St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 29, 1922

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- ee VMIC PAGE ‘TARY 28, 1999 Feats Beane oie WHAT MAKES KEEP HER Be S LOCKED UP THE PANTRY SAME €vere Government fails when the excess of cost robs the People of the way to happiness and the ©pportunity to achieve. —President Harding ee = —, ————— —- nie —_—_—_ CRUSHES IN | = - — _—— i ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, WASHINGTON THEATER Sunday Post-Dispatch Today, 106 Pages FIRST NEWS SECTION. 14 PAGES. SECOND NEWS SECTION, 18 PAGES. THIRD NEWS SECTION, 10 PAGES. FOURTH NEWS SECTION, 8 PAGES. FIFTH NEWS SECTION, 8 PAGES. WANT SECTION, 1¢ PAGES. RE ESTATE SECTION, 8 PAGES. ROTOGRAVURB SECTION, 8&8 PAGES. SUNDAY MAGAZINE, 16 PAGES. COMIC SECTION. ¢ PAGES. PRICE TEN CENTS PAGES 1—14. eeee28 a ae, —— ROOF ON AUDIENCE Britain Moves to Repeal All Repressive Laws in India — ——$-BYE, | \KE BROKE) siMPs DAIL TRACK For Six REALIZIASS Tear PASSES OVER. AR TRACK ~- YEARS - THEY DW) TO LIVE AOL ISOW Hou) To THEY Kajiow ? STER LER WR YY \ . NY \\ AAR AN \ MARIA UN SOON NO NANAARAA NWA NAAN ae WGK NY WAY ‘ ‘ «J W NARAAY Sh SN SS TEAS SRASSBIS AL eeareeea? NS . ; \ - Tae P*ctators. e = @ | In CITY Circulation the d AEOROGMCOE BO) x... actectives of the police nis tis he tee . a a ate that it is n End Nearly All Restric-) "er squad. headed by Assistas “ay ‘hi of Police Rundle and Lieut tions, Except Deportation p.i:-y MeDPonal], ° idge Hotel, Regulations. Eighteenth bythe Associated Press. DELHI, India, Jan. 28.—Home Sec- announced in . } through some forrn of - ‘ This ’ ci t¥\ pe of . y ‘ain 7 : : . , aided ion. tendency is well il- the debt was shown lustrated in the case of refunding bill, when it that the members of trust of the United States in streets at 8:30 Friday ni the Senate the Presi- the The one and this atmosphere but if it won't trust case seems al- caused excitement c the 4710n Fuests ' fad ‘ even feared ny pounding doors of various dent until eighth Or fur salesmen. Those the detectives were se Gorernment had introduced bills for they found them thev discovered that , they had run fake the repeal of nearly all the repressive = x oes tc haonmnape eeu the ay to Chief | of Detectives Hoagland. and the | guests of the hotel, many of whom ‘REST IN JAIL FOR the incident last night. Here is; ROBUST OFFENDER, PLEADING GASSING Lieut. McDonald’s version of the raid a room on settiement of ie debts. by two rooms reached Senate must trust some purge of suspicion, the most occupied were the men eking but when rary Montgomery the taplif +4 the Council of State today that the itself of President, the 7. — . se , ‘* gown a tip helpless. md restrictive laws now on tel, complained vyesterd fatute books Deportation regulations, however, were excepted. These were under wnsideration by the Imperial Secre- lary for India and Secretary Mont- therefore, was unable to definite statement about stolen furs. x ‘ere told thev oc- fourth gomery, selling bake fheir repeal. , ee Said to Incipient Tuberculosis Brings Man Sentence on Top of Fine for Liquor Sale violators who think any room i th 11001 ec them we would Government Contemplate aw Granting Independcnee to Eg) pt. By the Associated I’ress. LONDON, Jan. 28.—The piploma- lic correspondent of the Sunday Ob-| server, discussing @ (.overnment pa- yer on Egypt whic s to be issued Monday, savs that Great Britain prepared, in- principle, to grant he Egyptians full independ This, however, ] tubiect to Great Mramount foreign dealing , With Egypt and the safeguarding of British communications through Egypt to India and the East. WSBAND DEAD, ACTRESS GOES THROUGH WHOLE PERFORMANCE ....: iewibitnasanetl we Effie Elisier. Wife of Frank Weston, we Says “He Would Say ‘Go On: ” we came to a room Married 30 Years. who said thes Specie to the Post-Dispatch The showed us -XEW YORK, Jan 28.—Her hur- |, “ nrer.- it} ifhes policen for $1 ‘ , ‘ @eSl_erdai he could not doc rs QO! ned 10 offi- floor Was gassed }! tne of going to a be nefit of his 1 The Judge looked the the cers and 1 need looking for | tpe We dil floor and f> were * men \% find on 1 went to the eivhtl 4 knocked on several the men 4 occu “ Pre FAR TODAY: CLOUDY AND COLDER TOMORROW —_—_— ———-- — thie ri sania headquarters. cae Oh, ruests died early yes, angry. when to it horv tnelr know ock on The Temperatures. ly 3 rr doors.’ ~ay livery Lloor Was \ rmited., hotel, in their com- Mever and late: io rTre- Guests at the to Manager ’ . . piaints % , ; ~ r nee their experiences - emg the Getectives hatn AR IS ONLY A saic st Rian . CURTAIN RAISER *% P anad veled Ati respond im™ + x ‘ t Official fore- cast for St. Louis and vicin- itv—l air today: | tomorrow, in- | creasing clondi- ness and colder ~ . Siissour) Tr porters, mered on doors did not dressit sons who . , ae, r and Yisited €% aielv pied by guest floors & guests, a! d there + the Clariage I must finish fhere is no : tig a sé {s.r egiater-l1I-i-: ‘« Underst ud, TH tak : v part ** i ¥ : sit ‘ ; i= a Ad aaa » .* : . . . creasing _—— MAVECTACULAR FIRE IN LUMBER the oft my Vv ife’s and told but thev av Aa will cA WwW room. . 3 Fire, Which was discovered in | ‘Mrés of the Wiles-Chipman lLum- | Co., 1234 South King's highway, 1:15 o'clock this morning, threat- “ed to destrov luinber selves.’ Sacked there, and made a espectac “They just War blaze which drew thousands of officers out ret They did not p *ectators to the As th. tion of their pouee + ] thought it - imes lluminated the diseict for my room © g | arou? j gCcores if hi utomobiles . : , , : re parked on tl Ei ‘s highway Weekly Washington Forecast. ; Md 1 the AINE l a’ j Uct, immediately west of the . A en sredictions for the week beginnin ‘Maras. A ge neral alarm was sounded. Board cesta esterday by Circuit ering inc lude: Eg tn the same place on Oct. mM Srein ciasheneln. l’pper Mississippi and lower Mis. hand age estimated at $100,000, se 7 asked me Valievs: Unsettied, cold, with : Caused a similar gathering. of 1 enows. —~Centinued on Page the were pounding on the ror them- women ncreasir sf? Cul , iness bi door and : ani tom police | | =F with rain and sou tions all the Sait the \ were the \ Sa a r)a) © 5 Bcelie search strange ms * dence they made no & arch at President Miller of the that he was informed of Police — sour} occasional what all the detec- 2s Colamn re MIDDLE ATLANTIC STATES. COVERED WITH SNOW FROM FOOT TO 30 INCHES DEEP —— - ‘heavy Plea | _—_—=-___ ~ . — Tratfic Tied Up on Railroads and Street Cars in Washington Have Stopped—High Tide Floods Downtown Norfolk. By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, than 24 °§ —More hours of continuous snow had tonight covered the Middle At- lantic section, with Washington as a center, to a depth of a foot to near)) caused the suspension of h Weatl fier, Jooking -up th was one of the mo n history and exceeded th of snowfa!l onl) membered blizzar: LSS was mo 4 »> the coasi from Ga \ off \ 1 Le] orts a?) showea Marviand ‘7 . ’ ‘ 7% i mvoia vs tnat the Delaware ere pearing ? r > Bil In a 1d 2 } - . ( uUstTON & QO 1 } on 1" ati in snow and then of buried in foot . rare occurrence, cases to the were many depth of a while northern tions of the Carolinas were blanket- ed with a fall that began Thursday. Washington, however, appeared to eenter of the Weather Bureau taken late in the day showing depth to be closely approaching two and a half feet. The record fall of three feet was established in ‘89. All Business Paralyz7ei. national Capitol, with its and constantly increasing blanket, was virtually paralyzed as to the activities of all kinds in much the same manner as in 1908, when lighter fall, but accompanied by rain and sleet, forced abandonment of elaborate plans for the inauguration of President Taft. The capital snowed in morning and the most ergetic efforts was unable to cope at da’ the rapidly Street cara on the while por- be the the heaviest of all, measurements the The awoke this despite en- all during the with 7 —. : " . ? descending fall principal lines managed early in the day to struggle through increasing accumula- iae for a the constantly tion but asS the dav W in al furrender. Automobiles and other likewise were snow streets of downtown ore on m s | pie Le "a7 most COT motor ve- unable to « tonignt Washington cars lc ,es Ope with the and the abartidoned had not night lined with of W hich move were come the owners been able to since last night and rushing business but as increased their numbers imated bv the drifts The Washington tically halted governmental! effect ir eabs last early today the was snowfall in prac- ties and had its | ella- , tion of two scheduled armament con- national wav bv causing the can: meetings. Many Workers Walk. Thousands of Government en walked to work and many thers living in outlying or suburban sections stayed at home. When noon e and the storm showed no signs of abatine and the Weather Pureau held out no hope, many bureaus dis- allow £ -™ 1erTre a overs ‘ at rT? rnissed the emploves 80 as to to their homes was affected by the answering Oo the call roll and a bare handful of House members being in Both House and Senate adjourned after brief sessions he- cause of the storm and of both houses were compelled to hearings when comm! bers failed to show up between Was! them to get Congress also Sea, cy? eb 49 of the Senators attendance » . | + committees ttee NMoct*none men ’ rc. Train eervice and the outside world was pr’ iv «e isper ded from but w fighting apparatus was »rouc! davbreak and delInvea last midnis early today seldorn soon after and greatly e was maintained during ths Many iallivy those the South. were annulled, and arriving were hours late pilav rmittent trains. espe those Shipping Seeks Shelter. While Washington was ha Norfolk Newport \ PP A? iliee With the snow, News and Portsmouth, oe a and other coast « t! o Middle-Atlantic section were be- ing swept by the severe gales that attended the center of the storm area. Shipping along the coast was forced to seek shelter and from every portion came reports of ves- sels in distress. The downtown busi- ’ ne@ss section of Norfolk by high tide that panied by the and were third secre. |inj@red were. tary of the Italian Embassy. Am-| Many as they emerged from the other was Lewis M. Strayer, Wash-| building were screaming. others boys from the university just ington correspondent of I itte- fainted, while some were bleeding. down to help us out It ic the burgh Dispatcl. Fe was removed One woman said most of those ine that is wrong. and not from the theater unconscious to- jured were in the orchestra pit. with his daughter Martha, When roof fell. she sald. “Tre : boys.” | gether Rivairy Had Been Brewing. who suffered 2 fractured collarbone. sounded lke thunder and light- oo She estimated that there airv which culminated tn They were taken to Emergencs hoe ning.” the game, played on the Funday aft- pital. were at ieart £00 tm the theater at er last Trarkegiving. had been brew- Attaches of the British Em- the tUme. ng for a year, since Carlinville beat bassy reported at midnight they had Entire Roof Collapses. Taylorville, 10 to 7, in a game played checked the staff and none were The entire roof fell, crushing the + Carlinville. in which there wea found to have been at the theater. seats. while rescuers as they entered heavy betting. Charzes of the use of Belief wae expressed in same quar- coUld bear from _underneath the Continued on Page 4 Column 6 ‘ers that the final list of injured and Centinued om Page 2. Coleman 7. the that : 7‘? pret ," I understood men had heer them, y iliie people 1é¢ss Heaten at removed debris and | Their Own Scores from the edges of hurried to hoepitals. “The W hole me. is that the tried to put ser were eee lilinois, don't k the the (“hristian St. Louis, Independents fessional! athletes for then disciplined them plaved in outside games “Rov Simpson men threatened with fied for playing here, of Tavlorville, and he was induced | to go to the University by a repre- sentative of the institution. who knew that he was a professiona! athlete the ‘The the = A TS aily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the daily Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the daily Star by approximately 60,000 and the Times by 100,000 0 COMI SAIS AONB. 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SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1999 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ : eo NG TEP HARVEY To sez CURZON BGLNOPPINES taratot Mang Killed or Hurt TANT CG ATEN REA AND SNOW DELAY TUESDAY AFTER Cave Pow CASHREPARATION uss wmcseruss When Theater Root Fas’ SHPSINDSTRRG) FOR CONCLAVE | ° ch came and the " i. Holy White Goat Before Continued From Page One. pon maintain ing the re them ao | Al fr PAYMENTS IN 197 Workin g on Machinery. mass of wreckage the groans of the let ag ole oe ve se she | | | + ELE | F hH A Ambassador r Wi 1] In- Elephants and evi] spirits are the wounded. JT ive fire alarms were ae building was owned by Har- wy a frenc ope merican | et alee a The : gar rane wale De | Pvc ae on ern gat nap ‘ re ae . il aoa 2 callie y appealed to Se ee ate a pe ag — 2 - ee ee principal drawbacks to oj] develop-| sounded, bringing all fire apparatus Mi. Crandall and was regarded jmuant am the islena ef Gumatrn, a2 | to the WEEk GS Succes, sae ee * one of the most beautiful in the ————— rm m Am ca ’s Attitude ‘Dr. F. W. L. Tya ' 1 no fire, however. ; : aod 4 fter- . ‘ re: Japanese and Shantung Wait gg «oon = ference Reply to Allied Demand for manaser of the Roxana Petroleum | The balcony also collapsed and! cit¥. Mt Wes Shue ceg py society Steamer Merrimack, Fig Only Three More Rec ese al : yi d G on ere + i . ’ me | oward Genoa 0. at Wood River, Il. tellsin a let- comcrete pillars also fell over, mak- ag ° r ng f ' ° ee January and February oy he received yesterday by R. R. ing the work of extricating the folks. . Baltimore to J 3 Masses Remain to Be § Eff of President's LOO Matthews, nomng manager. Dr. , wounded the more difficult. cuseteh: Base ot Injured In Theater. Fla., F. ' mn I a, Mediatory Effort on Tokio s, the Asso ap reserve is now $30,000,000 tis u demnity Outlines German i paint is spending a year on that The greatest confusion existed long ‘Roof Collapse. : Before th clate ress oie ae an 000 gold nd other islands of the South Seas after the accident, but some of those By t] -xetated Press . M Sa Thursda d | , D: 5 essages Say. Lock p y- ee a “ J rd ang Es ak ‘ gee on a ~~ Be Ma) : an. °® “sore jarvey. wards of - eens ° : > > iy ,ent 1. ; n. —Amon and Pekin ee et $100,000,000). Russia is anx- Financial Situation. in development work. who escaped estimated no mor WASHINGTON, Jan, 28.—Among | e A ‘ American Ambassador to Great (about The elephants, he writes, have than 150 or 2¢ vere in the theater the injured persons taken from ths 10 reduce her iy RAPED suci 34 . Djue | Britain, has an appointmen . 7 vie OF trie tin wee Pp betes ig ate Mite — _ + C » ave’ Lo : to meet |? " i¢ which is cost- tanen @ ais B tC the pipe lines at the time. Ambul x d pri- Knickerbocker Theater ruins are: vaintal oes tee eck dees wenakeetes : ordssy: 20-FOOT PILES WELCOMES 'Lord Curzon, the British Secretary ing annually the equiva! lent of 600,- ich are above se ga vate automo! : ‘ Mrs. R. J. Brown, Walter 1+ ae | ROME | fata oi ay RG : , i1rough the jun t ot of { hospita into pri > stney, “ B u of Bs TWO MEETINGS | : Meestn nent [990,000 gold: subles. WANT MEASURES ei ou t jungies and get a lot of | the injured to | ] to Pp \r. E. Castney, “Doc” brossea OF ICE CARDIN MERC for Foreign Affairs, fun out of teari ne them up, keeping vate homes. oniam, ahaa weet ak aa se Henry S&S. Howell. Henry , . ‘ “At nea shall sk that a ey ; ’ hi 7 ARE POSTPONED Tuesday evening. ; cy ae a owe -— , TO RE STORE CREDIT repair gangs busy repairing the The theater presented a ecene of | Georgetown University fractured ': 7 : — ‘ oat ‘ Lii . Ii ij Ld ii¢c ssctalt i i ‘ } | ' aise, : horror an hour after the roof fell back; Mrs. Their interview will follow tnat ©: cease. 4 a : ’ breaks Harvey and Myron T. Herrick, the sian concession® & or wap TI , rj ipon : . ibe: 2. 8 ur- ae nd Myror ‘ + 18 company is dependent upon neath: & “edie ee acey, fractured ribs; J. L. Dur es, From — . iss se 3] - not. then the world beneath weight of snow heat = wo eral I es \ American Ambassado: to Fran will be safe. if not, in t] , 3 Nobile To- &g . . Sev an ut \ : rn abor in the construction f , . , 21) yruises: . will , icerrTain for 4 Lat tive la - 440 OnSt! uC LIOi2 © ) “bins { oat } ch it had b ec D eu! = a 4 ‘ ome + = % A OR EPO RS Demands’ Treaties. American affairs, the meeting mare ment in is wi 8c = r ici aint Given in Note. ceremony has to be repeated for ev- phi low ae isipad trom the floor Cit Star: S. W. Richmond, Rob- Fs Coad ae ms oe : ery piece of } ane it takes “~~ & ae gale fs — posites 07S +t Williams. H. P. Robertson, By the Associated Press, Br the Associated Press. ¢ ; f sei etC- 4 1~¢ if ¢igy 1} + _T) a) ,e- sc aa Vel yr mer ' =e ' = *s ry .D i > ios ; } retary who is coming to Paris, to at- said th Wwiet £0 nent wi be ER i Diedin vabvotet ax aah 2 ante 8 - eet ne : .. through the wréckage. however, ~~ n rye aa ; eae reste ecneue ae oe Jan. — ROME, Jan. =n certal tend the meeti ng of allied foreign terested in pr eser 2 nN nN . Se call r a ic °§ — TT) German aia by if the supply of holy white were the once musician: ipnon yUC iTTi or an Chesapeake Bay ‘Ligtous rites prescribed by cane ni law, In which the Cardinals ‘on 44 ed | Ose aT le ‘ , A a . - i1e@ “O Pa, Lae 7 > "2 til th 7 , ‘n4uries serious; Mrs. R. J. Bowen, With Eight Men ent on Quest through police lines. seen “a - P nj = ma aie erm Site have been exorcised by the “|. = ae a scores } nee rroken; Marie Rhea, John HKien- -* ; ¢! - - oor, scarcely Se ee eee ee ewe eee Poa ah Pages ze in te es re Oe | fr * a ON oe nen Dr ~~ ee ~ ate property, - By the Associated Presa cialis WASHINGTON, Jan. °8 —The 6 i a "Riy j l AN, n. 28 he man } yy if th upply holy eo per CRT GI on Dew Me . sri musician: Me ‘ae arm crushed off are stormbound, B wireless ds. Ministers. ation ©: es, dee ws anatase te holds out supporting lliars, The ate cl Wer aes ’ vief + . . » + ~ = a rn 3 " cs 7 _ .* a” 5 Of >. eee ee . la TY} , b\Ae 5 } ~ t ; Shantung tleup and- the near bliz- Since Harvey arr ved here - ‘inwarvs an i forests, but ot real : rove 10 iff c.e©parations \ommission 0a oa ter + atu ions was} 2* ate ilder; + *Capian, Sl. 0 patcnes tonight bore a tale =. y $ wa i z ] L “As . force «ts nee ——— n ; i : ' : ay : Fass *“lonn “aAwié ard A. "ahhi Ty: Arct ie story. lee was piled participants, remain before th zvard that paralyzed traffic and com- days ago, from Seatie he has in ace. ngalr ti ci Oe N PORTUGAL Te ee ee ee sonahoius bro} e William Ma three tot ona > ‘s locked withi munication in Washington com-_, Variabiy insisted to the French press Data for Conference. mand for explanation of Germany's | YOUTH IN SADDLE | Thousands Watch Rescue frag pat Be sag : + — ed; Th M nes. ptt mx a gpeinabatpincn teapot ; : ° tialin arixi amputate u, 1e6 €7 chants and Miners stean. Vatican walls to choose the su : that his call on the French Premier Wanvy experis are : 2 tiello, b y. iS th as f aii i rernc¢ rez.ici 4 7 ss ie a rllece. inability to meet her obli- ireamen a? 7 anlatare —— = a 7 ce} ] Ss, * ri ined to again block the progress o data. he added, for submission . mi, is died inden aie Firem soldier astils . an . Jonas Michaelas, er Merrimack, bound from Baits of Pope Benedict XV. The the arms conference today, but the only and oe will be one of diplomatic courtesy : . snag ss ee beast nuary and February, Ty ISBON. Jan. 28 Sa ‘his inthe °*' shed from Walter Reed ary Woodley apartment, injuries sugnht; to Jacksonville, Florida, with delay did not dim prevailing con- from President Harding. In Fren-1 the reconstruction of Russia possibly requests that Germany be relieved caddie in the P ortuguese Geran a es ih TE TS ag Le ae oe gre Spl i 2 pect, ay ¥ . ere oes oe ro « oe F ° m “as - Ith Apeslaibn dis Naha Peleg: 2 AR arr es Te ee Oa ae ee oe me * iw ki Bo, eS 3, we Pty a eat hy 99 Rem. es Or aes oie Bay’ bea fas . 5 “ Cs * on pararess van eae yh Shy + now compfili onfer en ‘ that he bears no message the Genoa c erence, a PUSSs Ae nawets : . | hospital an nd barracks penton or @ Dr. Curtis Lee Hall, fractured voto 70 ponpee igers, is fast in the ice field: ments for the wage Ee sg Tr +f} ee fi d é ‘ en) in t 12] 1) . hi i ij ] * t Ss u | ad ispatches . = portance continues to be placed un- 000 and showing that the cos , —— ) who assumed office last ronth, 5 Pee cs | ete defied the fractured arm and cuts about head; somewhere above Sandy Point. There will be three more on this interview. has ign interference would so asks for a general reduction fn; "* ca effo rts “except when pints with | Miss Margaret Cole, Florence Lon ‘ hich four or five ¢ n this interview. ; ei nterieren: ul :, ‘ay . masses, in waic onlv 33 years old, whil ieut. |, 56 . : ” +h a" , . 4 c "ments ; 2 , icks and gas anc acetylene torches. Mre Gertrude Tavlor, James A. Two B I tu . Poincare May Explai aggre Be lita Moans of the injured. gore the sir Curtain of Florence, Mass.; Miss Aboard okt Ne nals will take part, and afte Ss, ) hi as ex- £ai, is Li tocether with the harsh commands Helen Hopkins, S. M. Lee. Albert By the Associated Press. he conclave will begin. of fire chiefs and the military. Sward of Chicago, scalp wound, NORFOLK. Va. Jan. yy on Menta satee wae ne it was wholly a day of waiting for Saag erate : erase 25. the mediatory effort of President | Pressed that Premier Poincare its' wil! head the soviet delegation to take measures to aide Germany’s Premier Leal is aware that a een- Beyond the lines first established fractured skull; Miss McLean White, seas whipped by a gale of Righ t. the Sistine Chapel by Card by the police and later taken over broken leg: J. B. G. Custis, Dr. anil locity and accompanied by mer 1 while Cardinals Granito ikely c ° announ ; internal xtern ait, } : : Harding to have its effect at Pekin! likely to take advantage of the con- | Genoa, it has been inounced e and external credit, and ‘tence of death has been passed by soldiers, thousands gathered, the Mrs. Hall, slightly injured; Etta Un- jeopardizing shipping all along the , es th ti f ' , and Tokio. All indications point to Versation to make clear the Frenc h cect ® froating of & jaga inst him by the elements who news having spread over the Cap- derwood. slightly eerie Mrs. Virginia and North Carolina coer pilj and Caglero will assist. ve. sues s00n Will be carried forward to solution. C 1 ‘ ' a ~ > announces that erminany il ais ; the delegates appear confident that ®™°e and to obtain first-hand infor- Said U. S. Will Participate in e Lat we w raise last because of his promise were Mattie Schwab, slightly injured; throughout today, and tonight. the ceremony connected with absec . } + = : ~ in 192° inde nd- 3: the decision will be for a settlement ™Ation about the American §atti- Genoa Parley. : | —— avenge the republican along the lines of the compromise tude. French of§cials Ss express hope Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch ee ” G 104an, in OFGer tO | rate mn assassinated at that ia slight om oiiiaail " —* " : -7 . i. = = 1 her t } ; j mers, tLe Tai im- Storm continue supported by the President. that the American Gov ernment’s LONDON, Jan. 28.—Whethe1 Pepa jeut. Lanca i ne of the most pop aches Fee annarate : he ed: Clarence Newki! clichtiy iin ae unabetes. at the tomb Tuesday, Cardina point of view will be clarified for United States proposes ta take any t is pointe t in the note that LN OE petted nes as fire apparatus was rushed jured: irenc Ww » Shugntss Cape Henry weather bureag nN Both of the meetings planned for jo Se eaDh et Ohte ane part in the Genoa conference is not the alli ea i A rsons of the day ! 5 N, to the scene from every fire station injured: ain: Tonemend nF both corded the wind velocity there att will be the celebrant and C today by subdivisions of the con- , _ eting. : or anferen 598 ‘seceenteed that (havil I : , the city. ' Hope is increasing i in French anda known here, but a statement attri b- conference in IS§ recofrnize Liat i. a a . rder o ms ; , shoulders injured: Mrs. Juliette miles an hour. Only a few shups ' Francica-Nava, Merry del Va ference were canceled Sccause = allied circles that America will be uted to Ambassador Harvsy that German direct taxation as incapna- 2 Shang a A ORES ghee Those beyond the fire lines includ- Webb, slightly injured; Represent- ventured out from this port, fano and Maffi are down to the storm, the delegates deciding it represented at Seen ene eather merica will be represented has not ble of further augmentation, ut ot ge Reagent y neh won ui “ed men and women known through- ative Smithwick of Florida; Lewis Reports of distress of varying de- assistants. In the absolution panes att aay through i cave “el the American representative will be created great surprise. It is sai Eat: MOVELCH SENS OFS WETS HOW HE a 13] ne ¥ apei. meeting, it was explained, had noth- eign policies an ice sccm ic aciiilinte as rhe entire burden imposed meeting of the ‘Woman's Chamber of] Bs the Acseciated “Frem é Skating and coast ing - au the pertes that it was standing by db- will be shut off from the ing to do with the Tsingtao-Tsinanfu sections of the American press dur- FRANCE WANTS ARMY nm consun ptio +e 4 is asserted, Is at ¢ NEW YORK, Jan. 28.— Jewis. pubis parks, ri aonb enjoyes by abt tug. the W. R. McDonald, five a? ) Railroad issue, over which the ing the last few months, the Temps leas jual to that. in other coun-/ers “Hot el. Cc M ‘Hubbard will ‘dis- |Trefugees, numbering 160,000, who Pee persons yesterday, will con- miles southeast of Cape Chasis Dre Battistini an@ Gi Shantung negotiations are dead- today says that “France's true sit- MORE THAN ALLIANCE ‘*- cuss the work of the Provident As- are struggling through winter snows Unuc today unless there fs an un-| Although both barges were withir who attended the late Pend locked, but merely was to have put yarion is unknown on the other side = Plans for Improving Conditions. sociation and Dr. Mary Alice Cre- from soviet Russia to their former foreseen rise in temperature. There -40 miles of Hampton Roadi, aoa hin the Wathen, Sim eal into treaty language the agreements o¢ 7 I ‘planatio rf armant . 11 lecture on t 7 - ‘homes in Lithuania and ij.etyia, are; has been coasting since it snowed, sistance could be sen tonight Y kuag e of the Atlantic and her real inten- In explanation of Germany's | hore will lecture on the human body. 4 : . st t out the whole Vatican staff we fled today that their servic already reached on collateral sub- ¢ions are misconstrued.” By LINCOLN EYRE. Lindisneiien’ position, on nats Basin musical program and a discus-| dying by thousands from typhus; nine days ago, but the ice G@uring tug owners being unwilling t6 Am jects. It was said this work could Referring briefly to a report pub- Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dis- rat —_ measures will be | ai n of “Music an Asset to the City” and exposure, according to a cable the ensuing cold weather has not their craft in the rough seas, Pe be no longer needed anil be delayed until Monday without de- jisheg by the London Morning Post patch and New York World. taken ainst the removal of.g@api-' wil) feature the afternoon meeting. Teceived today from Leonard G./ always been in condition for skat- Seven vessels in all were geperted at the meaiieinin except for limited number of employes, for indispensable service; th anv the final windup of the ne- that President Harding and Secre- Post-Dispatch Bureau tal abroad and the evasion of Texa-" Speakers at this session will be Ru- Fobinson, —— a. pe ee . eee i DT dies eeserts of both ink. by the Jewis! Park Department employes used schooner Blanche C. Pendleton, i be sworn to secrecy and si fore the conclave opens. I i ON it tary of State Hughes had refused to) ,-... on iA) Avenue de L Opera, tion, such as the abolition of the ob- ; dolph Ganz, director of th 1e Sympho- ‘osmopolitan Bi: : groups were busy on their own &c- | receive Ambassador Jusserand, the ublishine Coe. the New York World ligation 1 secrecy imposed onjny Orchestra; Nelson Cunliff, presi- Joint Distributing Committes. shovels and brooms to good effect naval fuel ship Arethusa, whichis count getting the treaty text into Temps discredits the report, saying ~iigedeainetn guanpmeneee anks, and control over the owner- | dent of the Civic Music Association; The Lithuanian Governinen: re- | On the iakes and lagoons. ] Or =‘ Pibeo : ’ pa eas _ 7 — oe } » an Tan YT) ? ify } — alt a od f Dincsé Y r 4 Suit. VUU,¢ UV old marks in Ss i ~@ it . Vst m 4 WU A t t 16 COOKING qgainn er. v3 re, fatricée 1@- vy > 5 ” ‘he > — 7 & Oo, t e for & Ghantune settlement, the the world in general. The Senate “i nfo sia ms sities lane wae & Boag asotie . pg Ps => oe sy! 1s . ct smear! ’ nes San a a stil December established a bread line The Philadelphia Navy Yard 9 ns, e Gon Fagen ee ; " ~ ? - ¥ . Mis a ; ' 38) VU } Jit na .. i? a Y) 1it10 ) rf = si ni m" r’ i i aa ight sit Ve d 4 ii” =o iti- m it nr U ie 2¢ a oe n 5 t ontinue 11 ror oe 2 . = a to ease Chinese objections to the |in 1917 was alloted the task of na- By th A P note ncludes by the decla- |ican agent, ceased to continue in om the Cay ay na credited in th . | refused to “take official t} Assoc ated Presa ro ttawn 1. t + ij . - ~ =m news published , treaties, and the hinese and Amer- tionalizing the private and other! PARIS. Jan. 28 —Official notica roe t 1@ recurring monthly that capacity after last Dec. 14, fo! POLICE, ON FALSE ication of special dispatohes [ae €=Cé‘“ ts‘ UIpt of the official . ican Governments also are expected | ‘banks of Russia. has been taken by tha een, " ie or quarterly payments in foreign ‘lowing a senatorial investigation. Thousands Kerz* Downtown by Snow “TIP,” RAID HOTEL t ara the death of Pope EOI” LOR AEG HPS om * OE RAE BENET ont sate at per ed ' ‘ & that both IF resident Hard- - ‘ nn iz without Sanday. Grain Company Declares Dividend. , of stabilizing Russia's paper rubles | ing and Secretary of ae te Ht ; confidence in Germany’s| Making a — before the commis- ping of the street cars early this _ Continued From Page One. _ be MEXICO, Mo., Jan. 28.— is similar t it is a : penne condition for;sion to obta the portion of the evening because of the snow ma-| —— aay omg second nelly eittine a an arn pe: ps 4 it “ . oe ae Sete nnn. | Rad refused to receive Ambassador the complete discharge of her repa-/American al) binant of German dyes rooned several thousand persons in tives were doing at the " Claridge RIT 2a Rene thie atteranen (the loner’ werk “a eae sector wine gem The Foreign Office re- ro on nasi ents 'which amounts to nearly $2,000,000 the downtown sections, where hotels Hotel Friday night.” said President . . struc . ‘ 4 ? ad -is wr ; dei ;7? + + - 1} oe - : ? an S-per-cont dividend was declared “so a, “ihe plete emacs = . ~ ss ent urely lacking in plausi- The German Government, there- annually. were filled. Street cars, stalled for Miller, “and when I said I had NOt | neily only. 7 for and a 20-per-cent may in three to five rears 4 > y oat in view of the impression fore, is of the opinion that the set-| The commission discussed the hours, still sheltered the passengers heard of it he told me of the raid. He ete édividena placed in a sinking fund. the amount of her rt and stro wma, : me story is cwpnsidered likely to tiement of the reparations payments |controversy at length today and de- who had been caught homebound. said the people around the hotel were ad . Reed Burke ané C. M. Fox were re. ito iota’ ante Urn | os one the French public, Pre- for 1922 is only the first step on the /|cided to leave the disposition of the Other thousands stumbled home- talking about ft. From the way it) 1978. at elected directors “It is not oo that Russia's 1a wma , et has asked Am bassa- | way to a solution of the entfre prob- question entirely in the hands of the ward over trolley tracks long un- was described to me by Nat ft must under the 5° or Jusserand to clear up the report.’ lem. If this is not given considera- American Government. touched by cars. have been a ‘lady-like’ affair.” | Bel. Olive me FEAT SEA ge ORT OO EE ME: Ooo. mt thltt apices A -~ te age Ce aad ighes Se SRR ae “ota. .* = * yes er Set nS Koes Sor eee caes See ee eee _)

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ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH' SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922. ee Se ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a NTIC COAST ASOATCAN READY PS INDISTRES PERSONS ON ONE mer Merrimack, Peas timore to Ja *y Fast in Ice, Radio sssages Say. JOT PILES OF ICE REPORTEp ———_———ee Barges, From New York Norfolk, Are ith Eight Men Aboard: tg Missing. Associated Press. TIMORE, Md... Jan harbor and Chesapeake R Ormbound. F $s tonight st ory. Tief wirelegs Gis. bore a tale like ee lce was piled up from to twenty leet high. they Said Mer: hants and Miners steam rrimack, bound from Baltimore ‘kso: Ville, Florida. With nearly seneers, is fast in the ice fields fing to radio dispatches from wheres above Sandy Point. Barges Loose With Eight Mey Aboard. Associated Press RFOLK, Va.. Jan. 28. —Heavy whipped by a gale wie of high ve- companied by § snow Zing shipping all along the and North Carolina Coast ighout loday, and tonight the continucd unabate@g. pe Henry we dthe wind “~y atid at ather bureau re. Ve loctiy there ; j an hour. Only. ae sae tiles red out from this port. ports of distress of wary came from eas. s @) barges, qd, from ing de- aii directions by vith eight 3 New York to Nor- broke adrift from the tug ©€ss north of Cape Charles The eported by wireless that it was Png before the sea ; men and could its tow. Laie t no report had been received © tug. the Catonsville, but this moon the steamer Munabro re- Gd that it was Slanding by 4dn- tug, the W. R. McDonald, five Southeast of Cape Charles hough both barves were within jiles of Hampton Roads, no as- nce could be out tonight bwners being unwilling to risk craft in the ren were Stross Among them pmer Blanche ¢C a fuel ship Ares battering LOp LO search f

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SUNDAY, i = JANUARY 729," 1972. AMERICANS GIVE “S°3° 95 — os . - ‘ > —T -_ — ss —arsS sat negotiations were the University of Illincis, denied os Backers of the Taylorville team Robert Zuppke, football coach of en Drama. gents Find Whisky, | | ms opened early tn the fall, by the Car-| that overtures had been made to amemen 4 Insurance Man Says s 2 2PrLus , aC uEtiies actin - ay ile Management 4a > Trers aw oa - - rT > leaves ¢,; _ eters’? —- re! Convention to Be Made Up . ; a — Totre re “eh: ’ ,OF p.as — VF Simpson or an} other pia) er io Br RIt HARD L. STOKES. 5 ecera.:. > - LOmwJe8 agents ant f I i B ; ~ aati oo. —— ~~ Economic Conference. ey na With iguoer on e inder the table and in theirs HARRY PRATT JUDSON | = 28 IN RACE TO BE 2ranenge cup in the intercollegiate) players. not trom Carlinvilie, spent a mediocre player, and cetiaialy no| night at the Little Theater of the | [> men Sorencd sare Gaia AGAINST TAKING PART | eee ee, (DELEGATES AT LARGE ©) sta | > the game fn Spring- one woul mm to come to col-, artists’ Guill, by the as Elmer 0. x. | er a . ears §0- — erg | : tie fel peng Shs ‘ Rs A aa s ation: accom Chicago U. President Asserts | ers Law Requires That Gov. ae Sh tik lar eenw a sees ce re ee TT ius Sis aan eee ne it Would Involve Recogni- | BRR Nie Call Them to Meet fet wiser ome qnses mr ut Tips of gears ot tae et ef ts contains pitta Mathy, Mely| ke Nckieucess ih woh hs encret che col eee Sa ay ., mys ‘ . ne ‘ ; 5 ey Prins ini so oat . . a5 Ses a. Uae ans ‘ ee ee ac +. bottles began to ment of Russia. = ORs Six Months After Election. : | ss : bare 3 Nay were seated wip ) ogy Sa | . of them. : be : ) ligible. he aS n a table near wher oe By Leased Wire From the New York in e:ecu0n Wi a) " 5 y were — ie The reason heir confi un) ontn -steeue: ae my aot OO tue ee oe Goetesieme _ the searchers entered. The gummi. petecuTes Bureau of the Post-Dispatch. GODFREY FE. P. HERTSLET. Missouri Tuesday to choose dels w many ¢ iG as + St. is said to have been an open eecret,| would be ? ae mart tel em tae shes ake, Gaal ue eee ee ee eee ; . sane NEW YURK, Jan. 23 .~— Bic Ww does a ee gates ‘9 he 1st ‘ ° vention. : } i ones a * emt O« 3 , ; ‘ ye } , a wy = rille } 3 oe z :, . f canal . : 3 “A : , > . “ Ti wv — 2 : ; a. trims on the tadie, a pint of gh ) ° ; ’ stolen = | sa ell ae a o é table and a pint bettieg ; weutthh » Reel so =e, |ERYPT OW CHEF WORRY OF 96 7D “TEs the lew Gov. Horde te © gccdents from seven universities 05 generally known. "> "Ot| the? were Somperactiy suspended: chetinecy of thelr mother 55 fest (Tacky is oe Mp ee ee ents. investigating — ER ' SA § CW CON ! - aie: or eras eye ata Manager Denies Players Were Uni-. comm e would n ulin 7 ~ , , enair . f the whole room @ , OO ch 8 at Genoa” , : cates e elected to L new - rige S.al Ais pM } versity Men. sea sles all Pte mz . eal att om \osed |! Ll Oroxnen gases and ger- t arrests Wittin a week, To obtain a cross-section « iblic Godfrey E. P. Hertslet Thinks Situa- Sta‘: >? Cu8 a — wii." a a to the Fost-Digg Notre Dame Players Deny Taking ir . ‘ 1 de : red | home a — ee peg ting bquor, but anced last night by J. n on this important matter th tion in India Is Not pbrnitrea t de. _ —— Se pase ee oe ee was Part in Professional Game. . fanis wife's malady started ix ee rece and the oun. right. an adjuster for the © Tork World has sent out t Dangerous, ppro’ : ae = >a UCTHBEND, Ind., Jan Em | i tie ild . be identified. No Eiguer + _—.. ‘ > ry _ ’ = = T ‘ Vv . ] : - 18. 4 : - ’ . . - agents and polleemen ge and are about ready to prese . , | er ? | as : ilde » £07 = the proper prosecuting offic "eon ation of thes 7 ee : 3 | far as I |} — ee mae ai — : )? fx was it voare : bo r in eral persons in St. Louwis 4 $ % , / , - e - ' eo) r > Iv) OT) ‘ - . > - - om : > ce -* ; n Ch cago . -. P > > _- 4 os ; . he : é 3 ‘. ' - ; . = = 2 - A 5 : Ne , " P . . f a“ : : : . es : - . J ; ; - ' ; . w a me yoni a 549 North Vande- 4 iveu i 22 » «= | >’ economic . : ‘ = i ; 44 ‘ : a " Li er oa stoce ef : J . : ; 2 = : i : = a C i ; ¢ - i : - : f . : , - a ‘ . - r . 5 - “— ™ . S : ert y Bonds. ha : M ' : i | . ri - | . . , ss .7 J ’ “— ‘ n ; " : - . . ; , ' ‘ . u : hu == e o ; hat he shed tft x2} I ~..% : 2 = oats = ee i tain (ean . don't } , — = . “gone = | hg : : | | gene sem bes circles, have not © a receptive market stolen bonds, but have actu spired in promotung sever roebber.és. “Orders” Followed by Ha “Our investigation has orders placed by the brokers with their Pieagse reply by Le h collect.” ‘ - o4 ' nee One Dele Some of } States should cono>»m > conferen robberies, planned 1. starding i q@aeti; of executing the ordeft before ri 2 yy the brokers tne mar rovus is an. opportunity the world wi' European peilitics a) ri0us nationa! obligation ‘Mllure Without L ion im Case of Milinois Players ... | te : hae er ag Postponed. ni > Carn Agee accep pec : The bartender safd he kuew at A aE byl oa oe the presence of the whi n the day policemen ief power, the conference , K. Sma! cali i i ! ey 3 wy Costs rove Det 7o «CS Lan! Ugatin ase {. 7 scenes + oui ta aes 1 St salle’ , | , ya—aprst Moaech railed @ failure. redeces: at ; Louis. Sees ga pins 7 i Sage reu jeg fo : rer : uu . ll playe > took paz ee ee — _ | : a ane ane _X Dickson street and Ray Liman Wilbur, presiden ig. | ey eats -six fer Burks ‘aylor arlin | am ee a ee ind “ll of 100-gallom capacity ~ lard Stanford University—-The Ge- : st apts pate sp oS Farmingo: Se: 7: .- ned actior 2X OU rm | 3 a0SO;u-eiy a 4 Hikie Escapes the Infection. : of fermenting maiz noa conference withott th nite scendant nasN ‘o one was found &® the “Brokers Real Culg : and mash were States would be like a hunti r- . oxo | a } Twenty-s rt ; | » Ce eiay in th ville, a oe ai ring 23 ‘ioiees in what ae : : . . ~ ssAnvl ic : - : e aw , 9 ‘ - toa’? b ‘ ‘ a ia a : ; iw we a J : ie \ = insurance com te sh teenie: “ Steamship Movements _ > 2 box. | | oe pegs ee ee fac oa: ings | — rome ecasS:- | | “The insurance comp ~~ a — > s , . - . . . o. : — : *. = hele. * 7 Delegate-at-Large Aspirants. o. 7 eg inghe™ 3 é om im) ineis vere who ) — reas apr “ i ; ahs attracted ae have bad to stand the iog~ The nemi: ease 7 e a a etes: robberies, have regarded ef American agricultu 5 = . : he | oer tect 1 try depends more on cronem.! NEW YORK ie 2 f SE Ty mn ' section awrie ? iiw - as the breakin ' tention of pa men whe were pas results that will fol! — aS FOR > ™* in '. . . _ an. nt at-large re » -J a leu me ) ; 33.3 ; AEP ida : 12 ers who handied the sts of : . : al © i e » 4 4 _ a $ - | : a ’ . - +i. . ; ’ = 4 ¥ le rear of . . : ai L — : , eas the reali cuiprits Decause xan te . t iat ati . ’ : : vain a" . =_ . ‘ _ : : - . = ‘ J . : prin ea not. wing Io their ss ane “Marra Castiec laveana Ja} i Geo: , yy na. & ouis. rent : _nja ' "ink FOn euscner A. M larnnnette on o @eek | 7 | “Oe ma ' me Se ‘eid to han mished the channels throug, ; iG , : sexy . | 0 ; f ~— — 7 soiled | these bonds have floated « daily. Twe a Incoming—Due Today. an A “tact ‘ : " Assyria, Giasgow, san. 19 ° i- - : : aé T : -~ - - - — ~ _ - ; ‘. 4 os ? . - , a ‘pared tx ositi r they | : a Be , i : - 6.Cr ins , aaa 7 Taw L capaci ' gallo i che wor) ) the pres independ € ria! ercan cn, Oe. Lae aa aati len tha Bag 5 edd Michigan a on | Sé ae ~_ = ‘* each containing 2500 gailenedt putety es ae = s economic ¢ Ja ae oe ee Tr y = ek thet sede often “eam hee sie Se ‘4 satiated ish. were found in the basemalii” cur logs Wea sas president Uni as San Juan, Jan. 25. yer vege oda 7 ‘ectotigs ours. Democra’ > Tria terest + ‘a inquiry hs | = i aon ; an? Rhee RE Rig - on se rer | 2nd 39 gallons of ‘moonshine” whi greeny: ‘ om piet Sail Today. Pp Steg aia Wy. 3 « a Professional Teams Must Wot Tse othe —_ found on the first Beara We have just . i => > ; > on? nie ’ > aen = £ 3 ne 7 ' : : i Pre tlie —— _— a ank robbde . United States of America to be rep- Arrived = ” one Th; a. be - re aced the: RS Bogen — , ; Ber ee “Se nae las Marzione. who was found ba vit obbery 4 I resented in the ecomomic conference eee a m genreg ) cay ae cs eee ay aS ae alle Le eT ee ce een See rig sine ee in basement. dented ownersiip $36,000 tn cash an St Genoe. This for many reasons) ©?US%2"'*. van. *5. — George taries D. Morris, St. Jo aoe se cat eee eet ee ee a oO a a areas , on - the st: He was arrested aut taken. As the public kn cne among which it would inve tye Washingt yn, San Francisco. I Vernon, Lebaron. lal ON , S : ee | BH - Woden “ft MOGs. U > -arged with manhbfacturing whi. John W. Wilson and Cs Napier, Jan. 25.—Wail) if r effers Polen mbes ' pray | J yan ee UCI Wie i nave ¢s- ) id af Fr. Battleson of Bon the recognition of the present so- Napier, Jan. 25.—Waikawa, San . Jefferson City. : ‘ spear | e " be ave cave GS Ra f Bo » Francisc: ‘ . os ty -S8e ——e TOG al ia tean lally in regard to the rule whieh ‘in namin wal a eee = le called Government of Russia in en- — 0. : _ : vn, Fayett . , las : Goa , tihite the - “a elaver «till in pete Ge ae ee ee THREE TAXICABS ARE STOLEN n@ictes e@ & _—s Melbourne, Jan. 26.—Hollywood, r McNab Miller, & pe petit a — Yee ee ee ae a a es es rex aly so ferc ; Stens have been taken to = Ure derogation of the policies laid _ he , eae , chd . “aif a * ” sorhegs rtland. Or ous > Daas ie ° a ; ° e agnate ec-ne& able an Du : AXD TWO OTHERS ARE FRED G8 against the individuais w . - ~ " * = ~ Aas _ ™* ae. i‘~ ~~ . ” . autumn. Hongkong, Jan. 25.—Empress of laries A. Greene, Sedalia. ere toda adopted a strict Tru-* and fl under the onslaughts « the surety bonds of those Russia, Vancourer. bn a od, Springfield ; es ; -" perverted conscience Mn st Ssbots From A Ma- ctais Sh fr Wiison ro romic Standpoin ; 12: 2 , Dred ” 7 ‘ on ast Autw Fired inp L. : itt From Eecnomic ‘ t. 0, Manila, Jan. 25.—Hoosier M mes. St. Louis LOUIS, mocrat; Frederick H The most serious immediate result must post a guarantee of $1909, ., Stain. ein > exmressiv ett: niin Passenger—Oae $10.990 bond to faithfu R 7». Cooper. President l@ir’- " - he “ . sco _ : ~ “i ee = - 4 “ . , lig oe By . e - 2 . "an ‘ i. bd Wa! 77 ; ie _ +a 23 . . s+? be for?attad > ‘ha P > P , . 7 om ao a : ’ ; : J a . ine pe pane —_ che a STEN I * r — er a ee ae ee ’ Rs ; St Imrie “3 - et aii ‘ = ; ' . 9.006 aus Car Abandored in 30-Foeet Balt ie ¢uties as > rift. ens League.—‘“Frem an economic _— rk, Jan. 28 ‘lon, Colon. David ] whit , OU ' F atba ea : 2 violati ' | ro cod atl ot te harass tie Battieson was under a $2 standpoint. I am of the opinion ihat . Fes > ge r th— oy ) toh te 26 : , Wi] ™ — ad attempt te . -es01 » ogg ty a Mi . 12 William R. Carver, St. Lou — . ane aC : — The Norwegians er £1 Tx Tnder the laws of Tt the United States should be repre- , : , e. . a ne - Tax “hm 4 on ' ' — 7 4 . n avin “x beondsemen are liable for sented at the cconcmice conference ) J ny : sa . =. s, Re; , we ! oa 7 ai | . pall ve ed =o : ! ennai aaa = Genoa, particularily in view of the Fa ae ae ae eee Damei, St. Louis, Socialia: : bits g RO : te gis shatineettiss 90 — , ‘ aia eri¥ perf - ' > >| . ; Pe in ~ ‘ . . * ~~ . ™ 4 - ‘ “ 4 ‘ . : ‘ : 4 » oni . . ‘ = . r eo . 7 > one . . , - . | . o - roDR ri feet that in many accessible areas of Seow on wes _ . Rag bane oak (ty pneieitbiiitninad Bie en ; A : - i eee ca.s to prop r covering that point od each ciud Wi 4a * 4 *\ ea. We hate cont h worl Lem y! Yr ayin ™.* . , : ; : ‘ pene ” i5-ee > 4 —- i2.Pmmen oO: a“ we pal. uliy ‘ a * Cla iS 9 -_ ce eri . t o 8 se Te P18 sre n” _ 4 fr \T+ 2 .3 Fis : . a 8 = IND PE NDEN S AY : ; P 1 : . +. . 4 —_ 7 P . - = na - . - = 43 : 7 others i nmlieated th Starvation, while im ourz country : : AT , _ a E ‘ 4 ] ; i. : Ss i - ' ag as ati Bnd, ie — ee ey sl et .. eee V7 u : an that Wilson and Batt : * ‘ stuffs ehide markets ao sinner (Br.).. Cardiff "|. Saatence Sh. Meward, Ot. Louis, PARTIES WOULD os She GOI of tee cometee i. : pt agg oral ni sipomcdge wand, 4 .. ne Sete mers regs Si . Samuel Gompers, President An . ; een A Crawford, Macon County. R Pp. a mencment providing f lel 8 . , ec. »' : ' . fe) : od . ‘ . , - > 7 © : r : rr) s 4 acar be ; , ; . - br * ee - p= = artr’s possib . For the rt they Kz Brevi: .am acetitest. ' nth str other age Gesenmmant efieens See Raymond B. Fosdick, former Un SAN FRANCISCO Democrat; Gallus Lwicl tL. Jo- = Al — A ay Hos onvention, and it was only eee ie ee Sa Rai Bi ee ee a. ven suspiciously derelict Ger Secretary ! eague of Nations- Ecuador. New Yor x 3 seph, Republican. oe ws ane .Ocraiic Sta Lom mi : tite: } isin scheme b c —_ ae — : Ai Vig, 018 80m, a a (Siman. —* pre _ : a fg assistance to detect believe America’s participation Chird—t' i Park. P'atte i. —_owu —_ aU IGat pet rou.d cu 1a i “ mr ' es = son oan ” . ~@1 i itin re a 7 aS , ~—a- * the cities We the Genoa onference is absolute), nnn a . CA ie porns Jemocrat rm. Robinson, Mars- "a . ti0n im the nt. i seit oan: a bi acequa. “nee ;, ‘ a as — a stake in the results of thar «: nfer- ae oe - ae norm, ; } 2¢cC A 3 —P ‘ , : _ . » & i; tne wincows 4s an these county officers tne Dest informed man in the State ...nans wa: | an een oromen. — in “bootlegging enterp ence es England and France have ‘mocrat, Jc sicKinies tion oat tate beck (ne i> party dictatis + | id : : te Renubif Aandidat rill be the | amas 7 ' , On the subject o titutions., 4 ; A chauffeur driving his Ge @ result became , No aoc (rine ‘80.8 T? Proc ia TT? Pu . . ; ‘ “ —_ - . " as — . . ~\ — —_ ’ — s . Try 3 ] . 2 i? > > :- — ° . as ae « a) >s ) 7 ie ’ 7 Tt ee 5 i .4 ag ~ . + 3 ~ Lis goes n +t as : i223 as . ' iTZiTL.a& ivenue ba tn a im Washington can protect U8 aout ee “9:5 — iat ter! - : uth of breaking elements, @0© ; _ s n—A. . ‘ Independ- “ted — ar ™ fal baes ‘te ace ; - - . : ; collapse ~ Europe.” ee See . le ined Kanses Cit Pepublican hen Supporter ‘ _ De ‘These nominees } ‘ 1@ 1usiOon ticket, out he Qii ¢€ . men who followed in ot 4 could rot perform their ie | ls “ol rt ti : an ~ as : , their nomination and election other considerations. As the recor ar. He was hauled from B® a3 W. G. McAdoo, former Secretary ate for the presidency in w20e—"1t | Sixth—J. A. let Salisbu = a ing ® made by popular choice; ther robe — » on ce was tau wnt +h 7 of al? ndidas tate Mile : eo Es > , a . . tie : 9 ; . F _ ieir allewiance. * a f @2.. cancicdates hare eer) " ni beater car sole - of the Treasury . ‘Ameri, a should the senucing Oo: & Pes present itive ‘ eer. pat - oe c+ . — 7 e ; . . . 7 , " ° ; —, _ i- 7 eee ': : ‘rank E Atwood. ” a. ee > Ee : . } 7 lz > nN v one person from each party _ = 28 stave Taxation Has Become blem., De. eee ect, with no Pp a nemic council at Genoa, then I think °° and harmfu! -arroiiton,. Republican. Pr ber « > lav be voted upon in each district. clares Dean Loeb. os | = Se po teenth street : the United States (jo7 rc = , baes “ e" rorge ) i* 1 yey lain ‘ . ak, . 3) . " P -_ ae! re eeniy and N . = a Te S.th@ .. rie i 4 i. rrr hae . ami e ain, [ ™~er , ies oa ; Pee . ae . - _ ent should or Democrat: ’ “ z R ‘publi an Matem . t f : , ‘Ny : ah ri,@ i —_— at ree these candidates: SVatem are the Pelee’: | eae on tae mght hand ade William @ desira Ont) having the United amiaie hn R. Bal * a CF SCs. 2. . be equally divided Dy the Alexander. Tartor, Johnsen. Dum ee ee Another of the company’? Allen White's Vi States represented.” “SSO m. DSaxer, Fulton 1@ Statement ws th provide ve, they were cheme! aa! a tae thaesten | 2@ Constitutional convention ti CPN. . a ae r s Ga bs & . . as : — | ina 7 . a AXd = 1c — = on " . " 721 . . . - } r tA r ? i ne -_ ~~ n —-* ss *s ek oS Lii J ;. oe * “ . . Editor : ohn M. Park -overnor Charies, Republican ua ere might 08 19 Cei- Greens, Wood, Miss Ames, Miss Bu- alii ie - pefia ‘iKan.) Gazette—“From a Lovisiana—"“Until European inne cae -_ egates who might be chosen by the -chanan Henry Ne a8 ra day, will be called on to consider, tn eedld-biceded business standpoint we is restored and a. no “eventi-—Aexzander Carter, Mexi!- have i a statement urging sup- people at large, and FP amen Tante chaten 9 te opinion of ean Dee Eee oe nae | is restored and arge standin : Ss Se oC a ne so Lionberger Davis, chairman of! ~ aoe aa : . — - . ~O. WDemorct _ Ww t T ~} "TP, Sad ’ ‘a . ; .. 3 ad = . r > y should get into the Genea confer- armies. wiih enormous attend Pasahiinn % . BH. Jackson, 1 TOY, Mm sSiate, and stating mace provision for these i ‘he Executive Committee of the the School of Commerce of the Uni- . a. . : Ps 7% aPiae c ri. o tn ‘ . P a a = lied -* -_* a ea on _ . ones. ur refusal to go would be expense, is eliminated. I think # un Twelfth—F. Hite at at the defeat of any of the 15 can- gates. It is apparent that the 15 |New Constitution Association, said “ety of Missourt who spoke at a/| ; ” — : iil. P2itt Stewart, EK. _ _ ' Te" P ‘ — . = | ooh ike the refusal of a ary goeda man- wise for America tno partici . ' . Rahoka, didates ; 1. arous partisan con- delegates-at-iarge were not to be se- yesterday that the organization was ‘uncheon of the Republican Wom- | I : is . e . » — . ; : ‘ Democrat: Walte 73 T a ; — ufacturer to attend the meeting of financial conference which — vate a Recub! iter A. Higbee, AD - reversies - , convention: that ect@d Pv Party dictation or fusion. tak‘n no part tm the election ens (lub of St. Louis at the Hotel if ; ~ ~~ . . -_ " - “ ~ mi .* ay can. ’ ‘2 etties ; : . . a4 " — = - _ —_ - ~ . ‘ a National Dry Geoeds Associa- prove most embarrassing ” ™ Pines “ ee arn - © ciecton of the fusi 2] was After the amendment was adopted “Speaking for mrvrself Statier resterdar. on = = * . rae & J 2 . i850 . ‘\ @ } 7 : Thomas : M Rae ' iit & rn or of Lon a t t Dem ae of @ 4 a > sug Bermeard M. Taruch, Economic Arkansas am in favor of Amer- | EH. a j R ee ee : im L i -,|s2annidal, Republican. “ ‘ . -* 7 _ ai + ee oe a ' Chamber of Commerc of Ninth— M ampbeill, Kirksville. Says Parties Pian Dictation. = —— Taxatiocr education and send 40me of ts abiest representa- “enalor oar rr a »T?- ‘tT gnestion Woman Fainm, n . °* ae . alone, | Pope : and the parties procured their 63 | Daris said. “I am advising those of Much of the present Constitution, | Blanche . f the con’ ention, that it representatives In th convention my friends who ask my opinion. to he said, is good and should not be tainted. Pertinent. ? was untortunate that the law cid not they immediately decided that they choose the best qualified candidates ‘interfered with. The bill of rights *s Mee - . 2 inn. ‘. **er- AQpieer, American Commissioner to ican participation r > ; _ ;-e- o ~_ _ ly ——_ __- 2 ; _ — * ” — a > a wie , . a.ViSion OL th had Detter ni 12 Celegaces regardiess of party affiliations or was cited as an example of this

