St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 27, 1927

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3 ame yi * ‘ g 4 > SS , . > that Avila was ‘asa purveyor of such y1-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service BER ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 — —36 PAGES. PRICE 2 CENTS” MLA CEFERED I MAN U. 8. % ee ae ; 4 al aa! Bets «3 a? a ETO MEXIGO Paper Purported to Reveal Relations Between Kel- logg and Sheffield, Wit- ness Tells Senators. YSED NMAE OF THE EMBASSY SECRETARY Purveyor of “‘Spurious Pa- pers,” Known as “Very Dangerous,” Fails to An- ‘swer Senate Summons. the A@sociated Prvss. WASHINGTON, Dec, character of Miguel! Avila, who said he obtained the documents printed 4a in the Hearst newspapers purport- 2i.—The ® ing to fave come from the official fies of the Mexican Government, underwent a sustained assault to- da, before the Senate committee ipves'igdting the authenticity of the papers. Avila, who had been summoned by the committee, failed ' io respond when his name galled. Prank ‘. _ lor. Wis.. a Mexico City. McLaughlin of civil engineer in toid committee “notoriously known” papers; that Supe- the - Avila had been in jail; that Avila’s papers were he gout tim:a-document “spurious” and that not “produce a single er witness in Mexico City. "He id “traffic in documents” was -& bubiness in Mexico City. | The witness said Avila showed purporting to come from the first secretary of the MAmerican Embassy off ing to sell for $16,000, with $1000 down, in- formation as to exc! langes between ‘Secretary Kellogg and Ambassador Bheffield, to which he tredence whatever. McLaughiin said be offered his rave no -@rviees voluntarily to the commit- : liyht.”’ his true The documents published | tee “to show Avila in ‘th the Hearst papers, he said, had mbled “the papers dealt in by Pavila.” of which he had seen 20 Ss When & Msuccessful, 30. He said he knew nothing iM the papers published in Hearst ReWspapers purporting to show feation of a fund of $1,215,000 for four U, S. Senators. The committee. AVila today, asked McLat ghlin to feturn next week. Counsel for William Randolph Hearst said they Were trying to locate Avila, who Was registered at a hote] here. attempts to reach Avila were the committee unable to find ad- Journed 4 Jan, 4, On U, - Embassy Paper. McLaugh ae said that, in the /Mmmer or autumn of 1926, Avila ‘fame to his apartment on what Avila said was very important busi- 3 ‘Mss, at the same time showing Mc- Taughlin a typewritten document , /® American Haughlin then 5 the El Sol Petroleum Co. to Washingt n, ; me vd. mt x Vid call this to the can officials. “mbassy paper. Mc- was vice president , which id a contract Mexican Aovernment. “This proposal, purporting to be with the t trom Arthur Bliss Lane, the first ® Peretary of the Embassy, ® Mened, offered to sell the Mexican j ' Government, for $10,000, informa- but un- Hon On what transpired between P 2 -Becretary Kellogg and Ambassador » Sheffielq. " on of the McLaughlin a visit envoy testi- "Avila Said Lane was downstairs. 1 told Avila I did not intrigue Pp ABainst my own Government and Missed him. “Avila Came the next morning h two photostatic copies of the Ments. I called Irving E. ft, formerly of the Departnient Justice and a friend of the em- . I asked tim to show the to the embassy, Swift replied Avila was a very dangerous l assume Avila thought I! attention of tal “Avila Came later and said T had a “en him in a lot of trouble by F Feretsttin aking to Swift. I never spoke Lane Shout it.” MeLaughiin Hd he did not be ite ‘ve Avila’s story ™ told him so-“in no uncertain ms,” testified he had ‘e0tiated several private contracts r $1; Pendly terme. gg McLaughlin. i humerous loans to oz 4, 3 a bs the Mexican Government and 00 forfeit is now pending on Of these. He and Avila are on so far as he knew, “ho told of mak- Avila. Sheffield “the Old Man.’ ler, McLaue n said that Wa Came to Sy “A tite a wireless seeare Purporting to have been ols the Mexican Undersecre tary far, orderin g the shipment of ™8 to rebels in Nicaragua. Avtiia, aucd on Page 3, Column 8. CLOUDY TONIGHT, TOMORROW: PROBABLY RAIN TONIGHT —e TEMPE RATU RES, io a" “gap il a. m 12 noon mt enig ia ie oP OO S0 *) Ow 3 4 49 wey Pot dmc ($s a. m.). Official forecast for St. Louis and vicinity: Cloudy tonight and _ to- morrow, probably with ram; warm- er tonight: the lowest tempera- freezing, Missouri: Rain tonight and _ to- morrow; warmer ¥tonight in east and south por- tion. Illinois: Unset- tled tonight and tomorrow, prob- ably with occa- sional Pa i:n.: warmer tonight. Sunset, 4:45; sunrise (tomorrow), 7:20. Stage of the Mississippi 5.5 wast ee ee RORBERS GET $2900. FROM CAFE EMPLOYE Messenger With Joe Garavelli’s Receipts Held Up at 1124 Hamilton. - AS automobile other to the curb in front of 1124 an crowded an- was | Hamilton avenue at 12:45 p. m today. a man jumped out of the pursuing car and robbed the occu- pant of the other machine, Tony $29e@0 belonging to Joe Garavelli’s Cafe, 5701 De Giver ville avenue. “The car that ran my car down was a Buick coupe,” Belle said afterward. “A yellow roadster Was following it. The man who got out of the Buick hit me over the head with his revolver. and hit me in the face with his fist, before he grabbed the satchel I was car- rying and got. back into his car. The vellow car followed the other cin driven away ward.” bello. an se llo, of as it was employe of the was taking the money, Christmas receipts, to the State Bank of Wellston He made such frips once or twice a week. NEW FORM OF STREET CAR TRANSFERS TO BE ISSUED In Case of Double ‘Charge. Con- ductor Will Tear Off Stub; Mark- ings to Continue’ Unaltered, A new form of street car trans- fer will be issued to street car rid ers at midnight Saturday. It will differ from the oid in that wherea double ransfer is given, the con- ductor will tear off a stul of providing slips for each as heretofore, The colors of will be white and red a and will have words “up” on their faces in bold type. The “down” transfers will be Iis- sued passengers going downtown or on cross-town lines going south; the “up” transfers. are for trips away from the downtown area and on northbound cars. TELLS OF SEEING MAN LEAP FROM THE MUNICIPAL BRIDGE Overcoat and Hat Found at Point From Which Passerby HKe- ported Stranger Jumped, A man jumped from the Munici- pal Bridge near the East Side ap- proach into the Mississippi River at 1:30 p. m. today, according to Fred Stuckner of 710 Collins road, Kirkwood, who reported to East St. Louis police that he saw the man leap. Stuckner said he was driving his automobile acress the bridge when he saw tite man hit the water come to the surface a moment later and then disappear. A black felt hat and a brown overcoat were found where the man jumped. The overcoat contained 12 cents Christmas card printed in new transfer as at present “down” and the Polish. y a O”_LOL LAP A LOL eh ro us A. Teacher of Dancing St. Louis has a number of ex- pert dancing teachers services are offered through ad vertisements in the Post- Dis patch Classified columns. Occasionally an advertisement appears for a dancing instructor wanted. Such calls like help wanted for office, home or factory are promptly filled through the Post- Dispatch. When in need of help of any kind call MAin 1111—the Post- Dispatch —and «sk ‘cr Betty, the expert ad-taker. The Post-Dispatch is read in FAR MORE St. Louts homes— WhHOse a ee a a a ee a i i ee a en Daily or Sunday—than ANY other newspaper. VP LPB Le ee ture will be above | }afternoon, rort’- Ca fe, and a i sels lan », instead change | an area-60 miles wide. lieling i ” igeles ' Friday | had | Field, ee i : Grace. N. £., MA BP PRL LOLOL AOA LA MOREL A AOL OL AOL Lh et el ed PPL VL | Istand } TWO DESTROYERS AND AIRSHIP HUNT FOR MRS. GRAYSON U. S. S. Sturtevant and Mahan Exploring 32-Mile Lane Between Cape Cod and Sable Island. OCEAN VERY CALM, VESSELS REPORT “Los Angeles,” Co-operat- ing in Hunt for Party in Missing Plane, Reports Turning Back. By the Associated Press, ABOARD UNITED STROYER NORTH Search STATES DE- STURTEVANT, IN ATLANTIC, Dec 27.— “The Dawn,” missing plane of Mrs. Frances Wilson Gray- son, Was carried on today by the Cestroyers Sturtevant and Mahan on a line from Cape Cod to Sable island, off the eastern coast f Nova Scotia. The vessels covercd a lane 32 miles wide. The Sturtevant steamed through the night at a speed of 20 -::nots and at 6 o’clock this morning joined the Mahan, ceded her. The Sturtevant left the Koston navy yard late yesterday The Mahan had started two hours earlier trom Province- tuwn, where the destroyer had been on duty with the S-4 salvage ficet. The visibility on each side of the two ships today was ‘ght miles They were steaming on parallel courses 16 miles apart. The positiun of the Sturtevant at 6 o’clock was longitude 66 West, latitude 42.56 north, Or approxi- mately 230 miles from Sable Island, at a 20-knot speed the vessels -hould reach Sable Island by nightfall. The sea was very calm. At the Sturtevant passed to the southward of La Have Banks, sighting a number of fish- ing vessels. These had received no report of the missing plane. Commander It. R. Stewart said that the destroyer by tonight would be close to Sable Island within the area indicated by the Sunday night radio message supposed to haye come from the Dawn and picked up at the Government radio tion on the island. At daybreak tomorrow the ves. will start to cover an area oV miles south of Sable Island, and additional area to cover the driftage before the zone north of the island. If the plane is to the northwar4 it will be p&ssing gradually beyou the fishing grounds and toward the open Atlantic. The currents and prevailing winds at this season are from north to south. The Sturtevant was in touch with the U. S. Coast Guard destro;y- ers Shaw, Monaghan and Downes which were co-operating with navy in the search These vessqis at 9 a. m. were off Cape Nova Scotia, heading outward tor an intensive combing of the area between the mainland and Saole Island. for which had pre- >: a. Fa sta- probable whe ‘ ? . Sab'e, “Bos Angeles” Finds No Trace Plane, Heads Back Home. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—-The search of the navy dirigible “Los Angeles” for the missing airplane, “The Dawn,” had proved fulile up until midday today after ‘covering After trav- Mass... north “TLOs of from Chatham, t Emerald Bank, the reported tha tat 11:48 a. m. changed her course Cod in order that her berth at some time tonight. she had back to Cape might g@geach hurst, NM. J.. she Lake- Little Information to Guide Search; Radio Call Heard. Associated Press. YORK, Dec. 27.—The Mrs. Frances W. Gray- son and three men in their missing plane, “The Dawn,’ was handi- capped by lack of definite informa- tion as.to the plane's W hereabouts it was reported passing over Cod shortly after 7 e'clock night. two hours after If tnken off trom Roosevelt Island. for Har! on the first stage ol a projected flight to Croydon, Lkn- By the NEW search for since (‘ape Long or gland. Search by the navy followed. an- nouncement by the Canadian Gov- ernment wireless station on Sabie Isiand, operated -by the Marconi Co.. that on Sunday night an ‘n- terrupted message signed with the call letters of ‘“‘The Dawn was hearl, reporting the plane lir trou- ble. A dispatch the Sahie station to the Associated Press Monday amplifying the sta- tion's first announcement said. “Nine forty-five p. m yesterday heard very high pitch and swing- —_— sent bs * Continued on Page 3, Column 2. Ane | entering} Is ke versity in J. P. MORGAN, BANKER, CHOSEN U.9. STEEL HEAD Corporation Board of Di- rectors Names Financier to Succeed the Late Elbert H. Gary. MYRON C, TAYLOR TO FINANCE GROUP Capitalist to Become Chair- man to Fill Second Posi- | tion Former Had Held. Dy the Associated Press NEW YORK, Dec. 27.—J. P. Morgan -was elected chairman of | the board of the United States Steel Corporation today. Morgan, heads the banking firm of J. P. Morgan & Co., succeeds Elbert H. Gary, who died in August. Myron C. Taylor, capitalist, has been closely identified First Nationals years, was elected chairman of the who with Finance Committee, a post which | also had been filled by Gary. Morgan, who is 60 years old, He was gradu- Just him, ated from ‘Harvard in 1889. his father had done before his and he spent appre ntice London the on Continent, learning knowledge of methods and LKuropean foreign exchange. as was his father. Taylor Has Textile Interests. Taylor is president of Taylor & Co., Ine.. the securities Corporation and the Mercantile Corporation. He is iden- tified with textile interests in New Bedford, Mass.: Passaic. N. J.. and elsewhere, and is a director of the New York Central Railroad. First National Bank, and other corporations. He in Lyons, N. J., Jan. 18, was graduated Pisin 1894. James A, Farrell will con president of the and chief the the board, chairman is no an executive officer Already a Banking Power. Morgan, already the head of largest and most powerful anking firm in the world. now be- comes the head of the largest. in- dustrial enterprise in America. if not in the world, Ue. has: been more or less actively identified with the financial affairs of the corpor- ation since the death in 1918 of his father, whose name_hKe bears and who, with the late Mr Gary and Charles M. Schwab, present man of the Bethlehem Stee] Cor. poration, was instrumental! in fanizing the United States Corporation more a-century ago. Morgan has bee lieving himeelf of sponsibilities of during the last fe ing them over to with the icr@a of retiring or enter- ing any other forms of. endeavor. but with the idea of conserving his health and giving him an was born 1874. and Cornell Uni- tinue as Stee] Corporation executive officer un: and Committee and ler direction rinance The the ore than a quarter of gradually many of the his banking firm w years and turn his partners, not months out of everv year he t in Europe. one of his chief recrea- } grouse iff of extremely fond. : » | keen delight being he is takes s yachts Harold Stanley to Partner in By the Associated NEW YORK, Become Morgan Firm. Press. Dec. 27.—Harold Stanley, president of the Guaranty Co. of New York. wil be admitted to partnership in the firm of J. P. Morgan & Co. of New York, it was learned today. This is the: first change in the personne! of the firm Sinee the resignation of Dwight W Morrow on his selection as Ameri- can Ambassador to Mexico. The new Morgan partner his banking career shortly his graduation from Yale in with the National Commercia] Bank of Albany, N. Y. Stanley was born 42 years ago in Great Bar- rington, Mass. During his career in New York he has become affili ated with a number cf business en terprises, and holds positions as d) rector of B. F. Goodrich Co.,. Beth lehem Stee} Co., Columbia Gas and Electric Co, and R. Hoe & Co. The Mergan partners with whom Stanley will be associated in ad- dition to Morgan. are: Edward T Stotesbury, Charles Steele, Thome W. Lamont, Horatio G. LJo, 4. Thomas 8. Gates, Thomas Cochran. beran after 1908 Junius Spencer Morgan Jr., George | ‘hands and face sev Wiitney, Russell Cornell Leffing well, Francis T. Barton, Arthur M. Anderson and William Ewing HIC Executive | who | Bank interests for | days in| ‘at first hand a complete | banking | ‘Much of County and Strip Morgan is a generous patron cf the | arts, Myron Lorraine | stead of | permitted si | remain. the | several | — | going | morning. | the afternoon a heavier ; Over ' the supervision of | the ' longer | a, Han Private | L . a i great : rree oO chair- | imade steel | Tre- ; re. | opportu-/§ nity to do the things he enjoys. Six! spends’! "; 492,707 taxpavers of lissur dad New | by Sled Driver ; ings to this MAN SMUGGLED INTO AIL; ADUITS KILLING GIRL Hickman Arrai Pacific & Atlantic Photo by Wire to St. Louis isned in Los Ang eles Court Giet v Kidnaper and murderer of Marian Parker as he appeared today in Jud7e Carlos .Hardy’s court, Sa SMOKE PALL GAVE UITY BLACK CHRISTMAS: of Illinois Blanketed Grimy. Cloud. by _ ie black one for St. It was a Christmas a white Louis vicinity, because the noke to accumulatea and immediate the lack of wind itn upper air nd This condition -began before the Saturday middle of pall spread the hour in the r-to-work Then the coming from rorthwestern sec*ion. By smoke had drifted eater part -of St, Louis city, evening till the Couuty ection of Illinois on en enveloped for Although the and extremely throats, it irritating to noses did not cause as darkness as the Weather explained, probably the sjratum of smoke offering less resistance A decidedly large volume of | to be carried by usial because thin, was Was rays. soot seemed smoke. There was a Christmas the pall continued until but yesterday day there Sunday afternoon light morning, The fog worse. late Sunday was not bad. thin the night, was a haze of it. +7 Meramec River valiey, yesterday was bright St. Louis County. $24,653,000 IN TAXES DUE IN CITY JAN. | UNPAID $31,492,707 Levy on Reai and Per- sonal Property Is Highest on Record. With personal property tax remaining to the city, W that imcur . . i ae | lev¥ Of dol,- be paid by arning today taxes not Jan. 1 per cent a month. The tax levy sonal property greatest ever made It compares With a 868,039 last year, an $1.624,666. As 1s us will on real and this year is the in St. Louis. levy of. $29,- increase of this time of + “~ * val tA & year. crowds of taxpayers are calling at} ithe City 'Hall, to | pe naities ape Collector's office in make payment before Clerks in every night taxes are inquent assessed. the office are working checking payments If permitt d to remain del after March 1, an added penalty of 2 per cent besides that of J per cent a month its provided. 58 BELOW ZERO IN ALASKA CIRCLE, ‘Alaska, 27.——A valiant battle against the most vere storm in interior Alaska tin years was successful when Mall Jewell arrived with the mail on fror Braving the bring holiday Arctic outpost, Je schedule, but with erely frozen his team of dogs suffering trom the cold. | er, Se. *) fj Christmas time Chatantika. weather of 58 below to greet. his and arrived on the east |! about Zo] smoke was heavy to the sun’s |! the | admixture of} which | smoke | | Christmas To- | | blizzard of atmosphere | was thick and dark well out in the | whereas | and clear in | | have i still , Country | tions breakdown of | blocking of highways. " ef «6 -new ‘ . “a $24,653.06 | of t . Hickman appeare’ tn mueh bet- ter sahpe physically at the end of his journey from Pendleton ..an at the start. Dragged Into Jail in Harry. Hickman was literally dragged into the jall building by the twe detectives. Only hie toes touched the ground and his over-sise hat was crushed down over his eyes and earg almost blinding him. As he was jerked through the door- way one of the swinging doors flew back and hit Hickman in the face. He shrieked a sharp cry of pain and disappeared within. From the doors to the jall elevatbr was ony a few quick steps and in another minute he waa behind the bare. As the train approached Les Angeles Hickman was taken imt> Continued on Page 2, Column 2, Contisued on Page 2 Columm & The train bringing him. from — tectives. A string of seven automo- On the ride to the - a ; A F Me Z ‘ Sad a e 3 ia Pe. h . 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a vi $25,000 BANK HOLDGR IN SPRINGFIELD, Mp, Unmasked Youths ¥. | copie’ S Deposi tory + Cus. . ) sole Knocked Uncons¢; ous, Special to the Port-iiennten, SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Dec. 07. iTywo y ” we | | Ounc Men, UBmask ed, hela Le * tee Sia Dank of § and escaped with $25 O'clock They overlooked 81060. urities an d currency, The bank had just Opened for ness when the robbers entered, in less than 12 minutes they were speeding out of the city tp & Hud. e SOn sedan. holdups The bank employes ang Officer: hrough-./}|8"d three customers were Crowded be tic: iMto the vault by Ouc Of the gun. an in-| after $25.000 %: cash haé made 8©€N scooped into a sack. One or iday. the gunmen cove red the vanlt oor @ drug While the Other located a baek going | 20or. ". H. Horn, Salvation Army d up a/CaPtain, atlempted to argue with pmained |CPe robber and was struck on the oe. rie head with a revolver and knocked set of Unconscious, are The robbers’ car was Waiting in €@ east 2" alley with the engine running Toledo Julius Seifert, vice president of the sMumbuyus | Park. “kidded”’ one of the men inte es tule 4€aving the vault door unlocked eet he and the aiarm was Quickly given after the gunmen left the bank. Site lt was the first bank robbery in '|the history of Spr inefield. Louis | pas ea & stores | sia ae D. Then | of ity bu | 0°: s home i Within a antz | Cra- an «af ,er { f On =i “pring- 008 In this Moraing. 000 in bonds, 2t 8:30 cash and some ether and chior. orm. | short time he held VD and|}4@ Grug store on Hollywood boute. we used |Yard. A smal! girl ana an old man Los An were In the store. The old man this car |Tan out and the girl Screamed, so s, where Hickman drove away in his car. returned Fearing that the license plates hag ided to: been noticed. Hickman ¢rove to ‘San Diego. where he stole a pair of ~ \plates from a San Diego car and Worth | Put them on the car he was using. 5-caliber | That same day he conceived the er place. |'@ea of kidnaping a child. he held | Hickman denie@ that he intend. st bouje. [©d to use the anesthetics in the pth paste | ikidnaping. He said he eventuaily hen went ithrew the bottles in a refuse re- he went |°®! tacle in Centra} Park. ‘urlitzer |Mother Sends _ Lawyer to Defend lan clerk | Son in Los Angeles. buy him; KANSAS CITY. Mo. Dec. 27. pwn such | Mrs. Eva Hickman, mother of Wil- Pistol in iliam Edward Hickman, announces ped, tak. |t hat she has retained Jerome 2. | Waish, 25 years old, son of Frank Nov, 23. |} P. Waish of this city, to defend her holdup |}sen. She has asked District Attor. pr and ajney Keyes of Los Angeles to pro- Ore Crug tect her gon's lega! rights until 1 amount Walsh arrives in Los Angeles. a aie ve , S| was returned ~ -open verdi: | Ceroner Vitt today we WMirginia (.¢! ~~ hen ee ry . ‘ } | Open Verdict in Woman's Death. ‘| physician’ s Office to w]) TWO BOYS KIL AND THREE OTHERS SHOTINACE ‘John F anzio, 7,. H Fatally Wounded by Stepbrother, Joseph, 20, Firing at Mark With Rifle. firearn yester Joseph Fanzi: firing at tin can at 2331 Mullany ai ; Small rifle, a Ch | shot and killed r-old s _Srother, John. s tatty was rine | from a basement ste | see John crossing had warned the boy to yard. keep out of range s James Cau: 21, — - ? At Oe 7 a Eastec *, * } . ro ve kil 4 i “ from Mrs. Grayson’s plane were heard at the Cana- ian Government station on Sable Island. and the search ion ane her companion is beink concentrated in that vicinity. Whether | TWO DESTROYERS ing trip I avenu a of pigeons and loaded the g igeons flew away, and Pic Was unloading the weapon when it was discharged, the shot striking Caudle in the throat. “I know you didn’t you Keep the gun,” declared, | He died , id . slenlen es. they si - at. “ mean it— young Caudle according to Pickering a few minu later in a was tes | carried. Vaudeville Entertainers’ Party. \audevil the LL > Name, fp i sedi De Courcy = . . the Brazilian bmi- Denial Made bys hase 3 -anoth ly C saartaiineis on roing his daughter aan , ein | Octavio, Mixed - . cived 1. Celved cert ‘* ; , pers ° ; ter hour. rm uneral services for 3:30 p. tomorrow Iii. hal la Cemetery AVILA “TRIED a. SELL MEXICO Mrs. Schaum | 4 ; } ' parlors af} of 7 rik | Octavio,. Wo the Governments T+. anit loricn States and Mexico, trator in the sion agrecda U. S. “DOCUMENT”! Continued From Page One. PSs always gave ression he was working for Shef field, whom man.’ “Avila : salesmanship unique.’ McLauchlin said. would bring a plain copy first and | later photostats. two photostats. He sums but small toan.” McLaughlin said he Avila had been represenie: ative of tlh» He said the imp Ambassador “old large would aliwa News Agency. Havas service, which he had not seen in print. The witness said be had nero- tiated a contract with “he Mexican f : 4 letter 'eulated in ¢ lia nHress + CL ia i 7) iis a ’ as & > ~ hee - : ne | worthy “He | He would leave | never — Avila, named i 7 | Robert i . ; . . Bee > f} | Avila to publish an article in the | +! Nort ; i lavas at Mexico Cits Kincs nh of Avila | aS) hich has completely venieiieamadu écainst Avile Not a Correspondent, | Havas News Agency. Br the Assoc: rated Presse NEW YORK, Dec. I ‘the Ha Mel ~ ther b> . + MO hte, BAA me i RHOVW ED iv€! vy ri v, a Al Ait a they Dupt iy has been Jupeaninninil nt ior 191%. Remy said, and the name does not appear in any of the \ Government for the rehabilitation agency @ records. ENTS DECEMBER 27, ; | ' ’ ; ' | | | Groves. table ) and Edward and Joseph i — ——— the hang » trick score t in Probate Court b ° Maude a. Reis ~* ir ib th e ” Chi- oa! Co.. of which 4 ) rR eigha ra : as the sole bene- bid : increased to | seven in the auction when his op- ; ‘age and take some | violating fede ly to Hale Phy- | | tional | Was | nuif#ance. | Moonlight Ranch or sold in element | |; Montreal! Su re i Mrs. Joanna | ‘situation and a (for .he |St. Louis , charg | ds ' | Pieing the a Haven arejir ieaene ree - }issue cent enzag i stage (lan, actor, last night JY i wedding Better than Good Laundress And Costs Less plete tiniormation gbout hi fertice ; the (ee pacn cok, ave stated they withi ** =~ +7 ‘yy ° ws oF % ~~ s drinks ‘istrict Attorney Breuer said } L ais by Attorney reuel Said N¢é would be controled by two recent | decisions by the Federal Appellate | Courts in nuisance mases. icase of the Moonlight Ranch. a In the roadhouse near Denver, Judge Kenyon of the Appellate Court for this district, delivered this opinion: “If a party owning a place such as the Moonlight Ranch permits and encourages the selling and keeping of intoxicating liquor for purposes not permitted by the na- prohibition act, he cannot aim that, because he did :ot liquor personaliy, not-guilty of 2S 2 well clz “If liquors were kept on viola- tnd the tion of the law, '-of continuity existed in such keep- ing or sales, certainly the place was a nuisance.” A difference between the Denver New Year's cele- woule be that the latter bration ‘comes but once a year and the ele- ment of continuity would be lack- ing, whereas.in the Denver case, as nye out tn the decisiotu. drink z of intoxicants was a nightly of- hatin there and the management | was held responsible indirectly for ' sales of liquor. Capacity crowds are in prospect “ow Year's celebrations at hotels, with the cover runging from $5 to $10. in- cluding supper, dancing and sou- venirs. Parties will be held at Ho- tels Statler, Chase. Jefferson, Coro- nade, Forest Park, Annex Private ce ed at the Rac t. Louise Country C Seeks $31,000,000 Lond Issue. the Press. ASHINGTON, Dec. 27 a in completing its pays its to the Government wartime railroad control, Railroad sought from the Interstate Commission today to $31,000,000 in 40-year 4% ds. The securities would sold to J. P. Morgan & Co. per cent of par. The railz issued a large bl! sho 0 P if = erred >to Goverr- Sooseve it. + Assoc’ ment ol in curred permission bon 7 Oo 7 for 89 “4 ~ a Va ta ock of indeb tedness | Helen Patterson Br thé LOS Betrothed. Assoriated Press ANGELES, Dec. ment of Helen actress, and Kenneth was announced Miss Patterson. The will take late in Harlan was divorced from Marie Prevost, the in Novem become Patterson, Har- place 1923 as er. no Sane ter that time. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH setups.” In -eral years ago. he main taining & | = this ; (Greater St. sition on a charge of obtalLiing money by andthere is | office and lebrations are!, a et Club and | |court growing out of efforts |} made per | ho i . » . YS | jury charge against him. FORMER BEAUTY DEAD ||| . - ACE ANE te Canty ar ~ nn ~ oe ILIA BRUNS FUNERAL ' SERVICES TOMORROW ‘Former St. Louis Beauty Died : ’ ; «Photo by Murfio, JULIA BRUNS. From a photograph taken sev- _— LLEGED AD OF BERGER ARRESTED IN CANADA J. Chesbro, Who Says He Is From St. Louis, in Jail as Swindler. Special to the Post-Dispatch. MONTREAL, Que., Dec. 27.—A. J. Chesbro, who claims St. Louis as his home and says he came to last summer with John S. Berger, who promoted the Louis Industrial Expo- in 1926, was arrested today false representations and was held without bail. A charge of forgery aiso has been preferred against Chesbro, another complain in which he is named in connection with fraudulently obtaining a fur coat. Chesbro said he and Berger came ein to promote an industria] ex- position similar to the one in St Louis, but the idea did not take root and Berger left. Chesbro said he remained. He maintained an in the Montreal financial dis- trict lin School, iz ,the noted }out and made her portrait famous ,on magazine covers. Subsequent- + York of Alcoholic Poisoning. in i iew oe Funeral services for Julia Brung ‘lared a perfect type of Ameri- can beauty by James Montgomery Fiac, in 1914, will be beld here tomorrow. Once a leading woman on thé American and European stage, she died in obscurity tn a New York roominghouse Saturday. Death was cue to aicoholic’ potsoning, the autopsy physician reported. Miss Bruns was 3! years old. Bho is survived by her mother. Mrs. Katharine Bruns, who is employed at 3532 Russel] boulevard. The story of Julia Bruns was told in the Post-Dispatch Sunday magazine two years ago. Born in St. Louls, she attended the Fi. ak- worked as a cafe cash- and participated in amateur theatricals. In 1914 she went to New York and was in the chorus of “American Maid” when Flagg, t illustrator, sing*-d her ier, + ly she was featured in the movies, and on the stage-in “Potash and Perlmutter” and other playa For three years she was leading lady for Arnold Daly. 1925 when she pleaded guilty to a larceny charge and received a suspended sentence, it became known she was addicted te nar- egtics. “ight months ago she was ‘discharged as cured from @ sani- tarium. M'SS JANE FRANCES WINN, NEWSPAPER WOMAN, 1S DEAD Succumbs to Heart Disease: Had Been on Staff of Globe-Dem- ocrat 29 Years. The funeral of Miss Jane Fran- ces Winn, literary editor ef the Globe-Democrat, will take place tornorrow afternoon at Chillicothe, O., where Miss Winn lived up to 30 years ago. The body will be taken to Chillicothe this evening by her two sisters, who reside in Dal- las Tex. Miss Winn died of heart disease late Sunday night in her room at the Buckingham Hotel While teaching tn the high school in Chillicothe, Miss Winn wrote verses and prose articies whica brought her the offer of a newspa- per position. Globe-Democrat staff since 1896, serving in the Sunday magazine de- partment and at the World's Fair. She had charge in recent years of that caused his by A. J. Hales,} paid Chesbro $294) magazine to be ed-' bro and published in| claims h job ited by “hy , iil ior cs on é t Ches ithe interest of trade tn Canadian , | manufactured — AS ma j coods. ee ee Berger was a witness for George | i Remus at the latter’s murder triel | . « — o . 4 in Cincinnati. and today was ser- for contempt of he with the Remus jury to ina- duce the Court to dismiss*a per- tenced to jail “~ | ai- ; roceeds | bere | NOISEMAKERS TOY BALLOONS PAPER HATS PARTY FAVORS (Buy by the Wholesale) PRIESMEYER & COMPANY NEW LOCATION 408 NORTH 4th ST. CATALOG ON REQUEST the paper’s book reviews. She had suffered from heart weakness for several years, but had seldom per- mitted illness te interfere with ber work. — —— s. To Curéa Cold in The tonic ond eatin ee will fortify the eyviem apuinet Gr, Influenza and other serious fills ing from a Cold. Price Hc. The box bears this signature G.I Trove —Proven Merit since 18 Perfect! Full Fashioned! Wonderful quality. Sheer silk with es- sential lisle rein- forcement for ex- tra wear. Regular $1.65 Value! OP eae Also Service Silk With narrow lisle garter hem. At the same low price. After-Christmas Sale of hiffon Hose Silk-to-Top and ice Silk with on. DLSD She rerhained on the Jor apg EMSS HT, OR AGE ERS BE ee tae ee ee oe han wh af Re dy oy ete oR out A ae Bae ae oe taped an ny Er El oy SPE cag: Cert aor See ates ES, ee te hy Mo ae

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ST.LOU!S POST- DISPATCH PAGE 4 .~ Former Waiter Dies. liv the Awssoviatec P rene zs THLSA. Ok. Dee. 27. R. G. O'Grady, veteran wspaper man, years a Tulsa oi! (Chicags and and gas Sunday night. He Was 20 years. Later he -— Richard } tor of the National Republican, Ite- publican party organ. sO SSS CORRES SSESSOLOD caeseetee Sheet Music — Musie Books Complete Stock of All Publications DIXON-LANE, Inc. 812 PINE M.AIN 1757-58 : veenre00" - eases SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES ‘St. Louis university DentalClinic Hours: 0 A. M, to 4 P. M. Daily 3556 Caroline St.—(Near Grand) I | WOLFF-WILSON Optical Depts. 7TH & WASHINGTON 408 WASHINGTON 3-DAY SALE Wednesday, Thursday, Friday Invisible Bifocal Lenses ground inte 1 Lens. -$15.00 (spherical com- 495 Pair Reading & Sewing Glasses Fitted with deep curved Toric lenses. Complete with frame . . Bifocal Glasses For distance and reading: visions in one. Complete with frame . two * a lal _ * > ~ z ‘(New Year Our “Rough Dry” family laundry service will bring you a new happiness — perfect freedom from wash day cares. This modern service will re- lieve you of 52 tiresome. troublesome wash days during the New Year. “Rough Dry” leaves just a little ironing for you to do in your leisure mo. ments. Your clothes are washed scientifically in many changes of rainsoft water. pieces requiring starch are starched, all flat work beau- tifully ironed, and lighter atticles returned fluffy dry ready for ironing. It’s an ex- cellent service in every par- ticular — better and more economical than a laundress or any home laundry method. Phone us to collect your bundle. llc PER LB. Minimum charge, s5c A Service to Suit Any Family Budget WET WASH...........6c¢ Lb, Minimum charge, $1.20 WET WASH..........-8¢ Lb. (Fiat Work Ironed) ‘Minimum charge, $1.60 SOFT io: | (ae Lb. All fiat work ftroned and folded. Minimum charre, $2. Under 20 Ibs.. 1Uc ib, Minimum charge, 75c¢ »..15¢ Lb, Everrthing ironed ready to use Minimum charge, $1.50 FINISHED DE LUXE, 20c Lb. The highest class finished service. Minimum charge, $2.00. At price quote’! bundle must contain at least 50% fiat work, Send along your dry cleaning We own and operate our own Dry Cleaning & Dyeing Plant. GRAND LAUNDRY AND CLEANING CO. Phone, JEfferson 3650-5 1-52-53-54 East St. Louis EAst 562 gue Your Laundry . i pp _ Bg tole er BODY OF WOMAN for several ) lease eaiesman. died in a hespitas here | . political | , ‘ writer on the Chicago Tribune for | became edi- BRUISE ON HEAD ‘Los Angeles Police Think Unidentified Victim Was Stunned by Blow and Left to Die of Exposure. | By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Dee. 27.— | The body of an unidentified wo- man, tied up with canvas and bind. ing twine, was found near San Fernando, Los Angeles County. yesterday. Apparently she had been dead about 20 hours. The hands had been tied across the breast and legs drawn up behind and held with twine. There was a bruise, evidently ‘from a blow, on the forehead but | | police doubted that the blow was | believed | that she was stunned, tied up, and | } ifatal of itself. Officers left to die of exposure, Assistant County Autopsy Sur- geon Webb found evidence that she had been drinking and an au- topsy was ordered to determine if she. had been poisoned. The victim was about 45 years old, 5 feet 4 inches tall, weighing about 145 pounds, with brown hair and blue eyes. She had a iong scar running the length of her right forefinger. A black crepe de chine dress clothed the body. The shoes weré missing. MAN AND BOY BURNED TO DEATH IN BOAT FIRE Headless Body of Farmer Who, Had Feared Intruders Found With That of Youth in Ruins. By the Associated Press CHARLESTON, Miss., Dec. 27.— Sunk beneath the ruins of a dredge boat, the charred bodies of Lowrey Kiihnal, 30 years old, and George Spencer, 14, were found in the waters of the Tallahatchie drain- age ditch, 10 miles north of here late yesterday. Officers believe Kiihnal was killed before fire was set to the boat, but that the boy may have been trapped by the flames. A party that had been searching since the two disappeared Saturday made the find. Kiihnal’s head was sev- found. some weeks, officers said. Hé re.- ported intruders had been on the boat recently and had bought some Shotgun shells Saturday with the intention of being prepared. At the same time he invited young Spencer to stay with him. Neither was seen again, but when the boat was found burned it was believed they had escaped and / would show up in town. ; | } ; ' i } | i ' | i | } } / ' i (a squll injury MAPLEWOOD MAN INJURED IN STREET CAR-AUTO COLLISION Curtis Woods’ Machine Crashes Into Trolley on Manches- ter Line, Curtis Woods, 39 years old, of 7449 Gayola avenue, Maplewood, suffered interna] injuries, broken ribs and a skull injury last night when the automobile in which he was driving west on Choutea ave. nue at Tiffany street collided witb ‘an eastbound Manchester street car. Woods was taken to city hospital. | Mrs, Lena Berger, 37 years old, of 1527 South Broadway, suffered and tacerations of the face when thrown against the side of an automobile driven by her husband, Morris Berger, as he swerved the car io avoid striking @ pedestrian. She was taken to ; ; city hospital. | Mrs. Ellis Mathews, a Negro, of 1827 Olive street, whom Berger had tried to avoid hitting, was struck by the side of the car and suffered | juries, a broken left arm and internal in She was taken to city hos | pital No. 2. NOTED §=RESTAURATEUR DIES | ' | He Was Once Discharged. | By the Associated Press NEW YORK, Dee. 27.—John 'Dunston, former proprietor. of |*Jack’s,” one of New | tions, died here yesterday. |74 years old, | Mr, Dunston, born in Ireland, came to the United Stateg in his youth. “Fired” from a job as waiter, he left the restaurant, de- claring he would live “to buy this place.” In 1891 he opened a restaurant in the Times, Square district, which became famous as “Jack's.” Several years later he purchased the place from which he had been discharged. His restau- rant was closed in May, 1925, when Dunston retired from business, MAN WHO SHOT WIFE DIES Nebraskan Fired Two Bullets Into His Own Body. NORFOLK, Neb., Theodore Schiack, 50 years wife Christmas evening following a quarrel and then fired two bul- lets into his own body, died at midnight Sunday night. Schiack shot, his wife as they }Were leaving the home of a friend She was killed instantly. He then shot himself, walked to his taxi and drove downtown, After tell. ing his gon that “J have killed your mother.” he drove home, re- loaded his gun and drove to the home of a son-in-law where he fell pxupend wounded, ered from his body and was not | Kiihnal was night watchman on | the boat which had been idle fo) | John Dunston Bought Place Where | York’s best- | known restaurants for two genera- | He was | Dec. 27.°— | old | taxi driver who shot and killed his | GOV. JOHNSTON TO BE CALLED By the A@esaciated Press OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok., Dec. ST. —Gov. Henry S. Johnston has been given notice to appear tomorrow before the State Senate. a self-de- clared court of impeachment, to TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, | answer charges voted by the House Se. view ,of Representatives. | The Governor said the notice ,was left at his home Saturday ‘night, but was not served on him ipersonally. Those close to the i'Governor & he slans to file no wg before the preeorrtod FELT _ HATS Phone Nearest Branch | Fireproof —European Plan NEW PLAZA HOTEL 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH o * @ csurt, He adheres to the |jiegally convencd and there. re 3 | we. \ a) ; that the Senators are notj|without pow to sit as + court. | ee ER ee ae oa i rr ee ee ne ee ee ee You have no choice— If you want clean teeth and healthy gums, you must use a Clean-Be-Tween. 200 outside rooms, each with bath or showers. St. Louis’ leading residential and transient hotel. Newly redecorated. 20 Ver Week With Private Bath J ‘All Olive Street Cars and Busses Pass Our Door. UK at 33d St. LOCUST LINDELL % Rae saeseseesaes e a BURARERERERSRRRSRES REE RR RR EERE E RRR eee eeeeeee | ses LJ seseaecaaaees Main Floor—Broadway seen ) BN 7% The Once-A-Year Garment Sacrifice | $1.95 to $4 Silk Scarfs : Georgette and Crepe Scarfs, fringed or plain, in a wide choice of colors and hand: $ i] 50 blocked desi gns; choice ; Pay on an “IBP” Account Take advantage of these remarkable savings. Pay over a period of months. Accounts easily opened; no red tape, no delay. (GARLANDS INCORPORATED @ lef¥. Louis Longest Womens dpecialty “hop s IS RCereReNE aaa: ieee tse thst: gee wore » eR ty ’ oo HNEMMN a NM ~ a ee eT er en re ee |e DAY - WEEK-/ALE/ = >. ee ———— y 2 a ~ 4000 Garments Suffer Tremendous Reductions, to Close Out! Winter and Spring Lines Included! Wonderful Values in Attire for New Year's Eve! DRESSES Formerly $16.75 and $25 Spring shades. season at $16.75 and $25. Dress Salon—Second Floor. "12% Two tremendously reduced groups of the season’s smartest silk and cloth Frocks in both Winter and Truly representa- tive of our selections in regular STARTLING REDUCTIONS. ON DRESSE Street, Afternoon and Evening Dresses to $39.50 “18 The outstanding Dress group, because ot the extreme reductions and because it pre- sents frocks for all occasions, including many evening modes for New Year's Eve. Every correct silk, correct Winter and Spring shades. Hundreds of charming nodels. DRESSES Formerly Priced to $75 ‘2428 +362. Many await just such reductions as these to dress beyond the limits of their nor- mal budgets . . . in these two groups of intriguing frocks, one Dress dollar does the work of two. Included are replicas of Paris successes as well as domestic originations. Modes for all daytime, evening or travel wear. Misses’ ..« Women’s .. . Extra Sizes Little French Shop—Second Floor. “49° Winter Coats, formerly to $25.............--§ 13.75 Winter Coats, formerly to $39.......0.0006+. $22.75 Coats.and wraps, formerly to $175...........$ 89.75 oe es Petites’. ..Misses’...Women’s...Extra Sizes octiemanaiate Se —s ——=—=_= WINTER COATS DRASTICALLY CUT COATS FORMERLY TO $89° ‘39% By virtue of the extremely low prices and the extraordinary qualities of both fur and fabric, these are outstanding groups. Imagine latest Coats trimmed with Badger, Skunk, Baby Seal, Caracul, Vicuna, Fox and Opossum at less than $50! The selection of styles and shades would do credit to any early season offering. COATS FORMERLY TO $139 oe TF A wonderfully complete presentation of faultlessly tailored Dress Coats, in the season’s approved lines, lavishly furred with a dozen varieties of custly peltry. The selection of shades ranges from light gray to black and the lines are extremely youthful Coats and Wraps, Formerly to $450 Choice of an extraordinary collection of one-of-a-kind 4 l OO creations, many bearing the name of their Paris cre All at far less than cost Coat Salon—Third Floor. ator. ette Concy) , » Fur Coats Radically Reduce You'll Find Your Type of Coat, in Your Size, in One of These Groups: ‘772 formerly priced to $148. A small group of smart Coats in Beaver. or Northern Calfskin Seal (dyed and _ several ther youth furs with smart trims Formerly priced to $248. Excel- lent qualities of selected Muskrat, black Calf, Pony, Hair Seal, Car- acul and many others in youth- (ul modes with Fox and other tr ims. ‘297= Truly elegant Coats, formerly priced to $448. More than a dozen of the finer peltry, includ- ing American Broadtai!, Squirrel, fine Caracul, Hudson Seal (dyed Muskrat), Beaver and others. °197= An ultra-smart_group, in which former prices were to $348, in- cluding Panther, finest Muskrat, Civet Cat, Caracul, Mole, fine Caff and numerous others with costly trims. °157= Similar Reductions Also Apply to the Finest Individual Models modes, in all head tinal) eae a ee SOSSSS 6668458 FOS TR SS SSE EE cee ee ees te ttee ee eeeeses sees $5 to $15 Winter Hats. Choice Unrestricted choice of the house. Al] velvet, satin, velvet-satin combinations, brocade, metallic and other Winter sizes. (All gales Fourth Floor—Broadway. SehGesueennenennen Fur Salon—Third Floor a a 4. He was hauling hay with eaused $1000 damage last night to — os “ane ir ‘ Nd _— me, 3 , -— & : 4 : 2 ¢ ~ = ; 4 “ Pe + ye é » LS A A 5 : “ $5 Alil- Wool Jersey Dresses Ideal Frocks for college or business wear. Warm, well-tailored wool jersey in a dozen attractive shades and many youthful styles. Some have color embroidered collar an! Sizes 14 te BB scccccscices fashioned, all silk top to toe, with tine Clean-Up of$ 1.95 Chiffon Hose lisle-lined hems for superior wear, Clean-up of four lines of beautiful ~ 5 5 ——_—_— Daytime and evening shades. Al! $1.95 sheer chiffons. Perfect, full sizes, 814 to 10 le ee cult sets. Main Floor—Sixth St. Thrift Shop—Second Fleer. > atid GARLAND, Ince—Sixth Thru to Broadway—Between Locust and St. Charlesg SE BSESEEESBSEEEEEEERREREREEEES! ? a a ta ’ eq i Pe artine = x as ; a ee . ar ae : ae es eae * az: P ee . ¥ ~ > = aS a 3 + ag i 4 as ee, 3 ‘, * - Ux Sale. DS ET, as 3 s oe : % s Ya ae ieee. ie eee a | ore . —— a sa 7: te J é 5: 4 ae eo er: . ' q » ae 5 woman, who said she is Mra. Doebert, giving an address on westand avenue, East St. Louis, Geld police of Newstead avenue Sta- wn early today that she had been 4 Sunday evening of two dia- rirgs valued at $975, a wed- | worth $30 and $15 In , She said she had gone auto- wic riding with & woman friend : a man named “Bud” and, after gigi ting several resorts in St, Louis “peunty, they were returning home = a a ae». ig : %y re a was taken to the station by a . «who said Mrs, Doebert had vealed to him at Euclid avenue Delmar boulevard. permer Killed by His Shotgun. bo to the Post-Dispatch. MOUNT VERNON, IIL, Dec. 27. Donald Warren, 17 years old, son "atc. M. Warren of Wayne County, ‘ated here this morning of injuries ‘auffered yesterday afternoon when accidentally dis- Ror father and used the shotgun, “pumle toward his stomach, to I eunch his coat and blouse under the hay. ‘Fire Damages Radio Shop. Fire, thought to have - been "gaused by spontaneous combustion, the shop of the W. BB. Fuetterer Radio Supply CO. 2125 Locust “greet. mee ; Tomorrow, Wednesday! § JElliott’s Amazing 1After-Xmasj an armed man stopped the/ ta i g | Ia Sec! 7 = ¥ . 5 \ 9 ‘ Be ah ° ad > a ye ee , we A'2p. ag" J nG 3 ; «eR, A ae A 4 o. 3 u as : q jaro aah age ut. cal a ¥ ¥ e a roy - teal f 2 F - : ” Pa ¥ . e nt tes - \ é ‘© - S r 7 8 4 se ie Ea 9 ef i : 4) : " 7 Sal oe z -_ & ? - 4 « | . : , é 2 i ’ . -— “4 % th big ee — = . ee) Box ae" * 7 a ~ Sa tet Pe © ~ ae 2 r Ae ‘ J ‘ “8 ; : os = We = > .* on A Lal * SY. 7 Y 5 2 , 7 A " ata. , — ah Ys 23 - . Re ; 3's &e Fe »y @& GC ne : ; oy eS MPa 3 Anas p & ql 7 4 AB R ae ae i i? tee 3 agin 1 : 43 45 % ; ‘ = rs % i Og 7 AAR Lo ie . ow Me . 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH__ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1997 ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATrY irre OK OFFERS SHOT CP dillcrenc st @ BE gqoman, who said che ts Mrs IN f IGHT - give, oo hand ‘ ae aoe Moebert, giving an address on somegoldandsilve: “SS Mn 44 , East St. se of Newstead avenue Sta- ge today that she had been ee punday.evening of two dia- : : GRAND-LEADER sae ines valued at $975, a wed- gegen worth $80 and $15 49 Police Chief, Two of His ; | ium She said she had gone autc- | — : atets siding with a woman friend ° | ) ge g 20 named “Bud” and, after Men, Sheriff and Two iad ime several resorts in St, Louis Aids Killed in Pittsburg iy, they were returning home ioe ea armed man stopped the! (Tenn-) Encounter. Halt-Ye arly Sale of an After-Christmas Sale of : sabaa ‘gha was taken to the station by a ee ee | THREE OTHERS ARE LZ eis , Tee seu, | SERIOUSLY WOUNDED Silk Remnants UL a Men’s Soiled Shirts | | Mostly White Broadcloths— : im fel p the Post-Dispatch. ! | ~* ® youNT VERNON, Ill, Dec. 27. . | : = B jonld Warren, 17 years old, son — Attributed to Trouble | Thousands of Yards of the Newest All Greatly Reduced Fac M Warren of Wayne County,! Boe, Cc: | Silks at Exceptionally Low Prices 4 ied here this morning of injuries | een ity and County , © Baers yesterday afternoon when | Offi ‘als Crepe de Chine, all colors OQ 50 OO “BP aggun was accidentally dis-| Cl —_— Guardsmen $ 35 Plain Georgette Crepe _@ > > w 1 ° Priated Georgette Crepe —= =—_ —s | ia was hauling hay with | | penareed. He © shotgun,| Called Out. | Genuine Rajah Silk yy fe fether and used the shotgun, "He euds toward his stomach, to | ge bis coat and blouse under | p, 1). Associated Pre ' pmarkable savings. bs. Accounts easily Plain and Changeable Taffeta | Celanese Jacquard Glo-Ray At Special Prices in the This sale is composed of Shirts which be- In 36, 40 and 54 Inch Widths | Aft er-Christmas Sale! came soiled and wrinkled during the holiday Yard | Heavy A!-Silk Flat Crepe rush, and have been grouped and reduced to Bb: &. ~~ ress, | 4 ~ SOUTH PITTSBURG. Tenn.,’| . -D ; Radio Shop. | Dec. 27.— Nationa] guardsmen here ? Seo fire, thought to have been today focused their attention on 4 disentancous contbustion, |th possibility ofa disorderiy after. $ ] 9 5 these three low prices. Most of the Shirts are —— Georgette Costume Crepe math to,funerals of police officers Washable Silk Crepe de Chine 45 95 of broadcloth, many of very high grade. who fell in Christmas night’s shot- =— an eran Supply Co., 2125 Locust |&un fight between county and city law enforcement forces. Yard 3 By t : lt hae Keee, “en ener Bl eo | All 40 Inches Wide _ With New Year’s Eve demanding smart evening vp, Wednesday! six men killed, with two cere- | | Suede Crepe, plain colors attire, what could be more interesting than this To make sure of the best selection, w, Wednesday: monies tomorrow added to the | 45 (=, Satin Crepe opportunity to secure beautiful and fashionable we suggest that‘you arrange to be ti four of today. Heavy Quality Flat C 3 ‘e + , | y y at Urepe ? mo SPieiliott’s Amazing}, wriie tricnos ana retatives of == | Printed All-Silk Radium ee Sees Se ee a ee : the dead officers attended to final | Heavy Silk Canton Crepe fter ° Xmas obsequies, Attorney-General Tom | Yard Stewart pushed an investigation of | / Printed Pussy Willow iin the fray, which broke out sudden- | hm ly Sunday night. Witnesses de- | i, 3 | clared it was the outgrowth of di- | | a vision of sympathies of county and | i \ | = ie ~ city forces in a recent strike in a eae men as oye ce | Imported Novelty Silks Ss ‘ay special session o e Circuit Metallic Cloths W - ix Court was called to select a suc- | Yard : F laches Wid eC car ar ¢ O SF — cessor to Sheriff Wash Coppinger, | 3 to 40 inches Wide i ee i . Large Assortment of Decorated ? one of the men killed. Turner | , ° . : : Coppinger, the dead Sheriff’s son, Black Silk Remnants in a large collection Holiday Greeting Cards + tes es day Only y TVR) now jailor at Jasper, the county | of practically every weave are offered at un- y Just now, when the festivities of the New ‘ \ ¢ es There are both neckband and collar-attached styles, and all sizes in the lot. But not both styles in all sizes. Printed Georgette Crepe Washable Mingtoy Silk Crepe Crepe-Back Satin these After-Christmas Sale groups are strap mod- da B Plain Pussy Willow els and pumps in silver kid, gold and silver kid Ant dso os Inches Wits brocade, black velvet, bronze kid, and white satin. Men's Dress Shirts Size range is incomplete, but you are sure to find Imported Chiffon Velvet : ; ize! ; : | Sis Bitnhel Crepes a selection of styles in your size! (Main Floor.) —That Are Slightly Soiled Are All-Silk Crepe Romaine Offered at a Discount of i ; ese : Ta, saa sd eh ee oo ye we. oid Pe he eek, Ba a nigekigge nigh ath eyes ng Rae lh eh * « 4 . ~ ‘« ae age a ant Be tye (Men’s Furnishings—Main Floor.j ee en Sausaenen rd oy + eee oe ae oe eh re iM ww domestic Baytime, ie om . . o s . 7s om erate me rons OM Ab adie yen i te eget rx tgp > ae, « Dal - — J Peas oa 4 , 4 or ae se ‘ Se ee, * ’- 3 . a eatery ne i ‘ ~~ > 2 *.-h. ve 4 ~~ pe OE ee eee Ms FN : _ ay ®\ > bette ‘4 =) 8h ~*~ oo _ ‘ + e or SSL AARIIN a ~~ =~ 4. . ~*~ — ee ~~ >. a *?¢ im z bp te ae = ate Fs Ret ™ by eee , ¢ , oe ~~ ‘ Bay ee on See ha cas ee * +1 i% je y oly ty it, CUT : YTO$139_— | 17 Oe : of faultlessly tailored Dress avishly turred with a dozer h of shades ranges from light y youthful TOO PEAR GPRS GS é-{ 2a oS ae ee \ be *#*s &20% Rein Amin 4 a Bin pea a > *¢ # a SW." 2 .* OA4. Oe 2h". 2 ’ -_ — AAAVERNEY ‘> - 7 & eas -_ = ~ ” 7 “i+ ~Aaeare’ “y Age ai an ae « Oe wild a Be, Bi a. oe by Ph Ra sa #4 ' m, WY) SE ens, “AN ca e..* +.¢,%, . t. —™ > we % ee oe > > x Pe AN, ~ @@i 4 > rents -~ p: aS ae AY @ ee ce AR =e * ae iene “a - ~~ eee ae pearnemes ww N Poti ; erly to $450 -of-a-kind $100 Floor. CASPER e TL AAD RET SL U eee bs ETE LG Pee od Lee % * Se RHS eee Tee eee eoes Solid ae * . seer eeee san AES 4 and Special Policeman O. H.- (Second Floor and Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Each ,---5e to 25e ly wounded and Deputy Sheriff | Bates were less seriously wounded. | that brother was arrayed against : . brother in the @ital feud. A wait You in the Sale of Connor, whose account furnisned | the only coherent story of events) leading to the shooting, said city | officers had drawn pistols on him when Sheriff Coppinger and sev- eningly. Connor, Deputy Fayette Nelson and | lieved not to have | s : _ : : tei | decided saving! Cloth Coats in dressy tume Salon Frocks—and this opportunity to buy smart mid- ee ee ee ered models from France, Austria and time and afternoon Gowns of the type now in demand for holi- | immings. , r ‘ (onc sealer gelled apres. Van Gas Wool Georgette, and the smart printed Satins, Crepes and Chif- ee leggings to match. Each Coat Velvet—in time for New Year festivities. A collection wonder- t + and 2-PantsSuits Of six officers’ revolvers found years : ; In the After-Christmas Sale at | MAN KILLS SELF FOR LOVE OF | TTT Frocks Styles $1 ().85 He Finds Her Dead in very latest models and Overcoats of Larowe were killed in the fight, | {Main Floor.) Fayatte Nelson and Special Police- | Details of the shooting were | Thomas Connor, a Deputy Sher- | in an encounter earlier in the eve- a + C“a* ° . ien’s $2 HOUSE )|§ | eral aeputies later sought to arrest —- — At After-Christmas Sale Prices! The Costume Salon Four Are Wounded. Our Entire Stock of Cloth Coats Gna Fehe Mates Zell wounded. The| a es oe St. Louis women know the smartness and distinction of Cos been seriously wounded. of these who requested State po- | Italy, are trimmed with fur collars or day a ffeire of Crepe, Satin, Georgette, Georgette-and-Velvet, ’ 5 about 20 men, several of whom, ~ F : : B O ) They are mostly one-of-s fons. Evening Gowns of Satin, Chiffon, beaded Georgette and oys vercoats —— is beautifully tailored, warmly fully interesting in style and value! at the scene of the fight he said, (Baby Shop—Seconé Floor.) the Reduced Price of Og : | Room. fine, heavy, all-wool overcoatings, in Tape See eeaeee Parker, City Marshal Ewing Smith | given. you” cards for gifts and greetings. Police Chief Jim Conner was fatal- | men Charles Pittman and John | ~ meager. A statement from one of : y ; . . the principals, however, developed | VV onderf ul V, alues and Wide Selections iff and brother of Police Chief) hing, and that the fight began | | | members of the opposing group for | e 8 - SLIPPERS displaying their weapons threat- | ( hildren ~ ( ‘0 ats Features Three Outstanding Groups at In the exchange of shots, the. : Sheriff, Deputy Sheriff L. A. Hen- Offered at Reduction of | nessey, City Marshal Ewing Smith, | Night Marshal Ben Parker and | Specia] Policeman O. H. Larowee, were killed and Chief of Police | O ne te an! chase a Coat for the little tot at a . . . . * W. H. Cameron, president of the’ or tailored styles or hand-embroid- season models at savings is one to arouse eager interest! Day- licemen for the city and county, | ee Sree” | kind, and some have hats and | 0 lined and interlined. Sizes to 6 a only one contained an empty shell, e . 9 . =) Eid 59 Comfort $ but he could not identify it. : W omen s and Misses Dresses in Advance U. S. Pharmacist Inhales Gas When | $ 5 ; 75 | eeees rte Two-knicker Suits in the season's e Aseociated Press. * at Br th Aj , NEW YORK, Dec. 2%.—A trag- | WAS Satin, crepe, Georgette, and nov- Specially purchased to offer ex- . . > ig rag scone Se eee YX XX elty sede di sack of varied traordinary values—these Frocks plain box-back, English style, with size. Extra mith wham he was in k e had : , types for daytime occasions are of silk crepe, satin, Georgette, and plaid wool linings, are grouped at this Miieitostieke Fess. ‘@i| killed herself, was revealed in notes | featured in this group which rep- novelty materials in the styles and amazingly low ee Suit sizes 6 to 50 | = 'e © eee %% 7 to t 4 hula ahuscaaenent ' TTTTITIT ITT Titi ttt tt since Noy. 15. James R. Callan of effects, some in solid colors, ed Susliki, Muskrat, Baby Seal, Rock Seal, Persian Paw (Thiré Ficor.) feller ts 4409 Tennessee avenue, the part- or with gleaming crystal bowls ner, said Boyle had driven away in and stems in soft lovely col- Charge Purchases Made Now Shop—Second Fleer. | , a : | his automobile taking with him the ors. We advise early selection! - fee SACLE MMMBL | nooks of the company. Boyle lived a aa Are Payable in February eA LPR IE | at the Blue Grass Hotel, 4040 Olive sine hsdaaee | street. He ts 55 oe og gaa .

