi- cago For barrel ferred at every tht and the eur under police protection. of beer trans- suburb, gang of Chicago paid $2. was divided among | the Saltia he said, hirnself and other Summit officiats. no berrier under the constitution, since it was conceded that Smith's | credentials were regular, and t he fulfilled the qualifications laid. down in the censtitution. Adverting to the testimony be- ‘fore the campaign funds compmit- tee, Caristrom said there wee. ne question about the buyiag of the Special Intelligence Agent Com- office: that had thie beew in- verse satd that the Government has! volved. the late Wiliam BB. Me- ‘an open-and-shut case” against Kinley would have wea, since be Joe Saltis, reputed tcader of &@ apent twice as much as Smith i Seuth Side beer gang. who is m- the primary. leged to hav e contracted with Rob-* Although he had ert F. Adains of Scranton, Pa.. fori ¢or 20 vears, he saéd, - the output of a brewers near there. Adainox was arrested in Cleveland uw few have Were Re! almitted that it fo Waverly. for delivered The the handling of the roads. PLAN NEW $15,008,000 OPERA HOUSE IN CICASE disco.- ' ee en oe Summit, into (Chicago. fjovernment is investigating days ago and was alieged to beer shipments i Be rerout. and thence beer by rail | ‘God. ‘trouble, sat through the ‘with a hend over his right car. as if 1 thought there was tt turpitude againat the man, ! would not be here in his bBchait.” Opening his statement, Beck said that Smith hac come te |‘ Washington for the ‘against the advice of his physicl- ans. He was here. Beck sald, out /of respect for the committee | Smith, who has had severe car hearin; if in pain. Beck. a suave and facile speek- ler. worked up to his constitutional Skyscraper in Downtown Kectiom | sreument through a review of the Announced hy In-wtli to Kre- place Audiortum. i “this New | By the Asenwiated Press. teniatively invading | downtown opera hduse is planned | “moral iN | by Semuel Iasull, president of the, CHICAGO, Jan. -9.—A great | operas | Chicagu Ctvic Opera Co. Plans for a skyscraper house and costing between ) uel. A site hes been selected. and a | whieh he was elected. foe .a' to the Poet liaepeich HEREIN. 71... Jan. 29.—Virtor ! Kemp, 49 years old. is dead from) a bulle, wound in the rigiit tem- pie, fired by his brother, Will Kemp. from a #$revetver teday shortiy after youn, Will ia in the custody of Sheriff Cojeman of Marion and so far has’ (made no stutement as to the rea- ison for the shooting. Both method of ‘inancing arranged. In-- told opera guarantors at tasgt | the greatest questions that ever anit 316.000.6600 316.960 990 are anbounced by in- | pane aa ;and reaidence Mate Smith. | evidence taken by the Reed Cam- | paign Fund Committee in ite in- | vestigation of the Illinois primary. In this evidence he foeund Ro turpitude” on the part ef But that was not ‘the main ‘point that he wished to impress on the committee. The point was, be said. that the Senate had ne con- commerctal buliding | stitutional authority to turn aside ané { aman who pussensed the proper re- quirements sa to age. citizenship Thia,” he declared, “is one of | Digh't’s perfurmance of “Ii Treva-| confronted the nation.” tore,” The Auditeriam Theater. where | ‘Makew ( ometHationat irgwmeat Mriking the table in front of him. opern now im staged, ie to be tora | ‘on which rested 1 copy ef his own down in a few years, making nec- | hoek on “Tre Vanishing Rights of essary the more. inavil's pinns | IBeD | | call for a main floer whh 66 per he had occupied in Wichita, Kan.,! were miners. Victor was a bachelor; cent more scats thas the Audi and behind a house he had oceu-jand boarded with nis brother and “Continecé ou Page 2, Cétems 4. family, . sad torium, but with .«e boxcs. + third fewer the States,” Leck continued: “I wieh I could get this cnge into the the Supreme Court. 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EE LN Ne ey SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1927 aS 8 -__ ST LOUIS POST-DISPATOR ee said A oe nal , 4 ae | rina i Aront EAST ST. LOUIS «=|, Beck Says Senate Must Admit Smith | QUICK DEC oN MAN WITH RE ui SLAYER, SOUGHT meg. coni_o an gman ater, on mon een >| DELMAR ts POF 23 ARREST | FOR f YEARS, HELD the Smith campaign. be said that a gift by Mr. Saruch - WITNESSFO F (IR y and he called his friend, Allen F.| It was not given’ to Smith, ever Moore, to form one. Moore be-/| though Smith -was to be the bene- The testimpny showed, Beck!ito the Demoératic National Com- ate Ruling on Cro: said, that Smith had nothing to| mittee is a gift to the man who State Supreme’ " Man Who Killed Policeman . Clifford Hickel Sepuill : € Who Followed Him Collected for Rides ( ~ ope —— we ewe we oer eee ee ——— : ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Fighting Over Gledstone’: s Morals PAGE 2 BRITAIN OFFER NEW DEAL TO BOTH CHINESE REGIMES Terms Offered Are Said to ; Fant” P = Vy Reinet. as an . — eae - » mt + a get an roe a he vane pute» ” ‘ . ys Er ae at ? “Maat ws - 2 Pile ' ede . » . ws pnpetinlinnnsteiaiy-aaitin EE I Cr tee te RP OREN: EO UR Es a AORN Ee ore ee ee Borah’s Suggestion That Americans Be Urged to Withdraw. At the left is Viscount Gladstone, 71-year-old son of the late Maeno Gladstone who was Prime Minister - Great Britain and _ old man” of Victorian times. At the right is Capt. Peter pg English author, who, in his book, “Portraits and Criticisms.” e the statement that the dead Prime Minister had been a man of nae morals. Called a liar by Gladstone’ s son, Capt. Wright is now suing the Viscount for libel. | Cents From Rosecs fect of the clearance law 2 $6.10 From ca State Public Service Comm order directing constructia®: 4 viaduct over the Wabeah t Delmar with an 18-foet The United States Supremes declined to construe the 2 Re ON ~ it ang - Mies: = ill * ~ . * NE al ah ee Me nan with a record of 23 rests in the last 12 years, was : itness for Polite eal Hiarry VP. Rosecan and Asst 4 Woon tae ae =F: : City Counselor — F. Hacka preme Court decigien affirm ng th oe in a case before Circuit Judge Public Service “Comuaiesten The cléarance law was . after the State Supreme C hy “ i affirmed the Public Servies Com . mission order, approving they pia: of the city of 8. Louis r gradé separation. Ons of. bag tions to be ‘ determined ‘ State Supreme Court in the United States Suphine € mandate is whether df net the i - r = a. aie te a inn Bin i! ce a * DI Fale 7. . ¥ . + va <= + oe rotten eee : By the AsSociated Prese. - PEKIN, Jan. 29.—Great Britain has notified both the Pekin and Nationalist Governments that Brit- ain is disposed to grant a large share of the rights which the Chi- nese contend are theirs. Minister Miles Lampson yester- day presented the British proposals to Marshal Chang Tso-Lin and the Pekin Government at the North- ern capital, while Charge d’Affaires Owen O'Malley handed similar pro- posals to Eugene Chen, Foreign Minister of the Nationalist. or Can- giar OW to negotiate, in concert or singly, new treaties with China. Many Americans reside in the Chinese international settlements, and President Coolidge intends to keep American naval forces in far Eastern waters for their protec- tion. He does not believe the 4000 Americans in Shanghai should be asked to abandon their. property and business until all danger was passed. A suggestion that the Americans evacuate the city has TESTIMONY FOR GOVERNMENT _IN FERGUSON CASE ENDS Centinueed from Page One. Richard 8.. Hawes, vice ~~ -—- ~- ‘ Wee oo a 2 oem Rie he Sie a aa i. ca ws i ae ig yesterday. - a The witness was Cliftoré ie 31-year-old taxicab chauffs who has frequently been a def : ant in the police courts. The 2 was that in which Receiver ¥ ae liam Zachritz of the Canary F $e a co. was trying to collect “grag accounts of $74.29 from Re ~~“ .=-* oh. hte Md ee 3 Ren ofan a iy ee gait: oe ee + pment Se a terday, a vay. ae = "Ns re + leave ae ~ - aa om % Jan i. sll Lita a ~ fo _—- = ve a eel om ae s wea gm AEE NN MA, Rept PHB Leh +e el ABS heken bide : 4 0 haan x “RA, PA a | iia i ~ TF i ee Mm Rae, — ui x ar ee aity 7 Dee a a a. oh RR ee eR: Tat S52 ROE EG, ITN a te in ei ly Atte Si et Yt, Ste HM HO « roy . a -¢ men + + * P i - ee a vee pen nanere | liebe ee tonese, Government, at Hankow. ~While nothing official was ob- tainable concerning the British pro- posals, it is believed that they of- fered virtually to give up the Brit- ish. concession as such at Hankow and Tientein, snd to substitute therefor international settlements in which the Chinese would have a large voice in government of the municipalities. These territories would become somewhat like the former German concessions, but apparently with safeguards regarding cffictent ad- ministration and in regard to for- eign representation in the councils. Chinese officials are reticent re- garding the statement of Secretary Kellogg that the United States was ready to negotiate treaty revision with both the Pekin and the Can- ton Governments. The officials did not desire their individual opinions made public but their attitude ap- peared to be one of disappoint- _ment. ‘Some asserted that the Secretary’s statement contained only platitudes and its proposals were not se concrete as those in the British memorandum. Britain Offcrs to Give Up Extra- Territorial Right. Be the Aasociated Preas. SHANGHAI, Jan. 29. — Enough was learned from authoritative sources today to indicate that the British proposals for surrendering extra-territorial privileges in China constitute the most significant Je- velopment so far in the struggle cf the Far Eastern Republic to regain full contro! of her territories. It has become known that En- siand hag made to the Northern and Southern Chinese Governments a propoeal virtually offering full tariff gutonomy and complete sov- eretgnty over all British _conces- sions. The British proposal 2 under- . stood to contain only minor condi- tions designed to insure efficient administration of the areas which would be turned back to Chinese control and guarantees for personal - and property rights of foreign reai- dénts. The proposa) is believed to apply to the British concessions at Han. kow, which now is under Cantonese jurisdiction, and at Tientasin, in <he area of the Northern faction. Tien- tein is the commercial capital of North China and its only sea out- let, while Hankow is the most im- portant Yangtze River point in the interior. Tt in expected that the offer also will apply to the minor concessiois such as those at Kiukiang. Chinki- ang and Canton. The proposals do not. however, apply to the inter- national concession here, which is the richest in the republic. hecause the settlement is technically und¢r international control. It was pointed out that as re- garda extra-t¢trritoriality, the Brit- ish position is the same as that of the other Powers, including the United States. unlikely move in this connection until .ihe other Powers do 80. The reaction among the foreixzn' residents here to the new develon- ment is one of resignation, since it was felt weeks ago that the day of the foreign conceasion is done. Cantonese Apparentiy Abandon March on a By the Asenciatad ‘LON yan. 3 9. —A Shanghai dispatch to the Daily Express re- porte that the plans of the ‘Can- tonese army have been = suddenly changed. indicating abandonment of their Intention to advance on Shanghai. The dispatch says that all Nationalist troops have left or are about to leave Chekiang. through which they have been ad. vancing in the direction of Shang- hai. President Teaffirms Offer to Ne- @otiate New Treaties. Ry the Asso iated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—Both Amertean and British plans leoek- ing (© @ more stable China are now in the hands of two major . Chinese factions, whose toaders ‘s Beal yet to make known their It Was regarded as that Britain will make a) leader, been made by Chairman Borah of the Foreign Relations Committee. It is still uncertain here what steps this Government might take if thé Chinese war leaders fail to give recognition to Secretary Kel- logg’s peace overtures by refusing to agree upon delegates to a treaty conference. Chairman Porter of the Shinde Foreign Affaire Committée, has made public a committee report approving his resolution request- ing the President to negotiate new treaties with duly accredited agents of China, and suggesting that a formal invitation to a treaty conference be extended through Dr. Alfred Sze, Chinese Minister here, thereby giving China the option of “negotiating with the United States in con- junction with other Powers or sep- arately.’”’ Dr. Sze urges that the treaty Powers “declare in_ irrevocable terms and unconditionally the termination of all unequal treaties and negotiate forthwith new treaties on an cqual and recipro- cal basis.”’ Declaring China is as anxious to know the composition of the foreign treaty negotiating dele- gates as the interested Powers are to know the Chinese. negotiaters, Dr. Sze called for immediate ap- pointment of the foreign dele- gates “to evidence their desire for negotiating." The Minister includ¢d in his statement a wish to assure cvery- one that China .was not anti-for- eign, and that all she wanted was the “right to govern herself frec from foreign intimidation or in- terference.” Secretary Kellogg considers prospects for new treaty confer- ences with qualified Chinese repre- sentatives “reasonably hopeful.” It was not disclosed at the State Department on what information the secretary based his hope of an adjustment. T .e progress of the Chinese civil war may have much to do with determining the ques- tion. French Viewpoint in Line with That of Kellogg. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Jan. 29.—French offi- cial circles regard the American viewpoint on the Chinese imbroglio, expressed by Secretary Kellogg, as about the sane as that of the French Government. France's policy is to await solu- tion of the Chinese problem by the Chinese themselves; when they have worked out a stable govern- ment. officials say, it will be time to consider their relations with the forcign powers. Pending that mo- ment, it is thought in French cir- cles, any show of force would be likely to unite the Chinese against the foreigners. CARL SHELTON INDICTED FOR TRANSPORTING STOLEN CAR An indictment charging Carl Shelton, Willlamson County sanr with transporting a astolén automobile from East St. Louls to Rt. Louis last July 22. was returned yesterday by the Federal granu jury here. Shelton and his brothers. Earl and Bernie, are scheduled for trial at Quincy Monday on charges of complicity in the $15,000 Collins- Ville mail robbery Jan, 27, 1925 The grand jury returned 60 true bills yesterday, the majority of them being on charges of using the! mails to defraud and violation of the Mann act and Harrison anti- narcotic act. SS ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Founded Dee tt 188 PULTSER Published hag = be rane Fenn ag Co. | an " NATE Phees aed AvelT bai tac £0 TIONS esciualye! tt ws al le one Sn news i ete . ereained to lt OF Rot other@ise creaited In tate wane peretn. gp ae = AP... ret tones ae 8 ieat patches herein are also 3 - er Br cite cerner or tut of re dealer: ently, S0c a month; Sunday ee us eamudclane mati bul 17. mre répresenting Carleton as chiefly re- sponsible. “I knew of everything.” Hawes quoted Fergusoama as saying. “and | am not trying to deny my guilt, but, in justtce to myself, I must say it was under the direction of Mr. Carleton.” Ferguson’s Admission Cited. In another part of his testimony. not quoting Ferguson directly, Hawes said: “Ferguson told the bankers’ committee_that he had au- thorized the false entries in the fi- nancial statement, after conferring with Carleton prior to the making of the statement.” Bixby, who is president of the Chamber of Commerce, telling of a conference which he_ attended Oct. 31, 1926, after the Ferguson- McKinney collapée had become known to bankers, said that ler. guaon told of having handiecd the accounts, at the direction of Carle- ton. He was asked if he did not realize that he was as guilty as Car- leton, and Bixby quoted him as re- plying: “lL am aware that I am just as guilty as Mr. Carleton. I am sor- ry. As the Negro said when they were taking him out to hang him, it will never happen again.’ A quotation from Carleton mentioning both the defendants, was brought out by the defense in cross-cxamining Hawes. In seeking with him, as with other banking witnesses, to show that Carleton was the chief figure in the transactions. Edward W. Foristel. Ferguson's lawyer, questioned Hawes about his visit to Carleton in St. Luke’s Hospital, a few days before the crash. Tells of Visiting Carieton. The lawycr sought to show that Hawes fcit such confidence in Car- leton that, at the time of the visit, he offered to lend Carleton anoth- | er $100,000. Hawes insisted on telling the whole story. and said: “The First National Bank loaned Ferguson-McKinney $300,000 — in April, 1925, on the strength of its statement of Feb. 28. Before the middie of October. $200,000 of the loan was repaid. leaving $100,000 still due. But 10 days before the crash, Baggot came in, trying to borrow the $$00,000 back. The loan was not granted. and Oct. 25. I went to the hospital and visited Carleton. ® “He asked me the direct qués- tion, ‘Why -did the First National Bank decline to reloan $200,000 to Fergueon-McKinney ” I replied that I had refused the request, be- cause | had heard things about the company's financial condition that would make the loan incoa- sistent with the bank's policy. I asked Carleton the direct quéstion | whether the cOmMmpany was solvent. He replied: “*T can assure you that the Fer- guson - McKinney Manufacturing (o. is solvent. am depending absolutely on the in- formation brought to me by Fer- | guson and Baggot.’ . “I then said that, if that was truc, I would be glad to loan an additional $100,000. But Carleton said. ‘I don't want your money now. I[ can get it elsewhere,’ ”’ Tiawesg said that. of the $100,000 which remained due to the First National, the bank recovered $16,- 000 by applying the company's bal- ance remaining there at the time of the crash. When asked whether Ferguson-McKinney could not have Withdrawn this money, he gaid that maintenance of a substantiel balance was required of large bor- rowers. In reply to Foristel's questions, Hawes denied having said that he would make a loan on Cari¢ton’'s word only, or that he considercd Carleton's word more valuable than | any financtal statement. “Ef knew him for 26 years.’ he | said of Carleton, ‘and I More in | his, integrity and thought he would fulfill his obligations.” He said he did not consider Carleton very 'weaithy, as he had understood that |Carleton had lost a large part of his fortune. “Crookhednesa" Objected to. In telling of the examination of ‘the affairs of Ferguson- McKinney, | Hawes used the word _“erooked- ” When I say this, I. that Chicago will have the first call on him for trial, but while East St. Louis police are trying to find thte witnesses on the O’Brien shooting. — ness,’ which brought objections from the defense, and he thercafter spoke of “false entries.” “On Oct. 30,'° he said, “E. B. Pryor, president of the Stato Na- tional Bank, Eugene H. Angert and T, got the facts front Ferguson. Ferguson admitted that the finan- cial statement was faise. He spoke of the $1,261,000 advanced by tho associated firms, which was not shown as a iiabiliiy of the com- pany, and he said other incorrect entries would be found, and that he did not consider the company solvent. He made admissions as to the inflating of accounts to cover his $115,000 of 1. O. U. slips. “Baggot was present, and ad- mitted that he assisted in prepar- ing the statemént. Speaking of the money advanced from the associ- ated firms, he said he frequently carried monty ‘across the street.’ He admitted accepting a $5004 bonus that year. and having asked for and obtained it before the end of the year, though he had not re- in any previous year. ‘! tricd to see Carleton again, but his lawyer. Morten Jourdan. told me he was too ill to be seen. In furthér examination, we found that Ferguson owed the company 71.000 several years before, and washed it out by means of charges to inventories.’ Without Counsel Then. Hawes was asked whether Fer- guson had spoken of the $1,251,- 000. advanced by the Carleton Dry ‘Goods Co. to Ferguson-MckKinney. ‘as a gift. ‘‘No,”’ he said. ‘Joseph Why should we, whén the muney | was repaid two months lacer’ Bag- got spoke of it as a gift, too.” Ferguson was not represented by counace!. Bixby testified that Baggot ex- plained to the bankers the system | of transferring cash, and the says- | tem by which invoices were used to. being destroyed later. terday afternoon, telling of loans made on the strength of the finan- | cial statement, were H. UH. Hop- kins. president of the American Trust Co.; Albert Wagenfuchr, vice president of the Boatmen's Nation- ‘al Bank, and W. C. Connett. vice ipresident of the Liberty Central ‘Trust Co. $30,000 IN BOGUS CURRENCY FOUND AT THE BARRACKS Centineed from Paae One. ——— pied at Leeds, Mo. He admitted he got the monéy in &t. Louis. Turning their investigation to St. Louis. the agents traced the bond paper used in the printing to Mc- Kay and Poole. Simultaneously with the raid on the photograph atudio, the officers raided the print- ing establishment of Walter F. Blocker, a Negro, at 7 North Twen- ty-third street. Blocker confessed he had printed $290,000 of coun- terfeit notes for which he was paid $325 in good money. Louis Pas- cow, proprietor of a restaurant at 214 North Jefferson avenue. ana Mike Vaatlow. proprietor of the Me!- ltéh WWotel. Sixteenth and Market oo, alego were neveates. ss | Missourt Farmer Shot by Neighbor | LOUISIANA, Mo... Jan. 29.— Richard Clinten, 33 years old, a farmer, who livéd about two and one-half miles northeast Cune Station in part of Pike County, was shot in the right sidc by Tom Baker, why with hie father occupied the sane building with Clinton, Thursday afternoon. Baker escaped. means ceived a bonus larger than $2500! ‘Wilkes case of England, At the time of the admissions | made to the bankers. Hawes said, | cover up {rregularities, the invoices | Other bankers who teatified yes- | logy of | stroy the principle of and no contestant. of Me.- | had been the nortnwestern was no suggestion that the Senate vould keep out a man who had been legally chosen by his State. ‘‘Does any man who hes read the debates of the constitutional con- vention undertake to say,” asked Beck, “that the framers of the Constitution meant that a man must be chosen for the Senate by and with the advice and consent uf the Senate? There would not be one State that would vote for an amendment embodying that doc- trine.”’ Senator Caraway (Dem.) of Ark- ansas, who had been wandering impatiently up and down the coin- mittee room, pausing now and then to plump a question at Beck, asked him what the States would do with an amendment that proposed to let men buy their way into ths Senate. “That,’’ said Beck, the queation.”’ Beck went the Conatitution that the Senate ‘judge’ of the its members, not that it “fix” those qualifications. Cites English Casc. “The function of the Senate,” he said, “is merely to determine whether certain qualifications that have been made the. standard of eligibility have been complied with,” That this was so. he asserted, was proved not only by the de- bates in the constitutional conven- tion, put by the constitutions of the 13 coloniées. He cited “is begging on to contend that merely declared should be the qualifications of should historic John in support of his theory that a constituency ¢njoys an unt*ammeled right to choose its own representatives. “But Wilkes,’’ interjected Cara- way, “was excluded from Parlia- ment time and again from no other the Malecek, cashier of the company. | | hat they didn’t like used the word gift. 1 believe, a — . no one paid any attention to him. | he seat- “Ves.” retorted Beck, ‘but was ultimately triumpantly Caraway made the point that the framers of the Constitutions | Wilkes expulsion. The scating of | Wilkes, he said, did not come till ‘after the convention, so that the 'framere could not have had that ‘phase of the case in mind when /they considered their own problem. Smith’s “Brave Fight.” Beck opened his plea with a ¢u- “the. brave and valorous fight against seemingly overwhélm- ing odds.” which Smith made in ‘the primary and election cam- | paigns. Whatever might be that Smith had already recéived his vindication at the hands of the (‘voters of Tilinois. “He has receivéd the verdict of vicinage’’ said Beck. ‘He comes here with the approval of the people of Illinois.” What was today the fate of Illi-. the | fate of other states of the untion— | nois, warned Beck, might be perhaps of states represented = by members of the committee. Hfe was aure that they had a deep vencration for the Constitution. Efe felt that the solemnity of the issue before them could not be too con- stantly stressed, ‘‘for once you de- our dual form of Government, you destroy something fundamental in our Con- stitution.” Beck's Defense of ‘Smith. He said that the credentials of Smith were in proper and _ ilega) form; there were no formulated charges againet him. no accuser Certain testi- mony had been developed in an ex- parte investigation, and he desired to present to the committee all of thie testimony Beck then gave, from his own point of view, the facts adduced by the Reed committee. Ife said that Smith was the head of a bank in public life veara and had berne a reputation without stain. He went into a! political contest with a multimil- lionaire, the late Senator McKin- ley, who could frank hig literature free "alt had | | before them the precedent of the the | action of the committee, he said | that waa pertinent. ! hoped they would not be influenced by “misleading newspaper hea4d- lines’ to the effect that the money had come from public utility cor- porations. “If Judge Gary should give to a campaign . from his personal funds,” argued Beck, “there would be no necessary inference that tho Btee] Corporation had contributed.” * Commission Not Influenced. Beck declared that the Illinois Commerce Commission had not only not beén influenced by the Insull contributions to make decisions fa- vorable to Insull, but had actually made substantial reductions in the rates permitted to be collected by his enterprises. — “Why,” said Beck, “the very purpose of the money which Mr. Insull contributed was to make it impossible for Mr. Smith to act longer as chairman of the commia- sion.”’ “What about the Studebaker con- tribution?” asked Caraway. The reference was to $25,000 contributed by Clement Studebaker of Indiana. “He was a citizen of Indiana,”’ went on Caraway. “Why should he contribute to a campaign in Tilinois?’’ Beck, apparéntly stumped for the moment, said that he could not undertake to explain the 8tude- er’s interest in the election. Beck stressed three légal points: First—That thére was no Stat« law forbidding a campaign contri- bution by Insull. Second—That there was no law of Congress rég- ulating ¢xpenditures in State pri- maries, and Third—That in the 1925 Federal Corrupt Practices act, there was clear recognition of a party movement as a diatince entity. apart from the candidate himself. Under the law, he said. ithe treasurer Was the résponsible in the party aneyg aythority ‘In the Smith campaign,”’ said, “the treasurér was thé “IT knew nothing about Sstude- baker,” said Beck. “Oh,” rejoined Caraway, “I thought you had read the record.’’ The queation was raised whether Studebaker had béen called before the Reed committee. Senator Goff (Rep.), West Virginia, who is a member of that committee, replied that it had been unable to reach Studebaker, because at the time of the hearing, he was on a motor trip eithér in New Bngland or Canada. “T don’t suppose théré is least doubt that Mr. Studebaker knew that the committee was very an- xious to call him,’’ said Caraway. Beck finally was allowed to go on with his argument. He aaid he had received a letter from a dis- tinguished Judge, who for 30 years was cOuneel to the Conservative Party of Great Britain, saying that the tendency ovér théere was to dis- regard the amounts of méney used in campaigne and consider only how they were disbursed. “The greatest evil in the ‘coun- try today,” said Beck, “One that makes me despair of the future, is the fact that people are no longér interested in politics. They are more interested in the movies and baseball. Unless we can revive a militant interest in politics, our form of Government wil] become unworkable, or we shal! drift: into an oligarchy. The use of money to educate the voters is lent.’ Beck declared if the mere amount’ of money uséd was to be set up! as a criterion of a man’s fitness for the Sénate, the Senate should pass a statute so that-candidates might know “the rules of . the game.”’ “The rules of the game at ipres- ént,”’ he said, ‘“‘are that each side can spend as much money as it can properly collect and disburse.’’ Beck's He said that most of £ of thé committee felt.& be some limit on o that the unlimpiéd ei. wae a breéder of at “4 toB. truse you will beér. eo . and discuss: it,” sald Gatiie. sear analysis of phases of the Smith. cane was retroactive, Senti said, what digcrétion te commit or other structures h over the. eeaaee of teneue et aa road”. sha}l be not 1636 thar tributed to the Demoeritic an the Rapublican party tn il , “Oh, yes,” said Caraway. . was taking no ohéfices.”. “Now,” wért on Beck, ‘Tt | to lift thé discussion inte. atmosephére—to dleciéd tion of the Mghts of the the premises.” — however, opinion of Goff, Favors ‘ ke Beck said that. the | one that should be léeft &; rule.” He repeated that if ¥ eral Goverhment was to @ hand in the matter, then te of the game” ' down. af ought te Replying to a query, he: was an open question Wh passage of thé seventeenth @ ment had opened the constitutional primary elections. The New decision, he said, did not question one way or thé: statute . Beck then proceeéded:- the Senator Edge (Rep.), New Jer-| still speaking when the ¢ le wl remarked that Ingull had con- Everything Is Ready 4 For Union’s Greatest Februa ry Furniture Sale * —— —e- From Nothing to Leadership in 5 Yeatl * Only Super Value-Giving Makes Such a Record Possible SEE SUNDAY’S POST FOR DETAILS “St. Louis’ Dependable Store” in a town of 2600: he /i for 30: wr State and who | WHEN *® ¥ ee ; release] -had been arrested elsewhere - ly before the holdup took place, lice o Wun and $148 from Hackman, for & rides taken during the time have held public office. Mrs. Catherine Marten, tre er of the company, had t f that Iedger sheets of the com Mu showed Rosecan and ‘ owed the amounts claimed by” receiver. These ledger sheets marked ““pratis.” Defendants Not in Cours a Rosecan and Hackman did 1 appear in court to : this. They have denied to rep ters that they ae aware accounts were consfuered “ affairs, and have denied also they knew that “Dinty” Colt Egan gang leader, now In for mail robberies, dominated company in whose cabs they often. ? In their absence, Hickel ¢ fled that he had collected Ca taxicab charge accounts mof from Hackman and Rosecan, taining the proceeds for hir "He said he was authorized to no by Roy Graham, president the company. who owed him on a loan. Altogether he col | €3590 from Rosecan, Hackmas other charge customers, and | ham paid him the balance of $750 due, he said. Hickel mentioned June 1, 1 as one of the dates when he lected from Rosecan and Hackm™ Whereupon, Clyde W. Wagner, torney for the receiver, took - stand and, in response to his questions, testified that Re was in Philadelphia from May to June 4, 1926. Receipts which Hickel sald gave to Rosecan and Hac were not produced in court. Disposition of Case. after hearing the three witt Judge Hall rejected the clair $74.20 and $148 against Re and Hackman-and agreed to their tenders of 60 cents and §€ which they asserted to be all owed on their Canary charge At the time the’ were filed, Rosecan and Hac told reporters they had pald- Graham. ate did not m Hickel,. Whiie Hic kel. ‘was on the Receiver Zechritz recognized counts. ‘#3 a man who had retained? ' Aas counsel! tin 1917. when ch Zachritz got proving “ith a holdup. then by “Were vou ever convicted erime?” Hickel waa asked y day. . bs ; “T never waa convicted.” le awered. Hickela Police Record. Police records show Hg ’ Hieke}] has been arrested 28 ‘no the Jast 12 years on varioug charges, both tiisdem and felonies. lie has paid cand costs nine tithes for ape Careless driving ‘Violations. and other f latest appea Police Court, so far am the ords show, wags Sept. 2, 1926, & truffic charge was ae of prosecution.” \fter dismissing hits the @¢ , 'udge Hall told reporters that tecelver failed to introduce ¢ _ ony to shaw (het Hickel was , 4uly authorized to act for the pany. Graham, the fermer dent of the defunct company, blaintiff in the recelvershfp : _ not take the stand. — ‘O8@can and Hackman were resented by Attorneys Mark E ‘On and Harry 8, Rooks. The receiver announced! “Ould not press the claim é "he defendants to a higher and immediately after Judge Jevision he obtained an © ‘Ourt authorizing him t Public auction other alleged accounts totaling apeut . Zachritz and his atterney’ ‘Na colloquy with the Ceu was any politics on cena of t ‘4 “I don't pro Polish up a OeMica anybody.” Judge Hall Attorney Wagner said fair to accuse him of ha ; ‘tleal aspirationa, “although.” ‘aid, “I ran on the I Cicket for Cireult Judge Hackm testify ag