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SUNDAY, JANU ARY 29. we ee AGAIN RAED TINDAY, JANUARY 29, ——— 1922. PLOTTING OF BANK HP-POCKET Lg | ROBBERIES LAID TO en. ge at Cafferata’. Police and Federgy gents Find Whisky. Al prohibition agents a Bn again went to Cations amilton avenue and Detee d, last night, in a search ¢ : et violators of the Volste ve the State agg ] aw sted two men who F a table _—s their names 5. W Reon. 6132 p rd. and R: leigh elmar Nay, 631 Bton boulevard. a an 3 ‘ : m ] Prohibition Supervisor accompanied by Age nt Detective Sergeant Ro ch plain clothes poli ) Vi cem = fe shor rs und the Place filled, said that as soon as ered bottles began to burst na *« nd with ] wor on ae table and mM arrested tions were seated with am 6at. a table near where chers entered. The search. they found three highba}lis n the table, a pint of gin me tabie and a pint bottle of in the hip poc het of each of rch of the whole room 4@is- uch glass and sey- ining’ liquor, but re on ibe flooy nd the own- ad not be identified. No liquor 1d in the barroom: arrests were made at Caffer. riy last Suntay morning in . 4 hip-pocket violators of tead law : ands in One Spot Half Hour. is to Finding of Whisky. el agents and policermen ‘at iMenry Guidic w: -27z in the sadane of rth V¢ ande- broken (Ac arn? “ ; 1? e} vr) . j r ih 4 t re) & Wig rye "Oo A ics t a0 ; f ai t | Hi a co Me ) 4 sar . — + } ra" “4 ‘ AY , ; iA ‘ adi ; ncies. We are getting | un pected t » established f . YT) . on rT + ‘a St C* rn 1 c r) ‘ TY) ¢ 4% at - question they ex- pressing for Hamilton several St. were ng offered . ‘ - ly - {} # er { pawnbroker pezer he Rid me toariage of Mise acwueine Z- OHIO GOAL OPERATORS CUT 31 T0 46 PCT. daugt argue! rng killed her asbane. WAGE SCALE President Declares Reduction ae ta a lB ve sites Will Not Be Accepted. Expects to Finish Rebuttal Testi- ae LCoS aS OV tor Witinend I mony Tuesday—Adjournment for rre 1 7amy, #25 OOCn eceive ' a . } é ‘Tee Mary Pickford Case. nere Se B the Asso iznted }’ress The e | iN 4 : i IOs- SAN FRANCIS«( “¢ f Jan. ae _ T) a£0 lil i l ‘ al. . ] 1} “ 1} lj ? « 4 * - ‘en: 4 Si "ik i? : ’ th “T} Ohi " prosecution announced today that A cable of the the end of its rebuttal testimony wi of the Leb "in sight” in trial of a Mrs. Le: manslaughter charge aga ae ea — ba ud: . PROSECUTION IN ARBUCKLE CASE %ev2 ANNOUNGES END IS IN SIGHT Sonera thre ; Union é ssoctat the eecond Roscoe in-law W Cc. (“Fatty’) Arbuckle, in America tion with the death o nia Mrs. Le Rappe, motion } daughter last Decem visit her 31 to 46 per nt and abrogating the the conclusion journment was to permit G avin fense counsel, to argue b Nevada State Supreme Court Monday in opposition to an action to capital . : thority to tak action on the pro- dissolve the divorce of Mary Pick- The bride is 15 year | 4 sc } the interna- ford. motion picture star. motner. inne: convention in The prosecution expects to con- sume all of Tuesday in its rebuttal testimony, but to close finally on Wednesday. The expected to reach a decision before the end of next week. inst ¢ CVE neC- aged mother, ' On arri\ proposed scal resident Lee Si ened Workers .s ept- » * . went P| so > (Oj celal it) Ce 3 1] - The (>> i i i Ld - her mother, but Mis: icqueline, {'nion declared. wil ot > ac . has no aue- ima chief efore the on now Mrs ang her | ca baudy fortune of $20,0' ny ( a | oe |} sisting of securities and ri na 1} scattered over the Paul E counsel, sai 21 years P malist and Miss Katherine Fox, Chicago, and ; | L’'Homme Libre, Mrs. Kate Hardebeck, Los Angeles ahaa PO pared friends of Miss Rappe for more than euamems 61.1164 10 years, were put on the stand by the prosecution today to rebut de- fense evidence that Miss Rappe died as the result of a chronic bladder The ak r , BCa if wor ra . operators case is minérs not la would become The proposed cents per ton f with th “esent rate 4-64 cents, Survey for Job Possibilities. or a litt m NEW YOR a a “Se Machine . i+¢ ompared wit e +) ' ‘i. os x ha ,() CeT ‘Ss er ton, ¢ : } tary committee of tne amen ing, 7 « + Lo peak in issouri. Earth is moved highway iobs a ‘om 25 to 40 cents a being a } Commissior Is ma the undaer Le $60 (\ f rest of new ex fp ft) 6) Rees | mone. bond decided ut ‘ith advice of Chief Engineer neen deter- ined t} y @ IVilLies 4 expendit approximately £10,000 000 will be un dur- involving ; > iy qdertak ef) 1999 rr} ing 13 thea An ‘idea of building Your “Silent” Piano Can Be Made Into a Modern Player-Piano nloeck ymen?t "> ean dot Kieselhorst } 7 the gates of melods possible out o!? easilv Get all the en- vour present Piano heceause Builds Plaver Actions in 1 Upright and Grand Pianos the install Action, for tives, represent ? enor ver? ed the Kieselhorst lear converting my , NAME ADDRESS send me lation of ne fa which we exciusive Bt. your own cherished Piano an instrument of life. No LOU or appearence. Let us tell plan. EASY PAYMENTS. mous {+ iibrans¢ a | are the _— Co., 1007 Olive full information and terms about ‘ano into a Player-Piano ing Arthur ‘JUDGE “HASN'T TIME TO ) WRITE BOOK ON THE ¥UL VOLSTEAD ACT” “I Am Getting wacetal for It,” Faris Declares, When New Point Raised. Former Congressman William I. yesterday in the Court to consid - new Igoe appeared tical ‘United States District Judge Faris to er what he said were points in assessing doubled taxes and other penalties against liquor seized under the Volstead act. Judge Faris, in issuing injunctions in re- straint of seizure of liquors for the payment of penalties, has held that the penalties are illegal Igoe now declares that the taxes also should be held to be illegal and offered to Judge Faris the decisions of other District and Appellate Federal courts to support his argument. “Mr. Igoe,” the Judge replied, “I really haven't time to write a book on the Volstead act, though I am get- ting the material for it. I realize that the subject is important, but I have something to take care of in this court besides the Volstead act. However, if you will submit briefs in the matter, I will consider them.” JUDGE RULES BAD CHECK AS LIQUOR PAYMENT ISN'T ILLEGAL By the Agnoctated Press. DETROIT, Mich., Jan. 28-—Ten- dering a worthless check in payment for liquor is not a violation of the law, Judge Harry B. Keidap told a jury in Municipal Court here yester- ‘day in instructing the jurors of the (case of Willard A. Smith of Kala- mazoo, charged with giving George Brown a check for $640 as payment for eight cases of grape some day Mis- borrow money sion predicted that ecuri will be able to on these tapestries, which yeurs hence will have a high value, in his ause they are among the first American made tapestries. Ko- cian said that Austria now is bor- rowing to strengthen her depleted finances, on tapestries in her pub- lic buildings Of ‘he new ia phases , opinion, be: estries, tro will in- f “Missouri industry traffic on the rivers and primitive lead mining, while the other six wil. he purely decorative. In addition the ceiling will be decorated to harmon- ize with the tapestries. Kocian said that the commission has been informed that the tremen- dous allegoricai painting, Missouri i= war, painted by Charlies Hoffblauer, the Virginia military artist, in a Paris studio, !oaned by the French: Government, soon will be shipped. It is to go on the East wall of the house above the center gallery. The eighth painting for the na- tural resourtes museum has been awarded to Robert Ball of Kansas City who will choose some theme dealing with that part of the State Six by St. Louis Artists. Ralph G. Ott of Springfield is do- one of these paintings on the power dam at the foot of Lake Taneycomo on the White River. The other six by St. Louis artists are to ICEBOUND SHIPS IN LAKES FREE be as follows: The Hills of Missouri, by mee Two Freighters Rete ih a “ Wuerpul; Ead’s Bridge, by Nuderscher: Southeast Missouri, by er Reported Out of Danger. he Associated l’rens. Charles Galt: The Mississippi River ® es HICAGO. Jan. 28.—The freighter near Hannibal, by Robert A. Kis- Mr C. and M. C. No. 2 was fast in a sack; The Mines, by Tom P. Bar- heavy field of ice about five miles off nett: and The Farms, by F. Hum- Winnetka today. The Evanston coast phrey W roan guard reported she was not In danger ny ts comninion isto be aly soe [aad ueia peabeny be Sree, SSSR : due to the warmer weather. The of four geome ae features of the steamship Indiana, which was stuck facade of the building. The two in the ice yesterday, freed herself groups on the terrace probably will last night, and the Alabama, ice- represent — Cae Gees rivers of the bound for a time, docked here early tate, the Mississippi and the Mis- today souri, the frieze which will relate its , > ; ? terpret mute story of the State from the reign of the aborigines to the pres- ent, then the pediment, possibly of an allegory of Government, Mis- souri pledging freedom and protec- tion to its citizens and loyalty to its sister States. The House lounging room is to be | decorated in taupe, the general scheme not having been worked out as yet. The commission meeting today | was attended by acting Governor | Hiram Lloyd, who is chairman of a’ legislative advisory committee ap- | pointed by Hyde to work with the commission, and by Dr. John | Pickard of Columbia, chairman of | the body, Mrs. W. R. Painter of Car- | roliton, J. F. Downing of Kansas | Citv, Hugh Stephens and Leater 5S Parker of Jefferson City, and Ko-| ‘clan. Gov. costs may be obtained from an analy- | sis of the contracts let during 1921, | on which the average price per mile of the various types was as follows: Graded earth, $5106; gravel and macadam, $11,892; cement concrete, $35,524; bituminous macadam, $21,- 908; vitrified brick, $47,249. Con- tracts were let last year for four bridges, aggregating 1922 feet in length and to cost $278,110. JOo27 Of, Dees {7 THE BOARD PARADISE! The sun is setting in the West, The day is done, we've done our best. We hike for home and easy chair To thrust aside our every care. Our appetite once on the wing Is eager now for anything. The Eats Are Fine— O, Juicy Steak! The Beds Are Great— Can’t Stay Awake. TRY POST-DISPATCH WANTS ST. LOUIS’ ONE BIG Room and Board Directory Phone—Write—See Your Druggist—Send—Caill Eerste i. et ee i oo er pale oe ae : ee od ee ee ee, ee eee — . . LOLS AE. OER PELLIES OMRS Mes Atha: ee ts Bee Pp re es ea ae | ke eee ee Sal i, 5 ae EG a A SE A ACT IL LS: A TERRES A ARR IT a atte I OTE RIE ates GAR ate. RR MG MOR MEER OY EN we . x v. wel, ieee ’ F mac *. wom . A. , eat Pa? Jus diay sebiigiols MER yan I, oh Yea Far ie ee ie

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S I SUND s se E ‘In C ITY, Circulation, the Daily POST- DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 109, 000. JANUARY 289 % SUNDAY. ——— — | JANUARY 29. 18 6 ST. LOUIS POSI- UISTAN LH - ~ ——— WEDDING GUESTS FIND 19 HUAT WHEN PASSENGER ROBBERS SHOOT POLICE GUARD EXCHANGE ACTS ‘ELEVEN TO BECOME DOCTORS! CORNELL U. HEAD TO SPEAK'Ss,s*"e7. To" SSS Scans © BRIBE AND GROOM DEAD TRAIN WETS A LANDSLIDE AND ESCAPE WITH $21,000 Msercisce at StL. U. School of Med-| Dr. Farrand One of Four City Cieb senaing and recelvine = ‘a 8 es = and THOM | i BENSON nicht, beginning ight, ning — 2?" y Sia & a VA DAVENPORT, Ia, Jan. 28. Obs taciec. —Two robbers ~ oe wil! ; c : - 2 in another section of a. in rit ’ attr? P ele uJ I rTyyrT) 7 ‘ When friends of Ed Johnson, 54, a By the Aseoctated Pret ously wounded Police Lieut. Harms exerc wt 14 Speak IUes- anc . panemeiaan os - no T —— woodworker, and Miss Shirlex ASHEVILLE, N)} C, Jan. 28.— guarding a North Hudson national Ss to be held at the Medical | day at noon on “Personal and Civic the music to De gabe the n.- Bes. he . “o> > . a a : digs seca Saag « rare. Vii lleze me xt We nN a Don 5 a” 7 ’ 2 , E. W ooc S, presigetr = 7 Y Py Campbell, 25, of Peoria, IL, ‘came Conductor James Rickard and 18 pank messencer, fired a dozen shots " ; cnesday NOrTming at ete nats , a wie sresent Werld ios. * will speak and conduc: : : —— 5 Lhe very Rev. M. J. | Conditions Frank Branch Riley of Ben wood Co.. “- Fresh These —™ F : (OU: mM ¢ . = . on LAnNst ~ liens Bea’ iC fF PT are nice; ; » : Im J ° > ‘ } onmnson ~ home ts attend Tt 9+ tra rr essenge par: eotapes W ith a 3 : Ore tra’ ele ler Ae Uiand, re., veier, lecturer and the cer - we ” g f : ‘ Lat . fn “tir 7. hen messcusge = tah bi t wedding of the ceunle teda,, they passengers were injtired today when at t! he del da J scent of ¢ "ni . Ol , 71 he the speaker mo =trictly So. uthe Rail vy 2s er er train _—— . reap | »;% ; on tot : . Vili i ; ~~ \a baad. as. ’ uUmMmeorist. " ili speak a™ noon Thurs- Rope! rreo | il} . ~~ . . - : 3 H fre 10ne" s ng 1 7.%qd Dut th ,rarcitco . + : : . H @eali- 17 +r oe © = ~ ‘rae. ladies Gay. at noon - rn we ene rr : -ercise in. | Gay. is talk, illustrated. will be on Saturday. | found the prospective bride and I niect will be “Causes and Cures of bridegroom dead as the result of a No. 20 crashed Into a pile of dirt een = che wreenenreer , » of an in Sees : . = . : . 7" ‘ . . ~ S ~ : i to er- : a nin } theide. : ‘ Atal ‘ “= ee ee Seaton vorpmaees ws y | | Merchant Marine soos « te ¢ ' Jerates e ge : - on e- ait of Michigan. ana Consrecsman John Mrs. Ida Bayley Allen, a writer sarin: 6 ttn Tr ia a clude Possibility of Mis- years, WSs paroled on the represen- Fanc Cooper of Ohio. More than 500 on domestic science subjects, will blocks Gallo pped the bag. 7 tation that he was tn ill heath. Th /, a I _ doz More Markets for F ersons were present trom this city, be the principal speaker before the bandits picked it up. jumped tnto t) use. paro.6 was opposed by the Real Es- : aree.. = ‘2 was the birthplace of McKin- | Advertising Club of St. Louis at par- automobile id were criven f tate Exchange, of which Frederick N ' x had been a member and from wh} ava on wd ad ss ‘ Peas | as Vil a ch L hi thin « “y, @nd from other cities of the ler A, Hotel Statler nex: Tensday t ity The } | Beteate Excha: aI Miaihoning vallev with which the nao Th e ry a sas teense . ' ee n rhe subject « her td vac hae , Ss +84 - io s Pe 1. @ pres ve tinea’ i 1% 2a eg ret ceri a ~ F Ly ’ z he ae : aa jl Sit a i ee ee wt hk : 2 “" -s per anaes Sos at o “ * ap ia See * : ees Fe. mS ge ie wn “ Mr OR a ee hy 3 fad ante A ‘ : = 2 at * ar ey + oat Gate . a aga WO IR ED eA > Bee he ee “ ; we . ’ 6 TPS NE Pee me Ty r ‘ ’ : : eases st ; & Spay , te ey ‘h he formeriy was c * a9 is ss . e fj he §S i} 4 : - c i te — \ : Brisag’ your Board : , ¢ Februar Clearin Sale ae oatgned _ aera se : p Get out of life the good things 10 lbs | of whi i he Se ee , 1 ic and the realty deal- | : : - ° : Oe . that are in it—for example a i ae els, including those built & ev "CVT? TAY | ernment during ee HOME of YOUR OWN! ap ee T ~d contemplates the re- | rding of complete details of trans- ° | prmany u . O | sions niet alate with gts Fe- It will add PRESTIGE to you, rm Bean bere. a Sa V ‘ ee ee ee Oe eee / your wife, your children. sactty as president of the Ne | Per : aor ate ta Nagy Y/ = , Counc!! of Catholi me tse Pmitting 1 recorde ie lati- > r : Meadow Gold & —— ight at S It will make LIFE WORTH Meadow G ne will speak | LIVING longer and contribute to = ae Valley.| Calversity audit AMAZINGLY LOW Pp RICES! Blot sch tnetremente, etl eee a ee | Walnut Com No2AM Bo ca to whe B tation etating that the Legislature fi inane Buy a lot and build. S loyal Corn J Cams fame ay 422! ped warm ene bom a ; J "ar Y n | activ’* wide ope ALL our des = — the concerns pictured in this announcement and remem- jf *. °° °° * naan aga oe? partments are open from 9 i . . ‘ — partment reo rom _ sive fn Appearat a eas ao ae | Read the Real Estate Ads E » eppeacaans nna ls ber that these are but typical examples of the extremely low prices which pre. |i | * Real E , P. : : . i] h , z 2 - " : ' : ’ — + “ind? tur v 7 | , oni Benson is la roe and im val t roughout Our entire stocks for this great sale! y snteres: ¢ oneerned, t ae TRL ON. nein ‘the air of austere dignit mage long accuste Open Mondays to 6:30 P. ¥ Post- Dispatch Wants Be foktrenocsr, eee of ae a or . " : -orr Mm rai ge t rT ; eras: . . a+ : 7 : ¥ He or phasized the fact Or Advertise in Them 4 ane aed +2) est. e -« Security National Bank : Bak ren , ei Shi ping ra rt y day may do for you = he Tinited States independ o uN day's + Best of All ae - cnsion: ship owners. This is wh oh Eighth Street—Between Olite and Locust —_-— am ot > rea? PP — = _— i-_ toe avs: ‘r - Member Federal Reserve System { SUBURBAN HOME avant tt? eal in two ways: 7 = it > ie C6 merical ef the Middle Note the wonderfu! sale specia Text of Pledge to Be "Signed. Savings and Trust Company Sec the offers for reas oF ta American money «ste tn Pest-Dispatch Want © * ets: second, it protects Americ e from ex! rbitant rate 9 Bee pie of | he ed ubt that fore " oe a thre - : ot 7’ 4k ses — A o> - = -oulad have charged 4s — frer the war. a= 3 4 mo “+. / ;43 botto > = . . . i | - Be o ’ ~ rT ‘rie . .. . -hae > i > : ; : * > : - por’.er gene essere — + 47. 5 0 - = a th , recorders Th . — |: | enen the donde of trust. notes und 1S M us t Affeci a ‘Deesualt } rom The most startling value of the entire sale! Just imagine a marvelous th: “a if emo Suite at less than you would ordinarily expect to | ) agree that at t merican goods ia ‘A be : ; ~WJb Lid y io) @ =| ) . iT) 4 i ¢ — , , - - J . — . : ; of the greatest values of the age, and t ' his lov a. ee : permit re here tS mal 7 Yr B | . cape eiga jae wd our Duying Fians Bea -y in the *he dealers , , " . - _ NOW Hudson's new price greatly simplifies the question of what car to i i ecainatiek Wiininiiaiees $ F. O.B. You naturally include it in that small group a ign markets, which i o% : t etic ‘ y Trar tne rarm¢ Car. Ga precautior the forego- a teets of cars which al] actiaeteiiia as truly great verplua ccop, the manufact™ j > surplus output na toaat se “? Aae. products. eg «a oa pot “Yet again—and this is portant—it means trade ranged for the convenience patch of American export have long been subject te is oe te For the Phaeton But do you compare its price with theirs? That makes the real contrast of value. Even to those whos eference may in- faa » dian a Other Modes re papiPabenge rt Pied a tne «ee cline to some other car, it presents the fair # sereten: Conran Se aN | 2 SSS ee change. elie GG. = $16 75 | eae been ce 7 Pebstniser Phacton - = question whether the preference is worth 2 eee Lamps.... : Complete Bed, Spring and 19. : _1y wan Gidcicend thai Selita «+ «+ s+ se 2 the big difrerence in price asked. “These thines are so Bewutiful ones, in several! Mattress Outfit at but. . 50 . to her, a: Coupe ae, ee, ae ee 7 ° ' aS — ee ee — different designs: rich, 24-inch 7 | ) ages Cabeialet That explains why thousands of Hudson ae them out. but we are conti silk shades and graceful stand- Here's a complete three-piec —_ 1 : © acconnt- va 2 Sage Te Ck owners contend that costlier cars than Z of hens oc home Gall Seniads ommangee pall “og ge actually as low as the steel bed ;3i- . | 7 Touring Limousine Vann FAN : af ei reg S 2 | eee pele tee tena in ec a S.€©€. Dec Ne Ould _——— I ti " i acai io : i ° s Bs _- 2. ‘ y 34 84 “8 f ah _ $23.75 Brass Beds I *s affairs disclosed that sev- sales, the well-weighed verdict of more than ie he tte goods to mareee | , t lar ns in ie 8 uching the questi The h 7 ‘ | : wai him. Like Bloc! 110,000 owners. a. a routes, the Admiral pointed € handiest article of A trulv wonderfy! | ee es penidence ‘ . j é a “Re act from which the be furniture ever invented | purchase al | ee n, leaving And Hudson's new price now brings tts pS ee radi ees urcnase allows us to | ; : aL: ¢ pare a ~ " : indling of morig -“e creater worth within reach of thousands .- 9 4 “sh convenient trade rout tor the bedroom. Plenty i" ia Ee ff m } ; of drawer space and a | “'¢t the mostextreme | [feito stevens, 56 veare @ who heretofore have owned only medi- a wardrobe sec- bargains on Brass ie ee eo a a ee Se. Seu , ocre Cars. I iD satments can Beas. See Our Gd} | ‘riet : our di If you are thinking of buying a car above $1200 in price you should surely come see fan A the Hudson Super-Six and allow us to give Crone and Trach Casce you a demonstration. Ee oe hang without wrinkling. Buy now at the low sale price! and be convinced. en ee and prices in window > Le REE ’ NN On re eres tee onan — Re Oe rem enee S| r re 3 “orth a credit terms on any purchase! || =.=" == nova er HUDSON-FRAMPTON MOTOR CAR CO. sy sss , Wo 4 = He wns a Salesrooms: Hudson and Essex Distributors Service and Parts aoe Be ee a as an a ae ee foaling tn ‘Diesing Mower or tales Ca. 3951 Laciede av. racted most ; ears was that fF readerick in : FRANKLIN AVE. Saar, ty ieee SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER Ce for, Dis memtedn were pened ana Pp E R = | omen nema aaa ». i | me . ars yond ‘ore’ = deeds am ee etme ae ~~ DE SS ee ae — - Per thnn- oneed

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SUNDAY JANUARY 29.” nee nr ~———— HOMAS -709 N. SIXTH on.-Tues. Specials esh neg & ] bbits ‘--1.” | ] y TROCO FREE”? Bg your coupons bmas Market and aa Package FREE y this week. gas 0 | -.’ doz. al Nice size, thin shins, anZS=CS Dozen alas cores’ sat Lard "10 Ibs. utte it ey co ih. i nut ConSpNo2AFe al Corn cans 29 o a+ ‘ ror e he otfers for rent or for in Poeat-Dispatch Wants. small group $ truly great ith theirs? tt of value. ce may in- ents the fair ce 1s worth d. 5 of Hudson r cars than ue. Not that to be the nd no value 9 the differ- oniirmed by p of fine car Oi more than brings its thousands only medi- & car above ly come see a2 us to give _ the first branch office to SO @CS- | Se ; SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1922. IONIRAL BENSON 5 OF WORK OF = Se a ee oe ee dress National Council of Catholic Men of Which He Is President. MIDWEST’S NEED OF SHIPS POINTED OUT * Merchant Marine Means Cheap Transportation and More Markets for Farm Products, He Asserts. A@miral William S Benson, Chief | ef the Bureau of Nava! Operations during the war, arrived in St. Louis ast night. In a brief interview he told a Post-Dispatch reporter of the work being done by the Shipping poard, of which he is 4 member and of which he formerly was chairman. The board has control of about 1800 yeasels, including those built by the Government during the war and tose surrendered to this country by Germany under the peace treaty. Admiral Benson is here in his ca- pacity as president of the National Counc!!} of Catholic Men, on which he will speak tonight at St. Louis University auditorium. Last night, however, he was the guest of Charles Sutter of St. Louis, a former member of the board, to whom the Aémiral paid warm tribute for his activity in interesting the board in the concerns of the Middle West. Impressive fn Appearance. In appearance and manner Admi- ral Benson is large and impressive, with the air of austere dignity char- acteristic of men long accustomed to commanding responsibilities. He emphasized the fact that ex- porters of the Middle West, by using Shipping Board vessels, can make the United States independent of foreign ship owners. This is benefi- cial in two ways: First, it keeps American money in American pock- ets: second, it protects American ex- porters from exorbitant rates. As an example of the latter, he sa Left to their own desires, thera is no doubt that foreign ship omners would have charged exorbi- tant rates after the war. They were impoverished, and bottoms were scarce. But the Shipping Board pre- vented this. By fixing moderate rates for their own ships, they vir- tually compelled European shippers to do likewise. This is one compelling reason why the Middle West, with its great surp’us for export, should support our merchant marine. Good to Be Derived From ships. “Anierican goods in Ameritan ships means several distinct bless- -SHPPING BOARD Naval Officer Here to Ad. In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100.000. “NAVAL OFFICER WHO IS | | TO SPEAK IN ST. cours [ATHOL IP COUNCIL | : — B10 EXPLAIN AIMS | AT MASS MEETING Admiral W. S. Benson, U. 5. N., Among Speakers at St. Louis University Au- ditorium Tonight. PLANS TO BE MADE FOR FUTURE WORK Archbishop Glennon Will Deliver Address and Enter- tain Guests at Luncheon. In — my “Shessiosaibces S++ -—--~seecnmnngenndeneage—- NY se 4 a i = A mass meeting will be held at St ADM IRAL WILLIAM S. BENSON. t - on ee —- Louis University auditorium tonight —— — eee rious ship companies under eames Guepices of but the board retains ful] authority | +@) men’s Association of Missourl, as to where and how they shall be at which the nature and aims of employed, the rates charged for: newly formed National Coun: their service. Sutter remarked that a large number have been allocated to New Orleans, thus making them available for the transportation of goods arriving from St. Louis over the barge line. Catholic Men will be explained. Among the speakers will be Admiral William S&S. Benson, lnited States Navy, wno is president of the coun- cil; Michael J. Slattery, its executive secretary, and Archbishop Glennon. | Ad ir 7 *) c 1 sf oT clean the car, locked in a closet in « ag troops, and co-operated with other the garage, and Sea related that he | «a, ; sa d hi fri i eae te held ; Catholic organizations. an ils friends ha een held u yy | : age P Plans Are Outlined. three highwaymen, one of them a/'/ Ter negro, who had taken their money the and the limousine as well literature showing the Catholi viewpoint on national issues; estab- lished social study classes; partici- in the movement to censor established classes for immigrants, organized Boy Scout the future, its plans include following: Further develop- ment of boys’ welfare under Catholic leadership: establishment of a na- tional! training school for Catholic social workers: to contin he cam- paign against objectionable filn ‘establishment of civic centers Catholic young men, and establi ree. meit of clubs for Catholic stude | Carter, former president of the ; universities. Chamber of Commerce, described A meeting will be held at the East the limousine as a Hudson, bearing t. Louis city hall this afternoon. license tag No. 26,966. Thich Admiral Benson and Slattery Il speak on the work of the coun- REORGANIZATION IS ACCEPTED ci. “Arter the Past Side meeting the party. will return to St. Louis to Sea said they were at work on the car when the robbers entered the garage, one of the white men having two revolvers, while the negro searched them and took $16.80 from Sea and about $30 from the other Night and Day Bank Depositors visit the New Cathedral. Between ings. Jt ineans money in the pockets | of the American workers who build the ships, money it the dealers who furnish the materi- 1 the pockets of ais, money for the sailors who man | the ships, and money for the com- panies that operate them. More still, it means abundant and cheap transportation of our goods to for- ign markets, which in turn means that the farmer car dispose of his surplus crop, the manufacturer of his surplus output, and that labor can have employment. “Yet again—and this is very im- portant—it means trade routes ar- ranged: for the convenience and dis- Patch of American exports, which have long been subject to the con- venience of foreign ship owners and foreign competitors. All of which, it ls obvious, means American prosper- ity. Meaning to Middle West “These things are so childishly Plain that it seems absurd to point them out, but we are continually dis- covering that our people do not know of them, or hadn’t thought of them. and so I call attention to them. And specially do I emphasize them to the people of the Middle West. The Middle West produces more than it Consumes. Our merchant marine fannot succeed without ts help. Don't let your Senators and Con- BTessmen orget this We want the Mississippi Valley to know that the merchant marine is simply a delivery wagon—and a public one—ready to take its goods to market.” Touching the question of trade routes, the Admiral pointed out that | the act from which the board derives ite authority specifically: makes it | mandatory upon the board to estab- lish convenient trade routes. In this. Connection it is recalled that in some, instances before the war, freight and *¥en mai] consigned to South Amerti- | “8m ports, had to go first to Europe, | €né then +o South America. To Establish Branch Offices. In this connection, Admii 1 Ben-| ®M said, the board intends establish- | ing branch offices throughout the) | untry, at which exporters may get | Yalwable information on routing their | /*@pments. Such an office has been | tablished here: incidentally, it is aaa tablished. a fact which the Admiral | po tbuted to the good offices of Sut- The vessels under the board's con- consist of the following: 1450 we Ships and about 280 wooden _ built by the Emergency Fleet * POration during the war, and 26 “man freight and passenger ships ndereq under the Treaty of lies. Of these, said the Ad- about 435 are now in opera- Others are being put into serv- 88 rapidly as possible. | | | | i ’ | | i board itself does not operate | } they are allocated to the va- Agree to Special Plan. then and the opening of the mass Depositors of the Night and Day meeting at 8:15, Admiral Benson Bank, represerting $1,200,000 of the and Slattery will be entertained at ¢2 820,900 deposit accounts, have ac- | dinner at Hotel Jefferson. Tonight's cepted tne plan of reorganization meeting will be presided ver by worked out by the Depositors’ Com- | Francis R. Lowther, president of the mittee. and 1666 shares of stock have | Catholic Larmen’s Association. been subscribed for. The Depositors’ Committee an-,|Norvell to Address Sales Managers. nounced last night that an advisory Saunders Norvell of New York. committee. to consist of Mayor Kiel former St. Louis hardware dealer, and business men, was being formed | will address the Sales Managers’ By- to create a feeling of trust by the reau at luncheon Monday, Feb. 6. at depositors in the reorganization Hotel Statler, on how “Salesmen Sell a City TELL IT TO THOUSANDS! The BUSINESS MAN, as he proceeds, No longer has to pen his needs. He PHONES his “Wants” as they arise And puts through deals, stupendous size. He Talks to Thousanas— Hundreds Strong, So Must Succeed— He Can’t Go Wrong! * * @ TRY POST-DISPATCH WANTS FOR ANYTHING St. Louis’ ONE BIG WANT Medium Phone—Write—See Your Druggist—Send—CalL STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR 7 ' COMMISSION FOR BLIND LAYS —|!%s.c4r!» stares. 1s nesiected st ==-] ROME BANK 'Sults in tota] blindness ARRANGES TO | BLUE BIRD MANDAMUS SERVED ADVERTISEMENT. PLANS FOR WAR ON TRACHOMA) Te commission decided to begin | | _pe . . a campaign of education in the| PAY 70 PER CENT OF DEPOSITS - G. Priest, Attorney, Asks to Have Tires With 500 Nail - P , Whole Families tn Some Sections of schools of the State with a view of State Said to Be Afflicted SS ae the pupils to the necessity With Disease. Of taking care of their eyes. . : - & ne ’ ?? | Is The Missouri Commission for the ‘n accordance with the plans Of | , commission, trachoma clinics | ~a- s . a4 ’ . | Rc » IME, | held its first regular meeti: hel first regular meeting © Opened in any community in| By the Associated Press lawyer, to dismiss the receivership Jan. 28—Immediate’ set-'case of the 3lue Bird Manufacturing Receivership Dismissed. Basis of Immediate Settlement of! Circuit Court Judge ~ Grimm yes- . Affairs of Banco Italiana di Sconto 'terday was served with a cupy of a Announced. ‘'mandamu suit by George G Priest. | 0 0 i’ | A new puncture-preef tnner tude, which tm actual use was punctured 500 the new year Friday and devised the State when necessity warrants. | ‘/@™ment of the affairs of the Banco |©®- in the State Supreme Court times without showing the loss of any ns to make war on trachoma, its Ttali iiallana di Sconto. says the Messag- a 3 t! ates fh | ajay e hic petiti states he air when tested by @ tire gauge. Bae been was a director and stockholder in invented >» Paul B. Coats an electrical ipal work this year both in the POET AND COMPOSER IN PROGRAM | ero today. will be made on the fol- the company d that the action for | engineer of Chicago It te inflate, with erest of humanity and the tax lowing basis: rs of the State. |Caricton Everett Knox to Give Read- | cent of State-wide survev of trachoma ings Saturday Afternoon. es has revealed that in certain Carleton Everett Knox. poet, and ns of the State whole families! Anna Craig Bates. composer, will ifflicted with the disease and in take part in a program next er Of becoming blind. dav afternoon ous at 2:30, at the “Bae )} Sired 7 ° = \rrangements were made to dis-' dervoort 7 ,1°e hrougt he riral Salata , . Ui ugeN the rural schools, | Knox will give readings of leaflets o yulletins on ' . , Te ee leaflets or bullet on trach- | poems, and Mrs. Bates’ so! gs will | former direct c ? | ‘ ljetan oT) } ‘ my how it may be detected and) be given ty Mrs. Mabel Pearce Mei- titution: ana ‘ 7, | Tra hy . te ~ }« : € it oma } Trequent ‘es > ‘ ‘a rachoma is frequently re- | senbach, Soprano; Mrs. Harry S | ce of the tota] — ; si i ‘ s¢ . 4 9? e + ‘ , . r red to as ‘granulated lids” and is Hart. contralto, and the Morning | ; 4i™~ ors to reorganize tne in trusted to the bank t . e if detected and treated in Etude Vocal] Wuartet equent event : a | Payment of 70 per receivership was undertaken with- air and has the same appearance 4s the out a request to the directors to rem- regular nner tube. wet tt remgves all paid in 1922. and 30 edy conditions. The company’s af- the necessity of changing tiree/unti! the Gi *’ fairs have been in the hands of a| casings are entirely worr eut. Cars using > 4 + oe } -v, investment of 10 receiver since May 19°0 these tubes are makine trom 8000 te 40 per cent of the total deposits in 12.000 miles without removirg 8 tire ~4s4 te onstruct the banks — from the wheel A wonderful /feature of — ‘stmer ra) r Dp a ' a V/ ’ - P og? this new tube te that it ¢an De produced l — a ies - if WH = = o} t about the same orice as the @uditoriun f the total denncite i . . re” e and sold «a sitasts a . Yiai Ceposits In reserve. zyh- ordinary tube Mr Coate turned his | #@cription of ] f } : tights on hie invention to 09,000,000 lire by the . If you really want to. eves all nie rig oe take Co. a the remaining 15 ; er 3 Know how dark clothing | a a Dame ; ey wi. Geposits would be} . ] ; nyone who wishes to try them et the as rt, mane @ trip | pe stone nD eiak until a 4ietributor w ap- through a flour mill. pointed for thie terrttory se, 14 9 lA jities OF OVERCOATS Up to $40— WA PR bw ks OVERCOATS Up to $65— 39° ° ae ee Clearing Sale OVERCOATS at Greatly Reduced Prices REMEMBER — that wholesale prices of clothing for the coming Spring and next Fall will be no less than they are now. Buy One of These Coats for Next Winter! It Will Be a Good Investment for You! The first time we have offered such Overcoat values! Big, roomy, soft, fleecy woolens —some rug-backs, with regular and raglan shoulders; all-around belts or half-belted. FINE OVERCOATS Up to $50— WAS Oe OVERCOATS * ‘ Up to $85— A9 Pare ke Remarkable Savings on Fine Suits r=) Many of these Suits are one-eighth, one-quarter or half-lined, making them suitable for spring wear. Olive All Goods Purchased Balance of This Month Will Appear on March Statements. at Eighth Members of the Retailers’ Railroad Refund Association Base a Fe a SRVAPSC eA SSHSH HS CARA TIT Ee - eS US. sme : — . pansies delpnen pies enna candies ademas case etihe PIE NN I TEE OE ERLE SN eee Re i, fig oe te, hae ceslins sl = irewe. wee oat + erage se ag pitt . , ee ee ee ee ee mee ee a ee ee Are ee ee enn aes hs err ent: as PNP IO LA EEE SALE BIT MSI A AB aa Tey Te I i" eo , - Rt ae ee bb * ew ee - * rh et N ” = * Ce OR tage ‘<< ‘a? ‘ " , ~~ e »* Re

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SUNDAY. a ar JANUARY ou) re i ever body lic,” and ead . T NE BERRY 7 Vj HI EW ASH” ee or ee ey * say chet the acts and to seat n in the United Victor J. Azbe, a consyltin gs. @- sembly, today received from Samuel ee ke oe ae coanilt Gunetil repeat—and I in-| gimeer, with offices | : expen liture of such sum of money States Senate. I hg ee ey bee nh amperage in the Railway Governor Has Luncheon With Gompers. president of the A. F. of end often to repeat, that t was | eenanse Building, an@ ¥. Julius ~ \p.. an appeal for relief for destitute cent las — was harmful to the honor and dig- |té : see of business that epeidené ) . nits ‘the Senate, and, therefore, _m ost stupid ptec o! tn “seg we res Boehmer, chief *heanical engineer Py esigent and Confers on women and children in West Vir- ite + i‘. > - iT] cyru er disgraced any oay o1 al a _ . Pe iom sce e+ ~ ; anned 0 Mutterings Heard That Speech Should Be Ex- tne man ougn: to be given a seat in ever diseraced any Couk for the Rice-Stix plants, have been Missouri Situation. ih. ete Oe ee . anate: whenever the majority |whether tne! ee. eager inhi Din ie : call upon each local unfon to donate _; punged From Record and S t B ht ses Fg . cease Uy’ Jer a DIacK fiaf or Gi named wy Prof. é +7 . =. $25 $: 0 o mont h far the t - : : ena or rou oon epared to say fThnat the ex- ne Pa u i ‘ : . *S : ‘ ’ n Ac, A from 22 tO Po Di tch oe “i . ne 8e aamen eseted is th Vashineton Tniv “a : ; fror st- - ess, 23 years old, head & ture of the sum of money re-_| nified — — sy aes Re * Vl ity mechar Post-Dispatch Bureau, relief work. spa | Gari © si jerickt (M ; 1 ngeerous to the per hamber cnargea tO psores cal e 1ef*ring den * ———_—___—_——— | . uis-Fredericktown Before Bar of Senate but No Action arred to was ‘dangerous to the per- |chamber charged 0 Molt” & & | engi : : > serv 20 Wyatt Bldg. (| = Sa gro St. Louis-Fre . free government.” and yuNntr] eer a i eager i fim 1 the comngitte hic WASHINGTON Jan. ?8.—Pree!- Get the ! the MAIN ‘ho disappeared with @ Is Ex t d | in the Intere ft} un he ‘Joily Roger at least Nad +, sunervi he e : ak, pi yes an. -5.—Presi- 1 ope of succesm It will be neces- FICE. er « DRUG : pus Line. g = ‘ry ? oe rn, r 7 ~~ ° , : ) , ; = pec ed. ponerse: Go eines sis ~on tig taennhy 2nd was consistent. aL le a ne dent Harding today assured Gov. sary to consult aiso with members ) t the AFTERNOON —\op — gutomobiles he had used in the t& HNity ree governmént tney will }3 P* . , — a Ol irec : . : —A ~~~ ~ eae. sabes RR eg shai ate ae = ‘We follow still the good ublic Safety a J é ‘ =>" ‘ > . : i - 2 - i 3 a 3 ve , enefir yaseat in th Senate; oid 1 rae © PNY, g . |S to De chairman. ti assistance fissourt in the /any legislation. a .» San Antonio, Tex, yesterd Post-Dispatch Burean, tne Senate listened to such a ter) ifi/c ; pe Gx ; ' . 7 . of ne ‘4 } 'y I uld take Be zy t ire ‘. ; al ees ‘ : : rh, 4 fr Other ODSLACIES, — very impor- . , _— : forn Lat ion cn A ra re 4 tt A ter —_ . . ae! nene' er ° had i 4 Migr. is A t ‘is xspeagi a” . ' . | . e .% P j tei i 5 a ~ r i1St! sCli : . bid as + tes , . n Ne mn x be 20 Wyatt Building. _—_ excoriation of its offical conduct as a Gioietecgeeara gp : 7, and they should keep who| onie that stad This from 4.5¢ ones, are of a constitutional na- THIS WILL Bee ped held OD oe ee verthiem Om n ’ nds re : ; es al i —,., condemning the methods by which —1:05.4 s af eeintan end +t} tna@aicross bones fiag, ground His Saver, 4g, s. Pro hie and ND ov. fiyde deéciin tonight to go Two Plans in Congress. : OFFICE Marquet d his S ‘ + 4 sa sor ¢ a ons jen - aT} nat fing ‘ > 7 a a4 ‘ . + — — £547 and | Tor } ic ‘ P ; i ee . : ; i¢ b. r. . fi ts / the I ism : -—s : ; Mmaraunu - kK elvey have st ated A. s . —_ in SS be ma cack d li risit wiih Tt wv as im possi ib! e to say today ‘ and front of , which he ha ' ’ ‘ ‘ nae t = + ee RE SSP oe ORE er rE Aa tae , 2 ioe a, - A , ~ Siege n° 6 gee. ata » +s a . ei i ie i i a i at a eo 4 ye . » wap y y oe nt Men ORIN, POOLE 8 Ne 4 = os wate ay ede - Vert gw? eae tt WO od TP duct ny 0 AREAS GPE ee yk i ie ee. pct. ereratet tai, ndfa pt Ea eR 8 OY n Sh | earn Pear % , te: Pen berry case. There were MmiUutt ‘ring . the ‘ liec 1. b+ . site ; — 3 7 3 : and grumblings in the din of having! , Be ve ea funding bill, rnc! of logic, we know , nee te iar sion h expunged from the}, - nder aon ussion, by saying that'tion having b: taken on any bill ;2n¢ 4 | ; . will largely comsist of edreation wineries a i cae . : ' 1e 4 4 aie’ - : MI ena S, n t was hardly worth while t 4 enteé the ; 1e for ; »} _¢ — - a 4 ‘Meeamntde al Recitation. 'those in charge o? i “Epa ' . 5 an lune ' the Ww? ite fore Congress may be followed. if 1 end the s isSUuli Of = . + s es tit ‘ —_ ro P ‘ . : . Pah dd ie . ‘7 ; . vo r ~ ad - nd At . . ms) recor en ; a } by, of the into an argument about a pre posed reason conscls nc - } ; > ’ ‘ Rut harn $s a distinguished body a na hou Tseh olders ; in Tr _ 74: , ‘ ws & . . aa ‘ ’* nce! . Presi- either. One OL these inv clv es adonp- ; YOUR OWN &- ven ‘ . b ator brought before the bar _, ; #mendment to that bill with a body nd a alee eel ie temnivy resolve that a | 0! ieee oi ient Harding h ers l guests at tfon as a separate measure of the ¢ INTERESTS BEST ‘4 been returned from the tes fenate and compelled to apologiz® yr man who could get themeecives sesh ports : ne aan 8 vm , at t . hoe Spe ‘BRN. sao : pela he luncheon } iti Ellis bill, which confers authority 4 Fredericktown, market : ae is s Ratifi : thing is wrong, who protest to hig ay re tig nan aL ino ee ae ) | - 2 ¢} : ; fer his flery utterances. aia hile | inte the frame of mind necessary to ae: om oe hh ven that their conscience is out Social Affair. on the Governor and his administra- | ‘ yg 4M funds.” and that it aiso held a > 14 a : a } a tT) Vy 8; 7 ii ‘ P (, 1S¢ over ae lg i h the President. P are of this measure ’ CLOSING HO . en bY Bess had been ret ul lik t ccon plis] somethi ne in the , 3 : oe Pp h: he } SO shame ess a resolution gui im Sani are on ; 4) tinat it Was leermig ’ , . ; . : : > . . ; ; ~ —_ ike tO a oa, AC ae peai to reason. beter . : : ie inti mr ne — aster OL paris ihis morning Hyde met in execue- The other suegestion i ir 9:39 p. m. at Maig Offie, mark 4 similar’y ture of retaliation, nothing what- > ;' adopted; there never has been so!critical ! cavion, proce — os oo eee 1e Vitat ; -ith th > } ; ? 7 700 . t-Dtepatch re ro i acs Mine * Reed said h i ee Wiatttine in :2 « cndiiiehtian of the infamy af chk 4 nt me ec tiace a toe Oe Rappened. tive session with the Rivers and Har- | perate the provision in tl 3 : ome st ee eee To a Post-Dtspaten } cver will be a‘ ne. T) e€ ppo! ” té he absent Ww T} e ress —_ - - ~ ie a zs ; 3 ; ay z roe" tee _ - ar ety i - — i? sod . in i ; Oy hits ‘ Alexa } or rs. ’ 1MmMitt eC. einer rmaearnrt mill t™ + ‘+ ic no : ow iit to terday at police headquarters : : : Pah ° + 4 t} ce > & . Vi ré 4 . ; tiit ‘ iuctiIoni. nt: " } at gd " slipped by yes — — drawn by the junior Senato ates EBON eet i SPREE KY “a 3 Sener gee gee a ne ey ae aan @ : ae ain ith 'certa : re can “be could have been calied t ws ““ Missouri (Spencer) and “adarned” ._. eee RT 4 “Eee Weta seeaghis ® a aaa, ae baa i ae ne ace ee a a oe bushes.|the Missouri delegation to 1; u passed at this session of Congress, § 7086 ADS T mats Bee serach peines : , » e1emie soived t | is went to Sikeston. Mo.. from myf 7 + +) en ‘ . , . 5 O.cf = j n : ik : i e: . - ‘ "¢ — . +. Beis | a ey alow: : nis a 3 that by the juni Senato irom hic nee ' i aie hic) neanne a ate + withent Rte know ladies — — a . J s Tiles] n listrictit pili Meanwhile, and the matter is one that may give It developed this afternoon that a (Willis) was adopted, but Or eg ee m “ ee Sa wm Pega ES ; Sees sachin Sab, ALI = ¥ yea! ft-| President Harding is expected to considerable concern A hard fieht LAS | SUNDAY {n Fredericktown four years : had $5000. IT started in the aut ryey? *y r as number of Senators actualiv contem- clad to sav he had tebe ioe in a a ze n — . ed Lil € ar _ fe . oxen’ csipapte me = me rd itt] wii ld whe ¥ take steps to give such assistance is sure to be waged against the re- plated taking the initiative in one “against it and all other asininit is ap Paw, SaaS mem agge = ict ete: jungle nicl See en ae — mc loved it found! he may find possible. he nature apportionment, which has already ; bile game. The first year Ie Reed to order, but their nerve failed sid @idusine tae © init | > cout ; : pa eee us tl y th a é a a . : . ~— ne r ui : rT] as the gk lis ts not disclosed. n all pr "toto before Commies two vears. Its = ep ever $56,000. The next them. The Hoar rule, adopted aor eLashing out at the Senators wh pli - on cone mene ewes ee a os aia bap agate CSE on, 2 J tnere mplete sility he wi M invite the celegation to failure would mean failure to carry | > 1921. the POST sok doubled that. I guess it made m = eat 0 en agit sen- voted for the resolution, Reed ies confession and avoidance: |ir they hz ‘e id that ‘the money was gga geen . pele oe ?/out the redistricting plan if it were | nates ~DISPATS jess for anything but big ator in debate may speak disrespect- phauste. the vocabulary of sarcasm + aa plea of ronfessinn rah 1 rati 4 ae stene aa agers low —e * wernai anatomy of th politi a) si situation in “Missouri wth | aimade part of the measure. ' printed 13,582 WANTED ] was foolish enough to think I fully of another Senator or impugn and scorn. He paid special atten-| .. a . : ss Be crn sing = a atag pesiniiee . oS 1 - — eo n y view to some recommendation. Lead-| These are some of the problems PURCHASE “Wants’—526i mor get by without insurance. ation. against it, n tore noO,;-pe! = in Congress also will be consult- that are to be threshed out and will i than the THREE other St Low came along and swept me o S «a ice . “* hi ~ ~ ne. . ‘ his mvtives, or say anything reflect- tion to Senator Willis, who. at- “T @ ot believe that the nik ; : . - a eo an : : ing on a state. It aiso provides that ‘tempted to save his faceinthe X oe wey . sme could be visited upon Mr. Newber- itaph , it: ‘L Alexander. ¢ the President. A plan will be he talked over Mon day by G ess iis mine i S tr . —— : +t ‘ , . of % os ; : i ‘ Se ‘ ds ii iveitu bits d i I Li ne tT j 2 a >? - v = - q nd file of the Republican areas -* they would least have been an j le view talren bv } cia wane sov. Hyde newspapers COMBINED. ; busin 4 an Offending Senator must. cease porry ; r} ele . Pas : > ins . th ‘whee 2 i neg 3 sponsoring t} at a Ic soho os reso! S@il. agreed wpoen five the most and the Missouri mem} ere. . Established a Bus Line. “Then I started all over again Vw inacorse § = i1ti0 j nHretatc ? ss, learn ‘ * le. ) on , , , = ; . , , speaking instani - Ww : : ‘6 * oes _ c rt | rT ‘Soil re +e } } *~h ‘ar >) . | ay its s. r invoked and may not sume until gemns and disanvrovee” . any ai = r a - ' -~ ¢ : rhs #2 a an error ' — - 1 — 3 a it —$ | T S E MONTH} whelming majority. icans wh ted against the white- ¢ar ; w co i ee ae ee ee ee ee R MONTH 1102 OLIVE ST. ERM $10 PER Might espa Remarks. washing chuckled with enjovment. jneana in xed lett al ae wee - er a INE Wh Tet MacAlBeveral of hic salticn provoked (ree ee ee ead Over jand not adopt it? I) Starck Manufacturers Offer the W, , - ; oe ee pei yeas “You sar, ‘This thing that crawls, er f e€ on er u Player- P] oe talk Saannett « out and not oneal to pree Hlaughter, which was allowed to go w ‘Dishonor.’ ere is no mesh — | ‘i and has a forked tongue and crooked vent him. There rs no present in- unchecked. Fe a .¢ Ne can tter or ; Eee ttempti Nungce t png M9 seats oa ee . (teéth, 1 wison serpent. Then we tention of attempting to expungs the Decency at an Fnd. aie indite that Will adeseate eth n n , 30 ' will admit ft to the family circle and offending remarks from the record. Senator Reed said: mn the dearatten of taatin w™ | | —— : ; a | It ig barely possible that after a “Surelv, whenever a body of men resolution —thne -if-confessed der- a nd | eee about the Days ; cs : lapse of time Reed may withdraw his get ready to say that the amount radation fchose who supported it pod es of OU Bey "en : F fF : agen observations. He followed that expended in a primary election was : a - ish hat the Newberry reso- tou say, This is a ——— wan et %; ree . £ C course in regard to his depiction $195,000, or an amount in excess of ‘lution cou! ® printed in 110,090,- a an ae ae = Trial Ver - . x . ‘ +h ’ * +h ,, 7 bd Ss styo ¢ ymnie ¢ = . 4 nino e flies ey Cc A’ oy Volstead during debate on ppie- nat, 3 ine mount expended was 0066 Opie and pasted on the foot ~” we ae ak vi oll ) iit disease Therefore mental prohibition bill. much larger tha ought to have boards of every bed in America, so ~"*~* ras _ a | Seen tile: dng: ebes an. Tae come | . | MAIL ORDERS Rarély if ever in recent years has been ex] . and, therefore, the tKat every man. woman and chi A Pl st . se en 3 nage POR ayer-Piano of the latest style. ; , Start Regular beautifully finished, sweet tone, and in Given Prompt Attention ' “You sar. This is a thing black : = , ; ) — ide netted inet: sai ae REDU ED Payments With latest improvements. MONDAY—A SPECIAL OFFERING OF* a ee C March 15th | p— —= Faas Ris - “You say, ‘This is f —Geadls 4 Pian 7 | : ; oe: ; : | Our Prescr ation. Thatetidse: we will introduce OVER 2000 YOUNG MEN’S ALL-WOOL J s.2" eee | TO ONLY £2 Get P mm OS : | Depart into the Senate , “You say, ‘This office was sold for — —is one of the most money. Therefore he who bought it 7 ae “2 Fg =} United Sates, ES shall be confirmed in his title.’ pets - —S ee. Le > ae ; Main Fleor—occupyiag = a ; ; * i. : : -” . «*o-e. ——S want ok J dectase ceredts% : Mezzanine Fileor, where Great Political Platform. 3% aes S2 ~ eS “Tan easy The thir : i ee ° : altace: ne palit spay opel Pea haatinaes crete pacai 3s 2 = oe ; eee ; graduate, registered ite "narts Trhare » it ricinator : se . : ' ‘ , . ; “ a cna ee a a a - . | | | at men of the very highest a? beneficiary shall be seated | = ft vr : “ti and of many years pract he Senate Chamber to vote on bills , | £ ; The complete tine of " mie«w ¢?%. . ef = ne? 4 4 +2 , = ° mane ot: : . > | . . 7 d y : neerning the welfare of the states i = sae = = 2 er pharmaceutical bouses ‘' "“t. w ¢h ** + . ‘o™ =~ + s), 4Agt P ‘ ; . What ts the use of argument u | ot wee tay 4 that your physician ts der those circumstances? This rr : , : cee % that roa will get ] - 7 ? ¢h — oa ° Wool cass res. tw = " a cman iignity of e Senate, dangerous to ‘ ' egy salva sim€ tweeds and herring! ne weaves, eo Seepetnits of Gree Goverament Upright Reetahe Player- $ ‘i In form-tracing and : sports models. Overcoats in is hereby severely condemned Piano, now prig $ 37 Pj now vs big, burly, full-belted ulster and ulsterette styles. and disapproved; W herefore be it Uprich Piano, now : ; | san, DOW. ¢ nee = Gabardines In tan shades, with full belts and “Resolved, That Truman H. New- prig t $1 25 Player- $1 - eorr.- » hare hs : } - » Pes he > { macCRKS SMA): i , - J iS ie ey UO seal ‘ : Of A du ‘ ¢ > pl ated backs. § pecial M ynday at $17. whan. nlicere teach thea fe | lano, TOW ‘ —— $ 95 Piano. DOW . eam wee ehigan, 1) Upright $135 iano, Player- x ; 7 os “ a 2 a — Pr’iyy _ a P iano. Now x . ' . . YOUNG MEN’S ALL-WOOL PANTS he gods in Heaven had been imali- | Upright $165 Piano, now .. «sce. | * the teen | Player- $ At Less Than 1% Pri aie itaiited te cuss” tare Upright $225 Piano, ne ‘ Pants of a quality equa! our a from the nether regions, they would 9 Piano, now ° U . hb Piano, NOW ceccvvee Si Suite. , Silk sewed fennel s, have looked over the battlements of Upright ts enci! stripe ca that would have shaken the uni- Piano, now Piano now ee Eee Uprigh ry ott oms. Come verse > Tl t sizes from 26 to 40 waist. Spécia! Piece of Political Ethics. Upright $ 1 95 a S $ 1 95 Player- "I feel I ought to congratulate the! § P} lano, NOW . o'e 1an0, NOW ........ Piano, now eee Monday, at alles: or from Ohio (Mr. Willis) upon a and Terms—$5 Per Month on Used Pianos—$2 Per Week on Used f ve not any doubt that when he | as ‘ ims again ail the billboards in Ohio Poe will have this resolution in large let- Out-of-Town Customers: ©. ters, and above it will be inscribed Write us. We will ship any 'the words ‘Written bv Htmself. om a uP These $35.00 Overcoats at $17.00 are te it all | alone. paris cae a Sayer laa. op ® good investment for next winter. Ti onee told in this cham- § here in U. S. on FREE aes Sache Shem CLOTHING COMPANY ber the pathetic story of Little Alex- NO MONEY Cpe: of Starck Grand, Upright and Play tee toms or eee er Oe ee era Paes Weenie ec " serge oe ee “ * + S WA anderias recited by Bill Nye . Get our ‘‘Factory to N. W. Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. con eee tees | | Heme”? Prices aad Terme 1102 OLIVE St. Louis, 4 | controlled was he by his per to eat that he neither stopped to taste’ > i = - 5 ed ke *«< a . - be

