St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 27, 1921

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I - (eee USED CAR SHOW IN YOUR HOME! 1881 Automobile Advertisers used the Want col- last week. & 283 more than used all of the other local pers combined. Post-Dispatch Readers are Automobile Buyers, ogmns of the Pest-Dispatch ~——— VOL. pp ® ‘NO. 148. The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC W ith the Associated Press News Sez vice Ma o a ~ ¥ s e 2a 2 . . ey ee aoe a ie ' _ er * : ae ee ae tte tne tte tech Lilly ean At lay alate a a FINAL L EDITION (Compiete Market Reperts.) ee A eee ta tl A A es & LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, “JANUARY 27, 1921—32 PAGES. : 113 MILK FIRMS ORDERED TOINSTALL PASTEURIZERS FT Assistant Health Commis- sioner Also to Indicate Other Conditions He Says Must Be Corrected. / NOTICE AFFECTS ONLY SMALL DEALERS Methods Employed at the St. Louis Dairy Co. Criticised Fontaine Fox's famous as “Not the Best” by City Inspector. Thirteen owners of dairies and plants distributing milk to St. Louis) 7... households were notified today by| ” ALTO Trolley” Replaces Two-Man Cars on Clayton Line One-Man Cars Have icccetien Motion, but Are Commodious, With Seats for 32. Three one-man trolley cars. in Which the acts as fare- collector, have been placed in opera- tion the Clayton of the United Railways Co. a motorman on line They -0-minute schedule between the Log Cabin Club neighborhood, which the Olive-, is beyond Clayton, and University line crossing on Skinker roac The mounted on a Single r-wheel truck, and hence are referred to. New cars are fou by some passengers, “the Toonerville trolley.” They run with the pitching and bouncing | ‘motion of the cartoon car piloted by, as ‘‘skipper,”’ 1modious with- y have seats f paar they thi > more con or rol Like Clayton both passenger and freight. on Rock Island line at Skinker road. do not go over the grade cross- ing, as a one-man car cannot comply the cars loonerville “meet the trains,’’ trolley, ~ 1) + }- «tii Lie agsistant Health Commissioner Jor-| with the requirement that one mem-} dan that they can no longer serve| ber of the crew shall get off milk in St. Louis unless they install | The proper pasteurizers. Dr. Jordan said today that if the. order was not obeyed and if other) conditions which he would indicate) to the owners were not corrected, he ' ‘cars rameter would recommend to the Board of | Public Service that their permits be) revoked. The dairies and milk plants noti- fed were the following: Martin} Amelin, 1331 Arsenal street; Peter Manzella, 712 Biddle street; Herman Dulle, 3440 De Kalb street; Schevack, 2941 Dayton street: Jo- seph Biondo, 1210 North -Eighth) street; George Geders, 2007 Kosci- usko street; J. Weinhardt, 3417 +Lemp avenue; Raskas Bros., 1311 North Newstead avenue; J. Schuilt«. 3326 Oregon avenue; George Enger, 2829 Oregon avenue: F. B. Hoing, 4532 North Newstead avenue; August Wessling, 3907 [Illi- fois avenue, and the Fiess Land and Dairy Co., 5022 McKissock avenue. -The last four dairies named pro- duce milk on their premises and, ‘under the ordinance, are permitted ite serve that milk unpasteurized, but | also have been receiving an addition- ff and sig- while the other runs the car. two-man cars of the Clayton line, which were run until yesterday, Started from the The new cars northbound line, and the inal, transfer to southbound City Limits to them, so that passenger can go from Clayton Wellston on one fare. to | The United Railways has placed two! | of the use on the two on the! one-man cars in Jefferson Barracks line, Florissant line. | nue (county) line, one on the Brent- : ‘wood Sam | ' NEW JERSEY AND PENNSYLVANIA tie tion H. | Mrs. | / the the each lines, and two and Spalding line, Marcus city. on in TOWNS MYSTERIOUSLY SHAKEN ‘Foundations i } Pictures Knocked From Walls, but No Loss of Life. By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 27.—The public was still mystified early today | ' concerning the sheck that may have | al supply from the outside and serv-| ing it unpasteurized.: The ordinance | specifies that any milk not produced on the premises on which it is bot- | tled must be pasteurized. Have Special on. Dr. Jordan said today that the} milk plants included in his order | had been permitted to bottle milk | they did not produce without pas- teurization under a ruling of the Board of Public Service that spe- cial dispensation could be given where the milk was brought from nearby dairies. Dr. Jordan sald that Director of Public Welfare Schmoll now had au- thorized the notification that the let- ter of the ordinance must be obeyed. The Health Department today sub- mitted to the aldermanic committee investigating milk the recommenda- tions of the department as outlined by Director of Public Welfare Schmoll in a tajk before the Citizens’ Milk Committee last month and by ’ Health Commissioner Starkloff in re- } cent testimony before the Aldermen. Chief of these are the following: Creation of a Food, Dairy and Milk Inspection Service as a sep- @fate bureau of the Health De- Pertment with full supervision Sver milk and its by-products. Increase of the force of inspeo- tors to permit the city to inspect farms in Illinois producing milk for Illinois vith a view of forbid- ding St. Louis distributers to re- ‘ttive milk from farms not ap- Proved as properly producing and handling milk. | - More Chemists Asked For. Increase of the force of the City to permit more frequent — e food, milk and and milk lance of permits for dairy Or milk plants for the cal- r year. yvontinuing its search for first- i@ information on conditions sur- | TRding the production and deliv- 3 ery of milk the Committee on ’ Welfare of the Board of 2e) yesterday visited five ee ype milk and one (a ur which milk is pro- duced. The committee has spent three Gays, since it began its in- _ ‘into the quality. and fairness of milk, in visiting plants committee went first »ester- f to the plant of the St. Louis Co., 2008 Pine street, because Mie testimony before it on Tues- | Gey night of Ropert L. Kayser, gen-" bee geal of the dairy, that his ¥ did not know whether the = it distributes is from tubercu- Wd cows, and that the only tion against tubercular milk ation. City ChemistBuck- @ has said that proper pasteuriza- A Will kill tubercular bacteria in The St. Louis milk ordinance | that all dairy cows within a of Kayser’s testimony om Inspector Rippe was 8 to mote particularly the pas- process at the St. Louis . At the conclusion of the visit that the pasteurization | Philadelphia. | i been caused by an earthquake which | , Was fclt last night in Central and | Southern New Jersey and in East- ern Pennsylvania. The shock was distinctly felt in Guards declared that the city hall building shook and tre- | /mors were distinctly felt in other | buildings. The earthquake, if it was such, ex- tended as far north in New Jersey as Trenton and as far east as Mount Holly. Foundations of houses were damaged at Haddon Heights, N. J. Many other New Jersey towns re- ported having felt it. Along the main line of the Penn- Sylvania Railroad the occurrence caused much excitement, particular- ly in Merion, where pictures were knocked from the walls of the Meri- on Community House. Scientists at Swarthmore College | maintained that the shock could not have been caused by a tremor. as| their delicately adjusted instruments could not have failed to register such a disturbance. They insisted an ex- _plosion must have been the cause. Washington scientists attributed the disturbances to shifting of sands. FOREST PARK Z00 TO ASK PAPUA FOR TWO BIRDS OF PARADISE The Governor of Papua, New Guinea, will be requested to issue a permit for the trapping of a pair of birds of paradise for the Forest Park Zoo. This course was decided upon to- day by George P. Vierheller, secre- tary of the Zoological Board of Con- trol. following receipt or a letter from a dealer in New York that the cheapest birds of paradise obtain- able in this country would cost about $1700 each. FAIR TONIGHT AND TOMORROW, WITH RISING TEMPERATURE THE TEMPERATURES. P. — Ds Sh, oan run on, 3.2 passen-j| De Baliviere sheds. | the | cars of the City Limits) the | two on the Page ave- | } 28. SCHMOLL OUT FOR BURKHAM IN. MAYORALTY RAGE.” ‘Director of Public Welfare, Who Recently Broke With Kiel, Says He Is Opposed to the Third Term. WILLING TO ACCEPT A REAPPOINTMENT ‘Declares, However, That He | Has No Understanding With Candidate He Has Decided to Support. ' the | Public of Director of chairman John chmoll, | Welfare, lana former ithe Republican City |; day announced port publican ittee To- Com he a4 mi would su for the nomination for Mayor, March 11. rec p- Re- in that Robert Burkham the primary Schmoll ently Mayor Hiel, following ent that, in thé for a third reappoint Schm Mayor of .Schm«e : ' announcem event he This was i his election term, i i ' would not oll the said, reached because decision, i's politi- 1c al activity. Schmoll, soon afterward remained om the |New Year that he no longer considered Kiel as this frien away fr Mayor's recepi - > ~ ™ Nie nN nrwen he Burk- Schmoll. announel his i rT) or ssi to Burkham, said support had no understanding with ham to pointment, as the in case Burkham should He willing to be elected. said he probabls (would be a reap- pointment. | The — stateme Schmoll is: “I am for Robert Mayor. accept prepared Burkham for I have known Mr. Burk- |ham for many years, and know him to be a splendid citizen, of ideals, but easily approachable—a | plain man of the people, well quat- er for the high position of Mavor “Il am unqualifiedly opposed to ne third term, for the reason that _long tenure in office tends exX- travagance and inefficient ment. “We need new blood in our city government, and I know of no one who will fill the bill better than Bob Burkham.” to rirhnage- Two More Republicans File as Can- diates for Aldermen. Two Republican candidates for the Board of Aldermen filed didacies today with the Election Board, making a total of 15 who have fiied thus far. No Democrat has filed. The filing time the primary being 'Voters of all wards vote for March 11. the Al- |derman from-each ward, both in the’! 'primary and in the election April 5. Fourteen Aldermen, from odd-num- bered wards, are to be elected. Max Sigoloff of 4027A Lafayette avenue, a lawyer, filed Thirteenth Ward, in which August) Steinmeyer has filed, and in which |} the present Alderman, Taylor Wry- rick, and at least one other, pected to file. Albert Grierson of 406 boulevard, a Deputy from the o4 Twenty-third Ward, in which Alderman C. E. Udell hase filed | for re-election. Others who have filed recently aré Aaron W. Lioyd of 3441 Lawton ave- inue, State organizer for the Negro Knights of Pythias, Seventeenth Ward: Samuel L. Wimmer of 6210 Garfield avenue, a decorating con- tractor, Twenty-seventh Ward: and Sylvester A. Nangle of 4618 Enright avenue, an automobile salesman, Twenty-fifth Ward. i - a | Committee Named to Interview Pro- spective Candidates for Mayor. the local leaders of the Farmer- Workers’ party in the campaign Iast fall, was named as chairman of a ;committee appointed at a meeting held at the Planters Hote! last night, --aaee-39 |) by about 50 voters of various parties, Official WANT TO KHOW ir Kies a"K? and vicinity: Fair tonight and | t empeé rature; lowest tonight will be about 30. Missouri: Gen- erally fair toe night and to- Morrow ; temperature. Illinois: Part- ly cloudy tonight and tomorrow, with rising tem- perature. Stage of the river at 7 a. m., 3.6 feet, a rise of .4 foot, f © cast for St. Louts | ri (cal machine. tomorrow ; ee teen called for next Monday night, ' mittee, | Stoltz, ‘to interview prospective candidates! fore- | for Mavor. It was announced that the —, ence was held for, the purpose of seeking, as a candidate for Mayor, @ man not affiliated with any politi-| Another meeting has iin a hall at Fourteenth and Benton streets. The members of the com- besides Carlisle. are Lee Julius Anderson, H. M. J. Hartman and B. F. Kennedy. rising | | A committee of five members of Committee to Scan Qualifications of School Board Candidates. the Republican Citizens’ Club has been appointed, with the Rev. John W. MaclIvor as chairman, to scan the qualifications of candidates for the Board of Education, and recommend certain ones for the indorsement of , the club, it was announced today. Others on the committee @re Joseph Centinued on Page 2 Columsz 5. matter of his reap- | high: their can- | ends Feb. | . ‘ from the ere ex- Delmar | Sheriff, filled ' HARDING AVOIDS SOCIAL AFFAIRS AT WEST PALM BEACH ‘President-Elect Sidesteps Recep- | tion — Large Gallery Fol- atone Him at Golf. nite —— sociated 1} WE ST PALM BEACH Sidestepping 1: ress Fla., Ja public and, no” -~ iny social functions proposed for him, at this fashionable winter resort, President-elect Harding divided his short visit here today between a pri- of golf. determina- vate In L10n luncheon and a game pursuance of his to get res a complete his houseboat ise coast, Mr. Harding not only turned down invitations to participate in a formal welcome, but his plans to keep out of sight sible during his call fact that was kept lery his cru made here. Despite the hour of his } axsivel contidential, a lar gal- gathered at the links to watch golf match and another crowd lingered from early morning about the pier where it was reported he , would disembark from the Victoria. I uncheon the President-elect accepted an invitation to be the guest of a friend of Henry P. Fletch- er of Pennsylvania, who is a mem- ber of the houseboat party. Leaving here late in the noon, tthe | tie to the row the ze ‘tie A after- the night a short distance south and to proceed morning for Miami. L) - . pp Io ch AMERICA MUST MAINTAIN TTS NAVY, HARDING ASSERTS iets. Llect Declares Sea Force the Great Wall of the Nation and Guaranty Against Invasion. e Associat Press NEW YOR K, Jan. 27 elect the | periodi a] ' Arne , B: Harding, in.a letter today in current or Qur i issue edited naval (declared that so long as need for national defense maintain our navy.” “Our navy is the great wali of America,” the President-elect wrote. “I believe ata navy which good soem in the end more Coati: “avy, a ions and announced: published by and officers and men. rican there is almost will prove of the United St all More and upon the seas. We in the great war, where so much ition was given to the land fighting. the k to victory entire course of the naval! ates thar 1 no navy at more wars are won have learned that AtTLe! ay the conflict wa power of the the found lilies, a (us agai which send which It is the navy guarantees us the ability to armies overseas if the need comes. We want no navy for conquest. We would all like to reduce armaments, but so long as there ineed for American national defense, iwe must maintain our navy, not 'only in its material strength, but in the morale and capacity of its of- | ficers and men.” oe CALIFORNIA WOMAN HELD is the navy nst invasion. —~ éeVel 1S ee e-em Wife of Los Angeles Broker Sends Indirect Plea for Help to Her Husband. the Associated Presa. LOS ANGELES, Cal., /' Mrs. Gladys Witherell, wife of O. S. | Witherell, president of a loan and \{nvestment company, who | By Jan. 27 —— day night, has been kidnaped, and is | being held for ransom, according to |}communications received by rela- tives today, and believed by the po- | lice to be bona fide. While the police were reticent, was said the husband had received communications from the alleged kidnapers demanding several thou- sand dollars and threatening to kill Mra. Witherell unless the money was paid. It was said also an appeal had been received indirectly from her, begging for help. Mrs. Witherell, who 23 old, was said to have received a ca!’ &+ *» js Tuesday night from a man who told! her there had been an automobile! accident nearby and that one ofthe) 'yictims was calling for her. She asked neighbors to care for her 18- | months-old baby and departed with | 'the man. Her husband offered a | as to her eh sn apa ' ee eee ‘FORD-NEWBERRY RECOUNT WON'T | CHANGE RESULT, SPENCER SAYS hairman of Senate Subcommittee States It Probably Will Await Supteme Court Decision. ecial to the Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Jan. 27:—Senator 'Spencer, chairman of the subcom- mittee in the Ford-Newberry contest (case, said today that, since it was 'obvious the recount now in progress would not materially affect the re- 'sults, the committee probably would |await the decision of the Supreme Court In the Newberry case before | taking any further action. The Senate committee’s recount of votes in the Ford-Newberry contest showed today the first setback in the igain heretofore reported for Ford. |The First Ward in Detroit gave Sen- j ator Newberry a gain of 112 votes. | Ford's net gain was 2567, as against | 2642 when counting was concluded | yesterday. Out of a total of 2232 precincts in the State, 1865 have thus far been recanvassed. ; Sn > ee t before . down the'| as much a pos- | Victoria was expected to’ tomor- —President- ' is “we must} y to the safety | during: guarantees } FOR RANSOM BY KIDNAPERS disap- | peared from her home here Tues- | Republican Senators in caucus have} ‘ 4 | 12 of his peers in years | —_— PRICE THREE CENTS LEGISLATION BY SECRET CAUCUS IN SIATE SENATE ‘System Being Used Makes Public Proceedings Little More Than Ratification Meetings and Democratic Minority Is Thus Virtually Eliminated. j PLAN SHOWN ON INCOME TAX BILL’ Democrat’s Bill Gets to Floor Through Some Slip and! Republican Caucus Is Called to Take Control of | Such Legislation. By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Legislation by has non? -~* ean. Senate been | Lieut.-Gov. Lloyd, of in ing the Democratic minority participation ihe Senators from islation, and making public | proceedings of than ratification out the decisions of the secre | cuses. From 2 beginning of early in the session, to decide party patronage questions and tions of appointments, the has developed into a caucus on the purely no political connections. it theory of a body that each member has one vote, and that the majority shall rule, but that has been changed, s0 that, under the Lloyd scheme of op- eration, a minority of the Senate can eontrol its ‘affairs, it ‘necessary that the minority sha ' constitute a mdfority of the cau There has not been a time within the memory of those how active in legislative proceedings that the caucus plan has been as extensive- ly used as under the present regime. ' Since the opening of the Legisla- ture, Jan. 5, there has rarely been a day without at least Republican Senators. On many days there have been two, and on several days three caucuses. Spectators in Senate. Democratic minority tho of the caucuses in the the session, is the legislative The little early days of the custom for many |majority party to caucus on | political questions, such as age, Sermation of the ‘Senate rules and other minor affairs, and it was not until mat tters of legislation began going-to caucus that the Dem- 'ocrats became uneasy. Now they ad- 'mit that they are little more than spectators of the Senate proceedings and that their constituents are prac- tically unrepresented party patron- 4 the | had under consideration the question 'of whether the State income tax Virtus , iminat- ; tually elimina : nota ly in cash and securities was found inj leg- ' Total of Cash and Securities Is| | i caucus in the Missouri, — established by | the Senate little more} meetings to carry |, t cau-| caucuses confirma- | system) legislative affairs which have) | certificates, ' being only | 558.11 How: the Caucus Rule Operates at Jefferson City) JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. HE exact working of caucus "TP teeisiation, as established in the State Senate, will be un- , derstood from this explanation: : There are 34 members of the | Senate, 19 RepuVlicans and 15 Democrats. Under the law, 18 Senators must vote for a bill to pass it. Usually party lines are not followed on nonpolitical measures. It could easily hap- pen that several Republican Sen- ators might vote against a bill favored by a majority of the Re- publicans, and several Democrats vote for a bill opposed by a ma- jority of the Democrats. But 18 votes are necessary to pass a bill. Here is where the caucus comes |) in. When the caucus takes up a |) question each person in the cau- cus agrees to abide by the result of the majority in the caucus. The 19 agree to do as the 10 dic- tate. Thus 10 Republican Sen- ators can control the Senate ac- tion on any bill taken before the caucus, or eight less than the Senate majority required to pass a bill. na m~ te ! $13.883,.819,826 IN U. S. TREASURY, COUNT DISCLOSES About $10,000,000,000 : Greater Than Usual. Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Jan. Treasurer Allen announced total of $13,883,819,826. By the 27.—Acting today 36 2-3! the Treasury as a_ result of the | count necessitated by the resigna-} tion of John Burke as Treasurer. This total is about $10,000,000,000 greater than usual, and is account-} ed for by approximateiy that amount of notes deposited by foreign Gov- ernments for war loans. The actual cash on hand at th time of the count was $97,410,283.02. The remainder is in paper currency held in reserve, incomplete currency incomplete gold certifi- cates and bonds and other securitjes held in trust. The last previous count in 1913 showed a grand.total of $1,426,422.,- 951.48 2-3, of which the. total cash | amounted to $1,199,231,911.90. The present count showed $4.726,- | in gold coin, $45,790,572 in standard Silver dollars, compared with gold coin of $2,505,722.98 and t at a> ) standard silver dollars totaling $156,-| one caucus of} ; | officials $93,689 in 1913. No shortage was revealed by the’ count, Treasurer Allen said, the cash and securities being found just they should be. The count was be-| gun Jan. 6. | The presence of the two-thirds of | cent in the grand total, Treasury! explained, was caused by) as) a 'one bond of the State of Tennessee | ught | it having been | years for the} Charge Would Be That He Violated | During the past two days the 19 | ; |should be abolished, reduced or per- | mitted to stand as it was enacted by the Legislature two years ago. There is nothing about the income tax to i ake it a political question. The un- nitiated would think that a Demo- are Senator would have as much ‘right to be heard as a Senator as to the amount of income ‘tax which should be assessed. Republican | Through seme slip in the Lloyd or- | ganization, a bill 'tax, introduced by of Nevada, a Democrat, was per- Means Committee to the floor of the ‘Senate for action. Bowker’s Income Tax Bill. }engrossment, it suddenly dawned on cutting the income | . ’ | al | Senator Bowker , he decide, as Bishop of the diocese | for $1,666.66 2-3, held by the Treas- ury as part of the Indian trust fund! derived from the sale of lands to} Indians by the Government. CHURCH TRIAL CONSIDERED FOR MINISTER WHO MARRIED DUPONT Episcopal Church Canon Against Marrying of Divorced Persons. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, Jan. of the Rev. rector of Christ Church here, before the Episcopal Church, on a charge of violation of| 2oi.—~Trial } ' characterized the lynching of Henry ' mitted in ,; condition that he be givén the pro- | Gov. _into Arkansas and his burning at the Pa ace |Craig plantation is, DIFFERENCES OVER REPARATIONS DELAY COUNCIL MEETING SHERIFF BY MOB, BURNED 10 DEATH Alleged Murderer of Arkan- sas Planter and Daughter. Seized in Mississippi and Taken to Scene of Crime. the Associated Presa. LITTLE ROCK, Ark., Jan. Thomas C. McRae last night By ao” m te CrOV. Lowery, negro, at Nodena, Ark., as the most disreputable act ever com- Arkansas and declared that he would recommend to the Legislature that any Sheriff or offi- cer who permits or does not prevent the lynching of persons within his jurisdiction be summarily removed from office. Gov. McRae said that he asked that Lowery be -brought direct to Little Rock from El! Paso for safe- keeping and that he could not un- derstand why the negro should have been taken by the roundabout way through New Orleans, Mississippi and Tennessee, instead of direct to Texarkana and thence to Little Rock and the State penitentiary. According to Gov. McRae, Lowery agreed to return to Arkansas on tection of the law. Such assurance, McRae said, was given the ne- gro and officers were instructed to bring him to the penitentiary at Lit- tle Rock. Mob Burned Negro at Stake. Instead, the Governor said, officers apparently turned him over to a mob in Mississippi with lamblike docllity and permitted his transpor- tation across the Mississippi River ; stake without any effort to prevent his execution by mob violence. Lowery. f Cc. T. Craig and his daughter at Christmas day, was burned to death by a mob last night on the Mississippi River levee near the |Craig plantation. Lowery was taken across the river into Arkansas by the | which the officers at Sardis, Miss. Agree to French Demand for 67 Billion Total, Sees Statesmen in Private. NEGRO TAKEN FROM “xt. corr Ste BRITISH STAND FOR TOTAL OF 25 BILLION France Declares for Carrying Out of Treaty Provisions —Recognition of Letvia and Esthonia Decided On. — oOo By the Associated Press. PARIS, Jan. 27.—It was under- stood this me@rning the British dele- gation attending the session of the Supreme Allied Council considered it impossible to agree to the French viewpoint regarding German repar- ations. The morning's sitting of the : council was canceled in order that David Lloyd George, British Prime Minister, might have an opportunity to talk privately with members of the council regarding the French po- sition as set forth yesterday by Paul Doumer, French Minister of Finance, Louis Loucheur, French Minister for Liberated Regions, conferred with Lloyd George this morning, continuing a private discussion they began last evening. Another of this morning's consul- tations was between Premiers Bri- and and Lloyd George. Count Sforza, the Italian Foreign Muinis- ter, saw the British Premier before the arri f M. Loucheur, as did Baron DD" rnon, British Ambassa- dor to Germany. These conferences all were understood to be on the subject of reparations. The hour of today’s conference session was set at 4 p. m. Yesterday's session of the council was brief, and it was followed by a private conference between Pre- miers Briand and Lloyd George, and later the British leader had a long charged with the murder| conversation with the Foreign Min- ister and Finance Minister of Bel- gium. France Stands on Treaty Provisions. France was understood to stand firmly on the provisions of the trea- ty of Versailles, which placed the group of men; whole subject of German itndemn!- earlier had taken him from /ties in the hands of the allied Repa- The ne-) rations Commission. Great Britain, |gro was driven to Nodena, where the | on tho other hand, adhered to the stake into the ground, mob then dispersed. Mob Discusses Punishment. Before lighting the fire beneath | according to in-| agreement reached last year at Bo- formation received at Osceola. The! lougne, by which it was stipulated 'mob then took him to the levee near! Germany should pay annually an av- ithe scene of the crime and driving a erage of 6,000,000,000 marke, and it chained the! was understdéod Belgium supported Baker P, Lee, formeriy/ negro and burned him to death. The!the British viewpoint. M. Doumer in his report yester- 'day held that Germany could easily ‘pay 12,000,000,000 gold marke (§8,- an ecclesiastical canon in having | the negro the mob, reports received | 000,000,000) on her exports. Pre- performed a marriage ceremony for) Alfred I. Dupont, milllonaire powder tmnanufacturer, of Wilmington, Del., and Miss Jessie D. Ball of Los pool, geles, was a possibility today, cording to church officials. This resulted from adoption of a resolution at the convention of the, diocese of Los Angeles, assuring the! Right Rev. Joseph H. Johnson the support of the convention should | of 'of Los Angeles, to call Lee for trial.) mitted to get out of the Ways and | When Bowker called up his bill for | Sheridan Carlisle, who was one of! reward of $500 for any information! the Republican majority that it was | uncertain whether it wanted the In- | come tax reduced. Last year it pro- duced funds for State revenues of approximately $5,000,000. The re- cut that amount in half. Five million dollars from one source is a rather sizeable arnount for a State adminis- tration to have to spend, and there was a scurrying about to delay action until a plan of action could be agreed upon. Bowker, realizing he Was out- voted by the Republicans if he in- sisted upon the bill going to engross- ment, consented to a postponement. A few minutes later, Senator An- derson of St. Louis, caucus chairman, announced a caucus of Republican Senators. ‘The income tax was the subject. In the caucus it was pointed out that marked rednectfmns in the tax would curtail materially the amount the administration would have to speng and that, even if it should be decided eventually that the public demand for the decrease was 80 strong it must be heeded, the credit ‘for the reduction must not be mr- —, o go to & emocrat. t three caucuses the income tax| under the terms of the will, the ac- | ductions proposed by Bowker would | | The charge, it was said, would be} violation of canon 42, bids performance of the marriage ceremony by an Episcopal clergy-| man when one of the parties is di- vorced, and has a former spouse living. Church officials said they under-| stood Dupont had been divorced and! was also a widower from stfll an-' |other marriage. His marriage to| Mias Ball took place here last Sat-'| urday. Mr. Lee declared he “fully justified” in performin rmarriag®@. He said he “would fight to a fin- ish” any charges which might be preferred against him, and if he were placed on trial, would file sim- ilar charges against Bishop Johnson. MRS, SAGE LEFT $58,659,213 Balance of $17,108,677 Still to Be Distributed Under Terms of Will, By the Asrociated Preas. NEW YORK, Jan. 27.—Mrs. Mar- garet Sage, widow of Hussell Sage, left an estate valued at $68,669,213. This was shown by accounting filed yesterday. Residuary iegatees, in- cluding 5? religious, charitable and educational institutiona, received $25,984,260. A balance of $17,108,- 677 remains for further distribution had been the | ‘burned to death or hanged. in Osceola said, parley over whether he should be The ma- jority finally decided in favor of , burning. Asked if he wanted anything be- fore punishment was inflicted, the negro was said | food, which was brought to him, and requested to be allowed to bid fare- well to his wife and childrén. were called and then the negro, it is said, made a statement implicating | two other negroes in the murders. | groes. Craig and Mrs. Williamson were shot to death when they attempted | to quiet Lowery, who had created a) disturbance on the Craig plantation. | Hugh and Richard Craig, sons of the | planter, aiso were wounded. Both have recovered, WOMEN ON SHIP LEAP TO DEATH Mothers With Babies Dashed to Death on Rocks Near Wreck. By the Associated Press. MANILA, P. L, Jan. 26.—Women with babies In arms leaped overboard and were drowned Or dashed to death against the rocks, as a result of or- Gers of the captain of the wrecked schooner Felicidad, at the mouth of the Agno River, Pangasinan prov- ince, according to statements of one of the resoued pas#ngers. Official investigation was ordered here today tnto the conduct of the captain and crew of the wrecked vessel. Those lost were mostly wom- en and children. The captain or- dered all hands to jump yo os when the storm-tossed grounded, and appeared to oo ieee break- ing to pieces on the rocks, according to the survivors’ account. Among the 14 survivors were the captain and four of the crew. Three of the crew counting ‘end 33 passengers of the coastwise ! 5 indulged in a long! mier Lloyd George remarked that | M. Doumer's staternent contained in- dications of very different estimates to have asked for | : They | ; which for-| Officers are searching for these ne-| | ' ; ‘ment of Germany also are than those given so far. He re- called that the Brussels financial conference only recommended that the Supreme Council claim 3,000,- 000,000 gold marks ($750,000,000) in money, and goods from Germany for a period of five years, Lloyd George, it is understood, al though showing the greatest sym- pathy for = sacrifices and needs of France, “maintained that the ,; problem had to be considered as @ whole. It was a question not mere- ‘ly of setting France on her feet, bet ‘re-establishing the economic sys- ‘tem of the Whole of Europe. It is felt in conference circles that there ie ground for hoping that pr!- vate conversations and open debates in the next few days will lead to an agreement among the allies on this capital problem, Disarmament Recommendadons. Recommendations by allied mill. tary experts relative to the disartma.- 6 con. sidered by the council today. Marsha! Foch was reported to have added to the recommendations a demand for the fizing of penalties in: case Germany should not comply with the allies’ terms. Penalties for non- compliance, notably the occupatiog of further German territory, such as the Ruhr, and the extension of the period of occupation of the Rhine- land. Recognition of Letvia and Estho- nia. two Baltic states formed out of parts of the former Russian empire. => A SO AA NOIRE 6 YO ee oh wom ampere bmw 1 NOS epee —eyr ’ a erga penne ~~ Lai ~ . — ~~ . ese “. - Se ee ect > np, henna ot Aigo Sager tile = tathiraeh : A

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Thay «4 the Pty? > ~ - “ sila sp inencnamate’ BE Nel AER CTR eee eR ON BOR ee OR ~~ ow ee nage THURSDAY EVENIN G, JANUARY 27, 1921, ST LOUIS POST LOU! -DISPATCH : Will Be Sold—Sale in ) | | Call, . Special to the Post-Dispa ONVICTED: Special to the Post-Dispatch, , . JEF bel s rarrdee CITY, Jan: ee: we ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH F WHOLESAT INC BERGDOLL STIRS GERMANS IE ee Ce ena aR if Six Men Said to Have Tried to Kid Draft , - ' wits ™_ BUSINESS ARRESTED “es ar ederaion a | FIRM REVOKED . idnap Uratt ‘Sinn Feiner Also Killed in Bed—_ Hotels Restricted. Loren Williamson Taken on| JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 27.—The | The aa rt ‘iucr PERMIT REPORTED EFFORT TO SEIZE TWO POLICEMEN SIAN coven ro 000 AE PARNER oo LT a WILL OQ | EXPENDITURE TO LEGISLATURE CALENDAR BY HY VOTE OF fy 1 PECK BROTH One Bottle at a Time Commercial Club Federation Misdemeny _Evader at Eberbach—Story He Disarmed | Believed to Have Been Act of — i ) U. S. Warrant Charging Part | yno came here on call.of the wedur. | nieut th’ the Bivase e today by . ey ee ae rn “ore ~ Suu alailtiiietemnnades * be Sen : or , we . ne , EON E> Ge OE I | AA AIOE OND eee . apa inner and : wor ” ° i | Detective and Crank : | . ay i : | fe a ed Auto at Same Time. Rev enge for First Shootings. | By the Associated Press. : Mai : . . Tr ‘ 7 y In t Action Against Lee Levy & “ = | QUEBEC, Jan. 27.—Plans for re-| Mail Theft. , ation of Missour! Commercial Clubs of 83 to 48, despite & Ym f | Special Cabl ; : By the Assoctated Press | organization of the liquor traffic in | | to discuss the expenditure of the report from the C riatean ae oH Co., 2016 Market Street able to the Post-Dispatch The police charge that they had) BELFAST, Jan. 27.—Two strang- ithe Province of Quei®c under Special to the Post-Dispatch - $60,000,000 road bond. money, today dence Committe: —7 eee ot oe ’ and New York World. planned to kidnap Bergdoll : og. ers last evening ‘ a & com- MC Rap R I ‘decided to suggest that tl entire _ tO whith # a . ‘ c p Bergdoll as occa evening made in me s | MOUNT VER 7 1@ entire) been ref hy . ae ° i BERLIN, J ’ Th a ee ee iuiry at a mission of three men, wer | RNON, IIL, Jan > "6 “hh: ; ane +; a ' a ; : —er , "ere | T's ’ > ‘ ‘ naa Pints s] aS art ‘ a > me " sale® 0 XPD ry Tifa Forged Order. the Qure 7 Sxeemnens over what inten d to take their prisoner across Shown to the bedroom of the guests, | sagt vceonay ne ny CaCUs of Govern- usiness partner of Guy Kyle, hotel _ The. meeting authorized I. R. Kelso dice, “comn he, et. for Five ears, @ : Wild We an pte captions as The the Rhine to occupied territory. ‘two of whom were shot dean Ee oue ment supporters, The new regula- er preacher in the Free sienna ead of the federation, to appoint “ Reor ioe re called craps,” ' i eed “9 in Germany, the alleged Each of the German accomplices. third severely wounded. The ote + | ons, he said, would become effec. Church, was arrested h | . committee of 16 to assemble road in- County, = oii “ve ——— of Ay ; Two, on Em ; , a aioe hag American draft evader. his share in the reported $6000 re- identified as policemen tom ‘ n | council. ° . OUuay on a ¥ edera! warrant State-wide meeting to be held later a oh id ap pe seam slfghtiy nee Charge. " - ir ] » Ta } “¢ : i ~- ; . ei 1? ‘Tig ri ry hirT ~t¢ ar oe ‘ ’ ’ _ vhs © S _ ; + WHISKY INVOLVED “vewitness, B to ye account of an ward, The first reports that the al-| try stations brought into the gist Liquor will be sold at retail at charging him with complicity in the;®t which some sort of road system fr ide with the; m irtin, of ¢ ool Mara, County Sligo. | one for every 40,000 per sa salad versons. Hotels to ‘Si; that Williamson would 1 ami d be taken to! SECRET CAUCUS IN Ps nap ‘d to be told something of &, les imon Was t y : ov Ompleted bw the BA the Associated Press. ° STOCKHOLM, Jan. 27. — Both orneys ari wut fseneral Palmer adix aAtio:s am tee “a he ‘1 29} 30} a | yes. 8 re : | | | ey overed with Chocolate Fudge Icing. | “and u 6 ana Sintec und? ANd, prepared, eplen Fridey TOC each ) | Luke 23-58." °° the commandment”— i iti Bs o Candies Like Busy Bee Candi | es. 2 a of Parliament have ratified | y large majorities ame ndemnts to. $25 to anyone living thet wi | font right with the Bible. a ll prove tt - Secon d Disclosure of Disap- cal wedding Saturday nig! ’ . : 3 s ae y | - > ip ae agp - } ght. About knowledge or by the order of Ameri- Michael Garvey, an ardent §S : n 1e evening Bergdol! ‘ ‘ ve ; ‘ inn : a- pearance of Large Amount | with the coil A a ‘ erg 1 ll, can Luthoritic¢ s. d } ‘einer, was my ste riously killed whl {] . of more than 100 rooms will be per- 1% } : and bridegroom, mo-' Several Days’ Watch Repo | . . 111€ mitted to sell wine Centralia this afternoc ‘raign- r of Whi k H tored to the railway station t rT A ported. in bed here this morning ne between 6 a. m ! bef a ee letail: é é 0 Oo meet “he , J rics S ¢ “- * on : : >* ‘ i) : ot¢ ca er ; . nent e re Lnit St; ‘ : GUelalis, an | “: isKy ere in Two. another arriving guest. While Berg- ma ae vt hy nae agg a8 pee ag } Eme Comp & Dellaven te Have deen joe - eh re ~eselgont 2 for eXx- | sioner neat Feath Teese pee MISSOURI STATE SENATE speaker oO ' " th “ the sami” . doll id lan +? - ° A ? g- : i : i e S . ) = ++ adi , _ iia , : e iL! rhe ‘ or Y - . a . - . . 4 sat “"* » w 4 o = 44 tember. The investigation disclosed | ence of FS gga with rare pres- Gottfried Keim, August Farnbach a nip xplosions. is | Williamson brought it into the store- ator Buford, minority leader, asked Senator to One Hour fg | \ustin was given five 4 that the whisky had been disposed| aside with , knocked the revolver and the driver, named Hildebrand. John 5. M’Ardle, one of the most) ® the Ansociated. Press, room of the Egyptian Sute Saste that the bill be left in its position on Debating Measure. penitentiary, and Rob Hi i of on a permit bearing the ened | | ee cote 1 Hire hand and cranked All four are anid ta hail aie Otter- | eminent of [rish surgeons, deseribes inp A j ps 7 Jan. 27 vail ‘abriele and Wrecking Co.. in which pnts " the calendar. Bowker said he would [sy \ssociated Press. ya yury in Judge Ha 4 ‘signature of Charles R. O’Connor,| Was making his é other. While he stadt, in the Palatinate sector of the the order as “a gross-encroachment | ss hiya gsc in a violent in-; Were Joint owners. | _ again call it up until the Sena- WASHING TON, Jan, 274 terday. bet prohibition director of the State of | sued, litter ot scape six men pur- occupied zone. i / profession which since earliest ergy against Premier Giolitti of Williamson, who turned the sto tors had the opportunity they said tition to invoke cloture was a The brothers are m i? New York. snots at the weddi Bergdo , Stache é times has had a definite code =a taly and the Italian Govern Sry | le one “ar aya = - | they wanted to obtain statistics as tc lated todav > San cites ' , , on | party in the best ind rgdoll] and Stecher have been pag never } de that, his book. “Fiv nment in len money over to postoffice inspec- | the ; tatistics as to today by Senator Penrose old and wealthy St. at This is the second time in the last/ Style. One ad om 4 movie Wild West. living at Eberbach for. several 1as outeloed een assailed. | - Se tgsign, Five Days of Fiume.”’! tors, saying that he had found itt} 1e amount of revenue which would; Pennsylvania, in charge of being great-grandsons two weeks that it has been disclosed | Suest in the han * shots struck the: months, according to a dispatch to Lawyers and priests, he points out,) “o" h has been distributed among! Concealed in various parts of the re produced under it, emergency tariff bi¥l, although "4 «Charles H. Peck, who] that large quantities of whisky had. oie Diem A the Tageblatt from Karlsruhe. ate Oe ee Oe ee eae of the Italian Chamber of Storeroom and the warehouse of the || ‘The minority soon realized it was} Publican leaders said no atte tate, including the Pee been obtained here on forged permits | The iin mi n Arrested. em ea of their clients, and under this order! er says a London Times dis- automobile establishment se sone eaten, and the best that could be | choke off debate woul’: mpt " Vandeventer piace A hes New York. As told exclusive- ‘the habit nace ipo eel ce apes of War Department — a oe en detest would become spies in their, patch hedge Milan The poet-soldier fastly denied Kyle's otean vepgnacs ee was an agreement by Sen- unless filibustering w on dea mac. the Sterling Anartn et y in last Sunday's Post-Dis ‘ nforced by gen- : -, own hospitals.” He expresses the be describes himself as ‘‘the “¢ «ih Maglite “a aeicee — sing ator Gray, President pro te ' ' . aS COmenen ae. a patch, | darmes they ha i- tion of Attempt to Kidnap Bergdo ‘ef th: homie eo : ie greatest , him of the theft. rhe pro tem, that | ed beyond all qtestion shing avenue, while Re the Jack Daniel’ Distilling Co., on| occupants ne own ence arrested the By the Associated Press, I ed ll. | lief that no power on earth can com- - rvant of the fatherland,” and jus- When a Deputy United States Mar be ee the Bowker bill, or such bill’ isted, it was ndded aan a: Ss give! is 4009. Linde ort 28 last, sold 2100 gallons of|are lodged in a ed _ who WASHINGTON, aa a, Seuen oF tha to Violate the confi- oe Pn title by the fact that he shal returned with Kyle to ainda porte 1e ae might report in its | cloture move would be ail er; They were tata 8 y on an order purportin to | ch: ir ] wouerpacn jail, War De 03 e 7 O 1eir patients. ave aly an Alpine frontie Ve aa * ace, Was re urned to the Sens: ee eS . . cessfy. - f Fee partment is without inf a ' ontier and; Vernon today he carried wi tm ¢ 2 Senate, it) Some Senators said it w . rge brought by have been em 4 ged with ‘breach of the llorma A police patrol Wi } secured for her the eas : wie ’ q é d with him a. should have th an ; it would be Ir. ys y O'Connor and/of the land.” e peace tion regarding the alleged at =" vas ambuscaded at or her'the eastern provinces | Warrant issued last ni pio wr. e place on the infor-| } ‘ssibl - , Gillespie 1] roe é charge against Kyle and Wil- | ‘he greatest secrecy sat ‘allowing them more th ® tesumony = 4e 20. rohibi- ————————— ae ae mn VuDUD, | famso st secrecy prevails at the 1an $1500, by a ie tion enforcement agents DIFFEREN Se eee | By the Associated Press. ; i ison will be presented to the caucuses y ant a sain : thi: it que stion was ’ ft l’moeks did not pledge , tracing CES Ov . . _ | amie’ ante eB n'sie oa e | . esterday three stalwart é e open for; ‘ ve peti the withdrawal of the whisky, were | REPARATI ER | arin he had signed with President DUBLIN, Jan. 27.-—Col. o1aman, | LORD DUNSANY ARRESTED fpr oh gaawallesai at Danville when doorkeepers were placed in the cor- future caucus to decide. ig a . poems to find any record of it hav- ONS DELAY } 4 os gp nt at Spa. stay came nt tet military in the Dub-|! p eee ; grep Kv le titres re a Mean- Yridor outside the office of the Lieu- — t: nel ee Prins ar n ee Tac ; view in France is é n district, has issued : re unition Foun riaieeae vile ve held at Mount Ver. tenant-Gove -her a remier Venizelos of G ~ f order act to the effect tl) P i | bY e Associated Press. oe { urnisn ond in the 'all persons f teh4 ma mi! Founded py JOSEP the steck for which ransfer rom Page One. mreece orms Cc Nat any per-: °> ’ : 2 “ 1e@ Sum ons from within 20 fee , e 'y hi A ULITZER . a wehiti-w from .ithe > — additional proof that Great Britain son who, except in the pursuit of his Bag a Jan. 27.—The discovery of $20,000, that amount having been | door. Inside each ert spire _| Published Datly "S ‘: e yg ulitz ers 9. 1 $3.2. store to the warehouse in his note to the Italian Ambassador | 1°78? 08e4 to accept, in principle at lawful calling, stands or loiters in + baal a0 weg ee eer eer in Kyle's case and recommend-|SW0rn, the oath being at least the Gs.. ‘Tweitth and Ulive Stree tually beeee ae -«»+ Howell also revoked the Iiquor at Washington last November. least, the French demand for the any public place, is guilty of an of-| Baron Du saeaptd astle, the home of . in the case of Williamson. All of fourth of its kind since the beginning (Member Auditt Bi: arket prte aa permits of five druggists nit ni | revision of the treaty at evan Te fense and liable to arrest one awene- een “ae: gensanigeh was followed yes- He Stolen money, with the exception i of the session. that no Senator weuid — 4 Bureau of Circulations) The detense mude } rholesale liquor dealer in Kansas see Demands That Reparations Save the treaty, Venizelos read an ripest who, "bellies ‘oie ssh ws re ; overed. hundred dollars, has been /Treveal anything that took place MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES rt to Controversy 5 } » € r ~_ ° ; r “28 j eco ‘erec . . -j ; ' - wr a les y I ** sx marie City yesterday. Benjamin Portman, | specta! merge at $67,250,000,000, offer of co-operation from King few hours. eee ss within. ek a ; witnesses, and me wholesale dealer, lost his permit | PARIS s to ~ Post-Disnatca. ‘Constantine, it {s believed. BOY KILLED TRYING 710 BOARD | eee The extent to which the oath was| titled to it coe or ee e . limon In its own because 250 gallons of wl , an, -7.—When Fin A EINE, a 8 \ . ‘i kept mav be realize ni ees dispatches credited te . “er iOn Of @il Sew x ) the contention withdrawn from his Bima indi wt | Minister Paul Doumer read his are Germany Agrees to Five Y lv I FREIGHT TRAIN AT KIRKWOOD RF pening Dunsa ny, who isa Ca ptain LEAGUE ‘TQ SAVE PEOPLE that nothing binge Saleen a credited | tn this “paper and" also the loca ad been proven The forged permits. Paul Aronberg Jose on the German war obit. | pores: 8 eect a Semiilens. n- | = N, Jan. 27.—Official an- cent eng at Soldan | a! yt author of a number of works ml mt Reconstruction League, should be changed and that tl Io AA ADVANCE: BY MAIL BD fPondanta eat ia the ae @ Y er L\ouncement was mad vest dav gh Sch L i OF f ction J i ‘ : ate le rp ; Non- artis U a , é De r a 1e@ Tate: ‘ : aes | trolmen on élection d Briand that he “ e yesterday 00 , and also of several plays san nion of Fa f 13 g avith their att uty last April zs 8 refused to under- | after a conference between | ’ A bov believ > lH j . plays. riner l% per cent should not be al Dally and Sunday » baer alto wher . stand” the Fre , pele dis le Rees eee elieved to be Rex Musler,| 2°° * closely related fo Sir Horace , and Labor Bodles, ar "| Roste etthaut Mammen” ene cent 2 $12.50 they heard the verdte © they could obtain whisky. Gethaen nch demand that the ter Simons, Minister of Foreign Af- 15 years old, of 1146 Sutter avenue Plunkett. former chairm: race | By the Associated Press tered. a . inday. one year ..., 7 aie 8 , | 4 , t | . 269,000 cone ane be fixed at fairs, and Dr. Wirth, Minister «i St. Louis County, until rec gg Irish convention. seta ge: WASHINGTON , While no definite understanding as) ,, emt either. by posts? * codeo? “aa 3 ae aaa The vs 9 . . aie ' nr : ee : a 7 ’ . ya . ; > ‘Ce , a ; ; m AD i N, . c or Sa . ad : im D de . ; P , ree i eibls 7 it: ty d sy , ‘y BANKRUPTCY PETITION BY 250,000,000) gold marks ($67,-| Finance, with Chancellor Fehren- , student at Belden Wiek Gelael. ‘wes cs z siahtaial aia as aie eae 27.—Organi- ps inant was reached, the. oney order or St Louis exchange, oan : ' Premier Briana “~ | bach Tuesday that Germany has! killed at 1:15 p. ™. today when he Agricultural Bill Goes t — League, Celeste woe ee ee “a meth was that they should) By Carrier tn St. Louta and Suburbe: VMotion for New OWNER OF STORES IN TWO TOWNS Premiership, oppositio: a to the | #sreed to the plan of five yearly in- attempted to board a westbound PY t®® Associated Press, s0e8 40 Benate. ‘union of farmer and bee or gt cme ay $4000 for a aa arried persons and) patiy only, 70c a Month, sunday. } fudge Hall fixed th on Deputies de- | Stallments for the , > ore Missouri Pacific frei ae a ra abor organiza- or married persons, instead of | hre N Sunday. 10c¢ a Copp. ates SS . clared, bec | e payment of rep- peour acific freight train at the W ASHIN( °7 TT tions, t ‘arry as : : , ; Ug ewsdealers Elsewhere: at $5000 and t Bron da Cotton . Market - Given straighten po aged undertook to/| @rations as the basis of further ne-| Clay avenue bridge, Kirkwood. He|ricultural rote Dre — rhe ag- ietiin mic pa 3 out he" gp gua of for the and — exemptions ait | Dally only 75e a Month: Sunday. L0e a Com. @ nena yrriaie roe oa 4 fen as reperations mud-| €0tiations with the ie : - | was hurle . them « : 47 : on Olli, carry- omapegsa Stice which will save | ~~ resent law There Was con- ; ne 7 ere ~ at Kennett and Steele, M. a probable colla = ‘ 9 ~negotia- pec - } passed today by the House + an year,’ was , ling the e : under the act of Mar ce at ~ Louis, Mo. forts to provitiie bond ° on pse of the present | tions. fixing the amount of the i | The x | } use. It now announced at head uar- | e exemption for unmarried | arch 3. 1879. “ The break in the cotton market is a in the event the allied con- | 8taliments shall be amnbanestae ie 2 his iehiet., ens - & oe ior an me Donnie, ters of the league here today. Headed | persons at $1000 or at least for not Per a ied today. Wie Oe erence ends wit we _— a pie é ; St-) : et, anc was sald at that | by Herbe ’ : — ell Olive OANO- Kintoch Central 46n0. rotion for a new trial the a the reason fora volun-| solution, To ae | aici 8 ee of the method | eo that a boy of that name and | ithe += iesel Press. enemas of | — riediately, but will not ary petition in bankru i . cking the'| ssessing the reparations and ap-j| @eScription lived there. 'SCHM UT ae Ppa al Council, of-| fer ee = the Federal Court here code by Jo- aaoad then hg le supporters, | Praising Germany's capacity to pay. | that he recently had jeft ZH ener and | mgd cers oF the aae®) Se the gets ) — ' I é . c ia LATY i . eLTaeti ise ré ateqgd seph Rosenberg of 5661 Waterman! Government, ite members of the| — official communication on the| had gone to work at a railroad of- FOR BURKHAM IN ei ement, included William H. she leehl techuse ; : : ' instc i ' technica , venue, who operates general mer-/{ reparations mm ggg anor the | of a. says that Germany is aware | fice. At the latter place no such. MAYORALTY RACE ‘tio al " president of = area | case. The attorne , chandise stores at Kefinett, Mo., and| until the Lo, em be postponed | 0° te difficulties of fixing the total | boy Was known. ‘3 a SnOatee 6 and | transaction with E Steele, Mo. His liabilities are fist : ie ondon conference to be! indemnity by May 1, as stipulated in! a Be Mrs. Florence Kelley, vice presidents ars 1 with E ft Pease 32 and his. assets on vs “ “° latter part of February | '@° peace treaty, and thétrefore is’! Ford’s Foreign Director R yee, vontinued From | Page ¢ One. and Warren S. Stone, chief of a8 0 ie: » h he 452,80P,81. Ww het ar-Eastern ‘settlement. | willing to waive insistence and to | By the Associated Press. gee. wee Bray, Mrs. Lizzie D ——-—- Brotherhood of Locomotive Engi- | ae 7 Rosenberg, ie ee” see | nad wad a luncheon, to which he) Reeeyt the five installments plan, but | DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 27.—War-| B- J. Taussig. lizzie Drey and Mrs. ame and L. Sheppard, president of | Pe tags : . oy } took cotton from the planters in his| and I N ss Premier Lloyd George = pare she expects discussion of the | Ten ©. Anderson of St. Louis, ‘for tw >| It §s regarded ithe Order of Railway Conductors of! needing 7 a . ity during 1919 and 1920 in ex- nde ag ig orig Premier Briand | ae amount of the indemnity to' years director of the five E ae | committee ee Se ie a the America, members of the en . ous “ | for merchandise. D e French reparation | on"? P'8ce Guring, and not after, the | branches of the Ford Motor | didates OFEe the Lve can~ |VOmaase, atinde eiaas Se ® it C — ¥ ; ¥ : of this tt h uring! demands, Premier Lloyd Ge : | five years. This view, says the | signed yesterday ytor Co., re-| didates recently suggested by a com-!| The leagu K Aga the Pecks me the cotton market | called reorge re- | » 5a) com- yesterday. He refused to give; mittee of 15 w gue announced that it stood | T tit stro ed that he had si i munication, has been ad his reaso B1V6 | : 5 women from nearly for Gove eeleditae A ng, but it later experienced! ment gned an agree- | mitted to ba| asons for the step. Anderson | @ll the women’s c : y sovernment operation of the} two fi ’ a terrific drop, and Rosenberg, the it with former Premier Mille- | justified by the Krench Ambassador |JOined the Ford Motor Co. he “grr city.. That en’s organizations in tha |railroads; payment of the war costs vith me — = sets out, was left holding the| -srecaemathepn ego conference in | ee alee with Dr. Simons. | years ago as manager of a et ieadtiet aindatines @aeteat ed the by “taxing privilege instead of pov- | $2300 aa : | ag a e lump sum to b . e communication concludes by, Office. Later I . } Aves. ristopher W. ‘ert ” oo} . rien are ed . 8 ex- | s by| sater he was in ch: Jo y;’’ changes in the nation’ = vill a ; : He obtained loans totaling $26,839 | Seaaesemy yong would not ex-| pa ae mo nag allied concessions | Ford company offices pia _— a a ee Rosskopf, in-/ing and credit system im yer 7 fe me : 4 7 ~ from two Memphis cotton fir ; 6,000,000,000 a] /as specified by the German del /and Chica ‘ ‘ 8; Mrs. B. Fk. Bush and Mrs. | make i seaveren it a ¥ ms, 6e-| 0 gold marks} ¢j ega- £0. In Europe he mai Elias Michael .|}make it the servant instead of th ler one indict curing them 25,250,000,000). By | tion to the Brussels confere ‘tained he 1ain- Ss ael, all four Republicans - ’ ne INCI 4 ie ae ye baled cotton, After! ment he had stood t} this agree-| granted, the German G nee are Paris. 1eadquarters in London and| and Joseph W. Wood, a Democrat master Of the people,” and “strict! [fi tzlement of $5862 | p e market the cotton! ph d throughout and | +overnment | * * _ Se control” of natural resources la “uM . was not sufficient security He states “see frequently discussed it with the j he be un: able to assume responsi- | . ald ] y 4 Zz 06 : ; ritish a 1} 0 ty for ac t . | e wee. | : . rhe All 1 charge met most of his liabilities are in the | ~phgrsict Pp riiamentary committees, | plan, wh! rg ptance of the five-year, Office Consolidation Bill Offered stad ) etock deals ’ orm of debts for merchandise. He’ cClared, Hence, he could not | ch means a great conces- | 5¥¢c!a! to the Post-Dispatch, Hy | 4 lists stock on hand to the val lightly accede to the present F ot! ston on its part. | JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 27 | i ' en ee : 54, 888: $13, 200 : h a ue of | contentidn that 269 0 en rench _ j Representativ es Ww ah : ques il i 4 if War ‘ Lid at the é worth of real estate, | 00,000,000 gold’ Bill Re eber and David- ZY Bi | ey'’s office that « (842,000 in accounts due, and $15,255 marks should be the minimum. pealing Cigarette Ban Passed, | °°" °f St. Louls today introduced in| SS Lee tip li | a. a notes and securities - Premier Briand rm ad ; | By the Associated Press. the House the bill to co } 27) “ SSS SSS ig ] i! e omses would be | . torted ti F RONG Wy MARRY : | office of P mouine the Ft ws" my ; the next term of : } that France was justified in! The b nae eae ned fame i t oe oe a cmeouting ang Circuit at 3 Tih ) elie indi a) ay > oh t4 - ’ . stiorne c i KS FOR HIGHER WIRE BATES | gee that op Pree measure nd Sein sn signature. A ce of Circuit Attorney. : recks’ financial © * led with the Miss ‘ 4loyd George hin strengthen restrictio —— | im Chaka 4 ouri Publie Service ati iself did not el arette . ion of | i l nue | 7 the Retter Ri | Commission an application for in ck to the German disarmament’! ogee Bh nosey to minors is rag! ADVERTISEMENT | | th adjunct of the AY . e — : - ’ : The part, saa on ages business. | “ e en ) i ‘hich purposes to p sought ranges spon 25 | ti C | d nt investment sche * -per cent on stock:and co “Ad li 7 e a en = | lonable practices {1 cent on o | iv Thy pHiurea : business. rdinary | ? . . : & U Bdledl a i sare U hes ; Press rates wo 7 ’ ' | : . «: i anotner ¢ . uld be increase tT Mon. Tues. | } j f bens As ’ ery mar r ; og od of the straight day es | 9 INC 1 | Wed. | Thur, | Fri, | Sat. | Sun. | | PPidedret Cire aie ee { and to one-sixth | | ab ts ea : an ages —— af a | eT 1} 3} 8} @) 5} 6} 7 | ay Candy Special | bey ene anal ae | ’ ‘ M4 . i 7 This P . are GCeanng . Earorahle Action on Platte River Bill | one: : = | | | Figs made into delicious Bonbons. § | re-Inventory offering includes entire and | ; 1 to the Post-Dispatch, | | — coated Almonds, vanill . oe | complete lines of this season’s new eo w | L | illa and rose flavors. And Qualit est styles in Queen REPORT . ASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—The To Close be Fr 8 9 | 10; 11.} | 18 a4 ] best of all, Chocolate Maraschino Cherries wai" : ouse Committee on | : | ida R | | es | es. q : nterstate and egardiess Rinntstieaisligi | | Walking Boots : = Foreign Com: 7 SEPT Reeeeeee . ) ote. Brogue Boot Recon i = nerce agree , ) ge ee ee a i S. | rmemiation to j report favorably a bill declaring the | vd Former rices 15} 16} 1%) 18 } a9 ? | paesnsnes 40c open | | B sag me . | irae : ) ; } ! » i ; . te e* ; inane Boggs in Missouri to be a non- | | | | p21 | | ae — Kid. Tan Russia ” tae adunanana viga — iM ° | AS} iT , ) diction cag rae the gad juris. | | | ee ——TH Our Royal Chet has baked | Ht 1 OE Sa. renm, mer me fgg e State of Mis- | 09} 93 |] 9% | | . | mendations of the souri. The bill has the approval of | a eet “4 25 26 | 27 og || : for Youa | fi se ee Style, Service and Satisfaction at this lustice as to a pare | ae War Department. ‘Rook ieee Cae Geer Om Sb Fel Lord Balti L | incre ~ nay pars is the irresistible buying op- V. Debs, serving a | : | ; ——I more Layer Cake Sacudal . PER PAIR. Patrons tomorrow and : term at Atlanta for Swedish Vote Extension. | = 69 e +95 AIR ) *plonage act, posst itted to President 5 ; Lie rexut fer , “ | 4 Cort) + oF of ike ‘oday a study of th ' Swedish Constitution e xtending For arilammentary volte both t merly ie) romen. paring the of the re- Fur 3 . os one Former ly $75 to $145 ise ae ‘raised one Bandar te ine - mm re y in tl | €a g the payment of | cloth : an plain models of various He was raised. but n 1 the | 618 Washington 6r7 St. Charl onlin 4 SS ae Oo fabrics. Also fi 1 | Sunday am the ware ot on the Sabbath. 7 . aries Yould be ree rie@t | ne leather Coats. |] same meaning.” “Make tt read the same'ne tale ‘ Janvone cares to heer ie, tun Baaetet gait | sould not pardon I ford, 1125 Chestnut at., St Lous Ma, ieved eu. . action orale of the pe ople another war Ne” Se Bem IS COE Nia EINES mr teen opie

