St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 29, 1930

Page 1

; Average to Another New High Level for Year. TTS ca Pay om PPE SE “6 he . ¢ ' wa > © Q 7 J ' we " — & "Ere Ee the |. . Rimouski, along RATE UNCHANGED} bs of Excellent Ravan Reports Led by» U. S. Steel and Favorable Divi- dend Announcements Help. THEY THINK 2E REGULAR STOMERS. the Associated Press. ? pee > ; ’ rORK Jan. recovers 23.—A sus. prices in’ to- market lifted the #en- to another mew Digh Vinal > = pa eal average byel for the year, most the day's hist: disclosed net- gains x moderate expansion” in the day’s sales againy run- bove 3,900,000 shares, serics of excellent @arnifigs re- or, ae —- ae ess en - Ce , Aes a= Re Se Se hom 1 to 12% points inne aah Bdge: by U. 8, tdel;: several fl dividend [ eports sof a further upturp in 3 tee! production provided the back: OS es round for “the buying movement, te = Thich embraced: practically: ali Ts a2 = soups of stosks. International ae) are Mlephone was one of the few im- =A Ve portant issues to Jose ground, ¢los- >, : Mg nearly 2 points lower. ; The Steel Corporation's showing, mth for the quarter and’ the year ma whole, proved to have -been vastly better than even the most eptimistic had anticipated. Fourth garter earnings équivaient to 34.14. Share on the common stock, con- Brasted mnging from $8 to’around $3 a mare, while net for the year of 1.86 a share, without including? adjustments made. in tie larter which would bring: ings to $2108 a share vith estimates. runnit 'o around $19 a share. + res were quick to re- unustally : favorable, reports by Us 8. Steely nd Jones €& Laughlin. ungstown Sheet & “Tube soared (4% poilmts at 181% after nes Oni Be rn pa Us. reel commege gl with a uet . a new high for the year or within»a point of the rice reaghed since the No- break, ase ran @p 123% points, .uto 10-eand Vulcan De- National Surety, . Laclede nbian Carbon, Warten i SAwW EVERY COLLEGE = PICTURE THAT CAME TO THE F : MOVIES AND iN NONE OF = ‘us. Detroit Edison .andDiamond, THEM DiD IL SEE OR De itch closed 60” T's “points . Spanish Exchange AUP: . A br recovery’ Of nearly half | Spanish pesetas to -anound based on the peaceful ministry, . featured the: foreign exchange cnar- ing European rates owe, change, sterling ca-. —S being quoted @ @hage higher r yt current ‘trafffe- and ports com ansatis- compared with a year ra{iroad shares To Yas & nk" fate babi rs ke x eo f% insurance’ is/, distinctly different things, (i) pro- two kinds of life insifafice. poli-' the | geant:' “I'np sure & is pure protection insur. | back. Ite been holding oy panis ‘changed between. EC. O’Reaz costs less to insure protectiver ins | ay patna 3 ae Spey, 2 e ae f. iy ia , y - he Pees PONE Lewis &. Balson, majority owner of. the Buckingham Hotel and Bickingham Annex when the ‘east wing Of the Anhex was burned with a loss of seven, lives, Dec. 5, 1927. was release@tdday on $15,000 mond, ‘He had been detained sinee Stinday in a renewed investigation of the fire. ? Following. a couference wit! Ral- son's lawyer, Circuit Attorney Mil- anna he would agree toe.a)\ ganns adage bond on a ten-/| tative charge “suspected of arson” pending further inquiry: No war- rant hag been issted against Bal- Six men, of 16.0r more who p- Judge Hamilton shortly before ‘neen. ~ The six men who tigved the bond | 0 were: Churies Banks, superintend- : . | . ‘i ent of th patvanset ity. et he ce a Mtpoved immediately giro My: Ma an. 2 re —* — Representative’ fy oe poe e od and congratulated him. He Dem. pe ipo Konaeene | imiled cheerftilly through a. three | Heute y proposal nvestl . @ays’ growth of beard as his per- gate the State Highway Comusbis- . property wae returned. 10! sion, read a peries of, letters and Ww. Paul. , . | telegrams whieb he ata “implied corruption in | the high a 4 em Government. y . vice.” Moat ee it they are totend de aa wid os Se an staal be true Governor of this Com- had been taken from a. in ac- monwealth must, be taponeyede” cordance with a poli. rule de- a reporters who disked tor a nt, heeaid: -“I think I had) | follow | ey attorney's - ads ‘ pera ws 2 cs a ey AY de * aS : i he A >? . +e: Dy stp Ef tes . - , ” signed to prevent suicide attempts, | said, were uncovered in an pte: By the Assctinted Press. ae YUMA, Ariz, Jan. ie joes Balson’ remarked to-the desk ser- | pendent investigution he had made. up with my hand ever wince I came} torney for the Covermor, @ in here.” | F Highway * Leona -Thirman. former . maid times aad L. es ll joa fi | was at the Annex; who had been .de- ' naneier, over the recen ° tained aé.a material witness wad | $11,000,000 of bridge, bond& released yesferday. with the under- The. Democratic majority tn standing that she . would roast Senate gaid incomes by means of any ¢N-}- setting forth his views; entitied! ceiy & : 4 ef Air BGE a FELot card asia iy 3 ee. ae a ey x o Sige. . ae fidenee in. & > ~ aa Pet ont BP Ye. ‘ : , . lor a De pee gk OR o empl to poo x wz ¢ i -_ : “ a : ~ — ™_* ‘ 7. te, ‘ ¥ 7 on oe a land, wealthy Pasadena, Cal., ar- Department at yaridus| chitect and sporteman, whose body | - was found in an upmarked grave , a a 7 ~ F} . i ye 8 * ee me Ps E on ees oe Syl we SB 3 — gee Pict Ac Eee i = ey bef PS iG #4 rt i 4 - t ny on YS - ee ces be aa x ° . a 8 Pe . = ‘ er? > ‘- ah = ag 8 “33 4 By the Ageodiated Press. LONDON, Jen. 29.-Drafting v7 a humanitarian code for the con- tat tf oA particu- lar | to submarines, is un- mons this by the side of a Mexican irrigation | eruiser passed a ‘ill taki the |Dy police ‘officers of Arizona Mexico. «1 chaps Bethy, Lape oe aoe, ste ont aac mae Bt i a et Aa Nl tte ME pi ee ei ° ~~? “ya? — ~~ ee , » eT ee & om & @ epee, cg Do aa s * re Pew ” BH # & _ Seti owe 77 ee ee we eee a ia ee a ~~ a bent Seen —" ~ alee ‘op aieetens +2 pe ar % o— wader 4 ne a ey eH . + eee we eee ww? 4A LY ~” Sens +, ~ ~% SS adi Meng “‘e- Ree

Page 2

a? ; ; : % ™ ewe - z — " See? ar See pt ng 4 ee ; » ne ve = ee. . oe te P t 4 ¥ a ' rg ak S ad a , kee Pr & - * 5 er z te “ ; ‘ gees " >t > ay ¥ , ‘ * . “a Y= . q Cea ‘ ee § af ae ; Pipe es ail a oo i (ek Fa go bie : » f eo ‘ “a F Us : ee . aa ‘ 7 F i po = ¥ 7 , Le ™ 4 : Oe va f Be ie =) fy : . ‘ : a 4 " : wi b p ‘ f ‘ s 3 A ¢ fs J = ’ . nO (eof an adjoint i i *f ears, " y . ‘ , ; ne rae eae : ae a ; Ses a werd oo ‘ A Pr oe . TF -; oe a 7 de r ber ei ‘ é ‘ F : 2 fos - . a Ms Ee . 1 a rr “jie % 4 ih z BOS aS Sep gl eG Dae A ; # . on “_ * a~ ¥ ~ ed oe — Pe SG ea RES 51 left a pinch Negru Robbers Route... bebind them” When two Negroes ag nae waurant ef Be Lee, 1415 or- on street, one of them carrying BALSON ON $I w | of +. : 1 5 F : § 8 if : Pg e 2 fa 5t oh | i |! i Fs T : men forced their way ehin- at 3500 Lindell boulevard. 4 if uf E gf i, Hy if Fs, ri nf i “wa ; Whiie parking his automobile on | Tenth street south of ashington | Quick i | Hi A § i ft F : | a ; tinve further. - Hi g "| if 4 i Fred Schmidt. avenue, was beld up near bis hom by two men whe robbed | would have 6. a waseh and ring. | insurance.” rE, | A ras stolem fram © Mrs. | Wheatley, 5920 Pershing avenue. would hare by a Negre-gihe “ram frem the ing debts of house as ber spether, Mrs. Esther, misht buve Goidsmithy gpetertmed ‘and perms: Fred J prep rietor of a) charge : eon’ -nonery “ns 1825 Menard | Balsen, . : street, wag pOBEed Of $15 by two bome at + B 4 gare pie : - ‘ily bg 435 rl i I | “its hiac (guestio | Li | bad " fi ee sid was & have whistled a ‘warning if police appeared, the | bor ‘old paifiee ther were to meet | abi i? ® "© © sae ‘01 due : if i f fs } ie at Sit ad 2 if OE eM RS eI Coe he AE RP a ee ce | EE AD » q f i ; E ' re a i” é - - * ye 4 4 z : ie * ¢ an f + et Pe eae may Wue gt 3 ¢ t . _ ; : > "~ ie j =. = Zz * ie. 4, ~ ; ~*~ . : 7 o . en be : ’ : . - 3 is t a ; ‘ 3 é ” 7 - f , 4 - 4 oy ' i 3 ™ % ee ' —_ » % oe as 5 ies ’ bd = : MOTE | Mie wi 7 ty gpa? a 4 mw: « Bea acl: + ae gs OH - ~~ € Fiis ‘ “ : A Fi #E 5 t - * : - tag ah, | 7s eae A Co ae Te Lee RS 7” ‘ ‘ ‘ : 3 . ¢ 3 ~ is mn ” . . — d z * ~~ Pa - “aso l bit peed oe a ne Ren SO ata at ot en Fake % pe SRT Pe - Ti fT if g 5 ; ; ; dd | r : rF ie > - eutee?S. -pC Re ‘ te " me) 2% Siem Ss - e 4 Matas Sor ee ‘ Bi e , i Se 5 oon ee : a ; u 4 : x Te OS Sie : ‘ on ¥ J awe , - - , v4 A = Ho Ly BO ca ne eee Sema 3 i$ eee, PD Re ae! a eee, iy , i | | fi fy i ie i535 if r ! if See x ee “as om ie he tee og 4 at r 4 4 %, te Ae, Page: >. peed | | HELEE PEEEDY PS ti 2. 2 shy —_ f 5 > * . 7 ; : | | | = 2 s 4 rit ? : die - io Wy . ' ¢ a (eae att . H a ae as ¥ i. A al ; ? " P ¥ 4 rth ; : M oA e 2 : ej ‘2 q , 9 oat ; ; 2 ives. _. my gee 4 ; 7 sé cgs5 FP FF P m — = ; oe ¥ Be ie Poe, PPR, cust ib a ee | a sas . wee: of ~ ' > h ie coe a iiss tee SE ‘ me be 3 ee? ge f ro j ; : ‘

Page 3

before the- Senate this ray {BURNED TO. DEATH IN ’ of co During Attempt “*0 Land, re.. Press. PATERBON, N. 5. Jan. 2 Christopher Adams, 18. years © Haledon. was burned to death |; yesterday when an airplane cras}, in landing on Murchio 7; Preakness, four miles west of F erson. His companion, «Gee Pruden, 20, North a pilot. was thrown wreckage and was not Tideres riously. The plane was making a lanai; on poor grotind. One wing stri; a hollow, the plane pitched oy = the gasoline tank exploded. By the Associated Press. Press. OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 29.—Frede Judge J. W. Woodrough today tained a demurrer of the Gro Western Sugar Co., dismiasing t} Government’s suit charging 1) company with an attempt to r strain interstate commeree thro a “price war’ begun in 1925. Escanaha ( Mich.) Editor Dies. ESCANABA, Mich., Jan. 29.—t K. Rammell, 38 years old, mang ing edftor of the Beranabe, Dai | New Homey: Minese Restaurant, Owner ; bRouts Two Negroes With | Cleaver — Other reat ed SUGAR TRUST ST SUIT DROPPEREE” ef @ 20 010A North Eich me pNTIFIES PRISONE: “| ; 0 DENIES CHARGE. + Meat ae Reported. — - g home late Jast night; 72 years old, who iit stand, jwas ac- four youths rear his i010A North WBighth » beaten and robbed of > * , City Hospital, where he was scxlp lacerations and } sions of the head, he idénti- -vear-old employe as one his assailants. The employe >» charge, saying that he to Frisce’s assistance. E bela port, who resides in an 5855 Deimar boule- ollowed from a street man who accompanied nis rooms and demanded } vy, hoiding his right hand his pocket as though grasping pon. Short had 80 * ¢ents, after telling, Short , fo Tt . —~ » ip? VU. gC ib the bank. They disregarded lying face down on the floor, bit # ¢ ie if, Sg ” is £5 2 Sey ¥ we ORG RIE I Bt io SRS re 2 RETR, , * ee _ Mae. EMMY’ DESTIN N. —— wire at 8 o'clock this morn. ng. The men, masked, entered the of- fice with drawn as Wai- lace was preparing to take the money and a bundle of checks to the from left checks, taking the money Wallace's pockets. - He’ was was soon feleaced by the oceupaat of an adjoin office. Aljhough e combination © was ‘knocked from a safe in the ‘of- fices of the National Bond ahd tn- om : * . ae 4g ~ a . ‘ Pad 4 Re = ‘ ee - | oe - . j he Bee af te # . 4 I i ‘ - > T + t : : - “Ok Peg. AHR TERPS Fr on ge, Sipe POI a Af NE pe LEG IIOP - . ck 20 4 ’ y . . ~ ' . 6 p é a . « om > : on . of . . ‘ ; ' 4s sae’ fas : , - ty t . : : * 2 a ‘ . Xs + r : ‘ 7 4 ’ : © - re . 7 tee val t- i, e 5 7 rs 5 - » ; “3~ age ts . a . s.. % ; p % 5: . J Re" ~s ew * q 3 Sa Pe Baa ove we ‘ “ , * meme rrw eee he ” » 3 er ae F - ees se = * + 8 Soe WORE em ney *. ~~ * - Yor eo he iit ‘ One of the defense withesses was Brady's wife, who described him as aman once remarkably brilliant, but who through. excessive drink- ing had become enfeebied and had abandoned a lucrative law practice. Brady wept when his wife cried as she described their married life and everits preceding the siaying Press and a writer of short storie@M), v2: the man who had taken died yesterday in a hoapital watch from Edward Toman of Rochester, Minn. the same address, who wis fol- as apartment Jan. 19. cru Robbers Routed, Negroes entered the } Lee, 1418 -Mor- them carrying tins .It wag the fifth time he had faced ‘a murder charge and, as in the previous casea, it wag dismissed for tack of evidence, Magistrate Healy, in dismissing the chafge, said to Donnelly: ‘“Go 6utiand keep the good work up. Shoot each other all you want der which has charge of the acad- émy.” He ‘notified Mrs. Woodward ' of this by a telegram sent- fron? downtown, and later Monday she f was seryed. with notice that a mo- tion to modify the divorce decree}. would be heard in Court of Domea.} tic tions next Monday. vestment’ Co. in the .Boatmen’s Bank Building last night, burgia-s | failed to open the safe door. ‘Ther left a pinch bar and three punches behind them. . BALSON RELEASED FOR DECORATION OF HOME Engineer Describes Possibilities of Their Use Before . Electrical Board of Trade. In the near future drawing rooms in private homes wil! be. [F TE 23 0ST: DISPATCH ait oT. LOUIS POs Founded See opourare ang A r | Associated | the use for se as Mg Be yee all cous even - |oredited to tt or aot otherwise credited | newspaper and also the ioce’! ores ) neoets. All rights of | of é tak oatobes here are reserred Subseription Rates by Mall, ta Advance Dally and Sunday, GO POAT .~ .ccncceceess Fil Daily. without ed gy OUG PERP.cscscesees 5 Sunday only. ODS VOR... ceecnevssebeces tee Deily only, ® month; ae even Remit a ty postal order. express . bye wder of Huis a Subscription wy Carriers ; Delivered by city -carriers or out-of-town Daily only. 50c s month; Sunday. I0c 6 Entered as second-class matter Jaly 2%. Heats atley, ‘a Negro who for T open Hat i. Rs SIT A: oe thie teneniaeh neti 1 on ante RE ta Qn Ow : a ae TELEPHONE: MAIN 1110 white | Pubic Dat ‘boulevard and. Ole Tenth street s Recite. ee Frese gyven ut t uDIT auntA .. Ra At Wabada avenue, mo men mé ordered him to drive on. | Ts See ni Sath street two sfeeks ago. Chines@ retreated seized ~@ meat: them to rout. iberg, 38138 South reported that two cir way into his ma- 00 Lindell’ Donlevard, : of $40 and put him.out ir at 4000 Clayton avenue. machine two biocks varking his automobile on | t south of Washington | Quick Coddington, 5105) was held up by who entered the machine | After ing $3 from him they forced | bim from the car at Second and | — streets and drove away. ed Schmidt, 1920 East W aris’ ue, Was beld up near his home two men who fobbed him of a waich and-ring. Negro Burglar Escapes. diamond ring valued at $175 tolen from Mrs. Amelia 5920 Pershing avenue, | ran from thé’ as her mother, Mrs. Esther . retrrned. | Jungbluth, Sropelatoe of a ery at 1835 Menard | s robbed of $15 by. two held him up after asking shelter. ° j and hats valued at $530. iaken by burglars who forced a door of the Marie Cecile Shop. €17 North Taylor ave- Marie A. Kelly, the own- P d. op . - a noise in his grocery beneath his tiving quarters rth Twenty-first street Jasi +rman W. Samuels catied » found a 10-year-old Ne- nas Darton, hiding behind at his aecompliée, who, was t6 haye ‘whistled a if police appeared; the) police they were to meet | tation. ‘There police ar- Potts, & Negro. also . 2812 Laclede avenue. mitted the $50. burglary nge drink stand at 204 1 taken "to the “House - et $1400 in Valuables Taken. , Wallet containing stock oath’ a $400 check was taken Fred Wr, ensing. 7260 ‘on avenue, and‘ a pocket- a small. ameunt of: surrendéred ‘by Mrs. lier, ~€978, Dartmagyth ien they*were held uP night. in. front of Mrs.” ine in University. City. © pocketbook Jater sas. found » 1 automobile abandoned | -“Crimes and Punishments.” it reads: +law permits machines to -pase “Every murder which shall be, committed by means of poison, or by lying im wait, Or by any other ‘kind of willful, deliberate and bre- meditated killing, and every ‘honti- HFAVORS 2 70 6 A. M. PARKING ee of Miss Highsmith on the night of Nov. 2 ’ Mrs. Brady testified she knew her husband’ and Miss Highsmith were having an affair.. One night, she said, she went to Miss High- smith’s room. and found Brady | there. Both of them, the witness related, said they wanted to “break off,” and. Miss Otek, bred aotels for mercy. “I put why arms aroug Fer and told her I wouldn't push | her ib the utter.” " Mra. Brady said. The witnera testified that the woman and Brady were not togeth-. er again for some time except at the Brady home, where Miss High- emith took his dictation. Mrs. Brady then related events of the night of the. slaying, saying Brady came home “very drunk” and later went out again. The stenographer was stabbed to death a few houis later in front of her rooming house and. Brady was Leet standing over the body. LIMIT EVERYWHERE IN CITY Traffic Engineer Appears at Hear- ing on dare» Uniform City Traffic ma Hoffman, | at a hearing befote the Legislative Committee of the Board of Alder- mén yesterday on the proposed uni- form traffic code, advocated in particular the ¢lause to limit park- ing everywhere in the city 16 30 minutes between 2 to 6 a. m. This Would facilitate downtown street ing stolen cars and checking in-. morality, Hoffmann asserted. Alderman Schwartz and Lange expressed opposition to the clause. Some of the Aldermen likewise spoke unfavorably of the clause to require automobiles to come to 4 halt behind street cars soading or unloading passengers. The present where there is eight feet clearance | between them and trolley ‘cars and | the Aldermen were of the opinion this worked well. They debated also the desirability..of the clause | years ago. -Theic habit was to ex: and the sootiér we get rid of gang leaders in Brooklyn, the better it will be for the police and the peo- ple.’” { Collected From Stevedores: ‘Donnelly was @ Neutenant of “Wild” Bill Lovett when the Lovett gang terrorized Brooklyn eight} tort, money from stevedores em- ployed along the docks and couitrol pef the gambling in the district. After Leovett’s murder in a gang hangout, Donnelly shared leader- ; ship with Eddie “McGuire until an- other “shooting removed McGuire. The rise of Eddie Martin ¢clipsed Donnelly’s rule until Martin was killed. Four men were arrested last night charged .with complicity ‘io the killing of Donnelly.” All denied any knowledge oe the crime. Choutead, a member of the family. founderé of St. Lowis, died last-Dec. 28 at the Monastery of Notré Dame, Bellefontaine, France, at the age of 90, accérding. to word received ter place. Henri Chouteau “and Father Chouteau, who are cougins, carried on & regular correspondence be- tween St. Louis and France,’ but they had never each. other. In addition to his work at the Monas- tery of Notre Dame, where he was Father Abbe for the past 63 years, Father Chouteau . founded — three monasteries of the Cistercian Order in Capada during his i2. Visits hy General Motors Fines Explained. BOMBAY, Inéfa, Jan. 29.—Two| officers of General Motors (India) who were fined in the Second Pres- idency of the Magistrate’s Court were convicted of permitting male adults to wark. overtime and not permitting traffic to go on either side of a safety. zone, «— ~~ ee .- }is Philtiyn’ Mille -« 7 in| Temained the stand ard a lelans in the. BO" wy ef: t" vention.” it ’ : i - i oe > aye! f° ae ~ ‘ain Meg oe under the legal age in the factory. "2 Jéronie of Auguste’ Chouteau, one. of .the | by Henri Chonteau, 36 ‘Vandeven: }' the company and one of ttipse! jtiged, said be di Hot. employ boys g es “ * ¥ ro itm “4 “3 , . : Ps , : : : “ “a a : + ee 4 > y eS y, + > al Ld ee’ ' om ate ‘ nw at P ; ae Z s = " et y aad «died Vs ® ¥ al > ;.= ¥. : - - - . eee . pusiied . hd ee Se = P i . ey - . y oe 2 aay ic Pe i a i ;, ee ey 2 ae com rou 2, er ve se 18 et ibe aye 4 a es Ade or | iain oe 5 eae: eae gehay ° Fe wy 7 £4, wn bes nes The decree had authorized | to select the child’s"day school. He wants it changed to. put ber in boarding school 10 months a year and.to have one ‘month each with her mother and father. Judge Lash: ly held that Glass’ action tn taking! Patricia® to ‘Vila Duchespe violat- ed the decrée by déprici Mrs. Woodward of the chjld overnight. Duggan, attorney * for Glass, asked that the father be al- lowed to take charge of ‘the girl from 8 a. In. to 6 p. m. today. Judge Lashiy replied he would leave that matter for the Court of -/Domestic Relations to decide. Dus- gan and Glass left the court and later Mra. Woodward; her husband. lawyer and Patricla- atopres: to- gether. when he fell down | home, 1218A Good- fellow avenue. Martin's wife, Olla, told police’ her husband made a misstep while aid z . Pioneer PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29. Franeis Rawle, 83 years old, said to be the only living organizer of the American Bar Association at’ Saratoga Springs, N. Y,, in’ 1878," died yesterday. He was the ‘Amer; ican Bar Association's treasurer from. the time of. organization wt 1902, in which year be wap elected.) president. gel ‘fas i ¥, Bmith, 4516 : ma if +. - OO a EEE ee ? Sere es ee Siesint ts ch 2 i ve « va > > A a See = + cases ‘~ sag te Ne een wae . Se ei Rt Le en spre PEE GO Oe SP AEE LIP R IO, Pon RORY cers * ee ewe Soda » on . ware e. - a wy ont. te olnsiagglles Me Ay a lel hes A as . am 4 ~ - * nm . | en my atm wag,» & _ ah * ned om ita pee ae $=4

Page 4

2 a “ . : li : ; eed on “trae. & tes, OR. ae : e + Bae SPS a ee ae. «specie ee y - * nee * ae oe a . Pog Kei Scily mel “gb TS. ae eRe MB Bit tie Se eRe i 2h ae, ae *.¢ mM a atidiene de... Fs ieee snd wellenade fhtdvonee Sties A in the medium price class, here is one worthy #f your immedi- fe Bey? P ~~ a. we eS : nse Al Sell) ad; ate attention—for the value and price are. MOSE EXCEP. — BW7O é if | Sag | | . | § A SAL . ee — TIONAL—and we have just a limited number of them to be closed age. | Pen! | Saypnett ye roy out at this very special price for quick clearance’ .. The construction Se ee ee ie ee, eee Rp & ) y Ae. vat re and | a | SILK CHI | | J ’ . , Irregulars of a Well-I Penecam cond , | : a is Tm t® Ts AE SE a aes.’ bs 5 Profit by this opportunity CONVENIENT TERMS IF DESIRED | | at emphatic savings! They « | - : | chiffon weight, with picot-edge and heels are interlined with choose from a wide selection Stock on Hand Lasts, at... 2... lire Offered at All Den Stores, x i codersat a Pull-On Fab Rare Values in a Special rom e*-¢ ToL VECO one rice a ee He, ne te :. a 3 "Kee Poe sd a afo } ° f : ‘ ts : fe \ , . a; 3 r um . " ; iy ss ” a - : ‘ 4 + “ie ' = , ; ~ et Saas edi og pr Soar Ww Stock on Hand Laste at All DAU ae i 5 fhe ORS ae e Was ; ‘ 4. ’ ; + ade .s " * _~ : - . " = - é " las 2 RUE RS Ae é ge ROTI eet ea ieee ne eee eit ae ORI. tens = EP eo ti eer tt eenrcnceana ante ORO eR arnt te sam ALLE! OO ta trae sey * Pe ease irene y pment ge rahe

Page 5

> 4 Ss ey . in as +. P _ ee ae ” f ie ¢ > ig : ° % yt a. . Ree o*, bd , = Ss Bes 4 “yee 4 s ae Se et, Lom. 2 y : 5 te ; , - = “et me i oe . By : eS 1 ibe a 7 Mam + : z : b r. ¢ ? ~ a. as . q , td Soe ee > c Or + ~ eM Sash 4 So : ree. + q hy! eee ei ae. oe eel Ha i‘. eR: a5 : a “ “J 7 hn ORE ID Peed % . * penne! by ¥ v. we J 7 Bid 4 . i - - i Se y @ 4 Py ~ Se: ~ { ripe - q 7 4 A . ot ‘ i ¥ _ a a . an ~~ - a , be : fe ‘ Oe ae . 4 rere r wee’ ee & oY Oe toe hp rene ‘ ee BE A Pee me & * OO Fe ine 3 ave hi a "t er? a eer’ "6. «m ‘ : | aan te =, - Be = . on . an > . dll at “oe «= » . © *) a +e +e > ow . ~“" eS eee be ee fa + Bo tynre + * w-# e~ 1 ‘, / / , floor of the Ambassador Building, at 1:45. p. m. yesterday. ae \ Boaz-Kiel Construction Co., tw » 4 — , Frocks for All Occasions at Four Styles of Tapestry Covered, Overstuffed, Hair-Filled ite In Mahogany casei | a 4 4 39 English Lounging Chairs of Drawers. e*eeeees eae -". see oe es acs wise: ae | , Si a # i i te ‘ : s } and Green Tapestry. .$45,00 NL =e Springtime fashions! New Our nineteen affiliated stores co-operated with us to make this phenomenal offering possi- 1 everyone. Stone : | “ieee siceve lengths, new sleeve .treat- ble. After months of research, a central committee, representing the group, placed an order nd Velour Living-Room ie | oS ments; skirt lengths establishing for 1400 Chairs with one factory. They were made-to the exacting specifications of all the # Living-Reom ae $198.00 the hour of wearing the frock, stores, and ‘Thursday we present our share of this amazing purchase as a feature of our Feb- | ~~ from morning to night; fine details ruary Furniture Sale. There are the four styles illustrated —alll overstuffed and hair filled. nport Sulte, Antique found only on expensive frocks. Truly, this collection is ‘a triumph Here are additional facts that make each Chair an EXCEPTIONAL VALUE: of value-giving, for each dress will, be a joy to own, and the kind of value seldom found at $35! SS ane ~ Ba Pulp > "es Ov = »~ ~ brie PPR OGOO0 Sea satis x --aiala veer 4 & ey oe ~~“ > * ah Aer | Sulte In Mohair... y » Bed-Davenport Sulte.. Living-Room Suite. . . Dining-Room Sulite.... ut Dining-Room Suite... $ Bedroom Suilte........ Bedroom Sulte....... ut Bedroom Sulte....... , Bedroom Sulte...... ee Outlts, ..o- cans ¥en hae ta ND ee o tages 7 Daytime and afternoon sg Pe hed ade ita gare IL All exposed parts of frames: are ‘ ; sheer Georgettes and solid MAHOGANY in a deep, chiffons for afternoon; evening finish that will retain its luster. : ensembles of flowered chiffon with crepe jackets. © Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged es * #~ We iene ttietetnatinetieeetee hee eee il ri r tt HN ee igi. | ye ? noe | —— , % 5 4 - 8 > Lng aed ee ee in Prieze. ....<enrd en ieneiitee tae ‘Ada, Riflora. Prints, yard....+ 22. ssvaes- 2.91 ee | Mi, Mallinson Printed Plat Crepes. coor ih ~ 4s : a

Page 6

ie Pet eet eee le Lis she ie a _ s . ig ft a Ye 2 a *, ; z ~ 7 & ¢ Se and 10¢ AL IRON DRAPERY =] «nor gusagnegt, mos pearen 1 LOVE SEAT, with cretonne covering; floor pig seh formerly $95.00, now. . 1 WING CHAIR, slightly soiled; gray sateen cover: formerly $45.00, now ; $29. 50 1 BOUDOIR CHAIR; slightly soiled; green sateen cover; formerly $27,50, now....... sevees SLOdO 1 SECRETARY DESK; walnut veneered; ferinerly BOW « Ssiieve. cele cose eees eases (5500 I LARGE EASY CHAIR; upholstered in mohair; formerly $45.00, now $1 19.75 1 WING CHAIR; mahogany frame covered in taupe $39.50 mohair; formerly $105.00, now Fifth and Sixth Floors CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES | 41 LACE PANELS—Shantung weave;-botdered and fringed; formerly $2.95; each $1.95 29 RUFFLED CURTAIN AND VALANCE SETS— Formerly $4.85 to $6.85; now $2.19 27 CURTAINS AND VALANCE SETS—Soiled sam- ples; formerly $6.85 to $8.50, now........ .. 83.50 42 CRISS-CROSS CURTAINS with embroidered dots or embroidered ruffles; large assortment of col- ors; formerly $3.95 to $5.85, now..... ory $2.95 1 LOT OF ODD PANELS AND RUFFLED CUR. T S—Soiled. samples; original values from $2.95 to $9.85, n6w | 98¢e to $4.75 Fourth Floor. | BLANKETS AND BEDSPREADS a4 12 SAMPLE SPREADS—Silk taffeta, poplin sf ree $25 to $42.50 values ..... PE BES 496 1 LOT BEDSPREADS—Soiled from ark tormeri $10.00 to $50.00, reduced % and 75% 14 BEDSPREADS—Heavy damask, odd colors ;~for- merly $9.85, NOW . ncccccsesseeseressees foes $7.35 14 SAMPLE BLANKETS—All wool; various styles and sizes; formerly $8.75, now $6.50 11 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS — Slightly large size; regularly $18.50, now 10 ALL-WOOL BLANKETS —Soiled ‘samples bs = colors; formerly $12.50, now Fourth Floor. | DRAPERIES AND DRAPERY FABRICS | 55 HOLLAND SHADES—42, 48 and 5 inch widths; 72 inches Jong; $1.95 to $2.85 values at 30 bee Dow» CLOTH SHADES—Scalloped’ and and 42 inch widths; 7 f for- x84 inches; formerly $1.10 to $1.35, now... .. .50c 200 YDS. CORNICE PRE EESS rare Cate) $1.75 | to $3.75 walsoe, yards i. sis cies ccc cesicuecus .98e 30 YDS. AUSTRIAN CLOTH TH with rayon stripes: 38 DS SUMPA formerly $1.75, yard yard... 6 Bb vk ddh Coes sKo ee ever 4:V0s. MRS AND DAMOUR. Wha eae: PORTIERES. Doan irs 3s vn y $15.00 pair; now, ae a | inches wide; 75c to $1.00 wanead hiesctantis ~ eee sroggevsdeccssnss Floor. 4 j ’ % “eo . ‘ges P iP. tug alli See BOR + pie ae tas go . ca repel Re" i ¥ Ae Be oe 3 ey en na) oo la ps on ccm eps | $2.95 58 HOLLAND SHADES—Plain and frifiged; size 36 ~ wa Se lala! oS : ¥ ' TN aliie ante wind be colonied from th poms POT PIOCE....-- ss eeeeevees 1 ag 158 apes hanging draperies; oie DOMED vs 00s se resrsicesrecseses, Se eeees eee ae oo an oapeP Geet tsetse. ** TRIMMINGS—Formerly 2c to 1 LOT ae E ? " ae : “ . “ 1 1 HOSTESS GOWN of eda velvet Formerly $85, 1 HOSTESS GOWN of blue velvet, formerly gate 1 PAIR PAJAMAS of pink velvet. Former 6 1 NEGLIGEE of metal cloth. Formerly $79.50, now 7 Negligee Shop—Third Fioor. $89.75 B SPORTS APPAREL 4 12 DRESSES of silk, and three-piece covert Suits. Formerly $16.75, now. >... ..0...0080.5.---. $5. 4 LEATHER COATS, the seven-eighths length. Red, green and brown. Formerly $49.75, now. ...$25 8 LEATHER COATS, pent a lengths. Red, ' green and black. Formerly $39.75, now + Sports Shop—Third Floor. [_ SPECIAL SIZE APPAREL al 1 ie COAT, tan and brown striped. Soiled. Size 444. Formerly $55, senor $10 | FAILLE SILK COAT, cocoa colored. Size 16H. Formerly $49.75, now 1 SILK COAT, brown, size 48. Formerly sg 1 SILK DRESS, rust. Size 42/,. Formerly $25, now $5 1 CREPE DRESS, rose. Size 44%. Formerly = now 1 GEORGETTE DRESS, rose. Size 144%. Fo 1 TAN CREPE DRESS, size bks Formerly ae Special ‘Bise Shop hie Floor, 8 " SILKS AND WOOLENS | REMNANTS OF - LIGHTWEIGHT a epaiae” REMNANTS OF PLAIN AND FANCY sis To use many ways; off present prices..........¥ . Silks and Woolens Shop—Second Floor. [_ MISSES’ DRESSES | 17 DAYTIME AND EVENING DRESSES—For- merly $16.75, now. ...++++++++++ siceeakss GO08 4 VELVET ‘EVENING DRESSES—Formerly $25.00 5 WOOL DRESSES—2piece thei tonaery 5975 7 AFTERNOON AND EVENING DRESSES of silk; formerly $39.75, now.. eeeeeeseeeer eeveees 418,00 Misses’ Dress Shop—Third Floor, °S [__ WOMEN’S MILLINERY ] ~ 125 HATS of felt _ —_— formerly $5 to at WOME céss is Ligue a abe oa 08 2 es —s ee ) . r - GLASS | 15 GLASS COMPOTES— and domestic; for candy or fruits. 550 5. vaten oomph 2 FLOWER AND FRUIT an domes; 5300 to $800 velen redend, i 17 VASES—Imported and domestic; various shapes and colors. $4.25 to $45.00 values, reduced. ....7 ae “CHINA 120 DINNER AND SOUP PLATES— : in floral designs; regularly 750 each. 300 BREAD-AND- SALAD PLATES AND FRUIT in flo- 4 SL ems as Saeed .25¢ he ps regularly 4c : Saucer......260 na : i weereeewes We ry ses i. peeeel TICERS ¥ rs Bist os, real eames ade aR, oe vaht KRE'S, L sly $i, ae ote “a 89 ~" wi 3 pat 4, 2 . Fo ar — ’ hig ‘ A> .. 2. » > oh as TRE stonen von i ames at Tremene and Sold th ~ . Dow’ Let the Next 2 You o pricey vet a Abe § Fur Coat Within the Reac ticularly on Ow American Broadt Silver Muskrat C Beige Squirrel Ce Golden Muskrat _ American Panthe New Lapin** Co New Ermine- New Fitch-Tri Caracul, Wolf- Russian Pony Ce American Oposs Mendoza Beave *Processed La All Sizes for Jun $13.50 Dow On the Morris Plea Belence Weekly Some of These Fur Ce NUGENTE Winter Hat When ses Bay 2 W on a New ss I Choice of Any il in Stak One Ds Off M Sa neeabeall the new colors and DI A Variety of Magnificent Some Are é 9x1i2-Ft. ¥ $65.00 Value It is almost incredible to find irable Rugs at this most reasonat velvet Rug of the finest worsted Rugs that women are : tributes of higher- priced Rugs,

