St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 20, 1929

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SCO: Bi ties Ha wel om | 4 | | es anenalindic —_ “COMIC PA AGE — THURSDAY, a DECEMBER 119, Ae A a A A tl » oe t acs he. e sity “ike, % re i i, © as sD Ha CAs Ss, ng eee Se es Ree SRO Sy PR ae St ie Fase pr itil ie a . 4 * ay A Pee eS ew ° , s Ok: = as oe 7m oe eer bees, i hee . 2) : ‘ MoM. Gg - ay Fie ek Oe Mee ec aT aa SS eager | ahs pes oR as Re, Se m we poe 6 - oe Ra en eae eee 5B ssa tee pete bie PPS ch Be ay eee ey, SEA ce we Soe Si fie y P see on 4 ; * 24 aS . ’ e , o wy > 7 = ? slg 8 Pe - é A 1ee mh me a t A PRES saat Marts RO a ee ade Ook! Se ee PE Oe Bae ed te . Pm gre hE a. ee a , > : Pe ee eae . es eS ” , ta % 46 as . ' é > { 2 Re : cng ve ; * . “ ‘hy © ; ee . & i : - 7 7 gx —_ 1 ap : ie oR oP iag RR ee gee 123 bE ‘el o> ae . ™ M, % ae, © 7 HAVE ALL, THESE WISE NEIGHBORS GET THE IDEA fr WAS SLIPPING, WHAT A FINE KETTLE OF FIGH WELL ITS TOO == LATE TO ’ WORRY NOW raf gy 9 , Seen Lenten aw * re r ‘ ult eae = S * ¥ {sitting as s court of ‘equity, can|the fire. The train was packed| Luiz’ Marino Perez, Cuban dele- | os , Expected to Be y fection. of heavy holiday de«'s ai ppress a publication. The action. with persons en route to their| gate to the League. of Nations, sent | a : . . Cte: ; - dled. Today ; fy ids for currency, payment: (Of fagal bile: . iwork As.it jolted to a stop, they ning Ye Pita ee hh Holiday if Treasury overdraft and th®) 9 a tia , Pi looked at each othep in alarm, |’ Louis = rher shipment. of gold to Hu-iF ; 2 then,.as they saw smoke Alia last ,? e. Other monetary rates were lation of the Jaw. -An appeal| up outside the windows and: crease hy ichanged. S 4 - its publishers from | ing in around the doors, they. be- | April. This confidential _— ‘was sales A ik’ S Uy qmiperary injunction and the| came excited. as follows: mas “oA | a, a ts direct development in the aprer While the guards shouted “Keep “In an exchange. of ideas be- from I, ys news. The failure of thé} fality of t cool,” and “tried vainly to~ quiet) tween the experts of the sugar in- a pe rket to show afyindi¢ation off) ; them, the passengers. began to] dustries of Republic of Cuba, Re- ‘$18 a _— sustained rally in ‘the past fort- when’ ‘the injunction was’ made shove and push and trammiel one AA Meee eae . ’ tht, indicating the eet ae of | pérmanent. ae ) another. .Then they began to break \) stint sgt Sat . wanized buying support; ' Chicago attorneys, representing the windows, letting’ in the smoke. "4 SSSA Aired small speculaters out of iar thé Civil Libertiés League, which; The guards opened the doors 7 “3 3 merrket and made it almost im bechmne’ interested in the case,}and managed to lead some passen- | mle for large operators to pry ee ‘om: behalf of the Saturday| gers to the Welfare Island emer- outside following. Considerable } = Tee Press, attacking the. constitutional-/ gency exit. Others were placed lsappointment also has been. &p- | ity, Of thems _ | aboard another train, headed for ent by the diversion ef year- | mimanes — ’ : Long Island City, that sae Dp id investment funds from the. Te ! just as they were’ sc kk to the bond markets, al- Seven 7 Und row : ng,” | 14 to Fiort inch some attrmetive, ivioundly tt = Sh ‘bt Conspiracy, | «, Many here plonaed along, on iste. oF toe aie ts are not avaliable, ‘on 2 eS After they had gone some dis-|' rp 4. rade common stocks, * tan they were c ce, power was turned off and] ais pa: Values Drop $8,168,812,085, ‘ ae zor : + Bartels head they were marshaled in order by a|’ Hé said he. gave way, ta A The New York Stock Machange of the | Nh og : traffic patrolman, a passengér on} she harassed ® bP — igs Rg pe a nounced that the mé@rkét value ng ar | oe pen . the train. About 40 persons made} ot al! shares listed droppéd 38, F 7 : . * 7 > Sag me Le ~ ; sas rs ee 5. a a ee 2 a5 - “, 2 a? e 7 ** Pe 7 bt” oes > an ’ b> ai? . a ae ie ; * : 3,589 322 823, which ntrasts: late “ine Assistant Keeper John Sweeting _ 4 | 4 tn 409K Dl - oe ont : ' ae FAs ‘ aes ” Z es. eee gconS 5 wo til pf ha high re vara of the city prison, of Welfare , ' i cen 14d peas ah es ag Ae RA lad oy pi ees tes ¥ AE EERE AE PS ee rae es yar lt i : sh record of $89,668,276,- ¢ a. / gue rH . ew ingt | . cata ia : yal, 20 i. Fey er. Py ae On Sept 1. ‘fore eign was. guarding Trew v% F > saad Lait 1 ‘ 5 : rr eru, cte i : Pe gek Gods See eae te Be eee TY spores a So a “? » ge ee prisoners when he saw a man’s} ' | Ble 8S ae “ Ja : “who wae killed Gat gf legged. ‘The total borrowings by Ei- was’ not indicted. He is now in tho in the 1 wate? ‘ "40ge members against stock col- : sedpeugn bway emergency exit.. The on Dec. 1, amounted tO) pie ‘tive other? indicted are: on kept locked to amet ny 2 per cent of the maPket vane) 7 all listed : ep gene sgn ; val C. Gardi- srieonere bese escaping Fs compares with 8.61 per cent}, : age, | eatin Nov. 1, and 9.82 per cent on aft ; t. ] Te average price of Hated stocks: er l was $56, 92, as | Twel e 482 on Nov. 1, ° Near + S. Steel Down 5% Points. the. > St tee! commen closed 5% ints lowe r at 162, after : »Ped to 158, which eomtrasts B low of 150, establidhed: ath. Montgomerye MUR the Nov ember low to 43% ’ then re} ounded to 40% for loss of gig. General * , °¢ 10 points to Bas and. ral. nn 2 Anaconda, Copper, | | ‘Roel uck, American and For- ‘ OWer, Westinghouse Wc Jobns-Manville, ‘Woolworth | “_ | Nion Carbide among the! a | , , ii ‘sues to close with net de- Avi a : ‘ EE ne is oe re * i A i tn 1 Rene i] ee et ae . 4 -" ~ aS : ‘ Canal %y ” no . 7 44 , . 7 = : — aS * s PRE: 7 “s. exchange rates hela :. . Saas od on “E/" Paar Ce ne Steen bel ie’. with ster 6 an cal fo i me a Saree a : gay fips tr ln Als fiat ra ma it Cg te a a m 7 z . " = was oft expe, : weave 2. tapas +H ' ecta ¢ =gpey * ™' = P ®: oe stat report ok winter aaaeke a. | fest. | | Bees Oe ea faens seees “gered a cent a bushel. .. i. tematic, TO ye aed eee 7 + were” nib, td otek : i . : * ; - a os ey Og A AW ES a 4 : y > 3 see

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af ; = pecan, : t. ¥ f P . “ : ‘ : ; - ra ; 8 + ¢ 1 ye TE Go ee Ee ee tide oo Ce eR i rs a “FG RES a ER ERR RE oa Pe ee ee ee S. a baie 2 so rere ee: yg | "1 ; ; bons ; ’ EF; : Ue. ma j . FE ' | 7 niga . es. 2 ® ; Ss - HE SAYS MERELY HE — "(HAS SOMETHING” ispatch. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Dec, 20. _—Development of a new principle of radio reception, thought td be either a tubeless set or a radical modification of the tube aysfém, by Charles E. Bacon, an Indianapolis architect, recently attracted the at- _ tention of radio engineers with the result that seemingly authen-« tic reports are in circulation in Indianapolis that Bacon has dis- posed of his rights in the discovery for a large amount of money. * Among business men here the re- ' port is that Bacon has signed con- tracts with tube manufacturers b¥ which he will receive $17,000,000 for his discovery. Bacon, who has been moderately _guccessful as an architect, refused teday to discuss his invention fur- ther than to admit that he “had something,” that he would not market it himself, and that ne- gotiations had been concluded “for taking care of that end of it.” According to the reports, an.ong _ Indianapolis business men Bacon becamé interested in radio through the enthusiasm of one of his two sons, and began experimenting ata work bench in his garage. Reported Demonstration. _ About two months ago Bacofi visited Washington and it is said demonstrated his new radio set before engineers of tube manufac- turers. Reports which are attrib- uted to several of his friends are that his supposedly tubeless set picked up all stations received by expensive tube sets. In the absence of verification by Bacon the reports in circulation must be taken with a considerable degree of.caution, but in dndianap- olis credente ‘gen > i& given to @ report that the tubé manufac- + ly ? ‘ eps rg tanenripe tenant nelle tty ing Ratiptren: - er diaies “a nti hems nr a ‘ ow , . - ~ y a ree "a ee eta, pepe Ft gas? vos ~ mcs a paris moreapeingieanne lags ‘ ne a ae nee ‘ And encased ea elas PRN OLN ele fot tne th tlie a . =e — spsenaurea ees - + a Sade o Wrmecig , abegeghe etek iy Mat amare WF Rafe Et Uh. ge entree ts Ae ae om: >. r ce s op. Sage On ee Se eg ok ay . > i A ¥ % ry oer ted Sineerrwiots ee ee ee ee i eh ea sa ag PR OR RE her arr ee o~ . ’ - _ Pin " : sf = a ec ae . Se a TUL ae “ Ad eee eve ay Ra “ n a ae Te wae : - . ’ NS A. PS nee Aa g tpt, Mieke angie " ye Ege Arig rrngingt 5 : : ine oo" ‘ : We tap, a aliens Sy ee te pvt ales ee OES ST RR ag”, SP Ae Boe - ? « rs 2 tiie Vs > ReT ets * * ¢. ee a Ee my weds Bo ror ge Wed amt — ee Tr + Coma ae pind eee a a anal! vr. ai a - 4 ‘ belies Waar: a Fe . OE ah ae - Ce: res enteceatt Ss 7 i ee oe ; iy ei ve. yi p Be xen ee ae. ees « ee ee owen Oe ye mi ‘ Oem Sigs i. ee t ‘ wy oe § , ‘ ei geen a ae “ % a g f-« , en er eee Ee ae ‘ee ow A aa Ee Pac ne TR tis Rs AS Tne. eS ee why Pe ie Oihe s See WE SNe aR ABER Cel = WERE oe Ry oes " " otal ay By oe ~ ad . ae Ra ~ Tonnes - am ' PE PBR She Two theories are advanced for e willingness of the manufactur- ts to pay a large amount for the odin * nae co ; # Se eee ee bel by 7 3° im e — ae K Cv a {ye ye a aa a ee 7 A $29 MaMa. ote. =. ji ween r ¢ . 3s 2 a Sela lie ae . a a - fe ie 3 e i+ & + of ad Sk Fd eh ee A Se ES th oe ete ew ng" 7 - ; . ’ ote " 7 ‘a Winters mete . " 2 a sb abigeendiasel feta aya a le es ” ey desire to prevent it from onto the market because of that it would wreck the tube ess, The other is that it is to manufactured and that by re- the cost of radio sets ma- » it will stimulate the radio F i: 4 i ny a2 “ M + ae 7245 ie oye At “4 3 i. 2 : 4 ae © 7 --f uy rs $ Bod a ae. of 3 *) 2 i FO i o Tee a a oe a Fp tre..c8r >. niet ae om 2 3 . - * ~ : tgs WN Bayt Om me pane . noir ; - ad ome mens . oo «- «) re ee 5 Pag us : wd ee E.R ~ : one m a gece { bot scala Fae fbi) ee ad ~ his oa P - nee ° Pres ite oa ont * ata sy ee ke . ~ OO AB wit HD . oe 9 - - +. ¥ —_ » “ a ee o “owe tt waa I eri Arn 5 TRE Be ition Sg ae a ere ~ = connection with the reports gale of the discovery, the Corporation of America has mn mentioned as the most likely Inventor Holds His Peace. Bacon, when seen in his modest! Odd Fellows’ building sre, was loath even to reply to a question. situation at present makes ble for meé to Giscuss the at all,” he said. “I do not tesgay anything about it. I pestered for weeks by and others, particularly by people who want to invest my millions for me. I have verage of more than 40 callers about this matter. I have to discuss it with any of if ° Ss - =} > > am. . , *® mv .. on 2 ee ae wie in ae OR age MAS, EP BOL neat : sae “ wer an “3S ~ahag 5 arc Ae eee a gine Re LB Mae INT BF, jt S ; r Day 08, PE FL a See eran Geog 08, goin 2 ea ce rte y i . * * Not ing - , a ADS erty oto Saag perenne rik a p big - Nr Mia gaat 4. eM ae Sok Dee SI 5 to Sen - OH bs * F f ; > ye J . i me 2 we a es. owe 7 - phos “ oa =, nope ee ft, i ae » i iattns iting alive Wee -eactndthes ro R V9 Tee 4, 9, Pi napa OR Trrlll Se a ancoaslibtes, 2i-aadnideniads Tales ieee CREE Serr eee POA NN vee Here Ren Aa Nr Be Ss wer «* Pa ss m ato 2 Rg WPS er; 4 * aed : ae - a esi peter ' je gisa? aes nye = — - Fagen Wels ge REP PBR hl NET AL 1 CSTE cree at we eh te ae considerable questioning, mn finally said: “No patents been issued so far and s0| of these people can find out ot hesitate to talk about it in Indianapolis. understand some persons have : said that they had seen drafts for big sums payable to me. 6o + I consider this my personal ess and I am not ready to LRA SAS EME AE CLE LILLE SREP LA PEELS CUED SF APU VV CEe FF LVHPSO4t Ce @ refused to talk of negotia- ons with radio equipment manu- re or of the principle of his did say that he not form a manufacturing “That end of it has care of,” he said, responded to 14 alarms between 56 p. m. yesterday and & one of the fires was serious majority were due to over- furnaces. OT eRe ERS OREM , * : - Ee ee - IST-DIS PATC Fase f, a - Aare we hee? S54 a os. s sw é wr = oe y a sre A ae he be AS y ptt pode . RMER Premier atm at Se @ Ec * " , . 2 Oe ore w > - 7 4 hie? 7 aN p 2 ae ay € & ¥ mh i. . * ay ack var ad ’ e Ae ; Mp 5 . : t . ; 4 z é + a 7 R ’ Het ' 3 * ; 7 ye . > , Sch RD i ph Lhe Ce bie itt, Se Fe ees : :40 rate was the rate pro “Did you discuss it with Presi- dent Hoover:” Walsh asked. way and he asked me what I thought of it. I told him I thought it wae surrounded with a good. deal of hazard.” Bottlers Spent $100,000 a Year. Owens testified that the Amer- ican Bottlers spent about $100,000 membérs of his association, he said, sugar them $3,000,000 annually. Owens said his salary was $16,- /800 a year. He testified that he paid. David J. Iewis, formerly a ' for Cuban sugar. This meant e. on Mr. Hoover in an‘|{ a year. He stated that the asso-. : | , 4 ~~ s %. F rt =“ KA, s F 4 a « 3 4 % 6 4 : dy , é “+ W So «i A , Mieco é 7 - —_ he _ ia we af ae 5 te le Ms a eh a ‘ a , : 7 +9 4 ’ = wie - ) s>S itn , . . a, ’ > - ~~ eer eS eT ~—s, y 7 at ie s . e PRs > ae « ; A * le a ‘ ~ . 4 ee Fy ee de eet: oe : ' ws s a . - ie eG ae ‘ ¥ ; — al Ps ip SAE 3 ; ¢ . 5 Gee ca : sgl. Gan ; , : ¥' , : had communicated his sugar Oe NE A A A ae I RE TE EE Re Re a SO ’ ’ ' \ a REE RE i IO IIIT RR te, Gh TORR ie RIS RR . TN ae eR IR ar tte e ’ : a r Tae i$ . * te 2 . -» = Lees ee " 2 ‘ 4 4 abs y oe & 4 ¢ . x +> —— . > i li 4 . = a REO or eh ree eh Ea ee STS ae: Ole sel nak Lo » nee + is. + s 4 ahr x RR tee wr ous ij , ; 7 i. See “ ie Pl oe crn? a ” we on Sve, if . is PE, Fehr Bee ys PO Le LC | MO Sn, he x = A Se eS Gece tem » neacit fees ar 2: a. oe ' ’ ve 2 eee Raa.” aimee Rings he a yet Oy. ie Sapte. : mee ro ; ‘ . 3 fs he : re, ie Pee ee : ’ . 7 ’ Peiereet- d , " Pa". we ~ a j ? 7 _— 2 ee : ma geo se 2 F ; ‘ ; iG . : ; . > hi ¢ 2 | ae rr Y : We " 7 j An r re . 4 a ~ x ry a Y , 4 ‘ “ " > 4 % a. a = | - pe a _ t Ss % - - , len > k x a 4 Ye * , 8 , aS . 7 7 u- ‘ » = ‘ ; wer SS pe pe ch ~ es.’ a fight on the floor of ja low sugar duty.’ “If we could get i faagenge Es 7 ASS Army General Staff to H. C. Lakin, president of the Cuba Co. Several weeks ago Caraway an- nounced he planned to summon Crowder before the lobby com- mittee for questioning regarding activiti 0 ig to develop = ’ , tS © * & A snowplow within half a mile of the day and there was hope ¢ | Faad would be cleared before ‘Bnow had drifted trom ¢ seven feet deep. Those who sought shelter echool, which is on State # has supplied food, 0 KS PRISON REFORM House Judiciary Committee | — WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. approved proposed legisiat! carry out the Justice Depart ganigation of the Federal System. _ The program calls for an of approximately $7,000,000 { period of five years. Const of a penitentiary in the nort ern states for long term and an industrial reformatory vided in the Snell bill ons, to authorize the Att oners and © to establish + jails. | : _—_ ~~. gasoline stoves and a nearby gi House Judiciary Committee ¢ program for expansion and 1 of the Mississippi River ss} eral to contract for care of _ ¥ att. 714 Washington 710 Olive _| 6118 Easton “" ‘Open Men's Shoes Women's Shoes Exclusively Men's Shoes Exclusively the Family Women’s and ty and Wellston Stores venings Until Christmas -_ =n Women's and Shoes for All [ Children’s Shoes . 5 Greater Value-Giving Stores in traftic conditions in St Louis , vicinity, exeept for the rail- ded shorty after moon yester- sy, While | eee ee : wer, With an 0 minimum o degrees above zero at 7 a. m., A r re sky has been clear since yes- : jay afternoon. Continued fair Fr: cold weather is forecast, with | **@"6 ightly higher temperature. Many roads and local streets lines hich were blockaded by snowi/to Kar fts yesterday were open today, | and Sp hough some ed closed and | panies vei to distant points on [illinois | resto oads is impossible, Some inter- The rban bus lines. were able to op-/ St. Low rate, but all trains reached St./ 85 per suis late and the gailroads were | expe having serious difficulties. Auto-/| tomo hobiles moved with comparative | runniz freedom in the city.and suburbs,|and em since ice and packed snow have | made ft been worn away in wheel] tracks to | Pevely a great extent. Street cars en-/| train t countered somé delays. The com-/| Louis unity’s milk supply, curtailed by into Lit he highway blockades, is expected | The F © be back to normal by tomorrow. | Were ong-distance telephone service | of nort kewise should be free of interfer- | land L nce by night. tified 5.7 Inches of Snow, fants. The Weather Bureau predicted a inimum temperature of 12 de-| mi. rees here tonight, with fair Rail rather lasting until tomorrow ice to’ ight or Sunday. The high wind - ccompanying the blizzard, which Lebar aused the snow to drift badly, the ied down yesterday. The officiai gure for the snowfall was 6.7 bches, ending at 12:40 p. m. yes- rday. Today's low temperature 6 degrees was the same as that the previous cold wave, on Dec. . but the lowest reading was 3 egrees on Nov. 30. Though thermometer readings re slightly higher than yesterday he entire Middle West is under evere winter conditions, with near : . ‘ro temperatures, and the cold teleph ave extends now over the middie morn nd south Atlantic States. The | °T®@* oldest place m the country today | P©TS°F as Williston, N. D., with 30 be-| The ow. Freezing temperatures were ;*4!" 8 ported im northern Florida and |*0" DF long the Gulf coast, with the mer- | ™©®- ury at 38 in Tampa, Fila. Most Trains Late. Most. traing from all directions eached St. Louis at least an hour ate today and yesterday and some; Cll oday were four or five hours be-/;zard wh hind time, Snow @rifts, difficul-| vorth ies due to the cold, heavy holiday 14.8 tr avel and baggage were largely sponsible for the delays, but there |4>d ¢ as little difficulty in the localjan in erminal, whieh. recently has ¢N-/| record, arged track facilities at Union Sta-| Tne ton. Some trains have been de~-/ incon yed in departure here for &f | joss hour or two while awaiting connec- | tneore = | . Chic About one-third of the elty car | snow hes are averaging about 10 mint-/ nen w ites loss on schedules because Of | season ippery streets and heavy car) py vel, the Public Service Co. re-/anag is orted, but other lines are running | its bout on times “A broken wire on | motor ¢ Kirkwood-Ferguson line in | ¢nere yton caused @ 20-minute tleup | wnich 2 the forenoon. Local busses six,foot ntained schedules with the aid | wore of continued use of gravel and salt | outside m icy pavements, Inter, County Roads Opened. spe The folowing St. Louis County | o4 out Dads have been restored to service gard y at least partial removal of drifts,| ana in ne of which were seven feet/ nag ¢ “sep: Claytom road, between Den-| nigh y and Ballas ré@ads; Lackland, | ter | lefontaine, Olive Street and A f all's Ferry roads. Work of clear- | gay —* the snow from other county | re ¢ 4s, which may be finished in &| tomy et CWO, Continued; but the fol-|iow ses VW ing were closed today: Clayton | iow at bad west of road Case and ame clos has to Collin i? open for traffic