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—_, —— eee ee ee ———— —_———.. —— —- ee ren — ——— YING BILL PLAC = p |REGINALD VANL : MAN'S FINE DETERMINED BY " )" ‘TEND —= SEDALIA MAN HEADS MISSOURI DAR EY VOTE vo PreK B OTHERS FORMER Wr Sito Aca $5000 JAKEN FROM HIS ABILITY TO BORROW P SON SENTENCE N “CLELAND ‘OPERATOR Sat a S MOUNT RETAIL HARDWARE ASSOCIATION — ae — > i Market . te] ’ ibiher focers were ne House today by ar ss Rien : is : il] alls possessing iqu . ‘ t 2 he A Armory, rand avenue ans \Ilarke ers Hote today rer off} ‘ ' . es 4 p "* 4 . ¢ . 7 eats “120 1 ry Tare . : — 48, despite an unfay cian cae ae Judge English fined him all he had -ast Side Violators erator, argued yesterday before @ street A women’s auxiliary of the elected as follows: George M. Rint 5m the Criminal Jurispry, . re poe ae 3 er he could porn “ ce c tin ot Sees: - tg to regiment is to ~ — Aes " St. Louis vi 7 pre sident, e - “oe ' mmiittes, to whith it hag | ; | 4 a me HW: oe ee eee, " pay cagpelierge lst Se eo ele ee senna ean ne ed. This measure w Austin P r. Sentenced to : ea Deposit of $500 Bill in South- asked Judge English Tuesday, atter . J ve konelis) 1 Kast St. The coal industry is now back series of monthly extra drilis. which and John Lindecker, executive board misdemeanor of the —_ : the verdiet was read. Farcus pro ouis ig contin: nd violators: °@ normal—norma! business in coal will increase the number of drills members aid i pos 4 ° ° = . ; . ; Pil bili ' metic +s lA LOD = = , ane 7 i . ree e.. rani ot a : or exposure for | Ses. | Five Years, and Robert mT ge ern Illinois Institution duced $86. a | mining being that of selling your from one a week to five a month William Mec’. Martin, we: Volstea: “ct t ' = ' ‘ , monly called er “How much vou borrow ee ” ait ane’ product below cost Maurer added.; This will result in an increase inthe the beard of th reder 4 eh cd t*t p | | _— on Embezzlement Peas Be BS Me Leads to Detection of continued the Court. Fareus said he. ¥''5?), in addition to fining them. More railroad cars, and not legis- guardsmen’'s pa. as the pay is based Kank of Si. Louis. spoks BHiative Botts of . thor, calleg up the me ; : &. 3 es ete cae eae E | wasn't Sure, now that he: had poe Thomas Wenslow, 37 years old. a mes poe a be mci ogy berieygr ne on bee aperceion, sen se working of the appeared slightly r offe, % ; Beast eg? sg ens Theft by Former mp oye. convicted of an offense, whether he ‘oal miner, of Fairmount City. near ee re sauret told tne Satisfa« rites? eho oe : = i" : m ideq meee ee ai MS could raise anything. ‘“‘Well, go out a . . committee, adding that the high made. officers of the regiment! sas pantie ty attr ong “Houre mem hers —_ . — : Px $3 a "4 ge Sie aoe em - — l.ouis, Wwas sentenced VYe@er- prices last vear were due to ‘panic, in the rec ruit ing campaign. which period ities whe: i he de plore di the | “2 : , phe i ee : . TION ordered farecus re 4ppeared vester- frauay to lov months in the ifen - fright or people who read about the’ has as its motto. “Bring the First 4&4 } biished a si li xX] lanation of Ce of this disgrace ful men. : , 3 BS Hee - od SENT IN RESIGNA cay He said he nad been able t lary at venworth and t pay ; railroad strike and the Interstate Rack to St. Louls.”” The headquarters the system, written by George ie: Morais of eur young m en’ OF STOCK D z ith. ‘a bs re TO THEFT Si rap , alpmage: $99 ine of 2000 He waa tric " = Commerce Commission priority or- of the regiment are now in Cape Roberts vier president of the Na seutative Sutton of Re vidi EALS % apr PREVIOUS “Is that all vou _conla borrow ?” in- rail | yf ee ee ial ders on cars. and who remembered! Girardeau, as two battalions of the tional Citv Bank of New York mhnounced that as his coup. , Reta @ . - ee . peideniinn quired Judge English. and Farcus aay and a jury found him guilty the shutdown in 1917 and the coal’ regiment are from Southern Mis S h. Miles and E. M. Healy of the ravaged by the aoctiition wi i > ° e . lons if . } sk ( * Darrel) oriea **\ } , ‘re? * > . " Ts } 4 ; “a ' aor nore ; : : ieor Vojpete re cif ae Y 4 ‘~ = Sgt ind of tha Testimony Was That Brok- (¥p S Said to Have Secreted Him- the Court calculated, “and that | maa ? ho “s on wacnaan ee O'Neill, secretary of pos here. The es ruiting of - 2 re speak on - services rendered b ‘ Was Suge: ‘sted a. +» the amoun? P the —_ costs.”’ bLaaST) ‘ age “HNsgisn overruled ‘ Central * nnsvivania Operators’ S- men, in the campaign ©! iis Wee? their organization O'Fallon " tl : “ ae | as ” v Pee ; Jk . d Tak n p ee oe = — ie metion for a new trial sociation ‘timate 916 lucti end next week, will establish a sec Krank W. Stoeckedale of Chicage 1at the author of ers 0 on Oeccuri- se In auit an CM Farcus turned over his money a aaa i sociation, estimated 1916 production! and next ween, 7 vi ake Sutto | Mike Stojanovich and Phil ows- costs in. that territory at $1.14 a ton. ond battalion here. who spoke yesterday, declare: 7 o nto the COrridor « e oe Peat . , | ti “d ies nvyste e laa h eh of Jonhnse mie ll... were ‘ “agi 1st > ‘ OT! 192 ALDOT " wg sags ¢ ains verb’ ; ¢ M : . chs (f- Hated into the 1 e MePher. | P ties Left With Them by Package From SERMON ON e hy RESULT OF ne re ay : rontys each 1?) rn ~ wy poi a abe ae Me, me HOUSE TABLES MOTION FOR ree failed edie wt sce ~ "he “ i i the county jail ( { Ay ines rs Vi y ‘> mf are o LU ; chanan County wantea ;, { | Gillespie (Ill) Grocer. MRS } N VANTERBIL Currency. SUE Wi GHRLI STAD) 500 re Ft 2240 ver fines oth ot the seven ee ROAD BOND SUBSTITUTE Sei nck ook Oe es pred ine bill ‘ Iwide , to provide tha: esociatiot ‘ - . . . — on | ‘ridayv , . , 4 eaion - of the appear on both sides f , , pan riday of having poem DIRECTOR l M H Y ea S re | : : to " , . + : , Salics v ® o> . . A taxation legal ined ; | : . t id «> } ‘ ; oie a eo . er > if ‘ 4 oma. : is the Merchants-Lacliede building un- ™- * owe} the Rev, " Hol were in aor Hodgdon, president of the Autom len : a ‘ j , . it f er "| bad 43) LOr DNAaAVINZ Mash 1! . "Tews . r . > : _ ouis County, which RE RULE ON TAQIFF Bil der the name of Peck & Co., were ig nsec preac] n “Fe at t > Firs Mp? i thaie taesaestan on i : aed purntan - mee noms vated) bile Ciub.66 Shaman +} , i gi . - a See ank. Broadwa' an sf ee a : sill 4) Siete ae POSs ion, and Were commit- Pooth—EF rederick Fischer Con- would have supplanted the $60,006,- SON OF DOCTOR CHARGED WITH ede oF : : - > >} 1e¢n € me . ; - * . . «sa * - ‘ . -4 sem ku ‘ 6S WAilb 4 ‘ a = to . ce e ton 4 en 4 > e : s . ” ‘ r » found guilty Of embezzienient, and Bride Was Former Wife ot Regi- a Se ee anweved taat week | evenin re i vunty jail at Picknes ducting Concerts. 000 road bond issue by having a fund! Would » Re to Limit Each Austin Was given five years in the nald C Vanderbilt C If rd JilV¢ hak & | 9 + > © l ; | * 7 ’ , , oe + 7 Ville Ii] ’ T} fine and costs vTre oe Vax Za h oft the Syrn- of $6.000,000 raised each \ ent for 10 DISTURBING WOMAN Al TENDANT hate Ine : R : , ' 6A sa | Tre resente ry presenti P the was pif ted etrhapcaetas: Mother Has Sued for Divorce, is understood tnat ‘ The brothers are mem be rs of an i . a 7 P suret lunch. Severg] vol were there ae , , bs . } ‘ile rity ti. relinquisn Jesse XN Threadg«lll Jr of 306° Franklin avenue appeared in Pollee D invoke cloture was circ’ By Leased Wire From the New York complete restitution airmo.t City by rohibition ' ounty E i VN «a! Cu- ser + ly 5 LABEL © s . JTIi pp uA at. } ' si : ' } ft A S5)]S7 Director red- Ileege of St. Loul County fay by Senator Penrose of old and wealthy St. Louis family. Assistant ' ania, in charge of the 7 ey tariff bi), although Re- resolution stated that auto- . . . ‘. r) in t . I "ara ; ' + +2 ft af 4 ; Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. company, which hed paid the bank : iversation one stated forcement agents who say that the) é' , Th being irint-erandsons of the late * ti oc San . 1} "ick ischer ‘ ast Saturday : SEM a . ate . Cid « unt of its loss. The for- his opinion th at there is no hell. ound the men onerating a 20-2al = (harles H Peck who left a large es- NEW 7 ORI! . Jan. 97 .—Mz ~~ { Lidid the Lili amo} U Aue lo : a ms : ] ] } ney « pe rating a 2 gallon Ac ardin » _ his 1) he where who wil] hi > ee Day . s , ; ‘ mplove nas nN 4 nent) a resvi.e : ’ still for he manufacture of raisil . ' Court today answer a charge © . : h 2 an — = 1 Nel n Vanderbilt once the - “ed esuneme ai il _ an ; : : oegs' VSician | ee Hi KE lbrecht his for the bonds under assurances nad tate, including the Peck residence in leen Neilson andcernpiit, n i ; : went unrecognized. got into the : Lb Pe » a ie : lant, 2] EE ei ine that tas * . zi tated that ; gallons of whisky re ares ' wed iin the Vandeventer place. Austin lives ati wife of Reginald C. Vanderbilt, and ok 1 he a es ee eee with an arednent iat there . 6 ae , , ‘ ndition is considerably improved, . tn : SP Clintons ") Clura evenw A is Bimm iit é 4 : é'tba ‘ | i | 9 . erm : ; ” in . : ; a: ‘ Rn @ ‘ pti ; sa ; ss rling Apartments, 5516 *er- Sydney Jones Colford Jr., prominent , ‘ . , P tat-a.168 a Place of eternal damnation, an :; aen as removed vesterday from adoption of this pia P : P rs ™ libustering was demonstrat- ie “ “rae 2 ; ecw : ne w rE prior 7 Ine thet, Lak I di rnal danin cen , : , . an attendant in the office of his f pnd all qhestion, doubt ex- shing avenue, while Robert's address in i] deiphia, Newark a the d re te waxed warm. Finally. the Hotel Jefferson to the hospital, ac- bond plan to save the Interest, whien oa bo Pe) ‘ - & s% — ‘ > ss , . ou : ; ' \t e} "] th: : 1 4 ‘ GA iitlitiae eA AED 1) 2 a Vi. r} readail! was added whether a The minister, whose profession on me Standing cloture rule he It would limit each Sena- brie hour’ s time in debate. ! :, , 11344 noma ther ‘ r . . - : . | Ss s . . " . gag? , we oO " . re) a? ’ , ‘ . is given as 4009 Lindell boulevard. rk, and formerly the husban: f ; ; i é da "gee Pay Imes said he | ‘ puivsician, not because the resolutions stated would in th 4 - ates e . ‘ : a ea “ eordil y. 1@ Jet fl ink ;: AmMmpPiCry E ardware Vien Accused of Having e:: At ' acai f tig e , rds al their fac I“niversity Club Ltullding : They were tried and convicted on b "S. be ‘ Kn i rit « il } ; were : é ‘" ms “ muid onvince {} . 1} »} 1 t ‘\ Part f still P . } chil, St ‘ il) the Progress re- ilile (>i t hie POYras ous ifie il race. T) , ' 61 ul . 4 - . ~ +7 ¢ . . , a * 4 ; 1 - 44 ud : ‘ Ss «> : ~ t s . J * | ‘ lis } ardan ure cit q ‘ r e? ‘ vat } .' ” : ‘ fix ab Sai if Vou ea ni- sf : % : , . 5 , . . ; bed ELTA om aes . , . . : "wv saw sl. wu Ae las ? P ‘e i i \t the hotel frie nas f hte TeseMmtiative Lyveott of lLlow dis 7 ' _ ‘ pee , . : te a Gillespie (11].) grocer, who testi- 1] resence 1 fer riends, in ) : _ me of them agreed to come ral day ie hotel frien not hepresentatls | | : 2 >CESS; : W ; ® i = . , d ‘ . ’ , © eu sighed ; 7 , S #3 . { ‘ ‘ . r ‘ , t* I+ ] ,iyycr *¢ se - ‘ . vesterduay \t ith thi " th} ; * teoid he! %y get the hecessary two- fied that they defrauded him of the ‘bride’s home. at = ark a . aye , ‘ Ai . ; mage 7 ‘ re antly telephoning or drop- it county, chairman of th Hlouse + , ‘ hee the ’ : ‘ge ; . » Th Ve ro nk at % ‘rai \ 4 chargin: len ‘ = Laon thaw boen is we — . iat she need ine ie a about $13,000 in securitiesr by induc- nue, Dv a - ; ee ; : : (orders maVvVe | nm 1s Road ~_ommiilttee, : , , she oT ~enrose Se an y YN ’ . . " » L> ‘oc lil } 2U ° = ul ’ “ phi * ’ Pahl ‘ pro : ¢ 5 : He at ‘ ~ I - ‘ )) ry t1iiS 4 A, f ' " ] 7 ly ‘ rrrgeg*? »y* : as Htie > ii’ ' ij a 2 tif ! ' h} ' ; requi “= % e eX more ing —_ to pledge ~ sect urities for b ; rT iSs. EES .4 asda ee ee Pe, a . : a a Bape , ee Ye ines su thle th }} or is ) mip al damn . Pet ' me riz 5” i or. ; 77 +7 — rao? . 7 LT or. posed. ta -* hla . ' selene aii Op i. ee! as ial vv Cents % et GE PAS rre i at ~iX Li.°S | Lita, , ‘Ar «eters ] . OO? Li bat ri@ jackets 120 Sined 16 Senators! sigs Bo Scan with which to. buy stock | Althowzh the encagement of rs, DY: 7212 Minnesota avenue, a teller. company ‘conta. gal- wow ft arrested, but six ot ore er ener a nave| OMURGH FEDERATION ELECTION S2t%,"trom nie tuter's nome to the petition in requesting which they ‘sapaanie Caot Fie Tilers Vanderl iit and Colfor: 1 « Puniore sin sath 3 yeas - : Be am oe : se gs : , ag ' . apiegithastllhs P Pay pistes | wi . ex fn hestra rehe arsals, Wiihe di nave ar) in : Simith. , t} © a ™ oa “— s -—~ * of t - i ” . % ; 2 " F oe i — . Suen aw On Lo liaVe tai : +z Dé «i ¢ 2 tie@idat Vv er . oo ‘et | Ly iS loairy Tes Ur co} : th .y ‘ ? ' 7. . _ « es SP ’ ; ? ; 7 eT 8 “e - ‘ ad oo! ; Tt mt iLAiS niot itl mad Thies sult or curities returned wedding was a complet rpris Se ee Tw ae aes pelea nigel 7 Peheneaseis os ee ee | = fase oro ere resumedAoday, and Fischer will - : a alia _ , ‘ , st of their many friends age iginally had *contained $10,000, Os f mil! 1 his compan: at ahan Levee t : 1] SIG ¢ luet the ‘concerts until Zach has been re-elected chairman , een" Threadgill testified that when hi . - . ‘ es o T7210 4 l j nl } jen is. > ) , . a ya , . 4 . - a4 (plicituat Ll i ta -e. i | i . P| ‘ / o , 7 . — gs ta 2 . ood a9 - i ia al a ' Re . - 1} * af Sur lay aft P Ww) ] alsa remain at " ied . ly a 4 wed ft } » said , fathes | ; “37 n tne wedaing ariy wer iTS : . ini ee coh ak Basan ons aves ere 7"- USUAL POoOpuUuia Once! Sunday ; ~s* . ' eciare bhi \@ Said at on Was left open for a at a bank, as Eilers supposed, but ! oe eee rf were in the packag len. milk | hattled mith ware eachinit Susiness Committee, the o eM- “Bother & ucus to decide. euiai ‘ ric Neilson, mother he ae aes : eELLAM ALU hs Aik wee! ihacte rest noor won't strik vou, but fo: he ? tt} "é e o . . on ‘ ? cs 88 d : . } 1, L ¢ rer) i ge +4 e om 4 _ ’ rye . sre yt Ty iced re thy ae . ‘ ‘ , : ae pare on eeeenes rOxer, id . and Mrs. Hollis P. Hun- sateen tile igsbury, cashi ne MOKO pial Less howed n the Schaub Hardwas o., $14 —— oere of ee ae , an every time vou strike me I'll strik: who advanced money to Austin ; Lee Holt of St. John's Methodist * and . - . > : . “\ sla id es iee slad — tl ; al . c | . see e aus eT) I le t eeyver ] ti hes le Om ¢ lv aoe » as ¥ wav six stills re tize 7 an) that he etruek Mrs @ ‘on! ' JUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘Peck on them. It showed, also, that ,. id MNT a a sad . + " ~ " *, ‘ s o* ‘ . ak . > . i : NW - A ; i Lidl ; ' i - , . . ss iilers $2.50 and $3.20 FL share was - 7 ’ % - ’ .* Pt a, ? ° 1} 7 Ea ’ 1] lL)? : t ; t j ‘? _4 , Y r ’ " , »o - ‘ - " + fl)eoT) AVe itl , iat) ‘ hur , c . , : 6 2 , Lie ‘ ‘ ‘ | : ” i ‘ ‘ . ‘ bs ‘ é " Au Ai ; ‘ j ‘ ‘ . _ tm ‘ P P . : a . - . -” — i at . ’ - ‘ . ‘ ‘ si s i i ; ii la. _ . 4 3 , : : peor «rl lew. tie market price Ol 40 cents a share. 1* eon ll #s ’ ‘ ‘ »}* ) 37) *% \ , lid’ h } : ‘ ais 1] t ‘ ] if ‘ 1T) ‘ s* ‘ lj ithe u{ I Dal i is ne f ’ Y 4 , 4 ‘ fl ld, Ac i! Hi : athedral 7 \bbott ‘ ae , Aa a4 ‘ at - se ° - . +4 a4 ‘ > ij ] J 4 rt? 1? Tf i. “are ‘ ‘ 4 > .° ©*pDat . ot . . . : . 4 = seems Audit Bureau of Circulations.) The defense made no serious ef- yj, slford started ee dine est! very ian Whnoge milk reaché@ stare twa enia te ovtietad that tha: pp] My ET] \I 7 : . 4 Bern - . fort to controvert the testimony of = the consumer at 14 cents a quart? maar : Raise and te a wae SPS a The chairmen ch n for the va- FINED ON SHORT WEIGHT CHARGE . . ‘> ' ' 7 “ . on 7 charge was referred to the pa fed by hag oA PULITZER Datiy by the | og a Publ{shing not , 9 ino 7. + > " —* } : i --* : 4 i | hii ‘ eee ait tuall he in s ld to he Ti a the ‘ ’ ‘ a sms ia _ _ i>? ( j «i wi ti P ? - Liet i - " Twelfth and Olive Streets. ’ an : rz Mi ) : 1é- mh Fed, . NO aie cording ‘De ‘TICES. OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS State's witnesses, and in ) roduced no “$i : s 5 _ % - i . hh 1} ‘ . eid . . s* " ha , Aa at? i axis L/] j P| ; 4 hiad i aa ' ‘ . en oo r. TI Z PWS leooys . ' we PEEL AEIH fs bene aint 4. 2 VA e Tra t 1c] Mlin is ; Pic sene , a ee P| ll] r copper spouting io STONE (>i? ’ i ‘) Ing A 3 : . . - Tes my in its own behalf, stand ilk ath om Saal a 7 = eee ee en avlor “ent "ry neanriatar & a ; : , reveral departments o ratior ; . ‘lated Prees is ge en- stimony } " ‘ pELGAL SD ae ' . moSNSe- 8 FP aly in fro} nion Station ite! : by - 4 Stil were Tounad in this hot ‘7 2 ’ f ii near Reed springs ‘ work : tha fall ail ad Negro sald to Have Delivered Coal he use for republication of all news ing on the contention that no crime } had o} ined ; wor fray pal : io oe ae a nema Se ¥ ted about 1 ( : ; | : yt ila ; ee on ie York are e following: -00 Pounds Short credited to or not ot BR, had bee ‘ven The case went to —e . ft pace ea di i iehn th Min arri\ cee o nth) BS Mew : , ‘ ol Md mal al , ‘ = 7 ‘‘ornmission on Comity. the Pe 2 5 . this paper and also the loca! had been proven. ee oe ei fleatad see verlook acro «4 lev, al! ne " aT: ae Jetta sigan ; tills any 7 led ti 1' The di Vv nade on une ' — , i (‘atlin. a negro. driver ef) Mished herein. All rights of renub- the jury at 1 o’clock, and a verdict q” " . or 1 of willful deser- gf tphangeepg re eager | _ stores. He decline Oo say hor uch nn” ; facies eo : ate Rawat wna et . A. Campbell; Evangelisth Ll. Eb em @ BO , , speciai dispatches herein are also er Sbuieaies "at? re is on : : how | . . eee oon J. Baer Ice and Fue reh: egislati . °60% Cs arnble street. was fined was returned at 4:°Q Pp. Til. { r). eek ee : ere : VK: ' _ ; ai , - a Ls*? 4 i ’ 35 re ’ ‘ ‘ 3 +] 7 1. an 7. m2 ‘ 1] ' a) . hi «a ., +> sts at P| RA *P Uda «i Pid \ r aie sig on ae . sate d Hotels r " Lr. \V II. xf istw eit f peiery ec bry the While the jury was out, the de- guperior Caurt of Rhoda ay ee se en Come eS arin. The ie ee 8 eee eee anime Boas nk ce Se , ‘ : ~ * : : : " Vat bDeneatn the riowr Within « Cvs ; Ol IX Still nad | bial hi are ans ~~ ~T ow i ree amt oo wamhena ’ ‘ andl cost it ‘ollce Court toda ON ate. ©F MAIL IN fendauts sat in the courtroom chat- ywhieh awafded to her the e he , : ie >? the Operation three years and cecupies an low ) ement, Lansing | c and coste in Police lumber have been : , , 1 TOO Smitn;: \iissions fn. the : for. for ivering » load eoul «OF ting with their attorneys. When of her vroung daughter *e { ] ’ ; ‘ : a8 a nth : ti: : , , | rg , é im ‘ N) TY} » \ lj il! ¥ >| tee ‘ hi 1% ] - 1] U ] S * r’ "eo 4 ° : “ty gen fig one year *“*ee Ee eT. both paled perceptibly. and Wwe’; e Colford. 7 nm 7 _ *y% }. - i] si yf hj ) li “ec " r lT cle - - ‘ . ational) ( nurse & > IMS ]¢ Ns Woodie ] , _ nig Ittne!: niowe + * : t .f ree ~ : . *-* . vr? " Y" ; ({"j } “4 sy; i poe SF hs 2ab ‘ ‘ part , iI } i Litt - ‘ . ‘ ant ™ i i . . 1, 9 » »s ike . gaither by, Bo i al yonder. express _ visibly agitated. They seemed great- Colford married Mis “lar: ac ae pi Vices, as required | ordinance h By the Aaso hii Mry. John Hope: Religious Educa- ruling made last week by Judge Mis uls c ° . a é * , : ra } ‘ ets. ‘ e' I] I : : : ’ ; A ; . e., -} ‘ . 4 e . : ‘ ‘ ; or | ot - ™ . “ Z :@ - _ ly surprised. Knight. onlv daughter ' yy Se ‘ ee Ee SEs ae roprietor s they he en recen W ASHIN GTOS | Ll. | en tii; Social Service rn fining another driver for he same er In St. Loute ane Suburbe: Motion for New Trial. Mrs. Edward ft. ies “ye cr} p af vis : on We | ‘ : - L arer se 4 3 ly sen the ¢. ry f en: iy ant ” Pn 1h n frei P : Laouis census 1° igures Tomor row. hjietgti. lor. (reorgze i. Mangold; Si). firm. te the effect that uaphe a from: 140-mile zone Judge Hall fixed the bond of Aus- Philadelphia : 7.7. 1 sh 1G()7 ‘ Li ii ! spa ‘oh ‘ jal Service. women, Mrs. 2 He the fine was mot permitted hy the awl . TOc_ a Month. ee 10c a Copy. 7" >} epee bt "O! pipes in Lif : ey) Li nad cream a Wwe] yr - Dodge finance An appeal wae filed Newndeaiers Elsewhere tin at $5000 and that of Robert at They were divorced about a year ago. eae © ‘} 7. ths 2c iner dl te 1) ime Jevel ; thane i \W ASHING TON, : he ; ainan . . : +)» ' , 4 * * + h yi i ees. a | 4 * eee sald = ° . ° 7 e = as onth : Sunday. 10c a Copy. $2000. They were unable to furnish, He is the only son of Svdney ne ven al oe h niv dairy visited in rhiceh) prevails iterstate O1 ree ‘ensus Bureau will announce - second-class matter July 17. il, and spent the night in jail. Eef- Colford of Newport ane neph a a a By ; , r y : ni hin . 4. are ' Vas hi Harr, 1° le ? } r .o sIBA > rae r woe To. Lite and negro trhnale and fi male the of ‘March 3. 1879 Louis. Mo., forts to provide bond will be cuntin- Mrs. C. O'’Conne!}l Iselin and Mrs Ride Raper oes iene ae eet | re HANNO Kinloch Central enon motion for a new trial was filed im- | He is known as one of the best cross- [oO .: aa abe er re a tag in its ear indicating that mediately, but will not be argued for country riders in society and fu! | : | = he tuberculin test had been made . : . : assing through ne pasteuriza - ‘ . “ - 9 a few days. years followed the hounds at Aikens, .. 0 mn the . second or, and passed. The barn was clean un- Ladies . Sixth and Franklin Boys’ Buster The defense rested almost solely Ss. sei where he has spent pe IS beats i. h - laaner than the ail mer foot and overhead. “h fl NKS Ol ® z Silk Hose, Brown Hose, on the legal technicalities raised in ters. He is closely identifie ath 4, re ae . hottling the cows appeare ee? “j Q\' ‘Our location saveg you meney”™ the case. The attorneys argued that the summer life of Newport. Page > * tems similar to ¢ f the women accompanying $I 00 5() ° WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS JUC the transaction with Eilers was siim- Mrs. Colford, who, before her ma: ' OE TRAP no Fa OR Se 7 rmen An employe declared tnat 4) ? ply one in which he bought stock. Triage, was Cathleen G. Neilson, is (0 eee at RES PAM. tly ws were curried and brushed omen S oves | asl es a a r ‘ ln _ - . 1. » Tyga, . 4] + .= ‘ cle & & 4 cat sit? ‘ aA i 4 si : 4 we : ‘ +. + Ba speculating on a rise in the market,,@ Niece of Bae = diet " a | etic nilk passes to the Bott es ee eee sme house > “Ladi Mi ‘i Bo ¥ ies’ and. when the stock failed To £0 up, hard \ andadernbiit. her first musva y¢ | ss Ps ' a — P , hi by the ii x bottled was » Q for \ Nid a ies l itary ots” adies Strap Pumps refused to complete his p: the | 2 noted horseman, is : i Os Sele Rr tegen Raha her marked upon for cleanliness by sev . a nple his part of . laie CC } » Corneliu "ander . ALM LU LEE he = setilitn . one - For Dress or Street The Newest Style ‘pn Footwear: Commodore transaction. “—r : rtp . ants visited previously, ris Ol “al of the parts ‘ F S : d | . wo other indictments are pend-| Dit and a brother of Countess Pinnis viet ene covere : en riday and aturaay || $7.00 Values a ae *7 00 d a ‘ re - . yi ¢ n 1 re a my - ’ ; ; ‘ > 4 a ae ? “ p . *“e © * ing against the Pecks in the Eilers tS —e . bottles were arriving a h FEDERAL DAIRY The place to buv vour re where quality an d price case. In addition, Austin Peck is m? } } I 1 the sterilizat under two indictments charging him = oN rae kes ae ge ks a aga eae CHIEF TO DIRECT are neve rm isrepres sented Yeu F ave by buving from us DAA Ankle Straps With embezzlement by buailee of 13 MILK FIRMS . pte : re a : “4 oa th | at all times. —— Black Satin $2300 in money and property from ORDERED TO INSTALI I a i i gia MILK SURVEY HERE Two-clasp, fine quality, pure si lack (smal 49¢ 3 Black Kid " oughn t 111Z n. me ee ; : : . William Lageman, manager of the ] iv les for = ong — ‘ en Suede : tle washer gives the bottl — ; ; Cae sere anti 7 “ Model Laundry, ©°910 Pine street. and PASTEU R IZ E KK S aie — isiaiteaadiiai . - , os be Two La » Chamolse : emoroidaery Daa ih , 09¢c j j in} Re ts, Cross Straps bezzlement of $5862 from the Rev. Continued From Page One. ‘om the interior all adhering su! quest of Aldermanic Investi- Srcthery bathe, tam broom, guavas. Slee $4, 95 — One-Straps Ind. All the charges arose from ™ethod was what was known as waitlen whee the “e e° times gating Committee. fe | Ice Cream Plant Visited. WASHINGTON, Jan. 27 , : eating the necessary te ‘rature ie ae a ahh ey hs = 4 ie hey’s office that at least some of he on St : ¥ : Bs seat : ¢] The ice cream plant in the base- tary of Agriculture Meredit h an- own an ri Valking Gloves; $0.00 value, ies ats “Low Heel fords” , aacteria in one vat an hen a ok Ox these cases would be tried, probably to Kill : oe ss ee ment was not full operation. t nounced today that he had n period, hee : p WE DO NOT SELL SECONDS $2.00 - _ massing it to another vat for holding . se ; at the next term of court. The a ing | es was statea tha the ingredients of the aldermanic committee investi- at that temperature for 30 minutes Specially Priced Pecks’ attorneys indicated that they ee ‘the Laat? 6 time ‘eo: " the ice crea are pasteurized before gating milk control in St. Louis tha 21 3 t — $7.00 al Would appeal the -present case, if a ™“ hich tin Gioboeg _ is nin pee ee freezing he would send B. H taw!l, chief ra | HE GLOVE S . s ocus ( . values $5 (0) t our . ’ acrther nid ee ee tide y , : das © pet oe ; . we : . a - " Me Ey a RN AON Oa YOR AER TA UE AP = AR TO et ni enc, + em eentie te Me peng® wnbe —— _— , —_— . ‘ oA . ewe ay by wh Wty eee i 7 Ae ' Ae ee CICPANSINEL VI! ; , Azneiualy bd a i ; . . under one indictment-charging em- iathicikiepien sptel tet ater dea! lov Secretary Meredith Acts on Re- yi.co Value, ae , | | rici kid, Stanislaus Pryzbysz of South Bend,’ —— oe eae eine §6«=€6of? ghee wes mores that the leather, Cuban, » were inspected thre lack Satin Appeal May Be Sought. a ne: See no dirt remained in them. the Post-Dispatch. Strap Wrist Gauntlet, black only; embroidery back (large ( adesigned to mua “flash and holding” methoc ; , ham tte, embroidery back val or Military heels. stock deals. the “flash and holding” method before leaving the plant, to see thdt By the Washington Correspondent of Psa | . Black Snede . oo] " . ,y ‘ : . t ‘is ‘ocess as heir ‘ A 7 It was said at the Circuit Attor- He explained this process as being ; ‘re ‘ded as essential if a max- . hew trial is denied monly regare The ec mitte ‘rent next to the.the dairy division of ft] m reduced to > . ; . o . . 4 s aarua i : ‘ . as chal a4 4 y 4 : ‘) ‘ Lilt’ f + a . Be nee lepa e > © first investigation of the killed Leventhal * Bidd to St. Louis, to aid the aimeaied. ecks’ financi operations was | * | ats reet. at which 2 ons of milk | res » 4 heir reaueat ‘i made by the pethes Busin ss Bureau,| _Rippe said that. in his opinion, | & 1" bottled da’ a build poles gga Rew ‘ . Susines: . ; are ttle ally. in 4 ullding in week. _— . ‘this sort of pasteurization was not os he oe r , r adjunct of the Advertising Club ‘ear of that number. The clari- Raw! has instruction to , . Pa 4 hier of . Inet a the most perfect in practice, because * , ; : . : oF ho black vici kid, on ee set Haga onc mi holding the re- ier in the lace was not in work- with t St. tris authorities re Prices for Thursday, Friday and Saturday len nvestment schemes an ques- j : ‘ ’ ilitary hee! practice Was to gardin the plan of inquir: ‘RAY malls : , ire emperature after the milk is . oA cee ee “sg . i sho . rer . Good. tonable practices in business gener- se ‘. holding vat 'p Sia , Li le mil aan the pasteurizer prefer not to tie up Mr. Raw! in any fs A povaprer or flex a yi T > >} e ‘ted evi- pasgset it) ie’ ararat ] . «lf i A . . -_ ; cae 4 ae hee Or th eeeen @e ”” . jera? + Qaer ate . ryj i. } , 4 ye * rd he bureau had collec asin tite te une, he said, in-Which th » t) t] Assistan HH al hi way, Assistant § retary Harriso! as ible soles. Al ence in another case against the, , : . 1] ' ‘ON ais i ar Jordan took the wWite of the department caid. ‘*put \ : ' i ACK 4 é ] i p)eoae Li 4 a °“e accor ’ ; . nat toh. - _| heatin ans G al ee ae ss ae ee =e Ge - ad Biles. Pecks when Eilers made his com - rt in one vat, a process, f ' ‘oprietor to various part ) Opinion of the department! Volume wrath cg Meate—Fresh Roasted Coffees—t( reamery Piaint. One function of the bureau plished in on ee ee , ; pointing out dirt and ur first duty wi to assist | v a rf ‘ — o— ati ; ia said more certain of even resuits., ali pointing ou air ANG ui at ut} “7 W ae reas @128 E:naton Av. 4 Live Markets 1407 \N. Gran - . hg advise investors upon the re- : ‘ Tee Cake oo i, RE sanitary conditions. The woman steps necessary to obtai for 8st. 5313 Easton Av. Jefferson-( herokeer ‘*‘Misses’ h ] Sh , lity of the firms with which! ?* was note St 6 Crewe pe joni ae & lace was irty. Loute a sanitary an cine v1 td be - . > ant was of this varicty. te ‘ praca wi mOL Garty. souls a | itary : Opel ri - oo oes they are dealing. ee ee og rh map the “Then you don’t know dirt r. supply Chuck Roast, Ib ...........10e Rib & Loin Pork Chops, lb., 25e AT LOWER PRICES bh SB. ae r wee ey OFM hi ° . ; es ~+ : ’ ‘ ."* ’ ’ P . i a 3¢ were and J repiied B tac, We ee tees Chuck Roast. prime, lb.....12c Neck Pork Chops, Ib aOe BIG GIRLS’ 2) to i " > Citizens’ Milk Committee, sai i> ee ee aaa ee ae ow t styles in Queen His REPORT SOON ON DEBS CASE the cooler to which the f}}s T S| Milk Not Pasteurized. pe aitogwetiner th : . wart i a : Beef Shoulder, boneless. lb.. 20006 Smoked Hams, lb. 2ihke passed after pasteurization had been vottie caps in the plant of dom to mix this all-im Ue: a 47e¢ Smoked Calif. Hams. ae Boots. i Recommendation to Go to President rae 1 within the last month. She Schevack at 2941 Dayton street bore tion with others, su rices, Spareribs, 4D. : am on \ © > . Le if us ;t1i " a ha na : . eee - se ? . . ; pete a } - jas visit t fha tne inser ms, “gq ialitys rfuaranteed lich are more or pr secon I Neck Bonés, lb ; > ee Bacon, whole or half, ee tere Boots. ij . 7 Within Few Days. said that upon ne; ASit VISI Oo tn ttt ‘Rit oy . D's $5 ty-cleanliness. It waar nil » - T. R : My > By the Asroc | tated Press. ; dairy the milk was exposed to orl . ; “a Serr th . — ilk serye j Wniar oe. ‘retar. \I re i463 « telegwram : Breast, Ib. “ese eee Se Shoulder, eee lOc ta’ ealf. an an ti WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Recom-j;tamination from the air in the cool- ‘vst Bs: one the ws K a ae ae Secretar} — ra “e wera Sa Chops, Ib...... 10¢ > > ee = ' Gun . Pa nt. 7 (Mat arantee as ooTained from "COTY ' ‘ Meelor ' » | . He : mendations of the Department of! ing process. p Ay : Stew, Ib.........8e Loin, b.. iSe me } Satisfaction at this _dustice as to a pardon for Eugene Milk Dumped Into Vat. pasteurization in the plant, whieh “Teer letter of 3am 91. hee teed . i tlee ar- ss. RT RIBS, FLANK, Ib. . “oe ble buying o op- iit ‘ ra 4 wv fa.hl . -* { tf, @ Lidl co ‘ if ‘ then - . y ” * ’ tomorrow and i . term at Atlanta for violation of the rival at the plant that the building 5 gee liew 7 , isidera ang Hambu 4 , . BRISKET BEEF, I> re 0 es “te eid: “This method of procedure wi'l tment is glad to co-operate tapionage act, possibly will be sub- was old. John P. Cabanne, vic t be al * This plant was : With purchase of ‘ . . : ‘ Tigray ; allowed. Piatt : Trent in TYié kin euch vir ey mitted to President W ilson within president of the compan) c remar! Ked eong those i? cluded ee [?r Jordan's [fa fT ry cry Se: . ry? a oitents 2 2 | P t f b a . aseeec- + s " 0 ) —, y the inspection began: * ia ; so ee . ‘Bs “ggntty at Vi a a a bs. ul e img te S81 er merr. “the next few days. shortly afte a i he he- order sent out today wi he handling and distribution of We 7 pleased to be able to quote these wonderful Cai Officials of the department said “Jr's not as clean as it might 6 "today a study of the case had been cause the building is old, but we fec! the Moko Dairy Co., ‘429 went oa : ign Ss -_ negesuary: a ] 00 Fa le Stam § with Box Black Pepper Ae dren's at ; ad ? cre y } ; e: »<] Mr. f H Ra Vi, ASSISTANL Chait ' ' ‘‘LOWER PRICES’ EL = completed by the department's @t-'we are very efficient. When the’ Papin street, the committee learne = : terneys and put before Attorney-| committee was departing he added that the com) Ro tga a: nah These Shoes have flexible sewed soles, with no tacks “e are required wine 1A Lae charge o tne Gair s pany & Product Is deliv- f the Bureau of Animal Industry, Palmer. They gave no in- that the company expects to erect € so ara fs which | ~ ) . : q : The Hig! C " M oe ontie: and ane oft testhen. Pry 2 ' xclusive- Sell it at 14 cents a quart ans rf division for the last 10 years, Wii ar- her a pardon'shortly a building devoted exc | : m ; We Néodles, Spag Mahogan Black d. would be attionpae: 4 Tetons | ly to ice cream on 4 lot adjoining the @ pint, the store proprietor being rive in St. Louis on Feb. 4 and will Sell - M “* i “er a Black Calf pa Be | has said. however, that he! present plant to the east and upon : J 3 otner Macaron roducts | not rdon Debs an he be- the com pletion of that plant to re- commission for handling. This price Sars He is authorized to go over tne oul: NI OR SPAGHETTI d 10c Lace, 50) Buttoa, $2 25 Sem notion might lower the model its present building for milk is 2 cents lower to the consumer milk situation with you and other BULK MACARO » pounc.. 814 tol! *4. 0 5 to 8... ve of the 1 in the event of | purposes. than is being charged by plants de-_ interested parties and make plans war ge The first portion. of the plant vie livering to doorsteps. The Moko for the survey ’ 9-inch beight; Ladies’ brown or perfect Hitting; ( biack calf, or } of the difficulty of Sos eanmseanenteatiaaibenl udltth a. iiaoe Av mntalltngerapevtatedilen step he ee PsePeee? eat w } a distant dairv and served without this afternoon. It follows: nO iven a discount of 10 per cent as his. remain through the fifth if neces- 4 I ‘ é ;

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Y See on coe a eT RIO A te A alti Spat serme ve dy eae pee eM Soy ta ee ne , ais sn eae Miliedeaticeatinte! opti ic takin jc or ain a a ose ne Jb th ‘ussite, obeaiaes PS Re en. AP Te RC UNERR 8 Kia shan ae ete Ry ag Say RO sN : a bes IT wae ee, oF ee PRE Cog) te ep ae ad %..: hoe. PEGA ARSE: PaO oo Feit edt nui eleg 75 Mgr noen. Ty wet rte Pine teen Fete -& pal pm aed ERE 5 PR ae raters eS ee eee Oe Me eee ee eR sl ; hoe 3 f alii saab a ve — 4. | STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH | suNDAY POST. DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100° PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other | ils Ns Dein tetaatts 4 ee ee . : As We must dispose of all Winter merchandise before stock taring and we are offering our patrons some wonderful bargains tn orde! to do so. what this merchandise originally cost us In fact, we are making them a present of a large pai in various color effects ill are new spring plats ™ ” _—_ . * . : : ; ’ - ~ > .?* 1% rT? T : ©* alEew 2. 7 bs a ‘ ¥ 4 bs bd is € lad ° - . > - - — = - = : ' m . i wtf cs ° - _ - tk a ‘* 2 Se eet ¥i.F : = _ ° ~ + =~ — °s . >» -s > e nl 7P9ryT *s3f . | These qre mi sneciats the most wonderful values offered in years. te ge Every Coat Below Cost! Four Groups Priced for Quick Disposal! (loth or fur fabric Coats, plain or fur trimmed. . Values to $40. . .§ 95 Cloth Coats, plush ) Coats, plain models, fur trimmed models. SPECIAL! Be here early. as the women who receive these Values up will be very fortunate. eens —_ — a . —- ~ —_ ™ > > a ~ 8 ~N ~e Gs m, S rT. f. ~~ ~ At Ou ick Riddance Values to $45....... Ercellent materials plain models. Late styles. Welees ta $55 ......¢ High - rade Suils o bea atifual materials. platn or fur trimmed ? : : Values to $27.50, 1)” or fur trimmed Just 50 Coats at... Pegular Sailors, Turb (hinchins in son s Pr ié es aT Values to $55. § Values to $75. 4 $7.50 Values the wanted colors. See them in the window. Beautiful fur-trim med cloth and fur fabric materials Prac tically chote of our finest cloth or fur fabric ¢ oats ip rf se) fo S30 and $fU- ais ——— ee WAISTS it Pre-Tnvento ry Redu Values 22 a $74 39 co qT cm Up to $7.00 . A group consisting of t: ew models why ‘pring purchased underpriced SPECIAL—S$4 Waists 4 lamifted atMrrher af Georgette tT aiate«. Spewuagl- ly priced fer Friday. while DRESSES aMalacs Ud toi Drastic Reductions for Pre-Inventory a Offering Most Remarkable A group of the better grade Dresses of such lovely charmeuse, duvetyne., tricotine. tricolette and Georgetles bough! under priced SPECIAL—D i @ Another opportunity fer the is a tnicoleties, f resses U p to $15. “early ones. velours, satins. serges, they iast ef ¢)5 | |: Savings *? »- J . ’ . ittiS «758 also rein Spring faffetas Dre oe | i) a PUPPIES pongees and striped tub sills are Vanvu ~ Fy rose 69 .85 velpvets fa! 3 (= - een nee a zi =*& a Drisone = : at an _ - a 4 = “~s ont -? = re = ar > inant iIe ~ aru $4 fr Ie as reg ssc er * ~* o ~~, Lit ° at Tias ager 7 - > > ’ « Ate hv ~Toge « > & = rOCG. . at ” eo sai che ca é ™m er a e — ~ —— Ge a - = x & }¢ B8 ee. — on | . roy = aa a ~ & $s a a 7 - — - . —_ a +" =", a 4 ‘ . ee . e-f Star Pacaing store =~ Sot “"enand avenue, S8liG He vewe ms s a arerce Becamann A Naldermerer.were.. the mer - . > VA + = ghter. Adele. said Clarence Beck eal be ~ a aT) “ ~ ar e* a % - t c yy x - - » 2 - a) = - a 5 a2u2 sa »~= ise s Through the eraphical trans é - ~ - > - + n of a paragraph .e fina Ps e " . \ a t = > _~ ; as > a = P = - 5, > ’ - ~ Ys . ie 4 tmat +anb fac 7 ~ rT, — - & 2 - oe . Det AL at as ~ > ~ o en who rf eG .iT. — 2 . WITNESS TESTIFIES BRINES BORE GRUDGE AGAINST DREWES says student Offered to Fight Dart- mouth Senior. Whom He Is Ac- cased of berry mens: for $5090. - =e Pas ¢ a . « oe 1 2 - * -s rT a4 4 - ae ca - 3 ~—- % ~ _ > - a. bi - e ~ o > 2 ~ a” ° 7 ~— - = - ~ . =~ ¢ _ a o.... e* 34 - - ° > = t= - ’ >» a & “ *- T° os = > ae e . . — ty - asserted ~o Briznes hac . - = = ° Ta tu Lacie $ 5 ~ - . were cé# PN aps os a that the - ar ©2 = an "ger + & u « $: - ryt? or ‘ _- £ , zx . re 7 rs * Was - "ee a ae z* ara ped pe -~~@ +» = ~*~ ° aed B. = al = a ste - = (~ of -_—* -- os ae ~ aA as — a - . .. . x oh +@ ning dr six upants tre =* rag ~ a ~* ing Af «@ = + -- eS . ° “ a ‘- .. » 18 o 1 *r DB USseoal - ~ “ 4 = ss > = ; acene ‘ir 3 ’ 4 re = ~ - se? - a6. 2 . ~ 2 - o *_- - Ol_» r - -_- 3 —e | = a2 \ eek & ro epr - 2 oe Be gi ro “ar = = A &* : eS. . = : « . -- ™. al - . “1 . ‘ - mr > > 4 7 4 7 4 - >» ee | E — - * = . . arn on were aoe re ™ — 4 a? 2s **2 "5 + > L -“ a, 7 = ~_ + o “2 - - Lt 3 pa > ar 7 - @ > .> ausing damages * ro ~ 4 = +3. 2 ‘ ~~. $ avYv a: ° - . wat and Ore damages tc ortents -* - 4 > a. ~~ i, & tas = Lt $4 tsee of Needle Saticons — Ja Badward Atherton of Alton is re- ering froeor y oe I POeratie ss 3! which half cf a needle was taken frem his ja® Believing that the pain was ause a dad tooth bh had a X-Rar pictcre taker. which dis closed *® presence ° the needle Coe > : - = ™ fragment. Atbert Goes sot Know how ff ent here ——__— — SS —_ ———— = il ak, iecienasiidias + Tp ASSEMBLE STOLEN MONEY INVESTED. °7 2 cberse of burglar: 5 hs SWGER RECITAL ooo “KU KLUX KLAN OL acre ct zara ee: Baby Cough: ‘ - r oe “2 Yt 7 ‘ : e ; to navTing —. - ~~ an . gure *--3" . ech a remedy ¢ ts t cone x 5 Th ” ‘ — B escent TU, 288. 3; LU berr. burglarie. ere recent Th. - | tes. Piso’s is mild but _ aso JAZZ PIANO PLa : . ‘ : a i cunding cal Dav tsi eh i mpi > gr? £> ¥ Tl Dell sland piace, under auspices « pers e Teme $3 — — z . —_—_—_— —— é Former Deputy Snmeritt Savs Ma : — + _ {> ’ y — “ + -~ i? 4 { ij 1s! ™ ¢] mt Ta. “a Pag , A ur = os = a al > _ @ me ' " F eeL ect Ch S the trad: . br ~ = a —_ ia 4 birn >. tne sale of i ring * mh Was stolen by EXTRA SPECIAL! ghwaymen from Robert! G . Ss 3 rs z= avenue a t * & 3 iD eo - P : = —s 00 S - e nigt ‘ eo Talues to Bre: 0 | Pia leate . . 5 was te ; im or 7 a wraps i er. ‘+’ Bs AS i] ’ = 7 ' : 4 ; ’ Much Lower Than Any Future Prices Ve are determined to clean up all Broken Lines and have named prices far below present and future values Shirts Underwear Neckwear i mass ; 55-00 Pajamas. now $3.54 * - . = ‘ | , Sy "yO S 4 - be ba > sin “~~ - = -_: ~ - 7 ™ $5.00 Madras $2.8; $8.00 Vassar Union Suits $5.35 e@ 2 ass, : eva $2 OC $6.00 Pajamas, now $4.35 ~ . i om : Reig sation od 5c ~ . rava7s 22.25 | Es idle $6.00 Russian Cords. $3.2: $8.50 Vassar Union Suits.$5.35 $545 Silk ites. i $7.00 Pajamas w. $5.35 wy w+ » o a pty = -- ne a a $6.00 White Oxford $9.00 Vassar Union Suits $5.85 $5.50 Silk Cravats. $2.7 2c A sie ™ sa Pele" i ~ PP J - . vy . 3 a ns 93-35 $12.50 Vassar Union Suits. $8.1> Finest Anit Scarfs—i3¢ Silk and Silk-Mixed ~ @ a, ze o ~~ ri wiis = ixeGc $6.00 and $7.00 314.00 Vassar Union Suits $9.15 Discount ry D; pe . . * . ie sie ele Se . - as s> OU Madras $: Re Larter oc F - wet | cs A $7.00 Ladies’ Silk Shirts and Drawers >3.50 Fabric $1.95 = ae ollars Price io corcdtecines Jaan 388 - re. ) ee ee eee Ce an Todi STL Extra Special Madras 35.00 Cape & Mocha.$2.95 Te a . ~* o " ae 4 - iw , e a coc Ballvmena “P yo Suits, $5.50 Cape & Mocha $2.0 “ee “S E> “ A 7 iil Linen,” Now 35¢ 00 Suits, Now $1.65 36.00 Cape & Mocha 23-95 34.50 Ladies Pure ' - 36.50 Cape & Mocha $2.9: ar a: > Tor » Be 00 ~ = — ld Diz oe. > sly arters. 2 SrSReeie se oe $8.00 Cape & Mocha $) On Locust Street at Sixth «& S33 Values SHU Values l, Price ; P r IC 4 5 Pf* SY Values Price. ——— a rit PEEFUME YOUR HOME WITH S — Fragrant Incense . \X . Fr \ We scctty coome aeawee serra i] ’ , i ad a »agre _ a ie = of - ° » _ % : , "te a | > a34 2 @ 4 ¢ er ‘ach % ee Me r va ea..*” : ;* fe * : i — . * 4 -- 7 * a a = Buy &* ee, Cei4’s T Teen ni A A VANTINE £ Co. Labereterte. 68 Haererepeoter Av. *. Srw +toagnk “California Syrup of Figs” ERE 3 , ~~ "+ 2 , > _- Fu = — - , ” et ak : ’ * —- | : ‘ . ad ee ee en Bs « Bbu2 Delicious Laxative for Child's Liver and Bowels ——_ | Hurry mother’ A teaspoonful of , tire” is often all that is ne eseart “Lalfornia” Syrup of Fi toda Childr un t teef) gana nn mey youreni © cick cil taenwe.|gumaize “Chmtemah” Goes af gee |e “ER Aosaaienedl times? News appears e3 sneluaivell ' * cain s OPT : PR uli i °° gs e If your child fs comstipated. bilieus,/ which has directions for babies — : ‘TR Associa Ne ? feverish. fretful, bas culd, colic, or if | children primted om the bottle Say = in the Post-Dispatch in the evening news stomach is sour, tomzue coated, brea: 2 “California” or you may gttaszimi- = paper field in St. Louis. bad, remember « good “physic-laxa ‘ tation ag syrup. Beware! B.5:5605.6S. HO TSTKRES-3STOERADS DOQAOOS Fee SF Sree are : : ee -_ i ame te ame oR EO ee 8 Charge Made Friday of the mont February stat i March. —— — Specials on THRIFT A The Buy-Way Women's Ar Coverall and Aprons, of Scouts Ameockeng —— str ipes ar . = nec xs contrasting colors. ~ Butcher Knive These hare good stee! blades and bhardies. Blades : inches iotg. Wool Rer $2.48 and $3. Breadcioth, veio serge, mixed goo rinds. im ie sold by the lengtt sist of — 40-inch Crepe 40-inch Satin ¢ 35-inch Colore 35-inch Noveit 4>-inch Crepe Also black Silk any other good coats. dresses, i! etc = > % S pecia McCa Magaz 5 a FROM thi get ‘=e eer latest | wei! Otmet itt tures ‘an are ¢1 McCall's We are ma cing suDdscri} otfer or soc. Leave 3y he Pattern Depa rr rrs 7 ~~ + Final Cleé > - > a Nains 4 En el Of yerTs 4 Camisoles lace, embroidery broidered designs At $2 Undermusiins ¢ sook—Nightgowm Petticoats and $*' trimemned with car broidery and hand Soiled from dispt Philippine Envwe prettily hand em} Silk Envelope Che with lace and ril soilec, but exces Limited quantity. Cors S pecial., High-grade Co end back styics; Brocade Girdles ' serts. Styles fo @verage figures. | and strong supp . 90 to 32 im the k Confine: Pick B- »~<ade open front and of

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“ ; > wonder te ee a oer _—) rHURSDAY ARY 37, 1921. $5 AND COLLEGES “* ec i. THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921. ——__ DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. —_—— en eae a a ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAICH 6 ssn a Lette eee A teen _ _ JAZZ PIANO PLaying See Our Other Advertisement on Page 13. adult beginners in 26 lees course for players. e 2OT72W for Free Beckie: stensen Schools Odeon, Wellston Bidgs. Charge Purchases Made Friday and the balance Special Elevator For convenience use special eT ee — y Ces es eS and e values jam as j now .$3.00 nov $3.54 now .$4.35 famas, now.$5.35 jamas, now .$5.85. jamas, now. $6.35 nd Silk-Mixed :% Discount osiery dies’ Silk Beis... ...$3.95 dies’ Silk Clocks .... $3.95 dies’ Pure .. («8p Q@OSS lies’ Wool. $2.35 dies’ Silk Incens ea Incense as a e boudoir 1 aieep, ely dis- of the month, will appear on _ open _ with - Bizes 32 to 46. February statements, in March. payable , 1, Specials on THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Micky Rompers, $1.00 Percale Rompers, made with white waists and full bloomers, with pockets. Sizes 2 to 6 ears. y (On Thrift Avenue.) Children’s Dresses, $r Made of Amoskeag gingham in solid colors and plaids. Sev- eral models; short - waisted styles included. Sizes 2 to 6 ars. ye (On Thrift Avenue.) Women’s Aprons, $r Coverall and belted style Aprons, of Scouts percale and Amoskeag ginghams, fancy stripes and checks, trimmed in contrasting colors. (On Thrift Avene. ) Butcher Knives, 25c Ea. These have good quality hard steel blades and polished handles. Blades are 7 and 8 inches long. (On Thrift Wool Remnants, $2.48 and $3.98 Yard Broadcloth, velour, tricotine, serge, mixed goods of various kinds, in lengths up to 5 yards. A splendid lot of wool fabrics at very special prices. (On asarift Avenue.) Avene.) a On the.“ Square” Remnants of Silk These are from our Silk Salon, marked at a saving and sold by the length only. Con- sist of — 40-inch Crepe de Chine 40-inch Satin Charmeuse 36-inch Colored Satins 36-inch Novelty Silks 40-inch Crepe Meteors Also black Silk Lengths and many other good weaves for coats, dresses, linings, skirts, etc. (Square 7, Main Floor) S pecial— McCall’s Magazine 5 Months, 50c FROM this magazine you get the latest style news, as well as other interesting fea- tures that are exclusive with McCall’s. We are making a special trial subscription offer of 5 months for soc. Leave your order at the Pattern Department. (‘Second Floor.) Final Clearing of Lingerie At 75c Nainsook Envelope Chemises, Corset Covers and Drawers, Crepe Bloomers and Silk Cam- isoles, variously trimmed. Soiled and greatly reduced in price. At $1.50 Nainsook Nightgowns, Enve- lope Chemises, Corset Covers: also flesh or dark colored Silk Camisoles with trimmings of lace, embroidery and hand-em- broidered designs. Soiled. At $2.60 Undermuslins of finest nain- sook—Nightgowns, Envelopes, Petticoats and S‘'k Camisoles— ed with dainty laces, em- broidery and hand embroidered. Soiled from display. At $3.00 epine Envelope Chemise, — nd embroidered; also Ik Envelope Chemise, trimmed with lace and ribbon. Slightly soiled, but exceptional values. ited quantity. (Second Floor.) Corsets S pecial, $2.95 High-grade Corsets in front and back styles; also Satin and Brocade Girdles with elastic in- Serts. Styles ‘for slender and @verage figures. Fancy trimmed and strong supporters. Sizes 80 to 32 in the lot. Confiners, 59c Pink Brocade Confiners, in t and open back styles, elastic gore, tape straps. (Second Floor) Sample Corsets Special, $1.55 Odd lots of Corsets in front back lace style, of white | and pink plain and fancy mate- rial. bust, long-skirt Ls oll for all figures. A good — = @ssortment. All are popu- @ St standard makes. GRAND-LEADER —— Se . -— ae The Twenty-Third Annual STIX. BAER & FULLER elevator to Dining Room, 6th Floor, and Men's Clothing Dept., on 4th Floor. sale of Infants Wear Tiny Frocks, Rompers and Bonnets Are Available at Extremely Low Prices HEN as much preparation and very special plan- ning is directed on one event as has been done for this sale of Infants’ Wear—the values are sure to be of the keenest sort. Many of the things offered are sample lines. The items listed indicate the character of the sale. Philippine Dresses, $3.98 Handmade Dresses of finest lawn, elaborately hand embroidered and scalloped at the neck and bottom. Sizes 2,3 and 4 years. Sample Long and Short Dresses Handmade and machine-made Dresses of finest nainsook and Peggy Panty Dresses, $1.50 These cunning little Play Frocks are made of Amzskeag Y ‘SS gingham in checks and solid colors, with white braid trim- ming. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Combination Suits, $1.25 Combination garments made of cambric, trimmed with embroid- ery and insertion. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Princess Slips, $1.25 These are made of cambric and med with lace and embroidery. 6 to 14 years. Children’s Drawers, 39c Cambric Drawers, made in bloomer style, finished with scalloped and lace-edged ruf- fles. Sizes 2 to 10 years. Sizes (Downstairs Store.) Wornen. A Sale of 1200 Pairs of Onyx Silk Stockings at 3:2 Per Pair WHEN pure thread silk, full fashioned Hose of this well-known brand come so priced, it is indeed an occasion for special noting. Each pair of Hose is first quality of fine thread and even weave. The Hose come in a full range of sizes, in black, brown, gray and white. 7 . ‘ Matin I o0rTr,) Reduced Prices on Knit Underwear Women’s Union Suits at 9&c MMEDIUM-WEIGHT Union Suits, in low neck, sleeveless, or high neck and long sleeve style. All ankle length. White and flesh color. Also fleece lined, fine ribbed cotton Union Suits, with high neck, long sleeves and ankle length: mercerized tape at neck. Sizes 34 to 44. Special, 75c Wool and cotton Drawers in Special, 65c Women’s Shirts and Drawers of medium weight or heavy § ankle length, made with French fleeced cotton, in sizes 34 to 38, band or tight top, in sizes 34 to special, s9c. Sizes 40 to 42, 65c 44. Special, 79c Boys’ cotton-fleeced Union Suits; made in ankle length, with long sleeves and full open front and open seat. (Main Floor.) —_—— A Sale of Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks at $4()2° FULL size 3-ply veneer Trunks, body covered and bound with hard fiber, with solid steel trimmings. Made with open-cushion top, hangers for 12 to 15 suits or dresses; large, roomy drawers, hat and shoe box, laundry bag and Yale spring lock. At $45.00 Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks, fully equipped, interchangeable for men or women. At $72.50 Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks of extra depth, showing solid eet corners and cushion top. | At $65.00 Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks of © solid post corner construction; made with open-cushion top and inside locking bar. For men or ese are interchangeable. (Fourth Floor.) SE ED EE batiste; come at very attractive prices. There is a large variety of styles; hand embroidered or trimmed with lace, embroidery and baby tucks. The handmade Dresses are priced The machine-made Dresses, $1.50 to $10.00 75C, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00, $3.00, $4.00 up to $10.00 Sample Waist Dresses $1.50, $2, $3, $4, $5, Up to $15 These little Dresses are made of lawn, poplin, Swiss and or- gandie, displaying lace, embroidery and tiny ruffle trimmings. Sample Hats, Caps and Bonnets 49c, 75c, 98c, $1.98 and $2.98 There are Caps of sheer organdie and lawn for babies, Bonnets in dainty styles for small girls and boys, and Hats of straw and silk in dozens of styles for children up to 6 years. Pique Hats for baby boys, carriage Bonnets and Normandie Bonnets are shown. The prices in each instance represent sub- stantial savings. (Second Floor Middy Blouses “a 4 Qe ACK TAR, Paul Jones, Sara- toga and other well-known makes of Middy Blouses are marked at reduced prices for clearing. Every girl who likes to wear Middy Blouses will want to buy one or two now, and have them for this Spring, and may save money by buying their middies during this sale. | The materials are jean, galatea and poplin. Sizes 6 to 22. (Third Floor.) A Sale of 3500 Yards of Drapery ¢& Upholstery Remnants 29c AQc 69c to ar Each A REMARKABLE opportunity to purchase rem- nants of Silk Pongee ke ; o , states aaa Curtain Nets Velours Poplins Damasks Terry Cloths And many other materials. Lengths are from 1 to 5 yards. Every piece is greatly reduced in price—making the sale prices extremely low. Sixth Wieet.) : Ve 7 Clearing Sale of Housewares Slightly Shopworn—Quantities Limited Wood Shelves | | 19c Furniture Polish Dry Cleaner Kitchen Knives Washboards Flower Baskets Roll Baskets Kitchen Cleavers Trays Air Moisteners White Enamel! Milk Pails Waffle Irons Iron Cooking Pots ; 05c Bathtub Seats Aluminum Skimmers Aluminum Strainers Clothes Dryers 10c Chair Seats Radioglos Metal Polish Glass Casters Glass Drink Mixers Fancy Fern Baskets Two-Qt. Glass Churns] Bathtub Seats Baby Bathtubs Large-Size Roast Pans Large White Enamel Trays j Two-Burner Alcohol Stoves Fancy Baskets Large-Size Waffle Irons - Two-Loaf Bread Makers 59c Sponge Holders Bread Boxes Bird Cages Sewing Stands (Fifth Floor.) Bath Shelves a a PSNR A Special Selling of “Premier Silk Shirts Of Crepe de Chine, Silk Broadcloth, Men’s-W ear Crepe, in a great array of beautiful colorings. 7 62 prone THOUSAND Silk Shirts of the well-known Premier brand are ready for this special selling. Hundreds of color combinations in striped effects are made up in the illustrated styles. The quality of the silk used is of the best—the tailoring expert. In the way of tailored Shirts there is nothing better. , 3 Our unusually large purchase brought these Shirts to us at a great price concession. Thus it is possible for us to place on sale superior quality Shirts at this decidedly moderate price. Choice at ——e ee (Third Floor.) A fter-Inventory Sale of High-Grade Furs Prices Are Low Enough to Justify Investment! THOUSANDS of dollars’ worth of fine quality Furs are represented in the wonderful fur stock this house is carrying. After taking our inventory, we have decided to make further sacrifices, thus the Furs that are included in this sale have never been priced so low. Now is your opportunity to secure the Fur Coat, Wrap or Neckpiece that you longed for earlier in the season, but whose price was then prohibitive. Fur Coats of marmot, taupe, black and brown coney and lynx cat are priced $55.00 Coats of Spanish leopard eat, natural hair seal, French seal (seal dyed coney) and natural muskrat, $98.50 Handsome Coats of imported marmot with raccoon and Australian opossum collar and cuffs, $145.00 French seal (dyed coney) Coats, trimmed with blue wolf collar and cuffs, or with skunk, Australian opossum or squirrel collar and cuffs, $195.00 Black caracul Coats with skunk collar, $195.00 Full-length Dolmans of seal dyed coney, with collar and cuffs of skunk or Australian opossum, $225.00 Handsome mole Wrap worked in striped and shirred effect, $395.00 Many other handsome Fur Coats are marked at greatly reduced prices in this sale. Fox Scarfs in black, brown, taupe and red, $24.75 Large Stoles of mink and kolinsky marmot, $69.75 Large Capes and Collars of Australian opossum, $79.50 One-skin animal Scarfs of natural mink, $19.75 One-skin animal Scarfs of baum marten and stone marten, $29.75 | One-skin animal Scarfs of Hudson Bay sabje, > 4ap-75 - Handsome skunk Capes and Scarfs, Genuine silver fox Scarf, $295.00 $49.75 to $275.00 | Natural mink Scarfs and Wraps, Mole and Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) $69.75 to $1279 Capes and Scarts, $39-75 0 $125 | Men's fur-lined Overcoats and children’s Lock squirrel Scarfs in large throw ef- | Furs are included in this sale, marked at fects, $24.75 | radical reductions. (Thira Floor.) "SF" £¥ SPAURt Ver’ 7 oR OSes! vers

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“Rs Cot Tre wed ee oa t ys FEEDS SNS, © he Oy nl ea RET MOM ARP cael ween - ee ee | Me Se em ee > i a i a ee SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St Louis Newspaper. 6th AND FRANKLIN WHERE THE CROWDS Geo IDAY—SATURDAY AND MONDAY FREE SHOPPING BAG 74! 1 i>. evr own fresh-reasted GENUINE COBBAN GTA- Teens COFFEE: beantiful. clear. criep. delicious drinker: weald be s barrais at 35 (if yea ee See, here's your eppertunity . QUEEN OLIVES, JUMBO Size : Extra tearge: O@rm sew crop: most delicious tasting you ever put in year SS meuwth; br the pint. 3: by the quart... rr FRESH PIG SIDE MEAT— ie PORK CHOPS —Cut from 18 t , peund. Wisconsin Yellow Cream Cheese This quality is second to none. tm smaller quantities, pound............. 22¢ IBRICK CHEESE 2::"*-‘22:/: 19] PRESS FORE FRESH PLG HAMS + or whole side Fancy smooth SHOULDERS A real treat — spring chicken FORE CHOPS—Eib or . clesely trim- eads: Northern Michican can't be better: \% or whole: "hk. omy solid b Rerals. 15-I>. veck. 28 Ruffaln Buffalo ss. a. x -10 ity Ne. 1: Halibut Steak Fancy Cuts; pound SUN FIS 6 Ubs. Sweet Potatoes LE Ee APPLE SAUCE Bie aire, firm and shiny Yow coulda ay the fresh apples at the price: “th nk this ten er: «& z = tT. \ 10 nm $1 -o Va - called ga’ on 3 Lbs. Granizied Sugar.25 Xertheos: Breet, RFD PITTED ’ c RERRIES—Ne. 2 can; reg. 25 COFFEE—Fancr C steiiaiine recular 45¢ value: 3 peunds... PLIFFED WHEAT— Liver Sausage...... 10 oe " Fresh ee ee S ee Wibs. APPLES «== ‘= ever struck this ar Ceighing Cae ‘COMMITTEE GIVES ~— SCHWAB CLEAN BILL ' ——— ae 4 sr ‘Charges of Receiving Monc} From Govern 1E1 nt Lntrue, 4 ac CCl —_—— ' 'PRy the Agsociateé Prem WASHINGTON, Jan. ‘approval of Chairman bers of the House ge investi- ‘gating the Shipping Board, declared A the ‘im a statement yesterday that = the oF Ue ith L- . Shipping Board as compensation or expenses wh A a lie serving as Direc- tor-General of the Emergency Fiecet _——" = © “= > oration, and that mo part of the $269,600 voucher of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation was paid by the Shipping Board or the Emergency Fleet Corporation as a part of the »st of ships built for the Unit Slates, as intimated.’ Col Abadie, Witmess in Ship Inguiry, Former St. Louisan. . roo Col EB. H. Abadie rmer Genera Com ptr ear of the Shine » Dra — r= ~~ * = -_- ~~ = “3 “4 ~_ ara - : es — S.A is + “x. * . 5 Ose @stirm or Dei a the Walsh Congress ra. ( Ommitt ce FON CePlN ose ~ _- al —s -_-- i : — ~~ > = 7 >> - = a. eh. : ing e a:s rery Cc @ voucher for $260 - + ~~ ae 2) ezec _O ” cover personal for expenses of Charles M. Schwak October, 1815, when Schwab was a member of the Shipping Board. has been mentioned in news dispatches is a former St. Louisan He was head of the Abadie Construction Co. in the Victoria Bullding, and vised the construction of large light and power pls He kept in touch with interest ‘s about elg ago when he announced that impor- tant business in Shipping Board affairs would the East se is a member of the En- ub and the Americ Super- severa! Co nmnoect rion with keep fo ‘ -. ‘ r @4n incejinite ~ * =~ a” he - Gus ~— gineers’ C RATION COURSE FOR WOMEN TO START MONDAY Evening Classes at Washington TU. Arranged on Request of Wednes- day Club. As the forerunner of severa! ning courses for housewives, arranged at the instance Wednesday Club, of which George Bass is president. a om interlor decoration will spicuous ome in the second sen of Washington University division, to open Monday. It is to be taught by H. C. EItt- instructor in drawing. Fiv courses tn the same field have been adopted for the 1321-22 scho« The tmterior decoration course, be given each Monday from 7:40 $:30 p. m. Another special course to Gevelop capabie inspectors for large amount of road work to be done in Missouri and other states the next few years, ts on engineering mate- rials, which E. O. Sweetzer, asso- ciate professor of civil engineerin is to teach. This will embrace class- room and laboratory study of the physical properties and mechanics of the more common enginecring ma- terials. ere- to be of the course be a con- ester extension ~~ + bel son, year to to the as Registration for the secon4 semes- ter evening courses will be Friday, 7:15-8:30 p. m., and Saturday, 3-5 Pp. m, or any day meantime. Y. W. C, A. ELECTION SATURDAY Membership Dinner Also to Be Heid at 1411 Locust Street. The annual election and member- ship dinner of the Young Women’s Christian Association will be held Saturday at the association head- quarters, 1411 Locust street. The polls will be open al] day. ang the following will be voted on for mem- bers of the board of directors: Mrs. William EK. Bixby, Mrs. L. B. Weod- ward, Mrs. A. W. Boysen, Mra. Rob- ert Hedges. Mrs. Harry C. January Mrs. Charles Pope O'Fallon and Miss Mabel Schadt. All women interest- @d are invited to the dinner. reserva- tienes for which mar be had at the information desk of the association Reports of all the departm rents for the year will be made at the dinner end an fmepirational address wil! be made by Miss Angy Manning Tay!lor of Chicago. noted Bible teacher and founder of missicna 446.990.0060 Pounds Turned Over to : Equalization Board in 1919. - 1 e- WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Investt- gation of War Department tran«a-- toms in sugar was begun yesterday by the Graham War Expenditures Corgmittee. Major-General H_ LI. Rogers, Quartermaster’s Depart ment. said that about 46.990.96° pounds was ‘urned over to the Suga- Equalization Board tn 1919 at a frac- tiem ever § cents a pound. and W. O. Watts. formerly of the department. testified that this sugar was later Store Hours: Mrs. ' Charge Purchases Made the Remainder of the Month Wil Apoesr on Fe pruary Statements Peyoble March 1. yy Wit 4 vol faainey — fucose: Mode the nder of the Moath wes ious om February Sictements Pcyabdle Marqy Daily, 9 to 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth ~ a Starting Tomorrow as a Result of a Very Fortunate Purchase | A Sale of Men’s Fine Suits ue ic sul — Because >t iA \* riiaiil Priced $45.00 § $60.00 $55.00 F Reasons wh! . +- Ss «& th oe ~“vy oT) ,Vu . —Because th ; > ] 7 £ _ - . ; i. 2) fanbie I0oTrT men OT ali €AGes——Aalu —Because eve . . > . he price means a big saving. It is actually 7. ? al Including an Extra Pair of Trousers All-W ool Serge, Cassimere and Flannel n a Variety of Patterns and Colors. u should buy one or more of these Suits: 7, os vith ain extra pair of trousers, you will get a lot - expect from a Suit of clothes. larand nat all “7 ; iOTeGG OL ail-Ww 001 se rae, Lianne! . ’ % _ All sizes including stouts. big warm Ulsters, made Men’s Fine Overcoats at $35.00 Oxford gray overcoating. Very remarkable $35.00 of dark Clearance Sale Festi an ry =| t& *Z Separate Skirts at Small Cost + | Serge Skirts, plaited or plain: navy or b! Bis $6.95 ‘ormer $1095 5 in black and nary: . * 7 bh 7? ~ e wit a a ce* - ol ~ es — _ . ~-+ - > rim ” - ad . r . ww $7.95 .-- ~~ = * . - > . — = -_ ~~ ~> * _ —_ —-#a + = ee + ~~ ° le Skirts. Skirt Shop—Thira Floer. Fur Chokers, one and two skin styles; formeriy $19 to $190.00, now $10.00 to $150.00 - Short Fur Coats. former!r $165 to €¢795: now ~~ ~~ & & a. — = — = . ad $1 om Farry - aad S \) -9 $285 to $1 150 The Clearance of Women’s High and Low Shoes 85 at 6 a Pair opportunity A+) hough the is ancther mnnszal clearance i nearly all sizes in the sale gizes are broken, there w - - * > . _ . again tomorrow, and the saving makes it decidedly worth — 7 —_ —_— = ~ SS Ne your wo le to att i now Sorosis Shoe Fhop—Gecend Fiver Corsets in Smart Models Special at $2.95 and $3.95 PLENDID models in brocaded satin and figured Broche Corsets, with the medium low bust or in topless stries, $3.95 pink satin, in attractive topless $2.95 Corsets of firm quality itable for slender or medium figures, now Corset — Third Foor a =EO> Two Exceptional Values tn Envelope Chemises at $1.50 and $1.98 OR the Pre-Inventory Clearance Sale now im progress, F the T ndervarment Shops are of fering At $1.50—Envelope Chemises of fine nainsook, with strap or built-up shoulders, daintily trimmed with lace. At $1.98—Envelope Chemises of fine nainsook, charmingly trimmed with embroi lery : some with rows of lace insertions . Undergarment Shop—TBird Floer. Remember the Sale of Pearl Handle Table Silver at 59c and 89c Fret Floor Tadiles Of Interest to Economy-Wise Mothers—Friday “Specials” in the February Sale of Infants’ Wear First Walking Dresses, $1.00 $1.00 strie, ‘ate Little Girls Bloomer Dresses, $2. Pretty and practical Frocks of solid color Babies’ First Walking Frocks of soft, fine chambr trimmed with bias folds of nainsook with tiny tucks or embroidered white: sizes 2 to 6 vears; $2. le price $2.95 yokes; gale pri ice : Baby Bor ’ Suits. $2.95 ' . New Suite for senna Ghat will stand Gab Children’s Drawers, 45c bing cwrell: in a number of eunning strles, Soft Muslin Drawers, knicker with white waists and colored trousers, or in with embroidery or lace edges; sizes 2 to 12 solid colors; sizes 2 to 4 years; sale price rears: sale price $2.95 Baby ( ree pegs, £7.95 Princess Slips, $1. 00 White Por Cr rs, trimmed in ping Soft Nainsook Princess Slips, in simple and or blue an shed with dainty hand de- attractive strles, with beading and signs; sale price $1.95 edges: sale price Baby Shop—Third Fleer An Important aay elling of 200 New | and Smartly Tatlored Women’s Plain and Heather Jersey Suits of All Pure Weel at $192 and ‘oD UITABLE for present as well as Spring wear, these attractive Suits are especially adapted to business, sports Btyles—Mannish lines; pinch-beck and | belted box lars. Some with collar and enffs of contrast ing colors. models, with notch or Tuxedo eol- sizes 34 to 44. and knockabout wear. Colors—Tan, brown, bine, Oxford, green; Excellent values that you will appreciate THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 193 —= eee 6:10-6:13 | Washington Avenue ‘ formerly formerly formerly formerly Sever lation n more th portuni Positi Now thi crowds and Sat der Sale NOW FOR /

