St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 14, 1930

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Ad ~ 3 ery *. ot Prag ti *} =, eae 7 7 » a ent ina aye; \ ety Pxips are se - “n abe Pi ae % % F 7 Cet Ss aa So RESP ce. Cee. ay boy tied. le oe wif br ee b0,000 Are arving. Se . 2 i4.—Cannibal- | shanceilor ‘Vivian 3M. co is dire wecked in th€/ing the officers of the ‘Ko aees of China, | Radio Corperation to show . ssionary from ra De: i bed * = Siver i-British anc operates ute Tei comp, es in an ad-| ..veral other cities of the all Schiffman, in his. Detition . | lism are «P-/ that the Kolster Corporation : s said. “I Wit-/ statement listed as 37.0 us 768 in certain patent rights at first sousht | item, he says, is fictitious ana ice. but ater | no value “and @5 4 part of & sch, © prevent it ‘and connivance to sell stock i elling childreh | gockholders.” This Statement, pbecause thre | says. was issued in April, 1928, adren are JUCKY | which time the stockholders Ww means of life. | permitted to purchase mew st famine, typhus | of stock for $22 a share. This sto Mout the SUM-| Schiffman asserts, Has & pre oh ae Sos the executive chaunitise tuasgocer | 1t ls charged Cohn, in bly oworn | t | . he_y | : to employ counsel and solicit con- or ‘many yea “editor-in-chief sted numbers, market value of $5. ' . : Seg Se SRR ai Sone Prine tributions from the members to mission re‘ef/ The common stoek Of the Kor, f ee ee eee carry the matter to the courts, |7*#7. lasted income as $17, 500, Jess | has been published b by. the Stratford inter : the summer.” | Radio Corporation sold as hich mepeores’y 0°" 8 shortage gio ‘Pie OR =e ee — proceedings will either origi. | $1396 taxes paid. and $10,090 a8 Co,.of . Boston, “Fellowship, the M B. E er editor «ff $78.75 a share on the New — mately $15,000 . rag a - Ps Be ‘Sk : Ren | eee = a = a oars ae | te : rr te the St : in “worthless” stock of the Nation- Sysrephy of a Man and a ee per, Leader, 1€- | Stock Exchange last year. News of the Neighbor s hes 7 setae os. se > Beek ee eee oe oe al Feed Co. . According to .Assist- | 2ess.” is the title wid the 280-page | ©" aa rocks ewes” | ae aren action im’ Paterson t¢ gels ey bia ena nee ae ek Oe eS ‘The action followed the reading ant District Attorney Crooks, Coha | volunie. ‘3 ie a5 China interna- | forced the stock @own $1.50 a's ay, Tesuen = eae ee a RS ee by Robert Burkham, president of | contended thaf stock for which he| The, book tells of Howard's rise .: oe in moe Shensi | to $2.75. of William plats 7 of eee meee: Migs er a ee an the "a OO a 14-page report | had paid $19; 000 in 191% had been —— a poo “ of his’ application | NATIO Roos | such action is instituted.” | bonds, $112,283. and - dividends | #57"*t me. and if there is,any- the claim uces | engaging t : s aehen the ther-|St. Louis Bank Building and others carrying ' ee : : ae crepe ois & 2 Can’t Be Disinterested. from. corporations, $275. Instead thing due the Government on this er 7 of prac. be a | thee piano ae . $2 below zero, | Equipment Co., whe died July rei persons, who said wid | | ci : The report, signed. by the. mem-/|°f suffering a toss on his stock, return I would “like to make the Ace, a ‘pedigréed German..shep-| too, ts an ua br ever recorded | jast is valued at $719,289.83 re forgeries. | : g , e : GIVEN TO JURY | jbers of the Executive Com*hittee, | Crooks asserted. Cohn obtained for settlement immediately.”. .. ' |.herd. sttayed “from the. Girton ug | ‘inventory filed In Probate Cc Voorhees as “the in-| ANAL P : that a ‘salaried lawyer can- | it loan accounts, notes, office equip-- Onty One Trial Here. home, 7234 Colgate avenue, Uni- \d- 5 t entire villages | today. Under the terms of the od Craig as°“an out-| Satin . | | | : a serve his bank's interésts and |™ent ang cash, all totaling $122,- It has been the practice of the | versity ity. in September 1926. ning : but by cold and/the estate will remgin in he Ciréuit Attorney said | i Lath : : “Rieke tn. reson |2t the same timie advise. a testator | 982. or a profit oe 98257 7 hisgipeeatan to ah prosecutions peg gerig 2 ri reget gir ye the! of the dark art to and 60+ *e Mive or ten Rer- | guring the life, of his widow would be issued today} : % which | @isinterestediy. The bank’s first Deductions of $7004. after effecting a civil settlement. |-dos, for which says he refused | cia) organizations. At -- time i ma . , " i_ Gov ent allowed " one an offer. 504. but received no} irs Raited. All the | ill be abite®. altimately: sax ‘vo and another “out. | Hieber had to rélay tack to Gus'in |‘utere#l: the sever: bold. te Per | ons totaling $7004, making the [for incbme tax evasion, and that| answer foe cuchy: feats. wal opengl Sim ee hea. teen | ee —— cot the city.' Roommate Testifies Helen De- [St Louis? Why — "t pega 6 ae nes a —_ nat’ incbene S133.796. alr whieh it] rebutted bs a coneiiion + when he left, ¢ and his accom- Rey rs fwo Under | land have gone who was : ee oe Iny districts in- |'2 Sock sei ~s who fa.32 years oid] LONG Hall GIER Thneatene’: | atas. nin, eapneds se. talactamnt: to | shila x Sime. onbes Wt: to’ndutenbin} “Ee S ae Ot YiBESS i azcinn |tstuatensd omaenes ortaeines } CUS - > ~ 2 ee mee ig a 13,000, and Brewmaster Wagner the apartment and didn’t get back | $ 0, B "ithe law until such a course was’ 2 vears old, presi- National Bank | ¥@5 filed today by the National vice president of | 4fe Association of Oklahoma nufacturing Co., Ok. + © death today in| The petition alleges Nick Fo e rear of his! tannati is not dead, although with whom he! body of a man killed by a train ‘wes found after | Rolla, Mo., Wow 24 last was id eters’ ine direc- | tified as his. it charges there ¥ the bank, held a conspiracy to defraud the ing ce. ance company. — wesuoned about the notes, anal , some until) Sunday morning about 11 jlittle red book shows 17,000 cases of Pres) ccnuine, but refused te|2cleck. When I opened the door} beer, which should. have: brought Gricsedteck as the phate of Kae “ceiving afy of the pre.|i -Smelied gas. 1 looked in and | Prather $17,900. ’ according te @ person itt- could see her lying on the bed. She This bribe-giver and pribe-taker » the company’s affaths.|2®@ threatened to commit suicide jare trying to put over a framed-up : le HH jag : aa tt | rie hl _. | | E°, | me authority said Craig had | @@2y times and I thought, ‘maybe jcase on an honorable citizen. - if | ip eee eS } ee , cog asi ee + Ly | @ ih ut SEF | y «4 oi ae # a Teelate than ever bSnee i are anerinaaily bitted he em@> @iec@iee uae she’s done it.” I went for the man- they succeed. Griesedieck and Pra-)| participate with |- 3 : oe a iV HWY vy: Wi thi ’ 4 Alli NI . Hil a ) a ; C ly rd for our tained some Of the money Cnet VUE OS PERN VS OT weather in thie plot, is seas hod : i, ek ae y Pare. ie onsequent y, in order to care 7” e than $800. -The “wag Miss de Longe was convalescing | Nations to fhe penitentiary gate, ind the ¢ P The| : business, our service department 16 now arities are enmal Aig a ex.| {Tom an illness when she came tojand as he passes imside, they can i Pee: eetapeney “ak ; and aight. bd over a Sane : “tive with Miss Smith. She had laugh in fiendish giee and say, “We. = veg — | | nplaints to the Cimeuit atter-|2een in. the hospital for several | put it over!” ae Natioi a and Peltier. “fos ‘oth ae ere made by. tine pany’s | Weeks suffering from inflamma-| Wagner's little red book is a . ons ee ft or = -James Motor Comp. ioc seis |'z,coeuiation cal annatactured lit, ‘mae te thee taacage' sa or near tho dan] les, and its secretary, Ernest G. “She was in good - health,” Miss days when, 2s shown by the “ we ; j litss ‘ “ when the beer was run out Not] Smith added, “but at times -she/ registers, Nations was in town. iat oe , 24, 1928,) : A.J. Youngman is acting queerly. She said}man writes down evidence of his = ps ti tig. noted ‘ lient of the firm, ‘Otte L. Am-|SRe suemeed some day she'd killjown eriminal acts. ‘Through the Press. 2 ¥ F vine I heard her say that on | efforts of Heber Nations to aid and Prather did not, the telephone |’ ke ; vice president and~ Joseph | Bewselt ? nag] tecends shows that 2 call’ went) itl treasurer. : | brother,: Gus, that ‘brewery ands TUNK AND ARE DISMISSED | to 7227s 2¢0 from a small town MS on nates hae ae en ae , a in Wisconsin and at first. worked. been. caught. violating the law. rE a4 aro Necro Cadet Among Them, |as a dress model. _ -Defense- aq if but He Is Eligible im Test Mrs. James Arnette, 4349 ‘Olive ' i : 4 ee street, formerly of T12 Belt “ave-| tion abeut aa : ST POINT, N. ¥, Jan, 14— | f 5 fo : ‘-four cadets, including Alonzo Mr tte-at | ! a : sin pro - : a ; Negro, of Chieago were . . | forcemer atisfactory. is | oe & : & bly discharged fr nited | th > | | le —wine of , ‘of Official | TUary before he caught them, nd) . Fe rg om U is @ , ra wi | .& y Academy today be- | | £ . ; Scion ‘tm: hooting Of | ther cities were aboyt to mate a| 1 * ; lure to pass mid-term ot yoting : ) eé\aminations, Maj. Gen, | | : | rows at those raid. : R. Smith, superintendent, Sit iin havions were held for 137) . dono in one .or more ., Gen. Smith said. Morty-? al, of +}. Ose who failed to: a members of the tvetivieiads {ne the rest were sophio-) . f the cadets who were dis ed faileg to pass the writ- oo "i review held early ene " he said, They then =<? Opportunity te remain: © aca ademy by taking @ final) pomet. Inte , ition. Seventy-threé passed pe ontis é 2 ae - te et P+ Se he arham was appointed by | ge » te men rn Geaky 2 A De Priest of Ch failed in only one ub en _— and so ert. ‘uke an examination jn) re-aaal to the acaden ee 7 ea 35 Ne ee » eS ae a ae os TO PAY a os oe "ress ip *s+.+.+. Never a 5 : cin 5 gee SE ~~ gn dun taal: KR ts a of etl 3 ST RS your choice of a : deliver : ae i ati +s RAE Ch : or ig 3 wis Br ee i Saban a pte tae “t ee: ae. ed oe that od ihe ‘ ; mcs -y i att “S ; - & ci A & : r. fe A a ~~ ¥ : 4 a nk ie : as es At " . ms o x =. ae ee ¥atong fis rd awit $3 ae nied me mh teased ai ties: SOM Pa ee #3 : Gee Bee oe ‘ eat 8 mn " ct = : +4

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ghee RR £5 xg pt ry Pr of ae a Nt SNe aR te 2 SNE eo oS mite i y “yeege:, | Ue ah Me UES? ep og me er Lig! ei : Eee MR ae gid iy igo Fe oA PY beg. 4 peed soe at or PS Suge ie : egy 4 eos ate “pr. » a ee ’ ey J Hy By oS Ls Eve i ‘ ~: 9 cae yo 2 %e : es Sia PG at eh: ARETE eR LEE EMO tS TREE, el seastiiiaiacinl RE LPO MRE S «. RANE Sve SEAS ¢ _ ] ic *. an Ra where they are meeting preliminary to the biennial convention of thef league. Favorable reaction to the of-the-House at $3.85 Ee He All : report by them was predicted. | ) : ; _| The beard of directors, composed ALSO 3180 Pairs of other Smart Styles in Patents, Satins, $3 85 : sag peng de Palade Black or Brown Kid, Reptiles, Etc. Drastically reduced to - * ; enon of Detroit co eae ee + WASHINGTON COR. SEVENTH ’ 1200 New Spring Silhouette | === === DRESSES 38995 ren | (ere rerare ban stale > ee ee Ye ee ee ee A price that makes this offering one of the strongest values in town! Certainly, dresses of such charm and quality are ordi- narily far, for more. Certainly, they are very. very seldom available ot such a low price as $8.95. © Bedell might indeed quote a guiding valvation. Bedell might relate certoin importont and interesting details upon the purchase of these 1200 frocks. But Bedell prefers to let - you make the comparison and sur- ; RE ye ARN ogg PRE Ui) reaee weA Hf 3 E fie eEbaee ADVANCE 1 * ” and Novel ! rints ~ om . Priced So Low..... > te " : F 5 oa > i i Ber EEE ' ALE 8G MBP a SS APS BAERS OTS Be PRE SLT SMR SRO 2s eae eRe: Toi DB Ret i Rt ie AME: Scotch tangents

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i be Ted eer ey Parente Spat antes g Sts Ment Re Baap se: ae - PRAT R - Sa a ie of high-grade Shirts . .. 6 : ; ) Pew) eS bs gee foe. |, Cee Se ee eet! | , —-@ o~ er) A te ar es eS ffs ey ON nen Scaled “es ote € js * ety" ah NER OR r French marquisette . » Many have hem- geet oe IT y ty Bae | sae | Hemivalial Secon Seam sate SWE pe RS | eft a ee FAL! Flatware a V rear RRR D * 7 Owed - "y Special! 123 $2 : . Every Style Is:an Advance pring Creation in This — | ee | 26-Piece Soke | These ore 12x9 Rugs that ie Velvet and - | | : : | : ‘ . ) POR oi ples; ranging Wool and rayon mixture; * | s ee Se | ' = Specially Priced at. | | : eB i 2 18x27 to 27x rib and straight Bottoms; ; | =. 3 ibe Be | -e ees inished edge. crew, V and round necks. . : . . :-% : | throughout Fancy weaves and color combinations. ~ 36 to 42. A Value-Giving Event . ._ for Wednesday... . tod gramllien amas : ia | Fo © Th. Gu im the Majestic pet- effect Voiles and sheer You can actually SAVE... and be first to wear the new season's fashions . . . ifyou tern, exalgnivye ey °F lana oe amiinaiieon: take advantage of this special offering! For this is a-style-event in which we present the .Stx, Baer & er, ) err: = sh ae oT = and guaranteed .for | Modish silk authentic advance modes for daytime and afternoon wear! Bright crepes for d a Shee wears: eee. soramcegedictr page wear have boleros, fine batiste and lace touches, and the new seami godets and flares : i ae of Oriental rug weaving! crepe and Ps that emphasize slender length of line.’ And there will be quantities 0 the Chiffon Frocks piling Bee ony at | Ce Sr * pose, 4 il (flowered and plain) in demand for bridge parties, tea time, and Sunday-night wear. iti gp OL whe ; t 1 A RNASE: flared skirts, solid color cotton pon- 3 = _, (Third Floor.) ; = | : se oir emcee ce “ — — see se aout : pleated gee; printed dimity and : . | oe | 7 : : ne : SRnEnNNE UIRNETROEN 2A SPO NR skirts, etc. batiste; solid co cot- , nut | F ashionable ton sateen; highly mer- colors. Sizes cerized white br loth; 13 to 19. white corded dimity. ‘w ‘ a a ss > i io . ‘ — -~ * Bi wirsos mess a ae.” - ae tae Be ee . ‘3 eg u IE gf | . ¢ a Manufacturer's Surplus Stock ~ € : - RB git ERT AY tosh Pie: te ne mE Tae a Nee aie a 1 fenesrene fe Ag roc ‘ oe ge = Ses - ~~ - EE aE AD EY EIR ig aed ig Se ia GME at Pe a ae ee ies 2 i x 4 4 ~yih Ae were: ¥ Ag ee ae “~k d in a lt OT «uct SE 2 ’ we TE et me en ar ge x Be aS LS ROK eg > aa ae nes 62 Pod j > % * akon p Ae | Sesto ORE Ge Me te I Rees ek A RO Ot i Ne Ee ae eee > wee iF oo ae gist SSeS é 3 i