Page 7

$10: rly $25 to $32, each. Bits E314 to 8 ft lengths; slight > to 45c per foot; one = See ” a ee) «“ : -. and } IRON DRAPERY a enters, brackéts and rings: ay be selected from the as. proc oeeoeeesens series es ROS mg draperies; higher-priced ' INGS—Formerly 25e¢ to Sensational Sale of $150 te $250 ic | FUR Coagts | oP? w ~~ ~ Ay Per ee “oe or antler Return of Fortune Jack- son Barnett Gave Wife. oor are ene “> @ *. wee -_ ee dee ee Peg 9 hee oe aa ate Seat — ’ - pes 5 2 w a - -* By the Associated Press. TOPEKA, Kan., Jan. 29.—The ‘Federal Government today was : penal I soiled $30 Men's ‘78 ? 830 Men's ob . wae 2g $8 Men’s Trousers “4 Fine fabrics, nest patterns, pda pe wl “’ Broken lots. Bxtreme values, é Third Floor. IANTS—Cu nd upholstery fabrics, :. Purchased at Tremendous Price Concessions 50% to 75% = and Sold the Same Way faced with the task of reastem- to $3.50 graden; yard” an" ae. — Mall |Sactoon Barnett, incompetent grades; — - -68e Ys at . | Z Oklahoma Creek Indian; Who eight i years ago gave with a thumbprint : GEES ‘ sf Liberty bonds to « charitable in. o ca stitution and his white wife. brown velvet, Formerly $85, ie Wl \ F : | ae J cae fe OW wpe meee on ig Po $6 Men ° 50 w \ if Hf | . & Government, came yestefday in a Tro 3 $47.50 iS WY - Unprepared. Now You Can Buy oe ae eee rents bistrot San that nk velvet. Formerly $89,50, va7 A Good. Fur Coat at a Priee That is N transfer of the money to other ats oO aRara. 844,75 \ “Within the Reach of All—Par- tee was illegal, as it was held tn ane $@ 5° ™ vernm - loth. Formerly $79.50, now PP ie’ : Bay ant ne Terms. me: ian of Barnett. cu Rainessts © : | Es af S merican Br ts, . SZ we ayo Beige Squirrel Coats.........810@ Seen Sta tor. aaoaeea anal rney’s fees for handling’ phases COATS Neckwear saat Panes Cai 4188 “Se ney ral New Lapin** Coats..... 1.18100 $1.95, $2, $2.50 New Ermine-Trimmed Coats, $100 ae sete ag' |S SHIRTS r “4 White and colors. Good selec wis lots, odd patterns. tions. APPAREL three-piece covert Suits. Actions pending in California and Kaneas courts for the return of fortunes given by Barnett to his wife and Harold McGugin of Cof- feyville, Kan., Mrs. Barnett’s 4ttor- ney, are expected to be settled in accordance with the precedent es- tablished by the Appellate Court. $660,000 $4 and $5 ay 2 Mrs. Barnett received SHIRTS from her husband and paid $150.- 000 to McGugin. The other half Broken 1éts of fine Shirts. he seven-eighths length. Red, formerly $49.75, now... $25 three-quarter lengths. Red, ormerly $39.75, now.....$25 p—Third Floor. signature’ mote than $1,000,000 fn Jue velvet, formerly $95, now Don’t Let the Next Zero Weather Catch oe naigpmgan Agoda Keg! cobs Broken sizes. fabrics. The ruling came in a suit brought Silver Muskrat Coats........ 100 $25 Boye’ Leather oi. ncaee 70° Action Against Wife Pending. New Fitch-Trimmed Coats. ..$100 Rapnmene=> « . ' ---a—aimernedin hee quathanetas a. " meee + AE ARL CE fu GAY POM aE, le oe ET OR ae Te + ra wey mye REBOOT ORR D , a ry a see ed ; Caracul, Wolf-Trimmed Coats $100 Russian Pony Coats ........ $100 American Opossum Coats....$1600 Mendoza Be: Beaver*® Coats..... $100 , of the Imdian’s fortune, $650,000, IZE | : nigh adie rain nnn sf | All Sloe for for Jair, Min Women one dee Sreenean "Goats of ieee vork. Tall $8 ) and brown striped. Soiled. Pe, aoa aT ee ‘lef winee Federal District Court of New York SHOES “4 $1.50 ¢ * $13.50 Down Mufflers 35 8 a * * a $7 te 10 87 SHIRTS «=D | Sears Silks and fine medras. Broken : selection, Broken lots. Bleck end ten ~ | led surface. Perfect X . ; + \ SAN AN \\ ~~ " ~~ ~ Va wane VA av av ay at atat aod ; sa ° 6 ‘ ~~ ~~. ~ —_ ~~ * * .~ % . ~* ‘ ‘eS ‘ , ? \ et ‘ . ~ _ ‘ *~, Shop—Third Floor, S MILLINERY | soleil ; formerly $5 to $15, > pee aoe ee -2 area —- " - * " mane » = ‘ ee a eS. wm te neaneicunar ck UE is PTE Hs “ee . on ote ~~ 4 ™ te Ne ae ee 2 », lies: - m ay & —- on GLASS [S—Imported and domestic; for 350 to $19.50 values, reduced 14 RUIT BOWLS—Imported and $25.00 values, reduced.......%4 and domestic; various shapes : to $45.00 values, reduced.....14 4 > we : = wee 4 he HOw. HINA y DUP PLAT ES—Imported china egularly 75c each. Now, ea., 356 ERS, SALAD PLATES UCERS;; semi-porcelain in flo« Rogs thet ate woven with a long ous volume ¢ ee pads Eatins Sho & eas OE ee Taction! Cb asda cushion nep in Chinese, eon ont : Yy Wy | : WY ffyy AD Oriental designs. The coloy ¢ombins- | Yify | f 2 | at | Yj, mo Laren rae ERS— Regularly 250; each 150 SCARFS : , reefe : wey —— vod Sia FRG D SZ p—TFirst Floor, ~ gt A\ . QIN eps hema eee Aaa © QX tee co _————

Page 8

— ty >. Te ai aaa Cee ’ ae mr ~ ents I > 5 . 4 ae Ree : mes oe Se r, oe eke on ea anaoe ea ‘ . » a> 2 ha he sie: RP AR ee. SH s at 4 Se pee Sy a 7 Pek * if ‘ 7 . — ne ~ s . - . ~~ oy “te " are rail aie es Me Sy an hn re name : pede e6 2 Ne ne bat Se ee ans a SAMS oy 2 ter fe aa ea se a ; ie a ut} eC we x SL es = md ee a — ” . .. - 42 ek. ae Cras! tA iat : DP es EE ale ©: "i ee | He 3 3 co le ROOM ges - a" . - . :¥. ‘ oh . eae s ~ va © i . - ,o & « ' - & ie © pe i Ly : ' Ss 4 ; 4 *. a 4 7 an 4 i law book salesman, c giving perjured testimony, in de-| fense of Alexander Pantages, was dismissed last night after failing to reach a verdict in 30 hours of der end to CORN S between toes Those terribly mean corns between the toes that seem to defy all treatment—they’re as easily removable as any other with Freezone! A few drops of Freezone instantly pa the corn to sleep. Pain deadened at once, and soon the corn becomes so loose that you can actually lift it ht out with your fingers. d corns or soft corns— all yield to Freezone. Why suffer when sells Quick Relief for Common Coughs, — Mixed at Home e Here is the famous old reci me ge millions of housewives have be the most dependable means of breaking up severe coughs due to colds. It takes but a moment to prepare and costs little, but it gives real relief in : sal 2% om any ist, get ounces of Pinex, pour it x a pint bottle and fill oe bottle with plain granulated syrup or strained honey. Thus mag make a full pint of better remedy than you could buy ready-made for three times the cost. It never spoils and tastes so good that even like it. Not only does this simple mixture soothe and heal the inflamed throat oe with surprising ease, but also it is absorbed into the blood, and acts directly upon the bronchial tubes, sage aiding the whole system in throw- oe off the cough. It loosens the germ- en phlegm and eases chest soreness in a way that is really astonishing. Pinex is a highly concentrated com- pound of genuine Norway Pine, con- taining the active agent of creosote, in a refined, palatable form. Nothing known in medicine is more helpful in cases of incipient bronchial coughs and other severe coughs due to col De not accept a substitute for Pinex. It is guaranteed to give prompt relief or money re- ‘(DIN Acts Ne Sheet Music — a ce — and Arrangers PIANOS - MUSIC. 331-339 Arcade Bldg. Sth and Olive St. Says Right Information Would Stop Skin and Mouth Infections. By the Associated Press. finding a cancer remedy was given }to the Harlem Medical Society last night by Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Johns Hopkins University. “Cor- rect information universally dis- tributed should wipe out cancer of the mouth and skin,” he said. Among some of the more dread- }ed forms, he went on, the fear and the death rate can be reduced by education. ’*F ror. observations of more thag 30 years,” he said, “on external cancer the evidence is that it does not begin as cancer, but in a local area of abnormal célis: These cells are of two kinds, first those dis- placed before we are born; giving rise to the well known black mole, a spot like a pea beneath the skin. The second are normal cells irri- tated by an injury, such as a sore spot on the skin ora white patch in the mouth. “In the mouth, in fully $7 per cent of the cancer cases of which I have definite records, two distinct factors clearly preceded the area of irritation in which cancer ulti- mately developed, and they are tobacco in any form including snuff and bad, dirty teeth. Precautions for Smokers. “Smokers who are very careful to keep their teeth clean and smooth and who stop smoking the moment: they notice the white patch or experience the sensation of a sore mouth never get caricer. I feel confident that my students within 15 or 20 years will mot see cancer of the mouth, but will only read about it, as I have read about cancer in chimney sweeps.” Dr. Bloodgood explained that formerly a special type of cancer prevailed among chimney sweeps in England. In almost entire ab- sence of provisions at that time for bathing he said dirt and soot col- lected upon them, and. finally the irritation developed into cancer. “T am confident,” he continued, “that cleanliness will protect and practically prevent cancer of the skin. As men and women grow older and age thickens and wrinkles the skin, it needs more attention, and in addition to soap and water there must be added some toilet water containing alcohol of at least /70 per cent, and some application of an oil substance, because the skin loses its natural secretion. More Precaution for Aged. “Individuals exposed t> dirt, sun- light and weather must bé more careful of the exposed skin as they grow older. “We are beginning to get some encouraging figures about cancer of the bone. Before discovery of X-rays no cases of cancer of bone were cured, because only the X-rays will detect this in time fo a cure. In 1921 the chance of cure after amputation of the limb “was less than 5 per cent, in 1929 it was more than 35 per cent. “We are reducing the mortality of cancer of the bone simply by telling the people through the daily press and other means of communi. cation. of the importance of an im- ww ~¥ueee vee ee’ ~ o delivers any Coat, latte to be odd in six months.on thé “*IBP” at trifling added: cost. ™. ed at Reta where Lee sure rendered to Grant, is proposed in @ bill introduced by ‘Representative Tucker, (Dem.),, Virginia. The mill $1 00 Sale | Interesting Items for Quick pies Work would “sateen” the Peaecuake ane : $100,000 ont the construction of the monument and $250 ae for its maintenance. Thursday i. “Amethyst,” a new quilt model, cross-stitch design, Many other beautiful patterns to select from. Stamped $1 blocks for a quilt with the quilting chart for........, 196 Stamped Tea Towels, solid colors, 4 designs, 6 for $1 > 69c Stamped and Hemstitched Pillowcases, 2 Pairs for $1 $1.50 Stamped 54-Inch Cloth and Six Napkins... Set, $1. 75c Stamped Linen Silhouettes with frame. ..,..2 for $1 75c ‘Stamped Infants” Dresses, 6 months........2 for $1°} $1.50 Stamped Crib Set and’ Baby Blanket.,.... Both, $1 $1.25 Stamped Linen Lace-Trimmed Scarf......Each, $1 East of Ninth WE ARE ABOUT To ¢ THE BIGGEST MONTH IN HISTORY OF OUR BUSINESs__ _IN APPRECIATION _WE OFFER THE ‘BIGGEST DIAMOND VALUE EVER ) AMERICA! : _ ‘ATTEMPTED IN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ONLY | 18kt SOLID GOLD. ‘ SEVEN-STONE GENUINE DIAMOND WEDDING RING | (fi Wi 87] C1g> 6° “and St. Charles nS No Will Calls or: Approvals on any of the Fur Coats at these | low prices, Thursday....A Sensational One-Day Fur Coat Sacrifice Imagine, Such Value at $144 - Elegant. model in Jap Weasel with Paquin cla... 9144 Right — Natural: dark Muskrat narrow skins, worked two ways, su- co. ON4 Silky, sandalwood Car- acul with a. huge bolster — and Saleaed cuffs o “Pps Caracul..... , $144 Right below — Fine Northern Seal with a huge shawl and swirl ffs of Skok Mate $144 c\et eco KKK Just Received! 65 Latest Fur Coat Cre- ations... Regular $250 to $395 Grades ...for a Smashing One-Day Sale on Thurs- day... Your Choice: We Bought the Entire Remaining Stock of Fine Hudson Seal in «a youthful model with _ roll shawl $ 1 44 CUNNRi océs deuce One of Our Regular Makers at One Price, Regardless, So They Go at One Price! It Will Be First Come, First Served. The Furs ara * hina” Cloth Coat Finale! Page: Furred Sport and Dress Coats Formerly Up to $69.50 Are Priced for lanmodinte eer $9 constant: Aivesgitigd tate ide flats fabio inetuding - jp blak Goats, and owed spore Cats sural for Spring mes _Many of the furs alone are worth far more than $29, Juniors? cnd Misses? Sizes _ COAT SALON—3D FLOOR _ JAP WEASEL FINEST MUSKRAT . in Every Shade and Every Style of Skin SILKY, FLAT CARACUL — HUDSON SEAL (Dyed Muskrat) AMERICAN BROADTAIL NORTHERN SEAL . (Dyed Coney) MOIRE RUSSIAN PONY and Other Furs, Trimmed With Fox... Wolf. ..Ermine. . . Fitch with h Popular French oh ee Hedleiniserers> ze : * 3 Pairs, $3. 45 2sm ft moiit-for-beauty-and a, : Ht Weyt 3 higher 4. 2. offered page bd sensa- : gr at $1.17. Perfect, | *¢g ei os . : 4 bo Z : i be - "ot P ann) ALL HAIR ot «8 Y, Off Se 49q (M age ) ‘Extra Specials! HANDBAGS... us 250 $1 ~eere Bags that were $2. mrcdoen. ples. be ree JEWELRY... 150 fine pieces, were $1... RAYON UNDER: ang Vests that were $1 ANDEAUX... CORSELET T ES - 3 $1 value. RTS . . . Knitted Woolens .. values to $4.95 $ SKI TS...$1 ot | $2.95 values ......1.- SC GOFTON BLOUSES | Hy = a ane ‘Ss

Page 9

Po Sige Git watt 4 “* - i, 3% rm Me eh om, ne ight seCTT Ms aE ca at inane faye .* FH 2yS denoui ve Deyeatths Pen » Rewov en perfectly WES os Pen * se: Ste asf a Rei Boe) J ea “4 + ee = Hee ee & a + we WE ARE ABOUT TO CLOSE HISTORY OF OUR BUSINESS pie eumpenene | ter Alexander Lin ner je IN APPRECIATION mianuttitiedict te ot ie... [Asdetent Aifoedéutienersl, hed) ee Bee a Te TE PO FF OA Oe as a te A _ - ~~ . RR Oe. ANN I PRE Te Oe NE eR . . , = ; PS oe ns he ot bs ae _ aS ¥ . — ie. ee bit MORE PTE A EES ) oy PR i rr Pe CI rig tuo . Pik we %, By sith te “i nee ¢ bit > a ane Pane nwa wo a ae % 5 ST DIAMOND VALU > IN AMERICA! = EVER D FRIDAY ONLY — 4 a CE F INE DIAMOND WEDDING RING SOLID GOLD. ‘ | SR ee, iy Su we ‘ ek * way, : rs i ONE COM BELO A, LA MBO ELLE OE tI he ORE CO, PHT SH “% Yi eT ‘a al , : a «a? 2 4 Ge i ee ee ee a es an we € Ok Cg 4 2 2 ‘ ge a > ee” P ; - a é : * 4 4 - r > p>, . a ¢ ost : —_— ay zw , i * + % : . p : ‘a ar te F 7 it a3 sau : rg % z : a, ~4 , 4 . “ y > t € ¥ «uy y sé Se - a 4 rd J “ 4 “ : e " ey / i ~_ 7 * ‘hen y ~ . : t 4 : -- re ‘ > 8s - jas a ~, A; . ae oe * > , » . * ° z ¢ . ~ « , ra 3S ' y . . - Ras — ” ™ > - we '* » z po ° ~ - . : - ae ‘a P ‘ . x PS ~ a ee S! 0 ‘a i = 3 ss . ae ‘ : ~ , ‘ 2 tei a. SS é i 29 ' 3 A : Cee, ' es a. PP a : : : eu ae la h : it . bow 2% “ " a ¥ - 4 - 2 ae tee a > hw ali ak ee ee = Se. SW. hy te A. Se ethetign th, gry Ba — ~w * ¥ an A ae in ii ss > . wa 7 e . 2 4 . . ; : we ; Pad i . d ad . 4 x, : . 2 . Ey J y > é - _ . - * , r z I ” Pe: 7 ; 3

¢ ‘ " : 4 S : . A s 4 : B 2 Clearance! Chiffon With Popular : ae -_ | he wants a Gress hat, which ee Freach Soe 355 ee Tr wear to town of to church, S| Heels .ssieabeee Pt ———rne t — WU cme men as i Te are. a ee eos Fe meee ae ae Rs Par Ot ee et ., * THESE tamous-for-beauty-and "for mat | specific duty of 64 a éomen wear, Hese .... ae ke lie higher i oe ee : = Seas A: € ¢ ‘ | | be * complete embargo.” | tional clepraway at $1. 19> Peckect, full fashioned—im smart shades. . Se omega TC ete gens oe ie Pome... J ARES te Ag ce an * fae ee Pr acm, aN ae eee ae wenn > sm wore Retinn powente , ‘» * ‘ 7 Lf y 8 7 i nes teas le -- 4 _ “>* K- Ph Ae ees. Raynboots; wales t CLOTH COATS CLOTH COA TS , Sizes 2% to 4 ood ‘ 7 % >, f ll 5 wae *. ‘ « . vt " J ~ * ted nF % ‘ . . : , se a. : q > we ~ é ” tee ee ee ri a, : tet 4 : zi es ‘ec * Entire stock of Cloth Coats with Rich Furs reduced into ; four Clearance groups. Popular ALL BLACK Coatsandin- An Beauty Salon : dividually styled sory A coats. Sizes for Misses and Women. ALL H AIR GOODS.» WM Off : ' (Coat Shops—Third Floor.) LaF a trad Bee Reems ee - ~ - _ (Dress Shop—Fourth Floor. ) ~ ae: ¥ . : . F : , ae ; + ee a > 4 . 9 t3 . “ % “3 : 4 : at oem a 0 | om ad ; B : rae : FO er F pe . Fs Fy sat : _ a 3 - ts formerly 3 4 mw. + 7 ay es ¢ . S25 , 2 y : s : ' i es 7 2 cS “een ‘ > : he: gm fy ; “ns x e i ’ * ; : ee) . ot Ses ieee ES arly Sey ay wi ee dinat Dress ‘ ‘ ¥ af ‘-. oe ; & a ele pt : ; ‘ 4 ; * OR x ATS oS 2 ; : +. : ; : . ; : kia . : A a : $ j dies Ba * at P seme” os Fee See: = Super quality golden musk- rat, narrow and wide skins, ‘ith d shawl AA. ee: Lg $144 . ee « @

Page 10

. as ft . 4 rv = ee A Fa, : Me, z= aR hey, ag do. Catupewa,. witzeiith ‘ arp Fo. 3 : ei SS gtibeas: ° Ge: ae ere 2US= MEMT ECC Sp RIT NR Sy LEP A ETRE | i « This : . . whregart gp +» ; ; | a fe FEO Bye Shirt-buying colhions, Save $75. Special im Our Febreary Sale (while 12 Inst), $88 se othr Sik “me tra aN SAQG BEES Men who & preciate OF = A | | VALUES. . i | | | —— offering 5613-15-17-19-21 Delmer re s enate & = | SN 8 Floors of Furniture Reduced Up te 50 iis peainet ample“are = | : A PHATIC . ee ee ee ye wo Sela LOO eee i 2 = : a (sé * % i I Seo sea . vi “ui . ot f War es oe = Sgt en ; ee ae - ‘ gasp , PRP. 2. FO ae Sgr ae Ri) So Ot ace ae EEG AE ae Rae eee pss tee ae. ES SANG _ » * ’ coe! ob. Hi 4 - “ 3 AF 4 — «sept 7p a pink. 7 Ss a 49

Page 11

ee ne ge gee te Resse Pee ge ae ek = é ene. ao Ge Sel tS pe. | he, ee 7 ae f ; - ue a # J of * r te : — s - athts, * . mn >» % 7 . ~ . 7 - x SAE . ane ar Le Ae RE Oe a ee ee ee Scher gti hl. Pay br Mita: ho octin Y Bu Be ey ei Se soaps A Be. Fig ee. a ie ae ae. gt. * - er ps xs AE Bee Bh. 2 SRM, WIE ASN 75 ae ee Sastre Y as } oe ae at et Be : " ba S Bint ha E. , = a ee MS 8, BS ay eat id ef te Ce OT, 4 ee aie a a yes : , a ; , , a” : at} gee : , : 7 : ae : 2% = io ie e cov sit ya a » ee wee See, ; . % ~ . a f F 3 4 . + ry = + ¥ , ws .t “ " * » + oo ae - : s 3 sy a we y ~ : ~ ee, 4 a yo : . 2 ; 5 mt. as at Re. : ' . i : ’ . . , nese: SA iad 7 : && ‘ ; t, “ x ep ‘ y iS ie . “ bs & : - © C ‘4 f ~ Ue * Be 3 :- 5 ar 4 ese z es = . c . — 2 A ab De 4 rs) RS Beg A Ea We ’ sy ae 3 P Bk , i & ~ Sy , are. yw : ; ie, +: ; - : = aay | 4 t P . ~ ai B oeny b + - “?: eS t ¥ “1M = © $ 7 ‘5 . 4 2 ’ ; ; Bsearteit ; an : : -" f : . in cy, 3 eta 2 + ahs 5 eae ee ~ Se ers 1 — « ~ 5 ‘ >. : —— = ~ “ - tf Pe . o P ; Rad. ae Z a . . = vm : y ¥ ° . - C “ibe s bP ay ” - ya 5 -_ : | ‘ ‘ re . nf - a m -" a. —_ ett . > ; , , ; é De ee wt Te See ) i Lae : by ; ; P ' ’ 2 2 ae > 4 7 ~ ear oy - f 2 - al is =a . ae * m* - v e * te . Ba 4 . ‘ Ae wt ia ° - £4 i Am) ee : es “{ D mm 2s 7 4 é y Ss a . ts 2 és n : > « Wy * w q Lr , > A= 1 : uk 4 29 > + ~ 4 S -4 ‘ne : by : v . ‘ ¥ a . ae . wh ‘ ay ey PAS od 7 P . . ” f ° . we : =y . - é x . hs ¥ Se 7s i - ach ~ eae £ us ‘oo. * ‘ ? . ee e:: v4 j oh ey x Se, . e ; Pr . e et F Bi 2 _ ‘ *. es = ~. > is ' ae | a i wR, Br of - - ‘ 3 ess .., r 72 €;5 ‘ , © ca ‘ “4 ‘ % eo x Eh, — . x tie 2 n P Por a $2 tee f 2 . ~ ry rs ‘¥ % & Nv . - s ’ ? b = 7 ve. a ys dias 4 e ao" ee EB ' co ’ ’ “ - meee —- - — —— ee » : , eS ' Ua ? ays . e Y s A Z : 7 b a ee « ¥ " a —_ - - ‘ ' " * ~ . . - 4 - ar ae ‘ *. $i ---glion - a ee * » a ie. " bs ae ¢ 2 mF 3 . ~ To = e ig en + . * te: : ‘ 5 a - ; A Bie Me Se Pay re ‘ Re ; ak oe A . A : ‘ : : i> Pars : ; - . aa é eas 7 hid) ; { ¥ ® , } : a Th Oe 45 af rf. 3 ‘ Tei H 7 o.& % M ¥ oo re : 4 3 : , a . 2 : x te! 3 » Re - a - 4 ;. a ay a> ‘es =. wet g : p q =’ * % “f . - 3 ‘ ; - et 7 ' os = = ™ x 4 * 2& " , is *, . , . q 4 i . nf z SSS a p “? Mes . - J 4 y > aay eS Px A ey . a . , 3 - x a) 4 “4; er “te . ; F * ey f : ‘ : ge _ i” » Mee a ; ‘ as -“ . Ne en Ps nities “Y * RT it ae a . ary “gy 5 A “Ne » oy * a = ee ’ -s Select a Season’s Supply! ICE & COAL COMPANY 3 Ieee) | tccon Kus stabbed. Fo- {| | 314 N. Fourt4 St. » » » CHESTNUT 8550 a i Bie i a i ee a a Ona Fae BP yr > 3 if @ This group. represents -gne of the most’ 4 “We've Served St. Louis for 32 Years” . ; pate ai " : wr : oT ~~ > : onic” a “s 4 % a ¢ > 7 - p “ « ° 4 ie sites bse: ‘S bale” ” Sie eee ee ea PRACTICAL DESIRABLE SPECIAL : ire Berkey & Gay Factory New Percales! Attractive pp mrtes Neck Sizes id to 17 Basement Economy Store White Broadcloth! Collar-Attached ! All Fall Cat! Rayon-Striped Neckband Styles! Colorfast! eeeeeeeensiieneeetenemenenenrenemeentenmneene Involving > Broadcloth! Popular Sleeve Well-Finished Printed Broadcloth! Lengths! Seame! Dee - ~~" ie : ei %, * on “ , ete ae = ee ¥ : ; ; z a Styles and Values You Can’t Resist! @ You'll’ never believe . . until you see them that so many charming . . different frocks can be secured at so moderate a price! New_,. in detail . . color . . and line. . and quite amazing in quality! Plan to select several .. you'll find it a worth-while economy. ’ : fs +i . _ . _ » | « 1 —_— + Be Sees & » ~~ ~ fe agg eg Simp ta“, " 7 * , : =. : = syd ie Se SES pte ~ z. : : r ae. A RIES OER Ur RL OR, ee ee EE ye 20 SSRN eee . ~~ 4 . ;

Page 12

ey a %- a ha Ms 72 a ‘ ng ; - 4 ¥ . an ™ a * rays -! r . Naot 0 ~ = - on D 4 see ree. ia eee 4 cathe ag ie NIE a i it Po _ Ee le te serine 38 : =s Par ign ee ie z oN : Ak, Le Ses ers4 2 Ope, teeta =a . : ncn: ae Ss ygeeent spe “YE, By PRs BN es Ge eteeed ae Mee at ; 5 eS 2FEP RSS a _—— SiO TAY, oT ee ee ee ” *: oe ¢ ass ~ Time —_ ory % yi é * “ 2 ey * ° r fue Oe “a * * cf ~ en 5 - i ; : ee re cad oe . y as Baw ad So» athe, a oe. Re $ i. ple . ate Re a Res i ike i ei ee FP ge, yl ey ie he Srae > me 3 he: " + et , » ' it ; a cof Se, 1. eR 4 jose ats 2 lg Porte ‘ AE are Re Boge Ae 7 a a , — . ns oa = 9 om B P st 3s ak ee BO a as $4 —— 7 * an 3 a a et ee > D. Bo, Be the May Dept. Stores On. | ‘\ eee tee tar 3 LL ae — et pe “Soe — = OS * ae Cog, ah a a me Rte Ae SEAR 24 ae taal ota eat Ric als Chl teat «ap aed * TELE SRE ee Se eras " $ wy tors be Sy cone $ aeketibis ue aban went iota “2st ns, eee ie : te ae Ri, Tp, > f NN iy oon al aetellans + ; ae rey ie ais te ow _ © wariety to satisfy ' s@very preference. Car- of furniture spe- purchased atin Athy tlle Se . af : f [ LOE PN ACODE. BOM Nl i, ONG i eS aad e.'. + Sa: SSP ao : AO Ree moan So}. 5 ees 7 - iF ayy gene Shieh ore > - a * . ‘ BPO, COAT AR Tb gs 50) ae Sg Biante sae AOS ac hy :) é hes : * Select now... $7.75 Worsted and Serge Trousefs. . $2.95 to $5 Wool Kmit Vests. ...... ‘$5.50 Wool Kui * six styles. . .-. 5 ; ips TH be i «ee ee &© «© « @* pokes Hit ~ iF mo i » a — Eta ue a 4 > a vl > new S ty © 4 . ree BEF oe eae. eae ORF. aS w i Oe aie PIT LO Be pee =. A A « . Me ois 9 oe ity Perea Hg ‘t he 2a, ee . st of the De what it meant when he voted anatedinn. '. In my judgment it means erty owner at '. says—that the Government district. t \ sive preference to stafes 22¢ _ ther he “Rictpalities applying for the year a fair = and that their applications .., fer t * Bet be denied because of (Be .. 14 ne did ““swity for bond imsues. [tf seems Jn id be &, F'n enough, said that Tet now Secretary Wilbur ba® ». mined opinion from his legal advieeT siruation, “ston im the Boulder Dam act.” Jobason Supports Norris. _Jebnson. whe with Representa in Congress, got the ‘lcer committee Nortts coneiuded. ‘tien in Tete nt PH