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. . . : : : « . - Sie heii ee a ee ee an wT 4 ee ee ee a eee oe a Re ye eee reine oe : ioe ; ae “ a I THURSDAY, . ive J HARY 3% the. “-/- = JANUARY 27, 1921 DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspapen ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = a ~ | | —— from the effects of the poison.| staff last Saturday have been sent to’ / | : — : 7 | rrmign of preserved spinach and! Lansing for analysis by the State ummm Served to the hospital | Food and Drug Board. 2 Purchases Made the : * inder of the Month t * F ges on February 610-612 - y Charges Placed FOGHAT DOMINGES : | r I a \ Payable March oP Washington e 4 ‘ f f j on March = * Statements if =k \ | : Marshal, However Has Partner, tf | | S p e C | a ] sy | | Avenue : | Ninth to Tenth — | a L. ACKERMAN, A eer President Millerand, to Share , 5 a Old-Fashioned e absolute and unreserved a a nw Special Purchase Chocrolates aaa ‘ in Blame, whose strategy confounded the Ger- » —— nice, large old-fashioned Chocolates sds teaineeeh a slena aind, O ad wid bh soft, creamy centers—the sort that melt ° crushing 7 ate ac ] pa or ~ in; your mouth; crisp chocolate chips and, of other day. President Millerand of od urse, cream caramels covered with our own © : France shared the blame, for they — chocolate. 3 were partners. riday only, per Mv coccesese @eeeees 3c | ) ® | It was not at war, but at domi- G R \ N ‘noes. The American Ambassador, ‘as ¥f your taste runs to CARAMELS AND ‘Hugh C. Wallace, and former Prest- "UT NOUGATS, we recommend our half. All inter Coats dent Poincare triumphed over the c z found special All your choicest flavors and ; great Marshal and France's chief ex- : ' they are delicious. ,ecutive. The incident is related by Priced at a@ writer of the Cri de Paris in the 7 best of French journalistic style, } br regulars, ~ ‘substantially as follows: == Devif’s Food Tel slender Ice Ul to 5 The presidential train earrying ———= , /high personages of France and other [ yer Cake 4 7éN. * nations to Verdun to attend the ded- 3 = * - y t ‘ | , ra ee na S| See te ae ee ued [ saloon car. It had been borrowe: a black kid—styles as formerly $65 § € ve our anal a Colonel of the ge! darme rie. ee) \e illustrated—with flex- Two camps were immediately = G (As ible Goodyear welt \ seal plush formed. The President had the Mar- > &S ,’ soles and militar y shal for partner. Their adversaries | were M. Poincare and Hugh C. Wal- heels—all sizes 244 to d cassimere. sted models, Spring wear. : lace. | me g9—widths AA to E. : ‘Are we strong enough - M. Poin- ' o, ™ . =m Actual $8 qualities at onsiderably ee te a ome the ‘N the — reduced [|] Whichever Is Most Convenient 1 resident and the Marshal a : fe; rice o e of a for- Several hundred handsome garments. Dolmans, Wraps regu- players. ts gees «| } . 5-45 ‘We, too, I hope,” replied Mr. Wal- rings. lation models. At such unprecedented price concessions you are anti. eoatibiies. 1 7 == ’ , ' , Teel ' = ‘Hm!” questi 4 M. Potncare . more than justified in buying for next year. Similar saving op en eta 7 —t - 3 DR. E. R. VAN BOOVEN, Dentist | only repeat portunities will not occur again. : The first game began. It went in CO Raat Out-of-town patients receive immediate servie® ee i | PRICES REASONABLE. 3 ? Ve yr’ T er a n ~ — of es gens Joseph P. len, was sal o be fr ritical Your Choice, — aes DRESSES DRESSES Ss _— — — = we > > & . a ~* + “= —_ @ Se re a ri 79 . X Third Death From Spoiled Food. > 2 “a ; By the Asreociated Press - = “ GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., Jan. 27 “ bss —The death late yesterday of Law- rence Hill of Summerfield, Mich... an TABLEWARE - | : orderly at Blodgett Hospital, brought the fatalities from eating SBS AP OEE SR ORT Bee QF AE UE ee eee OCT «(eRe tices of the Supreme Court and &5 condition, while 18 others were guf- Formerly Priced to $87.50 Formerly Priced to $150.00 Ars Ais AES. ei , Mi J | iT } cent,” said Dr. Borst. ‘“‘NU-CUT”’ is a new process in making extra- 3 Us 1F _ Pre-Inventor fine Table Glassware which has the same ap- = | ed Filing P re ren $3 729 mics. oe %62> pearance and effect as the very finest Cut Glass. ao CABINETS PYice. ....- 00 + omg eeu SS CO. wuss wie ome vor It is carefully polished and finished on clear white crystal blanks, and comes That We Have Replaced With— Other D _ Honately Reduced it in the best and most approved patterns of deep hand-cut Cut Glass. In fact, aa she 2 s “NU-CUT”’ surpasses most good grades of cut glass in brilliancy and ap- Built Like a Skyscraper pearance. Note sizes of all pieces: | At 1-2 to 1-10 . 7 este iia ne qomamers oreo Pines Original Prices Suit Blouses 1%-gallon Pitchers. Lot. 7%. 10-inch Berry Bowls. e 12-inch Sandwich Plates. Lot 8. 9-inch-high Flower Vases. jm, he Shaw-Walker Co. ne GROUP 1 GROUP 2 ll-inch Cake Plates. Lot 9. 91-inch Fruit Bowls. | 807 N. 4th. About 150, Formerly Priced to $40.00 About 100, Formerly Priced to $60.00 9-inch Berry Bowls. Lot 10. 11-inch Berry Bowls. | ADVERTISEMENT 7 = ¢ 50 } Lot 5. 84-inch Fruit Bowls. Lot 11. 1214-inch Flower Vases. 7 Gift of the Snow-Kissed $Q). 1 6: Lot. 6. 8-inch high Apple Bowls. Lot 12. 11-inch Berrv Bowls. === The Above Are Faithful Reproductions of this WONDER GLASSWARE Pines of the North 3=t«yj | DON’T FAIL TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS FINAL CARNAGE ! | Fous noes, wil harbor colt, germs De Extreme Reductions on Coats and Wraps Rot allow them to waste wour vitality ee at once Mayrs Pine Needle Balm im, Buen 4 ee eee ee Tea ce oe eT Oe eteteiinedad ow — Sia ae ee Py » . ——— ' - ; w \ ; : { . ’ ™ 7 ap > anc check them at the beginnin HE STORE OF A MILLION GIFTS! ! ! ssees soe, Leen soles, coe, oo ° T causes for the appalling death rat ™ a. flu ané pneumonia in the last few years Colds are infectious and dangerous Keep a tube of Mayr’s Pine Needle Baim ; in the house and at the fret suggestion & colé apply it to the nose Catarrh that embarrassing and troubiesome con- Statuary dition, clears up ulickiy when Mayrs ; Pine Needie Baim is used foid in two TREET sizes—30c and 60c tubes 'y writing Geo. H Marr. ? Ww. petir v, N i _ Baim is > ‘> tore Chicago. Mavre Pin Pu eaie by Frderte Irn mh (3 védge & Doin! stor rug Co... Johnson Br | druggists everywhere. oe

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SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. JANUARY Tie | 4 JANUARY 27.1 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —s _ | . SSS IIIS PL EC OCOOOC CCE CLEP EPP P PPP PPP PPP PPP PPPOE: WY WILLIAM JAMES LETTER Women’s | | Bungalow || Snap | | 59cBath | | chtdrewsstepen | @)> TO HIS DYING FATHER’ | 3 a - Tehleclath oy cea ee . | a hong tap enelballye-eogered FE Ina Very Few Days Now ] AL! +d damask round Tablecloths ni-percelsin ware. Sete : pirtdoid @uring the last 19 months, that the! ame ange may be your last 9 6 | 1 000 d vard size . sO iday, specis : | ne Un 2s 7 - _ ; ae . old enough. rou've : ' y So eee se . _* = @2+++e6 coeteecec *izth Fleer ce elaliggong Somges Fl °° re O1n O OVE Y ds. Black Ser oe : rem be 2 otten; | 1 i 50 Plaid Blanks oS headed = : | ps eh ae Se ae Woo! \ aii ft -inubed ge. banis and orma- A AE + GR te te one — Third Fice many Ways and 4d TEV U > at >. ‘you are here left ne, and on toe ‘ her «ide. let us hope and pray. | .! Bocas wo eee ee : ns eS Ty = de ; oF +t s . : r 4 +4. - ~s . -~ ple Jne-sirap Shippers, ' ; rs " I scribble this line (which may reach saving. It is a value-giving occasion of m importance to those inclined | French serge, al-wool ang oF Inches Wide. a natienedl: aaa = ne ee SOP PCS, ME i eeeited quaatity, formerh you, though I should come too late) | to he econominal | Is a perfect black, and has been properly oe | a SS eee i - and = gust to tel you how full of the ten- “eae tana sponged. , ee e.al values Fridar, at, 7) = O5¢ $1.45 4 . Da_! nn ee ee ee - Mais Fl — @erest memories and feelings about Se SP ROE Ae | festa. of ts of Ene ribbed White Shoes Bn Handkerchiefs . M «ses " : tec neg -onistae Sit dais 2B ne Senin Scot 7 idle SP Sn fe AB Sete ou my heart has for the last fe bie ERS sc) NCR: ggasi ————— gars been fill 7s ‘Women’s .and Misses’ Coats Street and Afternoon Frocks te Gare been filled. In that mysterious ; . -— oe hie es . ; . . gulf =e mg ia a9 salina ke ga 1 . Pormeriy 35 ta, $45. ¢. Women's and Mixsaes’ sizes. . eece-line , on. Various st y ail ‘ ent Wiil soon {aii a! gO 2 an Reduced to Uriginally $50 te $65. ' SS In - ae 3 _ _— an be . _ EBL ’ 4 Ve adket niefs o? u p a . Reduced to = roken : s of $125) te & mo oe escape 2 2 ae esi s2 gualitt. - inds, choice " ag wus , Oe eee ~ ioc ry pie pecbe saeriteige 1 mete Nee eR! tee re ae get Viegete “ina + back, yours is stil! for me the central figure. Al! my intellectual life I de- | ao —— —--—- —- rive from you; and though we have ~ ’ . - ’ ee : | : Ti eieces at @6Gn te the expres- Women’s ¢nd Misses’ Coats Women’s Distinctive Frocks | . S$ 39 al a | $1.98 Quality . ne a Shinola Polish Wall Papers toaX cietiaahaaIN Ea wh tee nein cae ell Spe a ing knows Polish in bisck, tap or brown. Fridar. at. bes... gion thereof, Im sure there's a har- | ; : ne mony somewhere that our strir- | Formerly $57.50\:to0 $75. " — From the Costume Salon | | > t+ : Omreorrmealir ;9 aa fo 2S ; > ings wil! combine. rhat my debt: , Reduced to Ps “y — ieeeetane S126, Vou’ & | Friday. cesses ‘hs eta ring wk and : Senora # ind bath- to you is goes berond all my power 4 viinais ef estimatine—so early. so penetrai- ind os eeestant has been the in- Plain and “Irimmed Coats Elegant Frocks and Gowns Boys’ Sweaters fluence. © mtn - - ' Regge 209° “You need be in no anxiety about tein: are prac From the Costume Salon ° } a Wide Variety O. Colors, im ug i dark shades. pient) your literary remains. I wil! see | Formerly $75 to $%. ’ and Misses’ Style Shop ™ rice | = — Se ee ‘cor : ’ Reduced to “= Now : , a them well taken care of, ase that ) your words shall not suffer from be- ‘ cei : : " _ tie seme see cow ve- High Quality Coats Tailored and Fancy Suits member in the Revue des Deux | | Women's end Misses” sizes a Women's and Misses sizes. ) | A | ' ? : $74 oF $25 | a 2 Sanitary Napkin Boudoir Lampe , Vow ' ' > : ; 4 . - : - i — We yge! ats *iath } leer Mondes and elsewhere, was an ad- Formeriy S125 te oo Orginally $39.75 to $59.75. mirer of the ‘Secret of Sweden borg.’ ; scamcee te Made of the best ¢ ty al Gracefully designed ; and Hodgson told me rour last book s 7 eee ae etnies — ” antiiait, “na to rad - . l Picture Frames had deeply tmpreseed him. Se will | a r : ° ‘ | 1 Te Ee ro! es be; especially, I think if a eottection Leather S port Coats W omen s and Misses’ Suits $ : r rida e ee iz 3.25 _ oa me ef extracts from your various writ- Fermerty $40 to S75. ~ _ Sites 34 to 36 2 —~ } | on eee “a brown fram- ings were published, after the man- | Reduced to ‘S ] Q and 1 c% Formeriy $29.75 te $39.75. S1 5 | | H . ; ee Cee ens ee: mer of the extracts from Carlyle, You & ) i Men’s Knitted Ward T Sixth Fleer ee — — -—~ - nctapieinsnpeheiinicnisdalcisiniaauig a i 0 Euitted Ties, ar robe runks 9 that such a volume would be the best Silk d Ww | D ae Pees \ 4° . — ~ ; : ixture. . Cretemre-lined fiber W, wien s $7 Shoes = an OO resses pt fedium-VW eight Suits Trunks, fitted with large . kid asd gunmetal Monument te you. eompartment and geod Commumon Sacred Memary. Women's and Missea’ sizes. Women’s end: Mixsex’ «izes. i t ° ° i pla colors. Fri- ; 3 sth “As for us. we shall live on. each | Formerty $22.50 te SA9.75 $1 Q Originally $55 te 79.50. ) CW Tin al OTS + day, special af......- ' system. $45 va.ue— een y priced ida) fm his wav—feeling somewhat unpre- Now SS ~ oe ) _ OS Ay i 2 tected, old as we are, for the absence | - nieces anise a + ; . : Stxrth : ! ef the parental bosoms as a refuge | WwW ° x ed , Bi . © i} Women $ Silk Hose 15 I t} Det holding fast together in that omen $s & Misses Dresses Plain and Fur-Trim Ful-fashioned thread 8 . $ _ Bags | r I pps. Lich ice 1S-inch Leather Bags. high, ith metal bases and giass °. : eo @—— Se — a Ruskin & Co. I have long thought oad —— aetna me a a rm mon sacred memory. We will Sadik end ine | _— Wemen's and Wiases oe med Suits | $5.95 Values, S 30 . ray a a gtadd by each other and by Alice, trr Originally priced_{rom 435 to $45 S ] 5 Oviginalin O85 ta mn S50 | Friday. ptt Ee —— : heels. able soles az toes ee Sues — Liaed Vow + Po a - — ewe . ~iriimiiineaispnaiie , Se tranmemit the -terch tn cur off- Rivduced to Spring as you did in us. and when —— Se pail etic | , I~ ea etutes in eines oe eee 66ceeeeee cial at.. ee ~ ’ ———a. « - > the time comes for being gathered a reacy-lo-we ihdiaieainisianinbthinihiDtn ee | “ge lt : sar Amer a : egypt : ' in, I pray we may, if not all, some at | ee : ; least, be as ripe as You ] F rs Off t H lf e es . .. ~ ; , . : a or ce Sy es a ee seren-piece Se beat Limited eumber of floor As for myself, I know w tron- Ll \] Ur ered a a Price tae row i-rew eftect: aso some re smart Sailors of Mian ratal ¢« lece j sral and pies, incinding Eldredge, Gua i.8 ip st ies that re ? r “hy for t and P > wm alts me and ether naks bie I've given you at various tim I ie ee | Ul Oe oe oe OTs and ¢ eitective bows im the baci N H through my peculiarities: and as al Furs of b pan eee) ‘ pS | fe _ 3 | y ex _ | - wi ng ——se" . ee Pet ana iB ist O24. ots =s ~— “} : ‘ ‘ New £i0 . een boys grow up I shall learn more ree _— —— ane me, a s, “raps, oimans, Sets. [krows, Searfs, Chokers and Mzff | ; Fourth Floer—Use New Sixth and Seventh Street Elevators, ee ‘ a eee 5 and more of the king ef trial rou 2 oT Dertumityv ior Worth and Misses ([O votais xurieus Furs . ~ hee . one-half , | mat special LE, OOS had to overcome in superintendinA 19 , y ° _- Work Trousers | #3 2-7" Practicaloats Special Value ‘ . | ae a aie twee mage ve : “e | S8y anything. More than ever at this. Moment Go I feel that if that were . . Es aslo true all would be golved and fosti- fied. And & comes strangely over ar @i Soft, comfortable § and mae in bidding you good-by how a warm—small wonder these Bife is but a day and expresses main-j ‘ 1 Searf Sera : ty but a single mete. It is so much: \y bs dpe eS We \ to match any @ed dance Saturday night at the : .\ n aicn x \ : : Pirst Regiment Armeryr. |! SERRA TEAS fF ' wit or frock; also re & . 4.4 mm and brown 7 | ‘ and in blue and gray combinations. Fron t-Lace ~— Corsets Girls’ White Dresses | $3 and $4 Values, Friday gs $325 "2 ,* @ Oddments of stock. mused from at BN | ustproof, front-lace Ail werv effective white > =-S>xs 73 OLE Bi i ae ea ee 7 : 3 Dre ec Ny Lice eR -t | Lorsets, all Deing desirable Hgerie and votle Uressesi of good | — models: low and medi quahty material, and trimaqned with . mae 4 bust ome te tlh lena laces of various kinds. Ssome are i * | Mads af ceow anid dain embroidery trimmed. Size; &to 147 | 1 Made of very good quality abe ’ ime Size: & to 14 , : i pink and white material a . ~ ue -- . "Jaca vies. Sizes 3 hh Ms, ' . _3i @ The season’s favorite styles are to ®@@in this group. — Incl aici : are large wrappy effects, also belted @-back models. All 8: Kerchiefs, Sc becoming large collars of fur or self @Many have embroi variety of meat “g fB) 57 Jemsitched cambrin. Finished trimmings, deep cuffs and novelty Full or half lined Supe putes ant te Lae | Will launder nicely. high-quality plain or figured silk. Sizes¥ty style of figure. eedaak’ ten: ae i: Boys’ 75< to $1 Caps, | morrow will be an ideal time to obtaisyfetly-styled Winter sers were made to sell ) at decidediv worthwhile savings. cece siterta'” “suitabio “for cot Materials Colors Busement Frenemy “rere Wool Velour Silvertone Reindeer Kersey Broadcloth | Black Basem-s: | oem! $1.75 to $2 Lace Curtains, $1.29 — € Dainty scrim Curtains of sheer quality. Made with lece in- $1.25 Underwear, 69 Men's 25< Hose, * 3 , sertion and edges or edge only. Practical for all the rooms in eS ed es the home. Come in white and beige. RC e. ay peor ‘i Soa | ee. eS eee 8 FF FFF OFF FFF 98 094-4 444400404 | c 5 7 - . gra + : 7 Tr,rTrer,trtTT ee ee... ee WOWW 0646044646 6440444444446604444664444444444444.444444446464646446 Terry Cloth $1.25 -= “x zants | $15 Grass Rugs, $849 ‘ME i Ratwas - Limited quantity of $213 Grass . _— Maay Rugs. ‘nm 4. fferenct patterns and Catiéren's V ate 8 a 5 ae - rm ere ze re Fee- & be 3 s. ee Lumit ef sce éusen to®8 $4 Blankets, $2.19 aca BEE 088 se ae al . Heavy quality. made ef coston. ast matema:, tm the wasted eslers. Geed range af Come im gray with @ | Leng'ts &p to 8 yards Basement Economy Store der. Size (42570 tpches ‘7 ryr,rrrerprftryrtTT af Thirg Wieer—Use New 6th or Sth 4¢_ Elevators emewha? heaken Thirg Fleer—tI se Vew Sixth or snes a “event Street Elevarers 04.44444444 4646466464 46448 46 "err rrrPerTeTemLcermhLermhLermhl elem

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full Books for for $2 icted Articles Enea of Special Impo $16.50 Dinner Set, - on ‘piece sets, of lightwe: i-porcelain ware. Sete ; } aplete ge ic av, especial 5.50 Plaid Blanka! Soft, wool - finished c ankets, in size 70x80 bme in blue, pink, tan op gray ids. Friday, ws tes $4.45 Feurth Fleer Women’s Low Shoes Oxfords or Pumps, in Patent, in or black, with leather or Coy. | od heels. Friday, pecial, at, pair Women’ s Slippers One-strap Slippers, made with heels and ago Soles. Spo value Friday, Second Fleer White Top Shoes Misses’ and children’s white bp Shoes with patent vam 1 azes. Offered special, friday, at, pair Shinola Polish Special offering of this well mown Polish in black, tan brown. Friday, at, box...4 Second F Boys’ School Hose Fast black, splendid quality on Stockings, with medium b. Sizes 7 to 11. Friday, pecial, pair Boudoir Lamps Gracefull'y designed Lamp th metal bases and giass shad various ug—$3.95 value— pecial oemmatadtieg ~ § Fifth Fl Wardrobe Trunks Cretonne-lined fiber Wardrobe trunks, fitted with large h mpartment and good hang ystem. $45 value— $28. ee e Sixth F loer ' $15 Leather Bags 18-inch Leather Bags, high en ith sewed frame and lined wit nese. Sixth Fleer} 80 Sewing Machines oe number of floor sam- including Eldredge, Home and other makes of Dabinet Machines— 85 5.00 ial eee © owe © e « + Sixth Floer Bire 32.40% colors. Cord and THURSDAY, JANUA RY 27, 1921. DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. —— = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 9 BARR CO. Charg arge Purchases Made Tomorrow and Remainder of Month Wil Appear on February Statements. —_—--—__- ———— Children’s Garments @ Gowns, Billie Burkes and 1 and 2 piece Pajamas, made of flannelette. Sizes 4 to 16 years Assorted Chocolates ‘ -~” — - _ $4.50 Shoes calf button Shoes year welt and made on t-Form last. $3. 40 Friday at, pair Second Fleer 95c Veilings tive Veilings, in com- wn dotted effects. Come in parown, black, pur- a taupe. Friday, yd. 69c - Main Fleer . Silk Ribbons Heavy quality all-silk taffeta and moire Kibbons, 5 inches wide. All shades for hairbows and sashes, 59¢ to 75c values, $2.19 Black Silk Splendid wearing, 36 inches wide dress Silk, in soft, dull satin finish. Special ‘value, $1.48 Friday at, yard.....+. Main Floor $3 Wool Cloaking Heavy weight, plaid Zibeline, o4 inches in width. Just 300 yards at the special price of, yard Shirting Madras Neat woven stripes, of fast color, 32 inches wide, Shirting Madras. 75c quality, Friday, special at, vard... 39c Main Floor 69c Black Sateen Full mercerized, plain Sateen, in rich black only. Soft finish and 36 inches wide. Friday, special, yard Silk Shirting Genuine washable satin-stripe tub Silk Shirting, 32 inches wide, Ge Pekin... 0110 Main Floor Black Velvet Erect pile, 18 inches wide, rich black a gga Velvet of a splendid quality. m4 00 value—special, snl . Main Floor $2 Cook Books White House Cook Books—one of the most popular in America— bound in washable oil- cloth. Friday at..... $1.39 Sixth Floor $1.10 Stationery Orient Lawn—48 sheets and 48 envelopes, in assorted tints of white, blue, pink and buff : '69c ribbon tied, per cabinet.. Main Floor Toilet Soap Rose Bath Toilet Soap, made by the makers of Paimolive Soap—special, Friday, per dozen, 45c, cake..... Tooth Paste The well-known brand of Koly- mos Dental Cream, offered for Friday only—limit of 3 ?1 to a customer—pePf tube, . C Main Floor Sanitary Aprons Good quality Sanitary Aprons, specially offered for Fri- 30c day, 40c kinds, each Main Floor bebe + € > ; — . ‘ ™ . ‘ ,* ‘ = 1. . - i+ ise 7 - - on “Friday Specials.” vy 40c re gu! ar 60c Chor ‘O- Soft Collars 2 for 25C ar “Mar Sweater Coats Special Friday, $Q.79 q Men's fine cardigan stitched Coats in shaw! collar, *‘V’? neek or slip- over styles. Warious col- ors, $10.50 to $15.00 kinds. Maia Floor Friday, Pair © Arrow and Ide Soft Collars in mostly jarge sizes. Just 2000 in da SUiit th. SUe Values. Main Floor @ Silk plaited socks in stripes and colors. Also full-fashioned lisle or part wool Socks in broken sizes. 75c to $1.50 values, Main Fleor A Friday Special! Men’s Soft Hats 1 OO oth and wool Felt Hats, It Hats in grays also other good t wear. $2.50 and $3 Values. . in plain colors browns for ¢ Both e¢! ani d Th ixtu es. } e that are cravenetted; ng and qgriy sii and Hats for streé Main Floor One and Two Pants Suits $16.50 to $22.50 Values 11% @ Taken from our regular stock. Saly one or two of a kind and shown in single and double breasted styles. Coats are alpaca lined, some having vokes, pleats, patch pockets and belts. Made of blue, green, brown, gray and fancy mixtures, cassi- meres, cheviots, tweeds, flannels and blue serge. Knickers lined throughout and having necessary pockets. Sizes 8 to 18 years, but not all sizes in every pattern and color. Boys’ “Koveralls,” $4.45 and $5.75 Novelty Special, $1 Suits, $2 The original ‘‘Koveralls’’ for/ Broken sizes and oddments of boys from 2 to § years. Made of khaki, blue deni and hickory stripe and plain li cht pose dark blue | fabrics. Choice of long or short | sleeves, round or square neck. , Second Floor—Use New 6th or . ee ujton-to the-neck and Of eassimeres and cor- and dark shades. For 5 ‘ AtfsS, sth St. stock, coat stvles. durov in light boys fri rT} i; Elevators Men’s Overalls and Coats Speciat D 1 .0O Friday @ Overalls and Coats in standard makes of white drill, 260 weight, and slightly soiled. Also blue denim, in 240 weight, including high back and waist Overalls. Sizes are broken—from 34 to 54, except sizes 40 and 42. Second Floor—lIUse New 6th or 7th St. Elevators Specials} the Basement Economy Stor errno Attractive Offering cticali wie ite styles are to ue fects, also belted ars of fur or self 1 uffs and ~ ge Al figured silk. rideal time to obtain! vhile savings. : o . . . a Silvertone Broadcloth | ’ J | Men’s 25c Hose, ua eam! ~ Hose, es yon Bog eS ane All sises.in black and c° ‘Doughnuts, Doz., Delicious, crisp an of pure ay who Materials. lic valve. _ Drawer Waists, 14 a Children’s: made of good » | Muslin, in sizes from of one dozen to a - on: $16 Fiber Rugs, $14 ! Wool Rugs, size feet. ae te the soft shac* and red. bl tan 2 | seg Beonomy? * sand Misses’ oats mM this gtoup. Included . All have any. have embroidery 1 or half lined with cK models. Hy style of figure. etly-s led Winter Coat Cc i Reindeer Black Basement Economy Stere a To- ’s Aprons, 39c | al kitchen and house Aprons _ the square and round “Pockets at front. b saren's Aprons, 50c . finioned” 1 rt wit ts ts; also some biack | _Fool i-mixed Suiti or fein inches “wide. a navy blue $1.29 48-inch all- ue only. eeanti ae mn 50 GE. cccacie Of very good quality cre e de chine, in striped patterns; have convertible collars. “Various styles. Just 150 Waists in this lot. Fpurth Floor—Use New 6th or 7th St. Elevators If You Are Going to Buy Furniture, Buy Now and Save— Sehru ary Juritare Sale Offers Extraordinary Values in Furniture for Every Room @ Save on your investment in good Furniture of fashionable design by taking advantage of this sale’s exceptional values. Aside from the savings, satisfactory selection is assured from the extensive assortments offered. Deferred payments may be arranged if desired. Library Tables Limited quantity, with solid mahogan top and 27x48-ine pe $50 value, Ps at. $29. 50 i. g Bed Davenports Oak or mahogany- finished Davenports that. make comfort and two smail draw- | able beds when open. vmod). $37.50 | | $32"* $55.00 Value. .e. $13 Geil Open Bos. GGA, cen. oces das cemescinupces cee $12 Felt Mattresses—cotton center..............-....$7.50 $35 Simmons Bed and Spring eyperprrre $150 Tapestry Davenports—loose cushions............$79.50 $80 Mahog. Chairs or Rockers—velour seat and back. . $42.50 $375 Three-Piece Cane and Mahogany Suites........$248.00 $185.00 Overstuffed Chairs or Rockers. ............--.. $89.50 $85.00 Tapestry Chairs or Rockers. . Dressers Walnut finished Dressers with 42-inch base and 24x30-inch mirror. Two large — | Seventh Fleer —o Marquisette Curtains roll $ 85 Pins 0% Axminster Rugs $55.00 Value $3983 @ High-grade Rugs, made with deep, rich, heavy pile. aad Shown in a wide variety of All Curtains in the newest patterns. Each pair pretty colors and designs. is strongly made, and will give long service. Choice of medallion, Oriental, Shown with plain or figured centers; scalloped fleral and conventional fig- edges; in white, ivory or beige. i designs. May be chosen ogee rap $1.25 Terry Cloth, Yard, 69c in color combinations to suit anv interior. All 9x12 feet. 1000 yards of this popular drapery cloth. Choice : | of many effective designs and color combinations. Feurth Floor—Use New 6th er 7th 36 inches in width. ene eA q Only 150 pairs in this assortment. Shown in ecru only; 214 yards long. Each pair is ° well made, of good quality mercerized Mar- quisette and daintily finished with lace edges. Lace Curtains, Pair, $3.29 $1.75 Value.... Street Elevators heavy aluminum; 6-cup size, with filter cup, glass top and Made of c 500 last, but only one to a customer. wooden handk. At this price while $11.00 Electric Heaters, nickel plated base; with cord and plug $5.05 Dutch Ovens: Griswold make, No. 10 size; of cast iron .. $1.65 Washtubs; large size; of heavy galvanized tron; only 200 $6.45 Clothes Wringers; wood frame; with warranted rubber rolls; $3.00 Asbestos Sad Iron Sets; 3 in set; with nickel-plated hood and stand Laundry Soap; Hammer Brand; while 50 cases last, 10 bars for. Trir Basement (.allery ROBBED THREE TIMES IN NIGHT BY ACQUAINTANCE ‘tained a newspaper clipping. 4 Man Loses Garage Key in HolJ- up, Coupe Then Stolen and Used in Second Holdup. In a variety of thefts last night, that in which Leo Unterberger of 4374 West Belle place, whose aulo- mobile and watch were stolen, stands out as most audacious. An acquaintance of U nterberger’s held him up at the point of a revol- ver and took his garage key in a saloon at Twenty-first street and Franklin avenue, and then went to the garage, near Twentieth and Lau- cas, and took lUnterberger’s coupe. Two hours later, while Unterberver was i@king for his cazx two men, one of them the ecquaintance who took the gurage key, jumped out of ,the stolen coupe at Franklin and ‘Compton avenues, and robbed Unter- berger of his watch, and then | stepped into the coupe and drove away. | Two armed highwaymen at 11:36 o'clock robbed Earl Montgomery, 19 years old, of 1602 Market street, of $4 at Twenty-third and Howard streets, At 7 o'clock a woman telephoned the Washington Pharmacy at 2386 Skinker Road to send a brick of ice cream and change for a $20 bill to a house in the 6100 block on Water- man avenue. Joseph Marsten, pro- prietor, sent the ice cream and change by a messenger, Who returned with a sealed envelope which con- hie ex- plained that a woman met him onthe ‘porch, took the cream and change and gave him the envelope. in which she said she had inclosed the $20 bill so he would not lose It was later ascertained that the house was vacany Finishes His Nap at Police Station. A police Sergeant and two patrol- men at 9 o'clock found three 100- pound sacks of flour on the sidewalk in front of the Hunkins-Willis Lime and Cement Co. and a rope with which the sacks had been lowered dangling from a second-story win- dow. Next door is the Glosemeyer Flour Co., 1703 Austin street. In the ‘rear of the Hunkins-Willis Co. they found an open window and entered, ascending to the roof, where they found a negro feigning sicep. He was George Washington, 30, 1504 Gratiot street, who declared he knew noth- ing of the flour, and had just “dropped on the roof for a Httle ‘nap.” George resumed his nap at ‘the police station, where it Was | Warmer. : A sneak thief, who probably used | a duplicate key, stole a tuxedo suit from room 707 at Planters Hotel and a handbag from room 640 some time yesterday afternoon Two Homes RKansacked., Burglars last night robbed the home of Fred Smith, 56923 Ridge avenue, of $65, and clothing and ‘jewelry valued at $175. The home _of Edward Eppernauer, 1009 Veron- iea avenue, was ransacked, but the | family is away and the loss could | not be ascertained. | At 2 o'clock this morning Mra. | Mary Wertich, 2923 Dolman street, 'was awakened by the glare of a flashlight and the intruder fled. | Harry Owens, 32 years old, of the | Bluegrass Hotel, 4040 Olive street, a “salesman, ate at a restaurant at 2:36 o'clock this morning at 604 Market street and had no money to pay. 'Police were called and Owens ex- |plained that when he ieft the hote! he had two $50 bills concealed in his shoes and visited a few “soft drink | Stands.” After eating he missed the jmoney. He left his watch as secur- ity for the meal. ACQUITTED OF BURGLARY Men Had Been Accused in bdwards- vile Oasae. Fred Zercher and Mike Kurant ‘were found not guilty in the Cirenit | Court at Edwardsville yesterday on lan indictment charging burglary and ,larceny in connection with robbery | of the home of J. Allen, a Troy (TL) merchant, on Nov. 30 last. They still face a charge of highway robbery in connection with the loss of $700 by Allen's son, Samuel Allen, |who was accosted while on the way | home. ' — Democrats Bar Negro Voters. | HOUSTON, Tex, Jan. 27.—Ne- | groes will not be allowed to vote in primary Feb. 9. the City Democratic Executive Committee | has ruled, on legal advice giving it power to determine members of its ower nary the city ~ | Grove’s is the Only Genuine Laxative Broma Quinine tablets The first and original Cold and Be sure you get The genuine bears this signature E Flom i rr ae " i eg ee ’ 4 hc ta es se a aR Ae wo ey seers tee a) ae : | i» : vy ~ ive . . alae ll tie ee a ee - or coe . St ia , ss : np tag” an a om — ’ 7 t — — bail 3 al —— "= - : “ ‘ = ae ee . . - ‘, * in ia ~ * se ‘e teetee be Ae v Pm bl ~ - o ‘ “~ « a . : ihe i aol - “* Ms we a ee _a

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ny, Ry 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ws can NRE Sc 8 s SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER - iin, 4 Defaware House Names a Baby. ky ow ~ tia woh | selected a mame for the son of Rep- proper” Jara ert r ar . that the House oe atin a CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St 1 Louis ‘Newspaper. » . a THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1988 | Pt phe DAY. —— SS —___—_— wa ¥ 2 . a3 oo _— - —_ . SS : ——= — = —_ - = = ROSE PASTOR STOKES ; 2 _ a. ahv By the Aseccisted Press iresentative Turner, when the arrival and called tne baby venir oe | | DOVER, Del, Jan. 27.—The Deia-/ of a baby a4 the member's home was after the father. *'". ’ H in eaten aon reported during the session. The election broke a te a { ‘ ware House & resolution foes) | -esolution said it seemed “fitting an: making it Democratic } . | = onan, 4 eee oe oe Bete we! Te a Me Sa ee en oe a mars the perfect appearance of her com- piexion. Permanent and ry skn troubles are effectively Reduces un- natu ral color anc corsects ee ee te die bal Kraft Elkhorn Cheese is the finest Cheese sold in : yp ake : eM fab » as HR ORI Be pa te +7 Dee It "is a better and Try -it. tins. purer Cheese. PBI ns a » we es > er’ 2 asttiomardile. rehab Se De ee et ere ’ > enqiigierater ss pony muirerm It’s important to take account of your family req THEM NOW. By anticipating on your NEEDS yo must adjust our stocks YOU can select just the me im many instances less than wholesale cost! 25c Muslin c Bieached Mesilin, 36 inches wide, geod sire remn ants, EBpecial, yard. 123c Up to $25.00 = COATS# nd Cloth 98 —— 2nts + ~ ae ON gt a. : is - 7, . wat “ ate Me FA he eA sa a1 ths atonal y Sion ero Raat les Se SS : A ye «a +3 fem “a wv ay ba BRS Rag 5 5 Z pe ge 2 a tebe ee oe deter Aiaeeae * oe Ag Foe tro “tener & = “ wee = % = ¥ »! , in iit sail Leet es -¥ _—" an © : “y » yx yey ‘ cieahhy > ¥ “ a? Saal S a ‘ * * ee iP © te © nae ee i Se eae ete iniew lieve > jn ye oe ae iiejies 22. naiemmennenthemiehi ee = a x ST eae, Se eee a ~~ = a gate: cao a dl bps, Were 4* A a ecllection of Plush a sport and seaiaht eae Some trimmed with sealine, eoney and other good furs. A rare opportunity to secure a fashionable Coat at a most astonish- ingly low price. Up to$15 Dresses Women’s new Fail and mene $5.00 00 esses; an cunusua!] lot es- « pecially priced for Friday’s sellin Children’s _. Shoes, all Shoes . ae RAE Fone, ARQ EA “apie ells hatred + opi PoC lita i Tesccibecdncece iene worth double this price. Special clean- up value to $6.00. Chotce of a big vari high and low heels the lot; special] for Fri- Gay at $3.00 Valucs - Choice éf tan, choco- late, me $1 com bi- nations and solid ciset tos FU ciset tos FU 4 to 3 ne te en. meee. eomretomanmnes

special 2 price, = VET. cece seseeseses 39c Percales Yard-wide, stand cnalities in mui] remnants | ? 15-yard to 10 vanes; light nd rricay ric = 3 e last ] rears, should be asked am rore used to talking to rou I ask ad to to tell the other cou Vrs she said making in art. ectence and she predicted that people of France, Austria and the other countries re- rolt. aid. would be a blossoming of ~# thea > > be permitted a few min- u about Russfa and aad = - utes ro nim es. . Stokes told the RF. of ranl4 e*rtdes. issian *a-"r ers were Germany. Ttalv. as the Russians there s . ae the soul.’ “Here wre Ettie as yet.” she said. “bdut there is a glimmering of licht Dream of a Theatirr. “Tt bas been my dream ¢to organ- ize the proletarian theater. I started it two rears ago at the Rand School but gave am hoping that with the spread conscionsness of the working people Honising of the Masses Wwe TF. 7} be a eheaheatehe "2onr'ts _ so ses WS oe - - >» ** ran do it up =! of _— Ve ard the revolu able to offer plars that expose “the bourgeciste.” The playlet was amd sex drama , with only one kiss and a good deal VF of darning and conversation Two young women an «(artist Virien Smith. plared by Man Evelyn vr. - - - * Hitchcock, and the maid, Mary. PDiared br Alma Weiss, were {mn inves a | with Lancelot Jones, an artist, itvirg. * - ~ . o vr, at Camelot. Me. ihnis part was = = es, ~ == ? taken by Harry Merrit]] Hitchcock _—= ~*~ ~J > a -~ Gueonerere Smith ‘Rose Pas7o? Stokes), wife of a professor of psy- chology. had e notion that she. too. was in love with Lancelot She would have eloped with him on the ot spot. deserting husband and socks if Lancelot had kissed spontaneously. Instead she sent him away to pack his trunk and elope with Virien. her more Italy Recognizes Mexico. MEXICO CITY, Jan ?2?7.—IFtalb orate.y * Soced we tag Women’s, Misses’ and Extra Sizes - Final Clearaway of All WINTER SUITS ies maini : , oa , . be Fridav’s fea- 0 t 25 il: i ke $8.5 0 $. 2.00 if arm Th = Th aft = ro cu ca Ba ow oe 2a ES pA age Bee: | vyg ra o-- mo * puree OF ~~ . _ inter Sits Fe a ete a i i a ee mr water stock of Wi ture in the clearance sales. Just two more r | days this week to select from this stock at i : es ; ~~ | —-. WAISTS | a] To $195 Sui SF i — reduced t0.eeceneeesees Sacrificed ti = = a Georgettes Satins Crepe de Chines } i | PECUCEG (0. crc vwcescceces : } ; , id | 606-08 : To $69.50 Suits To $15 WAISTS To $25 WAISTS { © Washington reduced t0.....e.e- ~~ i Avenue i a $19.50 $14.50 SUIT SECTION—TEHIRD FLOOR ‘2 10 Dozens of stries in suit and pastel shades and flesh and white and combinations. All sizes in one style or another. es - - . reduced tO. ee * Doe oO eee + DP PR SEM, Oe Or’ WAIST SICTION—MAIN FLOOB WO OOO PO BPO “A ONE-DOLLAR SALE of Women’s, Misses’, Children’s and Infants’ Wearables | Pure silk crepe de chine Camisoles, flesh colored—fine quality muslin Gowns and Combinations—finest silk Boudoir -Caps—fancy . silk lace-trimmed Garters. { The values in this lot up to $2.49 (some slightly soiled). ....-. sas Felt and velvet tailored Hata with ribbon streamers. The values in this lot up to $7.50. ..aqecgee cocccccces wesewnwes Finest fancy trimmed silk plush, velvet and silk poplin Hats and Bonnets, white and colored. Also colored tub dresses, sizes 2 to 6. The values in this lot up to $6.50. ......06 cescecccoeees - Sample Dresses and Skirts made of fine nainsook and batiste, il many other dainty things for th baby.. The values fa tits lot ute GRB?. ..... 000 wesccesoes sevens i 4 — Se tage : : |

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, DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Increase tn American Tonnage. | Loan Fund for Church Members. | By the Associated Press. | By the Associated Press. HAMBURG, Jan. 27.—Of 4806 RACINE, Wis., Jan. 27.—Owing Ss or Returns vessels, totaling 4,486,000 registered to the prolonged unemployment of iti d tonnage, which arrived in Hamburg! many of its members the Trinity M. | | e | last year, 276 vessels with a ton-| E. Church has created a loan fund | 2 ride sistance. The oney | ' , . . I nage of 1,038,000 tons flew the to provide assistance em ' Charge Purchases 606-08 Vi ashington Ap.. . made tl emain¢ductions ever } " ADVERTISEMENT. : itr. } | > 2 . entor, time is almost here. A surve} of our Und rwear stocks rf aled nb ren: . , a - | RSA a RS — both silk and muslin undergarments. To avoid listing these, we have disregarded profits and costs ificed. Costs | Hairs Will Vanish | i - a tae ' ee satest in our | After This Treatment AAS \ Sea. nvestigation of Sudden Muslin Underwear, Etc.—Amazing Values ; (Tollet Helpa) | ia eat SQ b a * fe a . - : | free from hair o? fuzz be the pot Pic SN bam te Darkening Results in Find- : ENVELOPE CHEMISE—Of muslin, with built-up shoulders and straps, se of plain de atone, an in using it ° re trim med : others wit} d e voke of ] e ] , b oidery. Reduced to.. Dias have no fear of warring ot in. | ; , ; ing of 175 Barrels—Four a rith deep yokes of lace and embroidery @ in t? ic aste j o ! t 66 ; PO *, ? 1! ~ - - . . . . , ering the skin. A thick paste is made Girls! Your hair needs a little “‘Danderine’’—that’s all! When BLOOMERS—Of batiste or seco silk; lace trimmed or with embroidered dee after 2 or 3 minutes on the’ it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff | Men in First Place. designs. Wonderful values at... ash the tin and ail traces of hair have _— ° - - , ss eee ' ; : be “Be careful. however, appears, or your hair falls out, a 35-cent bottle of delightful, —— CAMISOLES —Of satin or crepe de chine; Georgette or embroidery trim- vanished. to eet ¢ OFF al delatone . ** . iviire _ , . amen . a dependable “Danderine’”’ from any store, will save your hair, cizure Of 2/5 barrels of corn med styles; built-up shoulders and straps. Reduced to A a Business partners are seeking each ° ‘ . ready r an ‘ers] , : also double it’s beauty. Try ‘“‘Danderine’”’ and see! pean Merwe : terre ae MUSLIN PETTICOATS—Some with embroidered flounces, others with ether throuech Post-Dispatch Wants. Whisky. was ris if ry derectiv eg of . > . . : . sll ‘ nee - ae rows ol lace and Insertion. a nusual savings ak 6 me weeeséoooer night ENVELOPE CHEMISE—f muslin, lace trimmed and with yokes vieve avenue. of lace, Mem be rs } fhe squad “2 | - ry : “ _s Members of the squad had re MUSLIN GOWNS— Embroidery trimmed ; square or V necks. Excep- ceived information that whisky was tional values at 4 cai Gav «seeoeeeees . = . ‘ . ting, Mg a gna 4 a * oe — , : « A. pee ee a ie a ee ¥ _ n * " . wy o~ er 7 . + oe —— « as we * a * »* = — being made at 52083 Genevieve ave- = y . — . 2 °. e nue, the home of Lazzaro Frasca. saat amas “tad Ee Silk Underwear—Remarkable Savings war . 2 + 1 men raided the hou the basement they found Fras ENVELOPE CHEMISE—N\ade of crepe de chine; built-up shoulders and straps; and John Santorl, a roomer, ar tailored styles, others prettily trimmed with lace and embroidery. ) men who said they were Values extraordinary at tees + 'viano, 1427 North Eighth street, an ; : je TE RIE dal ee ENVELOPE CHEMISE-—0Of wash satin or crepe de chine, lace and Georgette trim- he aa ee med: many styles from which to select. Wonderful values at CREPE DE CHINE GOWNS—In manv different styles—some with | - =~ : la iad haemnaued ee aed ete al deep yokes of lace, ete.—V or square necks. Greatly reduced to / | : a feemis thax found. SOLmia amas Ob Closing Out Our Knit Underwear Department—Savings Range to Half! , “= | 9 W anew : Eline’s—Matn Floor a You Won’t Worry pond ot Haat Dest, Satin with | rea velvet Hl cncidies ka ataneal SE cae a | : a f 7 Eee | About Your Valuables Srece| |COATS| COATS! Sumna ith tieses im 0 cake deport box in cur great burglar nest door, had betm suddenly ext . | cahGepiee! wade. . 54 Bie made on 5208. : of CLOTH of PLUSH | At a Fraction! Sater ware anes oy oe gal meme "i jc | 3 er z pad been ; : : Formerly $ 95 Formerly $ 95 Formerly: $ 95 nouse. in the cellar and in_roome to $50.00! to $60.00! to $40.00! The convenience and comfort of our customers is well looked ae ae Replat gears after. Thirty-two ptivate rooms are provided for those who hag va Paes ae - ni Rave: om = ea High-class, plain or fur-trimmed Elegant Plush Coats in plain or fur- A close-out group of Winter Buite; wish to over the contents of their boxes. Three conference Latentiven renorted Ghee ere unah Coats in wanted materials. Sacrificed trimmed effects now offered at the many in plain models, ideal for Spring : . “aig” parse cS eae : ste] " test reductions in years. wear. rooms group consultations are also at the disposal of o learn who lved at the second for a quick close-out. gree Th d le house raided Eline’s—Third Floor Kline’s—Third Floor Eline’s—Third Floor Box rentals as low as $5 a year. 51 ) “North " Bresiimmy, ‘etectiee 9 —§ /! - | GIRLS’ Appare pedal LA; a eencehed © laces a Values Up to $10 Regular Values to $15 AMERICAN pisua, three paliendl ok mae an Just 9 Girls’ Middy Blouses. Reg- | | Se Ee ee ee ular $10.00 values, reduced to........ § A specially underpriced group 85 00 | me of wool Plaid Skirts for Spring, ® ——- ee ee ' - ee ae — he tt e _ - se — ieee f Bribe Re orted. . Worsted Plaid Dresses. : isietinieal A 6 Just as In various plaited styles and rich P Y fhe detectives reported that while 10.00, reduced to nemapee : R S COM AN Sncdt chemias eal ide nanh a ae F | th color combinations Wonderful plant Cazuc called Sergt. Kelly asid Just 10 Coats. Formerly worth up values ot Sanesmew’s peice Givi. oon SA tet ene eae. to $10.00, sacrificed at l Be Here When the Doors Open for These an , — a Set EKline’s—Balcony. « _“* “— ' , r 7 ,r7* > . * ‘* . rr. are A ’ " * ’ ‘ ’ r irres ‘ , tr ‘ Harter » ‘. 2. - ‘ + ’ ; ‘4 ; 4 > 2! f , : 2 7" TL ; rT)? é-yry?7 " v4 " id ©) 4 j _ i P : P| > a = : ee on Ot. j — a oe ee aN — i x * ee “Avenue Ay Street SHUBERTS UN SITE FOR NEW ST, LOUIS THEATER i 95 : 1D NOrmou £) Before-Inventory Sacrifice of ville House Will Be Ready to Open in September. s o 7 “% ‘a ”~, .s Ce | Spec a ‘ ; ; ; a*t-D ®Dat > i 4 : i ves : . oy NEW YORK, Jan. 27.—Sam §& ¢ “, ‘ > and Lee Shubert are not yet reads ; | to make any detailed announcement @ c ‘ tn location of the new vaude- Z | ville IV US , St ul , r - i. -~ ‘ ‘ } Lad n " ee > — ; - > , *- ° _ : atA * : Ba: . ‘ ; > ‘ ° - e 4 Pe. ~. o . o “ , . ng / + > ror a : — 4 a. ’ , ‘ rar ry? # ot om : r ‘ \ — 7 m | : | _ ~e > ‘? 5 ( aus ~ > No half-vay measures here. We've ignored losses and cut prices with ont restraint. Dresses simply MUST GO before inventory. There are over it | 400 Dresses in this lot, every Dress ’ : ly selected for our regular Less Than Today's Cost of Materials Alone! | Sie teaven’t sibs cena Ohi earefully & . . soaay ; war Cheoter te Gated tn. er , lines. Models suitable for daytime . Shubert-. yhen our leasé or ; or evening wear, embodying that In fashionable materials, a styles for ha that house runs out Iv has ws ‘ style and quality a! wavs associated 7. 7 * . » — . + —_— as . — a ~- . > q o, * street or dress wear. Not . — ce ce dee ee ae gftesg » tims with Kline’s. Every Dress a marvel- each style, but all sizes in the ee ee Fam Gas So — ~? . 4 : , ~* Lf} nr ae ° wer = t 1 ous value Be. coc 0.00 O00 090000 6e88C8 combined lot. Choice at 3 : —— | | Beaded Tricotines ey teeny ey ng Embroidered Tricotines The Entire Gross HKeceipte for the Twe 47 + “phe FA a h D For $1 5 Low Shoes ata 4 _ Charmeuse Dresses | , Pavortes“Vanacvi Musical Comedy » 7 E- Satins—V elours Brtrs sises “trical | re © Fiay Exctosively we . 4 : Velveteens—Serges up to 60. A lot of about 200 pairs which we have assembled in one Theatrical Stare W ’ wonderful group. All sizes in the lot, but mot m each New York and Who “‘Apvear io this City , eoniy at the GAYE "HEATER ; ; style. Most of them with Louis heels. Sacrifice@ at $5. sit_maticrs mot the place. on ses or lad Combinations Kline’s—Fourth Fler “On the Mezzanine. Por all we cam held in cur cold. dead hand le what we heave civemn ewur.” —Gayety Theater—St. Louls— ~

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ee aia 5 ALS LEP TG LU IE ET eS Fumiy ON ee ee ae 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORF CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. JAMCART ot tiek, 1% _ ~ ‘ - lp —— po ee Le = — nares moe ANYERASKS FOR. (J: SV EWISS (Re = $2.50 OVERALLS eer $50,000 FEE FOR |) = tii, ILLINOIS .. a UR REGEIVER SUIT) a eel Puritan Malt Extract aan sine oo-at Can 74c, 3 Cans $1.15 Men's 10.00 Bive Serge > Men's 6.00 Ai-Woel Serge Pants. rf vraggroe pinddio Caranza Coffee Has an alluring aroma and Men's Heavy Corduroy Pants... _ ~ rs. Orn ree* shin rich flavor that delights the Men's Ste ones Seaton Gem. ..cc-+: _—T — Pitty Fle. apipeslet eter ic “a mn en's i= dwar . Foristel, who act ents are fat, juicy, fresh and most particular peopic. iry is Men's 250 Collins leary ‘Woo! Underwear. attorney for muées Fe. Acer 15 render: 4: pour tomorrow; o pounds, ~ Ss = a -* fee Fes} 4 - ‘ . - = Men’s Heavy Jeans Pants... Je diez Te sf . . s BROMS POURG «cccccecs: $1.00; podhd Men's Heary Wool Sox = ; j s eceee > mted 4 . _, = Men's and Bors’ Bine Chambray Shirts Soe Ce ee Pie : Mens Eskime Heavy Flannel Shirts oc Ap: 7.5, & —-€ 3.05 Men's Cembinatieon Overali« 1.75 ot eral Court that a fee of $50 ' Bors’ 10.00 Heavy Overcests & Suits £75 — a itll daaen ial , , | Ben's Heavy Weel-Mired Union Suits.....75¢ °° be awarded to 5 » skies or esede- eniy #1 “ge pritie Leather Palm Mitts and ‘-ioves fr — Heavy Wool-Mixed Unien Saits Sie &¢. Louis Fire Dent. (-enuine Red Lt amor 4 , « = . Heary Blue Fianne! Shirts 2.00 a = . _ pn . ‘ = bie mag: gee ane pina eanse ¢ ; j ’ aa anil : — THE MOV E is DOUBLE EAGLE STAMPS. tered a notice to th nited Railwars esse ongge 7 te EM uT Open Sat. Night Til 8. orporatic 2 its unse i. hon Paty. - } : , FULLY é UST ond ¢h* ’ we 3 - 2 ‘> . BJ ED +m. Sat —y 25¢ A yt : ae aye papers there ie @ 2% ie a ete .-taeite. wr ge A. ne > f ~~ » renee a» on b + oe ig Se ee Ce a | ae ED RE PAIN 1A seas e phe ae + alhag Ph 2. hits at Se a al ss seed Hel on * aye ‘ - ‘ me 7 a . nd + “ ~ * » & NRK - y - — —” ee) a ee ie wetcle - : : ap eer) ; $ * ¥ ¥ ‘ s or at > w > x . perforations. Welted sole, r%-inch leather military heel. Sizes 2 to 8, A to D. i) Heinz’ Pork and Beans, can Beech Nut Peanut Butter, jar. . .25c, 15c and 10c Large Juicy Grapefruit, 54 size, each......10c ae , Sugar Cured Bacon, whole or half side; Ib.. .27c Stata, Bupreme Court, which teat || Weseon-Oil, gal, $225 qt, GZc; pt... ....d00 Mondar, announced tts Snel Cecision Crepe Toilet Paper, large 10c rolls, 4 for... .29¢ further et ates Wakefeid Eippered Herring, can 250 and. Se that he hes appeared as solicitor Fuji, Chop Suey Sauce, bottie.... 256 throughout the proceedings, and that Guatemala Coffee, 5 pounds $100, pound. .ccccce. SX S5c Se Ay i é £ SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES 332 |) gum FICETHECECERTERECtEE " + P , . 7 . AA! t . ‘ 8 he has brought into the jurisdiction Sun Beam Mayonnaise, bottle........0+ ccewesses-5 of the court. and of ths recetfver, Oxydol cleams everything, package... ae - ry of the ralzne Turkish Whole Figs connectio: ritt the Adler | if. r » | o Nut Oleo, pound F : @e-S17-519 WASHINGTON AVENUE-@E a ee Se Educator y Bins 3 rr eeres _ . . Apri, oe irt of ducator Bran Cookies. pacaace : pecs — ; pea.s, Wen Acie! a, Was s00dri bh Pie Filler package icneeetdennal ae END-OF-SEASON REDUCTION SALE OF a Gendrich Pie File. pockage =. --novensees----S i Genuine Diamonds Wine of Pepata. pint dottie.. om || ESS [Come Cant] |] AON $25, $30, $95, Mam, 68, Suffers Fractered Skull re =r : = o a Pistons ve Pag wt : “—_ sees $ -00 | ; , we = : ; . . Saas ahaa P oe he * >, A AT yg ep gry nt EVR 4 . a ’ ath, ae mt 4 “ ae se a4 " hey: i +) SS, 7. Lah aac ravaere Saale eh SARE, gta ape hon Wea ceeds me ar or oe : ~ . - eof a * moll | | | 373000 Onno "haa 0 8 03 30 0 = 0 I 9 When Knocked Down by DOWN Grocery Truck. . , 4 week Three Women and two men were . 4 : i in motor vehicle accidents | ae tee ee NI You may come to our store and fee EXACTLY THESE Tt RMs buy aay ef these diamonds 4 housnndl to : a — “= ae lew t fr: {i} } ach «one prettier than hile $ ther. Remember, $1.¢0 a wees. Coffee Cake i See These Great Big onor— $75.00 Plush Coats & Coatees ‘tic es Monae aa ee Exclusive S ~or ° o* . . 7 " ’ a? - c ’ e . aes 2 - . 7 mr . $72.50 Bolivia Cloth Coats = EF Aes ee Seek on See Conrad’s Basement Marketeria / SEEN at $100. $69.75 Fur-Trim’dSeal Plushes ss 4@ Bis E avenuce Dy an attomone [| sizest ever? car line in the city. Cheicest ae . ms of tren Meat | : $8.50 and $2. 50 $67.50 Broadcloth Coats ie bie f2 riven by Hans P. Nelsen, 39 Ber- of nd Li ta) Dewn oe - ‘an _ Mra. Sophia Reinecke, 64, of 203% R b Be ef Ro t “Philadelphia Styl reer ane mgemificent erm, the $65.00 Suedene Velow Coats| /oM Vary in co See ae Pomp "Sanpete: = — > wenderfel mountings: all the latest styles, i wwe is aoe Scrapple fer iadics and cents. (ome Im and 4. ey * s + + > Z = - lowe : on i a - _ tue -reet a ras: oe . y, 2 sng bre as” . Yeull be treated ceourtceusiy, whether $62.50 Sik Plush Coats . ~ Grand avenue and Twentiecn street fj | Smoked Tengees—3 0° ee ~*- rennin: 4 se in Oc 2 rea bay er net. 24 20¢ $60.00 Numole Sik Plushes >» f.. Clayton of 3529 Easton avenue. She sagar-Cured Bacon. — omntry Cervelnt Samage— = 38 te - es Cut om the head az face bverag Fried Jack saimen— a 57 50 Beav } as . | irs. Rat Sa : 4 5 eo —acar-Cured Hamme - ow. ’ - ~ demas Grantees 427 alc sine en ooaen wreasta, pound . enna se ue, At 4 Pe} af ™ $52.50 Fur-Fabric Coats 39 7 a $49.75 Skunk-Irim'd Coats $45.00 Velaur Coats Prisoner Identified as as Leader tm the $35.00 Short Plush Coates C404 jaa in Our Entire Stock Z O77 bp Z 1G oe CY a? & ea Friday—While They Last . Mh hae. ee ee ee ) ~ P ‘ Le ~ tia + , : He also had $173 The e =e say he ye heen §2, 54 and Up to 58. at ° . ' ' ae! or a see , _ $450,000 Fire in Pullman Shops. _ * » ( - © Aseoclaled fress NEW SPRING SUITS Car Co. seven treigh Formerly Priced From $5 to $13 Trtcetines, peoline. veloer checks. mew Deihi cloths and tweeds—e« mae 5. Weaver, one of the rice There cre chor? 400 Velnet —P _ — i testes OUR Govennl. Sandee? inte Dan inateie=antehin Gon The! are aopout + Velvet and Panne Hats ne $4 ] Qe $ 2 & oo 75 == = 3 - ak a $ 7 4) LL TTT Py R 1 gS id . = : ; 7 coo li O 0 DRESSES = ee 0 C. O. D's, Exchanges or Deliveries—Sale er ey - : , > ( . 5 } F “dar _ NEW SPRING STYLES ON SALE FRIDAY TALK Starts 9 A. M. Friday St ewarts 43-IS-Tt North 6th Street | Meer es KONDON MEG. co. Minneapolis, Mina.