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ome. ~ be et > ar Ph ee iP ia re Pe ee SAA et ie SS Pe Be drags,..is pleasant for et a? faa. i save money- guarantes ter oad ane ker relief for payee or sore throat than any$h ever tried, Ask for — ready for use in 35¢, 60¢ bottles. Sola by all NoaEong ee | ADVERTISEMENT 2. ‘ward ~ Southern mills and resold here at Tess then o¢ cost price. ~ One Touch of this || Double Action © Discovery and You Remove Corn Dr. WOOFTER'S Corn and Bunion Remedy - SAN JUAN, Porto Rico. Jan. ~ Roosevelt, est quality inner- oe ' coil Mattress that $ 95 can buy at ” ess than ‘twenty 7 Ore you cies 75¢ @ Week Lowest price ever quoted on a thigh “grade Coil Spring Mattress. BUETTNER FURNITURE CO. 901 Washington, N. W. Cor. saneeied —— “Then REM leads way to quick relief « “My three children, Bruce, Billy ‘and Betty Jane, live outdoors dur- Bopp winter,” says Mra, L. H. { Miller of Sea Breeze, N. Y. ‘The two eldest are always sledding, skating or ski-ing and they have a womlerful time every wintér. Sometimes they get coughs as all children do, and ore tien protis lem sometimes to find something to relieve them. Last winter Bille a bad cough, ,and I had seen in the papers how REM was so highly recommended, so we got some and gave it to ‘him,’ It re- lieved him at once and has since helped coughs of the other chil- dren and my husband. I’ve since told g Boge op about REM, and I know at least two other een ame if now. REM’s the | BRUCE & BILLY MILLER ms) oie medicine the children take willingly and without —- a Sd Children and parents can | y/ “ NEM’s easy to take, too. , oth | They Are Sure: They Getti ‘Them the Sensible Wey % Livery. person. needs Vitamin A and D—from them comes ‘the vital |, ‘izing substance you are supposed to “get from the Sonpy foods you eat. Half . n dewn men, awomen and thildren need them and need them badly. es these pred ah p a@mins in’: Hy “food -you would not Save, to go arthet. But it is sdldom done. . You ¥ have to eat « variety. of foods. that are Vitamin ‘tested and that is’ Bais tikes from pure N > Now 1 when wineas to ailing slice whose health is. below par that they ‘are sure of t ega these Vitamina in McCoy’s Liver Oi) Extract | Tablets we are simply stating 2 proven truth : when We say to our af: BETAS in cet a it good we y are ia statement of fact—if it were’ not / ‘ttge ch sites could not possibly pablish it, “" ‘striving for) mater ener be, | Viteaabeteiiod cod liver oil and put} taki ‘thent in small sugar-eoated tablete— Spy Koko haben y-< Fig eee Br fore a get th eegoat of 4 + | Can women to join Mrs, W. K. Vah- | derbilt's group of war helen’ who }. 90} the Postoffice Department would be changed by recommendations outlined here today: by Postmastery |General Brown. Ray For the first time, the Postmas-. ter-Geheral gave his “yardstick” of air . mail would supplant a one carrier receives as low as eight cents and another as high as $3 a pound. Numerous conferences be- tween postal authorities and air during the last few ‘months. in Washington with a view to working out a rate “yardstick.” Under the system suggested by. Brown, the Postoffice Department | would concentrate its: exceptional aid on essential routes, those which have been traveled by ox team, pony express, railroad and auto, “and would use planes as it now uses trains, at fixed rates per mile fox. definite weight spaces.” The Growth of Air Mail. Declaring Cleveland “an appro- priate place to take an inventory of aviation of today, and to hazard a guess for the’ future,” the Post- master-General pketched the growth of the air mail to its. pres- ent status: “Two hundred planes and 260 expert pilots engaged; 26 . con- tractors over the regular routes aggregating 14,368 miles, flying ap- mpg pemeemge|| 6 OY ER AP RR EES Ort EO ee hire eR ET hee A ee y t i277 . ao Ks mail contractors have been. held / proximately 40,500 miles each 24 hours, about 60 per cent of which is flown at night.” The Postmaster-General ‘told of! the accompanying aceeleration in the commercial flying business and its apparent serious results. “The public poured ite hundreds tion industry,” he said. “Factories sprang up and air Hnes were inau- gurated; some in accord with the best practice, others less well con- sidered. But the experience of all With a paying load of only 16 to 40 per cent of capacity, all closed the year with operating deficits great the very life of the is to the transport industry today is tn the balance.” “Toddling Before Marathons.” He declared this was because the air enthusiasts forgot that childrén niust. creep before they walk and: must toddlé from chair to chair fore they engage in marathons. The | vided with facilities for flying from ‘coast to coast betore any consider. able number of persons had made sightseeing trips over their home towns. He added, however. that the sit- uation. was one that properly occa- sioned the deepest public concern, and set forth his opinion as to what the Postoffice Department should do toward a solution. “In our judgment, the method of détermining the compensation of air mail contractors must-be revo- lutionized,” he sald. “The system of paying by the pound, regardless of.distance traveled, is manifestly unsound, Such'a system compels the contractor to gamble on the volume of mail he will carry, and creates an inducement fer him to swell his volume by unethical prac- tices. He is obliged to make his ‘partment furnishes him with one pound or & thousand pounds of mail, and he should therefore. be paid a just consideration for his [sna Magli to gerve, as well as o | service performed.” Detatis of Rate Plan. He then set forth @ definite re- commendation by. the Postoffice Department, amending the air mail act to authorize the Postmestér- General to contract for the trans- portation of mail at fixed rates a mile for definite weight spaces, the rate not te-exceed $1 a mile for og pounds of. ayy capacity,. © suggested the establishment of = schedule providing, perhaps, for the payment of 30 cents a mile for a weight “apace | of: 100 pounds. | with increased . increasing ‘weight | pouhds of weight Space is reached, He advocated adding a proper factor for night. flying, flying over mountains, and flying over evoke akg frequently « covered by This system, he said, would | greatly increase air mal) service to the ere by permitting the i ‘air mail . ‘BARANAC, » NY Yi aah | we 1 Mes. Josephine Morss Bert. oe od aa spomeyp a! ey mips, Bab er win home here Sunday. i , Sho was one é¢ the tirst Amert- of millions of dollars into the avia-| in 1929 was substa:.tially the same. [ American public, he said, was pro-| flight whéther the Postoffice De- served in the ambulance “with. MONEE EM ee RE CM NN Ee Le AN CN EY Bn I LG OT er ‘ . a ee ee PPP ya EET eee 8, g Well made of strong tive, a of tractive - Oblong or e aeeoe: An excellent re a aed 3 ¢ Stros “ made, perfeetly fin: * ished with enamel in attractive Choice of three a Beene See id SURE COS SRR Sate TAEMELY pe Bae es tractive 4

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AOE IR Red COT A TE ON ORIN OF a ANNE rs 4 “4 sige yok tS edie ok Ae pee Pepe ti yg ae rf , Uae * Pa. ucho Gusto! ~ a ysis N ang Hac ipl rea ee -- 7 7 Ae NS eation to work for the retention of a A SPICY THRILL—mucho gusto (plenty PPE EETON | special election March ,25. It is; 3 EE | favor)-—from Old Mexico in the rare sauce of | “ULL Patact by Thomas N. Dysart, «a I a eR Re oka oe RS Libby’s Chili Con Carne blended with plump ~ ‘ > ‘| member of the ‘brokerage firm. of RS BG ye Ji cea eS | beans and tender beef. Your grocer has it. ~~ = Knight, : te ble, Hiead- quarters have been ‘established at ‘the board office, 911 Locust street, although officially the board does Lleopyyi@ 7 - To << bao A TA & iceenieaietlbe acs Pi | not participate in the campaign. ey 4g “ae THIS SIZE } e MPC-(G x35 Wy . at. _Remainders of Our Regula: Lines WASHINGTON COR, SEVENTH * |||Committes ‘are Maurjeo camiay,| Jess ve TS 3 pil "Patterns and Leathers Charles M. Hay, Richard S. Hawes, wey t se | f- Mrs. Harry W. Hoffman Joseph P. fo , ay ae ; 7 P . re | ) Licklider and Samuel B, McPhee-|' 9“ . * ta neusieilete Sizes a | | me | ters. Other members of the Cani- paign Committee include Mrs. Lon $3.00 O. Hocker, Walter B. Weisenburger, |. | Joseph C. Schroeder: and Mra) Value Laura 8..Edwards.. Schroeder is | at vice chairman of the group, Smith; | : x Se ar a COAL & COKE C The Board ef Education will act , on a resolution asking for retention of the 85-cent tax rate tonight. This rate, which must be approved by the people, would be in -effect for the next four years. Cah ye been asteners in effect for the last t years. All-Rubber 3-Button F Without approval of the higher rate at a special election, the rate would 4a revert to 60 cents on the $100 valu- H ation. W OO PEE St. Louis is the only large Amer- ican - city which maintains the REG. - schools and erects new butidings oe ere without bond issues, President Blu- ¢ | , meyer of the board deciares in «a ¢ | e me ™~ pe : hes. : statement. He listed the increased ia = ah? ao SS ny expenditures during the last four} + 4 rh, “a ie A Re | | le years due to an. increase in the number of pupfis, particularly in a A. See ~ WS? - : the high schools; higher pay, for wa ae , : 5 teachers, the erection of new build- cai 4 OS ay fy 4 1 : ; ings, acquisition of school sites, the sat) AN 3 : | | construction of the public school} stadium and the purchase of $5090,. $4.50 000 worth of new textbooks in con- Value nection with the curriculum revi- sion. Among plane for the immediate future, which depend upon the re- tention of the present tax rate, Blu- meyer says, are the construction of two high schools, a vocational school and several intermediate schools, provision of additional playground space and changés in Harris and Stowe teachers’ colleges, | as described exclusively in the Post- % Dispatch yesterday. to establish them as free public junior colleges It's open season now for Whoopee Galoshes. . Easy to slip for boys and girls, as well as for into, easy to slip off. Light, warm and sensible for wet teacher training. and slushy pavements. All rubber and jersey linings. A. F. OF L. CONSIDERING WAY es! TY AEDUCE WORKING HOURS ployment Situation Being Planned, FFICE SUPPLIES, 2m c= == By the Associated Press ST. PETRESBURG, Fia., Jan. 14. —Decision to consider carefully a No. 685 Steel Office Eraser, Ea. S5c plan for effecting a gradual reduc- tion in the workingman's hours of labor, with the hope of improving the unemployment situation of the pr me “oe country, was reached by the execu- Pa tive council of the American Fed- eration of Labor in midwinter con- vention here yesterday. . “We understand that many men now are working 10 or more hours @ day in various lines of industry, some of.which is night work,” said William. Green, president of the Federation, “and we do not feel Red Press Board .j1)| that there is any necessity for any —Size 10x12-in, worker to be called on to work index AtoZ. |}/ more. than eight hours a day in| /iamm _ © Another great buying coup brings — any of the highly industrial estab- lishments of the country.” ff Ae OC values that et will be the talk of the Green said the nell: had de-| #3 | » SPV tc 1th h i] HE cided to oo thi abeeiatrnesit of; % cee em. ee s i x black a f % , : ! SUE Ben W. Hooper, former member f » a eR, Strongly Built Wt Sisun Wuowes taker Behck an « ad | he a\ ionable calies ++. ina ‘selection of the GLOBE-WERNICKE TT | member of the Interstate Com- eb Vet a | latest modes , . . 5. | | tnerce Commission on the ground rf ie 4-Drawer Steel aw that when he was on the labor ce | ai flared and ae esas een | whois Sie 8 ernor of Tennessee. The council Z © a the chevecdl it 7 With Automatic Fasteners * . =? @& « “ x \ 1 ee wet ieuan LS AE Et: | yy i ie. - refuee@d an application for mem- bership into the labor federation by various groups of insurance agents. cae a 28 Inches Deep ee ee ee Mises. Women's; . «Eaten Sines Lange Dies Cicely, More teu "NORFOLK. Va. Jan. 14 Se ey an. 14.— : C Fou tavete. a. = Ham Larson of South Port, N.C. . | = ae | : pk saibu-ram THIRD FLOOR, _ who on last Friday drifted in a | aed. F small skiff from his fishing smack and for whom shore stations and coast guard cutters’ had been! hd searching, yesterday was found by | Letter Sine—Olive crepe not fe the steamer Ivy Olsen. Four Diawees Sam Size . .842.50 “ee Lareon was picked up off Cape Thee Romaine, N. C., 200 miles south of the place where he was first re-| ‘ported adrift.. In view of weather conditions along the coast Friday} and Saturday, coast guard officials andthe Re te ee ea, che Se eg peel -aie po p MeRN gar, Mp nee — e sles wipe! peniten- tiary today by Deputy Sheriff Ol-| ver M. Livingston of Jetterean | City, Mo., to be returned 26 the | | Missouri penitentiary, whence ne | [escaped in July, 1928, |

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3 & Pi ‘ hate’ # craig Sipe ther 7 eet *> . Desa hee 2s Neetu # * a ray - ee ee % ’ f -_ rm 2 a oo | > ‘4 cos x by . * APrRrPAKE. ate # RAR. SER aid tse in Sta sR ee aia fe OF ES Bon: at ia aLY, a Hetis % ae POS gts ‘ os e in 23 é Vey gl = 4 - i ws wey cnt ee Gre & _— 4 f/f “First CLOTHES | Separate pieces and Layeties BIE EAN £LE ) Says “ wale pairs ) anders of Our Regular uding Many Diff Patterns and Leathers : LANE BRYANT, separate specialization, 2nd floor | Sixth and Locust seabirnty vt ch Ms es = + hee ow Page” yt y ee oa Incomplete Sizes rell if he had made an appointment: he zoect Frenk Be 000), a 00 news. h hecas Be war GO ; idenly to New York. The witness said he could not recall the nature of the business but added it was not. caused by the newspaper stories that he was wei Kags de of- fice. Pickrell said he ‘had known King since 1922 ‘and that whenever he was in Washington he dropped into the latter’s office to pay his re- spects. Senator King had previous- ly denied that Pickrell used his of-. fice’ as headquarters, , Had LAttle iin 9 taiige se ww “i Ve Robinson asked Piokrell if it wag ani a? not peculiar that he had ao. little , ¥ correspondence during his Wash- ington work. Pickrell anid he bad had:very little. The witness in response to. “* question by Senator Robinson | nied that he was employed by the “German Dye Trust.” He had pre- viously testified that he met Dr. Bosch, whom Robinson described as “head of the German Dye Trust,” in the office es | and will ap the American fm ie — Re call rv t ae ergs % and Dressers which © 3 $20 t6-$30...53 coos, gup...$8 § GoldmanBres PO S| Bt en eee 5 | a-speed for washing every a> vee c wags Pr dt 5 ; £% ; +1 $70 F os , : = S ; & : 3 ; . ‘ >» 5 = ae : ~ : ; . é t 4 . ‘ 3 ee x 7 ; ‘ ‘ ‘ 3 i ; as | z | * s - ~ bE R n ; . ; | ; | m - a . é: i ‘ : = : : ) Ae 2 , é | ° 4 ere & 2 ' ot 2 t , = 2 e | % \ D ¢ s ' res | cathy r “ ris a ee 2% peat on Ble : es we o =e a . | , ef a ‘ LC J “~ Mand } | | a a a : | of How High the Former F i. Se. ee fr yokes arr Via ¥ Ry aie ‘ es aN CELLS PVP LP 4 ividngt