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, about “the a few days ie bottlers of ‘to Senators Bout a low Caraway. . Caraway some of he received nm and Shat- him to yon gressmen eharach, he ers in their to get in gressman pressure on binson. ‘‘Oh, own letter mem to per- Ruth Pratt conduct a e House for to conduct to sto, the bowl, it and six for after an Chairman he would’ amittee re- _Orowder. he did not Department hat Major- er, retired, ins of the a. C. Lakin, Co. away an- to summon obby com- regarding to develop dad “Any- any action M. C. Riov- Wednesday F up with, ohles of staff. Pe mem pinned 20 PERSONS SNOWBOUND s WEDNESDAY IN SCHOO! n snowdrifts since two-room frame paleviamys Il., sb "Fallon. A sn l within half a faite the Bs day and there was hope that road would be cleared before n ‘Snow had drifted from. tt seven feet deep. Those who so t sh school, which oe ean ea - No. 12, were motorists and gers of two busses which nearby. A mumber succeedes walking to O’Falion Ameo. were nearly exhausted by th The school has been tte: gasoline stoves and a nearby has supplied food. 0 K’S PRISON REFORM House J Committee WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. House Judiciary Committee tc program for expansion and ganization of the System. _ The program calls for an ou of a penitentiary in the northe ern states for long ‘term pria¢ and an industrial reformatory of the Mississippi River as vided in the Snell bill was proved. The commilttee ord reported the Graham bill to vide for the reorganization of administration of the Federal p ons, to authorize the Attorney-G eral to contract for care of oners and to establish jails. Fr 420 .N. Sixth 714 Washington “o7sns, Shor" 710 Olive ‘6118 Easton 6331 Delmar “U" City and Wellston Stores Open ae Until Christmas Women’s and Men’s Shoes Men's Shoes Exclusively Shoes for All the Family Women's and Children’s Shoes ving Stores in 2T SERVICE Winter Oxfords .- of Bese’ aro zard with matching . kid own Calf, Mat Kid, Phase igre Oxfords in new and smarter oye ZITE BROOKLYN M Gold Silk Kid Trim. One sii lippers and can be tinted to co exactly : THIS CERTIFIES THAT THERE MAM DEPOSITED TO THE CREDIT OF THE 8 DOLLARS "SUM TO BE USED FOR THE PURCHASE ANDISE ena j ———— ee Pee ; , ~ * P ere ’ re ty tg ‘ x se PB ae, Fo OAS oe tae “ag” fo, loth wadloee ope Se : hours: behind schedules; many} forced to shut down and orchards again| 40f colored blood,” | EX-ACTRESS RETURNS TO “COLORED” HUSBAND Helen Worthing,. Former Zieg- feld Chorus Girl, and Phy- Sivian Reconciled. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Dec. 20.— Helen Lee Worthing, former New York stage beauty, resumed § her place today as mistress of her home in the Negro section of 14s Angeles after effecting a reconciliation with her husband, Dr. Eugen: C. Nelson, from whom she had separated be- cause of a “jealous spat.” The. reconciliation followed a meeting yesterday in an attorney's office. Both the former actress and her husband said their differ- ences had followed a dispute over another woman, and that “all has been forgiven and forgotten.” The airing of Dr. and Mrs. Nel- son’s marital troubles not only ex- plained the disappearance two years ugo of Miss Worthing, but also broucht the first intimation to friends. here that Dr. Neison is not entirely of Caucasion blood. “To me he is not what the world would call a Negro,” Mis: Worthing said of her husband. “°F believe he loves me better than anything else in the world, and I know that I do him. No social or racial barrier can separate us,” The former Ziegfeld Follies girl, who dropped from sight in 1927, said she was married to Dr. Nelson in Tijuana in June, 1927. Fora time they lived in an exclusive Hol- lywood neighborhood, but later moved to the Negro section of Los Angeles, where Dr. Nelson has an extensive practice. “Friends intimatec to me before our marriage that Dr. Nelson was Miss Worthing said, “but I did not care and do not care now. [I have never been conscious of any racial: barrier.’ 1) love him with all: my heart, and the greatest happiness I have ever known has been since our mar- riage.” Miss Worthing; besides being a member of the Ziegfeld Follies cast, has worked.in motion pictures and appeared with John’ Barrymore and Adolphe Menjou. MOVES TO QUASH CHARGES AGAINST FORREST FERGUSON A defense motion to quash State indictments against Forrest Fer-- guson, president of the defunct Ferguson-McKinney Manufacturing Co., because more than four. terms of court had passed without a trial, was taken under advisement by Circuit Judge Taylor today, pend- ing submission of briefs. After inspecting the court docket which showed that the case had been continued four times during .1929 on motion of the State, Judgé Taylor remarked: “It seems from the record that there is nothing t do except sustain the motion.” ‘ Assistant Circuit Attorney Sullivan said he would prepare arguments against the quashing. * The indictments involved charge} Ferguson with making a false fi- nancial statement and obtaining money by false pretenses. In Feds eral Court Ferguson has been tried three times.in charges of using’ the jury has disagreed. $30,000 for Work. WASHI “GTON, Dec. 29. —Allot~ ment of $80,000 for maintaining * River between the Missouri and he. Hinois rivers by making repairs to. ‘the Alton dike opposite Alton, Ti. Brattle ye Bhen Fs 4 looking little fellow, doffed his coat the mails to defraud, but each time we@@c six-foot chatinel in the Mississippf 4 ) was approved by the: War Departs : -1 VMs. « padle crs ar ite a at the Kings-Way Hotel 4 and arrested a- man who had pted by fellow guests as a “cultured gentleman,” but who in reality was a dangerous escaped| convict. under senténces totaling 136 years in Ohio and Texas for murder and robbery. The management of the hotel, at’ Kingshighway and West Pine bou- Jevard, astonished to learn from ‘elty detectives that a guest was a mué¢h-wanted criminal, co-operated ; to avoid any trouble in effecting an arrests), Detective Arthur Abbott, a mild- and vest and put on an old sweater. Accompanied by the house engi- neer, he went up and knocked on the guest’s door. “What do you want?” demanded the man inside. “This is the engineer with a plumber; there’s a leak in your bathroom, we want to repair it,” was the reply. “T don’t see any leak, but come in,”’ the guest: rejoined. “Plumber” Abbott ‘stepped in, took a close look at the guest and decided he was the man wanted. The guest led the “plumber”. and engineer into the bathroom, then turned suspiciously and declared again that he saw no leak. Abbott reached under his sweater for his “plumber’s tool”. and drew out a .44-caliber revolver which he pressed against the guest’s ribs. “Stanna, I want you,”. said De- tective Abbott. After insisting’ for hours he was John M. Henson, civil engineer for a fruit corporation at New Or- leans, La., the prisoner today, aft- er consulting a lawyer, admitted he was Mike Stanna, alias Harry Lutlow. He is wanted at Columbus, 0., for escaping from prison in 1927 after serving seven years of a 100- year sentence for murder of a pay- master in a Cleveland holdup, and wanted in Galveston, Tex., .for escaping from jail while under sentence of 35 years for a jewelry robbery. He asserted. he was 4 “victim of circumstances,” pad companions, bad liquor and being framed by the authorities." He said he had educated himself by reading while in prison, Police were certain from the start that “Henson” was Stanna because his finger prints, two gold teeth and a scar on his right thumb tallied with ei of the fugitive. Well dressed and a ainedl talker, “Henson” had impressed other guests at the Kings-Way as a “cul- tured gentleman,” they said, one remarking that “Henson” had used “big words that staggered me.” Police were reticent as to sources of information and suspicions which led them to the _ hotel guest. They had learned that he had been courting a young woman in the West End, h taken a $209 diamond to a jeweler to have it set for her Christmas present; had paid $1800 cash for an automo- bile; had $700 in the hotel safe for safekeeping and had.been a liberal tipper. After buying the automobile here Oct. 17 he toured to. “California, returning to St. Louis by way of Abilene, Tex. Word came from Abilene that the tourist had been recognized as the es- caped convict. and three shotgun shelis contain- ing tear gas were seizéd' in the ho- [tel guest’s room. Also confiscated were his cash and diamond. ae car has not been found. . The young woman he had edly courting had been introduced to himi through mutual friends. He never told her how he made his living. SON CONTESTS WILL OF SLAIR TAILOR FOUND IN Suit was filed in Cireult Court yesterday for Elmer A. Cohen, 13 years old, to set aside the will of his father, Benjamin Cohen, tailor, ‘whose body with a bullet wound: near the heart was found washed + on the East St. Louis levee Dec. Gohen disposed of an estate ‘ctihoted at $30,000, leaving $5000. to his son and the rest to coliat- eral heirs. Among the beneficiaries “1 Harry i. Coheh, brother of the testator, who its to receive $156,000. The suit. alleges that the elder Cohen was either of unsound mind or was unduly influenced when he made the will. Without a will the “ pe- titioner would be entitled to the j whole estate a the nal a : Posing asa a plumber, a city de- } ltective gained entrance to a room A revolver, a box of cartridges. Sta | eh: sa eae ee - ae “Se 4 sa Cy . ‘Ss ae ae . eS ix 4 . x 4 = iid mee Ca eee n “ raw So “4 =? * A 2 oe > es - ? . Mrs. Clara Bellows, wife of Dr. Frank. Bellows, dentist, 2631 Keo- kuk street, died at Isolation Hos- pital today from pneumonia which developed after she was taken to. City Hospital last Nov. 23 suffer- ing from a bullet wound in her knee. An inquest will be held to- morrow. She was 60 years old; Gangrene developed in the bullet wound, it was said, before Mrs. Bellows contracted pneumonia. Police who arrested Bellows after his wife reached the hospital said she and her husband, who had been_| drinking, had quarreled. She at- tempted to leave the house, she told police, when she felt a sting- ing sensation in. her knee and found she had been shot. Bellows told police he did not remember what had happened, The Coroner has asked police to arrest- Dr. Bellows for the inquest tomorrow. W.-H. LAMBERT 1S DIVORCED, " WIFE-GETS $500 ALIMONY She Says He Refused to Take Her to Baseball Games and Was “Patronizing.”’ A divorce: was granted to Mrs. Adelaide Lambert at Clayton yes- terday from William Henry Lam- bert, 34 years old, an automobile salesman, and gross alimony of $500 payable at the rate of $50 a month. Lambert Was awarded pos- session of their home at 740 Oak- land avenue, Glendale. dignities, stating speci-ically that her husband was “patronizing and tyrannical” and refused to attend baseball games in which she was interested, but took her to football and wrestling matches, in which she was not interested. Her suit was not contested. Lambert is a son of Arthur W. Lambert, vice president of the Lambert-Tigges Motor Co., whose marriage with Mrs. Josephi .e Bay- ley Wilson-Jones was annulleu Aug. 10-on his testimony that-his wife had learned after the marriage ceremony that her first husband was living and she had no legal right. to. remarry. BILL FOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL BEFORE BOARD OF ALDERMEN Ordinance Authorizes Acceptance of Bids for Either Two or Five Years. An ordinance authorizing the Board of Public Service to accept bids for disposa! ofthe city’s garbage through a continuance of a period either of two or five years. will be presented to the Board of Aldermen today at the request of Director. of -Streets and Sewers Brooks. The city’s present five-year con- tract for garbage disposal expires Feb. 15. Whether the new con- tract will be for two or five years Mrs. Lambert alleged general in- the present hog-feeding method for without clews today in the a of Walter D. LeVey, operator of a roulette ‘wheel at the “Mounds Country Club,» who died. at noon | after being taken to st. resort, where the shooting occurred, East St.Louis police have called on St. Clair and Madison County authori= | ties to aid in the investigation. Ac- cording to Néonan, he and Wolf found LeVey leaning against a tele- phone pole at Eighth street and Pennsylvania avenue, East St. Louis, three blocks from the hospi- tal. The Mounds Club, a gambling and cabaret resort, is in Madison County, on the Collinsville road. ‘Whoever got my money shot me,” was LeVey'’s only statement to police before he died. The in- vestigators, however, do not think that robbery was the motive in the shooting, An autopsy disclosed that two bullets entered LeVey’s chest, a fraction of an Inch apart, and ranged through the abdomen. A powder-burned hole in his over- coat indicated that a pistol was pressed against his side and. fired twice. Takes Story ‘o Police. Noonan, who left the hospital hurriedly with Wolf after deposit- ing LeVey in the operating room, returned later to tell his story to police after obtaining assurance by telephone that he would not be held. He accompanied police to.a spot on Eighth street and pointed out fodtprints in the snow around a pole where he said he had found LeVey. Employes of the club, Noonan said, had been snow-bound over night. and LeVey had departed on” the first trolley car shortly after daybreak. Having an autoniobile, Noonan said he waited until the highway. was opened after 9:3 o’clock. Driving into East St. Louis shortly before 11, he saw LeVey against the pole and thought he was drunk,: Going to. his as- sistance, Noonan said, he discov- ered that LeVey had been shot. LeVey mufmured aomething about being robbed, he said. LeVey’s-wife, with whom he lived at 5126 Delmar boulevard, told po- lice’ her husband telephoned her about 7 a. m. stating he had been detained by the bad weather, pre- he left home Wednesday, she said, he had $250 on his person. At the hospital, however, a search of his clothing disclosed $3.25. Could Not Walk Far. Députy -Coroner Madden; - who performed the autopsy, expressed the opinion that LeVey was shot will depend .upon ‘the bids, d, possibi near where he was found, p y 7 d oo ae Raed, Yee! — ~ a ri os % * ee we . : s al - f 7 st — , > ¥ ayy r ? - 7 aan es o. ty } a mr = ? SE rm “Boy. See BE ee. oe ae ; n "h Haee P a ; # ia 9-2 PP ads te . “3 } Ee ‘aks 7 ate ng é A J , t, 4 * 7 a é % ‘ re. be a 5 RS # + ‘ SBS ° Js \ ~ * “, ee ee ee ee ee ae ; S peret enna: wy : SS RAI NE TT CE GOL AG, > eA SRA ENE Ry Aa RS em Pe es ad . ie gi ees =, y fa : a e ‘ + : yh 2 7e,. R - . “Ss G Ha, he . oe » : . o- OG r3 nig +49 ’ ee om a at et me . . y- h = ¥ . 4 , Ty ; ee 9 : ’ Pe z oa ® & . What Shall 1 Give me: 4 7y ae WS ‘dt , Fae me go He. oa” - C ‘ <4 es © + x y » a ey A - 4% 3 - ’ ‘ “se y : y yg —_ " ; ij 2 s a gd ey “* aay , —_ . — : : z , "Pe i 2 ™ : a % ' “ I cy es ts iy igi ; ba MRS, LETS, uk RIO SAP AI IM TOD yesterday of bullet wounds’ heaton | Hospital ty James Noonin, floors | Ae man at the gambling house, and}. omar , Harry, Wolf,’ a frequenter of teats Becauuns of doubt as to sn tas dealt | sumably at he Mounds Club. When; hs Ottis 2 Se en ea te At te had been thrown from an auto- ‘mobile and there were no biood- stains in the snow at the spot which Noonan pointed out. LeVey had operated a roulette wheel at the Mounds Club since the place was opened nearly a year azo. viously he had been em- ployed by Tony Foley at the Los Angeles’ Club on Manchester road and at: a Wellston gambling re- sort. Until .15 years ago he lived in Pine Bluff, Ark.. where he was a bartender. He was the son of the late Capt. Leon Levy. river boat captain and saloonkeeper, but changed the spelling of his name, He. is survived by two sisters and a brother who’ live in New York City. SERIOUS CASE OF TULAREMIA William Smith, Salesman, Infected by Rabbit Bone Six Weeks Ago, William Smith, 62 years old, a salesman, 1316 Benton street, is in serious condition at City Hospital suffering from tularemia, which he suffered while skinning a rabbit six weeks ago. Smith told hospital doctors that a small bone pierced his right - Charites in her home, thei at 1914 Mack- lind avenue, July 13, 1910. Her statement that she fired in self defense was accepted by a Cor- oner’s jury and she was exonerat- ed. : ploye and that “he was always in toxicated and abusive. - knife with which he had been cut- ting tobacco, Mrs. Johnson said. She declared she did not intend to kill him and spoke of his kindness during the infrequent and’ brief periods: when he was not drinking. to stop quarrels that they had re- corded their visits with marks on jhand, following which ap infection set. in. —_— a the wall, were chief witnenses for the State. 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It is equipped with «a spring clas- gas tank, bumpers, disc wheels with A realistic Horse and Wagon, just like the ones that deliver milk every morning. The toy is 24 inches long and Mie ooo: D898 Case of Toy Milk. .26c Jointed Driver... .1.00 What fun the kiddies will have with these three-wheel- ers! They ere full ball-bear- ing, with wheels and large rubber t The frames are made of bicycle tubes and well reinforced. While quantities last $9.98 own these well-known pocket Billiard Tables. They are mounted on collapsible legs, have felt-covered beds and thick resilient cushions; They are available in various sizes. ~ The Sizes and Prices Are: -_ e in many fancy and fashion-right styles. Every one an unusual value. (Street Floor.) et, ‘ ~ nr anh ee ie . Asn § or = ~ 1a, + be ron “s " ~ 7 . LRP LD TINE AT Bl ree " a ald A) peas Popey A Bs uv wre 0 ee tes Se oe ¥ . x agen oe oe ee pres _s ees many mee g 4 , y a Se a ~ pe = to om ee . porque cama, Me Sg en ee AX gear ee " . - eeu tar * BARE argh 98a ge sex * a _ 2 ; P 4 en ae “ teat te See : . ~ i pay’ - P 2s dtublpe-s -\¢ ew i : ¥ \ a CH HLH SORE HS OLE OE arge Specially priced at. $9.98 Toy Pianos large upright 22x4214, $7.50; 29x57, $13.50; 31x59, $18.50 Others priced from $37.50 to $100 Sport Coats “Boxing Gloves For men of all ages. Heath- Sets of four gloves made er shades, V-neck styles, two of soft, durable leather, pad- ee Se Tn $98 er eehi, 2> : Ice Skates Striking Bag ele Tubular type, mousted on Nonpareil platform with « : mond set high-grade skating, shoes. durable, Witson Striking Bay filigree Racer or hockey $6 98 Complete outfit $6.98 with diam style. All sizes .. . priced low at...... First (Sportmg Goods—RBourth Floor.) Pe ee * Blackboards | ‘Game Boards Unbreakable slated compo- Non-Werpable Carrom Wise Choice for a Man's Gift Settle It Now Choosing From ween han cn ee ee ee te ee ee ee saad just like an honest-to- ware, ready to hang on the with accessories and instruc- Vast and~ W ell Selected Assortments teodnese eee oleae $2.25 wil Xpaelew = S) 50 tices Bd oley Lh $4. 48 ‘Lead Soldiers What little boy doesn't love to play Soldier? There is a varied assortment of cavalry, artillery, bands, U. S. Infant> ry, also foreign armiés. Complete atmy.-...... _ (Mfth Floor and Square 14, Street Floor.) _— Ties He Will Like If you seek value and good taste, go $y 00 eo a at i oe An ars ety poe Ppt GARE DP. - 6 fo bE. £2 P ont ke lg agg . pte gee ow - + Spee ae on re > vat oat Se nem alma sce Aare Ne ett Al lia a i he ee en ee ee rc ae ees +r catalina netic a ae ae ht eters lw iid Sis 49 x A ¢ * = . oan a nl a “a we 6 4 eM > wa. teat ~~ ¥ 70 ~ et enitt pert me Rayon Squares He will never believe that such expensive look- ing Mufflers. were bought for so little! Heavy rayon crepe in an exceptional va- iehass.-., Saaee Handkerchiefs [eam tll ee ac ed ,. - * + * 3 + Radiola “33° Gift Hand Reduced! 100 Boys’ A 7-Tabe Raion New Heber Warm Sheeplined Coats) soininy—ac ven miiae For Women | Offering Important and Timely Savings at $Q 6” a £ 4° A Sg ee This ‘entirely efficient, strikingly beauti- : Spanish and Porto Rican de- mari in white and colors. sc ri 50c x $1.00 ful one: nadionaty ciate Radio at et is a value to appreci any time, an , ; especially at Christmas! You'll be. com- igh | Poh Fig. + chrome Mer etead — brag its wine gue per- | hand-embroidered designs are ormance. Powe speaker is enclosed. Only $9 first payment. = SOC ana 75¢ Pure Irish linen Handker- New Atwater Kent chiefs. with fast, colored ber- -Screen-Grid Radio olin dlesseeseees 9100 of six GR. ccccncoces F reshman Electric Radio A seven-tube set, single illuminated dial con- : (Handkere trol; A. K. Electro-Dynamic speaker enclosed All-electric . . . 7 tubes . .. easy to operate is hi-boy cabinet. Complete : with tubes at Cnr idnkés cBiticccesic $137 (Hosiery—Street Floor.) » «+ beautiful hi-boy cabinet . . . built-in speaker 14 First Payment ‘ Fourth Ficer.) ‘ * * Men's. Gift Slippers - « « complete with tubes. $69.98 Ideal ta Men s 10 Saturday only at... o...csecceccres . of All Ages at... 2 | : : ; bd S ° -ge Delicious Christmas Candies That Will Add to the Joy of the Day! | we Two-Pound Special . * | . If i ? A Cigar Humidor — a ae The Logical. Gift to a Smoker nb doeed rv we eo te a giants | Others Are Priced Up to $25 WS __ RONSON. POCKET LIGHTERS—These well- 7 Doll Carriages Just the right Carriage for the little tot’s baby-doll! The reed fiber bodies have steel gears and rubber- tired wheels. For only...... $2.98 straight to this noteworthy group! Excellent materials, all wool lined. Persian designs, monotones, allover patterns, $1.50 and...... New Royston Shirts Y Loe Duplex Fabric Gloves Soiart Gloves of fine, imported fabrics, y 50) * * They're all colored and patterned to meet fashion’s newest dictates. In soft or starched collar-attached styles or with two séparate starched collars. Here exclusively This offering is com- prised of a very special purchase—the Handker- chiefs are of imported lin- wagered hand-rolled ges. 0 ee AN 8d a aed * made with Bolton thumb. Self or black em- D ccins sinepreqcommmape Sameer” Sama | broidered backs. Several shades; regular and Men's Robes 5 ere tee ase th al I CR, Is Woke soSeweccoc vesecseeses Lounging Robes teailor- SON ETS SEP OF 8 ed of heavy brocaded mea- terial, in rich colors; have satin collars, cuffs and girdle to match. All sizes, $12.50 (Men's Furnishings— Street Floor.) Sweater and Hose Sets New pull-over Sweaters and Golf Hose to $ ‘9 ‘ match in solid black, navy and maroon. The * . sets are made of ‘fine, all-wool yarns. Spe- IND, 4 o0cc. 0 om 00 bs Hesbseneesgect . Men’s Hose Comprehensive varieties of new patterns for gift Pure-Silk Track Pants The gift of these luxurious garments is 95 sure to be heartily welcomed. Choose from $ . the newest patterns. Three-button, French fronts, adjustable waistbands............se0. & (Men's Furnishings—Street Floor.) aS py oa ‘ : 2 i J _ TR | : ++ i S ; ae * ge" hm se) } -_ > s ash | a ae .F. tf $e; “ o4 * % 4 | (> SR be ’ t? ‘ a baa ° ta at, 7 ey |e ae ’ 6 t ie |) te +. Fe th is — 4 ) ie 2 mee sf J : ' a b i oe : Px bray z i i * te +: ag 3% S$ “£5 a ied = ; a? Py 8 '\: aaa Pie) eS eS), * > * 4 eet ed 7 | i4 ‘ = Sa i a 7 tee ” . td q - J Be : gil ; > fs ; he : Me : 4 = , 5 iJ a & 6 2m } . 4 ay jek 1 : 5 eet ’ - . al ea : rot a te? a wy i vy. See ( ae o) me f et ; ed . 3 ; - > 4 + B - 2.8 Sr ." s ‘ »* 7 ig : a ” Gt : » Be 4 EY 7 ‘2 RP a é :% > + z e 5 gf Bib 3% - ’ ( ees > ~ reel , 2 ’ , ee * » p é bei ® + . F ee 7a u a, 43 ” ce { eae be hres 4 : Bs wr ’ Fae 5 ia 5 ‘ * Ef 3) é *, aes ae Paes . 12 Se ; > os. 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Home That Every Member ily Will Enjoy Using gs are “too short” for those who pocket Billiard Tables. pllapsible legs, have felt-covered ient cushions. They are available —_ es and Prices Are: 29x57, $13.50; 31x59, $18.50 sed from $37.50 to $100 Boxing Gloves eath- Sets of four gloves oe two of soft, durable leather, 6 St. Wa oe 98 Striking Bag Nonpareil platform with « durable, Witson Striking Bag. Complete outfit $6. priced low Of. sn ede 98 (Sporting Goods—Mourth Floor.) »* * 100 Boys’ eeplined Coats tant and Timely Savings at 8 moleskin 1 sheepskin eepskin col- th enough to rs. You can lection of a omne of these. hilla $6.98 reduced price, pmpelling inter- mavy quality and 2 to 10 years. Fourth Floor.) eacon Robes Specially Priced $395 jor Saturday at.... A lovely, practical gift for girls . . . warm Beacon Satb- robes with modernistic ‘ designs in striking colorings, — with wide satin ribbon. eight to fourteen years. Tots Gift Sweaters All-wool Sweaters m ee coat styles are in attractive rin sd rf : $ I 95 ae $ Hy ‘. (The Baby Shop—Second Fieom). © ( +h y & Square 18, rt bcc a | ges Hoare Oe EN Mr ONT ABI mS ~ nly 3 More Da Real Stone Necklaces Just 100 at the Very Special Price of $4 Lovely crystal and rose quartz Necklaces-that will do worlds for the wearer, are in many fancy and fashion-right styles. Every one an unusual value. (Street Floor.) These Diamond Rings Are Extraordinary Values at the Low Price of $QQ-7> A ~gift she'll cherish proudly for many years ... brilliant solitaire dia- mond set in platinum mountings, or filigree Platinum Dinner Ring set with diamonds. First Payment......$10 (Street Floor.7 + + + *»* Gift Handkerchiefs Saturday—At Very Special Prices For Women For Men Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs Pure Irish Linen Handker- with Irish, French, Swiss, chiefs with one initial effec- Spanish and Porto Rican de- tively embroidered, in white signs, are in white and colors. and colors, are six —50c me50c "$1.00 Serene Regular size Irish Linen Mestic Headkerchiels ‘of Handkerchiefs with neat block sheer Tine th hee, initials, finished with hem- “lenbtecd ima we “ages met 25C oo - 50c and 15C French Linen Handker- a chiefs with tape and corded Pure Irish linen Handker- borders, have hand roid- chiefs with fast, colored bor- ered initials and $1 Jers, are im packages $1 00 rolled hems. All All white f stx at.. With colored initials, $2.00 (Handkerchiefs and Thrift Avenue.) Unusual Gift Value at 39° the — Price of .-. | A smart feminine gift . . .. three-piece Pa- jama Ensemble, consisting of solid black blouse, wide figured irene eeend SIA SPER TT Silk Princess ‘Slips ie hor kod Williams’ Sets 79¢. Men’s sets consisting of Williams’ Shaving Cream, Aqua Velva, Talcum, Toilet Soap and safe for razor "came sre im a Christmas gift box. (Street Floor.) ? Gift Stationery For those who write lots of letters ... excellent quality writing paper, in white and tints, and correspondence cards in novelty cabinets or gift boxes. (Street Floor.) (Street Floor.) 874 Leather Handbags Outstanding Gift Values > 4 95 at the Popular Price of .... No matter who she is, she'll appreciate a Handbag for Christmas. There are zippers, novelty and staple bags of calfskin and reptile grain. Choice of the favorite colors. + Novelty Gloves Of Imported +9 AS Kid at, Pair .. Smart Gloves fashioned of soft, pliable. kidskins, have turnback novelty cuffs and embroidered backs. In black, brown, beaver and mode; all sizes. (Street Floor.) (Street Floor.) + % > 4 Rayon Gift-Robes . Richly. Embroidered $ h.?° Saturday’s special attrac- tion in the Negligee Shop is this offermg of lustrous Rayon Robes in black, with beautiful embroidered de- signs, and trimming of self or contrasting color. A charming and practical gift. Silk Bedjackets —a gift that tempts one te be dslisietsly lazy! Levely pastel tints and dainty lace, embroidery and eS Fesb- ioned © ine and ts otk $3 95 (Second Floor.) Corinne Silk Hose In Styles to Please Everyone Our Coriane “Super Sheer” Chiffon Hose, of an Anno ei, neem oie ag + ah ig 3s Was es 7 shes $12.75 X | $25 $16.75 For Holiday Parties The Misses’ Store Has a Gay New Assemblage of Frocks.at 42° 416” $25 Bridee Freche - vivid colors are Fiat Crepe, Georgetw and Chiffon. Sunday Night Frocks ... the perfect thing to wear for many holiday affairs. Chiffon or Crepe Romaine, long sleeved with jeweled cuffs, or cape Dance Dresses... . one of these is sketched, in Flat with bows! Others in Chiffon, Satin, or Taffeta, in the new ankle Sizes 14 to 20». . Misses’ Store, (Third Floor) A Christmas Feature! | FURS REDUCED I . . There’s wide selection of styles in this group of-. Fur Coats, selected and priced at a reduction of one- third just when this saving will-be most helpful! Fine Caraculs, American Broadtail (processed lamb), Leopard, Hudson Seal (muskrat), Jap Weasel, and fine qualities of Muskrat . . . the list of fashionable pelts 1s an interesting one. All Fur Scarts Reduced 20% This means that you may choose from our entire stock of Fox Scarfs in fashionable colors . .. and other Scarfs of Sables, Fisher Marten. zee uced . and Baum are red ies Se ‘ ' 4 Raincoa 95 for Gifts. he § A ¢ift should be attractive... and if at can be practical, too, it's twice as is accomplished ‘ ‘ a it gee oe Sn We" L ee ase < ‘ : Sea ipy ORT I eR. eh ee gar ‘ Ot, Br Tote oe pies pop ‘gE GRIN OL COE NE BE

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Die : 3 - “Ss ‘ 7 an " * ne j P . ‘ ~ at ° i) ae 7 - 2 2oOon. : al concert given by the 8} " ichnetil -hestra amd the National oo ore stood on Co. for St.Louis public the au¢ ial, school pupils, thousands avers man tripped UD) erick Figg would doubtless. have been} jient cn rtect affair on a milder day./tnat it ff ‘ és ue wake | ae B 3 sma es; ge = Re ta by . : $ an afternoon of Wagner, Mas-| wangle, | e . : a - d Ny he, s ‘ ‘ Fe og ‘ ; , suet : ) , — ; Beethoven, he served up an stage. 4 ; . } Pe P | | ' ww = | Re ae , pob-siedding, snowballing, ae | eB ea ‘ . bys SE ee -arnival afternoon. wd children jumped up and sao miliar " FROCKS hee : : BH ae oe oan : os é | e | mS - hi oe Sa “34 a € ih. ‘ : i ; tor He , pases apa oe ee oe e de dicate this. ad °o you ft es |Sa iw. Be i sues audition. At least a No need to furrow. your ae with “Clitlstinas” wrinkh in ni — ae: EXCLUSIVELY Se | Simply list: the gifts you have yet to buy. then. check the: GIFTS at 5 =e 4 , ig | kman, pres ent of The Arena 6ne Northigeh Sc AL My | The | suggestions at the price you wish to pay. Here are six | Bete f igracrignee aw Ye eR A eR te ype teey Pa Bua e's epee oe 2 . A a - & es 2 > ar i Rs - ot on * he ad yp Ree “ ge ee ae — “ im mer or " pa-vitine eraisaieboaasl eee Tw ei mee ' 3 pap enagten Magda Ag AR eS ee _" a , z : . ‘ wa y : wig ‘i ~ q 4 + Se es ae, >in aie Re, GOL Nae . oO eg - omy ~ ’ se er » —" my ser * ts : ' oo ers ¥ ; Slew faetn / * . OB = Teo ¥ crs E . 7. = “ — ontrnnileaal x bs ‘a > ee ee ee oe * n Seduc tor secees Ol ised his batin, at 2: 35 o'clock, ‘floors of gift suggestions embracing a myriad of varied | six ee ee Ba coscrt gomed, with tastes. We trust that here your “shopping problems” ‘will © taste ae Belts, Cowhide, .00ar2. 2.81 Sonn ae eae hal _ H oye bapciea abe ons bo Seanagae 7 , ) sale rows of boys and girls had coeeeeereseee et oe ee eee t warm, and stirred restlhess- and become ° shopping pleasu res. To this end we. bend our » Tie Holders PEE! opembetat Ba oot on ee eoeine Spacious Hosiery, Plain | | Silks... ee Mir fect, climbing trom ~~ seat ; : sears § | ‘ Wagner from time to yorlndsenp nicly tl ree fae ' every effort. eter effar or.. Ce ee eee mel | Semi-soft Gollars, Box of Three... ..$1 BE, was drowned in that other . ‘ Collar sae ensdaestenedesserese Sl end—perhaps no less music—the , fg ‘ bble of children’s voices. ist in Burs. GIFTS from $2 to $3 ee Boers felt the cold, too. | GIFT Irish Linen Initial ‘Kerchiefs (box of nine view on, thet “agers BROA [). M U J e LE R , 4).. eee ene ee hee ee © . 82.00 ict ccna B big tam o’shan- Ba iy NECKWE . R Y Daniel Green Felt Slippers. eee $2.50 er. wy at her instrument in a fur | , “ ) - Hosiery...............$2.50 pat. Blowers sent blasts of hot C LOT H cattig 8 SQUARES ported Lisle sh he cuts Que it into the huge auditertum and ae ‘ ‘He ; he temperature rose. minute by $ 95 $4 and $130 : oe Sy ee ie oon del Han ndk | i ainute. But the boys and girls SHIR | - ees. Neckwear, Preys ilke $ iii suffered from those bob-sled- . ®, f- > | » = | , ing rhythms loosed By the weath- New ideas in stripes and pat- | - , Wilson Bros. ae , Encicly preshrunk broadeloch tems. Subtle color combinations Soft and luxurious in solid col- | ‘Sets, Links | $2 epee”. The Gallede Sees shirts in neckband styles or wich | for every taste and preference. __ ors and every conceivable creac- ‘emar Watch Chai $2.50 | Beethoven came off second best Arrow Collar attached. Geometrical Patterns $2 co $4 P ment of ‘stripes, squares, dots, i ; ‘e s. ‘ ‘ vying with those rhythm : Value Group Shirts . vl . $2.85 : ae ye Neckwear... $2 . and bands. | Hickok Belt Buckle Sets. . . $2.50 and $3 Red-cheeked lads, betrayed by Pocry s | Imported Shires . . .. $4 to $7 French Brocades ..........$4 », Solid color wool mufllers $3.50. ‘ ‘JeunGuah Muffiers............$2.85 he thermometer inté. frisky de- On the Fourth shadow box Ilbamination Boyd's Dress Shirts ..$3 ro $5 Hiscotical Cravats . .. » $3.50 , selection of othér fine | Jewel Cases ce eS Go Ey ee tag ortment, improvised -paper glid- makes selection easy 3 Radium Silk Shires $7 and $9 Oats CREE «+, GR 0 See elie os SL OSTOSIS i Hina gh aig Kania on OO js out of the programs, and hurled : - z eee HS. SB. . & Elastic em, by the thousands, into the rm enone — — | — ee ; mee Ey rt *Kerchiefs (oon of) 4 : r. There were innumerable bat- ? Ee Pee FP Sia es ) s between rows of mirthful | , cs ngsters who fought with caps, 2 : es a GIFTS from *3 te $4. | per balls, newspapers, coats ~ 2 x | hen the crowd of 16,000 had 7 . : ‘Leather 37 ppe Col $3.50 $4.00 + “z hed a state approa@ching- quiet,. M PO RTED M = N S i ae ancy Paiami: pice to #4 4° * put 3 o'clock, an Wig E. Fern- : - : | } ie hte Se i ee : dez Arbos asee ed to. the ros- HOS! ERY PA J A M AS | . ai oo na s PR Lisle, | coin Boge m to conduct the Angelus of oa ie Ag ‘ ia Ls so ae 0 kA Oh kites : : AS enet, decorum was ‘suddenly ; a | . : . é 2 : Se Cases *siseere tee eee eee : ne under by the app baArance of $ and $ 50 $ 50 d $ 50 . : ‘obacco Ponches.:..............$300 | six-foot, $09-pound Indian, in me ners an wirast . Handkerchief Cases | | regalia, in the*upper balcony. 3 Fo a Shir e@eweeeeeve $3 ‘* + Instantaneously, B hundred or | Soft Sexaby wools, re-inforced ie leek, ail mec doin Gill , 19 : an Dress TS. eo e+e, GtO Mepore little boys left their seats and roa madras fabrics Pigskin is the classic for all - ok. yee plain or clocked in a great selection of whites, “ _ Ie may be worn CTS... ... 61.00... 83,50 irged about»the glamorous fig- ys and tans. PT AIS 8 | Aes fools and Crepes. ..$3 to $4 | ». Boy Scout ushers sought ‘to Plain 2 hose . —— fancy pacterns. for all buc che mosc formal aes | sh the excited youngsters back Silk hosiery, blac ks, plain pry Duorcone : Celanese cw ill . $10 occasi ons. : | Cig Ligh ee ewveeeeseeeeeee t th i a t . ofs, patterns 1. Solid Color fancy silk... .$10 Fabric Gloves .....:..$1,50 | esses s ee 3 to @ | a waver eh Aone ype gy ~ A veritable raid mine of suggestions for » F Fine. SO 4 ; : : : | ; | clocked silks .. : Solid color and patterned silk || .-]| Buckskin Glovés $3.50 to $6 7 $3.50 | Sam in t Men's Sports Gijts. : | Imported Wool and Lisi pajamas. . .$15 Lined Gloves ..“$2.50 to $10 Gloves, Many ahass: weseee $3 to $4 k w an tereall Mabon iaoe pre Hosiery ......,. $2.50 co $5 Ocher Pajamas .. $2.50 co $8. Mocha Gloves, $3.50 ¢o $5.50 Gloves, Many Leathers....... .$4 to $5 fee Indian. sie } ) Indian Scatters Ads. . The big Indian strode around the | ~ GIFTS from $4 to $5 pper aisle of The Arena, trailing fe ® noisy brigade of admiters, - — 7 -~ -Gloves, Many Leathers. . -++0+ $4 to 85 Onductor wee - a pte ee | r Arbos, balanced on his Fancy Pajamas. peat enees oO to $5 aes, strove to bring out pastel ANITIALED. i HOUSE ||. |/BROCADED |} | tester Sttnpers: Colors. -000--- ian, frm’ Um 49 tes toe *KERCHIEFS| SLIPPERS ROBES are Yor cy aad eke Beer oe: ieee ae $350 $19 | Roather Novates. 000000°°% hapten tagcat = .. TERS ARES : >. ¢ bed or - “4 Se is LOD Peak ~ te. el} yt 4s: ath ot eT, oi - : > ae: : 4 + Sur, b = ae ’ / / *y Ae ae rg ge V, ort om ib = 3 Sets : PSF ne ooo tN ee | a / , > ~ O4>> sakes: sa ots 29 >> = = no Toth HOT 7 Ene tapes War ot Pp nie wit bn k HES Ang! oii Bas “a a Mos e J m ge ie ; hae Re yy - = iy ry 20 ’ : : ES 4 “A ig Bs * ma ‘4 ae ‘ ‘ - ee + ms ; a ns sabe 9 ) “we > i Seal aot sited Ri oretins . ,, ~ ie Ws elas ‘ vet Sl cee ae ey an - . ~ 2 - aoe er Ee = +: -euhidimege y t tang oi taal tian . > be ~ ae , eis 8 tere % at ae eee a ape ~ 1% : Ste) a esis.o~ wig me STE ve a ot ~ oe Sa : : Bi rs ot rod ee a apn : — : . Sroka. ~~ - . ses Cs aay pears Be. wet pe OM PR Ral nee O2 ‘ oie a bce emit eae wie ceria. Lerepatie . om, ‘ y ; ‘ Pe gs Sin his hand and sent them sail- above the sloping tiers of $450 ; # ‘ ® Heavy Silk M ars’: 6 eS 5 ote er RRLARARAAAKKE s es * iceciediies 2 tha lee ie th ah es : ~n _ wists x ven . aes DOORS rm ee ‘ Devs: “- . , . a 7 ~ Sty? - " t 9 . ~ - ‘ ore « nth > GM on ly Sagal a ve hha tages gi Lg on RET rete ige >, dee 4 we gs aw TA Ma oy , ae - - : sas ~ wa © ie - oer ". Pg w ~ oo * ~ att wthly pas Aa i om in; ae ‘mgpene yey ati . de % ” all Store in west end of Arcade. ’ Gilt Certificates! Leather Windbreakers $12.50 eathe real 5 A M Chr . ; onye ‘ erry Uhristmas in | Tanor gray suéde finish .! Think collars, . a eed for those who find « : cuffs and bottoms. A golfers, hunters,» - “Golf Hose... 50 . SALLY Frocks Gift Cer- =o Bote mhane ea a “eines Nd warn Sa se. phe? of: . : . - ' Ske ; a Ad a ; cf: Fe ee 0 2 .. a= . _tificete in their stocking i | as ee LS Pe ish Pea ee S SOS Ae a ee oe Se BAS be wpcaadinen'a: b 951 Th - : . , : * 7 : : ; a BS a ® —. Vos be * — Pe ecem er ese cer- ; : | i 4 A s. rey ; ., ! * pe ay : 2th Fi 4 gt oe “yA x : eRe gy es tee p= e* ue ‘xe 3) on . . Aes Me A 4 ; : . i As . ’ ee +. ane ‘: ~ sat e . : : = * ; ye eee , be 5 a a — a ire Oe ~o *s Meer ee , j 7 , ‘5 x } , ) , : wa —— 8. +" ‘ se can be exchanged BF ae fr. rae ee 2 gm flee pe gy OF =| Toilet Sets, Leat ow Beene OS + for a SALLY Frock in any ie Pik tC AY Fem QQ HE | | Dress Sets, Solid 25 a our shops, The beautiful crepe is ‘ y ee es . a | ' ee ; 4 | fs a a yee 4 4 te! JA Hein her codied +s n> oye " “at : a ee ; a a | > . ® Biasbeth SALLY Frock : . . . ne eo i iss s , A 2 ae s | : i A +4 | kia. Py, . 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ro —_ aj Pee ae aha Bis > Sie att ee. 9s * os Se - Je Pr bo ea S . {BEN re - he a aaa ¥ ee. ; wee t¥ Bs > % ¥ a ee " _ For Holiday Dinners, Dances’and Parties! | * - ‘Sale of 700 Regular” $2.95 to $19.75. coupes sania fy SAE E e- ee | 1... delj-I rimmed . . in i’ ? i : Black anid she Gay High Shades of the Moder » | EAANDBAGS (Al Fine Leathers and Antelopes! 6:75 ee fp aneliger Rice, f ornaments of -. -ciystal, : Exquisite Silk and Lace Creations ,. Dainty .~ Sheer, filmy Chiffons . . . flattering and distinctive’: “the Le een tten mesanat tain _ _ Tailored Models . . . Gifts to Delight: Fair Feminine3! Lizard Grain and conibina- | latest word” in fashion .., . lovely ¢reations in the new silhouette tions, Tapestries! eo A ‘S . | | se ATorkraiiier kramer ane | “creme | SILK LINGERIE . . «the graceful ‘long skirt. . . the moulded hipline . : . all | | | ts : aie ond smartly and beautifiilly trimmed! _ All in.a most timely offering : | | earn ag. Lin f. MSeNt eg for the holiday:season. Sizes for misses and women. a} ; Featuring a New and Lovely Array. of Satin Garments Models with Evenor Uneven Hemlines - . oN Tt" 4A fb ce Ne rt wee, ower ae, LLL ALOE ALOE: A NET NRE te th tee . / KLINE’ S—Fourth Floor. Darisettes 2. Teddies ... Gowns onc et Step-ins ae Slips ‘ ; Gifts For a a TEE AR pe | pm as . . , Bloomers... . dainty underthings that every woman loves! -And no matter ora : ; sca tas Chosen Many Lovely Styles how ies loi. eines the tee z Sei dca our Taakerie Shop will the Practical Miss : ran | | ae. : sure to please. — Practically gery, type of garment . . . in’ pastel shades we ; 1 a R D—D | SSES ! : . - » beautifully finished: ; Ve Pe Triangle Crepe de Chine @y He Pie Giie ; ) , 5, KLINE'S Street Floor. ; : | Scarfs, gay-hand-blocked » $195 ig r Distinctive Pieces | , . Bes for Every Costume! Every young thing ado ah Crepe de Chine Pajemes $4.95 aa - JEWELRY Comb, Brush and Mirree Je $ 15 | . Values, $1 to $19.75 Sets in masinn, aren al $3.75 ; 6 ‘ 4 | For a co-ed give frase *¢ - | : ! grant Coty’s L’Aimant., Sh f | | ER F = Be. a | Exquisite, flattering Evening Dresses in Moire, Satin, Taffeta, 2 F Just $1 are Bandeaux that“ @/) : ra Crepes . . . trailing Chiffons for formal or informal teas and match Silkenese briefs... 9% ~ a ~ ‘ afternoon activities .:. . new, colorful, gay prints and smart } , | it s 5 ee. f el Chokers, Pendants, - Ear- a eek ee > 95 3K | Crepes "7 xing! feminine’ touches oe coe and classroom rings, and Rings of Chanel : . $ 4 ; “¢ . Wei ting value! Stone... estone ewei- é é ; Z ; —— on Everette { | wear very. eae ee . Replica Pearls, Crystal oF ne ee A. eptagetie emraplat $2 = | \e and many others! Lovely ‘Scarfs ‘Return to’ the Feminine Mode! Sizes 11-13-15 Gift boxes on request. é i Soo ‘ * a *hy ae cast FUR COATS wane " Be ts WLrolored ... th Many Poeterist ah Regularly Priced $150 to $195! | CER f, ‘ d : ; ba eS bal for Fair Ladies =] Way $ : e. 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tite cn. »& \ rs SIO | a cathe aad —— oe ale inn, . " . . . applies een BO 8 torts AP tne “ = a ee are BTV past ee — $C, oy Bon gene SE RI. Ripe ae Bo eS eo sitet: ROE 0 OEE AF Rimes » Re Ones ek oS ts APR: Me tes Petey #3 Se ey Ge BG afar ket + aot) Reekee: . SHA, Pe ™ ee Tay “es eae a ye Me; Ye me ie oan ‘Silk Teddies Regularly $1.95 and $2.95. Dainty tailored silk Hosiery for the Younger Miss - For Misses — these full-fash- ‘ened silk Stockings, silk to top epee t is ie Sean New Si ver-Plated .. Warterope Cases it Be Imperial Rolls Razor _ . Comfortable Traveling ~ First Floor. $1.95 jae Be yal Rolls Razor is not just another safety razor ....« f wr) - ae ~ > ss be eu awade’: acceptable gifts .... it’s actually anot! kind of shave . ... made to pre- _-* 2&inch Wardrobe Case that will accommodate rah of py 2 it gives you an eceurnth, nonwetin’ Se ; Unique Favors or and in ifs small case, it 1s equipped automati pat c . ‘ i ally strop itself and be always ready for daily*tise.-- Cnet a A splendid gift! - Others $10 to $32. patige oo # n assortment 0 and Choice of two of the following 1 | ee bet aml ‘2 sieten Daredevil or ~~. | aebee - - t Favors Ehop—First Floor. eee weet ee oh Be eee DeValois Perfume Boxed as Gifts $1.89 Excellent French Perfume at- tractively bottled and boxed, 3 bottles for $5.00. Toilet Goods Shop— First Floor. > > p> + Wie ye ae oe > SLR ES So ee A lal i a a if + n | oo ty ms (hap Save & $2.50 to $3.50 Ae ato Shirts for Men Cunn little Coats tha k seca couiiiie gifts. ant fasted $1.95 Of madras, broadcloth, and figured percales. ° penung in smart patterns .. . Sizes 1234 to 14%. Other neckband (with 2 collars) and youths’ Shirts to $5.00. ie collar-attached styles. Sizes 14 Boys’ Shop—Second Floor. WE | to 1714 and in the popular eS C Z sleeve lengths. ke : SZ Men's Shop—First Sloor. Ci A - + PPP Wool mixed and fancy colored rayon Socks, in a wide choice of patterns, Sizes .. oe it. eee err Women’s Hosiery of Sheer Chiffon $1.95 Exquisite sheer silk chiffon—~ _ a Rollins Run-Stop Av f — Ww ; ; : ak, a — a bs — with smart square | , : a | : af Libel Arar gael Women’s Hosiery Shop— First Floor. ee OO wear. es Reducec we | Boys’ Knitted Caps $49.75 and $59.75 © : | for Cold Weather : ‘ex | ceil . , Fur-Trimmed Coats $1.00 re TRa ee Console Chests 55 warm knitted Eagle Caps may 3 ‘ $ : is * worn down ever the ears in ; $ Po 7 2 cold Weather and up it is. : ee | “rm. They come: ie greens : a nevy. red. tan, 4 ’ All tiz es. Ki oy s Shop—Second Floor. > unity to select a new Coat” for Embroidered Linen . Hit nd | Huck Gift Towels Card T mM es $1.50 ‘ ‘: ae ai $ , Spanish hand beats pa, Of | ine linen huck . .. unususl "éns. 15x24 inches | ‘e€n Shop—BSecond Floer.