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TCUggs tniletwoorDarmey Olive and Locust, From Ninth to "fomh PAGE 6 __ ___ ST. LOU'S POST-DISPATCH__ LAST CHANCE FOR WAR BONUS [Ja2. 1 or they witt not be paid . | Application blanks and assistance Veterans Will "By 3a 5 Appii- ‘in executing them can be had at —- y an. ° Vetera ns’ Hus COREY ‘Korid “War Scraiesen ttnebiie, 4030 Chouteau avenge. or their dependents in the form of |The bonus is based on a daily al- 20-year er’owment insurance poli- ‘lowance for the period each vet- for before ‘eran served during the World War. Remainder of ams : mb oi _ Payable in February Charge Purchases Made Remainder of December . Payable in February. cies musf be apptied Hours Maus of Business: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00 The Second Day of Vandervoort’s Affer-Chrisimas Clearanee Sales Furs, Coats, Suits, Dresses at Savings of 4 spina FURS -48 0 FRR00 Every Fur Coat and Fur Scarf SKYE: at Extreme Savings ae THESE handsome Furs were not just hastily purchased for this sale—but are all from our regular assortments—the elegant models you've probably admired in our regular assortments. Now is the time to select them at extreme savings. Have in 1928 What You Did Not Have in 1927 lf someone did not think of it . buy it yourself ... price $59.50 . . and special terms of $2 cash and balance monthly . may be arranged, ~F This exceptional, value-giving sale begins today witl al] the garments listed below and hundreds of others. Many are suitable for early Spring, so think what it means to select at these Clearance Sale prices. Misses Coats Three Exceptional Clearance 4 Naturally, the many garments mentioned here © 4 are subject to prior selection—so the earlier you ee choose the more remarkable the assortments every garment being from our own stocks, not jus= purchased for this sale. Women's Furred Winter Coats—in Th te. Remarkable Groups ie 482 §88 1372 ee VERY one of these handsome Coats is ce our own stocks—and there are so « my styles -hat it will be delightful as aS eco nomical to choose here. Black and 4 e sizes 34 to 44 in the assortment, but & = each style. Black Broadtail Cloth Coat with 38 fox, at the clearance price of..... + 4 : Mra haat? at tae a? a 4 + " — - : > , sea hk + Mr viet ‘ che ib a: 4, he +s we Ue » vd es bes ° ‘4 *, - | SN aety i ew a Plain Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats, in this sale $325 Squirrel-trimmed Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats, $260.75 Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat) Coats with cocoa fox coilar, Misses’ Coats with lynx, beaver, badger, hitch or fox, at the clearing price of $148.95 Misses’ Coats, black, gray or tan, with | fitch, lynx or badger, in this sale....$198.50 Call GArfield 5900—Station 396 Misses’ Coats, in black and blue; ail : fox shawl collar, in this sale : Tan Coat, with natural lynx trim, at the clearance price ......... eeees Black Coat, withpointed skunk trim, $228.50 Tan Coat, with rose fitch shawl collar ae CUTTS, teh CONS GURE onc cdicedesce: Black Coat; gray lynx Tuxedo Coliar; ee ON onto onccacen>s hokaneiw $238.50 iota $398.50 Brown Caracul Coat (fox collar). special, $350 Kolinsky-trimmed brown Caracul Coat, special $4950 Leopard Cat with Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat), $250 Ocelot Coat with red fox, $389.75 Hair Seal Coat (beaver collar), special, $298.50 American Broadtail Coats, trimmed with squi irrel, ermine, fox or brown Alaska seal, special, Gray and beige Squirre] Coats, special, Pony Coats in this sale at AM ll BAS, AA Te Ee TI ee. Sy ae en . “Ti Jif, —if you would like to see this most modern device, employing positive agitation, clean your own /frugs. Heever Section—Basement Gallery FAMOUS “BARR CO. St. Lous’ Dominant Store in this sale, IAS alts: Pls us RS Le ar ee Big pik it eae ~ sa CL Al RAE SRY Oo saat 3 as nga ‘ $269.50 $498 50 $179.50 tt tatedeormen sisi fie ' Pas oR a vr Sats oven TE amen 3H 2 » hy SE. Stet. cba Be as Modern as Genius Permits. . by Hooverizing Your Housework. A ~All. teal - a a Black Velvet Coat with gray lynx. .$268.50 Black Coat with natural kolinsky. .$278.50 Tan Coat with large beaver Tuxedo collar and cuffs Tan Coat with shawl collar, cuffs and Southern Muskrat Coats. in this sale, Eastern Mink Coats, in this sale for Bronze Caracul Coats with ermine, special, Natura] Baby Kolinsky Coat with fox White Ermine Evening Wrap (fox collar), $175 $1179.50 to $1450 $1095 $895 Black Coat with gray fox.....-cssee Blue Cloth Coat with marten......«@ Biack Cloth Coat with kolinsky..écs. Black Cloth Coat with silver Biisencs oa . ty ag ery abit i SS _ Brown Coat with fisher fitch... ~ . . © 2a . * * ae ofl — it) ete : sie a we , eee . a a tle a 6th ae bce ga tthe at abhi . . 3 . a i = a of bt 4 \: Sek egaer, 5 e, ea” é . ~ wes, ee ee cuvette ” 08 Coats Jaunty Coats with badger and lynx Coats of Rodiers fabric with badger . collar in this sale $159.00 Coat of imported novelty cloth with bronze nutria. Tuxedo collar, in this sale $198.50 Sports Coats with natura) lynx trimming $198.50 Plain and furred Coats, in this sale $19.75 Sports Coats. in this sale $47.75 Sports Coats, in this sale $88.75 Sport Shop—Second Floor. a oe SUITS | $138.50 Clearance Price of $17.50 triped and plaid sports Dresses of the popular fea- turing blue, brown, rose | and yellow; also solid col- | ors. Sizes 14 to 40 in the lot. eed apes or ioe a eetiinees °C ee iw § Fae ¥ ~~ Se ; ea i é . , oe. So . BSS es The Juniors’ Shop that sold at $29.75. metal brocade, in this sale Green Transparent Velvet Gown, studded with rhinestones, in this sale Juniors’ Coats in This Sale Smart, youthful Coats of Yolanda and Leda—in tan, blue and green—with civet cat, | All Winter Suits | | Two-Piece Modeis | and Three-Piece ing Being Some of the ments Being So | Sale Price practi- cally half, y be cally Otftered. Black Tailored Jersey Frock, in this & Tailored Black Jersey Dress, in me Gold Lace Evening Gown with rhine- stones, in this sale ........... o +00 -9129.50 Imported Blue Chiffon and Velvet Gown, at the clearance ‘price. ::.....$88.50 Red Chiffon Velvet Evening Gown. ...$79.50 Yellow Chiffon with gold beads........$88.50 Nemser Shell Pink Satin Gown Frock of blue crepe Elizabeth with metal cloth, in this sale . Imported Frock of orchid crepe; hand embroidered; in this sale Brocaded Metal Cloth Frock for i And Others at Equally Reduced Prices Ensembles $27.50 to $295 | | At i, Price Think what this dyed caracul and wolf trim- $ 5 ming. Sizes 13 to 17 in one 43 styie or another. Juniors Coats, many with fur, Juniors’ Coats, with wolf trimming Juniors Coats, with fur. in this sale... Girls’ and funiors’ Frocks for daytime and evening. in this sale Girls’ and Juniors’ Frocks Party Frocks, at the clearance price of $25.0co Party Frock, at the clearance price..... -§35.00 | choice means — Children’s Coats of chinchilla and miz- | $27.50 to $295 Win- ; ture: some plain, others with mendoza | three ( beaver (dved comey) collar............ wes “ey | Children’s Coats, fur-collared .......... [ee -_S e Children’s Coats, with fur......... sialic | $13.75 to $147.50, Not all sizes in any of abové groups. Black Chiffon Afternoon Gown. -nass ; Biack Satin Evening yee * PRR. nine Al AN OS RE I eR. ae ee IB. 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Charge Purchases Made Remainder of December Payable in F ebruary, @S izs of garments mentioned here lection—so the earlier you Markable the assortments— rom our own stocks, not just 2. mens Coats Winter Coats—in Three Cemarkable Groups 81 9ggs 1372 one of these handsome Coats is from stocks—and there are so many t it will be delightful as well as eco- » choose here. Black and colors— to 44 in the assortment, but not in badtail Cloth Coat with pointed the clearance price of « -248.75 lina Coat with red fox......$268.95 na Coat with fitch e+e -9210.00 na Coat with fitch 00 00+258.75 ina Coat with gray fox.....$198.50 at with Broadtai]l Persian... .$258.75 at with fox, in this sale... ....$168.95 bat with black wolf oe veed137.95 bat with gray fox.........e.-$148.95 bth Coat with silver kit......$158.95 bat with gray fox 0 eeee+9258.75 Coat with marten...... oes oth Coat with kolinsky....,.$178.95 Oat with fisher fitch..........$238.50 wdcloth Coat with fitch....,.$198.50 ta Coat with fitch...........-$198.50 ta Coat with fisher fitch......$378.50 , pecial Size and Large Women’s Coats d Dresses at Substantial Savings—a Few Men- tioned Below: all Women— roadtail Coat with lynx.......$210.00 lina Coat with beaver........$210.00 ede Cloth Coat with gray fox..$105.00 Suede Cloth Coat with skunk, $125 Velvet Dress in grape shade. ...$75.00 s Black Velvet Dinner Dress with Evening Dress in flesh tint. "$98.00 arge Women— sshmirbloom Coat with silver ostora Coat with dark squirrel, $139. 75 itter's Ea: Coat with pointed fox, $215 Blue Coat with natural e] . lalina Coat with beaver..... i Beaded Evening Gown blue over silver Evening Gown, $98.50 ck and White Shop learance Sale Prices Are Ex- ly Interesting, the Follow- Being Some of the Gar- ents Being So Economi- cally Ottered. ailored Jersey Frock, in this sale, $25 Black jersey Dress, in this . ce Satin Combination.. rimmed Black Georgette hiffon Afternoon Gown tin Evening Gown cagte Beaded Evening Gown, $69- 1 » Coat Dress with white trim, $69.75 ywrepe de Chine Frock with skirt So ille Silk Dress in tailored style, $69-75 ee — S1. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER 927, ST. 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See A , ~ °. 2 . d 2 > - a Seu .. . ow : g eee ; —e ee 2-9 os =~ . : is fi * ee . . - ~ pe “ Pe ~ 4 o~s 4 . - 3 a : - = * es é . > aren * -* . . ~~! . ened « a ° a °F t } > : wt Soe — = . ‘.- ; ° : “ e _ ad * i” AP . aoe . ; . ° bs ‘a - . = | vs ~ oe ae * , res 3 : F = > . 7 . : * we ° . . eee “as 4 . - * = 2 * . » . “~ - ~ - Y A 4 oe os - +2 ee . * ees 2 “ + » . ; « . isk. some complete lines of merchandise as well as broken lots at these extraordmary reductions. All rhevchandice: in i the hh Fide: Christinas Sale” is reduced al least ¥4, much of it %3 or }. The sale signs on "the goods. ghow: the exact reductions in each case. Men’s F wiiieshongy “Boys” Furnishings — Hats and Caps Men’s Clothing — Boys’ Clothing Men’s Bathrobes Men’s Shoes — Women’s Footwear - Children’s Footwear Umbrellas Gloves Leather Goods Beaded Bags Hosiery Millinery Ribbon Novelties Laces Notions Notion Novelties Wohnen’ s Dresses ~ Women’s Suits’ “Women’s Coats ~ 2 ~ Women’ sSoertieeak Girls’ Sweaters Sweaters : ) Pars: Girls’ Coats _ Girls’ Dresses Rayon Lingerie Sik Lingerie Negligees House Dresses Corsets Infants’ Silks Dress Goods Neckwear Handkerchiefs Wear _ devel “Clocks: . -~ Mesh Bags Housefurnishings ~ Musical Instruments Wash Goeds | Staple. Linens ‘Fancy Linens Bedding Silverware Rugs Linoleum Furniture Beds Curtains Draperies Shades Optical Goods Wall Paper Blankets Bed Spreads Domestics Stationery Christmas Cards Toys—Dolls Games Bric-a-Brac China Lamps Lamp Shades Electrical Goods Pictures Mirrors Art Needlework Toilet Ware Cameras Trunks—Bags Suit Cases Thousands : —— Items in Basement Store Uptown Store Vandeventer and Olive Many Items Sale 14, 4 and '2 Off its a@ Son Is Born.” PAGE 3 TWO SAFES HAMMERED OPEN AND $1000 TAKEN Stickney Cigar Co., Burglars Fail to Get Additional $1000 in Strong Box. The Christmas eve receipts of the — William A. Stickney Cigar Co. store at 1109 Locust street—about $1000 cash—were stolen last night of early today by burglars who opened two safes before they found the store's money. J. F. Wetterer. manager of the store, who visited the estadlign- ment yesterday and found every- thing in order, discovered tjon his arrival today that the combi- nations bad been knocked from both safes and the doors opened. From one safe the robbers had taken the retail sale receipts which Wetterer estimated at $1000. The strong box of the same safe, con- taining slightly less than $1900 in wholesale receipts, according to Wetterer. had been chiseled and hammered by the burglars, but had resisted their efforts to open it Its contents were intact. The second safe contained noth- ing but bookkeeping records and its contents were not molested The burgiars sorted the checks out from the retail receipts and left them on the floor beside the safe. They entered, apparently, by climb- ing a fire escape to a second-floor window and descending to the store on the first fioor. DEMIES EDENBORN CLAIMANT'S DEMAND FOR JURY HEARING Jadge Faris “Rejects Request of Mrs. Meier, Who Says She Is Late Millionaire's Daughter. Federal Judge Faris today dt: Sites lat pia OOP er le) eee Me » ; ~~ " " . os ae - ? , A or © “Salle. atig " ee OR ie ae r a 2 es lt ee. + oe . “ y eter ; - baie , \ : ' : Se ee res eo aie : ib «+ q ‘eet 4“ = Nii urd hai : * ? a . Re tas i & f ‘ " % 7 tes Peg Seg ; * * » ah SQ bee , & — * . oe ’ - ee Y* haiti i ghey a M ge ey ee s a cf 2 a a a " % hy, a. 4 ye od - ‘ " w. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 : oF. LOUIS PUST- DISPATCH ~ MAN AND WOMAN DIE CAUGHT WITH THE GOODS ’ ‘ ‘ : —e _ 7 OFCASNHOTEL ROM «| )6FORCED TO VACATE )} jij ®emsnins tau Police Are Trying to Identify its aie ~ plain navy P sto nd the Companion of Albert Thousands of pairs of the newest style PN 1 : tt Christmas sale price, +2 Nuening. Our Tremendous creations slashed in price beyond oncept —BUY As Stock of ©ONOW! UNBELIEV- So Police are trying to identify a | ABLE VALUES! ¢ woman who died early today at | Women’s Newest City Hospital of gas poisoning suf- 85 Styles fered at the Little Southern Hotel, to Choose Novelty _ ~~ Windows '403 Morgan street, where she was From. Every or bargains registered with Albert Nuening, 45 Pair a Popular Footwear Every Size— ; ar old, a blacksmith, who also Creation. Sacrificed! Every Width— ; ie ~ They registered at the hotel Sun- N E ch " ‘ Every Popalar Style ‘day night. Yesterday morning the o Exchanges | proprietor smelled gas and went to N R fe d Values | their second floor room. Nuening 17 erunds ‘was dead in bed, and the woman No Mail Orders was unconscious. The room was Me filled with gas, although a window Every Style was open and a gas heater was turned off. i Tell your friends Indications were the woman, he; . Pair onus they will : |awakened, opened the window and reg ew thank ; iturned off the gas, and then fell you, é ' back on the bed, unconscious. She | so me This is the Price Sale ra ( Sonnenfeld’ a= 3 Oe so SNe, eee MRC i gt Bie os BRE gk OOS ——-s |died without regaining conscious- | ete 7 lee: | = —om Without a Parallel About 40 Years Old. | | The woman was about 40 years | | Extra Salesmen to Insure ‘old, a blonde, 5 feet 7 inches tall, | : Prompt and Courteous At- | dr dressed in black and tan. tention. Come Early. An open verdict was returned at MATERIALS STYLES | the inquest today. Deputy Cor- Patent Satin | Pumps ¥ reg : $ 77° )oner Dever expressed the theory Black Velvet Serape fe ‘robbery might have figured in the Black Suede case, as only $2 cents was found | Sees Woless Bow Pumps in Nuening’s clothes. Brown Suede Ties , Values $ | y x ‘ Louis Tibbs, 22 a laborer, was | Steel Patent ck sania a: found asphyxiated on the kitchen | tg Kid erreea 714-16 WASHINGTON AV. STATE TREAT to $8. = tT - floor of his home at 1719 Seventh | Tan Calf Dufente : 3 — §, | boulevard, yesterday morning. | Black Calf Scallops | - Three burners of a gas stove were turned on, but not lighted. Win- dows and door cracks were stuffed with paper. Police reported he is survived by a widow, Julia, who lives at 6458 Arsenal street. a oo S 9 NO RETURNS A Group of yesterday morning in a room at | MAIL ORDERS 1e S NO EXCH Amen: Cn $509 Bell avenue, which he rented | ‘ =e F Dec. 4. Two burners of a gas PROMPTLY FILLED © ALL SALES FINAL it Hats From ' Ou stove were turned on. Neighbors calling to extend | W ; : . Si : 2 4 Twice-Ye arl y christian grevtings © esterday | ee il French Salon .* acs)” OS found Mrs. Margaret Whedon, 78 | years old, overcome by gas-in her | aia | third-floor room at 2832 North Fif- | r C- hn V en tor a teenth street. A burner of a gas | range was turned partly on. Mrs. © Whedon is in a serious condition at City Hospital. Gas fumes penetrated to the sec- | ond-floor fiat at the Seventh boulevard address and overcame Mrs.. Anna Blase 66, and her grand- son, Fred, 10. They were revived. ~ see: e aa Es: ¥ «ia Clarence Billington, 16 years old, | gS e is at City Hospital recovering from Gis @ Values emphatically worth | monoxide gas poisoning suffered GEORCETTE “ue @ Soleils, Velvets, aig we eS Christmas afternoon while playing Cee and various other ; cards with his brother, Arthur, and | .. @ emart Hats at a very ‘exceptional pt ie three other youths in an unventi- | Our Regular $2.50 : cer ) FP lated room in which a gas heater | : Qu 8° ¢ (French Salon—Second Floor | 40 Inches Wide; Our Regular ality; 40-Inch Bit . —EE—— i o ——aeaEEEEOoo——— |was burning at the Billington | |home, 2317 Hickory street. Ar- | St. Louis’ well dressed men have marveled at the extra- asc AMEE: Gt “ie toeeted $3.50 Quality Afternoon, eve- ordinary values presented in this Twice-Yearly Sale... the hospital. The others, although ning and street Ee A Gro u p 0 te and small wonder... for we’ve grouped our entire stock Deewana Bi, declined medical at- U as a Rei Pee shades. A filmy, thet d hundreds of Fall and Wint its* memSESe — ee eee sheer quality. git of overcoats* and hundreds of new Fall and Winter suits | an ' “sh Gigi every one taken directly from our regular stocks Three Found Ets in Gas-Filled that will allow either side to be used wit Large selection of ao ae | Hats From Ou eee eee mm, ° . ae and they await your inspection at unusually moderate Sat equal satisfaction. 23 colors and black. . ti? e Ye *: ‘er € prices. Thanks toa mild fall for the marvelous selection, for cael Gk lek akin Wiee found bo.) every newstyle and favored fabric and color-theme is repre- the police in a gas-filled room in . . Genessee street yesterday. Rode sented, in stouts, slims, regulars. We advise early choosing. SAsues Ar Tk Gee ome of thes ithree identified. A friend who FLA ; CREPE | called ris! Zabradze to visit several] OV ERCOATS eee PRICED 10 $45 BEFORE ~ 5 () ~~ poy won oe ewer os _ howd | Washable 39-inch Our Regular $1.98 Quality ° y 2 Splendid Rothschild-Greenfield Overcoats. .. blues and lice. The door was forced open | : Our Regular $2.50 Quality 35-Inch 1 fancies, in single and double breasted models .. . some and range three aggeert were found oll | A splendid quality that will wash well. Ideal for beautiful evening dresses with velvet colors. Conservative and collegiate styles. GW ing. on tae Se, Cely Srensed. Gas | 50 colors in dress and lingerie shades. as well as draperies. 20 new colors > ae ~ ; ~ >? VI * ~ a tay tose ag Ooms & Ghent watent A YARD Sind to select from—A YARD ed heater. OVERCOATS ... PRICED 10 $75 BEFORE 5 0 ‘FOUR KILLED WHEN GASOLINE A marvelous group of new Stein-Bloch, Fashion Park and HEATER IN c AR EXPLODES ( Second Floor Silk Dept.) Rothschild-Greenfield coats in every model, from form Sitting to big Uisters, in every color and fabric ow eee ee | =6°SILK REMNANTS AND CLOSE-OUTS $ ning Occupants—Bodies 5 Badly Burned. OVERCOATS ...PRICED 10 $100 BEFORE 7 i g = v |SPepial fe, te Pest Duoatc, 5 | =~ Hundreds of yards of lovely Silk on the bolt and remnants galore—regardless of loss— Nerdy att: pe PE te ee kre ee Fa i ? me eA Meet Included in this group are black satin, black and metallic cloth, bengaline, gayly bued felt. Charming st; ceptionally priced. (Chapeaur de Lure Shop—Second Fl | Stein-Bloch, Fashion Park and Maxim English Coats |cupants of a touring car, who were | A YARD ONLY ...... ccc cece eee e eee c etc c cece cece eee essen ssenessseseee.essess i'burned to death Christmas eve on single and double breasted box coats, tubes, ulsters and | | ithe High Point road, about seven | greatcoats.. . of foreign and domestic fabrics, all colors. CS miles from here, when the car went | into a ditch, were identified Sun- day as Dr. T. B. Beaman, 38 years OVERCOATS eee PRICED T0 $135 BEEORE 50 old, his wife, Mrs. Mamie Beaman. Z 23! their daughter, Mary Francis, ? Wooly-warm Fashion Park and Stein-Bloch overcoats of 14 months old, and an adopted son. ™ the finest foreign and domestic cloths, in blues, oxfords Carl Keith Beaman. 13 months old. | e+. and exclusive patterns and mixtures all of Chicago. The bodies were | es... ‘ : Here it is! Our annual pre-inventory sale of — — a eae Ja gs we, Shoes—2000 pairs of the season’s newest styles. r. bean fas steopath, ‘ « SUITS ....’ PRICED 10 $40 BEFORE $3 ?] and, with his family. was en route | , CS! Almost our entire stock. It isn’t necessary to Rothschild -Greenfield one-and two-pants-suits in o his former home in Calloway ae 2 7 add another word—the prices tell their blues and oxfords, pencil stripes and attractive patterns County, Ky., to spend the holidays. — BES OER 2 IEE AER Mt i OT ney SB aS BARD * tf aye eD ies a pon Sr JES j er Fea eee ete one tags i Ps \ ig a : ae eee ip ete gis ema r ear” Fe iE Es var os ie a = the first SUITS ... . PRICED 10 $50 BEFORE Sinan ag Seo sie gene | AU of) Wing Woinesiny moreing Stein-Bloch, Fashion Park, Rothschild-Greenfield Sui 3 Q | Jepparentty, exploded and caused | ~~: : ior maneadyounguen- — Pictured abovwe—a satin anklet—one of the many styles included in this fused to buy the northwest corner LSC a of State and Madison streets for a . it pair of shoes and $100 60 years ago ; | was related with a sigh by an Iowa . | centenarian, James Odam of Du- S |buyue Sunday. The corner is | : pordlee, — os bite: $ 8 0 ‘now one of the busiest in the world $2.80 .. ° son’s most popular sty ats; and Socust | land is worth several million dollara = velvets, patents, satins, suede en - a | ae | 250 pairs in the tet. All sizes in and tan kid on 3 : * Mont Plat C . “TI turmed down that offer as a one style or another. Values up to A ——— - straps fe j Mate of ‘ Mionlagnacs, Plain Camels Hair, Poto Cloth and W inter-tex bad buy.” Odam sighed. “It was | $6.00. im potent 7 Beet bel satin, Overc “cals and Dress and T. orsled-lex Suihs Excepted :too much money. I thought.” - 2, : e vet. etc., | Odam spent his 100th Christmas | ct Come early. : with his daughter, Mrs. Mary E. | aed 4 | ; | ln BOYS’ SUITS AND OVERCOATS REDUCED 25% ff |" o'=2. pa 3s — ia. inet Shep chee —————————— lang, came to America when 2 ae = 4 ae years old and has resided for 70 ; The Sunday Post-Dispatch has the largest circulation years in Jowa. i |. @f any newspaper in the Southwest,

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=e GOODS , ; —— CHARGE PURCHASES made the remainder of the month will not be payable until De eee A TE 1:8) Remaining Tailored Suits | ae “| we Leatha Trench Coats Formerly to $25! ; Suits of plain navy twills and > 85 : Formerly o $10! S O5 | hairline stripes; broken sizes. After Coats that are suitable for sports, Christmas sale price, nein eee day wear. All (Sonnenfeld e—Third Floor.) colors. eerie: eee St LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ , TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH PAGE 9 Paes OH ete gh va (Sonnenfeld s—Third Floor.) 610 to 618 Washington Avenue After-Christmas Reductions In Adherence to Our Inflexible Policy of Never Carrying Merchandise Over From One Season to Another, Sweeping Reductions on All Fall and Winter Apparel Now Prevail in Every Department, These Reductions, in M any Instances Being BELOW COST PRICE! Those Receiving Money for Christmas Gifts Will Be Investing It Wisely by Sharing in These Remarkable Saving Opportunities See Our Windows for Bargains 1th— very Popalar Style Pe wh EY OP ne: eek ow ot gee a eye eh 4 ee Aa ee pe Pee a a BR ee ha ie. Tell your friends —the y will thank you. ca eee aes . q Ee wast ” oe Snowe! Bet one Sen gpg ON 3 pes aoe R 2 : t ” . " Me; re : a cons a ‘ Reon: a — 7 | “ ae hss 8 Price Sale Parallel e ETTME PES UPSTEPLARLECsststpeeare (ricneesieupeMeeeqiuteLnecunnirnenuimnrcty ONO oro ) TD OTL 27 | Os) COATS! Greatly Reduced fv \ Drastic Altestialitimes Tremendous Aliter-Christmas Savings! Reductions on a Collection of Here’s an opportunity to invest money received for —— s Christmas in the wisest possible manner—by purchasing : 42 R one of these Fur-Trimmed Cloth Coats. All are offered a-Kind [ at unusually severe reductions, not a Coat in our entire After-Christmas Sale of,: . 4600 Prs. Beverly Silk-Top and Service Sheer Chiffon Hose ha Extra Salesmen to Insure Prompt and Courteous At- tention. Come Early. ene D 77 NF 837 NO RETURNS NO EXCHANGES LELSELTVLGL LATIN UT - ~~ stock having escaped a mark-down. Remember, too, these are not Coats bought for sale purposes, but all are of ( SONNENFELD'S impeccable styles and quality. All sizes ALL SALES FINAL -t! Hats From Our for misses, women and larger women. Originally Priced $ CHOICE OF THE HOUSE! $125 to $495 French Salon Any Winter Coat & a 4 Ee a Formerly. Priced to $225 We h yee : 7 - 3p EVERY Exclusive type, one and two of a kind ; PAIR 0 Coats from America’s foremost makers, ail : _ FULL F sumptuously fur trimmed. ' FASHIONED Greatly Reduced to #4 The Silk-Top Chiffon Hose are interlined with lisle for extra wear. Service Sheer Chiffons have 4-inch lisle hems. : he ‘ 4 z . ‘ lebiic ite . ay ee w a ae ms at or _— a ee & »- e ” Coxe a " he Be e) Z * ¥ ‘Aes wh aie a a = * apn, F . ? . : nb See rae x ar as ; . a a ew . ve . e ’ p oP — r oe? . a ‘ : , Fs 1 a al i — SEN, CRG SRM A See a Re ee LT TN Ge RS en Mena Sy Ih RA Se oT ORT SU te ee Ree eee RS ee ee ae RE se ‘ indi he neha: ¥ 4g the. , Lng. : . ~ . pat ge ae : . 2 G bak a Lt Ae ae PROM i reise 5 Seb mA . SITE ET SOLD INI BET IY TE IE TIE OE MEE IS ETS OTE LE NL TS NN EE ITS IONE RL EET AEE ILS I we a ce i a a Di ees so FIO II a mes pS s. m Mie th F " . : 7 ‘ 2 , lianas an atid ‘ee " y Slept POG He B *. j Hy: A My Roy ee i Se Bek SO Ka F pie aE de ta SF nA Bi. i : ear » a 2 Shem om oe 3 Wd y ne Ae x . eR = . ty ~ me Sho es %. an ae the seltine om, Rk > -@ i.e * Pty op ho ag Bytes alin. ¥ wy : He . 4g Hi boi 0 Ny Neale Ce” % . Rees a > i a ie ste il ? ‘ * ' Hong 9 ie _.. PE ERE ole “ we tee . i eae % 3 be oo pay rey et es a ky : , . he Mage oe, Be ay) ; ‘ ks + Roar te iy Rh esciine PRE. Ne tthe a a et ig, vy » ere aoe, + ey a eee, em a. Se “ * ‘te C2 ee ve abr net er coe on~*, Dmg te a a oe ~~ ies > ¢ ft tetby ae works vt, * airs . A « z yt ‘ me ‘. wl He “a % "s . Me Oe Rs Me ae 4 ; r ve ye ‘ x ming VOR he deste or ecta al, 0 Senge ian tie a. ~ a ee Bo - ee a 5 ft Sais Nope cig oe fhe em e ee, yew hy Bo Mirko me * ° tah. gine oom : th oh tm 4 . - * Mane 0 ‘ Pee ee P he . A Group of Hats From Our Millinery Salon $95.00 Dresses, Now.. .$47.50 $55.00 Dresses, Now. . . $27.50 $75.00 Dresses, Now... $37.50 $45.00 Dresses, Now. . . $22.50 $65.00 Dresses, Now. . .$32.50 $39.75 Dresses, Now. . .$19.88 Fur Coats Exceptional high-grade Gowns and Frocks of transparent velvet, Georgette, satin, crepe Elizabeth and flat crepe, for street, afternoon, dinner and evening wear. At Decisive After-Xmas © (Sonnenfeld’s French Rooms—Fourth Floor.) Reductions at 3148 3188 | Wuinter Dresses Sacrificed! A Group of Dresses That Were os 1748 $788 Formerly $16.75 to $35 Dresses, Formerly ... ; Dresses, Formerly . Dresses, Formerly Dresses, Formerly Dresses, Formerly While They Last, Choice at... PN eee ge woe ter POCURGADGOHRRGeCcHCARORD DAD SAETeadetacarehatiales ieee ey ty A aye oe ices ae oe . wate SS pg ale Pee ve he aoa ce . . ett oa 4 Four Other Groups of - — * 4 y " a a 500 Pairs of Odds and Ends of Even Higher-Priced Silk Stockings Have Been Included, ‘First Floor.) ming dresses 20 new colors Silk Underwear ' A Group’ of 400 Pieces, Formerly _— - Included in this group are Hats of egardiess of loss— - | black satin, black be valered velvet, erereeeeee i. eevee 4 3 metallic cloth, bengaline, faille and , G Sayly bued felt. Charming styles; ex- _ €eptionally priced. Fur Coats at other prices are also offered at sweeping After-Christmas reductions. $1.95 to $45, at Exactly (Chapeaur de Lure Shop—Second Floor. rere — musse rom tne holiday _ selling. Wanted styles and colors. Ty PRLLURL EMI IV EVM CKIERR ER OEE CUAT RN UMEY REST REESE LY PRE LEEY RALAEEY ENTERED OPE PEE VE (Sonnenfeld’s Fur Salons Models for street, afternoon, sport and party wear, in every imag- —hird Floor.) inable material, style and color. ~*~ -_ Sonnenfeld's Inexpensive Dress Shops—Fourth I - vr 77 YUE! A) ULE EE ULL PYG LT O S Hl 3 CELIUSU UYU ee YT bs a sttPUCS POG ONCOADANAUSOR RGAE GHELAEN RCAC UtOAAP EE ist ientgnse ty (Sonnenteld’s Firet Fleor Shops.) Se s"a"a sees ease” oe ee ee ee en ee t PS t ot E 'S4 A & 2 MM E N Trt oe Severe After-Christmas Extraordinary After-Christmag DRESS Reductions | 1000 HATS | COAT Reductions Former $14.85 and $16.45 Formerly to $2.95 Md Former $19.75 to $35 ~ Qualities, Now 95 , 100 Trimmed Qualities, Now Le © Hats From Street, afternoon, business and par Our Second Both dress and sports models for ty Dresses are included in this col- aT gees | misses and women wil! be found in ; .e Ree POS REEE RRR BRE RES RE EBS 8 ES 8 8k 6 8 8 steno saan oon — Se ' ‘ ) j | Rar e Savings on 1 250 Hats From Our $5 Hat Shop lection. Materials are Georgette, Floor $5 this group, fashioned of such ma- crepe-back satin, flat crepe, all-woo! Hat Shop . terials as suede cloth, Bolivia, fabrics and hairline stripes. Sizes 14 included Venice and sports fabrics. Various to 468. furs, including some wolf trims. TSS sO UP TO $9.75 DRESSES $ 5: 45 ete. Toe | -BUR-TRIMMED COATS $9? ‘\ Models of Georgette, flat crepe, crepe-back colors. Small, medium satin, novelty noma and velvet combina- and large head sizes. Higher-grade models of broadcloth, duvemere, tions. Less than cost of materials at f etc., in sizes 14 to 50. After-Christmas sale price, FUR COATS--Great After-Christmas Reductions at ..... $39.50 and $72.50 A popular style with wide strap; in patent and tan kid. Hats of felt, satin, metallic cloth, Velvet, etc.,, offered at LESS THAN HALF PRICE for quick disposal. Come early. , ee ee ‘SS Het Bhop—Becond Floor }

