St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 12, 1928

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ec ei A a COMIC PAGB roe TUESDAY, = | DECEMBER 11, 152% - — NOT wiTh me! LEADS TO A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN OR SOMETHING IMPORTANT UKE THAT I'LL { BE IN A FINE FIX, EH? pg EXPECT THAT MILLIONAIRE WHO HIT ME, HERE THIS EVENING. HELL BE ANXIOUS TO SETTLE SO 1ET ME THE TALKING. ALL I WANT #5 Justice! DO ALL TWILEGED PLOT I poenos Aires Police Raid © CAN MAKE GH IS MUCH To BE ING ELSE! USHES YOU'LL NOW ON YVILL. TEETH, D NAILS! | Ml TODAY ws ar OFF ST LOUIS Pm re > a ee ae ee tee . ‘a ‘9TLOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Newspaper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service Ee SSE ¢ * VOL. 81. NO. 97. ; ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928. —48 PAGES. PRICE 2 CEN a TWO HELD IN| cwmsncenes COOLIDGE PLEASED — oe — WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. HIEF JUSTICE WILLIAM C HOWARD TAFT of the United States Supreme Court expressed himself to the Post-Dispatch today .as being heartily in accord with the Presidential country house sug- gestion of President Coolidge. AS an ex-President of the Unit- || ed states, Chief Justice Taft |' can speak on the subject with | the same degree of expert | ; knowledge as the Peuutaees. te the Year Round. House and Seize Bombs, | oe have read President Cool- i! || idge’s letter with great inter- ||” Hand Grenades, Dyna- | est,” he said, “and I agree with |; SUGGESTS SITE AT '| his idea thoroughly.” [ ) BLOW UP HOOVER TRAIN | i ' ; ; o ~ene gis, Pistols and Map. | P!4 you, as President,” he || BLUEMONT, VA. |; Was asxed, “feel the need of | some such retreat as Mr. Cool- | idge suggests?” | “I did,” he replied. The Chief Justice added, with if a chuckle, that every President {| Ought to have an ANTI-AMERICAN ; ~ AGITATORS HUNTED aS summers at Murray Bay, Cana- da, where he keeps himself busy with the interim work of the Be Employed to Protect By CHARLES G. ROSS, +4 * b 4 - 3 HERE, You HAoheb . Mc 4 BUM NICKEL— ICA TELL BT THE SoVAS “THE BLIASMFOLD “TEST FOR BAK Kk ‘ CASHIERS CUD AUB a 0 oLMapPs | | —, +e ~~ ~— me? = 5 e > me } 11rst The idea was President Coolidge Kansan’s Victim Himse!f in his contri- number of the Post-Dispatch. is views yesterday. known that an elaborate but a modest im summer Whit Special t > Ost - tch 1: , : Police announced that a room in _ to the Pomt-Dispat establishment that might be used os . > 7 tal ' . . . JOPLIN, Mo., Dec. 12.—D. L.! for week-end visits the year round. Mthe raided house contained a de- rialled map of the railway system mer which Hoover's train is; John Cole, 35, his friend, at Baxter routed. Police think the piotters, Spree’ Ken. It was the secon4 ‘ RT csactets or the ae time that Nutt had killed just before the arrival of the Hoo-— tentions to his wife, while the vic- ver special train. 'tim himself had killed two mne. Nutt, 49 years old, yesterday killed) The President plainly was gratified at the recepyon given his proposal. The fact was notel , with appreciation that the letter at-| to the Post-Dispatch had been re- produced by many other news- papers and- extensively commented favorabie for ‘ upon. Youth Arrested in Raid. Nutt came upon Cole at the Nutt ~* Pie teers — »I Olice in raiding the house ar- i ; ; i Site in Virginia Suitable. — rested a youth who said he was home yesterday morning and shot In the course of the new state- " : j _ # thie ide ‘+ ow sant Go Carlos Gutierez. 18 vears old. Au- him. ment of his idea, it — sugges ed thorities said, however, that the Nutt and his 19-year-old son are that — g begets oe 4 rout "as ‘- , , weather observatory a sluemont, peal meme of the youth was Ale- heiq in jail here charged jointly; _. ow ATE ee eS findro Romano and that he was Va.. which the department has de- “ ‘ -% fi > . . ss “ a tod : 21 but posed as rounger in hope of with first degree murder. The son cided not to maintain, might well btaining leniency undér the minors grappled with Cole while his fa- be considered. Mount W eather, as law. They described him as a stu-! ther, who has only one arm, fired | the place is called, is well above y . imine city e Tashi . dent of chemistry and thought he the low-lying city of Washington, manufactured the bombs. A second man later was arrested Rear the house. He gave the namé ef Jaime Oliver, but police said he was Jaime Castro, a chauffeur, ane- Twenty years aro Nutt killed a ' man whom he found with in a downtown shoe store here. He surrendered and was acquitted of murder, basing his defense on the of Capital—about the President estimated. If this suggestion should be put into effect, the cost of a be eliminated and the kind of home +h Lil€ tance wire miles, Two girls, both suspected Ee RS : : : Srchists, were taken into custody UPWritten saw. ‘ that Mr. Coolidge as in mind a time by tht Argeentine — hor- l.ess than if? vears later, C ole could. he provided for at an ex- killed two men whom he accused tremely modest sum. les today in connection with the'r Among the many who comment- of being attentive to his wife while | Veatigation. They were reported **. have been sent home to their; ving at Granby. Mo. Cole w25 ed on the general proposal, how- Parents in view of the fact that! convicted o® murder, but the case | ever, there was nowhere any dis- Both were minors. They denied later was remanded for new tria! | position to oppose it on account of that they had any knowledge of the | by the Supreme Court and Col*®|+ne expense. In any event, the Mature of the activities of two men “2S acquitted. He served approx-| cost would be smal! in proportion imately a year in the penitentiary. to the benefit that Mr. Coolidge, @iready arrested. Anarchist hand- Mills are said to have been found Cole had lived with the ain ‘speaking from an expert’s point of their handbags. _ | family for some time but several view, believes would accrue to the , | a. a weeks ago a family rift occurred! health of future occupants of the President Irigoyen said: ‘The and Nutt’s wife left him. He | White House. The feeling was ee Peveitic, bene igs te aes to oftoans. pers generally voiced that the co iat stant of the) —° “a* ‘© ne. He SOE | ment should do everything possible Whited States of iain ail a effected a peCancTiatiOn. however. | to ense the strain of be hat has @fering the greatest possible ruar- eee aye a bom asager calles oe or ee a ‘Mee of safety to wit personnel of | ee mrt a acne wep _— ae the werd. ; ld EE tate Siadantiatet | Mrs. wrartt. ne et cash prio Tilson Po ksgggesae Ba . — oa ihe police to intensify their obser- sgh — ee ee — _— emer : pus Oe sepia oe the shooting. ‘friendly to the idea is Representa- mations of dangerous elements.” | LOE chee tive John Q. Tilson of Cennecti- The President added that this Charles H. Ebbets Left $1,115,257. cut. the majority floor leader of j j ie 4 mM = . er had been carried out bv the va CMT HOE ETH COMMENT ON RETREAT PROJECT. | His Idea Is Modest Country Home for Use of Presi- dent for Week-End Visits | Chief Washington Correspondent 12.—The movement to provide a presiden- broached by Had Shot to Death ‘Two bution to the fiftieth anniversary wos s inte le’s body. : ; two shots into Cole stebes and is within easy motoring dis- | 85 | site would "MOTHER OF TEN GETS — VIOLATOR OF DRY LAW By the Associated Press. LANSING, Mich., Dec. 12. RS. ETTA MAE MILLER, mother of ten children, rill be sentenced to life imprisonment as the first wom- an to receive the maximum penalty in Michigan, mandatory under the habitual criminal clause of the State criminal code. She was convicted by a jury here today of selling liquor, her fourth liquor felony. The jury deliberated one hour and 60 minutes. Mrs. Miller was found guilty of having sold a sma!l] quantity of liquor to three men here the night of Oct. 3. She had been on trial since Tuesday morning. Majority Floor Leader of House Says Executive ENGLISH QUEEN TALKS OVER RADIO FOR FIRST TIME In Spite ‘of Husband’s Illness | She Dedicates War Me- morial in London. | By the Associated Press. LONDON, Dec. 12.—Despite anxiety over the iliness of her hus- band, Queen Mary today unveiled —_ . : : “occasiona!”’ eeds , | Hun c ds to / rest from Washington. Chiet N % Relief From Low Fifteen dred uar' | Justice Taft now spends _ his Altitude of Capital. I unveil this memorial on bhehalt of those for whom they died.” Thousands of spectators gath- ered at the memorial to join the Queen in paying tribute to the Ma- heroes and to express their a. rine appreciation of her fortitude in going through with the engage- The Queen obviously was touched by the spontaneous display Of public affection. mInent. — eee MUSSOLINI FORBIDS FURTHER ” Premier Says it Is Time for Em- ployers to Sacrifice Some of Their Profits. ‘Copyright. 1928. by the Press and Puilit- | zer Pup! Vv oric - das. the New | » i and Post-Dienaten. + | ROME, Dec. _12.—Premier } isolini is categorically forbidding industrialists and other employers ‘to cut wages. The pay question has long been a subject of discus- sion between the big industrialists and the Fdadscist labor syndicateg. On several] occasions disputes have been carried to Rome and settled in favor of the workers. Mussolini learned of various in- Stances in which employers were cutting. wages on the grounds that by this means alone ‘could they | lower production costs. In a circu- | lar to the prefects, who are his im- mediate provincia} executives, Mus- solini stresses that tle economic Situation can meet all requirements | without demanding further sacri- | ificaes from the workers. Many big. industrialists have. tried to per- suade him that further wage cuts are imperative, but he has replied: “It is now time for vou emplovers 'to sacrifice some of your profits. |The workers have done enough.” Within the last two vears wares in Italy have been reduced between |5 and 10 per cent. DISTRESS CALLS FROM SHIP "CARRYING ELEVEN PASSENGERS Seattle Radio Stations Puck Up Mesages From the Starr Off Alaskan Coast. Dy the Associated Préss, | York 4 SEATTLE, Wash., Dec. 12.—Dis- | tress calls fro mthe mail! and pas- | | Senger steamer carrying 1i a. starr, ' By the Associated Press. 'the House of Representatives. 2 & ‘ visio ‘ ae Ni Bia 22 cae =ppiote - _— ) pasengers from Seward to West- | ng areas which NEW YORK. Dec. 12.—An ap- “The President's suggestion is a | wore ond were intercepted er | ine Te . x" x re . . ' ; ‘ ee - es ‘i : AU, sch . ‘ > \w © > ; idea e¢ house which was_ praisal just filed shows that the good one, said Tilson, and should | cli Ulin tneme biden | , " 'eertainlv be followed up with ap- | | Si Many i estate of Chafles H. Ebbets, late) ©t*@*'. : ae ‘he Starr, which is the only ves- | Suspects Picked Up. | estate of Chafiss. Pepe ts -opriate action by Congress. The | wae yer. i: ansios xin ' P | president of the Brooklyn Nationa] |) Propriace & ' hould | 8! operated on a regular route in 4 . > . aga } T Ot > ye . eAlthouch only two men were of-. Learue baseball club. had a nef; Proposal 26 not one a | Western Alaska during the winter, lly an + e — igh aap ;, » be acted upon without careful con- | : mounced to have been value of $1,115,257. His interest °© @ ¢ t !wirelssed her propeler shaft was - ,yen tf ° } “4 > » : ed, it was generally known in the Brooklyn club was given as sideration tor we vin re : iy twisted and asked the cast cuard | ay tha | Store “ Z - thet this summer home must oi y that police had been active | ¢s33.546. The bulk of the estate ‘hat this & ,| Unalga at Juneau to proceed at | " : - é : ain¢ ine : ao « aed > and reg 1} & week in picking up suspects. was left to the widow. Mrs. Grace | Maintained for all be e for a the Presidents. The (first step eg uspects will be confined siade Ebbets, and the remainder a Reese. Sige : : , ; >a caret ‘estigat f ‘after the departure of Hoo- divided equally among four chil- — or * o ee - ie as ae (all the available sites Within eas Authorities not only are de-| dren and a daughter-in-law. ) all th od - sa ry ” ined to Prevent. any plots | reach of! Washington. fter we inst Hoover but also are de- | _| have the data, Congress can pro- mined to prevent any public | ‘7 , ceed. ee: . " o . : ta ad . »¢ > ‘ Oustrations against the United , Pe on, A Presid¢ nt needs relief from tes. ee Sa | the low altitude of Washington. { tia: . 3 oo — er . + . % publishea eat se tee the (A, r—? \ }| because in four or eight vears the oe A ~ LA O'S’ ‘iriver trip becomes monotonous.” Taided by police and the > ‘ez i nly : : se / : Phernalia ‘oats : today. Col. |? a Ay a Senator Simon D. Fess (Rep.), ‘ : or a , : =e / - ~ . e a - 7 fees of the Pp —- o ee haemccliel, Ohio, a member of the Senate Com- a a sevens Ube . } ; , a a fF " i . die, after a lon e es ra tt . ei ee Fw mittee on Public Buildings and . . le , cs F ’ : ; % | mment offic en re eer pel Grounds, put into the Congres- |. q . 7+ ¢| aent’s summcation. : a = " _ , a eower. |, Another added to the party. >| To Confer With President. Lal se the bombing of the WNa- Chairman Richard N. Elliott of} So pleasures overflow to others ' City B . i¢ . i : nent ank oO ) ‘ 4 c > ) a a . ‘ . — 7 . > bl ~ i ae n, Christmas eve —neighbors and trends. the House Committee n I ublic ee . when two persons were ; ; >} Buildings and Grounds, and Con- €nd 20 injured, police vigi- Having a car makes it 60 COM >| preseman Clifton A. Woodrum | in Evuard hg the United , venient to sav, Come, go With ri 4 Derm.)., Virginia, will call upon t * ; = Embassy and Consulate, the | us. Sa Club and buildings hous- “Titan firms has not been ted. ; ‘| President Coolidge tomorrow morn- > ing to learn definitely the Presi- (| dent’s idea of what legisiation is) >| needed to provide a country home. Woodrum introduced in_ the >| House Monday a resolution direct- ing the Public Buildings Commis- , sion to report to Congress on avail- | ) able sites in Virginia. The resolu- Used cars are listed at low prices and on easy terms in the Post- Yispatch Classified columns. th on the Steps of the Buenvs Cathedral, which is across Breet from the National City ‘As it was being taken to Police station it exploded and Was killed. © aw The Post-Dispatch. prints {fe more Classified Automontie ads than all the other St. Louis newspapers combined! wwe res + Continued on F 2, Column 6. is : agt | inerease in the } ment. period in 1927. a once to her assistance. The message sent by Capt. A. O i'Johansen cf ‘he Starr said '“Please send help. Take passen- | | gers off. Eleven on board. Ready to be landed if necessary. In bad shape. Anchored in 12 fathoms of | water off southwest point of Pear! | ‘Island. Can't go anywhere.” Pearl Island is near Cape Eliza- | beth, southwest of Seward. Oe ene ert 737 AUTO DEATHS IN 77 CITIES IN NOVEMBER: NEW RECORD SET. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—An| number of deaths due to automobile operation dur- ing November was reported vyes- terday by the Commerce Depart-| It listed 737 deaths. by au- tomobiles in the four weeks ending Dec. 1 as reported from 77 larger. cities of the country, by far the; largest number of deaths ever re- | corded for a similar period. In the four weeks just preceding ne e+ te there were 621 automobile fatali- ties, while during the correspond- ing four weeks of last year there | were 615. The largest number of persons ever killed previously in a four- | week period in the reporting ter-— ritory was 684, which was the | firure for the October-NovembDer | ; 5 © me _— REDUCTION OF WAGES IN ITALY ithey seemed | other, with snow, wfth an ice foot run-.§| i swell, | the air. nested by thousands i corners. of , dah ; + > ha | (rei ’ ; rounded _ pieces of pack, and ‘BYRD CONFIRMS LIFE AS FOUR-TIME = ~EXOTENCE OF ~ SOUT ISLANDS IN ANTARCTICA '| Expedition Finds Land Discovered by Polar Re- lief Party on Dec. 25, | 1902. TWO LARGE PEAKS | RISE OUT OF SEA Thousands of Birds Live in Crannies — Rocks Cov- ered by Lowest of Vege- tation Life. a ‘ By RUSSELL OWEN. omewe KING GEORGE SUCCESSFUL CONDITIO UNDERGOES OPERATION; “SATISFACTORY” | Youds Who Killed School Taste (Copyright. 1928. by St. Louis Post-Dis- | paich and New York Times. Worid Rights Reserved.) This story is published exclusively in St Louis in the Post-Dispatch. All news ar- cles from members of the Byrd party. or from special correspondents assigned to it, | will appear oniv mw the Post-Disvatch. 1) this ciLy ABOARD THE NEW YORK, at Sea, Dec. 12.—("y Wireless)—One gets all mixed p Gates down here. and so was yesterday. in the 10th cause we dian. And the last Monday was be- croSsed the 180th meri- 24 hours have been more full of incident than any since we left New Zealand. We confirmed the existence of the Scott Islands. which have Deen in doubt ever since they were dis- | covered. Nearly got lost in BARK CITY OF | Gan. | gerous ice packs, lost a hawser a@n~ | saw a Whale caught. alongside the pack and are pr! . « © p, oo : | sanity wilder- ng 1s photograph shows the 15-year-old slayer of his former teacner, ii —_ enna: ANN Se QE e RSS SSR Ce aE ORE RAISON NS FAMOUS SURGEON CALLED INTO CASE TO DRAW FLUID ATBASE OF LUNG Sir Hugh Rigby Summoned for Work After Physicians Had Removed Some Pus by Puncture. ie SIX DOCTORS ATTEND _AND ISSUE BULLETIN Heir to Throne Visits Father After Arrival in London on Record 6000-Mile Jour- ney From Africa. —_ By the Associated Press. LONDON, Dee. 12.—Official an- nouncement was made that a suc- cessful operation had been per- formed on King George this ev«- ning. A physician's bulletin issued at $:45 p. m. said: “An operation on the King for drainage of the right side of the chest has been successfully per- formed this evening. The condi- tion of His Majesty is satisfactory.” Announcement of the operation was signed by six physicians. The l included Sir Hugh Rigby, a fa- ‘mous surgeon who was called into ithe case only today, and Francis I. Shipway, who had not appeared —International photo. JIMMY DEACONS. . . . . * * * . e > of . i Sir an . ng @ magazine in jail. previously. The others were 3 Miss Flossie Carter of Sherid , Mich., readi a a p ne in jail. ee ee Penn, Sir Humphrey Holleston and Sir E. Farquhar Buzzard. Sir Hugh performed the operation, which was finished at 7:50 p. m. The Prince of Wales and the Duke and Duchess of York ar- rived at the palace at 7 p. m., re- BAKER FATALLY ~ NVURED BY AUTO prods sy: es igpinaeoaae maining with Queen Mary while the Associated J ress. ’ : STANTON, Mich. Dec. 12.—A_ theope cre a oe performed test for Jimmie Deacons. | and leaving at 8: p. m. 15-year-old schoolboy slayer of Removal by puncture during the Flossie Ca rter Sheridan 'day purulent fluid around the base ‘ 4% ‘ +s > | ‘ i ‘ nown teacher, was. ordered today of the right lung was made k Imussen. On the petition of the youth's Charles Obert Run Down attorney, | nounced he would appoint a sanity | ' commission and be made would comes up Thursday. If found sane, | J uc in a bulletin issued at 3:20 p. m. and signed by five physicians. The bulletin read as follows: “The slight improvement in the eet King’s condition noted this morn- as He Steps From Str ing is maintained. Some purulent report | pe ge Beller fluid around the base of the right Car Geor ’ case lung has been removed by puncture lige Rasmussen an-| that a when the the boy faces the probability of | 70, Hit by Motor Cycle, this morning and further drainage life imprisonment. wt Be necem ~ natasha ait ny Dies (Signed) HEWETT, Avalanche Hits Italian Village. | . “WHITBY. By the Associated Press Ital a8 ms “BUZZARD, BILLA SANTA MARIA, Italy, ? : “ROLLESTON Dec. 12.—An avalanche struck this Charles Obert, a nomen of 48414 “DAWSON” | mountain village, whieh is near | Nebraska avenue, was injured fa- The King’s five physicians re- |Lanciano, yesterday. One child | tally at 2:15 p. m. today when @0/ mained in consultation for more woe —— several © her spe automobile driven by Miss Faye | than two hours at the Palace this ote —— ee nous’ | Barks, a 22-year-old nurse, ran|a@fternoon. Dr. L. E. BH. Whitby NTE ee ee Be ee ee stepped from a | left Just before 6 o'clock. Soon rains were blamed for the catas- | iim down hesegliewni » afterward Sir Hugh Rigby was trophe by ge arse yo | street car at Nebraska avenue ane shown to the room where the oth- who brought Fascist er wyatt one South Broadway. Obert died on the er doctors were conferring. : Sc ue 7 c. § i ° ¥ 7 ae a way to Alexian Brothers Hospital. Wales ¥ ? slides are feared, ag big masses of ists Bedside | re ve : Hah S he The Prince of Wales, who 'recks and earth ajfpear to be tot-| Obert descended from a sout i *j , the. mountain side d Broadway car that had reached Londen late last night ee oho sas a ee after his 6000-mile race from Af- rose It was queer to see this black) rock rise in a place where we had | _Only seen glistening icebergs and ee memes UNSETTLED, RAIN LIKELY, stopped at Nebraska avenue. Miss! rica visited Buckingham Palace ‘ Barks, a nurse at Koch Hospital, | shortly after noon today and spent ; TONIGHT AND TOMORROW was driving south. Her car struck |@" hour and a half there, after THE TEMPERATURES. | Obert, knocking him down. He Prot igre rt an S ae re ri . a “tl suffered a fractured skull and in- : Y ee a — Case ~~ » ~ ie 5 gape %1 Mis sBarks was arrested and is Juring the afternoon Queen. Ms sae Se oa eee ©! held. for the Coroner's inquest to- Mary attended the unveiling of the a. mm <= 32. @ -; | morrow Mercantile Marine war memorial a ' i: ee Mick cise Oe v , : Yesterda s high 49 (3 p.m: low. 46) George Beller, 70 years old, at Tower Hill She was accom- a 4860A Hammett place, died at the panied by Princess Mary. froth-crested seas for so long. and | it fascinated’ everyone on board. Pictures ef it were obtained. So far as known, it has never been photographed before. ed them. namely, at longitude 179.51%% West and latitude 67.25 South. After leaving the islands behind under a clear sky, the ships drove to southward all night. Toward midnight it began to cioud over and biow and snow out of the West. flurries blew | The situation | was not pleasant, ag we were sur-. by iarge in ness were just able to pick a way between them. Suddeniy the Continued on Page 3, Column 1. icebergs and. the dark- Eleanor Bo!ling ; oe - To the westward the water shoaied considerably, and appar- 'ently a large floe or old iceberg, on which the birds had rested, was grounded at its foot. Capt. Melville obtained sights which showed the islands in just; the position where Scott report- Official forecast. The fever from which the King rain. northwest a fail | Tey AND FIND PARAGUAY ON THE MAP slightiy port Sunset 4:39; +* Stace of the Mississipp!l. §.4 feet, of 0.8. Baptist Hospital at. 10:30 o'clock ; for St. Louis and last night of skull fracture and is suffering was not quite so ac- vicinity: Unset- oitinies injuries eufferes Sue hours | UVe, this being reflected in a low- tied tonight and papers ion ti ya atin hain ered temperature. tomorrow, prob-. omental si Mine aaa hie alii The remarkable rally which the ably occasional’ ore croming Clayton avenue at |= 2S made last night just before he rain; not much! - nam street. His wife was not |" the Prince of Wales, seemed change in tem-) ater oe : to give an indication of the perature ; the Lioyd Oawald. 19. of Mirkwosé |strength with which the King was a Pa —— chee ie aed conten evele anne | fighting his battle. Sm _ | bond. He said he was traveling at | Physicians’ Bullctia. Missour): Iin. | Moderate speed and Beller became | The physicians at 10:30 a. te- sattied tonight Confused and stepped back in the | =r issued this bulletin: sig “ -.« path of the motor cycle. . “The King had some hours of Roe hecrugpegecourt i There have been 195 -.motor sleep, The alight improvement prabe bly OCC | Vehicle fatalities this vear, ep | BOted late last night ls maintained, oe Ce at against 183 for the same period the temperature being somewhat much change in| eomear | | lower and the general condition a temperature. _ a Little better.” lilinois: Unset- SENATE CONFIRMS WHITING | The medical correspondent of tied tonight and —_——— ithe Evening News. discussing the tomorrow, prob- Sanctions His Appointment as See- (otternoon bulletin. said: abiy occasional! | retary of Commerce. “This afternoon's bulletin dis colder in extreme WASHINGTON, Dec. ee | coer rather a serious aspect of jon. jnomination of William F. Whiting lithe case, but if the purulent fluid ; sunrise (tomorrow) of Massachusetts to be Secretary of | is localized it may | Commeree, succeeding Herbert | ous as appears at | Hoover. was confirmed iast night | —— yy the Senate. | Comtinned om Page 2, Column pe net be sO seri. first sight. Any ee a <a Ae oe nae eae ee TS , , ean a See men ees ee VRE a oe OS ow Ane ow 5 mire ot i i ee ee. ret Ce et es eaipe whys they.” nas 7 a a — ss IF a yg Rn fo tg Ae fa ec eget © OR Oe ee ee ee — naninn sadtng rm SP Five: * eape Se ae ny gt + pes _— a bats pny tae 8 1 = ee ee eee ee Le te, Ce Oe he ee ee ag nd oes r by ‘ MMe ee Ree - it age yt OE oe , Le ee er ee eo Pr Oe ree ae ene ine AR LS AGT ee ee oe ee eee ay Pg ad oa hoe ia anaes 7) “ORG a ee se wal yn 9 Se ne ee hip ht ORS ae Se ee Se . Db sn CPO A ~” ge ne, oe aN RET. Sd = wil thie NS td OE en 4 iner) 2 + & a #3 #3 5 | ——— ae ee ¢ Abe : mes ’ ont: tits " “ mee ni Sarena * : 4 A R. : ‘ + be _* a z a : \ Br: a 4 a a De . = * os

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ive 2 LA ABEL OREN: as ile tt ar TS Ae PO EM ID, aren —_— I EIEN EY CS es ey Rm IEE eet s mines. ak anise aa ee aoe 4 ~ = Srna day ete -e -" * a ee nh wrangle Ng en gna shoes aneineaagsaenasar tates es a a eee oe) We Gna. ph wer he Ann, BW ie Riera + neers - ("o. Rhodesia. The evening of Nov. 27 ‘the Prince decided on his own ini- tiative to return to the bedside of his stricken father. He drove in to Dodoma and early in the morn- ing took the train for the coast. The first stage of the Prince’s jour- ney, 300 miles, took 16 hours. Cruiser Goes to Mect Him. While the Prince was riding in “It is an open secret that noth- | ing less than pressure of the head | of the Government prevented the | | than two weeks, | | Dar-es-Salaam, 200 miles away, to aeeeteatin a KING HAS EMPYEMA, LUNG AILMENT ~MORE SERIOUS THAN PLEURISY By the Associated Press. ING GEORGE'S . physical K condition as indicted by the latest official bulletin issued by the attending physicians at ‘Buckingham Palace closely re- sembles that from which Enrico Caruso, the famous tenor, suf- fered in New York in 1920. Dec. 30 that year an operation was performed on Caruso for. re- moval of fluid from the pleural cavity. It was disclosed’ that TROUBLE SHOOTER HELD FOR SHOOTING POLICEMAN Stray Pellet From Air Rifle Strikes Officer as Marksman Fires at Auto Windshields. Lester Blair, a radio trouble shooter, is in trouble because he shot a policeman with an air rifle. Blair, who is 24 years old and lives at 4635 Enright avenue, was riding in a radio company’s truck driven by Lloyd Christensen, 2120 Switzer avenue, last night. He amused himself by discharging BB shot from his air rifle.at the wind- shields of passing automobiles, It} was fun to see the motorists jump as the pellets bounced off the glass. His aim was not always accur- ate, however, and a_~ shot went astray, at Grand boulevard and Rutger street, and pinged Motorcy- pus had developed there, consti- tuting the disease known as em- | pyema. | For proper drainage of the | cavity, it was necessary to re- || move part of the rib. Empy- || ema, characterized by the de- velopment of purulent fluid or pus, is a much more_ serious condition than pleurisy with ef- fusion, which was the latest diagnosis of King George's ill- | ness. The presence of purulent fluid in the case of the King explains the prolonged fever which has given the physicians cause for anxiety, and the gen- eral state of exhaustion. There is significance in the added statement of the doctors that further drainage would be necessary. Ordinarily this would mean the removal of a small section of a rib. Caruso recovered from operation, and after a _ long- drawn-out convalescence was hopeful that he would be able to sing as of old. This, how- ever;“proved a delusion. The serious effect on his constitu- tion which followed empyema was noticeable until the time of his death at Naples in August, 1921. the Puncture Resorted to Instead of Removing Piece of Rib. A prominent St. Louis phys!i- cian interpreted the bulletin on King George’s condition as fol- lows: “Following pneumonia an ab- scess frequently forms in the pleural cavity around the lung. The only way to get rid of the pus is by drawing it off with a needle and syringe or by op- erating and taking out a piece of the rib. “The physicians previously had announced the King was too weak to be operated upon. 3ecause of his age his condition is critical.” , the old African train, the British Government had ordered the fast cruiser Enterprise to leave Aden, on the Red Sea, and rushed for meet him. The Enterprise could make all out, 33 knots, Arriving at the coast, the Prince had to wait for the cruiser. He}! could have taken the Governor of | Tanganyika’s yacht to Mombasa, | but chose to begin his journey on the battleship. At 1:30 o’clock Sunday morning, Dec. 2, the Prince began his long homeward journey. From Dar-es- Salaam to Brindisi, going by way of the Suez Canal, he had to cover 4700 miles. The Enterprise let it- self go and made an average of at a of Chicago, who was given a recess appointment last summer by Pres- ident Coolidge, appeared today be- fore the Senate Committee on Pub- lic Lands and Surveys, to which his nomination has been referred. The entire morning session was consumed with the reading of West's testimony before the Reed Senatorial Campaign Fund Investi- gation Committee in July, 1926. when he testified that he and his family had “substantial holdings” in utility companies operated by Samuel Insull of Chicago, whose contribution to the senatorial campaign of Frank L Smith of Il- linois cost Smith a seat in the Sen- ate. He also told the Reed com- mittee that he and Insull had been associated together in legal and po- litical matters since 1897. Many members of the’ Senate have stated that these associations with Insull disqualify West for the secretaryship of the Interior, which carries with it membership on the Federal Power Commission, which passes on hydro-electric power per- mits and licenses. Insull has many applications for permits and li- censes pending before the commis- sion. West's former testimony was read into the. record today at the instance of Senator Thomas J. Walsh (Dem.), Montana, the guid- ing spirit in the Senate oil lease investigation. The reading con- sumed an hour and 10 minutes. pared by Finney. “It was entirely new to me. I had been in office only a week.” “What did you do to acquaint yourself of the case?” asked Walsh. “IT awaited the decision of the Department of Justice. The entire file was in its care. I had a heavy file of mail,” | FUND INQUIRY TESTIMONY READ ee . By RAYMOND P, BRANDT. . Staff “erromondent of the Post- Spatch. WASHINGTON. Dec. 12.—Secre- 7 gf. the Interior Roy O. West ~~ Walsh's motive in ving all of West's testimony read inté the rec- ord, although only a small part dealt with his relations with In- sull, was apparently to show that West was active in Cook County and Illinois, as well as national, politics. The testimony read, related how West had received $10,000 from In- sull for the 1926 Illinois Re- publican campaign Because West's organization was supporting Sen ator McKinley and Insull was for Smith that year, Insull requested the money be used for “local pur- poses.” This was agreed to. West told the committee in ths former hearing that he solicit- ed the $10,000 contribution per sonally from Insull, He had con tinued to do some Jaw work on a small scale for the Insull proper- ties over the years, Chairman Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota opened the hearing by asking the clerk to call the roll. This unusual proceeding was the result of the recent acquittal by a Washington jury of Col. Robert W. Stewart, head of the Standard Oil Co. of Indiana, on charges of per- jury before this same committee. One angle of Stewart's defense was | that a quorum had not been ptes- | ent when he testified. | ed the mailboat Biarritz for Folke- landing, cle Policeman Jesse Carrow in the back. Carrow overtook the truck and tuhed Blair in on the Magno- lia Avenue Police Station. He was booked for common assault and his companion, Chrisensen, was held for driving a truck without a chauffeur's license. least 29 knots throughout the jour- | ney. | While the Enterprise was racing | up the east coast of Africa, the | Government had put another fast cruiser, the Frobisher, at the dis- posal of the Prince at Alexandria, Egypt; and a royal air force plane, too, should he need it. Goes to Cairo by Train. Six days after leaving Dar-es- Salaam, the Prince arrived at Suez at 9:15 o’clock at night. He dis- embarked and took a train back an hour after for Cafro. At Cairo the Prince had his first chance to “shake his legs” since leaving Dar- es-Salaam. He played squasu racquets‘and visited the bazar last Saturday evening. Then he left Cairo for Port Said, where he re- joined the Enterprise at 9:55 o'clock. The cruiser meanwhile had completed its journey through the Suez Canal. From Port Said the Prince began his 928-mile dash across the Medi- terranean on the Enterprise. He could have taken the Frobisher, but learning that the crew of the Enterprise would therefore have ‘3 spend their Christmas at Aden in- stead of in England, he rejoined the latter ship. The cruiser nobly fulfilled its task. In 37 hours it took the Prince to Brindisi, at the foot of Italy. It made an average of 25 knots in the face of stormy seas. The Prince put foot on European soil again at 12:23 o’clock Monday afternoon, and seven minutes later he started on the straight north- west run to London. A special train had been placed at his dis- posal by Crown Prince Umberto of Italy. A royal air force plane was likewise at Brindisi, but the Prince did not use it. Last Leg Fastest of All. The last stage of the journey from Brindisi to Boulogne, 1450 miles away, was the fastest of all. The Prince was rushed along on cleared lines at an average of 40 miles an hour, including stops and the laborious climb over the Alps. With the technical skill of three countries, Italy, Switzerland and France, placed at his disposal, the Prince dashed from Brindisi to Lugano, where the Council of the League of Nations was meeting; then to Belfort, France, and thenc? to Boulogne. Arriving at Boulogne at 6:45 p. last evening, the Prince board- mm, stone, England. Immediately afte. he took a fast train for the last leg of 77 miles to London. The Prince thus completed his journey in the following stages: Five train journeys. Three ship journeys, Six automobile trips. The British Government provid- ed for the Prince two cruisers, one destroyer and two planes, but of these he used only one cruiser, the Enterprise. King’s Son Henry to Reach En- gland Christmas Eve. By the Associated Press. CAPE TOWN, South Africa, Dec. 12.—Because two royal brothers, Edward, Prince of Wales, and Henry, Duke of Gloucester, were separated in the wilds of Africa, Prince Henry still was on the high Seas, as far from England as America is, when Edward arrivec home last night. Prince Henry left Cape Town last Friday on the mail steamer Balmoral Castle. He is not ex- pected to complete the 5900-mile trip to Southampton until Dec. 2¢. To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch: INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec. 12. F President Coolidge’s plan | to: a country retreat for Presidents, as suggested in his letter in your anniversary edition, is approved by Con- gress, the furniture industry of the United States would deem it a privilege to be permitted to furnish the house complete with American-made furniture, as an expression of its good will toward the Government. This proposal is made by the Home Furnishings a movement institut- National program, ed by the National Retail Fur- niture association to teach the American people the value of better and more. attractive homes, and supported by the entire industry. It is suggested that Congress appoint a commission of Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, Mrs. Herbert Cc. Hoover, Mrs. Woodrow Wil- son, Mrs. William Howard Taft, Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Offer to Furnish Complete Country Retreat, if Congress Approves Plan ¢ ¢ and Mrs. Benjamin Harrison, who will be requested to se- lect the furniture for the coun- try White House. As secretary of the board of trustees, I am sending letters today to other trade associa- tions, the National Retail] Lum- ber Dealers’ Association, the Plun:bing and Heating Indus- tries “Bureau, the Portland Cement Association, the Nation- al Electric Light Association and the Copper and Brass Re- search Association, suggesting that they join with us under the leadership of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States in ereeting this building and presenting it to the United States Government. A letter is going today to the Chamber of Commerce c£ the United States requesting that it appoint a commission to take the direc- tion of this movement. A copy of this telegram has been sent to the president. L. R. Rau, secretary, board of trustees, National Home Fur- nishings program. KING OPERATED ON AND CONDITION IS SATISFACTORY Continued From Page One. extensive drainage would be ef- fected by a little tube at the chest or the ~cmoval of a small portion of the rib. The news is somethinvg of a setback, but we shall -prob- ably be able to judge better of the importance of the development from the night bulletin. It is a good factor that the slight im- provement in the general condition is still maintained.” Crowd Waits for Bulletin. This orning the open = spaces around Buckingham Palace be: to fill with persons anxious to hear the latest word on the King’s con- dition. They were glad to find that the official bulletin had been sup- plemented by an unofficial state- ment that the King had passed a fairly quiet night. Sir Stanley Hewett, who has been. almost constantly in atten¢e ance on the King lately, rem ined at the palace throughout the night. After the arrival of the Prince of Wales and his subsequent de- parture for York House, his own home, everything outside the pal- ace had remained quiet durirg th- night. A big crowd which hau watche the Prince's arrival left when a steady drizzle of rain, then slee:, began to fall. It was stated officially today that Prince George, who has been serv- ing aboard the H. M. 8S. Durban, left Bermuda this morning for New York. He will leave New York on the Berengaria for England Fri- day. Baron Davidson, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, was among those who called at Buck- ingham Palace this morning. For- mer King Manuel of Portugal was another caller. Condition Still. Grave. Although King George's condi- tion continued to be grave, hope was not abandcned. He immedi- ately recognized the Prince of Wales, who was permitted to visit his father after completing a dash of about 659 miles from the terior of Africa which he ieft two weeks ago. ? | } } ae] ; When the Prince arrived at the’! palace it was ennounced that he/ Qyeen and he and his mother were | was not allowed to see his father. Later it was announced that he saw the King, but the visit was short for fear of tiring the patient. These contradictory statements! were explained unofficially today by the announcement that the King INDIGESTION 25¢ and 75¢ Pkg’s Sold Everywhere ciel e iiitiencmndetiiie. ee TG TI Serious Developments Feared. In view of the prolonged strain to which tht King’s constitution has been subjected it was feared that serious idevelopments might occur at any hour. last evening On his condition stated that there was no increase in his exhaustion and that his pulse was steady. Medical writers in the newspapers pointed out, however, that no gain in strength was noted, and that the King’s general infec- tion continued, Shortly before last midnight it was unofficially stated that there had been a slight change for the better in the King’s condition. Jt was stated semi-officially that the King was making a hard struggle against his illness although deep anxiety persisted at the palace. The fact that the King passed a quiet dey enabled his’ constitution to continue the fight against the gen- eral infection, The Prince of Wales was met on English soil at Folkestone by Prime Minister Baldwin. The Duke of York met them at Victoria Station. The Prince looked well after his hunting trip, but his face showed strain from his anxiety and the marks from his speedy journey by land and sea, When the Prince shook hanis with his brother at the station he listened with the most acute con- cern to the message which the Duke brought of the condition cf their father. Strong relief showed on the face of the Duke. He alone of the four sons has been present to aid and comfort his mother since the King became ill. Hurried to Palace. The Princes hurried from the Which is a exclusively hy! royal family. | entrance, members of the There was no official greeting since | Sir Derek Keppel, master of the | and Other officials’ purse At the palace the Prince was | shown into the apartments of the | The Prince also talked have been The bulletin: ‘the third naval! attending his father. Shortly be- fore midnight he left the palace with the Duke of York, accom- panying his brother to his home in Paccadilly, and then the Prince went to his own residence at York House. The morning papers today gave full expression editorially to their admiration of the Prince’s decision to return home without being sum- moned to his.father’s bedside. In welcoming his return they ex- pressed the hope that it would re- lieve the King of anxiety about af- fairs of state which it was said he could not dismiss from his mind. “Prince Greatly Needed.” The Times, in an_— editorial) eulogizing the Prince, said: “Not only as an important mem- ber of the commission set up to undertake the labors of kingly of- fice, but as the King’s natural dele- gate for every social and cere- monial purpose the Prince is great- ly needed here just now. That he realized it himself is sufficiently proved, if any proof beyond the motive of natural effection were needed, by the remarkable speed with which he returned. In help- ing the King he can best build for himself hereafter the same sure and prominent place in the heart of the people that the King gained by deep devotion to duty.” Prince -George to Arrive in New York Friday to Board Liner. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Noti- fication that Prince George, young- est son of King George of England, would arrive at New York Friday from Bermuda, was communicated today to the State Department by the British Ambassador, Sir Esme Howard. The Department immediately or- dered every facility placed at the disposal of the "rince to spéed his transfer to the steamship Beren- garia, on which he will sai] at mid- night Friday. The commandant of district at New York was instructed to meet the Prince and cffer him every cou-- tesy. INVENTOR SUES FOR $3,500,000 Secks to Enjoin United Shoe Ma- chine Corporation. BOSTON, Dec. 12.—Suit for $3.,- 500,000 against the United Shoe Machinery Corporation was filed in the Federal District Court here to- day by Euclid I. La Chappelle of Brockton, an inventor of shoe bot- toming machinery. La Chappelle also asked that the corporation be enjoined from mak- ing contracts whereby its machines are leased to shoe manufacturers and continuing practices tending to control the market for shoe ma- chinery. The inventor in nis peti- tion sets forth the claim that through its system of leases’ the corporation has established prac- tically a monopoly of the shoe ma- chinery business. He asserted the corporation “and certain inventors” had prevented him from doing business with machines he had in- vented. COOLIDGE PLEASED WITH COMMENT ON. RETREAT PROM Continued From Page begs tion was referred to the 9 Buildings and Grounds Commas. and was discussed inforr committee today. 3 During the discussion te. Woodrum agreed to amend the res, olution by striking out the sion that the proposed located in Virginia. He said tod that the committee probably amend his resolution when ft formally considered, He most of the committee were favorable to the ge , of the President's pad ton . Washington Star's the President's §S The Washington Star SAYS edi, - Me torially: . “ ‘How to be happy though Prey ident’ would be an ap title for the homily which Presi, dent Coolidge has just Publishes over his own name in the Olden jubilee number of the St. Lousy Post-Dispatch. ‘Advice to my gy. name for it. “It is a peculiarly human does. ment. It refers, as Mr, himself puts it, to ‘the health and physica! condition of the President Describing the duties of that offic as ‘exceedingly heavy’ and {ts me sponsibilities as ‘overwhelming’ the Vermonter interestingly dis closes how he himself has mgp. aged to surmount them, “Nothing in the plaintive preach. ment on presidential physique wil attract more attention than Mr Coolidge’s recommendations of 4 rural White House ‘in the bik within easy striking distance of Washington.’ “Herbert Hoover, as all his friends know, is not @ man gives much to play or relaxation.. 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Y., Takes Guards in Parily Armored Machine HOLDUP OCCURS IN BUSINESS DISTRICT One of Men Protecting Pay- roll of Carpet Firm Being Taken From Postoffice Shot in Arm. By the Associated Press. YONKERS, N. Y.,. Dee. 12.—In a holdup in the business section, seven or eight robbers opened fire this morning on the collection car First National Bank and escaped with a $100,000 payroll after wounding one of the bank of the guards. The collection armored automobile was transport- the payroll from the postoffice ; car, a partly ing to the bank for later delivery to the Alexander Smith and Sons Carpet Co., one of the largest carpet fac- tories in the world. Two bank guards and a city po- liceman were riding in the car, Attack Subdues Guards. of Buena Vista avenue and Hudson street, in the men in another car opened fire on the directly through the windshield. The were subdued by the robbers the toward switching the way ‘At the intersection, center of the city, a group of bank car, shooting guards and policeman who payroll escaped with New from their original automobile with a New Jersey license, whi-h they deserted, The Smith payroll comes by mall to Yonkers from the Federal Re- serve Lank in -New York and is then tuken first to the First Na- tional! Bank in the collection wag- on. This custom was apparentl: known to the robbers, who evident- ly executed the holdup in accord- ance with a carefully prearranged plan. The men on the collection war- York, on to another cai. On were not certain: how mary rob- bers there were. There were four bags of money, in the car. Vice A. Valentine of mank told amount which Carpet President Charies the First Nationsl Police that the exact $104,500, part of he said was for the Smith Co. and part for the Na- tional Sugar Refining Co. Machine Gun Reported Used. The policeman. Patrick O'Keefe. and the chauffeur were riding on. the front seat of the collection car and Kautter was locked up inside with the money. The shooting o¢4 WAS Meee?" So abruptly that neither the *~ Policeman nor the guards had any chance to use their pistols. Wete nesses said the robbers had pistels and a repeating rifle and one wo- man, leaning from a window above the holdup, saiq there was a m1- Chine gun in play. qt was Kenerally thought, how- @ver, that the impression there wus a machine gun was Biven by te am of a pneumatic drill the rob- haters were equipped. with. ‘Fr subduing O’Keefe and the ogg they drilled a hole in the tle ae car to enable’ them = n and unfasten the doors ® robbers had apparently not “. “gy to find Kautter inside and > te threw up his hands they ot him through both arms. Sr ene BYRD CONFIRMS EXISTENCE OF SCOTT ISLANDS Continued From Page One. gay ice dea, la @round i+ «. head and tn dodging fe a _ strain was brought Se tgee 6 hawser that it tore Sateen 1¢@ City of New Yerk. Oree of the parting shook , The hawser hung down nt * eo ee Bolling'’s stern Pleats Srows was faced with ihe + ask in taking it in un- 4 ‘sti of a rising sea W. He headed out to sea “ear of the fee and began Wine) ‘ ‘2¢@ hawser aboard with @ (A ve - tenes of it was in when Slipped. on the winch tO wreath overboard ‘““nhe snake, whipping about " Hear to those working loop of. it hit & seaman, on knocked him ‘@ only by an acrobatic ‘it backward to the lower : “8 he able to save his life. “es J. MeGuinness, the mate, r man dived over the hung on to the rafl by as sands until with an angry oe thing went overboard. a = ly, it had served its pur- te : was no longer needed, as "eld through one of. the =... ‘feult towing tasks ever P. faken, , Ships Manenver Through Ice. ips then made their way “4nhOthe ‘ar d ly throuch the floating Prk | back and icebergs in a light ae, ~~ steadily worse because = - es oe ro Es ere,

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_tion was referred to the ————————— COOLIDGE PLEASED WITH COMMENT-ON * RETREAT PROJECT Continued From Page One. Buiidings and Grounds dl and was discussed informally ‘a &, committee today . tee erebe resolution w f nesiders a. Hea cotnmit ‘ee 4 as deg that te 4 mM &m bers o the genera] idea 's SuBfes stion. Washington Star's the iresident’s The Comment SULZLEStion. Y . Washington —— . }- miuiy Which Pregi, Coo lidge —— ee rea ee MOBBERSFIREQN NKCAR, ESCAPE oy WITH S100, 000 Band of Seven at Yonkers, N. Y., Takes Guards in Partly Armored Machine by Surprise. HOLDUP OCCURS IN BUSINESS DISTRICT One of Men Protecting Pay- roll of Carpet Firm Being Taken’ From Postoffice Shot in Arm. Br the Associz i YONKERS g holdup 2 gven or ele it > this mormitse ~ TS LE TC A OE TE tae .WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 = — ~TLEFTBY HIS WIFE ALTONMAN, DRUNK ‘SWEARS SHERIF ALLS SELF OVER FOR A WEEK SHOT PEDDLED WHISKY ANOTHER WOMAN DEAD BY HIS SON. AT SIS AGALLON Patrick Collins, 25, Defies Father, Dennis, 64, When He Makes Irvin Schmidt, 22, Ends Life in Hotel—‘Sorry, but Glad Dolly Didn’t Get Him,’ Widow Says. G. C. Crawford, Store Keeper, Lunge for Leslie Roche. A direct charge that Sheriff Les- lie B. Roche of Cairo, Ill., not only Washington avenue, Fata shot and fatally whisky, before Federal — Lindley to- day in wnat St. Louis in the tria of Roche and = a a a conspiracy to violate "yw? - a’ as ? : wound so actually sold l« > # “* late yesterday ridge Hote Crawford, who he had been convict f bootlegging but who still to keep up a fair degree egging activity in his pe- " freedom, li — iY “airo boo hoche visited him and said: with pretty od boys | aes to be doing wel] forced >» “*hide ;: * ng teh hors vc im -Eerers wi hen ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ Cairo | Testifies He Bought Liquor From ‘took graft from bootieggers but al- was made; PAGE — FOUR FELONY CASES DROPPED SHERIFF ON TRIAL —By a Post-Dispatch Staff Phot _eSE LE _B. ROC HE omrapher mong his son, “whe had been his chief deputy. How It Started. “Leslie Roche we BY CIRCUIT ATTORNEY'S AIDS In Line With Sidener’s Policy to Clear Dockets Before Re- tiring Jan. 1. | Four felony cases were dismissed |yesterday as part of Circuit Attor- ney Sidener’s policy to clear dock- ets as far as possible before Jan. 1, when former Judge Franklin Mil- ler will assume the duties of Cir- cuit Attorney. Assistant Cireuit Attorney John |'E. Bowcock in Division 19 dis- 'misseq three cases. One of these, la robbery charge against William | Albers, was tried before a jury against a codefendant and a dis- ‘missal of the case ensued. It was -alleged Albers and another man took $3.50 from Louis Vaiente, a soft drink bar owner, Sept. 17. John Bigham was relieved of a | charge of felonious wounding, |having been charged with running ‘down William Spelimeyer of 1515 | De Soto avenue at Broadway and Gratiot street June 24 last. Oscar Wells, a union lather of Webster Groves. was relieved of a charge of carrying a concealed when Bowcock found the would not testify they found a brass knuckle on the per- ; son of Wells. In Judge Hartmann’s court, As- it Circuit Attorney Lemon dis- charge of embezzlement against Samuel Loewen- a realty dealer, for the al- embezzling of 37000 Ted Fiorito, a jazz orchestra ee Pas SOME Me te es Met TER a ee aa MC ETM BTN 6 ene PME CL GN ae ee “ —-~ hi a Se a: Ms etre » nae 4 te % me} + re yee ot Ao Sa Et trcrpencns ay gf the First id every month and you active against ed with ; iyrol Fees : Saal ? 3 Js he bed, wUuel WOUNG | : isited his home severa. = ‘ ie a : > | | hind his right ear and a revolver, | tim esterday, apparently ‘an hand me over $100." $100 a Month for Protection. A em gen ee A care bootleggers up until “ oe when he was defeated for C Commis- So a SRT RR SRRAT A NT eg eae an ved t Crawford that during)! sioner,” Fitzgerald test aed “He containers stored in the courthouse —Internationa!l tai & : 1 e. in eas RE ape ah the periods when he was out of | 2nd I were talking it over and nej| basement and filied up the con- WIVES OF HERBERT LEIGH-MANUELL. 1a note addre l to his : a tae en ae . jail he made the payments, meet- said: “What's the use? tens e do tainers with water.” / » | emt ¥ rs ! , an Pag Regia cg ¢ a on aes i h appreciate honest enforcem ent ad ‘He said the whisky would float wo LEIGH-MANUELL No. 7 (left) assented to and tnessec — egy | — wa Oe 4 SS wien Beret oO! op, by +, the law » t ; ) > wes the bi amous marr r * ° Se) hie ts ita F : i he SHmeriti, near tn ron untain the saw. The best thing for us to ,on top and nobody wouid know the Le gama oe lage of her pipe Organist husband to his 109- a aysigy a ae _— ~** | Railro: le “ai do is to ake somethi of it | difference.’ “itze Id -stif' r-old pupil, Ma ‘oti Vv Wy eat stint il aii ~: tree deen ~ eee 7 ih jepot in Cairo. ie. | do is nake sc ng out of it | difference, Fitzgerald testified, ic artna an yen, at Sayville, L. I. This photograph atrigguae += ecnglieg ae page BE tree we - i€é seized Ul ro! Bs oe os papas ursely ly ° . — taken in k ier times before the State took st Ww} life. at edded +} = 1a! nat Loche continually | ‘ S. | He told me he wanted to put the a4 383 4&5 me Tr or ~~ ee ; f i an h ected me to see the stuff into charred barreis to age Sieericternieetelcaeiineratteii POSER ee SGP, ae ; ' | him from ky | ] > set a flat rate for so he could sell it at Christmas nfs -_ . epemeneeceecioen - _ : a oe eee os gett raiacs »te io? allion. I remem- time, but later he told me the hold of one boot- stuf - had been stolen. The demi- ,legger rest had a still on an island. bagement were des- He wanted to know about protec- nd nobody knew the and I sent him to see Leslie. | difference.” he was paving off Carted Stills About. ‘ss to Roche, too, and On one occasion, Fitzgerald re- lated, he went, at Leslie Roche's . order to the tinshop of Henry en in another car opened fire o1 miles he black hulk that . ape e continued An i ) h Lid Mooreland. and there got @ still , he bank car, shooting lireetly “That was the worst pack I ever! the first ling Rage os SREP wea ES Fe ed tl ion to rema y ot none ; a athe be tendes ae ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH larough ihe windsnicic. caw, mmander Byrd said As the second harpoon hit, :th tol “ages ie nine ~ si iberty untli the inquest. liquor, but “aa t ) a gallon . hand “I drove out into the country, Founded py JOSEPH PULITGER ' ner saw it so hich.’ whale in a final desperate convu! Tht RO eR, Homie tip for it.’ oe arama continued, “and met Leslie ne Toe Pull | | | , | | , THREE YOUNG WOMAN WORKERS “I bought the stuff from him. erift = Roche. Th e boot leg- | He took over the still and | PREVENT HOLDUP OF LAUNDRY “S%uic°! S2™, mule and people gers couldn't reach him.” [truck and drove away and I weat ‘ a3 Not All Grafters. ck a. na in his coupe.” Slip From Office and Give Alarm Not all the deputies participated | On another occasion, he said, he As Liobbers Later however, Fitzze ae con- | and Roche took a seized still from otherwise credit in ths PMece | Bu ay , tinned hn and RB a a , i Purley Brown,/| the Courthouse basement and — — ~~ * {tinuously now for more that yh Sacra ggguaclng ou This was its last ef-| ano when she lear he v Three youns men frustrated an Still Owes for Five Gallons. brothers, were particularly active in| moved it into the country in an | : ) ninut ee qa roy tempt ldup * the Gra! “Roche used to deliver the whis- | raiding stills, he said, and the boot- | automobile. He declared Roche leggers who according to his story | hid it in the shrubbery near the ion, protested road. Letters to show that Roche was active in obtaining clemency for seven bootleggers who had been convicted of stealing more than 200 sacks of sugar from a Federal barge at Cairo were introduced in evidence. One, purporting to come from Roche and addressed to the OER Vi aha Peter na. eo, after woune: four-fifths of the whisky from ae ris + —@i fi uaz UD» Le Stil ied The anllieacn* ane cOi ff. . " reo ) pi Ce eh "ELL HE (SINGS FNRI cag IMP IbRHIO e joht n the eso later a German maxi sieacks Subdues Gu: were payinz. | and Dewey Fitzgerald money to working ing chief engineer. - Moore preceded Fave me over to Leslie. (who witnesses ) Pubus! ed Reiley be The Pulitzer Publishing Ca. Twelfth Boulevard an4 (live Street. Oe WEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Associated Presa is exclusively entitied te the use for rey blication of all news dispatches | patches herein are also rvea. ort yD 2 her 4 : ' ire 4 . Subscription Rates by » Mail, m Advance - . ’ on ae onton - ‘ _ 4 “ ’ ee ae Jad Lad a S = = . sine ; : -ssociating 1 th \liss A sy } ama sek en ; : Daily and Sunday. one rear oeeceeeeSlO Bent+t, no wen) ' -™ iecK as he wa Coming UL O ne | Chaser BAULCO i aiOnesia ATG +} “ auUundy ‘ ‘4 Lawton oulevard ' me pat Dalis. without Sunday. one year.....-.... 5 a ee : ie ’ ; ; tamicnet Cam alban — ais a ain ad in f} allo LljoNNS, | had : ‘ " yg . Z " - . 7 a . ‘ re’ . . me j ‘ } { ‘ ‘ . +. . , ; I } } +a ; = ad iA mam cA . * 4 aba. .- iad , | or sunday oni ' Pus nke: ‘oD the oP er i tu re if a : i 2Vilvy } 1 ; ‘ Li ; ¢ / I : . a 2 : ' . ‘ I j i ; I A i Js Z i LOY? Remit either fice . ; ‘ ‘ ] ncked ou hale ‘ ‘ ' ed f rf : r Ras OUis pay Hit ‘oe. Stlil agains Louis ry x ab AN Vas aon ; pr otect me write a let- : ns : 4 : ‘ 7 ’ > es . . ae Subscription Rates Dy Carriers tial Pale | meat cae og Ee we him for the last fi llons.” | we | Delivered by city carrier or out-of-town 7 , mar , — , eye} : F . — “Eee " _ ears ‘ford's tlegging te 61 ~- Aansttan * eo Daily only. SOc a month; Sunday. 10c @ copy. Ri Dank mm the collectior rac SS ee plies: a ’ : Mi: As? : ret Schr we : or : ae ; —" , = ae Seay nose CepuLies he testified ie had been « feck atl rick, and aa VCORE reine Yurt 2nd | “telling them no more raids were be tmmade without search war- | ntered as second-clase matter July 17, 1878 3 , | ve | . SEPT, 23, MARRIES DIVORCEE omy six months : H ised oe lecen tn Set aa ' ' Sas ~ : lla ai nplor a e in ti r feral ourt. taken out through the Sher- et the Tosteffice at St. Louls This was.to let Roche oak ae : "et che ’ _ a . > ‘ . is . ' : ’ . Lrefulls rearranged ote : il Alexander, Bride of Physician a od ATond nicht rt * oe “einai: re wieTaa) Ce a wee ont 2t Springfield, TH. : TE — n't nd D hand: he Of ee a =o . : ', . ry ” P lf red ; i} i \" * : lr ' , lis gene ral in cong nies | rs there were. re _ jemter the ice and ai ake cos ) Rees e _ i aie tin * oi eyed, the thre youny women ce E - De Deputy “Ac — venient’ | itzgera testified that one/B. Roche, nominated for Sheriff M , , a ; from tl] ‘leanor Bolling to make: ter Buildins rhe was 4d ed nig ai ve pped into a rear room and gave manenad Roche was charged Yi ni e and Roche “took about'on an out-and-out dry ticket.” Christmas Present — — a rerTy lLoOvViT ‘ VEKY woman will experience 5 1] eK gee | an Seen es UES ; : eaten si , Sete ae ae aa ir "i4 ras the news he had killed mp srg ee: "ong Sr “tae eile dae i real thrill in the operation of wie _ e ex edition Kind whe it lat OrTINnglieia \ ro re AW ree eva Ss ord OU ej * . : the New Hrdro Dishwasher. The unt 5194.500. ar : AEE ; ee wee hotwee! mart Ale) ley e \, nims¢ F +} nistol a es rs tn courthou se at new Hydro Dishwasher is easily st- hich he said wes +; ee oS 3 | area ots eee Miss Asmu ee, Was ©! sd se tans Samal a] 5 Madi EK tached to your present sink and Carver C a we Omi e and death. | Grow . Ras entadedovoe ai 7 ne oO » auton ile in | os ae 7 3 yy SAN re dishpans or Lat] LO. anc art fo} thy . iiceaaen ter > Drop Amazes Expert. The forn Ire lexa? —_ : the is — od orth it ") 1tZ | } other receptacies are Sugar Refinine Co anaes ; te - Sil va ‘ a — ; veal “4 Secni rivi¢ ; rn Se a Pee sergeant a iro, but necied. Compicte.... ae a We Te oo ' : oe - pedieca se sa mntiowed 1 orman : the Pees , pi nn oh TOE ee bowntown Chicago Saloon Bombed CASH OR MONTHLY TERMS _ Gut Reported Used. We can furnish liscensed and bonded plumbers to instal! plumb- ing materials purchased from us. PNDE PENDENT scsi Seo UU 1121 Chestnut St., St. Louis, Mo. Send for free illustrated Catalog. erder or & f or - ta Ay aie A if x ee 5 al married eat store r1:t*weoce - . Witness ormner itzgerald, with accepting transporting stills for boot- seized Calro ahah eet ilLilt ttt Tt) | ‘ ona! s exer saloonkeepe : , *} . a eputy Sheriff, ere ridin eee ' ) nigntiy j Six Monten pesceged TOE RS hee Peele “ia last amed ost under Sheriff es we a ve wage ‘she a mark NUN FOUND BEAD FROM FALL ets for six months. bor Micicke ar ens baie 1 post under Sh Sede 4Uli © : ; _ . ; ' —_-—-— ;, , _ ' an @is Jan Roche, father of the presen an €ter — a . } i i) na a ‘ +) _of + » SAVE Government pebbpinaiind ort with the money. apes Second Story Window. e Associated Pre wae itis wen wnintaeed 166 el ae Ld fpr yeaa . i j P| ‘ ‘ . ‘ ‘ “ te = Ws Ke Wy AZ YG nh 80 bry im « 4 % a : , i ,* an m ma fawntin ? . . ’ ‘ i I iid Aid 4 8 ben . . , . . _fr tr, *- ~ en iiti one Wo- inagoy ron +> 7 ’ ~~. » > 4 Picci ¥-, It was generally thou Sver, that the imp Rt there wus * machine Eun was given by te T! eb ow vest: Boise of Pneumatic drill ti ¢ rob- ‘ 7 bers evidently es ss as i Be ad ee ee es il Me te eek a Mad le de ae howeve NUMBER SEVEN-ELEVEN BD .f > > JALch VAP ol” _. er ee eee ee ee VICTOR—RCA—ORTHOPHONIC — COMBINATION nly | Delivers This beautiful instrument to your home. A wonder- ful Christmas gift for the family. It is the newest All-Electric Radiola with a victrola in the same cab- inet. Operates from the house current—no batteries needed. Just think of it, only $10 delivers this in- strument to you. ow Ae a A ow (> tr oe was given up It has gone cleanor ae ig under ee Ne ae tc eae ®oung par al nd in dodgirz bear on the h: PGA OP. fr: In was brougt ~ awser that it tore Sate Pd in taking it in un- of all an the handic: ? Vladimir Horowztz QDEON HALL Friday Afternoon, December 14, at 3 P.M. Saturday Evening, December 15, at 8:30 P. M. - “ TT" hn sea P he se reei1an .USSIal) overboard Trade in Your Old Piano or Phonograph as “ar: Payment STORE OPEN EVENINGS WURLIIZER © 1006 OLIVE STREET agi in ¢ hin . se eeee SS ; were equipped with. ‘red bay rode as }. “apa oan er - : z ; Vs eek * sit oe - Cee ; we Rpected + ; ere a ! . n find Ka utter inside and a] *4s rew up his hands they! our way A Small Initial Cash ee imal Rata lia Payment—Balance Eleanor Boll \ BYRD CONFIRMS in, but the EX] and after chewing up seve! : . STENCE OF six-inch wooden fenders SC TT ? were toothpicks betwe 0 ISLANDS i ships, the lfnes were *d From Page One. ‘the attempt wind moderated. now and again coming alon ter of the ice. 3 on th {tir . . ’ * ; : - e 1 » *He City of New York.| Watch Harpooning of Whale. The exceedingly low terms orce of the parting shook Just as we came into the bay, a which these cre offered brings “allay » + 4a dt nak ii gn Bias io + \/ wee ment guaranteed exactly #8 nonfha lant Norwegian sail between ) er . Dunne a . represented. Al] in fine oper- nen on the boat saw a whale di if of the United States this season. uring tne past ti | diti - F aK, lpping about | just ‘e came near and fired a an ordinary gift, four vears he has pl laved engagements 10 every lead- . ing con ition. wf y Siy ie@ny i L! se ’ rkin } ’ ? ; rom the big - In in the and one that brings ng European cap ttal. He play ed lf) his own native it the whale as it dived the ecstatic joy and through its worst matic nal crisis, Many times smother of foam Then be- f bei disti : : 1 as A horter + ad $ me , | kn lor and. silent struggle o ing distinctive, pei ng flour anc putter insteac Of money. Ae tt. ” nd presentatives | m then made th from the water and plunge ad again. iz eer Pack and This unequal ffPht went on for! The New Orthophonic oo ro Paul Brown Building, 816 OLIVE ty VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. cel ees in rivt Steadcily worse be cause {

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ee 8 ream we ane a a . —« . ap et. 5 pea i - > an 4 a . D ' Sega pines —_ = ace rena ps wage: ' - ; ' nang ~ ae Fae Ee. : Oates : Deoecicmeeteie ao-aeee renee ee Nica btctbibin fame BPM wnse lee , ad pongreetintenag Svan) : poaepeinnm dates - ones ake i ary apt one camera remain in : ¢ mone ORI I SEI GT ae ee , ; . s and lo sleeves; pink or blue cinlned cetten flannelette. Sizes 16 and 17. Box Stationery, Box $ Large cabinet, also cr , etonne covered boxes; 48 sheets paper and and 48 en- Philippine Gowns at $ | , velopes, White or colored. Sweater Dresses for Girls 7 to 14 we match. Stripes solid colors. t ZT) a) Buffet Set has one large l l Fashioned of sweater fabric with skirts to or Two- piece and straight- line models. Crew, V or turtle necks. Red, green, blue, tan, etc. Sizes 7 to 14 years. (Downstairs Store.) Changeable Silk Taffeta, Black Yo-San Crepe, Printed Georgette, Lingerie radium, Black Flat Crepe, $ ] (Downstairs Store.) Yd. Cigars in Cedar Box $ 25 Cigars packed in cedar box, wrapped in holly paper. The follow- ing brands: King Edward, John Rus- kin, Flor de Melba, New Richard Mansfield. New Panty Frocks $ Smart styles of fine broadcloths and prints; hand embroidered. Sizes 2 to 6. Box Stationery, 4 Boxes $ Box contains 24 sheets of paper and 24 envelopes; fancy covered boxes. Boxed ’Kerchiefs, 2 Boxes $ Women’s ; packed three in a box; white or colored; some with embroi- dered corners; others hand painted, Tree Lights, Set of 8 $ Just 200 of these fancy Tree Lights, 8 to the set. Double sockets and exten- sion cord. Pear shaped bulbs. Initial Pillowcases, 2 for $ Bleached Pillowcases of fine muslin: hemstitched and have oval, Swiss me- dallion with embroidered initial. 2400 Men’s Shirts urrancey and l With Laundered Collar Neat stripes and pat- terns in the popular Also broadcloth and ma- dras Shirts in neck- band and soft collar New de- Signs and patterns. Every Shirt cut full and roomy. Sizes 14 pastel shades. attached. to 17. (Downstairs Store.) 51.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Read Our Other Announcement on Page 12 Down GRAND K = EP AR eS Ap OOD . ee? wee wade? Pe a 4 - ee SANE MONEE EAS AR 7. mee OI I AAS AID a PF he il ee Le ee ee . ie, Phil oat S25 Ae, * SER ee Sin gee eat ee ie 4 - . ‘A : y, 4 dee’, “4, - “ Yi pe “ a ap aes oe, sb y * A ff hy iis Lis. ats ee ny oe, % Sore $ nie wee 5 . rep : 7 5 : aes " > : A : : 7 a ; Z Git: ; LEADER Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Felt Gift Slippers . . . . 2 Pairs Men’s and women’s are of good grade felt and have padded Women’s sizes 3 to 8. Children’s Red and blue. soles. Men’s sizes 6 to 11. Felts in high and low styles. Sizes 5 to 2. Excellent values. Hemstitched Tablecloths $ Fine quality, bleached, cotton damask Tablecloths in size 58x72 inches. Fast colored borders. Madeira Buffet Sets $ Of fine quality round thread linen; one large oval and two round doilies; hana scalloped and hand embroidered. Rayon Underwear $ High-grade rayon Underwear, includ- ing teddies, step-ins, and bloomers. Lace trim and ruffled bottoms. In various contrasting colors. Bath Towels, 4 for $ Bleacher terry cloth Towels with fast colored borders; 22x44 inch size; 1200 to sell. Indian Play Suits $ Boys’; of good weight khaki drill with fancy front shirt, fringe trimmed long pants and colored feather head- piece; sizes 4 to 14. Box Stationery, 2 Boxes $ Cabinet style; white or colored paper; 24 sheets and 24 envelopes to the -box. Hems’hed Pillowcases, 3 for $ Of bleached Oakwood sheeting, neatly hemstitched. Measure 42x36 inches. l l l Padded soles. (Downstairs Store.) Heavy weight, bleached terry cloth Towels with fast colored borders in blue, pink, green and yellow. Scarf and Buffet Sets $ Set is of fine quality linen, neatly finished with lace edge. Three-piece Buffet Set with Scarf to match, Petit Point Scarfs $ Rich cream color lace Scarfs woven with fast colored Petit point medal- lions, 18x36, 18x45 and 18x54 inches. Brocade Bandettes, 4 for $ Also Bandeaux of rayon brocades and stripes; back fastening with elastic for adjusting. Sizes 32 to 42 in the lot. Brassieres & Bandeaux 3 for $ Samples and close-outs of better goods in a large variety of styles and ma- terials. Good range of sizes in the lot. Boxed ’Kerchiefs, 3 Boxes $ Women’s boxed Handkerchiefs, 3 in box; colored with embroidered cor- ners; some white. 27x54 Rag Rugs, 2 for $ Imported Wash Rugs woven in hit or miss style; border and fringe on ends. 1 18x36 Bath Towels, 6 for $ q © Men’s Initial *Kerchiefs, 2 Boxes Select Handkerchiefs for the men’s gifts from this extraordin- ary offering. Good quality cambric Handkerchiefs with ini- All initials except IO U QV Y. 6 neatly tial in corner. packed in a box. Girdles and Step-ins $ Various styles and lengths; step-ins are of allover elastic in ten and twelve inch lengths. Sizes 26 to 34. Women’s U Suits,2 for $ Rayon striped cotton Union Suits, in sleeveless, knee-length style; flat locked seams; sizes 36 to 44. 54-In. Quilted Padding, Yd. $ Closely stitched in zig zag style; cov- ered with good quality bleached mus- lin; filled with heavy layer of cotton. 80x105 Scalloped Bedsp’ds $ Of cream crinkle material woven with fast colored stripes; very slight ir- regulars. Brushed Wool Gloves, 2 Prs. $ Wool Gloves suitable for boy or girl. In attractive colors, All sizes 3 to 7. Pillowcases, 4 for $ Made of good quality, bleached mus- lin and neatly hemmed; 42x36 inch $1ze. Mattress Covers at $ For twin or full size beds; of good. quality, unbleached muslin; finished with taped ends. Plaid Blankets, Each $ Included are 66x80 wool and cotton mixed Blankets and 70x80 cotton plaid Blankets. Neatly finished ends. 9 oa Women’s Felt Slippers $ Juliet and Everett style; of heavy felt with flexible leather sole and rub- ber heels; plush and ribbon trimmed. Sizes 4 to 8. Tapestry Table Runners $ Of good quality tapestry in 17x50 inch Extra-Large Mama Dolls Very attractive are these Mama Dolls that stand 21 inches high Daintily dressed in panty frock with cap to match, socks and slippers. Composition head, arms and legs. Crying voice. 36-In. Flannelette, 8 Yds. $ Soft fleeced, light colored striped cot- ton flannelette for nightgowns, etc. Black Sateen, 5 Yards $ Highly finished, solid fast black cot- ton Sateen for bloomers, slips, etc. Smoking Stand Frames $ Strong, bronze colored twisted metal, three-legged Stand Frames, well brac- ed and have handle over top. 3 o’Clock Special * Linen Hand-Emb. $ 1 Bridge Sets 600 of these fine quality linen crash Bridge Sets that have one cloth and four napkins to match. Hand finished and embroidered Porto Rican designs. On sale at 3 o’clock. in Fast colors. size; excellent for gifts. White Broadcloth, 5 Yards $ All white, highly mercerized Broad- cloth for shirts, pajamas, rompers, etc. New Band Aprons, 3 for $ White and printed percale in dainty floral patterns on white backgrounds, Mixed Nuts, 4 Pounds $ Pecans, almonds, walnuts, filberts and Brazils of 1928 crop. Mixed in equal ° proportion. Girls’ Chinchilla Coat Sets (6 to 11 Practical and warm are these jaunty Chinchilla Coats with hats to match. Have brass buttons and em- blem on sleeve and collar. Red flanne!] lined and_ cotton sateen yoke. Red, blue, tan, green and navy. Sizes 6 to 11. (Downstairs Store.) ‘] l l mas gift for the boy. IF BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT THURSDAY .... STORE HOURS, 9 A. M. TO 6 18x36 Oval Braided Rugs $ Durable quality washable Rugs.in oval braided style; neat border on edge; assorted colors. Fringed Chennile Rugs $ Plain or figured effects in blue, rose, orchid, green and yellow; reversible; 18x36 inches. Girls’ Middies, 2 for $ All white jean Middies with pockets and tie loop; sizes 6 to 16 years. Boys’ Cape Gloves, 2.Pr. $ One clasp style, fleeced lined; also some suede gloves in dark brown; sizes 3 to 7; slight seconds. Women’s Fab. Gloves, 2 Prs. $ Chamois suede Fabric Gloves with fancy turn-back embroidered cuffs; one Clasp style; sizes 6 to. 8%. Thread silk Hose in service and chiffon weights. oe a So a a ; ge pa ~S bo 8 Ta ee i eh ens te ie aes CER ES Bi Bee ee 2 Ce ee, Se Ree eee: P. M. Window Shades, 2 for $ Opaque quality shades in green, white and light and dark ecru. 36 inches wide, 6 feet long. All perfect. Velour Valancing, 2 Yds. $ With deep figured cornice banding; scalloped bottom finished with rayon bullion fringe. : Boys’ Play Suits, 2 for $ New style, button front, drop seat model, with Peter Pan collars; trim- med in red; sizes 3 to 8 years. Girls’ New Raincoats $ Of rubberized fabric with two pock.- ets; leather strap on neck; red, blue and green. Sizes 7 to 14. - Men’s Union Suits at $ Medium and heavy weight ribbed Union Suits, with fleece lining; long sleeves, ankle length or short sleeves; ankle length; mostly sample sizes, Some are all silk, others silk to lisle hem, All lisle reinforced, Slight seconds. Also 2000 pairs first quality, thread silk Hose in sheer or service weights, in new, wanted colors. Flannelette Wear, 3 for $ Babies’ gowns, kimonos trimmed with fancy stitching and Gertrudes in short models; all of cotton flannelettce. Sizes to 2 years. 81x99-In. Sheets, Each $ Included are scalloped, hemstitched and plain hemmed Sheets. Seamless and softly finished. Bleached. r1ooo in the group. Gift Aprons, 2 for $ Percales, cretonnes and ginghams in coverall styles; floral patterns, checks and dainty prints. Girls’ Blanket Robes $ Of Lawrence robing; silk trimmed collars and cuffs; cord to match; red, brown, blue; sizes 6 to 12. Men’s Silk Mufflers, 2 for $ Fancy silk oblong Mufflers, in a large assortment of patterns. All first quality. Men’s Ties, 2 for $ Silk mixed four-in-hand Ties, in a large variety of patterns. Ideal for gift giving. (Downstairs Store.) Lamps and Shades, Each $ Pottery table lights, beauty lamps complete, bridge Lamp Shades and chintz table lamp shades, Men’s Mufflers at $ Rayon and wool. Mufflers, with fringed and plain ends; also some «silks in colors and fancy stripes and patterns. Very slight seconds. Men’s 2-Pc. Pajamas $ Of cotton outing flannelette, in neat stripes; with and without fancy frog trimming; coat style; all sizes. Men’s Gloves, Pair $ Washable chamois suede fabric Gloves, with embroidered backs; gray and tan; sizes 7% to 10. Men’s Percale Pajamas $ Fancy frog trimmed; a variety of plain colors; some plain white; two- piece style; coat ‘10del; all sizes. Part Wool Socks, 7 Prs. $ Men’s gray part wool Socks, with re- ‘nforced heels and toes; seconds; sizes ro to 11%. Boys’ “Model” Blouses, 2 for Blouses of this popular and well-known brand are offered at Make useful gifts at a very moderate cost. Of fine count percale in fancy patterns. Col- lar attached. Sizes 6 to 14 years. this exceptionally low price. Crash Cretonnes, 4 Yds. $ Heavy quality Crash Cretonnes in large variety of patterns; 30 to 34 inch widths; ¥or drapes, cushions, etc.; 1000 yards to sell. Women’s Felt Hats $ Brim, brimless, vagabond and tai- lored models. Large and small head sizes; wanted shades. 5-Pc. Ruffled Curtains $ Voile Curtains with deep ruffles, over- locked on edge. Scalloped rayon va- lance with two rows of ruffles. Tie- backs to match. Children’s Hose, 7 Prs. $ Full length, ribbed Hose, with rein- forced heels and. toes; seconds; si-:s 5% to 9%. Girls’ Sunburst Skirts, $ Of cotton material, in bright plaids; attached to white bodice; sizes 6 to 14. Tie & Belt Sets, 2 for $ Boys’; leather Belt, with nickel buckle and tie, or two of each. Boys’ 4-Piece Suits (Wool Mixed) A very useful Christ- Have two pairs full lined, golf style knickers, double- breasted coat and vest. Well tailored of sturdy wool-mixed fabrics in fancy plaids, checks and mixtures. Sizes 7 to 14. (Downstairs Store.) High street shade silks, also smart woolens. A host of attractive styles, novel touches. Suitable for immediate and later wear. women’s sizes. (Downstairs Store.) 50-Inch Damask, Yd. $ Rich, lustrous, drapery Damask in beautiful colors and color combina- tions. Striped and allover patterns. Sunfast and tubfast. Girls’ Pleated Skirts $ Of Wool serge and plaids; box pleat- ed; plaid Skirts have detachable white bodice; serge Skirts attached to white bodice. Sizes 6 to 16. Boys’ Wool Sweaters $ Pullover style, with roll collars. Solid colors and color combinations. Sizes 26 to 34. Men’s Socks, 8 Prs. $ Plain mercerized Socks, in colors and black; reinforced heels and toes. Slight seconds, Men’s Fancy Socks, 3 Prs. $ Good quality rayon Socks, in a variety of color combinations. Slight seconds. Small Boys’ Sweaters $ All-wool, in new colors and patterns; sizes 2 to 6 years. V neck style. Very Special! shade and with many trimming Misses’ and (Downstairs Store.) ] stairs Store} , , f a . az LF 1% i m . a 3 = Z = » | Be »* + HR + # 7 ‘ ; ° Just 10 More Days for Your Christmas Shopping! 36-In. Madeira Squares Hand Embroideree Beautifully . hand - em broidered on. snow - whi white Jrish’ linen in exqui site designs, finished wi rose-point scal- ~ loped edges Italian Linen Bridge Sets A Sec for the hridg table . . . generously hand embroidered in a choice @ four designs on fine ecrt linen crash. Cloth. 36x34 — te phic aeyt $3. y Cocktail Napkins From Belgium com these oblon: Napkins, 5x inches, of sheer linen wit hand - drawn hemstite centers and Binche | edges. Dozen >. te eeee -—- _ are 1; th, eoveed +3 f: “est "? ~ Ss wr it + Cates it t If f f | 4 1 lf 1% UMASS sony oe > > +> +> +> +> +> ste aeage 7 | ; poms sxiiate SMT eh ke ee he ER Pay bint. AL ares Ca atten hy: ae FHA “ae ae LAS et ES EA It’s Getting There Are O Airplane Spe “Spirit of Satmt Loui Painted wood and metal f rubber pedals and rubbe wheels, steering wheel con rudder wheel, ete. Very special ............ ‘a

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a Rae, a ¥ —____ 57. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ce OSes nee —— WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ re Bie ill Read Our Other Announcement on Page 12 om EES CHRISTMAS TIME AT for Your = STIX BAER- FULLER ¢ GRAND-LEADER D 6 P. M. , Y foal )| SALE ® GIFT LINENS Eee ie * | Shaker Sweaters W alancing, 2 Yds. $ igured cornice bending: | 4 SFE ee omits. wltrance j adi ads Wa Se. Gu oy eS MR. SY A tot p> > PEP HP HP +> Ue ee a dee taal oe. puke oes 4 ai Fe ee se SEAT a eee aa) ibaa rte Seach ens ew mule a ee ae ee ONY eR ae eee es Des i eal eS il et ee ei ek ee MEN Ee a el i el Die a ON aa a. aX ae ee eee ee ele Sea ties ds be ee om finished with rayon Christmas Gifts of Enduring Beauty May Be Selected Now at 1 mpressive Savings! Pailin aed $ 95 Suits, 2 f | on Pe ; , : Coat Styles .. Siig tut, drop At t ‘ 36-In. Madeira Madeira Pillowcases % Linen Damask Cloths oe Peter Pan collars; trim- Squares ‘ : Exceptional Values $9) 9O5 Extraordinarily Low $ 1 O95 This extraordinary event is com- Sizes 3 to 8 years. ’ : bd 7 oP Lal 2 _ ew Raincoats $ Hand Embroidered at the Low Price, Pr. prised entirely of the surplus stock | 4 of a foremost manufacturer, pur- = s Priced Gt. GOB «ss sics bd. fabric ome gate mes ee ok Tet o4 . ~. Strap on neck; red, blue oo gee epee gmt oi Let one of her gifts on ristmas morning be a A useful gift and quite inexpensive ... these , : eet oS . sige eee ie se pair of these Pillowcases of fine quality Manchester snow-white linen Damask Cloths, imported from chased we remarkable price con- nion Suits at $ site designs, finished with cotton, elaborately hand-embroidered and finished Czecho-Slovakia, with fast-colored woven borders of “2 res The Sweaters are all fash- i heavy weight ribbed ; rose-point : with rose-point scalloped edge. Cut size 22x36. blue, gold ahd green. Size 54x70. ioned of worsted and wool yarns to fees ec’ lining; long leped edges . | fit perfectly and carefully . . . hand- St cot sie finished to assure lasting shapeliness mostly sample sizes. . Y _s ° 1. ; 2 ee I iness. Italian Linen Madeira Napkins Linen Damask Sets Imported Linen ane Both slipover and coat styles. et tee Sets Six in Box in Pastel Shades Damask Sets _ 4 FE labc i " | ; " ’ , , ee iaborately hand-embroidered in lovels I d | di sk nf Ss litv of 1 Set for the hrids : | : . ed in ie mporte inen damask sets, in soit Superior quality of linen damask in the Ww 2 Pairs for : table generously hand- designs on fine quality Irish linen, finished pastel shades of_rose, blue, gold and green favored floral designs, finished with | :atly amp e eaters aie : s¢l, Ss cral , ‘ ’ . . j . . . . . . iiiiinnd = «© choice of sens cog ree — edge, these Nap- pees oe per gh meron" - satin band, — hems, may be chosen in rose, Also included is a_ special four designs 2 Hin ecru | : 7 its. are finished with hemstitched edge. ue, gold and green. group of sample pullover Sweat- oe cangeg og $2 ™ oa ees “iy : - gin aaa a six “km ta set + ng a0 ry 6 16-in. napkins, set 812.95 ers of high-grade all-wool yarns, a ‘ | ts / Se pimi Rf % : 3 . . 7 3 x pin-dotted Marquisette Curtains in deep ecru or each .. : Damask, Yd. $ 4 ee ee Cal ONE) CEES 4 3 r soft a ag unt, a ene of teins scrasae ye Cairo Net Amarvilis Perfume, a sweet refreshing oddur This celebrated fragrance :- appropriate te Ybry a geo age. Luxe package \ Toujours Moi (Always Me) really work. Spe- $24 O8 ‘.. \ is now spe- \ 5 in original bottles, cial values at onlv. @ a Ee = cially priced, : ant Sere Gabilla only ..85.95 Orchidee Bleue (The Blue Horse Race qs _ Orehid)....83, 86, 810.50 Perfumes ‘bhrilling “Gee Whizz” Co and § . | an lage vis Rana ‘ — ” Toujours Moi Double Com- Delightiul Pow de Horse Race Game, no two ‘ on teur, Lilas, J in and Vi ote con. elite. is ctrendly Jolly Santa pacts in all shades, rouge and “win rari wre tans «oh ~ . xcel- powder Re Geb: oe eee ae $7.50 —in his Fairyland Palace | ' a ae hoe ee cn cyanyegs just @s soon as you can, ‘or aso ip onl tales Maicen he is now getting in order det tte. ete : ‘ & orna- Easel Blackboard his lists of what all the lit- mente for the desnsing ecttia tle boys and girls want! singe With scroll top that has 1! — MCE ncescsees #7 .00 lithographed rolls and desk mee — a spaces, with eraser and chalk, 25c Fairyland ticket, Sante canal , , priced at ¢? will give you an exciting _, Other Perfumes by Guerlain, D'Orsay, } _ 98 present. Ciro, Isabey, Maudy, Mury, Raymond, (Fifth Floor.) | Houbigant and Veolay. (gtreer Fleer.) . e LP > E> E> ED Hb ED ED ED ED ED ED | tb ED ED ED ED HD ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED ED > ade silks, woolens. + and later isses’ and 4" only ... (Fifth Floor.) Se RR OG BD Cy OR OOO. Oe 6 Orie 66 ee 8 OO FO HEED OE POON DOPE ODEs ON stairs Store.)