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ths 5 ar ning ce = ‘SIpAT Se as BRR eo eee ath or saga a nea hae! by A . ’ Sig =f, rae ae as > i ai ge leet ee ia wll — Ses 3 my 25 ve) ball ; a ad i oe 33 Si es, Bol q is K i ; era < & Si _— since - 1th ' 2 0 ee ee aeeheiee ‘ an rie — il ‘ag a rT “oe ain eae DS?” » MIRE RT PS . =9 ee aia a Pe oe oa A : ‘65 : * - | ; ' . . 3 aaa ra ianlaicias : . naan mene sre oe § ‘f he . | eo a ; panes — see veneoans ror ngs a aes “eee *seaeee® * ~~? setae eer O24 229" 7 . ° see ase s tet tees es eee ewer ge te ° scvconessnags cians tember ee seoneeae sack point three subcomaiittees immedi | ately, with a fourth after other committees’ of the council Bave de- termined what powers shall be vested in the metropolitan gevern- ment, ang the possibility of a fifth to consider subjects of taxation—- that is, the possibility of new wavs ef getting public funds without in- creasing the tc “al tax burden, Reed ++ in addition to the 2=======5 “COLD-CONTRGOL* | =e mittees will consider assessment or- -_ Sal Frigidaire ri ueeseae| Straight from the no O rel ~ or improvement districts and the procedure of special assessment me and condemnation. , After other countil comméttees | @ . indicate the scope ef the new cifr- | ceunty. the fourth subcommittee Le | ; 3 will take up debt and tax fimita- | - 3 am | tions, co-ordination of the Maancial pregram involve@.,.im the various governmental activities .redern-! : of » Among ro | 7 Deuser of the county, kins of the Burgau of Resear~h, Dean Leeb of ineten University school ef com- merce and business administration. * * inside and out |S=s.s=5"s=53 Means Committ»e of the Beard of Aldermen and Mayor Ativan d. Goodbar of McKnight. on every 4 pe begs: Thay eaid Reed | oo “be suppert the metrepotitan gov- by taxation ef the whole sige ° | + . nouseren ca bine! = . area, [ hope the werk wilt turn eut so that the net result will Dehay Aaah hecenddeadin cate cede | : * | . Ss cae ae COAST TO COAST a and more strikingly beautiful. Every house- Frigidaire Porcelain-on-steel makes pos- sible beautiful Tu-Tone effects that no other finish can give. And it insures greater cleanli- mess. For the smooth surfaces, inside and out, — as easily cleaned as a china plate. And fai It resists moisture and proof against suse ie Seed aebest By apace aot TRO A ARE IE TOE A ee ee ne eee

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; “” at... scccoedescetcestecees at. Wertrrrer iets foes ts ‘ Bl... osrecsesgeedowesee sees Vacuum Cleaner PO Cleaner at... sseveeses dee : $i ; iis On. oe OR ee Se ITE gucing tablets or other ¢ = ridiculous and ¢ ring modern figures tee fia 2 + wn thy CITY, plication of Dr. ‘Wred penitentiary: at Leaven- will be Gpposed by OO ARE, BOONE RELA AE AEE AI AI A NCE OS For This Genutne Wurlitzer RADIO ——— eam RCA AND VICTOR Combination A AIEEE EGE OLE LAL LLL ARO AEN AOI Soo CG "types, COMBINATION JUST 4 OFFERED! COME EARLY! Terms as Lew as $1.00 Weekly a = /URLIIZER: 1006 Olive St. ae Cros Laxetive ROMO GRIPE ft mi-erable feeling caused y colds. laxative effect the cause of the suffering. Taken «cold in twenty-four Bours: At all draggists, 50c. See: ee a were “destined too” remain “§ndefi- nitely . arr American political ‘argu ing the question from the stand- point of the producers.” h “We are dealing,” “dele: Borali eary “preferential ove place else I know'of outside of Per | haps Java.” =. The Logic of Protection. oe Borah stated ‘that: the higher} the ° “cost of .gugar can ¢onsumeéts about $54,- sumers if he it would be As = - a solutely the principle pon which protective policy rested. “Phe protective sys tem,” he declared; “was based upon 1 the theory that the American civ- /iligation was one; that the stand. ard of living was one; that the standard of wage was ‘practically one; but wé are now extending that principle to the Yellow Sea.” — Suga? production. in: Cuba, the Senator said, was virtually all in the hands of American capitalists. The 20. per cént “preferential, he contetided, amounted td sa bounty in favor of these’ capitalists, who were able by reason of the prefér- ential to dominate and contro] the sugar market in the United States. Borah asserted that while he thought that the Philippine Islands were fitted for. inde dence; he doubted that they would ever get it. “When we turn: back the pages have given. ‘back. countsies. over Which they acquired -‘ny circum- | fairs, oe would result if inde- pendence. Time for Action Passing. “Tt is my judgement that we were |’ nearer tl eakpnet 16 years aco than are now, and, in my ae 4s not a Gahy Prone s-8? cents a 1921 to.1.76 » pound inj | tremendously increased gins ‘ a a I~ Me Se ey diate aa : eet at ee oot oo yee 4 hay phi a. ae Mi meat Fe - SCREEN’ SECRETS. MAGAZINE Chisego 35 E. Weeker Drive ga ‘STORIES, MODERN MECHANICS, ) i STARTLING DETECTIVE ADVENTURES, TRUE CONFESSIONS abl + Buy FS ; = eee * ibe be bers; 538: fc a a 3 fi Tare jagatent ; > eles « ee nad . y ¥ ~ ‘ bs) ee aS SL Se ae Yam >) " , ‘ ~~ the y sans . Dect, and | eee * at > he ré es we Peon 7 Pa be ops o> : eres: S45 se ag! iowa Se a eff Mie * Pee OS or ~ 2 —* me: a *3 ann f . maxes a ; i . y a * eWOREVy « thane ADM Y 108 m y © WASHINGT : BN . a PORE aD TT > Figcnbinia ar Mie Sie SYR, ey mt ee bud e a Say % , ae vec ae ae ee a Ay eekgo 7 4 ey, a ee a i, bedi Naples et BRT: bis “ [oh a Makers: 4 | on ear ase bth gi aR egg 2 hor Ptte agi a™ «.

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By the Associated Ff WASHINGTON Law Enforcement its voluminous section it is made court that any unknown have or the jurisdiction, it : general view in the Howse | to serve othe Calls Dima, wr Senate is that there will bei shown to the sat misses’, women’s and extra sires: in Shagmoors and ‘ : iB! se (ivery enameled. One 42x70 inch sine... ... 2. at ao to spare im both chambers! wou to be conc Swansdowns. Fourth Ficer 217 Prs. $3.50 Hese, $1.15 AE" en $1.50 Weel ak, bite, whi : rovide the legislation urged | for agp fiat cOnerete more te Cirry! court, may be he recommendations Of Presi-/| with the provi Hoover and the Law Enforce-j or the jndiciai ¢ Commission was the intrO-lmon 113 Us C. today by Chairmen Wi-i Galewful of the Heuse Expendi- Ttite amenéme Cemmittee of the administra- ask wes réecomm bill to provide for the trans | wtesion se as te if the dry wit from the Trems- tage of the i . epartment to the Department ‘ine te S a (XY _“_ . - a Sipe hae Shade ae ustice. He eaid that hearings portation - as ; ; : ——— es gee * ee , ee a ele eS mE ” bes SEE Ce d be arranged on the measure “Any State co maker Longworth had referred Expenditures. Committee of the recommendations dent Hoover and the Na- a ee ed +i wee AOE Re eee «+ ~ ee ae iliamseon gaid his bill “is in cted inte iaw,” he said | ning the measure. “all that ¢ Bureau snow ip the = i 7 . | 3 sury Department having to do, the : aoe rt . , - | ge + es the enforcement of the pro- Sparen oy Offering, | @ There's new pleasure and convenience cookimg on : ; | : | : - 4 | | ion act, including the field at orth-W hile Savings : | one of these modern, excellently constructed Gas =. te AS Sens : | wae se lee. will a a, to the | eating statement : ed : 7 sys i eS eae ee = | | e Williamson bill would trans- | bes, shown that $150 Grade, 9x! li? : ; i | : | ) ua woe ‘£3 ma = ee fe le cement frem the jurisdiction State officers & * “s — flame. coe : , ae ye ee ee he Treasury to the Jusfice De- they are inclined ment and weuld ect up « pro- bas been & sOur $138 Grade, 8.3x10 3 | | fo. i ; Rl | “ers and gewers. now con- sion for the : gold. lacqn er, with . - ) as: aN e Tt ao phe : | * , e : | : | . te | 3 : @ «4 = i co | Pee Pig - 2 isons ef the act, as well as Ate So semen ee ee lint ee err, | | ithe following Violations @f the Internat rev- | ual of slight a*s. the apprehension ‘ful possessions ¥ of offenders. the sef-( .meti guantiti and enforcement of all for- | caged tn & Tet under the acta. Centralizing Authority. Dill specifies that the Attor- OS CEE NS SERIO aot reports under the ine.. *‘s cut alee that they shall T.De regutations fer the fing | com of vieletiogs of the pro- relief of ct ‘ov ‘axes qun@ pemalties has oc- "Cer the @ev taw oF tmter> e tawe. Joint consiéer- cloth with Ep teye Raise nck oe for. $1 i pe we. 5: Rapes, nema Bea RE aero e-sg Ne Rares, gh. pn ZENE Sadly ; ae ee “ 2 ter § Bites Pye eR berietigic a y aoe St aa ete te ae No Fe = iis