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: ‘ XA ATPATTTY ley . 5 ate, ~ BS 3a 6 dan tare, FF 7h FTF) PCR af | AND “Pt . * WEDDING. RINGS A marvelous dispay...cléver new originations... hand \en- Sraved...18-k. solid white geld. Genuine Diamond Wedding Rings $24.75 to $300 v« / Ne lid, Wii, J > = wae” a — > ®@ . _ me On hee > , + =~ > $2 «a Week isitely beautiful! Blasing fiery genuine ond of generous size. Elabeorately carved mting of 18-k. solid white gold. Bay ** “her! : Genuine Diamonds $18.50 to $800 =! E . . i, sy 4 _ ; 4 Py 4s f | ee = e be ‘y t | a 51 honest fr F j . : big at . : ~ age ws» — eS _— sy = ver, “> » “a — ‘ >. A ~ : a ee nay, - * agin, » ~" \ gag SE eee. ; - nm Mhy Se ee ee wee ¥ 2% Seria 6 bs Ek, om, % 7 % * ly MNIaXy, . AY OA > Gg ‘ a et ; — g : F . ; A . _ (? a." ‘* aa a ** a “pa,” © ” Te —e Sn + % te, fee pry “ae @ “> #3 ate eee he ye eo - vite ay, ¢ wy Pee , 2 i i. he 4 a SR alt . be oa ee ee _ ~~, aa mt Be ee py wae. — - ee , = a ¢ val » *’'a and elaborate Diamond and Jewelry display in our ‘ wired the world over for their beauty sine Diamonds express the true sentiment of house of honor since 1898! $2.50 A WEEK ND RINGS, $18.50 to $800 oe — i 7-Diamond Wedding // Band * | | quisitely engraved 1n-k. solid white gold band. A YEAR TO PAY..- } 5 - Diamond Band / As pictured... elaboeo rately § 50 if carved 18 - k, j i) solid white g0ld band..... 4 YEAR TO PAY HT, 4 } You'll win “her” heart with creation: & Diameo \S-k. solid white gold. -~ ~-— — ee ee ee linois, Waltham : Pay Next Year! in hoping. font Newest these Pa } % EK Cee ge aia x are —e ae Ya ge Oe Og OO Pe ge Oe Te : 5 z ~ “ ea, “ s _ ane ae oe a “ngg “tio a % oye My An. erg, Mee *~ -. - ors - : te > ‘ ' “ ‘~. ere “ » all my le ee “d ~t.a 7 oe te “s ie aba eo fet eee Rae Lo Ms Eley eeu e A iy’ —— “art Mederme” in tts refined sim-~ carved soli dwhite gold fiery genuine plicity—18-k. mounting. Brilliant, diamond. Y Sa aes 3 CLS 5 CU ae = pea ; S : ws '.. “9 ~ me te ae i . he Dore e4 hee iY ‘ " > t 2 as ee Pa Pe ee ae ee em ae mr en Es ry Pe as a Se: i ES aS ak SROKA os is - 7% bats ' ‘ . ‘r @', ‘ . F ol 8 2. >a "ee @, 4 » € « - , .9. -. 7 ie. 7 . - 4 ,, charm. Genuine Ewe — ef winsome oria-k. oolld white gold mounting. We Have Kept Faith Since / 7. ‘ Se A ‘ : " ay ° - ma t; he » we x ivy a ‘ as ° £ a Be! e % i. 4 Gs bs my a . aie Lae 4th eet of On eae 7 ; . ee Tap oS nek PR eee hate, gee nee) ee eS Sixes ‘lars, es Mestoae’s com- binmatiecens. Piatingem an é 1B- nat S ets Sl eS Mee BERS Ie ES ee. ru ay SS oe i oe ae. ” . oe oe 6 Ch ve OH oer ee & 2 are Rs -_ hs a Pied 2 7 » o AI ta . ~ as baling, sonny . P : 7. . « our » git tae PU ee ee tak” ae At as ot Sa ay ie eS TR eee 2 fe . : a! ‘4 Ws s :

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OP cad O90 Pec tecsees ss ** P ” ‘ * ay ’ ™ ‘ Ps P *y F . . “. e Fe dey: & Bs &, = a H ™- f a HF fe a ii o [3 LOPE EN A ee I «Mt re Just Arrived in Time for Christmas Selling : a - - The most conservative of gift ‘shoppers will recognize ame / 3 V at 0 ni . Boys’ 2-Long NEY on a Chriscss!’ Bags of every description and in all. wanted _— ad r eS Gi ) Pq colors—of fi lity leathers including calfskin, Moroeco, lizard) Trouser PR ABE _ - and other es Par Blacks aon Recreate also, shea yt ' meee I fas: a es so \G of browns, tans, blues and some high shades. & : SUITS 24 aX Tor Handle and Underarm Bags — Ts Te ae Be ==! Ee French Style Pouch Bage : » Problem Gowns, Bloomers : Bs ft) ' ce! : : \ | Replica Shell Top pace. Suggested tsa Difficult , eS ae es a ,Framed and Frameless St Dansettes, Chemise, OO ee / Libper and Other Style Vagabonds ‘ae p 95 Slips NCR ee Downtown, Street Fleor—Alee Uptown and Wellaten Stores | | we ; : | Pelfic~ meagan # "sect Chettctists ‘dni _ New Year are many opportu- , hities to wear these Dresses! Semi-Service | Ye ~ In the popular 2-button coat style =wide trousers and neat vests. Pat- : : | r.¥ ca A? Of saitake alk e =. : f Hosiery Sen © 7% tans, browns pag . : = 4 g | : | ; , ) : party and street styles. With 4 ; ; - ; 5 , ’ 2 a ‘ \ 1 a ; : : mixtures. For youths 15 to 20 years! ; | : | | ; , ) flare skirt . , « sleeveless ‘le a be " * dh as oe vn io a be RR Pee mi he al Nevers 4a » oe Aes re ee ret sae La BARS Bag Knit ar | } } ¥ VINE VAbnics — MOBEGATELY PRiceS Boys 2-Knicker Suits | | | | a ees ~ [> bouette models... ruffle and Suits that are full cut for boys a. , . a ; contrasting . _eolor mmed 6 to 14 years. Newest patterns and | In Festive Styles Sen ! ; tee : | party Dresses... ; .Zto idee glors. Plenty of mixtures and —— sh : ) herringbone | o nies Fr qe q) ¢ ¢ a ee’ Pan Tots’ effects & : 7 i , | eave silk-chiff ak m Boys’ Leatherette Coats @: Le Vee ita. cni on Wi picot Boys’ sheep lined Coats with . 4 2 | : ‘ : S i - 3001 comes in a medium | at wombatine collars. A gift that +s ATE eee: Men’s Dressing 2-Pant u ts ith fine lisle reinforcements.’ wil be highly appreciated. Ks , oy / a bse volt. 50-98 | New Arrivals in Gay Colors ‘maaan \ GOWNS and Tuxedos | ‘Blanket Be thr bes cL Medium service silk | Boys ; d robes Ve captivat are the new é¢reens i, . it; with lisle hem and $9 -35 Fancy patterns in new color inci ea Ts 7 wie rad lnc x > ‘ nr Regular $18.50 Value tombinations. A gift that will be Tr trees eseoe eventos csecees very much appreciated on cold days. holly—end which will certainly be har-: ¥/ it b—Silk top, sheer Silk Chif b to 16 monious in any holiday setting! Of fine : | 95 ¢ hr war Bey 5 $] 25 years : $2.98 soft chiffon, these newest models have ; ° be aie a ? et aan Soreveshene ne Ren, rows ya: a banter 5 OP ested eye 2 PRIA S Pe ig ee 2 lem » we - ti vert ars, Stes, gees AA 18 oe — Ba Se Hy es sition . Bins». Le. Be : a mee | 2 wr fittest, ° tose, with lisle foot and re. ; } . | 9g delightful drapes, shirrings, capes and DEE. 05 cen pedovbbecces tic Boy ~ $10) Ov ercoats feminine frills. Also any number of fine Here you will find bl Hi 1 : : te 3 ¥ : ? | gat eliston st ues, grays, flat crepes and crepe satins, Canton crepe : ‘: : me bpm x browns, plaids—all warmly lined. A and Georgette crepes. All are deftly Fp saat gg ns wnat a ' Suggested for Gifts timely gift suggestion. trimmed with interesting style touches. |g ne firs + tailored with , $ to 10 year sizes d7. 95 Also in- pastel and street colors as well 2 ‘i brecaded mater! rt Bid >. - ° a ar sizes. fhout. hav . : and. Well oy ae as plenty of blacks. yaweanw Seay wales dords moot, At bi sed adie pokes, oe anrooes Ff Spe gd). re snents nt time for the holiday oon e dna 36 y ‘ 3 By a N ofade Shirts, $1.95 ‘. ; a as rger Women’s o Bley uiesadoth vie ad - Also, Downtown, Setend Floor Also a oy woven aires ‘The OVERCOATS iielude blues : : $1.95 i aa 00 : with velvet collars, blues with self 9 TO 12 A. M. SPECIAL . Chap anaiity, Reavy or collars, za om are brown 212 DRESSES | ory on ay Fosgate ; Books of every type, ine , Formerly $10.75 to $16.75 | ‘of adventure—a last minute: gift Satins, crepes, jerseys; combination Gf 5 J velvets with Georgettes. All are Win- Under rwear ter models. In colors of brown, green, swns, Bloomers, Dansettes, - plum, blue. . Also black.. Sizes 14, 16, hemise, Slins 18, 36, 38 only. Downtewa, Seéond. Floor ].98 . __ Newest versions of a very fem. 4) ‘ ine mode make these most ac- " feptable for filts. They have dainty ices Mf Bretonne-type . ecru | The Last noeaptes: Before Christmas Offers Amazing Eeanomiss and Selection for These Whe Have Dated Their . embroideries, appli iques of ONntrasting color. ightli Mpirc effects that | tw Silhouette t All 3 Stores , y ; , : . ~ * ’ P | 4 4 ; > # * _ g , At -. ~ é 2 ae Pa ay P.; 3 Fief PEL | Flannel Gift Robes -, for Winter Days! c, | e “4 somne flan : ch ne é | yl . macs Silk. ‘Bligees, $15 and $20. 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Officials Children Invited — . Two Evergreen Trees Are ‘ Ordered. By the Associated: Press.. WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.-—The President and Mrs. Hoover are pre- paring for an old-fashioned Christ- mas. Christmas trees wer> ordered for the east room and inother for the Presiijent’s. apartment on te second floor. 7 President Hoover will get some travel and mystery books in his Christmas. stocking. Mrs. Hoover, who purchases most of the Presi- dent’s reading matter, has ordered several books of the kinds he likes best. Before she became (ffirst lady Mrs. Hoover visited the book stores and selected books for her husband personally. Now she sends one of the White House secretaries with a list she has prepared . Tales which take him over fa- miliar trails or into new country along with stories of mystery and New Arrivals—New Styles— | i 3 i : ee _ ee: Sasha Se pa. ee, 3 we suspense aré what the President Bee é ce | i ; | : gs Ie ; | on Buy Your Holiday Frock at Sayings | eae. ce ii 5 : ie Soop On Sale in Wu ents To compensate for the failure of 5S eeat tes BS | : ; P g Marhert toute Se. th come “with Every woman wants to add at least one new Frock to her Aer el eee i | | as ti *hetet holiday wardrobe—or to give the gift of apparel to a friend! 23 ae 4 ey ‘F | , , Bar: ain his young childr n to spend Christ ae Se | ; an mas at the White House, Mr. and tothe group ae — a out of om Soy yb | pat ae | : : to their smart styling—quality silks—correctnesgs of color ae ae “4 , a WH, lst pn Mrs. Hoover have arranged for a oy) 2 : 2% ; ie p party at which the youngsters of and completeness of e range! | Be Bee Aes ko : 4 | ee 4 & U town Stor y the men in their immediate official , ; 2 me Fe. ‘ : families will participate. Secretary At $7.77 At $7.77 At $7. 77 | ee 5 ie ie | ~T a ' We i eee at and Mrs. Davis will bring their Dresses for In flat crepes. Complete size ; oe ee : ie ag Topcoats and Suits at prices a dee ~ sme gs dt, x>-oeg a P ad “ ae ee i {ty abla entigy eee F 2 ww rh ee Bie. ae oe pe ee Pare - Dwg dud acsineraneti ; a teaiig!. anett lnnaprees i T6. "Oy aod a on en ee ok tt \ Sipe te FY a 4: zw Sage: ; hing ‘ “pong eres “3 ar ‘ skier, : eas : > : te ay a4 4 ns on 4 t eee " “ ty me eat 4 3 .. oe 2 ea pone - ph es anes diy weet) eae Man mile ty Sahl he. gh, Pisticutcl St, OPER RS Fas: Ll cien naan Y an * - Moyea . s wan ’ vail im 5 ot “* a S5 7 nae ‘) Ande sen: cae We ig ng apr A ee 8 ke beshbe Hw e ae ata. Ce ee ee ee ae : + fl : ’ — ue tas — Weaati hg oe an *~ — we ss htt a ae: Ss ing te -« ati atee Santer . natetons party, as will Assistant Secretary dinner, after- Davis of the War Department and noon, street, crepe ” chine, a _— 36 to 42— ae ; 7 ; ll the President’s two private secre- sports, business Geo rgettes w arger wom en's - = NA es , s nigh unbe | taries, George Akerson and Walter and all-occasion. slips. 44 to 50. ' , =" ) , as to be w lieveable. : A ladies” watch of sd at qnartness, 4 Newton, Ruseafs Bargain Basement ic ae | | wg ; grasped this opportunity to wml ¢ vived! Timed by a fine jeweled m of guaranteed accuracy! Complete ens Hm - 7 » \ ei ee es ee ee een ane eo ‘ . a 4 Mabe pw ed - qugtig see. Pic nd Ps = Age >» . te - TE ne A ee eS en ey anne ere ee fa Ba ' wo telethon i : se ‘ aa A hs Age: Pe " Ce ene Hager AE diye met Sach aes ht ‘ =~ & mar cet ites be Seni, ~ ae wo! eee a Pa SS me ee yl A bh ind etn ig yee The tree to be set in the east ie : | A ; | money: and offer the same to room will have the scene c~ Christ's ; fy 5 3 birth «crranged around underneath WINTE ons ; yi y, - Come i In and judge if this i is not t bracelet at this amazingly low price! its branches, while the tree upstairs ' ae . . Greatest Clothing Event of the y 3 will be of the good old-fashioned 50e Down, 50e a Ww > type with much tinsel, electric 1, S $ | f 4 shes : . lights and colorful bulbs. / / PS ee , | d Re 1 On Christmas eve the President Seven ~ Seventy - Seven f Fs ) : Guarantee G and Mrs. Hoover will participate in Dresses Are on Sale at » / oe as Vv 1 $ Up t $20 as | wt ore * tha pie ating we saree anes eh oe * ' has oe ~* ~ es ms BOs ~ ad eee nee EE ee ne . PY , a ie ae ta a emendiamia eae an open air party in Sherman Nugents Bargain Basement All 3 Nugent Stores Square, where a huge community tree will be lighted. Later there will be Christmas carol singing on the north lawn of the Whi‘e House 5 5 where several ,undred schoo! chil- dren will sing “Hark, the Herald Angels Sing,” “Silent Night,” “Deck Regularly Priced Up to $6.95 the Hills’ and “Joy to the World.” RUSSIAN YOUTH IN BAGDAD git Expertly tailored Suits of high-grade fab- SAYS HE 1$ THE CZAREVITCH rics ... the kind boys will be glad to rocsivg id 9 5 i : for gifts! Two-button coat, two pairs of full- Posing as Slain Heir to Throne, He lined knickers arid vest. The Overcoats are warm Says He Escaped from Siberian and comfortable in a wide assortment of new pat- Prison. i on : ie the Ansctiated Denes. terns. Wool plaid lined. Sizes 6 to 14 years. BAGDAD, Dec, 20. — A young ' ; ; : A Be ay +5 d | on Pape zie Russian, arrested by the Irak po- Boys Boxed | Boys arctan & Boys New PAA + cae rotted sai: Exclusively lice on a charge of entering this Gift Sets Indian § Blouses eee . c country without a passport, has 50c $1.69. 69c ee | . | LTB St. Louis at caused much excitement among Poe oe i ge, Sitareae 7 , : owboy Suits consist o ’ SEO Peer a ; Russians here by posing as the Four-in-hand tie and leatherette trimmed trou- A beautiful assort- ; Nugents Czarevitch who was kfilled by Bol- morgen on’ tie sers, a oft. a ment of ms at we ag od - , 4 : ~ and handkerchief; tie cloth, Indian Suits—blouse, patterns a colors in Z ah ic ‘ Y - sige showy the egg of’ the Rus and pencil sets—and trousers, headpieces. 4 to many popular and du- This is the first time this re- an imperia family in 1918. others. 12 years. rable materials. . wned brand f men’s cl thing He said he‘had escaped from Nugents Bargain Basement—“See What You Save” — aos — pensive ift for “hi ! has ever been offered to the men } é e a Siberian prison. of St. Louis at such a startlingly $I Down, $ Countrymen of the youth say his | likeness to the last heir to the Rus- | & T T : rice. sian throne is startling. but. others : ? () () (} t 7 S 4 ; 2p S ' | aad . Overcoatsat’*l , say that he is obviously younger =o the Czarevitch would be, if : - . Bu Two WONDERFUL VALUES: Regularly Priced Up to $1.95 . P be aa yY | F Warm, comfortable Winter Overcoats to 2 ; Attractive colors and patterns that | ‘i OOOO ge & SKINNER} @OSQ . make gifts certain to please! Wide va- es 48 . | and fit every type and every figure. Full rang Rerog riety in popular ‘fabrics—madras, broad- A Gar ments of colors and models in the best quality mat Pe ss ¢ Wa Genie ates 3s aetna - esas Sa OE gy" ie . i . ” te " we ee . %y an oem dee . “ . — , a DS, haw ra . ” mind wna + paeoeed a Tes Pyar ee a ae ~ ’ 3 ~ , . u ‘ , eae ors Ss a ew . gugliaiels ieee aah . ” y | aes : ay . “ See ea a) ee Se ee S Poa " a Mig, PO ayy Ot a vs ory me re ; ag Se — ee 4 ” -" ca - = . “© ieee the. fm S ¢ a™ “ bs g - - he ~ 5 “ A , s heb Ase - * in i sy PS ee ae of SF > bon ed ae, @ PS > ‘ > ‘ or is er me. hv eg m ~ a eee via is 0 — Ren we. o snes nciidlaieenlin te ee it l wy > ae oer Shoes gy Ree olen 6 a nie bt 4 ~ heabin! De seat . . A nate *, “ - 2 a n> Racin ENS Se are Se” i . seston eecdis . : “ . sav iy aa teal 2 y . et 6 Re te Vee Se a eral , "4 ee A P : f - a ee at . ee " - ? thee ae? 3 fol a: gros uy paherip-v te en ms. om maps . are ee a a ~ Dy Pea oe aod me eer = ey ee * tan teed tee a tp ert ee or ‘ : ’ sary - —, >see ae Roy, _ ap Pig eee ~ “ D 7 S - - " . — ‘ ‘ b> Paes > SP Ee mt - “ ie Biv i be 3 Pee Je: “+ " ” ’ 7 at 7 ae cloths, etc. Plenty of whites and new, rials, The tailoring compares with that pastel shades. Collar-attached styles. would get in Overcoats selling up to $20. Sizes 33 to 46 Sizes 14 to 17. * m\ Men’s Silk and Men’s $3.98 \\ f ; x NY Rayon Scarfs _ Bathrobes ff : : | The Suits at $7 fr $11.95 ax - $8c | $2.98 | ‘ tn eats ee ooh” (ee. Be os Pleasing selection for gifts yg collars ; wa ES ee , WONDERFUL VALUES: in the boudoir. vine S ) 4 | . « the wanted colors and pat-/ style.. Nave rayon cor ide ) 4 | | has Diotter size £5330" wi ‘brass : , terns. Square and reefer styles | choice of colors and patterns d a : A complete line for everybody, from y« oe at Other ‘Styles $7 included. Irregulars. . . all sizes. | a - . to the most conservative men. All styles. 4 ae, Soe eee . Nuagents Bargain Basement \ eee shades and materials ’ me —" ee are m2 ie Be ‘eG Us > 5 =. ar = fa —_ M2 tees os 2 - y 4 ? b - 4 : y amar} > “ yy ae S. , « e - ‘ ‘ —_ es se 7 es 7 * 4 ; ss *. wt o * F ae 5 * : +m ” \ = : “*S. ‘8 4 - «ion 3 : “ * ’ Bat 5 - . : . _ \ ¥ oh, ~ ee te , * . Fee . a 6 aA - a2 Ph & 3% & 5 es 3 if Ae 7 . Ay >* Rey aye 2s, “ - xy a See *¢ . «a 2 Pa 2 4 Pet es Me rt se t i 2 nd 72 : " es Tigt £ . ‘ ¥ 7. ? ¢ 7 & & * é 4 % a 7 ‘ : % ‘e ee , +a a“ bs ey. a =. ? > a ages ee ey % i > @ 2 i os ; + tue. cr. o ee whe © “eS a a ae : i See AS = 2 2 iy 4 “+ . : : be. © ; . & o_o | eS art © - 7? 4S gos n° e- - Sy > i a +) ly hte ¥, :& , i re 4 oy i a ae > chiger. Paine ata ae an ie be a + Z - iz ae - —_— is “ wad q om P> “s P te. per eee IN i; " oe ; Cees rd ; advantage of down and $1.50 a w ‘A Slight Charge for Alt ti : ss ee * : " ~ * . we * > a EE SN ene _ OP ae cies Will Make ideal Gifts $3.98. ; Each Set comprises - eggings, sweater, ~ and mittens. Made of a | grade brushed wool in ALL-Woot, lor com AND CAP’ assorted colors. white, green-white . Men's $1.49 Gift Scarfs ! Women’s $1 Bath Towe Numierous colors and patterns to Have the popular shell frames and | Of rian Sens includ. cheose from. All are first very attractive for gifts. qualities $1 Colors of brown, navy, black. $1.39 bees ee, bath towel and two ; Women's Quilted Robes : Hees re apie-Sraened quilted Robe Bemberg as Sn with shawl collars. Trims of cmaah P ite go age ting me = and na | Sizes 8% to ing colors. Medium and HH ou nae eee ee Picot tops. ues Slight seconds : y Se Ew a mar 4 } Tot At * Pte, ‘ 5 . + eS ey: bg : ae *a = iH “ , y | °% , ‘a 7 ¢ 1 Aa y ‘ . ? - ; bo is oe . Se 7 : ; 7 ; ' : ar, “7 ‘ - Sy = phew" se 5 s >’ is id .; ok tl w age > 4 b a ir as } a" > ose ae a a — oq #. ed ae bs 3 wer aa ees ‘ ney ca Bs 2 § 3 é . 7 % 4 of a mage oe ey ’ ‘ 4 ’ ge el ee se rt ‘ s. —— — ; F : on 7 - cco ” A ay “fet % = K ; er : ae Ee 7 2 . \

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ITS portunity | Sale in Nugents t Basement and a & Uptown Store We were able to secure these iordinarily values in C / P é es CLL ALL AL LOA ALA Som pO 5 aK oe A 17 A ladies’ watch of unusual smartness, superbly i ¢ engraved! Timed by a fine jeweled movement ‘ ‘ . pe Oe pt puaranteed accuracy! Complete with link yme in and judge if this is not th bracelet at this amazingly low price! a of the 50c Down, 50c a Week — ranteed Real 2s Up to $20 At this low price, you cz BULOVA watch pictu h the famous 13 ent and flexible b: ‘Shbhne , TY R448 ; | LiL iTS coatsat*! $I Down, $1 a Week INDERFUL VALUES! comfortable Winter Overcoats to sui type and every figure. Full range nd modelz in the best quality mate tailoring compares with that yo in Overcoats selling up to $20. Sizes 33 to 46 > Suits at*1C INDERFUL VALUES! lete line for everybody, from your t conservative men. All styles . . 000 OL des and materials . . . expertly t } » bu will find values up to $20 im tt pe q™" It will pay you to buy two. Si 34 to 44 ree Liv r’ this Miss Liberty 15-JE WEL. BI LOV Aemand you give her Bulova's $7 . martes: Th es P hrace- DOOGES EL OR eseric cae a tink tre ONDERFUL VALUES! a oo, are made by Bryant Park SI Dow nM, $I a Week ba of fine woolen fabrics—the me pring and workmanship St. ever seen at the price. Sizes 33 to 46 ures of This Sale: stouts, slims, stubs, and regulars. a serve you promptly. A small charge | tions. Expert fitters and alteration hb ys. Each sale final. Vrders ... Ne Phone Orders. ‘Sale Begins at 9:00 A. M.— Be Here Early! you want him to rememiber the gift and e ‘ lor many years, present him with this some 17-jewel ' cr the world for 1. ieee tiger es x 3 + ; 4 - ee eee \VIIOP(ai twa, — HERE'S: ONE OF THE COUNTLESS: REASONS WHY YOU pO BUY YOUR jewelry gifts at Aronberg’s! A dinner ring of marvelous beauty that sells over America at $59.50 or more—we offer it to you at $31.85 Saturday! Note its skillful crafts- manship, its delicate 18-kt. white gold filigree mounting, its 3 flashing a 2 of them piercing strongly outlined hearts! A wonderful gift-for some woman you love, brought to you by Aronberg’s at a stupenidous saving. ‘$1 Down, $1a Week: .. ue and offered at 2 saving of many dollars! Has 2 heads in different 4) i e mounting brings out wonderfully the fire fers it at such a low pri 7 GENUINE D. ~#e ee Re oe aL tT TRE Sais ig D9 ON? GRA Ap ae ait Featured for Saturday a@t...... ‘ _ CHES TLR AVERT,” peeps rte go a . oS

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Women’s Sik Unsbrellas, 16-rib, at... . . $5.95 - black silip- 79¢ te $1.95 § (Downstairs Store) aiual di whet Then uk ais 2 HK3 i ith it ali dae a » PS Be ae ‘ar a a F - . . “ ee ee 2... BF gio tecfoutes oer nis corners white or colored packed in gif t box ._~. Twe pair full-licred knickers, plus 4 style Ss Gi Ad Sys iH PPR . - &* bo = Ngee eae: RRR 2h 5 ei Li $ LSESSSs > , x ' } " * 4 . ya /j , <f ; J ~6 é . . * 5 ‘ } ; x ‘ ; . | ; 3 ‘ ~ - NE A RO RN ale ate am RR eR ; frogs. em Mle 5 ans ee el me ieeeneaminadnamntin caidas steel see v8 | suesecceeee eeeee eee JitIiiiiiiiiiiliiitiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiriririiiiittitt tl Gu Setnnanceetncndcnnastaae cent Seas ne ee Pe vy)“ the : 3 = 3 4] a] 7 01281 2 = i441 +1); Cash : ‘ 2 ‘ hihi Ht ie yall 7 a au Th f Hip at H i oti ere © & ee ee ee re fe * & & & © Angelica Jacket Co. ' 4419 Olive St at Our Fectery Salesroom Anybody—E 444414 = lit 2 44443 itt 3 i 8 A HHH UU iti jit TRL RRBs : seen EEE: Saeceeeen Saecueas Seeeeeneesesaeens aeened = sennd = Saba s pe - , ? a ily. For ADJUSTMERT Mrs. Jeanette Sim- mons Gore, a son and three daugh sentence for participation in rob- Poa ote SUITE eight years ago. James Newton, a machinist, Den- His widow, Y a with the Bemis Bros. Bag Co. He they had pleaded guilty at Clay- ton of several recent robberies in Webster Groves. beries at the homes of E. W. E. Goez,. 402 East Big Bend boule- OUR OLD RADIO, PIANO OR PHONOGRAPH cc his retirement he was connected the penitentiary yesterday after urb was mamed for the fam ver, Colo... received principal

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mioned of fine aiul solid col- ¥ prints. Hand i hand -em- izes 2 to 6 yrs. bn-on styles; long sleeves: rints, dimities shorts of lad t Sizes r $795 adies that are ex- lar with thrifty bppers. Chemise, be sets; tailored or ; all smartly made "de chine. Exgui- s. Sizes 34 to 44. & Charmonte Crepe 16 and 17, $3.95 {Downstairs Store.) Real Mama Dolls; composi- tion head, arms and legs; ilicree cap and panty frock match: handle - cry voice; slippers and dial. socks; some have sleeping eyes and wig; others with 1.89 sleeping eyes. Bags Adorable Dolls, 59c ge top For the small child;, dress- abonc ed in panty dress with cap sown to match; composition head, alers arms and legs; black slip- sy pers and socks. 2.85 ame French pouch Imported Necklaces and Earrings, 79c to $1.95 Gold-filled necklaces, ear- rings, and bracelets; yellow pouch gold; eepy of real stone 39 settings. costume iew- . elry, colored wood beads. ilet Sets; boxed. . .98c mbrellas, 16-rib, at.....$3.95 (Downstairs Store.) $10 y low prices will appeal instant rs. Imported wool chinchilla clot nnel lined; double-breasted style; buttons. Sizes 7 to 14. 7 pard cioth Coat Sets belted or les. Suede straps on sleeve, ‘cuffs, . Coacs with Hats to match. Sizes thought of buying the young mod- for a Christmas gift, don’t over: elous saving opportunity. | one smarter than the dress or school wear. ni Westminster Cut Boots —_| ‘2.79 Sie | See os . > will be thrilled with a. of these for a gift. », soft clk; black or plate . brown; mer or composi- Soles. Sizes 10 boys’ 6. rday ip Just Received a Limited Sepply Erepere. rm ¢ , :? xs Expected to is. spread tse of Federal Reserve’ oa sere rsty Bank Funds, ext _-prelis awocisiON, Dec. 20.—After|. of discussion it '¢ Sing in this ad, 50c 40 $1.50 per Ring in ! ae. No interest or carrying charges. We are authorized and licensed St. Louis distributors of the celebrated ELGIN WATCHES. Made in America by American workmen. All sold on our deferred payment plan—S0ec @ week at the same price you pay ne b- ILLINOIS ELGIN35 PARISIENNE ate 4 This Men’s Beautiful Illinois I7-Jewel Adjusted Watch $3 5° ; most appropriate gift fer a man. ree—without extra charge—the andsome knife and chain. : 50c a Week M iran 1: 6 Haven Clock Company's t ELECTRIC. , » > we ee ” NO WINDING! gUST IN SOOKE tm ee t And You Will Have Con ae . 4 os af . a Si os . 7 13-¢ . ~ * ; Sen - C ike S , * : > et * e a , ‘ i : a, = r. > os Pig ate" my: > ro ' : : ; se a ’ a. } . . : ° : ABE» ry thay . PO Delopiags.. we me ~ . bee js “3 Ae Chime Clock fx i Made by the New Haven Glock Co. Chimes the %, 14, % and hour. Also strikes for the hour. Sold by Other Houses at $35 to $37.50 Sie Ee i ‘ S a ae Pi - ‘ ‘, i 2 a @ q v _ — > ll, = ; i Sead 2. yal s Se 2 - | . oe “" i ‘ > coe * 2 > Ry ote - * = ae a . - - wo tee > a ee 2 ah meat - ~~ a Tae ai ge gee a : oa . an ~~ ox : ~ ~ tum gy " ~ 7 . 1 » =. fil —— de > ato wage, AS pag * og % d —- - 4 f A : $2 3m x e — . a - -_ . ™ a , » =» . we » ~ : . ee - : ¢ ia ae 2 ee eee oe 1 Rie ” we . ce on ee —* eee my Mat € 3 Px ~* we, o ee 7 Vets OOS». OO, . Soo oc Ee 4 >». a Bre ORT ET OR aE ee é ye. a ae : ‘ : cere Pry: a ; «4 Pee 4 ist * , — ee et in Pe Og oe ’ = Pe Sal “oe Hh Oe, oe a. ? = PRS. | “be a wt Bere) re 3 aie i 3 a on. em = 1 3-2 S ‘ ee a : a 7 % fy | + ie pe - = e * > ) P i ; e. ow, \athiee, Batis. am ° ow . . MOK EE RIE eA RELI T, 4 ww bens » » . * Re eee ah uses Mee ee te

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2 a . . ¥ : As, a, cere Sa ~ a — a sue - "2 Ops. Ages ee : 3 Wie: s ~ ae ay gest ge aS b “ ; , aM rice AEN ry 2 be pet ae Stig re . a ‘ : me : % rrcx nga aA ; a ae eis ke Scie ° : . & » : A d ihe be ‘ ‘ys ol a . o 7 o all e Pare. » i : _& ae Ne ee ee ee, : ee F ee ee ek ae a ee ge wees nk pat ra ota Sd 1 Ps sey eee ee nilaceadl bok gh GB i RE gh 3 “herian @ Seott of lerey. | a3 i : “—. | ‘ q a ¥ 40 A . : ahs : : -e. , , % 4 . mod 7) , ts? — Hing - Detectives: ‘learned ry “ = a | Val, T P . ; . es te 4 aoe > ¢ § a 4 _ pced ye ¥ & , 2 a JF te es ‘ be wy ~ee oe sreiand act of pety: | ain E mokinammeradl Hatin Ye ee. eee vr) « " : * ’ . y 2 SPY eee Cee e cate, . ” — ASAE AP a i AB A a A? Oe Sass oy “ail Ste Pa Re, Complete Newest 1930—7-Tube Model 30 Set Com- ee MTR eee ww pS esntlh Tied hall Gtr “CRS Lae a, x em pete ae yeti ian nes Se Te ee oe . ‘ a c, ge a x le Ry SPOS uate A Pagpatet he a e. we tw Pa Ea eR ke ae Ee {ern a e oe - é PE a a ee a - we ait aga ct Nae =, * 7 S| me * é Se ad “2 ee gt er aia a * * ber this is the cele- Soy ALL AMOUNT DOWN--BALANCE IN EASY PAYMENTS 1930 Radio, enclosed hesilasenale decorat- , | : . LADIES FUR- TRIMMED ed, console cabinet. | | i | You must hear and >e : , 7 see this remarkable : ; : ¥e : ; weg + Ani rte ~ - i“ - . “ i" “s 7 s Sb Ss . PY es . ae. ee = ed cal poe eae mR St. Leuis’ Dominant Christmas Stere a Here's - a Gift You Should Consider . wa Real values at these / : = prices. Stylish Coats, reinforc- ready : fur trimmed. for ed for long wear. , == , the young ladies. BOYS’ GIRLS’ $4.95 Sturdy two-pants Suits, em aeeas tailored in good-look- ing, durable woolens to Z \ | aw Sth ees > | ; stand hard -wear. a. | “ae Clever, stylish models for school, play | » or Gress: Priced unusually low. Other Two Pants Models Up to $2056 a _ pie Other Dresses Up to $9.95 - | s97 39750 5.09 | SIFT SUGGESTIONS | Lae ay ed s -e Bie aathae ~e iC RE le leh STITT B Eureka Special acuum Cleaner oe §3Q Would You Like to Try It in Your Home or Office Before the Day of Big Surprises? ey 060CUMEN CL WOMEN Fail RESSES ent Thon uence aero comaiy i eer coat. ane. OE SETS... | SUMMA is — 5 ad | 1) dL aot terns and shades are sure to suit every taste. Sizes to fit every build . .. pricés to meet every pocketbook. VI | m | | 74 . A wonderful eclection. of Dresses for all Small Down Payment—Balance Easy Terms | | eae 2 . . cveryehiog that i new and aiftrent this season, Tou OTHER SUITS UP TO $65.00 AR! SCAR & te ee ee - Selett now . + pay later. ree herent JEWELRY FOR MEN 4ND WOMEN Watches, Wrist Bands, Diamond Rings, Stone Rings, Brace- * . » « because seeing is believing. And hte you see its super-suction remove deeply imbedded dirt . whien you realize that by its “high-vacuum” principle wo a nelle age er 9 ac la . then e the cleaning service can obisin for : Terms of $2 Cash Bin oy small oe may be ar- And, un il Christmas we ‘will. make a liberal aligdeace tes your old cleaners. Call wArtield 5900, Station 641 ae tor Genitaetrition in, yout own. Sima’ which thout obligation. you may have entirely wi WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS ey am & eee ‘iy - & 4 - .- ; ¥ Y » 7 3 , - - - - - . . , a uz 4 OPERATED BY THE MAY DEPT. STORES CO. - ¢ ‘af ‘ *.% ‘ed t- % ‘ Pi 4 Z . 2 _- é — as wh re K & ‘ie aa fe Be. tal

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iY PAY MORE? grade sessorted Chocolates tm Sahfoom $2.50 ed Chocolates in 5- s of the city E PAS hese of 7 aah * ,* a Spe * 7 " tw ; " oP a PNP ae a o de Loe Fag = Po eer OR, ‘ PS pels . “ "4 a : ery : : ; J ; : Sanyo eee at Re eae es Lee i St eae «Tees “ ce “poate ES ER ee sey $a ts YN + Ee a en ee eee 4 dein hs : ) ee : op SE RSG re ! 24 s BA carat. : j " “Se en mig Sue Str Si g ‘ foe : ee Ae eg ee a si > Seige Re OL aie Sa Oy ai , ‘vote iAithinacn aes aati ‘he aie f irg a if “ es = x “2 > * Shae ee 2. ae om % “ * Att Pe ATS + eS o~ at ae J ua = : q Te ng, EP sient it : al ey —