Page 13

" y com” ee yo , ee - io Lt eee se Oe SSS See ae : ee oe -s ay Y ” Pe vk a i Bits eh Be : eae, e Be. ; fax: . + - oe 2 . rd oe” > t ‘Vibes 3 "* mS . te SB “ Aye ba oe ns EM ~~ oe ok aes 2 NS +, Se eS ee OS ese A if Pee : ab aS eS » Sic By of ; Soke "Re Se 9 ain Q a aa aS Wy RSE 2 hs aa Seek ge * Rare $39 - Bis P aT a ee eS iy OF ye des om - = Sy Pi : 8 MSF AN iY si ae, * Be ” * Service Silk . Hose _ $1.65 to $1.95 Value _ $438" @€ Women’s full-fashio with lisle reinforcement. Choice of a dozen colors. Sizes 814 to 10, but not Women’s fancy imported: and domestic makes odd lots. Not all sizes. Cashmere Hose, value. Black only. Mata Fleer Rayon Underwear Children 79¢ @€$i to $1.25 values. Women’s Bodice Vests, Short Panties, Bloomers, in regular and extra sizes. Children’s Combination Suits. All flesh color. Children’s $1 Suits 50c Children’s cotton «knit Union Suits. Not all sizes. | Norris Calls Attention td Advice to Secretary That He Can Virtually Disre- , Mm meg. - = Se" | sponsor of Dam Bill Utters Warning Against Any At- tempt to Sell All of Cur- rent to Private Companies AWARE OF TREND OF WILBUR’S PLANS gard Preferential Clause. Post-Dispatch Bureau, 201-205 Kellogg Building. BILL FINDS NO SUPPORT _ AT ALDERMANIC HEARING Downtown Business Men Favor Toll-Free Eads Span—Others Oppose City’s Pay- ing Terminal for Approaches. Mayor Miller’s bridge bill as in- troduced went unsupported last night at the public hearing at City Hall before the special bridge com- mittee of the Board of Aldermea. Representatives of the Associated Retailers and the Downtown im- provement Association argued for keeping the Eads Bridge feature in whatever bill the committee reports providing for use of the Municin3i Bridge by the Terminal Railroad Association, but did not indorse . = i a Pane a oN + ik . Sor ok. — ¥ ~-, - 4 - ate in Aid ee en ves Pry 7s SER oe AIGA LS iy AOE haan ng Re" FS ONL ABE GO SIIIS” ALAC LIVI AALDDE SS Sie BEALS ATE — By Wire ta the Post-deenaten ‘ on con- ference is shown here delivering his address at the first session opened by King George. Ambas- saco: Dawes, a member of the delegation is seated to the right of the speaker. BYRD ADVISED 10 PUT OFF SHIPS TRIP IN ICE Pack 120 Miles Wide at Point Where Crossing Would Be Easiest. By RUSSELL OWEN, (Copyright, 1930. by the New York Times and &. Louis Post-Dispatch). This story is published exclusively in St. Louis in the Post-Dispatch. All news articles from the Byrd party or from spe- cial correspondents assigned to it wil) ap- pear only in the Post-Dispatch in this city. LITTLE AMERICA, Antarctica, Jan. 23.—Admiral Byrd has just received a report from Bendik Johansen, ice pilot for the expedi- tion’s two ships, the bark City of ‘New York and the steamer Elean- or Bolling, showing how scricus + barrier is the present pack ice. Johansen was formerly a Nor- wegian sealer and had much expe- tience in the heavy pack ice off the east coast of Greenland and ferred with the whaling captains who have been in the pack as well as those who have been out- side of it this year and it is evi- dent from his report that the situ- ation is one which has never before faced an expedition so ‘late in the season. “The ice pack is very heavy. from 68 degrees south to 70 south / and extends west toward the west- err shore of the Balleny Isiands,” Johansen said in his message to Admiral Byrd. .“From 68 to 69 it is heavy old dangerous ice, with hard ice foots. South of 69 it is only year-old ice to* reekon. with, | also heavily packed, but less dan- | gerous.”’ Ice 1230 Miles Wide. So that shows a stretch of 120 miles of pack ice atill remaims heavily massed at the point which long experience has shown to be the best place to cross, longitude 178 east to 180. a This must break up to some ex- tent before a ship of low horse- power, such as the City of New York. can force its way through, and Johansen, accustomed as he is to going through heavy pack ice and knowing the vaiue of time so late in the season, advises Admiral! Byrd that in his opinion not even the City of New York should start will wait for some time outside the pack until it opens and then attempt to work its way south. There is still, of course, a chance that it will break up and, as we have a blizzard here today with a high wind, the first bad one since last spring, we are hoping it is hitting the pack. However, the whalers agree with A@miral Byrd that if the City of New York en- tered the pack now it might be stuck and not ‘»e released (for montha. The Problem of Coal. The delay causes another diffi- culty because if the ships lie there 10 days or two weeks they will vse up their fuel reserves. The Eleanor Bolling, therefore, will leave coal af a reserve for the City of New York on one of the whalers which was able to give Admiral Byrd only a small quan- tity, and go*Dack to New Zealand in the hope that when it again reaches the pack it may find it open. Coal has always been a problem in getting in and out of the Ant- arctic. Lying to for days outside the paek, as well as spending some time in it, would be _ too great a handicap, for steam must be maintained. “| know Capt. Brown of the Eleanor Bolling would come through at once if he could,” Ad- miral Byrd said today. “He has always shown a splen- did spirit and fine seamanship and to go back to New Zealand now will be a great disappoint- ment to him and his crew. He is > hard man to stop.” SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 23.—Tes- timeny was taken here yesterday in the Government's action te recover rich oj] lands in the Elk Hills Field, Kern County, from the Standar On Co., Edward L.° Doheny and others, by representatives of the United States Land Office. The lands, involving some already drilied and parti: producing, are understood to be worth millions, although Government officials de- clined to estimate their value. Section 36 of the Elk Hillis dis- trict became school land jn 1903, and later was transferred to the predecessors of the present owners. The Government now maintains that the section was “known min- eral land” at the time of the 1903 survey. and that the Government through at present. So the veasel a Ae ECE RIE LOOSE OE ESLES ELEN LL EA APSE PME I LALO ALLL ERE EES LEA Style, Beauty and: 7 r . aw btind ABs. ee os ee “ sm fas _ ’ rat t y Pe ae ae aap ee 3 j \ ee ; m ‘ % ee Pn ie Pere Oa ge Se Maa. ee: Pee ee ee A Meg Me Rp at 55s 9g EE k SOR Say EOS Quality Winter Sale Now in Progr gress sh . 428 +2 4 OH toe 1 te te: 4 % id x Fe ’ fs ? ee ’ Pes aaa ics adie thus under Federal law is entitled to all minerals produced on the tract. The defendants assert that the mineral value of the tract was not known until later. The chief witness was Dr. Kirtley W. Mather, professor of goology at Harvard University. Defendants are the State of Call- fornia, Standard Oil Co. of Califor- nia, Pan-American Oil Co., Asso- ciated Oil Co.. Valley Natural Gas Co.. Doheny, Frank J. Carman, Mrs. Sidney Greeley, Charies O. Fair- banks and Thomas A. O’Donnelil. HYDE AND HOOVER DISCUSS INTEREST ON FARM MORTGAGE Except at Higher Interest. Py the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. 29.—Secre- tary of Agriculture ityde, after a conference with President Hoover today, said some Americah farmers were being placed in difficulties by refusal] of insurance companies to renew farm mortgages without in- creasing interest rates, companies were not inclined to re- new loans they considered had been made on inflated values. He said the Department of Agriculture could do nothing except persuade the loan agencies it would be bet- ter to carry loans where interest is Hyde also said that insurance NOW? G. 0.’P. ASKS \Higher Tariff Adopted De- spite Foreign Control of Industry ‘and Immense By PAUL ¥. ANDERSON, A Staff, Correspondent of the Post- ° Dispatch. . WASHINGTON, Jan. 293. — The coalition of Democrats and Pre- gressive Republicans. which. for several months haé@ been rewriting the Hawley-Smoot tariff bill on the Senate floor, has proceeded with a notable lack of smoothness since Monday, when 15 Democrats de- serted it and joined the old guard in voting for a 45 per cent ad valorem tariff on rayon, after it had been shown that the rayon in- dustry not only has been extreme- ly profitable but that it is largely owned and controlied by foreign capital. The Democratic Senator Wheel- er of Montana, who ied a josing fight for a reduced tariff on that product, deciared today that his Democratic. colleagues would “have a lovely time explaining te the people of the country why they voted for an imcrease in the price of clothing worn by people He added that he had nothing to retract from his stinging remarks about them on the Senate floor, Affects Every Woman. Senator N ve. Re- publican and one of the rs of the tariff coalition, was even more explicit in discussing the break. “The duty voted Monday is a tax of 50 per cent on the fabrics worn by every woman, girl and child in the country,” he said. “It means that every time a woman buys a rayon garment worth $2 she will pay $3.20 for it. The rate is simply indefensible. We have been told that the purpose of «4 high tariff is to protect American paid regularly without reducing them. — SC OE Ah RR es kiN NRO R EE 5 SORNRRCeNRERE Re: 6 ER Denk NN tae oinit FOND hint ee - ne a ae f ‘: a . 7 ae y we eg ; : re ee u j i “ « s-* ” SS tg aN gr Mpeg Pact Des . *” ere *”-e@ “es . o > pore, « — My nts * * Ce +o ~~” tw he “a =" heaben st ~ 7) ane fb ed a _ : > ~~ ~* > . - ° - ~ — ¥ Bete 4 Pe tet. = Dale =: om, he eel ee ~ Aring s are

Page 14

AT Ht at TAM rail determined Russian $0- | the fact or cial (aboratory, which inciudes & carious living. and something like be sym ptomat li Hi I ee Be Decem The present writer | tcok the book up eageriy, hoping to | S=eetient Me eatc some gleam w tains : Caen « ‘, |rad's The Hea Soviet experiment which the | ingway's The are described by Mr. French as “staggering.” : : ect Ro ae +S é xs 3° ee | - ers “ | | na | It costs $10,000,000 to bpild a 10,000-ton erutser, of ee. SG Re eer eS aA: F . o % : Py ea The eal ors ra Bee 20 ve existing po : Se) a ina - sf 7 ri. * we gex reilati ~ . m ; responsible youth. The problem at London is to do what the Washing- enthusiasm of its cAsecee inspectors, ! Png mein} who seetme decency. bonc.. deplore the One may keenly sympathize with this , , hterature, & instinct of human nature, but here too/ ton conference did net do. There must be limitation pity and all th» other tmponder- sur rash th ables that have cost the human = » : is its danger. Life is made up of, and/pumerically and in size in all categories. One dis a THE FUSSY SPEAKER. ” ie ae me to develop | *#¢ probleme is dependent upon, the willingness and appointment has already occurred, which the New Nicholas Lengworth is getting fussy. An urbane, ne “7 or ois ch ona | problem in omeny oe onaga oy esse sir pina eroeg Republic has remarked—the American delegation’s | *°°o™plished person who has acquitted himself gayly ‘rom the brute. ‘This efficial pro- | *Cenemic it} the oO i" . 2 e tae . ” Sanu bilities. With gro refusal to accept Mr. MacDonald’s proposal to abolish bes the jostle of politics, a bit of dilettante, perhaps. claims that all such notions ar- tj wi out there has come a multiplication of our = al Y : f . - scring it is dependence upon each other for peat | husttloshige. It quotes Mr. Hoover's Armistice day Put taking neither life nor himself too seriously, we a ee ae ssuntheiall , and pr rity. The = | find him lately in querulous and ca mood. His ; = SB io: A i | courts of the world. oe gations and measures up to his responsi-| our naval strength in proportion to any other. house and the Senate as the upper house. The im- . ee See ET oe het : Ge Sa SR it may be suid that the purpose | °* bilities. Here is the indictment against} Having said that, it only remains for others to | plied inferiority rankles. He demands parity in appel- ae OS Oe of the playwrights was to expose TO HIM & intoxicating liquor. To the extent that say how low they will £0. It cannot be too lew lation as in fact. As if it made any difference. And bestiality. Maybe eo; but it a" ear 4. one is under its influence, it relieves him for us. , at least curious that practically wy inters they do say that the social feud between Mrs. Leng- nothing else is reveal.d and that The sim jiousness of his responsibili- of the conscio s Apparently we Lave retreated from that brave and | worth and Mrs. Gann was inspired, not by the de ALL SET TO TAKE OVER BOULDER DAM. the play should be fuli of childis» whe m ties, and incapacitates him for meeting ' ai ' his obligations. I did say, in order to inviting position. Disavewing any intenties!te pass lightful “Princess Alice,” who doesn't cage a hairpin cussing and outrageous vulgarity. | living. in = | One gathers that the he and she men of ce ake vivid the argument, “if be loses | u , N . ; me Seah a eiiennagtitiane iieaiin tin tn = re judgment, the New Republic re | eat precedence, but by her supersensitive consort. ae - 7 . Gus sutbend Gat. the he and abe | mew of 4 that our rejection of the MacDonald proposal may {take Speaker was so much more attractive as a pol- I he Philippines and the Tariff | portion of the dramatis personar author. 2 Katherine Glenway Ws F. Seott Fite yo’ Ass i's a) Weta ‘- — ae re a , ~s ” etait At in wre ; eres a oli: GPS DEP SR whe bs ain FP 0 , - ty a y ~ Me ty © sae ‘ re, - q 2k : mena eee . . 1. , as . SF We oe inna . ely ys ae ae ha Sa — 4, x vie 4 i ‘ hee eB. ta + ¢ Pt. ot hat Kinet hes Bs tinge igo CGE Se rae aaah i bes ‘ail ‘oy Bi t: Ska pera r ae) ee ELE, tho, ¢ i ree, va SOUAIE OR Apt SR FOS Es. AEE TIE + Bain el, nae og Lada acs ‘ : ‘ j be cali a aint 2 eri RRA, ow uc dal * tS MS ened Sag ‘geen ; “es ae a pea ’ si Be ae oe cc) Ad Wee oe a, or ws d ¥ aoe Me 5 Bae , - . ens ; oe aril ars — oe ban ‘ er ee « bt? 7 “ i ‘ : ers ; 4 t , iy 4 “a nN 4 ; #7 + ee ot * d . 7. nies Mes a pr 2 “ ‘3 ~ »* + ; ey . . .*) ’ er x Pe ae ay te ad ne ag Da Po PB SERRE, Sa — fed nea , Re a eee om 2 So we ¢ : “J *%s °e “Aad Bectheaa ‘ pores “ . aus : = ’ F 7 te - ‘ ‘ " a ' wt, ae “dy — : eo . a9 SNe PEER. Sy ee ee ee es Re eet oes ome tne uSicitidie tai: aodiehd cell See As ; eae eee ’ 4 ‘ een SU bape ; ‘ hi cB ia lt of 2 3 a Ae Re ae Ds - "a ha ie ke ‘ x bree Sabot Da a ty ai agi nln 3) z Ke ok Ayes : 3 ‘ ake tase “ Pes ue eee? Re es Apes ee . 4 es aig iM ars y hei xt . Ay ae: 1 at ea Fite > . » Fabs ee, ae salt i Doe a val 4 4 a a re s ; ea Y cane a Paced ty ene tye 2 * bf. ‘Sra 1 a ve “ ~Ni , fae ‘ oe - ee ee BEI a are 4 ty? 4 4 =) Pomeroy. ee ~ eee tun: Pa ee 7’ a“ B » 9 Sak os . hr snes " . ‘ r. ; i a ae je as: on nae ex , nia SS fe WE a Jy ue >" x _ - ee: ee ¢ ins Tp Se SBS ae St eer “ nie RE: ty ON co a Spee MTS apn pa he et eS, raat. € Jie OPK eet cL ye) hs noe BS Sia eek et elite ck ee arte ee eS eS Cenheeeet ie bY: ‘ : ; 4 sage - , a ee 4 Fat +h pe, ek Sk P rn 2 CRG: Mia ~ Elles atts che wae ere : * Hes tad ~ tS al - L ° 3 s , phe P ie iN ee - ‘, alg ee Pa . A Sea ; F 2 - B =. : 2 - I eee a Foon oo Ret : oS ae te ae eee m _ oo os , oo 3% : : x n . ‘3 > . a ¥ ee LO tl Sey, be" a . #. 1 Cater» OP Sa A roy 5 Bye) vom: r Sr ee, ~ we, b ‘ - ribs 5 st Sh nyt y x Oak ae ee . Pe te aah aes ; - coe e Tee) ae eee ee te ee ‘ eos NO ieee eGR. 5. OES 3 at 2 , Fee Bre. z i aay - i) ac ” 5 J f mg ie eT ns ee eee Pye Ea» pkg agreeably Davee Bi 0 aod 1 Ml: pO ell LP PE aR 5 t Ais | a4 Apes =e Se ~ ’ e ibe ‘ fi Fete oe ea dist iia: PE & i i which has ruled Rumania = Uatie meve them @ yesr,/ Consideration. As long as people are being sent to : 7 : and Onyx. ::: And not only beauty in | | | | : has launched a program of development such as the Prison in droves, the State hay an obligation to care : , . : “ form and color will you find in the World War treaties, and new problems arose which | *™ong the States, cannet afford the dangers of a ne Government until the present has Deen abie to prison to which observers refer as a “pest house.” - Se ee ee ae eee war and its aftermath, refused to be governed long- i. . : J operations to ca! . ne vaiu . . e tor entertainment. The doc- er by the so-called Liberal party, which ts mm spirit. | ‘The eff — sie ” | | 4 into the F 6 ty-f tioni a6¢ have a radio of some sort for each ward. | Conservative group. On coming into power the Peas might be imported free of duty from the : | pace . , . verged toward @ dictatorship om the Fascist model. | year rose to an average of $1713 for each bomb. son ef dials seachenioan.T1 Pen is $10; and a pencil t match ss country has never seen beférg, Rumania’s area and ‘or them humanely, so they may feturn to.a place new patrician pens— but beauty ¢ handie. tor stated that there are 50 wards in the nomic policies of its predecessors. As a result Rv- : gin 2 : : ; : | | | erncon bet ta = Se the page. You will find years and vi aE RT A eS ee Fee, ees | ll Bod tire population more than doubled as a result of the |!" decent society. Missouri, ranking tenth in wealth craftsmanship. It took over 300 sk The peasants of Rumania, reused tm sptrtt by the ceathe dee teed Gk ee a if net in name the successor of the defunct Rumantan pinea definite limit en the amount of suger which mania has become « democracy instead of a central- | outrages in 1929, as compared with 116 in 1523. The broken, by peaceful means, and the peassints now hold | and the racketeer, isa comparatively new phenome | * f ¥ ~ J q : ‘ { 5 » |8¢ per cent of the arable land, Agriculture is being} non in American crime. That his skill in wanton de- Sopa and education ig Being spread among | struction is improving Is shown by the Chicago sta-| people. | tistics, The most cowardiy of criminals, he is ane Government of a modern nation by tte peasants is/ of the most diffieult torus dows. ‘He bas become a | an tnnovation. but the Rumenian group, like the La-| major profilem tf Chicags bat lives 5 and property in| bor party in England, has proved its capacity to rule. | other cities, including St. Louis, alse are subject to| E mate interference, to stabilize national finances ale ee i. | , to Se, Seine nln PAE EG Bhs y if g tp + 5 hepa ae ie aM cer MAGNA 2 FAR oe RR lg + Hf . ~ Pate ache 5 oF iy ape Sok tf i mab ... one of the five pos Yes es » = 4 3 al at re ot ae NR Ne : list ate " 7 leat ee opel. Sy. indie be Seger Don Se og on

Page 15

4 Ds 4 oe Phe Pe ¢ * a i tl ih gi ae - “ =} . BE » OHN _G NEIHARD ——— A Soviet P RED ROE ee ee - vind rary iiterature, which is to say that A. ds Virgtiie and Prank they represent the dominant tem at : his Russian oa “el per of the contemporary conscious- Reanet Peoumonia yesterday at vernon (Brentano | ves, Furthermore, many of the ct 4 Barthold avenue, .Ma- HIS play in three acts and eight wood. He was 69 years old. oe calls for notice if for After his retirement from the board no other — atctniviek tine ped at get acquired an in- gid to be & study -Of- Sow e n itz moving picture we was written by two Russian true: neverthel they shall not be theater, and has been its manager. Mr. Sparks. Mrs. Spar He w Delle in New Orleans in jramatists of the day, able to escape its ultimate meaning, hae ae 7 vege ne Mig hws hood : ether or not we may think we * , sor the Soviet social experiment, » pent ll Snel pring: for one year in 1917 and , must be granted Os eau ne | contend that literature is not 80) pone. ize a “pabilit ty, in view of what is hap-j important as to justify .ay alarm, |... aa habe will be at May- pet ning in Europe and in America, whatever its character muy be. But 4355 Land ng shat the fu:ure of our society may literature, whether we understand ell bouletard, tomorrow early spring. be ‘determined in ‘the Russian 80-/ the fact or not, is a means of vi- morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. David R. Francis vak, , ee ie > tae John Jedlicka, Eugene Kiefer, Roy| iggy. Osterkamp, George Heitmieyer and: ee % Frank Sieckhaus. eS Miss ‘Betteken intends to deterk: Washington University in the fall. _o Miss Elizabeth Morse has issued invitations to attend a reading of establishment. | guest’ at the’ Inn-By-The-Sea until|Oscdr Wilde’s comedy “Lady Win- dermere’s Fan”. by Mrs. Lumir No- |. 4934 Buckingham Court, Fia., where she will be Surviving are his widow, Mre. ers ‘94 j / ® ficial) who scorns decency, honc., cial laboratory, which | includes a carious living. and as such it may vast population and something HKe | be symptomatic of something vital- h of the earth’s surface. | ty important at the very source of argh ote one-fourth “Red Rust” was first produced j ire at the Moscc w Proletarian Theatre two years ago. and was presented GREAT for the first time in: America by the xew York Theater Guild during pecem ber. The present writer took the pook up eagerly, hoping to catch some gleam of new light up- on the Soviet experiment which conceivably may jixes of our children and grand.- children for good or ill. three hours of reading, the book was closed with that old familiar sinking of the heart which is the result of wading through at least -- ner cent of contemporary lit- : fo per ; Se 046 ‘ent ee © “a fa the preblem involved, since the problem involvéd is fundamentally ; economic and social. The attempt ved sac ikea Mena roa: Chase with Mrs. Zimmerer’s par- to wipe out such literature by cen- A fine love story is woven into ents, Mr. and Mrs D. EB. Monroe, scring it is equivalent to hiding the | +. narrative of the adventures of| Will depart soon for New Yor to eruptions of measles by way of get- 1). pioneers. Also, the meélodra- | make their home. Mr. Zimmerer ting “over the measles, or pow- matic villain has his due place, will depart Sunday and his wife, ee SRNL 5 SB RE ABE SE Fo a ee SS aS stories are common in the police | wowing about the desirability of coming to his tragic end in proper! Who has just recovered from an 5s I eee Sy e ‘ourts of the world. | peace while overlooking the cause | 1 ovie style. After which the story | operation for appendicitis, will join | of war. seems to iag. the hero winning} him in 10 days. In the spring they v be said that the purpose | 4 ty playwrights was to expose|TO HIM THAT ENDURETH. By {his wife and deserved fortune. On| Will take a house on Long isla Maybe so; but it seems| James A. Herndon. (The Caxton/the whole, this panorama of the east curious that practically; Printers, Caldwell, Idaho.) settling of the romantic Salmon cs else is revealed and that! The simple story of a young man /| River region in the most pictur- | the marriage aca a eye, should be full of childish | who migrated to Idaho to make ajesque part of the State, is worth | Polls of Miss 2 epee pa pve a ing and outrageous vulgarity. | living, in the early days when only | while, and@ will be found interest-| ford. daughter o gion ah ait, Que gathers that the he and she! men of courage. initiative and de-|ing not only to Idahoans but to al! | ®- Swinford .of os come ae hoodlums who make up the greater|termination could succeed. The} who value honest portrayals of mg aa ee gs ‘Shien: Bont portion of the dramatis personae | author, a\native of the Gem State,/ life in America when, the covered} ©" 9" ' : “Th " “eileen took are far ess decent than dogs. /draws an attractive picture of the| wagon carried settlers “into the | Flora place. 2 ernie Someone may ask: Why not ig-| pioneer period, when mining was| wilds to fight with nature in the} Place -at the Grace bpiscep Church by the light from tall can- or mc 7 ~ | o . XN » . 64 nore such books? ‘The answer is!enticing men to take the long trai!| founding ofa nation. H. M. W tien which tinned the elsiea end race sO much suffering to develop and that alone can distinguish man m the brute. This official pro- that all such notions are ‘and therefore not to distinguished from tr-ason. The nlot is not worth sketching. Such | “middie class ~ a a ’ News has reached St. Louis of WASHINGTON, Jan. 29. N the Democratic side of the Senat chamber, next to the aisle, sits a sma! Soft-vuiced man, the senior Senator from {North Carolina, Directly in front of him Bite a white-haired, kindly man of distiz Jfuished bearing, the junior Senator fro North Carolina. It would be a difficult task to find parallel to the lives and careers of the twe —Furnifold Simmons and Lee Slater Over man. They were born in the same mont of the same year. They went te the same college at the same time, Upon graduatio both entered the profession of law. Bot }entered public life in the same State. And they came to the United States Senate only two years apart, Overman in 1903, Simmog in 1901, At 76 they are as active as any membe of the Senate, - 7 . T was an impressive moment the othe day when Senators quit battling on tar iff schedules long enough to pay tribute these two men, Their birthdays are in Jan uary—13 days apart. Republicans joined Democrats in prais ing the two North Carolina Senators. It fact, it was Jim Watson who suggested tha time be taken for that purpose, It Walsh of Massachusetts, a Democrat, wh perhaps came nearer to expressing his col leagues’ feeling for the two than any other Of Overman, Walsh said: “He alWays soemed to me to typity mo than any other member of this body th picture we are apt to have of the old Roman | toga-clad Senator — dignified, courtly courteous, ... I have noticed often that | Visitors to the gallery bave pointed bim out ‘and referred to him as a member of th body of distinguished bearing," i Of Simmons, Walsh said that he h been “a source of inapiration te all of U . His devotion and fidelity te public dut have been truly remarkable.” * > * IMMONS and Overman are the warme of personal ag well as political friends While they have disagreed many times 0 public questions, neither can recall of eve having a personal clash either In or outside the Senate. They astonish their colleagues with amount of work they do. Overman i his desk every morning by $:15 when Con grees is in session, and it is late in the #f ernoon before he starts for home, Simmer is just as energetic. Upon his ba faljen the burden of opposing the incre tariff rates, Washington sees little of them out the Senate, for neither cares for the: life in the capital, Overman whiles an the evening hours at his hotel ase . the radio. Sometimes he takes in an automobile, his principal, form © recreation, Simmons, too, stays in cl : most of the time thinking up new tarts arguments, THIS EXPLAINS A 3 A LOT. | From the Brunswick Pijot. HE remains of the six Peking ‘men cently found, who are credited with © ing the original ancestors of of the race, had no heads. — herited this trait. _—— ms WATERMAN’S -- « SMOOTH GLADING AS FINE Motors .. . Here are gleaming colored pens in rare jewel tones it clear Emerald; deep Turquoise; dark Jet; and the striking variegated Nacre and Onyx. ::: And not only beauty of form and color will you find in these new patrician pens— but beauty of craftsmanship. It took over 300 skilled bend operations to craft these pens into the perfectly-fanctioning instru- Ment that glides so smoothly across the page. You will find years and years of use in these pens, due to the preci- sion of their mechanism. The patrician pen is $10; and a pencil to match is $5. o to stub . . . one of the five points offered in this pen will suit your own guished, are offered for your choice. | Waterman's pens are sold by good dealers everywhere. chancel steps, and were arranged Rev. ficiated. in the greenery at the altar. The Dr. John Brett Langstaff of- Miss Lois Keller was maid of honor; Miss Gladys Shadle, Water- town. N. Y., and Mrs. H. W. Ham- mond, “Hammond, Ind.,_ brides- maids. Fred P. Bingham, brother of the bridegroom, was best man. and Marcellus Grove, also of St. Louis and William Riley Swinford | Jr.. groomsmen. | The bride’s attendants were | gowned alike in chiffon frecks| fashioned with cape backs, long} sleeves and full skirts with Mort | {to match. They wore hats to match | )and carried pink roses. } Simple with a very long satin train (cut from squares of satin attached | to the V hip line of the low. bodice.¢ style of writing. Certainly, an achieve- ment of craft and economy at $5. 7 No.7at $7.—Seven different pen points, each one clearly marked and distin- Ninety-five per cent of fountain pen users find that ome of these exactly fits their hand. For they are all scientifically tempered to certain characters of hand Every Waterman's is guaranteed forever against de fects - Service Stations are maintained at the ad- dresses below for the purpose of making good our guarantee and for servicing our pens as required. LB Waterman Company 991 Broadway, New York + + 129 South Seate Sereet, Chicago * ° 40 School Street, Boston * «+ 609 Market Street, San Francisco ? oxide Gas. }imanager of the material trains. Miss Keller was in powder | / blue, Mrs. Hammond in dahlia and | Miss Shadle in soft creen, with hats | ’ The bride wore ivory satin, made Instead of a veil she wore a cap of lace made long in the back «with the lace touching her shoulders, | and carried calla lilies. | A reception followed at the Co- lumbia Club. Mr. and Mrs, Bing- ham went by airplane to Chicago. and will sail from New ‘York Feb. 1 for the West Indies. They will make their home in Wheaton, 1! The bride and bridegroom are graduates of Cornell University. She is a member of Alpha Phi and Mr. Bingham of Pi Beta Phi. A party was given last Thursday at the Bevo ‘Mill by Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Betteken of 36388 Kings highway Park in honor of their | daughter, Rose Marjorie Betteken, i ' FRED F. BIXBY FUNERAL SERVICE HELD TODAY Coroner's Jury Returns Open Ver- dict in Death From Mon- Funeral services for Fred Foster Bixby, who was found dead of car- bon monoxide gas poisoning 1D & garage at his home, 270 Blackmer avenue, Webster Groves, Monday night, were held today from the Parker Undertaking Co., 15 West Lockwood boulevard, Webster Groves. Burial was in Oak Hill 1930 Will Call For Sound Business Management © ren rr dads pe recy that 1930 will Weness a seriou tor atx years Gnd Salle to end his life 4 of de- e ree re racing, policemen Bixby, who was 65 years | ment of the American raphe ge dry Co., and previoualy connected with the sare cific and Wabash Watermans was a brother of Wiltiam x capitalist. industrial depression. , ( Yet, it is generally conceded that See eskieas ste odie will show favorable earnings, while those which in the mneatly, ridden co she FAO aS Pee dree eee f 7 sippi Valley Merchants State Trust Company, ir an invaluable id to business executives, nat | v 7 this year will be have VEIN Ny WM te MR PR A eg: Pee ee a tae: 6 eee oom © “nin, fee he iy 2 oy te Bs * HH eee ry ; a: ? "s De ca = 4 ’ ad e a Bewye- CE) ey, By hep Clipe Mai glk: A SAN i tyes, my ad eT ks Pafet. 2-1 - i ee eT cy hn Ow 4 hae

Page 16

Pig 3 8g ET SE ere SOM, | F it E “all Fister ; : | than 1:30 a. m. trails February 3 Pe Ciiidren half fare. Tickets geod in coaches only. i Fre i I BESS REGS te : 3 by i ( B | E i 8 pansion of its business ia . 1 ) Squier added he thought a new ST. LOUIS Se a GREATEST = Jezzzeze| POE. CLOTHING VALUES ARE OFF | Rossman-Clemons’ | Going-Out-of- | Business Sale! Sacrificing Below Cost. §j. Our Entire Stock of Qe "==: @iscloses earnings of over 64 per -eent on tts preferred steck and 1$- Ee% | i : crit A Lisi hes HL lif Fe iT tf i cH def | j rt F - =. - - -- =—— - ee OO = a nai ¥ ie ee r eM ak ee eee . ™ . , Sul Si OP ee canopy gang lalla A AR . I re idk 5, Sop Soar oy Pe ga ee oe ae ¢ x ek as ed Ags oy ee ~ : uae 2 Eee ria. Vee 1 Nd a hoe Pee en ae cM St ty ay . - PA , : nae aig a, etl 2eREX mime Hee Se He my Ry be: ; r: \ “te? * acuiin. wedere: Soaks i aan tf BE EMT etl re he Sha Sa Ae a ng Oe RES yt a * 4 at » paid dividends of from - ¢ 11% per cent, the lowest, to 40 ‘ per cent, with most of the years! | }paying over 20 per cent. In ae 9 j 4 years the fell as low as . | een = ey ow to entertain— i iS per cent only twice. and there three stock dividends of 66, 100 AND i OP C OATS SES and their COFFEE changea a concern which was incorporated in Maryland in 1928. The German Featuring Two Sensationally Priced Groups Re ee ae ie ee e 9 h rts 3 American Bemberg at the same ‘ A MARVELOUS GROUP See These Wonderful tiie °C “ioe abe nation S abi They loved to entertain, in the punctilious days of OF OVERCOATS Suits and Topeeats 8 33:20: —— , the Ole South, and they knew the art of hospitality | What a tribute it was to the rare and mellow cofice the inet ten yunre ouch figuies asf | of the old Maxwell House that this suave and special 37, 30, 15, 18. 18 per cent, and in 1923 ome of 300 per cent. | : | _ blend should have been singled out by the most cri | | ical hosts and hosstsses of Dixie! | | nae fo a ) } - | hhabiewal coffee wo the sich-flavored goodnen of | oa : Maxwell House that it has become the favorite coffee in millions and millions of homes. Try it for beeskfast Hall Hf Ht is | fib shit fr { r nil i if i tt | eg? itt