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‘white batiste. . a hand scallop- . Collar or yoke Re - white or white c EES Ce ' blue. Slips em- ‘ae Q J aged. 6 months DD = 5) ae dues... ..$4.85 Blue crepe, lined or cotton flan- or embroid«red. trimmed. & Slips, 44c - _ ©r hemstitched with embroidered hemstitched or - 6 months to 2 1 Rejects Blankets, a ‘Grade. *eeee 55¢ " 7 of combed yarn. ~ ections. Pink or white ~ borders. pink, blue, white .97c Fifth Fleor | f R l 1 7 4 ower! fhealtistic Tone: Pl 4 *® ie oe % vs = ye haute : Sas eS aoe Se Ramen ae tes 7 ae @ sae ee eee aan aa ata Dp ea Cie ae | meee be Ss # 5. SE x ee Aw te CS hte F Se Cs a oie os. Rimettee ho aS Be >: eel 4: re PAs Pp Stee ie Tks Sa Pik ba Yeatpee nts jo ar Oe : yang tn. RT, Pig let Se Ee at is bat ds? 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OF es | ax ae eas - e te be & mae >. x oe 3 eee ie om ow, ERA A ort eat . m ¥. bo r z n ~~ 5 Ve Sane , yee x a ~ Ya 7 UF Scie ‘ : eS pe x Xe RY % 7) eS s gitorial a z Daily Gar PASS QUICKLY pic IN DRY ml ASKED FOR sao to Take yor Cases Out of reasury $ Hands as ver Board Proposed. COMMITTEES IN USE HANDLE TOPIC Disposition Among ets to Oppose Plans, ich Hawes Pronounces ‘As a Whole, Good.” the Associated Press. ASHINGTON, -Jan. 14.—*-’on- today is preparing to act on recornmendations r improv- ;prolibitiom enfortement, sub- ei yesterday by President ae e general view in the House Senate is that there will be to spare in both chambers provide the legislation ereee the Chief Executive. first conerete move to carry the recommendations of Presi- Hoover and the Law Enforce- t Commission was the intro- kion today by Chairmen. Wii- the House Expendi- ittee of the administra- bill to provide for the trans- of the dry unit from the Treas- Department to the Department Justi He said that hearings ' arranged on the measure mn with n view of reporting the peaker Longworth had referred ‘the Expenditures Committee t phase of the recommendations Pre t Hoover and the Na- nal Law Enforcement Commis- n dealing with the proposed Williamson Explains Bill, illias said his bill “is in with the recommendation of Pl’ enacted into law." he said] tipiaining the measure, “all that Bureau now in the epartment baving to do h the enforcement of the pro- tion act, including the field : be transferred to the ertimo:? of Justice. amson bill would trans- rtaining to prohibition or nt from jurisdiction ry to the Jusfice De- would set up a@ pro- reau under the direc- nofthe Attorney-General, with } @rector and an assistant. ane |} in the enforce- including attorneys, “8S and equipment and Kpended appropriations would | ransicrred without any change tne sonnel he nieasure Sets forth the du- : upon the Attorney- a! the enforcement of the hibition act, in addition toe cofi- tg upon him all the rights, “ees and powers now con- Secretary of the s f The r . r a reac} ' - with investigation it! of the act, as well as Nolntions Of the Internal rev- apprehension and offenders. the seiz- cement of all for- the acia, ; _ Centralizing Authority. ete Dil specifies that. the Atter- “ue? ind the Secretary of .Teasury shall jointly preseribe a under this act and , and the form SD) . bonds, permits, ree- under the Jaw. i Be ( also that thep shall. e for the filing ations of the pro- which eijivil Ha- | penaities has o@c- irvy law or mter- Joint consider- is provided for. srohibition burean | rv is to be Known) © Bureau of Nar- : iustrial Aleohol, and pres prohibition. comméis- ate changed to that of - of Narcotics and Th-| The act would |; mut (ive on the first day of ee onth after its approy- eUyt ie a ang nfor Lures ’ ~_ ~~ try . VU aci tions ae Longwerth said t6- Swe — different rogram to six com- | ak been prompted by expedite consideration. | he found that the -4tions of the law en-) ‘onmission and - the: red in the message of by Mr. Hoover and in| we “panying preperts from any Mellon and Attorney | y Prendiing Out the Work. “* committees ave & . & Mitchell embodied subjects; cer C best be haridled im this/ co" Maximum of Six Months i in Jail and $500 Fine Proposed—Lack of Co-operation i in Some States Embarrassing, Board Says. WASHINGTON, Jan. 14.—The Law Enforcement Commission in its voluminous supplementary re- port, dealt almost entirely with amendments to the existing stat- utes and cited nunferous circum- its views. On the,proposai to amend thé padlock injunction section of the Voistead act to make it more ef- fective, the Commission recom- mended: “If in any proceeding under this section it is made to appear to the court that any person or persons unknown have or claim an interest in such room, house, building, ‘structure, boat, vehicle, or place, or some part thereof which would be affected By the order prayed for, it may order that such person or persons unknown be made par- ties by designating as un- known owners or mants of some interest in the property de- scribed, and such person or per- sons, and any defendants who dre absent from the jurisdiction oF whom, whether within or without the jurisdiction, it is- impracticable to serve otherwise, or who are shown to the satisfaction of the court to be concealing themselves for the purpose of evading service of process or of any order of the court, may be served in accordance with the provisions of section 57 of the judicial code (title 28, sec- tion 118, U. S. C.)” Uniawful Tra This amendment to the Volstead act was recommended by the Com- mission so as to take full addvan- tage of the activities of State of- ficers in cases of uniawful traps- portation: “Any State, county, or municipal! Officer’ of the law may, on discov- ery of any person in the act of transporting in violation of this titie intoxicating liquors in‘any wagon, buggy, automobile, water or air craft, or other vehicle, seize the Same and any and all intoxicating liquors found therein being trans- ported contrary to lawand arrest any person in charge of the same, and may thereupon proceed against such ‘person and property in the appropriate Federal Court as here- in before provided.” “As to the need of this,” the Commission said, “wé have the testimony of a number’ of prohibi- tion administrators and an inter- esting statement in the prohibition suryey of.New York. Experience has. shown: that inability to take full advantage of the activities of State officers in localities where they are inclined not to co-operate has been a source of embarrass- ment particularly in Statesin which there is no State enforcement law ander which to carry on a State prosecution. As things are, the most that such officers do is, if so inclined, to notify the prohibition administrator of what they have found, and leave it to his frequent- ly overworked office to send his men to the iocality and take charge.” il : Slight Violations. This amendment to the Jones law was proposed by the Conimis- sion for the purpose of defining “easual or slight violations,” of the Voistead act. » “For the purpose of prosecution, the foliowing shall be deemed cas- ual of slight. violations: (1) Uniaw- ful possession, (2) single salts of small quantities by persong not en- gaged in habitual violation of the law, (3) unlawful making of smal! quantities where no other person is employed, (4) assisting in mak- ing or transporting as a casual em- ploye only, (5). transporting smatl quantities by persons not habitual- ly engaged in transportation of ii- licit liquors or habitually. employed by habifyal violators of the iaw.” “This should be considered in connection with our proposal az to relief of congestion in the Fed- eral courts,” the commission said. “We propose that in case of ‘cus- trict Attorney may. prosecute by eomplaint or information and tu such case, if sO prosecuted, the penalty for tarh offense shaif be a fine pot to exceed $500 or im- prisonment in jail (not at hard ia- —— months ‘ort of severe penalties, but in the fixe. cases named he may prosecute by loan ‘chip of 180 niembers,” | year “ed on Page 12, Colems a5 ad sg 13 i eo Sa . ee wat ese Sie sa att pA > ks thy ten ORC a. ual stances and authorities to support. ual or slight Violations. the Dis- | complaint or information and the jment, the "eomnetaasiies cited the case of the United States against the Waverly Club and said: “There is testimony before us that this Waverly Club has been an open,.-persistent and extensive violator of the prohibition law, on Nov. il, last, it’ was still op- erating, and thar all efforts to ob- tain. service on interested owners or propietors been futile, so that the place constantly con- ducted in open defiance of law. “Also a Federal judge, who has been héaring so-called padlock cases In New York, says ‘I ain not only concerned ‘about the inade- quacies of the law to enforce pad- lock proceedings against non-resi- dent defendants, but I have ob- served its failure to control effec- tively situations where resident owners, landiords and tenants were fully evading. service of process. Many cases that [I Heard .. were distressing because of the in- ability under the law to close places that were flagrant and per- sistent violators, because of the cunning, strategy, and resource- fulness of the owners of such places in disabling the authorities. from making-the necessary service of process. This condition not only appeared in the service of original subpenas,’ but in many cases it has been impossible to effect . final process or decree by serving it upon the party in interest.’ “Bargain Days” m Court. “It is net«merely that this yvol- ume of prosecutions clogs the dockets and interferes with the other business of the courts. In or- -der to dispose of the cases at all it is necessary to resert to. “bargain days.” or to hold a ‘cafeteria court,’ with serious effects on the dignity of the tribunal and on respect for the Federal courts. “In one targe city, Saturday is ‘bargain day;' $5 per cent ef those prosecutéd in liquor cases plead guilty, are fined. and go their way as in a police court. In one Federal court theré are 30 to 35 pleas of guilty on each weekly bargain day.” “Under such circumstances the severe penalties prescribed by the law become a joke. Moreover, it happens not infrequently that thore who ought te be dealt with severe- ly are able to take advantage of the crowded dockets and partici- pate in the bargain penalties. Petty prosecutions must go on. not do to create an impression that minor infractions are to be toler- ated, but the pressure of the large volume of prosecutions for minor infractions, due to the mecessity of proceeding in the great run of [eases by indictment and jury trial, ‘seriously interferes with vigorous handling of major infractions and makes the treatment. of minor in- fractions perfunctory.. This. con- dition and the resulting policy of wholesale disposition of cases on bargain days has done much to- ward creating a feeling in some lo- calities that the law cannot be en- forced.” : OUategory of Offenses. Calling attention that a distinc- ‘tion is made in the Jones law be- tween “casual or silght violations” and major violations, the -Com- mission said this distinction might be taken advantagé of to set up a category of offenses to be the sub- ject of simpler prosecution. “Legislation defining the term casual or slight. violations,” it said, “providing ‘that the District Aftor- ney may prosecute such violations upen complaint or by information, and that in such cases; when so prosecuted, the penalty for each of- fendge should be a fine not to exz- ceed $500. or confinement iv jail. without hard laber, not to exceed six months, or both, would obviate the leng delay, unnecessary ¢x- pense, the needless keeping in ses- sion of grand juries. which ave de. | manded by the present state of the law. . “Tree observations shovid ove made at this point.” offense under title 2 of the na- tional prohibition act a possibie aA by indictment with the possibility | erand § $5 AY * x - concealing themselves and success-. _ it wht 6 oe, ale ~S ™ : ‘pouncements. We are a littie tired =e oy = 3 wl ‘ os 7 ma x os : . ty ‘. "apt as Pes * : “he. fae om j ’ i; * Lh F ry 7 ‘ “ - we ~s % ™ “ ~ % iv % ba aetan ty SAaia” Neb > Foti, ae nae wee ee Se to Deke Re eS ae sae ee a oi Pee og ee Phos ae ES. aS ba Ps Etc ee Oe = : ie Won SS. ROM left, Semyon Shestakov, commander of ig vay oe Popa They flew acfose A fight was one of the most remarkable in th FOO) ¢ BEOOS . . et, shoei eae . ae. of the Moscow-to-New York th Philip Bolotov,- Boris to the Orient | and. crossed to history of aviatiog. of PLANS FOR RECEIVING U9. NAVAL DELEGATES) Siimson to Chak We Mac. Donald, Tardieu and Grandi on Arrival in London. BYRD CACHES SUPPLIES TO EXPEDITE LOADING Bay Ice Holds So Material ‘Is Hauled to Point Where There is No Pressure. . | By the Associated Press. Ss. S&S. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Jan. 14,-—-With weather forecast, the George Washington pushed eastward at in- creased speed today in an effort to land the American naval! delegation at Plymouth as early as possible’ Friday A train will be waiting at Pliy- mouth to take the Americans directly to London, Where tkey im- mediaiely may start the necessary work preliminary to the confer- ence itself, which convenes next Tuesday. ° Thére has been no untoward de- } velopment aboard to make neces- sary the accelerated movement of By RUSSELL OWEN. com Be BS nas oe All Ban eee aes 2 only | B eee. AMERICA, Antarctica, Jan. 13.—The bay ice shows no signs yet of going out, despite the many cracks An it and the open water along pressure- ridges. If it does not go out by the time the ships arrive, moving waterials through the pressure humps to the edge of the ice will be difficult and an attempt is being made to- meet that condition by taking some things over to the other side of! +1. ship, but Col Henry L. Stim- the bay where there is no pres-/son, Secretary of State and head } sure. --?fot the delegation. recognizes that Materials will be stored there on/the earliest possible arrival prob- the side of the barrier slope along ably will please Premier Ramsay one of the many ice inlets from the| MacDonald of © England, who as bay. The first sled loads went out; host of the conference will have many. things to occupy his mind. The men had to ge south for} . Stimeaon’s program includes first some distante on the camp side of|a conference with Premier Mac- the pressuré ridge, which runs!Doneld, followed sith conversa- along the eastern side of the bay.|tions with Andre Tardieu, French before reaching an opening in th®| Premier, and Dino Grandi, Italian ridge where the sjeds could go through without tipping over or sliding into a lageon of water lying in the treughs of ice. » On the other side.of the pres- may make some effort to smooth out Franco-Italian differences, which may stand in ‘the way of five-Power agreement on nay } limitation. — of level plain which | SOMAGHT AGREES TO SUBSCRIBE aa oceasional crack. Krom this new) — 7Q CAPITAL IN WORLD BANK: eache the. materfMis cap -easily be; iinet ; hauled to the ship, and, tf the ice Submits to wit of ee alongside the barrier.. which is very | bow ag teat Fe. eee By the Assuciated Press. ety, | THE. HAGUE, Jan. 14 oe Everyone is: im patiently “earait- Hjaimar | | ing ‘the arrival-of the. ship, which |. cael at’ pee” Goh ast Spd ie thal eda Wi eee tee been ‘expected because of.the un-| national settlements, today agreed} we ‘sit. for_ hours. and. Foreign Minister. It is supposed he; ~ UP SAMOAN LEAGUE fnoil paid ined Declares Native! SENT TO BREAK _ Group Seditious—Criiser By the en ‘Fan |: APLA, Western Samoa, Jan. 14. orgs a w*The New. Zealand Government took measures yesterday/to-end by foree of arms the long resistance | of Samoan natives toe its authority. Col. &. 8. Alien. the Administra- : tor, in acéordance -with the order we Couacit adopted at. Wellington, Saturday, tesued a proclamation deciaring the Mau (league of’ Sa- moan natives) a seditious organiza- tion, and took steps to suppress it. Summoned from New Zealand in consequence of a fight Dec. 28 in which eight natives and one white Constable were killed, the cruiser Dunedin arrived Sunday. It brought | police reinforeements to sustain the “Lands Force. - Adniinistrator’s authority. Parties landed from the warship} minican Republic will send ob- under orders to proceed westward to Saleimoa, 11 miles from Apia, where thé majority of the Mau sup- outlawing war. A report recomisending a. com - mittee to draft these changes was. read by Dino Grandi, Italian For- eign Minister, and was adopted. . This committee will be composed ef 11 members and will meet. Feb. 20. Arthur Henderson. of Britain commended the action of have lost faith in the. ¢ that we think this Paris has made the. important than it was. he “All such ideas ‘are contrary to fact. . Thée League is in- comparably | the most. ‘effective in- Laver had strument rid re tr } peace and for the maintenance the settlement of confl Aristide Briand, one “of the e0- thors of the pact of Paris as weil as a piliar of the | renin supported the British Foreign Sec- retary’s statements. He told of the signing of the pact at Paris and deciared its authors were 1h- spired by the same desire’ for workd peace that actuated founders of the league. Twenty-six states afready have agreed to send delegates to, the tariff truce council, it was an- nounced, while Brasil-and the Do- servers. South Africa, - Australia, Egypt. India and New Zealand re- | plied to ingutries that’ ga did not porters were thought to be located. wish ‘to participate. - et oS F 5 ie ae oie > . ey oe cere oo a Ma 2 ’ = Coa oan 5 ate “Be a Ta dg Fs ae Great we ; ek $