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we ty L* " B Le ~, ; : ¥ be See hoy rity GO a en Se a copsrigg 8 PR ye ED en BL os IME . is ah * Ee Gh Baa Pt IEE MO OT, Ss EO EF, ne are at pete sie ie @ For a last-minute gift . .. you cannot make a mistake selecting Pull-fashioned . . OO thread silk Hose . . . in sheer chif- se fon... or service weights. Lisle reinforced at the wearing points. In smart Winter shades. Sizes 8*4 to 10. RAYON UNDERWEAR MEN’S FANCY HOSE Women's chemise .. in bodice top style. Also Bloom- ers. Full cut . « ; and well- made ... of due a & gauge rayon in regu- 1 lar and extra sizes. ee . ay i - ot CP “ " — 4 7 a 4 ~y sere 9 sale ree Be ot / S i . * Ce on P one Pee. ’ . ' : ig. a ee te ME * SARE, : ° 2 lee and : _ ~ bd abe Z wk ¥o~w ee nh ee * . Pa aa > ae . ‘RRP hat pat ene! th ‘) ve pa ts : Taal i hela bats ; Fike! = “ x ps Sets a ee eS crs res .-2 Swrrtere = 33 > my >i Se a Na ee ses OA WOOL-MIXED HOSE Men’s irregulars of soc and 69c kinds. Heavy or medium 1 weight wool and cotton . . in new patterns and colors. or wool and rayon mixed. Strong and serviceable for Solid colors everyday wear. or fancy pat- Sizes 7%% to BRIDGE SETS | #222:.°1°| BLANKET ROBES $6 Value, Five Pieces nats 8 WA Reh Acceptable . . . Practical Gifts! € Imported Chines | ees $3.50 : 7 ses Pe - beautifully hand embroidered. Cloth is > gat ies | PT..WOOL BLANKETS four matching —. A Christmas gift ety that will be greatly appreciated. ’ : : 8 cat se? 5 $3.95 Value, Pair LINEN jas $5.95 and $6.95 Values SETS —~ @ 66x80-i ee. a > ° o £ Smoie Unbel@ 4 Q 259 BS PDS, | cstortal block plaids. === $9. “a A 5 in desirable las on ro, 12 and 1 . 16 rib gilt, nick- oae " Pes rayon. 9ox108 size 4 shades. With cotton 52 sateen binding. el or black metal bleached . . .*with ... with two rows frames. Silks have rose, blue or gold of shirring ... and striped border and borders. 52x52 in. ruffled flounce. allover patterns. cloth and six match- Rainr:oof and fast ing napkins, colors. Basement Economy Stere NEW SCARFS BLOOMERS For Gifts! Practical - Gifts! % ; >] 69 “15 if Attractive e a € Women’s oshes of ay & a 2 3 “3 s Pe ; :s OR ing, . Of excellent quality expensive viseureet ‘ _. rubl pgs Be oy = > i ee ‘genet - oe @ Criss-cross 3 se ame rayon . . im smart made of excellent rayon style. Cloth kinds in one- ng te is | = ? a a made aston new patterns ... and -.. in pastel tints. clasp style . . in black, ype earns _—— s | eee i + hes os aily combined colors. Trimmed with lace, em- brown, tan or or gray. High, } Se RE Sah PE | pee , : figured designs. — broidety and appliqued de- Cuban or flat heels. Si ie te actege : - ++ With cornice ruffle ee oe. signs. Sizes 23 to 29. 234 to 8. aa ,: 8 _ | a a Basement Econemy Store Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store ee a ge ae ah ds. Se Baod cE y Bal ” / 4 xe pe os P — . ae Sioa ae agi ae Nig ae eo Sear! : " aes + —- x “Ag 4 a z % aor , ; a ” R ) : = : ae ‘ene ; ee o> Fah. cs 7 « ns ea . . ~ J ¥ . “ nr . oe . ; Las Bo See a _— ‘nce y, . "i . . ate ae ae BS Beste, ie SY Ree “AER De ea TN vpn RES J SLED SARL “ , Ae EOLA SORA. te, OBR RST REE - ‘ . — For Little Boys! Very Specially Priced! marge agen = | In Charmingly Youthful Styles! fae alt 7 Dainty Costume Slips ) Little girls will be thrilled with a-new @ Little boys will like the styles...and Q5 ee ™ of silk . : 4 ce $ : : » rs ‘ > . 2 : 3 - Joe . te. ie é 7 4 _ e} 3 % » ae : > me : $ 3 = ~s ~ we ; ; 3 5 oi E ; uke ¢ ' : 4 - d M3 > F -* ; + ‘ 7 ee gt ‘ 43. & }5 ew Sy x 2 « 3% | pe aa oe. : - . = a } a = 3 7 Z * ¢ *. — Seta Ye Pa ea tat a 7 es a = 43 Lie g : 3 $ Pi % 4 ae ok. 2 ae : i Wg yt oy * » hn i : : Pi 7 + af “#4 ‘ ; = ae tS eves r ¥ cites & 4 oT i “% 4 ee ? i b i e BETAS 2c p Sea oe ‘ 7 im + ; Ss i — = & P " > > ‘ > a ea ‘ oe ® 7 i ed: * 2e. ’ e 32 7 = f SL . PA : Se Re 2 4 ? Ri > p’ , 5 aes SS :. > oe: a ” e (oe X " * : * 33 3: Be to 4 eae? | Py! 3 + hae M3 Px ¥ t + BES - Sg Re, we ~ ° » Fae re “ae i 8 -¥ 2 S*, Pe Ss * f) ~ ae | ee ee oy " - “3 oe re % a > oe ef 4 Ae 2 BF a Be so aps e Roe > binge. Dae? 2 ee ; % > 2 }. aa i , ‘ -~Re. * he et ty , te a - » , fs x e F h eet) ae * , al ) e i ome Solan . mi 4 ua ogee Se fet sans f ie i" = Pes Tae ene a ov . a : bi zg - 4 oo oS re - m , : 4 " ae ae, ie me j 4 D> vat a, ae FS _ ae yn & a : ae b, Pe # Bs 2 red sf . a 3 > . 4:3 ~ oa taba ABR enn Wy Be * pghles he A 1s * fgg ra a” 6h. tae Yas ay a A “ ey com hig a Saty 5 ’ . md yy «see i 8 ‘. Cs SPER eee ee ~ we =) ae a ~ ae os *7 - oa. TAT: <7 A ey ta Oe! ay ae | = Th ei y “ KS $ practical little Suit or two. Flapper styles lace trimmed or ee ...0f jersey...in various colors. ..tweed- ~ed styles. Pastel tints uroy trousers with madras blouse or cotton Sizes 34 t© 44 whipcords with Sam Brown belts. Cut full . . . and well tailored. Finished with full-lined trousers. Sizes 3 to & ed } | | ae GIFT HANDBAGS © | p. } | FROCKS _ TOTS’ BABY DRESSES RAINSETS HELMETS css A FROCKS $3.95 Value For Boys! For Little Tots! Specially Priced 9Sc $9.95 98 y | erg La $2.95 $4.95 Madeira or handmade Tots’ Leatherette Rain- Dresses .. of sheer ba- tiste .. embroidered in 7 exquisite designs. In- 7,+ to match Sizes fants’ sizes. 2 to 7. rset gre 9 PU | jetta ant comes cain: Sizes 8to 14. | $6 Vales,:...----2 and a CEA A 8 + ' * : e rg ee: , “2 Ta Wee eR Bar. rg Jr 7 ot ot m Re ere ean f# a2 ewe « irk, ci WOMEN’S GLOVES Ideal tor Christmas Gifts! @ Smart Gloves of im- Italian lambski wr caer eset sto 2 wg Novelty embroidered cuffs and backs. } aa © Wanted sizes and colors. WASHABLE GLOVES $2.69 Values brown eny or tun Wi € gm SG ao 2 ewe eS FF ere + = * serviceable... ........ Boys’ CAPE. Seconds of $1.25 Value; Pr. ee style.

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¢ -" wp + = oil : : * + : Me a. ee € - Selections SHIRTS 25 Values for ering = $4 65 ee ° Well or me .. ; to 17. NECKTIES Men’s $1.00 to $1.25 values . y- large open end., four-in- k hand style .. of silk .. or silk and rayon. New, attractive pat- 65c terns at NECKWEAR 88: to $1 values. Four-in- © hand of silk and rayon .. or all-rayon. Light or dark pat- ten SOc SLIPPERS Of Kid or Satin! Gifts for. Women! @ D’Orsays ... in , patent, black, red, $ 95 as blue or brown kid. ° a. Also a wide variety of other styles. Sizes 3 to 8. es W omen $7.39 108. «a0 Basement Economy Store CURTAINS $2.50 Value, Set 51% € Criss-cross Curtains c - - well made of woven grenadine ... in dainty ; figured designs. Ruifled - +. With cornice ruffle -. and headed. Ready for use. Hasement Economy Balceny NR EN ROCKS | hful Styles! new $2.95 rty, two wool Sizes 8 to 14. TOTS’ FROCKS s! Specially Priced $4.95 dain. ‘Sheer, dainty fabrics de -.-. Of sturdy broad- ; cted cloth, In charmi eria, styles. With or with- trim- out panties. Sizes r— ~ 6. to 6. , Basement Economy Store e Family a ADI Electric! 7 Tubes? Complete! A Christmas gift which’ bring joy every day in year! At a remarkably ual price! A nationally Radio ...ina beauti- . lowboy console cabinet i aaa with speaker an’ ‘$a Nes Small Cash Payment! = Balance Monthly! ~~ Basement Economy Holiday: oe SE SREP se SF eon a eee . . i 6 RRR ELF te A aA 68 7 ne misses. everett Get Rayon Wear S That Enable y Ou. to Look Your Best™ at Very Small Cost $16: 75 @ Frocks -that interpret the styles so smartly ... . Hepes Sons yaa Angas ly erent purposes ... Frocks that are such re- markable values .. . youll want to select more than one of them .. . Saturday ».. and be ready for fes- tivities! The dippi lines, paneled, flounced and ¢ircular’ skirts . . . the snug waists_ . . the new frills ... are sure to enchant you. Satins, chiffous, crepes and prints in levely colors that in- clude _ reds, green and blue. Sizes - fer women ‘and rust, pecials 4 Practical Gifts .«. im Distinctive Styles... Liked by Those Who Travel $2.50 to $2.95 Nightgowns, $1.95 Many styles including dainty lace-trimmed and appliqued models, Small, medium and large sizes. Pretty and practical. have silk cord fastenings. $3 to $3.95 “$1.25 & $1.50 oy Underwear Pajamas, $2.50 Size | Select them in the darker Very colors or in flesh, Nile — or peach... with con- oy eo ghopenen 4 flesh trasting trimmings. Me- binstion suits... = chemises, Mostly dium and large sizes only. color. _ Bally Shoes for Girls $6 Value.:.. Pretty strap ~etillis and Outeete sewed soles and leather heels. Sizes Silk Ni Gowns: For Gifts $39 sf “ts ment for the late i IRE epg Gc i A $9.50 Value Offered at. « - $785 ' _ and granddaughters . . « as well hem- ed,’ © eee ee eee eee Ms May Prey . ATTRACTIVE. With Long Trousers... Exclusively Here in St. Louis VALUE.AT ....: Other Suggestions for Gifts for Beys Cricket Sweaters, plain or jacquard. ...$1.95 to $5.95 Heavy Shaker Knit Sweaters Boys’ Silk Neckwear in good patterns... .50c to $1.50 Hickok Leather Bef, sites 29 £0 30....--,.$0e t $800 Boys’ Colored ot White Shirts..........$1.00 to $3.00 Lightweight shi oe 8 to 18 YES... $150 to $3 Satierday . . . Everyene WAR Wort to Come te ° util tenn its state ease nieces as their parents . . . are incl in- shi smart gt Choiee of rich plaids in color- ings and - tailored ie with * tan, Caan Coats. nate toon eeds with suede belts, eo ae dows Coats .. and others. Sizes 7 to 10. $6.85 occasions... gay.colors, hand smockings and othér smart —— ee A Thousands of! ewly | Girl’ New Spring Tub a Frocks in prints. Arrived SEIS to $2.95. Make It Baay to Select Smart Gifts i. & 19 Fain: gaa EXTREMELY A 4 r . ry . King BF ae: 4 Pps Bo * 5 % P » ee * ‘ 4 ae | ‘4 + 4 _ a »h ) ‘ - : ; : Fi 2 -. h ‘ eg rie a ¥ » ay eee. 2 S sae ei ; Rie Sos Af a 43 vs F, 4 ’ 4 i i ¥ _ Se .. Sew 2 - , ; ss 2 x ue 4 ‘ ee ae he ay « iri P - yy oad rit g “se P sa , . 4 > A - = ” 7. j _——- 4 7 4 q gee PT I% , - » : w ; “* p a ab y >? . fa 5“ " ; , Ve « 4 wd. 7. $ “a fig, ¥ oe ee A . , € a at 4 : , & + * ” wig - OP EE i le ; n add “ a _ 2 “aa ¥ Ry : 4 : see x% es . 5 ¢ aa we “ 4 Bb dy ¢ 4 ; ad . 4 7 ote ‘ : Saad wt 4 7 LPO fi , ‘ . Pa ; . : a a tes \ E : igs J J al ‘ i ene he ? t% ; ‘a Ces As we. % ee ie re ys oF i co Betti “8 , «, RUS et: PRN) See ae 7 a bs ‘ pions Bo : Ww) Pry) eg, Baty a ngs | eq os P te + 28 ie Pe Fe y = ig Rilo = ~ f we e - : viee om . Se Pe ae ae ce ; Yet, * : m ; 4 “ee . . ° . _— her _ >, me ‘ 4 a a p 7. v4 mat Phi 2. , = r ao y y he A Fe ee pe she AE 7, Shas a ‘ t ya ae LOTS OS Ks ‘ . . a * ox ; : baad a ‘ hint . ~ te whe Sle. ey Pe Oe a . r x rs ae te bas; % » “ wi + as 5 422: 00° ee ' @ You know they must be when we tell you they are resil- | ers, $1.8 ; _ ient,all-woo! construction. Neth Hed the outtas'es | coe 7 a | v . ’ ¢ A AR J, : a smart, 80 new, so different ...and yet so correct... you'll 7 -e a Suite of fines all-wool chevi- selections for more than one on your list. ee: ots, cassimer allover patterns , . . exquisite colors and: bs ons. Write them on your sagen list!-“ i Other Ties in Wide Variety, $1.50 to $10: Feetioed Angle Border | $2.50 to $5, - New! . Mufflers 1 : Just arrived! Pure silk Austrian angle border i ye ys 4 . , te . 5 fe a! ya : : ‘” * er Bes e rt ue ee >? : ‘ f ey ‘it y> ‘* ae i nd," OE wr bs ha et A t 3 7 * wih a wa ; z Agile * es F of aad er & Gre es re SRA gi een “ane 3 ts 4 % — aw” 8 wt casceace- $305 to $6.95 a : mm % : . " ~o-* Pe es ae > $ ) | Tishaa Suet oo ‘ + Pratt ho Se Pn as me wes + Su > J NS . Tay SE 7 i . " ce fe. es = a »” * a + Sy : ? ; } ry >. 7? ant » Pap 4 ES * a" ~~ 4 5 a - cry > aes oa = cs B. A= Me. oe ee 8 i Soa a Dea = ~ 2 “— . ‘p 2a = ‘en $+ ee ts = . a5 ; ges 6 se Ets baa Seas _ = ae = ye oe 7 ~ Pee. * ae + Sateen “fe gs te &e San Se ae “os SE oe ee ae = “3 i. sat it» Meat BN a oRes ~ eth ¥ > z 22 ry . * » Se = ey = wes Ls! BS eee * es =. a - 4 te She “ A ang. a :. PN ‘o 4 Nes) A® == ey act Fs : ew > eer ow a we ay, boos ” 3 SS eS . ier pe 4 Be toe eo ee rey re. 7

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xceptional Value ihe recipient the Privilege of mg exactly according fo indi- te or need, but the opportu- ng from St. Louis’ largest a also of obtaining the best -Barr Co. Gift Cer- “gust a little more im- mits face value. indi- e of our six-store buy- Of Extra Quality | rf @ You may feel assured they’re right if selected from this assortment: Of extra quality imported kidskins in smart cos- tume styles with pique seams and plain or em- broidered backs. Main Fleer q Luxurious could’ pol woven, est silk fea with solid forcements. In shades and sizes for misses or women, 8/4 to 10. _SILK-TO HOSIERY. $l Bs of chiffon with P black French heels. 3 be SILK HOSIERY $1.35 - Full - fashioned weight Hosiery, i everyday purposes. Im) ae of the mest ep u- NS Safe aes —* 4 - ; % So ee i tat 3 aaa ‘Tr }} 4 Believed it t " 4 _ ars Whent - “4 iared Y be mway f 4 a me ope = = Be + “4 ~~ ~~ , Presentations from ‘refi- | Peratrves the board from | '°8 recognized that in|) =. on Page 5, Column ‘ if t® set earnings of a company, The plaintiff was right about depreciation when ‘it created its reserve and it is wrong in tts position now,-in its claim ‘for ‘a. lesser actual depreciation in this effort to establish fair vaive. Appears At Variance. The decision of the Missouri Public Service Commission ap- pears to “be ‘at wariance with this decision which, being that -~of a Federal Court fregarding 4 consti- tutional question, that is, claimed confiscation of private property through inadequate rates, should be the ruling authority. Refusing to allow the dedaction of depreciation reserve balance from original cost appraisal, the Missouri Commission said: "Uti companies are required e a reserve fund for the purpose of protecting the invest- ment in the property, or, in other i words, so that at the end of the useful life of the property the in- vestor will have. recovered oe in- vestment. “Courts have hela: thal past when found, excessive, cannot be taken from said company for the benefit of future customers,-and fikewise that future customers shall not be required to reimburse a company for past -losses. The Commission, therefore, will not deduct the de- preciation reserve fund of the company from the origitial cdst estimate fn this preceeding.” The point Wherein thw decision differs from that of the “Federal Court is that the Commission chose to consider -this excess deprecia- tion: ye fund as “earnings,” while the’ Federai Court views it in its true light*as partial reim- bursement for their property which the owners have enjoyed from ex- eess rates paid by its customers, thence a true measure by which to determine depreciation for — making purposes. Accounting on sind addition to the effort to have the gtreet ‘car company's deprect- tation reserve fund taken into ac- count for the purpose of reducing the valuation, City of St. Louis has petitioned Missourt Public Service Commission to require the company to render a strict account of the dispdsifion: of the reserve balance. This pétition was filed vafter the Public Service Co.. upon over the street car prop- erty 1, 1927. eliminated the | depreciation reserve balance.” ‘The item was in the balance sheet the Saaany the iver relinquished the Y foarlian are to be held on this “The New York Telephone Co. de- Continued on Page bs. Cotumn as ee [> “Be “ i = 4 bi + . ‘ # bd - cd =: Re Be te fe aes. ‘‘ aX, ao ead “ie x q . . , = ~ CA ot # te ss a | i + 5 ‘ J 7 ‘ - - ¢ q Pe has Py x # ‘ =» = : , ge - + - “os : ; ss * Myre - ; a ' & a ; a t Ww Ao Rit ot > 5 #, y+ « i . 43 if g. Fe The former recently had made 4/| end non-stop flight from this ca to Constantinople. ' Agriculture Department Bill OK'd. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, _Dec. 20.— The annual supply ot the Agricul- ture Departm appropriating Jeg 258,000 forthe fiscal year, 2 e 2 ; : y by the Ee . ; cee Re ae Se AMES 2) pee a, 8 ’ i» — = - Pa . eS age TE le tn erent Rie Hy alg AE BE vn =p — eatin ee ee «. * 7%, YS Pe wl » m1 -s * w 4 PCE ae ae | : See te : a ‘s Sa ae * Seas ie POs, ee : Lh ih Rea eg Py Seas EO eae a ae

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é Ra r, Va, SRSA — ~ ae | te > oe » f, a oo Ege 4 hz eS ; vae'. * . = Gee See Bee Se. ea roy ag 8 py wt esd , br 7 . ” t Ree at : x ‘ , ’ ¢ ‘4 . & ; . 3 ~ . ” . - -, ; oe S eegeaes a lees Ce ee Be ye yee * ii ~~ a gee the | ’ : . “ 4 2 ” : . ‘es od _ y 3 oh) age > \ ° tl. ’ ; “Z ; C. ay A = , A = : s = ep penciegere ai? Re SSR me hy Es, cs Pe i AM esa w ?: ‘tae % : oe ae © eee: ars. cr ae bt | : gay, Os MRE age bot eae » of é athe: ee ? 7 : . s 2 > 7 Pm : ro cA * aes ieee oS ’ oe ae ; "7 " Ps 3 é > pet cet tia » Sin Ale. = o> eR - we é& E ae! ned, # the ah Ter are Dt SeCPRSRS ot eae Pee : ; . , - x . a ha . | = * % “4 2 as ] ee i meee S ee t i ff predatery piz- | predatery poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. i i Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. , | | , rm o— * N speaking of unemployment, it strikes | reading people to prison. Mr. Ei + has pointed name of Eéwin P. Shattuck. In the Letters of Lakin, be done here in St. Louis to reduce it/ inmates arrive there by way of the Harrison. act | ©4 85 “the friend of the President” all over the sugar married saan nace Ronee oss alone. | map—from the lush canebrakes of Cuba to the dusty, making good selaries. If employers} 1m our opinion the country should consider whether | “®comely best prairies of our semiarid West. To would not employ such women, it would | it wants to expend for more penitentiaries such great heads of state, te planters, to business executives, to give single girle who must work or starve | sums as those mentioned above, or if it would not 5 Ponmapengge= cunt | B¢ Detter to repeal some of the laws that are filling Then the stores and factories are of men from out of town. In one chain beth Federal and state prisons faster than we can of stores a large percentage of employes | enlarge them. If the overcrowded prison has become / are from Arkansas, Kentucky, etc. These | terror, how much greater a terror have we made people are ysed to paying $5 or $6 © |. jaw itself! Prohibition, the anti-narcotic laws, the month rent, or nene at all. They double ub in a couple of rooms, four or five of | Dyer automobile law, the Mann act, the criminal syn- them, instead ef renting a flat, so in- | dicalist acts, the abused conspiracy laws—how sure creasing vacancies and causing more Un-/is the country that any of these has the least effi-/ 5@ , employment, for if the landlord cannot)? Yet they, and laws Mike them, have given us was that in retaining “the friend of the rent his property he must gO easy on re- i pairs. It is much easier to get a jod | @¢ prison problem. = as their counsel, the Cuban suga? crowd | if you are-from the country than if you; It is time we thought that ever. To build more count on Mr. Hoover’s intervention in their it are a St. Louisan. prisons will not solve the problem, for the grist of meant that or it meant nothing, as Senator It is not fair that such people be give® | this great mill of folly will increase faster than we| Robimsom asserted, yet Mr. Lakin could mot be jobs over local people, many of whom | | have families to support and are tax- can lay brick end stone. | : complete text of his “Elementa payers, yet are forced to live on relatives aan | *hilosophica” which, printed ty or humiliate themselves by trying to get OUR GREATEST CONTRADICTION. ’ ee - | niamin Franklin, was the first } ~ aE ot ~ SSE a, yp ee oes, Ere extboek of philosophy used in the charitable help.. I Know of at least 20 cases of out-of-towners who quickly got An Australian who frequently travels in America jobs here. I understand why employers and Europe thinks our greatest contradiction in the a = Se oe oe United States is the Pullman car. That is, we de would give St. Louisans a chance an mand and enjoy more luxury and comfort than any Sah oak ptosag nga so ay ee other people om earth; but when we go te bed on Conimunity Fund. It might even prevent | the train we undress lying om our backs and dress , a few suicides. RR. | standing upon our heads. . MR. EASTMANS REAPPOINTMENT. sie! eadiann Genin tie Dee Consider the European and the Australasias. When| An item of good news is Joseph B. Bastman’s re a ae meh ot: the SebGhnends : they travel on trains they enjoy @ compartment. The | sppointment to the Interstaté Commerce Commission. AM just spending a few days in your compartments have beds in them, not shelves, or, let Mr. Bastman is a disciple of Justice Brandeis, hav city on business and I was exceeding- | “* "> bunks. There is space in which to undress,| img been associated with -him im Boston, and has| ly interested im the address which your | and except for the motion of the car it is not neces ee See ee eee eee i apart G@istinguished citizen, Mr. Harry Scuillin,;| sary to practice Delsarte of any sort to get out of | look that Mr. Brandeis has brought t the United ) - @ave before a representative group of | day clothes into night clothes, or vice versa. i vs 2 eRe ; ee — = citizens. I think that surely wg deserve | a | ae nme | : | en. —= ee? te give Patrict Harry a vote of thanks contradiction upon our part, as sure as we live. | Occupation by U. S. has restored order and improved material facilities but has done = % gene %, WASHING for calling our attention to this, tre- It is, however, not altogether true that we do not | * : ¢ . ‘ dries Sete have the train compartment. We do have it on many | 7 virtually nothing to heip nation to self-government; island Legislature suspended: apse tage quagen « Aneapo eg Aenggeoors of the de luxe trains, and an even superior compart- | rete tates oon am ies: educated classes ay NS | | | -* | , a ~2 ment to that in either Europe or Australia. The dit : milder : under. civilians and return of power to Haytia ne themselves ied ys f 4, , ' C ; ; A at the most when the ability to bear arms will entirely pass out. But Patriot Harry | fremce is that the European and the Australasian ; F: saves the day! Harry the virile one will | have nothing else. lead the way! JOHN J. COOKE. . — * ; 4 . Sculpture In St. Louis. Connie Mack pleaded a lost cause at Princeton Uni- : at « aoe 8 ! : Se the Editor af Ge Fest lige. versity when he bespoke the same ‘support for base- , 7 : | —s | 3 ore 5 | 4Y a St. Louis woman sculptor add ball as the student body gives football. It simply A Wonderful Vari a few words to the controversy rag- Materials Are ing about E. Siebert’s statue? Two years | ="* @ the books. As a professional sport baseball is Usual Jan i ago I addressed a group of about 5¢ without a rival in sustained interest, punctuated with , men and women on the subject of sculp- | community hysteria. If racing is the sport of kings Hoover very definitely said that construction of these ture and made this statement: “There | baseball is the sport of democracy, whereat the three ships would be suspended pending the outcome | tages a yaa ton dhe Pre bleachet feels a sense of ictensihte wie toe of the London naval pariey. Here is the statetient: . im St. Louis. K has not been publicly | S™@mdstand cam never knew. There hoi polloi sits on Mr. MacDonald has indicated the good will competed for and not veted en, but will | the throne. and positive intention of the British be placed there by a small group of| Football, per contra, is class stuff. It is distinctive.| ° Sspension people. Posterity will praise it, curse it, year’s British navai or remove it: most certainly criticise the ly collegiate. It is exclusive. It possesses, too, & the United States people who put it there! What are you | °°Ci@/ aura, a smart set cachet, which baseball, how- our approach t the going to do about it?” ever purified, refined and deportmentally polished, cruisers in this year’s When the Kirkwood committee con-/does not have. Efforts to professionalize football, as sulted me about erecting their statue on Sports Editor Argonne drive, I gave them all the facts Wray observes, are frequently recorded | regarding costs, terms for competitions |‘ ‘®¢ mournful red. From which it may be de and stated that there were four other duced that the enormous crowds that fleck to college sculptors in St. Louis whe would like- football are attracted thither neither by admiration | wise advise them. They promptly asked Mr. Siebert, whe was living in New York. for ner knowledge of the game. The giadiatorial qual to do the work. If Mr. Siebert dia not | “¥ ° the struggie may appeal to the primitive, but @eliver the goods, they can't complain the brimming bowls or saturated stadia may be large ly explained because it is the thing to do. As to the comparative merit of the arts, let some rash adventurer, disdainful of the con- Sequences, venture his opinion. But the avail- able visitor from Mars would, if a highbrow, pro- nounce baseball as packed with drama, a specialty of miraculous skill haunted unceasingly with the two essentials of drama—suspense and diilie® wank tna Shaamaamentcuaedl setae | big navy crowd did not see it, for the President Mr. and Mrs. Aristos and ali the Misses Aristos in| "" S( ) . ag that ’ a 7. + ; i as + BE ws La P £ - oe e - 4 ae > — , a ahah. " ba $ a - ; ~“s ~> ad > oa ‘ ; ’ . ~~ ¥ ‘ sie t : as ax . 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ye been but no distinctly rose above medioc- ty in the strictly intellectual life) the dwellers on the Atlantic sea- rq during the middle of the whteenth century. These three ¢ Samuel Johnson, who was thé t Jonathan Edwards and Ben- Franklin. Of the three, jaoson and Franklin were friends correspondents. Johnson and rds had something intellec- yin common. All three of men were personally associat- with the movement to found gilleges in the middle Colonies.” The first volume presents John- g's Autobiography, now pub- lished for the first time, together ntemporaneous sources and hnson's own catalog of the books e read between the years 1719 and 1756 The second volume, dealing with the man as a philosopher, contains Phiiosophica” which, printed by Beniamin Franklin, was the first textbook of philosophy used in the. IF YOU WISH TO GIVE German Books to your friends—we have thent. | GERMAN NEW YEAR and . CHRISTMAS CARDS C. WITTER is SOUTH BROADWAY 80 Years in St. Louis in the civilized world. , Possessing the ugliest face and craftiest brain in all Italy, Lorenzo started on the career that .earned for him. the title of “The Hasniti- cent.” Not only did he the friendship of the great men of his own land, but by using the for- tune o* the Medici banks he made! princes of many countries his friend by putting them under obligation to him. ; At» home “The Magnificent” smothered his political . enemies with kindness by sending them as emissaries to countries far from Florence. Thus hia political pow- ér was kept safe. Lorenzo had one principa) maxim of statesmanship: “Keep the people prosperous and amused and they won't care about the government.” Incidentally, he kept thel® eyés off the Treasury. Living a full life, Lorenzo show- ered money on artists and thinkers while he, himself, dabbled in try and philosophy. The ancient glory of the famous old University of Pisa was restored by this many- sided Florentine. At 43, ‘when many great men are just beginning to taste fame, Lorenzo died an old, | old man. He ‘had ‘tasted and be- come tired of everything his age offered. This story of the Renaissance should enthrall anyone who loves the dramatic. It is a lurid book, Christmas Carolers’ Association. Miss Annig Lane Bailey,. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. W..V. Bailey, ing the College of William ‘and Mary, to spend the holidays with her parents. = MRS. GOODE OF D; A. R. DIES Club of Organization. the Children of the American Rev- olution and president ofthe Na- tional Officers’ Club of the Daugh- ters of the American Revolution, died yesterday the Club of the Colonial She had been an active member lof thé D. A. R. for 28 +» Mrs. Goode’s home was Mo- bile, Ala., but her later years were spent in Washington. The body will rest in state in Memorial Con- tinental Hall today, and services will be held there in the afternoon. but it wag a lurid time.—O. R. H. nietrment will be in Mobile. ‘ + lMRYDAY BY DA WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. MALL talk from the capital: -_ Representative Sol Bloom, the “ tieman from Broadway,” bas hed a Parking—Entragcee” sign placed outside Sixteenth street apartment where Do the big maroon liméusine. Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen of Florida demanded and obtained a House Committee on Foreign Affairs. insisted she had to have it. The Ho place for ber. Mra. Owen voted for Hawley tariff monstrosity. Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, form campaign, will be honored at a dinner dered by the Women’s Bar Association the District of Columbia, N has anfiounced es to whether her speech be edited by James Francis Burke. Patrick J. Hurley.” the new Secretary War, is described ong the “new as being by all odds the mest Bigh- and socially ambitious of the Hoover of officiala Hasn't seemed se.to us, if he is he will get over 4t. gt . ee “ | A READER wants to knew what has come of the “C” in the’ nature. i Herbert Clark Hoovér, the mig@le. ing the maiden name of his @ signed himself Herbert C. ~ | Secretary of Commerce, but Bas dro the “©” from his autobiography in the gressiona! Directory. \ The change was made some time in 1928 campaign. There is no e@xplane of how these things come about. Wilson never signed himself Thomas W' row Wilson, yet that was his name, Cleveland dropped‘ the Stephen.” Akerson, the President's age ig droppéd an “E” from the » of name. aa a co = wk RECTION of a $2,000,000 i building in Washington fo the M of thé United States was poses. * few days ago and the project seems to been undertaken with a fair | , success. A group of Negrd tead ferred with President Hoover, an@ tional Negro Memoriai Commis } ganized to open a financial pais in 1930. at ere Te Dr. John R. Hawkins of Washingt .Clared the building should “depict at j petuate the -Negro's low the example of ; the advancement of the race jon” It ts proposed that the bul ‘cone sign appeared before. His liveried cha feur had difficulty getting to the eurb w place on t voted to enlarge the committee to make prominent in official circles and the Hoovt It is hard to tel. Big fall pame bh al BEDELL WASHINGTON COR. SEVENTH CLEARANCE 7 More Than 2000 Pairs of New Smart Shoes \ Wonderful Variety in All the New Colors and i to Wil be able to requirements. ‘Tull range of sizes... 3% ‘and widths AAA to C '.. SO that every woman” satisfy her + “ Materials Are Offered in This Sale at Usual January Reduction Prices $3:85 . 4.85 “WHOOPEE” GALOSHES .— \ Seat nha J % ee ee . on ‘ ia) a oo. lade ae m — aoe © ee Sean ee ae as * ae a a ee 2 ee Fe oe : ae eve the carolers will sing in the/ with Mr. Davis’ brother and sister- residénce districts of the city and/jin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bdward county wherever a light in the|Charies Davis, of Woodcote, Kirk- window welcomes them. Money| wood. A number of informal ‘par- collected by the carolers goes for} ties are being planned for the visi- emergency’ work for children un-j tors. der auspices of the St. Louis) ‘4 number of teas have been planned for the school set for the holidays, among them a party for Miss Rosemary Hynes, daughter of noon from 4 to 6 o’clock. Miss Hynes is a student at Loretto Col- lege, Webster Groves. The follow- ing day Mrs. George A. C. Wooley Jr., 6906 Pershing avenue, will give a, tea for her daughter, Miss Eliza- beth Wooley, who attends the She Was Head of National Officers’ | Sacred Heart Convent, Maryville. Miss Virginia Davis, daughter of WASHINGTON, Dec. 20. — Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas Davis, Rhett Goode, national president of 7165 Kingsbury boulevard, will be complimented at a tea which her mother will give for her Saturday. Dec. 28, at' their home from 4:30 to 6:30 p. m The same day Mrs. Osborn Gibbons, 6660 Washington of heart disease at | poulevard, will give a tea for her daughter, Miss Virginia Hart Gib- bons, from 3 to 6 o’icock. Wednesday afternoon Miss Mary Reyburn was the guest of honor at a tea which her mother, Mrs. Amefee Valle Reyburn, 4634 Lin- dell boulevard, gave at their home. Miss Reyburn is a student at Sacred Heart Convent, Maryville. Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Lyman Britt, 5899 Nina place, have tssued in- vitations for a tea Christmas day from 5 to 7 o'clock. Those serving will be Miss Iene Reisse; 7200 Maryland avenue; Miss Elizabeth ‘Lyman, 6224 Washington ‘Doule- vard, and Mrs. Prentice Manning. Mr. and Mrs. Lansden McCan- dless of Brentmoor will have as their guest during Christmas week Mr. McCandless’ sister, Miss Ruth McCandless of Portland, Me., who will arrive Dec. 28. Mrs. McCan- diess Sr., who has been visiting her son and daughter-in-law, will re- turn home with Miss McCandless. Mrs. Harry Warner Hughes, Chi- cago, arrived yesterday toe spend the holidays with her paren Mr. and Mrs. H. A. neman, 18 Cates avenue. Mr. Hughes and Mrs. Hughes’ brother, Francis Linnemann, will arrive from. Chicago Sunday. a Miss Charlotte Woodrow Olian, daughter of Mr.’ and Mrs. Louis G. Olian, 6226 Rosebury drive, has sent out invitations for a tea dance to be given at her home Christmas afternoon from 5 to 7 o'clock. The party will be given in honor of Miss Olian’s guest, Miss Jerry Shap- iro of Baltimore, Md. The hostess is a member of the senior class at Mary Institute. Miss Beulah Price, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Holt Price, 6153 Washington boulevard, who is 4 senior at Bethe] College, Hopkins- ville, Ky., will spend the holidays with her parents. | Dr. Carol 8. Cole, 5770 Water- man avenue, will have as her Christmas guests Dr. and Mra. Ed- ward H. Skinker and Miss Florence BS. Skinker of Kansas City, and Miss. Frances Cole who will . They will be at home ing frum the waist. Louis Brom- - ee — é —~ — - me B ts . BO "4 ae ; : ¥ sae : a fe We oe 5% a sae, READ fo ae gp Se PF my : JOHN G NEIHARDT = CF {—— ——| iy aes J Ses be % | = | : t s L JOHNSON, PRESIDENT | Colonies. es i ivate - Danie OF KING'S COLLEGE. SBdited' : +. cna e ‘ yy Herbert and Carol Schneider. {| i \ pow ] . : gih 2 Foreword by Nichotas “a a} the. asd BG | y Butler. (Calumbia Unt- 5 A wg ond : | sma ul phen ) . | Stata fo visiting nts, Mr. yY serious student of our pre-F sonl’s ‘corres ne fe , pevolutionary history may ac- es as churchman, many of | SF mene om = _ Kings ! , pimself lucky if he ds able his sermons being included. Vol- | 3 pre omen: were Miss cure a set of this handsome/ume four deals with the founding | 2 pte ipl oahtg mneger ‘glume work. It is probable of King’s College and the early his- [pense pone py far the larger portion of|tory of that institution. eae i edition will go directly to pub- eo * ae ‘ Mrs. ) grad ypraries, since there are only}LORENZO THE MAGNIFICENT. Wilson copies, printed from type, andi By Davié Loth. (Brentano’s). + mented great value of the work to the Italy of the Renaissance in all its a fae erence section of any large li- splendor, with Florence, the hom | uring to js Obvious. of Lorenzo the Magnificent, in the | SUR Samuel Johnson, who founded [foreground, is brilliantly portrayed imi a “* spa g's College ‘now Columbia Uni- in this volume, and the + % M a Lewis, 5603 : y) in 1754 and was its firstimen of the time—Bo Pe burt Dns on A yel tlh pag dent. was born in pe eer nardo da Vinci, Amerigo Vespucci, : whew — her's homestea n n- | Michelangelo and vonarola —are > ay He died in 1772 Bytto be met in its Sele is To-.the list of Christmas after- wil y of placing Samuel Johnson jn| The biographer depicts Lorenzo,| - ) —Ashen-Brenner "Photo noon teas has been added a party s time, Nicholas Murray Butler/heir to the Medici fortune, as aj MISS ESTELLE SANFORD to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Edwin ites as follows in his foreword: | most precocious youth. Wise be- oe : va Steedman, at their home, 32 ypart from those men who were/yond his years, he was sent on « NE of the debutantes who win | Westmoreland place, from 4 to 6 werfu] and distinguished as ex-}foreign mission when only 12. At as hostess for thé Christ- on clock. | nents and interpreters of the po-|16 he was held in high esteem by “mas Carolers next Tuesday at] Mr. and Mrs. George Norton Da- al movements that were stirring|the Pepe. Befoere“reaching 21 he | Hotel Statler, Carolers will sing in| vis of Wilmington, Del, and their the Colonies, there appear to was head of the Florentine State }many of the hotels and restaurants; daughter, Miss Ida’ Davis, will ar-7 three personalities|and controlled the largest fortune | Monday and Tuesday. Christmas!rive Sunday for a holiday visit field, the novelist. Ww ~ R. Hearst Jr. resembles his . Gifts for Those = =={ _ With a Preference for the Practical . | U BSTANTIAL and useful ' Smoker in hard- wood, walnut ‘finish. Fitted with ash tray in red glass. Priced at | $1.95 4ADIO BENCH- - ES in metal, gold finish cov- ered with red velour or mohair. The Bench -in velour is $4.75. The Bench in mohair is $5.75 seats covered to - match, : kd a » + é Dol wee" > re : + ee ‘ ae ‘ et ay” ae —— iy - * “ " +t wy a ® it iso's fairyland of light “ The Pajo : ing. so much genuine fun. (Copyright, 1929.) * mpartments em . green, decorated. Priced at $2.00 Limited Quantity ats 2% * = ee .% re —" ee (oe MR iy $ s eR eb a Fee ae aoa at “ ¥ ¥ i ae CPOE 87; se Oe ee =— ww 7 Ww 4 a : ti. A " te - ie fA x : y= ‘ AeA f ey Cee ear: ia eon adh * 4 Sep ga) a Sar eae ; ; ; ; es Pera: ar have ad ies ¥ >. J j yet” em 5 fend Pegi PRA, = ine ee Re EP gees ey OF mS a eee oe ee So j ik eg te eh Magee eee ek - 7 - be ding a - x - wa * oe rf 2 i, Vee ke