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—— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ — SATURDAY. EVENING. JANUARY 29, 1997 ELE - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __—___ ~ e JA TECSONON RRMA WITH RECORD cm ozarceresce. LIVELY DEBATEIN tm carr stn HEARNG FOR FLIPS ADMITS DECOY WAS IN Sow itanon WALTER. SHI PRR AT >” = Te p F as CASE STURM 23 ARRESTS (eam, SENATE OVER DRY "== 3=-25'"" SUGGESTED N DEBATE SACCOVANETICELL / ler Clothing Co.. was injured crit!- Misseur; > oa rt x | Supreme Court to construe 4. Police Magistrate Rose- ee ne ? ope } oe the ac. ef Bruce of Maryland and is . had been rented by cial P. Lichauco. Filipino gradu- BOSTON, Jan. 29.—Assistant cheap) if) Riis a came - (cally by. an automobile as he oes M. SAtOR. manager of x at, District Attorney Dudley P. Ran- ty%: 0. Be i = crossed Waterman avenue at Beit fect of wis we passed by the 1935 q bs ‘ T on be | xs : ; bs ‘ ‘ee ae 2 Fe | » ) Legislature, requiring @ 22-199 _, @n In Canary Taxicabs. 2 ge * et en tee : Copeland of New York. | vicar store at 1268 Pine street og ot Of Harsara said at the Foreign MRS se me : sO gl fer v ucts bullt ; bi» ss Yee Ra i "Von : ’ Perticns Section inner the Bey, arguing before the Suprerne we Be as PS a oe , clearance iad over : | Be te oe ; Dec. 13. Eaton told detectives he v Association dinne: > ee ; &. ce Re : avenue at 6:45 p.m. vesterday on ratiroad tracks, is-sdught in a mo. , f a ae “turn | tron being filed today by &. City Counselor Oliver Senti of “Ss @ ruling is dGesireqd tp BO DECISION IN CASE | way for early disposition > oo a 8g — crossing 9 - controversy, pending for 15 year § : Dir | : oon — is being filed in cép. Circuit Judge Hall ects »} necti @ recent decisisg 1 ? Bl the United States Supre ot Receiver to Accept 60 Specifically he defended the) MRS. HORACE FE. DODGE JR. | dia not see Schmitz until his car }remanding the Delmar ; & | gata = | ie case to the ; Creesing t : ents From Rosecan, Cte, Bogs Called U f « a U had been removed. A den? in the Said. “Oy disinterested ppm Hees ! : | — n air an Ne utomohile ay 6° TS + ++ + . , Oe , } ; aUutomohie, a rirest nougont to ! on the idea that the queg-, Placing of an Italian under-cover Brvceller tive ce —- Court, for determination of the ef- * $6.10 From Hackman. | have been caused by a bullet. was tion can be decided inipartially by man in a cell adjoining that of WIFE SUES H. E. DODGE BR. | wen Sheehan, 65 seemeebe an - of the clearance law upon the S¢ - cer al warranted de : t . made by a stone which a bov thren rericaun investigations, regardiess Sacco to puse asa fellow anarchist Frankiin avenue, and Maurice Shea oe “gy ¢ 4 J ¢ } rT; ’ + © - . . in the last 12 vears. was the By PAUL Y. ANDERSON. of some home brew found in the @ lig P: ik estas I ae : “ ; is tr ; for i J mie Lagi " DET yg 3 + } “a ae were knocked down by an auto- ag fi = rests ne - Years. w& 4 A Staff i —- % a : rOUNC im % sOMINR tne Pnuippine Islands. ‘or | 44s laa ¢ iurder, MT ROITT, Mich... Jan. ot ; a . , ; f-a ° orrespondent of the Post- jj... . ee ire ee = os mobile in front of 914 North Nint gar witness for Police Judge! mente place and was heid on a dry law (28 yeurs Americans have sought! to Police Work Not Pleasant.” Mre. Horace E. Dodge Jr. has filed ates at % a nN ’ I Ho 1 rie e than g " ¢, ' >; : : ; ‘ : ae ‘ ; bet i ‘i. ? \e charge in $200 bond. G:*pose of the problem in their Pohce work,” said Ranney, aft- | suit fur divorce from the son of . ” a oe : did not stop. City hospital physi- g| declined to construe the clearance @ Harry P. Posecan and Assistant WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—An ac- Is & rroneously stated — irni he ! | 7 i lew in disposing af the appeal of | : ae | ae iS was erroneously stated in ves- otrn way ¢r admitting that the Departmen’: the late automobile millionaire on tane ¢ d st , ad tt ‘ . “ty v) > -rhibksitioyr . . : - cine’ tery: r Inne We ? : 1 ; j : rs : 3 — : Ps ‘monious prohibition debate broke ‘te:day’s Post-Dispatch that the It will be sust as impossibte to Of Justice, working with District, the ground of incompatibility. ee ee ene See ee 7 | a fracture of the skull and Shea City Counselor Alvin F. Hackman the Wabesh from the State 8u- - ; | ‘dh csp tnaaiean ga area f he & Tee: 3 . ) 5 ! . ina case before Circuit Judge Hal] urniture Co. replevined find a solution by that method as Attorney Katzman, had placed one It's nothing sensational.” she nape ‘ | bruises, preme Court decision affirming . 4 ‘Out on the floor of the Senate this) Franklin 2 4 a te ee ‘ fy? heb e* ; -¢ )' Judicial Court yesterday against a seer the way to his Lome at 415 Belt , boug!} ° aT a TOM Objle and furrij- (ie ress Hore] lust nigh i ‘ hau- .. DEFENDANTS WIN : - VIEWED AS BID ee oe pea IS ; ED MEE 2 eS 2 aE? wer eS | / * : « ) 6 aiimme aay pian. Owus (3 ‘ (tetra ed thre qQuUues'acen ‘Should - t a] for Nic Vid Sacco and bar ef sete ~ ¥ lavenue. : Pe tolomeo = Vanzetii, justified the ee Es Le | > hie conld not make payments and . . ven he } hiiippine be Poe (sive Independ- Sratets Te ae ¢s §& i.uke’s Hospital, FOR PRESIDENCY | after calling up the finance com- s suppression of evidence fa-! } | | panies to notify them to’ ¢ome “@fe 2! , ‘tth Newton Gil-, vorable to thern at their trial and N ‘Schmitz. who ‘is 45 years old, was after their goode, lef: the pla. ) i Of: Noa Yonk former Con-: the activities of agents of the Fed-' found to have suffered fractures of «Atta k on States of Gov- age gh oe ] nil Saginerige who was a Judge in Ma- rie Department of Justice in seek-— the skull and ieft leg and possibly | ié Said he let 6 electrye tg) ila and for two sears acting Gov- ine their conviction of mrurder ‘‘as a fracture of the left ehoulder. burning to heep away burglars “rnor-General ,;One way of disposing of radicals. a Jerome W. Hunthausen, 23, of 5756 e and furniture “Tt would be wise.’ Lichauco they could not deport.” | Pershing avegue, told policemen le ernors Smith and Ritchie .)0 003). a) ,, on A t 7 PY: raat als ote ah ee ) Rigleae be ep ts ni lle oats anes 4, my a cu-ns we eS ~ Sep e eaters BE ean “4 . "th ” . & ‘y i oo ~ _ Ang BO tis a ee dant» ~ Public Service -Commission order. B® yesterday. 3 _ i Vn anc bata ‘ ; & r ] 2+) b- 4 ' q . ro *¢ ry ine } a ) » 7 Qi ote. | Se ’ -_ if ; k 7 } a t : ; - 7 The clearance law was paseed & The witness was Clifford Hick- Will Speak Ponight dl Begin- dry" speech ma¢c at Toledo ves- GIRL FOUND SHOT T0 DEATH on the floor of the Hlouse of Com-/ 5acco. “‘is not pleasant work. Oft- | both sides. i guess it's just @ case oe of 171% Neem Seas eiafter thé State Su . & . , , | | mons. Only when Philippine dele-'en it is of necessity underhand Of too much leisure for both of; ~~ sch rg . ' a ‘ affirmed the Public Bervice Com a ei, . . | ; Ss ( " ts) sb : 2 at aC AG ON PORCH OF HER HOME gates are 0) Washing- WoOTrhk. hiere he met them with | US. She is ving in the new $1.- | k ; 35 ; t : : oa - + 7h —— . ; ae 'e ¢ a , who has frequently been a defend- at Coliseum which was gene rally a cepted here torn. at Irish delegates were called their own methods.” 1 000.000 home of her husband. but skull] and ribs hen truck by an - sai. automobile driven by Owen P. Gal- cOmpatible wit?) +} o present Fili- Bat up Siraighter im i mission order, approving the plan. saan ee peagye BS ef the city of Bt. Leuis for the ant in the police courts. The case. as an announcement that he is | 20-Year-Old New York Model Dis- | 1? 40740". can a solution be found, Caief Justice Rogg. always erect. expects noon to sre nae a breath. of 6223 Southwood avenue a3] ii ia ae : is ge . to Cali ia. Dodge ts in| : cee | ‘ grade separation. One of the ques- was that in which Receiver Wil-' . ‘aBain a candidate for the Demo- covered Near Torn Photograph ies iguetctinga iares: oo - s sine . “eS | at Thirteenth street and Caas ave tions to be determined by a P Ys Cantecuste e - : . ; pino demands. and the interests of, UsUal; an associate Justice, who! Paris. They were married June 1, - State Supreme Court in carrying ow, formerly Miss Julia Dent Grant. a} dre" ») ‘ : Mm: the Aepociated Drege. the American nation in that corner) had apparentiyv been dozing | 19-1. 7 . wa trving to collect oe ratis’’ We x k Vi i! s eri Pigwt, @& ur yp atforrn ‘o- ; ° a - * yf @ hy : ? ar e inte pany 70% . e mS a ss the United States Supreme Court Co s : 4 ‘ NEW sora. Jan. 29.—aAal °6- ‘ geht in 7 pity : ae attention: i ) Baby Girl Scalded by Soup. INDICTED FOR SHIPPING > uro > ‘ourtroom, in ‘hic} t | ' | “wady to Present Proof. curtrocm, in which sat; (ouise, 11-month-old daughter of| | LIQUOR THROUGH MAILS al” 4 ae et ae naan Sethe anes eee dak ae or rm ~~ . es alee i Oe a ae ee * wanten gy - i pes) > “ast tC ne tle Sen Pa 1) * a mandate is whether or net the law @ accounts of $74.20 from Rosecan |"*S!dent of Washingten since the, Senator Bruce « Vem.) of Mary ‘ear-old model, Marion Hunt. was | : Wartime revolutions in Bussia. ar- @2"9. who is dripping wet, said it:- : Sie The Filipinos are ready ‘6 eben: many ee ee, Se en ne and Mrs. Jolin Fisher of 1704 was retroactive, Benti said. and | and $148 from Hackman, for taxi, ain vod) tein ek al eet bat 5h teeth ot tha veoh | . eh ee What Giseretion the Commission has © cides taken during the time they "VY*d in St. Louis last might to open | ee eee ae en ete erat oe hor hotve vestecday ond mee, 22. an impartial and truly repre-) “Caloni.” he went on, "was) south Third strect. scalded her feet in dete ; the cl that , have held public office. the Woman's Exposition tonight at a oe ‘ ie ie ead eae iid of her home yesterday and the torn of delegation of Americans ee there by the District Attor- | and legs severely yesterday eveniny. Daniel B. Liebermann Was A i rmining earance patie he Gepiored the reopening Of photugrapl! of a man known to Om they possess the capacity und ney and the Department of Justice.| when she overturned a how! of! ed When Package Sent to St. — . >, ¥ a eS ee 00. ae oa 49 £34 Court Orcree yryive considered. and to o-operution for the Department of * sabe “a , on aap tee snatched s B. Wallace, vice president of the ; ‘ . y ee ies, | DOCK Freatis overrated’ from he ee — ‘ . én lt fa far. Justice be] pe . fag , Street tt a. “ay SMarichned up ; : “ shall be not less than 22 feet. # this.§ They have denied to repor- !¢°D appointed by the exposition — oe : ne DOUSr WaF ti ee ee ee 2 ey eee ee some watches and rings valued at, “#llace Pencil Co. who lives tere that they were aware their board. “age % Ree ; ef your interests to) Se Se eee $156 ‘d ae , — ae “lon the Price road St Touis : s . - ™ . . . rey sf ws e ¥ i + 7Y ) Bes = } . Es , . . , : Le } = a ) : : P ‘ ‘ wae hotne ‘ur several dave demanus have aie made e)ffj-i out of the country”? month may hand Gown ene of three on. Wallace, questioned, said he ~~ SS COTITICVSH . j . — ee ee ae ‘ ry ~ . 7 ~ +e ee 4m come Rpm RIN AR 8 NE a ce A a ] ~ — a — tren Hg od P P . 1 ~ Vee Se ‘ . > ‘ * ” - LOLOL EE OLE LO, AOE EO RS ile it) CEO NO AI i OA ee PP. 6 ae . . > eee Me te =. Po a ee -s ~ ~ ~~ mime - . > “Oh, yes,” said Caraway. “He ; they knew that “Dinty”’ Colbeck, @ drive about the city and county. *" TO} wae taking no chances.” : wed athe eee nies = prison ‘With the committee. she was a ecnaid he Was sorry hie “ade "TDs | In photograp is éntiv ; yy im ever: .con- “That's rmurder itself déecisions-—a new trial: refusu) Cf had received other liquor packages “ “Now,” went on Beck, pe Gédire : for mai] ttvertog aominated the ; uest of Mr. and Mrs. August A. stat - “ yeti sare About New York ¢apether and recognized 1 o- ivable manner and form. Those: With Thompson's brief rejoinder, a new trial; or an order for a re-'through the matis from Lieber- sr jto lift thé discussion into & higBer . - eompany in whose cabs they rode : Susch at (rrant Farm. aid wg rian ase ~ pinged: e mudele © tate. wee hs at is Merv a mr aspirations, those our Aims, eee: court took the case under ad-, hearing of the motion for a newimann. and agreed to testify for the we iatmogphére—to discuss the qiiés- - often ; Debut at Roval Court. . Gid DOU agree ‘hat a Sta ‘Oss nS Mey widely 7 . ay nur interee’s. and for their; vVisement. and within the = nest trial. Government. —, of the rights of the Senate in | In ‘ttuele absence. Hickel testi- Princess Cantacuzene is ih 1, premises.” > 3 e Nected Canary idaughter of Gen. Frederick Dent ora tied Goff, however, first wanted | ns eheounte chic perl Grant. Her debut was made at t} 2 ada ie Wohin % uUce Gou NI re Tetiingey ‘ould essigen card } im. t} ‘cn Beck's opinion on another poiit @. from Hackman and Rosecan, re. court of an Emperor, Fran: a. ier ai j Mie 1 for: suicide. Bhe sal boat dot his | He said thet most of the mémpbérs Be isining the proceeds for himself. Of Austria-Hungary. when ii ——o apr ycien yee en eer Oe Bee § ; i @S8h VOt ] aman goesn ? nr , r ¢} se tr Poe Lis an . ic problem ie fath«r “was the I'nited States Min- ; himse!) "isidde 3; ~ éral Goverament was take @ 4 lected from Rosecan and Hackman. PaaS ] oe se | ES : yf sugar. coffee hand in the matter. then the “pyles ‘Whereupon. Clyde W. Wagner. at- honor al €-30. >). ones & SOL: oy oa reine sans ae \ oe Se a es we her ule ‘and rubber, and of their atratezic of the game” ought to be lhbid terney for the receiver. took the |°*Position. and her #ddress is to & sob ign Be Mie oe Sr ae ae ey | Lat Oe ba ee ceiters heme. mtile, . nies : eee ne & 4t this moint ‘Opel: —— . ws Sr itbaed Vath agen ore eee. Pa ‘ne eoule down. a“ stand and, In response to his own a 2d S one ' ’ ny Sige oleae Se ee ae ne ake Mis sid inited S ute - suld > ssile }? ve airoquce eet: 9 a Ney ' aa ar ‘ é, Bigbae wiih ES a a a a win hilimnine ™M Replying to a query. he said St questions. testified that Rosecun P.M At wba : ine u ' : vith | Philippines. i» | was an open question whether the @ was in Philadelphia from May 30)/“"s. \ Ao MeMillan chasn | rk a, | PEaeage of the seventeenth amené- FF to June 4, 1226 the exposition Stnith sdrainst ale Ads charge of ; Sees Seapl be Sey 4 . seo ig ae : : Des nul} om tine >) oie tee at PS . an ti COwitsl tfeid 130. Regs oe Wa cae Pepe iment had opened the way fer @ . Receipts which Hickel said he _ Exposition Program. — null feation. He had 3 abi dogs OO ee wocould the Philippines support —_ |eenstitutional statute regulating een Bae Beckman; ~—')°" S@Gdremses pageants vane: | elore. Senator bora; foe ‘ a governinent of their own Their ; a * ne. VINntTas: it agemonstralloi.s duno, Mocnsig i’ mgUired t ; ios i : ace ve * EP fieien? Vhey primary elections. The Newberry | Were not produced in court. S E. tra’ #1dut ices od i evenues are not sufficient. They decision, he said, did not eettie this § Disposition of Case. ie a i : , |} Question one way or the other. | After hearing the three witnesses me etiam in en ‘Signalize its formal opening 4 3 . . i earn Or 54% ale a | '? ri? o4 ag ae rt : . ores i: . 9 r leg ? Po" erry: choruses ure on Beck then proceeded with his | Judge Hall rejected the ciaims of |* x analysis of the constitutional - | $74.20 and $148 against Flosecan onege-iqety arena will hee | _ taeda at eo Py ie ee 1m ws y : : | 1 isSlande Vit phases of the Smith case. Re —6'Bre and Hackman and agreed to accep’ the $60 bootivs inta wha ; Hes | ‘ater at i tel . ” : ri} a ae | spt | No nar They still speaking when the committee EP their tenders of 60 cents and $6.1°. - ae oni pot Merutacs 3 ' eee rec ene afternoen. _ ae which they asserted to be all they formal opening is not until r ‘dovurs of ihe Coliseum were Gye ge owner nnn aan a RTE OS .-Wed on their (‘anary charge ac- es igs st geats a eS eet | ote 1 gf SOL a | i at Jil a. m. he eaposition will!;,: tu attack Gov. Smith and peatin; ex Be TeV ing OC ean’: develop their resourc: » i counts. At the time the claims: aoe aie : | i . *, Were filed. Posecan and Hackman: ‘" tinue io Fen ¢ iON... Ften Mary ati . NEN ELM iene 8 ante ee aS Aw 7 F Hickel. | : : OUs | : URED P > While Hickel -was.on the stand TWO ROBBERS IN HOLDUP bresiintec popes car not be vey the address © 6 pave ns FIVE SLIGHTLY INJ ! successful : MALL FIRES ; Another Package of $300 W Lich. Volstead Ace Assailed. BOMB DAMAGES A SALOON IN TWO $ f Years apo Luwen Muratore fel im jose wath the Emplove of Coal Company Had . Ohibition led becau ae oof b or: t sae ot} ‘he’. Meautitul young prima ballerina ot the Paris Opera in His Pocket Overlooked. hy urrun fanaticige, Gf thupe.. ... 2 SCR i fas - tee erated Ks 1 + y “ baby carne. hut he did not marry the dancer , = 3 eg “ey ! 1 V9 G the haby wo oa voung woman. who prefers the persons nm @.F ? ta 2 } ‘ " a ’ : . ‘ ? wo ? ritlaedet a s? m 6 s } : > o@ gs4a,'4 re , : : . then by proving Hicke! x ee dee WETS ite wey A ha #Ck, an Ng fan avenue. witel mses last nigh te ; C 3 , 2 os “47 y° 2 et A375 . , + 3 ‘ ? : « 5 : ? la TY } : | ’ ry) treat ‘7? v ’ d been srrested elsewhere short- Paro at ae brane h ol cme . \ ihige 433 i7Q} ’ Le Be a Tins a ee 7 ; wets laze ‘ irrred « ely og | ' ; ae anc 8 Wile, na sa abe: . ey before the holdup took place Hawthorne Cou: OU Vim at onerhalt of ee! vs ‘ ‘ . » : 6 *5 i i ‘ oii s J si i ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘4 . celia rahic . Mome;; 406) Never was convicted.” he an- the Paymaster had in sat : t vs heen. accust od ang b! ovcupants, Mr and rs und: Mil - . Be lerered Encountering a Neste employe inced them that they + Beis Seliephore janitor of the, ler cand. Mr.-end | Mri : e Rise an a 7 Hickel’s Police Record. of the branch as thev ent: ne eich injusiice ee PIO on tn, in a wine: paket ts Mich of th rst. fis M ie @& Police records. eho. lHiford Leonard avenue goer. the rol Ss. Bibitignists 61 Sreeing oP aT io ot = aero) it FITS “« aa ce hae! ka. nr of che secand floor, . § e . = *Hicke! has been arrested 25 times “Who were vouth ful Tevoine ication of i: ci chat OR i ges eee s,) try he, ane ifr ard (seorge Curtner O ertl id ’ 5 2n the last ro. \@ars O03} Various po- agua orderéc } 1? GIST Ai? ‘ sci 134 ha o l.¢ BP Bebtoe rLwre , 3)’ es ‘ 1Y : a ss tt .s tel ‘ rte ‘ : Ava rt ie of ¢) e { Lod . ie had to ru ot. Fie tees ‘me to Ar:nerins penniless and ‘frendiess, and ay te 3 3 y tice charges, both Misdemeanors inside the t ' j tT] ’ . ‘ 1a. "aPres orisis rie A St botpey a yors re re fermye* ie \ She ¢ M . s = , ee . ‘Ot oe e b | — . ‘ } . , ey e « 3 4 ~ i _ 4nd felonies lie tas paid tines ¢ ; "@} #Vvenue. ftewmsperate peapie tr an Is ‘o} eer tie fon . oO eRtitiguisl riatnes Ls Ee ITSt NICHI sHONg Che COMOCewMes SF .scney | t hurchy at tune smied, and he rose from a j and costs mine tithes for speeding en it are IOW side ther will TeVEr ~ROCemibuee .oeet ¢... the nitack cs age @rne of both feet. Mis aol = - fareless dri\ Ing una other traffic braned . ial) whe had fsust anes: neg n th ae ‘ nt SOIR SEES ote est “Tn Ble ly; meine ier eae pone: orien i a Ra aoe * lations. His lates e placed $368 in enveiopes pent.” : ; s / nen ee Se | troubles beset him, and he died suddenly. no one but the doctors and alPpeara ri: 72) ; ma eee: ee 6 «Ebert haan ee a athe ' te es ‘ ~ 9 SO far am the rec. Walterer thought for @ torment! ‘ +4 ne tsar oh the wets 3 3 { * x itliamson : : , ; 4 44% ‘ . ne GCTtak CTs a’ 2, ? 7 « a ri + f hand Hie stc , 7 tals a G i t} G \¢ sty es. , . ; @ Police Court. ; 3 }, - a oe ? ‘ oO s : . . : >) a “— ty) ; we . ‘ : ° - | Bar ¥ j tuls authorized to act for the cam. ter d the monev for the New re ee pant se0 00°F Laat ; meee 8! byits; 3" isk le sherin vii ime: Tot : ts an ee a me ‘ thin adda }«7 ‘ ‘ hha. a * , P 4 ; Jerpey tt gg e 7 ‘ x 7 $e. ’ : : f: s ¢ Se i el Mny. Graham. the former presi- nd Duncan avenues branch! «on. sha: go man js sai ae ‘ mat ? aaa . se tr aa a : a 9 7 ® + ; s : é oy : a ag *-. F o P 4 ‘ ‘ ; Nisss Lee 8 a ° ’ ‘ j 4 "Yi ; « Ti si i i sd . ; * aiT.e oe ali ed ang roped “ Retriin fru hi {'easure!, ate ee . : | i > ee mom = Nt of the defunc o » his e2. > ib ae CS Cias = vereeet © te ie ll — Z a Kansas drunk whet Ae er Pe ent ne pat mt Eby ' a Sena Takes Ree % » . htiff in the receivership anit, ne ground With his at i 41: 1 ft at mio a deec.y 16. cad , sai! led to « man vith @ police record Bur ; | 3 T37et. inst Tre oT) ad a pertect alih unti the organization got a ’ Lee Lee nner Smee tata eel abate 5. im oan os elbesiihee jae. :; Pac 5° ‘ Th ©“ 8 arwotiser Cheilliing story on the ; cto re la: inters series next Sunday in the ‘didnot take the stand. Judge (00d Will Flyers Leave Panama. | bey ee okt) - Romecan and Hackman were rep- me Aemarsgied | ’ * tee! c t no POU "Re Nted bw Attorneys Mark lcagie- ra” ANIA, J @ ii. ~ The. five BuO ont : pe ; ‘ ‘oO? a e CL oe & rif } rejoined. 4 DET AILS | Boe ang Hacry S&S. Rooks. ‘rican “g000 will” airplanes of | reJ' : ae 7 : 66 49 | a z - ies r receiver announced he } ‘Nited States Armv, which are | Senator from Arkansas and ethers 2 Other Fast ——_ ie 4 ge not press the claims agains! ee seit Rea flight around: who % 4 ws ca ie oe oc ae Daily Trains The ! pe . _ defendants to a higher court "8° Therrien le fi Cristobal that this Torti oO. dl SECO Oeics " 7 , AY , . » P . é 7 , g aseaeaig ; i 2 ~comeew~ | Society and Club News, Women’s Features, Automobiles, ld like to say." ‘‘opeiana ———E 7 - eee mene immediately after Judge Hall's 820TUN befor i oclock this | whic! degen He ” aoe phon ‘ » N It ctecl trai ) ’ ‘ Secigion he obtained an order of TOrmine uenaevertura. Co-' wants tne \aomead a sSeOME IO 18 v. St. Louis 9:45 P.M. [ W—-StOp ali STE rain | ] ‘ "atv’ } } } » ©OUrt authorizing him to sel) at ns Fae | Plane St. louis, ac real'y desirous eS ia ee ern sind es P s Radio, Sports, Rotogs aie oT fjcture Section, eee os satin here bs u stight lc ueoping the Democratic party a. | TMe“LASALLE™ | Le ST.LOUS—17 Midnight, Ae. CHCACD—7:408 Color-Roto Magazine, Neu's of the World. }8Ccounts = totalin ee ee SR BEN is keeping ; Lv. St. Louie 1 1:45 A.M. y |. Zachritz and ia eine spate mishap and will rejoin the others vided and blocking ts hope of suc. As. Chicage 6:15PM. A pee ee ight | “ : Roomy club-lounge car; midnight lunch- | THE BIG SUNDAY » in a colloquy with the Court there tat ws cess at the polls 5 , : Civ Ticket Office wena ) . . ee eS ee ee easy a Copeland on Modification 322 North B ‘ eon and breakfast. Sleepers ready at _¥88 any politics back of the case ke . ? 2 Remarks of Jadigr. i'time and got licked.* Receiver “Anybody with an cunce Of Ff pioge: Gareld 7200 10 p.m. Free reclining scat chair cars. | a K, Gon't propose to git here and Zachritz, who formerly was Cir. brains ppentgcoigie pte: ~~ ies | Union Station a fPelish up a political matter fer cuit Attorney and later a Circuit Modify the Vo'stead act to allow ff Phome: Maia 4700 | | | ” ' | pm Judge Hall declared. | Judge, declared that he filed the’ the eS ae — bys nad bev. we. J. BEDFORD _- fetter haere 7 torney Wagner said it wagn't! claims in good faith and the: he crages with greaver alcoholic con- |B) Gen'l Agt., Pass’y Depe. . | fair to accuse him of having po- waa net in politics. tent than one-hal’ of one per cent Phone: Garheld 7200 wi = - = fl : it Sets the Pace ‘cal aspirations, “although.” he “Rut the defendants are more which would sti! not be in fact tn- —_ , , ;S@id, “I ren on the Democratic‘ or lees ip politics.” the Court Pe ae CHICAGO & EASTERN i LLIN OIS Stoker for Circuit Judge the last plied. -e ) » the TJoermocra’tc party di 7 - “Yes, but would any of you fr!- | ss

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PAGE 4 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SATURD: NING. JANUARY 29. 192% PAGE | ST. LOUIS POs PATCH. SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 29. 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DI : THE MELLON SCANDAL. WHOSE LOBBYIST? | Founded OSEPH PULITZER Secretary Mellon denies that he has bought ti ‘er years of battling against the lobby at Jefter by JO! J s $78 (owdray oil welis in Mexico. but admits that he and s0n City. it seems that one of the well-paid lobbyists : “ age ots family own a controlling interest in the Gulf Oil maintained there through the legislative session is Cog ; SR ene 4 i. ie E d t Ss The Pulitzer Publish:- =g Company -Oorporation, the second largest procucer in the Mexi- that of the city of St. Louis: The salary of former ie egg Fete >: : % o 2 Bee + > oe he 4 Afi 0 Dare: . 2 we ye he y-ve Street . . = , : , , "5 a ms , ) me : he a : ” > , ee Oe ee Se n fieldy»the Doheny interests being the leader. tate Senator Harry Blodgett..who functions in this Oh Ad a8 So, MSs 3 ees ee, 3 ‘ ce ) gxoUGH cree: By By fD ny do with tke ng and questionabie capacity. is $5000 for the " -. wm, SE Se ae 24 . , . eg > antes see volumes @ % é : yee: . *° “ “ ae is : . fas: 44 : ae , sae oc Gee eatte qetinwe, erver of cmnganaate ; peeeem niisa pages: the con ] . aA olte consider : bat aN e rt : . ae a te ok : 2 ioe mt. 9a: rh cg | ' Hg jess te 23 ty pendent; never be afraid to attack woe vast eee es orerty carries wi ihe hans Pp — > oe . -s . ee bahar a ee ot Se ; pee =: werse that has a masculind wreng. whether by predatery pie- /j interest so strong and compelling ‘ha’ its influence | i.Gess OF § senators 4 representatives is we ~ ae © Sy - * a ¢n it—and beauty, too: t v » . . * . P oem fee P : 7 s . e . ieeuney ef Geueetery goverty is felt at every turn in the management. Power a it cust ? | do not know i, 3 * niet 1 _ oft .- ii] raily. =F JOSE HW PULITZER. sis tax ver we 2 : A The favs * a eathing | : April Te. 1907. . ¢ . “> pr erazy tarantelje. | — Mr. Meé®lion sars he has nothing to n> SG PU tee ae ae RT i Ng He. eH Cs fat Lah PBT LS

"77 Le) 7% as Like January weather, Tre jears wil bite and ard pull your bones together — To wrap your chattering Of Interest to Downtown Merchants. mining American policies wiih "y the Ed::or of the Pos:-Dispatch neariy aii activities in cc t} ith government ) RECENT study made br tne Depart- action have centered ar Jil interests. gi.ance pos a - Wa SS ; . ‘= “y os ee ee der the infiueme ae )! (het oe $i di hile the six s ta d 19 rep: remenaiirn : Tb V Ge, + Pi The pretry stuff you're made of growth of retail business in the so-caled a, by Americans in Merieo +h acai opie ee eh a Cit 14 : zs p. 7 : ae Wil! crack and crease and Goento@ern districts of American c:tie ned ct: mericans in Mexico tf O oss : fo yas h Vv: City Hal. be : . ; | | | , wt ae rease aa lags far behind the rap:d increase in vu:- ‘Fation Aas gone far cn arousing ost rimen re afraid his latter is the case. It is not so oe wee } . | uy if Will look from every eye. Ising communtt; centers. The continued — Gragging ' a OUBiTIes towards — rhuch the :ate: of & ‘ais for ch our iobbrist | fe | , 5 ee in of de the big tactors in Mexican o:. 0s Mr Melon i: lobDies Boe. D ‘am of the City Ha!!. There : ¥ Pp | You will go faitering afte: ee ee ee Fee et any wonder U! ! ‘00114 adminietrat: ar or A ene ee 1 , 4 he rk The bright In:pertous line, d pos eee , ee A , aes vam ise people And split your threat on And burn your eyes with . “SOP g € Hidegy a a A se “ in. a. py To * ar Ven sun TP OY E.. « rh Qe Tae town merchan and property values. eal co shopping areas where nated by Big Business. when the embodiment of Big 04'S So fa: > kz 32 DOt Want at ali. Ther exists /OSt Business. % 2 inte pucbigng governmenta! GO Boi > ine the Library. the Art Mu .¢ eee Spe c. deters mre affectir in pelea action. is Mr. € os eamati f the T vy? f€um anc tne Z: yugat to tse musicipal pie coun. on. eae #, ‘ 4 ‘ CRime : — ie: wm! eis wriat wena SD eA etE oe gia) Mr Metion’s retention in the Cabinet as the bead S@7 but ‘er are nevertheveee paving Mr Blodget panes Sees BE BUSivess , de and decreased property values ® 2 of the Treasury : y econ: MZ a national s.andca’. 9 Put taose Di..s tharougs ; 1D Na ste! among the roaring dead. evitably follow. The grow’) of the out- 6-5 ————___.- : 1s ee ceTtaig.y Indeed. ‘he appearance sy SS” RB Pig . ton se _— ~ente: ee T3ytion | } : =, : | 3 | Ai “eigen vo one os aise aie aha MA AND JOAN. ture of a iobbrist for the city, with . . - att a Some 3 ee Taahe conditions hich peop! i17| not see x Fe Om - Sg : deserve to be described as ra: 4 (ey ae 4 ; . ~ a — a ’ . ~s ‘ . re Tesext t.Te@s look: , ; tolerate. We disiike to give aid and comfort: : : P ook:ng on, bas tre: but it is hardly such verses explain the shout of glee © and should not _ In St. Louis opportunities ex-st fOr °'"- bur what the people at Jefferson Ci: glide oc" 48 a custom. we ought to abandon in > or ) . f ‘ # ; , going up here and there where ; ve RIB re yy Ming Sewn IR ~~ * mA ye ” a % 79 PS gt? A es = v7 . . a> eet) ater % mi hh “> > 4, ir y" a Lewes Bi ¥ * —, Rp SS eee ne ee As, oar ya Oe ed | 5. gn - S-4 , eae Rix Oo * ; f RE yee BFF OE he, aA ect te aac RDI ¥, wo Pn aad Sd - 2 ary, pags iin eae ix a ws al * : Ria dags * ute + 7 > Pe ee é me © be fection is NO PEN RC: Rah Ba tp 26 et diglleane ame a oe vs ie é vada =o} urfac ra’fic facilities in the . ; laat re _ pro. ine gpa oma wii) bring im- #58 reform in criminal! procedure ough: to do {s ear es cs. cugett '3 so good that when the enemies , e 3 My : “ owvntowrn s2Uric aed twee La OT bia assim : = - >- : eee Pe ‘ os ~ ‘ o- = m4 $ ° . a 7 - mediate relie? as negligible expense. The Ma Ferguson up from Texas to lead them ; ee ar Sx senators and 19 represes- | -_ .° § tees | yt. ss mee pe oan ; ae . + ad . a ; . _ ‘ ope = oe . : ot . ‘ . r y wm : - a ond ‘ ae , - o's suUC¢. thin 3s as 2 o estabiishmen: of express streets to ans Ma is the outstanding champion 0? l:ibert bf ee. oe “G0ut Gis leadership, then we : : —* 4 , be cred sd with the attention ‘ oe % ee Pe ee : ' P F cas a ie me : a7 ; , ' POG. ‘ 4 from the business distri se the rerouri..g ev!.-d0ers. r} $¢ Was (,overpor she ? ~ \ oh ‘oe +a $08 pe (oe Sercate = . ; ye . Rs “Enough Rope” is aitracting: i. ° %. 2 . *-- . > -(>- . . 7 - h. ’ « * > of the street cars in tris district to pro Pee Pr : ; ‘ — > ao- oP be ; ) . + » - : duce one-way streets. the introduc ion State prisen FUT. Det rogue c s : | 7 e> | : ) —_ — Social Note. “ “tg t - ' EDERAL ECONOMY POSSIBLE ‘ ~ FY yy | : % : ie - Tad», ‘ady. should you meet | Qo. 8 p s ops Vas . . ; . - : A . . , ‘ine whose ways are all dize the heavil; loaced liberated are shennas mainly traveled car lines. and the © ““- what she could for them P..F Out oe we cal) } > : me ES * =4 He, e ~ rs 4 = to. 4 . by '° . ie bh, , : 4 a MR + , 7 , 4 (‘ne who murmurs that hig . Ts -2* lodestar of his life. = cite Oe MME EE, Ri del Voutele ination of parking accomplish th The fight agains impi:ficatio f crimisa! pro .@ 20 0 or & ono in Federa! : 22 ~ aes desired end without the cit; enter ng now a ee er 3 TOOTS ian ae | BOR ae | . 4 . a ss “a - , . r = into the heavy c ‘ rapid trans.t ~ unseareunin ecole 2g 3 er we spect . oe shelitenisiactiacta > ¢ . | | tt ~ ee? hm @ - One who keeps assuring Fou ~\ facilities. clety a: "as ther a: , the “Bem iub. the famous Gor - git . oe 2a 9 TF OF at ee, 4 oe “4 , ‘hat he never was untrue, EAST OF TWELFTH STE : 2 td lack a g fel, rsha!. a capari SPeahkea-¥ : 3 —— ~~ s WA? y= Ke PR c = : | 2. Never loved another one . ja Ought to be a veritab : | : - = = sgl | ‘aedy, lady, better run! 4 - a+ > e ~ #2 a & ws ———— . ' ~ ce. - = ‘os * Need for Auto Liability Insuaran 2 ae ee a. | TES, IT'S THE LAW, AND ‘ ‘ae *a@ ; °F ‘ah sg F ; : * 4 . = - - Te the Ed: t ; a : . ‘ as = ewes (OOD LAW. By Noian R. HE following narrative showid .on- HOW MUCH SMARTER WOMEN ARE ‘eG the BA s : ti : fe | a> | a ‘Doracs.) vince al} of the . urgent on S21." Anviber proof of the Sapien: e of ye 2 mal is 4 ra ‘ 83. ad 6 j il, . 425 5 °" 7 “ee - 5 Rs > ~2 His defense of the eigh enact legislation on pubnlaery Urod 2} matter of buttons. Tb e Dutt } (.Sanpe i Tor ‘ a bo Sez 403 ‘ ~ i ' ; amendmen’ was _ pregame ~ - S ¢ : = surance: womans appare! ex-ep: in re.v orn. tal o% $e Secret, fe om aff’.rme che 3 . the Administrati ue A poor w:dow woman who was re- i | er ae ; om ) : , ‘ of eC the Churches turning home. a‘ter doing a hard ia) . ‘ i . 13aD . CEs . ‘ . - { . ; a ~ — ah” eas . a ‘J ‘ ~ er ? | : : r ( srtst in At meric a. Mr. Rest’s work. was ruthlessiy run down and se- ispiayed ainst rel: Sa) iuses ©ram™ DOSi : | ae ) ws eons for writing the book may riously injured by an auto. driven ty a 2 & r quarters th Hus is stil: . ; sure! r T..g term + : ae £ gi. en best in bis own words: eg hee Car-old Bo amhile 'T che act Oo? } : eo z Ager ’ ‘ . ee . ‘ . Be: argumerts which convinced i rd . ee The resulis are iy nee : Stabe dieting ce Federal Geverz ' people of the United States in rs ‘ ‘ ay pt a ar ie ’ — we 4 we 4 r ¥ is A ee 4 inci on " . " . . 7 _s " Ms % " *. », ' . arr a ' ° “ : ss J - — 023 : ; . ; oa ‘ : 3 . ‘ rc e* ef ‘ ~ . od =eom ok tas tN a We: * es (mat ice th > the 4 that lady tn question is unabie to e¢arn : aT a oe an a: ¥ “ante Ser living. has no funds. ard the owner woman | 7 Ty a0Our a Pre = Ye OU. “4 -@ "BUC sate We iv dope «ba z nibition «') largely dropped of car ts poor as Jobs turkey and car- sor who rte: and business :,;e” - ——S—S= ~ a . — —— _ /~ mght when adoption cf the ef tied no auto insurance. Prosecution iS rails of if: ti} - : i for dinne- ee i. : a eenth amendment was ach ‘ . ‘ : Ir ulDdDde: . t ' & y her oniv recourse, ©: won't heal her : : | ! > - & Tnterest was transferred te »4 ei, Bo ite have | TDOMe MBs Bre ‘gone foreve: modern woman AMERICA RULES BRITANNICA. ‘ i JUST A Baw eee We . e Pp ’ r ig: e ‘ . ali - j , “ fi - ~ ~ this measure. It wil (Copyright 1927.) 2 Bi POR RTES, ote g ogy “hs « tent foe r eae rer ° oF caus D s i) enayde ERE MMB pine 33 4! li ag oN +t fete ee aS ate qt - hal 2 ous We ‘-* ¥ os ~ bt rept. Lone ats seme) * "s . ee eee Sy dresses in four mibu!°¢s 75 ir} e} * oe eee ‘ , * 4 ‘ , : a ‘ . J s © pe as SP; a 4 + -_-s responsible. But butt: re t! lain answe: as’ 3: es e etooa ¢ | ; | en Not a button impedes er progress from th i i« 7% ; e:3un- A $5 Spon - he ateute 7! aera . ull ep acens Tam, ie LIND Litt ~ Tin A MARAET | THE. MANNER OF V HITMASX.. cs : | ’ \°* agen! waits for me, be qi -Wabash Crossing. The Deimar sd she grabs the step-in. A few deft wriggies anu - mi veh }* rt l@ ~ "> ” os . } . . " age nF j : " . ‘ vi ™ passed umt:? !92a and wich = he writer simplifying process ihe frock is th x the % ee ‘ar (tas nice THE PRAMA OF CFT VlOR-~HID. . ' ‘taxicab should hit me? aM huntes today tendered ta the thereof thinks should not appiy. because head and drops snug!y om the figure. At ar ol eet 3 | ‘ ‘ pm +} low ¥¢ rie : oo. | : avert any little woman. but don't try ai petal household bis resignat am s + : 7. cole ate mi ‘ be 4 i" | oe a ae = ; ” i 7 ecditior + * ‘ ‘ ‘ ; : - 4 * ¢@ ; : i . : . we FSB . : the work was . twitch there. and it ts a! set. a ‘ ie : rt ) : —, - ee ent with that Neg: ag a om “16 aa * é ee ] iS . ee ee o ; Ls rs P e - o — h | ae : Tapia ees ~o Man. on the * ar } r)e° - oll a s 5 Re . ‘ue : ‘ ‘ 4 : ‘ > «Be iore re3 son , OTF aving 5 ° actin my recent letter. Inasmuch as‘) other hand, must tread wearsiy the xther e¢:ion appeared mo gail: +} 2 : ) ? neqrshi | ‘ance: one have too much ef a Howe of Peers as the re Oo mar! talus obabili- | vi rosa of the buit is costy ‘ait ose) aca , ant : ‘ ) ee | en . | ect page: seageae4 la Golorosa of the button His costume contuias Ti f seves; 4 ner’ rence a: = sheng ~ inding insurance agents, Dud aie cresictam: of a charity dance ties are the courts will hoid -f to a ‘Oo from 23 to oo butions. according to minor variations ) : of 0 tom 4 : | che : = an never have > much tnsurance—ag® a: hig residence during the the Delmar crossing. As tothe statemen? 2 appare! The fastes: buttone i Ane we s Sona a % mo . a ‘ : ee aS ; ed oP ss : + ic : e : i sti wait sa@oiOs. iLoger must Gero a. Past YY : i . : : > . = 1 , t : , with reference tv the 18-foot clearance , mM Ore a. Pas CG = : ° ' ’ a. (3 IVsie. .- -.5 é a a?’ ig oe. lie 2 a¢:°f with his talk & ress of the late Emperce ¥ at St Charles road viaduct and the !7 @ Split secenc to each At best 't is a siow job. ; ment a 9 nite ees ates Orit + : : : Bites ; a + 63." Wee 2 a nase foot 3 inch clearance at Kingshighwa: ye woich must be carefully d ‘en Wo byes? — | ; oer “a 718 Pa! > ; | Se ail . foot s inch clearance at Aing 4 a>, one O14 Careiu..¥Y cone Even worse, bu 7. OSs. FeVCtast.¥ > 2 ree : "a sae wn \~r sa'es resistance is , Tr oce Higasehi-Kuni, she . eG : eading a man inte Buyiag & een ef G4YIN ‘arctica ta F g : - ~* - Bet, hw % a 2 ‘ m mot having any connection with the Wa ,toms are constantly coming off. When they are p: ndustrig! pow rare ee | si ae ’ © s—Q t abou’ , . a a et ; ; = ss ” ies ae lie .) = urvri:e¢ here today fron Parts. , : A. A : iT ; + hres PEPER orgies oe: ne Faiin- of tne Pow Trench NWN an editoria! of Jan. °5 on the Del- yr sags ' Sta age st a oe : ~ _ Chie ener SR Oe rake tirzie and alse membership in ’ te ry de ~, ae) cali, vo fo Pb tip. gals FS Oe-e wy 1e@.?! ~ ioe -tl— AP | ae gly etal -gBigee veg Ni “ei duttons: this ust be remedied immediate: ar cle ral : we ritis] tz 2e@ creative ; ie , : . > oat f ve * Actuated by humanitarian mot.ves solely, WHeD Bvt. their omission creates a feel.ng of un is . ee ar 4 ici the moe eee? a | ee weee : are : wae : 3 he present at the funeral ef) : : te ee mene : pecs 9 — PLOTS taeda: ? | = e dav I'm it | - ate Ermiperor. He was met by I would objec*. Rallroa@d emploves—- tidiness i. ee : serine ° ae so ie ‘ ,t 4 > icnvar. ce : : . 7 Pa ewitchmen—have told nme that there is a Wh ) by winteedt ae ee PBS Ce B81 ree Ss. . kaa: voy aor ee : vo | ers , "| wi. Soo a = difference in %] croseings. At Dele | oe pes eS BG JUSst 190K a: it? The article on ¢ “Bit ne at ees hi ens ats sa n insurance agent Waite ae a * | sad high Governiaaa ‘Qlaniecs Uress, na has s*ood ee. | eRe oe se é , . Bai. kim wrie “4 "7 hie proceeded to the mar there are rmerous industrice ams pai — mo oe Cees we 3 k ee. iar, | 3 oe factury +o ‘a > eat ' leat ! : . , eS there is a great dea! of suiichiug done, Yim as long t PSS aS if Gid in Is8s "Oman has . " ful Ra , ial PBS a : opie . » Dublic gwerer aa i pee beige a ; ~ ant ee wed while at the other two points th sn — th kK > . least rm} 2 ies Eds 3 a ae g : , i ; eer oe ¢ ; Pei sat Re 5 ties. Rev Jom cea SOnares ew itchin Be that as ic may, the | oo : ; ee Se ae er Tas + Herrr Seide: ; CL aetio bad ss | als 7 Se ; ligious sect who avoid 5 3 Scr spi @'ser Edie : ai aug yt aad wipe = : ; . . Overhead bridge wiile stan hn ‘op ate tou worldis hes the hook-and-eve cad ) Mp ; | ewier Bes Bees Wiki ; ; , = 7 "cas Betice im ef acar. The fact that there are ” ae ae es ee cee ke ee a ae a ee Psted woul! be m7 : ee ae aes acti des “ 3 ' ONETe ss: y James head bridges with a 3 | ok ae ee eeedeu OL US (Urn PLAGE Oe re aie ege 2 . ¥ >. Demoec: o’ Brenhatn. Tes 17 feerz 3 inches is no reason } | : : ; finding the @hould be others. Human considered as parameun: §sit Any such “deat? what railroad emploves erhead pridge' nox be sbel.ished » evened -_+ i? | Si aS ah \ - ie i \\ ‘ i a 7~ . — Aol i ee Se ee, Te ul ‘ 4 ~ 4/7 ~ &@&O@ MR. H : ‘ita suee ae i : x ige | , | YDE'S FEES ' - erty, . wers eS ie aatee. ¢) pons gti AVII Ree UNS AND? AME BRIO UNS \ AY / mi) T} ae i! te ee : a + ' ; * ’ ee. ’ Ww ST} ifs ac tse accep wD t! oiler ° - Be oat -.T?; ‘oc . Te tne Ecitor of che Tos TDieparch Daniex for AST night. the 27th. was try.. ; os : z Deen BoyAced * Pen 4202 3%; ee ? SPOT : might for radio listeners ees SPOT-CASH MILWAUKEE. tance without anv interferenc cites | - | Was quiet and AFPVE off of the a:r « ES ec eee eed od re te _ Oa : LL@MP ng °o re reiie*’ ; ae : ty ’ : wt ty “~~ oer ; : an Wel ica 4 Aitshoug! ] have a cer poner’: :, ; te} 4 i ay is 3 a 4 , PY OOOR Tarim cea: Oh * » « ‘ .* > ste . as o a >? pe ; ‘ . ‘ . es ~~ 4 ft , aoe ae . - ‘ ¢ ~~ - - ; ~ . ~ * 4 . fee: eorry for the face ‘sat have en eR ee a wie eg iii “l ‘ L i r hz to get cutio4 : se ’ aa ‘ es Ml ai i a..* > a . ae 6 oe ~ © od . ‘ 3 . ‘ ‘nk + Ou! eyimstanoees : Oyun | \rual shalt of : ‘ . HOw): Pia ' ! : : , : ~.ert to the sets. ] think t would be a good idea a sd Bg . . : aa 4 re ; iy Pay ' hereafter AD thea at iM - RAC He ) ; res ‘ iow 5 oa a with the stat: ne here Be tos r "oO i124 a! . : fe} the Depart : ee -. ¢ = ‘ ¥ ‘ a i . a . ° - AanSsas “ e« aia ‘ . - ; . . . ° ‘ a agi . s0DPes iO 1 248 ; vi) regres - ‘2 » 4 ' ‘ e ; . ar , mate. say two at a time Siay Off the air other State office: . ; 5 Much sym; : Pits the - ' : ° . ° a* least once a Week MI > ° / , . : a is ' ‘ a Oxf > THern . : Pe¢ ‘ - " . ° h * — @ ? h¢ ° ° 49 oR m wenid make radio worth wh:'e : : oo | CCUM 40. Bg an amortization fund. 3 ai ad d oun He SUPERHET specia: character. an ~ ?aes ay de ~cente! | a Pe = a ies ‘ ‘ os peer i ee — : SS = === : Se ." p89 OTT) ‘> sav a2 good word | - 4 . - ie . . as : a4 tC @gg C7 necre t 2423 a millfeg do}- s. = é ‘SPQ 8s ‘ ° os! ss ‘a ‘ a i‘ “ oe anne tt Wa wet .2ee| War ; at ie e « . ioe = - . ALADDIN AND THE DA ome ING I AMP ‘ 2 ‘ . . Giles etiea . -— . ma ¥ wg - > - — — > be’ m 7 - . . ~s'@ : : P 4 > - An Act of Coartesy. The practice is inherent: ‘ : ae kag ay sources. trom é maheant: | ae ee “a. f John Bar! +> 5 ‘s _ ; ; ‘ " ' » OM , -rom ‘ash {a ; Te ‘ne Bx:ter of :>¢ Post! tapatcn sere (Ss apy Gcanzer of contagion I he \ \ \ oe Fesispilin 52h ne ita: Hhaseidies tec i ‘ atis a > A aig ai 4 3, - qi * — > 4 : oc. on - = - ° ~~ oo - 4a. "acd ovganizations or 4 I sa a ilftie act o aspect of the thimg ox tn wholesume re , — enusual courtesy tha: I wor: ‘Ke Lhanny effect on ? a io : —" M..waukee bas what yr t: ray" fe eee the man inmended , ublieis ie ra é ves \ is 4 OE ~Tte oe saeatio "Ry This ‘at ter is solely 6 ° tear. ‘ed ‘onr. on ° : . | Sen , . nba ; : (eladstore through the newspaper—such scenes are waco oan spe See +s ret “up Vv fiivde’s ae Doty Mf ise pte ie . — .-@! ; rele © Mankind 1 be oe eee? assay el ; snc: em so rare. integrity ) ; : : 3 Clie lOBS. NO im a : . to think of e 7 * > - . ~ = ai - : I was on Limite car hich judgment nas as vet been recorded. but s'Oopped at a roaming for a woman « ha matter of fac: C's @mcsa pubiic-spirited resider’ *o was slowly picking her way toward the oes D Lae GeO. handsome for ‘bis accoca? . — ‘ ale ; C ~ ad Dusic mind - \. — as . * }4 - . P - ¢ i? rea k ng to ea cB or her . car, but stopped at the curb. where tier, i dpe oman Tos bb ks ae : ik tte 7 sors | (ner. " was a downh:!! sheet of ye. The motor Mr Hyde am realy ; . any a : | ; | he : we : ; | tg neglect : ,*) zht may bare been man calied. ‘(an you make tt” Then a@cceptang such fees Certa:n é: id ee eee YUSiDess cBterests , eras 7ergias , es Be se : ' eS Pet: -kRowfn other hand, | "Wett o mimute:” He hopped off his car.' the sincerity of bis statement ; aes : ~ Sem the practice of instalment § o:-en be more of a call a hea ad | + of conversation may Save erossed to the walk and assiaied her over © if ve as eee ne etieves b Urong $ abo 2 in faror of spot cash ard tax rg realy serious Soc ram eS : i sak peaxavlie Ohio gang. the ice to his eer amid the laughter and cf ' tote ts the iad the law ougit "oO be | hanged e "Oo meer the A | tee --~ eatin ue sare a halal 2 ¢ . . 4 . ‘ a - + os CU ry > ee Tl meade .§ + ?, ‘ >’ * 4 - Te ff mm * * appreciation of his passengers I: put, Be feemfl! system of conducting pudiic bus:ness ernment | a ae wd 10 the Cobia et ay bi \ ¢en'ist says we are becoming a _— ues ernment. the sa i} +e uF . teas in the cou: rear than ne--. : ° Ne . everyene im a good »umor Se many !* obsolete It should no: be revived E ee acnu prot: o property owners ‘s ca! sks Raia: “tad leicadies nie a: yf of goats. bul because we eat out ef ge Go nothing outs:de wha: ther are :: —" weep mphaiicaly culated -n millions SSE oc corn mrss S.cxness : 8 no because of the public’s tenderer te Paid fer—and often do th gra t should not be revived in our powerfu) State offices When th » "he sufferers get mighty ‘rte empathy ee phe anit a‘ bo} - : : an . . eacf ‘ r €' Mare T ? Pym ‘ ‘ te 4 3 ‘ +36 sa Poy j , re iwe—t he? I weuld like {oO see aes cloue +4 if ts ala! mich af a tacr:! re or Ve 3 : = 4) Puri! deb 8 i 5a..¥ ezUnguished and f-em anydody aré4 a: ™@oest ne he! " Ta! - . - ‘ ceptiona! Ss 4) " GO 5A 8erPre asprorrtate servic - ‘ , wo aoe ae ican courtesy applauded a« Superiatenden’ a: Insurance ne ee ox " . p , oe ae é ces are being he 4. an obsciete ad =e “sb ‘s = Eocs old- aa*'a e- "ame: CONSOLATION. _ - . ; re t oo? . Sai ry iad re: }xe me ~ 4 ai ‘ *-@ ,e2 rer *he hetter whieh pn — oe GRACE HARMAN McGARY. should resign. at eeer ae Pereeetaees te read: “The Bier} _ | w:ons a tats el ae senngay tec ks., The w hed stand in suppery places: fe | Tha Made Vile k F ~ a° ane ark apd °° @uarartee4 *n fate —, gn , pee — a victim anefre'exe by morning rhe rgmteeus fal! and Dreak ‘thetr ' EDWIN HL Ce ~ ) -e comm rden varte ' ! A: .o Supie Uved together fF 4 y 4 - >