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Sythe, Sy « 4 ead ik Hes | x ae 1 Py wt \ P ; ¢ 3 « ‘ be ww Re me % os rt i “i a « 7 - ” q og 4 if a : a a wy: ay fx” i — : Ri.) .. 4 Sab % e bs ay Bye rvs “4 2 id ba % 5 , Fe } ag = ~\ | F t United , - ; >, , | : = oti us a, ie Oe a ei og a ae | nen the old-time Indians : 7 with a te ee _— — Pk Meets ee oe 41) living, te eee seme complacent dry leaders that the commission would agp en oe i as es eee oe a pon . enjoying his own sense, sup. (Dutt judgment upen the wistiom of prohibition, the Har - eee ae ee } POT it Pe go : rison drug act, the automobile theft law and the Mann / "in act: but Senator Jones. secured an assurance some two weeks ago that the commission would not do tee. Nor has it dome so. [t has merely recommended: ) Pugs 1. That the enforcement of prohibition be reposed in} x : : 3 . a a a ae PES = single department: 2 That the present disordered :. a. 2 i=— , wie Spee ee | ee age chat gaan tg Press Comment on the Coast Guard | tions be made more effective: 4. That provision be .. *2 : : ~— A C3 dt ee d made for taking the burden of petty cases off the ; ti ; it : 7 ; : 4 ' a | ’ | 4 ' dy i +: bee ° ee “ ba De : ; * i vs chlbe's ~tapabie these two professors nev- | : ribo Manny anand ad aden | punishment; New York Herald Tribune calls Boston meeting significant popular Sa tr wane Saar snedealh of ‘ yee : ooo protest; law upheld by killings, defied by drunken brawl, New Republic points out. mother suffered : NOT AN OLYMPIAN. | on | nd in the Seine River? We have pot understood Mr. Hoover. vacenae. who wan incarcerated im ap been locking at bim ax a total stranger, one of those insane asyium 7 | congenital workers who joyed in bearing fardeis, who tcamare and bely builders and success fairy throve on difficulties, who loved work fer its proseiyiera whe guarantee to make every : own laberious sake. That's a myth. neg es dg man @ Captain of bis Soul, or a General . * i Thompson, president emeritus of Ohio State ef Great Will, or a Master of Memory, : versity, reveals the chief executive in a mellow in- te lead the world to bigger and better e | , trespective mood. This rambling homily on “the : : cgres that oppress the day” may add no cubits to the guthor’s literary stature, but one gets the impression | rl thet but for am importunate destiny which bas rid- Or did they acknowledge the sincere : den hior with spur and whip. our indefatigable totler | epe to. give a scientific acer? o- lished a loafer as any) of us. . And we are shawn, too, that place and power do not | fundamentally affect the viewpoint. [ts a bard life. | if we are to persist tm all these Federal the presidential job. That is the sum of Mr Hoo have to have more machinery to enforce them and ver's testimony. The huinbiest witness would tell the same story. But offsetting the slings and arrows ef matice and envy is a host of good will and sincere - %) 64 >is Hill ‘leveland aspesser, and the o nator of the ayatem. He was brought to St. Leuls by the Chani- ber of Commerce. Hi a5 b as ghakEvete i a ee mission can render the country is to tell i why we have so much crime. That will direct the country’s) ,; and | | The epistie is a gracious compliment to a venerable educator—an instance of an old-fashioned courtesy which it is pleasant te encounter in the swilt temgo sarefir pee today fimest value, seems warnina at ait. | : oe ites, tok tennant Sisetag'ts ant a oaailal ar les op yell ct ngage mca : dicted by the State courts bt a mortal. wrestling with the agual allotment ot elt ih aa Bar ye . f S. ed : a : a ee ae ny ee ee ery AR on 7 > g ia. a tat 50 Ro oe I if on q and speedily i} . re an i e727 { : ti He rT - ; 6 i ; iY Kari Marx Socialist.” If that means that he hae revd { yg “Das Kapital,” the distinguished Hungarian is sot}, iit 7 $ 4 g = * © Pex af : i. TT ; | i | 8 7 os * , * q : oe, ie . x _ % pak ¥ v yn fiona.” sede A hy POR er eee " , the xe ne » " : 4 : . fancy. ” § . 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. ride 3 A Gitte + sd rot s 7 me res Pah Pod i hae ofr, +s) Thy . ee. ae - re eh ees, te > ee he cg ey 4 “ 2 al ‘ w s : Ss ’ m “i Sn + Be at >. ; ’ ates ee ‘s hme mR beac mo pt 23 6, Says D capital popular its out. * rhting own frore Hemy. The pwey were fing on citi- aa for using © line their Was beyond Bob men Sune 2 With the ig. ff the mM euspected Aliens, dia- @ have been rovided that aA revenue rs may (fire thout warn- ignorant of will be as. @ crew wil) t the circom. e Tum run.- to them. hers through ted by wild individuais, inst society first and al. mre on open are not at the author. bein. but co er Means of guestionahly fiquor smug. 1 tiie boat 30 @6€©6©hf[n s6éprac. hon of the hat of a mis. frest. except @ iittie more and that re. se sufficient er or speed BERTY. ribane. as ant popular duct of pro. ? before, if great thas the indigna. the popuinr OGahed in the Ww it occa- te us, should h those iezie. 80 long ago hington po , ef at Wash. Lowman, who ‘with his etry Miter. Its sec. ial investi- the scene ‘OR almost any night of the man with a short, yguick step may be | soing toward a theater, . Sometimes * ' alone; at other times he has a compa! | There are few who recognise bim as + neth D. MeKellar,; senior United & | Senator from Tennessee, one of the ! ing spokesmen of the Democratic minx in that body. Senator McKellar ts probably the pion movie-goer of Gongress. “No on | less it is Hiram-Jehnson of Californ’s ithe kick out of this form of entertalm | and recreation that he does, Movies | and talking—are his favorite diversion, He owns a fine set of golf clubs, but forgotten when he Used them last, & times he gets out his trim little car drives over the nearby Virginta ‘and ™ land hills. but chances are St, tre has. a movie first. H® reads a great Geal, preferably * dealing with the reconstruction in American histery and Andrew at He is a great admirer of Jackgon and / —— principles. ~ Once, when tt tt wes posed that the famous “rocking? ™ statue of O1@° Hickory “de removed ! Lafayette square, across from pone | _ House, McKellar so -vigorsusiy: fative i'*5 the Honse of Renrene ti | three Coneréaser, then | for the Senate.and © | now beginning his third t His youngest brother, | secretary. companion & Washington, ons OMe aie ention of thir intent | bitien into ah une the Government be mjl | ereund hefore bgern let it display: a rigid | -fat--co tack | book those of its agents 9 | ger unnecessarily. Washington's movie -district,.g 10 eECRAFT RUGS. paron Walker. (Stokes). “i ETHER the present: wide- ome, bom the subject ought to be med by thousands of women, , appa Bgole Qualification for judg- ihe pook consists of nothing -¢ than sincere admiration for il! 0 of women’s hands, , that Walker wrote not only-~ with ,nowledge, but with tove of gabject as well. .“Homecratt * » js evidently @ thoroughly tical handbook, giving clear ‘eructions for the fabrication of . kinds of rugs, but the author . set all this information against very interesting historical back-" wind of rug making in Many nis and times. gs AND LIBELS oF FRANK HARRIS. Edited by Gilbert and Mary Caldwell Smith, with ar- guments by Kate Stephena. (antigone Press, N. - 8 This is an embarrassingly per- mal book, and it is doubtful if a sore scathing indictment of any ner has ever appeared thar that bere published. In his much-dis- od Autobiography, Frank. Har- eof Byron Caldwell Smith, dead me years, whom he met at the. reiversity of Kansas, and it is the ‘ rowed intention of the editors, ho are the brother and sister-in- .w of Prof, Smith, to show that Marris has been rather more than inaccurate, to put it mildby, not only in this particular but in many ther matters. Kate Stephens, 4) val known writer, was Prof. emith’s fiancee at the time of his wath, it seems. The three togeth- »make what appears to be an giremely damaging case against morris, {It would be no pleasure, en for one who does not care wut Harris in the least, to quote ny of the many passages Of in- vective that the book contains. INDIAN PUEBLOS. By Frank G. Apple-| gate. With a Foreword by Witter | Bynner. (Lippincott.) Anyone who has ever enjoyed an | intimate acquaintance inows well how difficult it is for any white man to get into the In- fian consciousness, It used to b _e fenme when the eet} leet ws oF DBL ii i | —— to see some complacent | ian enjoying his own sense | of vast superiority over some wise | oid udorigine, and yet if the white ; man could have known what Che tna by an expert. , ate * ‘ Ps 4 a> | Me eo) ag a: Oy i . ' 4 “4 ’ i =e geek . + a , es — ‘ é re! “ ¥} cy * P . i & ‘ s ex ier | : a ” id Wier “J te SY bs oa vit , = rae . ap. ae 4 pe , BAS R ot ’ " a oe —_— a : ; y vi Se aes te * P Re oe 8 * ' 5s rent even to @ reviewer, | Foade frequent mention of one | as 7 ce : a : . se j f ¥ - 3 e ee, ee Ba 5 2 » a 5 - “4 - ; sf ¥ , 2 zs ; R —_* # . , $ — eal * > Pig * e : : - . ying ee: we) ale he ® es : nang ae > fee s ¥ Fat aoe 4 5 1 Fe Ba. ah = “ Ske ‘ G DAVID G. BVANS © world’s best coffees. Mrs. Lyttelton, Widow of. En- glish Colonial Secretary, Makes Address. | The three fundamental qualities of the | English-speaking peoples are “a passionate love of individual freedom, tolerance for other peo- ple’s opinions and:a sense of jus- tice which sometimes seems almost fantastic,” says the Hon. Mrs. Al- fred Lyttelton of London, who ad- dressed the St. Louis chapter of the English-Speaking Union at a luncheon at the Statler Hotel, yes- terday. ° Mrs, Lyttelton, widow of Aifred Lyttelton, who was secretary of State for the British colonies, is chairman of the Common [nterests Committee of the British English- Speaking Union, She is in St. Louis on her return trip from capan where she was a British delegate to the 1929 conference of the In- stitute of Pacific Relations. In her talk, Mrs. Lyttelton dwelt on the bond existing between the English-speaking peoples and de- clare@d that the qualities of free- dom, tolerance and justice had be- come “imbedded in the very struc- ture of the language.” “What you have to do, you mem- bers of the English-Speaking un- jon, is to guard this language,” she said. “Prevent it from getting less clear and tess strong and less beau- tiful by your efforts in the schools and all the rest of it.” Mrs. Lyttefton urged the estab- lishment of exchange scholarships under which young 8t Louis teachers and students could spend a year in England, while English teachers and students spent that year in St. Louis. Such scholar- ships, she said, would serve to break down prejudices. “among the English people there is a common feeling of criticism toward America,”’ she said. “Tt grows-out of the pressure of the war debt. The uninformed English- man asks: “Why should we pay those 1 ople, who haven't suffered as much as we have, out of our own pocket?’ The.English teacher who comes to America and enjoys your hospitality takes back dn un- derstanding, of your side of the question.” : In St. Louis,. Mre. Lyttelton is the; guest of Mra. Robert McK. Jones, of 6 Westmoreland piace. At home, she is engaged in numer- ous civic political activities, having been three times @ delegate to the League of Nations Assembly at Geneva. She has written several books, moe a sumer of-her Judge, who could ineidior. jedgtsent of conviction on. it by imposing sentence. The basis for the judg- ment of conviction {or of acquittal on ‘plea of not guilty) would be a plea of iguilty or a: hearing in the Destrict Coprt, although before a Commissioner, by providing for re- port to the court and judgment (sentence) by the Judge, any ques- tion of exercise of judicial power by the Commissioner: is avoided.” Finally the Commission said the plan recommended in its prelimt- nary report was as follows: ere define casual or slight vio- lations and provide for penaities in those cases such as to keep them within the category of peity of- tenses, “To enable the District Attorney bad ‘prosecute such - violations by reported judgment | of eonviction may | be natn gg sentence imposed by cue provide that tn case the ac-| tors—outside of the professionals are the extremely rich. They are forever taking chances and forever being caught. At times they are permitted to get away with toot for several voyages and then one day their baggage is sealed and carted off to warehouses. Customs inspectors and apprais- ers are usually tolerant with petty infractions. Each passenger is per- mittéa to bring {in dutiable goods to the amount of $100. But where frugal passengers bave saved for years for the biz splurge and. bring ‘in a trifle above that amount the official eye is winked. | The human equation governs cus- toms inspection. The professional is shOwn no mercy. If he has of- fended before, he is taken into the inspection quarters, stripped. and napkin a “serviette” — that is in those moments when I am putting on the lug. Its dining room taught. me the charming mysteries of en- casserole dishes and.also the menu name for chicken under glass. And the Knickerbocker had the grand- est gold embossed stationery of all the hotel writing rooms into which I dropped to write to; brag to the folks how I was getting on. H span was so tragically brief, intro- | duced me to my first pousse cafe at the Knickerobcker. the expert .barmen build derly and carefully into its rainbow beauty, strolled outside’ to watch Times often detained 24 hours incommu- Square tufn a somersault. >) nse — a + et wt g Pose Yo ins . > a hr Seehite G a a val * & a Ps Ms ees = 3S . x § z 4 m bj ae 2 . Y * ee 4 PY AS a a A . . my? : . » a s a BH Lue y . . ny F. - ites ay A . BY Wi my 3 vee af - oan bee at 4 6 at % - v > > ‘ 7 ’ ee N; 2 - ‘ , - ie . abe a. 3 ~ 2 ¥ os Fart M