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_ “~ pe ee Rite ee 2 %. eae ARY e 192%, - a JANUARY 27, 1921, DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST.LOUIS POST-DISP TCH 13 id (Cf r St hia home at 5 pp. m. yesterday He had tight when struck by @ northbouns ras wet been ill a week from stormach trouble gienuc car as she crossed from the oe she rican Legion w! - | the Ai ! he test side at Shenandoah evenue. veer cura i 8 t displa The pr- ae nae A taken to the city hoepitai. The mo- pe MARRIAGE LICENSES. en to the publie only ; THE ANNUAL MEN'S BANQUET OF | torman told the police she ran directly {nm | Wiliiam L. Brodie . uls. - eee a 33 io ; the First Presbyterian Church, Sarah street, front of the car and he was unable to evoid Marie Tass .. BOOL N. 12t ' hey are being The Milne poulevard. will be held in| striking her. Em{i J. Fischer Terre Haute, Ind f 3 t Government et oe Gyut room of tne church tonight, f- ~- POI ICE ITE Mathilda 8. Speck ; 2146 ifarris 33.000 pec. (Thursday), with Mayor Kiel as the princi. | : Written Misiones Ofen 9836 Viste Beginning Tomorrow—After-Inventory i | pal speaker. The Rev. Dr. Ralph Marshal! pene on@ Frances Hufendic! ee 2644 Hebert | - . ° Bos ran as urer i i BX Of ehe Ibavis the partor wil) take part an x a " b> ' ss = if] a £pe- - x 7 " : susi ‘am willl be rendere MRS. STELLA ‘* le iia. ie ee we Penceren. Westminster place today. (2 lice rt. Mic hael Yampolskv ... 2316 Franklin ent was, i os ae nleaded guiity of driving her automobile past Mrs. Annie Grundwald .... 42°28 Evans ’ 5 ; t . : ; . ‘ ~ , . . ths ’ n | *, - ‘ beulewara. —geegare f Gack Mati OF FICERS HAVE BEEN ELECTED FY a Union avenue street car yesterday | oa y: Aiired L. Besancencz . Maplewood, Mo ¢ os m Lo an On the St. Louis Hotel Clerks Association, No.'| stopped at Delmar and Union » “Ar af *eorn Martha I, Linders .. Afton. Mo of ot. ~ ! $2. Louis. 4m oOrganizatior 3, Greeters of Amert¢a. as follows: Tr t geet rer She was fined y . ’ reet eri Cm. s: Trumen discharge passengers an . a Art sh a0 aA} lact : vi 2 r . to . ' . ~ . : - - A ~ ‘ } > { . eas i6 . arp . . — . > ae Labad a Pol Sei — a ee Otel siatier president: Cedric sid costs which Judge Mix elleces Lillie Brown wna a ‘8359 Labadie =. Harold B..Ruasell ...... .. 46704 Evans 0010 0 0 0 = OO IO I SO IO EID Bir B Rosina S002. A080K Blaine Joe PP Rice ..1708 Tower Grovre Sirs. Mayine Clark . .Matthews, Mo ruU.seppe Train ' Pee .. . 06110 Shas cad 44128 be Burke > B20 (salnbd.@ Paul Hansos .... 928A Hickory Mrs - ’ wy : _ We trive . We Give Eagic 3 y 4 J 6 # Kagle Stamps : Stamps : SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES a An Extraordinary Purchase and Sale of WILL KEEP TIME? {470 New Spring Hats ‘ lara Yount . Se .. 928A Hickory | David 7. Stellar . ., 2001 Biddle | Ethel Cron lal aad ....-4622 Newberry Ralph T Tolliver . efx Odon. Ind i Mrs. Mary C. Williamae..........Odon, Ind; " ' Ernst Musbeck ..2823 8. 18th | I? 1 Mrs. Sophia Hande! B77 | 3 Herbert Helnrick Land ~+«-F @Tguson. (ysrace Albaline Headice Charlotte Merwin’: :. 3 SOG? Manwer | FVERY garment is now priced to eftect abso- ie May Heytinen’ YE. Railroad | : lute clearing, in order to make room for Eisie Mav Heytrmann erie E. Railroad Edith Hmdicott.« 2.1.1. /imst 8t Louie: 1! || oe Se ? Spring Apparel that is commanding space in itmtm BE SH A these departments. Eawin BE. Powers........Eaert St. Louis, I! 7 -7 . Mre. Bertha Troxell - ..Ironton, Mo] is was “ ; ‘ de Shields .2943 Pine : / Ye \ ; ° ; . tell ppl cb RE Fo | ; 4 WV omens and Miisses Suits | a Sega : oa? it Mr - : “rn 7 > a) e , 2 : . gs : 4 7 - 5 William H. Leistler.. ..4226 Harris! § ae rs oe, eer ae \ } Charlotte Mildred Hagelip..1479 Hast Grand | eer SR . S i... eTeere .+-+.-4216 Enright Bae Se te a anim Mabel McFarland . » . 3635 Cozens See peers —_ - neta @ le | a (Sy Mh crandalt e ae ~ me ote. Rhee Charies Raird. .. ‘ St. Louis, Mo Lililam Hart:inap i L028 Frankiin hel he): “SS ew See | | Many of these Suits are late arrivals. Yalama, trico- Charles T. Berger..........Cooper Hill, Mo | | | ee zm J tine, velour, serge, silvertone and broadcloth are the (George A Manda. .....-.--3010 Caseitman | ae vat materials, in reindeer, brown, navy, henna, Copenhagen, ano eee po ee Pekin, black and velour checks. A few of the Suits Baruding Barbagiia. .........5°13 Pattison | oe : are fur trimmed, and all are silk lined. Sizes for At Belleville. | © : women and misses. Ww lfreé Moser. ‘ee Marguerite Fritz. Arthur Mitchell. air fer ee ' - Magwis Hill. . ‘ ep! : Rie ; 1] } ey Oa S At Clayton. ‘ . For Women, Misses and Juniors +10) and Oy, 20 Splendidly tailored garments, made of velour, silver- tone and pompom, in Nankin blue, reindeer, navy, brown and black. Full cut garments, half or fully lined. Women's Dresses ee oe | os UTIFUL i ~e G ea : ale wey “a).)h.ltéiC‘é«@“aNSS Materials: Diamonds a aa “23 | 4 All-Straw Mitzis | = al\\ | Taffeta and Cellophane Hats 0, $35, $40 O $7.00 Faille Silk and Visca (reorgelte and Straw * oe DWN WEEK ewe S236 BESS SSSS affton, Mo Mi ville, Mo 'hH3S Market 20 &. IStR ed a ~ a> ‘javton, Mo ayton \J 0 sSspara I)! {Ul Lafayette At Ldwarudsville. Jordan Sows Ae Oh ALLL ALL ee o ~ Styles: Colors: Muitzis Red Brown Off-Face | Henna = Navy Turbans Gray Copen Pokes Black Second Floor Ea =" . Alhambra, = Ge Ge Unrestricted choicg of remaining stock at these three Great Big | Louis P. \ ' a SSS | ne (eo) — (oe) ame) — (6) ne fo) — {0} enn fo} — | 0) ne f > a ee ne’ ‘i | ; ‘ ‘ , orI0 OEZO Bree “se la | . | prices. Dresses of cloth or silk, tricolette, tricotine, : L DIAMONDS — Ruth Bul . ween 2908 Lawton | r\-/ serge, charmeuse, satin, velour, yalama and jersey, in $100 BIRTHS RECORDED. ee \| taupe, brown, navy, reindeer, Pekin, Copenhagen and . , /) black. Tailored and trimmed styles. Sizes 16 to 44 and $2.50 | eX ite ae eatta : (iJ and extra sizes 46 to 524, ae a 4 Byam inde y amg RA + -. * . ; Week t H. and B. Eaton, 1121 Rutger. | 2 aes ‘A : nd M, gias, 2916. ‘arolin , ° mificent gems, the kind Cand C uinn, S731A McDonalae ; 1T 7 te wear, generous size; erypem and |] lertwig, 5. f Yella, twit b ' * S Oa S ie : 3 all se’ ; e ar Chom re 4 oat apa Regular and Extra Sizes + ro 9 ' : ' " aii . ‘ +" ‘ i ' } i ‘ ‘ ‘ j 4 > . , : : a J f ~! a | . ‘ ref ; tt 4 ’ 7 ae a » ’ ' 7 o a Tine ls ; ri? ‘y : ‘ 4 > ri all ¥ | ; 4 } ' 1a tJ ? . ’ , } , ‘ . & ae é « i ~ ha at? " > t is rearrcy? YQ ; ‘ 5 ‘ | - a eae . ~* | "2° oa . i? Y * 4 , : : » 46 ‘ 7 ew AMP uial ° 7 ; d A ; Pie "?%., ' . —_~ o41 A Adhd « . « ota YF hat Aaa " \ } ie] mn .* er oa > 4 * s eli ase . a. _ as 7 aa ; y ’ , . 4 > ? , " , : , r Btlegeuieier e — he" P / ‘ 5 — 4 a7 >a .% , inunie Hebcnstreit , . s4 Ina 4 ¢ : — j > - . ’ . . y +/ At East St. Louls. ] ; . ; F " ™ ' . . > ° ‘ ul * 7 a . LUGWard Jackson .. pme to our store and for ZESE TERMS buy any monds. A thousand to Each one prettier than hember, $1.00 a week. = 00308 10 oe 0 30.0000 a=-3Ct i nn | tall the latest styles, nts. Come in and look. ed courteously, whether | f - A -_ | C. amu t. aw. £ 5. and R. i 2. ‘eatrmingter ; 50 wil, ». and E. Daly. Kirkwood Nio. mi, _ ——— af) | “ CAL Si n | F. Salv to. ‘ | Tyie } : , fi - - — = - nd { a ker. 538 Flier = ‘ as ¢: wo. —— . = Me =~ . . . : , SA Just a limited quantity of girls’ Coats, made of ve. lour, silvertone and kersey, in gray, brown, navy, rein- illiges, 2240 Jule , ° A. Hobbs. 64644" Gilmore deer and Pekin blue. Sizes 6 to 12 years. 139 Nel an ' (Downstatre Store) x Sie tarda he oe om Every sale must be final. — * - - 2 en ee i ee _— . | 2 — = = ee Remnants of Tweed Suitings F loorcoverings mad arms See Semen, | Wash Goods |.49 Yard : {AL Arps, 84324 Michigan. F - > Grass Rugs, 49¢ Velvet Rugs, $3.98 rchildon . insella, : | : F excellent quality, in Heavy d High-grade wool Velvet Rugs ee” Sates Met tg , y grade Japanese Grass g avaro, 813 Morgan. Choice, 15c Yard tty to 4 yard lengths, suit- Rugs in pretty, stenciled pat- ' afiover, floral and Oriental D Eriedman, 233 h Necti able for women’s and men’s terns; shades of blue, green, red, Patterns. Size 27x54 inches. A. Schmacher, 4330 8. Compton e coliection are — inc ide. c.: -j ize. . , Mi. ‘Marchard, 1033 Rutges int wear, 54 inches wide Ote.; S7R54-WiED Sise Floorcovering, | &. Soldinski, 14204 Sarsfield. Dress ginghams, plaids gsi — = 59C Sq Yd e535 ay oe mae Lm * - me ow a” 4% Ae a al ‘ ~~ a : . A A elite yeni — ON wy, cee qe eee, 7 Te + oar " _ etn fee ~— | RE er enn «ymin ge agate a + ee a ta Re REN CH « os : -~ ~ | ee cw oe tepcee Pg ey ne SAAN antares cay are ed J ~. » — a ee en ; ont) rs, 40709 St. Ferdinand : RO? Bladr. ‘ W 3x6 -foot size $1.2 noo abt asningt , : Gerding, 6913 Victoria ‘rt- y, Velvet Carpet. $1.69 Yd. | ering in patterns for kitchens, . deena en ing styles, 36 inches wide. Heavy grade Velvet Carpet in | yards wide. Please bring room a selection of patterns for stairs | measurements. BURIAL ee and hall runners. (Downeta(re Store COOK PERFECTLY Mack, 6& 4001 Li: o12i = L. Eo Engelhartt. $6 18144, IN 10 AU 15 MINUTES , , 3 y ir an yer, 86 S211 . Outings, light and dark 2 wnchiyn nie annua 6 PE ge re 's W ace Curtains ARMOUR IGRNIN COMPANT PPE WEE iam | toes Men's Wear l insane ~igaeme, luucilie Hofiander 28, 4456 Clarence EN’S Flannelette Night- Aftter-Inventory Special i448 WN. | * shirts in neat pink and ? Hi rico, 68, 8936 N. 234. ? tah. : , oe I. W. Daines, 20/4478 Earight. od O’clock Special blue stripes. Sizes 15 to 19, at | 25 , : kK. E. Got -- months 2T1MA Flusae! . $1.69 . | f jaria Mueller, 73, $648 California. | Challis, 15¢ Yard Men's Cotton Ribbed Shirts ¥ to = Each N. Broadway Cotton Challis, in printed and Drawers, tn ecru color; also P on, 32. 3402 Wasi as ” — 6 "s ed fleeced Shirts and Drawers in NE assortments of Nottingham, : ' Smith, 9. 1510 Ditior imono styles. 3 n ; lors. All sizes, at, gar- : ; T breakfast time avoid need- AO Oe Be ere ce Ey sizes, at, gar- Fiet and Scotch net lace Curtains R. Bo Denuy, $2, 1200 McCausien . s : (Downstairs Sto: will be found in the lot. They have less delay by relying On ae @ SHR SS Soy AZT Ps keep ; High-grade, all-wool fabrics; Longcloth, soft fnished, in lengths for women’s suits, 36 inches wide. dresses, skirts, etc.; 54 inches a wide. (Downstairs Store ™ VW pssere, a ee of Oe BS 2 OO S. Sizes 36 to 42% WONDERFUL assortment of remnants, consisting o! utes, Your grocer Carries them = eee Oe -! rip Site wi het poem Fo nage a se curtain nets, cretonnes, silkolines, scrims, Marquisettes roadway. a laborer, died suddeniy §& regu ‘ . : because they sell SO fast. in a chair in his home yesterday ; "\) with embroidery edge; others have and many other fabrics, in short and long lengths. while conversing with Louts Stack, | ft touches of colored embroidery. Printed Scrims Scrims and V oiles, 2106 South Proadway. a friend, who § sac ealled tH MOtiienm « te ~ at. . A ; ] at "7 Cc Armour Grain Company a. eee A\\ | PEE prea nit are at 16c Yard 33c Yard Chicago Bradley had been ill with pneu- J 7“ | with flounces of embroidery, in dainty Curtain Scrims, in pretty A new lot of allover col- ee Bie Vishes, Doscahe Hone pense. tor coveras Wee Gad weell | , Pig designe. printed patterns, either all- ored Scrims and Voiles, in Mace i Spagi ti Ni tles oe nn ecm psa He told you . Drawers. 50C ; over or plain center effects. most attractive patterns, he had been unable to sleep all the & ' ’ : : ; , ectemd. otek, a0. teh ake thal Re od Women's Drawers, open style, finished = ayany different colorings in suitable for window and door ; i . a ya tg is tieceantnaes ance a with fine tucks and embroidery ruffles. wag cueteine | MAN'S SUIT, SS | sets attheth Seen & paeken Memuuaane : wi Sizes 25 and 27. (Downstairs Store) ‘He 10 + (Downstatrs Store) i — $600 in $20-bille behind a picture on he wall We Close at 8 F. M oR he ae. 2 Ore

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Part -. ae THTREDAYT. 14 ~=ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU _ LATION Than Those in Any Other St Louis Newspaper. _ "ARY 27. 192 ——— z ———— eIT COMES From |||NISTKINGRIPD fy 58°51 Mold |minweac IT Ss THE BEST Much Accomplishes Every item here is a bargain. Be sure and stock up at these cut prices. Mail or phone your orders. We Sins cnies aul dour treoef charge. Mell’s standard; 98-Ib. Sk. $5.50 art 98-Ib. Sk.. $5.50 milied from scieet peta d i = naa + st ats ; SFiS SS SA A SS SS Ue ead al . Scent Fi - - — ll > 13?! pkg. (Gov. inspected) le ~ Washington Homemade - and | WASHINGTON — ee 40c¢ — Gwift s Brookteld Sauss » Selected Brookfield @ ‘GP. Coats Thvead —_— Waists BF rency Brosald Bet * Swift's Oleo Products Fr 4 $ and s | | Wisconsin Creamery, 1b. 7 Elgin Creamery Ib ‘ .. cg: aatbesimey a. " »~- . - Fancy Preaam m Creams Girls Dresses: | Wall Paper ness Gingham ne aig 0c 3c a Roll | |=: == Sng Sea nen ~ Sapsago Cheese. each. = ~ Liederkranz Cheese, eae : ~ Imp. Roquefort Cheese. = Clocks - beorgette brepe Snot 08 $195] [oe SES ere hae = Fetes’ Sue Meun'zia Brand Pig ; "4 & IB REDICTION O " “FIFLD BUTTER. GEM S Wool Socks | |Women’sGloves| | 0.N.T. Thread |g: = se82-2-23 ( . ems sae one == 2 On Sale for nn ae fee a=. wun First Time Fri. Ib. ...-- SILVERTIP . nhengnt smspindler aay spams tan , : ’ BOLIVIAS— No. 6 can Black Silk Stove Polish, l5c cans, 2for 25¢ § --- o: mas hignwass cgay ete The appr Lt of the issue xot "ee a} DUVE = — new Orleans open kettle, gallon... $1.28 § ow ssnci msos a the right a: (FEN He LAINES— Delmar Ciub Cove Oysters, ee ee ee | bet PEACH No. 1 cans, J7ic: No. 2 : CAKES ate tg a-amediguaer ssa a meenane Same, “Fe hir8e aa! BLOOMS— Jeuny Lind Chocolate ooo ” ~ee gg — 3+ BI 7 ee eae * ee wing the Iincis pla: roced | ina 8} Bt VELOURS— No. 2 cans Webster Goose- und . _ 57 bond issues varying trum $-.. . 3 ta i LUSTROLAS— berries, for pies..2 cans 35c Sng See EC INOS Set 2s DUVET hihieiaheihiphaienihnhihthinheebihnhie bicehialiiieibebiiahiahinhndbaliak lan Farbes boi og Powter “Cas Shea” Shoe oc read. 15¢) |e Be] | eee § WM, DUG —_ mi is UNION MARKI Congoleum Squares Boys’ $10 Suits $6.98) BH Shades © -Cretonne 19¢ ~Thimmel Tal : “Real $10 Mattress | 290) [se MOT . SUPERIORS— —— Fiftieth C 1 Assembly {> regard (+ SSE as. CHAMELEON to Green Chil: re “ SS: Di ll Milian eaten ob Rte . ? ‘533 = co gine i2-oz. package Pimento 0c No. 2 cans, 14c; doz. $1.65 oe to i eee 1 #7 re ' FUR TEIMMED Delmar Ciub Laundry Soap, if Sar eens a es Bete BELTED STYLES Moll’s Pride Peaches, No. 2%, 4 bars Se Gece: | coins washes vel , =: = DOLMANS— cans, in heavy syTup, can, Quart bottle Concord unfer. the expenditure of the road funds. § em ap! WRAPPY COATS— 40c mented Grape Juice, Lake ee *&y iS a Juice, 2-oz. bot- Shore .55e tle. 9c: 6 doz. cases, $6.25 | Welch Apple Juice, quar No. 10 cans Home Comfort om soc; 1 ae 55c; doz ._$6 Yellow Label Parlor Brooms, 80c pag Exposition Self-Rising Buckwheat Flour 10c § ~ Law ~ 2 aa e 3 -” ~ ¥ Coats and Coatees S$ Formerly Priced to $95! dackson's_ January Sale =e, OF 3 Women’s Shoes | ] _WPROVEMENT IN GERMANY Prutrock & Litton ” baby to prams the Crutfhkr — (5 for $1) Lats Waists ‘Unblc'd Muslin | | Women’s Hose {|| KIESELHO! ~~ Fata “baked _— | 23 ° 2A] Lares ass : 1007 OLIVE § = due} ras; weal Boe AA] | Ee coe ee Re —Exceptional Reductions if Se Amine Pm A —All from Regular Stock |] tne Britian exbams HIGH SHOES Formerly Priced $12 to $18 — — a - > AU Rene s| | $4 45 Cut Glass a) eS) eee ee ‘V7 _ tmetal, black kid, tan Russia and brown kid. . the fall pound Not all sizes in each style, but al! sizes in the Ic a whole. oe etree OST Se tee 2 SK Your Night’s Rest Is Undistarbed When You Take The Old Man's Kidney and Bladder Medicine ' . ea . * | ft ts imposesibl« émire the 1s s&ill with which trade: nd mart- eepine ait B : . ce ana * ; oe > a s owe ° ) and disturbances, but hare icone T : * > ‘= . > Slippers 4 iigeea busines, “tie thie it 1s indeed mgniScant ( tha: Pro | — - ~ 4 —~—> + ~ = 0 anticipate and meet the new order ; os : . . - mien “apta. we GlitA Ad Formerly Priced $12 to $16 Be nen to sient te. of things in their Mid-Winter Sale Brogue Oxfords of tan Russia and tan spread to “a — re , a : el of black and gray satin. Afterncon Pumps of patent leather, quamesal. kid and black suede. | Women’s $3.50 Spats $7”) .45 There are many kidney medicines on the market, but SMITH'S KIDNEY MEDICINE is prepared especially for old men. As arule old men have more or less irritation of the bladder and kidneys, causing them unrest af night and SMITHS KIDNEY MEDICINE is made especially for that trouble. You can get it at any drug store. Price 68 cents. ITCHING EC DRIED RIGH WITH SUL (he) Pe @e Oe eta, — Former Cheér Stucer Die _a wy ere the ‘ ; os kIT > h- neds ¢ .y 40T. - on bone ee 107 to 407. DREIFUS OPTICAL CO —r = +S _ a —" e Sear Greed. We Ctese at $3 a -| _- - © also mung at Uhria’s, attended ; Of Meathosi pes: f the funeral. having come from its [3 at Sii Franklin Av. - a ond amp ia Ehee Dee e ene eee EEDA LE AMAL AALEEE ALE EELEREREEREAE ALLELE LALA ERE RRL bent a Rbteniiehd: Penk, 2 ee PEE ELSE SES ELLAEEELEE EEE EE ciate ts e “. ; P aolig marae Tas ~~ } a

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ho 2-93 Now More Than Ever You Should _JANU! ARY 2 ‘ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. _ Trip to Russia Postponed. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, Jan. 27.—Headquarters of the National Socialist party an- —— N engagement announcement A of Corset Covers Lace and embroi@. ery trimmed; gjj Sizes (Second 65c Black Silks Best Silk Lisle Standard Silk Lisle F226 é Waists _ $1.00 © Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, a pkg. (Gov. inspected) . n Homemade 2 Pg Sausage, country style, Ib., 40c and 45¢ = . ee ae 4 carye,s] AS - BOT Beinis of ae ne ny re ea oe ee : Calo fe be ade qd: ee very el loo: E's standard quality, but broken lines. All perfect. ~ ‘Phected to — Husband. _ MSS HEI EN BATTLE ‘HOSTESS AT INFORMAL ample of this typical American and te mons ant ute sen HIRSH. WICK WIRE CLOTHES Wednesdays Special election, She us with his presence and inspiration C ¢ 'é f t the beginning of the pres ° took place last night at his home A S P EC I A L SA L E. O F Ky ou R t ° . . : fof, died at the begin meme pres- | cheon Given by the Prospec- that of Miss Helen Battle. can delegates to Russia to study con- Children —that will establish new records for value- Choice Home-Boiled Beef Tongue yesterday at an informal luncheon $75 to $85 Up to $65 $4.50 Wools for Miss Battle was educated at Mary PosT x given by her parents. and has twice Double-Sole Lisle > Kingsbury place. He at- | 1 > $ * Selected Brookfield Eggs ry ¢ »y ani ie “niversity o “ject - . ® my and tl University f Wiscon I want a front seat Misses’ Pure Si) k ; plain or ribbed b | SSS —— © ‘ ashington terrace, to tls: _ —_ Swift's | Oleo Products Fresh ern date has been set for the wedding, ad e Infants’ Pure Silk, 45ce—Infants’ Pure Wool. Sue > Wisconsin Creamery, lb.. but it probably will take place in. aurice } erman % * Best Elgin Creamery, lb. j 5 Fancy Premium Creamery.. .48¢ 312 N. Eighth St. Kasaii~ Tlie Big Hosiery Store » swift’ s Premium Rolls ; coun- high-rent district. 821 Locust. + paragra!l ] ~ Social Items ara apna cnn yee Only a few steps from Olive Street, but out of the and eXr- , as : aC in a : y vw hich sim! athee Goa ans conferred - — _ Opposite the Post Office. E . ‘ desilpatina icant. soi», UPL Lie Dast | Wo p 1e Ts it ns by = me ; } .: — : ; “ Pike, Tal Mrs. Edward F. Goltra entertaineji granting them the fe work with a luncheon and bridge oars Swiss Cheese, lb...7Oe Country Club yesterday in compli- Cheese, each. . 15@q@ ment to her sister, Mrs. G. Herber: Hostetter of New York. Those pres- ' en rere: Mmes. Eugene Angert, 3 inp. Roqueiort Cheese. . $1 .00 patie _ mentien ecm “TALK OF THE TOWN ~ DUGGAN'S HIGH-GRADE COFFEE AND TEA 22). H. Niemeyer, Harry Koerber, Charles Skinker, T. F. Maffitt, Sidney Over- Claude = Premium Blend Coffee, pound | Schrader, | Premium Santos Blend Coffee, pound...35c¢ fold in all eo] > in plain asi ieks, per a+ at the 2 a - 7 + - >. 2 ; = . , =o 4 - Ti w+ S? \ ; (2 aae @ » 13 8 7° ; : 4 - i 5 a3 —- , -—- as r ; 4 : _¢ Will Be Closed Forever te Crepe 42 inches wide: r {Main Floor) - N.T. Thread het Thread: all. ambers 9 to 11- r spool = Suits = $3. a9 mac ip W I tehed oe ad DF this ne and Scrim \nt patterns: @ilkoiines : >» ee Chouteau Walsh, Ed Hotchkiss, Clara Post. Kennerly, Pantaleoni, Von Frank Morris and Miss ; ’ Quality Brand Package Teas...SO0c a i e : Sliss Olumbia Ann Maypoie, | Forbes’ Blue Mountain Brand Pkg. Teas. 90c daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ps Se LB. REDUCTION ON BROOK- Maypole, 7200 Maryland drive, was FIELD BUTTER, GEM AUT AND SNOWFLAKE OLEO WITH EACH hostess at an informal luncheon yes- PURCHASE OF A POUND terday in compliment to Miss Eliza- OF COFFEE OR TEA. beth Niedringhaus, daughter of Dr. | L Forbes’ Baking Powder and Mrs. Ralph E. Niedringhaus of , lenny it. Louis C¢ ty. Miss re “Cap Sheat” Teele Wheat Bread Denny road, St. Louis County. Miss 1 Sc 'Niedringhaus expects to depart about, . Feb. 1 for the Benedictine Academy | in Elizabeth, N. J., to resume her. | Studies. UNION MARKET SE A _ _ MOR and the &# “i e Old Mouse i26-li28-1130 OLIVE ST. of FURNITURE C7 4 At a mecting of the Board of Di- , rectors of the St. Louis Maternity Hospital yesterday, Mrs. Benoist Carter was elected president to suc- | ' ceed Mrs. Arthur W. Lambert, and the following other officers were | elected: Vice presidents, Mmes. , John €. Roberts, George M. Brown, | Scott Porter, Adolph Singer, William J. Lemp, J. I. Epstein, A. W. Lam- | bert, Dwight F.. Davis and G. Harri- son Steedman; recording secretary, Mrs. Alvin Goldman; treasurer, Mrs, | | Robert Burns. The officers will give a tea to the members of the auxil- | iary at the Artists’ Guild on Feb. 2 at 3 o'clock. eao-a_--— “Going Out of Business” Will Then Be Only a Memory of the Store Where Generation After Generation Has Bought High-Grade FURNITURE, RUGS, STOVES & RANGES Hurry and you, too,can reap the benefit of the “scandalously” low prices which prevail in every department. Here is the way we are sacrificing the colossal Macky stock. Many articles marked at 50c on the dollar of former prices: COLUMBIA TNA Ti y 0c Sl ye tly tufted, ing. This is © have been a Player Roll SALE Hundreds of fine S8-note Player Rolle—surplus stocks, demon- strators, samples. etc.. In a big after-inventory Clearance Sale, ~ 23¢ (5 for $1) | John Cabell Wilkinson of Kirk- wood has just arrived in New York | from Naples to join his sister, Mrs. | Francis B. Waddock, after an ab- | sence of months, spent in war relief work in France, England, Italy and | Switzerland, for the Y. M. C. A., and | ‘the Red Cross. His mother, Mrs. | John C. Wilkinson, and sister, Miss | _Dorothy B. Wilkinson, will spend the | remainder of the winter in Southern | France, at Cannes and Nice, before | returning home in the spring. THEA PF EUALS PEL AAG Se ERE PS Se v7 i i es a ieee ee “ % ; — ; a . eT Satine MT i oak ee ae a Gas Stoves Quick Meal, Buck's and a Extension and +e Iron Beds Columbia Were 312.00 Bedroom Suites Pall aa Pty | Mrs. Theodore C. Link ts spending | the winter at Biloxt, Miss. | = oS ' assortment of Cotton Hose: Fri- last C witable for While they ment), pair.. pPpies; oval shape: Jelly, ic Kles, relishes: mbination cutting. to a customer. KIESELHORST but SMITH’S ear? ti +2494 R65 44844 4 ee a ee ee ee er | —Established 18790— 1007 OLIVE ST. ‘|! “Mother Goose” Chocolate Cc overed Hard Centers Milk = at Fruit and Nut Pudding 50 the full C pound Devil's Food ™ Layer Cake 45c¢ OTHER SPECIALS St our Fountain and in our Ex- guisite Tea Room. Plate Lancheon—11 till 3. Tbe Special Supper—4 till 8... . $1.00 After-Theater Service also. No 8 cover charge. Mother Goose’’ Shop Olive at Seventh —w — > Sete eeseeereeers stereceer ____ ADVERTISEMENT eee, ’ if || Tex., Tic. Spencer Meredith of 3940 Delmar | Seeeeetpersece. Grafonolas Were $125; The Brandeis Young Judeans will hold their seventh annual banquet at | Amoona auditorium on the B'Nail Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. — Sr Miss Catherine Beck, daughter of | ! Mr. and Mrs. Horace Beck of Web-— 3] ster Groves, is visiting in Chicago as ‘the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Archibald | residing at the Algonquin Country Club this winter. 2/1! W. Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Beck are Mrs. Charles P. Briggs of Calvert, | is the guest of her sister, Mrs. boulevard. i Mrs. C. R. Laws of the Yorkleizh =] Apartments -was hostess at the card. |party given today for the benefit of. the building fund Daughters, at the home, 3730 Lin- dell boulevard. Mrs. B. M. Andeftson. who for sev- of the Queen’s. eral weeks has been the guest of her | daughter, Mrs. J. T. Johnston Jr., of 4449 Forest Park boulevard, will de- | ‘part for her home in Columbia, Mo., /next Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Walker of 103. Aberdeen place will depart tomorrow | .for a two months’ stay at Coronado, | Cal. M. Rebmann, agi avenue. was hostess 6320 Michi- | at an in- | Were $275; now. Were $370; now $197.50 Were $16.00; a: oe Sy ae Were $19.50; Brass Beds Were $33.50; $57, 3 Dressers Rockers Were $5.00; 3 10 ROW oe eo be 6 eb Odes 0 With every Columbia Grafo- nola we are giving absolutely FREE 20 selections of all the intest and popular hits. $50.00 Grafonola (with 20 se- lections, which t« sold else- where for £60.00); Going-Out- of-Business. Price, compicte outfit for $44°-S5 $75.00 Grafonola, with “0 se lections; = 2 $85.00; now.... 64, 00 $120 Grafonola, with 20 selec- tions; regularly $53 85 $130.00; now. .’ Dining-Room Suites Were $175.00; $87.50 $138.50 $197.50 Davenettes tom $34.4 ae $46.00 $51.50 Were $270; aR Were $370: now Were $85.75: now.... Were $93.50; now RECORDS new Records and nn popular selections sold all over the United States for $1 each go in this sale for 69c Ranges =. an pee hagas $41.25 Were $85.00; $54 Np now ' Tere $93.00; mgood $60.50 Were $99.50; $64 85 low ' EIS. Gas and Coal Ranges—will bake with eith- er cOal OT gas. Were $89.00; $46 gh now ' Ww $98.50: ved na $53.25 . $117.00; eee Library Tables hammer Were $29.25 —- $16.00 $21.25 $27.50 $32.90 Cabinets $13.50 $17.95 $22.65 $28.75 $33.00 | $38.00 sae <i $47.00 Buffets a. ae Were $65.00 $43.50 $57.50 Were $54.00; now.. Kitchen Were $29.00; now. Were $36.00: Were $72.00: now.... Were $96.00; Were $150.00; $14.35 $16.85 $19.40 $23.85 $29.95 $394.85 ($33. Y3.8 Davene Suites ‘— oe $61.00 Were $099.75: | “$105.25 ¥ ic, ee $121.50 Were $110.00: now... formal dinner party last Sunday in honor of her sister-in-law. Miss |Clara Rebmann, whose marriage to Jean Cole of Danville, lll., will take | place in the near future. ITCHING ECZEMA ap a $150.00; now... $14.75 $62.25 $68.95 $85.00 RUGS, LINOLEUMS AND CONGOLEUMS Axminster Rugs; were $32.00; now 817.50 Linoleum; was $1.65 yard; now NDNec ge ee 65 Axminster Rugs. were $39.50; now (4) Linoleum; Was $1.85 yard; now. .. 81.065 ney. .8 a » Axminster Rugs: were $48.00; now 25% Linoleum: was $1.95 ange now... —a | le ,. 821.36 Axminster Rugs; were $56.50; now 0 Congoleum Rugs; 9x12 _were #24. .814.95 ... 826.00 Axminster Rugs; were $65.00; now 8% Velvet Rugs; were $ 47 4220.00 ...$30.75 Axminster Rugs; were $78.00; now 50 Velvet Rugs; $19. 26 ...836.45 Axminster Rugs; were $85.00; now 95 Velvet Rugs; 824.75 ...840.85 | Axminster Rugs; were 91.50; now 09 Velvet Rugs; ..816.00 . 851.95 Mias Florence Adams of Ava, Mo., a graduate of the June class of Hos- mer Hall. is spending a few days as it SULPHUR he guest of Mrs. Elma H. Benton, var of the hail. : 4 break; t of the ski Be ate conta ag ‘julekly | DIOGESAN CONVENTION HONORS oa app! little se gage et gine ae BISHOP TUTTLE ON HIS BIRTHDAY One Says a noted skin . ause of its germ destroy: | MEN'S ALL-WOOL f rties, this sulphur prepara Resolutions Express seneni ems Love for | $1.50 Pants $1.50 We instantly brings ease from skin| Him—Reception Marks Bighty- |] ’ son. soothes and heale the fourth Anniversary. EF OAT, $5 “ems right ap and leaves the skin’ Resolutions honoring Bishop Tut- | 7 and smooth tle were adopted yesterday, the Bish- | fOOL MAN'S sUrr, $5 B Seldom fails to relieve the tor op’s eighty-fourth birthday, by the | Washington -a™ Gnd disfigurement. Sufferers diocesan convention of the Episcopal We Close at SP. Bee skin trouble should get a little Diocese of (Eastern) Missouri, in nid , tho-Sulphur from any good session at Christ Church Cathedral. 1 use it like a cold cream.| An address in bonor of the occasion | t a4 50; were 2 iano: “a were $33.50; were $39.75; were $48.00; were $55.50; Rugs; were $62.00; Rugs; were $73.50; Fiber Rugs; were $13.50; now Fiber Rugs; were $23.75; now Fiber Rugs; were $27.50; now GRASS RUGS, Only a Few Left, Size 9x12 Feet, Brussels Rugs; Rugs; s Rugs; Rugs; Rugs; Rugs; ty --* i. - we . . ._ *-* = - = =e Axminster Rugs; were 98.50; now 25 j Velvet Bugs; .. 8386.25 Axminster Rugs; were $110; now Oo Velvet Bugs; . 869.25 Grass Rugs; were $14.85; now..... 05 Velvet Rugs; .872.00 Grass Rugs; were $24.00; now. .65 Velvet Bugs; were $110. 00: oy 9-45 These beautiful Rugs are —— at from $14.00 to $18.00. They al hot cakes at the ridiculously low OFF On Many Articles “ + ~-* Ter TTT TTT he home—weat it? Wants. — — “

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16 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SINDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. « Aa 7 i> ¢ x 2 » eat . J ‘4 Mf — , wo I - is +~\ “ _ va " ~ 44 - ‘ : \ ; a : be) _" = ’ 7 ‘ OR SAREE oR gyre SERRE: agin ae 4 - SP PES IPE cit aa ge All Furniture, Rugs, Ranges, and Everything in the House Nothing Reserved Except Grafonolas, Records and Music Rolls THs means exactly what it says—a bona fide offering of 25 . discount from our already reduced prices. Former reduced price tickets, marked in plain selling figures on all articles. You deduct the additional 25°. discount at time of purchase. . ) Buy on Credit|/Terms to Suit| Extra Special Reductions on SEER See RC, Uae ay Nani 95 ete Paes or RS OE aa IRQS SMR agp: pale on nea ; re 7 ee pee Os f vite ” tenPn, + erthahiey RP atthe FB tapi . tes lates Pe oaths 2 te Agr ng6 Mladen *,* $69.75 Value—Cat to $52.31 $5.00 a Month Pays for it N extra bedroom is urgentiy needed in apartment. This Divan-Bed Ourtr solves t ideal manner. as the davenport can be converted into a any time desired. The euthit consists of ha: deme aa’ and arm rocker. al! of solid oak in fumed finish and : tation Spanish leather Heretofore sold at 869.75 at the specially reduced price (net Extra Special! Extra Special! Bachelor Chiffonier . Japanese Grass Rugs Full 9x12-Ft. Size eA OO OOOO 2 Cash—$2.00 a Month 9 big reduction has been macdie of this These are splendnd Rue of high-grade Bachelor (hiffoniers. | 5. ;,, iendell ies ns | pieces of furniture im one. combining ~ tieceipt nas -ieggitgem wardrobe afid a well-arranced «hi! emety Of beaut: . mene. Bult @* solid oak in gokien Mize. Rugs that not herete lore ative ‘ay Tira s' rene Ye : ‘Comer 12th and Olive Sts. a eae Se z a te ge ee ooo Mas, Stern 6 Co. HAT - . . - Tar Ts > ~— a ~ — a - -* : ; e : ~ am ~-€ = : - > “ *o= - sr ~~ ‘+ wb ae 29 | tis ; OD j a a. . Y - - > - . ™ oe -n” ' — 3: ’ = : $¢ : tee A . . °zZ ete c- = - « in a oe 2 if acTe? ? - . m . - - +> — / : a SOT ~ to'd a Post-Dispatch re b ' t Parke “ad hai ne bad porter toray thar ne rereestee ® = VYour Summer Sw i. Y — ae eo °° are -"* a a wa . “ IEEE EEERBESEBULTINER SSE ‘ - By a Staff Correspondent of the §j Post-Dispatch oo ——— r-7" ey * JEri ERS . & Senate : c gs ne ia T & ee “~ me #~« e _ & ; = ~ s r _* a J : : rm gu Le 3-Pc. Divan-Bed Outfits. visiators Inepext Tract White Enamel Porcelain-Top Kitchen ‘ja ¢ ~e . - - » *- = -_ cra Lreco eng Friday and Saturday Special ro . “ ? So 7 “a ” od na —— = a ——— —— =. “~PECIAI $©.75 r 5 i we : HD) IN Bilt $i so far as he knew the land which he .¥ S persistence thes gq se - ‘ aa s _ i tm * 7 a @ — ea we a ‘ ‘ ; ata th one s - ° - = . . | wieeen ; TP no e a coelg | Pop ll arte. : - S1¢ea" mM . is—hniteg ; 4 ot: , tor ——* ~~ = a ee l dress ooo § will Be the mode ‘or this Game "* ‘0 start yogee - Select ‘rrortte eg ¢” eecson g i’ os shad-r > sre ce >» > - . P e* ( Post-Dispa [oe FER CRY ‘= the OTHE CONCERNS 9 FLY BRITISH Ninety-Four Per C Stock of Internatios MEN'S ALL-Werel coat $1.50 Pants,$1.50 (a OVERCOAT,$5 X= “a ALT -Wol MAN'S SUIT. $5 i ie — = ~~ wee 4 Jiid Washington — ‘buetiner’s N. E. Corner Washington Av. at Eighth St. ” 4 i | Q f H Nd p ' TT TT TT Near t. rand We tlese at > P. M. ss —_ 1... O0_— =. O_o a_ a TIO E10 ’ . - os e S ° .* ~ > ° : © » ‘ ~ a ~ . = : * — - - - ~ = in : : —_ ~ ~ ~ - ec . 6 _ a a> 4 - . © - > ~ " 4 — . = . - —_ a | _ - T = | Be . ~~ 3 3 vo = a eo - > - - : " = — ; : . ~ © . - . - — . - — ~ «€ | odes - el ~~ " — _--s ~ ad _——_ a ? - ad - 7% — —- - - — eo * - ° : ~ , . =" > a . © - - % ~ = -, - » - _ ~ ~— - r _ _ : DEALER IN TRADE FOR LAND | CROUP The quick gasping cough of crom ~ a Mecical assistance is hard to obtain i Bat is wor (+ psec . 3 eR bo'’d art bef. Im fac ADVEETISEMENT _-—— im the ceac of night whens SS nigat a bouse- @ tm million. omes for - ’ forty years. It gives immediate re- lv meled as reriore s E Reserve for Contingent Liabilities 187,585.04 —— a ws ee eee, th- } ite 2. | All Other Liabilities 71.766.15 5 oO 6 *. : 525,000.00 nassizned Funds 412,019.00 —_X«_——_—_—_—_—_—— —_——— Total Admitted Assets $15.386.557.71 Total $15 386.557 71 h* ¢ oh ‘ 9 B. * * * 5 ‘. ws Interest Accrued and All Other Assets 371.793 COMPARATIVE STATEMENT OF GAINS — ‘(.2in 38 rer (cat Dee. FT Total Insurance in Force ~ece ce cs eee eee $30,188,018.00 30°. Total Admitted Assets .._......... 15.386,557.71 2.146,613.89 16”. Total Premium Income re 4.236, 799.00 822.673.7939 24’. Reserve for Policyholders ._......... 13,835,514.41 2.047,672.77 17°. Surplus to Policyholders ...... sewcataal $37,019.00 160,654.12 21°. PYRAMIDS OF SUCCESS INSURANCE IN FORCE ADMITTED ASSETS See .«awan $11,172,.876.00 Se sséceows -$1,023,030.61 ee .. ace $45.084,878.00 ROU > ——" + . . >> . : =» : - . Mei BibNA : ‘ a . ti D 2 . ' rT? rac -» constitute te. . OT ine > & >| .. % MUTIIELS bid Liit arc hitecture . ae i iit sai ile = . ~* . , > Batmetsar: ~i? % Ti 2 © ‘ a. > 7 on ere aber + + ; ou . - 2 .ere oF : . h iF > uCOMe Poiucv. Wit 2 speciai COMDiINauON OT Denellis, reterence pD« g made to the policy contract itself for exact terms and conditions: i “~ . . o a \_* . beard today af heartrars int " a . o> - = -* . oa ; =e» — . at < q "*ig . : Pe * & ja So - ™% - - ae a a ie = = , a a a 3 ._f f rh oa - _ . = = — & ~f a ea or 4 - - - - . ae “~ = | elo a0 TIA *r of interna: Hevense thes: beck tases were 2 at the cate of t3 Rerth

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| Sunday og ee nertiaere ceca = Daily Post-Dispatch Advertisers Receive i. in the OTHER St Vouin ‘Newspaper. es ee se | ER caxy meme Gry eRe = ga than these : . aM e : os eee relict persistence that could ' _ IT Ct ttt tt AT — el ro naan a cteneaie = _ el a nied,. these Sweaters | > a ere a . at 3 Be , aed Sn aS Ss aOR pa BY a fir bid for popularity P PART TWO. ST. LOUIS, THURSDAY EV VENING JANU ARY in | PAGES 17—28 a 4 -__> - —_ ——— > 2 ———— ——— | SRS me perenne a - . : - - Ee a — : — = ~~ a - - a - —_—— eonnguEacpiewatgneamapmemndittatanen G ek * "GERMANY R RE HIRD OF [ (MARK, | SSPE. Seren U0, MON, sae Se a asides eat S acesitiilieastis Released All of It, U AN o We ete er ie ti. Al BRITISH FL AG " Treaty Situation Delays Full a, a. ABROAD WAGE REDUCTIONS : | ee . NEW BALLOT LAW to the Owners. Report on Smith-Towner Bill Appeal for Passage a RTowol | — i a =| Me ———- Ninety-Four Per Cent of 82 ine Associated Press clares its readiness to waive the| Hopes Especially to Get In- Discussions With U. S. Labor for National Aid to States of Edpeational Bill Hearink on P 1 Blanket Shows Theré Are 111,000 NE House Committee on Ballot Bill Shows It Re- bi BE R CLIN, Jan. i | ¢ Four hundred Clearing hs ten) provided for 1n the Stock of International Mer- Million gold marks ($160,006.00060 Vereatiiok: treaty,’” said Dr. tlaniel sight Into Russian Situa- Board on Possibility of i we are f . . ° normally} orth « mertcasz — Von Haimhausen, “the way will be e> ° . : : - T hducatis in favorably re- ~_ | cantile Marine Is American (0°13, ort? of American prop. | om tar a ectilement of German ti6n—President Tells Him General Cut to Open To- llliterates in Missouri. porting the Smith-Towner volves About Position of Of beautiful ; erty in Germany was taken der Smooth for a settlement of Crerman d ful, modish ermany was taken unde —_ ss — ‘i bill, concludes with this appeal Senerntac ‘ : . control by.the German custodian of Obligations to Americans through re- P : . ea a Owned. enemy prope ay r : th Serres leases and the surrender of all hold- How to Proceed. morrow in Chicago. By the Washington Correspondent of ‘If education should be given Names on Ballots. , : ; : " J) 2 aitér ine Nile a os sigs . i + ag writes ix ; « “\- artment. An. erpert cS z en = + rs ‘ : c ines stil] l nder the a1pervislon a the Post-Dispatch. the res ognitiv >W hi h it own . " : States entered the war, and of this ?"85 : , WASHINGTON, J , ey uires, ff illiteracy is a ASHINGTON, Jan. 2 > an requires, 21 seLee A " s ,oL000. 006 lar! i & Buy the Alien Property istodian oe et your service. fi | amount SE OMMPADEY — 750.006) airchas lave torrets) 1. H.C. Cate Ched by Germany. BELIEVES AMERICA LEADING SYSTEMS OF ©" oF ittiteracy in the United States | national peril: it igneranes of out 1 ARNOLD OPPOSES , ‘ to owners, ace rding to a state? it The Undersecretary ted the cas: IS not ni a national aisg! e Du nes Pawn ' danger. | hi ry the ON GIVES TESTIMONY made 2 EN = "Dr cacti . yen - : | : 70s. IS VITALLY CONCERNED COUNTRY REPRESENTED “a national! ON according to the nasty * ica a Boor Ang pens C SIDERING POLL ; , f the International Harvester ‘ equa lizat Haimhausen, Undersecretary ror ; there should be guar- . Foreign Affairs, who formerly was , » ehild in the land ~d ba ‘ 7 : 9 . sees «) recentiv , ‘ rk ec] np rer’ . . Com litee «of wducs tly I recown- an eed to ever! Cane . Senate Committee Investi- #tt@ched to the embassy in Wash- had recently thanked the German Former Governor Tells Exec- Ready to Submit Figures = ae fe at least x common sehool educa- | He Says Putting G. O. P. ngton. Foreign Office pe rsonally for the endl passage T? if ti eonservation «of the , gating Contract Between "osheae? rears a re om os er te pyrew elle : utive Election Result Was Showing Only Remaining Towner bill This measure, which physical well-being of the vouth Ticket First Because of 10usgsh*the war atill continued after “4S? es UuSstod : 1 Nad pro a . ‘ h: hy back ins ft NmHerous N- of our land is tmperative from " ‘ . os Concern and the British ee eee Juri a ee, Due to Irritation Caused Opportunity to Bring .4...00) ess pee. - T the standpoint of national wel- Majority in Last Election sailles treaty, owing to the fact that CUMS the Wal i hia So bon: rganization na i fare. if there should be provided . the United States did not sign the '™®& care with which American prop- by War. ; Earnings Up to 6 Per Cent American Federation of Labor. p for every bor and girl in Amer- Would Be Unfair. ‘ ty wes sate guarde d . ose oa seegne o swa ca Ot , ; ’ ” - Ln? ” ® 1a lifles a vie “a nh of a Departin ica a competent, well-qualified that there may . — 2 aie . 2 4 or . iryerl Pe .o.) Tue ‘ha o> .r e% the Vice president of Whnicili, he mab ili, > > ee epaort J ry Z * y? 1} } ] av} mai } arsapnesmneietemnanedtimiisialiaadin . ~eusemenpees . , - annulled all war regulations aimed . I e 5 Haniel “ Haim! . Edueatio: tu co-ordinat Le teacher in order ° : : 7 ; ws — a } vant , ani ‘ ? : 4 4 P| > aeee & . , : : . WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.— rT "E's Re ’ TTY “7 F Nati i - til a Se emerican property. t] gene h: “" ala 5 Dispatch. the Lahor Committee of e Amer- Si estatagain ee — m ened citizenship. then it can be JEFPREERSON CITY, Jan. 2i—a -National Mercantile oP MNES A ‘ 1e war. but that “England's pro " Sa ee > ty —e _ rake i MA a elil as the Internater a a In mans cases, the U ndersecretar ed h Co eee e 1 xe i 41 ‘Con rich: 1a" = eo 2 ~~ +3 ; asd Part eee _ a TLE] jon | | Federal aid to the State fairly ealid tha this it gisiation hearing yesterday after noon before Marine is American owned, 87 per. continued. Germans had been "n- cedure ee fOTCeG Nel se 4 oy" ctratiben ? oe é . st. steer “? wax i a ee lar for do ; S143 ble Manto fine} -e «eteq, measures. When the United States WASHINGTON, Jan, 27.—Jaines tives today a: n t] ay to Chi- | 27 Matching dolar te0 cent of its more than one million abie to e ect @ filma. settlement with entered the war - 4 nionnetod aT ; " 0} a4 P Re i : . appropriations for certain eqaucu- on lection 8 in joint session on the : : Americans because the Versailles a ae ee — VU e tere 6. VOR QO] 1lo, editor Of the Lavton $e: meet te : ae ; . mn I% of shippin is under foreign * ppg ace e ~ against German yerty there, Ger- . dae . ‘ ' FONSS PEUCTU , . Tice 1eV ¢ yroposed blan I , tons . Pp igs : : treaty ‘prescribed that’ such settle- nig t werman property? re, mei News and Springfield News—not de- sjpijity of wae red eae: thee . ate repest etaten ae | cualified for service if they had! pro} anket ballot law and the register, P. A. S. Franklin, president ments shall be made through an in- an =m vised Washington she would feated candidate for the presidency |.) : u in the United Stat - been taught the simplest rules of she ge new registration law. ce ; —— , pie apply the same measures to the same *"“" — ‘ . n sain ioves On the leading railroi y eaies ere if tine iets Sates 8," ; vealed that ‘re is ; h of the company. told the shirping ternational clearing house, which a mee fF a st a a ege siti politician—dropped i , 506,000 persons of 10 years of age hygiene and health. poy, > Pi — = nar Sat figh' . , . « ‘ depepree ¢ Op € h' nited & ates Of- Ui MO1ILICIaN “arop o¢ +) ie ie , at +} evyer . tterht) af ’ , Pas ; : indinearrates . ~ehe . . " ay , rcllw e i aL » beard today at hearings involving an will be impossible until the attitude , ial ahh Un lersecret leclared Wj os sti Bape ; — _* and over who could not read or Physical Education Favored. Der rati . ; ~s — Ma ° n ; > ‘ 1Cials, S agersecretary ueciared hite ce TO g some ] 78 “Oy > ; ae : ’ . . AES lla. . , . Tha , ‘ > ‘ ‘ . ; emocratic “zi Zz agreement between the companv 2nd of the United States toward the Ver- iin: ans dds nenbeneties 18 : lite House to get some ideas from nsvivani: Btn - ale eweede and 2.500.000 rhe only adequate and se nsible Soha then Bee ions of . the ; 29 , ie ad SUCCESSLULIIV OpDpPOsecu Gemakh Py it ‘ rey : ‘elindecshe ; a POE), oov . — ave _ oO es Ir ate ft - é t the British Gov ernment dating iz 940k Sailles treatv is made ‘ lear or a ora ene n om so d J } resident Wilson Y) the kuropean ‘ | e} r} ; i 7. be ba ald + ee : write Course, Save the committee Ss report, ‘ se } Pp ’ itica idyantage in the - . "OrT! . ey 1am” ; r} 4 dip st “As oe SS ’ 1a) «°C UD i } PPrran, *« ; . ‘ ba , P 9 . new AW E to 1948. separate treatt is siened ' ‘ situation of +} ic] he 3: ns ; ~ Eee Rel ¢ he Chicago , 4 Dita all i a ix t©0 eéttablish a broad svete It} of ! iws . - :' ° ™ that American property in German: , — se pias: = Sagdben se: seg see acca a. english ALiL 4 a jueation as ¢ art of the The céutest revolves about tb Of the 87 per cent foreign register 186 Factorics Taken Over. be subjected to the san e treatment! ough study, lasting perhaps a vear. @#92G & Pacific are among those ¢X- population litera! ‘net (= ae * . : , method | provided fi ; laci ' he =r a -* s i E De ff t : - sae reat li©@ ti 4 es = & ee stile bADIS [ened « : } rs i Ati ‘ : ag , evereedcoen? . j . ation las rev or iD ac ng t o ; ‘ ] mn sa d. S. e Cen (ser ‘ a all > + — - : . ; 3 : Cte + ‘ Tita. ‘ . : . ‘ choo! eurricuiuln,. s the na tonnage Frankli l » p r. t POT PRA alre aa\ has re turned to 48 was given that of other bellig , Cox feels that Eu: ope conta ine the pect d tu attend Sfiates entionall anked ninth oe “dtat interest in the phy-' party tickets on the blanket ballot was under the British flag and 2 per Americans stocks. bonds and bank ents ne 7 “spies The railroad executives, it aid, amone the nati the werld. bow | een die ; : . ethod t teri : . is 11 tS. ey er to economic j ‘mvament th : a oe aginst gi ie ctl sien!) fitn ; of its citizens, the re- On nemnc 0 r sterir cent under the flag of Belgium. accounts, said the [| ndersecretary, at patents id a answer to economic lnprovement in ar, ready to submit th {allWwus ing ‘welled bi ‘ermany. Sweden sicn _ : gy Ae Ps ‘ cals that $0 | helio, ae Se mae oH — a These ships were subject. he added, but must await a definite settlement were neither sold nor ferre merica and that for the next gen Wage. Board their figure SROW PJenmark. Switz , New Zealand ee ae : ag : ~ ns - : dates 3 nd upon ti oh. ~ A f ; : \ s j [ ‘ } ry a . é ¥ ‘ biliqcil " > d heck aa . ’ 4 A; ; - eet 4 , . ~ » ’ ' “oe . re : : a ww * : to requisition and operation in war of the peace issue and a clear defi- he said. and there were eet eration at least an intimate knowl- that at the present : . ‘he Bnit i ne heetiiontia mul hould aid the tates mn Unis Py" >t wel aa } — " question 0! : - ‘ e , . ‘ tA 44 ' »» ‘ ‘ > é x 2 : ‘ tA a . 2 sek haat ‘ ’ > _r ’ s «* >t ler ™ _ er) times by those Governments. mation of ‘America Ss position before liquidations of American tmtdiwve edge } Furopean conditions is es- the properties are not ear igs 6 er th atha ;' Mieyvres of ' Referring to a ot aoa : a bler pla oe: . a ' = “ger , : wo Siam -, Meee 3 side”. - . . sts aie . on iil for ; ing rc States in 1e bilem plate a e ; A clause of the agreement provid- making settlements with various Where there were temporary trans- .8¢™tial to an editor and a business cent guaranteed by th ansporta- joctr Unite st: : census ¢ oe see , t] ort says, party ticket t : a a aie sit E : re ¥ LEM] rar’ iran a ; ; x atk ‘ ‘ ovke ’ . “¢ ing of teachers, ie report £ays arty CK oO enadbie e f 4 . ing that the company would not pur- corporations, in order to avoid in- fers. they occurred only with a view 78n. The President and Cox talked tion act; that the rates now are 48 jiterae ‘re not available, br . nag el f ma is of sole are ers to mor ii t he ye , —— ae. iin - . ac ' gee er nearly : hour *s : T ai cane Oe aes se *“ that tens of thousands of schooise are ers to more readily vc ‘ sue a policy prejudicial to British ternational entanglements. One hun- to protecting American holdings, for nearly an hour. Mr. Wilson gave high as the business can be expected Vans not : : es te ; : ; : : aie HE eae? S ; eee ba » th = fondeihie and Draft Ligures Cited. no education beyond the eighth be placed side by side on the balle: dispose of its British tonnage, } rank- the (serman custodian and if is put up for forced S9\e8 but were Solne Li UST \ (9T Lnhhy Sour (‘es ‘ of”. “ ‘cl, tS 1S T i@ Onis relhiail ili Priat ’ - , ‘ r P i t " > ° ‘. » ‘ ’ 4 . : — +4 re - ; > draft reristrants during +’ an grade; “ou oe have itSssS than rs | h 4 1 the party casting the largest vote lin d@dded, but changed its plans in chiefly their property which has not merely listed for the purpose of con ae Sea penees ae emai “ade Pe school lueation, and 300,000 have for Governor in the pr eding : - : Sscnoo ’#acuUuci 9 ‘ ‘ 7 i . | J ; ) compliance with a request from yet been returned. trol and were permitted to remain ically illi no professional training whatever. tion to have the fivet 2 ‘fo ak : ” Pe : a i ae , ’ . P . : : ‘ene . ° tee . Ane. o- : Ce ; ek a ~eetic: ly ‘nr i. es lati e ij . , a! oe President W ilsdn. A “As soon as the United States de- Mm German banks. wrnere if 1s ¢ ox s hon: at } ean 11e@] } av notices of Wake } ; CJ \ er pra i 2i1" illite i . -* , , 1i I ace tb make an e: sive study and } Atlanta, Birmingha! ~ ig “TT nation’s defense is thus The principal reason for this condl- jeft side of the ballot, the past . ; ‘ sii a mma understood that the mission is en- ryijroud companies must present a being so ignorant that they cannot @!8sers Continuance of this state. chairman of the Board of Ee leetior tors of the International Mercantile Gas Will Be Used Instead of Sul- tirely private and he hopes that he! petition before the board tor any re- understand the orders given them, of affairs, it Is predicted, will drive Commissioners in St. Louis, argued { ore , in @ free cone all competent and self-respecting to the committees that this system Cc i | e] | | 2 UJ | Le) | | as) q (,oVer?)) their is justified. the Senate and House Committees mation. Much of the wm i f a redur turned upon the futube By u decision of the Labor board W: Ln report shows that nearly _ ——— ———- impaired.” savs the report tion. aa Marine's subsidiary companies in En- | ; rete Hi ; ; gland é be Br ’ " phur Fumes and Nets Will Re- escape the banquets and dinners ¢uUction Ih employe n : and second, because im noeiaun teem thik eras | mus © ritish subjects. lace Wi Cl k ; . ° i ; thoard ‘ cs) : diate r) : its eafety ix jeopardize a A he n iVacie»rs TOT ws * » Ould give the party in power a di- “But,” or , e | Pp re L0OKCTS. which always crowd the calendar of eg ch Ce, ae : = : T ‘eply tf an objection which ' ut,” he said, “we own the stock | 3 : h irings will begin. te voters cannot read the ballots B reps . tinct advantage, and that the law here in America. and we elect them.” The city dog pound today was American Visitors who have been in he calibend tn emeneation inane amt and only knee bow (ose has been urged against the bill, the should provide,that the party tickets ” > : taken over by the Humane Society, the public eye. Cox doesn’t look on ee “anasiet aoetege ES — . _ a satan. ati , aw . +} booms ; ‘ 4 “a wt : . 2 . . reo , “Hai. . . . ’ “Tes” Ned Franklin. “i he for the institution. John H. Becker, BeMES NO pani , during the campaign that the po- Penses, and that the loss of $100.- through illiteracy is estimated bj is stated. the management of the ne — Gaerne ay candidate Bat ae ee keeper of the pound, resigned re sumption of Buying litical and nomic fortunes of °@9 monthly compelled it to make former Secretary of the Interior " he locaf authorities i names ‘on he primary ballots. He > ? a , > = ™ ~ ’ ‘ aaa c~”A4 ba4A eUYVU Wiliit at ; i . _ . . . | . lé* ‘ “4 i a 4 = . same sense that the directors of a cent], ‘ ffe neg fae hae aie ‘ a ~ 4 , ej a . , tied ul -. th t} ae c - “ aS ¢ ? edu TioO8n “as vi el fore es had T are eccording to the report, at pee Ss t as bar A _ . a fini pro said that before the rotation scheme , ; es ; ‘ ; =, & ~ J € > é - . 4 mM - 1C¢ a er ; 4 *¢ up ’ awa ive 2 - , , ; avs . . * a os - t ; ie | : = “* company contro) it. ete: c : } already been cut, and operating ex- 895.000.0060 The -IMrector of the arefully preserved, an was adopted for the primary, it was Chairman Benson inte sed Kiel had agreed to place the society Europe. and while the nation’s vot- “@’**®°*”. Fics e oS.v, ' say it d } a age . ge in charge Dieckman will name a There has been some improvement erg didn't agree with him, Cox is sure penses re duced to a minimum RBRureau of Mines is quoted to the it appeared that while the In- | . mM, VOX 8 Sul wietec e agi nv interfer- pata Mes _ ad . 9 a ~~ . tee found that the first name for each ence wy the ‘edera rOVverntIne? ff ‘ } . ee . . 3i4: : a vw . . . a “ ‘ffect that of the mnillion mien e¢en- r o ice lad an advantage amounting : abe committee of women members to in general business conditions in the that the day will come when tl ’ ini in ft] “ni . — Mercantile Marine was ad Sunup to Sundown to Be Day's Work gaged in mining in the United States an American concern, it operated Certain standards are set up which , ; ! to thousands of votes in the ‘supervise the work. last “0 days as contrasted with the American peopie will reverse their ; : ' ° the states miust meet in order to re- State : . > y : St K : ] 2 . s ‘ , f , @ P a, i 4 A 11? a "AOU l ; ‘ : ae da sali a jit ’ “ave the enef = ) ‘ ships controlled in fact by the Brit- | re j . similar period immediately preced- h cavs he is “off the boards CHESTERTOWN, Jan. 27 A 460,000 cannot speak ‘English. and | ©* a . ale , licans Cast the largest vote in the ish a new pound to be Known as an. : x ays ne } . tere Hoard , = . o_ oa08 ” , details with respect to colrses © : . . ¥ . ‘‘animal shelter ? and every effort ing, according to the monthly State- politics ’ but by engaging in a closer new Wage ss ale for farm labor was that removal of illiterac ‘Yy among th~ last election the sy stem provided iy : study are left entirely to the states. . . , : 4 ine ; f farm- miner€ would save annually 1909 : . ae the bill weuld give the Repubiléan : : ; will be made for the comfort of the ment of the St. Louis Federal Re- co-operation with Europe than was eo National A Not a New Thing. " practical from a business standpoint, Tt SOLE PLD SO i ee aa eS Pe sas as romised by the Republican candi- > a 7 soe ‘aiaial party a decided and an unfair ad Admiral Beneon said but it seems animals. re ~societys sBtenG ‘O serve Bank, issued loaay, but there P =a “ rope f ey iuv’s work to be from sunup to sun- gation has proved the report saye The report declares tha ons — vantage. : z : is e rm “dog catcher” in ba Be _ date in the last campaign. for the “4. tye creasing or radegevb sre ee ak. ee ae rr education is 1 a new thing; t© permit the operation of foreign — “gem tong aes ae nena es has been been no appreciable re- setae: I down, with the following compensa-.¢hat one-half the industrial acci- “ he Fr ed j mre ae ® the nee Charles C. Madison of Kansas City , or oO spec . , :, , ; , MAOH 1¢ iit that, as a matter oO act, | > flag ships in routes to the exclusion mane society.” Gas will be used in sumption of buying in this district Cox reveals rancor er hitter. tion: - dents are the #sult of inability of of grants by the National Govern a Republican, who helped draw’ the s ‘lety. 2 } oO} reyeai! I) Parco! ‘] ALL ©} ) ‘Tayi ' a He ‘Ss oe ’ of American-flag ships. bill, took issue with Arnold He . .$13,835,514.41 90,039.03 140,866.72 123,768.36 187,585.04 71,765.15 525,000.00 412,019. 00 $16,386,557. 71 udopted at a mass meeting o The whole arrangement seemed lers here. The seale calis for a lives and 150,000 injuries lnvesti- SEO ll Ait Si tt ihe tem IED! ats Nes 8A we Al °°00 in normal ti Ss ana , : - ot 4 86 wate “9 i ‘ : The maximum wage for a month kers to read danger warning: Reads Letter From President disposing of unclaimed animals, in- and where there has been any it was ness over the election result, even in . mo “4 se " eS ie ns wit] hie ’ | : ; 2 5 an oh ment for educational purposes ante- denied thace would } d : . , , , “aa nein a. . . laborer te me $25 a ontn, th an understan: Lie oraers B ‘ , ‘ *¢ ere oO @ an adv € Fran . stead of sulphur fumes, as at pres- scattered and for immediate deliv- private conversation. He hopes for (#V0F* Sioa ' ig ys aims ; ° det « the Conatitution e antag klin read a letter from Presi- nr ee ‘6 7 hoard and keep for laborer’s horse, then oe : though he admitted the first nam den ~ ° ent. ery, the tendency being to avoid Democratic success next time, Dut he , rg Berend tr the eriticism that the | t Wilson dated Nov. 20, 1918, re- ‘ . : : or $30 a month with board and no 11.116 Tit tes in Missouri. ' for an office on the primary ballo The wire choker formerly usedin purchases for future delivery. The makes it plain that he doesn’t want ~ 111,196 Litera bill would make too great a deman‘ questing the proposed sale of Brit- ; : : aide wea thea keep. 7 | , had an advantage. He insisted the ish tonnage be not concluded. The catching dogs has been abolished, report snoWS also that the number to see the Democrats win at (ne aia - for a a . Jiliteraey is described as not mere- | on the national tre asury, the report bil ghouid not be changed. in th! . ° . . , ~ “9 © TAaXkimM j i Se Or % a“) ia- + ‘ + . . . , “ i Internationa! Mercantile Marine di nets being used instead. It Is planned of unemployed still is increasing, but cost of human disaster. In other , s iif bs . ta . sn ait: anne: ty 8 ly a Por pl oblem. but a nation- savs that the bill does not appropri- partic atone . . & } - , ' ' ; aa : ; , a ae 1, vorer for reguia al Ork tf re Mesnemnm 4 fare >) , 7. - rectors had voted he said. that to replace the nets in time with is not so acute in this district as it words, while he doesnt think Mr “4 Prmmespo r lili a] proble) l. rigures a re 63 en show- ate but rnerely\ atithorizes appropri ; Objection to Marking Plan & | ; large gloves Two catchers from is in‘some other manufacturing cen- Harding can make a success on the. ** ™ wu pense: ; ing large numbers of illiterates in ations It would remain in the dis- with and the sale be officially: can- | : “ian: ; The maximum wage for a wom- : - , PS ae Arnold next complained of: ‘fhe . ‘Cincinnati, familiar with the use of ters. t basis of plans announced during the aS teacher te Northern Staves New York, for eretion of Congress to appropriate -2 5 with and teh sale be officially yaa- oe i : ? : é ‘ile 6 webs in Sea eee an’s Work in a farmhouse Kitchen, ., tance hen £06:000 mk Meet. | dik cae oe = “ system provided for the marking’ of celed. 'nets. have been employed. The trend of fuel prices is down- campaign, h rants to see succes aa shin eng e1: instamee, ha 6, n the whole or any part of the amount na Siete Se teem tof tatlot n -* 4 : : : 4 . , , 4 . . + a i «cA . ' ss _ . . é * a ; [* ‘> : “ — - ward. it is shown, and lumber also for America’s sake, and if there is oe ’ ‘ vania 354,000 rhe greatest propor- fixed by the bill, $106,000,000 an- — pr If anybody else had done that,” =e ; , pale ; month. or $10 month Ww) L ‘ Pre 5 a} . : a vided for would contain directly: De } PME has declined, but lower prices it) to be a ‘hange in parties next time tion of illiteracy to totai population, nuallv. It is unlikely, the report says ¢ ° he said, “they would have been hér- NT a 3. RES apie 4, Washing ‘ ea NS ees Ba ee : ; neath the name of the party7h: " > 7 ? ‘ary a > 12 I a } »pes the verdict of | 4 711 9g eT! cert 1S ': Louisiana, and t} at the whole amoun would ever b ‘ ot h very beneficial] ie 10p Pe Wii os J lat i 4 unt i ~ aided as patriots. The International lumber cannc¢ de. ieide tee > Eig —- ‘Se ferse apc the head of each ticket @ circle, Mer il M j lv b nm ; syd ate et teas with prices of other building mate- not be the consequence of suffering : : ma y _ Reopen on the ieast. ] per cent, 18 in owa be called for. This could only hap- in i oniie , , y ere marine hes only Se" Santa Ve Retains 5500 Shopmen at riale at present high points. and hard times, but the natural Mills Closed as. ween , Missouri has 111,116 illiterates, or pen if all the states took advantage , ot Bag ae. ee ae condemned. i ll Period ; Pe ee ine. pat lour-Day Schedule. “ ; +t ata ; a nce meen” | . there wonld be a square. A Repub ’ , th teasts with | Tow ka in Du er ° “The closing weeks of December change from one poitic ] party to : x 4.5 per cent of the p¢ pulation Al] of all the provisions of the act. Sorne Mean desirin tor ; straight R “W / . : . ae . ay the Associate: ress. a eae ¢ Ih eat Lic . gvote a our lai be ag phan = of the Special to the Post-Dispatch. brought little change in the condi- another ' YEW "BE 7 RD. Mass.. Jan. 27 these figures are based on the 1910 states, it is argued, would qualify for publican ou Rleputh sine . Atlantic In Bn: ae (eat ei TOPEKA, Kan. Jan. 2:.—im-/ tion of extreme apathy existing in President Wilson Was especiall; The Nashawena mills, which have °°?sUs aid In one respect and some in an-' an x mark if the circle betieat? . . . . = . ~. Ab om aa ARAB ANYS ¥ 6e6 . - +7 , l | 1¢ San a 2 @iliro: Tonanu ac ur rE al if 10 eS2aié nier- e: ror ‘ ay rovy ive lie? P , by go ‘ ; ae “4 ’ shOBCIS miii€¢t i i ; i « ‘ ’ other hjere wee ida »e | e yarat Americans and in the United States Ployes of re re ae a _ ager to learn from-Cox just how h n clousd for six weeks, wil re-| Soe Se. 2 sei ther. There would be Sve separate! ths saseimepeliican, If: fie dame s : . Dee?) Cj > ; - Se : si : = - ‘ ail 4 % eae rey torn = . . ‘ hu We are called British.” assured yesterday in a notice from ests reporting for the most part in- analyzed the election returns last fall. ., \ronday and operate in all aé-| PFOPtem that of the vast forelgn- heads under which x state could ask to vote for a ‘few candidates on the i t . ryroe TY} B { ata . —o! ‘ Pi ij hid » te ‘ } P i ra "4s * } cat — a « “ ee i the general offices here that the dicated their business was at a low Cox attributed it to human nature : :. ais hedu] bern population that cannot read or for aid ' Commissioner Thompson called “ eas BatUl*-;i partments on a four-day scnecaui voc araeg ‘nelish languase Alien aie _ Democratic tf[eket. he would still ’ attention t , 4n the British | force would not be reduced at this ebb of the downward movement. He pointed out that there never had T) lant employs approximat write the English languag yg Wiping out of oo racy: physical wie x gagrk/in the circle. but a - s od 4 lle ) aii shad . . . .* - y "Ff ; ‘ . " oy cab j Tig) . . . , , on o cas cs omnes a t ” time. The force in Topeka, 8500. in- Since the first of Ja nhuary, however, been a period of idealism in nistory a“ } . COTR, nunitie " whe re English 1% iif t edu: ‘ation: Arne rj ani tion of aliens: would ut h x r rk ir th oe which named the British cluding $500 shop employes, was luying has opened up in fair shape, which had 1 ot been followed by a re , ee bs “eH spoken are des ribed as a fertile field preparation of beng and better jeisaiie ee donee of anit wae | 7 aa ‘ ' s i ’ J t Tenant 7 ets ‘ _ — .¢ ‘ ‘« ] “=r »¢] ¢ r . . ee ; ¥¢ Pp r ‘nore o fces or whieh br - . r n . rep ¢ ii} , OMAHA. Neb.. Jan. y , “ | ne L n- and disappointing In otners., partic- x ote Oo? election da TT) ‘*s COX a ( hicago (par Tie n , ., of {-e) PTritrii¢ 2 ] 4 4 ec iaree ry )¢ u ho intro luce ed thie rill Ti the upper XY mark had been placed in the € > : . * > . . - . aé . > . . . . lev¢«- - , « ‘ ./ “a @% Se +. c" e “man of Auto oF. of $a Says Few- . - ii bie i Lflitia¢ Lil - gon . net , sa ? . i . . =~ , : a. ‘ ; i‘) S@CcTate?n ie MNATNIeSs of candidate. then chairman of the Shipping Manager hh “sg Yr « > . cl a 4 he as " . ‘a vr? > > a6 4 " , 5 + - vw: > o rag COTY iit’ . | . to normal con : eta _—e oe Seay msidered » lack erate with them that everv Svanihguess “ae _ aed — ath » narnes of those Fn: ~ 7 7 ber of Com- for an eventual return to norimai con- oniv the irritations not he fruits which the jury con , a! a cO-Opere pe ae “hes if the COUI fas in favor of i' whom thes wished (9 vote Bainbridge Colby as a member tional pasate . oo ae st cael ditions by a gradual resurmption at of the war Oniv Ls a stud, — what of heat made in th e rer ti al vaiu > child in America. whether in a “ity e T % a a . “the ~. in efore e@ St. 7 : 5 . ‘ i REPRE ' : : ns 4 ( : : ee - aie is : al ain a ie — Stag fot - 1} ate a > y i_mblemsa ot ee | re. ee ar fact sand Deal. C™Pioymen' manufacturing and European peoples actually suffered the apartment for four maners or a remote rural district, sha Chalmers Visit to U. S. Deferred. , z 3 klin added, in the annual Automobile Manu sa nao os on buying. ran Some idea he gained of wi a+ nepninmennnniceaniaae manna - th advantage of at east a comm , Hy the Aseociatead Preas lle said this Would requtre some of the C Sommissioner of Navi- ers’ Association 53 me wt — a —— America avoided be v inning the wal ; hut other ans him The eachool edus ation.” PARIS, Jan 2% Lord (“hbaimers. degree of intelligence Upon the par’ ss night. ue ras , ~. ation Permanent Secretary of the Sritish of the voter Madiaon resisted thi. eaid automobile shows ( id B 4 eo « } ee a ey] f ti Cox cea t ry ed of ph: Vel ‘ oe . . ‘ ria. im fucn ¢ rie] ‘(pace o ime. a) a ite ara ‘a je tha the res. The nee \Velca | AINE Rae. ae throughout the country were serving American Trust Cou uy usi n fe renee one araw — whose visit to the U'nited contention also declaring that as the . insists that every American who at. ses ES , sini +r, . on rot r u“ Py ie a tt ould he enc ouraged bv he Ir Pakulry) e sve s ent a j Ct 1fin lé ‘ 1TY pro ‘ In se 000,000 in Back Taxes in 1920, to stimulate business. uM , . men. Special to the Post-Dispa: ; | | e 7 a | ~ mhaceniey le hw tel age Constitution did not re re . - 1 ) ( isc meric: or te] ter , aves th ice bill. is pointed out by the Educa- States has been deferred for a short on : ‘au any é@e s ‘the Aapociated Press. Automobile prosuction on wo-diaheo Paved aN om ane - con ee alin aiee'tntans me vcs tensien ee bagpe a bes se ane “6 ao alceaealilitie art: eager time, will be entrusted with a mis- 8** of literacy for voters, the Legis - WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—More said, would not reach the production (patch to the _— ne —— the facts first hand Hous ae pase meunive. bards ns or report of the Provost Marshal Gen- on to obtain 4 postjonement of the lature sheu'd not go beyond the con $407.000,000 in back taxes was in 1920, when 1.906.000 cars and sing Austria's plight, says Any Preeid : ae relieved of exec’ oi v: eral as revealing that more than a payment of the British debt to the stitutions! requirement ' by the Government during 335,000 trucks were manufactured. /American trust with $500,000,000 : as Seung. : ee, + be surprising if Mr. | third of the men examined for mili- United States until 1936 and 1947 in this connection Arnold gige ‘#, Internal Revenue officials said He predicted better Rees eames ee ee ee . a ve ways ane “ eo “ 1 om pen a pate Eu- tary service in the late war were says “Pertinax.”” political editor of brought up the question of the plac R night, adding the prediction that would be produced and eold by more lic, guarantee its debts and. perhaps, | Cox, and enjoyed the visit very much. W ee, ated a 0 " vad nes eer eon Aisaualified because of physical dis- the Echo de Paris. He declares Sir ing of a party emblem at the heed of Peven larger sum probably would normal sales efforts. He also point- run the country at an snmense prot-| Mr. Wilson seemed to have improved rope sera. eee . tf ot f 0 the ability Thi is report also ts given as! Auckland Geddes ritish Ambasaa. ©®ch ticket, such as « rooster for the ; red this year. Commission- ed out that large banking firms had it. If it paid every worker in Aus- in health since the memorable visit suggestion to that Ho . . ai atinatne for the statement that 90) dor to the Unieg® S&iteaqowho has ar- | Republican ticket, a flag for the ff Internal Revenue Williams said | acquired interests in several large 'tria even the fabulous wage of 66 which (“ox paid to him just after’ President himeelf, bu is mind is, : ori , back taxes were being collect- automobile companies, ‘which. he cents a day, it would make them all’ the San Francisco convention. The still on the European problem, and | per cent of the hundreds of thou-j} rived in this @ here to re- [bill dose. pgrecthe tor-aaiaiie oe +h : lasse t to Premier Lidyd George . at the rate of $35,000,000 a said, would help stabilize the busi- rich and save 8,000,000 people from | President isn't active, nowever. He | its terrible effects upom the future | sands of young men, thus ¢ a as’ por yd George on the | ——_ — i ei i ness. ; ‘starvation.”’ | likes to rest. He doesn’t read a great | of civilization. physical defectives, could have matter : ~ Continues on Next Page. ee ee ee - POST-DISPATCH » GREATER ™,™" ANY OTHER © “4 "" 100% SUNDAY—s0% DAILY Feta ay erp ag , gta aes an inet atin ae +