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ iia @ATCRDAT EVENING, JAXTARY 4. 19975 mes; SULOUIS POST-DIGPITCN es te AR a | : DECLINES TO APPOINT IN where he has been siaiting for s | TELEPHONE IDOOKS GIESEKING PROVES MONARCHIST TO CABINET DECLINE IN BUSINESS. se BOLE ane = Seart-aiaaset tor a. uate] "a at AND 10 A. M ber of years. I’r. Bates, who was ’ . — Sanaa eee 2 ‘ k .- “ 5 ; fa riy | Prepident von Hindenburg Heeds , 74 years old. had given up his (One- Tenth of All Calls | las , ‘ | Druggist's Mother, ~ Nominal Vv ice. =And to Spare! k of getting the law obey ed and MAST] - (| PIAND Protests of People's aia President of € Died medical practice several years ago. in Day, Company 54ur- ‘the points of view from which, in of Company, - Shows H ROPE. By Dorothy Against Nationalist ® - ‘and became active in Democratic vey . 7 f 85 ' : the midst of the Mgkt for it, this Er the Associated P-ee> at the age o . ; pies ; me ? tn er. Boni & Liveright. | teemenon iemiiion lekkes’ desir —_— ———- - ua : al as ES ok tl st, | eee. Hie served as County - " wa ee > ‘ery : hild President of for every man, woman and c - gremely serious. brother and sister simply not yet a complete success ist had finished his recital at Shel- alist and outspoken for a tronar- irements instead of for future @ few weeks, held the nominal! po- widow of the former sti ', olitan district, and ° ss ‘ sige 7 , ‘ ek aes . : s ~@- erry %er ’ : i tr envious. Here is one of he Tr because there has not been time Lo don Auditoriurn last night those ‘ histic dictatorshiy al oul d be a Tri iI /18 " -* > = ae" . , 3 2 go P° S\t LOT) fs XV — ore Ss, f 2en?t of the drug the 1 nited Sta te s, h ias ray Ve d he i aa of mane Ii . po aa ts one net n 4 } , : ; oe & wee : ‘ 1 Be ree CON n. a yur retail on the sieamer v oltaire, en route 132.0 ’ ch has fe e The explanation ‘jan gentile moods translated into force the battle in its behalf to fina! who heard him knew that they hac menace to democratic imstitutiong vations « ae Pederal serve ou gorse that has a masculin@ wallop victory.” been listening to an authentic mius- as Minis’er of Justice. k f ‘is ag stures. She is survived also by an-"to Argentina, where she said she and 1% po shiek feels ee end beauty, too: i Mr. Best believes that in a “not: ter. Jt is recalled that. as one he ig onthe bank's irrent month, ther son, FE. W. Enderl¢, and a’ was going especially to revisit the seems to te the fact . bus! lavg’.ter. Miss Clara Enderie Iguazu Falls. She is planning only | nese f nen are just laying out t eir datig?.te pennant. »far distant hour” Arnreica will be At the time of r Gieseking’s Vice Presidents of the Reachst ISiNG6S revs | dA house- Berasicic' ate es " 1 tee om 2 an brief satay in Montevideo After day's work at iis time, an lly, wreathing b - an e - j V1} ' Sumed 4 ) he days i) ] Ta. e ° ao ; one dry and then mankind wil} first appearance jn A? “rica lus ia? re’' use qd Y riicipagt in ry ie ? , ito mae oa. * vie courtesy ¢all made he ate wusiness on) the th + © anufac- Dr. (ccorge W. Bates Dies. her arrival yesterday Mrs. Roose- wives are ordenng _ a ‘ aY.9 Wholeeg’.) wer [> George W. Bates of Lexing- ‘ve Itn went ona sightseeing trip ac- The average payee pb ; PP ce: i sO i mob : 6 af any sim ; in tom. Mo.. died today at the home companied by the American Min- day for each ¢ t y ie 5 >: eee’ ecm “neir crazy tarantelle: ‘be truly free.”’ vear, the t€upression somehow got So yg ed on song thing, But is mankind's servitude lim- ground that he was onlr signifi- Friedrich a wil j a eee 2 (ioe Bat Pu safe in ited to the desire for liquor? cant as a Debussy specialist. And was elected ied Sey ee te aes Se In SI . while it was true that his playing Marx remains as Chances! in t. an decade.’ son-in-law, Dr. Frank L. ister, U. Grgnt Smith. and a rep-. -' ve prs Like January weather, wot aSOn Thompson Ss recent of the Debussy group disclosed al] ‘*UStaV Stresemann as Foreign Min rve tank it wag estimated that avi: €132 Westminster place. resentative of President Serrato. to be 67% The years will bite and smart, Published “Life of Eugene Field” iO SE eRe 0 ape: sengteeig® page OP T} as : eB. ba : he 2a _- + so ag canal we read: Of course, as a dear of the imaginative ardor and de- 1S5(¢F. 1 tionalists obtained SUC. OUSINESS Was 5 +g tO Gb per cent r . = % Py . - %,. e "Areoe ¢ Meinriele in «hh i “ ané pull your bones together ees ! tailed shading that one might ex- three Cabin: “pos? 8—Oscar erg, ‘oer than previously in the perio CHURCH NOTICES. Cl: URCH NOTICES. CHURCH NOTICES. To wrap your chattering heart friend, Mr. Londoner had to be the sieges ' : 2 ‘eli: "" ‘occasional butt of Field’s penchant , >®St from a specialist. the same : , . ; "yg ? hi Mae, pretty stuff you're made of (f0F Practical joking. During one “Sh ITU Of ls oe ‘ ; ign, Mr. Londoner, as chair- “Will crack and crease and dry, ©@™Palgn 3 The thing you are afraid of man of the Republican County Cen- .. 4. eer . ceased to be merely an interesting [3° Democratic party. Minister of current business fs not aa good as charch: “LOVE.” The bright imperious linc, : geen hsm j veh aie ~- rhythmic etudy. but tention aoc. BConomics (‘urtius (Peopie s last rear: i some lines i¢ ‘e146 per COLDEN TEXT: I Jehn 4:8. | boasted of his progress to Field pene Mucy, 2. eee oP : ; , FIKST CHURCH Kingshighwe and And split your throat on laughter vo fle wo + eh ; ho saan Oe Party), Minister of Labor Hrau eent less, im Others only 2 per ent y P 2OUur Tt: augiit Imagine his feelin next m ‘ ;uibited emotional Guaiitics. Sie “aut 7: v Westminster piace. 11 aad -And burn your eyes with brine. : eth on xt morning (‘‘entrist), and Minister of Posts -g atid an average would be tard to . Dp. m. Meading recom, 5008 Delmar a. %* tains his post, dut will have to quit TMique.of ‘etna Dueiness. when confro y the followi: Mr. Gicseking’s style ts a com- ‘id sr panee | ee open dally fr , t m.. , nied b) the 04.0 Ing and Teiegraphs Swng. ‘Bay aria & is salibohccee pepe gn Pal ge ot _- to & d f a full. It is different—a decided departure verti nt: pound resulting from true and dis- sis ; : ; P Yeu will be fra:l and musty igi aiaacanena ‘ ; criminating omdeeit feel: = ‘ People’s Party), retain their old Kgage: Soman ies ce - JECOND CBU ine at W eshing- from the usual custom. With peering. furtive head, ee veo dmc : i flawless technical effici: rae ss cisemagel Ir. Fhoehier, Centrist. ‘the ! rt ared, s’most universally ton beakeee 6S oc Oe o ’ bi : Whilst I am voung and lusty . vine t Wolf ed na inthe city to Gieseking understands the gift _ new Finance Minister Ne) a une diat requirem® Reading room = — be aage nS “fy Tomorrow +) Su jects: € Aaa as 4 r > t - : ai . aah ~—_ . D > 36 * (> r on . inst val d -~ ° -* \ Among the roaring dead. - oife Ton don s Ore cult nature of the piano and every- : ; Sun iay. The Sin of the Settled . Watermelons thing about his playing—even the. ial’ quantities al eile for ww} hic? , levard. 11 a. m. and 8 p. ™. ) - Some of ner gentler love Poems —— @ ahd, ia shiais. i ( FULRTR CHURCH. Pe bos. 8 P. M—Mind Cure. | ; RPMS ee we } tion that his bod e din arttinl nv deserve to be described as exquis- ee ee fet Special! th dial pis Reo te emacs IS REPORTED BY LEAGUE ‘**: sc noactnt re activ. ) comm Stith Tank Saino aarune 3 ) ° Ch ch : Second Presbyterian Chur ‘ . ° - rj tri bu ition aiitiiiai “ - Ps i tte; but it is hardly such verses that Dis : : . —— lain the shout of gl ls. Leet COTES ; of effect without Patrol of One Block Results in “" Of business and industry ‘n from © a. m. to © p. My, CBPSHE Wednee- | exp Blee that is (, : Neg . WHich a piano is not much better | , - te 6:45 p. mi Bae- ; ALL EARLY AND GET YOUR Lessening of Outpour From this reserve diatrice is nted in the day. : ; € ‘ A Westminster Place and Taylor Avenue ee ce rr er ee i ee ee ee ne ee Among His Colored Frien: te ‘ere an. ee MELON. nan & SSOpnone. 1459 ee Apartments and Stores. r@ort. both ns compared with that book is finding readers. Father derstanding pianist. he attacks hi vf ‘ standin - rc report e: od'ab. C3) rer") iP T nth ‘ j ; i ’ such things as the following are to et ee = Sere ol a aves Per keyboard from directly above onlv ivy of Sine.ce patrol of ” ren rf Ti lav and ‘ry eT! - n Aunday, . / iene PTT pels: ED— UEST Lady, tole: should sian meet ‘“ eat h Or ppease the me Hetted an- Re gidec Liie 3 oO growpse already hong ahi wy sbi C cs € coh és S ane sg : } cs hous eurrent Ae : Bridge a “ dally } : ENGAGEMENT EXTEND BY R One whose Ways are a! ‘] discrees . . ee . - ment ioned, Mir Gii¢ selLing v. ived ) Sa cas Ti \ We. Le eer a,ton ’ ‘ > oi " ; : gloria @to 4 ». a j ner. * (eee OF 1¢€ ‘ mult? Yr . : and LUCiid avenues, resulted in : area, ANG mO'SAIE PS ANC JoHNHergR ; ‘ ° One wh 10 murmurs that his wife a ith gies ming heue’s t te one . a Bach as Par fita anu Sschumannr S i - 18 me 4 aie a Bie . x 8 ho oh ee inilain ie bain ooh ward ees . ta cs " ( Be amin Gaye r auser | Is the lodestar of his life. lips ueoked pa Mf “ex en ook “ hreisleriana. oe (teh oie as area Bek Gaede te luring! ¢! e ieee q F1.HTH 4 AU RCH, 3700 Watermas ng gee : a i; ps, IUrrie€ io msiPT. i i mer s | ; . Rie ; rs reside 2 tiie oe ie ar : 1uUy.i ee. 92, TOs avenue, 11 One who keeps 4SSUTINE You store. It Was melons or a rioi. TIIOMAS BKB. SHERMAN, rpuNcEd a “4 ne ent Bh a uring Trecemiber. j ar MEDNESDAY * VENING — TESTI. | Eminent young author, lecturer and That he never was untrue, elses OF & iimiberatic landslide . sales were jese than dri ee oo | 6 BEAR AND ite ) ENCE, who has just completed a series }, of inspiring FREE LECTURES, will ae — amoteerone |. - . andthe market was bare. Millions ACTING MAYOR NEUN 0 AID stores and garages. ae game Monta of idees Wuldin READING ROOMS, 1983 Railway Lady, ludy, better run’ ee aoe acl : a ae oa ss Lig . Exchange Bidg. 9 0 wm. to 9 p. m. J Y. rte ; Oo: brolers could not save the dav. POLICE BILL In LEGISLA RE 9 Wock wae chosen ‘for *he inrity, a Td, ere? ee a | P S$ TW pcond tn'ensifies)] campcizgn of thi seu an nirac i¢t, WAS Owe: Pp. ™M.; — and holidays, 2:50 to — again deliver two more Rd p20 rae ow he We wage: ¢ ye . , he hay Fee 9 NEY} 5 em ale & 4 rn. 4 Ee he - ““ “ etieaetntiainandtitnetimese timaiieeteaiten eer ata adh etee ee - See ot eee ee Ss ease — . en es - LO I EE LLG EOL AOC PEN NT Et SN CN le eT ot 7 - ie -PARU s, @ a. m. te & Pee J YES, ITS THE LAW. AND ‘Ss 4 Then the angel that takes care o” ! GOOD LAW. By Nolan It. _ ,£uch practical jokers as ¢ Eugene ort by the leaguer because it con han during the eadin ¥ ome Oe NOTE Olive St. Open dally from 10 (Doran. ) Mieid intervened. A carioad o* Board of Estimate Approves tains ne , a ris of structures 4! GOW? & tren) 7 aRULO- . ™. to sng he m.. _ Weeeetes, | i ‘ ; } | IRES . a Tie" ; ‘ ‘ ‘ : - 4 : at :9 i dere’ : eda Din aR Oh as : : HO pr. m " an on- Hs cefense of th 1¢ cighteen: He Magni fic er melons Ke ruianna Course: Im reasta salaries Bre ege Lt =.G6¢. Gl M t be) BSOoetiny ‘ ai : ‘ 7 , ‘ ie putt oe > 730 te 83: | Dp. @m. At are wel. ’ amendment was prepared for ‘rom heaven cropped into one o°” of Two Others. nad Because of compiainis about COnpineed., &. Ge nee drsilei ; TOWN CLUB AUDITORIUM 1 ACmMinistrative € mitiee thie freigh: id‘rigs. ence it The Board ef Getimnate ard An- | i? THiehe oO! re neighborhe J TMeOM. and Ro inerTes Th STP as the Administ ‘ommiutiee the freight sidngs. Whence i: Phe Board ef Festi: nd At 1120 Locust St ef the Council of the Churches of caine, Who ordered iy no one knew. norttionnien: ee “a ie : Sogernepli: reanuings ot ne voiume labor were nov . 5 : \ 4 bess invvisg Refi x es WS era* on. — i Christ in America. Mr. Best's reu- It sige MOL tThatfer. nor did an ex : : amd densi’ f Thon rom “ail the | : 60. Dice Sat. Eve., Jan. 29—38 vi M. aden pees one ae \dipbearance of Action Gan | Frank D. Lowman. 60. Dics. CHRIS] CHURCH CATHEDRAL sens for writing the book may te OFbitan: price which Mr Tendonor ‘ePPearance of Acting Mayor Nevo yucainge were made at the start! py. cy Asepaatar Press, . a THE RADIANT HAPPY LIFE given best in his own words: “The bal the lordly air of a mer- and Deputy Om ptroiger Fes) ard at ; j} of tLe otscrvations. cANDW ot Thi. 12 = 9. MY tM SCARLEFT. ‘Dea M arguments which Pee “are Fe ho had exp. that a es bees | ors * tll ar is Pius onl . WILI.IA 5 Sunday Afternoon, January 30, 3 P. M. mts d3de Courinced snes *esss os aa Pece¢e Tnat con- sbn. before 2 Chie Paty U ‘ 4 ramk J). ) 7 MwWinai. & “ars 6d. : 5 a ; ee oy : : SUNDAY SEMVN Bm. wm AND 11 A. B [' Se people of the Un ted States in che Si@enimern... which, m blustered. 2 behal’ of a eis ties eS Opi i. OTL Frings e4 ; - {State Sruperinte: ne of Park 19; Noonday service of Perecnal Retizion BY REQUEST ee a first instance that thes wanted nr>- should have beer delivered the so. ¥ . . fiom apd advice «as ‘o thi TOPEr in rud: 1020.) dia vesterdayv after ; eitth address » | lear “Gearieft every Your ace @ hibition (') largely dropped fron, vious night. The sh tican party ee 4 er ‘ cepa Tethod OP S$liLOkeie and eCo-lorgtonged illness: Furcias @ tae ADMISSION FREE aight mhen adoption ef the Ciahit- wae Bure ‘the eolore.) vote was Submission MAT C4 atti j : ae Loi , s ore ‘ ee = eR . —9 bar? re? ft P. ) 74 , a >>) ce i sn " a eenth amendment was achieved. Mild, and Field outfaced Lendoner budget oe ee Powe C ees ace 2 only twa ers, and tie other c¢liminatin a ) S - A Al ] N U T E Interest was transferred to the on & calm. “I told you s9:” sap . SOE ae . penalty of $1000 fine and renova. (Copyright 1933.) °¢ from office for anv city offie'n! esata a RENOUNCES JAPANESE PEERAGE Di ihe Garces Sinder tae ane aoe ee ton budget a Le és sos , THE MANNER OF WHITMAN. Marquis Tokugawa Resigns When LAID 70 MID- WESTERN CITIES } an wane ender : ence agent waits for me, he con- Party in His Hoar Is Criticised. erease the saiarv oF ¢ iP calamities. nothing is lacking. — Si St. Touis hee Those Attacked Sehmoli fron: $5000 to $7500 «4 vear ‘ ‘ m ? a ian. r Azsouia.r *resa. : r bprovided old age. proper provision TOKIO > oe ial: Iie by Congressinan Before 1- by adding scrvice on the Boar : ® hae one ae rqu a o- ° children, protecting the little won- | oo _ Jinois Parmer:. uUry Supervisors, and another shichika Tokugawa, noted big game Pr the Aseuctated Press, aise tlle annual sain if Herat ; , a taxicab ghould hi? me? : } kunter. today tendered ton the im- PEORLA a... Ja? *@ SS eh Rader. cleri: of t': ‘our for Crime “WM. A. LEWIN, M. D. | v ? ® ru , M ; ‘ . = ° . 1“ - ti - ~ eth A an ttle wortnan, but don ct > tu perial household his resignation of eitjyes of the Mid 31 @ VW est--— Kansas ina] Lauseés, from 7 ers, 2, SH NNO Ww A. Le 5 IN, : ale insurance agent with that line: . be requiring hi: - Atian r Tui at. basshas e . . VON SCKRGI AL T reaimeat of ‘sg all the more reason for having in- titie and also membership tn (uty, Milwaukee, (hicago, St. Louis : mresent dut: > one can have too much of @n}- House of Peers as the resui* and Minneapolis—th ba! bonds including tnsurance agents, but on~ critictem of a charity cance civen dependent on the fertwns for their plieation *% r ha = foo TY) oe ‘ . s : . ee = - ~ * .. 9 : = s) é ’ e agents ri ; ect seeerance-—tha at hig residence during the critical Prosperty, biockcd passage of 11 th lief clerk rite ‘ iS Sav. . , iteneed from $268 A Rae eee yee Te ti le &. Leale ‘ : f + In? Ty) ro : hi, MeNarv-Haugzen bill a: .. ing oa! prom U L . § THOME, 34 fare ractice , agi —_——— ee a eer soot. ten at fe eae Pee th ¢ i was apnroved HTN Ster Ridg.. 1%h & Olive, St. Tanti ry hit . ‘ r} ‘ : r S: 4 TOUR 3 Lares at ¥ - : ’ —_— — a “ren representatives there, Charles Hleaith (omm.ssian: Staruse't a ing down sales resistance is wha’ : x esa ‘ : a ot one ; 9 icé iZacsill- Uni, Wilt La > : a a if safill Kuni ) as Rrand. Congressnian from: frhjo Pian %o 1 it: goading a man into buyirg in- been studying teuctics in France aa ace : . a ae A “i "a . to art rid of them is what +¢ really eri 4 “i ‘ — ze T. - . 5 Tigitl Lsie Tllinois Agvicuitural ASSOQO- nartme \ } % : 3 got a ' OPrse 4 x, : . ? ; "7 : arrived here today FOr uFis ‘© ciation here veseterday. ruct persone un prararmiin MAAt

¢ * « CMe oe er ee ~@ ae ae oe she ee * ue, i ae - daw a x ways 4, 3 : ’ +, 4 —_———— - % Sams te a — ". eS +. Cie Tx “a nee nd ory; shu? U BD ; bi +i . ° ~e bb, + L- ? SB aw e -a- ° ane : “mite ¢ ife, Princes Toshiko. their two seifishiv against the mensure, he wr «€ $590 Was: APProved ‘ . t *» tril irance agent Waits. for me, children and high Giovernment of- og ‘Tnlere the bill '} Meni lest? : tans 1. ‘ ; best eR Buovant etep, Ory bee white shi ; Sa dd, ( PIese toe bili ts Passed this Starkiv! [O0.u 7h tra" ' “an? let him wai: firials He proceeded to the im- uth P Hg - tae Ty. .¥ me e.es,e en? compe ksi0ob and exuberan ' . .vN ‘ viii ; SEPERCION * iwres wr! 1 Amn s os 0 my stata ns ay ~~ ‘ . ‘ eee os ecome a al ee vitality denote a erstem free from ¥ ‘ rial lace an ya) jbute a oe ee i , iS Ss sea ee lace. according t» the Rev Fohn ; a si igri gy d r Lo political issue, he added. ice had ador oe : ke ‘ ; MP pUri ties. Constti ation poisune the cS. a oe : Holmes. ts gradually disappearing. . [Sa oe is pa: whole erstem, siowe the step, Bape ei ag Se © OE OR ee ity, and these disorders have spread throughout the cigs energy destross confidenee and eut- Se -« 4G Me | Se country the name of “Bloody Williamson,” which the OP: | , county has borne since the days of feuds that followed Bo not Know the divorce courts are as > - the ‘ riminal - & NEW PUBLICATIONS NEW PUBLICATIONS dow n t? eur’ me power 4 » , . ‘ a" ; a, . Operation on Ben Althe:mer. ) ee oh : " . : ‘Phere se ‘pg F ' mere os ) y the Civil War. Following the massacre of 21 non- & asbanrn t"tyut , % . Rid cour srvetem of coost pation ap union coal miners and guards at the Lester Strip Mine, e shortest biographical. notice tn the ss NEV YORK a0. coe ren - tte poisons. Lr idwards’ Olive lab n bye % ae - 4 Sane theinier. a former St. Duisat. atl jets remove them ygentiv. tuue uj; the = te tz 248 a sanguinary feud developed between the Ku Kluz Biota! rectory is. Jamics ef : 7 a : ; ae eS xe ype Jhilanthropist. cho will be 77 .sestem clear the eves and complesz Oe 5k eee Mes oS G ; ' ' let; avon - ~ , | ote efor: . re SS SS ~ t ly teft office, after cor t ® r-yeer term . ,; ——— CfrorD Sl UuKkidney eperautio ertern © preseribed to patients for 29 ernest in ee ¥ ‘ net a oo rar edt nie vacua ‘of tee euanet. ane the. progres of : oi: Thursday. He is presidest of Con- place of calomel They a- earily ec ige wet it tp | 6 i n, ee the war between himself and the kien. Galligan was the leader =~. pe PSE oe To Tyagh rs , of one faction. The other factior wae led by & Glenmm Your “wit PABLLE. over defi deri - t El. j k bowels aod liver. = 2 egea’ ion Set net e is Pe." Oo @nd an iv oo oO a °. |. an « Foe tit? ae fe time an infant was e nition or vation i ; «iene de naa: elas ic A Fowartus Oltve tablets anc F oy OR 8 ORS "i 3 es i 4 wren & >. ™.* , During the last five years. more than 50 men have been killed in the town of Herrin, Illinois, or its vicin- * ay Ae ae % - a cage a. hike 2 .« ~ Py i. yo Fy %-, Y ae oe « wert oy ae nee mncnatly Bane ; Reyer Erg > BNF ok . ‘> #s . t A} nusin : eo a chantment to the view. COLLEGIA I E F | prapertios used ‘by the octane ts he Gace se ee n Nicaragua with Kel- | § AN : anr¢ many ef the yf end pees 08 dead. It ts the = e- _ . 3 | Aition umiguve in mercan history. a ceond:itiies e tad ,. Based on WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY | >> vay gone through the English-speaking world OBITLARY. 9 Costas a wonderful Vocabulary, incl hundreds of New Words, customary to say a good word for such as vitamin, novocaine, rada, : ‘ barcecd. and in this connection it can | Denvations or Etvmologres treated with Merriam-\W ebster accuracy. ‘ iy be said of John Barleycorn that . 3 Definitions are clear with abundant use of Hlustrat+e Examples. , ; — , # | Synonyms an outstanding feature of excellence. SS cs had nicre enemies iu public or more . 7 ii ne - 3 ‘ ; , 4 ustratons selected defmitons complex obyects. * . : W. BETTIS Ommencing The Senes Starts W ith a Stnking in setae : = ¢" . A Clomary of Scotnsh Words and Phrases. ’ S * At Color Roto thing that distreases us is that the . 3 Fawn Wer mg “6 —- what Chetes N he ; 3 a _— *s RExins! Cladstone will force the Aborenanoas and Arbarary Puoting in and a Deuble Page—Pro ~~ io think of a term other than r 1700 : ) Vij Tomorrow fusely Illustrated 4 if AND AVOID INCONVENIENCES | Phio couple lived together for 16 thoutaspeaking to each other. What 3 4 , F 7 . 7 ) ee - . Bie We Can’t Sell Ali of the Coal in St. Louiss Exclusively in the hOught may have been unspeakabie. the well-known other hand, their 4 ft one an SO WE JUST SELL THE BEST! ! pic of conversation may have peen epeakable Ohio | . oo fe Ast » a a Canvces binding. 00; —~ ; , tist says’ we are becoming a natien d 7.50 WZ ts. but because we eat out of @eBns ——— a ; = eent oscder and ren.‘ance ae . bad * pause of the public’s tendency to as- te us. wr write for in*erma*ion pae role. T cove specimen pages if jou mention | v 4 . . . , tue Si Louw Post Dispaich ue pecia s CONSOLATION. , : ked stand in slippery pisces: sie ho Aes MAin 3050 eOus fai! and break their faces. EDWIN HUTCHINGS.