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___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH AY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 WEDNESD ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | PAGE 6 eR ee SEES roca ernest nase —— . a ee Ae dervoort’s The Favorite Gitt Stove of St oui LET V ANDERVOORT’S HELP YOU MAKE THIS A MERRY CHRISTMAS—10 MORE SHOPPING DAYS Let's Trim the Christmas Tree Daniel Green Slippers Gifts Any Woman Would Love OT only are Daniel Greens comfortable—as the mame implies—but they are also most good-look- ing. Come to the Second Floor Slipper Booth, and look at them. Mules —in kid or satin— in pink, blue, black, or lavender. $4 to $8.50 Comtys | —in Oxford, —in leather — in Taupe, lavender, green, red, blue or rose, blue or Beauty. 4. 50 to $6 D’Orsays ‘$2 to $3.25 - = —_ Dunhill Lighters The Perfect Gift for Smokers THE efficiency of a good lighter is unquestionable — and distinction is an added rec- ommendation. No lighter com- bines these two attributes any better than the Dunhill. They may be chosen in sterling silver, silver or gold plate, or leather covers. The Cigar Shop also carries a representative assort- ment of other lighters, including— Douglas, Ronson, Clark, Ambassador, Nasco, Blue Star. Priced From $1 to $60 Cigar Shop—First Floor. ~ one A Gift Buying Opportunity to Get $115 Desk Electric Sewing Machines $79 I IS the writing desk type, attractive mission oak, a useful article of furniture when not used for sewing. It 1as Bradley-stat knee control, with speed range of x to 800 st itches — minute, is fitted Liberal cates or your old machine on the antl - purchase of this electric desk Guaranteed for 20 years against defects in materials and construction—one vear ad- justment service free. $5 Down Payment delivers the machine... balance monthly without interest. Westinghouse built in the head motor, operates on AC or DC 110 volts, requires oiling but once a year. - > ota * + Sewing Machines—Base: eo Give a Eureka Electric Cleaner This Christmas VER 2,000,000 are in use today, and have been found great time and labor savers. Sold on the Club Payment Plan 2.00 Down Telephone CH 7500 and we will deliver one your home in time Christmas. American Electric Ventilator Draws fresh air into the house and drives out smoke and cook- ing odors. ! Sold on the Club Pian | in, Electric Shop—Downstairs Store Hours Until Christmas i, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Fig i PIRES SS Ch Nothing Else Is Quite So Much Fun—U nless It’s Buying the Trimmings! Tree Ornaments Aren't a Bit Expensive, So T his Is One Chance to Buy Recklessly Mazda Globes to fix the | trees, are roc each, and all colors. Snow Drift.that will not burn, and clings wonderfully to the branches, is neat. This is Just roc a package. Tinsel Icicles give a won- derful effect. Small pack- ages, roc. Large ones, 25c. Green and Red Roping, for twining about the branches, come 10 yards to a bolt, at roc. Tinsel Garland, 6 yards to a box, is 25c, 35¢, and soc, de- pending on the width. Tree Top Ornaments, very specially made for Vander- voort’s will give a marve!- ous crowning touch to the tree, 15¢ to $1.50. Glittering Ornaments in various shapes, packed 12 im a box, are rsc, 20¢c and 25c for small ones. Large ones re soc a box. Diamond Ray Jeweled Re- flectors, to use with the lights, reflect fascinating glints of color. 8 in a box for 8oc. Other Refle meta! are for 8 silv The Tree Itself will be loads of fun to fix, if it is one l of the new ones, already wired for lighting! any size, priced from $6.95 to $23.50. Choose Vv andervoorts is the only place in town with these. Bright Colored Birds to clip on the branches, are sc and Isc each. Lighting Outfits with plugs attached, are $1.35 atid $1.95 with eight colored Mazda bulbs. Toy Shop—fFc Novel Ornaments, colorful and glittering, are sc, up to 25c each. utdoor Lighung Outfits that may be used inside also, aave waterproof cords and 7 >- ; ~~ = > * -~ *~ se | Novelty Houses, snow cov- ered, and concealing colored lights, are a pretty decora- tion to place at the base of the tree. 35c, 50¢ and 95¢. Wreaths of red novel rop- ing, have evergreen and red bow trimmings. Auto and door size, roc. Window ize, 25¢C. More Ornate Wreaths, red, with evergreen, pine cones, holly sprig, and bow are 25¢ for auto and door size. 35¢ for window size. Table Trees with snowy ef- fects, 35¢ to $2.50. Imitation Cedars for tables ate special at 95c. Novelty Bells in red and green, sc to Isc. Christmas Stockings of tar- latan are full of interesting Christmas novelities. 25c¢ to $s. Bright Red Stockings of soft flannelette, are trimmed in white, have a smalf bell at- tached and red ribbon for hanging. 50Cc. Iron Tree Stands for nat- ural cedar Christmas trees, are special] at 65c. ee >> Give Furniture—The Gift That Lasts Here Are Thoughts to Please minkoan in the Home Octagonal shaped top of wal- nut veneer with attrac tively , 7 Tees turned legs. A roomy liv- . ~ 7 ing - roo _ Table. Tilt-Top Table, $5.95 A small Table that folds away when not in use, mak- ing a decorative piece of furniture as well as useful. Red or green. rr -_ — End Table. Dil Hardwood finished in ma- hogany, with magazi Ine rack and book trough. 7. ¥ Gate-Leg Table 24 - — oi 5. jf a This Table measures 26x34 inches when open — large enough for the breakfast room. It has mahogany top. uae Stove ’ luxurious chair, ~~ filled cushion. —_— a> = Sp 7 * aaa ~ Foot Stool. $7.75 Oval shape with walnut trame. Covered in remnants of bright fabrics. Book Table. Th 11S new. Table is of hard wood, _— tifully finished in walnut and veneered. in “waa? sie fabrics. wit +k th - 46 nis Down your gift oo 7 a a+ ame. qe Tile Top Coffee Table, $19.75 This sturdy metal Table has a tile top that is impervious to heat and moisture—idea] for the Coffee Table. Tea Wagon, $24.75 Drop leaf table with remov- able tray, neatly construct- ed of walnut and gumwood. Tapestry Chair $29.50 This occasional Chair is comfortable and well built. and will be a pleasing ad- dition to the living room. Furni oe. " — : niture Shop—Fifth Floor ae at Ve NHC the Christ A t Smoker Set, $19.75 One of the attractive Smok- er Sets of many we are showing. This one has humi- dor and separate stand. Magazine Rack, $2.95 One of these, in red or green, would be pleasing to the man who likes to read, and keep magazines conveni- ently. Telephone Set, $5.95 A well built stand and chair to match, of hardwood fin- ished in mahogany. Priscilla Sewing Cabinet, $4.95 A small Cabinet of quaint old Colonial design, made of hardwood and neatly fin ished in mahogany. : ES € ag i b) ui Silken Underwear *« In Junior Sizes - Be At. Vandervoort’s is to be found most ax * lightful silk Lingerie for the younger miss, made in styles as sophisticated as those for older sister. Pajamas Simple tailored models of plain color crepe de chine, sizes 6 to 16, Princess Slips~ —with shadow hem and lace trimmed, are mads of crepe de chine, in sizes 4 to 14 years. Nightgowns —of lace trimmed crepe de chine, come in pink, green, peach and or- lace chid, in sizes 6 to 16 crepe de chine. years, $3.95 4 to 14 years. Infant Shop—tThird Flocr. Bloomers —may be had plain or $2.95 Lovely Stationery For Christmas Gifts AND you will be entranced by the Stationery that 1 offered for your inspection this year. Soft be ors and tints—linings in pastel shades, in the pop- ular brilliant shades, in gold or silver—and the cen servative white and grey. Then the letter paper comes in intriguing sizes—or you can buy boxes with paper, correspondence cards, and note paper all i one. And with each gift of Stationery goes the com=~ forting assurance that you are doing just the ia thing. Gift Stationery priced from $1 to $10 Stationery Shop—First Filcor Atwater Kent 40 With Atwater Kent Speaker and Table Complete 12 6” RESERVE one of these six-tube all-electric Atwater — Radios .. . with the well-known Model E speaker . and make this a a radio Christmas. Convenient Terms of Payment We carry a complete line of Atwater Kent Radios. Radio Shop—Sixth Floor. 10 More a’ Shopping Days { Until Christmas _ a ELE; ©, + es ; vee ee ~ i s tes), - “7 ee $97.50 Pz Movie C Projecting machine, caz camera case, tripoc, tripod Mazd2 lamp, electric socket plug and repair kit. —the balance im four mor iNe@

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ee: eee ‘| { a OM MEM ee A WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1925___ NEW STORE HOURS: OPEN 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. DAILY NUGENTS ay THE STORE OF A MILLION GIFTS &gy GIF TS for MEN : and BOYS, *1.00 Men’s Gift Ties Admirable selection of patterns in stripes, large $ and small figured designs __.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ DIVORCES RUTH ELDER § ards |] ONCRUELTYCHARSE: 25 Cards, with Christmas 95 sentiments, and name printed $ 1 . in matching type, complete with envelopes. 25 Cards, with name in raised $2 69 letters. with envelopes........ ° (Nugents—Main Fleer, Seuth) $97.50 Pathex Movie Outfits Projecting machine, camera, camera case, tripod, tripod lamp. $33 Mazda lamp, electric cord, socket plug and repair kit. Pay $7.50 down .the balance in four monthly payments. (Nogents—Main Floor, Seuth }) Lyle Womack Gets Decree | Against Woman Flyer. im Panama City Court. By the Associated Press. PANAMA, Dec? 12.— ey is hai a ie oe. ae LNA Al aa I OLR heal « s : viinean : : “ and dots. Also allover patterns. All-wool lined. many are hand-made. —- derwear ~ Sizes o be found most de- 4 for the younger ib | after for gifts. Reefer sophisticated as those ae style. Gift Hose, 2 for Attractive, stripe, , printed block patterns Chokers a ate } rible mental strain. make these most sought- | Referring to his greeting upon | Ruth's return to the United States after her rescue, Womack said: “T embraced and attemptec to kiss her, whereupon she replied ‘Don't be a damned fool.” He also said | that since her flight Miss Elder | had treated him with indifferenerc. Pendants Necklaces Bracelets FEE MR RIG ANY AROS Di TN REN ERAT EO. pentose © Princess Slips —with shadow hem and lace trinimed, are made of crepe de chine, in and rayon weaves. Also some cotton and rayon check, plaid and vertical patterns. In silk and wool | Earrings Replica Pearls assuming a superior attitude and showing neither love nor affection. He stated that as a result of this. treatment he had lost 12 pounds in sizes 4 to 14 years. $3.95 Bloomers —may be had plain or lace trimmed. Pink crepe de chine. Sizes 4 to 14 years. $2.95 weight. ‘ Divorcee Says She's Hart: Didn't Want Decree, Still Loves Womack. * - ‘ , “ " A By the Aseeociated Press. Hickok Belts Costume Jewelry holds an incredible fascination ; LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dee. 12— This is the nationally for the miss and matron—and particularly as Christ- Ruth Elder, when shown dispatches known make, packed in a g specially designed Christ- and mixed weaves. Want- ed colors. Ornaments Simulated Stones I LEO LALLEE LOSE LE LOSI TIE A 8 A _ RE A NN NN OR we re ye bodies cata * . oe mas gifts. With the prevailing demand for ensemble today telling of the granting of an : . interlocutory decree of divorce to ; color schemes, every woman requires many pieces of her heshams: Lake Sauna mas box. All-leather, in Costume Jewelry. In intricate ways value and beau- ; tan, gray, black and nov- elty effects. Also buckles. nama, expressed regret that the ac- ty have been wrought into these dainty pieces. Holeproof Hose tion had been taken. With the characteristic extra-woven toe, that hird Floor. that the decree has been granted.” she said. “I didn’t want ft. I still: love him. : Miss Elder, who is appearing here, in vaudeville and motion pictures, . was reluctant to discuss the pro-* — ceedings. She insisted that it was” “a private matter between us,” add- ing that, “only He and I know the truth of it all.” Guns at Scene of Fatal Fire. LANCASTER, Pa. Dec. 12.- Several rifles and shotguns were found in the ruins of a farm house near New Texas which was burned. to the ground with the loss of three lives today. Police investi-” gating the burning of the house. said they also found the remains, of a still. Willard Neff, 20 years-* old, Mrs. Maude Morris, 23, his” housekeeper, and Mrs. Morris’ 8-, year-old son were killed. ; a Balla Bi we Sample Jewelry on Sale at Half Price and Less Exquisite. samiple pieces—many with real stone settings. Superb gifts, for not only is the quality far beyond the price, but the styles represent the newest importations. a “T hurts me a great deal to know lengthens the wear. Full- fashioned, silk Hose in tan, gray, black. sy7 ° ‘ ies Kerchiefs, 3 for The woven fancy bor- ders is a special gift fea- o ture. Full size and fast color. Beautifully boxed. Boxed Ties, 2 for 7. eae bhatt tenting iicinavtietenenitinn abe ea gp ae eae tm at os ‘ “ Ce i ‘Nugents—Main Floor, North.) Value to $10 Perfumes 'n a Large Assortment Included are both im- ported and domestic Per- fumes, so delightfully known to every woman. Individually Packed ationery | | aA . . ars x > One Tie come in each as Gifts . SYA & hs : box. In new, Christmas s ] | fn, he A Collection That for Style and Quality Represents Unusual Value Just now the prudent shopper has an eye for the attractiveness of a gift—and is well aware of the excellency of its value! These new Bags justify the closest scru- tiny for gifts—Nugents. proudly presents them in varied, holiday array. colors. Four-in-hand styles. Ready for presen- tation. : i by the Stationery that 1s tion this year. Soft col- pastel shades, in the pop- bld or silver—and the ccn- Then the letter paper or you can buy boxes with ds, and note paper all in of Stationery goes the com- a are doing just the right i ie AR a ~~ = Westcott Hose, 2 for ' The de Luxe Christ- mas boxes are a special gift to you. The regular high, Westcott quality. New patterns. Men’s Union Suits These are athletic styles. Fashioned of nery priced to $10 First Floor Military Sets Men's gen- 2 Vanity Sets Imported ¢ » Sets, couiiabion: 99.99 of perfume bot- tle, atomizer and powder jar to match. A delightful gift. (Main Floor, North) good quality broadcloth and novelty tub materials. All sizes. uine ebony back Sets. | Two brushes and comb in a beautiful box. Feminine Fashions, Newest Style Points in Highest * Grade Bags (Main Floor, North) Boys’ Indian Suits Each outfit consists of oS ee game, sir ander SD ] e o Silk Undies banded in color. Sizes 4 to 12 years. Including the New Brassiere Shirts and Blouses saat gartal atades, qe 1 Top Teddie Youth Adores fast. Boxed for gifts. 7 98 Cut and fashioned to as- sure genuine smartness. Gowns Teddies Step-Ins Tims’ Cap for Boys French Panties This is an all-worsted Cap, packed in a gift box. Large selection of colors. Bloomers Dancettes Also Slips A warm Cap for cold weather. Soft, supple qualities of crepe de chine, crepe-back Tie, "Kerchief Sets Satin and Georgette. Trim- Packed in a Christmas box—included is a full med with dainty laces, pleat- cut Tie in new stripe and figure effects with ings, two-tone combinations, hemstitching. Tailored and Kent 40 Handkerchief to match. t Speaker and Table Bovs’ Golf Hose lace trimmed slips. Handmade Porto 50 , ee Bie 2 Neat design with | ites “& £/*dI a fancy top. Packed three . Ve ee )—té‘||;séC#épaiirs in a box and spe- cially priced for gift +1 >, tube all-electric Atwater Kent 8 ae giving. mown Model E speaker . « « 4% * P - ‘ues 2 ; ° : $45 . o . a ee % , DS 4 =] a : bs Ald i: 4 7 a ce te - sn ae . ee ; 4 q k ; } [Fe a” ae a oe we. 4 ‘es, i) ; i, e ea % . i a * ; 4 . ‘ 4 ‘ > -. Ss r : oa teas. 4 oe) Se ee +4 hy Ey * aia 5 Fie 4 ° ¥ Be 3 r . 4 5 Me Site 7 é 2 M/ 7 4 5 = ak ae Tha ‘ oes or) 2 OO Oyen ; ‘ ne 1. - ? : - - +s ’ a a nt hg A ee eRe Pe et ie ” ee Freee: Nes Sar eT. ff Pd ial eee ee De, ee 5 2) 2 pat ais er PO J » * ogee £ ae ere 5 > . ‘| ‘4 4 " ‘ . 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Ce BS eae nar elie Soe vee PAs eet hatte ig io wad ___— nue, and aa we we v* Washingt } 7 4 sf es? owe Sho? + : T)- by 2 Spec 44 4 At-Viliv? as* ai ae " wi Van deve w- - 5 ie i an] 3 . ate] - Tere rua gown t — ‘ = iJ /~ . oy oe di ; ~ Oe ~ hte ee ed 7 Cc 2 - - ~ , ‘ ag | , ae 2% = ~ ~ 4 . - . > . a_hhat ce + . ‘ ut st ing. witnesses note t} * : a + . '? . eo oO har >, CQ ' : : * Lt nT ww ae A 2 ee . he - a ~ r > a nnd © ¢ a ts c ae U — Lie » wae & > ae ; - X ‘ ‘% “5 , t+ oa rt it ha rn 1 DI ~ - - “fhe POST-DISPATCN Kercularty prints MOKE WANT ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. STORE OPEN UNTIL 6 P. M. UNTIL CHRISTMAS SALE OF — SAMPLE JEWELRY in four Remarkable Groups SGiecu0en come Every piece tmas trul y is worth '»s > : 7 _ ~ ~ - : " cm he a2 : esd . r Teta , i.) - a>4™~ 4 \ 4 as iow he > 2 ~ a > _ > cre e~ ~ . Newest, oie BLL OW + Wi ada ~ 4 " " 4 celo: $ im fhe on 7 ~e 2 = $ * : . in te Oe s+ ha _ - s ; : ’ . Ler ¢ t . 2 rr a Ww re . yy Pas _ — ~ ge rere (P= t ‘ , 2 ~ tT hes List bf @beel dn. Ws we LALA CUUHIL cal gifts Pearl Chokers! 1 G 5 Rings! Bracelets.’ S - Pendanis! Lariats! Compacts! Earring:. Nn : Pins! Rio Ritas! F ettoens: 5 ee XE wo i he 7 Crystal Jewelry! itl Toy ~ > oe a. ee “ et Be 4x “a Pe 2 e M deit Wade Pie Se CNL ie ae. ESS ete. eee so Slag a eae ee wh ’ ft) .. et, fey wv © ~ 'p 629 Se ies” > a 26 .o Se To inne 5 O. sun, @ PU metas 4) smvaeea ecmenscamneuremnen:rerisentic, @ Rognenaey ceomecsreneser: cess LAT, Nh Seal HANDBAGS FOR GIFTS in Several Value-Giving Groups ii Just unagine an oftering of this sort rnght before Christmas .. . when smart Handbags make such ideal gifts! Here are distinctive models of genuine ostrich, calf, antelope, and the very desirabie liz- ard and shark grain leathers! New shapes, correct colors and trimmings ai! contribute to the importance of this sur- prising sale! You must see the Bags to fully appreciate the savings. Other Beaded Bags, $2.95 to $29.50 KLINE S—Mam Fleer. b) ace a> & a _Bustees, ete. ___ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Imported Novelty Gifts, 50c and $1 % - La ‘ : ia pa? ORE SEM Boys’ Indian Suits (;eed Khaki cleth. neatly med: 5S pieces—ceat, pants feather headdress. (‘Basement.? Boys’ Biouses, 2 for. . Percaics and bvreadcicths; alsad bers" shirts. Some irregulars. All sizes. ( Basement.) Linen Luncheon Cloths. a-ineh size Cloths. ef pure linen crash. Colored herders. ( Basement.) Fancy Cases, Pair 42136-inch Pilleweatesn of soft fiminh, hleached muslin. Lace edges and imeerts. ( Basement. Plisse Crepe, 8 Yards. ecettoen Ptissae tt n-— “wanted celers. ( Basement.) quality, ‘ Tepe tr lene tha. +. aera] derwenr Nhemuant Baby Wear, Special at. Slipewer Sweaters, Binnkers, Buntinas, Silk Bonnets, Kaitted Very special. (Basement. ) *. Women’s Low Shoes. ., Straps. Pumps. piain Various leathers. mate- Breken sizes; some soiled. ( Basement.) Children’s Shoes, Pair. . Tan Hixh Shees, with durnabiec seles and bread twes. Sines 5 te 11 ( Basement.) Neoveir: at vies, rinis. House Slippers, 2 Prs.. . WVemen's Feit Heuse Slippers. with padded elk seles, Pom pen irimomed. Sizes te \ ( Basement.) Child’s Hosiery, 8 Prs.. Made eof fine cembed cverten ,arns. im all wanted celere Mn jerity perfect: 6'. te & (Basemen , > Women’s Gowns, 2 for. Maude of xvod @ua lity ecvttun fannmelette: nicely trimmed. tLonx siceve style. (Basement. } Women’s Rayon Undies Chemixe, Bleowmers, Panties and Cembinatiens: piain., lace trimmed or appliqued; 36 te 44. ( Basement.) Women’s F. F. Hose. Silk Heese. irrecelars. and Bem- bera Hensniery. All lisie reinforced. Sizes SS‘, te 10. ( Basement. : Rayon Satin, Yard. “-in. Rarenm ‘Satin. with terece tiernil patterns. en light and dark = reunds. ( Basement. ; Crepe de Chine, Yard.. -ineh, washabie quality. Lise sill and eel Canton Crepe. Special. ( Basement. ; Printed Georgette .. *-inch Georgette im beautiful flerni patterns. Per sca rin. dresses, etc. ( Basement.) Fancy Rayon Pillows. Hich. lustrees raven-cetten Pti- lows tm several different sha pes. nentiy eornamented. (Basement. Voile Valance Set "fF geed quality voile. P igure: veile tep walamece: = side curtains and@ tie-bock=. ( Basement.> X- 500 DRESSES Actual copies of $10 to $15 models . these Dresses represent WONDERFUL VALUES at only $5.90 ‘each! Heavy Flat Crepes and Georgette Crepes are featured in the very smartest, new- est styles imaginable!. ... and in new PASTEL SHADES! Sizes 14 toe 20 and 36 to 46'- NO MAIL, PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS ON $ DAY ITEMS NO MAIL, PHONE OR C. 0. D. ORDERS ON $ DAY ITEMS Smal] F elt-Base Rugs... 2"s52 and S7s7T> inches *x3-ft. Felt-Base Bugs: slight a eads. Just se: ‘ Basement.’ Girls’ Wash Dre Dresses. . “+ oe Se ae breadciet hs. Fo stvies;: 7 te 14. ‘ Basemest.’ Toilet Paper, 20 Rolls... “Neagent= Special” Tetter Daninct full 10080 sheet rells. “pectal for BASEMENT pris. ( Basement. ; P. & G. Soap, 30 Cakes Weli-knewn white tnundry Sea p. bars te 2 customer. (Rasement.' Fer BASEMENT DAYS! aap Overcoats ‘= For BASEMENT DAYS! = Felt Hats limit ef oF Speria!l: Gift Stationery, Special. 6 ee magay Bigg se ( Rasement.: ‘ Basement. ( Basement.) For BASEMENT DAYS? For BASEMENT DAYS! Silk Hosiery Men’s Flannel Shirts. .. > ; itt -. Lik Ormpietc. " o6. 5 ; amd (f, [mio style. tashion. is} : $10.34. With crrs- imiorced, 2-10. talline shades. EE ee ( Basement.) ‘ Basement.) heavy cetten s*®ckiex. geF- For BASEMENT DAYS! of erally kmewn as Clanect. Grey er Men’s ——— 2 fer khaki; 14 te 16%. (Basement.) Shirts, Drawers, 2 for. -. §Zo- Viens ribbed. ankle lenath Overcoa’ts = en»cthent. tinisa. Preserves, 3—2-Lb. Jars Wagent« ““Yether's Braed” serves ef pure fruit and wt r. Three pepelar favers. — (Basemest.) Rayon Square Scarfs... Fer men and women; beautiful rayee-cetten Securfs, checks and piaids. Drawers. long aieewer Shirts. Semer seconds. Broken sizes. ‘ Baeecmen'.’ Men’s Hose, 4 Pairs. ... “Darn-Preef” Hesse. guaranteed te wear feur menths. Besed fer gifts. Sizes 9. te ii *-- ‘ Basement.’ o > Boys’ Longies, Pair. Nentiy tatlerrd Leagircs. Alee fall tieed HKeaickers im coif styte. 40 sizes. ' Basement.’ 500 Smart New Hats. Vetvets. felts and $ *] WA |) Rotter Skates ~ 1 .00 Genuine ball-bearing Roi- ler Skates, adjustable to any size foot for boys or girls. A healthy form of exercise. «SNagents—Third Fleer.) . Colored These pieces ™ linen with fast cole ery work. Among t scarfs, oblongs, sq and m many, Many ot to mention individt Porto Ric Lot No. 1 Priced at vie Y8C Each set consists napkins to match. | crash, with elaborate, in self color. Val Buffet Sets $7.50 Value & Solid. hand work is combined hand-made eyelets and scalloped edges. Sets sist of one rext4-im and two 8-in. round < 89e Each Scarf measures good quality linen ¢ solid, hand-em ing table or

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ADVERTISEMENT NEW STORE HOURS: OPEN 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. DAILY — | Roller Skates Sewin DENIES CFLLING Declares Holiday Buying 00 e ~ This Year Will Be Greatest >]- Machines | C PATRON AG paying will be the Srnec on ae sj.00 |] US Sipe ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —- WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12,1928 ——-_. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGED 1 ae rt a Be oo ae to "Sattar Sof SER ee a 7 oe pore : ee WIS Epes : Oe Sel lee tae hen ei ae ee ee ee ' ; & ler Skates, adjustable to any size foot for boys or girls. For the little girl who | D ga Fa agreed Ne T — ee ' sites’ aheae Gane ae post ing Machine complete with ee Se ee ee HE STORE OF A MILLION GIFTS NOY thread, extra needles, clamp. release ee A healthy form of exercise. (Nugents—Third Fleer.) Dr. Redman, Indicted Negro ‘esate m-maie Siameeel y f & Bhi Ay, A EB eee i eter erg Agrees oer , {(Negcents—Third Fleor.) & ' nair mnade in their own fac- od oe ie oe er ¥ and Sat. es : : 14th 15th f" 3 : 5 | : ig : : SS “SS 3 | ial , e e : ae a 7 % . ) L aw ¥y er ’ Attributes e es ; - ‘ : ™ feces ype | ‘ Ss it 7 - = ~: sites Madeira Napkins “te | “Oe | Charges to Factional G. | ete. now temptingly priced at tae) we ee ey? * Da ee = " pe P i % : a tae 2 5 . Gy Y ¥ aS a 2 “ ey ae SPO TRAM eae me Pe ae ay te Ailes” Ss aed sen) Cie es éu-.8 - “ - 4 . - ee tae ’ s t * . a Tee RN RT eT LE MEE aE: OT a SBOE ARE LE LEO. OE NE MOONE BO POP oe oe z x lide + ta, * , ote —, _— ; ese noliday seiling paren wigs | QO. P. Fight in State : tease og: 6 ns > 1 29 — ng : é , £ - Aliso sect. cela coal Val 25c 39e i. et nad up to $175. ‘@ uc ”* ae A 7 , i ¥ e V isit t? é oo store today or ‘ . " JACKSON. Miss... a. 7 ‘ Se eta ee eae Value 5c _ “ Thursday! en ee ee anenor ¥ a. a os gps prmwend _ Fine solid hand-embroidery work £ cu’ et ae ee ning of ee ae ate fast “asin veolia h 4 with handmade eyelets and hand- Hemstitched end s. : offices was made yesterday by Dr. » ta , . an scalloped edges. Of round thread Large size, measuring 20x - | S. D. Redmon. indicted Negro law- embroidery work. 15x24-in. Irish linen. Size rrxzz inches. 38 inches. Made of all- a ' yer of Jackson, who eoehan 4 un- 18x30 in, 49¢ and 55c. Neatly boxed. linen huck. | der cross examination at the pat- SE eee ee ee ronage hearing ifr Federal court Ba : , T> 1 “; ' he re tnat ft e fa OY ; Republi Lfi : . 44¢ - 4 o- 4 _ as » : fight in Mississippi was “at the’! é ™ bottom of the whole affair.” . a a * . , . iovh + » ~“ . i. ~o tert e . . q . Twenty-« Am 24 & : : s Iv sa id > : ! bartering of office are an tne bad ' , > . ‘ | docket of Federal court. he near- } ; i } ing starté Monday, when . . i ! Russell, former Magee postmaster, A high-grade Linen stock purchased at a great concession will be.offered at pronounced | asserted he had paid $1500 to Per- , ry Howard, Negro Republican lead- savings. -Most of the fancy Linens will be offered at about half. The staple Linens are ere 7 cal dia ‘eae queda aa ane offered, also, at very substantial reductions. We present this as a real Linen opportunity. : of the United States Marshal for lhe prices will be maintained while quantities last. ay : the South Mississippi. district. Lusselis testimony was under | fire yesterday of the defense. who put on the stand Gus Woodcock, suspended bailiff of the Biloxi court, who declared that Russe! offered him $1000 “to help fram: these Negroes.” Cross examination by the prose- cution of Scott Hubbard, witness LEATHER for the defense, wrung from Hub- bard, a suspended deputy marshal, COATS that he had lent $2000 to Russell -GIFT any real bov will without security and without A be deli ef with Christ- knowledge as to what end the . on a alee “aed Hand-Embroidered Beautiful Mosaic:and Azure funda would serve. | genuine black Leather Cost oliore mprol er . ° 7 : . o. “s B ™ “ se yh noone Pits omg lined with bright plaid woo! ee Fancy Madeira Linens Fancy Linens the third or fourth of December, | blanks cod and caleed 1927, claiming that his mission These pieces made of good quality ; . J Of fine quality, Irish round thread f . innelae an: tb ae eee practical . . . splendid gift. ee a ee eee ee ee ee rea ee aw faiesr . WEAPON PrP op ats ey montentine= * hee abs EE LORI Ree are rt yee Pee 6 Bh Ate 5 te Ave km die EG MO SRM vs i Se - - aR ACRES ay apie e — ee ee yeas one eS Sener Core tt) tee Aes ee aa cecnbeieiaiie ; eee - . . ” 3 mim ‘ n linen with fast colored, solid embroid- a on a : : . . rose ae ond Gene ery work. Among the lot you will find made solid saibeokaere eae ks miles cin rom iinen—all neatly made and with mosaic ey Sn ee ee ee the service it aga _ scarfs, oblongs, squares, tray pieces } made eyelets. Finished with hand scalloped edges. scalloped edges. You will find doilies, ee bbws ai ea $16 50 and many, many others too numerous Some are slightly soiled, restored by a single tubbing. both round and oval, squares, oblongs, pres gedit om: toaktenede aie: : . centerpieces, scarfs, tray cloths, bridge | saan : Sizes 8 to 18 years. to mention individually. PRIC -als > te | sete ani | 8 : | CE mound Pieces Ovals or Oblongs Luncheon Cloths cloths at prices to interest the most me Rony yaar mpage aaa Boys’ Gift Shop—Fourth Fleor. . . 6-in. 24-in. 6x12 14x20 j 54x72 inches rudent Christmas buyer PRI TON. Ill oe 33 Porto Rican Bridge Sets Bin Bin. gltz in 1622 in, S490 inches ' 5 as a a — >-in. Sa FRO et 54x108 inches gg oat At fee ’ . ; , . 9: =4 : 19x14 in. 18 oo : ° Lioyd Nesbit, Farmington farmer, Lot No. 1 Priced at Lot No. 2 Priced at I2-1n. o4-in. a ov (2x30 inches Handmade Madeira Scarfs while he was working at the side res nfis a me “ : : ‘ | =P — ~~ es oe. ‘2x108 inches of his father, John Nesbit, and his $1.39 OSc $199 $ 1 59 17x34 In. at 17x44 In. at 17x52 In. at brother. It was the second mine | in Fulton County in a ne } alue Value Owing to large assoriments we are unable to quote fatality \ all prices, but prices are to be found from ~ O8c $ 1 69 $ 1 O8 | days, Martin Nash, 40, Cuba, hav-| Read today’s Want Columns for Each set consists of one 36x36-inch cloth and « ~ ~ y | ing been killed at the United Elec-/ 5 .snous openings napkins to match. The sets are made of fine linen 10c, loc, 25c, 59c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98 and Up 3 | | te ates ee 3 crash, with elaborate, solid hand embroidery work Beautiful, solid hand embroidery work decorates these fine, round thread Irish linen Scarfs. With in self color. Values extraordinary! wail . rit |’ - — , i Jee : handmade eyelets and finished with fine hand 4 a | Bit Spy, | scalloped edges. 5. 4 4 YX/ ca RE & -Base Rugs. . . Hand Embroidered (5 - FSS 2 Ee - 6) Six7z inches: also ig Buffet S : cE = 3 Hemstitched Breakfast rang ic ake ave- uliet Sets - Towels | [Ear bt eS of fine, all-linen, bleached dam- min ot Shee 15x36 Scarfs 56x70 in. An odd group, o aang a —_ wot! : ¢: cea) oc * 7 | : — ask with Jacquard designs. quality and with 3 : ful assortment of these popular pieces. wm arene” 15x44 Scarfs........ RG $1.98 Shown in a large Searts, ~4 omaney . : AS F Ye ‘Each Napkin measures ? -_ ( Basement.) = E ee At 7 Nugents Announce the Association of Mr. Morris B. Joe] —_— —- ane us sn , * | 4 =, he uae x e° ae Me * a ee (Rasement.?! ‘ 1m * “= "ie 403 6 alighted ers, 2 for... ankle lenath sleeve Shirts. Some sizes. ( Daxeement.’ SPairs.... af Mi ™™@, ii In an Outstanding Group gunranteecd : Bexed fer : a * 3 3 f Mile OLE aS Af te ; } Le. . _ = 2 , 5S - , ’ (Basement.) , ® | “ ’ . , Al i: -" Pair ere 4 ¥ i \e | “i Lengies. Also ws : | . BY \\s | ore in gelf atyle. q fe " : \ . * - {Basement.) 3 s @ : 4 9) Bi, . P q ¢ 7 “VV a ; . - + . New Hats... .§ , al a ow NI Providing a Timely Opportunity to Make : and «ntine in é Ke, * | 3 — Trem oun ¥al- *o L % " ‘-0ClU«éSE; +" | . Advantageous Additions — Ae TaN i : to the Wardrobe : ra " = * ' % -" ———— os he a 2 more ye t.e ee een Se oR Ce ee Peet tee ee TE TES LTE ved’ at eS See Wemen’s 1 t mbretias y F. . 7 ‘a AR a : | tae ; ftom. material. and ls. J ai \ REBUILT —? ~ . 4 Te ( Basement.) . = ft \ ¥ “eee Pe > oe j : a Z ¥ Rta / MISSOURI Arctics . Se i ii . ad This sale affords many | ie, Ses = black. rain- bg ; min \ : > oes : ' //’ : iw Cuban and lew , Tit families an opportunity to | as | DACI FIC ff 7 q — own a good Vacuum Clean- er. And Women who have been managing their homes Jn a nf Pes. tee : Within this group are to be found man) without this modern con- of the smartest Coats of the season. Coats venience have, no / which many women would welcome for doubt, been look- | Christmas. In a wide variety of styles—the ing forward to just such a welcome Y majority of which are lavishly trimmed with Christmas gift! yi; light or dark furs. on see asi ai NS Sor oy reac ger panos parts | f ait Most Sought | Misses’ Sizes 14 to 18 winter vacation. ieee.) wr. were replaced with new at that time. : After adie agen ements Sizes 36 to 46 Suits, 2 for S$ | | \ - (Nugents—Fourth Ficor.) ie Suede Finish Weares Larg er W omen’ . chlor. Blea 24 I | | 7 La Attia Also Sport Materials ; 42', to 50"; —SEE THE PUNCH AND JUDY SHOW IN TOYLAND—THIRD FLOOR f —— Me pw a al “% oat Lao’ ty ed ee A: pre ep tch> . ‘ eelered Bath Teow- rad patterns. (Hasement.i trbbert ss a. | 4 @leths, berutifal's Varies werk 1. *Rasement.) 2 44 wr rf at ) * —

_ os y oe w (Second Fieer) CS - a $ 1 . . Ff SaggORe: ; be tome : x MS; age: “

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— ” ' ” spins aa I de eel Mea wv ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH . PAGE 10: _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __-_ “WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1923____———— “Was & BOLE LUpe ssiies ' a a 4 em, = ee A . SS —- Sgr = , pe igne 2 : . ai we ws & fae | as : : | | | : r engage the manufacture | x | nt aIicatnse ey eri’ a us eam ; ry Vabs 04 1 14 we ~+ “has ins h 2 = oe" ol te Trade cau : hank : y P , “Wwe i lora! an ronmiinent | 4 A wiser gift could not be presented to a woman. Every glasses wearer should have Sam Ei aoe & aad in acct 4 ; tm | an Oxford. They are beauti- |S PROPOSED | vith the ae conga am sndment ; 7 , fully engraved and stylish. SCHOO Wade was a Catheic. M ion ; S FU RN i S Hi N hh | i See SS) — ee ee a : i Sheer Chifjons soe -@ . ‘ ASSOC IAUON v nts a . KINDY OPTICALC st soe te woua e - et = SS BY gall Fashioned and ——— a alo ee © the proposed Some Merchandise Only Slightly Soiled by Smoke and Water 3 : owns 209 N. 9th St. os = sure Against Fimancial h.2c-s rurther consideration. An Opportune Time to Do Your Xmas Shopping at TREMENDOUS SAVINGS YS Van Huesen Collars, Interwoven Socks, Bates-Street Pajamas, Ide Shirts and other standard brands of merchandise included. GIFT BOXES FREE Don’t Forget the Location BALTIMORE SHIRT CO. 408 North 7th Street : . Biss = Regular 1.63 Next Deer te Waigreen’s—tee Our VW indows. ‘ : E - ‘mher Skope—scl Nerth 7th Street and S22 Olive street #8 12 4 4 HE enokmous Pe E » Be fashioned, pertes Hose embraces the colora, all sizes, ie re - toe -— weetee ae St a Peeks + tre py Fs —— * ; F : a ee ee ee RAS OG) bE ee Papeete oP ie mg ed te Oyen see seres 4 Ma Sak Dr eat > winkeye nba? dyex rey ghee = are et Ae a eee oF ae 7 ae ys tame aie ane “A “54 a eee ) ee we Pel ety inal > lysate ps OR LO ek CAR et * : oF. es AM Y a The Name on the Box Lends Distinction to Yeur Gt THETU , . > - ghee \\ A ite & band | : & é 2 - - > . . ™ Bolland S Locust ea Tenth = > — , Ps. wear. The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT . if Ail Sizes, ADS than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. | = Fd a a ee ee ee ee, ee, se, ll lle all a i i i i le i i i, i ee a Oe ee ek ee, ese ee ee Jewelers for £0 Years ~ Bis ils Added Cost of age: 4 Y, Spanish Wall Desk ram Th Vole le, ,, ? J A Store Christmas | with the 17> = | un were spread over a period : Shopping Nou Yuletide Spirit : a Cr oe vaciINGTON AVE, COM SEVENTH ae ory. Mabe sta a a ~~ nas been estimated by the ausor, | Jd a | Chr istr — } 3 mere toan $uouee) somaaly | | N | TOMORROW -- Thursday — Special ae ii cach youl Shon bee enon) ae Presentation of a Large Collection of yf | ay Lasting Re New Paste! Shue, yh % ctduning cha entire tamuly with’ A NE SE | OR ng 6 ge SLL LL A COE A ES . ae Lacquered Phone Cabinet ure tor years rr ce thing 1 in music? Y | . | a complete display | 3 : as the best. that T _ S| As a Christmas Seek Musical cca ean peepee esd 7 : Culture, an ——— for ea . ear - 2 % i ¢ ' a. . : : . —— , ) > see Pee ra to « fas el : 4 : . : : a ? wilt : | : i ’ ; Accomplish 7 7= End Table, wre igit ren. natural finish 1 with top of seid mahogany. Anti qu finish: Book trough derneath ghar eS x et ~ my 5 - . " ’ Sh NR GS NRT RON RNB CR ater oe baebtbes 4 rhs doer isipcin pecans mail SW Sew ae pine Blaens rsaeaie nd . TD | UT A ere as + é Ke Marble-Top Tabouret > a , " P| i n 4 = } ° ; ‘ ; * \ - . f r ; _ — , . . 4 - 4 - #8 eof a ‘hat it would de’ " as ; che 3 , | | ~ a 4 « ; . 5. 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" ’ ~~ . ) Z “5 ; s ; pi “ — po . 4% t ' 3S ° : : ‘ : tae , PS. “ ' Ee > ote —_—_ i on ary eS Tne »* ry “ - 4 —- i at . : ‘ ee Pee ~ - : i= ‘ : id a @ ; S| : j i ‘a\ ~ ae, - 3 a n mH «, a 7 : , ’ to _ = bd ? = y 4 ' t ) a ° —— 7 = ° _ ‘ - * Seo S 3 ee + al A - .,. : . PM 4 a ™ Zs ‘ c } cos ‘ 4 a é mae 3 : 1 | J 4 e : , - OF ere ’ ‘ . ; wt plete Range of Size 5 , es —— Fe _ ani ) Solid mahocsn: . , | ‘ af == 3 Sm pronour with a choice of five or si: ee | | ie tor Y” omen \iss s and w= cd Be greatest artists. different kin @ ef covers & . | : « : v?. > = \ various colors. E \\ Pi | i 3 . ‘ i> | ia) = > 4 lignon stands t a Am -~ , REE dee — ae | RAB s provides the st. Drop-Leaf Tea | Demonstration in Your if ah ‘ y ; | : . ‘ . | ; fibdts ‘ ii 4 : producing a 10% Car c Home of the Nen Uy! vate a at REF | “a a , | pa : a3 Feat — ‘ , . ’ | - a : . 4 F : Bere a8 All-Electric iF ispete? ‘i i= } , eal ee. iii & Bh: | +. r. PIANO IS . ret tee > or A - - ; ; f- poi P.M aes baa . nies | J fell ti SFE Teer PF i A successful p pouchase ee F There is about xt from a — dress | . . \ Bia Be Be - and the Perm: | For those who small Grand for © Leather aes eg H O $ | al 4 | Style ) = dresses at these extra- : 4 ke thts ae . RCA Radic - g REE Detail \| “4g, soondinary savings. Every rrr a find beauty and @ adictrons | } “s * z tul fill = daily rz terials and workmanship can Aj runswt ser, $35 ast Boor . ot T2s ig " . @ $, ' produce. Only the best grade | bt —. Sou at \ WB ih tii ah 4) : | ;, oa NATIONALLY ef selected down and curied bl Sts 1 SCH WEIG- - Beck WIth tes Bi : , ee . &§ _ ; 34 bed . hair: eovrere in fine Mn. ‘ ce ’ , 1 oo d 4 st ix — oe ws wal o ste . 2S Georgettes oe & @& others — . ~ ; on ae recco grained /* . : 4 o- ‘ . ; NGI I > LAS “a4 a ee i154 « ‘ . 3 « Py e 4 , 2 . - 5 * * . F a $ 7 = S ° > - — - . * = ~, ; » — . { r ' ae r as at this : a ie are distinctive combi- : 2 . ae ; i so ee i ee - . Pn TRIAL ALES SPT LETTE ILI GET OIL ALD AL ELE LOSE SOIT AIT *. OHS er ame eye A NO te Ny ~ EIEACTOLLONESEALE I OLEAL A: NE ORR OBIS RETA EO ELS COE GTS ALLS EEA ALES LALLA LLL II ELE ematee of colors. >> ~ Collars with labors SQ: eft "hair ‘$i Sai 2; ” CORPORATION wi dat use: ations of ° 4929 DELMAR FOREST 9127 : - ' AT : . naw silks...some $247 DELMAR FOREST 1883 . | fe wis / eo: Hy are enhanced with $911 EASTON CABANY 4576 oo LT bee. OTaIght oY gaeteaes | = e 3612 S. GRAND PROS. s7iv so i Hilt Velvet . < Beautiful i UatTing SkKIrTts. af ; | oak tecl-rata . ' Z i 7. * Chic W ithour obligation to me Die as n ’ : ~ <4 Aidt] | ) dumenatete tie tow Brusowics Beautiful waist lifes ca | Hin _ and tailored effects. AO ee eee ages Pine eee ge Rie WANT BOO Ginn 8k ths car i. Leute tamapapnn COMBINN

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seme -51-LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH — tt Fs sigh Sv... ££. “wae | 'quarters in the Planters Building, , 7 | ten ther section’ | sal _ q POLICEMEN cH MEW INSURANCE COMPANY ras announced yesterday by J. [has been arranged. ‘The company of the country, A board of @ires | Prudentia} Casualty and Surety!) Powers Jr.. and Earl C. Thompson} wil! begin operations in the Middle tors will be elected at @ meetinz - =e THURSDAY! | | Ir. | ° e | Co, Organized. |of the National Insurance Agency. ' West in January and expects to ex- | to be held next month. . |” Formation of the Prudential Cas-| The capital and surplus of the | 4 tT @- Y1S8 mds dad e O 1 to Op BY PRA/ED NEGRO r— and Surety Co., with head- | company will be $759.000. accord- , | | : ® nosh FHOSIERY |: tecty sermve vane: | BOY HES KILLED) = .Repgenbrennera \t--= & : , f by 4 fy ) wf fi If V/ / ¢ ius by . | } . ¢) } A. } Le { Hi j J g | ‘ . repesee soe: sk “St. Léuis’ Leading Sporting Goods Store — ‘Chicago Youth for Five 505 N. SIXTH ST. :. | | SPORTING GOODS FOR «Fall Fashioned and Perfect ' Hours Holds Off 200° HEALTH, PLEASURE AND RECREATION a | Men, Who Use Tear Gas | Special One Day “Pre-Xmas” SIDEWALK BIKE pi a Sale Women’s House Slippers Birkshire blwe with gold striping. } By the Associated Press. {2-imch ball-bearing wheels with 1t,-inch rubber tires. Bicycle tua- ° CHICAGO, Dec. 12.—A 16-year-| old Negro boy today shot and ing, id ds and © easter $10.95 wounded nine policemen, among | B ded Boud bd STRIKING BAG OL I Fil | them Deputy Commissioner Mar- | roca ors i tin E. Mullen. before more than | SS ; SE | £00 policemen and firemen. using | . : | shotguns, pistols, tear bombs and | ()() = i Bo f om Nonpareil platform, stee! ring with pear-shaped leather bag—Ball bear- ing swivel—A rea’ bargain at BOXING GLOVES A special double cuff Giove tor home use. made of good grade crumson California Gleve Leather— Padded with curled hair—Weight —T $5.75 Set of 4 SOCCER FOOTBALLS A good grade cowhide ‘n 8 sections —~—Regulation size —- Equipped with rure gum red bladder. Complete . 2. RUGBY FOOTBALLS A reel grain cowhide bali, lined. full size—Ready laced with pure gum valve bladder— Attach pump to valve —_ | $2.75 inflate ICE SKATE OUTFITS Our Silver Flash Skate Outfit fs a tubular, highly nmickeled, tool steel! blade welded and riveted—Attached to black celfskim shoes—REater or ~ * ab EE MOL A. TE ee ae Pe en Be te ce fe ee jet “« “ a “ . “ AE nto re . . SPR OO LL IN “ “. ” ~~ sa Ate a * STs si ~ , ™ is yey 3p eh sr . wy Ere ates ¢ i re CR, Se 1 te tyeoy bs ae * a” emule om 8 Aretme wv Sizes 53, machine guns, succeeded pag cory Hp ing into a building where he had . j wf’ " 3 Pairs ; to /%4 barricaded himgelf and killing him. The crazed boy, Ernest’ White- | 3.45 | hurst, made one of the most pro-| : | Actual 2 95 tracted barricades in the history of Black, Copen, rose and . he Police Department, with po-| American Beauty. Two- the olic Ppa Po- | . : JU, and 3.95 Values | licemen firing on the building in tone feather trims. Elk oe Y, ‘hich he made his stand, from ad-' added’ soles and heels. Regular 1.65 Grade ; MPORTED oleh. DO made bis stand, Dp Uy ng : : jacent building, telephone poles and HE enormous assortment of fu rig G LOV ES with even from ladders. When finally | AVR £44 UO BOO 1 ids AY Wa Aad” ’ , - 7 ™ " i Tesh; ned, pertect quality Silk pidlNn and fancy culls, shot down, Whitehurst had 15 bul- oe ve a di 88 2 rons $2 ws : “at 4 pull-on stwles 'let-wounds in his bodr. He lived | id | Ld D’O ' abit s . sit Oi1s,Gi & vi rif U : é a I Pra 5. ° } A . two hours. Ki SKID rsays - ~ 1} _ . | «ll ‘ L. a , Orn sj £i.cs. Belt Aij | p ] , . ne h ; tch d LU rs, ail ‘ «a sa - x . ~* w/ Ad e . . LOPS. Lisle aural JTCEeS as euwlw f ry. “ cnn Warcissus Buy this $3 Bottle GetThis $2.00 Box of Wonderful Exquisite Perfume For and Face Powder Beth Representing a $5.00 Value fer The World's Most Popular Periame conrex 9 * te you from the wonderful flower gardens of sunny France and is put up in a beaut- ful Gift Package. Ideal for both personal : ” DIRECT FROM FRANCE come the ingredients for these exquisite T the American lady. Never before have such wonderful products sale is made possible by the manufacturer standing the expense. . . and profits that you may know and love these toilet goods as two world know and love them. We cannot urge you ful offer. Limit of three sales to a customer, me hy pte a Am | Then for five hours the § police, | using steel shields, machine guns, | ° R b - riot guns, tear bombs and streams | of wate tried unsuccessfully t Lasting Kemembrance Be 3 eS eens of enduring charm—Gifts that serve the af here 7 ; ’ - e a e . i} 4 . , ; + " , mere y Twelve feet ahead, the police | . = \ _. ; ; 4 ~ @m w@ ek — 2 eae ea «© = ew Rbes. Gi 21.63 ae a. . Pe el - “a As whipped up the gun to fire but | : is ma ie . / : ay + ‘ : a. Afe | tf jammed. Simultaneously every | | * > “Ri Oliceman in the squad fired ut ' age o . og ‘a ; Se | ~ ie leas | Thought Police Were Robbers... | f' sr: ae | Police started to take his body ha! ke Sar the morgue, only to find that (Licenses) PF ya & | he ¢ : ph wel Was still breathing. The youth | lived two hours, although one of 15 bullets struck him square- vs ~ ° ° : in the middle “a the * kia With the famous W elte-Mignon in Bye wg aged bee of the : onui, . . the Siege and advising them to cep out of sight while the firing Eas going on. For four hours there were few Moments when either the er dog: ~ Te. -- — a ae _ . " . » “ es > mee of . - a . “ R “ wt % a A . ese ‘Pp a : J ~ -- ; aan ¥ c » . eg Sand Tel, iat 4 > - » , >» eal’? — ae . ey Ko One detail of officers went from house to house informing residénts oO h building. Every windo : oh Powertfu] Police séearchlights provides the standard for all other re= Ba) et | Played on the building. lighting it wh. oe 2 : E => 5 ut m ps | | brightly, but despite this handicap, producing actions. a: Ar i ‘the Negro was able to shoot “ | hee oe \straight enough to wound nine A PIANO IS A SUPREME GIFT aa | men, i There is about it the Romance, the Sincerity, : wee SALISBURY CHOSEN CHAIRMAN © MAIL ORDERS—Add 12c for postage. All orders | and the Permanence which all true gifts (er ON OF CITY AIRPORT COMMISSION must be mailed by Saturday night. should have. Pe eee s Newspaper Reporters Excluded ) : from First Meeting of New \ cance” Meee re | , } ' ' ; : _! For those who are contemplating giving a eis? 4 Seen, ele PRET Be TES a - re i Slee ome The Airpo ommission, which ease sign your mame and ad Manufacturer’s Introductory Offer! hs, ssa imo sifes small Grand for Christmas we suggest the 1 Cee is to supervise expenditure of the || | 2m. : your friends may be had for the ask- $2,000,000 airport bond issue, held || | ing. Remember, this is a Manu- OY its first meeting yesterday and / eh Pe Sg Segawa ee Bring This Certificate and facturer’s Advertising Sale and we ‘ : Director of Public Welfare Salis- | ‘ is ; are extremely lucky to be able to bury was named its chairman. to our stores and receive a beautiful $5 gift package consisting of $3 size offer ant nestomann ieee sive products at this ridiculously low Exquisite Nar Cissus P er fume price. Sold only at the following ~— . q ’ * : é a J ‘a Newspaper reporters were exclud- J Silks |4a In this Baldwin-made instrument you will e4 frem the meeting | stores and only until Saturday night find beauty and tone—and usefulness to ia Stanley Clarke, chairman of the | Such as- | a tulfill a daily mission. | is Pn «Sone agpaetageelg ect eggee and $2.00 box of Narcissus De Luxe Exquisite Face Powder at this advertising price. Limit three | | retiring chairman of the board of | You save $4.02 sales to ome customer. 4 7 . = 7 7 , NT ithe Chember of Commerce, w é , Cr ‘ Saein, NATIONALLY $ AND , elected vice chairmen, Deputy | = =p-as-eD = _ epes... aL Sess 4 PRICED UP [ : Comptroller Cunningham was |} . named secretary, and Miss Frieda || | P . . ° . Fritsch, Salisbury’s stenographer, | Sold Only in This City at the F ollowing Drug Stores: Your present Piano accepted as was elected assistant secretary. ~“ part payment. You . ) A bill establishing the field as a | DR G RES - municipal airport and framing/{} — can purchase on our | i ' Poe rules and regulations for its opera- i i are enhanced with _convenient. budget \ tion is to be drawn at once by a 6th and Chestnut Streets Broadway and Market Street _ Sth and Pine Streets . Velvet **-e Beautiful | . 3 lan committee composed of Salisbury, | 3 ’ ‘: . i — Cunningham, Park Commissioner | Cordes Drug Store Fricke-Hahn Drug Co. Spaeth-Jost Drug Co. Speckart Bros. Drug Co. ornaments . . . Chic | Ch P7| ih + Se i ont anv | Pape aed City Counsclor Musnch. 3546 Gravois Cor. Grand 1901 Madison Grand and Hebert onet tennis une Ghia: E az | 4 | Complete plans for the physical . and tailored effects. : ; y a | Witt ano Us Pp uv scotktnaiand af din abies Ga a Et Diecet Kumbera Drug Store Scholle Drug Co. 4100 W. Natural Bridge Ave. . a a presented to the commission at its =e" ‘ 4730 Page Ave. ] 7 next meeting at 3 o'clock Tuesday Jantzen Drug Stores Oppe:- mann Drug Co. Schulte Drug Co. ’ 11] OLIVE ST. eee GARFIELD 4370 pementer eam <0 pod tone te commit- 4401 Olive St.—6300 Pershing Broadway end Chippews Grand and Park | 5000 N. Broadway OPEN EVENINGS tee headed br Mai. Albert Bond Lambert. /'. ae § eee § ee § ee 86 ee 6 EE 6 eam: a ad —_—Se—_— EE a Ce a «2 eee ee o-oo er oe eer oO ee OO oe aan 2 ACA «TN lt

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 _ | | __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Re uth Secon t, was cut on urt in Chemical Explosion. South Second street, =m McClanahan, 40 years old.'| the head and face on ers 1148 Dillon street, @n employe of | noon when a chemical til Read Our Other Announcements on Pages 4 and 5 1724\ which he was working passer — ee c HES ai TS CHRISTMAS TIME Ree! STIX BAER FULLER | > 2 ° . * ~ he _GRAND-LEADER Da rfurneu y- Approximately one-third = “aa —E —_ —- Nes. Sk ga ST a, eer ee t ’ : P ee ‘ i HYP oD. a barre cy 8 Fe RPE. + pacghasicinlsdinde Taree re ee Se ee ee bikeo® §600.000 estate of Frederica laneisen. retired commission mer- i nt. h died last week, is beft ‘ey ~~ gi oa churches, charities under alana man weenie eal Chemises ...Special.... at the Low Price of ‘in unusual VALUE. 50,000 to the Evangeli- orately trimmed garments...others with appliques iene supply sania sifts as well, -Every'aur- loct foes: ou crepe ... exceptional at this price: all Lv. St. Lewis - 11:30 p.m. til the death of his widow, es “Re ~cording to the will. ° dk A : — me - > bie nests paler acts fol- Fiy te Si (;arments Very Special Group! 20-22 WEST 57% ST, | aa = 4 “ ser kath ministry; $10,006 to ' Dita =Aaent fund” of Con- [ ose cardia Seminary: 32000 to the sem- | ay hee er f Missouri, and Georgette insets...still others in tailored ment is of flesh or peach crepe de chine trimmed Fated to your feet. 31 e e Silk Costume Slips ee ees enins seem os Cee 324 N. Broadway, Phone Chestnut 9400 TER insti tutions ap au coop sHors ‘VEE a ; os ik lowing: $20,000 to the Zion Evan- —_ = & 7 — Sz ; site’ ae SL Th: s good-looking _ KFUO; $20 A wonderful choice of lovely, lacy styles in elab- Delite models to se- styles, and some adorned with fine thread laces: with lace. colored bindings and net. Sizes 32 to 38. clecping care, Free scmine §6Lv. East St. Louis 12:09 a.m. Luthers 8 a ee ae ; | la : pee Tailored Style in 3’ ID Unies Station, Phone Garfield 6600 a ’ é 6vo . ecm ~~ ay ay a hres Cu ae a f ae tani pi eer i J al) , at aetna ~~ “ a+ X ~*% —_ + .* Rat —a — ~ be ‘ roO.siOWSsS. be ase 46,07 2s teem . : . ARCH a a ~~ ~hildren an ven hems. and daintw lace-trimmed tops. Rls * $l. 69 sor end Afty-fou to the Svangelical | pink, Nile and orchid. Sizes 3% to 42... > as din mai woe pe zs : Sex — F’ner and ene Street Wir desks on every floor. Widths A te EE Robes for Boys’ Gifts Special! 1200 Pairs of Boys’ Warm Beacon Robes Blanket Robes for Boys Children’s Lisle Hose Style, Quality, Comfort and Good choice of new styles— $3.98 $5.00 cus FAILS Te SELL LEASE Nobody Wants to “Drill for Oil on Land He Owns as Indian. In Popular Three Pairs A nee-Lensth for $1.25! Economy of Lane Bryant d leath S: 11 Strvle—Pair Rare Values! : a. ae ff ath i The Robe dlustrated is made Boys’ Beacon Robes of heavy, — eres “onayertincang pg sa eg oem elect, so the Indian | llotment of it kan que Bikes det cousin. Susteniaiie- ta: aienine ee Wh “not ag ive Arc eager oad ave oa : patterned im rich, bright colors. signs and allover patterns, on se mans see aga ~~ oe was not dispos | At such a low price, you'll want to buy a supply of It is cord-trimmed ail around light and dark grounds. Silk- ase es these Hose for your young son or daughter! They and has shawl collar and girdle. cord trimmed: two patch _ Sizes 4 to 1S. pockets. 4 to 1%. fi B R are of fine quality mercerized lisle, of a good service- SIXTH anp LOCUST Spats, High Shoes-and Zippers tren. Mrs. Charies P. George, Mrs. | Webster Knight Il, and Harry Cur- Lis. able weight. in a variety of fancy leg styles... all finished with cuff tops. — 7 = * + _ Bovs’ Terry Robes Fine, warm Robes of high- nile terry cloth wu. beautiful light colors. Silk cord trim- mings, shaw! collars, corfl ‘irdles and petch pockets. Sizes 4 to 18 Silk Moire Robes Boys’ Beacon Robes Very fine quality Beacon Rebes of heavy material. trim- med with silk cords. Have three patch pockets, silk cord girdles and shawi collars.“ a 98 Sizes 4+ to 18 Flannel Robes Chest Simil. si¢ Treasure Chest. wainet ches long, 29 imches high and ocauty of demgn and magnificent thus Chest 2m exquisite piece of cic Xmas gift, special Thursday a You'll imstantly recognize | the unusual smartness of these These all-wool Flianne! STARCK’S -TUBE ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO | Robes im bottle green and rovail Rebes afford especially smart choice tor boys from 6 toe IS mplete and Installed in Your Home 5 , oa Se ‘ > | shawl collars and have dirdies. Plain colors and striped pat- NIGHT UNTIL S SPEC Ses ENS, Z >» N oo esses chew! cota 910.98 19 O'CLOCK : =— ) WES \Xes S\ oss Own Store— Fourth Fleer + Pate emer - he bee ot > z } ¢ ee ; 5 3 ‘ a & a 7 + - ‘§ * } _ - Re i > J ‘ag a 23 r d - 3 7 : j i Cys ; at % pet. oe U4! +. 2s i aoe Le Ree -'e &F $ b : €h0 42 Pat ig £7 ee a es q e + » ar = 2° eee ae t.? : ‘ >. a ¥ ‘ 2s ¥ 2 — ¢ crn +. * \ aoe + 2s g - - r * s f =4 ae 4 p. &. Ay > eee « ; : ~ se > % % 4 ad ’ : $ ; ce (oa ‘ : 4 ha 8! os iat ee ae R « * 2 i 6 a i : % ey := - a Sy Pe Fancy grained walnut hah | wo ~4 i loys J ie ne \ ; ‘ quarter inch Tennessee. SPEAKER _ : 8 rare 1 i ult + ; | di ' i) \\I . : five-ply ways veneers a : | it . , ; ° r terior. mished 1 2: EXTRAORDINARY Bsc: tg. 19 inch high. An unusual ¥ Chests last, at =e BINOCULAR COILS , © 3 aa 3 ra i ic y kK TRIPLE 2. i om C7 Pt N | 7. DHE SSs® FW A |! CONDENSERS —— t ibe... Ov — a 6 §$ 19 e ONE-DIAL a — “High” Colors! :® ye Flat Crepes! ‘ ew Printed Silks! id Canton Crepes! CONTROL ge ex’ Georzgettes! Smart C ombinetiontt ciminiat races” arnettemmanee ecw tMiite & reer’ r mvs ~ pe cin mies 8 ee ROEM pa Sere feast Re PR RRR EN ps dota ee. Chest Sim \iso 2 Console Model, walnut Tennessee Red Cedar. This C gaat, inches high and 1998 #0 excellent value at This wonderfa! Starck Radio is fur- mished in beautiful Hi-Boy Cabinet as ¢tilustrated. Complete ‘with built-in speak- ubes a Misses and women ... this is your oppertunity to have the “extra” frock that © Select Yours . Zi HL] D/H h midseason demands, at an insignificant cost! Every Frock is a new, sévena a ; ‘time a | i aah Wai wie | style ... fabrics and colors show the trend toward lighter effects . . . a - ow for nal | , . of beautifully soft, firm textures ... and the all-important “details” shew ‘hristmas— AY _ * careful attention that each Frock has an air of being much mere ener grape ies iit Rilatin Wade es " Cheese from style after style, for daytime and afternoon oeccasions— te Be Had wt This Special Reduced Price. We Have Ever Offered . Don't risk ame cent. This beantifel Starck Electric Radle will be | 30 Days Trial < ' your heme fer trial and test with the tnderstanding that st ihe em of 38 days if rou are wet «a¢ixfied you can select amy other = Radie in our stere and you will be allowed all moeucy pad. “Ensemble” Frocks in Print and Plain Combinations Frocks With Youthful Cape and Bertha Collars Frocks With Tiered and Flared Skirts Searf Necklines, Snug Girdles, Soft Bows, Bright Pins Xen BA. Starck Bans Ga SD ome ee New Printed Silks in Flowered and Geometric Patterns Manufacturers of Starck Grand. Upright and Player Pianos ful iat Tadien for Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 in Womens Sizes 3 io # in Whos Family 1018 OLIVE ST. S.E. Cor. Lith Re eal the Misses’ Store (Third Ficor) Women’s Dress Section YOUR OLD RADIO, PIANO OR PHONOGRAPH ACCEPTED AS PART $5 Secu

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oe ST.LOUIS POST-BISPATCH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 192s A ' tt ie. jnight when struck by freigh 4 , 76, KILLED BY TRAM ee ata grads crowing mere es] TH CENTURY LODGE F F. Poos Struck When! wardsville, Ill. where he lived. Walking Near Edwardsville. | Poos was returning home after a’ ae Cala: ' bans " =~ ie) ho oad Nt Te so ee en n SO nee © phi ac unam F. Poos, 78 years old. Me 5 egg | | Was : killed last e is survived by his widow and — ™ r eight children. : ' 7 } ; $150,000 Structure Will House Feet Never Fitted Before | | Stables on 35-Acre Find New Comfort Here || = Fee ARONBERGO’S rate. 4 - os 7 ~ SR ET RS IE 4 A aR tO EG PRES Se Te Cs In Style-Delite f A $150,000 lodge which reaches Heakh Shoes 1 | back to early Seventeenth Century Ht = ° » A Fas ay; England for its architecture and . eee mda 7t 7s not neces- retains its fidelity to type by hiding 4 . os : easilre Ouse HERERO SRS ey Tek sary to sacrifice ai; the necessary garage in the base- style, for Style-De- ai; ment while horses will be stabled | in the central part of the building, | hte Shoes are good- || ' , art | Be “is mi : G . " is nearing completion a mile north a ~ Jee i Lie road and a like dis- | one common-sense ' tance west of Lay road. price— : Here the stables Shin 2 ice seidon — | . j | fpr. , really appreciate it. O [; q “Manor” is semicircular, a 15 ” . i - " | ; Delite models to se- ¥ the ends and forming a courtyard, | : “ or coolin ring. rhere. as in the } - lect from Your gize , OLINE g. where, as in the | ertificate ff early yeare of the Tudors, stirrups | LOC LOL PLE SO LGPL IIE LLL EE LEE OOO it C7 si stone wall with two gates gnd width correctly and girths will be ad i be adjusted by ; / 9 on a 4 m : : & s . “ ; « " a ; - ' ‘> = _ a ¥ . a oa r ‘~ | fitted peer sect. 31 6 IN Sixth St {|| Srooms, and tired horses wil! cool ; HP; | a . Si: ti cee + ee H E di a * before being watered and stabled. fe \ py - : eR i . D) -——— 2 W k pee = ? 7 J — P _ ‘. As nt $2 own a ee ee A Shopping Problems Why all this fuss about Christmas shopping when you can step up to one of ‘our service desks and, in a very few moments, leave with a Gift Certificate tucked neatly in your pocket. And you nay be sure that the one who opens your Christmas envelope . hide ts &7 téct trans the Gentle b will be happy... for it Fourth and St. Charles ony overiebking from thé eeceni means that she has a whole #4 ) storeful of gifts to choose ) 3 from ... and she can grat- : é Scie atl antennas duane 4 yg .«0i(‘(ié aC eee N GSA Oe, 2 ify her most secret wishes Special Selling ot si ai ee eee ee e “og S: women = lounge. A kite h 4 4 e Toh + ee ae ie = the — ’ G.si > a ' ad moa are issued in anv Dp vy, two be and ne ~s | huntsmen mounted trophies of the chase and-celebrated their suc- cesses, becomes the main hal] in the Shinkle-Johngon building, oc- | end. It is two} st Tl n rm ie , a , roof support- E ; Gitts Possible ad uu LS — \ iu} £4ibsl li ed Hfams and ' a. ru roc 6 1tton braces. huge fireplace in the | Hi Wall, with a stone oven at it: EINER TIRE SH See a EEE NE SIRE: kya lay Ug: > ,'+ sm +7 fret * - ‘ 4 a war Of) ine Lit et co¢ ; cx =i amount . .. on Sale ! vau | four on the Mezzanine — 4 h d bedrooms and two hs on she | floor and at service urs a 7 ee ¥second, complete the owners’ quar- desks on every floor. . % | ' — + » . 7 Satelite Nel ven.veen JV « . a CiOLOHINE ; -room, feed room and grooms’ of- | a - WEDDING fices occupy the middle part of the | : DI AMOND DIAMOND ergund floor of the building. Above | 3 re RING RING . . . ’ En « 1 - them is a grain room and hay loft. | Be st RING J | Se + . . , ‘ . Thoroughbred to Have Home. | Mp Plas; M a A Diamond Ring which is a Embellished with 7 stones. V ers Durazno, Shinkle’s thonoughbred | i igtnmum /Lounting real work of art. The diamond © aristocratic. The most desired hich won the hunters’ stake at Be | is of generous size. Over 120 ' . : | 2a ! ificent Every de- mounting is 18-k. ei last | 4 A magnificent gem. Ever: stolen to choses teem, A. view of gifts. The g tail perfect. Wonderful value derful gift. solid geld: Seocialie weiced at $250 $50 $19.85 $3 « Weer $1 Down—S$1 a Wee. 50c Down—S50c a Week Glenmore. Flight, ~cr thoroughbreds, workman hunters. The first floor c fe " ; & fe daad wr - Rey . oon» wees Se ie 20 Re ME CN By. ee. - shop in the oak wood tethe north- " : 4 east. and a connecting trail to tive Chest Similar to Above a ee Console Treasure Chest, walnut veneersd— ? PR Se 000; a cafe- : s eo pas — . e S . Mathes long, 19/2 inches wide and 19/2 inches Glen Ridge School. $84,000; a cafe- | ug gestions sg re ee Py 4 Ve ugg he > ae ~e : x =. ; - tive teria f ‘Mayton High School, Et , An unusual value, while tw ent “five ' 00. and an athletic field, to be } : ey Chests last, at eated in the west par tof Cayton, 4 ; x . a ‘ ; ? ) DELTA PEARLS c& : i, | i VY 1847 SILVERPLATE ! L. Bracken, Superintendent | | ’ Smoke y - - 5 of Schools, said construction of : — «% yee , a ob r- may @ Forsythe School would begin l t SCHAEFER ee ye | 4 Le — BEADED BAGS June and the additional ground f ith ae se Rae a the Glen Ridge School would be} FOUNTAIN PENS tes 7 A ee nurchased at once. | es 3 om 5 5 ae gs ees | tees : a a LEATHER PURSES : > a» * » Flat Crepes! oe ee , 5 Chest Similar to Below 420 Diner= See Waiter Slain. = HOWARD WATCHES Canton Crepes! © io tne nedeaened Pa e \ | ; ; : FITTED LEATHER AY tc hi P . ’ F Also a Console Model, walnut veneered—lined with genuini io cesta TORK. Dec. 12 hile} Met DIAMOND GENTLEMAN Ss A mar ombinations. Tennessee Red Cedar. This Chest measures 45 inches $33 $20 inmates of the City Home on| | - f HAMILTON WATCHES MASONIC RING RING CASES ay ef — a 19/2 ae. Welfare Island were seated 4° cite Nt value at Séea cae , a font this m ince an uniden- | r. . , , , a | ; - . R; , preaki ast tHis morning a! ; A Finely designed solid gold Ring am hs ns have the “extra” frock that : tified man, not an inmate, walked a WALTHAM WATCHES with beautifully enameled en- with a large, full cut diamond HOLLOWWARE ry Frock is a new, advance | down one of the alsies between the | Hine) blem set with fine diamond. .. + im am attractive, massive d lighter effects ... silks are ' ? ~ is tables. fatally shot Frank Branni- | An always welcome gift. mountimn z- ; the } ‘ waiter. and disap-i jf Kir 4 a - portant “details” showsueh zs | a gan, the teat mates most of then| feta BULOVA WATCHES | 50 EN peing much more expensive! | : } ee a aged and feeble, scrambled under . \ tan ; $37.50 GENTS’ : CAMEO rnoon occasions— " + 7 ae ~E- 4Ahe wooden tables when the fring | i 4 O WATCHE i os Ua thy off a RUE > | began. Police suspect a discharged ee ' : 75c Down—Z75e a Week $1 Down—$1 a Week RINGS en piore. 5 . | Combinations j eet LY viet ae a Indicted for Jury Tampering. oe. OFEN EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT | By the Associated Press. INITIAL RINGS ry : . P46 ° an - ' i wise * ~ - SS ie : Collars | ' ; — = ; - A) / GAINESVILLE, Ga., Dec. i. | . 4 = Sad iAn indictment charging Ben H. Skirts “ee = ‘ollier. former Sheriff of Jefferson ity, with making advances on Bows, Bright Pins ft 3 fy Beeneee ee ae ORTH WEST CORAJF kK iz al new in progress of four officers of tometric Patterns : ithe defunct Adair County Reaity | ‘ | and Trust Co. of Atlanta, was 4 turned by a Federal grand jury] ; Rs WwW . M4 . he re yest ¢ rda* Collie t. +? wae ie ‘= y omen s Sizes 34 to 50 in 2 = 7 a ; eed Women’s Dress Section sien th ekeeemmnaeins 4 | to get him “to hold out trinl. in the event he was selected | for the jury. .