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eee cha) Ke : ¥ ae | PAGE 10 ae Reena, ee ieuinmiegemteseeeeeeeees er Se arenes NTN cc RAR NER llth he ml Pe Recreate Semen atteanal i ceeetiettetinn aoctindietecten aa SE ett eee eee f HC ATT TAL AM ee, tile J ; | knee. Hi ' iin } j es. ; ’ 4, hh ; mag at | f 4“ ‘ ; eet a) J 7 Le bey las Hy, Li Mh, . él Be, eo Hii a a. ; f a $06 4/) , af 4 ; ; ’ ‘uf Le TL eae 7 oD tes teoped’ HB P Women’s Silk Hose Regularly $1.50, Wednesday, at $1.00 @ Full-fashioned, pure silk Hose.. ..& a lovely finely woven chiffon weight! With a ngrrow lisle hem.. and reinforced hee! and toc. In a wide choice of the most favored costume l. shades...:uzq@s 8*4 to ro. Hosiery Section—Main Floor silk over the ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH \ yr TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M.—Saturday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M—We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps FAMOUS~ BARR CO, OPERATED BY THE MAY COMPANY THE MAY CO. THE MAYCO. THEMAYCO. FAMOUS-BARRCO. M.O’NEILCO. THE MAY CO. Baltimore Denver Los Angeles . Mim G PISTBAS St. Louis Akron Cleveland ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH J Smart Frocks and Coats... Representative of the Season’s Ultra-Smart Modes. ..at Such Decisive Savings That Women Will Find It Most Advantageous to Select an Entire Wardrobe! Coats and Wraps Costumes Originally $75 to $295. these are distinctive Frocks which will find their way into well-chosen wardrobes! Models for street, afternoon and one or two of a’kind, at evening. . Savings of Frocks Originally $35 to $49.75 Late models..of fashionable silken fabrics..in gorgeous colors..and most approved styles. .for women, misses, and extra sizes! Dresses Originally $32.50 to $39.75 “21 Street, afternoon and evening models of velvet, Georgette, satin, crepe satin and Can- ton:.in smart styles..and a wide range of colors! Sizes 14 to 52%. ' ‘ An Armnual Atter Christmas Event of Foremost Impor- .Offering Thousands of Yards of Fashionable ..at Savings Which Invite Varied Selections! $2.50 and $2.98 ¢ Printed Silks tance. . 87 of radium Silks ...0F practica. a > 7 eae “ee “ ’ t i cr m : at ™'’ eae : ‘ +f pN ; + . ne a a inches wide. sirable for frocks or lingerie o- fitting Hand-made lovely Madeira _. $1.49 garments with embroid an c | $1 ront panels 1“ hand et siasheae ote: @ scalloped hems. SI Bae mos. to fr yr. Iafante V ecar Section—Thirad Fieor. @ The season's most ap- ,«&. TIGR, one $1.98 Printed Georgettes ‘print- large $1.45 19¢ $1.50 Baby Dresses : t Savings lection Fur Scart Costumes Originally $50 to $69.75 29 Daytime models of satin, Can ton crepe, eonmaineth crepe, sel other crepes. .in carrect styles and favored rm izes 34 to 40. Cestume Salen PerkyPeggy Frocks In New 1928 Styles $28" $4.95 ana $7.95 @ “Perky Pegey” most value. didly finished. All Fur Coats Originally $135 to $2500 73 @ Unrestricted choice of every Fur Coat in our col- for sports, general or dress wear.. pertly tashioned of popular, Considering the exceptional value-giving which our six-store buying power provides at all times. this additional saving is extremely important! Originally $295, Offered at Savings of Sedat 710% All-Occasion Models Originally $49.75 to $475, at a Saving of.. The season’s most approved modeis.. ..distinctively styled beautifully finished through- sports or formal. wear. and expertly fashioned. . .for we out! Each model appropriately trimmed with rich furs. Winter Coats Winter Coats Charge Purchases Made During the Balance of the Month Wilf Appear on January Statements : Payable in February i ae 1as come to be known by St. Louis as a synonym for smart stvle and ut- For these dainty Frocks are tashioned of excellent quality tast color Meauleen, linene and prints in charm- ingly youthful effects and are splen- Styles quaint basques, straightline one and two piece models in plain 70c Ventilators r1x39-inch metal frame fitted with heavy storm- proof canvas 53 ~—6ODOC center oy 75c Coal Scoops Good size for furnace use. Made ot heavy sheet steel with strong wood = handle dJvC include: : colors, checks and plaids. : | | $1.75 Roasters Clever touches of organdie, pleatings. shirring, tucks, Sa - ‘ and other trimmings. afford a delightful variety of cies aie Sect um choice. Sizes for women and misses. tilating «$i. 39 > Beuse Drees Section—Third Fleer cover 59c Grade Wednesday at € Strongly made of nized iron with reinf eae * 7 ae tom, footed base and St 95c Skillets $2.10 Waffle iret Size No. 7 Ma1t- of heavy cast ~ No g Griswold Bie = tron with regular handle. 67 Waffle irons with $ $ Nicely Snished ic revolving pans...... 9 == 6se No. 5 Skillets, g7¢ — $1.69 Preserving Kettles $1.10 Waste 6-quart size; of heavy Wear- “soc size, square, Ever aluminum. Conven- tient lipped style oes 19¢ H ewuse wares Waste Paper Buskets for @ home or office uS€. pater Sah | 2B ae Originally $135 to $175 Originally $85 to $100 : selected pelts. < S | Smartly styled and fashioned | Fashionable models..of Ve- $35 of Samara, Malina, Alexa, | leria, Duvbloom, Venice and Ju Duvbloom and Tarana..in | Molta..correctly styled. .and straightline and wrapped ef- | nicely finished. In sizes 14 fects! Sizes 14 to 52°. to 44. Sports Coats | Winter Coats | Winter Coats : i aes si i meee 2 Originally $59.75 to $79.50 | Originally $59.75 to $79.50 | Originally $49.75 to $59.75 : oe Coe S ae f dr fab- st irabl fash- Excellently tailored of domes- ly ress and novelty ab Most desirable styles. .fas bie ad imported novelty rics. .tailored and lavishly fur | ioned of suede-like and deep- ied wiht eulticen os |. mmed..in a wide variety of | nap fabrics..in the season's 4 Lil i $s Pe . ° : . # s ' ‘ . es beaver wenitt lenin mad Vase correct styles! _ Misses, reg best colors! Misses’, regular is ee Saag ag ular and extra sizes: and extra sizes. me i , to 4. Fourth Floer / i Corset Samples The Newest Lily of France Models! : Ai az Step-Ins .. Duosettes.. . Side-Fastening & + " : . . a pel Girdle and Foundation Garments! Sew | ae \\ sa ay, § $8. $10 and $12 $15, $18 to $20 . et Garments Garments bh oe ——— ae a ye is AN : SS 4 Kg Pi Ne Front-Clasp Girdles ... ot Duosettes ... carefully de- L#e | : pe, ~ rich brocade ...and elas- signed to meet the mod- | ees | tic combinations! All- ern figure requirements! | ! p = a elastic Step-Ins, and side- Gently moulding the fig- M4 mY K- closing Girdles .. . with ure to lines of grace and eX or without boning... . up- beauty ... of handsome Bey to-the-minute Models. fabrics! ee 5 ieee $8 to $12 D oi] crooeeeesrene!| beeereeeeee O uose es <7 pg Ppa f A garment which effectively combines brassiere and girdle...of handsome brocade 00 - ...combined with excellent elastic . .well boned. Not all sizes in all SURE. « BR. acs 6c Oueae Seton nitineed Fleer \. 17-Inch Coal Hods © ee a re ee GE . ot & 4 are oa Ss e ‘6 ed Mee: es ate pes : 3 “he aS ot BS a Sy hee Oo sei eed ten “6 ee a: Sea Reg aS a ee ae em s tae os 7 s - = = oe . cee es re -, ° se aeaGuVuaeEs™ es Fs 8% 5 r (Bs ae 8 ee as rere ig 4 : : | Shed it Te SRE eet bs i ee oo : d $ @ Warm Winter Coats ofB cloth, suede, velour, New Z ~ Venise and duvbloom. — <a tailored in wanted s ; cluding tucked, ht line and flared effects. : Fe Silk-lined, warmly TS) ‘ interlined and fur $39.50 to $49.50 Values... he P In Black A € With such splendid and t 4 | it is decidedly pera warm fur Coat at such Expertly made of high-grade, a variety of smart styles. Women’s $15.75 to $ $19.50 Kinds. . € Youthful styles me variety. Skillfully t good quality crepe & crepe and | terials. In @& popular high

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CH ia urchases Made During ' ce of the Month Wilj n January Statements le in February oo ..for i, styled ished through- ed with rich t Coats y $85 to $100 models..of Ve- oom, Venice and tly styled..and ed. In sizes 14 er Coats $49.75 to $59.75 ble styles. .fash- ede-like and deep- ..in the season's Misses’, regular es. Fourth Flowr - efully de- the mod- Uirements! /, the fig- ie it; grace and * sok RAE handsome Dae) F SiS airay = “Ae fir = GAG = ARG} # es | j ; 1? brassiere - 00 Third Fleer \ 59c Grade C @ Strongly made of galva- nized iron with reinforced bot- tom, footed base and strong bail. Wednesday at $2.10 Waffle Irons avy — | No. 8 Griswold high f'xme le. O/C Watfle Llrons with aan revolving pans... . wd Kettles $1.10 Waste Baskets vy Wear- “voc size, square, Bde en- Waste Paper Biskets tor ~19¢ | home or office use. " 84€ Housewaree Sect “a ¥. : vis cm ae pi s ; ¥ pt 1 Srey f iT hag si os es . 4. eee ry et: Ai es eke ie age eae iy a $I. 79 Ie %: as’ Coal Use the New 6th and le St. Escalator Direct to Basement Economy Store 1 EAMOUS -BAR me BASEME Jeay LCON OMY "STORE. a — _ fier-Xmas Apparel Sales Side Chair to Match, , Visit the Finest Office Equipment Store in St. Louis HE deep-cut Sad- die Seat and curved back fits the body. The heavy material properly jointed pies a fine finish means great durability and handsome appearance SHAW WALKER 307 N. 4th Street (Between Olive and Lecust) $12.25 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘FAMILY OF 5 KILLED ee A ea —_ oe See oe x TW y we nee wr $39.50 to RS Pe @ Warm Winter Coats of Broad- ; cloth, suede, velour, New Zealia, /# 1 Vanes... me d @ Smart straightline effects, full cut and well tailored of broad- cloth, duvbloom or suede ve- lour with graceful shawl collars of fur. t \\ of ample proportions will find satisfactory Extra-Size $45 to $49.50 Kinds at 3338 @ Late Winter models fashioned of \ broadcloth, venise, duvbloom, New Zealia, estrella and other materials in Generously trimmed with fur. Women this End of the Year Special Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only DK. F. J. GUILBALLI All Prices Inclode Thorough Exe Test 20 GLASSES for Farsight, Reading or Sewing $4 50 Ordinarily Priced at J = | $8.50, $10 & $12.50 Dr. Guilbault, whe has examined ever 50,000 pairs of exes during his 25 years of practice im Bi. Louis, will give you his personal attention. F J.Guilbault Optical Co., 423 N. Broadway (Between Locust and St. Charles) PAGE If A Rm oa a eee SY GAS CHRISTMAS EVE. Leaking Stove Fixture Causedi Tragedy After Celebration | at Patterson, N. J. | H | Be the Associated Prees. PATERSON, N. J., Dec. 27.— i Five members of a family of six | ; }were found dead in their home | yeen | asphyxiated by gas after entertain- ; ing friends Saturday night at a Christmas celebration, Tie victims were Peter Scarpeill, |52 years old; his wife. Jennie, 0; | bis daughters, fiose. 21, and -Elea- nor, 11, and a son, Ralph, & An- other son, Anthony. 24.. was the /only member of the family to es- cape death. A lteaky kitchen stove fixture was the cause of the trag- edy. Police found the house gaily |decorated with Christmas greens ‘and ribbons and gifts piled under a brightly decorated Christmas ' ihere yesterday. They had tree, TREATED ONE DROPSY weex rree Short breathing re- lieved in 36 to 48 bours, swelling; reduced in 15 to 20 days Regu lates the heart, corrects the fiver and kidpeys, VPurifies the entire system. Collum Dropsy Kemeds itrapped ti SM KILLED IN VIRGINIA HOTEL FIRE * |Four Bodies eels Front Ruins of Hostelry in-Hopewell Where 50 Were Guests. Cy the Associates Press. ’ — EWELL. Va. Dec. 37.— Three more badly charred bodies i were feund in the fulins of the burned Grand Central Hotel bere today. Two ef them were be- lieved to be those of Mr. and Mra. |George J. Maud, young married couple, of Adena, QO. The third body cowd@ Bot be identified. Searchers eald it might be either that of Charles Cecke or Luther Hammond of Hopewell. or “Keystone” Sanbern. a showman, three of the she killed in the fire which destroyed the hotel Christ- mag morning. The first body re covered was that.of D. B. Reden- bush of Fiorida. There were 65 guests at the hotel. : Mother, 3 Children and Their Uncte Burned to Death. YOUNGSTOWN, O., Dec. 27.—A mother. her three children and their uncle were fatally burned in \their home here last night, when la kerosene stove exploded and 1¢ victims in a haliway. Firemen found the bodies of Mrs. Letty Duffy, 26 years old. and her three children— William, 6: Harmen, 4 and John Jr.. 4 months —in the ruins of the home. Wil- liam Duffy, 09, uncle of the chil- .dren, died this morning at a hospi- tal. The father, Jobn Duffy &r., Company, Dept. 33, Atlanta, Ga. had gone to a store te get ice Crean. eed $ OQ O85 A crepe satin, flat = 2g se 4 \ ‘ in smart 2 including tucked and straightline models with fur shaw] collars Made of broadcloth, suede | crepe, velvet, Georgette and vel- good quality crepe satin, flat % vet combinations y/ crepe and combination ma- » styles for immediate and ¢ terials. In black and early Spring wear. In “ popular high shades. black and isis costume shades. y Splendid 4 me \ Savings: Ye Limited dive WV : | Namber! \\\ dee : N / | y | \N ba * | WN } | \ \ / i ae j \ \ | mai Be: \ 1 — P \ f | \ : N ‘i: A \ | | j —— j | ' | A \ \ ok AN we —a Wid | mW’ ag | ail , 0 | | L oly \ : ° | p ih Hi iv 9 A) ae — active Women’s ¥ He | n | arty ° > \ / | \a/ ~—s Dresses and Misses’ \\ ae | | i Coats ee AHH]! $16.75 Grades at Usually $25 to $29.50 : Basement Lconomy Store BOYD-RICHARDSON #~ ~ OLIVE AND SIXTH BWAY STORE No Charge Accounts ~ « Downstairs ~ ~ No Deliveries The double-header sale presents an unusual | opportunity to be well dressed for New | Years at decided savings. Prices are lower than usual even for this sale as several] spe- cial purchases are included. All garments are of all-wool fabrics and are exceptionally $45.00 Values in Two-Trouser Suits Z, jor *§9 Extra quality worsteds, unfinished wor- steds, serges and cass meres. Exceptional fabrics and patterns. Conservative and young men’s styles. Stout models inc. cop dercep Ri derropde- $40.00 Values in Two-Trouser Suits : $35 & $40 Overcoats 2, jor *54 Single and double breasted suits of wor- steds, Twists, Cassimeres and Cheviots. New oxford grays are included. Overcoats of fine fabrics. Plaid backed; satin lined. Good patterns in both suits & overcoats. Regular $35.00 Values in Student 2-Trouser Suits 2, for $45 New patterns in blues, oxford gray & tan shades. cop deo-rep i do-repder $18 & $20 Two-Kauicker Suits... and Overceoats 2, for $2.6 Pabrics noted for their wearing qualities. Good | patterns and colors. Suits with two knickers and vest in sizes 6 to 16.... Overcoat sizes 11 to 1%. — TO The Subway’s January - DOUBLE-HEADER_ Boy’s Clothing ; $30 Youth's Twe-Trouser Suits... and Overceats Zforsqam Well tailored suits of serviceable fabrics in - Suit sizes from 16 to BD. colors ant patterns . Overcoats in sizes 8 Regular $15.00 Overceats 2, for $2.0 Beautiful blue chinchilla and a fancy pat- 4 terns. Some with brass buttons .. . Sizes 4 to 14. Men’s and Boy’s Clothing Reduced! well tailored and styled. The double-header sale may be any combination of two gar- | ments that you wish to buy, either from the men’s or boys’ department or one from each. Two persons may each make a single selec- tion if one sale is made for both garments. i $35.00 Values in Overcoats Topcoats Two-Trouser Suits 2, for *4g Extra quality topcoats... This season's overcoats; worsteds, cassimeres, cheviots, two-trouser suits. Good patterns & colors. oop dorcop> i doccepder $30.00 and $35.00 Topcoats -: Gabardines Two-Trouser Suits 2, for $39 Topcoats of tweeds and plaid backed fa- brics. Satin lined gabardines. Broken lots of suits including a arge selection of a odd patterns in longs and shorts. good to 18. Ee : 4 Q iat. cola ee ie 2 eee Be betas ete ms Ser rn eet 3 : Ms oe we . Bp Pts 9 Ms, a ede oy me peateae > Swan il ; i Ne Kagem, Ge “ ei wm ep ee ee ie de ‘cay Mel edie) ea

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH een re cen a ne | Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M—Saturday 9 A. M. to 6 P. M—We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps 3 moving and the furniture wabsie. . if | xe x . Servants rusbed in to see if ened : ._ = = lecta had fall r the Pontiff. . $50,-$55 and $60 \ 7 $65,$70 and $75 ~~.‘ REET Se navisca them to ures othe ’ ¢ . ve 4 : " 3S ‘e fhe apostolic palace to observe 2. ~ i Suits and Overcoats Suits and Overcoats RE Piss. ce cs rapa aumne wa ai [a © i‘YVelletri and a number of small | sur Pe oH / towns a few walls fell and the ta-} huvere . ie é f habitants were for a2 Ome iB 6 | Culcens i “* “om Panic te. «hes , & Figsures were opened in le | : | a! -* as - m ~ ¢ Laat ee «| Stree’ and a namber of walls ) pas ee : a >» = ) “a tive eRAbRaSkebeet Batu hacis -. mee 6 Cracked Two-trouser custom-tailored Suits and skillfully You'll know the quality of these two-trouser Suits | Pe ‘2 = This district, which is about 28 Molin’ tailored Overcoats, of imported and domestic fab- when you see the makers’ names, “Fruhauf,” [2 ee Tee from Rome, seemed te Ser rics, in an array of styles and weaves that will win “Society Brand,” and others equally noted. And eS ; eee instant favor with careful dressers who appreciate you'll know the extraordinary value when you ex- a = | ance. 3 ce extreme values. Va — the skillful tailoring and the rich fabrics. Va ay ' ROLAND S. MORRIS : ; k | F # r % Men's Clothing Section—Second Floer : “f, : GOV. SMITE FOR PRESIDENCY f lormer Ambassador to Japan, Who ic oe Presa, 2 > 7 &4e ‘2 PHILADE! PHLA, Dee. 27.—Re-| an E . Be and 3. Merris, Ambaasader to Jae) ; = pun in the Wilsen administration th of New York tor; = * gad ie ie — +} . Codar ; : . p ai ‘ > ra E , nominaliog ,Oor oon | d’ C] n la er ae ai residen: Morris belonged to the) goat fs / By the World's Champo yer . : iry wing of the Democratic Sameer ei : in Penne inia which, in 1924, op- |S | fae 6s Posed the nomination of Smith - : ; 1 oo at og F « a a if | ere ay A BE Bclonzed to Dry Opposition tm Chas. Cc. Peterson é . 4 * roms 7 ~ is the outstanding Q @ " A], 228 Announces Support PNIUIRE € Handsome Suites. ..and Odd Pieces. ..Every One Representative of Our Hish Stand- Ma «He speaks the lancuage of @e: | iL ard f li . : . - - .. = Sn eennetnens Gi tas — & Wichita ~s of Quality. ..Offered at Savings so Pronounced as to Make It Advisable to Consider saa eae : Mu c.n undecstuad. Ee a: EE f Selections for the Investment of Christmas Money Early Wednesday Morning! : Billiard Fans ... and beginners alike will welcome 4 Wed , ME :ich: age for the presidency ama amu All Pi Sub} Pri . — zn this announcement...for Mr. Peterson is the champion é nesda ME. beyond = doubt ts the tacoue Ge 1eces Subject to Prior Sale. 5 th “ Wa : vical man | Susteren of the world in fancy shots...The public is cordially Thared Pee be nominator. ‘His genius for | Bagnamtale invited to attend these exhibitions of his skill in the : | {ministration places’ him €s me +’ Li i s i ' : nd . . e see . .. Ph 1 S = i" * ~ bd e - — 1 € . : r “a i of , accord him ne somes Maske , , , ° ° . = (_-_ | = OTTis Said he wouhkl] join ose D yeh | . | ee which is made especially for home use. This and ‘. : @ caaiien” eR J bet | you seek a Suite of marked beauty Two pieces... artistically designed oa ‘ P 4 hentuahin 5 | ae , Soa . . ——a Democratic | vise d : di id ly h - ] did £ . 5 . 7 and other home-size tab es oO taina S im’ our O’C k 8 ¥ (ommitteervan. in urgine Pere Two handsome pieces, ar- and individuality ... here is a splendi of hand-carved, solid mahogany. . Sporting Goods Section loc | vote bar ‘Dremmmenmasee ai tistically designed endex. | CPportunity to save! 10 pieces, of rose moss and felt filled, and upholstered r ; ; F cellently built with | Walnut... satin wood and hardwood in rich toned all-mohair! Spring-filled op pees ; - + + exquisitely designed ... and ex- cushions covered with reversible sides _— ae Soames, pertly finished! One only of linen frieze! O ly upholstered in rich red P ° J* 4 lti@r irieze: ne ont : damask! One only. a") wee ee rkowRe » se 4 eeCcates for Sarit h. * A 5 IN TURKEY | Watertown . i Tb acres ery of N aggets Starts search ; Yunkers « oO pr . 4s Be th, for Lode. : parhams 4 Fe eer = |} . Greeneterro | «. Footwear ‘Specials 2: és / LODGE, Mont... Dec. 27.— be Sam v S—$69.50 Secretaries, in red or green 6—$20.00 Occasional Tables. ._. ie "ry of gold nuggets in a tar- en 60OCS«C pared for Christmas dinner he ai ne oe we pe y¥ airs. A. Pollard, has started In Four Value-Giving Groups MEL yreepectors om @ moana Men $16.50 to $13.50 to $10 00 to $8.50 Reptile j : : ight nugwets, weighing 7 $3 $22.50 Shoes $15.00 Shoes $12.00 Shoes Shoes MIE, «oun ‘x the turkes, Th tow! wus the Paal W. $14.75 $4]-45 $8.85 $6.95 Ay HARD eo: : —— e~ = 3 | oS a P by Mr. Carer ht. phoat rr oirds were shipped to Maine. Hed Dining Suites Originally $395 *298 Ten pieces .. . of preten- tious design ... by a de- pendable Grand Rapids maker ... strongly built | wnd well finished through- | “ out. Two Suites in this 1—10-Pc. Dini offering. 5—$82.50 Hig ix- 1—$285 S$ Bedroom Suites Originally $1900 698 $39.75 to $75 Chairs | Odd Pieces Breakfast Suites A Suite of unusual beau odd high and low ~ «+ ahd distinction . wv somal» sf aman omg China Cabinets, se pretty artistically design- ly designed and living-room suites...every adies, Servers and Chairs, ed Suites. ir many instances tes mputiy made! Suitable one ~ a excep- $29.75 are offered . 14 to | 7 but one of a kind, | 1) “SS «mm ena’ A § - DAT : pF ledge is in the dist , : P ; | istrict where © Reptile and other Shoes in fashions of the hour . . . for i fF. Dlacer miners obtained millions of | & sports, or dress wear! The opportunity to save decidedly . ~ rn worth of Gust in pioneer or Shoes of such high character is one which many i p “Western cave women will want to share! The styles are smart ... " and you may select in various colors. ..with high or low heels! ABE Rm A NE CNRS 5 8 EEN AOS EL OLE A EE OER Ce EB TRL AN I AN It OTT - - — - Cece en re eran ee Re A A OTA A A A AN A A A AP Ie AT OE I, CN AOAC rE ss 6. . ‘ - - ' * mA / : — * * + * ; . 7 2 Pio. ree? - i 4 is Ly a, . 7 ni > ee 2 3 as nl ‘. _* a ath ot . 4 : -— ‘ i Shai & Ste Se ailiaeaeaael H a * Lizard | Brown Alligator Black or Brown 7 _ The Senera! offices and manufae- Biack Alligator Szakeskiz Suede | | <STing plant of the Universal Traf- il Wemen's Shoe Secticn—Secend Fieeor os savings of / at savings of... SY CC EL OY (2) CE) CTF) HD ED PY 6) CH CEP

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bone+0g5h)45553050 SEERSIET ESET ES SIL SSESTE : roowa sess + - o - : neenen est seasesatie les the tekekeeee -* re. . = ; _— A eed * oe > bbb de-epes Sh ose we . . — - + od > z35 x : . metry rt > eoaeeeebe. . : : + by . “ et oes ioeey >o4- ‘ poe aes 2 © Aeon Otee - o4e7 Test eeeees ; ne " amet st st rt seers be > Se cyenty ee -peeesebaesered tee tace 6 peepee res ©: + , > + - weceees “ - ~ eee Daily Ca . 2 -~e orereerrrer: pete ssaeee $ st — . . Prvnes = . eoseatescebhsesaers 333 z : eote: =i — -~ aon ; $332t Sse rtssses on: =3f: STB S HEE eet aed Se ol Two-Knicker Suits and $16.50, Now at $11.90 - oifering of wool Suits in ures. Single and double breasted and tailored throughout . . . Sizes PAGES 13—13 © ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927. ~~ = ase 839,200, ARMS FMBAPC) COL LINDBERCH Rembrandt, by Hinge | MEXICAN DEPUTIES . Sooo ge AANSTMEXCD PREARES ER | —— APPROVEDRAT LITTLE DAMAGE New York meee s5800in Year in Risine RELAXED BY U. Y GUATEMALAN TRIP | Of NEW OL BIL Permission Given to Calles T, Hop Off Early Toeeniiel Calles’ Amendments to Re- | Government to Buy row on 675-Mile Flight | move Sections of Act Ob- Several Homes — Lasts ee (COMEOS Birmingham ~....... 128008 217,500 Plane in Which Mrs. Qver Mountainous Coun. | jectionable to U. S. Com- _ Four Minutes. Assuming that the rate of growth |"OVSORET ----p 25 A0aN “°° Lindbergh Visited Coun- | try—May Take 9 Hours. | panies Pass First Reading. | maee 1920 wast PRESIDENT STRESSES NEED FOR REVISION Pr See POS 0g Ae * Clothing Section—Second Ficor 4 Ce ih, an en » a ae ee ee af — , — ’ iy is ok, ay Nie. 7 * Arle: dey! - , * c AOR 5 ty thnter o “age, SAN baat tient” % Pe sates ~~ - ee & s 2 ee Tad, bee sme ~ COTE Rie ay Beg ee cae eee ' 4 Opens Fissure in Street and = . WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—Most eS Causes Ceilings to Fall in \American ‘aties Kage tcrensed chetr — owr J . im x : " : Soin a dies : 1 sy ~ A wy ithe decade 1910- ), tl xpe ee. eeneen wet SUK try. ihave calculated increz a ee wer Bates *: Sen i July 1 for 255 , ou | : be 7 “00 |FIRST STEP IN more and have me | + aie We $2.276 ** teresting results. | San Antonio ., “A H1 37! 211.400 | | pene sc mes NEW POLICY | They found, chiefly, t New | Wichita Falls ...... U.U7% : ; + ? 1, . AIS 1D RO iD ae “ a ” \ene Ae eI mere iy” be c thal Z a re, P i Alle ep He Me te tens — 8a: tee ten fe ter aR oe Associat Ty) | By the Associated Press. MEXICO City, ec. 27. ol aoe | By A MEXICO CITY, Dec. 27.—The House of Deputies has passed the total : tota By the Associated Press, WASHINGTON, Ds: World Photo. 4 | Ciding upon a “distinct relaxation” ge aes | [THIS famous portrait of the old master, by himself, was purchase | | ihe Mere or wae muditiann ie om Ercperauens i in Poland and now is on exhibition in a New York gallery. The! ¢irst reading of a bill sent by Pres- 3 4 painting is believed to be Rembrandt’s first self portrait, executed | i Sor WEST VIRGIN bat | ~ . . P —— ide Liarieston WuUuLbting tpg *. . “* ey — ss } ; caused consid- WISUCONSin. of dami- | o> Se 27.900 iur a 5, Gon Vee V ° a 2 ~ elton, ee ae ahs eception at Embassy. as showed New York gained | WASHINGTON ed, it is Explained. er aaa ‘ from July 1, 1926, to the same date | 20#ttle, -.---+--++. pkg ee , the Associated this year, making . By 1 ROME, Dec. . Chicago rer t9 norma! toda) with 6.102.800, a gair or than that of New York — delphia stayed in third emk ident Calles amending Articles 14 cj + ; _ .* -441-, 2 m ¥: roe ‘ ; ‘ erable excitement but little a gain of | a about 1627, when he was not much more than 20 years old. The Cite | 1s a at ee oil regula- a SE ROS, bos Detroit, at present hO | uwauses ae ae? Banaue | te the Mexico ‘cular canvas is only about eight inches in diameter, rimmed with a | 2"@ 49 of the Miexica gu The cornice of a jen apg ca bottom of the million list, gaine¢ bu pe ha ; : 35.200 | chase the t gold leaf molding and set in a square oak frame. tions. The articles Will be ——, ef during tbe tremors, Which iast- | 44,500, its total being 1,3 4,500. | : ane lomorro ee ed in accordance with the recen ef four minutes, juring 2 | Cleveland Nearly a Million. : Beer’ as 3Y ° trip of 67d hile DEMENTIA PRAFCOX YIELDS Supreme Court decision in the ag / OO - | Cieveland, now leading the half- | Allentown . | opr | “ w tri Mexican. Pretujeiaas Gn. ome foes 20F TC gues oe. eile | to-one million class with 972.500. ecm eee ee: toby: Tb Prmission given the Nae | ers 1d not many expiore ; 10 TREATMENT BY SCIENCE , r ings of several houses fell and @!/ must add@ 27.500 before the next ete situa il 12.300 | . heb ¢is, | iil ng for head Psychiatrist Announces Percentage | é jer amendment, if passed ml fgure was opened up in a popu-- to enter the million group. | HMHlO! ----+e eee 3.b1g : as the first step te -_ cuenid Siesta sas Pei pe | Congress, would definitely remove lous quarter. | : now is next with 829,200. | srr I aianit ae . 7 , rey unced day. St. Louis’ v Covel be I! nce | : Govier States 1915 : : | the main objection by oid com pa- The shock was fel Unetiy ¢ hen Baltimore with 819.000, Bos- | Jonnstuw: EL | 3.000 ‘he first announcement that the |42 Dine Hours. By the Associated Press | nies to the oil law since it would a football garmne in the Appils ton 796,100. Pittsburg 665,500, Los | pencaster: ee xe AE ine ate Department was considering Wiis mother is expected to se€) NeW HAVEN, Conn., Dec. | us ’ 2 do away with confirmatory conces- drome. Officials |, Angeles, not estimated (576,673 in |New Castle .....1.) | 44/980 Si syy } the lifting of the mun! " — 7 The condition, deme | sions for 50 years in exchange for panic-stricken fans and : San Francisco 576.000, Buf- |; _— eat the White House he hopoff of her 1 on one ox, at one time known SURVEY DISCLO er ee wee a threatened stampede jlalo 500,000, Washington 540,000. Departm hi insanity.”” gradually is | | before May, 1917. Firemen were’ quickly summoned | and Milwaukee 536,400. | — 87. 7 | being conquered, Dr. Arthur | | The utmost importance is at- and took precautions to prevent ac- Relative positions in the 400,000 ' ne vcaiew 73.830 yU,9ou | OWners oO he Ford lane agread Andbereg vill start het turn V4. Ruggles, noted psycbiatrist, | tached to the Calles proposal which . clients becouse of the cracks Cass remained the same, with New- . “Mental Hygiene News,” was sent to the Deputies through ee se earthquake. met ——- ee Stu te mE 3 , ” — organ of the Connecti- | t Sufferin in Shan- the Department of Interior. Pope Pius was in his iva 3 by Kansas City, Census 1925 ; whe ther .. wmndvergh, who is at Tampico, Sar itonio, di ecut for Mental Hygiene. | ntense 4 In a note to the Deputies Presi- sudy at the Vatican, where a a took first place from |; wrport 2. ic eee — eta at wwe | Mexico) ONY. | indianapolis. he expects tc r. Ruggles is consultant in men- | tung and Part of Chit ili dent Calles reviews the M 9 mors were distinctly felt sate ecules 100,000 list, an Pus tucket | nf pode hurs- | : and lecturer in Petroleum Co. case and the deci- surprised to sec and papers |Cities added themselves to it— | Woonsucket_ “2107722. “a9 + peas i y ab: Yede ence Due to Crop Failure and | sion of the Supreme Court grant- moving and the furniture wabble. -—- Ae vacksonville, , . seach, | mae es Sol T} é OLIN ae , O1 | ‘oti bt the description of 5 ing an injunction restraining the Servants rushed in to see if any ms re = — wayne _— ; : ae ye ne 2 mentia praecox about 1900 by the Banditry. Department of Industry, Commerce @ijects had falien neat the Pontiff. ee Sew: Sich Sieh ig ee “eS &" | Lindbergh to Mrs. Henry Ford German psychiatrist, Dr. Kraepe- | and Labor frem ca certa'n He advised them urge others in MISSOURI. ste May Visit Porto Rico. lin,” Dr. Ruggles says, “cases of of the company’s drilling permits. ihe apostolic pa : to } Baltimore e335. >t} £12,000 o : ae me Lindberg whiie not ac ims praecox have filled our He gaid thas the main view of Panquil attituce. 3 3 Previous to 1900 | the court is that the Mexican Pe- In the Rocca d!l Papa district, had troleum Co. could not have ap- Velietri and adolescent insanit y. Not | ¢yng and a part of Chihli face fam- plied for the confirmation of its towns a few walls known about it then. tne pumtithens vateieis atte ieee previously acguired rights without habitants were fo: 1200 to about 1915, about | Wii : the removal of the objectionable = el our severe as the winter pro-| restriction which impaired che ations iospitals were diagnosed as | a survey committee -e-| company’s patrimony and was im- Streets and a ia praecox. The percentage | ports. The report grew out of *he| Posed by Article on 14 of the law erecked pracces cases in our | Chinese International Famine RKe- a page es “ the Su This district. penal has diminished since 19195 | lief Commission’s appeal to the c so tin pat ; ad preme miles fron Rom: ee sere Village. ; ap Ship : Lynn ., ee 3.08 U4. BU h indi brought his 1e) ntil ‘ only about 25 per cent | American Red Cross for aid and peo 2. ice ro cree ets, abnormal ihe centra “ mine: eae | 39.13 30" 500 Mecior Ee eee 47 4 - = 4 3 A es ee Wa add 2 there j up a number of women who never; are 1us classified. the request of the Red Cross for tds aaa Po ashage Pl gue J Lie l . n — q > ra a om 5 " . G e ne “iy 4 Ke cs s ‘a . wie ~*~ gre” BPo*® @he, I - we Bip tectiowst, rend “ f 5) y i dado 3 . ' “ , “ 4 : ‘ Y le kee i. Ly a ae s . . — , “~ a - * fi ae a : ie a . 3 si “ a es ay ; : twa * a ie ‘ y S % ; 4%, . © i Bai r aie D . " he * peti a tpt bash ge ie « * 5 aa ae topes no Fgh . " ‘ - i. a - . i arin aie ie be da La * iA 4 an f sf , , a erin . d that there vs as no hope oO. rais- ' owners and for the time mentionea z unite d rote if , . > e NLA NN Af =e A +T} or ote ‘Hunate funds in ("hit c - ntert: ir el ane oe . : ” . ’ the ri ht { foregoing by Mrs A Pollard has started 128 ti ei 401 °4°7 (78 0) Cape Gracias is located, } re € r ae ee. } a ss SiCW IRERIA La ‘ i polntment of & 5 to wh ch the ‘eles —— aL We _ leveland § ....... 3500 at head of table gaged in depredations. mn) article refers and which have not Tospectors o 5e€2 * .the | Columbu PAR KO a—No estimat made: pulation . : : beris lines R he Sins ais ee bee ect confirmatory agus " a on a search for iLneé 1 us wrt i ee 4 ane. © 900 —, oar: POPU Latior de ne vYarship Tulsa, which is ; 5 ’ 1} “ x a i " fo It was one of the few birds solid | Rerkeler er pralaconsnees wath the moe here by Mr. Cartright About 35 bey ee ee ee | ; eb We é ; Tay ach a } j ~ ~ . ; erie | birds were shipped to Maine. Red fod apeeiion sere : | among the cities of their respective ® is in the district where Oakland .... 7.200 | states, in the Census Bureau's pop- -_ a 3 : a + Placer miners obtained millions of Pa ae A AO GE Cerne any | ulation estimate as of July 1. dollars worth of dust in pioneer Western days. San Tiezo 5.200) Springfield is credited with § YEW INDUSTRY FOR ST. LOUIS San Francisco 8.000. el Akron, O., to at We oes tcl goo jincrease from 59,561, the | back — ‘" COLORADD #.890 | census figure, to 61,200, Rockford. that a $60 000 000 first n a Se a . ; = o o . 4444 0 Us Vs ‘ & +4 €F% 4 Palorado Srrings . BALINN *iwhich had 65.651 in 1920, is fig-|. Os PO Saar D PLN SON | ree oF | 1IESUeC HOW 17 CISLTIVUTION aes T 100 ured as hav ing §0.§ 00. fup nid) iewid Me are dite rlar conn erceal fi! Taffic : ce | | 2; Tee, eee ee oe 66 Cn niga capensege~ "hag at sss erating ry , e ' ee & : ® - *. SNe S - 7 “4 rs 4 . 5 Signal Factory, Now in Oki- | pic conor: e. é Xo , B lahoma, to Be Located Here. | Mart ford Brown Bes . a ' The genera! offices and manufac- a ee. we - aoe 4 Wing plant of the Universal Traf- Maver mo Control] Co. will be moved soon és St. Lovis trom Oklahoma City. k., George C. Smith, director of | ¥ soo | Joseph, the three leading cities of KOO | Missouri, are credited with smalier Stamford Waterhurr the iumee ' ‘OF 18 CT emia Club, has announced —— ® firm, which manufactures come mpion 2 EE: eae Wednesday Thursday Friday Between 12 and 1 O’Clock Sixth Floor pecials’ 8.50 Reptile Shoes is « ~ OR idedily ee . 2 MTmany nh ae « _ TO COMPEL DIVIDEND weassissos bis Contr amc sremor ta and Ww e Stockholder De- SUE Goodyear mands unemas OL AN TT ACRE snag EN Re EO TE! SN AREA TIOE RI nee Youngstow! most * ross reé- py the Associated Pres: CLEVELAND, O., Dec. petition for a manda‘ ition to compel | Goodyear Tire Re MAP SIPRIE, 6 reve ym a. 2 } ere ‘« * * ae Cabs if £:VS0 a President W “In the terms of the same shall be rectified confirmatory titles al- ready tasued.” mericanh emi , Aircraft : > J 5 tne len thed Thursday. LHe ane a ae ° €s : ) : ' > liam B. Stout of th stou os ~~ ~ =. 0 as * a pay ; , i) ’ ‘ OY poraiion, MGaAKE 7 . : i r | saiAe is “Tl. i riail nere and Said (tt on the }) ; ‘ o Ae ic — — s? w2eh “ dividends and zusking | 8>® usec. & — = ~* &es ~~ ** > » ie tet ed aah | y nection Wii only a question of npaid ures heen qo! e O18 491 435%) Her et , ‘Aon percentages of increase than the oe a5 ~ 8" ‘fourth city, Springfield, which. DELAWARE jhowever, remains behind St. 170.168 126.400 |seph in population. COLUMBIA... 900| The new estimate for Rockford _. sd places it ahead of East St. Louis, ‘and if borne out by the 1930 cen- i stock. ttorneys Jo- action was based on that the $60,000,000 bond issue was PB .the launched without consultin he BUENOS j company's 60.000 “© hare arreste iin with ¢ Signals for the direction | a zest traffic, will employ about Dersons at the beginning. Ten ses factories in various sections hy operated by thé company. offices here will be in the Title Guaranty Building. | Iacksonville wg Penaacola &. Petersburg a eee eure r een e Auguste e*eeee”v coe’ Columbus mete Bie es Ore ae sus, will give Rockford the rank lof the third @ity of Illinois, held ‘since 1920 by East &t. Louis Peoria remains second. East &t. Louis is estimated et 75,100. as compared with 66,767 in 1920, and whom itorneys for the company directorate of 16, against the injunction was directed said “96 per cent of the company's C00 issue.” ttt eel Metin utile its J ' They | stockholders approved the $61,000,- | the Buenos Aires branch of the Na- tional City Bank of New York. The instigators of the pilot have not been discovered. nese, ——— — - cat on tem ll ea The bank hae reopened for busi- | ‘can be removed without cestroying ‘the luster or sheen of fur or leath- ‘er trimmed garments. This has been brought about by adding e bit of paraffin to the ' paptha preparation now used, | tuas there were 1.180.000 American letters of which 15.400 were regis- jtered. All titis mail was delivered | by Christmas, while yesterday 1£5.- }000 more American lietters were received, eo = ae ee who c sew fur geri. lightly clad Per the Mamas as their beasts of bam den, but there w . that the special Aretic was not equally enjoyed.