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Patek | | ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH McTIGUE AMAZES FIGHT FANS BY KNOCKING OUT PAUL ‘* BERLENBAI 35 Year-Old Irish Boxer, {He Came Back = co {Bill Mehhorn Is |St. Louis vu . wets . By the Associated Preza. Once a Safety-First Artist, ~~ ,2e or ae '_ Favored to Win 3 cea e Irst + 7 ae | Weather char: track good. - AT NEW ORLEANS | ee timST KACK—s:x lptiunee | 10 000 T p P a .. _ | > a PPET +. 4.79 i OO 8 ae ae rm e? | Coll O. (elacand’. se 13.00 oO i $ 9 ourmey tons oe in oO oun les eens “oud | By tne Associated reas. : y yen - vn : a 7’ ; Bo ‘es in tie Le ha ot il inemancane ee rr ys, foo _ Sain ' ig eS a a gtr. Thorp “aud Mr . Bit “.. lieather.. i! Laie mene © 5? de o 1 108 Golfers Start E lay Today " o E ; apn. ’ Too. aiite eee ae. 3 Ubececced tu i -® Victor Discatds Customary Defensive Tactics and Trades Wale | *. gee 2. gy ey : 11 RECUND RACE—Ore anc one-si! 2 | ices sere Boag oe OS m Texas Open Cham- j New Yerk, and Eddie Huffman, lops With His Cave-Man Rival—*‘Oom Paul” Only — “Mie - Seb Ga ctictlanc 550 333 E525 see Pickens... lu. Aon : at | pionship. . i gy ie 7 iia oe 2 “ set} Fae ae é 8 uJ. ood it 7 A Cenm == Ghost of His Former een. “J ee ge OT mis iss 3 “Lady Breasted. Xtra Le:sure isour 11@ Kea Keby...... 17 | par ph Baitimere. wee a techsi- a ge on pe: | Hite alee ran coe Hp eee bog oe ; ‘.. , lie thaemeeme) -- = abe Yr re yey race. B ibm ry Claiming. 4 seibavaidn 0 Nee i Jan. 29 , “ie x ‘ i IDTUNE eceee Sm ‘an jane u x furlungs: - . eae oom Fy Ed Van Every, . : Fa a a Tyo! ng Lig Seo ceed ge ) scare Wosias iY Clem Rreettt | Comeen etek already shattered Great Britain, _foer reerds. : to We , 5 Gia y me) 2 jMporty Mctsee...i15 Clem Theisen rds, air ; , . , = ae Time. 3282-5. W sebols, “Pavener aad | Maun Seddier 1 Yoric : SPOKANE, Wa-h—Jimmy See- Of the New York Evening World Sport Scuff. re Se eee hey aiso ran. an “wee r ‘once this week, were due for an- . om night at the Billiken we¥ ‘ ° le b ed ] nizgbt in the! - RE 2 ee "FOURTS BACK—Five anc = bal for bony ld Oe pal es wee | es ce, Boston, best George McCormia, |, om, Be j NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—A miracic happen ast night in | 4 AES as , ee ace" wsntod se''ju> other siege here today with more] gis reenda re a crowd of about 1664 | Frisch ring at Madison Square Garden. A cagey fox became transformed "5 9 Bt. g Se Dee | Dark “Phantom ‘Garner 7.3 ‘. 2 Se: amen 3a ay , 3/than 100 professional agd amateur ee a rte msaertee cs neepeneall : ‘and the man who will re ee © eee ee See Hwee wre & anes, | | —— 7 5. san Altos, “Ani ns Maz} Te : beret 3 ‘golfers assigned to threesomes for] Kitck. San Francisco, feather- the preliminary 62 to 3 * Rogers Hornsby on the t~ bear apart. Mike McTigue, who just about one year ago was slapped : : » Ire ne IL: Taxes A Chance and Jaiie a'so raa. | saat ete race, SiS a. ‘the first 36 holes of play tn the| wetaht. beat “California” Jee Rolla gained on 8-potnt geid of the world’s champion Car avout in this very ring by a middleweight, Tiger Flofers, and who eee oS tie. _cewem BACE—One and onerizionu! 1 Master Sweep... la w.--++++-!99 Texas open tournament over the ee ly in the game before @idie @inals next season. is on c— b Iterweight, Mick r aes shiny Warhakie (Werk@ar’ 1660 13-9) tt! Ta aed Oe aan Wedaee, 200 an started the St Louts T ine contract offered him a some months previous had been beaten by a welterweight, ey | | Meise eis teeeaee tt oa aB:30. Sor| Tenerse - = stud Annee Maar’: | Willow Springs course. _ |DEFOREST TO TRAIN page ~ ‘ the conn Breadon, according to & Walker, turned about on the man who wrested the light-beavyweight | | ae cores Oe NE 6 inn iis roe aonatatod Lavemboure 22011 ‘Wild Biu" Mehinorn of Les} MgAIONEY FOR BOUT ae oe n from Lake Placid, N. ¥~ title from bim in May of 1925, and stopped him In four rounds. ons . a ee | Vieiet Pet 104 Suec Lew 9) angeles was the favorite because 12 wh oe ‘aa ) —, Frisch is spending the win- FH ej MIAMI SCRATCHES. wen Oras | Gabalé@we i... 0-33) | ~Oor'™ WITH JACK DELANEY /|-*~ 7°* Pope. , ve gt the New York State skating In this hectic round, after viata (apa ‘ | 2 [-steeMatador. Third—Hoga:’s eo Little Gi bis teat of cutting a stroke from “ : rd to reports, down on the floor for four times _M rs T ; Agane Appie Emerald. Toro. Specta! to the Post-Dispateh. de. | fn and, according Berlenbach, beaten tnto a reeling. c igue to ry helpless mass, sagged forward with | ¢ For Laurels 1 in ee | Heavy Division tits embrace was sO weak tnuat oe « SEW TORK, Jan 23. couldu't hold himself from sinking 2 B: the aewwiated for a fifth time. It was et this > . LTHOULGH er but * — > ws * LS a? s . TRH BO ue girrerc ge ee \" ~~ a ~~ > ¥ eens J "3 e AG ee Pik ‘er ae _ “e y _ vw ° a es “ . 4 _— . ‘ \ wm of — y Ty Rh ena SBpar pre yah Ra BS a pee _ 3 eons i pia - ) BE dk Sea Ny AR ar a dk ily: EI I BO a ea Cen ae oe AA oe ~ ~ pr eee: Se 1 a « 3 | gone far enough. The round had |? honors tn the heavyweight class. lasted 2 minuter and 4° seconds. | The victory over Berlenbach PO + iN It was an astounding exhibition |? save ‘man opportunity to wipe that Mike McTigue had given. It/) out the Delaney stain, while was as though the fine. dauntless|{ battling at the same t:me for ee re Bo OE OY oe i flush of youth had been endowed Lhe ie oe “ meet Gene Tult- t issour | norman! Campane wy Lanes. Neptune. | © gy tenth hn race. $1300. Gircencedl ar jay’s play discouraged a great CHICAGO, Jan. 23.—A one-mile eerie a ; ee he ‘9 a high- priced ‘athiete. with the wisdom and experience of |} Dey bess Septem "THIKD RACE pire apg.a sat furlongy: Tippeu-? .- ss] Frau lawiew..11S many of them and only 108 threw/relay which the I'Mnots Athletic!) oo, iy cidermeney Ware lal was a holdout with the Giants ae It bee youthful oe a ! - ro Suge ake) ....0. SU 40 3.00: nee eat. eee into the final list. For| ciub won from the Chicago Athletic a came. “ai spring. He wanted $29.000 Dut ghting e masteriy ttle of a uiey t SSw' seeee oatan .. *% this reason the field was divided | Association was the feature of the , ried to have compromised i 4 t = id iad ow &O nm ; Sern it) _— ” a Re repe ma manner that seems fairly un i! pal. on 0 @. Rea izatior cee : -"k meet at the Broadway st. men] ‘4 about $17,000. eh oe ‘ °, i reag™~© } . “oe eS aoe h ra ro Palee Bece (Pascuma’ ...- on me MY Ae va 19; bites lati ' - M —_ ose and ts scheduled to replace t first round Paul, instcad of coming | nie K lea MY lack Forrester of Short. Hiii Nj meet., L A. CG was high with «2 - © eeccesceces American youth. Ar@ Berienbach. sas wis ae s .ca c m £ "i Pure “aM in ssnare 4. ey soe AT HAVANA ‘ ie = een asia were ee Dp imts. eS. A. A. registered 46 points. Den . e. eeeeceoeovece ‘an who led the st. Leuls 4 ig Pass saya ee eee | Michigan State 14 and Midwest 10{Riter ¢ cecum | nals to their first peasant, Haferkams. L «. +... e to assume thet the new weighing tw> pounds over the); ‘earring out, started in to spar for p, «4. accoc.ate? Press. jap stot i . wha a Noht-heavy weight limit, had eight an opening. This was rot the re: | KANSAS CITY. lar. ‘ { " ine. T 13 ao sc : a” aa uarett “12 ed . Gr: y iar _— Saiiery,. points. pounds the best of the weighta § | /eMtiess. crushjng Berlenvach, who; 2 pienry. coacn of t : FIRTH MA B— Mile and 70 verde: | fe yey eer nee ag a ule & interest alSO WAS!" Toren Murchison of St. Louis! sirar = @jtrec: with the Cardisals calle McTigue Looks His Ycars had made himself such a terrible | — pie ne i . ' toon : ' 5 CUl | ans uy. ox frieng:: ee | ee = e two a ups gt competed tn one event, a 70-yard Se ta © Bat least as much as Friach rec - foe mu in th ; ges ersity SsOuriy is e AG Artie! > sist.’ . esse: ee Ls 3% re coe TU?! priser obby Cruickshan Nw “fl As they took their respective TO@ man In tre high sta ‘ of his! vers A .e) Tis Ss to rei ai ned bayits wR tt $his mu eek . ease wi! + : 3 Se Or aise ; : 4 , . ae a a X, lng — nas ga open handicapb dash. He won from ’ : ag a ts 1926. places in the corners awatting the career. It is not intended to takejon a one ‘to three year contract at Tie. 1-44 5-0 So: 7 om } ©ler Mey Fits ib i regent Pig acon oe scratch in :¢7 2-5 with Grimm of!T ig Friach, among baseball men, cia ) nr credit fro 4 7) . Capt Duan also fan. | Chmstie url, etiam: ak: ton 4 ve a oe Turnesa of ee LOW, Bs bell, McTigue looked his vears. His ! “, i eis os etc ee an increase over his present salary MIATM RACE— ue mie and © -) Roval Pei eS ds 50S) go. gig Y: Wilite aw te of | wichigan — seo eo “hh . 3 sage os ne fa whi h bee la hin tar’ = l iL at Be * - = ‘ — © gs : 4th i aie _ ,a° - e eee: . Ie Sal lai ." ‘T. «Ve ~~ . ‘ — 4 had two fet an iCa dD. ng. ’ @ a ood tter fast. asd | ose at SE Gee the oy ee Alig hus ever gone into battle, for the of $6609 ” . Te BE Oo 13 di + ur at : er ret = a9 . 0 1 wees : aa op a Se ote: ie ne — YS — as : Brent wcod, Ca be, 265n Golden of Mi chigan State was third. and Tamra. PE EESS cA fine rE. He os more wee opyneeg MeTig ° tow ight have! cations giten by the Board of Curae | pale and) ~~ 888 © So es ere : oO Aunie 7 a Moutionge: isla yi ee Oy Desh epee ties pa oe oH pore | Kroll, Michigan State, fourth. G. cccoepes jm ar tn the performance of aie took on a weazened. serious ex- beaten Berienbach the best dar he/ tors of the University meeting bere vie ge a ans a ag een "eateries pase ofc a: Scher star combinations consist | . 2 ties than Ho by. : : see ever saw iaany ers, Taylor Has s LMS To Be ys'of Joe Kirkwood. Ed Dudley ° | SECOND MATCHES TO BE —, season will preasion. It was as thouch he sud- : today. a Doras. du Lebtise gerne...) ‘klahoma City and Victor D’A! Louis c 1, a : denty realized the weight of the Berienbach Not Himself. [2 ura.ors concurred an ine | / Bachele: iunCotwas 1s. 3 ver y Hille, Los Angeles: ROLLED IN PIN LEAGUE keener —aeatiows ‘. a ne ee ee bes hor.as.! everi) be ADZe-es, a He came direct to the Giants fr | ' | crusiiog blows he had been so in- Never @ graceful performer. the | report : OMT Cl appointes at : > rooes. = | Ralekaiis lia Mr, Plaid my ao A “= “ee ke and Jack Speer, Hoas : : ; are id in roedel uct “BSS ee yd AE en lll a al Jack rke an cK Speer, ad ! ge Fordham Universit here tent on blocking for 15 rounds ate | | | pee epee pies theinnte of Pitts | leader of the Washing= Fiyn ' a — me pies | ee - escola -cioes cians 185 average individual league Sra - 1 : marre tn both f i | ; Se, ee a al oat ne en ee Pe dia ae SR Hie aad Vy “s ‘ bin gts etiys ging lane omnes Pvt es ore >} Lf ! ea TRAMs maar { tlourtt va Ty, ofatmins hes) rr type i> Lene tf teen — the league avecee gue — a ee Six euccensivre times, with a .3 + ~ ** ; -* ’ ° } i ~ ee ; Md i rh,” as é: 7. pe ’ + ayo : TY &s hi a rev: qi é re rv ; + scores . a Werld « series as a member of fightiess fizht” that was ever/thaun $599,000 ehanged hands as fror: the University Miissouri. | 4 potbune rau. : te og Pe y- nder heoks up with af. Purpura a ag arte “es Metiraw ‘troupe. In 1922, he ba Be edt Rae ee me EE re ee re me eeseeeee vill oppose F. Winche:: in the sec- : oreereeene & game in the minors since co ,od round of matches at the Wash- . ‘hprcnae si Gewme te the big tent. After starting - , m ‘aol se ¢ ~ | ohe az. tuk’ 4 ; ie ; » inti ‘ . ‘ eereeeeees Staged. Mikes dozen of vears tn j ihe result of this mate: Henry returned frovn ria ta sh NT) KACL—i © and ove bat fu: et i Wiicagcet “4 omene Goutes tournamer., | apy fair? the city, (wil Each match consists of six samen, pe .. cz... oY ing yea- he rame back with sour but‘les, ; r purty eee Se port of the offer hus not bee: Leet jrbabaal re ae ml ies a ae atin Ste | bi asl at the Was ng? ») alley? /° ames be! rul'ed on @ pa'r of a . ——_ slcrgees is i 2 : Abies ager, is said to have wo: priiall | gael teed Via a asad Limes wert ; ape = ae epi My ies toh ay gis aks Fe mor’ Or yg ' eee =n x contes But 1 Rote 02%) 1 ."T% rt . . oo a alt ereined. llenrvy has deciare NaS. ai ’ eins 4 : il al anPaeny SOME Cre J ¥ ner: . oo ‘yesterday that he would attend € : “eo re!:* e ‘eo ia ” coool " mi Ns hee [9 iin ee LF iva , ; o ing thine that was ever said about jthe heart that Berlenbach had stood meen coi ee — , “gat I led ae ag che : eT ee a schedule meeting in New York his couracke. I* required couruge up under for 18 rounds in the bou: . Ct ralors i i: iof ig* a me TO THIRD ere — ia Yi ae ae . 43 Be? . “eee 4st ’ —s Week and that ad plavers eon 4 of a bigh degree t> give away! last suminer, when the | J MIPS RIL 9) SA Asi hatin mp ge ecutive BoardaF. M. McDeuil of TUIKe quucisas.- eee eee CMU ibS nwa gran cee. Serear cle ME CeTe nal club persisted tn hetd years and weight to a man whoititle passed to Delaney. had! Springfield, Hi. Je sigue 0 Paris a enc. Miss Suut || a Miia Toe See a vamut. it might become necessary | had proven so formidable in @ pre- | spelled the end of the Thieme | 2a Mereer Arno J of Jupiin—to eee Mh By: kee GW eal. Wateh the I testo Prot Pons Pee’ 7 5 trade some of them. He alao Sious encounter. And last night |on’s career. fFeli; had bet on Me-| OO ee, hE Oe ey and an as aan ees). "T 455 ieee FIs # tha: the club this year had Mike proved he had found. the| Tigue to win last nigh:, and by a ea ala ae ait cud On| Nuunfou ast eee Bi) on Sead ee * atived more Sa J é ies a 9 ieee Sa ites ate . one'n ame a a wag this time than in any heart they claimed he never had ' knockout, a piste phe t itutoeesert 2 scan: Teme 190 tate oo 5. TP és ternis can Le greed to, ent rig Ve, fhe, , eet : & campaign. He te confitent that af . eh eontract fror ne three jars. iinks; Grvumeter. Big! Time fae bbe: a baal "a thiet McTigue Assumes the Aggressive in — * sed | — 3 pagtan SIR ake ces UHR oe soring training grind 6 as : bIbTH RACR—> x “ur.ungs Melle: ‘Wel atetian 9 7 2 | See Diguee ‘Guerra cease RG i J ci Mask |. 103 .°fTemije:n .....' (Ag Aven Park. Fila. at Opening Round and Surprises Fans WASHINGTON TANK TEAM = wrsee eee es ee PR Sy Mite wer ami Tag wes ae - 5 4 7. ; Ze SEE SOG ; “a the field is tn g ¢ cendition. apart aud (finally came to close cobbled unsteadi! ly towar ‘ his foe.|/may be entered in the national coi- ; Lithe Biaze | jusian).. . ; ees EE ETA GEA =a Te*s Up Sa yder. quarters and threw labured blows; Another terrific smash to the/ legtiate minis shampionships re eee ~ past acta 7 | ? CAE 7 =} ted at the midsection. McTigue had to chim toppled bim to the canvas ne new Univere | Perruuuet. Clapper Ong Rime. au aca. | BF "2@ Smpoc.gie: Pose ae ee al the Beco = —— trouble tieing him up, anc then like again. > —_ cree SECS. Be had. Oo) Calas ¢ “zg ‘2 r : Mag peer — a flash the fox turned into a lon Once more that rea? hti Dos Saree ee 3 grea: fighting that as tong as Suyder is on The Irishman cut loose with two, heart of Berlenbach'’s willeq him ‘vm . Y ; flashing rights that missed. but he to come up again withour taking e997 list, the club could — followed with a stiff left hook that a count. But his sagging ‘igure 7 ' 3 : gs Alo tated 2 contract. Snyder, found thy chin. Mike easily made} was hardly off the floor. when the | 2OURCCmERE Oo the Sms 123 ain } one War... 0e | : “i eS ) Committee of their decision. Parting Verve . Fiorend, ip “—_ Must ‘i-se get reinstatement f lewa pool Apr ™ . ’ .¢ “a BWHUCeMeENT a> $ OP ey athicetic ee ee. Ks ¢. "Ars - ae Paul miss and then rattled a cork-; necessity of takin benefit wie a aa aie Po ag Paps ae ? = | | ing right t the teeth. He was,of the count Pmshed 1 f ¢> his aie Mead hsarshe Kon reast | At New Orleans. |Gursie Rain’ 0-10 Nevdet wo} ESS . - porn Landis before osama with a right Jolt to the) muddled brain and » dropped|stroke; Horer Heideman, bach | setae stand inom —— ‘ius thminea: | fat”) a . . fer tne Keto ead, about the only good blow) back to his haunches. And thenr/stroke, and one other swimmer te tS Me . HENOCI EM oo Fig i. deel Bh ek Pa Low : aS 1 Bos. landed by Paul in this session, and/aimost tmmediately came the wa form a medier reiay with the at eee ee dal eee ale ere etn as ie \ iw . Snyder was automaticaily then McTigue jumped right into, nd the end of the round. two probably will be taken. Sh oule t tidtag J. Meloy .. a »~@U Renrwire polis seuther A phar ‘y : ’ 3 * ended last summer when he his man and smashed over a hea-y| Jimmy Johnson, McTigue’s man-|+a:cn: Conch Lilers stated. it. may! "™ ands. Sian Sp twyl OFT seth. joc20d Tupper 71S ae ae rosie te join the Caray right to the neck, followed by an-l/ager then dashed toward the ref-! se Seithia te ante a fa PO gage Oh hg aay ge weit |.) ‘ne vowel 7 Tittle sta ts | : =. - A obtained by waivers £ other bard-driven right to thejeree «ith a violent protest. eon. | from the ‘local university, chem | UNSW Mary Bau Bore Siar am J ve | ituag of Kiidase 1° @Ryle Bitter: Ts 3 ses ee “ | New Tork Gianta. a cheek. The round was a1) Mc-jtenfing that Berienbach must be; pions of the Misscurt Valery Contere | | ee es, cw re: vt thied race! 1@1500, claim rear. | {VN a CONCORE ( As saciial PY oe. Tigue. disqualified for going down wi:h-/ ence for the ‘ast five years. ae [ Geimers).. 2... Jue “sa! aNd we. ¢ ang ¥ ; : y * Paul's attempt to dash out of his'out peing hit. The referee, how-! gh ee = Bs iat ee eee TS 7u) : eek TO MEET ROLLA corner in the second Was a very lever. argued that Pau) had gore) : bow: He Lypercrua fi. srecd ane Gp | 21.7) TAINS -- a sa ) es , T | ) siow imitation, He was prodded|dovwn the second time through _TRRD Pohang : S tere Mnstn i oe bed ’ é i : AT ARMORY ° with a sbort foiting hook, and! sheer weakuess, and such being ») Noa: as. Mt dy inst aes me i tne eee day , =. - ais + 1h rege Saye : j ma Sivoo [| Shite wil elas’ at 6 o'c'oek and A On News Stands POST- DIS (ana + ee gee table Gemen ef a fighting man. The YY. M. G. A Daaketba’ ani: oti Ctlewe . > oe En iB wo | fa —— Wit Meet Jog Rigor! at 6 At Book Stores 34 ) a : Bertenbach’s charge Was eustly | ‘et Wi!) meet the Torter-Tebde “ive! ua a om +g sStaps gee eg ee ee By Mail—and the St ‘do br E ——- of the § uric! f ; Yah: in) et "148 Stain Ga ee fsemiftnals. Emit Visear@! opposes y at evaded and met witb »s perfectiy «gga lilag— c — ——— es ~ oss e “ Mon bhok Lee Murtin in the etre ce Mbeke Louts, i driven right te the point of the Unten and Mrright. re 3-7 - tein’ izey ™ bee t as iw: be bow ed torrorre-= ao @ nm, og ‘eorge Tregeos and Jack oa opener ‘ongendl cag A'bexing match will be etaged be- Ma: ” BSE as Faas ae Aina a Threncunriarene- | Fol'ow'ng the matches @ three. aa ; tans meet tonight in a twe @ vasa. The Bas» | iA ' ’ > ° % te tripe ag rar? st. . ‘ $ wy tween the halves. Weather cissr. track taet. Timaz 1:2 19 1 .- Cen The ee See . + a rolled ee 7 ee a 4 PhO EP OCH LRSM IN BAS: A ee ae ey ee + 7 ~ x Pe. a ay ee rt > mW Pin pe Ree a a ee ee ee ee ee ie ‘ a oe ee ed > GR Be eg PCC PRA LIO i G5. Pee way j 2 ena Ma . it. ee Re ON Le ee ee ae tr Si ghee tn ae , Pe des ig ein ee SY a ad eR "i toe P|

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ENBACE St. Louis U. Leona To Rolla Miners By 35-23 Se nth Straight Defeat fer Billikens; Freshmen Beat Red Bud, IIL id’ The Rolla Miners administereg the seventh consecutive Gefeat to the St. Lbuls University quintet fast might at the Billiken gym, 35 to 23. before a crowd of about 1000. The men had little trouble in tam. fing the Red Bud Independents in the Preliminary, 62 to 30, _ 9% Rolla gained an 8-point lead ear. in the geme before Steinger Started the St Louts g with @ field goal.. Tucker and Neider. eyer raised the Miners’ total to iz pe Pope, Knight ang Steinger ak epurt that led to an 13-1 12 ~ Zo! te tsi 33 @2 3 hahac Reterence Books all questions, and Its iew finance, literature — ment statistics business men in ce on your book -DISPATCH a St. Louis, Mo. SEN CONTRACT at the half in favor of | Period, but the Rolla ~ # q me However, it is known that . = as long as Snyder is > s i Rm The Rolla Miners quintet. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1997 RANK FRISCH READY TO ACCEPT TERMS Big Ten Athletes Must Sign Declaration That They Have New York Body Not Accepted ‘Inducements’ MER GIANT ~ | mi HE WILL a “Flash” Wintering + Lake Placid, N. Y.— | Batted One Point Under ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE ‘ ‘OFFERED BY CARDINALS p Bermsby i in 1926. Frisch, the Fordham ‘and the man who will re- | Rogers Hornsby on the in-| ef the world’s champion Car- | next season, is ready to sign | t offered him by Presi- | ee Breadon, according to a from Lake Piacid, N. eked Frisch is spending the win- | at the New York State skating | eae and, according to reports, | ‘is fine condition. Y When seen by a Post- Dispatch | s mtative, Frisch said: ~ | om not holding out. I cx- te sign with the Cardinals Os tow dass.” } Frisch is the third Cardinal in- to be heard from. The oth- Tommy Thevenow and Lester while they asserted they had signed, announced that they not “holdouts.”’ ? Is High-Priced Man. ~ ‘Whet salary Frisch will receive the Cardinals he refused to fe a high-priced athlete. He vase holdout with the Giants last He wanted $20,000 but is ed to have compromised on Fabout $17,000. Inasmuch as he batted .316, just ene point under Hornsby les s#a- gon, and is scheduled to replace the whe jed the St. Louls Na- to their first pennant, it 4s ‘airing of e to assume that the new con- Expects to Sign |Pronounced Fit FRANK FRISCH. Public Airing of School | Is Not Approved President Lowell of Harvard Makes Assertion at Club Dimner. | By the Associated Press. with the Cardinals calls for: $a least as much as Frisch received 1936. Frisch, among baseball men, is mated as a star second baseman. Be is a good batter, fast, and a fie fielder. He is more spectacu- rin the performance of his du- than Horneby. , The coming season will be wrech's ninth in the major leagues. mecame direct to the Giants from ge University, where he 5 im both football and base- 4 Ml in 1919, and he has not played agame in the minors since coming mthe big tent. After etarting with s 3 averages of 226 and .280, h hag been over the’'.300 mark. mB successive times, with a .348 fn $92 as his best figure. May Be-Forced to Trac. | The second sacker played in four Perid's series as n member of the raw troupe. In 1922, he hatted —2 ATL in five games and the follow- ing year, he came back with .409 fa six contests. President HKreadon = announced yesterday that he would attend the @Mhedule meeting in New York next week ard that if plavers on the’ mCariinal club persisted in holding pu. it might become necessary to mmade some of them. He also said mat the club this vear had Wived More signed contracts at ‘this time than in ans previous f&mpaign. He is confident that all the athletes will be on hand when. the spring training grind opens at. Aven Park. Fia. » Word has been received from the ‘Chamber of Commerce at Avon ‘£ to the effect that the elub- ‘ has been completed and that. Te field is in good condition. It’s Up Snyder. Breadon stated this morning that there was nothing new in the Frank Snyder case. He asserted on the pended list, the club could not, mad him a contract. eording ‘to Rreadon's pmust first get reinstatement from | pemmissioner Landis before the. & Louis Nationals can sign him | pm ise fey der was automatically pended last summer when he sSUSs- 29.—Public between two NEW YORK. Jan. ifferences | ‘ ! ‘was widened, ____ | Spanish ! ‘mission tu 5° through } ithe Basque fit to do battle Paolino to sie Suspended by to Fight, Basque Refuses to Go Through With Hansen Bout. ee ee ee By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. Rickard closed up one gap in his; slightly shattered heavyweight | ranks yesterday with the restora- tion of Jimmy Maloney, Boston °9.—Tex } } } } | i Acceptance of Loans, Scholar ships, Jobs and Tuition De- clared Unethical by Western Conference Meeting — Alumni Must Not Unoffi cially Aid Star Players. Br the. Asaociated Pre IC AGO, Jan. 29.—Clearer definitions of the Big Ten atti- | | tude toward financial inducements offered star athletes were in. contender, to his original place in- the elimination battle line. After a series of conferences, the Madison Square Garden promoter effected an agreement under which Maloney wil) fulfill his scheduled engagement with Jack Delaney on Feb. 18. A second breach, resulting from the request of Paolino for a post- ponement of his fight with Knute» |'Hansen of Wisconsin, apparentiy however, when the fighter announced he would not comply with an order of the New York State Athletic. Com- with 2 ‘bout on Feb. Wu Be Suspended. Paolino was examined by tne [ee physician, Dr. W. H. Walker, who found evidence only of an old now. ‘Paolino complained thal this injury was aggravated in his recent fight at Tampa, Fla.. with Homer Smith. If Paolino sticks to his refusal to fulfill the commission's require- ment, he will be suspended. Ace Hudkins. Nebraska welter- weight, who is involved in charges of “framing’’ a match in Kansas, was indefinitely suspended by the institutions is disapproved by Pres-| commission pending an investiga- ident A. Russell Lowell of Har- vard. Kansas forestall- tlon of the complaint by boxing authorities, thus A brief statement that he felt ing prospective engagements here. open dispute between schools was @ ()yGe Fiudkins, Ace's brother-man- “shame.” was the only remark in President Lowell's address at the ‘annual dinner of the Harvard Club (of New York City last night that re- Snyder, ac-, statement, | | re-— to join the Cardinals after , Obtained by New York Giants. J CONCORDIA SEMINARY TO MEET ROLLA MINERS waivers from) ‘Ty Cobb to a f AT ARMORY TONIGHT Us jast night over St. fsity, will meet Coach mMpron’s Concordia Seminary Mght at the Armorr, rhet. Phock. The Concordia lineu Eber P (Jrand and The game wlll open at 8:30 will be un- victor. | Louis Wny- ; team , could be taken as a reference to the “dirty football” charges made, against Princeton by Wynant PD. Hubbard. former Crimson football. star. says the Times. W. J. Bingham, director of ath- letics at Cambridge, spoke of the Harvard-Princeton bteak, the Times says. but added nothing to the public details of the dispute. He was reported to have said. however, that after the last Har- vard-Princeton football gaine he decided against sitting through an- other contest where the spirit was so contrary to that of beast sports- manship. ‘This, he explained, was the feeling of the spectators in the stadium, and not the players. Reporters were barred from the, ses neces did not attend. INDIANA OPPOSES CHICAGO IN BIG 10 CONTEST TONIGHT Fr the Agociated Pr ts. CHICAGO) Jan. 29.—Indiana Ohio State have an opportunity night to step up a notch in the Hig Ten basketball! standings if they can produce their anticipated victories over Chicago and Minneacta. For Minnesota it will ‘chance to win a basketball game this .ear. with the outlook not very encouraging for an entry tory column. Chicago has on'y faint hopes of besting the strong Hoosier five. but unlike Minnerota. the Chicagoans have won one garne —~-from Northwestern. which is tied rith Minnesota for the bottom of the list. The other Big Ten squads are busy just now with midyear exami- nations and next week only three 'gwames are scheduled, all on Satur- day night. Feb. 5. o-oo -— COBB ON HUNTING TRIP; dinner. an4 to. NO REPLY TO BROWNS’ | WIRE OFFERING BERTH . Phil Ball, president of the Browns, said this morning that he. had not received a response from telegram him a berth with the local club. Ball was informed, he said, that Cobb was on a hunting trip propably had not received his wire. sa eee DATES ARE ANNOUNCED FOR SKI EVENT TRYOUTS By the Associated Prese. CHICAGO, Jan. the four tryouts for 2°9.—lT.ocation the Olympic iwski team were announced vesterdar Mhanged. with Dau and Schmid: ae! rds. Werling, center, and ainke and Capt. Kuechle guards fe SPRING GRID PRACTICE ™P AT ILLINOIS FEB. 8 CHAMPAIGN, 29. coach at has returned Tll.. Jan. Rob- pke. football Caiversity of Milnois. California, where he spent the | iasued a | Feb. tz weeks. and has for football candidates to re- oy for spring footba!! practice on & About 75 men are expected | PePort for the initial session. Practice will ecntinue fo Moor 10 weeks. after which the ce idates will rest until Sept. 15, phen fall workouts will start. ; — > - BARRACKS QUINTET ._ WINS TWO CONTESTS The Jeffersen Warracks barketbal! tet won two gamer yesterday, *eting the Missour! Nationa? Md. 46 to 1% in the afternoon ys M H. A in the evenine Tragos ‘Meets Roller. _erse Tragos and Jack Retler Meet tonight in a tue out of} the | ‘Denver Feh. 5-6. Duluth Feb. 12-13, by Gustave C. Lindboe. of the Nationa! Ski Association. One meet is given to each rection of the country and the location of the final will be decided by the hoard of directors at the Denver convention Feb. 4-4. The Olympic ski erents Will be held at St. Moritz, Switzerland, Feb. 14-38, 1928. The four tryouts will be held in Chicago Feb. 27, .g * 18-18. Brattleboro, MUELLER SIGNS 1927 ' ‘ falls wreatiing match at Rut. | eater. Maplewood. With the regular program. in connet- , terday. CONTRACT WITH GIANTS | By the Amociated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. New York Giants not ret under 1827 contract wan reduced to five vester- day when Pitcher Kent (Greenfiela and Outfielder Heimie Mueller came into the fold. Those Who have not yet signed are. base. George Kelly. veteran first man: Outflelders Resse Young ard Tex Jeannes: Pitchers Virgi) Barnes and Dutch Henry. Ryerson Golf Winner. By t he Aapeociated WEST PALM BACH. Fla. Jan. :3—J. BR. Ryerson of lake Forest. T'!)., defeated CaSt. FE. F. Carter of Chicago, 1 up, for the Lake Worth championship golfing honore yes- The match went two ertra BS:e6. jloway be a sixth |: in the vic- ; ; Willing Jr. offering . ) (last fall will this spring te and . of secretary | tournament 'have filed entries. 29.—The list of | Detroit and Newark are in the fiela | ij and ‘year’s DPuguoin to the Danrite oe. | Bite hnree-gixteernthe mle Tecumseh Chief Waealte- St Denies |\at Me Fe Rig Pinky fit e-pixteenthe m.¢@ Vartiow Pun oh i prnaer Fat (hance Tar raafaot Sneing’ ield &e%uUD White Liamond Y wy Taland uturtty: Preddle Toute Yu. Myseton Rar - Pariosn Cruta Foda ‘HOPPE MAKES HIGH RUN OF 270 IN 18.2 MATCH WITH HAGENLACHER It: the Amgporiated Preas. BOSTON, Jan. 279.—Making a run 27%, the highest in ts date. Willie Hoppe, pien 382 balktine billiardisat, night captured the tenth block of his 369O-point match Hagenilacher. former champion, 300 to 179. The total ecores of the cortest- ants at the end of the tenth block vere. Hoppe 2657, nf world cham- wii? end Mrs. Mulqueen Victor. Nv the Agsomated reas. BELLEAIR HEIGHTS. Fia., 2° —Mre. Fred Muitqueen, Toronto. Canada, vesterday wor the initia? womans golf tournament ef the meason here by defeating, 1 up, Mrs. the match Caleb F. Fos, Philadeitphia, 66-vear- old golfer i'n 45 for an 89. j mament scored a 44 an€ @ 42 fo, Fox had a 44 ané Mre Mulqueen, who was aleo the medalist of the tour- Mrs an 8&6, " ad nh ean S.9n ; 3.0" Thimp'e Skipper ran AA ¥; Goaid it Masecr. Bec Cap and Gar Cis the contest. last | with Ertch ! Hageniacher 2274.. Afternoon and evening blocks today | Jan. '|GORMAN TO COMPETE FOR SKATING HONORS F: EN the Ampoctated Prees. DETROIT, Jan. 29.—Charles Ger- }man, holder of the world's amateur title, arrived here yesterday to en- ter the national] ice skating cham Pionship contests today ro'wW’. and tomor- who refused to en- ter the event last vear. wi]) yith three other champions defense of their titles. Two other champions are O'Neil? Farrell, defending nationa) cham. pion: Valentine Bialis of Lake Piacid, present holder of the inter- national title. and Lelia Brooke op Te ronto, women’s title holder. Others who are expected to give gtrong competition before the title is clinched are Pay) Forsman of Nev York, eddie Murphy of New York. W Ie logan of ss: Jonn, Melvin Sobanen of Minneapolis. Ed- | die Searles of New York and Duke Demevan, holder of the and! three mile records. Gorman, join In a one ithe Roosevelt gym were | ‘Soldan to Play Beaumont Quint In Prep Featur | Roosevelt and Cleveland Play in Other Game; Sauselle_ Back in Lineup. a ee ee The league-leading Soldan High | basketball team meets Beaumont on-the Beaumont floor tonight fn the feature game of the , Public High School fourth | ‘game of the fourth round of the | Basketball | ' League, with Roosevelt, holder of | a a el NN ww : Basketball Scores ‘ ee ee i ? i LOC AL. | = Mella 35. St. Lewta U. 23. St. Levis U. Freshmen 62. Red | Bed -—— — 200 STUDENTS WILL ENTER BOXING EVENT | Special to the Post- Dispatéh. Colo., Jan. west boxing and wrestling tourne> ‘ever attempted by,a Western col- lege. No matter how much or little a man knows about punching with the gloves or tussiing on the mat, he will be heavyweight. The tourner i{s the result of the man in the university interested in some brancn? | Plenty of knockouts and one-minute falls are expected. policy of getting every of athletics. Ames Wrestlers Win. AMES, Ia., Jan. College wrestlers easily Mrers of Iowa State. claionr. | ern 293.—Two 29.—Iowa State defeated Pennsylvania State College, 24 to 3, ‘in a dual meet here last night. Kat- ‘ger. Penn State captain, In the 115- tion is to be asked for the tourna-! pound class gained the only deci- sion for his team by winning over Iowa grep- plers won three falls and three de- |Staunton to Box Pete White in ? | Bout Will Be Ont of Several Features at Motorbus Company Show. es en ee Oe eee ee Joe Staunton of the South Broadway A. C. and Pete White of Sherman Park Community Center will come to blows for the fourth time this season in the feather- weight special of an amateur bor- ing tourney to be held under the auspices of the People’s Motorbus A. C. at the St. Louls University | gymnasium next Tuesday night. White was awarded point de- | cisions over Staunton in the first and third of their previous en- gagements in the ring. Their third fight provided one of the most interesting features of last ‘Thursday night’s mitt carnival at (the South Broadway A. C., where the refcree decided in favor of the Sherman Park puncher after the | fighters were ordered to box an | extra round. Men Are Title Staunton and White are rated as strong candidates for the West- A. A. U. featherweight title, vacated by Eddie Burke's gradua- ition to the lightweight division. It is therefore quite possible that | they will meet again in the dis- trict championships to be contest- 'ed at the New Coliseurn on Feb. 11. Eddie Burke, who is now waging ad impressive campaign for light- weight fistic laurels, is scheduled to oppose Jacob Graswick of the Knights of Columbus, East &t. Louis Council, in another interclub special of the Motorbus boxing card, while Dave Knost, district expected to take na Champion heavyweight, meets Roy chance in one of the seven classes. from the 115-pound division to the. Minges of the Los Angeles A. C. in a heavyweight attraction. Matchmaker George Wilsman has received 29 entries to date for ‘the open events of Tuesday night's competition. -_-_——»>--—- -- : Clark Sails for Home. | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 23.—Elky Clark, Scotland's game little flyweight champion of Europe, was a passe: - ger on the liner Alaunia, sailing for Liverpool! today. Clark, althougn outclassed from the opening gong, fought 10 rounds with Fide! La Bar- ba. flyweight champion of the worlé, in Madison Square Garden last week. . “All at Sea” By CAROLYN WELLS CLEAN: thrilling story with a plot so ingenious that it defies solution. It 1s one of the most admirable examples of Carolyn Wells’ undoubted art as a writer of mystery stories. This is the first time one of this author's mystery stories is available to newspaper readers before appearing in book form. Following the appear- ance of “All at Sea” in this newspaper the story will be published as a book. ° of the Daily POST-UISPAICH Starts MONDAY, Jan. 31 In the |6| Page Magazine ~ we rere ew ° ee eee ee eee LM AT PI he EY Bm ger at oar 3 ps Se rm op es RE - = — ~~ s Sia ee Ie Re ee ee | eee ee Me rg aer - ‘ - SSR AR 2 WS a ann NR ag My cige te . sn ‘ . on ‘ ; Wweal-s A . ‘ ~ en eed > ao® ~ ee os ” ve PAE gr Pe: Me ae ee REL y- =~ r ™ AS sg ak RNR Ailey ahs ih. gee . a en TRS ee ae ” 2 : > v00 om owe POE Be tee pe > ‘ * eran Sef Se tae « ake ee et ee PE. ae ” -_ _— ue & + » e* . od * = + on se eee eee & "SF 4 "*' — . ~ ae “ ‘ or — . o~- “ - ones oe .* hoe r . ee wd ‘ . . “ . ree < E. _ ' pad ws ms —* + ae - ‘ tt per rs ¢ ts * . es ... Stxe ~~ em a Wye ee y a “ wy Poe » x - pant he oe ee a ‘ a, : * 3h is et eek :