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. ee TR I OU ORR gee oe A OC OT RE OT A RE ee = = ~ j .ES T, DEC 925 PAGE i4 a LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1 re a rege Selina upon the estate of Henry W Beauty Expert — BY STATE IN 1926 gare ’ aid las ly | Peters, — last October. > ; » Post-Disps: en the estate of Paul Brown, St In 1927 the largest iniberstance Gwes Aduice ‘ . eestroe iN na | we 12 —)| Lous capitalist, was the large@g 0: tax pax d was $433,179 on the estate ADVEETISEMENT : Nu SERITANCE TAX Satie estimated that EE a Missouri. The second inaueet os RECORD IN Pr the 1928 tax was, payment this year was $269,°% 2 | tax of $332.820 paid last July the vear and the largest ever paid: of James Theodore Walker. 5s 4 > SCCHAREST. Rumania. Dec. I sey Spas : _-Te check depreciation of the fet. : : ‘ m4 ; - —* : : » ’ . : , | : . . - ee ena has foe~ | blotches, and other blemishes Missouri for 13 are the largest ) , | . ; 4 ygmanian - me su a +h actment of the estat | _ ents ™ the B banks to deal | piddes all Ruman - by at vag | . a ~~? = ~, j f nN - a ‘substantia! ‘saving. aim] stainless, dres Gp almost mmmedate!s Wie the State Tax Con est ; Adoe Dotilrc ; rere *t ine rit ; t : ea , , - 2 ~ . ere ae oe area | ee of $2,231,000, made 30c Up to $20 Semi-Service Bata: & Uline ea Ba ie rar nawments = soi ae ee ee ~"- Buxton & Skinner Printing and Stationery Co. - Finders and losers turn to POST- were on esa — pgPaiegerepasges Sy t 7100 , Hose DESPATCH Want Ads—and mect 1927. St. Louis estates paid $1.25 306-308 North Fourth Sereet—Phone CHestnut / | } there. Call MAinm 1111. 649 of the $1,960.000 concer. * . 3 > Perhaps she would rather How women love giits oi | have service Hose. If so, these lovely Hose like these ... ther are a nice weight. They are can never have too i “= The shades are new . BOYD-RICHARDSON ~ ~ OLIVE AND SIXTH quality sheer and 45 clear, full fash- $ et toned, of course No Charge Accounts ~ « Downstairs ~ w No Deliveries Thursday Is Pre-Christmas ee ee al ye OO ee BP HD ob Ask to see our men’s fancy pat- terned Socks... plain silk ones, too. For misses or boys, too. smart sport patterned Socks or Hose such as these are am ac- ceptable gift. They are all per- fect first quality, mock fash- $2.00 and $2.50 A Dollar Day just before Christmas $2.00, $2.50 and $3 Mufflers . , : Pajamas * .. every item on sale 1s an appropri- ate and appreciated gift for men— iit. cal eek tagie — * silk reefers man’ + apd t- . retina as sanares 'n every item represents an unusual kKnewn make. Ylue pattern effects. j ’ ‘ : f Whites and sent «mai! selection of 2 . a ue - ._ *- ff opportune ume or patterahs. Better Sel » « ll b, For 25 year cialized im i sands of t “cradivartus bal good full tone, r ~— school | ee te ee those women who have never shop- gy ar gpa ped in the Subway before. to become acquainted ... Only a few items are mentioned here—there are many mere in our store. The store opens at 8:30 A. M. and will remain open until 6 P. M. These prices are im ef- eluded at this price. slight secends. 14 A youngsters soft sole buck Moccasin is light tan felt lined with contrasting color. $2 and $2.50 Athietic $1.00 and $1.25 Union Suits + c cane . __Sielims Siees: phe | 2 cape SVP ae onan reditwe RRR AAPOR MAGA Fe Fine madras Union Suits. Whites and meat patterns. Sur- & pilus ef a well. known make. $1.50 Gloves (sray and tan Fabric Gleves extra val- wes—all sizes . Wools Mixtures it fect for one day onlv—but a small de- posit will hold amy purchase fo a few days $2 and $2.50 SHIRTS $ A special purchase ef white and colored knit athletic Shirts. Exceptional values. $2 Caps Good patterns and colors. Well made. 75c and die Knitted —— A child's mbbon trimmed, soft sole Slipper in biue or Amer- ican Beauty. A leatker Slipper in blue. biacx or brown with a kid heel and trimmed with a rosette. An Everette Slipper of feit with leather sole and rubber heel, is rmbbon trimmed. Brown, purple and Oxford grey. A mans felt Slipper leather trim, im Oxford —ei * Ree ee Oe we \emaine Reth ichir fhe = we SAP ian Son a M RY eR Haas as Parti daach phased aged deer «2 pias colors rene: Heavyweight syous “§ and beaver. patterns. . Slight sec- Large selection onds. thay Lgs patterns and colors. Large selection of neckband and col- lar- attached Shirts in broadcloth, ma- dras and percales. White. solid colors “ - aweD ' cheese” penacearsaney: &:-¢7 ee 30, A mans felt slipper leather sole and rubber Comes in Oxford grey. White and solored patterns and initials. Neat boxes. Sample *Kerchiefs Sedks, Limens and cambrics, whites and neat patterns. Qualities 2 for $1 Qualities case 4 for $1 | $1 $i and $1.2 Fancy patterns, good fabrocs. some ‘ec- ends. All «.zes. 75c and $1.00 Hosiery 3 for Mincks. «elid caters and faecy net tern ie st7in tre «fi mis teres. Slight Liste Hesse im blacks, tans and Sreys. “light scc- ond, and neat patterns. Some are seconds. $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 Neckwear Special purchase of extra quality Neckwear. Large selection of S$ patterns. All are wool lined. $1.00 and $1.50 N eckwear a Large ictiieaiiie of ‘silks and pat- x § terns. Stripes, figures, Persians. and solid colors. Wool lined. $35, $40, $45 OVERCOATS \ specral purchase of unusual values. Double-breasted box and tube models—also a few Chesterfields. Fine: fabrics— well tailored, im bines. grav. brewns and fancy mrxtures. $40 Values Z-Trouser Suits bine habrocs mncivding wer. steds, cassumeres and ae shed worsteds. Large selec. ten of patterns and models mciuding manv with doubie. breasted vests. Ladies’ Silk HOSIERY Extra quality chiffon—silk tops—full fashioned—pointed heels. Also service weights with hsle tops—square heels. = Geod colors. Slight irregulars of $2 quality. DOLLAR-DAY SPECIALS L308 House Slippers ......3 75¢e Garter and Armband 75¢ and $1 Suspenders, 2 for $1 $1.50 Sweat Shirts ........$1 $1.00 Leather Belts ..2 for $1.00 Cuff Buttons ....2 for $1 $1.00 Beit Buckles ....2 for $1.00 Watch Chains ...2 fer 31 Boys’ Apparel -Subway Junior Section ite SI ne W hitc patte: s. “2 .=71g qual febrics Siz 6 cw 2 $2.50 Shirts BRroadcioth and me- dras. Whites and nest patterns. Sizes iZ two i. Soe... Good Good Qeatiey silk Neckwear. Neat patterns and cobers. Give Her a Tapestry 98c%*2°"> , Beautiful Tapestries in many ' patterns to be used for pillow tops, table runners, wall hang- oe w Give Her a Pillow $ | .00 Pillows of rayon im a goodly array of colors, patterns and ww Give Her a 3] 98 $9.29 Bedspreads make a gift grate- fully received by the proud nousewite .. . im rose, biue or x Give Her a Luncheon Set $1 591, $3.19 Broadcloth, wash and ready crepe and cotton flanmmelette in pretty bright colors Rayon, flammelette. wash and ready crepe, all hand embroid- ered in lovely colors gift , These are unusual at the price .. . they are tea with either matching all-wool lining or bright contrasting eg the sleeves are rag . they have big pockets a ‘are belted. Sizes 14 to 40 ~ Give Her a Robe Hats of Belting THE clever Rose model to her = cesses—a snug, black brimwise, with beitiz sides in flattering 1 type of Hat that ¢ over-night bag, and Replicas Are Pric Other Satin # ( Millinery ONNE

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-ST. LOUIS\POST- DISPATCH: WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1yz3. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | PAGE lo i & ABILIZE THE LF ‘im negotiable paper. The Govern-| | ay 2 ) 1F YOU HADA Be TO sins go onmeaimeet te ae sa reat ship in support of the program back of the new spirit of things In! can increase its support of Cham-; Weisenburger added, contem- | . 5 Tee CS mmelt the ene) for 1929 to be announced Jan. 15.' St. Louis.” | ber of Commerce work. Prospec-| plates elevating membership in the! i ; aoe — Forbids Banks to Deal sive right to engage in su trane- i | ' mu : . oe Paper actions. engage in such trans This is more than a membership tive members will not be subjected Chamber of Commerce to its logi- a ” e a i? : a” 4 , . @ in Negot E icaitiaenias campaign,” said Weisenburger. “Tt! 1;,, of commercial activity here | tO pressure, it is stated, but will/ cal position of honor and dignity F the Associates opase eel xe | The lei has a par value of 19.3 is a concerted civic. educational! and determine to what extent each be invited to join by leaders of and to make it a privilege to be) BUCHAREST. Rumania, Vec. i LUCKY TIGER LJ '} ° 518 OLIVE ST.—310 &. 6TH ST. Sendeys 12:30 P M injunction as a curb on strik- » 5 “ 4 ¢ - - SS ee : Ta tr; — ~ ro i, : “ee : : — -— . 15 saV0r unions were cnampioned br , 5 | 5 3 ‘ l 1i7 . 6.43 ~ | p " od 5 o . * . - > 5 Child's Violin: r f toy : es 4 ‘ : : . with : $1.50 slush { Sj 50 ‘ — Ps ; ™) Genttine Reth Violin: _.ned ul 3 ae by this world re- Vioelim Case; leather- . a b bd veep mane - otte “oP ¢ Pie } ! Tiane?r $65 vi nape we -_ ; ni Cenn Saxophones; Boys Saxophone; 3 OO , . -* *~ c? , = - ae us 4 & ré Us , “ ‘th SS play. Up $a reed. Net 750 | = * : N a toy.. $7.5 q > - " . Ban jo—tibson made: absolutely $25 best value on market av Th? — ny SPONSE NSO GENS OG HEROS ES 8 ee ae a ~ - » Aichi wie iene -4 GOLFER IS SUED BY CADDY FOR $15,000: ASSAULT CHARGED Edward P. Wilson of Insurance In- vestment Co. Alleged to Have Attacked Youth Without Cause. Diamond Rin ae sa os: em \e Sau 0>7, : , Dazzling blue Brilliant blue \ ss: Sf, 4 AIS ss are” a ork Wl) PRE : white Diamond. nond. Solid = oe Ay . gold ring. ita i yay A fine blue white, sparkling Diamond and tw ag 7T! tHis iaeVv brooch. The » solid 14-K white nires are se. iff Tvard P. Wilson. secretary- T « S17 ray a Inves? | [wt ‘a T> te a? hs 3 fn Sis Aare. oa 24 Ve @ iliaem ” ~~ ; ; a McGinniss, 16- 4! This sale opened Monday : _ a s ; morning and the Suits have i: me Gibson Banjos, Mandolins sold like “hot cakes.” There 3: ~~ . is still a good assortment, so — : . Guitars and Ukuleles come and buy while you f ' : have an opportunity. ; Duplex or Leedy Drum Outfits, complete : as pictured These Suits are carefully Boys’ Complete Drum Outfits tailored: short sleeve flap- : Duplex Schoo! Drum per styles: in all the best | oe: Banjo-Ukulele; 2¢ colors/ and color combina- . justable calf- x tions; and are al] fast color [a Kin neac . Victrolas materials. ree Banjo-U kulete; tor ‘Bosch and Regular $1.59 to $2.98 yy «=, 2 2 o $6 RCA Radiolas alues | . 7 Gibsen-l kulele or S10 nn 2 Riba} : : 4 . di Banjo-tl ke Sizes 2's to 8 Years OPEN EVENIAGS tat ; 7 A ++ p. Seg ~~ i «addy at ne Normandie 4 hi ‘lud, who asserts Wilson as- +¢ ; b 3 eer 7% - + re s mn + i hi i it provocation 9? “Cleo a - Wedding Rings Diamond Ring ! Three gorgeous blue Beautiful Wedding Rings in white a ta are eet a no . bnegew a me! heaty ep in a beautifully earved aggre ete ag ple Mam. BPs and engraved mounting erhite Thamonds. Price range | solid 18k white from $22.50 up. - ia] ie pecia $85 itahitahite fy SOild hiteh Orthophonic its po of | gold Solid 18-k white gold without ei" at. . Diamonds, $5.00 and up. sladk rh For “‘Him”’ Haag hist ey goa ag , i “ : | ! Jj Wy, 4 Mn ag a ae o LORTIS | it 1 : bb ANI | Features) as low as i} TT ati dil) Mi Pe ij hte | | wile TMA ! mg ed ePy 1 BNE Ff ‘itetiate i WERE ENEKE WEES CRS THT sitmteite =e WL PT ae PD SIU SUL | : SOOO OOM aca s ra SALVAGE SHIPS PREPARING TO TAKE OFF CELTIC’S CARGO if Machinery Can Be Started It Vill Heln in Getting Liner Off Rocks. 4 pe ee Ne Ne ee SN SNe Se Nas Sas a SNe a te Ne SN ee a te eS ‘22 im ney rea DUG STAD et (es ik? i 4 EE ahs ae 4h +} $i al ; i) CHAMBER OF LOMMERCE SEEKS SUPPORT FOR 1929 PROGRAM Would Add Members and Increase Enthusiasm; Weisenburger Tells of Pian. 3 . _ ce - 5" a a i en geben ‘ ° ¥. rt Py. ae ‘ oe OP a a a 4 : a » Saieet eh CVPR Aes 51 rr “be, 3% > a Sl So aes Peta Me cans ios RE SRT AT Se « 7 Y Sie. ae ce . 1h : aaa? oe sa ' . . 9 Gift Suggestions SF pS) VA Articles listed and priced below alse can be had at other prices mT fi 1 ¢.5 yee & + © Pass -. ee so o a acc . 3 OE . a 22 > i | . * p +3 . -- “43 @ +3 - 3 ee Ore . , y ° 4 od Tae a “Sas Teas oan ets ets “ts ese thae G—ie Sa a Se Ts “sn TE“ ne eB e F ats ens the Pats =e = At ~~ TE“ “es Mn TE | ; Diamond Rings. $25, “tienes and Sianend ‘a g 7 ey, Ly Compacts, all styles and prices $50, $75, $200, $300 esate Z 7 . , P Sas». Scart Pins. up te age» > J —, , , — Diamond Ear Screws 25.00 ey OW ae 1. | Sterling Silver Handle Leather Bill Folds.All Prices Fancy platinum Dis- Diamond Bar Pins ab SE AN oo Carving Sets \awew eae mond Dinner Rings. white gold : ~~ | $160 to $2,000.00 Birthstone Rings, Dia- Sterling Silver Salt and Diamond Studs 25.00 mond-set PE Ie i . i c Signet Rings 12.00 , . ae tan oh pene Men's Onyx Rings with Beautiful 12-Piece Dresser Set te ; $2.500.00 imitrals - | : Platinum and Diamond ayy — es Your choice of white, emerald, aquamarine ; in a Rings, fancy mount- Ladies’ Wrist Watches, ¢ honevdew ings, up to $3,500.00 up from Diamond La Vallieres 18.00 Men's Strap Watches, | — — 37.50 polaae Weidkos up trom 7. ; ther Dresser Sets and Overnight Cases with Pen and Pencil Sets... €50 flexible, Diamond set 7 . I esti. Se a See tienes Platinum, Diamond-set Piatinum and Diamond . Sugar and Creamer, giass Bracelets, up to. . $2,000.09 Watches, All Prices as cheer .. Sip tae 6 cal Ws. Open Till 9:30 o’Clock Every Night Till Christmas ("2sn2cvu'td SS re rn a a ee type of Hat that can be tucked into an : ; Over-night bag, and still keep its crisp chic. $4.00 Replicas $15 j Are Priced _ A special purchase of lit? 5@ Other Satin Hats, $10 to $25 Custom-made Upholstered Se gut F at a price — Chairs made in their own fac- eames a caving te yes. Le : (Millinery Salon—Eecond Floor, t ful im dresses at this price. Pro and broadcloth with long °F ae 1 SONNENFELDS Sizes 7 to 14 Years 6/0 to G/8 WASHINGTON AVE 6.50 Poe wi “ yt | ee I Sf eee * ete: S 434 a eek or nt rs , oe Pr) ne ree ~ 2S, eae th a y ‘ 4 “f ¥ ee Bae se if & 7. + 5; * of **Amber-i one Atomizers in fancy cases 8.00 € 50

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Pa MOT gs oP DEP "= AINE ME Rg NOY ‘ eee | why j~ setae gaan NEE RN RO RENE A MgC eric. Sage paceman sr : ¥ OES ta e oe P Cue Pere a mahi 2 PnP Seay ie) Comgeae San gt «ct et es nee oan . se ne ys ‘ © apr: RK ae Y Dak Rate hs : AN rn, t: anal OE ie Sy ay 9 ee be he EG PATE Wig idee ell. A _— oa ORM rd Aer we te ey ~=" Fe» wy ee o Nk. Ni ne Qs: ad " ~- 2.5 e GRD OM er EE CR et A - ee ENR PRE JO te a 4 vel nasal TO star *: io 4 tet FGr: bee — Aas. 2 meres ee ae ee. > “ - ‘ ws . : ms : « Pe aa “i oN ry ’ iy ro to “t b sifadiiee:. saga ~iey or ne en ade demas vere " 4. ee OS RS ae , eer he paige hely aa le > a Re Sy Ne Lea ee ee ee ee ed Re ah tears ° , : e eS te + SPAS en hy Sj ilo oe aes OE Meine Bhaiidl att ol amdages gion a | Og . soe ‘ f : ¥ = a . ¥ 5. io PAGE 16_ Regularly $2-9s. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928____— ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ FAMOUS-BARR CO.’s BASEMENT ECONOMY STOR! Operated by The May Dept. Stores Co. 2 ©f-c-o-oe-o-eo oe: SuperValue Day- Gilt Specials! * Extraordinery Savings, Even for Super-Value Day—App lied Thursday Friends, Your Family, for Everybody! Rayon Underwear For Women; $1 Value, at 19° @ Bodice style vests. or bloomers with double gus- sets and strong elastic waists and knees, tailored of heavy quality rapes. Pastel shades. Sizes 326 to 42. Basement Econemy Stere $3. 95 Jersey Frocks, $2.89 Of finely ribbed all-weol jersey, suitable for school, business or general wear. Sizes 26 to 44. $4.50-$4.95 Sweaters, $3.88 Women’s heavy coat Sweaters, for Winter wear. Shaker or rope knit, all with large collars and deep pockets. Sizes 30 to 46. Slip-On Sweaters, $2.69 Exceptional variety of weaves, Sizes 30 to 42. $1.95 Bloomers, $1.66 Dainty Bloomers of all-silk crepe de chine, well tailored and strongly reinforced. Paste] shades. $1.89 Bloomers, $1.44 Extra sizes only. Of good quality rayon, with yoke front, to make them snug-fitting; —_ torced, and lace trimmed. $1.95 Costume Slips, $1.69 Bettinas (silk ahd rayon) or satin “radiants” (rayon and cotton) in tailored, ruffled or em- broidered styles. Sizes 36 to 44 $1.39 Service Slips, 94c Useful gifts. Of cotton baronette, with lustrous tinish. Sizes 36 to 44. ¥ - Crepe Gowns, 95c Women’s Gowns, of —_ quality cotton crepe, with hand appliqued designs. Sleeved or sleeve- less. colors, patterns. Gift Lingerie, $1.83 Teddies, bloomers, step-ins and sone gl sets, of heavy crepe de chine, lace plainly tailored. Sizes 24 to 44. Wash Dresses, $1 Percale prints, ginghams and chambrays. al! tub- fast, with set-in sleeves; trimmed. Regular and extra sizes. Flannelette Gowns, 49¢ Of good quality cotton flannelette, trimmed with braid ‘and hemstitching. Women’s regular sizes. Flannelettes, 95c Women’s cotton Flannelette Gowns and Pajamas, cut full and long. Regular sizes. Bathrobes, $2.85 Of Whittenton Blanket Cloth, trimmed with braid and satin bands. Mannish collars. with matching cord. Regular sizes. Quilted Vests, $1.19 Snug fitting; padded with cotton. Outside and lining of Jap silk. May be worn under your coat. Slip-Into Aprons, $2.95 Percales, ginghams, and rubber Aprons, trim- med im various ways. Practical gif 0c Box Handkerchiefs. 25 An attractive gift box of women’s Handker- chiefs. Made of soft cambric. with embroidered corners. Women’s $2.50 Gloves € Women’s imported kid. lambskin and capeskin, Gloves, in wanted sizes and colors. An excep- tional opportunity to ob- tain splendid Gloves for gift purposes ... at a very good saving. Basement Econemy ‘tore $3.95 Umbrellas, $2.99 16-rib frames, @overed with good silk and made with wooden shanks and amber colored tips, tops and mpaeeee. Women’s Handbags, 46c Women’s 88c Handbags, wel] made, of variously colored Keratol. $1 Box Handkerchiefs, 59c Six women’s cambric Handker chiefs. attractive- ly boxed for Christmas giving. $2.98 to $3.50 Handbags, $2.44 Women’s leather Handbags, in new styles and unusually attractive colors. Neatly &tted. Children’s Gauntlets, 37c¢ Give the young boy or girl a pair of these warm Gauntlet Gloves, fleece ti ned. Children’s Gloves, Pr., 69¢ Children’s capeskin fleece-lined Gloves, seconds of the $1.25 grade. One-clasp style. Imported Beaded Bags, $2.77 Unusual gifts! Women’s $3. 98 Beaded Bags on attractive metal frames. Silk lined. % k. Oo good fabrics. Long and short sleeves. Sizes 7 to 14. Sunburst Skirts, $2.55 A very special pricing, indeed, for these popular Skirts for girls. Plaids and plain colors, bodice top. Sizes 7 to 14 . , ve ~ 20 = Girls’ Winter Coats, $8.75 Well-tailored fur-trimmed Coats. Suede ve- lours, wool mixtures, chinchillas. Sizes 7 to 14. Babies’ 69c Blankets, He Size 30x40. Pink or blue. in nursery patterns. individually boxed. Stitched edge. $3.95 Silk Buntings, $2.95 Tots’ hand-tufted Buntings of Japanese silk, beautifully embroidered. In pink er blue. Panty Dresses, 93¢ Sizes 2 to 6. designs. street or school wear: silk crepes. Sizes § ae Made of colorfast prints, in dainty ‘Long sleeves. Elastic knee panties. | Tots’ $11.95 Coat Sets, 88.94 Of Botany bresdciom, smocked or shirred. With hat. Sizes r to’4 only. F lannelette Slocpers, 49¢ 60c value. nele with feet, and nursery figures. striped, and without feet. 25 Garter Belts Garter Belts of pink, blue or green combined with elastic. In a good range sizes. — ee te oe r 65¢ to 75¢c Bandeaux, 15¢ Pink Satins. jerseys and other fancy materials im various lingerie shades. S1 to $1.50 Bandeaux. boc Nature's Rival brand. variety of materials. Bright Ravon Pillow Soft, dainty Pillows, covered with on and cotton, neatly ruffled and frilled. ne on sf > Fancv Scarfs, $1.15 Women’s colorful Scarfs of good quality de chine, tri bright and dark patterns. $1 Knitted Caps, 79c Attractive stocking Caps for b knitted of all wool yarn shades. Women’s, Misses’ Hats, $1.77 $3 and $4 values. Velvets, metallics and combination materials in wide sty le variety. Scarfings, Square. $1.98 $2.19 to $2.50 Silk and Rayon Scarfings (some al! silks included) in woven and printed patterns. One square makes a perfect scarf; all you need do is picot or hem the edges $1.69 Scarfings, Square, $1 A9 Silk and rayon mixtures in pretti ly pr? inted terms. Many attractive colorings. , $1.39 Radium Silk, S5¢e The well-known Corticell 1 Radium Silk, in pink, navy, black, scarlet. or gift making' Men’s Blanket Robes, $3.88 Men’s $s.95 Robes of imported bl with heavy rayon waist cords. Ings. Sines 8 to 14 in new styles and wice Lac é tr! immed. s, $1.59 , -* -—- mr? rn TOF o a O fe a= j tr) a, 2 . ‘ , to i Basement Economyr ®tore Men’s $1 to $1 29 Gloves, Te Leather and fabri c Glov es. wear. Lined and unli bs . -_ , Men’s Four indicate ae Large open-end Ties, in varied colors and pat- terns, all wool lined. Boys’ 77c Blouses, 5 vs vic Blouses, 59¢ Broadcloths, madrases and percales, in white. plain colors and fancy patterns. Sizes 6 to ra. Men’s Mufflers. $1.93 $2.50°to $3.95 values. Of heavy silk crepe, or Siik broadcloth. Cut in square shape. Many beautifully handpainted. Boys’ Helmets, 79c Made of good quality black leatherette. ly lined. Small, medium and large sizes. “Button-On” Suits, $2.17 Jersey and flannel Suits. in a large selection of patterns and color combinations. Sizes 3 to 7. An Unusual Page—Worth Kea We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps to Holiday Merchandise—Gifts for Your Boys’ Suits, $12.88 finter Suits, in the two-button, — TWO pairs of lon a, Coats, $7.97 Of nt de. warmly wool lined and very well made. Sizes ro to 16. > to s S77 Sheeplined Coats, 57.¢ Boys’ leatherette Coats, with collar and three- quarter lining of sheepskin. Sizes 8 to 18. Sheeplined Coats, $6.17 Men's sizes 28 to » 46. Of khaki, with sheep- skin lining and collar. Knit wristiets. Men’s Knit Vests, 83.77 An ideal Christmas gift. In grey or tan heather mixtures. Sizes 36 to 44. Boys $10-$13. 95 O’coats, $8.87 Si zes 2 to 6 only. Of all-wool overcoatings, all patterns. W ool flanne] linings. S3. a0 Radio Stools, 8? Fancy met stan ids, strongly made and ~ ed with goo ade velour, in various colo: $1.65 Beiddee Shades, SI. 10 Of paper parchment. with variously signs. all in raised effect. Velvet Coat Sets $12.95 Value, Special at $9.%4 => @ Coat and matching hat will-back velvet, both . 22 tee green and brown. Coat has a smart yoke. Sizes 2 to 5S. over- rs Basement Econemy Stere oo Rain Outfits, $3.97 — i | = r . L. m aa , For fellows of 4 to 12. Of leatherette; double . : . 7, breasted coat. and matching helmet. In brown, ~ - - ~-— ruy . * 7 Men's Socks, 39 en’s Socks, 39¢ irregulars of the s9c to 79C vv wel ght, iar skati ng, éT = oe Underw ear, SS Men's heavy-we! ! Wil + - loth. lrned with green cotton fel it. “Breakfast Sets, $2.59 sexso tablecloth, and four matchine napkimg, all are pure linen, in border block effects. Linen Tablecloths, 83.95 Fully bleached pure Irish linen Tabieciot 66x86 in size. hemstitched. Slight irregulars of the $5.50 grade. $3.25 Chenille Rugs, $2.: 24x48 ‘Chenil le Rugs in plain colors, all have colored borders and fringed ends. 33 Throw Rugs, 51.98 Throw Rugs, in 2 large range ae patterns. Any home can use several > | , acVantageousiy $4.39 Axminster Rugs, $3.19 36x63 Axminster Rugs. woven of aill-wool yarns, im attractive colorings and patterns. S9e Kapok Pillows. 47e Pillow Forms, filled with newly 8, 4 Kapok . , . *- V- = i ~ imn te DOpUAar I7-imch size. = ° ese ad Blankets, Pair, $2.79 $4.29 wool-mixed Blankets. 66x80 in size. im choice of four plaids on white. Cotton sateen binding to match. 70x80 Sheet Blankets, 93e $1.49 value! In a large assortment of pretty piock plaids on white backgrounds. Shell- stitched edge. $4.25 a Blankets, $2.97 66x80 attractive Novelty B! — s of woo! and block cr Indian designs. Ex- : $7.95 Comforts, Doo Full-size Comforts. in floral patterns, covered with cotton sateen. $2 Asstd. ara $1.69 eS a box, silver wrapped. co licious Chocolates with various centers. “Tea Room” Honey, 68e Recular §8 e a cee : ee ‘ * . , SS ’ > * ee ee

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ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ Store Hours Until Christmas: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted FAMOUS-BARR CO. OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO. ° St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store Has Many Fascinating Spots —Which Will Furnish Both Inspiration and Enthasiasm to Gift Buyers Save Eagle Stamps on Christmas Shopping Meng nee $ pant Stae = see SEE SOO CA ee pe ee wate ER WR @ They'll count up rapidly and the little filled booklets will come in handy later on. Each bookful redeemable here for $2 in cash or $2.50 in merchandise. - oth asl @ Home-lovers will find enchantment on the Seventh Floor... which harbors the most elab- orate displays of house furnishirgs in the Middle West. Walk through the new Lamp Section... a panorama of colorful beauty! Then the China and eg a ag wegge > pens glitters with lovely . ® creations from the old world and the new... F Tu fi G ft and the Electrical Shop. The new Art Needlework urnil re or l S Section on — sixth Floor is also replete with decorative ideas .... The Shoe Section on the Third SS = Wj tei —— ..» Negligee and Lingerie Shops on the Fifth... a alae. oe Vsth Poatyen K/ tam Spammer ' ieoedt Maat aie Furniture on the Ninth and Tenth...and the * “Ve Treasure Shop on the Sixth, where everything is a me Bh: Wok Complete, Installed $ ] gift. mA | a in Your Home for. . p Sey, SEE SRK OD = seouggher ete hie oN Rg ST ; ORG Cee a, eT) . i Pinna Pte piaglinacn ty sh tga ‘eat ind a ‘ " re RE LE LI IEEE a em ep Lene Sb shed ag F De eigenen 2 Hh - ge eee > ae ee Serene . ears ore Pe: eee a“ i oS we @ No matter how much or how little vou have to spend, for Christmas, invest it in furniture and the whole family will thank you for it. It’s a gift that can’t be tucked away in a drawer...but is enjoyed the more because it is shared daily. e Chine Slips $2.50 Value Offered at 1 99 € A dainty personal gift _—for what woman wil] _mot appreciate one of’ these slim-fitting. good- quality slips! Hemstitch- ed, tailored style, finish- ed with deep hems. Reg- ular sizes. @ Long after holiday pleasures hav hazy memory...this radio set will bring new de- lights and thrills to its owners. It is Atwater Kent’s late Model 40, with simple ~ ae -o4 . ; . , > » 5 ; ‘“ = > * « - = 89c @ A pull-toy, made of metal with body painted yellow and wings and tail of red and propeller painted gray. Engine exhaust noise gives the .mpression of fiying when pulled over the floor. Choosing the unusual ts your +b r Lem > . Uayitt NS Pt. ; ' ~ 4 err \> y TREE LIGHTS Eight fancy colored bulbs with continuous connection, for light- ing the $1 19 Christmas tree . Choose Dainty Gifts of GLASSWARE BIG PARADE New mechanical toy. showing a parade of soldiers marching down the O8¢ | street VELOCIPEDES Bal! bearing, with full tubular frames, rub- ber-tired wheels and MALMATTITI TTS = To oe RA a i > ‘ a ; ; ty Blankets, $2.97 Novelty Blankets of woo] and block or Indian designs. Ex- vomftorts, $5.29 S, in flora] patterns, covered mn. Wool filled. Chocolates, $1.69 silver Wrapped, containing de- with various centers. $9 H > ' y . ym = Honey, 6S¢ Extracted from sweet white fresh and pure by scientific Shade Dresses yies— ced fi be a : hi Misses \ ) | % ; rT : , i; for party * bar—that's low price. ch splendid bliday sea- ourself to ttes, taf- Various- y Store i | ; ; , From These Exceptional Groups og $1 $1.69 $7.79 @ A timely special purchase en- ables us to present these three in- teresting groups of Glassware... which represent really remarkable values. You should make the most of this gift-buying opportunity. The offering includes a wide selection of lovely pieces in rose Or emerald color ... with hand-cut designs in vour choice of three effective pat- Among the choice gift pieces ere... fruit and ftlower bowls, candlesticks, candy jars. cheese and cracker dishes, console sets, cake plates, compotes and dozens of other desirable things . but since. some lots are limited, early selection is ad- visab/e. Seventh Fleer Thermax Electric Wattle Moulds q A truly worth- while gift. ..is this at- tractively designed round style Waffle Mould.... heavily nickelplated ... with aluminum grid and ex- pansion hinges. Com- plete with tray. ELECTRIC IRONS. Six- pound size for family use. Fully nick- eled: with back stand onl nape $1.59 Seventh Fileor $119.75 High-Grade Worsted WILTON RUGS @ The richness of quality, and £7 lovely patterns of these rugs {74 ...are even more compelling a7 es than the substantial saving. ~AyZ% e Faithful copies of orig- LY : inal Orientals ... they L4 promise enduring / oF beauty as well as long wear. Why not take advantage of the. saving...ana let one of these rugs beautify your home before Christ- mas? Deferred Payments May Be Arranged Ainth f leer BABY DOLLS With pretty faces; composition head and drececd, at DdAY BABY DOLLS BABY WALKERS With front and rear bumpers. Attractively d in iv- nap ‘on | $2.49 DUMP TRUCKS With rubber-tired disc wheels, excellent dumping mechanism and strong steering eli PAINT SETS Furnish happy amuse- ment for little artists. Large variety of & colors . {9c Effanbee's “Bubbles Baby” with sleeping eyes. In white lace- a... 288 BLACKBOARDS Easel style with drop leaf and revolving chart. Educational and = ing . Fireplace Fixtures for Gifts @ The fireplace, whose origin dates back to hazy antiquity ... assumes an important role in the modern deco- rative scheme. t ANDIRONS $3.59 to $79.50 FIRE SCREENS AND GUARDS $6.98 to $26.50 GAS LOGS $9.95 to $14.95 Seventh Fieor FIRE LIGHTER AND TRAYS $3.50 to $4.50 FIRE SETS $11.95 to $32.50 WOOD-CARRIER BASKETS $5.95 and $6.95 cont ...... 91 aAe ROCKING CHAIRS Of strongly woven fiber with cretonne padded seats. Fin- ished in vari- $3 98 ous colors ... . Basement Gallery ey

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PAGE 18 __. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1923 __. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH DIAMOND JEWELRY @ Large Selections and Unusual values make this an exceptional opportunity for gift selection. A small cash payment will se- cure your choice and terms arranged for balance. All pieces subject to prior sale. SOLITAIRE RINGS A white gold mounting, ex- quisitely wrought in lacy de- sign, makes a perfect setting for this gorgeous - $100 .31 karat solitaire lame ~ Paste teetead Aacanes at : - Slismsartondn: ici, sn, Deed clan adie : no . ami ‘ alate - a gr oe ae hit : OY aes arene - : ern ei ; ae ne , “ spat? wees ey: —— ’ = —— . — —— geo . . — © * ee LTTE Se ae ears Se eee ee eaten Bic " - GR Ss ee oes 2 ee PL ee ee eee ce ‘ * ae > me arnt > Py ry es al = ~ o. ca ajabeeonnee pod aeneee . > 7 = , a 7 - "et aI eS ee one ee ee : C > > 4" “e Cae ten v i eer pe Ri Sa a ot ee iia ed “ Sree ae > 4 fee UR unay fo tenet pak Rav ailn ure Uageee yobirn pie a DIAMOND NECKLACE Wrought of platinum... set with 3 naivette-shaped diamonds and 1 triangu- lar diamond, combined with = j 91,000 emeralds BRACELETS Flexible style... wrought of platinum and studded with sparkling diamonds -..e or diamonds’ and emeralds. A magni fi- one = gE mga maaan: DIAMOND RINGS Triangular shaped dia- mond in a handsome plati- num mounting ... sur- rounded with 18 smaller diamonds combined with replica emeralds DIAMOND PLAQUE Of 14-karat gold, encased in platinum . .. set with five love- ly diamonds and replica emer- alds. May be worn 195 aS pin or plaque Main Floor French Kid Gloves Beautiful Gift Baits Be $2 - q So large is this assortment, so beautiful the quality of skins and workmanship, that gift selections may be made with full certainty of carry- ing with them satisfaction and appreciation. All have short novelty cuffs and heav- ily embroidered backs. Main Floor Use 6th and 7th Street Elevators @ The new Ele- vators on Sixth and Seventh Streets now operate _ be- tween Main and Eleventh Floors. During the busy Christmas season, you will find them most convenient. Dinner Suits Of Character Are Priced Moderately at *35 q Men who are familiar with the current ten- dencies in dinner clothes will be agreeably surprised to discover that these, at $35, are faultlessly correct in every detail of cut and tailoring—quite an achievement in value-giv- ing. Sizes to fit men and young men of ev- ery build. Are all silk lined. ae ys Be “Propper” Blue-Top Chiffon Hose The Gift Choice $9.99 Worth While... @ “Too many” was never, never said of gift Hosiery—and if YOUR gift to her is the exquisite one of super chiffon Blue Tops your excellent good taste will be remembered with appreciation. Fine-gauge, smooth and lovely, these Hose give excep- tionally good service for their cob- webby sheerness. Among the want- ed shades are: Bronze Gunmetal Rosewood Duetone Tan Mavis Nude Matin Floor 7 TARO” ON ETT Ny RAG en o~ ~ a . one ye ee - nate oe . \ Juvenile Suits For Lads of Three to Eight 84 2-50 q@ Dressy little Suits that will make the youngest son look his very best for Christmas. Tailored of high-grade black or brown silk velvet in middy and button-on styles and over- collars of white silk. Pants are the new wide-bottom style - .. fully lined. Agess 3 to 8 years. Button-On Suits, $10.75 Excellently made ... with black velvet pants and white satin blouses with ruffled collars anJ fronts - ++ OF brown velvet pants with pongee blouses of same Style. Sizes 3 to 8. Combination Suits, $4.95 Blue serge flapper style pants with self belts .. . and blouses of white broadcioth or poplin .. . with long point collars and red ties. Sizes 3 to 8. Second Floor “ . ; ms Sal ~ ws Pats Vv Manicure Sets Make Appropriate Gifts q._ A most complete assortment ... including suit- able sets for men, women or children... made of high-grade surgical steel with handles of plastic pearl on amber-tone, ivory effect or Buffalo horn. In roll-up or compact cases. A 7-PC. SCHNEFEL SET may be chosen in white, maize, pink or blue plastic pearl on am- ber-tone ... in a compact, plush-lined case which is handy for traveling. Special at.. 83.90 “A 9-PC. SET with triple nickel-plated steel instru- ments and handles of plastic mother-of-pearl on amber-tone ... is packed in a special gift case and priced at AN 8-PC. MANICURE SET with handles of plas- tic ivory on amber-tone, is packed in a satin- lined leather roll-up case and priced at...%o0.60 . Main Floor \ Christmas Candies Choose for Yourself and for Gifts From the Many Delicious Kinds Made in Our Own Shop HOMEMADE CANDIES | 50c Maple caramels, nut brittle, assorted cara- mels, and other kinds, in paper holly boxes. 1 to 5 lb. sizes. ASST. CANDIES Rich milk and dark chocolates with various : ters... and dai PAR EXCELLENT hen wc i euamiet holly CHOCOLATE NUTS boxes. 1 to 5 Ib. 50c sizes. Lb Fresh, delicious pecans, walnuts, Brazil nuts, al- monds and filberts, thickly coated with Par Excellent vanilla or milk chocolate. I tp 5 lb. boxes. HOLIDAY CANDIES Tempting . assortments of milk and dark choco- ; : lates and _ crystallized Christmas Special fruits ... packed in $2.50 daintily decorated tin Three pounds of Par boxes. Excellent chocolates, 2-Lb. Box, $2.50 bon-bons amd other 3-Lb. Box. $3.75 kinds packed in attrac- . , + or « tively decorated tin 5-Lb. Box, $6.00 boxes. Main Floor , “a eee or f Store Hours Until Christmas: 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Few Restricted Articles Excepted + OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO. St. Louis’ Dominant Christmas Store 350 to $475 Fur Coats sass #995 @ If she hasn’t her new fur Coat already—it may well be chosen from this group of elegant fur wraps. Every Coat has been taken from our regular stocks of well-known high quality—every one meets the high demands of Famous-Barr Co. quality and ultra- smartness. Among the many rich and luxurious furs repre- serited ...to mention just a few... are... Beaver, Ameri- can Broadtail, Oscelot; Jap Weasel, Pony, Caracul, Sil- ver Muskrat, Jap Mink and Hudson Seal (dyed muskrat). Fur-Trimmed Coats.... $150 to $395 Value at Savings of Distinctly designed and tailored...worthy of individual or regal gift choosing...these Coats have been carefully selected from our regular stocks of smart Winter Coats and grouped for special savings in this truly remarkable group. Lovely in fabric, color linings and richness of fur trimming, these Coats invite your early selection. Fourth Floor Silk Robes in Wide Just Arrived for Attractive Gift Choosing Are Smart Models at @ Pert Johnny collars for your young collegiate friend —long reveres for the woman who cultivates an air of dignity—warm quilted robes, luxurious in color and fab- ric—new robes of heavy flat crepe—frilly two-tone neg- ligees of crepe de chine with wide flowing sleeves—a lovely and gift-worthy selection for the widest variety of tastes. Glossy black and the dainty boudoir shades— Sizes for Women and Misses. | Other Robes and Negligees, $7.95 to $59.75 SILK LINGERIE Intimate *9 95 Gift Items .. Of splendid crepe de chine, in all the pastel shades, and with the most feminine allure of style are—Step-ins, Gowns, Chemises, Bloomers and Dance Sets. Other Silken Undergarments, $7.95 to $49.50. Fifth Fleer MEN’S PRACTICAL GIFTS q_ Bring that perplexing list of men to whom you want to present gifts, straight to St. Louis’ Dominant Store... and we'll warrant you'll begin checking them off rapidly ... as you choose from the compre hensive assortment of giveable things that we have assembled in the Men’s Sections for convenient selection. ite Shirts, $1.95 ° ° bas sn ts collar-attached , Lounging Robes styles; well tailored, of white madras, with white rayon stripes Offered 3 95 or figures. All sizes. at 10° Silk Shirts, $5.85 Of “Golden Poppy” radium silk, in € A good Lounging Robe needn’t be expensive, white, blue, green and tan shades. and you'll find it a gift that will be truly ap- Beautifully tailored and sewed with preciated. In our new department on the Sec- silk. ond Floor, you may select one that is carefully tailored of rayon and wool fabric and trimmed Gray Mocha Gloves, $3.50 in Skinner's satin . . . for as little as $10.95. Shown in a wid Soft and durable. With backs e range of colors. embroidered in black. A gift any man would appreciate. Other Other Robes, $5 to $125 Mocha Gloves, $5.00 ‘and $5.50. Second Floor Men’s Neckwear, $3 Silk Pai I ajamas Imported and American made Ties ...in an unlimited variety of stripes, figures and colors. All $7.50 wool lined to prevent wrinkling. Excellently tailored .., - in plain white, pink, Hand-Painted Mufflers, $2.95 blue, tan and other col- Neat silk squares, hand painted, in ors. Frog trimmed. a variety of fancy and conventional All sizes. designs. Ideal for gift presenta- Main Floor tion... as well as very useful. All-Wool Reefers, $1.95 A most attractive assortment of imported wool Reefers in neat checks, plaids, stripes and two and three-tone effects. Sweater Coats, $9.50 All-wool Shaker Knit Sweaters in maroon, navy, gray, tan, brown, black and white. Hand finished with big shawl collars. Second Fleor AN \ * es B+ 4s 0O* be e- * joeee oer e ee - ~~ ++ oer {Editorial Page : : Daily Cartoon | 7 $3 7 ™ oo . * oz aor _— want e ts ‘PART TWO. HOOVER CROSSING ANDES ON HIS WAY TO BUENOS AIRES In Trip Over Highest Trans- continental Railroad in America He Studies Great Engineering Feat. TO REACH ARGENTINE CAPITAL TOMORROW -— > President-Elect and President Ibanez Ex- change Expressions of Friendship in Chile. CE he associated Press. Ps o8 ANDES, Chile, Dec. 12.— president-elect Hoover today was crossing the Andes Mountains on a special train on his way from Santixco to Buenos Atres. He traveled over one of the highest transcontinental railroad routes in either of the Americas. From Los Andes to its terminal at Mendoza the total length of Trans-Andean Railway is approxi- mately 154 miles. Its highest point]. jg 10,512 feet above sea level and it provided Hoover with the oppor- tunity of studying one of the great- est engineering feats in the world. Hoover. in crossing the Andes, completed his travels to the only important region in the world that he had never visited before. he train was carried over the mountain by a rack system. On the Chilean side the line has been, electrified, the energy being ob- tained from large water power plants near Santiago. Coming to the summit of the mountain the road ran through a tunnel nearly two miles long and the train in passing through this tuyne!l crossed the border between Afgentina and Chile. Expressions of Friendship. Hoover bade farewell to Chile after exchanging hearty expres- sions of friendship between the United States and Chile with his host, President § Ibanez. At a luncheon, which was the climax of the Chilean welcome, President Ibanez said that the national spirR of the United States had given to the world incalculable benefits and an even greater hope for future spiritual and material advance- ment between the peoples of both continents. Hoover in replying said that tn both countries there was a com- mon history of building in a new world a new form of government founded upon a new coneeption of human rights. He asserted, “our economic interests are reciprocal and our procress in prosperity’ and comfort can.on'y be mutual.” Text of Hoover's Address. Following is the text of Hoover's address: “IT am indeed anxieus that you should believe in the sincere ap- Preciation which I and my col- leagues feel} for the welcome and kindness which we have received on our visit to Chile. I consider ita compliment to my countrymen, and I would he proud indeed ff you would accept my visit as @ Symbol of friendliness. “I could not allow this oceasion to pass without an expression of sympathy from the people of the United States for the misfortune befailen Chile's central area by the Tecent earthquake. While the Courage and ability and fortitude of the people of Chile will quickly repair the physical disaster we must all mourn the loss of life, for that cannot: be redeemed. The Cities of Chile have risen from the ashes before through the tndomit- able will of the people, and they Will again prove their valor which Ereater perhaps than any won On the battlefield. ; “Thank you for your eloquent expression regarding my country. ere's abundant reason why friendship and understanding be- tween us should be deeply rooted] in the héarts of the people of both Hations. Woe have on both eldes eg. mtory by. our common la- Uilding In the New World & new form of government found- fd upon a new conception ~°* hu- ee rights; supreme experience in Febellion from the political and s0- | systems of the Old World; pe eation of the wilderness, de- ~~ te of economic life through or eon of creat discoveries and ' - *; efforts to lift the moral Cultural levels of our coun- fa, , Progress ‘lations with your country oon no basis, either political or an mic, for rivalry exista. Our "Nomic interests are reciprocal; or . imate in prosperity and ye can only be mutual. ! enjoyed with your able Min- — Privilege of exchange Of nee in respect to the prob- othe development and economic} Dolicy be our two countries. The ey have adopted of seek- a oernal capital, whether by ent or private enterprise, hte reproductive works is @e7* — °" which would well be = a ee Continued on Page 22..

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bur young collegiate friend n who cultivates an air of luxurious in color and fab- crepe—trilly two-tone neg- th wide flowing sleeves—a tion for the widest variety the dainty boudoir shades— igees, $7.95 to $59.75 GERIE $9.95 in all the paste] shades, and ire of style are—Step-ins, nd Dance Sets. nts, $7.05 to $49.50. Fifth Fileor mht to St. Louis’ Dominant choose from the compre- ns for convenient selection. : itorial Page Daily Cartoon ——* Saeebesee bee hosed > Septeyite: te) as ot: Se rerets PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDA Y, DECEMBER 12, 182 GUOLIDGE SAYS AVIATION WILL SNAPPY COLLEGIATE Pca ARE BARRED N SOUTH OF CHINA MOOVER CROSSIN INDES ON HIS WAY “TO BUENOS AIRES In Trip Over Highest Trans- continental Railroad in America He Studies Great Engineering Feat. TO REACH ARGENTINE. | CAPITAL TOMORROW Canton Government Thinks Western Clothing Is Too Ex- pensive for Students. Associated Press. Aeronautics Conference, women, to be of the Industry. PRAISES WRIGHTS U. S. President-Elect and President Ex- change Expressions of Friendship in Chile. blouse es white for women. Ibanez in 1926 to $150,000,000. spending. | t} ar aaGra ka money- extrava books and has been gance lectures abolished President- : erossinc g special nuago to traveled over transcontinen ether of the Am From Los And st Mendoza the . Coolidge drew Trans-Andean } speci al ly of n the present dav it provide: Ua es Aur tunity of studyi ~ nein. est engines rin o » -* - COOLIDGES GUES; $ OF - HONOR AT DINNER GIVEN BY MELLON Supreme Court Justice and Two Senators Among Otbers En- tertained by Secretary. : He pointed out hilean side L444 * lirjé } +c 7. . rae: ote on - * } ‘ te -:'.° 1ié the widesp? today and recent a t h e ears, Mr. ‘wonderfu! Paris” of liness. from the done minded neteenth was the railroad and twentieth Sawant physic: aeveioy * for that cannot be redeem i The ‘Cities of Chi a as ashes befo On he | prosecutor Had Requested Suspen- .) t? . 7 nah ae ; : ‘ ; adie wi!) ~“ ; — sion of Immunity in Case of oo tie and they Lucien Klotz. ave risen from rough. the \ &st at Slence- it works is a; will again prove ir valor which | ; dP mountain ranges and deserts ereater perhans ome the hattle¢} , 7 7 ; “Than . Fou fo expression rerard abundant ip and US Should he the hearts of th hations. We eee xia Made history by ber in buiig é New form Mi sunreads rom understandin rooted P people of } oth | both common dee niv GREEK SENATE RE-ESTABLISHED la- ing in the New World! Body to Be ‘Composed of First Since 1862 of government found- — hairman - Upon a new conception " hu- | By | ssociated Pr WwW ience in| ATHENS, 12.—A | litical and so- Old World: wv i] lerness, fle - Secretary Whiting Chairman. mm Secretary Whiting of the Com- goat Sh Department was elected of the . rr ae a el cra sides our conference and | Assistant for Aero- president it] +: Bee nen, BAaAeL ELS > 4 ° . % . > ‘oO exper Secretary ommerce »*¢ TY} ‘ + . "*y « “) ? ¢ creating a 1ciie || MNauUtics vas yinted Was passe ii! consist of . rrouch - eed 1 : an rights on ; | directly by the , Cte: lled tna | . Te i . un professional! 4 Ww the Chamber has had no Sena Progre«odowe H. Abeken, attorney : presidents of Ppl _— and Marine Reserve Captain. has : With able Min- elected commandant of St. : —_ of exchange of; Louis Detac hment No. 1 of the Ma- " nail P . 2 ‘ tac he } f Re ; League. Other new of- ‘ ' f in respect to the prob-| rine Corps | ee » A. Linder. vice progress in aviation, marked Of developme nt and economic | ficers are: Joseph inder, Ce | ast Lent teemeie Seal sali *s in our i ies 'commandant; E. C. Iserman, pay- per cent i PASE boli a ae Sommtries, sae) * ay Wooten of the Ma- ing the last year. Eight lines. cy they have adc opted of seek-| master; Sergt. noten of : é ieaienis taal the aid of a subsidy externa!) Cap wed wu hether by | rine Cc orps re erult ing station. Rt Ju- ‘4 > "~ . » s : e* x - . ? "4 a “ wrTate in @ Ol-e Thment Or private enterprise, | tant, Robert Abbott, Judge a dvo oper 4 A p's 2% an rule Ty for oe wuctive cate: A. Moulton gerreant-ai iati ich wo well ddie Wirfs, chaplain rwenty ° a4 ’ ai ta i a Con Se eee new member have been added to Unued on Page 22 the detachment--. Whiting re- conomic life tl their ‘ e app! ication of great discoveries dred a oun- Greece Lura! 1c¢¢°9 and efforts to lift the tri _ levels of our *8 | two seats! ; withdrawn. The | Thrace IONS with exists. Our | ciprocal; | and are re . : in prosperity low , —_ Ps Oniy be mutual. been FOUr ‘io Scaroni, Ital- , . - , Rs fic du record of -fi ry) @ (~¢ rit w+ ahi £132, iaeietl hy C7en it aid : Balbo. ‘tind is ill in Dayton, ). ~~ UNITE NATIONS : President Addresses World Outlining Development AND LINDBERGH Points to Increase in Value | of Airplane Investments in U.S. From $5,000,000 a picture of heavier-than- etrified . y bh ; , ‘ ' . — electrified, the ' . ; > r the nite t ‘as $5,000,000, regular eX | ' a. ,c la + tGhenriech ee | ir ransporv tnrougnout his | steampont | PAGES 19—24 Comment on the Fiftieth Anniversary Number of the Post-Dispatc BOLNA CLL ., CUSS OF 192 '“*The Best Special Edition of a Newspaper Yet — Printed in This Country.” | From the Binghamton Press, | Binghamton, N. Y. If our leiesed civilization and it /records were to be obliterated by universal calamity, archeologists of ithe future would have the story of i'this age of the world unfolded to} ‘them so they ler lf they S to have preserved |for their day one copy of the St. 'Louis Post-Dispatch of yesterday. | * ¥ . * * UW + re > an issue of 232 the Post-Dis- : . ~? semicentenniai Yesterday ,in richly printed pages, patch celebrated its by publishing what is, in major re- spects, the best special edition of a newspaper yet printed in this coun- It is best because it al! traditions of such editions and ‘substitutes better things. It is not lized venture. It 'tains matter of enough substa and importance to fill all the nonthly magazines of current is- sue, and give each one a feature of outstanding merit The presents the rr as hi ian. as critic, as prophet, as |eator. It is the Voice of the idle West speaking to the with an enlightening inte f presentation of things | try. a commercila plligence worth ? *. s hat magazine ever contained commanding so many issue such a ‘group of authorities upon ‘of the wor ane} s activities! This issue of the Post-Dispatch | deserves most unusual commenda- an of such unchal- engeable and education 'worth that a wider eeehatiel than it can possibly have would be a national educational service. e sets a new jard rnalism for similar | newspapers to} tion. It is an issue art ist ic a? a4 ba Stan perform a service of lue to newspapers éé ° Unique for Beauty, Conception and Execution To the Editor of the Post- ‘h: Anniversary ly costiy, reflecting the prosperity of the ‘news| the cost the magnificénc issue. ry? +. The iiness is ? have planned, tribute niversa ry “vidrating lliv, wnt | liling revoiu- who con ry | a mem Dé hor pner igest wi awful ness of lization LA \N K P. O'HARE “A ie Work.” To the Ed e Post- Tyienaterr . ae 5° - , itor oi ta ONDe | keepsakes JOS éé | NE The Supreme om ment in Newspaper Making.” | ing. Tothe Editor of the Post-Disp: The Fiftieth Anniversary Edition of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch is supreme achievement in paper making. It is typography, attractive (cant in content. notable as a record of | accomplishments of a newspi iwhich by inheritance and high pur- | pose is not dedicated to private/ greed, but is consecrated to public servic HOFFMANN JR. Achieve- the news- beautiful ij and signifi- “specially is it} import € WILLIAMS, ierT WALTER School of Journal Missou (Dean, versity of **Most Saar eal and Instructive.” To the Editor of the Pos | issue one of the structive accounts of the early nted a picture of | iTot 1 T i Commander Searon! | hich was | ; I have read with of interest the Fiftieth Anpiversa of the Post-Dispatch, and will books as interesting and in- ~~ a same with most Keep the my Louis. SAML. B. McPHEET ‘ ea tee ”? = » Editor of the Post-Dispatc! I pecan ene you upon t eplendid number and for yi and Post- SsuCcCeRS. : (President of the \ ash Railwa Co.) tory of St. & * wish the '**City’s First Aid in To the Edi could piece it togeth- actionismni. | |above, all, ignores | con. | nce | ‘‘Comprehensive History ‘editorial asso ithe old hen ing about modern st} piece of newspaper jopinion. More ition of it ithe brainy a. or) a hook ivolume Mental Smoke-Abatement.” tor of the Post-Dispatc Ann iversary nutin- the Post-Dispatch the ness of the newspay pressive exhibit of er, its wide Tange of contacts, up-to-date outlook 3ut, chiefly, let permissible oppor nounce my brief Post-Dispatch. in the cause of smbinttioods by Its indepen ts courage inde ‘ivic asset. Go on, sir—you and able staff—in this good oxygenating the civic conscience of St. Louis. Heep your | searchlight turned, not oniyon tet ‘k places that shelter our faults, your cap-| work of| prophe WoOr kK. {7 °) tues. and £0 of St. Louis.’ To the Editor of the st-Dispatc ‘*‘Has Consistently ‘tained the Splendid Pulitzer | From the Re resourcefut- jently maintained the oa +4 _ Fs | fal tt ully Main- . . bP J 1. Traditions. ek Island (Ill.) Are To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. tounding its 50th anniversary on Dec. 12, the St. Leuis patch has issued special editicn which will mporta event The nark that Dispaich sp! er traditions since aa: llustrious founder edition a distinct notable in the annals newspaperdorn. of the special excellence Post- zer ement, American Every one f unusual tion of them al! edition and a printer’s art, appealins the eye and tothe mind. The pub- lishers are ‘to be congratulated. “Platform Faithfully Followed for 50 Years.” ad To the Editor of the Post-Di spatcn: iversary Number of the was read with fficers and cadets Your Ann Post-Dispatch terest by many of this school. We wish to offer our felicitations upon the spirit that prompted its publication, and our congratula- tions on the consummation of that spirit. Your laid jown by Joseph Puli s heen followed in your 509 years sry iii@- platform as tzer ha of life. LT. COL. A. M. HITCH. Kemper Military Boonville, Mx¢ Superintendent, Academy, oes ‘*The Whole. Edition Is =A Valuable Historical Document. | To the Editor of the KATHE INE L FRA! “The Last ‘Word in A Metropolitan Daily. To the Editor of the Post-Dispaten. Nashville | } ’ ’ sere congratulations. “sf > vour wd0e* Pc ee hate ‘ LLIn¢ Tried report the interna- | i photos, service rmmé tropo.lit — a is a ¥ Lmart appre clatea "T) TT) } Lv iud VOiKSDia Journal and Til. “Excelled ‘Anything Along Line I Have Ever Seen.” lied al line I have evey)seen, intention to preserve it - } oar if this 1s at all prac- tanize 2 re | » cA ken care shame | it is your in book form, success. . 47! "Talar President Bell Tel : “Proud That Publication of ‘This Value Is Possible ” Here. 'To the Edit t-Dispat If every and inst fiftieth anniversary originality, and evidence of real merit hy the Ww nderful annive rsary num- : ee of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, issued, } wiser tlh 2 hes tN better, just world would be more mello AS a native of the ion of this stren possible here. Wishing you and congrat s+ QLouvisan, I that a publ eth and vali fart ~ W % continugé ulat i "hat ho have made , ih! oY this accomplishment poss! I arm, e MAX A. G' LDSTEIN “Liked a Comparison Between Old and New “Styles.” | + +3 a iO he Edi Post-Dis}] ati h. — rrrit TUT vers the fiftieth anniversary I particular y The interesting. comparisons shown and new fashions, The pictures of styles of ough to some forever priit atyles. dress particularly fine. to show s who are LEE HANES, Nebo, Iil. So '**Fine Piece e of Newspaper Work. 'To the Edit or of the Post-Dispatch Anniversary num- was a DN Your Fiftieth ber of the Post-Dispatch work, in wu that se views ¢ € Spec lally ; the ti expressing | men and wemen the} over Should this secti form, reserve for me. E. GLASSEN, Colum! |“ Journalistic. Masterpiece. Ge well To the Post-Dispatch: you very much h Annual Number Post-Dispatch. I am glad this copy in a form which preserved. have sp ent deal more toda afford in cia] articles, have sm ¢ ine I Gs ip ' = been well chosen thoug. of the time news section, valuable ‘t to the fac representation historica respe: a ¢rie aX Ur ‘ 7 > Post- Dispatc .*% ‘ aaa np iT J & i > ~s\sAllvVre worth if 4s Was * ¢ “ation epi reciation but newspaper. EDNA FISCHEL (President M1! i ters Women Vr ; — SS0uTi ae we “Notable Contribution to Current Literature.” To the Editor of -Dispa Vaile w ne of THe also art vr - pro feel pt aah ef t lm 5 7 ’ ery Ff Aa LOUIS a A papel ASS 0" ‘| “Edition Is Worthy ofa Great Institution.” Editer of Post AA; Publishers ? ne »* ’ : DProgressit . a ii? person: ’ o™\o* Post-Di=pa ears of its existenc: subscribed for it almost that length of time, the difference ee made up edi. 7 BRANSFORD LEWIS. ’ ; | celebration of | * ost-Dis- | Dispatch its less, (au publ “No Abler Editorial Page =| mer ‘Can Be Found in T0 THE COLORS Retired Army Officers, Stu- dents, Boy Scouts Offer Selves for Service Against Paraguay. | ““Has Exercised a Note- worthy Influence on | Affairs. ” » Editor of the Post-Dispatch. sue typifies the great de- of modern journalism valuable epitome of the the last five dec- and is a achievements of ades. | I congratulate you and your sociaties upon the remarkable rec- ord of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch during this half century. Josep! Pulitzer, in his public and journalis- | tic career, made individual freedom _of thought and expression the fun- | “— ana the Kellogg Persuades Bolivians to Rescind Withdrawal ully con- From Peace Conference aSs- ‘CABINET RESIGNS AS EMERGENCY MEASURE Post-Dispatch has faithf the people and has exer- cised a eehueactin influence upon rihin AAA ULI & local, State and national affairs With best wishes for the future of this valuable institution, I am, SADOR LOEB. of Business and Pub- ration, Washington |' damental basis of his acts, tinued this policy. It has been a a at Washington. the As#ociatecd Press. ee PAZ, Bolivia, Dec. 12.—The strength of the Bolivian army has (Dean School lic Administ University.) “*The Splendid Character | has called the 1 il was thri increased. The General Btaff 929 class to the colors and the country is respond- ing with offers of service. Retired army officers have in- | formed the General Staff that they | are ready to rejoin their former | units. Students in universities ' ’ been and Outstanding | Qualities.” | My Dear Mr. Pulitzer: Thank you very much for the fiftieth anniversary number of the Post-Dispatch. I shall read interest be h agreed to form a battalion of troops. The Boy Scouts decided to become reorganized into military brigades and requested that they be called immediately for service. The Committee for National De- fense and propaganda held a meet- ing to formulate measures relat- at Midland, Mich. and| BS t© the dispute with Paraguam, | Taxicab drivers and automobile ' parts of it with great cause as a boy publisher lled with nd- ing courage and _ vision of your father. When he _ started. the Post-Dispatch I was publisher at the age of 18 of a country news- ~ > the outsta among my dead heroes were James " | owners have offered the Govern« Bennett and Horace Gree- ” ) ‘ an] etitor- | ™ the greater part of their conu- am ne ic iiVi } 4 *¢ to - | . E | veyances for any use. The Alfonso de Mendoza Social Club has started popular subscrip- Gordon stood out 'voice to the chorus of congratula- ' tions. “The Best Anniversary tions for the defense of the Chaco district, which is in dispute be- tween Bolivia and Paraguay and where the recent frontier clash oc- curred. The National Committee of the aes | Bolivian Red Cross agreed to be- —? | gin practical instruction of nurses eae aan _ Upon Your) in military hospitals. The com- Powe = — trae mittee also recommended that the a pooper oh = 3p is school of medicine give compulsory of the ot. livin ehagrodtere “-| training in military surgery to it FO ON livir students In the (fifth, sixth and and prosper seventh years at the school. Cordially yours, The situation on the Paraguyan E. D). START. | frontier continues calm with both Free Press ©0.)| Paraguay and Bolivia maintaining their garrisons in their respective positions. | Cabinet Members Resign. The Cabinet members have pre- |sented their resignations to Presi. ‘dent Siles so that he might form € Post-Dispater. | # Ministry for national concentra. siciiatuail tion. It was thought likely that the 4 ,-| BC¥ Cabinet would be completed that | your pee ne th sons have carried on magnificently alon p path (President Detrolt 46 renuaemeate “Greatest Convention of Distinguished Personages Ever Assembled by a 99 Newspaper. |'To the Editor of tl The fiftieth anniversary of the St. Louis Post-Dispatc | eee ae aaa a con e fatest; — , : . . a | Two great mass meetings were distinguished person-| at held last night under the auspices ) ews t . le a ‘of university students and. there a singie issue--or any other demonstrations of pa- } } ty t rnarter . ‘ vous F Preece: Paage mae ee .«|triotism and in some cases a de- O1 ve placed in the h 8 of! Fou have of veritable library of | mand for war was heard. At one as shes Sr eae | demonstration a leader would sing reading, sufficient to las. | the winter montha. I Genaha like to add a , : doubtediv vention of Ss ever assem! >were the words, “Where do we go to sing /our songs?” Tothisa chorus would reply. *““‘To Asuncion.” Asuncion is capital of Paraguay. Alberto Palacios arrived from | Antofagasta, Chile, where .he had | gone to meet President-Elect Hoo- ver when the latter passed through there on his good-will tour. In an interview the Foreign Minister sald ‘The indignation of the Govern- ment and people does not refer partic to the frontier dispute Di spatch received. “| but rather to the treacherous at- ificent and by, far the best} ee ; Sa “) i'tack bv 300 Paraguayan soldiers | | 25 Bolivians small R. FULLERTON PLACE. Number I Have Ever Seen’”’ To the Warmest congrra th ‘ rrere " -? “° eA baa * rsary Editor of the P ost-Dispatcu tuiations on t: ry 2 . UM be? jlarly ant I have garrison of 2 Vanguardia.” why Bolivia did not ac- es pt the application of the Gondra 7 Like the Honest op which provides for the peace- 7" settlement of disputes between Fearless Stand.’ South American countries, the For. Editor eign Minister said Bolivia woutda eo not attempt to settle the dispute under the pact because Paraguay |} was trying to cover up an act of ‘aggression by means of a treaty 'which was essentially peaceful and which did not apply in this case. Bolivia Recalls Its Withdrawal From Peace Congress, the Amociated Presa. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12.—Boliv- lan Minister de Medina advised hes for many more! Secretary Kellogg today that his and service | COUNntry would continue to particl- | pate in the Pan-American confer- LEEPER. }ence on arbitration and |; tion in seasion here. | De Medina called at the depart- it upon receipt of word from his Government that it had recon- sidered the attitude it expressed fn yesterday's note to Seeretary Kel- logg in which {ft declared that it could not participate in the con- ference unti] Paraguay had made moral reparation for the attack tee a Bolivian fort. The change : Golivian attitude had been been Re pote by the American Govern. ~~ | ment, which advised it to continues 'to participate with other American republics to promote peace in this hemisphere. Secretary Kel- logge diecussed the matter person- ally with the Bolivian Minister yes- terday after Bolivia's withdrawal from the conference and later fn the day iustructed the American Minister In La Paz to urge strongly upon that Government the ina@via- ability of its withdrawal. Bolivia iil resume its perticipatiog te. _morrow. No sessions of the con- Camtinned on Pree #1; ‘ference was hel4 today. |agxainst the jat Fort / Tray rw f ) $4 De ER i TUNT LY MAN. Asked New York, N. T o the compliment anniversary issue on Sunday. ' in its artistic but also of a high li’- thro ar apres like best abot conception erary merit What I the Post- saemmeaial stad honest, fear- stand it takes on que stions ' : . +} on politics and the high ‘thical With best wis of prosperity Post-Dispatch. ESTHER N Mo. decades fr the ror wie . conciita- Mexico. Press of America.” P< ortia id Eve Americ ‘coming of than sesqul- Ace” is indicated by more one siz i\tenn Possibly the lal two yoars our having nee as a nation and a haif most icant milestone of a.” re t centenaries of educa- il business institutior a ewspapers are no longer unusual. New York Evening Post. the Traveler nd the Sy,tng- id Republican have the passing of triark the West ~is far npost. t? azo cneé for a —WwWas tne ional Roston ‘ ele » ir cen- siatiga the Middle deat... | the The —CVET younger. _ = Se ne ee ee. cio en Se, Pas Fae | — ae ‘a har SOT De eepre store + Ba age” Sr QA SEES o~ — es Ona Alone, il e. Ser ere « Rp APS Gna eR aA, che