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ye pty ONE Fig Wye yes _—— ae 8 ee > ~~ /~ aven” “ete ule” tare 4 “- ied re a “™ 2 ; nn 9 ‘. ning ~*. m2: * ' ™ } pa reD a Fo ~"s aad oe ne %, 4 > fs ~ ie = Ai RN oe Oo | rh % - may > * i ae ‘. 4 “ . g* - mo rua ' : — . “ + ea’: le ad ~~ * 4 ’ to? * ‘a . - » - > ” ver: ‘¥ Ry. al a -. ; . ae 4 ~~ 4 ~ ™ ~~ ah Ooi ~— . ~ ye ie Z Pee , we Om os » s ~ bn Mey ey Ee ON, CUS a OE ee eh Pe hi. yaaeell (ee of wy : a i, wales cm a OF aa Ried +" ag mp» ? me e.7 . J ~ 7 > x" 7 ry : © tg Sang* eg Peotc oe se gs Me . Pe eee, ee =. . a = +. ¢ » idee : a p _ ~~ py ek asa OL Oe om a Fe ek Mn ae ner JUST A MINUTE (Copyright 1927.) BALLADE OF GOVERNMENT STA- | TISTICS. Women annually spend more for hosiery than they do for bread and pastry.—Federa! | Census Bureau. “And Helen's lips are drifting dust,” in sober mood the poet said; But yield to death fair Jadies must— 1 cannot mourn that Helen's dead; For Helen's lips to dust have sped To make my lady's lips more dear; All beauty’s ways to death have led— Where are the hose of yesteryear? sword of Caesar’s red with rust, That once was red when conquered bleds fie sword that knew the Victor's thrust, And seemed to know blood must be shed; the sword that ran the world all red Was sheathed by death the mighty fear; Yet Caesar walked not on his head— Where are the hose of yester) car? They must compile such Usts or bust, When lacking other work Instead: For pleasant dreams such figures trust, Peruse them when you go to bed: The cotton hose the scene has fled, Sik holds the field, the tssue ciear; Yet still the quest by figures bred— Where are the hose of yesteryear? L’ENVOI. | Sweet miss, of bureaus I've a dread, | Of marshalled columns long and dreat; Too soon, alas, they lose the thread Where are the hosé of yesteryear? . ° Financial statement: | cheaply as one. . . ° as Imaginary Convetsations. 3 | First Girl: Well, dia you get a surprise | at Christmas? | Second Girl: | HOuld propose. Two can live as No, I knew all along he > a > Another drawback to politics is that some of the candidates think an issue can be dis-- posed of simply by never mentioning it. = sd a There are times when we Mr. Hearst does not keep feel sure that an autograph book. , ~ © | FABLE. | There were no pictures in the books the children received for Christmas, vet the chil- dren seemed to be delighted with the books. = There's no friend like a told friend. . o Do your Christmas swapping early. . B 2 | Some of our great men have been imim ore - alized in biography. . - e g | Neither can the ltth woman understand the logical argument that Methuselah and nil the other bore lived te a ripe old aée without worryirge about the vitamines. . & ra \ skeptic ts ea man who can read a pat- almanac without developime ity symptoms. Cni-tiedicine * * | The country seems to suffer from Burns. ta @ What ts meant when some of the uitre- modern masterpieces are called works of art? es es @ : The average family Goes need twe cart; father wants to drive occasionally. ip. ! yas asked ® wn-Christian to do s0, ly | kept open? | Jazz Singer” would be very ordi- | put it over. . ing talking, singing and playing A A pe _ - Continuous . Revelation Be DISTURBING MIRACLES. | gy Lioyd C. Dougias. (Harpers.) Se the fundamentalist ‘Beer the dogmatic materialist Wiqgit find this a pleasing book. 2 are a well-known minis- takes the not as yet over- middle ground where, it ‘Githe game time what he believes . be the revelations of both | gdgnce and religion Evidently he ana peep at great pains to recon- dean elder and a younger loyalty, ‘me conflict between which, in our ea go often results in the de- senttion of one or the other. estion that Dr. Douglas apt himself is the familiar qe: How can Science and the ' Bitle both be true’ That, he an- gwers, depends entirely upon an- other question: Who is reading .he Bible, and what is his view as to dye function of Science? As to the ‘Bile, Dr. Douglas says that “it re- | quires brains to read it.” se idea that some people en-| ' a a “that this! ’ juilowed hook should be placed in *" he continues, gery human's hand, regardiess of "is ears and intellectual experi- is based upon the erroneous qiief that anybody, anywhere, at gs may be expected to derive | benefits by reading it, uo ‘miter how ignorantly. Quite to the contrary, the child and the un- - tutored adult should be taught - gly certain easily explained facts 4 wt forth by this venerable volume. B® wtisas indefensible to place a copy @ of the Bible in the hands of early ; ce and expect youth to dc- ' guce from it the present impera- | tives of religion, as to offer a smal lowing is eloquent: the conception of Deity’s dealings | | with __. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH "PAYS THETHING” BRLLIANT COMEDY they can have no possible bearing on the problem of right living in harmony with a divine Plan. His treatment of the calming of the storm on the Sea of Tiberias is typical. “As a stiller of storms on seas,” he writes, “Jesus has made no contribution to the world’s safe- ty. He has done nothing and does nothing to the weather or the Waves or the winds. But He did and does address the tempests of anxiety and fear in human hearts. * * Jesus is abroad and ready to speak peace—not to the howling wind and roaring wave. It’s not the wigd and waves that need di- vine gttention. It is you! The rea! Storm is insic of you. The tem- pest that endangers is inside of you. Where the great calm -ust come is inside of you!” By such ss gpiritua] explanations of the miracles, Dr, Douglas in- sists, “You haven't lost your mira- cles: unless, of course, you are merely trying to Safeguard the in- tegrity of magic!” As for the author's attitude toward science as a partial revela- tion of the divine scheme, the fol- “The time has come when the reappraisement of mankind will attach a iTesponsibility to the endeavors of | blowpipe Scholarly research. Test tube and will become invested with all the significance once claimed by surplice and chalice. What is to be seen in the fluoro- Scope will be as important as any- thing to be scen itn a stained win- dow. The Bunsen burner will be as potent as the censer.” A HISTORY OF THE AMERICAN DRAMA, From the Civil War to the Present Day. By Arthur a text-book on geograhvy | | eomposed of the world-maps drawn B oy Anaximader in the year 600 B. | The retort of some fundamental- 4gts is easy to imagine. It would | run somewhat as follows: "If the Bille does not mean what it Says, | shose ‘brains’ shall we trust to ex- | roperly, since ‘brains’ of | po dae 'takes up the story | go many sorts even now expound it ingo many ways’” If it were not no doubt more heat might be contributed to ® an already superheated discussion | byadding something cutting about the easy assumption as to having “Whereupon Dr. Douglas would ex- Plain sweetly that “Jehovah leaves a great deal to be desired” as a} : |CHINESE WHITE. By David Cal- | Ger Wilson. (J. H. Sears & Co ) ] j conception of divinity. This wou'd. perhaps, not tend to promote “the peace that passeth understanding.” As to the miracles, Dr. Douglas | smbellished with jnonsense about opium net only rejects the literal nter- pretation of them, but undertakes ® to show that, literally interpreted. a i 'Vaughn Moody and Hobson Quinn. Harper & Bros. HIS two-volume work completes the study begun in the previous- ly issued history “from the Be- ginning to the Civil War.” These final chapters in a comprehensive record of American plays and playwrights start Daly. Volume one closes of Social Comedy.” with proceeds to | Eugene O'Neill, including consid- ; ' Laughed.” y “heeins” fit to match Jehovah's. | ; ; eration of O'Neill's latest, “Lazarus of scant significance, but any his- tory of the theater is incomplete without some reference to him. qm. Zt BM, love—if one may call it that— | A; ineptly told tale of unwise miscellaneous plots and other horrendous villainy. The Week’s New Films By NIE _— j HETHER length of time, for the Vita- phone form of entertainment which ha, moved into the Grand | powerful picture play and really | Central to reopen that once popu- lar theater remains to be seen. As & guess this writer would venture to say that they w not go wild over it. It not going to bring back to the theater the audiences Criven away by poor films and jazz stage shows ‘nd the present- Gay picture fans want that sort of | entertainment alone so where can | the promoters of this novelty— for it is a decided ovelty—expect to gather the very necessary pa- trons if the box office is to be As a picture “The tary sort of fare. Jolson, the sreatest of stage entertainers, is ' not much of an actor before the ; “mera and he has nothing that | the movie fans require of their | ; &reen stars. But with the Vita- @ Phone attachment, which almost @ Wings the inimitable Jolson to ®@ iite, the film becomes a unique en- ' trtainment. The voice which you hear through the ror’ of glorified Phonograph is Jolron's and the! ment of his lips on the screen is 80 nearly perfect that one cannot help but applaud the wonders of the mechanism which makes the thing possible. However, the cine- mA Customers are hardly of the Calibre to go very deeply into mechanical and electrical won- ders. If the Vitaphone comes along with a good picture, or rather a picture which the fans want, which is an _ entirely different matter, perhaps the Grand Central's effort to en- tertain may prove to be a riot Such a picture, on the other hand, Would not need the Vitaphone to As to the accompany- “audeville films, they fall short of tilling the place of live, bare ‘8 and popular, personable, mas- ters of ceremony, J Here's « Good One. OHN GILBERT, who is said 4 J. be extremely popular at the Dresent moment, and Greta or not the movie Garbo have an customers will care, for any! picture in “‘Love” at Loew’s. Made : i t move- |, . ti | "chronization with the | knife across the prairie right into | exceedingly fine powerful = story, is an from Tolstoy's “Anna harenina” it 'one of the best cinema dramas of | tthe year. It tells a story of a | Russian woman who gives up her husband and her child for a young officer in the Czar’s army ending to prove that it is the woman who pays and pays and ‘considerable amount of time to (posing. As a matter of fact the | play gives him little else to do but ‘the beautiful Miss Garbo displays 'her acting ability, as well as her janne looks, to splendid advantage. | | On Loew's stage one Teddy Joyce, @ | clever entertainer, makes his bow | ' ‘as a master of ceremonies and, isurrounded by a good show, gets ‘off to a flying start. ‘Them Were the Days. = in California in "49, be- fore the movie stars moved in | of the | | state, men were men for true. They | and took possession |cornld shoot straight and toss a \another man’s heart when neces- sary and as for making love—well the before mentioned movie stars In “Tae Missouri, appeal from Gay the 49ers. Defender.” at the a little bunch of whiskers on his lip, does a lot of Doug Fairbanks’ stuff and keeps the interest alive in a not very convincing meller of life in the Wild West as told in the old-fashioned 10-cent magazines. A Hasher’s Reusince. (CF ov + - av co The girls are prettily costumed and | ; ~ > * ® - ~ i the brilliant and. taste- a rest of the B, i ssOegd scenes are ; 7 a ° i le ° » ful in light and coior. The danc- ordinary. ‘ing. however, is quite Frank Dobson and his ‘another well-known around the stage mess of inanity called | Doctor.” Alexander and e6ry” Pegery, ~A “ * ally eo . tents By ny, : ed ia | ape ~ * Nee BM. eh he ie + SL yh ’ aa ’ « , “a a tose Miic ep eh te deere = a Aap honas Cre ee net tichetes ane meh Wiehe Seok eden cot toe Me, ee ee ae Fie Deva ete aap te Wd \ + a Re, «Flag Stan = ™ * ect Be eon Keith ey PE ai a nag Pgs c ‘ 1 ay ot wt a % oe ame "es % fd the mn

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PAGE 16_ SL LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FOR BETTER HEALTH - — gesnosgcl oes! SATE MUST GIVE Drink and Bathe in Nature’s Wonderfal Sulphur Water Take Laxative BROMO QUININE TURKISH BATHS Tablets. The 8 se a ] | parr. Fon Lanes BC. Cee ee et | BELCHER HO TEL Cold and Grip Tablet.) Look for sig FOURTH & LUCAS tt ; 4 : nature of E. W. Grove on the box. 50c | _ SDVERSISEMENT == IN GANG MURDER’ | WARNING! | | STRICT QUARANTINE exrorcen Court Rules Against Se, City Health Department, Pitts | crecy—Refuses to Quash | u erica burgh, Pa. quarantines all cases Of; [Jndictments for Pal olo! or pa : sew on AT EERE SAAN A 9 CR be oe ee ee ee pneumonia. Doctors tssue warning to | DEPARTURE DATES Alluring itineraries cove PANAMA CANAL and # never allow a cold to settle in the | Killing. JAN. 19 and FEB. 2 il worth-while points in PERU. BOLIVIA, CHILE, chest or lungs. To conquer a cold, 1928 ARGENTINA, URUGUAY and BRAZIL. see your dragetst. Get a package of | — * Duration 83 Days The travel-opportunity to the great Southern Continent Bulgarian Herb (Blood) Tea’ [tsi 4 motion to quasi murder in-| o ' it st Be ot 5 nd ; ‘cost is small Take it steaming hot | gictments now pending against six We cordially invite requests for programs es tha ehilled tments now { State Phe eas , f |} to stimulate and heat 1 | Italians as a result of the assassina- | x & . , THOS COOK 3 SaoN blood and flush the cold germs and tion iar September of Aiphonse |} ae poisons from the system. Palazzolo, gang i¢ader, was 1020 Locust Street ST. LOUIS = ~ ’ —_ = sone Oa ERR today by Circuit Judge Killoren. | [if +s | Read today’s Want Columns fOr = 4: the same time Judge Killo | basinexx openings. |ruled the State must indorse the} j}names of its “un cover” wit- | be ses on the indictments, and thus ;Dependable—Permanent—St. Louis Owned dike Cais Rebee te the detenen,| on or before Jan. 3. RE a The triai is set fo an. 16 MAIN STO , ; A 814 nN. Sixth SS = © ns ci teeth set rebound | st CEntrai 2031 wicie GAs peen Wilanoiding MAin 4847-48-49 f names through iear they might | ; 3224 Meramec intimidated or killed 20th & Locust > e 4 Riverside 9407 izvrmnun: Rass tine GArtield $195 ‘ %, cg 5032 Gravois 3028 WN. Grand Riverside 3080 COltex &195 2731 Cherokee ; 4969 Delmar tiona GRand 3053 FOrest 5832 At nong the persons summoned this 1192 Manchester TEN-STORE PURCHASE POWER 2300 s. Grang FE 200% Assistant Circuit Attor- Hiland $790 GRaend 8521 | Bey Wiison told Judge Killoren, are Stores Open Daily to 9 P. M.; Sunday to r P. M. |all but ome of the “under cover” Near You te . age le ‘ . ° - p.m “ ‘ > - ) Witnesses. Serve You Mail Order¥ given mmmedtate I day service gp ong Fin, | The names of these witnesses , were purposely omitted from the/ | indictments, but Bass ojanaged to (reach them by subpenaing every-| (ORe Who had been mentioned in! liminary police reports. inquired if the testimony of | otected witnesses would in-/ + Ars - 44 Pe e v . t~ an +“) > ? Hb if “yh * ae , ‘. tlds if AC oe "ay ie tits ie ; ai ~ DRASTICALLY REDUCED! Abrasions on cabinets. Ali are tx} mechanically perfect. ~ | 7, : _ m OFS os > ; ' it ai ws ad s > 4 eer. | 7 fe 5 i 5 Ore =¥9 hha t ~e , ; 4 ,Ci MoOidma dl © 4 A4 Cal ; : — ‘ Le . ~ T ars ' - > > _ . * sia as Wa - . . ~ ; » A732 »y Sd 4 2 BA \-GAS ibd “se ; lore ; h Be’ - : : . ai e: aweas 42 WL a4 ~~ a de . aa 3 | , > i ef = : > - ~ ee ~ Aa SJ ss as % *F £4420 50° TS 44h a4 “i ‘ $4 mn 2p - » 2 +o. o ° . . ~ Whe ea ie eant ~ . ‘ . a - 7 , -& wei She Le ad Pil ae * ia : » — > a oret ’ Anew: + Acm . ede XM - : ] 2 ty ¢ +t 3 ~ ? St. Louis! lsrnted if necesary. rnin tHe 7 ; JUST PLUG IN....AS SIMPLE AS SWIiTCH- Be, antino, he witness rel ING ON THE ELECTRIC LIGHT. me fF ae, Wa t- | A 182.50 Value, Drastically Reduced. . “be Console Model, Battery Equipped, 59.50 as proof the lives of witnesses were | PS Be fe Peete b> Seas 2 4353 \2 BSS ‘eae i Haearmenated . as D Reduced i la . i« : ae ’ / ae g — rs . . - a a s = oS" ’ i. . = SS ‘3 7 | ae Pleases! ae occa apy igen | } fae SS. oe SS oe > SS = sip , : ‘ss > ¥ old O?2 Teris wawrence Russo, Joseph Bomma- | ee FF (7 & See _ a es : There's nothing more desqow rict ™ 4 Cent ba 7 al a Ral } ' lic 3 ate” ZS P---.% . “ms o—- noms . : : ~ ~ . ae ; stags = : ~ ¢ ; eS | 3 ee = (Se 2°& ea os : S| crisp, hot wafiles—made “" ana i tc. Catan? te a We VI Wo wits C244 RADIOLA 25 Hear the Famous 6-Tube fy [WO DEATHS INACC DENTS Noe id B\ B/S hs Ge ae, | iron. The whole femal A $165 Value pen e OVER CHRISTMAS TREES , Se Sotey |) i, ga : them. Pk Shipping Board Employe Trips—/ eo Ahi g As low as ~ - . 7 : oe 4 —Another Falls While Putting ' -- . | on Decorations. | CONSOLE MODEL. BSeautifully my ine Associated Frese wreught sunburst screl] design BY. ¥ om frent panel, behind which is ia built-in Utah leud speaker | MARVELOUS TONE BLEND. ii ING... SUPERB VOLUME! \ An $85 Value i Drastically Reduced to _— es iis Cempiletely Baitery 6 50 m Equipped ....« 4. : o i Console Model Fleetrified. bn ial 3 : : aes. ack = : ¢ FULLY EQUIPPED—with batteries, tubes, 7 ’ | ~ Aé : . ; ets B Powe chool Cache! nought te have | a Tu » been kid: apecd Vesterda’ ariernoon ; . . — t — - 3. a ) ld on Terms rT TH 4% tide Ra hd et SSE . jsSeé Z) so i A ~—- * - - as = *s ’ - et o _ Ry REE ais IE ap Ta TN Ata Oe age ai : Lid ean, iad. j v, . - : y ° % PF » & in 5 a x e 43 Drastic Reductions on Wieel Goods for After-Xmas Clearance!!! ae nt ae fe enera or —BICYCLES VELOCIPEDES chat when Rernolds called at the| —ROADSTER Including highest grade V elocipedes== AUTOS —BABY a : Ww RS | was found that both » ere gone, | a aoe} orca naveus | achievement IVES IN ST _SIDEWALK SKATES 5 EAMER COLLISION SY Lh? AssOctiated | CYCLES —WHEELBAR. 7 CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. 27.—| ST. LOUIS DEALERS LACKLAND SERVICE CO., INC. J. H. BROWN & SONS ROWS Ferty lives are thouch+ tc ave | Lackland and Woodsen Roads <HEVROLET CoO. —SCOOTERS @Bi been ost In the sinking of the! ALLEN-JAMES MOTOR CO. Overland, Mo. Halls Ferry and Chambers At Drastically Reduced —KIDDIFE KARS ea: — a : * _ us the en-] 7800 Forsythe Bi, Clayton, Mo. GILLIAM-EPSTEIN CHEVROLET co. Prices. r BES 4) . rae |. ee Saige eae: rancee Of the Gull of Mudania on “ ° —SPEED-F CARS [ie i OF Sinreee westertes | BIG FOUR AUTO CO. 5929 Easton Av. 1163 S. Kingshighway G1. ee , lafter a collision with the Turkish 2218 S. Jefferson Av. GRAVOIS MOTOR CORP. RELLER CHEVROLET CO. | Steamship Marmo . Th © resse! BALLWIN MOTOR co 6820 Gravois Av. : 7239 Manchester Av. Maplewood SPOT LITES sank within a few minutes. It car- inn i. REICHARDT MOTOR CO. e : Fer All Ceres ried 130 Passenzers, Webster Groves Mo. Regular Amon: hose missing are tro WARNER MOTOR co. ORTHWEIN MOTOR co $1.50 Valores. 7200 Natural Bridge Road ; ~pe at teac hers from the American school 3016 t : BL 89 ia Broussa, Anatoli: ard MacCARTHY-PARDUE MOTOR CO. NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO. too AO.7S cera | ee eater te Bog | =.3- epee antes NEILL CHEVROLET CO “ Tera, BEER A Signal 26g ey ~ P Bight Derecte—Wit not Affect Wear =.9 5 a meee Man in Hii Health Kills Self. FLINT CHEVROLET CO. 120 N. Kirkwood Read FIRST QUALITY oer Fee All Care .... §69e Louis Onimus. 55 rears old. who 4714 Deimar Bi. Kirkwood, Mo. Goodrich Cc , SPARK PLUGS— | had | in ti] health, fatai 30x3 ‘ 5.65 is rg 1imseif in the head with a revolver ss ees Recovers complete Fer Ford Se sunwiay morning in the bathroem 29x4.40 6.70 Tap anc eg ’ 6.45 —nt of his home, 3645 McRee avenue. | \ 'Mrs. Onimus was i he basement | & e 7 mh * * e a & 7 * * * . * * = *: | be in t - asement ; 2“ /~_ es eeeeneceuneeeeaererecvornerorovrer lene eee ee a a ee ee ‘eee eee ee ee ee ee ~— + ¢ ts -- —— pz ria @ vbhad Se

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7 at fee tat atats otete*.* a *s e*s* * wie " s : 4 fate elite te in . Pt - be * af.? sete 4 . . : . *,f ‘ 4 . : *.t.? *, ° *. we HE . : stits Pe, ~a > . — "8 ; 4 c . * Le .* 2 le Pe : eee aes atatate , ae eee So era tet esate thts tet Ope ce sed ec etets te tet ats! o — ‘ ete*, ota Md tity i *etaten’e tee 3 ptatite 3: . ; ‘ eta pt etee aie? talets nate, Ps M4 Bt | ® . ‘ t>2 S 4 . +," iy, ot Pe HPERap ‘ . * + J. H. BROWN & SONS “CHEVROLET CO. Halls Ferry and Chambers Roads HILMER-BELCHER CHEVROLET CO, 1163 S. Kingshighway Bi. RELLER CHEVROLET CO. 7239 Manchester Av., SOUTH SIDE CHEVROLET CO. 3645 S. Grand Bl. WELLS MOTOR CO. 3008 N. Grand BI. EAST ST. LOUIS DEALER STANDARD CHEVROLET CO. 1351 State St., at Veronica \‘\ | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, «1927 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH Yourself Electrical Presents Telechron Clock A new electric timekeeper—just plug into your électric socket, set it, forget it. No oiling, winding or regulating. As low as $7 g°° Waffle Irons There’s nothing more delicious than crisp, hot waffles—made rightet your table with your electricwafile iron. The whole family will enjoy them. As low as $945 Electric Toaster Electrically made toast tastes better because you can toast your bread at the table and eat it while it’s hot. : Many styles. As low as $25 Electric Heating Pad Soft, warm, healing. Pliable and light asa feather—will last a life time. As low as $9$° Electric Vibrator Stimulating, invigorating. When you feel tired or run down theelectric vib- rator will quickly revive you. As low as $25°° Sa NS Ne ie SEN SEA EN See in Nan Se ag ae SNe Na Ne Nae Ne aN aR a a NN ON » ” de ee vi —_ é 72 - “. ‘ a . yeh dai . 3 Daeg: . aa, Wess on ah Pas PRK Meth : stl *) ribtaals > Sy. Siete ag IS, oe Nestea » ~ ern ag Rak aes, ee Sey Shiites. a : a “ - o ey ».

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We, Ee eS Lee Te ee te ee SRR meee? A hi en mn s ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4 3 _ = PAGE 18 ST.LOUIS | aon TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 } ‘night at 6149 Page ‘bee le TH protest the State’s claim to porn Al v * ee £45000 tn actomebiie: t a ‘ a i 7ees whic ch it had on deposit : : +h « , aite y ? : - yeaa See the bank failed last May. ; THREE. Bn ‘ * E AEs ADVERTISEMENT _ Director of Augusteo Concerts Rd Ss | ne mee = . ; . +* . ae in Rin DISCUSSES Italian ' ae oa meen 0 All Odds and Ends From Our Christmas Sales Must Be Sold 73a 9,000 CHILDREN Bp PosT-DISPATCH Ck fourth east conductor of the ses. Before Dec. 31st. Prices Reduced—Extraordinary Values. E >>. tiie £ Sa on us r J ” — -. an iS he 4 Lit, € 7 a bh cA A Pid 4 AIC L idan ” Sy TWHD Tf nlinea Ii tn. n+ +? % ae tiaii 6 M vU Ladcd tr » Mii TA ‘ {i i Li Sn. 14° 3 Kiyo? An cart _ > aw o ha ie gFusteo concerts in Rome, the or- 3 chestra began rehearsals vesterday | —4it Lra H¢ran it 440 Gaioassg 3* a | wa te 5 E 3 : i : ig Pa , 7 eS ne € i2ds iiGl fal}. = oni 7 — on Sm os ; i ; i -" ar Celebrate New Year’s Eve at Hotel the Mus I ‘ hg gt . e Jefter Son [Moltiari chingea the seas oH Your First Monthly a Starts Next February y and Toys for Ala ¥ vided By Actors and Playgrou AR | fueZ ond al FL —5000 Baskets Distrib | . xy Christmas became Merry = # and frost gave way to TWELFTH BOULEVARD AT LOCUST formity with his own ideas of The girl with a clear | he best body of Sound can be pro- _ Gei rid of pimples placed. by the second violins end and blackheads 1» c-ito= were spiced wo the tet Music * Dancing Dinner — $722 arth: ete zs terwrr evity, for the Coliseum-full of/ nay . erat ae : who were the guests of Every business girl should realize || vy the importance of a clear, healthy —| — PS ty Post-Dispatch readers skin, an it is so easy to Nave it if of s ‘ pe ” ae 2a ew hour? yesterday morning. y . ° 7 eatbal Ointment'is applied to the es a ey naa | ae era a 3 ‘the twenty-eighth annua! Post- Make Your Reservations Now frst bit of eruption. Dont waste ! fing rs s ee : ; Christmas Festiva! time trying to hide lackheads, p r vind — ~~ , the time when, in many we tary ves i 3-Piece Fiber Reed mfortadie St. Louis homes, the blotch eS, redr ess, etc.—le ' soothing, hea ing ointment clear tly unde: e bi Easv to mse, Finds Orchestra Satisfactory. Phone MAin 4600 electric train was short-cir- hes. a> away such blemis! ‘ Z ae | econ omica!l and errective. Ask Your Aiter His firs a” hearsail druggist for lian conductor said the orcl + - ratte ‘ > % ~~ ctor red Net ‘ xi a * OT a ‘ Ww a & aa 1 * ee « ee ‘ 4 4 Bed-Davenport Set t opens into a full-size 1 x = irs are roomy ° and each piece ipholstered seats. ~ ov => + + + a + --_ \: ’ tay ‘ oo a > oe , rest ‘ ce Ne i ' : ’ Chore ’ C - a> a | ; : . °. i ; J ; 4 ON . i py i 4 4% I ah wt OW i ai ind weocnar comes to America at a e when two important influ- es re t work in Italiaz Cine } . ‘ : + Ti 7 2 v4 ?- 173 ° wr PL Bae peel Re eR oe ont ry at ister pen ‘ i ‘ ‘ _ i A ie. Ty na . rs ta “ie mental ng tal h the in- Be +e 1 a ee hy a ee 5 we ' e™ a mac ag te ‘ a VISI OUR HO IDA EARAN E SA E! Suc] As \ . Ad Nee rs@tti Alig Toe- samt ~ 44 \ ; - - a ' J . ahaa ate, : " . ; | y d . : Z a ~~ ; , | : ae ; . a 7 y J ee ae a ra i 4 . : “ ¥ ’ : - Ly iA “L 7 o r A # ff A ‘ eo . & j : - ‘ ih ¢ Z ee b encore : : fh r " " Ae , > J > . ‘ : ; ; ; , ’ ' ‘ : ‘ft % * fj g ~ oa . . OF em 2 ’ L | ; | ‘ ’ 7 | ; ; ‘s J 2 | cd - — ae : oe ~ ogo “Ee ts i , 3H : 4 ' , + 5 | ia ae = - OD f fi & o ’ ies - . 4 q t ‘ é ¥ ty p 4 PAP ff F 2 . . — { o : t he = : St 7 A ‘ a i : j : ; ; ; 7 j ij ‘ 7 ss s Cas spig : f a spons this ‘rai: J} 3-Pe. Kroehler Bed- Davenport : 7 ie 3 Suite 3 ; ritter Full-Size Steel Bed 4 Ciadssi ms S 3} tT ~ SO a bra ced nd ttrac- ar RR & Fee8 ||. eipdennced. Ful axe A OSS asia . . vely designed. Full size. é © S. > ek isé6 J Moreover, these m s nat hen. . Ole ¥ The Old Reliable Credit Jewelers—Largest in the World Italian peopi a sense of 1 - fact that Italy has produced some- \l@ e 17 OLIVE STREET ting, ore. than” oper Wen Au wii 7 7 Classic and Modern Side by Side. “ | i re es, 4 Ae for mvs in not on = ' et | a | a I , ; ie i L i : : Ht DIAMONDS %." WATCHES || 3 i oe : - ses oa i om 3 wt s = A i : 23 St. — Friday, 6:30 pm; Satur- li cust a res 2:05 8:20 am and 6:30 pm: Credit Se Cae see wit end Seat 8:30 on my prog 3 music of thi Take Advantage of Our Holiday Clearance Discounts! |] cory sco ty sae. Tee people can a “a tor Return Trip Visit our Holiday Clearance Sale and take advantage of the large discounts we are modern music is ¢ 9x12 Felt Base Rugs la offering on Diamonds, Watches, Fancy Stone-Set Rings, Pearls, Vanity Cases, Sil- oe And Two Small Rugs to Match | 7-Pc. Dininge-Room Suite - SrLaises ver and Tableware Sets, Toilet Sets, Clocks, Traveling Bags, Household Ornaments (8 alec Sacer eee Made in artistic designs on an 3 95 | Extension table and six chairs. j persons D. P. and Novelties of all kinds. Open a charge account and have all your purchases violin and the founder of instru- attractive blue background. Sill | Finished in antique walnut over . put on the one accouni. mentation for strings as we kno’ The 3 Rugs... | Rardwoods eS : it. i er i } wd 3 ‘ a — SERVING sce sat ts He os “Nu oli nari-= ¢ are? | = a, he ais a M | beg 5s === ; i . 4 : . ; —— ae ae .. sa : = > , x 3 ; a . at 4 “its artis Double Day-Bed, C otton Pad | Regular $15 Coil S J a t ‘ Inut finish, all-steel Day-Bed, opens into f | Greatly } reduced for this sale. Fase of fin H et ee ei ze cormfortab —* Fit- 4. | coils with heavy reinforced A, f 4 Z “Ith cret one et OY 65 trame. ile ‘~~ - waif {ton f ad $ 5 " s. oe SF $1.00 a Week $1.75 a Week $1.25 a Week — _— , , | | 5 F “e Fs 3 stu ee re PPT h Ys + Ss. Mmwsic Even fr y ' if i : ‘ : ed ras I It gis 4 ¢ : , ; Rings of Great Beauty at Moderate Prices ~ concerts WB Semanal “Susanne” “Senator” lui | MRS. VELLA BISBEE DID NOT ae «CO d Diamond Diamond SSE SEEK REMOVAL OF EXECUTIVE Ring Ring Ring Correction of Statement Concern- bhbiwuver+®& ars « by ‘s . ing Litigation Ovcr $1.500.000 — 4 Diamond ser shit C " Ww € nan i Estate , aml: ‘ ~* ~s . Top, Etc. Pearls, Fancy trust ¥ - of s p f ee: a ~ > Stone-set Rings, Bags, Van- ng : Si > | lity “e Silver and Table- mages us : . . s : ware Sets, Art Objects and = Weadd Ss { ru . : é S | sage of all kinds. — st f rpetuities e litigation : . Fes : \ ~— : : oe pp -eallinger sean ee Regular $330 Players SS >>" ; All Used Phonographs must be solid . > — ; ae ae vai Oe a . — = bce > Bracelets, Bar Pins, Wrist Gircuit Judge Hartmann, who has > ; x ~~ oo Leste ec. sist. A large assortment -_ ; Watches, Etc. > @ sole, Upright and Portable . vm Dies 5 AFTER 6 DAY FIGHT Ne Values up 10 $350. Priced foam a IE ag - reat aig Sa RES ey. ii $5 0 8195 N i 2 rT} ru reconcrt oned Plave r-P) n Se f ST : orn i ix ka i > SA " - t) 9 i 4 4 ~e & - } eye a ~ “lk 7 . ~~ FAD ~- ‘ ‘s Thi “ imac hg : 501 " : ioe -VPar-s ‘G and are v ondertul hesieeioas 70 re Oo on . 1a tr SS in-Model 17-Jewel high : ‘ ‘ 3 é *. we ~ 95 have been used as floor samples. 9: amazing reductions. . mart . ee tesa he gaging . lived 36 Bs Finest smooth cotton. soft and fluffy ced Also a number of GOOD RADIOS | Elgin, 12 Size Very Ss Wrist Watch Special bargain in Toilet Sets, _ ga ea - =a urtyicial $7 Monthly e si Riga i os . Cove a e size rectangular Wrist Overnight Cases with fittings cn ee oe No Interest No Exiras White gold Milled 20-re Wate? ; -year quality ‘atch with solid l4-k. whit ; rhe ¢ case ASS — t™ atterns A rex: a ~— XY 4 i4 K " p and Traveling Bags. T oO t } ° t 2 Py rid eo ~ . ‘ a , bg ing eng a‘ cd, : : © : LJ 5 aifi i? i” ~ — e _ Sep tiene ‘218 Bo Ha wae are $12.50 cially pr veers at movement.......... 5 from . Laborer Shoots Himself $1.00 « Week "$1.00 a Week Set lilustrated Is $37.50 = ee ’ ye d. 2 - : See our store -—_ for bargains not advertised. Call or write for our catalog low the heart at 12:30 p. 1 today 7 . é 905. Phone MAin 0546 or 0547 and our salesman will call. ae fe ee Boe at S8ia WaASHIiNgton boulevard & ‘ Open Every Evening During Holiday Week Itving for a week. At City Hospi. Ss. E. Co - k al his condition. was pronounced . rner and e Streets 4 with high-grade art ticki ig. Des Built ‘~~. “~ a» wa he & ror \ + ees. on om + er . . - & a Ane Tk, serious. He said he head been iil Be (and was “tired of living.” ‘ : m= . =

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——_- - eR Fea pees) _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS i bk et : oe. = SS ee a ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927. PAGES 19—30 ; » building at 65:30, fo: hiiacen | ee ws Struggle through the smoke when > —* und = chilaren © —_ 0,000 CHILDREN ENJOY the “earliest of the guests started | pocnn eg: Sen i Washington wagesaep OPEN NITES ij : OPEN NITES for .he Festi hone rd sidewa Two of them said antten Pt snc eg et a they had-come from Carondelet. TILL 9 0’ CLOCK folefr & ‘Aes H105- -/- fe. oJ TILL 8 o’CLOCK [Post FERISTMAS tie tet potceman ‘eat to “the | Steet car tekctsnad boon it L) Ley . .) eae es *. EA, ans i Ma acyl same t Mace! eo PRN Rap 5 Tih se ag RMN tee - "t &s Ne ri j ‘ bles Must Be Sold ordinary Values. TERMS! s Next 2 edesade “a yee a The first policeman sent to the FESTIVAL AT THE COLISEUM ——. arriving at the — on Next Page. F URTHER DR ASTIC PEDIICTIONS | ] FELT \ ph a. indy and Toys for All—Entertainment Pro- : 4 | \\ | vied By Actors and Playground Groups ! HATS \ > Phone FO R TH 2 ; A a T FOU R D AYS OF — 2 —5000 Baskets Distributed. | Cl Cleaned and Blocked \Nearest Branch | +, pky Christmas became Merry, cuited, and the new talking. dol! | | and frost gave way to| Was getting hoarse under the | | & iS for the Coliseum-ful! of | second-day strain, these children | F ’ who were the guests of from less comfortable homes, 10.- FOR : | | a ote he ys, 7 ¥s tte i | ae, ee em POR a Rae Hi na aie ee ee ee Re ee 3 ab "aha ap 7 Le a te ‘ iL ~ as ~ ga Nighy! a oooh ‘ ian ag ANEREIEIR Vii ah gt ot: "Ne $a * — SES A se a a a a eR * al ars . pes Wen ae pao 00 tye eat gin 2 Me C+ REN Fant BI ORE Agta ORY. ede oe. FF Mere ei oy e ari ete =) Me ' Post-Dispatch readers 000 or more of them, were at the | | bg gwenty-eighth annual Post- Piled into the Coliseum balcony | on | | B Ba@eteh Christmas [estiva! a gallery, they were blowing | | a 2 . $e aes the time when, in man orns, eating candy, seeing sights, | . | : 3-Piece Fiber Reed ey oe “ St. Louis homes tne | enjoying themselves, expressing | 4 t After-Christmas Clearance | : | . , ° / : Bed-Davenport Set Bie Metric train was short-cir- |‘Remseives, And how: | « Prices Reduced 20% Ng i rT : $24 Walnut Anyone who hasn’t seen—and | nished Eprin t] sialon . P ooo sion of this festival, hasn't learne | a is 1 | fee | “e eit if nr arte roomy $ | 4 j | xt eo d ' : mis é 3 ' . PICTURED and comfortable and each piece | 4" all there is to itarn about the ca- | ee a* [= S 1 id Cedar thas cretonne upholstered seats... Bee : pacity and the possibilities of the Nt | rity > — 7 — i> oo a Loe. ; 7 0 , (2 goa —— building, no t Sy a (eK = — , e, “S ua — ~ : . ree oe Chie 14, etl : ‘ ae - + 7 Z ry", Petes a ‘ by ‘ a , Re aber bcd ae ok ’ . FE iB oe . Khe . 4 + pes . ; “ of ’ Ba + 4 j 2 we . 4 re co » Peet ” $ M “4 wy, es « angelieen, tp lrng ; Ie hie des, Be ct gl Al ae ent Nos nest na gy mS em 7 - pest ‘4 4 SR ceils gate, shy wie se . “a 4 ait . - . =! 4 e davenport opens into a full-size bed with bes > y neard——the Coliseum on the occa- | ae eres Me cnet: 6» on tenet gy RNR it hcl att mniyt er ee ee te en en, ee a EP A Re ow ME ee ee eee " Gh Pan a ee oe tyre : ee Noy ne ry matter how many Veiled Prophet Queens he may > | énis ee ss Je Bate, ee : pee, Bape a 4 ‘6 r Ch ts have seen crowned there. Thrones | SIXTH AND LOCUST eres a Le Se | ie i al ” | Bs have stood at the south end of. Ww i \ Ee SSS Rae gta ae eee re te. ~~ = ge: Be! that first-floor ellipse, jewels have | just Received for Sale ednesday: In « beautiful cab ' NG Ss =e : | : s 4 } sate 33 | , no — , ot . se ; Ms $16.50 inet. le | flashed and brocades have shim- - Crosley com | pletely electrified ’ . = 2S ae. ' ee es 4h . ' Seas eo Bee mered there, without bringin Radio Combination. NS 7 Se emeatsitacem ae eee es “8 oak Star 8 Y ) } . , 4 5 g ' Ss: 300 value. Com- ) * . + Si ie Aa, eee eee » tae Re ' r SR Bn ae i a Floer Lamp such outbursts of admiration as) | bination. \ — | rn eee eae, BP ee Se a, ~~ came when the big Christmas tree e | |was lighted for the Festival yes- | $ | "a a | DRESSE % | | former Recipients Now Give. | : | lat ct, e ¢ i : ‘ i we 4 Rs sored oe imatians. | . _ if — Y tively designed. Full size. |annual act of hospitality, insti- | | BN ‘s SSS 3= — - : q real baz gain. Only tuted in 1960 is made possible | _ Sizes “ o 56 | $ 6 5 patch readers. ‘And some. of_the| ) P i Bea utifully Carved’ 100% Pure Silky Mohair Suite a, BAN yt int 1 ens ¥ . REI ORI PO Ocal Cpa A A Pe AGE REL DAO ATR BNE AAG EL EAE ” * . ‘ MO ee Penta hk Rana seco PANY RP Nifty A ow " ’ (pore pageeltmnlibaimeed best 4 MARVEL! There's fascinstion in this char ming, remarkably well constructed Living-Room Suite. Beautiful carved frame throughout, 100% pure mohair cover—EXACTLY AS PICTURED. “Again! we say it’s a marvel!” And to think of it at the sensational low Anniversary price of. « Victor—Columbia— $610 Value Fancy Living- I fancy dae Deen | $165 Value—4-Piece Sarola Phonographs 6-Pc. Bedroom Suite ‘ent years are the grown-up guests | Lf Fanart ancl mt matt atl ad a - aa " 7 = wm. Nana SB 5 ; Bipriees fern ded ‘of the Festival’s earlier years a . | 4 | One of these was a handsomely ‘Decem er 30 an 31 |dressed woman who sat in Genera! 1 St. Louis Shenhe 6:30 pm; Satur- Chairman Roth’s box yesterday and 4 12:05 -. — am and 6:30 pm; told how she had attended one of Ss aw the early festivals, as a hungry jf, ie ragged and almost barefoot child 5 Days for Return Trip “T will never forget what the Fest.val meant to me that Christ- \ (eee ce nr ee co el AD a I ee a Values Up to Siée..« Chairs Bedroom Suite oe In Multi-Col- Hurry! last 4 ened of ored frizette 18. 75 Hurry! Gate «- | ae ee ae Value. Hurry! eee CS OE a a am Baggage checked. mas.” she said. “and now that I 7-Pe Dininge-Room Suite 3 — }am able to give to it, and have Extension table and vs chairs. § gs LC McNally. D. P. A—MAin 4980. a contributor, and get ty friends Ropes: Bie: rt i it ; | ROCM Finished in antique walnut over hy , | to contribute. If they aren’t so RS: a A | : : ». ih hi) : : A | . SPECIALS! hardwoods ....... as ASH sure of he good it does, I don't 1 Se Bae See : | EASY CREDIT > AS PICTURED . - ‘hesitate to tell them of, the good ee | _— a—- “PT —servine since 18386—— = it did me.” 6.1 He 95 , 95 , | SS ; ~ $225 3-Pe. Bed Davenport Suite ie : Beautifully finished $ Regular $15 Coil Spring ae NRE in mahogany over 9:75 : al cs bs aes Ap 77 select cabinet Greatly reduced for this sale. Made of fine wire 23 | "7 a ae 4“*FULL-SIZE w coils with heavy reinforced os. | S 4 1 -.. £ | trame. Regularly $g°° ae | WL TL eee ey : \ J | $10 TILT-TOP TABLES— | : | | i‘ ~ Last 4-day — $65 | = , - : ' ‘ , . ' cuts . *eeeneeeve Here's the newest! One of the most manila Living-Room Suites on our thar Of $5.95 FANCY $2.95 extremely fine construction, beautifully carved frames, attractive two-tone hi-lited ! ih F. | See eee Weasied finish, with oll tempered springs separately tied, web bottoms and other features $10 TABLE of quality and workmanship. Upholstered in rich velour—and secretiy concealed, | RUNNER or SCARF ......e $5. 45 full-size, comfortable coil spring bed. Rare value, last 4 cage 9th Anniversary Sale. Fr Completely Equipped Sn | Ce lec Price Drastically Cut | Electric Gyrator Last 4 Days Anniversary. Kitchen Cabinet | Kitchen Table ca > ‘ | ; ~’ ‘ \ an } ; 5‘ : , " ~ * ' # ; + : ff. \ } j | ' _ yer; tml = 4 “a . i ae . ry one tee : : 34 ¥ } ' ; ' : — - == a —a Zi nn : ‘ : / s) \ t ’ ; : : - = —_ Pe : : Be 44 ’ \ + \ Yj t/ ; yy , j | ; , - SS : . . b F ee - : Bi ' y ° : | | Pht es AX. . a, NE , a i; : is a0") Z ‘ i | | , i; € s "S ~ } . ' — oe fs p : i . £ ; : Thy : a i , * ‘ | ' . a ” R ‘ \ 4 ; J ie ‘ , i 7 ’ } A ) i ’ : : - ae large full-size Cabinet | A — ‘top Table i =a A j ‘ae ve * ams a . { , * Fa : / : , ? } : i ‘ » built of oak. With handy e with waite enameled ; oo oe f 4 : bust ak — as 5 > ; J . - = ; ; to a = A j I ; int ~ ' * | drawers 26 50 legs ahd = a ; / is : : - » SSP Le S sucives. ° | fr ramc 4 “a ; : a } . F . i bas ” ; 7 3 ~ ‘ ‘ a a ye 4 7 4 " ° " - ‘ : : 4 gt m3 7 : ' | i q q , Y - 2 ‘ as a ‘4 ’ stig wa ; f SI. , t : 5 e z . “ / ib ¢ / . ia ; oe , , ; + i ie | & : ; iY i a , , ; 4 A | Ve | : ‘4 i ’ PA a mn Bal - 4 f . 4 - — — ee aN _ aging .o Say, ze fo ° oes, Mga a : + * at a at Nm Be : ¥ RG ok ic wa! _ — ¥ * Pe = You'll be amazed and de- lighted with its clear, tre. mendous volume—beautiful Big capacity—Easier on Reg clothes—Safety—No O- | built-in cone loud speaker— ing. What a wonderful § artistic two-tone finished | . IF ' Christmas gift for HER! cabinet. COMPLETELY e e , This great labor saver! ; Truly the last word in mg i READY ; Flectric Washers—See_ it. T . a a WH /; ALL-WHITE PORCELAIN $72 PARLOR peat | Ay! oe Gas Ranges ‘ca Baelt ; itchen “EASILY’’ : he iE fi ivy ‘ cabinet $ | § All Used Phonographs must be sold by 90% g we ly ‘ee a pon pen | All heavy iron, scientific con- § Dec sist. A large assortment of Con- if a F | “s . | -. ries Vine a lery drawer . | , —_ _ Pa “eer ‘ea | | ; | renee _ eleaner : oe pene Raat cob ey ee me - — on aes at on - sole, Upright and Portable instruments. below burn- i. "8 | i | PAV , bee] : | | | heat and ts Values up to $350. Priced from : 4 : nA Men! Young Men! What a WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY! .. . to be able to choose eee | Se rl All Porcelain | “yy co “~ x af yr ' A from our finest Suits and Overcoats . . . including some of America’s Highest Quality “| niversary | omical to | 5 to 195 | 3 | ) Clothing . . . at the clearance price of $29.28! Handsome Worsteds, Velours and “Price! Interiors : as i 2 +? iat | Cheviots in the Suits! .. . Fine Kerséys! Silk Mixtures! Soft Cheviots! Velours! . ‘SEE IT: —— . 3 , a ae! Metcalfe Chinchillas! Etc. . in the Overcoats! Your choice of ultra-quality garments ed Also a number of GOOD RADIOS that . a no ie offered NOW at the price of ordinary clothing! Of: course, ALL SIZES! . Stouts! | eT | STOVES AND RANGES | have tie ws fone auacie. At | 5) |e Slims! Stubs! Regulars! | ~ = $52.50 Full White by gma 75 azing reductions. |= | pty : , Cabinet Gas Range—Side Oven ® Solid iron Kitchen hepa ees walve-$10. 75} y eee ; 1) Next Foi Four Days. . q Be sure to see our V. = q 4 4 ] Big window display — : ! : : .. « BUT, better stil! sa = | ; | _«» Come in and try “LIBERAL s if 2 nom : | ALLOWANCE ye Streets lle | ~ N.™’. Cor. Sth. & Washington Ave. OLD Ag SRI TRL Hey NRC a PRISER oe ow > ee er ie ee FURNITURE =e —mIIO5S- rlO7-I1109 OLIVE ST RE