Page 17

By the Associated Press. BIARRITZ, France, Jan. 29. — “gst members of the crew of the British steamer Knebworth, | but a second line placed before Genuine Elgin Watch— | : marooned on the vessel which had midnight last night broke. - | eeasful endurance flight lasting 53 Neat 12 Size — Thin (1 oe , ———ws | The giant airship flew a xig- Model Guaranteed Case ‘D> Tee | i a ee oe ee : we | 7 : of England, : nel ith Koni “hips confi i : the Seflly Isles, flew back over —Complete with Knife ; : Plymouth, the Isle of Wight, Dov- and Chain : eee er, the southeastern coast Ae ip ear returned over London. ° ‘ ed and : gin ie bye Sytner Al “ev = mn to ti. - te Peecrse- - tion grew so fast that 18! | 1 } GF | | Dr. Caldwell was fo by | | | é | | | | : Tickling; difficult swallowing, reed to ha ) : ) ' it put up ready for use and | | “ Merl | and soreness, are usually re- ply drug stores with it, T a | : : A WEEK . epee by the timely use of | you can get the generous bottles 4, i , | , Fee , Tonsiline, the ey a - Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, os is ! , es throat remedy. Over 35 years is called, at all drag store, \ . : | THURSDAY and FRIDAY ONLY! | . 3 | | 3 of successful use proves Begs ada the psa , ‘ : ' in : | safe : : | i 7 > | pac At g and depend- constipation, it will pay you te | Sf ic nb« ig . i Swe able for young remember this safe, : : : ttl Poe . ie | andold. Atall nd plhnod tasting, effective hiaiines ai , 22 6 ind a | r nares : ; druggiats 3c, | certificates from frames and pla . | ; ‘3 @ : | ; them in a dresser drawer, “where, only from herbs and other pur | . 4 : they would be safe.” ingredients; a real corrective for , ; , Sf iy "sine $1.00, - constipation. A doctor's 47-year ee eee , | Mrs.. Edna Davenport, 5817, experience behind this formula! | | afivertisements rent rooms, The Post- Roosevelt place, has asked police ‘m far more bomes in St. Leuvi« than, can be reached to search for her husband, Richard Da. W. B. Cacowene’s through any other newspaper. | a Davenport, 24 years-old, who left A i : , ; : home at 1:20 p. m. Monday in his * RUP PEPSIN ‘ automobile and has not t returned, | A Doctors Family Laxative | george _ ——- , ; PLAN COMMISSION EY’ _N IN Be Sure Jey You THURSDAY & FRIDAY aa SDAY & FRIDAY se AVENUE DISPUTE. Get a Copy of Continued From Page One. Unusual Tarde ee ae rN eye he owe ow Pe apeagelht — = is liberal tn that it devotes 8.1 per sizes. Thursday-Friday until sold. | | | dana 2 pound is fresh, blendea, steel) #] unknown before, changes without knowing a thing « Downstairs Store... Get one today. PER CARTON fins |) 2 —__ hye inted. $1] TO. : bows them, just because atmo tne: . ae dividuals come in and’ want them.” ‘ ‘ * oF | Ss The committee was having a hear- .. v &f lt presents a carnival of unusual buy- » 2h RITTER’S 12c| un 0 fT ERS . AL, i 2 comotion wan baving a hear e Ain sties. r 5 | , , | - patented ee re a of the Zoning _. ; gehen A — ial ~ - a a mp ard of Adjustment, te it... ; ing opportun ~_ 2.2 “ | hand : san that board to linus belidther peed =i | | Until ~T mits for departures from soning © ' rules that do net violate the. spirit Peds | . | \ , a eB! al sold. of the law, without having them avi e | tas | fo | re | passed on by the Board of Alderé —” P A = : PORK | | | men. Some members of the come. new, fresh, | mittee thought it would be unwise’~ 4 Ee r | ’ : ; to give the Board of Adjustment ~ . ' | : Zz : . | that power end Alderman Schwartz . said it would be an unconatitu-~- in the punctilious days of | Mawene - Sihhen Sor i , | = tional delegation of legislative au-- asin as and Fuller |[cic.cs\ |= pL) 4 | ospicality et, 5 eh... ¢C | $2 UNION MADE Box ve 91 sitter Fe the rare and mellow cofice Downstairs . | We Hed Beans, Think! 15 cons, $4 , | di | a ; that this suave and special , . RAINGOATS Shc Queen Olives, 3 quart jars....$2 | | | | ; | i, . beh os ‘tar concerning what. SC etani _ Fda kt : be Toilet Soap, 49 cakes fer ingled out by the most crit- . t Oo r e | ae Values Up te $6 20¢ DEL MONTE SARINE Dixic! since changed from their neaet Ke | - ]] 106 Pole Seap, 25 cakes tich-flavored goodness of Thursday : Ge aa 1 on 0c DEL MONTE become the favorite coffee Friday & | a _|| TOMATO SAUCE homes. Try it for breakfast ¢ fully satisfied with the fr» 4) Saturday ee : ; bay tn rw ag MENS 75s i SOCKS, 4 PI your moncy. : z ; % 3 y | BOYS’ $2 FANCY CORDUROY KNICKERS, $4 eae ‘|| BOYS’ $2.50 YELLOW SLICKERS, How. $1 SE Coffee : eat be LAST DROP |

Page 18

™ ss Xt. Phew) f hp porte ) og? Pa? OO? Gee Ofeeee Beem ae me PD “— % vor he CO., 423 Complete with lec watts LOCUST AND ST. o ‘ JLT OPTICAL acting in St. a ene se brnynts ss +e we Spd ; ‘ ; 4 Re ’ *s ; “3 eyo: > — ee ae Sore Tyra rr ee Ms, Ws th . Bee tt Raper. In 1852, the first train west 6f still > in outward form the ve and efficient, and fferent le at Boatmen’s for 83 years. It princip its progress—and for the growth of its customers—than any other one thing. Regardless of how di Boatmen’s of yesterday and today may be, the same sound policies was founded have been followed consistently through all these years. ts well-balanced banking, investment and fiduciary issouri. departments—with courageous support. nal contact with its customers. tains of steel which now speed over the rails—from the friendly li is the oldest bank in M > Boatmen’s offers you the facilities of i ible for friendly relationship has been a cardinal urning moun king room to the Beatmen’s of today—large, modern, ainins a warm perso respons Boatmen’s finished road. The following vear this line—the Pacific Rail- ive bank an- ridays. i River trip over the first few miles of ississipp road—was completed and open- ed for business. Its terminals 1847. On June 23rd, 1853, were St. Louis and Kirkwood. This was the first unit of what tem ... Boatmen’s had already been serving the community nounced two discount days each week—Tuesdays and F is now the Missouri Pacific sys- this progress the M as Paras + . he ae Y ee Oa ar 2S aed ase) ae ms ney ein ; Bi) Sa, aa: : » a % Bie ¥ . han " P y , . oN FER oe een ‘ a es om, Rapa be 5 - : oe . ar eS See ne * “hac ae ae ea : Pee PAS ae aie rae Meee, oa ea PN GMa Si ee te, phe Pest OS ES ikea ~ eo - © —- r *” Shee SES shee ik a ar he os mr $ 7 Pan: 4 4 tes > “ ; eae Bs bytha an ‘ ‘ be i eR apie 4 ay me ME ON ints oe ie Bo ee eae —s ere en ei : Wate pa eae eg ae , ¥ peg pas 2 he OS : Fae a . € Pir tQilealgd. -» hae

Page 19

e am te - ‘ i o af oF hs He ° Pcs te Sage a> OPES SPECIAL. “DAYS Thursday, wig and ‘Ssturds oe > Pie 6 PO Pt Eee @ + Pel eS a es Williand scarlett de Cheek} Church Cathedral, Sishop-Coadyt- . 1.50 a Complete» “Reee | | $4.3 | 50. tor-elect of the. Protestant Eplevo- | , — — | pal Diocese of..(Hastern) Missouri pr. Guilbault, whe ber caamined over 69.900 — fe. | 82id today that, he would Panetta three years of practice in St, Legis, , =, Se = ...| known ‘within 20 days, to Bishop |. F. J. GUILBAULT concatenate -— ie (| Preaerick” Foote Johnson, ’his-de- (BETWEEN ‘LOCUST AND ST. CHARLES: a ee ee... | cision is to accepthnee of the co- -s fms ty . Jadjatorship, to which he was chos-4 nunintmatmemmememeene een os , en by the diecesan aan ye ‘ ‘ is _ - o eh : | » | la | Ba ae | | : | ae ee | In Whe event of his +. ome, EM OQ oe me eK Qe ee —_—= e*a"s @ I -« rewat 3 a, e ~ a 9. tT yaase he « : > y “. : ° TSS. ne Se 2 te yer Boe, *S & tend ta Poems 40% ee ee a ee ‘April 20. Three or more Bish- ops inister the cansecration. . The n convention was in second and final day’s work to- , at. Bishop Tuttle Memorial, ng with -oongeapars of finance -organization. +h Og 60’ Dewy xt ~ © son be ei werent eee “see ~~ — rea “TYS== Diocesan officers oie committees elected t0day were: Treasurer, Vin- }cent I, Price; delegates to Provin- | dee Sage oeys the Rev. David Coombs, ic. D. Blakes members of diocesan council, the Rev. F. J. Bivy, the Rev. RK. M. Wilcox, Hiias §. Gatch and C..C. -Pangman; members standing . committee, the Rev. J. Courtney Jones; the Rey. E. 8: Travers, the Rev. Jéhn 8. Buntir&, | Davis Biggs,.George M. Biock and {James M. Bull, trustee permanent fund: for’. support-of episcopate. Cc. Thompeon, Charies J. Mil- nd Judson 8, Bemis; trustees -and infirm “clergy fund, the a. ee ps; Sel Lad , a . — . " ba _ , ." » * : : a - eh het ee i oo” ty a bevgt tm We _ - a : $ 4, Wiikins, 5..G. Suther- and W. lL. Henry; trustees | theological education fund, the F. J. Bloy, Willard Wright «George C.. Mackay; trustees iversity of the South, Sewanee, in... the. Rev. Carroll M. Davis, hn G. Lonsdale and Ethan A. H. term, ran - -” ae : g gt A resolution memorializing the service of the Rev. Edmund Duck- worth, rétired. after 35 years’ pas- torate at the Church of the Be- deemer, was adopted, , The Rev. David Coombs of Loulsiana, Mo., dean and m |ary of the northern convocation of ; rT the Missouri diocese, spoke.on. the go lap ~ ' Problems of work in rural Mis- : Only 85 “Monthly H sourj. He said, in referring to the i , es work awaiting the new bishop-co- : fe adjutor, that “Darkest Africa does | This Discount Ceupon Is Worth | ATL. » HBA} not present the chiaNenge that rural hotive to the oil- : i Deduct this amount from peine-2 sac Room, Bedroom 24 | Missotiri does to the churéh.” ‘ He} ie Sp 2 * | declared that“‘superstition and big- | . s . & | wrevevevevvvvey . |} ~ fg -otry of the rankest ‘kind are every- he friendly little Bi ’ : | MR) where in‘rural Missourt” and. that | ae Ree peas Se ST | vost Bee efficient, and still Bi SS —_ ~ E Lan et oe r ey ought to, un} | Youtig Men's “ a. ° sand younger generations to a plane y other one thing. of mutual came ce and ined utward form the | Enjoy sound, healthful sleep ; ° | with the “Coil 2 Dovind “se M. H. Rodemyer, vepeltnn faethe 4 which the bank I Wondectele amen Cytron Mortenge Co. t filed in : your he eral Court @ de account of * Priced, $9.95. his miscellan expenges in op-| a either item rating various apartment and ; | busthess properties’ owned the la MS EE RS He eee ee | er ae a as Wer Pare, wer 2 i eee Only $i mratge Only $1 Down. Only $1 Down Cytron, Rerun, ainte sa eee 8 SORRY a oe ee core :. “a Pt tg Pe er ood ee. ; aa bi years. it 18 more Hl ® . peat Se | ale wai bring the older} lcherye : * COLUMBUS... Oi, Sau ‘39.the Rev. Henry Wise Hobson oF ‘Wor- i geee* President : ae Pee a e. Rape “agredy - ft a e- wetik wr “Cees ~“ykesiedl Foxe. “geek sg we com!’ Sates 4 4s : TET ETE esterases idutal aie % \ aera | & ' fog shee o fe A “ : ae ¥ eas RRP Bhi — 5 * - ‘ % ee MRS bee 386 : e ts Si, Individual Banking Safe Deposit Vaults Trust, Savings ae _— + 2a mee Vem SR a RL Pe wey 9 ‘ p> — o ‘ *« ir.

Page 20

eR ale” Te oe ee oe , BE FRR PIE ag yl? ID 4 : PLO —— 2 Stes URNERR Aeeneaer iias succes wae, ao c } ae ri _— = ee 2 mh of q > SaRe " fen 4 ~, q . $ a 5 7:4 ‘ j x $ f 4 é ne a ‘ 4 ¢ ~ > pity t | im, O68 > . " ing Commission. The Venetian heavyweight giant will fight here’ under the auspices of the Jackson Johneon Post of the American r ee i lk it z " j 5 i FTE hh ! : : f ! if | [f ; f | it { | : gi \ : af : i 1 i. a} fk | ‘ i a : ‘he ber ET : L : 5 | : | fi The latest European imvader, who towers over other fistic giants of the continent, fights in Chicago Friday night and will make his fourth American appearance in St. Louis. He made his debut in New York last Friday night. After the Chicago fight be will headline 4 cara in Newark, N. J. Feb. 6, and then come to St. Louis. ‘ f _ Promoter Malloy expects cea, Page Ss : | Carnera’s opponent within the next; mopar ie tow Gays. He is endeavoring toob-| CHICAGO, Jan. 29. — Tom_Lieb, tain Jack Smith, former catcher of | assistant football coach to Kpute. the New York Yankees, whe de-/ pockne of Notre Dame, today ap- | sertea the diamond for the resined | ,.areg to be a candidate fer se¥- arena. Smith, whe also is @ giant ra) egaching jobs left epem by/! in stature and weighs 230 poupds, | post-season resignations. is under the management of “Dumb/ any goubt that Lieb would. not, Dan” Morgan. Babe Hunt, Kansas | return to Notre Dame next fall heavyweight, was sought for the | was dispelled last night when it bout, but he has.a boxing engage- | .2s revealed that Heartley “Hunk” meng. in Oklaboma.City Feb. 11. | anderson, former Netre Dame siar }: * William Duffy of New York, who |..4¢ head football coach at St. Louls) is managing Carnerajs American | pnijyersity, had been mamed to re- tour, accompanied Malley to 5St-/ piace him at the side-of Rockne. Louis and helped to close the ar- Lieb, who directed the Rambierg rangements for the beut here. Duf-/| through mest of their nine games fy departed last night for Hot/:.. tali because of Rockne’s ill- Springs, Ark., to take treatment for) noes has been mentioned in con- an injvred spine. nection with coaching vacancies at ork off ain | Manager Dutty Spooks. Minnesota. Auburn College-and as : sae , $ a Fred Keéruey put up a fine de- Duffy, whe managed Eddie An- assistant toach at the University | ; aden | LL | | . Mince in the F sak ihn comin derson and other topnotch fighters. | of california. Seo far he has re-} — ex, | : ; : : Duluth Sag xing? er “te is enthused over the showing C8r fused to discuss any of them even ata = mw iene nera made tn his boat against “Big | geclining to admit kis departure Ror wand o. ly. That Boy” Peterson of Minneapolis, 12 trom Notre Dame. | al a md entire ahd New York, in which the Venetiam; jak West, head football coach ore anand a. wars tex on] Tt remained that way throughout ic remainder ef the opening ses- Son, through the entire second | period and until Jamieson’s unas- | d goal put the Flyers ahead | F i i — - - Ne git Ht tt ‘ ib i F 3 a ek ie ighe SERN ed ee RS eee ad S F 4 1 cH | § ; i f if x ; Fi f 3 4 oa T ot ) [ | : T yey , fe LE if f 4 iH fie lit ‘it ‘iit eae eee -, Po ian in tet new then he | Rtg ‘Carnera that the ce a + i ns a ii rf i 1 8F Leb i In addition, they threw such strong defense around their goalie, that be Bed only cur atops in mach of the first a:¢@ . Dempsey in his prime along with | Schmeling, Sharkey and the rest of | Louis University, said teday that ) | , zo ore ) ) the other heavies.” Jack wreak, Maal at the Uni- | te | | | | a oe . es: ee i Se Se — ‘di ees : ‘er that the Hornets opened Of course Duffy’s statement must | . made good proposition from Demp- ’ . ee %. . : ‘ i ae” SE —— use and tried’ vainly te tie it again. be taken for its worth, because he a maith with Tuffy . he Flvers stepped every rally and is very partial toward his monu- ef bea Field in Chicago, only @ tminete left te play mental bankroll. ! : , “Carnera has .only had been made mooffer from St. rounds in bis life,” continued the), 4. U., as was reported from oquacious Mr. Duffy. “but you can judge what a great fighter he is ep eat —_—_-—_—_ | OR: ni es | he} aa when tt ts taken in consideration | , | he has scored 11 one-round knock- Fk: RFs i leis Py * shook himeelf loose from 4 ey es | a . pot , = Timmage in frept of the Firers ee ae eee a 4 ey | * with pebedz bat Turner be- a . i rh ee a s - x gu vt y 4 \ 4 ee ee ee . ™ ' , ae ag +o Pen > i - ee Bea a Saas - £ - + ¥ Frenchman, and Gene La Fleur, another Frenchman, who weighs 148 pounds: Malloy says he is/_ Otto Steim Jr. and Pat. Spencer). hepeful ef signing up Hddie Shee | took the lead In the two-man event Of Chicas e ae Ore Seema (ot the sunual City Scratch Bowling: Bordet. according to . is the Sl ie hardest pumching 1%¢-peunder im | *°PT=ament om ngress ass net except- Oy ee ae OEE, ae ON NAD BTL Sth AM Se 4 a i i i © “ ... - =m he . ge 3 7 ie llamar i ee 8 ne oe - . koa ” et ee tay A . bs ~s Ae Oe easy Pa See ea “ Spe 7 ae SSS % ee eS ae ‘¢ ; ee 5 ar de arn ae nd Oe Utne ae a ar a a SS 2 ‘ — VS Seat > *¥ ry eS > ae Peer Fay > ae age ds ea ee ce a a ye ; oo a “a & A Be : ’ * i Fe Rg rere . aes .

Page 21

bad r x beet . . 7 ; ; , eh ; j . : = P ‘ . =) » kh Sake 3 a es > ae a ; ; z $ Bee = eae Ss ; rat ra ; Ma, ' : uF ve Pak » 7 = ee fee ek, :! a as, & “ — Sa ¥ ey. aM : “ie 3 > a i ee ~ " xs ee eee BP , , ee r > * = aa rs . ws owe ~~ Y “ue ss Sal 3 7 tie a8 | a a ee 1} * : oer tee Oe & Pr ve & gh Se ee ee pany > . - la e ued @ I eae Gi 4 iii ie Y» . p>} 4 eo te “ : ¥ : a Kt bm . ' : 7 es a Om nie, pa x. ° * g , he * _. ‘ y ah ‘ te . n . Pe an : a > 4 . ' . = 7 F a & ere) * ) ; i : a Te ts .: ie > Rat ay oh PEGs, - =e , : 3 hey a es." »poge 0 . 4 "i 4 - ~ ey * Fe] ee,» “ny ind 7 i pA st - : % 4 - Dike Pa 6 wae! i ae x > $ : , “4 o 2 ae: ” : ‘ Ki K., ‘ 2 on ©. ee ae ae =i ait -_ 2 , > a — ae *, ° . ; » r A a s , ra nil 9 Le eye - oy - ‘ iy, . > eA a ; * ‘ en - ‘ : } 7 ae 4 ix a Ve a z ‘¢ +> 7 ; ‘ : 3 ® ‘ a aa me nt LY bot * hey m } ee a>» a 2 3s ‘ Ly ee ee . ‘ps 2 } ae 4 : a p ‘ = A ‘ ¢ a ce 4 — jjuih defense. With Acaster about getting another opponent for®@.....- | on the’ right wing, Primo Carnera, the giant Italian. beautiful pass to ition. ~ -,. nik a . = ~ - aM * ¥ , * , / iin = 1.72.2. owneee Langlois | Clark. ....+ ‘reest of the season. — | Lows om ¥ “ond 6 of the i 1 a ' ‘Or tomeérrow might. oe) Quintero Wins Wins Bout - wACh ‘SONVILLE, Fig. ‘Jan. - pat S Gy) a Jannel Quintero of Tam~|t 1 6-roumd decision abe Vallach of Brooktyh Each ee sished 148. eg aw. : * a ee , 4 . - ¥ e : ft Ae * “4 ; : : \a > es 5 , ae age be din ~—- . . ; : : ie ss $2 . le atk: , es ~ Bimal _— * ioe ° es ; i a 9 Ee ake gee eT Ew “s nes MR eS a Mae © fe ies a ay AES * — 4 “S : “ : 3 i - PY ou . re ¥ ~ ws Pa _ tee = ™ ra i are 2 PK ag y b; : mS , We ae Sai x: ae cient 3 os % ote ee. 7 e. Ads : ~ <. q , ee a Se a ss es isa, ee * L 7% wet “op ¢ 5 % UP + la at” | x “ ur —— Oe Sa - ~ i j p # is Pe 4 us e ; 5% “ . ai - . asf a. mente i x ae . iy ' B. . Aa oes 2 7 oe oe ee eS ior “ee “ & rid we tee eax aa = 3 & ‘ S

Page 22

tt} i ome | | a Ce gee? oP att e a, bs ee veh ois oe, A “elt Se. Weak. WA me i J a or Bonner = 4 a“ o of a a aoe Ne Lee em A eee + _ R, . sd eae Se ee Rie 1 a + eshi SRp 3 ae GR ¢ es 2 ee ¥ ad . % r 7 a rae a +e a Keg Se ae se, sg of ORG ss, gue ah + J ( .7 ° i Ltt iN i U | 2. Yau wr . 4 _ - ' t : if E } a | i H li ate A i ut if y aL EX ANDER, JOHN — Eniere. 2 Tucsday, Jam. 28, 1930. gork & Ine AY ef John MAT TOURNEY! Dick Shikat, a claimant of the | : : 7 , out ea J in = - keenly the loss of Burgess, star for-} 445 title at cateh-as-catch-can | , a B—Of 45544 Ad. ward. Fel@man was the high point “ getter for St. Charles. wrestling, will not enter the Na- ed at 18-18, Har- 7 tation | | . | =. , s oor ) With the score tied at wr , x4 - hum and “fuzziness. ” A wider tone range to include ail ~ Louis,’ ons a © GF | ; notes of ail instruments—all tones of the human voice. At last. | mene ad TS gained an early lead, but Jennings | r | . a oe z : this new ‘Colotura Dynamic Speaker and EDEME cn uastas, Jen. 26, 1990.' 26 yeare of rallied i> oun the contest into ex- ‘ — | ‘.. 2 . - a retlie pr imiys Cape hart. our Gear cousin in his twenty-third - - — a . d 3S. 7 : matched tubes come with every 1930 Majestic radio. Each set is di ak Siok 8 «| othe ee i ne ee Sil itera 2 . vr i eee ‘ DONA e SNe ea arian oper : A: a ih ot > " _e aS es ee: se SL eT» - Lae =" x ed *s DS 4H . + be ph AES A 7 by y “A 4) tet Me : Wa, oe 7 o 4 G . o~ Fa , wa “ : — A : ’ — a . > * aes . i , . > if oo Dex % *% -_ | balanced for utmost Your Majestic dealer fom residence, 565 Calvary. Interment ‘lale Otw P ' n Calvary Cemetery. to) Ovrters Lrue LOC he of — . = Ld > z , KATWSERENE—aAt her residence, chapel 2223 @ will match, free of cost, any Majestic tube which fails to give OOrTEY, KATHE “At ber residenes, | chapel. 2223 ‘ + : at : - ' - 1000 hours” service. hn lia: Coffey Che mee annie Werdes, dear movcher in ay . : * | : > Wee ‘ a Puneral fram _e SS aoe eae 7 §&. New Electric Gives ( Ti rene Outre. sumet be held at the South Broadway A. ) . , . one 3846 Lindell boulevard. Friday | Bellefontaine © | : M = | “ - ‘ ‘. " -h. , nm € REITER, | ‘fo heavier, more efhaent pick- : . ie — ae sa S F fa y TR. " UMBEY, ANNIE M. (nce Hacsen)—or “ {°° * * = a D or amic Speaker brings J. Better dear the new Colotura ae 4319 Gano avenue. entered inte rest on v7 , rt up ot - | r 3980, st 6:65 p.m, MiGecard Wise, 3 - _. phonograph = . Crumber. dear and Anna Fle ter, a - cS set gee SRR GE: Diebler Wat Sow oa Pa . 2) is dee fe’ Ee ES a i) ihe — 2 ‘7 w ree Sia bate ‘. a| OM@enM eo QOOooom »| OMESO 2 al C$WOhD 900 anew Totals Score at end of first halt—-St,_ Charle 8: Ferguson. 4. Referee—Kellr. os Seorer ,. 8 32 ery Te Eee ¢ tg, ten. seid Rag 1, a ga we en Dota eas he *4 param ; ~*~ hue eS " “ ps ae ae aie ts STI AB Oras SA Set SOI Yar g Om ie~Qre from i2 to 15 sontests. Thirty- seven ringsters have filed entries for the prelim events while eight ethers are siated to compete in special bouts. The feature of four special at- itractions topping the program is endmother,. sister-in-law and sunt. une Thuredar. Jan. 3°. at 2 o. Ng : m Math Hermann & Sen's new chapet, ~~ ne : 2 West Floriesant avenues. : —_ > i oe oot on Mtiedens Oeme , ) | Intermen : : oe ‘de Sales Si — t . Richmond Thint Order of a rest Tuesday. Jan. Cluh. Gebhen wting . beloved : Memphis | ~~ pia: org a - - —-. 7 Parad WV is hap z Te) ee R Xame—-Pr«ition. Goe! Pts Fl er! Re i oe ee ga are - a. Neg Pa ee - + Sie, gt er aear SCHENCA. - Lo Dw Sat Goede isk Pie of tad ian A. C. star, who holds the/* 2 the yere>n. owen a *#iime © sves pian Cc » WO Bors e ~— y Colotura ee Western A. A. U. junior bantam , : ~ Majestic Radio-Phonegraphs. Each contains the new Tickets te Ge on Sele | Doetzel, a former Western es Dynamic with all the other 1930 Majestic > ; | District senior flyweight champion, - a a 3. 5. O'Ragan, & I. airec~ | won a point decision ‘over Wil- a ¢é : . : 49 be ifford | 1 , @ return match tween Cl! , | Lt Pa.; : Totals >) oes os 6 8 1s \ “=. o _ is) . te George Doerbaum. rest on We _ Siam? aie’ Pink ae Sormena’ | Doetael of the South Broadway A | DYNAMIC SPEAKER 5 fe ae a ——. :_demninas, 3. _Reteree—Jnnnson. Weed} Cand Woodrow Willigms, Olym- ; i. 2a =a | For 1930, Majestic offers 6 new models . . . including two new “Funeral Wiltian a | aod dear task — 1eat . = Interment }} . Puner Be : } 4 Beloved «wile Of) jive Lodge, tor of athletics at St. Louis Uni- | : ' improvements. ily, Rg versity, last night annou that liams in their last encounter. , : ‘ : _ mandery K ‘ -* - . need is f *2 4 P oe . ; . " > tickets for the fbiltiken-Concerdia tase am | er : i yi € Hear the new Majestics today at any Majestic dealer's store. | one - Ree! GT We led Fi er beloved sister of Mary A. and Michac! 29. 1930 c im ee zu ' * . : ae 4 “tana -tremetidous radio valees, with a model to suit every purse. asus (Rock Church. Interment ate Christian Easy payments if you wish. 2 SSS ee | me wile GRICSBY.CRUNOW COMPANT, Cmcice.t. 8.40 f° ng ET World s ; ; ff Cet wo x } 7 se dear dsugiter Dernelly's pam if Blemish ——> “46 Lindell boulerart, on Thursday \ | ! ; 8 7m r ‘ ; a s. Jan, . at 8:30 ocliock. ‘to : . Pci he Nativity. Interment in Cal- } ra net PON. PRE. ree, iered is Tuesday. dan. 25, HE Poe. wee . = - aati a a eS ae RO ARR NEL nip Lb | th Sere om, .2f.00:). meee . " . * ORO LN. RY OS BGs A . = 850 a mz Hoty lnierment t: lapunt = | See re ab + ay ae ase ¥ t5 Le seb Sane . ee a y *