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928. PAGE 20 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE PRESIDENT’S COUNTRY HOME. [a0 Rockefeller Jr. as an all-America “ability” team oe, ] | - } 4 j OSEPH PULITZER The suggestion of President Coolidge, in the Post-| because Rogers “probably leaves out the ablest man Ss s4@ | . _ . ° ; ” ic ft Founded by “ SEPH ; 'Dispatch’s Fiftieth Anniversary Number, that a/| in the country,” whom Mr. Brisbane modestly neg- December is, if ; “eo Deri ' Tachinet eaetes ts ieee home be provided for the President, and its Calvin Coolidge of Washington, BO id ¢ y _ eti fo TI hh “ , _ . . 8 a ga approval by the Post-Dispatch, have met with a SU0B a summer White House ier tae. ; - mS 5 ; oS — The Puhtzer Publishing Compan) . iversary number of the Post-Dis- | ee noha , - = . Mn. Sil Pg a oe On os, ore , ve Strect , : oe i «lt en ae at we Sas ; q rta + , : is at | widespread comment. | eae — ap Re ee Ie | a > lig & An Impo ne , syick a : | aa site a_i Sehbwin (Van. esses rns cies came os a hone 05 phan land i oo sent ur Dhio, issour! ives mis f doin; ore . Y- - > a a£y > “ os a “3 guard Press.) principles; that it will always fiz ; | ne ‘se ee “ -_ | = i . so pene eine LoS ie . ape iawWwe; Oz: ; Sot ” ah f ati : _ tj z the offi lide ; aire Wt it} “ .s ‘ ES “= 7 - a a Ss . tal — ‘ ‘. Tt ts probably true, a3 Prof. ee ee Sewer Sol- ) ; ) ) i : : et ‘ : : a a | Davis of Yale remarks erate injustice or corruption, always Maryland, ocua eee , — hat > © ) ssourl a St ers . —_ aa Seats introduction’ to this vol- fight demagogues of all partiex senator Overman of No art , Senator Ci stabu] , ; 5 : * — in that although the Soviet ex- mever belong to any party, always >@ .€ LS, resentath 3 pr of Te d many bn or is shot 0 Le a “? > ~~, oe T oa — . a _ ent is now 19 years oid and eppose privileged classes and public bh I] mart the count . olitic ae , ; : # ' i Ae > p55 : me . | ; a + wes ma “ ters have been longer in ee Crmpethy arti or CIENT Pe, esteem . ng, et Ol Set nie re Te: otal Zw Ost L Fate an, NE oe _ 3 Se i’ 2 , a : pet in general is still ‘unin- - . ~ . ‘ ’ , = ORS a . - : ; . SF ae . # >» “eo > . . : hlic be satisfied with merely printing : _— | 7 - . a . me eee 7 Gienrmed about @ great nation cover- mews; always be drastically inde- avorable editorial comment. Among them w the fices of county sheriffs ) | | Se Ts . ) 3 . one-sixth of the land surface pendent; never be afraid to attack ‘ow York Herald Tribune. Baltimore Su : aa ee wre —_— en ee eS bg DS! a 4 . the world. “Russia,” we are wrong, Whether by predatory plu- ' . Ka ; ie ee : | | : L werd Paced . : = > * a Be te a oid. “ . , - ‘ m Te 2 , alia me “3 fe : - . ~~ ” " - Ne " . (na . — 2 a al ; JOSEPH PULITZER. ecto a Se ‘ patroi ut >@ ces ate constaDuii 22 Ps A Se - b i . ie nO ie ll Band propass® da.” and “a' rigid. of- April 10, 1907. 7 . ; ) ; vat ing o ’ “4 .= . : u that there waee heen the subject, and oo THE POST-DISPATCH PLATFORM : 4 Asad Perey ary a PORE Rie: FOR, : | : : LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE | *'‘2'2 ©asy automobile distance from Washington. | sheriffs and constables in counties and townshi eae a cae et vere a a Pio ae seus veoks om J j , ' ‘ - n ry 5 3 } y } - : t i 0) — ‘ - ; : . = if b a r _?4 ; ’ . nit . ‘ : : ring the present . y e ar the eo ir ‘num- t The Pullman Surcharce. | roey ati “itho st+emntine to select a site — a es Fos2 : eS ‘ - ' éur : onsider . = - ; ion. Lil Li Lptil s l the State * oh ' he ) . 1° 2 re 4 eet: - 4 ; heen consid at ly ¥ . several of athe must have pressed by the contradic- ) * of the various accounts! have } This the well } 7? rhieh th t ree proposed legislatio nd iS, DELILE VE and C inde he reco! Jirarte rbliv +? pe with which ; a pon - ; ; ‘ eat . . 4 4 “ ‘ i a» Wa ‘ } ; ; . or rR u Liti« (22 quite ra ci ise FU li . . a , . f 7 os ~ li ReiatEtee ti Bek hla 6 DEATH FROM CARBON MONOXIDE. 3 . a io” Soviet Rus- few weeks or months must ‘ - > . _ 4 la +> + A wt hh ~ + attempt riefly to set forth. the nature ’ the rail oe a i ’ ae f ioe Your editorial states: “The irch: monoxide gas,” one of the winter ar a = . Ts gia ina i brought them (the railroads) learned oy : : — ae oem, 7 1otorized civilization. has begun takine i ch sta — ty ° find an impossi: le job Pee aiting revenue last year of $40,000,000.’ | : ' a ison: ale : | oO As wee ttexcth He ' = 3 »F him. Even the necessarily !imited true that the revenue to the railro: 7 estion of locat: ete eas iS: CU C.LlUlU GeeGly Sa8 Cannot : : reports that have come to us sug- ae ' ts — > gest the bewildering renee of _ imately $40,0( },000 in is sonahle tim ) - ‘ime ee ; inhé ; the Russian social tores {eT} : Laas We 4s : A ; LLic i etras - 4 , . i+h thea é . - true ‘that this revenu ) ae } . . . ta tt was With toe toreg * ; Y ' 1 ; : ; ; : ca #h > rhe railroads are j culties in view that e ao = ~ * a in charging 5° per cent re Pullman . 5. Press planned its “Studies o ° a> . oom a So ? : x . ’ j ; 7h : > cTroun buse shou . : ciosed garages, _ . : 4 Russia,” to consist of perhaps @& | 2a Se Ly score of prsuprartgp! each by a recog- pensive services | sengers requ le railroad to perforn OY Iv di hie al . ~ "unnInEg l fi results i ne eem C . = | as | nized — some particular These services may be « merated a } aie ly i Sa : wiles oar yntay nine & il a a al Hig we FR LW are | Re Ss | wi a i Ms rx. of the so precess. Thus cies the earizest possible time eve e4C acciden > ci ailin oa Sw xy _ Stak ) co ee . scrutiny ch author ~ is} 1. The railroads must 2 | | i. 25 Li -d field to the} twice as mmany pounds 7 : per Pullman passenger as : wee Ef : at a tt be possible By this | paaponee: r, because, quite ne ee ee : Re sia ee Ful Allie ti ‘ ' fairly in. "54 poul ’ pounds 7 Pullin Stations ior oc to departure of trains. track space required, involves additiona! 3 ing Presiden ; tf hesitate . ing : Nrant emoan ; switching, requires ating facili ; nd th ‘O! 1enda’ nm of Pres} ' Yn, lore viges P | seni vans : s In the series . . . . eu SEL TSE} AS matte ; > — Fo tit Umes if te ciher extra services. DY lZzgnin a bill. hy hid by : , “—~ ita “tz 3. In order that the travel aaa aes wr ma he taste inte) 3 are as follows: Hiow the Soviets 7» rus nat ilé irs ©eier ma j i stie’u aii : } , the > , . ~ . — - * ae whee : UL : : : . -* - } ‘ J “aa ; ’ i } 7q . = 4 1] ic a ee ‘ E z a ; ¥ tination. involving ; a . | FadssesCuii¥y Gp] riat ge ee —* “MPS UIE P. Hecker; 14s SS e Under the . a eee a om ment is increased irodu ana : = : Soviets unction ints. a wee WER CRE ie OUl iS exceiie te sh ee ~ TT ’ 4 pins . : — ‘ . 2: r= } l= ‘ > le ‘Be } > . . bn - . -_ — oe oe o- ' Econ msc MT ds Sitets where they ar IMPROVE THE MERAMEC mitm: ita... to ety See, eee eee ; ——— er or “7 MMS. MARY F, HIRSCHBERG empty Balk of Property { om Be Held in , : Trust for Sister and , 42 ~ ~— ‘o >, : 7 ‘ . tion as , — ills ’ ee ' , oe s 7 es, lefense Or verte sa l0h . DyeCcti" Brother. competition at presen nju ; latioy sie hy 2 ad Last 1d 1 € padulum, tha binky: international Denavicr. R sary rost Hirschberg, fair are ape an obvious “i aliv | 3 : ; nae ae : : isually come. It was so with noza. and’ it is : WASHING nd ,¥ Ol: lefl an es- hy hu omparatively xe any —e Aas Li ys OUD an irm- i ..: , : i estimate: b “ort? that busses Ly CO] Li LACS a 1 m the men wi! ‘ontributed j 7 ares 5 Eee mk % proposa! “ | ' ae S298: Us see @perate ov: ‘ight ay furnished by j° cheenetaes _ 4 3. ; Lae! ai ' mateiy $4090 ‘+ = tier} Noel BS alge Broa ose ape ersary number of the Post-Dispatch to the symnosi. UTR Britten of Illinois that Bri oc a disclosed Stat nd Fed sovernn , har 2 this dat sem! ate t) i So- BER Stee Sess os t Cini 88 : | 3 ic svyal comm! ees ALOTY ied in Probate 1+, : ; Lid ie @ 2 us our Mi EL ria mnierenc existing tional!) - eh; 9 im os. >» g > iiawe 3 iInie OL Sl A it~ & Raiic ’ ' - 2 , : rt of self defense is th ery | ‘ ont etween 1 ~ ists for a nt inte i seas ! it a ir e 4 Bin : ned FLATTERING MISSOURI. | 3 eer in nations h not a show 2g | con : } ; il ri estan wien oa | gress in the sixty-third. He was 4 . aniels, then Naw T . ~~ & . . ina = - . ee - & Tes, . - Tig Re CEN TN RRO RE VINE 0 BRA, LRN ROR Ra PPP RNIN CS | GM reap : a his beetima. ; ictt oncern for exploiting ! us] 24) Semething should be ne. > Ciaring toat quor is obtainable everywhere in . . — : Ses : — paneer Pie The u ) liwis - ote nee ; er ae | of Uncle Jee . S ital Ol l1@] oO ‘ ‘eZ ‘ a _— : re 3 ngs , =e -s ee Qi i? X mite a _— | iia le cou in every ci illage.’ = =r Opa é : . . : _ - . ‘ mid *) ran?tee . ; ‘ te ; ‘ a d ‘ ‘ ‘ s A 4 vi ere . : . * . eg ‘ Z a : : le : ; 7. in . v s ' his -_ 7" "$) ; “" : . - Ti. if 27) \ let go ‘ rn ment is . Oo - bt eiect ion was assured, was a ls ected this in mlace glass T En eo LG Or itself what if defens rtle bohm Dana : telegraph bad news to vete empieye - soils is gra; a . ran “Iromium aiver plate. Consst- : ne te ee b net _ nape sucking dove. Russia i io . the 5 | I _ 4 Sentun >»! es fh been made S'nning to speak in : . s committee. Frank Byr of = : Spea K monet Ous . J aif 6 442444 * ranaA vron one a dD . str itz) , . . _ Villas: atomizer, perfume two Negro committee clerks “on the ee dropper and pall how Byron was reduced to assistant cler™& od ul lt ws de juxe in every the : >i . ; . , _ | | ; : + . 3% . . ~ i - . m 4 ‘ *a- - ia = » . . ‘ i y _ © Aa . MOSCOW FOVernment plans Wow !: by ——e an peau - ; , . : ee ~ : . si ;. *» 9 ° » 4 = . " Ae Wee : 7 4 aASsev Wants . on — . . g - . . . J as 4 ry : rey . . . . ‘ ,* 2 ew rea. id suit , | n chess tournament N: ,er ir : Py le ry : : ‘ of sy > 4 ro F o i? . , ¥ . — . “ >. a : . Ps Fi a i lz i ter ; ™ some > ‘ bn - . 7 . ; 3 . ; f mit t The Service » i i car unni} Slaw ond E - ‘i 0 Somethin u@ iASt iines o rin nerai. o aties °% : ' i HE i ; ; 7 an national, a ces come in a smart case phee ¥ Curtis is to vacate t become consequently " _ ' am a..0T iM ad img rhich d Mrs ioe Cen an tar : ‘ h “ke 3 a te : nd, A . ai ent Oy icia , - ee mad 20 ne the conductor that he w a aa cesses, are fataily defective if the nati A MASTER OF CEREMONIES. es ee it tows SS. SO Was PaSsINg up a marvelous fo hed. child reserve t : me Net Tes a eer, eRe From the Detroit News ce President take a lot of filling. —— $ . ™ oO Ort 1? , ee tea ‘oc ia. Ci ’ LT € r (274d uci Ee eei = ’ : : . 2 ’ a ' 7 7 a - eho : Oar ase — 2. we poor strap- pportunity to Carry a famo us Man: Robert Manua! ps saren, and hush your < rying, a : ain ne F | Possibiy the fact that he wears two . | z 8 assur that next wae } , +. al our feet are Georgetown, Pa., who bit a Chief of Police on the } ause you ve got another papa on the Sait Lai war. mas he thar #4 . fought | + 4 wpeipsece thon multaneously has something to do with © : . . = . ae 4 ry rt ; ‘ : i nm those of our ~ ' ; reps: ‘ now —oe YY tacio ) : ezciusively any rate, the on © “——— nites 6 aa tbs. ~ hen , ; . X ‘ 7 a r it Mike Sank ovitch boxer Pp! = pared io renounce Bel righe to ‘ : pred! cted +. a , nial : ius ’ ae questi n 4 his aS shoe «) ee or oe ~~ =— — ; : 2 ‘or themselves what ean bh le ~~ OnGcon engineer, there will in the Senate is still unsettled out In . [ : Len ys - . " = ‘= +. . Aaee . Pn i . sa m Oe! tay “ shine Parlors a: of cx the ae 40 00TCU 21S opponent e times — i e:use her a few hundred on , : no ee _ be a master of ceremonies to run the bat- [' » in the Senate itself a t! | : : : n t “7 prepared to ties off smoothiy. battle for inheritance of his honors oy te benervo} —_— . 8 + ent Py) . ice Co. saa | . 0 OuiyY to Dave the latter , ae teat: — , : 7 a n + this right. they must not pre- jority leader is under way. * is there no city < dina help us? | 4 noeto . knock : Influenza {s ke ee ee ae Whe! doe Gee ee DIVORCES IN CHICAGO the City Health Dens: gf coms By , misUan inty, D1. who spelled 734 word | _ Hix hy pin are prepared oniy to renounce ES IN CHICAGO. end ston th'< _ on tep im now | eorrectt, - . — : Sos ee veaiion Whom we read s ac! ose ars Rich ‘rom the Boston Evening T EPRESENTATIVE MILTON A. 2 : - : = »! eon) ' a ie 4 ; ’ ‘ jeg ~ Bae se ans los in .2 1? . : 3 ‘ , - " . tai 7 : ie a : ia : : ) a cars? { , ety 6 the con , a 4 ite ets : t the man f . ['VORCES in Chi ‘reas | E of Macon, Mo.. notes tn bis Sa . 9 . . . * os ; : : ss "is will Ww | we Tr 2 °Y) eel . 2% " . rey . . . . ’ ou ; : | vant 4 tn [ et. ~ Ow ls farm” . ’ — SAR 24 . . i : iJ ; ee ver " ’ . - —s ‘3 ‘4 : : : _ _ +» . - ili —- a good selectio ee : ; = a . Soy A : : ‘ € | ; | ‘ : S iae ii 5. Gas er Se Gee . Lot . eve it} the or SP onr ntative loe , M low of , i ‘ 3 WING oerZo .S0n Memoria. ' 3 . : fens ite Ped y men busv pee os 4 de 22a Lod . . . . — ' . . a 8 : - : : .. recor ~ “ ith pride that he comes . : , . ¢ - afin = — _ . : +» rem crewing : ;, and ef a millien smiles” Pe ee WRN Le tio oe ail have it better seu

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WASHINGTON, Dec. proposal of Representative itten. of Lilinois that. British and Amer- neval comm ; Trmaliiv ry troversyv ttn > . hit iic.@e i ™m pe rsfii} out tH Governme! breath away. and unofficially. Ls . a i'\4G _ anaes ‘ Y s to legislate a comyiromise whieh Ied be existing rupture of football relations scrapping of the famous and colorfu! ice and sport classic. The army ducked tens efforts. so that his new and start- international peece- fr is founded on no previous success m the Sixty-third Be Bide of Uncle Jos Mary. ‘It’s quite « ‘BucCess in Se’ ss)003 ole as volunteer ‘Pitrator or concitiator. ut Britten's first act on Nov. 7, when wn re-election was. assured, wag '° aph bad news to a veteran employe iis committee, Frank Byron, one of the Negro committee clerks “on the hill.” bn was reduced to assistant clerk. | > * a HE political shoes, state and national, Charlie Curtis is ta vacate .to become P President take a lot of filling. baSibiy the fact that he wears two pairs itaneousiy has something to do with i y rate, the question of his success?’ ihe Senate i« still unsettled out in Kansas. We in the Senate itself a three-cornere tie for inheritance of his honors as ™4- ty leader is under wry. . = = EPRESENTATIVE MILTON A. ROM- JUE of Macon, Mo., notes in his offiele! STaphy that e “owns a good farm” ane presentative: Manlove of Jopl™ records with « that he comes from and ef a miliien smijes,"’ - oa Important Series IN SOVIET N. Baldwin. RUSSIA. (Van- | is pro true, as Prof. : f Yale reme e Davis o e ip his introduction to this vVoi- | gme that although the Soviet ex ent is now 10 years old and jeaders have been longer in than any other ruling cab- wet in the world, the American as in general is’ still ef about a great nation one-sixth of the 1 of the world.” Russia, tld, “is cut off by pcean of prejudice. mi and propaganda, and lar sts 4 » > ee > > , geal quarantine &” still mal} Government” is still it is true that there tt anyon: ined several of ths peen impressed by ory nature of the var gritten “even by gent some tir jp Cue partly, no do *, ina few weeks Or mon impossibie Jo: euities in view Press planned its ©: Rusia,” to cons mes, gore of volumes, exch pised specialist on someé nase of the social pr¢ e scrutiny of ea wgrned upon a limit: aclusion of other as that may be method the desirab! *« jeft to the wiscom shat seems to be nee w sufficient depend: notion happening > ligent lly be was for 10 years a resi lauis. Other volumes are as follows: Mork,” by R. ligion Under the Soviets.’ P. Hecker; “Village Life Soviets,” by Kar Genomic Organiza rOn Mlamuy I3oo Sf Ly JOHN GNEIHARDT | Soviet Russia,” stn rtAA * | Stance, Mir ; "rr ‘ i mre > > ilici ¥ We cw Soviet Union,” by and Jack Hardy: Scott Nearing “Woman in by Jessica Smith; “Soviet Trade Unians,” by Robert |W. Dunn; “Health Work in Soviet Russia,” by Anna J. Haines: “New Schools in New Russia.” by Lucy Wilson; “The Jews and ther Nationalities Under the by Avrahm Yarmolinsky. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH } i i i of these paragraphs ess than half of th works €Xamined give a strong inreeein =>} 7} . |} pression of fair-mindedness. i@ volume here listed, sa« Baldwir for *-"sA ie his own Iudices th allowanc Jo “Udi va Lid auowance » mad therefor—a - . cing > i Vi a i, +h rainer . « ior a a tion 7 7 « » towueed ve LD at a very la roe firacs “1c oy « A rm he 4 4G i experts, MmvVwestinn c-+4 — 4a°7° 7 7 _ ad ~ sine = THE ANGEL a cOm pression. ne when I] beran become aware of for ai } the ersons becan was too grand Nrveroet +. y WMS, WARY F. HIRSCHBERG LEFT ESTATE OF $400,000 Balk of Property to Be Held in Trust for Sister and Brother. Mrs. Mary Fros: formerly of St. Louis. -* te estimated to & imately $400,000. an inventory Court vesterday. $123,103 re , #2842090 Tepresean ! * wt »~* ve . * corporation stock Wher securities an, the remainder Included in th. . Francis . Hirscht _ 7} —— eer P| ndell boulevard. ghter of the es ae ua = aoe A ++ Frost, & ca +, , a a Ve it ran Ol Sei- a err THE STORE OF - j + Dresser Appointment *» > From the humerous beautiful Dresser * Sets " ie .* , » an S stiected this in black glas PS . Caromium silver . ad r Pia i. Rg of De \ ilbiss afomiz ; with dri MPper a bi Putt. It is de anc fa most ch ;, me ~ te pieces come NNAAAAAALYAA BWLIDAT SPIRIT Finer Ba gs . ‘ he excellent e~? our jewelry fine expression of women’s Bags. From our versatile display illustrate three mode ’ crTtrireg > *s - Established 1883 NINTH AND OLIVE MANWAARAAAS | persons of /duo : is careful to! ‘intorm the reader as te MUSICAL NOVELTIES BY HARPSICHORDISTS Manue mocttr, Son + nsiruments. By THOMAS B. SHERMAN. The Civic Music League offered , ubscribers a stimulating novel- + #¢h 3 ac ; . the Odeon last night in the! ’ S son were concerned with the trag- 1¢] and Williamson. ists and pianists, program of little- harpsicho who presented | heard music. 3 of ent coc iri- iCcts | Cleveland ~ So far as this reviewer is con- could have f nothing but | rrTre aan + ‘* : = os 4 " a - engaging personalities. :Their play- ra rr 4 Casi tone was lille And as to pro- tone evident, great too, would . . , © alate tO unpracrice Variety LIEUT, ARTURO DIES IN PARIS War-Time Italian Munitions Inspector at East Alton. hed here of = Was of TY ain ing of thé ith troops on - - 9 mm ; was VW Oud meu Steamship Movements Arrived. New York Sailed. + 1or Glasgow vT ivernoo | jee 46 i w . > 7 - . ’ —_— ? Pre Ssiadent , ss > 4Anetan a an Francisco

, , Cy? ~ “a rD risons a : igs was sequences show- ork girl was grad- precision in electric ughout with is the sub- country in their ctr ous B roo wen Vv Pi NOAA > cA. ways impre ° ‘hTT) © > i tacnme A we color | Another pha of Few the 2 . ,c 4 he re i! 'of New Yorkers becomes a overwhelm- irksomeness. excitement, but YORK listened to more an q 4573 dad juicy Ew ce + star than ever be- “What ) le LOTIaily 1a * } " pact fl. In ~ lit eqdiuon the i lis the “pole-star illuminated 1¢@ newspaper. It is Joseph Pulitzer, 107° ~~ * ‘'* nessagre of upon his retirement in Upon that message is builded the tradition of the St. Louis Post- Dispatch, and what a wonderful tradition it is. ta, and because it has lived up to the letter and spirit of that decla- ration of freedom the Post-Dis- patch ranks unquestionably among the greatest of American newspa- BICYCLE. ” quick, accurate dealing and CONGRESS “Added to School Library.” ost-Dispatch. | Board). A fine Magna Char- | serves 60,000 It richly des ars of success. s 50 more ye | 1 he epithets were-as un-. Due to the vagaries of city | ‘guest ' ' planning a TEA TODAY FOR HER rT: Ban —Sid Whiting Photo MISS JANE ALLEN. ISS ALLEN, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford B. Allen, 2010 Longfellow boulevard, will be the guest of honor at a tea thi afternoon which her i] give at their home. —- —- Mr. and Mrs. ormerly of “Hill Top Farm,” on ‘layton road, and their daughters, Miss Frances and Miss Virginia Reilly, returned Sunday night from ~ , Europe, where they had been since. early in July. They will make their home for the winter at the Forest Park Hotel “hey spent three Paris and the remainder of the time traveling on the continent. Mr. Mrs. Thomas C. nings from They Paris the Hotel and a two months’ trip abroad visited in where they were guestge at de Crillon. and returned to New York on the Franconia. While in Paris they met Mr. nd Mrs. Loomis Johnson, formerly of St. Louis and New York. Mr. and Mrs. Hennings taken possession of their apartment in the Greystone nev’ Miss Marjorie Blumeyer, daugh- ter of Mrs. Conrad Blumeyer, 6827 Pershing avenue, will have as her : Miss Maxine Hafer of Chi- cago, will arrive today to spend a week. Miss Blumeyer is luncheon and dinacr party for her guest and other par- ties are being arranged who ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ SOCIAL ACTIVITIES} PAGE 21 ‘night by Mrs. Frederick wein, 15 Portland place, to intro- | ing kept a secret mother will Frank C. Reilly, | months in | MOST important social even: today will be the debut din- ner dance to be given to- Orth- duce her daughter, fiss Janet | Orthwein, ‘to society. Miss Dorothy Drew, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. George Ingham Drew, will 'sghare honors. The party will be given at Orthwein home, which will elaborately decorated for the occa- sion, and in a specially constructeu marquee on the grounds of the home. The decorative motif is be- the party. and Miss Drew a New Year's Louis Coun- Miss Orthwein will share honors at Eve party at the St. the Bridlespur given the Orthwein o Mrs. Orthwe ter recently mers R! CLIFFORD B. ALLEN, 201¢ Longfellow boulevard, will g1 a tea at her home from 4 introduce her daughter, Allen, to friends. The be decorated with baskets a! quets of roses, deep shading into gold, against a ground of Southern smilax palms. Mrs. ter will receive in the living room before a bower of roses and green- ery arranged about the mantel. The hostess will wear an after- d bou- tone back- ; anc noon gown of velvet combined with biue seorg- until the time c: | South Hadley, Allen and her daugh-| black transparent ette embroidered in silver. She will wear a shoulder corsage of £ar- denias. Her daughter will wear & frock of seafoam green satin fash- ioned with a fu!! skirt of tulle. Her be roses and African old-fashioned bou- flowers will daisies in an , quet. The.tea table. which will be with deep pink roses and candles in silver presided over the following young women: iss Medora Steedman, Miss Jane utler. Miss Elizabeth Harris, Miss ‘irginia McVoy, Miss Anne Farrar Miss Laura Capen, Miss slizabeth Miss Anita Bow- ling, Miss Caroline Smith, Miss e Strauch and Miss Christine Gempp. Mrs. Allen has invited the following group of friends to as-~ Clay E. Jordan, Mrs. A. V. L. Brokaw, Mrs. Anna A Steve ens and Mrs. Cabell Gray. - Three hundred guests have been asked te —S orneg by rose bra. will be . . : Se in pie, Gray, sist Mrs was graduated from and Mount Holyoke, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Allien’s son, mund T. Allen, at Yale University, will arrive home Deéc. 206 to spend the holidays engs. A ar nN Mary Institute Ed- ymous invitation, re- y members of the set and group of read as fdllows: iub on Christmas Eve weve something up our e at the hour of Malf past nine. y and fun be uneonfined st list will include meme rus | bers of the Eastern school and col- lege group which will soon be home 'for the holidays. Ilen-| returned Thanksgiving day! London and in | rave CO OG oC OGD o ao DODO YVO VO Vo Jog Italian Pottery Large and small pieces of Italian pottery, hand- decorated in striking and vivid native designs. A gift sure of appreciation by the lover of ar- tistic things. shin¢gton ~Bo asiu? 3 th FLOOR, FASHION 56 BDU, « Gifts from Pokorny’s have the unmistakable stamp of origi- nality and _ dis- tinction. CREATORS OF FINE FURNITURE es TERS meg =a terete es ai SIN Ne pS" er Ra PR ~aee, who is a student PLAYING CARDS |(———— ONNENFELD'S 6/0 to GI8 WASHINGTON AVE Opportunity to Supply Every Holiday Dress Requirement ~ oP, i a ee ee le OP a Arty a OR LE ee -* —_ whe ~ ee eS ee ORO ST ee ie om “ “erp sormtagilagy cet Pi Peet op WM eer & oer om, + ety “A SR AM PP dar om ar

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_ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 192: ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH einen’. BAY CAUGHT IN CTORE oe ears one snanek toatl or=0=——0=s0r— TERN Re — a2 “ ee ee as oe Net ah ahem ag me eg heb ice | ge wipe on ee ee NE 3 2 2 4 sae De = EVERY NIGHT UNTIL Christmas STORE HOURS 9 A.M TO 9 P. M. Sears, Roebuck and Company Two Retail Department Stores KINGSHIGHWAY | S. GRAND BL. Between Page and Easton! Block South of Gravois ae oe ee RE ds - wise ss Sp atel ee tet ee a Se enone: “ oe Bh eR - ras . . “ 7 ¥ » ~ Y Pes you 2 ‘ * oN et A i nl : Mee Rah SEP Some neat IS ala gs pe RP Bn hi on wen oe os i, a eS eae a es Pace as Oia as Tes “sts tha aes ah tha Cane ~_ ~* ey { — : 7a BS i a. > bond was stolen esk hens iervoorst & , nm eee > Was our to ARMIN, PRT. apr. ed hes iy at tara os Qt Rae ye. aisha vem : A Bs et At 7 ‘ = rity cx . ' . Settee: = een ARI Shy So! pe lend ce SO a ee Se Fee ee. ee eee ee) ‘Saned . a a) * . ee ete - =the — ys 4 2 PRI hey eng Rae) CEN SNe SENS SEN ENS SEN TAS NS pee Nee SNe SS EN EN IR find the Rex has them both. Priced Me ge Ais Te inne os “Ais 4 HOOVER CROSSING ANDES ON HIS WAY TO BUENOS AIRES Continued From Page 19. >» yt Ss iy 2 Men's Hosiery House Slippers Women’s Hosiery Sea 2 STOVE AND Silk, silk-and-wool and all- Chiffon silk. m TRUTH /AN FURNITURE CO. wool in novel ideas and Forhoth men and women, eolere. in many colors and color $1.65—2 pair, $3.00 IDVERTISING ee SS Free Parking Space _ aaa a “Siesta nX: combinations. $1:9S—3 pair. $5.50 S0c to $1.00 : GIFT ‘ia “ASSURE APPRECIATION | ' A picture from The POST-DISPATCH regularly prints | the same corner Wotp- (Over MORE WANT ADS than ALL the other on Olive Street 612 Olive—601 N. Grand = | St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. : showing street . sf ig cars and autos , Rasim sR a ee eS NS eS SS 5) in a tangle from : ~ if unrestricted oe Lote Mg N-eAS : ' ' 1 oie : ‘ Oe Sia eos ints ak Biol as aos a: parking. creates wealth nd investments increases em- ‘ . ‘ nf eat a ° Q :* . é * ‘ ~ : . - e % ar - ~ y ~ QQ — ‘ " = ass > is ‘4 rcin™ > at > , ? Vea rey eo > Vas © ’ ‘ ’ ~ & . , + P " -~ . 4 A Waa oS es | - CA doe cra ~~. + “| 7 ° ~ & «¢@ = > ~ » -_- ~ ly - : ~ $-— = ~ ro Tine _ AX es aa 4 . lar is oO. vin - . - Pi sa ~~. 4 u a4 sities , . ’ ’ ee “~~? = - ion ‘ | ‘ — pose To é A a wi CA AJ bd ; 4 ; wi > LN» wi * . P E ‘¢ wr > a - 2 es ~ “4 a 3 we? ~~ > . ab we pee CAG = =~ ww 4a a >" = 4 sa * . rs ? -_ or ~ +> " . ; . > i 6 ‘ ae bs & eS > be 2 a - Z ow ° oeTy* te y . > . - _—— > lia wey , ,y 4 ‘eee! wea . asa i = ic yt + 2 a . nf > > } : +. . 7? . i + * - 4-4 ~ o > , , ‘ 4 1102-8 — ST. “Zee tay — in " the Civil War, Today. te . T Ags ca Sigs ales aos ate ata es aA ae a yay Caste . aS Sis tm Sue Wane eee a B RaDIOLA is oe morn ee referred to, we have discharged HT az of T ; y | —— SOCKET our foreign debts and are now able ° _ —— ry ee -, | . +. ’ PCG ae CR CRON ae CR Cae TT ee ER eee OE ee MEE Ee ders OS Fe Pm IVS I SNS Le OAS COPS IAFF IO ——— i 7 . it Mets MVS ho a ve, g 4 a” y as — wyaises 2) Eppatirendl Program. se hho . rrom t! great -sOurces of THeOmw AS Ww G@eQLANnD. "vOCOOQDORATED — Lous’ “Foremost “Womens ‘becialty Cheap: THURSDAY.....A DOUBLE VALUE ® y ANY ONE CNA AFFORD jo SALE ¢ DRESSES Seep je ie naka = oe ee .™ a € Fi See socins sree ae Offering $16.75 Dresses From Reg- Riaeeed to fae Ween Sete ar Stock....Others Especially FREE D trat ! : emonstration in Your Home! Purchased....Choice, at Buy your Radio now—make a s! an" ga gpa ent a1 , : FOR O Ride t Bil we will hold for Christmas de! E CHE 18 is all-electric; operates from finer Radio made. > . Choose From Many Styles in scende avalanc SATIN... FLAT CREPE ...GEORGETTE ¢ |i a 9} choked with t VELVETS ... PRINTS... JERSEYS tt layed. Autome AND COMBINATIONS =f Then Disecil a Brooks and CI Te: busy Garland Dress Salon will be the scene, Thursday, of ; only thing th: another of those Dress events that double the purchasing pow- | emergency. D er of the Dress dollar. This one offers two regular $16.75 Dresses | Pe . . desirable current season’s styles . . . at $15 . . . which is really | we MORE than two for the price of one! | Olive Seseets Wi _ Mn tiAanst thie : ~* _ ~~ =e & 4a Oe More Iva» ale $e Be’ fe ey ’ if eee Ls ~ a Ry a re e4 s STARS PURO EO eR «on a UR Rea er eter Seat aieiainns ol a Sn ears P J , Pr ‘WY; + Settee — oor eee o a ity se | P= ey a af * se sey Paine cima thee 7 . gP Pry ss tes . Ye ta ‘SA ew) Fok? te | oe hae 1 wes ; rp: : ~Vf- a Pp re wee nt Y Teline2: s Address, ,adre ss bv Pres. re * (ODT “Maree (AAG ivi 3! sa! ‘ + he - _ | his convic- ogress | faa. fa ed ee Pate tsetse 4 (are See Fat Sak Poe - ao PY? | yy ANG : en our nations. his, Your visit streets. The effect carrying 80% turn to their s€ Twelfth Mr a. sip. =" o - ryt, ed . +h > a bd ’ , . ' A « s . e4 effort of which the great leaders r? ry es your North American repubiics fo ow eo Soa. pe Fad’ Wath the holidays fast approaching, many will seize this oppor’ tunity to provide for afternoon, street, business and other occa- sions. The savings are too important to resist . . . and when you see the Dresses you will find it easy to choose two or more to your liking from so smart an array. On our ( LL B PLA N. Ww here iD VY we w ie . AAS a 2 ~* "ea _—_ nok Ny ™ . ber, we are enabled to hak “O} : arger Pina ‘Ph, ——a 1; VWAVS 1a’ grven suc oea itiful ae ee pensions eXamples since the day on which graph for less monev. 4 * pT} 4? mea i¢ te) | nta r} r? ‘} . bs : 4 > 3 ~ . . dita lai ra ; Trion was esta DdDiished upon f new improved tone arm. Call an let us ex: 5 $? the basis of belief in public liberty plain how we can vive rou 3 rey “In a ttle more t 100 xy value for oniv ar , ae mu | pour nar.ion 32as he bP hs : ve ' Vice 3 mn q ue ar: ' 1)? wri in > ea TYte [CRP ye lite 4, Resa, AB deehae +i ataal bd ‘aes j . ~¢ ¢ = . . pr gress wh 44 tenacious nich aspires at this very ‘and Women’s Sizes. 14 to 48 ee ee nt see Kx and Kress The POST. " ‘Befor ‘lose I wish to evoke DISPATCH Regularty prints MORE WANT memory of that most excellent t Coolidge who at present | ¢ 5 er we eee ee, = ee ee ~ 2 ee ee ee PLT ere eo, Fe Fe ee ee we eee eee ee * + ' . - SLL. the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. guides the destinies ef your ms : or ag RN EDO A ae cae ° a. ee! One om Seesteerean epee - ' " ; \ ' . a. 7. 4 te a OY es 4 Ste 2 T) . % *) an ‘ (OUP?) (CNPC, GARLAND’S . . . Sixth Street, Between Locust and Se. Charles Paea 7, or * ; - 2

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p Downtown 0 Schaab’s late our outstanding caly : t the more. AQUARIUM STAND Handsome bronze finished holder and a ‘uni muely Shaped now, Makes 4 ileal d 4: The two pieces... Sea STOVES We carry one of the largest selections of Stoves Louis. All stvies—All types. Q@PEN EVERY _VENING UNTIL CHRISTMAS Ot Nt ey, CONVENIENT. PAYMENTS ___ MAY BE ARRANGED __ Sch; abs ae aw a 4 All colors~ AND URE CO. 2020-24 S. BROADWAY i = © 2 © “ae & ed pk eae a ey Dae Ys — pe Ie UE rs s From Reg- specially ce, at "ee beh, worry . le ee ed | *ene*” "ee ~~ s *eee** : eee eee ee eee ee ee ee) *ese* , "*ete* “eete* a | oT 7 ~~ od ee em | vr; ~- wre + o9 er 7 oP) “J >) oe eg ry Adel oad Styles in EORGETTE ERSEYS PUR PUPP Te Ores (eer Fp ere ve &; ‘a os = *eae* ; *s ~~ > he vs — sa 4 scene. ul sGay, Ol the og chasing pow- ular $16.75 Dresses uch is really Viel & aa Py ee | *oDree IT we wl tal ees oer “er 72 +, ee* "ts ** Ards te! ay od | “* Peer 0) ee hehe’ wa) + 2 ; a | a . > 3 | .aho wacn vou TWO OF more TO > °s err se oS Pye re © ~ | . a. ee oe zw ¢ Sie Bi *ease* Si 7 Seer ee ee = ~~ ie eRe & » See ereer wr eR ese es ee ~- 7. ttt. tT - - »_ & « : i is e . ,(t s , £ ‘s ‘f ‘Hh if ; ce ett ’ ‘s ‘ me | “tr 7 a . : 7 ; « g = SOE Pete RCN PIO ID Cam! a +, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 ___. 91. LOUIS POST- DISPATCH A picture from the same corner on Olive Street showing street cars and autos ina tangle from unrestricted parking. SE Seer, Ollve Street —A free traffic art- ery, as the result of «‘No Park- ing.” In effect, the street has been widened 16 feet without cost. How Cooperation is Relieving Traffic Congestion DOWNTOWN Introduction of No Park- ing Regulation on Olive, Locust and Washington a Great Boon to Merchants, Autoists and the 80% who Ride the Street Cars. ~ ~ HE CHRISTMAS shopping rush de- scended upon St. Louis like an avalanche. Streets suddenly became choked with traffic. Street cars were de- layed. Automobiles crept along like snails. Then Director of Streets and Sewers rooks and Chief of Police Gerk did the only thing that could be done in such an emergency. Director Brooks prohibited parking on Washington, Locust and Olive Streets and the police cleared the streets. The effect was extraordinary. Street cars, carrying 80% of the people, began to re- turn to their schedule of 12 minutes from Twelfth Boulevard to the Fourth Street loop and back to Twelfth. Congestion had been slowing them down to 20 and 25 minutes. In an effort to restore wrecked schedules, 20 to 25 cars a day were being turned back at 12th Boulevard. It appeared that the company would be forced to turn back 50% of the cars at Twelfth in order to keep them on running time. Then. with the consent and co-operation of merchants, came the no-parking order. The effect was immediate—switt. On the first day it was necessary to turn only one street car at Twelfth Street. On the second day, none was turned. On the third day, none was turned. Street cars went back to their 12-minute schedules, a saving of from 8 to 13 minutes in the downtown district alone. Today traffic is flowing smoothlyon Olive, Locust and Washington. Automobiles move more swiftly through the district. We suggest that the 80% who ride the street cars watch also the effect upon street cars in the outlying districts. As schedules are maintained downtown, street cars in all parts of the city move with greater regularity and frequency. Thus St. Louis is secing what simple trafic measures, boldly enforced, can do to relieve costly congestion. ST. LOUIS PUBLIC SERVICE COM PANY | ' / : | } | Miss Helen Folkers Cut Off in | father, coal dealer, 'who wasa Li i tributed equally amor! 4 f a : Oe —_—— “a 7 | nee ~~ ~ oe ** ; oo — — : : : New York Central Lines provide the only way to the East with the luxurious comfort of a water-level route. Business men who place high value on a good night’s sleep prefer the South- western Limited from St. Louis, to New York. One of the de luxe trains of the world —cquipment and personal service iden- tical with that of the Century from Chicago. TO NEW YORK AND BOSTON Lv. Se Lewis Ac. NewYork Ac. Bosvee SOUTHWESTERN LIMITED ¢:004 am. 9:50 «a m. 12:25 p.m. KNICKERBOCKER SPECIAL 12:45 p.m. $200 p. m. 725 p.m. 5:00 p. =. 6:50 p. um. 9-45 p. a. City Ticket Office, 320 N. Broadway Telephone MAm 4286 be seeeeeeeseeseeeeseeeeeeeseeeser rere eet FO * sete e@ ‘eteeeeecgeaeee see eevee es @ ® sites A te > " pe - LB e + ses eT? Vlei ewe a hl te te A Mie “la ta ly MN Nt oe, : Seahetiathd. toy ay Hebiragrs [2 oe ~ oni TR, ~~ owe Oo RIS I A I ESS osu. Aiiaeeslidb ; _ sd cine de me 2 atest Dwg a 4 . ‘ >=, ~ ht ie ‘ » gal 7 a" esie RA”. ew LaF Cah oak ' - i e o Ye¥—ar noe re Ot ee ea. — Pits JO? Se Oey eh . Var + ip red « sf a> euenes Ka me ‘ ve ae.

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: ' ’ a Pe eee x 2 2 tall ae a yee reunioas \ sat - — aati LE ATT REIT E SS SINE Se: aR Re aA PPM Hialy, 4 : 7) RAR BIE PE eal SARE Oo , - ' - pw id este ae tea \ aoe peg is FES, og yy ‘ abba ae ; ae vw : eres lene , . asisthiliads iteaiad ian madd neti, Pt ploy oh, BAP ids ape $ : Nn -. $ « iit es , ? ; . a i PR ba - re oe home gem igh Aes mart : oe Pe Pies i is rye al - . law - ~~ 4 erp ateitatngt ee See A ae En ee ee she ' \ : te og as ee ee ie ante . : a = ae: - . aon on PAGE 24 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ __ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, __ 91. LOUIs POSi-UlSrxaivh By May-/tern and Fundredvz off wstomers Who Own Our ‘| os 2 (a 5 FOLDING CARD TABLE ‘S$ finished in n cd in n —red and green WHILE THEY LAST LIMITED STOCK NO PHONE ORDERS CASH AND CARRY SMOKERS’ CABINET $14.95 Combination end and smoker stand. in oa I - } Wainut fnisn $1 DOWN MARTHA WASHINGTON SEWING CABINET 1.95 a i > Oe eb oe a. A YY Se ell a ~ ~ »* we SMOKERS’ CABINET SMOKERS’ CABINET CHILD’S HIGH CHAIR $1.95 | , 7 , ~ . . woiden Oak finish: dura- bly made A * } > Lee : : gut for the kiddie 26 PIECES IN A CASE $4.95 222 5* babe be bk @ Se Me sche antec a ha > R x > > : Mee «Cf Aar 7 ive * year Open Evenings Until 9 o - a - LARGE RAYON PILLOWS $2.48 8-CUP SIZE ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR — $1.98 Ma eT p i on eae . + — ~ NO PHONE ORDERS CASH AND CARRY YOUR CHOICE OF THESE SMOKERS | ; ] 98 a ad ranwy ~ yore Gu . & : Aa » : MAGAZINE RACKS CHILD’sS CRIB FULL SIZe& $5.95 PAY $1 DOWN RCA RADIO No. 18 * BRUNSWICK ) CONCEPTIO 4 , . ** . on ae hate aa) an te iad wr str oer 1 ¢ . . ~ . ALAND 4 Wee Od eK aa - ww Gi be te be Gaz aed Led Be + , . “> > or W ~gr mtr Or ee > ait a & ws ee > sae ~ . ¢ ~+ Xv . . _ —~_- -T10fr RC A, 4 a ae | 4 * ie i a i ~ owe oe” aa 7“ ~~» “= s > ‘ = * - Giirs — ~~ | i wy. it? ~~ Fay ey AANA Y a ae ee ~ iw _ Radic A isVS a s ‘ -nrocuces 7-”-~ ‘ ; aia eae aes >» £GALI ~ a —_ - - 5 - ~ > Ty 17 — K NO INTEREST METAL SMOKER’S - fj 3 4 j , a f /- \ ; , ) e« } } eta . A . “Pre ‘ ‘ é p sh plead = i So * U ~~ ao %* 2 See . - SF e*-« . °* > ij YOUR CHOICE . 9° Silk Shade Nil nr —~ 5-In. Beaded Fringe “ONYXITE” TRIM AND DOUBLE BASE EXACTLY AS ILLUSTRATED. S. E. Corner 12th and FOR ONE DAY~- Thursday Only STAND ? Liao iid NO PHONE ORDERS CASH AND CARRY COXW ELL CHAIRS $22.85 _ 2 a oe a “Om ——e — . ~ Aes, CUETIIULILADIC,. Utdu ** " : ~e + . **, >¢y ro > ’ = ‘ a — ~ + os ~ ~ “-« “—~ x ot en “4 - - vw ~ $2 DOWN ae i dh a Tia ha > al Ses, were = . MAHOGANY SPINET DESK $22.45 , a practical, beautiful Massive design— com: rt. al ; as illustrated. PAY $2 DOWN Tr? on kr ho Od Wit) ssichia ¥ ¥ oa = ——— — » Gal, , pana he Se } Every Lamp in Our Entire MAHOGANY SECRETARY $48.50 . . Roth i. von i et ie | ’ > ss . «eo 4A tee * as ~~ ve! ; *-* . ‘ a VW “ ’ i . “sa room Display Has Been Specially Priced for This ~——eonm ~o oe 4 Ge lala . . > — PAY $4 DOWN a, Exactiv is OCCASIONAL TABLE ‘ +‘* « . sict rg tot eas er ira lu >. wr vv s> + ii@ Ae >, . ad as °c? ""* ee OO > — + eo ae i ; it ; — ' . a > - PAY $1 DOWN Sale Etched Mirror $4.95 PAY $1 DOWN Olive Streets gy ge | . aa ELECTRIC TORCHIERE t9e FERNERY 68c Twisted base, large boul finished in Verdi green NO PHONE ORDERS CASH AND CARRY oe ee t - wis Ss ~ hos ; le a $ fe In a beautiful sew Je a Includes table anh . * es ae chair in a rich wala =] $1 DOWN _ durabiv co “PAY $1 DOWN 32-Piece Dinner Set $3.95 Neat design—afirst itv Service for 6 5 natterns from which @ noose Open Until 9 PAY $1 DOWN MATCH IN MANHOLE, = |=" FALLS IN AFTER EXPLOSION == Thrown Into Air by Blast; >rut tcl 40 at Hospital for Brutses and shock. FD 1 years oid, = = = win W ra} : + P : SSG mR a48 = -~ ; _ enue. essiand , @* oe » a ’ a - > ’ | ~ . nh 2 a match * ee . “Ove _— oT) ww“ -* ele . Vie ; > id =f “ser r;- > Christmas Gift with every purchase may be we have rosity which emanated the wise men of today wile $185.00 RCA Radiola, built-in gerial, complete; ready to op- $9 5°° Radio. com- mahogany: $150.00 Crosley plete. with tubes, ease, built-in speaker. $98°° “EASY TERMS” DINING-ROOM OR BREAKFAST SUITES } Sis Cozrwell Chairs. Beautifal, Peston. i wo-tome Jacquard cov- fing. damask re- $76 Versibic cushions 828.56 Pull-Up Chairs: tinsel fipesiry Coverings button-«tyic Soo Sqges “39 So x

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mam grben Ne ph A ote Piet Os . ee] n Minto the hole. The exp! res Ss SS SS ES ESS ES SS ESS EES OS DS et SS ES PS ee TS 5 ne “ eRe HUTA, - FER gee - wires Sin Bis, hg We S&S Bat iene - tehs é 2 * ~ *, 7 ‘ - e- Le uiatiandes : aR IIE EP ali eee wre ss x ie ~ Joann et a eer 3556 Caroline St-—iNear Grand) rer tu bages oe ee et et ee ee a wee she he. » oe Om swe ott ther’ te, dada o a. ede ud 4 ie I leslie ‘eh =e pregr “ " RAPP n ose > cae . ome: BE tr res! moe tg 4 eels 4 en SSE RDA Wick WA ROE ROA REA Ree RSA RA Rt : A eee tt | ¥ Sr 4 abnith Every Purchase Fit Welch & Ca; i Christmas Gift with every purchase at Welch & Co. No matter how small your P may be we have a Christmas gift for you. Take advantage of our ity which emanated from our wish to serve and benefit you. PRemember | the wise men of today wit!l choose Furniture for Xmas. ; HAP bith WOO ERR EEE 2 ARTE s tire, C8 CMe Jie OR Oe tee ey allies 8 tet tein mente Aa ES IE =. eye ne pele Say oe 2S anal tow ~ . eg . SL ood tt eee ete eEens ~ » {I} =(T {= POL LY ERIE: oy, DIP mpeg se ot agp / \ Just Arrived! A New Sbipment of those Rich, Lus- trous Broadcloth Shirts!...The kind of Shirts that a Fe Sy you need not hesitate to give to ANYONE!.. . Just \ POs. ee , —Some in the Popular Collar-At- out of their tissue wrappings and arranged by sizes “hé. . , bee tached Model! for easy choosing! Every Shirt is First Quality! Ce ; *. 3 —Some in the NEW Novelty Pat- Every Shirt a Wonderful Value! rO-.,\; mee \ sf . terns with TWO Laundered Col- IF oie iam "FS Be lars to Match! (= @\@- steel cane pan- \ Rae el effect, wal- xy nut finishes. } \ a -_—~ | a $4 785 4 ae a ~ —White Imported English Broadcloth! dee Leuiiigred Cale Tataeadl Just Unpacked! ... and WONDERFUL VALUES! ... Shirts! : al. ; / ee : fe i 3000 of the Smartest Shirts you’ve seen in many a day! —New Long Pointed Collar-Attached . hg i rs. A mr FS ... Every one in a NEW Pattcrn!... Every one cut Shirts! mae a : pes et : FULL across the shoulders with a roominess and per- —New Separate Collar-to-Match! fection of workmanship found on!ly in the Highest —Staple Neckband Style Shirts! Price Shirts! Collar-attached models in the following —Plein Blue, Green, Peach and Helio infin ned 7 Sed beautiful fabrics: at-Dye Broadcioth! Oe ge = an ; —Blue, Green, Helic Stippled Broad- De PE Sy ¥X ¥- pom bre Sp games English cloth! , SEG a Ss SS roa cloth: —Fancy Rayon Striped Broadcloth! . se 3 —White Jacquarded Broadcloth! —fancy Figured Dobby Broadcloth! Ie e Sucrus —Fancy Rayon Striped Broadcloth! —Fancy Novelty Printed Broadcloth! | Oe te PO Ces tap —Fancy Striped Pastel Broadcloth! —White Jacquard Broadcloth! | wae ¥ PoE Nees Sauce 14 to 17! —White, Blue, Green and Tan | WK2 34 i § SAD They’re Here! ... The NEW Rayon Filled Fabrics! i ge We ee Novelty Pastel Patterned Fast- ff —Sizes 14 to 1/7 Neckband! ' Fe ee os Oe Pee Color Percale Shirts, with two § 5 gs iat a laundered collars to match! .. . 5 / Sot We The Style Hit of December! ... Better yo all are included at the Sale Price of $1.48. gua 2a Men’s Silk Shirts $ gay .95 i $44.50 coll-spring,. cane 35 ¢ panel, wo - ca Da) a 1 4 =f a A he Gat! ~_- METAL {eapios ~ Sirgen “SMO! TRS | ~ , | Ae t Ln . | FERN ERY 9185.00 RCA Radiola, built-in Cedar ™ gerial,. complete; ready to op- ahem ~~ $3.95 wrought iron as | 25 r ee P a 6 Sc erate. Chests : saan! —_- EE Smoking Stands ; $9 5°° $18.75 Ced: iA f: =f Twisted . ‘ sa eat gga — a : ~s ’ $16.50 Humidor style Ss 65 wisted base, large bowl, : ea ithe © alam eee, a f wt . , fr > " . 4 , 4 _16 o repper lined erPament “g g 00 ¥29.75 =enuine walnut top and Humidor 7 z | Saath oo Coat eR $18.65 Others from 95c to $25.60 “EASY TERMS” ON ANY Oy | DINING-ROOM = > & Down 9 ivine-room eautiful i is OR ~ OR in — BREAKFAST SUITZS BEDROOM SUITE com- ystrated. Men’s Plain White, Tan or Blue Radium Silk Shirts im sizes 14 to 17!...Some with Collar Attached! Some with separate Collar to Match! The Ideal Christmas Gift! Exceptional values VED iY DS ~: s90 Mothers! ... Just in Time for Christmas Giving! ... A Sale of BOYS SUITS & OVERCOATS —Nearly 3000 of Them! —In the Mannishly Tailored Models that Boys like: —In the NEWEST Fall and Winter Patterns: TELEPHONE SET $6.95 * a w de- fs ee oye a : beautiful ne Pe ter & mPa bes save sign. Includes table and % z - chair in a rich walnut. % 2 it 7 A} Y >t Ys ” . - — = * $1 DOWN | in? Oy in / “7 ‘ ’ 7 = ae . J € i 2 wy de > }& laa aa" ‘k Ba ac * oo YW ste Oo og ee = : itee SS ae * An amazing Living-Room Outfit offering dust think!—A com- piete Living Reom at an astound- ing lew price! Outfit comprises ~-piece davenport§ suite (choice ef «iuh or wing chair), beautiful davenport or occasiona! table. tarce mirror, the magazine basket. attrac- tive table lamp and floor lamp, the book rack, end tabie and pair of book ends. "wy ww wo a = | if ™ PULL-UP CHAIR $11.75 Design as illustrated— very comfortable, button- tufted seat—walnut fin- ish, durably constructed. PAY $1 DOWN) al “ we THE SUITS are THE apr es bs finely tailored of all tailored = . pe d woo! Cassimeres, Cassimere Tweeds and Chev- Tweeds te ots in the newest come in sizes th Single and Double 1 4 Breasted Models with 2 knickers, 2 knickers oe ¥ longies. of one pair longie a5 An of each All sizes knicker ; at 6 to 18 years at maeaee value t $10.95. $4.95. THE OVERCOATS THE OVERCOATS are of heavy dark re tailered of nov overcoating® thee ity tan and grey warmth UREA RR REN GN IGA RSA ROG ROG OER VEGA ROSA RE HOGA SK ROSA PEA OER Rh HA RAPA ROA NG ROK Nh A RSA Ry AG SA NA AH HA A MERE ER RE A RO RA RE RE A RL, RR RA ROSA A A AA RA RE A RH OA OE REA ROA ROSA RIS] RO RA ROE Rx [Aa > a 4, 4 & $3: Sample Pla yer- Pianos. | w Phonographs & | °° “nr $ Coxwell Chairs. Beautiful, <5 = tT full scale ' as. two-tone Ja: ‘quard cov- £125 WVietor Victrela; genuine ‘ dama<k re- . 505 " vss. d eric Seutetdns $36* mahogany case. $695 Player-Piano Holiday $9 965 ea). ee —. he ~ insure real ined Woolens and theyre vith set-in or rag stylish, too! Dan- “n sleeves De dy for school or xe or plaid lined. . « Sizes 2 res 3 to 18 years years at t $10.95. Player- Pianos. (,enuine j | : . Coverings, button-style soiette. mahogany and walnut Cases. Dinner se a — $1465 564 85 wena $265 Neat design—first qual: a OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL ““Q”” ity. Service for 6. 3 patterns from which to choose. PAY $1 DOWN Open Evenings Until 9 Pull-Up Chairs: tinsel 3 none dameutee wahant ame Con @ $950 Windows Attached f-@-¥ Models in Sizes 12 to 14 t: RSA RR ALI SUR RR - W. Cor. sth ‘and Washington nage _~

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Bar. > pe oe Sean ge x AAR CNRS = ile Rapa RR c-1 Day Beni) Wha ahs PAGE 26_ ADVEETISEMENT MAKE MORE MONEY|’ Be Healthy, vigorous yorous men land life’s best prizes. Buoyant step, bright eyes, clear complexion and exuberant vitality denote a system free from | impurities. Constipation poisons the whole system, slows the st ep, saps energy, destroys confidence and cuts down the earning power. Rid your system of constipation and its poisons. Dr. Edwards’ Tablets remove them cently, tone up the system, clear the eyes and com plexion and bring back normal vigor. A compound of vegetable ingredients. prescribed to patients for 20 years in place of ealomel. bey act easily | and quickly on bogfels and liver. Take Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets and keep fit f the daily grind Thousands of happy men and worm- larly as an aid » ey atom tasks. their ve color, Olive en use them re to success in the! Kaow them by I$e. 30c. €0c. | acts directly ' Tt is three- told act) . nm exp /ains why ’ i Best Remedy for | Obstinate Cough |) | ~-Made at Home You'll never know how quick- ly a stubborn cough or chest cold can be conquered, until you try this famous recipe It is used in millions of bomes, because it gives more prompt, positive relief than anything else. It's no troubie at all to mix and costs but A trifle. [nt o . pint bottle, pour 2% ounces of Pi - then add piain granulated sugar gent or strained honey to make a full pint. This saves two- thirds of the money usually spent for cough medicines, and gives you a purer, better remedy. It never ls, and tastes good—children You can actually feel its pene- trating, soothing action on the in- flamed thr oat membranes. It also promptly loosens the germ-iaden hlegm, sad at the same time, it is |} phile absorbed into the blood. where it en the bronebia!l tubes. t Bri ngs such quick relief even i bronchial coughs and “flu” coughs. Pinex is a highly concentrated | compound of genuine Norway Pine, i | containing the active agent of creo-} iost purses and money are re- stored almost daily through POST- DISPATCH wants. are honest” and return article they find if the loss ts advertised. Call MAin 1111 for an Expert Adtaker. “Most persons in a refined, palatable form, | and kno wn as one of the great- est healing agents for severe coughs, chest colds and bron- chial troubles. De not accept a substitute for Pinex. It is guaranteed a to give prompt relief or Gave money refunded. : sote, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ —- __ WEDNESDAY, - eee When and Where to Apply for | — Post-Dispatch Christmas Basket. All applications must be made at Basket Headquarters, 1406) Pine street. Applications must be in writing, with full name and address clearly given. Also number of persons in family, and ages of children. Applications must be in BEFORE 5:30 p. 15. Those sent in after that time wi ll not be aud This time limit is necessary to enable the committee to pack the baskets in time for distribution the day before Christmas. Negro applicants for baskets should go to the Pine Street Y. M. C.A., 2838 Pine street, observing the same procedure as that HAIL CHRISTMAS GIT TD ARRWVE BY DEC. 28 Saturday, Dec. ’ | FIRST NATIONAL BANK CLERKS GET MONTH'S EXTRA PAY Five Per Cent Special Dividend Also Voted to Stockhoiders— Total Will Be $500,000. cent div - i + +) ~ +h a “oF on on to the monthly one p2r_ c-... . - This Xmas a dias ~ es | a is e >? _ a Fitted Suiteases of.all k: , . both men and women. --_ , . a gitt, aiwavs In rood Large selection of a ~~’ 2 » appropriate for the musician and FOR KEY CASES— 7Se, $1, $2 COMB, SET— $1.25, $1.50 FLASKS— $2, $5, $10 BILLFOLDS— $1, $2.50, $5, $10 TOILET SETS— $5, $10, $15, $20, $30 BOTTLE SETS— $1.50; $3, $5 BRIEF CASES— $2 to $17.50 CIGARETTE LIGHTERS— $2.50, $5 CIGAR LIGHTERS— $5, $1 Give Le = Goods We have one of the largest and most com- plete lines of leather goods in the city. Select your gifts STOCK. from our : W ard? . most an av: ae ' A Partial List of Our Gift Suggestions HIM DRINKING CUPS— $2.50, $5 GLADSTONES— $15, $20, $45 COCKTAIL SETS— $15 COLLAR CASES $5, $7.5 TIE RACKS— $3, $5 eee ee Wardrobe Trunk *17* $100 A beautiful and thorough- ly equipped Wardrobe Trunk is a useful and most acceptable gift. HERKERT & MEISEL TRUNK CO. 910 WASHINGTON AVENUE _ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH The Perfect Christmas Gift * 2 » 7 oa ~ Drusiaes FOR HER CLOTH BRUSHES— $1, $2.25, $3 SEWING BOXES— $1, $3, $S SETS— $2.50, $5, $10 PURSES— $3.25, $5, $10, $15, $20 JEWEL BOXES— $2.50, $5 CIGARETTE CASES $2.50, $5, $10 MLANICU RING SETS $10, $15 OVERNIGHT CASES— $5, $10, $15, $20, $25 BEADED BAGS— $10, $15, $18 BRIDGE lo Happy Unless Babies Are Safe From Rhode Island a mother writes: ‘| have always given my children vessco for coughs and colds and cer- tanmly would never be without it.” id, hat a gicrious feeling of security to know hat CrOomp cam Of rei:eved mithout Poewrrrsting, > ds broken up, coughs stopped, and whooping ‘ough eased and hgnhtened aimost rmmstantiy ry ns tamous a 8 prescripuon—Giesscn. Ewery baby and 3 sateguarded when Giessco Ey oy Sy Every doctor— | every trained nurse—has long known of sts mar- | veious You, too, should never be without Gleasc it now from your druggst of generai store. (Contains no opiates. ! Ceugh and Croup Remedy GLEssco #5 Ua I RR RR LE LA TL SI Re a “a GRADWOHL’S; | DIAMONDS"*t9234" | JEWELRY 621 LOCUST ST. GIFTS THAT LAST =..2 257% ments at Prices as Asked Elsewhere for Cash. 16-piece set of genuine Rogers & Son silver plate with each pur- chase of $25.00 or over. $ \ 4 >. Pr; ce of 9 - ee pet aw Ae ~~ ee Choice of the above new designs in Dia- § 50c¢ mond Rings. Mounted in engraved 18-K. 4 7 a white gold. Special Di ~~ beautiful 18-k. white gold mount- mg ‘s set with three sparkling genu- ine diamonds. —w ith waex Gal Others to choose from exquisite filigree cut 18-k. Week 922.50 Ur 50c a LADIES $2S UP i J 8.75 Week Diamond Set Wrist Watches Style and Set as Pictured 't—<trep it injure the For active men. Elga Get hic Hamilton Otiendor? ITlinets Taledo W aitharn Buiowa and the Tolede Watch 1 S- pew cled raiue in “St. Lowia, 50c a W eek / weir Was Ng “4, Wh LL y= MQ At the Unheard-of $7 g-5° Price of

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£ 4S.Grand Boul. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _____WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12,1928. ___ PAGE 2% — for Economical Tronsportstion | __ [meg __ / CHEVROLET / a TT = mies ic ee ousands have already seen ‘Ihe Qutstanding Chevrolet of Chevrolet History ~a Six in the price range of the four / Never in automotive history has there been a more ‘sensational event than the advance showing of The Outstand- ing Chevrolet of Chevrolet History— a Six in the price range of the four. Thousands have already seen this re- markable automobile. And everyone says that it is the most spectacular of all Chevrolet achievements. To see the Outstanding Chevrolet is to realize that there have finally been achieved in a low-priced car those qualities of beauty, grace and distinc- tion heretofore attained only by the exclusive leaders in custom design. To inspect the chassis is to discover feature after feature of advanced en- gineering once thought impossible to provide except in the highest priced automobiles. And to drive the car is to experience an amazing revelation. For here is all the delightful smooth- ness which has created the preference for the six-cylinder motor—made even more marvelous by greatly increased power, higher speed and thrilling new swiftness of acceleration. Revealing, as it does, entirely new performance, beauty and quality... providing an economy averaging better than 20 miles to the gallon of gasoline ... embodying the results of years of exhaustive engineering de- velopment and millions of miles of testing at the General Motors Proving Ground ... priced so amazingly low as to be within reach of everyone— —this sensational new Chevrolet re- presents the greatest dollar-for-dollar value ever offered in any automobile! Take this opportunity to see the car which is destined to create an entirely new standard of motor car value! The SEDAN The S CABRIOLET The Conwertible LANDAU 14% TON CHASSIS cial, "5 a Steak f 1% TON CHASSIS > SEDAN DELIVERY Advance Showing Arcadia Ballroom—3515 Olive St. Dec. 8-14...10.30 a.m. to 12 p.m. Admission Free Your Nearest Chevrolet Dealer for Complete Information

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Nan aievloeetinneatepetiatemcal my een: aes on 1h ae 3A a wat a aie Sse Sava Sl vr Si este bee +: Ne: St ies. ots ier Wel ‘ eka getter Bl - See Se in ch a : to Pree dere on wens > Te oe et ee toes “ enna . Hii. Deb eetiae > westintho cate Git BPA en, oaks hs nt . in pure aggre “« - . 2 ~ 4 ae fives m bent abe ee : : eye , cin teste . — set ioe ns Une we Aes na Sy aS tah SN soe ¥ ss _ AT. f » TUES : a PU eg, GO ees has ee” on ae ee hangs Gk ge sak aor ieee a ee rd ; 3 «ae et ‘ ’ - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 33__ ee a aR 000 77 ommend MAibihhitibhhbihhibphheaSI RA ALABRARBAA WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER YALEBOND Aashlight Feafure SLOGAN CONTEST 1183 VALUABLE AWARDS Ist Prize $2000 2nd ‘Prize $1000 3rd Prize $500 a & sd From the moment you turn off your radio, YALE-BOND “BRB” Batteries start their own “come-back” A sharp, bell-like tone from your loud speaker! Volume of sound when you want it! Clear recep- tion of distant stations! That’s what you get when your radio “‘B”’ batteries are zew. But all too often such results are a matter of only the first week or two. Then rapidly the battery’s power ebbs. And so, for years our engi- neers have worked todevelop a battery capable of besild- ing back its own power when mot in use. At last they have succeeded. The famous YALE-BOND “B” Battery is the result. From the moment you turn off your radio, this remarkable battery starts to recuperate, restoring its own energy just like the human body itself during sleep. This is why YALE-BOND “B” Batteries deliver ult- mately more power and cost less per radio hour than any you have known. For per- fect, economical recepuon, take no chances—duy BONDS! YALE-BOND FLASHLIGHTS IN COLOR! The Bond Electric Corp. once more leads the field in offering the first Flash- lights equipped with colorful Eary-Grop Fibre Tubes. These novel BOND Flashlights come in five attractive colors with all sxx of the distinctive YALE- BOND features. They throw a concentrated beam of light over 300 {t. $1.75. BOND ELECTRIC (Formerly Yale Electric Corporation) JERSEY CITY, N. J. San Francisco Manufacturers of CORPORATION FLASHLIGHTS, MONO-CELLS RADIO “A” “B” and “C” BATTERIES STORAGE and DRY BATTERIES HOW TO ENTER THIS GREAT CONTEST: Here’s a contest you'll have fun in entering! And an opportunity to turn your skill into rea/ money’ All you have to do is wnte a slogan, or @ see of slogans, on the one fea- ure of YALE-BOND Flashlights or Siaae Colle which you consider the most important. To help you familiarize yourself with these points, we have prepared a folder containing complete informa- ton about the six most prominent features, as well as the detailed rules of the Contest. The Official Contest Blank is attached to this foilcer. These combination folders and Con- test Blanks are obtainabje through authorized YALE-BOND retailers everywhere. All entnes must be received not later than midnight of December 31st, 1928, addressed to Bond _Electnc Corporation, Jersey City, N. J. The prize winners will be enaounced as soon thereafter as possibic. Go to your dealer today '— Maybe your best slogan iceas are on tap ri ght now, and you will miss them if you don’t start at onc ~ = ccon Bny Your Yale-Bond Flashlights and Batteries From ST. LOUIS, Sender's Pharmacy, 6201 Arsenal St. ‘Fred dohiman, 7919 N. Broadway. B. BH. Pluempe, 8034 N. Brodaway. Georce C. Myers Hdwe., 119 &. Broadway A. Gentiley Hdwe., 15. 5% S. Broadway Sehacfer Cycle Co. 162% §. Broadway BSeuth Side Mercantile Co., 1824-26 Seuth Broad e., Broadway & Sidne» ec. 3°66 S. Broad Sehaeiier Hdwe. Co. RB. BH. Kieyvboecker yy Ave. P. Co., 3815 California. A FE Hdwe.. 1018 Cass Ave 21 258 Casa. 9612 S. Broadwas Hdwe. Co., 3407 oo Chippewa. achtel, 18@l Cheuteanu. Pirner Drug Stere, 4491 Delmar. Bres. Drug Store, 4665 Deimar. Nicolas, 5101 Delmar. Doo ley — Ce., 5108 Deimar. : Deimar S888 Delmar. ey a Delmar. “ 77 Easton Ave. . Welff eo 2200 W. Easton Ave. armacy. 4500 Kasten A, ‘Temm 's aa Ave. Pharmacy, 4256 . Charen D. Temm, -~ Easton Ave. ore 352 Easton A ~~ 5166 Fasten Ave. i _ we. Co.. S988 Easton A i. LU ‘7. S&S E. Cor, Mie , x. w. Lith £& (aes Cor. lith & "harmacy, 415 N. Euclid | Drug Co. Buciid & Natural Brides. Fi Freat Stere, S2s2 w. Ft + Vaw ortksa nt. ©. Hartman, 5736 West Floris. - issant. e. ith s Madioce Sts. Goodfrilow & Terry. ) 2000 East enbrunn, 4100 x. Bros. Aute Service, Stere, N. E. Hagenew, 170 2 Cor Lalaretie Ave 1S Grand Bivd. 4. 3196 S. Grand ee 7324 S. Grand Bivd. Paniue Mdwe. & Paint Co. S41 & Minle Hdwe. & Paint Co. Aimed Hdwe., 6815 travels Ave, Pharmacy, 6¥ill GTareis Ave, Brever dr GO21 Gravois Ave. Bdwe. © 7648 Gravois Ave. Pharmac (sas ine e. Co. TIGL Gravis Smiths Pharmacy, Spalding Ave. Hartinan’s Arsenai 4. B. Seiler. Neosho Kingshighway & Pharmacy, Kingshighway at & Botanica! Kingshighwa» +461 S. Kingshich- Aingshigchway 49-5 &. Weiselman « eR way d. W. LL. Weber, 5627 &. Kingshichwar. Kllis Hdwe. Co.. 3148 Laciede Latayette Pharmacy, 1800 Lafayette 4. d. Cunningham HBdwe. Co.. 2648 Lafayette Ave. “turgc's Drug Co., Lafayette & Tower reve 4. J. Mueller, , Maione, Pharmacy Lie SYOT Lee Ave, 1000 Lee Ave. io., 114 Lemay, SOL Lemp Ave. Hampton H. Bentz, Magnolia & Arkan«:. Chas. Lehmann, 4300 Manchester Ave. 4. M.. Widmer, 2509 Mareus Ave. Finley Drag Co., 1507 Market a F. Rameatetter Hdwe. Co.. 2804 MeNair Kahimeyer Drog Co... 4501 MecRee Ave Aribur Hess Hdwe. (Coa.. °846 Meramec * M. Gueiker's, T7220 Michigan Ave. Brandt's Drug “Store, 7606 Mic higan oe Muestifering 422 Ridge “™. a Ge sehiuetu. 401 Collinsville; Tri City Co., "aS “St. ( lair KDW ARKDSVILLE—Paiace Store; Ballwes & Sarnett FREEBL Ri;—Eilmer Joseph. iRANITHR CTTA—Ben Schermer Hdwe. Co. MASCOU TAN—Preducers & Consumers Coe. MILLSTADT—Phil Sparrwaseer,. rPAYNESVILLE—Ffergey Merr. rPIxncKRNEY VILLE—T. Fhimmis. Mn lg gee v. Stacgs. VALIFR—A&A. Renner. ¥ENICE—™. : “choeman. WooD RIV ER—W ells-schmidt. Co., 4539 Virginia Are. store. 5201 Virermia Ave. 7707 Virginia Ave. 3 Warne Ave. Pine Bi. 4. HARTFORD—W. €. Hanfeider. TREOLAR—Thee. Grurhdes. rneyr—<4. C. G & ILLINOIS TERMINAL ' ‘SEEKS PERMIT FOR # NSION HERE s Applies to State Public Serv- ice Board and Counselor Muench Approves Pro- posal. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. it seb $5.00 and Up to $25 J. F. CONRAD GROCER CO.. [ER Dna inrtines ae Conrad's Fancy Baskets of Fine Fruit will delight relativ e, sueatheont. convalescent in SAS StS 17 N. Sixth St. r ( »pewtnat = The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT ADs than ALL the other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED. a LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ _ Phospho-Cod brings back lost vigor and energy to hundreds phesphites ch help throw off fhe hat weasen the i ae o easure to take it, for ® avor like rare old wine t be satsfied ut your f) Win back the strength rf which enabies you t day strong. with s the pleasures in Hg. pho-Cod is priced well within 4, means of everybody. and 5 on a at ail Walgreen Drug Stores Nanung Nes as Ae As af = c appeared and th which had inte =NwAwR Na og “Yes “Tus Te Ys ous ota Tete “ts “Sine, Avrenne at Grade. mroposed ex- proposec ex To Cross Cass As is known, tne . *y | i . 7 ac —- i. a i Signs i) a4 bs te edd Nas “Nas “Nua Fees “Svs 6 “Yos Te “Ys “Sys “Yugi ote | <<? 10is Power & Light mrporation. Trains May Run at AD Hours. Sm on "7 2 TY ar ) . ie! OAS a . 7 . - bund” a No “Sine T ae ah ee » + + | -— -”" Trains movement, Th < Grippe or, ev: Unless vou taa Rub Masts Parts and relief as ef mustard pilaster Musterole, made from pu ‘ mustard, camphor, mentbo! simple ingred 18 a counter-i tant which stimulates cireulation i heips break un the eoild. You will feel a warm tingie as it enters the pores, then a cooling sen- tion that brings welcome relief. ee Q oO wy fact We } ° lients. irr. a-2a . v) aad . SaiataninReNTaLNa Two detach- able ash stands. Metal lined hum- dor: 3 acces sores. Cash or Terms high. Metai-lined humidor: 4 accessories; mahog- any timush. ind 10x14 inches. Convenient t Payments lined humidor bow-end cabinet. Choice of four or five piece smoker's set. Convenient Payments ROYAL EASY CHAIR Selid Comfort Real comfort Chairs in imitation Spanish or genuine leather velours, mohairs or ratine tapes- tres. Frames in wainut or ma- hogany. The push of a button reciines the back and puts the footrest torward. Priscilla Sewing Cabinet Solid Mahogany $= 75 J Cabinet measures 25 inches high and 11*2x11%2 inches at the top. 4 cunled and charming gift for mothers and wives. Gateleg Table with solid mah oganv top and 3 drop leaves. Size 35x48 inches when set up. Good, substantia! Comstruction. Convenient Payments Deo Your Christmas Shoppt on Our + ; Payment Plan CASS AVE. STORE OPEN TUES., THURS. SEAS WERE SERBS SRERES This is a Christmas special! veneer over solid cedar. inches long. Handsome Metal Trimmed Chest : The breath of - 50 | Oid Spain is 59-- 7 this treasure Chest with antique meta! decorations and triple hinged top: doubie lock and room tray. Length 46 inches. Cedar Chest Handsome 334° inch Coda: decor 3- C h est _ ' th hand-painted floral tions. Carved base and legs. Top has rail across the back and ends formimg a seat for hail or beudorr. Beautiful wainut Chest measures Best quality workman :shup 4 superb value and a wonderful gift Special! Cedar Chests 38 ie cyv Carving This Beauty Fancy « ce - °28 95 "4 wnches hig ind Duil gioss Sentai. “eg gift mother, sister or TT “ili 42DPreciate. anv sweetheart Card Tables In Green, Red or Ma- hogany $1 49 Moire leatherette top. Reinforced corners. A substantial table; a big value. Neo Mail or Phone Orders Doll Buggies $3.75 .. $1 9.50 Heavy, = ae ee eae ee eae ~<a eee een Solid Mahogany Sewing Cabinet Convenient Payments Children’s Beautifully designed king Oval Rugs in heavy grade minster. They're gifts eray woman will welcome. Convenient Payments 54-Inch Buttfet Tapestry Pictures Richiy colored and demgned Tapestry Pictures in the antique = $ 95 They frames. shown. in ilo pictorial subjects. SSN OES SNPS ORS PUES PEE PORE SS PS EE PRE SRE PRS PRE ORE PEE EE OO Be RE PERE RES EE EEE ON RS RE EE ON OS NEE OE — Child's Rocker ot Chinese Convenient Payne? 2 Child's Phonographs . SAT. EVES. TILL XMAS} SRSA EAES PR Ol Oe

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R 3: Ci fs nh an ifs ANS 4 2, oe v LEA Hy n oon: ’. ; : i ’ a2 a Ree m2 ete "6 Sos, ft ; 4 j ; fe\4 ithe, ¥ Gr Aid if, ; i “- i} Pies ayre Cd ” ’ orient FEN at ap ines £? fs 4h : - ; ro me “far. , he , Te Owes Tie , rote . * - oo) . 7 wo Lee eee , if fi : . hel if / ey 7g 4 y o % " P --" yay ne a" - 7 - ’ 7 ete ’ af) 4 (ey? -y . r ' MAN Util} peat OEE ITO FEE LISYEDL 7 7) r 7 esa 44° Ptde : 4 wee ¥ os rity als : 7? “J he pes Lh) RIE NBR Toa Ik ES NN a OT it ode *> 3 ~¥ “A a. rgy to hundreds ieee Re eae OME « Pedieae pecan tee : Rae LAL se SOS, OG mene BF pices eae 7 Pi Ae iii Ste : P) " Baa a / : | careers ry, ert. aes 2S, AS | te: SA + hS pI vi a) -— — ai Ove wee. ROSS SIEVIEN SIEAN and FAIIVIE CONTINENTS come these 2 DIELICAC aot sane’ ROGER buyers have searched the world for seasonable delicacies to tickle the palate of ~re | ES = the epicure. That this search was fruitful, this page attests. A glance through this list _——_| is a veritable tour of the world, bringing forth visions of many lands and many climes. Ours is the labor of search and careful selection —yours the pleasure and enjoyment these deli- : pkg. I SOU gn nites tte : Pitteg’ tis PP ooo RPTL PETES PPP Ce ne. as es es oes Stee eee ie a8 | ti ee cacies bring. As always—highest quality and lower prices. win Nut etugg.g "26. ted, : OT ie . and oy ee "tees, —SUSEreg. "* *eeeBFe Lobster—Star Brand: meaty parts, Fine for salads. caught in cold New England w: - large, We have, without reservation, the finest quality nuts in the city. However, we do notask that you take our word for this statement, Shop around a bit. Compare ours with any inthe city for quality, Rockers with double cane seats; — size and price and we are certain you will agree we are correct. _ Strong and durable. Just a lim- —— se hit a Columbia River Salmon—Co' ' ) Mixed Nuts, for ingStance. Ours is a correct proportion of _ ited number left at this low price. we je2 finest salmon caught. %-Tb. TIAL tin 2... . 26s ee sete cicecnvin o Be fancy California Walnuts, large select Naples Filberts, Tarragona No Mail or Phone Orders — Ciw” fin’ wet: et Miike Galen. iCountre tub: count Pe verte Pat? soft-shell Almonds, Georgia paper-shell Pecans and large washed Tal , aint nil epler and Sawes Ta] Se ee a ae fanas grazils. And the price is very low, quality considered. iivdl LV it alia i J asi Cais , — — , = ; ry’ . . " Ty? aS P - ’ }?\ und *-* one eenveeeeeeeeee#e#e Tomate Sauce Sardines—Plump California fish in delicious tom: sauce; full pound of fish in oval tin . = . Jumbo Paper-Shell Pecans—Al! are No. 1 South Geo gia, known as Shrimp—Gulf caught; packed in parchment-lined tins ‘in O1 the finest. New 1928 crop. Pound ........0++¥e.+++e+--- -40C salads of many kinds. Tin...... apts California Walnuts—Soft-shell, fancy, meaty nuts; easy to shell. Tuna Fish—Lizght meat: its delicious flavor ha rned for it ft] A hte sy ae = title of “‘chicken of the sea.” Flat tin 3 | c Jordan Almonds—Our own importation from Spain; and pola a er Marinated Herring—Finest 7c: pound 95c tne * achers © form; makes Oysters—Cove; ver} Sie eis Ni 4 Genuine HKussian Caviar—The d’'ouvre supreme. Tin . *- You'll want several pounds. Pound meaty Omsce, iv. ei * Tarragona Almonds—Imported from ‘ , rie ; : . ‘ : . ie wn for 1alitys yu) } ca ancy ‘Beautifully designed fringed ready to fry. Tin.. , : Jumbo Pecans—Ounce, 6C; pOund ..cccccccccccccccccccceces Oval Rugs in heavy grade Ax- minster. They’re gifts every woman will welcome. ) . f és *y Slice H niisz ine Convenient Payments ‘ armed wos" rave ¢ Preserves -—— ° Fruit Cake hi: ‘4 het Richly colored and designed get ine OF in tee q nure fruit and sug donee — “Ri anvil geci* , Mi aie ale * il ancy i,lace Fruits— 7 Club: ° I ay A jar, 10c; i Saemes, ey are : in handsome gift ti! pint ja shown in several }4 —— Royal Anne Caerries ——€ quart actorial ; i try Clut larg¢ P subjects. ~{ Fruit Salad - t serve; No ready to Mammoth Queen Olives — - Bulk: firm and crisp; doz., cake, 85c he Olive Of] — Pompeian: for 3-pound cake, $1.35 vears it hes had reputa- Wrar a a io or juality 13 r PDCd ens tion for fin jualit; 2 R A N a Packed in Handsomely Decorated Gift Tin pint tir —- Countr) Ne Strawberries or Raspberries Country Club; No. 2 can, 286 Large (California Prunes- Ib. 12i2e3 2-lb. pkE Califernia Apricets — ‘ -—o “~ * rece an “yeeceas a > = * Child's Rocker of Chinese Grass ee Just like the grownups. Well made and prettily trimmed in grass green. A dandy gift. Convenient Payments Child's 2hc ius +“ - — 73 — TT ” . Sif oF .O. ys Ash © : ~~ les ce r >a! nle trees: No. 2 can, sfc. § | = Maple Syrup—Country Club. 100% pure sap from Vermont ma! a Fancy Country Club Corn—lIilinois Country nothing else—there’s nething finer, Can........020+:: 29 e a a ‘nldar Pa nO rw a. : . » ? healthful, ow ee .% * Real console ftyle Phono- graphs fin- ish e d nm | ivory. Cabinet inches high, 25 inches wide and 14 inches deep. Plays most all records. Convenient Payments ‘uate F “~~. e @ Purchases Made Now Will Be Held for Later Delivery af Desired : VES. TILL XMAS q : Bigs 2a ae | Be Se a ee ee me ca mn, eR UR PR. a Wls8 a 7 Die ET TET AR i jaa a hl Sa a a tet EN i ts PI yy, ae Mees ee De oe Cn nL nih . | —_ = a oe tastes ath ete tah Sat eate teat nh Ni