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aes nay geo e . ne rie lag Ps 3 eS! > Bo 4 a, as) a jj Saw 5 oe Sa ee ae /ep “A he are observed as days of f abstinence. The altar at which the Pope of- ficiated was the one before which he was ordained One Acolyte im Attendance. The macs celebrated by the Pon- tiff was the same said by thousands of parish priests in the world today. Only one acolyte attended him. The only circumstances dist.r_uishing the event were the singing of the choir of the Pontifical Roman Sem- inary and the chant of the Te Deum by the small body of clergy attending. At the conclusion the Pope mounted his throne, wich had been waiting 69 years for the Bish- op of Rome’s occupancy, and re- cetved there the homage of the Ca- thedral Chapter. Then returning te the altar he tmparted the Apos- telic Benediction te all present. He Palted to venerate the sacred relics kept at the church, which in- clude what is purported te be a table of the Last Supper. and paused to admire a memorial tablet which St. Jolttn’s Chapter prepared in commemoration of the Jubilee . : As he left the palace he was bid- + ss eR. *: | | den farewell by Cardinal Pompitl FORK eee Twe Great Greups Archpiest of the Lateran Basilica: .4 | Msgr. Marchetti Selvagiani and Msgr. I.cole, director of the Lat- . b _, : : | | eran Museums. ae) ~ | a \ : = So oe a 45 ve . . “ r tice - , othe mtg 4 nnn? : bad . . hhh ats Wey ay ee el «cid a dl .. Pt hy AON A AR guia pre After the mass. which was said at the altar of the confession, the Pope had breakfast in a little room -. - | : ue - at the Lateran Palace and then, . : ~ EACH IFEM COMES PACKED IN A HOLIDAY BOX - ~

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7 COR OES TRB! Fee ORG’ 29g om Tg © PEELE EL OO A, E GC D FADO ENE I: BE * + ay ae . “ - ? ak heehee eel | A lags 5 _—. i eee de ed ee ere ee wee eo Oe eee ee e ET — CS A TT he, * $1.50 Weekly PAYS FOR THIS ¢ ~ Suite _— J an m ¢ 3 ye? , — VAN € ** ~ Weekly ~~ rh No fimer gift than. this! e+ smercirapen Soars Chests — Chests CEDAR LINED ng ape —_ as 4 ' Mohar Bed-Davenport ennessee . - am er * eo er * ee ane \ ax Little as $1.50 genuine “ Pay Walnut “L of walnut, ined with shown above and many others to selec am tenet tinidnereath ental cea amie I” > t That Are Sure to Ple ee eee ee ee DP RO ee le NE a eee NN I ALR TE ere Sew ae Ee Ee ee ee ed 42 - — SE EE HA eT ol P ET epee semen ——s one 7 Om sh 50 eal a ee KH jet ® ae 0 egy Pees igh Sa: é i=. pug ” : \ a PAS ‘es HT VAUAARLI INA MAVADAHANDAELLADUATUNN HVAADAVAAVORLVOADDAUAADOOUARLADANOONEL} ONNONAUNDLNULUIEE | get ER PG: ta : ; ; if fi Sait te aw 1 Beet : : Z ; bil - a’ bes x as ti 2% . ‘ A , y 7 ‘ : - CoD oe # 4 ahi b 3 Nihil. ith e Ang > ‘ cree ne . . ar Jenga een : nit nom a8. ORY ar 7 Bee Vw 7 at 7 . . . . ; . F : j F n +. $ " 2 ’ t7 eS - " pteig eat ty; i ’ " / “ ; , * oe F g ? a — Gh Regie. cos ~ >, : + > M wh the oo * \ ¥ * . — _ , ’ u . ” . > —- 7 _-* y y a 4 ee - é -: rf F res r pote : NAR RR ot Heped te ge ew A Hef Ragen dep oe sts ' on se one f ? t Z ts Ld nade i - a ea ae Sits 59 “ie er a — ENS th at r ; ; F a : A wer re ‘ » ‘ Yo UR + np tineye ® & , A Ree tine! Alesha tie nell, « lt e-em 1998 ? 1. , . a = a — ’ bs oar we ’ " ; ms > "A " — r ' rs jn r a’ .. + ie i is Bins : ai . : 5 gomaees p : ; . ‘ ith ee aa 3 ; NERS SESS es ats Tope ree : ate Sad , <i Seen ic + Dae pe oP Sie s a . 4 et 4 ve sit w as + " oer Poy : f 7% 4 + WF i! ae ee

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AMG es ti i i TR So ae , : = “ — 4 or a LY EN; ee FapEy ea gl: kg Rag Ma Se ‘ “et & oe ° ae e Sey ey ty Ee * le hs tegen. ont gt: wenn Tig - F a % dl aitaae aes ee tie, es Lo PEN TP T mM Teller, - Alaska, to Find’ Fiyer a0 Mechanic Miss- ing Six Weeks. meee d gsmcisted From. ME, A Alaska, Dec. 20.—Pilots y na Harold Fillam left Alaska, for Si-, issing since Nov. 9 after’ ? eee tr North, ‘Cape. They . ist seen flying across Bering | - and it was supposed they geached the mainland. : aon ond 4Fillam were ii an pour and. half after they: oft and their planes seemed |: functioning well There out panks over the Strait far out y shore. : ws bd Young and 5 : to follow oe if weather | | i. 2 a é vs with two P anes ' . ’ a ~ pi with te TOF Poise: — , : ; SAR ce seers! Wall Street ‘Bheak in the Stock Market coming pave preceded them. | . att ; * | on the ale ponents Tes ian theant Sth Cape, where Eielson and ~ , | for 1 Sand are thought to have beem down, is 500 miles from: tect Employe of Court Dies. © WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.—Rich-, ppecent the oldest employe of i ‘Gupreme Court of the United 5 died - his home here yes=; y Nugent, a Negro, was $i olf and had been with the for 57 years in various Ca@+ Hes. As a small boy he was mioyed in the home of the Clerk’ She court, and later aS @ MeCSSe er at the War Department In re he was appointed messenger | * i : - ) Ze hiram S\y ) Shirtings White, ae . Wie) Seabees: te ; Men! ‘Young Men! Here’s a Wondertal Oppereny to Dress Up for Christmas! Reconditioned esto occ : Player-Piano | : With 12 Rolls and Bench aw We _ give with o REE each purchase of $ : $10 or Fe an at- : | | - ‘ | s irective smoking stand. : | | Genuine Mazda 8-Light , NS ’ ‘Thotasnds of Them! in All Kinds of Patterns! All’ Woolens! All Sizes! All Styles! . .. Conveniently Arranged to Make Se re ae ) N ‘ikeas Haat]. Fear Big Lots:to Choose From and Every Lot contains almost as many Garments as an ordinary clothing Store! —$22 Values! . —$27. 50 Values! —$35 Values! —$45 Values! ¢ ; eee » ° - - % P *- \e “~ , a os Shi Sh Sa, a ROS rr in) APNE hore * . " ee atalted “Ch eek Ph ot Pm 5p RR NR SN : , Cee eee oe os ee DS Fine ‘ : fk hn! A ae Ae ‘ mee” eer nattiodg © “ the wih. oe ea ‘ WAS: Magee A a = : «J c tol - = noo a —_ - ” ah ere nge, Se oP SX frosted, Ta Mek Blue and canary. Eq pat ented washers, easy to hy on your fee and new style add-on plu z. Exim Christmas Tree Bulbs. 3 for $450-Value When New SS Star-Rite Reversible Type Electric ee i cee ad per- $ 6 | ’ DASTER., $2.95 hak aan ei « mi Pre 20's onl Me % 7 Mailer rubbed wey ? « 4 * . » ie ye - oe et Or aud elm cantata neh te hight BEES PRPS Ss Vs ee i oy * ce th ee Se y ‘ 5 exes - - sei ’ SPREE. IS gs Py Pe. wf pe PAP he PRAY Compiete, Ready to Attach by experts. A real ho Star-Rite Electric fain.... ccoesecsees a — Heating Nol nterest—No Extras we : Pads Guaranteed $6 value, Singie-heat Ta’ Pad, special $9. $8 value, 3-heat “x Pad, special, $3.98 -, $i8 Value Bridge or unior Lamp. Complete . er $8.95 SPECIAL JUNIOR LAMP Complete with 18- paper parch- ent shade. Walnut-Finish ae | 8] Ri} i: Smoker § c= f= al ~y J high, beautiful ? . ; bronze } Cabinet . a r Shade ‘7 ie 1am . attractive, st u rd y ; wf decorations to" cnlent Smokers in beantiful = Sen. inut finish, Price IS to $15 / Bride Or | ludes an ornamen- | Junior Lamp. ash tray. ey es _ “A , $3.95 $395 4 : oe ae = ‘ é <— @ ‘ i. a Fltons i a ¥ , * q & : oe ‘THE SUITS! } Men! Young Men!: We want you to see these Suits ... to-compare them with any Suits in St. Louis costing from 30% to 40% moreél’, .. . COMPAR. for Quality of woolens! Fine Worsteds! Cheviots! Velours! Unfinished itteds! Scotches! . .. COM- . PARE for Style Features! For Quality of Workmanship! . ... For Beauty of Pattern! .-. Of course, All sizes up to 50 chest! THE OVERCOATS! sives: Plenty of them! .’,. Oxford Grays, Too! Hee. ringbones! Diagonal Weaves! Overplaids! Criss-cross Plaids! and scores of other novelty weaves . .. All beautifully tailored in Tubular Models! Long Col, legiate Coats! High Peak Lapel Effects! Double-Breasted Ulsters! Debonair Chesterfield! Melve es Models! as boese3 & In sizes up to $0 chest! $00 A YO EE YES O0 YO IE OEE OER OEE YOR EK YOR IO EE IE YaST OSA HET IO te Metal Base Lamp, $i. Smokin Ye i $9 Electric Stand . ; ; a ae Waffle Iron 1-metal, attractively » wcorated. Complete th accessories. ~9c’ Walnut i =F ok, q " : wie _ Secretary Ze ii is bO%, enter "a 4 . : ae t ~ , Mae I. enuine walnut [ey A Floor Torchere. eo, + Dt ing im design. “1 and $17 Value $4950 Pay $3 Month ere Ne — Rr eS i Ff . ; 7h 4 Ni ee. = cg ee a . " 4 er See es aii 7 ied Desk alnut finish. finer gift this. ey $1.50 Month & Waihewr mR err” . ere bi rk Wis te : ya Ft o ot oe = sh foci tet “le ren te eT MBL

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Big att — we Ae Pa "a 3 Y NEF ety - ARY wi Me Boe 2 “ee pS ae Se ; : } A. Fe, ve eB coe ot wae er + s b> A: - na eee re * : ABB ut. ea 2% ; . the il Sit ytd Sf won 4) i i fy pny - " | . : -~ 7 * : a: ~4 - cite he a ee OOS Ree Ne eee PAR Mee PP De We AR Ne a a ee ee ee ee in : + F ini Hin 4 ss a> ke me w 0 Mt Tm att & {i hi ee ee en A Toe asity a at ids! it tha ue io Hifi "ys ii A He At Ht 4 | aft pa iulfli a Taree “ea tae + cllive®. » : , CORR nu ee eras pontiincaiees fae : . APOE NS a mat Bee ne fi Ht £4 i! ihe LE bs itt iy z A Few of the Many Bargains SPECIAL. %, % and Full-Size Vielin Gutfits and bow—e 612.00 vaiue fer ci Te ll i tidied teat ee ee ee eee ee ee ee | $5.90 > _*-* er ee ee OR eee eet ee +e © ee he © + © cempiete with a greed grade @utfits, bow—e $8.75 vaiue for — my ~ , . 2. a nh fk att pis Others Up te act 4 . aa ree © & ieiee.......- ee ** ere drum, ao Ss o20ce meee ROS $25.00 Peerem, aie price... ..... % » with . warts dey CORNET AND TRUMPET OUTFITS ce. CLARINET OUTFIT “BR. Albert Sretem, $37.50 value...528.50 - $27.39 Trumpet Outfit, sale price. . $18.50 t-tiS 8.20 Like new. §158.08 - se. esse ee 8 res © e ' ° ee Bb. Bochm System, $60.08 value. . $45.00 ee ee | eee ode ees ee *eeete8@ price. $15.08 Temer, sale price. Si2.M® Deer, sale price........... fer |: $25.08 Cornet Outfit, enie price ~-- $82.58 _ S22.58 walue,_aale price. + S ear. eee CER seer Patra RD ii}, SERS OR emai Ro as. . ° ‘omoRer +e SRG REE HIRES 88” NB RRR OR 9 re ER whi: ‘ Hee a Anaya if i i fei ei it nie Ht rt Ae Hee i App der UH tikes 2 ay5.8 : a) as USS 2 ROT SOR a ee i ¥ o —. 8 ae we —_— : ¥ a . * : , ae tt * ~~ iT ee po ey aT ee

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ak 2 gle diragu Re footer ped at = . | 2 3 oa Pee: ils, the ae : a _— : SATIO "4 1S ee oe. eS > a Bes, i" : _~ a A 1 ag . C an Robbed on * ' ’ s. | . | | a “= f wy ® 4c spt: - F 3 W eism _ i * oe, ’ ’ bs ’ i, . ' a - | . : " WAL! 1 thege nas Mt Li. a tl oe AO aoe | , ee | —engeneel 5 mea : | 2 MEW;e-¢1n (.1NeR Lesa: O° Bn rogers “Olive Street, : ) fees ; a! ng tr a , | | e | 27 = | fe y * | i | .” aero Paid be 8 ne mee se Pe: —m=@ @F “gh i gel Weisman, an insurance. ' ; | e , ; ' duos - ' “_ a | A $s 4 : 2 robbed of $130 in» his on the third floor of the Wave Building, 3638 Olive at 8:30 4. m. today. A man threatened him with a took the money and escaped tairway- ‘ ‘eg Gaskin. jeweler at 1504 $17,000 CHAPEL FOR | CHAPEL FOR CHURCH », avenue, @fter being. — of $10 by two Negroes ‘Edwin H. Peters, general mana- est night. followed them to}ger of the Peters branch of the In- greet and fired two shots at | ternational Shoe Co., is the donor Patrolman Elmer Yeager, | et @ $17,000 chapel to the Chris- by the shots, also ‘gave | tian Church of Plattsburg, O., i fring two shots as they ran | memory of his ‘wife, who died in. in Fifteenth street. Both August, 1928. The chapel was} dedicated recently in ceremonies a receiving & telephone call j attended by Peters. : medicine and change for $5,; Mrs. Peters was a member of jj Hoffman, 13-year-old deliv-;the congregation. of the Plattsburg ‘boy employed by Otto Schim-jchurch before her marriage in aroggist at 4067 Shaw boule-} 1906. Her will included a bequest . | last night by of $1000 to the church. el . me-he . and conch. Un- “FP CIGARE us. THINK! OLD GOLD 'Y PER CARTON | OF 4 TINS, 50 IN EACH TIN. 200 CIGARETTES IN ALL, FRESH. healthfully heated and | x ay ; ~ : : IN XMAS PACKING ‘ventilated, World's greatest motor bus system of- fers low fares to nearly every important point in America. HOLIDAY TRAVEL SAVINGS: Com i? . 7 on © “ ww de 4 " > ~ CHI Sidehnei De IN POLIS.... 5.00 LLE ...... 6.00 simntiieane SOOO MP pe 6.00 NEW EANS.... 16.35 eae AEE yk JAC LLE.... 24,00 KA CITY... 5:00 DENVER ................ 18.50 TULSA dicen ee LOS ANGELES .... 47.00 A, \ oe pe Sag LP eR tp SEY * et ae, aaa eas ae Pg ’ PP nod ed Li S, ovindaa > thr, ig A i Si i LIOR tr “ tan = a. oe T. : hovtrmies "'n:4 ~ Union Market Terminal 6th & Morgan Sts. Phone Central 7800 Pade o% e.tipighe a ‘(Faéébh sEP-LINED |} povs’ $6.60 SHEEP-LINED | ie Seen Sores AI —~. «# ,> = 7 a i« a aes — * > T bosoping with the Ludwig Policy of ees bee 50c a eee complete stock of ne ESCHER “TRUE TO} P BAND INSTRU OPHONES AND BANI ett ae 5 WxLL AS LUDWIG & LUT MB ey sen tch IND BANJOS are carried in stocks foe . cenerous-size bromine: me “apphires or emeralds, moveme el. with mesh hoe e eee mesh band te match. =, Glee S $1 Down—$1 Week be ot SP By ye aig i ues . onal paar: ES eh Rage aa ee RE 7.5 ee RAs MP fe. - = xa * io NPC SBS 2 an emt! oe \ a » | | fa he * tase "Bes wait : SR Oe ce Leet Teese rabies. 05 iad Fx etal z , aaiie and colors, En- | | ot : ee aes | : 7 Variety of : — : A A AERA oh AIS ALLL ROLE EO ee ee Sane « es BT HT 5 ee * 4" Bu wf *. , . — ae ? , the SP ~~ ’ at : , . * : \ ‘ 9 he a : at G y d ‘ ¥ f . Sn . bp . | ‘ . $ No 7 ¥ e i, + 5 ee z 3 > ’ a , ao ba “a - Sr Qe Ree " ‘ i th 2 U ' : » 5 fate > ne 3 eee es a - Phe dee os 3 * . a _ ’ : > 4 rey i S oy a % t ‘ p Naat aa iy ? . - 7 " ; ¢ + « 7 a ee " - sas eS er 7 4 — Ye: ot, | ih ne i +% _ . % 4 4 & | 5 ’ 3. 7 - Ss x - - 5 z - 3 : f ee . = a ‘ : % y ( - r ¥ . pve = i oe i me ae , é ¥ hte ne ‘ § v5.3 we . & \ 1 ’ ~ - wig. tee K crete: Ee eo ; : he 4 ¢ 7 - . ' wes -- ‘ i » * . a] - “ . y : -* me : oe 4 .. - . -. : 7 _ _ a eS f re r eee. 4 ‘ > Pt a we : c iy Sees ” me Lact ae : roo ‘ 5 Ripe « = 4 % # ° - + din etbade 2 » ae - #f f “ ot ‘ -* bo : *. - s 3 ae Agee a ot ae ae ee Ba ot” SOE ceili oe” Cokes Lo ee, ae be - ; “ . s We % Se : e 2 OMe oe Pe yaar sale RE galt <a ape tl

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apr cna meg a ’ . Le “ s ™M. w. WARREN COKE cc ‘X . | _ | ‘Udw j ‘ ~t14' Ss 1 ‘ oe ee a ede» Ped us eed : ae 4 ae Aan ty ee Pp _— aa, aaa ee So rr uae wee A naa Mong ie es SR es ee ees ee nee te * i Po ee nee LN A A LCL LS LLL ALLELE LO OP - wese-> ae eg RE Al CLIC LG LLG EE GLI EL I A Ee a am ~~ or Rh ee ee a i rooms, than can be; WAT tek ted _ ae 25 hte g Y ciiatiee % ee ‘ ‘ert ot fs « “ 2 d Pe ee ee ie : we, ee rag 5 Se 4 a ~~ ‘- ‘ eS at L Seer tgeg, te eS 9 td are Uwe) me eae fe, ay IR Ra egg OY ot y 7 7 bn, ep Cn aps + an ls, BOR a Be - . Jer i ae ae ay Gs $6.75 $11.25 |} $14 TRAINS [|] TRAINS Be CASH CASH r $1 $ | i Ope $19°S $29" THE LARGEST MUSIC MOUSE IN St LOWS : The New Screen-Grid sine 7 * | | . 3 | VIOLINS .|#|i RCA Radiola J ee. —% Se oe Tas mre RE ed | dil ee $1 For 30 years Hunleth’s 34 ae BALI EARIN SSS ee ae ae | | : ' cabinet | Sin a. : gre mt we ed |e is fe : yo mn CYCI ; te sits $6.98 | a | $7.50 MAMA | | w Ef . avcght bien amide swith | Stand with 1011ns. ousan oO em |2# low price. , 7 in colored | carrying handle j er and | $6.98 ‘ a 4 F ;DOLL. “ees e ; ; A _ enamel with : greene Lee _— — , | | colore giass . from 35c to $3000. +- a ’ : att > T — j , : =. . tray. with fittings. side. Stradivarius Model—j) Genuine Reth Viell ; ) | — .. $1.59 | , Good full tone; the ap- | Thoroughly handmade, | a . gia. ee a ~ x: r ‘ = proved school $6 75 by this world - re- : strong ’ | | ‘ | Violin ‘ nowned 5 Vielin Outfits for the | maker...... . . 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Ukulele —solid mahog- , Ukulele— | ce eA . > any. handsomely $5 | ment: oe mone: 9 3"E "fla a g2.60 P i au : oer | Sh ee CI rerie 94.98] ON |e ases| Ny Ba Heese $1.59) Sos | epee ieee BEntire Stock All Leading Makes edndee, dy og eS ee eee 50,000 Victor, Columbia and Brunswick | 3% a | | oll Cs si} beard | + 0 Dump Truck Pp Re ee: | Records to Choose From LE . ae | Te Po : : ge ws eae “3 | Fee | Ce ee 3 of _ ' . " : i . ° —_ . — —_ : . ae = : om “ : | & a . — o. ~ 7 . - cr 5 ys a i ; ¥ 2 ‘ i : % . ' : » :- ~ ' oe e " . ; » m. ' * ‘ : , ' Reed fiber , * i = > ’ 5 a : , s : - q | —s , * : ~ 2 . ‘ a . Nee ee erennen a $1.28 Rea Kin- | dergarten ae en eS ee * R ” 4 . £ ue —— >“ c —_ fT en f +2 t °4 : ‘ $e a °3 4 3 : . 3 : . 4 a / ‘ : ¥ rs : 7 ‘ > ‘ » 4 . » L e I : oe" 3 a ‘ - ‘ * $ ? J me oF Pi: i 3 (et Sn Fae 4 P 7 - = & ; : "A is . ’ 4 . 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Cabinets $1 ana pea mm . 2 ) | oe with play packages. ALL ODD ) END “su0m : lad & 4 ' | Cash and Carry LN CL NE I Ae se ate teeta toy Carpet Sweepers Bisse)’ | that really x. (=| (Es oe] (| |) [ey (ec en feeee ee #730, $2.95 s Child’. = $5.78 15 oun $1.28 PERFUME ROSE i #o DEPTLATORY COCOANUT O1L PACE - gee ee ae a ee , ¢ atte pe Na ; sy a ee J icin © ieee 7 oms a ee | , a ; ee ee me rere Fee tee ee 4 ey ate i es in wanes % al Sd ene he Sa Regs “wnert’,’- BT : t ae ; “ate te, te: Rey Hh g : | . Cee A AVI GEV Bx me ae rl oh be ate " _ ANS RR PRY re el la ade eee me a 3 = t eed g v -F 8 Rese ‘i pee Gates ~ *

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‘elle. * et tired of wasting { fuel ides. oot , smoke and dirt; tired of ! ke a coal fire behave, then dod judgment of thousands of —burn coke, Ueeke cops s fuel that Lett thats hemes 4 inds of weather, Order , and phone. us for a free $10.25 $10.75 per ton in full loads f [ARREN COKE co. | ts rooms, more homes in St Towle than cam be per. The new screen-grid powerful 2 a beautiful cad- net. Py eee Se tt - bce ie oh + apes ot se HAT CO. HEAD 0 my BEFORE ; pe Let $3300 in Salary “— ; javestement Go, Beeause Ig- }* gored in Management. use » iD th go alt e business of the Burns nough he held the title dent, he retired last March, | his investment_of $1500 poonin $1800. accord- ck salary of his te stimony es sey Jatt usiness Was con- J. F. Burns had ‘no ee f ; ee , , 4 1 od company’s assets of $5204, consisting of stock in trade and accounts receivable. A. G 3 GR joy and Market 14 » Shop on !he Cor S f ~ mF he by “HOES DYED ANY COLOR Gloss Finish—Bring Samp . ¢ i ae, - £ : ae Pe r% 4 y; br - aes ‘ i ble” . “~s ena 2 a ae ae . . —_ : “ ¥ 7 on by # aa ao ua nf ae fo Ba ager ‘ : Fuh 8 39- A A a . te ‘ ? 4 is sole ers . ee - _— > 7] es es a, & 7 iv 28 \ bed z a F- ny ¥ . . 4 Si es wie : § ie ¥, a oe dn f Pr SRW, ‘ 4 *, biol } Wem a ue ae s 4 “3 « 4 - ~ we, > 7 % “a bo Ca ten ee : ng o $e * > is Sia OLE PD GROPING Be, IR ATONE A “i pe na Lx Fs z oes, py , xe eS : BERBER serge 4 ; ‘ > a ; Shan and wth bt ; hand in hand with Gloves ... For vo at ohildren ... Ask s foe them at your favorite store. + \ OPEN wean BALANCED UNIT~ ¥ SCREEN-GRID ; ELECTRIC RADIO |‘; "LID | oo Cash ..; Double Eagle Stamps Smoker $6.50 Oval Axminster Rugs $35.00 ent ase Semon Saterday On—Open Uni 9. wy Ls ee = Axminster 9x12 Felt-base Rugs, wi sas tiieddn’s appropriate CL EE Rugs in new with border (i (18x36 Mat Pep seca *7-- 2: ie ever erweerrereeoer ra aereere EA. TS, athens kill aie. le cey sey rire gre ts 4 ei 4 G6 2 ae &. . * se | } . 1h eae FS ne ro cet ; KOOLMOTOR GASOLENE perme of ee BO eS tbe Spe ee Fe Er - ApS ae ea eo ihe te Y, = BS ie nage gg ancanp c w z * " itty needa tinee Gillen: 5 Alia aor Eine Tiss > ~ pica 7 di wae ttn ae . ao - ’ . ‘ “ eetranaen Beet ee eg oa : ae Se ra, ee ; > vt oe in “25 : ¥ ™ ie Lo nd Se ee P " ay ah Seiko De ? “avepny 6 dale nee ~ ee ie y * Rew omen i LEEK POO LOE GLE OE ot gewe ~ tea yn mere one age 2 Aa oo 0 ie pects, Seoeetiha: Pay t

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prices. anous Evangeline Chocolates— “Better Mountains, that get you out $9.08 Cigar Lighters All with frers — of fuel space — sure audsome Xmas Cards— Score Pad Handsome Case — : $7.00 attractive Clocks plenty $1.00 |, 8600 Bridge Sets Packs of Pencil in ule, from $].00 a In varied bh boxes at r nial fellows Big, oun 6c _— | “Oe ery Heavy Orna- Me “—e et remem “— * >= a ~ GRAND. » oii. r; N 0 a ee a 4s Gove fh * al Gift . _ l Last Minute 7 , mils Hef rH - Suggest ” “a °° eT ae EE: ee ee. _ ay ben - i we Tae cies - Pp : fh ; a a, xe — a ee SACk ~ Ags se AR apres * pies oe ee Se ee . ed way age EP ae ee gat Rie, ie oN Sadia Te ire Ys. : se * ate de ike 8 h s | Reo ee i” OP tag there . " * Paget) ieee . f 6 ae pee eax : Ose. a vs ge 4 - Pe 2 Ms ee Uae - f © ‘ > = a b. 1 » a Oe ee eee ee representatives sular lif He 3 TIRE uf an yeaye ~~ a ee 2 eS — ig i ee Wer ie, Lee ae if a Pai wa HM . * ra *ta TAUED a oa rd fe ™ a See - — ~~ oF SEE me gee OT Se eee ovhedl ae a THAR se 3 OSS i 8s cual Yih 4 : TLE ay, He 2 i a oo eee “ ee HE ts ut = ai ik ; . re iss ih +f li dtedss $5. F Aye Hie cil i Ba. ps la in di HH iit if li wees 5 ea : anid’: st salt ati faa inl = her deposition, MPs. temp tap ee ’ ; Pad ‘~ a hi replied friend , who is Repub- Committeeman from Gown there for Senator. “eoctinas sominaly to held. ere i Bey He i in nature,’ may have been viclated. community property at Hetty wood. selected The conimittese chairman. nal on ‘ e A ad EE te ROR eee Bis 4 RAs . - 4 Fog of oe = ,, Rae ie gy Se a Re “AA, — ee oF be, Saws Peds: Phone Manufacturers of Starck Grand, Upright and Player- Pianos | CHestaut a ae Seas ae a rad +, rnd $1.25 = ~ COAST TO COAST Chrisimas._ Bakery Goods for - ® ts, ~ 7) FA ie Pint SER +: ag af HHL i. », \ >» er - : ~ ° + a ms 24 « —_ ” - - : iste ts ~ ~ ot . al N a3 4 ’ : 3 — oe ~~, % on ae , Te os as ae ° . > e oe ee -60c ‘ — ae hb i a a pie ~ 4 . . > Se ; gg - ae & ; . ‘ ® a x - ‘* , ‘ } nt ae : > ps! * ae . : a x, . 7 Fi ». 7 7% * Chocolates, Ib. $1.50 * tg Kok Us da cS ; — ft Candies, Ib... . .25¢ Assorted Gavors, Ib... .25c oft. ‘ an '¥ rT ie Kiddies’ Candy Box Assorted, 1 dozen in box 25¢ Kiddie Stick Candy, 4 hb. bor... .15¢ “i S. E. Corner 11th Ready Packed in x, a, 3 and 5b. Boars 2. - vd a Lady-Love Vatiety Chocolates, tb. $1.00 Peppermint Canes, per box, 35¢ & 50c -lb. Boxes Lady-Love Supreme Stick Candy, cd . é : , T 80c 60c 60c .....80¢ | French Mixed Candy, tb..........2S¢ N IN 1018 Olive St. \ | y ap } Ib. 1, 2, 3,4 and 5 $1.25 Chrin Stores in All Principal Cities .- $l and $1.25 THREE STORES 417N.7th * * + 6th & Olive * * » 910 Olive For Christmas USE OUR READY PACKED. SERVICE “i eeeecese @e @eeeee6 Animal Cookies * eee eee 86266 © . 1b. 60c ‘ « ‘ ¥ 4 - » a fa — ; ‘ % Fei gsc 2 4 +" : ; > ¢ « ¥ an ”™ : ; Pied ' ‘ 2 Pe : « +"? ~ Pi a, fie’ y w Of Sm ‘ * oy ry , * Lebkuchen (HoneyCakes) Ib. Anise Drops... .. ........ Ib —_— Assorted Milk Choco- a PRET Character Candies, Assorted, ib... None Finer Made... . All Sizes Quality Candies Packed With The Utmost Care 3-lb. Christmas Special : 50 Children’s Christmas Package 50 Ideal Milk Chocolates, Assorted, Ib. 60c Finest Hard Candies, Assorted, Ib...60c | ‘Midget WE PARCEL POS Ideal Candies, Assorted, Ib... . . . . .60c Ideal Chocolates, Assorted, Ib... . .60c Call Early. Only a limited number at this special price Superfine Assorted Superfine Assorted Chocolates, Ib. $1.25 All Nut Chocolates, ib A eee OPES 5p eS ap . Bi - ‘ 3 x 7 rs ig: SS ae : ae Be ie Cn he age Ses es? i ah + See on 5 ; see Saghey eae eat eek. PS, OE ee per sin a ES Bo Pee . ; ae adiiierndiat tun "a cate Ree sini ra é ‘ "}- a res. ~ ¥ a ee ~ ‘ hg ri, Ne 7 - e we Sg, . i a ~— et ey us : , te ¢ . ae a vecgew ms ma ameere zs A * “& “: . / a ats 1 pbiy ” & cae oe 3 4 ou pee Ste “5 ai ‘ is if ¢ = x s ‘ . —oy * > eyes: 9 ye . ’ a ~ a - . He ~ ; sa a. ee, tee + ame nary senate Sidhat ale rae marmalade hoe ae es ei seat nantatindiatl ie Meher eae ites. 5 es ¥ i wf q . 3 a o.. - ' 7 a ™ ne tirey on eon aa ca yen ‘ite saat ae nam a ” . : 2 i ae 4 Ri a fs cae 7 OO : : " ES RS pg rite a, “ae rere aaen — Ses rere ee: uct tin ‘ PS eg athena hh ae ke ey a Vaile ie See Es - hy 3 Po es BE gs Pies de Pag ce a 34 : ish we x ’ = Oa a AOR hy SUEAs ie ga: 2 - - ’ o? a ee ro : pte ae eas % pits Bs" Undhidy-etaeenspats ine a Fay : * Apt eines, Moma pa ie a * fen * aR ee » er H 4 a 5 ba +3 ye * a2. o at 7 “ » ce , Be hg Pre. goo Poa <1 fe Care ae aa Fig te “4 amen WME Se meee a. : - 2 ee i a Be i er Puninn Some i pet eee iba a