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‘ “4 » FRI ae one aa ee ee oe o . - 1 the st. Louis-Fredericktown (Mo.) them [nto the wa ors DRUG « TORE. Or. AY’ rERNOON a, nd AVOID th IGHT RUSH. SATUR- S cemetial ae me nes NE ED wg NE Te Toned me “Tl had been ae ee aa Sy Aa eae FA A S WILL INSURE ETTER SEEVICE ne THE PHONE AA es ll et, ll I OAL ALT. SUNDAY . = SUND ARY 29, 1992 _— FANUARY ts " 1928. saad - 7. — In CITY Circulation, on, th EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a SSS : e Daily POST-DISPATCH t by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. ST. CH! — r : al Es ‘Tall and th raens 4 7 he winter and it mate | ar | ASE DO NoT } AMAE MONEY 100 AST. | ies‘ AN IS BOUND OVER AFTER JESSIE L. GAYNOR CHORAL CLUB | QUESTIONNAIRE SHOWS HOLIDAY |°%+r,ss"used te pay for, wnat they lowing (he granting of haben ; 9 | “Moet of my business he: 0 was : pee and after they had threat- corpus writ applied for by Lawrence iy UNTIL = with firms on con ne work. They ' HUNTERS QUALIFY AS EXPERTS 1d GIVE CONCERT TUESDAY A | UMP IN BUSINESS SLIGHT ened to “get him.” Judge Hogan McDaniel, fermer Circuit Attorney VS BIIS LINE ) NER wi id at the end of each month. I wae Giedmtet’ ea ad the bell, fol-| of St. a 44d @nN arrangement 6 vy fath Federal ¢ lecide ni , yeter URDAY NIG W ape ing ment with m father a ‘rand Jury Is to q ex Affair Will Take Place at Wet Returns From Some 700 Merchants = ‘me bank at IJ redericktown iether Ducks Sold Were - Groves Armory—Donald Fer- in 10 States Indicate : yhnerebyv mn cash nunt wes to be Wild or Domestic: : ‘ . Decrease itr 7 *hy Cash ras 1 : icated. ; ne to Send ihe ie eo ways ale nee : 7 cuson Soloist. Was Only 5 Per Cerft. (yz - a ee Se ewe “anzelil, aartender in the Th J ‘nor Ch 1 Cluk —. ANT A & Brought From | Protected by a blank draft in case of sa) ae See eal _ ne Jesse L. Gaynor Choral Club Yesterday's issue of the Drrgoods- if a an aldoon oO; Reir i ida VW ret lafave : Will ove its winter e eert Tuesday . Cc * = S Da» a i | ‘ “ovine heli . Th firs 4 ) early 4 i i ive a4 . LS Lid conc St st a QD ay, St. Lou! Ss trade periodical, con- for the Texas on CF le wt 4 - assillg every month I would i pat and Ohio avenues was hour qd ove ever = at the Webster Groves Arm- tains a t { 14 — ae pn. 7a —— oS px _ Sins an article on business condi- > Charge, Tells His Story. would draw. This would b: ‘aigditO the Federa! erand jury on : ith Bernard Ferguson as nome tes P32") unday oe ' RO MUR OR et sk et rave Fae, Bee P | Sa , Leo Miller as director, and Mrs. “°™S 4n the St. Louts trade territory, . paid WI) tea Se ae ea oe ot ving. weld twe : Dorothy Gaynor Blake as accom- based on a questionnaire to which \ nf . oe d - . — aa - . i mi ducks oO Te T\?77 4 “ ts ‘oe “Se a me J ict . . _ — 4 “ — ‘ an o ' , , ost-Dispatch @ari L. Bess, 2 years old, head of *°™Meone atiacheq thes NIPTACe | woe hese antag a ° ‘ aig pe Roni ® members of the club, about 700 replies were received from moneys, anc fat} avi n;2eme Warden iter @ hearil _ All But &0 of Strikers in 14 - ‘irs. Noble Haddaway and Miss Ruth merchants i: 10 states. wiped o1 ‘ : ‘ Gay before ors ae ~orn- harris, will have incidental solos The returns indicat I — th ) pelore Lites States Com , eturns indicate, the articie ‘ ‘ho disappeared with five in ao #; | se 3 : 'T) Spiri "int i m . ave. t ‘ ; pus Line. * : ‘ » Ve /in a fire ‘town, was un- missioner Atkins, in the course of St. Louis Plants Have Re- a a a es composed says, that “retail business did net gutomobiles he had used in the trade ahle to atte nd te ; ' ti . ' ‘ a?! i Be 4 Blake. “ ij] ljave if@ first show mui 1) of a slump after all BOF : apa pataphead seeds we 3 ich unte long experien: heari ¢ - — ; . : “ hese: = jan. 10, was brought affair and the checks came back a : turned on Open - Shop nenealeeng a also her choral ar- | during the holiday season. ; . | : ) lily 4 xperts rang lent of Mrs. Gaynor's “‘Only a “In brief.’ the artic] av ee om San Antonio, Tex., . ss ‘ ° Aion Pp thon aaah tintey porcine age Te SN: - > he article says, “the fr f : ; war broke out Lustralia nether the ducks 14 asts. isn ferguson, who was principal total decrease in units of merchan- a a uniaieehee Lge Teng over 3000 miles from the nearest or domesticated Pome en With the Municipal Opera dise sold was only 5 per cent for this $4 ittering ’ , cc aol thinnine «x = mis ABSo0ciatior ; at wil sir) ’ 7 + ; : ] him with ut ee ks. shipping port traveled in an autc Willies :7) Awrien ees ; As cs a on in 192 , will sing & period, and the total decrease in doi- ee eet -tiben and |thobile to Sidney, and sailed for Sin FF wiemeyer both Deputy state |SITUATION IN OTHER crane onan pisle” aire, four French |lars and cents, while indleating ths grandfath er at Fredericktown would Fran: isch. enlisted there in the Ih. . . Wieme yer, both Deputy tate ean and a number of lyrics in En- reduced prices obtained in general, | make the checks g00d. aviation corps. They were slow, so /4852 and Game Wardens CITIES NOT AFFECTED glish, including Rachmaninoff’s “In | was only 14.9 per cent, not quite 15 _ ; "y " a. lhe | 4 ‘ * ae wa th ~i ‘; ; - ~~ = 3 . DM THE DRUGGIST The Weber Implement Co., where I paid $4000 to get to a school] tc they went to the saloon } Ske on on ages and Henry F. Gil- | per cent. THE POST. DISPATCH fess bought the automobiles, and the Jearn the ground work and become) Whether they could purchase S wre +8 setting of the pirate song in “The condition of stocks is report- | CE : Maraqu jette Hote! jInanagcement, in @ fiver. wild ducks there. an 14 A cape Island ‘Gd @8 59 per cent normal, 26 per | and front of which he nad his St. Servs We Was an Officer. could ret them for £1.95 Men Quit Work Dec 9 rhe choral Be .ections w) inciude cent light and 15 per cent heavy. SER headquarters, were the complainants “Tl was made a Second Lieutenant returned for the ducks a few : te Spears fo the Spirit of Music “Prospects as to future business VE The Weber company said Bess had and was finally assigned to Scott later, they said, a Manzelli When Em lo ers Posted smith 8 The Four Winds” and ‘“‘The hinge heavily on prices which farm- pioy Zincali,” Debussy’s ‘Beau Solr,” ers will realize for their crops. The! OE A nt gr ee ow Fifty Thousand Facts, Figures From All Over the World a! - oe ; ° 4 } — ‘ YOUR OWN given them checks for $250 that had! Field as an instructor. I was there two from the ice bo ‘rapped r TY) }y hoa 1k + whe Le ecRe nme . + " 12 “7 } ; - 5 TERESTS BEST been eturned frc mM = e Da T nw £t . 4 a a Fes ci € nded. I Sp¢ rit . 4 tog ci ia nan ded +} Predericktown, marked “insufficient | 7POM'hS altogether in the service. chasers, who paid §2.% on * 42 ae funds,” and that it also held a $900 When things commenced to break tender. ——. Central mortgage on each of the machines badly here I had other little trou- Jt was asserted in Satense that cB. is GOOD a # . N — oa jer and deci . fa at the fc r -_ ‘ tes PHONE. you : sord 10 him. The la arquevie Hote] i de d t EO back into the wis were aom iesticated wi om = tracts. S Chausson’s oe Colibri” and Sx hu- tender — o }- - arr ° cry * , . / ~ s . . “ > sav is to 100k f r r € ter busi- m 1 he Notice of Wage Cut and ep Ey cae cen : ne or better | mann s “When I Walk in the Garden ness this spring than last fall and | arly better busine ao ’ ae Refused to Renew Con- Riera next fall than this Washingion’'s Birthday Observance. “More than a fourth of the mer- ll eg IN Ry ae 8 a I + ~ATT complained that checks for $425 giv- | — game. 1 started for Kelly!Clark McAdams and The Missouri Soctety, Sons of the sais a in this territory, or si per WG HOUE: returned Field, near San Antonio. l had a'testified that thev -er xnerjenced Revolution. is requesting chur ‘hes cent, & howed an increase in business O50 p. m. at Maig Office. ey right to take the automobiles out of , hunters, and wh n shoyv the head jhe strike of 15090 union employes here and in the State to hold special during the holidays, both in the 9:00 at most drug stores, ee ee See en by Bess had been marked similarly TO a Post-Diepa t¢ n renpneaor? r \ ec. the ty Me en iain sella, : =enell ' ; : . , ial nount f merchands id : ; fe Cit! “iy contracts cal] for serv- 'feet ; ing f th fowls VYiof the 1 independent nacking * aces con emorating the birth : int of merchandise sold and in . ‘ iw 2S 4 } \ => eh ‘9 A43 money realized. ne increase in volume of mer- | ndise was 21.66 per cent: in vol- ume of money ‘¢ was 6.3 per cent. ce outside of St. Lou; ; ap iene Ta MP “os o} “a ’ 14 : : hM0UI1S, BO nj 11an é a nin r) ra They , : 1} } 1)? ° terday at police he rs Bees é 50 Why di . . nei ! n tha houses in St ouis, Lich ran Sunda h : : S| 7 , ria, ; ‘ , » + 4 } ¢% a . > : i pad - ‘ A 4S, 23) ‘) Lan ©& eet. ; soul 7 ik Or THE REASONe, 7086 ADS ST SUNDAY Se told this story: Ms , . Dy : "T made money too fast. hey st : he other two were ini not been domesticste: Bee’ pecs Hy, ais yn Mm. 2s Stat fficers l ( ; oy 1) . & rf Tv) } Fé tT) { 7 7 ae ¥ 7» + } F _ ff. é nd Bi) ) i} } . ik "a ’ : c . c peat to Sikeston, Mo., from my home feurs went wit! 2 cre vat een ( War ‘Ba: aia eaicain etn patter Siisits ) en ee indicating that prices either have not | . . r] n Se. 4s , re rrest ' 3 TY arat farms = bh ’ P he a=) t 7 cr} i] té Vv riot se ranr Q : ‘ ait t ‘ pric ' ai - } : ‘ i, Fredericktown four vears ago, Ij." ™m was arrested Ga ne Warden Barmeier y citing have returned to ; y society branche b - . ~~ A oS - - al I a - . . ams = > ~ a > 1821, the POST-DISP ATCH tess for anything but big game a Ok the package he delivered to the Wie- | seeking work in other fields. bor, will be the principal speaker at $25, 000 BAIL FOR SLAYER 13,582 : sty , ; Bess last night tri et into meyers tt + the saloo! ae : —_ WANTED To was foolish enough to think I could ween wg g jed to & n meyers had been left at the sal The settlement of the strike in St. | the sixth annual banquet of the SE “Wants"—5261 wes «communication with his bride, whom by another person, and _ that inl hambep Com to be |S . ) ee aes , SP more get by without insurance. A fire he married Nov. 80 last When he didn’t know what it contained with the o. c~ ee to be Supreme Court Orders Saloonkeeper or “ s " eae ae s a - . . . ad i 4a” 4\Aa pf Li at Litami 7 . ; i A : l e 7 n¢ rs te t S -™ P THREE other St. Louis came along and swept me out of departed from St. Louis they resid A State charge acainst Wurst for strike which is still being carried on/j|,..,.. ee ee motel next Sa Admitted wo Bail. ‘rs (OMBINED business. on ow aa igre Phan CT : a re 7 }urday evening. Gov. Hyde and The Missouri Supreme Court yes- ' : J . A aii ci) apart tment house. Later, the sale of the ducks was qismiss¢ in East St. louis and other pack- favor hKie} also ere expected to he +n di - . > } Ie Established a Bus Line. moved to the home of an aunt. She in the Court of Criminal Correction b Sate ci pallens a \erday ordered Paul Palermo, prop- . which peunitiy hen Sabena iia Aestel 1 center8 against the large pack-;SUCStS rietor of a soft drink saloon at 5852. recent]; hen Judg Miller denied . ‘ : "We Garon - —_—_—_— | eee aveunee Be ee oe "Then I started all over a fold the police a check hich established this bus line here. While Bess had given her the day he left the request of the State for a c« ing houses. The butchers empioyed : . : went back to work very early the sum of $25,000, pending the ad- the strike. Judication of two charges of mur- h A } »* . ? | "4 . . - . , a the roacs wers in g£ood Ss! ‘ pre ] qlaidi ~~)» T Yul ad be Cen retul j “Cj 1? mM LD Linuance hye 2] 2 [ tne ebee nce one of the prosecuting witnesses, ranch r Swift & Co., are not mazes : embers rs’ ni We received no support from the der against him in connection with | hee ee liremen, engineers, teamsters or oth- the shooting of Forrest Rainey and SIDR te ett an Ey a wt Answers Almost Any Question. Louis has nothing to do FOR SALE AT THE POST-DISPATCH OFFICE Price, 40c—By Mail, 50c. Postage Prepaid. *) fine. Then the roads got bad in the: bank. . ; of which members : Emory Grav it 1is place Yer 400 Strikers Returned. “ pers are ry Gray in his place on Oct. ER MONTH | ?laver-Piano in 7 rt ‘Ty « " Th 1en “oe kil , fi ; trike -in -$t.--Louis virtually in the plants. This sup rhe men were killed following a : was promised to our interna- quarrel over the payment for drink. > » ave : “s > e ; ~* ay a : . tes € | ; ; : que: , Mie wes settled Dec. 21 when 400 strik- ). ee | . | mB ers renewed contractura] relations _ a , aS Semem With the American Packing Co., Belz , : Laney m Provision Co., Carondelet Packing c re , ij 6CO., Laclede Packing Co. and Ge- ; . 5 : # j 3 ; i returned to [ff Palermo declared he shot thei after winner Sausage Co., and retur Days 4 DI a O. ne tex Ko4 e" work at the formér waee sc ale, but 2.) Cc Aire te ee ory on an open-shop basis. Free Marnik psa : The strike at the nine other plants 2 ; ak | when employes, without sanction of he unic but dv ft ec- MAIL ORDERS WE CUT THE ‘Pp RICE ADD POSTAGE ne ee ee ) Given Prompt Attention for Mail Orders | ge mid uals ont not by contract, at wace ut th Lf ike ys “ai f] J. KENNARD & SONS—4TH & WASHINGTON cents to 7 cents an hour me 6of from $3 cents't nts an hou PEPSODENT 34 ch lower than were paid before the C me strike. TOOTH PASTE As the plants approached nor- | malicy in tl . e Our Prescription | G===°— ( Department SAL EPATICA CGrazin 1 Tooth Paste Paste tine ~ tr * fing +s le vine that. as i9c The larce size NOc tubes and F they were wagin losing fight, they a —is one of the most perfect in the 30c size . an regular 253c TOUTH BRUSH, & should declare the strike officially United States. Jt is remored from the both for ended. The matter was. voted on Main Floor—orccupying the entire 60c . .38C m™ last Thursday night and all but &0 Mezzanine Floor, where your Pre- = Mm «members of the union at the meeting scription has the individual attention $1.20 size .. W7c 39c voted to call off the strike. | ’ - | Strike Over Wage Reduction. LINCOHOL | Bayer ) Aspirin r As has been stated, the strike was of the one filling it. We employ eight men of the very highest character— . FACE POWDER A rubbing alcohol, for Tablets ™ called because the 14 packing com- he massage. bath. etc. | Doz. 15¢; = doz.. =Se panies, affiliated with the St. Louis Kennards Annual Sale FURNITURE DOMESTIC RUGS CARPETS LINOLEUMS RIENTAL RUGS graduate, registered pharmacists—all ARKI CE and of many years practica! experience. 100 bottle, 95c The complete line of all the Dest : u in tles, . , The regular hOc box of Full pint bottles Local Packers’ and Provision Asso- pharmaceutical bouses are carried. so Pi. that your physician is absolutely sure mat & Ste Powder Ter 49S ns g ductions effective Jan. 2 and refused eo a ee Be a 50 , Cc Dor., 0c; : Fay BOC - ductions effective Jan. 2 and refused writes—and incidentally our prices will tor 100 botile, $1.19 mm to sign a working contract witn the union providing for a continuance of the old wage scale for «ix months. The employers said the wage reduc- mean quite a saving to you. - aa ‘ AMERICAN OIL Eevee = §49c *e- $1.25 tions proposed were necesSs”v £0 TOILET ITEMS HOUSEHOLD Patent Medicines continue competition with the three At Cut Prices REMEDIES At Cut Prices : large packing companies having , - a : . $ e $1.90 D ett & Ramsdell’s ( old a S0c Hill's Cascara- Quinine Fle brar ches {n Past St Louis, + # i] Cc: acs 72 At Cut Prices 50c Syr. Tar Compornd, with menthol BR which had announced wagoa reduc- PR 0 ee nee eS te ee emer a > F an hour, all receiving 37% cents an hour or less not to be reduced, and) those formerly employed on a piece- eceewe eo eo @ sar aa & Ramesdell’s Cold - G0c lb. pure Glycerin. pound ....! and cod liver oil. . , a3 Me tions 61.00 Flaxseed Cough Syrup 600 butchers employed in nine lo:nl ing Cream . .BS0 2Qc Comp. Camphorated Oi! .2 oz. We will accept GOc Caldwell’s Ssrup Pevsin....420 TM merly receiving between 27% and 44 SOc Milkweed Cream 39 lie lb, Epsom Salt 50c Lambert's Listerine ree me 6cents an hour be reduced to 87 69c: 3 for £2.90 present cash value Face Powder. 2hc Witch-Hazel, Arnica or oan $1.25 Comp. fyr. Hypephosphites. Grand ek ee ] 85 SPECIAL | £1.00 pint pure (od Liver Oil. . 50¢c Fucalyptus Cough Syrup i ! doc Daceett & Ramsdell's Cold | £1.00 pure Bay Rum, pint $1 Eucalyptus Cough Syrup a: The proposed wage ecale, wii!ch FFER Cream re | £1.00 pure Bay Rum, % pint hic White Pine Cough Syrup | has been accepted by approx: matel: . 60c Eleayva Creme i ; be 45 Dickinson's Double Distilled | 25¢ White Pine Cough Syrup “ ; : . eT al 50c Elcaya Cold Créam.. | Witch-Hazel. pint “| : Se . DURING THIS 75c Harriet Wubbard Ayre's Vanish- 5fic Effervescent Phosphate Soda 50c Flaxseed Cough Svrran ..3fe BME nlants, provide that employes for- 2hc Requa Charcoal Tablets : = . BIG SALE $1.00 Krank’s Lemon Cream.....68¢ | §1.50 pint Elixir Iron, Quinine $1.00 Waterbury’s Cod Liver Comp., fag ™Merly receiving 45 cents an hour be BOc Rigand’s Vanishing Cream...29c | Strychnine with creosote ! ms reduced 7% cents an hour, those fur- 5c Stearns’ Suprema Cold Cream .37c | : z : $1 Stearns’ Suprema Cold Cream .650 | 2hc Peroxide Hydrogen $1.00 Lambert's Listerine your silent piano, | 80c Laxative B 35c De Lacr’s ‘Creams. 50c Comp. Cathartic Pills, 100 bottle, S0c Larative remoe-Quinine ae a eents an hour, all who received 45% phonograph or 80c De 2! | S8.40 Sloan's Yiniment — 0 teen 08 <0 , other musical in- Bic Talcolette Cold Cream he Blaud’s Iron Pill«,. 100 bottle 350 75¢ Sloan's Liniment me cents “ny en a cents i od Benzroin and Almond Ix-tion. @&c or. Tincture Iodine 18c: 2 oz. $1.00 Voss Vitamine Tablets; duced 5 cents an hour, al] receiving strument at full £50 Velvet Cream, for chapped ins 25c Hinkle’s Cascara Pills, 100 bottle, | 82:90: tele Pine Tar and Honey Soe Ei 50 cents and over be reduced 3 cents , ? : | @ ‘se Pine Tar end Honey 47c § hie Velvet Cream . , 82 | 3S8ec or. Aromntic Cascara.. .4 07. 350 piping Rell e.. . ys. : ' f} . | 2he O'Neill's Vecetable Comp... . .1%¢ as first payment. Face Powder hOc bottle Milk of Magnesia... . .29c¢ ae dckieen Gan” tammehen — Payments — March 15th — P; yer {anos ainwav, Hallett & Davis, , Others ideal for begin- os -Pianos e JUS Mo Sy . 81 Mary Garden Face Powder... 60c Pempeian Face Powder 50¢ Djer-Kiss Face Powder 50c Iridesca Face Powder Kies Powder.... 50cT/Ame Rouge ........ The Pompeian Rource 58co Dorin Rouge .. Bhc Dier-Kiss Rouge 25c Mary Garden Tip Rouge..... Bie Cutex Cuticle Articles....... 270 $1.00 Herpicide Hair Tonic OMe Herpicide Hair Tenic.... 750 Fau de Quinine Hair Tonic. “490 256 Shampoe. .17%c; 2 for 250 PERFUMES At Exactly Half Price 81.00 oz. Suprema White Tilac... Violet. . 1.00 of, Locust "‘iensen. : ‘ $1.50 ox. Rieger's Honolulo Bouquet. ora, $1.50 S150 of. Chin Chin .....2 ozs, 81.50 or. Sweet wanes Fa 2 ors. ‘81.50 o:. Berenic ors. $2.00 or. Golden “state Violet. 2 oss. S150 of. Auto Queen .....2 oFs. $1.50 oz. Fepanita ; .2 ozs. $1.00 ox. Lily of the Valles ore. $1.00 oz. Suprema Jockey Cinb. "© ons, $1.00 25 Pinand’s Tiler Vegetal Re 50 Dier-Kieas Vecetal Lhe ‘se Flower Drons... 81.25 Soul Kiss Toilet Waters ‘(ee Optical Special large Mound Zrie Shelloid Spectacles —fitted with very best crretal Lenses. ~ rea! genuine bargain at Your eres carefully tested free RY our Irwin Cohn, On. RUBBER GOODS Autocrat Hot- Water Bottle. made of pure red rubber: ev- lence Hot-W at- er Bottle, sne- cial O8c -. , 2.75 Rall Dog Pomntate &yr- inge, made of pure para rub- r € 10 $2.19 Suprema Fountain ‘Syringe; oe better made; guer- $2.69 "$2.19 Hair Brushes Ventilated back: real cen- uine pristie—Pullman style —a~actual $1.75 cnalue. Special 39c 300 Hair Brushes Ralid backse—fcocod bristle. £1.00 value. 42c *pecial — . Whisk ereceen Regular 4c 25 valoes for Cc TOOTH BRUSHES All of mess eno che actual worth .. 40c actual — mat teestees 5h5e actual w aa .. pint a el Me Te a “1.00 De Witt’« Kidner Pills De witt’s Kidney Pills .00 Johnson's Cod Liver Oil ponnd ..... ig aa 20c Phenolax Wafers 2ic Zymole Trokeys Ite $1.00 Johnson's Gout and Rheumatic Remedy .. $1.00 Nux and ‘Tron “Tableta. 490; 3 for $1.75 $1.00 Nux Ferrone Tonic. 69c: 2 for £1.95 €1.00 Peptonate Iren and Manganese. 60e $1.25 Beef, Wine and foon. pints. ; 3 for $2.00 £1.00 Osage Indian Tenie 6c: 3 for $1.75 £5.00 McDade's Prescrin tion. for chronic and severe blood diseases, $2.00; 2 for $5.00 Shc Yreezene. corn remedy. ded $3. TS Coor’s Malted Milk (hosenital nize) . $2.69 $1.00 Coor's “Malted Wilk fhe Coor'« Malted Milk $1.59 Allenrhu Be De Witt’s Fig Syrup Lic Mentholatum Cutlery Specials Real Live Wire Cuts $1.50 Alarm Clocks, guaranteed. 9Re $4.00 Imported Hair Clippers. with 2 extra Wades for cutting different leneth heir 1.49 £1.00 nmpertes Pocket Knives. 2 blade 450 $1.25 Sclesors: dressmaking. em broid- ery. manicure. etc.: choice 4c Sc .00 Fountain Pens: 14-k. gold point: n renal value: s«cpercial.. . ORe £7.00 old-atyle Rarore, made of finest imported tempered ateel; bareanin: anecial .. BOc Ficrcle Plarine £1.00 Gem Safetr Razors. made extra fine for a $5.00 Xmas special: extre . The $1.90 Fiver-Ready Safety Razor: ex. tra plated. _ epocial box (made te aell nt $35. "Re nhc Palmolive cnawinue Cream . nie Wilttame« Shevine Cream. .. ?7, $2.00 Toe Nail Clippers: a real value. PRe Afie Williams Shaving Cream... 2f- £1.90 Vernon's Shaving Lotion. a de. Hehtfal blend ef rure tmperted har rum. menthol. rivcerin. witch. hase!) and lilac: extra. ...... AOe work basis to be reduced 8 per cent. Open Shop Plan Announced. On Dec. 23, two davs after the em- | ploves had returned to work at five plants on the old wage scale, but with the understanding that if the emploves of the “big three” accepted wage reductions they were to accept corresponding reductions April 1, the St. Louis Local Packers and Pro- vision Association announced fn an. advertisement that its 14 members) would continue to operate on an open-shop basis and that if the for- | mer employes of the nine concerns where the strike was still on wished | to return to thelr jobs ther would have to return as individuals and at reduced wares. Strike Called Off. ‘The strike was called off on mr recommendation,” said Ofto Kuhn, secretary of the unfon..“As a matter of fact most of the men had _ re- turned to work on my advice, as T did not wish to see any unnecessary suffering. “Seeing some time deo that the | question of wages had to be fought ‘out be the emplores of the three big packing companies, I decided to tell the St. Louis men to go back. At | the St. Louis Independent Packing Co., Krey Packing Co., Heil Packin Co.. Sartorius Provision Co., Sieloff Packing Co., Gerst Brothers, Court- | ney Packing Co., Cox & Gordon | Packing Co., and the Waldeck Pack- | ing Co., the men have returned with | ae a reduction itn wages of from 3 to 7 licents an hour. At some places some 'men are now receiving as low ae 30 | cents an hour. ‘Tr the first place the etrike was voted over my protest. I knew that nothing was to be gained. Afterward many of the men went back to work | ‘in the face of their own vote, and CURTAINS DRAPERIES EVERY ARTICLE REDUCED 1 OSS, Mr Sy Eagan arate Ape ye ae

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> — ae Tre Th + a + : = — rit +7 : allan . put up a bend to incemnify Mrs. and, he added. as has been ae | — . Sos AMADRtIc and Gu: Ts ) anv damage that may ga orrnian : » | onferencs President — ° 3 —_— — Harris against ai: 281 6 LG pe rmniss: 0a te 4 . /through -the Pan Canal, : a ee = : ne hy ipie . secretary of War ara ;+ ss . , act | bunese} ins Se the tebl! a — a ces a - vo ai e'] sta‘é 4 *hat— LiSor- sz . »~ a a on —- ‘ eC tel ae . PRS 2. =nG @ re 2) sa att | iss€: - mn Fen - . ~ Pap Od 9° om stone ae © ace and ¢ ‘rat f — , aiid 3 keen PPing Board mad ~ r rris shall also put ty dow Ithough a - ; > ** >} ‘' >? : sa Z 244 > * = = a , ted ; — a oe i asd é i? } os ‘he a ees ) . nt ; sal " - = = a es " ——s — 6 tn = mae ~ = = an 3. nee BO Lew Anierstate ~ ee \ sed eas a a i } ppeara! e awake asa w - saitheg ¥ spies r4geik OF ne Smet. Cv: mgs ae , . 2 _ . 2 Ta $ ~ ee eee : a SEiCn to tne effect t : ris = PF +h j uation These he jidn’t lose any s Umer ti bas. im tf yeneft LPOrls =o * i is cre : ‘ - a cost ‘ s. Service, “ ‘ rq charges. rec )'a> “ us rmeu cm PTR zs - 4 oar J as eal . ae , - 5 ee - Ine 1 : oe, ae eee . Sony Nore gen . : Irs : : : re to provice n L Se (aio. ~~. Paha DT ibe hy ; i = | : . [ > - _ ” - a ? > a 7 dois 7 ” — es X ~ ralii carrie +} ' , = 2 o? 17 = . e . 4 . a * : . ; > : _ - - ~~ - ms — . = re . a in ra bs J : : 3 rea . ML. . ; oe : - eg cere Hretvart:- ot a , : > . epee. 25" nr .** oil + - ? . - - 4 “" pet : b > > > ~ 4s ri > > - : : ot ) | > C Water and Ra tes. ee Se Se tasers on ov “The gore , through act : gg eg aad Pr S egecaahyes a hat H.C. Shaw Je 6¢ et ee im als, he said, and graciousiy WASHINGTON UNIVERSTY SUCCESS OF BARGE europe ete! ST neue! wits Se nenne cf i ee SST Se COURSE BD DIETS AT Ww. SSS op levied hime 20 order anrmning INE IS CITED srencnt Prctucers to compete suc’ Jaapted to the unper Mississippi. Dur- teat Preductite SASOSE Chipments | Will Enable Housewives to Arrange Adequate Food. ttee heaced Diets for the over-weigh- : ; SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES — ———— Control of Hydro-Electric *°°° ™Ues distance trom a a age sis on —— ret ines on i art beovenn Mostra o a = Sot bsieene E IE VENING COURSES Farmer Is Proposed. ee ertinty St soll cided PY v.15 should be given to.the | . | Te enich mat be ee For | econd Semester, Begi g J 5 : S i Aa» . . ie Be a. =e "TS . ’ Si is a a us al ~~ ~ 7 ae * 4 ae vie einy é R f ” yarn i Oe, ew a. Sa ae oe, are ; ene) TA od ne year Neyy: . ¢ ‘ ve ae oS eee cae : a Fa - ® = rn | alee tee P A : ‘ os " . ‘ Ste ee E : ri AS ts. a hae ~ -_ ; ean eee ; nee igs a fae 5 bags ’ thi b weet) . 4 4 > e i eS a : 2 ios” lh i ell i % — we ‘ . — en ee Pilea peal _ i okey Qt Kaiser ie RIYA: = : gh “é ey ae ; 4 ; . 4 ~ : - ’ Tee te — bine ofestene ee “0 ve . . y i f , 4 b ap A ‘ie i + nit : we : Se ae tie al oP . Y Ye AAR? on a ‘ : ; : . By Bus, -. pa 8 age oe ‘ ed fam a me st a ; rs a! ‘ = 2 . P o ‘ e Cage a ad es e Tnadalt a C. & ’ i . a, , 4G * at — ; -_ > | = — +} . , -__* ~~ elal & nae ae ae —_ Tear > 2 - chr ~~ - ~—_ — _—s s L? Trl ine! n th eS Pas ; : Se » ™ — , ee a se 7 : V4 : ni “s) ‘a offerin in the second semester new courses By CHARLES G. BROss, acvance Ne Load Snertaieer eee eas Po sual te : reen —s Pe aN ee a a a a Se ee ee . Business. : ate Engineering. Architecture, Languages, Liter- Cc ‘ef a —— of : _— é- A. : : = % " : . a +a: oa nett ‘ .: a : : : mp eee 3 : aida - tka era ¥ z - ; ' = ; ure. : 2e, His vOTy, Mathemat: " Am™. Home Economics, ae Costa “we Des arn the Post-Lits cn. » geo ' _ acetate Sheil = , ” i o aise ee aa iit, Mie 4 . : Intermice Decorads WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-—The na- farmer to withstand up to this time that ¢ a : ment will make Chemistry. S Medicine, FOR CATALOG AND COMPLETE INFORMATION intevier Deceit ASti. : a a aetna. " 2 S ne igs apigany : wi oe aut. per Ssurve! : Sars, €n @ % a TO enter Hmesstely SCE ond registration mas be Government barge in m ts : ot Che ye gi ncaa — rr condéuctin periments in tréeer tis s nportant projec mee ; Washinston sissippi which —. = eae ds pea " - Appropriatx 2 ee Bes : — — gt RR at cna alae ba a fe (aan ce ira _ SRS a aN MS tag yi ¥ : ue A 4 we fee 3 pe ae Oe eee S a , 7 ; es . = mi EXHIBITION OF PRINTING WORK : : ; ‘ ,0K > {erwarTs An i ; + 3 ‘3 x trong’ economy as a freight carrier in com- +208 ‘tO Waterways as An important and n improvement indic: Pana ana We srongy —_ ~ .- - - = >. ~ oO ot ee bien me +) 7 =~ ~=- port urges that encouragemen Greatest Hope in Warerway. or this purpose snot rs nad: : A SSaaZ >i Saips Am exn.dition of the trpes of wo: given those who are enceavoring tc nar stem of g rfy Every razerm : reuid rough tnis ana - retained. done Oy vVirtualy every ’ 4 o restore the Mississippi “to its right md lakes reaching t reart of cur given for °t builds : D3 : ns of th intry a orinting process will be given by the ful position amorg tne tr port : ye Bch re -apabl.- of “ks ai : : j ‘s tion routes. ing develo; into eco! hous | i : 2 inal & 3 nex —_— Joint Water and rail rates, th ~arrie iJ : -Onnagre I sonmac : 3 . — .ec i - ——_ . . .u : — die, Som, ew > SS =, Se .* A _ o . in + : port says should be put : . * ~“ . > ~~ . » ace j o Ww as | é ~4 - - mt “~ on * — - ~ > effect - Tie the | 7 S ~~~ + “ ar — — a * . q 7 . i le “ ‘ . . - ers P - . : = a= . : ‘ 4 2 - — — + ~ — + : > Sse ? } ’ ’ . ‘ “a? 7 2° > an . Pi >* > 4 ‘ a - a? ae > bm ~ ™ > . ~~ > aL = * Le -_* 7 " + ~ =? mes ** . 2 ; > ~ . . s : - oc = over interstate Water SAipp. in Di 5 ress 42 4 ; 4 Bz ti : 6. ‘ ‘ i ; ; : Ni 13. | i = a. SA —— *, "? "an? ir —. an ‘etn Gf _™ ’ ; _. ae” ee be 2 % 7 > —. > > ~~ + — a _ - > ; , ; = = -_— . , . _ * = - ~~ * ’ : = o — aa ; ; . o ro - . ra " ~ * -§ | ~ pre -a* a-- - . - + - a~« A a . - 4 ts a 5. ae a - ; e .- . 7 . oe , - — > é- ars ew? . ‘s "Zz : * » x" c ~ ~~ Sn - 4 - _ -; . - = . o * ‘ - a — an —_ 4 ry ~ 5. 4 : . ir +3 $ : s , ee > = > « ; b a é ’ a Pe L a & & ‘ “a = } Sy GIO allk veleur Ee 00 |$285 value; now $175.00 $350 value: now $235.00 | Svsv-seca' Nedliiatiaes. mah5 la J HE Hey | Pullcise, 45-15. pure cotton-falt Mattress, extre- : We have reduced our entire line of , . heavy tickings cf i:fferent designs. Suits ; = Blanket U. S. Wool O. D. Shirts; rec. ... Exrtra-heavy double Blanket. ‘ight gray coler, with ; > ee Dining-Room Suites Men’s $12.50 and $15 Mackinaw Coats ............... T borders. . age Bangs mar ol (gaium} Quartered oak, wainct or mahog- Boys’ $12.50 Corduroy Overcoats © oS Sa oe 3 tf F | a | ! Pill any. af : tbin - st belted modes ‘> slash pockets et ey Fre FH Fe ae en _— Men’s $2 Sweater Comte, BOW... .. 2.26 ccc ec ee cee ccs ae Cy aaa Lael aa 8 | nae i tenet Men’s heavy knit Sweater Coats; values up to $6. ... . o 4 | ’ F eer ii “a . ' Selected 35e RED RASPBERRIES =: "1 > H. & K. steel-cut COFFEE, Hankin brand; per pound ..... .2@c¢ 30c California Relish; East India style; No. 2 can. . Bedspread ) —_ +e Men’s $60 Overcoats, fur collars, silk lined ........... Scalloped, cut corner, 78x38 in.; your choice of assorted patterns. w: C binati Ran Men’s $50 Overcoats, finest quality, big fur collars .....$14.75 str-hole Range with 18-inch omd mation ges See the Favorite Banges; guaran- Govt. S0c Woolen Socks; 15c Govt. Heavy Cotton (Rec...) Blankets: ye 75, WEEKLY PAYMENTS ¢ =o — eo $8 to $19 New © ating ee Men's $18 Heavy Sheep Collar Storm Costs; * 50 consisting ef cieven piesa, every 7 % $2 95 leather bound pockets; prices - 95 . —_—- ee ee aly 80 sfvertised and perfect ee ee shot to shreds.......... . ea, - -> . . == img ter ensh or em weekly payments toe ef F vwentgrn bo nl out $25 Sheep-Lined Costs; big fur collar: leather Genuine U. & Army Field Shoes; orw plain Ste. Te our knowledge the only compiste Bed Ontiit ever ef- trimmed pockets; Monday $9 90 toe, all sizes; will cutwear anr 95 @pecial Terma . A $3. --* fered at anywhere near this price. specia. 10 Shoe made . an On display in our windows a scorns | ®Z BARNEY’ Begular $35.00 7 . Regular Lincieums and Floorcoverings up te 10-yard ” lengths, 2 yards wide. $1.00 to <a ....39C fi| 4 ARMY GOODS STORE \ Home of the Famous Three Rm. Outfit at $87 50 Columbia Hot Blast . aK 713-719 Washington Av. ier 2 $,| Records | Heatimg Stoves N Jj f a Reduced i J | Atl Lecest 112-114 N. 12th St. —— Twe Doors South of Pine 75c 7 é 5 Z 4 ra " =e ™

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SUNDAY, ANUARY 29. 1922. JANUARY 28 192%. In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by. @¥,000 and the Times by 100,000. —— an —_—— is is the wife of Bever} _ a Vice. preside ° OLS AND COLLEGES pT LOUIS SCHQDL Y FINE ARTS ASHINGTON UNIVERSITY ee ee eee * ob. Pins eA. 6 ry P he ler RD WR oe SA pie EME PLONE LIE AE OLE SEE EOE AON 5 tay «8 ita c Announcement Brensing. Pedntng Beginning Wednesday, February 1, 1922, the selling price Interior Decor oian of the r OST-DISP ATCH will ber educed. a The price of the Daily POST-DISPATCH will be 2 cents, instead of 3cents. _—_.. The price of the Sunday POST-DISPATCH will be 5 cents, instead of 10 cents. lal a elit Ce i ae a cia Tee te CE ; eaandibasoae de eet A vate Ne i le Cle I yN Delivered by St. Louis city carrier or out-of-town dealer, S boos the monthly subscription rate will be 50 cents for the Daily Goods!! POST-DISPATCH and 5 cents per copy for the Sunday POST-DISPATCH, instead of 70 cents daily and 10 cents Sunday. ES RTE Se Tee) RUE ton ae 4 = 2 a a Bh SIO on ee eee OR hy Ame He tet soe ea ant 2 - > J > + Me 2 - A - Pp .* 7 v > ey ws - + > - - ere > ‘ ‘ 7 PY 4 * * rh —* nathall « h > ms Dw +s " Om oe *| x Ms ” oo — . tae © =. ~~ = = —_——- ooo ooo ”™ wwe OS wee ae, —-~—i Mail Subscription Rates (Postage Prepaid) Daily and Sunday Daily Without Sunday One month ... . 75 cents One month . . . . 50 cents Three months ... . $2.00 Three months .... $1.50 Six months... . .. $4.00 Six months ...... $2.75 One year....... $7.50 One year....... $5.00 9 to 11 A. M. m’s $6 Heavy Khaki ord Storm Coats, big corduroy collar, nuine U. S. Woolen rwear (rec.) ; original S up to Pro garment.... C nuine U. §. Army jen Blankets (rec. )— n goes Sunday Only Six Months ..... . $1.25 One Year .....- Sau THE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH St. Louis, Mo. we. 2 can: in y syrup; ay epecial ... Collar Storm Coats; « ces i Shoes; new plain ar any ag ¢ r - a : r . Reta SL ak PAN s “ 4 Ory Dae) hate a i! atl a : uy : pai i ATG Ml 55 RI UN it ne i IS 2 BLN 5 Hf ie? gaia tetas ® coy ; Pl sulk Pe, t Sf SG Ah ah —_— = tll te a i i i i ll ll LK ‘OO, UU, Ur, eS Ss ee i eS SS SS ee SS ee wee SS Se Se ee ee CU COC Cl 5 ct he, Draven, hltrncitlliraiil llc, lln An Areal ite: lttayellin . ee ae ee ie ee ee A Mnctllin. wae lt lt - OS ee Oe

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i: 5 1 7 % oe ” aos sea a ma a ; ‘ vail A es i cet ae , ei iad aw stingisiieh 8 Yow ~ ee eee sre Disa ot ‘i eee Ane ss a alte od ohindl . SOep ae A aay : , ae a¢ 5 eh Ae Re I ae ety dcyhee ae toga he P were 4 ine eter as * OP crept OE ne neetngas an ea ae i€@st time it took the * ATK. Jan. 18.—The » ~ again Garvard was one c va ate ae “po nas - ee oe Setieatt “her & score secu Committee of the Arkansas the most brilliant pieces Gf offenses aim Ant 41 +9 CeVe.op a sure = Gs xX rTa-period. AOR at a Ree — oe ee legv frst play of the & lateral ass game and have te ieave the field and ne. Sirus 4 ; Kicker may be a next Ratu b may bold the DIA@Stic contest: . » ve | mre 2 tn. , extr | soe ane hye os ae ut of the) Seiected by a@ subdcomm : e : asd wat. } rj hg — | on hi ™ or rie ————— WEAR AND GOULD ARE _ BEATEN IN TITLE MATCH ee : a legrTan's LAs Weex Th i reoreer sr +h Cae . ~ he r- @u the is game minute ww Tet tx scme nS 2eec.uNe Here Gay e stra thesenior State basket. “s Dasketball Sabena City Gymnasium to- *he ~ « + Np ee wWRAS silt ER PRS rae Ref ay Is Princeton Coach’s Advice wis tm wae” event \kc'b tango 2 > | Sean | penalty eught to be a drastic ona. De Andreis to Use ° New Piayer Today Hans, Former Gillespie Star. to Make Debut im St. Lows S League. irnament here Feb. § w= tonight br Leu? as S the orn contestants wiil.= 115 games in «2 see tehes | with each & a orm Dinat the number of determine the “yg SEE Borchert Buvs Stock. Schwoerl+r. Madisen, Smith. Milwaukee: Joe Shae Thema, Chicage: Fret INICIPAL SOCCER CONTESTS TODAY Wootmen. 3:30 > = Befaree—John Azin- car J Lexo’s Part—De Pat! wa Our taetr a Serrows, Tm m: St. agets’s vs MR Fran- “2 @e Selena 3:50 pm P «feree— |! rer er Caren delet a Tear ws Mour- Team 2p m.; Schumecher deavroring to sign utler Brow Team, 8:30 pv m star of the Notre LI Refersee—_. Kelly. Mohardt is an Forest Park. Group '—Liberty Central Yea Ported the New York Gtants and ‘‘onal Bank va National Bank of om- cCinmati Reds also merce. 3 >. m: National Sank of Commerce va Mercantile Trust Co. 350 2 mm Rafaree —R E. Lee Elvan preup Marts Team wa Mabon “ea 2p m.; Shaw Martie Teae= va Eleo- ical Werkerm, 3:30 > = 2Eeferee—J. ~adock. ‘mn all importamt games. [It to me now is the proper time omce for ail to settle this question and pass a rule requiring players be pumbered in all games. * This is a small enough concession to the pub- lic who have so generously support- ed the game of foothall. The ag:tation By “he Associated Press. SAN FRANCISCO, Jam Johnson. a pitcher, now & ae e@d States Armr and stationed s.gneé Presido here. seem ** P 7? nave & perfect right to take out Newstead and Lean 32 2 m: St Matthews "Oran? aA hav td] > penenss Who May 24ve B& POSSisie ~. me Lee's, 3:30 2 m Referse—Richavd bance to make the tack'e. Wall m the other hand, if the opponent S cieariyvy out of >s = a. 2 ~ e' 2st & ne. > ed Western M A. Beats Western Military ketbal] team defeated the nary five of St. Leuis st night, 34 te [7 Meeker win starred for the ¢€ ‘ Schaefer scored i? era. >. op EEX TOR Sherman Park. Group |—Benmee Team ra Ce-Operative Agepciation. © ». mm: British Cana@iae’s vs. Pagl Morlie"sa 3:55 2 mm Ref orwe—Pac. Mursey. Keiser Coliegizas 2h, West Vir- | giuia >. Heiy (Crees 23. Redeemer 2. the piar. of course “taken out” at all. and if anmrone attempts to @o so. the Georg? Batch. & rugged and termined young ioc ight will be given the test ef his ure. Feb. at the Coliseum, 12 -rourd ergagement rith Kabakocf?. city champion. : carved uD ali the Lightweight scien tious obtectors to bis elairts. Kabakcof?fs friends have cided that the only remote b Bie complete recogtiticon te aie ties with George Butch. its face the match apr ¢ a:v=s — ~ engagez: ents tant shows. Probably the best he opposed of his own class Jimmy Kerns of East St Loui, whom he gained a referee's dec that called forth divided com: from the spectators. Ee bas elimtnated all the sounced second-raters, and he tatnty mace a good showing Kerns. gaining the verdict, he hecause the East S&. Leuisas sed to fiaeht cleanty as instruct ) referee. Kerns is ‘ust a fair ber af mort seem possible that E can have improved ‘sufficient hate atta the Kabakoff ¢ Rutch !acks experience against } ef rea] caliber and his best mendations seem to be his cx ard willing™ess. However, entry br civing the climbers «a new material of value ‘>a é@oe- -_ ed Butch bas come up in three years. He was given a Reger C when the Armery promoter tnaugurat four-round game. A Real Match, This. A match was announced day between Al Walker of and Peewee Kaiser of St be fought at the Lataryet Walker made something of here New Ye consented 19 one of th eg bantams of the coun Mocre. and fought a verry 12 rounds, gaining a draw. ore to the credit of Walker, mention Moore, that they display for a mere pittance, mg goes rowadarTs The men received each $137 ceugh rounds, during which ‘eek a ict apa] Coming from ~~ oer és 4 ¢ a? pun sh men *- t. giren @& for eo ttl bier us been never a& main event. Kaiser's camp was strongiy fence at Walker- Moe Two of the Joe Lery stabi and Callahan. were in the mer #0 as to get a good Walker. Manager Joe Lery “ontest. Evidentiy what he him to believe that Walker no cinch with Kaiser. Peewee has met fe®¥ opp rugge¢. game and hard his same Walker Comunission Eale Scdll 0 ‘he argelica Clad Bering Commission s® eziet is a questiog ha - Fhether a the pe the defendaa‘ts irt from rescea trratter of the njiuretiea suit aga simission before 4 Pye > vy it will net Be se meant the Toile Rox oa “ommittee cont zandie the game for ail & wish to abide br its dec ‘hough the Lafayette and & Brea¢way ciube have held since the City Commission ¢ egnl existence and altheug followed the example of the n obtaining tude eo: boxing body, beth the re | be offered any ciub lestion of the the Boxin re bas been decided. Hew De They De Ferman Heitzserroeder, © Sraduate from the wre wto has been dabbiing * flirting with T x. & Heitz to bez Capt. ‘'* ts reported that tre “Yampers” hare about got Za Seriz inte signing. The whale alrars eworé fish is going mark. Tleitz ts a powerful Stroeng and capabie of