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee POST" Crareute ___ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 189 DEATHS FROM FLU IN 77 CITIES IN vex |p «fe mo ee ig a ae oe oe bob By the Associated WASHINGTC ate Seto + 2 aye hy eae, on . + oR OE prehnaee oe . ws bap pn in RES a ae es M. % ee itis Hy Re ; a FR ne 4 ba ay are te seats chee ae.) See — " 7 ghetto ge . - ee: ‘ : tae - ST > Aten Pa > Seagate ae = >: eee 7 "tee Pe Se Pe! nounced ened yv he ublic Health Service as 40,519 cases of the disease were reported in states, New York City, and OO EERE Mt or it ee Hee, aR _ . — ~ = Vas ~ ~s District of Columbia. Ane: Otgt! Anetyoe DCL: eA «Leb ately nA. ha iinet an i aa ee eee Gootsalibeahaaials * it ate: + salad Nini ; “ “ a sas * bey Page hon Ae ae Soe Se Meee " rae ~~ + - 7 ¢ A total of 189 from influenza in the week ending Dec. ee eRe So a er nen OER AEE 0 pate oo = meer wee Se 5 9 Face the facts now— before the accident : : TO! ti "ni me Dy cdatd aquienacl Saat Dr Penang a eee ook tas cctcw il Our Christmas : ° ; ro — . Oi F . e ey it} 1 q for th = 1 ett) MD DE A, par — eye rae o — tor’s and repairman’s bills! Buy immunity from such accidents with a set of Gheme Tire Chains. OE EE ea a a ee BEN 5 Sree, Tire Chains give your car a footing on thorities attributed the rise in the | E ECTRIC TOY DI P A the most slippery roads—in mud or snow. Gre general rate to the incre in ow { ‘ cross chains are built to stand up on present-day leaths from influenza but it de- | hard road conditions. ee ee aoe he total of more than 299,090 eo eee vest ‘re than borne ou: | IS READY ’ — Make Safety Certain eo existing.” is was said, “indicatins jf ASHING electric trains, hissing steam engines, miniature electric USE Film Cases ie 22 ranges that really cook. There are no more fascinating, thrilling ron’ E | S fice s today show a he f tow ng gifts to a child than electric toys... you'll get a world of pleasure TI R CHA N “aliornia, 1 238 Mon’ na. 455: from them yourself. Come in and see these electric toys.... you'll PYRENE MANUFACTURING COMPANY - NEWARK, N. J. find a wonderful gift for every child on your list. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ w « Branches: Atlanta Chicazgo Kansas City San Francisco ial 1S Rhod eed tes Mie Makers of Fire Equipment since 1907 Se ee oe oe ‘Steam Engines And fi “Ladies” (5; Indiana, 87: Illinois, 97: Mich. or the “Ladies’ ran. 6 sconsin, 167: Minnesot To win the k veart of every boy. These are mini- atures ot big engznes, all have seamless drawn copper boilers, brass running parts, steel con- nections : all accurately machined anc are sweet runming. Small power plants for the operation ah ta machinery ~~ ew eee ~ aS | 1 * - ’ a? . ” 4 as a ~) ” Me Ne Na Ne Ns Nae Ea SMa Na SS Se SENS SENS ENS EAS SE : > c i OR 24 & J - » « heaby yt ; 0 oe rtadg- | . | , Horizontal Type | ing Colonel;” and a train that emcee 5 go Naues te 51750 Sacrificed at he week ending Dec regular team engine withaneleericbest- | "The “Kitchenette” | titsname. A tue tolifeminatae i ‘6. . _ Schools, Colle res c losed, ey coe Distescasai Equipped wih © | cnitiailieedtiteh pil anaaiili every curve and line gives it the appea® — wate Colne Cranferse, | Scttlctwevaemmets g1 9 C)C) | preheat Code ieany gerne | ST SE paling poe ary’s : ing elements, specially designed to give eco is capable of pulling a train 6% feet long nomucal operationand uniform temperature. at a high speed or ata snail's pace. The Range equipment includes 2 cup percolator; train it pulls is equipped with interior fry pan and six section mufhn tin. es and observation lights. “Kitchenette” will win the heart of an little ata and teach her $ n the news of the spread of | . %, * . ( wat. vest and 254 19 : | | ¥ . 4 tem am Rania m+ w ’ ’ | geen, | : / - Z ¢ : : x , Sf Kiddy Bike , All Steel Bike with rub- ° ber-tired disc wheels... ‘re Truck ose os or oul hisiegata: I shsatien Tented / Empire handle -_ a aed with turned wood Motobike \Qm.mun.ount.98¢e Wheelbarrow ¥ e i. v st a af ‘4 ~~ Ft a ee a oe »winiCylinder Type) | VPS RL EEE] | “The Little American® 0B) Ss 25 ~hy dy Scere | | oe | Sis ee QVERGOATS ahi throttles, two dy wheels, water gau | i | ed headlight. Very fast and powerful cks, safety walve and; \ if —finished in brilliant red—pullstam ret! eS "9 T93 oO + «a —— -~ + ee 7 i Pr pe | gar- Troxe!l / / Saddle | Departure Coaster Brake Empire Motor m ; mane . bike. Fu rown mudguards, steel] tim wheels, a earing rubber pedals, comfortable. Troxe] spring saddle, beautifully fin ushed in dark blue, with or nge striping. A wonderfu ou StacKkS. Sare ioe Tren cr Fad ~ Lise vs = ) aig, ive Sa Ate oa iy abo e. ex ept fer - _ cle design A Eight of Missouri U. Influenza Pa- tients Develop Pneumonia. . or OLUMBIA. “Mo. Dee. 12. _ The “Miniature ae ae | Smaller than the “Kitchenette “but equally efhcient. Two heavily constructed side ovens. te kettle, cake and bread pan, pie iy plate and rv panareimcladed mtheequp | Aq aractive style; ised in dual (Sittstens : tmas present $12.00 automobile enamel. Brass number and | name plates. Sure to delight the heart of every 6mall boy who gets one. Auxiliary Equipment. Passenger coaches and freight cars of many types and sizes are included American Flyer equipment. Automatic block signals, crossing eal Ste Siiaeions ef umount | | | towers and street lights, also may be isSistant, six nurs¢ ind two ww ; purchased with American Flyer Trams. versity hospital physicians hav: g bi — “B r : f : feet ep | urDine iype I he ake American Flyers are for Wentworth Academy. Lexington. : ™ eats “sliows the atest develop tin Baked potatoes, apples and desserts are un- the fnest and best electric trains on the Sauer Mike doo” Md steam cower plants. Develops a fascinating | equalled when cooked on this ange—Sup- | market today. eciai to the Post-Dist : turbine aum: unexcelled for speed. Equipped plies tood for a ee . a real kiddies tea party,all Co ws See haceale 7) (JQ) | ekeanthiseatees ty gry cy | See them in action in ow sore bold rsd Bee tng a ° | pan, cake pan and pie plate $9. OO 12th and Locust. 4 University of Georgia Closes Unheil | U N | dan. 3 as Flu Precaution. . s i i ie . e = . 2 : : ve oe = 4 . sVsti«e : , e ae | . P| / * @ . 3 . ‘ . , . wes O54 6444441 Tie 7 = * "AY 2 : _ =< » . . ;* r Z if — . . _ — i . ~~ y | sm su SCOOTERS Rubber- tired disc ‘ ; 4 whet noes Dee hS _ Velocipedes ——— a “Se ra ) Ca g _Velocipede, Red Auto, rubber . = mm $3. 95 tired, steel] spoke heels, bur : <j. @ : —— ae 3 “Wh o a Sidewn alk Bike $5.75 mAs Vertical Type A miniature mode! of the ugh powered vertical steam engine. Same equip s§ ment as horizontal models. . . & al An Inst fa. vorite wr ),4 pes ' smai rT cocci Telephone Stand and Stool ee Buddy “L” Dump Truck arge Vump Truck, made of heavy gauge steel. ; S6. Q5 eo. —-¢ Unt eer ee peer ee bear were d Dorfan Mechanical Train 4 se Ta _RLEREAL ACR AN ENC EN RNS CERIN @ rh-onve " cai sit .4 with ROF j » : : cy | Interstate Bus S5c All-stee] C - | Strong spring motor. =—ue See ante 8 body . wasn a Star Square Store Your Christmas eadibiestere SENS SENSO NS SIN NN NS NINN NN :,

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2 > 4 @ 208 — - “ —— —— a ee a | FyOUSEWIVES ATTENTION! tion and efforts te have s beautiful and well-ordered house often texture of the skin of your hands. SKINTEX is a new. original the drs, rough and wrinkled skin. Marvelous res SKINTEX makes your hands soft —e “ ~ ob- y H 3 Yeur _ sffee for chapped. in ome nicht > use. Skintex Is Priced 35c Jar ‘4 | Fie ebtained or ordered through any drug store. Insist on getting SKINTEX % eeio %: $e ph RIEN,: 9 ‘ae ae Se as che Se ee ee MOREE 88 ee a ae ; a 4 +... > or*I 825 NORTH SIXTH STI. ENTIRE STOCK—LIONEL Dorfan and American Flyer Electric Trains |Now at Sacrifice Prices !| Complete Line of Accessories and Extra Cars pagina | - F pee ct an >) ’ . ce = e ea = u = Me ce neem. tm ns - inl cy. a or ee * 7 ne ) years. ists everywhere | sell “A-K” Tablets in fiat tins—2 cents. 2 millions used annually A-K on each tabieg, : . bad Anti-hamnia _Mulek Relief trom Pains end Ache — eee ee —- Frederi *ksen rh ALAm Paar tert Kalte r bach Jr Re¥>urn... James Dore Loewenstein. ’ Henry J Marerline me Pie tahoe Se eT aC SE TE NE a . . nie - Ri ak eC . wa b Pete 1 TORTI : ~ eerie Eins . ; ’ * J See | MEN'S T5e TIES | Thursday BAX Mie meee: Ne fatten toe tothe Stee teste tee tee ee eee ae — $8 Dorfan Trains Engine with henad- $§:° light—3 cars and $10.75 LAONEL track—Sale Price $13.50 Dorfan Train FREIGHT TRAIN —Sale price, Reversible en- 3 Meo $9: 8: $1 Lionel Train Wide gauge; “ 58 I4= ed cars and large nated coaches, iliaminated cars $30 Lionel Train track. Sale price. BPO $6 Dorfan Trains $3.69 Engine with head- light—2 cara with track Sale Price rey Mo.—Lot} Overland. Viriean—€8ose a i » F c ‘ Miar x : ; tivefimann. R ‘ uceEsg At Belleville. $6.75 LIONEL FREIGHT TRAIN —Sale price, $438 $12.75 Lionel Train 3 coaches illumi- $9:> PPP OOT I te ot tet =o Vaee aad inte tats . a Basser oe een ore? 4 4 : . merits O31 Lilis Cf ~ S o 7 ’ _ “T_T - 4 3 ELOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928_ . __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _.. titi(wCC™CCCWR AGE 7 _ Trappers Deliver Load of Furs. | 13 in Family : | ve] | gees ST eps : y to Wed 3 in Another. zek will marry Amelia Hipsky, | Daaiene UER’S—825 rth 6th &% a ty | woes a8 ibbdeomgyn 2 lil., Dec, 12.—| M ° | ice | af ee aya 3 Charles Parizek will take Irene | | LA No port any Be era persons are taking advan- | arriage nses : ‘LI: GTON, Conn., Dec. i-.— Hipsky as bride, and Hipsky will | %, - tage of the fur season, which is ° we sisters amd a brother in on€/weq Barbara Parizek. | how open, to furnish them a win- || eco family will be married to two) iter fmcome. Last week Virgil || ‘ i brothers and a sister in the other | Karlee, a farmer and hunter, and | Burial Permits family here Saturday. Ralph Pari- | furs, delivered a truck load of furs | | $ - , to St. Louis. MARRIAGE LICENSES. UN DAY SUPPER | Harry F. K wa soe see | Gladys —— ~ aes CI Sa ina. See “ or after a show- Skin Blemishes | Louis ee os saan nett oy. Rutherfords Hy POWER | = liriey Mitauer v ates ° * ' , : y | Wiliam R. Gromiey. ....4127 Prairie CHILE- delicious! sg Don't think they’re hopeless! |Marie Wood . Mount Vernon. Il. OPEN | Thousands of others have se- Edward L. McGraw Greenville Ill. | cured quick results with Mre. Rase May Kershner.2405 N. Broadway | EVENINGS lie wiz neon FOOT CLINI .f 2 a Q .....1622 Hickory UNTIL nm { ku Peet a A ubert All foot conditiens treated between , 9 c wf ‘ oS ae Harry A. Finp ... ....Centralia. Tl. nt | Mrs. Juanita WN. Starr Centralia. Ii). MONEY-SAVING PRICES! CITIZEN GLAD 10 ; Henry Pinkard > .3700 Windsor a a | Reossie Ellington .... 2938 Lucas Y on scorge Lewis Lafayetie : Mre. Effie Moss . 615 Lafavettr INDORSE KONIOLA ifonard Glancy .. .3018 Shenandoah | Josephine Borak . .8834 Labadie ¢ | pt tia John Fraszier 1948 _— s 6 Mrs. Helen Wylie 2312 Says New: Medicine SBE SSS § pealiecngge Atha Sopen cane Paty 0 | Him More mn Treat- | Tierence F. Leffler. 2006 Linton | Clayton. ments, Hgalth Resorts (§.. .....) », wd Sk and Other Medical oe a eee Oe Aid. Mo . Larce assort- : . aye {- ents in every section terms and ‘col $8 | Louis have quickly found out about-| Fim, Hert : Fallon / a . sai as Stu tit Pal GWUUIL i Vs aii ! i eueer ae | the nis celebrated new ae day boxes. dieine, Konjola, which the Kor BIRTHS RECURDED. IMPROVED SERVICE "Welerees ‘” "See J. T. and Mi. Miller : 7 5 ; Luion ‘“ . h 99 | Over the “HENDERSON ROUTE” to -* in person at a + oe mes —~ ee Wide gauge; reverse Wide gauge; re- engine; 3 Hluminat- verse engine: 3 lllaminmated cars 2 and large track. \ nc I. Gantner, 6053 Hampton. M. Koenig. 4201A Maffitt. li ieisien, 3554 Iowa Connell. SJUOSZA Cass 1903 Sullivan. 2421 N. IPth 4060 St. Ferdinand. Sa “ei 9223A Palm. ; a 7. amd J oore. 1PO0A Maury. H. J. BIRK A. an I Milberg. SIS Lee ° ° . Hatavia. 56004 Natural Bridge. | by V Jpnisc {> ive Wehierman. LII5A x Park Streck, 4542A Queens. 1 B. Moeller. Pine Lawn BURIAL PERMITS. Fusta VU elsser meyer GR. 2717 a — L. &N. desing cers ere wmoted for the:r excellent cutsine (TRY a 3-time POST-DISPATCH WANT AD. Results almost certain. Money refunded on canceled insertions. | nerican Fiyer tric Trains 55°° and Up > —Phot St. street, St. 515 Olive Louis, and every day vast crowds of peopl: : } iL 2 134 ' . ~ 1n Bii ¥ alks Oi Lie f Ome LO y ISIT A ice Pe rryv 26 ht eae | Pine him an ‘Inc U for W. Schweppe. 23. 2304 Palm. . > 70 Catnerine Shearn. 44. 654 Tower Grove about 1 remedv OF of in iamie J. Norton 43 3712 c willie m¢ 4 iamie J. - rton, z iin COt priilant »~?aP i) , a eh *) } Lf ; j ha - r = T moe + ; Ch rt teavu WwW 1:80}. 4/ " .- RR” saspti.. } mtore, 2 a iffon row shades. DeKalb. — pulbfashioned : - oa. * * SPONSES weight canne if 3 OVERCOAT Si Values te $17.50 Sacrificed at : a 2 Thursday HAT Feature 39:75 vt BOE. to $3.50 New Felts, Metallics, See these Suits and tvercoatse— they're such wonderful values Velvets, Combinetions, elewerly trimmed, that you'll buy several of them! every one— styles for miss and ma- and Winter + have too . : ee OO ee gredients — - te a ee _ ~ juices of roots and ! are strongiv indorsin he among the latest is Mr. H. J. Birk, | P. Lusk. 25. 5714 Vernor a well-known citizen, livin “iV wiord, 64. 4153 BL Tennessee avenue, St. Louis. 808 Thomas. ‘ ne upon medicine, and I! ¥ sf pe Louis. LL LEA te tt me, S8aic ears ne Flying Colonel” ed in honor of St. Louis own “Fly- plone!;” and a train that lives up name. A true to life miniature. Its curve and line gives it the appear- of tremendous pulling power—it able of pulling a train 6% feet long high speed or at a snail's pace. The it pulls is equipped with interior ration lights. Irom a ciso there no ge’ — Washington terrace “*> © 7 -304A Mauison, A Benton “- eS to help me. g I : . Eleventh hi Parkland > phine Swift. 4473 Pershing. i nq zf 68. 5SR00 Arsenai. athe 5SRUU Arsenal - *)> ~* 7; * . on i 7? = " : ’ i. ; —— ’ had long given up ho} e-i Me OO'Connell. 5 7é mar . Ine€ ‘224 ing ** lc a . Sixt entireiv ll] acai ‘ Paul, $744 Kensington in © Aegan... 887% ‘ arbour. G 3028 Glasrow. ——s . - »nine ~4 . twentv-five stomach in tion. and from had taken several sn verv weakened et Triha Verba. . a Schweitzer that time on tron. This offer posi- tively .for Thursday oniv! (2d Fleer) 18. 1 ere 4440 Greer. Divorces Granted. Cora F. Crabtree BK. Douglas. ‘aq rans’ 4c surrs Q)es20 Double Compactsl acoses NSE ths ) «5+ not a-day passed but with one or moré ' J ’ dreadfui SVInpi Orr - 3 from y ilment. Every Debuiante model, compiecte!y he Little American” aches long, equipped with protect- tadlicht. Very fast and powerful shed in brilliant red—pulls train long. “The Explorer” tive style; finished in durable mobile enamel. Brass number and plates. Sure to delight the heart of small boy who gets one. uxiliary Equipment coaches and freight cars of types and sizes are included in Flyer equipment. “e+ > . Me pmatic block signals, crossing s, bridges, tunnels, stations, water rs and street lights, also may be hased with American Flyer Trains. rican Flyers are for thosewhowant — nest and best electric trains on the et today. them in action in our store at 2 and Locust. cost. fie rRIC ER CO. ' fae & : (eat, vest and = pairs of pants —snappy, finely tailered gar- $7.50 Values ments at a tre- $ * BOYS’ OVERGOATS in ai selection of patterns and colors. A gift that will surely delight “him.”’ (Elliot?’s—Main Fi.) $1 FLAPPER DOLLS 69c Also Vampire Dolls —the latest “fad” for the bh o m ¢. es, brunettes, red heads. Limited quantity, se hurry’ ‘ Elliott’ s— Basement.) | & ell. Wagon. bright ef Writing Paper! &® wonderful Kmes - HURRY us the y is limited. (Elliett’s Basement.) $9.68 ‘ Elliett’s—Basement..) fitted. with powder and rouge: very neat looking. Makes a lovely Xmas gift. Special Thursday! (Main Floor) Ie J LADIES’ SLIPPERS | $2.50 Values $1.38 Ladies’ felts, fur or ribbon trimmed; leather sole; rub- ber heel: all colors. Men’s Sheep!lined COATS § he $8.50 values, Thursday at 3 Beaverized coilars. AEE REE Loathereté 5 )* leatherette (3d Fleer.) Sheep-Lind Boys $15 Leatherette Sheep-Lined Coats With beaverized collar. Thursday at SW Wemen's leatherette Trench Coats °3.95 Values jo 88.50— suede-lined iecather- ette materiais, in a selection of colors. In sizes for wemen aod misses. (3d Fieer.) 195 ELECTRIC tRerviceable heat- ing clement, col- red enameled base. Compiecte with cord. (Main Fleer.) mil ~ if sy a a hoo he ae ah a ti oa ee 7 | hein then i green i St. ling the public and introducing and | Ge | The POST-DISPATCH Regularly prints MORE WANT oy ae 3 i ce + ~ Aga Vs would get so d1zZ) ‘something to keep from falling. I | Was ‘elderly people were ithan the visits I ’ " aa , Sn nies ld form. and bloat follow Pc, - = food vas Wou ing and indigestion slightest bit of g | omach and cause a burning throat to the pit Often I becam: weak and faint had sever headaches; b! spots would float before my eves and sometimes J } I had to hold on f greasy would sour mv st sensation from my of any stomach. i nt and Wigt wh laxative on! + +) take a necessary but this almost every night, gave temporary reli f. ‘When I noticed what the papers were saving about Kon jola, and as I read of a number of recoveries in eases about like mine, and that many being benefited. I decided to try it myself. What a glad surprise was in store for me. This medicine is certainly effective in cases of stomach trouble. After taking Konjola for only three days I noticed very much of an improve- ment in my condition. Headaches had disappeared and the various symptoms kept me in muser} ach lmost gone; ny soreness vanished. ana that ore . ™ P aT each Gav Wt : ti 3 1 and that petite increased and that the pit of my stomac# Con on had been releved, am free of + " in ; ss de xT »} + as “ aA GIiZZ% eres ant no in m\ have that awful My strength ani norma! and for This my longer mouth. tast¢ , oe ¢n energy are returning to . os ceohn . yr . | ; my cieewgt ; f nigi ' }& un } oKen the first time has even In fact it has medicine nerves. whole evste! fits as I have since taking Kor jola, Tam convinced that this new med?- has helped more than ai! the treatments 1 have had; more ? a have mace to sev- eine me more than medical I have had, [I appreciate that every- done to give me resorts and eral health anv other although thing possible was } l aid relief, but it me permanent relief from had suffered so long. Natur- too clad to indorse compound for the others who still the right medliecine to eries I am on:y markatl are leoking Man the Wal- “15 Olive street, daily meet- The Konjola = at Drhg Store, Louis, where .he 1s explaining the merits of this medi- cine. Free samples given. Pere? DIES ee at Pate “jon . tal he ed . oehs eh. “ b Sate Te .* ate o> oe ~ m. Reeeiving such bene- ' ‘MENINGITIS FATAL TO FIVE ++ took Konjola to give} the mis- | ‘ ,rOoOm SOLD DUST C SHARES IN FLOUR MILL FIRM ee Purchase Is Second Step Toward Reported Huge Food and House- hold Goods Corporation. Dy the Associated NEW YORE. | Dust Corporation Press Dec. and allied inter- 40,000 shares of common stock of Standard Milling ests have bought Co., one of the world’s largest flour milling concerns. Standard milling has outstanding $12,497,342 of authorized $16.,- v0,000 common stock of $1068 par value. Goid Dust recently of a reported tion Eigantic food and tio. The trol of American its subsidiary, Best Foods Co. Wes- son Oi] and. Snowdrift Co. of New i ‘ ’ i ‘ i This is the second step taken by | toward forma- | houhehold products compora- | corporation acquired con- | Linseed Co. and | Orieans is reported slated to be ab- | sorbed by . * Standard elu flour warehouses Gold Dust. mills in Minneapolis City, HKan., and Gold Dust operates plants Baltimore, Ont. 4 . se8 Le ¢ .? NuUunSas ‘ imte< pee sii bee ‘+ 7 "wee mt. LOUIS. olis and Hamilton, Milling’s property itn- | elevators and | and | other | Indianap- Cause of Deaths at Postdam, Mo.. | Definitely Fixed by State. the Associated Press JEFFERSON CITY, Dec. 12. Dr. James Stewart, State announced Bs —_——- C‘ommissioner, today the State definitely meningitis ? he determined that spinal of the epidemic type death of five persons Osage County, in the Caused at Potsdam, (‘last few days, and the serious ili- ness of at least three other persons ; j in the community. ' ' | Mrs. A quarantine of all persons who he funer@is of Mr. and Henry Kessler, the first vic- 5s had been established. the Health Department reported Ir. E. W. Coffey, United, States Public Health Service worker stationed here, will make a survey of the community Tests were made on attend ed victims, which showed presence of arm... Health Department had | Health | oo CN ts EC rey ea ph ta tact - - _ Se ae a een eee fluid from the spinel column of the | the epidemjc type spinal meningitis A box of candy for her and What an agreeable sur- prise to find that Listerine Tooth Paste at 25¢ saves you $3 per year as com- pared to 50¢ dentifrices. Spend the saving as you please. Candy is one sug- gestion. Flowers, another. ry this great dentifrice at 25¢ T doesn’t take long to discover that among tooth pastes this new one isa great value. Merit makes itself known almost instantly. Perhaps that is why Listerine Tooth Paste has leaped so quickly to leadership. The fact that it is made by the makers of Listerine vouches for its quality. Yet its price is but 25¢—half of what you ordinarily pay. Modern methods of manufacture and mass production alone make possible such a paste at such a price. If you have not tried Listerine Tooth Paste we urge you to do so. Compare it with any and judge by results alone. Note how swiftly—and how safely—it cleans. Note how little brushing is necessary. And particularly note that delightful feeling of freshness and invigoration which follows its use. Lambert Pharma- cal Company, St. Louis, Mo., U.S. A. LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE a

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POR a 3 mibepiinanrgne id SRO Ny a ee Raa EERE 9. getline 2 ep Ske rh RRR YER et Tae he eo 4 vet : wi in ar Me ene F bys b= een € OES AE EERE HORE ERI a — Di waco e-oococpareeee te alee. Sec A dieaden deeteienmemeiinall . alobaen th 7 : We ed tS ti inl =. correct ‘clubs had tris multiple Owne that they that ‘+ 2rrTn > Dispa t on the . ‘ . > ”~ > Lae Carvajal sho ’ . ryt? “4 . uiasiaid re O*% eT, LAljonai s man S Or i€agues. 5Maii ' rm a LAs 4414 > tha — S Le ie | Ait leagues | financial] | by major argued that if other smal! leagues weather ~ £4 Rae + storms. Unless aided Class D and | were permitted to die, .here would i. be ball players and the caliber o. plar ‘in the majors Through per ; bank Sgainst the Sanization, with ts many le in SO many ‘ stu Sues : Howley Wants an Infielder Bat He Has Nothing to Offer as Trade Bait a Saft Gorrespondent. “AGO, Dec. 12.—Rumors tra ades have Americar are been Sherts iMevel: (,eo0rce tent business th ‘the swapping ing far. American business yesterday and will be a fwint the two major leag be further discussion of the minor ‘uation and of the minor for a conference Baden, Ind., Jan. 1@. League owners discussed probiem, or “selection” to term it, but de- tien wntil teday. The Na augue already has informed nors that it is not interested . t he rw ise re rout ine. read his re- directors met and iformed Ruppert ork had 128 penn: league | Leaguer left unfin- tomorrow | meeting of | t There will ished there uca, aa oe + cy le X{ conterence., usin was mé President "Darnare port the S0iemniv ti a? New won the } ees Jake that his Yankees nt The eecided te continue Support of the American baseball program for boys. Reduced Time of Games. Pri eids mt shewed that Barnard's report he league had cut down ths > Ribag: a 2yre>rs ize game laste? one hour and eh r was ators showed ; °’TgT) a AW ere their aver- browns as their aguUe pilavred ir minutes | LTis hat the/ mpires had 41 hours working time during compared to 1927. tehers and elapsed indicated that the mound might be important factors in the length of contests: Serrell of Detroit averaged 2:07 — fer each complete game, while Fd | Rommet of the Philadelphia Ath- ities breesed through bis games for an averace of one bour and 29 mrinats- f %. oe to Jjand rs + . - a ig A sh Y este has a now stands. ine ing is handicapped in > - 4 4 aggressi tradi ne } er At 39 clubs want r€ Phil Ball, his last million, Browns had lost nang, in 1928 spite their finishing in third place but that had arranged to bor- the Sh +e Oy the fact that few hea ‘fe riff from friendly George The 2 gave Ferrell, the catcher recently signed as a free agent, $25,000 to sign a contra themselves. unhealthy tions.” se a sec krock him vy Risko. to be ta Johnn ploded as a = 7 he Pirates along Wright and Petty classed among bors” of baset ‘ed a good share of on tne ; as a+ both +h —.- + be wo ae TT ~ 44 a #1 ny * * * x smd ie ae | ‘* pia) Season Boston Red Rowland, former Di TE OS manager of Nashville: what makes for tegy of fans. t certainly wou! ld Is a2 : at n“ elfminat seve | which mine Johnson the old time them from the Oid players but who had their speed in the field, could heroes because of their ago, to kee secretary, a rule would keep Sobb and Speaker in the would be a great thine for baseball. Hans Wagner would have stayed In uniform per- haps 10 longer if there had been a rule. The player's legs usually fail him first and he has to quit while he still coujd F't game. ” +2 7 *? Liizi we “4 cendse - We - fici als announced today. s a = ; Kioebinson, 300 in any league. Bt Dear pegging stronger and better teams ani Siceen. ne ; better baseball.” oaugall Dan Howley, manager e —— Browns: “I'm against the § ape The lively ball gave us alld By She E Wray ting We need. The * _™- Dispatch. | scoring enough rune The 1 « Dditor of the Pe cs and | ees mest ic too many one was last year. It would .. ; ball instead of helping & , fling enter it would be tough of . xe Colis They'd have to bear down @ time and would have mere ble lasting nine inningg®> probab!) Ed Bang, sports editer, € = pron not wae. News: “I like the suggestion. 4 take : ail out of the gate -_ would enable a pitcher t& a i s00e paid = a through more games. Wiehe. »d estimate of the attendance. would be better ani iB r ‘s began in the first would be better.” a ut when Cy lone Robirison Fr. Cc. Lane, editoe = | ten pres ~ .gazine:” “ ; pense of Billy Scharve . ne pe ag or ‘tens - a is he Cyclone knows his the rules would make Bm | & La jis. The Cyclone — creased interest. First imoramia 3 ition — stuff and gave ~ of such radical changes | ——- thrill or two, but c unfavorable, but the more “MBM gracefully whef the end of their sider Mr. Heydier’s suggestiaggigg half hour tme better I like it. I believe ) re ‘ant ra 1h . = repat sitra-modert nent provided night. There unadulterated ae but # ged in by the they endeavored Fouis AiD: Lis iast heen so tiie wrestll: On was ind? limit began te roll} aroun. 4 The a event which brou will welcome the change has had a chance to mull Bucky Harris, manager, } Tigers: “Just say that impression is unfayve + ee to the front John Pesek, who was opposed te the behemoth Stanley Stasiak. By} ali rizht and reason this matcl |} Should have ipied the place ef ‘ing sveeond on thes night being long? ‘somethi ng had to be After some masterful face- by Stasiak, assisted -by ‘k ferectty, the event order frequently or “ary, — fight, but ADVERTISEMENT qj? iz *- M eet esp Out m the Aisles. T) ley wrestied out into tie — | Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin’? G@isies an Specta tors Startea — there. broke their holds and® ~« a nagiy WELL - WHAT \Do You phy ay | | OLD GOLDS! er see [even AUNT MINNIE (7 —_ A LUCID Int FROM AUNT MINNIE McAnight Tailoring Co. 513 Locust The Smoother and Better Cigarette = --not a cough in a carload YAU 2 ) DEAR AUNT “MINNIE — (Gop BLESS HER ————E——— SE AND THe NEXT NEXT AND etnff = usiak AMD THE NEXT. made him op pesite took a * and Again the pee : Packs tn the aricl Wau rned But tae ‘ ics again the men, ied and socom 1 floory of the arena ‘ | Pesek astride thea) Boston Gea: Enough ” & Packs stopp: the Stasia ic As Pese!} & left the ring the polices QZain entered him away. j iecture to escort just why. no one eoulg? Se. Stasiak is entirely when not on the miat : Daviecourt Turns to Wrestling. Lacie Davisecou rt. war-searred} Veteran “iyntia ef the w ui dogger" SE game, was next on the pre-7 Gam, with * Chicaga, “ick Lutze of Procrr wer out on ti as t »O orders. much. Obedient] the sHiow. OLD CRAB) | , COMES BUT ONCE) A YEAR, BUT WRENM IT COMES . OH-H-H-BOY! WHAT A GRAND ND GLORIOUS CHRISTMAS - . onic eournciseamn* Not A COUGH | NA —? t A CHEERY BEARER OF X F. GOODWILL ~ THE SPECIAL” OLD GOLD sot: cay PACKAGE EEE 3! Doce yet ly by ais Wrestling activities. Daviseourt was con- within reason. He a Very pleasing ¢x-7 4 only OCe- looking 10" been macved eatwaraal Tir fireworks was entirely out of to come he mode and ist LDbaviscourt 0 mildiy, for ilers of the ‘em reugh “Where ler surprising. te sees k eventually ren but after a half hour! e pulchritudinous Nick urmiock on his por i Srought him to & Meyers, who should} finished the adi the ~ /ece® de resistance supp SuU™or ot the evening Dut a “stiing. Paul Harper the eppenent first look one would bh ay ¢* a re bout would go & ith Garper being sections. Steele is a US n@ an experienced fellow a pink-cheek Without any comsiiderable et. “Tce and without the «arm 4 seasoned wrestler. He had “™usecles at all. Hie upper “arm development indicated ‘ar remeved from equality SUsh beys ef the mat. “S itdicated he was mot of his novitiate. x Face Maker. “““verthciegsn, the beut, wt One. fail. to. a. finisd,. tlarper ix > sls matured in the second; neutral, itn a Suginassaiaon uence? negra gerne ~<-aarndenn = Bo less a wrestling personage than] ot; begair; appeared} referee | disqualifying} i MER ie age al a Pete ate Sst re ad a ie he

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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ees ___ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 _ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _—_ _PAGE 33 WRESTLING FANS TREATED TO R OUGH HOUSE _SHOW AT COLISEUM _ - ee ee ee Cae eee ed AON ES 8. es - = - ee o a ee eee ee ee — — - —s ae _ oo = a a ener eee oom. ane —— -- Cit RR a Be ee eee eee ee ee — en ar ee ene a —— neem —— CARNEGIE TECH ; | JOHN PESEK AND Conny, fa BILLY FREAS | 5 Greater St.Louis Girls’ EVEN ST.LOUIS © Player Must Re Deliavaia TO PLAY BEARS | | STASIAK FINISH | >| FAVORED FOR ‘Basket Loop Begins Play ppog |N COAST -—Ss- In. Shooting for Basket This is the ninth of a series of instructive articles on basket- ! ae a Is : hactire Ron ll lay : , 7 s _2t% oO its intro- Y by ‘ j THEIR B rN ) S RIBLING BOUT d a ee Phy os sagen ’ tye : pe at a newt GOL OURNEYS ball, written for the Post-Dispatch by C. 0. Benson, assistant coach n in St. Louis tonight on a big league basis when the newly- | ppt OUT ON uction 12 : maths ahaa . at Washington University. Others will follow daily. St Louis Girls’ Basketball Association cpen f 2 EN. IO organized Greate! coun. , R () ARENA & By Dam Kerb ite season ‘at the Armouy, Vrend DOUleVAre Mae Martirt Greet, ‘Tae Seven St. Lou golf p 1] By C. O. BENSON -giannelion 1 ’ : Seve et. £40Uls ZOll pros wil) oe , agin os S eane S06 pt the > ut It Out. y ons y | reetz team meeis Crystal City, Mo., in the opening game at 8 p. m.,/..op Of the Washington U. Coaching Staff. test football ele Billy Freas of Chicago will be : : Seek fortune and fame during the Washinete vens, wi) @ “10 Razor Blades Taken From et ae ae _ ~~ | and the Bachelor Champions play the Headlight A. C. in the second | Winter in tournaments in the South No, 9—ESSENTIALS OF GOAL THROWING. here ot oh. a beg Ne | Man's Stomach.” the opponent of Young Stribling!., 9 5 m. The Schenbergs, fifth member of the league, draws a|2ud on the West Coast, Bill Shra- ere next a robably on : . ’ naa ° > it was announced here te, | ee ate orathird age ee i a a WRESTLING RESULTS | | Nothing like razor blades to | M®*t Tuesday night at the Coli-. 'der, secretary of the Missouri Pro- : : >| Sharpen the appetite. 'seum. if Fre: nas i Aiea ' » fessional Golfers’ Association; has HOOTING is the ultimate end tice one of these forms conscien- | : eww Coenen , aig P. sas alana es Fred Peetz, president of th PAPA ALAA PLL | Be NLOUN CO. in basketball! offense. In fact, tiously for two weeks, and after , ' casing of Carnegie’g — e Seattle, threw Paul See where neither Yale nor | "0" ¥ crag eR Jack gipvet sociation, and his committee have | Those who will compete oun it is the chief objective of that you can use your own ideas. . it Was disclosed that # Roy Steele ton, he er Harvard made the AlJ-America | 245 2dvisers, and represent@¥ives of ‘Caldwell Given St. Louis include: Clarke Morse,| basketball. Without the ability In arching the ball some will play an intersectiongy parper: = ree "i ail team, and they, with Princeton, | the State and City Boxing Commis- : ; Forest Park; Art Longworth,;| to score, no team can expect to coaches prefer the high are, BITIC ry ome University of South. in 54 here = ys ie " ‘ Sot used to split it between them. sions, according to an announce- held in conjunction with the open Release From | Country Club: Fred Clarkson. Glen! win. while others prefer a low one. ailiornia in Los Angeles - poisting ae aie ing. An orchestra will “ovic Echo; Benny Richter and Clarence Good shooting is due to a nat- OW arranged a suitable program to i ‘ i4 ing. him t 8 one aca ent by Tippett, last night. . sais : i 4. —— | tal, Utes Sic Trameit Gloria Eli 3 wt | : _ i teat tee Menthe ee be Pro Grid Team |\Coff, Triple A; Jim Pairman of; ural eye, correct form and con- € BC ieduic: Li ay ; Tlarnet tik various Ag ries and t] ipnet riginally planne: ‘ ss a hai r = | Riverview, and Georrwe Koob. =t. stant practice. The player must ~S——5B y at At , : Cie, pa ie = ‘lees teat ' Lie ba i ; ) tween period: hile appropriate , , , , : ar ethany at Béthany West -— - ee ne Techs mat Stribling with Tom : i doen | By the Abeactetes Louisan, who is professional at always be deliberate in shooting. 5 hi e} rg. “68. yererec =" : : — r a - oe : "4 speecnes © made e 5 ein Sem we Fontiz c 1? Nev Sod ,7T) , ; ; ¢ mine " ~ is if ly ‘ jc fhe football honors now annex local heavyweight, but th- Sta‘ ,ominent in local athletic circles. NEW YORK. Dec. 1°—Br Pontiac, lil. : Never hurry in shooting. Con- | HIGHEST 19—Washingion and Settee. mek Lutze of Chicazg hrew ie dealt Seen coke te tala ee na City C ‘i ste go aaa ee ae eee, x : Pepe PE co Morse, Missouri open champion,! centrate on fhe basket. Many | CART “se mie Ee ee . , cic 1any Ve ist anc 7 MmMmMiSs:ons -TUuUSe arge scorebpoar Nii Site 4 ar to1! sn We , io ate : ; ure, ; ay Nic cenourt ¢ Wea | The Eli-Pr - ears - bust | ity Comm ms retu A large repoarau ny ‘ a Caldwell, famous Yale halfback, is entered in an open tourney at! would-be stars think that they do OF ARCH Ar ire ’ : T 7 > uA » ad sy int ” - ie a aaa ¢ = | i Yr oY sy + . ‘ L- Y ; > , a lige = nm « + - _ . . ' . . ' —W ashi gion ‘University "at ~ ae? ha OO ein o | neeton-Harvard trust. sanction the bout.’ Johnny Mack prominent position where the iden has been given his unconditional | Sacramento, Cal. ie has turned’ not have to look at the basket to ‘ : : in oo Li + Lc. 3\ *i¢aer a } ° re ry ‘ =T ; oe a - . . ‘ os 4 x , MO mgr ee - * one fal ‘+ otf arm ) j “= of Pittsburg, who had defeated | “*“? of the players can be deter release by the New York Giants in 69, 71 and 72 scores in prac- score. Real stars when shooting ‘To. —Pitt at Piitsbure. ™- geconds With a: ‘4 ~- Time was when this trium, . nig 28—New York University at’ New) irate mined easily, corresponding num- a .. : > lia SR ae ae ae ata nepreterers op : owed by ab uppe: rg rm Scissors Was deemed the greatest of the ‘Pivac on the last Coliseum fight | bers on the ‘players’ Om La bein af- | oh Bes 5 Ror gs , receaee be Patgprones cs tee elec te | sr poy rete fo ae | 14—Southern California at | Weights: Day iscc ‘gagged : ta ms great; 3 card, was then proposed as an oOp- | fixed to their names on the board. | Although the club simply an- win. The entry list will include | no intermediate to shoot for in z ou : : si. Ke ees anderson. But now oh shade >i : ‘ponent for Stribling by ‘Tippett. The Peetz team will be minuS/ nounced that Caldwell’s contract |the English professional, T. H. Cot- trying to make the basket. Just The correct arch {sg shown In the Grid Coach Retained. Pesek h svennt leb., | eae This bout the City Commission %eTvices of Dot Brown and Evelyn expires this Saturday ard that | ton, the only English pro compet- | shoot to make it. Always have diagram. the Associated Press. _: john = oe siento Sl | eee ee also refused to ray Ga Nagei, wi ne | Bruce would not play against |ing in America this winter. confidence in your ability to A shooter should be alirpund DELAW ARE, 0O., Dec, 12.: a wm #2 rete sat tips Tie =a champ. ee g wow = Aen club which finished second klk the New York Yankees on Sun- Richter and Coff have been play-| eoynt. ; in his shooting; 1. e., not confine George: E. Gauthier, head football : siak, pomon, . ime 11 rs 64 a Was Ka yoed by Stribling. yvear 1n a enior wuny ' ue. lay. ji vas .e on luk ing in Oregon. After severa] Every playe - should have good himself. to any one particular coach at Ohio Wesleyan University ait tages 28 495 ae er etal hod te 1d€a USEC 10 i he names of three ¢ ligib. yp But in their stead will bs lice ifficials rat he forme - urnaments in California they wil! form in shooting. Form will style, as there are many eocca- since °1, has signed another con- siak, - ‘, bs ie =. gy ages bis UCaL ic toe an 2 wm onenis were thi a} given 1p] * Dy | ‘rmyer, a tail center, and t} stz vas not 7; ugged return home by way of Texas and help you make the basket. In the sions when special types of shots poet for three years, university of. Fred — ai Saciheas eC! : ‘ be ine col 5 ii os . representative a tne oe MT surkhardt; a wiry forwari, both of = gh to le pro game. ,OKlahoma. next few articles correct form are more valuable. ; ials a scene Raster Billy Schar! ert St Louis. be: train enough above the | mission, he sai -. The eligibice wer vhom have been going great gu Wy find th at with only afew | J®nsworth will leave this week) Yin pe qn; strated to you. Prac- __ Next. the Flip Shot. - * as, Jimmy Byrne ot suisville » the green an wn ] » te wrewtiobe said Dr Messy pe to compete in a $10,000 event at) ————————————— silly / A - . ieee. L a* Jie c i aire 1] a y i ¢ e: >. y Cyclone a —s ° ciataee sta : ¢ _. o- . Psa rl- a + 2 rh, ns. FF & he } mtinr = , - = >. d } re] Ss. qu in a fi a ia ean meas Thoma, one fall, time 10 minute or i : Se pipe nei Lt ae iis * on, tne 2 what club secretary, “that the Los Angeles | Garcia Defeats Kelly Warren Wins by Kayo. at mn ; T »¢ oe . : "aga ; he Or rval men . 4 P ’ 2s vs) & ‘onside >(j ‘ * es 299 han the 4 ie ; v8 i - : eg | EE 30 seconds. Weights: same ai it pro players come from the Elected Guta HAGERSTOWN, Md., Dec. 12.—| By the Amociated Press, 2 t. r iB Se sz » - : . A x . - : ‘ ’ : ; 'S ‘ : ‘ : : . ries 7 4 ad . a T - , - “ _— | . Pid P . = av 4 « ; f A rh —~ ’ rea “ P pe - 7 e Dan Howley, manager of the pounds eac.. eree—s ag To get an educated to. ethlins benesn antl 2S PgR SD be ; “= Biss pes “Sage agg — a ect Gn Captain Bobby Garcia of New York, light- HIGH POINT, N. C., Dec. 12.- " hy rate - , . ‘ io n a ; : i a , . ; | of oa —T ——- usually are throng a a el » DEL 105 sefore closing with Bucky Ha: pion, twice, tie 1 as snow. . The lineup Coaches Dick Hanley of North- | |} untavorabie, but the more COon- gracefully when the €1 of thei: te —P ors PP See a wes given a draw m the fi! bout. ; Kite Pepe prone . ia sp ris, had made arran : > : = FIRST GAME. western and An dy Kerr of Wash- { 27+" ] Y's =| rvre st llomT) th f fn} um limi 7% ia J 4 2 } vr sri¢th + . _s ~~ "oa “3 c ere 4 4 } 4 ; ad sider Mr. Heydier s sugsestion he elf hour time lin began t nent go with the Portlan: three S ago, and in 1926 th Comal Cit: Pants ington and Jefferson have an- better J like it. I believe baseball. @ ground. ucks, who don't care hethe air 10-GCC1S011 DOU M fi rg kd M ven | DOuNced in our mo or i a i nate ™ EERE ee ‘ a ae ia ‘ 4 t nip adison i’ « Mortensen D2 Reg will welcome the change after it The fouls matured in the secon it rain r not. Won 17 Bouts With K O. Phe Eastern squad, composed of t | has had a chance to mull it over.? /@yent which brought to t! } ee ie e : wp PEMEPS. -- + »- 2 eh ate tho 2 players from the East and Mid- Bucky Harris, manager, Detroit $0 less a wrestling per nag han resident-elect--Hoover com - o agen gp tirn: ceccoeren. RGAE St Sine be a goer dle West, will assemble at North- | | Tigers: “Just say that my first John Pesek, who was opposed t leted the first leg of his Re a Et Hi ca PRS sar ‘Th ‘ “ | we University Saturday and | “| impression is unfavorable.” the behemoth Stanley Stasiak. sy | will tour at Valpa: ae x gro Ae ee ee sy * eee ee three-hour drill will en- ; @i right and reason this atch a warm reception ,hili. ie eee oes ee aoe seonaged os | SECOND GAME. train for the West. | ———— An 77 Me m3 . @ould have occupied the plac: ee ee eee a Bachelor | Three days will be spent in San ris = .. Cuticura @mor. But being second on th: The proposal build a cout ae i= oe ay ya i Headlight A. C. Champions. Francisco for training, after which | megram, and the night being lon; ry home somewhere in Virgini: Ne cs ge re. ae ee a agel.. ...4.F..Mary Dueker the Eastern squad will be taken to Shaving Stick | ew | fishing is adequate and affording a cfittige | : Sueme. . + ie Sas .. Mullen Peugh house. The men frequent! ample protection from cowboys es ee ee te teferecs—L.. Smith and C. A. squared = as it 9 fight, but and Indians who want to saw off fe petit Ake SR gtesiggese ~"“s “DPoc”’ Calian. Time of quarters— | thought better of it. their war bonnets and 10-gallon a a ee & minutes. W a Out in the aiaies. hats on him. Then they wrestled out aisles and Started fight iJ tsicic. 4% > Vi Lo P ‘ 4A “+ Hie nT ith - °%. 8 os wr '- . ,oetic } f{yueven J. Tapp rson, Supe rintend- Specta! . , a LHe sce resigcenti. fit ani Ei LDe! hicago for tion. € ple- ; | By BRIGGS pectators broke es “er ai‘ GS ne =e -_ s+ oo _— Vv > - in oc ~ co re , 3 73 | ant abd re reatior > ee Mat ing ot the the y 1% . = vi eat it OUT It aSiiil Eton Or BV ey ph eg en ; - police SWarry: 7 or e . Jue is . sae: ; site was ER ict 1 si 2 : : el : Headliz! ¢ A. * - L. to another k equally as “ al iii. ~T Lripiineg 4 } the ringside. With nobody hurt oa sium tah canis eae | genior division. Riddick maintains | gee Be Le ale F | - , — . é the ie daa eile bide be whe tumher of thartiet we | 4S. “Ma “Pas” -and brother, 1 | one of the xitts hid Beker BG SE ere YOUR automobile is something climinated. Special care has also D THe NEXT, AND “Tes A ee ting. Stasiak made | en holding jobs has doubled | 7, pert in a long-distance telephone | Vious basketball experience, an eae FS ee, like a miniature city. There isan been taken to make the distribu- —_ -. AND THE NE. Z. passes at Pesek and u: ince 1891 ut is home wit a 3 al EA: sida “ie saa hat ittin; hem in the nior di ee. 3 : . Dell =~ : | double Soccer Referees } + ed | | In the new Ford, you will find The electrical and ignition sys Promot: r Tom as Hg and warned the mes. ae ss dered ae G Pp Rai . ees ee each of these systems of the latest tems of the new Ford are so simple the tactics proceeded and soon ernrinable rep titic } et ay alse i : oa 2 tie a Pe at re Risto al i ally > again both were out o: ee ee f seeming farce, in which Steele PIE vrVrVTrrTe65édte?ery probably 2 ar 1: So » ied -— | his 1926 listing at 170 Nobody cares what becomes of ill report larry 2, -: Headlizght.A.' C.. has protested to c of Pisbinnien ‘ official ] Of the arena wit? 8 .¢h. by turns played the craven and the Camera For | . . _ surprisingly re etiride ths rT in| Meeting at Sherman Park Com- : Every part has been made that will give you to Packs’ ; ung suer Twice he escaped icing) orders. \e ‘eferee young pursuer. estes ne wg ——s agers of teams of the Ci} a neglected. PMOPPEd the show dicualifvine | between the ropes to the fioor sical tana eae SPECIAL BARGAIN PRICES! of ELY WALKER & and at a minimum of troable and mean they should be —— | Alig it Soccer Lez e voted t increase in © As Pesek i . the rine the nolice | another into the press seats. It : ) wun eutefed the wietu.e + 1c... Was this same pait who, a _ few! new scale calls for $5 per game f from time to time. me, Stasiak is entire - ie when Steele vaulted over the top) for those who have cape prime? ie ) 4 -3 36-Inch tor—one of the most important The storage battery should be. When Bet on the mat. rope of the ring onto the floor be-, longer than a year. In almost ever) Dicks | rror from his foe rames cach Sunday afternoon, Javiscourt. war-searred | ao ae le ei Se 7 y ase | ; ' the curre ep ean. The generator charg- Veleran « ‘Puliderrer” of os is anata Steele is the master face-maker: that the salary amounts to $12 a y which supplies nt for kept el ‘ E. Uing game, was nex: ne the . eg of all the wrestlers who have ap-' day. | | \ ‘ ° | lighting and for engine ignition. mg rate should be changed as if £9", with Nick Lutze of C peared here. In last night's bout); R. W. Tapperson. director 0 es in | di 5 pl , [is looking young fellow who| he excelled himself. But he ap- | recreation and Breve In the new Ford, the generator icated. Spark plugs should be | 4 hot yet been marred twoard.| parently fooled , AnyG | . . | marred outward- : : "a ~ EERY BEARER OF XMAS 4 by by his eatin. . os ee his exhibition. Ringside comment] Finnegan, member of the Exect ~ is of the power-house type and 18 : : : DWILL~ THE SPECIAL t 3 For Once, Daviseon — con-| Was to the effect that Steele should tive Committee, urged the man ; ; distineti P features. It has tributor ports should tlso be ‘ oer. i: able to throw Harper almost at! agers to assist in stamping ut FOLDING HAW KEYE a ew k Adi lj il. 3 . : , . GOLD HOLIDAY PACKAGE fee’ Luise gave a very pleasing ex-| Will rough play. It is only through th Regular $11.00 Value been specially designed to prevent ept clean and the distributor " AZ le us na” ’ 7 P fasionally. It , : P the crow d better by putting on a +} e referees can bring about clei ‘ p tharacter a eateries ~ | eood act. and, in the end, defeating | er football, the speakers said ~ Regen: Sale at every 2000 miles. himselr — 84 : a we c his foe. Just betore he ‘inish Ohne manager, Ed Gamewel!l h ‘1 ‘ 414 has * > - Pie Of tire laders of the modern Steele mounted his Beye led | directs the Schulze team at Fal ee fe oe the only thing you need do is fo These are just little things, but E the blood fie wh sat Harper clei “TOSS | adopt a rule calling for automatic ore expensive ; i ; 4 vet - ; : : , th Thane a . . ‘ aan. eee {the ring, into the press row. rl ejection from the game for a a ae the seasons change. ear. You can have them looked regular ler a half hour | #84¥». ed 1 9.35 Closely allied to the electrical after at very small cost by the : SO the Pulchrifudinous Nick Finally Harper succeeded in g player. He said that he will en-+«# valuc wed an ar Spy at ine headlock after headlock such rule on his own club ; the ; iti I miock on his ponder- —— ‘ ‘ force suc . om ee pie Feld ket No system ad ignihen system. t, a ial : » of his energy, he leaped in, seized .». i im if he persists :- |(pRegular price, 80 | : finished the job = \ few persons with! Municipal sports, and John cleaned at regular intervals. Dis- t to Perform wit} ~~ He be Bic tio 5 | “mirla T eced an ter a nana Lrers 9 > bs tion. ‘, age thy *erhaps he could. But he pleased | co-operation of the managers ft! ‘ ° vaseline With fireworks on c-| Ptrha couse eT : | A camera of | —A Regular $10 Seller! On most forms of trouble. Oiling is cam given a film of akes pictures | necessary only once a year. About > Bult of “tr ; ’ . . . T . , . ‘acai “Led nllean ones ‘ a as | ty ; op be ’ ? - t } - 5 a Ee “oeele fé :im. ae fan Moleskin Coat with big Bea- co with the lif of your car and give you humor of the ; line but not, Crumpied. Steele fell on hi By the Associated Press. ; new model; akes splend:d ver-Dyed Sheep skin Coller and nects the il . e the bout ould go five! ing total collapse. ) Just as good as a chariot rac o appear here Thursday night. the Bin Teman temietin 2s Bid bout has been canceled. Cuddy lens, takes .pictures 2'/9x444, m with full detachable belt! The Daviscourt-Lutze match re-| Demarco of Pittsburé and —— the shade or on up te 48 Chest! Out they Go at ‘eulted in a heated controversy as; McCarthy, Chicago, welterweights, cloudy da: _— . 4 arper is a pink-cheeked —_ ‘ d bout Mon- | | evn ut i | hethe sc shoulders | will meet in a 10-roun ul Mon ae | Al LLED : Withoy any consid: rable ex- | to wie ther Davis ourt’s } : No. o box Brownie -S Takes pic- M L ORDERS FI any time. ‘ienced fel ; . ny “nce and x without the earmarks / actually were owe. ee “en ime ——————— tures 2'4x3'4, roll 2.50 rr Da in tefe ander- ” s , Seasoned wrestler. He had no | siders contended manpres: © ca Sonnenberg Is Victor. film. Price. ... _§ L~ ™ascles at all. His upper and | sen decided prematurely. It was se .. @ development indicated he| announced that Lutze had offered | B) ROVIDENCE. R j., Dec. 12.— 9 ORD OTOR MP oe far remo, ~ from eauality with | to wrestle all over again, to prove G aig te ahere of this city fl | tou i gehts, =o but that Daviscourt had, Gus sonnenwe ft mg bee th bo b i) 1 . i Am hHiis ; his point, i tened Joe de \ ito of ita 7. im on » | “ r *. ilin » . ; ’ . us ’ rhe i . sed. " —. , indic ' ’ : retus¢ hour °* minutes anad 28 seconds Of his no tint = ‘omoter Tom Pa , ts A a a sad & bd =F : ener er F: | no statement that he had with-| of wrestling here last night. Two | Rane ige Fee. MK. W. CORNER STH AND WASHINGTON 4 Ss aster —— Maker. ' Zsie tateme : ‘ . i flvine ta -kles and a reverse dou- : AND and YW, é G I : - Ye . wn Tt t cc use +? : A iS : i 58 ; ia *Wertheless, the bout. whichiheld Stasiak’s pay vce i a9 : 5 eat led-the bout 4 3 One fall t "a for i} saintion } wae elbow joe CDYULG ~ & me . i ; . 0. 1... Uusai, . Went. O71. 20u — ,

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ST. LOUIS ICE HOCKEY = OPENS SERIES AT ST. PAUL TOMORROWE== =~ PE Ee ing from Purdue White came to; 2 gnventor, ] C | : AINST Washington University where bad & ‘McLain, Foc i seement in 1927 superintend- : New Orleans harts | has served as basketball coach for ~ tar, M Be ¥ we; the Crompton & Knowles PPP PBPPABPBPPA LAL APOIO PP LLL : , , ay . died today. Associ- eee. eee the past several years. YWors ; : : x. a — bb “4 ' Weather -loudy; track heavy. | ae hte eleven asceasons ef coach Hu HAGERSTOW ee “a th oP ai ; with Crompton & Knowles) dic | n his eleven sceason Coscia. & York a 1tnou with Special to the Post-Dispatch. ine at Purdue. Lambert ae is an sew Gtk, cutpent - es 4§73, he assisted in the de-| ts of t » the Andy Kelly, Baltimore (8). | IOWA CITY. a. pea ment amd perfection of the) junk NEW ORLEANS, La, Dec. 12. lio win » The results Of tv- ledge over all Big Ten rivals em and had taken out! with day's races t Jefferson hie rk: aS, matter of games won ana i ‘ | Los ANG ELES.—Bap sy Jac AYES Me LAIN = » le FIRST RACE “$1 aM), Cla uc. Malcen ~-year-o1ns, Tive and one-Dall furs | , : " ane of th Os a , ting to the loom iIn-! tart good 3 pl same. Went to post at } at post 1 minute. he is regarded as one Of the mh) Gans, Los Angeles. outpotnted _ ing Indian _ _diahyget Hepbd ; = . ; ’ . , eo ' st} +? > ‘ 3 : , 5 . _ . > Tr AM TE , t} : ™ > ‘ er ni ad u ri, nn . 4 tr LTid rain ; see ‘ ‘ wv & SUCCESSIL UI i age 54, ae Ts : Chariey Rosen (10). Sol man cp ~~. He was de Pp r : ne 3 mime — - , he wle f{ play ei F 8 thirtr-third degree | | INDIANAPOLIS.—Tracey Cox, Bese eridice: Re ae af Shee HORSES. wer ; ST 7 te. Fin, Jockes , pioyed |! hite & = eres indianapolis. outpointed Sehh> _ i. am Ce tet See ee 7 Walker ¥ ‘ , y aiter t aught | hes ith tal ~~ Allen, Chicago (10); Norman ~™ I RINNEL Catherine $.— ee ais Ee. , ee | - ¥ PP tes nn Rs . "hawt Cee eee OPP temncaa: RRO a >i ‘ tx fi . eipiais ” re Seymour, New Orleans (3). together rerigut teat HIGH POINT, N. C.—Addixren i aggregations. . , ' “pine sETEeE Warren, Chapel Hill, N. ‘ fear : knocked out Marshal Black stoct. | . Columbus, ©. (2). ~~ NATIONAL “LEAGUE. pan ——---- : _— — rm oS ee 7 ati + te , ni ‘ : "a nae 11 /2nd offensive work wat re MIL VgpCRKErF. Wis. — Eddie late the Mitiitems “& a Is. New York Rangers 3. Torunto 2. 2 choos can fer a he? ns oe : easons has made wtine, Gant tine oem cir siow-oreasibg auets | Anderson. Chicago, outpointed ..-. e gam: ee = pesceme a See mutucie paid. ge (-e- 2 sb), v1 1 Big Ten circles un +,.,'ér the most part the reguiat a Davey Ahad. Cleveland (16), i RRA: — — : \ eSB te ay |)ittle difficulty In working thnrovgen Mickey O'Neil, Milwankee. out- ators 1. } rit oe "ard ambe: New York Americans 3, Boston SECOND RACE—S 1000, ens. et ag | and =P. . age ys veo se Thite bag a : a th nd army getrense ti put 1€ pointed 41 Van Kran. Duluth psd pe rent : , >4 3 sl aac ; ‘ r TH Pu o t 2 p! ‘ . ~~ . ‘ ; a Bie are ' SOT) ; e h men na’ EXii0Di ‘ Carroll. Biloxi. 5 jas... knoc ~ ~] .=& . 54 ‘ 7 J.| Pitzgeraid, Ousin ee ae Max : at I - ~~ —— ue Vem 4 ; © cmnat a a * . we at Loi nes ‘ton morr Light. | “ will retails at $1.30 per ab a Stealing 133 | : ate and he liked hi oe no | Cleve? s00r WOrsk .) oa out Jack KRirten. Clemson Col- t all filling stations _- ‘rT Or} EI. : 3 i } : leze. -, 94 ‘ 5 } es Joe Koicht. _ : Mm garages. Augusta, Ga. and Glenn Chan- _THE VEET CO. cey, Jacksonville, drew (10). ° : o ae HIGH POINT, N. C.—Addison Lo p —Fr Se ™ Warren. Chapel Hill N. C., Ww rices od rvice (f- Locust JEP. 2570 knocked owt Marshall Black- Get our low prices on GUARANTEED first stock, Columbus, 0. (2). quality, standard make Tires. We deliver and nd during the seasons of 1229, °21 Gar kin. seco! eam center, COLUMBLS, Ga. — Willie apply mew tires without extra charge. Open up, six a _ he came to be on the wi nade the trip to Bloomington Ptomey. Fort Benning. Ga.. a regular charge account and “Budget” your sad knocked out Maxie Peltz. Ore- a ot son (&. WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — pee mt Jim Shivey, Columbus, Ga... out- pointed Casey Jones, Atlanta, (190). rere RAC E—s 1000. lhe De Soto --year-olds and — wir 864.29. niact = &2 2.60: Faise Pride. show $2.5 Twinklina she w 38.2 re OURTR mage oe the Clairborne err 2. “age six furlongs. yeart u niace sart- Went to post . At - — : ee =" ar ' ae a 7 : i » . ’ : Se ' ~ » . . or - 7 - . . , 7 4 - _— ery 4 “4 ~- " " “ . ; z | -4 ‘ = ° . : ry . — . « - i ’ . . ° - ~ _ hm 5 " -. 9 ~ ‘ 4 : ' i‘ = . . . , . , _ , ev . “> a> . ; - - “ch > “ = ? : > __ ; A : *-* . . . . . . ‘> ° 7 ’ , ’ J ~ & | . " .. “4 - m we ay ~ ‘+ > : . . : . = ~ = ™ a - ry «> * . ——— roo 4 : ‘ > Pe ' : 2 , 44 : . "> . . . ‘? 7 .3 4 * Py Lr? } ore " " : rhe ; | - Ca ; 7 ‘ ’ in neck muscles, wit! Tall tre! nere the ening 7 : 4 . - — . . ’ Pe ~ an a = hae Se ‘ ‘ >. Se rié oo %. ' . . . - — ‘ _ yy, IS rom : aloes wit : rs. + he ~~ —_ wants Test W vlline™ pain, and . , } the Tiside im the . . wire . e . " ar). 5 % s 7 as : ‘ o . ~ lieved by B : Bee “a : a ine © 7. | ey re er ~ —-_) " i) » sen s. 2 Ps a eb & ad , 2 ; 4 . -* ~ eins ° - — > ~ x ~ au ? Tne « Teal) G P BL ' 2d . iJ ; : ar Sj Po ‘ ~ th has | “ ty Cen : lace $3.80. show $3.60: Prin so. show $4.40 a FiFTa — . gy _ietnins. S.year-olds “and uD. oe eee one-sixteent hi A a *.4 BAUME BENGUE POST $5000 FORFEITS E : 7 ly sa ss eT aon Oe eh mts hi ae x. > BPR EA abs nod wet For men and - —- FOR TITLE GO, JAN. 1 Bees ccem oii =. : | MILW: \UREE, poe Dec 12.-— At New Ori “a : for COLDS, grip, and influ- s, young men, tan, enza, the original and world’s ~nengsteg coos ee a youee terse oe ~ gage --106 Geoanded ......110 = largest selling tablets are audi be itch = New Year's at | Parachute Gold Ridges °° 7113 2 elast.c sides, fiex- here. The weight will spe fare 93 “Marguerite Wil j ible stitched- at ‘pionship fi , 134 Ls a #4 woi8e 7 down soles, rub- beahiSneh manaeeli cee tein PRES TPE eit sae ota ° Panes p' Ge Messe 9 rove’s i ss ncaa sim TISUANA SCRATCHES. wena : oe and ~. BROMO (sm. be | Se Sat [Peonant. “Raiiko. ‘Nollie Dear” Sasre M | ,f7uht Zice—S1000. claiming. d-yearold 4 |mperial Salon all this week in our si esrooms br 4 = ogg Dr. . : Ort : #. ~ $2 oe / TY crite, a ior a . ; Ps 7 Ad ’ ’ ; ee P ray . ’ oo _ , _ . a : : ad > ™ a ns : a ‘ >>} —— Ee Sea Court eo . 7 * - a — ’ sas 3 — ; Tri? on a . " a . t « , i . i S * ‘ : . ? - : arth race-— P10") The Pelican. °-vr. . a $5.00 OXFORDS 2 ~ Se : ae: . 7. 7 = ce = five and one Matthew ......108 Genghis Khan . 11 of, A oo ot e —= ~ «J Rs me west toe wen, West a - #x Spectal, IS few ee al M om Hee ees ome “ee ¥ ’ . . . ras n oe OK bees 2 aT RRNA eR ss ar : ¥ > Ku Sts method! «athe ba acl vere A es St ER rr were RE nnn SSRIS " onvebad neh Es Cee en eee o] ee the many thousands cf Chrysler in Chrysler power, smoothness, fineness have devised. @The Imperial expresses the — ERAN, Lethe Six. Clarifier enthusiasts who seek the superiative in and beauty. @ Here a discerning public Chrysler ideal of what a superiatively fine, - nr, tousvinie trues, BOWE and performance, insizeandinrich- quickly senses a degree of quality which large motor car should be. Nothing that © ; 1 Hess Of investiture, it is our pleasure to would be prohibitive in cost, if produced highest quality can add has been omitted — ; Genchie’ han. Chin Gontden Wes present the new Chrysler-Imperial. In with anything less than Chryslerefficiency in the production of the Imperial. It ie St. =a $00 ie Good Shenherd. Mime Mesie. Village the design and construction of the Imperial, and economies. @In the Imperial are submitted for your most discriminating — tare 8 Eastern saiiialidaiacas a. m. i cost has not been a factor. The Imperial is centered all of the advancements and examination, in full confidence that here — Tne nls a Poitew xe | built for these who have so insistently fe- scientificachievements which Chrysleren- is the supreme attainment of Chrysler en- | quested a car representative of the utmost gineering genius and manufacturing skill gineering and craftsmanship. a, x — ; =. R. al Mi ase a Fi ; <haproepniraiguampne depen inminnn = = — Kid O°’ R2da: MID O O c., 2621 LOCUST BLVD. aod FOUR UTE MICHIGAN CENTRAL |