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Sex be - ! + "33 4 ‘ “ “ TM ae te w - Hy f eh i —- t: LE their replacement by members of the Mississippi syndicate. The Court is expected to name a Charlies J. Stromberg, a minority ; I be ; se , | : RDAY-SUNDAY SPECIAL | . - tia § | $13.50 $738 $egR $698 . OPEN SATURDAY TILLOP.M. - | {3 Soe Oe value» | 12 _ Felue."e)—— en 159) a SUNDAY 8:30 A. M. TILL 12:30 NOON ee | 7 gone ae” sa These bikes are equipped with New Departure *“Joy-Toy”” tubular steel models, with chromium- FOR your : ful be Mer sent, 12-4 Str aatideeinnioen rubber Baked- pated handle bare Ome OLD RADIO joints, one-inch tubular —} , on enamel finish: Far eh steel frame. Ball-begring St 906 Sheen Adenie | | f tohandie bars is S2 inches. —soekets. : " able aeate. Ee wepeien with éfy law : ment appropriations. $15.79 24-Inch Velocipedes, $11.85 $8.98 16-Inch Velocipedes, $6.75 “Fairy” aristocrats; with 14-inch balloon rubber tires, _Plain-bearing tubular steel velocipedes, in bright red-fin- ball-bearing wheels and adjustable leather seat. Nickel- ish. Rubber tires and plated handle bars. Marvelous value. : =, A Special Selling of ‘on &y ; : —- aa known,” mo L | There has been no inkling from = ne commission as te when it will | port Senator Glass said that “a Metal magazine baskets >» last week, eight months after | he organization @f the commis- | a h Suze 19x on. one of its members came to menes. Strongly us office to get a copy of the ap- | made. Artistic. ropriation bill in which were pro- ‘Ged *unds for its existence. Turns on Wickersham. Senator Harris also directed his re at _hairman Wickersham of y . es be Commission. natal stands finished in walnat, Ash ) , ‘ & : “{ de not believe vile penaatens, - " ‘ tray rests. | , : ; — 7 . pas pr Gis Bh Shon ak i neh pe ONE RE ts oS A | ag ; x sp : Ri, Sie gl he Oe each gp inal ool Maan ae ee eS ie EE RI i i, ete a el” gba ile & NB Met alee aks Te: ee | i eee ee oe eae Prk i rie as fe er ek cn ae Pe ee Pe Seay Rei Se oe ek = ae PHS Seah oe oc eS ae Ge eRe iS ae ee Fer eee RT AIO Sek > lin tc ; a i a (PL Hronchees be ie ra em ‘4 Ne yy ee “ june iOigi ass. paella a erg Sx ek PL gk! a ine te rs 9 5 RO eg aN, “ee 5 ’ ph halite ‘ om, as hes oy raaga nips Sigs ‘ ee eee ene Pyne ad Ns BR Nediqnlfee Bch ny 2 ‘ ae ¥ ne r y . - 4 . r. B F x f, iia ep EO iene Wa: i Cate ae avy . s- " : i) 3 ve 1 ee A Gh 4 F : oe ae a te gee went tal we el bbe ho se 4 ee Pee a a 7 yp gy a cea om * - : . member of the commission re- 7 ntly had been locking ‘far a) ‘ Boys’ Sets cees 4ie nouse to lease here for four . Sheep-Lined Coats 5 E > ~~ . P a ; > * - » ad hed Ne EN! ar Ee we Ke — . @- ~~ e = > -*# a a - ae - — Pe tant s* 2 OO a OM _ oe » ~ . . — - - ” a HELD BY JOBLESS RADICALS By 1 les a 45) lashes With Police in Berle and | Killed. Sr ‘he Associated Press. Hit - A ° f , im > ; urred n Bertin, Authorized Dealers and a Fuii , — very neatly de- | are , ; T+ monstrations Line on Display of Large : Rh’ | _— : Lad been widely BCA Radislet — Majestic — Eria — Phiice | wore , litt gé bjé AL Sie EN A NONE RN a el ANN, ete tt: «State, wei : 7 * Pa ‘many shapes | 8iipey =. a Lo ae Mame, aim — S. Aten een ee ; *% 7 : af ee pas: wa EF " : . a ne = SF bsg : Sedo... :- aaiiaal ys Poe te oe ve Pe erg 3,7 wk a oe i>, oie ate aN e 4 i y EE OR omy, zie : we bh x ne Ry . a , Pins RE 7 eo ee * . . * ‘ates 4 Sea LE ae Ry te ye ee tie , ) Re. mS BAe Se ota ts . es aed : Sy 7 te aaa ae aiel« | 1 : Pg . eis: oe <2 ewe oh! RES Gg at 2 es LETRA. 9 = ls a roi ‘. San hee SMR bi aa Oe oo re aaa ae : os ee as! eae pare Bet eh Te Seo 2 Fie Pe S ts . - a . eee po al BE ete aN baa 5 ah wii aE x - Sate Sie ¢ Q at ss ¥ i

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Ss OR yr ink ag lee Ee a | a and Open HESHRET: ER fia ok eM a’ ch Be ese ; | ty i ee eee 3 a0 + “, a “Lait, ice % .. associated aa 4SHIN TON, gh drive today to force wariy report on opening hear- president Hoover's law en- sb commission. Democratic drys—-Senator ie and Glass, Vir- re now Senate | , om pnother dollar’ will be spriated to the commission un- : t submits some sort of report ve first erght months of work.. oe r Glass, author of the — fund for the commission, ae that the commission had | ated aside the original pur- a investigation of prohibi- etait at ale gO ge - an, ts —— - . _ a — —_— . 2H Le 4 || ) ) SUGGESTIONS Fancy flowers, or wide i. ; pO oa 48 e. Es ips a | | © Bags ; : : ; : : ; f Four-in-hand tie, fancy “a cia oy a wet, gave all | ! ¥ = : V4 oe € : oT ‘ " ms ‘ ' « se 8 © e+ @ © © 6th bordered handkerchief, PBtic in the Senate that he would |My . . 2 3. ak m= ion © } ~~ tH ee eeeenetes and metal bullet style Msist upon an early report from S ne od *s. ———_ Bes | 3 = aS i : see ect eee #688 pencil. In-gift box. ie Commission and also for oped Kitchen Cabinets . $2 AWS NSE on 8 namely ge spelpabeh aaa a hea ings by 3 oe at a: die Benches fey Poe ° $27.75 : a aes 2 ify f e} Tk ae : if t Secretary Desks ..... cee eee ee eeees Bathrobes . . . $2.98 BBDEMONSTRATIONS IN GERMANY Saves Sane ee 1. 68e + tS SHIN Be HL eee DTOMOORO «2.2 += ++ «te cee Gi Boys’ blanket cloth Line. per sq. v 7 e Pa 3.95 | > .-\ ek eae ke fables eee * snes oka: + vee + wen 4 : —— ie ype are Tan Pe) SP y te ans ies - Wee Cee, AeA ”) Sere Ol ro ~ “ robes in pleasing pat- Blankets or Comforts . . terns and colors, cord, and convertible collars. HELD BY JOBLESS RADICALS Ulashes With Police in Berlin and Uther Cities Reported: Two ELECTRIC ee > —* ———— Sizes 8 to 16. SAD redeogmeny “I | SEVEN- BERLIN, Der. 20.—Demonstra- . han € 4} ; ° Be ‘ A . Men’s Ties ..+. 79¢ #Ry.” employed were held | . z 3 TUBE ’ 3 a ~ ? ‘ea 5 + ars : é . © a sila : 7 \ommunists in several large Hand-tailored neckwear serman cities yesterday evening. in fancy patterns, artis- es with police resulted and it” tie colors and mogadore “reported that two men had tr Wid s in the Berlin riots stripes. e coior injured. The demon- range. Gift. boxes. | Bvations were held to back up de- 7 7 ‘ aude from city Pe Novelties “se. $1.00 The , ity councils. el na —— - . ns mi ne y rie} “cs for special Christmas relief serious clashes oce Japanese sugar “red in Berlin. The fact that the — creamers, teapots, salad Se tions were to take place Dial! Complete, nothing-else to buy. dressing sets, Sones police haa > vo vertised and the y : ee “LB 2 4 | 4 fountains, bonbon dishes, them. og rt geeeen ae and many others. Md repulsed every effort by cigs onstrators to reach that 6 Officers said shots were Searls... . : 8 ix ee ae. .. 2 Stench bombs into the meete chair and wing *? : rr ine fcorny dar ° anc} ‘ _. Of the elty council and table lamp with shade, end table, maser book ends. signs and hand peinted a) he members to leave, There. Either bridge or junior lamp complete ss effects. | tery . Sloordess at Kiel, Stet-. riced $204. ec = = || Less $25 Gift Certificate costs you. ......... ’ s « . a 4 af y % " 5 ha — : abe 5 o “4 : 2 2 . + . 2 monk 7 3 =a 4 bye . . J. 7 a — 74 . 2 Fe p . - f ; i ; 2 . . - eer 4 & oi ‘ = . ‘ 4 ae fn - . et ; ms « & we P ‘ i pr ~*~ ; N vn . ¥S * t ‘ - bia e. 5 : 7 ae ; } ; : : oi ter € : ae a © s * ; . ; . 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Bil abt EOL TEE EAE SOOM, 2 Ake, ae é . Me a “3 , AA ile oe Se re sh . 2 tL z ar ae x ‘ J re. digs + Phe = “ems Os » a Se, 5 s — >; : 7 bd 4 ae ~ ee an é “> —'* , r bas rs > , "x z “FR as Paty os Ries ce gere ths ; SO tid BA, TE a ee oe aaa PN Ser ES ab bee = RI oe Seer ae e SS ee I eas ekg Melee Rega 3 OR bie aa oS ae PF ee Bk Pe ge ae ~ * Maen A a im pI pesesg a Py 2 m4 ig TS A aii ee - : ek? RS 4 vas rk, Pe) “ é = ns eae , ~fe Ahly Pye wt, Y ° OME ge PA hua ag © a ¥t " r ae “e . j Y ss, : is TL bly 3 | 7h i 1B FRE Hi trey > ee 1 itt F = Fi RT EEE Eee eer : i 19 sj iif Af * sive most of the time, making it a battle of safeties. Greenleaf mis- eued twice and fouled once, while Rudolph made four costly misses. The néw champion's high run was 44 and Rudolph’s 23. : The victory was worth abou ae es oe $8000 to Greenleaf. The first prize ses pe TR Sa ee —_ ; Boa ge SR Bees minor points. ‘ was $1200 plus a percentage of igre ieee all "Orhe yuit yesterday,” Ander- the gate which would bring it to| jai Gea MEE | son told the Post-Dispatch teens. about $2000. The world champion xi : “| ‘meant % “al buttoned also gets a $6000 a year contract from the National Billiard Asso- ciation. Rudoiph won $1000, also a per- centage in the gate and a $3000 a year contract. Greenleaf held the championship from 1919 until May, 1926, when it posed te une Sehetehl._ ze re- STEVE DONOGHUE. lost it to Rudolph in a challenge HAVANA, Cuba, Dec. 20.— match in New York in January,| C.- Pi d, presiding 1927. He won it back in 1928 in Chicago, but lost it to Taberski again in December of that year. Taberski was the defending champion in the tournament here, finishing third. The score by innings: : Havana and proceed to jJama- able that whether Anderson is one 0-0.0 323 8 i32—7--125. | ica for a vist, returning here "| gc or to stay will definitely be, Rudolph 0 © 0 14120993 23} im one week. determined by tomorrow. 7000014 2—75—6—69. Safeties—Greenleaf 9, Rudolph 6 Holleys Lack Speed Necessary SIX MIDWEST STARS ON GRANTLAND Rice's | 10 Cope With St. Louis Soccer FR ALL-AMERICA ELEVEN guards. . Both Central and Soldan will By the Associated Press. EI Detr Expe Sa NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—Coilier’s evens, ot rt ys Seat im tht aaene Renee thet opened | the season last week. Keith Wal. Weekly, which for years published ker and Barney Passer will carry the “ll-America football selections By Fred Broomfield ‘the brunt of the Soldan attack. of the late Walter Camp, yesterday ' Soccer Expert, Detroit News. ~ Tom Cass will be the center and made public an all-star team for Ben Reese and Dave Cook the 1929. pickea by Grasitland Rice. DETROIT, Dec. 20.—The Holley soccer team, the best Detroit ; | guards, Rice’s welections. which inc'rde has produced in a decade, has a Scientific lineup available for its_St. cm Aifred Friedli has confi- six from the Middle West, four | Louis exhibition against,the Ben Millers, Christmas day. It is a mix-| dence in the five which opposed | ee the “ast ane one from the/ ture of American, English, Scottish, Canadian and German talent,|! Cleveland. based on the stubborn Southwest, follows: that carries to a high degree, expert ball manipulation, thorough un- te ems rg! wo — ! derstanding for position play and plenty of good shooting. APOE in William Ens and Ralph It is exceptionally strong on de- — and left backs; have drawn | ‘Bud” Yourtee. the Midcityans were}: fense, but it does not carry the | the assignment on the last fine of | within striking distance through- speed of the fast St. Louis soccer | 2*f¢™S¢- Cairns is a good allround {out the inaugural game. Central stieiilatine defensive player of Scottish birth. | will be represented - by Marvin : r Woods is the former cee rt! Edelman and Ens, forwards: Na- The season of 1928-29 saw the) Bricklayer fullback. Very aggres-|than Schechter. center, and Her- LF Mullins }|HolHeys advance to the final of the/ sive and not particular whether-or/man Pfeifer and Yourtee. guards. cocee fy 1a eeu meets | National Challenge Cup with a/ 80t he misses the ball and connects; The only member on the reserve j ee TE ey Glassgow of Iowa. technique, but what it lacked in| times carries his aggressiveness to | Pau! Irwin. Fullback— We h of rardue. that respect ‘was more than bal-/| extremes. He is an Americane [Lagos tomorrow night's game. BADGER BASKET STAR determination. It was these quali-| Holleys are strongest at half-| when Central starts the New Year IS DECLARED ELIGIBLE ‘ties that eliminated Chicago Sparta }back, where they have Johnny ed meeting Beaumont and Cleve- ISON. ee _j|where a week previous, the Ben/|ter; Jim Matthews, Sigfried Bau- footy © Rog Rene 20 on: Millers were defeated. Against | knecht and ohn Hagen. left avafl C} inad the Downtown Y. M.C. A. ill ».en {Bag) Foster, Chicago, Sparta, Holleys were outclassed|able. Neilson, Harris and Sig-| its season tonight. opposing Beau- consin’s all-W estern. Conference . Cc B. C. and University City com- * and confined to their own goal area/ fried are detailed fer St. Louis. mont High School's swimmer in a basketball forward, was deciared e RS e prising the membership. but only auee ¢ ta the Dewsiiwn'? eligiblé. fer competition yesterday. or three-fourths o the game, but The German was an international McBride and U. City remain of Cc ee ro apg - M. WW, S Steeeict. ena “en- the Se eee by George Vis- player on the other side of the the original puck chasers, WNor- miele ce Snciiaaid rs in the f nounced. He said the school which |"*T' 72° Scored two goals at ceq- | Atlantic and he is making his first “s Landry |™mandy and Clayton having been . i a ter forward, managed to win. appearance in the Holley lin protested Foster has withdrawn its sup. L. F. added this year. nine-game slate drawn for ‘ Our prediction is that the same/ He is a 64footer and, according to 4 | | Little is known of the strength Fordham University toathall es age aie condition will exist at St, Louis. | reports, an excellent allround piay- oe of the new members of thie league. ; ing which Knox Elects Grid Captain ("olleys “ort btedly ‘prove Su-jer. Matthews usually occupies the ee went through the 1929 GaL-MBURG, Th Dec '30.—|rane ecoer aubhy .m ccacereek: temas cab Sat pete ee CENTRAL. ; cant oman =e 2 >—Detroit, Bt. Maays ef Cale! ; “° -¥. ro ra y is concerned, | 6-footer, and for a reguiar | | ey Howe Siena “ae but St. Louis will probabiy.win the| member of Toronto Ulsters. Neil- rence pri ge om the 1938 Knox Collese football er nO™ «Bnd if scheduled na- | sents a former member ef Mon- renter, a tional cup games against the Dé€-{ trea @ saventure, Thiel and West- Pes. aroons soccer team, born in team at etir_ * of lettermen. |troiters, because of a better team | gcotiand The schedule was. an- Howe, a senior next year, hax been | spirit, speed-and aggressiveness. Harris, if api yesterday i ppearances are not x a regular _uard for the last two Team Lacks deceptive will ecg he forty Toit will be played at Detroit, Holleys should have the best soc-| first birthday. He is the backbone and St. Mary's at the Polo red 0 poh a rere stmt 8 po ik and general of Holleys’ defense. ee 15, It ts ‘under- unknown reason @5 | He is th center S troit will play Ford- tailed to satisfy the critics, despite why” epclnenes Reo here in 1931. -ithe fact that George Visser, man- International Shoe, last year's Season starts Sept. 27, with LOCAL. ager. has done everything possible, champions, and the Raistons will University of Baltimore here. Illinois 30, Washington U. 19. to build the team to the strength meet in the feature contest of the CATHOLIC LEAGUE. necessary to combat the interests Y. M. C.- A. industrial Basketball | of St. Louis teams in the National Challenge Cup. Visser makes no secret of the fact that his team must defeat St. Louis in order to qualify for the , national final, and although the | ing each other. The first game will team has given good exhibifions : start at 8 o'clock and the latter in the new Mid-West league. it is ge il ir a of { le le i i i i 4 5 FLL 1 bates i Sab at el —EE—e ————ewOoOowrrrr : &@ representative of the ter Dispatc $25,000 and Corbett ie ‘ ; a a el CU Cle Uh at ' te ; 5 : i ifpes} ft] gIEE i i : fi ” -—% . ow -_ sore * 4 Pe eal, a me sion LA aes ee BR a Ulett ae RR epee bees 9 ae > ; , : | rs © . > a 2s i Sthive en = & fh BU RE to yen) epptirngeedye yao — , “wr - ; N ani. Sel 20.—The bet- fraternity is willing to give mame them. tt doce NOT sayy that the junior lightweight vide an independent. mobil pionship will transfer its but would have as off warters from Seattle to -Phil- Be pe s~hia tonight when Tod Morgan 7 his somewhat synthetic ti- 2st Benny Bass in Madison Garden. ‘s rnight odds made the dead- but these were expected to to around 6 to & at ring The fight is for 18 rounds. » will have an advantage ight, height and reach but ockily built Bass is much the puncher. Bass” last major ment here was against Tony seri for the featherweight sionship. On that occasion. suffered a broken bone in his jer in the fight but fought so Wy that he barely dropped cision to the little New York Morgan is @ frail cae ; = “- r who can box with any hs edie? cy ns eras ‘. but whether he can stand up Bass’ punishing blows the s are inclined to doubt ih Mofgan and Bass weighed Hi under the 120-pound limit afternoon. Morgan weighed i Bass 127. > English fighters will be seen preliminary card. Nel Tarie- clever featherweight, meets idgeway of Jersey City in the round semifinal and Dom te, another British feather- it. meets Frankie Marchese ew York im another eight- jer MARY’S ELEVEN OF ORNIA TO PLAY | FORDHAM IN NEW YORK Associated Press.. YORK, Dec. 20.—On the iu 55 att th He i { : if A: ; i 4 E | Hie it re ef F + i rs i TE if in ihe second quarter. Dur- fifth member of last sea- | B : : . > B i +1 x it 3 tf vt i f £ a: f ai: : j f f infigerd 14 f " eedtp tifa ne : #88 stat : ; k | 2 ; fj ; Fe é » ict He d t i! ike ; 53 EF | of R u 3 if elise 2 i ae s3 ‘i Le LiF: z : 1 3 : Fi j ! pall

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Dec. 20. act lightweight division is strikingly attested by the national boxing con-| : er most sought-after wel- , ;5ensus for 1929. The Rockford sheik is given a total-of 747 pdints eae ee en ; ierweight match for oo al ~ Si oioe of a possible 750, for a percentage of .996. / In the entire consensus ”* JELENOIS (20). Hon in the last decade : . _ | Uiis: total is tied by only ‘one other boxer, and surpasied by none} way, cat gas ality today when Pro- ; : ’ You will ha . “i other’ are i Hoftman esis’ ts : é ve to wait awhile until you learn the name of "| E. Kamp, f......5 0 . | os Jockie Fields, chame- Burke. favorite who achieved the same remarkable total. — : = 43 G. Gies cag ‘ bY vanne Corbett, Fresno : Seventy-two of the critics, : 7 »aoekl TA SAiUMOre Bere. ma a : perience were-called upon to « f f- a, 2” # >) a * aad SES PE r pei wt “ oe a Mm editors whose newspaper wor urnt Sienna. ......+ took them out of the city, "*Signe V " ming ite. cto an cebes to send substitutes to the sce h- ators ote to | weep i ing job. And it was gald @ : , td have. been due to the) scorm , ontinue Meet Scr inefficiency of one such suDsY —_. — tute that Goslin beat out es Associatad Prog. T F ush for the batting champ ACKSO Nr: + es a 1. ship, on one occasion. . hi ae - antic’ Conia on *s . : MY VU FIVE As for the efficiency ars¥ this afternoon wy in the third , ment: There is no doubt that Fwonp aby ficials of the trained staff of scorers Rage Petes Club pyr ren Abe °v.—The | by the league, moving TrO™m © FRE) .. nth iis an ec made a| to city by assignment, would » , pace meeting now being: mme bas-| &® great improvement over os ee of th. saa near here, University | Dilan yet devised, ar on reatened injunction night. 32 As to the ethics: It is # i to 17. at| Story that no man can: and had| mastere—espectaliy “St Jeaen! Selecti : Harvard College, ste | ioe: ih At Ha , association d ee 2 ie vana Ee rae Sar | asts aL UIs VILLE TIMES, ing the 12 qmonths ending last nder_ th neue do King. Reigh Celene, Bob's |¢ Jume 30, took in $1.070.617. ¢ ’ ,° : ‘ ao : : , i 4 ‘ js , Elkins Ce! hei" Rose, Ciifton’s Lass, $618,892 was co Rastetes Ae sree yyy Feats? Pde M See led eigen oe. ‘% et +... ‘ Roughnect’ mene Keeper. ; a . ; oe DOL. Thee Fay, Imperater. id. goals ai Man boe ig se ie 7 Cutbush Pa W . Ee 2 tomorrow night “etch, Finnster, Twelve Stir. points. : ee —* - feature contest at thé. Arm At Keeney P ) where the Peet, quintet, &* y Park JOPLIN champions of St. Louis, wilt ' 20.—Joe | (T.) Bike = 4 9 ee ae Hinson,| The Holy Cross eng”? t to the|giris teams of the Wakner b of the Concordia teagues. . ' eee by the | will meet In the. “ee * My, dear, We TIMES, club, itip. m. The Peets-Sp or = ro A Daottbiand Primes, erday. 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Lit ween 4 Awe) As 3 Arg hee eek” Caer £ We ee Lae ee kee aig eae whi 89 od % Treg % a, Sipe M.S ea Bo, yee i ene oe a Sk ae es. 8 Te Sees Se ‘ NEY : ee, = ee " ro re ? ory sy. . $ wr = pe 5 ~ e 2 , i ee SE EE. ‘ Pim Gir oa = 1 ioe SPs ® gad Logically, of course, they all de serve the name. But traditionally, ‘it is reserved for that rich mix- ture of beef suet, bread crumbs, « great amount of dried fruit suck dates, figs, view such @ rich and hearty des- gert should not be servel with the type of meal that is customary fer a holiday. Nevertheless, there are occasions when people do like to do as they please, and dine strictly according to old family custom or te suit personal likes. Bought Plum Pudding. These days Christmas puddings or plum pudding may be bought ready cooked and require only @ short period of steaming to reheat them before serving. Excellent as many of these are, there are still many housewives whe prefer to make their own and for them is published this recipe which came from England a great many years azo. Fruit puddings of this type should be made long enough ahead of time so that the flaver of the various ingredients may blend and ripen to perfection. Make your pudding this week in order to give it as mruch time as possible to ripen. Pudding made by this recipe will keep for six months, providing it is stored in a cool dry piace. Buglish Pium Pudding. Put three-quarters of a pound, of firm beef suet through the , meat chopper, using a fine knife. If the suet is chilled, it will chop readily without becoming greasy. Put this in a bowl and cream it with one cup of brown sugar. In another large bowl put four cups, of fine stale dry bread crumbs, -pour over them two cups of- scalded milk and let stand until , cool, Then add the beaten yolks of five. eggs, one pound of currants that have been well washed and drained, one pound ef seedless raisins, one-half pound of seeded raisins chopped, one-quarter pound each of shredded citron, candied orange and lemon peel Mix this, them add the suet and sugar, One cup of grapejuice and one cup of fiour gifted with two teaspoons of salt, one teaspoon nutmeg, two teaspoons cinnamon, one-half teaspeon cieves and ene teaspoen allispite . Mix thoroughly with a large} spoon and then stir in the whites of the eggs beaten stiff. Grease pudding molds and fill them two-thirds full with the pud- ding. Cover or tie pieces of heavy brewn paper over the tops of the moids and steam for six hours Cooks who have no steamer may come half-way up around the meid. Keep the water boiling very gently, and adi to it. from time to time, as it boils away. for an hour to thoroughly reheat. Serve with hard or liquid sauce as desired and garnish with sprigs of hdlly. : This recipe makes three me- dium-sized or two large puddings. That is, it will make enough to serve three groups of six each oF . two of 16, - ‘ i e g H Ht i : li br WASHED BRAZILS te. Vis Si adel 5 Se ae % Wr Om, ee ‘tye hye oe MBs 2 Tene IY aR Je ; = RPE ERE ea tig, > SR EL I a A RT el NG ALO et se ) And to our Customers, who, by their in this vicinity jom us in this expression! ce THIS AD GIVES YOU 3 DAYS TO DO YOUR NATION-WIDE | | SHOPPING: : Packed frozen im 'l pt. ‘Serve Shortcake Fine large, red ripe luscious berries ope Christmas Day; Economically! CHRISTMAS have made the success of generous patronage, Nation-Wide Stores possible! Over five hundred Nation-Wide ASSORTED. FANCY CHOCOLATES “= PEANUT FLAKES candies, 24-ca. glass barrel si re meameniaseaeiiameenaneemeaeniaanaanieaaeaann MAZOLA << 54e poe a riseo Can NUTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS TARRAGONA ALMONDS _ _!rse EUREKA WALNUTS £:t Larse California CALIFORNIA WALNUTS _ soft shel NAPLES FILBERTS ‘=< JUMBO P ECANS ‘Stuart’s Georgia Paper Shell CAKE SPECIAL ..2cce. In 234-Lb. | 25 34c 30c™ Ff 1 Ned | 34c% 7 | \ | Bc I SNM 30c | SSS oZc Lb. 424 Celessal Tips, No. 1 square can ... - Fine Fruit Select, Quart Jar 34 j ‘9? iMag) 0 { le | ~ns Marshmallow Bonbons, Chocolate Coated and curses dom OB A De Luxe Feast Box for the Holidays. NATION-WIDE COFFEE *= = 2 MA 44 f J < , A a. pe 7 , —-- - | Sugar 7c te 2 = Vee Ib. BELLEVILLE HOUSE COFFEE 3 ™. 87e Steel cut—1 Ib. We For real breakfast enjoyment, try our Nation-Wide Brand. Belleville House, too, is Retaining the original flavor and Aroma. Fresh Roasted in our own plant, delivered to our stores Fresh! ms 2s ’ 6 26 Pr s ap ; © ‘ oe ‘ Pa Dez. * . a igh + : 4 i & x ty Si Sings = v a - —_ , a ~ Fe out Sap eee Bon ae i A ai ™ than = , ae ae "— . * Yer cs ‘ : Yaga Seer tet poe ORs a5 a ae : pn - ? Kreak fast Ticed rae ao pied epee - - am . a Scr miain omelet Toase. Milk ™~y * Cofiee ets . that recipe for Gishes to lng. Dishes in Week's Menu” published “Re cipes for Dis today’s Post-Dispateh. PES FOR DISHES N\ WEEK'S. MENUS Several Good Suggestions for, Adding Interést to the Daily Meal. Cheese is @ food that belongs to be protein er building grovp of oods.) It is highly concentrated 4 for that reason combiner ¢- ieotly with many of the starch oo0cs to make most appetizing als. The eheese souffie mixes heese with bread crumbs and egg. dry bread crumbs are best. Cheese Souffle. Use twe cups of the crumbs and with them one cup of grated finely cut American cheese aid two cups of milk and pour ver the bread. Season with salt, aprika and dry mustard. Next dd two well-Bbeaten egg yolks and hen fold im the stiffly beaten hites. Pour thie inte «a greased hallow baking dish and bake for * Minutes, Served with baked potatoes and waldorf salad, it makes a par- cularly appetizing lurcheon. — ars me ‘tablespoon of 9 tablespoons of ‘. Whip with @ fork eht and fluffy. —Ocerate oven until the ows are puffy and just - ME to brown, | Serve as soom as Sousible. The marshmallows may mated and two stiffly beaten hites folded intp the potato - are before baking. If this is done. . : AAU Le

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PE ara h s BEE sng RT i AO RE eee _ > (ip: ae aie in preakfast sliced a 7 griddle cakes up fh DriCOt Tn. i eae | | Cg a 7 a | ~~, mS ed } _ a ay pe : oY “ we Pf -. rot? ¥ . #, ee —_—— i —_ ‘ os 2 ty a ee Baked 6ane Te | | ee Oe ee eee Ba, Oe ee eee eS ee eee soe t coffee Sy ; : bi =" gee ey * ’ : a ee oe ee,’ - ei Le — saa a ss She .f ey Ae 74 a at af Fa (ae r —— satis . ae Fs ‘ * Re eh, som a aP\ing ae Break fast rapetruit ied 8 haddie We He ke 2 m- te En GAG Me PEND Die, gt 9 FSH WM Break fast Diced Tay apples ronage, have made the success of Over five hundred Nation-Wide Stor Coffee PRR ind et 0 APRRIE E y Gahds RG me »PPPING! Orange julce ffles with maple : Baco 4 . Be we yrup Chocolate junket oe . Coffee Milk Tea Coffee Milk : : » YOUR NATION-WIDE Breakfast | WEDNESDAY (CHRISTMAS DAY). Breakfast — Dinner oe wg /PILLSBURY’S Birth oko dy PINEAPPLE i - ws em ne \ " 3 \ CAKE FLOUR | PEEL fa ha bv sod It ta Bi _ past B00 g008e— ) oranberry ice | ag we / \\ | 25 LEMON Pie A ‘190N : ie 74g LITTLE -¢ 10 canbamae saa sae Pi ii, 2 PKGS. 69 POPC Cea ‘PKGS. | dc —— — Peanut Sather center. Thick, pure milk choe- Assorted Christmas ‘ : : i : COLORED GLASS . WITH EVERY | CAKE PLATE FREE 2 Pras LIGHT SPECIALS | ieaavenadl PECANS ££ . GEORGIA olate coating. 5-Ib DOK 6. Geese e cree ese ter seneven gine ee OhOT APER 18.39 elp Make Christmas Merry VAFER-SHELL | : — | NORA-SEED ie ie tm AG DR. PRICE'S i | - RAISI — a ‘Mg ~=BAKING POWDER || ox ; Aa Large Square 2%, ae | : Tap Y 12.02. PKG, amet ee aon pall, CAN oat Mammoth Size Indicates that re «at Stalks ‘R i ¥ —— > Week's Menu” published * Gorath 10) ; | Colossal Tips, No. 1 — "2 JUNKE | and dry stems. Soak the sprouts T paged ‘ POWDER - DISHES in cold water to which one table- if . , oF Square COM occ seociece Giant Green No 2 howr. “Then drain and. cook. in hoot ; PKG 1 3c ry Tender, With the Can 25 [ : COFFEE ZION BRAND CLOVER FARM FANCY RED CUP COFFEE. LB *. vor of Fresh Peas KS MENIIS ots, "While ttle Lpibats ateiobale 1FIG BARS 2 4% 25¢ | PUMPKIN 2'2%27¢ MACARONI ver ing, melt two tablespoons of but- FRESHLY BAKED 9 Fag Cc USTARD—Delicieusly smooth; makes a wonderful SPAGHETTI OR ter, and add three tablespoofis of O IVES Meal. and three tablespoons of grated | { | | : : / cheese. \ : | L sie os ng ren EN FIGS sis"* 22h 10¢ | NoopiEs a | > | SKINLESS CAN 7 : ef / Af CLOVER FARM FANCY MINCE MEAT “:‘ 2'7c COFFEE * nei fephionad pleas te brandy—Makes very delicious, old; I CREEN TOP pxc. i Ale BLUES! BLUE CUP P 20¢ liao flour and then stir in one and one- UE. Ssveral Good Suggestions for | best cups of milk. Stir until] thick- \ddine Interest to the Daily ened and smooth and season ‘with food that belongs to}@ buttered baking dish, cover with one teaspoon of adalt, a little pepper building god of|the sauce and sprinkle with one- hly concentrated }halt. cup of buttered bread crumbs, ombines ex-}| Bake in a hot oven for 10 minutes Select : ently with many of the starch por until the erumbs are brow2. ee ps to make most appetizing Cream of Potato Soup. ae * NEW CROP CLOVER FARM FANCY A PEACHES | Bh. “AN sh 29¢ cl ite FARM Gelden, luscious yellow clings, in heav | , ah FANCY | me ng y syrup. ; | M : Use two cups of the cri mb minced onion, one tabi of Af | LESAU CAN c. AAT eee $3 BoP ORSAY eR: oy Rae Ray ata eer RE ey ns ib Bed “Rr . A Fore Baking Sede “FREE = Every Pkg. ? a we” Ten . 4 are : é 7 ‘ = . Ps ei ~ en aes