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A EES SI ge HEM! TELE PTDL PRB FFE ee een RPP! MAINE i8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST. DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE es CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ee — la tI see 9 Pyramid Pile Suppesiterices rie lemma! an lascape gurde 7. | ’ , ’ 2 ar —————— TT 1 ety Razo | fabs nga é 5 gE 5 popular celers; in Leather (Canteen Bazesa and Hand I5 7 Swagger ~~e- . Bray _ : OS see | a a 00 Auto-Strop Razor, $4.48 os tment a blue Attorney called 3 W. J. Ennis Player Bgentract for i922. Ths Hie $8.50 and $10.00 : i P , fe HIS ig, areiv s- 1 Ever-Ready Safety Razor 59c $1 Gem Safety Razor 99 > > at ae pooh i bine, black ! | ° fo ral dave neo Razor Blades and Cutlery for Saturday 7 1 aE: : P. C. MURPHY TRUNK CO. a Stee 1.00 Butcher Knife =e 8 Pe ey () SOc pkg- Gillette 42 50c pl he Der oe b 7O7—-MASHINGTON AV.—-707 Py 00 $1 pkg. Gillette... 83e $i gecation on Aus : OVER @© YEARS IN ST. LOUIS. — on - z — : ai, -—- 50c pkg. Gem 42c 40c |] ane. tine ‘, ac ear ra rep . : # . $20, 000 PE CUTTER COMPANY 50c pkg. Durham Duple: and ‘ ‘ii : ; OF PAPER , | ® ive res . : | 1890—SCHMITZ & SHRODER—1921 | Melton Player-Piano a as aeons. ee Boo owe i Flames Discove oa at 9:45 Last Nisht 4 rut ——a bse $3 - Straight Razors £1.49 182.50 Ce . >: ‘3 in Four-Story “structure at oo xn . ““- 4 i North second street . be eet « 4 Dama2g estimated at $2 was wT7ner a S&S. © ra a at 4 priva:e wa ; 149 actt.ies if nm B ine fours Muild.ng was sece= : q ent I with 2 figure of gains ? e C r =- - e :tfielder’s «34° } 2 sounded. 7 ae 223 Mark for Six 1 i s #x g.uis > - : : tiornsh ~ +: ~amD fc ee ee 1000 pairs of our celebrated high-grade MM p.. seen in the big tent he | C s - ras s SCISSORS and SHEARS will be offered ats BF go-n-- a= average of 223 i omparison will prove tha: as a saving of HALF: gee Site in .2 eS st taten ad Blouses BLOUSE =p ge ab te ee ore $1.50 Values ghee Riga” Scene 1:00 p.m., ‘ New Orleans Special ,? 80 : tg ror i : sons hitained voting : ‘ ; = wer ree ge ors ro ak kant aie 4:30 p.m., the famous ‘‘Panama Limited Used for OSE] Tercier of Puiiaseighia she ~ - - afen + _ -_ a . ‘ . ‘es . ore pattern Blouses with a : Mee Saat no 9:56 p.m.,‘’ New Orleans Limited*” “a tight a ’ ziq : “ - : Tv AS Ts | yokes and finished cuffs. in sie 5 newspaper ¢ ; 2 - , . . : gers . Sizes 6 to 16 . : Solid steel trains. Up-to-date equipment. ome Ss prota _ : , ‘ sisting & ) masini Fine roadway. Block signal protection. | : e par Ribbed U nion ‘Suit Connections at Port of New Orleans with 25c. Box t ene stage the mow | ee Be ee S : ADVERTISEMENT steamships for Havana, Cuba, Panama, Cen- | thew muenetion saan aaa —fray_cnly—sizes 24 to 33 | BLISS tral America, Jamaica and other foreign ports. Bh. Ping Re ag : Se 5 { rights to Tendler’s fact & red | Connections for Gulf Coast Resorts; for iS CURED age ; - f a — “ree % secanee ay Boys’ i5e Ties Hockey Caps Texas points, and for the Pacific Coast via Punt Threw Swart cer Oe oun eoatiea. oe ong ascot ‘3 Sik four-i: nites the Southern Route : | ‘eet | 4% leads He rocked La a Nn gt hand . : ONZOG SLRS , SS . @ues with tatife a= a ef excellent oC wna! tots C Somer ume 3 : so ones set mace. From Ge set Fomtis | Segeescaica ““Sacheom é a we POWDER AVorining edious ADOout a rip to :.vew ar. Gee oe te tee Oe . an ACT ae Sir sata on the“Panama Limited,” its time on the road (4:30 p.m —11:15a.m.) | ADVERTISEMENT. __ iy “ot vw egretgpe ee " S ON eing diversified by a short afternoon, a night and a torenoon. LIVER & KIDNEYS bd FEELING AWAY Ww ashington Avenue at Fizhth Street %O CALOMEL OR Ha BIT FORMING Dat c ST. LOUIS CITY TICKET OFFICE: 6 NORTM BROADWAY. PHONE CLIVE MADE FROM ROOTS, HERBS @ BARKS ONLY - sone, & ie | lie " > If You hi Se - & ~ . MONEY.SACK CUARANTER IN = Bex Zien mal nqunes @ F 0 a Aes Daas eg Ag Sih Ce taal Bia seq, Contest ‘tone See It in a Schmitz SKroder Ad—It’s ee sm ALONZO 0. BLISS MEDICAL CoO. Pi >’ Et. 1888. WASHINGTON. DC 6 a 4

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THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27. 199) ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ Convivially Speaking, the Age of Reason Is Fact Giving What Did Blockie Richards Use Leo Shanley or ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH the Age of Raisin THUR JANUAR pay 3 Way to All-Star Elevens ) Will Oppose Erie In Contests Here y Is First Kodak c) ibe , [ONIN ARP Hf eadquarters ie al Player To Sign Contract Z } ‘Oe. 7 or . . ' his he] A the Vi ashington Union, AMlon- . \ . 4a bs i il os P , . r ~ ™ ‘ Se: ; hs ' : nuysen tion of Kearney, N. J., in the two- oa dt The proposed -, Gay night. The gathering had been Upon his | aa between Dempse: + a scheduled fo late in lecen ar 117 : ; i? interesting ihings that he hee attracted comment fron several states— ; r sia i December, but vacht. also wore more than examinations. the glee club tour, and And side 1t@ and : ‘ld P- i er a @: ‘ . a* mw of ‘ ae ffic: aes : By Robert Edgren. more. Willard is ent If record-brea kin = fishes aren't 0 ak ials held ia St night i Co _— ht 199} chance. Just ‘ ail othe r ecacht. At first it was intended to send an on ee a who wanted it have had tl “71 OW that the New Yor! : od al — tf) wins nacK their lost it! " The captain « a] “ashing- SBR anal bi ptain of the 1921 Washing And likewise to inhale the balmy All-star elevens picked from three ton University footbal] team wil] be IS SATISFIED By John E. Wray. —_ , a air : ‘ . teams in the St. Louis Soccer League — wae ty : VIER in Dayton, O., is a rather mysterious young fighter who has tne y Razors 95 Knot-Holers Will Make his appearance in the riiig. His war name is Blockie Richards. and mous million-dollar game series to be played at Cardinal! Iield Saturday and Sunday. This was decided at a meeting of the league real name is Long. Blockie has come up so fast and has done so man) : 1? and not all of it is favorable - : ihe it will not be anythin : she favorable. basketball trip to Columbia necessi- ; . tated several postponements the Ollie Kraehe, haskethall captain i —— - = . - Rogers Hornsby, slugging second Joe Woodinan, who is here of the Cardinals, and 1920) Freddie Jacks in advance of | chards and varsity tackle. wil] ppose Leo | g champion of the National; British boxer’s appearance’ ; wren! ciel is ‘sae Be “pune +1 ‘-Star téuni against the Eastern- i ? } | i] } ) 24 ii i! ~ , fo « re i¢+. , “ , m - " +. 4 ‘ . : P — . : . .* e shaniey, varsity end, and track and seaturaay and give the champio sOXINE mmission hi “ an And ther or not ; \- ; . . . Son ~s . * , e, the first member of Coliseum against hid Randy fom ° nN Ll we me Se nN jumped hasehal] @t- ¢ t] h es - ; rth wu -Opie an ; 2 Niill } e ' ° age. ? * ahs might exageer. or Sunday the St. Louisans wi!! +; ro teres New "orkers w for many weeks ; ? ras mn i { incinnatl] NOSsp.- , , ee o- LlLIoON he- Veen i Oe eeer™ L Aagege! cme promoters. ew Yorke rs want nev ai - " > ioe . x > . s ‘ ‘ re ‘. ; - . “ee . : a. 7. cei ee ie s ; . , ; v Ss “6 . a ay : , ; 4 , : 4 : , aur or ‘°° arg @' i « ty ¢ s Hornsby in tne six campaigns he rs ‘ ic ards ( hange Taping. pneeen in tne ring ine Incinns be 9 mMplete defia; of the or > ah hj :le ms: ' a fishy fails goai; Vaughn, Innisfails. left the prices necessary to bring if to seat at the Corona’ “Prage can ¢! ( Voodm: ate hat h had it aper! rill confirm thi Ul rin the mans ft is awarded story "aw York There ien’t ; , ve tiOn (OuUrnaments has been in the big tent haa put to- VOU ran stated that aif ba i it? oa ; Pm P +) , me = | se ‘ = ‘ ae aw’ oe mt / . Dac : Lancaster. Ren Millers. right Ne Ww 3 Ork. lhe i & ] h i a doubt 1Ti the 192. when Tnany A Tre ricar box gether an average of 392 making refuse to enter the ring last Monday Ww ei &, vee Ararat ces | | hey » &T We ng Montrea iy nou f lave ‘One; rab] back: en Ren \filliere lat’ world that ringside seats would be appeared In 1897 at Casadin rit Om, — »CKI pial * Ci é ' eres ro ' : troen. 3 nig , ; oe pgait : Qa ' ; ‘ — P @ - ~~ e ein, . al ea on tie sas : : 536 hits in 5 59°? attempts. Tle has before Richards was finally induced | Bie :; ate remain unbr — 4 ¢ he f 158 Mesa is! ra If: GQ linn. Be n Mille rs center half: snhapp ad upiIin a hurry at 200 enach— im nape and ¢ orbett ringside s~oSbe , . . ’ . + ‘ lac . 2 , 1? > "hi +* P * ara a ¢ ridcer~me ‘i } were vi 4 : im red 369 runs and pilfered 71 to take off his taping and use soft, a stall cle eniaa gun wit! MAYRE Burke, Screw Co right half; Potee, |) to. SN ee ee ringside rate at ie plunks was Lg . ~ . ~ . ‘ 4 ’ si 7 \ 7 : es bandages. Richards consented, Wood-| 1! are riot re mad ior bduliet actually slapped LAYBE. Ben Millers, outside left; Marre, Ben “8 mit when the match was made. | ° _ uty at TS; ° ; . ciasnes, iS comp ete ' . 5 , , 1 ¢ ; es 1 . q Dard , : edo And a re markahle thi , man stated, after one and one-half) Whom I mn nine a rea Montres is-eyed, as ller has been appointed Miliers, inside left; Dunn, Ben Mi)- Prices for big events like this au- of ; Pte captain of a flre company in Dan lers, ter; McCaffery. Innisfails, ringside s@ate were sold oy be 4 Ima ° "Illia “or t ne Y) ry 4 ig ; — 4 va ge ra ™ a at . ’ t reg ea > wy — as - 25 1 50 | . hours of wrangling. keegan a a ae ; wel ried to find his man to i tomatically regulate themselves. I! : eae a 2 . phase ii “re knocke Ul in ov BeConas aha peraiials Montrea] if : ; ritte “i )] }7 2 1 +4 , ; ~ . oe te 4 , he Ices |} re it) . ti } f > 5 . : ’ ” VW oodman pointed to the different Steaehe # , nt gi ai 3 : ae ee ee ‘ babs sail I Ville, 1} Maybe it was the wat i Sidi rig fry ana McHenry. Bien price \\ ¢ t mow in Proportion (oO the cheap sente farther back ? : . » as: Srcepalggocemie. ween ee ve oa Se ee ee ee ee cen he handled the Hose in 1919 that Millers, outside right. he attraction the public wouldn't at Reno) never were more ; : tninn es fille “¥ a =a” a champlonship mate i} are not) iB these Pie events. was 4 result in last Monday's bout.in proof ¢ - "ke wo! aki re 14 : * i B N Le A J a our rounds j ‘ Ole Hf! ; ‘ I Ly ~{ y " ‘ , ) , , ’ - } “ole ° . T . }} . i : ") g 4 : é n yu Tr, @® scor uies in this countr Henr satur vY mornin co sult conditions. seat price regulation is a ¢ sin Woodman said that on the occasion Tis nem & é tat pee ene a 50 many) — -_ eee 714 2592 S "1 .323 of his second visit to Dayton he was. bec Meg) Reems erent ye ” ot el shag i ha “en lit a for lord, please copy. fror i > clashes here Putting such a low limit on seat onest Attempt to the Boxing Cot If as well pleased with his| mn, —— imakKe! ae Lne Madison | ¢ pasoine ZigZs have got a long goa: i - oo pi ding. f u a mag ‘1° et 8 : r | rs of | — ate re J Porgy ‘Ne atrairs ine demag Square Garden A. ¢ Tex Rickard's way to go before they supplant the aK) r. Stark, half the pleasure of seeing thern without ©f Tendler, Jackson and that bun backs; Brown, A. Stark. Hemingsley, traveling to other states or coun. °F SUPPOBed “contenders” for Masksined by 0m Father ‘ooner and rj " 6 » . eae reat . - Lie ri , ii ‘ Pee y berth with the Cardinals, and pre- «gjub, had received a letter from a The correspondent volunteers n weh whirling hot mureuit « NEN hay burners. » i wn, , gsiey, , Gcted that the Knot-Holers would a | : 4 . | i wae trae: oe Rooney or Koelsch and Know!) tries ard’s crown-—they all rur ; Dayton man offering to bet a large information as to the nature 0! he mr the OHOut That preceded this, Bo : Sites ee —— ROW Sem $°5.000 : . Make a better showing the coming sum of money that Richards would... _ : ) 1 a hi - ‘There ma at ny } forward On!y a few years ago men went... ee are Uliterly absurd . . 6 . +s “. - che , ° Xian - . Ivy = aie . . ales Whe v ‘ les . aca 4 Pa . e : ‘ . ee . hah . 14 le ear by 4 | ; : Year than they did in 1920, when again knock out Jacks Ze anid in bandages wor! Richards 17) ry —_ OTe ne ae ana nities Reeageaem Be i The oad “3 7 : ome Pron el} over America a ie _ a ye = hiie public opinion re 2 ’ ag Lock ut ac ; } S: » f . J Ari AO W a ‘ 7° AT miu : DU \ k ae iri — ee . . . a‘ eal nan) fiected in the box office. w. id the y , - ci. Lither ¢) ack x t} ‘ ars Tine ai:) | x . , re the ° t , ‘ : ora wat — : deals re oni ogesees ae “oe with _ formation as to what -ichards wore ejther the Jacks he k iyo Alal une. i i ’ award ) thev ha traveled from distant parts of the late thesa things verv we!) — ’ ~ . ; * ; : ‘48 j nt ‘ Cision rhiey ‘ i : ’ . tu" lg > : ‘ ss it 4 eee Lubs, with @ . percent- in his bandages was positive because fights Peankkta Canife sins ieh iets Wiktha sas ncaa tales n dor n the het , 7, World to see a championship fought will come down—away down | o. he himeelf cut off the plaster paris Howe. ¢] * Rik ii owns 2° > ] | vane C2 « «La . sv . . iti 76 een . — : = \ auton 7 vo ? , ‘ : . . nm on Pt ? ' stg . re ae e ge sacker ge? pi ape ne taping. He also Said he had wit- tors indie ates he WoT) a reali pun ii Sar nee : ianmeesd : ; ot J Annunzio niust Aé ; 9-39 0°] : B 48 ams halves even oe 8 man interested in sports > © a . "> ry? f ; - ann th ~ + °f2 — + 4 " \ ; ' . . Bate ” ‘ ss j Fe at respondent at Dayton to inquire into he and his father were employed. ry I the referee cast his and besides the cost of tickets near-| purses of a few hu ndred dollars ‘icecwene Signs Contract this and received the following re- He knocked his opponents around so : : Ply ; +¢ D empsev Defends MISSOURI ALUMNI WILL | Psey VOTE NEW TROPHY FOR® be Scuollins Depart Satardays. Edouard Horemans may be the \ccording to pres best left-handed billiard player in a : . 2 : 4 , ; . ail i | bockles’” when be knocked down good boys in this country and his . ‘ | ' wie Br Pind ees 00 so , tes tie od 7. 1 i th urk an “atche cause Brer Lobo was howling | kickers who went against the Chi a Boxit C ee to bring here the univ 2 an SF J »O-% om } l= oop ‘ , ( ig IMmMmission, ul) Tigertown depicting scenes > PAW-PAW PILLS] HoERR NAMED hte N : PRESIDENT Freddie Jacks here. last Decem- record indicates he is level with the Bat poets Sai Nee ll bi ae rp “a , around hie door cogoans here last Sunday will have a ber. A short left chop, followed by bani ’ 46 ? , + . 9} ior «6 *) ‘ , " } ” : best of them. He is training at the nent chance of putting St. Louis into the nounced that an agreement had been Kansas-Missouri game last a. Do . nt Suffer another daz OF ST, LOUIS’ DISTRICT | 2 ohiciea ss . . ae a wicked right cross, dropped Jacks , Western semifinal reached whereby Jack Dempsey will it wag also announced with consti : SHEA : a victim ig ee , ones oe TENNIS ASSOCIATION. i” the first round. He was prac- | Business Men's gymnasium for the — Ty Cobb is reported to have sald i ; P a troubles. Thesé ailm a CO tically out when he hit the floor. ‘ bout here. tomorrow M. A. A. Swi mers Meet. mat if the Timers Gon’t finish het. Paul MesSw cones, who resereed as* | defend his title here next April in a, *°"0°! trophy, to go to the ents are wh- ' Roland M. Hoerr was elected presi- ae PS et Tee ie . sa — = :' , , : a sate Sunday's clash, ss EO alone to 10-round decisio tch ae that won the most points b } . oO t / th letiec A Sao: iat ion F tnan “Ff ve nth this \ ear he id handle tT! it McSweeney must 7 tn ma ¢ against the Sp rts during each vYear Ww ‘ turn tn . = wit) best man who can he obtained as an ; - Munyon’s Paw-Paw Pills PUl sh dent of the St. Louis District Tennis : voted ins Hold Jest as Kearns contirmed the atinouncestan Miners hist cre Wevty ver into activi: “Ve ‘ the job over to someone e 3e. refe res the bile and regu - Association at a meeting of the or- egion | Speak. ers a wee aces : fag i ; at ‘in . bowels. They Ganization at the Washington ifotel. ee ee 5 oh See Sipe ho tha referee who handled sae one digestion so one fee Other officers hamed are ? T I] Wh I h : B d Head L k er eR etini oc tale see ime of twisting 11 Tiger's ter clas ust officiat anything they eo © Bapcom Jr. Oo e y ey a as oc ) “The feature ioslaieaeaa aft: +) gro atin? Gumttietn . ae The announceinent followed a con FULTON. Mo vas | ithout distress. | og tll = ow Bey presidents; e i dd k is i : YW he tat Se ard swim tebe eles la MULLIGAN TO GET TRIAL Cavemen: between: ian ete ieee: ater College defeate - be . . ~ . : ase ied . ; é 7 Ts }ere. nist T) t} Be , 4 - eee HS. BE. R. Co. treasurer. Want Boxing Law Ca Oc Asserts will bring together Harry Kroeger It is said the Americans control WITH GLEASON’S CLUB “"“"Yes of the boxing commission. ve of woatntbal games b . "en Patrtthe a l-y ar ner ‘ ~— n ‘ e mi "ho ataeeaeell — * ; ; " ‘ ii + Fa, These officers with the following ee wy Reeser , Oliver Ho and Fran the Chinese hen’s egg market. No- SALT LAKE CITY. Utah er The conside ration for which of 94 to 18, the setto was a oillain c's stlepnen SAlsi tA lh ky | Lan, J@7) ed Dempsey s appearance here was in ference battl The Miners xXx————ee clation of Mtesouri U ing that Ty intends to puta opponent by the boxing commission : " ‘ , 7 , 4 to the popular outdoor pas.- Which is ar: ging the match Jacl } body but a hard-boiled guy could — @--— ' —Infielder Eddie Mulligan of. the’ ey, 7 * ms : ’ bhay ‘ rond get anywhere with a china egg. = cured was not made publi It was Blue Jays in the second guarding and the ~ ia »3 - im ' » € ~~ "nm: ‘ ao 4 . : a» oe peacali _ said the match would be On aA per- A. Gardner, C. Drummond Jones, ‘Resolution Inviting Them to Ap- Wrestlers After Title Must De- ° stitute the Executive Committee: MUNYONS : aw Paw Pills Hi a i r } ; . ’ ~ O-N/IGHT morrow Alright PING WELL—An BR Tabiect " vegetable aperient) taken at bt will help keep you well, by ‘g and strengthening your di- 7m and oe Fithout an } Let us prore t we say, Write for free booklet Away A:other Dollar er a . 48 supplied by meat! er housts Such things you bu. mea per at your @ruagist's. Come and for yourself how we close the Rup “pening “at ence.” No charge* showing you. ’ fatone Co. 501 Pine st.. S Boor Hours: 0-4; Seturdaya. 4-6 aD inent ent that comes and star® it a nocd ie a Bag a can mettyiy, oe by taking after each meal &@ one Marmeota Praecr peng | tittle tablets are as famous aa name. Buy , at one dollar, or it vou to ‘) RUT Ce yt $ the meeting. jAt one stage the men battled so ing gambling on its matches; to| he fin that, in thelr anxiety to! require boxers to be in physical con-| AD “ the other bouts Danny Kramer) the bill + of Chicago in the third round. not agree to the session requested. a a sal ate ei, at $31,000. Jackson re- BE. Mooney, Davison Obear, : x e §. Stout and Jack “Zueschel. pear Before Legislature Will velop Defense for Lewis’ tes were also named for the’ ° Valley Tennis Association Be Introduced. Famous Punisher. which will be held in Kansas - inset yan, 29, and the United States; serrERSON CITY, Jan. 27.—| CHICAGO, Jan. 27.—Wrestlers, ~s lawn Tennis Association meeting to | , : be held in New York, Feb. 5. meat | Chairman Eigel of the House Com- especially those seeking a contest ‘mittee on Criminal Jurisprudence | With the present heavyweight cham- “named for the former. meeting, Lewis, must de- Drummond Jones will attend will introduce a resolution into the -Lpion, “Strangler’ latter. House to invite representatives of velop a defense for the champion’s The following local men were nom-. the American Legion to appear be- famous. head lock, said Earl Cad- i for the M. V. body to eléctions | fore that body, at a session next) dock, who was defeated by Lewis in ‘be held at the Kansas City meet- Tuesday night, and explain why the/@ match in New York last Monday President. C. DIMmMons Jones: legion wants boxing legalized in Mis-! night for the title, chiefly by appli- Roland Hoerr: secretary, Obear: field secretary, Gor- souri, it wag decided at a session of cation of the deadly head lock. the committee last night. Caddock said he felt none ity-one clubs were represented The committee has before it a box- | Worse tor the punishment he re- ‘ing bill introduced by Representative | ceived in his encounter with Lewis oo Razovsky of St. Louis, which repre- in the headlocks clamped on by.the TENDLER DEFEATS the HARD-FOUGHT CONTEST spects. ! back to his farm in Walnut, Ia. WAUKEE, Wis., Jan. 27.—Lew | The bill provides for 12-round. : of Philadelphia shaded Willie. matches, supervised by a commission , Curtey Bars Head Lock. of New York in a sensa- °f three appointed by the Governor, NEW YORK, Jan. 27.—Ed “Strane- 10-round fight here last night ithe measure being modeled on the/ ler” Lewis, heavyweight wrestltng ‘decision was practically unman- New York and Wisconsin laws of champion of the world, must confine AMong newspaper men. The similar intent. his punishing head lo k hereafter to ‘fought like teers throughout John F. Williams of Joplin. State bouts outside of this city, or in any was only some spasmodic; egmmander.of the legion, told the C#®@ te bouts other than those pro- work, consisting mostly of committee the legion representatives moted by Jack Curley. on the part of Jackson want the bill to provide for revoca- ‘eile Marred the bout. tion of the charter of a club permit-| 'RAZOVSKY INTRODUCES LL LEGALIZ ishing punch while in close,' dition approved by the club physician BI TO E ed each other to the floor. before being permitted to compete; PARI-MUTUEL BET TING : the first two rounds Jackson to include the State Adjutant Gen- "PERSON C ete ee JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 27 The & certain winner, smashing eral as one of the three commission- rights to Tendler’s face and body. ers: to fix their term at four instead having the Philadelphian notice-' of two years, and to make the char- chines on speed contests would be operation of pari-mutuel betting ma =~ Worried. Jackson appeared to ter fee to boxing clubs $25 instead jegalized for county fairs by a bi! the southpaw style of Tendler of $100 and $200 as proposed, to en- od, getting nicely under th? able those of the 350 legion posts in ov tate need it Nic cig ag 3) He rocked Lew several the State which desire, to take out aeration af the ones Pn nie oA with terrific smashes to the such charters. sot be permitted by an indiviual un- ‘nd face. From the third roumd| Representative *Razovsky, Circuit | and | der this bill, under which gambling | . however, Tendler outfought a Attorney Howard Sidener of St. Louis or betting in any form would be pro- | ed Jackson, showing and Senator Joseph Brogan of §&t. of form with the stinging Louis. author of a boxing bill pend- Shand that had Willie baffled and img in the Senate, also attended the| oo oo os si 000 to retreat. hearing. ion by the committee on — deferred. pending the Meee tladelphia knocked out Joe! Tuesday hearing. If the House does | “RABE”? ASHER MATCHED hibited under penalties ranging up —_—->--——- ‘Otto Wallace shaded Eddie public hearing on the bill will be both of Milwaukee, in 10 | held Tuesday ment a oer ey} PEORIA, Til... Jan. 27.—Ear! Pur- Col. Ruby D. Garre ” Baltimore bantamweight was #@fowd was estimated at $000 | and a Rev. Blackman of Chanute, | year, Kan.. known as the “fighting par-| matched today to box Babe Asher of St. Louis in a 10-round bout here on @uarantee of $10,000 and! gon,” will be two of the legion speak- 2 ’ the night of Feb. 7. @ 8 per cent of the receipts. ers. to five years in the penitentiary and! TO BOX EARL PURYEAR Stein Beats Hammann. Salt Lake Otto Stein Jr. won an exciting h from William Hammann at the atch from Wiiiiam aMmmann at thé Washington alleys, yesterday after- noon. The play was for the best five out of nine games, and an extra frame at the end of play was needed to decide the outcome Kach man had won four games and was tied at 2°26. 1 the extra frame, Stein uck and spared for 20: while spared and dropped nine his next ball for 19. -* Roper Wins From Madden. KALAMAZOO Mich., Jan 27. Capt. Bob Roper of Chicago won-the ewspaper cecision over Bartlev Mad- 'den of Nev Y in aa , Sentatives of the legion told the com- | champion, and that the hold is no! — ev York in 10 rounds here WILLIE JACKSON IN “mittee they would support, if amend- more deadly than the toe hold or ed by the committee in several re- double wristlock. He was on his way! ‘and gained an advantage that Madden last night. It was the fastest heavy- weight bout ever staged here. Roper was the aggressor in the early rounds could not overcome, although the lat- ‘ter showed well toward the end of the fight —————- Levinsky Goes to Paris. LONDON, Jan at ™ Battling Le- rinsky, the American pugilist, who recently injured his right arm while training for a bout with Bombardier Wells, has gone to Paris to consult a spectalist rae. his injury. i i an a a BASKETBALL RESULTS - | weahénaisen seas 20, FE aati E-tas 29. Webster High 22, Veatman High. 14 Maplewood High 27, Clayton High 13. St. Louis U. High 58, Chaminade 14. SENIOR MUNICIPAL. St. Agnes 31, Fairview A. (. 17. Winter Cigars 62, First Regiment JUNIOR MUNICIPAL. Reck Church 58, Southwestern 9. Bob Whites 44, St. Augustines 19. Prendergasts 38, Mullanphy 10. - — Eta 27, Neighborhood A. GIRLS’ MUNICIPAL. Gregsons 29, C. W. A. 12. Mullanphy 34, Weliston 3. THANKS. see where the dairies are money on nm.ilk delivered to homes. Indicating that our milk distribu- ters are operating along philan- thropical lines > Dry officials are going to put the ban on patent medicines in which the “kick” is too patent. ————- @-—— HOREMANS BEATS MAYER IN FINAL BLOCK OF CUE MATCH BY 39 POINTS PHILADELPHIA, Jam 27 It tAok Edouard Horemans., the Belgian Dil- liard champion, 21 innings to compile his quota of 400 points against Joe Mayer in the final 18.2 balk iine match at th: Hotel Walton last night. | Had the local more vim innings, he eellent chance ‘ thes As it was Mayer 39 points, the score _Horemans was dec play, his best runs 44 and 89. It was the first which the Belgian failed to make a eollection of more than 100. His runs during the match, made in the dif-. ferent gwames, are: 121, 149, 162, 18% an "41. His highest average was 44 4-9. The Belcian made a runaway match of the afternoon's play with Mayer amassing hie 400 points while his opponent was making only 49 period Horemans averaged 44 os -s —_—— = Hoovers Play Vegacos. The Hoovers and Vegacos will play ifn the opening gramme of the Olym- os . pian Soccer League double-header at Federal] League Park next Sunday. ‘The Browns and Hami!lton-Browne battle in the closing contest. BRascom | will referee. ; —_———- © Tigers Defeat Dartmouth. HANOVER. N. H., Jan. 2?7.—Prince- ‘on defeated Dartmouth, 30 to 29, in an Intercollegiate League basketball ‘game here last night. League, has been sold to the Chicago White Sox The cor siderat in cludes three p idy €Ts rr the ¢ “hic Ga V club to be selected by the Salt Lake club prior to March 5, according to H. W. Lane, president of the Salt Lake club, who made the announce- ment yesterday at San Francisco. Mulligan came to Salt ake In 191% from the Kansas City clu! ince Kegeris Wins | Swim Title. LOS ANGELES, Ca! Jan ‘. lifornia A. A. VU. gwim- J °* | aT °¢ southern { ul ming championships were decided in the Los Angeles Athletic Clulb tank last night. members of that elub taking titles In each case. Thelma Finn won the 50-vard women's cham- | pionship dash, FE. Whittaker the 220- Sard. and Ray Kegeris the 100-yvard backstroke championship. —— Different Cc Old Time Quality | ouakmana, Meisel & Reckes, Distributors The fight will be staged at the pavilion of the Pacific | Livestock Exposition. a few ecores in that ers left this morning where they plavr Central and will go to St with «“oncordia Seminary night of next week. Kuppenheimer sood Clothes —an investment in good appearance: Kuppenheimer Clothes for Men Soild in St. Louis at IX, BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER ee ee . . gevenetebene © ms ~~ ' A oe — ay «an os “ . ~ . OOO I Ay I, bE eae PTR a em AP lh et hae ape ite * fry —— r < c ‘ pn tet ee OR, . & a = ne ltt, ly he « . or om ow at ys ’ ne. » yt, a, gh Meh a eh . a 2) a | “ aoe * » .

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PP os a. _ > whe Sstrene A ait é& [Warar a egourse, cCunsistent With a marke Sr3de up of a number ef mere or less “independent epeculative mevements ‘emaecian Golliars advanced shart ewith sterling. being worth %@ cents. Sor g% cents more than at the end SDecem ber. - “Wheat broke sharpi> " fpectuia- @ ive gelling and then ‘walied — 343. 060.000 increase in exports dur ng Sijecember. as compared wit? the Snont h before. have been wide of the onark so far. The increase ¢id nc*t eceme from cotten shipments. w' Sempgec onir 51.998, 000 in Yaive. cr * trom wheat and ioeur shipments = wirte actually fel! off $S.e°0 960: nor ecap,.it be explained by bfitdmineus S-@GY exports. which decrease iy ‘Bank ef Englands reserve ba iden. the ratio now standing at i142 Ther cent. as compared with i3.4 last eek and 7.3 on Lee he latest “Improvement is due te a decrease of 1 O?.000 in deposits the addition to erei@rte beirg remina!l and be.ng ic companied. ic fact. br a trifling loss :@ bald ngs Tt? gecre ise 5 ee! wtion. too, is small. agaguuting eto eniy i56.000 = “Tétal circulation sow stands a’ 9.060. which is less than at any Simce Nor. 24. while depesits to- 7226.606.000. which is alse the since Nov. 24 As the pres- Sent ratio of 142 per cent compares e 11.4 em the Nevember date. it sy mar be seen that the rear- R@ expansion of the bark’s cred.: Scilities has now passed off.” —_—-}-- — “Wall Street ws and Comment —SPECIAL DAILY— By & Special Cerrespendent ef the © 4" bonds Pest-Dispatch. “NEW YORK. Jan. 27 —A cam today tBe center of the fimancia! s!ituat: my e@utside the stock market. which Was for the most part quite snimpor- tant. The one striking featur® in the q@utside markets was 4 further rie- “ent faump in steriing «tchange Rich was quoted right at the ot@mine eof fusiness abhore $5.87 This was «a of near'y = cents overnight and a@ 3 cents from the close on Tuesday ‘In stocks the fluctuations were for most past sma... wit he tradin getuaiiy went ap em the heels 4 “Pesn reductions announerd yesteriia ‘@ reflmed sugar am this mogening mw sugar 4! wehares were etron« r the wad ef Reral Dutch ans ican Petroieum The genera ager of the Mexican Petreleam r¢é ied @ Tepert regarding cperation= “Tr 1920 in which be said tha: Was the mowt prengerees rear in the cempanr's history and that earning. fer 1331 promised te be double even aat Bente interest im Mesican Pr- “Getenis had had «@ pretty castir experi- sewing this remartabie stare- NEW YORK CURB CURB UNCERTAN, Bigg 2 NEW YORK STOCKS |} NEW YORK BONDS ey ed GOV EKNMENT Ba" rere rh ne ve (pts * IN DEPES DENT on = emi’ me a ‘SPAR OIL. Ss. Foreign Exchange Domestic Money COTTON BUYING INDUCED BY NEWS FROM MANCHESTER OF SELLING ON WR . WHEAT VERY CARE — - . : . >a" > . -? ~ 7 "- Sd _ = : on o warch wheat broke ov : —~ Se te > ‘ ‘ an rhe fan ~ . ™ = 22a - a The —2.°k?" so = > - *> : ‘ @heat ©. iain -a3 - . a . . > ps — > rofees mete . en * +. e _ : ‘ On the break re wi g0e.ee0 bush 8 . ~ a a . 7 pear *- seeitien of Argentine and ; en’ “ ‘sare . « ? - TT _ —_ ¢he * - ari - > o = - é « > - as . " . we +e a " > gitu2* ae i ial e ' 4 o + i Tod - a : -ad al ene & S * War s Pen ¢ = oe — L2 — => ee : * 4 . weet 4=— - 4 e * =~ = “A — ee hs J - 7 «= ~ - °> - 7 a" - , "eT Ce ecck Corn shipments we — as . . . ahe . as age = @Ff >. > =Gere, Scoring acvatee of a: Louts grain receipts t — ~ - - —_ . P S $ . i7T wae Wheat. 12 cas anc ¢ S Fricores , Le n ce@maaé -_ . cars cal asad @Z =? i - % _— > ~ > 1 . ; ¥ __ ~ a owe Tracey active wn 2 ter and se {tose : AT G 4 tional ; N-rthwe* - aT [= & EE o —_- a Ps se * : , — Sa a Sot Se ora : . Sc. if ws 2 Whe ‘> Lh PDE , kt oe > bes bet Cine oat Lae wee dod ou Are You Availing Yourself of This anette fe PF par? + 4 “— ne pe te » » ent - ' ; i” os Ph - ‘* Chicago Stock Sales | | | ANY shrewd investors a embracing the opportunity to purchase bonds high interest 4 prevailing - ae Ru read —_———— | ; beer ta ’ 3 bh PhO 5 ia you in selecting an investment. A copy upon requ . 40H 4 ey ie » ® a a 2 PTS GS ~~ Sacral we RR So te ' ‘ow ss | Government a ad iA a obasaeo mort _ Se ; ‘fv ¢ Se erriga ,' 7 ~ ia*-* oe ’ 4tbe are 4 Ss grea wat #4 rechabee- e Ff &PS ty “De tro wee bier ee ILE the Post-Dispatch investigates all Financial before publication. t naecessartty cammet recommend oe ie- dorse any Investmen’ or speculation advertised. The etercise his own judgment. im e8chandge and ; ‘ae S4Me reasen the ap serene hac ' ine — the 49 making “* H te8 6 yas Ogle he ae moe ere Jy @ue to the fear that § ocew , high Ree “ $2 e ~ i : i a a- Metal M t ' —opper sited or : os. Waster 7 a, —_ ~ et m . - Leet S.3 “i. : LON! ~ —®anctart > 4 ‘ ° “es ° — ¥ a 7 . — — ~ ~ a —_ or * . Sark a? T-aree «= >> * $4 > oe ' zc. om ss Gei4 t sarc (ocr a ew 4 7 2 e ~ se * ae * “Ar “*s > fares - es ~ rr A eo 65.0°° frasce & Ty @eces (+ «ud vear Meet Feb. 1. ; _- o~ C—3 a corre, ta’ LP Jas oo. _ 68.329 000 farce bos We 5 . eéveas TS . 2=bi-- Oe es. e°° 689 francs scrancee G tam . or > . . “ ee* ‘fs — 7 = = ———EE > - ” = ” 26 - _ Rar Sliver > — = 3 . # s a—=3 alte . — - > & : - “hs — coxtie, SO uc Coreen SO%e a = FINANCIAL DON. tan 27 —Bar stivs ar - s %. — 2" ? $3 ——- _ nn a — ~—e 3 _" a : od = ae - ———— — HIGH-GRADE BONDS Se Safety and High Income FOR THE COMING YEARS 4 - Kingdom a Belgiaks External Loan 20-Year & Geld Bonds Due February 1. iMil Denominations, $1000 and $568 Price te Qc } aioal About c Kansa- Cit P & L. Co. Pirs: Mortgage 20-Year &@ = Geld Bonda Due Dec. 1. 1540 Price 190 and Interess T > o~ Yield So United Railways Co. 3-Year 7°. Receiver’s Certificates Te > Yiela S “ec - Southwestern Bell Tel. Co. 7% Goid Notes. Due 1935 Price te Rg ad Tield theour Laclede Gas Light T% Mortgage Bonds. Due 1925 Price te = " lield Aboot We will be clad to fuermish a selected lier of these and her Safe Gold Notes and First Mortcage Peond«. giving de«cription and rate of taterr- est. YIELDING ap to 8*;*% 4<¢ mone, rates come dow? prices are acdvancitag TTT =-_— oo a a Yh on Bay BKRonmds< So G. V. HALLIDAY & CO. Investment Secunmtiea Suite 115—Ground Flew ARCADE BUILDING Siz Offre St. ALL ABOUT FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONCISE, clearly writ- = ten book!le* . “Forage

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— an a , 1” * — ‘et wet * 4 — deny wah er BOM ee Ee woe a 7 , = — os = a "Y 7 hong » ; / . i}, im the Weak Bionals« also he} y secling on the — ee ee ee ee Se a ae wt ee SLING ‘ | VERY ERRATIC ides | Future Grain Prices | WHEAT AT CHICAGO | Butter, Eggs and Poultry 91 558 5s By Mgt setutt PINE byt M4840 ae compared with $343.073. |B : : Ca wt — QO oo airnst 20 7s i 2 the year before. an airy . : aero ” Se. Louls commission houses paid ~~ » | 33°; Cotior seed oll exports totaled $34,- | Miucts dronped from §1. 780. 643, 185 in — 9 fF Z . er. LOUIS MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | CLOSES FIRM AFTER following prices today to farmers and cov £790. a decrease from the 1919 total of 919 ‘o £544.074.000 in 1920 i 9 _Jan. 27.—Following is the offictal record of | try shippers for round lots of the v ariow is | n 437 ji to the Post ieee — | U ; | from Kansas City and Chicago markets: CHTIICAGO. Jan. 27.—Unsettled political cases returned, 66c, om ! % : High. Low. Close, Yest’y. and economic conditions in Burope led to BUTTER—creamery, extras, 46¢c: stand- | ts _ , as 6 | eS Epa tneata nar te cpemen arene cae ——— ' t today. ard, 43c: firsts, 40c; seconds, 35c: packing -. s a u‘ : MARCH WHEAT. sharp declines in the wheat marke f issues whi. afer ap Merchants’ Exchange today Chl. .165 58% nee 82s rt was which on the 52 i agg + varied from unchanged ; bakers’ special, in tubs, 18c; bakers’ wheat was off almost —— — en 1] . : : ‘ , S1.¢ d h s \, to $1.5342, were POU LTRY—H 31 cocks, lfc: Ld ALI A firmnes- at as much at one time. -Corn futures ¢) n hy 2: 2s Dd 138% 1.63 and May $1.56 I ens, Ce coc lGec; | ae York Onsiderah]): ; xtent. Th le t u . a. A , Ul of | heat slightly better than last night 000.000 bushels into the new crop, but one » 22c; guineas, | juzen, $3.50. Ce: and Ginanew. about prev “JANUAR Y_ CORN, | timate ullish, and the ped the move — wy it Sa he ee re of > ~ Boa harply. P: : “eo $1 6a | RABBITS—S$1 per dogen. Fiume and Trieste . t ee, ” ‘ | ™ > + . - . ee On the 62a | net higher, with March $1 64 3 “to $1. VEAL—Choice 100@110 Ibs. at 12%s¢ per | SAXONIA New York to Halifax, Plymouth, s | recently, and Ital ———— : a ] many an aly. : a a — reticent rar by Ger 4 as 2 mR iy ; reached by cor a and oats Lit etal —— : . s coarse. heretics, etc., Snee P. F ette | t THURSDAY, / : , . ; ‘ UNCERTAIN: BULK BE eTANUARY 27, 1991. DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCU LATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ 21 W YORK. Jar n. i stock, loc s .. 158% 1524 158% b ; for «oc rices rebounded as shorts 2 *% * ; uotations, which . e me time. Pp i q lower, with aaarcn $1. 0H2 % to . . 16c. PASSENGER and FREIGHT ne . oe 16 . « na : : LO6*sb Lola 156 tab 166? 0 | followed by a dec ded ‘setback all ‘around. iickens Sc; spr bn chickens, Afluence o :@ ed ered some with wheat. ‘K. C. .150% 144% _1s 0%, ld ; . BO: OF recoy r.. : ———*— |timate that the four principal exporting | oc, young toms and hens, So rad oe ; The __ | countries would have a carry-over of 170,-/ culls, Ks, J4c; COV oo kn’ 6 Ca. | CASSANDRA to Halifax, iss . rket rallied 8, « emu ‘ “eS and ae CALABRIA New York to Vigo. Patras, Dubrovnik. S more active thar ae = New low prices for tue “ . . : 185@200 pounds, 8am pt pound; Aen. , itis i « i , » ‘ : a ©. the Beonomic and political situation in pi, . a Ob: saus 4 67 1 | of corn continue: After opening “4¢_ PS | Sc >; bucks, 2c to 4c: spring lambs, | 4 New York to Liverpool = - . . he “ee new low of 6, wit h bearish in wheat. Anticipated com- St. L.6g' 2b r 9'%b jend closed nervous, %c net | af j 87 : — sceneminvntemeneenes to “ : “ - Hla) | gituation h St 43 No. 46; standard price %5.00. on. £3 42%a €UCUMEBERS—Fiorida. hothouse, $4 per am ss hoped for when a little buying 21% oe , p INDIFFERENT . Sew ae Er e 10036 ates innte es ements were somewhat. trp had op asently. Chi. 42 2 4 -43 42 : Ps + @43e _42%b | dozen. : sf No Beconds; Direct From ® the oils Skelly ana eeu. took on J , Jule a M. 42 RYE. CARR: TS New Louisiana. soc tc : it, tie Gillette Facto > a Oy wens eS Beaty 1 * om Oe ae . : dle. : 4 ya detinnge ak =— _ _ PI OO NE SA welll Oe a = & « te, te ee te “* —_ * Gus a Wel in SUpp! Vv and d 3 = a ay oats 42%Cc. 68%, M A JU LL Y RY E. Tesas ‘hamoere ’ "$1: D "aa ‘$1. 50 a for a- time but rallies —-———__—_— - 2 ime, b rallied later GRAIN STATISTICS. Oe gamer a a Pra e BAA BOS r 7 . Ss 13, 124 Ly 12 1, ye . : a ni ee > eat Maracaibo was in g£o00d Argentine shipments of wheat last ,——— a Sees 1 ie ———— | NATIONAL STOCK YARDS, IUl., Jan bg al to 1% -b “wpm Aotenfgina nia uote ‘week amounted to 907,000 bushels as | ——— —— | 27.—Today's oatimated reoetpte es —~' © Ono. | crates. $5 to $7 ng shares were unt isually TR 00 >viot ae ——, | calves, 2500; hogs, 1 OU ee ' —— _ = ; - in e with 000 the previous | oe EGGPLANT—Fiorida 1%-bu crates. $5 to ac. | compared ["Glileage Provisions — | horses’ and mules, 100, aed i a 1%-bu cra with the bulk of interest shown week. Cofn shipments were 2,820,000 | CATTLE—A weak undertone prevailed !n OW -price: mien MU STARD GREENS—Lovitiana, ZWWe - : " on ne 3 os euares: ' Harmilj | pushels as against 1,950,000 week be- | CHICAGO, Jan. 27.—Following Is a list of | the, cattle trade today and some sa) les Of | 50c per dozen bunches; Alabama ‘hampers, Factory Sample Lot of Strong reature on buyin | of toda high low Sere s clop- | beth steers and butcher stock looked « $1. 25 for green: bovis. $3 to $5 . i g by fore. v's high. low. close and previous clos- . 295c lower Receipts were light in v yume R ADISHE * i island tips, 25c to dur E RAZO} ' : : ees ae tee ee ; ——_- ~— .. > cept for a few sales of ig nt hogs arly | Soo a : ; 1OzeN ‘ Sim Raw sues de. elevators today are: Wheat, 302,841 see eee - a +.©) | General trade was 10c to 20c =. Ww ie eS A A 100 pounds delis ered: Soap Flakes, Hughes ideal erox e ceosedws ° 3 ' spots a quarter oD etr ng weig Ss an ona ed a 0 a Western brown beauty. $1.55 to $1.60: R 9 Pk H i B h P, BBE a oweve Cc . air Srusnes y trad etne th Boe d 330,000 bush- : : || light hogs ft was a ; &-, : 7c Cake y trading being 15.000 bag} Clearances today were ush- | | Cash Grain Prices || Top remained ‘at $10.15, with the bulk, | $1.80: home-grown, to at 4 cents cost and freight, | els of wheat, 26,000 barrels of flour |) _.| however, from $9.75@10. Strong weights ; “C8” rurals. + & B0c to $2. ._peces. were unchanged at 7.806 ! ne granulated wich nam: 2 7 ww _- +, le lower; oats, steady to tec lower. Sales: SHEEP—Teh offering of good lambs was te. $1.25; $1.25 a nt. Primary receipts foday were 977,- 2 red winter wheat, $1.96: No. 3 corn, |confined to one double deck, which eet | Mi oe 1.50 ‘as Tennessee bushel {2.00 Chamois, amper. nancy halls. $1.85. To Take Advantage of the Bargains Offered in This Great For Bath, Large, 19c 1.49 ar futures ial ae . * SE ; : ae yesterday. Remainder A ' r) $ s ae ae hi A corn, 69%¢; No. 4 white corn, 67 ¥ @, | ve lain. Market was called 10@15c low- TOMA TOES—F) 6-basket carriers pe anuary, 3.95c; March,- 4c; pots a , BT ° ' Sib: Epa a? Mg $7 ’, pine. Sf K th t t tn 20 ’ ’ Cc; c; No, 2 white oats, 4144 @42c; No f nbs and steady for sheep 1 $5 to $7.50 for original; ripe $9 } eep Pe proper temperature 4. $20,000,000 Busheis Wheat on Hand er for lambs and steady for st . ee SHALLOTS ees i od All Odors, wear heme. ‘el touched tn over! bushels; corn, 210,755 bushels; oats, Seay r re slow and hard to «> oR eetieuedin’ ton 2 avies. The latter we! lor River Ohio, $ 5 Nort! ern rurals, $1.25 to - ° ir however, waa] $97,535 bushels. SE EE OD move, but on good pa Teasers. | $1.40; Western russet urbane st to The Most Wonderful Bargain of the Entire Sale ei 3 for 25 $1.39 3c Rozen pate f ion! ettled refined and 73,000 bushels of corn, no oats; gr yours MERCHANTS’ EXCHANGE, | 80!d_ from '$9.50@9.65 74 heavies from SWEET POTATOE 5-Home-grown nancy ‘ | ne ~ Z ‘ in t mettle, efine . 7 $0. 254 ' oid ad . $s J ; ed. J 2 5@9.50 | hall, : $1.50: red, $1.50 to $1.7 T peing report an. 27.—Cash wheat, steady; corn, steady 13 ok, Bermuda r+ to $1.25: Only hree Days More BORAXO, Smaill, lic Extra Large futures were easier and at midd hel f heat 1,416, 000 corn , fens oF d Were 15 to 19 points net lower pa 000 bushels of w ’ 58 @50c: 5 . : Ma, 10.75. These were ood jambs an ~ Tr ‘“ Fe a tente ana + 3 ‘ . ? r © . &7E€ , wuld h brou $10.85 or $10.90 STR ING BEANS—F orida, $7 to $7.50 per , —_ pe Ss al | ané 547,000 oats ‘. 9c; ages i cee COS See. Re ae offering Was | hamper for dark; pal le green, $5. Sale, as Wé Positively Close January 31st. Lazell’s Talcum ’ 32c "i at. ‘ white oats, 40@41144c: No. 4 white oats, HORSES tek a tas WASHINGTON, Jan. 27.—Wheat stocks | 49@40\%c 2 : Rg and volume of business transacted, | dozen bunches $1 9 BLUE $2 ad $2 50 M ’ Large a hand in the United States Jan. ® 1921, KANSAS CITY. M ’ OT ——f‘agh | trade in horses an Te mules this week has been Ty RNIPS—H me-gTov : ned ; . $ ° 5 an . en Ss 0. _ 27.—Cas! months ma. 200 to 66¢ Cc Weather Thermometers | offee Market. "Ac per boy Ne : : ’ lov the largest since the s!ump several Louisian: . TORK, Jan. 27.—Coft er——Rio Ne. totaled 320,000,000 bushes, according to an a a Ty $1 te No. : ; ars oe | jago Tnprextmnatel vy 2000 head have ar- | oi enan bance ” 83 to $5 for barrels ©; futures easy: March, 6.¢ Sept, | estimate made public today by the Depart- | NO aoe Oe Cory red 51.78 lrived for sale out of first hands, ‘two-thirds parte | This figure compared | Guo le 2. tg . "Ba: "3. jof which were mules. The larger Eusters APPLES. H. & H. Soap, 29c : : bee iS eet, eae "White ment of Agriculture. peel |horses have eold a shade lower —-_--oe- —— - 7 4 , ; +s . Lit " > ‘ Fa 1 + ¢ ri ; 2 ag fee ae! | re pert] } . Met: il Market. “st ed aga lal game ie alien ec: Me. “ ¥ f \small ler tyt ry ans Sout! — Loe eS ae ab _ or Vo Oo Gas iain eal “eeineai ° 1 7c i " . ata ; os tte” atthe dine towne stea| earry-over of about 70,000,000 bushels, there CHICAGDO, | 4.75. A »4 aS & months fro n. _ ia | rag ae Be guiy 1, 1021, about. 250,000, GOoTbaahe| E855; Vowiay Ro, Benita! 40 Qt | one 7 tube! creamery, higher coun Ti + wN st te Lo . ‘ io, . “ > ik ’ ‘ t«. »pULLOL 1G | é, ie i ili poultry unchanged. : FOR FRIDAY AND SATJRDAY BUY 4IGH-GRADE BONDS DAVID BELASCO, AliHavana & ire ee . = er ar uU ST — < ) SERIES 91 SPECIAL.SIX | ape "AllHavans oR THE COMING YEARS , I if EL SIDELO, Selectos, Ss = a pptrongly Recommend. - ° . ingdom of Belgium ||) | | Why SPECIAL-SIX Value is so Exceptional LA VONA, Perfectos, 0 Sir. size cng eee Pi | HE - r alae e ‘xtra Special. . 2 foriSc; Box of 50, $3.73 2 7 on : | | mechanical excellence of the SPECIAL-SIX— its we ae Du F — ' ° qe ' . homins i $1000 and $500 7 , SS) om : | power, riding comfort and economy—have made this i wi ~ a raver, | 4 ee $4.98 Yield About 8 Jo 7 ERE 1) 1G | car exceedingly popular. Then, too, there’s the charm . _ . — j of its graceful lines that have set new standards of beauty. LA wt oe Bach’ oa “RIDA Ea i OF 35. ONLY Cc 2.28 1sae Cite P Re ® Co. e | | ee BUS) NESS CAR | With unexcelled manufacturing advantages, and large sedupetunads emanate Garena ceannuaile at 2 for 25c and is an em Dec. 1, i900 . quantity production, it is only natural that Studebaker is EL SIDELO Palmas Rg. 15c Str ce and Interest | it ‘ . : : | able to offer cars of sterling high quality at prices that en Special ’ SFr pas Box of 25, $2.98 make them the most exceptional values on the market. nited Railways Co. ; | LADY DEVONSHIRE, Granee, 15c Str. Size | B: : Simplicity, accessibility and Take a SPECIAL-SIx demonstration ride—or better still, | Extra Special 2 fe 250; Box of 25, $3.08 3-Year 7% _ . : . | lean-cul resign b! : : . | Leading firms in every community i features of the SPECIAL_six drive the car yourself—and we will be satisfied with your FIRST CONSUL, Bonaparte, Pe Fine Selection 4 . 7 efe ivers Certificates od : testify to its uninterrupted service | Garution at tal ry Sd judgment. Extra Special. . 5c; Box of 25, $2.72 Yiela 8 /O . . . —— iE and its low cost of operation. a. EL RO! TAN, Diplomat, |\5c Str. Size puth western Bell Tel. a J Z $1750 Extra Special : — i Ae ach: Box of 50, $5.83 7% Gold Notes, Due 1925 You will find that they are usually HW Cord Tire Equipped TUXEDO SMOKING FOBACCO Price to 8% progressive merchants with a | af F. O. B. Detrent 8-Ounce Tins, & 16-Ounce Tins, $1.18 Yield About name for careful management. Hi al | : | ee mg Camels Piedmonts clede Gas Light Co. ~ ~ ackage o , 17¢c no Pkgs., $1.66 Mortgage Bonds, Due 1025 WEBER MOTOR CAR CO, ff Packsse of 20. 17 Caton of 10 Pkg acrvesyt sTREET Price to 8° 1817 Loct i Bomont 40 and 41 Vield About schmidt-Mead he mo A _ Co. dw ‘iile, . We will be glad to furnish E.dwardsville -$elected list of these and Sees vind _ een... | Kill That Cold With| es TATE MOTOR CO., Inc. a weve gcrecscms tm | | AK pie l one $ ption and rate of itnter- 3107-11 , eens Ot. 42%0 Olive Street YIELDING up to 842%. Bomont 1241 Central 7615 | mg LAL ETI CASCARA QUININE money rates come down | FOR AND prices are advancing. Colds, Coughs Ss ee La Grippe Buy Bonds NOW : Investment Securities : | | : | : : SN | Neglected Colds are Dangerous | 115—Ground Floor i” | | - | : Take no chances. Keep this standard reme@ handy for the first sneese. oe a Hi ks aN ome ed Le oo 812 Olive St. ; il rT : —_f M&~.7-\N Central 5761 . | r | nee — Quinine in this form does not affect the bead—Cascara is best Tonic 4 | | i Lazative— No Opiate in Hill's. a ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT " ad) etchant <= Toe Yield 8 % ee ee OL OOO AT Cp ELA AN OL ty at Ai Rint een tite ene . ’ * - ~ : - “7 , “wr ee - ‘ — a . bw tm —s . : Pr aim an ‘ Ne Spee, mene ee ee ie ee en ie —" Eh SS AE i a ile NNN PS ste ee ~~ — ae wt 7 ¢ ——. ~—— _—_* ener The POST-DISPATCH te the only St. Louis evening 7 7 H I S I S A S T U D E B A K E R Y E A ee newspaper giving Associated Press news service. ADVERTISEMENT. For Real Estate Loans See BULGARIANS ve giose to N kler Real Estate Co. BULGARIAN BLOOD TEA em me manf- pac je Natur purest herba. Take it he' to flush the Kidneys. sweeten the kill col n@ purify the bicod. Seid by | Seventh and Chestnut S.s. — omarn every where.