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ALT alld atte] ant 35 3 | 7 ia fit i 7 5 E as EEl ie if fe F , aa. PR ee ea es: wr a Re ae are: eS : go a his Coach “Meose” Jamiecson's Fly- | fA RR aoe Se ets take things for granted oc- hi casionally and because they do, 82} =e Letix is in a tie for fourth place a in the American Hockey Assoch- tiseyeetey Spateed -: of oe eS ED “MOOSE” MEYER of Washington (left) and BAR- eernered deadlock for first posi- ; NEY OLDFIELD of St. : , tion. They lapsed twice last night; Louis-U wan eee a : e28. and permitted Tulsa to win 2 to 1 they rinnell, , None of the other seven victories in an overtime contest, which put | Pla Will Be was by a margin less than i106) the: Oilers in third pesition, one yers points. ) point ahead of the Flyers and, In their four games, the Bears Minneapoiis while Duluth, aithough Ent iy met two Big Nine, one Big Six and beaten, by St. Paul, remains tied From ermg one Missouri Valley teams. Purdue with Kansas City fer the lead. The won 38-19. Dlinois, 30-19 and Mis- Flyers are one point behind Tulsa and two points behind the leading , Game ey | cluds. ? “The first lapse came when rod a : eight. seconds of the first period re- . sseeestteess mained tebe played. Op ta voatt By Davis J. Walsh puuass'te Wot Sb guaute Magner Sain SESE Sena ar aeuie a os yoy A Special Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. that of Washington bat they have | aap pana vigers decided to take it easy and | NEW YORK, Jan. 14.—Starting with the off season of 1950-31, —" nine games to the Bears’ ' pérmitted Trapp to skate through; Art Shires, the great big adenoids man of-the White Sex, and other ur. The average points a.game ‘ ; scored by o ents also St. the whole eae. take cgorantend Lo players who fancy themselves as pugilists, probably will do all) ; ,uis on pene ae be sae na as | oan rity seca aa er | ot their fighting at home over the breakfast table, President John A.) foe fives have a mark of 33 against Wakeford, who scored to give| Heydler, of the National League, said teday. Baseball, he said, was| Washington and only 19 against St.) ¥ > Tulsa a 1 to @ lead. | sure to bar the boxer-ball player, not only as a rrotection for its t.- Le uis. : F. - é However, as has been sta- | posfehet jarry Goyer got that tally back | yestment in the player but to pretect the player himsel:. = | 3 : if the second period when he tistics mean absolutely nothing picked up a puck frem.s scrim-|_ ~@0e0d." he said, when teld that} when depended upon to give a line mage im, front of the Oilers’ net} William Wrigley Jr.. had warned : . ‘ on teams from Washington and after seven minutes had elapsed Hack Wilson he might be traded |? Boxing, Wrestling St. Louis. There is no predictable) ang shot it past McCusker. Burr) Clsewhere if he persisted im meet- |} Netted Ne York form for any contest between the Wiliams, Tulsa defense man was/|!"& Shires in the ring, “that's fine. |: w two. The Billikens have the more: ii the penalty box at the time. | Mr. Wrigley merety ts acting with-/>) $262,700 im 1929 $| experienced team, all five men be-| . Teams Piay on Defense. ,in his legal rights, as all cemtracts ;; en wena ¢ ing lettermen from last season. The Thus the teams started the third) ¢xPressly state that the player? gpecial to the Post-Dispatch. Bears have three in the persons} stssion tied at l-all and despite;C@ant indulge in outside sports |; ALBAXY. N. Y.. Jan. 14. determined efforts, neither wus; Without the owner's consent i 'N EW YORK STATB obtained i : als ’ ; . . ‘ ‘ ’ ’ ‘ 19 @vUOSOH , «| uwvemeeee | en oneve S| «seem orn ~~ “4 ns **e-* fe e& © © wennenden Onou~eee~ | @@mesre@usrere | S| emomuers -* fig a el etn of Captain Merer, Constamce and Wientge. “Red” Sausseie and Bert able to score and 19 extra minutes doubt if that consent has been) $262,787.22 im revenue from Springer are the two newcomers for Washington. Both the Fhyrers and Tulse We could break this up right now, during 1923, according te a re- of the division of the State In games, this year, Washington}. has depended upen its scoring Athietic Commission which was incorporated in a repert to the overtime period and depended: upon | just a phase and had abeut run a to score. | its course. 4 fitth only a mincte to go, the “Anyhow, it had better do al of ¢ Legislature last night from See- punch and offense has ‘seemed te’ be stressed rather than any stone-. | wall defense. In the Creighton’ \same, “this plan of campaign Played defensive hockey in theif we didn't feel that the thing was Wiyers relaxed. Quick to sense this| its running now, for I predict it! > : ' lethargy. Tulsa attacked with|/ won't get the chance hereafter.” 3 Flynn. a ' worked nicely for the sharpshoot- w thhaseanwe Freddie Metcalf carrying the puck Common Sense Talk. ’ : }ers had the basket-range in : .2 2 _— géewn the side of the rink. Shep- The National League president , | | : oneeece pard followed Metcalf closely and/tlaimed to be speaking neither for | P° Siternative, but to set to and do | : Semen pu: lpabepeapeis aie 10 | a eee wiS in position to recetve Met-/ baseball in general nor for his own | ‘@eir thinking for them. | | | Sew Tack : : | . . ee calf's pass frem behind the Flyers’ , : \* i , : denies. ® mt and beat Kearney with the shot, , : . : which gave the visitors the victory. “The clause forbidding this ac- “The game was full of action from | tivity is in the contract and all we’ start to finish, especially im the/ have to do is insist upon it being fffst period. Tulsa went right out/ obeyed,” “after what 2 as Bau | atter Sally enn Heat the M. Laat, can't : O'Neal ......R.F....... Emnett/ Bur ie 19 , : } 73 Gp snasce . ustling te clear its net. won't North LF Kercheval . , 4 G.. ecetesse- Kearney made stop after stop.! be very insistent on this point.” OU | Renoatin Ce Ae enteeie “ee, : ; oa 7 | pee Ge. wweess iiany of them sensational, and the He thereupon tisted the follow-/} Scott DRS NSS ee Bert : : =. Oilers were stopped until the last! me as common-sense objections to —_.. 6. ae seconds. ball players pretending to be fight- | CHAMINADE. : ALUMNL | . fh the second period, even when] ers or vice versa, as the case may t®o of the Flyers were chased off! .- the ice through penalties a de-| ‘That so-cafied “bad hands” are i@emined defense proteeted their both ‘the halimark of the man who} goui but the little nap in the extra! geesn"t Know how to fight and the PSyes apated the evening. [end of the ball player’s career; that. The Fiyers go to Kansas City for) blindness, partial or actual, is not Oe gume tomorrew night, then re-~| unknown te the ring and that the turm to the Winter Garden for aj player so affected would become, protracted. home stand, mecting!} perforce, useless to baseball; that, ; gnsas City. Jan 20-22; St. Pavul./ if not otherwise injured, the berer- 24-25; Duluth, Jan. 2$-30 and. polis, Feb. 2-4.. By the time these games are. completed it should be pretty clear just how the team will stand at the end of thé season. “4g . Lon. is retary of Siate -Edward J. PPP MBL AS Merk dda RAP gL PP LLP ALLS Pl bf : t ary i ’ : leeeunew wlesestens : ; . st t aft ae Te He be | ° ~ : . . + a ** ** : ee ** ‘es **. fj = eeucorne rrrrori tt ale as eee oe Pw © OF 4 e —_ .. - a. = Wak ‘ ve x « n : 2 ‘ 4 wit , , , ‘me . Sk ie Pay 3 F = os be. @ oe aes = ° i , » a , ; a 4 = ’ ie 4 , . a 2 pe ee 4s a Feandiecr ......R.F...... 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Mac smith Gets 71 Score. ring, notwithstanding what hap- eo o1 : same} °°. _*... % 8 * > Le... 4 ideulah impressed me by his abil- | pion of the conference. — © | dent of the association. George) Fhe. rs | ie oe fa ring floor. | Vive strokes back of Shute came; pened to Jim Jeffries when he im ’ his | ieee” ye FC ek . ia bat ogee 3 + ? y as.a ell : ‘of st use he ee | een @ : 2m pany: - 7 — a }Bulls m hoghncail mt = | CENIES ,\ 5 ee Sy ee ek Soe eee ey a ee ee ee ee ak a’ y defenses in | T W bP icago, and Chet Beer, Bakers- ing. The re- | o est oint gt all within reach of the Today’s Theme ts discouraged | ad with 227s to their credit. | y's singin’ in the stush, _ his belief that the game would be into despon- | Harvey Jablonsky, captain of the It was MacDonald Smith, the | Just singin’ in the slush,” ‘well patrpnised at The Arena, de- knocked him | 1929 Washington football team an@@jc.nding champion, who staged | © as over the highways T merrij: spite the fact that it has béen a| Means no If] rub my hand up und. recently named for appointment toM.,. pest right of the day. He| mush, | failure financially at the “Winter and down my face;"or in my tie - ..- | West Point, has received word tha ; | is yes; in e's third and | Bwned in a pat 71, the second time “ Garden. | or on my teg is means. Se the etit- his college credits aré sufficient to - ll | ny ‘dogs whine and bark, we | rect figures were equalled or , ig 3 other words horizontal move. admit him to the académy without Seared oe ‘the tourney, to boost See :: cage _ oe ape a hy os , | ment, such as shaking the heau, kes wonderful | further — examination. Jab- MB. i.if to a tie for ninth place stuah, re + i. he ai - | ig no and motion in a perpend c-_ ght on. until oo poral eiemahe. se! yen sith ae, arb sh toa witaals tag ular plane. of course, is the — ttied his last |‘ & butRe eu this valiant effort, which | Not SY tae : hal for yes. These are about the rd—a knock- rite ne maples Ms passed a ‘pre- Mey hin come home in 33, thrée Believe It neal , fo ‘ most simple signals you ever will minary one, should have no trou- BH... par, after going out as many Hickman, Ky. a town of- 5000 oe | encounter and I am eee nad ble. over the standard mark, fell short | People, bas no bank. You may Carey Selph, ntigldkx, who. ap- that way so uverybeay ‘will un- | Jablonsky, named as guard eng. .....:,. hn iy iti say what of it? but don’t forget i gee WE. the All-Valley 4 will ‘ yf placing of him in a position peared infrequently - the Card | | vs yy today how - ible to ie football tw ME yhere he might have crashed| that it is @ matter of interest to |. 15 lineup iast been re-| “Rickey noticed a took of re- unching pow- | Point until ene end of his anak dee through today for is third consec- the people of baracar,-pagoe leased to th on dub “of | eo, we i i mg cleverness | .. a Cadet. suing ; utive championship. ; “Girl Stal Toc, 1 vi is Pearl the . Texas ago gascrere option, have failed to | woo. a Leo Diegel, National P. G. A.| ONT stub your ‘toes expect- |it was announced -téday- at the We feritee ish ad © champion, finished in seventh place | ing ots, ne Cardinat office. Selph came to the pt —e age | LOL oe 8¢ BONE of play, oe Juicy “To To find a lovely string of Cards from the Houston team, 2 Weather dowdy; track fast. coming back: | still in the money. but almost. be- awe, which is a member of the Cardinal By the a . . | RUNS OVER PRINCIPIA yond a chance to take first. A cane ea ; “farm” system. Associated Press the "i to , rail FOR 41-19 VICTORY @ “ke behind higy came Johnny As you will doubtless reatize EW ORLEANS, aan. 14.—Following are e 8 ‘dl ; ie ey si Rogers Of Denver, whose sensa- This girl just stumbled on the CLEVELAND BUYS Two : ; ; a mt. it oni The Kemper Military Academy tional 70 on the opening day has prize. - a FIRST RACE- . nt ° Dos 5 p. a: at 2 ne at makes him | basketball squad defeated the ME ror teen cclipued. Farewell Romance, | TERRE HAUTE PLAYERS) 2c: st". ine Re ae dite ts. a | ink that there | Principia Junior College team last Parrel Far Back on tse Ss Value , > s third bs Becatise his sweetheart, Maria , athena" By the Ausoviated Press. —— ee oneal nai ae a Bases: Reyes, did not come out on the CLEVELAND, 0.,; Jan. 14st — 2; MY es Ss eo eR ee , & vegetarian an wu ring’s minor Barrett of ae ¢ ogee | Kemper took an early lead and . - ae Mg atthe age | rt took a toll of some 17 playera im ly E of the aed aid | : y Svans, -genera] manager : | ak ae ~ Oe Thelr tegd was the first two rounds, added a@noth- Welcony snd-pin & Ties, egnin Cleveland Indians, yesterday 4n- Biter ven. B ... 3 boy would | threatened .only onee, when Coles Be .. \i-tim io the list of the third 4§| WeeR he serenaded her at 6 1 os the purchase of Shortstop if h dare sens : : : dagen intiatie + =, Se Dor er tee “ns = F ~~? 2 pA OE bamemy t areer, | followed by two free throws bY MB. wie: a pad out round of 41, | Martinez of Mexico City climbed | 77? 1 ne. Haute (ind,) Thee | Southland King: %.. “more Spivy and Powers, ‘bringing the Harry Cooper, winner of the first | Uirough the window and broke Bye League club. . Both players : Lamp DP ys : - wm SB ie Leyland ..-—s ($s 7b.) =| ONG WHR. 808, USS faa * Pair sl hig Ey iprene Rllag age 400 | pn ee ae Pa wm Fee | pore Up to within one point Bi ios Angeles open in 1926, was far| Bis guitar over her head: At |i) Joxe the Southern train |sciogs f | , ¢ A its 393 3-0 Maley’ = .240-.] Witt B83)" eee eh. He eee ee ee. coe Lien lat weet. (fo ee ee Kemper 10, Principia 9. down the jist with a 232. but even that. she was lucky he’ didn’t ac- trip with the Indians, which has | an... »s Os E aR +t Le ana 53 feu ae eg eae ig VItn oF x see ho lene types age ie ree = Sy pete 3 OD. : br "ah . eT a = ioe ee right forward, Pigl, WhO ee) forier open champion; Joe piano: ae part of . pin arena HES ) is ended. it | 8#uk 12 ficld goals and three for irkwood. Tony Manero, Johnny o. os | ea , +73iD # * *. goals for the total of 37 points. Lolden = aes a * Ps os AILY the jeauba dour. strum- pe ce 1 : . * ge y ; “4 _ t 1 t a i y le he . a hi pay ve On * oo / er in its cof . Abe Espinosa, Bill ‘Men! : WARRENSBURG $7.00, place. $350; “Milano, | tourney will De hem a Lepit Phillips _ 107 -Golden C |The second high-point men was horn and other vetesatin with ‘med his guitar. : ow 3 § Rg Ge: Bee er a. eee, ee eee en {! hasta Prune. .105 G: re Coles of Principia with four fielé srores ranging Penis 229 to 234.2 epee: the harmony eget OVER VIKINGS, 49-22 ” pace anise 0, elaimi: year-olds, one mile 4 jar poor: w ee funda: eae te athe ee gk. Sk te on 00. the goals and one free throw. Fay Coleman, Culver Cite. Simla tar: ae "| Spectal-to the Post-Dispateliy ~~ ) ‘ ner. 4 & Sanchar’ “Time. :244-6, 483-5. 1:14 .| Steve Kelmy, one of the younger’ sagt Te 2 ie am er one ee ee mntestant, appeared to be a certain | Wes Marta fell down pn “the | “MARSHALL, Mo:, Jan. i4.—The a eopid, $150; third, $75, fourth. $25._*") 4, Cringe stare, won the eight-game | Bivins’ An oo See io’ pees Foul Winner of the amateur trophy with balcony scene — Warrensburg ~ Teacher's 01 ee 7 ion A I ich en. ee ie 1. | indiv : aaic. Cre Shap OF Or 1929: j.raerpPaition — GopinGenmamre Bs score of 226, George Von Blm,| He busted the Tustrament orer | sules amothered the Sissoult Val-| BOR ——— Te are | Destat, Ee Ro era es troit, the only other remaining ' sigh gee ge - pine doncoir: Nae? badtnn att orang Beam’. ....209 140° | Me 0 was ej ' re. e tast night. y Brerertionl oe +3 5.20 - | Seren GC... ee $8 ‘al Rite Ecaese MN Te “The Madison Bendre Garden | the rest od, 27 to. 9,'the. Mules Goal Spode seety ie 33 | Tenple, & G. . certs ee 8 oO ee tae | ‘Corporation has acquired the | were never in “danger of being | 7h oe-nrss11-400 ox | i. G, ' osapeiedl 3 a ONDOS AND KIRELENKO -¥ankee ‘Stadiuur -anpd-Potio | beaten. Jt was the second time : oe nt ‘ Ag E45 \ peneleg. He G50: ce Grounds - for ‘boxing. purposes |this season ‘that the Vikings fell | noviy rowers 3.00 Total , deoss clei "S wo a WIN IN MAT MATCHES during the sulimer season:* Art before the be cain 400g ¥ $45 PRINCIPIA. JUMESS: IN NEW YORK RING Shires. ay i fame sume- a a eis ns ap ela! lo the Post-Dispatch i ‘thing. « ; Me coud SEW YORK, Jan. 14—dim ome} > Beier ts each game tiiere wi b’ paca tos, the (zreek champion, tossed 5 oinenaae we Stocea of Ttaly in 49 minutes eeeeeeeece ‘ive seconds in the feature “ul of the wrestling show at the et Regiment Armory iast night. E. The other finish match between. | \ ) Keisch 10. . DRSE. T. * ros Kirelenko, the Russian | ‘ ' | Kam wn O05 - 1 ed eae Saas - er 3s Ss FF. Smith bE | ean he M. Desnean with 80%. *.4¢ e's GO 106 Lene My ass. st er nee een show bz ampion 7 a niors ” — an ble, who } tS 3 TW “ DS With several flying mares, a e. ie Pies tees u By the Associated Press. : _— him up, went inte a spin ; : 5 partans 14..' | Bethe. RAC “The Quick Fire” NEW YORK, Jan. 14--Qustity- en nis rival on his shoulders and |) e so-called Cadets 16, Comets (8 it nee ert Gord, eS ek te ae | aceall ) | | 4, ing rounds for the Rritish open golf le "opped him for the fall The {the prize. ring, Jimmy - ‘McLarnin. 4 S' MUNY BASK! ALA. | diate. Dime. 5. 47 3-6, isis. Vi ue .to- win ee. eee ae ee betas rare lers ¥ bse ! her| lots Ureuls ++ Tan **piuetors ... -108 at . The. toliewing figures s } | championship will be played June na, * 4° minutes and 43 see- just passed nis twenty-third | Jewish munity Cemter 18. 31, | LOU. Four -- n aulvalent | next Satur se ath v: ‘tem | one. 7 a ease: oc Moo Bride ....-198 | Rave been compiled cove , Ge, 1| 16-27 over the courses of the Hoy _ ee bs ee te ha «1. pope. wr opp ef. 4 Oe Min, Sotkes, eee a e pata wor an 4 4@. |Yeliman ..>---:313 Beiahbure, ... 422 | tire tive games : a Pee . lake and Wallasey Clubs, ¢hree yo mans Steinke, the German oak. | aa Se ND | we ‘ Cotumbus A i? « ib 23. y a ee a bine 3 ge ee j ae ea ies * &K ES sseel . ig ie £ Oo tL 4 a it Roge Jr ra’ | 4 re : ey i 5 ana 16 a | miles apart in Cheshire, Selection BM Sess of the veteran’ Tommy |) ~ se gers le. 2] Panta Presbyterian GO? i on es eS 2 2k 8 Se Bae Ul was, r individual handica ram of these courses, near Liverpoo'. “xk in less than five minutes, 1$- . ee : Purina Checkers 34, Missouri Pas | Zac pweista ..... «41% : me Mee ie ee Ge ee NO ae | ogg: a st Se water r rower to = E a a * 7 PY yyy i IDO ST oF | eenveen ale mn rer ie ‘arn Spivy, ° i. eevesener ‘aro | Hickman, L. G. serss¥ed ~~ a ~ # Z e ee one ., . ee bt mt Sot ieee BD Sl enunnnow Si wweseune 4 eee - -~ wEeod> | See: See ae 2 Pe RETEST aR RE Diag lage 4 et “eb 3 DCPs TM? was announced yesterday by H. H. ue Jim McMillan downed Jack pid eae | Me oe ee oe 3 ae ee } Ramsay, chairman of the Chan - _— nl. a g0-called “American | fie Hepes). Hight O aeT: is : Y LK 255 Cow PEE I give tp ind 2 pionship Committee of the United ~-° in 32 minutes and 49 sec- | States Golf Association, on fFeceir* és , \'th @ series of flying 5; Of word from the Reopa! and A": nd Gi ee clent Golf Club. of Bt’ Andrews, an a — 69 Garibaldi wrestled a 86-12 gi a 1 ca Pe OUR ee Sea Ge ae eee an hon wheeerenede te governing sansan es of Br’ ‘sh. golt. “Ute dray | 2 | Br nit *resbyt« Sees 2k Oe , e a. alain wm es es names , at = COMFORTABLE NIGHT. |°%siserea tom a, row. | NSERC | — regs EE A ATION | t - wee : ae ‘ ee ; tg i: 7 “ ’ tas na he eo a . ie ee ma “i Fi oe b . et Nags bi We Cs gee, e 2 aa , a - is. fe: x : ‘ = is iy ¥ 4 U ie x. — arty One . ce 8¥ YORK, ‘gag @aceaein anes Rs. heavyweight eham. | - : iz 3 : :- = : s : nal ‘ a . , “a 2 % Vat, . ; % . : — . : 3 . aor : “ be: 4 3 t a - a - ¥ : z , es Reet ‘we & + ~ iv os y a? Bs: a ¢ Pali Poe ye he ; f ay ag 5 ; : ' a e 25 A ¥, Be 5 7 ’ . ' a x ri 43 , +3 2 as : . 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FJ ~ 3 5 7 sili ie. : ero ie . . —- - 4 - 7 a y : doesn. of : Se Meo - os y ne 7 i oY ae . ee Sk od ys: “o 4 os ., . et - as 4 " q . tS aed Wigs aly > PRES Oe 3 Seare ep a te ; oe" . ae - k - ah ’ 7 a » q 4 e - ‘ . ‘ os + rf - “ , 3 is e —— 7 a oe ,.% \ r P i & ; 3 2 Pi to eee Me ee z _ pon FRB mag ge ee -_ 7 R ‘ es ‘ 4 ae — —_ . -% ; 7 i 4; " b ber : ; : b ‘ : ee acy «3g ¥ a ~ . P > — — . bi . ‘ —— ts f "2 poe t 4 2 ee ae ae HT uy =e i . o - 4 . atten = ate” Al. - Post BRL ete ~ "ae > Peer ee 7 oo. 5 48 es Mbe * ee | | | F i i i Sit i : tia jenced. NERY co. B rom the residence of Warne aoe ans Tieedey’ taal venue, on 1 ee Yor eee a petual Help Church. Interment Cal- Cemetery. service. Teaperai Thursday. Jan. 16. at 10 a. m.. han fuperal home. 7i46 Man- interment Jan. 14, 1930, widow of the late Wil- © ) Seber a a. am ; c= fi 3 airy : liam A. of erandfather ee ie —_ B. beral | C . cR—Shadowi a | SatsecieT ae BOUSHEREEPS: S30 2. a. te St. rch. | . 3 } —- -- aaa Ser cS - , wt mepee rence Tafa: =x : Te. | | are extremely. busy Augustine and the Perpetual reg dl gg gee ie : : c 3: i : rtd j or : teFritory orders on hand , | sry at full capacity. Can thoroughly experienced 3 ; gr : Ne : ( credit Gothing stares, vo be | See 94 a Stor only. Mimst apply 4 3 South Eleventh . ae a ; : ee eS eee neo : aS ee ere nance: a ae i Hotel Statler, Thureday, | St. = . ELY & W D. ea — eels Louise Knak, and : = | ae . Si. © 3 a . | - : mother-in-la Funeral from Mercer's : . - : fll accotmod. mall brid sander’ Tbeater- ” 3983 oy | eh SESS abored. clean . rarage pay. $4. p od | _ Funeral pane ag aE Ty wragg te anes tre Bros. funeral 7 3! | Ry rae i eames nies lessons. $ = any he £ 7 Se eines inde Se 7 ri Sheater = ? Late rT. Ge Nebraska atenue, Go Ta , Jan. 14.) Cemetery horoscepe. > 4 Wachie 2 Sater | ate leaac 3 fe ne ee AL AD: 3 SOLOre 2G: te: ; tt. “Lox x 2 = Al —EN SEV ER& ; D. 3 ~~ | 1930, at 2:30 a. m.. relict of Matthies: & class starts — sigh: . mer 2 tiamond wey coniipompsatianiie | : kt OL ' 7O CALL ' ) Rer auras Backer, beloved mother of _ Otto ue nee ae be | 3 $: Por > a ry : DRES oiere 20 per day. | = amity fF : 25 rt G.. Anna Focrstel (nee Backer), Alors ; Kalmer (nee Backer). Matthias | a7 jan is 1800, as S:18 0 cock De an. ndrew J.. and our dear moether- wife of J. 8. Lewis. our dear moth- grandmother, sister. sister-in-laWi er and ther. be ver and eutil, in her seventp-Tiftth year. » Funeral from Gebken chapel, 2842 Meramec street. Friday. Jan, 17. at 8:30 &. mm, to St. Anthons'’s Chearch, thence +t @S. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Deceased Was a member of St. Anthony's Ladic’ Rranch Grphan Societs and SS. Peter and Paul Altar Soci¢ty. BAMLXY. MINNIE a : into pest gt home. 2053 Shreve 3634 Gravois | —— Ss. Louis avenue, . dan. 15, at amy - Jan. 12, 1930, at 12:30 a, be- , : ner setriene an a aie na : se : : ooh : weer gow | | iefS po. om. Bo Valhalla Cemetery. ict) | lowed husband of Aunsa Maurer pty ie on =. momen eee gon ge : ) : a Overt at 7 BSECK, JOHN P.—Of 213 Barry street, en- of irene (hee : —— . ructor , : ‘tim. e | OFFIC bs | oa 416 FY , Register mh og =4. Dain fer 12 e'’cleck noon. beloved husband of Min-| oe our dear brother- wrot pie: 329 we] BRICK ; } VINE imme mir ae vars ” Type wri . Tie . ‘ ro ty ox oem " ~ceest 3 ; ner nie Beck (mee Beck), dear father Of. Mrs. | : ; era eeng. 20.5 unin de 8 iu} cour irTen er + eae hae. | ae . 7 eae Lowise Beis and the late John Be®k. dear : ick . father-in-iaw and grandfather. of 71 years. Fuvceral trom E, J. Schuur home, 3125 Lafayette avenue, ° ar Jan. 14, at 8:30 a. m.. to St. Vinrent's ; “- . me | 2 J > aoe ~ nae ——— isioniees car. oo <6 aro Gburch. Intecment m SS. Peter and Paul's of res Roapect 842% = TANTEL ad — can ema . ae ee - . ¥ we “arid { interzanodied c Deceased was & member of the! ries (nee : = a ‘ teffic ark. met ex: * = =: | pe ener a | : gin i <2. Alsace-Lorraine Benevolent Society. {ec} | BERLERMANN, LAVERNA—Entered into rest Jan. 13, at 8:10 p. m. beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boerle- mann inee Mare Hur). ai bome of parents, 4017 WN. 4c) i into rest 7.30 a. io = Tampines . # “ * s | Xe Cigar Union, Local Th Jefferson (Mo.). Kanens City & m., to St. Vincent De Paul Charch,/ ang Den pd (Mo.) thence to SS. Peter and Paul's ome wer (Colo.), papers please —— Bey bend dps a &. Ninth street, et ae Mf Fe oes ae Lee ae 3 4: alin - : Rycfieiiy toabesery mg Reedy shits hWNLEV—Puinting. papering. decors __CAteny So7, ithe Midland tom ae RRR he REE re ve a ot - = q q ~ sa “est ZA Rk tee * ad i “ *s eas PS Leip ee tae RIO = 5 ma UN pe. gst ee SSRIS Roush ea gy: seed er % TeR. A IOS otter ~~ of $ Le —] esate iy - - =o : i» —e ho | ge: See By ipa ONS 0 dove : 2 ’ % spite” see a Fee ad Baal Sc —_ —_— . ended: @." ‘ (nn _— . tre Ree = : , ‘ . , re Meena oa “ a “ : aAcongeagerae Atty te oes oe mite pee R Pp » £ oa pF Bd < — with cusity | WAN = * » ec. ooo y %:; 3 = Ss y Sema bel o's await aay RE ts ae. oe NA EL Yee ew % » nO a tt { ORY i] a be Ce $s ‘. _ Lue: PV ‘ id <7 ~ » * nal a ee weet hee si