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a M2 x OBS ee “ ay SS Pi re e? cf lst Dich dahl sirens sia rabbit se ahd Me + Rak aR ES i she ES 2 © eee. 5p Redes WE. tty OE FE IE TEL SC a a Amik _ yer as Ne ee See hy ee £ ee Sy be z eae re ws os Or BOS 4 ae wih — , Or Re ae Ws” ve OUR es a ee aK re tN eee ae A Persian delicacy of exceptional dainti- ness and real food value, that you will want on your Christmas table, wear cea a Qual tty Uf. WN 1 | CHRISTMA The initny lthsindey: olf fantilbce' aha damaged. KiepekF ’ Dinner, will, without exception, we feel sune, order Kroger mas feast, too! ' Prices are the lowest ih yeurs. © Pleasing the stamp of dependability on Kroger ltry: a, amas. Be 20h ny donne now | “5 penndahle S POULTRY far Fo for their ‘Compare them ath Geb te. the Walnuts co. "Brena 1 Me ium ~ & . eae? - 9c ee vec “SIXTH ANE ie je PRESERVES. “PRICES Gi GOOD * HAMS = 17 eornted BOCKWURST Fresh Callies mi u. 14 4C! 7) : | Raisins Fresh Pork Butts ee mie | Beet ot ee vo. 19¢ Pork Sausage ». 19¢c Lard 2 Lhs., 2Zic Watch for Kroger announcement’ in’ this paper Monday, listing prices on all Poultry and. Meats, EO DE ALOR OR Bh, Bos he 7 ra 4 t a ve ciated gtk eat, ‘27¢ kage Dates 15c nad rants. Usa 13¢ I3c Country Club—Cleaned and stemined, pkg......- Z3C tics - seh es “Aa pagtie’ Serene ays Am, at - - sxe Be ee ee ae. om, ee as Si oon er ~~. oe Pr sa A wy Ea Ae. ~~ pi a on td 7 bs s ws eroe, he pe ‘atthe ait, Satie ®. * Sais taais. ape Mia obi dieaaen eter GRRL SE elie ee non obs pe 3 ee. peep ered Se ctl Share Phas: -. i 7 ~e ns 4 — i at . . ‘ " 7 % ab SS tee dane: sed 2 ’ ti ree +2 - w= » mee) 3 r x = ae ~ : 77 a os = % x . , Candied Peels Fancy Orange, Lemon—Pkg. @aereereeseseeee Pure Honey Country Club—Strained; pound jar only...cec+- Shelled Nuts _ Peeans,. Ib. 7Be; Shelled ners. te Mince Meat™ None some lhe; Country CRUD: « snee we oe noes oe: cae yy “ #2 | LMAL LOMA Carre tt | ? Each Christmas season sees this fine Fruit Cake enjoying an ever-increasing popu- larity—and only because of quality. Com- pare it with any selling at $1 a pound. 2-Lb. Box I¢ wouldnt be Christmas without one of oe fine cakes—Light or 85c Choc. Angel Food 2.2¢ aaciveca poms 10c Country Clad, Ne. 2, 30c. Del Monte, No, 1... Pears as As light and fluffy as any you ever O66. . cwrveec Olives - - ry * 2 , : 3 . ~ 4 - Py ’ 4 i ¥ 7 x a s _ = 7. ta > ps ee ; » Be ~~ a ‘oe ie ? es - ne 5 4 es... “. ‘se P , of +R ae + ot = ' ; ari . x ta] : pe mie - es bh. «Wes A es 4 - Bt ‘See ’ ey: i 1 et ‘32 ye cea. ae Cun ¥ “3 3 - Bi * Ase Lee w 2 ce oo at, . a ’ by a”, + «~ » S28 + Te Ro § = 7 = =; & * » a ;> ay th 4, en) te a J . - ae a =" 7 - 4 _ ‘. TtpRenM,,« on - , aan oe ‘ pin enn 's we P - * — » , a - . ,. : ’ ~ s + uae . - 5 J cj M2 », ‘ A Be F : ee : » “ meee 7 : “ tg? S ree o~ *€) sn ie “ : - . se ase - 4 *. a ; F ore m Pena Y ‘ i * Creer! Foe ty 6 w a a . 4 * os hed - " : ty ~ = ? " x ” * ‘ oo Deen gaya’ ee = Pee Wrists OR og” oa mts : fo . te ; : ¥ safe dh bak 3 ry eee Brie é rR : ae . sya 2m oe _ ange rE eee eee - ‘ J a 4 je , " I, a Y p 4 * ~ ea . oy " : et ; oe : ‘ ae M " oor i 7 ae 4 2 ee ‘ 4 - ‘ eee Pik! A . 7 he : PORE - ae s a oh a ~ b. ~ ‘ . J wae 7 » ¥ od . ¥ a ~ Ae ~ al ~ Me TR Ae tee Gres anon y = ee -9stagetoy “ . wes >. i "4 " b+ eee & we Cnms bone PH for . o Jae 0 A ie bolas | i saa Mlc onan Lee. Ygnewdte i” * : “ * 9s aa ge fe eS er Snell * bet aay yy > i tiny Mate 3 si + e.° > se ane elle ™~ ’ Queen Gr Stuffed—Many size jars; balk, doz... Cheese Philadelphia Cream . eerceeveeeervrese eee eee e se « «. ente, Ib., 39c; Swiss, ib., 44c; 15c Dependable merchandise that assures suc- cess in your holiday baking. Every item is a quality item—at low prices. Flour smtcevns yy Pastry—Un- 8 Fine oate cake bak- ree 23¢c 25C Country Club—None finer; tall cans; 3 for. sss. Cake Flour Famous Gold Medal Brandé—Large DES. wcecoees Fish 18c 1 5c Jewel Coffee A rich Golden Bourbon Pound package— Z9c Cred Meat—Tin, 40c. GRD vn 0s 6 vk bee clecess Jello Assorted Flavors SePeeeee teres eseeeseseceece French Coffee The old ge at very a Pound 39c Couatry Club—Lb. tin, 45e Z29c i Salve the Ae ag of last-minute sh te. Give se carton Lucky Strikes, was, Old oid Golds Camels, * atte Ree. cee a nt RA la ee. cece ie ae Kroeté Christmas Candies are chosen for quality—and they + ie unsurpassed in attrac- tiveness, flavor and purity. Cut Rock — . The old Christmas favorite. Brilliantly colored. Beautifully designed rips gmat 3 flavored. Poun 1s¢ Country Club Filled Candy— Pound jar eeweeeer eo eeeee RP Ceeee eee ee ee Se ee + pound Peanut Brittle—Fresh and erisp. Pound, een een ® ’ Chocolate-Covered #eanuts— Pound, 25. Raisins; Waescoccvecce® eeeeeeree er eee eemee ’ 39c 18c ~15¢ Bee Comparison with o Candies priced much higher than these are no finer. Hard & Filled A lavish mixture of many colors and shapes. rs will prove the: excep- tional value. Pound— 19¢c Hershey Milk Chocolate Kisses— 2%-Ib. fancy osetia. )' | Choeolate-Covered Fresh ; ib. reins: eee Chgcolntes—Assorted; Tb.; 20. eee] - 10¢ CGancy Fresh rRUTTS a VEGETABLES a ee The wiitease the jution affende, direct te ‘year table. Thera ie nothing that pa eo : _ much color and cheer to the holiday table.as colorful fresh fruits and crisp vegetables.’ ghborhood. 2, Store es, As always—complete selections—finest quality at your, net ORANGES California 200-216 Size Sees ee Say. _ ee ee er tere we =n eat ; Fine Bipe Fralt~.. Sicniedese tab ba ~ 23¢ 200-316 Sip - : . Country Club, No. 2% can, 34¢. Del Monte, No. 2 : "ff 4 fs ‘ O//7, 4 itl ( GLC VEGETABLES Tlig cheiedet Fresen. Pached the same day picked, they retain all their fresh picked flavor, Quality, ceety ¥ po att Golden Bantam: | Corn | Malte— Asn va a oo No. 23 can see en OES ¢ and flaverful. Ne. cans Country Club or Del Monte 1 Wisconcin Peas Country Club Tiny, 200; sifted, ive; Avondale 7 ve we ) GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Kitchen Tested for CHEESE imp. Swiss oO we ee o's. Dom, Swiss ......... 58 4s psconsin Cream ....30 70 rane Roquafert : ee eaeee * i! ee ee 4 we, a

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Gt IES ft f Fe IEE soon, @ Bee aga Se, oe te a , ron THE WOUDAYS sashes ts Bates 1 months old. Singe, wash pacar | Pon se. 7 panty and Pork oe , | in hot water, and wipe dry before/ aving prices, 6 Year $ at ) breast your Christmas food dollars Shoulder striking, a segs 12;c lb. 18¢ Ib. _15¢ bb. BE) Pisce “one “unneesed gasnea orange and oné unpeéled cored ‘ap- plein cavity. Tie Chuck] ¢ st steak ise: tall and tabten loge escuraty. Fsce in hot oven for 30 minutes. ES : 6 ype! remove from oven, take : : | ou t and pour eff excess fat. 2 Bom 5Oe Be iit une 4 Sa whole or se er. Dredge with ao bal ib. SCVEALE AL sre2s. 1 one-half cup flour to which one- quarter teaspoon salt has been add- CAKE Pkg 2 4 » i BACOF sain. Ib.. | a. Foe *) hot oven for one-half > 7 u ur is browned; th FLOUR ; qe 4 SU: SUGAR Bost Gran =" S Lbe., 2 c reduce héat to slow oven, and a. . ag : Fe ore Wee 25 minutes to int j 20¢; g Wry 20c cn poun wince give WENT, pm BAKED Baste with hot water during tast PEACHES, in syrup, 2}-Ib. size, 3Se value, can half hour of roasting. . No. . | Remoy fro os @ ob 50c HD PRUNES, fancy large 40-50-size, tb., ..27e; 2 hs. SS | RitrEes gf ek “Sveti te — a gy aa MD corrtE, fresh roasted, a real value, h., 2Be; 4 the, $2 thicken, if necessary, with browned fiour. ERICA 7 eciNUT BUTTER, bulk, fresh grownd, fb........... --16¢ Roast Turkey. Clean and truss turk | CiTSUP, 14-02. bottle Ritter’s Tabasce .....- .----45¢ . stuffing. Dredge ott pst eae ti 6 | ane, 5 Lbs. | in h sliced, reg. 36¢ val., can_2Be.}/ 7 breast with slices of salt pork and * 3B ee ey PINEAPPLE, in heavy syrup, ; , can. Rv breast with sllees Te VWLLIN EXTRACT, large 4-02. bolfle ........- _..156¢ 25e te ae ae Oe She tn beh Bake in hot o aft s0C0A, i-lb. can, 100% pure, can.......- .------45¢ Sd uaiien-t6 echt aaetae te | SUTTER, pure country roll, Ib. : reduce heat to moderate for re- No. 244 mainder of baking period, allow- Can qe a BAKERY SPECIALS— iB ling thirty minutes tor each pound ROSE of turkey. SPECIAL MILK CHOCOLATE LAYER CAKE Baste every 15 minutes with one , ; ‘ , half cup butter dissdived in o You can't duplicate this bargain anywhere in $f. Louis “20c ied Malian Wants haem deans | ape quality and price, 35¢ value sodih insole browned and tender. ese 2Z~ 23e get) hat ay Pati © Se Wash, remov feath d WINCE PIES, have: you tried ours. High-grade mince meat melt OO Be singe duck. ~~ ca inside te tne. pre-war brandy; easily 60c value, our price... oughly cleaned. Fill with prune and apple stuffing. Tie tail se- FRUIT GAKE We make as fine Froit Cake as money Gan buy; ae curely with a long string and fast- ' dope or cheap stuff used. Also-contains real brandy, — 15¢ en to crossed Grumsticks- busily $1.25 value. Our price, pound ......-.12-.-2..2.--sad p debe ‘ona tp Rote Ge Senataings PAM PUFFS. custard filled (Sat.) 3fer Qe; SANDW. ROLLS. dz, 1$e. utes. Then reduce heat and finish WPLE DUMPLINGS, 10¢; 3 for 25; RAISIN BREAD, eo. ta pee ae ee a our of baking. BREAKFAST ROLLS, pan Se CHARLOTTE: BUSSE, 10c, 3 . wase » h, in feath TE, et Burbank, 10 bs. 2B OWARF CELERY (3 S “beh), 150 singe chicken, Be sure Be SOFT SHELL PECANS, --~+--@OC fthoreughiy clean Fill with BRAZILS, Ib. ...........-.. 19c ENGLISH WALNUTS, &. ....-.25e. ptheted potato or savory rice stuff- SWEET POTATOES, 3 Ibs, .....- 10c aad OniORS, 3M,.--.- 400 beg > fleet nd codons ge pene? oo « : Se Ni, EE PE TIES FFF # ieee seers = Dolls 4 Without Card Plan, 9c. Beautiful, Large Size Jar = ae. +% “te Lb. long string; fasten to crossed drumsticks. Dredge with flour and seasoning. Place in hot oven 39 minutes. Reduce heat and finish roasting, allowing 20 minutes for each pound. Baste every 10 8 By ¥ | 2 ie tie 5 : minutes during last-half hour of 24-Lb. q) ys Vs \* Ae 4 arg AOR Bp MBS ©® @ @ Sack ¢ ak hee GR I pees S, e Dredge pork with flour, season a Hf - ve SRUEECG® co 19e mE HL, wid, de, 400; LOH PE, oh en, 28 a c ‘ 1B with salt and pepper and sear in broiler, Place in roasting pan in a moderate oven and bake 30 min- YF jv ase 4 | utes for each pound. : Lbs. hy } Ss 2 Baked Ham. | oO “i = Put ham in a deep pot, cover with cold water and bring to the beéil- ing point quickly. Reduce heat and | simmer two or three hours or un- q Pe | a4 sugar and stick whole cloves into : eS , be the ham about two inches apart. pees Sim ! : Sprinkle with fine bread crumbs. Sos 7 : Put in a roasting pan with one-helf cup water. Brown in a moderste | ffee:.45e iGa_/ ee | oie ee S..2 “* 19e Your Hu sb and * Gree” SELES will thank you : | ROWNIES for this Culture Ripened Coffee R ur husband patented process te an eg.5c © Pore ae cay a mellowing “ ve Pkgs. Ty you | | Sellers to interest him in a coffee substi- tute or some near-coffee with all the 1 ag tee qualities taken out. No doubt he has felt the need for “ “a coffee that won't dis- turd but, in order to get it, is DMOTHER’S ot willing to drink @ fat, devi talined ee: Right? ' | Then he certainly will thank | you when you set Forbes Culture - . 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; y oy 4 : se se oa o" 4 : —_—* 4 sptite “Se by «tay . , | ieee A Ke é. 4 =. =" ry Me ee US iso a Sos . . > ‘te ~~ ese a Biante IE 3g, SI TE, Ss IS. Sete age RARE ie. Mors ae ee ee eee 7 vag fele: Sem ic es BRAT ye “ogg: AE Sis Bye gif a PUMGRRR TT Rast: AER tae hia tM na G ae ; : Pigs = Tipe Rake ae Y B : . Is oe | Se OAR pag”: a fe ee Pere a ast . " f bi a vr ae ’ “ aie » aby * an en Z es . rt : ee eh ~ = cab 4 rh a . i Hen : . ~ > mR? ea . By me Amerie Prem : c the operation of the wa-| Cost Will Total BAO,028 jon material, at an estimated total cost | Station nga gt ee SS a ef $57,665. for two others. the giris our were As had been told, the Buredu of Research NS aces dae re-; Municipal Research has criticised any yan gm ond psdinna: non-competitive use of patented mie macs ce hermes: ‘pavements, and the board has re- 18 aplliomnce fon 4 duced the volume of these —— sett, - years ewe negra : oe ler _ . rials for next year's program, Umi- Miss Evadna , unta, | even ention pier as awe ing itself to the non-patented sheet Cole.; oe rae ais State Insurance. Depart asphalt in the bulle of the work. | Ka0.; and ce Out of 90 projects of asphaltic Woodward, Ok. ost se ers ms lee nature so far determined for next treated were from ‘Kansas and sagt “the u —— hg ad wear. 81 call for sheet asphalt, Colorado. will ome effective con on seven for Warrenite and twe for Each .f the giris treated at the} viding a maximum of $ or Amiesite, another patented type. Emergency Hospital at Union mana? to one person and a — Total «estimates for the 81 sheet tion said she had eaten ripe olives} of $10,000 for injury to two or asphalt jobs are $1,806,716, while placed in the lunches. The girls ™ the total for the patented projects who did - ot eat the olives did not _ is $246,439. -Benefited property | complain of illness. , “ ewners pay the paving bills. | Special to the Post-Dispatch. | , Warrenite was chosen today for BLOOMINGTON, IIL, Dec. 20.— Compten avenue between Easton | Thirty-eight girls, students at avenue and a point 162 feet south | Stephens College. Columbia, Mo., of Franklin avenue, and for Car-/ were stricken with food poisoning dinal avenue, between Caroliné/on a Chicago & Alton train, én fh. -- : | street and Chouteau avenue. Iti reute to their homes in Central j i> DWA 3B, ‘a € () V Dp / ~ Y will cost $29.045 and $28,620, re- i Dlinois for the holidays. Pefore : : A ; - AY | spectively, whereas cost of sheet |leaving the school each girl re- ny : , _ ) —— and $27,880. sicians met the train at Springfield Sheet asphalt was picked foriand Bloomington and gave first these sections, listed with the esti- | aid. Two of the most serieus, , mates: Cardinal avenue, Caroline | Miss Virginia Mandler and Miss , ’ ae ' to Park. asphalt. $4450, patented. | Aldine Reck of Bloomington, were S “ . $5725. Cete Brilliante avenue, / taken to a hospital. Both Stores Open ay Evening #l9O’C Spring to Prairie, asphalt, $5999, ; | ‘ io, wae anon AS BARGAINS = s patented, 7g, com, Duman |STATE MALTS SALE OF STOGK- || CHRIS TM ena St Se a-cK. | ; coos ay to ¢ z ; VON Hi f sit a & lt : \ Ml 7 l H i | E ; ; uth uF; Fe ri Stile th galt le ste ho : thy Ee: Ceinaheiae Dad tap crncentiemec o> agcF He ¥ [ aoe | So. ghana 2925. (-6 re : . rum tinal Pa A th H if E H i ) | , if i d | " e = 7 - " ae a uz “ : -F *> 1 [ ii ! ‘i | | if ff af : il : i | | f i 7 if ! is . 1 all vay oe Agree aes ger eng ae od * . ff if : f oh enty we we ; i f eRne mt i . “pean 28 onto shite ps $8590, patented, $10,070; Evans BY UNIVERSAL OIL AND GAS avenue. Easton to Prairie, asphalt. $20.990. patented. $21,840. The | Checks for $20 as Gifts to Prospec- Gifts That Last ape eee 4 Rai praia d _ “ | : - Fy} wse of sheet asphalt and Warren- ite on adjoining sections of Cardi- J nal avenue offers a contrast. The | Special to the Post-Dispatch. board has said it was guided as to JEFFERSON CITY. Dec. 20.— its selections this year by varia- | The Universal Oil and Gas Ce. of tien of traffic conditions, grades | Oklahoma City, Ok.. which has and current prices. been offering checks for $20 as Christmas gifts to prospective pur- TWO WELLSTON YOUTHS HELD | cnasers or tne company’s stock, was ordered today by State Securi- FOR ROBBING DELIVERY BOYS | tics Commissioner F. T. Stockard to make no further attempts to sell : : its securities in Missouri for failure Confess They Phoned nen Or-| to comply with requirements of the ders to Drug Stores, sking | “bice sky” law. ? | | F i i i BUS ALL NEW BUSSES. 4.00 ul fi if : t " f oh eh d ' ae é i! F n = a Salis That Change for $10 Be Sent. A letter accompanying stock- Two Wellsten youths confessed | selling literature of the company last night that they had robbed | discussed the “Christmas cheer” delivery boys employed by three ea a a at peng haarsyet and University City drug stores by; meee’ ; > er was ing made to telephoning the stores to send ar- | shee waned ko for adver- es *? i. | 1 + ceag ae Tainan ang a / Examination of such a cheek by A fourth robbery was attempted | Stockard disclosed a provision on | the back of the check, in small Or uit ce Gay aioe bel | Print stating the check” wee good . EXERCISE! Ta |only if applied to a purehase of b r=) avenue, ordering cough - syrup, Geate'ot im on Th we cigarettes and change delivered to) 2 aa Bre nego rat 6416 Spencer place. University 5200 -and ceceted On00 th “een City police went to the address and ciel tne s ber- arrested two youths loitering near- ee Ra ra eh remem by. : ay u a o The youths said they were Wal- mong for & permit to sell the meneeed ter Cross, 17 years old, a laundry en a worker, of 6317 Spencer place, and Cas 0+ : DoG— Lest. tow Soitz: white. came ward. Vive st. Dimer ae Vs ey # f Ht | E ; cy Pe >e P. ‘6 aw Z in +S bby? . gt ae? Od, savaged ase / - i : . cs + y & * , 3 OF eS ay ape a ae . % am charting he was asieen as the 7 il alia ae hus PRrerete hen] the erecetn ¢ “Ey rey >. eee ao > LO OSE NO AEN ae Mpa. igi aie:

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All of esid bonds xu be ee 64 AuBINc—New, 4: Kiag, Mrs. me my Aa ot Se $1,000, and shai! ; mua fke and our} coupon form, but may be iste HTland : ahaa oad at the option of tae Bolan. oR ‘gee ane ice renaonanls, Dec. 23. at| DOnds will constitute general | $751 Evans |the state of Arkansas for th go . n the principal And inté ic: : Church. tui] ‘faith and credit ro x “7 ait ROOFING WORK w s ~ " ra : % : : v7 ea 3 - " Pi , : , oe ai M, it Vee i oe ; we be a Sie ae. 2 © vag x 7 ‘ . rh, D -- Fen ™" By A’ - Ss - . a an o «eit a. ; “ ‘ ¥ Py : > 2 ; ‘ HAS 4, Se xg vt nd . : d gs Par as ae i rn ae ~ ‘ ene hyikk' par aie ds es S ho a Se. Dw A y m4 “ * > © . . may . is , J , Poe 2 Mk ® a> ss + 7 U wat ‘ oo - a r a 1 | : , . ae vy ih: j ia S85 y ¥ —_ A ' a3 05 N. 8 6 ‘STRAW SEWERS meme?! be irrevoeabl PRall 5824: . " x } t Koyal Ar-| Bids will be recelved for bonds beari F YOUR rok ee os te o eed acl positions: Foc fe" es, 13 14 my ; KI eg Ut} ) work guarante en soenait “tone ait Teonie quarter, fours BRoOF the artistic way: exper mt “mie | » Cove on Wednes: | Of said issue, but tne & 5, at es erases: “St17 8. Grand, Riv. i | se cape | WATTREGS - of said issue, but the | CO. Ww gg pone rves oo right 40 se : eT fe ye you 2 ax red. = veraX2 , ids and waiv ‘reject . repaired for $t 138. me . —— award said bonds or any ~~ : od Le" and _™ wae eed with au Ms the bidder or bidders wh oe, all work are most ady es itum Roofing &. “Gand. ; gene’ 3 at 2 p. m-. | Arkansas. wort, ‘Jaundry, cooking; 4 adults; private i a pecenaed Tre principal and in Of the afo home. 23629 Cook. saan 6411. (c40x) DALIT ;, CO AT sedi Society, we meg ig.) be pay , in noms RAGE, MOVING, EXPRESS , i . wt Q ae : c og ive ‘with i t. ~ Q ? (cd) | Nation the United States at the Ch — ae aT National —~ it =~ By city *! | G—b3 to r £770.(60 atneelnanke amend bake s cpare in fre or home. C eg ~efrt . ¥. The iarge bus vans. Victor 2 ¥, Be ~ trent 3 Hoffman ns, Rie Yo ve pas lance bus Vans. yy ed rt € 0 Ose iem ngway, . dear mother boromgh of Eittle rte will Ag VE AND FURNACE REPAIRS asgie | pished by the state to the purchasers, , re an: Vt ACES cleaned an vp ‘ Treasurer of the e State of Arkan repaired. pointed; wer cuarant re ft Arkanea Me copes, Delmar 1689S. randmother. STOVE, FURNACE REPAIRE :30 a. m., RAILRO FIREPLACE Fi 4 al home, MOTOR AD AND mpORSTiAW. “109 N, 12 1“ Se Boniface BUS TRAVEL R me Giive Cemc- | ARME RONG TRANS. CO. wants retom pRAUE ye ie (c) load from St. fo Seem 7 ~ pve AND EUR AND FURNACE REI P er Dec. _ 23. lao his. ic + PARTY at la.. wants reliable party nee ve ro Roig Pais pM Collette, “it to 3 at Warwick ey, WONDER COAL—Vietor Ou Sri e 4 4 PL AE A NS Ey ROR = = a ‘ ee re urday > ene “in-law and} Hotel. Sea: at 8:30 2. inteaiale Transit Lines . a”, FO 9 s felp Church. a oa Tae Sveriand Route %, - 9be: paperihg, aping. Stroot & = chair busses. ring, palittl loors ed ii Lcd) INF ORMA. N TRRETS. e04' : Rapbeae Delmer Le jeep in Jesus! yery AND WASHINGTON. cHlesT. ern LL rooms papered, $6; per ane gorenir oF Drest at ll:ov herine Sc hae- included; painting. her of Mrs. NEVI N Bl IS E INES rooms, $0; beautiful 1930 paper 43. ott —_— suded: scraping, painting. GRand he lether. dea Bebecker. Al- | tan. City, Ka. s 400" pers " 26.500 PB > e% é K00% i ROOMS AND FA dour deat) Chicago .... 4006 Cleveland’... °12,p0fM wshed. LAclede 3906. Hudson 10870... | nese nm Ow 1 in-law and Detroit oe fe Phila., Pa.... 20.50 nat Pittsburg ... 13.00 Cairo ... 3.2 7. N ) — 4 , ew York : pasty : WEATHERSTRIPPING RATHER STRIPPING Windows, ; Wiser, $2.50. HUdeon 0370. acing weaiber stripping: , Ww compl eve, LOST AND FOUND Ren thorearip fe. HMand 6P58. ‘Cen they 7 he J. A Stern, i7th and Chestnut. _ Miscellaneous Lost 73 —, BANK BOOK —F inaer A h book nd PROFESSIONAL ' . ater ane hE a . tuk: ashe currency at amous- Tr andkerchie{ . Va * colle . : : Jt 4 ma Te department, Tuesday, 12-17 gecate cal BEAUTY PARLORS Ss arried r >E . j water. : ipt ie ith . Cj Mrs. Bessie Zisoff, Lindell 7286, 32. Xe INICURING AND SCALP WORE ' ; ve ‘oi at Rs ' RS Jee. e, BRACELET Lost, a d: between Mc qbel rubs. 3115 Watson, & Ss e line S621 Gravois i mar | “eo “Ghana 22144. sR LLET——Lost: diamond: betwee re . - ;, - ek: : nes tea = a soWilte New Bogiand TRUNKS 0f al} kinds: suitcases and b -. Hull place. m. Inter- ico} ‘ . ger ~t 'Eari M @ral parlors. bh Saturday. ment in the ic} Michigan vy: hephnew - ‘ ’ ccna a ait tC CE LO ALLL LLL LLL LLL brother- Pherson and Maryland on Euclid: fifty-sixth | "eward. Answers to Box D-2395, Post-Dis DANCING coat ® st.. Boston, ror e : , a e0tTee. il a; _ ? pd. . } J a | A : J ‘ + . : ~~ T ‘ ~ nr -| BRIEF CASE—Lost; reward: no questic ARCADIA School, 3523 Oliv ) a : sacri 250 ib | , cae , 2 P. } ~~ 6 ° JE 3 . exber ’ = site - 4 . UF, "s Church asked. (4 ifax aT Ww {co any hour; 4 private lessons, 4 a . for “> . ; +7; : ; ' 2 ~ : CHEE . ‘ Jam uns! i. Roadster ews et bbe ~~ Deed = ao ~~ peal: addressed for asi tiny mrnieod. JEfferson 4338 ra : o15 erences: to | q TRUM! ) : | return address in rner: ard. © - ’ Trinity | any 4331. ca er, Trew (esi N IWHE! RE Broam. Perpetua! | 495 | 550 | . B50 595 “2 P ~ are fon. . : . ne ee ~* o . wow ‘eek - > Sige cayt Be aie | UNDERWOOD TYPE EF , 30 joo: maborany ang walnut: includes bench | = — Lost; reward; return to 4518 Washing tor N after 6 a 7 : A” li Apply Rape a ny , gree atal rol errs, Le ; A S rs } hie) om, i’ my gappnes "ose in W nowt Tana aoe Barber Collece. 917 Market. de eg ¥ {ell OMERANIAN—Imperted ores ae = ———— ~ - ———— —-—— DAI aN: Dal ' rales 25s * es Skin; containing adou re rews Te uppies; reasonable Chou ° — — : a . ii} ULO 'TYler 1170W. (er DIES —Learn ee oe B- ME " 3 - oe aa fie Tal +g. Sas 40 Wt ep a nc a oiied reelling, beauty culture? - Ag: PURSE—Lost; if party who took biac¥y and nicht classes, St. Lovis Ae : aracter; hav: | PUpS—Boston Terriers. Rd aad RR nS. a 2 =e ere bh core - Eeehie = par- puree from room 10 6 Coronado — Rea: y ( itera aa floor. . . . es cperenee grand lot. 3111 Olive. . rT ' ' a pA ie f f -e le fr 04 } some . i Saturday | Wil return wach. chat aes 20. Suthorized Marinello nétructor ) - 7 Las 24 pret perer : Padecsosand SIG N—Lost: : "Dy tere: | ashington DElmar 06 . Ota rae anc our! Comer Tea Room; reward.” 35S * ANTED, “IMMEDIATELY ~- the Kurrus | #2d-_DEImar 4677. EY. 18-50, quality { yeramee . st | TIRE—Lost, S0xD, Cal Ghent TOE Bee at St. Louis: $ 1 Rast St. | Papent I: ‘ s W a 2 m, | Reward. anet.. Dept, - ’ heal 2 tide roasting NO MONEY DO N bed metery. Rev Pieces, Consists of tage —: \ lee C : : en ~ t , DOG— Lost: police: wee nx . 5620 ypel mar 20€ é RONESE , OU. im, va ween y sUITS—Overcoats f nig 2 A 2 = 7 tte . > * - PEK PU months old. FoOrest 5782. fence. STISA E bec. 185, busband grandiather | le. ee tn gt RE “ a4isw te b s ae, Gea | Chamberlain, "“CAbany O08. _ SMDEAS AND eee I—¥eruz | Resident shoe salesman for St, Betery.” De. boC—Lat: “Trish wolt | hoam RR Mr. ie Ff Louis and suburbs for South- ~ M.. St. | DOG DLostT red Show naman MUOPMMEETE' aT. Ranson Cle Meee en ie ern-made specialty line of r and Ms | Lfodell oe 4) a men’s and women 3 sport welts. rg ye ty i marking? EMPLOY MENT wale ORIGINAL and EXCLUSIVE Loc tral seer * EN. BO? atyles: Must have own car. ales lice io, 138: : Sit. Commission basis. Give refer- ster Ciroves, Ebster O¢ + ‘ A$ be ences with application. Ad- nele. . GERMAN POLICE De oat, Pret ee t—- Sit.; expert: f : aa tah | mailer . Tew ard, PArkeiow i266, aed — = b 4 cle j ba ; dress Box J-372 Pos ispatch. oy | FOLIC 5 aid PY—Lost on age R and 7 g . | ’ Oo name innie, ew : . . —_ A : a8 “nce. C, Rhany. nities HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS 2 Virginia | ~ _— wo ETING ewelry Lost - thay nee, DElmar 4 ) = - : DIN BABY'’S WRIST WATC : G SX PERT ————. | -‘Mayfair Hotel; reward. Riverside 7 i ; as forem an. NG — ‘ a Cal I) t; ig * : : eh ~ | CAMEO PIN.—Lost: aay : Stoc k hole eS) sake. Reward. bHestout. O46. * to swerve | PIN —Last old flower shaped; or the trans-| ter: keepsake: return to SOs! as way | Reward. LAclede 474 ; : mg. will be | RING—Lost: wedding: 4 pany 170 | monde: Union exepue. or Union ar: Sinan TF osu | ward. EVerer ™ | WRIST WATCH— jady's: President. between Whittier and ‘Olive: . ireward. Lindeil 2075, | WRIST WATCH — Lost: Forest Park Highlands: ifake. 3416 Eada wy, t ‘iy | WRIST a oda te the eirction | 800 metat hand . id | a ae _ - r-~. t o . i “hag he ensuine | Clayton rd.; teward * amet t mie ar ‘terran, ¢ ' . ) i ) BP |. o> Wei ets inant aetiing:r ¢ ‘ z Ts a such other | Laciede ay, : — a ' % , =» Sie a Ta .-* . 4 i )4 a. ¥ "acd raved i 4 « Pe Ea nrc * R a ah ee Aa | : oe, EP agp as . ne ‘ a) paca Pe ‘nd * as: i ee alt SS ee ey _ ee * . : y . Se Pibas ¢ . 74 #4 Cee > Sg a ¥ s2¢ get A oan b 3 sale | : . yeah ye ity Per sks. eke allie 2" Noo ; n + “a 5 { 4 - oti ° us| _ ‘sa N coer ee Os vob * = $600 R For ee or zoe ing © .. - Oe a , hl . ya b- - ———— — artes , * r ” . turn of 3 dmmond nxs -¢ ~ ) ‘ ‘\ ; rite anera usewor ; ~~ ‘ . mo feed ad ’ - ae ’ ' 2 = . xt ae 1% , ae ooo Stig ; % we ubudon drive, Sondaey. y fs : Ti ) ‘G ¥ 127 ost. _ ion ' . ’ ° beat in oo : _ f = bee oa i . + 7 ; cy ~~" eo “Entral ®365 Bice ca , Dinos Co uestion tion ; re 2 a ei ta, a 4 : I bail ie. wee = * ar= ititiiamessincslt Ry eh ce | : 2: ipe : - ok " phapiors. .5LLo | Co. 720. > ee 2S on sda i Spice Co. | POLICE We cond: gray; male, ovt © lise | 7032 Forsythe | A —_ | SHER ene. vere)” oon — "les ae 8) CHER gt adi 1 | heanelitenanelcntcond ‘The annoval town license. BRic e 46. Pe hen . ; . > Ps pec por’ ~ : 55 we te tie © Age = - a ae ae * — ee ‘a. | Seepees oes: = . B FOUND BY THE POLN ; ee ITENTION 7 mt | _ For is coax | SISCONTINUING ou bousshold furniture | RAD a ow oes at 6 5080 motel | CHRISTMAS TI stric | cutiy 4 iis = ~~ . = is: | (D0. | '‘deoar TF Filia Ss in J _ Diive.| ; wt “|. t | HORSE-—Central jetric le és and Business Mena [© *s rt ; i. | ? —, } : se ~ | ; a : 4 4 %. “ > = y : . - t | 3 ' | on otty there is : : hoe ae tg offer . Mo — CON sci e S008 1930. st | BRICKLAYI JOCREURS > = sentlons ‘s iow ber Preaiden’ TUCK Pon m fort te pean bers ren sonable seg 0, se MR: Bin Milan Rial le RP Ey 2 28 agitate. ane