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% si _ PAGE 20 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 4__TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 000 CHII DREN 9:29. the farthest seats in at first what the musicians below | T 1 10, onan cag head been fiied, and | were trying to do. But the drum- | 20% O 33 ori OFF | ENJOY POST-DISPATCH doubling up, by lap-sitters. bad be- | mer bom-bomed and the horns | ie |}oom-pahed so resolutely that the Entering at both north and south | children gradually gave therm the | jends of the butiding. the children | right of way, and soon one could | | pasSed through tanes of gift-givers. tell that it was “Stars and & Stripes | | wh o filled their arms with the con- | Forever” they were playing. tish@@ to the children wita their he St. Louis cards ee eo respect |temts of many boxes and barreis. | There was another big shout 7 | 66 99 | ee Abroad rac- tre were warm deep, caps.| when the $00 playground childrea Morphy’ Ss Bia ventory , cnet ae Homey as gant ty the | Which, if one didn't care to put marched into the arena. a poly- | —o og ren age ‘them on just then. were fine for chromafic array. with the red- -and-. —_ Tacianes aan furnished to C@frying the other presents. There [white candy costumes ye eg “yi | it 4 ‘6 testes through | Vere horns. @6lis, picture books | the sticky -eweet ee ae ~ the work of the basket packing | and story books, rubber balls, can- fashioned c andy goonies we h deae citation abenmiitieds, were |O? 280 weeder doidters. ‘the French éetle looking dainty a: a> gprsneae ome - wane of the 3 For those who hadn't been there oki lace. I omes ‘from which the children penance — ternptation to stop right Actors Contribate to Giee. came. and by peedy persone who| ‘here and ee oe suis Was the playvground entertainers sat had wd children to send. ‘The con- | almost irresistible. But those WHS down. rows on rows of them sente of the baskets were planned past expertence knew chat the ea odundtes the ere ra aa 20:9 tet c. ape par’* | hands of policemen, Boy Scouts hn gee oe Holy Night” were} Our $15.00 Leather He Through a Lane of Gifts. and Festival velustetrs kept ‘the wong even better. Then Ir — Gladstone... $10.00 lines moving, the white e¢hildren : - > #43 tota! arena, ‘ ng ”~ au + Ret “4 » 2 ’ -. = * e+ T? -.# . mm tt & ¥y 3 1 ‘ +’ wren the Ggoorse were - $1 . ‘i iin F wWSe VO TUNWCU ‘ he a D . ° Lie bwioon , sie Negroes we the seats filled steadily.!;,- 201), ry. x ‘ Bandmaster Henry Falke nhainer. |Our $7.50 Leather | . | = doy tor Little Cripples. si Contimned on Next Page. a Oxtord Bag, $5.00 ‘ Tiveast tho detfecson - aeenui —— . Our $25.00 Fitted Suit Cases, $18.00) oor came others who did not hop ' 15.00Wardrobe | ; | perme am For colds, ski py and jump like the crowding |Our + Our $35.00 Fitted Suit Cases, vapee | - | Country Clab grip lines at the ether entrances. The; _ Suit Cases, $12.00 » Our $3.50 Leather Hand Bags, /were the more then 266 erippled | | — choice ..... 2 ade ; «fee 50 | and flu take lebHdren from Elias Michae! Schoo! $7.50 Leather Brief our amd ether inetitutions. hroneht in Our $7.50 npr ne Hand Bags belie af the Peastte Meter tes | COR occu FID | A i P: ei sy K; +4 ¥ & ae 7, Y “Pata! ~ - yee tei! Aap oak, " f +, ihe we ode “3 ~ Pt - en 5, iM rw ad Pr : ‘oo ‘ Te a : 3 tS se BB 2 Pe : j ae ae Daya a ee ou BA Be gh eames oa FR, wilh ra Fe thy Pm 1h. Ds Se neve é ~ ia) 5 Ssh Y 5 ° ( See the re te as . Ba? acne: |: (eae Ai, si -. $ te Na ‘ae ay a lea Ce Sea a ie Country Clab Pancake Flour, satee ais pone & tot Of ern oke under the big | &S tamons pa) sitian S preserip.20n 3H1A% Off—Umbrellas Choice—331/. SC pkg 8c + erted bow} Oo: the Coliseum’s ealled Thoxine is guaranteed to Pe- f & |framework, and the solar rays had | lieve withip ‘y Ininutes. It goes di- | Calumet 6 & 6 is to cut through the haze within very | | rect to the Gausc; 18 tar Superior to } p C M nmk Co. aking Zs 2 7 eo Ge; Baking Powder—Small jmuch in the same manner as out- | §2'gles. | ; | , large CMM ....0..: side the hall. | Thoxine does not contain iron, a e i " Fleischmann 3¢ Z >} i And the ehildren, bo would | ehioroform or dope. It “is pleasant is @ prescrirtion fer = . ave wanted te heat the band tf | tasting: 1s harmless and @nfe for th 7 1—Washin ton Ave.—/7Zl | ast—Eat it da Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, | ney had known about it, were so!whole family. Sold ander money- ~ ; ad oe oaxe PRE IIE S Fi Bilious Feser and Mbelaria | busy. making so much noise of, back guarantee ef quick relief. 35¢. Loew's Theater Building 7 ’ ir kil®e che germs ‘their own, that they Gidn't realize O0e and $1.00. At al) druggists. — nvae CLUB — Highest ' ' . ¥ absolutely pure. Lemon — Sore ‘Pure mixtvacts : coesiae aie bottle. S4e; %-dz. bes. Famous Lememo SILK HOSIERY 7 alae sas Pork Chops ©. : ~ 75c Value or QO S| enter orien’... S9C bores gs ps ers $4.00 1%2OUNCE pio gt — corre... 8c None above ths )9¢ Pork Steaks 2i).ii5 »..Z0€ kmee, lisle top the pular French cumin, ine tuding and foot. Ir- Narcisee, Rose, Jasmine. Chypre, Lilac. ow eo eek © 6 & © regulars, Vielet and many others. s | | , WHILE 1000 BOTTLES LAST! (Eliot? smtd Floor.) Eh Pork Pork Sausage Lb. 25¢ NEW YORK MANUFACTURERS SURPLUS STOCKS $) oissrcs. Ncw tceav 2's aranad ~At Much Less Than The Usually Low Elliott’s Prices And In Some Instances Vitalac or.00020%.. Ibe COR! Se ae pO i oe Ge apo ey be mum . & THAN COST OF MANUFACT CURING... “Heth | BE ss... ih and Oysters at All Kroger Mee ah oe ceiee Combined With A Drastic MOD Our Onn Stocks 2/ Fatal Ortes | | Pet, Wilson or Carnation STARTING TOMO ~ . New York dres« ard fur eeat manufacinrers have enffered becansce of an unusual hack- R a4 Irr m ward sefson. Mears ef them were loaded with quality merchandise in anticipation of big ayon OS1eT y, egu businese— many of them were distressed, financially embarrassed. Ready exsh a premium. With a ¢heck boek in hand Elliett’s buvers were able te buy large Prue od 7 | ) lars—Rayon and Voile I Cc ak i SS eee = — own prices—at enormens sacrifiess. As usual, The Elijett B ‘ C ) ¢ | i}., Thre 7 «> ° Reees CHese Mirerulicws wsikhes & tea ta ereus * thors ds of customers and friend.—a seiies that scedumie ter its pre Recess yyencion Tir exo Me rassieres, amiso es, ’ 2 Cans valve-giving. money-saving reputation. This great eppertunity is vours—Ht KEY! a Step-Ins Bl mers ) = ’ oo ’ . . ; , é " k —" ri But Selling Surplus SELLING SURPLUS , ' Aprons eil—Tin.. ise Of ¢ C] 4 | (: ae fib =. “ 1 Fur-Trimmed W aw SILK ; Star Brand Lebster. 3° 1-08. | ountry u Sc | Demeéstic Sardines, im othe 2 \ t CHOICE A I estado ..3e | Special low price—Tall car ' tan..... Some with beantiful fur Stinmning binck satins and Country Club cellare—al«e cuffs. Ma- : - evolers. Ceorgett e«, silks. i 4 le from ced ripe tomatoes tertals of a rich finish— > | erepes. velvets and combina- =a 2 pure st in: r Prien nt enice ' m colors and styles ‘at tiens—with the latest style + i. 4 Pasi icine ian ae eau are nee. § features and trimmings, etc, thsurpassed in qual , > flares, pleats, turks, tiers, 8-oz. bettie, De; large Dbettie.. iarge ee. lLesen— pol Q of fish i Or ai ean © H ae WEDNESDAY BER 2B Me Rent Sardines S| Grisliing Sardines—tIn elive hows—Stout sizes tud $10 and 3189 palate | @nider’s Catsup—S8 oz. : large bottle, 2ic ; Country Club Chili Sauce, 8-on, bottle, 146 Val 7 : h ehoro 7 —A, Geiicieus Atal BS t ' a t ' ifectior lb gwuarters, 2 = tailor e « J -eme bare Large y 2 Cc ¥ fer eollare ‘ie and cuffs Wonderfui fur fabrie materiale with a ef «8 a- fergeees cenuine fur collars and cuffs. Can a trast ine Stont and iarge sizes included at this A ae colors toe record-breaking price. ; make 4 | <a stunn i a x ; EF sabe. * | Country Club | -_ Chocelate Covered Peanuts 1: Cc be ee | $6.98 Values Guaranteed Eaus 123 BE —Fresh, th.. . sve Peaches carton, 0c: balk, ée8. 2 $25 and Hershey RareChocelate or | ( reame, $30 V alues Hoover Aprons, Almond. Three Se bars. I%e eo Weuderuut Gleoe, Hh... Selling Surplus Winter Selling Surplus COATS % FUR Me: pay bg amet a P otatoes « es i 15 is. BY Cc ge | @: ; DRESSES pi atonen igen CELERY °*\"": ~— Medium 2 For L5€ Jumbe Size Ea Rite et these Winter ‘ onal s. ' 1 Besutiful sifk, dae- es —~ 66 (eats have attrac . Y quard, jersey and cloth Oo AT | | i hee tive for collare and * Dresses in the newe-t ETTU ce rg . H i For ¢ trimmings. Vierst i ' styvies and eolers. We is eaas in plain colors. 1» (= 2 | se & wii mot tell sou their Se Ae $50 Values 1, Tee | SWEET POTATOES xaney Sits LSC A j. WI q yourself. = hod ot rk F ME: ie sea- Cd) Apples: i2....44-25¢ aw 3 28€) | Crepe de Chine, Fine : i‘ Streng Canvas Gloves, pair....... the Aastd. Chewing Tebaceon, ca i@e whee. ..-.- ae Rayon Chemise, Ss we eth part 6 c Star De “ ‘Selling Surplus Surplus i Gowns, Step-Ins, Vests, as tane eetbes teapedies | Soap—4 bars, ise: Powder H A T Ss Bloomers ‘- fele SNaptha, 16 bars..... R5e | Rinse or Fab. phe a fe Watthe'« or Suap- $1.49 Values 20 Mule Team Gerat, pke tr Kitcehes Kleweer, can. 6 ha CHOICE AT Old Dated Cleanser, Z'tor lie | Satina Tablets hg Ge | Are & Ha mye = 23° red 3... 25¢ Lux 9 om < eg preg | & tine Toilet Seap FPiakes. ide; Toilet form. ——. Hats of wel- eet, faci ehs, fete - and | metal” trimmed oe models. All head simes Bars ( Elliett'a—2d Fleer.) *oe4eoeeene eeaetk8ss@twentnerseeseesenmttF *

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Medal or Pillebury Flour — Tow prices for these well -knowag brands 24-Lb. Sack 98. . we etetiemnteetl Price’s Baking Powder. can. . -28¢ Frost Baking Powder, can. seoes Ble aftry Club Pancake Flour, pig. .....8c ume 2.9) ne Powder—Small, $c: | Cc @ can see Ae RY CLUB. — Highest I ‘ tty: absolutely pure. Lemon loz. bottle, 1@e,. Vanilla~ ‘2. bottie, Bae; %-oz. bot. — ut From 2 houlders, Lb... Oc (‘hoice (‘enter | Cate Lb.. 22¢c¢ ) Lb. 25¢ LEAF e vb. 18¢ LARD Unrendered t vb. §¢ 7 Lbs. | 00 oger Meat its Holland Herring The genuine, Fall caught large f: = fish $-lb. keg, vee. liozen— oi Machereli—American Shore —-Ii7-o2. fish 7 cntiieemeneeeeees eel nation Qc Sc ry Club fi ripe tomatoes, Vinegar, &pices, sed in quality 3; large bettie,.. ntry Club Chill Sauce, 8-o2, bottle, 140 mz or Snider Chili Sauce, bottle fic | : nn Country Club Butter A freshiy churned efeamery Butter of delightful flavor —try a poubd—wrapped in Quarters, lb 5 5c Guaranteed Bees 12 eurton, 0c; bulk, @er. ee te es ) Ze ZO0c Wendernut Gleo, H,. > 2 5 Lbs. D 9c De i Z For 15€ kg OO z For 18c 5 i» 15¢ _ 3 Lb. 25¢ Nancy Halis Fancy Jonathans. kee. : Pewder __. “ i, * bx-Pamily Soup. aie 2 ; WAS Sedan. phe. ~ Loa Prance Pewder, pha. ‘ina Bae > 3s = Z2Oc 012 N. Grand IN YOUR OLD ~GOTHES ON NEW OVERCOATS > OPEN UNTIL 8 P. M The warm October and November has overstocked all manufactur- ers, therefore we are having our January Clearance Sale Now! , i go GENUINE $30 KUNIPELT BUY ONE DRESS AND GET ANOTHER FOR C Prices, $1.95 to NEW 95 BuirweateD Men’s Fine wh $32 ' vercoats or SUITSS © Men’s Sheep Lined Jacket $—.95 COATS 3 FUR Misses’ Fur COATS *] 0= Worth $20 $- 5 Fur Lined (Leopard- | y Bali ) Linings, CLOTH COATS, Worth $30 5 Q5 Fur Lined | = AUTOMOBILE COATS, Worth $35 $ 95 Pieced OPOSSUM 32> COATS, to repre- sent Raccoon $5 Q-50 50 28 KARACUL (Imitation) Worth $90 MARMINK (Imitation) Worth $45 COATS ‘7 Silk-lined lavishly Fur-Trimmed Coats; Worth $15 95 Magnificent Stout Coat, silk-lined, all wool, high grade fur Jacquettes |5" trimmed. ric; beautifully lined: sold for $39.50. ALL COATS REDUCED NEARLY ONE-HALF Boys’ $7.50 Mackinaws, now $2. 85. Small Child's $3 Coats, 9 Q5 Regular $9 Fur-Trim- —_. med Coats. Last sea- sons style. +1 4 Silk Plush, Marmink Collar and Cuffs: BOYS &GIRLS " Large Size Suits, $1.95. 95c.¢ Large Size Girls’ Coats, $7.95 1012 N. Calf Skin Fur Fat 192 ~~ gold for $39.50. Boys’ Large Size Pants, 69c. GRAND ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH KILLS PAIR DINING AND ENDS HIS Ltt Telephone Lineman Commits Double Murder and Suicide. In Indiana. > “iated Press COLU "MBLA CITY, Ind., Dec. shot to. death miles north of here last night by Newman Harper of North Man- chester, who later ended his own from the Mosher home. Officials could assign no notive for the murders and suicide. All three were $0 vears of age. The evening picy meal when Harper, em- Telegraph Co., appeared. appeared at a nearby home and R-TRIMMED said an am the Mosher home. ‘(and a short while later was shot th the revolver by Officers found a no He disappeared found, with a rough temple, his side His Siac, er home whic! ‘written by Harpe: | killed the coup! ared his “‘mother with the shooting” and drove me to it.” 10,000 CHILDREN ENJOY POST-DISPATCH ann } s iG ito do “th eV CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL | Continued From Preceding Page. ‘and Ed Lowry hopped upon the pi- ano to direct the first ‘ °9 | portation; —Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mosher were | tainment; R. at their home six | | | Moshers were eating their | ed with Mosher as a lineman | with the American Telephone and | Harper, shortly before 6 o'clock, | bulance was needed at | part of the iand Tobacco: life a short distance down the road | #feeméana, =e + VUESDAY, Christmas Bureau; Mrs. Magidson, Crippled Children; olte, Basket Distribution: Cunningham, Basket Col. William Andrews, Salvatian Army; Dr. A. H. Sippy, First Aid: Mrs. A. H. Sippy. Basket Packing Robert D. Corlett, Gifts; George Menkel, Gifts; C. H. Kehoe, Nelson Cunliff, Trees and Decorations; Henry:J. Bube. Hall; Oscar Stifel, Door: J. Russack, Lost Children; Spoehrer, Basket Application: Maurice -Weil, Automobile Fred W. Pape, Enter- | W. Tapperson, Ticket Distribution: Miss Susan Bain Board of Children’s s Ait. Fire Joseph A. Gerl Louis cc a Distribution: Police: S. W Perkins. The “p ipes and DECEMBER 27, Joseph | -jand the pipes and tobacco ; di strib Pipes | | years, ee eat costumes Samue! | Herman Tapy person, | creation Trans- | the program. ; Buaréiass: | , | repo ted over th: Prevention; Col. | Short circuit of lights on Transportation; J. RY | Cooke, and Col. A. T. tobacco”. item | 1927 ST.LaUlS POST JISPATCH represents an annual feature of the Festival for the benefit of Municipal Lodging House inmates and old men tn charitable institu- tions. The tobacco was given by the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co.., were uted Christmas Eve. Miss Margaret Breen. as tn past designed the brilliantly at- worn by groups. Reuben Superintendent of le aAyEgzrou!l 1d was in active charge of | ONE ee TREE FIRE Only one Christmas tree fire was ~eek-end. A a tree in ‘nt of — ugene Methudy , " ussell OuleVard last | the apartmé. _¥s04 Ri ht started a blaze which dam- the apartn ient $500. A EXTRA speciats }UESDAY—WEDNESDAY °° *. ™. Tivt REMLEY 9:00 P. ARCADE OLIVE STREET ROAD AT NORTH AND SOUTH (ut from dandy, “e, fresh clean necks; equal nice a0 to rib chepsx (f-Ib. limit). . PURE LARD None better at any price (5-Ib. limit) . (1@-Ih. innit) Best made: no leakers: groas. mena ea ien QQ | Bottle Ca ma 5 BREAD The best baked—whitest smooth texture— the l.owis: zrandest in st, full mammoth I6-e27. lonf. z NIALT. some—1 00 9, pure. VALUE FOR J. B. BRAND leads all others in body strength and flavor This MALT is used in almost every home in &t. louis, “It is rich and whole- The fart that we sell carload after carload of J. B. MALT is proof beyond doubt that it is giving perfect satisfaction. poe Lot nly to Each ¢ Custemer 1.80 'show. acts contributed by the Am- | bassador Theater. Lowry ‘song himself, first, Chairmal! of th > Hall Committee lending him ,a@ megaphone. Carlos Peterson. , daneer, revoived on toes an: | until the candy-stick across the arena seeme ‘into a —- picture Jerome Mann offered : i Pique g: : “ery ") | kimilyn ‘* : i.C€ jake Lii€ ; Ada Kaufman in silvery cos*umes, gave ist and gracetiul Santa Claus in Person. was the playground chil- and two young i green robes and looking. as if they stepped from a Christmas displayed nmnastics can do for The ballo -¢ were real gas bal- loons. scores of th2m, and they ent sailing up into the Coliseum beteotos: as their ~— rs let them igo, Someone snc nid have opened the windows just before, blown eo that into i:e | - + ¢ } “orw*o Tie t THE iii Na .~ ~ 1? Was | upper rows of seat but a : every halioon See;rm od 1o T* - the ton of the bu and hev it 1 the ek r ; ri él. Where ayvrer Milier box, ‘and express Credit Is Due. > Ore wed the ex! playground cCiilidl ‘calling especial attention iagility of the Negro giris Leffingwell and Tandy |grounds. Circuit Judge , i‘hainer and Albert T. Terry, rea ‘estate man, were two other inter- ,pested spectators. ineed of. the entire ‘children and Festival + or the pub- persons contributors in generat, lic, but every year a few outside the Festival orga are invited, and they have always expressed surprise and admiration ‘at the number of children present. and the quality of the Christmas ‘entertainment. | One ciass of hard workers ithe success of the Festival, kad finished their work before the event began, sat in the boxes and enjoyed the show without a care. They were the | distributors, whose | Saturday. Workers for the success of the Festival, nearly all of whom were present, were these members of the executive committee: George 8. Johns, founder of the Festival, representing the Post-Dis- patch; jamin 8S. Lang. nization , ae OF work treasurer: William ciety; Emfl Steger. Provident As- sociation; Miss Mary Alexander, —— a } 1 Bube } 2 : .¥ F: ie rr wuintlie@ } Because of the’ space for the| workers, it | has never been possible to admit | who basket packers and. ended A. M. Roth. chairman: Ben- | L. Igee, 8t. Vincent de Pau) 50-, hLvery can guaranteed. you "ll never use anything else. = 99 if you use it once consumer. trades studied. Efficient Marketing WIFT & COMPANY is efficiently organized to mar- ket the farmer's live stock in ~arge or small quantities at a mini- mum cost both to him and to the It is equipped to convert live animals into Premmm Ham and Bacon, Brookheld Sausage, Branded Beef and a variety of finished meat products and to distribute them all over the world by means of its branch houses and refrigerator cars with as little waste as possible. Regardless of time, weather or consuming demand, Swift & Com- pany is able to provide an outlet for the farmer’s live stock. When- ever the farmer has his live stock in condition to sell, Swift & Company buyers are at marketing centers ready to pay him full value m cash. Both producer and consumer reap the advantages of the eth- cient merchandising methods of Swift & Company. , For the entire operation of converting live animals into finisHted meat products and dis- tributing them to the retailer, Swift & Company receives an average profit from all sources of only a fraction of a cent a pound. The National Distribution Con- ference in 1925 found the wholesale expenses of the packers’ houses to be the lowest of the 17 Swift & Company Swift & Company Dressed Beef Plant 3919 Papin St., St. Louis, Mo. J. H. Hall, Manager branch PIGGLY WIGGLY HELPS THOSE WHO HELP THEMSELVES After-Christmias SALE AT ALL PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES IN GREATER ST. LOUIS You’ve shopped in our stores in the past in fair and foul weather, selecting your wants from shelves laden with the best. And now, in appreciation of your valued patronage, we have reduced prices on the following stand- ard articles : prices, Which will prevail in our stores until New show BIG SAVINGS These Year s, - ADY ALICE COFFEE 3:19 5¢ TOMATOES PEAS STANDARD GRADES AND HART BRAND KIDNEY BEANS MED. CANS Cc ONE KIND OR ASSORTED POUNDS Limit 3 ,s. toa { sae Bt ITCHEN LENZER SOAP P & G. WHITE NAPTHA, KRANANAS FIRM, RIPE FRUIT. CANS | Ac 3 ae ] O c CRYSTAL WHITE OR KIRK'S FLAKE WHITL (GINGERSNAPS) Sunshine Brand. Per y 2 é Surprise Assortment, eseeeneeeeveeevee é TO 8 LB AVERAGE—CAREFULLY CURED AND SMOKED. AND BAKED VIRGINIA STYLE ; 3 LBS. | > Oc PRIDE 9... Cc. te Barre] (Tuesday and Wednesday only).,. ALL FROM CHOICE YOUNG PORK. VERY TENDER AND FLAVORFUL —THESE WILL BE SPLENDID FOR THE NEW YEAR HOUSE PARTY. : Per tb., half or whole @ * EEE I AMT BEEN eA Mri Sa LTA EMCEE: PORE RERUN PRR EE I Hille A ARTI IS SRT ABR SREP NOG IR Re Bilas hae Her OE ES Cpa > Pg lw De ate So ee See ee eee ce n> RN A RNR AN Dope Be aoe me) he i Pty ty . mang tat Tl — a PER te deh ate ae ae gen: a one Sete " Ae = as. ee Raat, ~ Srhgrdenla. by ee i * A arin ea. ay ee, i ee oe tae Me. we a OR. Ay tinal * be pi ated y & ea _* ee ee ee al ee

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PAGE 22__ ST. LOU'S POST- DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER 217, 1927 ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH WESTERN ALL-STARS BREAK EVEN IN HOLIDAY FOOTBALL GA Zz TDS eT STERN ELEVEN ~~~ Rival Captains for Coast Game __ WELLSTON HIGH BROWNS Sig IS DEFEATED IN. ~~ us — = BIMNATED BY — 3 PLAYERS GRIDIRON UPSET { MMi, 2 PARSONS, 19-14 vos vamescoaet czusmensomses | SEMIPRON wabanid him closely, but it im ateh th ift the Scores strict Chamnpions Beaten | [ comvisists ct come tanta | ‘208 tie te csh Oo i Caldwell of Yale | District pions ni © Cece | wet & | : Ae Only Touchdown for | Team — Southern Team indicate, so much ground. However. if Gains 8 to 0 Victory. ' he Browns shou! e in £00 ) : by Kansas High School | , a w “ ) " yes . ee ¢ you kept your éye en the second | nia, el a a lL le ed ak ed el at i i ST ene See re ee pn » Ces » F catchers 2re as searce as SS os, et ey” ee ere ‘Co MV oe Mads strategic position to tand a ° | | baseman and at the same time aadiy needed extr putt - j Team at Washington U. °“!y seeded extra outfic kept the action of the pitcher‘ Omaha and Thies before the young man's fa - Sad ' : under observation, it was noticed i ightly turns to thought ; tied ‘witl New England ~ ile 2 | ; | that Frankie was etarting wit 4 First Round Scores oe. . | the pitch. He caught every oat “we i Bo SS es #: ~ . a a seis : ns a ae ae | tery signal, and knew just what Tr Football Scores ae Se Se Sk \ a i ~~ : me dea sant Chain O'Neil) | the Surler was geing to ee semi professional : eS : ae * es I | / Se. aes 3 : 2 : 2 ith * = ; eS Carbondale (Til.), “ | i] i i 3 toa . se Ci ' studied his bat ters and |) 4G. 4 and TecOmmeneam | fees So : . . | ae % Charles. 13 | , the Brownie roster and ifted on virtually e¢ery pitch couts of the St. Louis POPPER LL A PALO LA At A 4 = : ee > oh ee She na Z sy a oR ; ’ b. Be a ee Sic SY . : ” : : much aay needed n ' : -aeue cio, have been - All-West 16, All-Last 6. fa a eee a i. & at oS Oo ea Madison (Tll.), 21; Granite th epartments, it is-certain > Beewes to All-South 8, AH West ©. eo Be Se is. fi oot Be | ~~ SS PS : soe | City, 29. club will sell Other seeond basemen, inshift- — . cy mentee oe annor Waco High 44, Latin (Cleve- | eS a Se BS 3 i “ee RRR See Crystal City (Mo.), 19; War- the feu. before rin ing have dene great damage to Ernie Peters, soager BOL land. O.) 12 se oe i es my, - | te : ee ~ Aa aapie : x renton, 15. aes a oe aden "oe ae ; he pitchers. There is a good nag | nets . 7 : ¥ we z rhe Ue ae eS: sats. ce ‘ if is likely that usinest the pitchers. been gign ed u h University of Miami 7, Los An- | EA a” : an’ Y~. “1 e& OeeS — MRE es ee St. Louis C. High defeated To- | as Bil] Friei and a ~~ me eeles Colleze © et pi a ia 3S ws a — ~ % » oe wy Or . 2 * we S3 ee. = nS : SS lome y Manager E . on ceLcaey S > See : 222 VP ee i arm == , _— - 7 ED HAKE, of the Pennsylvania eleven (left) and FRITZ COLTRIN, of Cal- : re r an . recent trip @& -. : ; vas men aiwe Lt m3e | ' ifornia, will lead their teams in the intersectional contest at. Berkeley, Cal., Satur- | By Gerald Holland. i : : ed hacer bs ° ; os = * A , ‘ , a ° ; eee oe a f r SS i= " e, ‘ 228 Cis. ; day. Both play at a tackle position. Hake was named on several All-America teams. | Weliston High, last year’s cham-{ 1. a | 'No Heip to the Enemy. He weighs 190 pounds, while Coltrin tips the beam at more than 200. , 19827 Howley had : nto i a ot oe ame in the Washington Univer-| =~ , ivy Senay, POs Sec a ON i panna | Jefferson Park Charts : mine ees chang and O'Neill and Dixon ' : interscholastic teurmament by ai dnt work ; ’ - nal eo ses Tift ped ll i i i ie ct al ; . tayag tether Bian so aigagle> m . * | Parsons ete High, § to 14. ; However, lever back- off what was coming and wi, Club Weather clear; track fast. Sewn Poni a be-thepete ee santied that they bad watched ened =a two games to the Bricklayer EFITRST RAC E—61008, Page ay maiden fillies, %-vear-olds. five and one-half | suai , high schoo! “ ‘ ee es * 1c furlongs: Start. co u easily: piace, driving. Went to post, 2:02 p. m.; at musts to go to some | him in ar effort | to get suc en 2 Boers a Chicago. © Chirstmas day and ves- eee rin - nner, ch. : mo M. I , ron 700, $175. S100 r : ) eo bith f ud yni¢e would give him a but that rriscn Wai ; ; oe -terday afternoon but instead of ans : Ss As Loe Bihel——-| , Us i” iv) wa. C ‘ : uf , en — St eS | of ¢) ) | hance to work reguiarty all was on its way and taen t& — oca] players and officials See. a +e lixon is put on the market take the eve off th oi: to give Negro Heavyweight Has 9 ! — ‘ esting ! : : : ‘ ees ae Si cairn ‘ nag Sat, Aenea Ae crt ¢ f Hi B b “ate a state of gloomy pessimism, ; Te - Ha a - defeats reacted counterwise. Score After Fumbie. fla a samen, ° > tae - 6 unti an ex’ period awe F vt to Tonge 4 epee Pies Ps iRise ©. > There was one The Vest scerted the tirst teuch- Wins by 10 Lengths Over ml bs. ie Lite ; ; : ‘ J. har : r | ved. Th — —" ied a th mis “a ie ‘ 2 as % . S, #2 5 “ in the failure of the All-Stars of >. pata eaggeateagln ‘ ene Sars . ewe vie > Be : Se Ee m im end ¢ he reguiatio imme ott LANKIE PRISC ‘H, who wa es » ae ia he Agsoriats ie the local league to score & goal Of the contest when Hun’? of iesas Three Mil Co Ep —— ; : “ ’ ; a - , : ' t} mast sivralhs lo tre , Prise fisias , 6 se "7 , ¥ % gy x 4 , e urse \ flame - : wy lg? 6S. Jon > game, Us fe Most : player 1 ce ia. ni f # 3 — in 1327 ii x aid 1 a & Se eo ; - in aa r aon pre of the ring’ eel" a) the fi: ry aft Western- Lo Cc a 3 ~ : —_ ow Ll: pie oe Se ee ne , ad wink a creat record he set in 1927. 4H satiaiaals * let the ee yesterday, was ‘tar tte Lirst pi 4 estern ser @) apses er ——_ fissouri schoois we +h Dite he ‘cial = sf th grea quests af George Godfrey, Philadel. recovered a fumble of Joest- Fivid. — ry wi aie : 4 e i ke Da - LS | phia Negro heavyweight, havea meowe the expectationa of ee ot| Mastern ’ . is OWE Finish of Race. tretich. Put is mu toe Q ; ‘ 15 oar FF nan onan i aR " Pelee ane ef the trates. could wart ee siemens * wav of the knockout route, © Re who have ‘tollewes the f 4 yard bi 13 r . = c : = re, : , 3 : 7 » i ‘ q ’ neiles = . ~ * ; = & i rts tor ‘ se go as - | } in > ita > b; Ok ~~ h . ae f wes ae, -- even “a + : ~ * ' : . : 13 = s 2 : .- a $ foot ball. ‘oO me@re | Jule. place $9.80. $5.20; Anna Go; show 82.110 ee t= aa Ue ee : ee a alee om ale “e ase, veteran followers of U mee of - ail 1 a the players composing {uarte rback Tf Washing . al ¥ ANCOLY ee ame 5 ee Skiasb x 1f E—S1000, ciaiming, ~-rear-ctds, ame mile - iz"? on | . i sink i ; a —_——- . oe ies ae ry Ye SAIC Bais t - et yroamian , , . uated “ team which held the; — : ¢ . . . ‘ Grivitie . F vee? ’ 3 rhs , ; ? j ' ie : . “ eet vy S 17 mj i t ° ey rt a : e, ° : ' cA i372 2 ’ re : ss : - — " ch grees sn : The sculiing 1amMpionship of Ae . rim —— ‘ é } ; ca a epi ee pti ea seconds of oe i. a ee : : Sote (Mo.) defeated Webs i, eracking Larry Lajoie’s old : parieagt ~ the first round. ¥ _ lk —t ~ 4 ta , ‘ ‘ — 2 . ry ~ ae _ . . ~ ’ a | = 7 7 ad eat a ey. 5 ee 7 3 , chica - . : ' | iong before t! ASO? a iis Godfre who was : , : , Ps a4 . sehicieiatiten:ialeemieianih: twas ties tle a De ind Bob O’Farreli—and perhaps yn in pe round, Monte Munn apaem @stirely unaided by previous extern territ See ita : vas 2 . jean a “or — : VPhuned devececs Si. | ae may have ha me si ‘Le fourth roand, Tor Gayers e@tme perience. came through to give the | Southern Team Wins. ee ee Es airmen kuall s Chee : ‘i ol | . ; sfluenc r h ; whe Detroit in the first rewn#-ead" peawe Chicagoans a ciose battie. It was a : : + : ’ . atter CiUilils setreneth owd, ac to go ento ae a mee ee ee as a a BP fe Meg i | Beco of darn Setec|? For Tomorrow | —ON— 2 : py green’, tortering the playing field, Defensive piav nHregominated i ial e . ae es : be Vigra : ee 1 «4 " , , P. Hebert 1 7 tut ‘ Re fi hits ern . AAR AAs ; see at: : 4 to the a return : ho e Thar —— a ; : - oe me of baives--I8 mincte wm r test. mob fashion, against an throughout the muddy contest. ball! giana. the date to be decided lat: Medley .... 2.2, ae 4 , + WV Peters . seems aus ; At Jefferson Park. BASKETBALL " . € .: MeCarthy were to re- * stopped behi bi L pt Nee . i 2 abert ' :, (Pop) Warner. fort , permitted will earry thea into the battle, @mEe@enon to center forward for the or Jan. 3 eeecond half. Thompson was also The Eastern representatives a Set for the remainder of the game. — es 3 | of the foremost claimants te 20 mersing his inju. I nose. The West «i@) Position ) sie SRE a re Saag oa eg = xe ound and ' ma , asa 30 Biue Maen -- Eastern grid honors with esis @ @tickie piarers contend that Mc-/ “thes, Teaas 1.4 WM. K. nett. 3S ee ee : } oe nioeh ‘ ter : co : w. ™~ , y and cam Ay evs ' nod an ee Me. a | scareican tie | arni her- earthy'’s attack ras entirely unwar- Kuhn. Olempic Cheb K YT J tTaiiat | & nd j fas - ; ras © j : - ; . 7 wel | ee ee . Wright Gashinaten KR. i , inion 7 | ,; o et * tee ba ta W iste porrnn record of c Carvothers, S wunneros NEW YORK RANGERS Oe A ge Bag ee ee ie 0. facie. | te | 5 el ieee 13 Taue's Guanes’ te were 24 strong when tha maties Reitsch. [Mines GAI FIFTH KACE—Five a: we-half | , r » saps oa | Pl nave ae eS trained fer Pactfic sherem, Brewster, Pera. ( ANAD EN ‘ ' ' 1 A. + | : is ids and nile an rard ff aliens _ on Caristion s Racer Michicua N ON | S " Pa es " — } | : ; ; : S j ‘ ; “ 2 4 ‘s jhe ral _ a ” k nei a. : +2 f \ J 2D i. ou therian d, head a - .t. ‘Kandeis. Nebruska - EOCKEE LEAGUE . M. Meyer : 7 z bn iceman Savin on. J 4 | ’ Revolver 112 ‘@erda ...105 ; and Capt Gibby Weteh, | ,Fiebwirk. Yale Ry * se ' JEPRFER-ON PARK SCRATCHES. seat gt a ' Do Bee. 32510 ane _— = . America haif-back, were moe. GV. & J. Ww ae a — fone ite : 7 er her , | ae cf | oe a Hunt, Texas 1 Presnell. se : sie we aie , . ; ; - > , eb nz i Tan q , , wm of the squad. pa Nebraska ‘OVE! the Montrea! Canadiens are is aescocem wile | ra sen A yg a crm - ron. L. G } aiee +, ' ont The first sfop en reule hacer, Olympic Cheb L. Caldwell. Vaile Mies ss ain tenn 3 Snetnan ~~ a eee ere - , ays all Ge , room. 4 bis me » | Break if eaten TI re - FORWARD Vilsen, Washington t Jeoent in: “3 . eieshate vc acs " oa — st 4 i i = >} I . = BS & _ * b ‘ “a : : 7% rh : B oe / aes. .s - ‘ .. t OF «iM ¥ 3 : . Be { : nal Binder, . ! : Stes isty Mat Sl Riva } Cha 1Af | scheduled for St. Louis, wit Minpesota | ague. : New York Rangers. \...rT bh. ter Re aien” | ' # SEULESNL Ite . Totals ) ; BGOT P ' to folt sCURE BY PrEIOD lie ' tM } | San . Ps Pe | é = 7 : 9 Ll i ° j 2, ont he w > it hieuce head - ‘ os . oppesing in world | Havana. : : ; Bio a - > = : . aa * ‘ tin . ' ‘ No. : ; : eS. 2% 7 ay of ————V See $i Pind “MATH BEACE— nes Bth : , 17 y R . : | iseo. Sait Lake City, DemvGPRen... .¢ -. Penns: lwanin champion Oftawa Senators tenicht Weather clear: track mudd: athe Pen SE = a bry ' ‘ ‘eo ; . er. 7 : % * of Christmas day " =f : fa : ' wn bis ' ’ iCcarhD wits e Pantiaerm we Well ; OL TH WEST i. he Rangers on Saturday Qn _ FIRST KACE—= = ; gee - - , . Ae $ court tor snot i 2e , a — « “i 2ave been played Pusilion Vew (6 oh ‘Sig he Rane i Sines Prise Mey : , aha: } ‘ on gee prea ; , = tumese tie en | he ng veces . 3 _" beam ester on a 4 pher’s re . Mabbins, | the other hand, the Rangers tus-¢ Erm Go Bragh | Koo a NLI i , : ' m + ss ‘ dark room. si -~ = recon State e against Bosten tonight and the ou) ; tw ~ a | ; ¥ ; 1 : ; mn wuss iis iOp-juMmp-page a #9 q ‘thick one couldn't T =. Als hea ma sche: eg. ; 7 ; : > te ‘ , . ’ ‘ : , } : ; : ; é : a ‘ —s th h ml) = 4 es a ee éTrican Cn hursuay. “ . ; > to a Ubal . F rank indrev P ES Gh Yay 10 a 2 se 2 VEC a 2 ' e lengt of Bowdoin, Aiadama L.. 4» « shaw — «t = € ; ‘. 3 : ‘ ' . a ~ . Per et a i ; . e Ty : 7 ne a va sd or No We inerai Gerry | be eg mii : eahinaton | wheegy iis A ’ | Bie Thirtr @ lorada Mhe ' a; ; me ° alowan ne Sharp. Vanderbilt. . © sa, esa INTERNATIONAL GROUP. 2 , on rte, S-—Dorade. The Pago kat. «. ..: : : anak alee’ tame tee oe ashing! on Ww. T. GLF. GLA. Pts BACE—Six 1 7 a sy ‘ o- 7 , Rarnhill, Tennessee K. 6) . son ~ x imei Mens rch « , > a ee re ee a a a ae if i if sf -* ” 3 e% + 13 ro q gy ‘ * a iy P| 2 ae a P bs ie bei sta as : n g & } ie a i ; RF: ef a . ‘ ? } i it a 1 MA re isis = ~* at ; ' = a na ‘ a , mor . P " — e a a 2 } IT mS — shies % : : . “ THIRD RACK. iv ace € ons firewn, Alabama x. i sek. eh — , cP mem ‘ a n wee Lovdson. ener. -ce t “ Tesreeu | ‘Tt . ' nie ~ " ’ " | ‘ : ; | —" a ee tute mxten : ' ‘ P. : ; a 4 J i bins : ’ SCORE BY PERIODS. nan + snp . = | ger. 1:15. On tee Th At Havana. ent ° . ~ o—2 éinte for * ai - tas 1Prean CORE es By G. SOW 7m " ame ie. . 3 tt: meer :, , ~ see oe | ‘ac uUe> macvept. hy soorting ; Ts , = Mig waintioa i ee : ' “FOURTH RACE, =e , ilies “atid aiti : : de 1a ls , Asal i a _* ry an 4 Larencta. LOREN MURCHISON ee Se. fen : . ie a. 1 Keferee-Echersall Chicage: umpire— — a awed, tHimete; fietd luder—Badenerh. CONTIN IES ‘ sy ie * 1a Chieage; head leesman ae SHOW Time 2°74 1 — Devive fewe. Marne a@n “ime & * — SS seen coe | «| STEADY UMPROVEMEN OO rtrrn nace HOPPE I$ LEADER IN ay tne Aeeostnaed rome ei “a | At Jefferson P ete CARRION BRATION | wncccn cenecining under cents | Chara ne ree ; ee Tri. +) * & stirtet me : i ~ Baa Se © aK eer ad tes the | haat ~{ } Tima f : 2 - ‘s+ é ry : . 4 g : — ee EM d : , RB» Eat ISVILLE TIMES. NEW YORK. Dec | ) : ; ; 4s ppe defeat’ 44 Tome ph ect + : . 3 : : 4 ae 7 \ : we h ¢« . 7. e ' . t Hinres cw Vork—dack MeVe won 68 te 44 tm the first } ocx if ¢ ; ‘ , 4 7 * ' onpeeendcse wit ES FOES | from Willie t.reh. Ser ‘ *, — ; 7 . . ha ndix ap three- CUS HPO i} : : 3 - - attack oo er —— . é i > _. ran, >e. } rt ‘ ae a Tonight ‘ > ' 4 = oa “ edu . aan von Pia, Men nsitis which has eon. (88). Leherto obert:. aly, nt - , iN THE FIELD eee se Ohm Sexton wor frem Jaseph i Rim to a hospiiai bed fer ' outpantes? Homer Smith, Kala- | | ovivta _ > ri ; a : s 49 in , m angers, £°C. te i862. in an | ee. ati ‘stated hinds mares, Wiel. ( 16) sam Heurnr- tea ik bias te} i pdm a8 @ possibility ef the | ©T Pittsburg. knocked out Sam- Trainer Wins | Decision. n New York State Ppechet 4h eyemaemeaed cing ifte 3 } v * “an ena my “ner \ow York i? ag f Be yreaieSsion a4 g : & tH of belt ; ee aah ? a 5 * ca A h a . ‘ . ; x A, 8 <4 y — oo 3 a4 ‘J E j ‘i RF t Bs X-@ is : ot +7 oN — * joe the week, Tt prevented Harold | ATLANTIO CITY, N. 3—Ea- RRR OnE 7 " a8 on Gnewmebe nein nc tens | dle (Kid) Wasuer, Philadciphia, GeEcisio: Bo bi Fr ichard- OM visiting wen fre te a . . AMALIA ta him Christmas. eel — Edie Reid. New i¢-round .