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r “4 .t> t ry ket be 2a ’ - . - = > ceive 100 PEP. CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATIO' han These in Anv Other St. Louis Newspaper. ~ -STLOUS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST. DISPATCH Advertisers Reeecive pret inc meta: «PSOE Ti — = nn PRE ee re ee ee SES RSSS SSS CESSES BED PEPER HEAT FELTON OF TRNTY ——— IS ELECTED BISHOP or ee $2.25 Sheets A mgess Fd ¢ ape , LOeCete =a Tiss + o ? = $ eal? g . “4 “ " he : hy we mn : y (Third Fleer—VN\egeara«.; ‘Third Pleer—‘Sagents.) ‘ - y = ; oe : , “ Z ) = es oe FS Afi tg g ; /_* ” . my ag? , he 4 ‘ FROMRHEUMATISM &.s=-2:5 Sam oso «SF re people ae The Friday Shopper Here Will Find ‘the Best V alues mA Department Brings Forward Specially Bh; to Make Tl f End-of-the-Month Sale Silks Week— aon Shoppers Will Be Quick oh These Special | —— ‘Heat Penetates citing Convention. wt Reliet Dy the Aseccta*ed Prams. Some of the best bargains of the whole week are offered for Friday visitors | to the Silk Section. Come early—share in these ovinei values. Me Pillowcases Stamped i | or Articies : me ee = g1 asa f+ . — : Aprons, | atic. lum ~ lambage, mear:tis, NEW YORK, Jaa. 2¢.—The Rev. stiff merck, sore mouse.es, Dr. William T. Manning. rector foes $2. sal s IKs $150 Crepe d Chines and $3.00. sport Silk eam MT — Me a . - ~ rsa Tr > , sea 7? - parish. reputc? the wenlthi- — jee of bize. ow shad aching joints. Whemyoc sare | : - FerRy aco wer = a2. reat or iverr. and bine, brown, coral, af Art Sa: grav, pink, flest, 1very an tm aein : fag wo saan hardly gb aro ‘Red Per | - 3 est in the coumtry was eiectet Bishop in $2.00 Printed Silks | hree I hous é Chiffon Nelvets $ =-00 Black Chiffon Taffeta : ia Dy us from $1.50 and $2.00 Shirting Silks aoe a | = t i Silk Jersey Shirts. > s * 7 - i ow Sasthnute. Re Te ae i RS Ow 2 Pag age host c ‘ - +> Rroech ret}. relic Just as rs by - L> history of the chu: Pepper 225 Fou tee: bent. I2 three siinutes. tt sere spot throuz! the bleed core’ euegestien—ain r Red aes = -3 me ~ > red peppers. stete. ‘et a2 jar Gi stami relief awa.ts vou. colds im chest. No : : 5 — 2 fo Te > . . wsed r pa: or ec 028, te election of Dr. Mazrizrg im . DB.» F dem fail to try Rea Pepper tab. reason ef his Bretish birth 2 rz = inary _— wa ; = ae len me tlh Ser Ci Ciergymea and some rewena- - , | pers having vreiced a desire to hare “> (ADVEERTISEMENT.) 22 Ar: *Ticarl o- a ty Rh *r[P Ture a: 7 2, od — --—— a 2 a bead of the New York diccese. On the convention filoer. howerer, ro mention was mnie of this fact except ‘he “They WORK oad gpm Aen " ” ne tm ‘that the ena was eee oor ae ho at! Wiaiiel ack, Bodie. ie... ain dices ate cS ale aa A . i a AE gate - saibctvge dete 2 ae A stripe Bad Thirty-two and 36-inch, satin stripe, . ) 2 , : - - . - | = 2oe “ “2 Zz oa ~~ er _ ©? - » WU * ~~. _~— Silks, offered in this end-of-the- : mor: > $32..4. 2 * ee eo een ee * * ** * @& 27 =. © «neo @ @ © © « ” 3 - ’ 7 ee ee + © = aw ~~ oon o-oo ow owen em ee ia i $4.93 Plaid Satins $7.98 Black Costume v elvets Porty-inch Polo Skirting Satins for ei-door wear i Fortr-cweinch Costume Vel weaves or White with back eoats of stita. Offered in desigzs. Offered ia this end-of-thp> month S2£¢...... pee menth sa 4... Seceneeeweeiieeie BS Ge $950 and $12.50 Chiffon Velvets $1.98 Dew hist Silks Forty inch, pure dre Chiffon Velvets; im black or navy BOTTLES IN AUTO IN COLLISION Contents Smell Like Homemade Beer aml Whisky to Policeman. Chester O. Miller, 40 rears old. ef 3670 Shaw avrenve, driving his azx- tomobile east on Delmar boulerard at 4:30 o’cieck resterday aftermoc:, collided with the rear cf an auto- mobile driven bry Mre Excrtoz Boi- East Lockwood are- Groves, at a point bout 199 feet west of Roseda!l« are- Mrs. Bollinger’s car was 2am- { ee a REAR EL SASSI BR A roe eee te | oo _ . : “ r Forty teaches wide; skaces of ravy biue, brown, cray, bloe or broeade weares: plem, wistaria, black or ivory. Splendid h) for separate skirts im this end-of-tae- =a + ; Bor. GEIB. ccos cO SSS OSS © OS FESSSS5SSOEOSE SSE * i. — ~ == a ond aia Pein | Ca oe ee «s~ *— a (Mais Ficer—YVagents.) éu ied iy : q tae, Oe be @ ee 30ec Huck Towels Shown Bram Storm Serge—Friday : _ | (Pearts Fieor—5 agents.) : ; white, hemmed, > linen, 18 and A Yard _—-? © 7 Mill remnants 1 to 6 yard lengt! > all | = eee wool French and Storm Serge in me , ~ (Mate Fleer—Naseets.) s e dee aenaiat det ate ‘|| Mat sec | | Radium Cloth sirable for children’ s Sc hoo] dresses ~ a a tresses in the wanted shades—including $1.95 Values plenty of navy blue. Friday $16.00 S¢-inch brilliant Radium at. Sakae : - ‘$250 and $350 Serge | | sere: | [ok - $12 25 —_—_—a 2.90 to $3.9 Biiedd LHP IaS Fren el h and Storm S. Sore. = : ero any Fine all-wool. d vuble twill, good dress weight, in the wanted e nary blus S10.50 Bed Springs _ ——_ — —- per - . a = 4ae ~ > nA a ay) 08 ~ 5 59.35 ’ ema ‘hiefs SF or BA RG. . 3ASEMERNT $9.00 Feit Pads W l 7 x6 ft. 25 weigh > to lie Values £ ; as *: 3 = > Bo YY ; its di . , ' bl é = FRIDAY SPECIALS IN HOUS SEW ARES $9.95 Inlaid 2 : 1é2 ? In Our Basement at In Our Baseme $295 Clothes Baskets. a: vr Size. of verr bi iva T ‘tues 4 | ' j grade woven ality aluminum = : -~ = “Sas Aieeienen “ indieum Es -. ote s ‘Sa: Sees s, No 8 size, made with $1.75 eve 8" oat ffee _ ee r ~ = = = a a a F heavy earner Pag? | : Percoiaters.: o-~ - —_ , . 4 * i ; es. ee toms. ae ($1.25 , 70 an ie 5 5. : Speria! @ $159 ; st 4 , om ; > a $2.25 coast Kett a ee a $1.25 Washtubs; larz- » Na. 2 sia Pot Boast Ket 73S hee sf first ouali wa 22. 2u . — wes e , een os = $13) i Soe Gran: unite Coiax ders. 4 ery 4-9 2 | | elours Mixtures Ke 2 Food or Meat Choppers. f, - aie, soins, Se : paste iS or eo. Silvertones Pi : livertones ‘hd cutting blades $1. (9 artis wide Steanianenaee, ad- =" « In the most Gesira dic ! tym, = a. 69e Wintew Ventilators: vertices cose I = | . straightiine belted Coats, detmall Saghili ne , - _ . : of z *5 as: ‘ ~ ~ women, misses and june, BS $2. 75 i son's most pepular cetera ‘There t eor-—Seageet«.' -m BSS BBA BECCA AWeA BAIA OGG BBB BB wwssssagan ta 280 98 00.8 el Re oe _ Prempt Teiephewe Service Olive or Central 2900. | —?- . Baeeeerewserissense PES RSPR S SERRE RBREBE TES & TeRRRRRGAR SE ee oa ees - ne ‘ * ie #25 bs ~~ - > pig _ . ‘<?oN ore = : = - auey wi A < +<* Oe oe ‘Sa | ee ee ae , oe ae i : spay f ute <i ee : ry - ' ek aad 5 P vt J * - — — a 2 — a - a - rs A oa i RB et Ree oe ? - —% ” - TESS. “ at ‘ =

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nn —— ee ee YA? EET an DAILY POST- DISPAI CH Advertisers Receive 90 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis OCA: ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH >’ os -_—_—— ee 1 eee ae ee ee ia . —— a ea POSTER ADVERTISING. _ ADVERTISEMENT Foa.SwojereD SMNOMOTHER KEN Congestion and Colds as Mastard ‘nt, ‘ . ae yo TT = | e ‘ {, , @ S85c to $1.00 Brassieres Candy Specials 4 YH, YY Regulation Brassieres, trimmed Wi hipped Cream Choe- , Y —Yy with embroidery or lace; reintorced olates* s_)er | Pe ae 38c YY ; : saan arm. Pecan Roll —regularly y pO ZF = C | | 91.00; pouna Mitt , 3 (Main Floor—Nugents.) ty “nye (F ourth F loor—Nugents. ) WY ’ 7 The Store for ALL the People Here Will Find U the Best Values of the Entire Week. Every | 4 rently Prins to Make This the Banner Day of the 3 —_ row—On oar Second Floor—a Be Quich to By These Special Offerings. | i UA a nN tal | waa} tnt Stamped Pillowcase. Stamped Articles $3 to $3.50 Corsets | | ea ae @ | RQ pie Size 36x42 inches: Or ” > Stamped & gi and $l..o values. Assorted eta tleeeioe, thus ae rt ‘rag gure models, | exceptional quality materia} —* Pillow Tops and Ae of atiote. coutils and fan- 1 wisi HT (tl | i i | i | ~ > . ‘os . Aca a ———— 2. Louisan One ol Dh se Ac-, Bul the old-fashioned ‘ahdstaht cused of Violating the Sher- plas erp and ys ing es - _Set the relief and help that man Anti-Trust lL.aw. one rd plasters gave, without the By the Associated Press plastir and without the btister. CHICAGO, -Jan. 27.—-Indictments, Méterole does it. It is a clean, charging violation of the Sherman whit ointment, made with oil of mus- cntitrust law, against 31 officials of tardy It is scientifically prepared, ‘so thatit works wonders, and yet does not fister the tenderest skin. Gétly massage Musterole in with the fing¢-tips. See how quickly it brings Te- liet+how speedtiy the pain disappears. Ue Musterole for sore throat, bron- chitt, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, ast neuralgia, headache, conges- tiory pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, \, fe e . \ ; ; : 4 : 4 | % + ’ : : ; . i isd " 1 ; iu ; : . tiie rv a ; ” abe i ' ' ' ’ £ “ ae ry = | i |e Pr a. 7 ia a the Poster Advertising (‘o. of Chica xo and the lL’oster Advertising Asso- Clation, With central «ffices in New york, were returned by the Federal grand jury today before Federal! Judge Carpenter. The companies are charged with iving “‘worked together” to obtain le; SSeS QO suitah ¢* billhoars« ‘ : eins B =o 's 1" paig and aches of the back or joints, towns in which the population is br hil ERD POS Doone : ’ sprins, sore muscies, ufses, chil- lore tran aw, i he ( Cli panies Op- blajs, frosted feet, colds of the chest crated throughout the United States (it ften prevents pneumonia), : . . llicgal Practices Charged. if an 1 GSe iars: h | «ize £3.00 s’ ' Patt sar. Ospila “ize ' . It is alleged that the companies used “‘unfair, tortuous and unlawful! methods” in excluding from these towns their competitiors in the pos- ter advertising field. The indictments name the presi- eent and secretary-treasurer of each ' company and the boards of direc- tors, whose members are scattered — _throughout the country. The officials of the Poster Adver- tising Association named as defend- ants include: President EK. C. Cheshire, Norfolk. \Va.; Secretary-treasurer W. W. Bell, Chicago; directors, : tals : it) A TERI TTO aT Ly TITER TT TUTTI Tete ee slant sire per QM ater arcs ae ae Se OT OO O Feri ie dS Ww ee: (Fourth Floor—WVq (Fourth Floor—Nugents.) S ysiveaen (Fourth Wicor--Nagents.) ering cores an cores f New inter OusanMen’s Silk Shirts Superbly cut frase beautiful silks, in scores of handsome new patterns—purchased “i: "a *. ae : ra ‘Dmiciataniliia “noted makers in America at a splendid price advantage and of- oN aetagaahe - “Mee catis F = 4 weeds even our own past achievements. All sizes from 14 to 16. k ee Dy eS or $8. 50, $10.00 and $12.50 at | ae Ne ik. \ Ford y Priced $49.50, $45, $39.50, $35 and $29.50— fs peta oy tr Shirts ee rit | Choice From 10 A. M. to 2 pir 1S cg ees i = on | r. M., Friday at the Remark- ‘ ae a. ee ge iin striped baby broadcloth Silk Shirts... iA A wonderful opportunity to buy } 7 broadcloth Silk Be Bh. ccaeeeoe ; | a high-grade Coat at a substantial ‘ “a ) 1 | A) } .°. Sevens: i: New Wrappy Modes Stylish Straightline Models Popular Loose-back Styles Smart Belted Coats Though the sale price is low vou will find that every one of these Coats represents the newest and most favored styles. and is fashioned of the most wanted materials. The majority have rich fur collars of eB eS eter eesi= ses Steere erve AMDT } } = von ee Hin) ( Australian Opossum Dyed Opossum Nutria French Seal Natural Raccoon SA NY ip (Ag PON aes F : ns . . =| Hat | Tae ‘ Jee (TOA a LC in Models are plain and fancy silk Remember-—tliis special sale price ace ur ains : Sai Hy lined and warmly interlined. The | prevails only during the advertised r= a IFO RCED| | UNLOAD! Our Gigantic Stock of hay Merchandise at a Fraction of Its jctual Value —~| We MUST convert stock into cad! We are overstocked with scores of carloads of Armimerchandise, and to== clear them out in ahurry yw have slashed the prices right and left. The bdom has been hit! Now's your real chancep save money! ' Pe 7 Cigarettes VERY SPECH) ARMY CRACKERS = Cenuine MELA- PORK AN} Fresh, whol csomms CHRINO Cigarettes, (Crackers. from just bought from the BEANS, well-hnown mantd.- Government. Regular _ facturer, at leas than 20¢ sellers, Per Can, | half-price. Ver boxy 10c SC}; 2c | A Partial List of Other Wdderful Bargains? Coat Sweaters 79c} Men} Army Shoes, heavy, $3.95 Underwear, reclaimed, $1.40 49ciTrip| Sole Garrison —— - $l) value $5.95 we 9 Arnj Officers’ Dress Shoes, $5.95 materials are Bolivia, frostglow, hours—10 a. m. to 2 p.m. We urge velour. silvertone, mixtures. izes o4of elegant quality double threaded LOUL pode ’ | you to be on time. Nottignd Filet Net Curtains in a splendid for misses and women. (Second Floor—Nugents.) > rangegms in allover and plain border ef- — fects.2 in white, cream and Arabian 5c coloray only at, pair 30¢ Marquisette : $1.25 Sunfast Drapery I Tees z _ All Men’s Over coats | 69 oo) fullfof Curtain Mar-| 36 inches wide. Shown in a wonder- | | ful range of patterns in TS = quisette, ® wide. I ) IAN MH ‘nH ui a " all the wanted colors, BH © AA Aes ctive of what they originally cost or sold for, all Shown in = c 'such as rose, blue, ‘ iy, te Irrespe ° 4 sj 4 : : 28 C and Avabif Yard.. green and bréwn; yard. 4 grouped in one big lot for final disposal. (Third Floor—Nugents.) hm This give-away price on every Overeoat in the house — regardless of —. . HA | | cost or former selling pric e—should bring an enthusiastic crowd of men here bright and early tomorrow. Not onlv the rest of this season, but even next me, Sa iy par? avn at she .ekoned h. for O oats like these will certain- ants Suits p2. o0 to $3. 50 Union Suits <* sf ‘i SF fa ob miola cade a med with, for Overcoats like these 5 In gray, tan and brov : : | 4929.50 at the opening of mixtures; belted coats. Es Special for Friday it \ ‘a Wm 6=6onext season. g : —, has two — of tif Men's ; cotton ribbed, flat fleeced and ribbed \ to 16, Heeced Union Suits—some part woo]—in me- Hilt ' i \ All the snappy new styles for young Mur and heavy w cig hts. All ' : men, as well as conservative styles. $10 and $ ¢ Rize in the | t. | { t , 30 A Win for men who prefer them are here Fur-Collar rand a - a cm mu Overy HY in abundance, the fine materials are j } ; / , ite} ir dj im every Size. In eray faultlessly tailored to meet the de- Overcoats mands of the most exacting. Sizes to not inclu ded ndecru. 3 for $4.00 tage Fart YH fit all men. (Main FleorMen's Store—Nugents.) HARRAH (Main Floor, Men's Store—Nugents.) ee Floor—Nugent or BARGA 3 ‘ASEMENT claimed Here are Friday sales in the Basement that present some of the best values in the End-of -the-Month Sale. Read through this list—supply your needs at these savings. Please remember—no phone or mail orders. $1.50 Shirting 50c Fancy Outing Silk-mixed Shirting; 36 inches Fanevy Outing Flanne!}, A wide; firm, serviceable —) con- f NN Pumps! Oxfords! es whee: pajama Army Blankets, Soa and a ae double $1 39 Wor Socks, black and a ; =| Mens Union Suits, medium special ‘ wight 98e Double Texture oe Mer Flannel Shirts, values silk lined ° tok S $1.78 Submarine Coats, blanket|Arnj Wool Blankets, $3.76 lined = . e O. Wool Blankets, «x'¥Fa Khaki Breeches spt ia! .. 84.95 Khaki Coats. a6 ie Wool Mackinaws, 4)! Heavy Sweaters, jumbo} sigs ... $7. (” gagiagiapaty .$2.98| Mas Leatherette Cc Comforts... 88 to $2.98! vmes to $25.00. $12. At Two Big Stores tains small percentage of cotton; assorted multi-colored, striped pat- Ns TC Y s . terns..... ce aennecseenns : Dress Gi h YRS | 4 to $6 95 ngiams $1.50 Georgette Crepe \\ IVs 3 $ $ o4_ = Dress Gingham, in a wide range of 40 inches wide firm, Values at 4 ch colors, plaids and sheer quality, flesh and 67¢ white only; vard stripes, 27 inches $2.00 French anaes : $5 to $7 $ 95 Percale 49 inches wide; fine soft quality: : ¢ Values at sa | Percale. in light groun: ja, all-wool: dark navy P | und seme IN with neat figures, stripes C aa ? 4 splendid sel: ction of the and dots: * 65 ine he - wide . ” - . . he | newest and most-wanted styles $1.00 iidisiatete for Spring at the lowest Dress Gingham Flannelette Petticoats | a prices quoted by any St. Louis oni! ia ic ‘tee with floune © or se allop; fin- 1 ‘ | : ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ a | ‘ na qd « . i hed ta e at Waist] in ‘¢ etore since mre war cay a. x 2 pace beautiful range of ri , s Cs -« | f rich a1 : : | | detailed or plaid rs » Our Basement at “In Ger Basement at © prs Mixtures Kerses Berges Velours Silks vertones Plush@ Wool a desirable new styles, such @.. ertones 00 J CTSCYs belted Coats, dolman Mtraigt ine, tunic and panel Dresses, tailored styles and seé Te tifully embroidered or beaded. trimmed Coats. Some ae Dresses or Redingote Dresses. rs half lined. Sizes ® } the newest colors and trimming and juniors, in this Pare represented. Women’s, misses’ & . Pk er - - (Bargain Basement—Nugents.) DPOOOVVO00 1000000000008 006 OF 0000 0000000000050000000000000000001 will not permit a $3.95 altienss ) \ description here, but we want inches wide reg om yng ar ota ) you to come expecting eur Demet ariel keag gingham or plain chambray passing values at these prices arses 4 pages —you will not be disappointed. Cotton Domet Flannel, in a and convertible eol- (Basement—Nagents.) good heavy quality; well C fleeced; 27 inches wide . 713-17 WASHINGON AV. 415 NORTH BROIDWAY lars. Sizes 36 to 46.. 7 ewrewreryrryreryryT)yy}"TTTTTTrTTs's T's Xx, TX XT \XT\T 't ‘XT Xt TX TX 'X%*T TT 'tT',X%T,'X''}' 7. — eee eee eee eee eee ee eee ee eee eee GVO VE VEU VV VU VV wuUVVUVVUVVVVVVeS & 00000000 000000004 : 2 5 son a°3° oneee os oe he te — BEesaanangnazrases acento ieecananenagiaeianasiian

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i “24 ee ee ee angers: oe —_— —-+- crete ; _-_-__- ee eee ee ee dl ST. LOUIS PCST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 | PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. JANUARY 27, 191, D day, Jan. 27. Oliver Tretter. grandchild, age Funera! from | TRETTER—En |Z : ' Dp. m., to Park | Weixelbaum), a ee ll eal ll al ala Eisie Tretter (nee Fischer), and our dear | tate a Chinese Fur | ginia avenue, on Saturday. Jan. 29. at 163 W. 48th et. New York: a WEIXELBAUM—On Wednesday, Jan. 26.'N. Y.; Cohen & Son, 1, 123 1921, at 9:30 p, m. Katherine Wetxel- | New York, N. Y.; Collins, W. ; baum (nee Weiss), mother of Mary Feicht ville. Md; Cooper, Morris, 40 w”’ (nee Welxelbaum) and Teresa Hoeiker (nee —e EATHS __.__ SPECIAL_NOTICES ~~ os Or ly n Thurs- H.. 108 New Gower at. R topo. a are osha = Flovd foundland: Chinese Fur ipportere, N. ene and Sth st.. New York, beloved oo of Eug reneson, Receiver in Baskrustes r ae Importers, i. Ta B01 ys | Bi New Yor Cohn, B.. « Lawn Cemetery. (cS) & Son. J.. 148 W. 25th New York, N. ¥.; Corn, Ben, 369 nd our dear mother-in-law | @V. Ow York, N. Y¥.:; Merville Ne RIALTO: Srows per Parana ae “THE ee {ANI FOE Matinees Daily at 3 P. VAUDEVILLE AT ITS BEAT MR. LEO SINGER 1IDGET SINGER’S MIDGETS | PHOTO PLAY THEATERS PHOTO PLAY THEATERS ry COMBINING SERVICE AD RE CMT 1 PRESENTING LEADING PHOTOPLAYS > In a clever film adaptation of the story, “Girls Don't Gamble | Any More,” by George Weston, which appeared in the Satur- day Evening Post. A sprightly farce with many amusing situations. ener A Safetr Margin of More Ilan Six to One Your 7% Protects - Yearly (ash Dividend on Uni Electric’s Preferral Stock, Pay- able $1./5 Per ies Four Times a Year. The 490°St. Louis district owners of Uion Electric preferred stock will be please to learn that for 1920 their } Company’s diidend earnings were OVER «~~ BIX TIMES jhe sum needed to pay its preferred stoc} dividends. After settig aside 3.21% of its value in good condition the Com- | of 6.103% on the STATE- > cobs VAUE of its State-regulated prop- eH and busines{ Adding the earnings of our ge, Blectric Applianc@tore at 12th and Locust Streets, er St. Louis, and son items of non-operating revenue, = - brought the total }t income, available for interest, ~o-—- dividends and , up to 7.051%. | Union Elearic is the most economi- . cally capitalized rge electric service company in a the United States, Approximately two-thirds of its ae investment is repsented by bonds, whose cost to | the Company avages only 5.78% yearly. The * strength of Unio Electric’s Apso position, built on honest capitalition, good service and low rates, 3 is a credit to thigreat community in which the ~~ @ompany now sere over 126,000 customers. ~~ Anyone, arrwhere, can buy shares of Union Electric 7) to the | : . | OXRE * New Grand Mat 2:15, 200 mas 7-11, 2he-35c | Centrat “THOUGHTLESS d OEM West End WOMEN” Lyric | FEATURING HOUSE Bt ALMA RUBENS ff | ws JAN. 30 | HANK MANN In | | “JUNK” BABY COYLE and Others I ar re ee ee ae -- Se STRAND SIXTH NEAR ST. CHARLES The New England Story Down Home GREAT IN YTS SIMPLICITY ’ ' ' ' ‘ SS esheets | | Not just Picture A screen Achieve- 2 qe — cee ' — —E g LEW KELLY SHOW with SKINNE In the New Play By A. E, W. MASON AMIE | rete ats, L.. Wolfe Gilbert Stone and Hayes AMERICANS=te:.3 8:15. 500 to $2.50, | Buotlerand Parker Jordan and Tyler Mat, Sat., 2:15, 350c to $2. Retter Brothers Kinograms-Topics Seats es 7 O’Cleck Performances Saturday and Su nday FX TRA: MATINEE DAILY AT 3PM. E ‘and grandmother. aged 69 years. Recet' , are tcy of the EF | Foneral Sat: irday, Jan. 39. at & a. m., Be n Corn, 50 Wi , ~4th, st.. New Tou from residence, 3933 Humphrey street, to 2-3 > cee, “nae. & 402 Mutual Lig ‘Holy Family Church, thence to SS. Peter an? i ee Crowdus, ai, “. | ,. . te} ; . n : eke “Ou 1.9, * Paul's Ceinetery. $61 Delaware. st. Kansas reame, - (= , . Dachis & Schulman 162 W. 26th _UNDERTAKERS yp OFR. N. ¥ Dangier, A. ©¢., — nore | Bt. New York. N. Y¥.: David S &. Main st.. St. Louis PEETZ BROS. «Banat Sere , es pernbder Carl - i. Toi Demnbere, Cart & Son. 196° @ Oc, OW Tork, N. Deutsch, -”. & Funeral chapel, 2739 Lafayette av.; auto 130 W. 27th st.. New York, N. ¥; ambulance: no charge for chanel (c@2) Dorfman. Receiver in Bankruptcy of the Om —_—_ — "tate of A Deuls h & Co., 17a Hroa - wew York, N. Dinerstein, W, P MONUMENTS 30th st., ~ ° York. N. ¥.: Dowent ‘ ~s Co... gs ¥ at.. New York, ; remet mb ‘rance Dreiwitz. hes & , om 10 3" > 28th MONU ME N TS & 1e@ det rted. a SUSE, quis 3 ¥ | $07 bh st.. New York. N Fel Diretwiig & Sen, | We erect everywhere. Estimates free x “ va te on N. ‘YY. “ys 1 ad 1" oe ve ork, aster? run way ANZE MONU MENT CO. . 49 i. sth st. New Yo cs in: Oo ) r ‘ur Cr _ 7810 _Gravois. Ph one Riv ‘erside 1940 ine: canhen. “Alta, Fur 4 108 0x09. re — — — mre se St Me the THREE other St. Louis news-- SUNDAY NEXT SEATS TODAY | papers COMBINED. WALKER #BALLANTRAE Tries to win back the love of his forme: sweetheart \~SEE TOMORROWS PAPERS Nights. 50c¢ to $2.50: Wed. Mat.. 50-$1.50, — Sat. _Mat.. . 500 to $2: ‘Seats also at C onroy’ a. During 1920, the POST-DISPATCH f York, N. ¥.; Arthur \ printed 22,825 WANTED TO PUR- PERS O N AL | oe a a A I ct “AT THE VILLA ROSE”’ CHASE ‘“Wants’’-——6972 more than | MI \ l 7 =" AIKEN—Entered ‘into rest on Wednes- day, Jan. 26, 1921, at 11:15 p. m., Orpha, PERSONAL—W S. Aiken, sister of Mrs. James Kearney and on = Bellefo Mre EFlizabeth Follett. Funeral will take piace from Arthur J. , Donnelly’s funeral parlors, 3846 Lindell bceulevard, on Friday. Jan. 28, at 2 p. m.,i- lto St. Rose’s Church. Interment in Cal- vary Cemetery, ec). ANTHONY—Ente ‘red into rest on Tuesday, Jan. 25, 1921, at 6:30 p. m., Margaret | | Anthony (nee Moroney), widow of the late | Joseph Anthony, beloved mettial of William and Joseph Anthony and the late Mary An- thony Littleton, sister of Mrs. Anthony { Floodman, Mrs, Delia Tierney and Mire. | Kate Tierne Funeral wili take place from the res!- SHUBERT-JEFFERSON TONIGHT AND ALL WEEK The Funniest Farée of the Year NIGHTIE NIGHT From Princess Theater. Matinee Saturday 50¢ to $1.50 Eves., 50c to $2. Seats also at Conroy's, NEAT SUNDAY SEATS NOW Guy, POST in “THE MASQUERADER” Eves. & Sat. Mat. $1 to $3. Wed. Mat., $1 to $2.50. law and aunt, aged 36 years. | Elmer Seyfried, 5221 Paullan place, o BU DD—On Thurs day, Jan. Oo” Park boulevard; sister of Mrs. R. and Churies Budd. months and 14 days. Funeral f Iwice Every Day—S:15 HARRY FOX & CO. BERT BAKER J. ROSAMOND ‘ ‘ i Int ermen t at St. Paul's Cemetery. Hanna Oughton and Arthur F. Cardwe:. and our dear uncle and brother-in-law, ace ' G2 years andoah avenue, Saturday. Jan. 2. at g2 Marcia ID. Rudd, at her home, 4957 Forest Wade Burkhardt dear daughter of George an¢ Sophia Erb and dear sister of George, Oscar, | Warren, Harry, Paulina and A¢ lele Erb, our) sister-in-law and aunt, aged 29 years, 6 Delmar boulevard. on Friday, Jan. 28, at 7:30 a. m.. To New Cathedral. Interment ‘nm Mount Carme! Cemetery. Deceased was a 'member of Ladies of the aogcepees. No. 26, and Liberty Court, Court of Hono (c) | BROEE KAERT—On Wednesday mon 26, at 10:25 a. m., Emma Broeckaer me. pe a beloved wife of Leovold | Broeckaert, and our dear sister, sister-in- Feo of es son, Willlam Anthony, 5060 Funeral from home of her sister, Mrs Friday, January 28, at 2 p. m., to Mis- eouri Crematory. (c) Notice of funeral later. (c) BURKHARDT—On Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1921, at 11:15 a. m., Laura M,. Burk- hardt (nee Erb). beloved wife of Louls i om family residence, 5022 | Alaska avenue, Friday, Jan. 28, at 1:30 ». m., to St. Paul’s Church. Oakville, Mo. CARDW ee i” itered into rest, Thurs- day, Ja 7, 1921, at 8:30 a. m., Harry am, wth , aVew York, Y ~ Freundtie A ill parties who saw lady fall| 3384 AV. @Ath st.. New York N. iaefer, 2:33 Oth st... New ntaine car last weigey, Jan ¢ Sens ? 21. bout Bb p. m., at Virginia and Delor. &. Y.; Fur Gather = Exchange, ple ane comnmunicate with Mrs. Bosbyszsheil, g¥th st., New York. N. Y¥.; Gansg rit on 4°14 Maryland 7 «~ W. ~Gth st.. New York, N —_—_—_—_—_—_——— — dus a. iris : Winnipe ' (a FUSS & & it nh, { ¢ STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS {° ce. Geringert Co ae " ' get Lawrence bl., Montrea Can. ; STOCK HOI. DERS’ MEETING—tThe regular 226 W. “7th st.. New York, N, — as provi neldere of the gee annual meeting of stockholders of the Weingold, 44 W. 28th st., Grand View Railroad Co. not having been N. Y¥.; Goldberg & Son, A., held on the second Tuesday of December, | “Y.. New York, N. Y., Goldberg, pany, @ special meeting of the stock- | Ww Bloomfield, Ia.; Gocdmain Co,, us é ago, Iil.; is hereby called for the election of five | Rosenthal, 168 King st. Bast. Toront (5) directors, at Room 610. 415 ‘Locust | S48-: {cottwald Fur end Wood Ce. ded by the by-laws of the | Seventh av.. New York, N Grand View Railroad Co. Sstin av., Chic . Louls, Mo.: Greenbe St. ~ — on Saturday, Jan. |: ‘ 20. 1021, ato and for the ‘trans- | ian & Bro. Ai. S07 Seventh ad action of euch other and further ‘businéss | York, N. ¥.: M A. Henkel Trustee ta as may properly oun before the meoting | Bankruptcy of the Estate of M. By order of resident, . |& Bro., 149 Broadway, New York. N. ¥- M A. MILLER. | Grossman, Wm. 146 W. 28th et. New : President. N. ¥.; Haas, Sain, 268 W, 20th st. GEORGE W. BAUMHOFF. Bedvetary, (oy | Now York 5 Oe Y.; Harris, B., 25 Ww. STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING—Kangas City, | §t;,New York. No Y:; Heller, Leon, *, St. Louis & Chicago Railroad Co.. St-| Hacandoft, 151 a , Louis, Mo.. Jan. 26, 1921. The annual yy. Herold A Content. evcheae meeting of the stockholders of the Kansas | ruptcy of the Teneo - H 7 ver im 4 City, St. Louls & Chicago Railroad Co. for) gor¢ $20: Grcadwe ‘ ‘New Yi Suth s until @eold, will seil. at its auction To-mns, New Yorl s , Pau! Lazarus. 152 W 'goutheast corner St. Louis, Mo.. at public auction upon the! 4° .W. 27th at.. New York, ow. Bes B 4 New ork GU Y VOYER & GALE WENDELI.' dalera M. Merklin (nee Merz). dear father! extent of such in WALLACE GALVIN THREE ROMANOS “The Kentucky Colonel’ : By Opie Rend FEATIL RING JOS. DOWL ING ‘of Mrs. Anna L. Hartwell and Albert J. | 'Merklin, dear brother, father-in-law, grand- | father and uncle, in his eighty-first gene. Funeral Friday, Jan. 2 at 8:15 m. nue. to St. Bernard's Church. Interment at SS. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Friends in- vited. Deceased was a member of St. Lou! 'Radischer Benevolent Society. (c) | as] a a: ET vwP A PARTYSS - - MIL LER —On Wednesday, Jan. 26, 1921, # Gayety *-" Gayety ® Cc Ln p. m., Joseph W. Miller, darling | oun "ad William and Minnie Miller (nee Schwab), and brother of Martin and Cath f All This Week!! Bie Comic Hit!!! 4 erine Miller. and our dear arandchild an ! FLASHLIGHTS OF 1920 With Great Company! Beatty Chorus! McAllister and Shannon STARTING NEXT SUNDAY MAT. Jack Singer Presents the M r. Ke lly (himself), Seats now on sale! ] For a Big Surprise See GAYETY ad- me vertisement in This Paper Sunday!!! ‘PERSHING PET VEN kt) ELAM POON 8:30 Tonite—All Seats Reserved Pershing Opera Company Presents “OH, BOY" Seats at Baldwin's. Mat.— “CHOCOLATE SOLDIE aie great-grandchild, age 1 month. Funeral from residence, 3912 De Tonty a. m., to Cal (c) street, Friday, Jan. 28, at vary Cemetery. J NE x Sn Wednesdar. Jan. 26. 19271. at m., yt mow Nehl. dear brother of 1 Dr. Charles W. and Laura Nghl. * “y eral on Friday. Jan. 26. at & PD. ™. ‘Neumann, beloved husband of Mary Neu mann (nee Rawizza). dear father of Mildre jand Mabel Neumann, dear son of Agaths 'ginia avenue, Sur day, Jan. 30, at 2 @ member of the A. K. ™ V. and iI. P. EB U.. No 10. (c8 meyer, aged 75 years, 12 days. | South Broadway, Saturday, Jan. 29, at i {to the Tur Exchange of said Debtors being | York. 'N. Y.: Louis. BerneteiIn H. & Fur as follows: Lyi 610 De! laware ws Kansas City. ons tim! . ; ; yon & Cohen, 48 W. 27th st.. New York : Bolisias E. Akst & Co... 21 Kitalskata, Y.: Bernard Vorhace. K ives ia inal Viadivostok. Ruasia: Sagidulia Agisheff, ruotey. of the Estate of La n & Cohen, 127 ‘care of 8. N. Agishetr. |chome, Bentendor!l. Yokohamo, Japan: Year: Willington et., Montreal, Ca: __ Northern 'son, V., 37 Yamamoto-Dori 3 Cnome, Kobe. | Japan, Riley-Newman, Direct Export Prod- 278 Rupert a n, Wigaipes. Can. N ~ /uce Company; 31A Pitt st.. Sydney, Aua- H. & Co. 100 W. 28th st., New Yor tralia; Ryssian | Ltd.), 123 Cannon st., London, England ©. | York, N. ¥.; Rott. See ri} eee ver 2 Banks 4: Scandrett. L. A. @ Bridge st., Sydnev. ruptcy of the Estate . + ¥ . Sronstgin. >. Australia: Siberian Agricultural Uinona, 113 Ghambers st.. New York, N, rons a>. ; Lincoln st.. Boston, Mass.; Swift & Co... J. & Co, 36 8. State at. Chicago, : j _W., 110 Bond st., Dunedin, New Zealand: Percy. D. St. Joanne, New foundigne ; a} Walden, E.. 73 ‘ ‘*harles st.. Lancaster, Tas- Pe: ibere & Cooper, 140 W. 27th st. 2 mania: Wul fsohn. James, Ritterstravsse 15. York. \ Pierce. A, & EB. & 6 Leipzig. Germany; bBfron, Geo., Versailies Pacific av.. Winnipeg, Can.; Edwar ollek G.. Viadivostok, Hotel, V ladivostok, Russia: Galovanoff, B. Co. Ltd., 183 St, Paul st., oo “A - Viadivostok, Russia; Holmes: Storey & Co.,, New York. N. _Y¥.; Hapaport @ a H. W ' ~~. © Bydney, Australia: Jaed Y, Sydney. 01 Sixth av.. New York 3 y ‘Austrailia: Kobayashi ic. e. O. Box 1°7, ioeppel, Receiver tn Bankru - o the Yokohama, Ja Krukoff, A. B., 2 Por- ist at °. of Rapaport & Diam ou ‘ tavaia st., V adivostok. Russia; Lyons & man LA York. ‘. X: nes oN ; bons. E., Melbourne, Australia, 1200 FE. stock, ‘ie24 W. 25th et.. New — nt z Broadway. N. .: Abbey Fur Co., 310 Bt ly Rosenberg, Receiver in Bankrup’ : aul st, W. Montreal, Que., Canada A! ayka Fevate of Reich & Weinstoc -" ur Trading Co., 275 8&t. Paul st., Moin- way. New York. N. Y¥.: Ret voart treal, Canada: ‘Alton Fur House, 1200 F. A . 151 W, 25th st.. New os a Broadway. Alton, : American-Canadian -~4than Berlin. Receiver in 7 TP Ww Raw ur Co., Main and Locust sts St. wae mmate of A. Reichbart & on. Tt. Mo.; American Fur aud. Pelt Corp r . York. } oy Ret bert, Y 26th s ew Yor ntl Oke even ch “av . New Yo » Ww eA soak Fur Trading Co... 140 Ss " New &tein telson 4 N ~~ 2°. wv. York. N ; April, H. & Co, 143 W. 27th sek York. N y.; Rey & Co. @ ] Y. i} ; : , ~ . - . " : . ¢ “9 tr " ‘ ' " ‘ . Saini. at.. New York. N. Y.; Atkins, L. G.. 36% Receiver in Bonere tcey of the Eetat 234 @ 28th st & Son, 143-148 } B aed York ] Bernatein & Feld et. West Montreal, Canada: ge Fail. Bankruptcy | in the Estate of .. & Bohnen, 176 King st., East Toronto, & SBreger. 60 W. 26th st.. New Sanada; Bilankenstein & Son, — W Y.; Walter E. Ernat, Receiver in th et.. New York, N. Y.: Henry Stiver. of the Estate of Ryweck & Breger. Recelver In Bankruptcy, of the Estate of Ii. Broadway. New Yorki N. Y., Sandi n, Blankenste!n & York. N. Y¥.: Bloom. Max, 717 15th av.. & Co, J. I. 127 30th #t.. New + | Milwaukee Wis.; t B w . 37 st.. New York, N. * - Boehner ruptcy of the Eetate of J. LL. Bap Co.. W. J.. 259-163 W. 25 st... New Co... 370 Broadway. New York. N. 4 ork, N. Y.; ndar. A.. 16] . 27th et..| katoon Hide and Fur Co.. 215 Al ew York, rewer, J. E.. 143 W. | Saskatoon, Bask. Can Savitt st st.. New i Ba ll Fur Co Ce., 3 , Roose 5 re co » = tt ft, Baltimore, Mé.; Brim vitt. 3316 W. Reosevelt ‘ ré._ 1... 26 bath at., Now York. N.| li; Harola McK e . Trustee in Brucker, Ben. 128 W. 2 et.. 2 ed of vit, A. ork, N. : muel H. Lammis. Recety Bidg.. Chica go. Lil. : Bankru tcy, f "the Estate of Bend. eck. 37 nth P42 new York. ai or 3 Oz st.. New York. N. Y.:. Hros.. 138 W. TGth «et.. New ‘York. of the Estate o Fidelity nade Raw st.. Weet Montreal, : i esdbury Ont... o7th st. 146 Wee \aring eae H. FE. R. WOOD. Secretary, (c8) Globe Bidg., Seattle, Wash.; Jaffe “WHERBAS, International. Fur Exchange. |& Meyers, 910 %Wwe>- Ee, oo oe (hereafter termed the Fur Exchange, did N. Y.: J. hitherto receive on consignment certain lots ruptcy 0 of ee a , > ler , - P — = j : lectively calle@ the Debtors, and 4id make! 4, Hankruptey of the Estate of Kets Broe.. ’ more than 60 days have elapsed sincs the | Snort & Co.. 154 W. 37th st.. New York lished catalog applicable thereto and to the New York, N : The Levin Fur Co., 16° | Bay st Tor ae Ont (an.: Levinson &@ b > debtedness, the lots of frre Hros., B., 283 Alexander av... Win! eg. Can.: (and ekine held by the Fur Exchange as col-| Levy, Harry. 134 W. 25th wt... New York. tralia; Byrnes Bros., care of «, a. Scand-| N- 4;) Magnant « J rett, Sydney, Australia; Colley. R. T.. Hay- | &. st. Peter st. Sew ‘Gr ans, La.: Marion market P. U., Box 58, Sydney. Australia; (‘racing ©Co., 450 St. Pa at VV est aos: me, Yokohama, Japan; Miura & Co., 45 Hon- laters of Miler & Kileer. 62 Beaver 6ét., ten-dor!, Osaxa, Japan: Moller. W. C.. Lue New York WN. Y:: Morrison. Geo. L.. 600 pt y: By eR, gh N aco tche Trustee in an ruptey of | 4“ a the Estate of Bash @ Magun, 235 Seventh | Pie '™ York N.Y _, Replan Roman. pew, York, N. Y.: Bell, G. W. & Co, 65 Ww. 28th at., New York. Ny ¥.; ; Marcus Helland Receiver in Bank- Yors N. Y.; Roeen, Kimmel Corp.. ruptcy of the Estate of I. Berg & Son, 320 Ceventh @ New Yo ~ | gree way, New York, N. Y.: Berger & Co..| Simon, 126 W. *Siet ~ New York. N. &i “* 48- Ww. 38th st. New York, N. x.: Pober?t i Step “anson. Receiver in Raak- Berger, Nathan, 116 W. 2Pth st.. Rv ruptey of the Estate of Simon Rosen Yor Y.; ws Seca. 227 First st.. @0 Wail st.. New York, N. Y.: North Minneapyile, i ing. ; Bernstein Pir | & Co., D., Port Arthur, Ont., Cam; M. an York, N. wel aenstie! Fur Co.. In: 112 \ 29 si. New Bernstein & Feigman:- 2 61 Heventh &Y..| York. N Y.; Rothman & Mit Receiver in ‘Bankruptcy of the Estate of 7 W. 28th o.. New York “ ; , u — a. N. Y.; Bidleman. H. L.. Burne Lake. ja Rutchik. Ben. 117 W. C6th et.. t , ork. St. Michaels. Md.: Lewis Bchapiro. Gol, Little Falls, Mina; | Md.; oseph Olive | Fs 335 Seventh av. New York, WN. ¥.; M.. hn. Local No. 286. A spe- W. 2Pth st., New York, N. Y.: J. Clifford local union -No. 20 will bea’ McChristle Receiver tin Rankruptey of the fternoon, Jan. 29, 1921, at! Estate of I. M. Jawitz. 233 Broadway, New Olive st., to consider the! York, N. Y.: Kahn, Otto, 20 W. 27th a eek. (5) New_York, N._Y.; Krap & Kass pree.. 36 — _ ® 3 ~ - tieistelts. srustne in Bank- satate of Kasi dort, & Meyers, either to the owner cr for 4 W. 24th st... New York, y H katz- & April, ee ok oath ste Ne Ww York . - Kaye & Maron On ~7th at. to the Fur Exchange. al- New York. me. 5.3 Kheel_& A Jie 122 W. 27th st.. New York, N. TY. dvances and each cf the’ N. Y.- Kornbluth Bros.. 112 W. 27th at.. 3 ’ ee z.3 of Fourth and Market sts.,' 24th st.. New York. N. Y¥ Lehman Edgar : eB «& Beglikter, Ae ade ~Sth st... wis, Sar 163 W. 2Oth at New York. thal €& Jacobson. 128 WwW. 26th st.. New S.. P. O. Bez 26 VU. Dune-| Locust sis, St. ‘Louts. Mo.; A. (©. MacFar Balaksbin, Mrs. M., 22 Jane, Orange, Tex.; Mandell, H., 304 Seventh ; New York. NWN. Y¥.: Cari Jd. Austrian. A. Scandre:, ovdney. Aus- Harry Mandell, 45 ya eo st.. New York. > res l. "AD X trop iit } Cc o., 211 106 Rue Reaumur, Paris, oth hie . ork. : aS ) ¥ Mu ler & Kiiger \ i & Co., 17 Tokiwacho Nicho-: 112 W. 28th st., New York, Max Rockmore, Receiver tn HKankruptcy of rhe Hide & Fur Co., 515 Iberville ed Fur Mf Co... 183 St. Paul & . Ny wrth Ww eat litde & Fur Ce., Commercial’ Co. (Sibun lon ¥.: Orlove, H. J, 226 W. & 7th at... New Russia; Hayeff. Vassily. (an.; Pottasch, geen i. ae York, N. Y.; Bash & Y; G. Rev & 36 Nassau at., New ‘York, N. ¥ Berg. L. | hockmore Receiver in Bank ruptc y W. 29th at., New York, Estate of N. Roman, 8&2 Beaver at. i, 2a3 W. Lester M. Friedman. °:h st.. New York. N. Y.: Rubsnstem tS: A. N man, 233 Broadway, New paugh W. (. *04 Court av Bieber, A., 281 St. Pavl’ York, N. Y.; Harry Eisenberg 118 W. Vth at New York, N. Broadway, New Co.. 6 N. 24 st.. St. Louis, Mo.; W & Morris. 1i2 N. ¥.: Marcus Helfand. Receiver in 4 Conway st.. Maitimore,. & Heche r. Recelver in Baphrunsey vy. ¥.: Se wechow ta, Le earl lew Raer & = | York, N. ites JANUARY 12' —— SPECIAL NOT ee Continued From free inser, 44 W. 24th et . 6 chuck 3 ipn a. ra . a aa 1 W. 28th st.. New York « Co , Lar? “a . “al Cen.; Schwartz * tree), vw Ts 7 ~# Tye iller, BY Heaver wo pene & Fo zai 9 WwW ore, . 7 = af “he ‘Ss Ww 2st! ~ nN w Yor MorrT's 2 4 4th et tiart as a4 ile ¥ 7 | e . 5 Hichardson. 1022 Spe. “Tt liz , ‘ sO) giles David H. Bilde Itece! ers tr ‘ ; ry - Siver N 7p Se ont eal ‘ : sar rh Logar ay’ ‘ . aiiverine & ; ss : “él & - ~* : m New Yors ~s s — ,» Rubissiern yY.: Slenaer, Ka gobei, N.. Ze W. 2th at, | Solomon a- Bo hner Fur Ce, J 0ro8 nt = 4 26 wt.. New York Rosenkranz, 134 W. Verh NX Y¥Y.; Spertng «= \ tf e . ter M } : ’ t re y of the Eatate - 3 Hroadway Ni by einb« e 7 Hoiman, 159 } rk Nr Weiner & 9th at.. es ve i, ' Son. 2 NW. ¥.:; Weladrod e Kure Toronto, (rnt We — Kk. Oth at New York N (o and Scheckowtlts. I New York “ ' e'tver Ww 2th =! N aK Herskowitz Lil W Slat N , \ ler i i New Y¥ A , 2 in Fank jetcy 7 » fr « ener ‘eh Prroedwey N William Ralpl Mie! bet 1 ing * Winegrad & Son t y Yor y W 1th at New ¥ ” N 5 1 & Coe. 2a tS «et WN Wulfsohn & Co May. 19 New York. N. YT Z.weibel st.. New York NF Information concerning t the descriptions of emid fy" be obtained from the ug office. southenst corner fo ets.. St. Leuls, Mo INTERNA ATIONAL son R oF ; he ALI Dated, ra, iv Je oo. Mi = r= LOST and F the — HA! Prin l . z m4. BELT ald Pwr “1 \ i! yell ; sit ' « . . r a M %. ’ ; ' >) . | » ' » i? » . 109] agiu mm ' fey ing i’ f ' ' n eweps! r r ™ ul W re iv ta ’ at Ja srde ; {ve eta 5? 4 me c ‘ ee Oran ir kee ren Ke 3406 Hu e} reward Tn Los hy a4 by chain and } al bow Tet : mis whit at K 470° ientrn tear ee - DOG , i at | lie on eft ind etu reware Dox nd | aye ri na\.e ty ] 8°08 1491 B o TO RM Dork! NIA ‘ bre l. j pf mat aT ' er ’ : _ ea. if 1” afe wea fo " 4 EYEGLASSES ' tortol\see > ager at iLASSES Loe Pamous Ha ‘ " ‘ ASS FS . ford Pa . 4 : fa’ : ’ fstivl MI 1A r parte . ‘ ~ 4 jhtit Ls ’ | a tions ase a. ’ : KID GLA) > on + ’ 7 ah ear SAEUU »” a ; t " " ; . rh L Return to 1848 8 itt Mir t wi at a K vr, grt a) , | . « : N Fe K TA! 4 “ - tos’ err. } & 11 «ae oe fa 1 4 esa: , ' a ‘ e is acp a2" : - er oo -— btn Ket - e . hela > *T ‘ ow ine Sif ’ = : POCKETBOOK —Loae wi © aseee ” ' teed MUrn } A hia®wr ine ren nw} “a twee? pon) «! ‘ar re 1’ iF] - af ar 4 $14 ae * ' RS} a” ' a and ke reware * LRa&Fe " v ward if td an 2 rt ILeé FS . : ; Tw he 4 soo . ad ret ” . ri RSE I's «* Nugente’ ; ‘al x $15 ; \ rent SUARPF Ft . in or ' +. 4 ' SHRINE Pia tleurn ¥ id j ber ; row a < ; ‘ 1 in ’ ° STICK FIN - wari at a a c Mali. $1% " ' Grand and A 2 tet STRING ; PeA! evening het « ee ’ Misesurt or ' Th ward ‘ — Te 4 : - ' : MBILE. et « ' Minster an! A508 Rarity “Re **shans 40 i Wator- Lowe coll. | =|64T Lame Watch Loni square refurn to GU M Vestions her! 41a oer ‘H-Lest. i Hamilton of Erect : se return ‘So Mi : . ra. or Bhong. _ FOUNI : » Seated DO