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- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH tty Raw | |r s All in the Game: Our Congressmen May Lack a Punch, but They Surely Know How to Bloc "] i ssouri Quint | akoff Matched ' Modern Managers Who Have Made Champions By Robert Edgren j gu.’ ~ Action of: Coast ores Its Sixth | To Meet Butch oc i bay League Uncovers alley Victory | Bout at Coliseum Ait ‘ "I Omission: in Rule Jimny Dund Was Conca AS WELL 423 ManaAcEr. Basketball Team T gy. Louis Lightweights Will Fem JeHnny KiLpaANne. mn 7 Le Noth rounces , “ ; oh Pa Laws Say Nothmg Regarding State Squad in Stepney inated eaten aned® oa or ae : ) A STRIKING PERSONALITY. Material to Be Used in EVERYTHING I KNow, , CON 5 ee | Fashion, 30 to 18. Title Feb. 7. Says ae Z ¥ Bede a Oe. E46 VT WOULD not strike a woman, | Baseballs. For that would be too rude.” LAA MRR ei a SON Re Dera e 4 ge ON a. eet. ‘ And with these few well-chosen a Special Corresponden KAISER TO BOX WALKER : —— . anti NEW YORK, Jéx. 26.—It hae tak- ' t of | _ .. Post-Dispatch. te ae te | ——_ | He struck an anctigene en 25 years to develop the fact that BS, la., Jan. 23.—Mise, ° See, | | +. Missc ot a aap | the rules of baseball are not com- ae UM wad § Local Bantamweight to Face EE Pe: | GOING DOWN. | pater rouhile "Oring tite ; s a - ee » 4 1 , , wf fe Missouri Valiew aed con Ragged Frisco Battler at ee ee ie “Price of Golf Clubs to Tumble cians aan samyeer we eae gress is the Rouen te Ory to. Lafayette ‘>. Ames team tant shows. Probably the best boxer | L\ \e M A P The Yankees is another “jack” | ‘hat the game muft have a standard ‘ay of Coach he opposed of his own class was | _ \\\\ YF = anagers | Play mportant art | built team. In fact, it took more | @/! or it would trever become a nee they were Jimmy Kerns of East St. Louis, over | ) - oer FOSS ae “jack” to build the Yanks than to | standard game. Boston would be oa ue ieTensive game be. whom he gained a referee’s decision | build the Giants. |playing with one kind of ball, New . eerend. Inness, Am that called forth divided comment | York with another and Philadelphi " J CSS, J nes ; ’ z i ” vb } a = eeewerd, the ¢ ccion. | from the spectators. | oan n eve opment | or ampions “Notre Dame Skaters Defeat | #9¢ Washington with still others, so ages the Only Ames DO" He has eliminated el) the Pro- | ‘ . \ i ODP BBD BBD DDD DD DOI OO PAPAL LO DD LE ' W olverines.’’ — Headline. Demon- that every time teams from these half @xcept the four frag pounced second-raters, and he cer- | | | ; | trating that Notre Dame cuts some cities met there would be a prelim- SB caged by Captain Currie §f tainly made a good showing against | \ | | fee other than on the gridiron, = ‘"#"y _Squabble as to which kind of tutions for Missouri in the xec. Kerns, gaining the verdict, however, | . us \\ iy - S | ball should be used.” The first rule cet iod Tia — the game. tighte: because the East St. Louisan re- | + al go 2 3 “5 | Kearns, Gibson, Descamps,, Morgam, Jones ane = er | Roger Bresnahan is looking to precoare thought they haé settled the a “ag tended =e “ung only for fused to fight cleanly az instructed br ed ae 8 ae a | of —_ Winners All Necessary to Success of Fighters Who, McGraw to help bolster up his eowyrrane when they adopted a rule i ot, vne@ adding three tal. the referee | ae oo 3 at | oe om " Mudhens,. Fair enough. Roger bol- | which suys that the ball shall have “i . line Inness Kerns is fust a fair bov and it | ider Their C;suidance, Forged to tne Front. stered up the Giants many a time certain dimensions and a certain Foals from does not seem possible that Butch i. . * see and oft. | welght They did not realize that basket eariy can have improved sufficiently to | Soe. Cee nee wie Benny WAS — —-- |;not a word had been said thout ma- & i [iiiiet the iehatiee - cians “S58 “hers ee ey | eRHLOWN - TUt FEATHER er er B Robert Eder London wants a Dempsey-Car- | terials of which the ball should be defense. Butch lacks experience against men ees om e i Box ER “GIDEON a rect Sone —— y ag pentier match. Indicating that | made. of real caliber and his best recom- . : od nee me a Baws. . ; — : ee 4 | London will not believe it until Materials Not So Plentiful mendations seem to be his courage RS: seeaillivins “DUMB-BELL” may become a fairly good fighter, is he has a stromg she sees it. In those day : fiate. but no “dumb bell” ever made a good manager. A | abaet Us lays the materials from and willingness. However, it is re r:, @ TT. back and hard fists, but no “GumpD- | 'which to mak “ox = + have brains. POLITICAL PLUMS. rs » make baseballs were lime- ‘ss ¢ | -4 Missouri — only by giving the climbers a chance 2 successful manager mus | raga that new material’ of value is re- ; | y™ The most successful manager today is Jack Kearns, who handles | HOUGH fle may have an in- omemade yarn and four- Th syccess Lt . oc i¢ . . aol has come : & Dempsey’s affairs, from match-making to finance. Kearns was @ Very) come of a hundred thousand piece hors. — covers were the usual c me iup in the last : nig im an , “ bucks. aving, as they § tho three years. He was given a start by SAULING “eau GiBSen , clever featherweight, years ac, and fought through a long list a oppo- | po ane to be as happy as a | standardized the ball. the rule — Roger Cornell when the former =" TOVUARDY | 4 sre he sudenly decided that fighting was a better business for | Pecan ers retired wit oe , re n Who MADS BENNY L & worean'’S EYES - nents before clam, with a healthy glow in Arm mre ¢ ugur +h PAD Lad \' . . steed eer inaugurated the Word S CAMMPION AND & NAG Dan ove ioox am Tet the manager than fo: the fighter. He's always pulling wires with the | their cheeks as they conte mplated cass game. Bick Men OT 25- “ThaT MeveRr After handling a “stable” of box-| by Gibson, have earned him a for- influentia] ducks oe they thought was a satisfactory Real Match, This. ——— — — ———— ————— ee . : ——a ent tune. | To try and land a job with Un- , ; ¢ ‘ n is c. . pParns wen : - i fo. oe ; Sa rr Their successors have just discov- | | , he aurot . ; Jimmy Dunn of Cleveland is an- | cle Sam. Knight 2, Bond SE ais. wate of. rie sie Ww d H. ad to Australia with two oF C&tee Ss in | othe: skillful manager. Dunn used | | ered that the ball which they ha@ ight 2, Bond day between Al Walker of Frisco B Posts. $50. 000 ~ Sturdi ier ‘Legs Ou ave a Cc men and had his share = age to be a very clever lightweight, and| There’s very little honor, the a pe SS ae is not stand. y of Ot, Bter- and Peewee Kaiser of St. Louis. 1 PRO SEE SS eer me Ee the boxing boom star\™ wind mee like Kearns decided that managing | emoluments are small, | true ana eee war prom. e be fought at the Lafayette Club. » Good Faith Guarantee tosh and continued by Snowy os was better than fighting. He always | While in business he could | tween each of the m ati Sneed aa . : 4, . tting Darcy, ' “a , CHICAGO BOWLERS Walker made something of a hit He just missed get! vo ge ddle has a large stable of fighters, but his make enormous sums; | the baseball manufacturers which IL : were. Coming from New York, he |5 For Dempsey-Wills Bout Juimet uper O CT, ays Udi 1S the wondertu: nm age a | , chief success has been with Johnny But there’s a fascination seems | specifies just how”balls are to be ‘ ° ” ‘ | ‘ , } a ts ¢ , : , lw ‘= , . | ball forgot . - | : ; TOURNEY NEXT MONTH mg bantams of the country. Rov iii: ern ee aS aN ae | ne heard i. unn developed Kilbane, and taugn And keeps him always reaching pte Bt 0 say anything about the a ?, ht a oo ie . ++, *7 , ‘ net Tri pide isnip mat! ridit, A . cs } ” . i \—_ . Tne ' . . Tn or the ly nme. © shi “ = Moore, and fought a very creditable mig ae meter whe mad tried |~ to bo Lilba lis mie Dunn f : piume | When t eS ™ tuught ‘verything he knows.” —_—eee a , ) ié present rule was adopted, I | ghnliag 12 rounds, gaining a draw. It is the WwW ce athe gememntiedesione se about @ big t) CAGO Te : = +e La 3 I S. imin rs ; oe f oe . Ss —— os aA — 1 rar ATi4+h ee * eArc Tow re. : r " tay » of nort ft ere " . . . ere Was no such thin zak 7 exis emp : suc i sports promoter, id : wed Boston Player With Guilford’s Unde: fighting and had quit the Bport *©% GY when Johnny vas going along TOO TRUE. center bal! ; 26.0 more ¢ +* vee se t c a, . | > roducer ana mere wo whe Cred t 02 W alke: ‘ not tO | > 4 Ha piace 5 €50 eat? 4 . hor . *K tc ¢ ste: ey i ; Tle four d " : @ : 2 , All baseballs were pre- | mention Moore, that they gave a fine |?) i. as a forfeit and guarantee o innir ie Would Be Champion as Long as He De- mnconrnlppen Ae cert te nc » corner | Pretty well Dunn took him to Cal- The Flint club of the Michigan- | sumed to have a rubber center. To- world § classic champior display for a mere pittance, as box- | ‘ nor 0 “; 9 negara es hn ate ae ri 2 : —— Jack Dempsey standing wy ork, one 2ornia, where he knocked out Joe| Ontario League was recently sold | G#Y the cork-center’ ball is commonly sIrThan ‘ 4 - , , li .0V 2aiLdi As PEL Mise ‘ . - ' ‘ te r fournament here Feb..9 to 25. ing goes nowadars '? rar br a match between Jack Demp- sired to Wear Crown outside a cigar store a’ e propos! Rivers and got the match with Attell| for $6400. Hardly the price of a eo Greme ry — been found to be « nounced ‘ner ‘ , ~ ° ‘ ] . yr) : le | thanks . so mone ¥ OY Fr) } n Tr > . - te eae ee (ook a lot of punishment. Seldom Brady said that i |} could B Cl ] “Chi LL” E erence ote cs eee oe der Dunn's clever management The going in Flint must have a rubber center. a a = ames in a series has §8t. Louis been riven a better |? bring Jack ar! n y & y vans. Vem pses. | in, Chicage liam RKRrennan, and Callahan, were in the Moore cor be the same as those under which change in the golfers anatomy might be made, Francis Ouimet, former he let Kearns get 2 * : “ trieq | Pion- and Brown was only a thick, See where Comic Song won the | on varieties would produce «@ O° , te -? ' a a “8 siGis ; j 4 Lil A i .= ; : ’ > oF | | , \le Chris Kaad, Chicago; Frank Walker. Manager Joe Levy saw the |? Irearns said he was considering be amateur and open Americen champion as bem, in my judgment, as he cood right-hand punc!? but no left Britton, who could box ike ~: ~ Bren sno -qnestion sgnaae “hira eae ry , . « ; : en. Co , 4 ~o 4 . , saci . x : onera spe ” . i . ; s re Loc k on bri ton, i rou OB eS .4 y " ze es oe. Lat spel sage ee gee gn the offer. chose wear the title. and no defense. So he had Jacks | streak, but had no financial luck The standardized golf ball is | “gy onan ates - Senet Se ; wiort Lindsey, Stamford, Com: nim to believe that Walker will have §? . ? ‘ ’ P _— 1 -n.¢o his side, and ~ eg ED ) anEo it. . ‘ ot Oulmet third {n my list of; remaining chance at the champion- right hand tied down to UIs &inw, Morgon got Britton matches every | ROt to be changed for two years. It is pretty generally agreed that s Let vine, Chicago; Marion Me- no cinch wit ‘ eter ae : gh site ) art - c ; - . _ . ith Kaise . & °e . : 7 Tf , ; ++ c ; } * } ] vy ? } - Spa "3n at ” ere City Boxing Commission shall cease man former showman pane muse while Ouimet to Go - but that was about al! tha habit a rp gs hangin 3 echieved much of a bank account | when the playere revolted in 1889 lend by the > oa etme mann bure: Phil Ww olf, Seen: Wii- Sed exist is a question that once A . a ee a ni ‘| dropped by the warside only. the, could e wns - the opportunity. head coggacth arty e Seciaaeie en eh for himself. ye either gambles! he recruited a bunch of young- they dont play ball according te h Wernicke, Chicago. @ was passed along Amended | Dempsey, worlas hear Sent bOxIN 1 «w after he had saved his life Possible, but not probable. Ouimet shifting attack oF emp ThaGS away or gives away his share of the esters and the team was nicknamed standard specifications. — TS Who annual there can be a cork-center ball CR IS ERE TE DE I ABE Sw 6 RR Ate A RS cr ay ta By the Associated BATAVIA, N. i., 7 Sult { Guilford /$100,000 brought by Frank FP. b&pell yet Gull yions - last chain)? , Ah? ts ‘ next Gay e a 44 sac s , ; ' petitions filed by the platntiffs and| champion, has been settied ou by the narrowest margin I feel that did it—and in doing it he added | him worlds champion I was new profits as thes come in the Cubs. Wrong, Henry. He - If the bal! tn wee by the Pacifie K kx Out R ul oe Dy the defendants will pre-| court, it was announced rouey “ly fave to put him after Guilford something to American golfing his-| No opponent could so1ve it . . o-—— calied them the Colts and used to | “9S League cut down the batting e OCKI enautt. oe the court from reaching a de-/| counse] in the cas: speliman Bued | ¢ thie St Louis showing. tory Kkearns was lucky in having great announce their comin witl it woule militate against the players iedinted Trees cision in the matter of the Angelica, for a share it the proceeds of ; because oO aiat st re “s = , ) . oe Nae te sik ts le ihe 19 Bost ae " m movk wit! ¢ wurse. but NAT IONALS WILL PLAY : c mag ; : . — v . : a developed there It it made the field. ™~ YORK, Jan. 28 Billy Misk« Club's injunction suit against the! ing picture in which Dempsey Guilford apparer nas JUSt COmsS 44 — pp is 0: a a iT saa saree me speak Pete a nig Bee RIES WITH BRAVES wo-sheet poster of himself, say- ing more difficult it would not add |) erkveergienens tea ate Meee mas Sity Gommission before next week.| the st . tery which hearé +! “+r his best game, while Ouimet and New England has developed | without acarns i 3 fe SE | ing: “I will be there and the Colte | to the game in the eyes of the spec P 7 : as ei ; —_ _— : . nan *- La! -_ . Bilt . : V4 Aas esis . . .% . . » ; ma ‘a ; , cy ° of we pote _ — y . . . Zoe ters oso tain my Sr eet oe oe I. an infielder, as a member of the tie is the tes putter in America “ . hes he ae a ney ~ bh “ How Leonard Started. coro, XN. C.: April. 7, Lynchburg, Va;| Club made a total score of 1049. ol. BOSTON, Jan. 28.—-A etiff campaign , oOxin 0cy, oO ave op- ‘ — o te hin me ae , that Will BV 10r yz er IT, ) anae ‘ rie , or , ; oy , tor akin : Barnes H ea Lose. erated eiieut twiertermncs This is a Sas tn | wren Another great manager is Billy April 8 and %, an ee “eddies t highend grorcnnenyginec te er eer ry is laid out for the Ked Sox spring s-riutchison tak el ae 7 a, se SOTEpPeles SS one . He is the best player, mentally = ' ae ler of Benny Lec rd's These games Will be In @ = we as Gceres OU OS Pee 1 oe in the schedule of : he Avs ge a | ce heavy two wapks 55 ‘"\ the East ever developed a I like to see the younger players Gibson, handler of benny ® nard se oy to be played earlier at Tamtpa points: 8. L. Beecher 214, William J. d . comes ; Porgy i ‘ ° , eon 4 4 i . . ° y ae ' - ‘ P 7 4 - 0 " ; o** : ™ . “ Sees Boni ae a e offered any sub unti] the net er plas ed professional! bali. shit ' : come on and no doubt a good many ‘fistic career. (yipson for Many years end St. Petersburg, Fia., the spring I Rich 2106, & E. Sears 2098, W. H nounced today. A five ‘game series - A’ SELES al.. Jan. 28.—Jim 4 vestion of the right of the clubs G ‘onnolly, ath! etic of! ; of the QOuimect, iike miyvsei., sigar ed as a of the -oung siares think they are | -an the Fairn ort A (*". in tne Bronx. camps, respet tively the Washing- opencel “O06. Dr > ¢ Todd oh? Tota! ’ ith Pittevurg Will be piayed at Het or the Boxing C 1 uz hy ; i Springs. Ark., where Pirat TIES American open golf cham - , xing ommission LO Sur- e Panther who ree penn Bei ee rnddr and enomMmenow } ms » Ine P 7 « . — er al asc mA | 4 eton hy ‘ 104U } olliow ing are fhe acorers of | pr he i ; ei irates and Red : . . . ~ | ,* es tw iiquarters, between March 17 an pion, suffered their first defeat H Rtaaianenls aiggPoanay open ee We :} oh vote 3 re just a little & the | the play- | presumably expert rating of the Big _ beat his way in and asked fora | acemeneae 18) oo The Red Sox will travel from au ither: in tie Tai -is ‘ale oO ashington was in tn ’ 3A’ — hh a8 nits . sLer > pera Oe -~- - 2, sy ~ | ' ’ ot pc oy Soman aggre agg the brawny ; wees ice.” ers who Gi sai A a * shee »* rience Ten of the amateurs. My position in chance to box. Gibson put ae ’ on TITLE CHECKER MATCH Other members of the club made 1, playing games every day until y. They, lost a 36-hole m rom the wrestling game . ‘rhaps is nothing but iudice on . ‘ rj | od an the at co State whe has b wl me ad ge se ——— —aneniaiamin " It perhaps is nothing but prejudice that respect is this: The voungsters in a preliminary, anc he knocked ou the following scores in practice out} Apr?! i] Beginning April 1. by =» $0 171 aus unter, as been dabbling with boxing. ~ on my part, but 1 must say t n a Re the Associated Press of a possi ble 100 pointe: D. C. Todd} Pileying Little Rock at little Reck teur titie holder. and Freddie L@&oOR, is flirting with TT. N. T. Promoters war the first man to camnpaign tne : i Sa i a felt ’ am . . : GLASGOW, Scotiand Jan. 28.—Play *€ re , ips Ase w Wells “4 land April 2. Milyaykee at Caruthesae esional of the Pasadena Golf Want Heitz to box Capt. Bob Roper present champion, Jack Dempsey 2 : ae , er armisatell o mg l know what Francis Oulmet Can This was Benny Leonaraes tart. He bheean here today between Newel! wis. E Sears 66. FF. W “Greene £91 Rr ville, Mo. the edayD will meve te and it is reported that the promotion | spe Pacific Coast. Kearns got him) tne erear aliens : Ho ne do—and both he and I can testify won a lot of fights wi h quick knock- —_ pyc i wi 4 Robert, W- Boyd 53% VV. Flynn $81 ' | Tennessee for a case with Bt. Jee - vampers” have about got Heitz hyp-! gway from Winsor and now Winsor) COMnM)- — was endowed to the years of set-backs we went! i, at the Fairmont, end Gibson - sam ag > aa on oe ro a’ . et Dyersburg. on ‘April 6, thence ! - , “hone” ¢ t wm ‘ith §£ nile! olfing couragres ¢ : ‘ Jee Stewart f lasgow,. tor the words — , Reds Sign Pitcher —. ed into signing. is eage? +s find @ hope hat may ¥ na epiendiad Fone Cc ; and, through on our journey to the first took 2& personal interest in him and east ee -- Bac: ship Three pavince ‘6 99 2 | working north with several contests 7 ' - +} ' , — . : . » by rT s*% . (t, . ¢ = 7] _ oa 4 . . thea 4 “ry c} rT =i) } if 1] i t} « i actntad ir ame ~ a ale always imagines the’ some ‘day Mi | Rap one | Uae VU. © : , °P championship. It was only after I | Jae ali his matches. ae aaaed att at an resulting in Gar” Wood Retires. jagainst Minneapolis so° ater eas or Tis hb oo ir ww t - C+ ar . anrs ii , renort 4 . irr a2 rid Ai} lig ‘ hief ——— ~-* ; J > 4 Pp : stes Army and stationed at the ee and capabie of striking a“ biow the St fouis distri t port i a .a@eniy, in 91% he arly defeated ne : omega Tora’ Oulmet would Leonard's effairs be: mareye I , A in om between Banks ant boat records including the world’s’ ido here. has one signed bv the ecm might le’ ela Jess WV lllard. lie ; at the Bus! nes « Men 6B ta S10) fib ; : ‘3 ' . és “os aes nian oe Lidl yuilfo bel legs u m i business. Aft er the first vear eon- pe wen be noida hanging ¢ an bon. one mile mark of £0 67 miles an hour. ! : : 3 ‘ . oo 77 11 : . . [2 Ti . C } J FPiial s : i | A ‘ ? | sf { — ** “i , @’ , innat! National League base- ie . punch when he ali | “ ington avenue. next Bone: and of the national amateur ur super golfer and he js @ ard lost his punch 4 nd became “clev ¢ sega ever since Banke defeated today announced his fay poy from | 7 " , tly ole Sew 2 ‘ 7 Vol t > AF A . nEaA ‘¢ ‘ Lt ; ,yat mA a4 e . » ' club, and will report to them it Willi z * rae ss ° — cs ed vognlaee the anplicants pari "The 1] et star ‘ ie gnit —s. star as is. r.”” He achieved some sort of fame Alfred Jordan English champion high speed racing Only tf no Amert- ) a buy hi f the serv’- © Meehan of San Francisco, one “7 intend to put “he . jal a ae Se ee ee ather duster boxer —_— meeps A ; can defender can a found fer | iy s re.ease rom of the few bo xX re who CRI ox that ‘ } elim inate tbe Wen rie ' . ae Ww narmne one ¢ . 7 : he feat ie " Stewart at that time conteated the ti- ‘ . ‘ ot = 7 According to announcement b7 gin soi gether anc © ned... The tryout TS pga Paget ee Ames Beats Nebraska. suse he was fast and clever, but) , t refused to leave Sc 4 to| the British internations: §=Sremme. & he twi ¢ ’ T vv a . : in t*nec he Ouse + ' | f ‘ = cause he VN as ia ie, but reius o ieave cot.an tc , Katchinsk!, prominent Ban Fran- ce defented Jack Dempsey @&24) wingor expiaines Lt L1€ riage Of Vers — wg end his clain Wood said. wit!) he again piict a craft | . : yt rs ay gat- , doe ee atated Pr . : . i+ aT auf iG Li ; ; THA. . : merchant and baseball fas gained a referee's decision to back | pe public and the survivors me, “P-" Americ: s flashed ac By the Associated Press. ' couldn't hit hare ¢ ! : in the hydroplane class. He hopes) it up both times matches. : AMES. la Jan. &—Iowa State Gibson told Leonurd that his only nee som 1 t iS A. Jibson +t @ syndicate willl undertake to -¢- a pear in Lox “> ‘ sei ae* j > ’ a | « 5 .. rt AS. : i+ . ~ ‘ e ‘ — > * | The biow Heitz landed on Meehan “wrTpe applicants mus. N* * — College won its second Western in- ance to become a champion Was defend the Harmaeworth trophy Sh Five Wins. bed sige Pa 64 years age Ouimet Made Golf. His to sale toh here | Com . > urtleff Ive early in their fight here knocked! ¢),9;, 18 nor over <" tints ae ulm cad a& IStOTry. intercollegiate wrestling match here .. aavejop a knockout punch. He FULTON, Mo. Jan. 28—James FE thie year and that another ptlict hurtieff College defeated Lénapin the visitor loose from his under- must not we igh less thah ff) pouncs | ‘hirty days later Ouimet start .' this ternoon defeating Nebraska , na ines Benny's sparring “ : a 10... “a ~o. ames £ would drive the American craft. —— " thal 81 te » at standing—excent for the few threads | nor over "OU; and must not be ove! ai ‘orenet oni l'niversity by the score of 42 to 0. &Y5 warn gon for months made Ben- Pixiee of Kansas City was selected Wood said he intended to confine his | 4 ine ri s ¥ «6 i ii ’ ” ; eve ay TT) » Ae 7 a —_ ’ , , . asketball, ii | thatenabled him to hang on and stick! ¢ ¢eet tall. : iT ep repping” ee ores) bonengertae delivering of hard athletic director of Westminster Col-| racing to the cruiser and runabout on last night Merry, wit® — Ut until the bell. He gave Meehan “The reason '5 this: No big SIOW | yigys that will live oreyver 1d t five decisions The victors ny study the lege for a term of three years begin- | classes “ ant est nts, and Johnson with 72 starred & terrific beating man is ever going to beat Liempsey. American and infternati - " ‘re behind of minutes to their op- bliows Benny astonished everyone ning July eS ye A supplementary Lincoln, while Rice, with 4, = | & But subsequentiy he has looked Mr experience w ith him al that he histor’ Tie hent Vn don and ay 5 por ents three minutes and bU geC- bv knock ing out Joe Mandot, and contract however, calls for bh ion to igett, with 10, were high for ® #j%Yery ordinary. Slow, inexperienced. | ¢jngs most trouble with smalle ~ 1s | he national open championsh onds. after that made @ remarkable knock-| take charge March 1. Pixies is a! oe 1 dy- : lacking quick cordination of mind| as he naturally inclines to stat jie =t ’ Made probably think they are better, but Mickey Finnegan in three rounds ON Nh ey I: ANA Rt EPRI A NOR OAD ORE Oo ORD ER SRA RG PORE ET EE RETRO) tym MT ee . ‘ . 2 “a es hook at the tracks, but efter a while 40 games in &@ fF ret 5 oye or bas Cae ¥ " Mian? o+4 F: ee i. oe a Ae I iis a Tp gi Pahoa sie Rh ae oDesk sat te ee ' , * —--- &--- : former football and basketball star | eee . plav-off of a tie with the ty out record. ; . ; | p to Measure G hand, the big f y I hit upward. Almost the piay-o ue two ¢ th tniversity of Missourl] an¢ | ig fellow ought to be ws low and : itctuan ' Fisel to Mee McAly. sainiiié ¢ efter a match with of the ; | oe bio of his success has been gained great Britishers But he kent Amer- ] t t Gibson wer: s- | | later coached two championship foot- ) - | —- Tisene TT] toh ree rhe ee | a eut dow lie “ . » »f eT + _ estern M. A. Beats Eden. readme Mt bane sao al} ied big men ica in the competition for this cham- Gus Fisel. St. Louis wrestier, will Freddy W elsh, lightweight « ham- ball teams at Missouri Wesleyan Col- Festern Military Academy base- . a However we all have to try to bY man to peat Dempsey wil! pionship when he was the lase meet Albert McAt!ts middiew eight pion. Twice Leonard boxed him, lege. lie alse coached two FORTS in pall team defeated the Eden Sem'- | 2 nave to not only have a punch, | american alive by displaying a game champion of Rentucny, in the Matus | with only talr gece Gibson per-' jie army and two years at the Ok y five of St. Louis at Alton Iast — but @ strong physics resistance, |. ought to be utterly beyond a piay- ™*'O" % eS oe Welsh into another match, poma A. and M College He aue- . 1 suaded d ambition. Tr, Sprir Turner Hail, Sunday, Feb. }-. oc reds rbert reen. who resigned ht, 24 to 27. Meeker and Good- Winsor Has New One. | Dienty of Cone proposed ‘show me’ ¢T of his age. ‘To score a tie with an Gaia be two ether bouts on the #n4 Ieonard knocked Welsh out. ceeds He ding = 5 starred for the Cadets, 7 : Winsor. manager of A! Wai-) T thin yield some results.” the Britishers and thus heve one program. iy. Since then Leonert'’s matches, made gecent ter scored 17 points for the . . | re, started a new one. Winsor tournament May

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‘ ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXC EEDS the Globe- woot rat by @pproximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. JANUARY 2. ' ————— = a ; Taras anna uno bad ao long pouce Serre! AS c= °.S"-” ROADS ORDERED TO PAY TO U.S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE MAKES. «=====° sa Connece per barnes fed peg NRE cover Hate of Woman Scorned ed cgggeree ca heee +” )°°S! = HALE OF PROFIT OVER G PER CENT — STATEMENT ON SULARY CUTS ==so-o2" st staot So f What Soci Ruling Applies to Period Between Says Recent inenieneten Established Blamed for Poison Letters tice in dismiss’ Richard, however, 7° ea a na his howga gene — and Jan. 1, 1921 simply Are in Line With Nation- ee eee sate ole ey asthe : | “7 ) I D . + averted the stor cts ) ' - r Ber We ee g trey mea se Mee. wide Retrenchment. pointed ERAS peng at: rei J oy] r. - — oing That Upset Tulle, France : . | oath bic ined | . Jilted Fiancee of Resident Declared by Hand- « =. suk Af Cideghticawmies ey , et eae : d tod rhe Int: ¢ ihm pecans soca 3 ipervise the work of | , writing Expert to Have Written Missives very vil rss eu ; ette on 0 has = of sight women half of the excess so earned ov aye mee vale Ot eee oe ee ee hee : - RAMA MEE AGM. ted

Trance i ie ie ee _ —_—_—= THI HUUUOIUUULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLRULLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL Lee Ne " Abstention, ai J an 7 “ : La SY ee ‘ a 4 ?: 4 2 aa " ea) 5 eld woerh Whe Ag e+ = 2 i + R 4 = si Ne. 5 he a é: % . -— 7 74 env ae Tes ee DOUBLE FUNERAL ¢ niet apes: Ce & ri te es NS: IR SINS et Sterne ae SO RE See A Es IID NS TS Di Pe er er Three Women Ii xamined ~ 7 4 - . Ratherau oad , Aga to suspect every neighbor of “ t moral deeds, ts apparent) 23 impos est moral deeds, is apparent), € > cr a len ‘hat the recuction amoum 50 per cent. This Gm@ it is not a rea 2. terman in high out - accept on the end of the Hypnotism Used in Inguiry. self suggeste ‘Oincident with the dismissal of I should for: kistrate Richard of Tulle, who ex- The acti a perimentéd with Pepnotism in trying in employing supernatural means to - CS ae aa, OR ee ee eer ee hs ' What Reduction e This reduction means “ French taxpayer must pay ¥& Germans avoid. The Germ estate inst mort: | ehooses tos moment to You help your France of cm. (Germany, AMERICA bring does not —— com . aa =~ — — rr : > abe . rou mav make Your ec-operiation ste roaching electior : internal politics . ~~» -* = oa dese = ear legge ay untry with _ OPERATING ON THE ONE “CLASS” PLAN David Lioyd George secka sg ; We are ‘The Path Finders:’” We Blaze the Wary: : | weer _ th to all I mitt ors and Copryists. trate Richard — — ate) PY = as Ewe Se eee tn ~~ — iy ~~ ee ee ne ee cad at 5 m * 5 5 eee ; = ee : Vode ’ ore ea + oe eee mA: ry 4 = sae poe SA Bg eh de WE te a Ce, Sel ee aoe ee pala Ee se : aeere a ae Re es oa ware, r oct ciaaae . cieiinamaibemes ae EERE LORY ENS, iis ANAL DION os oat eh om age Aah tight NERre abate, UE yaa — ee oe . 2 Ze - ha ge tw x ers - , ' 7 } 3 So — — wrk Or gh a cn co allt WPA gin = ys delta x“ Greater Selection Better Quality BOYD-RICHARDSON was : | se] a “make Germal ) | . nttermost farthing.” AS an nves ent | But this the sce : ‘oan, we do not krow of a safer or more pre@t- ‘hanged . i platform er more ~? **+ eee "enacts a4 keep aD tte . ders id Ameca 2 ' ‘hen ae you ? coe- r We hare sold matured “ , cay serve 7 5 per cent of thie goes | 4 as faithless nt ing clear prest to you, ag this is . , he was to the ou 2 rol «it 2" 4. ‘ - time before Wilson Bros. dropped the Leather Glove Business —the Pick of Their Finest Gloves are Offered Below Regular Wholesale Cost in St. Louis’ Greatest Glove Sale $3.00, $3.50, $4.00 | GS and $5.00 Gloves.... All sizes 7 to 10 . . oa ' ' ' , one . sect imnnartecr SS on Is neshece are + Y | TL} | | Teale pDurcnase are tan. " . " 7 ~~ r ~~ _ = oS? oe SAFE. ‘SOUND. ®TATEUYW=ENT f ; +t Be pa UNITED HOME BUILDERS OF AMERICA = lod George hae made a a : m ere is no doubt that M. Po ity arouses in Eng wning street. mix *9. Liord — st Pom $ 162,954.43 = he hea he Reparation - Sm * ak fa? sts 35: 4 - 82 458.73 | eT Ae innate: nnnthh~n.tdedine~tanitees ena a CE a — Ale Break- Up of on Genoa 514,293.24 $1,921,273.02 LIABILITIES — | Present British Ge lding ee $ 100,900.90 : = fm #£=‘Fact That Oppos to Attack > nae _——— , Accounts Parable Balances roans A nA wo yt i ca Dare (9 We pure lased the le} Gloves for this sale. The regular ranged from $24.00 a dozen to 839.00 a « further emphasizes the extremely low pri we otfer tnese fine (iloves 40+ nr 4 the last = ee ee ae in England. The general ele The proposed rec ist and useless body vd George. “he coalition Governmens inue, but its two parts Cc .gpesed than heretofore te ‘the ir own di stipctive vie each Peay more attention tw anfzatiom The pact. ms — oe strictly Im the nature . . . . ‘ a >“ration of two separate $100,000.00 on Deposit With State Treasurer of Missouri =} macthe..diee eee atte 7. . , = = rhe coalition wil, never Nearly twenty-fve millicn dollars of The United Home Bui'ders 3% way & — & nto the tommeseecousn ann United Home Builders 5% Loan Contracts the safe, profitable, quickest, moder —— * h tamed oh absorpt _— oe . 4d+ i¢ >| L_u2 . ‘ssued in past thirty-six months. way. = Liberal Unionists inte the a = ve party a generation Comtrentions of Asquith Darid Licord George Union Suits All Suits and Overcoats Any Fine Silk Shi $1.40 REDUCED _ ’ ao rt Li ° a fvenming Dress Clothes Excepted $2.00 Qualities scprsemann | S5. 85 Former’ $. 50, $5.50, $9.59, $19.00 ang $11.00 ede chines, beau 1 $6,682 682. 23 and ght weig™ Llu now 6§1.4¢. Union Suits $1.85 $2.50 and gs Qualities bros » ribbed , »? +) es = * - ry 4 Jiun nd heavy reduced tailding” = | an4 sometime he will part heme a’rsa‘4y bailt* - | . aramennel S with his Sresent | cons be { of at any ‘ime w theut s Benue” —- # wagues. » Omi a” The Asquithian Liberals ft an Agent tm th‘e leaality? “ave Agen: cal and expiatn faily your prepesitien* — —_—~- oe . eee *« ee sDerTe al? -* ' ‘ eee eee oe oe Se © = oO United Home Builders of America W. J. BRESNAHAN & CO., GEN. AGENTS SUITE 503-505, UNITED HOME BLDG. St. Louis, Mo. (Formerly Holland Building) "= Pare refunded in accordance wit Retailers’ Association Plan. BOYD-RICHARDSON Olive and Sixth STLATOTTPPOUULLHELUU LAU UUEVE LYSE HUSH AN EOE |= |

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__ SUNDAY, PANUARY 29, 1989. | has = resigned. Fr | , ield repreresentative of a ‘ - seeht=2 2527) COSiSitestii seers gehossssts 3 FEES Sire asiteiisits te ' " sebbeemnenee emeen., —_— or oe mervice urean, an : 3 - Hs fics ie ges, dS MROe RR rane ee eS 7 in that work.” Will 1 What Society | “* ) oe , SUNDAY aent of the Traffic Depa ® za : set | ic : Vf : fam - | Bees ; rt. iS basses stessasssszs ere ; pine ty Tae eae ae cate teat ee Fin the Indust : ] D g22804: Bet | oo a ae sre op: Bie gi 2 se > 7 F S oing ee : , fe . , oe ee TP ‘— sii tS} aft: ! ra ~~ #0. se i 7 ve eS ; 2 seta sort ; © sp? 1 . t sig ag e >. fF e ct. P ‘ter “4 af ze: Spt Tys es f oats ae Ds Peete! TS eee a maT Ss STE ters ee SR Hg ae W. Coyle ard R. HE continued i - pifessscssessieteststtret ; : Bebtstes sts 70270: : : RE of bese ee , — ssoees srbssieas fi ~ ose : : Betissestss sete setestecss ~ : ro iieys 3 - SSSTeise: ; : ors arr eees basa-37: soi sSBtbst ° t : + t : reeks ne as ' : ahbbe oll an ry : ; bees sseghesge + : : : sit 3 4 : . ESTE Te i. a eee Peg rer rer *: . : : : ss Eeaetet sot; | SRapeb cs apeeeseees: Ay : i Seeebaaeds tabs ees 35 baste oereet seeetetate aS 3 yi So BER AE srsetul seaaloe . —_—_ rs . . 4 wT ‘ > ; ‘ a —— SR _——— eS ee ee -_ - a — ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922. PAGES 1—18 —~--- a te anaeeeeee ee ———$—$— tt an’s Apparent Victory in Arms Meeting Best Europeans Hope That U. S. > 4 - ae os coin a J ‘ ss hes. From America come disconcerting reports. LO Opp SE An\ { ir military imperialism has Jed Conference Will Be En ourage lily best Eurepeans hope that the United States will be represented at an — a a a a a on eee eee ee 4 a Fe pee eee a - e, F : i | ‘ , ) ; While the German press carries on a campaign against ‘French it Mikado S Government ! is seen them. The Japanese are not unable tu ment to Her tO Seek I reedom, ne Cones conference. : transigeance,” the President of the Reichstag admits in a speech that Wirth | T cn calculate the meaning of real forces, and | 2 ‘ : The war’s damage cannot be paid by one nation, even though that ; 4 Mosc ayo} ' ‘ . y : € ve Ite ; end Rathenau had obtained a 40 per cent reduction in the reparations ob- to ampose on Her Neigubor. the trend of the real forces in the Pa- | Walter Lippmann Predicts. nation be defeated. : +4 THT con a 4 ~ i} > . ° e ° ° 37 : 7 \ N WwW iv j ~ ligations imposed at Versailles. cific and in Asia is more unitedly against ‘ e productive ideas are necessary for the reconstruction of the —_ For a time I have been say-)relative merits of the modern con- their imperialism than it has ever been : | OF TRstaneS, it is Germany’s duty to provide technical apparatus and or- ing that the reduction amounted to; ference as against the old diplomacy | By WALTER LIPPMANN ers Be iin, deh: time Andinedl cause none of our armament was adapted to suc- ganized, schooled labor, to help Russia on her way back to civilization. about 50 per cent. This time, how-({is not particularly interesting since it reven se i a ws ; cess in the East. It would be a mistake, there- With America furnishing the credits, this would be realizable. ever, it is not a Frenchman talking ‘concerns only the form. But the con- NCE more the Governments paid a re- Japan may choose the better and, ulti- f to jud th } fh Hugh by th | ; S i108 as , 7 a . . . | li | fore, ud he work ] y v : ; > but a German in high authority. troversy foreshadows disquieting dis- sounding tribute to American ideals. And mately, the more profitable way of - : i. me == Ss ir. ughes by the; Through such means the neggpene=: Pope monedict, outwardly neutral, What Reduction Means. /agreements about essentials. once more there have been all kinds of peace. She may abandon imperialism as ort ares N : ich does not need comment. / tro’ geting tivities of i i t two gation of Powers has been saying amen. LIPPMANN. : : - go not mean that Mr. hmugnes _ not tune, is that he sees the salvation of, , ” m sentpetiam to the Nuncio the elections in Eng- and a half years. har aiiuaedad nor somehow the principles that are proclaimed f: , believe in the open door and the integrity of a sinking world only in a strong | Judicial inquiry which King Victor a” . > . . . . - . | . * n Amrtrica i a . —n ip Matin tuimaettinw } wae oe 21] the balan timately we might use he fleet. Experien € own people. e - . -é - 4 ’ ii *. i j | Ai +4 a - 4\4 . " : ant .. , ae t o 4 . ' s the ighes has acted on the lesson of that experience. ' co-operation suggested, hinese and has done an historic service to the American sees only an attempt s urges fr: ot to abstain {1 oe ls sented by the te ) int sSakhal » into Eastern ( P le by substituting a true estimate of the facts; France of her reparations. cer va {in ¢ if ann 4 lee —_ . 7 | ad . os | iat il apparent) went. The outlets of )ior a! may It is only a symptom of our mad | ple or from me? as faithless to the 'ment will refus 1) : 1 4 ; ae | be that he has sto) e drift into a ruin- self-deception, however, which dis-) All of this, which was reported ffort cCretary ove lational gathering, » has not nd coui ) | , nletn aneskine = the ender tern Asia ie very capital of the Chi Ss and torts Poincare into a horrible mon-( Verbatim, was in Berlin dialect, but , ag 2 . : ial! mpPcdal Ad X Pad sa Oil Lac ULUCI= “ =e ‘ ’ —_— ' ; F , ¥ ‘ ag Nn } accompiished. reparations clalms, ¥ hich already, on Ivil , is = har eoverned the | rn hugerved in a tremendous embrace. the (¢ ster, for his opening declarations \ even this did not move Benedict to "gs ; . 7 . Yr T-tt.... a . S54 9 rN _o) m e ] i 4 | a. 2 LUI - sia - Uv 4 4 44% - : : e : = . d gliosis } eran on mar os “e ~ | conference ‘ashington as at every other to one of the greatest potential ‘ ‘ have been no snriller than many of} smile at the travesty on the last Moreover, without naming hirn, )/have been reduced 40 per cent. Mean- | ‘VU##HSIEMS - ee ; ae nausea : ; J 1 “@ udgm ‘ Liovd George has made fi sharp / time, we are told the United States diplomatic encounter th announced polic ies of world, the dominating points of apan s Victory Is Deceptive. eee pimeceey nc? decent! b ; wn wee ‘ma arrega: spear h &fal! st Premier Poincare will not grant either a ca lation lands remaining to a ge» apes prs pi fee pen — Sandereusness nocri- pac! ns 1 re. ill 3 n sulted in mourning this week the) fied the pious priest. ‘ death of the Pope, because it is a? . —— —? . " : ° " ee . 5 nat France has never aske hind tne orners proposals. 47) Cau De ° xhich woul lave COS er dearlv eve though "1 er 917 . . P oh © . remission of her debts. She | «- : x pro] : : China’s Trade the Stake Today. whi bh ould have he! lear!; n though mer of 1917 when no reasonable} for 20 years, resumed diplomatic re- . Lot | | fro: Washington conference marks a radical change ~ we failed to consolidate a victory against her. person could have expected a Ger-)lations under Premier Briand, who, PTT , - , hes as a ni: ate . , ay le : campaien in reviews and newspa-) collecting her That is the | the lineup of forces in the East it is hink, very ’ There is at this moment no organized force in the| ™@" Victory, or even a favorable( as Minister of the Interior, had ex- amy in © yiewS ana newspa-;( colmecung fi z : ? a - hie _— +: rim oe eee sre = al ag ' Great WW: | ly removed the ob- X , peace for the German Lutherans. (pelled the nuns and monks En- Again he officiallv protested ‘sum total of France's “imperialisn misieading to judge tne result by vi] S } UuTe@at var not oniv remo i to yt East to oppose, and since the Japanese Govern- View # Berli i 1914 I . . Octot 0° : a ee "en rr, en ¢ranti — : ane , 4 , rr" 1 P it a a ) ae © rea- % eo lew in riim if . | gland, unrepresented at the Vatican ne eg ee eas | Oe Ok Se ee that one. ‘he conference ; stacieg to Japan's advance. ' t is run by military strategists her diplomats Berlin imagined in September,) since Henry the Eighth was ex- muds] in , secr af Ee ‘oa } Clue tainty. f LET aTvT) ae Qt ia W Tr) ¥ ] be F ; Pron : 4 — er hh , e aie a es Pe a7 } “oe ‘. ay 1 ( rat 7 Sa +} + : ; : , ; : o o -sapsenggeod ag not consider himself! Probably the next Pope will ‘banish . e,@ + deh Break U f E ] h C superficial results seem wunsatisfaciory because > paci - OF LHGUS Oallvuion VV alts | * wg wee iac i a Ge ee : ; Pp 4 action Unt the new policy has hardly begun. ( goods, while it increased the dependence of Amer- (tainly not their main position on the mainland of| health, did | ee Lees uf fitted for the papacy during a world \the legend of imprisonment and . failure of the old policy gives an air }ica and Great Britain on the export of manulac- \ agig E war. move freely about. a complained against Poincare, 1en \me fay the head of the Reparations Com-)for a mission, conducting an anti asks only not to be prevented credits. $ 162,954.49 ; | ee a tee a ieee _ om —~ — — — etl Thee ell — — — =—— a Sel a =a alien ne — ieee _— item — =—-_ — — ——_ _—_— as ——_ ~—— ——— —_—— — —_— ee — = ee —— ee _—,- ee teeteenall ele ee — ino_.oer. ihe iss 4 FR RON A NII NR SARE GE I hs a rae uy. * . + oo he t “ ’ : “ ” - OT a ee + pale 2 : bot ys ~— are 7 . Ne a i Se are - ave ie . _ é bers \* rs 7. * — 7 Te a © oe P pee “i - a i 4 > ' | a oe ee 7‘ ; “ye ‘d 7 lag =e > 4 “4 ‘ te : : ty ,. hie te. ae — * : a > we a ” nrofound and dangerous a ; = 6 It follows that we shall bave to revise our own '!. ee eee Pitts on Genoa Conference Says Barnes f failure to the whole meeting, the conference ‘tured goods. There jis a | , me - > will have torn down an old structure and cleared depression due in considerable part to the _ ) whole diplomatic approa h to the Bast. The old) J sities % were ur capacity to produce over the capachy 0. policy is dead, the Washington conference has) highly unfavorable situation. In so | Chinese and the Russians. Under begins to take shape many people will mourn the nt written the obituary and Japan for the present far as what we desire to see done in) the old alignment the revolt of the indus- success is, ] Asia is sound, we have now the right | Chinese would have met the sped . . 1 Present British Government S Rule Extended by old building, even though it iS @ ld firetrap be a more drastic social readjustment 0! looks like the lucky heir But her ede to appeal for support to the English-; sition of the Russian, the British ? P Yrao trie 1,4 . oy 4m an ne or Q 1¢ if Lem late {) | , . . for a great / trial ie than anyone Care . ' * believe, temporary and deceptive . : ” »mse + } a ‘ ulous return to economic conditions veiore 4 atrin On wes : A very great deal of the impatience about the) ®Pe@kn& peoples, and they have @)and the Japanese Governments. Un- America has been trving t f rations and debts alone : e ae i Washington conference comes from men who) st to give that support without) der the new alignment the Chinese See » British Parliament Leader. are eee iJ bh inst each other. Her sitio sia is changing from the luxury of a sentiment fi Oe . e 2 . . ; >» - , 4 i ee | 4 A 4 ~ : ray 2] 1ost ‘ 1] ———— EEE been a little like that of the Sultan of Turkey to a matter of bus In the next war thal ais G06 tot eee : pues Lheé st DY Loreatls Ol 1a I t an VENTS of ast few days have cleared the political atmosphere | q,-nentier to the point where he disnatche ire- 'the question of Asia may seem very near and é - et ENTS of the last f 3 Carpentier to the } _ ere he dispatched wire _ ’ yut. They see very little being done aS ssages quoting texts from the Koran to; very urgent a es : , has been ruled ania ai . oe , 4 wegnedin ¢ in the East, which ‘for’ China and they call the conference a fail- as been ruié City between the rounds of th ev > The philanthropic interest In the Last, bic | “ ’ of the Dempse’ utes shige . ‘ er — re 1 am convinced that they have overlooked Was 50 eaSilv satisfied by deciaration and Treso- . (the meaning of what has happened in the last lutions, is being transformed into an economic pi , : The Washington conference has to 7000 miles in a dispute between nations that tance. The character of American interest ra 200,000.00 95,509.34 in England. The general election, threatened for February, out. The proposed reorganization of the House of Lords, restoring to that august and useless body the right of veto, has been shelved, according to Lloyd George. The coalition Government is to continue, but its two parts are more, Gisposed than heretofore to rally to( their own distinctive viewpoints and | each Pay more attention to its own) organization. The pact, in fact, will) be strictly in the nature of the co-) Operation of two separate groups/ together for special purposes. ' But The coalition will never develop(| George be? He may ser into the homogeneous organization\ing or inspiring a new coalcaon Which followed the absorption of the) progressive forces. Liberal Unionists into the Conserva-) The strength of .the hich requires practical plans and the wre publicity 146,682.23 Severance will come when the appli- cation of progressive and collectivist we are beginning to study the underlying strategy principles will be forced DY the . ‘ } 3 a wr | Re fs to audit our re The failure is registered in the Ca ' , liinle rh, ; if the Pacific, to count costs, : DI _~ , ; . ee . las iC } - | growth of public opinion. When that or t ” om ada alk the re- ) or tification agreements, and no Senator who} 3° Far 1 — _— ss Bes ee ne | the very people on whom it operates. : 3 t} resent coalitio rill ources and to make up r minds about t! : Japanese alliance is abolished, th . time comes the present coalition wiil sources and to make up our min favors these can vote for them intelligently unless ) ae : : besendl « We abandon the notion that we cease to exist because a lack of af-/|, America. One set of facts has ‘trolled ou e wish to do and what we = . \we had better cal] the whole busi , can export liberty to China in ba finity between its component parts ” per eceerns ts setly rueanee as controiued ou he accepts the premise on which they are based, | ness a bad job and dismiss peace ®5 / tleships and substitut ” will sane revealed opinions avout the } ar East. A totally differe if unless he acknowledges the failure of an isolated an illusion. if hope of any kind is hich China yey pore a _ under , . rhere then will Liovd justified, if there is such a thing as , a, Treed of all os } ‘ee e aii lsad- » controlled bv hat a } , ot ’ fleet we ever planned to build would not be Jinternational understanding, surely { (DP Osition from overseas, are en- capes pi Dave Deen controled by What We beard about the ; “ews oe sip LE IE Ny TRS by a half-hearted threat to use the fleet. One)... are entitled to believe that | Courased to insist on their own lib- big enough to enforce . rican policy in the far ae 6 | , Ua 180 DU LIC ‘ ; “ = L -G on coalition at Rees, Oy yee Seeeerses ot 2708 , East. We learned that Japan wo ? opposes any reduction of armaments, but not)\the East. that succeeds, the pti na oo Uve party a generation ago \the moment is the fact that the op-)|acts have been controlled by the knowledge that fleet and that she could build it before we co ” the attitude of those who want to disarm in the) Anglo-American co-operation, | gign people will have to deal om . se the Far East. We felt that nothing out there not the most important discovery. a Hughes cannot coerce Japan. ‘history of diplomacy in Eastern aaias 7 a | RIMOTy Cs. Clee ' , And-in the end they must deal & —_ . — ( ‘kine the coalition. : i 7 vitblinn : : . 7 . } shah! win io pra to be digested bs oe aences simply “Baying at Moon.” directly affected the destiny of any large portion that even if we could do the imvrobab 7 a | will see how stupendous a change it/with it themselves. M a. 0 to eT eet The renewed political activities) of the American peopie a great sea victory, we would still not be abie to would mean to have Britain cease to! cannot save ro ay oe es us present conservative 7Ol- ) . : a | , ; ‘ "op +} oe . . >: Ch wil] ve > ' rey mack = lo Contrary " , char liew m- TF ©) ¢ } if fia. ] rr ine , : d « } a leagues. Al] of this has developcd) have brought Lor d Grey back and Japan, on the contrary, had a very vital inter- ‘shape policy on the mainland o! As! Splitting Japan § Cinch in East. be one of the exploiting Powers. Be , to save herself, as all other free na- from the Liberal coalitionist ccn-) he is found pleading for nor est. For her the questions of Eastern Asia are , Japanese advance is covered by her army and fore 1914, Japan's policy was = *) tions have and must. There is such < ; 4a aia lt niv : as ) : : 4Q0LC, sara | 3 ’ : } - BI I w renuion and other proceedings of the / ty conflict -" reso tig a a alee ie bound up the feeding, t! Clothing and the ’) While that army was undefeated, a War at sea, oe aga Aid a pre a thing as mora! pauperism, and the i2et week. if hecking anu LL ATYié “y i. AAasd . * = ee ee oOnulatio , Z however gsnectar ular would end in a draw, he- , If the old poll y {s dead, what {s the new one?. . r in . } history of nations that have depend- Th quithis beral] the coalition Government. » gays the comforts of her popuiation «@ ll as with the | However spectactuar, Woul - did, what Russia did. It would be‘eq for their libe ® Asquithian Liberals and ths) coalit : tant ; a ae at ‘n possession ) Inevitably it starts from the very elements which rty on what some- Laborites are c intending that I lord Government has been a spendthri prestige and very existence of lier ruling class. cause it would end by leaving Japan id po - f a 4 ) sheer hy pocrisy, therefore, to regard body else would do out of the kiné- creeped Anecegpeonone 1 Se Aone injand unstable affair, and that the) rhe difference in intensity of Japan's interest and ( of her conquests. Without lend allies in Agia (the old policy ignored. The problem we are deal-) Japan as the black sheep of the Ori- | ness of his heart te « ond Ireland and elsewhere what thev) House of Con eee ing with arises on the mainland of Asia. Three‘ent. But the war made @ great) There may be excep mmons has become qui- | | he Government's wrong-) OUFS Can be measured roughly by the fact that )88 powerful as Japan, an isolated action by. : ‘change tna infor from hie Govern Gmne, , )great peoples are directly concerned—the Chi- \ ealnaaoerd )perialism, it eliminated Russian im-/ones. But that is last quarter century Japan hae fanch - America is seen to be futile. €g0, and that, far from his Govern-( doing. A = in the last q . ty: pan has fought three |Am nese, the Russians ané the Japanese. Other peo-| Ment @eservinc confidence. it only( Grey says. is the only way to salva-' wars in- the East, while we have issued several eta : )perialism, and left only the British | case. China is four or —— e or Ga anctamentos at dieses ; ples are indirectly concerned. So far as world , 4 for the’ merits dist rust \ti0onNn . 4 i “ prot unciamentos abdout the s< , ere ignty of China . . : as a pat ern an an excuse or oe large as Japan, potentially The fact is that England is going At) of this is simpy baying at the CS (Swe We Learn Some Things, Too. power, based on sea power, goes, the principal( Japanese. Consequently, if Britain richer, with a greater past ‘transitory stage en | ee nations concerned are Britain, France, Italy and *¥'nes over to the American view:) at least as many brains America, and of these Britain and America are/ 7*?*” for the first time stands alone.’ It is absurd to suppose For the first time the concert of erty of three or four throurh Traneritnrt’ ste @ iT) its ‘O- moon in = +or rr : litica) life aurt nage ey ieaideash a ‘ilition is < oncerned Phe coalition asvern provi ni matter to : life, during whic! Oo nm™w t? jitio7 iS riously froy re PS a — tal - mottae — Ese e must be by a coalition. There may liously from Japan. The; tal inatler for us and that The Washington conference has been governed “ + Gefimemttel Tee Sennen etek tel Its main achieve- ‘¢ most intivential, Pa, 8) Powers in the East is not a concert! tion Chinamen can be in the hands of three nations that live side by( for aggression. with America on the long by 70,000,0 Bi cannot be endangered se “ ih hile there is NMostilits ‘ oo tae — . ; : . 4 be @ time when an Conservative Gov- (the ese sd inert pa A pope at bottom is the re — Why Japan hac had her by this judgment of the facts. : ernment will hold office while the between ————— rab . a , wa and we ha’ t hac our rood Intern? — + ment hes be th t donnu ent hy America O01 : ai a4 ita ; ; ‘ —_ re fun iIATNETNLAI iv « <7 . . ‘ i ne ( aught eo we © kat e€eg 4) a an Of asst cst MS : a _ e j ‘ Progressive forces are «composing ( here and “es tipi and ir free- by the contradiction between wha; » wonld (f rreat fllu b ‘e had the military force side in the Orient and of two nations that reach) Outside protesting, but a concert) ir you aG@ the 200,000, their difference. but, if so, it will Le) ferences. Liberalism stands mye Syee~ | 5 nat we weed | ee ee ee ee oe the Orient by sea against aggression, with Japan Of )the idea ts but Pitan alihcaiy ines barrnesine? dom for industry; labor for national-| have liked to see done and what we really meant | alone to impose American policy in Asia. It has, | *® ‘“"®™" " : )the outside, resisting. ; a8 a ‘fleeting and embarrassing | dom ene -etemnie for tnl- : " rt The fi in the new approach te Asie was! | Imperialom has Phantorn ”’ | ization. aperane Repo Faves . to do, we have drifted for many years talking a , therefore, ended one chapter of our relations to | e first step in . , Once America eecures well-con- | with the hostility Depends on Public Opinion. vidual ae. anal atten “a willing language that meant war, asking fo, surrenders }the East, the chapter of drift and pious hopes, }to form a common basis of action by the sea( sidered British support, Japan's posi-\ the human race. , hoe ee ot 9p waive their differences on by Japan that she had no idea of offering us. {of ideals that required war and intentions that Powers. Before the Washington conference met mo in the balance of forces rer nye and Japan knows ee —- ar ST PO sting as ye . : ( . mmense . effect o | TPUUULLEVAL HVAT TG coat ae will meld, boeeet. for remote issues to co-operation on| But suddenly while we drifted a number of /fell short of war. We have given up the idea) Britain and Japan were allied by treaty; Britain) Scania aes bagi ocuanel mon re pec te | TOT . rill hold, ir, | ' . v by the threat TELERae ETT | ‘he Genoa conference, for retrench-{ more — pooner of political | great changes took place in the world. The Rus- (of doing by force that which force could not have ‘ane America were a! ess y th of meee) ae Japanese policy provokes.con-( of the Britigh Power ine. ote seen ype Aimer ao ay ane been very refreshing sian empire collapsed, the German empire col- | accomplished. We have disarmed in the East be- ) competition. The conference has reversed that/stantiy growing resistance from the’ icam the House of Lords reform. ) orato t / $1,991 .272.02 AMERICA, SACKS. TBE, “Trustees. We have had tremendous sympathy for Chin Bit we have kept most of our sympathy safely lation between what w can do 1 first Aiscoverr e been that the biggest as ’ Our first discovery has been policy by America for the sake of China, backed , Cc set has. controlled our actions Our opinions Missouri li'ders 30, way is of en 7 a : quickest, modern aggressions on China, by our own democratic sy taint te nie eee. ee eee mae NY OBR BE rg me ia eh i ee ee eee ee TMT n@ ba ance due’ ; ures, could I FE we ece oe oe ow «' Fe ee Be ee eed e ee 2+ ee @e ow «' meer es oe we amo! ORE I AR CORE a a: dap PF re ee @ ee ew eee UUUUUUUUUNAAANUUUUUUUNANNEHTT it Fae rica St. Louis, Mo. | 1H ge fl WACAAUUUUUUAANAUUUULAAANUUUTUT is ro fee a. 0 Rew ey,

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ee ee ere ea ate: DE on tye » Ath ss x 3 4] A ite on ., - * ~~ oe : *% ; " ‘ x . aa n c) 3% “ Ba Tl a ¢ a > s : : ers oh . an - ) — 2 > a . , ii POC OWE BITE ae teor qe: —~ De ee ata ace * ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922 - - — — ee eR A PP eae id not live without ~ or 7 sa? : sas ~~ = ) —— to en as * 2..7 3 Arab ST. LOUIS dood DISPATCH NEWBERRYISM. | them, but life would be ¢ull and drab. 1 r ~ , T) ture. v 1c i Founded by JUSE!I £+, LITZER The damned spot of Newberryism on the Senates Then there is the or jex fea a eecnces rn : | number erTsa acigagadiy | hand will not out. . guperphones to regular ¥° i Ws “pga Published by the Pulitzer Publishing CO,; Senator Reed, in what Senator Kenyon described 48° ...ns can be carried on simu'ta us! each pair 4 Kei ln baad t sirecis. one of * ‘the greatest pie es of oratory " ever beard in ea} eT and nobody ¢:se. Think | . +. o ' nila ~~! the Senate, burned it ineffaceably into the hide of tuat ch a waste Of oppor- THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- ’ co Piresscert one ena st sali ab FORM phuippic—ciassic OF nity ¢ he: yerytoing at ¢ nb A2, 2 peech is a perfect I, . ee its kind—i 7 he Senator branded the Sena on ¢aae at this superphone, With fits mrulti- : 3 , — Sn opm saitaionen ae nee-aenntnend with . _ phase and. ’ ee dishonor i de Rs souuthiarie . li wrong. It. misconceives the : Migration or ot. aaiaieten that it will always fight ion of whieh ! guilty when it damned Newber , ; o he telephon ) is to spread informa- , Will be on in > for progress and reform. never iol- ¥ @ corrupt practices and vot him 2 sea rOoviz : far and ‘de i y line is ihe most pe: i 7 Pp ; erage injustice of corruption. SIWAYS | 24 confirming the fruit of his infamy. The day| fect expression of its porvese in life, Any invention Groves of Palm fat belon. a any party. always op- bi 8] e Senates disgraceful action [a ‘at ‘Tl mas possfDi¢ mite phe Daheae cen ay ' to Many. While pose privileced clases and public patca incer the capitis Seated and amnec heat at is gnil I is e:come, ; phunderers, mever lack sympathy printed the following n of its act i melas tt 7] 1d multiplexit: Bathing Beach —_ with the poor. aiwars remaim de- : ae yoted to the public welfare. never be In the Newberry case the Repubbcan Senate 2 satisfied with merely printing news, majority = hic cor nt seated the always be drastically ee corruptionist. oem ag Se shaders 27 series It admitted his guilt, but vindicated the guilty THE BUSINESS STUDENT'S ENTHUSIASM predatory poverty man. statement by Dean Bonham of the Harvar & JOSEPH PULITZER. It declared the excessive expenditur money yradnmate Se 1 oi sit A rauiOn, if Ais atieeeall April 10, 190.. to gain the election contrary to urvard Club, tha u we teem, Zs 3 aes 4 policy. but followed the unsound policy of LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE ing the offense and hooting the offender. It declared the Newberry campaign harmful to the honor and dignity of the Senat the Senate's honor d dignity i the man w¥! membership ‘ ; . t only material! 3? LDervoir, than does anys Te ; ; . , - - -— so \ 244 ; - ; -* d. CiATeda w oe . eee Wise’ > { aie " : . George Fox Ss Be } bn ‘ ~ t e . — 5. } i Fj a2 ; ; “2 rT - =. rr mons and a a ee and bce und greater returp: EP + sendy oa iy ee E>, damgeroms to the perpetuity of a free government and seated the beneficiary of the dangerous prac- v clever dialecticia r r the taliacy of suc ’ ex der arted Santa Bart para. Mrs. Edward A. Faust and Miss Audrey Faust, Louis about Fest. i tice in ome of the highest offices in a free gov- claim. svertheleas. the fal bu 12) —— ae as ; reeks with i from many vie nt pS the otnel ZOU ; e* , action reeks lan | compere f @aughter. cTinging. sordid, shameful hypocrisy successful business maz i baronial n » | | : Between the curse of partisan politics icl his commu whether the mimun it aiz : : fet : } | : ce ‘its = : . , DISEVISES ) ‘cs. Faust’s mother, | cii€ governed sOme of the disgraceiul 4 C rt ree? 9 nz Men colle az = | ‘ | : A . ? im BP dene t the - " . + . : r { ~ - - wes _ tis - auvede for Newberry and the curse of subservience to 30t comscious isp this trut “ s x | ) | ae | Feurbact ony age plutocracy and poWer which governed the others, her are im} sed and it ts in that subec ~ O = ; oat ea am e e -~ 3 ; oa ort the Senate is in contempt of the country. :t hic : A es Th te > = ona ate pene 3 .as ook The nine Republicans who defied the party Bam speaks of |! its g is WALL mn Miamt and the same he su ssful Business ma! a’ Dart ix STREET the remainder of the / Ne > a eI 2 “ ry. .% rere. ; r = PoE AE sh tet rae aie cae g tei s 5 Pep oe Te hy =~ Dans Rae ‘e ae a ae ont _ whip and voted their convictions are emtitied to ‘aim Mr. and Mra special credit for courage and independence and prerr-dayr life of ity or ton hat project f for service to the nation. [or community 2 it but depends o . * a NANG] The vile incident is closed. but the stench ln- 01 -ultura!. human an. philanthropic, es ic ERS | a ag P. Ladd and her dau gers in the Semate chamber. We may hope that xr coldly } ical, whatere: 3 j peks the busi | ey3 3 4 tpt —_ , , 7 a Siss Alice Ladd. will spend tt nothing hike it will occur again, but there was nes: s ind ment. It solici i ‘ : a) . Peer in | Palm Beach. Mrs. Tt nothing in the action of the Senate majority to fl as his moner =n “ lit he Ss , ! and are pe we justify the hope. Political villainies that are . 2 Janeen hn ‘canal comsummated by consent of government siznify | ‘nes: Miss Margaret Good at na ; . : et —r : or Ir. -} , ‘ : deep degeneration : eremrnee assent eas otia. rie Das becom ae Mrs. J. Herndon Thomas West az —- 6424 Wea RTD, Sapte Dane etry a AS gustine, while *d iwi ee) ee ee rans me ot 1 ee eh ee ee ee ee | ee aes SN ee ee oy EE Sener ee ee ee : age 7 ore pat ’ 4 ge Ty ee Miss Frances West, : a after a a ir Mrs. Harr »-law. Mr ase \YThe MIRROR Of § c= 2=-t0t of Forest B Written for the POST-DISP - and Mra J ie ona meade semnee P U B n | * O PI N l ON 2 poe er and Biloxi renrese mn Alive This column is designed to reproduce wittew nih tigi. “ag : arrears: went after Philip he gav® = bias the latest comment by the leading publicts®, wag a niIpic. © Osi hen les m hag rm ¥ sete. me |”_ = = — > = . pe es fe Pe ER i ae BP we are grateful, yet we believe that ti Ji Pa. ISL — nat ote JUE CI TCDO = —— SS ' nas Se ad peg ne v2 yes bs | eis gy i he capiom - lution if rot vigorously reinforced, will | | | a aati nade talus ut lay the f: ion for charges and counter the dictionarr . To make this Washingt aoe and aot vote of value there must be « universal pledge was looking ‘? a>stain from all chemical warfare by all the io some. ations, and after that an international comma sion to see to it that this girdle of virtue, seit applied. is really worn. The United States eugt to lead the way. Without waiting for any tae signatures, Congress ought to abolish the Ci ical Warfare Service of the army. But at bai ae international! pledges hoid tn war time if anybody wishes to violate them on the excuse that Ge @& other fellow began it first. Did not Mr. Wilseul® an the Chap first Solicitor of the Stafe Department pubiiey pal Churen } jJeclare in 1315 that the Britieh had br that time cx Friday afternoon, violated every canon of international law: and did ‘shop White became the sot the Germans seek t ie vis Longstreth The "as performed by the Rev ment of unit fortified towns. their _F a Stires. rector of St. Them by the Rer. Pardee their resort to gas on the bald assertion that te ap ly f prot tL £08 other fellows first adopted these humanitarian the v0 W bat Is Capitalism? : uitous, bat. — ant : = + se tel ea i faenes : that. . ? . fellows } opie : Chenin: aa sone aa Conga hy ee: ” a Liza tf a % ~. no Iv 3 ine 2 wen arirt ; in sD2 Dast.mes |! : rue vay rer . * La ; 4 _Oe@ ? ‘st L oe " i 3 . . — ™1 é , . 5 ++ on * _ - — . “ . = oe . e « « —” . . z “a8 ; . ; : ; o ‘ion ard tea dance at th . 3 . . = > . “~ > - —_ ba . ' ~ ; . 7? is ~4 Te Z war itse_. *- " utlA@® : f RECENT lett youl ser from se ot ' $ ee . a i gee many | a Aw 4 . ; : a ee Jina ey aaa renee a eee : —— le consequences ¢ a.es pes a es against all nailons anc Aumanit) ae ES a 2 caption ql enti te : be. failure to collec r uited it dancin ruesa. on ae =". q- rer —_— ele ee i Piet DROW NING HIM. see Bie feet , fe i : , ™ , . . ; : ' From the = : . >? - . a - ” eS EE eX — — : ; ; . : “ fa =ASe BALANCES AND GOLD. From the Detroit Free Press. HEN Prof. Kemmerer of Princeton Usivart os aii ity n audience the other day that te e as nited States had too much gold for its ewan get 3 he echoed an opinion is t heard on . y as the whole con a tron ne he of man’s beni would beat as light they disposed of and the more goig and silver : fon. with a squirrel turbam they piled up, the richer they would grew. 2 Tiel a ecuirrel muff to wt ee - aé+ »* > > the last seven years or so the United States B® % fastened her boucwet a Tees e4 ; ne = 4 _ am a 7 ey | 4 Psi . @ + * e o~ XS ’ . 7 PF 5 i ; i - sare Premicr T-! : an : i ot gi W — EGR SE A care Page ee pee eee tax ia @eeioned ga ters eo OR ~ Greeny. ~* — Z A EY , : ; capitalism is de«tin: Oo D uc ts 28 ' , :, ‘ * es ee ca, we 4 ; ir sm pered > ~ , : . $ “ _s . , ¢ . . : ; ‘ rf mY ‘ 4 * sea a ' : : rf , = : i : r aa all l-elip r feet. downfall, that w . A 4 ¥ “J Ee iy of the c] . _* Lact ) here . ; ‘ »* »** . ? " . ‘ " ; D 7 . ~~ ‘ Pili } ‘ . * - aterm — SSI Pon wat r res a5 Ber hs. ) Ae I8ine ba 2, iS eee [In fact, l’se sorta spry. » SHalist production is co-operative produc : * : | ? 8s jp fas a i oie >. eng er the rheumatic took hold. I wasn’t alwars old been selling enormously more than it has bought ¥ After honeymoon trie ard has been stacking gold away in heapm Boo “-_ tTiuda oer. end Mra. Lor now with this lenge record of favrorabie ye maxe their home in Kam | nd a golden treasure greater than any sage® The bridegroom is a Oris) colle tive productien -oDe : ; : re rp 4 a. ; 3 . ’ REE a : he red leod u r could shake ever dreamed of before. the country ber ee | Mra Lida Bevis of St ; oe would be 4 process | ike on ne m od : : : re. : gst ; ut i es - . 1 th ar ' _ . lumber foot, an’ prance some of its large surplus of metal were lac | whem he has until are emcee a a. ee eee 2 ie ae rt mp eS. BF me Zit bee Ble ; § g) Ps cater iministration for the protection of bus An’ cut n ar used to make Erepe, wiere f couse auve ee verter basis : ome, and Mrs. G. Lacy . Pier ) Dt wet i ‘ : “ae # - ce fe ,. _ = PBusin provided most of the yee A goed ol country dance. depreciated currencies and quicken the ~~ a ~ Bevis. Mra eo -o am “as vesce Im the managemen i tae ee : it oa ee S3 eek fe fee ¢ £43 fund Fou ust recall that when «he Demo. of its rivals. — Gaughter, Mra. Charies Me empresk. The next false step ij: i op at +o.) h a F os: adie te, Ril einai Sate But, thurderation’ Ma, sare I. — were among the St. Lew theor ia the tmp! nd 9 ee yon i se * j , ; ‘ i »s Bb . > democ- : soe gememe thangs 3 : . hich } I've never saw the day THE CHINESE QUESTION. “a ttended the wedding. * tion, as claimed by the same writer sistridbu- * tion™ as @n economic factor can be posse | i? es ) ie Be tr B DS 4 PS $9 ona riggs — ‘a aa a That these here legs o” mine sould fi rom the N lated independent!y ° the process of ae * ai ‘as s ae ie a ~ pings RE es a ia — oo hg as cecdiinn snend ; at oe Ee tee, = r vor cee ee production. Only in slavery or primitive Pim, diy : | 3 . ’ Vit PR ta sy > pons _ e" 5 bi as 2ss Don’t say cen Kens ame hin’ _ CROPEAN statesmen have always eemmunieom, and possibly socialism . : | tes & | } . f “1 a 3 wt Rai. Ce the consumer, who can't pay them. What then? Jom see ¢t — giris trip up an’ down edy of Chimese grievances. As long a8 * ef service and the rate of reward (not | Pf tai Boy » ) er ee & ‘If the Republicans could save their faces by Like fairy-folks might do. bankers had money to lend, they wae + distribution) are determines a _ wa Cis | Re <i stepping out and quietly going home, you may , , in China as a fleld for economic ex jou, Siem thes pince. Hence t) . ‘ | p Jt | 7 . id : be sure they would do it. It fe a hard respon- You've saw Spring a down a hill whenever a proposal was made to do sum tien ef economic app <ectteog i yo ORE. -f% + he | | Uy 7 7 as sibility which renders impossible this easy es- With red buds in her hair; j for the Chinem, they would mutter a few tirely wrapped up in the me: 3 ny f ° ae xy cape from an awful mess. You've laughed while watchin’ Summer spill! “ai a «Cates ne ; of ) , However, let us be assured of one salutary Her roses ev rywhere: — _— ; - - — resuit: We won't hear so much tn future of soeve aw SS oe 6S SE fras— i ee rif the Republicans havirg superior business From clumps o sassa : | minds. Jest like she’s waitin’ there an’ knew * What's the Matter? . _ | C RSSed “A Democrat at this stage of the game Icoks That you was sure to pass. | : , +0 the Baitor of the Pust-Diapetch ; - ike that celebrated magician the ‘Wizard of . =-* INCE we dv not heer a Oz’ ° Wr. An*wine said. ; An’ if you'd been a sittin’ here an B- os bride, and ee MOSr any more abou! ’ = | — “The Mayflower” w a | ¥ —- 7 4 - ~~. a we eS ee ns Lt’ 4 "are Won ering if : . 4 ~ 3 ; It’s to drink . on the crew has cons on strike—or has che : _~ Me A @owntown business house tn £t Louis | When age begins pty ae o cee. eaetie”* The - yacht been nan wi ar mong those Nest ; . ~e- , fafiea. but its sizn etfill fleats: oe ed for - | ee — en The shadows of the grare’s edrance— i a - (cg If #0, how in the world | _ ne ee ne ' TH OOO ee wee ewes . ‘te + G. . going to pass away the re- . = Ten Thousand Pleased Custemens : , mainder of his time? . A BOOSTER. | : pinnae andnenaty mbkoonnnmaiiuil it must take more, i iii ooo: ...,.eo ef pen ee a POR A t,t Aerie, cms, ono at