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* ¢ ’ es 2 res 3 ve ae Ba | ST. LOuI! a : , a | — S POST-DISPATCH_ TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 4997 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— PAGE 23 w—_GAMES"]fABLERS SURP JING BRICKLAYERS TO A 2 TO 0 SCORE BS 3 PLAYERS Pow Official National League JOREGON STATE 25 LINO QUT wJ4 3 PLAYERS FROM fie ‘Batting Averages of 1927) PLAYERS TALLER oe ~s — £3 fe x AND Wasimeren i: Individual Batting. >. ae NAME a eee TEN GAMES OR MORE. : : . pe AME AND CLUB hago Rae ab Sap : “44 Sil se ‘ S 4] Sete | Bu bh L _ . *- All - of Ti The Yuletide Spirit. Kinds of Time. c Will Be First of S Sh. Jose LIVTLES' 5 Mays, Car i Far West Team, Here To" No doubt yOu have heard this! IME hung quite heavy on the morrow, Averages Over | °2° Defore, but maybe not in the hands ries of Three in Far West Wan me | form of verse, Of Hiram Humphrey Crockett: é | Six Feet; Bears Work, E say when we think of the He wore a watch upon both wrists} -——Ohio State Faces Pitts- f oca 4 Christmas cigars, Besides one in his pocket. ” L Game Satur : The ties and socks that in- burg on Saturday, day. censed us: "Taint Right. . | ¥ the Associated P | Forgive us our Christmases as "el Phere dre ws many kinds of time CHICAGO, Dec. 37.—Tuning up Oregon State College of Cory ‘ forgive nowadays that if a guy is slated gam lis, Ore., will enjoy a =n sitnaeae — ana ee enn to be hanged at, say, 6 o'clock in pn Oana samen a in reach when the Far West quin- rr oe the morning on a certain day he! ,, Jan. 7, the Big Ten teams hare tet meets St. Louis University on How Dry! doesn’t know whether it ts day-| tive major games on this week's the latter’s basketba!) floor tomor-| “It’s Selling at $15 a Quart and / light saving, life eaving or what schedule, three of them at Seattie ag evening at 8 o'clock. Hard to Get.” have you? where the University of Illinois The visitors, according to aq. | OOZE, according to report, oe a ~ | vance Statistics, will look some. | Quoted fifteen bucks a quart,/ | Down in Mexico they put it po pte So me , ; | . to Old Sol and bump ‘em off at Thursday and Friday. thing like the Sreat Billiken team And very hard to get. the Notre Dame and Pittsburg are of a few years back whi rer. | Christmas spirits are so high Sere on the B . a - Which aver | Many whistles will } watches and clocks in the country, » ot inn Program, both with Sed better than si; feet. Two | Many whistles e dry— & row of victories over conference centers, P; Can’t afford to wet. ce ‘ives. Northwestern enters, Pinkerton and Aase, both pce? The old-time wheeze that it is! of entertaining WN Deer hunters in Michigan have | better to give than to réceive went | Evanston, Thursday, mobile/ out when the radio came in, | Notre Dame rush viola- | last minute victory over the Purple , b | Indicating Charley Barrett is a g00d scout "ihe pacers. por par foes” jinches. ry dear 10/ and so we hope that next Christ- through the conference like tor- be Pree | mas Santa Claus will fill his stock- nado, leaving the wreckage of |, wauden ed the tremendous | The Japanese were formerly | ing with Class D leagues. three teams strewn in its wake | height of the visitors Will have aj P and, in the fourth same in five ; distinct bearing On the game’s out. | vaccinated on the tip of the nose. nights, th Panthers eked out an ;come but the fact that they were | They only had to follow their! ce E att cm - ’ } pi i) Cyt beet bet ee Vite © ~~ he £3 | Om. . © be TR OMs aapu, te) « 29 ‘ , 3 Gds- MS CoN One i i * we ee a ~ +s Maes ewts Se Y . ; bes a Me ~ 0 moo ch to pene Comedy . 9 BSCS ONES ODES Se Ondo Co St eye ua pew Omaha and Third From 4 T omy feed Visitors New England States, ee 3 ree, . 3 , a » , Roy. Lith r a | —_—— er, throw. Three ““Mi Profession a) : | HAFEY. ers and | discovered and ‘ i | : , : . Ty ioe SH : Terry, Harris y pitch {Scouts of the Sr. Lo | League ‘lub. ‘ k . - Sco . Ri, shirt 46 : - y f ---McEwen O = ac sein Nene ort ° ogee : é - , ; ‘ Phelan........L. BP. «+++. .Oant B XING Schools appear to be a - 90 y je Boe : at Say | : McCs ..R. B. .....Poxo meeded in other st arrell. Ede ALMOND F..” Stn" R OOd in- | | a Shortstop K McCarthy a Missouri. , 6 edremen SWeetlan Y--11UBos R “nh een ai on th Rag Bendist.......L. H. .. Thompson url, In severa! important Reaee 3+; 7 L Basha of Willis Butie: —— = B.......C. BH. ..... .Seort Eastern ~vents, notably the | 2 att, ra ee ne il oe the California : we “Te @ee..........R. H. : i Dempsey-Sharkey and the more aces, noses FF . Olin, . ly eg mn - si recent Tod Morgan-Jie Glick renee Bert epic. * ¢.. see Contests, the Cards of the judges Carle j ; . ~ ™ ae : which Jack eIP, an” in¢ic 4 ‘ , Li hi is 4 n infielder from 2 a a eal " ‘ | ; differed widely, to] eed OT | tie Once Grd ond oe : ho =]. Go On. CmOTS e . b+ — pu 2 tote 2D het bene OOo pes OS _) mee: ee » OCs tome f3 Cs pe ~, Oo G00 pm jut ~ 7 >. n, ~ te C1 & Op. pend 2501, to) ht hw COO Com WOM Ot «3 oe Tac ts “WINOasa ~J of iY s 3 viene ym aoc Ete ™ ae a a Sag 44 warey 9 ; iat , "(4 mie . P ° smart ne, Peeaived favorable Mention | «es Cinecinn ton ae Se fad © trom hii Witliams and has bee men aghaidllg Pali ; . aes art of scoring Plained & leit-hana Pitcher fact, there is nO standard and no ‘ightstone. RB" G.. Philade) é f i SON a to-Jag- sunrise, regardless of all Deed et feet at ~3IO “ODI DS ~ Orme Op os t. she Sig? SY Manarer Dan Hor. . education. rantham. 3 Piel recent trip to Boston. nl 3 The. best effort to establish a “hor ip a. Kalan, Seg RRS 2S 'n Boston ang he © Gals—Allan Walker ang Coutts,; “coring system was made in gh, Andrew 2oMES L. st. oi 1 pitching Semipro ball ip 3 Gubstitutes: Tablers — Grenon| ‘rafting the Army-Navy boxing [| moore See : “Ueland towns. : E al Rodriguez, forwards; Brick. | Tules, devised for American SG Earl W.. Chicago Wf | i Bigrs—Woods, fullback;’ Quinn,| training cams on this country, | Jeane wert, WM H. | Ga rrrey Stops BE teithac during the late war, Spaldiae Albert, peadelphia .. Qiavers | t, 4 McS . ° Briefly the system was as fo]. Tolson, €h rles . re Chicago a tipped Soldier Jon | By Dent cSkimming. | lows: Harthen a Bu. ta. d . ee ee es @ &. Lowis soccer teams dropped | Sec Hi athcote, Clifte Re. so ol pat Os) oh | Ce Me 1 i ~ 16 pa PD m1 OF op ~ or: 620) OA © IONS Rls Oa gise- ’ i+ GOs gy om Ovinen on 25, - . » they fatched ; to the Bricklayer C)yt be g ose 'n 55 Seconds fmer=:: ver Club| shall be gi nti? «he = § Chicago, Chirstmas day and yes- fe then toa oon compe nape © Bray afternoon but instead of sid a | atop " L ton i to give Necro Heavyweight Has Won " oo all 4 5 eT PDs : > “_ ” - fond & ~ 4 ll oF gt Tie DO . ’ at ie aD hea OS Pd ed ed hag h +. » wr. ~ ' @ ®Ohone or oes Ce POD Ot wt We bs. @ « Brook! °« n.. ST. LOUIS R ila gS : ; : ‘“ mide ‘ age 7 . rN .. oe 4% 0 Ne calle ac ten, ' ; ' oj | ajPntine ~Oristensen, Walter Stel ~—S e- . Oo Nl, intp =i 7 ee Cf. ¢ | a bed o IS Cad P+ He Mog COLORS SG 4: ~ S. — a «]- ~ € ee eae oy aoe et a ee ay a ae. 3 ee « ~2 OO a we het tet an ~~» — . > = pat et Dod ee “ ee | ~*~ hea — ~ the Billikens hay ir | very gi fe | > cave won all their | every girl and boy +| weight champion, ahead, except tn the Iowa contest be their first big test. , | regon | But now he things of only how) thing traded at the Dallas meeting} Games on this week’s Big Ten mee Oy nae % tthe corns | meet the Streepers of Alton, an in- —Just A. Reader, calla genuine tradé wind. Thursday — Notre Dame pi i~ the firs une ° St " — f f the rules, m nor or major, t round. min the St. Louis Municipal] ether indicated by the referee or yearling squads in the Municipa) | | Beaswe The preliminary wil] Start unter a e avy ot one iene at Washington. fi nick . . 3 . rday—QO Sta tts- e Nnish Johnson, former world’s heavy- gly four of the men in Tabler The weak point of this system . * to at Pi | rorde ’ } l ; i Tord than 58 victories in the past five «= Bery, Bochnicek, Phelan and{ &8 much or more than the yson, Albert Nov | Pay the first game of their series T * Py ‘ E ° bili | i =e in | During the current year, Godfrey Gimmt entirely from the amateur; Ment on the hap-hazard, impres- ornered P tie e ennis yer, y ligi ty, Sionistic plan of guessing, which cornered group of games with Con- | —_ —nsmemnengy S SKN ithe fibres round, To , ~ = . The judges are not ¢ blame. { pip, [ge James B., Brooklyn at ase tS : . sala, ™m Sa ve s Faience. ca. t i - ses a 0 — ; 4D Bite : ineinnati H pia 133 f 5 ;* > , : ° yers of 1 me through to give the i Sarat aoe © 1 IR 99 gan 42 115 152 Heget’s men yesterday played a _ George King; John Van Ryn sion existing today. Schools like jand “Whites.” municipal league | ed Hope, 21 to 20, mich are likely to cause more con- should do a lot to educate both iis fits > a ~inclnati Squad were in action except Tom Hunter, Davis cup and doubles! ; dicting that prominent universities end of the game his home in Indiana, today Tilden, to t} 27 Pla ers ; rel ; _ BPound, bordering the playing field, | Smith. Rebert F Diaetein R | | es oe ne on | yers in Good Condition for 3 med ito the field itsel; to (= of the reported recom. | Rigo meer. Paul, Cincinnati” “7. | Rixey. Ppa, Incinnati ia oe ; , oe : ¢ tar £ , = , , }+or the Billiken affair in between |State and Metropolitan district. Republican of the House Naval another league e. even, “9 Murphy. Ana yesterday, Cen-| Springfiela was that when a box- }the Eymnasium and fielg house | + aded places. King was at the | Annapolis ig not alone in its e. Feld id Ry bey Assnelated Press Tho , ier, Jahan b rook lwn 5 +? : ‘ | . j * =*0inps0n of the Bricklayer team | ately. Mitchel) ware ©... Phillie .L tk 4: & 1 1s eb ie ae | fame i€ bears must a! Oint | | y | ~~ | oe 4 ee Sd i: 2 eaine, the Bears must also point | Hunter third, but the order is re. | adopt the three-year eligibility | Gia"ck. pan | Weight “Pion, has turned in miforms competed in profession-| Was that, in order to score such a : Pe, t | t t : Buld not fubout os knockouts in little hots i@ ranks last season, namely, Mc-/} bout, the judges had to know Saturday night the Billikens res | $ 0. § ern n ro es on at Cincinnati; Iowa at Marquette, had hed }. : | f c fea. “ Ore ae LOrk .. With Washington University at the | Years. accor . oT al.; reteree. Still, it was an improve P, ELL, ROBT. A. : ass . ding to the records. @rengie. Thus, a team recruited al-| ‘organ, Charlee hee ro”. Billiken gymnasium in the three. | Hornsby knockeg ov $ ; slline a” ao mee Se oe a: ee . ut Jim Maloney of Bos. ues here, hastily put together and | } pooney, James E.. $3Ch - h OY 3! 9 102 4} 2 2t “tha. Perhaps [to c ie ; 3 fas a J = i ing sides. tuiman, C. A. 9Ch-RPr. it.1.. ; rr ey ° .. .2608 | Cordia Seminary for the city cham- . Yn if one round, Monte Munn in + Biatirely unaided by previous *x-| SUIl’ prevails at most ring sides | ? 149199 17-6 9 36 » “apne pionship. Takes Place Held by Dr. Representative WhO | Detroit in the first royna eo | Lack of a standard scoring plan : n 2k 12 : ae : and An- woans a close battle. It was a | ° Bran yew A} RES eat aE Bee pana bie | drew de Roso in the second round. .°7 Mimarkable achievement. | is the sole reason for the confu- | Beck. Clyde E.G) a partite ee | john B.. Pittebure .” | tearm from the Freshman Blues | | Pitt b ce seepeamnd rare Thompson. . | that started by Ben Harrison of | > HUBEY, 'HENEY 7 oul , | © yesterday defeat. S uryg eam = 7 Y unseemly incidents ooreare | the Missouri Boxing Commission Picinich, Wa) t contenders, and ran rings around | By the Associated Preas | BY the Associated Press " them. Al! the members of the; NEW YORK Dec. 27.—Frank | Ps eine - Contest. Woelfer, On Its Way West BPP among local officials than the fans and officials Donoh Cincinnati . ide, | WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.—pPre. had to legve the ee Aa? =i arat, = +... srookly R j — defeats. On Christmas day the * . . VICTOR, ST _ R Flynn, who returns to duty, from | championship Partner of “Big Bil]’’ : wd, permitted to go onto the Knocked Out of the Ring. en i I | ultimately will “refuse all athletir | four bersonal! fouls, | Smith t E . | Coach White at Washington, U. }of the Eastern Lawn Tennis Asso- | Contests with West Point,” Repre- In another extra Period ifs trying to sandwich his practice , ’ Game With Stanford st, mob fashion, against an mendations of the referees ciation, Comprising the New York sentative Britten, Illinois, ranking % erse deci 4 “Rib- " ox a ? sion by Referee “Rib who attended the “schoo! at joe's high schoo] tournament games iThe fist made public today shows Cs . , ; 'wWhich are occupying the floors of l that Hunter and Dr George King Ommittee, said yesterday that Scores: Zo eare Jim McCarthy of the er is knocked through the ropes, be . . . HOPE : F lergs yunche ; If oh - mnt’ } mal minedi. I 8 ——. = 2ecid oes ’ rhlike , . 4 a Jo Punched ~ Ha back Bob count” shall begin in 1edi (nis week. Besides the Billiken | | est of the heap for 1926 and; Mand that the military academy ar Re ia wt wk ( PITT SBURG Dec o7 —Feeling i ‘apie Sl, : wigs alone Starck, lets forward ¢ P ; ‘ie ANd inflicteg what the Bricklayer ' this recommendation is lenry. Frank Keg Yon. -R ey So ee oe ee eee ", Igges| [fora cenference canta ith the | ae ; . . | , . Hers rank, New York ..° "1 ee 2 26 3°. T: .. .2363 {for a conference contest with the versed for this year as a result of | rule Arata _ 4 i i u fit and confident t} pe : i = : . ; . He CLARE \ y : P . . 4 ie or “ : we : , o . _ | ue : ind , supplementary ons -; , ee : a 4k As Se - . eo oe at Strong Kansas quintet, Jan. 6. In , - : Beic! une @ . . . , 2 ; x : ’ : 4 , , ‘ * ce o> ah . Pt ‘ ; == . >. 2 ~ » . ud > t« . © . ' ler ‘ba. : ; ver, left Squad of the | Liversity of Pitts. a were walking off the field at/ should Provide that the count be eBerry, John H.. Brankice “= 2 Bi t Gee > fy > io . 2 tee their first conference bc‘tle, the | unter’s: we om aero tcentag on PB io ot Swremeet etree ee 5: a . » c x i aa . ; as - om _ +. . _ | | *, « »e> i “ a al - > = “* £ e ~ . a Ss > hg > 4 m burg last night Started its jong “© §M* Conclusion of the first halt | increased from 10 to 20. A fight. {| Fiow oklyn....R 67231 o8 4% rien | Eee! | ede “teaser Nebraska. | John Van Ryn, Princeton star, ont uataee . ie 5 Point with Totals trek to the Pacifie Coast and the The Chicago Players, through! er Knocked through the ropee | 7 wa . —#e'y declared was e./ an ff the platform today s i ix . 0 second place for 1927. —2 De a broken nos do 1@ platt today is in | Washington squad came to an end | partment “cannot fa‘l to be im- | Ke 5 ; . 2 or - pod ed OY New Year’ re >. .* a , eses ae | $s Tournament of Roses - C Maehager, notified John Marre,/ a Precarious situation, | yesterday and White intends to Others in the “first ten” Fis pressed with the unreas ble Sstme at Pasadena, Cal. Leiand cor of the Tablers, that v The ring elevation is such tha Herbert L, ss asonableness ‘chiechte, righ “g | Sectional group are ; hwork his men hard for Saturday's . in OY mp | . ie ld not continue the game if; a fighter may suffer injury other ltecal attraction: | Bowman, Jerome Lang, Ff rank | '" West Point's insistence to lgnore | Kastrup’ jen ee . ~oggaa were permitted to re-; than that inflicted by his foe. In : ot. Charles H. Chicago. Shields, Julius Zeligson, Clifford B. the rules e0verning sports in every es ‘omas, Herbert, 24 Bos “Ji ; Cit 3D fed hed ViCuena | ‘Stanford jr. Caiversity, coached a? . * . torsese i 37 Si Star e! t3td~rO i008 ~~ | Sinn bs PDO NS Be ot eh oy ory e mnt PS by Glen (Pop) W: er. ——gie-—ooenGiitermmn | other first. _™ Bett oar annns a : ata ae — aS we e lineup. Marre then addition, the time required to | McQuillan. H. A. 11N} | DEMAVE AND KAPLAN Marsh Jr. Elmer J. Griffin and ton said to entian ry. ol Bethany, “d. Re rks tore Oe LE ors of the West into th th rs ee a *=Doved McCarthy and sent Bud climb back to the ring floor and | Bs reed. 3 victor, 1 GAIN VICTORIES IN Gregory Mangin. Secretary's appearance before his Time of helene ag mee a Biumenkamy, for Jan. 2 : a nd hele et, forward for the| then sen the ropes obviously | taque™ A urs. Molla B. Mallory _ net ccmninliiis am aia resolution to pro. Zions | sete oNenae a ov half, Thompson was also is greater than for a fallen man | j) 7 | | et i. os | BOUTS WITH FOREIGNERS | tne No. 1 player in women’s ranks vide equa! rules on athletic CON- | Name—Positior 4 HEE, of the soba oe — a oe “_ So or the remainder of the same, tO merel y rise from the canvas, | uitt, “Norma . VM Br “BN Rg p | , Sie . ~ 20 onl | By the Associated Press. |@ position she has held for the | tests between the two academies Steck, right forware Pras: . -Pis. J a a ante to 192% ae, = his inju: 1 nose. The | Some discretion should be al- | 7: n. Robert. Chieato eR 42 4 P a eo ve 207 | PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27. —| past dozen years in the district's | The Illinois “repr tativ ia ent forward Eastern érid honors With only one ‘oa ckie plavers contend that Mec.! lowed the referee in such cases. | Aitreau. Rich; a “ee & "3 ! es ; a *¢ Bose | . ‘ a a re Miss Ele: G . P egy ive sa te tonds. good form and smothered the 27.—- Carnegie Tech athletic author.| {ica stars before entering "Vest | —~ i jOuUTnNeY was mapped over ea dif-* a along as Well with him missing. try. mil ©. Pittsbu e. ..p0th ab 6 J > » ve te " #eame of Christmas day might just; the defeat of Jertrics by Johnson. em, Fright ruerd | ota hoe > te, p . ‘ng back in Pittsburg on Jan. 1¢. oC! have been played in a pho- Poday they are — close to the left euard iced Dher's dark room. The for | throne of the C2ampion in éome Players’ Mother Dies. wer @ 80 thick ohne couldn't see more cases. Lute McCarthy, Car! Mor. Funeral! services for Mrs. Nellie i ; halt the length of the flel4. aba eget ~amecged bad as they '% Hak « ho died last Saturday _ the “Visibllity wag sufficiently aN ‘s it have cleaned the lot will be held tomorrow afternoons me. enable one to see which; © : i ri | petty, Jesse LL. Bs P PAE Pe, 1 op © better team. St. Louis de. Which makes one wonder | BELL. HERMAN §. tf i7T an unde ria king chap: 4 u “Ee oy, whether Tunney is 50 eat hi Ww tllongwhbv. ‘ iaude. 5; 155 Delmar boulevard, with in-— | Clay — but the failure of the opposition 20 weak sreat or his RHEM CHAS. F — ¢ , se Io pos ° O'Donnell. ternient in Beliefontaine Cemetery VRP tat, get thee Satan ee comer |. The c thorities 4 nas i ; io "heo- | . eir ac a Wa rds, ‘he Carnegie au orit - : Nire age Was the wife = “i a eTOr ed Tulnous. The errors of the |™an: Tom Scott, fullback ana half. | McWeenr. oh | t S Club to | Proved the 9 me bean it "Wael te eg nates oo ne ae qotais Ss 5 dore B. uk * mother of a. ' — S. & ; = -Z - oe parta ~- 7 oe | NCago as an a ona n Seo of fi ie mtn * i “ ~e chee oat lypag . =m, ©2 both days, were al. iin ae amd ee | Yoo! ate! “ go . oe ‘ . eh Ate PI H ‘found that it required Carnegie nd be day goo Served for ela dene maarcme i Referee Peat! : : rely errors in tactics and | Larne. Herman burg... oR Fe oe 7 - 009 | ay cer riere | Piay five games away from home * | baseball With the thermome. | Time of haleeoucten minetes, PrOlessional basebal} in the miso! we : e , ars “tt Sret ’ ; Be 8™t and not in the mechanics | Alec Woods, the left fullback, and | Mills, Arthe _ Boston... oR : . "igh , i. ‘e*: 2 ( ? /with only three at home. if | - - “ee Kicking There was a shocking | Tom McEwan, the goaltender, were | Mohamam, John Ff ae oe ote tee New Year $s Day Silda coda en ae re ost Duluth Ties Winni ee oe Understanding which in. {the rocks upon which the Brick. | at | Hockey Star Suspended. | busy with tennis sles date oa le 3 tated Press tes that the Players are not|layer team was built. Neither: mm | wr Sparta Club of Chicago | MONTREAL, @ Dec. 27 | stag ball gz me. “a a on iy oo Min Dec. 200]e4 in ; 7 a3 vr out t center fo - + huh. 7 ; A; , b.. £. UTP. : Pes a BS oe. ri Fi. ~ a Ge Will appear here next Sun- a =F 8 wy A sw, Fae. Foc. & 3g JQ: ame was sare on aj JI hat . o., > Ry “e. meruing and maneuver. noe> ¥sorseagg mlm Cant. re. | Seehare +3: Bavz $17 720 1503 S355 Sot 28 84 214 65 3 1} # day and Monday tn a pair of §/ Sabo Siebert, ieft wing star of | eemi-pro osmond on the West | Winniper and Duluth fought to ne Foe | ® © the two days’ plav , serve backfield man, appeared to | CPicMF? ....1d% S37 Gti Ban foe 4 me: a: a 35 , |) *xhibition soccer games against gf ee ass utreal Maroons, was. sus. | Side. it was the mildest Christmas | 2-2 tie in thelr opening same of Sun, gy vourohie, clgic.. onl €Ts stood out 4 - Several approach the standard of play ‘hota 55 Bete 621 4 , 216: 21 && 06 a > two St Louis professional clubs. ¢| pended indefinitely by President Chicago has seen in many yeara the seri « leat night. ¥ , ao0ve their o¢ 8207 754 : 124 264 7 : 1G 27% it was announced today by Win- Frank Calder of the Naionas foe retnemeg .. iC “he Duecker Phelan, Neal Mc- maintained by the others. Pete i fF 8: 2 222 77 Hockey Le a ’ : : | ; . : “gue yesterday. This B 154 §& 41 € ton E Barker, head of the loca} | punishment resulted from eae’ | Ba ‘at *$3 ; A ‘wa, ar ae ua oa > Benoist, Quinlan, Lee ana | Quinn, the center half, was both 8 one = — —« ne league eG seas, a ©* each Played as nl strong anti ingenious in the first 1935 : v Soe 10 . : between Siebert and Billy Boucher Ci well or == - . An all-star team wi!) repre- of the New York Americans fn the cent gar *Sirveta €5 rari the academies would meet on the | eridiron next fall. ee i aoe | GOLFERS ENJOY BUSY | TS ge rd. rick. right forward ae . . . . . ldo a Le - 7 . * * * As ‘ ole Ga — ’ | ’ . AED et pad Se Dies "i rigiie Riran a Bochnicek went | so well! yesterday. 5 ok ll * pil ' “et * Anat especially in the BeCc~ The Brickies appeared stronger | IN HOLIDAY GAMES By the Associated Press. a . * Be: a =e he got his feet an than a year ago. They had tol whe St. Louis Blues, local ad CHICAGO, Dec. 27.—The Chi- omy P when he had the finest | trave] at their best clip to win by e “ scores of 1-0 and 2.0. It is pos. | fessional football eleven, a sin, STE aa - 4 on two days’ Play. sible, therefore, that St. Louls clubs ;even in its holiday contests. “Virginia Qerie -, re backfiela of the All-imay win back some of their lost | Christmas day, the team was de. | Heather sess ; ~ de ae “ain Played excellent football Prestige in the soccer world before | feated by Memphis, 7 to 0, while Hallas, president of the club, said | § “ed with the ee a rh J the lead in the Cago profes- league club Monday, Barker ¢} night. The two players were fined | Said. | $25 . aa each. Teams from Detroit ana To. ?| 75 , | the Big Box of 100 ronto, Canada. applied for the N fear’ tes, buf heir . eS i: New Year's da -* } BAN ANTONIO, Tex., Dec. 27.— | ; financia) demands were too : i e (« tr ; | bolster its weak spots. George |) peat Barker said. Sparta : A late Christmas present for “noe mer Catcher Is Traded. Dernten ‘cago Bruins hockey team is casting On | *>out for players in the East to} lerming, 4 Bi than he has played in loca] | day's play but he did not g° nearly . _ a w ¢ sent this city Sunday and a , ay” ants Hockey Players. : : sieht ret , ne Forum Saturday ked Ask for 305 Out of p ¢ | C 5 §) |} Antonio baseball came |) announcement Was made that | Cateher Frank Meyers has been , ny th ss | | Goleta Se ; seen: it oe | iene line — never able/the conclusion of this season, if |yesterday the st. Loutsans gained |he is anxioug to obtain Nat Hol- ipemaity | ay - ® Boopy nape =. they will profit by the lessons | 12 te 7 victory over Blytheville, | man, star of the City College of|{ % obtained from the Omaha Western amther cloudy: tract, g McLean, the right wing learned in these holiday games. Ark, ci ae York team, — slinsine ein, ie “mow | League club in a player trade, SOV Ence ¢

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ee POST-DISPATCH _ —+.TUESDAY, “ — STLOUiS POST-DiSPaTCH __ : ' Contributions Christmas Pand : I°res soamly EK ere mie 1) bon , Pit, Mowe & te im. Lame) Peug Bt. iwGis “impor é. &. tbetee tes 24 iM. 2 omr.h CUt sere ate Peci da, leet, Suburten . PGis Lit. hi orperition of ts . Horgan. . « A. Bu eeacher Bil Magness - & 2 Mi’y Sain Gornex - aes cDounough M4 Pt ee Catieten © 3143-45 VW ashingica. eB. Hal. “~ UO WW. Octet P 5. Adams. 5 FP’. Krite oe | P r Mueier .. d.U Ryockard J. ¥. Slattley Wegerborh 2 St - - SOW Tied. . . Git Crees we Ae Toia) _ ; ** iE. J. Curley .. 60 | Marvy © Oorner nO; 1. Satchfield 92425 5 7 $b- we > syne ~ oe il ee roe — *« mtr Seee ~ an | ot Sa re Sitter. . | Wolfl-Wilsen 52 eSetes - St Gt fe pore . * - , *-* ; e OWE 1259 2 re = eS ' y'Y W ilheame R > . | aed £. 07 Te} ~~ t208o— om wt® ~ - Gradz, W.S.H @milion. ; .. er BR Steveng . Penny tin ’ 4. Bekeme:> we le DS "Th h.2 fee vr eS ™“ VI te 2 STA tell at mat PO Be T. Schroeder. “ oy e tore vj. & : hile -0! hdgar Ac 2... Hugo B Ogres Ww. tr aw ~ & c "rs, ‘OME — &, Schu¢ider , .. S#afriger, | a e VHianey.$) ¢ : ‘ ys ; Cl. Wendelj O . T tS, . ' Lad 7 ry - a a. -83 40 ee ~ Zll@ wN. Broadway | ee Sa ze!. ee DO i : ~ S FESTIVAL FUND | | as 1 | OO ibid ear ov i Kiasne}) , ns . : Potive Pepe rtinent fiat, Mountog iSl¢ Srndi Pistcka | ! fie. £6 Poliee Department tise Tenth pi. Wo. +" bint, “AAA Chark * iiet, Bon Pierce Gy P86 ie es 8 2325 ARO xr a: Gs - ate Trust ; . : ; = 28 its Brow ueteln, 219 Tithe Guaran. e ty Ridge. ' ; 7 “OO 3 Perhwutter, °719 Tith Guaran- aut, ly Bide : Oe .se - o. an pee Riexx Dental Laboratory ‘o., x we) e. Tune § chiomp 14104 Pine ; ‘ or « i... trardner x. | &. Bohs +: — ~~ ge We a . 3 e« > | Or Fionn a ‘ e Rieger. A. Hamann ro j —.. . aah 00! C. chi Hting, B Brunk Sid. W, Magm it ' A. ‘Oger . 4 Jitu P22 Po Deen Cen - ~ tlaggard. _ NX. €stétmmayer nmin | Mack internstiong| Motor Track Corp... | Pine st. ; 4 : ae g -¢€ ?* reg OM Hans ! Dretmise rulie Stute « Ost tee BED» Libert, € Pet rai Tr Mets de bea, Doo — oe oh eneaetaceeies > @ >, we ee ] Ado)ph Meidinger, N - Harting. oO J Myers - OBflie., | BS B85 Fi. . Bree DO i 7 Em sex > } Ss r Rens, P } H irk. c J Jacobs a ea HR Gangenes Alig Rohmary Pan Atchison . 0D Leonhard: RES... bed Po - ~~ - i A“ oSIOSe fe * ~ —. N. Kinexhighwey as . . : ' ‘high way ineleon °° iy les Hartman American ( eresiit » , Co. wf haat ol af a lig “ts , Sahn lg ee Frederick ~~ fi Gz on = - ‘* i = =— , , ° tise] n>. yer ' : Pe y >. eRe Piwe, 1906 By eo a 1@ heuitathi ide... ack Bie ieunen 9; Pierre ic. , "Mol, % Teprs en bes 2 Pierce Ride. - Pare 4 ’ liwt. es a | Las I ‘ ‘ent?’ gi6 \. Peetid Conhirr ny. Euclid Akos ote La et ce b ie Be " ’ ’ mm -« S fone es ar? (Je > . * @s = *, ¥ ses « ~ ~ eG ¢ 6? el hat TTD ht Oe pe &* 72@2> (wee? *.¢% , Y rer =) Segre a ‘ys tend > ’ ye i fy Vie@eiy IOO3S9 bad bend 5 Oo BP PS oe me Git Sos a was -~ nue dee, 2 ~ wi Oo gwis TIS? 2 tsree @? tts Jt ty 4 sk: Piney a “Sle © & & « . , = te ee be id Pub|au im ee * ” = ~ ~~ ttt be — Fe ponte rte Bigs 4 - i} i = ee ») oe = ” we fo OR PO ew fas CSaSetem>- Hai legs SUB Pine Finting £ %. hint. =" Nore Mchernan hiet. tBlive | . Mechunics Pig. MAL 4a lint Eee *. Broatw,-. ' os Pare “hf t. Lpter lint, 2? Herries & fee, 896 = ndicate Tr. . . + ; ily : ~ & Comem Co. tet, — ‘.. VW. Mahoner. ene W sshington me mere Trerk fo. lini. Some "i yo woustnety, — ured —. men Ti brag t iss, ’ > eS d slit, 25 Coma ithe cert Contra See Ri re GM trere pa | ae oa a . .* ‘ Soft a Oe tint, iss : se in, Ss AMthe sender Bids. a A. ® Cree &. 4k. « Beott tist, son Kobe } 4 Breet ts ops te = ee Chai “st POUR May. Vi Stlinien S734 Choo- Koken ‘ . lit. ee ee | Tien «x : aveunts Broa. fet, Sy ‘. Marri. [ee My War Bros. Sires Ce. Ther, tht ee? = 4 . ad wi Vt oe ot Sins te Sommers] 6) Pz Ckhmman . Ay : ~ Trt? Sas pe Tee Fy “ v om 2 wn ne Nae Ee 1 * ye o oR t niversity Club ' ; ~~’ \ Bile tl ¢Degeu @ respiratory ailment ', by smoke and fog. | have been 38 years old Jind 4" eee — Ball. ) Mann ..**° P v ay A week ago Father Lowrie _... SX ¢ Meine: , «+810 70} . Sam caught a cold which ~~ : Ninth Fivor, Adver- | Minutes from. | ay amc Oo 2 , oF" » + . : ~ 7" eae b= ; a PYD THe . I i umn P ‘ m 7 ~ 7 P Fad : > 4 7™ . : . o . . : * : wl 4 4 Aal® y vy, j ; j , id owt & Bldg. 4 ~obneton i} J ri sag rv . : r ; é A. “Ingoit.. Pts ney ; , M ari, rT =a | im OeTt. .B] 65 irshfeld ‘J Donnell. . Fehmal) .- A. FE. Neelg . Helen Pat’ son . 7 Nugelbers: Louis Hoppe Tineer: sage 5a bs im. MeK zie . : , : ‘i ~e ‘3 ‘ ; Raue . f ‘+ ; I . $20 ai ~ =~ - 4 z " : “£30 D “a os Pi C% MIT) & “yen Hite % Keffent. 'oer., O85 i ni versity Clwh Bide ‘iere A. Miller, Sees wo 2 to a. - “ 40) o' wt Stor "2a 4 He would Friday. Bouscaren com plicated bide Po Ee Chris Kruege!} Freder CK ~ MDD ee es F risce ~ ~ Sigelorf Rroc. eTeon. S Ff OF ht ho eet 2 oe . we at ~~ © Que *. w~ ca + «+s 4 Drew née a v ste 7 : ivf Tower , . er. 7 | : e mr be 38 Hecvert Travers Mily .. bite Tes. WV ort hingten Pu Corn. ‘ ia Audit (e.. 70} V ain GIS \ RKiheht er 160) | Geneviere Gaye tor ? eee Cae St oinenwky Kickha:p Martens thet Siz A,r. . a : Wright Blde wk £ te» lint, ie « Mr. and en” M ; 2m bepry a ar A Tremaine. Ine liet. x. c aa Wiel rene tine “es Kvteter & Cu. lint. *. WB aiowrie iy Bid Ronnemtene | x. PF. Beers het, ageR Dietrrnm ¢ torent wade 5 Liners list, SOy A. Te vier : lineia ¢ iret KR x list gle > Pine Derigrt rreine lint Ain : &shiig h- Deter, BD hfe nae COHMISCO ver © Guy | @ Priest at St * 1920 and after ¢ © with the School hb WAS a native of ~ brothers, Cg Drom ' Cham. + oe - G Se o. Jing. et | ~ - ~ & ee “UGrtac sua Houander Laeh [a Plate é Stresq PCRCTEEE (iq. dint, cane Mectric Ge list, 4527 . fat 44 ij A, Broad. Fire Derortmners hist. Engine Ca, Si. 4300 Kichetberge, -- ” ie re r a wl ; ee | La Pim a te. ps ¢ bs Be blond & Graf ling ; Chemicn} Bldg. ' 3 Nations) Bank of Com meres list ive & Wandline Vist ‘les: Merree SO ae oO Mex - 108 79 : | ¥v oe . sa. Untied MT tes Rubber Oo lint, . et Park be ist. @245 Fer. 16 “Prue. Se? - ure bint, list, 2342 | - Pegietem ligt. 1020 Tole. . Dhaene Bide bis io ; Frank Dipacia list, 134@° North a¥lor a en ue arl.egton Hotei Tist, iG24 Mar. : et stree ; aa 2 6 Wendling Art “Gis. Co. fist Brockiman -2e South } wert, Steeet Schaberg va “ra Hans { loth ine Ce. list, eo > ™ ul ae . © Starke WR aah " ae) we : 3 ; Bu. nan dine pe V @)e "Vrms list, 2§o Cus ; #4 ; 6? trem » CHOorganc: © Titatet lint 3% Olt, Poet we q street late yesterda chance acq had been drin - Wa tr Stree . wOwther i R. Flubbs me Fi. Do!ph up a A Jobason Helen ht ee ~ wy ss ~ Ie oanye Tax j » Bowes | Kohie, toned 19 @ M | Audw Buiicing : 5 Packing Co. Net £100 Bre. = Chee ay Rubb-+ sis a Rat, 26x Nerth Pon Ww. ; Cree dsdme So Pee) lint. lies Lecesi Bureay list, A345 ROMs esice: a ed PY eet ay Je © Tt Gy Cig re ane eae ance ( lint. © 75 Kup, Buick Ce. boule) ard in flee Pot list, ile Nerth street , —_ “rr en’ “ds Hanver, Mutua Life Inaur. 5 inn . ts, st. S874 Seuth t. levare ” jie “- - 206 dea —e a. lG@te Franktin m & & Gibbons > *S RS» » > _— : ro Ge Rathman. ° 4 Lincdhorst . ‘ 4 Pie | Rice SY1 Pian. Hingn iter Linnay Par lie - Me bery T? Pi god 4 . 62 * —_— "M29 eseg morte wu ma hing to ~ > > SES IME pe - — w@ ~ 42M pe ‘ Peters 1% erne Jr. a 7 ms (ps t phe ee > oe va Peat Rat eee. ee —— Attracted by the antics of “Who said = mame is Fred f PGlice arred ed him yesterday ‘rnoen. A roll of bills be haq Waving Contained $35 tf, Police foung Subsequently. Said, Sam Angelo, of the tei, reperted * - wt é ASP OPO RCIA ; P W ashington. v*s., . *“oMag | mise this 8p- POrtunity t arep Wow a wwe ee YF Sara list, ’ te * llee . Klein Agen y lint, Sil 07 ben . Lovuderman Bu! yy ‘ oP bh wey., - 6 oo Kel) pone Mevirie Co. Lit A. A. Wachter Det, 2011 Sour a Nations) lead (Ca. F velo a. te Studios Diss ‘BTSa = mie tt: Internationa! Chee avenue || baeess , is # Op ernationa! Warm, i - [90 BED SH [38 AMERICAN : > ot ST we ‘e Pt Lt Ce - See! me “FP@ration ling on Nirki Pinte Road list, a ers Bulling _- pid Engraving (0. $49 . lint, Adver- P t ising Building ' has. at¢ , _ =. % a pl . L143 Washing. J Rata... e - = As os : 8 , 5 See ss ng ; Re ‘oo : ” te re? . ie he | es a? Eng enna rdt oe age Cl@n .. 50; £ Sy @. B. Cro: ae i oe Carteton fe. Printing Ox. ef St. Van '21 Nerth Third at — nei Bank Examiner ‘he a ee Se Federal Commerce \ B. Smith Printing Cea, Bide a Third Fiver. Obie Mateh Sales ¢.. list. 1304 A. B. Smith wm J. “rndiewte Truat Bide. . ; 7 sg eee —_ ~€ F Iretuand Cnetly (Co. tint. Gos N. : ©. Baltner 0 Seal hea mwlenbur Mirhel Kinney ital.” si Calumet studio Mesteey On. 15152! 8 2 Gn b — 6 ; © Pion 2 — ™ Ji? Ww a . ‘ “ A Bed Sue Distributing Co. tax . =e an Trest MRid«. a ( pittteknccht, @ Mart! ord : Gs “) ndieete Trae Bir. ~ ‘ hte eet ( Batic. a. Furniture Ce. 4206 Mas. Allee Sprieeethalts. Cheater avenue mag " , : r Te’ ae W. Hudsos SOO. So : Realty (. 11G@L Loewnt (ash Serta us Sag %. 1438 aye. \@ 1 me x. Picate 18 oe Mrs. Kulph Mat hawas &¢ “eo bared " 4 Tote! Joha #8. Gundiach ¢@ Ce., 3615 x ~~. Rorhe +e on ae: Wr. Waae 6 si i Stoeh ne “ & hibey i. P's tien. a aoe eee “yvudieuie Anistettedtiiaep dase ; “ ° Ss Wi Ae Shs let inet otal on £23 &2 $22 fr ep ‘ Venings-News!) Grain Oo 4a2 - Sohan ge Bidg. Merchants’ ‘ ? >i *} . é . a ieee Vo “ ri vale. 4505 Mary. "108 S Ae BI WV hedeeri Bid Bett ees y ied W\44 Oliee ‘ ” Anek Alen. SO44 iiee Leva. BK A literynior %. , SUnervixar of PY wnirngl P4uce. 5 Ge Ton, ae Lorie Publi. Me berrenly 5 oe Ni helps Kaden, s'rt#mia, 3@ N. Gih a * rank Leinnd danes et Clarence tollhnan. an Cham.- 5 eo ber af Commerne Bide : Rinlowe. ag Sullivan Paint te, 5S ee | Cash ca : oo | Clare V. Burns : pitas i i 1 eo Walter Ashe Radiv Ce.. 224 ». 29 8 Grad 1 08 Barry one N. Rive resimens Ce, Tle WN. : Max en mae... : va nur. 476u4 NX, se Irene Paice, i%ig Sidines ®# eee Chndneicc, 4. ROR | We will finance u.. ese oe ee wkns | able, as we}] as le “EG, Mover Pezaliviere | Small installments from income next Payments Carn interest if made regularly, RE EP BPR ag: od MRIS PRG & Is eh ce 2 ~ CON Diy os, me Ll tf fiz ¢g Kimell, ipse Frankia . Poe h wend soi Ferguson, Griff ene a ba Mrs. Jaced hamp, Vil St.” 2335 “Whois: le r : ett it if 7 $ 288 8 see ¢ of year when bills seem to have nd there may be taxes, insurance, Other extra expenses, -_ ee fa nd | ES 7 s them at rates R e 8 883 a ane Leeust Veorge, 4457 Shen. rie, 2414 Washing. asa ‘hemiral ral Tries x midt Co, lint. tis Pine Em Ca, Character ang earning power of Maker and co. makers are our only security. “Bring Us y Cur F inzancia/ Troubles” AND THRIFT co. OPEN MONDAYS UNTIL = p ™. tie ee Ome ~ ARMY GOODS STORE . 25 oJ 10° & Wasni NGTO eu $ ~~ edad Le oo = 1022 LoUsT ST. Pat eb ODA Be ee nee S** 4900000 (two. SERED 33 : -- er re os a

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_ A ee ene a — nn alememmealcamae: § District. Wiried... Dist rict. Valiens.. ; eae ees nd and os, nee Frick. SCiss. . . aa Bates... Seulnier, Sheehan 1 090 525 meat e. : amend : : : 0 : r : > we ’ seo.ve OG brene Fane hmart . tchison . Leonhardt Ls bs leric K eOn, |Chapman. ott La e¢* ee ] HINER STAN “giiiam M. Cooper Had Been a yes in Baltimore for Mis- appropriating $29. egociated Presa. SURY Dd., Dec, 27.— e refusing mee for more than > meee weeks in a self-imposed hun- ia girike, William M. Cooper. embezziement warrants is- for bim in connection with an of building and toan company we and died Sunday night. established the Wicomico and Loan Association 32 ago and three weeks ago it “tts doors after being ad- bankrupt. that time, Cooper, who was with a $29,000 misappro- of funds, had refused nour- R BOUSCAREN’S BURIAL TAKE PLACE TOMORROW of St, Louis U. Faculty of Respiration Ailment Aggravated by Smog. a Rev. Pierre B. Bouecaren, 4 J. a member of the faculty of the St. Louis University School of | Patent. will be buried tomor.- gow morning in the Jesuit ceme- .tey at Florissant, on the grounds ot St. Stanisiaus’ Seminary, after Sqoneral services there at 9:80 | gclock, He died Christmas day of | _pespiratory ailment aggravated moke and fog. He would =r been 38 years old Friday. 'g week ago Father Bouscaren a cold which ‘complicated Sioee and bronchial trouble of long ‘ganding and early Sunday after- }_ phere After he had lapsed into ousness a physician or- - gered him removed to the Sem- ipary at Florissant in the bope that the clearer atmosphere there would félieve him. He failed to revive, and died about three Father Bouscaren was ordained . & briest at St. Louis University in 9970 and after that was connected pe with the School of Philosophy. He , Was & native of Cincinnati. Two bers, the Rev. Timothy L. also a Jesuit Priest, Completing his studies in _. Rome. and Gustav Bouscaren, an » engineer of Winnetka, Ill, survive » bim. WILK WAGON DRIVER ROBBED _ OF $58 BY NEW ACQUAINTANCE »» Pilling Station Attendant Bitten in Struggic With Negro Who Took $40—Other Robberies. ~ Lawrence Turner. a milk-wagon : driver, found wandering at Thir- P teenth strect and Franklin avenue late yesterday, told policemen a mance acquaintance with whor® he had been drinking during the aft- y) emmoon robbed him of $58. Carl Gunter, attendant at a f!l!- ing station at Beaumont street and Pine boulevard, suffered injuries to his head and was bitten in the left t —. hight, during a struggle . " | 3 & Negro robber who took $40 ingredients to Instant Swans J? tom tim. Down and you can have spice 4 Attracted by the antics of a man Who said his name is Fred Lowery. ® Police arrested him yesterday .ft- , ‘fhoon. A rok of bills he had been | * Waving contained $35 in $1 bills. Police found. Subsequently, police said, Sam Angelo, of the Model Ho- tel, reported he had been robbed . of $70 in $1 bills by several men, one of Whom had stabbed him in the left leg. William F. Niehaus. propricto* of @ grocery at 2857 Belt avenue, told police last night that some- one entered the place during his and took $458 cash from a hiding place beneath a bin. Hearing on Belleville ‘Gewer Plans. 4 public hearing will be hela | Saturday by the Belleville Board of ' Lowa) Improvements, on West E | Street district sewer tmprovement “@ which the estimated cost, ac. @ ding to City Enginecr J. W. Tay. » lor, ig $28,000. ee (ee MT. AUBURN MARKET ee Lae Wellston STEAK ==. 18 JAPANESE SHIP CAPTAIN TRIED FOR COLLISON, KILLS HIMSELF Commanded Cruiser That Sank De. stroyer—Court Martial Verdict By the Associates Press " TOKIO, Dee. 27 ——~—Capt. Mizuki. former commander of the cruiser Jintsu, committed suicide today, holding himself responsible for the disaster Aug. 24 when the Jintsu Sank the destroyer Warabi, caus- ing the death of 12 officers and 99 men, The court martial trying Capt Mizuki and others in connection with the disaster Was expected to declare {ts final verdct tomorrow. Paul Weiss Gets Turner Medal. Paul Weiss, a member of the Bt. Louis Turnverein for 60 years, was presented with a gold medal at | the annual Christmas festival of the organization last night. Diplo- mas for ten years of regular at- tendance were awarded to Joseph Estes, Joseph Marin Jr. and Kath- erine Lander. CHINESE PIRATES LOOT SHIP Many Passengers on French Vessel Killed or Wounded. By the Associated Press. SHANGHAI, Dec. 27. — Advices from 1-Chang report the looting of the French steamer Shuheng by pirates, many of the passengers be- ing killed or wounded. The pirate attack occurred ite Thursday below I-Chang while tBe vessel was proceeding to Sha!}-Shi, on the Yangtse Kiang. AMERICAN DEBUT of the Distinguished ™ at Italian Conductor BERNARDINO MOLINARI SYMPHONY CONCERTS PROGRAM — Corelli, Debussy, Or erture Tickets $1, $1.50, $2. $2.50 Suite “L'lele Joyeuse”’. for Strings: Respichi, “Pines of Bome'’; 1004 Olive St. AMUSEMENTS ODEON urs. Eve.. Dec. Fri. ~y" Dee, 30, Symphony, “Tannhacuser™ Beethoven, First Wagner, CHestnut 8828 | -~_—_ °° SHURE RT| Gent Matinees Tomorrow and re Seats Avaliable at Box Office. All ey All erresmnnnete a BEG. NEXT sUN.., SEATS THUKS. Messre Shubert Present Nights, $1.10 te §3.30; Sat. Mon. sand Mate.. $1. 10 te $2.75. Mat. Wed.. to $2.20 Nisth and ORPHEUM fi tustin Orpheum Circuit Vaudeville and Photopiays Tonight (All Seats Keserved)—Main Floor, $1 (Plus Tax); Balcony, 50¢ Gaia Christmas Week Program Internationa! Coitumbia Record Artiste HARRY WAIMAN & DEBUTANTES HOOPER and GATCHETT & CO. COUNTESS SONIA’R REVUE BROWN & WHITAKER, Comics Reed & cnaee a ~Weate of Feet" Feuture The COLLEGE HERO with Ben a & Pauline Garon “Tw wo Performances New Year's Eve. 4 Ne Advance in Prices. All See Br 8S a Ce 4og 1 3Ol ad “8Oe nn? (PERA 7— SE il A. M.—CONTINUOUS— 12 P. M. ! great Neen Cree @ MORTON STANLEY REVUE “PRETTY CLOTHES” with pie Ralston Feature Photo Matinee Today, . S5c; aeeree 15¢ . — T . dan. 3 ODEON oat on den. | The Met. Opera stouse Sensation | KING'S HENCHMAN Reok br Edna Vincent Milley Kamoasoud $2.20, | Composer Deems Teylor St. Mueical Director, Jacques Tickets, Parg. $3.30, £4.40—Bal., $3.30, Aeolian Co.. 1004 Olive St. Direction Fi a Cuenys GARRICK 0.273 mike “HIGH FLYERS” SACKS CALIFORNIA PEACH CHORUS — ————— eth and Chestnut Today—2:15&8:15 Phone MAin 2651—WE HOLD SEATS. At the Coliseum Dec. 29 ” Jan. 2 America’s Grea test PHOTOPLAY THEATERS ‘NEXT WEEK ONLY FON? “113 MATINEES LAST A Leoding Thgstre of St Tout DAYS TWICE ToD ay“ pea Day This KOZY 48689 Naturai Bridce “When Danger Callie” and “The Wrong Mr. Wright" Eilmogrames ASHLAND 3520 Newstead Bremen Theater { “By By Whose Hand” & 20th and Bremen Gay Retreat” EMBASSY 4838 Delmar EXCELLO 2506 Salisbury FAIRY 6640 Easton GRANADA “The Stolen Bride” dae Greater Battle” Semon in **The Iertect “on: Snari of Hate” Charlie Sehmat Rancer in “Ranger of { “the North” and 1. “Buster’s Imitation” KING BEE { “Desert 1710 N. Jefferson ee. and Dust” with Ted Wells KNICKERBOCKER ‘THE BIG PARADE” 3145 Park — 40HN GILBERT “Arizona Bound” and | { Gary Oooper if “The Firal Extra” | TUESDAY, DECEMBER ANEW year is a gift from the power that be. It is a prof- fered opportunity for a new start. with the mistakes and the disap- pointments of the old year forgot- ten and discarded. Take the new year as the boon it is; enter it with the firm re- solve to make 1928 a year you can look back upon with pride and with joy. You can do you will. 75 OCfLmaA BLVD eee it, if ecil B. Bennie’ Stupendous gy By LO WELLS .pautrice De Sote & N. Brdwy. and “7 CREMATORIES Little wiscbraaa® KING” KINGS Startling epg ater allSeats BUY TICKETS IN. ADVANCE Reserved MACKLIND “The Rough Riders” M « cNAI Ri; “The Beauty Par- McNair & Pestalorz( mn” and “Riders Me: , Sone of Temp- { tatio f the West” 56415 Arsena) er Als® Comedy Monday (New Year) Wednesda y—Sat urday miss TOMMY” George Tyler's Smashing Comedy Hit MOGLER Sth and Bremen New SHENANDOAH Bdwy & Shenandoah “By Whose Hand” @& : “The Gay Retreat” Gifts to the Ladies Setablished 1885. Missouri oennee” |e (Arsena St. enc Gubuette Ave. $600 West. Beautitu! Chapei fot tunera) services. Marble Niches in the Columbarium tor the PERPETU Al careot theashesot yourdead. Exclusively a Crematory “Cxemation a Growing Custom in keeping with the Progress of the Times”. inepection cordially tnmvited. (cB4) FOREVER” f “ONCE AND With All-Star Cast direct from New York and Chicage Nicht Boe, $1.10. 10, $1.65. $2.20 Mall Orders Monday ng ete 10 Now — Seats on * Mats. 500 41.10, 3) 0, Ready Thurs. Newstead 4566 Lee Av. O’FALLON 4042 W. Florissant F ther” “Blarney” “ual News WILLIAM GAINES ‘ia on onl FEVER” Free, 25 Turkeys FM PRESS THE NATIONAL PLAYERS, CHRISTMAS WEEK ATTKACTION “THE PATSY”’ an Hazel Whitmore and John Lorenz Thursday and Saturday Muatinees NEW YEAR'S EVE 8 O'Clock Performanre and Seurenir Midnight Matinee NEXT WEEK—“THE POOR NUT” PHOTOPLAY THEATERS Sarts Today—Ends Friday WOMEN PALM PAULINE 2841 QUEENS 4700 Maffitt RITZ Grand and Juniata man Jr. and dackie all in “The Bugie Call Rowlinsen. UNION Union and Eastun co Co OLIVE BROOKS io WELLSTON: “UNDER WORLD” M228 Easton CAbany £6u6 OAK GROVE |" THE CEMETERY UNUSUAL aft] MAUSOLEUM “PAID TO LOVE” with Geo. O’Brien, Coien and Greet and “The Coward” GArfield $331.(c@2) Se UNDERT AKERS Lillian and ae OM, With “a the Cast “THE GARDEN OF GERAGHTY seer 22, a LI-N-DEt-L BL AT BOYLE | Phone FOrest gest. JBtferson 3608. (c62) PESTALOZZI ° ater Ruth miller tn | Pestaiozzi Also Comedy Olive Brooks and Evelyn Brent “U NDERWORLD’ | Bi Double Program “The Understanding Heart” ‘i doan Crawferd Francis KX. Bush: with Claire Winuser and Herbert Today, First Show 6:45 P. M. “Prisoners of ’ wae & ‘Lighting’ medy ee ee Comedy and News ACTUAL SCENES SHOWS EVERYTHING All Sents $5¢ ay only showing in St. Louis Garam Under 16 Admitted CAPITOL Gth and Chestnut Phone: GAr. 046) LOEW'S STATE Washington, & STH Continuous, 10-12 ——— ee Joyous New Year Eve Frolics! Celebrate New Year's Eve at the Ambassador and Missouri! Greet 1828 with Ed Lowry and Brooke Johns! Big New A Whirl ef New Year Jey! Extra Acts! AN\NY “ ‘for this great week. \\\ Ea himself. It's Great! : = - A Aa GA i /ithis , Something bigger and better Lats of Xmas cheer and joy from § See : AN PASE : a eat it Zz the Screra Fiaming Youth os the Tear Again— F HE:.EN oF TROY” “ ret Ww BP x exane 45 QD. m. Ls dia ae “ot 3442 © Indiana av¥er ue. ; beloved Otte abd Lydia Boeh Calv ary Cemetery. BU tnee ‘ our dear niece and cousin 27. at 2:30 D- — ither » chap Concordia Ce oe ie) into rest on Monday at 12:30 & m., Fred ‘ 4a2U3 Kessuth avenue, de wl Katherine Bollhorst (nee dear taiher of Mre. Amanda Rah- Mrs. Olinda Hansen, Mrs. Edna Ou i? ae Hos brother-in-law, father-in-! law and in his seventieth year Dec >0). at from Drebmann-Harra! chapel, boulevard. to Zion Cemetery. ZA jeehi he _ aki. and Mooilac ‘c3) 10-30 m in thoille. i or se sister i. ander, St. Louis, Mo. _ictim to ‘o pearly Pr | Bde ponies lease 4, -¢. EL UERS neet of the stocitho: oi hei f ie | (her, Stfioes ia the | LD a . the etock Streues Mile. e Pain rd Aone , ~ 4 ee we le ee ea A PETRA to Rete el OR ety Ee LB Ay igh CAR MET 4 Pe De ee ee Geo: ice Ik. as Cer aaae hone. | ea ee Rl oe Ree ee esi pha pba egy areal ere aendieng eth ae Sal, Ak ke Mee i +S Re 9 9 ey Ph My: SE es We x SHED Sole... 2 idl ; anti hutieess ae ey a " oe My iniy Hing Re, lala ia ne er Me. Mi nen, 9S Payp ge + ae & ran “ fe a ae ‘é “4 , Fe 2 ae saahhe Lat. “rs Ne 4 fe ky RIS ae 2 ee eyed. 4s ‘ on ene a ee ss RR eng) e- a 00 My * - se | w Rg Hey * ‘ a a eae grea: ee. Rips x the rt ee Bere Me, me e a, tee : a eee ee