Page 23

ae We aoe _ 4 = ‘ . F a ‘ ‘ Bi ‘ * i . eye si n ae 7 Pe P A ee Ae rae 7 s . . 7 a Ls wn * eee 3 2 ; be. Pam + F : N : Sone , eee At me = te { f ws oe e ny : he nm Hae P wig * 3 we . mf hte % - z TAR mee ¥4 * a z . a tie oe Fe here A ‘ Ed 5 \" wa > ? Fs 4 5 A ~ Ser * 3 ¥ : , % “ s mae, 5 by ee PR 1 : r rt ae ‘ . ee ee af aes . ¥ ‘ % . ¥ 4 S . at * i D . . Y : ." « * - ‘ as » Tie x ~ m, wy i + ae hace UX ae J or aes 7 =~ 2 4 er . a . f4 Se Oe ‘ “! vanes ‘ 2 . ‘ ’ yaa 2 . . . , ‘ . a . % : ¢ P, = ‘ “a Aden, Ls Z 2 ax . ad de ps - ie + we 4 : 7 “ ~ 7 - Ye 2h Ee yet ts ion. agit tile P . ‘ f R % Mal” Ae eS f 4 : “> os * ma YR’ , 2 ng 2 ’ * a" . ™ . 4 ¥ ~ ot - 5 4 Ste 4 2 Si he We ‘ : & tes A ’ c ae ie € % 1, ah : >) A ‘ 7h : ° , . a - a Me a a ig “_- % a, pen 2 7 , = ¢ xe » 8 & 2 4] ? ‘ , 4 : ° . i > os ; A i Se 3 « “1 ¥ r , . ee Pa - *) ge sed = ay | hf =a co at ae en, = ; , ‘ ) . hee . ; : “ a : 4 - ay y = Ree ; . 7 ee " oe | } & Geir m s 22 . . ie oe 4 ' . 7 ¢ e - —_ ~ a ve Pa - e e “re ¥ ’ : A Pare rt ; ” , : ‘ > : - - * 7 : ; ft a ‘ “ s - % * 4 ; ” ‘ * . . . Soe i [7 ; 3 wT. os Cote: — ? fer tea a a ae j if i HL tu _ Catherine | Philip 4. * iche, Pascal d. _ Martin ©. in, Thomas d. seals Chortes, Angeles. . $42.50 Nellie Lerch from _# ene 17.50 pias, Frederick cca ee gellisen. Col. cosee .8,00 Flisworth on t eaeee 17.00 » | MAIN DEPOT, 105 N. 6th. Cotral i sa) | Box §-72, ‘Post-Dispaic | bly _ 8: mm. Thursday. 301 8. 2 : P ar ae mas + . , At a. > P e - — r [ » © * ¥ ee ere + cree © ww ~w © “a » & > ww toe _ wichael Ww. R, JOHN—Entered into rest Reduced Bus Fares from 9710 road, am {NDE a Tweed, Jan, 28, 1930, at 7:15 4 m. beloved husband of Caro- nder (nee Lucehesi), dear father and ‘Catherine ye eg brother ete ee psereies oor ee ho ee all on ¢ oo w : teed: a vear to par Se rec ay afternoon, “ Pe *T a5 Greek ot ai thew’s Cemetery. peck, HENRY i tered into rest on 8, 1930, beloved hus- 4 of Anna “Beck (nee Stesimeyer). dear tba! (M-s. Lulu Sherman and William _ 2 rin-law, gTandfather, broth- unc je, yesua) = ; from 12.00 as in wis avenue, Friday, . 1; — ¢ o! or company. corporation or sterment Zion Cemetery. (e4) ee evard, Th ae Pi : fag ory 3°: : pe * vidual. Box R-341, Post- Ti agg Brown Bidg., or phone . Aspha)tum or ov for appointment. pNP WILLIAM. 0 f go Be BVergreen ter inw res ANTIN . 1¥sV, cear ee of Lena . nace seve eee 1a Stead sh aicaien, UP ’ Rae and dear ta-| pr . dear wi PHONE CENTRAL 6010-6011 {cl100) fONG DISTANCE MOVING, 40c mile, BENOGRAPHER—Sit.: age g, filing. steo > HE aes r), ; a ait her gon and ther. John F. in ; } Taylor gyine * pxorese Co. 11d N. eograph.| make $8 per yrs, 3732 S. Grand Dh ah a we Funeral from Hauck & Schmitt parlors, Union Pacific Stages a OUNG a 8, work wanted, any «2p. m. Intermen aoc | 3732 S. Grand. bl.. Thursday, Jan, 30. Information and Tickets VE AND FURNACE REPAIRS | ‘kina vesnide an dasow. Maule Cemetery. tek) | 2 m., t Cemetery (cf) ) 4802 WASHINGTON, CHestnut 3524. sTO EN—3. who h day ‘days NAC cleaned $260 Ww . ) , LAWRENCE J.—Eatered E RN 5U. new furnaces G N —_————e Tuesday. Jan. @8. 1930, c Ke — Ro. a alt makes pepeired seat swilting_worker.— Powe worker. am. ~ = of any 5 of the H d : i} Los Angeles, $35 $35.00 neys swept: tuckpoin “wer rf —f£it.: strong: r this job. ~~ Fe SO wr gre ap a. » oe 5 bee ke oee ease. aire gO -M +> * oS =e . - oes - + ee “eed the late John . and Theresa ear brother of Mrs. Catherine Pict Wy. Bredemann, Bre. Storrs | A vr Pa garth co | ada oto est kas ve a. m., from Moydell arlors, Mississippi and | mother and % N Ez Ailes avenues, to fares Joseph Croatian | of doing part "tives oy, own *ho SFOVE AND FURNACE REPAIRS. (cB) srondelet. Mo. home, hurch, Twelfth and Russell pouleyard,| petses; references required. Phone AT. ~ SlOVAS, FURNACE REPALKS. | Commndelet, Mo, call d ; »| then to 88, Pete ; | water 1963 between 6 and 7 p. m. EPLACE FIXTURES. | ; rerson City, Mo. Saturday celia Suetemnc eae” sie, |e ~BORSHAW.” 109 N. 12un tcf? | _SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS SERVICE “ LOST. AND FOUND > | %%, "at sar tole on! ae CnOFs i, Sag? oe experienced, gmbitious | ) *EBART, _EDGAR W.—Entered into ; : hot water oF vapor; reacsne Lindell! {3) | morgan Jones embitious.. ADP PEO. Tuesday, Jan. 28, 1930, at 6:80 | M | Miscellaneous Lest k. Miller Heating Co.. iL; excellent laundress and house- “father of Edgar and Venita = cleaning te the day; $3.20; relerences. Rg Tin thee galls st. Thureias, Jen. 90 1090, nr 9:30 ETC pa leo os ae , dear brother of Mary , one 7 rg $1000 bond No. CLEANING, : lored- housework; who m Capehart, our dear; Mm. to 6t. Raymond's Church, thence | te 0 3300 ponds Nos. 195 and 197. WALL PAPER CLEAN? ee: = Je tterwon 9106. in his twenty-third | to SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. , melmanb-spackier -Real ALL rvoms. 30; woe 193U pape . ; or call y . * | OE TERS, EMILY—Entcred into Co.; ae —, agg ~ F receive cluded; scraping, painting. GRand a sz. 5 Cores; * a ake “SS: = i fe | ATT! Friday, Jan. 31, at 2 p. m.; Philadelphia, aoe beloved wife of the Bo bdw c tea) Ti — .: housework, poges with cook- | Hl. 611. $50 to $150 605 Calvary. Interment eS Se P. Oeters, dear mother of Edgar | £00_! ANY size room papered, $3. 33: : WASH MAN. ery. {c) CAT—Maile; white and biack: ou | “give estimate. Hiland 0756. (eo) | ts; reterence._Linged = To take .charge of wash room. Box Per Week " 2 =» Connatae b . 7 ee ee “ee “notice of funeral from the Leidner | front ws; reward. 7401 Bellevue. ANY ¢ room papered, $2.05: will cal ; ° -32. h. ) con (OFFEY, KATHERINE—At -her residence,| chapel, 2223 St. Louis avewue, will i Hiland 509! 5591. 1c) by po Bn painting. PRospect 1 works and children. Lindell 5603. _ NGM Want drug business: We Train You FREE $0384 Greer avenue, om Tuesday, Jan.| given upom the arrival of the regains.(c) DIPLOMA—Humboldt school. Weidon ag colores ; A ae housework by good .opportunity; reference. City Hall $6 1930, at 9 D. m.. beloved mother ~~ PARRY, MARGARET B.—On ‘Tuesday,| Boman. ne SE a | PAPER HANG re _week. le tterson 6247. —T @o.. 12th and Pine. our ‘dear mother-in-| p,?r> 28, 1930, dear wife of Hugh D. BAND ne aay Bi Bee —- reasonable; work r guaranteed, Lindell ‘WEiioaon 2372. UNG MAN—31 to 26. or neurance ~ aveien Funeral from Lupton Mortuary, 4449 ice SKATES— A Lost in Carondelet Park.| PAPER BANUING—Ané paint “F50 A t or 3 tl at street, Tyweday, 2 2 p.m. Interment} Riverside 804 8UB4 r room cl 4 aes “t efontaine Cemetery. (ci zz { n:| KUOMS ——— pal —~_ “tt ¥3U pa-| GIRL—Sit.; colored; neat. exi perienced ; : 7 » fi ieee REITER, MARY (©. (mee Stemmer)— En- no EA bun ag mene per; work guaratteed. STerlin z 134).(es) reference; Geowné: JEfferson 084. meters (c) | _ tered into rest on Monday. Jan. 37, 1930. | SuyyLER—Lost. man’s, St. Louis Theater | ROOMS PAPERED—S$3, rooms painted. | HOUSE GIRL—Sit.; general housework. OMBEY, ANNIE M. (nee Hansen)—or | &' 12:45 a. m., relict of the late Charles | “Su-day night. Call Céntral 0446. (c4) | $2; work guaranteed. CEntral 7499. Call MUlberry 3219. oa10 Gano avenue entered tite rest on 4 2:,,Reter. dear mother of Charies, Harry.| =——>—s—IngURANCE POLICT— Lost; (cOSx¥ > ae act good cook; O60: jav, Jan. 27. 2930, at 4:05 p. m., | Bildesard Wise, Mare. Josephine. Lilly | “Sirs. Charlies R. Stevenson. Victor 3818W.| ROOMS cleaned. 75¢: pavering. ecraping.| forenoons, evenings. Box R-69. P.-D. cit) of Harry W. Crumber. dear | 22¢ Anma Reiter, dear sister of Frank Stem- | 9715 park. (cd) | plastering, painting; = grained "like OUSEKEEPER—Sit.:. for mo Tikesiaos eite Sani pos oe Olive | Mer: Our dear mother-in-law, grandmother. Poucn BAG__1 } het, aunt and brother-in-law. loved husbaud of Olinda Schmidt Schenck, reward. Call WaAtson 4025. (cB) ; from the William Ambruster/ and dear father of Ralph. and Dorothy ——_—_—_—— haps a 34 Manchester av., Friday, Jan. Ann Schenck. 1 a 2:30 m. Interment in New Funeral from the Parker chapel, 15 we i Dogs Lost : lgtclase | Ba ey (c) | Gocves Masonic Temple Saturday, Feb. 1, | GOLLIE—Lost: white, laht brown cars: | > Groves Masonic Temp a ay, ‘ : . .7 ae alte sag: 8 Oe at 2:30 p.m. Interment Oakhill Ceme-| answers to uame Prince: reward. er ’ st . r. gle ed. ~ eggs ml egg at | tery. Deceased was a member of Webster view 4861 W. - INDEPENDENT metal weather oe farnily HE anny Friday. JEfter- Chale 5 dear a vl of Martin | Groves Lodge, No. 84, A. F. and M. } HOUND—Lost: biack and tan, male. CUl-| windows. doors, $2: caulking. P. son 6115 u. gp Sigg - ang Ao eRe. Kin- | and Rabboni Chapter Ascalon “thes! fax 5078W. GRand 4125M. Reward.. s..doors. $2: caulking. Poe, 7844 7 7 , [AUNDRERS— Si Sa oe ! Wood River, DL. and Mrs. G | ences Knights ts ‘Templar, and the er Dow — es wood teel re’ expe references. JEffer- a n . ’ . R. emp) e : Do le: “ jf “ai from Arthur J. Donnelly's par-| SCHA®IK, GEORGE—Of 4538 Wichita | " monthe sia. ‘Call Lindell 71503: reward. cial prices. te. as £7 colored: amiall laundry 38406 Lindell bl., on Fricay morning . 28, = OnE } Santana - fers) or cleaning; reference; experience a. 31, at 8:30 o'clock. to St. Luke's ngage a Mg 5 Emma and Laura ‘and DOG—Lost: pointer iver and white: well dell 3995W. Church. Interr ’ ° . apec collar wi MAID—-SiL.; DB NNELVE pon Me tater Pa Neen from Kriegshauser's new fu-| pame plate. cal GRae8, 3312: reward.{c3) PROFESSIONAL po Pye poy Pe —.. cnteret. — boo Tuesday, Jan. 28, 1930, at 7:40 a. ne TERRI small: female: DANCING a a eee ah ahtheas te " , ‘s ‘ hite: left os black: big reward. Ap- MA , — poe ys: wom 4 fata Michael Incineration at Missouri Crematory. | pir: 3702 Potomac, after 5. ADaMS STUDIO—Private g_lessous dail reliable, hat or erie at ‘ 2 Puner en .| SCHLUDE, ELIZABETH (nee Kraus)—) evenings Sunday. 4614 Elma: in or receivers—could offer such yn 3846 Lindell bly om” Therpday Snorn.| 6388 Reber place, on Wednesday, Jan.| Jewelry Lost nn58. cose pany beds. ———7 | AUTO SALESMAN—Ha ~ : 2 my van. 30, at 8:30 o'clock to St. Al-| 20, 1930, at 4:33 a. m., dear wiferof the) . |} ARCADIA School. 3523 Olive eo Snt8 8k gag work © tunity for 2 > Dhousus (Rex «) Chureh. Interment in Cal-/ late Christian Schiude, dear mother of Mrs.. AMETHYST STONE—Lost: larse: from; any hour: 4 private lessons, $5; results| _2=y¥ kind. * Lindell: $0925. EAS SC AIL to suit every purse. r Mathilda Baumgarth. Gustave and Henry; pin: reward CAbhamny 1825. feé) | guaranteed. JEfferson 4358 or 8125 ~ MAID—Sit.: experienced; culored. JEffer-| pop pular cars full WorRST, CATHERINE ( Stretch ) —En- Schlude, Gear motherin-law and ‘grand-| | BRAC ELET—Lost. Marquisite: Saturday | SHOW BOAT— School, 4460 Delmar son 6889. =o: pine 4 est -.: ere ne ~~ _~ Funeral from Krieghauser’s new funeral] a CAbany 420. reom 217. t¢3) | kinds. JEff. 3336 PR nn B Agen. (3) RADIO SALESMEN Mi 1] N It C - J. Foerst, dear daughter of John | home, 4228 South Kingshighway, on Pri) De MOLAY SWEETHEART PiN—White| TAP dancing taught in your home “Fi | reacricar, 3 NURSE — Si; 1S NOVEMY U0, | 7 mi Ma: Font (nee O'Connell), dear | 28%: Jan. 31, at 2 p. m. (c#) | “gold. ruby set: pearl set: C as wuard: oBeaxt lesson. Phoue Bobby Neal. COlfax denendab bie FOr. ~ azt0. | Chicago Il. NY, Cuaicaco, U. Ss A. “Weary E. John. Vincent, James | STROMBERG. BEN P.—On Tuesday, Jan. | rewsri. Riverside ide 6732R. (0 SRESGGRAPHE HE ERS i oe 16, very | THE STANDARD ous APPLIARCES, Phone Mr. C. E. . Jefferson oo cerca oue Some date Lahey Seacker | wOD Ring tom SOIT Pg vbewinner: nest, Sleasioe person. | INCORPORATED, OND, OF. OT, LOUIS | Phen inorder, O00 to © pane to if Soy ARGaUr J. Donnelly’s par- | ¥! ibe lave Minnie Frauicel “ind our | '@ 2, Bieees 29th... ev day, Th afr: Mian Riverside 2318.7 DEALERS, CAN USE TEN HIGH-GRADB tment, ear sre a . . " EXPERI Thursday ARKING—Lost. old-fashioned - xold: and Sunda; 25c matinee Sundays; idell boulevard, on Thu at Mayer’s funeral home. 4358 | ye en at se ee aa : & piivate lensous 95: given uae teourtae) o- Ye &% » ~~. - a * a a — yee ee ee ene pe eN aes ' v een —> we Fe. ba te TV ices 30. at 8:30 o'clock. to Thursday, . }| WESTMINSTER HALl anos Ollie » Nativity. Interment in Cal- Lindell 1 bowlevard, Jan. 30, |ward.. WEbster 882. MINSTER HALL. 3806 OLIVE — TWYMAN, MARY: IDA—ZBntered into rest | prea 1 t head, 3 name; T - ; 6 lessons, $5: on moe v\ PHIL IP > Of 4017 Hartford street, | Monday, Jan. 27, 1830, at 1:50 p. m., | engraved ; et Pe Sas ew. “ed) ‘ eed: dancing Sunday even ered rest on Tuesday, Jan. 2S.| beloved daughter of the late Robert D. | RING—Toet; iia Karat’ platinum setti — Te ay classes Monday sepa 12:15 p,m, Deloved husband of | Twy Mrs, Mamie Twyman (n Dec. 31: liberal reward. CAbany af (clo) . Fox Mo Nag erin: dear pm ; our grandchild and | Wer Py. = . Andrew enry years. | SHRINK EMBLE! > | Alvys. . Lawrence a “Vincent eral Th at . from | Sat SER oe DETECTIVES | Leonard C. Fox, our dear father-/| the Beiderwieden er, “1936 Bt. Louis | _._ see) + DETECTIVE KICK — Shade . inves . randfa thee, brother-in-law anc} avenue, to New Picker Cemetery. (c) | WATCH last: white gold- initial Bi. re-| tieatine. bonded EVerzreen 8194. (ch6) agec | years, 8 months. UTHOFF, EDWARD W.—Entered into rest) ward. 4571 St. Louis, i ela ie ernie te ge 8 ey ys NORE REL wet : a Ty = prrernnae 5 new — a 6 26, 1030, at 11:20 p. : eee are a PROFESSIONAL ae = on ; oved husband of vn gent ang Hartford: "* vAcleds 1406. : Uthoft ¢nee Strahl), dear father of Harold a | 5) | APARZMENT HOUSE MANAGERS rT ok ees te a Se oe Edward: Utheff, son of the late Frederick | aT =a Pn ol ae cupply the Gumane oes trained ee ermine f,. dear broth f ATE aaa enroll no r cr oext snaged. fits ce Sale's Benevolent Society and | 3: .iitigg om » Mrs. Phen strap Pi een ‘winter Garda ‘and TIONAL SCHOOL S13 Humboldt Bide. Wal : re) JEfterson 1718 me geese :_ per eh, > aa a i ees . ; ——— " » > ones oe ar ~—— 4, * ag eS sr mets “ay Gorman, dear father of Edward nd . ~. M m., trom “y . ‘4 Gorman > Gorman al reasonable. SDS Waleh” HUdeon 1068. 4 FCCE POINTING — Cleaning. ae gy i. ~-4 ented: expert walls prev x Cy hogy 5 ay ’ = 2. . urch, + he Longfellow > = ) , MLL. MARTIN Coat, Deteolt, Mite “Waehit Thursday. Deceased | CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS Themas J. abd Mary Hal! var 8 of . and AM -— reancmable;.{ do own = bani 18) w- pels) brother of J 4 ‘of funeral fater. (¢) Runny. THOMAS J.—Of 5867 Nina pl. | weave, LILLIE M. (nce Strassburger)-— u 38 on Tuesday. Jan. | emmea in ‘aly Cemetery. v , : 60,000 de F ea : Centra CAN'T BE WRONG | | Romdemceraphet > : 7 y ‘ ~ eo ; _ ey - edd hehe of PS hot od chapel, . Thureday, Jan. ro. at seed: > Suns beri Fee ee NDE © 8 a 1 ! Coundi!, Ne. 3d. ies) | ae 480N. CoOL, ELLSWORTH —Balered | 514 * ot Menday, Jan. 27. 2800 ci... dearly beloved hustand of | ol Seonr Gear, father of “re | ‘ing, Mra. Grace Stout, Mra’ = Citver, withens and Mar ‘00, aod dear fatheindaw and alt . "his ee es u © George Ee’ Piet Pietiach «gt bond ag avenue, ¢ to Valhalla (cd) ~—@a? - = - - ~~

Page 24

' wow ae elle Cy tly alts eli ae pe “ . Siersciniprtta ~~ a, Ee sy Ly Many Bargains in ———s | | : pa cage Be ww £2 Flib: $40 dow upner, 3132 © . i : . garage. | h Famncxs | Reconditioned Furniture | aT | Dressers .....-.---.-$ 6.95) , Combination Ranges. . 18,95 | | Bed, Spring and New |” Mattress .......... 1175) | $3-Pe. Davenette Suites 9.85 | ) . . : cick 10 coacn. ewe Snccarene. | : Sets. ’ Chifforobes eet eeeeeece , ; -- ets 2 ct .- # a ASH Spor Fo } ee = | = , | Gas Ranges .--+++.+-. 7 i A. | tw fone: Oe : ERCE—Moadsier, 1901. mode & S-L Tire Co., 3100 Locust EN ae AS. ie ee i Te 7 Z. eet are 7 t Ot . TR ee “. & ee ab oe am ra : te ~ ‘ aye 7 pies Bk = > sa Y ges a eee ; a a 2 +6 > t sa) . 4 te os a i Se ‘J ae : . ‘ ea a . F 7 See Us Before You Bury! Ba OR RANKLIN AVE, | (Near Pine) | . F~ EISGSL AND, 808—Unrernwy Gu: jon Outfits 8 Pieces. Consists of large Dress- | rebuntt ae- | . : | . playec ic Og0aM a er. bed and chifforobe of wai- : - Tan : : bimet weods. evil ie Dir: | FOLSO™. ai — , | voem. $f U comfition. RI po feather pillows # lectri reedinets - , | _ . 7 =. 2 ear heat : ! : | Cee - Cherratet x) i . . any, , . . i US. private. Victor : TTY wy ern; key dow GRAVOTS. 7 — . EE > “3 a: " ’ . totet- ‘ * FOreat “e : XN ‘sual steak tet RATTAN. (oie : THE PARKHURST HOTEL ee eg ARF RD . ’ "tke. ~ ? ; . ath . uo ft ~ VAVENETTW sUITE—s-piece. 4 ALL i z - | : Conkecticut. cvach: a Bis n 7 ee , = ——- . FE ROMPT DELIVERY | x“ ; a 4917-19 McPHERSON . $5 = ton; Wad | ; excellent Fe ad ie See | Be ek State ies sg _— wee te ‘| + 8 is > tEATING | al 1 LUMP, 35. Me Olly re a $825 ial Qnense Me ae : rURNTIUCRE—3 reums: cood = : a : first floor, 6329 Pace. a) | BUNKER HILL COAL Cran Tama 3 #5 ford ganpe ant ‘moter: tom eee | ne val new me ol ator” OR 5143 . 2 . . ; rooms, complete: —— 8. , tern _wae or separaic: barcain. lneuire after OAKLA Sood. serr- 30434 Wyoming. ‘e3) | CALL wastes. JEfierson 718. oan ice car at — — lew price of 50- * TLURK Complete furnislings ef 3 white ash. ton, $8.50: 2 t tment: cheap: fine condition. | 6 tons 4 standard. _— a apur S708 Potomac. i7) , CUAL—AH erades. $4. Ab 1? dimming. | ston. 2636 a “oy ‘sanr Southoousine «. || “ton tow Ek uae. a to $5.50. ~ ton tots | Coa sereeaed Tus direct from mi nes, preempt very. itax 7O41. 8) —e aU: pat, $3.75. (e79) ton. load (es i i ccititblnmie | - Fe up: of — | oe Seis ae overstutied suite. wal- suite. wae | ~Gitaod 9042. i. —,s ae ae a. Ke rugs. rein coal $4.50 esd Peas ae ss: oar weixhs. a Ghee are. - gRNT of brand-n This Lump. . “aut r unds: wu D ar 0048. ‘ eUieeee 2. x Ts) 7 sSO07A 6. eek Mrs. Coal Clean, all targo i ; . 3.78; dity weight. N oe en bedroom ; and 4i aia ean _ bd | seDere or - me whole; upreme . 3 Bight after 7 ur Sunday all gay. oer Rs ae ‘= wee mouth, “ant — COAL—Nut. $4: ess. e500 nh | and $6.50 per ton. - i | COAL——Screenings, | b@: wie Pe Sania Ae” Ret PE xn, — ~ = arm sou ree, Wi | cial lump or : Buick — o-Dassenker quae: couge: lke Bew new | mar. , County. 36.50 in terms, — = aS > } : abe oF two gusliemen:; 4007 — Dour OUND CITY AUCTION Co., - 2004 MORGAN ST. SUSNITUSE AUCTION 10:30 a. m.. third floor. A. eietu ee . > 2 ~ THL_ian—_ pune "oR. =e r aber werfect. & 7 ea | . . 4 32] beriect: $1 i. SS Easton. ic “HRYSLER—C Rodel @: : ; , aK = Trae . : ee. ee wae ieee aE Ga: ee 2 ete can ; » SERS OF ie EN - ~ . wn 7 eae : Petes . in FOR » ar BY ane » Ge . - e a yr. es gphdee Pe ee ese won ORE as ATARI REL . = 7 Pe. kee lee a. ail re a Bou 5 aes 7% at apa bid > =

Page 25

“Ranelagh-Wilmar ee tl: Bees S780 3 and 5 Room Efficiencies Ideally situated, within reach of Near te STS ers rere a 25 MONTHS TO PAY ay | at ‘SH Ft fosas. eat 7 ite er 75 Li: Tle ah han Par tastes 4 7" oSeate wn fader saan penied Fuarn on , " "Row ; ile il a ee eee sete” 5 “te amount of loag in oe hee a Pes Na EEN Se Call fl | 3 ain Bors.ss -mational ABEL, OO 7 de: hast an Fos locality _ r te ' Ot r nee : ec £epu : : . a * o~ CHestnut U2ZT0, ‘ : cena te : ! : : We Must Have More EAS TATE 09 Modera 4-Toom. 6 . ait titel cate te On je: ipengnonts bes ans . a ia ON, Properties That Will Trade aoe ee ee eae va poFes AR eE fer © mae aa: || 205 2 JERE PURESE SAP Scion, i a Wet ae | OE ae) Lesalaped ti: pieraag is | ae fee ona a (8 at vefrizeration * 4 . — Av; 3 one rectri AUN ; ten i. other vpropertics, a ad = ~omig | fe — § —Sey 35: first month $20 is. sent and’ west peotusred. Dans Bag" riety 2 8 rents || calita FL 5. Ss t= oder 2 ‘OOM | | out ir : , CALL RIVERSIDE 4310-4811 6300 ENBIGH) woe th. See r, | ie ae — ——- ot Washingt ' 5 PM. ; Dewiy decorated: steam os (anes \v~ CAbany 9439. (073) nets. — 6 rooms, fu-| "HEATED APARTMENTS, G25 TU HAO’ iQURKE, F . YRUOMAN, MAin 0506, (c4)E = ay i ERE ES Gwe yee i ae HA heat furp or oH. FABISH-KNAPP ae _ « WEMaN 716 — 5-rooiw efficicucs 0: P “est Tent ip city rie; red ; : : rooming schools: Faesoatha, oWictor 3K : hace , : t —~"S ROO OOM AT {cam : = ———— Se fi I + : autify: 1 ro ns. elec : d 7s er —s de Tg A pa cE op Suny EEE gsbed Toms. cle ished : | © aie 4 Tes come. 43908 8, B Hy, $30 75 Arcade B » and up. CAbany 1997. a bath, | _379¢. ye Ate (385 EAL MEETING JULIAN, 5626 , . PNDELL. 4117 —Lovely 2-room apa » cada Py FOORIS yi alse 1158 plackennne, 4 Pe 860 os jet home: large ee - Gall & ae ; , NEW PYTHIAN BUILDING i aa 438! } $20 apa 2 _—- —— : - ND - ; \4. WH. FARISH-KNAPP [(9.. BePrit - . rnished; bath; twi ube ds. Pit anne: —_ 1 — | KINGSBURY, H040—4 roo ao gg oy agg ot pit 1G (c4) = . = De : eo Son lodges, fraternals civic “ie 5. tor serv’ce;, newly deceranalt $A0. (299) nr a). -etaed N Pi ) whl 0% “of , ) nas 0616 : = 5 N. Newstead (Near Pine)} water. gus, cle At ¢ 269. ; aa ings. | ae RET | KINGSLAND. 8U8—University City: five - : ED D TONTY. 4D49A Sedern po fo nee ty kar agp 4 ‘i eeomn teak le RNISHED AND UNFURNISH ' Y. . nll as me SS f sanior’ alvisnhan gwd at ‘tame oo i e _— vine roeni, . M y FOumnS; surpace, BRFAaP:; ‘edueed HAP? ish A 37 ut , echoes “ ) . a c7 ' 1. , =~ . a. 7 , | Tramore Castle Qo... thaSetiouta: s38 er es, ee pe ets s soe Se TLOUSE! a . ie c83) D. “SopHin: RLIY, 808 Chestnut. CH. 6106 mia .1F . + 25 0 resid : " am * 4525 Lindell im TO, leony: Ss02) | tum garage, aS | BIORE—10,000 9. very” cheap rent; | SINGLE FLAT Wid — South r R00. 1310 —Single 33 p Prowector Door Bist vy to | SERVICE, REFINEMENT, ELEGANCE ER? 2"! “rarnished o66 ant ae FOLSOM. 3913A—5 rogme and bath: good “nia EP ~~ : oadition, Bex B-023, Post-Dis. 1irst foo this; 0000," is city bo sree ay vd | 6 and 7 rooms, % baths, now available; Oe Pep RE, iLTY “GO.. 807 Ches oat. Rossii a ER. 808 Chestnut. : CHestnut , , Cr i Thar! . Bigsel. 315 at rn At re) ie beautiful apartment: real ho ‘ HA . ariel ny > 34 rooms. “bail, O7 s2 ortheast Chestnut. : ~~ ae — —_ . — — : a 2 : land comfort ren El ig oR? Pailsee —EEDITED Pri EaT ern; key Mee Cali BUdeon ‘ {S; concegsiot UMPHREY. 3400 room. 24346 and 4-room flat above. efficiency compiete yy : ho sd sed «fae heat: modern. Cali FAY oan. with bath and bel- cater heat: CAR EvVercreen 1123-24 ! near city Ru : mar O58S. 0 sutside rooms: G-roam : em: hot-water heat: lot’ 382136" 5 OU BAM BEAK roe tr housekeeping: with or without linens. eREE. 4 = ee. ae erage: a Itve business corner: 4 eat th! Mal araze. Call us fer price gnd ene y eCHestnut 0278 | : _SB1GA—a rooms, heib, Hyun CLAUDE &. VRQUMAN, 796 Arcade Bag, | © er sale. ma = Hengsl-wober, 3559 A" Gans Ihe, e543.) | fh | | , s (..: Sameer WASHINGTON, S108---Stiertive pull- | : ; ; ri ce nko pos | mm bri Siz ms; newly decorated; fefri | mn kitchenette *aiebed 84 fur- Ban aes : : : : d ait tion: open, CLAUDE E. LA ng 2D Soa) ‘nished, $55.50; un $45: ooo. | : : _— 3 ectec Dé i WEbete te ct aT) om Ni: :|__ Main 0596. 796 Arca $-room oltiwer dg, as ished, | re and sh. $2) ‘ :. x) | GRAVOM” Stik Fine’ Gite? lidar Al, aE Glick, etn tae) © ‘ , (cd) ; | A ease to ; > a 5 hn foc | ULAR, SI De » Sas ON : odern; hot- : P ' a be 7 | ictsicacdrandie ily se cis sos O™ ® ees || “rater Beat, baniiwood Mogps, earage,. | AGENCY, 2. | pcr Ware. urnace. Price $7000, Sa PAGE. 5204A—4 nice warm booms: beat he ght. phone included. ‘ om | oa wage mOUT . A : 5 isheria : > a > “ligne ors; ARISW-RNAPE a « ' , ‘50: goed : . (BB fe) | KiNGBLAND. mth etions lan alot wan, feS3) | will decorate Call POrpat 6897.\___(e1 ; | o=b ae st tage + iat G Sency. Two biocks x TE roof safe: rrfricerathant ST. VINCENT. 9003A—Four rooms. bath. | MaP . paiee' rooms, JONES R. E. eo r. Ross, | Poome and oun Dader a hed BE Pevonabie. Cott D r electric. $30. Victor 0648. ange eee aioe ft : a Sioce| Tire ooms, enn alors pee om SIDNEY. 3203 3 oom See casi | Pace. Delmar c ) Office Space furnished ; Four tull 'k rooms, -Baall plas ehriciey rage: gap atove niet. RELI IS, Cilgntwat 6008 *: 3 = (82) | VERNON. 64 Tagger: good | STORE Wi ouery. buskin avs f — : . 91U5W. CARTER | | . NT) FOURTH. 1443 Vines INIA. 3540-2 Foo condition - : 286 _(c83) om | ay oT, oat be reasonable. (c) ¥ CO. FOREST 22 wonder! rtut” locate 500 “ EVergreen 11 24. yaes of iy} an4 ba‘) $16. HUdson 2189 W. Ete, Post-Dispatch. > — _ Te = ’, ah To : : rah pore; onder cB j = tote le . : r — ¢ > , ’ ; TA v% awe oomingr house sect taee me ea, eects Southwest _ REAL ESTATE elok garage. | Hardwos ‘on 2S Se We and, bes GON 1331 some, RENT kEDOGEeD. WALTER JONES KE. 00. sa. | 2 Bm a 9: roame: in tormailot a a MAL A RUst 81 cheentarat & A $23. COMax 8 : SO071-71A ipnewa: 3 rooms. kitchen- WASHINGTON ines rooms and bath. ae on. dts i} few ehcinds S843. | tuepiehed_ : a. 23 - (cB) WASHINGTON, 6658 F-room mos iY. 2 _ette: te ms a | ; ¥ ss. — ; > "Ty 7; i. ca pariment; Frigidaire, “ tor sei AF $ iene aS vs o WATERMA ad we | Ot ‘ ; ; rT ae ae — ; 3 — : “Sudsea Swe 2 Saget Bae trod floors: 8. smalls beautiful: “Bot -we Rest. t. tel) B —- USES Tohma, amen $22 a ; ‘ST. LOUIS ei ite _ TRUST. * “hs FARINW-KNAPP (0. MAin pes aoe ae 3 ag, fuvod af Pore aaa iper. sev MAT 7” Loi bet - “PABOT? hg H sad SB A ae cottage: 3 or mtg ty Bg for Soasing WE eine S32 sis: Lf : ; fe preferably in northwest or pouttie bad heat furnish ER 320 rooms, bath; one bt urneee. esrece. ; ab pon repens é. H. raS IsSH-AP 3 fi an hs on am ul sent COlt ax S166W. hoa MONA 64041 “beth. a , . - . : aud Eve: aNT ‘ . a E ’ a oS. : ; 4 at be A3 a. a s yeme eae Lecorated : . ite wares 3 calmer Se | | : ‘$5. . 12I2 Tye ree larg ns mh. ' ~ conveniept, . | ic # $25: 6 mom. moder: Wast ay $ oe a , judi : SOWARD. 819-8 Vien ‘rooms, yard, @ Pear Fam y Parkview 1127, ae (e8S) ¢? y : im “ ; erigerstion. Lt indel ha ~4 imc. bus p: esses: SIE, " Pr a . BEXNER’ 9 > Six rooms, z 1 Dethe.. che. ar , Avply 3028¢ wiped dn ae oa ty ee, a ~ oly . , .. ; CLAUDE &. ta arcade tof PRconeet ARTER REALTY CO.. 130) rune he room bath, : f: aaa ) — patch. spi Dae aes HOR TE Poe as ’ iss Mae New 4 ~ : i J US ® aos > Ee : " 258, we a ati wt mage ee ol Bee > ee « 2 4 2 ~~ he Qo ety eS ee a Le ieee | poate ae 4 ee I ee erly t ine eae ett tte Ey ront entrances: wey flat at me a | : A | : r* > t + . | J 54 y L r4 # 7 furnished. leetr * ‘ 7 2 pat ee RA : aS Se pmo +4 — - : . . . J bet } y : DORE: PER 919 Chesinus (et : ¥ * , ee " r . rter. : ° ‘ & = a — — os 4 eer m. Ca '.* . . ' : , ; " > 4 © ; . a> ' , . . ame ok ra ae ‘oO , , TOK. MOTE tl EVersreen rile. . nl