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Excesses in Wheeling & 2). 3.3 Antu 5%" Lake Erie Issue Appears > a to Have Sobering Effect 45% American | —Credit te 9g AD Situation Helps. i> 9s am wt im ed »* i ~ FRE RED IEE LIPO OTs eg | ites gill se pa te Sins a ee ee ees ~~ » uw + > et he W's og age, areata adage Sa vadd rt ; sm 4. 0% ‘a & —— safety Cabie ‘i “ae salu’ he ' Se ad ’ ) * Ol a Bm po. eee > en a te . ies €3 of aig . 7 ~~ @ So a Ja Ss a! ‘Pus? +h “8 w — oe oe ‘e@ #@ er aersia &@ ’ es > Ye ¢ ‘SBrreire we wwii a ee ae | a “« 6 6 ? > s v4’ Am STOCK MARKET AVERAGES 3 ly Am NEW YORK. Jaan Ly —Followinge : 1) Am the Assucialed Press stuca ater - Fdscsia Brown S060 ; Ey: Walke- Houstern , eda dl ee Val ae pat Se OTR: Sy Ur RR a pie oY ‘s te et et met tet & . «#4 paG . A a Snes ly S Porto Bico Sug 4 rs. PS od . of #. oe be ee Gr Pg V% Mack Trucks tt r By Leased Wtre from the New York Bureas of the Pest-Dispatch. NEW YORGE, Jan. 29.—The Eve- . . | * { ¥ o . " ° . - ¢ : a ing Post. m its copyrighted finan 1504 I Te! 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Be wns orreapondinc yp la vem! > Borten oa i! > >; i Reqd Bank ‘> i $:9. 500 WOO the rea- $837 — } Real 4. : a 8. “ ; Heiter oon : ira ag ae 5 ue 1 ire fancy. 31 WILMIN , + -~ ‘ . ; . ) m+ ‘- ’ 7 . ~ s “ol y ° ~ = - , - 4 r MeSPeuUuIng Pele” last ‘ear Sinn ; Bk I! : ms as 2 7 " Bt ik Cones tee ae BA ‘ . }2 ov “or ; ; or caer $17 Far opera: rae | i ae a oom}, 7 | es > . | 2° "4 ¥ * y i “ik De. ' : 3 : ,* ‘ e * ~ ” f > é 4 ; oe ‘ » ‘ , Lanau.an .a! i. rs } . om a * . , ; c . aoe ‘at rs | J } My pilin 3 ee ; : . . ~ ' —_ , . ye vs a L NE Epes > Aes ‘ Ua { ¢ “ vse 8 oye Egy 5 ap £3 , tw Ties cree oe ; Brig na ; cannets , Cotmmany announced . - : ‘ eae n . 7 a. Ny 4 . ss > ; : ~ * ~ a * “pe = ‘ . i -* a* . . . . gar? ’ « _. oo on = * =, TT?? Aa. vrar . » on ‘ vs ! wags | ee 18 iat . 7 tan ‘ . : . ‘ nm . a . ; *. o~ > . : ee , - ‘ cj 4! a : eis ; , ; . : = ver thereed inte: Cam 1 : : ’ 23 3 . ' ie eehen OS a % * ' a ‘ wapkg @ . . ; - . ' e » * 3 . . . ‘ iis poe were B42 P00 : o ? 'F ist coat 1 : : P i ©} +e 5 . " ; p ;, ian : Bea ED Boal are . ‘ . ' , : : ‘ 7 ry . poy te, ce e. . © ; , ne! . ’ ~—e , ee 3 ; 5 » . ' ; " — ** * de> . . " ‘ - 4 ‘ , " a o° os . Ps . : : ag af grain weg! ing and - F se: '9 $' 2 car. av’*r @ re. not active ae On ta 75 cwmts last September, -_— ‘oa ‘nee t vresterdeay at thei txchang*®. coingidert turction of a bil) inte the = e, IaAis# disrount own “~ monihe Siiie 4", VS ‘Rin. Jaz on 5 S&P Me. secant can do. — a5%c - deh ted ee. ~s EE AB PUREE ei 5 te sets Gale Sega HR. ele egy i) ta ->rPrp 3 | bry gia is Pp : 4s? @ 7 : : . : ey ; ‘ , - . . . - ' » 5% BN 4 2 : - ancy em ca. iy a . | . . M44 93° aa. | 3 | Se Bam | 02% 192 102 ta: a ae Se 8, ae See oe 2 x : me P ‘oa ndeo chief clerk is 4." ut . : ‘ ‘Qn 2 4 ter owe | im genes!) $i Toe > ~ =r “3 Ral ‘ eo - or \ "eo ™ BOrar ane that with | ~ . ‘ . *. ; . s ' . wk c Me | oly ABRAGR GREEN S—A.abama hamner a or gyi years —- acest “+a , | “Giving fund to tide o¥er z “EL ERY - Calttornte “ght he a ar KO@ Ne and : t $1 . 10 . - y me 4 + Pred fere ereha baw coul® AR 7% % OTK OT" , on i a “ $1 GSe per dieod at TS@R0e. clean ‘Naga Freneh L Be: 1 Tediuced lower (han 7) cents £ ; ete 6%.) ; ute wr % an ee: zs — Pn, B.-o Det C G & B100-_ 100% 190% 100% , = 99 99 + CELERY reget a $1.73 tna ins oe ot 908 $2.05 ¢: ald ne siete “a | e *ce ae fae j

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ae anes ‘atte 7 . “" . : _ © — ee — SS Ct es qed owe ies - | eee nn nesenentinmiiieniininiininaia’ dt . F nt : High low : C oe NEW a YORK Jn Qn an) nue eit ‘er e ; Special to sates, : RAILROAD none eaub' 13.392.” Creamery Mehse oa ON NEW YORK MARKET be : Yt eee DE ey ace et ae Bsa eee . _— - “~ \ wt? Pa, CT arhner, a i ia | anes. Sec als a Lie? ; cet wrW YORK Jan. cy — The cotton mar- 3 —— ST.LOUIS POST-DiSpaTcH g, a TSELLS LOWER = = —— OAS EVENING, JANUARY 28, s827__ — — ST.LOUIS POsT-DisPaTCH__ — pre's ah NEW YORK BOND MARKET (COMPLET Bond Sales—Continued PRODUCE ELSEWHERE CoTTOe PRICES DOWN ss . ie bd pam: ? e vd -9.—In the following table wi!) be found a list RAIL age ee ae . naar. | , | . : : . - & 4 ‘OVeat and C/OSINg prices Of bonds traded 2 et i . "fg t es wal ' m'ling here. however. a- = - . * ‘ f “a f bs + - * -~ As : - : ° . , Sa Shan - ; ; 7 ‘ ; ; ‘ P . “ . : 2 &@ fraction higher ave | Sse ig Yesterday = Sivan Bale, lOoday against $14 913.609 yettesiaw | . , ‘a “a ; coM 2 57 ret, ‘, Pi. ; : iy vew 2 oe o tenes eu rh MtTe witD Eamere Beit con- > : - = 5 7 "ee v.08 o. 000 WCEK a 9.1353 ‘) ie a : ae afi cae 1 > of pei ‘ i pod PES, Se ’ .& : 7 — a We? 3 ha "her, freiene * es, ' o3 anil (he market @esed a’ter ‘rea } Subsequently a lot of veg . % ~ 14! LiT \b - writers : é a €k sv, $9,155,009 a 4 €ar azo and $12,424 N00 to ‘ ‘ > ‘ * P > a , , ; nip ’ vt a 7 i Mas seltine aan oa 13.53. neal i : S a€0. 144M by the eng of the ‘rs: ‘Deut 6 to & pointe ret lew; ‘of Roatmen’s Bank Stock Pe jie (248% hr y eee; ae - ~ fs x: y a q " , - - o : om Jan. 1 to date sales were $365.9 3.000, against COL. G74 94 Pes P cen the decline. tut > » d ede” fd — Lis neat" “o vie as ia a ee ee > tga ste. . Yr. > = i> a >. » * te , > oe = aay? ey he NE eee eee ; nme ae *? - ty oe, a f a ° ’ eee a @ - FF ‘ hay a a, ae wa ’ ° a a? 0 he ee ow the decline bur ‘hands ar 459 basi £ . asis. Ely-w, % 4 J ; a . } w frac My Aker Fas WHEaT ~ 78 year ago, ang $5365.162.000 two ve... m : — ~sactonally lower. i " sign © 7 €ars ago brobabie failing ef? or oe me fer pew- @ée : eo OSS aaa _'a@B@a SiC £ eG ne ot | Sales Security, High Low (uae > Gt No a a ee : Cfo: @ e: SECURIT Ba . lead . -.> a5 co age EY cease oo ene tea ~ , . “Sige re. ae ‘ é a : ¢ yy ‘™ ee | «ie Ses TD Drepareti CRITY. | Fat snp tees rT ted id GOVERNMENT BONDS. Pe ee &* Mt. 10918 | b te 31 1023 10214 390 D MouPy ¢. a gee $ anuary 34: 26% ta ‘ : Lice erethns (Roy ~~ | BOND MARKET AVERAGES. a a, e.. ” $%— 1u3 ‘gs 106 2084 duc 7 oa. Piste tae | | parka fe ADT] 2°. retrig: eng mereem | " ‘« ‘2 oO ‘ye . ‘ : ~ eo : ‘ a". y z if ; , , ey ‘ ‘ > 4 . di ‘ Pe. Bi 4 ’ a . t e‘ec buving r ‘ MOl1—1° 103—}° TOT] 9 : Jan. 209.-~ Foiiowine +r ge ‘ j ee gt a rie fe ) : a 4 r* standards Jan > : ae St alc Hrees bond aier ae St, OS, ioe; mS sb on nt ane ; a oY Lat x ae eee y e 4 ; SEPIEMPER Wii? com mon 5) e:.) RE ee : Tee i MS—$ 103—S 163—g§ : co OTM mop ' : ie ee- al . 1 9 0 “« Fuce-8:1) 64 _— a var Fee 27-40 100-—27 100—20 10028: Polar Wave a y Nat Rani Commerce Wagner ec prq - Candy 1 pra | ' te wn 6. se , : ag 4 Th ret ver ib 3 ; 6O7™N Mon 4 le A4 sy bo, — |. ae 101——6 lvIl—€6 10]—g | ae : 4 = aoe ee . vc & X Saturday. Friday i . H&M ad: + @ and weei \n opening advance in re ‘e@.s firm gable @vlden: taking a:4 May gold o+-- i351. tn the sale (trading 100—18 100—Is 100— J& 10} —J0 10} —.& aU ee 4A. £3 Se ee ae A'S py ; ; 7 : aa oo { a iad a has a ; | Clewin = The genere! Tarlet wing $e” ac : - Bet declines of @ te = HOGS MOSTLY Lower se apetae: aaeena car owe Wg | _ AT NATIONAL YARDS 93-532 985" tet, | New York Cotton) lker a . lt ‘, 4 X ] . Gigs. ( } eee -—* eae . ae . (bee cB) sae th 4lu—m—.U Lu3— -4 oe cine Gur "ena | 0H acre i ; 7 co r » f.% ® , ,* , ' Boatmer ‘ss B Tb : ; lQs rs ae li —— 8 ‘5 be fe See - : an Pom > "2% | Ely-Walker 2k 7, : coe ; U8 a INDUSTRIAL BONDS j Sw hiet x Oe . ‘Sam ‘ ; te , ‘ ‘ ] ip] 1033- oe E ; — t . o > 2 ng. J! | i . { | Pe ae “ “a = + jg oa { o Ee PS Js i Gan * 0. 7 1am ** 4% 3, = meee pone Se . ; . POREIGN BONDs. no Dom s 73, 44 Sees SOL by Hig: “~~ —? wed ond ha eed gn Sf. ~T [ee SY ne "ee * ~ ° . — Soe. aa. 4 Dewar: nie: ( a eri 2% ro ie lower: burk Sa New Oreeans Spot gin ! * ; “a - s ; 2 ‘ i? e ¢ ¢ > j = 45. Oract! i top E "TPRLEANS. Jan. °9 Sot tion found more ot for gale ID $12 J? 36 SC. Cie - Quiet. eign: POINTE down a23 'heugh i . opening 2°37 ance Oe ecu atone a¢ ,-'®s $11@1) > ; | ow mda: " if Vic midd), higbes: prices were made on .he “all Cattle Fon Ca Vea 300 compared wir 636 U8 ree oe ie ae ae une market worked ; ; : | K_ a0. beat steers 200 C 1th ‘ :; : ‘ } ‘li a Oe J a \ ; Gi : 2 ; : Seog ; es ‘ ° 4 , 7 ’ , a's ; °, . , ’ a bi “s 2§ . f ; TORK Jan » «/ 2] . * @. ; “ee . ] . a : - 4 4 » . { ‘ re a, ° * 6 - 2 art «*.5 « ¥ , P } ‘ ' “ : or? pane vag Trust 30 a sf. L Lis MEK HAN] ae AANGE j ' ‘at 2A ww ies, | * abghat e re 3) sg . 39g 4 Oto "6 : . = rom = ree. ; mt ak L Macure:) fae oi read wt 738 Rio =" Y 4! 1D MEISE be Ok ia io + ere een reece gp EO SO TT I6 Bar G2 yPeturce” ice i@iiass cle Bia! a L Lary ‘ . : thy } 4m; . { ‘ " a | oie ti TY j a ‘ , . : ; ‘ od . ¥ . = , : sad ‘ : ‘ 14 | ; “oe? - . ° . De ad : 4 ‘ ‘ : . ; i . ae . a cae : ‘ boa Fes, ; ' Stie oe 4 Eee eee ty dfs] aPt IE F4 rats n p . 63 . 4s’ Mti.di +o * . - beg ‘ ‘ ' “4 i 2 ; , ? , : “Paes ee. 5 + By C . a j 1 ery * ‘ f : . as 3. aio ; As > i fe ‘ . ae . ' ; i oi ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ’ 3 r a pl o's . , e Bi aiid ; “s * we? ° . : & | re oe tf. + 1T 4 ‘eo 2 (Q ' $° 9 New York Sugar ° . ‘ ") fagre ’ ‘ ‘ ‘ . : ~—— & u« °) ee ‘ = F SLP7 EMBER: Comp t & > .~ (Uvyame. Jy ¢ 40 Dey Chem G4, 3:3 Denver Gas 3 o] Denver G 5° —_ ~ « a “a » @. ~ NEW Pe Hi, ° + ®. ee a. pte ee -_ © *s to as > oh mh Dey ~ wre nes —en | ‘ ctr. M- + BE » es ay ¢ ae . ene JULY Pathe | es D CLOSTS Om 16% 103% Lie ——s SEPTEMKER fk 9 ssw _ = = es A i ' ; } aT f { ; a a) - So ale: ~ aa oe We “ =, . a ae a tee) - - > =. te“ ' ? * en m @ o « Aa Bl4e 3.246 Rott err bey 3. 40r Dece:n ber Et at 2 a | a ww ¢ Ls “33m mws>-. Brown Shoe com | es je, va Munuay wu MM. cr @APUT’ OCeMane Lor Nort, Americas com ees Ce sn ; repuried estic Go 10° France Yaa 440] - » ws @ . i 8 } ‘ bulgaria Te 67 Cunaia digas Go 6 r; ~ Laligia & gg ri | so : DFICeS BDUvoa « sOWer treag ai Udiiaua oe 3” es | | gee Ouiest, harc May « hea! being duvy ‘anada o Jl Prem Brick. pra! ot ae se iu the early Garke.. Liver. | arisvad & 54 ma 2" Brick igi } Closed 446 [o he | jUwe; and hig 8. Con “ay Bras 5 | Snternationa: Bhoe pra ae r eee influence un Gumestic vricea. Win- Chile o 6U Internationa) Rhoe . ca 2 | @ariy Was ulChe ‘ec lowe: GS (ne 8 4) Q ~ F ae yr uad 7] *s cumvared - Critnes G t:y J : : ~ Lack & & 30 - Our Portland Cement | ) 5U0 » w (23 Jas) vou ) Curietiania 6 34° Jon. : Laclede (; rag = « National Candy Jet es "When fe Duin a9. “WUC G Bag of . Y ‘ do 53 Bee '; SAtlona! Candy pfd ‘ ' ; owing pid 7 eae : ; COpetinag oi, >. Sy ' National ¢ Be 4 wheal LeCeDIB. which Were U1. Guu | : a" 2 ers Ped'go. + commared wir 44 Kis, Cuba 6% oy : ~ cu gy on @ 41 cte Pelee i eae, 2 8 202.00 ust vee; ten eel — : les and 15 throurn :0ie. which ~ 4, 'will UU iD OF.2uU df ~— Bw » | ~-- ld on he ~ ‘ — ew a” = ee J bis ‘ ’ (Me! ices Scruggs-\".. ia. @ is Ocal ane! ihrougt Unie receipe Sreurities Inv 3 . ‘ee cee, We SS Sheffied Ftee! aid BS tase & = Sielorr Pac % ko: a . i Acid corn : ' 48 ' Miih 8. uu @ Caarn me -e URE B. CUTT paa red eee ¥ meee, ta Ree anc B46 UU jae | emer * : ee. iy $44 (ht bushels. fi 52) 4 hes ivi " Woeerek €£ and sea’ @upmenrs re | eG WIth 420) O11 @ j Venu? Corn oa oe Te .b 4 I IOCK 4a y bt - ° Fescid com “a Welthe pa iy ae Wagne- lect rie Corp com 7 ca } * FE a iy shat accheles Wager Fiiectric Corp pra ~e ert ne}. ba c ~ ; ee cot Re et so ee ‘eS 2 oe. rarer a Hy “ 1 AS | 5 - ia a Scruges *s : oy a e: weed ‘ ! vig. a . 4 so fe as pay Paar y FS ‘ ro ' xe sy Z : ’ ‘ } i ! :, | : Seidetiinaibideinatiet . : a % oe : : : 7 = ‘ ae fe ’ Ne ee . . . mri Vhear $14". «. UO? CEPR Pu 7 re : | bce r re } . | | " } Mid . ‘ , ‘ 4 . ” 2 : . i ‘ F ‘ ’ i a “e i, y+ 3 : 4 a © Business Notes 8 Tc Se Sie ae ee ele NEW TORK. Jan. —Week-end petit SP Mette ot Pg nha = "dniven hen? doarmig th the tapering a | OE ee ethos nf : & a gs > oa ’ 14s r G ms ! ae Sr P x oe no ee " ; sight ee im th ae Was inokec ¢yr Oe shove un: ” ~ ~ a li ‘ 4 | . : N q ee oh, as IV te V hat she did not know Was that she Wy S = F ” ” ° in e a ae_resanably s lemate rapom de-nand tis ath. Aran my a Ma. cf be. JO" “ae oi CS. 4% a A te ° . : a Basa Fence Ae ee ee oS ane ee Lena put it down to a bit of flummery merely to im- ren, ¢ ; or *e - we wir. Warrants. the Mesjican és a: > * oe ME imams: e American ‘ Oks fis, t-quid Cartuonie ‘e and P Steel Car Se em) Si nelajr Pipe lune ee) OPPN reritemd ¢ BOOM Porites FAaIne. but others tee util 4 One and Sigil Wicca ne and eer ials were mactive a aryimed bang 2 “« » igre : hs : - ‘ , ae om by y ’ Pe “| . a the , “ : ere |e Fas et ge SaaS, 1Oes Gag | Sinorh Oe a anay snk 10 “Waist!” called Lena promptly. y , TH GOV ernmen: lomue were quiet. a £) te — br | American Water Works Ea le} 2 ing Prirye a: enti: F ‘ aia ; ‘ } , ey | : 7 s ™ . : | 7 . of] 1M ; ! ‘. to See ncn ne eee Ol Bee = pretend tee in | ae) sa oer - : aes nN a} eed , . - - e - | ?'ifit ee Thia,- } 8 ; * bot : en , , ’ . ) > + “ al j 9 ' ; h : me , s m “ ! “a tries P SUPT ing ir +: Tithe w lia Fe 4: * “ a . mn FS AG Lines ty. Ua TO % ; i d 99 4 a ; 1AQn i o * Curing a ae Lie ~o Nao Fy + a6 x mo ty oe ; : a iL ar en ° “‘e rime aC ine . Ka roy. : ‘ ec . , a : ve 8. of : » Ppe, 8 ~, ; ’ ‘ ip Lat , i j ; ‘ : ( : ’ Ll. "eA oe rye . +. 7 Po ip Auk = «: oak one. | a ie oie ay tone 2 | y . ; f imems a get ete ey iss | mS Ran ao see one eae “NOW ready!” called the Psychologist. “Silk!” x ervcre) $45,000 000. ts r . £4 0 AMO over 19t$. MONEE tet te Eo sig Portes President. Uy Rare uni a rf a ng Sige tf £ 1 jb» Srey Yet income suis” a} e-Ae T ers [138 Bene tay? 48 1ORL 10:55 Jn {1B Bheetng s 5s, $8 Beis pase os re ‘ ah asa, laren are “eves Fake MAK. BIDS AND OFFERS RO Seca tte Mia) ieee tae eee a Pretty!” responded Lena. She saw no reason to (. 4° on ee en “pele ‘Sen ae Melos Zuard against such innocent words, * * * * Then he els ts af) } Revenue. 4 Peet te tte she Avent be : hidden lover. * * * * It took her s econds line [commpared with B18 ne tor 1925. Om a a Se. mw Coe Fe MUIR Tas ie) 1 ALEC AL id hs 1043, 3h eae 00 er some seconds to think LArs fs the fourth of the Wearld's \laster \lan ; ' is BOR P = aah s de . " . La? \ee- | ; TUR ' ¢ ? | oe : teh wre | Le , : OR, : of a word farthest from her rea] thought. Tlunter Series. “L Arti A are appeartng in the moe 8 SS gy npn ae Be y wives ; a : . ££ hi br eteey} ; . n : : i Wes +. ey : a — ) “¢ ° ) . . Dered with $123 gan ne hee : TTY BONDS. Rapidly he went through a list of repared words : : ae IN WEIGHING AND GRADING So ier | pone" rie gatas yf , ” a yi riment which ts distinguished by its 7 eutonte : ‘horoughness. When a crime qs committed in Atlanuc Coast rine Operating 4; ac ! fee | 1° Seige : er et ae : -.4 a $6 q ris , eee AS Pee ee co RAILRO. i A ‘Ly: . ; , Mee Ms | 31 T Pne cog oS Me, Bea oar on ae ee called: “Hide!” There sprang to her mind her | wav operating mrenue of the A he oh ~ } . : tor 103" Saw BIRT ASE 124 for December 199% “Net oneratiag cor ' ’ “thee sR oi ere ahe Post-Dispatch. Lhis installment, COM- Da fede net mon! #1 CAS.806 com: a eden Piete in ttself deals «ith the Berlin Police De- INCREASED 70 $] A CAR 2 INDUSTRIAL BONDS. . mu ie ne : ss : j ' i ee) Rae ae ea Ol So eras, 2,08, SON Sie oe That will do now, Lena. he said. “I will add only us furisdiction the criminal 13 pursued, not : ; r iinet: « 2a. | Me eee Are | * ae ” aa .. EER a ; A | ns we this. If vou want to give up vour lover to Us. the merely hy MIEN, but by Qa Machine—aq machine Srsis ” 1 ye 77 Pre , 'nvUBt act.ve elocks deal! ) lon t ieee? Cente jyre Sepras ee aor a an ] 7 / / / , . / ANnouNeed V Pete py, n° ‘hes , i : * ny 2 103 Mf} y B . ie f ap - : Pee ~ + . ve, XU? - . o an n elevators here, be. | Le Ba ee. a along for company!” He made his threat good * * « in ee mea : : =>, ° Ss Josep} hunsas og . os 8A : : B 34108, (asi! phe, ‘ ° an Metal ee) : Berea wther citied, turnes| A ter eon dA ates tc) dg wight adn Be SA MS “ * but the rea! agency that brought these two men to head aa ° OMPLETE Story in the “2 Bein 6! Sy?! RB Be P2 got ¢h “te1a sean gee their end was not human. At least it was as little ‘ yor ns yr eng of human as a machine ean b ~~ <eeceniasenniasetenme Ee “lome Of +h nth on oh ! Clings Y x . “aati re. ae: | , ‘ = fe : , i oon | ’ pe ete She VRE gd Binning ae @ Jean monthe, | 22 27 a Tint] ¢ CX Wyre, § Boor ose rhea | genius for machinery 1 ¢ Vv hanica] So eae er i 2 Sesh ocala et ee ee ye? 10'S | 1 i gen 2 ae S fi men of whom little more is demanded than to move ‘as 1) ISPAI CH rm Th alee, BY : Mt the returs ommane 3 Sh | 12 CR ersten by ge wears. This year the}! ; . ** ‘ . ipie rf ‘lifes Sree is ee # *#& @ —« & , ilk ees ania... : ‘Ke perfect cogs. ecrirnte 805 anipments , i Rvoh ine + | : : | on " a ‘ ; ‘es 1M j : n ga sr = ~e 60 p w M , J ° ” , Pe : ¥ ! de ‘ : 5 , rier Stork. 70192 ol: 0. r etd bt oP s $10 $8 ae $11. . i. ” DH rie. few ive ‘ein dp sé 14 25° wo. oti! Ww x. ducers ion,. $16.46. SS ie, bu <4

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Ry iF the Aetraecms & et Raretidh ee en % er ae Pees Liat CORT 8 a leily ee ee eS ee ee ee 4 ee aes Zar , he Bodog ef PO us Pe Oy OBE = a+ De ap ¥a entry, ELI ALN ee Taine ee. SOR EA AS Se AMD Pree - TO rR, ope Ane eRE peels fhe. ORC AE A ROI EN NIE te ergs at ge om ty Agee of — 4 PR SE TE eS Ry op Vhe > aha ai ba FS a Y te a Ae WRAY G HY >a - a ieee eee ate Re #T. LOTIS _POST-DISPATCH © When a WORKER in the FACTORY or the OFFICE is an urge a ee 10 ~ INCREASE IN’ STATE INCOME TAX PROPOSED Also ed Higher Corporation Levy Provided in ee ils a ba | ae Ry the Jefferson City Correspoad- cnt of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CIT Representative UL. Shannon County olile for increases come tax and aceag oa the eee principat. iiaaie the item oc terest be removed I can now sgsa> mo reason why the bil! should nor be approred. But i¢ in is to be allowed on this vertainiy result in an ettort {0 7e- open an endiess number o% c«'a' which have alreaity been settle? DANCING SCHOOLS IN TURKEY ORDERED TO SEPARATE SEXES Academics Must Locate on Main Streets or Close. in Con- > Walate riit 'a * terest 7 Aim. 1% > 138 CONSTANTINOPLE. § Jan.. 29 — Men must dance on!y with Constantinople dancing schewis ind women only with wemnen (;over- nor and Prefect have so ordered ir an ant!i-dancing crusade started ’o!- lowing the banning of the Chariles- ton. Dancing echoo's also a@mit children and must pro: separate rooms for the two sexs. Furthermore. all terpsichorean academies must be on the main streets. Those now on side stree’s and alleys must move or close. ee - : t Steamship and 26 Men Lost. NEW YORK. Jan. 29.—Twertr- siz men comprised the personne! eof the steamship John Tracy. which ts believed to have been !ost with al] hands Jan. 19 tn a storm east of Cape Cod. ewners of te veagei announced. The John Tracy salled from Norfoik Jan. 8. ‘ar Boston. and ia believed to rave struck finmating wreckage. Jan. !° 2 a heavy gnoewstorm. men .— ' ’ ’ NEW YORK DRY AGENTS START RAIDS ALONG 100-MILE FROAT About 100 Establishments Bet wees Park Avenue and Albany Threat- ened With Padiocis. NEW FORK, Jan. 29.—Th: shadow of a prohibition padlock ‘ies across a 10%-mile strip of ‘and from?’ fashionable Park avenue i: Marhattan two-thirds of the a; up the Hudson Valley to Albany. Yesterday compiaints were serréu on 49- places between New Yor} and Kingston, 73 men and 19 wor- en being named as defendan's. 1°: name o’ Jobn Doe also appeared 41 times itn the papers. In eact instance summons nd eompiain! wag gerved on the proprietor, bar ‘ender and owner of the offend lding. Ther are answerat "0 davs. after which they wt!) t« ete@d@ on the eatenGar of the pada iock cour’ A Park Avrvenve. night cromwr as La Basque, Was yesterduy morrirs. Prohib: ageuts seized $2099 worth of Hauor three arres‘’s Ther: ash:onaviv ocressed cc u and made were pies in ace. The > piace iliage. Genaturizcgs pliant raided wae ?:: where a lars: was dis Greenwich WV a! oho: Attorney, s. 6rail arms aie Mac veen sent Valier to “mop places agains J\ Bad Deer LYNCHING OF THREE NEGROES IN SOUTH CAROLINA UNSOLVED Grand Jury at Aiken Fails to Find Evidence sufficient to Jusufy _ Indictments. AIKEN, Ivrnchin Clarence Lo wm ficial! ("arolinas ce .aet Wednee- day had heard 1 ttneases. ine!ui- Ing #*\en persons ers in the Lowmans Wer They iousiy had sons ther recognized among lynchers. W. W. Rogers, Consta.}: n charge of the investigation, an hour —_ a half ained the name of aimost the community sus- having taken part. The grand turers. who had carefully instructed by Judge Johc- tno than a ““proba>'e case, a prima facie case’ was neot- ed for them to bridge an indictment, etches in their the state- ment that since a great dea) a aacaee had been given the crim? hoped equal publicity would be given to the sentiment that * Go positively condemn Irnching mob wriolence or anxthing clse *hat would reflect on the State. SALARY OF $12,000 A YEAR VOTED TO JOHN L. LEWIS Head of United Mine Workers Had Been Receiving $8000—Pay of Other Officers Advanced. Br the Ase@ociated Pree INDIANAPOLIS, [3 Con4 AN Lewis, pres:- dent. was re 1 todar be the United Mine Workers America. when the delegates to the bienria! econrentien vote: $12.900 a rear. His salary $5090. Salary increases also were Philip Murray. vice Thomas Renney, prev tified for had obt everr person in ~ f pected o°% heen son th more “7 repo: - of? Bw “0 van ie se idence in literate of has beer ~oted Presider? and secretary -treas- a increased 000 to $8000 annuatliry ncreases, howerer. were = 0° +7 > - | after a spirited oppo- it« A: appro. 3 } ae. Otte Ce} I a« a and agains’? *he in a constitutional eevera! ate Speakers i. 0 “ePgses amen:-j- heckled and e rT - repeated: 44s trict acting and ‘ss appror- tsa4 * 4 jenate COnY @Q@nr?*-s As &o aa roa “ad “~OMNein ite 3-e@-. A demann to. recejre the , ai. the opposition ig seein 4 . fer a rvi'tea! 34 “er egsg rw ‘ ‘, A} er cent of tke ° 35 jeiegwatee ™ ho a? ee antiadministra?t iaSting severa! dered -. Lewis Severa! oo?” -Against the in oDphy ‘se spec a. ; scaati Unident:F eq PPersons on "ear tical] > ? ne 1GQet A¢idany as rengeance agar: Trv estate of pal: I’res; yn" . ch 2 ¢ ~~ > . . . of the vi ime ere fau27 Tilia Whi deen Antanas President Tiec eer Ta T thi uaNnhia eed ng i e a 64) eb epoar ee | sic ee ~ .. . after he and his aie am! ™ Se - : al ( fiarges tia on friendly een Overthrown by was ome cf? *} downfall? LONDON, Jan. 298 cee Lith 3s. Nia legat here said today th Presi« iefana had no , but that the President « wife yrother named Chodaka. ‘ved with him wile and ¢wo ch:' dren at Heidany. 49 mileg Rorrs. Attacks Wife With ‘Knife. Sper'al to ‘he Pret Mepatch. MARION. 113 Jan. T-ed Crenshaw 75 wears old. becam- sudderiy tnaane this morning ard With a pocket knife tn ere bani asd a 4.rk mis atkee attempted ane | ris ‘ts 2? » ‘ ss _ ie : ie ‘en . ‘ R . . % 34 | -. reco, er. it srothe: ya a a . ran -9 if§n aes he WARRANT CHARGES MAN SHOT HIS WIFE PASS AS — Beiieviille Woman Savs band Dniled Her in Stor. She Was to Te!! nd. serious:: Ethel, assault to shot wile Q@ Warr kl.a. Wag issued Mrs. her Was based on Isseiharid: " ? ~? } + he o@ Be. oe statement that husband. aft=t &€ S™MmOanaIng rev ‘amend to Cal] Doctor. Sne pleau- but he + e ~ ~ iriiies ~“*«te “7? 42 + t > ei ~ *- o- Mmdtne? > Gay > - a ssaaPq.. Awar. ver Threw Pistol the 4 revo! is. wtf remnNored ser he. later hardt, ‘To is 32 would gite reason posai of oe a 7 vicinity » 4 1k J« Ieselhard: heiler works his father LIQUOR CONSPIRACY INQUIRY REPORTED AT DAYTON, 0. Prosecutor of Cincinnati CaDrams eo - ey 7S om UP ®) act ~ onference . : a w_ 3 er. nar per ; ~~ ** ? ° . 3 req Ff & i. i3@ a grand "te oe a which C Years ago fon of more and cemen persons. ent »5Tere mer” a ee, ‘arg ‘ 1a ge MAY DEPARTMENT STORES TO RETIRE $5,500,000 OF STOCK Bonus on Preferred Shares Will Require Payment of $6.97 1.- — in ee part us- * arr Cepartment store here iscments in ether irP@i On Apr: “.\e@ a bo Drese--s aggrega‘e au iss je $8298 699 ad heen a:reacy rarire, ” _ eens. | ings nm t2e 4 uv: New glares a~ai'a* “= * >= aw av’ “a . ae ye A « ae abes. Ernest Moro and a sist°r. ee ae ee '* 1uUS- an ee INTOXICATION FAILS 10 Driver Gets Fine and Work house Sentence— Rheumatic Motorist Treated Lixe vise. Wren cha argec +. their machines *5h1 4% rere haled into Poli: > 2 - ._ vr eTaggerea LT Oot caid *he Ju 4 DESPONDENT OVER MARITAL AFFAIRS. MAN TAKES POISON Frank M:« Dowell. 23. Recently Re- leased from Workhouse. Reco. - ering at Hospital es Despondent £ ‘son on we fe A. rZXADUe™” ay ali, rrenrrt BYRNE— DAV ee ee ~ Te 6 sacrrc granam. ther er gerenty. f. 22> , =e « “egaelhaueer « 4104 Manchester arerue On ae I ODEATHS GRASS WAN N— entered into ; Jan ($T aserann meet HES SEL Mbt s—P arr: Wf oa Ace dt ERGENS— sat - a LIV ING STON—Ex ** 7 v M ARPEN—Ectere: "44 42 . ot age 4! VF og MeRENIT Ep: ‘ ~ er ——- yx. ae cal. $: CARPENTERS * BUILDERS | A RID: m Dv ‘:o0aqc7Rn iasd n- (ee! i@ ¢ gorse renee ed, r 3:4 v @orease ‘q nem anc md — wert ‘ "23408 Vienne av “rr terne Se we MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES (YUNCRETE cut ard «crers.ed © tho “theut hast asi ig. raner Construc: C A he ~ PAINTING BROWN. LE Y- —TaEne, cane e£ abe, _ ts So © ad +i. ad ReralRe Sinem io . -s ef ORSHAS t * 1* A G. Brauer Supply Co, 79 REP AIRS WALL PAPER, m a e.4’ ws CLEAN’ = ETC. ter ~ - _ * --- 2 cg a = -Tin Caste ‘zee ae We-n-gca = “miiay Neg - 2° B st. Cash D: rave Sunday DETECTIVES iIARGRAVE SECRET SERV? HASSE dace ites m.salng :uaransty Bidg GA f NSTRUCTION _" Fring sing. manic uring. =~ Louis A -ademy SO¢ Pine. cs! 7uf echou Be - 2! « n ’ ine.’ Gicerertes DE! on ar Trade Schools +e Mane piates. 2°! Sle Siar? ; CH .. oF MEC SANICAL TRY. J > (; rPanc. Room 3l 14 ios} ipienaad proteaien: own Ousiners oa MEN— —Barhenng : iP og ae. \eicies Barber | EMPLOY MENT_ WANTED MEN, —s ee ee GIRLS «+. 2) oe eT Fs e~- ar: si. & * wer w om Lievet RS Ee = SA sd a \TARY MELP WA CRAFTSMAN —— ‘vaave side offer for ~g_] "a5 re») Sa. > einen he ¢ Tusli fications. Lanse “"¢ ing Mirh, 2 ry TC RER s “@ Re EXTABLISHED yw HAS VACANCY PORATION TYPE SALESMEN. MEN K3} GENERAL MERCANTILE — STOMED TO LARG PLAN WIL L TRA SoM THEE MEN AND PAY | START. ANCES. WeTeL HELP WTD VORMITORY ATTENDANT—For EA! HOUSEGIRL—White mri fer « assist with housrwork: wares 2425 Casi - a JUSEGIRL—<joeu. white. ‘ 448 Kingsland: P HOT FFCIRL— White. ; housework. An Victor 2990. ° & EACNDa? EL PER ‘TTarker and asaor'e Louie Lannérr. 1930 Yte LA’ NDRY HELP—auise ienced. The Laundrr. 7 MaNAGER—For emal! “er week Re'liahie Fema STEN: OAGRAPHER-— With etTper ence oo -a.ary M- en Mi | iepatch White ex aninet am %‘a”~ a 2800 "Chia, ga \LESWOMER — 3 »*ver nersranent CINDERS 4 ity cheap. Cals j revt aic cheap. ‘ermde 4947M ———— HOUSEHO! GOODS NOUSEIFES —_ el Jt) O70 pay 4i61 . s $255: i (Ali oni sb ss. Cites pet tL. ree) ee ‘ na nd-oiced ‘ce eact °° wre ah i -_ -f