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: {OCAL ST PAGE 28 ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ SHARES SOLD 9 , RK Plus extra. ™ including TODAY’S NEW YORK STOCK MARKET a3 asa a con ae his TRENDS LAC i) cesiie santa Sie ate noe oe (COMPLETE) l te date, 560.149.900 shares, compared BY SPEUIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE & Beowtnae ses eins ar se he Coincident With Calling a tzy Al Ch 7) kis jis 2 : : : : . of $25,000,000 in Loans Has Tendency to Restrict Trade. A nee a a STOCK MARKET AVERAGES. | Lanet | 78%) 23% . 2 ga: | 3 “ > & : * . = « . : , z . ; . ‘ 4) ” é - 2 ; . wir: a 3 . PPL L PPP LALA LAL Om, eae “HANTS EXCHANGE. are the ~~ * kick, RUA B® LO Py 0. ( ( | 79°) L- wi a r* be oe * , s.r? »« Mal * off rer Terre. Ke rnational Shee ) than 1800 dl & Tet we -s « i’ roeva,f \¥ sh ™t des Lead 3b ~ otie abLatltd elt ent ; Sanaa = AE I TE ~~ SCO DU _. oe ot} os! ie wee rates, ae the "ec — & . > % D2 board D > 29 tm : noes = : inges being given: Mack {rw ne * - . a2 rts. Ma i 3° { i ; ; eo es " ' ’ 4 " ; i “ ‘an e . ots ‘ ; ~ Magis tf . . 3 s “i gee ee a , a 4 Wax - p & “ ° ~ ad & . . -~ dame bed T itr th tae pe eco tot, 48e.* 43 —_, (ors a: «ff er pn. a ee smeperent wae: _—— eof hep Se att beet! cheese Was oil se@eccetly et therte abe re a Cvuanstig viet me ‘ ~ — > By ” Fasitman Kedah &)h St. 964 I@64% — J 1 ” pgaons 7 a ae eo | a } Ps wn * / 4 tous . r4 steeper. GUT Was wid. mosveti Was eis. we Sc ape” see *oumgee Cady “ie we Gy Lite star oped awe rue eee af Cee 1 RGie. aml Gpeheu 2 os. .43 % ae Fairbks Merwe Ww eT im; ?4 ; . 7 = 3 | Se - + Ms. act. vi Py 4 tt eae : rd me i — C & he —r a . TORE. a pe : b piryottu ou: _ : : m. : ‘ ; larke u x a Viestar i 2 15 r, - 2 >? ’ , m mii . a ~ on 451 1ue “ : . vt b J ‘ , von : : : : 2 = ca | ‘ Ay $4 am Cuter I — ae ' . mt A | ‘sea BCE of 1080 ——— es efiect in Bc si 4 I RN oon gat fe tiuah Soubber “4.50 eet anaes a = ta tHe watt were prt peer a ; ly Bu ~ type 4 re ins « nell agu aiid éei8 & Peas | PindeRie 1c See Cabs, we £15 «tty WW Bilbeges a+ & > 4.6 we 3 we , be $ Japanese crack @ouble | gern. 160 crand dot | BuBhe.» NM SILOS @ SS. _ $3 oe 84.99: ~ hang hat alton neti ane r ? ; et : "eek #29 She Ove eT ee lam veer: . sitet Gere aeey- .*S @ than 2 wees aco and Bearer teen leat ae: «36S 4. eo pny on — ane avi hvatier tfan seat Fear. ‘ . +o na > " " ” . oo 3 ey ee “ . cntiepanasiotings smite . y ; > Zr , ; r } ; | 3h) ce ; oe —_ . - & irr: os aa e wt ¢ Be |] « — epnatee Soe ~~. ip . oe mn - y - T: ~ io ie — — = at | Janes a year acu. core : | ) — we ~~ he : ere 2..ov.@v0 bushels, compared + Po aa t é a3. Wty ~ eT es Be n BrIrig ‘ og ay cn ts ; Wabash R: 5 4 . 7 ale ‘ TTS ee, } Teepe compared with “s [Mineis ¢€ entra! - f : i ‘ . atthe J , ’ ‘ , 5 . * + aguigley 2. & veRr Gist r } DD Nios? i: = eek +: i “nes — x cMeeer saix bt cu methy hay it i heaTry owrer-au ay. 32 a4 te 5 Aig ag cineeds oboe am "4 aan: TPE intuit ie prec i; i o% M% Cougulenm Naim AH 29 % | | b fe a sig : gi ae 7 = ae Sal, +01, Yale & Towne ¥ on NA ste im “pew ia tiex ae i Al i Q Sai Poser Braces Pla Se ging ON NEW YORK MARKET heen See a a> x - mice = OMc pte 4 ‘ ’ ¥ Exchanze Market Quiet. So Core wae | oes Bot Whewt : 4 “¥ pte yp fe g fi aA Ee ; r 2 - . , + $2 Yyeeee lM ’ : x . ; ~ LSS? ad : Republic of Peru National Loen 6% External Sinking Fund PRs? QR Upted December 1, 1927 * Dee Decembe 1. se , hetereet Payable June ist and December ist Propee Detroit Banks Merg, =" ‘tT 0: Lig: arbonic 6s, _ The dvanee met consid ge ally ye nS ly a RR, on} - the year. ii Proceeds of this First Series will be used By the Aaaeninted Pees, ve cchangeca oO : _ ae ork €: ns : , itn 19 Ase fer Me | Red 2x. 4,00-8.090 GCinKed4 OF 1G Amh-2¢ ee wo sai a: da m i] for retiring certain of the external loans of the J LMT Fr e a; OL the Peo: ik State fr Leunte : , ee aid Hom Se iim 2 RES hae Pees tery ' | New ‘York | Cotton te a eee = s3 (46%; aE SCE TG ee eae Ene . a ne eS ee . “ith Ger. ne oe ud man an nds making the .;, v@St showing. Transactions ere ' a5 é . ae atneunced. i few. SEI r. tn All sections of the two bene os . he imsctituttien will have. The United States oGvernment 208 ep. fect pad ire ef ee". SToUup od a firrn *e ~ 4 hs is und ¢. undivided profite uf $3,508.-| | SReeen, Vat } business was Limited CP Re

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TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1927 : ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH = | Home Reading and COURT ATTACHMENT ——a ee SRT = pa . | FOR POLE CAPTAIN Be a ji — He Fails to Appear Against Mc: The Greatest Reduction Sale of the Year / Some of Our Finest Suites, Floor © Samples, Just One of Each Kind, at Half Price! Odd Pieces of All Kinds at Half Price and Even Less Than Half! We Are Taking This Means of Reducing Our Stocks Before Taking Inventory! Buy Now and Save AM aa WvveNe — uv AAD - ABRARAAARAPARATA nad rim Tee WS Sean TTL issued today commanding District, when as a Witness against 19 me 1@ arrested Christmas eve ; : ra ‘ boulevas and Olive Don’t miss this * era 1S 3 Food is always an ac- ee eee on to save on your New Year's ae dinner. REMEMBER— : ceptable gift—Good fel- the choicest of holiday foods : lows — Make up your pm gence: pour New Fee's BLISHED New Year's baskets at table may be had at the a A&P the A&P AA ABAAAAPARANARDRARAAAAARA ge PARA PARA PARA R euwy - ARAF ANA CEPT 1 ow 2 fos i VARA RAPAAAR ¥¥ nm = A << Peo es we eel AAPA vy = vv AS — RARARARARARARAE 4 a oe = BB 42, cclgt NER ae ORR aR ea Ayia yay eee 5 tn apa ce ee i Se TOC se pe ee ” neta ee APA “: Ley ee 04 ve vy BP via’ BARR! ghee — RAPARAPA A AARARA ¥ ey Tera Coe SAL ACR AE La ty Pry WP eos atyin) re a . . - ait aah = mh % OY eit % - oa 4 rene SERENE SUGAR = 10: 59c GOLD MEDAL. 25-Ib. Bag, $1.59 PILLSBURY F | our Quaker Oats i; 19c ver a) = . + Pe er LULy pad ac la ek ia a ae NR a ea ete ll ol = ” AGAPA aT TTITTT TI - + en -pee oa APAPCAR FARM PARR RA ae PORE A RS re SPAN ON A NHB Sn a Sa ies “ty _ RA PAAR PARA RARAGARARAAARANA ee tes 4 A ae ae Atmel ah. ae ARASAEEE | ’ == A LN OI = ee TTT) at erg g §° : CORN «:: oo 3 Tomatoes 3 — wa $750 10-Piece Georgian Dining Suite White House Brand This Suite, accurately reproduced above, consists of 78-inch buffet, extension table, i china cabinet, server, host chair and five side chairs. The door and drawer panels 5 of each piece are made up of intricate diamond-shaped inlays of walnut and edged tr tl <a, e, AAAAPARAPA a AARAASAA ATL ¥¥ sat OFC PEAS &. 3%: | NEW INVENTORY INCREASES HICKS ASSETS BY $19,600 Brother of Slain Lawyer Files List, Including Newly Discovered Items: Estate Now $24,000. . . a. . imimniemen asd ae with inlaid stripes of maple. Chair seats are of linen frieze....................-- Only $30 Cash! Balance Out of Income! LIVING-ROOM SUITES DINING-ROOM SUITES AT HALF PRICE AT HALF PRICE $350 2-Pc. Frieze Living-Room Suite $600 9-Piece Dining-Room Suite Solid mahogany frames, handsomely : igen utfet, China Cabinet, Ta- : carved and beautifully shaped. Linen $ 1 75 00 a Chair and five Side Chairs. $ frieze covering combined with mohair. HALF PRICE rEaCe f(y We vey we LR ew BARAAREABARAAA PALO AALS RS AAW POL TTT TIT] Candy Bars 0. 3 10e eS SSSeess See P&G Shrimp 2. < 17¢ Asparagus Tips *. 25¢ OAP sy8 AA ARAARARRRAAARAAMPARA PARA “ mnngapobenmerqumes ARABI EI Only ‘§28 Cash: 4 $350 Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite pies _— ete eeeoyT Only $15 Cash! oe tional aSfets five Side Chairs. HALF PRICE. Only $20 Cash! a : $350 10-Piece Dining-Room Suite 275 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite A Suite of unusual design, each piece in console type wit ale = rounded ends. Buffet, China Cab- ; aagertane « mn or ed ens firs — acquard $ 50 inet, Server, Table, Host Chair and $ 00 E velour with damask reverse cushion PRICE. - = Sample Suite at HALF PRICE Ry Only $12 Cash! versibie cushions of a contrastin material. HALF PRICE Only $15 C ash! rh i 4 7% found after the first inventory had | BR Three pieces with elaborately carved 00 neers and cabinet woods. China Cab- been filed, st of them bei € iz frames upholstered in mohair with re- $ 1 inet, Buffet, Server, Host Chair and PINEAPPLE ‘=; 4 10 3° © re } * a] wo , ee Ore BP Oe y Aare Cans 39c Dozen Cans, $225 ore Sass pares 4 T hve =n r eo 4 a tr) f i a Y t3 ’ a ae AA ESAS EAL, APAPAPARARARARARARA RA ath © consisting of Peoples Loan & and 20 shares of | varé-o- M : ; stock valued at et re : ms were $1150 in | Sunshine, Starlight, Puff or ‘fees and loans due Robena Fancy ACCUSED OF SHOOTS WIFE AND KILLING MOTHER-IN-LAW CoO OKIES Li 5c Two Children Clubbed With Shot- 0. 2 Gun: Factory Worker Had Been E. sennged From Familr. Oxydol 2»:.15¢c BLUE _—— Mayonnaise ‘: * 23c Waltke’s 6:.:25c EXTRA FAMILY SOAP i) ni J 5 I 5 Cas A f 2 : 3 ‘ ; 7 PO AASLLTSSAEA LILA LL LSPA LAPIS $225 Kroehler Bed-Davenport Suite a on Dining-Room Suite Bed Davenport, Wing Chair and Arm- 50 neers over fine cabinet woods. Buf- 00 — upho olstered in pretty f os se $ ] ] fet. Table. China Cabinet, Host $ 14 a vie _ geo avis Varvvay MARA PARAPAPAFARARARARARAR 4S rr \ our with loose spring cushions. Just hair and five Side Chairs. six Suites at HALF PRICE : HALF PRICE Only S10 Cash! Only $12 Cash! BEDROOM SUITES AT HALF PRICE $600 6-Pc. Bedroom Suite $490 4-Pc. Bedroom Suite Unusually attractive in design, workmanship and finish. Fin Distinctively fashioned and beautifully finished. Of fine walk walnut veneers over cabinet woods. nut veneers .and cabinet woods. Dresser, Vanity, Bed, Chest, Bench $ 00 Dresser, Bow Bed, Vanity and Chest $ 00 and Rocker. HALF of unusual design. Maple trimmed. ‘ ln | an RARARBAAAAD zy Tz) vi PAPAPASAR A Regn ie oer a4 oh aah het a Sat vy By LA RAAR AAPA il ape aw amt ae Tie PRICE ee HALF PRICE yore $25 Cash h! Only $20 Cash! - $290 5-Pc. Bedroom Suite $150 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite Brew yg Suite of walnut veneers and hardwoods rful flora] decorations on Chifforobe, Bed and Dresser of choice 0 . |Bed, Dresser, Vanity, $ 00 cabinet woods finished in walnut, Sturdily d Upholstered Bench. . built and attractively — PRICE . : 3 HALF PRICE ; ve Only $12 Cash! Ob $6 Cash! _ Fiber sor Suites at Half Price! 2-PIECE REED SET—With colorful cretonne cushions. Very well made and nicely finished. HALF PRICE. — eae AAPARARARAR ey ee Vth tye ANAL he ALARA ke glo ARIE OAS 6 OF CFA OP 3 ed we ~~ We v) i¥ “y ¥ AARASA RN TUITE TTT CS tae AAAS ry, TOILET PAPER Waldorf 2=1 3c] SN atte . vw, Oe vy ARARA AA PARARABA , a Thigh ' j " : | r Cann w Gua ceca meeaotan oma, Ey Sea BE FH 3! ee 3110 3-PIECE REED BED DAVENPORT SET—With cre- Fruits & Vegetables a : arated — Bee is : z 4 is a u ‘i re ton vering. Davenport opens into full-size bed. Half price. Bacon 252.52" “. 22¢ Bananas : 3 uw JOc| 4"... 1... 0 i. is 19¢ GrapeFruit 2°19¢ Pork Chops « 29¢ Sweet Potatoes 2: 5¢ TTiti T TTULULE DELLE ELT vve Farmeri-v Priced fe $12.50 - Rocker! Bes chers re a mas pan- actly HALF PRICE .. as 53 Cask HOUSE FURNISHING CO. N | PROTECTIVE INSURANCE FOR DEFERRED PAYMENTS as 1120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. * 3 " ° - Re ee ee a Sn OR Pane meme Tit ithl s NE'V STORES OPEN THIS WEEK 5633 S. Kingshighway — 5533 Easton A Free Loa} of GRANDMOTHER’S BREAD on O pens ¢ Day to All Customer: & PACIFIC FRR Re Ry A em . A - OO oe Beets s Wave ALARDRARBAGPARAAAATAAAAFAAACARGPA ¥ A Aen as menace eget + er pes ‘ “reet Car Victim hue ntifie dt. 4 i Progen caine 5 ata RR aR Sa tebe he ae ogee he ABA IARC AG are valay aids onder cue Sy) MEAP AR An Aaa 7 aan SEEeeeeen : ie Oe we eee & = — - + mem eet eee ee oa wr = a — — A et ~~ Cwutve.ecenes 1PRee Oe ee wee ~ oe & ~~ © © & eee o “+ ’

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ITESD PAGE 3: —y The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine pects _—— enone |The Grooming FABLES for the FAIR W. HEN ON. ; SG 2 ay te + 7 ] Y rt DO of the Hands | . As Worn by Leaders and Shown at Or ning : , Special cable by Pierre LeBaux, director of the Pagis me By Anne Jordan. ; Board and E. Winifred Boulter. associate directge i o } . HOW AN F. P. TURNS INTO AN M. H. | LITTLE ¢ ar : 0 NCE upon a time there were, He was petty and mean about | >) = | As= somewhe ra . De - TRL ts extraordinarily o% Rein - +? ide a : : . ‘ three lovely, attractive, inte! | are ee: ~4t for th dullest i ; vale wide open - . a ww: ty bi is aiwarys t2e frst one seen a ligent. good young girls. 'BHe bed an affinity tor toe ea, | 7, / to know how to manicure her nalis. A : ; ris, and the Paris theater wag very ~ . - pt a; nost accharinely entimenta: | pF nd. being fro: +} all timbers ’ ; oles me ee Each of whom was — enc; most Sacco eij sentin : | And, being — timbers | epenin performance of “Le, mired. wait! g for her F. P.— | a@cquaintal originally myseif, Sai ae es le ter des Varie- | ae | S hich, as every flap- ' He wouldn't even give his wife a | , | tating | Miracie at the Thea ~ d nf on Reboux is making the au per knows, are shorthand for heme- | : ds in hot soapy water, using a | Madame Marthe Leteliler struck &/the head and Pris me ss 7 P i iZi £0 Pp ag 2 * * * | " ‘ : even * ane Symes. Although he had expected her to P . : t them entirely |Te@4y Be¥ fashion note in herithat turns back and cu, c: & poe : a & a4 : ble ™ #- Tse from arzes. ‘rock —— étaten fi ica : - “= - +4 with him blatant!r. He — her far away irom finaily thin down the daughter of Madame Lanvin, wore , pe ~ =~ tf] e 4 - 7 — a “ ion « oo . [+ .;* > . ™ ~ J * oe , Loree & SS 7 ~ + +% -~ : Girl thought that her husband | kade love to her for a whue, — © total eclipse of the nee “ = gape nag : aegis ye jpegs Now you are ready to remove the ger a chinchilla cloak. Her jeweis| no longer ioved her. | But, when he wasn't making ‘ove, TLOX 1d the importa (eve | a ms onagien — / = tne! ut uticle. The cream has softened It were two exquisite strings of | Or that he took seriousiy the girl- found himself horribi ining : ,oOrts clothe rh ities that a ' 1 over the —- sting, | Ce . . MiAA . ee *- ; : a * . | le get om ete + . A . ef ‘ | 7 ; s ‘ MOEN ss Roa friends who threw thermse ves at Br what he caliec her copybook are timies When ; “i COU! Mase Ds +4 at aie ao ioe bids Se sate ; O% yrange sic covered Wil? | necklaces were seen ‘ eae | ' . " e ~ e ” ct g pen am « = : ~ 3 a - z : = 5 5 * —— : es h is b €a d. : } oe Orai. : ? ' WOE t re e . 7 +: pe 5 PT ri LOE i - . i - nt V/ i er 2h t~ ere es | : i lw ‘ ‘ ’ bet @ Si. Soa ; eR tc D it a DD = ’ red Da 4 and The dresses on th 2 stage includ- Oh, the flutter of wings when th But she covldn’t understand why Life for him, presently, was iuSt and feminine ts . When th ae ; — a. | ’ extra-marita] flirtation after looks right an els right at ry Youngs. Witney ception thie backgrouns har with | ] ube. : j eD the rose . = she was not egough for biz: | ne el ie of & . ¢ -hether her rat aication and dignity. tits sole trim- bination with gold. ; it is bin he b ) ch nail with t} : incenses rise TOTS —— a ’ : . ‘ . ; ° = - ’ : e 37% ; ce 2 ¢ oth. oo ree : eh« Aowy Asati res 4 b- women— | making him jealous— proved def:nite ro . . ut aC is O.fen seen ‘one coior is Us ul Siacow) i Mad —— ae ns i ane —— . ‘ - . , it . . . . = + * ° - acemoiseiie i Roncerar * ' pis 5 ian’ hy hi elor habit watched and. when he had observations in et but by iat lub meetin n niplaid or conventionalized florai pat “te : sp . ve As the giocom and the doom of fe Didn't see wo his bachelor habits | He a - t A " ; is a .WO-piece aita3 with a Dar | 7 ’ . | ean mye : : Pea ip eee ee ae : ‘ row belt an fineiy |! -pl aie . ; in the very least | Since he wanted to marry soOme- cities ail over the country’. vA ATE! ri rhe Sareee pain £0 aine Uae —. Ve rere Wiis DV ve Cas — rit ~ ’ _ | Wings of birds, wings @f - “ . a. + / ’ F . 4 oe ; i. a. topaz Ztanrmne teil Ra oa 3? Ki! » “ th stitcaing toe boid the what a promise —. sl as Because he was married to a de-| one cise. he firs i » £) eo @ " Secenantiiancape’ os —_— “ a oe Oe ee. er is they bring | pat : “a ' in the new tone of pinkish cyclia- | alt nm? + ia my 4 , > ee Who was—he insisted—the only | stories— | 7 | eiioned country ry to f men mauve that we hear is te be heavenward wing! a weman he could really love! | You may read them for rourseives ‘ports as a fz | ~ ee : | oa A ia : can bleach the ti ' = rc : more— | Wives,” eewemgs / Season. | Chair of Victorian 10T ' 4 . . ct a 3 . A . si 2 TT} — | + £ a % — tn in . ' 4s ; ¢ ln } _ ; % ry Q m6 ™” : ; New est +- Stili - ; Ww ‘ The old adice about the defilement That absorbing new novel whirl ¥. , e adres LO ic, tay ; thy wie aa Bag tee scene: oh ay ee Shei a , teaspoon of| a So ae armchair ef : gone mn curved and sioped up on one, er . Mikey was disloya! dra- Wondering. meanwale, ~ = ‘ | ie y was disloyal, made & . ) following exactly the line 528 embroidery ah ovr 4 The beby that was coming died |The bitter truth. that seldom .2 3 n | c. SEES pie 4 | mnie” 5S And the Most Beautiful Giri found: woman its loved seen in Si re] nc crepe - ray, LOVEl) siippers ith high tee mn Diact! D ht. 192 we one side and waved over the | est flowers done in erewel heal Se) ae Bey th pe F 4 o : =) J Sa a vi a re : aoa is : j E . huge ape im ' 4 . ‘ ¥) at . >? H s 2 in “il eit ia Hh ~ ae - at a4, et 4 ‘ 7 + P. ot 4 7 R % om 5 f oe " : 4 2 be tle Fae Garon? Ss al : ° hs 4 cdg a = 2a asst all ‘ i \4 ‘ 2, ee rs ~~ one 4 ; % i y 7 s.5 oe iS “a; , 7 *S ai » 3 wh Se od "¥ 3 s ‘? 3 rt ry Eg i 3 ; 8 e a il : ot they seemed to it~ | wraps, some really exquisite bro- | meal ~—e “~ : Ayw* " « nd ' fooli—zrew a ; ver Oa Jf & oe 4 = ‘ 4m - “ by sa | rt? | } ow. | fe She couldn't understa 3 pope ' est Seing one with an early nine- | whose f . ae A a . . : , ‘rich coiors on a white ground. , , ' d r ‘ agPe ft + = i ; , ‘ h re Who kissed him casually, flirted ened sinner. | ore € me mee beautifully cui vei fectively im this thi el file, an emory board can! height of the storm, > jt] ; | : ie wr . pearls. Many remarkable diamond | t ; dd : | ill ieht hinlin . we is iniain gies « al i tills nite ae al . twilight z an = ie on. cape epee FI: | ' ne eee ' #3 ;ed several Callot gowns worn by | cht cha a 2 As he was for her; | aDOwUIC: oon bridge, for insiance —wonMm vet is used for ihe thir Ck is gol hiy wirme rer. the cuticie is lil 1 ge veivet with the coat entirely bor- | ee Boe ionged for a qu.e€ - & thee wor © e . , —e shat ils . a ; 7. pa ; - ' aes a : ‘ L ~ ~ Ad 4 a ma 2 J * > ee See *% Pe P~. th Fo! > ; dered with red fox was chi and : oa n . ait: Without their endiess. silly tiring OWD res iran he act«pted iress iS Of | Sins Ss SCOMerric wipes Of sagotiing | orecac " _ : 2t!]N iD u in | in é the ther hand. were very Micker—egotistic, selfish, spoiled ce ne her husband 3 ina L¢ Pepe. oo * — oo os nee ES Te May ve remove % tf FOI | aceun neice ; “e y—egotistic, s poi cae a ) 0 RR 3 eapamniitn us | | breath of the dawn. .- and friends should be changed enough evidence, divorced her, our weekly reports from important OBE . Proving | ern. The fourth dress sketched in night are withdrawe> = by yd rmactircia 77 morts . a i7s Ane! . » is) too, ” voted and sensitive wile. ' Wee re not rT xing : + ia an - ; . » © ne sas :8 Bail Ort necx eet . report US ; 4 Aa ‘ i 1 = > To the soul it : —* : getting ; Be Peete ‘oe Mantrice X ceaannetin Wtiwen o one of the novelties of the spring Yet by-and-by it proved true omce In Beatrice Kean Seymoul - smart woman on both c: a din le Gres@. i. as an we a i a brie r is se 1" lems formal occasions tn /: oan ge ; line of the head. The fro tte of touching pitch— so many women are reac he shit nurfaes Ff OR stiatpee ter , ses plage gapsuen ee a ee . . ee eee ee is upholstered ip black matic confe ; 4 it. ; Woman can Write sO briili: : : . +€SS100 © by the hair when it is part-/ bunches of the quaintest and | es ¥ : 4 z ] be her— c] ine i o0 “ Bf Smart . : Se ‘ Tine - \~ dee 2: e > WT Sue > 348 i , &~ ‘ aad ' . ’ that her F. P. | As she wants a man to love her 12, tt t, too, : : : or 01 , iil Oi Heated. Each | 22¢ effect is decidedly intr Had tt riitien? e | as she herself loves him; im Satin crepe. | 7 g weigors, Pe) jeath serfect attendance at business. on is Compucated. cs a 3 urned tnto a& brilliant. ar- +. t . _ : e * + x lee . y ~ adorn or both and ‘ 2 . . ea Ps . at ss te on = Tiwi bs + - rR Prony rer “Qo ee 2 e 7 . P ov > ; FP on * 7. ’ bom 4 am - > 4 = , . ’ 6 ¢ rf = dent. ret utter’ undependable _That he doesn’t see her as a whole |‘ Sa 3 ee ee RN seas BM orgs “en ia UE a a rist an t int busbend. | person, an individual like him- | operate with the national organiza 3 Cand is cao ond val | | : ie oe cae Bea oe iP oe el i ia ce onteh |} & BOT rosses over and curves Who would cheapen and spoil for self, ‘ente rocess for procucing syn Bett - Health Sari} a a — — erent schebesetie -yenes ~ : 0 Nothi ‘LOVELY her in a thousand wars But only as a beauty, or a mot : se | Frat LteT €aitnh OOULD' ia progra: aroune & 2 Sothimg te R ao as a J : ~i4 k . : “7 4 e _— ” 4 : - . ; . . ; 7 Sy : : The love between them which she or a % irgin-— rics 1i% r even. a ey ae ‘3 os lé ws a ’ if aris n ge % ‘ : a mr P : se . . ws = care r Paris attention by keoping therr could never kill in her own /©™!Y as the thing he happe clip for bar! a> be « ated For Busin OmMe€CN show the highest percentage « . as AIRS US Le tes ae -_ ae head | with eld Sey Coe ‘ent ot VEN ' ose oN ies iy eM age teva Bi aa bike: coated hi ii a i} mal h, and neatness | heart. to Wart Bi KieW 44 as - e c tee lg ryt CK a ec. : Pt » | ; Lax . 4 fe Ne “ é " ; s ~~ as 104 : . | : 4 1.34 - i> ’ Was savagely, possessively jealous); ~SUS™s Snes poss : nom e of any interest outside ~‘mself. | tt did not eatisty him that she was | PD Ot Tor herself 4 mona : —— to CALIFORNIA Finer Trains Tv = . + -*? - ~ : 2 . He considered her a failure Le- | ae on ©. FP. Care inte cnt See ae eae : poten \ aster iime cause she was not—tlrough no oi. Hi. ean remore a trnck | E ] 72 corruption and TE q eg ~~ = ; ; . 4 . 2 with out fault of her own— A Mere Husband—in ome war or oes weighin up to half a - : 4 Equipment J chievous . | another! | with a new device, ; | : in + The mother of his children. i (Copyrizht, 1927.) | ” y, ; - ' Best Service , a samour, tender | = Ss sympathy, seif-forgetful loyalty. | ; | | S 7 W 4 : | : . | rnal com ion all the LADDERGRAM | - | Men Shoppers Want / 7) ga , eee So : seca © Foto Paris Keeps Its | What They Ask For SS -_ — ; xe orien Colorado Limited” — | i 7 : ——_— - = \N * : Vv. a ra " bs ’ Pe an ry a P. s aA w :. . q 5 5 pe “, rood as ie ; +4 ‘~ Sea ® ‘ Pa, ei > “4 3 ie Bs aes ew ‘ ; ‘4 a 2 ¥ ors f ‘ he 4 & 4 “e 2 ? yr : ot ¥ . ¥ S" 7 h = 24 aoa ee fc ys ye rs te y ‘ a = te women are open to persuasion We sy _ “i . “ . : s : rf 7 a4 > é Ji. : . ‘ > “. il 7 ; -" . a * i ° 7 : OLDEN | : a aac 2 ) Luxuriously equipped with observation-parlor car, * Oormen Lem po . . . 2 « oy 3 im ee = . — las : " f . - . —— ** Cc prise a. ~~ : | e mac CharT car mo cining caT with Trouer their own use in ‘evedew ¢ iri en fro: den: rn | “~ - = ana Cnait Cars ane Ciming Cat With TOL! “poyishbness" oniy th jacket proved a fixture. aris ha : Mying to judges’ iy i, . 7 . , ‘ee. - ‘adopted it as a part of the gala | Questions, = . . AA: a ms “Midnight Limited”’ pa ‘costume that she calls “tenue | & Woman, it was said ‘ants to +3 - | | | ; Sasi ‘ se 1g , | b man into that ? . A ~ , Compartments are a special fearure af this fine fast train) ~ flight from his Lv. St. Louis , Unien Station - - 11:55 pm ai | there is a woman | Bee de ln Paix, the brilliant | eee nae ay : 7 ih “Sn \. | | | J Deimar Station - 12:104m Bee oUt Champs Elysees and neighboring QuAItes and prices, therefore, civ . - Sa . ti * > ath ' . 7 fashionable side streets have been = “ogo eg Or girl a cu > ho : ? ‘ ; a Ls ; g'3 Ar. Kansas City eeeeeeeeeees 7:Ham ut busy to make the evening jacket ‘4° He or she can go r 9 | a tit 4 # ) : Th. : _ “ag emerge - oes on | Seo oe “Yy Sieh [he new club-lounge car is an artistic achieve | the bright, successful garment ft ts 31: her » Se i: xo ep Sinn oer rar d . T] \teday. Cheruit, Jenny. Premet, Men on the contra: : | ids Hs “% aS CEng Seu — comfort. Ro Lanvin, Worth, all took a hand tn almost always go toa « | It) ise “Sa ; | : bearings an added feature. Other equipment cor- the creation of irresistible forms of a certain thing an: re mes | ay tg: S6 ‘ seg \ \ j _ : £ : this style with the result that the do not get it. Ramch ndian | beautiful car. Train has compartment and draw- ; : ~~ ing room sleeping cars and chair cars. 3 EH ~~ ; . ; " : soiree.” see ail varieties ‘ , sln te? +) eh 3 = i. = me + ~~ ©i - 7 ; Some of the best braims of the | *S*#teG to the thing oe 4 re * BER | a . ©, 2 a ’ * he, “‘ a. 74 ne, = =? Jacket, often called a “smoking” 0 ip in Paris. is now one of the most | «. nh your wi : : . , brilliant phases of the strie. Er, prectically eve-> y inter trip to California go via @rinte: resort New Year Special!? ==" “ Golden State Route | “Pacific Coast Limited” leaves St. Louis 2:00 pm. AOR See, 00 | . : Arrive Kansas City 9:30 pm. A wonderful train with — Novel Inventions = ut Dept.) | It’s the low altitude way—and “low altitude” every travel convenience. New equipment includes © TIMES | | , ‘| Ethelton : means “perfect co | dining cars with roller bearings. Thru service to Dem *~ A box w t part- . : . ments separated ty a bap door at | Perfumed Shampoo | RockIsland-Southern PacificCalifornia service | | Set, Salt Lake City, San Francisco and Los Angelan<) ee a: tne With — o includes the de luxe Golden State Limited from | “EK ansas City Express” leaves St. Louis 10:02 pm deen invented by an Engiishman. oie it on HEE $ bo “1 eeevertee ev eetee # A * " —_— } j iy: t ; ra ati ie : , bt nL eee ee ake 5 Als geo UN. ees | Cen tee Aan ware Figs ahs A ~ j [ry i. 8 Pe Re Gn See ee eee swe Wee eevee e e.- a) ee ee ae aa a OG Re ora a To enable an automobile driver | FREE MARCEL | : Kansas City | yy Arrives Kansas City 7:05 am- Has club-lounge ae Snding @ new word that differs! vented. Re Look your best for the gay 8 R k | ] . | ; -_— Pe pee sca + he holiday festivities. ere = an es ae ~ - aS the orger of the remaining letters bein: readily regulated. ‘es. SR in er i tag [ will be shown tomorrow. in wood effectively. | ; St Louis Academv' ¢ ROCK ISLAND TRAVEL SERVICE BUREAU r 804A Pine MAin 4646 i She way to chanes Chten 0 Temes |* eco what is behind bim wide | 3 a sleeping cars and chair cars. Thru service to Denver. is to step down @ rung at a time |- | ~ omy et ea ronegengs 60c ! from Kansas City. | Went eT inte Dtnolenaee acee a from tts predecessor by a singic | A conical asphalt pouring pot has | letter eniy, and which is tn good | been invented for mending cracks aie Ethelton will make y f : , . Natis for packin s ve be vou eel Th / . w a sh . , pat 8 cases have been — ° j ; - 3 Vil INCE I me : =m words you're cecretely _invented tn Evrepe that have spires! ° wonderful and look charmin g. 3 e Road of nusual Service — —* = ashamed to use. One war of do- Se — — MAIL THE COUPON = = a ee meee a Mere's an answer to Give-Away: A machine hag been invented to | : ‘ § 7S Seeel pega hawin, Do. Phone Main 2900 1, Give; 2, Wive: 3, Wire: 4 Wiry; =“! Diack walnuts and wash them § ih Plesee send me booklets descriptive of California and the Golden State Route, |G Second Floor. Hours: 8to9f , Meme Address . at their outer edges have been in- | . | Mesls—"Best on Wheels” at most reasonable prices. ae ee ee ee @ictionary*standing. Dent gisturh ' "eads. tie flow of tts contents | grooves in their sides to heid them 5, Airy: @ Awry; T, Away. We have ; Beauty Culture 3 kr and quote lowest “are eerenreresrersersreererereresererereerer | Lene ac ee ee ee ee ee ee ee EE eee ee ee De ee ee ee tee eee eed |