Page 26

: Transcontinental Oil Co. today an- March 4. The company’s authorized capital is pow 7,000,000 nu-par shares, but the directors propose 42 increase to 8.000.000 shares of the new stock to provide for future busi- ness expansion. Net profit for 1929 was $4,723,- 990, after Federai taxes. In 1928 profit was $1,506,802 before taxes were offered met with prices ~~ ercoats for shi ee Pe s to $15. Garhele Ge. 5 Franklin, auto iT) ment; ber, il For Sale LLNS CAP—Mais genume fur; cheap. Ss. Grand. mes (c83) FUR COAT—Caracul; 38: new: best offer. 1157 Hamilton. (c4} QUALITy CLOTESS women and rem w thy #eoci peop. bargains; sale Thursday, Fr fs 9 a. m. to D m. coy BEA 3109 e Grand. STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES For Sale BU BOXLES—Freezers, scales: 0 amg Py New Franklin Fixture 806 N. 7th st. u - RDGISTER—National, large size; eH for quick saie. 5815 Easton. ‘c} STIUNERY FixX TUR#S—Reasona- 3439 Park. GHand 9587. TI ’ a ic73} " ™ Co.. 55) CUNF ble. i LhsS—Complete set for Trea and millmmery shop Heyman's. ASES—And wall cases. suitabic or groceries; will sell ae. 4C052 | FIXTURES — Bargain; Franklin Fixture ©v.. s+ £5) tin Dias BATHROOM OUTFIT. .$5. 60 FROST-PROOF CLOSET, 22.5 APRON SINK ..........29.66 wear ‘ Delmar. PLOUOR C arugs Olive. RESTAUBANT terms. New WN... 7th yA 951 (83) or 257 catalog. AND HEAT- G Chestnut st. argest INDEPENDENT. UMBIN N 73 ~> ING SUPPLY CoO.. 1119 FLOOR SAMPLES IPS-COLD COOLERS. CASES. _REFRIGERATORS. WARREN QUALITY ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION. AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. We sell to everybory at wholesale prices. *hone or write for bié illustrated cata ogue. INDEPENDENT PLUMBING AND HBATING SUPPLY CO.. 1119 Chestnut st. Largest pen in dent supply house Amenca. MUSICAL Wanted Ls#L METAL FLUTE Wtd.—Boehm sre tem. Haynes or Conn; wih buy outright or exehange first-class handmade JEfferson U3S82. Musical Instruction MUSICIANS Wtd.—On all instrumen studemt orchestra: start Feb. 4. Olive under direction Prufeseor Rothernel. Riverside 6714W. Instruments For Sale AND OUst{ meorRA i351 RUMENTS Save 25 to per cent at LUDWIG MUSIC HOUSE. &21 Washington. (cd) BAND AND OBCHESIRA INSTRUMEaTS — ether standard Makes: vew and used. e r al] instruments. t. G&. CONN NCH, 1113 OLIVE. (c56) SAX APHONE—E flat ajto. excellent con- dition. Call Riverside 5490. $03) Virol. fc83) “iis P. W. 3) Pianes and Organs For Sale MmiANO—Upright: $25; like pew. Mahog- any. SSe4 S&S. Compton. (esa) Pi ANU—Baby Grand. petrod medel: stand- ard ake; cheap. S844 8 Compton. T)-aler. (e®3) ri ANU—Filaim case upright, made by hinmgsbury; excellent conditiven: $99. includ- mig bench apd delivery; terme. Wurlitzer. 100G Clive st.. Mr. Casey. (c7) has responsive action; only including bench and delivery; terms. Ask for Mr. Giles, Wurlitzer. 1006 Ulive. ~ 7) Chickering grand: beautiful case: excellent tenal quality: action: thoroughly recondi- tweed; enly $195; inchading duet -bemch aud delivery: easy terms. Mr. Giles, Wur hitger, 1006 live. MAin 5539. (c7? } LATER-PLIANO—Cost $600: will. sacri- fice; must ell at once. 3625 N. Grand. (c83) sacrifice PLA nab TesPousive Y LAYER-PLASO—Like 7 new, 5° cost $575. Quick sale. . + - * AN Starck case; mabogany finish purchased for $79 1:06 Olive. n + . > . . - VICTOR TALKING CHLN E—Electric. oigke! slot. plays - ALLIED o SERVIC TK a2, * ne we (cs) AP ER 0 vi mak es, “$1.50; indemement N. B..l. LaAc. 1odu. AAl RADIO SERVICE, $1.50. Anywhere ti ' i J ' re ie | Larger Investment for De- veloping Business — A Quoted at $100.50, B at $103.75 on Exchange. Issuance of additional stock which imcreases the capitalization of the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., approximately $13,000,000 and gives common stockholders “rights” 'werth about $30,000,000 based on |present market values of the shares, was authorized by the com- pany directors at a meeting today. The directors approved the sale to holders of common stock includ- ling common B, which has no vot- ling powers, of one share of com- 'ecom B at par ($25) for each five shares held as of Feb. 10. There l are 2,614,238 combined shares out- standing, according to available records. $104 and “B” $105.25 on New York Stock Exchange today. The amount realized from the sale of the stock*will be used for development of the business. | The earnings for 1929 amounted ito $23,720,288.42. After deducting | interest on bonds and dividends on preferred stock, the earnings ap- pilcable to the common stock and common stock B amounted to $20,- | 441,140.78, equal to $7.51% per share, as compared vith $17,832,- 657.21 in 1928, equal to $6.82 per The entire amount of “brands, The “A” stock closed at} € Carloading of revenue freight for the week Jan. 18 totaled 847.353 cars, a decrease of 15,838 cars under the previous week and $4,508 below the dike week of 1929. Com- fourth quarter showing of the U. 5. Steel Corporation. Net earnings for the quarter amounted to $56.- 385,334, the largest for any corre- sponding quarter since 1317, and jarger than atty three months’ ,e-: riod from 1918 to 1929. Railroad earnings of the first 41 roads to re- port for December show a decrease in net.operating income of 19 per cent compared with the like month of 1928. For the full year of 1929 the same roads show an increase (in net operating income of 7 per ’ 4 two weeks to allow preparation of nization plan. ‘ GC. Murphy Co. shows $5.47 im year 1929 ¥s. ‘$4.29 In 1928 on mon stock, pspr-aegastle Fireproofing shows $3.33 in year 1929 vs. $2.34 in 1928 on common shares. Gamewell Co. shows $5. en months to Dec. 31, 1929. Interborough Rapid Transit defi- cit after charges for December, 1929, was $198,880 vs. surplus after charges of $640,756 in Decemter, $928. For six months to Dec. 31, 1929, deficit after charges amount- ed to $929,179 vs. surplus of $575,- €00 in like 1928 period. Liggett & Myers Tobacco declares extra dividends of $1 om common and common B stock. Rights to purchase commor and commen B stock at $25 offered; basis ofte right for each five shares stock held. Libbey Owens Glass shows 321 cents in quarter to Sept. 30, 1929. Munsingwear, Inc., declares extra dividend of $1 in addition to regu- | cent compared with 1928. per cent over 1928. creased. Domestic crude oil production in the week of Jan. 25 averaged 2.- 615,600 barrels daily, a decline of 46,050 barrels from the previous week’s average and 47,500 barrels below average of like week a year ago. Imports of petroleum aver- aged 313,286 barrels daily, against 282,857 barrels in preceding week. The A. M. Castle & Co. shows $7.06 in year 1929 vs. $5.93 in 19283 on common shares. American Zinc Lead & Smelting shows 46 cents in 11 months to Nov. 30, 1929. i Arlington Mills showed loss of $733,487 in year to Nov. 30, 1929. Bangor & Aroostéok R. R. earned $10.84 in year 1929 vs. $6.94 in 1928. - trademarks and good will” account end of the year of $20,424,883.82. and an extra dividend of $1 per share on the common stock and common stock B, payable March I to stockholders of record Feb. 10. COTTON CLOSES LOWER ON NEW YORK MARKET By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—The_ selling movement responsible for yesterday's ; 90-120 $8.75 9.75; most | packing sows $8.35@ 8.50. CATTLE—Receipts 2800- calves 1000. | Steers very slow, steady with yesterday's : vealers 50c lower: other | . Steers $10.50@ 13.40: | heifers $12 _ . mostiy steady. | te tives cs | price; two packers $l good $11.50: $6.30 : ma 50; fat ew 2 2. @ 12; thro down. a BUTTER, EGGS AND POULTRY BUTTER. EGG AND POUL. | ST, LOUTS TRY EXCHANGE. Jan. 29.—Unclassified | were 2c higher at 30c to 3c: cersc / eggs a Fo Nx Quotations are for round ivts , in first hands ; | No. 1. tm good cases, | EGGS—Missouri Unclassified 30c to S3c; pullet ergs, tec 30c to S3c; puilet egzs. Sc. | ag oe ae; oan — —: 36c. firsts c: seconda. 9 ing stock No. Lk lfc; and No. to ide s 2ic ik, gies. ee * Gaiwi OLIVE POULTRY —F ow! tee ap be. fowls Vgkt te ; leghorns hows, ‘tues’ medium to wouts $89 @9 1 | spring leghorn springs reosters :: Sta Sc~ turkevs. 30c old ¢ eve. loc: ducks, white. chickens, to -24-; No. & turk : dark. i2e: ducka. a >; Shoes aad ire- ne. F. te. * stuall eyineas | se Y— Turkeys ary | ‘aided, : ec; ¢ ~ 8 ibs.. 36c: 7 Ibe. slips. Zi@tGe: No. | Al fi Trunz Pork Stores show $3.16 in year 1929 vs. $3.54 in 1928 on com- mon stock. Twin City Rapid Transit earned $4.75 im year 1929 vs. $2.33 in 1923. | Virginian Railway earned $13.03 in year 1929 vs. $8.19 in 1928. Western Air Express earned $7.15 im year 1929 vs. $6.74 in 1928. Investment Trusts By the Associated Prefs. NEW YORK. Jan. 29.—Following is a list of imvestment trust jons: SECURITY. ” Bid. |Asked. Affiliated Inv Ime ...«..0 ahi _ ff ~~. —_s.. reece ee eee © al eee re: “++? © eee Oe © ‘+ ian tinea saci “eee ©f 88 eee + _***e eee €e e088 ver eee ee eee ee eee He Sos bars 2 b+ + 2e Oe GOs eee. .. a —_ | | . | Author, architect and architectural | t | 44-%a 44% a S TE. chi. . 295 er 8% 90d Cee PRODUCE ROW. Jan. 29. vegetable prices: alifornia bozes No. I. and No. $3.25. AVOCADOS-—California $16 ver box. ARTHUR BYWE, ARCHITECT, VISITS MIDWEST FIRST TiMc Native of New York Mas Spent. Most of Last 20 Years in Spain. Arthur Bryne, a native of New! er part of the Inst 20 years in} Spain, wes in St. Louis yesterday | ' en route to California. seeing in- | land America for the ,first time. ’ adviser, especially in &panish styles, | the buttenhole of his overcoat la-: pel heid a tiny red and blue rosette. the token of the Grand Military Cross, bestowed by King Alfonso XIII a few years ago. In collaboration with his wife, also a New Yerker. he has pub- lished 14 books on Spanish art and architecture, and it was in recog- nition of this work that the deco- ration was awarded. For her share in the work, his wife received the Grand Crosse of Alfonso XIL Mrs. Byne is accompanying her husband on the American tour. — “I'm giad I'm an American, but » York City, who has spent the great- SS 3E2E TRE batey 4 I i sree © com eeees waite as eee eee eb gpl + Ay pee, geeape gepeess a BLN SA ey AS. a, 7 aS a iad ee ae aSasuaas yee rer People who desire to reach California quickly, ride the Chief as a matter of is 7% Anco Ronny 4 ai tS 195 % Atchison ema sr = 3 a ’ ~~ 2 * ®,. ame, ~. a ie eat Ais, at” SASaehae tr vel oe Maks — sha dla an ~~ oa mt nd es =-3 & o ) Ww $f S22 * Se eR eae 2 a - . ne, ae eee oe BEES LEE ST RR GEL Se me ar 6 ‘. hee s te sos m oo oe woe ch te pa onrsivcoe oe co @ 3) 38%! 8% 2) se%! 89 ~Sauens 3 fe © " y _™ by al week > tas ee euscs we St a are —_ , > i ’ , em en PEPER FPS! ~~ -~ rs wt chet 4 7 Se a Te ae a w& -,

Page 27

is Maer oF ag Z aca ay f ; 3 Pres S b ai ee tt ‘4 - The -° . ‘se ae * > r 2 AS >, agi YY ir 7 '¢ > 1 2 BS . - : . ' ? . i . ° iad ie = “ é - ae > po ar, - P ree. ; f —— : ‘. > oh 7. A. é % " . 2 _ sis.) i - £ : . =. ~~ - i, ea - % : - Z ° 3 7 B's ‘ te bs ae a tee. tee . r E oe bee ; a pty eee Canto a z ie - 2 ae Pa Bel yo : ARS ie. Pre yh rem She ¥ a> ers ee san? z , . ~ 7 - oe ~ = ; id 69 s ‘ - : my . f r 4 b * f 4 Vee aa BA rd ‘ K - x © ‘ * Dae XG . © “2 ots r : oat Ge Bead em . & 7 ae ee Said css Po od Mes ah Pees « 25 Se 2 eT x " ’ . : « = ' ™ ies: - ¢ ay) lees ani «R) he! pen a ke P : — é . - s a Pr eee y a . PFE Bey my mm Sars ol - “ a ‘/ rip es Spe a, .” fiat aie P. a 7 aie en » a & Be i teal op ae . ; tz ‘ C ; Toit ae oe ao ek ee ae near eee =, Poa 1% 4 % ot ae ro ' Bs 3 oT ety PR “3 rt paRe % a od + rat - res tts és ray Ve Re nm d SS op a 3 ae _ se , - “* & ¥. ~ = “atte oa af pete ate OF ag ve We (arn ee, 7 c ~ : aa ~ . “2 Dee Ae eS ey - . 7 , Wig *. = ey ” i, : — + ‘ ‘ * ; ik 4, Y . 7 Ae At -= 5 ry eg a * x - « i 4 . Peak ve 4 Aen nt - 3 — > vt rv i a « ¢ ‘ 2 : . F 3 te - ee | + ae, x bine ‘ 74 ; Pk Se of ac, my ; a id 5, 4 C: Ps ts F 4 » 5 SE a , i “ - me 2 4 ¥ ys pa ; 2 JN ’ : Ee : C - bi P : ‘ Pd F ee : % c a6 4 . , . : sae ' ty . aes Fe A -_ 2 re 5 pi eat ; ss ng es >: 48 aa \ * f ee : 3 c% : ate? 3 a hi ; C 4 Fe fa “ es % bee? i iF » ne ig ES LP ae a * ee, rt A Sortie gor we - PBVCTONDOWK Asso SHARES. SOLD: 35% 505% | NE Ww YORK. San. oy ~The dally eed ° 2 . 4 _ ria e we , = | ek 4 : A cee ty Pine ; : % 5 3 3 a t.. oe oe i o he A rae a or 2 ie. ah (ileeod, Doe e Pie z re : ae te ee , ‘. a s.. i, ae Fe 7 : ‘ = >n . - r t Le 4 - ” . " ¥ C 7‘ ‘ ” _j age gross crude ofl production in ¢ | . 2 ip =2 Uuited States decreased 46,050 barr@e.j> ithe week ended Jan. 25, iptaling 2} & , barrels, says the weekiy summary oR ay _American Petroleum Inetitute, ’ De on average production east of Californis «./me | 1.913400 barrels, a decrease of 62.9; : our ARE | barrel oo | Refineries representing 95.5 per cent o | - | thie estimated daily apes: refining Cs 2 pt ry Q Crise | %! = is: pacity, operating at 72 per cent ~ as 4 ? es eee ZR . Ty? Cd . . ee: ~ omg # . ane ae : pated aclitv, reported daily uvera becineslay .« #08 : : a hg ae Ss > > ~ Oi : ‘ ol to etilis as a 511 300 onli you day eee? -1 ily averawe the previous week wus ° fre SO 642. O00 barrele for aes resenti:, iqeek as . | 93.3 per cent of potential capa og opera p afV +2822 ares | ing ‘at 73 per cent of their capacity ' _ years soo! geawes a ‘ | s lnpree years @B0 tures Comparative Car Loadings. peeekly ave.) »-105.6 | WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—Rever, ifigh (1929) ««ss see “ts > oo 2 eer ~ © er e+ er roe "| ee PLE ATL TEP ETS ee Bi: , a i ; ee : >. d gx vs ' . 5 > 7 ; . : . 4° ; ie = of merchandise i-*s than carload lot. 32. 3 te Oa 1.49 ~ S o* tae C 20 .4°2 ' a fend om OE tae .—T a a ia TS Se ao a dec ‘— . 71 4e * 194. 77, " ° Adams Exp " a* f ; ¥ .™ Fs ae - : ll - , F . , ' " ; ‘ PX. ae ; ee ‘. 7 \ 4 ; : ' , - » ' . ¥ f ta yD i. ss os es ry ; : | crease 13 042 a. ¢ 8052. A * > Advance R ely oa * ot * ? | af mat . Ir | it (29%) 29 ; ; he ai | 3 . | | | . 2 ole : qi » ae yp sa cmamngtee pm \ared. rere + s #iLele a Coke, 11.367. " dec TeaRe 1739.- grain aD: igrain products. 37,461, decrease 10.704 livestock, 26.833. decrease 6392. ee = ee ee ee epee ees ape ere ee ee a : . y~*e-44 ” s ‘ - Steel Market. NEW YORK. Jan. 29.—St0el prices y changed ’ Albany P Alleghany. .«- 4) Chem & D 68 «. sllis Chal Mtg 3. . \lpha Port Cem @ ,synerada 2 °s «ess 4m Agri Chem ... Om Agri Ch. OK ‘sce Bank N 3B e«* SITTITE in oes _~ _ ow » . * t — Ms S ¥ . g s 2 7 >. Re nt, % va 5 $ e : aa ‘ “ 6 * , ay 7 - =: ate ? f - sf CY ho" i» 4 : ig ee n », ’ 7 n ‘ “ 4 . > % - t “ - +) eT, fe: t} ¥ .*s “yf i be] ee ot 1 . a) % od ae. sf \ ae Pa .. at, a 1:4 . =a ys af, . Fee : J : Fy ie h ’ ‘ - ‘4 _ a ¥ ’ + a» é 4 Dy eA ” 7 '\ 4 : ‘ cae : ee -« £ be «+ . Lae 5 : 4 ed a Tt ¥f SS ho " be : j 4% : : bi oe ® . ‘ Ry 8 > ey 4 . 2 par,’ + amet . tye MOR cae $5 ‘ aE Fa. e . Me - = ” ae : ane ae vn Se Sapien rs Y im a hg NF aa pias ee wy y 3 al a . a 7 . Bi. oat . et a ‘ee he ‘Diy ew? : a ‘ > ‘“ : y , * yi Poe) nn aed be red Rae nk ie att - ¥. 2H My i 4 ie as : 7 Y ; % ye A s C- Soe oe we % : ry A . a w on een vp . Sart 5, a é > 6 a“ vir oe ~~ ay - Sin! a ot FE al Re i The ool an my Jo ay es Ae - sf wie 7 > +a 4 j ie a # i KT : : ; ? i a > fhe SOA A ae Ps Aik MSU's pray “i E Ay ae ee 2 5 Pf J Se : i we eth sf Le, Antes Wai ee wt os - Sup} ty a pee Pins Lge fon A | v a” os : = Sse T °. Pe . r ay / S$ SS Pi “ - = = A, ee a =) H > x ak K iS pf bp po Am Wtg Pap pf 3 ‘Am Zinc La & Sm. «| 7 Anaconda Cap "2 435] 76% \Anaconda Wire 3... 43 ‘Anchor Cap 2.40...! ‘anchor, Cap pf iy) I .|Archer Dan Mid 2 Armour Del pf 7~. “ 4 |Armour of Ilh A + Stat Lata eek 25, 'Armour of Ti] B’.. . 'Armour of Il pt 7. Arnold Const ..+..! , Art Meta] Cons 2b. {sso Apparel Ind 4. Asso Dry Gds 2%..4 01, As Dry Gds 24 pf 7! Sit, Associated Oil 2 ; Atchison T&SF 10 Atchison pfd 6 «,. Atl Coast Line 10b At! Gulf & WT .. Al 6 et Atlantic Ref 2b u. Atlas Powdeg 5b ..'-. Auburn Aute 4a oak , Austin Nichols“... 49 ‘Aust CO ARM 4-45, - ae 4 4% Aviation Corp oe 85) > & : ; Sterl - . lS = aese os eal | aoe ae, s j ) ee eee SF oa Ae : : ry ce : : i} a tk ail oo Lesth Aroos 3 11, 6 : ripe A pfd 7.| eee a fi ; % 48! 22%| 22% 71 | 71 . . . * > * Beso tw oe OE war RR tae ae r | Rake tak tat Ato o“3e “ Oe yn oe O Oo m te ore er ts es er ++T | S coast a it AGE TREAD Sines = ee ca4 ¥ as ~~ twetem o wr, —e -s - : Die SOX ws, ge ok FS rire onion aK e oat ~ ere Best & Coe 2 Bethlehem St 6 Beth Stl Tpe of tT. Blumenthal pt 7. i a a - he pipe. inst ee «orto gle + i ee oe oy 4 + etd » pe eee ° > hee ieee se - “oe wipal er ee gee GO Ewer ey “~« os 1 we Qe Geiger . - * POOBADMOOSAQQDOS wt, S. : es Bklyn Un Gas Brown moe he ee Bucyrus. Bucysm evt ag 7» rf ’ Le ew ks, , 4 . a ea. ay Br 4 “a Cnt o a \ 7 LMP Pate Min ah ate ! ; a My 4 oe -{ - fa 5 oe etek Katee ue fee oF Butterick, neweeeses Byers. Ce ~~ oe od n s . rey oa : Calumet &- Hecla_ Pee Canada D G Ale 6." ot i Canadian Pac 10. > ic Capital Pies A , Se > ‘of a a* ed SToM tt wh 7 * + ir sf © he e ' Ww er ee e: f. . . Wis te 4 ts Tr aft es hws ” ’ 4 is wy ‘ ” Ala vc . ae ~ tg baie % y &. a ee ety week had ¥ a Ay gin. * ‘4 * es t -) " =~ 4 —— oe Tea = a > ees : ? e pl ‘ : ~ “Dallas, ifet. Pass. Agent, Santa Fe Ry. 806 Arcade Bide.. St. Louie, Me Phones; Chestnut 7129 and 712]

Page 28

ae ae: ~~ aReee ee at 3) rae tal, ad ee Vy yee ee xb eh ra ws ' . a a. ‘ ee ie er ols we dee YS oh rd > eichnttvon te 6 tye is Phe ietrmane ‘ aoe rg +4 ‘ a obs ¢ ‘ i Fe Pe. ee 3 oe | Mig? sah i = 2 RO AE ne PR aa tes a, mu RE, aS ee 2 =" - Poa te 4 Mien.) Lew.) Llvce. r he - Beld Birctede cette “ ~ ee aed ; : : f ‘ $ " a * ‘ ay pti - > yy » 4 . * " * ~* - eCok } Ss een ae . z . . , f r _. 2 “ . ~ oe on 4 . 4 ‘ ‘ ~ “s 5 a an : fi , : ] — « > , .*% ; 4 : a + ae é: * s st ; . ; ~ + a is a’ ote a ad —— 7 ee 7 . A : , nu Rs % — Z > io s “ ; i ~~ q ra 4 - ee , - ue . y 7 ee ae Z 5 7 ee ) Sge — of 7 ; : sles 5 4 * ‘ =) , ¥ : « ” ¥ 4 ee . 6 : - he . ar ad ba! % ¥# — il . : ‘7 oe aR, * ye a ie P 4 . ps Ph ee £ id es he ois got, , —_ f ,. . . ‘ Reo \ 7" ae .4 Ws "8m8.0 OA5.8.5 f ? eh, om ° 2 4 ae as - * J pr] aay y * wt ip sagen - od y? * inf eth, ere ’ = * ' Bee | s . sve 5 ae AS . er ate Ps ern Fees! ne based upon officigt Wa consider reliadig ‘Beatieg Cnainy stords 1130" ; 3 WTS Vols thane ae ae a! Mil 2 pig ites: Mes vit vi Fi Stas wee val aaevete eeneee e 3 oS fi . i 62% ( spe *Watlonal ) . soar ov teeneee : 3 ¥u.7 8 EOC if snternath ee: oe 3 pig tccea age doees. OO : ib p “4 ie. 4 >. ; SOFT Ol beweredceaet aA 244. studs ls Cc Ou 3 | eee ta, 3 8: ipps 12 ne 1 . we &8s — * a. a” 4% : * 4 | ray BE: Sa Ry we Oh an, RS ee eT tern. ine ST. LOUIS STOCK EXCHANG Jan, 29.—Wagner Eiectrio ‘sold higher today, closing et 30 for 1% / point net gain. International Shoe and Securities Investment were fractionally better. There was a single lot of 1665; 4 : , a a6 18 wen, Sty a ie EM shares of Consolidated Lead sold 88 Be Se wal AM i Be at 6, down % point, one house be- ing both buyer and seller in the deal. : : American Investment “B” was unchanged at 10 and Corno Mils at 26. Bentley sold at 11. Ma- loney Electric was lower as was Boatmen’s Bank, j — Saeeees , del 5 pevoebe sonra eseeseene #8 te etwseeaeoeeeneeree — S8858 SeeSs ra . ~ . s a . & . P . » ‘ , $ ‘ ; J 8 : . : . : } . ’ 3 _ ~ Ze . i £ é- 4 ‘ Ma ~ - x ~ - f .> * ies . wr Q ‘ ~ ~ ® . . ee - > - ? 4 -- * ~ rd re 5 7 f% $ d : . y * «mie Tite ‘ % . 3 am “ " > * . . r me ae " - * £ wat a5. 7 4 ’ Loi Winns - » a . mas ue g So te ~~ Le Ke ar _ ‘ ; r) — ——— : ee #88 87 8 oe S@eseettoaene® as Were eseaee noe * Oe he ee ah “pg @pBeeeeweeeneoe eee a* o o 2eSus te Sree - re ee ee RSS wee : ~eSEa ees es : eBERES Oe ae 78 j Lue % 1)"'70%|-70%) 70 | 20%) 70% 70 Ys & epes ge 4 Setocn x me bo PA tg Ot he g See ae PS eet ~ wD Super re bee m Yvette new + 3 Cc > 2 — pt 29 “ 4s}... | 6, 87%) 87 | 87 » Ter; | 64 a8 ail” 04 103 % 103% Lehvaiierm 5 41 2\108 j102 j102 pe a te ef 2:103 % 103% U3 Ds sai Baie. Oe Be eg ae pif i 4 NE a . : —— ‘ e - - © 4 2 wd > \ + ‘> > ne = et as * t per * tA PEt is ee ee ee ae _ ee ee : * hse qd a asthe ‘ky ee a ee ee Tae os = ’ *%) ¥ - = FRE KF KK — W Maryland 4. WNY&P Iet 5 3% West Pac lst 5.) PennP & 6 . ‘Rock Island, Illinois - a : “Maturing January 20, 1935 cofleohe-Bos] neee nOORPme + “ener pe Sas Geena com een *2 8 Burkhart fg. ptd 2.20 eee Chi - , 5 * com ese . "M Tet pid 7 eepeeseege FEE. SSESESSSEK FFF FF yf Re aE SSS5E8 # on. rll, BE. LEe SE rr Beatte Bika cfouce SESRESTES SSERETESES Sse ——————— a ———£,_—, Fret ere 2 an Ps » " Se Bitsekauce Sus SIS etete- «o8-Baee oa - ” ' ~ ~ A RESRGEENE EE Ee — aun cena redit . ~roe Diu eeneeve oe? | hte 100 . r Mig A PS eo ae 4 Eos uae let as ; a MISSISSIPPI VALLEY COMPANY AFFILPATED WITH TE MISTISTIPP VALLEY MERCHANTS STATE TRUST CO TSS SAINT. ava LOU! capi is ~ atte ES SE w x & > crepe © © Gn © ie Press sy Bas ~ a FS + Fre Rasa Sat a PP ne Ze x obi cocommee etacwutec 88a 7 3 SEE x $9 1dw Obes S pcomeores PERE at ot = dug FFeE K “_ os oe eS FL CELFRETEL Sek ee & FT PEEE RES PEE RR Mortgage Mut Fi Gas 6 47 N & — crc & EZEzS= Met 6s. | ; so RBs Ge ececes OP] Pr "WERECOMMEND et ee 218 | | ST. LOUIS CARBONIC ICE CO., Inc. Wright : FF . SSSseee FE PEPER SKE CKKE SE Ar Us 1901 May, Argentine 54s 62 Australia 65a 55 Australia $e 57, .! Attstralia 4% 66 Austria Gta 7 43 Bat Pet 4%s . _ Ponte qo toe |] “Entstss - geeeeezes es SSESE ~~ — a ok , . ; eeeeenh : Ps } | Re adey }az'* laut B 2 Spee ee 7 i “VAPOR-ICE” AND LIQUID CARBONIC GAS "7 . oh 44 Bo a Price $10 Per Share inet quarterly or 3 > aqninrenannib nd ? — : . ad int —. ° videndes are nar ' : 4 . R. C. CHAMBERLAIN & CO., Inc. Screce =" — ——-- ——~s ceo ~ + -osc ~ = EnSos he: = — - SERERSSERSS ee evr bo OF Bavaria 6%s 45 Belgium Ss 41 . ) Be! cote er) Ac Ls) «2 —- ower —— — a a 1}105% |105 % 105% ‘d 98%). 98%; 98% . INVESTMENT SECURITIES xx ; : | - -» » Ambassador Bldg. Stegmaier Bldg. (b) Includes extras. © PS ea _ : | Se. Louis © ; Jeff City, Me. ket (Continued) | x ew for rte ! spGe food | ie .. Da : ; | "3%[Virg Caro Chem ... i 6%P .6%{- Vulcan Detinning .(|x680},84 {. Vulcan Detinn A ..}| x20) 74 + * i 56 ) “Be , Ks »* Waldorf Syst 1 ot $16) 27%) 265% 26% |-* Walworth Co 2 ...] 33) °32%| 31. ).8 oll Ward Bak A ..+.}: x10] 29%) 29% bt MR Ward Bak B sseeel 3} &6%| 6%! S5%I—'. Ward Bak Od. ove 1 6 8 68 a Warner Pic 630 52 %1+- Warner 2 *\ Warner . 21 Warren Warren Warren Fdy & P 2 Webster Eisenlohr Wess O & Snwdft 2). West Pa Elec A 7./ x1 West Pa El Tpc, pf}: %|West.Pa El 6pc pf_6 iWest Pa Pw 7Tpc 102 (West Pa P 6pe ee 7. {West Dairy B «...)" 10 |Western Maryland .} 145% |West Mary 2d pf .{ . 15 West. Un Pacific ... ; tt : oe - i we ee oa) aoe MET: 79% Fee took ive 95 | 95 97%| 97% tia % 103 ~~ ~ SESESEES ESSERRSESES be s8 : - eeoesz 1 Oak end on Ct 5 v4 —_ vA ~ 92% SERRE ee Re Es ‘we = Bi125 i125 (125 711254411254 /125% 3\105 44]105 34/105 % 25; 90 1bi% | 90% = + 9 os A SSsele 3 e— or wets Plat pf i 6 Chile 7 42. aeee Chi le Chile 6 Chile’ 6 G1... Chile 6 61 Chile 6 62 Mich womrserS FF OFS aif 33 fi 2 Se SRESESGUSNaReeReE SeESxSEcse ERLE FLIES SE FS PF+e47 1 = (- = a # me oa Sseveeacsssearess 2 o a6 SSeescess Ps wee 59 2p | aad 8 ak © » * | PRK MK KKK FHT K oy SR wm FB . ere ak - roa i — og ih Sez re SELLE FHKE sluwsarISset Sana re att Pats ese8 #38 ee - ot ee Mot Fort Motor , FP FOLK RE © = ga”. of re ve £ Ger C A B 7s 50° So ae 8 yy eS. BasSeuSsoSsuas >) - « . 3 * x. | Distance © i aon i oationl a pe ™ is i -— ¥ % : a oe ie 22 ——_—_-—— AT ¢ >, 2 SPEesessseennyssss: SEFES _ eel EE PERE SSF ernie 7 Se2S2 Fy 7 oe ee =Soe ~ mers ee : 4 . dui 3 a ‘ ~ ¢ - ie ~ > x ** ¥ S 2a » b. . _ « ? “\ > : Cet lal Amer gery P| os te eet ES ee eK-eeK em ; ee et . yi, 4 ORY . ss . « - ¥ Rx Ff ys s - — FSF FESELERLE a FEET ESE 14% ae Buse eurseese PREECE FPS * FID Org % Poy oi +. ®t r 7 oy, roy, é ee “y _ Se 82 ohuve “AR i 5 ’ % : 7 be te . pa. . » Pe ee £ ie, a> * a _ og : . > R a>, BS, > * hey : pea aed ay Spo ies S. . ¢ Fy 7 a oP, be ec ty Bahay oP ; . i E a : f ia . ia § af " ‘>. a i fae a Te ie a a oe ee lnc aS ' * ce gh ste 2 ed Da gee ee be Pe gS ¢ | Re - ae 6 ?29.— "sR ee ™ at Be a Ps pe pea, is Pe ae : a yee F ‘ Ons: § Yao er te ee | ae - a ee 7 ne ° u : . 2 4 ee e 5 he © > = - ee yey a & S225 @$e2s ee ee ee * * pared with $21,243,993 om ceding Net: : * aps > e = ms “4 ‘s + a raja in tee « ‘ ; tte xs o€ | > 6 > . . : 4 SE oe - ae a. > . - = a, “2°33 — e te i a Seas het ' 2 >. S : a " R 3 i ett Tyger eee, . « - x! & ‘ rs ae Stroh ee BY gE eye “t ’ + ee