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, é , :, » : F eet Ss i ie Scone teks Sa os a Pe ; a ‘ : ‘ * : : ie ad ca Pras ; $ Ss ted . a 7 ie &, Ee le eps: t, “EEN enn ; oe ‘ bs 4 ee, x 2 3 ay & 2 ee , %, - ' 3 ¥ 5 Fe ae i 2 - 1 THES aig fe ght 2 et oS a FSS 4 rs ‘ a Fg = q 76 ¢. prem me Gece eine wR! . £ - . % Je , = ‘ee 2 ‘ oe 7 ; . 3 ee yan ‘ z z a4 ¥ Se : . . - — a ; r P h 4 P ' “ : z et PS > a f aed e ¢ 3 =e “a ne . " > 2 — sere : - -_ se 4 ‘ > ——— ooo + a aes , : ; - ay ¥ 7 . os 2 ; \ aa, | - 500 J in ~~ _ am -s CUs 3 ADIANT. $7.50. — tt aS x pite, general aronis. 3017 Hallie n ‘s vibe ant part muneration. oath i a ee NR ge te 550—To: beets . Oe mate ah Ar) sell and (he!fr ical Co.. itions Now — for N, BOYS Apply American — 8 ‘ ; at Kansas City. and ie me reierences. wiriyns ar 4 ces v , : nev et PESIALOGSZ re g Ps *. pg vaevarse e ; “ —e ms > Pr ‘ DOC the a at) J >. . appearing, fair | legitimate po E. = depe — m Se —— | ————— | CHEVROLE pact - ; 7 inn Oper ing: 34 Franc COk : ‘art ud work; ne meno need ans LY ‘ . : YY - Us _ : in - Ry , i} H 2 € ? ~ +. ; tee —. ~-t - on - : Rips y rm J 4 27 > rt - me $471 8. Grand O. Box 128, Little . # : p PER, Oe , BI acts , “yi : 4EVROLE > 1929 coachés and coupes in toon RB (ce } SALESMEN : : ; + : . J - ‘ j n TG " wa? t © rE a te ; Sree = —— — ical ile : 528 mod ! 9 Sst 2 Dé ’ eS : n - : 3 mo competition: i« calling ou industrial \—--- SSS Her h bint: ‘ 3 d ut =e UVR pde sielé alice sae tion. Hauger’s | appointment be les . 12 ’ : CMINEE az oe ey i 7] ' aPC : ; 2 ‘ ‘ : iwion 2) | Wednesday. T ; an Frid: i PxXa os : ; _ - — rs eled¢ ; os ne. with ears. to | | Central 7500, aes La irard. als ‘ . ~ Be 5.) \ f nc ; ete . ‘a “eho: . 4 ‘ Pp 2 in Washingtou | SALESMAN-—lBatiag@ la net: stray TE OL eT ; wT nDe y pis bec dle : to start: apply | er. well-knewn esi ge 0 7 ? R : id Machine PST b1=0- come ve ” sa hese pric win \ trade; terr 549 2 : or write W. L. | saleaman to call on” : n n be iImepecte aii DRGs ae ‘ i elm =r aie : 3 n : - ~ 4 " PY ‘ i= ’ re - sid - M Taylor and Olive. | industrial trade of TEN and Southern a . CAS awerekneited ' putes Dayiug S3..00 | Ulinois. Apply. ‘ta x F , ay al pchaust *ar al P up: bare + ute- as Mz Oi WJ re bu 2 4j% EE e: “i> 2¢ ve ae oy 206 N. 12th : ; hes r) 2 ' ? Tr we e s : “) | firm. Our business is ac ve at Sail times ne ie as ; ° > , been a8 dace Miection experience, | Tesa: dless itions} ~~ 2st Z fa , ia : i hinge stores, to be | oe ; : . : ¥C . , - ifs R e °, : 3 , . . — S ° 4 ant ’ U : © ° * ema — SALES 7 \—— y roe ogy, mnt repre- ‘ " mal " . . , Orn ; 3 i ‘ on il 1 rv; : > & ae 4 paar iT ° as OPED Ing ( sentatives wan house established we OL : OL R« no a eau em pio) ment; | 1907: men in eee terri are earm : BAe - 0) urnished 22 to: m0 : . ‘ ~ 3 : ¢ sala! or advancement: |ing nice incomes selli our advertising - ¥ RG : i silve! ; an a a HBV RC > ate ‘moc 780 saeee’ ; on r. Apply 7 tu 8:30] service on same comm we offer new. . - : —, > hg : “dition aur; nish: exception pad evenin Zz. oad Mis- men’ high grade men Somte Call Mou- 2S 2 Ds | ‘? ai. ‘ . ‘ fess oP) (PER art) Pat ais 8 S . iF: : > ’ ‘ ; - = _ r ' as fc) | day. Tuesday, . sz. i224 Statler . — ; es i suet r3th 7] eS x * 3 ‘ 2 ‘ ‘ : f : " 5 2 ake established ter- | Hietel ' Broee : Lg ee pe e — . MAnY OLUE Jae * ‘ ——— - ‘3 : z . Ms, one in East St.| SALESMEN — NEED SEV RAL —— PKG F ; phone : ; — ~ —— ¥ ae one ) , : rsa taken Steiner-Fahrenkre 1DSs Lo, govd pay Lu L : Ss p4e st b- seas A») 4 L : : z ; . ; for advancement: 5a “4 ; 2 sj Apply 1 to 4 p. a - = Pt VJUSEMOLL VODS W oh) Grand yen Pnings FARLAND—10 24 demonstra tc “> xe ‘ ft : pat rv) + . ~é r 8 =k PEN- ~* MILD 4 pre (x ° » LAE . F § = POL : ca: : ; a : ‘ ne — * i > u a more men tu corer i IN m ' 55 ; ling : a0 néed go00 ge. . ' bs o> is - ; : “ o pada’ - ’ ’ LA! apt bias ; , & oes. LS rn : ' r ; j ' NL a RF INL 2 : . a 8) | OLDS MosILE : ND. i OR eat GARFIEID ine 4 - o i : : hi 0 i : Pe. » & } : rr “APPO (ef? : one } ‘to gts ; * 48 a - . , pity 38 - . ‘ —— . *G 4 : : pach Lae sheds a : axAsoe~\ r GArfield 8139. Si LESAN Slesaiooe a : aa ena x pry th od; $75 i ~ Vids mot ; : { ices of exp ? ; at ey » 2 ~ ry iw ; 1a " : rains . y ahi - sat man. with successfu HIRD. * fee | Uae TET orc De 4 =e = 5 - erent a € Ss « el } U ' HIPP Oi ; ; CAS ; ; J se ; hr €> ‘ 3 acauaintance in St. Louis fe em ccngy AF atlas torte : ao de gis oo age x ° . : become a& salesman | district, to introduce a t Qh re % > ; . . a Oo A nad = : ble ol ye ing irained | unique features aud sete —— . : : = Pore RCo ae fonnection by en- |; =Ussion: ‘ ao" > ° $ R yy : : Oa G 12) DOC a ro. nic A T COUP os ol Appiy 10 a. m,, class of > YD GOO 8 Md oF. uns Ie a nS TYhinopet ¢ ‘ @ mv ; ore SDE GAS LIGH t references: other U Sa Rs F8 DE ——————————— : >t wae . : 7 0 UE C 8 86OF f m Tic ; a 1 oe ic) own sales force are ware a — ae a : ry s Ti;. *fele _ + tw Sits tis ‘ 4;g%ie 4? ‘ a) 5 ’ ; . . r) ; [ fe , tiement. Box 1 Be wO : " Bnd n ne DUINp . 9? 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' a i ae Se an ae rer os Y " at - Bong oh Be: att : ; ‘ 1) 7 4 . , ~y 4 %e 1; ~ St = ~ wart . = > ~ v “ ° 7: ~ ¥ yy @ manufacturer ; nr acoessore « eSSOr Yo ert : > FPO © So edal loo Bz W ASHINGTO? high-exrade epecifica Aas os Be: Pr On 906 Oli¥ — TOY: né ae 7 ge c: ~m pldvec ‘ ommeit as . igai * ; M os £8) § ~ ac. ' - ’ 8 field: commission a \ fF. 2 - ; : ; > tt - os re * 5 ‘ Ms 2 ; e >! +e ~ 100) ; mity; write for per » . Seda Tire Mf) 2 trart e and experience. eC Javene : "Fons ‘ HEV ROLETS 45 DUD ‘at ; Sabor ; = * So age toh. fos a f - : i rT. FU “"¢ ; a tits Ce. ‘ Le ‘ . se TrnaL 45 y & to 8, 220 8. = \TNING Yee) ej is mee 7 LeCe ‘ no 4 ere A 21 JUL iA. ee yuh ‘ ROnC ; aT ~ ; ee (o4) he mr2 it ’ . 7 ’ eC t : MPETS Jeed Kill Buesche: : ad Prix S¢) ae Sy 4 ¢ ' ; ¢ €)° , z © travel; must be! uy Broac tee wg © - $35. 3 142 3 SS : . 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P. Sauselle has Robertson ‘* Harold V. Pate of Brentwood, an employe of the C subsidiary of the A Shapleigh Hard- for publication 5,000 mortgage and Wells . T. F. Wood has been elected a director of the - One ew director. J. H. elements for rae W. Bockstette, was added. George W. Simmons, president, was re- elected to office, and Roy P. Siegel, lL. E. Clark, P. Frerermuth, vice | Ww A preliminary report read at the presidents. J. Vauclain expressed a con- viction that 183¢ will be a Pp a chee ees 0,000 in improving its fac- cf and equipment, Robertson The rate had been $ ereetttte Hila? lenis three years, learning methods bags. Westinghouse of manufacturing jute 2 $10 tori added. The board of directors of ihe Huttig Sash and Door Co., 13 # pans South Vandeventer * re-elected today at a stockholders’ — Stockholders of the Town agewg b Investment Co. ratified a pian to refund its $29 Wagner Electric closed higher, did Laclede-Christy and South ‘ern Bell preferred. Herman elected te the directorate of Sarah-Olive Bank. Andrew . . - this column should be addressed to the same as the previous year. The Westinghouse company will spend oned by the death of R. H. Ogie. 8 per cent greater than the pre- vious year, until November, when, aS a result of the stock market Franklin-American sold at down 18 points from last sale. The dividend on the tatter . was raised to $1.25 a month lost ¢ points today and Mercan Commerce declined over a the Financial Editor.) Sam day. than 100 shares tions were considerably improved since the middie of the year and | tractors and builders in current months, his company’s 1928 business was slump, the volume fell to about ware Co., to fill a vacancy occa- si Steel Castings Corporation at Gran- ite City, 1, 1940, instead of 1933. Aj? 4i- cutta. India. He will be in India for the Baldwin company is being ex- rectors were re-elected. tions and obstacles faced by con- visitor in St. Louis yesterday, said fixing the maturity date at Dec. ' dated Lead lower. named treasurer secretary. meeting stated that business conédi- generally good in view of condi- ous year for railroads, d that the freight meeting. of 2 Po w be fe a a <3 PERERA. & Rev ; 27 ¥ were - nat sien Tile tia ein ‘ Pe LES RG URE Phy a age PEC ae: r : pt ae Sy, io ote sf - : p : Nee kK P43 £: rs fis Cos Sgn Pan Rete he, eB a : Wak os greg : 6. naneie . . = aes: bag agi ¥ SPOR) CA Were ye Ge hee = = eh aor thy ge ih : . ; ss “sind , ie : ‘ MEAS 5 i PC hi a RB Se a oe