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i ee ae i ee ee ee ae 033—Warm room; twin beds: Sah a meals. (c8O) Ww SHINGTON. B—So - afen Mh hn egg a, ai 861 DSTMINSTER PL... 4621—Lar = warm room; large closet; owner Pe om dEfferson Piviy ee ee aR ee ee Ge Ge wm. Genes a ge ad * at a o wees* . ag? = Ls alle : : 2, int dat 4 : . a: AZ uate dj 4 fas > “ ‘ - if - " me > at's te TS, Pitt cit & ye anitrrd ns ne nid tn apg k ox Bons, renee emer i. * t wet & ws © ™ ¥ ee . a een % pe " -. » ee. a ow " a Peer " he ; he gh - eat? y oh a> « ' — af , : hae 1. ih Aitihie alaeatied of ERAT meee a ek Seo eva idly Poa 4 Rate ae treele gh tients ne wha P a eae ee “4 : pa? Ps eo. ee | ’ y ‘ we te ~ ar ms fee - 2 2 4 - - > 7 xi 2, . $ one Sn fe eee i ’ DoviEr. 3321 housekeeping — Modern ye heat, $4.50 up: 2 cars (cB) RL N.—Front an ter in room: also siee Ad N= ae all conveniences. EXINGTON. £108A—S front connecting gy aon le rooms, bat electric. heat: ’ private entrance. COltas 4283W. f )} | MON Go Y. 1926—Weck. $6: month, V $25: nicely furnished 3 rooms, electric. (el) ' | WO0u Aas. warm | agg ntieman, private bath. $5. Garage. ax 10173" STRODTMAN PL.. 4300— wo neatly iur- ed housekeeping rooms, formcriy ee } hot water: (6) hes el ae ty CG ge A eS or . THRUSH. 706—Koom for rent: . _all_ conveniences: $3. _ Northwest | COTE BRILLIANT) 5050—Double front light housekeeping: reasonable. acu) ‘ , CORTAGE, 4637—-Neaily furnished front room, conveniences: couple or anremee | » UNION. 4945—Sleenping room. kitchen priv- : la r couple: phone. ic —_ South Sa 2846—Housekeeping, single or medern;: reasonabic. (cBU) ALABAMA, Bd a0—2 warn momen * ER eee, a te . * pine nd Beas POOL ATE AO ey Sage BE eee fee : + , nh Pi, 5 Dah id Nie shies eat » home facing park: $7.50 week: sun additional if de- Mufphy bed: $ break LAc. 4991.(c80) ional. south; i - Zz odern hot-water: private entraeny | © ICHIGAN. 6817—2 warm front house- rooms on car jine, bus. qTCHTGAS: 8659—Modern. first seine room; private home. bath conven C85) eee fam Havchenee meee weatly furnished en (580) aished or aitteeien: take = ~—Lare sui ie. private wi ay a ba + : rere nr : cade cali Ss *n ’ Oe ny fi ALES wey one. a 7 evpetiy) x vad 4 9 * Stra. + 4 Pe we, de di PB we », = EOS ; ey MOE Sect Tages Cagle - SACs ished room a | “kitchen with sink; hot-water heat. and ern exposure: private bath: WATERMAN. N, —Nice. ier Hs 4150 cP rot steam heat, reasonable. xf N. 4552—Warm. cozy r - hot-water heat. H { an 4708—Second floor, adjoin- hallroom; running water; fortable poems: ow location. con- heat. plenty hot ba) McPHERSON, bath: ee or acuble. A ; t frooms housekeeping, heat, hot water, ~~ eee connec ing: aa. 81 will = Boar necting ho NEWSTEAD, 519 N cheerful. furnished et OLIVE. 4349 (Apt. 2)—Beautiful ed room: rea le. ‘4 (c8) a a :.——Large, front Rooms, furnished, 1, 3, hot and cold water in each room - steam heat, rates - iow t ar e ting — sek 7, also sleeping. for huuse kK cae cS riLichi iivchemstic: everything furnished: suitable for 2 fam- ilies: reasonable; ciieen weicome. (c3) PERSHING, 55xx-——Altractive. comfortable ssar or aouble: reasonable. CAba RAYMOND, 5048—Neatiy furnished house- x rooms. tc30) po adijoin- _PArk 4566]. ic ri ost NeteRe i — 4214 — Housckee cory : good —— kitchenette, $4. WESTMINSTER. 4053—Rcome. sices, all prices, apartments: y ae ag heats. | a. Ark WESTMINSTER. 4131—iarge warm clean housekeeping, 24 floor front; ene c WESTMINSTER. 4236—HFirst floor. 3 con- sleepine. necting housekeeping: single. (oR) WESTMI MINSTER. 3744 — Hlousekeepiag sae sleeping rooms: steam heated: rea- gonad! rRo) ROOMS WANTED ' FOomMs— connecting, lst floor: heat fur- Ss Victor 0s (c) 8 24— Clean housek rooms; 2 connecti sin = Re Pati RUTGER. 116s— oats seekeeping and | (7) eanee with sink. (cd) rooms, heat, het weber. 7 50—Modern kitche 1747—Ciean comitortabie room and kitchen: housekeeping: nae. ) fe. 2] Hee breakfast; rivate: rent roomers. (c8} I—S ; ated ew ee ee sasdheep- ree. | t wei 3 ~~ » : at ty See 9 f ¥ y of - : 7 - ¢ . Sea 4’ ~ Ah, : ¥ > fir ’ ey ie Ps Se Sl a a ft nt, Ys a, a - oo Aba ws Sie: las 4 y ee eS ae ace se mee Ry aie age “lo ~ 7 et os: Aap ae wy — est Bi aa tit ; ‘ WHE BoP vers Oe Pats 1 ~ ye ae Sto ROOM Wtd. eT ame housekeepi State price. Box A-349 Poss. MS Wtd.—l unfurn Bevo Mill district Call Riverside 7069. eee ee, ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED ROOM AND BOARD Wid.—Private home: West End: father and young son. Be room ; spaich. ROOMMATE Wid. andy will share ment “th employ lady; rea Bie Oo as ROO rent SORT, " a we bit 44 : tial a A all . (46x) AsTOATE. 622—4 rooms: 23 sup par. | 5 forelee 701—7 3 bedrooms: decorate: idaire. Parkview we ~ =| ae FoR oe *} will % Hw. F TGELICA . 1a 1163 Manchester “STE aM FE a) ATED APT. bed. in living ‘room, Peels ee | CARA, 907— Tiegh eificlnes ———-7 Fanon KNAPP’ CO. MAin 086. CLEMENS. 5a75— 1st floor east. 5 —— frizidaire. open. vorch. open for mS}OHN & BLAKE BRO. 815 et EVANGELINE ae weabe CLEMENS AV an gael OCCUPANCY, , . Spates Te in “e-dor Ry > ee room, kitchenette, tile path. and shower, sieetsen refricc ration; all ntw- est conveniences: 4 roomy clo: $70- remises. on year's lease, manager 00 _ premises. 2 sun pariors: BARTSATE. 622—5 rooms. =f ai tion; ST. Lou} CHAUNCEY P. $40: parame. 3 Go. “Gi GArtield alt ST. LOUIS. §249-51—B new fats with Tiled bath, " EAL N. 5368-70 Pe Hestnu ble Fn cITry "TRUST co t 1238. ({c8O) ENRIGHT, ae 150—First floor. sunroom : eral Raa OOlfax 4 4-room garage ay EV eeerem 1000. Union and. St. Louis. WILLIAMS PL. 3416A — 3 reoms and . eration. PArkview fir T PARK 4344—Js# rooms; Murphy hot water, reduced rent. FO bed, ¥ 7042-46—4-5 woumies strictly medern- menth’ concession to ia. “PAckctew ‘Saaime Mi (e AMILTON, 934-56A — 12 larse ALLEN. 2002—4 rooms. tile bath. new. 2686. {c65) Rear HEMEN. 716—5-room achoo reasoena Viet (eR) KI GSLAN s08—s rooms com- pleted: Kelvinator, hot water, ‘sguinee $80 eff or_sontd, 3 California-Osage, new 5 5 or 6 large and all f See these flats before rent- 52 Osage. {c56) rooms: everything furnished: resco aint walls: e: nothing but the best: all satisfied tenants. See be! pp REALST co. es MARYLAND, 4142—2d or 34 4-room effi- ern; open. Owner, ‘Laciede 84 = ; ; re J. H. FARISH-KNAPP CO. MAin 2686. ““SEVEN GABLES APTS.’’ TONTY. 4119A—3 and 60 and eanroom: 23 decorated: reduced S&S oS TONTY. 4 40404—4 rooms. 18 TO ae N. MERAMEC AV. IN CLAYTON New efficiencies, half coe * reduced. CAb, Vazten Courthouse: $40; double beds, kitghenetics, hard S—3 nice rooms. car EADS. t electric: $15. cas. (c7) bus street , iINC.. WY¥down 0958. LA 4755. ELENORE, $35. odern 3 rooms, bath, BED-| HALLIDAY, 3227 — modern, throughout: 3 blocks Son ag {c90) 4217— Apartments of 4. 6 or 7 bath. hardwood floors. steam PARKDALE, 7552—5 o floor: modern: oil pe a wt nag newly deco brick oe | St ye. 24s i garage. PA. oan aM 2 T ‘AYLOR, 20 Sea Apts.) named See rooms: iow or he D ‘agen ea cAOy @ s14:si%. VERNON 53004 e me Tight rooms. fire S. Frigidai - #- t ter Tes. sunroom and wa permed coreee, gpticoal: ni obese rooms. beth Tarnaee. a ( — x: $20: Tormey 1808 bath. Gar 705 Olive Street 308 Commercial B} Room 305—Third Floor 214 N. 6th, Cor. Olive PHONE: CEn. 7321 PHONE: CH. éiy 634 Grand Boulevard 520 N. Grand, 2d Floor 222 Missouri Theatre Bldg. Opposite Fox Theatee _PHONE: JEft. 5300 | PHONE: JEff. 55 PAYMENTS REDUCED 30 Months ;to Pay St. Louis’ Smallest Repayment Plan Loans on Household Goods and Autos. No Endorsers Required. Rate 244 Per Cent Per Month CALL, WRITE OR PHONE » ROY. CO. AL = OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL xMAS sh, Loans Fr $100 to $39 S27 PAUL a MDG. S18 Olive wee wat leten CHestaut 6133 ‘Mlversy inet 1464 ‘ LOANS ON PERSONAL

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(SE Oo > ry , 7 re oe . 5 A x Fg ee ; ee * thy of TERK ate Ze, — P . a ay as “hes Fi ype SP Kee “She Ae emo x i ie A Sey Seale i ae Bet ° Boe «| ta BPR a re 5 BOLE ~ ai ft ED SM Seay a ne “ ves gee ft ie g ig * Pag ae . Ss. | ne] An additional dend of $7.62 = Commerce Liquidating | ‘s salary will be given | e Bank creased $1,199,000 for the week 75 cents has been declared meeting by the reserves, ‘ Sas = cents to stock of record Feb. NEW YORK. Dec. 20.—Direc- ters of the United Gas Improve- An extra dividend of in addition to the regular quarter- NEW YORK, Dec. payment of $1 a share and BOSTON, ors of the United Fruit Co., special 14 at 16 a. m. at the Mercantile Commerce Bank and Trust Co. rectors will be elected. VOTE TO BUY CUYAMEL FRUIT By the Associated Press. United Gas Improvement Dividend ment Co. today placed the com- mon stock on a $1.20 annual basis by declaring a quarterly dividend of 30 cents a share, payable March Extea $1 op Freeport Texas o. was 30°.900 shares of United Fruit UNITED FRUIT DIRECTORS ® stock. ef Commerce with the Mercantile | Government obligations, $15,873,- 0600, increase $737.000; $103,241.000, decrease $14,533.000; Ratio of total reserves to deposit. and Federal Reserve note liabilities Co. The new dividend brings the , merce has been announced by The) total liquidation payments to $3.- | combined was 64.9 per cent, de- of the old National Bank of Com-' Bank of 600,000 or $309 per share since the | consolidation of the Nationa! Bank | crease $.5 per cent ene lot of $006 shares, while Nicho- las-Beaziey trade included share iot. International Shoe closed un- changed as did Landis. Reserve ending Dec. 18. discounted, $1,996,000; total Trust Co. last May of a week employes. ly of 31, Previously the stock paid $1 an- nally. — al same amount were voted by reguiar quarterly dividend of the Freeport Texas Co. 31% stock. ‘ RR < peer tee Kae - ee tt.

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ay i. 7 = al ad be ; ee cad Mae oe ree tea Aristmas gifts. UNION is-simply teeming with emart new. IDES... : there are only three more days to shop in. just a gentle reminder, folks. _ j 100% 100%a JULY BYE, Chi. .100% se inlttth 994s Sees IS MERCHANTS’ CHANGE. ae Ban a ny ge Bie - hp age Am ritbaigtlen ob dit being Liverpool wheat closed 2d be ona lower. Corn here also was lower. ' fractionally wwer May wheat 4 ranred down i%c¢ betore reéboun Win- nipeg was off over cent early and Liver- — y. one cable came aes Se wet warty. | cons y wnedt opened” at $1.27% and May | forn = besinese and report of en- o private crep and acreage csiimates ¥ ‘ : ‘ ‘* te : TP Bet nant ate. Pe 2 a Yaiee qatar. son ; 45 Rb aah acd i ee ME ia cen epipes th = res “per uss . ‘a Sects piharrhey , be FR hes, Coal area) ‘ ey Daa tJ meer ue! i > * ben ie ple tallie i ee + eye e 4 e neohome DD agg r e peg ¥ ‘ : “ You’d Better Make Haste ina Hurry ... it’s not teo late te buy the home a Bedroom Suite and have } are | it delivered in time for Christmas. A levely way te demonstrate Whee =e? 7d tarlicky. $1.23: No. that the home must not be forgotten at Christmas. Here is a ee ge ae new four-piece Suite of clever designing. It’s of walnut finish Ne. 4 rellow. No. 3 ryel- 3 white, 48c: No. 2 mixed. ever hardwoods, and you will find expert $1 1 g> : G- — aT + — workmanship threughout. Trimmed in WHEAT FUTURE LOWEST iMtiemiia *.... I SINCE MIDDLE NOVEMBER | $3 Cash—Balance Monthly : ~~ By the Associated Press. | - | >. ~~ ae Saas ~—* 20.—Big jolts to wheat | market down | is, and to | bao Sea There’s..a Possibility head been ither Box’ ‘the oul of Mexico of Ailantic Seaboard during the| ... that youll meed extra bed last three dase .and g@peral trade senti- wernt here sad beco imtensely bearish. " ‘ oy Se ce and even if you don’t, a under yesterday's finish wheat today closed | Day-Bed is a most attractive piece ~\te k pA Rpcet ge . ak RRI oyagine” OY veroadlie. - unectiied ati Zic to Sc a bushel rt lone. of furniture for your living room. varying rom we p AN Kg ashade ad | "This is a Kreehler covered in Jac- vane \ taions unchangeuU / i ef POc. . quard with pillow to match, opens =| fortablebed. 94.475 fay wheat later con- oats and previsions $1 Cask Payment with corm starting and 8U DeeUuRCh: | at Wad x, INDUSTRIAL CLU wheat acreace. carried the price of Chicare! PRESIDENT December delivery much under the Federal | , _— . at | , 3 Farm Board's Chicago lean basis of $12.18 7 P " eo | meeting to: succeed Harold M. Bé nespolis were aleo bene turns in Aree tina, Evropean importers | — not buying except in desultorv fasb- | . On the bate weed swing of wheat prices owever. ae message quoting Pres ident ‘Legwe of the Federal Farm Board os | saying that a sopencenserewes ef the orcaniza- tien are prepare markets attracted a » aned deal of attention. and fod | RS finds its way inte the smart- ’ . a a ter - | demand frem domestic estic mills 2 a. inte est of homes. Here’s a clever GRAIN, BIBS AND OFFERS : T-. os ‘ one! ctuhiths BoG-aaks en ne 0 Don’t Forget the | ae 2 : Mahogany veneer over March wheat ....... a 124% May wheat .. %-% 128%-% July wheat - 33 19 | . that’s where the day starts, =. aa ‘G 2 | im, $i Cask May cere 2c... = $3%., | amd it should be a pleasant, ap- p87 ,Ous MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE pealing reom. A five-piece suite , sac | +4of two-tone eak combination. Ex- May wheat ....... 133" [37 3, tension table and feur nt — — chairs te match... .... $7. O% HOG MARKET LOWER $I Cash Payment ' AT NATIONAL YARDS Set ng GIFT RUGS AT SAVIN GS *» EOE ea Ee $ 6.50 Axminster Rugs, 27x54..... 2... $13.50 Machine Hooked Rugs, 27x54... $18.75 Rayon Laster Rugs, 27x54. Se 4 $19.7%5 Handmade Hooked ‘Rugs, 24x48. _.. $150 Worsted Wiltons $100 -.. im am unusually beautiful | col- ~~. .* —_ a le te ee ~~" —_—— 2 ny . > sy - on é = we P u = Re’ ee ” tail 7 nt: a a afi. 4 , 4 nd ps 2 ? i : , 4 a, ‘ : tae aed hae ee or * , : at , oe : ye : ae , Sree Lh 2 ’ i) A" : me * He . . a y OREN Pe RA oe a i “ “4 ; -.. yy - , yy i. A a. r t a RR So rR, a » es ao bs

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1 Sta By WENT We i - _ ra ae a+ “. ~~" “ —* —s! eee ~— > TO WED FAMOUS. ame ‘FOOTBALL STAR “eee eee oe . “¢ "e A SY > ‘« i meee In each of the twelve sicplanés built for service between New York and Buenos Aires, South America, have Most Likely been built cabins larger than Pullman drawing rooms, buffet, anid day-bed - - . there’s space in your living accommodations. : —_ for a dignified Secretary Z . - g 3 ahogany veneer ’ 23 ZG - over hardwoods. ..... $3950 * “BEACH | | | } | ATTIRE IN GAY COLORS en Re Bl ee lee le Oe eo ee ee ne eee er ae ee Sone ee ee ee Ce Ee ee ie ee ee ee ap An we ere aes i Citi ti i ee fprmemnnceennnae / 1 i XMAS GIFT OF $10,000,000 Maurice Falk, philanthropist of Pittsburg, who hfs created a foundation which must be $- spent, principal and interést, tin the next 35 years, for vari- ous humanitarian purposes. " gi / | . PoP PR eh eecnaeentn tein ae ee x Ay Sa ea nee There’s a Reason . -+ why people buy these Chai they’re both smart and comfort able. Moquette back 5 with plain seat....... 2 | 1’ SI Cash sie igh TER, % asa ea Pee SSAA Aas RBA BRP RISPAPA? ULE, INDUSTRIAL ‘CLUB PRESIDENT L. Wade Childress, elected at annual meeting to succeed Harold M. Bixby. —Strauns photo. Pe PIOR “Cap — ee te i i el a Ay ie 444 fF, YM REMOVING PUNCTURE } So | ame : . | HAZARDS ~ maa” Pg Epiiny: on an teen eee aus wpypptlittlthllllllt tht T I VL Lh J 7 lly ; —— | l/s y | Qu ! . ag veg pey'ts 2 egg gm mamma coeaemaeearocemecscemeceet 7 A pajama ensemble“in vivid yellow jersey, Myles .C. Allgood, Representative in y Se aw. Sd trimmed with bardings and geometrics in % Congress from - Alabama, , who re- 3 | ic right blue crepe. 2H | | “Priest, N Con A AN OBLIGING OFFICER "“~. a MSV wow wv S Pd > SRAPDD> ADZADAD> Modern Maids ... Simply adore Cedar Chests. Here's a lovely walnut model with cedar lining, medallion trimmed. One of the newest of $' 75 the season’s models... | $I Cash . ad I i ty werner Re iiaph. cucighicies cat: ome en ee eee F CIVILIAN AERONAUTICS ON visit j mms Ge peat “yer aes | ee Ll id ee Be menchenanenemnanentattn: _ DOPOD APSA SII OER hhh ’ SSASLO®SESAS = » 4% 5 — eer top with decorated and all smoking : ’ utilities. see m seer eve ioe page. gee Stee eI» one! Wouldn't you? Mi , , sleize ta Wicurecrrpppppepaan * .. wr am: a Giant magnet and some of the'bits of metal it collected. ig — ia. 2 geeinkeie See 6 aakaehs " trips through the streets of Pasadena, Cal. wlancany Sipe petal n, tec ae bg lies, Ma ee et Sehr oe ae yy eee ape or”

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2 ore Joey ta ne a wes > A Batic We, aaa os mn rs) ceca ai ay ta “t 4 ‘ > her - 3 ‘g | i hy, v9 e) 7 ot a bet - eo oF TE ae Sei parae od Greet Walle PERO eis my eas ee SF % + re : : P ¥ P’ y ae P * 3 ¢ : , feugs if . ‘ 3 4 wee : a ae z . r % «a . . - wit * * 7 > i * Sn A = ™ s e . ; r oe Sere aE Ee a ~ ie ae Pt 2 et me" 2 & 7s Ee ae 4 ; > ed ptiast- ts Mention tank hatha... refi f s y oknted 4 ’ aya, + oth tated oe lig ~ = ae ~ S bakes m “os ‘ ? ~ re ye a lee Ie ae oe og - , a ” hie Re 7 . 4 > me Le: 23 IR a. yt ea » 3 ae - a EP Bs Ca) ee ee - om Aw “igs dentine will te Le eee Sprit » wt pare 2 ‘i. we et By 2 Svat 6 oa As z ‘ay nos TS i . erat. esa RED EOI RNS «1G, Beet EE eS Bed am 8 a Bos a ae tee Cee BOS ia: Er Soi)” Ber or . i te oe % ¥ a a } ¥ . .: » ye Je PA + “* eS Dy Dee ye eg oR koa ; ¢ poe. Be F hs _ p> ; * =~ og 4% wie oe * #. 3 lw gee oe .“ eS ‘ ee ~* ad m as a 3 : x ; Q ; ; =) , S. ~ 2 4 / . re . -. a we " 4 L y ee eg eS > . ¥ & : - 7 i * 4 ee we a bbe Te ’ £ "a > 3 wt ey, oe all ‘ erika om 4 ina, ee. : - F Do Bee aie io mi “ge™ et SS + alt 6 hia: be «, ~ 5 2 PP " X -. * oR ‘ + . “ * © ey : ion needa . np oe . > nia ‘ ; tae A, Pan ~~ 4 y ‘ bad ’ eS a eo “4 ety 2% ye Be oA t - ges ae i ae 7 ge pm wh Fa POF ti filial € Foie See... = a a ; Cee a 3 ea see 3 Ry? ager = nem ee, z rs ‘ Cire = agi ; taker 4 7 , : ~ 7 ane a) i —_ . Ree eg 7 Sse t . gy PK: 00 6 Nh BP gg Ee Meat Shy a) ft ia oi igs = ; Sg, ; ‘= ” ey A Ag Pie : = Dee Medel . Coe ae ; “. = . ‘g " wt - “ey ‘wees - . 9. “hy SOS Fy ana = . dg g® : * tee 1 ee . " ‘ p P ee * P zie} , ar. > ; ? . a e _ “3 ‘ . ra ee es ha ‘ % d j : * - ar eked a = 7. J ‘ *, r - . ) P bi hes . on . ’ . sv : Paid bm ithe F. t ag She had been too proud to ques- tion Miss Perkins’ dismissal. There was no one to whom she could ap- peal, Mr. Ashby was away on a b trip. It rather sonal jealousy which. extended be-|®mused Christine to know that 7 AN AD RASCTIVI 5 ea yoNeEs a | 01 ness | : yond her aversion to. professional (Miss Perkins had had the grace te ts : a id specuiati | : sitprere—- = rs rivalry. She liked to be the center leave the office much earlier than ' "ae ha edits ets aa cal . Ry on i; a ; | i Three peo York Centra! of the social life of the office. | her ‘wont, and so escape the re- Yee | ,U/ , | pore | bite: aretens. ome oo oer — | ppehen New Ap or From her comfortably-cushioned | stetful goodbyes of the staff to, | ENCEMRI FS ing and your youn . bs Ww and were in vicious chair behind the best desk in the | Christine. ig Se Z ? Pee ae petro! ae he ' office, situated in the most desir- But it was Suzanne Perkins’ ac- > at a ee ee Se 2 e, for Fz | npetition for rich oil-carry able corner, she would graciously | tion which had hurt her more than | ry | Kodak + trade. masta wie receive such of her admirers, both | she could say. She, too, felt a de- : | | eal Re : | Col. yang En — mal able | sire to hurt someone. It was only : | ns Vea ated “the man o own ® and female, who were : . | ee 3 eR, : 3 [ibennsyivania,” was ezar of the | - Con E MOWEEpennsy” system. Those fascinat- Aig A p ~e — 2 2 ee ad ods Seg yi a+ 2g h " " 1 faite at ian ae) ote ss my PV ipavhed Pte 6 m2 e Share to snatch a few minttes for a chat|/ whem she had arrived home and had gathered her children inte her with the queen. She liked to have them around her, especially the men. She was a tall, big-boned wom- an with reddish hair and peculiar light gray-green eyes. Without be- ing at all pretty, she had style and m flair for selecting and wearing clothes. Before she had been there very long Christine learned through of- fice gossip that Miss Perkins was her favorite. She worshipped him. with a strange self-sufficiency, Of course, Miss Perkins thought that the flowers were a personal tribute from her fiance to another very interested in Mr. Ashby, who was apparently Diandly unaware of the state of the lady’s heart; 50, in pique, it was said, she had en- gaged herself to a man in the bisiness office, but the date of the wedding was not fixed. . . ~ NE day, Christine happened to meet Mr. Ashby coming in from lunch, and ‘they mounted jhe ‘Stairs together. At the top,’ they came face to face with Miss Per- kins, who, apparently, jumped to the conclusion that they had lunched together. She gave Chris- tine a venomous look. Later that afternoon, she found occasion to say: “Really, my dear, you must concentrate more on your work. You have had so little experience that you are really almost worth- less to me, but, because JI believe you have some ability, I am put- ting up with a .ot from you.” woman. needed her, did not demand her. It was really Louise who looked after Junior, although Christine had hired a young girl to stay with the children while she was at work. Looking worshipfully into the face of her small son, Christine cried: “My darling. you look ‘soe palé Don't you feel well teday?” Leuise piped up: “He fell down today when we were playing in the square. It was ever and ever so long before he would open his eyes.” Fear clutched Christine's heart. “He fainted ? My darting Junior!” Louise nodded. “He was all white. Carlotta picked him up. She ran to a drug store and brought something in a glass. He was ali right after that.” On the following day Christine took her son to a physician. The fee consumed most of her money, Little Louise,” combining shyness seemed not to need her, or. if she erican Fly rains lead in latest Now i6 the’ Beat thew to sent soleeioes Realism, power, speed, color-har- mony, infinite detail and the newest and best fun-making features are built into all American Fiyer trains. Triple-attion Remote Control and Automatic Track Reverse Loco- eyes. Electsically L Track Switches . . . that mystify. Automatic Ringing Bell on Loco- motives, High Speed 3-Point Suspension Trucks, Auto matic Sig- nals, Indi- vidual Car Lighting, Automatic Couplings, Automatic Flyer dealers also show Structa Automobile and Sand T euwvew - “Shh “St PPPS A. ea Eastman Kodak Stores, Inc. 1009 Olive Street / PROTECTIVE. See but attractive first of all Light, flexible as 2 soft imported glove, Shuglovs meke .¢ pioneers. Gould and Fisk, were icking about with the Erie as oes a girl with ber tatest favor- e. Iron-textured Commodore Cor- Hus Vanderbilt. . his pleasant on. Wiliam HB. Vanderbilt, and se latter’s som-in-law, Horace F. ark were the Central's hetmen Working constantly in both ockefeller and Plagier at this ime was an tdem of fusion and serger. These perfectly mated partners were microscopically ex- nining the methods by which the Western Union Telegraph Co... was ranizing afd by which Commo- John D. holds that the real trusts were the Western om and the New York Central. JMevertheless, be and Flagler ere surely not far Behind.” By the of 1869, Rockefeller. Andrews Flagler had otttstripped ai! ition. in Cleveland. Other ers in the Ohio city had re- md from their fright at the ws from the off regions and fe standing with R. A. & F. ft a wise choice, Cleveland had ming capacity of about 11,600 bls a day. Rockefeller and his mers controlled 1500 barreis. > had beught several rival i, scrapped one or two, con- mec others, a Baker. Another gmail plant abserbed in developing days Was- con- ed by a German baker to m Flagler had once sold grain. bakes, @ fat, nervous little in. Was BO more qualified to re- eo] tham Jack Dempsey to dis- is relativity with Binstein. “Jono.” said Plagter. “Tf have uttle fellow on my conscience. ‘s buy his plant and advise him back to baking.” HE pliant was purchased. The Verman camé to Flagler for ad- ice. “Wait a bit. Johann,” said wegier. “Mr. Rockefeller and 1! EY Geing ‘o form a steck corpor- “on. If you think we are trust- || give you. half the cash; the fest you can ur stock.” the rotund tittle later to become wealthy ‘his investment, was put to : “superintendent of bar- ‘c was his dgty te see that moer shipped te Rockefeller. iMdrews and Piagier had already =n “dried out” t@ the woods so | dogg “2p woukin’t show on the “sot dills. A saving of one- os in weight ef the wood that om ‘nto R. A. & F..s barrels = D. economy? The stock cerperation Flagler ‘" mind was the Standard Oi out @ refined multipt away. Taadihoet ciates control, sary? AS came WE It wae known to years as Improve The pli refiners burg. , The Philadels 1871 and Fiagier ¢ plans for proposed fining the raiirs contracts, leges for running amination Also—and part—w paid. ove lowed t finers, roads pockets as rite scne Coe Gag in cans] ene ane ot haw, mane, lovely anides appear their very best on rainy deys! Min min ly spring, when ~ ves peg made her more despairing than = | tee . + ; wets ee sprang 9.90 were appearing on the trays of the ' | 2 9 =e ‘ : . | = ' acture a “stand- street vendors. ‘ ; | | | ad : | footwear , Why an. © 2 of Off Christine had been abie to do a A GAME ADAY ie. | — ; i SS ) “= : s really — ? not, seid The company came into being Suber for Mam Guilt, the Seance of , > ee ee Ui : flag = aa ie@aneG )we— F Miller designers... and created a by accessory 4s | : Miss Perkins. 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eee ee 5 at » pas ae be , . 5 ‘ pres: I 9 ha ieee er A - Mies, 2 ee ae BO Re ol f ae x = . Se eee Bee . é Pig? a A Rieter See! gg O: PSL epet) ee. PS el Pay to Flagler for ad- t a bit, Johann,” said “Mr. Rockefeller and I form a steck corpor- think we are trust- give you~. half the ; the rest you can rotund” tittle become wealthy tment, was put to rintendent of bar- "is duty to see that to Rockefeller, Fiagler had already in the woods so ouldn’t show on the A saving of one- of the wood -that A. & F.’e barrels. corporation Flagler was the Standard Oil name sprang from a ifacture a “stand- came into being Flagler drew up The ‘tneorporators- D. Rockefeller, Samuel Henry WM. Fiagler, Harkness and William capital stock was tioned into shares The purpose of the was the “mantu- ‘roleum” and “to im and its prod- mt Own Agent. William Reckefeller to New York by as export and com- "t of Rockefeller. Flagler. He had ¢€s- ces at 140 Pearl n was handling those ‘Ots a day that were Over the Central #ys- ‘ranging for their diffa- T the East and in Europe. _ n New York marked in one of John D.’s ‘nt business principles: men. “Pay a profit If John PD. had te pve en. he'd keep family! , en Standard Ol] Co. of : was the largest indi- “ner in the country. The ,, were boastfully d@eter- Per “"trol the product h-., ree trunk line vafi- te Powerful pipe Line al- ‘© competing fer the oil or v ; rn, oe . th ee S A aad * 2 sale. EES » Ne 4 ae ~ arer: = 1 . Sey Pe § + oF Fe te allies * : ; : : wt ‘ 2 “ aay A a ‘y " - Wa REST 2" . . a Ay ~ ment, of the new differential scale of freight rates. The stunning revelation launched what the press of the.period tened, “The Oil War of 1872.” “Don't Give Up the Ship!” Of ‘thturiated ofl “mem paraded 1) A photcgtaph of the oil king made in 1872 at the time of the “OIL WAR.” traffic. The earth was oil con- sciots. But refining capacity was running far ahead of market de- mand. As though to atone for ancient niggardliness, Nature was pouring out a huge stream of oil. Prices of refined wefe falling. «Piants had multiplied. Profits were slippigg away. . The oil industry was a madhouse, John D. and his asso- ciates were puzzled. Some sort of control, of stabilization, was neces- sary? What to do? As though in answer to prayer came what seemed a solution! It was a plan that has been known to veteran of] men for 58 years as the South (or Southern) Improvement Co. The plan originated with certain refiners in Philadelphia and Pitts- burg. , The organizers met secretly in Philadelphia during the late fall of 1871 and invited Rockefeller and Flagler to join in a discussion of plans for “stabilizing” oil. It was proposed and agreed that the re- fining interests represented force the railroads to negotiate exclUsive contracts, providing special] privi- leges for transportation; rebates running to 50 per cent, daily ex- amination of railroad shipments. Also—and: this is the remarkable part—what excess other oil men paid, over and above the rate al- lowed the South Improvement re- finers, was to be paid by the rail- roads themselves into the eager pockets of the combination. This was the so-called “drawback.” Outsmarted. Why such hard-headed men as . H. Vanderbilt, Jay Gould and Tom Scott went into the arrange- ment is a mystery. But they did. There must have been a deal of persuasive power in Rockefeller and his associates. “IT told Billy not to have any- thing to do with that scheme,” said old Commodore Vanderbilt, wag- ging his head sadly. “They. were smart men, smarter than 1,’ admitted son Billy, wryly. The contracts with the railroads were signed, amid great secrécy, in January, 1872. NDER the South Improvement. - Was the situation in | upon other Cleveland nee They numbered 26 then. ‘ - “Now,” -he proffered > softly, “come in with us. Den‘t go into a hopeless fight. Let us Sak prose business. Take either | stock in the Standard. « It will” be for your good to take stock. This business is going to be stabilized and, if you come with us, your families will bless you in the fu- ture.” 'Day after day, John D. came bounding into the Standard office, danced a jig, seized Samuel An- drews by the shoulders and , ex- claimed: “One more in the foid, Sam! One more in the fold!” Within four weeks, 21 of the 26 hed sold out to the Standard! Trust Was Opportune. John D. recognized to the full that there is such a factor as the ripeness of time. If Columbus had not discovered America when he did, some other mariner would, for the time was ripe. If Rockefeller hadn't devisefi the trust idea when he did, somme other man would have devised it, for the trust time was ripe. Beyond all doubt. it was this as- tomishing ‘sense of ~- opportunism that made him master of the Cleve- land oi] industry in a month. John D. holds that, in 1872, it was economically essential for Standard Oil to absorb {ts rivals. “We always gave them choice of stock or cash,” he insista, “and we much preferred that they accept stock, We were aiways hard pressed for money. Our capital requirements outran our ability te borrow.” Chuckling, he adds: = “We had to do a lot of biiuffing with our checkbooks in those days. When our appraisers had set a value upon a property and the time had come to pass title, I would whip out our large checkbook and remark in an offhand way: ‘Will you have cash or stock? You may have cash if you wish, but; mark my words, certificates will prove more valuable.’ The majority took stock, and we were very much re- lieved.” FTEN as possible, Rockefelier paid current bills -in - Great fortunes grew out some of these payments. And there were amusing incidents connectod ge SS Te j : x 4 a f iy So ie es streets. investigation.“ A congressional committee -took a hand, summoned Watson and Warden, and denounced the South Improvement scheme as.a steal and a conspiracy. A black list was spread broad- cast, giving the following refiners as directors of the South Improve- ment. It was Rockefellers first bath in antagonistic: ink: P. H. Watson, president &. L Co, the public outcry and on March 25, 1872, signed an agreement with the ofl producers abolishing the discriminatory rebate. 4 HE Petroleum Producers’ Union brought the railroads te quick surrender, principally be- cause of vitriolic support from re- finers in New “York and the oil regions. The metropolitan refin- ers were led by H. H. Rogers of Charles Pratt & Co. He and Rocke- feller met first during this “Oil War of 1872.” It is difficult to believe that there was any particular warmth of personality contact between the two, but each recognized in the other a strong man. Soon, vrery soon, they were to join in a busi- ness alliance that was to last dur- ing the remainder of Rogers’ Jife. Another who fought South Im- provement bitterly and capably was John D. Archibald. He was an independent Creek refiner, an active, swaggering young man. Later, Archibald became one of Rockefeller’s right bowers in Standard Oil. | Came Out on Top. = ' Rockefeller and the Standard Oi! Co. of Cleveland emerged from the. fallen frame of the Seuth Improve- ment scheme the only..matertal winners. John D. and those who had linked their destiniés with his were not merely rich. They were well on their way to becoming wealthy in a sense of which Amer- | in the seventies could scarcely ceive. However, there was one obstacle, Throughout the entire oi] regions, Rockefeller and his mates were now set down as sharpers. Thence- forth Standard Oil and suspicion were synonymoys terms. Mutual distrust was to But the young man of Cleveland was a business genius. quite de- termined upon conquering * the world and elevating himeelf to a position of dazzling eminence ~ He was very well entioias wee ve — : rm m SUR” en hia # ieee : - 1S ee, Re ee ete: 2 Ameer © “nee pa rh : ‘ _S Se . . 2 f + ee Ee : ig E Pi. BN . ; ian. td oaths tin My tcc, Oval Clambbe — - 7 - «re - ~ +s a a os ‘ ry tan 2 , Kodaks $5 to $65 Sas te $1.89 le s te sttuen ous: aay: ant ty The enlarged Sulwey Store offers the aaa sift sclectibos and the best values in its history. Only four more shopping days $2.50 and $3 $94 | SHIRTS Broadcloths, printed and woven madras; white and nest pat- terns; some are seconds; collar attached, neckband and coller to match. $3 and $3.50 $@.95 SHIRTS. 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Yo at PURER Ae” 42 5 eae" eli: oe ae ey es yy ’ zs me 39° : he ES ni . em omens Hs 3 we eS oe tT ape =) Cg Ace ak bain: ye Ey BP ee 9: : “ 4 " 5 ° ~s a ee e / ’ the love of Louis | the Fifteenth of France for Mme. | de Pompadour will be dramatized | during the Famous Loves broad- cast over KWK at 7:45 o'clock. ; A Harbor Lights Vroadcast may | be heard at 8 o'clock over KSD. The Interweven Pair. Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, will broadcast at 8 o'clock over KWK as usual. Wilt Perry directs the orchestra ao _— = following program: = ve Par Jones and Ernie ——, he: hat “Toy- New Year.” Jones and The Road to Un Understanding is the title of tonight's Tree Story te be dramatized over KMOX at 8 o clock. Gus and Louie of the Schrader- towama Band decide that the way to win the Widew Biddle back for Loule is to ship him te her in a barrel disguised as a gift. Gus, idealist that he is, confidently be- lieves that no woman would refuse a gift, especially ome received at Christmas. This broadcast will begin at 8:30 over KSD. Arthur Pryor, conductor, has ar- ranged a program of holiday mvu- sie. The details follow: Christmas The first scene of Act I of “Babes In Toyland,” by Victor Herbert with book and lyrics by Glen MacDoneough, will be a supporting cast during the Philco | Theater Memories broadcast at $:30 ever KWK. The Planters Pickers, featuring | Billy Arts and his erchestra with the Hallelujah Simgers. are to be heard over KSD, at 8 o'clock. Program details follow - Reses for De Gi over funsters say that one. organized and ai- | rected by Simeon Jurist, is com-| of five nationally known 7 ae he ‘w “s Ft +. " * = . ‘ By mt x ie le ~e * oP: - im ~ Saaa ‘2 s, % > > |}. Service, J... S. Department - ot. Bi: Agriculture and Principal Bx-. oH changes. Friday, Decimber 20 | i} 12:00 M.-12:15 P.M. —N SB c Studio Recital. 7:00 P. M.—Children’s Chrittmas a en hee > y a. 4:00 P. M. —Vocal Soloists. 4:15 P. M.—March of Events. pare M.—Broadway Lights. 6:45 P. 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