Page 29

~ +h eee & et @ Ou @v a a oe Cpe kt Oy he Cea ‘ oper ae ed te Say - ies 0-4 oe Ss a Paes ae Sore RMSE: Led = Sons es ER ie LA a ee a et whee “ ' Se elt i ME Mee lk ee ee ee te et 2 - - Pus tg Fi eae - eK "t s 2.4% ? as ix : » +» - i vs Mie Pan x, ot Sj , z a ; SS AEM a LP x tS - +S by * » ‘ x 7 by on ie a * x y ¥ - sd 7 J : ai 7 - " ‘eee ay hee = My ‘ ; J. ms, = ; bs ~ Lt " . 5 - “30 F . by : ; ' ’ pe ; - J . Ask : ea . - * wi tian : 7 fh O'S -_ / eo + la i " x . P — . . _ . — . : Z oh ae baw . “ tS 7.4 a. me - e “rd : > : * « - . ee eg a WA eee 2 S te ge. Se Pe tee |, ese ~ = Pa oP a -S 2 E ess F i toe ious e - . ae ie Fe ona 4 ; , aN : : RS X ef . : 7 3 rm " A 3 4 r , : — = > a » \- ¥ ~ > 7 ~ 1 ~. t y ? és P aa 4 oo . 4 - - ae a ta, > | ty 2 wy, vl ¥ ppt ik oe ‘is aS Wea Ful ge: . Cea ES ae = ‘ P, Peer r * > 7 ~ a. 7. : : te ee a eS ey a’ Wiics ~ - x . phe, ~ ©. -. $ - . : ues eS me we Ly y -y ; & é tiny . wv 7 - E * dpe y ¥ . oo eal P he ay ~ ‘ ; 7 7 j 7 ‘ 2 . 4 - ” c . ; thy. _ eine - — ——— , ollie . .? : ‘ Bee : a ¢ ¢ Pm 2 2 - better Obtaining r Ze > > investment . . ae ‘ aye on © x or » wee " > eS eee ee na Se ER Se oe i ¥ s « fi - ° st Ee > Sp NT ee ~ 7” . "me aa i te ise ¥ I Re Be abe ree "S 7 wk, Beet chy a ae, oP Te ise ok S > ad ee ‘ ~ . "4 a 2 + \ 4 s i es ©. we he Se te WN * & Tee ape re Sug Asche 0 er : M é ‘ ae 5 a ‘ Pa ive, 4 re Fe Ma, ae Sine: ‘ b, ae iM Mogg ' 3 wee Fy aon rae ‘ Pk aah Ff ae agement s through ota : 2 ~e 2 ai . *s % a 4 « a‘. © Ae SP ae ~ ee of > > attentiog to ELL gene of o are to ROCEY . ies many and to obtain t funds of invest the combined individuals with safety, ia ; is DECORATIONS BT purposes of the general man- agement i the American Founders group of the group ever since 1921 shows that better sacrifice of safety, by ad — db - * ; a we eo ye 7 hn $ 4 5 ed rr ty A tbaiiets ) FAP BKK eee aes: sank; Ome OE PPPIPLRRS RARRARARSSRISR PRG RRRAA "A PES ort on # eg Stab eSbcangeaad-fankny Seasensse i Rateeret f aR gs ae nt PT PRE PRIA we. ® on: Wenn ngewe ahr a | PDs ae Gaeae wd mow . Hart § Hormel & Cc a Siz sieabiicteti is ai gh es ae 33 ON CURB AT CLOSE} By the Agsociated Press. NEW YORK, Jan. 29.—An frreg- ular Curb market closed with a . at the ton. | trading in all but a few issues was ‘light. rising ‘ ~ Equipment turned over briskly fer a tweé-point gain. Ohio Brass rose 4% on small dealings and Dow Chemical pre-' ferred one te four paratively ac- - q a ce . — 0 ” ae ¢ . + 7 ail ie? : : : ae P : . - . st a . ae fe RSS Pe es , a ' " f. = Fe Pa: Poe! P : E : Ny « 3 £ i ot ay, 4 ; é. ' aes 7 fee. ° \ >it s ‘) 7 ‘ - i ey, a ’ . t REP ng or Pe Be a ae ¥ « Bae: co 2 n E { 4 . . ia * .S ¢ ? , i x 4 - - a ‘ L yp » f . ss ; y g 4 Po > y YORK, Jan. 28—F traded 10 on the New” " jssoviated Press, | lowest and closing NE ye est. r wa ane 4 . ” 7 oes _— & > J 15 » | , . : a. . ” - F, an . ie, , z ‘awe ‘ } gividene. £ Faateen f 2 96 % sesse SgeGtasitttiansiteaty eerier es -” = sgragisiee 0 — AE SPAIN Pe wt aeeanaets | S253 ~ % | points. Electric Bond and Share * gsiseess ys % r 86% 91 80 8&8 997 att ate z eee sera. 03 % {100 : es aa ag he 1 . 12¢ i = SS SLSSSRSHwSAFSSTS t ean eS RSSSSRRGSSaE ee eer RERES PRER FRR - SE 335588 FR 2 aggtgrassits : i ry RRL LP ae esaggtsreseareuzsiers e $3 19 902 % 1104 79 oi 88 99 x ote fi 100% 100% FS RR PS eR BaSZ 88388! srBEeesheeese ese PBSVESLAIIIE ER EE PLR PELSR FRR ewe ee AES BRSTKRGSFASSSRSSESE LASASSBRVSZ na Rte RR CSS T ae ee Ane Ag eaMBenagege 3 SRmmin aE aR AHODAIARSHATG aw rere 2 ; eee = eas apne ow LRA spesaeagusgnuscs sasuseasess £ $8323, sno33 Poe are ei eEsssecess ae exeugzsesne: zaasia 2 Ox328 eae, ey Si ileaeladssahcpans*s*aharce® & Se aed ea * ® ? ee PHEER nie 3 3 hares ~Sheene ~~ * ene toes oee e+ eereeeaee ~ PAM Py; POCO S Or encesetes “4 eens ore sseeeeee sovwetea steppe eteees dee eeeweeele owe tewaeees 98 eener0 a Bygghhg : 9 mow oon g nip ate a bee 4.60 5aeee 4+ ee ee 04 ee ele Nail eee eene ce 5 DsT com = et eh eee ee eee 8 PSeteceresersare ¥ re wd 2 ee -« Ree ar he nine: | ptEnaadts epelera nan gem e269 go gnoegan ag kak -E™ eae bs PREP LLL FFLFRRE PLL FF Set ae ba She =| 2 =x cee is Seteene nse*s =, oman amore oe LPR =o Fe PRK FER RRRRER AASS"ERS RNAS AMR. = : eee gritas“ead a7RS RE a SnagntnseSenatir~ster Onaras~atas-ean-eve = os we At “ Saas gs re abi BZB°R J°RS*hanSAR”S"S ~ERATSOLESSRR Se ert a ateenane ee gage ne-eas aa292°h SPREE EELS FER =O eit : ea ~ " eae % o- Oe a hme as rs 2 on a A. ag > Fe. eeaTeeR So Inc. -_ RECOMMEND RBONIC ICE CO., mre SiGiS a S°BR Mgren*aee "Zanes ——e— ee % vs alittle ar +H et SR SR RAS Ret EEL Eee FeReS | RSP RH See wareese 8 : Poa ae i aconmedone BREE: rf es ees es NeSeRS Eva geO RSME sta; lola Rentinn SSAA ATTA RAR AB YARAF HSA AE MFR HAGE SA hat tall " aa noe ot ale ie “~ wv i=) st coal + aS araaess a wie vn oe usage RoR °RE"ERR ROR OST iE PE nam” SavERs Maenaeg" “ghenegeechnageges Ranesannaees RRR", BAW RARA SARL HOG Aaa as ge i Address..... ama 3 ed Ie x il due 1950. ield 5.85%. * of Trae a : oot , . Rep 7 -% ‘ + fe : ze ae - a. ise ies ot = Be J nf a x - s $ tock ” i By : ’ which these bonds afe ‘$1000 debenture), is currently selling on the ge, Chicago Board. are more than twice annual interest and + Gold Deben md Interest to A Steck into 1S & ELECTRIC COMPANY 410-12 Olive Street . * re t “, | MEMBERS - "Exchange, Chicago s St. Louis Stock Exchange

Page 30

® . . 4 s *. = “ eae —— acm ta ee. oer ee ee ) Pal “ gna ai go’ ms + 2 a ae. a 4 gg. ete tt i te Ue ~ ‘ we ' ro oe aggeety ‘ at t As ; Red - ee - ae ae 4 m. i : yA ee ts LEE fee. 2k nila 3 2 ml & ial ; eats m A Th oo hh A * od Pi wy ¥ dg Pen ee ol ‘ a —_ « a A. ————— WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1930. ae SO a oe | 2 °C ae Re ee ee digs he eile @ mame Ts. Leek ? ) 3 7a RK v ne: Eine Dyke tere. + —---s “=. = “= a & hae. fj “Seas. tod Baer +s be a : Mj 4 ~ it . _ Piet x ee sy ' » S “ & Abie eh cs 7 ~ ap ot te ’ 1 ay & . m ) Ae .: 4 “ot a Lt = —- = Se 2 UY 4 : 4 - Ee | . ae ae 4 ow Man. - "a » Sun . 3 Prim Py . y .S 4 ae - —~™ i ee 7 7 “> ke B ‘ ad * 7 Bet . : ; f » % ® a 2 pk } ’ ¢ : Pie y - Wi 2B + $ 7 wy R | an > . ere . = ae y % * = Soe ae . y . > “4 i . a f 7 x ; . : a oy ; i a ~e ais eee jb = hit F » - 5 ~ " —_ > e , . _ R ~ : yo > - 4 Soe. .t 2 OR » > 4 > re - “$ . 4 a ~ bs > . a9 —y 4 ne St . Pa we ae =. - ~ . oe — a other plans, the side iccation be- ing the cheapest. Chairman Fett ing trackless trolley service Dudiey Field Malone Reweds. LONDON, Jan. 29.—Dudiey Field Majone, American divorce’ lawyer, ‘. and Edna Louise Johnson, Brook- church service.’ The bride, who is | : 24 years old, has been studying art ? and music for several years in we ‘| This $210 I, Mencken, Peggy Wood, Kroehler Baroness Ravensdale. and Sir 4 | Thomas and Lady Bridges. Malone | ’ | recently was diverted from Doris ul , a, Stevens, the feminist. eet Priced in the February Sale FEBRUARY *169” SALE BARGAINS SRE OS AO A LN LLL A EOE ELENA NS NO NE IT Te ET SEE © quutO —o- ad — “ 7 MR Meal ii Tas en ee ed “ “ ; * ~~ , “ Seg e OF : : ae , ee . 2 “a > * a — , - : : La py hy a _ terre eet agg eTte . Heosier’s newest and finest Kitchen Cabinet was built tif ‘s eT “Zp Sse “eww a OF, oe Ss , ? ~, . BS a mar em with the thought to save time and. work. Modern in nd } ° J - at <_< complete in every detail ee¢ a — $ of ent’ 2: oo ae OO ee Sea a $1 Cash | | Ge Pmmarttin ® | —-s Tatianna | MP MR PAD ° a Oe ARE ET EO ET a AE RE A GEAR IENE eeeee ec eeeeee eee ee ee PA CORR A ORE! IRE TR MBE APE PS DAVENPO 7 YOUR CHOICE. ........... 6x9 Se ee $352.06 ' 3—$97.50 Wiltons, 8—$60 Axminsters, 9x12....... $49.75 2—$95 Worsted Wi eg | Ss Cee ~ “a * ; Aor <oF ™ Dy a a —_ Y a Bi a €-44 ? # ‘ky 3 sik 3 * kere

Page 31

: _ So Z ve Rpts gtr ha et Household Topics and Women’s Features WEDNESDAY; ANUARY 29, 1930. . SX WAAR SS > pacts ttetsggd hAihtdbdthbdhbhsi 2 om ae i ee ee «Qo . v » — DO) Se ee » _ r , ise a pe * SP ew4 Z ’ yi OE OIE RI NIE dy x - RE OD LORS Pg POR PRT GED Sg ra ane ey RRO 6A EE OP OMe om 5 AIRPLANE VIEW OF FLOOD IN ARKANSAS « 6 OOOO & ere ne Pe ae Pe eae ee Cue ume ewe & + Oe % eee Oe. ee oe Vat Seal *- ay Ee ar hy ~e ee deed > ~ ore" mcr eS ow r i “ oy ae ot iF ¥ 4 ? 1s .— - oer IIS tn OO RE a ~/ Sete aie at ae te! ee me See DMESTIC USE * -METHODS. -= — ~ »*> - “TRI-CITY. COAL CO. ° - TRi-€i s a UNION — TRiSeiy & Stel oe —— i x *, * * > > HAST Be fs :: BLACK DIAMOND LOUI, th. 3 EAst 1300 ~ ' CAHOKIA CUAL CO. a EIELSON’S PP a a ddddoaenadsdeandaaodansdddeddwdseees. aes Ee NLR LE OAL OIE EY ESS ty ee “a a a 3 wade eee seg O02 OL Comme BRidge 6643 Ras es Sts sa : ce ERE ar a cae pts: See Bo pa ros sen he Be. See RRS ae Se ees oe 4 pa Renate Ba BR i, CARTER BROS., ING. 15" | pee Fi ak RN ee 2 PLANE - 4 RH, HUSCHLE ICE & COAL i ICE Co. was one of the searchers for im ‘ two aviators long missing in Siberian wilderness. —Associated Press photo. ‘LANCY COAL ge BA RUDOLPH & HERBERT ICE & COAL CO. ., EAst 156 THOMAS & HOELTMAN EAst 5407 ALTON, ILI NOONAN COAL CO. MAin 1620W of “Wai, sede gett: _ er ? a . ~~, % « YUMMY : HOME RUN COAL CO. : ie ee ae RE a EI ee a : 5323 : . : . fe a Be ae ees | POE om } ak i. : Pilot Joseph Crosson, who This photograph was taken in the Big Lake area and | ) i: showsa drainage ditch out ee ee Ei caseene a SF Se ost ES © * Ag eee eee I RO ae © , Of its. banks and between Pe eee z Pee isan oe Yn . SP eZ ‘i Ey Bae ee LN ae tee SO ‘ a eure a ea RR ger | PPPS RR Es se | "ti — AY thefirst and second levees, pe i —. le | almost submerging a power plant. — associated Press photo. DSS ||ONGRSSSNNSSSS SSSA HINAIGAEGI\GOSNGI SSAA 7 _ se be eg U NDERNEATH IS A HIGH WAY jie. 2 oe Ae og tee 3 ¥ A —— BS aa 7 7 See ‘7 ts o > >. _ ow ' & - a ee aed a a ; SAAN SS ss 209 : ‘ a ed . . ~ Didi te MW AQ°OSWHNowd wn »* : md ws esses “ SF Ss eX Jy, Va Z tte tt > .* ooo i i i i i i i i it 875 POUNDS OF PRIZE MONEY Vall Gene Sarazen trying to lift the ten thousand silver dollars which were given to him : n = ; . . a - Reh me RRRD Reda RoR * 7 Seats Se Ee Si © oe ». ‘ Aad i. ¢ 4 4 a pet Oe ee Pe ae ee Oe ee ee ee ee ee ee ee oe ae) ay ee “a e- sana ary. Og a heme Fagge (right) Z y -tecesoogaeamaopamencconancenmmeamaenssessedtemenssteciaemncsceaenete GY wr ere he lived dnd worked as a ’ { ; y j y j 4 4 4 y y y y A AE y j pe q i y y y y Y Y Y Y gs y ~ wh oe &@ V/, y > hore man f uarter of . y FOOD FOR THE BIRD $s . apr. By the death sts Sreinds ia : 4, FROM THE AIR ‘oe % England he now comes to the title. LLANE Oe 7 y y “ ‘ ea ae RS De es . ~ i i a ‘ ‘ PUTS BROTHER IN JAIL Marie Yakal of gy 28 tipped off the police to hr plans for a relney ee by her brother three companions, because she feared he might kill. ommne “LLL Ly yyy peppsarsnnny, ns : . . | wed his evil ways. ; Student flyers at. ‘Je ferson City. make. | grain for feathered family depri ; of ice and snow-covered fields.,. on ree nem Tap>>A> >> SAS RABDAAD ADA BIAPAAAD BD am 2 :* SSSI na , . SS

Page 32

; > $ - > x re Fey CS ¢ Vay 5 ‘ £ € en ‘ F S ‘ ‘ . 3 = he ~ RA Pals 3 vo ¥ “ eee a ifs RS She vie * poe : es! : ; * ae gis t ae 9 ; ; “ ; PR iets oan 4 ; oi Ie Saag ee Figs ag. ir 5 E ; Ae g JP ies ; : be Stn tad ay Sat - " 5 7 ‘ : . : ee 5 iS ‘i : : J , ee wing ; 3 e Z ri ; r ae aaa iy Fy : Oe Aor aS / + aoe . 4 a . une “" ee : 2 J t ee | oe SS: 3 vale & “4 i : fe % pre a - Page he irk - ile, Sas + Simi, ° Ry = os StS . outs ; Se eh DS ae ‘ us ; ‘ P . Fae ' ° f eer i. * en : g - . : . >. y * td . -_ a rs ha « P ‘ oe = m > * rs * * J — : ; % : : 4 . ee ae ee ae . : ; Ae . , 3 ‘ : ie ea eS , : ; = , ? cme een . : ‘ ; Re si od ; beg Rae 2 7 : et oy ate ae i > Sore eR A . Fee dt - % ae > .* per ‘ tee * Bo pe ita. ee we ee a ome ’ Cee ¥ x. ; ‘ ; eee ee Sk i, Ce A git Ee pa e ? eee . a oe ue 7 7 om , x 7. . : het vs 4 ar ke . ; bias A : ; q ey - F : : ¢ “ ‘ : s ; 4 . . 2 oie ‘ nae Jy 7 >; * ae .. ¥ Y . : : , 5 “ - fae ta r 4 J oe A eee ee , , ae ' _ Me oe Lee ee 2. leh ee eee Pee 3 -> Se - * #* \ 4 . ‘ v » fe . v4 ae T Am tee Ses ~~ + - — — : 7 z . - ie | sy 4 bs ji Le oe na ¥ a bal - “1 5 : jer © : a . 7 _ — - c : “ i- i & % a aes ay : \ bi venie ; f ; i; . Y , Se r wi A . ~ +; a *, : Y . ; w r “ P * r ; . ' : : * L~ ot” site 7 : at 4 x4 : « , ie # + tS . ——— — —_ : . j —_ 7 % ‘ é " - ¥y - es : ¢ s ne — ~ a . “ ” Pe a ¥ F - ns . > Re - * * . — 29 ae ; : Z SD wee *- oa RS THE MARRYGO-ROUND]| TDL) ane, 3 3 By || TONE OF DURKEES FAMOUS FoopsiE | — ; ae ) | 4 Author of “Little Caesar.” a oe ae re an DL : — a MODERNS. iv Next to being fat, the saddest fate is to find yourself @ tall and languorous Gibson girl or a subtie siren type, in a “Hey-hey-giri” CHAPTER 15. of one whom he generation. Now that New York debutantes have decided that all parties : | 7 ty] WL i ah eo Ain 1 ea i; ig (AS ae pel DO ee Ae ee ee “early” 3 those snappy young | ) : jue || La ; | : | ARGARET sat up straight in) os sarcaret’ must break up at the “early” bour of $ a. m., those 4 | Fas vy s | a | :. | i Ps. 4 | BA per chair. “1 think,” she said, that Margaret's business men can get home almost in time to have a cold shower and : : St dit bg lf as : if : 3 Bo, neaden trigidity, “1 think sponsible. snatch a bite of breakfast, before showing up bright and peppy at Maser | ck ded cde |) |b 2 Ike. 3 » ) ia. | | yon you bring such charges| enrod had the office. : ey Aes | ' SH iH howe © | | ainst me, you had better explain salient; Sataall : Lae, _ * | SS eae a lh : | ; ean.” or more . ° op ® i ) oy ie be : im * . pat you oink bringing any fact, ever since When a woman gives a man up, it always leaves a void in ber bay wWhy. Robert protested unhap. | ™¢r when Mr. him a dollar, and o , a 7 . oa : life; but when a man gives & woman up, it is usually because some) | , ay t. a Pe. Mat ~. | > Pe; onty meant that last sum. |! | Other woman is crowding her out, ae _\) |) ee , i : eat who was making the | Hide oh cto og tt aan” 7 ere reporter who had. evidently began to boo and laugh, . yeah?’ and ‘that so? like you was; | ng of my future—oh, Margaret, [| Margaret glan speech, ‘“‘we are gathered here to pe Se ene nn ew of (Om | never heard of Coke Mason. Regan, ; a peecnegys getting razzed,” eagectoots vos a : nould think you'd be eee : es : make our plans for the future.{ 4. : t 7 | Somewhat irritated, handed out one | 84/d_ Regan. 3 ey fee 3 , “Sqe—-yoe: ae ee = | SUTe FOE. CAH, OEE sete. Lae his best elanre and gave theze-| “Teae.” cald Dig Tid, “ane We (To Be Continued.) hs : souldn’t have belleved—I couldn’t|rod.” she sald (Copyright, 1930). | |” from the dew SO TE Si pe Ms ADVERTISEMENT This is the first big meeting ever | can lick ‘em myself.” al fraid held by cats. a a orter the story of the Prince Pearl | Only the second round, 1 was afra Sure you can,” said Coke. . f of that match.” nr She was weeping. you don’t find * . “To be sure there have been cats oGac, be 0 go with trimmings, and intimated : ‘ | : i . before now, and they have set us Sey,” aie, Regge. “out eut tae that the young reporter, lately as- “You leave it to me, Tim,” sald January 31 and February 1 ICKEN, th aiinae young ee net wf § ina , em ( Of back-slapping, you birds, and let's R “rT how up for!” T . . | | @ fine example. : ting page, would egan. —. pep your sno p O talk businegs. signed to the aporting I'll show you smart New Cc nly Liquid | LIMIT 2 DAYS man threw himself upon his (Ce knees beside her, imploring, ' York hicks a fighter. A gong to * | hai seaches . Neo baggage. Dyce in alu be Cohiven Tey Sees Seeks omy ame +g “Margaret! For God's sake, don't R. that we wish to do everything of | then he his hair stand on end. got up and stood watching gong fighter.’ T ’ : “Com ast,” said Regan, “we Saver. | which they may feel proud. Speed and Dugan, who were bounc- Coming e d Tim gave Regan a push. % 1 0 DETROI mecry! I take it back! I didn’t mean “6 ‘ ; :, . that bo The members of our family have | ing about the ring just above them, | #4 to take a stateroom so that boy; =... gong to gong set-up fighter,” | it!” Two cups been lazy. They have always “Listen, Coke,.”. .gaid Re of mine could work out. He's per- te , , pean, ' , he said. i “You're so—so cruel!” she ch th ; ; hat’ll knock “em Leave Louis January 31 P T beans, two osen @ most comfortable jumow'd youutike= PERERA | said that Prince Pearl laid down.” Se ge Z gives place ty soft, glossy, lustrous heir,sparklingWi@ He pauseq an Mr. Williams TE CRewan laughed. : | S | irlhood color, so like the ori -ghade no one 7B *emea to be hardly more in « ? Mandl had his money on Prince,| | 0 family ¢ . detect its use. A few moments in mood for conversation than Mar- TV. : | ie ‘g| Tim. How about that?” - é : Soret had been, es | “I don't know,” said Tim. “I'm y privacy of your room is 3 neither sticky 8° ew on goin’ home?” Penrod : | | just telling you what Sleepy eaid.| 48 greasy. Can be washed, curled or waved as often inquired. | : } 24 Mae acstnetanin on Larsen to-} BUR , you wish. Don’t experiment with preparations (MA. ut the visitor only muttered a cae a ed | oie srpamie ts ee Bp metht and descend- “Send him around,” said Regan. " : : are noticeable. ete ae the stepe of the yerandah. , 's 7 J j 4 * ; - r ; ‘T still got two grand that ain't g: : : y ‘ * J , working,"’ ys : 3 4 . : ‘ ” i * > x s . ~ Pe a4 ‘ 23 > 3 2 . \* Slee ‘ » : ee , ‘ > i Po . - oe ae! ae ; +i : Pe “ ie 7 f 4 ® ¥ . “e cloualy Sat ern ies Sea, age Si me ‘ (ee ae * : ig, 5 ae cy F ‘ : é . Boe ee 55 ees, ce ae - 5 ; a : P : La fe R Bak PRP Sores ’ ok at et e | he eid Ga taz - af - ~ iS 2 ct @ L4 mn “4 ~ Aq ft > re $ - 2 3 4 > * ws a Se Ri? 5 . ‘ a s Fs ~ eh ot ot ae, 4 ? tree r ic - ie FER ett ; oa 4 ak a cotta = j ee ae BPS). Sra: a ; ‘ & sat 2 >: ease 28 Sh a > 1a nd tT! be “ Be i @e A ey , signe . Fira. sae F > ae a os ae bs: J ‘ Bey Ge: > . =ee*. . : se ie uk - ae eed - . ‘ “te 4 ¥ YS ee At , ee > 2 Se Pe TF + hee . Pe hy ree t q . ana manny ? 3 ae: / the 4 ex * 1 A * et a ol ae : ce eae . > Ate i > on er rf mt > ey “4 + % & i Smee ge. ¥ Ee ae: MS ‘ y oe bs ry ~ ie $ % : . ae B ‘| 7 Wy) ee 4% a pie ‘fy * a 29 4. See art, Se Bet! if ee ee 2 bps “4 Q = Pre en he fal ; oe eS re (ek 4 ia Bore les * ey. v. aa ee es eet Epa 24 ee arer! ve | 4% $i ts ; es Wes id Be Bo « Se * es : - ‘ eee / bys) 7 ‘ e 52, eee S eee Pt oss eu are . . ’ t = SG Be 2 eX rr as [Pe | Se Sia Beat PS phe By.’ ‘ et he 4 i] eck HE * ‘> 2 Fy te 3 “¥ tee Fire, tate +o _ 2s Te 2.3 Ro at ‘ : “ae : 7 ; .) Es ry ; a ¥ 7 7, 42 2 Pr Py 2" UAg om 4 4 — a) , J *: ° ag t s ee Te i 5 yy = =} : ) +? ex, 7 4 7 4 Le ‘eS. 4 7 4 : 4 7 e S a; San Ye T 4. yg Sats eg ay %. 4 7 aehty tad Wns ‘Se Oe B , - ‘ > Ae > ‘a8 * a ‘eas x S. 9 . ws ej t a MS se ae hate: a fy, ee a 5S a. ee ees Ae SS Pisa : Re Phas hy 2 ; "4 ae: : am 4 ne ie 25 . % as ‘ a * ra" : 7 F * ea jaraee oe : et. or : > tal . - * S. Ee - 24 + eof ’ ? . - a 7 . wa e > { : % ; is a. ae + ee bs bd sal 2] } = S 7 ow ad yo ‘ he ree i ae a3 : F > 5 . £ © . % - a 8 } hk Jf or a a CU Bray pla mw gs : = n tem a” ex] : s ~ - ~ ae 7 ’ » - & poo ee nee Nd Ae eh Oe en ee ee a oe ac ae fe 9 4 ‘ ‘se. dad thon, nyt ee ie nee 7 re gi kate eed nb Sik» tae i A » Dealer rac > ine nq Lat in 2 ae Ee ee ae te A tek Fila i en ae — gee 200 thoi ~ AGS +? <8 a ‘ . 4. ee : i | “Regan,” he said, “the only thing we about you is, you get'a hell of a 4 Round | reputation, I'd take that two 24g ify ch grand if l-was on the le, But - don't Ser Saas , = 4 ly any English, : A : “Well,” said Regan, lav “y). cant ateak Bwedinh, 40 there 7ou| _ “Teli you-what I'll do just to keep you honest,” said Big. Tim. “Tt take one grand of that two. Honor bet.” ~ = “O.K.." sald Regan, “It T was you, Regan,” sald Tim, “T'd chuck that Ohio kié and con- wop : ; +4 i ge Ts i SB F Leave St. Lonis 10:00 P. M., arrive Cincinnatl 8:25 4. M, returni ie, Sa ty ad ” Shc Piast + 7e os < 7 . HM eoeeneee |S Give v eae es is ae ee = ie ot Se Re te 4 ; bad ey ie ~_ are Mh ne , 2 ee atest int dash see ‘eli etm teh x, Res oo Ry tae PE ee ae $n. EAA RES We GRRE. Aa ke SB Ae eh tag he sex aE me i

Page 33

bie Re ea RS Ss ee ~ “ oo Te iit zt * FE i} ? t [ AE iH ee + AN [kT (Ty | ylekest Time. Best Serviee. BASH URSIONS TO 1 and February 1 LIMIT 2 DAYS chair cars and coaches only. Ne baggage. , DETROIT \ 9 and Return 31 at 6:30 pm and 11:50 pm; F ¥ pm. Returning leave Detroit set later than February 2. TOLEDO and Return at 6:30 pm, Feb. 1, at 8:47 am and 6:30 pm. mot later than 7:25 pm (E..T.) February 2. AMIT 15 DAYS checked. Tickets honored in sleeping care se fer be DETROIT and Return Si at 6:30 pm and 11:50 pm; February ¥ d 11:50 pm. (“Midnight Limited” te Detroit Station at 12:05 am.) 50 TOLEDO and Return at G:30 pm; Feb. 1 at 8:47 am and 6:30 pm. __ nt list» in the Post-Dispatch are being reac than can be reached through any lists rent rooms quickly. a a _put a touch of- Color on Your lips .. Your Cheeks »- Sour E Y 1.9 ‘not Touch Up k brown,.medium brown, light brown, hades you desire. You can add a touch r gray hair as easily and as confident 1 your eyebrows or add a to ich to yo ives to your hair its natural, attractive thout a touch of gray. The faded look soft, glossy, lustrous heir, sparkling with , so like the original shade no one 1” detect its use. A few moments in the room is enough; neither sticky ™° washed, curled or waved as often #5 on’t experiment with preparations that * a $1.35—For Sale Everywhere “ 2 Mewar S ee ee Be ee 2 ont ee od Ses le ge eros - tr ob Wa S by © Ae - “gs Re a ila L Memmecst ee SAMPLE ' SAMILE ne co. W Hedbery at., and black hair eeeeeee eee eee eertee ee sens bonveee* 4 £20 ae ve 5 ghade desired. eeeeeeeeee light brows ees os te | PP eres sss osse O98 00009 00 ccmmDSy oe 9 eee OC OURREE mae se eee eee eeeeemoepesceseVeege Cit¥. -mameeepet bs dindlind at = faret had been, , After that, Penrod wat ee ee ee wr e Oils... terigitigg b plie *- a 6% P gee ® . ‘ F ENROD By Booth Tarkington ak met s Somes : PT ion : a ’ ee sae * . nee pee " cg ; é my a re CHAPTER 16. wrod Does a Little Brother Act. ARGARET sat up straight in Moer chair. “l think,” she said, MS,ith sudden frigidity, “I think bring such charges wwhy, ws,” Robert protested unhap- “J only meant that last sum- , thought you were pretty gZof me, and when I came home the holidays, you were 60-—so— wiendiy that I thought we'd pret- y well settled things. And your ytters, up to three weeks ago, were _were the same .Way. Then you “n't write any more——" _“| knew your time was occupied with commencement.” “You shouldn’t have been ham- | “yampered!” he cried indignant- iy, “Margaret, how can you sit there and go on with such bare- taced hypocrisy?” “what!” she sald. “Hypocrisy?” ty that what you're charging me ll know it! You've changed wvard me. You don’t want to be agaged to me, and you put it on ng score of my future instead of onfessing that there’s somebody “what!” “It's true! It’s you who want to be free. I feared it; but I wouldn’t believe it, not even when $7? t was told s0. “Told so!” she echoed sharply, “Who told you?” “| decline to state. But it’s true. 1 was told yesterday that yo’d gone everywhere for the last four or five Myceks with a new man that’s come ere to live, named Dade.” “Mr Dade!” Margaret cried an- crily. “He has nothing whatever to do with it, and I wish you'd please leave Mr. Herbert Hamiltow Dade out of this conversation.” Robert rose in agitation. “It’s true! I see it must be the truth.” he said. ‘It Is this Dade! And you saat there pretending you were think- ng of my future—oh, Margaret, [ should think you'd be ashamed!” “You—vou are so unjust. I souldn’t have believed—I couldn't = iw She was weeping. - - - TRICKEN, the miserable young A nan threw himself upon his beside her, imploring, For God's sake, don't I didn’t mean knees ‘Margaret! ey! Itake it back! z;” "You're s0—s0 cruel!” she pbbed. “You—you have no right -it'snotso. Mr. Dade hasn't been hre since early in the week——he was here one evening—I admit Robert sprang to his feet. “You "he said harshly. “I thought so!" And he broke into bitter laughter. “Fool that I was.” he cried. “Yes, a foo: in a fool's par- diss. there at college—believing u loved me” “I never told you so,” she pro- tested. “No; you never told me in = s0 many words. It was only the flirt’s way to let a poor fool guess it for himself.”” Moaning, Margaret lifted implor-. ing hands, caught his arm and clung to it. “You must’nt, Rob- ert!” she besought him, in a choked cic. “Il can't bear it! You lustn’t charge me with making playthings of men — you can't dream how miserable | am! I’ve told you"—-she choked—that Mr. Dade was here Tuesday”"——— At this moment:a’*human voice poke from just on the other side oa large Bath chair that stood about four feet away. “It wasn't tither Tuesday.” this voice. said, in lones of warmest interest. “It was Wednesday he was here.”’ Margaret leaped to her feet. Penrod!” she shrieked, how long lave you been there?” “Well, just while you and Bob teen talkin’,” he replied casually, and continued, “I remember. well tsanything it was Wednesday and hot Tuesday he was here, because Wednesday | and papa went to the Movies and” But Margaret remained for no further introduction of corrobora- tive evidence. “Oh}”» she cried. F'th a tumultuous rush, she dis- Pbeared into the open front door. ‘T guess she feels mad,” Penrod id placidly, turning to Mr. Wil- ams, . He paused as Mr. Williams femed to be hardly more in a mood for conversation than Mar- “Well, inquired. . But the visitor only muttered mething incoherent and descend- ithe steps of the yerandah. > e« 8 : ENROD hopped up and, quite Unsolicited, accompanied him to ,, the gate. “1 know: I'at right,” * sald, “because, after the mov- es. Tang papa went to bring mam- a from prayer meeting Wednes- a night, and, when we got back, "a Dade was here, and papa heard on call her a Princess or sump- “tg and told her so.at breakfast “ext morning. Well, after that Vell, £0odnight.” , , , enrod added this farewell a fit- “4 breathleasly, . ; you goin’ home?” Penrod owing to the abr, ie with which Robert little iyway!” * in si- — expecting the. y of a "ment, but nothing came. This of one whom he felt to be fally his equal caused him some surprise, but, upon reflection, he decided that Margaret's conduct was re- sponsible. — “Penrod had admired Bob Wil- liams faithfully, above all other suitors, for more than a year—in fact, ever since the preceding sum- mer when Mr. Williams had given him a dollar, and the seeming curt- ness of this present departure caused no abatement in the ad- miration. Besides, in the matter of Margaret, Penrod was firmly on Robert's side and even more (firmly not on Mr. Dade’s side. However, she had influence fn- side the house, and he delayed -be- fore entering if. because he gieom- up the authorities there him. ; He was cheerfully surprised, therefore, upon repairing to the I!- brary, where his mother and father Were engaged at cribbage, to be greeted casually, no reference whatever to Margaret being made. George B. Jashber was emphat- ically present at the Schofield fam- ily dinner table the following eve- ning, though the family and Mr. Herbert Hamilton Dade, @ guest upon this occasion, were’ uncon- scious of the honor. Mrs. Schofield did indeed noticé a peculiarity in her son's manner; but she misin- terpreted it. “Do your eyes hurt you, Pen- rod?” she whispered to him. “No,” he said. “Why?” “You keep making that puck- er in your forehead I’ve mo- ticed lately; and you keep leokinre out of your eyes sideways, as though it hurt you to look at any- “ % ‘ a ie al ’ Ls : ; + 5 ciel: “oth * ue . : P ; é ‘ae tS ae ‘ “4 3 16 ra . % - ; 2 . > P " e +. : J * # 2 a ge % oP eee i a c # Zz eee a a elie aati ‘. * TO? a a ale ie it a , ” ” : 5 ee , - /. ee oe — ae Sa 42>: yy 7% = : RE . S.. . . tar" - Pr. A pa a 2 4 : a © ae 5 hi ea | % : , ~The St. Louis Post-Dispatch Daily Ma ’ : 1* : , 3 +% -% , ‘ . ; . SS a Se. ‘ . . anal s = aa Pi ed ne . nd 4 : = = 2 rs ad ; oe “ = [2 oe bad ‘ * . , a }. one of which is larger than the other. Us the center of the smalier put one tablespoon pre- pared iamb, moisten edges, cover .with targer piece of. pastry, press edges together firmly, prick upper paste In several places, brush over with yolk of egg diluted with one teaspoon cold water and bake in hot oven. ‘ Lamb filling: Cook three table-., spoons of butter with a few drops of onion juice until well browned. Add four tablespoons flour, brown fiour in butter, then add one cup lamb stock. Season highly with salt, paprika and curry powder. To one-half the sauce, add two-thirds cup cold roast lamb cut into smal! thick, cutting out with circular cutters, riasdleg before sending them, to the e. Limas de.Luxe _ Two cups cooked, dried lima beans, one-half cup minced pimien- tos, one-half teaspoon salt, one cup grated cream cheese, One and one- half cups white sauce, two table- spoons tomato catsup, two table- spoons butter, melted, one-half cup bread crumbs. Mix pimientos, cat- sup, limas, salt, cheese and white sauce. Pour into buttered baking dish. Mix crumbs and butter and spread on top. Bake in a moderate over (360 degrees Fahrenheit) about 30 minutes. Stick Sandwiches ; Prepare plain buttered sand- wiches of fresh bread. Press tightly together ang cut in one-half inch length, removing crusts. HAT miserable chest cold—rub on Masterole and see how quickly youll feel better! Rub it on again every hour for five hours and you'll Working like the trained hands of a masseur, this. famous blend of oil of mustard, camphor, men and other helpful ingredients in} ef natur- . It rates and stimulates blood circulation and helps to draw out infection ache and pain. Eh hy , e »” ‘ %e Zz +> ~ ‘ c? r+ ay ‘ art) +4 . * x pe eceaees’ ' ‘ ‘ +r ‘ > “ .. + oaeanunamneenaenennenentaiamanenemeadt 2 nN 4 oe » RES Nia ~ Bs “ se Ad Anew kind of Cod Liver Oil SHE LICKS the SPOOR! ' Goodbye to fishy flavored cod liver oils; don’t even S Gatth the Here’s A marvelous gift of science. Cod fiver oil that and old alike delight in © i ith nothing left out, except the ir bodies by the dd! All druggists should have Cod by this time. The Cod Liver Off that Tastes Like Chocolate > c yj effect it has on the How refreshing 7 How cleansing 1 How safe = _ ~ modern. thrift - dentifrice ance of your teeth. . Moreover, Listerine Tooth Paste is safe for all types of teeth. Its cleans- ing ingredients are the most costly obtainable and are selected because of their gentle action. They simply can- not harm enamel. | Get a tube of Listerine Tooth Paste. You will be delighted by its results and =4 by its economy. Lambert Pharmacal = - |~ Company, St. Louis, Mo., U.S: A. ~ . away ‘ferm menting food particles. - eo 9 > e ® « - ‘LTERE is:a dentifrice that will win Paste a felw days, examine your teeth i Kyou the moment you try it. ‘see how'n pe ae . You: will be delighted by the won- they are,’ You will also ~ “+. ee ee * » * * = +e ee PO . ~~ — a = ome tetany Se. eee oo oe Cent ben /~* i as b= =" * ol —“ ee a a ee ~ “ ~~" eS ee ee er, ie ~~ “Ss .*" a Me r ales ' . ~ ? . tote a ne, core? @& Pe Remy Bae Me = »