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SATURDAY, Se a s MELP WANTED _mey 2 an blast. IRA es weg Mecnaneail, — Victor Fast Side manufactt):: 2 cor (-@) Man experienc ‘ aera) : —_——e tenance work. state ace x relery desired. _Box W 297° GRAD ATK CHiMIC AL Wr chemigt for smal?! cern. East Side: prefer etate experence and sa. M-414. Poat-T» ‘epatch ary —_ Z JANITOR: Room and, small w . Ww JESferson ‘son Aree - aati rhe et n MAN ANI Ww IFE—To ital take no children He Pp 5 EN msunta GIN led 10,768 AEE ES ser eT BE DESIRABLE RENTAL PROPERTY not TOO HIGH PRICED can be RENTED. ‘Advertise in these columns.0@ OW os erica 11 —_— — — Classified Advertisements in the Post-Dispatch in 1926— 304,668 MORE Post-Dispatch Classified Ads Are Read By Far - ‘Than A peared i in ALL the Other St. Louis Newspapers More St. Louis Readers—Both Daily and Sunday COMBINED! ountry place: t.. Monday. or phon id 2484. e br ar - Young or middie : trains: lone run. 28 8 ae. es we MEN—If you have sold any anything fully. house-to-house, and if vour © clean 4 Cath give ,_ ANIMALS 5 id: Pacmdoratetr sual’ tak at “ue ES—Pair. oS is eo. C, Vuov Toent with @ real futn TROUSEA. IDEAT, TIONS ang needlework ideas, opie = Woman es World Service Bureay. > make ern “y oo. with m , . urke. 205 a Times’ : RADIO fetio Repairing py NE R—Must be. tieh-er ; of dving action work % SC E—-Calle. $1.50. day or me f 1J 2 Bi vy repair lahtnan "iahg aon ) s kc Parkvi ~ Oo a and OF FICE FIXTURES | pertn rmanene, ire. adve rtists HOME Ba -Experi iced. eae = " as. . Dphy. pit) Q ’ : "a F = £.4 St. ite “s iT | a *@ OlW. (c1B) Eaperiene WN pew Houseke Hotel. Snes AS lh : as arid x’ ROOMS: WITH BOARD—West yo gee ri; So; escellent meals: FOr pity gs) (cli I 769—Neatiy furnished | wa rain rooms: home Lal . D ROADSTER, $75 Po RS HOE RO GE : 0: DELBAR 3624—R board: cooking: gavaae wrivilane. Li ti err LINDELL. 4260—Board. room, gentlemen SDE im ‘ * am 7 rve@ and 5) hot water: garage ) LINDELL, 42427—Spiendiay ane tere . c r,S100" ad ad floor. 376: 1 eutems 05 me 1g sacrifice $1195. 43 Eaeton. Segans For Sale BUICK 8 DAN, 1926 nin; furniehed : plenty of — are tag SALESMEN WANTED ~ A: Jui MIE: + puro men, te r° ott rie era! Motore pee ference uge Present te ox PER Pp, — Dia. ‘ CT Attention, j= Auto Salesmen i a Birt "Ty — . ape | “Cail FOres peepee AND sSTURB RB, FOTURES, Freed. orices casts of al) kinds e os lag NS MFG. CO. 15th et. , ee ones Suitable for dadies: make money in 19994 - must be sold in the a. to work hard towarg - BSE - BTo pov. (ort ave 8 ee ae ec OoLabe : , artieaingd ITER AND ADDING japon == MACHINES . For Sale ee riters. $3 ot. P.O. Bax AZ. wT T ’ eak booths. ig Gen MOy oR” down, bal- city. (c&) , Sai es sey! esentaticn . Ob 4 a Metl time oe « AND VEHICLES » ‘ , een BR Re _—— Dea eh > vening veterans zeicg, ref Pree prizes (cB) MAN'} a Wence ee OLD ESTABLISHED . - PORAT aa VACANCY NOV YPF SALESMEN Pas GENERA L, MERC AN Tr ACCT ST OME g (% mE wie” $8 Moreantora: Saad ) | CHAN DLER—See Standard. Like new: eecrifier ati open evenings. -3843 Easton. a. (fi) an: 1 ~6; down: like new. 3843 Easton: tr (4) 26 Chevrolet Sedan fg Eg 8. vas ownage wt 5 aa eee it GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP. 6520 % Gravois. ‘ (¢) McPH ee 4071—Boaré. room. s: is dje beard. i! untry style McPH PERSON. «08 Lares southern ——t room: Bieam hee on le. (7) c _ a Large and ee | rooms; twin meee. 5 vest st food. home cooked Roem for — : handsomely furnished residence ce. | fears suit SS aaa ae e750. doubie LAND. 4 _ ee a furnjshed went twin : hot-water heat: Gor sedan te in Highinnd’ sercen of extras: Kuaranteed : ge ren down. W. HH. Ow ington. FORD—Demonstrator. tudor. run an Here’ miles: many extras guaran a@ new car erices icon than the first FOR D—Tu finished (oT) E. ront reeom with bear tor g all conveniences. | Room and berd Tor 2. Par Stutz Demsenitester New straight & éedan: carefully | Griven fer very short time. carries full new-car guarantee; this is an {| VERNON. 6476—Cootner “oR eu): exceptional opportunity to eo | room; splendid meals. Forest chase a new Safety Btuts at a very ji | — discoumt: come in or | VERNON. 6432—Seeond-floor front rg | went tienen or couple employed: every von- | young people: excellent rd ay ongatic — Very desirahie | excel reasonable. ter: 0294.(¢7) oy REXZAMIN MOTOR CO ve , po cit Tou BLICK—1 FE its ara ; Ford -——' = i. SATTRDAY ANT ‘St SAY. r. a_i ™ @e crcles, 440 velts. B HELP WTD.—WOMER, Gi Thc MOTORS used, DORMITORY ATTENDANT —I o . curred, %4' to 15h. 2. ai pores. ADD raon. Met!had:.et business; sacrifice Weber for Bove Wagee Co.. 1 ‘x. meee &. c. and * Clayton gh dpe i i ENG Last ve gy hes Drag for cooki : “AUTOMOBILES | Gitti was Seat Gerinan genera! hous good home, 423 At herder He USEGIRL— White «ir! f Aeseret with housework: J lp ndre en —~ wares Ft S \‘astieman f $3 & HOUSEGIRL— ss = = - | ——— — —-——_———— —~ —S - — i - roum. eteam heat: ideal for man and wife or two girls emploved ‘7 ) JEFFERSON. SoOvla = Housekee@pie 0: _plefpi nning water: con irnces KENNETT Pl... 1824 Liane housek eep- e a a fe rf ‘ Auto Bodies For — BODY BARGAINS-—Alwars, reial, llror SALE—Wl MISCELLANEOUS FOR CIN DERS | GUaniity ON YOUR AUTO Bring your title and oS the np in 190 minutes. You keep cer. Balances at finance com- Cc fat ‘ "~~ Hi gt-a rheaD LIhermde 447M HOU SEHOLD Yahlem Finance Corp. pleasure; terms : org5 5. 33 C Olive FORD BODIER Coupes roadsters. ings. terms. trade 4106 Oitve. | tae. 1 of 2: weer; ren? | LAFAYETTE. i i —Room for bei nese nm: all conveniences. er tour: Rand Ta PAYETTE. (ca: 2108—New is re ome: i > MUSICAL || Seis * | goeges: | PENNEYLVANIA. |" housekeeping 17A——-Room_ iadv if desired: 151) — Nice. ail c= Beevth large po rsa: moins: vias Fay now Foo; .(c™.! * ger.ccal “feed GOODS 1836 ¥. Grand. Open Tul 9 P.M. -. nee ad > =. yon’ b ‘f . vs! we aL Wtéd.—In wate & 1 Cc |. 8 e#tock a ° ~Scern: closed car. late model tion considered only. Box E- 9 pur Nof- ; a Sh. “aT KLM 3 roo ome, le te: lat. $22 50) i51sA | smost._ .f.=— trola emu Trlret ge) nova Me 00 bol oe C's tapes ry i wa A HOUSEH’ LD a@oops wal : iNs—PFurnitur’. carpets. Je : hte as : ciweell tt ge or erik. " he ts: bs | Lad versie . Tee m: ‘agh peri. ee. Schober. We COlMfax 4@5° cal enye here. Se TURE’ Wro 4 sgtente > " ote u teau. Victor § | To}e is ~ A. $a 1s ‘ emma 1926 ates a 6 coach priced to 7 i Chevrolet Coach i Mite. LaA- © 4 B BOOM CORP: B8t0 Gravois, GIRLS @r Ansix« Big ey 07 eg la ° : tmtat ¥ Coupes For Sale ee J Ck—1028: Tpessanse’ . ecupe evrolet oupe teed. a iot of catras. a: a areas | $s MOTOR CORP... 6820 Cravois Rs ve: RS Soper, go, 81254 CLOTHING ie J OK RAE COUPE ; - i 3012 Ch 5 $1 08 “Jewett Pr atte nt her sontana F ea! shes VRB. CEntra “? vear. EST PRIC ES _ MISS ne RT AU ( TION co. is NORG ore : == a , a AAI i.UM:'’ (rAl—i ofr @ tons, , bY rent 4meisl. : er es ae ee 5 Bit COAL. om Leta heat $6 mit “4. > Re ei Call. Us for evecial prices on coe. © fereorn J1- 1) Bt - a =e ee. Be tires at a Owes Oe.. 3318 Washing: FS a on aye Sunday _arv fave ; Sine Scareento gs mine run $4 d0- te’ RD COUPE, $1 5. 50 sree! clean | we 3 siinwet _ weater per fect . ™m A tne SRE “ mo sunk: cer is * soctect | Delis ‘ores from Qs | ' ¥ Pkine Mon XCHA TLE — 18 5- @ucm: tike mm “JEFFERSON 4088. + vasernge- ‘72 4( ~— ea! are a: -° ; ume, ic6) gveee Upen ce mis BB e- i 90-day guarantee a lot of =] f too chy | cn } } ey Sper; Saeaiiont con. - im | and pri cevire rolls: com for y te of 31 light Aek 2 es ord's ies (e) we south reeme. all conveni keeping: rene. widow's Lome: garace. \ ROOMS and SHENANDOA 4 } 8 er ping er hor | on 287 WITM BOARD— CITY I to care for In my home ivr | , Ps gy Ae aaa or ® a WANE ERKLY — roome. electric. PL. 1 745—Si0 leéping rooms : in ever’ ic7 a? ‘cQ}) r Be wee ‘ = phone. | 1 (ec Room ND RD—Levely room fer i2 as A TR. icel) | | ROG AN AB O—fFront: running wa-' pt be DE! ae omen, for | icl) W ; WARRINGTON. ae32-—F rent ee GRAND. 3457A &.—Neatiy furnisned room. | gen : WES a. it PINE, —-. Neatly furnished TOUs, | 320. | and ROOMS FOR RENT—West | | cSDEDSS SYUG—3a west: well turui shed: | wentlemen or couple; reagonabie. (cG) | oe — Well Seretaned : at Lion TIxp Zz 4027 A— Warm 7 AAD Housck a Cepiig: ~ etch lacunae: newly decorated cPHERAON. + ; all ee furnished: steam heat. (cO1) } McPHERSON. 4027—Lovelv front room. ary kitchenette: running priv nee fa DF. OOF, _ ( MAR LAND. 4617— nd-floor front: | eou Ta exposure: Zaraze,. phone. ict) | Nhe techenpins 4008A—Laree front. warn) usekeeping room: sieam heat: reason- | ? INERVA. 5964—Trwo a — “SARYCAND. sleeping: reasonable. OLIVE #442-—Second floor east: nicely | m in apartment ic?) | 10. 1 ’ Boyle. {runt ryorns: | on hay Or u im, (c6) | | OLIVE Furnished rooms, running | water: heat: $5 week. (cH) { VE. FI rf 2 front connectin huuse- i ghee cepitie rooms; steam heat. JEfferson | (ony) | FAWE. ao room, heuted - 4leo ho recom. el) | = t front Tigusrkeeping | c7 4 i —_— ly an Forest Bisse (c ey rod si ae > water in — Ln. VARIA. usekeep | RAYMOND. | 220m, | ; nent hoveekerp- , ellston. CAbany | (ce ; 4310—New housekeeping. JEtfermon 5843 aay EB: weil ieee A for 2. —— 1511 Nice on rooms: al) Conveniences ; $031 — Larne ee 4 ee rivate Yaqui! “front aa." , n Poe FY 4s beny SRUSA. gentiemnan So fete ie as in steam-heated Spent. ment. , we pe | a ee : e7) | treble front: eggs gt % exclusive | home: gentleman: te Mut) af 1 gentle | for two eq 2 Seach beat. bath ae #17 N.—Conftecting and singe | TNION. 1426 N—2 oF zy ; necting front rooms. ¥ j BPTI 1—1 fami! T° hot- water t. NON. 3504—F ousekeeping : ae. water: re ; vEMNUN. 6 /U0—Hudie-deeping roum, 2d | fluor; reasongbie; also one sleeping roow. | FOreet 1962J ic6) |; VERS beautiful con- | decorated anc tant. lat west: 22 front commecting heuee reving roome. ra and cold water | in reams 2004 hest (ot) WABHINGTON. song, 3e and k:! itchen- hou south front: 9 Mrantiemen. ic8) NGTOR. are ished ; Ri sie CoN MimOURt f gam. Tel APA Tune 245 West Pine bl ineinere- tea tions, fLardwood to manager, 11 ‘90. Forest Park Apts. i) a. Southwest Fei Neon ed ask Rivercite Bi | 1035 N. GRAND BL. WARTED BUSINESS P’RP’SES Hours: 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.(c8) MALL HOT r rveomin house, cen- " coals Md ai tor furnishings. Ap- ply to H. Bees. Marion Roe Hotel. (c7) PLAN ca speci fics tivus tions by "epeciaiizing on email) homes _ =. REAL ESTATE—EZXOHANGE te yg 4 rgems. , ara, RISORA. 4817 SON, eee a FA Nerinanston. J gf rob rsa $52.50. $68 Southwest corner Clayton re ye 1 outsville - tile beth, haré- woud flocre and other modern conven jences: nicely arranged: heat furnished: fopen for inepection Conece@ion. GLICK REALTORS. &22 Cheatnut.(c8) | WREAS PL... and ai’. ’ | EX’ N RIG _ ya oom a | 3801 = Chaerel 1700, Ask i ue an . wae ees APARTMENTS FOR RENT ("AGE cee e 5 i a —FURN icB) iSHED e WALTON, UC gag D Central , ure z t. $st| ieee anetenen wenn -aanpsmness- ane emenemnenneemmn ena = ; |, CLUB HOUEE—On the ®t Fran Te River ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED ROOM AND BOARD Wid.— An elder's lads rtab.@ of 80. refined and well connected. wants a comfortable home in a hovee with mod- ern conveniences and weil! heated requires some persona! attention: i prepared ae pay rearorabir Rox F.-lef. P.-L 7 WA? Room and board ty voung cou - pie of refinement and culture. with Fr vate fami! referencer exchanged. CAben: 0110, 110, eak for Porier._ _ MOTELS A ALAR HSlel. | “$i a days; weekly rates; HOTE!, Pershang PYCt, tub. howe bat! 8. Garage AV ALON St. ‘LOKRAINE. 408 SN. Euclid. comer 8, . Phecurtr, reno ing bath wer Cm: NEWSTEAD nore. rostaed and Olive NEWSTEAD Phowe edd fu hed: terme reasonapbiec. its aos Louls cleanest, $5 up ~— ‘ ive. {ch monthiv rates L winter "Blue etAL ‘The Muntineton! — | weaamT Reems. ne - tba bed LINDE ' 4300 Landell: large rovorme. THE HERMITAGE ane } ashingtor. oom with ee SS SS with bath. Cal) DEi- mar 464%. BILTMORE HOT! 7 Reoms with beth. 9t and 3 h $1.50 Gay. 9 weok ioe erateae 2 & reomw an ‘apert- ' Ment. (cf) ee RESORTS For Rent | APAK i MENT—4-toom 4: WESTMINETER water: . fe; + | | $5 . MULLANPHY. 201 Vhlaconk a3 sae _ alse $40 Avoly B16 §. "Brosdway *| FLATS FOR nant rornahed South F furnished, every: | 7474 for appoint: | eT ow Bou oe REBRAL. 2604-4 r . furnished ; jarge. light roorme. OLAR oll \., cellar, newly decorated ell eonverienes, only $35 NX ¥. —w rooms, Koned @ . oh apply TT DISON {BURA La room oe bath. toilet. $30. Sper. °jJ2 Mad room f men ———_—_—_ pena tric; $16 and $37._T¥ ler KAI ¢is X§— - path, electric. rooma, secend 4 g-— Preond, MOderA — “Geo ‘contaxs 73teW MARCUS. 152774 —46 neeh sept MONT RADIO WANT Senday. lané rent oniy 45.8 1 ge im ever) aa | S508. ae oe NR Wee | BUNGALOW —-Fo- sale of tals rent reaevaghie Som |S CROCE HY —Did cota had er me —— "4 s)) ‘ neat. tile bath, BAe GROC rt. aT mt, nang oa - g car barga/n and fixtures al hor at i Ar. 8308 aun er cal! ofice. CEatra! oy a > te simu. 2 wi. ey ! den Aban | Pe gence “CAbany 7180. CON RDOMiiced lexatiea : . bed health; cheap. _Contrai _ ow mera aie St—0600 rece tore. a2 amas Bion tom) “ ee ~ Peis eee er eh A, + Ou aye OR Ft me eile tenn Mite aan Annlinay Hon oo ono ommapy® ee, pre > ~ . « ee poe ae a ene ee ee rae t~- mee a ~ ~. « ” * ene + " >t RR - noes ‘ " . a — is. 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$ SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 29, 1927_ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH ALDERMEN DISCUSS SHPO ms mms ov NUT OF ROBBERES| ACSA Wms EVER. RTS NI CBI DING 1) OME TEAR | APES MADR CLE PAE YING ATW TRAR Representative Says Diaz Would ee | ee 4 aa rag “ ‘he Aanociated | sie | a 3 An ordinance proj pS SATURDAY. JANUARY Sip . Pastor in Terre Haate Arrested for ows oun, te Chae, Lawes © MEXICO CITY. tar 29.—Pedro BE SAD AND ENLARGED Resistance to Fables in WARSAW, Poland, Jan. °9— ‘rz on Locust egal oo a as | Zepeda, representative of the I.ib- Schools’ Fourth Reader. ‘School teachers here oppose radio twellth boulewag i a a _ aa0c a street. and on the Br the Asmociated Press. era! Government set up in Nicar- See eee pag ort oon ° a Zz 29 .. ag retarding children’s progress in teenth street, be et CHICAGO. Jan. 29.—The decap- agua by Dr. Juan Sacasa. stated 1B TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Jan. 239. icin death |. Mids Mamet a cecias aia oe pig ton a ; a : . | tbe "4 ’”* WVicti rdavy that Libera! forces had: Five Stories for Offices Will Be Either Christian Shafer. pastor of —~ : : . Rate eesti darse Sure | :ees “ae » as h. Victim yesterday th ‘ Ve STOTICS TOT 12S wit he} S ‘ ro Motion to Indorse Measure itated body of Frank B. Forgy, = Dollar Not Enoug won several victories in Northwest 4 Qt + the local Full Gospel Mission, will S°"s prepared during the hours of “st pot princes : ‘ i. . ~ ! * ' S — ¢ t ~ ~— eg by the Pending in Congress Referred years old. of Crescent, Ia..astudent Increases it $ 5—$/0 Taken Wie ‘aragua over the troops of the Added to Locust Street allow his il-year-old niece and breadcasting are unsatisfactory pom —e 6 to Litilities Co ymumittee here, was found on the Illinois From Sock of Kroger Manager. Conservative Government of Fres- Structur il ward to read “Cinderella” and other and they hare suggested to higher aie eer 3 po 7 Sale é Central Railroad tracks early to- dent Adolfo Diaz. fables in the fourth reader. or he educational authorities that the Mrs. Henrtetza day. Forgvy was studying with an Nt Pa ee Zepeda said that if the United ig a es must surrender her to the Board radio be barred from homes where NEWARK. 0. ning . _o- " * m1 - 1 * , ‘ 2 p . ‘ian e ‘ ; a ; _ = - ;3 . Nepresentatis Newtor’s bill extension university and was living Two men held up Edward Wie- “tates. = 88 crementa! act of A real estate syndicate headed of Children’s Guardians. it was in- there are schoo! children. Henrietta Ewing, : 7 Pp Live @ Thal ¢haA i : ata al : justice , would le ave Nicaragua ee ? _ ¢ ¢} Ee timated bw Ju emi le Judge W hit- Nevertheless the use of radio w ‘dow of Gen. H ys pending in Congress to autnorize ata ¥. M.C. A. hore. gens in his grocery at 5101 St. Louis : by J. ©. Sanders of the American : sgh EPR RES 4 : noe | ; o a ee wees alone ana wou'd permit tt to han- aker when the pastor was arraigned while new in Poland, is spreading furmer United Stans the city to acquire the venicie Gech Found on the youth's body was a venue at 6:45 oclock last night le jt ffairs Presiden® T> Foundry Co. has made a deai with +} “war fr h rapid! 7 ' foo mi Ead Bridge by condemnation inte indicating that he had com - avenu * .' die I'S OWN ATIAITS, siaent iaZ . ‘ for Kee Ding LnNe@ ward irom ner rapidly. The Hague. is dead as 0. sit ‘ sist ASS ics ava: OR ale «ana aa : 4 robbed him of $50. At2a.™. who has been recognized by the the Southwestern Bell Telephone .. dies yesterday. : for free public use was the subject mitted suicide. The note asked po- 4?¢ robbed il site 5 ; ree ; . United States. would not remain in ‘Oo. to purchase the Kinloch Build- Shafer refused to agree to allow | of considerable discussion yester- lice ae notify the father, W. ©. today a pair of robbers forced Hur- . ” Laven e - f * @ tk o = oe ' al . : a ower 24 hours. as nort + ormer of ¢% irl ¢ the text book. day in the Board of Aldermen. The Forgy. at Crescent. From the po- jey Parker. 1916 South Eighteenth , oth . . ge Ee eg lan oC ag hich peinP neat ig ; ning lies.’ he A . a - . “ A oe * . - ° ‘ »* bn Ys “Sy ? =e. ¢ wnoicns re © |“ TTI i 3 P ra ; board's Resolutions Committee re- sition of the body as it was found gtreet, chauffeur of a Yellow cob | $150.000 for “Miracle” Film Rights ith and Locust streets, to aa cant owe e =. r ifar : bt ao H Vw _* ; lder " ; + s 34 ’ r Lif . ide. ive- Ty a l- er O agree i Su id ! ’ ported in favor of adopting Alder- -by a suburban train motorman, to arive them from Tavlor avenue ae: ANI ma ee eile i we orn a five-story} i- said. eit =! : 7 _ : } * ¢ . . _ adaaa rire , , “¢£ 7° ‘ : man Studts resolution urging Pas- jying directly across the track. po- and Olive street to a corner near ~n eat Mit. Mistcle” which has i ee ee ‘ — - Bases noted B Fei | G Sa iN S YV a F2 _ se = ’ ° . . Ti 3 . .0 ‘ aa « > ‘ . sii aa sede ‘ wrt \~ FOV 7 a in ” ‘ ‘ia 7 ” — sage of the bill. Finaily. the meas- [ire judged that Forgy had placed Forest Park, where they robbed | & Be teen trent Mins ce rther improv sage be 1€ Case was co = : . ‘ >, hs ais 737 . * : ; ; “ : veen pres Rie: ‘ : at ; oo t Nii 3 > on the groun: f-o0r antici- f war referred to the I Ubi1C L tlie him cel? in the pa h of a train. i , 14 and drove away in the = : i 3 . - . o aia pelts Poti sa v * vs a ae later found ahar donned by Morris Gest, nave been pur- té@ the removai to this lecation BR New Sovies a 7 - een ' &¢ - 5 iceman ~ icIOUSs Dog. Cc , i r j;OoOUun« i 4 ' .¢ i ee, hy First Nationa] Pict, res the enilr ‘ " Fire now - ti . eG ress " Alderman Udell deciared passage 4 policeman. called by a resident at’ Euciid and Seott avenues a nt : Hal Woor 1° i nl Tor O. the Tau age ge vi 2€ ? i TOKIO. Jan. 29.—Japan teday : . sibs ates se teh 7 bps a : rrPom 1a: yOGS, & : 1 OTkK CCUDYS al nf the ground 1:00 . of the resolution would be a mis- of the neighborhood. yesterday Merritt D. Taylor, driver of a .. estrical produc: tac a tenertel ity tines er hel hee eons fe _ iiding accepted Dofgalefskr. former soviet j en : apnea : ; } P' j ee e 2 Ps . Za : e : - é ; Cheé Perse 4 ; . Fa GC. Se i tine ‘ ? : , Lik Lshitssad om « take, when the Citizens Commi hilled a black and tan hound, delivery truck for the Lautz Bak - consideration of $1 ~il ot 1 Tocust street. M:nister to Sweden. as the soviet) ‘ he SS = — ine Saie price was nor nnuo ced F ; Barber amet ies nega a 20) eden eee eeeee im the back ‘to police at ¢ Pp. 2. he ome ane is tl ae eb te woneidewabiy in a or Porter remem- Municipal an: as or.dges. pcan Fe + [Aq , ren? was held up at eKland Ome ice i, nd Andrew eee. St ee , tens aoe ees ’ e Aenea! ard at 3911 Thrush avenue. He : - eee a? Se Se = = pending before the Public Utilities ne oae, cartridge Woodson roads. St. Louis County, grocer at 345 hippewa street, ¢xCcss of $1 000. , a cogtral |exmaaw em an ee ber the Post Dispatch ‘ : }seq i as - s si i " “ 34 ‘ac ad WwW eh = maders in Dd }. ' ae al to t ~~ Committee. and passage might In- by two men who took $22 and es- irrenderce fow minutes Associated i =a ogg schoo. for operat tip n e upper reaches FAR MORE St. — svndicate. which is to be KnNo*fN a8 four floors and in the purchase con- dicate opposition to the bridge ex- caped. late} : Hah . ¢ °5 ‘hbeSanders-K.nloch Syndicate, are tract is allowed to continue oc- Louis Readers than any change before the latter was well lines. from °4 to 25 feet. was re- A man Who held up Harry Wit- At 6:99 mn. today a DERES _ A Os UR Se ee ee Sy RA. ARE Z oe ¥ m a : - " ' bad of ee * : * % mR ‘ ie - ae “a eS et KS bas en . ERE RP agro oo ieee ’ aah : ee Cee ee jena Tante 2 Abe ¥ ™ ¥ - rar 4 - ~. - Tad ds ae > TE, SRS: ei « ww ba fe a ad My. ow ? i “> “ « ,. : - * . % “ ois . , OUEPENDABiLE ABLE ELECTRIC RFFRIGERATION ' Phones: Shane @ arse construction projects ftotulIng approxi- SEND FOR |! 4225 Laclede ~ 445: 5 942? ‘rye ' At Your Naborhood Grocer (ur New select Whele Life Policy tesued in amounts of $56,409 | Wen. L. ~ Mahone. Pree Pres. eK & CORBI Co. Geo ; eh ¢ mately a billion and a half dellars have been ! mask wahery Co. 2801 & Seventh. ‘aay a6 tue Sunesiadinnas Lite wen ott te ae cto cut yes oth i | . Nie V —_— | oy Wiling 05 Pay. ce, Poti Snaeee a ’e Delare Ut nierding _International Li fe Cash Paid When Delivery 1s Wade buildings costing LOO LOO or more. The la rere | : BRANCH OF hf. —_—— 1 GENERAL PAPER ! ESE EE ay "4 3 SWEET CORN 7 STOCK Co. , humber of smaller buildings for industrial pur- { Amelie Con ALWAYS THE BEST » | SEVENTH 4: CARR STREETS poses and for homes wl] add substantially to naanienaeanel come | Ps és uit. ie ‘ i | | | . Conan a tes South Side Uplaerig and ard ae eee es oS ( Eatra] — , : ; Kuonded ° ° ° ° ° 209 N. ELEVENTH st. ED 0 ED 6 ED) GED 6 GED © GED H GED 0 GED © GED) GED) GED | GED 0 GED GED) GD. Cam!) aD: Sen a %ob i &% a i te ~~ - ~ > > & ‘ee Faas VSS SPs Se Rane S*S a ss oes oe *% & & & & So Se ee “Entral 156 “. Leuis, Mo. FORE’ : 5 . Hagen ~ > , . ‘ "he 40 TF tw ye > ‘ " > FISM AND NEA roop P: t t NE -— t lcm wae rarer | that amount. It has bee n estimated that these 2 1TIs ote se. ar esteat cone! | rojects Will necessitate the pavment of more pro, pa. see sini ediiaadelte Phene GArfield 7222 j than SIX hundred million dollars in Waves ad | , “nN th 4 H ' ” 1 3 an Cin : ot ewest I Telephone _PRe : . . ° , PRospect 0211 3 * VICTOR MACHINE WORKS. Ine. § Louis laborers, operatives. mechanics and arti- ( 8¢T 4S coop as THE Best | _ ee bone al Ma ~ § tj 11 r and weekiy rates, $1.50 ' Sol — ia acnine ‘ 696-61 ~. Breadwas St. :. . cmought Ask mec about aa BE 4 sdissammpiataatsgininsaiandiane: men Is HOW’ € Jo ln aq Thhiys rece “de nie «] and CnAy ic «| ‘ es sitesi New York léfe's 3-in-1 policy. } ‘ =e aD «=> ep. ep. ep. ep: an-as- ep. |) TF ee aT the CVE. of t the nation ys 4 cry nod place inthe —a ( HESSE ENVELOPE & LITHO. = § GArfieta 1034 PERFECTION : TULCe § ses On some an . e GEO. W. TAYLOR 7 " Ww. A. WooDS Distilled Water H20 ta live nid work, Lhsilres a Comparative Stability i BOOST ST. LOUIS ' a = pred hare — . f ' t STATIONERY 0. ' Iuetilled and Hottled by In Whieh all whe will.mavyv share. i AND VISIT » | | e gvedipegendinsnic,.. | an pcthinibiseitntnniitnnienmn' § BOGEN TEATS SIT 8. BINGSHIGHW (Ay The Oldest Bank in Nerth St. Leus T Triephone (.Kand $98: and ¢137 ' LS. GOVERN MEST DErostrony FO 4 JEFFERSON BANK : } 20th & Bremen 9th & Bremen - sold isi a | i a ~ o-“eaet. and >(-al. Bettie i Capital. 6°00 660. surpinas. £450 OVO 9 " Jefferson and Erankiim ‘Ava. r BREMEN BANK Member bederal KReserie =) stem j { 405 Werchante-Laciede Bids FUL RTM &£ OLIVE. ' . ’ 1 Pioneers in Tras : Sey Meter Trecks in the %. Louis a 2 eee ten | COttas esse “1 ~ HARDWARE iy ! ORGANIZED 16s j Open for Savings Depositors } eres (FLM) QUALIT ee E t ei ae wt ato 8 O'Clock { FRED L. MUELLER ! i " Next Day Delivery —T Stories at oT oe 217-219 Otrwe St. IRWIN TILE & ,;!— (, wane = 4 icITY TRUST CO. t Easton-Taylor Trust ! ! Bisnk Books ' ‘ h 3h "2D cence emvemel RRA AN s ’ x “ . fi re ene " * »§ 7 ; * a ' , a , , *, , Tt Under supers ision of “tate and j Monday Evenings From Tile Beautifies the Home; ! TOOLS and CUTLERY ' - St > . | a _—-— a ~—-meed § SPECIALTIES, Inc. 7-14 Ne Fourth ™*. Joint rates and service with j ; 1132 Washington Ave. ' Company ppenngenem ae “ % S ow ae j ° ag railways to all points. 4 i BANKING SAFE DEPOSIT ' Taylor and Haston Avs. j § Centrally lecated warehouses. ‘ | BOXES j GENERAL BANKING 7 yt Personal Service. 4 | A Geed Bank to Bank With 4 | REAL ESTATE j M .: s Members ef Federal Keerve. ILLINOIS TRACTION | SYSTEM ; 12th and Lacas. CEatral $810 - __ = = ew oe ae oe —_= —- { p+ ae + a aD — 11 [Piece Hudsen <7" ae i f | E.asten Av. at Sarah %1. Banking. Real Eataie, Imeurence and , —fix the standards bs which j 1p safe Bepesit Boxes j % Member federal Keserve Srstem you judge a bank's scrvice. | Latted States Gavedninas Ganedine f This imstitution ix developing Hs facilities and building up | its organization to meet your 4 | amd those of your ' Broadway Trust Co. " i — mRe_—ne — PETERSON’S- 39 Tables and & A} lAdies and sentiomen PPLY COMPANY iiards and Bow!ting 318 N. 7th se. Louis i — and Gravers LiF TRANSFER & FORWARDING COMPANY 1421-1437 NWN. SECOND ST. EEE j en