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SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - tan i She etl ae nae . Wore PAR aE , ) . - ~ 7 v “ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Migration of St. Louisans to Winter Resorts Will be on in Full Blast This Week—Orange Groves of Palm Beach and Miami Are Lure to Many, While Others Will Seek Sunny) Bathing Beaches of California. ~pather hac A , : : veather has delayed the annual migration of St. Louisans to the ‘r resorts, but the movement will attain larger proportions Interest appears be well divided. Some prefer the palm and orange groves of Miami, Palm Beach and St. Augustine, others 7 mT D +? . Y ; ~ ° ‘ . . . -_ respond to the lure ot surf bathing and sunshine of California, while still others remain loyal to the older resorts of Virginia and the Eastern coast. Obedient to tne season rather , the crepe lined with silver cloth an to the weather, a number have weighted with orange blossoms was Suspended from the shoulders, and the tulle bridal veil was held to her hair with a coronet of point. The bridal bouquet was a shower of roses and lilies of the valley. iss Margaret ’ to and th already joined the resort colonies. Mr. Mrs. J. Harrison Steed- man and Mr. and Mrs. William Cocke have gone to Santa Barbara, where tie Steedmans have opened Arden.’ their Winter home, “Glen They will be joined this week by Mr. and Mrs. George Fox Steedman. Mrs. Wallace D. Simmons and her daughter, Miss Eleanor Simmons, —Murillo Photo. ~ and IDOLE AIO ORE) atte ny ie, rose of 7 J . / / Slss tuna Yerhart. wher wll entertun with a ridge arty eh = departed earlier in the season (for pane FX Santa Barbara. ee 3 See Rl 7 payee omatt Mrs. Edward A. Faust and her ae ot O.%, Jaughter, Miss Audrey Faust, will eA la eS 3 St. Louis about Feb. 15 to the remainder of the winter Mrs. Faust’s mother, Mrs.-| adolphus Busch, in Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Feurbacher of Brentmoor departed last night for | los Angeles. | Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cook have | ‘chosen Miami, and the same resort will claim Mr. and Mrs. R. W. ‘Brooks | Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Adreon will go to St. Augustine, while Mrs. Charlies P. Ladd and her daughter, Miss Alice Ladd, will spend the win- #+er in Palm Beach. Mrs. Thomas ae bg | ite ae Moffat and Miss Peggy Moffat are 5 : ey Rees Wes Ae ce pe sa . : ee ‘3 | elready en route to Daytona, ) | Riegaes. oN Be: mi aps Me ag SR ae a : a end Miss Florence Leland cuest of Miss Margaret Good at jeair wr. and Mrs. J. Herndon Smith, and Mra. Thomas West and their daughter, Miss. Frances West, are in “nter Park, and after a visitin New rleans. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler so go to Florida. and Mrs. Davis D. Walker Jr. ; a oi , ntmoor have already joined e groups sojourning in Flor- Cy GAAS EET Hi Lhe SL OUA 5 a ee 3 en ae , ee + 1 Catlin. * a ee fe ae. e: : a fe 2 ae Dagens: 49 ae 9 , Mr. -and Mrs. a . hee : : : # BO oe Se eee Ps Ti ; FE BOSS. Ee : et wb ye Forest Ridge, will 2 several months VSL UL ie 2B3 |: os. ae oe Siig, “s Sy 4 , é wa' S D. A. R. Congress to Meet : in April. ( J turquoise blue or r? Cty, i ROL ethe quest of Sirs UW FS Cor- *> ‘ j rach ape tar ee rer eee aoe Rael thins teaditenrnp aiden tebe. 2 we wen Oks LA). gee cadtnnenta mitt ave 4 asi i ee 2c er a rae meee AOR. —Kajiwara Photo L , E , 4 SA a - ; P e/ Lipp Yousif g A LUISEP, She is Leeasurer ot Lh SManryulle Mumnae bridge party ty be held ak the heme of Mrs GL Kelley Fh. /§ . — “TOUS A ree fm @, ‘© enn "2 tare a ee — eee ee ee - Missourians Active in W ashington and Florida Social Affairs Mrs. Selden P. Spencer One Several St. Louisans at Palm of Busiest Women in Cap- Beach Hotels—Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York on House- boat Outing. is the ] is z by ee Be he pate eS ae phe , 3 ee" : bat. , 4 * a © a1? ea! * o« —- .*,.* | ae Bischoff of ‘ t about the middle of February é O P | N I O N : Mr and Mrs. John Parkman . . will go next week. tristian and Biloxi, representatives from nd Mrs. Roy P. At- r and sister-in- satin creps | 1ade on draped in light trimmed straight to train, A Miss.., ‘ost-Dispatch. ! Special to the WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.—Miss PALM BEACH Caroline Nash, who is well known in | David R. Post Dienat with silver, also lines, with the skirt side forming a single blue flower lined ave gan. 28. (;overnor igned to reproduce withou! ment by the leading puDdlicists, Fie. 43 bdicals on the questions 0’ short side Francis, former one St. Louis as a member of the wed- AL WARFARE. has shown that humanity is instinct for racial self-preser- Aing the Washington confer- B Of chemicals in war. . For | hris Garvey, will ‘ass until April, after vy Mr. At- C. Reid will Join the the Pass. Mrs. Albert departed Wednesday for Mr. and Mrs. L. Ray Car- go to Atlantic City. Miss ine Louise Crunden, debutante caughter of Mr. and Frank P. March by »2) j IiOX], ter Wii f"ather , 7 \irs. with 1d al adorned the waist line. arm bouquet of silver she carried an Ophelia roses. pi wore a frock of trimmed with girl chine, flower de The nk creep garlands of pink rose buds and she carried an bl arm bouquet of spring ossoms. , After honeymoon trip Mr. and —Murillo Photo. Mise Marjorie Cornet She will have as her.auest, Hise Neher Seleney of } ae ihonor at several prenuptial parties, _the first of ‘luncheon giv by Miss Faye stock of 6266 afternoen which bury boulevard. ding party of Lieutenant-Comman- der Bellinger, U. S. N., to Miss Mi- riam Benoist of St. Louis last year, was a bridge en yesterday afternoon Salisbury, 6115 Kings- Mrs. W. R. Com- avenue will give Vednes- evening costumes of the texture red velvet made on simple lines with an evening wrap fash- Cates ; ' , ioned of an antique crepe shawl bridge of Missouri and former Ambassador to Russia, who has been here for the is wearing one of the most striking | Washing- | ton season. It is a dress of beautiful | of | St. past three weeks, departed yesterday for his home in St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Steinberg and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leonard of St. bLouls are at the Breakers. Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Valter of Louis have opened their cottage, at 356 Sea Spray avenue. heat tenoetas in stan aha ry cas ahaa Mrs. Harris will make their home in the son of Mr. and Neu York. He a, — oe mameve that me and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph mot vigorously reinforced, will | hie ‘ aes ey Sa ta } ¥ n of Westmoreland, accom- jon for charges and counter- nee vy ones, .. Ws os ses s. To make this Washington "= a peer §6Gaugntgin-law, . | s- Charles D. Bascom and her B must be a universal pledge : | was A chemical warfare by all the “ children will winter at Hot versity and is a member of Phi that an international commis- Delta Theta fraternity. During the nat this girdle of virtue, self- war he with the Washington orn. The United States ougls University ambulanc init. ithout waiting for°any further eee ought to abolish the Chem- ofthe army. But at best no s hold in war time if anybody hem on the excuse that the it first. -Did not Mr. Wilson's e Stafe Department publiciy the British had bv that tim: of international law: and did bek to justifv their bombard Z towns, their air raids; and on the bald assertion that th: adopted these humanitarian be Way remains to strike at aw it make of it a crime and humanity. an party day, given by Enright avenue. Feb. 4, Mrs. Murray yellow embroidered in black ewith a great deal of red to match the color of the dress. Mrs. Selden Spencer, wife of the Senator from Missouri, who, on or- dinary occasions is one of the busi- /est women in Washington, is even ‘more busy just now preparing her report as chaplain-general of the Daughters of American KRevolu- to be the annual Continental which will | meet in. Washington at Memorial | Continental Hall the second week in | daughter-in-law, April. Mrs. Spencer not only opens | ‘all the sessions of the congress with prayer and talk, but officiates in this manner at the board meetings and is in charge-of all the religious ac- tivities of the national organization. Mrs. Emma Woodyard, wife of Representative Woodyard of West Virginia, who has frequently visited | Bowling Green as the guest of her . cousin, (Champ Clark, and Mrs, Champ Clark, entertained at a series of luncheons last week. Mra. Woodyard and Mrs. James M. Thomson of New Orleans, formerly an- Miss Genevieve Clark, are insepara- ble Companions when Mrs. Thomson is in Washineton. Congressional Club “At Home.” erguson. Mr. Harris is Mrs. C. J. Harris of Ferguson. educated Washington Uni- The cocoanut grove which opened last Saturday has been assembling many famous persons there during the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Cor- -nelius Vanderbilt were there this afternoon. They are spending a few days on a houseboat anchored at Lekworth. With them this after- noon were Harold 8. Vanderbilt and H. Cary Morgan of New York. Also in another party were Hénry T. Sloane of New York and his son and the Baron and Baroness Amaury de la Grange of Paris, Willis Sharpe Kilmer, Col. James Elverson, Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte and many others. At the formal opening of the Beach Club a large number of per- sons and their guests congregated. Among them were Henry T. Sloane, Col. T. E. Murphy, Henry Coleman Drayton, Edward B. McLean, Mrs. Jerome N. Bonaparte, H. K. 8. Wil- liams, George Easton, J. Leonard Replogle, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Har- ris. Similar affair Stroul of 5107 Saturday, evening, Horn of 6840 will entertain and bridge. followed Miss DY a Helen » ? at Tues- Mrs. Saturday and a similar af day. The same evening Col. and Waterman avenue David S. Stanley of Washington ter- hens cesar é ue race entertained with a dinner in | Be ; £2 ith a buffet supper } rir sccall and Ire Tin eS pt Ras ee —_——_- coseemagts Sapte a a . at ony a Miss Claire Garneau, poate a | ; been in Rome for has left for Egypt and a the Nile. She will return Louis in May. Springs. There are a few who are going even farther south. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wiggins, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Packham, and .-Mrs. Clark ane | Minnie spend several herst place announced “ates gsc po — Inent of her daughter, Miss Alma wiltia my | ie .. ernoon Mrs. Larrance, and Edward Pearson Fel- agree Stun Snell on’ Cie son ker of Milwaukee, Wis., at a lunch- evening Mr. TAwart 3 eon given yesterday at the Missouri ¢ijmons were hosts at a dinner for Athletic Association. “ena Mr. Felker is the son of Mrs. Cor- delia Thompson Felker of 5733 West- minster place. He is a graduate of Harvard University, class of 1911, and of the Harvard Law School, and served as a Captain in the army dur- ine the war. The wedding will take place Feb. 21, and Mr. Felker and his bride will make their home in Milwaukee. cervyved who moni trip down to St. ston ¢ several] Larrance of 1286 Am- wh the engage- ies the is the guest tion presented at (“ongre —Kajiwara Photo Aire Mae SONAP. of Nemplus, whose Lngage- ment ty Pr Simon & Harrie has been announced ‘SS, for “ In the Chapel of St. Thomas’ Epis- ‘all copal Church in New York at 4 oclock Friday afternoon, Mrs. Mary Bishop. White became the bride of Bevis Longstreth The ceremony Was performed by the Rev. Ernest M. Stires, rector of St. Thomas’, as- Bisted by the Rev. Pardee Erdman of Chicago, and was followed by a reception and tea dance at the [Plaza Hotel, The bride, who is a niece of the late Justice Shiras of the United States Supreme Court, entered the chapel on the her Rertram Shiras« was - mimerer of Princeton Univer- dience the other day that the by Mrs. Frank C. Hale of Pelham ue) | gold for its own good os Y. as matron of honor, and Wil- jon that is to be heard on am Spencer of Erie Pa. served the United States is now In a Mr. Longstreth as best man. Id have been considered idea! Mrs. Lonestreth was gowned in of economic thought. There sray satin with a paneled skirt and bations bent all of their power ‘Ong flowing sleeves.and a girdle of nof gold. They sold all the e steel. Her corsage was cf cr- nd forbade the export of pre- chids and she wore a feathered hat to m ‘ theory that the more goods Prange her sown. nd the more gold and silver Mrs. Hale wore French blue chif- thes weulh avew. Fot = _— & squirrel turban. and car- or so the United States has ee aS ca ee busily more than it has boug)h' Aiter vp Reset is al > ing gold away in heaps.. But muda Me 3 = cig Se base tt record of favorable balances ao a ITS. Lonestrith will ure greater than any nation e their home in Kansas City. ® oF ; fore. the country wishes that M Le idegroom 8 a ney hew of urplus of metal were back !n co Lida Bevis of St. Louis, with “no + _— buld serve as a better basis *>” m he has until] recently made his es and quicken the industry Mother Aquin and the Sisters of ithe Visitation Convent entertained ‘with an alumnae tea yesterday aft- ernoon from 3 to 6 o'clock. Assist- ‘ing the. hostesses were Mmes. Julia Chenie Cabanne, Voluntine Turner, Emma Moulton, Ashley D. Scott, Ar- | thur Garesche Francis, John M. Col- lins, Edwin Cary Link, Lilly Yore ees Steinhoff, F. J. Schafley, Margaret Mr. and Mrs. William Bagnell of sickles and Miss Emily Crowley. 12 Westmoreland place will have as SEs E>. . their guest during March their Invitations iseyed daughter, Mrs. Huey Hughes of Dal-! py farearet McClure las, Tex. of the 1 Daughters of the Con- One of the interesting affairs of the week was the Colonial tea given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Wil- liam Bagnell at her home, 12 West- moreland place, in honor of the Co- lonial Daughters of the seventeenth century. The hostess and the receiving line, comprising Theodore Shelton, E. E.. The guests at the luncheon includ- Kay A. Bu Milton Marshal], ed Mmes. Walter L. ‘Smith, Elmer C. Reilly and Miss Hallie’ B: Hugo Grimm, Misses Dorothy Scott,«were gowned in accordance wit] Madeline Miller of Dunkirk, N, Y.; mode which prevailed in the seve: Movius of Ligerwood, N. teenth century. During the aftern Gretchen D.: Katherine McNulty, Ruth Boul- Mrs. Stuart Chambers sang a group of old ballads and Mrs. Burns gave a den, Eva Felker, Judith Goodenow and Gladys Morey. number oe Soe | oe : the dining room were Mmes. B. F. Gray, J. H. Lucas: and Theodore Shelton, n ning the moving pictures taken at e of Maple- Miss McBride’s Venetian debut ball | take place were shown. Miss Margaret Lack- land Stoddard of Kansas City !{s a guest at the McBride home. Robert G. Metcalfe, gs0 of Mrs. | Nelson Edwards Metcalf wood. The wedding l in the fall. a) 27 Wi , i. Rosa of guests G ustave di been tne Mr. and Mrs. Boston. who have of Mrs. di Rosa’s mother, Mrs. Wil- H. Scudder of the Chase Apart- ments, their home. the late ANCES AND GOLD. e Press. : | . Ly iast Week (“*h ipte r e . rng, liam were arm of brother. tee She Un federac: twenty-sixth nual ball which will be given ‘evening of Feb. 10 at the Hotel Stat- ler ballroom. The hostesses and pa- tronesses will be announced this week. Mmes. W. A. Vivion, J. F. Dougherty, Miller Patilson, George attended iL et With St. Loulsans Spending at Miami, Fla. . | Special to the Post-Dispatch. MIAMI, Fila., Jan. 28.—Miss Har- Mrs. Robert Coontz and Mrs. Sel-/|riet Van Antwerp of St. Louis was den P. Spencer were among the honor guest at lunch on Wednesday women asked to assist in the “at! given by Mrs. Z. T. Merritt who also . Centinued on Next Page, Miss Ha ter of Mr. and Mrs. William Foley of 5354 Delmar boulevard will have Miss Cornelia Otis Skinner, daughter of Otis Skinner, actor, as her guest for a few days this week. Mrs. Ra'ph Morriss of 820 North Union boulevard departed Thursday for a week's visit in New York. o Jane Foley, daugh- Miss Elinor Maxwell, daughter of the Mr. and Mrs. William C. Maxwell, 59°92 Clemens avenue, has returned from a fortnight’s visit in New York. vy ‘) bia uit aren a6 On the Mrs. Richard Kimbrough Peek of ‘New York, and her three little daughters, are guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Nicoll of 4373 McPherson avenue. ee The College Club of St. Louis will - ences entertain with a tea Tuesday after- Continued on Next Page. Continued on Next Page. noon at 3 o'clock, the occasion mark- ing the formal admittance to mem- bership of 196 women who have applied since last May. Dr. Living- ‘ston Farrand, president of Cornell University, will be the speaker of the . | afternoon. Miss Hildegarde Frerichs | WV ashington | | Y | } —— §) N is in charge of arrangements, and the} Avenue can é following members will act as hos-| -—™ AY \Z we y tesses for the day: Mmes. John Mc- | A Great Month-End and Pre-Inventory Sale of 300 Early Spring Hats. Forsman, Tom Watson, Misses Ruth | Zacher, Ruth Jorndt, Anita Weekley, | Of Gros de Londre and Cire Satin Formerly Priced $7.50 and $5 Not a Hat Formerly Priced Louise Dickson, Constance Roach and Less Than $5; Choice at... . } ‘Jeanette Goerner. None Delivered at This Lew Price Kline’e—Seconé Floor, ——- Mrs. Edward J. Griesedieck 5937 McPherson avenue enterta with a luncheon bridge Jan. 21, a! Miss Dorothy McBride, debutante | which announcement was made daughter of Mrs. William C. Me- the engagement of Miss’ Beatrice ride of 29 Washington terrace, en- Ruth Henderson, daughter of tertained 40 gu@sts Thursday evening B. R. Henderson of Kirkwood, nd at a dinner dance. During the eve- ame eal pened ————— Miss Barbara Beck of the West- moreland Apartments, whose mar- riage to Earl Salisbury will take place Feb. 18, will be the guest of) Thru to Sixth Street 606-08 home, and Mrs. G. Lacy Crawford. Mrs. Bevis, Mrs. Crawford and her Caughter, Mrs. Charles Mclean Carr Were among the St. Louisans who attended the wedding. a ANESE QUESTION. public. tsmen have always adopted an de towards any attempt, it!- br by the Chinese, for the rem rievances. As long as their y to lend, they were interested for economic exploitation, but ial was made to do something hey would mutter a few words freignty and the Open Doo', tretch themselves and go (t° ords, they always refused (to nese question as if it deserved jon on its own merits. They bd it to the interests of their LPO PR. A GE ENS eS ee a Th ee «..| Mrs. Arthur Bissell of Chicago Trask, Rae oe aa Tua aera, (antived Friday evening, Jan. 20, to Walter B nate a pit a Charles visit her mother, Mrs. ty Is se arris, took place last evening at the W#Y: of sont ba seine pages ype gyn | home of the bride’s parents, 5553 | Mra. Treac™= a = | aterman avenue, the Rev. Donald C. McLeod officiating. A reception tor the immediate families and close friends followed the ceremony. The bride Was attended by her sisters, Miss Margaret Trask and Eleanor Trask, as miaid of honor and flower girl, respectively. James Preston Served Mr. Harris as best man and That is precisely what they “ee B. Trask Jr. a brother of hington. It was far more im- : on Fcten and Marshall Harris, the ce and Great Britain not t° me brother, held the satin it was for them to mitigat* . — China. The Root resolutions — bride wore a gown of white ial cheap opportunity of sub- creep trimmed with rose point old formulas and, on tie “8 made on long. straight lines. | fit in the bank, of congrat¥™ © bodice was elaborately embroi- on their solicitude for the wel Ee prtais and pearia, and ps ; =< @ sleeves were embelilis TO88 point. A long court train of | = ee RS OO OE sb Mibes rahe # pa Sag sy Boctety Etattonery Vietting Cards Wedding Announcements Wedding Invitations ee eee ae te Established 1829 For a Valentine gift an attractive Box of Stationery will be acceptable, if boxed in red—Saint Valentine’s own color. Prices range from $4.00 to $5.50. Children will adore the eunning Onutouts, priced from Se to 25c. Valentine Stickers, 10c a package. Lollipop Valentines (unusually clever) for grown-ups or children, 25c each. * Mat! Ordere S Carefully Filled, Styles are suitable for present and early Spring wear. Beautiful trimmings of flowers, quills, embroidery and ornaments; colors of Copenhagen, jade, tangerine, pheasant, brown, black, gray and henna. We suggest that ron select vonr Wa)- entines early, that vou may fin 7} just the appropriate message for each partica- lar friend and swectheart. We offer a wide selection of particularly clever cards, stickers and cutouts, : ae | Dreyfus Feather Co. Eetablished Over 15 Years ormeriy Located at 704 Washington. OSTRICH FEATHERS Cleaned, Dred and Curled 5Sc—Hemstitching—10c While Yeu Wait . leating, Buttonholing Button Covering. r ' ; Broadway. Opp. Nugenta. ge solicited. Olive 1 Our collection includes Valentines for mother, father, husband, wife, friends sweet- heart and the kiddies. Prices range from Se to £1.00. All engraving executed on ony premises. Booklets Matiled J All the Rage ' TWEED SPORT HATS cortume -. 92-40 costume Mail Orde MUSEU OREST PARK SPECIAL EXHIBITION Contemporary British Etchings tendance at the Museum The - 1921 was Upon Request. in

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ii a ah ae ie = : 4 ST Lous POST-DISPATCH “ee, TY Ci rculation, the Daily POST- DISPATCH a DS the Globe- Democrat by — 50.000, the Star by 60.000 and the Times bv Len ewe. | = vA NUARY y ma F came re on = — lle wmareiags to Douglass Nar- % re+ Hla?! ar Douslass farga: Ha ifies Sykes will ¢a Templin. a ses ° EE - 7 F hese ma Mis : 12 i 1 =Mis “indely § ' » SOCIAL ACTIV ES 0 will take piace Soon, was honor close here Classes F : om Gross. Porter. Hankins. Barnes and icse re- a ie ‘y entertainment and.ce nea *. . ro aTendl oat : 4F | ST QUISANS AT WASHINGTON a as “sage a wing Tuesday were President and Hatch. The gue Ae a Ameriean lines, . combine style wita ed in 18- naga white, others in 14-karat green gold and prices. ome in and see the newes: i ladies’ leather. set with clear-cut, brilliant diamonds. These Rings 5 Hy } , ' a rn a ie * oo — a : | Q J - 7% re Sa che DY I Ge a ag ge , ,. i e All with leather heels } reception giver’ in their honer on fl. ~ : : - ee a4 ii Thursday night by President and + Formerly %9 and $ro i Mrs. Harding at the White House — : Bt: Ricken iter pea 1 The genial Chief Justice, William — == PLEASE SHOP CAREFULLY === SSS NO EXCHANGES OR RETURNS PERMITTED _ oem ; ard Taft. who headed the line pata the igust tribumal at the re- + anc Was g1ven a heart cemanneannn RN greeting by the President and Mrs. ae Harding NOTE: OUR DRESS SECTION IS Broken lines of patent leather ani $ 45 i Heavy Demand for Tickets. NOW LOCATED ON THE brown kid Slippers and Ties. : Avthioct tee grempare fer Civketws for the Formerly $9 to $12 roe same | White House formal receptions con- SECOND FLOOR : : : ; | co ; ; . ’ == he ar ‘ca — ° > —., ; | + SO great as to be - Incomplete sizes 3 ee é, - ’ ; | Slippers and Ties wees ne ee Ses aie ‘ WATCH FOR THE FORMAL E | OPENING OF OUR NEW 6TH aT lan STREET ADDITION = a Se Lous Lows Largest Womens Specieity Shep aceasta emmeneenseeesin—————oeeeae Re pte precendented in the history ef the riundreds of requesis for nee em, Se IO en | ‘xe Wore . Pm Tear e% en after ‘he on ‘ # aes: . gg Bar xe Prorat FE ott ie Tat care Ce Reetet en ‘ . ae f oe 4 tay dary: alte Pty announcement that the lists had ky ee he the Most Drastic Price Reductions in Our History cieweiet deci 2 nue eae alee SEN Mai LG fia CG > hO an = ’ Ld) , / i ai : : = . i | | ae i" lack kid and patent leather high Shoes—French ee ee ee P | : «2 ae a consisttetenersens ms Of 411 Winter Coats, Suits, Dresses, Furs, Wassts, Skirts, Ete. Ba ih Miscellaneous sizes and narrow widths only. i more seriously - it took up a large : -e , . 6 : | a Very unusual values H} amount of space which prevented Our new Sixth Street addition will soon be ready for occupancy and it is our aim to dispose | : a im the crowds be as properly handled . . . . ie ‘ean ——— J} Now witheut the supper feature the | th of every Winter garment now in order that only new Spring apparel will be on hand at the | ah Spats ies Theses emcee: omer onan valet ts formal opening. Another incentive for sacrificing all remaining seasonable stocks now is our | ae pats Osler | pecnntycetehadiogrendiong pranerendore desire to close them out completely before inventory time, at sensationally advantaceous sav- | | +E | nurse their sore hands, swollen and ~ " | , ni $ 95 i painful from shaking thousands ings to you. | 7 eS 2 | by the A, . saeeeenan Tea Given Dy aire. F. P. Grant. ‘ | PS . elightful © on Tuesday by , i ‘ Tan and gray Women's pure silk meget : wederick Des “ nay ERI nc | 4 broadcloth. : og ah : - ~ art | aaa ia a = & | ; ; £ACDSii aliGGg SLIVEeT. . i. - gh ote “oo : ; 3 . "ae. 2d a ‘ | Ee arate a saa | Reserved! i oes Avery Winter Garment Must Go! None Reserve 3 sing erent on Tues- : ul da as the tea Congress by the Our entire stock of fine Winter Dresses now marked at price reductions that will i weatnacaee ss - — . es Rie 7 Pi See ~harle C. McCord, wife of the * W tT Ineludin ens, $e otines and Canton Pepes. | ee 2 eau of the Interstate -om- In er styl es and Bees ‘duiabia ro “pring wear 566 eee Oe | Reed and Misses Genevieve Flum- - mer. Rose Shepperd. Marr McNam- . ara and Mina Harris, compriee the ‘nvitation committee. Mra Frank ~ ’ _ Gaiennie {s chairman of the recep- A mmee ‘ 7 —— =_ oO **sae Ww? ~ + +a moermbers o” Sopeceatee: ge plied | Reductions of 35% to 60% on All Remaining Furs | || his Mrs. Frank Mebane who ts to !ec- ture to the Tresday C!tub. Jan. $1 ie eet tecnersl one ell Elegant Creations of Every Fur Coat and Wrap Genuine Mink Furs §f | © > visit in St —_—. ; . Genuine Skunk—Marten Must Go at Once Must Go! =—s George Fobertson of Edir- . . } Ce ae coe he Formerly Priced oe to $550.00 Only 34 remain from our tremendous assortments: al] . : “9 are sacrificed. Regular prices $85 to $1150. Cape Stoles, Coatees, Wraps and Stoles aaaheer are visiting Ber m ther R Mrs. John Wright of 5594 Maple egular ; | * seememh ‘Mim Mebettees wee before =f to Take Your Choice at R Prices $235.00 to $1650.00 fe 7 : her marriage Mise Eleaner Wrisht. gs $89.50 $295.00 Final clearance prices, fe 7 a _ Te scntame of Laette hcatens - 349.50 to $648 $139.50°$895 i. a iy. this afterncen, in the schoe!l If you want a high quality Pur Coat this season. select i. ed ha |] The cast includes the *%o!l'ow- One-of-a-Kind Creations at once, before selections are further depleted s Take your Shoice at final clearance prices, i: Misses Adele Gunman. Agnes ae" re wie ; | Nolan, Dorothy Misselhorn, Frances Suitable for Spring Wear ' ia illins. Florence McCartner. Gene- « " e e eS ‘ O eve Ka rthel. {,ertr a sala in. Rocenpeag vermis Fitch ‘ ee SR Bi atheros inest Jap oatees ae On Fur tegen —_ neo | Mae gy Lydia Obert, Marian 9398. 00 Finest — $189.50 * ies Te keep our as '} Coakley, Margaret Doy!e, Marte Mor- Sto ; 2 Pe at eee sur ree tment busy during ecn:tuay Manes weten aoe Stole ...... Closed Out in Three Groups: i a eS - j + Whee 5 ‘ : - .. MITISm alae 3: ae, priest. You wili rec: the same high quail it) Ceemn and Civatntn Oiteemen 9695 90 Bam Marten "3 Pee ee as sf Werkmanship by master furriers aa here erg@?n and Virginia Mitchell. aiten ce 5 A oe ee ome only + SS “i $395.00 Jap Mink $295.00 Jap Mink $235.00 Jap Mink Sa We Co quality work a: reasonadic prices, Cn he Reet eS bane Sate $249.50 Coatees Coatees : Coatees see S ! onlevard, accompanied bv h | LD. c cc cecesoscececbes ea cae , S pecial attention to out-of-to wn w sneha - pit pm _ " oer iit F ‘ ee | : si -_ : De eee ee ee SS Eetiiey ot $295.00 Russian Keltasky $169.50 ‘Final clearance price, | Finafclearance price, | Final clearanee priee a: . | Landers & Pear! Fur C Se: ; |p Osceola, Ark.. ts spending the wtn- ene RG ; | man fur Uo. SS aS |] ter in the South. $495.00 Russian Ko! — | || 714 Washington Av Take E a | Coates $298.50 148.00 i —— ; levator to 4th Floor | Miss Ethel Sykes. teacher ren FUR . ; jam _ — £renca a iinden wood rer Biccy aE THON AS WF. GARLANDS——=aSSSSS=——_ —= ——— ee 13 BROADWA ~ ioe cat - ii iis ' Ai gilt = . a Re

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_ , SUNDA ANUARY Ye - : 4 SUNDAY, : — ij eae In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. —— ea nn ee : Oe ee une a SS y Rae ‘ nse — ee -~ —— -— 606-08 Extra preparations have been made to Charge Purchases | W ashington : : insure prompt service, no matter how great ~made in this sale not payable until March. | : | the throng. Extra salespeople, wrappers, Avenue | | | cashiers and facilities. kenits are radically Some are mount. Established . fe = —= i ample THE FORMAL DUR NEW 6TH DDITION Qur Annual Sale of “Sample” Suits is recognized nationally as one of the | This year,.despite labor troubles j »carment 1 strv. we have even s 5 greatest sellingtevents. In St. Louis and vicinity, hundreds of women eagerly | our previous sccomaliaiiedll in sete sweritons Git eae a pers: await its announcement, knowing from past experience that we have never | believe that you have never been offered ‘such fine Suits, of such fine materials or failed in our efforts to offer Suit values that are seldom possible to duplicate | insuch superb styles at this low price. So astounding are the values, we confi- ry i later, when demand becomes normal. | dently expect to break all Suit selling records of this store. Choice of 850 High-Grade New Spring Suits Regularly Worth $85, $75, $65, $55 and $45 = ie ae ~~ : . QS cen > ~~ al Misses’ Sizes, 14. 16, 18, 20 —ALSO Women’s Sizes. 36, 38,,40, 42 | | : Just 25 Suits Worth $100 Extra Sizes, 42% to 50% —for fortunate ones who make it a he point to attend early. ' ) ee ———— These Suits represent exclusive one-of-a-kind and two-of-a-kind models that were. practically ‘‘GIFTS’’ from foremost makers from whom we buy regularly, in appreciation of past businéss | A Great Vogue for Suits Predicted and. in recognition of the tremendous buying power of the combined Kline stores. Fashion authorities are agreed that Suits this year will reach unprece- dented:popularity. In this collection of 850, the inspiration of some of the most noted creators in Styledom receives expression, while the fact that most of these Suits are ‘‘samples’’ insures perfection in every detail of fin- ish and workmanship. | 00 000000977 28 ) Mi n a be ) In addition, because “Sample” Suits come A od | only in sizes up to 36, we persuaded the same Basis) | makers to grant us tremendous concessions on > | aes aloes 8 8 seagne: en sr th Fae ' Style themes that reflect originality and novelty, daring and unique | it teathet > ot eee ng aan 8 tte whet trimming ideas, and a wealth of new features are everywhere in evidence. of interest to all women. so, no matter wha timsming Siete, snd 0 weeee Ot en ee your proportions may be, you are certain to ) eS eS ee : find your size in just the style you preter. / Spring’s Newest and Most Beautiful Styles, Materials, Trimmings and Colors —Tailored Suits —Three-Piece , =, —Super Twill Suits —New Cordines —Kwalitine Suits cant’ Wat ] Suits | 3 ee , Se bie “apgaee wh ames we ; ; | | . 7 ae, ) . v; ” ; . 1 88 : é * re 3; 74% . 5 * 7 . - : . F >) , - $ ; ~ e > - 7 : 3 - 7 4 “Je » : - - , : : : F ggti - ; : 7 : . 5 ' : a - a a : ; * she > . . - . ras iy ob es oie? : : aS3¢ TeRohs >: ths tees tebarsd 7 = ; i Bec Ls ae ae heme: ot gt gts ote 4 ’ i‘ , 9 . * : * : : : o, ; vet ’ ey FF a ; ws , 3 ose eRe s¢° 7s ee a ¥ . - . ie rs . ~ . aoe . ~~ fr" # “i: “ay 203 - ts? 4 bee bee 5 -~ : . . « *s Petis a eeees | eae s? et t - J : is 4 : : : 7; oat ath : > ‘ Ape tee te 8ITs, o3he : ee os . eebsechiceeetat fit tbs taste: ee ry rs : 73 3ests, et +e $ > 7 et ti; ae? 4 “4 : P ¢ a ' : Pe =. ougie® - 1 7 7 . Fee : TOTAAL itp}? eeeeeprer . beset ‘ 7 ¥ ’ "et eee a tia ti hie | aes) : A . | hast? : pe ae bane are. ? a 7 vs ahah: “a2: 8) °° Soe tes PERE! es | A es, > : - tins betae™ : Pe et Loree : ‘ _. P 3 A « : : +e§ BF " ht gh : . 4 . 4 inh it? “_ P Saueess ener ot; eee 7 . ; s a9 the bn " . eer. Fei eee. east - Sahel ; : ‘ ee) eters aie teatees ties ' hy ba SUR eae ~~ : er : sae « ¥ige , 4 - . i ww As : os er mere : : 3 oat Phe | 2 7 TATA Te i ts ka et eee ee ros ; sete ee 2a fags , : cet SER ease 3 Hist foo are es | Pd r P - pa ead 33 Soe Fe s : ci ano 39 ; ro Pe eyes SY eee : : iii “¢ ’ j ‘ 7 a+ - : ba Pa te ¢ ye rge : :s 2 ey) tas Ries ¥ > 4 - . : : 4 “ay 7 ot has. eS ? ; ont io ery as ieebeeere St’ ot ES , 4 Plot mt e°7 ; : ‘ a 4 ty - ey we ee see . ats eo? “a GES adeee eM je y ‘ ci Li i ° a yt | Pee 7 ree OL ee a » . . ; ° $0834 ; eos Se ‘ p i oy idig’ to ? 4 ' : ee ’ f , 5 } ’ y ’ ; * ; gr? he Pe “ hes : yo" reg reek -- 3 es Fi : J > . , Bis taaMee ST tc gett ui Mragtt “3h Uae Paneer ate mas 4.38 ~¢ ae * 7 ee, - + ry : i a > - $ . P 7 a eee res Erte ott? en ; » 4 ¥ a At -* 5 - ; - weet + afr) - ba aot ; a : f ssii. ‘ ages int - - : ’ : 8S 4 tl 4 bi ts : $ ! : er ae te, ; owl 4 ~*~ Bete aeee eee. ¥. - ~ : o os raat? og J : 3 “—_ 448 ati aes > 42 t ' : abel. tight a b3 4 stra itt oe : bea® Lod ,o82 ’ i - : i aa } 4 aha Ass 51 48 «6458 bee +5 ; “4; ; sit 5). Se aelieee 2 re ; » | * Mibatiinih ie ool : : ; : : XY x s a ' 7 a » ¥ : 4 g . : J ~ § ) s : ol 4 ; ae . «" ef - La? ie 7 7 4 . be 5 4 . j ¢ : Bai, . ey t * 4 b . S ink Furs Go! , Wraps and Stoles 32-00 to $1650.00 ice prices, ” $895 —— »x Scarfs Jut at About fh. aoe 2 os >, hee “ee Me re oeceppmengnns > + 4 _ oat SO ae eth i OR ; are, S $39.50 Our Entire Third Floor —will be devoted to this event. Sizes ar- ranged on separate racks to facilitate choos- ing and everything possible done to insure prompt and efficient service. ee \A POST RR ae mn.

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, - SUNDAY, gs Nailv POST-DISPATCA EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 3 0,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. JANUARY 23 190 3 PAT = : as a y. A ‘ ST. LOU POST- DISPATCH : In C ITY C ircul ation, the’! * a == —— — > RY ts. 1932. aaa = ——_——_——_—— = es Schulz will make their | ————— a" : : a a . ae: of Food Gifs G — eee Mr. and Mrs — ce , hon . - Che ridegroom § Lain ; z i, 4 ee Sed rer "a5 _ es. . S ed on Next Page. Leet he ~ “a i = F John - —— , S pve ° eee : VW i entine a i — + WHY WAIT ef the Cousins Tea Ce. ind Ate e se Our “Yvette” Shop Features a New Creation— Side-Part Pompadours Reh SD . ae nun oF ‘ a ‘ ak P . bos. a EEC eee wg das haven 7 *, idee > ayes ce ee sallpisce’ ‘ 4 S> AgBsfbel acge a CEN) Ng 2th m doe» gar Ray a el EF wo ; ; es TM lite + i re A ¥ oe bel First Showin ~ | * , = g¢ . > ‘. ; - ) > fix, . ~ FAMOUS ~- BARK CO. Misses’ Sizes, 14, 16, 18 All Sales Mast Be Final! Women s Sizes, 36, 38, 40, 42 Every Dress will have = epacial Extra Sizes, 44, 46, 48 ticket showing size. Additional remneceieredl os ) salespeopie have been carefully - er oe te trained for this event se you can ce attend—early! promptly and efficiently served, Poe 5 A a a. ig 7 \ ; . Ecoming.ne FE is oe BO 9 ay yp ey eet rea pues Dale: Wea mbatea Bh ks Ags ody ips ae ei ete Prdealae St ar ae ae oe 2 ? 52 : ug a) . ' TT ites sl RUM oak So teas tare ee ek SU Se ae Bi Oe eA OESS 4 BSS ae : * te Meas 9 Besa wk. xiv Re eee a” Charge Purchases Will Appear on February Statements RP RRRREBRERRERBBSERESEEE ESR RR BR Re pee en Cicudinineeinniniinnreitornte tt dd il da Washington Avenue Corner Seventh : . , 4 job , : xs ; noone sia : ee ee ee e : : f. , See ond Platinum | 252 € , bride's sister, Mrs EB. Clarer -4 DR. F. J. GUILBATLT, RB lig ug tg ee | OrTomnrnss® The diamond platinum jewelry shown at this nw. Site Seat ‘Sie Geta tier den ; store is incomparably exquisite. wedding has been set 3 Seventy-four years of the best patronage PApagmarenaeinengss oo aaa Nag $ 75 thoroughly qualifies Bolland’s tor presenting daughter of Mrs. B. Crider of 1901 ° e . * : ; em a Spo Pars avenue, and J. Bruce Pearson This is great opportunity fe most eateate of approved aoremenss, | PoP eT? Rm xquisitely Modele || | eeeee sees a a aX in 3 erdinary .enses. 'F. J. GUILBA Locust at Tenth~Jewelers far 23 lbers at a bridge luncheon at her new Dresses at a Sensational Price ico soa WS — Crepe de Chine — Silk Taffeta aye — Crepe Knit —Tricotine ec: —Satin Faced Crepe =~ —Poiret Twill | Sess —Canton Crepe \ —Beaded Canton ~ { | . ing t po vy tg © are resid- B oll and § Mrs. George D - was hostess Think of it—over 1000 Dresses in all, virtually given away at $18. Only a few of each style, in many cases only one — tre Ddride- re P . . ~—tr ¢ - ¢ Co >. + ? . 7 i. 7 _— ’ ~} : Sv tar the most vital factor of thi is the merchandise! These For the woman who rt : . . . + ha ~ c & - con 7% . ’ ; cesses are values | is am incomparable price— —_ e 99 per cent pure Aluminum ourself what bargains they are! nore will secure a Dress measuring up to her m Half Price (9 ae Peers Sale Hours 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Was $14.99, closing out at NO MONEY DOWN Nothing but express charges on delivery. If the set is just as guaranteed remit $1.50 in ten days, and then $2 a month for three months. , Cornflower Blas) There may be an almost imperceptible dent or two,} Uicnter_» . : : ; ': & mS ae wm! ¢7 | eee wnictae | , | : aR. | | , | Ns Rust—Canna caused by rough handling while in transit, but for use and]... ns... - ae ~—ag # 7 | | | : | At be tt poe | ~~; | | a {*) | | . \ Long Beach Gurability the sets we are closing out at half price are abso- liss G. Re 7 Siutely unharmed, and we guarantee them in every respect. hia hee | | wy J | ) | “a |. fw i = Ber. | : | You pay nothing until the set has been in your home for ten Miss Emma Keitz Nev | Py P| ~@} SS Par .e pan, (2) a 5@-quart tea-kettie. [3] a3-pint -off ee- X mock if New Yo ge (4) @ 4yuart tving-kettie, and the famous White House} “UCed Mmes. W "Ff er, which com.i t f three utensils and ome cover Figure A shows otnmann, Herbert it complete, consisting of a Sg quart preserving kettie, a 2-quart pudding- Raining, Pau pan, 8 2-quart ste ‘pen, OF colancer, and a cover for the set Fig- Freese, Henr: ures B. C. D. EL F. G. and H show diferent uses to which these three , 1 oe Bay pet, Bameiy. a8 @ rearter a large pfeserving-«ettie, a : doller, 8 steamer. @ cassercie, a pudding-pan, a cciancer. T pet one lid to the White House Cooker : sign the coupes and mail it to QUAKER VALLEY ges CO., AURORA, ILL. a 4 “ ’ 7 ' . : ‘ : > a * : ; ' . ~ 23 x : . we : ; 4 f -— 7 ~ . ‘ é . 7 4 4 . 7 4. bs ‘ ¢ : : ‘ . > “4 —— >, » in — - e ' ey : ° > paraive . m ten dara, end .* Ss. ’ ; ~~. ae | - 283 . ‘- — “ ' ; , t ‘ ; H * Baers, iba. * SSS G8 2O08 Las : * $ Be, : Co a , ai 0 r e€ a . : 4 $ mS 4 ; . : be — . - a oe ro — ’ . 7 : . : . yy a" ‘ : “~~, . ‘ al | ? 7 > aS . : ™ - %. - , ; — - a ; : — ie ee ee oe ee ee ee ee ef RINE R@ eech a perc ee eo <a ee mi. ° mage Chpeiggatin = ° Street of “ures Sgutte Dumber hepa. —

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’ —— = —_ ee az — ——— einen ; - = — ae - SUNDAY. | | JANUARY 29, 1928. In CITY Circulation, fhe Dafly POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50.000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPA > ° —— Wy John ge pli aa ce mubers | thanks be given for the several |) b y street. whose amity was one of the | anonymous i food, clothin | S . | F four reported destitute by the police, | oe. of : - Oocia vents , a ; money and fuel which he has re- a ss published in the Post-Dispatch ! ceived. Continued from Preceding Page 9 All Service Facilities | Purch sone ses BUY 8) Announcement was also made of the Charge urcina : WHY WAIT W ‘Marriage of Fred Halemeyer, broth- | Have Been Enlarged Made Tomorrow Will FOR ADVANCE?. (er of the bride, and Miss Cora Her-| So as to Accommodate . h Petrone of the Cousins Ton Co. have bought right for 40 + ee iter, also of Golden Eagle, in &t. B ePa ya ble Marc eer you buy from ue °° UY Sugar. You can depend on the kind of —— wont. 15, 1958. a Record Crowd. Ist. a% pounds Cousins’ Very Best Coffee | Mr. and Mrs. IL Stockman of 6814 610-612 Washington s Irench Blend Coffee : in $% pounds Success Coffee : | Westminster place have sent out | Peaberry Coffee. per pound . | cards announcing the engagement Of | , thair daughtér, Miss Etta Stockman, re ep hpete worm eeaeeeaee G0 and Irwin Rothman, son of Mr. and Japan and Pinhead Gunpowder Tea, per pound. 70c and 80c Granulated Mrs. N. Rothman of 4934 Page boul- | EAGLE STAMP SPECIALS: , evard. | stamps with I-oz. bottle Pure Lemon and Vanilla Extracts stamps with %'2-oz. bottle Pure Lemon and V 00 stamps with one pound Pure Cocoa ....... — ee i 8 te ae aie ee Mr. Isaiah Fleener of 4060 —— Soc Fagle Stamps with three-pound sack Fine Table Salt 10¢ avenue celebrated his seventy-sev- Our Pie Fillings are oe sateen oceanut Cream, Lemon and Chocolate: enth birtha ] 9 with a lunch- | double stamps; “Sc. Double stamps on Teas and Coffee. except with Sugar i a a ae ~ ’ Sugar Seld Only with $1.00 Other Goods. eon given by the following friends, : . Mrs. F. Hagler, Mr. and Mrs. G. | visible sign of | Mrs. Pennie, Mrs. G. Stata, Mrs. ned h Emline Crowley, Mrs. Mustaine and & eel and /Mr. and Mrs. Lowder. Mien arches, pain- | sities troubles soon | : seTMS, EL aMersas Cov entertaines |! Will Begin Monday, Primed to Convert February Into a Month of Intense Activity ee " ———— ee .. Or — va vere a. = FF & see awe * * ee Jan. 21 with a box party at the mat- inee performance of ‘Mecca.’ Among ; ——— es SONS XS the guests were: Misses Katherine “over sinc ] ineceptlo _ “whe z i Ever since ~ inception of our “‘Boosting February’’ Sales, we have The outstanding success of these sales has enabled us to secure the most ; it} } Armstrong, Clare Fricke, Gertrude . . “ee : . at . a e . | oem —_ emoval % | 4 ‘Funfgeld, Violet Kern, Ann Kirch- na the 1 ee in ns 18 a hopelessly dull month. We have laudable co-operation of America’s leading manufacturers. They have elim- His advice | a 5 mer, Helen Meidroth, Ulalia Schloe- | transiormed it into 9 — J ves A month (though not a very profitable inated legitimate profits—we likewise—with the result that never have new | ALL FURS | 2 mer and Mrs. Frank X. Carroll. one). Thousands of women from miles around have come to recognize this Spring appare] and millinery been obtainable at such marked savings Do 7 occasion as an economy event of first magnitude. not fail to share in the daily offerings here during the entire month. rege ea shea ae elpevaielacnr ale =: . - oa NEL OUT TE NEP: kee 8, et GG, 5 CHORBERS. SCARFS,. COATS and CAPES Miss Freida Sommers of 6103 Del- Stone Marten, Baum Marten, Fitch and Fores mar boulevard announces her be- of Al Kinde and Shades. esa || crore! fo Morr Goraintk, 14 Monday’s Premier Event! ; To Be Closed Out at30to 50%Less Pray || °° : y nt! A Remarkable Offering of ... - —before we move to our new location in the Arcade Bldg. oy aie Mr. and Mrs. Henry Karl of 4916 “ a] e@ hil ff La S. mr} f BUCTIONS._ Ls ee Wana. Harney avenue announce the en- | | pecial closi ut pri gt ™ b: % 'gagement of their daughter, Miss closing -o ces on one Marten Chok te Zo 4 y - : We have many different styles to cHoose eng 4) jo enanme, Karl, and Walter Jacobs. R A B E NW te U R C G MO ee Miss Lillian Klinger of 8808 Ash- | ; ad . land avenue entertained Sunday aft- B 205-06 Victoria Bldg. Phone Olive 4927 ernoon, Jan. 22, to announce the en- inal Northwest Corner Eighth and Locust Streets gagement of Miss Florence Murray VY | Th B d h 4 Fi ! Take Elevator to Secondé Ploor and Save Money ‘and Raymond Johnson of Nashville, | Dr tek ood ga a ues d Order on f e , , ’ a > Spring Dresses met ete ah Ne ee eee OR A OR ae ae et . . 7 ” . P e rs eee eee Owe ee ee we 8 ~ cae Ae serge =e» WO c "' w see “ Bad Patan 1 me 8 Rey oe ee ee PEE BIE IIRL ENERO DLE DE TME AOE NE. Tenn. Mrs. Willis Tieman, formerly shared the ts eS : = 5 nee : : N Se nsa t 1 ona l a 4 f h e V cr Yy ao. have a special Miss Dorothy Meyer, honors of the afternoon with Miss e. Additional See | Murray. The guests included Misses pprrecotetre s at Pilgrim Congregationa] Church, e Union boulevard and Kensington av- P P enue. » er alr The following program is an- ‘and announced: ‘‘Marche Pontificale’ "he Newest Sprin Frocks pring This is a great opportunity for those persons requiring different lenses “Medititation.” from Widor's First for all informal occasions, o t | } } for reading and distance to secure one pair of lenses that wi!! do the Sem nhony: Teanck’s ‘‘Piec ern- o work of two, at considerably less than the regular price of two pair of Symphon; i ranck’s Piece Hero | iqgue,” Bach's Fantastia in C Minor, ordinary lenses. fashioned of creponge, taf- the Liebstod from Wagner's “Tris- es ae a {Fae , sae , F. J. GUILBAULT OPTICAL CO. | 82:2" Se" sote'fontieres ||| PUA ESN de chine, tiene an eR pf ea Se NAVY TRICOTINE SUITS in patel, a well ay sap , et a 4 y, y : a dozens of embroidere d, hemde d. | hee Floor.) | | J f wm, V4 ; * iS “ Fi braided and tailored styles. COS | i if i | , . , , =. -— ; sj Y ip a cias sds SCeeTMR piages Reta seseee hereon | te Se f Wl ZT ter pi ng PS vygpyy) | Sy ee , seers Pte I ie Oe oe [2 | TWEED SUITS i : a i t ON (Gr. ag adda ts Te -- SP ‘ Ga *~7 ~~ Za = Cg / DY y “A we? Sag Te 3if2524 ree : 33 cutestht ee ay. o- spends a SS rh ah RSS SS YB pmo te | eee In everything else—style—quality—work- ea i SS. , Pz Big ee ae Sao \\ | i Z manship—they represent the maximum of $ NS ~ ate, ~ ae iy jy spends $65 or cting standards. ° ° f, Le ee i es . Be Z : And the selection! The styles! The variety! Tuxedo f That SavOo tastiness In Sea oods eee is \\\ Eigcait abc Why, there seems to be no end. Suits of navy ender ee esr wie ihe ae tera Saeae tari \ : see "Bud 7 . capeand blouse-back Coats, Be z eae eee re \ ) Les tricotines and pastel colored tweeds—the in both tailored and elabo- ' th It of rover b €CCDIin SEP co aa er |nctniarentiancmangetapmesgnaatiiambamesrttbiane teins ts - wihter “ Mr nah sasha? ens ’ * 5 5 \ tern A el ete ll] Husemannized Sanitary : ——e a » enematied 8 Se Rr ww renege. “ ~~ eu? 2 - i ah 7 Rie Rea wee ae. er + Te ae ——— —— — ————— Dance Dresses @& Better Meats ~ Cleaner Meats ~ Quicker Service ==