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| ET ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ MS OME ___ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12,1928. oT. LOUIS POST-DISPAIth = = — c - jut hi Francis Hutc Meyer Holtzman anc and Isadore Had | Oe 4 ’ "f hoa 5 io out | w=erf . Sens . : : ' AYES SIcLAIN “5 Gites oor and had. taken with receiving stolen 20ods in Feb- - 7oO9 | " ~ | S| . | 716 . dashin: indian ents relating to the ‘oom Mm-| ruary, ise. va a 3 . “— cr. . . a He was bernin Hepburn, | A quantity of babbitt metal, sto- Foal was a thirty-third degree | len from tl} 1e Federal Metals Co., | ‘Missouri State Life Pur- fi, 44 » - . . . i041 Park avenue, was recovered the Holtzman junk vard, 2700 chases Century and Syn- | Pe. tb Bc MS on be : North Broad WW ay. W illie W sak’ ley Negro «€ mploy; e of the metals com- | icate Trust Buildings as ~* pany, admitted stealing the metal I ferably Cary £ 50% MIXTURE and made @ statement which re- nvestment. rs arnegie |~ OF WATER AND sulted in the arrests of the Holtz- | ;mans and Morris Fishman Holtzmans said they bougc! he ; ‘he Mi uri stat Life Insur-| . ‘ netal from Fishman, n t siete , ance Co. has purchased the Cen-! hy it had been stolen. * , d Syndicate Trust store and i . Disappearance of Woaklev. the Ce buildings, occupying to- : a ' 7 Veer Radiator Will State’s main witness, weak: se i the arcnaieg ae block bounded by fe: J X M a S matically bs . \ _ ’ a *-* 4 Pana : " Not Freeze at 36 cSae against the Holtzm eme te ee, Save Cae Lecce Sl j GGEST ONS SS z i = : ; ehe : , x plains 7} . dismissing 2 ine streets, according to announc3- 4 i Yee the three-, ; Below Zero i ments made today. T] ras | Zz *. lel: nt. Separate indictm: en he seller was | . , the C ons ain is oor : Fst at 4 : animes Wishmen te Dendine he nsolidated Investment Co., OO es ry football Campin : for 1929 : : LASTS ALL WINTER | Ae man pe hang. of which William K. Bixby is pres-_ + = a3 $15 EASTMAN POCKETS 1.998 = 7 retails at $1.90 per | ae Accused by Mother Freed. (ident, and the amount involved in ies © INP ; 4 s . >T,Y ‘y am © i a ‘ n ; + | 1} . ; at all filling stations } i 'TSBL RG, f ee | Des . 1?2.—An- tne a al is a Out $8,000,000, oid a8 78 ODAK NO. 2 C, NOW weeee ‘dy Kutlar, 42 years old, mill’ work- Richard A. Bevle | | rr — 7 ° ; — wClia A. beylie, of Boyle & | _petteee . . gerages fr, arrested when his. 6! e-penai Fogg, who represe nted the eaten , ‘Sees aa Hawk-eye Box Camera, opecial.......... Cc eo } VEET co. we ras | used _— of the murder ance company, said the purchase | ; sense $5 Poker Rack, 100 chips and cards. .$2.39 . 7 . Ds er ¢ Cabrick “s ‘ € rvice ) _ LOCUST JEF. 2670 ) NR a ae aS te Ag = f Cal »| Was made as an investment. The | Z secees $5.50 Striking Bag, Platiorm, this week $3.45 , , FS. : oi « 4 sg » : PiCased nen his employ- present use of the building by th rT | id = NTEED first , e, 7 4 rs told dectectives he was-at work | Scr ugges-\ ad deena tai Bree: 388s erty — a ae Bag with BI , $1. 98 . asta’ + B23: 33333 age Wr + om taht of the: dilline, vege gan teehee eon besees" ea. Striking Bag with Bladder, $2.98 | ‘ Pee Psiicnieiteit ieee » charge. Open LA Ox /fxs - : tenants on upper floors, is 3 me $2 and $3 Fine Pocket Knives, this week, 98c . = RS ssasgssssess Budceet™ your Wikre | : 7 ed to continue. $1.50 Skating Socks, Heavy all-wool, now a par_....98c ’ ig | eee ee b the tdeuseeee company’s of- ==————_—_—_——————————— f | | | oe 9719 | Mam ia , A fice, it was learned that the Mis-| e wi ‘ @z | & P Bs ‘f SPECIAL souri tate if intends to use a2 Washington ? ie re al tai imount of office space Urs “SS TBR SKATING OUTFITS pees $ six nth an me ; AiG For men and women, racers or hockey. “Al , OC ets. quality calfskin shoes, choice, a pair Sizes ‘ and buildines are ine) ; CE A A rt i Ry One sheer of funeral leter. Remaine will arrive F: years. ‘ :) (¢ J ] >, at 2 : ‘ f ‘ a > ne ~~ able and useful Christmas presents anyone § Sy dicate Trust building was placed day morning. Foner On Thre ey, Ore at 2,2: | SCHLUETER, MENRY F—Entered juts could give. Thursday only. at the rear, and Vandervoort's th , | HANMORE. JOHN—Entered into rest on | ™.. from Gebken 5 9 ee gy mn rest on Tuceda Dee. 11. 192s. at 20 == @ store took over the lower paris of _ wednesday. Dec. 12, 19° , carr a 2 ee eee ee ee father of Emme A. we | at Tr vor — ioht . clock @. m.. beloved son hael Han- | Sry. Benin fam and Henry Schiyeter, Ei , LADIES’ $1.50 HOUSE SLIPPERS, 99¢ § vo. te store occupies _eigh! , . more of County Roscommon Ireland. and | LAMBERT, | VIRGINIA. CASTLEMAN | arthur, Schleuier and. Adele Rrickhabs. ‘ ? : floors and basement of 1d late Bridget Hanmor dear brother of BRECKENRIDGE WEBB—in Tuesday. ; and our dear grandfather and uncle, w his fi rs a pasement i tH ’ & Mic hael Hanmore. bephew of | Dec. 11, at Arcadia. Mo.. beloved wife of | seventy-dixth vear. Arthur W. Lambert. dear mother of Ar Funeral Friday. Dee. 13. at 1:30 p. m.. gy young men, tan, ae | the ~entury “Theater, most elab-| i | ' .* sai liAim . i 2 Ca e 4a. & wn! 4 VA iad . é a “ ‘ : | > ral from Arthur J. Donnelly’s 3846 | thur W. Ji. William H., Sam B and .| from Schradere chapel. Ballwin, (at ~ * 5-POUND lease Of | floor: J eee a tl ulevard ‘Due notice of time | Ralph B. Fairehiid and sister of D as-; St. John's Evangelical Church and eme- tury, t su ages office: 1e | i be gis Pieate omit flowers. tieman Webb. Ar.uae H. Webb. Mary . tery, Manchester, Mo. (ed) BOX ASS’T. north a south ‘ the sixth DEATHS poi onae e DEATHS MELVIN R.—Of 3207 S@uth poem Ray Mre. Henry L. Davis of Phila SCHUSTER. ANDREW—~Of 341 Kjein 3 _ | as MMA RT, HELENA CROWLEY, TIENIF — (nee Brana) —Eb- , oy street. aslecn in Jesus 01 Wednes- Pune le & Sens’; street. entered into rest on Tocedes ; . ; (nee Heberer)—At . F +} - @ nt +) . —— . *” l ‘ ’ — o : ule ra! from Lnhe Alexande' , seventi aM passes 6 r residenc ce. 4440 Greer aven ue, on tered into rest Monday. Dex iv, lve e°% r i: A le *, Heli ser { _ chapel. @175 Delmar .on Thuredar, De« 11. 1928. beloved husband Mot Annie Schus- a meoaes Dec. 19, 1928, at 2:10 o'clock a 45 p. m@.. beloved wiie of George : . an 13. at 2 p. m. Incineration vrivate ic, | ter tnee Biermang). dear father of Marrs % . e ¢ ‘ ' ‘ A . | | if the late vhael Burkhart ' dear mother of Mra. Myrtle Dt- : ALL jear grandchild. cousin . Sct r. Lottie . f huster) aud { FOOTBALL “COACH Agu ED , aoe Then eed bun rowley. Gear mother Of, Mire in Weare: | Bephew. at the ageof 7 months. LE GEAR, CHAKLES H.—Entered into See il awe Behance). Oud our deat “cha . Puts . ‘ ~ ? t. a J _ “ I ws . ° ; sattiacins J Ulla cave! R aa ae ’ ? . . 14 et 3 ' rr) re \' mine lk . » ee 1 t *) us ; Elsie abil (Dee uster . 0 g n Ai anc Helen Burkhart irs r “rowley, u jar Gaughter, eis —— 2 oe - " ), Bs . s ecey. ngs ;" =O, SS 3 | father-in-law and grandfather. im his sixty- Clarence Mo uhl, athi ‘ t ne a4 , ee ee wen u eu ~~ randmother sister-in- rom Zierenhein BF hal ONPR Chere a.m... be‘oved hus? and of Potty Le » | ninth wear Pr 1G ro. oe. singer. LOLs ass@s SF SVS, §=SSerenes _ teen to & ordia Ce tery. (ec) | dear iather of H. E. and Edward Le Gear) ™4)* ie chap- ois Cancord net f - ‘ coacil and Mrs. Vernab Lofton. our dear brother Remains will be at the § , men: tan o ) 'tor and footbal! "niv ral ot : M re , 0 yealt ou law ; ul - r 12 ;' HEN E ’ 934 N : T tiet t until 10 » he . "AT — Gm > 2 ; } “. at : r a —_ I tered Into Teer on : ifa4 . ¢i. 3 : Nort ; wen ie , _ ‘ / ne Sy e 88 sitV City High Se h oo} ras i ey and . ‘ . ee oe . , ee T das E es C, 11. 192% at 10°20 a. ae fatt ne?-iLj- -law ana brother- in- ; a Dee. 14. ee eame dav » ‘ a a e n ‘ i}*i UG i ‘ a . . _~* . — ™ tageet atte - # . ried anxetica * ra iened befor e Pr ovision mf > | unera!l from rthur ] Donn ell ly’ c par- i's i ali tL! r B.Lrec m™m qd ~ . be sve Aa hus’ no a2 | Emnpia M. : No tice ef fu ne ra! later from the Kron ° at from F eiw Ev J RAB HIS . = S848 Tindal) teittlowanc ™ ievdyg Chore} PVE ! Huff. t loved ather of Chariee H. Huff | een N. 7 ouler Interment Friedens B. maers Qa »* a = > JF? « * ae ’ = " ’ ‘ mY Asiid af sa . ' uD T? iu ?rs- . Se M i oA h = . El . ~~ ei ~ “ lat : cha ] ~ V4 North Grand boule ard ' ms ek ~stlcpuaaameen Biocher yestercay on . | day : : 20 joe] in eels ntermen : Calvary Cen: and Mrs. Emma Smith. and our dear Droth- ik . i} Rapids (Mich.) | « io ey 2a - TS ; . 13. at 8 ‘jock oly Ghost | Clinton etreets it usk: nd Gran (i : } oe ; —~ ¢ . - \ . il . 6) -” . . ‘Tel } he . all o ran .. ) U a ranuu wi I N “ al — - _ , , © be ras ° ih nter mt ir - te Herr mr iryice M a | yrrether-in-law. lather-in-iaw. Brats ‘ tie ' eh 0. "B19 =. destroy ing pr ope rty ¥ ~ afi n } Intermen | Cal’ ary Cemetery etery. rInpann service headin in his seventieth rear papers please copy ici , , 5 ‘ C7r ne ’ . PT it . . oh father Blk i - ‘ . - t ne roncret e q Pence 071 X rs. Ma ry - et ‘yee Fl Sad: od 7 | Et on ate ; DIC i Fr ef K—F: ntere r? into yf ‘ Due notice of fupefa! from the i,rorge McELBO} - ROSEL LA v 1: aE ntered ; SIEDLER. s0HN—OT 4334 Ww voor . . , 141 MePher — Senrhe Ki sana ee cian ‘ .) : Mondar. Dec. 10. 192%. at 6:30 a. m. Pleitseh chapel. 5966 Easton avenue injw rest on Juesday. Dec. 1], 1925. at | etree, suddenly on Mongag. Dee. iv E.. Tainte rT, 6 ita o . 1€ rson av . Sterne -aS6". ic ; #1 3 ¢ f tne inv At Wa Lic! em per {nee wil ‘we! ' 45 ’ : " }. m., ‘Rosella ¥ lola Mee). | 1028. at 5 Pp m.. belo opand of tue. across the alley from the ga- NG — ite}. ar father of Joseph. Aiexande! ‘ceased member of Wellston y Plove ri of George W. McEiroy,| Anna Siedler (nee Weiser). Pa. Sere * " all +6 , a ae .~y ~~ ~ WiAsAn é ork Puce Ti al Hart ckempe! re “ug ice No. 615. A. F, and A. M. 3 of Mrs. irene Cunningham | Rese Koenie inee Siedier). WITH 10 GENUINE Bi rage back of a fraternity house |; jos avenue. dearly beloved husband of | beth Beck, M atherine Gobel ang Mrs. Wel Chapter No, 138. R. A. M.. Wells. | (nee } y). aud Mre. Beulah Harrs| Helen Siedier, our dear “father —_ - P ta , iil ar? lov a : rik U ‘ . =. P oie . ewes . ane , 6 “> pt Acad . petet er Pie dear sister ayf re grand ather brot rT, other- lew Q . “> Bata } con ws ee ww 1¢€ o ried ‘cl ing “ee cr mY fa. +(e Fer nesrees (7 ' ‘ : . ais n LL > wr ve ‘ hy and &), 43° M a a1 é ” t > - ‘ 4 ~ Lie ~ . rr) ry ha rss iat ow er rh ¥ ‘ TTT ft "f ive Tr ¢ vel y. ' 2) : p sth eh : r ? Pr ; Choic e De Nets C (ailleme Safety Razor inte fence, knocked down oné | from th Heilig az fun -Parlo: ~ | Church. Interment Culvary r Ceme | fathe f Ruth. ard Jr. and Alta a MARIK. FRANK—Aged 67 years. entered | Butcher Verein. Meat Cutters’ Union if 6, to the Burress etery ' ne op-iny-) : fe | Be 56 and S&. Louis Beneroleat German ‘ ‘ ; : : 3 ¢ * ts . . ® ? , of gen- of the concrete panels & nd crove eraned a member of the Tower Grove DIESEER. JOHN 8.—On Wedn loved len . brother. brother-in-law. ito frst on Tureday, Vee. 11, J) 78. at Rene: u j nm sf h t c Ir 4 to hi n from ! Lod: . N a] A. fF al A . | 1975. at ‘S a. hepabe ; and ’ ' } 1... beloved husband of Jusephine Society. icé) ; . , . : rie , Lh ‘ as : PN SD - . . . a: t) . ; - ) "FR - : : .* ’ ,: ‘ ti) - the ; , awa ’ wu en sf 3 } . ..% of Cat therine D: ie 7: al from the Wacker-Helderie cnape ince Titi dear father of Marie SPRING. PrRED—F udden! le Monday. a low. ae he ‘ icht BL F RGER, r K ANS d.- Pr Asleep = 3 61} ‘ ed] ; Ra manda on 344 Gravois at epur. Friday Dee 14 at ; A. Theresa Liiwtle Joseph Thomas. it 12 of OMT Hickory etreet. | € ather : > . ‘ ty ind MN t il i at ; a . - : ‘ 1 at 7:10 a. 1 ri E. i d Irving M.. our Gear ii ae ‘ O Ve Cemetery.(cé) August and Frances Marik. our dear fa- | . \ ° 1els in the fence have been dam- e a wre il free ied aioe ¢ Menen ‘father. brother her-in- ,, 1:30 p. m., to Betiefontame Cemete: eae , - randieiher. uncle and brotb- | seca hushand of Bertha Spring (nee P + * : ; . . “ * " ** oan — ' 9°08 at © DURNIN, MARGARET (nee Coburn)—En- Funeral Saturcay. pec a , *. . € ,thewoc Cemetery. Dareeaed Sisee charges. eral Thuredes Ey Se 370 North ate reat on Tuesday. Dec , 1928, | from the George L. Pieitach chape 566 | No. 54. and Rad Taborit No. 11, C. B. ya omy Fane Te a7 JS to ; : ‘ — m : fom - he rovo ; na} . is | TZER. ANNA MARIA (nee + bee os ee gor. Game 6 ee saib-aieend Sane : oe length, newest $5 5 6 ‘uereer. 4 , 4. Bye oe —- - der of St. Francie liam H. Enright. dear mother of Jeasic W io . rf - en ae oe 19s. ob e . ~ | and niece, at the age of 17 years and | Biestoch cape uneral from the Georre ' : ” ; @ SGurkhaerdt, serena onned aries CLARK, pours ro Departed this life M Day and Theron Enright a our cear; tess on = , y | day. ' | " what “ superlatively fine, y el ge Poon Gi i] ét 4 € Surns, Ellen McKirer, Rosella d De 19TR. at B:0c 1. De | mother-in-law. grandmother, sister, Sister ae _witow of Oe “Anthony Rratser sapere rom ae. acker- y mpg chapel, D be giver (e) . mod > ! lo = ’ f Mar ark (nee New- -law and aun ea ; ; 365 avois avenue, 7 at sho ld b that el, packed in Clark, John P. — i asband ¥ Br icet and the ot he Funet al ad Wacker-Helderle_ char re} inee Kratser). Annes Biumenthal “nee 17-30 a. m.. to St. £ RKepomuk BENA (ace Mane) Entered into ” © 0 ing beaver dyed igi I Gileg Marik, Frank . Gear son Of Bre _~ . | ees ~_ , in De Kratzer). our dear mother-in-law. @rand- (i ene to 85. Peter at bene} Dec. 10, 1978. at the resi sheep ool . Soe % ae ee Meyer, Auguste Pe ety dear — : —~ —_* h. | a egy 7" Fe sheen ee a h “ads “6 mother and «reat «erandmother. in her —s * sence to . Peter and Pau! 6 | denen. r balitenaia game, ~~ 7 baad " ' ; ; . * sur Th - aA rot 2 oa DP a i) ure - ° ¢) n Cornelius. Charles ! , ‘Amplema our dear son-in-law. th- | at 1:9 2 , ~ ~ agg os : | wite of Cariet G. Gthe. our Gear another, wee add has been omitted 4 ; lar ete lette sealed carton, | Costelle, John Paviovitz, Catherine. r-in-law and uncie. in his torty-ninth year Smiley avenue. to New St. Marcus — | eel Tearete Der, 12. at 8:30 a | PUTTS. EMMA C. (nee Lowe) —Entered | mother-inlaw 2. coo 7 ° - J . fresh from the fac- _ ‘ Potts, Emma C. Funeral Thursday. Dec, 13 tery. . . w & Son's new) inte rest on Monday. Dec. 10. 1928. at Funeral! from EE. J. Sebnur , on of the Imperial. It is ; 3 Special. tory ee Rayne, Arthur A a ee to SS. Pe. | FOLEY. NELLIE (nee Foler)—Entered | chanel. Fa! ues | 8:45 a. m.. beloved wife of Charles Potia. | home. 3125 galerett ite avenue, , ret a a . . : Dickemper. Frank. ith : Beg ee Ah ee wee into rest on Wednesday. Dec. 12, 1928, at | ly of Perpetual od) Gear sister of James . Lerenso J. and | Dee. 13. at © the Missourt Cre- your most discriminating Dierker. John H. epeite,. Lae A ee eee Pe ee aoe. (eS) § o'clock a. m._ beloved wife of the late! Interment in Calvary Cemetery. | the late Charies A. the and eur dear matory: e. &, Durnin, Margaret Runge. Sophie lieutenant of Engine Company No. 37.( Timothy Foley, dear mother of Mary. Cath- | aupt. i urn n. a - z ; full confid th t here » Schlueter, Henry F. | CONSIGLIO, THOMAB—On Monday. Dec. | eTine. Ann. Norma ane te ny rom. a Panera! Zh He . 13. at 8:30 a | WAGON “ —s ence a ‘ -_ « | vag n+ ag Schuster. Andrew 10, 1928. at thé residence. 14114 gouty a SE a ea a = a | chapel, Fair and West Florissant aven.es,| Doved husband of if : £ Ch | 4 : 2 es Siedler. John ee ee ee ae ~ |" "Funeral from family residence. 2529 | to Holy § ome Church. Interment in Cal- | . Gear father of Sonn “David sod ment ° rys et ¢N~ | ; Garstang, Anne ; gli } rot — Mullenphy street. Due notice of time wil vary ic3) ae od Rng oa ather-to-la m. from Math. mann @ Son's new on Monday. Dec. 10 one, SS. . om ' , Spring. father of Joseph. Jerome and Thomas | afe att loved wife of | » “susiness Chance offers , peloved son of the late John A. and Sarah “Hanmere, dohn Tithe. Bena r 15 a. mm Marys Apsiliat trici +. a | 5am Seloves ~~ shar Do ' Read the Se Se as Tee nmipas). dear brother of | | Aloysius. Joeeph. John. Frank. Maud and Helmer. Melvin R. V agcner, Peter D. Ch urch. nte Tment in Capary Cemetery. Jape Garstang. dear dGaug hier of Bernard PD : h want | Ma ~ R : : tT enc idere’ Hoff, Henry c. ¥ oilpert. Frederick , NELIUS. CHARLES Et ered inte | Hq. anc Anna 8. ‘hulte ‘(nee Gibbins). iF i in the Post- ispa c c unis . t an the o our dear unc cle. *% Lodg x . 27. Juergcens. Maud Christian. beor~ ~~? O28 at 1:30 | Gear sister, sister-in-law, aunt, niece end chanel. bis 5 Del ast —_ the wien | FREDERICK R i. —* ecas._ Nec. cornelius | &Tandchild, in her thirty-eccond year. | today. Someone may have the bust- | bec” oA never. 2 2 need. | Comet an S ‘ ; r LP nciCc . rats 4 . . > len -+ {re , Lope . alc! ; : Long si ‘. a 1 ~— Ger wee, a * | of Wabash Lodge No. * Knights By beloved husband. Gietber ~ ;and our dear aunt. ae seine. grand- a, & i, lemme Williams (nee and Mon. Fr iith Mo! lor. Gear father-in-law ther. a hee in- law. « rand tather. ARMY GOODS STORE | fatperi0-1ay era} later from the-terl-| Pythias, aid Movers’ Association | Miller). dear "atner of Margaret Glciber | oe ‘Jeave tt with your mearest drug- | caer oo eeeg | pes Jesse Williaa (nee dence. 4860 Hammett piace. ‘©) | CORTELLO. samxe~At Fort Wayne. Ind..| of John Molloy. brother, brother-in-law ar . andiather. ftather-in-le and on Sundar. Dec. ®. 1928, at 3:30 o ‘clock and uncle. age G3 veers. gist. _ | boulevards =. mle avenue, 0 woae, 08 Fe a seventy eighth vear . | BRENNAN. SISTER MARY MARINUS— : ec. 8. a 7 1 : Gant O00 " Ke tn ON or a 1 Order Eu tered into rest 4 hew me § te None other-in-iaw. -_ a. . - Om avenue. Fun ora) Th Cha arteg Borromeo et ij Cal: | member of Harmonie Lote a ‘uneral fr om Arthur J. Donneliy’s par- | ; at 2:30 p. m.. to Bethania Cemetery | - © seed was member Funeral from Eitte ae - . ———- | , . | rd. Thureda ey i, 8240 38 ndell evard, on Thursday | Deceas wae 8 charier _ men . k enuan of 4700 Fran- | lore. 36466 Fi xr,” | Gol we No. 557. I | tan Mothers of St. Charice - | bouleve of Charlen Fs = dear onnt and cot usin. afternoon. Dec. 13 at *® o'clock, Inte Goldens & ‘epter Locge au. 58 » & CoB Ra Ry, - , oe ; int 1 ¥ * ~, Interment a: Loretta Hey, . 22. ment in New Picker’s Cemetery, . (c) |. ‘ ; a TL Ta te en ae eta

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POST-DISPATC! | HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS — TU "| _SITUATIONS—W OMEN, EN, GIRLS | PROFESSIONAL — LOST AND FOUND CEMETERY 1 LOTS : Miscellaneous, Lost * ADAMS privaie dance mate. covets, tes y= e.” il evenings. TYPisT—Saiary over: ban« expenmenct. 7 ay loyment Service Co.. 907 Pauli Srows | Bidg a erences. PArkview 1 — Grand Cho oes | 568 Chouteax. 4 — CLEANERS Olive st. nteed - | ceechera 404 Delmar. DEima! 6059 (15) LR S—Expenenccec. ~ 308 | CARDS OF THANKS _ ~ We expr ‘pe our . ‘ARCADIA SCHOOL LAUNDRESS—Sit.- sons anv boer: 4 private BOT I= ; Efferson 4355 or 61-9 ' Aa? —— lessons, SS — wo > YOUNG MaN—Over iS. - aimect cireulaties saies work: no experi- (ence mecessary: good par. Anppbly Planters Bidg. eialiy do cat Spee ung D3 ‘tela, bape 8 rscay. go Linde | Dallrogm @anc inc = qaret batic Sl: ening. ‘gal 3806 Olive. Lindel 0500 tz quick saies. Dig + —_ oon tains toiletries - se..8 OD #i | write. Ho-Ro- m. - | CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS AN VASSBHERS—Wanted at onc $20 week to start. SSDI RONS—F uUrMmiture. ; Cais. Gwetling ary 2 — Sr SH values up to > $30 go at #2 CHIFPOROBES— Buss bichest prices i : > Riff CRand 5772. l J ENITUEE Wt druc store fountain — GIR L—To work at E nacher. J6 | Da- ne one. ahora: EINDS of furniture prs cts Dad, . a Sundavre a> bo) ~ "34 e> FY ‘Test S953 clita exrchange ~ price paid for funnies a ma af ———a |N. Central Clayton. | GIRL—White. for cooking and work: expemenced anc aw reference T r. | quired. Parkview 35: 387 22 White. experi = for genera: 4200 Latarette es | GIRL—Housew ork. own room bath: 2 adults and “Seyearold baby: per- | Grossman. (c) SIRL OR WOMAN—iIn Catholic family. capable of doing housework. to make a with them: wages $40 month. | attractive, to assist in im ex-j serv? _elugsive tea room. splendid opportunity. 71 to 2@ and 9 to 12. Apply ; D. im 6°99 N Kineshichway | HOUSEGIRL—Generai housework: white e rienced. 193 Raymond. oO re For gewntown ote... —s he experienced. Box C-14. P.-D. (cS) USE s ) Ta Senn, URSE—F or chuad: white eaperseness — ~eferencres PY reer p40) ~-/" ) PERATUR—Expernence: on schramm aver z00od Wages. Reliabie Lace Cur tain Cleaners, 3509 s. Spmng. fe} — PASTRY ers eo while wom- arn. Cafe Ler? ‘A 14+ 4 rape ~ PASTRY COUR — KE xnertenced cuured. ~etaurant work “ER Pendleton. BOB—Have somethine | think you would See me s00On a8 possibie. L—Wil parties who a Ww ay moverman A gat ae » PLANIST—For sma! neigh borhoo. Lee ter: evenings onir: $7 week to start. 5ox F345. Poaet-Disvatch. 4, LESGIRLS—Tollet roods: experencec. Enderie Drug Co.. 1351 Chestnut st. Grand apd St. Louis. Nov. 6. — Linger G2R7TR. automobile wn wt ~y exgiving day. about | rn 30 aad all about CON CRETE & ered, ae a eee Le ile Min: : weg per YR course @i tera a Hi tone, remodeling Brouss before 6 RD. @ail: m should see Mr. Hines, room tween §& and 10 a. m.. Union Eiect P Co. 1%th and Lec SALE=MEN—l10 men or women to Sei. ie OULST ABat 6 a racio #8, of the the retail trade: commission said week- Battery Exchange. J313 Washenyen. -) LESMEN—1 wo, With cars se construct- thev can carry stock. = i anc deliver tail opportunity = oe Take good money: permanent. me a iid +. Tren toh 71 SPe lasers tT city: fine SA LESWOMEN—Two refined women w~ ESMEN x a, 7 Ke 4a ’ — peraon, 4557 Basten tak = rders for A watler- Koister, Zenith. Bal kite an ' Bre rReady Rachos. om comren rrTee Ty3i>mt Lpoers. “firm Selcons paid. for lLgut work; refer- 306. ae i R755 " : ad [ P SPECIAL NOTICES —_——— SPECIAL NOTICE—1i epee DOLL HOSPIT Ans _ESMEN—Who are sow calling on « fillinme atation and fleet owner trade : a side tt NOTICE —This Le : rt - nai bie for any “Genta experience. Box F-79. a een WIRING, Sr NOTICE—I. Cari F. Wagoer 2812 Burd avenue, city of St. Louis, State | ef Missouri, do hereby give wotice that aK REPAIR MAN—Sit.. BSMA N— 28laD) ab -ottee ruute | ; @ : - ee to operate: a truck S2 ocr will pot be responsibie for any tracted after this date by my wite | . CARL F. WAGNER Si ECTAL OTT — a Oscar F _— ee lm Missouri. do hereby cive ISSTON AND BONTS GROCERY LIN ‘HONE WEONESIL AY AFTER © A. INTERVIEW. H. D. WHITLEY. } R 1] will not be venponsibls F. RANSFLMAN STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING K et Lente Cu. _accot UNTANT—Sit. : cred Mate wents pvusition. Cail , TRUS RY TECHS a he Los CLEANERS _ WAWWa? kh P mE, OF svod a = } the ages of 25 and 40 ne! onaly advertised procuct (Me ae orn] _ 7 ubution and one for East St, i 71.2 . me , ‘ ; ’ ' iio &. m.. and i to 4p PDPiY reom VI? Raiiw uy Exc -hanre baa] _?- *= ability to sel) to offices: immédiate open- nex" exceptional ature emall salary ar! UD Us to Start Ba F.50. Post-Dis. ‘ 50 : SYULILTPORS-—6 oo youns ladies. ac*s Ss to 25 years. for direct solcitation representing a national) \y adrerised and accepted health at me ne sales exne- rience necessary. Mise Snrder. 2162 Railway Exzchan —— between 17 arn’ , i > § ' STE. 1p 1 HER—S65: downtown. Con-/ ,° x ten Mi Amoasautor ge) ; TOOL eS menced. Cail at 21. | N itt } Free Emyplorment Burean. ; TR ss FITTER—M™M ust be experienced: spierndid oppertumty wilh a .aree eurfg:- cal supply house: estate ace. experience rm (6 "im? “Y exnect ad Row C.3°9 Pr TY , WAITKESS—For lunchroom. 2508 5S. iz Te. ow hy > , WOMAN—Eilderiy. more for bome than wares 4755 Minnesota. 3) WOMAN—z or ight hoOUsmeKeeD rEg att | pursing. out ef city: goed Bomr e+ Drac LIca 7 T2-.~ ¥ Int 7 ret Mepaten WOUMA N— White reiaDie take s! € muming house tre on riace Cail ar +. — ©¢ cme , * wal -_ once, @ ~i?D . v re a cs o- J “~Ocke “(ALa? . (i— eg fame “rs i Sos ’ pan Pe oi OP he OO. ALESMIEN ' CALL ON TEXTILE AND APPAREL | TRADE ON DISTRIBU TER BASIS PERMANENT CONNECTION: ST. LOUIS L SUKRUOUNDING TERRITOBY MR. MeMANUS, HOTEL STATLER, WEDNES- = AND THURSDAY. — *. 1382 arcade Bide MA Pies eh CAhany 73452. - 4 # HORSES_AND VE MUSICAL For Sale DRAFT HORSES— Ets Instruments For Sais HARN DSss—Doubie arn harnems, mAS DOLIN—G heen cerry reaseousbee, (aul : workman. $0. 26% Wlewe 4172 Ww 1008 Russell. ; E=—iood, with ¢ PASOPEUOS E—H-tiat alto. mirver ane ; see _ameneneian 131-135 & PLES conciiicsi. Princell, T3506 . Brvacwar me . pertec ot Be gvo0c Christmas poauent. 25. LANGAN ‘FURNITURE CO... Ts |W WASH ——~ ec tric. COAL, COKE AND WOES Pianes and Organs For Sale ; AL. iump or ; ere an Ts $4.30: BRABE— jac with Almg@ico: maha, b. ILL lumn, - ‘oll é “autiftul coenditicen: ig m4 $4. exK. SJ. tw. load lou, ear ticr. rea) FrIviw rLurt? y¥ ‘or fou ober! 7" vrour opesent oleate: ——— \MEN—Inexpernencea. make oan 0 manth selling real estate see Mr. \y. eMehan. 18111 Boatmen's Bank Bide ‘-d Se small apartment: HELP WTD.— colered, general housework € subseripuiv: mie it wt A to ame and rure) —# aman S World, 102 OME?! ‘. GIRLS MSITIOUCS GIKLS—To ssemt Birdie | Fy in lasiest typwmi. silage celebrity - reducing ecucsalivual eystem. Maryland ) A re E WELL-RATED ALI ON AXD SELL RETAILERS AND PERM. WE: NT TO THOSE WHO CaN QUALIFY AND PAY STRAIGHT SALA DON’T F ORGET BIG AUCTION AN : EXTRA LARGE AND FINE ASSORT- OF USEP FURNITURE L. Pay You To ATTEND LE SOLD TO HIGHEST BIDDER. Mound City Auction Room 2004-10 MORGAN ST. OR NO MC NEY | + Rooms Complete, $169.75 King, 2618 Franklin Open Monday and Saturday Evenings. So en ene alae ue y i AND EXPE EESES, APPLIC AN I's ' BE ND 45 TEAne FE AGE AND “I ma HAVE HAD *STryrErss. |. TL FEEPERTENCP IN SIMILAR WORK. | POSTTION REOTTRES CONSTDERABTE * TRAVE’ ING. REPLY RY LETTER. Gir- ays NAME. ADRESS TERI FPRONE AGE AND FILL PERSONAT a. BE AND BSINrss HISTORY POR Pas YEARS. ONLY REPTTES CONTAINING LL INFORMATION REOTESTED wrt? ane ar al na a R 3-280 + bn ERED. BOX 4d POST. | NO MONEY DOWN o oe $137.50 : ~spdnm ram sa | Wright Electric Co. D7 3. SS Ad >) , eres e iu > tz °F | COAL ——- se — ' ve terme as low ge SS ai : d = — “= - ‘ —? . $! ” fvu_ cundi lion . * read = oes ts | a t JAL—Lump, at asine _ . = 3.75: slack. $2.73. = = EE _ITZER 2068 Olive. ‘o@? or i 2 3 Na r t+ ax ee | an S00 for quick ciaposad |g an : — Ss Adbeny SSSTM. . cers | | : nee TI -s 7 —_ *% ~ 2: oom lachde Dea > 4 en " srg * JUtieacses ' _— ae t ™ )T> - . e “haL— Double sere = hte am ia —- ~* ' ! 2 MACHINERY , Fer Sale _ESS— Brand nee 10 reoerds ost $850; - 3415 Lawton. isto eee = “2iGen Victer-Radioia. Gectr _. is Cabinet wenderial ‘tome MOTORS—Sell or ~nt- al aim i. ea: Pousell Blectrie Pilesr en: renairiae aae : aa — a\tachmenta scrub. polishes | Sectmae , To -_ — “=. aead bot « few beurre: coat HS—NSew aod ued =a a pS Rifle: ay 3. moss Open car pao Saturday Evenings Machme Work Tt ~“aroduuere: x semaine riar ion Seid housework or | w bet een ae BON BUN DIiPre experienced. Marthe | 19 ry aah er ge*rn Cand, (lite. Mu as BOX Tot mi co mir BE nn ine -_ perience nut necessa-y. > BUD KAEEPER and stenoerapher ? ed for manutiacturing plant on East rar »-+ 5S wa S—Sepericncnd a —- weman preferatiyr with life insurance CDP retice mene Suary expected. Prnat-Dienatr \ ernon and "$a00 wv MOLATE npr eh rie 8? 6 S Grand, HOUSEHOLD GOODS i ANTIQUE isfors. small clocks, §. hs * | _cnm ie} abra, $5; Pier mirror $20. 52 tn ioe | oWikice IST-8ALESM AN _ Tecieterr yous. a tap | CHORI S GIRL—Expertemcec, for read: rare a 14 Pullerton Bide _wE A HERS TRIPPING | COMPTGMETER OPERATON—S*5. Gon. ba te ~ > —y [24 Amhreseador wit wi imann, 47 745 Kae ed n OM - bo —— n “AN. ‘ OOR—First class, cotored. Call WY¥down ‘4 ; “5 | janmd tr |&{ cel will corrince citizen s aod anny WReA TTIW > =TR'S " 7. oe Serr: on Ti | wiph YY eat + 9 | Cn ited Motors oe DRAPER—Experienced on silk 4! Apnly Kopelowite Bro & Susman. Ine... Washington Sth fleor t a% 1.ASTER MAX—To “medals and aroids: " is - wire ghiare ornectad a... NiSHERS—To sew m rT. tessa: experienced. Apply Beverly Dreee v* * . 4 ’ ' Weelhingtor PR thin owe a aac pair Deuduar lam ‘eer cowering tmciuded- $49 TS. -_ IMAS AS ‘armile oP mother Waco Am Stone — 2? Gt gee SHBG ax Ao . GEONS—sS or 6 pairs € are ast MPa Y—49Tt! YEAR «ite kines Kirk © oe? 1 . ‘“Entral gary): Loo? re io 5-PC. LIVING-BOOM § Free—18-pe. Mamacel Tralee Set —s peepee Exchange Store ot HOTEL een mA cL sa. > m ; : : WVelCH | 2515 | tXCHANGE tory guaran és CC g Olive sTt STORE, | thie price. . —_—- ile ne EY = ~ asiaiahe mapas Oo. 4059 9 Cheviran. SP ta rue Vesna Pra . le al TABLE SUPPLES 4 rhe we Pwr ; EGs— Guaraniecd etrerct’y ead et yy ‘—- * whee *uradty. frem ovr ae owliry ra; 0 Ixy Xx anted im oY wring af iow oe pe | ie we 2) * =. peas IGHEST orices paid for on ‘TRLITEER toot ae eowelry. diacresda. Miler “€ a | PS st ; . Pet fr - = “se best] od a 'H. MILLER pare biahert : — _ a —< ; old . 3 %. one a. he dies et SeR4. wi! :¢ . rue. _ h and eee 7 | Permert Gow, For Sale — ‘= cts sae. Open a? te ; ni ‘mr : Lt a (hie tom” Lacwdie STON ta bee) iwi ' 2 Wee "'r aaede “Gone, wAL ie een ene * ~ “ a . y

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WwW E DNESDAY, DEC} MBER 12. 1928, —s — a — SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODs w = ’ = 12, i928 | 38 When the Cook leaves—sigh? No, smile and send a POST-DISPAI'CH Want Ad to Bring a better Cook we POST-DISPATCH | ANDIRONS- -Furniture. flais, dwelling: any amg? —_—— , AUTOMOBILES badly: best prices. Schover (-\{. ae z . - , } Many Mae cE zhi et p-Rces paid. GArfiela Roe, a , , | CHeVaOLeT CHavaOLea’ -4- deor sedaii “6: ew | ae Models ‘Nosed Cars ngs 5 Fei Sundave or evenings “nj ig = Exceptionally clean, res and ... rubber: $185. 1843 N. Broad: Way. ? Ore — movrated 40y_ 0-94 or FOrest 8952 q | Paint, etc.. just like pew. A bar |!) Aopy ive. ' to P ay in This Group tie . rm we SES oe ee ~ - > | CRT eee we: eetiane, tik. sell at |) BEST cash prices furniture, ¢ a __—? | gain at $550; $185 down; yow trade. terms. 2847 Wisconsin. ) lan 1437 Franklin. ‘ "Entra! a ~S, we 4 w | SE SSE ee is : ' n terms. 5 | EY, (c4)'| BEST prige"paid for Turninee or RADIO | EVERYBODY BUY A HOME EVERYBODY | wr : U _HUDSON- FRAMPTON, 3309 Locust | lendid ssaaten =o. $ : | fit mat-| in. exchange. for’ moving Gat ee rrntr rc revetvivvesteseveTelrirettre Soc en | FOR CHRISTMAS gee acromemes , = —=—' | §: 1927, $343: a Fiint { A Real Slaughter Sincent. | Lindell 0324 before vou sell. PORD—15 -| gol OK tb ' |CALL FOrest OS825 if you —_— oF PIANO ACCORDION 15 ips ae very 2D. geld with an efie els - | or_h ; have fur ‘ " bosses! trade, terms, 2536 § efterson, _{c57 a 115) 5 | RES oe "DUC RADIO COMPANY | FOR SALE “SEE US” || aft Spichatttiatins ott || FoR tom tae, ir gre on ae — Selling Out All Used Automobiles sox pA ® — baid for fuses a SOLD ‘SAW US” ; as $400. "new tires. S$65- terme. $054 Linge. Gaver oo solan, eee 28- never run: big dis-: M M k | HIGHEST cash onceo 7 meets Aceceessovries and Expert Repairing of All Makes of Radios ca a 5a SALE E PRICE, $237.50 Tye wece A couse. Ope mee, SEU of + MacCARTHY CHEVY, CO. any axes 7 ag tenga ae co face for : CAL AMM — - - : | 6320 Delmar _ PArkview 2026, (cb7) |. | } ll. d ins t the fet: \eemed Auction Co. COL Tene é ! Tube, All Electric Radio Sets, Complete. $75. 00 ITZ: S250 T006 OL IVE, $9 ~". ». $lzo: ye zy “7928 ( . Chevrolet Sedan $] wD | Ti ney must be sold— yetter sti come in an pec . 3 ‘ 4 258 ee . i 4 : ‘ ss i i m . 2 gg gg Bete ped old feathers: pay $Tube, Duc Air Hound Radio Sets, Complete, $100.00 3621 S. LAclede 3040-41 } _WUR ITZER _1006 PORD—couve. 1926. $1 others ST S100. | meen: iandac civie: pew: bargain.|:| cars at this sale. 1105 oe Be Oe ‘lana Feathes J | $150- sie. } Olive. (c§) iG CARANTY MoT as conP,. ‘mae 1926 19° 997 Studebakers Buicks. Chryslers Paiges Dodges, 7021. 4 eg 4853. oF Marvelous Reception From Distant Poi ALEXANDRIA BIUDIO FOF 1925 spu pe; rumnie ecai; | AN. ! vaV- ’ ’ . 3 - ur . mt “ Pe llent con o! oOo . new = ere 2 j FOR SALE—WANTED Expert Repairs on All Makes of Redios = Service Call, $1.00 | Try our Christmas Special. “Three #x10 | FYtD Coupe: Tas naga 6.0 see eS en te | Ail in First-Class Condition MISCELLANEOUS FOR satg fg — Lindell 3877 | d dining- FU RNA ES— _ BARRERA PAEROR AREA RAM - ‘BARTMANN- - EINRICH K. H i. E. co. Se is — ae ee . ~o-mes | i ars Ww orth SA00, now eseeeeee eee ee eoea eee ee 5. . $400 to $500 it a new and used. Be RAAARAAR ARM TRF AARP APA HR AR AARAAARAAM ROPER R ADA CARA RAO THE FIRM WITH A THE BEST IN R ADIOS Fu D—108-1027 coupe: in exception- } - SS ae ' J - 23474099 aily good shape at bargain prices. Bray- | 1927 Chevrolet alien ' Cars worth $600, now. er et et Oe EE ne ie ee | photos for $3. Regular price $12. fect every w ance in 12 months. BRING “THIS AD. 7 uupes. v nd MDs ee S ' WEST SIDE Urs Co., ' | le ars worth #1000, Dow . » aaees ie to $300 For appointment. call CEnt. 0858. (8) Ry oH. and evenings. Downe Auto Cuv., Onen Prodan 42% bein” oe (e777 eT aitit AA RA MRA A RTanAinias ea elgg a0 at Lotys. (R80) (e500) | Bros... 4371 leg - Si _———_ | ROPE—1 200 feet 2-inch. Manila {oc , o ors; low prices, 4839 Te ae or fa FERGUSON, MO | 3715 8. Kingshighway Riverside 4453 St ae Hambuechen Motor ve | ‘CHRY SLER CROWN SEDAN | | a Ae Electrical Engineerjug Co. ome i 4 a , £ 445. Bes “A XMAS DEA” : Fo RD— coupes. 1924. $50: 1925. 7h: 4 1928: $250 down: very good: condition ||| le ( &\ ce * a ees, AT R. ROSEMOND COMPANY, Inc.. . 1926, $195: bargains: terms. Open | EMarenteed, MONARCH 3137 Locust. | SODA FOUNTAIN—And_carbonator: eid : Wil build for you--and finance—fiats. | Gifts for the Home Thursday evening. ‘ : sacrifice. J. Goodman, 1300 Bray , ZEST CO HOUSE 4 CL ' stores, bungalows Aliso largest builders | UistesS. 2810 Olive. SC bef N s RE - B UI a K : . > OSING OUT SALE of frame and brick garages. dee us for Mahogany Smokers, with = — woo poe i) + ~\ 821 Washington Av. : | ULIA MA plans and prices | stintoad Malas caen "baste: hemes | sete DO a ee | OCcUS Cate «eee et al ir lish; clea z ‘ ke new: MISCELLANEOUS WANTS © J Y LEMP $417 S. Kingshighway. Riverside 5885. ee pe. 9 ‘aikiewss reouine apare tire, etc. $193: $65 dorn. Evy = —4F eyes wen — Ss | .. ~ . - ort? : | : ». Yvrand., (2°18 Locnat st 3) ‘ ’ : " 2RY die A AIT) 4 ing bed . $72.50 ; : 5 Corner Garrison Avenue | HOPRBY HORSE—Good condi: ion. OC 7 \ Rh H te) UE ¢ 1¢ wm 6 BL ICK COL PE spr . FORD—Coupe. 1924: ituet spent 5) on ’ a = — — : 4 s . a pod ad — + - os ne | ome sion: © ric “4 y ; oar cYErAr Me y i 1326 cai | by Al Vo oy dined toad! | : Dining Room Suite, 8-pc " Benuine motor and transmission: our price $9v. CHRY SLE R SEDAN | OPEN st NDAY OPEN E VENINGS | | A maaan NEN a Nye ss a le Ey in EE LIE on wae pee PiBrevan se ete « — - an, iN 6, de xe model; “ai 4 ~a- . : iland 4a ~TuYn ||j— BOOKS py ge Fg y -~ e Special Christmas Offer + FORD C “PES SED Aw: bus: $205. 4593 Easton, -| PACKARD SIX PHAET( IN | private family: bome cooking. COlfax me | IDEAL XMAS GIFT 1 IDEAL GIFTS FOR EVERYBODY i emnarain . ; > . § i Oe : lo 20 Bh | DODGE — 33 sedan; Row shape: sv. | 1925: beautifully refinished in Algerian | | 0458. ‘e) ase return. ~~ | ae NG’S ; RADIO i} BOUK Ss. — GIy E HER A CANARY $6.00 i teat” Mahe a. a $50 up: sacrifice. 34521 Page. (c7) | 708 HN. 15th st. —— {blue with oid ivory panels: Burbank top: | ROOM AND GoAnD—Lesnaey, (@ Eta. y A. C. KI BROOKS OF ALL PUBLISHERS | We are also neadk uarters fur canary 934 N Kingshighway ‘| JORDAN—Coupe; sell or trade for motor | DVI ‘a = ee ~ — ~ wih | om ; » ar ; Pate . iat cet an! a “ a. IDE B ICK BRANC be ST’ HES ROUND Enis S15 or RING'S RADIO CORP. COMPTON'S PICTURED oo “LER =e Bag. MISCELLANEOUS NASH VICTORIA, 1927 pV itary 6: SS See te CVRD IPN ee 06st Latagette, | Pa as Market. we Indel] i940. a 8€=6s «4184 N, KINGSHIGHWAY ENCYCLOPEDIA rprise Xmas pre - $435. Royal Mot | Moet beautiful at rary, guarantee? tine OLIVE MOTOR CO.. 3108 Loeust st. (c4)) | | Northwest F q ‘i a e — dal Holiday Ter: ‘Sales. 3118 Locust tin MOY | new: only $350 ‘cash. | : : Trucks For Sal E4075 couple oF tp Spevia! Bey liday Terme e b c 1 SEDAN, 545 or e ._ LEE, 4875-—Room. . cou or twy BUILDING MATER 72] | : ag0" cash. balance Ia “12/ LOOK, DODGE long = | xenilemen. COltsx —— SD) IAL ; BIRDS ~— uderman Bldg. THE BOY REAL ESTATE monihs. WEST SIDE NASH CO. | Looks like new: burr se ed ( HEV ROLET T RU CK, 19?7 OLD LUMBER—Cheap. Levis-Z : "T’e. ho n ®ATT ; . ee Ter G 1114 Washington. Ca TANARIES “ett exceptionally sweet | pEnene As TRAIN—‘‘American riser gre. ee 43 Delmer for cnle — —— = outs * - —a os I ar ee furniture body: with screens and | LZ 11 Osceola. fe) | DOGS amiltonian”: complete equipment; new. LOANS, RENTS, INSURANCE }ULDSs 6—Coupe: [eas balloons. = ise | he RO4 Boater ke bews Oaréelc) | curtains: $115 ‘down: or ~* ACCOMAC, 2845—Furni rvome: iis Pa WAIa: . ——- male rollers. $6.50; niente } f fer nm H543. feQY) | wheels: clasey : $95 - $35 down. 95 other ' —— ’ THE BRODHEAD Co.. aSin Washington. ‘sonable: boa per Ann "Ictor wa (3 CLOTHING t $6.95; acid test; hear them; | , IDEAL XMAS GIFTS TRE FOX TERRIER PUPPIES—From;Y& J] AL EBEKLE 6635 DELMAR Jj bargains. Williams, 4867 Fagton (eo) 10 BSSEX SED ANS | Open_ evenings. JEfferson_7491, : 1 Wanted ales O5c.. Every bird guaranteed: no Bir 2 le sag iters afd Sette Call ! i? pert : ‘s stock: ideal Christmas gift re: ve = CABANY 9303 } Paces “ee om—npagy = 4 like new met well: trede: terme, B5T1 Pare. (cv) ) | FORD—Truc« . one-ton, «0a y — ANI 3624—Gentieman —> a ey business, mo triflers or dealers, | TAtKriew 15 bor. 5249 Plover. — per ot HB Re on =i sacrifice. $75: $0) down, 2848 Gran rooming 1 ~e life, finde nice front room 4) | ? Labadie ____‘c) | BOSTON TERRIER PUPS—beauties: par | * x ae | PACKARD SIX COUPE 6—1929 Fasex Demonstrators | | PORD—T rate. IZ, all models and types: with twin beds. board and laundry; private XPPAREL Wtd.—Men's = Overcoat, Be: SINGING CANARY, or “a healthy | reed: real Christmas gift. 4257 Decor. | FLORISTS DOLL HOSPITAL—Expert repairing, sel 1994: oth eels Gites , | Big reduction. Terms; trade. 2521 Page.| $35 to $320; terms to sult. will trade | home. LAciede OE a gg gene hs t "t. Bo a want, we have it. * Gardner | BOSTON TERRIEGRS-—Both scx; Teason- | parts und violins. Mre_ Ross. 1600 Burd. ‘the ‘new eat mileage: ail Of the no (c7) }your old car. 2849 N. Grand. (057) | CALIFORNIA, S8—1 clean front vem. r e ‘ a Sa aon +.1 - 7 = 7. * 2 P| mn i’ v ar : i ‘ U hi - 7 . 7 m » . S R. big right wes nena Auto calle 3 in 15 MDS Store. 386) Easton. able; a nice Christmas gift. 3700 Com- | BRIDGE INSTRUCTIONS — Individually | cer quality, for $550: term « OR D—Sedans ots (ox. Zo: big pareain. | FORD—Ton dump truck; runs good; -— steam heat: Ak $3.50. ; | +A eee SS OTTHIN ed Tk { . Ton wealth, Map lewood ! am’ in foursomes. CAbany 3517¥. ; . MOTOR CAR COMPANY. m*ke of er Gravois, 4) | escrific e. $135: $45 down. =e CALSPORNIA, or HF ich . “pay top 1 Maing GAlfiell GROS. bene : CHILDREN Bt re IN TER} RIERS—Fuili bio voed. i] M * 1X ——— Locust st. CEntral 500 ) ot eo Kaeex, Hudsons, et:.. | Grand. 8 - ' ’ h eS 7 4 ‘. Jte >»pD ¢ —— Per . cen speaiait allemaal cn ton. Mar 7D. | @ {> b , aS ’ : vtec naditi > G 2: — Ea 000 OLD suits. overcoats for shipmemgy ion. $7. 1948 Wyoming st. b> LIC E PUPPIrs es eg} tage ~~Saneoghe With flowers in any part of —= rr 4998 PONTIAC COUPE | cle vow Fig am ' 38 i Ww “— a s: | panel body: perfect condition; $59 ype | rr a. 1314, pay $4 and $15. PArkview 4853. Garfield E 2 Christmas gift. 6809 St. Louis; I , yee ~ @ } |'' | cheap: trade, terme, _ 2827. Wisc f- . Grand. (057) | CLEV fe) | 7021. Gelber. 1105 Franklin. Auto c in, es THE FAMILY creen 12318. f the bet 1%, (4 OING TO BU ILD ‘ Latest model. Special job leather | FORD— —Tusor late oF like Dew, $18 U; | “Ton truck, late "Lo: re. on , . “d . , W | - “RUSE. Flori SEE Us FIRST |! | wphelstering. disc wheels, Lovejoy ; etme al 43 N. Bros was “COF open body: $95: runs perfect; ion. (C53x) | WASHINGTON AUCTION Cod, i , M 6 1927- « - ATCH REPAIRS ; \ ° H. KR L EK, f iOFIst ef} | TTARRY HOCHMAN & CO. sheck absorbers. A real bargain, | PURD-—~-dvor sedan ; tre w GU; | 133 » - Hro-dway. ae aaa Washington av.. 0 m—Sedan, Master 6 102%; cant tell | - - 846 Arser , > S | $595. Small down payment and Sn Cown. Groupner, 28° _ Florine nt, | FoRD—Truck. 1-ton, pane. bo om has ever been used; beautifully equip- - (607 repair al vateh for $1.50 (ma- 284 Arsenal CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS : —r UCe. dry .«oods, - clothing. a é : Peay 02 snd a So a —— 2 wan Bia | all PRo apect 0204—4 _ Tek niones cm ¢ EN x NDAY EVE. (ji) vour own terme, FORD—5 late sdaus. verv cheap: trade. | model; real buy. Mendenhall. 2315 Lo- for } man: moet ol nm or oon na st plone us and a a real Xmas presenti; > hee L t ruD room ; ana oa - ae Wea aa em a meee 0 "=" COG OUT OF BUSINESS [fre Address X71 ‘ :S8U S Pin. a "10 ; ) ef ) ~ r . fo tia all proveipelis mace. dres re La $$$ ”? S . Eo... 2? : . of rfee 2. 1 dAawn: CH, 2137 TA — ae JULNG Sil > es ?, | terms. 2246 S. i GR: a aii 2 tires: perfect; guaranteed : $95 down: VAR FUR COATS—Short brown caracil. sum PMBAM TABLES—Loug counter” ventas), a oe Oe : -- 1928 ESSEX COACH eras, 2240 8, Grand. GRant 5385. (oo) | SOT rate’ Sea rand ita Be only $5: ~eiso black ponyskin, valu- | Mant ranec: cheap, 3908 ‘Washingt: ey I layers, Grands. t a Pp AVLVO Wy SG.- . oe SO mares tut t atest type nearly brand new: | R | gUnRl—Model A tudor. Arabian Sand dem- | Automobiles For Sale—Miscellaneous z oy eS Ren gs Pa: no — ion = ? x) | A LESS THAN Wd#od Cars in good saladie condstion anc # ; s whee! ae “Sets dee wk | oadsters For Sale ongstrator. eeuioped with trunk =e heat- | MA - : ; } ia ispatcn. 4 i fixtures. See e fak ur laction now fo 7 eis & . Cae ee eee a ee bee! ae a "FT; open erenings and Sundars o> +) (a | Sgt agit Taow for ian, | Hunted morignges bald of Fy Ac Kent || buy tia ex ote, Sear one, Sanders bom LINCOLN ent oar and bus efland S70, “fash 1c4) party dresses, tuxedos and full —- ' ae Delivers y Instrument RRoOCK Mi 2 buys used care for cas atin ee like new ‘ail for demonstr: : FUR COATS—Handsome: evening gt —E of Tank lin Fart Fixture Co... 907 Mar ket. (i oe) DO’ ata f nehesiear | 4 3 ts ) TON. 3309 Locust Br Ch—5; rt roedeter bi T fain, i “ PAN -. ociamony ; ; high grade; or CBrisimas presents, | « $33. mn be b for balance 0! soe ° me ¢ : , le, Ie e: $850; oe, euede, 6-B: like ay t- ond ony a0 up. Union Co. 20 N. 9th, x f oor. | aceount: terms ©2 per week. Ask ve » Te yP! LL OK ! RE AD! Li tet type ad : with all oe COUDE, DHes ee. a2. DIOP, a GARD ago +- Sedan 19°4: cand oracr Mm i war NE: BBIDA Ss per_felt. Bor Fe $8) | Mach: bo : provements; @-whee} brakes, F-head 27 $525: Ford, $5: Mose S45 Willies 67 Easton Ign-Gradce mployed: good board. OVEROOAT He —— al TY sizs res, x : ebsdiC NN ie the?" ~~ we Ofmr 7 Cash for yo eur. make youu a Ma t3 motor trusik we omy ; : , 2S. S60. toon. $45. Wiliams. 4807 as on emp 6 hear RAD OA AME meng (od ‘ne Eewog, TYPEWRITERS—sa0,_ , Bivtifgnsy 0 >» (ILIV Lo 2) _ ‘t SAP , EM 1035 N. Grand. 14) | sag ‘ “ ‘. bs ; hi pee prance’ ce ; ; . us Months, $7.5) = is . VinSRAP? Uipanr eonsole, wp wt} ’ : a ow + hai a ; te PN peed a stae' -— —— oS. | ’ F ‘tr . 2 ‘ : rm) A NE. Done ~ SUSEDO- wang ee on toB) E = Som Ancade Bide. = Ain 1162 wu £20, a7 ona aber f ords Ww anted ae Spot Jas I a DeOn yN FRAN PTON ;, 8309 st '@ — i J 5 se 3 = Ss, a4 KM > re : er. ‘i U sed-Car Bargains revins: acd beard, ~ $8. = for nest prices: morigazes paid : cere athe) SE U8 ~ iw 26 Lie oF of HONOGRAPH & a ~ ge ie | , oe ee | = SON Pon Tan ‘makes and etsiens mgty | offre" gundelan 40 Seas Sree as | MARKED DOWN SALE | esac ofa we - HORSES AND VEHICLES : . up: on Many you aoe ar pried terms é AU OS TAN TE D FOR 6 ASi “43 down. Gr-uuncr, 38106 W. 1 st. Buick roadster: overhauled: new Duco; rae guaranteed. aie A 2; on cars only few “months ixmineter. ak} MUSICAL De as St et en” 1006 OLIVE, sed) RANEY bon aL One. 36 Li oc ii wa SPECI ‘AI, 2918 LOCUS “ —_—CENTBAL 2218. (om) “iitinn~ “open ‘a | | old. The exceedingly low | 2 ‘ = LBUN—— 27; }-passenger "Griven sas 'priees will be a revelation. ices. ergreen —_— : . : ; er , ? vse i “ ; (c4) mart HORSES—RHafiel Sree me Instruments For Sale PHONON, FLA rtEIS _, ) Pind, I uiVsaeds FE veelient condition h: good tre itl ti AA : with othe ae - a N = cnmowr mak:+s ~ cit ~ are up lee a ral i Petia t Gas i) 7 wage $e 4 b eTiue. P 2 I ond - : coy . ; 7 7 DEW, | a jR4 > —_ — r harness, — ; oy ——pupineren Th) alte £25 000 CASH FOR AU TOS a Seale _!] 926 B DICK ROA YADSTER> | viles: $750. F. A. Teed i (NGSHIGHW room ; ge * BAnASee Sous arm fereot, is = very Teasonable, cal! VYELCK 315 | TALAANOD | Bring car, eet cash, morteages paid, VEST SIDE NASH Co.. Excellent condition. A real buy. Sn a a —— 'Pierce-Arrow—1. breakt - aps siz LA- e a beon ; | iso qr workman. pee. Tal od cae we AD 1006 Russell. ég CO 4 Olive St Oni MONARCH. 3137 Locust st. (c8! rw) an Syren f143 Delmer Z Only $450; $165 down: easy terms. r = =| I 1 80 . d LEWIis PL... iret oe ame ae Broads |! E-Uat alto; silver ns _ — BY DON T TR ADE y OUR FOR! NASH COACH, 1927 HU DSON-FRAMPTON, 3309 Locust | 1928 HE DSON SED AN | Cc hry sler mperia ecdan. room for TTC ; " 27 Master 6, excellent cond- ian &° BI = ai pps, ks inde. ) $4.50: Collinsv? ie : ‘TRIG With Ampico: mahvugany. J HON( M RAP Hs $14. 50 bil F E chan OA L AND—1¥2 5 coach, belecr: a Duy: 1 eee driven oan 9000 milesy 5 | rh PMORT Li — 1826, * aedan : good = ‘Lineoln Sev en-Passenger Sedan. ede 1528. ge K a ee. ew Ba Lindell 870% 2 gaan. - ak etal condition; big re Standami makes of all binds. Values Automobiles for £x tal = | 9’ 8%: 355 dow”. Graumer 3418 Locust | practically new tires; full equip- goed éuco: xc | | Buick Coach. (36) $5.79: SF alowas: eee fo r Enea’ it e te up te #190. sii aii $179.00 TRICK—z* ton, * Tas os e sland OAKLAND— Coach: here is a 5 ee ; ment. Very attractive we * pace » TT ew TH. SIDE. BUICK opPAPGh. 0, | h. a - inn » & tons oe am LIAN : yj : Brunswick Panatrope...$1.¥. CAbany 0707. 320 ingsianc. — value and service: priced to | \ CADILLAC ) - 2651 _Latarette, | . . : oe ee “ton. 85:°2 ba MP Boing ar 73 Syetferson : ee ABUL CO.. 1004 Olive ‘st. ean) ' |, U6 Branewick Sanetrene. 1 7589.00 | ie ow } | KUHS-BUICK, 2837 N.Grand. Lindel’ 2900 seteeee 200t 3383 Locust St. LINCOLN | pooe oe C d ys ° A . ; , + 76 Sune de luxe i mses . ° PSY wd ' ¢ iA . * yt Woah + 2 C 7 seep CE TATA ACA AS ' = Olls r € oor te) CLEAN lump $4. mine +e $3.60, Bea Ay SMALL GRAND—Ebonized. > Col ‘umbia Viva-Toua!l. .. . $89.00 B gh For Sale ae. aaa cach aon, Gand onthe CHEVROLET gee ete dita SEDAN tudeba “oR Co ne e loupe. — $: 25 slack $2.25. CAb, 914 Si of ot Gs eel on and condition: | M AY. STERN & CO rougnams ror teh) ppmvvthnw on » “$395: —— Gilliaun- E | Chevrolet oeacn. ernployed aan ie * water. a =" De ae Streordinary value: see tn es eee er ye Pits wRCE- AL RUW —Co t ode] 53: real , 70 | Beautiful OS-passenger sedan. oo new de CLEAN Tame $4.) mine run. $3.60; 77 ae Dano: eee ahowancs on vou |) SE. Cor.-12th & Olive Sts. °6 Buick Master Brougham | 13 ‘Easton, i) | stein oe P. one ae rs ' rm , : 4s (n”, eo finie’ rywartec? serhant iv ' : it} t L r ar as DPD x . . $3.25: slack, $2.25. CAbany 9142. ‘ At MAAN CO: 1004 Olre st, ‘ Origing! finish, pert Range — : oo ro Coach. $2 I9Q5 Ga N J DE - = UIC. or onreneni. take any obner c F ord Model A Cc oupe. . cooking: modern: car, bes. mar O48 er = like a new car, low price and easy Dont WN SAI > OR CO., 4166 Olive. (c) . 3 ; as “Stowe %. STRAD GRAND—S$18: Se ——__———— vm A rea! buy: lots of extra “MABKED D¢ BALE. HAUPT MOTO —— — s and Coupes. |MISERVE. S##1— bom and beard; pr ype ag gx a sue $5 ton: + 3 DY case yt ae. a0 oe as $2 a y v at rE oT “SIDE BUI K AUTO oo Oor've MOTOR 70s vi ‘TST (rd) $33. hevrolet goadster,, 1927: like nh a MAXW ELD —Ip24 onda: _nice car: : | Cadillae Sedan Pp | rate: pear car line. Parkview Geant nee te 8 806d co On: @ real barcaip a! Kineshighwav ered McPherson. DEL. | , now wn, ‘Tiame 7 eeten. CoAL—Lump, $4.50. Mine rum. om : n . aes (eet 3 ee a es real vy. . 3.7 ; $2.75. Hand i180. — i Wt bigs “a | CA! Brougham. la o me Bouth ide Buick Sock abeord- | MOON—1827 Jandau eee nn ee S ] A tt Picr. ii77-7F Ta ares i pall Tam $i.50 ver Whee... RACTEP HN For Sale tor Car Ven. N Grand, Lindell 8900 | _ Studebaker coach; new duro; clean ix pov cE — Roster oe Gand Easton, | terms, trade. $583 Emsio oe pecia ention ! - | ine Rogackeeping, 10: 0 Call TYler 3825¥ : - $12 Upright, $500; for quick disposal 7 CROSLEY—New ali-electric lei Liou 7 HS “BU BUICK. ® cok inca ( $604 5. Grand, LAciede TtiK)-7604. Songe—Late 1926 sport roadster. Sdbo: — mn B4v—seaan | cova rnin we ke BOOM AND BOA 73 ‘ a8 CLEAN a? To eee CAbany 5S287M. *{¢} | ‘cheap. CAbany 6522W. S104 Westrate | ) Hudson Broughams—$295 > “ Osias down, Wiliems. 4867 Easton, . rh e Ten FOR NEXT TEN DAYS WE WILL RE- fromt room, ex¢e ASSORT.| _$4 ion. joad lots. LAciede 1727 eee oO. Upright: $00. JEtferson | ——7 sand up: must. well. 3522 Caz. tet WILLYS-KNIGHB, 3-D¢ OR oped | “OE. aaa dirt chess. inte $408: MAIN OPEN FROM & A. M. UNTIL 9:30 | -S0DS0ie _— OF ALL ) COAL— —~—Deyubie screened white ash. ‘' a VW ashines ton scl MAJ Ks TIC—Electrnic. No. 72. -tub ; ~ , as LER — = T0- rS ix: | Iieat v all ue in @ used car in St. Lou ' DODG E anne eea alae Aman , e.. 2R1 W_ Florissant yt THIS WONDERFUL sHOW.- 7 MAND BOARD ATTEND . St. Ellen Tump. $4. 50 LAclede 320. -” feber g?anc: late model: cost namic epeaker: sac rifice. ~~ er STU >rUDE A seme Ww s. 486 East. . todar : $105: terme or trade } - . 7.) TY. _ F-door ae og 4 SLIGHTLY USED MOTOR or wormaen ' ' , 1) 14) $305, $135 down uligmis a : R YWN SALE. OAKLAND—d "5 al- ca ican 2-Go — . nines 2 MUST | ain Ni—Pay cash and save * WH sell for $550. O874 Clemens. — 5x) WES 7 SIDE toy . ee ae MARKED D0 Duco: was | dans. delivered in 1928: $660. $895. ‘ARS. INVESTIGATE OUR STOCK BE- — —— | © bomen . age par val 2. —_ sO) } MAJESTIC RALIO = Brand-new at en finer evrentiincre 42 TLelmer a“ Good motor and tires: new uCce $7h0: carefully used neat appearan °°: Ww amily: ape a — A ar 9. O—875: lik new hono- per cent discount: leaving town. imar i ° "A oo4 cars 4R67 Easton. AP 200m ‘ALL FOSTER, brterson, = '5 : d : a es ae s efter 6 fc) Loemat et. (cR3) | mileage: “tre gooc ca rea. © yom $2.75. $8.75. $4. =5 $5.75 per i 4 Pee S844 SS Compton. m3) 2761 wf 6 p.m. = Cabrioiets For Sale Coupes For Sale SOHN RE-BU CK = ae I er ST . FOURD-—5 roads‘ers: REO—i9-5 4 SH I f css) PORE PURCHASING ANY CAR. ‘ U—At a sacriike: $100: Ra Diit}—$15: coast reception. 6 tubes: 3 : : ji : ete : 5 | trade; terme 2506 8. Jefferson. __ erson. _(ro7x A ph Se PE eaten: yen. 509 N. Spring : THE BRODHEAD —_—— 4 ~~ ioR3) selective: Dbareail 4053.4 St. Louis nee ; kG ’ » : | BCUICK—oOur popular red coupe for 6& - : | ; WONDER COAL “ re ag ANO—S125. 7030 Wise, Hi- | RALIOLA 18—All-electric: $144 vaiue for 192% CHE\ ROLET ( AB, $100 fl ett ag” like new: terms FORD—Hoader, 6 | 4 | | Wright Electric Co., 207 ¥ . 3d. Ain ' y RAT! 727 Chamberlain or phone | ¢: ‘ictrola-Radi arc Brunswick kad — iol ROG HE VE " S — ‘27 couch: $250: suaran- | - BUICK aw va PE f Ved JOHNSON. 5244 Natural Bridge. bea een : 300 "arms. a : Hup Demonstrator wa I 268 a » GAIN wee | KIESELTMO Com 45 iho r a * A. Reed Saies, JL © ” % ; rs 2 ite car for a . ~~ Ww ‘ . rot B $63" say. eee rebuilt Instruments. Est 1879. CEntrai G20. 1007 me. | ot — ior 0) ans ys i os ee Y 4 _— ry atee Chee: pertest | ——- 5 E os ERR TY MOTOR CAR ‘otras. 4561 Delmar | hented roums with southern $1 00 up: uprichte, play- 7 1 month old: | in every cay: this je an « “eran t car 192% Gardner Roadster. S200) 201 — a perfect car: gvod POrest 073i. - Machine Shop Work P - FInd, reproducers thorst guar EVROLET—1925 coach. | : : ‘ fobcE— rari — - = “ee wee = — USED AN vs SAMPLE RADIOS s ; 4 £450: terms. See anc a bar in for S650: wrm ' Dow? ' enectal price: straight R- like net. ee aN ~ % 4807 Easton. (eS ; rooms exoe e ‘taN = 'MACHTS hine work. . nal | i? 12 # wh - eedtge . ‘ | , 1928 mode t $805: "ae hell, 2215 ret ¢ . , *, . Meek cases: bench. cabinet. QRS } Speakers “s uD a ose 0% ee he ig200: all in very rood ——— - a ( lub Coupe nificent car. im perfect shape, sor alana . ae — Fine wood Hrea¢way. PRoenect #7 aa . uP. os ‘ if > | ee? S -— rr r a a 4a iM? s a’ . oO,a hia 7 e . ™ es Fr ; A Qnoe Te ~~ ae ew —— Bo: an ~ if . (CEntr 6200.) 1007 Olive , Po ywwer Units all }. RiG SAV INGS usual car is ready for your inspectian - f JEWEIT--1¥20 sport 1 jee gport a r: balloon | . a pargeine eR} en © Lu. = . fe3G) | M i é STERN & c ( ». K EPOSSESSE “com etely eauip- | se It and ae ae our pre ane See een: rumble sect: dandy: dirt cheap Morris [2 a “3 iF k ‘ Se. u 3 —— | Chevrolet 1925 coach. c sen : | maae wees 8 : leak’ on $85 dewn, Graunner, 341% Lamnet, urns * motor ~ ,;PORD ca ahs DY— 106, Th. TT | - a iF? 3 PIANOS—S49. >t) ; ” } : S s a 3 weeks of4: unusua! bargain: ewe | @ a ck CO. 5 : od wt. 3054 Li Farder ; JEWELRY, GOLD, SILVER “+4 Sys im used pianos to select | S. E. Cor. 12th & Olive St (ob) | car guaran’ Fe +HEeY CHEY. cO ; Ki weonich eve be, BEIC ee es-| PACK ARD SIX ROADSTER | ee pana Tk | Forp a . $10 Wanted . Makes and ats gy * vse atta a ‘MacCAR Parkview O50). G57) CA DILLAC—4- eer coupe. besutiful | 1928: . . @riven 5400 miles: new | | RORD— Touring’ 1820: : see —- v. down, $10 — Morris. 2810 Olirs, Peded” oe Bem fot oe iy Pe ~ jew, $1.50 8 week. Open Radio Service | CHKYoupR—Coach, 1928: model OF; real | ie BUICK. B8s7 N Gra: det 2900 | in every respect. an oppertunity to cet | nr TS | iewelry, diamonds. boats F a VER 1006 Olive, fod) i “atcwe: chegm 4592 Baaton ; > $7 N.Grané_ Lindell 2900 | a. aimost new caf at ap attractive price: | -———— i Tires For Sale ae S MOUCING GRA! 25 EXPERT repairing on all types of radios: yo . Coach, $195 a coupe; Gandy) Oe vt ¢ 4 COMPANY. 1 | Laf yette Phaeton MILI lah ces, aD “ow ad grmgborany case: Strad ; $1; out-of-town customers | 1996 Chevrolet 0 | - SRS do rayne? BERRY MOTOR CAR. b>0i0. 4 e ij x old sige We ee oS. proadwnts ' apartment sise- ight- ; ° Duc Radio. 3920 ae | Pulls equipped. R—Lizcht coupe J . OOO} acwet ; | eat Maid tee * ySORt, S805: wei | Linde Et | ee Te MOOR A108 LOST ich ras. Wiliams, 4867 Easton. . | "5¢ Preree- Arrow Radstr. $300 — This car originally cost $5500 | rd ne Cnn | | PAY as you ride: euey terme: 1a _ Glenn © “ eding ven: hh ; 4 rod . Tune) x - Ow pnee, a r ) PSREX—Coach, late 1926: good tives, -um : “Yikes new: 1: m RO: best bargain in For Sale RS terns TE ee “Seas | AUTOMOBILES Rieriecir bias" S43 dows Sued S"| CHEPROLPT Coates heortoay. Pe Se Picea , has, ||) S280 eR CADILLAC Co. ROOMS AND BOARD | DIAMONDS—Sevr ze; ' ror | > er i= ; > UP: “ae. oo, | JEiierson 3084 3883 Locust St. | equality. Ty tet RF vad 2 = iz anit BR. LOG Oi +5 = | W anted 20 Essex Sedans avd Coaches | : eal” ae & + ep basty ) ———————— a . [IANO SENS 10N nt. cosh mortgages paic. | 100 and wr: terme. 3427 © (ed) | eS -——Coupes. ig 2 - : wire | Gta! Rew Woe lt 7 Lon rict 45867 Easton. cd) Rowe - S—$95 iit ~ “a : —_ : ° ie : 925 OLDS SPORT TOU em ; TABLE SUPPLIES ‘ as or mace Crane, ; : 1) ESSES ¢ COACHE od iew ery. " ane in excellent ari eit rum ble tae en4 a oe woo mally fine conditien. cur bem ‘—uaranterd etrictly tresh. orp | f pee whole famf!r. ‘land wn: trade: $52) tae” oe pF | uate Lon te a 33.8 56 Delmar. + N] . ————* ; WEST ee BUICK Whine rom our Webster poultry farm; + : g10 rae perl . Ay Nee ugrant ligne Joanne | a oO 459 PelFne, JA0R Cirive - pou s54 Baston.(c8) GUARANTY 3 Moron CORF- i936 Locus ondition; $25 down. yy ges he, ‘%