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ss 4 Popular Comics _ | : Home Reading and EN PARKING ORDINANCE agg News Photographs | X *» —_ | WAH. | Women’s Features ae. des . S N rds Restrictions Placed on £3 ce iy % X i More Downtown Blocig, ~ a An ordinance Prohibiting ey 9— Inc on IJacust Street, teed ii mdio | Yeifth boulevard anag Th . | sirent, and on the cast side ote VY G/7 Y a RmNENRRKEE I RE fe, gate on” ae ' * yf eet : ; | Z ¢ from 7 a. m. to 10 p. ™m., Wag z Wt ao ba 7 ‘(bbb ddaacccccdedddZAQ0AELAQAQ0QA0A0Q0AA00900O00BB0B0O00Q0OCOB00E9BOBO0O000AAB0BAEA: elddldowurnrumnnnammunyy W Gi % “ | mca UM yu hfe 7 ey: hie : by the Board of Aiderm 2 :. 4 WJiishiiiiidisiidasadssada 1444441414424 ¢4220O gia had SOCOPEI OS oe. FG, CYUf/"/"Y —, | en y . : a a4 4+4e s a POPEPTOPIOEECEOP EE, Ahead hed? Ad 4447 GS Up. gddddiiny a Vg ly Wy SRR SATURDAY. JANUARY 29, 1927 192% PAGE i3 - Y . SRE Ot Ne ery . x - wet Ra Hs Me . . (ae we ata woe 2 ¢ Z % ote of tig | Y), Mrs. Henrietta” Ewing NEWARK, ©., Jan. 99 Henrietta Ewing, 92 ¥y > . Widow of Gen. Hugh Boyle former United States Mi The Hague. is dead here. ATCH WANT Ap: ANSWERS \ -~ You Need lf Porter remem- 'ost-Dispatch TAR MORE St. aders~ than any paper. os SOs. ae ~~ > ane ¢ iow ‘ aul Oe ce a ~~ « by ae. Le ee eee AF a bes it pve te 7: 2 » 5 lin, tained i ote. Ae \S AS oS jee . \ & 4 : & é a aOR ‘ Peg rm gh ire at tw ey TS tS Soo hhh tS bh bh a eh eds abd db) Be ? a ROS * =~ & ame ¥ ey . ‘ “A ” s ~ 3 + wy 7 ‘ . ee ne * % , ga Uy, ot yore 2 Gut, — Cleunusttolll Marshal Chang Tso-lin, dic- ¢ator of Manchuria, and one of the big figures in the present \ \\N Wee chaacteneacts apres SSO turmoi! in China. I'nderwood &£ Underwoo OO CEN FLOOD MAKING A VENICE OF CINCINNATI 7 Rising waters of the Ohio River, in Cincinnati, en- Rs > me iis SLOPE TP, eS ata sess oi * Ce f eS Oi ee VLLLLLLLYLMLLLYLYLL ILLUS LAN SITLL NST td Mts sbsssbssbssbsssssbbihbbtses: abled steamers to invade the . Ree ean Oe Ue ee ee Bare . . pr Si OS ee « , j : ys 7 : , . yoyo. rr r3 ; x? Dt ie ; : of Main street. —Acme phote. - - Better Help— ae et * > € yi GUMPLTTTATEPLOEELEDIEIPEEILOOOLEIEDLOLIEDOES rr) (eo — c0tscrsnrtrtll itt cecceaeamammmmammauamaaammammammamamaamammma! He UD A Z ( , Queen Elizabeth group, for Women’s National Exposi- Cuftu, tion, posed by Dorothy Lund, Cynthia Noel, Cecil The Ripenea #2 Mitchell, Jane Porter and Betty Brown. The pages are 7 ” = Susie Flint and Frances Teeters. ) J | x —By Post Dispitch slaf! photographer B ee ae ee : G "oe Lec dddccddddddddedecdddeacdedceeagaadadadcrcccccddddddddddsdddée KIRK & SONS EVER SEE A TALLER DOG? AND AP , LL Le eidecnddddccdddccccccddcdddddscddddddacdbdesdodesadd:: = 4 , ¥ , -_ Ae ni B: - ~~ = i : . ? ‘ 2 : ; Pe a » . , , WW, Gf/ULMULMLLOLYLLL LAL LLL LULL MILUL ID LLTOLOOREII ANOTHER D’ANNUNZIO Vili issih . * aan a »4 WH WH We Soy BA. NN Sow SSS NOON > QQ SPS SY as Ay WQQgy > >) Ww WOOK CHESTNUT B GANFIFI.D isee | ~~ nn ee : L — SAFE — EFFICIENT de a heating problem, and the installa- ers is a job for a heating outfit. We Wears of experience in the design and mg plants. | md Installed by EATING CO. WATER—STEAM | Greenwood BI., Maplewood hington BI., CEntral 6773 . S8Nag PE RRR Wah ae Rs ata E fm ac SBag s 8 . VEVRRWNYN a ee ee te | SERA RRA VVVVSSSS SLEEVE ras: o WAS NS TOWN ATS canna, Sask Wo as w oe e 7, . a Sek: A * ‘ . ‘ eo nin a5 > 4 oy Rae wesesEBQeSVsSVssVWSseasaane »> ante: ‘he WARE ‘f Ymmunyy YY ees aeeeetbaeddddca CULIMLIMULAAMAMUEh WY cceceecedede Yj, aunt Scene in residence section where the rising waters of the Ohio River have made travel by boat most conveni- 8 POSSIBLY A y s ent of all. —International photo mous Italian poet and sol- NE xe S eo >: : 7 RE 4 > i. ERE EERIE: apepIRIIEE dier, comes to the United Wy "4 oy GZ States on a business mie yt 9 FORMER BATTLESHIP ¢@ gioco. This marble head was recently 4 wy ali Rubber Goods. Try it. It is fertid unearthed at Jerash, Turkey, and ™ —Internationa!l pbheote. GYVUY NOW A HOTEL Z } > ewe interest te give this great r ff ‘ bic: me ai . es 6 % ¥ titans hig i ws : ‘ ‘ om a . € Ly, Y sive pane at a being ihe saint tH A Z Yl oauuurnumuunnuniundirnnstn ; - Yt, >, [ee ‘ (4 tch a trial. . Sng LEP OD es |) Pe Rs se es. ET Ss 3%. Wt, f , early Greek sculptor. ’ : Es te CR we oY gh EL : , Uy, rom | 7 Otavery e y Sell Thunderbolt Patches . ” Sad se ae t Oem oes 7 is Ie. ‘ieaaitaas Y oy, . —P. & A. phote Bave Used Thunderbolt Patches Fi $ Bein i ae tae Bee Cee = Why Great—They Cost but 50c. | ee wu. > > 7a . a | Am, ., : . ~ 4 a “Sine J , eee al Ne Nene wee OH om — . ME Pili ga rem slam RE) Ty ae RR Ree oa ne Be eT tia Yl, , ee ly ty: % Y “NV ee Ts Ys = rs : > - 2 SLR CRNA Em Ne. 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Q&™, Bi. at Penrose St. {ITT QH WH Sl Te te Rath te tet bt b> bet bp bt tee > bb b> b> bed | ON SSS i 3 s, af . ~ s a te i » ae 2 4 ¥ ~- call SO AN & SVQAWWWWBWWdi{On Dds —— Hull of the old Amphitrite, once a formidable vessel in the United States Navy, now 4 wm IE carries for its superstructure a floating hostelry, with all the conveniences found in a Y, modern building. It is afloat on Lake Worth, Palm Beach. —Satewestiensl phete Z Standing, left to right— Z Sam Trowbridge. Frank iy f° Gf COO IOOLOLULAALLLLONOUMOO AOL UL LLL OLUULLOMOLUL LN OOOWUOOLIA UU Blocker, Louis Pascow. % L RACI Sitting, left to right— Z “ity naiiiiaiaias Eugene Poole, George 37 McKay, Mike Vasilow. WNW SN au -enebneneamnnenens . . Ae ai om G , aa Yl MIL The H . = . 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reinte.4 Fer ¢>) dl Se 4 he Frerch and > he “na dlie,”” this eolor wii! hy to hear much “sand ons oc? ravy mavy five and (reg yr Ripe. ” ee 1i.4 fer sand is probabie ‘that kroen in Engitah Gat # prenvared aout ory ‘ts French 20 be “ma ble. ‘a color wirat: “lue an? avd of "s ' he ©.0°r ttonm wit! be seen o> « peetalivy dark blue a: bDiue and pink is being favored bv at least ‘wo. and dark Riue acd white: The practical qua’ 'tiee of dark bive have for cen- fturies krew ‘o ard YY recently dwelt upon similar advan’ ages of beige. Sc ‘*t is dent that dreames are Seirg adapted Triore and more to the regu of a highly practical age dow to show drt and siow Tt can be worn mMmotoricg wi' i- out any fear of the dust show:ing readily. ard it can de freely a m rain and sunshine, =: wf fading Madame Jenny Styles. These cvlors— nas Us and peige—will be seen everrvwere ‘hts spring and summer—especia!!s sunmimer. for we, behoid the at:le mn the making ere. and see them around us before they can possibiy have mad@e their way acroes the ecean. I am even ‘eiling now whet the stylee will be tn advance of the presentation tn Paris. Mous- seltne- e@ilk mougspeiine wei! enploved abundantir acd warn on all sideg threugreut she summer aad georgette crepe and *ebhine will not lose an freund. Madame Jenny. - # ard " darens eae = 4 ‘? “ siden Es gre ars eoufurters been everv hod. eat iremen‘e BRetge .« to fade. for 7-r . ‘ thout fear - crepe inch . whose passing sare “a , Ss The linia ie W UL Be e.s very anvrhbody keen restrairie. ie. spring | 4 ~ » °-Rere . _— taed "0 ny next O8n IM preasi« vera and SP aso- in rs at > “~~ ee — oo & a immer *. ¢ , . se Of Madame alt abet Pract: abi) Wiile | gen ’ s?nN- Waistline and Fuller Skirt Are Among Important Changes That Mark Spring Style * i en models "owF 7 7 cab.e, Ot se a 4 Y ‘a. Kirg Y/ ‘N Ws ae) Ae an ‘th *- _ _o + o = tresses -eepiend erm Beautiful New Maicria) Abandoned tor Sports Clothes VuM EW Directrice CHARLOTTE. of Premet's. “Ada A ? image ° Ts AaBO * 23 Lange Pe \ engtn ; .ike “Ta. "°asons see Hratt: ouTrgse. the Dract.cai ek.r Thev wii] eng*nh in are many be *hart . ‘Sere can goer" give lal -_ a a * -* ny sventn go%->8 *mploved ant Prenucd (Crepes. "2 °\e@e 2 | Preme’ a> ara 2sul@ A rTemasn of ° rene bias = ne ‘ ee 3 by > 4 ro g . °3 $y .oundation with much «e * *e 3¢ Zpper Vs ire ss 9:10” ene of i3e23 affacts than e . of wh of the w par’ other stockings. k stocking ‘s the on'y ‘ o- 5g” 1 - . ~~ : ’ an , . avnar ea aece- Parmgienntes 317 Bal By °* "ae Tr. Dpre pointer ‘or tedar is The penalty for a revoke is two tricks taken from the tricks of the revoking side and added to the tricks of the other side. * 0 Serre? a © a O. arge a score “he revode y? » # of Tips fen on Dress- —- ~~, ador:cs in sr a, chec K oe . . embining e : Ta CMa. orer a a #”e@er aa \ irr: and kereh em’ and ed THE WOMAN OF By MARGUERITE MOOERS MARSHALL aoesg 202 diac uss.o7 roung =wifa go of S | The Woman. the Baby and the J ob. dawm—tr.s about AND rt? ee - es «=: * a ary ow ~~ - * Most peopie de Her Sack water of mn New York _— 32 to ber Je ca use case “as - ° ro" ere Deca use T at’a=s perhaps =ass Yh “~~? Ti asc i » * Twany Ne va Sec ex-> im® Vaii: “, wr ° despe: arar iffest herge.* ~ +? ~*~ Ot wer the carden gu mMmoanin -Deammeal seermed «ag erm tite my. Bg $ sr? 94 qer how they Sui.ding up their °s have them | pot “me they wenp netived aaa i 7 3 Curse {to sghter pursues her career keep her out of mischief fer Tria 2 outside tia Sper 's. =e York's " ret anew oN i=” on dk eer. t ec r a8 .~ - * First, he fry re ae | ie, but. ie Arnold Bennett's Audrey. ant the Hen's share ef life. and children as well as “k that satiafles persona! The job you leve—then ‘abies vou lowe—then the icb ‘'t seem the most succem- stem for beating the game of ves—Gareer or Children. ~'ess, of course, like us. you mar- 4 ready-made family already iz and wtth the k‘tndest and of grandmothers et home, - it * ores no system about that tf 5 I Mee MERCY. F It comes RB oh en -i.@ two anms*- «a ww + ag —- md « marriag* ry armless and effective . two *' Barer T 3. fog- tables and gargie throat " *wo bBouUur if sccunnll gure To" contin ensa, which : hieta ‘*+*weive eo Who doesnt tke Chocolate g7 Highest Awards en Europe and. Amerxs THE BEST RESULTS ARE OBTAINED BY USING Baker s Chocolate (Blue Wraprer—Yellow Label; In making Cakes, Pres, Puddings, Frosting Ice Cream, Sauces, For more than 145 years Fudges, nr Hot and Cold Drinks this chocolate has been the standard tor pur:ty, cencacy of davor and uUnuorm qua.:t) The trade marx. * La Bete Chocoiatiere. WALTER BAKER »** “on every geruime paceage & CO. Ltd. Established 1730 DORCHESTER, MASS. Canaan Mills at Moerreal Pecopes semh fee EDI MARRIE By HELE HO can remember the 4 used to get sore fing wife's dresses up the : isn’t the woman whe s pe bim, nor the woman aitar—bdat the ose who. ground his heart, iz ome ot ¢ he is feeling sorry for bi Just about now, ons tor Christmas is wondering a Palm Beach bathiag-seft, “Man's Indian summer” ip Py its magic that it leads the to divorce, the fat mags te. foolish man isto breach-ef When a man marries @ regard her kisses as an “ine “e,empticons. ° after a Woman has bees § provider.” who reads the 7 after dinner. she sometimes -omant:c spendthrift, who wi a few foolish gifts. and aff he ig nights. \ womans vanity is filed erery so often, and give her any comfort. The modern girl tries r a “thrill —Dut the only pisce + rourself: . 1’ men could only select fr reir own, how much pore wou'd be: | Children’s ie By THO (hatterer Suspecton 2 © And from @@ EVER had Chatterer the # heen more upset. J air. never fad Chatierer upset. me one had Squirre! = esty among we humane. If these little people finds . hat some one else has & ' take it tan’t considerd wrong. 4 trough Chatterer bad hidden @ n.ts in that particalar place), te, really did belong te k-ew that whoever nad ‘ser and taken them away that they were sow dian't mind the lew at all. for ne had pt was ‘ust the idea that had heen smart seneugh to = moret storehouse that made | terer ang ¥ st nan “allowed Hapry the (;ray Squirrel and spted e em minute he could. He ed Happy Jack and he -e kept watch of Happy might “nd out where Happy 4 hail taken thoee nuts. But Jack @idn?t ‘ead him to any & “nding. If Happy Jack knew { was being watehed, he Whenever he chanced to a atterer he didn't act in the i ere realy or 2°s sf Gait wants ‘t wasn't Happs ga.4 Charterer to himeelf ‘* was that big red cousia ots Rusty Fox Squigrei. I “unsider that Le has any here in the Green Fo “wa, Neither Happy Jack asxed him to come Tt ® eve om him a bit and ace ‘an avout. The more |. think “le more I am inctined to ‘lat it was Busty He can’t de@ ‘ro 'ng ikke that to me and get . wit} it. = “9 Chatterer tagged alpng ¢ ay the Fox Squirre! untif o'er got very angry. “% ou *‘olle@ing me ahout ¢f :omanded. ~“! want te Kitcw what ~ 'h the nuts you stele from # ‘arted Chattierer. a “{ didn't steal any ‘note | a.” @Geelared Rusty. ees +s Weil yoy gf ole them t* - i@ o-«e¢ 4 ">. «now. to esteem, toe then to part. - up iife’s tale to many ing heart.—<- . - Se a 7 “ere are tao wortés, t a’ we can measure with - end the wortd thet ‘s eur hearts aad ts 'eign Hurt. . . 7 No grea: though’. ne ek, gpl iafies te mind af "OF at the iast.—M@ “tae! 8 - . Ignerance never » tiles . on. —i marae it — a * Werk ‘iest, .2es ces. sdii 12

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SATURDAY EVENT JANUARY 29. is ene AN OF IT. OOERS MARSHALL ‘keeping their hand in’ thejr voca. tional interest. This meant, of course. €1.ing up practically all go cial life in the daytime, ang much of it in the evenings, Substitutin the reading of technica} jourenie for magazines, and technica] book for fiction. 4 “And then, when their Children were old enongh to go to School or @ nursery. school, if one wag néar. by. they had their innings. No sentimental weeping when ‘the lase little one’ went out the garden gate to school. no moaning ‘because the house seemed so ernpty.' but a happy effort to see how they | best begin building up reers SO as to have them in Swing ry the time they were on the parent's retired list.” Then Mrs. Hans! summarized the tragedy of a type. “Nothing is more Pathetic than the middle-aged mother whose Children have been her only in. terest: in life. When they ee left home to go to college, or to Start homes of their own. she is left high and drv without anythin: to do or anybody to fuse over. Ko she joins a woman's Club or @ le-- ture course to improve her mind or she goes in heavily for socia! Work for which she hag had no previous training. or she goes in:o ya decline in order to win back the attention of the family. which Seems to be diverted tn other di- rections. Sometimes being a Erancmother and being allowed tx bring up her Erandchildren while her daughter pursues her career may keep her out of mischief for a while. but, sooner OF later, the woman who has in life outside of her children and her home becomes, if not a publie charce. then a private one'” many of i determined uS younger women ara fo escape that fate. Yet. like Arnold Bennett's Audrev. we want the lion's share of life, marriaze and children as well as the that pereonal a@rbition The job you leve- the habies vou love---then the job again: work satisfies then it seemna the most success ful system for beating the game of | altermatives—Career or Childre:. Unless, of course, like us, you mar- ry a ready-made family already '~ Bchoo! and witth the kindest and Wisest of grandmothers at horne. But there « no arstem about that— it's pure luck! ‘Copyright. 1827.) I SHALID NOT WATT. T shali not wait for tomorrew Any ionger Tam tired. Of waiting and waiting For tomorrow to come And when at last I think I hear him coming I find it {s today Who is visiting again’ LEAH KAUFMAN. Embossed organdie is one of the newest cottons. It comes in color- ful floral effects. _ ADVERTISEMENT Gargle Aspirin for Tonsilitis or Sore Throat A harmless and effective gargie 's to dissolve two ‘‘Baver Tablets of Aspirin’’ in four tablespoonfuls of water. and gargle throat thorough!:. Repeat in two hours if necessary. Re sure vou use only the genuin® Raver Aspirin, marked with the Baver Cross, which can be had in to boxes of twelve tableta for few cen‘s. FA Re g7 Highest Awards tn Europe a Amerika OBTAINED BY USING “hocolate Yellow Label) , Puddings, Frosting ges, Hot and Cold Drinks this chocolate has been the y, delicacy of flavor: , orm quality | Wiatiere, on every genuime package R & CO. Ltd. DORCHESTER, MASS. at Montreal Recipes sevu free had no interes: SATURDAY EVENING. JANUARY 29. 1927. / zee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine \ i PAGE 15 —OF By HELEN MEDITATIONS MARRIED WOMAN eee ROWLAND AND STILL WE LOVE THEM— HO can remember the ‘‘gweet, old-fashioned husband,’ who used to get sore fingers and a martyr-complex hooking his wife's dresses up the back? ; It isn’t the woman who suits him, nor the woman who under- ' gtands him, nor the woman-who adores him that leads a man to the gitar—but the one who happens to be near enough to twine herself: ground his heart, in one of those - pe is feeling sorry for himself. weak, unguarded moments when Just about now, the woman whose husband gave her a fur coat for Christmas is wondering how she is going to get him excited about 3 Palm Beach bathing-sult, and an imported sunshade. “Man's Indian summer” is from forty-eight to fifty-five—and sucn. ig its magic that it leads the bachelor to matrimony, the married man) | ‘ to divorce, the fat man to banting, the good man to foily, and the’ foolish man into breach-of-promise - * suits. When a man marries a woman for her money, he soon begins to. regard her kisses as an “‘income tax’’ and to look around for a few “exemptions.” After a woman iuas been married for ten long vears to a ‘‘good | provider,” who reads the stock reports at breakfast and goes to sleep. after dinner, she sometimes catches herself secretly longing for a_ romantic spendthrift, who will tell her a few beautiful lies, bring her | a few foolish gifts, and afford her the excitement of wondering where he ig nights. A Woman's vanity is like a hot-water bottle; it filled every so often, and kept at just the right temperature, to give her any comfort. * - has to be re-. ‘ | The modern girl tries everything and searches everywhere for | a “thrill’—but the only place to look for thrills. dear heart. ‘yourself! . a a If men could only select each other's Wives, instead of selecting their own, hcw much more popular ‘‘good, worthy. would be: ‘Copsyrigiit, intelligent’ girls Saeee.t —— a ae . ——— | Children’ s Bedtime Story By THORNTON i; W. BURGESS. Chatterer. Has His Worries. Suspicion +s a horrid thing. And from tt many troubles spring. EVER had Chatterer the Red Squirrel been more upset. No. sir, upset, Some one had emp- e2 one of his storehouses. Not 80 7) am a single nut was left Now, Chatterer himself ts Loue too honest. But then, honestly e:rong the little people of the Creen Forest and the Green Mead- o*s is a different matter from hon- N pre tit’si never had Chatterer been | esty among we humans. If one of ; these little people finds something | that some one else has hidden, to ! take it isn’t considerd wrong. So though Chatterer had hidden those | Nuts in that particular place, and, they really did belong to him, he knew that whoever had tound | them and taken them away consid- | ered that they were now his. He really didn't mind the loss of the | nuts at all, for he had plenty. Its, was just the idea that some one had been smart enough to find his mecret storehouse that made Chat- terer angry. First he followed Happy Jack , the Gray Squirrel and spied on him | every minute he could. He suspect- | ed Happy Jack and he thought that | if he kept watch of Happy Jack he | might find out where Happy Jack | had taken those nuts. But Happy Jack didn’t lead him to any such , finding. If Happy Jack knew that | he was being watched, he didn't, care. Whenever he chanced to meet , Chatterer he didn't act in the least | Suilty. “Maybe it wasn't Happy Jack,” ‘gtorehouse and —Mother West Wind [\ (“ee , 0 “What are you following me about a ~ for?” he demandcd that's the thing.’ retorted Chatterer. “No guch thing! Do you mean to say I am a thief?" cried Rusty, growing angrier and angrier. “I guess thats about it, torted Chatterer. Then Rusty started after (hat- terer and drove him through the treetops, each scolding and ing the other bad names and mak- ing no end of a fuss. “Isn't it ‘7 «6cried Same re- lovely! Sammy Jay as he listened. You know, there is nothing Sammy enjoys more said Chatterer to himself. ‘Perhaps | than a quarre! between other peo- it was that big red cousin of mine, | Rusty the Fox Squirrel. I never consider that Le has any business | over here in the Green Forest any- way. Neither Happy Jack nor I! asked him to come. I'll keep an eye on him a bit and see what he lan about. The more | think of it. the more I am inclined to believe that ft was Rusty. tHe can't do any- . thing like that to me and get away wlth it.” So Chatterer tagged along after | Rusty the Fox Squirre! unti! the Other got very angry. “What are you following me about for?” he demanded. “I want to kfiow what vou did With the nuts you stole from me,” mtorted Chatterer. “I didn't steal any you.” declared Rusty. nuts from —_—— -~ ee ee es - ee =_ A A A Ee a ee eee +e — i en “romana _ | Philosophical hrasings etn : ee Se an To know. to esteem, to lovre--and then to part, Make up life's tale to many a feeil- ing heart.——Coleridge. . a * There are tuo worlds. the worid that we can measure with line and rule, and the world that we feel Fith our hearts and tiaginations. leigh Hunt. oo a * No grea: thought, no great ob- deck, gatiasfices the mind at first view “—nOr at the last.—Mudame. de Stae!. ~ . ” Ignoranes never settics a ques- Lon.—[usraeli - Work first hip. ; j Uy} ‘dreadful ‘that i had who it was? 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SATURDAY BV; ch Daily Ma —— e a | PAGE 16 — A Tale of Romance and Adventure KSD : os Ee FYa TR - 6S A | } Y Ss I EPS Ss Ol zz 99 , By ACHMED ABDULLAH ~ ; 545.1 Meters ‘ 3:00 P. M. Central Standard Tume ae walter Damrosech ant bar h- | (oe of Ae oe ene et hetting — Apbesting || ae eroute meaty | i SE Ree oe | re ee oS oa oie ee wt gi a » : “ . : : »ySony rc .ieé: F Prccnsie? tps o - wer We, / amied rs sane “age 2 perso" > Te 424 ef 7 . , if aper ait FS : . ai? ed s- - “a. . ‘ y j ss nh Tr i A ) lent ~- fest WBA AL. » - § Fy - ‘ ee ; mon ter s ‘ : - ¢ ; 4 1 @ ; . : Z at et J « _ - — ? “542 ’ ‘ ro : . a pe aia ta slight trouble which George wes | ready almost dark when ne land- | ence “ase ‘ er Saas ‘« new book was OS 8 ave red hg = os aed v reo.” Charies ~taegrete et ts 54 Piisburs (300 1-8, 0K i: rte [2 imat . te no prem: am ~ Deus Ex Max 4 € and pres- | ed io Ww om x? } © i ‘ 5 ‘ : a 4m t . beater ad hestra eace’ "a ~ert _ ‘ : . ~ = P. : i tgs toni ‘ s _ to adjust in no tm ? : ) ) Levice. S Department 0% - ia sie, AN z) lexan Lincoln (360.7a080% en- — +. wishin ' dedicated. | : nimen Baraco!.@. ViLS : on REE—Free: che ently they were headed for Greem | He went : = pois , J se geen as Sally had recovered | AgTi a ure and princtpa! bon.” “Tar ante! le for , hte seymphe _ 487 0-640K vk ee'—it Ld ¢ et mn aimo e - : — = Alyy sac a ¥1 . + ln “Carni- : os | 6=Angeics ‘ Lad : She was free. o saat. : o get @ ~ une few to the phone tnd called | 3 : ute an larinet solos. | KPH. 2s | pare aa © ee ea 3 “But talo Brom, only thought in Sallys brain: . eat at the wheel and Sally: Once he awok®. thinking a had given. It'| : of Oo ae : arademy of Musical AM: © WHAS, Leweril’s he guided the motor boat into Suddenly he said - a shot. but decided the number Sedler “ey wet ae ! agienl =. — anset; 10. oF nestra. il. eo mait mopolitan club. = ter. away peside him. u . u k n. re dawn. how- app ared that Sadler s dr ¥ her was a othe 1 ‘ * iis S Nz B.A, . qua ‘tet. pianist 13. pianist 1 wa ar. Jarkeunt? ‘le oral blue safety of the ve “When 1 land you eafe'y ¥ g° been mistaxe i gemace. * . . ; ser ‘ t ; 3 ‘ " s. a rom Lar as ood tte he had had an emergence Servi i ros nit wo f rolic. solowt ; aa from the island away — TY wack and kill that dam! ned foel’. - -| ever, he was wakened and in 6 — wet. violoncello, ant KFNF. ghenandosn | (461-3m- BOE) —7 Owen. . ahe said. “No, youll not | earnest by a } ied 4 . : “ " speenenbed commo- operation—and ~— @adier, at the s - no : fetes rene poo mt Dre —_ it = ee She neaded for the diman* main 7 kind. What) mong the gulls and the sound? hospita! ail night and er : ones ° Louis morning y i ' “er ; is New ; cen Be events by a é dew aa i : . : - 4d not seen the ers, Sally "roc tal | ant conductor 2 li - Hneo Heuer. sane: . “ : 54. 4 ats Le ee land, a little hampered :n her di does it mat ter? 4 of people talking and lights flash- | es -_ ae aie aad ah toe _ ‘Bett: Crocker Gold Meda. . a phon: a) Intro- aFVE. St. lo 340m- 1250 c) Pa ke ae a 7 . 3 Ba! rection by the strons currents of 8” we're together again. ing. He got out of bed and into tole pits icine ine hee oe os tion and Roya! f the : de. The boat carried on and — took a flash-— | replied ne would come right to Der. ' >, Hens and_ a ed - t the wheel. her first shock you fight a it e what it all | Events moved very swiftly after “ (4) ha re a! y- S 3 ; andal—you ss Be -_ ‘ cad ‘ ‘ 7 nt. i. a i;en?t ae: i co n ‘ore Sadler had arrives A - | gan passins. consider jease, let mean’. : B , | fina ‘and a (sens). 8. oon would do ee en. al eee 1 can! was being questioned by the M ; acs as. :%) The Bi , _ Angeles 805.2m-740kKe}—* . 3), special feature : aC é ' s : “ a Pee . . ~ ram. mi lmc. ai mer eee “a 10 Ne tr ¢ forget abe" as oo tler aiiti “as perfect of Bro adcasting ti semi-a ; ua ee 3 Sart S ” ‘ oes — orm TUTOR we canal 4907 P to explain ce ae Ge TE + ™ purse, as the medica! men had eting of the Burea® © bie o | , soe ‘tal ‘guipet Juices. erncepatens. SU a eould. ae “out Me deserves a thrashing. ADLER eacorted Sally 70 t®®) genosed that Uwen had been kilied idget Gret from Wet. ‘ Hh, is 3) Florence T wow. «mans oh? Tr) —F, ngs. on to oe would soot her thi - : on , : zi mc. in which Pres! dent : Gregor. sane. iW. C. Tay! Bauer ) utrered Wratt ~s : ‘at in the forties after they ar 1 ww 4 *, ‘ age ar a the : = Ma Sa ; : ' ™ , - se. a 7° ene Oklahomans. | ¥ an eg ths WP. Aviantic city when he retu mned te to New anata “Yes—bui ban a rived in town. adler, nlimited ™ r AW I rand 8)! be heard. wees —————_ ae tal. uge: rs ‘ dinner muaic: a. even it , go email punishme nt. on He gave wage his address an 4 toid a engaged a shinin ar spain , Jr. re: «(AD > pe ain program. & «. She he wouls the ° ae eet : ; tain igh ey , 2. injat. %- he h ay ne landed, as soon aS 4 the peop on tf her to have ;@OTR” get in — o eounse! for tne defense. > oe ‘ a DO SSeSsi 07. an auto natic WwW: on cpg 4 enkee Hee Luckily &he ‘know where _ : with him. ce ‘wanted to celenser (and Saiiy ef course cours Ceetity i... ... ae saa on e ths ‘~hamper F ae narged He expiained tra! n cea : ste ne) sit h Ror = bh é h- hh he aiune on that » + with them. he said. ; to (lTeorze = mMmarveT? ents unti! li iin : oe SF J an p : Lad eh ot a. a | ii! Tig > ¥ "_ — : . with "¢ a7 ey e 4 ay rag Ws s . ° =i? re a! . a ee ~ 2 Pre ? } rf ! eset earri a geome in & chamo™ won't be able to Com municate He left and she we es ey inad eft them at Greenport. ei Se cae he the Search (Darts: ‘fish haw the day before the ‘er (322.4m-990Ke;—T1 30. oF 4 TT) « : i ‘ ~ La : ; ; , ’ -. : 5 re ket of her anyone. 4 id. fiat and rane the bell. ani s . i featur: of ‘he cas that wor a : : ¢ his sha 5 y murdet . id ehestrea. : 428 Sen “nOke dresses Janet had taug)) her that “Its Sadijer 4 isia! “ai el dressing fOwD greeved her an 118 sadler most. now *nhat he had hear: emt into their arms ang peen Gwen kad een — DY a gon prehest? an. i ) orchestra. b ra Janet eer tone «,ecorR* ‘ ¥ es. you re rig t :& | jaw dropp* da ip amazement. : ne the whole mise rabie Ss story from ; a 6 Ye se : cs re 7 ; Tat ic. a bhul.et rare L..8 _ me C = rR be oe oy 296 am - 1o10 ko) _” 20. ae ° +s? gc sh ~. 2S ae ‘ Res s 44 - . 6 . - ad ' riy in the first da‘s of the will be ‘here. ; wi Well, Ti Re ee Jane... 44> ally Was rhe clear rn1oTiv® which! af mote r Tih , her aS (nese fo. und in %n6 gun a. ; las a % — and Abbitt. “lark. Ge oe — ner oo : ‘ He was silent for a while. ThEN: ooyy:” i ! clever | : ane whack, a gan whica belonged : — 13 gm 800k™ i , B ity toll Ther -The tees , ae frienden'p that \°* York is chan | - ecaced er | ould he tabiishec A ciever) e iniand at “ee ; tne , \KTHS, | as “t m™m Ke | , Cor 14 ROUTs | nr ’ . ; i f} 7~ out ac em ra ¢, °} ie eas rt in. | | 4 ito Sadier. ; ‘ . wy , A od n ‘ , ae ; know when he said ; } Janet e lawyer for rhe st‘ ate ovied ce ain J : Py ie : } sartt # ’ ' Ye.’ ee - . > -: > 4 “Ae } ) f ‘ ° ta - ,s conscious of a curious ene: cia s si ; ae enffolk County came .nio ' : a. — AFFILIAT ED wit PUBLIX tT! | = AT EW a the other git | ® , | ? Gey; a | ‘ chance ‘Hy ae co "OU , ee a 1} O*% ere no™®’ rs - aye ‘ .e 4 w t bus Ti ti ; 4 } is ° €1} r4TK be 7 Ais : . ; d 2 ; pe SS . persistent 610 — : . aried Janet. Dsht- — ab Tere. sor oe | igo “Tr —y a fh? te che apartmen rer eee : ok 2 4 - st7 wet ques- Vv . I aad De Wy ou 4 oe © 7 easc 73 | £4 er Se EP! ~ + nena ————— Pe eae meter’ epee spree a re ee OS RIE MG ES "ev wage 4 veut Je e . ee ee a ae ey . z acs abe WRT oh nite a ee en . é 4 J gdrn ts May ais athe ME pn anaes 4 “ yr oA e “ers sewed bhi Rien. etre trl ‘ we ig ae > > purse, in an INA. de “ew. * ¢ ys awe Ae Little precaulion. door BEB cev . 2 . you never vout your reg stoicn. Alwars * ao 4i- ; at: ough she eguid start an e! ithe course he was steering. and for —— the cool sheets. a | ioe . : he. . : ~ ean | Oriel at Riverneac WwW. emia ateer 8 aoe oP ih secocS rime the boat drifted. urm™ nured ever ne! coeheds The David arfield - oui Pes we : - in ma Jan wacked “ie ore naw eak. “Coorre ) cad e = = ne eftnher Lia Sam a: av 'o«} og Ole & rit . pac 3 ° éé she had no 78 echanical knoe ak Georg tor soedn SS sak*5 ¢5; mi , te she 4 : David Belasco Hit’’ ant damage tO look wher vou re going: Youll ; aekeness and peace of the ut- pa r ja Kn > eoguld net re . e- 9 ' ghia: - a Li4 ‘ 4 + es S* . “i : K ! a” ‘ gi 6 In ; aord. rf wijae she ; rur joan that 4cning SMmacin ee ' Sanr 4 nd rf zx as reac re ‘aiae © } H ' ring thai “5 6 I et 3 - 3 eee ‘ . ; ‘ ees . . eri. e - : a ; ‘ Anat oe ~ bx y @eayved had happened s:i* wou i ‘thing “ou KNOW r) ; rl 4 eo ‘rat far awa prt 4 Lyin : 3 an » i-« . he ‘ . 7 ° . + - ~¢ - nd e y ie ~-— an} feom aes t. bh . ¢* s ah qream™m ( i7eO g° a TT rn " ce rit > 33 ‘ye Fi + . ome | ¥. a+ ‘ 4 - f ‘ ’ mam ; ' ° a oer eit” % . , - : ' , -9¢ , . , 7. , try } ad - 4 be e, eontrol h- ’ cra‘t or, ToOUNnEe weowmian “y) . haPPs , “ee n e ‘ne af giiiis ? : } c Ms | é : % | Cc |} bashed i \ de « ’ ” - 7 —* _— 7 . - - “¥ _—_ y = ; %. iil | .o hapmer stb could sn . "ee aiarme:: : | past) a Sees ' a : ¥,tatatetats 4% tetatetete"s ¥. 0.7.4 UG 9 ro Rave 2 rour eriale@. | * MEDICAL | eqnifalion qucstions snosts oF tre gqiment pi — rigase send a: addre ped envelope question. itry au should | of eramrned, (2. skin t# aon «i> wa fe?’ : " ° . 2 . : — . ee¢ 7 . : ’ . } n ; , ; ; a . oe . 7)" - +* . . . . : asi % » 4 7 ' ’ ‘ i} } (37 ’ ‘ ‘ i i ] ;: ; +3 ce TK ‘ eo 4% é ses ry / je , ; : ; 4 oe . ; : ‘ . . . - , $ eo . * 1 ’ » * - * ~ Ar . 4 ’ t ¢ ~ yng 1 ‘ ‘ i . ‘s> : ™ . ‘ , . : ® hated 6 : 9 ‘ “ : ‘ ' .- 14 } ‘ Fe 7 ? L ° ' .~* + . *~ P ° ? : P | »; F ‘ “ee 7 . - a . 3 oe at : : . ’ : é ‘ ‘ \ ‘ “4 . ; ‘ . ' . ; i ; ; ° ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 : ; a " g™ . . ; * : ; a . 5 ‘ ; , . ’ 4 ~ ‘ . a _ s} - on pes : ‘ y Pe j escape. he waited oe ing 4 ae win mre’ eu a THE PICTURE THAT. s ona aneountered Ol es assests Arriving at (;reenport t%. found ele pians. Ty ver. Ber 2 rit amead (ifs ‘ ; pnth.nNKing® «4 | 00% HEART - aoe ane on i anded. aecwred hie = | “a e Tics ys 11% ‘© ts os i ee F aoe ’ sities ‘e i e ies VY, ont BLE "PRR AM : ; : ; : (+The qrentie ‘ relose™ wa + pnd » mell’s alll Lat amy ae ge “ne ? are Af ne wl pevigat » é ¥ ‘ . .* + . - * uf a oP , we . : Paes $ 4 bug a * , , . , hs — a + = Re sois Ain, At. eS Cok ses J - ase is or a Ay Ay “ Badan + pe a x ~ a aes . ‘ ‘ ~ .? si “ae . wean | Saudis ad : ‘, : " F “i rey ‘ty oa Ds “ 2 be vee i - sz , . gat > ‘weet S ro she did * ery .ns o Diane if {ts ~ecustomed MOOT. Hes. ry We ee Aedes: pene spa RRR TSE tes" eal ‘ tak of’. FUgren dered her nyotoOFr § tsi ron’ ashor; Ina ree oat. ana ine ' ae. eon: TYE s* cae if. : im lAw agina pieavetos "ac and Gaeies ccieseali ee aiting for them ai the dock where gon: (9 Astoria. = he girs % >; this fae ed, but to ne a\ at Before YeTY | George now landed also alone for tne _ and Jane‘ had that (eeore. with ane last pro- Orne look at their faces and Sad- story ‘v ¢ ‘ > stirs with : Shi. ™~ as (ue Huosepitas , avenues A a ee AALS RAS RRRAS { eels ; " : . a ; ~ @ehe eng'nr® age the adjition 2 une et- |} valioe " ‘ ref “red Sa iv *@, —— seen ra goxDAL te i 7 t nature that ; a testing gasp ( 44 capet™ 1 ier remarked. happy an ‘end! ng as Sal: WME : A te se in ee of a are beat was grifting quietty. adic “f eer vou hare met hefore |” When an afternoon issue Of % > Was Vit Oo &! its Lillian — Castse ' } t gre: \ ‘* a as s ‘ ane i Te TT ese fe } : oY ’ » pa ree z' A 4 ° ’ 7 ee 7 . ete * ee ‘ F ~“ She wae + bride of + fe « - . Bes ‘ “ w attention a ' the armpit | the > TT es ‘ 1tis™= an ; ; bk’ ‘3 ’ ‘ ; in > ; memes se ‘ : 4 =a i\ : + 3 . bs ; : ; DO | brought ber into the arco, a? her x : . gr sia . 06? and f;pesentiy ahe ruised er vacigili =1° ign briefly ier whistied. door and lwoked Waly @ Tne Bee it = petits. TB42 pestalossi — ; om Py paras er rats Yj y s ; a hz ot & al ~ ~ “ee rs eee ee geons her claspe — “What now?) lines. uy ' surrounded ; gat XIE in Pm P| . rpemtil ene heard. oe. " —o™% tt Tori Ww a] TF - ye | ry = “Janet ree fear ix os " ~ x ™* The ‘ . - . * QUEENS ee Sa . bas! ave 4 » on © oe * a . jad. . ‘ -— j os I = e ot »lane w . : EY — — or . * . we ) HALL e700 Mafrics y e tiaetiy. the arere oe ee aetiat soon 4s } get ary Her voice TraAlLeu 29 SS si towers ] ; Lo i ‘ “ ean a q o sa ed ryy- n . . * ‘ 7 * Sz ; i bat bees ' vf * ‘ r? ae) , «* i (;eorz” Wi att and ge orate pre ao Sadler iodded Janet turned she saw © $ | ca tied en {. n : on ; naam Ing from: therr was a iy “Sailing orders. eli 7” He exhit from her chair :n a aee ‘ain wo Parts Herald. ana r Ewe) ) : RiT Zz , ee, she itSia: . 3 “a x sek i na lien “ or 7 _ "“haprla ; : gaok : heading ~~" a ee | ited a ve low slip of paper. One of Janet ran vo het and Cas. Laer me ie aes me o vil SILA FUTRELLE Grand and Juniata were not landing there. but circ’ ¢ Soprenc . Cont. 60 a ae vo Ty erels’ ht i gers - an ies 0 ar ake : FRANZ PR ome = — . aa fs th | seap ane with mak o.oo home, W¢ As} wa ec ee pie , ; WEY vpit end wn 8 U ~ 1 0 ” f “Midnight —— enero nite as . aoe te aay. te ware we co. Sa wih oar | a C aad Easton ‘ + "ve ‘* . “oO ‘ Cie . e " i z : " . " " 7 . Q « ‘ ae. « e-* “ a) ry . ‘ b fiew nigh ard slegssly uP ; i7*s late ned don't want any $e Ope Ie yes cise ve : i nN ) WEI Tr LSTON : ‘ ‘Lone Hand j alt! ” . ” . . >) - : - - -* , ‘i > . = ? —_: csaimtie ‘nan : runnibs oh : ; niazh dh er) 9 we k i ’ it & Sunda: compat kK = 10} ’ fea . es a, 4 ‘4 b ‘ » 4 Oo M Oo RRO W ce aude. ite ' - “ => _¢ nouns — en toe beach of the island a: Bee ae pat? Por ee 6278 Easten and dow” . ~ornethi ng . vs Aad ibe wii i speete See 1-30 PF. MM. ONLY ; ‘ “REESE MAY L* ' P ve cerrifs ns t Tye gull 1S. ce ieees nF ee , oe | POrs re a ¢ SS i = . rg ai.¥ Toei } LOEW'S SUNDAY Woodland BYR Ee PARAL. c,oing vit. djrupping ver =n (leorge Sal atv Janet seized 1 ‘ao. Biverhead ng sa" eorge 1 = = I ae a “f'n Sor? ree i hu dvs cag ae aid Gravols a a MA\RRING- “oe ai pot far Tre ' eee ae eal Sone +65 rr , oar yf orgee sua c ths —oh Lord. lve lef? th. 4 at gew - i ‘ uere f 4 é i rirn i Se - + ‘ ’ 4 eS a dO fos > - ~e s 32 rer LU *) 4 ; = A hs ’ ss . A nogor Dpoat drif’ ing : 2 ; = - were . i : : ; “ a | $1 MUSEMENT THEATERS | a: least it appeared as jg: ef my Novel on the Island 7 ‘ ‘ ; J chesagee ts nee of Pi.se . LOUIS A (0.3 sat nT ; . _ . " . . . ° . ’ CG . Pe Soe ert 4 é ° ° — . eV . . epee LafLINR * He a;gnaird - io and now vou ear * hae ror $U on gS '~ ( oatel Sadier “ho “was drisvine Lb we She 5? LS oe "1 ie 3 sinc . ae x : . i AT U AL ic pana? ay. ARS AL DernE ‘THIRD oa eer, woking cow. end cet an early start to town | +¢ Ww aren , sia silat | rand and % Arcensl DEGREE >. et i 4 > fe se 62 e -—_?¢* €* 4s -* F : os goes > - ~ 1.2 ° = . in @ o wa ‘ and ’ eviden' ty Inerrow morning” You take Salli’ Lreorge heat aig ; ‘ ' , ' ee eA peice ae Moreno tn podded. | was Bos ‘ , = . + 7% . ; ——- : 42} ect ———_ An tanie hus 4 2: > ree bh men that the at was inser * — oe can S™ a ae xy ; ore “Love's Blindness grt : preinigTr’ Me} Le ata y Phe rirs CU. ch .. Amateurs ) i- age isirenme”" a — -_—-- pecs Sees el ’ ‘ . :' : . 54110 ." anal ae “Retara ef Peter : Ler a pact? AretRe | Sadi: whut oO . 1S Tx} 4 s . : : =tt x > yh ri 4 worpewh - st. Lows che oe z.. Shrudert ‘ a . S$ é =, - at 9 , . . t 4 } P i} Cisac ‘ a Ti ‘ " ~~ , . ' (gp iis? 4 ee i ‘ girded aed : -. | | os: aie 3 i : aPbied ' sions. Sauy. ° a1! 2303 B. own ae ile ext ee. Momt.> \ Gal Letom gee ei poi tov a - ® ied ~ = . v — en » >? a yur native friends jus: tore Jown tlvae) > the cleaning wOrman "et ss -at tae Piaza SOY 7 NM A FIRST BMATIOMAL PICTURE BS pe Salers ————— pb nee ere Gian, a \ 8 e ses: Lingd Hughes in e, as > - ie _ a ae +e . & 1 a $i, 4 We % ». Ps Ae ? 7 iy Ye ¥ by # ee ‘ei, - 4 » ap ems fe” MIR 2m 2 olen “eer SF iaekil seth siete es : . . ' ; Ae . ° s* . . - ** = se tale ° . P ; cif ‘ . _~_— ia, rata LTE ~ ee ene eenerne ous eg . -* ‘ i e? 4 oe ° “i ef ‘o— © 4 4 ~ . . ‘ : ’ » . * = ¢ we . he water and at man «rem. . ’ her mane : - They encountered = “s . ad not retumped with Sally : @rand-Flor. “Texas “treak at . Basan i . 1 Aa 3? sa = oe i be Ze . ae ‘ le + - nel or } a6 - . ’ wil taxied to“ ard the boat eos" en een et } xg a had nromised thes had not rs Grand & Florissant Shipwrecknd” --@ > ry STA Oe 4°. —eege - a cone “4 : * - ear mo | wer off the Island - an-} youl. sega ee | Lee meee : ws =e e se’ gg ce, Berto e a are ; | : \ caer ew snouted tesa warrjied Th: 7 gat + grew ‘ } ~t N : 7 - — se > °e _ , * @- « — 4 2 ; ! dangerous you ragow shat you il do ag : te ; GRAVOIS { ae aoe BIKTHs RI Ct PRDED. 1 “Net-too nest eid : : had hired a teat and gonte OU ’ ris’ Vt «sw im.” gh Theis lee we > -¢% Pusliv said the nen ae are ne is jeserted 7) Nights, g1. 1e. gt. “5 s°: -@. jefferson = Gravols “stranded in Pe i 49 (soorgegc. “ ae rs ’ , r . ane : Bc ’ woes eed Se ee @Gadicr nodded. And ee .(e@Oree. ; wont .ay @ hand | nal!® 5 i eS j eollected tron ven Set ah $1.10 ed. * 2a. ; put BLK PROGR: LAM ~ &» " «A mec 4a) . 7 jeasing Sadler tv srou' ; sj wage en him | st} .- and the captain toon ° ‘at at «= Qat., $1.10. $1.05. of reassurance [to — ote“ “He may i4' on taken off} He had taken som af the — > > ¥ : _ ai ‘ Ail As Sag, | ae ‘ a? 7 ' iacket and helmet and pects and ; ; ; ! , KING a BEE ed Biack sheep hopped overboard. § wimming Lond Sey ale They had sprew ne alarin on th — “ts ’ , : @ be ale saint ete shert distance between the plane “WW. a aad ) oe c Latin CAST is ~att .ooRed at 5 THalnianre. Laas iwKOeU LS se ‘ and the beat, which was drift:ne i. ——— TONKNT ——— THK MARRIAGE “T cant get over there and “a | stat heeman to B shemie had | CLAUSE” : away fro them. i ~ ke t he aie de B T . . An i — , ‘ . baie es Te Cc i , ‘ 2088 * . sie ins ‘ ia ’ .* Le 8 - ur n pic x a *e é 4 « 4 a é . Ps i- >t BI. r PROGRAM . | s § : tn y inating ic e ed from THne poai To. ; . wat aA Sa’ y , cae e. she called to niyv ecTript and come on here for sianas Tha oor: CER aie at ¢' mt. Seme Reeert ed gyn a:.°3 * oT « streak” ~ LL.0TD “Nonsensical Moments.” s} Ne ; . 7 oe ain” Phot recog zs : s eee Been. | UNG night auite exhausted, oad lange! @° : - Newhere Else Pet Sech a Supreme Grand — — — elie : ” DGE — lim ina vowe tremuilivus with nae “Tog dark h then vail — a} - Le nit eatah* les Amusement Value Be Found Sapa os : Te nder. 00 Gears % * ; ve andi ie? ; ai0n e Dolores » Castello ness and we 3 oI Gouanert. , i ai tet - : . inelin Protopiay Precedes ana Follows Vaudeville L » a 1 In a mome nt he had seized the 3 The f?mni» eaier im “. anise Rewer - sixth and ee Oe eats hh AA ALOT eR Ai 0 CA SAA AE cg EMP PR LABIA > SF ite * . a | —O ie >; mie ‘ a ia {-aeor Tr} \e boat and embed in. He looked at seca ae oe went ee — ing Seats for Sander ilie i gt tast. “Tl get away tonight if TT) ing it an petient. ss } «it speechiess® with amaze ; : . : ith Benny —wTr O° ri mom ean. If not —weil, Oocen's safe But uddenly. 5 adj cnange S$ Fields MAFF ’ R12 %. Vandgerenior rient. af: Ashe at him a . . oe : . . ; mS . = , P m me. If he heara' ™ his op.nmien Imo wearchin bie mee a eV SOR i aaa | mally.” enough trom © ° ds me | B18 OF | — THE LOCKFORDS aT , Mit kKE Y “George.” come econ ee to make me pana. they : +e an - 2 iv of NEW COLISEUM wit LINDHORST in — ‘aupsicwt — 1) \ \ [ 1 He turned away from her waved take him [ will refuse. thats | Larrs ———. cai - OTHER BIG ORHEUM FEATURES at the watching Sadler all.” ‘eagle Jan. 29th to Feb. 9th, 1927 | “REMEMBER” br Dorothy - The lasi thing Sally id to Bim | Ther had eontunued t.eir searcn Phillips agreenport:” he shouted. ot nt the cali’ ' 11 A. M. Uneil 1 11 P. M. Daily COMING SUNDAY Lem ‘Sise ~ Sadler nodded. The gre at bird ’ rac] ) Se ind (7... % mim Dp, nes a had seer, I , «wt | A ; ) ' . rey wont hurt a.n a man come our oO he shack—a yeh eee T Ore presently and made off. ; : ie ‘ ‘ — ' “ oe : “g " nas uf ines BE ; THEO Nein wage ——— ™! George was aione with Sally Dan- it be al emptation Pu ‘all mian--a man whom \Miorrow A N EXPOSITION IN : : oO oF 5 Acts Vaudeville | N Kn ( ) L2 \ M \ NS gerfield. -PCORNIZe’ qin stantiy And without THE INTEREST OF (IN PERSON ; -pecial Vatiner ' . Nee ee cmeamaeanee estintis AEE ED, the boat. ‘Sadler ees “y pear tner firther ado (‘;eorge Wratt was taxk- sa ee SE —— He paid ae ee nig : Dpeen a tot of “ashing parties en nto cust xiv He had peen WOMEN FOR woMm- LAST f — - ; have ) erely took ber in his arms . ; : ace "yet her ery against his heart. oF talay Swe’ G@aubt they Favs toiged in Greenpor’ over night and EN BY WOMEN. Two ( «wTLILION AIRES” . ‘ . mh i : ; — P| anne Lae pice ane taken vruuriwas to ve moved to the R verhead TIMES Laure Is Plante in “T was going ‘to find you.” aS | r. to mt cn ae "wat? » « > * ft | = nh oe ae . thor -o* . was going to New here 7 Wea Tot hem hen. 0 (3s Ty. istane TAS = ePa hed | | , — — : ouame ‘Sinn where have you been and what back ‘o ‘he isiand. And Sally and thoreugh:, and the picni ; and the weaning of this? Sadier had t:me .o have a belated kets, the © nty bottles were found ‘ s ) ODE ON—Kex! RANT { -cghacins Ser ) T She toid. him in @ few words— | supper hefore they caught their, Also a so acaeenaaliiiel with Sally s in JOHAR va DRUTEN’S Pia y PAG { ee ee : K 1 N G ss H - 6 RS ie Pte eS —_ told him everything. - levening train to Sew "er ee See ev ehat alll “YOUNG woooL — His face grew white and atern. George ‘lew pack to theeisiand the Queen Ress -new that Sally Actor “Godt” he e-claimed. “Wait till in a grea’ perturbation of spirit.’ had gone with Owen, And now— POSITIVE y OnE week Onty a 1 get hold of Owen. a” He x@id keep hia promise. But iw here was she” agents. gn. New at BEGINNING TOMORROW cen ah vohabai ee. v. _—_— FLoow” ee . ‘66 ae “Never mind. Geeorge. Every- how" He was = convi ineed that. Morrow had been extremely re- J ‘ SEATS "NOW and “at EXIT 7 SMILING thing's ail right nes * , Owen would seek him out at the | luctant to offer an expianation. He Phone GArfield EATS NO OW SELLING Gperial Ports r mal “Luck*” ‘camp and ask for help. What on knew of course how things stood — a : — ae senir All ILIES sation ——— sack PIcKFroRD eg Sk A~TRiK = 1.24.5.58 4 A 42 16% 3 - . “No! Not iuek' Providence, earth could he do then” He could between Saliv and Wratt and it FIDE 0 sae ant tate fe * ry fear dear: not refuse it without expianation ‘inanked as though a motive cL. or NTER ¥. , ‘He made vo further corament, But when he landed on the is- Owen's death was established. Of With JAMES but said ie had better ‘<oe what! land, he sa no signe of life. course at this early stage of the rate ~ye was wrong with the boat. | Doubtless the man had been taken | game. the newspapers onir hinted ; — “Tf may be gas.” he mused. ~ nioff. He'd get the camp in shape | land taiked of ciues And Sally's ptc- apecaia and anaes | - which casc Il wee an ass ‘o ~ as ke had ‘first considered dotng. tures came into play again, and @adier fiy oft Weil—iet’s see.” ‘pack his few things and start eff: her whoie story was retoid. Andi SS SaDAY ——s JE ee pliers hou Bae he! oF 28 ? Sey ay aa at