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” —_—!=__"—— — ee st LOUIS POST-OISPATCH a Xumately 50.000. the Star by OOOO) at nd the Times" Dv 100,000. Oc, oaty-ahenalll Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in March 3AER. x FULLER Gt RAN D- a oe =e ee ee hala — = ia "Crystal White Laundry Soap | A! , ' as i : oe et eT : Mops are for cleaming and 10 Bars tor 43¢ or AD ere, a ca eee yy J aad ee t =e bat a pec 1 aa ae e . A ne aap gy fe a el ¥, i i Bk a a - oo. tre Ce eran A 4 selishing hardwood and a! iP igh for the average tamz-} ; ss. painted floors. Peet Bros.’ high-grade White Laundsy | a J oe : ae “a Seap; the new large size bar. Buying | 1G Cw pring ir S | SA, : i ay, Magic Floor limit ro bars. No mail or phone ordem vy . 2SLNusm .eee) = Pt ' Ps ~ } oh = 1.3 2 . ~» JQ ' Nal ccepted. sang . Pm. teen Aci eee bk dee .. “7 Be J - > > : iN ? ee iad + nem Pe we. © ? these Skirts have been : ted models, in navy, ; weshed when cciled. Yer claasina @eeun lotheslines, 73¢ . - . . . o .* . . > in Vlas ee i f brown with at- | Nee ™ einer é Was an Pulimgs; tiey ‘her inste : Keystone — a popular brand ef Might ctulesc ) ; — _ cs a aid pause ert ea > ring ti rade norkinkabie Clctheslime. roo-ft epe- : : r a * =. we . A =~ ™ - r . . | | . : | . : ~ . x b " - = = -- ° Fad 7 . -~- . 4 yy ' - ae ‘ * a a . + , —_— = a _ 7 cy ae } £% me 3 +? Lé € 3 "y ¥ e é. > * + € Hi : e — 4 Uses Sea ie oy gooey AY oe WOTEHIixe strong and : ee oe ates ee at a price far . ——— ill eimai wom 2um ich : jam. §* ican PO surtace. “Metal braced ] c . pats = Sale of Pequot and Utica a -ang side handles Sweepers, full size: Can be folded when ® Overstutied Lrvt Covered Fry Pans. : -ase: good grade bris- : mene 7 | The attractive value we Sheets and Pillowcases 4 — ey eee Se ae Wash Baskets, $1.59 7 : ] er tapestry ene ar ——— luminum cove: oe _All-willow Wash Baskets, extra well made, the Suite. THESE _ nds at nized as th ring cot PRING stocks a: Priv. jailv and to! | : : ae -_ lat size, eraten:, side handles and re- - tons. | are bi hed. ana th : 'S are in 8rx9oQo- we must c! 3 . ung Winter garments, and hav | ; teu east FE te 50". apa : me ae ty Sig Bs on ‘ inch size. est your 1 s of thes tarkec them at a ee ee ee emule cote gee Pe Pie i This handsome Suite ¢ “. he ) = ng = ma! measures 45x54 inches. three spacious shelves ce : : Bedroor with . Heating } Four Pieces guaranteed for ome year. eepten Sons ~ ” tw ~ “ - ‘ —_ * - STS RT AIS ROT A I ey ARS te eH a ee —s * LAE AEES IIOP sc LOOT BED LALNT I RS: 5) pilates Nags linas Hale 3 a hh AAD AAAADAAAA 2b daa ; 4 A 7 ” — = c Fe ae . * aie au.” Bg s 3 x ~~. « - ak] « ‘ e > % : “ a. ie ty * » ' 5 . weg » sea —_ ’ = ¢ - 4 y. ta > q . = iy . os Pye ve ** . Aw! . ie 3 4 be: mt i x | Si ‘eo 28 5 a 2 ry t AF so pe ae Ay Py =, aa Ve ‘u 26 inches—for cicaning windows . 42.30 RUN A ME a PTS PAGERS ? , ~ - : "~J . ibis bey ~ . ’ a - ; . a ' ; » Rg wr assortment of Men ats erly Union Suits S$, cotton Un.- — ) “Ons. Some are seamiess. Fifteen pieces-——-six ‘arge cerea@i jars. Ss! 2utomc O1.€s8. a2 Dpytede ea! SHirts and ; . -_ S Drewereail at one-third off marked seiling oni nana ———— = Texoleum at 44 Sq. Yd. tle and salt box, m the popular scuare shape Sanitary Brushes, 23c women's and children’s Winter Union Suits. V ae Dependable grade wat Fs with attractive decorations. Made with good quality bristles and long | Pants, all styles, at one-third off mark aigesoees a ar ha ood handle; for ci toilet bowis. — ening, in ugot and dark patterns, Enameled Bread Boxes, $1.49 : =") = > _ " ~ “ xitct tens bar: > 7 Tc. . © -=AiTS “*nre . sd “ Oorms, halls, et Curt a : - ? " = . r : 3, “Write en - Please bring - : Large size Bread Boxes, all enam Stepstoois, $x 85 eled: hinge cover. Large size, folding extra Dewnstairs Store "4 White enameied Flour Bins: so-pound sige _ strong; nicely hee Sg meen with hinge cower. £: So Can be used fn kitchen er pantry > eae eapnOR NS BR NP ee Map tee BE a= hee eel adel

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. ee eee ee ee a aati In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —--— = Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in March STIX. BAER & FULLER _ GRAND-LEADER Pile it a ee or ws ae a ee eee re a? ——— anne ae > a eh ee en 8 OS MOE ite BD Ahly etd Ce RNS aa Tare ® MME os ‘ 4 . t ' Mt j 4 =. . y | if ’ i - i ' ; - ’ 15 yer an Hy a) ih | , EB hie ° } ; «| . a, “7 0 ' bait ’ : i . ‘ : / /Y ’ ~ hie 7 ; ; ‘ity ,. newt ’ s 7 jf | > ii > i} i? ‘| ih ih } | Pint s Zz : 4 i, “4 Jf t} 4 “ : : ; ‘ ; . 1 ' " is. ’ ; ' - p ’ —@ i ’ / ’ ° - 7) ’ ) ' ‘ ‘ ‘ en iit ih iii th) | of j il . est hhh ' 4 | f ; ‘i ; ' ’ o ' . a ” * ‘ ; “ ' ' NM , ti i } : A ’ — . : i# it i ' e ; : T 4 / 7 i a - " 5 fi : liv, ' ; - f ‘ i Wid / Wy, , ! “HT ; } if . ‘ . ft ‘ ; f hia : iti j A ; ’ é } j “ ) ; ¥ i O y , ‘ . 7 | ‘ ; 4 j a , ; 7 : — | ; j -% , : ' / t $4) py, * ° “ ° ' Z Z " ; ’ i | 7 / i -d ‘ i — f- rot j i ete. /, sb ; = Mii a OL Sai 4 \ ~= , tars - = — sing” Jit TATTIL =} ey = 3 ay } ye Mii TH Se iF Alte ; ‘ if ‘ i shiiial in = rite 4 hl “ ' ij if — a ‘ ' } ’ it ; = : ’ f fj ut : 4 \\ ° _ : = ; +) if = \ ) ’ . “ s | . A — 1 i va a = M : e y * . ; ' ’ - sahil . | Whi! = = ‘ bs WH WetsssiHae! thi Z | ' ‘ . : . - ' ' ~—— } : = 5 ’ « a ; ' g- = 46 } 7, ; ’ . 4 ~~ - j A\ . 44 ’ a | . \) | yt ; iF , . A N\A ‘2 ’ ; a 5 , \ \\ ry ‘ -—~ _ Z (Ft 2s «s “~~ ay ‘ \ . gu Wi ; . 4 i + 4 = $60}. , _ ae / " — — , im | — oo r u , = - >— | ; — ——— = | ae i —J 7 f © a - — , ' + — 7 efe ti ‘ - ' ; "4 hur - / ey a x i ’ 7 ’ i\ f .. L Uh ’ ‘ . ‘ | j a ’ 4fi FZ . pele sive E = Vis = Models direct trom the late Style Revue, sample lines and factory lots at prices unusually low. a a os feabltioee = UCN Sane ee YP ik $ Gad gor meme, at this early date, of the styles of the coming season, in all phases of clever Shoe artistry he ‘NK4 N’ : = nual practicality, gains for this annual sale the interest of a style show, but the prices declare \ BS it the most practical of money-saving opportunities. | == » UL! iva re TH; 628 REO 2 en RS ENDER 7 ee et —_ =~ Ay =u | Sal —~ =S er oe - - ST ee — mg ~ eee eee eee ee - le cee y Laundry Soap tor 43C “grade White Laundry 1000 Pairs Women’s Pumps Plain or Strap With High or Low Heels mail or phone orders a The February Sale of \ A : at #3 * lines, 7 7 ; ee bana of high- This splendid assortment includes the latest patterns in Pumps oe > lothesline. 1o00-ft. sec- AR of patent leather, gray suede, black suede, brown kid and black eel Tt . oe Including New Goring Pumps Queen Anne period Suite in English brown ma- drawers, and large writing bed. -In Colonia! de- 2% : / “Te 4 poards, 65c hogany shows refined lines and superior work- sign. | or A $ 95 t Serta boards; extra large size: manship. Vanity dresser of generous proportions, End Tables, $5.50 urface. dresser with 40x28-inch mirror, bow-end bed, and valet chest, compose this Suite. At the price quoted it is a splendid investment. In Tudor design, finished in English brown ma- :; 25 inches. : : nogany; top measures 12%25 mc Brooklyn-made Shoes, showing the highest type of workman- : ee eae Cane Living-Room Suite ro Sa ie \ a seis Rhee “ — 5-Piece Breakfast Suite. $69.75 => ek ee \ ship. € majority of the styles in this group were shown 1n the S Three Pieces, $146.50 ‘ee Wonk costume revue in Chicago, on January 19th. All leathers are avail- The davenport is provided with loose spring ‘ vr ' yor : , ; seat aiden two sunburst pillows and slumber iia ote Wash Bench and | Spring and figured cretonne covering. (Sever .Wringer, $8.95 Ask the salesman about our convenient payment plan. ball-bearing Wringer, ie ee NESS ee A line of Spat Blucher Oxtords—the new Vanadian Calf Ox- co eearee- V; \\ ford with low or military heels, also black kid, brown kid, patent eee eens, and NB =a colt or mat kid—is included in this group. All sizes ana widths olding b whi ' Cie ' , holds two washtubs. Annual Sale of imo SONS’ are available. tubs, sc S =. Strap Pumps Vassar Pumps de of galvanized irom: S ample Luggage En . . a _~\ ie i“ $17.85 At ‘6° pers , 7 Bo i - a 2 FIvE hundred pieces of fine luggage, comprising the entire NO ee a ee = sample line of one of the largest luggage builders in the an 3 : Strap Pumps in patent leather | patent leather. This highly de- country, will be offered in our February Sale at prices that are Ew and black satin. conse atte ae sizable style comes in. if cee surprisingly low—less, in fact, than the cost of construction. jE necls or with the covered Cuban | WES : Also walking Oxfords in smart Clothes HER | Dress Trunks, $5.00 to: $20.00 a oee Se Ee - : | =~ ti dress heels that are new this styles, of tan, black and patent bd; adijust- : ‘i 3 : ing: i idths. leather. s. Can be folded when * Built of the best grade of trunk materials, with Brief Cases, $5, $7.50 and Spring; 2.9% Snes ae eee ee cold rolled steel trimmings, good locks, and trays; | hundred of ru ’ ‘ys We offer approximately one hundred o tretct s, $2.98 ere we Pemaey eae prices quote’ these commercial Brief Cases, each a value of retcners, 92.9 thigh character. There are severa! eigenen —_—_—_—_-——— : : N | Siscslie Seas Ea sone nse * stable brass pin Curtain Suitcases, $2.50 to $25.00 scylen, aaa with three and four pockets. | nally well made of Cali- Ts re 2, of the best leathers obtainable, | | *- oy IN THE DOWNSTAIRS STOR ££ ll size; will stretch cur- : over steel frames, in box and top. Most of them — | lest to the largest size. B® have shirt fold and straps all around. 24 and 26 ms, Stretcher can be used | inch sizes. , Wardrobe Trunks, $20.00 e- veneer, covered an ound ° 4 * Erpveling past, 92.00 se von sg | Bn’ rae Fiber, showing solid cenit tae 1 0,000 Pairs W omen S Fine Shoes These Bags display the finest construction, and | —. and full cretonne lining. Large hat box, come in 16, 18 d inch sizes, for men and yee top. and wardrobe for to to 16, 18 and 20 inc ’ ; | roomy drawers, open top, women. Most all of them are leather lined. | ya suits or dresses make these Trunks very con- venient. They are suitable for men or women. $ 00 Black Calf Same Trunks, with closed top, $18.00 Sul ) Tan Kid titans ac a wh . i Tan Calf == Bleck As Se rs : muse. | is! — | | a Ba ey Pi) | aug = ee | - Steamer Trunks, $6.00 to $20.00 2 . Brown Calf Patent Leather 4 > ie TE Cr Oi : Dn ee RY = : ATA Geko. | _In regulation steamer size, with solid steel trim- a > ee | . : gS INAGE | ORR Age > | - mings, deep-set trays and good locks; these Trunks : | : Peaos és’), = | show substantial construction and are marked at | | ¢ Re Sa) Bel!) ae a extremely low prices, Machines, $21.75 : 3 ic Wesh Machines, with tric motor; can be used Revolving zinc/cylinder. Because of its size, can erage bathtub as well as : Strap pumps, Oxfords and boots come in these desirable leathers, with military, (Fourth Floor.) ~\. ESTEE . oD Cuban or low heels. They have light-weight extension soles, and are available in - ) — : all sizes. Never before have we offered a more attractive lot of Shoes at this phe- nomenally low price. tee ae meee ee i. . =. 4 a a ac i a a ee ns ea a tart ape, he ven ¥ v a ig 4 . a Se ak i . a oe » ae peneteenetneneieetnen sn ae ’ ° , r | Infants’ Shoes, $1.00 Pair = 19099 Prs. Women’s Rubbers Senches $o g We offer sizes 4 to 8, 2 to 5 and | : ’ 9 | ¢ Ml tn . First-Step styles, in plain black or | Of good quality low heel styles; | nade of hardwood, meta =. , GPo-. , pad { = combination colors, with hand-turned | all sizes: pair, 4g¢ i durable. Will hold two ' Se con? | ila | soles. Excellent quality. | | hes wringer. - | = ——— NCAT ae —~ va) * os tienes (Fifth Floor.) -_ | A 6 $ tt | (Downstairs Store.) — sophia aah iia Foe = PRE big . Maa ee +c ee 7 ee | hr AEE a ne yes © ah Rite: eM EE “py Rie is ey ee _ ~ Oe ae Suen Oe ee ee eee I ATT seen —— ¢ + ee ‘eit ke Bee i

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es OAT i bt (ErUS the Giobe-Vemocrat pv DPDPrOimarere oe _ ance Siar vv 7.0900 ann the tmes DV 10000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATI‘H © in CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPAISH ES Globe-Ds : liaisons on ve wy LUDO ana the Ames Dy TOMI Sn ccsescuansaessacet#eeweeeeeetetseecescaeseeeeee=eeee=—=—————— ? ite Sateen | Bloomers | 19¢ After Months of Preparation the Big Sale Begins Tomorrow. 17 35 79 49c 40c 36-Inch Ging- Window 69c ic c ve Ticking 30 and $6. 3.95 Blouses Pillowcases Percale ham Shades Bloomers Muslin Cretonne’ Satinette We | 25¢ | 49c | 29 | me '2.95) Bde | le | le ‘(Fearth Pieer) |. pieces: es 1 RRR EN a eS ree r 7 ae rf? Mi SE ID ee oe RE ‘ Shige Cor ee eee SPE SP | OEE EO EOS . wy eee ae Wien. Fag? eats, ieee Se IBM as ae Sh PR ee a ee ee) ae Ay ae « Se TH BRE Hee Ky we ‘ EEL ake as ie ; : “ — sii : oe seas et "7 yf eet ras "a , a et en a. ee eee Ce sor a " eee: rye ; z + 26 Sie’ : , 7 “a ‘+ . ws 4 F> - sea - Pooh - ? ees ee Er simeyalt® x ai CE ee ES SURED... al cit eT en ao — * a at : ee an white Bath T . F 4 te =. 18 |. =: 7 ae : * “ee Treeaa 1} geat- $9 Tablecloths : \ | 7 68. $1.50 Table Damask ‘Bleached Toweling iN son cares § "$6.50 Table Sets weer gterern . et... | = 74 eae oe $2.25 Table Damask 25 Toweling so Table Sets Eve yards oe t — ae ee 19¢ ; $3 Table Damask 30 Linen — SESS 8 feeciec: sal 24¢ Mein F leom—NSegcents. | Maia Fileer—S egerts.) Remnants of 49c Black Sateen d 5 C : =| , . 40c Shirting Madras 85c Tissue Gingham $1.25 Linen a Ree a3 neh Shirting Madras 25¢ Tiss rhs wae | iiss = _ —— = - bs ; ila “a o@imes 4 S 4 LB 7 PS for Visses / : Nec 2. — ; - . _— = , ‘ Nor ‘Shir 2% RO¢ : pi ig il. 1.50 Shantun: = — $1 Shirting aie Cheen.; gly Soe 3 263) $ Shenteinl S QX- 50c Printed Voile Pr Pak re ; net 5 Raiura, ‘32 | c | | . waive 220 Ini colored zZ Bas, Witz ]: 6/7 Sizes 8 to 878 I8 € > While § to Sell for $2.95 to $3.95. —_ Hu While They Last Monday at ® * . € * ’ * . . . :- * : . . So Cc,” F ~ ‘$7. 50 to S16 Aspring E ; J ee A Mo lav teature of pe . : | Le quill ‘trimmed, flower triipestecn or PB) aay sie asement Shoe Sale Ge | te) ee. > ree it sol es matrons....- Bargain Ba«emen!t—N\egen'«. i | be New Shoes! New Styles! Great Savings! 23 PW ID ssuss 9° ).9S aoe yr ve BARE eg Valves, = A $10 to $15 Sui ts a re, $15.95 Two-Pants Suits oo rs 20 - Ore’ art eg ? 5 °w " ¥ Me ~ _ = —— . . - —— , he ot PS -~ ** re, > ra 7 rs in + ~ atedipamcmenmats ocnmanannaesdiitoas » z “ secend } |\vor—* ug a ta. a dé J + = . Harsain Basemen't—%* agents. Sale Specials From the 4th Floor $39.25 Samer. Setsfor | & ‘ E | 2 ea =| 1 | ome uits—Coats—s $5.50 to $9.00 | | | . “iA ong 8 ay | : i. Grades—Monday. . , > — tg gen nn iets ian te scalloped | | ) _ = —- is + — $2.98 and $3.S8 $1 Dinner Sets $2 res Hot Plates Pyrex Casseroles ao. Aas thet ine Om. * $1.59 sae i Siz. gs $32.25 Floor Lamps ! Hi Pyrex ware 7 Sand @E Qg amps | $9.50 and $9.75 ae - ) : and-painted stad $19. 98 | : $3. 08 | - on : | eee with giass shades $3.50 Automebile nae Pema: | ~_r $5.00 $2.32 i suecuveuwnse Prt creer eseetes sess ese eee iat * f) Pepil : : — a ‘rearth Fleer VJecremm) — SES“ 4A S22 OBES . a BSLLAABREAZABZEARLERBBBAS BSB ES RRSBSBESZELESSESSSOSESSESRRBASEREEESEES RS LIRR MR AE ON La ON

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(atl ele __In CITY Circulation, the Daily PUSi-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by Approximately 50,000, the Star by 60.090 and the Times by 160,000. ST.LOU'S POST-DISPATCH —— —————— —— S088 8.2 8. B.e. wnnnenscncrtesteaconensunsseeretsusessensatsennsacentessesssanssousensestenezensenaeseaeemeay Emerson Double Face Records * eS — NN ad « 7 . - . ie | 7 e : os 4 - ss “ge a : ' | 4 for $1.00 . Pet. * "ete . . * * * . ee. > *.* owe, AAs, %e"s ag P . * *. . a ar >’ =~ . , yey . A * . * ~ ‘ “ | Pt». A Ne “rk FO. . 7 t-« eebaer a Ne ies Cte SIRS ESSER OY Lh eee a a * ee .°® e *_a Be « e . ‘ . . a es 7 hk Not PPC Pe ae fon 1 ees ban? we * 9 oe Mei 90° tad. Os «* S..9 6,08 «* e ° i ‘ I] . Popular dance aud voeal pieces. vartment [gy With Exceptional Values—We Invite You to Come and Share in These Savings | ile Ts, Ma - : (Third bt loor—Nugents.) a Fruit-of. pi sundry 25c 39c 59c Tan Cotton : Tie Bleached Barnsley’ $ W : 35 Boys’ $1 Lunch | Girls’ 35 Loom Mygal§ Soap Linen Madras Challies Cote Muslin —e $4.75 oa Gian rt " ts. Waists Psa in po r 12%e | 19¢ 20€ 125¢ Yt fu 'i-fashioned silk lace oe 29C (ye , 19¢ ‘eI Bute ‘h- “inch Whit iia i ,G-ir oh clocké@d Ho ; iintran asso oo - cq) ee - Fs "+ . 4 A i) ft 2 se iv} z f eon . ir Pd Pri t 2\2e a o "ty eo wm’ ¢ ' el rt 1 } . Unble: hed: O- mel Cana pairs - iid pure bleached Pei rhite Muner heays foo , ie mercerized note Silk Pongee, . rt a ie i eple . oe . os a 2 ‘- % ¥ Net 7 brown, also two. tone © ‘lore d 30-in. JNimono woo! mixed im bottle, stee with the popu 36-inch rem the t Tt Pat : Tee ond i eg corded striped na T unr al tal) “ced int a u t ty a f ; : R eached Mua. aitieg Y:y by el ores iT lHiose. ” a rt _ , 7 iti rude kerbo cxAxers. Case wit » ‘ , p Me ‘ 1 j nants fine soft ” } ; : | i] =e ’ ct t " . : . f z ban 4 ¢ . ' , : ' sila wm Tié +’ : ’ + . : zoom Muslin. Bo yrders lied. finish Patterns; full color: wanted ian and flo 1 ' lin in mill ng wi L sepia tne aie lined. taped i le n R ' ffor , quality, satin a 4 ag bat , ¥ - aera : pieces.¢ for draperies, nassernn. ra remnants more m> Diy fe tli I as ae (Main Floor.) . er. Ja 4 $3.00 Crepe de Chine, in light and dark colors; 40 inches wide $3.00 Sport Satins, in ivory, navy blue or black; 40 inches wide. .......: ) 10 Kirk’s Bov- Si) \ ae se ‘f ¥ | $3.00 Blossom Time Prints, in new beautiful designs and colors; 36 in. ceacaae ooam 6c £ eA Ss wide wets eee © eee © SO © 6K (Mala Fleer.) $3.50 Black Satin Romaine, for dresses; 40 inches wide Kven y Bs needs Aw fe Al | 2.50 Trousseau Silks, in pi . ivory ; 40 inches wi 25c Peroxide of a Si ee ) Ste should began this sale At . sas Black Satin ceepe: rsdn par ag isonet ope ne 1! A bothobs( Imagine! For EIGHTEEN | . e | : of , | pe ay full strength LOC : | Ln ™ DOLLARS you can choose from tomorrow, } For on gee Oy (Main Floor.) wal) agra 7 fine, heavy quality Canton crepes, | 7 fa taffetas, novelty silks, Georgettes $22.00 ') ¢ fro 7 | | EE | i wiislal fo ptm | a a 2 LO 5 Dr Ss Goods 59c Sateen OL ALL oe and crepe de chines, in the newest : eg € ao ae TeaeaMWNe «6 Spring shades, including black, dies, Bolivig@}plushes, 12 _ 3 to 9 yard lengths of 29 ~ te 6c Nf Vi begat st" navy and brown. Handsomely em- C eee Hoa A bellished with novelty beading, belted, loogimnc pleated L | bas 1000 yards; all mill remnants, in one to five vard 69 38-inch Black Sateen. Ex- ¥ ," hoe 7 hack model beautiful- : ae : — Included . ee wool «sage hy Fa pis $ 1: eellent quality; rich silk finish. (mal — ort" | nt yy , embroidery, ruffles, floral trim- : . — Wili, Covert Ciothn ani ricotine; 0 vt Inches wide { y : ly trimmed embroid- f= BS | \ A good color range, including navy or black. 50c Black Venetian 10¢ Graham’s Pe a vo we and new sleeve effects. wi . EA € es | Plain Black Venetian, 9 iS 4 W . € é 3 $1.50, $1.75 Dress Goods | $1.25 Wool Challis silk finish, heavy quality, 29¢ = : Sizes for Women Sizegmmen f = 800 yards of mill remnents, one 27-inch best all-wool Challis, in for linings and bloomers. = Sizes for Misses Sizé eS 2 to five yard length. Included are all- | neat dots, stripes and floral designs, = x | wool, storm and French serge and | in light or dark grounds. Suitable | 35c Sateen Sy = (Seeong Bteer.) henriectta; 38 to 42 inches wide. | for dreses, waists 69 36-inch Sateen in plain 29¢ pilatory Wanted shades, including ea nein i awe ....VU7C | colors. Mercerized silk Powaer ...04C | navy blue or black (Main Floer—Nugents.) finish. (Main Filoor—Nugents.) (Main Floer.) Sc Turkish || $1.50 [Bose $1.98 4 we : —- ae sa $1.55 | Never Such a SHIRT SALE As This Towels NapkinipPants Diapers Batiste Dimity Nainsook || Nainsook Sheets Sheets Sheets 10c $ 1.0018 148 | $l. 29 oC D5¢ $1.69 $3.95 $1.25 $1.39 $1.19 3600 Shirts—Usual $2.50, $3, $3.50 and $4 Qualities for $1x50 inch x99-in. extra . ° . 2 ‘ ng. peamle The finest lot of Shirts we’ve had in 16x3:2-in., good 15x15-inehs 00! m 20x20-inch White mercer- ae ; ight unbieached med Nikpan $i cheviots and Star Bird's- re: ized Batiste, mee Yo Sg mg onan = Bolt Nainsook, long seamless 72x90 - inch cg vp Baggs Pree rally nie ese ett best eraten: fine Sheets; soft fin- seamless Sheets; irs select varn. ; ish. no starch, f (Main Floor.) (Main Floor.) (Main 5 Fieee.) (Third Floor.) (Third Fioor.) (Third Fleer.) 32 Vv ears at this price—every one brand- Ah els; fringed kins; assorted ; sizes S to subject to slight made of fine or large checks. separately bexed. eed (Basement.) (E ae is. (Basement.) (Main Floor.) wm | " , . KH new, fresh and clean. Purchased espe- Former h Yet) Royal Wilton Rugs os: cially for this sale—shown for the first Hehvy. serviceable O299-foct Baws in . KN \ | time tomorrow. All sizes from 14 to ‘eal Te oh 9:65) | AY. \* 17 to choose from. \ \\ beautiful Persian, Chinese and small figured effects in soft, richly blended } colorings. Ends are finished with fringe. Choose from fine quality Russian cords, English 9x12-Foot Axminster Rugs | Former $31.50 Brussels Rugs Zan madrases, novelty flannelettes, woven madrases, Run-of-the-Mill—the first, off the] Alex. Smith & Sons Sxissfoot fine y Sy/ white madrases, silk striped madrases, white jersey aaa ¥ ge Ten espe ee = sg mega a Beha be ih seamiess ——— Rugs, in neat 2 > hi d: N 8: Fur-Trimm : _ ocean te $5.45 Clothes Wringers; with 11-inch Overalls Embroidered £ ee ee : \. extra deep maigh2s : 5c i 8s; the guaranteed rubber rolls ...........cseseeee i ove 9 °, 6 - \\ ws’ ’’ make, with swinginy | as 23) Men ~ Suits—$ 32. 1D Values For ‘ $1. 55 ‘One Minute | ae 70c Coalhods; large 17-ine! Handsome Clot... Fos; a fully : size, red lin , wringer = f ted lvanized ) ly J Doll h Suits! Seems impos | , COTTUR ALE! Farvantse os) ae. Only Twe ‘niv-One Dollars ior such oul ‘ S . M Pl Tailo ed a> guarantecd . ” Pa Wbse: yy ara | | Of . 220-weight ain . s = “a with reinftoreed sible. but th - ra here _einale anid double breasted mod- f biue denim he : H Pin checks. Full PCIE LILY OLE Bil spe A ig OPN G. FOOTE 4 3 75hc Paints; ready for ge for floors, Fine Silk-Li atic ts. te. | ‘ : | Ba walls ase rg ai a 48&C apesyer ‘6 full ¢ angic els of good quality mate) rials, in both peneil and group eut with high 3 Ctr) we ty $1 OQ’ Cedar Mops; fu sieht and black. Sizes 35 to 44 hho Sizes 34 to All sizes for . ™ and . J ) : : "$2.50 Chamber Pails; of best quality eH r shape, with adjust C ‘ “? eer ‘. SPA ahia . . . with ~—- A 49 a ) \ able hand! oe ape, Oe » ak oid (Main Fleer, Meas Store—Nagenis,) $1.55 a me a ca Ales 7 dae kets ; juniors. a S03% | j mation a wart rset : en: el Covers . “ii , (Bargain Basement—Nuceats.) a : pe tier \y —_ P = BESS CHESSEZE AME BSSQrTEscRBsaeaeTts 220. 20.66 662 2.208 ee Cees - . (Third Fleer—Nugents.! *

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sv MpAT, san SPAR igual : TE CHILDREN FOUND 8 gsi0E DEAD MOTHER'S BODY Cares for Waifs Whose Fa- to Return From Own Failed Merchandise purch Mother's Bedside. during this midwiater’ 4 Children’s Home Society of: Sale will be held until” sri, Newste: ad and Margaretta re att, 1922, tf you de is caring for three chil- sire t a 9 were found by neighbors in their home, near _ with the body of their died the day bee« ies by 100,000. In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST- DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by y approximately 30. 000, the Star by 60,000 and the Tin Grorlicht:Duncker Locust at Twelfth ° : . Midwinter Salef Furniture Draperies Floorcoverings 12 ~~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | REDUCED RAILROAD FARES T0 at the annual banquet of the Cor- nell Club of St. Louis Tuesday night at 7 o’clock at the City Club. Dr. Farrand will address a gen- eral assembly of students, faculty Livangston and the public at 10:30 a. m. Tues- help to make elean lov-| elected president of Cornell Univer- | day at Graham chapel, Washington sail | ‘sity, will be the principal speaker i University. | | Pre- “CORNELL PRESIDENT TO SPEAK ST. LOUIS FEB, 2 T0 25 Dr. Livingston Farrand Will Address | Club Banquet Tuesday Night. Mer-| pr. recently All the world loves = lover, but it must be 4; clean lover. Clean clothes | Store Hours: 8:30 to 5:30 Every Day Including Saturday Several Spring Meetings for Farrand, chants to Be Held During That Period. Reduced rates into St. | Louls from points in Missouri, Okla- | homa and Arkansas, have been ar- ranged for the period from I*eb. 2 to 25 during which time merch: nite” | apring meetings will. be held here. This was announced yesterday by P. W. Coyle, traffic commissioner of the Chamber of Commerce. The following conventions are) scheduled to take plate during this time: Missouri Retail Monument Dealers, meeting of Automobile Dealers, Missouri Retail Clothing Association, St. Louis Automobile Show, American Ceramic Society, |§ Missouri Retail Hardware . ae ——— oe P ta ~ se et - « >. Se — i > " pe ES tet Sie — a | 4 ) i , ; e } »'? ° ‘ ’ ; | } ‘ : r huh a ; ‘ F ; ; ' ae 3 ’ ' } } ; i t f a i +} ; ' ; , ’ . ‘ j ey ; j } " ; . ‘ i J } . ; St a . 4 ‘ ’ : rie - i if / i >| » i iy arty ; s } f , ] ’ ; . ’ j ‘it ‘ ; > | | + ta ’ j si ; ; ; " ‘ e ; ; i 4 | } > . ; ; t ‘| | ‘ ’ 1 i* , § i . ’ ‘ : 4. 5 } ’ | ; ' ‘ ; ' | ‘ { ' TERMS: CASH WILL PLACE IT IN tc 0 7 — a Louis | points agent sell- 7 eT toe] s rent of Rugs | Slightly Imperfect We have just received a lot of No. 1 imperfect Rugs which permits us to offer some of the best values in this line that we have had in a long time. The following list will hardly give you an adequate idea of the real value. Come in and look them over while the range of patterns is still extensive. EC 1 a ae ~— Soe ag rs Serre Mee ETD Fahad - _ ~ . - los : rae Raine. Sista “er rus Si ae - Os ae Court for Maintenance Order. | § A separate maintenance suit was filed yesterday by Mrs. Electa Chap- | man, 6025 Pershing avenue, against | Floyd Chapman, president of the Chapman Sales and Manufacturing | Co., 112 North Third street, asking $150 a month. May $1, 1921, and separated Dec. 1. They were married | YOUR HOME TOMORROW Pay the balance in small convenient amounts. SMITH-REIS ‘ ~ ‘ oo i 7 - - 2 - - a A — gi fp MM”d«—CO— or ; : i —— a saa Be wt - es Ly ar oe 3 #, : - i} i Axminster Axminster Axminster Axminster Axminster Velvet Velvet Velvet 27 x54 inches 86 x72 inches 6 x9 feet 8.8x10.6 feet 9 x12 feet 27 x54 inches .ox10.6 feet 9 x12 feet $ 4.50 7.25 23.25 37.78 39.75 44.50 47.50 (_—*. F 19.75 $1.75 | $5.75 1 8.50) 29.75 ~ 32.75 «4 28.50 11.50. HD. 39.40) “ Axminster Axminster Axminster Axminster Axminster Axminster Axminster Velvet Kxtra Velvet Axminster Axminster Velvet Mrs. Chapman says her husband | has a monthly income of $500. Her | lawyer, Charles Fensky, stated that Chapman has been paying $100 a month alimony to his former wife... Mrs. Lewla Rader Chapman, 4854 Fountain avenue, who obtained a di- | J vorce from him Dec. 28, 1920. made with loose 6 x9 ~~ feet tapestry or 8.5x10.6 feet 9 x12 feet . -—- x feet whecteabsiocates §.5x10.6 feet ed with loose 4 xIl feet inches long, 7.6x9 feet in a fin: 9 xlZ feet 9 xI2 feet oe 9 x12 feet $87.50 9 x12 feet 6 x9 § feet MAIL ORDERS accepted on same basis while stock on hand lasts. Suite. (‘hoice of Three-piece Mahogany Overstuffed spring seat cushions and velour in plain and figured e: ) spring backs. Pp] ANO & : Val. Reis, Gen. Mgr. 1005 OLIVE ST. i mpmmations Midwinter Sale Price... Old Mahogany Polw spring "4 inches deep and 3/7 quality of tapestry. ‘hrome Davenup pillow back is 7] inches high. It is upholstered cushions and loose Regular Price, $127.50. Midwinter Sale Price.. . --" ‘ be a ee ~ a ee ee ee Midwinter Sale Priceg Regular Price. Charge Purchases Will Appear on March 1st Statements > OLIVE AT TENTH Monday the Last Day of the Chair or tc} above $32.1 819 Chair or Rocker above °*. Chair or Rocker ‘above Two-piece Living Room Suite, uphol stered in tapestry. Davenport and Ghair to match 7.5 | 7 ee ; famines We 00 ae ee 8 > SC . J u Midwinter Sale Price. Decorated Oblong Folding Table . $17.50 $ 5.00 Mahoganv Table 6.25 Walnut Drop-Leaf Fable 25.00 2.00 Walnut Table Walnut Drop-Leaf Mahogany Queen Chests, cuade and Bookcases Regular Midwinter Price. Sale Price. $ 52.50 $37.50 60.00 87.50 8.7% -—— LY A = a : » 4 a ¥ f 3 Old Mahogany Polyehrome Old Oak Polychrome Chest Mahogany Inlaid Sheraton Cabinet. Oak Table Desk Table Desk 8.7. Dek. ok cc dk. ccc ce beeeee. $2.50 Table Desk Zu 62,50 Bookeage 67.50 i3.7e 15.00 17.00 18.75 (S.75 19.50 22.00 23.50 ————— Golden j © E Anne End T - . = q | o- - . ‘ to . - Lek ARR Ee ema ate OPS: altel otal, 4 it i Ry, Oke Mahogany Walnut Mahogany Walnut End Table A) Antique Mahogany Mahogany Da Tae. a: Table ... Mahogany Table Antique \ enport eee* 88 © 8th s Library Mahogany iibrary Walnut Drop-Leaf Table Mirrors Zk Polychrome Oak Library Table... Midwinter Sale Price, & 3.40 10.75 Regular Price. oat eeeesadeteeeh Conen $ 6.75 Mahogany Davenport Table ~ > : he A r - 7 . ad, y > - on 4 ani . . ee ams nd hig ; _ ~ = ao . cs a ve" f ~ ne oto eden ee : he ae e 2 4 . . - 7 . ‘ a — i ; oit)am 4 "s Pt" f . * iY vas - a= me a ‘ ~ , i = ag . ‘ ¢ « won - ayy ae * 5 Re or . =: ¢ _— " re eae - . a om then + re" ° : a — - . og? tee: Pb. ee ae eee ee a af wr, ag 3 2 Be = Yak ead - * ce eae ‘ . ; * oe te . ” 7 ee pels Eases Oe + Oe a ~ * y -* s € - 2 a on ae : - — . . fe 7 Oe ae aia 7 ate » ~ - . 7 - a t Ss : WS ag ie fe ligt SE Bik Retin ht tage hte Ae ag ORR sige ei , pa ith ~ : eT LMT ge Es oan - - “ ee. eee — ™ , “ - mS & “ * c = - * RA ea , sw on - . x = . Tang en eters ae * ~ ee peed Sete ame ‘pee . by ns Z pee ~ ee - —— ” ange HAG nae UTE ~ wer may . » 7 D Bs ad a Mier * 5 a = . » ~ J a - » 7 ne ¢ ° ve Ss. ¢ acm y at - . . Tye ee fy a * + . - : »*¥ — os P » . v _= Ss y - Offering. Unquestionably the Season’s Most Remarkable Values Entire Stock of Women’s & Misses’ ’ Suits:Dresses:Coats-Wraps — Reduced Without Regard to Former Cost DRESSES! DRESSES! — For Street, Travel and Afternoon Wear. Wear. oe ae Formerly Priced to $150.00 Formerly Priced to $89.50. DL | | Redaction * OD: Other Dresses Reduced Proportionately ! Suits For Women and Misses o For Women and Misses 4 HALF PRICE HALF PRICE FUR COATS AND WRAPS Included in This Sale at Most Radical Reductions Walnut or Mahogany Drop-Leaf Table.... Table Drop Leaf Table 57.50 4° 00 00.00 Table 5? 50 Polychrome Murror Polyehrome Mirror Metal Mirror 11.75 Polychrome 15.7% Silver Mirror 37. 21.7 Mahogany Mirror 18.7% Polychrome Mirror 18,75 Mahogany 35-FPanel Mirror Polychrome *-Panel Inlaid Sheraton Mirror Mahogany and Gold Mirror Volyechrome Mirvor Polvehrome Mirror Ivory Portable Mirror Polychrome Mirror Mahogany 50.00 — oa mom eunemanseesatias See . " >. ~ Se ~ | < : - " * ~ . * = s ~ SS S . ‘ Po ~~. “ - . ~™ ~~ * - . ‘ . _— 4 = et _ Sa nae ? no eye eR ao $10.00, $7.50; = —— Final Reductions . _ 100. Differe ' 314 and 4 yards long. These are Curtains that cantot be reproduced at any price. All Bridge Lamp inade of very fine quality of linen thread, mounted on best quality of imported nets. This is the best value we have ever of- Decorated Parchment Lamp Shades—Half Price » fered in Bridge or Reading Lamp. It is made of wrought iron with handwork Ten-inch size, running at $5.75, $6.75 and $9.00—one-half of above price. IP-inch- sie, Ab...ccccocscecseccvcedeeess dca polychrome finish. It can be adjusted to any angle. It has a beautiful 12-inch 14-inch Gidd,.. QBnccceccesccescecdeceet 13.50 18-inch size, at eeee ee ee esecdes 28.50 shade trimmed with a fine three-inch silk fringe interlined with a figured 22-inch size, at..... ..819.50 to $38.50 All marked half of above price. 4-4] Coats and Wraps , -neetim agg ~O =i 4: ee Oy teed a A as q Pai eh ACL OLLI ROLE A AE AEE A ONS material, which gives a lovely, soft color effect. Illustrated above. Special at $33.50 A A te es : Our Thrift Terms give you’an opp | | Remember Our Thrift Terms »" ¥ Furniture of the best quality abd pay fori f on a most economical extended payment plan. “Our saving. interest to you is worth while. Let us explain the plan in de ie - —T * ys eg ee By ate be « & Se 4 Fan ae: oe 7 +. geri cart E

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” aif SUNDAY, lice In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. ' F CHILDREN FOUND | Sere. and suffering from aold and Bes " pean. p renew, yee- | fag Sure. . , hg } > - eit? THA kOCc\N += Mo., WwW a ‘ *.

BRos | During 1921, the -DISPATCH r, who had dle Del. 1575 |other St. Louis newspapers OOM- warehouse daily. The was received yesterday from Con- | BINED. 575,000 WORTH OF WEARING APPAREL] |! MUST BE SOLD OUT IN JUST 12 DAYS!| | ? } yf HAVE SOLD OUT to a New Firm Who Will Remain Here in /rwin’s Location! We Will Tell You More About the New Store Later—Our Object Now Is to Dispose of Irwin’s Gigantic Winter and Spring Stock of Merchandise—No Matter What the Losses May Be! ¢ 9. aR A WHIRLWIND EVENT ina gorgeous feast of values, “3yg , VYrwund sweeping in scope, shattering all previous records! A strik- ing, forceful demonstration of powerful value-giving! The | biggest, the most sensational sacrifice of merchandise ever attempted—an absolute “‘Good-Bye” to every IRWIN gar- ment! Values almost incredible! Every garment slashed to so low a price it will ASTOUND the most critical shopper! REMEMBER —te lowest prices_in years—the most remark- able values in our history! Doors open at 9:00 Monday Morning! Come Early! | aa a WOOL SHAWLS Worth $5 to $12.50 Brushed and combed woo] Shawls and Stoles— g ‘ —* OTT ttt .” ann ~s . * atin, YY = = ss a eed == =_ 7 > — ad = = t———4 . 'p at i ' . ; , j ry j a) WER) pha, wey . HT hen ue hi WT PN AA A ' Hundreds and hundreds to choose from—all styles and colors—values up to $7.50 Vind & ae _ Misses’ and Women’s Sweater Coats $@p.00 - =, Tuxedo and slipover styles—numerous up-to-date styles— -: 3 , ) | all the new shades—values up to $7.50 - : aS = | J i 58 eS “af x a ' | : 7 7 , IMUST BE MOVED AT ONCE! Misses’ and Women’s Bloomers MUST BE MOVED AT ONCE! ) ABOUT 1500 DRESSES TO CHOOSE FROM "Of black luster finished sateen—well made—only a lim. Co ; ae . Pee Fn eee agp ner EY BR eS Eee | Every Coat is better and cheaper than we could sell if it @ IRWIN'S UP TO $9.75 DRESSES ee . sellin : were not for this great clearing out of every Irwin Coat in ig @RIRWIN’S UP TO $14.75 DRESSES ‘ | , | stock. meh APCD os © it sce nll 25 Be we IRWIN’S UP TO $19.75 DRESSES Wash Wa ists and Smocks For $7.50 you can buy fur trimmed Coats that are wonder- 30.00 me MBIRWIN'S UP TO $45.00 DRESSES Great variety—about 600 to choose from—priced Jess than | ful. A few silk plushes included. Me IRWIN'S UP TO 855.00 DRESSES materials cost ..... DMNA ALA ay CET Td peg ' ’ My aa hei ‘ H) Tih . | RAWEE i, ° ++ Te ov “9 SURO MEAT S9 89D ay 70 *r S . m For $14.88 there are racks of Coats, new materials, beau- | r | tifullv fur trimmed; lots of them sold for $45. ean oy Carton Crepe Crepe-Back Satin pacotine : 2 At $18.88 hundreds of this season’s creations, luxuriously F and Cluny Lace is fr | oho mense Poiret Twill Jersey and Taffeta Petticoats $485 518.5 | fur trimmed and materials of finer qualities. Plenty in this “Excellent quality materials—novelty flounces—all colors ——~ | Jot that were $55. Few that sold up to $69.50. | —Iin about 12 different styles—less than materials cost. ., At $23.50 and $29.50—Coats trimmed with beaver, squir- rel, wolf, mole and caracul furs; materials and furs are the | : Hy found in $75 and $100 Coats. Soiled Georgette Waists 4 | same as are usually found in $75 ced from $3.90. RB and hemstitche:), | o duced from $11.59 pri | #1 0.00, 87.50: patternse—enme in pat , 4 Up to $29.75 Up to $39.50 5 50 About 200 Waists—soiled and mussed—a cleaning will ——. : Canton Crepe $ 15 Canton Crepe ° make them look new! While they last Monday............ INCLUDING RICH SILK PLUSH COATS— a | tar Tat —~ _ IN VARIOUS STYLES AND FUR TRIMMED : Taffetas .... Taffetas .... 2" be if | “toe . ee , as 100 Different Styles All Spring Dresses | New 9 rin Suits and Wra S | Over $15,000 Worth of Fur leperted incta Irwin’s entire stock of Spring wearing apparel included in this ? - 7 ‘ : eat sale—stunning new Spring Suits..........815 to $39.50 | | Coats and Fur Pieces Must Go pe Price 3 6 0 WS, S U ITS oN Ew WRA DS AND COATS” : REDUCTIONS ARE ENORMOUS! ! ° | | Odd Scarfs, Capes and Chok- ‘Black anton ms ur | | = Beautiful Materials! Spring Styles: Winter Styles: ; nee styles and materials ei . $14.88 and $19.88 _ | exs—good, reliable Furs—tike +5 Jap Mink Stoles, Kolin: +49 n 4 Tricotines $ $ $ | | 4m regular and extra sizes from 16 up to 04. | pang nn oP ae Shardines = tt= | cae Ste Rn GES | Fes SG O50 . Covert Cloths | Sal k 0 509 ) black... ; => portunity to : | Spring Tweeds | C OW UN | $178 conccees Long Stoles; 72x12; black Ne 0 : ; leasantly surprise ad pay for it > The most amazing values in Suits imaginable—you ll be p . 29 . || opossum or brown marmot 4 | The former values were up to $69.50. | Formerly 4 Me - Wash in gton | —also very large fur Oapes, —= MORE THAN 200 STYLES ALONE —~— —- at ithe site t = rr " ¥ . =e i : * le By ened f ae 4 Wah 2 at oe - 4 t s : A Pe, on yan FE OM ee ae = ‘ 2 ey “ 7 wri rye —_ a os

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14 ‘ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe- Democrat by approxi mate ly 50.000, the Star by 60,0060 and the Times by 100,000. mx m, shane oe ~ on quetaflation im West Walnut Park. retaries; Jacob Kopp, treasurer, and —= JACKSON’S—513-515 WASHINGTON AV. Aiticd ~-o-ypond wore commer Eve er SALVATION ARMY LEADERS TO se west Walnut Park Improve- P. C. Kettler and W. T. Stein, trus- a J a! ed B se Me ; The assoc! , - : 4 r? ST} eo —_—— i- = ; - 2 tard. a Le as Ociar?’r 7D Tas ‘nstrumen- ” > ‘on 2 oie | a : - = ee a . sa baa —* - : i . - 440 7 ment Asscciat er. >... ev ean? | is ~ : bee : ¥ > ’ = taba Ree re fo = the ~~ i? th ’ = ?> > - ' : - ~ ‘, —— . - « _— ———— i -_-) ‘ => os aa 4 ~ aoe’ Ss ae | “ > - ry c - a | _ -s_- _ ~ X ew Ji ise +” oe — ni el 2 re , . is > a U . >> } » ¥ a> eh — Lis 7. > . « * » wes at ee ee ar: 3° >_> + .s6 a. == ~ ; > _ . _ o 7 -=- . - in — — — af + — a. — , i. . ee ee = eT Sec +? . aad _ 4 is ssZ - & ee ~ _ . y -] 4 r 7a “2auvus, om d = ~ -* sae : : - SS « ~ = - — ‘* * .. *? > . . - "es — a7 —=- — m + +h - Aa > a > s\ iss SNe a " baw ¢ ae 24 + & £6404 4 e ws J as ws ise Veco ¥ » * . ‘ -' - > .* * ct. g | 1} . a? i lissour! asta . —— Malwiocgnes ~.sk MSU us 4, _ a 7 me — | 2 Asises We a+ y. = oo | a sw \ ws ee - >)? . = 7 a Ye itn " I TY — WF ond vu asc ses . &« i* at er oS -_>~+ a J ~ ~+ Ce 72°72 rs 7. > a. md : ° a ’ — -- ~~ me aa ‘+ ~. _ - si — > - - _ Lae ~ ‘ > ser + ~* e - > 7}. § no ~ 4 ~ . = With Near or Far Vi ision Glasses HAS NEW OIL LIGHT | 3." SE 0) 1 M el! Claims Whiter and Much Cheaper Salvation Army in the United States. reer 562 BU ! , OW: / WO WOMEN'S & NS 5 OULDRENS, Light Than Electric or Gas. Srigadier David E. Dunnam, 2e& for , ae Jieicaiee Dovid ©. Denham, be by Your Kew y Edison ensh es “ 7 . a om ? 2 23. 8, ~ atts us *\ ‘ ; ic chre — , 7 + 7% = | ae i + ; , : — ™ iain . " — . | > 7” a. " “= + : - 9 benefits Ua ofS - ~ 2 « as. —s+* i ame | ’ w - = —_ % ° ’ 7 . . : : Ms ~ > ” . : a > oo . — > 7 / > -? 7 4° 2 a > —_—— >, 7 = q i as e|| . —_ ‘ - = .s , See Se * «+ bos G O24 be woke ~ 7 +> = ” ? ren 2 ro -? - kave the c«candescen: $ light, bc ee.” om = : + . . = a >. ->s* = - ° ; Ps : eo ve ss eal ie Oe a on ee ee stl ) in im, : , ; anaes . etna a PATRI eooate ieteeaeninananatietion » ws ae f a . ; St ne 4 é » “ oat Ba 205 eye 4 ei ge ve 7 *. ps * Lead a did in ** > a ee ee it bs wot oie = rs IE Dine op. Jin : ence + ermainad 4, — . = > rm 2 —_ - ~ Lae ~~ > . : ° as P Fe om F Fe hw * - > " ~~ airis . a ae | : 4 a a a 7 ’ > . - . * -- P ~ » As 44C J > ‘ “22 > aliens _ i named Jobneor. now living in he es : ri 2 = . _— , : > ee "“s2.? rs ee: , \, ate: ¥v q ee © me eat world bare! ke om ar everveaay kerosene oil andi... 4. rw ae me | pparel al produce a light said by the manzr — m a . . | screntists who har seen it to t . “ eatin: ett the meetings DS These | | whiter gg nee f The } + ae seve a hundred 7 Inez 1 sn i fr ™ The rs mes are .f imitation , hell. aad will This § | . i P, Burns without odor, smoke", y+. ~P nineaata be fitted with toric or perl scopic lenses, after a . ise and-is proving a sensation (> nersons interested in Salvation “Ou e thorou ughly examined by our 7 A large il light is ne 223 of persons inte ! in Salvat : Prices ——" pn ten oy free trial and will ene : Don der one amet gy Saar ow P Women : give one to the first us SE ee er te ‘ | Suee wee Will Reip introduce it. A _-o., p,2008 am tha Bh! tts enti. Pa , letter addressed to J. W. Johnson, th Rees Reetie® te th nator —VWWith iow or m edi i br: . ai en a oat * on oo oo See cee te be nee 2 jaccar Ss and Norwegian-Grak = ea Te has an | oo ea , Sunes’ . ‘S gene ne TE pee law @ = a | = — ‘ —— ee a aS Nin d Locust = ola r | ty les included = , WIE Women’s : The Largest See Our 7 : Windows For Dress Wear Stock of Coats f Tomorrow. Sandal cffeets, Inst in St. Louis, y We Are : stvles, of = Calf, Offering Black and Brown S : and We Must | 3 Extraordinary | This Footwear SELL OUT — 517-519 WASHINGTON Bargains - ig CLOSING OUT it = and other hig : OUR ote STOCK OF All Former $45.00 Coats : Grea i All Former $40.00 Coats BY ORDER OF THE UN/TED STATES DISThICT COU. T J R : sr nate “ys oa This Jitin Hes Been lavoluntaiy Forced avo Wit Move to Our AVS All as $25.00 eats Bankruptcy. The Receiver Has dered The’ 4 — ve i 3.4 Dees & re gays Ae: =o ee eal A NE ie ag RY peer gE Hn RC mes ot Qing. cate “” s ‘+e ia Mee oe ee ena See et ee “ *e al PGES =. Boy bi RORY RR SAE "Sep a cae NPN, ies Mane tee Shite ER ae ae mm som wae 6 a J: al i pe we ae NR RT OT Tae cytes erm tee «cham iti OB eg . ; Sala i a 7 mii a ee Oe ght eA a a et a “ +P ue aaa ams ae ee : “te Me » 7 Be geacnte: r or amet as nt : ps ee ANS > ited bate Ame a Pe. Re Se ES PO a Aor " oS ae a ape GEE es os? Te eS is 4 Pee. fo) See eae my Be OS ae” ge a Seen ae Ue nen ree ee 7 Be ty ee Re eae oa Og, TS Se ave ec wry We ee es ee I ENS he — > 7 ‘ wa vii . vg OP eee» ao Se es FW PG Rules 4 eS Ge. Cee a Be. 8 NS Plu a ae : heen Be i Py pana ; ro ‘ Ma t t2 Pee " Spa * he i ag * oe eae a age ae : ny a -. ge mete ae . * ¥ > Pe es ee a Oe ee A a oe ae eo ents: pee ee + ae Ri torgaieear ™ C ae eget eyes + iy gene MY «ayn tt gh ok re io Lon PS Pecos} all? Fare, pik oe ei ¥ ae 4 i ¥ =: be ; * aS Pe a eit 4s i UT RU LY lil? bits pr Dib a » * ene Se whip. a NG a ih AD th ate ee et i \ Stock Sold To Sasty The CeOtOry Fur Trimmed— , % ee and Now Fhe Eniire Y Sock Le Being Deed Shank T 2: = + for the Big, We + as gemma ;t > wea \ Cold [ESS THAN” B Trimmed— tg : wed | eiGeany Trinned- _e on Our Building 3 0 ¢ ON THE e eo: 2 -@ | i “¢ A Seal Plushes & : = APRONS DRESSES © SS " Suedenes se = © @-e me =." oma per ee cham Sars a f = ae » Rese Wool Velours . : : Se — A " _ ) 5 Se il = =. SS a " = F 200 Voile and Batiste Waists.. = 3 EX Over 1000 Dresses of) $ 7. Hip temp NY _ UCI? Ld , aan a «4 o<~ “ a] wo tate? BP RES oleae, Suits Werth Up (SECOND FLOOR) ent garments—all ~olers and biack. Naa Qty VOLO PUD OLE LE Le S OL oe , * , _o . They wont last long at chis give away pric ye Sm the Finest Character o pe CS ne 500 “Sealpax” Union S Ds te eS if Silks and nainsooks—all wrapped ‘ elling Up to $29.75 Beer "| slean goods. While ther last, tomor- row + (SECOND FLOOR) 4 id Closing Out z. . 1000 Slipover a ee _ See Te High-grade silk nS Canton crepes, tricotines Tuxedo Swedters — Spring lours, sizes 47 ta 37, in sa.0 rat rf Poiret twills, velours, silk, satina, ete—over 600 styles cmemcnse haa tit-ey aoe $438 AT LESS THAN COST U ) all arranged on racks for easy choosing and quick selling + OF MATERIALS é ME, Crowds actend this sale Be here at § o'clock, and bay | —_ AN at least two or three of these garments tomorrow at La’ SALE WILL START AT 8 O'CLOCK MONDAY— at 3 O’Clock Sharp at 9 19 Ooch 8 313-515 WASHINGTON

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JANUARY ry 192, a 4 (| SANUARY 29, 1922. - In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by. 100,000. 15 LOUIS POST-DISPATCH lo —iiiaes Facial Lines, ines, Fallen Features, re FOES ET TE Be sics.. ». - Superfluous | tw een youth ~ a HAIR any SOAP! HEARINGS ON PLEA Red “Pepper Heat = — BA CLE seers ees [et et ee | TD UT GAS HEAT Ends oy Special Offer for Monday takes ted Pepper Rub takes the ‘‘ouch’’ | from the age appearance. Semova | BROWS ARCHED — | from sore, stiff, aching joints. It can-| change the shape of the nese or ' not hurt you a and it certainly stops | Thi a catstanding ears, overcem. | TH that cld rhe : enee: | is new — By geirrs en "| Lucille-Francis Method | saryesagece setarsironen Ponts | UN h CONCLUDED : egy ey he Plasiic are suffering so you can .Pi sta Surgeon 322 Frisco Bidg. Dispatch Wants for many whe 1ardly ret : arou and, jus try Red Pepper | have been wise enough to take ib 2 | eel" Experience. Hours, 11 to 4. OFFICES IN PRINCIPAL CITIES siti Rub end yo il have the quescs | O | Victoria Ridge. 8th and Locust. oe rm of them. — relief a cn Not hing has such con- a ee oe lone ow eas Means ‘°*"™' rated, penetrating neat as red pep- | sl 6 9 a a ee wee tlhg “age tage od hatte. : has been reduced a— : Increase in Number of Feet! Peppet, Bub you will feel the tingling | ) . Thi S | if) | | heat. In three minutes it warms the | S odie Toma be - Used and More Time to °°r¢ sot through and through. Pain| 99] $ ® “—~e—eeee ee & ' “ Se: PRS ays: i i 5 es SS \ and soreness are gone \ eed S | : Ask any good druggist for a jar of | \ low—Sep Perform Given Task. p Aik say, eeod draggist fee 0 jer of| | , get the genuine, with the name Rowles | = 3 ) The publie hearings of the Mis- | 0m eac h package. | : ve souri Public Service Commission into' Valy ‘ ‘the application of the Laclede Gas ' This’ Salg Do caer porumion oo fete) a Down ~ ; 4 the heat unit quality of gas furnished | | Affo é Attractive Reductions Throughout Entire Stock fo 165,000 eieoumers ts Gl BAU EPSOM SAL TS - Ny oii wel yt A large variety of the season’s best styles to select from. pene S00 tp eae Sele CON | ; terday at the city hail and the case, | at Once if Women’s Oxfords for Street Wear mg | FMON ANF TASTE You Call Early of the testimony centered \ ‘Sr wr ga Gge, ie fact tha most of ‘‘Epsonade Salts, the wonderfu! : wi Move to Our New Location March Ist— or erae State commissions and cities | aiseovery of the American Epsom As- within the last Sear years have re-' me "7 }and Michigan were read in which it “4 delightful place in which to shop. . 4 a /wWwas stated that the reduction of the - heat units had not resulted in an/| , for the Big 7 . Baha | :. ‘increase of the amount of gas con- | EN R ¥ A WF] ; . . yo . surned. One of the expert witnesses | = INC . . ’ ia Tal ; ; a 1? + _ . eee Yellow Signs “at, 4 “ submitted figures purporting to shou > e i ‘ : . . over 19°20 ‘ ' } iti tT RT Ahhh) f' : | ® 0 ih whet tT RES REL ‘h wp, Against thie evidence the city set 1000 SUMMER i I ! AS Kd it : the experience of gas consumers in Mada a d Muss | DRESSES | aa" Ks 7 A ES Se AMES: A} St. Louis during a 29-day period be- | I I ] 1€ , [ l f. ) ra fied > | tween at . 28 and Jan. 13, when the Dresses worth up to $15— heat units in the gas were reduced $ éotted &wisses, organdies, 4 1) bh ingha te, 1 aa iE) ‘rom 600 to 570 at the request of the Th D O Abili pP ‘d pices, pir einename, ote | IE > 4 ee oe Soe ae Oe at Demonstrate Uur Ability to Frovide a ;* ‘ Bees 4. b : $1.98 : oe" Tenta Made by Oy. ~ Smartest Styles at Moderate Prices It Will Pay You to Buy ; ‘he city, for the purposes of its | ese and lay Them a ii -.¢ ae «a - * = = arses. 4 - SS OA OD eI and _ ease, conducted laboratory tests anJ f Away Until Next Summer. tests in the homes of five city em- . Q rf ~ f t new models, skillfully siiotel in task, which was the boiling away of \ A splendid variety of smart n , one quart of water. the popular styles. There are belted or boxcoat styles, in in this sale. . : ey showed that more time was required in this sale. f “Eh ito heat their stoves with the re- :« ww } het 4 - - - Love Mics +nowe that the a duction of heat unite from 600 to | weed : 1 ts 570 resulted in an increase in the . INTER lei Members of the St. Louis Hotel | duced gas and that more gas was) number of feet of efas and the = mee mar : | mbinations. Specially Th’ | -4ai Men's Association testified that the | French blue. orehid, rose, tan and co in this sale . c. $4.69! IB 2 ; setabliohs n this sale. $11.85 : ys e e 1 consumed in the cooking of meals. | .. . ay Members of the S8t. Louis Coffee | \ \\% e ° n this sale. $13.85. iF, Individually Create 7 Roasters’ Association testified that , New ailored Suits length of time to perform a given ‘records of their establishments priced, $25, $35 and $45. n this sale. $15.00 when the heat unite were reduced shades to the delicately hand-wrought metal flowers oF Da) creased from about 16 to 26 min-| ~ | In the Spring a tailored Suit is a necessity. These shown ‘utes and that their consumption of ’ V\ ; r designs on the bases, Almco WS, vo aur anak ef coffes Stine am, | Ne | here are offered in tricotine, piquette, twill cord, cordine o rectly as the heat units were dimin- | Poiret twill. Some are strictly tailored, some braid trimmed, ished. | | , beaded or ribbon trimmed. Suitable styles for women and | : ih" P al The coffee roastérs commented | nial . te Nor can they duplicate the many refinements of finish TUNE leuee the parents 6 Gib Sime s0-' | ¥ misses. Pricad $35, $45 and $55, with other new Suits priced : which make Almco Lampe lasting as well as beautiful. HeA| auired for one roasting diminished ) | upwards to$128. 'the number of roastings that could + ' (Second Floor.) - E ’ ¥Y find Almco Lampe in the store of any dealer Ellie made in one Gay about 20 per ‘4 ou can 7 | nuine comfy knits 5 f nishings and identify them by ee er a ed hiv ipiite — Pie ta gre RA (OW a es Vie. ~S lege them,