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WEDNESDS the THREE other St. Louts vewspapers Combined. FLATS FOR RENT—North The Post-Dispetch Regularly Prints MORE ROOM and BOARD Offers than APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT POST-DISPATCH APARTMENTS FOR RENT WHERE CAN YOU EQUAL THIS? = $55 to $70 ROOMS WANTED APARTMENTS FOR RENT unfurnished light Box F- 338. P.-D. aa vi¥TH, S5LGA N.—4 rooms. | ily 7 350. ~— | ENRIGHT. S7gh—_3-room efficiency : pletely Den. LEE. 4257- ~ 2 a - ] sleepit roums and sunreem. modern . show Fou. Call Lindell 7389 for free auto. + NTW . m =. se — BANE zg. ga wt front Bees: beat ‘urns bed. — ahve - TA! N. ”4063—Lanee, ‘rening ve oon cohen on kitchenette ; rods. _— ; o_o 7 : that Ww! > hu Y oe +? anon : f° : 2 t -ease for « DMog ae Tet se opportunity worth . Puan. s867—New fireproot bpuuding: ! ATE tari ‘or s : —New storermon and back eeesn Jroof. modern: suitable for aay oT. : i on — ——— - || ——~Sho)— Lares. cht building, | BL. A waatea _ for auto Te + G or guy > 341. +™8e A—D rooms. steanl bea. bardweod feors: 6327 N. Rosebury—Only 75 ser ‘ration fu “nished frigeration furnished. para taking care tiens now, as they are goinmc fast. PERSHING. 5544—By i ky. : — ; limen, phone FLATS 6148 Columbia: new 3 to connec ung se ! PENaTs TON oy rooms: electric, bath and ph —_ ence ee al NWOSSUTH, 4830—5 reems, sum room — | garage, newly decorated: wealner stmpped. Argonne Apt. Pout 3664 Just half biock west of Grand: turnished §-room, +-roem ith inen. silver. @ight. gas and Reirensinde 7 peo . DUBINSKY REALTY CO.. . 7 . ‘ ¢ | Sepiva *jai — site Maplewood Hick: ee — a Bidz.. S505>——2 rooms, for Geb | bousekret ping : ali conveniences. —e 5031— garage DE} Imar 4258. ses rooms. new mts Taree oo hardwood le. $50. Bt ‘SH- BURNS. * MAin 4527. /ALAMO. 71355—4 rooms, sun pariocr. ist “4502S 242 - ~beated - $4.75. t- Furnished Apartments light po = “$63 “2 _EXD REALTY AND, con 2323" + roome, desir: ie for any dus FI GRAND AND OLIVE STREETS |: 3612 Olive Street van PERSHING APARTMENTS 5386 Pershing: newly furnished: all out- | S-room efficiency: iete for housekeeping. with or without anees. MARNE AP ARTMENTS | ERSHING . UNDER NEW MANAGEME NT Ts. large rooms "Set. N.- arse rooms. ANDERSO} STOCKE-BUERMANN, ! ANNE, 290235—6 moma, one A. A. STEINLAGE * “ Me 3 : eee? ae any Pee agi SX ete =. Ye ee a ie hoasckee 5368—Connecting ~——~ CC Ww N N. i — 381 o—S rooms CHESTNUT 6101-6100 sida rooms: electric. vain. . an Tes ’ : all conveniences: 33 Land z DakT SOUT. 7ise— 20—New —— oms. bath. sien ne _ $50. =) DELL. +2 aT ri aE C ARS. REALTY \ KATHERINE APTS. Washington: beautiful 3-room ef- rent reduced: excellent ao oncession. 4 rooms, steam i ” modern, garace. reasonabiec. fo essa - — . 2817 dom for 1 or 2 ~ oe ‘= neat hehe inert red ee ‘on oy flour. rear; private fa: Eo ' THRUSH, 5029A—4 | ro DeELMA = — —. All apartments the entire building newlr painted and adecorat s “5 ret ALLEN. sis8A Fu — TOOTS, "1308A—6 beautiful ul xarage VeiAMAK. Sosa ty a —— | (HUL TEAt Dalat, : : J tienen 2 su02 7 bath, oo suse keeping oor: 6 H0is—d reems, tile NEW er FLAT __Beattifully furniited ‘six-room effi- La Just Bast of M) ~g Nair WERCANTILE TRU ST CO. Theater. ) -o- roms. clectric s ~ Sth and Locust to St. Char is — EYE. | 1? ~~ ~ ‘ill rept part AN. ——- Etterm rs -e 7 © =) storr OLIVE STREET ~TORE. | Large. wits basement. 41.73 Olre: rent- i. ——— Phene owner. CBestun v2 PTeRIES-ATTO LAUNDRY pace iB .— garase. Weilston. CA “4 *. SRSENAL $515 A— ne lame. mm LAINDar 3 yg A gy d brick Duild- a Ze to suit: 360 WOLF elertrie 2 scr ty WY we > e* ; ~4 mS MRE ST AND TRIM SHOP New fiat. re) Svece 1D reated garage. W eiiston. * ‘a= : Ro@m. 2 39) ‘ 4598 beautiful ef firien- : Quick Meal ——- Verr choice locati on: convenient to cars. MePHERSON Bn lean n sleeping rooms: + GaAND. S005 S—i rooms and - 1 » ‘ *™ } ae | et ; furnished, at $75. Rentai includes light. ga wet END REALTY. AND CONST. | BASLUATE, ¥ii—Beautifui. new ~ ; 3416 Umion hy Keepin = »4 Light housekeepi za 5 SeiaNDOAR 3437 IN PRINCIPIA DISTRICT - ~~ tne hath. : 723 Chest, sou tinting ~efiiciene imator . peek $55-365: imciudes cas ( 82) refrigeration ’ electric | $77.50: service, 4394 WEST PINE New 3-Room Efficiency $57.50 to $ Bf. | ineludes electric | € as. heat. hot water “and few oy eg wee availabie for rent INC... 904 Chestnut 4963 WEST PLNE. silver. heat and janitor N ing. nicely furnished. Marager on premises. at MAN, 3831- ist floor. range: ii CESTLEMAN. MAN, t005—Howsenn ine rooms: garage. “REALTY AND. const. aan Foor. ‘SCPEERSON, 4550 Secend. Sor front . : = “eivctne: ALASKA. 5023A—4 rooms. ‘bath. fur ftur- . | aie 505A— aice rooms. bath. ectri Im fine condition: HOUSAM aaa ag 2 coe., 312 eon * e Bidg. a comnecting APARIMENTS—J, t33a—4 rooms, bath. newly RF ye garage: reduced to T2213 a bath. turn rnAcs. | = EALKBRENNER. ase reom for ¥ BROWN oi ee con 7163 Manchester EASTON. oo rooms. bath: . : ‘EASTON. Ts “Fai OR eee _---—»- a rooms. conveniences: wil] Z 4.234 &—}3-roem — BENJAMIN MUSHLIN 319 Buder Bldc. ST0UA—Sleeping cane Dian i 4 reems. perches: 3 — oe ing “rooms and kite i, " eak 4 mee GHERTY | _E. or $50 with eof] heat, ter; homelike iD. apg room, wt w a , reasonabie. OLIVE. 37104—Room and iichenette: i mervice Manager. E. co.. 736 Cle aig fi Cee ge se ‘ture Main 2515. ei nie ee WATERMAN—$80 OLIVE: ate a—+4 $35: newly decorated: goud iveatian: + 3687—Cheics 6 a a. bath. - cheapest —_— POLLACK. 161 > 351 t: 3522 Halliday. = 5S.—J roums, tuilet and 9, AER LIT ENE Am a ae . — " arse ° . -_ 3537 A— Nice. i “eee uoranet- cnemTroe™ has tth furnace Seat. ‘ ‘rame house * S 4 $3750 a}? to te rmuet bea U- meen li)-room modern oouse with 3 bathe, an eiegant, landscaped iot tn! vet —+4 Sie =] ae A ta a e ¢ yanse 4-‘amily fiat. pi 2 a 'S3. 4090 south. “70 weet 3 rooms, oa ; furhac eparaute en \rances za - rade for lots or brick cottage am I+ )—s reer, Gee eid tAtcreee 477 Ras sors GIBSON R. CO. Ik Ei Dir — cTade R en — wr SS i ie = Sngie | al e baihs ¢ bet-water Bear ee .- room fiadee > "aati . the Hiapie siwars - ° ww! ‘rade lor : cel itian: zreod - ot *tinele A } e TUS Deere ‘ A} rr Te 7h, : "rs 7T ° k , 74 . e oF “eet som on couple en ail iamcee. TArA VETTE. °1(03—Jst floor front, rane-. kitchenette suites. ranges, sinks. E. CORNER = & DELMAR ; attractive prevate home: ] - will Jecora te — paint. | Lermo } . 6OL17—Aparment: Jae + im rear: 18. Ge Broadway ! = ie mi gg TRADE VACANT Fou nt sc ALUW Twe lets. Gannendaie. «uitable for fine | Waat burcaiow west. Box Y-088 > eevrera. well heated: oe _PeoPis, our A AND M )DERNIZ t. al lé5>—t-monm tat, a 308 72s | or) me © Pert payment. »r GHERTY K. FE. (H.. G08 Cheatent. af A REAL BARGAIN ba 3. rooms and Biber. geome, 28. in living reom: only $45. See this Pn BELLIS i REALTORS. CHESENCT : Aliso 219 Gas- 3 reams, hath. oaly 276.58. ~ HIGH-CLASS ae an FMENTS LAIR. 9 Toems: Oath. v ADISON 2941 -—Clean, .—- = ae os n (ail ans private bath: warage ry ares rare! ee rom 3e10 estimate: & ~“DIESTELHORST Co. WASH] INGTON rs and kitchen- : CLAYTON RD.. nae HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. FLATS FOR RENT , mod. NEWSTEAD A. STEENLAGE EB. CO.. gn RDUCTION IN RENT > reoma, bath, clectric: PRANKE, CSSELL. —~ oS arran ‘cunpide a service. | hestn = nae: | ic rooms and = foq? C poste apartment. Ss seeping rooms. ' one a rOowms apd garas.. . papered larre rome aia 4218 McKEE a nerd floors tile bath, steam heat. Mum | = a 1 " Ry —_— Te ia ear garage: will exchange jor i 2 reoma, ¢ ent. he fal) cottage. . 5 roms, leet ates oF Dickmann, T9125 = Grand. LAc. (O420 : 3 ——— LOCETIE 2 wees INGLE Wid.—Por 1325-27 5. Broadwag -* -* > OWT ye? ew cinrts : oye sinoere - Qecth @ CHESTNUT. CHESTNUT 6101-6108. K GEt OLR ONPLETE List tO | py WASHINGTON. 060—Tieh Tousen copii : ) -—: ANU Al! oo aeated garage. Ww. SCHRAMM CO. MAin — *, ern: steam heat: i Gun Wee Soe _ TRAD E ne 4 ferent. 8. | . | MERAM S70S—New. ~~ | for 4F alien. rasa, PAG +E. 3742—5 Ooms: CAbdany 4955, ot hat) TO LET —BUSINESS PURPOSE WHAT HAVE YOU? | PAGE. 5055 —4 rooms, dath. 4. A. STEINLAGE &. DELMAR. ae Westeaie, large rooms, finished | tC) ge ' apartments: 3 Rooms. NOW Sis. moareate eohepatis Mey or epg > “% 8 +e é . date p+ oer ee tore Te © ge ee, Oe, ee KFC HON a beso a Toums a al - aPDir at t Bakery. a ae EL ERSIDE 42:1 | S47! GRAVOTS. (452) H. A. O'ROURKE, INC. | location: rea —— "IVANHOE — ——S | PAGE. £3684—Concession month APA 4 rooms, 2 Sractively ‘furnished: reasonable. rae it | ' new ee Licht range. hot waiter: = REAL ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY me ew) rour house or fat I ast ait APA et eee i ——/. rooms. toilet: PAPIN, Faas =o S. Sth. MAin 1858 TAMM. ch?) necerk ee Forest oft fersen : . OLF- POLACK. 1@1 WASHINGTON. 5028—Large warm ‘front ™. @ff running water. phone, | . ae ; , : CO. CHes OVE TODAY TO” 4011 DELMAR BLVD. “nee; THe | AVATASLE FF VERNON. 3736 —4-room iat: newly deco | SUITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS Oa SPacK APrrReie AND. CONST. CO. KEASONABLE KENT: 7) | emploved: won , 5297 W ASHINGTON Corner of Trhiom and Washineton: NTs — ——- and Forest furnished compietelr - Sectrie reimgeration Corinne Fn oN o., “C. — bs ae JA—4 rooms, modern. | HU mac = as? ‘ — a regms and -aih, BATES. SI27—Wan “with oamployved pa = - 4 Pub Sa | | 722 CHESTNUT -T. en ae BEERS 3627 Gravois, PRos. 4334. t - 6 “Rulls Walter D. Parker 5014 as Cap "OORne matt brick tile tath We also h arge six- - so ave a i sx- ™-e-dor i307 A ean — bath. heat. 3144—3 reems. furnace. zarage: reurm; private family. A. _i— _-8T3 @Darimenisa. u | ver bew management, rooms $6-$10 week. | i & FLATS FOR RENT —Furnished North ‘oraz 3 TAS tome eae TT —¥§ MNser ia Se ae toate £008 oh Toqeeryne ished: : Phenme 7] at mice recotmte. chectne: «uo ak- ww EST INSTER TET WELT 454> 333 a. furnace. Mage = caren 7212 FORSYTHE ® lady manager _ in charge. STO will be pleased to chow || >, = “mt “Lorre =iit-inmn tub afl ieee Oe oa TBatew’ “wnlie to var tne: snows aon CHESTNUT Secte ation =. blocks weet of North # = = | Slocks nerth of Wan : Lpier fieots ital ~ a ; he: Ren! sapere a light neo cerns. ae APRUEGE R- MIBGE RR. £.. 4x1° : L Inquire Mr. swerts, ; LP Artrioe tan en FacTore bi 11. - 66.000 «square ‘fret. “es + Ti —ameed ewurt Pacific «witch: N. BE. Fae an z , i" —Pe aarti: acsite emttine: 4 stertes: maxiere tj —- Cet! —- -® erent ‘RA? wher ( Fiewterut 7208. _— yeaa newly decorated | water ’ West PINE. ahd —Housekeeping recitn 3S — Some of = Most Attractive im the City. Call COlfax 4586. | LARGE OR SMALL. FURNISHED = NFU RNISHED. ip nationsl Life Bidg. CHestnuet @270. COMMISSION RO@ 1715 N. Third. large store Lady of Lourdes — 3 sum partor and seeping poarch: e ae on = INc THEIMER. WILLIAMG & ” euaneite Tower Grove | mencls ater 6 5S. | SeeeeeLae © k iePA. S3=8A—Farmished 5-roem , Eas: ‘ sn apres —_ 7 ouse- TOOm:: GE and range: reasenahic. oes - ry >a Park. decorate: rpasonah je. Rot Lad Pest alors 2 ~ i2o6—6 larer rooms. = — ~ -} : Sew. cZi see ny bath. “shades, scrrens. porches. carace. open. Fi _ CK. Ry + Tourms, aia feiniesd): rent LIVE on the Crest of the City —and@d in luxury. Everr- Arnace. “BRINK ASR F Frickiaire. steam heat. OTTO TIETIENS i eae AZISE eres I. EPSTEIN ot “ON FURNISHED FLAT—s rooms, $35: ail | ‘wrrenienres. Hex F-35350 Poam-Tee (S0) | Sa a ee furnissed 7 TY S15 —Geerland: S188 oom th nites terest heres «& Gand? 2 _ ow Call 40684 Fairview. ~~ vot So. Pine Lawn Amgen Casi Wil HANDLE —_ Stern bungalow ac 3433 Onl 2 w MESTEMACUFR Wor Peers Wd. cr. 3 “poms " math SO: | : ‘omg thing furnished—wide elos- ets, radio, linens laundered, automatic refrigeration, full hotel service and use of facilities. Call JEffer- 7700, aid ase Labie tor r} ith - - roon * , x. » i ore Murphy =i. END REALTY AND CaNsT. ce. 4in i ROOMN Rte Wilt 4 , dis ae . preven Ai ke ; : — nbiedigsebeen) oS -tadr', Gzins “+6 eee RON ee eS ae ae 7 a , E bia, bear samy te y : ewer it - oe Ae A | ee ak oes 4 “ Pee appa y Se sah : - Bae Rays binge? on nett * cla tie . rt we Sth | - oi eee F wt Moses. ay : . a o . + 5 5 AL fap . pe Baha sade 5 » Tae, 2 - 2y r abies Us Ta! Pein Reo as aks 5 oa NA atin See : ~ , pO Shfaeiics) i 4 ct oe : vial 5 e., : . y ‘ AP ea we Ne oe RRR a ae s . _ R i a ere r bu gd picts Coa’ , P Epa ek sacks ane hy - ~ > —- Lo eaees eer — . Den cewe ee bs ee Bs fe fe ea : 8 fj set » - Bett Si a ie 5 : ee Sa Hy rf ; one At . : “ 4 . en J site rou $ 4s x + ae “ee dee? ek PP ane .. . Pye ~ a , : : ¥ any re ae oa ey Eten ite ee. bs 2 A ee ee Sate mel 4 : , ‘ ‘ = peter ox Pe een oe rf eat he cc hehe : ng hr gee , ipo ine : ee ae TOA Ce ct. PEERLESS eR Oe ae Ese FI a ’ : sti 7 St ey tee. - ‘J Ms 2 <4 . , ” my, ro une newly P maa mat location . S30. | Te Farrer salam ee 3 lec | owiy demenind Victor O88. im) | Si - ate —- TO, cue, a on etc KE. BCERM ANN, ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED ISA A—Purriagied. VY ainkew caier( ook. cottage: furnace. LActede C148. -®) Apartments from $150 HOTEL CORONADO i ished rooms, heactifully TOR Arcade Bide <nonrs SND. Cur —e .| “aon: one S304 Se < F ome Month's rent frec: a ee —— Coreen Se ee —— —— ee 4 : a ae & ae ye th : rafien walle, vaper sieamm iy: owner must sell ot caer; terms. ANDERSON (CO HYiend# SCAR. ar a : <n —— Ls cL : Lindell Boul. ot Spring Are. (c@) t—— Stare for ser oe NDEREAS ; ere SPALDING. 7, oO seam bem: § ct), Parr rent ae Riversice 3230. ( x! "GERGIANS _ OREN W AMPER: 919 (Chestou.. CHestuut. 7548. (

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WEDN ESDAY DECEMBER DAY, 12, 3OWEN, 4121—-New. bungalow large attic: oe : fine ioc wt TB tent $45; open. * WEY. 5038— = rr i¢ bungalo New oroom, raze- s> Say 43 5 Scone RINKMAN RLTY. co. wT 4e&2 ) CUGHBOROUGH, 49 improvements - : ire quire 18523 N. 14: th. CABANNE. 3133—— LAVASCO, 1015 PW hgoome. f — moder; ~~ FOrest - ——9TOom. —. — 22 Chestny —_— a | HOUSE—18 rooms, heat baths, for rooming house End: new bullding. VERNON, 5714— 9 rooming house. $90. tel: eee | medern: @ tf. BOW le 4 "FOR RINE? BRENTWOOD haw WEbster 224° aan. 3 COMP) COMPLETELY “auipped chicke Siivated on 9 acTes of rT ~ be uth of Webster. Grove«- ate | buildings to house ‘aPProxim _ chickens - modern 5-room home ~*~ , airy | condition: wil] lease for a perks rc and | ine ‘Luding all equipment, to party - @{ secure lease in Satisfactory aR Stor an unusua) Opbertunity Jrorth cagered > | waa tion, 717 . oe | roves Trust Co. SMALL CHICKEN R. 1640 Kast Railroad SN RANTH room house* for 1000 chickens. = BRENTWOO ; __ WEhbster °xgo. D BANK R. £. Co. Maplewood BIG BEND. 2323 ; conveniences: $j _~ roonis. ZEPHYR. 7401 —5-room site Maplewood CA han y SUBURBAN PROP. BUNGALOW : jo) *e ~ . — ~ eee 8s ree ~ -™ = ete. —~2> Too Ay a 2 ‘3 . » school: living | - 6 UDStairs: ffi Hich: $52 : = Overland rs. ete., + eed ise . me Re Pine Lawn WILLOWOOD, 4700 {Pine Lawn) —Oen Bins i Aeth plenty of light and air. oe WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER }- 7 * a When MOTHER needs a MAID, call MAin 1111—ask for BETTY the Adtaker to ADVERTISE the need“@G ST. LOUIS POs! -DISPATCH 39 ———1s/iie, §9 LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES ~ Central Central gt CHARLES F ACTORY BUILDING - a lease a 3-story 26,000 sq. ft. bldg. on the M. & :¥ and W abash R. R. ver Vv reasonable. 70 ' | over the Bridge, a block away from Main street, |. floor size is 71x94 and the lot 124x104. Addition- | i , yard space can be had. Plenty of labor available. COMPANY ( CEntral 3100 MERCANTILE TRUST } and Locust Sts. — eee a —_ coctueeeeee o LET—BOSINESS PURPOSES | SUBURBAN PROP. Fi FO Southwest W ebster Groves MR LEASE — mwest St. Lu ee gts cation goal that ee sur oo , R SALE West y867—New fir repro f bulic! ge” office. a $867 —Nes etdie 1: be on premises 1 tc Ps r 7 ‘ LTY COMI 2 axy wil ed . | GRAND AND THE BEAUTY ‘BUNGALOW OLIVE STREETS Pag $612 Olive Street | hardwood floors. “os halen aad a pat Soe of og haa ter. pee Tic ive: big lot. 100x1 silea + Reaso mat ithe MRI F : Wit. “ON. WERSTFR GRover uBRCANTILE TRUS ns as 4 Set 'r) +} , ra a - : SU } , ang otre?: 3 cs 3 rooms. electric aud water. (es Webster Groves SELMA” AND SWON—Brand- -hew: $70 one mont WACHTER, Riverside O816. HOUSES, FLATS, FOR RENT, FOR COLORED bath, ~ a SG ; "S35. — = 10oms, WOLF -POLLACK, 101 N. Sth. MAin = " ‘c83) 4 COOK, 42343—New fiat. baths, shades. ‘jim, SILVERBLATT. COZENS. paper; very 'S large soe ae modern in every Chestnut. CH. 5603. 3555 - (c3x*) -——Rice 3g- 7 flat ~ electric: best loca ality: now. $19. low rent. “Abanvy 1764. 2702—5-room. _ JOST. are T2s ¢ ne ~~ m. bath, electric, ~hest mut. - (e. age ;* vinieaimcmnci PAPER—LOW Garrison: 3 rooms: $17 ~y 14th: 2 joan electric: ) ; room at: 3 Bic83) 3 nice BO. 2515. nace, ; Open (c7) ee estat orner fiat. m on a nice beth: , tenant, CAhanw — want | GARRISON. Leno bath. - —+ $45. JOST. 308. Chesinut (ce ee ' | GLASGOW. 1716—5-room. bat trie. Bldg. Wieko JOST. 308. 722 hesteus. rr (e4) ICRORY. 927—4 and 5 pgern : electric: will nut in be«t only. hag $30 and $35: just fesax) $25; chean living. CAbany conven. | LACLEL hk. 2843——s pooms. (e) |JOHN W. GipsSON R- CO. reeais furnace MORGAN. (3017. A ot ‘ testy | reom fist a partment: 3 reams: 4&7 water | Jefferson on33 $15. C. M. OORE,: sen | RORTE MARK ET. aT a Sica “Vi sir viens bath. sraragc z. cACE. BLATT. ‘Chestout, “CH. 5603. ‘ct 5 ay") NEW- N .—4-room. oo ‘—~_ ms. bethe,” rder. actual” to $20 and~ 1784 (eo mexjern : 1 14 N ic “43 -rooni flats; room rood locality: Omen, fe ig as oe 7th st, “on ka ce ely 7 on ha ice andi tion $50 and &60 ¢€ Ah, ane 178 A+ = 4 oe ‘~~ PAPIN, 19134-—3 Toomer gas, eiectric, 112 NWN. itt ane BARNGROVE & SPECHT. Re) c . A. A ~ STEIN ‘LAGE KR. CO. 322 Chestent. {C.10*? SUIT- WEBSTER 1455—3-room. path, electric, ETC. 308. 722 Chestnut. icb3* } ARATE BATH. $26. large rooms off a hall. N. Whittier: acent theme: ; f o “3 Tome SEP Electric, papered. Sere this. 1702 COLORED rooms, toilet. etc. wile: 3 reams, electric ong Peg Demi, .” ~ - 8 > New “$10 Mo eervice. KBANF GARAGES. STABLES—RENT West TRUCK AND AUTO STORAGE Lares heated garage. Wellston, CAbaly S739. Ps ee To LET—BUSINESS . setae | BTORE—Gooa location . rent reasona le. ae d State Granite Cyte, ap. 22d an Central CASS, 2BOI—LARGE ¢ ao s SIZE ABOUT conee; . TW LPPER~ FLOORS AVAILABLE Ir DESIRED: SLITABLE FOR ANY BUSINESS WHERE: PARKING SPACK Is ae RENT; WILL ESSAKY REPAIRS. a Pr. REILLEY. Lt CHEST NU HESTN 2506. Wy KLIN, 1723—Reduced rent. store in geod Jocatiou: desirable business: will be on premises 9 noon, FRANKLIN A 622 Franklin: large sto Y 5 R23 Frankiin: store, Sha7b: also "secon : ior." or part.” a3 1 = vlan W Bae CO. BUR (cB. ‘ MATIN. 3s aos buildings. neat and sub-basement: 16.2700 eq. feet: heat. and elevator. Wepnserg & Weinberg Realty Ree CHESTNUT. CHESTNUT FOR RENT—?2 upper floors. Storage cr ay ght manufacturi abie rental. See ol Mr. Swertz, visa : ack. Carroll, t 000 a rs puitabie ies re ae: ot a AS ‘ “vey ¥ ¥ 66,900 square feet. souri Pacific switch: entine: 6 stories: ee renta! abie. Phone owner. CHeatnut 6200. COMMISSION ROW + 4215 N. Third large sore. emeeae for HAUSCHULTE. Ke x E. E. O., ‘ 2403 . i. Barre IDEAL CORNER—Located — ; Northwest West Florissant: suitable ir aru of any other good iusiness: must see 12” appreciate. Owner CEutral 2844. (cS 3X) » MARCUS LABADIE—{ ore=r pe ths A a Suitable for grocery or dry x oe Jk teh oe A 24] —Juet suitable for shoe store. shoe repair, rad! batery bakery, HICKEL, MAm ! | ‘5 BROA DAY. 37a Fame ms giorr. front, very oe: loca ~ mosi? Se east of concession, ee = RIL g & pms, PLANS, ESFIMATES (c53x)° a Se nes eee tee : Bh Sic Address 4711 R ; LE. 1370—Hizh- «rade 5 ig plants: me hl 7 ¢ 4R a - - my » a > REAL 5 ¥ : walter D. Parker 5014 Ray S*, le Your Property Quickly gant teed listings Pret Pron FOR SALE : CHICKEN KANCH m® and Locust to St. WEXLER, 623 N.— 1%. BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES For Sale ; . = i ’ > i} t La Rengel- vw seen. ‘READ. 7Axx FL ._w BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES LOANS | ON PERSONAL PROP'Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y LOANS ON PERSONAL — PROP'Y ‘F or Sale einsy SOL D—THKEE LEFT | the Twenty payment Plan $100—$200—¢30 d you $10 to $300 at once. meee may be repaid in 20 MONTHS TO PAY $ 50 MONTHLY PAYMENT $2.50 $200 MONTHLY PAYMENT $10.00 $100 MONTHLY bat. MENT $5.00 $3500 MONTHLY PAYMENT $15.00 WITH INTEREST PAYABLE MONTHLY Pay faster if you pe re. You are charged int rest only for actual time you keep the money. Of course he faster you pay the less it costs. You get the ful] amourft of loan cash. Pay off at any time. LOANS MADE SAME DAY YOU APPLY The signatures of husband and wife are suff tick, courteous and con. fidential service guaranteed. Costs nothing to A friendly, human organization, established over forty-one years. ; CALL, WRITE OR TELEPHONE. , Metro Loan Company Downtown Office South Side Office AMBASSADOR BLDG. 305 DICKMAN BLDG (Tenth Floor) (Third Floor) Cor. Seventh and Locust Sta Grand. Just South of Arsenal GArfield 3861 _vAclede 3124 We will len easy month- ly payments. v7 ase f lent investi my 1025 fUnder i50- ‘ 31% $1000. Las este ssnale 3°04 8S. GRAND. (90 C ASH C hall. Front Rank av.- newly decorated $7950. Phone GR: | a "Su Vm nt ad 5 ois) } feRO) all , ai imnve P| I tos¢ cE ose . Tw DOssibi! ral Bridee f have two wonderful new double fiats that can be bought at a very reasonable price: good location and income. For information call OBERMEYER & BRO... FOrest 0541. . ‘ Can ; nas ities. | , hk -~ ik ‘ P27) Watt * a Central GOOD FUTURE 1018 N. 18th St. lat of > and 5 rooms: $3° ER R ELMA? \ N-SFE "ACKI - , . Lm and (‘he ~~ lot 19.6x |; E. COo.. stout. WHY WORRY? Put all your bills m one bu ae and borrow = from us to pay the all and etli have money lief STATE SUPERV ISED LOANS $20 to £300 A DIGNIFIED LOAN SERVICE SIX PRIVATE CONSULTATION ROOMS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE. YOUR FRIENDS DO NOT HAVE TO SIGN FOR YOU. NO COMMISSION OR FEES. NO DEDUCTIONS. YOU GET FULL AMOUNT APPLIED FOR. Monthly Payment $ 7.59 Monthly Payment $ 5.00 ly Payment ~ Month $10.00 Montcly Payment $15.00 On our Monthly Payment Plan with LEGAL RATE of Interest, payable monthly. it costs nothing to investigate. if you are unabie to call at our office, phone or write us and our repre sentative will call at your home. QUICK SERVICE FULTON LOAN SOCIETY Office Hours: 8:30 to 5:30, Including Saturday 704 OLIVE ST.. ROOMS 206-07 GArfield 4472—CHestnut 6117 North store. JEfferson 721 x OLIVE STREET STORE. Lage with basement, 4105 Olive none owner, CE — if reasonable. Phone ow sat “y TiRE-B: ERIES-AUTO LAt NDRY Soace heated garac Veliston. rent: | . — , R i. 2 Tue. PAINT SHO?r. OR . a yet 4744 Delmar (rear): good d- wil chance to su $80 GPacFe 100 §N. hie PAINT AND TRIM SHOP ane in beated garage. We. 738. ry PRINCIPLA DISTRIC T N Bord. 2d floor, 4 large electric: aanae decorated DGENE J. ALTHEIMER. CALMER INC.. 817 Ch eet b Ul CUTTAGE BARGAINS CHEAP 9 Plateau, new S-room brick. .$ «? {n4 ss ’ s eversthing Al conditior KRUHS RLTY. CO. Lindel! (ae N.—4-room r REAL ESTATE - a. a ro - , . ~} - , ‘ qG a) LEAVING CITY—WILL S529 Mora Lane: 5 ro SACRIFICE al —_s We Have Anything You may want. a 5-r fess) frame house Wit! ce hi — 7 at $37 50, up t P10-room modern house with % bat! an elegantly landscaped lot 200x25! ard ‘het is complete. Prices and Ranyone. THEO. R. APPEL. Chestnut. or 46 W. Lock’ ——_—— REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE near Uxion ALU W—Bric kK; 3 old ij 4 - Cavan , “of . ana _ 4s ons ¢ : = rue a@ii4 iff sirSi\- some 9 Deng m a GREULICH, GRAND AND SULLIVAN MODERN BUNGALOW. i . . »* « t ese es. i a® ey Ls oe ae a - » + ~ | * -. — 7a ee . rec ’ : ad © “or « - sé- GREULICH. GR \ND AND SULLIVAN MUST SACRIFICE oP — TODA® a Wet -* -~ f 728 Carter - tr le t fwd Oo] ; r apa West Northwest € Liz AR f A AV. bat fr AXD MEAT MARK ET -- -eliliai single t ms Wid—Exchance 4-fam.ly i 3400 south, 2700 west: ye furnace, separate entrat eae for lots or iia ve 2715 yrs, K > Wr if 2 aa}. 1.L HOME r 4-roem ¢ “TOCK-“COTI ipDr tile bat hs. alwars ren : wil bom single. double or bus: ZLICK. 1018 Cheatnout. © Sngie flat: Hest. 6900 DE VACANT FOR BRUNGALOW Ts eatnle. ~~ for fine ungaiow west ox Disnatch = ‘“GREULICH. GRAND AND SULLIVAN HEKE’S SOCK CHANCE Price er r Leaving 4 Natural B > & . =.> = (em) ENCE WEST WANTED ‘-famity @ rooms. west: t leased, suBject to first only. AbouPt HOEPER, DElim ar 3400. Euclid. at Laclede DOUBLE FLAT FOR EACHANGE. 44 rooms, tile baths. hardwood no near Shaw's Ga wil] take a small bouse or saaand 908 Chestnnut. BARGAIN 4210 McKEE 4 and 5 room sinzic e City r) x Inez pe LOGAY he tn 4 fn a hard- M nmcn aie © at: Sear : Dickmann, 2125 S. Grand. LAr. 0620 ~ ~ i = Pe au W se) Wenieyicinbery Deolhy @ CHESTNUT. CHESTNUT 6101-6100. zy BUNGALOW rete GET OUR COMPLETE Lisl TO ~ We have ae pieces of city pro operty for hang: fie rent HA. 0’ROU RKE, INC. E4310 5471 GRAVOIS. (e52r) ESTATE—WTD. TO BUY Tee your house or flat. I get f rame ~~ ‘make ¢ rPM garage. near Holly Hills: CHTER NB1R DEWEY, 4664—BRAND-NEW 4- ROOM FRAME BUNGALOW, STRICTLY MOD- FERN: ONLY $5250. AND CAN BE SOUD WITH $500 CASH, BALANCE VER) EASY TERMS; OPEN FOR INSPECTION. “SEE Us.” CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. FE. CO.. 36°1 S. GRAND. LACLEDF 2640. ~* rivers WA on Sonth Side evans ll cottages and bungalows. Write. mm AY On us for quick sale. + 3627 Gravois. PRos. 4331. Residences Wanted € te a a an WANTED est Part pavment on a tele- We CHAS. WELZ. 4642 Gravois. RI. 2080. oo. ~ End p-tomity apartment. R. F. $439—Owne 1. BOR Chestnnt. brick b nes - Peer cad Jt ATS mee 4540 yy Fno?r? byt hen? , Terese i Hi Farac VOVTF RFAT WINNEBRAG + ¢ Railroad: larce lot and 4- Nov for 1900 chickens ie BAXK R. E. CO., rooms i = ; , built-in i r THI IRTY SEVENTH : &, minutes’ wall oc, ; . ee a > ‘ r ott. 2 | Hort: location 2 blocks west of Nom ee ee ee et an omit “ang hacks | FEDERER, 2616 Gravois. KROEGER-MIrGen a AAMAS HOME SDA rR View L808 ar NEW BRICK BUNGALOW 6112-72-26 Newport eav., near Carondc- let Park: very pretty. strictly modern four reoems; small cash payment, balance easy terms: open for inspertion. “SEF Ls. CHRISTIAN BRINKOP R. F. CO.. 2621 S. Gren LAclede 2040-41. . wee, nmrice . 2 F rri= rT ¢ r - — 7 Bt SGaALOW “T. nm tile hath DANDY : . e4 a ~. Ame Le. PR enect T541°. ~~ Kirkwood mogdertit : 1411M. wi mh 6 SD eirawnat ; = Trace FINE NEW DOUBLE FLATS ., 4457 LEXING TON\—$500 CASH Sinzle { ‘ rooms. lie b aths ‘ - >? + painted: cou- PS iargre . an a . SINGLE ON rooms , mod for + WRISBERG. => et -PO WM. E. 2°04 &. GRAND. Northwest 380K). | $1] 7TROO. ’ ¢ {wood si KNICKMEYER-FLEER wtf Batt CO.., = NP oL_FAX coze. | rear ji | 3. LAMPING, BUILDER, RIVERSIDE 7181 TTD a RA ls yr a a= STOCK-SCOTT RLTY. CO.. EVerg. 8751. OWNER MOVING AWAY—SACKIFICES. ‘Pn Spaldi fiz locativor modern Husband Relatives vision, MAIN 452° _RIORNS FOR Feiaq ¢ ims M ~ SAL Ee wiged TR ADE HERE’ s "» we YOUR CHANCE t. practically new South ARSENAL . rie myrTy : ~ ita 4 #. ° °T INITIAL (INITIAL INITIAL _ENITIAL LOANS FOR IMMEDIATE USE TO HOUSEHOLDERS Under t on of the State Banking Department and in conformity with the Uniform Smal! Loan Law. the Popular Finance Corp. i extending a valuabie service to the citizens of thie city. We lend $10 to $s emergency—we iend to buy the things rou Want or actually need We lend to take advantage of bargains. sales offered by our merchant profit to yourself. Ve lend for the payment f unpaid or vverdue Duis. lend 60 tr at you can obtain an option to make a first payment on an investment. atter what the need for money, call on our manager—expiain o~ need and wi nd 3 vat to ist you. Loatis are made to we will, find, wi 4 DIFFERENT KEIND OF Lean COMPANY . NO zxpensnns REQUIRED Popular Finance Corporation 604 Olive St. Room 310 020 N. Grand B], Room 203 loor—CHestnut 6434 Floor JEffereon 5577 .. W C 6th and Olive Corner Washington and Grand nT he supervisi 4 3 ie TT ve Fr irrier Paull : A FAMILY | aN IN ANY AMOUN LEGAL RATES b at Figure the amou iT UP TO nage pin or waste | in to spend Fc we don't have atiractive schecule t that will be required to pay 3 Paymeut Pray MONTHLY PAYMENT ©N MONTHLY PAYMENT ON ‘a MO*THLY PAYMENT ON . MONTHLY PAYMENT ON seenee AND INTERF. ST and Wife only signers required—No inquiries from your Employer, Friends, or Neighbors. No interest collected in advarcce, We are under State super- _ a loan ’ | 418 anu MB ce * wae 7 re; ur yp stiesrate . Ac ig bi let Our Ema!) + » > sa — is “— — Phone, Write or Cali — me CAPITOL LOAN ~«. 1 National Bank Bidg.. 2d Fl.. 705 Olive St. CHestnut 5247 ON? Mantra "aVw _env_.ra RESIDENCES FOR SALE REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORFD West SRIGH $05! rooms; lot f0x135 na “€ . a gar a rors ffer. Jim Beair a ray STOCE-SCOTT RKLTY. CO., EVerg. 8750. +2); ~ ret 99 W ASHINGT' IN E L. NEW 5-5 ROOMS—S81000 CASH x= SAl E. FLAT. 3 Ww. AN 7 rooms, 1 7 Ol i ; 8 path s fiat bhefore bu 2 ee VERBI Ten oe SILVERBLAILI { ay *) : Park uu int v _ ~~. Gromf. LAe. 06 0 es ” (,!’ .% , Jos Fr Di c ‘ee ry 3125 DEW A . ~ ~ IDEAL sees BUSINESS AND CUAL SIN + PER ite >= ¢ hrve A dari . - reyrjrr@ . Cail 40694 Fairview. a nd painted. tile bat = -? over aire FAR 1K KSON. - OR. we MONTH ' { «4 « alley KMEVER-FLFER a 3-8 f A af C0.. “KNIC COLFAX 3425, Pine Lawn CASH WILL Open, BOUETn buna! LTeR w RESTEMACHER FOr 154° Ebro: 850 HOL nf F AMIE Y P. A} HANDLE | pectin iO Hm 2 wat 3433 Oak- 4 ro ~ bEtat : ety ener. 3.> [s ~. rR a . Last Runes low—M ust Be Sold 4082 Quinry street. Int + ef SS setricths modern S-room new brick buncalews. all on ane floer: atreet made: tran«pertation. ete.: only S500 c , term —F t* CHRISTIAN | eee x R. 2a°1 §. Grand LActete Southwest ISH Lae. R543 * th or without open: corner of qa ie Heights 2040 41. AUTERUL ENG —_7 TS PE tho we: 6 rooms, on: tiled bath | x, S beauty: Taftex walls vape r steam ash needed. balance etics | 7, Owner must sell st once; FYLER, 6339—4 rooms stucco, mod a > 2 S250 down, $30 monthy: all rm } iti! ANDERSON CO. Hriana sAen. | $5" = ! Say INGS TRUST CO FUrest 5604 ae se hungalo with eunroom a oo tile bath ati ve i Ment eof ore 4 on | Stn F .Thie aman =J2n &. t mie Q 4r. ice pr ge 40 st Five room | hardw naell f | ten. re t hr vers ‘EK : Yaie’ {ering en - University City breakt aa ¢x- ee2e brick (cSQ) ule in e . ieta — A) ae re just the te on | MARM ALC KE —_" _ POO o-s ang _fert at home. bunse” ~v a B ‘Riyerside 0€ ié. WIL 1. SAC SACRIFIC E Owner Transferred | to Bg mn lot place: wwion he h 60x th furmace; sarag' N_STOCKE-BUERMANN xO c% »Patrr ? South sass AY. ‘et weet of Make an €i- GRANT. eax rr eeyr? § oe ‘TT? mer hy ’ eo — RISRE ape “eng &. 8631 CLEVELAND it home containing ®@ rooms hardwood floors, hot-water heat: raze rrice S9O750 owner will " : iu will Well tile hath — ca hu HEMMELMANN- SPACKLER_R_¥._CO. ee 3542 RUSSELL | gteam heat or ther ef fit | KNICK MFYVER. TLEFR RL CO. 3129 N. GRAND. TY. AND INY. COLFAX S425. | » BAS GAIN oat rms. 6-KOOM LESIDENCE + 4241 7 vans . tWO-BLOP) erat firat- DASE TIE price reduced fo GREULICH, GRAND AND Tr) “Oy ’ easy tf ‘ SULLIVAN FARMS WANTED Wtad MUS ST Bh SOL D §8 Aberdeen — s 7) " —Excnar FARMS FOR SALE ‘ARM yer kale hone TYk 2547 HAUSCHULTE Rk. EF. (0... 2407 _N. Bway | FEDERER, BUSINESS CORNER | MA'n EVERYTHING ac rrrite —L An STION 1 Ow PRICE versitv { itv Missouri pay day | . ; ' i ' SSSA SSS ee SAA NASSASSS RSS -———_— _ —- meee - : 7 4 Let Welfare Be Your Santa Claus Make up your list, see what amount you need—whether it’s $50 or $300—tren phone us, JEfferson 6998 or GAr- field 0340, and we'll gladly come to your home and explain our legal loan plan, making all arrangements privately. Phone us in the morning and get your money same day. Our friendly service will enable you to take care of all your loved ones this Christmas. We charge lawful interest un- on personal property loans. der state supervision. Borrow Borrow Borrow Borrow Borrow Borrow Borrow Borrow $ 60—psy —~ s = CENTRAL OFFICE: JEfferson 5998 DOWNTOWN 1031 N. GRAND BL., Opposite Odeon Theater Open ~ ery Night Till 8&8 P. M. only charged for the time you keep the loan. any worthy person who applies N OFFICE: 924 AMBASSADOR BLDG., Open Monday and Saturday Till SP. M. No endorsers or co-makers 20 months to pay back and interest A loan to ON SALARY FURNITURE OR AUTO Phone GArfield 0349. jth and Locust. Borrow From ‘‘Household”’ Save Almost One-Third LOANS $10 TO $300 ON FURNITURE This old established organization by reason of large volume. efficient man- agement and ample capital. is now making a substantial reduction in the cost of loans up to $300 by lowering the interest rate from the legal maximum of 3*4 per cent a month on unpaid principal balances to 2% per cent. FOR EXAMPLE YOU SAVE AS FOLLOWS ON LOANS PAYABLE IN 20 EQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTS $ 50 LOAN—YOU SAVE $ 5.25 $200 LOAN—Y¥OU SAVE $21.00 $100 LOAN—YOU SAVE $10.50 $300 LOAN—YOU SAVE $31.50 The Same Proportionate Saving on Other Amounts Loans may be paid in full at any time and sou wil! only be charged for ual time vou keep the money. You get the full amount in cash—no ctions of any kind. If it is not convenient to call at our office, phone the act dedu us anc Be our representative will call at your home. Just Phone Mayflower Lean Co. 329 Paul Brown Bids... 3d We Operate Under the State Laws. Help Wanted Many Householders Will Be Taken Care of by t Mayflower Loan Co. $10 to $300 CHestnut 4664 or Come *n—or Write Don’t Afraid—We don’t care who yor are We will try te help you ovt— 2¢ Months to Pay No Signers—No Red Taps (cB) NO Endorsers—NO Publicity—QUICK Service MONEY La — LOAN—2 oe eaters: v Gn ian. 505 Pla -e Bl dg. (omy to Estavlished 50 Years Household Finance Corporation TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES 705 Olive Street, Room 309 634 N. Grand, Room Third Floor Missouri Theater Building Phone CEntral 5421 Phone JEfferson 5300 999 -_- MONEY SAME DAY BORROW CS $2.00 A MONTH Us $ 5.00 A MONTH $200—PFA ¥ Us $2020 4 MONTH S300—PAY US §$ MONTH WiTH LAWFUL RATE “or INTEREST PAYABLE MONTHLY NO ENDORSERS Under State Supervision) LOANS MADE ON SURNITURE AND AUTO We are a friend.y company and we try hard to piease. PUBLIC LOAN Call. Phone or Write 1123 AMBASSADOR BLDG. GArfield 1970. [th and Loecust Sts. 7160 MANCHESTER AY. Hiland 8500 4066 OLIVE ST. Lindell 5440. Olive at Sara OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 "P. IF YOU NEED MONEY Hundreds of families in all walks ef life have come to our offices and thus found a solution to their money problems. No matter how carefully one may plan and man- age. times are bound to come when ready cash is needed. If you should happen to face such an emergency you have a splendid asset on which to berrow money—it is your fur- niture. No endorsers required. Every part of your transaction is handled in a courteous, business-like and con- fidential way. You will appreciate our friendly and sympathetic ican service. ™M. LOANS ON AUTOMOBILES — T Mie have on your wi he quickest loan service in St. Louis. mey in 10 minutes. Car does not to be fully paid for. car in half and even advance money. Low rates. Legal Costs nothing to investigate courteous, confidential, bank-like Year to pay back. Drive over title. Phowme JEtferson 9450. ts uu more ith ye wv YAHLEM FINANCE CO, 1035 N. Grand. Open Nights If you owe | and your payments are | too high we'll refinance you, paymen ye methods. our serv ice. cut your | ~ AUTO ‘LOANS Get these free EXCLUSIVE service fea ture Certificate, 2 which provides that. euch as Phoenix Debt Cancellation im event of your death before your loan ie paid up, | we Loans to Housekeepers Any Deserving Family Can Get a Loan Up to $300 on House- ‘urniture and Pay It Back in Smal] Monthly Payments. ..$50.00 + $ 7.00 is tnitial payment on.. seen $10 50 is initial payment on ’ BROKER ae . ; rower inn} —_ “3 Vv STATE 1415-16 Complete Equipped Repair a good GABAS MONEY A G E Bide co? ré . an A moat maker for Si out . ‘STATE “BROKERAGE CO. "RADIO AND ELECT RIC front Banking intere Quick service ROSENBERG BROS. MORTGAGE CO. Room 301. #804 Pine. MAin 5206. Cis “ ‘ . * ‘*¢ , Money—‘‘See Us’’—Money T oan on real estate: etandard rates: im anc eel je commission quick anewers. buliding ioans. ' “SEE inte 240-4) LActede 2940 (or > 1 “ra ' S° 00) 1415-18 Pan! Breen Hide WE CAN SELL ie) TA [oRA) | FIRST AND SECOND DEEDS | Keane & Franke, 1008 Chestnnt | santas AUTO LOANS ANY AMOUNT—NO_ INDORSERS. fiderntial and lromediately car in your peeeresion while paring. F.. | PARKING SPAC INVE#TMENT CO.. Easton ar. UNIVERSAL 2 MONEY WANTED - 7 | oes nN. Get SOO $5800 | and a ae 6 Hq 14th {Heatent OVTS-2P. ya } 6 SELL ~~ ~_ *- ° : terest; i? inca ted ' monthea, H. ' Cali 2 {nM South eo esubieet to SCHMITZ a8 Chestn rine? on la fig S$. Seftersun. Gch courteous service @8- fair rates. You keep 864 “Loans—Hundred« to Thousands.” (cf ) > —— Fins DEEDS OF TRUST our list joans, $1200. $1700. $4000. per Trance HIE Me OE ppON-KEHLEN BRINCK. g712 Ly a -4# , - | OUR Sox EARS the following — ‘30. titi*ee with each han. or phone for eur lst. KORTE. 110 N. STH. MAIN 4°58. mo’ sin ee?) BU SINESS- tie ; if eT? \e Rest unk refe BROKERAGE Bidz. e LOANS ON PERSONAL PROP’Y s ANS. io“ oF belie and tw exit ’ + Ate '¥ cry MAis 4498 fens A P AYING wekhifnig —— af - cuilateral mock and terms gE. & MO + : . ‘ az : rrynta . ‘ST ATE - et. 415-16 Paul Brown 6% All. WELL ETC.. Wit — S&S. GRAND. ™ St™S OF FROM S500 Le : ey rrar H EACH LOAN. + $18 Tt First Deeds of Trust 6% Christian Rrinies R. E. Co. LACLEDE pose. , :

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wi PTA eer! PAGE 40> __ ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ ae i a eee iti ae -WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 ee sine ————.. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae cee ne 4 Vitis. ee REACTIONARY ' 5 > > : , yesterday, 4,317,200 a week age and 2. 5 7 695,000 2 year azo. Teta! sales from Wie cvemianae eae, en PRICE TREND , dan, 4 i Pi 3 ‘ l te date, 871,760,506 Shares, com , Pared with 5 5.197.700 a vear azo i i i han wnat i i a ma are: TODAY’S N EW YORK STOCK MARKET _ ....cA8esYmsors T SHOE STOCK H —— ee — WHEAT PRICE LOWER Se ; ul if : exTrus. (dy (COMPLETE ) 6Y SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE S year. ~— Baw *, Nehan Odd lots. wis rease,. UN LOCAL EXC ON LOCAL BOARD POON PPA hed f » . "rT"; > ror ~ + z a ; | ‘ The report of sales of individual «tact | pb ne Cwidend.. *Exelu. today. **Ex-rights | ' 4a Parr. &: . VCAS In ; . a a . , 3a ta includes only transactions Ania ee | her eg pe stocks and Annua/! N “ a tenet Br , ; 7 ce ] So ti ns _ a a 2 ‘ . ; Lene SSS trssesssseensttastsins z eae ee * | luring about 4 ho — igh. Low. Dix i: . . Net l’re ~ emda... . oe Dt th “OUP trading session Tl . * . ——— 5 . ; m= Dollars. Sales High. Low. Close. Ch're Hi y io ie a Anngal pe ye or. 1 CIS stoc hat = AONE, Sion ihe ticker no longe- 111% 44% « ime & Aikmar QQ = igh. Lew. Div. in Doilars ia] . Net +frev. 1928 stocks ne —_ r ; 4 4 ¥ x ~~ mn ‘e “4 a * + - : "2 _ _ ; = = High. Low. Close . h a Hi i a " ins . ' cit . gy s 5 ~ st 3 Fo o- - , ~ — — - See. i ‘1 Brief Rallie t O ; mae t-1 i a os Se A «(Cf “outhern R» ~- See % ai » Lin PP a s ——— t lease cb ze. aie Sroe « 2 ‘oh —e ain prey ous mm 7 “ai Ghar b Pid : — _ : i2@ 5 are & Sas » MSs jet ~— - iad . a P , ° : : >. Sst =e : : ; ~_—$~ . 745 ji tf le 'O8Q2 tae ee, e (i088 Pee : iF d > : sa itd : OZTesSive! OV the wt : Ex Lt %, . . : - . é s A ~ 7 4 ’ * S45 2 * 5 2U Da ; wy aa . at 7S Ate . TY rer * . 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I x - ’ - = 5 . . . vf ic? . ? ri - . ; ; - “ UINEhoOnse Fl 4 1 Ten P ’ ea ag — "* ‘ — . : 7 7 6 50rS @*Priug=. 4} : _ - ” : ‘an | ’ . ’ ey " Ps ‘ ~ ; . - . | =? : » . . >~* ae | — ont ’ a oe T}:: . -% VEWw . ee COS $1 52 Me? . esse * r oo. % ‘ : a . bs >. . 4 : 4 v* 2’ j . : I = ~ a ‘ ‘et oJ x as ee ’ I i — TF ; > ut 37 ; ‘ I ; lop - ~ H% 3 . . - _ \ , , io (3 . : — : un fuck , : - : . - ' : ; 4 a, a Er « . ‘ss, wer, “* ~ % as . oe to . ia Mi . — & > — ‘ ~ : > > = ra — ~ . mer eda 7 ~ a J ~ ® = . —— . =: a a - . = ° - > Bs » - o rT) é 2 mT: he be on. : a da r« 2 ‘ : ‘ * - . ra ~ —_— ~ “ “ + . " . . ; 424 . EST ; ~> ‘ a i it azrf orer, sf 5% e Oru 7 r 7 meee » aos ~ 7 5 : = > ' a . \ ’ : : 1877 a) a a" . : ~ . 7 % > 7 > oon att . Lie ‘Be Me | Pi , “ee = * - x ‘1 . ¥ . 7 _- ™ ee ’ ; ‘ ‘ ‘+s as * a ae P40 KOT s i a " 2 ‘ VA =e 7 . ™ * . . = 4 . ” w +~ > . ~ ° +? S + . = 3 stv /* ti rid . — - j “ as : MS: 3 nN ? ; nt & " ; e — "s°? ®a7 : : ts — | k ; . * a 4 4 . . Da ’ ae | , A : _ ~ - . . - > k . a al a Spt ® be » os _ Tie ' ™ M *% - ; ‘ ‘es o- = = a a oY si reas : . ; . 4 ‘Surry ~~. i ~~ xX . re t—J'.~ - t-A ~ . « Pm . j — = Tl s 4 t~ ing supe, i* wan bh? S59 27 : * & x . : 1° = : i” & " > * _ . . . 2 " ; , : : an * 2 : a70nms. 2 * and ” 2 i . . “= > «e ~ . ~s ~ . : b e > - ‘ ’ . > > - “ ’ 3 ag = vr} . S4 & \ - "= os . & fo sO” 4 ~ % _— i. - ~ ‘ . — % i ? ond - > 4 ; . b> ‘ : * . . 2 , 4 . ° . 4 - ’ , e ‘“ “we > > + > > > e » : > ‘s silver. 26 5.14 Live Ria * tok cot ge. : ° : , . ' 4 o Members « New York and Z L ; , —) , . _— : : : em or : LTry—> , © re — ~~. t— Dur : “. rkeve. ec aided —_ ; : - “—Tarye. Cie “> @ * * — : := .& arg bre, Ting hic iene . " “ f "Bite Lf a iy “as Guocted ar 7% om. Spa eo Be hs RB = rimA, 1? li eta ‘ ‘ ail $% efx. More €; , coe tira, = ~ -SnCcs Of ‘ : i me ett enh “ = n% 4 ' ; % * ~ al ~ . ve : ST os Poe ee 4nadian ta ld C's , ‘ ‘ >» 20rne ae is 4 T._ ' oe 4 . " ; > ; ‘ ' - : wan Ming - - wat daimes. , ‘ \ . - 3 194%, 901, J rI8 2°55 TORr , : Tremere 0 BRA Ri The She F \ SO ieee ~~ : } > . “] > ; Fe : . a . oOnns Manville 11? i7va — - ‘ - ] ’ ie Ln) se e , . ~ - nieces Qe . ~~ F rme aa ae a NEW Yc ew York Suga —— vw © L.id2% 14° us , 4 re * Many pid 7 sinia9 “pee 177 PR dose Seed coe 3a E ORK Tien — atl eee enceeeennan . ’ ae ee al @e: ,- ——s PTE Pe . M - i» Dnt bys Ss ~ — " see ao : 4} " bi Yow eet Contin ved Seely with s “ital aes ————= ns Pee “He ca — Gam chanced at 3.83c for sola ity Se” ON PRICES iR at 1 large 5S AND SQCABS tine ‘ Sales were reported oe. ‘ LA Slee on : ; lll . si > . 20° pigeons, 7 Fee oe A “ Ff s.4it™ ° ” 3 Leni £ : ay 4 “ai ~ + hoe : me - a . rm of Cuban *¢ ee 5 ae 7 sure of Cuban — -or€ -. YORK TRADING wring. The dem 5 Se » fone t — so : . as Pina'§ wi the =i . . ; Bas iachenend ua Ret rm suine . wed a , : tite about 1 efx] %> . - Se Sas | ix" »~ . ; alert Y on ; ‘ : Sioa se “2 Was supp: “E33 ET i eg ry Gee Stusne & : Panis from reterdae j ? . «ll “ ’ shox byw tra«te u : ae “, 4 —_ : - ¥ 4% ‘ Xxc g an t te Y d : : , | hange nteres ield 5.807, St. Louis Stoc a. Per maiel fuuree close re ow Orieane f oye a 7 - RT ey _ it~ | bom Rermede te $1.c5 GArfieid 4609 e *: ss . ” 2teme 7 wenget ae ae ? = 7 oan ' » = Ten “a5. S173 tw S..45 oer bu.

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eRY Ke jos mS WIND Mer > . . —$ SI] LOUISPOST-DISPATCH mee WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12. 1928 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— ee SHOE STOCK HEHER | NT PRE LONER. | NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) || NEW YORK CURB MARKET(COMPLETE) _ UN LOCA cle ON OCA BUARD) °° XE Ww YORK, Poe: 30-1 te ertees bes tutte ux eon tow |" SENGRETION SOMME. "|" xuw vome. ties, 12—~eu Semeume & c HE, — ats Wig ia, SECURES aes Wis awe Exchan lige today roe 7 . LOday amounted lo $s 536, O00: previc us d o? os i ine . °*) . . = P - = "ss ww» } U d 2 " 4) ‘ a7 eet @ 4 a ; . - STOC KS. oe » $9,607,000; week ago $8,823,000; year ago, $11. 055,000. md 7 ie >| 9018 Z curities traded in on the New Fouts: Curb Exchange today Ind >>) BBS SEM 6s 3 3, 96 | 96%) Bo. 7 oa ee 4 ' rae , ad »V , . be . rtf a : : lé rhes _ P : : es . > 4 BDCiara2 JV , ‘ . ; - . , LOUIS STOCK F xc s Louls MERCHANTS’ EX! HANGE transactior is. from Jan. 1 to date were of | ac “o {Sales highest, lowest and closing Prices on all stocks and bonds. | Stand © Kentuck3 “at? yA 9s 8 23 ower Jo hr 1SsOT G+, —following ar ts €rua y . With $3.17 r 6,520,009 a vear are an . sie . +4i} 4 } Lud bols—v??Ex-divid:s nd. A—m—Ac* ual Sales. UR—Under rule XR Stand f) Nebraska ‘ " A " , +t] _— fl, | ek ae alu previous ’ aed : , pas GAS >; a et _pienet aia & v rs ago. . ; — - } es } > i. ' = ~ht Pt a m : - oe si : ° : " Ww soid highe r GE cw as Yt \ i ro I ©uotatirc is all Libert Vv bon -_ . 7} irt ec & * ng 7 5 Ks “or 77 G 1, G 1, | ri Ss. & €uts a share, ln stock UY Omitted, in bond Saies 7 - F it - a. “ P ‘ : anc a> Thi O}] — . f . Pes : : . " ‘3 * ‘Oday, net gain 2b — fester- | | EA ea, : € a] rinte 24 means $99 -| Weet Pa ” 97 Q7 a7 Co ’ > of : , i 6s 42 5 OTH } , 0 lay. : thirty-seconds f a id n ' ® 19351 $102! : lo2t, | SBA Omit 2. sales tugh. Low. , Ciose. | Sea URITY. Sales Migh., Low. | Close. rhe : 3 103%] | SLOCKS. : ES TE IRL IRN i SK following is a complete list of transactions ' ‘ ) ‘ : a . ls1 : . Pol . « j AURITY. iSales' High. Low.) Gear High. Low. | Close. GOVI mer ARNMENT BONDS. 116% 115% -' : may. WHEAT Bi -| 17; 99—21) 9919; 9997, > pn ioe loo—] v - ade rails ndary rails 133 1U Pome 1 11li—29 —_ DECEMBER VOKN > ee » Vat bond sa (par Value eae iti COK POR ATION § BONDS. — cree Antioguis : 32° 93 >a Ani ) Alcoh 7 7%i 8 “nee Boel . : 3% of) | Po mounted KC. (5 %- vA be “ | ECC ity. Sailers High. Low. ; x Liioguia My ae OA tl 4, dr? ig, | ~ “Al a 4 — : . | Internat 3 , 9 oy T _ eter epee 7 ’ cot Ay, ' 33100" Add Leg na ; ‘ . > tire Z ‘ (}. . . > ve . ; oe . r " ‘ >} At . [ 4 - ; . ; -- : on : Se . - 4 ~s ~ = ry : i o AM ay m pare with aaa : * * ; > — . St K 1) 0606 fe a . 1TA & | 11380 La. mvc wd “ee? “Hae | tr Cont Air Tr ' oe = : | Se een - J , ; : ] . aves = ay ; v : ; i Z ‘ ? (iii pla ‘. | ‘ : S " 2 A Pevtates ww I ra} Py Aes B etf i Lamp ‘owes DECEMhbi » oC CE es TTS 101% lui * ~ « Prof nit ahve nt et et ee et oe 1 ee ~s (a. tf 103% 1U3 - MA‘ [-> ~ eee > oc. f° c* - ba. Cu LUO te iy lol, ee , ad ~ © Pee beet Pee bed bed bed be bee & LOUIS MERCHANT: ari anu Ju vy aici sccr7 A es RP > Bits ae 400,000 bu shel ; MG a re ca ri ‘ i . A i 1 ai , : ‘ r ls Le 73 i ay 7 eae 5) ft 7] . As ' t 3 ri > » An , . 7 * : | | | snl Br p ~ ; qniarged oliel ‘Liles + emer Ae ange giiermoon Cait Wit. of LiveTpoo. Pet et Ped med bee bee bead - ~ . XH mei 0c BOA TODISTRIBUTE fsa sesh ne See CERES Seti Gels! mee eR ecto asare HSS By das (keane Sohn hts age | Rea = | 1,000,000 NEW CLASS A STOK Pe secretes ui Het SS Ok TIE MME NYS | ata sea OM | caidas The 4 37 | 8 | law Keuoe 2) OR HES) dbs, ha | Associated P: 6.000 Sushels . » SUU YY ' NEW YORK. De re o- : i 4 : oss o> is ‘ eet 16 _ on 7 Pe tg ra ‘ " — : i wb: als mr. ‘ |; pounds, $4 °5@8 10: 130 to Bak ing pt : . 1 ‘ “y+: an = ; sug Ww ; ; (; 1 Ark “ roe ; -fa =o: ¥U to 130 pound mo St) WI 57 ke, 572 : , 1} 116 | @7.75: packing sows, $7.35.7. 57! ing ATTLE. 3500; ealves 1500- steers I5e ee al a + i “~ ae P j ) ly ae sein = . ' . o, . ah ey ‘eT Ney i ; ; F biv } } , ay : . ’ , : , ,1 ‘ 4 ~~) , ra Shares ? . sds . “op } . . ene mt , , . IN TRADE AT CHI . : in ae ; Y 1Ade, ps ime , dy, : 51 ; y Petroleum _" ry ‘ ; ' lf ver: fat mixed yearlings and ‘ . ; ; , q . ; { >.) ; 7 " . ‘ . : } i tnt . +) P ; : " és 4 ; $ : > , ‘ , \ : " , . , i a i ~! A | 4 , . : : =e “ a . EST : or . + ag aoe 7 C oe a 3 3545) | ‘at Rub Mach % 3H a | A ve . | 96 y & quarter lower: extremely 1 4 , a! P| > ‘ i i 1 a* . ; ' . e - eS « *i COWS sow. weak low CULE _— a - + Prices on ae hicago Stocy Zi2wZiyw'Z2 ‘yy ‘oS o * By the Associated Press ; 7 ) ! ' T hes oe ; , one ; >% | Nat Trade sur oi 3 34 Ml ; : ni etieo oat : CHIC, GO. Dec. 12. —Grait trading % + Fr. Sa a a 7 Sic “, ie : ' ah. ; = P gece” > ¥ er J * tf , ~ , good and choice veal- “> grea @y lost the snap. wiic! Conspicut +- ‘ . ; ; AE en panne i a 4 ws v AUU Ser ~ BB ie + ‘ Cisile ~ " Corn ow : l. " : ’ 0 Le - rs, Tr i one load choice . yesterday on > buy e in a ti a oT ee » : % L0L% rl ye a = ety) oat, a, 7 ) ; 82 Met ' om Co 7a + 251.) og | ors . t «-—~* ) Leers ; three joads heavy- er ee s Enlarged offerings i .; ae 1} ee one ~ypge wie as Te ‘= 34. 1U 3 OM 19 Dr nie . | Beae | sai . = 4 +} medium grades, medium heifers, K alamaz mM St ' Cr es. é* ° Thea, tH Euro] he wer fe Ss 50@ 10 73 j ‘ ; : “ s* 25@ a] 50; NeOVSR Lone yf ol & Wire wheal bilsiness trom Nort! (low cutters, > bulk $56.25@5.50. Libby Mc & Libby mated only 400.000 busin : SHEEP— 15 00 : fat lambs steady to a ; ’ . . . ° 2 Gspiay: gd firmness ¢ quarter higher: culls and sheep steady. . bulk fat lambe to packers, $13.°5@13.50: culls around $10; fat ewes mostly, $4.50 aa. ad ing . { Ming disposed of t @ 0.00, | , , » , > 4 - - ci i é ‘ } i ; { ’ ‘ (‘Ja ‘ : \ AP ee eee ? ‘ : . 4 . . ‘ , y . “ ‘ Pa al ; : : i bond ° ; - ' ' ‘ ‘ , : — " * / : ‘ > . . ‘ ° 4 ‘ 7,3 cy! ; CO! ; >) A Pe Ss An! ] 431 n imn ind i ne ; e ‘ Ly : i ' . ‘ le « ‘7 To bee ht bet By ee oe an" SMterward acte Gsrres. * @enee ila considera! uit be ° be “3 is tte Ni is®lllg Mine ~ a ‘oranda Mines ‘| 64 } 4, ty a YS : . , , ement ” ly dis 27 : Mj 4 wef ON! » 22. Foreign exchange ' A , ) ie follow : | EN : | D. $4.8411-16: ¢, 6U- day bills on banks, and: C. «ables, ; 3-16 —_ > MmMonwer 4 - ; A 1 M— ise ‘ine ram e Re K—Krone D. ' : a ; entra —e ee Ry nrodtues re ( rp se "8 . . i ; _ = ~ or i : a ; } 23 : x : i j re . : ‘ _ nn 7 ‘Pipe “t : eseta D 16.2 : ot | . : . J : | | ica! , Util rye ; rit ,an : . 7 me ‘ ue | oe ; é , > 3 : - , Ls E—Drac hima * D 1.2 ns , ne beh 4a ' . tal “6 : «i : —Zioty D. 11.25 mer? ‘ “7 . . ’ Be: ne , , « ; ' st ; X . ; ‘ ‘ , j . ' “ ; ™" *? 6a , ul . é‘ : - te mM O° ‘ : Curtiss 0 «VR, = ramount Cab . . iz x oo 2 - 2 1 C7 Ec SLOVAKIA—Crown: imultaneous - Trt , > 2 mmMission house Miiner > we i) Vi Seacying influe: “Rag BP ape ~ eae a? ~emenge aa i. - wh ei. s 5h LU Lun unt . ' ‘ ‘ é . } “ii e@ if io * : . ‘ » : ‘ at . v1 : . .? i ” 5; ~ A : tr! - 4 ' r : a yo? : *? Pee | : | . ’ "lA— f° rown ] — .? , . 7 : » f va z ee SS GRAIN BIDS AND OFFERS GRAIN. BIDS AND OF? ; f , CHICAGU, Dec. 12 —Grain , fers were ae follows Bid - , a z MONTREAL—De ’ ' : LEAD, 1IN, “AND COPPER d was eucted in St. Louis today at per 100 pouwnds zinc was quvted at $6.30 per 100 raouig NEW YORK. Dee. 12.—Retined copper atocks no Nev. 30 were 52.153 ehort tone against 45.648 tome of Oct. 31. according Inde , ‘ " to Americai Bureau of Meta] Statiatice. ‘a E : ¥ , is ; Si »r N« 30 totaled | Ind P & |! 1) ay, ta ‘ Surpiuna « biiste : opper ‘a pid | int Pow E ‘ . ‘ = tt S13 tons aaginet 207.805 tens on Oct. pe ] i ‘’ ; Ps: ri oT 4 . : : : ; ’ | l amen G7? 3 i7 3 I a ° @ 5° > >" . NEW YORE. Tec 12.—Copper steady: ;' 6 st 4 : L; 98! ; = = z 4 “ ww U Os s é; electrolytic apot and future. Ge. L&'l stp . ] ; « . em Arms , ' be (3 ; 3 P ~ 4 Aa a 2 ’ lnter Pow . 5 4 | Hen. we chal iced Tin evceady apt luriga £& 7 ' : » 7, ; O° Hd bn $2 ee Se oe | rf] ; pe i e i, yr By, ‘rudence ¢ ' sy 2% “a | invest 4 : ‘ . : a Lead ftirn * shot New EICHANGE, Dec” 12). —-Spr : ‘4 w, be} ii bie si y. , 1) ; i 6 i) « wo’ an Pe | " + - udget Sd 20a) US _ | la-Neb > : | 1.50; Bans Louis $6.35. Zine steady; ——_____. . _ : ae » toe lower at o>! se “are ilud ; i ti, 8&4? SU s 4 mw | O2 ne G Mines + a ; i rod ys i, | Ki ivimater ; 2 § Lous 9 > and future. $6 mn ai wo* ri . ‘ : rats No'y . 7 > ‘ 1a ‘ Eve Lut : , mate 1 4 vi | Kend Cc & . 4s ‘ Lntimeony a ne 7% . , . } I | d “ ° e« " ‘ : > Kop Gas & CS 4 , 3 ’ NF , kh {ex i?.—Zine output of : oe. rs — ' ’ ’ Dec COrT March wheat Dee corn _. Marc’ Cor} Com. at $20 per share | May com er 5 LOU IS MERCHA I» a ee = — ~ a & . - 4 Pfd. at $18 per share a a, | silt Co Cor ie, 5) WU, MO 1 WY [Poo KA T 6) 95,1054 {20144 (201 y | Nor Bs E rid Offer ry r COD J Osta) . ' UT ' - N G Lioy: | > a : Zi ) bry : 16} Norway HSK, «CD: | le Active |KATTELMAN al! CO. eS and Poultry 503 Centra! CHestnut 9214 | = Nat'l Bank Bidg. GArficid 5240 : + LOUIS BUTTER. EGG . ~ - eee Reset ee C280) Re of «> haeiael anlael onl api en tane > . ~ _ Mr bee be bet he + we ANE Quotations are jor round a ves = ~ Ue atin pe Ser ' ; rien D P iz > ; : v ands: ASp re hat her ee . ! r= nn ne " : , ik . ~4 —- "SOA ZOLG lead! countries of the world = , good cases, B5c ; ¥ : et he % | E wah : ay ts OR aah a , este “ : ar i “ate paso ro Oe " sy SE a, me | } ya : , im 1°6.044 short tons, com- ties eearde : ases ST ? A eo Lo] U2 4 Bate Dn ' tae onl aon Sods OF Hie 2 “a wages oa 18 s 20) &- a me a Bb, ' 5 42 . with ICL 248 tone in September and Ror. OY Esc; ulle a4 a aT | r t iva 4 Se | ' , mh, te “—- .7 - ’ ' - “7 Un i eh D7 ’ ORG , ; August according te Vi TEL t——Creamery , sant: | v7 ; 3 Wf) P-h Li. 3 Paice Ora ; : , : rt ' : M ' ta rr tae © j : . j 4 ' ; - rN ‘ lil.—Manderd copper, Hc : , ony ~— : — ' ty rel) — , age na coun pt ) 4 y ai | Go £8 | = = . . by : 2 Hi nt . | 13 . n . ‘ 2 ; J : , . a ‘ - . L.. , | ; " r ‘ ews et : : 7 TT it.é 1°s Bo o No i ‘ lig Ss CAS : ina ? P . ' ] ; i] ; ] { } > . s » 4 ’ , . A i ‘ : j . peck ine Stuck, &: idl - ' oe Pes : Me , ' r hy . ; ' wi ; ‘ ‘ 4 4 d a a ', . , ; . u , - . e c : 'B POL LTR} i— or is. ay aoe ' wa : - se : *% ’ ; “‘ “1 . : t ery - a . 4 , : , . - , er ‘ : ' . ‘ ad . . : «> hed 4 ‘ 4 ray tee : - sone 4 . . pow ’ le ti Hey) LHc; . . * ans Pht > onal ae . i f : = he ; beri 4 ; ‘ igor ' . ‘ ti) bi *s 1 4% a , oe a 1 —- - ‘ hl. a ito _ ng o- v al a 14s. ‘ $1) A ~~ | Rows . PP mn 1! “3 oe ” Ty _ yp 3 ' . 1 ite Gd. Zine, , : oz ' oe oy Paviera ti ’ _4 . . . . a. : ’ , futur ite@ 156 light lsc » * Chickens ldc roiler AAS us a eee > é ra »f | teceal 4 : . or *. ’ @ ud ~ r j : , 4 ' ; A ; 2 i ) 4 = i s 4 ’ or t we : : ' a3 , i ; } ; " : ‘ . - ’ ~ "3 j . . : ; — : ~ 3 7 ] * “¢ ’ | ' 194) . jet ‘ i, ° " : . ‘ oo >——— Rd. & co. - roosters, itic ucK S AN) atk pile , at ; 100: 7 mya » bi Om ON I T ( Filet Co pamanp : a 4% tu fe o¢ Bs Lineved oll in 1 to 4 barrel lots : . ‘“ Ooms, “7, inal , ; _ a ; ; ‘é ’ . pe 7 chine! be v 2 110° ; a 7 , ' ' ' ~ 4 oe ’ } va : Boy “~, Soy | Ber mnt for raw and 1° 2c ESTABLISHED 1077 ‘eC, swan ; sg 7 Wat i Sees ® “ S “ 3 i rs ~% ;8 f — o —e 4 my , : wpe ; , . * iN 4: : pt L UTH. Minn . 12 —— "lose voung guineas. 2 a. 7 3s 43 1 yl iin a Oo? ~ae | oe aoa wel u ~ L% 10] Ln] ae on : ) : 31 : ntl P f d . SF : . ; ' > _ tract S72. young guineas, i au ih ~ snei Fd Un - é. hine t : LON 103 ; 3 - sel . i ween L 4 ; A ‘4 Lec enainen as Ls 11 gi Ni, Pe 50 : . : SAVANNAH Bonds and Stocks Bk. “Caona, grips tans. 10s. and over. | Hu Ol & Ket 5 i {101 101 | |Sierra & 8 FP 5, °1/100%|100%4/100% | Rhine Wees tees) 3a, B08 90 | 90% |G pt old 10a) 8S | $8 | BE | Salt Creek Cons B | ok s & ons : iy lioey | firm. & , : ' ‘ urs 4 . d ae ar abs me FEV wars oe? . ‘ , » 10 penis ayy .’ . . ; } ; . ats ‘ is, 6 lbs. wot S.ipe Hc No i ‘ ‘ : ; : : “4 ‘ . . , sie ’ / : . / y S ris ‘ . ‘ ‘ : a , SJ : } 3 ‘Tots 4 Love : : P - Te rw Sta P G! © 1itermeqis« pe. ) Members + New York and ern A CLTRY —Turkevs voice | Ti! ah aa 3 ] a nd ) a ee cio art. a i = en : 4 eB. M pf LS! ; jae Age Ay aii ~e. wn " es. DD. ? . _ : | a ii Cent rf 4 : ae + ) | of a 2 eee: 4% | 2 ts na “ 5 114% L114 | Schult cst » i eg Be -* ) 3 > F td GR e5: St. Louis Stock Exchanges | ‘ Gr do $ ; , , 7 i 4 : bulte si 2 ) 2 Onto P 5 - | ae, $5.10. We. gio: Ohio P 4 ‘y , Colic kK k. . : - | Osgood 6 38 a . | " ; 7 , Age ME | Skey Ott 8 ae) oa 2 | | ee Sie a | nee Sie bi] nanltoe tens ao: FRUIT MARKET ins. 2414¢ per Ib oer veut . ' So Col Las LO St Ss 5 3.105% £1105 en ; ~~ T ng Rubb 1 541 ’ , | Pac West O € Z5c: dairies, 25c; | 1c | 2a) ys | Sou vo 8 08 » oa 8 ef a | + Ags wet gut : (rida : g°7 «63°7) Park & Til 6 3 33 : ST. LOUIS PRODUCE Row Dee. 12.— . : ede : 3 ; * : ~ — ‘ f ‘ : ‘ PS ’ “ : v4 ¥ Following are tedtay ee fruit prices iD roow condi vy = . ca : . j ° (v1) “—,* y ~* .- ere .* ; j ’ 4 ‘ } fig) get : ; _ “3 ” ) Le 2 * he : . Apt . rier rane Cooler wien he Cal- r dozen: me- . - ’ , . wea j ‘ . -_ Ree, _ ; 2 } ~ of ‘ - ‘les " a ' ‘ [ in the A? i} : ‘ , { houn founty barre pec! NO | jonathans and S i ) i . a ° g a s * “? : ix t Mi c . f i ‘ . . 4 3 , *%* gTrinves goiden $5 in gS St. att Ne. , , i " Ly davis aint? gano. em Arime ; . ~- on ot e — - ee . - ’ ’ Capons _SQU ABS—Live pigeons [rer tj fovze I! resesed) | , $3: em J CORPORATION , N x G wae "te oo oe ; t: . 0 $4) na . ' ' 2! . ‘ : ry Be one ) 4 to bi pou! lin , t wb ty o! , ¥. , 12 ’ 17! , =| 4" Cc La ] : i . 7 } it y § , — 2 * f | } . ’ ’ * 4] ; ’ : i , . : .4 b> A) : se r ; r ; . , al : . §!/ // Debenty 3 bs z - . = 4 4 ; , / : d aM 4 5 3 : ; Ju i : oun pent 7 ‘ , ' ny at = : | i | ’ : 7 ‘ Le : jonatbans. bl nS te $2. 2 v © res ; : ' : . ' ’ ~ | ' ‘ q } ' “Pe : ‘ ‘ | ‘ ? “ y .* 5 y . : «> . " ‘ a - “ " : . : o> mete . : “vr ; : =o >_>. - — . ‘are iy i ! oe Sree is ej : Te . eee ~ : . , a ter 4 i] 7. } . ‘ ty 4 . . > Comp > the cinan A stock. Trum> Sti Security Bidg., St. Louis I Interest to Yield 5.807, [| 2 = VEGETABLE Mi WARKET = rae Be nec iioox nse | he Rie LOUIS PRODUCE ROW. Dec. 12.— LS A ene tne ails on 4 Sean 4 mi are “> 8 Vegétable prices vom 2 & , : 5 te s 6 > at | ‘ . 1! pri ¢ ' o | | ; | : , ; / Ob §Y oye, x : ; Minnesota red iow , - chan ve . “i lie yw pound FE seen, strax., S120 « -ard ' 17% 112 rei] - an) | _ ew De ork Sak. iT New York Steck Exchange St. Louis U i | St Louis Stock Exchange ee an es art wow tine sa gal OR) HN iy cog A pe ge NE ee ee oe! S:. Louis Steck | Exchange oo | ST —, 7 Offices Pais ws ~~ Home-trown mancy | ou G r | Sa 1084 ne TVa | : ptm , 1M: Ace a} RK: May. $5.08 | 9 ee ei —— thames | \ Ww. ARTHUR ICKNE ‘ ¢ Wall Se. 4 26 Hy ae ermiuda ' ! } , 1 . - . > : ‘ , ys ar » per bu | x: Ber da. || + , Vly | To R104 | a t vr ay | ) Listed and unlisted Stocks and Bonds bought and sold sold om comm | | RX A Resident Partner pi Park Av. RaNneermeon: “1 & Natae “772 Tal iTe ~- ' . Ter WAY op adie) hal) + Bh ; = rb TT. 7 ; ; ' 4 ee j : ; se . . s* : ’ . es cane . en ~ oy Ss = acer s . Man Ry cv we, GO

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928__ -_ — PAGE 42__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ FORD MERGER CAUSES. = = for EAE OM “len der of $14, » COF is yy 4 poeementors Topics oe adasell Fea His Offer of Shares.to Publix LS Model 40 AC Electric meee oo to the Po-t- eaarenies , , | = = aa ee Aes Tinea gna A Atwater Kent Radio '$ : : mo “ i 2 4 % ms * sali a | - Mier _ Cushioned Corn Pads 7 | wea Ys " is sg nt Ng Os ' m5 Re ee ee | | $ — Two new features which make Wizarc 3 . Fa tig oa “ ammonia ge -_ i Cushioned Corn Pads superior to all ‘ — a. —— --sa a vie a os ¢€ ot Sers ere : ot : 2 “a 44g - $5 Sees _ “ ee. . ‘ e — . . : f i—They are soft and provide a ae ie Oe ur , | . a ee " - a - cushion for tender corns with- out being bulky 2—They are treated with mercu- rochrome | H. W. & D. the great ODEL 40 AC. A powerful, compact, all electric scientific siscenee. sete iF , i ~- ~ receiver in satin-finished shielding cabmert. Full- ee ae at e gemom, Bo & | rar vision dial. Uses 6 AC tubes and one rectifying tube, ee itn’ “Wi ¢]_ Cushioned Corn Pads 1¢ , * : $77 (without tubes). 4-Pe.C — 1s cars for Europe (excepting R TZAVG wisn comrans x Lowe : , ; Convenient Terms Chair Group Sutestine. Syria, Turkey: Irak, Pe “- sian; Afghanistan and Africa. : | 7 E. y ara Coxwell Chair and Radio Headquarters for cpholewed is Aa purs cciiaas mee walnut fimish end Atwater Kent Majestic Kolster and wrought iron bridge lamp are the this issue. is made to the isritis sublic. the company ili ofier 4 oi _ — a ige La esos: {Furniture Bed Room Suite Philo RCA.Combination Balkite | §3..h" Sells Somes continental companies to 1 ib . Says , Pay Only $2 Monthly lic in their respective countri 3 3 Beautifully af gains Becutiull 4 69» %> 59-Inch Framed Tapestries Specially Priced Ai UNION | — : a a ak F A NION offers this beautiful 4-piece Suite, suitable for Gift Grving, at $169.75. The bed, The Decabbensaiel pe KG ange dresser. French wanitv and chifforobe are beautifully finished in genuine walnut veneers tional Theater in Punt: over select cabinet woods. Each piece is decorated with Ornamented strips and matched overlay panels. The chifforobe and drawer interiors are of quarter-sawed oak. See this mar. zg = : aie “ velous value! ty ae ) . somely carved. Choice of many scenes. RY Gp fa a Pay Only $9 Monthly $I W eekly. oh . > ? , 7 * > «a ‘ ' > i ‘ . 2 ™ > >» - 4 J . . res é ‘ . Lad : ooo" eat i . : ~ ; > > ? ’ ‘ ~ | aa ‘ " " i ‘ ; E« ‘ ; . } ; mort. true 7! t LS¢ The * ee >. - ait : ; ; ‘ ‘ tii : 4 7 : , . . ~y , 2 ra 4 or . ee i iit >? cot a . had GAs >= . — ay ’ . . " 4 a a : em of r : : - , : . , ry Aad . i* r A iV . ~ . Mm + fs ' & me - ii VW ud i Wiss AAs ad , : -” . , - . i : e riva = ryert x9 on } \r 4 2 ea? ‘ — - aa . ‘ : ~ A \A tiae Vs _ q . Ys 7 + 3 7) > . t+mnre » oreo - eral Mo Wis vy «th ; A ts ae, © a a ~ ‘ explanation for the speech . & Biaitariu: y+ = sb Polychrome Desk Sets ‘gmnerger Greenfe!l introduced Including extension table. buf- = — A lovely gift for a friend who $ MEE tag we Pacers’ ~~ gs " d » ; , , , . 2 : : , =e > , my r - 7 7 R _ ri + leita ein ato peg _— sSerttre aH gyrate apt Sa en veers oS eee, = is ts wh ee a ay tio Fett y we f eee ¢ rae. 1 =: ene . wee ¥ bah a Sas ssid | a ye 7 : eee Sa ah Clee OTS ee eee te + J: -2 e ss , ° a ee ge aS ee 7 one ox" rs ies ae _ ’ ee satan i i ae . - ~ 8 5 ‘ ay - > te be [ar oe ae er) t x! Bae ” ’ rs oo. _ 2 ~~ Nee We a a eM a a es ~~ .s ‘ ar 7 i 5 . an ee ee ee ieeenaat etakeuatiereet . S oe nae Po ‘atte a FST, Ne 4 paalle’ 2+ 32 eS Xs i 4 SSS >be dened DAW ¢ ; ¥ TE Sia i eal lie Ae IE aed i S RR Yinot SEM — EAUTIFULLY worked subjects ...im 59-inch gold polychrome frames, hand ss... sees SSeS a ee ee Lea RA RA SLA LARS SA SEES ES RR _~ a i i ee ee the city lic inancial di trict and Partner in Morgan, reen Room Outfit fel & (Co... is affiliated here with J. P. Morgan ‘o. Durime his debate on the cable ae amendment hat the « irr + é fet. china cabinet, 6 chairs, 2 ~ c ¢ a - Y" \ likes to write. The set comsists -the new Communications compan} ne gg en Yale = and 19- 3 = of 12x19-imch blotter pad, ink Ait - . #S26°" sathies 44s GO . 1eCce Inner set. y 4 ; ~ ————— ?? so” ‘ : 7 shall devote | full time to this at $69.75 _— — well, 1929 calender, biotter, let- aie i 4 ' sii i wid eee e . wee. * . . : : . . and not take anoth ‘yb with the ($5 Monthly) ter hoider, scratch pad, pen and letter open- 2 par ea a a et aa ; = ————— s . 1 te £ —_ ', Government’: consen vreenfel a er... all beautifully finished in gold Poly- also criticised the appointment ot > 3 a te~ chrome. Sie Wivten te the Ford dire KITCHEN While 100 last. special, the set, $1.00. torship Se Joh Cash and Carry xe a fe . “ | b : _— ; 0 —_— Breakfast Sets—5 Pieces, sd Drapery Specials ak SM oA, ~sSs SS _—-_ >) he oe i i > Ce VWI Dorothy Henry of Char “Pet,” reserve champion Show at the National Co.. which is ae enameled drop- 22:2. 3 , i eal | Soothes galled ligated *y ee leaf table.... 5 ~ k St d (,eorge LaArais a rie, replied Bath Mats mo er an Minting veut yreenfel Jorgan ; : ss os eel 2) Sgr Hie “weg as Kitchen Cabinets—in ex- Sevely Bath Mets Nicely made of $ a tt cellent a anestaden wih metal, finished in dusiness se to be chi ne : finan : thy Pee r . {++ . ‘. bae y condition 4 fringed ends and brown Duco. Cig- poration in mer He de printed floral arette and cigar Mirrored Lamps Book Ends, 2 Pr. Glass base, the inside $ 1 A pair of metal Book $ | of which is mirrored Ends finished im an- “Ged ing” 2 BS modernistic tique gold, will make Ye, Se t rs i BA 4 “& 4 oe 14% : * me: : 2 oC = wate ere a ee : y e, « ° b * OI “Se ten pene ae pepe Mere Or aa iinanes scribed the rrea General Motors a and asked, lution introd: General Motc have a slap in this country?” One critic here is that to be raised America. But Oak Dining-Room Tables —Good condition 8-Pc. Dining-Room Suite —Good condition Room Suite, PSDed SD band. Fast color backgrounds of blue and orchid. Cash and carrv. Rug Section, Second Ficor End Table Lamp ashes drop through the stem to base. Base is removable for clean- ing. Match box and cigar holders on top. Cash and Carry Electric Heater parchment paper shade. Complete with cord and piug. a each $1. Cash and Carry Kitchen Stool Cash and Cerry Torcheres “—- (PLPEOEPODALEEBRE EE Ck A kh ll ~ ae Ge. %, Ciabsissii Yb NS ay "a Pf a REE 1AM. se pny RW Pg on ASSORTED FANCY : GIFT PILLOWS weil-made Elec- nines aT : [In ten beautiful designs and in a host of prettv color combi- large copper re- at || nations. —— in this large group are Pillows in many flector, fitted : | kinds of materials, mostly ravon and fabrikoid tops. A spe- with high-grade heating ae ae : —_. cial value for Dollar Dav at UNION. Complete with cord and plug. Cash and Carry Criss-Cross $4 5-Pc. Ruffled $j Cash and Carry Cash and Carry Curtains Curtain Set =} mected with the Ford clare that Ford t is making a pre 4 charming little Vestors by sellin HirRS Lamp with attrac- ter of policy ) rent of the | A tively decorated whole value of the concern. m™ shade and lacquer- Henry and Edsel Ford are 4! ed wood base. rectors oF the Yh é Ww tes a a LnvV, with . omp! ete uw th . together wit] cord and plug, th. Si. — + oleae sa ela ii 10-Pc. Bedroom pactererias arles Sorenson of Detroit. Lord . Viingworth of Denver, a Privy Outfit a $69.75 Councillor, an THREE POLICEMEN, FIVE MILL Including bed, chifforebe, d ; STRIKERS AILLED IN BOMBAY Bf] cx, sprines, ‘mattress, ‘9xi2 rus SS ZZ TR | ee 1S ; Mm beudoir lamps. in coed con- AE ’ | ' dition, special at $69.75 os : [3 : fi BOMBAY, India, Dec ‘ . ; a, 9 mr iv | ($5 Menthiy) : f and cream voile ree policemen strikers were killed today during Criss - Cross Cur- | ai, {i} panels and tie- riots at Parel at the north end of 3-Pc. Bedroom Outfits— ‘ | becks o& seach. SNEED Shak the atrikers over- | Bed, Dresser, Large Hassocks Granite Roasters mnfggeo | ao cone 3 Relish Dish Curtain Stretcher Comin powered police and loote: shops Chest s . ' ait ' J : LNicelVv made in »-bach | | Well-made Curtai : Police reinforcement Made of mohairs, ve- =" Large size oe — S LTS dg * manv stvles and A verv attractive s Stcetsienad ae Street Sweepers working to the district 4-Pc. Bedroom Suites— lours, friezes and rem- graniteware sters A specia! ee . ~: . ‘ 3 mickeled tray with wood, collapsibi d *! to his enthronement at Containing Vanity, Dresser— nants of ~— h-grade with close-fitting cov- ° 00 rr. i. colorings. Special green or rose parti- a 4psidie an . the rioters. Many persons were in ONT i | . od abi jured. Chiffrobe $89 75 uphoister: ng er. At this |. special ‘en a beotetiet | e ; at $1.00 tioned giass dish. A f ad ty any size, COL! gpm 7 Shops were closed in Pare! and @ and Bed..... . rials. Padded with soft cotton. price for Dollar Dav onlv. | marvelous value. ted with brass pins for stretci fey | business was at’a standstill. $6 Monthiy Cash end Cerry et et Coin Cash and Carry Cash and Car 7 a and Care . 7 iy | ENGLAND Li Me te STOVES Hand-Emb. Yildoltid WEE Combination Ranges— Speedwav Tire Tubes Bridge Sets rure Linen Folding Card Table | y pecccccrececcoe Various 25 00 oe : ” om, ) e Crash Bridge F. ' PE an ee ; ~ ous 29x4.40 and 30x3% inch s wee sf _ a - | we sty les. Me aie + : S VX “2 inch Sizes i : : 4 ' Pretty »*-im. Porto Rican hand 4 prettv allover plaid Dattern ; -s Curtain Sets con- sisting of valance, ee es si cane PRR RRR eee '* el ee OR i ans we: SNe ee ae RCI F ’ pee nf rae ee i Mie ssgticasheala ea ee iad saaiaie be nal ; MR eis = ay aie ; Per bs : fran h 65 raat - me cpa sie NAD TM, FAA Get. fo Mie UCR er ee we ee A 4 aNetis a ah) a pe ; * iia ae rege aed Pusat spe : g ese . SO Te Mec i oath i : aoe baa cargo 9 als Tee 8 + ape iiener ebechegees SRA s Aarne INS Sensei ay Ste eS SNE ORLA LAELIA GRE SLES * “Ye ; he i Pa I, ae reas » ee: meee x ~ aw go dap Ae, oar “ b Sher tse ms dr ¢ i ee ue ? ; ; 5 SRP ayia nccatpionen aiter nanan AES Re YR. NS F Cash and Carry mY SO AMNARW t these high-grade Inner Tubes . =f: embroidered cloth and four cloth, 36x36 imches and f 12 Coa! Ranges. 22 50 made by the ee ear * : i = } : 12-inch napkins to match. Choice mch napkins to match. 7 elgg Good ConartionD s Tire Company. Heavy | ot tour designs. Special, t Strong, well-made folding Card . | Tables with reinforced frame finished in green enamel. Green motre table top. A marvelous value, while they last. Cash and Carry a qualities, bargains Ser. $1. Ine a — and gold plaids. The Heaters — In good shape. at l. All 4 ay h is : z , ' | Cash and Cerry types... . r Carr | ten | Pure Linen 7 I 40-In. Marquisette S$ I ecater—j-room size. Good ce . condition. : 7 : | Tabi Cloths Panels : Beautiful Pane! 2: ~ i A lendid love if . : : eis, ~ ~ vards long, Special! | j sprencsc ciomm of pure mete wrt) wish 3-tenche rr fringe a Specialiv priced for this sale. $1.00 each Panel. Cash and Carry 50-Inch Drapery $ Damask, Y ard I 4 ftme quality Demask m blue and ww Cash and Carry nored Dberder, others wth mercerized . : samask Dorder m coior Gas Ranges—lIn cabinet | cote ; ates ; Cesh end Carrs stvies. a | | Specia! | \} | | l apestry 2 | Gas Stoves $9. y 5 | | Scarts | | Well made of solid oak and strongly SO imches long, with two-inch design: Cheice of several colors. An unusual goic, rose and gold, red and goid PHONOGRAPHS ik | |] braced. Smoothly finished and at- value at 51.00 each ean ye : | UJ ‘| tractively varnished in natural color. Cash and Carry Upright Stile. $15.00 Console Style = $29.75 Table Model = $5.00 CIRVO_A®A Mo’ 13-Pc. Set of Dinnerware High-grade China with $ beautiful floral designs en each preces. Art this special price because these Sets are slightly irregular Cash end Cerry —s.eeeeeo eee eS Cash end Carry Bargain Basement SSS Acti i lees Open Evenings Till 9 O’Clock Open Nights Till 9 | | $ 1 73s UNION , \ lovely gift to mother, a pair of S. change ees these bronze finished Electroliers. , Senrs meer | HOUSE FURNISHING COMPANY 206 N. 12th st. ] 120-22-24-26-28-30 Olive St. —— —_ = — "2 eh ho De Y & ia “IS ke a aac ( ash acd _Cerry 7th and Market St«.