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* — @ > Ww. Pinion iin OE Gt Re oy Dncinabidahendieis- ae SN Sr Me RO edges BSA caeS aradin ~ ¥. JANU. : o- af. 2 - + ge a. *~ © ai, , oe — : ea 19 ARY 27, 1921, Be iF YOUVE Decivced 10 EAPAND En SUDINESS and add to your staff find the right people through these colamns. “8 soSbisitsiten 20 SPECIAL NOT e: T T L mannan oe ;-___LOST AND FOUND HEATRICA i Pe : eal és IIR st Fossett. as sears AGENTS WANTEO—MEN —§ HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS) HELP WANTED- WOMEN, GIF LS BPA PPL OY i — “THURSDAY Ogatinued From Preceding Pen. aaaaaaaad os : , vee ANU ' —s te ° e* ~ PPD AMATEURS td.—-Juvenile; for riday é = ye s9ei. 46 W. bach ee of Felix UND BY >T : night. 3 prizes: last chance to enter the | AG EN TS—To fae our home remedics, ex- ALTERATION HAN DS—Expertence! for ‘ MIL ] Y ERS wee 8 Ar "Phila. A IREDAL i “pou-—4se0 deennde = id Letter contest which takes meee 2 ji reacts, ete nong the farnilies: a nustier cals. Suits and diesses; permanent posi- . seas ads e ; SI | ean make g: | “Nip Address the (iii Kline's, GO” W ashington | Expefienced in trimm ing —— = — rch st., W en , Ne P a : dos ad er ——s . % Pa. : 29 =! } ‘ARF i? t Park Apply w Shenandvoah Theat $ PECIAL - NOTICES ew a a ee 1 PUR NEC —12th District Station. | +8. Broadway. Y. ii Norristown. ie?) Am. me steady work? “ . * ¥ . KPIBC E—" hief’ s Orn - . _——— - ’ OPP BLL eh et POPP yp vw Ss a : rial ¢ Al j’ RR E SS i i > ‘ iit #F cre. or ah " “4 ro 4 WW. : k. N , ; , - re AMATEURS Wtd.—Adults only: Washin t a AGENTS—Cs - le me ‘ : 7 ; a ampoot a ZIEGLER. Y RANKEL. . ” y " p gt JENTS an use Yew energetic men for ‘AniCUrInE; paid while learnt ne: 1408 IT pout wie LOOP (cB) 9 aetna sateen ‘ ‘ : > — Schwartz —=— é, - | . ’ ita ae era f , , , ; em, Gower st., Rt. eon ow. mh a0, Schoears - ns D4 eat Mon- j Oh ay er A gee rt 730 mn: F | | . — we have no in Or EltOn bur- au, it is inn 008- a oe. ene Ee oe ae : iadies to leurn the trade. Talbot's. 1221. N. importe af “ York. N. » & , cendier & Miller, et ‘| B USINESS . S10 $5- =. Ji prizes, 4 8ible to answer queries by mai l or telephone. nut st P. hin al gat weather ' pool | LI N ERY DESIG) “e * 88th st.. New Yor N. Y. oy i ARDS Salisbury or at 12th and Lucas av.: fé Query jor Sunday must be matled a werk bef ph d q CAKE SEWERS—Apply Trorlicht-Dunck- Expeflenced designer who an ~ Receiver in Bankrupicy of Sendler a; — pal A sand twins _CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS rs 0P_ Valentine —— at | ee eee. we Can otter Gy ; oie ; . y ASTIER— Youn tractive, propesition with one of Te ” ’ . : "a Portossl’ 40%" ork, NN. Y.; | ELECTRIC — r. Dwi f | . PTD tens a : : 74. : g iady in meat market. Ap : ; an ah: . WIRING, ETC Sie rt See ene eremae’ * O V. LEE.—Argentina is not ex- | r ANVASSERS—Men and wemen, for high- pty 2628 8. 391ch ‘cp; Wholesae houses in St. Idéuls. Correspon- ee - . / ” ae aie, PPB L\P OEE LOL Le ee i POM el AA “SP ? 1399s Eerennenees dence confidentia x 317, PD) job) Sherman. \ NOW | nn -- : the boo ~ : 5 York, N. yY eraan,, cT Fi CRAs EM PLOYMENT x on. ocialism. ' pba any wheat to the Unit Krade, weil advertised article. Apply be- 1? ae Dee, Brocery and meat market.) sore on te. LEE GORDON.—A quarter dollar tates, but is nat some corn tween 10 a. m. and 3S p. m., “dav. Franklin ay * . ‘ Exper er e " re feren.¢ e- - . ~ r - P j pent 4 _ 4 +: ia’ ‘* Si © ‘ Tie tv ; *”” ’ 2ei es Save you ~) per cent on a rea) , sending ’ oa Products Co resigence, 3: PUNO! re "bt Klaas Experienced o4th ot., New Yor } N. ; of electrical we rk: , . or ne _ Oster mann, in ‘Bask. anteed FR Ww pr lad : rity MoMiiing. W A N I E D | of the year 1821 is worth soc to Ge rman ¥y did not declare war on the eee | “ ice «4 m} AY o! H. Siegel, De! Mn 361 ah Yareet OoBLT i Cc Neo; 50: Un ited States me. nesota Av nail ~ Cah *) piy is SB. Ma hen} a Kak BIR tl.—— White: rol waces 40a N. Su Lit brOoR — Arn *St@ teil ex} corporat ror) é 4 Hin OL. s | TE ee Ek S—% experienc ed “reign a A lls ef) Sig ws T -. . : “ - - "% 4 > . ’ ‘% Edmonton” ee: HE Edw. ¢ ‘ooke 7 Co., licensed and MEN, BOYS NE WV BE GINS NER.—You may se- ~\Willlliam Bauchop W ile use two live solicits straight salary an very xood pay; steady work. Red Bird St KSEE kperienced, for infant and wa x. nate nen we OF. | and fixtures . eam Ltes Calne, ‘sik. Sr ~ RAR Seis alacant “hasy ‘“~ ; ‘ii + anid | a 1e game wanted 80N, ite ‘tate secretary of bonus, xb Thorpe, 1 to d p. m., 1606 Byn- Candy shop, 5614 Delmar (ec) ng =_— / must hi references; etal. . ime. . ap En mah op , Ollax y . Fl at he ‘uD zabra ALOR, : . ) ture an dicate T ‘ide ; : — e orte pane uptey of Estate of Fa ind sano avs “Central Dl 44 2, Al COU NT ANT—Sit : cost and produ: tio! CE] . ie I ibr ir y . a ‘ =. BE ant ‘ re. Pe ot- o C*Han “t) A’} a ly i} Pp “RS Ks perience od: biane 4 wie ~“ ’ oso" ae st ‘ Yorn. . B00- “WitkSsS 6 ROOMS—$455 Specialist: prefer. manufacture of varied PP, — 1 All the information 1” : = o > came to the Ww AN T iE D—_F; irst ce] aSS solic reas os on Work. Apply ie LiOuee ‘O15 \ NU J SF. ok xpe endl 3 . st. > i im on ish «s wite} es: be a itiful box vl in par- Parts along technical lines meet compe- ay ailahble on thea Subject was print- . ‘o) m ai iron and Winnipeg, M: Co.., al + | 5 mnt ae COLL M. linin 4 room and four tition intelligently. 3X H-1°S P.-D. «5) ed rT the Post-Dispatch on Jan. 13. 4 y W OULD-BE arsine WRITER for house-to-house fFUnvVASS, { — re at 1808 Buatmen s Bank At; i EN Bossn an. 80 « . ae ; i a Nains, (-¢) BI 4 ELE c* TRIC ie } ge AUTO MEE HANIC—Sit., 8S years’ experi- rs Be . oe ; 3 pe are oye U shit uld selec . ragagine +? : ne ‘ al ak Mmimediately der x ' over vt | -} oeue Pine st. Olis 737 (e682) ence, wants position repairing. driving or iene HH Consult any taxidermist iad we oe tne 5 Seppe apagns City and country. Straight ‘OLLAR Gi! —Excelsior _ etyidren, good i | a Silverstein, 39 a | Itlor ke ra4 [6 vo — ; . Lic] vou w a} ce j h s ’ LK. excels! iT La ndry 10} ubinstein, 47 WV... t ; . SRE it is oat ones — ‘soshlan owl any kind of wor k Box HH - 16 P_-D tg»? bod : lig mounting tne dog. You oR Wi } 7 Sone the short Y , | (" 1] | RB ; 1 N a . . 2 re « , ' a ¢ rie | wie : . J . “A " fr . : hey . by ' wie a e.s Bale ——— otal ctiee work” bt ‘> nt Re Aga : pier deoeke a a ry, together wit money order EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND | ah Bro, ; : : Ne "ork ae : a ; Soe aa “8 Zl ; = —— ye ; 7 BOA Thprwoyimen AOF Qi, ti he Copyright Office. Li- TRADE y 4 te oe a a ic) w B dhncnial Wm 5 kt . kN. ¥.: Wii vane Y ; > tats _PRINTING AND ADDRESSING B OOK KEE PEEB—18 vears ex} oe piv OSltion. “ary Congress, Wa shington CHOOLS itis, 1a ' ‘K-—To assiat housework. 4549 — . ae . ii . ¥. 7 - “ ; Sires sit.: prove wor da! vO nman;: XN ? , 3 ee . ‘ c ’ —- es baie stl : ershing Fore "OF Poe y : : the BHstate pe BETTER int ing oe” tens Ts 3 ( married: salarv ork ynth: I PY 2s. Pacem a ‘ ~~ , ; ’ krevyv- . ¥ ISSOURIT Al "OO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL x Ok = ret ? me ‘c4) 10 Ellin York. N. Co 1 ae 11t ——- prices a, MeGilr} Box H-97, Post-D spatcl 4 ey gl as: noi . tHe ‘ntral Trade In business terms. capital is/|: ito re pairing by practical work Call 42 * tin! at be anced, go00d Wages man & Giteiman trai 71782. Ma l or d r able a st ao l ; rai ion, 2228 Olive street ' prope ' Scaee efferson. St. Louls fe lS of LAnGdell bl (c7 > . *. sical ers ) Dee tiwy e " i--— i ¢ Liemulng Sf) 4 . pe rty use d r 1e tj ines ; “4 i *"y pre Dtir her 1 : even! mee oe: hey ~s " “ ante a if a fiy y) or aioe oe at a . fig & er | GOV FE R NME erm needed men. wo meg) ‘ MIN ithe hite q e#xkperten: ed; reference: st™a li 4) ftet . i il s } 4L1i;07T) at a aiu- $1°00 ub . an ielp ri = erie ‘ sapniiy exceiient wares, 49050 }'e rehing ne ee ee ee 7 on wW hie h nrofit oO ad . " - . } ALS r il \ das nds Ca}! o Mr. zr net ; ; { OUR —{ 30 2 country h me good b, me fi . , eee a genni ‘ > S Ww ave - . MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES . . at cabinet shi ias90 Ol} |; Way ; ‘atin le dhs ‘aiculated; stock represents the st oul right part ‘ Ls 48 yg , . = > mel Z- COOK——White woman; call, write or phone W.* Main _&! —e beria, ; : wh tn ELS ' ~~ some BSONQDIE if Stead) nae t le of the equal parts in ] nent, former Ge Examiner, Arcade Bldg Mis. T. M. Ga ae ’ ‘. GG = T aM ‘ , | S int - ‘ . 2. yman, Rayman Bid 2 ; & Co. 531 Brag ‘a : , : “of iG i NG. As h Pauling een T eae Glows ee: i ital stock of a company | , ' (89)! Franklin avy. ag., el > & ~i ot erdinand e]- ARPENTE R ——Sit.; wants work 4 repair el Me i an } "7 a _ rpora mn is divided; resources are UTOMOBILI MECHANICAL = 3Cri re PS ; ? - RIN kinds of tools. ex. indel} r ome tax woul 3 sea © liadilities, including cas! se ta me 7 i Pd Dis ighiy esverief@ed. Box W-34 Post. \NTEE Y From CITY unchin ne : - “¢ _— a ls eat a . 1 hand, merchandise, bills receiv- ied er i pin toy epatch (c@) Pace iact fw bay . 7ST punching done at CHAU UR—Experienced, wis! OSI tion , rie iSion at the Federa ab] ete liabilities , ' b men ye men. | Fy ies gua — LAs OS HINGTON 6** QT) 7” ; ark-Inland fachir during e evening s or after 4 Bok aes Suildins . Louis a ee ©, tia lities are tne Cj Seg apt eee y. 3010 VW ashin on. tf OK—! or ‘cooking and dow nat airs wo rk in : mmarde?. inp Ww. “ yhen: seed Ze ~ a a yy Ch ; Pot ris a ae ock, bonds, bills payable, etc. outs (2) amail hou own room and bath; génerous | OP ER ATORS ae New gr tate Ae a vrem . ; ' ; 2 . sty ” imo cot ee - + : . on vening off; no ilaund oO j . Fe Ins! iver. NN. a ~ , ’ ‘ Kx t« » . 4 ri Jt Ti*s : fa ry ¢ . . , , y oS : : . y » = +r \ e k rit Wnent Dent 1411 Pag: - . ; ; ry or ¥ i ara experience ¥ : oss aos P ae » £ FUE- ‘ore om) 4 eo cts a ee decide m { ay . ! tsi. A ; unUusualiv pleas: . . fe “ 1? % V ‘ had . New ' i. ¥ ste - ee ~- a c . K vest ‘eTerences al > LE¢ rA F IN I: OR \I A TION Cust. 18 tne service of girls and wom- , ditiions kind “~ ’ ‘4 , Pa e?% a a ~ - i ahi ; adi tha ; ‘ ’ )é Ps i ' . A on ' Finn ~ .C' # as “ : NX. Y Abrahe Z 7 . Aid j FuUArA teed = uM we orlers, on Pw rge Mis- APAKTMENT, 3 ae IN a3 i Exp enced on all parts aprons Bro... = , tien et Nan justed. $2.6 B83 e! Bind to Z. Hans Bangente 100 | vivania }—-A charge of wife abandon- ed to one-half each, of the es- for tations ie Rae ee ae OOM WITH PRIVATE BATH. Goopb!, ine N. 7? > > : . a 610 » De ‘ Rts a ai ej ‘ ‘ . I ien “~ ] lade > rs } y Y) n who | f — ; , - Ae Lh? Nag ner go ale | 0) VW s; MIST HAVE RE FERENC] : and QOuUSe dresses : steadyowork., ork ; -_-- ett ug! ‘ae we TT eee ng ,——————————_ . - , — ” wife withor . : - p te i mn Railway ; #31) PHONE, FOREST 4058 = | W nb. Yi , ~¢ a. Chicago. eT We ‘guaranteed J.P ): satisfaction Se pepe . A a bees Des: cea & We cannot publish the ee ed la tt eee . »' R. JOWENBAUM MFG, Seventh. av.. New. ' Romon 4 oR F leming Plumbing Co eT healt” ae an: eae" IR Preset S our landlord might y to ana Statutes. They are too long MAKE AT HOME—You can n| EDYPHONE OPERATOR—state expe ri | ode i iL ik. } G ‘ I : ~ ri = tie 7-4. yj i xa s Tes . ee ’ rn ms nt ’ - - . ne me: nth's 7 un- he i "Tena ie granted hy Pe : im & ‘ ‘ an hour in ‘ , a €. a he ki empiocyved salary expecte i OC ust. Winnipe ; , 2° rit $3.50, we don't teat 1 ‘ice * ewe Spee’, Witt wave less he rente to someone else n ce by publicatian writ! ow ards, «uickis Y si! Measalt Working conditions; permanent . Post-Dispatch PRESS PEEDERS —Ba . ~e 4 i . ; as _~ . " : ~ } v corre er ndens @ ”" ‘ff ic vr inted ~~ , \ on ‘ I i Aa , ° ae ~ : aati Taek I ers ) > aren Ss } . \ IT} [ awa)! ‘ y | a o ‘ rf ‘a i J , } - _ -In 4 ta Yr no rAie i ; as i ese greed . ‘ 4 Ve ‘ . A as ngton a nent . i (eMety r 2 ’ . : ~Sess a : . : ‘ . 0 F } ‘ _ . a . . iV rire h lars Tr) Ww «h . 1 at —_——— —---— -— - ~ ———- -- : : —-——~ N y WwW a rat, —gorag —— 7 _ a : . A. ig : ! na * TH See 2 er baldl VO! ) ( AagT > rT? «6 Cle ie +7 . : > }GIRiL— y r “ ‘ . 4 : 7 . ’ ; he rin red, for a Se ‘ 2840 : = ~ : M n me ' lo rn New York. N. Y,: STORAGE AND MOVING amillar w nv kit ad thine 4 paper ; i ses nei nature -™ men ize who granted the \ vill tral you to write show | 3 ae ——ee fp Washington 7th fleor a. teceiver in Bankrur ‘ ~ PAIS pennies be 1612 1D a sy efore Ww yu] an fer your ques- ’ rould be taking some- us. There is n canvassing or solicit- GiRI-—Experienced, bakery a TE CAP HE R- «And gonera! fice % ° P : | | : ’ 77 ‘ . — — — ed ; ; t . ° ia {Ji ‘ ( ‘ { f a a ' ") 17 . rns " . , ' £ : wein af we ‘ | 3 = - . . ' : ; cago, lil. Goodman & N “ y k > . p ani , : bi / a ) ‘ . AND MOVING — IRE? ~ arr | : J } s | mere) thre: i ‘ apt i : v gong : d I Use w ¢ nr x VN 410 ID ' " j " filing and awering tele. 2 ; y * "a. - } of Lit ine f firenroo warehe " ' " a ; ph , : ee a ) : “ye a laVINe Y] qiv e LAT , eh wil] ay vou 2s } : | : ; } : state st. East. Toronto, Ont. w. @s em . rk. NI. Y.: 4 | ne in Bt. [ f warehouse. \ le- | re straigh : vndraft flrerwa: TEYER. . div e coul livorced 4 Phen» Wj laa: ae ~ GIRL—To work in restaura: nt. 3307 Mer: e age ability er wience and w KZ al Goorfin. 48 W. 26th st.. Ww er Suter ilehictbiiniditens a ‘ ' 4 PATE reference: R Faulkmatl + | eo j 1 - Whe To. fF thea ;: “ation I Z. A] : i 4. the con- | >? lian §& s B ig. “_ " . 2 | ' ~ Box W -90 2H - Dis : a ¥ , ‘ - ag ’ ‘ 4 a’ + ¢ i ‘ s* - ‘ i an . . se a Per. Se" «A ings ‘ i ) i. aia’ : - ee . : . 7 — ae M rie . , é ’ hs MOVILE CO : » ad. o1 Th ae } urn « ni — eS , 2 tha eaeca ractor wre! rey) ss ‘ : : : ws d . 7 ‘v downto ium ber furniture in exchange omont} HEAD MECHANT : 7 ! a : a ee rile n't ' ag sae with houseworR 358 | many >: 2 on ars’ -expert prefer : - i ra ‘ . _ oe : : 1 . , ; +, . ‘ “ ‘ } S)} no? the ee 7. iad — ' _ ‘ji ° " , ama o a ; rn RY : e ° aACtOr rnaintena ' Cy Were . 13} —* , at] Expe! \ Aut } Mechanic ~ ' ty ' te ‘ledge ir book raibinn but : i \ A ~ ; ar J : 7 et , ¥ ( ‘ °} 7 : E pete la ° s*ernt im — nm 4 wa W est SS mir nnmaer’ a Qo ‘Chee. te te a ne -—--- 2 er a leo . — ' ” ' ; teach vou ‘ nr ‘al experience on a osama weve “wid , [GM » ‘NGVMINE i\dvising Xperience and Weinse nenker ‘entra! 6532 ; a fe es eo a5 ruund Mia Hist tent iE es. zeal sgt - g try ny rv re a ay jal , 60 days is Cay and night clara reasonable rates — dentin : 2c ; d iv 405, BP. : _ vy er Pars rien j {y “4 ii rm ae. af 7 é suf ‘ ie Sy LACS AU SC Hi) fo40 Olive hot 27th s Yi Weisprod _ Kuretsky . 160 Bay st. j " 4 ae ° sed ’ I fed rel Us ¢ = +t) s' Fe i Dib. ; pat f , iia] ¥' , ; a4 , iti Lit ; =, lon. ' ‘ ‘ = wy Weisman & Baratz, 39 ee rooms; motor service irniture | MA N—£lde; mete eins around house ims he é must be 35 |j;° say ga _— > amma ~ = : ty pe : ew —e. — ¥ R. ismat mg Ee 0 omon are for furnace ox | Poet-Dis (° : + “a | oe aoe ae ae varg Of age to é A pearene g for SALESMEN WANTED thom A | candy seers: must have’ lars reer writing and ota Certegy bs th ~ ork, oe : Weltene s th st. xt Snraraesle Weenree Me: Ry —knderiy. want : a cae a sig ' ie presidency of tl nited States ’ ' —~ ~ gs mee _ perience: night work. Biue; sate ‘perience Machin bid A. Content. m1 a in gS rom eltzer yy f “* Se nies fod vm pack s1G Varis ‘ Out 4 ‘ ; eis sy : ge = get gy sd Pwenty-live ; ti ligible age for SALES gg nromote syndica’ : . ' — rand and Florissant. (c4) eG, 8180 Rive p the Estate of Herb st & _s mi Or ; "hao ; ‘ poe , , ' Congressm:; Theodore Loorfevelt 305 ros ) cn RL—-FExperienes white, for cooki me . dway, New York. N, . iener. ieee af SC : See. «4 : mkovitz, Harry, 111 W. Sist et. in Bankruptcy of Estate ‘of rs ~ BEN. A. L ANGAN — | MAN—Sit. by colored, marr vork 6 } esident of the United States. | v : —~. sats a ss! re With OFBRATOR--Mos N. ¥.: sr pk REY & Kies A ee ate ea ‘A | ! A! A. | ny nd: janitor, | ee. cleanint vindow | : Zé SALE 7 Require | (oh ade me RLS—Over 16 years: no experience anak Fee i eo ren A TOT 28 ate be New York, N. Y v3 FIREPROOF STORAG r enantf vr, dris ar \l } DIC \ | OU 3 STIC NS. Snouid earn % reek. tpply ar Standard Stamping oa an os ’ Caradige Harvest at "7 P ; oni by shal :iRL—Ab iy chee Tante - ‘ov > - . m ENS ——On skirts: steady \ - »t rd if MAil—Warwick Hotel ‘ . ae -; Sam! Wi. William. Ralph. Melbourne. “ Co er in Bankrupt cy is the Es- inz st.: Wino x & = | Now tn our new warehouse. 5 201 Deimar bl. | fere yf reed yt i a ae ht (cB? | _Tefet s inde | (Answers prepared by a physictan of authority. Heatth und sanita- Sal r city tr niniss GIRL—Over ori , hook th and Pi Main 431 | . sON Ces Hh checking | bee's : =. adh , rs rer 4 _ i ote . = NOG R AP] HE R-—A&s e*‘oanye } le ’ : ‘ | ; : 2} g , : : “a4 -s : ; . ds | - pt : ry perr, | 404R_7 . me 2) . i } f 4 rr Cf. Y) } mai ‘ mii . ' »i7 : : ~~ ‘ ; ° . t. vik, oie ; OS >t} AA r Gare 26: exve: ¢ed realty. railroad. mai a ‘ ners Sims on nou sh nt. SALESMAN onlarei xa | fore: will GIRL. W ANT ED Wat nad - * me me a Se ms. ha . ‘ i i ufacturing: j eferences 7 roby “ a a 4s ’ ‘ a ed . r) - 1! 1¢ Ssentiz the ri , ' vinent ma} ' , , 4 : eet © - ; s et “ ee . ‘ i ~ gow Seta s, Recoive: : er, eae Bre eee | WALL PAPER CLE ANING, ETC. ost-Dispatch ns : il physical examination shou! ith nourishing food hat acter hethe: ave had experience or} ] Ti tock and spool silk; must be @| WORAS—To take charae of child and help 7 ros. mAs . ores issodw —— —— ——— iesiienititecieenide ~~ mil oe made in the > avor locat ngine ty en ‘A, , we © wines : . ' wm Vitth « ae. wee ot » . 4 ’ - - - — oa 7 >t, “ge - Ls aa. " se icf, NATIO —_ . ‘ a littl around house; good pay, mil jrel ew Nork, N. ¥.; Katz AR PIN—Lost; gold; reward. Lindell | ROOMS panered: reasonable prices Ren GRIND ER—Sit - etead) ecurate, if ee roubl ips the ec e, , tin tur: me ears). saosin a 4 Be a va ol ie me _25c8 . = we ‘ , . : j aber) ' sa ae © 6 i eture : - ee ' } : j : ilitattitaitasiasin ; mn 2 pe ses pea = , r 4% vik Ss ' rr’ ‘limate: Ten } lari . " ‘ bail , b dot 1 EL N- { or iist of lines and Hel SEO} ane _— WCLUMAN-W hite, for cleanw BELT—Lost: lady's: pl aid; Tuesday after- (‘56 G-83 Post-Dispatch Se ai Mie Sie selenne ond taw rag - er — Seer bonate in part earn S2500 to $10,000 4 ly: 34% Sits small fai pily. Grand S80on neta house work Apply Fri , ' = Ve Pelee Massage ig demand for n. inexperienced o n-)—— a (of) | afer Maing Co. Sarah and Coo one - ' revi 26 O24 (CH) | Westmann, 4636 8S. Compton. Riv. 357M room oF Oe ee So , a a rer, Ne =° . SHIRA oo hy Dn; reward. Lindell 4124R. | Roo! TAPRPERE I $7; paper included, | WATCHMAN—Sit.: elderly mi: expert- tn lifarnis are “4 ‘ e for ! } nful ad man Re sid 1itlL—White. : : ‘ ‘ a - “ rT) . . ' * i , “ _— lite vr, > » th ——- New ork, NW. Y¥.: eee 5 OSENSE SN Tae ‘ ione Linde JM. Kaplan, 3516 Cases. enced 4435 Gre er : tj : ; Ef ee a erenlosis on ie " hag ae ee —, Apt a2 ane ae: e. | on oo ne after ¢ Senerea. housework, MAN- ‘ompetent r¢ltiabie, white New York BICYCL B—rto!} en at 15th q ocust. on : (eR) er . e peo} e wer na ‘ | , t 3 ‘ ide is te! ys , « , Der 3. hica es so = — ‘as ! ir. m ( omaas HuTM plain Clkking and dewnetaire werk Sunday; $5 reward for Tr io Ques-|;WALL PAPER work, low as bMwest good a? by me. 1N—S Vors an ina. f ys tegde-oabh : oo ‘- ay a hil Cl 5* SALI MEN - ‘or negre VISION oe tan SEGIRI— Apartment farni two; reg-; erence rQijred ® Parkland. Cab ‘ Pt & 31 » ™ . ret sf } : Nie it} ; > i Oo ore h Os i ‘ ie P h Fa’ \@ tras ti vs propos ‘in L of ; 4 wire p men . ern’ he ne i abany 1 M45 rH j 7) ARDY 7 | in oLfe > & Se: leaning Friday Oids tions asked. Morris Rubin, 2015 Biddie st.| mechanics. Nagle 3832 Laclede Both | ————— one ON zest , X\—Lost: le fr ih a ity | mits ; ,r phones , { "¢)T? . . oz r “aa oe 2 Rugcwes é , OO] rres PSP a ti} pry miro, me! *1) ith magazine n istris inwural . 4 Hot SE GIR to or ereral i “ ’ ; rt a > " ‘ ; | ad BOX 2 | ft c it car or ai. 4) M Sit. : - any ind of a aa S0inthta nf? che tase TTT = ert oe arent an @ ._ - nerier » Mi ‘Winton } joatm vate family 389% Li ‘ — otk wi- | } Le lo demoenetrat be i arkKket car, about 34) this morning. Ca i , i : s ; A . i ; , ‘ eisUly Oi fatigue. Bank Hide 12 ' : i" yon - — . ve me . Wishin mach! hea i Store Apply : ; ' ' : ito [SEGIRI—F ‘ — a Booker, —0 &. Brondway et... “a ble denheim & Dickman ee eens ten, emtateing Bible of SALES SMEN—For the first time &; : 4: ‘housework. — good —_ SALE} E. —F i) ne ; stern # | Le ley r i35R (14° Lindell ia YOUNG DY—~10 or over. to run pageen- Pork. N. Y.: dium size, thin »aper. f'exi! eath er bin }- | PR O F F S S ] O Wi YOUNG MA? 16 attending Ss: oui > — : : — — x 1? " " et 7 oO uts | } i I ’ : } sire " +; V7 °T* }, . | i I j “es i] . . ul ad 5 = = a - ss - > . a New York, N. ¥.: ing. set cn the iy ide won a gran NAL iMigical refer sort yay ee Dar HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED -M EN. ‘BOYS — cocnpiete Une of. conte | | HOU iaeGini—encral housework. ger elgtor. Fabricious Mercantile Co newspaper of last night's Ro . | os Iau EEE EERE eee a ae louls eu er a Di ~erurns him! —’ehts. 40°98 Russel! . 1RoS Whhingtoa. ic) @s eet i YOUNG M. 1N—Si ‘ > vear ja marr A ; j ce . 4@ - -R—Exper enced. steady ai. 7 a " rine — rd at res ‘ones line J mime tres teary i} i, ry (Hot = i4oiRl—~) ive AU DITING AND ACCOU NTING a as ele oy it y ‘ “— , k | ’ + , tj r) As mtit - b urnit ure > De | 1é¢ nor ’ ‘tence . us he 7 ** ; f¢ iy) ee. ite ; ; , , ~~ ~ ne nee | Pipa 5 5 yrkex graph O ene ata. | ert , »| 1 (re (‘oeur tr cs ay rris inica]) abili ‘ ' : a; ————— ion With Grawing accoun profitable Yousework: smal! fami \ Grand 1n80s, ne —— “" af Post D ne oe J — ; ’ : Yr} . . : » "” «L : x " The Levin Fur Co., 18° reward (e) | est ict2) — for new 4 service 2 err mma net a2 > ‘ " r . } a st + + fall Ont... c : Levi 80 ——-— — L —: ball " , _———__.— ™ oy a ; . = eumen Hil eeiaee . - . > : "OOTN 4 so Tee ee in . , satin Mu Ne aie exp A o u dog, brown back, with 4 . siiesiatiitin ns se ; . ge rere peng 7 , At ? Tar ot : 7") rmatio $22, Hol si InL—Whit . r ge : chain and harness: reward. Centra! R55. : ATTORNEYS AT LAW | CATERESS—Sit.: we Plan and serve meale a | ho we 5 se mere ne rO.aAl —— _ = 2. tinea ___ te) Ae mation 'B ‘OX P 3 ‘ ) t (cd) . Ie ar ane 517 ! i for . neral housework st Lost; ; Sunday, male ccilie: brown and | en ae eet oe ee Fl properly after 4 p. m. Call Forest 5719W | —7*%" S'?—- : . ! ~~ ) was win iows. experienced pre-| © \LESMEN—Catholie; if you ll look Ho SEGII — | : A : | oom e- | HOU yet -——For genral housework hit enced Food pay 82°) Cass av (e) 53 ; DOG— Lost. Frenc h po dle. ma! e sore nail DANC 3 “al is, aie. 4 in zindel| 44°: 4S j 4 oe oF ; or I , in : yes pa , : ; eS + — be } [ : e , : tm le e. ‘ fr wit . m 5641 Wi a.*aemnee co he : Cate Ww + e . ; j on left hind foot. Return 1086 S. 12th: re, oe ae ING Col PL E—Si t.: ; middle-age: ; care of fur- wing tet ae ee or be er ———— _ (92) ‘ m., 401 Wainwright ' fOr ae — abany 3594. | SALBS\~PMEN— Attention ‘008 opportu- reward 3 : | 4 Nes ry Ss Mea PPDDLD PLP BLL SSCs. Plain _ cooking or igh t housework in | . ~ : an SA] ESM FE \—F ive : join experien ‘ mOl — I RL—Genera) for family of two, nity geur various departments for capabie Lost: collie. brown, wn rhest: fe. we prize, masquera le, Lafayette Hall,; exch or ~ Foon s.brivate home; hus- §. office work: permanent posit re ran IDION tor | ) beginners: n ; city or road; un-' g499 “POriment: Rome nights. Forest a eR fo eee aie: answers to ‘‘P Be ii @’ xe ’ 7, 0. , aursday evening, Jan. ‘ = 1 employ 4. OX $00 > -—) 5 o ~ ats : ee ; ne ee ae ' CHiS, . n, my. |} ual and attract! roposition; big money : — 1c) a rT) Goods ‘Cn — : . 44) : _— H irs t O Ae Vashing ' " BEG nee , — fe) 1 208: iorere to 1431 Belt: ; rewar PARTY NIRUTe. DL ———— (044) ; eam As os -_ M i. Young Oo ravel; experience }- ou ioe to investigate, =e EGIRI. Young. white, for general | ; : y ; OC. — - — - oe _ oow iT | 'T nd } r "T's R——1 4 +, " f / j Ni Des “J ‘ sf an ; rt n, OVS! 3! : ; ; oa h te, for Ken: Tal hous work; | City, Receive in . tog) | PRIVATE DANCING—44156 Wasnington bi. 5 ai A | CARPENTER—. r. hou! all Riverside = old: must | xX Der ad cae. | rood) =6personalits ‘eo represen! largest | Cohany Sop 1S eee wanes. 6639 Pershing. oO the weanke of Low _ & EMEBROIDE) Sng ene mena cme ~~ anaes =n guaranteed in six leésone Mrs Mi! lor. . : ; 9 : 4" after i DP mn, stamnAae. ‘ ; ’ Ee a + ee nm noure il Lie "i yuh] mins I queen Pot the ‘e), BALES ¥ - POlicit aceount - ;? bs —s . Cc , :. ~ “ ‘ -* - we 4s? . } ne y - . ; s/f ; rai j ,O} »4 " . e ~ 7 . " . ‘ Maas BROIDERY OUTFiT—Lost: scarf, giase Forest 4809. _ (82) | bus girl, ck o1 sineiioianes s eee ae a ge oh. A ie ‘nglish; exclusi ads and rritot ir. HOt SEGIRL—For Kenera | by. oume work. 4 a lection: city or n §€ 0 family. go home zhis 5304 Persh| ne. 9 se s & magne; * #¢nhWer eft atee mentioned te hs Louis. & Mo we eg Po es, in i: while transferring from Chero- | -—— 1 ESSONS ann or or 4g” asher refer- | a : , kee to Grand: reward. "35 N lort tIVATE LEss S, any hour: “intest dances e ?P hone Forest S°1KM Mab'e naker: od tteady work. Lov! Capel , an ary ecte 5 a Pe sig i> 2 > ah ’ ex. (Mandel S54 Seventh EYEGLASSES—1. ; 4" 35 N. Florissant. | guaranteed: reliable; oldest s*hool. tds 190] -— ae senpeeneeataih id. »j tein + ort Ar t-Disps } ry an ) lor . . BUCS repre- “4 floor enet he ~4: i4 " you can not fail. e ite a Y ] ae Austrian. E tortoise hell; ost, Mon day, one pair of Lafa vette. Hi | SEGI RL—-Sit by Rohemiar 20104 5- ee enes @ 7? : c ee page fey : . penuh ublication Society, d-4!) Hol 'SEGIRL—Experiencad Germar oe v " 1 = > 114 ‘ : Se —— eirienicanieatteaiititi ii . : he on te . _ fae ~ I ) - am Pf ie Te :1AD: { ra ‘ ‘~ 7 » . ‘ P .? »% > r, " “ . ° i : —— ” — i meee a ’ ruptcy - _ wettae of ortoise she!) reward. C. hillips, 2020 P RINCESS. 4 £70 Easton: lessons Ges. eve a F raniiti . ne irive 3 ‘ mak truck " nat me sa so . ety Le a - nS Waening , R00G wages. 1739 Pennsylvan a ; iki once, Ob prigh: cna pabie Pl & rie: not. ‘s9a° W. York, Glaisen nT 1] parties Thursday, "Sat. ne Tues. pt + 1° 7 : j : ae re ae 4 ” ‘ ine ~ oo ne -. snep: ‘ iu-| SALESME? 7couw ; salesinan at are av Grand 728. fet: : p vel. demonstrate and ‘eal , ; 4 ' , ‘ sd ” a Ft i, s7it mpi be , | att te “ 4 : ; 4 Se! tr ot Til -. e! ‘ , ‘oe . , ;? . os% . = _ —_ ~ — . a 4 xe ate: By A” deel -: i , Deck's banjo or ‘chestra. Grand 5153. “om o 1° iy Saturday a “4 sun. | COLLECTOR—Coverit Louis. ¢ har . ‘ f a ae HOUSEGIRL—For general housework in | per week. Taiiroad > - abany rf: -nekm: Be ox a ee ow Ss “7 a Se a ot Un Samael , rleginan from? Ma ire mave_ f artment Pe ateat -} at one aodri , New “Qrivans, La. ; GLABSE pee peo £_ ive (e691) day work. 41224 Finney fle some extra collections. Box G-109,/— ~~ mars: Sroposition that means real money for the} acpartment. Apply 506 Rastgate, ist fle it nce. Goodrich Drug Pau ES—Lost. | Sunday. tortoise shell | Ox- DA? \ NC ING taught 4 ‘ ee annenne _ | ) eat os : “i oat ‘ . _ ne CO piain — =F an xperier ea : ” ek aie reg : ion 2 MAK (710 *s 4. Ins rat e preferred, i P , by se . : ho / hi v ¢ ’ iA “ hii yf SkUGRL— ir sw nan for genera! house- = - “ $ ~ sone erent 2 ve ee i tors: Pe ch geet ae eed. Est ablished 19] 1. a 1793. home nights: no laun dry. Bo- iy shite! | Skirt Cao. 906 Washington ie} wp phtataiaad ntral National oa TK ere. If ye “an qualify it will pay you to, W oom: co , noes igh's S20 Skinker rd yet; silver: engraved t. reacia Scneo oO ancing, 3523 Olive. et. |} ——— th Pe Me —— rT ; . . - iG . ; i a! ; atrnen's Bank Bidg. Ask! __ADt. . tabany 4728M. (es | 2 . . ~O. Foote, Cail Olive 5448." | Phone Lindell 4358, Ceniral 2417. (e8) | HOUSEKEEPER—Sit. by ania cneaaet ee vrata 08 erien Ped on Touse ——-, and | DAINTERS—Experienced ot F_Mr. Phihiibrook, | (8) | HOUSEGIRL—German, for general house. | STOE SALESPEOPLE GRIP—Loat . shoe samples reward: no ques DERNHARDT'S teaches u“ancing correctly ° ; _ mu st be re spect tal le. __ 1s 53 = el M: irket, : i , ki ore it . Mi fp Om "Y 6! , Wash: aT * arr agZfs, sfate « xperier re anhG aiarr -* 7 he urs of 10 and | Went ‘ gmail family; no washing . perterns ed =? ne salexpeople tions asked. 1601 Ww ashington muta nothing misrepresented ; positively no fail- ! HOU SEKEE! ER ions em | net n > Dee Ua (o4) expected Hox VA Sc. Poet- ienpat os aie P : “- a iring week oe Pine } ( ; superintendent of employ- GLOVES—Lost: lone. biac ~ “hetweern | Ures: superior trainiag; lessons daily, any | _ partie: mp pe eA Call 60334 Free CUTT) E R- a 3 ; PAINT SHTIOP FOREMAN—First-clase: oar Th ed 4 \ Will ey ler appiicati ns | Hi USE HRL ——W nit two adcults; Qpar’ . mezzanine fle ath ; ai. St¢ r xper ie nee > 4 on silk . ; Fe > « : ie . ne el ww) ' ; eattefi ed with their ' i ia Pine ng 6019 Waterman ‘ab- “STIX, BA Eh & eu LiF ft. oe 2th and 13th. on Washington. Call For- , nr agen . 8829 W can .etter and stripe and whe is in present employmen sd who are honest and a ett = “ ” - etna me ew boar: bopr vate lensuns. $3: parties Thurs- |- —— — ays. S200 Park, : ocks east of Grand 1OUSEW — OMAN Sit.: colored: to , ann ’ ‘ 45 : ‘ ‘ F Farnous. | - (2) eral how noes irk: ‘aaukion” -ciesoe Tn neckwear \ yply EL \ & DS ee ee ee See ae lef? ambitiots a: a desire to cut loome | jy ‘o) F—Loat 2. een renter or —— i WW fs wuaranies te amet gon . .= 2 ‘wwivaas lon i i or » RO wash ng. Wrand 833 . . e to h be a’ jit y TY proauce write ; ‘ . . . e ac ” . , i : — : in ts the 'y n he, — . $4 QiOT ed. ne wer! i? or oOuf : : | " =. a ite . a7 (i » ; - . ¢ e - . > . wie : with r ferer co ge Jd! ri & or j ‘ a.” ° . %y ~ :* . ' t} ee ymit? r ; “ : } ae gh a gs By +My §- ic een | .o : ess SODA: W A LKER \ K¢ K \W\ E AR f A ( - | a 2 OnF, Des ayes ‘ oo at 4 ad & S 8, ce ' ; ; ‘ ae mn salesman- Rite ; eferenes. oe | . ee niar a : is ) I OH) } will be rears fre : arge and those earn eeu ae a ee — FF 7 ~ « | ing rm . . T a —i¢ . _ , . . : [L-ER—Lont. black | silk } Wert | Princess Academy, 4470 Easton; | vAiat's of Pag age S assistant in den- | TC RY 16 } and | . Ht} i Hei eos As HO [he] ; eee on Bailey av.. or southbound frranc; Join now; positively no failures. Buchmann tists office: Dest of references. Box C-17, vi, th ane socust sts., 011 | press reepERSs—mnT an make read; ialifving will immediat given a posi- | HOUSEGIRI-— White t over 18: smal! car or Juniata st. : reward. ?. entral 4449" D ck. Phones: Grand 5153 or Delmar Poe : | - ’ I og Printing €o r 24 Gav Pide , (ion ‘ I ; a «8 rr@at ‘ 7 errr yi y r merit ; amiiy, no iaundry. Cao > R . eX f “ LACE—Laost; on Kirkwood. City Lim- J *_-—. . L633) | LADY —Inexperienced. desires clerical po. | **¥Y'- ar RE SSFEEDER—F 1 ' : : ee Wee oo re Lo os nei — on r . ™ } ae ; ; " Doe _ or r rint! a arn f: ne Be retaia t . 7 a ' “a : “ = ’ “git, oF Delmar car, Wednesday. Cab any | LEARN to ities at Cave . Deneiag Academy. mi tic ny oeg use - nderwood mz hine; sal- IEMAK ee a 7 200 8 94 J ng press 2 = a “ ttt “ 7 | x ra! housework 5 AR _— overs °. ' 2Nth and O} iv e sts. Afternoon Classes eve, - open, est re fers neces “De . . ~—" : ~ te = , _ “2h ' ~s yan some prefer : het ween nana ; i ti a4 nO ow ment, lower floor, ’ ‘ CEL—Lost. con taining ‘blue crepe de |} ery Tues la’ Thursday and S aliuré laY. Ry e- ee = — a: rr 7 aie ’ / _ - ; : « ae . ‘ -4 . J i white for ae n. ° A 1 2°01 oe SOS OG > i ; ‘ a ° es whee Ee PPiy Aaron ret e | ington a ic + he eral aowern 246 «Enright ab : 14) eng ge Grar na beginni neg at 8 o ‘clock. Private lessons by Tuesd iay. Paul! ne Be ason . areas os aia a eae ‘ie Lest; small round goid class pin with! appointment. Call or phone Bomont 2999.' — aie ile neat ae eras —| ———_—____—_——— eTe TT Tr 4 WORKERS—B w.°e7 im hale . @AT re ie ———— —— ve se) aes pare face, and 4 werds around ton. ic8&) | LAUNDRESS—Sit. bv good colored. Friday ee aes meets: ter pa. \\ be FA! yEVi les IU SEGIRL—Expertenced. white fer co "To know.’ {n downtown 4istr’: t IDANCE at Cave Dancing Acacemy. 20th _4h29— Saturday. Call at & o'clock. Lindel! ; - gas Fae ee =~’ » a oS rk fami!) of 2 beavtiful BUSINESS CHANCES _ o - _ ~ » - 7 ‘ y. ~ , 2 4 ' ; s 4d ’ rT, 7k ha 7 » My _ in & hi Ao . i? ler. 4 aA nen wro Ti Ww Al " aye / oe . i] up ao : manthy asp: reward. Box |" “end Olive sts... where they have « ~s ER A AR aN ee Ne te Mat medium r zé pliant -— f SHIF t ING L E RK—By a iat ke manufac- obi | tie - aie ‘ na good home; good Wages ETROOK—lom biack Mona wolmianar | velous floor. with entrancing dance music, | LAU ND RI ESS—First-class, colored, wants! w @ me iam Wht cole igezation. e turing firm. SB. ) old, married: + gg 9 gg 4 referenc Cabany 56456. _ (od emer yet pee oncay evening: pleasant surroundings’ and the best of ac- any day in week: references... Lindel] | hi: a — oe p thing ! han en; must | es jeh is nationally and antes | penne between Utah and Wisconsin av.. contain- lat rw rr, > | YRTBI , ‘ i } te nan South Side, salary $12 per tate * ae = - Shih Le —tx perienced, for gener: $10 chanee: reward. 3317 Wise ‘onsin “Tasaeday ant Sunéas oriana sae bax: | — 2 ci egap yn aa ; i riicular c nad experience. Box G-106 “Po st-Dispatch ay: Soves ees . ' ely sework in apartment: private room wa | BUS! NESS CHANCES 2. I ttn ty ‘claim ateetnaiiae . 1 av Sul : _ e udu sun- ’ 5 : , — ’ 4 , ° = — . , the be ; . ‘7 > ; ry eo! cormit ‘- ine : —~ 2. , . the . ’ _ ~ 5 4 @ - —_ - ‘ , —— ‘olorad nare I ee te , on , ath. GU? Clara, firet floor north (‘ahan oOoK— Lost. with money and | Gay mati? ee from 4 ‘80 to 8 Pp. mM. Ad- MAIL if . co . . a he usowert — — cement ————— ee . - - am a ” ? . ‘ r + Car? mu! +? init ~ ; te i s > ° ) . avany . - - > ™ - . * ‘ ; return to 9943 Lafayette; reward mission, men. 65c; ladies, 35c: checkroom | oe laundry, mn ama! fan iv from § a. m.; ENG VERS—Permanent positio und SIZER AN 1) BL‘ IC K ER is the ie 10 p in, before th iow: dil i ” | —— 4 — ob gee od , with your id ~ FP. A. Hawkins. ‘free. Tuesday and Thurs day evenings and *): ~ p.m. Lindell 4481-11. a epiend: ing conditions, at 1 : Fenerionced on tadies” hats 2 ever ‘SEGIR L—F or general housework: amal! yor ~ & rent it. call Meurer Ses eo yes ee 4 @ a . : ’ ‘ eal aa am + * : . ail “g ‘ ‘ ‘ ; " : . . . ss ay a t\s . : : OOK—Lost, beaded. Jan. 26. be-: nas — =. NURSE—Sit.: practica: nursin iz. chronic or tow a. Cape mg men; ho (rou- | ZIE oie "om MPG. CO., 1 I +4 aoe : : eeeey 35 St Andrew's rd. Gien Echo ee tween 3300 X lith et. and Gavety Thea- TEST mild mental-nervous ¢ases handled success- ey ee ae 200 ' Aad» st.. ot $ yA. : SIA. near Normandy Phone aba —— aes = - ter: ai Amey °R Bue egy at. Bridge book OE Ec IVES fulls - Teferenc es. Box G-. 51, __ ost-Dispat ‘h —— rs . “ +} i 4 enn | Ce) sialon ane E RK “Ds a on - s60M 7 ‘Srey ' cai ; ¢ invert — nervy: cen any wart and n bag: rewari LLL — endiiens : . NISHERS ¥ ante -ECEIVING CL ——Day work. ply tenes on ‘A ita . ¥ & man of middie age, BS ll alee Ti li dintlrlina = etinsiptaclinsteeni : vi STENOGRAP HER—And nn ar att oe peri fen ced in finishing moias Manag r Narwick Hotel, 15th ,; S HOUSE, 1l L—Expenencea [or general orn ' red a very succe@efy! PURSE—Lost. Monday. Sean ntown: money. DETEC TIV r—E xpert. shadow! ng and in- competent, speedy and accurate v 5° years’ ¢' / svee: | idry AKIN iway P ) Son Wie Housework = ti farnily no is mnmdry. “Ory - # Rex O-S3 mane b m . and key: reward. Rox ©-89. P.-D. ew oneal Fo: sg 50 Pane weeee 4633 experience; Al references; $25 per week Satemge ted rk (side frames, bolste: e a a ; place: generous wages. 6444 Cecil av. ¢ al. a ms PURS : Newberr orest 7504 (82) | Box G-19.' Post-Dispatch coors fate; steady work: open shop | 'T A | L 0 RS— E xperienced _ on oes be Pes FOATS OF OVER: | eerie ) OFFIC: ‘AGER—-Expert acoguntant de- ait ret containing railroad passer re DE! ECTIVE—Does shadowing. investigat TELE! : ees § A BDY nerican Steel Foundries ranite | R | 7 r E ' ™ . , f ’ Hore ret hid a " — site ‘ot with service if 4 money- Ward returne o . 8. sedeker 07 | , ' ; L\LEPHONE OPERATOR — Exvperte 43. . oo ‘Of af ae "pe t) ‘ FUSEAS Nie NOL Over 19. f mn nah! if panufactur bus! , ing. locates missing people: confidentini. . at xt need, . ee , men 's coats. \ ¢ -'¢a sable ot interesting manutac- he | : ahufacturing Dusisess 'cS)| 3678 Ft Lindell ” j 37 wants position at ae © smtnonmaieeind a “— . : ' Sapab a Sak ne ’ rat Orr 7 and f 5 | aR TEN ERE Ls Sa eT « nney. Lindell 5102. Delmar 3744X (ion at private exchange. Box! pyrriyg er he , é f : : S \ : : ~ ORT j oh os ' eae .? Of apPPpivy wu le os the roughly | \ & >T," . x ’ . . ~ . ae « | if ris ’ ™“ : . ores sous ” blae leather. containing rent KS 7 POPE oO ae (7) mf. 146, Post -Dispat h familiar with Roney Pe ns st "he chair sf HEA R & | EAL, 615 N. Oth. tur ers 10 standardized building O4ATR ~ . i sf epresentaiives wanted on Cherokee or G -— cer: EX -OF FIC ER—Does ehadcowing. in estigat- “ OMA N—Sil1 by settle i, (,erman cooking Warmers need app! Address with ar i] fer #47 a - , , ry ean! busihees getter: ; 4 all Riverside 313 a ic) ing: locates missing people. Offire. __ and renera! housework 3439 Lucas ? particulars, Box P-#6. Post Dispat » c21 : construction - one W ith experi- HOLS ~ie OM AN —Middlie age J sabe porary vse , aule resuite for right : : Party ener who picked up puree Carleton Bide... Gth and Olive AY WOMAN—sit.: 8 days out of week for FOR > ME "on a tirade ; TE: NONER MA ~D—An 4 sticker hand. P- a} : ' b, wo fo ive in home Ca ba ny ttre to, Reom 737 PF ..etere ~ ~~ : uf TAN —umtAtas ? vy ” * > } ‘p rele 1e = e ao) e S ~ Nugents’ waiting room ‘ednesday. con. ot . = Pee ee va : 8%) house Pani neg. s __ 406. ‘ airts x. are 307 hn ANI Ideal Dan v W ash C ? __ Psy 3 27 _N_ 9th et. —_— ene ; i rm f ra b r a na al HOV SEWOMAN—PFoer genera! houses ow ke ~ abut. aie - aie Ries 1B) a ern Sees and avoid he ge # ne Shordusts shad: | WDMAN—Sit. by“ middie-ag help 1 eee eae — | TINNER—Experienced, and helper: outside ary until worth is demonstrated. heme nights Inquire drug store, nF , | State rights of Missew SS ERE ae ae eee ae a am i Hn oom i a nent Pike en | hen and wast dishes. ; 4 L emp. é ie Same t . un y 190] Nadie. ; TR | roe AN STEEI ( ") s8 pt Mt sie te o ij pat onted arti¢ 9 : I SCARF F FU R— jet : 4°00 block St Louis 500° Cates ay For ext 5426 100) W UMAN — vinpetant. trem” : ‘ €e zg ey o : INE RS—Por genera! . Rox W.2n9° . — , ied - rere OMAN ——fe tiled cmored Woman for . $1000 2 a $i . _ none ~ best. oar: _reward. Colfax 15%5W. (c) « : - Gays ork a week: jaundry or aaa? amo — ae. oy y Srahennheninath mess : er 27 Sw 7. | neral housework: good one Wer ™ e ~, @ every nl vetutenes aw = ‘ as ° Rox Ww 381. os Di Spat : — . Pahae . we . fe ii a —_ wt a eats eS — c6) 140% Sy nde ate Trust Bldg. - 4°) J . O24 eetenes a Bly w= 4 a *t5 -. ' ale repeats. - ee - t pret a ‘ifetimme chance — -Dispateh _ PIN—Lott. op Jan. 16 or 17. a CRESSMAKING AND MILLINERV Woman—s > house ork, wasning a eemer, _ 5m ~emphis. nn ' a ntinediamess Banate Sneed Tae tlaum pin wit h 10 emall diamonds; Pe age ie —— ‘ or cooking an ot hitnes 200 % Sh eridan \I A ‘HINT .T + ‘ ‘ fi ; ' | or reh + La yorrngo WM AN—‘)ver on willing to work i NERS : raperter | lia ‘lee’ lothes Ao ¥ ) rial sf oe t « 7 yey . tow . Eugene Volk, 1208 Eim at - DRESSMAKING. draftine end designing ‘ (4) 74 4 Ss Ss —a Sey eral: . rst- - 7 aahelee vemyrgn a ele ani ait 7 is and ambitious to make @& permanent con-' _ wader LA nary “415 Vezas ‘o4 ' reseTle@ ¥ oe ve r ri nday ailne,_ Tex. (ed) t : P > Se meee ‘ WN | WALL WAS ~— Tueske} » NM. AN—To t tend i ‘furnace pone 40 outside work La: nary 1° - ] th ee noe e) ——- RLS T,Al TES | HOP. wr } my rian bad tru °? for ourtry torn 5700 Bartmer ay 4+: WATCHMAK EKS—/Permanent positiong un- ’ tn trimm! a me: / pins OF PERARILS—lIrst: Wednesday LESSONS Wd ie take lessons on auto- _Pomont $63. Sanders. . between Bell and St. Louis and matic knitting, Grand 4387) Te), ——it. by G@rst-ciass. colo red Jaun-!| MAN ry » flame. cn a ta s.| _CO% mpiencid working congitions, at top| ea earen: or Risiio Theater: liberal re- -—-— ~ 2 . dry or ‘ing: Friday, Saturday: SE Bagge awe von iad red. shat. OR experience salaries — — — capable men, no trou- FRANKEL MFG . 1408 Locust et. Sth | , _ Cal! potas ar 473 or Forest 8401 Missouri College of Optometry Boment 1657 W ia nee tf i. 300 XN. Mair . Bie; Comme Ot cace oF erie. Gen, 3. Oe! Al | Ie RA I ION floor of _ BUSINESS FOR SALE id; between 6100 est. tenified. tucratic a! Wi { M 4 ann Re fined w ishes ‘porit! [7 ae ~~ j ——. val tang 4 alia would ren ‘ 14 wrist watch. MEDICAL "stock rogm, "Box H-129. Post-Dia Bor W130. "Post Dieme cee, £008 Bt Aeures, | . petra wns ~~—~| GARLAND’S require the LAUNDRY HELP hs ' hen feller: reward: no | OP PLL ee ~ NO ON lO Ol al . .) ’ ; Post - spate : + A ad i “ ’ a : ; »% = th cr without 4040A Russell av. id WOMEN AND GIRLS cared for during con- MaAaN—Y, une. to apeist —— purchasing de ey ye aa Bor Weido Post Dis. | services of experienced out! ae een anc a@pfeorters: steady | ‘ er flat er cottage rT a he ° : rty Hospita 267 partment in as - 1 a —- : VATCH— —Loest: lady's: gold: on Ms. finement. Liberty pital, 4 wery 3% H] ELP W A N I I: | ) chance far “advancement; gh —— ARINER Wti—tTo heip finance @ fast | gown hands. Apply at once, IMPERIAL LAUNT ‘fs 4701 Detar (04 eceaesi'y have #*% us e MAK . —— © tn ce Apoiy ), | O\ ND” ~ wie . ; 2) Work, osteomatnic ar: Surgical: rupture or city magazine work: commission bagis. - anit yr — r contract t over | It : ; ; AKER 5—~-Eap rien ..? NS cates. classes fitted. This clinie is conduct- MEN, BoYSs good money for praducers: don't apr! ~~: for actives this year: half » ta iv on k & = nd on é A ii oa Fes i th r 5 ; t is strictiy charitabie; | terete “ ANN seas you mean business 304 Ful jerton territs ry not touched: need sdditiona! Sth fl ‘ 3 wmniete $757 3s ood fuse a y ee eter’ a me mage areeene: © no | ACCOUNTANTS—Several. with public ac- ide Sy niin) to properly handie the proposition; 09 NB oor. | INERY MAKENR»~—Eaperiened. Av _ Ana P Witte oh th oun, : y. r mireion te ciimic @ y to count experience, Emmet Watson & ME ~ cellar work Sas A ¢ tntervie ' rhe tA ais . 2 * 7 - _N——#; . @t Meramec _ ry bilities unlimited open for in , roaaway- e ly Superintendent of E le ment. B. Ne- val er Liberty Hospital. 4207 Delmar bl (068) Co. 1084 Xreade Bids. (ec) Gravois; money any time, R. Stiles. x W-126, Post-Dispatch. (289) y (e) gent & Bro. Dry Goods ’ = perce: © atten S600 Cee 4 > >

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lg leds a —o a ny MGS oF ‘i are 2 a Gee PP ee S oh: : . Selle Pi tae > = - Nee ee _ - é > “ “ ‘ ~ . FeP eRe -e- ewer a — Eada nen > - won aa eae se we » = P : ’ . b ’ . eee . . : : v . eo - . ~ — > - a 7 " ‘ ; : - + os - a — — ~ — 3 - e ow f — ’ Joe Gtaatynn ee Nag Mer ae PAURSDAY. JARY 27, 10381. ES AND VE VEHICLES IIT y JANUARY £7, i92t, we HOW ABOUT BUYING A HOME? You can find uid you wont by studying the Real Estate Ads. “@@ _postoieparcn _ 24 [thee — -—_-—— re - e Do wtedtum, an ca ve ha ne MUSICAL — | MUSICAL _ H wagon. Call 3105 noun etiam aS _ " RO M ia PIANOS AND ona > aes n= eRe aagE a aN ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST te Ss W WITH BOARD -WEST 3 JY PARTMENTS WEST _WANTED—B8 -BUSINESS PURPOSES BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES _ RESIDENCES FOR SALE row nn | IANOS AND ORGANS | E: ) | . : ~~ . : 10 horses. mares, HARDMAN Player—An almost new plaver- somes eres warm housekeeping rooms, 2 beds, range, 0 ye) ~4-figor room ith meals. burey. Storage Co. 163) Te ia peed as demonstrator; $900 ond ed —Player-Pianos—‘*7”’ RS ‘ee 7 AD i A 235 _______ (#] factory: must be located want af Sah an | wv; ic] terms can be | 50 | ENR] . 4556— mine te Wy — : Na «, #202—Nicely reales | ake — AP. ART\ ENTS east of Jeff reon | asl be well located and |! h OABicrg BAR — — Speci il rl ri ce for K cw Days . . | roorme, newiy 1 SHnec, sCati ‘ ~ fede é ‘ Aa -_ very ’ ght Hox , "4 }’ vat-1) SI { : (er) ° per ay 2 roore he water 0 ’ : i Mmctricits excellent condition: @asey terms, | “Double and si ngle; used: UDOLPH WURLITZ i (4s CET wit Binet Ao ae R : ER CO., FOR ‘ DAYS. AN oO” TO VER. a] 1 E ae t THE a4 AY MOND—40 tr inutes fron Kroad- 260 4 Wi ashington a4° QO fo ” S142 | ABBOTT R. EB. CO., 806 Chestnut core: mm ciegant ENRIGHT. 545—. comp .eteiy fur? ished $-pe ! 4615——-Nicels fur } ‘AT ed y bs gate raAnme ill _ . ‘ er , ilo + e eePping; FLOOR SPACE Wtd.—To lease building of WEST WEST : “nrest , : ; iy + 4 - Fr - a&.eu Wydown rom @5.000 to 40.000 es f* for sho oT she Oa - i OREON &. & T8G. SCOTT, Agente. (cd)! seem Oe TS Em oS fark ON | eet le ncn eet. 2 mtn Medeg. eamis. harness. 364, ae RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO., KIRKLAND PIANO Co. | room, smodert ear Foo = — = | Bn ae = S500, Mib- * _" " i of west: : 3 4 “CER SN ed . ‘ “ae ith : iy 7% ‘ -. ; iar I - i t 5 — Fy : } 4 Hs and mares and mules: all OPPORTU NITY—P arty unable to inish out | -*%4 c Bp59W (4 OOMS WANTED REAL ESTATE WANTED ae: J. W. "KE pth REAL rr CO ’ . - ROOM Wr lens rae ale Tyler 3h : | rt ann en Werte eae - a - hd AI G.-——Will Day am fe r modern stn- ae mares. farm Wane we * N L W B TU N ( T A L OW Ss sere 9 4 4ixx Carter @av> en on: » sets single, doubie Sete r # ! a PARCK PI ANO 0., 1102 Olive. (c 59) | interest charged; 1] per cent off for cash: conventences ; abr wats an i :. omelike ke OOM Wd in a : = ee ~ aphen orig , Olive-Delmar c pe ‘ iv, : REO ING a \ sit a i YERS 7 Paint rooms and seunroom, has - ~ . P . 4 €400 , 84 iach nee . Hua noeysei TP bat} oo he of - furne ee peye\E Pe) am, 1 4&4) ‘abeny 144 a 2 a tj &D re orking norse “ne a. . Greenspon Ampico grand, plain lat e style mahogany | ARE - = — > At to tranastlenr Le bany Z4* > single “harn es ee a rms. he A . > — oun diam . : =. light eee _- : nd ~ mene aa Din Ne a v wv lses r me S: cheap. 10144 $ be t c - a al ‘ ae . housek. eping rooms; running water, heat, NORTH 4°28] ger on bISE v phone { inde] BIDS. PLANS. ESTIMATES. ETC a es ; AY iv. 7 F ’ Ru) itvan + Pewee : : WS ~ - ; - i. ' HO “Ss $° 30, Lad- jon: exice ‘ . ; ° 2 x . fag Sug J ; y 7 : 4 > ‘ » i . _ -_—— ° . “ered " . au 7 cundit |PAY § REIGH! | Keeping rooms; ‘also single housekeep 1 fly. | a eee re TTAG k—Five-room,; in the #7xx bieck on e TARE AS et . - ee oe! - f od } , > rooms and —— irons Price $2150 a = yt must por rat : “ 12TH ST HAMILTON TERKACE— ; | . . AN. 201. 722 Ches P. Hoffner Coal CC °°. T1ld R t will turn over to responail FR Yd contrac msible par-| FRANK STE ; 4L&L, BE ST P LAC E KENSINGTE old. bAeOVELS comb iegotecr pings I vate family. ve (CTra- rf ; West End if reasor ’ ’ ' ’ | a 3 ee rf - 4 7 ie re'’"'n fer naan RS Staasis | Lester pianos are best, none better only ng Olive coy ple West. . : ; 4ei re EIGHT- PIREPROOP want quick action see Ors rece com « ne heat ATER ' sireet he My sidewa k wmiad - ee AUTOPIANU—~ a flights ¥ used player which ' plav: r-piano in st > enact f — vear-old fa rm mares: JF formerly sold at Pe s'sad with bench and! 2000 to $950. val ie ie for 8700 ‘and i eatt NOS "HIGHW AY. izo~ . ‘cor | Orst-class. Call Lindell 46: 27TW. | wares ot ioe * Fad ' ‘ ' ea: =} e ‘ mm il rs _ - eee eel ; —_ ' ; * - ‘ 7 + ‘ *t 7 . = , . 341 5 _Eas ton, seb doubie os Ae ce “gh r ‘mon th. foe 3 $100 cash, oe ay J of 9200: SOo0 —s S15 > per “monih: + - * 7 i me " + ) rai FR i MS Ww t a cima ; a n she | or nfur he ‘ aa - ~~ —- ef o— ore Piot « hike} ee 7 SOR Cheat? ' SESE Ne . : ; _--—— : : To no interest ail and n inches. tandem PR ad PMB BB dhe — nis} ed . -_ + ine AF ‘Cm | oo feat, te nes | “ent and electric easy terms: ope ; os A eee, . } 1D nee yin? i « . Re i Tri lern, h =} f if] Oo reg : a . : ; aa as , : - . _-* , criiens 6 years aa THE RUDOLIH WURT 4 me 0. co) self. 14174. 14141," 1418" x. _16t h 4. ‘(oa | LACLEDF 4: 361 Ni ce large sleeping | Centr: 4727R Jewish famil; ee St ene epee) Sie " FARMS FOR RENT oyepeseee a 44Oo Greer \\ SoW00 j leas c° new Te OLE ~~ ae ’ F a ; y m- ot en t . a eek — me re i . ’ oneal es s .* ‘ mares. S195) f.¢ GELVILLE CLARK APOL LO—S8n-note:, TALKING MACHINES of get ee “aianed $4 floe®ri ane ud m. comfortable, vicinity) Mss MAHO Sas eer weet 718. (cB soap NEW BUNGAL OW cadi : ap Jac x* c hea - the latest #&xpressaion gevyv ices, m etronone “ ws " igen ‘ a iam rr convent as: level ‘rT ant aaston. Box G-Q: P wf ids (oh eA EN Png rent: 7 tcres = 3} on? Fry ; COS D; trons | motor; first-class mechanical con-; AUMA PHONE $47 large $160 size: plays: verv derirahiec cia endl ; Ms wae tao we dition; _ meilow tone, responsive action; | all recor: t : $3 per —. 7 = ~— ~ . . Wtd.—T\ infurnished n viggll_ matched,” ar 15; $10 ey s and bench; $11 per month. | P._A. STA TU K PI ANO CO.. 1102 Ojive.cep9) , LINDELL », 40 24—-Besutifull ly furnished * Bide: te -, eel brdbtetes om, Bi 310 Persh inew fh i ited dou FAMOUS & BARR CO., Oth floor (c33) AR TOP HONE — 3 = oe ulan $100 ‘ room: 1% te r “een - gentiemen, Ka- jen: moth: and son Sane W-107 r) a ’ cmt eb consisting ’ FARI 's aad Gs size, g00d | rage. Lindell 50R4, 3 Sangin O7. P.-D. | Kitchen, beaktey room dining room, fivin MS FOR SALE farm Ww aroT} nn nag ——————— cK. cheap, Express WEBER Play Plays t— $375; slightly used: taken! ,, as hew; terms. $5 per month —T = —— ns — 0 ee ind ; . fe E ‘aston m in trade for an Apollo reproducer: price r A. STARCK PIANO €CO., 1102 Otfve ho LINDELL! in. a + One » toe | UOMS Wt “WoO irnished, by young cou- wo | 5. ve: reproot $ harness, $7 weey Low ; 25 rolls music included; terms, BRUNSWICK ey —— a east; large ffont room twin ead ta ple, for hou athe cpt ay ec. veel te Fe “ee | ee = _Olive st. oe ~2 ) McPHERSON. 3939—Nicely furnished root private family. Bes GAAP > manager on e! RD i nal Po agape “ST | FLATS. $4 : 0 - ——-- r - Sine ieee Peer ene ee pase h « 4 CO? bs Oo} . : ater, lec . ul " . i — : , 4 ‘i ae ' ‘7ti 2) ; : , . ‘ , INDE. we ceenenenesinees | HO WARD Player——A dandy OAK case ‘pilayer- i COLI’ MB fy ~ grafonola. $75. reguler $150 : “oo ar Ai@ai, PlLilii L . ‘ aa A a BOAR D A ta —CGentlen al 7 Re SEN] 7) . ‘ or , i ; ic a 4 ad ; . larmwer in Leones: ‘ ; _ steam henmt AND M. MAC HINERY. pisno, it has been used but in 200d con- | size; to close out; mahoran: cage. 2 rt —-— res m nd meais in private family. : | ee ‘ a6; pr right ie ' CRs = o 6 and ; ~y feng ~e? nahh. dition; price $265; 30 for ® music '-,P. A. STAI ROCK PIANO CO 1102 Olive. (cdoO) PHE RESON, 7 — rge ouse keepin aid. “Po st- “Dispatch (4) en ee r. J EAZI fullerton Bi ive 5343 ater heat, double garage; hardw - — , i Or gas radiators , — in thie Ba or tomer: | 7nwwear: | EF, sneeiem —- ae t ircely irnis! ] kitchenette witn - |} : : . Pere: ee bs ' 3 Li A ‘STERN, , ee om ' 4 a a customer; CON SOLE —py TONOGR AP H—Re lar €250 i { nit ' af Ale, ardwood floors eal . saai “BOA RD VW td.——By mother and | i . , Lond fi F na | = R ) . * Ss. Ith and Chestnut ate’ io THE RUDOLPH WU RLITZER co., | terms {able model.” like new; now $145; | dults onls det Bate peetnninee bee wes a eee Oe rc na “flee |" eke ore, river pottom land, ) hot-water t: garage; S800 | Che, 3490; Lie, S3400 ee me « , } ym $$ ________-— _ speve-oment Ge, State p ic ulars ox G- PotD na incloger sleet, Chi, id ‘OT Se i . i! lan yin , 1) os . . bo ot oe FOR SALE aoe olive = (c9) P. A. STARC K PIANO CO... 1102 Olive. (eM) ’'LiG. b046—Two fur! lished oms, ver) RO " OM AND BOARD wy? n prit ; 2 8: S105 pe? Wwation iine rocanonts a . " + 2 ORS TS Cees, Bee Se he ae $000 CASH —_——een ESTE}, “mahogans case, like Lm used very Rdcbatina et. beaten | lesirahie Phone Cabany @1: 32M. fe)? tery tants Vid . rive t© aisle 7 tudes ; 3 maijewu left » 7 Tri! ' i} i. ia. ome aT . aces, ¢ : ' ‘ ~Gaen . ; ape! d-story Petat ges rigina! price KDISON Cabinet Phonograph: style 200: ma- . ‘ >) ‘ ’ ; rinorry KA ee i \ ri } . z bi bs ‘ et ae ; ? ’ ~ e - hers wom near (ran AT Tt = Ftemm-heatin oO : LO 1] ween Sher W rut er tn, Te oat | £ nn ~A came: has sor ine motor, moiendhd | ew: also household ‘goods - ip; imm suitable for %. Lindell andoah and Utah Box G-7T! "1 Open far tnenectian = - :) r =. 3 n : ier v ‘ : . r, o~ . . ” un ° —_—- . ‘ : . te : , vt , -_ : t OO] * ; s™f nit The el boiler. oo capacity, yaiue at $435; terme to diately. S127 Cubanne, _ 153) | MARYLAND. 4361A—Nice room, in apart-|) ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.—North of Del- ANDERSON-ST¢ KE SU ERMANN, | | centers team (EP ye Pr a sgh ie a * : | ns Chestnut, Both phones THE “RU DOLPH w 2 RL ITZER >... . P HONE GRA srtone regular §°00 ment; congenia private |! Peserence: mar and west of King lighway, cou- eae RE trees —~* Tha! All ene > 4 7 iog-Wwire, + 955°33- S40 0 | | siagi ” ES oe ote - . : en ‘ ‘ For sale, ae soengcere St. (8) |, Syie_ new 307 terms, $1 per week All_conveniences . Post ‘Ditn red, state price. Box W-30% r State highway; schoolhouse on farm; will! $@xx Minerva, 4 and 4 rooms, baths, fur- >——————ie some + — For Sale, "bought. renie| SRY FF. ¥. MIL LLE E R- t pright Pian mahoe- A, ST CK PIT ‘aANO CoO . 1102 Olive.1cd59) ,. MARYLAND 42490—Fir la ae furt eh et St 7 = | 3) xchange ‘t ear resi nee « ey nace hard ficore , an - ming Machine Co,, 300 8. 1s: amy case: tone and action very good: used | PHONOGRAPH—Brunewick? mahogany cab- 2d-fipor room; kitchenette; running water: ROOM | Wtd.—Roarding | : BAAM BROWN, O25 Chestnut 4xx Montelair, 4 and & rooms, bath, tur. | REAL ESTATE--FOR COLORED. 90? Rape but in fine Syne then; exchange for Stein- | inet and records: must se}]j inamediately: 7 * oe for 2 I respectable imi ' oD Lis] ow rs TU died faenera! iiectric Co.: war Grand : $165 of y oe $a per month. | sac rifice. 3593 ° Washington, r OL. IV E. 4001—2 connecti1 ‘e roo ms . furnished sensing ~All p lett » & Mm. United Rak / ols , WM a IT i immedinn. + et : » in pela = . _Oive_et._ (75) | PHONOGRAPH—Kenmore, $15: new mas | _ for light housekeening: sink in kitchen —_—— oration, Grang ang Natura) Bric ; y | N ye hwTMSC ?7>, 407 N mediate ary ; . : . ma- sees _ NE ae va . om vour needs. eo Let i} PIANOS—Our readjusted aor y ee | phogany cabinet: plays all records: 3a real AV BK, 1415—V eyy ifs) rab! > ft rnished In - ROOMMATES WANTED ay Is ERS lar ly the lowes n ft se ‘anos | Argain close-out price; terms. $35 per w ith south hern exposure: no h iwekec nin fF 1c ry} PN 2) 6] " : , = » rom 4 Sot ea Ene, F OL Iv i. 4 *l b>—Neant ly furni head front room , pore Ae sfree rox mmate: cor fortablv { Pie 6 an OM ‘ ff) | I y. Phone f- Ol est iencer homelike indings: best meals : ADICICHCY’ On rock road 30 s fro ~ - roou.s | estnut. Main 1108 EEE o NI ‘et Olla ; Da » rooms 7. A Aw . estinent: South Side tad & db Lint tet Va Fie N te ested year rrice Sit 008 “ es a Rh 20,000 sq. ft. floor space / with railroad switch, power 60-cycle: used motors. *trolas, it} : wiring, re satris . , 92 | Bew instruments in large maho ; _ soutner exposure, m™ odern conven s+ | Tila I surrot ngs; best I ing, rent dition ; wonderful value, $2 39. | 25 per cent discount. a ENoEre are sic cc _ Pp: re: ASON ab Ra ia a reaso! able. Cabany 22346 . (6742 or see ] naer on premM- Louis, 4 mile from railroad statio 221 Market. (c) CONROY S 1100 Olive St. (c8) | £300 Olive st. Ge (4) 'PAGE BI... 4117—Two housekeeping rooms; = —- lana, town of 2000: 90 acres in cul? vatic ' STI EL. aed | PHONOG RA PH—HEdison ‘cabinet. mahogany. no other roomers ; ee ‘tric itv. phone . heat RESORTS ISes, or rall ( IRE ( yn BE. AND R. bottom land: S&S acre: fj * timothy. - pure baoed ‘at auction from Blue. $50 50 BUYS upright. with especial attac hment; records: reason-| PAGE BL., 4718—Front sieeping room, 3) . ' . ‘ “oo\rrem : 4 Saas: Mreume ioe ae © spring B., 16,000 ibs. of « jarite, Jesson. $1 buys Henry F. Miller upright. able. BHenton 152 aw. : (od) people employed; references Delmar) ¢ri-p at USE P * i. ae "| 7. Age nts \ 4 } | pond; §-ro 1s enant nou , Crucible and V ulcan tool steec! $210 ocr SEND 6" 3191.23 8 a 4. | PHONOGR APHS direct. from. factors to| — BAS Meran River: ate -particulars ene 5-0 ' | | KLEEKAM ‘ ae home, eliminating the middieman profits: AGE 4711—New, beautiful front! Ww ‘fe kert. 2335 orth Market st. FURNISH ED FLATS—APATM TS gtan hilo = ie. mé floo hicke rood =. 3 NE same at big discount. one c8) | | hat you want | ® positive saving of 100 ver cent guaran- floor, housekeeping; no chil-| PESORTS Wra tT. ' age : uqua, Elsah or Clifton Terrace, Il, Box | FUR NISHE! LAT—Comete at t } L*-3 he | ‘= ag we & > ; ar +> — | a ee, 17th and Chestnut sts. ELLINGTON Player-Piano—$385; aimost| teed; write for prices, terms and special ire tauqua, sah oe ————— dclincntnniniiia et new; uae been overhauled; good tone;| free trial offer THE H,. VICTOR PHONO- | PE}- SHIN 60xx—Large room, next to 268 Post-Dispatch. , 3 ; loc ectray: hg AU ASSOCIATED ink | : GRAPH CoO., €129 Page av. Delmar 3837J. bat iy madert? apartment with 1 Pa Re ll nee ay W 145. oat ASSOCIATE) Fi LIA. “ap! =). , touble plant, heated. Sprinnier, r, wired, = + mercial Bldgs flats for sal: I'TLIEB REAL‘ ) a | excellent building. located ou terms to un ) THE RU “DOLP H WUR ‘ LE 2 phe nee an me 4 * , adi zac Qk CAL INSTRUCTION — mahogany garam a f . 3 SPE LAL B ARGAINS in talking ma> ‘hines* “i ePXposed; no othe r rooine i> rest r inning Water, vat! ; iIAY, . - - ARKANI As _ ae BE . NI i -, a ai net $60) ce NN oe nag .s . . : . | n perfe*®t playing condition; from $15 uD. . 1¢ , senaneme — EEE EN ae oO! CL SSE LL 1}059—F lat, 4 — , ee — ee 4 weer ca aaah : ; ipa’ eg cit oR, : (>- +” A Le $5800 T° \ : rT" ‘ , ” ee Playing wruaranteed tn °° papments “tat homes = agg Barthel- Duesenberg Piano Co., 912 Pine = UNION, 622—Nicely furnished room for = ow ELL HOTEL — = Lindeil bi, — ASE oF .« * OKERN. 317 Fullerten Rh Piik MI L1 [ -{ OL@RI YPE Bliand. Odeon” ‘Bono ne FAMOUS & RARR_CO., 6th floor. (033) | ad _{c62) r 2: kitchen privilege. Forest 2195M cues Lindel 2660 Ee oe E ’ ah COMPANY ' ston Bidgs patenee— " 8 | VICTOR Victrola. like new, aving worth | W ASHINGTON -, S991—Small single ALPEMARLE HoTE ax. sree: bagi gr ye : | ‘s I N G L L rt V" | aay ° d ‘> | "4 Lae © ve ae oe } — — 7 ~— = . MAR 5181—Small fwis! ) baths, furnaces and | 4010 Eastern Avenue, ‘ - as $900 UPRIGHT, virtually new; ‘whiie 3121°S" Grand” “* * (cB eee i @210- te, | neter; first-class family hotel: $5 per| ment; 1 : qarem ; I 0 * ine ation: private, J] pe ‘gee sol enidattaiailiaiias:ie leveland av. Card of adn eceanary. | | Cincinnati, 0. (e62) | ; a ty gg loaned. Putnam taken in trade: ; price $] 45 1\ po dese > LAT Large size; mahogany; sel) very om. 2d floor: convenient for —————- Sane fa) a} 110 », | _ Cheap 8417 Chippewa (os) | Sa ae SO. Oe ~ . room a "7 N OY ) Olive st (cS) | cetiatiiieien nie -deeion - 2 1 canes ‘itu , Univers ) Ih. at, sout 1 os1de ~ Det GHE RTY RL. EB «ee BOS ( Nemiaait. : = , iN PR 47 Tan wall. alectr i er week :, . ity bux too make rms rT - + piano tuning, repalring, rer - xt #9 a I a St .. ———~ ~ ECORDS . BE dia ~ ee es bd ome in oetéate family. Phono Kitchenette mervice if desired. Trases not ,;, : — — ee consider tres Rox G-110. P i 4001.03 Castieman: 5 and 6 roo I: NICK MONEY AW EISS-MEYER t KS. het ce ge gee ee at $475; $590 less than a new in-| REcORDs—targest stock of available Eat-| Forest 7311M. ; fh) | Peuulred. 6620 Deimag, Cabany 6940 (cl) | *“Tione ciectric and player pinm Lim lall » R ADC Li ib I nog Qe my Re Sig aa 7 Walnwright bide, nw. Fh 4 me y+ ~~ aang : _e e1) j rence locks from Shaw varden: ~ , ; ani cf soOSM : . , oa Duy on “South Side ' $11. 300 no ‘ h on _ (6: . ) WALTER JONES RE. C MONEY & SON BO? Frankiin av. i am neh. Specs! nrice, S465 _ Tow terms. SH ATTTN rE: re MT'SIC CO.. 910 Olive ic, WASHINGTON, bo pect Rid urnishe: > tuning, renatrin and ret. rm }- AFOLIAN (€).. 1004 Olive et. ic7B) assim — sheathing r he ‘ing: ste 171 ’ A71 A Cia = VI “ANOL at Hit new, $75; cabinet style: | oping or Ouse ing: am . f conveniences; ( lean t warm S ‘Phowe Grand 3900; Vic ‘ ' — outa ¥ 5 Vis TROY’S 0 son records in the city: come and hear} WESTMINSTER PL.. 4144—-Men or gi e nei * tee . : . ' ili ge Oe wic ty] xiris : strum nt. ( ONROY N ‘ 11 0) vo u? tf ‘vorite record Barthel-Dusasen 12°72 ems oye i: mod rn ] itchen priv lleges, FiRSHI ds z 37 . ms t) trnent } 807 . * “os . ; , : t. A727 I . : ; tha iOW ry] } perrect cond j on 618 Whesty it live ” 02 : ‘er ral ; RA On city real eaetnte Ww)’ heu charge for papers: lowest rates nee saggy (eld) a a ‘ as 4 : Sileiied: 46 vente’ aes Olive st. DD gate 28 Fine vt ( $° ner | ROOMS, FOR RENT—C —CITY | ft is! e * to 1 er 3 el Bits private; ot ee ¢ nd © rooms, was be 9 ele ctrie, : WEBSTER GROV ES a ag vi ie : JOHN GRE HER — r t » 0° week. MENGEL MUSIC CO.. 4300 Olive, iv — nie = = coaceeas 400: be ‘houteau av.;: 5 rooms and@ bath:| YORKLEIGH APAK 1 MENTS, 49% & hteetceosidied seid sean te ri! ied) sb AD LN: as A. : Pigs: x rie newly decorated: S®! Pine bl.: ne ° ir rnished double uite 3 | BUNGALOWS—Eight attractive bungalows, eit yar re ’ ——— , ublease fi nonths: one furnishd sone MONEY ro LOAN 5) (4) a ST PL’ AY ER- PIANOS We a ren | Re MOMS—T or 3 furn oo el hous: ak ee] in furnished on roo housekeeping : 2 roome ° an | Po ockwood and Sviweeter av Webster; 6 . ct sh for same. Call Central ta. 2 PAT AS To! PT, | T HA r a rooms; private rer ii ten: ee ft Cab. 5: 319). 1 iy] 2 . ae ] mie * T 7y ROO? nd kitchen "PANCISCH KUNZ R CO.. Asgt.. ts ‘ | wild hote service ” RA | wi BSTE R GRO *s TRI ST CO Agt. feR) ~ -“) ortgage real extate loans: month! are went NOS AND ) ORGANS __ 4ieitd + 4 oi | ——- gentleman only, Cab. ; a )= PRIVATE LGA? ight: used only $150 to move purchased for ( hristmas deliv-| As +, nN, B07 = rg : ‘ a . : aed e* pati pl - gio ‘ pas = Ae . anid WJiaae if hee | ° ri’ é, Al; & ti P P ’ om . qs P Vv e Re edi Ss] 1 41 }- | } l¢ e. Dare PHO VOUI 4 ’ ‘er! is ublii we n > P . : sa : + +p TES sled VOMIS , 1OUSe KReaep- wee . Ai PS... docile 3 C ic, iM } J i = prele . , ‘ , 6 ‘ 1. " . wee ® TY) Gers ¢ va of e { ” m | i ori _ Bh dg yi ; 1AN_ CO.. 1004 Olive at. (-BS) ery. The purchasers have for- Ing Or seeping ; WEST PINE RB 3080 O— n° —— ILE ne (S bh | *h : : rn part nrefter? Liverside rAd. se ; IX ‘ il at ilé¢ » ith , Tord O18 role ‘ed; aye ~~ say Pgs mt ROOM ect —— _— roe » NO—S8-note, ‘bd Pr " ax ; 2AS . 3106—One small housekeeping light bh se eeping rooms, oS wees UY) rooms, bath, elect r , manered : H 7 ti.—Or ; tmer } or 7 Fm rvreetment Pronerty room. @-story trick % : ba atne | me, > a ; eo meen peautiful aang feited their deposits, and you! | n: furnace heat ping indel! 17 | rt ogee Tiga ee wth 7 k odérn. went af aouth. Calle Jr — 3 | ice! te a an, ae | R.. i s re Brees sts s, at per cent. Sternberg's. ae - 7 . 4 ” F. ; (5 N , 3 —_ an | “ i] oT , 2 f> rT - ° »' - hee ta "y : S2£) aT oOo be onte | . " ‘ . a+ . i? ' 3 - dis . i * mire j | 4a uit j ’ . ™ . ———_ can save any Ww here irom $o0 to parma ieen “ng x Fy shed room; all ae J as ig Speco ling: Sil W tan aes , EP oo Ty “) ROB Chastn: HOUSB Wtd.- , ¢ rtimnet iy . SLO ori ne-family apartn 1 may a , a nm, Tae Fents abt FP, ed sa 4 ’ 4 e ty furniture wiekas UUS5S eat acl —_ . ' ~ ef ‘ ' . “ee ‘ a . + he ‘ ; L¢ rn eated ‘ ; . pt on : - . on K confidentta aa” * PAA AAA AA ee ee ee ee loaning while using: ood t player. incl dl r 20 roils . — Pencn and stool. ng 20 & $200 on these instruments. Let i LOCUST, 3127—Rooms: running water, _ oa {ove LAT—6 room ull conveniences; South ‘ ar wa ee (c# i day. 933 + Side a: \W | Post-Dispatch . ine ize ' = ) 2 4) , LO. re aunuai rentai _ . : autom* ; "10e JV YUU a hilee bought. mortgages paid, c ss public and private baths; § ; way grand: $350; good tone. us show you t! ese actual bar- . 2 iiss c&) MORGANFOR!] ; 1: , , T° LUCAS, 3430—Housekee ping nd Sicha kag : , | app ma ts oe rg hy Bg ogg 'e : ) NI | . trer oor = sci e gi: PIANO CO.. 1107 Olive, gains. CONROY’S. 1100 Olive ali conveniences; $2 per week UD. tS) | ELEVENTH, 2614 X.—Front room for), [woms. guath: le ; water heat in. FLATS AND AP’T’S. WANTED g09-5984 PAGE BL. A} ae HOUSE —A0S4 Rutger: 8 rooma: $3100, | . x Se EET ~ . ; ae jJed : me ! ase as Dae 96-98 HO a ie> A \ ; . - 2 Fs ite : A * : , ms st. (c8) MORGAN, 3519—Newiy Karuna hot-wa- ey, hou ing, cooki . ALLIS 2 | ff Nc} est i gg su a h——4559 Neosho; 6 1 “ ments; cont! tential rc 1 Commercia! | “~) ;*% i Peri. ' t . . aaah °e alo MONEY toaned en aut “yar sy rivate ANO—Slightl ae lect: one ¥ a ¥y used; BIT ne gas, ce 1] C= HAI ER REALTY CO IS N. &th eT MIEN td ; dD; leaving city. 331 §. ELSES Se ‘ _ ter heat: free phone: hor bath: electric 4) he — + ’ ’ “| . Ih oe. / “ ith } te , ail PSHE “ (an eetn ut Main 1195. . PLAYERS—aA ar assortment of bigh- SHERIDAN, vom 1+—Connecting rooms - for TAN), JOS- unfurnished room ; ith WEST ard for iInformatior inking peas ON ok enw at ited annual renta rm . h ae ‘ j oe ween ES-nete; BF grade used and shopworn pianos and pluy- . light housekeeping __kichen nriviiege ras turniahed % ‘ ult. (es fh] 0 . price $60.000. * , Cl Month party; open evenings. 2d floor ab Wee ers at bargin prices, any instrument you “ASH ING TT IN. 34°24. _ 1 aan ‘k Be aa yom > mac % pr ? ‘ oe arge front _— he ™ e - 1°08 e 4 r ; , , * "eA ini , an, , ‘ nT ig : aT" si er vat ‘ ag? r107 Olive, (Bi May select will be delivered to vou for a with ite oe hy Bit met t: mt . a eee cnenll+ aetrnte ‘Smanter- So ins ek | a -US-—# rooms and bath, 2d floor, vintor 91961. . + ai ae S Aen _ _ San ay room / bath, hardweod ONE 2 emall down payment, the balance on con- | “ “eit e's a a neat; Fo rm? “nveniences: bust man nreferredt =. . ‘of ory — - kt Fos oneae aout ‘tals an ® fin' ryrk + eta me? ‘ , a* — ad d to salaried I vs people cnny oe doggy to my veal . terme Barihel-Duesenberg Piano | CR \rCRE— adult: ‘all Colft TaLW., POE pte _ left in your posses t+ @ ; POWER GROVE HEIGHTS 3 oan e ; possession. 1421 &§ ished front reom : Coupe make. $ wali cheap, Saints Chippers. . bath. film- | - ' . > a ae SPP de I. a n be appli IANO. CO... : ree cin 635-3 zo Pianos that are virtually new, SOUTH es Jeniences Tindell 41001 PAGE Bl. 6700-—Fe large ws, flats | Tet oF e: must be reasona eS otek on , J hou Se ke ‘ep ing ‘ con enlences: $8.5 - -k- : ‘ j . . i cy? ‘ Te % ¥¢ ; tex i +. ’ ’ : ' fora sy ‘# - io? sho" 88-rnote, cheap: with ae Te ee oe 1 afi eB at aaa aaa A. THOMPSON R. CO., cs oere ger gne ALN, g0od tone; ideal for om flat; furnace, | > anaes Oe at tage bu . . sj able to keep. These instruments. lv: child welcome ad l : 3 ) | eb “Ches pena CENTRAL danoaigen aeninde epee , J " aan’ ice $30,000 : . ape h a f ' ae M , nd ¥9345 Hoatmen's Bank 4a) t——~Wainut outside, pure eSS é Ost, JUNIATA. 3617—Room, south exposure, 3 bot = all in xood condition. ase or than ‘ ost. lines: wentiemen ons ‘Tand B29,8W. gentler? orivate { ‘Vy : . Fen der ‘ : : , i oh —- ; L. bt ER 53200 =60N rear——2 ne ' ; Sa A eG tit and e@e:ecrt Copper Priv > and benoh: gid per ei »7 O6— To congenial employed young Ras and bath pnih; renta PIAS Putas PP ° aime PIANO” 107 75 MISSOURI 13130—Front sleeping’ room: | LEV BLAND, +~J0A—Room and beard P. , “har! ar at s re ae vate entrance; large, light. warm; f J centec 1. Dertvate Tamils ' sbany 753 Owne , eg © lot FOx9s nnu renta siemens aaah Sate - O— Used, to good condition. oe or ladies emplored: with laun- MISSOUR w42—Nicely fi ished room . SOUTH ins , le 15,000 ter! in mir . on and Fo me ness a5 or . ‘men: ard if des q . 4 MCDONALD 3S 1 8—4-roon cottage; bath, SUBURBAN PROPERTV WANTED wheISs PPT \ ; — rey . ae . aa , , 7 - 4 s - ie hal , & ve J | ‘ : ’ . : kour't at it rts - — fro y , lows om Os ‘i ae BOE. CONROT ’S have several | | plored: eond heat. apecineiinipncmsiats 1° rand Chest COOK $104—Nea furnished room Pack BRI wa -Five large rooms , EF] r apie nt nh MoceTs oT ; } STLEMAN (nN. S818 i P P a . : Oo Te re ind $ ; we tor es ban Py mms tie, recent io hw hardwne ‘ - MONEY %o e@atarie’d peo pie ft’ rnitare : oe whi y - | CAROLINE, 23569—3 rooms, furn! ned fo ACE pha. : PIANO. 2 1102 Olive.(c&B9) customers have been “a ? i ; | ut “\ , Vietorta ’ ,a4 > — , PIANO CO... 1102 Oltve.ted (c8) | MISSISSIP Pl, 1502—Niceiy furnished 2d- | AN! : die private home: reakfa Sidney a P ja = . - ne €10 vet music roll 9 le ; . " to see TQ’ ™ QITAR AN. | PESTALOZZ1. 8616—1 or ¥ furnish on-| PARK. 31: and pe etri ~~ = 3200 8. G ; : THE HOU SE THAT GUARAN- nec ting housekeeping rvooma,; heat. aT . , ae. : : 2! , rrp y . bee = i" : ae POSIT) ~- mn > tai ~ | ent or ‘ wg ‘ 8 —— a . | re > . -) electric ie > C1] ads awning : , will ——, ana othe M — O ” 10GS wa eT root . jer ' mh is ¢ .Y r) oOun- - . Z ——s eae dog A iy! every instrument has been thorough- __...~ moni nana ‘ed 2 emploved: reasonab) ” Fore Bava + BEACON. 5303-—Nee tenesiags: 2 on \ A age MH Fe — UN ] “at enox 1 . fc “ore ‘red: . . i? Pas " ; — : Sims oor ( fii Pe svat . : - or : ' my vt? ry ; ly Sverhnauled and placed in original atRBrerRT. 1248—Two laree rooms. Sd floor, VELMAR EL, a26-——Rooms. w nard tile ath r electric and furnace: : ' _50- jot; must #ell| owner leaving « ] off ‘ — and ac- 1i ° P & furnish er] for housekeeping: ele ricit?. = tralite then So ‘ ‘ ti? | ; > 4 + . aeys ke ' 4 ‘ 9 NESS PURPOSES Duos oe raocs . — be ; . . , ' P MONEY WANTED * this fs a reat y cons ition. phone, gas range. furnace: watemoan Yd. (5) SLMAR Rk... BOR: Poom ‘ re sT —, 4004— House: 3 roon ag TO LET BUS ; : r will trade Hentun ' PIANO \. > BRAYARD 7O006—Two conne ing housekee" tabhe bre e aS : Jndell ¢ yi | cemiiinditate ee i $ VW Co., hon Olive.(c59) | UPRIG iHTS ing reoma, gas range and sink aieo sieed “1 ; - CENTRAL br eS, Over ig ro - , a - ea DLEILMAR f —\WNar noon beard, APARTME a ae an ick ~ ee ee oo ing roo | es. gentliemen. Forest LooOST, for VY or inle : Pr ty . ; NTS : , ’ hors , Pr R At ae ee ieee ~ - Pn ~ . - - Pelt we cot P ‘ : - ‘ . Char es a? ma) AL si) 4 } 4 BOYLE. “Da N ivw? ar . north euu ; ' , EST tare . ‘ ‘ tery is kerie@a al cy] =, (e470 ws ile Tni 7) ?. peneuee +f simuri- room. cing houbie ti i } > | k > ; i , } 5] } re mse Dy? oh : ILTON, 1394—Fou rooma: oijers telephon: vice: reas n- ain ees! ns (hes v) | 18 “ond - - P r : = 7? ely em: twin an » . e Sati liate possession -eoa i Aicate * ¥ _ she ii ~ ; ° “ ‘ . —_ — : } eae ele , ¢. t ie " -Huildir daviignt, “ ” , ‘elects “$126 ola ca -| ga5oo See 1457 sus Washington Near COOK loor front connectin pin oO .- exce! t meals: emplo pen aes : rt ln Sid. (S) KINGS sig he [A——4 rooms and sun heac, electric ai yg, ‘ . : TOMBRIDGE . . CLMAR BL.. 5217-— me for hou ELMAR RP! 5049— War room. board ag t and janitor servic ®d floor; R Mine Raa sess * "jaan oth gH@nes i818 Meramec | AV) Tternet iat ” To Rewer: Kian sng.2 Tem for 2 or 3 people: $6.50 to $i ingle. | ont A 7 i to + — —-- — - we & ~ . . a ..0350. |‘ DeLMAR BI. 46% ee pestsose: ' : (4), WALTER J SR E. CO., 618 Chestnut. ¥; 7 wo-thre@ f1001 tab- OOTTAGH- Modern brick; 3841 Michigan COUR r ORDERS | STOCKS AND BONDS S450 heated freasrtt ‘ a, : AL conven Ce hd . There ” ; ‘ey th . | wnt — - — = * Cer tral 4564 (c4) hed for lod: : pyr = é i >» , . yes “ . — » * 4 rSA Newt or ; ' : : areas : ay ‘ : , ad friar’ nod oat Forest 7459) ss Ralsl. 3935—aAtct: active §-room n ha, Be ; , = coma: “Ss - mary - r . ‘ * welts ‘ joy? , — dinate rtment open For terme, 4 » SES. > «ne ee. inet Aspire anes ar ais ee nc ET . .. | : si A Fs 4 ‘ reper * were! “ern H ’ jt fo°or > ; ie x ! 9 3 . comm a _ oe ee as vm , So pe es ' ori Main 2686 m } oe 4 Wr 9 ae ye fey — Tha : Tr: . (ning | Vtyvt - Ate ‘ent . j VARISH a qu) - 1” Chestnut . ok os ; = e Ty! « Pe \ site / F : nt . Ps . = W . : * , ’ rm = ——e . ° = inet Pio 14 Th —* nished Cw le! 7 Ameer . ; ' uar ' Raat? G PF er a ee ' . j iat ’ >} ’ tiriest wh : ; ’ " ¢ oiee rooms, sun jarior: immediate posses- tn DELMAR BL. | BB 4—Large sicep ¥ - - A necessary decorat!r open genilemen or reiined couple Seah, quiet ScPHERSON 44°44 Attracts rooms ED ARD lL. BAKE WELL 1 arage 7th st. new Plavrer— home A neat home cooking Olive 5555 ; = (ck) = , é AN] at ee , c % 2 " . ae art a ee mene ~ om ape See . patens ' ° . ‘* ; ' ) (sartie r mtn. et Ly j VAR fz] In7 ee ’ “eo 4 ! r) ; : 54] - aa is . }? . one Preece? ; l ‘ ] AN 58433, Rone : ant * ~ 4 4 Ht — a + ‘ , . ; hangeek Ae bee ol ren *- ner Tate famiic if I aparin a> x " , S700 isl urty Lap | Oe al ,*ss eer | ao é J #% f » |: ill a * ee Reve 7 J m « rie nt ward ae © Oe Yd Ori I TT { mn leat : d is nito vice r- s ‘ -1 e ‘ .* onus ® ] r : arencerer te (oR) 4/48) ‘ mon . : .— ; : aiact? . ‘Hts --Story i sit ae OTs r,nN Vil oe Chestnut Main 1195 AEE - ' : mctmetnennenenas . —— TT — ° atin 77 ; ri 7: c¥T +2 4 ’ ' ; e*. : if ty “ DELM AR tT? 4637—Room: one man em- MINERVA eli S—Veryv destrabl ‘4-story WAL TE R JONES R. E CO. 618 Chestni ov! la - > 08 from $600 upwards. 7 beet RR : SS en a 1 \ >¢ Sas : i bet 6 bm} ; e. 4°566—Bese utiful sleentin os Desirabie foon board for « partmen Fe ~ ) ve " , af ary. | a ~ = — ae Pianos cannot be equaled in a “9 ladies. kit: Hel ry wt y amar “ { ttt" ’ ‘5 a. ; ; 4 rf’ ivi ¥i r ve th it . 459 " ( LI : } actorv — 144] N. 6th ft ie / On * , , , ; : , " . . of OF . * " ne ’ “e-baen ‘ ; ‘-s 7 or quality. reasonable. ; 7. ——""iOHStlarntin: Meals large connect- will pnd Semsr ste, Soetes i floor: ex ery convenience: “000 sa ft two flgors;: electric levator: = a “ ; " ss \ “a, we . hes en Ae = ee ; . —— Pao, ig? '~ ik rie di rm Ze atl Con Lie? ; Must ? ~ n : oY Pere "HoH tr. - ony : , or well « her ie r sf * ~- ” . . 2 is >. ' ‘* - ' ; ’ ; -" , : , i ° rm u Ss t nveniencesr mus RUSANBAUM-HAUSCHULTE a. om cw ow rent a an eap 500. T22 Chestnut : LT R am 4504 ’ : arewain at , ("vp re ftic a: uM) ewwner ‘here "CONE pre ELMAR BL.. 4019—Furn'ish. —— | tchaggry Se eeho han! onstrated te von, 2 ee Saree ey 2407 N. Broadway. (ch6) JOHN GRETHER & CO . ' wt iy 2546 if densi: | | at shes BEAU AAU L, BL Né 1:ALA WwW iN I oe & Peters customers. Ask anvone who has ences: also unfurnished wm phen Me rates. (Cabar ; o P hi ie hase TE. ® and get his or her opinion as tO’ warm and clean: also Sd ficor front for WASH) NGTON HI. $355—Large fron’ 5300 Pershing av. # rooms, every con- ie sian both phones floors. sleepne ch rage. locat mie > ( . — it service and values offered by sleeping. in. > gentiemen or couple first-class ty nience rent reasonable: elevator service FFIC : storage space aeRO 42 Oe) thie af , , = or dul k Ale 4 T's. ENRIGHT. 421°2—Cenne: ting “house keeping ‘my ‘ LOOSEN BAUM-HA! nah Hl Ts na. EE. CO } foreen. va ar. _ me / w. Tf al ‘ainwright Ridg om. 4 ; TOOITe ; ba th, x8. electric % ea 5 ‘ HINGTON - Ri, ” S455 1 arena — ‘® Broadway. ‘cot NORTH ey : ; : , ENRKIHT iT. 4084—2 roohs” ‘furnished for! ahed oom with board for two m- OPEN TOD. AY aie , BU NG MN Ww KA R , ‘ , N - ight housekeeping; ail conveniences no pioved ocenveniences, excellent Pa | RY —" R leieas ; nes . - Corl ive iarge rogip. bath, furnace es" —- for a. Tore ert + Poors ict ' , : : Forest i 548 4 nes ‘ } m } tment ‘ tom : "a aianert eentien | 01 machines m « one meal’ “nm af ae « ‘ a res dence $1000" ( ren i> Ro ae ec a. Ym y fity my a . 33 7 Jind i b> ; store and 4 ro od an ‘ ~ S ie ~~ Le «wood a’ ‘iwoer wil! ah —- ; , r « or ‘ ! le rs ' 4) > ” ¥id00 hatte - ig? eet prices. : : « ; ' ed . lecation Fess sat and eroreric« : A a’ , ; iw) : : h nti : - : ; : S «) rooms; sink. a : vate family. Olive-Univereity car 4 Vth st DROZDA REALsas &Y | “ t ' 8. F. DICK MASS 6 | wes a Po : ss — ta ~~. ‘>.> t 9 .