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f ” ¥ ) ‘ -7- 2 AY, | 3 th terse POST- DIPIELH EXCEEDS the Globe- Democ trat by approximately 50.000, the Star bv ane and the Times by ee : : eames: 72. 16 ST. LOU'S POST- “DISPATCH — ib cir Greulation. e —= at f | — —_—————————— : mie Venizclos at Jacksonville, Fia. conducting the large A LT —— aa —_ ae 4 : - ~~ — : - Ti4 c ne ris - rie - NS - r 4 ; . ++ s+ + : — + /” 4 .— F o SAVINGS CERTIFICATE SALES = ws ——" 2 _—_ % : a — : : * - ae ao tere $+) federati on Use hhe — enpresslun $s 4. ' ee se ee . cal - rs Sf ee the essocta Former Prem rer emize.* ; Liss wife a : ; Be ‘ ' 994, - at : : = - - - 3 — « Qe : . = . “1 » pate. B es a _ .s8 - . ? % pase — : a ‘ : _ . “ . . a4 : . ts 7 ~ * = > Tart oe + _ = (Free .— arrived here t a’ arc —_ . tS = : Lae NN > ~ : - en he *? ~ = — we i i. = c 2 T? ‘ . sh, +4 ’ i — ° - — Ss = = —— = ~ > err Ty a" a w 19s 1 I ial. = .% 3) dn . rane or. een uceiee = Be: “i ; itieetie e 7" ea s- 2-edg of his forme? ~2 12 - 2 Ee : \ ‘ ; i 2 3 - ‘4 -s nian OSS ALLE SS = — —— = oe ie MURPHY’S |. |] Factory Removal Sale! = aa wal iy Big Coffee Plan 13% to 50% Off} = The story of MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE | Ladies’ Handbags on Sale—$2.95, $3.95, J a a ee pees adie | mew stocks; latest designs: our ‘or- mer price $4.cc beautiful Handbags: a colors; gray, brown, biue, $1 05 biack Our former price $4.50 to $6.00 =F Os Boxes ins Leather — $2.9 lors: sale pri >, ar/ fi) Mf / price $7 se to "ee rt $5.00 WARDROBE TRUNKS ber Wa rérobe for ladies “ty # om [a "ad a /Py Tr o sa air * «8 « oa Ls . ” BS tue tal L/S hal d/l / avin | 5 (iy A oe a ee ee y 7) Choose from © " es - | es . ir be " a a at Then came the aller : or ap on white, 1 SUIT CASES aE form ‘hae ach anges +~ : te ‘Lecenre w as Illustrated. : = iwasnvilie (| ienn.) plant (Tex. ) with e€ 7 all 2g4—Our former price $5.00 in 3 dust to r, ironin . board ees og 7 gen eg icct ~ : ‘ “POINTEX heel, Sai grcs... POPP ecice ee te ee A RO | ‘ ee ee 2 gedaan | gr MANCE OF BUSINESS —_ : 3 ie Sar termes price $12.0 pe cate 0 pert Roane ' , : A real Oppor tus ui ig ses, with leather $7.50 “her phenomena fs x gags KP : ee a horse-back coffee store tc the largest producers of high - grade —= Ee si for several monti ct & ea Stories The Dit coi ee. saving: chose, ER Oe BES RP }\ 3 \ ’ s aA ae ee es tory ae ae ae ee , pn bhi” ne epg Rin. ait AR Se Ng ANAL ONO Sega 8 BERN 2PM a Me jo ithe + No. 208—Our former price S$20.D0 brown leather Suit am $10 : 7 with straps; sale pric That is the growth of the Cheek-Neal Coffee Company — and the “story” = | | of “MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee.” i | — TRAVELING BAGS 4 | q gine bosus explorer was present. | Unlimited capital could finance the building of five factories. A selling Black grain Oxford: ei Bi ~ Gee Roe eae DE splurge could make it possible to acquire coffee plants. But “MAXWELL See oetes. _$2.00FFs Ess B Of the tactfel observation that North HOUSE Coffee” didn’t grow that way. THE SECRET OF A TASTE Richmond (Vs.) was the nex black walrus grain Ox- $ 3.25 —* ence by the feeling A TASTE—produced by a most careful selection of the finest bean—and ford; sale price | GENUINE NRA tae within a we eae . 3 by skilled roasting and blending has actually put one brick on top of an- Dei are ce $8.50 “pate Sow eee an e 3 other, has actually driven nails and mixed cement, and out of a great faith 3. 00 - PINT SIZE $1.00 He had often been depressed, h: 7 = has created the five plants that are now serving the nation with a coffee that a 2% + = 7s _ ey tne tact ~~ = *9 e gored ee few explorers had been Americans ts “good to the last drop. oe rs ITS ACCOMPLISHMENT No Mail Orders Filled Traprock. there bad been very f i Selling effort and advertising have helped to spread the word of this coffee | BP rame. He paid his respects to ch P —have persuaded housewives to buy it—have urged husbands to ask for it. : P. c: Murphy Trunk Co. sion to point out t th Pe , : (| - But neither selling nor advertising could force these purchasers to continue —and now’ so that discovering # wa atin to use it. T07—WASHINGTON AVE.—707 Siew ee Ueber ne cmene| Oe This is the task of the coffee itself, and how ably “MAXWELL HOUSE Your dealer BEST BAGGAGE BUILT eum, .»)- 2 5- - eoe Coffee” has lived up to its slogan, “Good to the Last Drop,” is indicated by iis 1 oe the the fact that these five plants would not have been possible except for the Ah Complete Stock of Sonoras and Okeh Records This handsome Queen Az sists of three pieces i” Chiffonier: all finished Fa nu. Tediet Teabic to match PRIDE OF POSSESSION [ff S222 Sion cz gph “Ged Oth sin the party were R ginald to N possessing the best, you enjoy kd Si eanatibunl ahiat then bhenien the Last | the ‘Last a definrne feeling of pmde. This al- = hen looked at. and Herman Swank. Drow? Drop” Ways comes with the purchase of a — che tuturist\painter whose picture —~— Senora, because Sonora, in a phono- Sits awn, wad inadvertently sold up- | graph, represents the best that money : . >» = - © 9 the publisher : . - . . _ 7? 279 BROADWAY, NEW YORK | cestor, Israel Putnam 4 ‘ustrous—Sabies, Seal, Mink, Ciunehin.a, Fox, @ it while learing the Battle ' Marten, Fitch, Caracul and Siberian Squirrel, of Ticonderoga. ——_ at im Seme Strong Milk. von etnewdny ee semen comp | | The Lowest Prices in Five Years “Pape’s Cold Compound” is Quickest Relief BUY YOUR SONORA ca: Sie a nan th "4 tt a | A} x Co EE , Dent stay stuffed a Quit biow- From the Old Reliable Piano Firm mut. He ecmated the bcm 7 AR aska ur * tie zat jose of -“ Pape ‘Ris muk as about : er « aii “4x ' B Fran kel | F ° BEYER & SON —: Se en. Se }) / 819 Washington Avenue V4 | ally breaks up s cold and ends aif AD Styles 17th and Locust East Terms <aemane te — the SE Opposite “Hotel Statler JK F 7Re fet dowe opens - . a | af 3 : = ~e ek : ast re@ 7 o en ee ee a i os ge Ne Bah eine Selina A phieeaeatepbibeays TIER TECTTT ER beddre Lael ehi tile _ = ‘ f Cu “Peg '

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| a SUNDAY, , JANUARY 2s" on (ee. ' In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. ST. LOUS POST-DISPATCH 17 —— ting the large sponge a i 4 0 ore rememroro———semo———rorro ae IE DEACE IN AUTO Soo moo 0 om 00 ooo m0— 00 oo dustry at Tarpon ee Everybody's : ‘ ‘ STORE Drug Store JE} ) fe} ()) }- (Wilson's HOURS 10s, who is accomp es = “ Mail Orders DAILY 7:30 a. m. te 7 vo. &. mera) Cnid Sco whol YOU SQUE |Poe sir'ee|CQRNER 7th & WASHINGTON AV.,|.***. For Chapped Hands and Face | Creme Oil Catiie’s Syrup Pure For That Annoying Couch We Highly end Not Sticky or Greasy—Soothing and Heeling. 9 tlin’s Pine Expectorant a a ae Soap Hypophosphites Castile “— and Endorsed for Over 35 Years. Catlin’s Quing¢e Seed Cream aplen winter Q ve 6 Bars, mm. 3 ee ae be aa se Bottles of 2Sc and SOc American Lady |{ $4 Gillette 7 — i OS Hair Nets Brownie tles; reguiar $1. Sale . J. & J. C Razor Cc So 79 Cc Red Cross pay «oa Complete with Monday Only 3 for $2.25 Absorbent 79c | ¥ Wolff- Wilson Lilac or Violet Bath Soap, 12c || Cotton, !b. 79c_\|""Gtor.:..65¢ Dozen... .$1.23 | "RE: 638 For the Man Who Shaves Himself “Something new for , | $1.00 Eveready Razor (complete with blades) . every household. Monday $s Candy Specia 1.00 Eveready Shaving Brush pi | my Just Received. a Fresh Shipment 00 Eveready Shaving Cream QAe nds, >» ¢ by % = jto the West Coast of. & a a Via the Panama Cana) al | | The Sale All St. Louis Women Await! 1800 Pairs Slightly Irregular $2.50 $A 66 ° , $322 & $4 “Pointex”’ =“ONYX” BRAND= rh Silk Hosiery So scarce is this celebrated Hosiery, even at regular prices, that an event of this kind will come as startling, yet most welcome news to the thousands of St. Louis wearers of “POINTEX” Hosiery. Statistics Record Steady Decline in Deaths From All Acci- dents Since 1917. —_—a “POINTEX” heel, so much admired by every : womari. eal ORR a AR Lig ee ets ietitediiteltn phi at Te " 50c Sanitol Witch Hazel, double distilled; pint 5 en GUARANTEED moet es Tooth Paste Powdered Henna; ° 2 2 g ABSOLUTELY oin anicure Cascara Sagrada; sweet or bitter; 6 ozs : Scissors, or Powder : , ‘ Pint Imported Bay Rum h Monday Only : S9c Cc $1.50 bo | Coty’s Piver’s Azurea, wisn acne Dier-Kiss | L’Effleurt Floramye or rf rf za Trefl ' : Geveeeaen epoca waite is | é( On —~ purchase of “ee FREE! MON DAY $1.19/$3.48| 796 _I fl .- combination tat arect ) lak one Sous een eee Gee ae Special Plate Lunchi|| or oo ccnscum run. |]|LASHBROW Preparations Served on our new redecorated balcony tain Syringe and Water Bottle: Luncheon Menu Table d’Hote mi Monday Only For Monday, January 30th — All $2.50 From 11 A. M. to 2:30 P. M. $3.50 Havra Water Bottle; the all- AMAMI 35c Cutex Coty’s in-one-piece ha POD , 40c bottle SHA parations| ’Origan 7 | Perfume $3.50 - Sec Combin Sy- Soup ringe and "Hoe Water Bottle ; ma 126,3 for 35¢ 2i Cc $1.98 a Industria] ' Burns... 3% 34 Steam railroads ; 26 Street cars 17 Elevators a Electrocution ; & Drowning 19 A real opportunity to supply your wants for several months to come at an unusual saving; choice, per pair, $1.98. ——_—— {-) — {-) ———— {.) — (.) —_____—.(.) — (. (.) — (.) —_____— (..) — {.) —_____— {.} — {.} ——______—| ——— ohooh ho 0 a0 0 no ——S0f10 ono The only causes in which there ‘were increased were drowning and electrocution. The drownig classi‘- cation includes some cases occur- ‘ring @utside the city, but where St. Louis inquests here held. W. L. Patterson, public safety en- Fineer of the Safety Co cil, pre- sented a group of accident Liisties for 1921, ing the following “highway” accidents: Accidents of all kinds, 114,135; automobile, 10.- 120; number of persons hurt in au- tomobile accidents, 3470; nurmber'! hurt in motor cycle accidents, 41; number hurt in bicycle accidents, 7; 'mnumber hurt in horse-drawn vehicle accidents, 27; number hurt in street car accidents, 212; property damage, | all accidents, $534,721.95. Accidents Due to Carelessness. Patterson also ascribed causes to | 11,080 highway accidents, “careless driving” being the predominant reez- son, charged with 7682 offenses Causes were not determined in 775 cases, skidding caused 647, careless- lees of pedestrians, 462: incompetent drivers, cic; mechanical defects, 269; parking too close to car tracks, 124; speeding, 122. | Only five accidents- were held to. be due to children plaving in the 0 | : Tooth Brushes street, although automobilists wl:o CYRA T Sprays for Nose oot rus es injure children frequently te!l] the COMPAC and Throat Highest quality pure white bris- ic j ‘as th children’ fault. Don’t neglect old. Regular . police it wa e children’s ‘fault ROUGE $1.50 De-Vilbies Atomizer No. | tles; assorted styles 29¢ Cream of Aspara gus roon ———— Chicken a la King, in Pattie rubber or Security Hot Water Bottle; ma- : roon Breaded Veal — Italian Sauce wubier r Prime Cut of Roast Beef Dish Gravy) \ Sea ceeeeeen It will remove hundreds of spots and dirt from or to. eee eee eee +6 a) - =p he yar Fie . : : At this special price we offer you a large Peay at , ee ees irowvemtme overstuffed Living Room Suite, upholstered in ny sp 5 at 2 Pir [wy good quality velour or tapestry; has loose : aK eushions with very best interior spring construc- tion. A wonderful value. $1 quart cans, five times Mashed Potatoes String Beans “i MONDAY ONLY — - ote eS NY + ” “ \- ~ . : -~ “ye re tetas : $1.25 ED. {ilar | — PIN AljD’ Vegetal Ue F RE E | offee A regular 15c Face Chamois with a, Tea or Monday exery box of the famous Spring 49 Milk ! Maid Face Powder, at jams » = a ae | | | | i ** ne 2 Nr rates TOF eee quaint thang rarggnerymengnete Other causes: Turning without civ- |! , Ww 15; specially priced. . ing signal, 71; driving on wrong side | ith mirror and and sizes; actual 50c li - wool puff; of street, €1; pulling away from | nen and 29¢ and 65c values. curb without signal, 56; falle from | dark shades a — te vehicles, 53; backing without tig- | nal, 52: no lights, 44: automohbizies| 3 CHA MOIS > Other Sprays. 75c to $4.00. passing street cars discharging fpas- | a 0 usses sengers, 25; runaway horses. 1%. | Extra Large Size 32x36 stopping without signal, 19: fail-| F Wears longer, cleans better, dries Greatest Pocket Knife ing to slow up at crossing, 11; ‘‘un-/|{] faster and non-linting. avoidable,” 11. neguias $3.00 value Sale of the Year FORMER SOLDIERS TO APPEAR |i R E. k i o— i IN COMEDY, “PEG 0’ MY HEART” | l= Sa “inner « B Assisted by mateur ’ . Actresses in Two Performances at | Genuine Feest Vase er $15. Our expert attendants Pershing Theater This Week. | 4 | T bl give you entire satisfaction. The male parts of the comedy, || Nuxate ron a ets . + ve . r . | 4 DON'T TAKE - an te sopeneps at he Be ont Ek Se con ae le Line of Shears and Scissors given by members of the Shell and UNLESS YOU WISH SOMETHING at mp e ‘ NCREASE YOUR WEIGHT! , , . Anchor Society at the Pershing Prete 7 erage ne of the most remark- The Shears Are Full Nickel Steel, Hand-Forged Theater on Thursday and Friday eve- ||f edie scientific discovering of recent veare) | 1 sissy trom 6 to 8 inches and in two different nings, will be played by men taking scrawny and a! ] Adierika Stomach Remedy has studied in dramatic schools. She | : Jaa Salts....... was in the New York cast of Ray-|@ Mondous — ey 9c: 38 25] Blue Jay Oorn or mond Hitchcock’s “Hitchy Koo” of | $1.00 Stearn’s Wine 79c; 3 for $2. y , Wine of Oardui........-.-. nsecsoceess++-890| Parke-Davis American Oil...-.-..0+-.--..7B¢ i} ies 6 eh ... This eight-piece Dining-Room Buite of Queen *Anne period de- @ sign consists of Buffet, exten- ® sion Table and six Chairs and is finished a beautiful Amer- tean walnut. A truly wonder- | ful value at this reduced price. Reduced $1 10°22 d aa WNL TT- i? a iti Special! All Rugs } oemacont | $75 Cabinet-Style (Full-Size) MN. Ripa ee Oe rR RS eS Ce ed ; 25c Spring Maid Nail Polish.-............1B8¢ 1919, Miss Myrtle Downing, who is | Mrs. Chichester in the play, is a Pinex Cough BRemedy.........--. ee tes 75e Mellin’s Food Mirror or Mad Nail Polish.............-..27@ member of the St. Louis Players, and | Nestle’s Food, hospital size Carter’s Liver Pils oy PeTTTTiTTT eee has played Shakspearian an charac- | Peroxide of Hydrogen, U. &. P.; 100 Lepactic Pills ter parts under the direction of Rich- California Syrup Figs ard O. Clark, who was formerly as- Z2ic, 42c, S3ec jades sociated with David Belasco. } 49e| Lana Oil Buttermilk Soap Some of the vocational men in ‘the | 49c, YSc] 50c Hytone Face Powder east had interesting experiences in 47c150c La Blache Face Powder the war. Donald Bolt, who plays the part of Jerry, was on the merchant- ship “Indiare” which was sunk by a : Pears’ submarine in the North Sea. J. E. 81. $2.25 Bonicilla Mud Massage J +e Wrvatt has played in a number of Armour’s Venetian Bath Tablets; all odors; ssseeee Ze, 2e Shakspearian plays and is Christian Danderine « c0eccenenebeos En Brent in “Peg o’ My Heart.” James = H. McKinley, who plays Montgomery ace Powder. el tedeetedtadeddiad deta Hawkes, was a member of the min- : mrels of the AE: F. production ||| (Ee PENS—FOR ANY MEMBER OF THE Sg ere “Who Can Tell?’ which toured | a reliable, high-grade, self-| Also complete assortment of the Shaeffer, Waterman, Conklin, Brussele Rug; ‘x12 feet; * pond 75 | | : 17.50 | | ziashsie P oe “whoa $27.50 tin | |i ai Reduced Sees | tn! $49 reduced We also carry a complete line of > gralarepned $35 3-Pc. Outfit Columbia Grafonolas a mons Square- —_ Quickest Relief Known — Congoleum Rugs “ped. all- Gg Granby Phonographs | pening; tetioves headache, eof : -_ yap nimet gil S08...---> Ootumbia HRecords.......... 780 e's ‘ e is phe : — siaaiall : : s only a few cents at drug a [ae N. E. Cor. Washington Av. at Eighth St. iets without assistance. “ha, | srr Ma ; . ; 7 i . , . Sew Reg RS cermagt ” Wet Coney - " . — on . " . san — 7 . r Ve % A #2 A, a ay P ™ J 4 my be dirt = Jee Seca Ee : (aH og a Sia | ee al ‘ } s sige, : Y . 3 “ 3, a ea Seed. er oa SEO STR ESR ee ma, ie os inl PR hms er ea cictene 1 Shad France and Germany. R. EF. Rhine- For this week we offer the ‘‘Wilson ee 8. ‘a. Mo. 1-—s0lid and Dunn Pens—Ever-Sharp Pencils— 49% and hart, who {= Alaric, and J. P. Ridge- ,0se6eedseoenn . way, who is the footman, have ap-.

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18 | ST.LOUIS _POST-DISPATCH In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60.0 and the Times by 100,900. ae 22 » es — = at A oe _ 7 lo ~ a ae 7 ee ee “4 —" —— « oe aoe u% ¥ / ra 5, —e ene Thartagh 2 eRe wink Bee ao me oy te ae & bd nal Maa ~ ondentiid wench a ae! RRR sy Bue Pe RAR TIS: Boge Senp Senbt ete * fe ro Pere * ee a Fe © ae be oat MATION 6 Re oe - Oe ee =? & EE EEN SIP tare ¢ene 2 fiery rea hate worked. The Tropical Paint & Of] Co., Cleveland nee etree, MRINETE Still—That Schoolgirl Complexion When must beauty cease? Never, if you know how Use Gentle Means to keep it. The charm of beautiful maturity may rival x er 2 Seta Tt PR The kind of washing we mean is gentle, soothing, that of early youth if wholesome, ever alluring freshness ' , ‘ ae or” ny Sy ARI: : 5 cleansing, with the modern blend of palm and olive oils. is not allowed to tade. : . pte : ae ee Its action is mild and the profuse, creamy lather seems A firm, fine skin, smooth and free from blemishes, : Le! , J as arte D _ pe és ey — . ¥ . > te * y *~* | ho 4 ft ‘ , ‘ Mt f ARS ys 4 ae Vp GR 4 ’ ; Sgt tea Ye 4 Pak. ‘ ; ; * - } ee aed RRR NR RM otiagye ts Ape ss ~£ M As Bel ae i aa ch vs ai. some women imagine they must fade and grow old, beautifying treatment, for they are conspicuous as the keeping her youthful charms and freshness by the same face for complexion beauty or the lack of it. Use Palm- simple means which we recommend today. olive for bathing and let it do for your body what it does ore é SMe Re VO 4 3 | s7 | ee ag S 250 values * - ’ . . ; é : j By teaka, ¢ ets. Cc ; pees ; for your face. The price allows it. hee ee & —_.. ait osmetic Cleanliness was a daily rite, and the cleans- : | | ers employed were palm and olive oils. This kept her Yours for 10 Cents complexion fresh and smooth, stimulated to healthful s : | | functioning. . This modest sum is possible through gigantic produc- We ee a tion which keeps the Palmolive factories working da’ , : } ' gg A eee and night and the importation of the bland, mild oils in tremendous volume. Most facial disfigurements result from clogging ac- cumulations which collect on the skin, fill up the pores, and cause coarseness, blackheads and blotches. , m or a , Thus this finest facial soap, which if made in small quantities, would cost at least 25 cents, is offered at the price of ordinary soap. Wash your face with soap at least once every day and these ills won't afflict you. THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY, Milwaukee, U. S. A. THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY OF CANADA, Limited Terents, Ont Also manufacturers of @ complete line of toilet articles i ae Volume and efficiency produce eae Sa = wee : oe Blended from the Palm and “ . eae, What and 2S-cent quality tor ¢ See Ove Obs a Cleopatra used, cleansing with palm and : olive oils was a daily rite. AI Le LE AER A RE EGIL Beg Neg LER ELIE IO RNGE AN PAS LS Peal, Aa Sfohaa Ey whee eae Hg - as a j os a PCa = 52 ; = te ace Dia ae ree

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JANUSEY oe _—_——- onus 1929, | , oan ay S ae UJ | G pP Q 5 ]- DI S Pp 1 H General News eee —_ . - ———— —— — = — ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922. oe PAGES 1—10B. tome 7 ~—~—e—eeececetk Ce nn ee BE oF AR TS ONL CALI. I ee atte Sg URC tf BIN ee A OO ee ~ ——_ Oo KG SO > ” ae ? — Aviator Who Piloted Monoplane From Zurich to Hungary Tells of Trip Over Peaks Where Forced Landing Would Have Been Fatal. . 1 Free -35e Shaving Cream. K. T. 8..1 Free 25c Tincture lodine 1 Free 25c Peroxide Cream Free ™% deren.1 Free or Oil.1 Free Iicabin window and yelled fm as loud | roiced chorus of “hochs” and dheers. . | From this incident most probably!dread of having to land in Austria.| times and nervousiy grasping the) had already discovered the trees of | of the motor's roar, I heard the four- Continued on Nest Page Quer Alps in S ectac / y arose the rumor that I had used a 1 looked back into the cabin several; King’s hand. He seemed in good his park, the slate roof and gables of | —— : E- Uu al ly untrue. No other apparatus could| Queen were “most eagerly following | laughing with their two fellow pa8- pointing at it through the cabin win-| h t ° | have done better than the Junkers|the itinerary of our flight upon aj|sengers. A box of chocolates went! gow and beth: te ont ae Queen as QO egain rone under the circumstances. However,) map they had stretched over the, around, which the Queen must have | looked back upon it for quite a while | San Seer | through those few ticklish moments, We were in Austria, the country over| kept our course over Austria, fol-i We had nearly reached the end ef | again under the strain and responsi-| which they had been ruling just| lowing the Danube eastward. Be-! our journey. Beneath us now ran a) al passengers.” |. Austria, the kingdom of the Haps-| southwest and avoided .the King’s! of the broader Danube. It was the) Fortunately for them, the crossing, burgs for sO many centuries! What former capital, leaving it to our left.| Leith, the boundary line between | _fiying for another 45 minutes we had! of these two last descendants of the | reached the plains of the Danube. old dynasty as they flew a hundred In this eee Capt. Fekete tells in the matter-of-fact way of an cs 00068 Bane From then on, it was|former crown? It is easy and| Free ru ale peperienced air pilot how Queen Zita was “nervous” as they crossed the | a smooth and agreeable pleasure trip| rather pathetic to surmise. geath which yawned the mountain chasms; and he tells, too, in the blunt | a Buy One—One Free—Also Oombinstion Sale e of the fighter, a touching story of the emotions that overcame | ~S¢ Bayer'’s Aspirin Tabs.. dz.1 Free |35c Sal H — , K A . RT ND $1.25 Reef. Iron & Wine. pt.1 Free | 39¢ Sponges. checp’s weal ae i BF severed Hungarian motherland. RAM S SH H 1 Free | 15¢ Charcoal Tablets Requa‘i Free 35c or 60c O ‘ Hae By Capt. Oers Fekete. P. & G. Naob 25e Alceck’s Porous Plaster. PART II. FOUR EASY LESSONS Oc. 3 g@pecial Cable to the Post-Dispatch. (Copyri ght. 1922.) | Why spend several months in hard study to acquire the rudiments LONDON. | : HE Zurich church bells and factory whistles were stil] sounding the | We can prove to you in a few minutes how vou can qualify in \@ thirty davs to hold a stenographic position or to teach in one of our aw m~ oe ee eee SR Ry tam “— The superior intrinsic value of Mason & Hamlin Pianos is due to the fact that the Mason & Hamlin ‘‘Tension Resonator”’ sys- tem of construction produces greater beau of tone and greater durability than is . ble by the old method of piano manufacture, Call at our warerooms and see the Mason & Hamlin ‘‘Tension Resonator,’’ the greatest discovery in piano construction within a gen eration. KIESELHORST —ESTABLISHED 1873— 1007 Olive Street “For 48 Years the Reliable Music Store” _—» . | . 7 | we should come crashing down on,and would have been even monot-, I noticed Queen Zita putting her) his maj ;. odk ore an i t esty’s summer residence. How Charles and Lita Flew to the rocky, snowy cliffs below. onous were it not for the constant| handkerchief to her eyes several looked back again King oe I could, “Hungary!” and, in spite | When Il ed back once m the | defective machine. which is absolute- times and noticed that the King and/| spirits, however, and was talking and hig old castle He was excitedly | I should rather not have to go,four laps of the cabin occupants.| produced from her small suitcase. I) after we had passed it. bility of carrying “imperial and roy-| three years ago. fore reaching Vienna I took to the little; narrow silver stream instead | of the Alps was soon over. After’ could be the thoughts and feelings | But we came right over Laxenburg, | Austria and Hungary. I opened the where we dropped from 5000 meters; miles an hour over the land of their treacherous Alps and were blown and battered about in the air pockets be-| — - 88¢ Pocket Knives, samples.1 Free! 35 Licorice Powder .....1 Free K , h landed, f thi ; . ~ ’ : them all when they all for nothing, on the soil_of their sacred and | a Pall Mall Cigarettes. 0.1 Free | $1.25 Shavins Brush 10c Castile § 3 . GUARANTEED IN 30 DAYS loc F. & G, Navhtha, Boao. The King’s Own Pilot. le P id eroziage.... of stroke Shorthand System? noon hour when I heard the rumble of the Daimler driving into the | aahient ;. “- r $1.00 Yeast Vitamine Tabs. P 20c Castor Oil. 1F y 4 Dr. Parsons’ 15c Epsom Salts 1! 61.00 Indian Hidnev Cure... - | 35c Chloroform Linimen‘ 1 Fr ae ae ie Couch Drops. Spearmint. .1 Free bing, %4-pint.1 Free 50c Phosphate Soda. Eff.....1 Free} 15c Camphor lee Tube... __.1 Fr 25¢ De Witt’s Catarrh Cream.1 Free [ 25c Biack ught oe ae 25c-50¢ DeWitt’s Cough Syr..1 Free i 50c Cocoanut Oil Shampoo. 1 20c Aspirin Tabs... Acco, dz..1 Free [1$1 Comb. white ivory. iadies’.1 T5e Cod Liver Oil, pure, pt... 35c Dr Parsons’ Tooth Paste.1 Free 20c Aspirin Capes., doz...... 35e Keiffer’s Shaving Lotion .1 Free $1.00 Aspirin Tabs., 100. ... The Sage-Sulphur Hair Tonic.1 Fr 47¢ Coffee. Keiffer’s 4X. Ib 20¢ Glycerin & 25¢ Hinkle’s Pills (100) aie Caster Oil. Oc Bleck Death Kill 2he Witch-Hazel Add 8c and Get Two Keiffer’s 25¢ Straw Hat Dye. Put’m.2 for 33c 20c Piedmont Cigarettes. . 60c Epsonade Salts. ..... 30c Bromo Quin... Groves’. 25c Lane’s Liver Pilla he Carter's Liver Pills. 50c Man Zan Pile Cure... 25c Germicidal Soap ry 75c Thermometer. a dandy... $1 gee ren ry? Cure for S28 ay oe a 2 lish. “' a 7 o 2 75ce American Oil. Parsens’ .2 for 835c ulphur ream . Lat. glish, ‘“‘Hello there!” My pass=ngers | 20c Turpoe. an oimtment.. .? for 38c }$1.00 Famo Hair Tonic. . 5Or were supposedly American tourists. | Zhe 4 —~ Roach Paste. He — Sale Monday, Tuesday. but it seemed rather curious to my | | Se M agnesia ... - = for 3: Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday. | lai ~ . ot Sen ee ao ee |militarily disciplined mind to be. HAEIFFER'’S BROA DWAY & FRANKLIN ee tnt te thus addressing the former rulers | | : —mS ieee edustemmsen tp the _of my country. However, it hai to entire charge of certain ter- _be done. ies. .i8| The King and Queen both tcok | Th are positions of re- the same cordial! attitude, shakinz | gg RR Agnes _ hands with me as if I had seen ther | come for men who can really a couple of hours ago. We talked | Reid a. Seow Se to loudly of “our trip to Geneva,” the | weather prospects and the machine. Small Bag Their Baggage. | King Charles wore a long gray fur | motor coat with a high turned-up | collar, which covered the lower part | }of his face and his characteristically | heavy mustache. Goggles and an ar'!- ator’s cap completed the disguise. | The Queen wore, over an Engiish | weed tailor-made suit, the big brow: | leather coat I had seen her buy the | day before. A brown veil hing close- ly over her face from a small brown ——— |felt hat. She had fur-lined gloves with turned-down cufflets and cuar- | ‘ried a emall traveling bag, which | y ‘was all the luggage the royal] pair | = 'had brought along with them. They | took the lap robe out of the car and Seventh and Lucas \got into the monoplane without be- 'traying the slightest emotion under Will Sell All This Week ‘the gaze of the Swiss officers. They Pesitively Ne Goods Delivered arranged themselves in the cabin as IS. cones or ones cx chase of $2.00 or \follows: On the back seat the Queen ‘took the right-hand corner, the King Basket more. sugar and Eggs not in- Free ‘seated at her left. Opposite to their cluded. 'majesties sat a Hungarian diplomat, 'Count P., and a Hungarian officer in Guatemala Coffee; genuine. highest grade Ooban, ‘mufti. Outside at the twin fly > evls freshly roasted; pound. 330 were two pilots. _ When the cabin door was at last 'slammed shut I heaved a big sich cf FREE—1 bottle of Brook’s @ relief. The worst seemed to be over, Double ‘‘A’’ Sauce with each purchase of 2 pounds or more of coffee. and as I jumped Rumford’s Baking Powder, flying field. From where I stood by the airplane I saw King Charles | You can do this and retain your present position if you are the entrance fee, and I must admit my nerves got a bit Jumpy when I | employed. sealized the royal couple would be with me, under my care and responsibil- | We guarantee to teach you Shorthand in thirty days, or it costs ity, the very next instant. | vou nothing. We onlv ask that vou attend our class two hours daily Those confounded Swiss officers, casually or purposely could not be | were still hanging around, whether |Surmised from their indifferent at- | titude. I bent way into my engines, | a thousand thoughts thumping into/ |my brain, the most plausible and unpleasant one being that the of- | ficers could easily recognize King | Charles and that would put a sud- | | den stop to all our plans, hopes and | | ambitions. The car drove up alongside of the | plane. I forced my voice out into a'| hearty and familiar greeting {n En- 3 Free Arun NCD MM vomnn—mx MMmgTN vomnn— for thirty days Day and Night Classes. Start Any Time. DON’T SAY IT CAN’T BE DONE Fill out the coupon and mail it now. NATIONAL SCHOOL OF SHORTHAND St. Louis, Mo. | _ e__" -, SN CAT i RN ME OY RT RE SL GI RE tee ED ——-— - WANTED 10 “Go-Getter” SALESMEN HE Tropical Paint & O11 Co. of Cleveland. one of the country’s largest manufacturers ef euality paints, enamels, reof- _ $mg materials, eto., needs 10 4955 Delmar Avenue ee a ee ee eee oy , mrpwm Hcwo ~ The men selected must be producers who are king for an opportunity form a life-long nneo- with an old-estabiished If you are @ich @ what and in what tery you have worked. The Tropical Paint & Of] Oo., Cleveland ANNOUNCING the eorganization and the efinancing of the other (goose oS hop 4 Sewn oes no the Candi [ea Room 2 | rist watch. I | : ; , Sek So | 20 Vie Fresidast anadtes Cd Sweet ur a carry Pres. W. H Cag Glue & Gelatin of a = canal ate iatenien Bro candy —_ For a delicious lunch served tastil amid . . . ways Pp . our Regardless of the price you pay, we are sure that our various qualities are the finest at New Officers President DELBERT S. WENZLICK Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Ist Vice President ARTHUR O. WEIGELT Pres. Weigelt ~— & Mlrror To carry out fully the looks cf our | 3 | proposed flight to Geneva I took the Fe eee orn Ne eee oc i course south, which was not in itself June Peas; We-No-Nah 12¢ any kind of delay, as we were bound Sugar Diana; No. 2-size can; 2 cans 15c Secretary brand; No. 2-size ; Calife or Libby's; 14¢ No, 3-size can eeereeeeeve Pork and Beans, with tomato 10¢ @auce; Sriéder's; per can Soup; Snider's: tall can Tomate Catsup; Snider's; Pint and uart botties ... 106, 206 & 45¢ Dressing, for sea Steaks, chops, etc; 25c value; bottle O Rady PPL pie ate ta Ae arly. ne %, Se rt P oi Oe F Raga Ot TA sal te Mapp

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wan F _ ~ - . — — =— _ til al MS ALERT LEIID OS BoB tm prateg ety Gert te ae Oi AGONY 8 ge t in eemeen.. sivilitilana: Bo ty a ——— ~~ Ceatral Zi27 ae | @B ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. Nain —PHONES— 1~@ 60 Years of Honest Merchan- @ising Is Your Guarantee of Our Reliability SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK Pure cane 3 AR granulated: 40 per pound PER 100 LBS $5.75 We expect te make the same ie- timate marcin eof grefit on TGAR as we do on ary other staple articiec im the house. Our pelicy is not te effer a “snap” this week and take it eut ef yeur reach the next. A 10 or °° dellar @ili will go further and give you m greater purchasing power at MEEHAN’S RIO COFFEE, per pound Peaberry Santes. per I> De Suatemalia. per ib se Pure (ecea, 2 ibs. for se feyton Tea. per Ib se iunpowder Tee. per i> mee Wheic Lvaperated Bo Peaches. pound Sendry HKailsin«. 2 ib«. lSe 1008 -. sack $1.98 458-ib. sack ) See -Ib. sack $1.00 HEN FEED ize grit); S| 5p per 100-Ib. sack... : ’ Helle or Independent Pig. Co.'s sugar cured Hams, 23 per ib. , Sugar cured Bacen, 123 toe i4 average: per ib ijT*\e Sugar cured Bacon ‘Strips, per i EE «snccesce ; I3tee Bry Salt Ribs, per Ib. Tre ORDERS @GITvTEN FPROMPT ATTENTION Mata a ( entra) _— Phones: ee Men’s 3.50 Genuine Red Diamond Alil-Wool 7 50 Fiannel Shirt...... is 500 Men’s Jeans and 1 50 Corduroy Pants ... [. TOMORROW AT THE OLD RELIABLE GLOBE Men's $10 Heavy Qrerceats and Uisters..3.58 Men's $2 Beary Cezt Sweaters........- osc Mes's Fleeced and Ribbed Unien Suits... .&3s Men's Heavy Fleeced, Ribbed Underwear. .33 an $6745.57 Was Impounded When Suit Was Recently Filed Part of the $6745.57 bank account of Arville A. Van Cleave was released yesterday by Judge Gaereeche in th Court ef Demestie relations on & plea by Van Cleave that the mone? was needed to operate his business but $3000 was leM impounded to ‘n- sure a maintenance for Mrs. Blanche B. Van Cleare, his wife, who has filed suit for separate maintenance for herself and their three children. v “leave’s funds were [Impounded 3 when Mra. Van Cleave led her suit recentis. Van Cleave operates 2 clay mine ut S021 Fyler avenue, and a meoetion filed by his wife yesterday for an silowance stated that he possessed property walued at $563,120. Van Cleave bas been aiiowing his wife $235 a month and some extras for 4othing, for the support of his fam- ily. Mrs. Van Cleave aseerts this is insufficient to maintain the status to which the family has been accus- tomed and has asked the court to name a suitable amount. and separated in +o = . . 7 married in i13 1920, and Mrs. Van Cleave has since occupied the family residence at | 23555 Clifton avenue WOMAN ONE OF NINE CONFESSED DRUG USERS CAUGHT IN RAID Narcotic Inspectors Also Take Negro Found in Charge of House at 23330 Adams Street. Narcotic inepectors raided a house at 223@ Adams street Friday after- noon, after a drug addict, acting as an agent. had purchased a package of morphine from Joseph Lockwood. 2 megro, of 2818 Morgan street. who was in charge of the house. Lock- wood and nine confessed drug users, including a woman, were arrested. A dozen packages of morphine and as many packages of cocaine. which were found tn the house, were con- -y?4.. CO ms , > i inspector found Lockwood & counter rear which had a peep hole tn the pane!. a door Ww hen the inspectors knocked for 3 mission Lockwood hope and ther covered opened the peep 7 him with re. oivers. He s2 he was emprlored s > a % - mom ) oe a negro whom he knew ocnly ag ‘Qh me ~~ & HOW CHARLES FLEW OVER THE ALPS TO REGAIN THRONE Centineed Frem Preceding Page. King and Queen, with folded b ; , were Silent!’ saving The four pas- seives and s 2 3 7 ; ~- 4 ’ iid I A thrill most certainly wen: neariv *, —— 7h. oS ag . 7 * Ring (Rarles was back once » i- s . » | more in the land where he ha-3 and solemniy azncinted in Back in where «* phen, King of Hungary. his beautiful kingdom, millions of loyal hearts were awa2ir- ing his return and beating up toward nl _—— Trip Took Four Hour= My work was over A down flight brought us gliding o ~~ the feld of Denesfa, near Oedenbure srrooth _-. ~ ere i. ieSar and Wa sztenOurg awaited the arriva! ne King to n reh on to-the capit with the Leg st treons. We ha wn exa: four hours and rec ,00 k metres when we landed I last saw my roral passengers, who were to spend the night in a nearby castie and be rested for the next day’s great events. Unfortunately I could not join them in.the march on to, Budapest, having to look after the machine. The King and Queen thanked me cover and over again and were most entbusiastic over the progress of aviation, it being even useful for Kings and Queens te fly back to their thrones. King Charies made several tokes arout it and finally, becoming ser'i- QOUS, S€id Ll Oe remained ruler ard King this time he would have his Iwn flying fleid in memory of his frst eventful fight. He would thus be the frst and most up-to-date _— -_= = mo cil. wnao wou.d have not only his stables and turf but his firing machines, his hangars and a reva!) aviation park of his own. ‘And you will be chief pilet and rum the whoie show.” were his ma‘- esty S ast words to me as he once —— = a+ a4 more warmir gasped mv hand But unis «ind | rentons were nor to De realized. Here ends mv the story, the result of wh bh the whole world now knows long since. Tt may be of interest to add a few technical details about : which cafried out the fligh: Ls already men ti : “harles and Queen Zita. flew bh: Hungarr in a "+ Part ha . s © 4 -unkers monoplane. us Machine was designed by Prof punkers and constructed in th xe°rs works in Dessau, Germ: nas the peculiarity of being built en- tireiy of metal. the omy wood parts being the motor bed and the work of frame the seats. The tall and wings are made of steei-wired con- struction. The surface sheeting ts of ead end dura-iuminium (he ustal canvas wings. — —— . . The airpiane is abso!n: instead wires OF Pipes connecting the wings te the body The gas tanks are on either side of the wings and the re serve tank back of the passenger cadin, where there ‘s also a space to carry ijuggage. The full weight of the machine when empty is 2409 pounds. On this occasion the tota) passenger weight was 720 pounds, pius 689 pounds of supply cargo. The motor ts a 1§0-horsepewer 3B. M W ‘ Bavarian Motor W orks } and cana reach @ speed of 90 to 190 miles an hour, — . toe ks 1s ae They were, ' i ee Oe ee oe sre oe an owes eee. eee 5 et nme ee aE tj CrLuggs-Vandevoort 0G ’ Store Hours : Daily 9 to 5:30; Saturday 9 to 6 Olive and Locust From Ninth to _———_— —_____. ~ SSC GINNING Mond Cy TheFebruary Sale of Furniture Featuring an Advance Showing of Sunroom Furniture. Just Recetved—Two Carloads, Which We HaveGrouped With Regular Stock, at 20% to 40% Reductions 40% Reductions Predominate! You will find the newest creations for We fortunately secured this shipment in time for our February Sale. Spring’, 1922—in the new brown, gunmetal, green and parchment finishes, and in painted effects with loose- cushion seats and backs of gay cretonne or tapestrv—in matched suites or separate pleces—as chairs, chaise longues, bird cages, tables, ferneries, etc., from the most inexpensive to the very finest Furniture. Your sunroom is the center of familv interest at this season, and with the adroit selection of hangings in harmony with your Furniture, a few flowers and perhaps a fernery, you can create the charm of Spring in the frozen heart of Winter. Fourth F cor. Splendid Items at February Sale Prices Sun-Room Furniture : $194.50 Burma Red Settee. with cretonne cushions $1127.35 $63 Burma Red Rocker with cretonne cushions $38.00 $63 Burma Red Chair with cretonne cushions 3338.00 ' $84 Burma Red Table (36-inch length) $50.75 *47 Ivory, Red and Black Chair, cretonne cushioned $8869 ‘47 Ivory, Red and Black Rocker, cretonne cushioned $8860 S81 Ivory, Red and Black Chaise Longue, in cretonne§@@,80 £156 Ivory, Red and Black Settee. cretonne cushioned $96.00 S47 Wicker Bird Cage and Fernery combined $29.00 +41 Ivorv, Red and Black Reed Table 3235.00 $18.50 Ivory, Red and Black Reed Lamp $11.25 $43.50 Frosted Brown Chair with velour cushions $26.50 $45.50 Frosted Brown Rocker with velour cushions $36.40 $138 Frosted Brown Settee with velour cushions 383.50 $34 Frosted Brown Table with velour cushions $33.00 $17 Frosted Brown Wicker Fernery $10.50 £39.50 Frosted Brown Wicker Desk $824.00 $21.50 Frosted Brown Wicker Chair $13.00 $25 Frosted Brown Wicker Lamp $15.25 $19.73 Brown Reed Chair with cretonne cushions $12.00 $19.75 Brown Reed Chair with cretonne cushions $12.00 $60 Settee Reed Chair with cretonne cushions $36.25 $17 Brown Reed Chair with cretonne cushions 310.50 317 Brown Reed Rocker with cretonne cushions 310.50 $29.50 Brown Reed Chair with cretonne cushions $18.68 $29.50 Brown Reed Rocker with cretonne cushions $18.08 $43 Chaise Longue with cretonne cushions $26.00 $12.50 Brown Reed Table $7.75 Fourth F'lcer. = , ak bri Wet et, * { » i Raa aS i. ‘ Foi et unital wast |_ ~ ee ; E pice : SUSDAT. 3 JAMUARY 29. 1922 x For the St We hare the fancy boxes and Candy Store Hours: Daily 9 to aye) Month-End Sale of Package G in Discontinued Pattei rARIOUS patterns \ package goods Ww are discontinued numbers, eluding stamped articles ¥ materials and instruc for making. ar¢e offered @ duced prices. These ine ombinations, center p «amisoles, pillows, ap .nd ehildren’s dresses. a art Needlework Sho Second Fiocor Notion Speci in the Month End Sa Muff Forms, filed eiderdown and a few -otton: brown satin | with satin mbbeon cord; ularig $1; special only, Faultless Sanitary- kins: large size: exe vrade: 12 in a box; re res’. . special, a box Wash Cloths; good q Turkish weave, im all or white witk colored ders: special. a dozen 4c Dexter's Darning ton: white. black. bro grav : special, 5 balls Children’s Hickory Waists, durably +o stand hard wear, sizes 30c; large szes Sapo Elixir; a cle fluid ; $1 size can ; spe 30e size; special -ontaining about 350 in various sizes: black A broken Ime of Buttons: excellent for dren’s rompers; larg small sizes: a ecard 10c Dressmakers Fasteners, in white onl on a eard: an rom 44) Tr NG } : dozen cards 25c LB. Klienert’ Shields; rubber lined, sook eovered : 2 (ozeng sizes J, {- special. a pair Notion Shep— First Important Month Sale of r b Women’s H Full-Fashioned Sik with Paris clocking», or black. These are reguiar. If perfeet $4.59 a pair; special Full-Fashioned Siz some with all-nlk and of sie garter tops, soles black or brown, slightly I? nerfee - i 9a > Full-Pachioned Blac Stockings, with lisie soles and beels: ail pert s1 White Silk Stockings, | fashioned ‘oat. &mi- fae ale garter tors, ees special, s1 Silk and Fiber scam in the bark. ti tops, soles and heels, f van and biack, : Silk Stockings, vith seam in the back, ter tops, seies and iovan, black, white Hosiery Shep— First Vonday Aft at 2 O'Clock in : Vandervoort M

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SUND JANUARY —_—————_ a SS, : és w, ——— om Ninth to Tenth ee aul S Month-Find Sales~Season-End Sales~February Sales ved—Two Reductions salions for With loose- irs, chaise angings in Spring in 4 € Prices liture ———— e cushions $117.25 shions $38.00 hions $38.00 | $50.75 e cushioned $29.00 e cushioned $29.00 », in cretonne $49.00 ne cushioned $94.00 bined $29.00 $25.00 ; | $11.25 cushions $26.50 our cushions $26.50 cushions $83.50 ushions $33.00 $10.50 $24.00 $13.00 $15.25 e cushions $12.00 née cushions $12.00 shions $36.25 ushions $10.50 cushions $10.50 cushions $18.00 ne cushions ‘$18.00 Hons $26.00 $7.75 urniture | Set for $100 Set for $60.00 st-Room Set $90.00 1 Set $57.50 r $32.50 iture nial design, for $265 style, for $270 $160 $140 $265 rniture ior influence niture in tapestry $65 375 OR ER RR I RED. tRNA & om r - a? * = ie cats te ie - Ae ow ne 0h MES MMII AS AIC MAR abe cae i - In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Gl »be-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3B _ ~w — For the St. Valentine Party We have the finest of candies, St. Valentine fancy boxes and table decorations and favors. Candy Shop—First Floor. Seruggs lenderwoorl frarmey Lunch in the Tea Room Order delicious food, receive quick and ef- ficient service and pay reasonable prices. Tea Rooms—Seventh Floor. — } |. Store Hours: Daily 2 to 5:30; Saturday 9 to 6 K K K Olive and Locust From Ninth to. Tenth Sriple the lnterest in Ulerchantdise ror Monday and Fuesday Selling Month-End Sale of Package Goods in Discontinued Patterns ye aetuUs patterns of package goods which are discontinued numbers, in- eluding stamped articles with m&terials and _— instructions for making, are offered at re- duced prices. These include combinations, center pieces, eamisoles, plllows, aprons and children’s dresses. Art Needlework Shop— Second Floor. a Notion Specials in the Month End Sales Muff Forms, filled with eiderdown and a few with eotton; brown satin lining with satin ribbon cord; reg- ularly $1; special only, each 25¢ Faultless Sanitary- Nap- kins; large size: excellent prade: 12 in a box; regular- ly 75e; special, a box 49¢c Wash Cloths; good quality Turkish weave, in all white or white with colored bor- ders: special. a dozen 60c 4c Dexter's Darning Cot- ton; white, black, brown and grav; special, 5.balls for 10c Children’s Hickory Sup- porter Waists, durably made to stand hard wear, smal! sizes 39c; large sizes 59c Sapo Elixir; a cleaning fluid ; $1 size can; special 83c 30¢ size; special 23C 25c Wire Hairpin Cabinets, containing about 350 hairpins in various sizes: black only: special 15c A broken line of Pearl Buttons; excellent for chil- dren’s rompers; large and small sizes; a card 10c 10c Dressmakers’ Snap Fasteners, in white-only ; one dozen on a eard: all sizes from 4-0 to Ng I: dozen cards 36c 25c I. B. Klienert’s Dress Shields; rubber lined, nain- sook covered; sizes 2, 5 and 4: special, d pair 15¢ Notion Shop—First Floor special, 4 ne — Important Month-Fiid Sale of Women’s Hosiery Full-Fashioned Silk Stockings, with Paris eclockings, in brown or black. These are slightly ir reguiar. If perfect would be $4.50 a pair; special £2.75 FPull-Fashioned Silk Stockings, some with all-silk and others with lisle garter tops, soles and heels. black or brown, slightly irregu lar in weave. If perfeet would be $2.50 to $550 pa ir: sper ial KL. Pull-Fashioned Black Silk Stockings, with lisle garter tops, soles and heels: all perfect, 81.39 a pair White Silk Stockings, with full- fashioned foot, 4#emi-fashioned leg. pi lisle garter tops, soles and heels: ° special, K1.59 a pair Silk and Fiber Stockings, with seam in the back, lisle garter tops, soles and heels, in cordo van and black, 5Me a pair Silk Stockings, a!| perfect. with seam in the back, lisle gar ter tops, soles and heels, in cor dovan, black, white and grar, Sic a pair Hosiery Shop—First Floor. —— Monday Afternoon at 2 O'Clock in the Vandervoort Music Hall Mass Meeting Under the auspices of the Women’s Committee on Good Government for St. Louis County. _ Organ—Miss Mabel N. Rubel- mg. Report—Mrs. T. W. Hardy— temporary chairman. Address on the New Constitu- tion—Mrs. George Gell- horn. Illustrated Lecture on Train- ing for Citizenship—Mrs. Helen B. Paulsen, of Chi- — Cette ta en _——— Starting Monday— Our Annual February Sale of |New Bungalow Aprons with a wide variety of new materials, styles and colors. at $1.00, $1.50, $1.98, $2.98 and $3.98 Bungalow Apron Shop—Th! Fine China 100-Pc. Theo. Haviland China Dinner Service Regularly $182.00— Sale Price ] ] Q OO - ; This fine china is of excellent quality with rich bor¢ decoration and mat gold handles. 97-Pc. Limoges China Dinner Service $57.50 Here 1S a splendid value. The dainty border deaoration and mat gold handles add to its charm. er Regularly $69.56— Sale Price 100-Pc. Bavarian Imported China Dinner Service Regularly $55.00— Sale Price $49.75 with COT) Choice china dinnerwaré ventional border, gold lines on each piece and on the handles. China Shop—Fourth Floor. P. S—We offer many splendid values in discontinued patterns in China and a number of odd pieces. _—_—_—_— ———— Fine Imported Lingerie Ribbon Offered in the Month-End Sale There is.a selection of plain or polka do terns, in white, pink or light blue. No. 1—A bolt 55¢e No. 95c and $1.15 No. 114—A bolt Ee eae tee 60c and 75c $1.25 and $1.60 jo A holt @ Tomorrow and Tuesday—We will offer reductions on many small lots and broken assort- ments of merchandise through- out the store. @ The accumulation from the past month and the past season must be disposed of immediately, and this Month-End Sale and Sea- son-End Clearance is your oppor- tunity to profit in a big way. Several annual February Sales also start Monday, offering fresh assortments of brand new mer- chandise in large quantities at very special prices. The last two days of the month promise tre- mendous sales. q@ Remember—Charge Purchases made Monday and Tuesday are to be entered on February state- ments, payable in March. Month-End Sale of Good Rugs andervoort Quality at the Lowest Seale of Prices $52.50 Axminster Rugs for $46.75 f extra fine qualitv in the favored smal] >, . "re rLug’S « delle Shensteme hl ple 5 tS ee ae po ssinetni ne mm i Sian iis MKS Seb + Pee, St N POOLE TR yer Sa 7Y GEFs BOTE = wm - SS ae) “- . ~ en cs my ; oy It Gs stig la Ry A, . tn in Mg ole SEs ss » Ms Ru dn Si ada’ , + ate ay) wire ' REO ENA RS EY, Sa