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‘S Fiction—F ashions be Popular Comics Household Topics and | pu hs Women’s Features | . - : News Photographs WEONESDAT, DECEMBER 12. WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 12, 1928. PAGE 6 Y U4 Y4. WA, (4 44.44 ’ (22444 RSA ITT ALITTLE IR 7. 4. H O O V E R I N C E N T R A L A M E R I C A Ysalitaiilaabiiterranernnranrannnnsnnnnnunrmaniiiia staUaslidlaalUliterer till tlliily ° * 4 4 a cd f4 Z 4 4ébhsh “Ld ddddadaddddddédda ae eee UMUTITTILIL ITLL LILTOMTIT ON if y 7 ; i, 444 Y% 2 al NWANAAAAAA SNA SSAA SAN RBS SABA BS SSR A RRs oa MOQAHVH) ate > 4 li tas as tr oe » a a RPA MBM ASP veer eo Ny ty og Teepe gene ee ” = ' , , RR ee Oe en ot tt ee eS. a —). not a aa 1-Pc. Coxwells 75 hair Group 24 PPSEAUTIFUL Coxwell Chair and hassock upholstered in high. wade tapestry, walnut finish end table d wrought iron bridge lamp are the pieces included in this group at 4.75. Pay Only $2 Monthly ro ow _ " pews -2 vagne ge — —~ eras _— — — a ne ¥ ale é ree ae —— 1 ~ eats ‘ " aig Ting Stina ‘ in ie ory ed et es ~ os phar + ae ee - — Bk Shien he ae Na Rye ae aa * : a a BS ve . - = — ee . - . ‘ ond 7 . beds * F . P Seas! PTE FS ER ee - Uh eco slain % baa i 4 a n Me. snc Wg — ot Soom. ee i AIMEE vy — ee ithe akies baleen CRAM Oe ee On fy hiked a WUE WANS ASASASA SAS AA SAAR BAARAA SALAS ABR © NM Xtiti QQ_ oO Q noxy»w»wwWwwsiTAABv° \\ ‘2 ~ = SSS: 4 SS — - GOS G ie — Soap > ~ F ws Sep lo> . “ at ’ % - y . “3 ~ ix * > ee # ’ Te, ; ae a4 Pe . 4 bea "et mF WN oS SO ee ts an —_ =e eS, . een ~ A ete ~~ rm x v~ , ie So ° ‘ Se: " x . Py oe : , ; TS satig : OR ae Ree. St ro Rte oe oe , a W0G $1 Weekly. n ty, Gn Gg CHILDREN OWN PRIZE-WINNERS lllumuyyp . t ss ne Re oS ae el i -~ . 2. SES Kate ; . or oe : . * - o> gates , we ~ a on s 5 re . . ; * Soo > Sree: - > XN . 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YU, wpsscesecsssseassessesssceseress Cash and Cerry ae ae NS ” §$Q{Q{VA{IQV900W SS Soot MAY MAA — SSAAAN AS dean Torcheres *1 A splendid value at $1, these torch- eres with globes painted in golden rod yellow and , metal bases finish- ed in green an- tigque. Complete with cord and plug, special at $1 _each. Cash and Carry MAQK N OG ~ Qn W Xs \\\ \ NX 7) r| 7\ a. LOR PE RR AASAAASN AANA AAARA AAA SS Xs SSS NS \\ ¥ \\\ LQ TENS SSAEEEAE SS SESSESEERSEEELESDSESEES DELS RESSESASSESELSSSS ESS RADLEED ERS L LALLY « , ; . Zi. , SS (A Add - ~ . ~s > . ‘i ; Sy sy fe dédéedéedddddddddddeededddddeeed-deddeccedeecedecddcdaddedasbsdssa Mjiiiiidiiitiieeititie % Floyd Pierce ‘in an out- board motor racer driving his craft up an incline and through a paper-cov- ered hoop while going 35 miles an hour.at Lake Elsinore, California. —Wide World phote, - 4 & SASAN Y 4 : on -» - - NS S QO Gaston. Doumergue of the French Republic honors a flag of the Garde Republi- cane during impressive ceremonies in Paris. —International phove, SS N No | é hy se * * DSSS . S\\\S RURRNRRNNANRR ISSN QQ Wo VM WQQAQVOdHzoiNi»NANN SN W MOoOi0WN, W Z Ee (Of. ug fis: ieee - Eg RMNH00NwN 7 a , \ » *, (/ - %, , 4 MV » , 7 on _ Curtain Stretc h er ! Wee VL Lil ddd Wilf 44 WT 4 | : : +, “#4, % 4 4 % . Y v4 “LA ae Cu 45 ate $ Street sweepers working on the road over which the Emperor of Japan-was to trav. Wy & My, YY HUNGARY LIKES LOTS OF RADIO Y: Fe a ero arc- . oa - “, 47 a, 4, Wa wood. cpllepeible and el to his enthronement at Kyoto. a oe gual vanuuuldldidiiintili o justable to any size, EE eS ee WM ce BA Sen; y atts nts ll?, fitted with brass pins for stretch- YR Gf ™mm¢£ ones sia SRG LO ARLENE IIE preci yagrmgaap S ~ » Gf Y y ing curtains. 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peers WEI ALLL a The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine | SEe Cel) SE eG AE Salat thn A Ce ee aw. = sare =. snes Gta SU eae roe oe So ede Se ee ee hi a ee ee ,» . . ee) ‘ mailiag’y ND telnet TM ES | wee | LADDERGRAM ||" 77- } -W | GET THE HABIT watts || Children’s Bedtime Story 3 Coats BRIDGE ChOSS-WORD P UZZLE OF HAPPINESS | _ Climb Down! i a IEE 0: ° Moslem Wom z {3 es Te [7 9 aso [7 [2 [2 By Mrs. Agnes Lyne. | family for which well have been ag = ies hh day ai : : . : : tai iy rs Wie 5 Seu-sintes \ abeiaeah thiisbentchel - - #anr - Ol s lywood, with this hand: 160, 6; Hearts, monds, 35, 4: pa. ~ 7 » As Played by M FISH | fo emacs, That which is strange is also queer.) ae cs || ing. The wearing of WE so as tO Show Herself to. fternoon Iron station hace it. oe sate 2 . : : “m = The women of the Dog mous Bridge players an: ta f a ' re nie and fancy educa- | hunters in the woods that he | In the South, as Dealer, was alge from them with such ease he had / s A, | covered two . a9 — the home refused to be shadowed. . we: ge manag smell just made his mouth ie alle parn || | taking great care that they should | a : little house. But prc ra PARIS. os : ieee : Li ip of a mother whole gal- | re ' | _— - . |they were about. They were a. . MN ep | to think things over. ‘That ma. testinies of modern dress) | pigs lived, so Buster didn’t once) 9 show herself to ad- WEDNESDAY, EXI ERTS nee nn : . » om Bh , “a I think this much to ail is clear: women of the numerous gaan ae . ' —Buster Bear. by women was formerly quam’ | . . So Le ™ - j ' ' : SE = — onto! lant spi nere material or even | | tone w ee sya ae -_ house would stay there ang .+ factor is modern art) Spades, Q, 9% 7, 5 2; arts, ue 3 : | Poverty, illness, drudgery and an think “It looks as if they are building a | could visit it some other Bi st the background of | DECEMBEX iz, 1938. - 4 Yr-¢ BUSTER FINDS A QUEER HOUSE. viet Government an | taineer tribes with warm > fifth of the Radio Bridz* >; > “ ; me te ot ; eee g releteres | Ther : eve children : Games went on i€ : _—— Sotacea*ate . ; : 5 r~hoactanin WEE the See o brought up in the chastening pov o. --. 9 den by the law of the prema Advantage Against KSD. with two of California’s ta *. : stares ss i ee ‘ 2 — :; ‘ o"ars ; - mt * | aGii di. ut shoes for them all Buster Bear had discovered | long-term credit and at Taek -« , iad Pin ite he: _ : - . : ’ Sa t- . Work and Mr. Whitehea SO : he father, bitter, unsuccessful, the Home, ys Lucien Mrs. Catherine A. Streeter of Hol- 33 | | their children, did all he could to it that d h he di hat » Co | —————— a — | it was that one day when he dis- | Lel ne- cast a shadow over the home. but | 7 smell he got another smeff “ 0 The West player was len | | = ciicied Mich dete: tee aaa | followed them at a safe distance, It seemed to come from * ing: Spades, J. 8, °; Hearts, states Re Oe . wr +h Sethe eam stores . Llive. rs was the daily com- | He ‘ Se : |He was curious to find out what | = > . : t ter went to his home im the iu important part in deciding Whitehead. ST nsieiineniiks Uitte oeiaitaih taal ng way from the farm where the | : personal misfortune coul uch. | dresse uch a) Diamonds, of them as having anything | (Copyright. 1928. ust be dressed In § | little house,” thought Buster. ) 4 kK \), 6. “he 12a eer, — ** *.* , aa a a aeatacee setetees 'age enough to give these abundint sonds, J, 10, 9, 6 3: ' o. : tote Pte AP a ea —. : “i M Bagg i ly to her children. She found Mrs. Streeter opened | 5 ell : a a to read them poetry and tell (first hand of rudper) ith on | to make corn poppin 1 ge nee etiam ¢ : : : ‘unhappy marriage sh 20k her | ; wet held: Spades. ee ee oe eae Sn: oe to do with the pigs. : stride and kept love, joy and cour- | | . —_ nh Poe | At a certain piace, which Buster | _ stage aza:h tien has * N | recognized as one which he had z Hime modern home. Decorat | . TT ; ; 1 . 4 would have hee n ’ pun ris n AC ROSsSs. . ; - Pogson: ‘ : ol : i Logs. Buster wondered what it ior home. Buster follow ed them ; ww. Modern furniture demands | vi age Begg : _ : y 'arbutus in the ing. But he had long enough to make sure that | that is inspired by the pres- | her strong four-car When Elizahbe?} do the fi & tn Oh ao} was all about. seen | | ner “i1lZ el 4 ' ti? 11s e in > ¢ ob : = — 7 . alt : 2 : modern bidders would vlu 5. nap. | AGE 'D. = | cams: tale teeewie ndipane & mer men cutting wood to burn, so he t®¢y really were leaving the woods. | : ta jress that at the present) | grown and marrie ge“ S ;' ) | hi ne yourself by | at4e? ; 4 isfi . | " tight ¢ -] hould ‘be bid on her hand even!10, Egyptian deity PA . 3. The angle made | 570W™ and ma Es is © os yo regen by didn’t think much about it. By) When he was satisfied that this was | 3 moment is at the height of fash ) ka EMGA! NE aes OWS Uae , rung at a time, mak-/ nq by these two men began to/| the case, he went back to look at | e me a 9 a r ek a ae wy - 2; 7 mh) oe - ca’ Oy ee ve Papiveacted ack. aataetconistekormte cae " as ee neds cients soa Tae: ee F r: >: ee Reh, ston” © eB (orate ss ug ane a aS - wh as PNET per ROS pret nee + Side Wena ae we 2 i a tiete hen er SERN api eh 99 5, Ait if a sma ‘ub replaced the CK. uppose: ‘ - : . , fault plane | i | lette han nly in . ; r li ’ i San aetiens | oo sr enanse only | pile these logs up and they did it} that queer little house. ts it an accident that the present blood | tu _. oma = pag he ye in @ very particeier way. Buster| “Se eos eee ouette is entirely in keeping re athena i . tude. pathered t C | posi emaining letters. See “ , ' tan » di i | oe Work, East. a two-suiter and 14 Always. 2 | ew conpmarygestee Wag te - b : re ue drew nearer that he might see bet-| tance. He did this first on one side with modern interior decoration? J Te iceman th cai ‘beets, | 35 ABORT SPAN : o: mporal lari ju Cc p a rung or two from ;4., -and then on the other side, then in v @ not think so. Artistically ai ane Sleart. ‘ , which appears to- | “TP looks 28 {f they are building | back of it. then in front of it. | 7s i gpea kine. we are in an epoch of \ this in a little house,” thought Buster, ; “Now, what did they build that lit- B ‘kK eh ; —_ ° i gnusua! sincerity, of exceptional “Yes, sir, that’s what it looks like. house — © acy a. gpontaneity. We are imitating) ow, what can they be building a| perfume. Exquisite, eubtle gothing from the past. We are! louse for out here? I don’t un-| , : preoccupied in creating an original | — erstand it at all. | —entirely different hen ert that is entirely expressive of Trouble in the Hamper The men kept right on with their | | f 1 Bout own day and of no other. Be sure that the soiled towels work. They built up two sides and / ! asy pctsame yee 4 design was in an imita- are perfectly dry before putting one end. The other end they left ever hLeows > _ sami phase at this mo- in the clothes hamper. Oth-; open. When the walls were high | ; ° oe oes ot : miata decoration is erwise they are likely to mildew enough to suit them, they made a alke ack an th around it. | pent — eaten ¥ upon original and sour the clothes about them,/ flat roof. And stil] thev left one ul ili ge le «unpleasant | —. nes a hie eaten a A ” : we sf Ui besides damaging their own tex-/ end open. ? €] d it made him nerv- | - ) ring P | eee peace wot | Ihouette out of harmony with the paged ey “ Modern interior. But dress is re- fiecting the modern mood with as much virility as any other art. bad a 4 .; a> iin aA Ae his two suits. Mrs. Streeter Her band was ay 3 . ;,a - ~ oe? b so rebid SiPEDE LA, wn Gav Lies olution to Pass-Book: 1, Pass: | ré | 2, Past; 3, Pact: 4, Pack; 5, Pock; | | to tell us, comes from within. Wei6, Bock; 7, Book. Aer of| may add that it is a precious hab- | (Copyright, 1928.) ngelus Temple. | it which cam be learned only in| a learly childhood. Happiness is ai omplex state of affairs, but among essential factors is the ability ch in adversity and to/! the mo f whatever life ~~ fy 4 4 NEA TEN, ECEDEDBETEMNPES bed ed > ee A wise person. A wiping out. 8. Force. Seed covering °9. Mexican labor- ANETY. provided compensatio over bid. AmWRr OAH hy bys éist. Mr. Whitehead, North, assed. rings i While his four Clubs in conjunc 26 7 ) | nat nent (pL). °. Evaluated. Boer apetry OT ae ure. All clothes and linens should; When the roof was finished, they | tion with his singleton Hea: ould | 9 aia 59. Given name of a . u % thoroughly dried before putting | built out of logs a sliding door. or| have been valuable to his partn ae famou woman into any confining place./ rather a falling door, though Bus-! picious c ythi that has the | at a Club contract, Di. orforme. ainter. . ’ | ironed ciothes that seem aiter didn’t know this. When this : e was a great | ie ince the new tntert high-card strength in his han 61. Caesar's evil y To exter granulated sug: bit damp should be thoroughly| door was in place, the front end of | de mell around this par- | ee ee ese ae — Warrant an assist, even ea 2. Spume ¢ ross. aired and dried before putting them | the little house was stil? open. But | tic r litt . YoU see, those | ocegeegren mere — om partner had rebid her ¢ Re " ied 53. Crisp ging 1. ng si rj, using powdered suge y st | away. |that falling door had been so ar- — ee ee “ oo — Work and Mrs. Streeter passed,/.. a : ake. iece "OC ;use two and a half cupfuls 4 soiled aust cloth will leave as 'ranged that, when a certain stick and so: ial peptone it follows that giving Mr. Work the contract for/..- litt! . Weighi de irecipe calls for ach d 0 ddetaiien Giiie inside the little house and at the| away from a ee ee two Hearts. sais Pr ee it carries away. | : with each other. Mrs. Streeter, South, opened the side of a beloved parent ing example. (much dirt as HE naturalness, the simplicity, listinction of design; the re > -s D] Seepenee Of technical Virteeny am 5. Mrs. Streeter continued with | 4 anorama. . Engaged | : 7. ieee Cast LZ § vesistance Sian Sucectetr: tens atic x - the Queen of Clubs; Dummy played lat dish meetin tegeemad: = , 9 ere ae cont find « the 4; Mr. Whitehead the 6, and ; #-: : lin cake (nan LHe bottom : Tt > ee « 7 > . — _ ~ + , ™ real bottom would. The other lay- | > 2 says PROF. DOCTOR PAUL REYHER apple famous lecturer at the U. niverstty of Berlin | Caer e me ee ce 3 Res , will be gaining the flavor of the agi- lian one, n | Se oS: Se bat eae ae > = . @-¢ ney a double) | R= ee a a > | @tque. If this is the case, women : ~_ a ew sh - : : . 7 ’ Se : ’ : ‘> . - - S > sane eR. - ne , dress epochs of the past which - vise his plan of play. . Street rs. are | ithe a' ' | =, SASS 8 ‘ Sages Sea Se ce Sen te Were in bad taste. i Sout)! still hel trumps, | opponent will « iv t 8 ame A\ Ey 3 es EE Pe | no i ae = , er, ze oe “% | 4 , ’ ‘ — y lite lan fe, ; : 8 baa sta eS ie 4 oe * as Pt Stee PR I? I arm nor pessimistic for the . — ’ ‘ . rs r ¥ 4 i " . Se sists SRN ; : stants . : ne! : ss ‘ ” 7 . q : “ . ” ‘ and ey | aciart aw | | ture which comes after my own e ul ‘xhaus S$ own trumps |: qs: . pata cata Oe] “4 ae He eee then take Dum a . “ub he irs a oH pers SS get ; y. I believe that art in consoli- -_ tg ee nie Rae SR ae rs Smet: ts 33 Ne eae ee Seo ae Be ee ay Gating itself in a new epoch. Good my’s three Diamonds, but would be | rouna. | “TSeaggae : Ay, Sak Be aesein ie Oe ‘ec mae ea pa oe 7 Tt is permanent anc we are per- be y : ~ : BER path Rad . o 2 ba ag Rage Mere clement tia 2%: — we THE MEDICINAL USES of yeast are study of yeast. His findings extend f— == = 4 a a ee Se se Wy Detuating a point of view that hast rriore many-sided then 1s generally new hope to all who suffer from indi- a oe me Poe ES eee Rois "ig St ba : , Brinn oe ae 4 2a Re gen > rated spontaneo usi y eince ths thought possible. There is a high per- gestion headaches. nervousness. de- War. Pictures, furniture, sculptured , 4? > , centage of Vitarnin B in yeast. Vitamin . Remuera ke =. ee eee and objects of art will all endure ge of hus pression, too frequent colds and sore f°) * aa 3 i ? -_ = ba. 3 er me fine design at the eee Were sker pane to wear dresses that wil ” ' ¥ 4 eee ¥ — 4 K : a i“ ” an ) s 0 ar’ = Seger res - a al a re a eae eee ite Ip aa NE is cenit aintcameegd beeaaa eco PPR ang ee UNOPS « o° her erie , saan ny vate eS paring ote a st Sethiigt be 9 a LR a bon renattg. ae abe RRS Pe 8 ATS eS GN ORL ESA ENTER ANE LAE LI AR St THO PUR Ore ae AAPOR DL ASEAN ALT, > Py ao — fe tN Ra ee aero m Shae 0 RS PARLE BAL ike KE Cee dea to put if eee! PACCULI Re Thy, re ar — ny ‘ases vhere : cream DroOvic rr e Cainnest and He led the Ace ? nonacs : . . ¢ of, — " one } ere card Major is bid first and : most efettive of powder bases— from Dummy: Mr. Whiteheas ie ale any RS : er eg Yeon — a 2a 4 Vr os ait, Lila 3 BO?) Os) & Lil iace powce! on | h bat h ful ; ceptions of modern heme decora- - . your system they combat harmful poi- x : : Sand to th s—once NOTHER of the great medical - , - Fo aa: es Z tle ao oe pains . lduiees of Ecccpets Gddkievice (ee the muscles that control [ =. i a ET 6 we bean a oe ) i his voice ee . , 'y: . . . ) ae - US Deginning to hang upem elimination. Your digestion 1 ves. | 3 : Ke | : to the movement of health prepared- digestion Impro Pe | | ail leeeiaail a Ys. caressing!y with delicate smooth- : Your skin clears. ee | “4 oe or : ness is Prof. Dr. Paul Reyher, of the Re - it. ton ee : | e | ™ “OCD Tine and applied, & ness anc beauty. It also softens monds; Mr. Whitehead plaved the "ee oe 1: . a ir. e ° Ro 2 eo . Ag ; University of Berlin. His contribu Fat three cakes of Fleischmann’s — §. = 4 ) 9 Modern spirit that has come inte anc whitens the skin. and pr 7; Mr. Work the 6: Mrs. Streeter tectSe:t fam dust and w Ps “a the 7 ve Sent ts stinremennaahe * re emVuce & tinrbit No mM Gil eau er. tions to modern medicine have made Yeast every day, one cake before each sg eae i ee | ae cent tL well mudied Geena : Pe coe Sra , ae Present season is as representative fol- | Only tour Hea ah SD ae lack and White Beauty C lowed te this Diamond trick, De- ° ke 4 f Ad iiné Lc LHINK., Black anc White Ufy OP 6 es @f our epoch as a Sur-realist still clarer saw his came assured. auons are of a quality acceptabie water (hot or cold). To get full bene- [| =. @ i > m Wife, « stytizea : , pce sa 4 = : ized porcelain statue, & He led the 8 of Hearts from to those who seek the best, at Dummy: Mr. Whitehead discard: fit you must eat yeast regularly and Werd painting in free verse. Tl LT $85 y ee 3 Ay , J played the 2; Declaref the 3; Mrs. Streeter the 4. Mr. Work con- tinued with Dummy's King of Dia- “t A ab A AE DAE Nt AAAI SEA 4 her nm OK : * aad ~~. a \ ae ne et res wate He reach of all— a dieme : sme 6 of Spades; Deciarer played | *# the Contract ith 1 Se and 50c him known to physicians and scientists meal or between meals, plain or m the Queen of Hearts: Mrs. Streeter . i yuk re eS ae . lic ; : in all countries. played the 9. Mr.’ Work, Deciarer, | "2d passed every inity to - BLAC ano WHITE ‘ t Om.- ; t Auc- | continued with the King of Hearts: | 82°W any strength the 10 Dummy discarded the ac euld be the same as: : sa? 3 ? ASLILI@G Mrs. Streeter played her last Heart, | Dr. Rey her has made ay CARNTVS over asuficient period of time. Itis the — ; F " 2 They are all of the same genre, blocking Queen of Diamonds; and | “en. : | roxide (VANISHING) Cream } natural seed wr build resistance against e : 4 - ‘ int of a “ ae etme — Mr. Whitehead discarded the 8 of , s = | disease, to maintain clear-eyed, vigor- [i . > teu point ae” Diamonds. ee a >, | ) x ous health. Buy two or three days’ #§ vement - Having rid himself of Dummy’s — a ~~ : | supply at a time as it will keep in - PROF. DOCTOR PAUL REYHER i . *prit, it does not—at least trousiesome Queen of Diamonds by ' —_ . . - . his brilliant discard, and all the | cool, dry place. At all grocers and many Lecturer, University of Berlin, on Vitamins, X-Ray and Pediat- fe it is other poeee Saleg exhausted, Me. Work leading cafeterias, lunch counters and rics; Director, Children’s Hospital, Berlin, which he built end “a Rome deme ne anil _ > - ’ = ext h roe . . © os . Ta se : ge garg ge + ag gemma soda fountains. Start now! equipped. The Germans refer to this hospital as “the jewel box” . ae o@erstand this subtiety, but | Siamends from regi hand. The — _— — ine seam, E ~ ee ee a final two tricks were taken by Mrs. | p ae a= Ences .. are reminiscent of ad- | Streeter’'s two Aces. Deciarer won | or Fail and Winter are Daintings or sculptures they 10 tricks in all—game at Hearts— | * GUARANTEED *eping in step with the time. scoring $2 for trick points and 40 | , ) $ for honors eed : 00 Discussing the bidding of the | ; - , Cc i 7. Tas Ss mplete hand at Contract. Mr. Work was of > > : the opinion that South should bid * ' — : Our waves relieve vou of the trouble resistance to disease, attacking the her Clubs just as in Auction. After | i ee Se ae ae eat | : weakest spots. But here is where : ; ) ' ) " Bs. | | 7 . : : ( this bid. West and North should not marcelied with irons ronan gay | | ? yeast works. “ Yeast builds resist- er Regarding North's pass, Mr. Ly ay SOc: Shampoo, S0e , ance,” in the words of Dr. Reyher ~ Ork stated that he does not be- TE PERMANEN ngs 7 = = 2 a8 suggestive of cubism. Neve tn any such theory as the one WAVE SHOP ENT I: keeps the entire intestinal! tract ~ 4 Modern graphic arts heave Chat requires the partner of an Se a Seventh F! , . clean, active and healthy. Eat Fleisch- | : ed themselves from t thitiaP Club b! ecstuliy Wave Over ~ ent: cor, Carleton Bidg. , J from th a te : idder to raise tiie | id O/d Permanent GArfield 3367 &i22 Mant, 5 Yeast regularly. 7 portrayal of stories a two Clubs with a bust hola ng. Cor. 6th and Olive—Opp. ten ae PCM or sculpture. By ? ™S on sheer design they q @ forced zr Quen Evenings With or @ Open Sundays by Appoimtment bid is unfortunate in pei veTuREs 7 Appointmen:r—No Waiting free the temperament of tive artiat, so each ' : it tia Copyright 1978, The Pletschmann Company. ef art ls a study of the atm Prof. La Rue’s 7th Floor, Carleton Bldg. Our Special Marce! Permanent | From throat to colon is one continu- ous tube.. 90° of ills start here. <3 Potsons from clogged intestines easily i. ‘™t rather than superficial p spread through the system, lowering WE SPT? is on the contrary, a dim .

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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, j993 ————__| Russia ak. 4 To Moslem Womer ()-- hundred thousang rubles: worth of heavy Overcoat, have been rushed by thes viet Government to the Cay . sus to provide Mohammeds, women of the numerous moy taineer tribes with warm cloth. ing. The wearing of overcoat by women was formerly forbs. den by the law of the propha The women of the mountains are offered the overcoats a long-term credit and at Produc. ) tion price. " | night. You see, smell he got another smel) ang that smell just made his mouth Water It was the smell of fresh pig meat It seemed to come from inside thes little house. But there was ne much man smell with it, go Bus- ter went to his home in the ledges to think things over. That little house would stay there and h could visit it some other day. . (Copyright. 192n.) — a nas The New Smart Perfume - € ” —_, Beau “K> the new idea in perfume. Exquisite, subtle —entirely different from any perfume you have ever known. » 2 » 33 3 li i i i hi he hi hh hh he et e - Berlin REYHER : , X-Ray and Pediat- ,» which he built and Pital as “‘the jewel box’’ d beauty of structure. | with that man WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine PAGE 45 | ' LAYS A PART IN PRESENT. DAY DRESS ETIQUETTE — a A qoman Must Be Garbed Background of the Lelong. By LUCIEN LELONG. PARIS. HERE is one gn important part the destinies of modern dress that factor is modern art. Woman must be dressed in such a “ener as to show lf to ad- tage against the background of modern home. Decoration has ys influenced grved lines and delicate boiseries of the eighteenth century were the direct inspiration of the pannier wn. Modern furniture demands dress that is inspired by the pres- ent age—aress that at the present moment is at the height of jon. is it an accident that the present ghouette is entirely in keeping in deciding cress. ne g not think so. Artistically geaking, we are in an epoch of gpusual sincerity, of spontaneity. We are gothing from the past. our own day and of no other. if dress design was in an imita- t when interior decoration is king out boldly upon original Ines, we should be producing a gihouette out of harmony with modern interior. But dress is fiecting the modern mood with much virility as any other Therefore, since the new fecoration and new both arise from the wd social impulses, it follows that their works must Fith each other. ae HE naturalness, the simplicity, the comfort, the usefulness, the listinction of design: re- pression of technical virtuosity and many Other qualities one finds in modern interior decoration find a response in kindrecd qualities in modern dress of studied design. Both ate conceived in the same @iri. They are spiritual mates. Each is the natural complement of the other. Of course, one must always bear in mind that interiors are built to mdure, while fashion is ephemeral +h the ose an¢ changes from season to season. & some future date dress will once more evolve mood and that Paris Signers will produce such SI Ges as “period” cow to wear in the setting that we now call mod- D but which will be gaining the flavor of Ugue. If this is the case. women ef the future may even like the combination, for we are prone to admire whatever is present fash- on. But even in that event the on ns However, there dress epochs of were in bad taste. ure which comes after my art is permanent anc we are per- Benerated Spontaneously since War. Pictures, furniture, scul} and objects of art will all to bind future generations Bew spirit. EXPECT to see dress design Persist in this new conc: ption. The outline and the silhouette may change, but the essential in- ence upon fine design at the “pense of ultra elaboration and Mperficia) complexity I expect to @Ddure as long as the present style @ modern interior decoration fs. In short, the world ceptions Of modern home decora- hand to t - | ~ “ | Boston Red Sox. will | Continue ¢ | © wear dresses that will : s na ial them messed up the signais 80 artistic response to the con-| — : lan wy as to Show Herself to Advantage ‘Against the | the Home, Says Lucien | factor that plays fash-. giih modern interior decoration? |] | exceptional | imitating | We are | preoccupied in creating an original | gt that is entirely expressive of | dive or decadent phase at this mo- | —— art. | interior | dress design | Same artistic | be in harmony | RF es PS Ww. - . A —- Awe 2 ee . se a ts } hether’ the innes, Paim Beach or the ountry Club of St. Cloud nothing could be smarter than this sports ensemble with its dress of red and white fancy jersey and tits red cardigan jacket. setting be Cc C tist’s mood. present day becomes a reflection |the mentality of modern society. Therefore, it is conceivable that | D 'ture or interior decoration. |same forces that are producing ad- |the in a few years’ time | the an- abomaly will not be in good taste. have been many |} the past which | But Iam not pessimistic for the | own | y- I believe that art in consoli- | Gating itself in a new epoch. Good | - to amending the tre +3 i tha e conventi ndered | Betuating a point of view that has|t@at the conventions are ren : |fool-proof and the game made less i of a bore. ae RESS design is as responsive to mood as any other art. keeping abreast of them. | MODERN ART P of | fur } ; } 5 - » * £27 = 2 o : % A Lucien Lelong luncheon gown of faconne satin in one of the new shades of delicate sea green. iture are ‘also producing the present dress. silhouette and the seasonal changes in fashion. As might be expected, dress to-| It is | day has many qualities in common not following painting or sculp-| with other forms of art interpreta- | It is | tion. | The harmonious unity of design and Chief among these are its cleverly concealed techique gray over with black velvet dots. Afternoon ensemble coat of black, of grey satin velvet, almost a.dress Thus the art of the {vanced painting, statues, poetry and| which apparently achieve results! period that disdains crudity. There- 'without effort. The modern gown, in short, is as advanced an artistic | conception as any painting to be seen in the most liberal of mod- ern art galleries. The subtlety of the present fash- fonable colors is remarkably in ac- cord with al] the traditions of oth- er branches of art. ; Because it is so simple the Parisienne labels this frock of gray Note how cleverly it is cut. We live in a! mastique, bronze and other deriva-| This is the apotheosis of the modern tulle gown car- ried out in Lelong’s new shade of steel blue adopted by all the wiltra-chic women in paris. The slim corsage and flowing skirt are character- istic. crepella “sport.” as nt tives. Green is an elusive inter- | pretation of the ever-changing moods of the sea, from the deep, cold color of a tempest to the pale deficate hue of a sun-kissed, rip- ion, for they always survive, we! pling ocean. Red is the only color see very few strong strident colors.| that we sometimes see in vivid) |Blue has a grayish steely tint./tones, this being one of those de-| | Beige takes on a dozen nuances of/| lightfully feminine anomalies that! ‘lend fashion half its charm. | fore, apart from the notable ex- ceptions of black and white, which from their sheer simplicity are placed above all changes in fash- ' ' | ' ] The flowing delightful evening gown are expressed in chiffon of a pale yellow shade known in Paris “banane.” ming ts a touch of strass em- broidery. By Katherine de Peyster, TO “Mii. AND MRS.” have had an the giris will send cards to boss, and expect to address them to him only. | Il am going to send my card ad- | dressed to “Mr. and Mrs.” Il do know his wife, but I could that I have seen in your colurmmn that it was a social faux | pas to send a card to a man and not include hia wife. Will you set- argument for me? READER. You are quite right and you did see this rule in my column—at Jeast I have often warned readers | about this thing of sending | cards or formal invitations or an- | nouncements to a husband not in- cluding the wife. or to the wife ‘and not including the husband. It makes no difference that we do not know the wife and do know the husband, as in the case of the 'cards that you an your fellow employes wil' send, or that we do not know the husband and do know the wife. Courtesy, and | fundamental courtesy at that, de- — that the card or invitation be sent to “Mr. and Mrs.” * * > not ' swear tia thie AC t1iis Just ; “MY WIFE SAID” S it correct for a man to refer to | his wife as ‘Mrs. or as “my wife’? Whether it be to a stran- ger or a friend, which is the cor- rect procedure? COURTEOUS. The rule concerning this usage is very definite, and I am glad to talk with you about it. When a man speaks of his wife to servants or tradesmen, he refers to her as “Mrs, ——"”, but when he speaks of her to a friend or acquaintance, 'he refers to her either as “my | wife” or as “Dorothy,” according to | the degree of friendship. ' 7 a - | THE PARTING GUESTS. ) HEN one has no maid, and has guests, and when some of | the guests leave while others |remain, should you go to the door with the ones who are leaving, or just tell them good-by and remain with the ones who are still there’ B. J. & It is not necessary to go to the door with the departing guests, when other guests remain. It more important that you remain in the room with the ones who are not leaving, for the ones who are going will not expect you to “see them to the door.” (Copyright, 1978.) j= lines of this ~ - —s es Tiny sandwiches for teatime are very dainty made with a filling of chopped candied cherries mois- tened with a little fresh orange juice. Its only trim- Its distinction lies ts cut. Of the line and silhouette it Is unnecessary for me to speak here./ _ The sketches by Mile. David, which | 7 Phone are reproduced on this page, give a : CEntral comprehensive summary of the pom main trend of present fashion. My 3581 Years midseason collection will hint at BEAUTY SS ae ace the changes that are likely to take io Speen ~at ae oh place. Shampoo ....35¢ to 50c Marcel or Finger Wave .«..235¢ to 75¢ Est. 35 1928.) ee | + ee ee es (Copyright, ’ ‘RING LARDNER’S COMMENT | On the Daily News : | HINTS ON BRIDGE. By Ring Lardner. YORK, Dec. 11.—Con- bugs are urging a spe- NEW . Ss + ——™ cet “ecr tract bridge f ; | New cial session of Congress with a view | constitution 50 The present conventions, | averted they | isay, are sound in theory but peril- | ous in practice owing to the tend- | human |bridge players in particular. | ' the paintings—once | Ught so queer—that we are now | Mr walls. Dre aris, Modern Spirit that has come into 60. A well studied gown of the Present season is — epoch as a Sur-realist still » & Stylized porcelain statue, a _ Painting in free verse. hey are all of the same genre. xe they all spring from a new : of view toward life and beauty 4 J Point of view be ement of our own day. Ut while dress 4 Wh . = a f00d—imitate the other Ome dress designers do not : derstand this subtlety, but think : wa VanCed pai Gre keeping in step with the time. are reminiscent of ad- ; T “ real modernism 2 goes much deeper. rent Tather than Ther, toe: Imitation of t} %, on the contrary, a dis- l¢ graphic arts. he: In dress desircn. ; ry Was Suggestive of cubism. ag Eraphic arts have di- | : themselves from sentiment | fom the portrayal of stories in | Md “tag or sculpture. By concen- “ns On sheer design they have ag the temperament of the artist, £0 each modern kur ert is a study of the “ aufre &rn Spirit, it does not—at least | of us beginning to hang upon | fairly icks in his hand. 88 is sharing with the other | fairly sure tric both fine and applied, the, ency toward forgetfulness, beings in genera and seems that four experts from New York, all pledged to support the Vanderbilt convention, participated lin the recent tournament at Cleve- near the | | hearts, land and finished down Details are lack- ing, but it is presumed that one or on the third dow ave plunged when they should The Vanderbilt convention, as l misunderstand it, is as follows: There are three He indicates this by bidding one club. If West passes, it is North’s bound- South deals. dumb- | ness and acute alcoholism found in | | queen, jack, It | passed. | | get higher than call money. while his fair partner was being The Yorkers at Cleveland prob- ably pulled a few of these. Leading members of the Caven- ish, Knickerbocker, New York Whist and Clover Lunch Clubs believe similar calamities can be if players are allowed a greater degree of frankness. For example: South—“Well, the king to four line and eight of ieh Bobby, hearts, the spades, ing. West—“I couldn't take a trick | ° ani | if the rest of was under anesthetic.” North—“‘“I’m sitting queen, jack, the king and queen spades, the ace to five clubs an.l a puny single 10 diamond.” East—“I reek with great, ray You big, enormous diamonds, but otherwise | I aint saying a word.” South—“Well, if Becky has the | islam in hearts. ; ; ‘en duty to take his partner out of | that is the | P tne as representative | bid. If he (North) is he makes his club strong, hearts, three spades of a game bid. But if North’s hand is a flop, he must say one diamond, whieh is the least he can do to. relieve South’s painful embarrassment. Well, I was permitted to look design shares this 'on one night at a battle where a. : ‘gent forgot he was playing Vander- | The next bilt and bid a club. | | | party passed and the gent’'s part-| Creating gowns that in ap- | of dress | It is | superficial. | trend to break away from any ea tag , Hor | | » 2Ole the decline in sym- | That sym- | ner, a lady. bid a diamond. An- | other passed and the original gent | went to five diamonds, then busied | hi ‘ving to think of an out! ntings or sculptures they | himself trying | king of clubs, we can make a small But if she ain't got no honor of any kind, the old fool on my right will take two tricks.” West—‘I’m tell you, I ain't got | | nothing.” declaration | of ‘accordingly—two no trump, three | North—“All right, then. /noying | that + duces I’ve got ' the | 10 of clubs and three | diamonds hardly worth mention- with the} six and trey of | of | Let's ' . P ‘just bid four hearts. 'to, or shal] I “rf South—“I'll do it, thanks! You wonderful! mY make dummy!’ If nearby ta- four Vanderbilt players might go into a huddle. Glorified goulashes (the kind where you exthange three cards with your right and three with your left, and final- ly four with partner) have illed to speed up the desired extent, and the Fifty-ninth Club will suggest played with the and one-eyed jacks +t ‘ + to occupants of +h Ss, Lne — a" \ your evidently fa game to the representatives |Street Bridge they be +more ireys of (Copyright, 1928.) Doughnuts feat four eggs nt of liquid. ~~" f > } ce « Add one teaspoon salt, one- teaspoon grated nutmeg, four teaspoons baking powder, four pints Roll out soft, cut and fry in Drain on for a few minutes, powdered sugar flavored namon. makes a delicious gravy. Use 8 parts hot melted butter, 1 part LEA & PERRINS’ SAUCE Do you want) so much conversation is an-/ hand opponent | and then add milk Cream | lespoon butter and one pint | brown paper | and then roll in| with cin-/! -| leaders were requested by one of || the Brussels sheriffs, Deputy De- Belgian Women Vote | winde, to include in the program of 7 y : || the Catholic party the granting of But Not V ery Often | wider voting privileges to women. | | The liberal party, however, which. | is now united with the Catholis| '@aZMININE suffrage has made | F sow progress in Belgium and/ against the Socialists, are blocking| this suggestion and women are admitted to the pol!3| only for the election of communal! points to the fact that women will not be allowed to pe councillors, | Further progress in the politica:; for the provincial councillors at the emancipation of women, howev>r | next election. is expected next year. During the! Liberal opposition is based on everything | head. Belgian; with a cleth wet in cold, salted wa- ter and wipe with a clean cloth. Head and tail may be removed, ac- cording to the manner of cooking. Hair Cutting ......25¢ to 50c Manicure .........25cto 50c . Facials eee - ene to 78 Permanent Wave. ..35 to $10 Open from 9 A. M. te 9 P. M. Did you ever consider Beauty Cul- ture as s profession for yourself? Uur free illustrated catalog will ex- plain all. Send for it. Day and evening classes. 810 N. Sixth St. (Just North of Union Market.) A National Institation would benefit the Catholics on one hand and Socialists on the other. | because of the respective influence wielded by priests and syndicates. Fish Cleaning Scrape off scales, beginning at the tail and working toward the Wipe the fish inside and out last gathering of the Catholic Cluns| the ground that women are not yet Federation at Bruges the party! ready for such a reform, whica For sore throat, there’s a swift and sure way to soothe away the inflammation. Every, singer knows the secret! Dissolve Bayer Aspirin tablets in pure water, and gargle. Nothing in the whole realm of medicine 1s and more helpful im cases of sore throat. And you probably know how Aspirin dispels a headache; breaks up colds, relieves rheu- | THROAT matic pain, neuralgia, neuritis, lumbago! Just make certain to get genuine Bayer | Aspirin ; it has Bayer on the box, and on each tablet. All druggists, | with proven directions. | Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; it does NOT affect the heart ‘ewirin fe the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monocaceticacttester of Salierticacté- For TONSILITIS First Class °ias Passengers} CHICAGO $5.00 IDE this largest of bus sys- KANSAS CITY. Roms and you're sure of |NDIANAPOLIS your travel companions. Fre- MEMPHIS quent schedules. Newest type, sige all-steel coaches. Hot water DETROIT... heated. Scientific ventilation. PITTSBURGH . Skilleddrivers.Eachbustested BALTIMORE. . for safety. 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Living up to utation for being ecceniric, i Ardrington had pledged himse: present this fortune to the person whose footsieps passed VG money.” Lord Ardring- concluded, “is there, and : Mr. Martin have had the fortun you, I say the ‘fort: ego the future alone will whether it is good or ili-—to pass— I wonder why ?—down this remote thoroughfare. You are accordingly seated at my table, and will pres- —_—- ently depart with that packet of, I notice . “oo © - . ’ : Ms 4 z > } ‘ oe ad A sas 1 . » s oa a Va 2 : “ J 7 * »* a OSi J 7 L€ - . ; der *F _ > > - , ich . . . gd 4iiea LO 43,0244 & vo -* , o+ id ate . eal _ = - 5 Dkeus Spanish Serenade. V io! in to admire G CuTt- street ‘Semm! er Har jesty Johnson criet in Sylvania Foresters will sing Babe,” iy Gebel, selection KWin at 7 > ~ - > ntucky * oF i - ¥ OL! #, rst ~*+-* * = umbians The Ipana Troubadours will have the assistance of noted Mexican 1} women singers, El Trio Garnica Ascenci in giving a concert of ~astilian music through KSD from , } o'clock. Distant Stations. Post-Dispatch Radio Broadcasting Station KSD 550 Ke. Daylight weekday broadcast- ing at 9:40, 10:40, 11:40 a. m.. 12:40,1:40 ané@ 3:40 p.m Market quotations and news builetins of interest to the Middle-West i Prices supplied by Market News OA I : Service. U. S Department of iL, Council | Agriculture and Principal Ex- ma’ en 4 Lake Time (p. m.! 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TODAY oT0 P INDEX NSWERS Te Post-Dispatch reserves the onal and telephone calis or tention, crcept letters on en accompanied by wear streets to a ® ‘lock wecding. m. @ weddmg is 45 eye Te The ’ pers pen ai ed sincerity wh wr: ZZLED.—Greem 1s not gener- | swered a harmonious « — - “4 = ot dar& cuim pie ti Gu. ry a . greens might be worse. Shad des_ : io and rvee are taverea tor ef rune i tes- rl e - L—The heirs of deceas _ ns are avertised for is ditier- ~ s. tou migat See adver- ste toy _ new York Times ligv@l Vive tyrarian ™ the | pent anout pubished As to trac ne an acVer- | in the Post-i/ispatcn, thts | you g:ve the mame | was biised for | | Cherokee & Iowa | — COMEDE ‘SPE ae Criterion PICTUS IAL ‘he aes or who adver tis: né- BLOOLD.—The Military the Loyal Legion ©: States has headquarters street, Pniladeiphia, mander = Chief is Rear Purnell aha 29 | of plac "ee Youkers, 3 ‘ LEGAL INFC (By a Member of the St. tiver Des Peres issue prvject, ‘ge nited 105 Pine The (om aa.nirai pudiey Cc F.—tThe bond r ct ww @ — no ‘special tax. 7 F. Cc. B—The men can hunt on ig OWN Larm. where he has placed | “punting signs. ; “The KING BEE) -™ 7 1710 N. Jefferson Comedy and ud: ~> PRonting 3 as y U u say Bei w a3 i44 ngtoa \ Cognty and bring™sg game & led S there into St. Lous. _ we Z—Under the cizcum- _etances the maa has so right lo | enter the place without your con- we sou can rent it if you wish j EI sHBOR— An appropriation b as Mot been passed for cut- corner mentioned. This im mexrt years budget ro es. « vn fed » Lecter ; tin the ili come ee ag bo ‘+ = , BO MBBELL—The mot be correc ted by @ ! : the “company. A suit ‘would matter can- new notes in your possession. ee aete meetin x -essary unless the deed she last July is sufficient, Cea- lawyer and show him the Clubs will ne 60-.80¢.°1.°17 that you continue dumb. The situ- 0 8:30 o'clock. Beprccsyy A — one to five pounds.Ld. ation is doubtless confusing to you "ery El Trio Garnica Ascencio, an es | “*5° hoe oye Might I venture an inquiry as to “Te 1 tient of Your Lordship’s tablished favorite with Mexican _— eacene cage your present means and eondi- audiences, went rwdeg gle giee ciuc tion?” weeks ago tO 1.) ¢; rat time The young man listened prior to the tiz own voice as one listens to si o ' specch of a stranger. right to amuse mvself. hat pletea “I am a commercial! traveler,” dione : : eonfided. «“I come to Norwich ery six weeks on business—Shri & Welshman in Bermondsey. The v pay me £4 a week and a commis- sion. I have no other money. I! don’t understand this. It’s some sort of a joke, of Suerse. ' “Mr. Barnes,” he sai: we go further, I insi telling me what yo! wine.” Martin sipped it obedien reply, however, lacked all asm. “Oh, I don’t know. suppose. What does never tasted anything fore.” “You spoke the truth,” L. Ard- rington approved. “You have never tasted anything like it. It | is po of an 1868 vintage, which undisturbed in my cellars was laid down in 1870. A tion to you, I hope, Mr. Barnes “How much longer damned foolery going to last?” Honorable Gerald Garnham scttiy, but in a_ voice rin oe — a “wenad.nic 4 ce = | 2 with latent fury. ee ee | a Piieiien Tage an teen “eneinede His uncle extended his h j a ng pepe acer Teenedion ng National Board of Fire Underwriters and its depart- fects. With these documents, Mr. ; 00—AMERICAN MAGAZINE HOUR— meats of Building Construction, Public Fire Protection, +h 37} 7 on ° ~ » a =“ — ~~ ew ape will ESD. WEAF, WGY. KYW Engineering, the Arson Bureau, Underwriters’ Lab- ie ef the money. ites, | cums eeaces TROCRAPOURS — oratories, and other avenues of activity. —_* - oe st ee : WEAF, WDAF The reduction of the fire waste or the loss of life by pu ed the pac et x we o ° ° ° ° ES toe ob» cees oo oe ire is sot primarily an insurance problem. The Stock Leréd Ardrington. Martin took $:20—PALMOLIVE HOUR—KST Fire Insurance companies mast charge for insurance into his possession. wear. woar. KVOO —— on a basis sufficient to cover losses and operating “I have carried out the instruc baggies — ured in the expeases tions of my client.” Mr 9:30—PHIL SPLATLNY’S MUSIC—KESD ) 7 me the size and weight of | OTHERS. . hthe indivi tual. the amount ef liq- ulds consumed, the surrounding temperature. and the activity ot the skin. You should consult ss hysician for diagnosis and advice. — eone will De recommended » wish to send stamped, ad- 4 OF SMILENCE.” First Rus i sted envelope, mentioning the Latest “Our Gang” Comedy. case again. sone ome ‘es 7 dl — sedative you ask ig no exception to the rule ROBIN | WM. BOYD IF ‘ , fitac all a@rugs may be habit-ferme- 5479 Robin wom . + 9 tary nera o_O on ~ 244 ~ & ea Ade a+ ‘ . 3010 N. 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————— Wi! DPDNESD AY. DECE MBE: 12. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928. ‘PAGE a7 | —— i The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Magazine NSWERS TO QUERIES | Bobby Thatcher-—s, George Storm The Post-Dispatch reserves the right to reject any query. | mee / personal and ago cote ma or nom bg ooo rye a HAV ! 7 WwW ntion, ercep s on Mmedicai questions of undoubdt- : ee accompanied by stamped, addressed acme is pater HELP ENOUGH FOR THERES THE AGON THERES NO CASE ' PEOPLE NOW . BET BOBBY, DONT SEE HERE FOR YOU, DOC ~ THEY LL BE GLAD TO SEE ANY SIGNS OF THE THE MAN IS DEAD (he origi hated anu championed many lheasures waich W yates vi lasi- wear streets Lrastus Welis, for woom the Wells US EVEN IF WE ARE | PEOPLE THOUGH IN HIS WAGON. ug DOenerit to the eit Walle a oe pot " ppcnitiitinmnn 1) Sf in tne “ew woh fe [. = fers . W eddi n b- ;mPcnorvl is Nahlied, foulucd iaie irs. ! é THREE DAYS LATE ~ memoer of the legis sais ive body he S zoe — it bry y, The Deserted Camp Lt [INDEX ASHLAND |“¥02¢r. ns caon | 3520 Newstead But WHAT BECAME OF f THE WOMAN AND THE LITTLE GIRL BEATS ME- GUESS SOMEONE — em A AWAY wnsms | em | Tom Mix “ ‘ i Br en and Sally "One i. pUZZLED. —Green is not gener | 20th & Bremen | Floating College.” “The ce eer aark a harmomuious cuoior ile Rennes a (for men S _ Cc erokee { mee oe gark greens ih : | +716 Cherokee mee "9 nplexion. Very « worn. Shades tavered Ior a and ruse are Li 4, —* omer” > YORK” ang othe, 5am | sireet Taliway in St. Louis and | served iu Cengress for eigati years. As &2 memver uf the City Cuuncil secureU the Lirst appropriation tur | | S$ - dec eased | ihe St. Louis Cusium House and OL ;the tirst substantia) appropriation tplOvelieNt Of toe Mississippi | £01 fie aided James Bb. badass in || | lewtsiati On resulting in construce- | | tion of jetties at the mouth of the LAL, Mississippi. He was the tirst Con- ; | ricrUay : (Oo prepose opening tne) | | y&Olive | AND OTHERS i sts. , ¥. ate | SS onia Pegg tg #Or settiement. || po Pos pease e name | . is > son of Utis Weils, a |: of “the persen . Who died when Embassy “Paint am | The boy set out | pened Delma» el the advertising. , when he was 1b. .. RED BLOOD.—The ry ae Z res at Watertown | r of the Loyal i#é€! o% the jan ockpoi 'N. a. tor 36s United States has heacq' uarters ah we it , that when he 1905 Pine street Pailadelphia, Pa.) came to St. Louis in 1843, at the The Commander in Chiet is Re ry abBe 9 » he had $100 nda letter agairal Purnei + fi ris oa a roduction to Calvin Case, a | | yonke N. ‘ous St. Louis busi ness man. itaer vee GAL. INFORMATION (By a Member of the St. Louis Bar Association) Des der undue influence at ojec et is a bond issue prvuject,’she made the will. (2) with no special tax. ifame you as trustee for yuur ¥.C. B—The men can hunt on | child. if she did not name any- | owt [arm. wh ere he has placed | 0" the Probate Court would ap- his ; point you & Uaradian an d cul! "atrix. ‘punting signs. ‘ 4 ¥. A. G:—Penal ty ror ~ S393 a i. Ww. wns the 1 can sue the party sara ‘ , Fir .¢ cr? Wono ne sCales : but befure r in Missouri! Is a ‘pore than $500 or s1X MoO! is llil- 1s Fo a #e take up the county jali. ,Veeesee woke ic cinens Coum- Pprisonment 1s ame os : : _ | pensatior mmission in the . BUNTER.—l i : , } ot ‘Cinderella EX MACK Brows ri | Cherokee & lows | comEne”” AND weal Criterion )S?61 a — are ira stus was 14. { lake his w ay a : —_— 7 ee re lit YY 2506 -506 Salisbury and Girt —__—_ i aa | Fain ran OF LIFE” AND NCE ; 5610 Easton DOOMSDAY. »¥ “The 7 w ile WML: if ‘A Michigan Kid" yy in Peres : “Th IRMA Te | 8734 Bartmer Ceese.” : KING BEE : 1710 N. Jefferson Kirkwood | Kirkwood, Mo. the time, | Snme can || c F.—tThe River k “The Fleet's ” + “Name the = 7 Comedy and News. 4 This Comic Appears as a Full Page in One of the Poor Kid TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch Marion Davies | Cardboard yd Comedy and News. Macklind | — “mu Rte ey license is of | Ton +5415 Arsenal and Fred Humes in as you av in a rton | n —it | a in were a boy ot | _——e [ooenty St. Sang | they cai not he ld you for the bal: (MCNAIR |G Bor fx “teen [PPE fants the ice Soar Se PR NER ey hey : n. hid se Cc 4 JOQ i } . 2100 Pestalozzi Reese so Charlie Chaplin . a a »€ efense neces the man A r rl ‘beco mes Of age at 18 in Illi- ‘enter the place wi the | | Grand & Mianrn The Nebbs—2; Sol Hess Alte lL BWESS IT SERVES Me RIGHT _L GAVE HER THE CHMAAICE TH TELL ME THOSE THINIGS=- 1 VASH L COULD GO AWAY FROM THIS TOWA] SO FAR THAT IF L GOT LONESOME, IT WOULD TAkE THE REST OF OH, 1 CONIT KNOW/_ THE Ric WOMANI CAM GET AKNTHIIIG FROM AND EVERYTHING} HIM_HE GOUGHT HER A GORGEOUS SHE'LL HANE TO SQUARE DIAMOANIO FOR $1000_1™ WAIT VAIL HE GLAD HE'S MARRYIAIG HER. SHE'S DOies TO GET ITH )\UPTODATE AAID THIS TOWA VEEDS HE SPENOS MONEY |SOME VUPTO-DATE WOMENRA SHE'S LIKE SAP RUSHES) AHEAD OF THE CALEAIDAR AYVEAR =MosT OF THE WOMEN HERE COULD wc oF CONNERSATION WI NOQRTHVERLE. IS THE WEDDUW @ OF MRS. CONNIE ANO AMBROSE. \S PoTTs » WHICH (5S TO TAKE PLACE, TROESOAY DEC. 107 ~ MARRIAGE T_IT LOOKS LiKE YOUR HUSBAAID 1S SOINIS TO LOSE A FORTUNE —MR POTTS TOLD ME AT | ONE TIME THAT HE WAS HIS HEIR . pent. you can ret it it “tg VO ; W ist P (LUKE.—You ce ul ld no nt hu ' } 4 NEIGHBOR.—An appropri jatior mt on “Take Me Home” lent Sentinel.” Big 2 Stage Show. | torder has mot been passeac L0r eaten ting the corner — ones “jn renant: and their o iiicome up in ne years vucEer ‘fhildren actually pesidio 4 ic Michigan): Sy “The Man F whey = Te april , lands are exempted stdin wat | 7224 Michigan on Stem Heag. mn DUMBBEL L.—The ing licemse requirement. y a MOGLER mot be corrected | BE! LLE.—(2) Write the Minne- 9th & Bremen and “si Also ow ners O r , a oo ang Tom Mix in “Painted | Post™ and — 0” Nell in » be necessary “Floating Colles gf signed last «uly : lawyer ar nd porteatiead i OUR D New SHENANDOAH p AU Gury | Bdwy & Shenandoah Also Comedy & / sie 'O’FAIL i ON Lionel hell 4042 W. Florissant “The Road House.” | PALM p from the ger at +h is Bar Asso: lation and state ess , , >t} is suffici nt Mice “y suit a N eeds. 6” t F—If you fail tt: ews, | iereditors can foreciose } property mentioned, ‘> => Llino - ' for less than the amount = 1¢€ Or can su for divorce t} - : hy rc) ; : . se ~ “=— : i he notes, they can : hei oannet cet alimony unle«e Ai assume that you P r= 4 “anes mt, . : . : “ . oP iah if Dia ie Ww ei Our iust rm Bs ; ; 4 , er tt or > i ‘ = 4 ~ 44 res : tie ‘ ; 1? ; } . sia - = ‘ - ‘ 4 1 I R ‘ DE SPONT DE NT.—wW hen you have and i deficiency. We i signed the notes. You sh | seuit a lawyer. | vor: | i PERPLEXED B.— Relation fiafter one year Under t ? | \e, - . ir aunt a vrean Wit iat i not 2 ! J ha > - hie til ”» , ° a £¢ a P 4 i 2 € aa re ‘ . aah : de . A : = j ~ => ~ QUESTIO at STAM at unless they beunt ¥as of unso public % devia ea will be con- vidual cases will not be given. Emil Jannings tn “The Pa- triot.”” Also Comedy and iNew s. Fo | 3010 N. Union “THE CHORTS KI Dp” AND STAK CAST IN Et “THE WALLFLOW ER.” ‘PAULINE 5000 Claxton MEDI CAI AL Health and sanitation questions of sidered. Diagnosis or treatment of indi MRS. 1. A. M—The quant@y of} ¥y., especially water eliminated by the body im 24 no actual { hours is variable, depending, as it | There is perhaps no for does, Upon the size ar ight of ich woulc the individual, the an | uds consumed, temperature. and the skin. You shot a Se@hysician for eretes sis and adv i. one will be recommemcs wt wish to send stam ped, envelope, mentioning ‘tase again. ' 3. M—The sedative you . t is no exception to thé ithat all drugs may be ha! ing when taken habitual! “LADIES T NIGHT CLUB.’ News, 'Comedy and others. OF | Pestalozzi 2841 Pestalorzi QUEENS ' 4700 Maffitt RITZ |! tracted! when rpg is necessityv a ne Ci. = Cretcon - ——— ee ee BEBE DANIELS IN “TAKE ME HOME™ AND OTHERS. , te PROGRAM— . i KARL PANE GES. _Grand & Juniata x. ARTHU R, rm Great - Comedy Team, in “BROTHERLY LOVE,” and BELLE BENNETT in “THE POWRR ‘1 OF SILENCE.” First Run in City. Also Latest “Our Gang” Comedy. First Show 6:43 P. M. 645 This Comic Appears in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch | WM. BOYD IN “THE COP” AND DOLORES DEL RM IN “NO OTHER WOMAN." Robin ‘Virginia | 5117 Virginia THIS IS THE MAN L EXAMINED, YOUR HONOR, ROONEY RUCKETT,/} WANTED TO THE DEFENDANT I HAVE EXAMINED THE DEFENDANT CAREFULLY AND FIND HIM OF UNSOUND MIND - SUFFERING FROM DEMENTIA ACUTIO--WITH THE MENTAL DEVELOPMENT OF A SEVEN YEAR OLD es eS : yt THE DEFENSE WISHES YO OFFER THE TESTIMONY Apparel Cases Are OF AN ALIENIST Qui TO PROVE THE | dresser e DEFENDANT [S Fireproof | «= > he silver chest — — - ! ao Separate Blouse Gains Several blouses for wear with of velvet, velveteen or are advocated as a method wardrobe without budget cloth, brocade, satin blouses are suggested ear with the black skirt. In silks and velvets are The more elegant hiouses named are consid- | afternoon ae Srsit the clothes of varying the Lace, metal printed and for W popular. of the fabrics Orange Co kies Healthy fc~ the kiddies. one-half cup butter and a, sugar, the grated rind of one orange, one beaten egg. one-fourth cup orange juice. ‘ups flour, four teaspoons baking powder. 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ine | COMIC PAGE | ‘ COMIC PAGE . ? tT | st aang aa a | Y SS SN ES — | DECE} = | 4 f Ran L.Ks \ | AY 2 es acer Gos Y. Ye Hn } a : ce | GU / : AS W)) / / das UL UY, . WO DW //) 7 . Taya 2 SHAKEN /// \F SS Tyg YA Sh == | : LO AN /// ) ON ALG s Mf | We | | By sclic Roche of Cairo and ie ¥ nes ein idan OE ERO Re Cae om Pe deere A i J SF : "Ute | yaa y ) y | | ( /™ In a bitter denunciation of l : Sheriff Roche for his betrayal of trust, Judge Lindley also o trial for ; Another Marriage G oes 0 ) | : public : included Roche’s chief deputy, Er- : Rink, whom he sentenced to - oes on the Rocks —by Rube Goldberg eet Rink, whom. aay tn Levee and pay a fine of $3000. Bs Pervert "Pp. Reddix, “another! 4 deputy sheriff, was sentenced to} fia six months in jail and fined $500. |. Bo (ou PROMISE Charges against eight of the 35 : “TO LOVE, ROASR "ee defendants on trial, including an- AASS S&S TAT THe we other deputy, Joseph Mulham, ? 9 were dropped by the Government SAME WE ISAT 5: al as pot proved. ; ; — : Except for Roche and Rink, WH those who pleaded guilty. got jail WE sentences and fines. Ten others " who had previously pleaded guilty were sentenced at the same time, a Many Change Pleas... ) Sheriff Roche and two minor de- Yendants announced their intention of pieading guilty when court con- vened. Their pleas brought a ess, during which defense coun- - | fel conferred. Then began @ pa@- “TO ANSIG FOUTURG MARITAL Wrade of defendants to the bar to = — = OU — change their pleas. THese rwo People WERE =S= | ~ 3 : -. “This case has revealed an. ap- SKINS MES ANB HE FELL IN Love WITH SO, NATURALLY. THEY MIBA’T 7 R | SME pciling situation, 7 am estounéed HER BECAUSE HE LIKED PLUMP GIRLS SUIT EACH OTHER ANDY MoRE m S.2 Miwa chagrined ty the. Sune ASS ‘ as GOT BDINORCcEN. eS . ; 7 \ = =g P wealed. You are guilty of a shame- ~ — >. a ~. —— a of ess betrayal of the trust imposed a Stee ss tteeeees Mutt al id ] ff t - ee : am 'D you by your fellow citizens, How —_—_ - e > : . ‘ : lon . ° e By Bud Fisher Yes, Nearly Everybody’s in the Stock Market ge Appears in One of the TWO a ee bey omic Sections of th D; : | | adie tra JEFF, Now THAT WE'RE CARRYING 100 the Sunday Post-Dispatch er on Desitions? SHARES § 44 = BY THe WAY, WAITER YES, r'm iN THE on MR. DUR wtS: ADWICe r ; “Our Government is one of the Two nibithen eames ae ae “ tC SUPPOSE You're MARWKEToI'M STILE 4oo SHARES of MoP teers (or COURSE You : re people and you, as public officers CAT-NIP ON MARGIN Hoth R NATIONAL HOT | DABBLING IN Tre CARRMING 200 SHAREY / WHEN IT WAS SIXTY, IT'S SELLING Gentlemen one the attorneys, the executors of RITZ AND MAKE THE WAITERS eo rHe (eS STOCK MARKET? Of -MELTOTHAT cost AT ALMOST DOUBLE THAT Now, MR, ARE IN THE ; hag one As such you have — K ALMOST EveRyRopy/ ME WEN Doriars) / CHARLIG SCHWAB TIPPED Me of F ON MARt«eT ‘ BB mitted the most despicable act that (S. AtEm! A SHARE, IT'S OVER BRASS NEE ‘WHEN iT WAS - NGARLWY ubile officer can commit. FIFTY. I Bows SOO SHARES. “Your lawyer has advised you , . IT's CLIMBING! wisely to plead guilty. My first im- Hy) | 'SGgig 4 Dulse it to give you the limit. (Two p | : | years and a fine of $10,000.) I am c cof —\ . | | mindful. however, of the disgrace . a that this trial and its result brings) 9 your families, to your wife (ad- dressing Sheriff Roche) and your eeeetter, I shall therefore admin- a2 ee ity! — er a punishment which ho says Reno Ritzi, “knows a man doesn't ~~. \ »& - * |, , : , am Will be a lesson to ten a ee \ : | o = ¥a% : E : 7 a Sheriff's Roche's wife. and tly away.” Eeastter, Margaret Catherine, a Udent at Stephens College, Co- umbia, Mo., who had come to East St. Louis to be with her father, Were in court when sentence was Pronounced. “Many a grass-widow.” have to be an aviator to fly = ---- ihe waaay ee baie ii a, * agit por « Soe NS ah ee mE —-, Ce ee ee et ln a oe aed ean as wa So ~ ae weet —_— eigen gan ~- ; Immediately after passing sen? oe eee Lindley granted Roehe = ‘Ink a stay of two weeks to nd up their affairs. Roche took 9 : = for a four-yeap’term Dec. 6, Witnesses Tell of Bribes. Bringing Up Father —By Or a) : his. , Amerie = =iciiaiieaonaemmm - ; The testimony of 51 Government we . , 3 ness ; ee , a “ poe te, : ia caensaeeae ee Hi fn; tte ie a. & hd that he forced bootleg- : Mack: That’s all ri } r: , ‘lly ) 4 Si4/\* ! HS : ts 2 WS : election workers right, Wilbur. You Stands around th’ de. #34 ~ 33 $3333 -” aw ' last November, ale? partment store an’ TRIES to look intelligent. ¢ | 3 st H y:4 3 iy ” On, Ue WAS not a candidate. gen YOU ever tried it? gti | Hm a : : ) o sf | oche Witness testified that Sheriff ek: Don’t change th’ subject. This is YOUR jol | Mn cosseaeeate Hees " ym / : ; : nag unt!) AW... been an honest officer ran: I resign. Sat : SHED FRE oe 7 8 . PREP City con nen be was defeatess Mack: You can’t resign, Oscar, until vou’e ac | sPttae . MR att | | ™ J pnciuded that “ane ee —_ ‘f Moran : There ’s one ° ,} | : ’ : “4 Ae u S accepted. rth? ? . 378s . fac? 4 4 *Ppreciat t > people on 1 Mack: § > Job 1 quit befo’ I TOOK. sre | fats er eas & / ; sity f BE: x cc honesty.” At that time}’ *: Say, Boo Boo, you js GOT to take th’ jo! | tbeshesssstss! 73: Be ; SF ate "s chief deputy to his father, — ised th’ Judge that one of us would a CT | eit SEE | | | Soest Seek , bwin Inve ene: ee ut row, ud be workin by tomor. : e ett S a involved in the Hquor - 4h Mat’ a : ¥Y. and whose reputation / 1a Bie rade Sa ame x een aya - matte PNA we beeen w= serene ape men gagee > “ep aye wees: ‘ “or be wry. bebe Arg ost . o“ SRM TL RIN IE ONO ERS Go marine eames cin . 4 bane Sas eee ee <a ~ y 4 we 7 mee wee . fe a nn “ae . A one a Cot Mal aalecuanedld ee aT . * ° pian cork ae eh tayo Prater as re WO cat lI EG TER IR BEE Sie, re te, a aan eS te . Se - Aye SPN oh 5 nati ERAT ON eee Seat +i. ort os = 2 : ’ ieee Ady oe Bane ot eee on ly EPL TAINS ANS CMON: Soe rea ee . wie + aie Snap ip pera han oaaee venancepiheaiedd IPED =e Py thy $0 . Ue a ae i ee a td ill Soe one RT Waren - eos ee *4+eeee Cop . "© ; (Copyright, 1928.) é O'ficer the Government ‘ +re he : + oa =<... ai _ oo ‘ued on Page 3, Column 4, be. 3 Boe 4