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& SATURDAY JANUARY EYENTNa. ‘ % 4 : a i meiiters e . ‘ _— Bs | SPUTORO RY re 1925. , | The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine : 7 PAGE 17 RS EE ben sones: 9 orchestra: ie... — wood. > 10:89, Welty. “a BAP. Fort Werth (4° 5.9m 630ke)—7 an .e va iia — Sunday Schoo] } es: & c f Floren. fe? 9-3 tic and 6. 7 4 niga © Massengale? 9:30, unfig a ; DAP. Kansas City (385.6m 2%} i } \y CASH AND CARRIE—By LOU SKUCE TTT | ene TAN AEH OW, IM yusT it , o po Ht CARRIE I SEE SO OYVING TO SEF) fl!!!’ | : OO0cee frock ar}! iii! | Mera Hoosepg Fe : ALL THE LIGHTS ! KNOW, I GETTING CROSS- ‘ if _ Roh, ol ‘ 4 the — sche Jack Tittle: f ae aneas: 31°45 + (370 UM SEO St q'Telte. ll, FAgewater Beach, or. ‘ mM Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. one . and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be PR nd ete 6. or “een attention, crvept letters on me-tical questione of undoudt- ss. aacerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. "” te ° a 2 I. | ; y 4 rd : A , , au WA Detroit (516.2m-5ROKe) “Bat W.—Twelith street | : Rhrthm Kinge: &. estudio pro , . 2 @ between the curbing B. J. H.—The materials needed ! 10°30 entertainers. cram, 4 wid street ty Washing-[to make five gallons of white | ON BROADWAY SZ. New Vork 16454. 3m-6AMKC) A op. : ve. ‘he sidewalks are} paint ; | gallon of green » Boston aywphery: 9 - t wide for this Part of] paint the purpose for } a 2-10 30 ore tr , bs fee 7 (344. 6m-A7Mke) > ~. i street. which the paint is to be used, the | dany. fiddlers orchestras, DORA.--A bilimbi o1 kind eof surface to be painted, and Ciacinnat! (422 3m 71Gke: ~ 4 op. MB is a South American the experience of the painter. You =~ Sa". :, yer med ewssne club: 4-15 It is green-shinned shaped | Can Ket accurate information at, : . ° 3} a e F. “é : Ser eey a? ee ’ A IS rig 9 i f e speck et be ee: secumber and about four|4ny paint store. We have no reo- | ve ‘70, dance P tong. It is an acid fruit ord of a’ previous question from j, | i 109.7 mMBOOKke) —7-30 is beg cooked and in olutneyes. you. | be ? .O'Faltus lark A. B. C. D.—-Box nombers &re |! a. ATK I~ T, anegk. stacy ets | used for classified advertisements ers hour. 7.30. Pducational pened: city 1h Fee FT feiss! ~ Tracy Brown ® CKlabormnate. = od; 10 (oO John When the advertiser desires tO | a, Atlantic Cite (299 Kin 160M.) i The cost to the eit¥v was keep the applicant from appearing nger musi: &. ¢vening corerrt, Q stu. ef o 33 The area of the parn personally to seek the position or io «program: $30, orchestra; 10:36 1b8.22 acres. The lake has aj {bing advertised These numbers dance ; . aie - aiso preserve the identity of the “a — — : — sa g a¢ ‘Ss. . ‘ Ch AEN (44: Sm-670k —— 7 fn “ert: fal of 645 a ois advert iser. Man Vv employs ers de- © Katz anc Kiltena, frolic, Th baisai? tree {3 a ti Cincinnatt «325. 9u7-820k¢; —9 ese The p andre te get preliminary informa- 4: 13. worchestra, ee ER des of fir tre: tphagt pine ane’ gion about applicants. Neatness eee ES Asie ee ar ore oc has 1it- (Cr the application. letter, quality ee - pn Pitas yy OE 4 tres. ea en eh 6LLOF. huAhe Stationery useé and amount F. =} Louise (273m 1100%ke, _ 8 afiie ; scommercia! ,as Ue. though the inforrnation given, are consid- te ee 2 “4 > > et scopaters ' e. tamaha violinist ; eo 7 «slay by} “i . mn > e ¢ tree Wow th Vey] “ \ iluab ‘ ered iodications of the applicant s cone beariug tres are the cnaracter and ability to fill a pro- ' ee ruces, Jarches andj ciyin, ' : at a cruninement veal shoul fuse iam | ELLA CINDERS—By BILL CONSELMAN AND CHARLIE PLUMB Three”; ef Y—The rusty tools should | white paper, write in ink and give Bin ben 4 goaked in _kero-ene for 24 hours the information asked for about || rAM ret a eodagae longer. You shvuld eonsult aj yourself... You should give several! | WJ ¥ — a ge eeeand {SE8.A00-7 70K") —6 : dealer re®arding ‘i yrgeferencese that may be consulted | | Blue Fash wizarni 9 merrsmakers.- zz. cools that ‘yuu desire jn regard to your previous work, ||| | eS a - coos merece There are many sizes | but do not send letter# given Pr || ; Bu TE pe ge Bh = . at PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Mea types of hammers and the/ previous emplovers. Copies of a ypes reg: aj | Kaurding a. ae p can advise vou oa letters may be enclosed but kind adapted te sour Wor not the originals. Oe feet, INFORMATION. BTERY TRULY YoURS.—A mf- a: 1 > nee would be safer for FE. j who is at least 16 years of | vou to make a will, leaving all 4 may drive an automobile {f;) your possessions to your half- UULIX THEATERS Be obtains a license. | lrother or whomever vou desire to : a 6 G—You can sue the other girl | have them. You need not mention } ber half of the apartment rent. your own brother in your will. fer throu ge signed the lease Juintiy With, \RETERAN—You cannot se!) or Circuit of Publix Theater assign your Government insurance | talent is . SOUTH BROAD WAT —TR is ex~! policy according to the law. You | Bosed that a final dividend pay- | can borrow on it in accordance Te Pe Pe? 05% o¥, 0.0. 05000,0,9. 000 an Hiert Will be made soon by the i'with the provisions mentioned on a¥. act bank. ithe policy. SH. — The eal Estate Fx-!' gf Jj You should consult * ge will give information re-! lawver regarding your claim rding commission rates charged against Your stepmothers estate. rea! estate dealers on sales. lif Your earnings went into proyp- PePHILDREN. — ‘ili eaecutor or;erty left to her by your father. inistrater of an estate im Mts-) sou may have an equity in it. must be a reeident of thts WH. — The judgments wouid mete. ; lbe liens on the real estate RED. — We ernret advise re- | hough? The abstract of 3 ging forms for wills You; shouid have shown the gid consult a lawver if vou ex-Ilthere Were any at the time yo, your heirs to have any diffi- | bought the property. You should ity in settling your estate. ;eonsult the abstract company. MEDICAL QUESTIONS ; Bealth and sanitation questions of public interest only wall be con- Paramount Romance, with gd. Inagnosts or treatment of tndividual cases will not be given. ce ee NEVER WOOL VE MADE. F tr our dascription the need or it decreases Only \ D Rods GONE -TAAT e\Rsr CLASS IF » ag DRESSED THis MORNING’ Sarg gt —~ ae Ph. Cade SREB S Lee iad 0 Id ety, “Cllr tints Sv Sle ane a N eer ° et gt eo” w i~ ee ed bd he oe et hd be Ws od bt bh, a nd Fa ase “ i aed . - . “ = gs _—s w sha euenaebeiinn-ad 8 i tees Sesame emeehen otiemed Se ote ae eee —_— a OP ns ae Ws te . ‘ P a —_ eer eA Av ee oe nv S RE NR SOE O ONBOR Coe > werereaee , a ed ~ ew wer, 4 : : a*a*aa*a” a re A’a"a*a’s > a*s*s ai _ wen, Fed ¥ abs on ee Lee Bee heresy \ ége the condition is cancer- |Your own willpower can make vou | | it aes pro:mpt attention. are forms of self-indulgence thar i | . DIPEN - HE HASNT : | degrade the mind and often injure, | : A. D—To check the armpit!the body. You should build up! : : TAKEN OFF WIS FU wash the parts thorought!y’; your general health by exercise, it) ~ Ma carbolated soapy and dust| wholesome food and sleep, be-. | . | COAT ALL DAN EVEN bora: ic acid. | cause a well body uKuallv means ! : tne" i | DVRING CLASSES 7 grey A ee OS tae Ae Pane ~~ ent ee ee eae fe ey Cas mwhen dry with child suffering with adenoids|;aq@ heaithy mind. A healthy mind aid be operated upon ‘will te strong enough to resis. ; necessary, regardiess of ‘temptation of the kind vou men- i's ace A i-year-o!d = chi tion. Keeping your mind and Bstand such an operation very: body too busy for thoughts of thay || ily. character will elso help vou. | — ee ~ Seen : ‘ Fe ens i wee =o Ee h « 27> , PE a A EM Pere wAgeRROATINN w SOen oN meet a 2 ye 7s hae e ~ van Ce RUE Ce penne ee algae eae > 7 AEP we ———_—_ -—_#} ne oem { Steamship Movements. ¢ . ye Licenses | By the Associate’? DPres«. ARRIVED. . / @. Births Recorded | IHlaifa, Jan. 27. Adriatic, from Ph : ‘ |New York. Burial Permits ‘| Monaco, Jan. 2§&, Lapland, Nsw ee Lt) Work. . ae Nii Janiero, Jan. 2 4 MARRIAGE LICENSES. Cerca aiot Sone aig $, Southern . H. Lange ene Beudheege Dearne tye LY RIC : PD Schram: sas Shaw! Oslo, Jan. 28, Bergensfjord. New x Goeckrler om (Carter | York YT CUCLIO Ben Morn reg W. Carter : DELMAR A ete ‘3 na | ’ ete as Buenos Atres, Jan. 28, Voltaire A Peacher hao a Parkview New York. FE. Meetzer boT4 St. Louis (olombo gan... 28 Carint! | porothy Sms, Hoo BS Vandeventer Seu Tor} inthia, Hal Dahlgren, Uli’ a . , rice —ours ‘(ape Girardeau, Mo Pandang, Jan. 28. Empress of | Bobbins. 0400 Arsenal Scotland, from New York. ¢ vt Ries 2400 Areena! ' Trisa 1+ Liae Sele ie SA F D Bony af ae j j ) ty ‘ Ul “4a. —Q06 Arsena! ~H08 Arsenal; for New York. err ge - Boeckeimann pi i iting New York, Jan. 28, Cambrai, yf ' é an 6 ow a bala t - ‘4 v Payne sos deftersan Barracks ee itt ‘ (1s it BE MY SIXTH ; efferson Barra ks | ueenstown, Jan. 28, resident “, Wok vi Park; Harding, New York. LALLA . Day CF INTENSIVE K : stot Oscecla| Southampton and Cherbourg, ‘EL 2 EZ " IN “THe GYM ‘ : | ~ : VE GAINED Th i 2749 Arsenal . 28, Tuscania, New Y i sa ‘ | 49 Arsen an uscania, New York Sere - ie ' | : ik Sl xX POUNDS eal ; ; | Queenstown, Jan. 28, Bremen, WY Gosh! Belleville t1i0 Janeiro, Jan. 27. Vestros, for ¢,? beuecville Pi ae New York. § BIRTHs RECORDED, Copenhagen. Jan. 28. United States, New York. | ' Missouri Road Conditions. Ry tie Associated Pree | St. Joseph—Cloudy: roads soft. Everyone's Tething Aboot ! eS CBee hed Eats Joplin Clear. roads wet. ‘pping"—ROSE & THORWE in « j » GTR ae bette SESS in “Fascinating Feminine _ Grav. S800 A yor | Columbia—Clear; roads sloppy. yvOnSengical Moments.” : ih plcDavid. 2 1S Acerre on Se gnc a. C ” - en. 190A 1.5 -x Hannibal - Clear: roads slippery. L.” with MADGE BELLAMY. E Tae re Renaid | | nies: onde good. SMENT TREAT OF THE YEAR! 2 ide Uh ToUN AM ictuga: Kansas City Cloudy; roads wet. | ‘ie. Picture Stars IP pte, i he Cree toed Poplar Bluff---Foggyv: roads wet. | ~ abal™ : ¢N $f ay Cape Girardeau—Foggy: roads : ;. irk and = omits ah. Mo On (bystere a la King. | Ovsters a la King are preferred , Seenmeon San dad a by Many people to the celebrated — BURIAL PERMITS. chicken or turkey dish. The secret | i ; p06 Masion ? : , of success in the oyarter recipe is to| LITTLE MARY MIXUP—By BRINKERHOFF f Soe ents: | tet the shellfish cook only two oF | 7 : a _ RY ROR MeDenalé , three mirutes; longer will toughen | Ti I " st TIME. uA AND TanaY I onty A Whine SH 4240 Riene!: | | . - Rikrowekhs, 3d). of Newport » Them. , 3 . Mane Ge Tgld CN” Pouritents, Irepare a rich white rsauce and | ———") a I TahinK Im” CEerrinc . For Gor vA “HOLE. y ForGot & TEENY>~ WEENIE *EAST CAKE © COMEDIES - { Hy 2atZW 'sunivan, | &dd two botled eggs, silced neatly: | D1 dap “Te | Berree AND BETTEL - BUSHEL OF POTATOES “aiind MowA®e TELLAR ACTS ay [two green peppers, minced and | come BaAcK- - 4 2 68 S00 Arena’ | browned in butter: cook a few min- | oRGOT SAV. - WITH WILLIAM BOYD | | . oh, a “ Mins 8 : ' utes, watching carefully. Just be- I Jar You SAID CC ae ———e , ee BOS NS! | fore serving turn In the oysters, =A — aT : Bisel eeocery-| | an ——_ a ee oe —_ heat through and serve on thi . : i? fr j H : 3 — tee — Cou ee tous! squares at once. . is & Mime 8 Pee ciewe ud end He aha Si -3U3 Ex ; ' ” A, lial t . Cn ee ee eee ed - - ~ Foe. ONE em ny mein odie aan, i 5 CAA ta Maye 6 yp EE wee - reat : nea eee . > wr : ELMAR Simple Gowns. | NEW YORK.-—-the courage of | eee KAS \. - ay eh eee ee © «hy : ~ Bene ome eee» aah , one’s convictions ig one adiunct | =D SUNDAY BE OS. Poor ms ILING’’ E pit 1 ot necessary to those who wish to be | i Avera’ Ne ee numbered among the wel] dressed. BEATRICE 14LLiE al The beet dressed women of Paris * 5A OF LAUGHTER a $3 letra & Grand Mand London are eseking the sim- es * BAW My mouth | pler frocks leaving the more elab- |6h#B j q a7 a ont s VAUDEVILLE arets Olive ‘orate as “fit for the foreigner.” ; a wear | Recently returned travelers com- | Diain however that it is bard te y Prints MORE. WAN 'avold the fmportunitics of the: newspapers COMBINE te aa. 214 Gi -saleswomen who stress the more Dae We 3 eiaborately trimmed and more ex- ; pensive dresses. {

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Ph OB ANG SECC! got Soe alight hPa a, Se CRO ne ey 2 s , “Aa ee ee ry as ~ Tas * * * fare et = os x b Veer « a 7 and Tl bs ad > Rlrre Be é « * ee bed PAY ge We te ; : ee ae ee BP ti 6 = “ ‘ hg td. eee Se oe eee ae ee . a x mnie Rermein io ee 2 on * ying 4 BAA a: pitta se oP Bae Pgh: | ety $x, 7] * Veh * e - ee a ee ee ae BIE a ORE ov hag - a Cyl - Aw ‘> a oa hae | en we , ie ‘them with his bare hands, > Saher ‘i toe Ata Pete iol ~~ ea Dbistes eT 4 = is WR ca oe COMIC PAGE SATURDAY. JANUARY 29. 1927. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 36 — ae SATU ae! JANUARY 32 ALL SERENE. | SEE the case of Tris and Ty Has been investigated, Acd having proved an alibi, They've both been reinstated. While we were toid a lot about Ap ancient baseball scandal, The magnates found beyond a doubt It was too hot to handie. In view of which, we woncer why The thing was ever started. They tied a can to Tris and Ty, Who, from their jobs were | parted. The baseball wor:d was shocked When Tris and Ty were fired; Then to their side al] fandom flocked. And so they were re-hired. rudely So Tris is right and Ty is rignt, And everrthing is hotsr: = be dove of peace is sitting tight. And all with her is totsy. The Judge applied the whitewash coat As everyone expected, But someone had to be the goat, So Johnson was elected. —- TOO TRUE. No matter where Ty Cobb goes to play he wii! receive the cheers of the fans who used to £o out to the park for the sole purpose o?” _geering him. For such is the nature of the genus fazi. Regarding a storr told by Pao- lino Uzeudun that he had killed three wild boars in «uba. one of a Ha-, there are Maybe Vana newspaper says tha’ no wtld a] boars tn Cuba Het since Uzeudun killed them a'l. Or maybe they were tame boars until Col. Uzeudun got to clubbing them around the tsland and made them wild. However, giving Paolino the benefit of the doubt it doesn't fol- low that he wil] make a hog-killing You can’t always tell. . 'when he tackles some of the heaty-_ | weight leather pushers over here. ish heavyweight and mar | been throwing the bull instead of ‘killing wild boars. | GOING SOME. Eber Montgomery Weils. é Furthermore Uzcudun is a Span- | have . Dart- | ‘mouth sophomore, smashed a rec- ord that stood for 31 years, when: three times he ran the 45-yard high hurdies in the sensational time of, 5 minutes and change. Sensational! is right. this is the slow-rmotion record. “Peter Peter ‘Defeats Banton by a Nove.” 4-5 seconds.—Ex- | We take it. -. PETER. pumpkin eater, , Had a wife and couldn't keep : her: He beat out Banton by a nose And bought his wife a flock of clothes. YEA, BO. How beautifw .Me City Beautiful we'.'2 be if it were as beautiful as the beautiful pictures of the pro- posed iunprovements: “Tomatoes Grown on Trees.” We noticed they were getting higher all the time. “Old Time spelling Matches Praised.” Never a syiiabile pressed impunging the integrity of the spelling match And it would be so casy to throw a spelling match. too. tle letter in the wrong place. and no one couid prove anything. either. Hog-caliing is another sport at which the finger of suspicion has never been pointed. The champion hog-calier is always out to bring home the bacoa “Rickey Picks a Green One.” “You're not speaking of lemons. we hope. “Man and Son in Legislature.”’ Well. what of {t” Mussouri has whole families there. KRAZY ~ TR WHERE Ay SIA. eS KAT—By HERRIMAN Bur | AMNSSED | MISSED _4 te 1" My “OPFICER PUPP: OD Heew ir Wi BNOUCH - WHERE Ap 'S IG@aarz2 lhepabd ve a i D | ee ee ee e has been ex- | Just one ]i‘- BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS STARTED TO wR Gee. | _ ~ ee ie ME SLEEP! ‘CET UP- DOWOU REALIZE THAT THE BANQUET IN YOU HONDR IS TO-MORROW NICHT AND YOU HAVENT, YOUR SPEECH" WOULD NENVER nce ite THAT Sanauer | iLL BE BUSY IN MY OFFICE] \SO | DONT WANT TO SEE \ ANY ONE -AN'! MOST NOT ' BE DISTURBED 45! MUST - 4 me la 5 l te ene r *4 ‘ 7 % a gs bY? — 7 : é , | . ARE CRI ec tea 5 icteric Be arr atts CARTOON FOLLIES OF 1927—3y; RUBE GOLDBERG a “THE BATTLING You've BRAGGED ME SUT | | EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEK ~) TREAT ME ; BUT TOMIGHT PVE BARRICADED MYSELF ‘% AASB ''™ GOING To STAT HERE EVJOQy iF YOU TARE THE MATTER T ConGRESsS JACQVAINTAAICE _\) THer’SsS A FiIne wart WT | AFTER ALL THE Mitte PSOPrce ive RAD You Meer! IF lLcEFT OvR SOCIAL LURE “TO YOU OLR CALY LUKE AND HIS UKE A DENTIST ULES A YOUNG MANY’S TOCTH, A PINS WAS IA) THS CHAIR ME FELT TRE PAIAy AASB CRIED, SO, Boc, DO THE ROOTS GO Bowa) § F | Nw SAME THING, TH BeErtHA ME BUTTS, THE FIRST MOTHER-IN-LAW TO LIVE WITH a YOUNG HARRIED COUPLE- sHE INSPIRED COUATLESS STHER MOTHERS -IN-LAW TO Bo THE EGREBY LITTERWSC LP THE MATRIMGASIAL WORLE WITH MANYC BROKEN HEAB S ASD BROKEA) BISHES. MICKEY (HIMSELF) McGUIRE—By FONTAINE FOX > | VO *ND TEL TAn MeGuiRE HAS ESTABLISHED A WELL RESPECTED DEAD- LINE. ¥ THE KIDS LIVING IN THE MoRE PoLITE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. = die NOW MISS HENN— IN THIS SCENE AUNT — YOU RE FRITZIS AND YOu MUST i?’ | MAVE YO SSe THAT SILLY LITTLE FLAPPER } WANT TO BE PAID DOUBLE ’ aly 8h) ras Qqh AND YOULL BE Tare 4B is KISSER BY A DOUBLE 10°.” SHELTON ALLEGES FRAMEUP IN PLEA. eo? whieh BO Be Sure to Read ‘ WANT AL In This Secti 08 “-OL. 79. No. Aaa ~a-eaieedlinaoa FOR PARTICULARS Says Government Inter to Offer Evidence * « Acts Other Than Colliz ACCUSES BIRGER AND ART NEV Federal Judge Fit Moves Trial of Gangst From Springfield, IL, Quincy. taal to the Poet-Diespatct. <PRINGFIELD, UL, Jan. 33. ‘elton Williamson in an affidavit filed “tates District Court iv. declares that the Fee ‘ment of himself and his t Ear] and Bernie. for ‘cSuuinmasville mail robs °7, 1925, is the result of eun by Charlie Birger, riva -ader, and Art Newman, @ ite of Birger. ey affidarit accompanied — i for a bill of particulars Judge FitzHenry will ito rule when the mei - tee is called fer trial of nev Monday. _— 'n the motion, the attorney fer Sheltoms charges that he wen kept in the dark as to ft ‘g-taile of the. Governments cag and that he its entitied to Knew ore of it than ts in the indie rent, so that an adequate dete navy be prepared. 3 Hidden Purposes Alleged. — ‘am Shelton ta informed, ording to hie affidavit. that, Prothers ‘argo. with a specific act, aan the mai] robberr. “the pre et “may attempt to con ‘corm by preof ef pretended fag -! cirepmetances of which [3 ive no knowledge whatever. notice or inforr: can be had from the indig The affidavie further says th » Charlies Birger and one “-wman. @ frien@ and aasocta® mn’ the anid Birger, are imatigat inl premoters of tila 8 “wt at then. and that the rer an! Newman have and pubic’y expressed themg . aa willine te do anythill ' the Sheltons.” : “porated in the affidarit <~paper ttem tn which Bis ‘el as saving he would : °@ -etten by midnight and 6 * tofftice inspectors witnesses, Birger . have dectined to df -e of the testimeosy fin t s known that the Gor ies mainly on Newman © ormer friends of the 8 tha’ postoffice inspecta™ ‘+r seibrena about 23 of ‘< to offer detalle confirm e ' <timony of Newmans Trial Moved to Quincy. | uv the case had been - 'rial at Springfield. bat J ‘ZHeory deetded that “tn the ‘anee of public justiee,~ ‘+ should be tried at Quincy. reaan for the move if There is a possibility tll mar be made on eit nesses cam be guarded more ‘uiney than at Spriiesg {, becaneae the Federal Bu Lt Quiner haa oniy Lane anda is essily guarted. + Springfelt building hea *alirwavs and an elevator. Ir; Springfleid w admirably ‘.4 for an escape should there *sorder. Quincy is harder te bee (artic ularty by anutom «chile. ‘very precaution will be reserve order at YQutnacy “y the trial Besides 12 de ted States Marshals. and ren postoffice inspectors ¢ ’ he three Getectives from le ‘s to assist tm guarding Fe:.-a! Butiding. The peblie will be tarred £ “he ourtroom and witnesses aa correspondents ) ‘o search for Weapons "= ‘hey will be allowed te FIRE AT SPRINGFIELD, “PRINGFIELD. TH. Jas. - -tioyo—- Fire which etacted 4 -clock yesterday aff ‘hie morning had , . iMerik- onaiing fal CU ng the Armour and Ca, Dlant, and the auditing d ITitnelis Bell Teiep rire .tening ad} new af ° ery a iad ¢ @ ras chie? = ther . - ome ts “4d at $306 069 ‘he fire, whieh org nated taf &vment of the packing piagst, 3 ‘Svught to have been under ce “SUT an animenta tank near "*0 refrigerators of the plant Dieode@ and ignited the secend @ “Aird fleere of the structure ~ a “ a ps ‘he a