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sé Closing’ Quotations. } Bid. \Asked security. Koplar pia 6s ere reas 1 Apt tae Gas Light pid 5... Co 9 iwsecehese Moloney El Missouri Portland Michigan Davis YS Ritfonal. Candy ist, ao 2d pid T.seee eer? Bearing Metals 3. - Beane oS ist pid 7 Rice-Stix Dry Ist pid 9 Sede Tiseesetesst= do COM «« Scullin Steel Securities Inv do pid Bonne sear eee? Wat pid Ti censeee es ee -_ pid ist pid Lou Railw oil E} Nat Met Ge xPierce Bi xPontiac Scruggs 78 Scullin Steel 6s St Louis Car GB. ceceeeeer* | eee Bides 56 xLittle Rk & H Spee | 30 as given ip the table are in the annual priy oT half-year declarations, Of. in case © newly listed tention announced at the time of ori and listing s extra oT specia dividends are not incl a ag none were made today- -xBoné sales VV. 5, eS ot e ‘ ESS INDICATOR y ay carOR BOND t ' 2 w, | ~ ‘ aa we Sen »duction started out) 8 a rate considerably 3 2 : ined in recent pe- i Pe iG for the latest week hi Beas Mines Bureau. and | Sa periods. follows: n. 410,139,000 tons iy 6.2 7.7135,000 tons year 9,881,000 tons trading in an market today. k Sugar. quoted at slightly 5. 14.—Kaw sugar wae the afternoon, wh ge in quotations and | strict interest. Oe nS oliggibab, a vise of 1% 7 pOm™ in Up Sener eels. annough | Pacific 5s featured the firm et tar bags of Ebi, | road group. The bonds touc price. Bae ,\ 1219: exceeding their 1929 high yened uncheaneg ‘some 109%; North American ae a — — 5%s made @ high of 103 om OF London “and the in dealings and thea p& market. The volume York syndicate is re as Dee ed. ‘to market $25,000,000 B® 5 per « e i there me buy-)} debentures | ’ oe eel y the Associated Press. gwai pments he new Am Raneed at 5.2 uate | 5 crossed air withdrawais. but »O\ing on profit taking- closed easy. approxi- j Most of the nigh 0S a oh sé: | utilities and industrials, 4 | embe lait of the United States a0" . u December. © 13¢. Pian Declared OP wer priced mad rative. Some reorgan! ;wide fluctuations 08 thin re Pine et ag oor ee urar tions. Convertibles were unue anced the reorganization sora tion bad been for the organization of » acquire the assets of NEW YORK. on that the propertice of | 358.000 ign nem nh he bought © underi day bY ew -eiver's sale Feb. 7, the syndicates. ‘om mittee announced itt was in ponds to consummate the pian} cent of the | cent of the; ; nd 83 pe cent of the | roe = 4 net The bonds the corpo n hae been . Nationar, ne committee. the an 99.75 ty i Grierest t° ; 5, + + ema stocks having Com- and 3as¢ icipate in 1wCORPORATES Liberty Central Bank Blidg., St. -OM* Fe en een a OurstROM 6 CO. see* « covsccssocncesoonsesesenennr ams iets : te a a ones : ee" Bae So -** owe gocnonessoseooosonenl ls ay ache ee wens an anenvennmenner ————eeoOSS:—“‘S;:; nl ments, were exceedingly seme | erican corpora ion yie investment Trusts the Aguociated press ; | # Ew YORK. jan, 14.— Fone suns: is @ art ent rusts “4 of investay w : — = —_—_—_ “ Ve OST hk =" de | RS | 92 A\ 10 . «| 20 38 woe abe a9.) i Int C Unitsl. ++ =| 57 Scrip 1-5 i ent DCW ++: 3 4 pital ipeorporated rp unit Cron & os soa (rum & Roster ins © {apits Management Centra. 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5 i fTTFettyit st hibitien enforcement from . the Treasury to the Justice Depart- ment. But hee was one of many who said he was skeptical of the; “ number of téh wets looked fa- constitutionality of the proposal to vorably upon the ‘resolution ate8s permit commissioners to try minor. duced . yesterday ss Sena mes offendets, without jury trial, Wegner ‘(Dem.), ew However, Senator Harris, in pre- ito ask eee. sourer to di- FIRST CAME THE C THEN CAME THE CC COUGH : PRM i rae wk Fa ae Pie *; ug oe - bi Mr. P.J. Anderson of 987 Ray- mond Ave., St. Paul, Minn. is proprietor of a batcher shop. Ia. , his work he must undergo many - sudden of temperature —for each trip into the ice bez is like sete shar c~— 3 od “te We

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Miele TELL, prise winner in a recent New York competition. ng Josef Pasternack will direct the erchestra in the following pro-} gram: ; The Campbells Are Coming Blue Sells of Sestand = =o Masenick | WLS (870kc)—7:30. Music procram Donald Pirnie. barilene, ep || Wednesday (Daytime) {| " Cnamber music: §:30.. Jatieswav Barn oe Orch ~ | 20:00 A. M. —Three Little Maids. . : The Pipes of Gordon's «+++ ~-Hammond : 10:15 A. M.—Radio Hewsshold “Did We Cheat Love?" te the!) 17.45 4. M.—Twelve O'Clock litle of the story to be dramatized |} . Tre. De in the True Romances braadcast/]| 72.99 M.-12:15 P.M.—Palais ever EMOX at 7730. fOr the soloist in the Eveready con-/{ fj. 00 Shetci cert over KSU at $'dlock. Under| 4°99 5 —Tactady Next Dose the orchestra wy : s Shilkret. 4:55 P.M.—Highlights of the 5:00-6:00 P.M. —Blak and Gold Room Orchestra. GTS RIE eS ELLA, SRARS 2 ¢ be Hepp ee ps PB RE aie ye description of Vienna tife, will be the second orchestral number. ~— Stanley will sing “The Coast of/Clare Briggs’ “Mr. and Mrs.” car- High Barbary.” “Drink to Me/toons, will try Only With Thine Eyes” and the “Song of the Fiea.” & Johnson & Jobnson broadcast may be heard over KWE at & « clock. secangiaat Keith-Orpheum Hour over ESD at The OM (Gold-Paul Whiteman 9.39 o'clock. = neur scheduled over KMOX from $ to’ 9 o'clock is to feature Mary Nolan, the picture star. The third croup tn the program will be mu- sic from “The Shanghai Lady.” in the course of which Miss Nolan will appear. In addition, the tiihythm Boys. Bing Crosby, Fulton vidually and in combination. It inciudes: : The program follows: SS ee a PER: | Eert, +A - & A. “Let adi & ~ a ‘ 5 as a ” vei ‘ ae c * : wo a ba it) 4 = : ‘ ty 7 “ , oy eo 7 “ ‘J PS ARE Ne ofan eee ee ; : ; ra es eS i & a | iia : - : + . M ’ 2 ae ” ‘ . oe 2 eee es " ' _ =" ; . ‘. > a . 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Cart Se eee T= & 4 : a. mm. ** 3 : 4 | a Trees hich. ae ; | thee mee Re # ree Cee 7 3 =. f song t . y = a > * ad ge: Le eX 4 mee 2 “= is "ibe" ‘3. A EO ak Rn ere portion: contin — wii ISSUE ALSO RALLIES jane rriaay. wh ep | Sunset, 56:03. ~ oe row), 7:18. Hiei B na News |* **° * 2.6. COLLEGE FOR | ‘ De. Angell, in the Associated ‘Press. gate Alumni, W YORK, Jan. 15. -> The ance Pro k market suctessfully weath-/ By the Associated @ storm of selling 8 >” Jb: NEW YORK, ch Montgomery-War was ; mered down mere ‘than 6) °8® vOut, in ts to a new low record for the} James Rowlay ent stécK. “Early declines of 1/ of Yale Unive 6 points were fairly well cutito a large ext wn Or wiped out in the wave of Bi aresticns ying which swept over the mar- during the afternoon. Final | Addressing 7 otations were 4rreguiar;’. but | said the time ® a ns again predominated: Trading | the striving for” a Se wed a moderate: appreciation in pot drawn -h : ume, the @as’s sales being 2,-| who would 0,000 shares, they never A reduction im the call’ money “Colleges,” te e from 4% 40 4 per cent was estly admit t lowed by the announcement that/ to reconceive Philadelphia Wederai. Reserve | lenr-and begin nk had redwueed. ita. rédiscount| their failures, ie from 5 40 4% per cent. Other | achievements. nks still on @& -& per cent basis) gether we she ce Saber bi Da So em ease Sitaee tira! PONE aren kt Meo °. a xe % eae | | - = : : next few weeks. preparatory to} out who, have further cat In the New York but.also. of nk rate. Many brokers look for} met with lowering Of the Bank of England te tomorrow... 7 Montgomery-Ward to 38%. whe Montgomety- Ward. aftog: tp CITY- 1 534 points to 38%, | % on the publication of @ state- ent by President George B. Bver- M that -IS828 earnings amply cov- by d dividend requirenients, and at the financial position of the Inpany was the strongest’in its tory. Barly declines of 3 to 6|‘%¢ DUL. rec ints in Auburn Auto, Columbian: Mayor miler rbon, J. I. Case and Western | the “Munict nion were practically. wiped out. minal Railroad 8. Steel common attracted fresh |9Peration of te ying support on the annheunce- Bridge, by the ent that mill operations had seen } ¥** crossing. epped up te 70 per cent of capac- This action y, the stock closing at the day's Chairman N igh level of 172%, up 1% net, committee | anadium Steel was another strong | Merchants’ & ature in that group. ~~ F dill. Teh St.” Utilities Are Active. ference A Public utilities were active| arse shippers roughout the session, with such| freight. also ues as Electric Power asi ie against the nsolidated -Gas, American. The h Light, Brooklyn Union Gis ina m., in the c orth American Co. cl with Aldermen in- ins of 1% to 2% Points, Jumped § points on “sq; over. an &9 “Katy” common turned heavy AT er ils recent advance, ‘but@Dela- are & Hudson, Canadian Pacific d Denver & Rie Grande Western * referred recorded modetate gains. Am ieement shares also were well By the 4 : ught Warnér Brothers Pictures}. JOPLIN, . vancing 3% points, Loew's 2%/| teen perso nd Parameunt-Pameéos-Lasky 1%, | stand jury 7 The prompt over-subseription of | of 151 true: © Chesapeake & Ohio bond issue, | sentenced Sllowing soon after*the over-sub-| their pleas” ription of the. h- -Tele-| Otis in Uni hone offering, wak-aceepted as ev-| here yesterds ence of a-strong underlying in- Most of ' demand, and had a bullish | the penitent ite. Lon speen » sentiment. | Cases 5 © hx change Market Firm on recommel Poretgn exchanges displayed | Attorney or =m | indertetie, t ity of the we OD ni . , ~~ ee ¥% z $ no ot No Dough-Dough-Di-Oh-Dough Pe ee SAS 4p auieNOUN, acto Side at 8 aco on +» ree 1 ei. Ao mes nee RCE oy edi astieadiailie iain adn Fad wins peiopame et: oe Rg alic Le pe A dene iB Pl fn. . — bee eae Ss ~ all Po er ee ee ee vr hee eS at gy a pes fin eect enantio ‘i - * ag Sali Spr = gt me Ete ge P 74,009 a o£ chon ; Hu ae ea ae re Pitty ~ SS cage tomas wake Sete: fg eae