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dade a 7 TUESD A Y. ™ , ' . : : a : — —_ The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine — PAGE 3 { ns nd Shove OY THEWAY || Why Heartbreakers Are Called Don Juans |G00D_FORM| ew Rooms IN OLD FASHIONS] “J —OF— By Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman HE old-fashioned bedroom is a; room, Of course, candlesticks must r . . ARDS modern delight, The simplcity| be in evidence, even though elec- ry Beigene meget = ye and comfort appeal to the mod-|trically flamed, though an o0é- ba : re oe eaders and Shown at Openings 3 ' | { NA rre LeBaux, director of the Par; oe : aris F thiog Winifred Boulter, associate director . . NON wait ern decorator. fashioned room should be lighted received a card from 4 girl aaa announcing her engage- The dressing table has come into} e@tirely by them, assisted maybe by ment a few days ago. What is the/its own, and for the girl who must | *” all-glass oi] lamp. proper thing for me to do? Ilido her furnishing on small capital The woven rag rugs are ideal for such rooms, in the round or ob- would like to write her, although lithe kitchen table of needed size don’t know the man to whom she long shapes. Candlewick or the old E. 2nG the ; “is h ~© t 4 _ —_ Be E, os ; . } Paris theater was very much a4. 4 y, OS i: can be transformed by paint and chintz into a fascinating table. The} WoveD bedspreads are all that is engaged. should be allowed, especially tf one Aa IE cag 5 o" a . Ve lored crosse. é y ) p= ’ \\ ifii |. A%5 ' Florence Knapp, ; “. - — : ‘ | | = | ; 5 ‘ y : ' ; HE > ay ‘ “4 4 times through your kind advice tO/ ..-sneq and painted to match the the elbow ie —, day!). | je the coat | na ee ee eee feel like — 3. a Longworth. Mary Garden, Ager (oO a ' rhe | ARAN AY ie A Hi he’) pe | plerrots ruff are seen on all the & : ‘oad f / a Pit Stan A) iL 27) Mz others, but there are some ques- - & chiffonier may have the|*®-called chints patterns that fole a low the designs of the materiais, Z ight fines. 108 ‘ ues 3 He jen Wills, Grace Coolidge, Nancy y (hb YD ~ - f ~. We eat, © aS A - 2 18 oleae € P if , tie shouider | 2 ena a : column isn’t tong , ~. > rth ' x 2° . =) a | TH ee La ‘Copyright, 1927.) | tion even the names : the house . | to mentwion , | ot : 3 ld like to ask for 4 the fe tel | — en who make the world tions that I shou glass removed, perhaps the legs ~— merit, 1 EE es ccenting place to the myself, shortened. if it happens to have|S0me narrow stripes that give a tiny tight i 4 Te aewapaper- jing man. 1. Is it proper for a girl to meet |+.1) ones. and be painted to match. | helsht to low ceilings, and some . THE RHYMIN average ©" : a young man in front of the thea- The, treatment allows tt to substi- descriptive or picture papers fol- in Paris to || | NG ter that they are to attend? AS|+.+. for the old highboy that may| lowing the old landscape idea. gare suming that the girl has gone out/,, of prohibitive price ever| dens, animais in meadows, shep- doesn't al-| * ; tha Yet, being a man, he DIFFICULT TO RESIST. trip to || OP TIMIST with the young man about a dozen| round. Rush-bottomed chairs are| herders with sheep, and others fa- urmur, “The women—God | autiful | ; “hem!” Sometimes, to ev- By Albert Payson Terhune. y beautiful less them effigy of the Governor had been gun gown | times and she feels that she knowS/ no; hard to find, for revivals have| Miliar in old Colonial homes. : . : L man, there comes the thought YOUTH whose wild life had ’ . . + : ‘ i ber velvet | By Aline Michaelis oat life would be neo calculable shocked even the easy morals Though Some of the Exploits of the Original Don fers of ganar ggg oo him rather well. placed a number on the less fash- = teh. With | more comfortable without ot old Seville made his way . hal I 7 lend dine with Aetee (According to 2. Is it proper for a girl who haS/jionable markets. If possible, hang the garbase Bri de Jan-/| Win ; women in it. secretly one night to the court- May Be Apocryp da ; t Is Not to Be Doubte | legend, the statue accepted the in- known a young man for about | tocking chairs have almost 4is- kettle on a hook, high enough to BS Was CUt | Ings. perhaps The Girl has been melt- yard of the local Governo:'s pal- . | vitafion and at the end of the ban- | three months to spend a whole day | appeared, but once in a while one/ be out of reach of wandering cats elage, and | H, the gladness of wings that ingly sweet and kind—and then | ace. That He W aS a Philanderer Par Excellence. | 'on Sunday with him? A married| may be picked up to add the last | and dogs. Then a clean yard is Wearing a make summer daye bright has frozen UD overnight, for no as- The nocturnal wanderer was couple are in the party. LE. G G.| correct touch to an old-fashioned‘ assured. iquet dragged Juan off to the in- lace. As they drift ang they lift & gertainable reason. Wife haen’t | bon Juan del Tenorio, scion of a This is correet for convenience, 'ferna] regions.) chinchilla with a flash of delight. him. Or perhaps the | sreat Spanish family and just then . The same tangle of fact and fic- | put not for gallantry! It just isn’t the palace’s outer gates. But | moned men-at-arms to imprison tion that describes all his adven- courteous for a man to ask a girl he _ | Wings that rival the ra § d the daily murder |@* the very climax of his career as , Guisite bro- inbow fn § man has rea scarcely had he reached the court-jor kill Juan. But family pride/tures goes on to relate other of to do this, unless it is absolutely he seein wonderful hues gi divorce cases until it seems spendthrift and profligate. (So . la Serly nine- And lend bloom to the flowere & # him that some unscrupulous, or } ™any legends are woven among | Yard when he was confronted— | forbade him to let others avenge | Juan’s conquests. In fact, his lists necessary for him to do so, when Dalen ta] whose fragrance they choose! or stupid female is re- |; the historic facts about Don Juan re re 7 0 gg wee = Roa his personal wrongs. of sweethearts seems to have|any girl with common sense will ground. ) » tae terror of wings in the ble for most of the crime that it is hard to tell where facts rT, e Governor. : a There in the gloom of the court-|ranged from peasant girls to| understand his asking. But for Polignac height of the storm, Band tragedy in which the feet of end and fiction begins. Some writ- | W428 well aware of Juan’s unsavory /yvard he and Juan fought. Andj|Duchesses. One version of the] him to make ita practice—well, a nvin, wore | 2°% they whirl and they swirl as ieee are tangled. ers even deny that he had any/|reputation. He had no idea what- ithe result was what might have|story says that Juan mysteriously | girl] who allows him to do so ts a meres ties with visible form; : Sal existence outside of literature. | ever of allowing his only daugh- | been expected from a combat be- | vanished or was slain while still in | foolish girl. Nothing is so easy as Her jewels Awful wings of the wing bending # ET try, if you will, to imagine This story will deal with what /|ter to marry a man of ahandoned tween an old and feeble man and/his early prime. A second tells|to allow a man’s gallantry. his strings of low tortured trees, ' Yon without women—either in | 5©e™s the best authenticated wer- | Character. And he told Juan 50: /4 youth of Juan’s age. In a min- |that his old mother’s ceaseless courtesy in things of this kind, to ble diamond Awful wings of the tempest on & the newspapers or in the actual sion of his exploits.) not mincing his words or in anyjute Juan stretched the Gov-|prayers for her son’s salvation at | become lax. 1 don’t mean that a | mountainous seas! world which they reflect! What Juan had fallen in love with Gi- | way seeking to avoid hurting the |ernor dead at his feet. Then, be- | last were answered; that Don Juan | girl should “nag” him about being Oh, the flutter of wings when the girred our imagination to contem- ralda, the Governor’s daughter. | Sultor'’s feelings. fore the household could be fairly |repented of his sins, did terrible | “polite,” but there are many twilight shade creeps, the tragic and ludicrous spec- And he had come by night to per- Juan, balked in his elopement | aroused he had escaped. penance for them and ended his / subtle ways that she may show him When the rose seeks repose and the tacle—it ls both—was the reading suade her to elope with him. He/| plan and grossly insulted by the Not content with the result of | days in a monastery. that a well-bred girl does not get daffodil sleeps, | of two of the season's most im- did not expect a refusal to his | Governor, was not at all the sort|the duel, Juan sought an even This latter version may. if it is all excited with delight when she As the garden a@rows dim and its portant pieces of fiction. One of plea. For he was the type of man |of man to endure meekly the epi- | more spectacular method of | bend iemiaiil ati che Peer ste state. is asked to meet her escort in incenses rise them challenges women readers by whom women found it difficult to | thets hurled at him. One word fol- 'showing his hatred for the man | ment: That aie mysteriously dis- front of the theater they are to e wings of the eventide tts very title—Ernest Hemingway's resist. And already his name had/|lowed another. And presently|who had stood between himself | appeared Pecan the Mees of his gay attend. Part of the invitation of breeze to the skies! superb new collection of short become the synonym ‘»r success- | both the disputants drew theirj/and Giralda. One night after a | comrades, leaving no clew to where | he well-bred man is the taking for he wonder ofiwings in the § stories, “Men Without Women.” ful love-making. Swords, The Governor by merely|revel he forced his way into a ime had pone. granted that he is to come for the He safely eluded the guard at /raising his voice could have sum- memorial chapel where a_ stone (Coprrizht. 1927.) girl and “beau” her to the theater. breath of theydawn The other book might have used 2. Yes. At The Children’s Bedtime Story the gloom and the doom of the the same title, but H. M. Tomlin- BES Beauty Sho fe By THORNTON W. BURGESS. night are withdrawn: son has called his novel of haunt- In these days of sheer hosiery By Frances Olivier ee | i. ,, cm Bye a Rs as ———__ ff c 26. yThi is extraordinarily attra Ss aiways and the first one seen in a }iA WOMAN \ yi ' ] , Nt) WV —By— merite Mooers Marshall $i SVMAMAY ¢ * ese nf r , ats Aes i eae ” y ppatheel ae Re ee eee ee er an ee Paar gc. «pave Od & se —— 125 ” aN definition, is a purgation by pity | with oily hair. a ile adame Agnes | eto DRY CLEANER | @nd fear. But the tragedy of men However, the “dry” variety is not |er Brown’s Boy\had rescued him 3. , 4581-4589 Page Boul. little feather | All Drug Stores 75c without women has no pity in it. | preferable to the “oily” for the very |and had made him a Christmas| }))%' | lies, jams, etc., insert a plece of | QURIRIININIIIIININNINNNN Iver feathers. | Mr. Hemingway's nerve-broken /simple reason that both are fore-|present of a new home. That | | twine to easily lift the cake of ' men from the trenches—what is iruyunners of thin, lJustreless, drab | home was a little house which had! am? wax. Put on a thin coating of their worst suffering? That the / hair and both are indicative of 8 | been built for Jenny Wren. It was! \ ¢! paraffin and when this is hard | Woman they loved has died, or that | constitution in serious need of ton-/ out in an apple tree close to the | A : |a double piece of twine on this "even worse—the capacity to love |ing up. stone wall on the edge of the Old | eae | with the loop end extending cver woman is dead in them. Ernest Were we to sive up our desk / Orchard. Whitefoot had accepted | i i the edge of glass, then pour on Hemingway's prize fighters in aC-/|jobs and our stove jobs for hard | 4, gratefully, but he hadn't intend-,| spooky was actually sitting right rest of Eaenee. Congressional Club Cook Book Favorite Recipes of Famous Women in World Capitals By Mrs. John J. Blaine, wife stocking when purchasing those of chiffon weight. They will wear bet- 1 foliow the. Whitefoot Decides to Stay front is oft- t up on one y the line | 28" embroidery all over ite it is part-| bunches of the quaintest and gray- ved over the have a daily delivery of fresh stock. INDEPENDENT —F- HAM “. U. S. Inspected and Passed ST. LOUIS INDEPENDENT PACKING CO. br both, and ‘knotted into ' and curves fothing re- —— - wer Oe — . . . ‘ . wawmene ‘4 « — ein ’ : B* , c 2 . . Ly age Lae ' . a ee - oe si ® hae 0 , am, ; a —s , © ie : > a a ee per % oe Harny? & ites a oe ; e Kies 4 ‘ Mei E a ts by Reha 3 ens Mae f . " : ‘ ate Syst . ” ¥ way pate % . res ‘ho ae . b mn en ee Wt i" ee ee nq A ae i, 5 : ss 7 a > ie Pe “aes . “~ ‘ —- A re ee a Pe od 4 wa + io a ee "7 “ ‘ 2 . q . a ee . ie- ied ie hes pitihhige 5 3 aes ae * ; * AE eid bFs ge 7 . i ver =e hea wen ey, eT r wdless ., > >» a ey 7 7 OD xegpin a dese tg ®- = M : : N co 2 c . 2a. “ be Cv» * a ae a F ce ne ae 13 aod Sprd>. Aes 55 : 3 pa tw a A me = rng. itt = tata ‘ ? : ory I 5 Py ; st. Lead y Mw: Sg . ; ete: 6 iy & Y, = a a he “Hes fo viel mee m1 be > BY Ra a, tnt ye x ' eng ig Loh A Sars “ hy x ‘iin Le * “4 ‘ - + ’ - ™ 7 , > oF at ’ 7 od . sta tn il Py 7 + + “ - * v 2) We A o, 4 “9 > +, b ee Lee - ~ at te 7 d ; = * ow Sey ¥ . % > ae a vv mi ote led . eat. Set... pte dead " ae “ es r 5 . - . . x - ’ * 7 ™ s ® 4 : hath deel . t Bes ty ~~ ‘ ‘ oo : . : \ wes seslliap att Tinite. , : ©. pA aye a at A ew . oe ¥ Nite on Oy ‘ ee Os the ie yey iene de, : Me Bey PRP eae r . * x " y - Wt at v . 7 ae & . ond me 4 ~ ze a Sa - FE ‘yy, a * . " nh, bs re wt a , * i Re: tae e - a, 8 ' Ae ee ees . s. % > SS as te cae i Se ea , ht ~t Se a eee, peee me xy doe! “y*. os tion exist in a world of wolfish corruption and force—women are Outside it. As for those other wWomaniess men, the short story labor in the open fields, then. be- tween the sun and the breeze and the sweat of our brows, we could not help having healthy scalps and ed to stay. In fact, he had ex- pected to go straight back to the Green Forest as soon as the Black Shadows made it reasonably safe on top of his house. a house at this time of the year When the butter gets too hard to spread, put a heated pan or bow! over it (upside down). Leave as | Along the trail of early Spanish adventurers— writer's killers and victims of dope | senificent heads of hair. As for, Perhaps he thinks Tommy | s¢ just a few minutes and the »ut- or him to go. Tj tek 4 for to € Tit the Chickadee will use it to} ter will be soft but not melted. : } | ©r brutish isolation, they are &5 | «nin are, we have to take the ;, the beasts of the field that perish. aidan of an urban existence But when Christmas night the/sleep in. But he won't. I know . e @ Black Shadows did come creeping | where Tommy sleeps and he’l!l be Next time you want to cook an vee | “— SUNSET LIMITED ’ asas City Finer Trains Faster Time est Equipment Best Service reg es orm q oP tac . o wr _ P % he? te * ‘ e, 228 4 Pay ’ * . “ % Sp ae ach ‘ ‘ 4 ~ 2a X . ee ee. PR hy 4 > 9 Se he 3 er ae ae My er © te OE nae ° ~ Men — what | — ruff is one of the most ene le ee as a cece re or eine consequences—or, chreugh the Old eeaaeeagio and the perfectly satisfied to stay right | ege break it into a cup, then cover without beauty, gentleness, mis- | make a special effort to overcome ne one ser en - start) there. No one bigger than Tommy | it with boiling water and allow it | See engeicn, intoxicating | the handicap. a ee ” j soula possibly use this house be-/ to remain a few seconds or until -slamour, tender dreams, subtle You may not have the courage— | was a long way to the Green For-/|cause the doorway is so small I/ egg is cooked as you like it. | @ *ympathy, eelf-forgetful loyalty. |1 haven’t—to join tne clan of the est. That is, it was a feng a for | shall have to keep an eye on it. . ° ° @ eternal compensation for all the jnatiess, those -raveé, free spirits;such a little fellow as Whitefoot. | Yes, sir, I shall have to keep an If you have no Aouble boiler for = Totten things, the unjust things, | who parade the broad ‘highways of Then, when he had started out, he/| eye on it, though tt won’t be used | the cereal stir a teaspoonful of ® the agonizing things that happen great cities, quite unaware of their | had almost right away discovered f until spring, [ am sure” nutter inte the cereal whens ton @ tous all! Oh. yes, women are re- | ynruly manes. But, if you want 8 |the good things to eat, things which Whitefoot shivered a little bit.| cooked and it will not be so apt : to stick to the bottom of the pan @ *onsible for much trouble and in- | crop of hair that isa joy to see, you | he couldn’t get over in the Green| He knew that voice. It was the TOM-BOY * Ae apt m4 RR ipticr pele amy, : ‘pA Mrtesthes wie gp ii, ene te ee >. ee Ae ue te we 41S-Colorado Limited’’ Kensas City one hour earlier than forrnerly) | » Union Statien... . 9:03 am Delmar Station . . 9:17 am City............ 4:33pm @ ficiency and unhappiness! But / wil] get the habit of poking your | Forest, the things which were part | voice of Spooky the Screech Owl. ® i's the luckless man who has never | hare head out the window four or/of Farmer Brown's Boy’s Christ-| Spooky was actually sitting right fg known @ woman at whom he can / five times a day and giving it aD | mas gift to him. on top of his house, talking to him- @ ok contentedly, of whom he can jair bath. No, you won't take cold— When he had eaten his fill he sat | Se!f- Not for the world would equipped with observation-parlor car, sand dining car with roller bearings. Sienenn atin tie ' think, “As long as I’ve got you!” ® S8rutality—his own or fate’s—nev- | @ conquers him. unless you are suffering from fa- tigue or malnutrition. And if 7ou massage the scalp during the air- ing, then you increase the good ef- and looked c~”er to the black mass which he knew must be the Green Forest. “JT believe I won't start | up and washed his face and hands} Whitefoot have started for the | Green Forest that night. No, in- | deed! He would stay right where | be was. FANCY : Th Fo. the picturesque Rio Grande— Sweet Sifted Peas They Melt in Your Mouth the favorite way West at this time of year. From New Orleans to San Francisco via col- : : Te ° a” tdnight Limited | 8 are a special feature of this fine fast train) . | } da: : | gs flight from his own soul—if| ways to rid the scalp of the dan- ~ hameet wim? s : | | to the Green Forest right away. It , Unien Station ee 11:55 pm | P there is a woman who will share | druff plague, one of the most rs acaeatith te GdniIRE als Saeed adil te | ~ Be 4 . . - ™ +o = » 1D ” 4 a baal ~ Delmar Station e 12:10 am f his loneliness and help him fight} able home methods for you =e food. When the food is gone it > > ROL! } r ire t ” . ' man into that most hopeless As to speedier and more direc nice here. I don’t have to get back r . | N OR do loneliness and fear drive | fects about ten-fold. yet,” said he. “It certainly is very | Opy1 ’ | ] De YouKnow—__ || Mothers-to-Be, i A teaspoonful of salad oil will Find distinct advantages and GE DELS LIEGE SOE ia mt Mee FE oth fail and ~ sg this: Ci “ his fear. It is not good for manjboth faith a works to ! will be time enough to start. Be- ty eeeeeneeeneesr _ 7:30 am D lounge car is an artistic achieve ing luxury and comfort. Roller dded feature. Other equipment cor- the luxurious appointments of this . Train has compartment and draw- bm sleeping cars and chair cars. a CO A EY we - CT A Rte tage nn ee t Limited"’ leaves St. Louis 2:00 pm. y 9:30 pm. A wonderful train with nvenience. New equipment includes roller bearings. Thru service to Den- , San Francisco and Los Angeles. Express” leaves St. Louis 10:02 pm. City 7:05 am- Has club-lounge car, 4 chair cars. service to Denver. Sar eet ee ~_— Broadway & Locust, Union Station and Delmar Seation ally, Division Passenger Agent, Main p80 SERVING SINCE ie38 — — ene -DISPATCH circulation of the Southwest = to be alone, but especially it is not : | Bod if he has got into trouble. Women know that, but the hero | *f “Gallions Reach” didn’t know it “another young man without Women. To be-sure, there was & | Woman, Helen, but she was the ® ‘Tong one for him. , “There was no _ fellowship here,” he knew. ™ But then he drew other unwar- | Fanted conclusions about women in | Seneral—“There was no privacy with a woman. The soul got f Maule? about.” So when he had j *¢ a man by accident he } d ; to trave! half around the world to himself into the jungles of and !ts mystical, magical : fourth dimension—exquisite writ- | 4 ing here from Mr. Tomlinson—to what a wise. loving woman 1 | Would have made him understand : ®n hour: that a man must face | “ings. that he cannot run away ef his past, his memories, his ex- instincts, himself. Men without women—it would @ *t the crudest, craziest, cruelest 7 — Women without men—that @ ™tan existence which most wom- ® “S tancy. Now and then either ; tex enjoys flocking by itself. But te Subconscious reason for that “Surely the subconscious knowl- S480 that “absence makes the heart fonder.” sharpens the de- Of reunion. What more than 7 ~*~ of an artificial, all-mascu- or all-feminine society so in- Provide yourself with half an ounce of sulphur and a pint of rain wate”, previously boiled. Mix the two in- gredients and bottle. Let stand and shake or stir at intervals of a few hours. At the end of two o} three days pour off the pure liq 1lJ into another bottle and discard the sediment. Every night before retiring wet the scalp generously with the “su! phur water” asd massage briskly. Be faithful to the treatment for three weeks as least. and by the end of that time you may iook for a marked improvement in the con- dition of the hair and scalp. Blondes who are wary of ‘osine any of -heir blondness—why should they not be?—are cautioned aguinst this corrective, because it tends io darken the hair. Fair-haired suf ferers from dandruff usually profe: the perhaps better known method of magsage with olive oil plus one- third lemon juice, to preserve the precious golden tones of the hair. (Copsriazht. 1927) If you find book-ends, vases, cigarette boxes, etc.. are scratching the furniture on which they are placed, paste blotting paper under them. This will prevent those ugly scratches. ) tensifies the pleasure of getting back to the norm—men AND wom- en, now and forever, one and in- separable! _ . fCopsright, 19279 se. | sides, no one can run well on a full stomach.” So Whitefoot explored a little niong the old stone wall, discover- ing some wonderful hiding places, house in the old apple tree. As you know, that house had been planned for Jenny Wren, so the doorway was very small. White- foot approved of this. “It’s just my size,” said he. "It couldn’t be better. No one bigger than I can possibly get in. And this house is don’t think I'l) hurry back to the Green Forest. I'l) just stay here a while.” Just then a shadow moved across the enow. Whitefoot saw it. He drew back untill only hig nose was outside his doorway. A moving shadow was a thing to suspect Yea, sir. it was a thing to suspect. Whitefoot kept very stil. That shadow moved back and forth. It reminded him of the shadow of Hooty the Owl, only it was very, very much emaller. Then the sha- dow disappeared. Still Whitefoot remained right where he was. Pres- ently he heard a scratching sound on the top of his house. He drew eway back then. Then he heard a voice. “Well, well,” sald the voice, “this is a new one. |\Farmer Brown's Boy is putting up and then climbed back to his little | just the right sizé inside. No, I | relieve the cough that starts with | a tickling in the throat? tad a % Your leather shoes will not be- | come hard after being wet if you | wash them with warm water, then | rub well with castor oil? & a - The cork in the vacuum bottle | should be changed frequently, be- | cause an old cork becomes porous | and prevents the bottle from re- | taining or excluding heat? - = & If you would put a bit of cotton | | in the tip of each finger of your | rubber gloves your nails would not puncture the rubber? . ry - When vou put paraffin over jel- I wonder what | Ne Come in a Hurry When You Call A. J. Buckel Plumb’g Co Victor 4057. 3225 Park * satisfaction in selecting the fashionable styles we offer in our scientifically made— Maternity Dresses Frocks of Current Styles Priced $16.75 to $49.75 A Separate Department i ainendtll SECOND FLOOR West In Which We Offer Also me | Maternity Corsets | Supports and Binders | Priced $3.95 Up_ | Also a Complete Line of Infants’ Apparel For the Baby's First Year | Sane Bryant Fer complete in. formatien, call er mail coupen historic background! Southern car service is a feature of this luxurious train, (Via Los Angeles The ARGONAUT See the whole Pacific Coast. Then arrange your homeward trip by any one of these | 3 delightful Return Routes heey STATE ROUTE: Vis Phoenix, ucson, Douglas and El Paso to Chicago. Or OVERLAND ROUTE: From Gen Franciece across Great Sait Lake vie Ogden and Omaha to Chicago. Or SHASTA ROUTE: North vie Kiemath, Poo land and the Pacific Northwest. = : pence wane ———o_

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PAGE 34 The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine The Greatest Story in the World—» r- The Bible in Pictures i - el | per se : ; . — Post - Dispatch Radio |// ‘THE FIRST LADY OF OREGGNIE a s , © i} 2 ce Broadcasting Station jj/\ aN ' ANSWER g TO A KSD | ge OLLECTING antiques, especial- | garéé ; Rit. : 550 Ke C» mementoes of the pioneers, | rariet: entice 1 | : “Terr secon: weekday broadcast- : nd historical (t{erary works) lil — rhe Post-Dispetc es the right 4 to 10:48, 11:40 a. m.. dealing with the early dars of the/ ta . Ss 4} Personal end telephone cally or answers | * ee * . ’ : . aa . , * ae 2 po thnge pet natin bulle- State has ion en 0=s-s« HODHy With | ing ancien Sane 0UCté*égvems attemtion, except lciters om medical ne of interest to the Middie | Mrs. Isaac “a Patterson, wife of | cups and pe berg -— 3 ed sincerity wAen eccompanied by sta | : West. Pric "es es by Ma gpa ae Or has assembled a ibrary ‘gis | eC | - == ) : . came @ ™ ona rt- | : lag Assemb pes = oa s.—Article 6 of the Consti- ’' y — - , = — a ket “ery wen i oe U. : ~ , Her hief aitention I L “ Oregon history. She has -4 c = af of the Lnted States pro- | ALLACE =S = qmutneneel — — — mene | Agriculture an Ti gi ga 3 quien ¢ “ne religious test shall EDGAR W. | . — : sh ae cipal Exchanges. home. She loves the outdoors of | finest collections of ndiae by — . vides tae wired as a qualification ~—, a ) : ' a — | : ’ h : 1% + , é " ; : > . » son “ a — ’ ; st gard ti . give © at ! the Williamette vy alley, prefer r | i * Northwest. ; ey ye : any office Gr publ: e trust under . ' igh Bich | . ; , i= > 7 a > M by the Howard Watch C to remain wn the farm at bola. } ‘s 2 native dene 5 c aes = the United States.” “What -s ber name?” asked An- a and he rai st ne ~* t of ¥s He at Tuesday, Dec. | lady” of the state rather than to | ‘Comi ing to the State from ¥ ‘ x will he answered in —— tail br sect. | gel imps ntly. ltace, and the momentum -of the 7:00 P.M. —Siebderiing re in 1853. es | for Ninth District. ‘See telephone | “Kati.ce> Kert.” replicd he Hace, 424 atin: toon kts brent 7-30 P.M.—Sealy Air t ummer she is busy with he (Copertens ee CC girectory, or address him at Third , reat 8:00 P. M. ie Hour. ce 9:00 9 a? ~~ *« | LrUCILE.— i Anion Brides = hesen Kenti™ repented JIM | nod. — wide-eyed astonishment Une incident relieved the monot- _— | “e" ns bi) 4\ Game. ' “3 | | MoT ’ gINGLeT. 4 EF gives Minister o! (race de- ony of the jo irney ae , _ | ——— s ' ; br ph a4 1) A Be Oe 30 P M. —Rolfe's Palais fOr ' nag? , = —OU® ra S olf MARCEL OR a ee iON. and. indicates the valve of ee ee the Rosenbach 7a leri 8s, es — . é ; ; ; : ; ? iat : mw tad : » tone Lie 10:30 , .— ail = i ' ’ Tay (,uarenterd * mengen Gene street. Philadelphia. Rent." repeatec Ans=i'uonaliy narrow iane i} UNOS | Paid — me | | TS dy A eS. 8 Orchestra we : ag Yl — ) W ave. Pviowe Gane Game ‘_ eu | ‘% =~ - batt : cage: S oO ! _—, air Tiet = @ p-D. READER —It te necessary | “Weill, that takes (he icrashed into another car, A if — eo if | | ! aS | APL art | + | A wit? But. e a ' driven t breakneck spee : ied . — | H | 7 : 4 Hs MacTieL aio f ’ ’ 501 Se of a have your ricles apraised to tell Se seekhs © Geico an. os nee so ab pi | | | - | I ea Oe tae ._ Wednesday, Dec. 28 | vit sks Cif st is a genuine Stradivartes. The a os ee : >> ~ , = , : —Betty Crocker : me oa | (| sicnatt MB yon la £; , : ; : 10:00 4 M —Betty | mt gg jeenan other points an expert would eeting exchange of Li = , ; - — ae ; ? the chauffeurs, and the cars — xg : . “Th po ene Flour talk, : i A a = wor do Set ° ° . . . ent cr. - — | for &' uch appre - c Then came the children of Israel even the whole congregation, into the desert of Zin im the first month: " Pras 8 — © | a a local expert you may send Ara ) nsent, t _ and the people abode in Kadesh; and Miriam died there, and was buried there. And there was no water for | ~ | -— | § addreas and postage for same. , Angel eg fee r LALHICCH “OMS. | the congregation: and they gathered themselves togerher against Moses and against Aaron. And the people y Sa ae UNCERTAIN.—Horsepower is ready a joreatham was deserte =T minute. This . HATS POE |e. Scted'ty Boonen 2 Watton ey & > -vations - — ray — _s bt enrkin ht hours a Gay @ 2 =" - Cleaned and Blocked wes § it orking meno In electrical Dic You Kaow That— spose | ed smoothness, the latter “be- “write me down as &@ fool. Teie- | é ; ==> eap nae . ich ? | ; SQ ui, ) ' al ag = - y ° : it phone! nee ly didn’t know you 3 santedl | | 4 =.=} | (fe | Broi Sunes | te ' 4 = i Vike Se were cenbec ou. ' {nj H ae a ++ Ye id be , - ; : e ; oS i 7 — - called ' . of . . Wnler aAahions 2 4 Fou Reece not worry. if you have r ES any trouble MEDICAL Reaith and sanitation questions of public Big dividends in health . & sideret. Diagnosis or treatment of : | PARRY. PARRY.—Your trouble, and happiness Be bt doubticss due to slugtish action= i 80s of the liver with resaitin ——_ ; pation. — iled | Angei or : eee Possession of ore, .. anesth om ‘term @f 71 [ar > a } ors aiive wis r - ~e aw § Jiminy j said grimiy “How did the voice | “Pleas sound—a little pompous, with a “Tt came 9 aid ANEEL : ° ; : ) ie ee — . les Yr , = T efores | : . - clearing of the throat before €@cDignicn Kathleen had giver her | d PROGRAMS Aisatl Gt Wi ae aT: 37 16% ERS > f re sentence * igome rears azo 6. th “ Laadg TT} © OQ! eT nocd ~ Whe ; Bo SEL rediy WOU. “Spedding:” said es \for ay caref +2 . cr ’ - “We haven't any time to lose, J | Jimmy eu andi my . nd ei Ags rea ta. Mauder accompanied them i moved here | ¢ 2? Seve ® " | death a Kathieen’s poor father | acred Sone concert ‘Strom gS singer 7:30, dinner concert: I : onigh “One question,” said Jimmy. QS had a great pumbe¢ SS oe 8:30, Marshal! Polk, I. Donna ue xe y — he fastened the ¢ Oliar of his motor stored There ee _ - i — = T71 ILD. eres x Lt i > studio pi cc ac - S coat. “Can you give us any idea of |, immense st the contents of the book 2 [which Kathieer have sold.| $ijo° Grin bumasse orcucessa: You. | MOE Sages, 7:90, Sealy air weavers: S| For the Radio Program of “] can't.” was the reply; “] have : tr I thoueg! prchestra ; Heaen yest 7 8-30 p +e —_ . | sO ere are i stored: ue; 77, Eveready bour, 12. Rewoid) Suede shoes will not get shabt The SEIBERLING Was purely conventional, that there | ike ngvel auickir. ; i ‘ apomen it “aes were some rough drawings, and the! n Old property of our © Oakland (384m-TSUl | ee SINGERS earlier forms of the ainhabet fhe iNustrated—the. s¢ » 4 you | roth. had remainin she , sehele tnlen eee From WEAF and 26 Other Famous find it e\ncycioped Pr i 2 ia plied Badiy. “and that S032 U M - St. b. is fleas = j ~Miiive Sy } f O Clock « : | | zi és send guidance. Marriage Licenses — sire Burial Permil At Belleville. uatie—E) ate Roach, by ese Brown, Breek.;a. a Alcorn, #&. Lous. Fannie Chalz: 8. —Bert.e Reley. Gelatin, — Failesn—Marion D. Dally. Yawrence, East && > x The two men took their seats in a*tract buyers the car as it swung round and | “Where, where?" Angel reai- Central Standard Time turned iis bright bhead-lamps | yea the rudeness of his tm pa- | toward London. itience. “ Pores ve me, madam.” he SLOCUMB | CHORUS — ORCHESTRA 7 ; - “RESONATOR” | ORGAN A Radic 8 ; This ie the third of a series of tuneful acic necerver programs which will come to you every Tuesday evening. e y foun? From *¥ | ght) ece were took.’ “ (- “2 2 2 ‘ . she answerec i erested ip Rad i, murmured Angel in his compan- Ons ear, and Jimmy nodded He Was at that moment utteriv oblivi- ius and ca rs ieee of T Pie for’ pitTte that . | vos, Tani ey Meyer Tire Co., Inc. 22d and Pine Sts. CEntral 1955 ‘ The Heme of : e awaited them 4 cr a “NAFR RADIO CORP. Seiberling All-Treads Wilh anxiety C €Tninzg the rT) who uncona jousiy held the book which might tomorrow make her an heiress. Spedding had moved promptiy, and be did not doubt. by the ruffians of the “Bx If the book was stil! in 1 . » f , Bar Possession they would have it. and at At | staring int aCancy | WCBD, they would make their attemp once. Hile mind was fui! of dark dbodings, and although th 3 ¢ - ; Seo (ee PPP APS 9 FO FOF OOD Te ne Wot! he nice? Two Daily Trains Bee, 4166 mg et be Serving All Florida = | : ‘ BOYS. is - a _* . . 51°. g - ood L. Busser, 4438 5. M : A . | : F and A. Stroup, 3015 Te ge : & S and G . 7334 ORie. e 4 qd ©. Derteth. atte phy. = ... 260 : . 2% orth Market. 2 j GIRLS. Sj a. | =i FP. Ambrose. 3331 ot. z ard Brownfielt. S114 Bertbiand. : 2 Cade not, i @ combination ef | not burp durt | Seams | ve z: @ sanction | mg & siow cocking, a bridee came- oA Ruite a — a, Some| mite of water may be necessary | orchestfa: 10:30. Ray Milica crchoses’ | ‘A summary of the game as broadcast will OM Lk oh LO” at , ee ae ae an a , nA wwithers eacel perk er ham WSR. Atlanta (476m-680%e)}—<4. 9 Erna! | the Post-Dispatch. Clip it and sare it jor | ci the , es roe a i — Seay €:14, Metrupe.itaa art Chios a & . c= ERR : es wuUekle Ceffee er Chocolate 2? . tha of” = IN \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Ik \ Ik \ \ \ \ ‘ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ 4 \ 4 \ \ HA HN \ . WN Munme Ofer arm. 4 TY a “whem

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* ‘ TUESDAY, ot ae a — ‘ | a eee The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine ADY OF OREGON ; , Bobby Thatcher—sy George Storm —A Losing Battle peciat- | garden, where she grows @ ¢ oneers, | variety of flowers, cultivates wage ip en PG 00 tie et ck. Re distin“ ae ed, ars 4 Se oto +a 7 re ys thee vig. : a ‘ ’ & ' the Post-Dispatch reserves the right to ‘reject any query. oe ee works | lilies and treasures flock of maj. - Personal and telephone calls or answers by mail cannot be | ———— ; oe ——s : RELI SS | a / NF \ free f tl ard ducks. She i — ; . “ i... > ; with eemien panaiesibedin olan @ | given attention, except letters on medical questions of undoubdt- ; | (You RE ee ] WWE eT och i N Se se ers "3 + * © ee. cf ed ’ ife of cups and pewter Mrs. Patterson @ | ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed envelope. has assembled a lHbrary o- origi @ i gg ¥F S.—Article 6 of the Consti-,;cup lard, or vegetable fat ] ! ‘ . to her} Oregon history. She has on. of na x =, pot the i he ty =. eter. pik oie Red flour, igo t KID. .-- WHAT gg : a etl s - & _ Ww ° ; ors Of | finest collections of ndian basket, | gyer be reauired as a qualification | dough with cold water 60°53 on | “THE MATTER, errin” | in the Northwest. ; | » any office or public trust under | floured board, pat, roll out, and || tL.ola. She is a native daughter of Ore. ited States.’ roll up like a jelly roll. Use one- | WOW ° Vib Sabian sia Fey ings See emake, TWP ae, 7 os . aad . . » -_" > _” sh ana n Me eh ee ene SE ees A . & 2 « os . : Gime oe as. tinal ne ma sia : 5 ae NG Pp ~ “ or ‘ P at i, cn agen Sol fhe, «, ‘ad aren ; . Oy ae * - . . ent fs P ; Birla ‘ : Vera era Beeler, + ar Ate t : a2) third cup of shortening if »“tirat |gon, her-father. ©. 8 Wooaw Bi sor READER.—Your questions | paste ts desired. Mie Sichtacey or i ; oo ‘ered in detail by th han to | coming to the State from Vermont @ | fil Bervice. Corpmilssioner, Meay. Pastry depends on the amount of | toe . “ air enclosed and expansion o hat | pital | in 1852. District. See telephone ai bal Flal & f that | | _ or address him at Third ir in baking. lakiness depends | th he. (Copyri ; ‘ on kind and amount ; ee : of shortenin Ls eens BB iand Olive streets. used, It is necessary to work cae es |S LUCILE.—American meek Srices pane 4 and with a light touch A Ba it to be had at libraries, | cold room is a great advantage. | L PRICE rion wit Q - oF prices paid for books at MOTHER.—Authorities are MOUS O11 MARCEL OR RINGLET— jon, and indicates the value of |agreed that the taste for Paty ' anent Wave Now Wy Phang old books. For others, write | or any taste, 's inherited. It ap: || ae nopac at > ya Ale en ° : mt | i Gnan Ware Ohemees, Gane Bf put etreet, Philadelphia. how ee te dente to ase mive, uve, ° &, . 34° re: " osity, enlarged perhaps by your ing at Reduced Prices—Expert Operators ee P-D, READER.—It is necessary | rear ‘that he ie predisposed to | ae i ra ‘ d _— 323.N. Grang of i it ere Younuine Stradivarius. The | rink. The cure for an indulgence | | . 6168 oon signs nature is more easily imitated | there fs any pleasure in it. Ie is | by fe Few 8408 : other points an expert would | possible to’ make this clear to || levard School e. A fee is usually charge : i el such appraisal. If you do not | jui8, Persons. in the case of | a ga local expert you may send | ance of one the physical appear- | nd postage for same. nce of one even slightly intoxicat- | ss a ed is repulsive to their compan- | TAIN.—Horsepower is a/| ions, at least to those they would | theoretical unit for the|"Ormally associate with, They |, One horsepower should be informed on how care- mit | lz sveopolie are, out of = 4 chinery is used. || : A ie . The hindrance drinking is social]! This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the 1 im | and in business {s probably the | The Nebbs —By Sol Hess —Now What? RE i S wees B® jobeervations of the dray thing young bersons will most TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch Nearest Branch Hworking eight hours a day at the | readily sge. , | ® itLendon breweries. In _ electrical MR. J. J. J.—Softening well wa- work it is equal to 745.941 watt/ter for drinking purposes may be | —— etna es inate , » , -- = — , iso 1 iva-|done by boili == oer a AE BE 2 a Ee min fhe utrie Byaten. ep kys down the lime, “Clear lime-water, | g WERE'S AN CLE ON THE ——— HERES AN) ARTICLE Ce = LISTEN, } MADE NOTHING OUTOF Ve JUST A MOMENT_HERES SOMETH en Ce—For, Dulletine On! oo costion of oho rene tonn0 ee | SPRPRISE GUEST IT READS: FeS==3 / R101CULING ME AND THE € ae SOU. 1 JUST BROUGHT OUT WHAT [2-4 / ABOUT YOU "THIS PERSON, DUMPTY, “NORTHVILLE IS STILL A HAMLET F=—=4 / povEL_1 NEEDED You WAS IN YOU. 1 WIRED YOU LWAS F--1' 15 AS UNUKE OUR PICTURE OF A UNHONORED BY ROYALTY. THE (225 =] \1O COME DOWN HERE AND Zl \ TRAVELING INCOG ~ THATS WHY = /"=21| OBLEMAN AS COULD BE. SLUSTERING, / wy sw ~ _~ pm wate cgi a Be ~ DR ee Ce ee ae The MIR he NE gD wr “ aising and gardening ad-| *? He eS net ulturel Rooastment water. softens very hard water, | an fashington, D. C., and the same at probably on homeopathic princi- Wigetferson City. Mo, also write the Bes. It is the best reagent for / = Piisouri Poultry lxperiment sta-| drinking, water and for that used | === EVERYBODY WAS DOWN TO THE a : ANT ANDO SELF Pe MMMETiS tcnde by machinery. tt ing Sesscately colored fabrics. It | NOSLEMAN EXPECTED 10 VISIT = MAKE A MONKEY OUT ‘ . EGOTISTICAL, petites v 99 B [is the roasted. skinned. sterilized yong oA emda dh i d ieake | NEBBS POTTS HOTEL TURNS Fo Fa OF Me! DEPOT — YOU SHOULD PE i ADORED — ins FCT, CVERI ES - uts ground to a paste. The , e y 5 ha, ° NV [ [eommereiat product ts generally al Iter ton rune Ppreeiameget time || EA OUT TOBE MESNEBSS : See ee Fo oe © NOT Wt CREP ee Be is of Virginia an spanish sy oct ee M a Hl | y all-steci | ne, the former Satetmer the ge war © ater may be softened |, BROTHER PMR. ERIE DUMPTY Ee ‘ ANIONS OF REFINEMENT. HES A overnighs train) i sired smoothness, the latter be-| #5 80°0n a8 drawn by a cupful of | —s \ ey LARGE SUIT OF CLOTHES FULL OF 5& { lye, made of wood asl | — . | ily, to use alone, Probably res and) ete aw CAGO 7:40 Es eee, would be prectices for by two tablespoonsuls of a strong ||) == sa = re. J S> § SATISFACTION) “HOW DO YOU LIKE luncheon-br st. et. Dra ; a saTi-ASN SOLULION Or a p of hot — . j C. T. BA flaky pastry called|soda-water, stro sleepers. Free reclining seat chair cara, Quick Paste is nade with one and slippery on the Mace” bose rie | ® iome-half cups flour, three-fourths| pearl ash can be used in tl Up, | The “CURFEW” B jof a teaspoon of salt, one-fourth but not so effectively, caieas iim... 4s p.m! @ | LEGAL INFORMATION as ere. ~ LM Ni A AG LE AIO EET, Lipa aaa TT TTT Meg > nes % i” y Re riper a we by Per eg te fi 248 wr - 2. h Pith the ey tighten ea } wee tf] ~ attapete =e ecb ee ‘ } Feet ce eae a hestathd VR hey teh te ee J & m./ Ar. C hicago .. . (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) 10 p. m. | with : 77108 | MRS, R, P. T.—You could prob- I, X. L.—If an accide C d East. 6am ably arrange with the subdivision! you as owner of om gee aa . . premises, might | : —— . owner for the trade, if you can} be held Mable for damages. We | EAS TERN ILLISIN OILS find any one who wants to trade.| advise you to consult a lawyer | ‘ A READER—The personal note and show him your lease. ! dated om a Sunday, or legal holi- DOUBTFUL—If the title of the 1 day, probably can be gued on andj 80ng is copyrighted you might be |: gs judgment obtained. liable for damages if you used it | as title of a story, See miscellane- | Mh MM he OO 4 J, Q—Write to the Corporation! ous answers of Dec. 21, for prepa- i ART r| : Cry Ticket 414 Locust St., Phone: Union Station, Phone: 4 iy i ‘ = * OE, ee Qwity we. ee Se + “ ~ . ~. VOR. A (ThE A li . .*~ * Sy Be ‘ - m ately. oye 4 te ot Rat “ee. o. Dew ae then gga aes ration of manuscript, | in sat. ribs staaas P, D.Q@ AND A—Your brother's Government insurance should be FRANCIS—The policy usually} paid, regardless of the cause of states that the first premium hasj his death. Inquire at the U.S. Vet- | been paid, and if that is the case,| erans’ Bureau, 4030 Chouteau ave- you need not worry. If you havej nue, or write to your Congressman . . iy e S Se aa Eyeing 5 Fay! 24 vow! " % be) a. te. : er awe , Ri skal slide. anean Se Health and sanitation questions of public interest only will be con- sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of individual cases will not be given. | PARRY. PARRY.—Your trouble,| ANXIOUS A. X,—Nothing short | | TTA WEALINV ONE BY ue, - gish ac FORD RAD A LOT OF LOOK, OD: You JUST SEE, qe inetesce cotng cone | of thoroweh “examination “et | | COE PUTTING OUTA | THERES chi |70- STAND BY JB Qos WeUL MAKE ; orrected by tak-|- ’ O i ’ ing-s tablespoonful of the milk of} blood and excretions, could deter- | | NEW CATE WITH BUS- LOOKING IN Aa\= CASH A FORTUNE Our magnesia in a teacupful of hotimine the cause of your trouble, kx- INESS AS ROTTEN me LooK!HE’S PEGI STE fe : OF THIS SHOP! 4 : " water before meals; also, one or/amination will be made free of | we of oe cies, ReetD peniets of na ae = ony eoonent? 7 AS iT is we NOT A COMING TN. [CEA DY p48 aroid and Bi alts two or three/the clinics o arge hospitals. CUSTOMET2 SINCE RING UP times daily after meals. Take sys-/| you prefer this to going to a pri- tematic outdoor exercise, and ifivate physician. Names of the lat- : WE. OPENED "1 yy e - ee gee oe “INTRODUCER Big dividends in health and happiness —~ 7 ’ eet PoP whe . "onthe gn, Ab iy p~ ————————— ——— ———— 4 > you wish send for diet list for ter will be given if you send | | your guidance. stamped, addressed envelope. ' Victor Schon, 61, 3922A St, Louis. Helen Lunesford, 21, 3319 Meramec. c > BE, Farmer, 8&1, 5329 Vernon. oe t t ?e Marriage Licenses || | 2s", 53;23.2eger,, { | Jerry Mullane, 63, 1515 N. — Xl * wis : ' | aN) F. . “ Anna Turgeon, 56, 4028 Castleman. ES a, ‘ hy ar “es 27° | x ecor e Helen Woodward, 37, 2214 Franklin. | ft 7 ‘ i, Za Rg J iy My 17, Mattie Combs, 39, 2114 Chestnut. | A : Ni ‘ i . Nf Sioa Mamie Nischbach, 49, 4945 Haney. te. »' | a SS 4 WAS wi TT ; - 7 ; A | Ze, if iif Burial Permits Emilie Klie, 81, 4620 Newberry. Rice Supreme. A quick and easy dessert and we \i » hee | i\~\. £ ag. / TF : Lalie S sae Belleville. | I very popular at that! Drain the, 8 eK Be : : = \e\ : i te ie UA / i LN Naw), . ff ke Schutte—Elsie ach, St. Louis. See . ie YY ol¢ cs ’ ‘ > by i'l ij 4} / fe ae = Otto ge ne Rt ge St. Feat juice from 1 cup of crushed pine-| . = “A 3 Jas it SYN | ed LS | cS — SA nec ANCY Brown, Brookiyn.|apple. Add 1% cups steamed rice | : . . ry ; YZ ; AUT? HU, + \} . eorge Warren—Reva Alcorn, St. Louis. 2) . ‘ ra ton | . ‘j tif GPS i ———— ~ oe Luther Banka—Mrs. Fannie Chalk: st.j and % cup pow dered sugar. Whip | , ' : a “sav ' us. ‘. 1 cup cream unti) stiff and fold | Ss; Modglin—Bertie Reley. Galatia. : “aes 2 ~~ 1 Mill, O'Fallon Marion D. Daily,{into the mixture. Pour into sher- | ‘ Ai wot Pear! bet glasses and chil’. Serve very + a OLan ilim?Pear § nee cos : 4 yal ta Yawrence, East St. cold with 4 dab of whipped cream | ee and a maraschino cherry atop each | serving. Ra > > ue Pe far Fd tee sh a . ~~ «+ ; harm Pi i ig One er seers Hob es 4s Pate = tt hes Mie ee Sa > Saran Ap. ee, 2, iepiitticlinee saa EE Mi ge sd ett wm a hn art, ee N. Broadway. Allen ABIOA ‘Chinpews. A Full Page Comic in Colors, by Briggs, ng "Diebold. 22084 ‘Shehandoat, Mickey (Himself) McGuire—sy Fontaine Fox Ain’t It a Grand and Glorious Feeling—sy Briggs Appears Every Sunday in the Post-Dispatch ; , 1907 Rutge ‘ P. Adams. 4540 McRee “ | ing All Florida om #25 i and M. Sucjer, 4106 Schiller p} and M. Gebauer. 4116 N. Lith > . , . ° . hn dH: Stroup, 3015 Caroline. ’ iv ne of the TWO Comic Sections of the Post-Dispatch — - ‘and G. Ehlers, 17234 Ohio, A Fox Comic Appears Every Sunday in ” P AFTER You ARE AWAKENED AT “AND YOU GGT UY AND PUT | AND You Find d C. Derleth, 2229 Mullanphy. : D oN YOUR BATH ROBE AND ICY THe eD--°°D M. and M. Bernal. 211A North Market. | FIVE A.M. Tre carga SLICPERS WHILE FRIEND WIFE = KURNACE COLD | = - PUR > YRS > POSS Be iz Sea in .D, and P, Ambrose, 2331 Market. ‘ | ALARM CLOCK AND THG -. ; a eS Beanies BAG Men land. THERMOMGTER HAS ALL IT pepe ge bo winnie ces : ae on and E. Ellis. "4860 Kossuth, | Me'GUIRE GAME ACROSS THE RR, KR. TRACKS INTO THE 1 guice WAY DOwN In THe BULB Rosse, 922 Morrison 1 EL Schwerb, 2907, Salena. | ISTMAS Se og MORE POLITE RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT Wren A CHRISTM - and Ai, Joblinski. 2813 Cass. iB . 1203 € Pra, U f and e Ainge ee eeisbury, STOCKING WHICH MADE QUITE A_ AIT -D. and M. Koenemann, 2027 Farrar J and B. Ochtgrbeck., 4238 De Soto. : ° »W. and G. Thum. 3921A Cote Driliante. , 0 BURIAL PERMITS. H. Slavin. 50, 5546 Vernon. Bernard H. Logermann, 71, 7615 January. e 4546A McMillan. 2 3715 Maffitt. ss -™ = tm phi ara - a nd fastest to Florida—~ ami daily—faster than t. ene, > o Louis 11:30 p. m. All commodations to East service. MOA —_ lade. D4, 11 N. Market. . Regal Hotel. . 66. 7515 Minnesota. If, 13224— Gay street, tions via Key West, 3 pare Claes, 55, 1823 California. q + o0eecn, 76, 5517 Alaska, TOU , “AND SOOM Se RAs ao LLINOIS QUIZZES E > ep ofl Tae AND OUT SOME vane : he ae ' oF WO RFEUL HM - mie Wit ied t0'the entabiish- | aap peu THING UP OH-H-H- Boy tf Amr |3 ee ERY LITTLA AND WAIT It A GR-R-RANO AND ‘For what was Ajton fa- . Vv ais EXPEC TAN T- | R-R- RIOUS Feet! l= Mous in its early years? LA - * PAPER | Ly wires A y -_ ‘i= 8—What factor complicated . 8 RR ER NEE or ay a VEL LUXURY \ \ 3 \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ ‘ \ \ \ siti gh V1 0 Daily Trains x \ \ ' \ 4 * \ \ \ \ \ \ \ * \ \ \ \ . s ‘ \ 6 5 oe — tiie