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a Hee SM im A ORS TE mnieamentl ‘ DI STI TEE ELODIE LOL OM as) ON PLEO RI TOE TRS Ue a at Ts ioe 3 mies . ° € ia ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receivé 0 PER CE*P WORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ZEcRaY. Editorial | ‘ aia 7. nial wo0oOTrtia Nee WE HID. ——-“Yr show ood judement ag | FOR RANSOM, SHOT when you buy foods at the CMe Ae | — = N BACK AT HOME OGER STORES| $4 William Schuler, Contractor, } la a — Becam® youlsan be sure of three things. First. gquality—natiozaliy known foods of usly Wounded by an prov wortes - second, low price—ocur producer-to-consumer plan which eliminates ys Unidentified Assailant | ——JIOEIO the iddlemn's profit. together with our tremendous purchasing power, makes this Who possBile; t§rd, treshness—the rapid sale, which causes new goods to be brought to Escapes. 7 : : P : ’ yen a - Be ok Rim ok ESM OME TR RENE RGD, a os ae: AR CN RE PE SS eet eine + RA I seas ibis ee cit ’ me | , ; Sy) = ae . " 5 > of . a Cade r . i b = RN oF wang aa am “tet nicf Sud”, ere ss lds dell aiilesien cis Jikan delenit ; See NN - r kim each toretwice a week, assures you of this. = ° 3 q | ° = Buya Few Extra Pounds—You'll Be Pleased With the Quality! ) ° p C 15 BIG BARGAINS FOR FRIDAY ; Fer tridar in this pepular ~tiut-They-Geo sale. we Bea oe worth er eS = gpl Wea We walter a nen wpe some at Natta i wie 2 > + s ee ee UNSWEET PRUNES a ig o : : oe ee _ nsweet F ines — her teal 13 immen~ spe tats that . SUITS AND OVERCOATS =a Por Men and Young Men . a _* we ghts Tf smcomcorrient te cadl email tht: compen a For complete information and special terms For | Men and Yous = Men ender | whiclg the Apollo-phome can be purchased Splend niler garn mail this co™pon tocar. Cc Seectted Beets. caf ng . to. ee 7 Ty ‘- ure pote cLIY - ™ = - ~ ‘ . I th — ? — SUITS AND OVERCOATS a7 —- Sweet Potatoes—Large ¢az = Asparagzu: Thite. N Si. can Ime inc Ive Regular $12 Value A MEN’S HEAVY MACKINAWS ey SONA ee ES. Gr BOE RES: eM PR Sinn ER EOP eins NN APR gE TERE Cons “te a a ” . : ~—* fave m fe . Fy - . >a Pd . > Bae rl ‘ HP ae > 2 Del Monte Bartlett met fe nes va SPINACH NAVY BEANS _ PEARS 1006 OLIVE STREET - ~ bec kage an a ‘lle din Eh. “Be ang _cxeenienally SORE Between 10th and 11th Sts. | =e PRESERV ES = ~ GRAPE JELLY =... 7 packed in lange Tam ' for it, Be said. a man s hed | oy. 413- 415 on 6th St. nd =F we sf , 3 - wapiare 5 : APPLE BUTTER :: 3! ar2 Ot : the neig? iq omte Apricots -ar : Peach ‘rn t . 3 &F ene . - cs . 7 , | Monte Roy ‘ | ARDS Cherries ee Apricots. :, _ “ ma , es — eee ee : : ’ c . Mon-e Blackberries, =a *: . —vecenrcee &, vd & ‘. en nape 78 M. to 5:30 P. M.— g ee Made of Heavy Material MEN’S TAN RAINCOATS —" Of Dark Colored Worsteds MEN’S $4.00 TROUSERS ey 50 Of Heavr. ona 4 etnies - ° 7 |= — ~_s MEN’S $5.00 TROUSERS a 1 Monte Red Raspberries car ‘ : aker’s Shredded -ex : : : : | : Fresh Bulk ; = Sale = Eee age [Nec L! Caw Teel 1OPoundsfor39e ite het et K- ne ae packaz- | More Savings Friday! — tb, cas ioe | National Oats; rkz — 10e _ Sen Carry 12 Down Laddes Beak ‘ yer , zs . aro x S j+te OBE Setdave a nes st = tn as =e =o Men’s All-Wool Serge Pants ns Delot. street. where the: ew bis Here's a Real Buy! ROLLED OATS ; er teen ee oe cis ot, BOYS’ $10 SCHOOL SUITS "§ Sizes 15, 16. 17 and 12 Only Cormmeali—S3 Ibs Sc a -? a > - ° ~ - » . - i A “a »* a =f 7. =? a e — - = es - i. « “aD a 7 o $ — nin, ~~ ~ BOYS’ TWO-PANTS SUITS a5 1 — ee - > 7 Fouid’s Spaghetti i%c package : Sc Sizes § to 15 at Gare ms - 0800) on ee OFIOr In Broken Sizes a* ROMAC TIE OO CIR ARE Cyne + REP We + PL sire ie ars | SlaeE Naca SRLe RRS 2° Lager SRO yr wate. ee . 4 Juvenile Suits and Overcoats a Sead chutterTohnsen Box Candies Jelly Beams; rer pound .. 4 spec a et of Bers [ora2 (3 Dee. Care crear + sewed * | pac? &. s FF “ - . : « : * 2 > . - - " . : = ¢ . 2? 4 = 82% : me & ™ . tin ° / . =% - — oe €® ¢ ~ : »* . : » - - _ ~ ~-* . . > * “~ > : . 4 , . theac v “eS «= « “* : BOYS’ $3.00 KNICKERS = 14 45 | Pee Herman. § + “ . > ae Ms " K 7 - PS a - eyate _ ne — re , ‘ “a NS ta". $ —s om . s ™ - — aor £ ‘a pf sIzEs— : — | nee a i le Oa er ste en ee ea nage. ane — sa ne ~ eo ren ee a 4 yuna Ye + fe - -- . dargarine saves ° a mg er Wi_eent — + * ‘* — ‘>. : . oe ae +8 % . * &, 4 7 echoes ne Oe caee wees ceca ee <secevews § === es : | ter taste. {_on°talns no of eoda. Pound . wa ie * Bi tut +* x _ADVEETISEMENT - a Plash and Cloth (‘pats in sport, . belted and flare m: odels, in all want- Sav ife ed materials and colors: __ Siz¢ ~~ Creamo Nut Margarine, ib — With Estonic Sale-Suits |e tae_ | FRENCH COFFEE « sore O5c ) “I was neariy deed un] fcend JEWEL 4 ue rich. golden Saztoa F; id Only! Eatonic and I can sruly * es eared = The . . corer eres riday Only: D Creamo Margarine Sizes € to 18. ser Sentemees SomespEre ar charmpron who } trtle to Joe Lyn snapped on bis cent returs fr Engiand. where Gefeated [im Wilde im a bout London —_se7r Ta 4 |= eae. 4 trnt-~<«ee# * —— -. SS Tra Bea 4 ‘ADs o& biP pec deta. orn on : . ¥< a? berT Ss suit Satie it is the bern Gomach inecocine ever made.”” tei ss Mrs. Hershey ’s Cocos; 1. -ib. wepiiiaiahe G aire Cattes ; medix Evia Smith. 5-ib. s $39, $45 ~$ — Hershey's Coson: 12 $60 SUITs, D which weg eee C2 misery bulk: fme- Ib. onic quick a WEE, ERC? ID. .--e-ereces ® °F taking up and cy aE et Baker's ‘Coces: “sD. cam . B® acidic iw ° . Out the + Materials include ¥ and gases which pagrent good rane Postum: ad Bae. anal... Serges, silvertones, tricotine ete. . Postum Cereal: large package . Pur trimmed and tailored styles. | ick relief Ketgpe the stom- special for Friday at... $25.00 | | many ils eo able Z Ries inom ex ALD ORF P P jee APER SSTEWART Sax Ses TOILET Greggict’s guararte. 0m) 00000 ee ONO CLOTHING COMPANY N. W. Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. °

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JANUARY 32 5991. “a g Editorial Pa ge ail (ST. LOUIS POST- — | ] Fiction, Popular Coualen | and Women’s Features : a Z News Photographs Wn % lp SUARY 21 | THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921 THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1921 AC 3 AN rl \ - W/L ddddbdbbsihgs, LEZ, , mG: Vsidddddddcdddddtdea * iecnniineeael ed ee tf seqcagacnnare’*£°°* ese ry eer ene i fre Wily passes LLL, Tecan ccceeaeeeee eee sere sereseees *e*se« Mrs Harding. wife of the President-elect and next mistress of the White House, tn her latest “official” photo. graph eCaovright Underwana £ Under 20d DSA ASADARA ~ S +++ + © eee © eee &* Ge ee SV WAVWWWVWNVNdwVI341»H ee ++ > +e eee 6 64 4 e OR Oe & © . — i i. “** * + +e Ss ©] © eo ee Ge @ ee eee .+** .* . +s ©) © & Gee = © ee ee Ge & ** _* > *.* . “ss ee _-* u GO! 2GAINS IDAY y-Go" Sale, we have SSeS SS SSR eS SSSR BSS REESE SSE SS EES EEE EES SE EEE ESS “*** - SRST SRSRSERESRE SR SRE RE RRR RR RR RR SR EERE *“*s**s e+ ees . kh hh ee ee a SY a rte © OE OP ORS. 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Frederick F Johnson, Bishop Coadjutor SQ \. ewssree oe “+s eee © « . eehd hdd CES DRDTADATRS Oe SSS Sel 1 » & - ‘ ”s ts ee a oe oe ee hee a ae a « \oe OPT aD FETT a I ER er Meat ehei eid St2ta 7 RMMMMAN Miss Cyrena Van Gordon, prima Episcopal Diocese of (Eastern) Missouri, presiding at donna of the Chicago Opera Com- 82d annual convention of the diocese pany. after adoption into the Sioux re MMMM MUMUL tribe of Indians. because she prom- cscssaacaaaastaaaaa cacao ised to sing at benefit for the Indian's Fellowship League Chief Buffalo Bear congratulating her —Copyright Underwood & Underwood C! ago Z a er dress-wear, te: knickers mixed cassi- “** ce W SN > * * i **** | @ark mix- lh and both exceptional ‘\ +See eee eee = ESS SRS SER SRE SRE ES SEER EHR EEE EERE SE WS TAH Ww ~: *e es FSS RO SS ~~... : ae RR secon eee nd — se a Sas ease ae from 2% to blue and “++ +es &* **s*se* e RB ay oo . + .** | if +o SSS OS SES SEES EERE EERE EE ERE SG » rrr © Ot eae gf oo * ek ee ek eo WO S06 6 eats «Oe eS Whe OS ONO .** “% ? i a »~ s beak > > . * am - WE eee Se er Dae ig AGE rey e 3 ¢ Ooo “™ , eV ET? 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‘ Pee yk saat ns cao he on he 2 te. RE) ot. y * ils) Sok tea oe ee MR AED. A aye, er lpipepitale: ray Pi ey Fe OR aah OCU : Fede mT gh igs * ON Pll g a le te AE on eal 1 hi pach a age “\ Nie ae EE, ity eR See Zi aa BS es he) or. er ab AP Pin yen gta ec, ee | P oe) eee - el ie ween... a nae ai +9 1 sei a PIR hy Seen cd T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 27 907 Mie Hee ng ‘Sptagrin ties - _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Found-2 by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12. is87é. BN le ee ae eM aEe aie. yaks eS Soot Teei'ta end Olive Streeta. ASO e dueth te hea, het PMI lat: os et CIRCULATION Average 1228: Pepe Ray se ry m4 ts be} oy Vv bin a | 5 9) « we See: RA BP gory hg ES Ad Eas Tee + Se 60 DAILY AND SUNDAY AVERAGE 18 “b) Vaiaalisbes ¢ - THE CAUSE OF UNEMPLO YMEN rT. Published ty the Pulitrer Publishing Co, Labo > te o THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. I Know that my retirement will Make no difference im lis cardina! Principies. that ix will always fight fer progress and reform, ncver wi- @FSte injuxtice or corruption. always Gemagogues of all parties. oer- @r Belong to any party. always op- pose privileged clases and public | Peanderers, never tack sympathy; | With the poor, always remain devot- , €2 to the public welfare. vever be _ S80isfied with merety printing news. alweys be drastically independent: | Bever be afraid to attack wrong ' whether by predatory plutocracy or , BPregatory poverty. . JOSEPH PULITZER. | April 10, 1907. “Se a oo ae a a) a SOR ee - . i aE LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE it may interest rou to Amew tha: th- pregent management of United Railwars Watches your ccolumns rer . j fect) 3 Tt so happene thar ovr ficials b ready meted the defect and had re new plates for ur transfer printing pressee. New transfers are now be zx Printed and ther will be «er: st for nex: mOnth’s suppir. the Gistripution to the baSbiic beginning beh 7 bee! Sencing TOU aj pr "are ahaa g s i Ss : the new transefe-« ms — — é en : OF g@ervice tmprovre. Ute offer suggestions ¢ iments. and the management Fill €o as iT Af possible in its efforts to comply. ALU. BR. AGENT Fair Pay for the Police co Te the Editer of the Po« Diepe teh Eat, We understand thar the police Louis are attempting to pro procure at Je fereon City an increase in salaries IZ We sincerely believe th hold positions which entail as of life as do the police force of 1 Gre Gfititied to ¢ reasonable compensa - tion for this risk that they run in pro- tecting the citizens of the nur ht We do net believe that the ; Bcale by which the police Louis are paid is sufficient to enab?! Our ctr to procure the caliber of HeceSseary. to efficientiy do the work we Bierely wish to express this view ty me YOU AF One of our leading nex Spapers, z vate we Know that what row mech welght in aiding +t} procure this increase may S¢ kept informed STIX. BAER & FULLER dividuals symnet Sidney R. Baer revolting oe of “pending $60.000 Goo Quici. m Te the Bditer of the Poe: -Diengt-> = _ Since VOting the $62. 99° 606 read bonds at the last election the moet interesting . problem now before the people of Mis. fe eUr. and especiailr the COInmittees who .. will have charge of the ex} oditure > ~~ it ottred. , Deubttess there will be mary fantastic Yi@WS Submitted on this subject. At the se “sm@omary, I am herewith munching qg tu Plan. rigk of being classed with the loomer ang AMeTica and _* a tarow - First. I wouls build a grea: cToss-State re highway 58 feet wide from &. | : = i. ~— wg te . Kansas City. OUF greatest termirs’ ae Im the center of this highway, }@t a double track electric railroad lea. sf ing qt fir =. * ™ ; as . « ° — a . “=*2-i@Gt hae “> O@f% een th double tracks ; side of the double track ¢, = weuld avoid head-or °34 dill a ter oOMmeodate the °F riders of claga,. the freighters of the tr Wagon class and the Pastenger : these who are unable I would form a CCAUtion with Willia-- B. MeKinter or some other Tallread magnate to ease or sell him +h. ‘ easement ever onir 1¢ fe watons frem iH “= impreesion has beez mate ts France oF resporcdence " the auto © Great Kk and War, Dut the Britis) . mS a cof censorship. tafe an automobile a. recovery ard her apacitty? for paying The . ne ———=—= manper in which this is bets Sore differs wry EDITORIAL £ diffe: 4 STILL HUNT 2" Cla. @tuatior 2s ©. Aca 48 DOemi> le bar a: the SZeeet iet them beet meney,” Nashville Tennesseeas ars % make - inseripe ~ ee dias the iegtest “Oommen? by the ivading publicist: s- * ~ = - - _— > => > saa st = ~ — — — - ° oe ~- rr. sa © interests i COTA MURTY De ae * o - ~_* - . - - fect ¢ —S. rUung is that while one reture Se ‘ *- [= "arelet 4 “2UDping surtax. Separate returns showisrg sal’ the nt income recluce the suriaxs or ‘s “= cases «)i- hate . -"- anc Ser case re ent.y decided in the United States District Ceert s amectictt is to the effect that tf one éu:- “6 acy ‘aracle rear sells property bought for *™e 7Grt decisiong alread Mace ‘hat there ‘2¢ German Reichsbank & = WIR the tecegsity of « “om pulsery © Tacsec in Germany? on acceues of the eT —=an Snasces r etamire rery serious? + consciously the possibility of seTmarys Sge-- re *he hrsterica! Tears of the mea- a $>*. 2. ftere ce - ee Ys ars estate when he presente¢ ith t-istmas i man . ow - = - te the mar - finmer i ate f difference —— ped seg@ the : eemas i that th- bric-a-Ddrac we f and the latter Whe & TMIAD loons » e frock and shirers riog ? ~@ Sundar ef . a aiNY Sunda; rf every wife and _ neta = Short Shi Good | ALSO MAKI] Several Agree Wirth £ e LifePreservs , R od er > océ 7 -_ _ Rr FAY STEVENS .. ~ « . ¢ —_ re. -— | \d > “ »4 s 3 . . £ ~* » x — * 4 =? —_ . .* 4 7 °.e - 5 cause i. 33 & = ° - ~ @? 7 fer “0° os a . - £-= - = - . . —— - | ~ 9 -Og of pe = > s5°*- ea = - - aS : ;' _ aa — - - a « - . 4. 4 s é . 7 on bs . . ce z . & . »-. - + a > a3-4 *

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abe ad RIT Sy gre oy eR Lehg ten ccrremeteersii en WOMEN’S PAGE . POST- DISPATCH Daily y Magazine Lhe po Maxims of a » 2 > ee Ok — — ~ SSS ~ . ~ SSS . >>> >» es ~ ee ee es SS 7 SSS al Dra >> ~ American doles out to his wife: might call out the volunteer fire de- ther. ignoring his gold cigar-cutter yards in Pocatello, Idaho. The sun! head ith pl.octered Dlack hatr ‘ar words of affection nd praise one) partment. and biting off the end of his cigar ©” ®ves of the man on the floc r were i nearh light as water might guess each syllable made a with clean white teeth. “Before ] SWimming rigidly over the sobered is away in the ‘ ; é i a theo wr ifiag Sepemeed dent in: his bank ac-| box was the trif | 2 | Aeree such an important matter, §F°UD. re: BG-TOWE Ollie ” ~ 4 lin 4 “Al » r ’ ror > " . » ) \ @¢at] , ps rj *¢@lis »* : ’ ’ s ~~" : ’ ' rely 4 °"aT 4s count. ened Pla dite msi * as your marriage, you've got to One of you,” he gasped rattlingty ira master, A boy may know that he nears Te eraatern jeweler a week or 89 Ago produce a better girl than that I “one of you has got to pay back a ‘vund @ strikingiy different atmos - ° : ‘ ke %48 44 , ? . " ° ¢ , " . : *T : a man's estate when he is old enough of black Am urges Sosong | pie. don't exactly care which one, but obligation I om Take out some pa- r three young fellow= i be presented with neckties for ack enamei traced with pl: per and put it down. To Walter (i Shirt sleeves were hustling cop and set With diamonas in sta "hi ¢ ti » gt or ryi Ar covVere The a" Christmas. | ra ' hold against her. It isn’t Ber face or Whitman. He used to be at Port ee eg books tha designs ] ined ‘ y ; ; " . » ~ . | ’ } =, ’ The man who is oftenest late for aneag Wilh goid, it con- Reading. New Jersey. heven years oukKed like a@ bookkeeper'’s jourpal Tas adieu a ee ee ee ~~ ~~ -_—* SY ~ ~~ ~~ . SN » » A thousand do} lars for a van't ~ 7 —— S . : steaasiaeie tee aia coindie ee SS . . S S Lees WER TES : WA ee 2 + SSS > —s > Sty opens ehe has to pass one specification |! ~~. . . = ~~ ne ; hdd pee wid d ~~ ‘ . eee 1 a Le ey eee ee ee Acetate Alin lips Aallbihs Sai eet Sete, Bhaadoner in nes > ae Se Sa VON ee the conducto! I was the engineman ith an ease and certainty that nev. RI te A re . a i i . _— ‘ en eS NS ee See ko as lee. . hue ee ee ~ a oo ee ee ae ee ae ee ; ’ pe ier figure o1 her common sense. st See tained the usual Det or, two com- 5” ago last March he took his crew in A Sturdy, quiet man of 40, with hi-« 4inner is the man who is grouchiest ifa ‘ sti on ao? . rouge, and a coin deposit about big wite, Dul bts a — ” ~ciniege he There's one ing neither you nor eg | rheres one thing ne ‘ was-al]] fired, except himself igeonholes above is table-des) fashioned and the new-fashioned lar vanity and only 30 cents in it' o be born Here Iam, where he putme. Today Inissed, dust tt and the latter dosen't. other to produce the world’s small-> finally fe hat he had to speak want you to” =» coolness Although tft e Was ‘ «i i Ws i) = . .f : -/ on : pitt! al ig not thinking, “How immodest!” , GUY Js , | | } \ SY t lat one hardly i | at ¢ Ina at) , Plai rhe& «i ae through he I! for i'shook his head hope ls a eel ise d Was enjoying eve! the RAINY Sunday of the present—_| Yi iy Wifi | | ) : / ‘LSJ Ahi , / : 1 |} 1} . “ts 7 ] 1} i nit ‘ uM OT 7 9 . ritir ’ . : AUEN at a woman for counting bunc : et! about you, she out of the place. (utside, a & booker for the outbound.” hi When a woman gets into the hab! rather had her juggage might be in China as far ; Dick thought quickly He had ’ J. aw, *ta—. aeaal | Such things help a lot to make a . pacts—one of powder and one of ich things oy 8 a saloon and got them drunk. Then at turned toward * «hoor, was when dinner is late for him. eT : betw } la-/' gave in their names Hii w ‘firting car tickets into the slan‘e One difference between the old- enough to hold three dimes. Imagine | running around with a thousand-dol- °F anybody else can teach. It's got woman is that the former liked. - Ww i oughed an: Le this ; , 1 = dainty bric-a-brac well enough to, ree Pa | : ughed and = eT ae he’s chief yardmaster on the East- fhe femarkable thine about ‘thi Wh looks at we. aaa OOS Se = ern, at the big Rutherwood yards. an, Dick noticed in a moment. wa en a man io S$ At a2 woman's r | 2 - | \ — ‘ eat wat ‘} : } ’ rae are ar , sé + ior} hea . ipatic " : dance frock and shivers, he probably | WY, } | aA ‘ Piper as an pags z rr - mi" tn _ cification His lips tried to frornmn another yt Air about tie place, } Wen! Why \\ | Air ) cries of “Here it is” and “I have it” > ate | nhuried} , ther, “How chilly!” , word.. His eyes strained. Then he Unhuriedly about his wor but rather, ow chilly! \y fj | | | i Awful thought for today: If the s/f Se: , 3 ify | \ | ‘ Ur any more, Sut so far the mi answere his father crisply. his. eves Dick's questi true-blue reformers get away With | Miifs oe i ¢ Uf i, {| \\ Sa ty prize goes to the mi: nO MMporrves Lf coughed again-—his throat) Of the little group Di was the garded him wit did it, the Sunday of the future will be| Vif Yi, \ | isn ; paral eer - 3s Rn oe ee The girl you have, 80n. most affected. Whitman was on his Yes, sir;” after a moment he de +} , , ’ : ; cross é ) +? tr} ‘ tir re yr) 4 >* . ‘ ¢ } ‘ ' ‘ ¢ " . | ’ « if a “ ; f H } : ind s t 4li a | ige 4 | ig i , 1s LI1¢@ riri 7 you. If she cared a father S railroad Sobered, he struck ¢ he} ingers, but soon we May be li- u uldn't ave it ou tao ( alifornia for ventorv revealed that his clothe eves writ kled with friendlt, interest , ¥, Niji; | : / ing time that way. re hoie \ ter and left you here ‘ere +: > % his ney 4 What schooling have yor had?" imjtating tearful Niobe, most men ; — Yi, | | ee ) 7 ee ee yi. #3 age Sasa ei of im ) A / | 1 ’ Shell is com} . 1e ‘ i Whiff 4 ' |} iC AS sneil is coming down-—not in price y } urse an ar, * eat with her|he could remember, and, worst of better play the game right would be only too glad to have her! PS y Yi 1 ) ; 2 ), U~* but in locale. The first step descend fnish the job and turn into a foun- VAT =, 1 “4 | | 1 | ' — ing from combs and hair ornaments Knife LK 7 her coffee all, the stubs of his checkbook “Not very mus hn," he confessed tain. , + / 4h iy | | | , were the she]! earrings, long carved auce! sever have seen the in- ‘showed « xpenditures of $110 more choking as he thought of his cotleg: Between a man’s idea of discre- Mi fy yp | Yy / H i | | ~' loops which looked quite gypsy-like book in her life.” than he had monev in the bank. sheepskin, “T can read and write tion and that of an ostrich there is 4 - iy, Y Vb | a = I And now we have shel] bhraceleta— Dick was only human; but he He turned his pockets back and pretty decent, and figure a hit.” practically nothing to choose. , ms UA | (; Wy; = TAY some of them dark and inset with tried to speak unexcitedly: atruck desperately tor the railroad At the assistant yardmaster’s re Divorce ia the amputation which , brilliants, othera of light. amber col- “If you | that wav about the Almost of a sudden it sprang up be- cuest he guve him painfully studied follows a bad case of matrimonial | wi ; : nee ored shell mounted on sinha Wear as. Zirl ho j oing to be my wife, fa- fore him lie stood still. breathing Samples of writing and reading gangrene. | The emery Expert, W hen Wifie Asks Him What Ars. Brow n | Had on at the Matinee. many on each anm as you can affor her, there isn't: much use waiting fairly hard, doing nothing, but look- “Good enough,” said the yardmas —— - = ———e once ini | a ee iat » at Hl. miight as ell startiing at it His eves drank in its ter ight away tonight bis ges ated | blackened ties, its rock ballast, the gsi I : heat following the ™Mered Dick. “Il saw the chief vard SES ‘eapectfulls “I'nder those condi- broken waves of ; Or iy S dn OW CC S | Home Economics =: D1 IME . >t ORI tions ion’t suppose you'll want to, glinting rails as they ran dead away, Master a féw minute 8 ago about a rm: i nra a | railroad man out to the egat job, and he aa i n¢é had Tha work fer eu mani et ) get something “Hello. old scout. cmect scout. . he bum I don't want ta get Sou Mn te trouble By MRS. ELIZABETH KENT oy | ee 3 ty ee ee ee aly ma : “8 ~ \i n California? found himself saying lie wanted to 2 OO Ord , ) l 1C} ICL A om : -. ; He waited a moment. His father! bend down and pat the rails with his He wae aes & smiled the aa : ae not answer. Dick bowed and;hands. The first freight that went ®*8!8t4nt cheerful); ‘Dont you SERVING BUTTER. oe, ae ' - ont . , : , . ‘nt silently out ef the room. An, east slowly enough for him to catch mind what he said sometimes a man forgets for a minute that | SSS ee eee OTHING is mor PASI \' Léeq : ae nour iate&} with butter, yet hands, he halted irresolutely at the From Pocatello, Idaho, to Harris- “@" © 4!Ways tell a lad by the shirt he has on.” ALSO MAKE FOR BETTER HEALTH N= ‘of the dearest foods. While Johnny and Pollv Are Still and Cold. open library door. a ee ee ee | 4 ' : ‘the hobo game. He rode Mats and by evening Dick was booking we must have it, if only for the “(jood-by, father, he ventured. “(Zood-by. son.’ replied his father. | lowside gondolas, high side gondolas. green. White, red, blue and yellow 4 ca ee a es forgot = 8) ts 1] Vor sf ary two bags itn his.a rusty handle and step was his >. 2 en tren’s sake, equally we must ’ vere : A Pact : waste a bit of it You are of age. But don't lose sight | hoppers, cruisers and battleships, and “4° tickets as if he had done it a Several Agree With Thompson-Seton That Clothes Are Not Butter is usually bought for pri- By THORNTON W. BURGESS. of the fact that vout father and: learned the gentile art of springing his life—the green for empties. the ‘ke S10. Deossrvers of Morality _Women’s Costumes vate use in pound packages wrapped mother— ‘the sealed door of the older type of White for loaded cars, the red fo . a in oiled paper, or in tubs or earthen : > . , ‘You hav ‘ight to speak for| boxcar, in which he could sleep Stock and “perishable.” and the blu Today the Sanest in History of Race. ar« of five or unds. The five. in pass a. judgment pray be ery tee amkd : in a low voice, Without fear. and vellow from other roads ' a a8 hi SCM ve d 80 pESaSS 9 . - ’ fhings often m tf are not s¢ ef she At last, at the big Rutherwood pound tubs are t i { henper “ur ‘ ‘Sie would i] nieé LY gv. il s+ ‘ nue nN a ee ee ee te iTo be continued tomorrow } yard near Harrisville, he came in , ‘ By FAY STEVENSON. the hairy or feathery covering with é Sometimes just a dd, though, of ° were here.” Sight of a trap-rock ballast, double. which other warm-biooded nimals - R R O R 0} LOTHES are not the life-p! eP- are supplied Course, they are eh «le conven ae Oe T: new Liat ne Longe! he hesitate ef mor Curious your ier.” returned his fa- | servers of morality, after all. ) aS ient for servins and ‘isk of business down in John- he became. ther. slowly. although | wasn't track line with Hall signals. It was p a. , his father’s own Kastern Railroad rotection lor Buttons O Pp | N I O N A woman may wear a short A _ cloth : we ‘ : : uM = ' Waste is certainly reate. sutt nv Chuck’ ous > h sat- “Of course, it isn't polite to go intO worth it. as willing to go through a | en ane anoet On good. | “Sve worn so much too much me whether in package or tu hould isfied his curiositv. That is, he had! people’s houses whil hey are pell forme. Forthree years she got He stayed up in the end of his high- —— ness. A low dress is not necessarily means for decades have been urging; j, ce] cold. ) ; en Fee uriosity that had led| asleep.” muttered ‘ter. “but aw up -?s lock in the morning to side gondola loaded with fragrant Wires & garment is put through gned to reproduce without the outward investiture of a low nt ceosean tray ee phage “\ to serve butter very he d at a m to go down into that house, for; I am here I may as well find out all pack my lunch and do your baby “~* $e “te pattie i § by the Ieading publicists, | mind. The human body should not [0 Costume OF watt he oman: ple. From pound packages it should he had found that Johnny Chuck I can. Besides, no one will ever washing, not to say anything about | ver the hump down Into one of the tons by pressing them flat inside th be icals on the questions of head the list of hidden crimes. ieee aa te gmengane ane a ie be served either in one square )a wa at nome, an not only Johnny ~e ¥. : 7 aS the washing for herself and me. She racks a ’ darned our stockings and mended —new only because it is so old—nas ».... No corsets. Thev onstrict knife, or in individual squares with fore, Peter should have turned about Cia 1. 2 = ae our clothing until there were pieces found a modern prophet, an Amer- the most vital organs of the body. a butter pick. at once and left that house under- yy, Fi . =. \ ere more darned than not. She intO ground Hiad it been empty he ty We saved the left-overs from this meal 5 Rorhen the income tax pay- men. Hartor er ae . Poot No high, tight collars. They inter-|, dein a eR Se eee annual struggle with his scientist and naturalist, I i. arnest fere with some of the most impor- ULLe)} 966 vith the eon 3 et half would } 4 had a ner and that. and out of | tne; mace recent decisions in Federal! rhompson-Seton. Like a clear, clean tant glands.”’ pound Or a pound at : ime, and the have remained there, for he would oF ond a the tax payer in filling in } away the fog of pseudo-morality and ‘skirts. are taking off their corsets ered bowl until served Hardwood 4 geserted house is free to anyone. ay; ap) She did without new clothes Value them “at cost or ma>- prurient, priggish denunciation 8g a or enn “* | paddies with small gr@oves should ws | | 4 - a erself and saved here and skimped which has hung about the modern ®¢ donning skirts that stop just be- | he soaked in cold salte . The | ay, Peter was disappointed , hy -, : It pwer.” That is particular), g low the kne and ‘the Pu aked In coid saited water. Th: 7 ' ' ~~ there for three whole years have large stocks on hand woman's dress, comes Dr. Thomp- h ae nee. Alt how tne uritans butter should he eae shape d into \\ hen } ad mad found what a fine —" ~. f/ ’ » pst have be en hell. but she did if 1 for less than what they ~ son-Seton’s recent defense of its ab- | 270W': small balls by. hand (dip vour hands house that was, he had become filled | ‘ en nore. aweet. ond mee cee ant her ruling, this time by the breviations and eliminations, of its| One British medical center, how- , in = water for the work) and then. With a great hope that he would find : aint ta She cnteeeeeeele ’ rgoY’ ‘a " } i tr . ~ c , if ; ‘ ‘ * . i . ata aaa sia A . . - . ° ‘ separate returns showing shorter the dress of the female and | '?®'F afms an : eives dish with a silver pick, by which the had discovered how fine that house ppger began to feel uncomfortable saw her look he store win anvthing ' ‘then re gra and rnit says oe, ae : penis , ae will reduce the surtax or in the lower the neck of her bodice, the ©! tan —— Basic y, SASS individual serves himself. In hot was he had hoped he wouldn't find | : | dows. I couldn't buy h this physician. He continues weather the butter dish should ar- Johnny Now that he had found, Know it, unless Johnn 7 but flowers.” should wake up and find n here urate ey it. Still another case re- greater her mora! influence and the) | one of the most gratifying mit drainage, for a small piece of Johnny, the thing for him to do was Hie coughed again, hii throaty ) United States District Cou:t greater her tendency to health. |; ut | . : . ry » * » off + . ¢ » fare ing : + + = és *¥ " . if 2y oul i K }). ,uess the effect that if one du: - Sex morality has no relation to results will he the € rer L oD tne lace, i¢ eS. FO that the but er ill not to leave “at once _—* if they eh : . Mv “a uy i Ao es cigar cough ' . . " - . hs ; ~ . a +2 : * ? } 17 = | ? _y col i rer ' wate . i Left a | cou lid get Ou yelore i¢ li E “Do vou think, son, I could stand CROWDED sells property bought for clothing, as is proved by the nakea Jere is no doubt whatever that and greasy look: over Rut . Peter hesitate ‘urlosity hb to] r price than he paid for ‘t tribes of East Africa. who are the | ™#@DY of the skin troubles endured butter. if quite clean, can always be fe onl stew wcn 2, | thelr eyes open enough to KNOW Me@.' . . ase anybody not Maly an eed ane gain is accretion of capita! most moral opie nat the world in 'by women have been caused by tight made presentable again. in baile that dreadful curiosity, “ UNCe This sleeping all winter is queer 5 Rs es tg an ashe was take her place incom This , peor and warm clothing around the neck. It is customarv not to — > tne one who ' costs. While the case appear, and, other conditions being he served wi ith the soup but the This was true , : z | up, ‘ut the Hard-faced. h turned h's face Court, the opinion of the Many of the naturally naked na favorable, the Tace will become meat course hae neither bread - should wate Johnny up if John- Peter had tried t an had been well as { ird-face 6 ——————@——_____ . ae P ° mS Oe Se ; i z aie a rem gintiae ee nee . eo open at the least sour He had said he would go. His bags 3s INDEMNITY. both healthier and freer from vice vears of middle is due to want o! Pet ked head in Johnr . vefore the white man’s civilization 4 surficient su ot of blood to the ee eee i a og | Were packs You are the kind of been made in France by compelled them to don pants and scalp. With the coming of the low- Chuck's Plans a Was a a “ girl my mother was,” he worshiped ED PINAUD’ LA the German Reichsbank in petticoats. 1ecked dress there is ground for U IN @ O MI MI @ N SIE. NSE bedroom, just big eno igh fe ’ ‘ ig 3 at silently across the continent. e | | necessity of a “compulsory ‘In Turkey,” coatinued the natur- | hope that women will be much less a Chuck like Johnny to be ee ‘hat night from the depot he comfortable in. There was a spien- wired Miss Florence Barrett. Pasa- Germany on account of the alg, “where more clothing is Worn troupled with falling or graving hair. Oe ee eee ae id | : tT Meek enienes ¥¢ I en on inate any other | Dnt eke thn onateinnnd alerts did bed of dry grass, and in that bed gena that he was con ing as fast as A f dr . th b th dded to examine very seriously ‘ountry on the globe, the morality of | of neat will be reduced, for the cool- WHA | 1) V¢ 1a KE KD) V( ye R RB R \] Y 3 Johnny Chuck was curie ' His steam could take him, that he would | Cw Ops In S a or a bility of Germany's finan - ale is the lowest. This was ness of the bare upper part will coo] oe sae oh aon Se se Hg 3 cn Sen at 2:21, ahs Ge ' ; capacity fo « true of France when the women | the whole blood-stres ani Ody. , , , ae emach, SNe he we Oe oe oon 6t 2:31. ee t th t th b will ) Is being pri oe call meee PWathed themselves in heavy robes “oa tats “i nag aa Se ia By J ohn Blake. so tight that he was almost like a ook up the exact time. so she would | O € wa er in e asin re- ysterical screams of the ma- of gilks and satins and covered their) system is perhaps the most impor- Jehuny'e Srenting. But there-Wae) pelaee ace onan . Press which for months has faces with powder and patches. No, ‘tant factor. The coolness and ease O matter how clever or talented you may be, everything that Johnnys breathing a ee oe But five da afterward, when he fresh you after a shopping tour. by putting aside all substan - ‘OVering the body with clothes and the free circulation of pure comes out of your brain must first get {nto it. no sound. Peter's ears are very good, stepped ov he dim train-shed Germany was trying to es- tempts rather than prevents a tend-/ phjood to the brain are bound to re- You may have new thoughts—new ideas But thev are built very good, indeed, but they couldn't jn the Southern fornia city, there tions and could pay if *aey to immorality.”’ duce the number and severity of of old thoughts and old ideas which you have digested and dey eloped. | cateh the tiniest sound were a mot rai Shnged owl. — yee Temps recognizes Germany's Or, as a Broadway philosopher headaches, prevent irritability, and Your mental output is going to depend on your mental diet. If |' 980 &bsolutely Sti) that ‘eter began Sending panrrnint e B og clo Refined Fra France ‘Se real. For those who argue ence put it to me, “A little show gir! make a woman in every Way mo! you Tead trashy novels, go to trashy plays, and talk to dull and stupid to feel uncomfortable | one OF thy Cee gyro S ‘ST 1 motive in painting her in @ tight-fitting black silk stocking cheerful and better-tempered.” people, you will never do anything worth doting | omnny and } black as possible, just at the ‘Worth all the bare-legged beauties That woman's dress today is more Your brain is just as dependent on food for its vigor and health Peter 3 = of each side were about that ever pranced.”’ ‘healthy than for centuries seems a and productiveness as your body i! than eve’ He left Johns Chuck A cocky-lo king Japanese man of reparation, the Temp* And, defending the low-cut blouses truth beyond argument. As to the Men of genius who have not read many books have produced and went to Polly Chuck's bedroom. servant told him that Miss Barret: 22 inet ft there Polly was not in, but she had left a note 2 mt that was not in earnes' and Svening gowns of the modern morality of this dress, that, to a great works. But the books they read they read thoroughly. Lincoln, It was fust the sa! » to burden its people with a woman, Dr. Thompson-Seton draws clean-minded man or Woman, is not with Shakspeare and the Bib as Kis chief mental] diet in vouth got also wae stil! and cold There waen't for Mr? ore fj ore tt open PARFUMERIE ED PIN A UD mie tax and at the seme this interesting military comparison: to be questioned eitner. f life in either Johnny r eagerliv. w ' a ipanese watched *. a he Me | tA lw, esl mn * ee +a he hnr Pat? i " ‘ ; . ‘? .* , Johnny fe } OO i taxicab u » long. dark. 7 y : eae a. For mor more out of them than most men get out of a library a sign of “The soldiers of the United States ality. like beauty, lies in the eye of Today there is no need for mental starvation. You wil] find libra- Polly Chuck with keen «5 army, conmipelled to wear high collars the beholder. ries wherever you are, and none of them are ever overcrowded. You (UC right, be 188 ] and tight-about-the-neck clothing, ' The true answer, the true explana- can apply to any librarian. or any reading man or woman for that A a So Aaasiaigg disappoint vo Rit thow an average of diseases of the! tion of the, psyc hology of those crit- matter, for a list of books that will be rea! menta! food a a ty a oc 0% s mdaeor — aaa a ehia ey | ED PINAUD BLDG. NEW YORK throat of 43 per 1000, while the sail- ics of saeeteeatn ‘sa dress whom I have You can begin as Lincoln did with the Bible and Shakespeare. CLOT HES PIN S( -R AF ERS ea pet gate ee he na “48 ay at an 2 Of the United States, with more | named the Vigilantes of Vice is to You will find the works of the best authors of today in the magazines, want to see Alask: We're leav! a 1) Bee J i a i j r oO you know t) lat a split clothes A e e ea ng “Spesed life and collars wide open be found in a paragraph from the and in the newspapers. : D a tomorrow morning And, can vou American Offices end low, show but 21 to 1000 with ! latest book of Andre Tridon, the au- Everywhere about You is an abundance of mental diet if vou will pin igs an exceiient utens to use |. , I ‘ t half k ; . ‘ ~ eiaka , : , . “FY ‘ot : imagine am not ye a par ed troubles. therity on phycho-analysis rnake use of it. But be sure you feed vour brain somethin ¢ it can ; ph: ng that it ca Paul Daisimer and Bobby Miller “Why wear clethes” he chal-[| “A subject sexually hy)ypersensi- inake use of, instead of stuffing !t with worthless material] out of which to clean? The wood does not scratch ' “ are going a:o0nge ihey have been “Personally, Il have always § tive.”’ says Mr. Tridon, “discovers a it can make nothing. ‘ and, after using. it can b6 thrown , hir me until !] ' ar} . A carefully selected course of reading will improve any man's nto the fire The clothes pin fs ai ‘*”™™” = = ga am nearly Gead We Are St. Louis Sales Agents for in rebellion against having my sexual stimulus in an object which m ered and hindered by in a normal subject would not pro- intelligence, and ought to improve his capacity for work help and an economy. for RO ee ae T , duce any aetimulation of a sexual It may not always be easy to take at first. All people are not born I ine either Of them hele my hand WA Ee R MA | Ss j D EA L many of us in our secret type. The subject resents the dis- with a taste for literature. But the taste can be cultivated, and when Four women are now listed as, °F k iased 2S 1 wished !t waa you. ’ al , dian i “Maybelle Wants me to stay out FOUNTAIN PENS Qgree with him. In this cli- | turbance thus produced in his sexual your brain hag become accustomed to a wholesome diet it will auto- members of Boston's fire departmen ' ¢ the at a tic ¢) Bes . } ith her and not go back Fast course nt of life, and, unable to resist the attrac- matically reject trash. ecause a decision of the Supreme Mere ¥ . | aay & Saraep .qanenn . wecnuna.es @s , Also Headquarters for when vou have a very dirty pan r 4il, lah ‘atall. In the winter we would go to le necessary; even the na- tion of the stimulus, demands that You cannot think without something to think about. And you Court directing that every employe ' Ticans had their skins and the stimulus be removy: d by legal in- will have nothing to think about if rour brain is starved. Feed it. and of the department is a fireman and | the mountains. J should just love to. EVERSHA rR Pp b NCII 5 Aga consistent naturalist, tervention.” feed it well, and you will not only get further in the world, but you will entitled to the benefits of the pension | Perhaps I shall. I suppose you will have a far better time while vou are getting there svatem. Two of the women are/| have to go right back East Good- Always Sharp—Never a-Seton probably would In other words. the persons who a ohn + bg Pag . the human animal needs want to “reform” dress had better. (Copyright, 1921, by John Blake.) clerks, one a stenographer and the | nes® on nows when I shall see yeu eae? f Grae Genel on A. Ss. ALOE COMPANY, 513 OLIVE ST. to take the place of / reform their own minds! other janttress. , rather lation of present Euro- le eee’ .) oa “y up, vd

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frre Dee eee a SEONG rene ORGANI > - ml ma tse BOK 2 a aaa a ee pair s iypon = Fa or mone o a, eee re venient on — pn ena eectiienns ee As Pe: Prag ONE ORS ~- ee ee ee Se ee ee r,t eer ee 4 MRO BEES But where would their literature be? 4 ;s COMIC PAGE ~ JANUARY 27, 1921, Can You Beat It?—By Ketten. DIDN'T. THAT LADY SPEAK TO US ? | THOUGHT SO KNOW HERO ee Ae I KNOW OF ( ||] SEE HER FACE ? DON T YOu | NOT THAT | DIDN'T YOU ane teins FURS AND FEATHERS ‘AIDING IT > ee || FOR ONE ARE SO | THING £6 ~ UNLIKE & | BILL | ; | } i | | | ¥ | f 1y{\4 » ~\ BY HER LEGS. } | | WONDER 5 O | KNOW ! OW Do YOu | SHE 1S THE ONLY ; THAT! KNOW > | | ciacamls “fs Bil 3 RE OF Ou. | ooegni a “| FRIENDS WHO || | | / 1 > ee | | \(, Bow. LEGGED: | | || ©) An Unfortunate Mistake. Great House Mystery. . . A Dublin magistrate asked a pris- “Well, I succeeded in ieasing a | t PAWS oner to explain why he was found’ house.’ lving in the gutter. “What on earth is the matter with a _crcgeaenesn ti aacecaeeemnananemcammmamammamamaaaes memmmmaramns ems _— ic prema eames ™ “Shure, yer honor,’ answered the’ it?” Prudent Foresight. | Just Passing. “So Miss Homleigh has taken up Inebriate, “I just happened to walk ‘Dunno, but it must be something 3 . cae So ee can tx § ne the violin.” bechune two lamp-posts an’ landed |terrible. The landlord voluntarily of- Patrick Branigan wap very negeee Pesgyr _ Vell. How is business | “Yes: she is sure of having one|,against the wrong one.’’—Boston fered to paper it throughout.’— and was being prepared'for his final today, —— bow, at least.’”"—Boston Transcript. Transcript. Louisville Courier-Journal. Journey by the good father who was| Tailor :Oh, just sew, sew. EES AL A RRS Oe Ae we tale Ramer Re aero RES ; at his bedside. He said: | Dentist: Down in the mouth. | sie amnion Sn: eels sais lain tain eilaiies ‘ esti : MED “Now, Pat, vou are going to dle. | Watchmaker: Mine’s winding up. | Ie\ IDEN LY J lok I: A | Ik Pie NK LES AND it le CREA \I bh I} () ’ > » * « a oO ice . rs A P 9 ° s ; : You renounce the devil and all his| Se eee ated "= ees ——=— — == a iN So ARNG os == —-- sichiies tae | Druggist: I’m dispensing without! FoR The “= * — . ; : , A PLEA OF GUILTY. | French statesmen blame Wild West American films for crime in Paris. Though Maupassant, Balzac and Anatole France | Wrote mostly of blackguards and crooks, Though crime is the basis of half the romance That Frenchmen put into their books, Though gangs.of Apaches roam round the Rues, Engaged in their murderous game, The French are. all right—if we give them their dues— Our Wild Western films are to blame. The rascals the suave Monte Cristo pursued Until he had blotted them out, Were all with the loftiest motives imbued, Three j good fellows, no doubt. ’ They never wicked or willful in youth, What gavé them their criminal start And made them unmoral, unjust and uncouth Were the pictures of William S, Hart. Tt ecems fairly certain that Charlotte Corday Would not in the blindness of wrath Tn the folds of her blouse hide a dagger away , To puncture Marat in his bath, e. If ashe hadn't just happened the eveving before, With a couple of young sans coulottes, To see Douglas Fairbanks lay out on the floor A half dozen men in two shots. The bullies D'Artagnan fought—six at a time— All doubtless grew vicious and mean, Through viewing the riot of carnage and crime On a Western American screen. Our fillums the French have to evil beguliled ; Without them, their leaders agree, - b They all would be gentle, and childlike and mild— instead of just tall al! — just taking it away from “Li La oa. nm = a 6 hee o- ——— 2 - a Ea 2 ‘isha —- BUT IT DOESN’T MEAN ANYTHING—By RUBE GOLDBERG HELLO, HARRY I JUST HEARD ides, REPMB ERE 2%) ml a ‘ YOU WERE SiCk ANL 1 au Kew ME- ae Hralpeoiiyse © tYELLo, MARRY- | WRAT 1S ¥ DROPPEL IN) To Stow DON’T KESLTATS Sane anion BECAUSE BROPPED 10) TO C. THE KEIGHT YU (AH YOUR. FRIGUK- IF To LET ME KNow : ; PAX You A sICi DoT SAT ANY MORE | BECAOSE IVT DOESN’ T MEAN ANYTHING ! 5 -_—_—_— — oo — oo - —— ~_ - —— a eee eee _ te ee ee ee ~- eee — a =. ‘’MATTER POPt—THE BOY’S GOT AN OPEN MIND—By ©. M. ~_— - Se - «4 pein LO RS ae EVERYTHING I Tene THAT YOUN 6 ONE GORS IN ON@ BAR AND OUT THE OTHER. YOvV JUST HAVE To SPéeAtr To Him! = SY | j —— —— a ee ee PAYNE. = ies | “TAKIASG A DAT | Now TO PREPARE A Stearn To DELIVER To THe INHABrAGITS OF MARS WHE WG GET (HX (Copyright, 1931) ore —— —— —_ | (Copyright, 1991. Ste SAYS tT Goes IN ON@ EAR AND our THe OTHER. Now YOUNG MAN You wit HAve To REMEDY “HAT FAIL iINg IMMEDIATELY UNDERSTAND? C4 | Now, MA, TELL SuTT TO \ me AGAIN Ly $ a oe a seine ee A — | A BIG DIR A VAST Sunday's POST-Dit WORE ADVERTISES reach 100°, MORE KE other iotal newspaper What MOR —_—_— —E——EE_ —— — VOL. 72. NO. _ OPPOSITION 0 BRITISH AULD REPARATI MEETING Optimism Over Yesterday Interrv Word From Lloys That He Is Agai Under Considera Delaying Fixing « CONSULTATIONS PRIVATE CO) Some Allied Official Conference Is in of Breaking Up Contend It Is Nec Fix Total. Hy the Asm inted rem PARIS. Jan. 23 The of views of the menibers 0 Council regardl an i Supreme reparations cuused of the conference loday, @ auarters it if regareed as of breaking up. The Ses council, which Was to iat 4°50) atte ubandoned. The optimisti roon, when the men bers lal reparations committe pole sooth Oo cide h tilis feeiing oO esterday expressed progress, Was British = 'risone foun by eir hen thie lFiavid Lioyd George. ects under discussion ittee were entirely um him tie sent on iriand, President of @ Couneil, and conferred wi a1: hour crud @a half. The E escontatives were two Ie (;eorge late: regarding th uis Private Conversations ¢ The special cormniiltee lions in continuing its eff oncile the different view p |. Briand and Lioya Geo » find a sewlution in priv sations The basis of the discus ummittee the propos el by M.Jaspar, Belgian F that rake annual reparation p gold marks ¢( Ww si ister, (jermany be ee six billion 000) asa maximum and t marks as a minimum J Asp MA! in a state his plion would rf ber of annual pay ‘ould leave that > ie some jeter tin The diseordant lcws «¢ em rped birl «stel ifliens queestioi } rAatice were presented at and tereut had brought abo and if period er ssion., eerie of the eadlock, inating Pad arrived, Pre that quest lon eal t) yesterday [t was indicat (;eorge leparationsa Col at the p that could be accomplish would be the fixing of | of Germany's debt and fhould be paid Later, | “Zllied and Cerman deleg discus eolved esment mieat for a Fettlement M. Doumer Mf Briar @ the Britis final French M were not ceo Mini . le i lirle hoveh the te ments, al to he and Belgtar Rriand de . raay a tTrie*« tty i’ rhat’the HKuestion nmitet hb net fled Meat (Jeorge appeared the Italian tives. \f ’ ‘are , . all before ‘day at tea he A otld ties? F s stand that the total German indemnities she Txked and that payment nade zamder the annutty Doumer’s Stand Dis The repe taken up ' afte Atmosphere made quite the radical! Wednesday of Finance, who '0O gold marks ($535,006 tie total a ind iiany should pay. M. I titude, theugli practicall by the press generally af ly by some of the mer l“reneh Cabinet. caused *embarrasement at the When the subject was rf The Brith Prime ME derstood to have clear that the radical demaa M. Doumer were imposs ization. The committee name comprises M. Loucteur iner for France: RBRaron and Sir Laming Worth ‘or Great Britain: Col.’ Belgium; Signer Gianni nnd Kengo Mor! for Jat staws disc uesion or) afer day rostitio bre? vias TT el hey thie y rypcetziee ae