Page 34

Ree eS “a “2 ; “i “ ee ame = Me ee SIR on =a Bh a pee ae ae Pe es 4 Raley 3: i, oon ae il yee Ce oe aes a a: MO COR AR Re 5 a eh fal Cait eae ny Mee tak Pape at Best ee Rat . BO GRE :: Me Zoe jen 8 : ae P. Sri: ieee eee Pia , . ‘ae oe 4 2 eager. 5 or At ae ipl ee % at ‘ey ieee Ct a ie ite eas ior a es = . E~. Fe Be 2 aia PO re 5 eee s if a oa we a | ; m ' - ‘ . _ —_ a , , : ig cogs “ont F ee Se a i a , F Scion OG ee eae , ; ; Fe A gg ff te Se ~ . = a ett ee + ¢ —e ARE 8” 0 . | . “s a : ai ei Fo 2 : — - ” | ES - — “ ii - — “a % ms 3 : Best Diganeh Redlo 1! ON THE AIR TONIGHT GROSS-WORD P : : KSD il ana KMBO At § c'clek WEBM, 1s See | f vache es oot tates ee Temata | | | He fof the Daylight weekday broadcast. wer as it is . brOkdeast by ] tee in@ at 9140, 10140, 120 a. mm, om gan fom eaaahesh Gatien ee 19:40, 1.4600d3 46 p.m. Market | WLW. Twenty-fo | quotations and news ine | bers will be heard. A Wide range 2 | of interest to the ‘West. | of music will be covered by the or- 6:30—OLD-TINE SONGS—KSD. WEAF. i ~- , | Prices eupptied by Market News | chestra and band, selections thelud Ww. seay. Ratnaceue trio: ' a | | ; | Gervice, U. & Department or | ing “Pigrims ‘Triliphal, “The Oe SUe COON PLAYERS—KESD. > “30. : 10. ° = s Jute, Ts } | Agriculture and Prinéipal Ba- | American Fiyet,” “Phe Rooster ¢ : eeamtan - mats WR ) Nee a | | op 5 Sabet | : “Bedksonian,” “Cdpenhagen” and] WEAF woo, WOW. WDA, WWa.| - rts; 12:45 p.m. Musical selections; | i f 5 | i} Louie —_— sf Ain’t Got Nobody.” ~~ 5. ¥ ANGO ROMA NTIOD-— hae tenor; . potions; “>? | f i. 3 pa € Wednesday, January 29 “he Olde Tymers ill. fiadle WEA. WoC. WOW, WW. : Ss a rox 11345 A. M.—Twelve O'Clock |“Meney Musk” and “Big _ Bared r STUART : : } |" Ttio. Mule.” June Masaroti, “dives” : Woe, Wear. war, | 1 £2300 M.-12:16 P.M. =News of singer, will do two songs Gnd &@ : reer | the Naval Conferthee direct : piano duo will play “Twelfth Street | $:30—+ We We bee Wak, 7 | following prograni: Rag.” - : woe. a vt af Hh ot Cope Damrmech | The usual Palmolive hour OTR Geto aah. © WRAP, a 1 Paige | neo as cn, vari Ore Dae | ee Ea aa cae eb0ab 68 bccn cb i C48 68s mer, soprand: iza . Bor lice teenager Og nt Besienst contralto; ; Oliver, tenor; the mpl f4Re ‘ wor ‘ Bae 8 Aa RE SORE Raa ol Revs” cunt the Oteers |e Gis en oncumead b bis & , : or 5: ' ‘s ore : 53 Diamonds, J, 26, 6, 8; Clybs. | 5:00 P. ome Black and Geld Harvey Hindermyef ené Bari am. . . ad . . £6, | | Room as . National Broadcasting Co. Blué Mrs, Pimm, South, opened the ||| 6:30 P.M.~-"Old Time Songs.” | 5:00—NEW YORKER'S ORCHESTRA= bh onservatory. : | ) ah Auction With one No Trump, pre |} S008 Oe Here e : . ; | | co ferring it to her aneraative bid of || 7100 P. M. Quality : : a é N AR 4 a Renny. | oe gee : nd because With five sure A t? i Gan’'t Haré Yo JR. WR BERT | 4 ae cud to. bot hand, and only tout ||] 7:30 P. M.—"“El Tengo Romaty he Old Hlack CROW 444444454 es « iat th the oa ng OE EET 6:15— TRE RISE OF GO | i ond suit, the one — ws Te Cork tA -0960:c08eees3a ‘3 Olive Palmer Gt30— WESTINGHOUSE SALUTE— me cards in the Diam t, : WJZ, K WLW WJ # n eects bessestoedias ents : . a Diamond bid would pot have por- ||| 8:00 P. M. » Stuart Pro il) Gus away, Mobaplib scaccstcaees weve ee ee we | pan td trayed the strength of her hand ||) |. gas. H. G, Smith, president of the} *°" © — pais Otiver ee KDKA. Wii KYW, WLW. WHES, apse i adequately, Mn Barclay, West, 8:30 PE ee ig Hout. ofa? : My slur Heaven. +? : : ¢ . pamsed. Mr. ‘Tobin, North, said 9:30 P. M.~ Hunting the Head- bare tate 0 ecR RT ot ae | [VANIA FORRESTENS—qWK. ) aaa Bese & was éstra i, tee _—. Pm 4 that ne 10:00 P. M.=Lew White Organ | Spanish Se viak speweseecs Pollocis HORIZONTAL. YESTERDAY’S ANSWER as but meérely an indication to ~ Recital. ive. Paleet 1 Pouch. i parteer that he held & tive-eard 10:30 P. M.—Central Park to. ths ‘ Resthing fér sar v i Condition. ie suit and strength for the No Trump. mee || Marine tonight at €:80 over RWI. Paul Oliver gy Nod. foe In @ ease like this, the strength Thursday (Daytime) || This progtam ¢ tribute to the $roam Hollywood Revué 12 Now (Italian). fo may be either in the sult named, ? « f}\ courage, skill and ability of these | mee me Toman reamland 13 The “Bineteenth Bs ag i& this instance, or On the side, 9:46 A. | ao who transport our foods overseas on 6 ano and coniraito President.of the ie or in both places; and such a bid | 10:00 A. M.— es Ab- and to the naval architeeta, mariaé Dreamer estra sraited tiatek iy the Ne Trumpér lacks support for : | Se seeing executives Whose fifi. fin- — a 15 A president of Rpt wit The fact that Itistitute. : Another Cuckoo skit pfogram is Tufts College. Pe the thajor & 17 46A — NBC gers guide our water-borne ¢cotn- edheduled at 8:80 over KWkK. u P. ey wen asakionsl argu Gment tn ||| 12:00 M.19 the firet trick, Mr. Barclay. ou, Bick 2 Geld | Players at 6:45 over KSD, There dies cheptra, ihe hery (ab.) VERTICAL. 0 w joa the 7 of Spades, the —- * Gets . ake will be incidental musis. rw Ghenenre ith 31 A pithy saying. 1 Gasp. a fourth-best of his longest and — — — Nathaniel Shilkret, hewly-ap- ontguand | ie Palins LSet GE aud Sereen Shew 33 A state (ab.) 2 A constellation. » strongest suit, Mr. Tobin spread " [appointed director of the MéDilol! Bbec} sity ether din Saturday February } $4 Mother of pearl. 3 Celebrated _re- Ag nis hand for Dummy, afd Declar- | vent the finesse Which would have | o¢ohestra, will offer as his first Cethesire With Chorus LOC AL ST ATIONS ° $6 Consume. former. ee et, Mra Pimm, played trom it the | established Dumimy's Hearts, and | program at 7 o’elock ever RSD s6- “souvent? de Naples’ will be 2 STARTS 11:46 P. M. 37 Grow old, 4 Foot covering. eS singletons 8 of Spades. Mre. Ryan. | also as a false card to induces Dé- | jestions by fainouws composers He played by the Neapeliten Nights ae (550ke)7:15 a. m., Meditation. A L L s & A T & 38 Biblical name, 5 Greek letter. tg wast, knew from the fourth-best/clarer to refuse a finesse on the | succeeds Erno Rapes. orchestral ensemble under Giu-| ‘Tain, ban Sra Gest es Oe i 39 Insect. 6 Ever. be lead (using the Rule of Eleven) | second round of the sult. 56 De- Bach concert. will feature & seppe di Benedetto during a coh-| program. Adaress: Rev, Wicks a 40 Prevaricator. 7 Tries. ny that there were four Spades high-|clarer planned to return to hér/soloist, Lewis Jamies, tenor, being] 0+ over KWK at 9 o'clock. mm, Dislegua Muses 21, She Gemee 41 What is owed. $ Discover. er than the 7 which were not held|own hand to lead Hearts again | scheduled for tonight. Others to The program: hour. Addtess: Rev, Hohéenstein, Musid, 43 Metal fastener, 9 A two-pronged ty by her partner. She saw three of jthrough Mr. Barclay’s hand. She} be heard on later programs 1n-/ psntasia Napoletano BMOX (1090K0)—8, Cofinne Fredericks, TO DAYS : aaa si di We the four ... the 8 of Spades in|leq Durhmy’s Deuce of Clubs, East/ clude Countess Olga Albani, so- . ‘Orchestra pianist: 6:30. Emerson Brown, baritone; ee . — Gi Dummy, and the Queen and 10 in| played the 10, Declarer, South, the| prano; Perey Grainger, pianist-| % "(ame Bul on oodetlo. Gener ey . her own hand. . . 80 she knew De-| Ace (a false card) and West thé/compéser; Julian Oliver, tenor; | Sigiliette sateen Geaiiss eae clarer had the other. Although ft) 4. Gladys Rice, soprano, afd James} jrutica Promyis Ry. OTHER ATTRACTIONS | , . DE x | 73 was probable that Declarer’s one} Declarer then led the Deuce of/ Melton, tenor. Alba Novella Pe ews: 10 , xi eard higher than the 7 was either| Hearts, West played the 7, Dum-}j The program détails follow: — Ensemble a: i . Blue | __ SAT—RAE SAMUELS | | id, es the Ace or King, there was &/jmy the 9 and Mast the Jack. This Fomp Citeumstence Marek .., -Elgar | S°¥venir de ae a les D. en ielieteon ,orenestte pe: chance’ that tt was the Jack; s0./ finesse cost Mra. Primm a Heart |%7>e7 pha’ Bayada’ viclinig , Sarasa Canzone Maria | |. wi to prevent any possibility of thej}trick because she was unable to sree poy hie | iuseppe di Benedetto, Tenor > aris ie Ween? Gad | —~ et trick being won with a Jack, Mrs./put Dummy in again; but it was ne ince beseaccecss ‘oo taped wes ta 6 Kolste — a | ) ) " ivan played er, Queen. a play fully, suatitied, by the de- TT Beers — | pty OX, Ss | ot ke eg velopment of the hand. Any other Rel $Xs $date iia cast at 9 o'clock over KMOX, Bhe ‘Look at Legs, ae RS. PIMM, the Declaref, could would have been against the prob- Rottertiz to” bse p+ rac cees Otten will sing her songs in “The Show Said the een ay M not tell whether the adverse | aniiities. Chauncey > ‘eee aan éf shows’ and “She Couldn't say : ~se ee eight Spades were evenly or To trick seven, Hast ied the Lee Sims, pianist, are to be x No.” \ é, —to MAURICE PU unevenly divided between the twO[Queen of- Diamonds; Declarer with Ld Kogen and ope on ed) ‘The detailed program follows; CHEVAI IER oe adverse hands; but she decidéd t0/niayed the 6; West the 9; Dummy Poamers broadcast | er Pate the ¢ | With Sur : : + se hold up hér only stopper in the/the 7. East continued Diamonds ts ta Date 5 Ll the big heart i suit in an endeavor to exhaust/with the Jack; Declarer played ee 4 h fro “i Bast, if that hand had less than/the Ace; West the 8 of H j y~ To ) Smasher m ste four. So to the first trick Mrs. Dummy the Trey of Clubs. West's Been 5 ++ +.. "Cs tessta Mast the T of @ program follows: —You, too, will get - ST 0 N-AVO vi Spades would be continued, Mr | Digtnonds, and Declater the 6 of raglion, “Oe tata of rom, the | Goose-Pimples of ee one : Nes Barclay thought it best to overtake | G46. He. ate.” ‘tmao Che Bape! be important saline | P ri FESTIVAL COMPANY al y te, Bareiny led his € of Spades, to} 22, tick eleven West led the #} ves Cassinelll, seprane, hire to Soe Gesamte oemaneS: tingling joy when you. Mon. “Matry Wives af Windoor — show his partner that his fourth- . = — Poe gen played the %./ sing “En Cubs," Lecuena’s “Noche tg Scene as th get a load of JEAN- Wed. Even “Mash Ade Abset Nothing.”|| NEXT best was not his lowest, and that he thy the Declare Azul,” and Oteo’s “Flor de Mayo” onthenttl. Overeane’ a MR, and eS ETTE MacDONALD Thurs. “Romeo duliet.” . | P my, North, discarded the 5 of Dia- stan aa ino ° gram over at 7180. over KSD at 10 an mg st play k Eve., $2.00. monds; Mra. Ryan, Bast, played| ni ona whi : Mariani will direct the or- im a eS T wands an han ana, TOM the te egg Spades; and Mrs. the following program: BE oddly si. WE siumber music zones | Pimm, So won with the Ace. ; ow may be , 31, 3:00) Declarer cotld onbetes nS —_— in gen ies at 10 o’dloc of the ' ‘LOVE PAR ADE’ ODEON 8 fre. re. 1. s:30., | Wo Heart ‘“ Forge again at s9U, . ‘ : deat : home il The Park Central Casino Orohes- STARTS FRIDAY TH NY yer 4 abbas’ *«eenens tra will play at 16:30 over KD. § e t E SYMPHO , 4 the sap «OL 10:30 over KWK. cy pact eee Out-of-Town Stations ate on te ame ' i is . Mie fi . Bareley, aa ) 8:30, FF i 7:80, Fike bapa ii GE a rahe 0, ge ca 20 hale ORG SZELL aS 30, ous £ eet DET nse ate senior nant “gegr™o 4 oe YiS Pm. the Farmers Farmer, 9, MELBA ey ae PIANO SOLOIST ie ong mag ot noe holding the swanes River ... S4adepeeeceere BOotee Hy ! im rab fey i 20, gan Michiga n onda, “ee VEL. ony St. — - noe Declarer did not lead Quart ; er. 1924 Michinan Dena dane | tie AE. it, Would win the trick. But Mr. Zumt 9 Uitte Loy. {jie Kis. dena | Pas muito wosios th,"Bk “Als ree acon | +d alone Cc ine e Barclay’s own would then Is All My ~sseteuee s RO@MiCn ¢ ge MOGLER ¢rs saa partner's Heart bid. Delay “cn at . . batteries on | 4 not afford te _— ed i AB win, ve | - - ie dash | °°" fo fF and a Stace thd. gata chash dn ‘ , oe et , yne % a} ee ; . L* program will be 5 ophe th Ane ake 7oreadcast from 7:30 until) 8:30 by WLW, WIL (St. Louis), WIBO : - at" one : odeueated sarmened a = ; 4 | t cs ‘ or Gees sae | : ; te: hak a Ae. . e: eS < A - 3 cs aay. igi % wt . ee owe. * eu ke Gres Se ees mictieres oniiniis pea as Re A ee

Page 35

Ss 0 fe PS & . : , : Sgt .: JANUARY 19, tite. ; sent . —_ | PHOTOPLAY SHEATEES ; ae STARTS FRIDAY FOUR GREAT HITS No. 1—“The Sky Hawk” Thrilling Romance of the Air No. 2—-E)] Brendel, in Person Pepuler Swede Comie of “Hot Partie” and “ Werld” No. 3—Lillian Shaw Celebrated Singing Comedienne No. 4—Bert Frohman In Oye Birthday Stage Fy Special Midnite | and Sereen Saturday, F STARTS 11:46 P. Mi. i ALL SEATSI 2438 E. Grane Novelty WEST Congress wees’ beoket 2 TS Powel in HERIS.” Ati- Singing. -_ — i —————_— = Bd ee a RUA $e ie Pe § 5" Set ea a ON gD Ae BP AS a atin és 4 5 ee f nei oe et, Si Bae po By aS A vig et pS 7, seks cst: EES OR oe es paths 5 Bathe Pn > ot , eg eee he tree mS oe ¥. hi J by i 1a J TF ’ - . ’ : x Ne. Be r ey: dea a bs a % i 5 oa + | bin es ~ Stata aat ox Tee, bee ieee ttey " 6 eS eae Ke ae ~ tert ra eae *~ > + oy ‘ ae a Ma g - 7 eS ry 44 : J hte te Tyee 43 og ebeek) Pa é - ey oe a ke a AS ee late Pe ee ike Ss eee ee es : eS s "45 wee oe % ie . BG siti or ee ; n > : a - .. : csmammmnameeanemee : oF teh ag os _ } ae : y e See J & * . er % * ay 2. nate tr s3 : » ist rw : ee 2 in 7 * se Mt Pode apenas . 3? i ¢ t ¥ . Se ae ‘ ie oe - ~ he i : ae i, ed ‘ : - Po Ae el ee x i, Oe uh a b gf : ah 4 er. ~ : 5 we GE Shy se “ : oe. _ — ae : ™ Bie ay ?, eee ees —— — ie By a i A 2 2 ms grea Be EE. fh RRS gore 4 GUESS TUBBYLL : 2 THink We 2 oe 2 TO CHINA — ‘> aa v : Fete | ; 4 19 P hee. ? x az Se + s | pet 7 3 pr ; * . ‘ aoe % — aa PG eys Sorreer ; ae f e % ; se CT i a ; ee | “3 4! , = : 7 ? 4 % | TI b ; | ae e Ne bs —By Sol Hess 4 ” . _+— 4 —— ee SHAG OFT NO s. a « - SYMIA LS SHINING IM STILL COURTIAS = , } U8 TO FUNT ABT. leer ; JENCE , | ae HORIZONTAL. YESTERDAY’S ANSWER 10 Mineral. - /, 7 : : 4 Pouch. 11 Conflict. PROUNID THE HOTEL. AND FUNT ; 4 Condition. 96 Cover SEEING “THE ONLY ph te ate y Nod. : \ MAN AND RICH, 1 NATURACL , | 4 Now (Italian). 18 Ancient Troy. SUPPOSED Mar WAS THE ear TY MAKES A MAN THAT - * The nineteenth 2p A famous Amer- . / LOOm.1 GOT MONEY T MONEY. IF YOU president of the ican portrait JUSY MESSE HE AAT N, HAD IT, YOUVE United States. painter. PS ’ — * . { Man's name. 21 French author. - 4 president of 22 Kind of tea. | Tufts College. 23 Hawaiian food. 7 An insect. 25 A group of is- ‘e Contend. lands. ‘ . wachion. 26 System. ‘ a7 - * 46 One who cuts, 23 A monkey. 4 we Bien (Fr.) 49 Kind of bird. 29 Make lace. | : Fy , 7 4 Pri tion 50 Garden dormouse 31 Made a mistake. . S / 7 : eae a “- ; og Ak: i. » : aos hr “ee ae 52 Part of “to be.” * Redent . 3A: z “s ee i aes » he (ab.) 63 Dry. $5 A name, Teacher 54 Skillful 37 Syrian city. Recius professor 55 Wager. 39 Ventilated. (2 VERTICAL. 49 Lighted. 1 A pithy saying. 1 Gasp. 42 The Arabian jas-' ‘ ¢? A state (ab.) 2 A constellation. mine. { Mother of pearl 3 Celebrated re- 43 Golf term. ; : {ons é former. 44 Basso (ab.} 4 $7 Grow . y Fox STRATFORD-UPON-AVON THE LOVE DUEL | iM as, &, lelllaion, Ee pesios:.|| ENTERTAINMENTS tha tS Sy = Adapted by Zoe Akins | LX. and H. Moore. 2600 Hodiamont. This Comic Appears in One of the TWOComic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch ‘ FESTIVAL COMPANY Branch Box Offi, 1004. Olive iW. cand Re. Hao. 4347" OWatha. ~~ | ‘The annual mpeting of St. Luke’s | on., “Merry Wives indser. en — iC. E. and L. azner, 8556 E. Gilmore, Hospita! Association will be held one =n oe = Tees.. “Hamlet.” FIRST LOCAL PERFORMANCE | | 8. and E Huddieson, 1615 Uhio. . : ry oo Nigh | |G. W. and V. Burt atha. lowing a dinner at 6:30 Wel. tee, “Mach Ado Aboot Nothing.”|| NEXT SUN. NITE AT 8:20 | 32 and’ &° Thomas, Toes Texan | Octane ey vital The Rev.| | THE TERRIBLE TEMPERED MR. BANG DID NOT GET AN ANSWER Thors.. “Re fiet.” —_— | *- : , i, NSeMal, SUN an. v, ‘ ’ ir. “Midsummer ‘Night's, Dress.” PUBLIC SEAT |. USRRIAGE LACHNGRS. i. ind A. “Solren 90h Eola | DE. Rute Dy ey. ee the | ‘at. Mat. “Julius Caesar. SAI E OPENS Jolius B, Loeb... .....--seee-- 2742 Belt | W. A. and A Woolbright, 4312 McRee.|ent of the hospital, will read the at. Eve., “Macheth, ‘Louie BF. Vaughat..«ccece ss -286U0 Page | il. and A. Downs. 5547 Ashiana, annual report, Bishop Frederick 58ec te $2.00. T W | Andrew Martillaro...-es+++-- Chicago, Ii. GIRLS. : 0 resid of the azso- OMORRO (Thurs.) Margaret yin “eee BeBe eweere j icy Biddle » A P. and VY. Schenk. 2NS5l Abner Place. B . John B. p ent FOR THE Giuseppe Lauro ...ces++- 5110 Pattison | H. L. and G. Seaton Clay ton ciation, will preside. , . Af an. 31, 3:00 . Autonine Pizolate ...---- bvZ5 Hereford | C. and &. Scimurr. 1447 Shawmut Place. —_—— ODEON $n . od 1, $:38, World’s Greatest Musical Aromirome ...... 1009 N. Compt L. F. end M. ‘Boris ‘ (4h Someone im St. Louis may be Koking for the property you have © sell, of they may be induced to ok at yours if it is a@vertised in| ‘he Post-Dispatel. Phone your or- fer or Icave it with your nearcet: eg'st, ail JUNIPER TAR ltt iy be i q q a yy A of! 3 Ma S so aia - : le ae cs _ aS ; aa Br. pis FB - “i Fe . 7 . : - Pa : q re ~~ as ) | Be | | : ap is the bow. perny | . ! = ie ee POPs x - i 7 . ’ oS ‘. be aa . a - a oa) - aud pats - ~ . taker e [3 . : ae : ihr Pitie LP ERLS 5 ta ' ee Soe . . aK pte 3 Sah. re ae . S Gy ieee sp. SRE Ne eS a » ; B 4 : ay Ae . 2 ; i 2 we . er fv ° es oh So am 4 ‘ x a a aes iy ) ae Ree > ‘ 5 F 1 MPPs P ’ 24 " es ; oe ae. - aes CPs “agua & ee | oS shy * . , Sa ? > ae ‘ ; A. ge is ' ; ; i , om i a 2 2 ze Sy : 5% oS bad eee ag Wek" oy i g on 3 . . ut : 7 yh . ry ; ) eed ——— “e ‘i er te SES = : “ be Te a rt al : ee ae eee vee 9g RRR ake. : " 4 ’ ‘ r eres = A a ; ats “a I os ~~ : a - - he ie tee ee ew eke Ret oe ee ee ow a Wee ete ee et a, ». ne ~— ae we a? ll gy re

Page 36

Se ea S * - ee aac “i ess 5 eis ae ai aes ee he oe ie. , 2m wh HS ~ es nis a y —— > 5 See gg re i wae5 Se See ale * ty thie ney, a geen -. ot Was 3 Le = 1% ~ be Ce ary en See. reg beg: Piasinoe: ; Cha elas a orgie ep tag teat oe eseditiiin a wea — at i ¥ st es ve ee Sab a RETR Om tae ah ae: os He. ee is x Pe Ks ee oe eet y i ii Mop 4 * ~ ae Pes a hee 4? - x ae > a af i se ere ein gk et ae SM CRD tae ae & ee j ge ee — ay “3 IX AY e es, a Pg COMIC PAGE ~~: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29, 1930. 3) SR aie aa gaa : : Lo oy aa ag gee “ . ane Goes Ss Se e ee ce me A 90 Fhe i ee oat yRerenne bes . eS rh a Se jie ae : é% - * _ 6 soa ae: * Fs ~__ n ~ ¢ ha) or ae ae : . 7 © ‘ ~ an od 2 ‘ , ~ s : Ld . - . i Sw ee te eo Soa sod? 7 Ra ees Nr sf. 4 Tots Ah . oe 4 ¢ ‘ ees al a Voie SRY a ee ‘ =) Cy ra ya i. ed Bal. w¥ eevee Saler” ve 5. eae? ¢ Pee Se ae ’ a ae - Cae beets sl ’ 6 Oy? el ee, > he 4, - Sex? ‘ 2 te yee eT i 7 — ps fea Me “F SSS 2g Aye ty eR oe. ‘ey a y Ve Ran. er Pet | Py es Wate Pee Mae cee gee Ra gpk: ; Ya Be co gs PA ee Oe ae ote eS a ip, ER ST a a de Me Rs ie * ; relerts t; fr PP eS 4 . 4 pb ie +7) Rs Fs “ ? - 4 Pree the eat es §: be hag Pe See me Rae: ee 2 os ie PAR ee. ee Eig Baek A Ri TS tes 5 PRIS ie Sy in ieee RR ie ae sciidiaat a ie : - et A ee 3 a se td : a a | . 4 ™ L : * is : ” : pit eae 7 . - . . . io : i Percy L. Crosby Skippy—sy COME ON. we're GETTIN: ouT OF THE NEIGHBORHOOD > WHY, SKIPPY AREN'T You TAKING YouR = LITTLE COUSIN TO SUNDAY SCHOOL? ra ee NO, MAAM, HE JUST SWALLOWED HIS COLLECTION Ella Cinders —By Bill Conselman and Charlie Plumb ff f Kin {If i} ~ : | Le . 4 a \\ ‘ . ¥ ; +} } MA. a 8 AL ) \\ \ \ NS YN This Comic Appears in One of the TWO Comic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch \\\ Semic Sections of the Sunday Post-Dispatch Orth Seat! b4eseh ~ ws 4 ag he ea eae x : KF ‘ i ; ae - a7 ae ae ay v a mee’ x a es ‘ 4 a» se ya | : a § 4 ed . = Pe a ay “4 & : fF ae eee é . ——~———— RE so ES ay nate ee Sa eagine =. ae Sn orn 36 : 2 aT?! , See So | A of 1 to! i> | 4 Tr, | See : 1 Points Cut E | 1 to Nearly 6 Points. OF FRANCE % she Asgociated Press. w YORK, Jan. 30.-—-A series ling attacks in the late after- n ehecked: the recovery of en today’s stock market but | quotations were irregularly her. Many of the early gains of 11 points were eat down, and umber of issues closéd at net nes of 1 to nearly 6 poin sales of more than 3,600,0 res set a new. high record for ear. : ; ernational Telephone, United raft and Simmons h sold down 8 Hts or more, | 4 . : oof, | MRS. DUDLEY ’ DUDLEY FIELD WEDS Bride Is Edna Whom He Was N Copyrich:. 1930. by Publishing Cos, { and Pce LONDON, Jan. Malone, attorney, | Paris, was mar time yesterday. Loulse Johnson. — took place at the Office. , Lajy Cynthia ness fir the br Jowitt, . 10. ey ness for the | Locke, the no the two some able to attend be The wedding * tefided by a large ing Lord and L the brunt of the ate SANOE) nepiy to a ough J. 1. Case; ott. % and &| that he was in'L other issues, “Recorded ne conference. S ines on & -smalier volume: ‘bo Mentone was diy ot 4 hoon influenced by the record- SS t Stores and Spiegel May-Stern | - closed with net gains of 3% to ints. Sg Pe U. 5. Steet Closes Higher. . 8. Steel common closed frac- lly higher at 182 after having 183 toa new high on the rent recovery. General Electric eavily bought, closing neariy nts higher at 72%. Celotex erred showed a net gain of 11 ts, National Lead 8%, Otis tor 7, American Writing Pa- Preferred 6 and Minneapolis- ine preferred 4%. tside the stock market, chief ulative Interest centered in the k of around $2 a bale in cot- futures to new Jow levels for season, and the further drop cents a bushel in wheat fu- also to new lows. Corn fu- showed little change, ns to brokers and dealers by New York Federal Reserve ber banks for the week end- Jan. 29 were announced by the eral Reserve Board after the of market ab $3,245,000,000, enting an tinerease of $4.000,- om compared with the preced- tek. 7 nalysis of the report shows * for owm aeecount increased 00.000 and loans for account of "of-town banks rose $1,000,000, le loans for account of others ased $5,000,000, orelgn exchanges moved with- ntremely narrow limits, Ster- “ables ruling slightly firmer und $1.55%. “Mpenlah pesetas & small part of yesterday's on profit-taking. -— French Bank Rate Cut. lure of the Bank of England t its discount rate today was age as an indication that no ® would ‘made de in the New Federal reserve rate this aft- n, although — p in the — France pate today was re- 28 paving the way for an reduction in the: pe rate, hag been he id i - Cropped from 4 despite thes prepare ks to neet. cali Gee TS in inte ’ " By the Assoviated | - WASHING driving snowste brought traffic t today to keep United States | office by autor o'clock, More of the city’s ¥ dent has little to go from the temporary of and Navy bu Members of ¢ officers of the” ever, had m cabs, usually | streets, sgemet The snow, reached a d still falling ment. Most closed an h workers to get able time. NON-ALCO MEXICO powerful pulq Curse of M some of its leading hou frigerated pu partment ord Refrigeration tion of the which the drif the drink vir All pulqueriag” the refrigerate refrigerators ¢ PPPPrrrrr F . ra : ae