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the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100.000. SP aTUN ENCE ED » the G lobe- Di mocrat b VY approxiim , - O18, Ul ST. LUU! S POST-DISPATCH © {in CITY Circulation, the Daify PUST-Di>d! a pproxiun : Oe a WANN NAAAAAAANSAARAAAA ppreerrrrrre: Te Oa POC a reeeee : ———— Women’s Kid Gloves. | 50¢ Embroideries n Aaa s ” “ “ 4 Men's $3.50 Gloves | $1.25 Dres s Linens | @ 1 rrr ~ + et eee ~ > " we ae ite ~ > 4 f - 4 -~_™ ~ . i Ts Ji. — " ee ee he Paige seme RRP adie tomes = om “ ore 356 Oo ie o at a ung ert Dee | ffords Wide For Girls, Women and Misses—Beginning Monday a Remarkable > € A Sale of Middy Blouses W 4 | i. ,0at $1.95, $2.50 $ 39 he Speci ally; + Models for Wo ee oes dl a rm. on . eet Si and $2.95 ¢ Good judgment 7 ase of these Coats for next ) | | an opportunity for galas this season. The mate Up / | are so much smartertialiieecd in Coats sold regularly : - well justified in buyingsat their needs. iar “Bob Evans ; ‘ their eamamasar B,°k “ “h ’ * % remainder packed eac iP , 7 , : values as are seldom ' Women's and Mz fomen $s and Misses’ | ‘ L. } r St DOSsiDIe manner. Offered Tomorrow in This Annual February Sale, Are pean ee | ae meee | | COATS y COATS § e Ise - i or bine, ‘ Ng 7 7 | this price—plain, e - fashi0! rable Winter m one of the previous vear an id tor the 1922 event our efforts h: [tai _— ant : ‘ : a bi “4 a ee oy em gece” “a y A iit 7 — “) | 1 , | be oe ‘et fur-trimmed effects—fashiene embro: dered and fur-triz SO unusual as to crow d ine Bo vs’ Sectio ll ifUOil we Open Ing LO ‘ NS lia’ 2 ~ ——~ jj : if BS . ot . a d te : : ae 1 + : Ve : a le. if yf Normandy, velour, e _fitted, semi-fitted and bel E He . t, ; : 4 - - ‘ 4 — +h ; Styles Are Materials Are - NA = fa ~ ya : ' | livia and silvertone—all #s—among them are Coats Oliver Twist. Junior Norfolk. Balk f Galatea. Ponrlin. Crash. Palmer J lev- rr tLe K = * | silk. may Sprins. ca Styles that are very smart for zh Powrr (inéeh (f" ham? ray. et¢.—l wet RRC EIR Kp te ew Erber mont : oe TREN Cet ene ene pps Sars re. Set © Lier eile lint is a ania os = ' oe) * énd wil Te er: ? reese. ae = Ba i ey ree a + a ae alle Adiiviaiee eo % -palatiee* =, pei itso + . + °° _* > fr oe ,> "2? aod > : a Ms - rf; San - vc - in 3 vs 4 fa) a r n yreen, £ra aided collars and °s. er ms amd ties. nd 7 13 eombinations—a'll fast P. a te | . es | y A \ A \ | ; 4 Imp _— Is 0 Sale The Savings Justify the Purchase f Half and One ae Lots | Ste : 4 Art \\Y\ 7 iF : Second Fleer | a4 } iA : “ ~ Biatanst ae ae arms . oe CT RAN All Moats and Lo 4 Yo | Immediate W ear—Of fered Tomorrow at P Grades at | Monday, in Two Special Growne— | on These € 1800 pairs of well-made Silk Hose, with silk 10¢@ and 5c Vd. isses’ Suits } garter tops. In black, the new grav shades and de- sirable colors. A splendid opportunity to supply | @ Several thousand yards ef all needs. | sorts of Laces, Flounecings, Bands || and Insertions—from which it would Black Ribbed W omen’ s | be well to select all needs, for all =~ : : ; le Suit of excelent quality Lisle Hose Cotton Hose | Pid het eee Sosa nape — = : ; are velour, duvetyn, me at, Pair, C : | : ie | aon mistral, Serrente and b ee ee Cen aa Geant Seer a eeegerrsy seeeeervrerrereeereerere eeevegers ’ «egg om RR ae ROA IRE ager ep | i}; ' : Weamen's black Hats for young women, for matrons and | | Hose of very s for misses—hundreds of them with Mira : oF this pric smart style touches suggestive of Spring | 3 know value ts to er at once : | | | lot regular $3.85 — . and the opportunity | \ ce An Exceptional Opportunity Monday in Smart « Tres a | 1s 7m at a saving “omes just Ww! le! most cats dcanes “FS House Dresses and Aprons eeteereeeeae =eh am irk h he ta é a. rt . ~ ms t .. agg ss. Aid , TOL us AV il i tS ‘ ll I aurbr: s T} | Tr a - ‘ - , ilwavs popular off be-6 ace varn and novelty braid and : as for colors, none seem =: @ So unusual are the savings and so very good the selection that the stvies, rollin: s-brin 1 Saltors. mi ishroor mm and sr nartiv iO be mMIssing. pheas: ant, chi am ind periv inkle being c vs economical woman will sup ply all needs from the following groups: drape d a nd be: utifullv ern b ro! Seiad turbans are here Gulie pro minent. BI: ick. O f CO} —— We 1] ePnress nted a | : ss Choice of These New Arrivals May Be Had, Beginning at 9 A. M. ONS st ay House Dresses “Terry” eS a ee A \ (he Dresses and Aprons Robes ee ma ii = , e295 Velueu $4.95 to $5.95 $19.95 Value— = » wv S? 2 O5 $9.99 of fame, rose, 14-Karat White Gold bi bse "Moever™ ots : . . | @ag = an ieee Gingham Asron a 4 Copen, pink and light | A Special Purchase Brings This Sale of . : his ym dric - finished eed rimmed | wit side fastening rere —_ Ring Mountings | @fy Sse) ESSE S| | ieee sere| New Metal Girdles (& a | ocse Dress Senge » 5 end $8.35 to $10.95 $1.25 to $1.95 $1.25 A 9% Bay a -* 99 pose St 00 be 69c 7 eregets ssne ee ———_ __ Bie AAR geese oc ri eR PERRI eg Ue mee. i, Aprons; Shirred waistline and id sashes and peplums. Regular and extra sizes. Ren > > , = re _ Dr - - = aur AJ a ~ 2d . Se pere aie ‘ rPpe re@ssiD g —accues. . one of the € Thirg Fleer - . . . . > 5 . > rry hd wry . ¥ > \ . e > — * i - « ~ > * * foemenw * (Oo Se AY ot > > LanIev Wilkree OF SiLol . ‘ibuin+ 2cmeaeinemepinaatenl eo \ Maia fF leer : Main Fleer Baleeur Profit by Taking Advantage of These Savings on ee " i Three Pieces— Men Will Certainly Appreciate These Savings in 3 | $375 Valae— W col Mised Side, pee cay Household Needfuls | © Re Coats and Capes $3.95 to $49.95 Values— lard quality, seasonablv offer- e ear'y shopping advisable. Sc Washtuds—large, heavy galvanized iron. Ovens—Griswold make. i. 3 large = , 6c Roll Toilet Paper: 10 rolls for Coal Hods @ At this saving “Papen | | | : Knox Tarnish—large size cam for............. 45¢ | ; —— ee ) | € These who 2 Bathroom Shelves—24-inch glass ae ree i Value, gic and on light grv ae g stvie that confo > . 2s~ F Pressing Irons—for shirtwaists, etc.......... ae we : $4.95 to $10 ‘aie soc Mail Boxes—reguiation size, with padinck......¢ aS Suitaive tor pariore sad: SA They oO : ' - ——Feg iui we - ms h. ee ee bes, .. *. “ 4, ba *% . 4, *. *. s, *. 4, *, - :. ae a a *, : * . “. a *. ., * = %, : a = a *, *. - *. ". *, *, * “. - *, *. = *, * * 4 fw /' & Ad ‘D eadthdibaie a deetientae Fiaunetecite Wen'« _ Fiber Silk Hose = | 49 ; 5 lothes Wringers re ae . . —— broent . onni $4.0 Waine 5 Cedar Mops—large size , ES . rass cloth — “ee 7 . : , i ; ' . Neat!v mac “ at “a5? _. 5 | 7 oh a » aie é ie , ) a 7 new _ . — } i _ - s.. Potts ’ . : i Teta etal Se ae ee oe | | a | ‘D | of ce xtra I ami y .D tern: 3 ai wall P oe ealter - . . : - it a . | ° ; , Anes On $4. 00 ; #. —~< T Yorn tic eatmeai ™? “J ‘ ee . % ae ‘< : Misti : i, ; » : f ¥ ; : ' + . » . ys af “ Fat a* i 4 7 : : Z “ 4; Run : “aa . att . iy he f ' -_ - - , ; J : © . - te é-apit Weg; different striped sles; the pepular es). — . | $2.95 to 5 $5.95 : wa | Ne phewe or mall ardgrs aecepeed. c patterns. Sizes 16 to 1! —" i : i. S28 | , - . “Main Fleer H Third Fleer See ee ae SSA ‘8,2

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SUNDAY JANUARY 29, "1909 _ i * ‘NDAY, » was _ = : 2 TANUARY 29, 192. In CITY Circulation, the DS the Globe-Democrat by approxima 0, the Star by 60.000 and the Times by 100,000. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5B ee - reat idee oo —_ - tener acum — — SERENE 2 > ————— ee ——— a ee er a rm = ——— ——————— Eee TT EEE ETT = Dp : | Toaster Stoves | D5 - ; = os 1 = = oc & 35¢c Handkerchiefs Nemo Circlets 2 @ Two-toned, double-faced er ‘| @**Liberty’’ Electric Toaster Stoves = a 8 ; 3G Sashes with heavy fringed ends. For (/ in round type; nickel-plated: ready @ Women’s imported ’Kerchiefs, with initials or € A demonstration that should reveal to al? women . ; a any ’ iT COoln- »* ‘ ° : ‘* a suits or dresses; many col for use; toast, boil or fry, and very in embroidered, hemstitehed or open-work effects. the advantages of wearing Nemo Circiets instead of — ————.._ . binations. $5.99 4 | | handy. $2 value—~ $I 57 Men’s hemstitched white Handkerchiefs 15 ordinary Brassieres. Slipping over the head. taste?P- : C a ; ” . an @ care , av : | > at ing without hooks or eyes. they take excelient | value, Monday at Monda} at and colored novelty OfSOOES isnttc dddsiidsani of the figure above the waistline. Thwi«d Ficor : Basement Gallery Main Fleor ; le Affords Wide Latitude for Choice of 7 ONY, Store ] nN ) , > O a f ~ a T a te, a Vv 1 al i. Unquestionably One of Monday’s Most Attractive Features for Women and Misses Is This Specially d Models for Women and Misses {> Sale of N CW Winter : Coa Ss » Restricted Articles the Month Will Appear on February Statements. Main Floor deem Full Books for ae Charge Purchases Made During the Remainder of ff! t ; ; ~ pis dD Good judgment will diggfihase of these Coats for next Winter’s wear, besides giving you i ou tee Which Features Over 1000 Garments in Three Underpriced Lots ae nA opportunity for ¢ m- this season. The materials ar h Be fay LA i hawd dey y consider this : } ils are so much better and the styles WX e5.: he e so much smarter than weined in Coats sold regularly at these prices that one would be M | i x a Originally Originz lly | Originally . r ell justified in buying » [ their needs. ees ae ; $20 to $27.50 $30 to $37.50 $39.50 to $49.50 Women’s and Misse® Women's and Misses’ | oR" ~—s- Women’s | re 1 \/; COATS | COATS COATS S15 S20 5 25 Originally $39.75 to gsipriginally $59.75 to $85 Originally $85 to $125 Gras R | ps q A prominent New York maker—anxious to dispose of his surplus stocks, in order to get ready for | | his Spring business—sold us these Coats at extraordinary concessions. This sale is of particular | \ \X significance as it comes when cold weather is bere in earnest. One of these Coats will keep you y warm when the winter winds blow., And besides being very practical, they are extremely | grrtsy attractive. Several hundred for chojalillaried in sty! ach r , The C : — Fashioned of Normandy, Bolivia, silk plush, Attractive Blo belted, loose-back and é “hoie ed in style, each represent- e Coats in this group are made of fi Pon ’ us6, M . . : a : 7° ° - ’ b us price—plain, embroideredieg fashionable Winter mode— | the popular soft fabrics that are warm ize rrescacee ges oS aa ae ee Pong Mone ppm euteuene a pF miee was ane centien ur-trimmed effects—tashionam embroidered and fur-trim- withont excessive weight, such as evora, Sizes for women and misses. silk, 7 ormandy, velour, erminine, 4—fitted, semi-fitted and belted Orlando, velour, veldyne, erminine and la and silvertone—a]] lined Mects—among them are Coats for Bolivia—some embroidered, the major ik. Bey Spring. ity trimmed with fur a : q Fur Coatsand Wraps | | FurScarfsand Muffs | | $25 and $35 Suits 3 =z Less 334% Less 50% — $ 1 5 Choice of any Fur Coat, Cape or You may select any Fur Scarf or Neatly tailored of all-wool mate- Stole-in the Basement Economy Muff in the Basement Economy rials in a number of correct stylea, t : Store's fur stock at a discount of Store’s fur stock at a discount of many of which are appropriate for 4 5 an on apes { ‘a'! 33 1-3 per cent off the regularly 50 per cent off the regularly early Spring wear. Fur trimmed 1 TT (ie i i marked prices. and plain models. , i NEAL BOE ESET ATER: INERT OE PIES Sth ‘ ; ly Important Is Our Sale of marked prices. —And Quite Extensivelfllection—Offered at a Discount of 1 | Basement Economy Store Your desire for a Fur Coat oriie can now be gratified at a saving that makes the % purchase at this time well worm Besides the benefit to be derived from the A Most Remarkable Sale of Women’s and Misses’ ' Of Much Interest to Stout Women—A Sale of garment this Winter yon will} the first of next year’s cold weather. All of fashionable styling and the Fy 1 favors. ie otf boat of ernerne cD ) New Silk Blouses May O Belt Cor sets Pe ae \/ Savings to Bled on These Note the Reductions on These Women’s @isses’ Suits Women’s and Misses’ Dresses Originally} . Originally ¢ = $45 to $1 J $59.50 to ; » 5 8 f OW... 5—Now....- ; i \\ } : ’ A e \_/ . = $3.89, $4.95 and $5.95 Values x | $5 Values—Special Monday at Think what it means to buy a be ie Suit of excellent quality mate- Dresses of many kinds are offered at this reduced price—fashioned in many and richly trimmed with fur,@ means a saving that foresighted, ways of Canton crepe, satin, tricotine, Georgette, Poiret twill, velour, broadtail pnomical ones will not miss, Ss are velour, duvetyn, moussyn, cloth, Roshanara crepe, Matlasse and velveteen—most of them suitable in style and iii ¥ sidyne, Oxford and tricotine, m tan, mistral, Sorrento and black. weight for early Spring wear. a, Some handsomely embroidered. Fourth Floor—Use Sixth or Seventh St. Elevators chased Waists are at least 20 models, = Be for stout women, bein splendidly made of | f : Sesh? ° ~- ° . = i) ‘ ly @ In this group of 672 specially pur- %m ! 5 @ May O Belt Corsets are specially designed ¢ Ibe one of which is illustrated. They are 4g F yi E substantial materials. Well reinforced across | H | charmingly made of crepe de chine, re ie the front and doubly strong over the abdo- Georgette crepe, satin and pleasing ri. men. Heavily boned throughout. Low and i Ve combinations. Long and short Over- § ‘ iS medium bust models with heavy elastic at ‘\ i HT favl Tt blouses, tie-back effects and regula- bet to th | tion Waists. ms me — Wn 4 ‘ | } 5 NIVEL fi d RANG y = Leer Nit A rt Many are cleverly trimmed with embroidery or lace, while _ It will pay stout women to attend | Uy ff haat AsSoh =_ heehee jenn others are strictly tailored. Novelty or tailored collars, also this sale, as these Corsets are seldom Haig ian collarless models. Long or short sleeves. In the approved colors. offered at such a low price. pail Sizes 36 to 46. Y, a) : ; . ead te. : Basement Economy Store Basement Economy Store e \..% > + 7 a Aecit 0 af ‘ ee pe ae - — = ¢ * / ~~ ORS Fie ne mes ree d 3 NN apr mae of Olea. & ay GrsoS VF, 2 te SEIS > ge é New Home Sewlg@ . ENG ee | REE 1? igsees et "4 GI x | & Monday the Cotton Goods Section Features— Canton Cr e pe : he ee td ‘ 7 . wa 4, : : -. a» of MY, , = a + ue © oF ; ‘ $a “vad + » + . s+ $2.0 ’ - Vee... cccwed @A lucky purchase makes U by hl ee ERE | are} | : SB bed price ge i . ° Special A cessories. Splendid woodwork @ : ‘ Silk Shirts P ’ @ Silk and lisle Canton Crepe, 40 inches wide, in a $65 2-spool cabinet ™ | The February Furniture Sale Presents a Surprise Offering of - ob oe fine pebble weave. Shown in light colors including ont gpa ae Mad , " $5 and $5.50 $ 9 the popular sport effects. . —=— . one only...! . Values at.... : 1.48 Pongee $2.98 Sport Satin norton gl | MohairOverstuffed Suites | i. 2. | gsqmsarameianesstetssicreminice | y S48 Rome, | $288 Pe Sa : a nase bg wrereg - — ae Finished with strong hems. Seconds of the $1.98 grade. | inches wide; firmly woven; an | inches wide, with a rich lustrous _ roth Silk Shirts. Sizes 14 to 17 A well-known make. extra heavy weight; in the na oye « epers c " : pa Rinsing: . natural color only; skirts as it wi . . Electric chil Basement Economy Store $1.50 Damask | could Scarfs ice just 500 yards; yard. $1.19 der perfectly; yard .. $1.98 A pew shipment oh mom | —One ot the Most Popular Styles of the Day Wool Scarfs Pure Mencken Sane ae | nine 17x56 tnemee: large variety Basement Economy Store i Sewing Machines, we : 72 inches wide. a ee designs. Samples of T5c to ly new and with excelice r es f stripes. 10ICe OF Seve ‘ Mon- * Women’s brushed wool Scarfs, some patterns; lengths — —coepetageseh be purchase , — two yards long, finished with fringed 1 to 8 yards; yard Monday, This Saving on r-tate 7 le : hh UU SM ny, , BV UY” "4, ends and pockets; dark and combi- club plan when desired. og Sa th | - ° ° : ; nation colors. $3.95 $2 95 Tableclo § Made of good quality eet if; =] D 1 ( . ft j of; ‘7 7 3 hype Kh vyph Jt thy | ‘ , | and $5.00 values . Bleached Tablecloths; size 58x ized damask, in several pleasing ° if a n ut a ns f ‘ Z S74 WY 4a . Z . 4 f - 2 2 " ‘ . ne , ,* Rx ’ > , bit 2 “ip.” -~ SSP 4 G) Basement Economy Store inches. -“irb a highiy mer- | patterns, — limited quantity; 1 Three Pieces— yh OV 4 ys bhp tii “U4 fy Davenport . = finish; embroidered 18-inch size, $I 47 ; , or goid; Q9¢ dozen — “+e . . - | Vf ' Yj, yy t tt Gh ta ; " ere eobes ’ . nes & Stra 7, Li 2 Ci ‘Yp, QifprV 4, and Chair Kk, or gold; : OD ich open. gaat | 35 Radical Saving 1 : atid at ) i ges jy! OY Y Yj, Only $185 $1.25 and $1.50 ages eae ss Br oe ve $2.25 Grade . a : Pp eeeees ‘ , 4 | 4 bel _— Z fe LIE j , Z, i , : Yy fi . & ° Indian Head | Remnants aa genuine Scout at Pair. ee a ———— a ap , ,, yrs A dys Bp : _ 4 Ni q ay / ‘ Gy Ze ’ A, g nion ults Extra heavy. round thread cot- Pend ais . in shirting and dress 4 — o 4 he ¥ Lb fed As ~~ Vi Are Sree al ton that is appropriate for fancy fart ; nt patterns , ffects, in differe. . . oo rorTK iapkins, etc., remnants | and colors; engths . . 4 Boys’ and girls’ wool-mixed Union | fim'1'to 4 yards, 19c | 2tos rie aoe $ @ Just 300 pairs of good quality mer- t, eC Suits in the long nt ankle yard inghe ; caine A BOY sion. . . & ° ? style; come in the | Roll. ... | A Special Purchase of Two Carloads ee FE ee R9¢ | 12'2c to 20c Face Cloths oad Gingh: oe a oe . | neatly hemstitched herders and Gi natura] gray color. speci e6 es toile mpegs. co terendl ate -— . . . : =e d rf je ° . Sample line; heavy qQuaiity, white che kK an i¢ 6F ; » be ishe with novelty lace edges. W hite, q At this saving are large as 4 ; Union Suits with embroidered igeg in pink terns: 2: inches wide . remnants : . / “He “ : 2 to $ yards in length; 124¢ ivory and beige tints. i. > gs. in _ . 7 tri = is 7 4 P blue, gzot'd and helio. 2 : = sastively colored Paper ¢ Those who have contemplated the purchase of a Living Room Suite of this kind, . Broken lot of women’s cotton in, aaah tubproof; yard — =: . Advisable # ; o a nh tot a 5 : eens. ae style that conforms to the demands of good taste, will want to take early advantage of this Union Suits in a large variety of Bed Sets Sheeting $3.75 to $4.50 Curtains $1.50 Poplin measurements. ; = . in pink and white h D , Poplin, 56 in. wide . * . . ‘ > av ‘ c 4 W be ina tops, in | ar R6 2 ’ , 9.4 Pepperell Sheeting, In rem- Surplus lots, filet and Scotec rapery opin, 99 In : Wall Papers | exceptional opportunity. And those who have gone so far as to look around will ; Specially priced Monday at.. C Bates’ satin Beds cada. Size ain ae - ’ weave effects; plain and figured | « various colors ‘ including Dark and medium color: 86x94 incnes, wW ecalleope ccellent s centers; narrow and $2 9 iue, gray, rose, Mu! 98c . oree : to , 5 a8 ' cjating ‘ir superiority s, with scaticm ive excellen lection of striped. and alluver ; splendid position to pass expert judgment on the Suites, appreciating on 3 Women’s Vests eigen e ig pe aye —- | ited quantity; special medium border. Pair.. berry and brown. Yard. i: ¢ o matcn, seconds. ‘ me moll... . a Th: ‘nt fante § 4 2 . d ' : r | at a glance. White Cotton Vests in the | to mat yard +e $2 Curtains 65c to 85c Cretonnes F low neck, sleeveless style, with band Attractive Curtains: made of Attractive Cretonnes on light tops; both regular and extra Nursery Pads good grade of voile, with meat | and dark grounds; for draper- They are of the luxuriously comfortable and attractive loose-cushron sizes; unusual values at Seconds of heavy quilt Thick Pads, neatly quilt- ruffle. In rome 19 ies, slip and cushion cov- , . ° 5% - ly. Pair ers. Monday, yard stile, upholstered in mohair, the outside backs as well, are of guaranteed Seconds. only y ¥ J - . i ed 9 | 4 Men’s Union Suits pads. ped raes: Pade “Duplex” Shades ; : {rectSs . . Biot ott ' . r. Choice , oO ton "ar 54-in. round Table Pads, 2/x4U-in, ursery a pie 40c uisette Danae "cloth ype . 4 construction, the Suite consisting of davenport, rocker and chair. ( Wool-mixed Union Suits in the 82.19 SPic Good quality oi! opaque Win- Heavy _ marquee. tn t ¥ } long sleeve, ankle length style; 36x76-in. Nursery Pads, tow Shades, in popular tints hite only. Exeelient f k. Per roll ; a of rich mole, taupe and blue shades. Se ee as ek cae 48-in. round Table Pads, ; 7 soy snatees on ecrong epring | White only. | ent for ma Wall Pay h kabl mixtures; $1.70 to ~ rat ede * 65¢ | wide. Yard Domestic oatmeal Paper, ’ ; . , . : : Te o 1 aan r Basement Rconeomy Store oP bpd oxi ahd ited colors and. (or || The popularity of Suites of this kind makes advisable the early participation in this remarkable 98.00. vale’ Wanted colors and suitable . room. Kol] mee Seventh Floor Basement Economy Store Sold only with borders ## 3 Fe to 20¢c. Bes SE nis tala alii Ua ReceniiNe! hetbatt gs 5 ciaiow ia sibs * to 9 vards in length. (jrass cloth Es

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6B -ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH tn CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approxinsately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. 2 DAY, ce : AT. ; | me. 7 : GELLER WARD & HASNER BUY streets. He declined to disclose the Better Patent Office Pay Urged. | : ’ consideration. | A letter urging increase of salaries | = | 3 SOUTHERN HARDWARE CONCERN *"* Southern Hardware in 1907 ‘im the Patent Office at Washington | wer Helps Foil Holdup of Chinese! 3a " hf } e Be aa i in 1$ U - ply ¢ ne Packs en Was OT Cae ie Co | was sent last night to Missouri Sen- ; Laundry. ; the Souther ~~ mG alicia ea a ; Chinese laundryman‘ : a ae tel teens al : 906 in ators and Coner¢ ~ssmen and members = , ese ar. a a oath ead Olive |v: Paticiihttad on 39) of the Committee on Patents by P. nan 214% ##Frankiio Increasex! Capital Stock From creased its capitalization im ivis & 3 oneal : a te sen mero } t | in " + + . 7 Tr) r 4 -4* o ay was : 65000 00,000 i 919. ' vv - oe ePcl@d Tia. VWtiit.,. . si ii, ™ » igs gh “ard : [asner’ capitalization, |Chamber of C ommerce. EL. W. Gelkher, president of the Gel- - , gy ot EP py mepmrggeaggt ical : ' , - . a which is ne : Bhat ; vv. Fe , ‘ , res ulted Waa as \ os Lids ler, Ward and Hasner Hardware Co., eased in the near future. 'dorsement of the Boar ire ier 0H a ‘ S .? ww yesterday thag his firm had pur- Geller, ird sne as organ nerease oO ork- ti] i- ing meth ne salaries in this depart- 5 — an +> ment Supply Co., Seventeenth and Olive. pany in the : : iii Siaiieeee, Staten —_—— ; . LMM" “Tpat ‘Despite Insutticient @ Attention! Hote] Keepers, Boarding-House neepers, Housekeepe Income High : Standards We have been scouring the Eastern markets for Read every item and remember there are scores « Have Been Maintained. months and have secured many wonderful values splendid money-saving bargains which are to make this the greatest in our history. advertised. LACK OF LOCAL 50c Pill , ks INTEREST NOTED | ow Tubing 18¢ ne Checks: Weather Conditions Last : OR OS ML NE OO OE ay =! , - T > = oe = _- Jui , a wei : ui chased the Sowthern Hardware and iz: 2 i: re Suis - - Sees: mrr = ¥ 2 1" . "it ; rT rie wmeé OU ‘ ion . gE oxX—— —_—— —- ~ - 4 di Aa , s a welt ba A be ee ee ee Se ee Sas ton we T ~ f : rt hy : Ae Eee k . site "PAV sf 8 eee rT Year Unusual and Resulted @ is ‘noie wise Pt 8 BROADWAY eg & MORGAN ST. in Much Damage to Plants, es; yar i Se are GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS Indoors and Out. Table Damask »0c Sheeting $1.59 Bleached Sheets . very ' : reund thread inbleached . Searnl- x. vy 1 — c.sh, ch fing for yuUC --bed etually Gs: mill lergtis 5c 33 th > ala itt cost; 89c} rds: per 2 these hav x. st moet 32 00 to $3.00 sesame 15e, 19¢ Lengel always so OO @3 20 to 36 tn. Longcicth and wW2 UUUTCUUOUUNOQQNOQHUQUUUUUULLLUAAN oe Se eet sonal et a Ks ie Pare dien: er en test ; i soft white krinkle Dedagoen an sheer white material tor Damasks | are two yard : ‘“ractive. and easy to wash iaty ef very G2 laity and exquisite orted length t all ene cualit oe rowns, underwear, chemises. sow tera mit .engll for sin “hese are full bolt goeds, with "= ca . - . cost = * “© : 2UG $1. 49 and cccasic=a ell stain er siligkt — rcs s° bed : perfection: away under price; seit +C SD 00 = secon Sets | Soe Pillow Slips - Bleached Muslin a 9 36 .98 ? heavy rotund hread nen 15 29 yards Bieached Mus- finish materia! x 25¢e Toweling $1.00 Sheets 29¢ Indian Head lot of leachex ra wide bleached i round thread Head; material ° _ : a er - aa sieindieieaite OR AE SO Ln AON ae et en AnD CS pees Rt I y=! te RR Om Rt A RI TEMES ee :, > * > rd ha \ ’ ” ¥ Rie Met at wiX ul Me Nee ty bie YRC aa ted weeks Sa a a TT re ew ie F - LIE OO AY OR OPI I ee Dee ead ee a ee a oe Mtn tak Aal $25 down and $10 a month will deliver any one of them to your home. +: Sees lcitatpenndnealll SD +o ar amy a - . elle 7. Mn oe Mustin_ a we '|-krnown 10-rard belts soft-fzish whfte » y ched English Lengcioth, for under Uem's flat fleece Shirts ore Drawers; WASH GOODS AT LESS THAN MILL : iba 39¢e Sateens 19¢ Pereale ?oc Sateens _Ginghams Chambrays ex" Ts Get One of These Wonderful Bargains in Used 88-Note Player-Pianos They are all in perfect condition and look like new. Just $25 down payment and $re per month wiil deliver any ome of them. 25 rolls of munic and bench included with each used Player. Our : unqual lined guarantee goes with mahogany, some oak, some walnut. BARGAINS IN USED UPRIGHT PIANOS Used, but im perfect condition. To move them quickly we have put ulously low prices on them. Most of them are really worth twice what we are $10.00 Down and $6 a Month Delivers Any Upright Player-Piaros U pright Pianos BOUDOIR ...........$155 KIMBALI AUTOPIANO $195 HOWARD | .- $175 KINGSTON ELLINGTON 3 HENNING RICHMOND KIMBALL KINGSTON WEBER .. APOLLO .. WURLITZER HARRINGTON STREINWAY WuRsiTzeR | nce Mark Reg. 1006 OLIVE STREET Between roth and 1r:th Sts. p =U VTNUHNNUUUDURAER ARYA ERT EE A = Sil AUUETEUGAYAUUAAEEGHATLA TE yards “ns mt so sent 2900 rard 9c to @ZSe Ginghams IB en ee Ss ard .¢ Plain Biuge “ seri — ae 1g durad arm occa . . out 2000 rards oa as standard ity. fast nan : ri » wide: - he. = os . =. ™pDpes | -_ : : - . é , sneniel : array of sew Spring Weave. se aga m5 Y. oe 10c: : 7h ' : “ss Wool wet SHIRTS SHOE ¢ SALE 35 cones Spent Ease gel made, ener oe bs at SB | =-e3 A ODL LEELA LN AD SAME w ae ae ea Men's $3 Trousers Mens *o “mi mr a Styles for | Women and Girls corhntes ‘neat “L ” O8 Chiid’s Hose — s ae si 0 grees» he “sizes | “0 a= reste “a — "Union § ui | val Giats sHoEs— aoe —_ 38 iesisable $ .*v 59 speciai nd ends: good variety to 3% to 2, at $23.60, | aes ce a mene re ces ps ~— — + —_~ + Pre Inventory Sales of | & COATS, SUITS and | S7] (F\\ _ DRESSES - awe ee = = = = AM MMMM TTT ! : : toma —_e~ eee eee i teedieed ewe Te wa meee eee a mee j | AF fe I; en armelwere. b-q"uart for Te f WwW Lore Tx a — ‘ - . sete wncome Growing Less. Armstrong's Rugs | uy See poten : expe Coais Coats wa lhe tes (ers her _ eae > | size Ox1Z o% reg a || #4 S498 $8.98 $6.98 Dresses ‘ . 2 . - = ’ _ = — . = ‘ a ad ~ ~~? . “ > ’ = ~ . ~ .- > ~ = > : oO . 7. 2 7 — 1 : ~ = Ff ° z — " 7 e ‘ ms — - Z " " > ‘ . . &, . : " as ; . . - Saanich Covering vin ~eriped S270. “some, values te $10.\Ine" calvtess | Madras Draperies *. Bett 2 ARMY SPECIALS '75c Shirting 2000—SS-Note- Knee Rubber Boots, $2.19 |] =< -- “=40 Music Rotle irmy Overcoats . $3.39 C For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Up ate ie he Ro other benefactor } , Ss, set Stomach, © cows nope to supersede him by : $1.69 Crepe de Chine }} 2% Embroviery S% no matter how large. it i= uxe- lapel Shirts . .$2.19 ir 18,inch dainty “19¢ ay sheer white Em roidery fF incing aad 4 . t thi there re many ‘ abeoiiey Wiens a : Colds, Bilious Liver ete i Me == $1, 19 -ite fo Ste Eabeeidery The : . . . Sie ae see ‘support and ssicneaieienansiaia : oo ae Mie sarap cointy tee nicest cathartic-laxative in the world | —thoroughly! “They work while you s sleep. factor could be readily associated = 20 ~ io and up to 6 ="1O¢ for — children ‘is candy-like | Cascarets will not sicken you like salts. paige wee ares o¢ ria aan Blanket Robes $2.19 Diead! SCPE ee eae “Cascarets.”’ One or two tonight will clean | calomel or harsh pills. They physic fully, but —sthe rose garden. or ce aoe , 8 h 15 "soft. finish navy blue ) rereeti< : 3 te Te. your bowels right. By morning all the con- | mever gripe or inconvenience. Ten twenty- r for that matter the monthly flow- Shaving rus Bs af reach Serge: en several ged | Ané oo éowe the lime. All stipation poison and sour bile will move out | five, fifty-cent boxes at any drug store, serene: simran sean ms Centinued en Next Vage.

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SUNDAT NUARY 29, 1929, bre are scores of which are not ajama Checks *.10c b pure bleached soft. ite Pajama Check ma-~ 0 yards at less than hed Sheets : ==89c] m_gcloth cloth and Nainsook; aeft, terial, for 3 hises. etc. , with an —- light im- ce: yard.. Muslin SUNDAY, SANTA! RY 29, —_-—_~o 1922. In CITY Circulation. the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEE DS the Globe- Democrat bv approximately 0, 000, , the Star by 60,000 and the Times by A 100 MUCH FOR ROBBE - er Foil Holdup of Chinese | Laundry. (‘nang 1432 Franklin |mouth. ORY SOAP ‘BROMO QUININE ‘nif & Dolph Drug Stores ae Paxe 3. P water art 4. sidewalk. R preane, discovered yesterday that robbers could be put out with ‘the ‘same weapon used against fire, and | in the manner in which Cholly was i | used to sprinkling clothes for the = Bie oue. ( “hi inese laundryman iron—by water, disgorged from the A holdup man ‘and commanded sasped and spluttered a mouthful of he had just clothes, full into the intruder’s face. Sing ran from the back room completed the rout of the robber by firing his revolver. ing and four times in the air, on the | FUNDS NEEDED FOR WORK AT MISSOURI ~. Continued From Preceding Page. ble great expansion in these lines, but by releasing funds from income now devoted to these purposes would render a double service. Thus, it might truly be sai? that he who gives to the Missouri Rotanical Gar- ‘den gives twice. A great need at the present time is money which could be devoted to botanical exploration. There is not now any institution in this country devoting spe@al atten- tion to securing new and desirable entered the shop “hands up.” Cholly taken for the and once into the ceil- aires Shoes sane ane Pamaaren Shees; black and brown button an@r lace styles; gimes 5 to 8 and 8% to 2: val ues $2.49: LACES 5000 yards Lace: for to- morrow, 2 yards fer a Cc LAMP FRINGES yard... SOC $3 CANTEENS Very largé mirrore and fit- tings ~~ TORES (0) | 3-Piece Novelty Curtains, of fine quality ecrim, with needile-eyed, hemstitched bor- der; some with pretty ruffled edge; 69c special] tomorrow. paAir.... Pe ae Drapery Madras—7ic qua!- ity: @ll the wanted colors and designs. 39e Curtain Scrim: 36 in. wide deuble open work bor- extra spe- ), yard Window Shades: in. wide and up to 6 ft. lone ‘49c ~ eas Silk $1 NECK BEADS All colors, with 25c tasse! rate Yard-wi n- darin ay goo, LACE ENDS dation . ; 3 {Inches wide: good, Genuine: 36 in. white, blac heavy Lace for dress wide; name trimming: 10c ever vard in each m lengths, 19 vards; e) TOILET PAPER | ira spe Best quality tissue; 45 epecial for to- 19c 3 morrow, 6 for. Indian Head or scarfs draperi os etc epecia!l 25c very INFANTS’ DRESSES Made of white nainsook, trim- Georgette Blouses plant |'weather ‘damage to plants, both indoors and ‘out. Following an unprecedentedly ‘warm March, with vegetation un- | usually advanced, a freeze early in | material from other parts of! the wor Example of Possibilities. “To cite but one more example of the possibilities for increasing the usefulness and standing of the Mis- souri Botanical Garden should addi- tional private endowments be ob- tained, I would call attention » the unique opportunity for establishing at the garden a research inetitued for the study of plant diseases. The suc- cess of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research has suggested to many botanists the desirability of having something of the same kind for the fundamental investigation of the destructive diseases which cause sich tremendous losses to al! en- gaged in the growing of plants for or for profit. Shaw, by his wiil, intended to es- tablish a scientific institution quite as much as a garden for the enjoy- ment of the public. Besides start- erbarium and library and pro- their enlargement, he declared that scientific in botany were to be promot At one time he e template: erecting es for posite the main with the botany time had never dreamed ef. , = 2 pieasure nga n viding for specifi ally investigations yen cone laboratories and t¢ ’ - staff op gate of the garden, idea of founding a school of such as this country at residen: the scientific walls of institute be established within the the garden a scientific arable to the Roc} vhich would do for plants what the . done for cefeller lier Institute has mals and for n port stated that the year vill long be remembered at the Garden because of the unusua! conditions and consequent could be more fitting than that there | ld suitable for our indoor and ‘outdoor floral displays. | BOTANICAL GARDEN | that | Nothing | com- Institute | A | TT —— The great pianists your datly compantons—if you own a Duo-Art Reproducing Piano How would you like to hear every day in your home the playing of Pederewski, Hofmann, Bauer, Ganz, Grainger and other great pianists? Eh The Duo-Art can give you their actual interpre- tations. They record exclusively for it, and it reproduces their playing with absolute fidelity. The wonder of the Duo-Art can be understood and appreciated only through hearing it. You may hear it, at our store, any time you wish. Obtainable in these famous pianos, the Steinway, Weber, Steck, Wheelock and Stroud, the Duo- Art is priced from $795. Terms if desired. Your old piano taken in exchange. Duo-Art portfolio on request. Rubbers Sixth and Franklin Rubbers Ladies’ S5e Child's wf -.69¢ = Orders Sent ‘Prepaid | » pS wae ‘ .. $1.25 .80c Oe el “Ladies” EMRE os Lind THE LAST WORD IN COMFORT Cut entirely from one piece of leather “Neo Seams” to bind the feet: giove Kid, hand-turned f®oles, rubber heels. stylish. comfortable: all sizes, 3 to §. NEW PRICE, Sizes “So $4.00. “Big Girls’ Oxfords” New Low Heel Last Mahogany tan calf, Bnglish last with perforated tips, welt sewed f ~ . a aa ee ae ee a a $4.00 7 se; PLO LOS et. PAAR 6 ER. gO FS ‘soles and rubber ? heels. Sizes 2, to 6 « 4.00 » hand , rubber ’ ial ar DAY ¥ MPs MONDAY ae Nurse Shoes” FOR HOME OR STREET Bright vici kid; heavy - turned soles; heels; tip or plain toes; for style and comfort cannot be equaled. NEW PRICE, “Oxfords and Straps” The Season's Newest Ladies’ black vici flexible low heels. brown calf, kid, with soles and patent or heavy or Ladies’ Wool Hose “Baby Soft Soles” Sizes 0 to 3 Babies’ soft sole but- ton Shoes, in ail white, all black, or black vamp white tops. - i “Infants’ First-Steps” HAND-TUBNED SOLES Choice of patent with white or black top, brown or black kid, ali white, erie Bh gis hoo eS © oD ee ae ae ear QP ORT tee. ew Also all-white mocca- i ribbon trimmed. srrzs, SOC PPP LPL AAO Lhe A eh A Oe el ll “Boys’ Shoes” SPECIALLY PRICED Choice of English or round toes. Mahogany, tan. ) ry 5'2 .- “2.50 | Welt sewed. Tan ox | BOYS’— - to. 10,1345 7 00 ee “Men's Content Shoes” > “Mien’s Dress Shoes” LACE OR CONGRESS » ROUND OR ENGLISH TOES Men’s mahogany tan or black calf English or round toes, welt- sewed soles and rubber heels; all sizes, "4.00 med with lace and em- broidery; long and short models: (Second Floor) GIRLS’ MIDDIES White large sail- or collars trimmed: ail sizes A especial sale of Geor- gette, crepe de chine and Babette, in tie-back styles, some embroidered, others lace and fringe trimmed: al! colors: sizes 86 to 46: very special, $1.98 HOSE Ladies’ and children’s me" cerized Hose, in_ colors and all sizes; 12'2¢c special. UNION SUITS Children's fiat fleeced Union Suits; reg- 79c ular $1.50; special GLOVES Men's heavy Work Gloves, short and gaunt- Cc let style; special ‘April caused great destruction of | ‘plant life. Trees 20 and 30 years old | were so affected that they had to be) cut down. Some spots in the Gar- | den will not recover their former ap- nearance for years. High tempera- ure in the summer did considerable harm to plants glass. The | rainfall of corresponding periods of various summers has varied from three-quarters of an inch to 45 inches, which factor makes planning = difficult. Films of Orchid Display. Three moving picture news con- cerns arranged to photograph the recent orchid show, and the fi!ms will serve to advertise the Garden ationally. The Aeolian Company Steinway Representative In St. Louis at 1004 Olive St. a a a an ae a ae “Army Shoes” MUNSON LAST Brown Chrome Elk Leather ee ed BONNETS Big sample iot of Velvet Bon- nets: all colors (‘Second 10c Floor). braid under 50c ee fo ne UNION SUITS Men's ribbed. fieeced Union Suite oh 7 Cc WooL U NDERWEAR Ma's flat Men's -all-wool Shirts or Drawers: high-grade fleece Shirts makes, such as Tovili ore-Drawers ; make: am % oO o 9e.value, Sl 1.98 SWEATERS Men's and bors’ style Sweaters; ~ GLOVES Ladies’ Kid Gloves and fleece - lined Gloves of ay value; sper 25c oil Sl ‘Union Suits Ladies’ fleeced, ribbed Union Suits, in all sizes; special, 69c Coats and Dresses ** FOR WOMEN AND MISSES $ A lot of Coats and Dresses for women and misses, m all-wool materials and shades, trimmed and plain; clearing sale price (Second Floor)...... Silk Camisoles, 39¢ | ‘Upderwear Stop Paying Rent—0Own Your Home and Garage This House, $250 Cash If you own your own lot, we will erect for you this modern 4 or 5 room house —like illustration—for $250, balance on monthly payments. Other designs and sizes to choose from « Catalog on request. This Garage, $58 Cash ber heels and cushion Balance in ten monthly payments insoles—All sizes. Built in sections of selected lumber | > —all complete—can be taken down . Special Price, and removed as desired. *4.00 nationally and intern PS REO Se ee Registering turnstiles and the completion of the fence around the Garden have made a more accurate count of attendance possible. Near- lv 20,000 more persons visited the Garden in 1921 than the year before. The 1921 attendance was 291,816, of which 155,606 was on Sundays and 136,219 on week days. More than one-third of this number came dur- ine November, the month of the chrvsanthermnum show. CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE POST - DISPATCH _ CHRISTMAS FUND Contributions Previously acknowledged $15,646 33 J. T. Strubinger, 712 slip-on values up | ec Ginghama, 32 inches standard quality wide: fast color Ginghams, in a great array of new Spring plaids _ am | Oc Soft black vici kid; 5 plain toe, with rub- ) ) checks. (tae WM | Foivsuntensteneerasine AAAI pe Manchester Manufacturing Co. SEE SAMPLE BUILDINGS AT 1210 S. VANDEVENTER AVENTE. Grand 72050. St. Leauis Mo. Dei. 3891. Rialto Building :Why TRY to Treat ‘Boy Scouts, Troop oO. : 63 . 2 00 a : Midwest Battery ©o. -» 2316 ) — = S. Jefferson ... 80 — § Maller Sign & House a : A a Mette ~ You Cannot Possibly Reach the Real Trouble With Ointments, Salves, ” Dilators or Other Local Treatments—They May Ease for the Moment, ms Wee McOlean Merc. Co. List, 808 Washing- 00 _. But Can Never Heal Where They Can Never Reach. We Can Prove Every Statement (y and W. McClean Merc. Washington Av. Second after meals. This System for the Cure of Piles has been sold fot hoosters More Than a Quarter of a Century and is endorsed in Thousands made a letter received from a patient who suffered from piles for 25 lief right at hand the next time. vour piles bother you than to bunt Bincerly a WwW. SHORZE ion avenue That We Make R.E.McCartney.$0 25 Cash of Letters Reporting the Cure of cases that seemed beyond hope of. years before trying our method of around for our address and thea | h, Tallassee, hin \\ WS .. , 1020 The genuine Gold = brand; 9-ft. rfect, TT slightly impe Total Co. Floor. No matter how severe vour case uits 4 Suits; tra well 58: ‘ “+ o8n very An , v@nebheéese . ; . 0 we Charles Specht, 1020 Chouteau . James Mike $0 1b Mueller y Carl Specht.. 15 Mrs. C. Specht Raymond Les 0 Chas. Specht ] 7 he our best friends and after this . ¢ l} B. Cc. Huger, 1926 N. them we: : B. Cc. Huger.. .$1 00 born. . : ; ; , ; Otto seeatmam Neither aces 1% natter where vou live nor what your occupation pSiaanee navy be—we are as near to you NO. 014512. —_s ‘a v and if you ar J. B. Deupe.. $0 25 Im 25 as your mail box, and it you. No Name. af ‘ troub] ed erith 2 ee, This mewrtnnod Bessie Griffith a ' c eliet aud with Dennis Javours : cote re give you qui kr ‘ ]l>e ov T t ] ‘ pe Aa in A ahi rt Time Tol Wii hy ave — Linge pm nis ined the ranks o! the thousands Kroger Grocery Co., 2007 S. Broadway who write us that they feel ge ‘. E. Geirele.$0 25 W. Wiison selves to be permanently cure O. He gg: Rae 25 L. F. Scherr 5 Cc. W. Lange. Bure ~~ Mrs. Annie Total. treatment has Breakfast Sets: decorated: 6 Hods, Wash Boilers: 6 saucers. fire ; , copper bottom; large $ No. 8 sz. 1 29 o'clock. . Clothespins, be > Curtains 7 635 oa reinforced bottom; 2-pe. Until 11 29¢ misses ......50c nis’ Short na » i in ell Mm, 4 [ cotton filled: apertes: 9 Erousers: Pretty allover and side, angle iron frame, 98 tomorow finish: specially SALE MONDAY ONLY and kitchen Papers, in all Bungalow Aprons for women and Muslin Corset Cov- ee |Sateen Petticoats, 49c}| — nn Secong Fiver.) ® liresses trimmed; Mattress; art f! omnes tick- ne, es ed ga - 36-Inch & i BGrass Rugs Lomorrow S | Reversible Rugs Rug Border o Sanitary Couch; drop- le ma- medallion pattern, in -98 , $ double link red, green and brown — fabric spring; s . colors, ; a , — g 98 | a in. wide; Oriewtal and Gre- : ~ac on r ard ceed priced, 45e yd. Living-room, dining-room, bedroom, hall. bathroom colors; sold only with beor- ders. A ROLL Rlue and White Enamel Tea and Coffee Pots; sec- onds; special, Tota! ,» pair... fo Curtains patting: $ - made. nd | to 35c Bleach Muslin i= mil) remnants, also 3 Wy leach ( some Longcloths and ¢ 8 Nainsoodk ; 36 inches dusii wide; special, a 10¢ } yard (Basement).. Special 460c Pillow Tubing Better grade than pep- , - el — Tn- Muslin We want you to understand that the Page Method is DIFFERENT from all others and that it is the ONE MOST RELIABLE and SU R- EST remedv for the home treat ment of piles. Send the coupon SOW while rou have the matter ‘n mind and this offer before you. Henry Neukom. 1 v0 Joseph panenee co, (BOR N. Bighth. Badarac $0 Df) Ww az Eoner 2h YY RFR these wo bo Wm. Bilai ple» Jeff. Smith.. “5 Walter Davis.. 60 Jo#. Saylor 10 ~ _ $2 45 Money Cannot Buy Many Pleasures for the Man or Woman Suffering From Piles. There are times when the Certain Relief Afforded by the PAGE TREATMENT Is Worth All the Money in a Bank. pere!|; 36 inches wide: special, a yard 29 (Basement) Bie PERC ALES rem - nants; light and dark — SF 4 see (cee P ae oe = = - « nersuade vou ee } = 'T TY} *, 7 ee oe 1001 8. Grand Av. | ‘° 5! se ee en le ie See —, nomed a trial and a chance to cure you. A few darn’ delay will. not make your Case much harder for the surgeon, and you may not him at all. Don't let anvone you Chas. Specht List, There is only one sensible, sure and Safe way to treat piles, and . ——— th may be, or of how long standing. relies: Let Us Send You a Trial treatment. ternal wait two or three days for the pack- Chouteau avenue B. C. Huger Drug Store Cash La prevent them from coming back every few weeks to annoy and pai” Sam Patch 25 Cash °5 | The old, stubborn cases that are Sait | you again. This is by permanently healing them with the Page Package Absolutely Free. | Just Send Us Your Address The one BIG recommendation of this method of treatment is age to reach you. So send your nemo) and address NOW, to E. RB. Page Co., List, 1926 N. Grand. i gece on ‘ ; | ~ is . 0 _ | . Internal Treatment. While the Page treatment includes both an and Name on the Coupon. / the PERMANENCY of the bene. 733-K Page Bidg.. Marshall, ra ldst No. 014512 ....... : Cash - 2 40 supposed to be ‘‘incurable™™ are ointment and bowel regulator, we tell you frankly and honestly in our Cush 6 Total. . $5 00 the ones we like best to directions that these will give but temporary relief--But that Per- pte mg ae Piles from the INSIDE of the OUTBIDE, is not a new idea or fits derived. Dent put off the mat of. regular Treatment, and now I feel that I am cured. I advise all ~ Don’t Submit toan Operation—Until $15, 661 88 ER er ean nearly manent Benefit will come from the Page Pile Tablet. This is a something that has not been given sending the Coupon, for it will be. who suffer with plies to take ieonlapie You Have Tried Our Easy and Sensible Treatment always count upon those people to very pleasant tasting tablet and you will enjoy a or two. a thorough test- We quote below much better to have this sure re- Page Treatment.” ‘ is Draperies @ark colors: ide: for por- Dove Nig ‘for, yard 0 SS-Note Sic Rolls C Each need aetna Decters Recommended an Operaticn ee GE eg gens off and on an? thing to cure the daily your ad in have cured bk pith ad aene Hippie aa cide» Yoo = oO} Suffered 23 } ears Why freeze or y more? Also over 800 Merchant Tailors «phon cop hg eae poy a aeamnden. Y mage Pants, $2; All Wool Pants, $1.50; Coats and Vests or, from $2.50; : Gabardines, $9; Raincoats, new, $1. adies’ Cloaks, Many like new, and 3713 WASHINGTON NEAR GRAND Statler. uence of }Word Music Rolls Rell regular price, the » Je each — ee Sr seestet ee © @ ee ee 82882 © of next > Rell, — one is = next one in the Daniel Boone Room, ee tlie eubiect will be AAverticing or ename)ware., G a lyvan ized \ $2.50-$4 Women's Shoes Siac a pair (Basement).. Shirts special, each $72.99 standard quality ginghams; fast colors, bray: nearly al! each (Basement), {i Basement) GOWNS £1.00 BLEACH ‘SHEETS Juliug Kamm °5 CC. Kroner . C . ‘ A cial, each aun emcees a ~~ >> — oe C L Stanford 2. ( M hi inder . 4 | Aga & “ee irital pe irarabar ir pr grarir ir - - L. Turner ae es — at ba imiriribabat pritaPiriraree peirat eat ieirarieirabs® Se ee l. Aubuchon a=? 40°a! . i ing piles for «ix years. operation. . First I tried a sample of “ut e . , Ae voure paper. The samp) e must . ¢ . an y was Ww OonTk éerfu! , © on Samuel Welff. 4110 Kasten Av. | lead 4 ¢ 733K Page Bidg., Marshall, Mich. Tota! Homer. Mich. J. L. LYON. “It > have euffered for over 25 | its Dresses $4 an Dr. I. Lippincott of Washington .. Jish to express my appreciation age and University l ress the Women’s ‘our Di ur dw . versity wil add tof your fT You are at iberey to use my name worn. found your cure the only effective in “The $1.50 Cut Glass 6-quart: Scrub for * §9c C High Shoes, in different alow 856 SERGE DRESSES For women and misses; (Basement) ade eae Full 36-inch; mill percale; som : sizes: each (‘ Base- patterns; standard qual- Bleeding Piles fer Six Years “T was a sufferer from piles. Two gives me great pleasure to. reference to your pile Cure and | ne.” elem my Eco- , ‘ 3 dozen for. Te ak ttle: Sugerand Cream Cc Sete; 7% Buckets pail errr e jeathers and etyles; near- Men’ S$ ly all sizes; special, $1 made of good quality Aprons serge, neatiy trimmed Made of good $1.00 Children's Dresses quality blue | Made of piain and fancy printed cham rick-rack trim- sizes 3-6 and 7-14; spe- med: special, cial, each 79¢ ment). gh tm aaa al 10¢ WOMEN’S 2 “i Made of pink nainsoo : _— 50c slipover style; nice and Pevely Dairy Co. Per se may Full 72x80 Sheets; no sec full; special, each ‘Oc rer Filla. ..$0 =» erry . . onds; full sizes; spe- 69¢ . 7 (Basement) . O ‘seme —.* Game ) Aged ag—Suffered for ears 3 “T want you to know what your “Your Pile Tablets ar ‘ en “on * oO Prossers Furniture Co. 3218 Olive St. 3 WE'' gs gone for me. I had derful. 1 was troubled ‘doctors had said there was nothing A ‘elkovsky..$1 00 H. A. Prosser. 1 00 cody ysgol with piles for m any years ae that would do me any good but an A. €. Estes §. G. Prosser. 1 OOO, ppos' tories and : inds couldn't ge Less E D Belsuces ee | Ts ‘ but ver 8 Nef until 1 read your Pile Treatment and was Fr; AIL ‘ot $6 00 of t! — ‘i Arm no greatiy relieved. Then I ordered a ox A Py opse? ee ae een 1 T amss years ne-—Y haven't been bothered since. oan } » oldest A ive blacksmith _ truly. LAist No. 014,145. ‘ Sos hy 2 T) ] fee} yeare younge’ Yours | - ar ‘ier $0 10 Lula Barrett { inne the piles left ms I will sure?) MES. M. J. MANBECK é mm Star 5. 20 : - renee it to all 1 know who suf- a6 OOOO PPPOE! Total . , this wa! You can use my letter R. R. 2, Box “8, , 3 RP c _ ruy. at, und T hope it will |San Bernardino, Calff . BR. Page Co., ot? ers ‘a Pars this .$0 50 Cash 10 remed) ; " 0’ Lear 25 “7. os Yours truly, Without any cost or obligation on my part, please send me eo trig) ‘ vo “ s ns ‘write and tell you I am ——_— ne patkage of your Combination Treatment for Piles. ‘ 7 r © Dr. Lippincott to Spenk. Only One Effective more with piles am 64 years vears; have tried al! kinds of Oint- e cure Have doctored with ment. ete. without #v —_ _ iy} ™ Advertising Club tomorrow at noon, | different doctors but will say have , Hotel photograph. which T ‘ Address wily wowur wae : Resepectfu senotng yeu TORN ww SHTMAN nomic Conditions.” — i All sew y_ you Ohie Philadeiphia, Pa. . Town ate at 8 P. M. ; , ‘> N. dpth street, Teasant Tity,. 7 m4

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH LATEST RESERVE [NEW YORK STOCK MARKET NEW Y RS oad _WrCHS EFF Oe OR PR Sy BUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1992 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH im Pi | : a eg iy Special to the Post -Dtsvatch. RK. Jan. 78.—Follewtrg te @ Ust of today’s Special th t-Dispatc 3.000 st compared with ae aA a san. 28.— xf Soncs on th ct E NEW TO a ~? | age gh lesan ae . ‘. -% cow ; yY >-k - Exchange wee $ #40 , — aie “ ~enage , , ; | Lo ¥¢e .e - 3] . . : - agc $- : + , ' oe far ‘+e most act: ve stocks geal: be | = ‘te New York Curd Market: _ 45. =e last week ota! urday were -4 ss : ‘> th igh. 1 clesing 5, OF ye : 3 3,000 : “ars os ™ = Sales. _—«Stuc __ a —_. — Stocks. | ” ilo Wing is aetist of individu ~A s ter ise weea * 2 . ‘ : ; : pie 2 Lich. sin . . . : , ie ae: ¥ “ig re cur: ; —s STRI. ALS. - 3 : Red Pank bee ‘ - : | - ; > i , : : ~ | ; * ‘ % - 4 Amened tyr = =) fas +he rae iS br: ces an he pret changes for th x Le Pee ji ialiiaceaca =— — | 3 Sales High i ; > eon ‘ ; i Y ca ' for for ’ fou Me ; . ae} Week. *¥ ’ a GOVERN MENT 30% Ds R __! Week | Week (Week Week. Week : Sose Vv onth 2M - : 2US Lib 3 > ot bilities Reduced—Liquida- + tion in Cotton Market a . Feature of Past Week. | aT ‘a 4 star?” _ me ¥] ; Bis “ oles ‘ “re CO io be ais we , . ar as ' Possibility of Gradually yerting British Debt Linited States Into a f£ FOREIGN pee iner Se REBT 0 80 ; 4 Bs » P = mestic Liability Di E 9 rt . eet ery camera . ee i ee ee oe te ao? ae “oh re SHE Pere | Re Pe Iaiuge re Par 2 ; ‘GReEaW mmr Od. wm +) Fer Sc rrr 2 ae ee & ‘Hu 4 rt tte he > ~ . : {* iPDwei ae | Cyt ~~ ?. ee ea eo 1 Omit oo een i ths 4s ~ i?) eo hee ed ic 7 - , > ; “wees ¢ i | Cd ee Far ee dl a A ee oe ae > - 1 7~0 Wl*og r*@ at Cable te the Poest-Di ad “Now York | > ae wT : NN. Jan =% fA “ub Ww. _ . aers ‘Macaz ae “ = as r r VeOwGeranwoeac ~~ — © = o Ww Gtr 7 [ee rie De wm pcdowr By Leased Wire From the New York | Bureau eof the Pest-Dispatch. NEW YORK, “ae °8.—The Evening Post, in its copyrighted weekly finan- ew —_ Waking al owances sir . ee st nes at IN DEPENDENT OILs. 45 an a ao + ‘> te] BPPA*h oH wo we ’ wie ed*e db fda wWuRw OAs ae 2@r* IO @re it pepe mt mht * Nave Eee ¢4e id de ft ~ mre “ego > teria b+ cobs bo Oo oyv'r(O10@ “oc be Pe 4 © o ’ - Po ; é P| Pan [ad ~~ rv] é« 4 - . *-? p : i i i | “ i*) w > ats - #oa5 -~ wy a gituatic quietness is upon us. the embarrassments resul ting | last year’s business are still ~e to light. An open season for ) maneuvers, furthermore, am ll ever the worid ireumstances the mar- back and fill and are s> ued ~ = . ara re 4 1) Ge Ge rs tigw SS S : “"] > » > a? ur ae » bo be ss » i+” © Se wo p99 seal ol ol Lbll ol) olf] * ihe erentohs 4494: «DO nWsowouw , ©. . a a eo od ‘o'g'y DD fespels ~~ 15 Q) eo) D-j- fa J - * ME ’ imae*@OAGre na > 4 oe . ] 1h i be 0S bt oo be GEG ~ s } 9 oc Prt Ort Pet le t hy Ahi ty Bees sy Ate 4 His ioe CLIENT SETA EE A “Certain real exist. The week's for example, volume of liq nidati fered accordi — ¥ | mess lies the less favorad! ° “situation ati in the British textile trade. Hopes «4 s ef an tmprovement in Europe based on the Genoa conferente have deen 4s) Fru largely washed away. while po! 7 A la Fr ea) disturbances in India and Egy —, two or the best markets for English Am Wheiles > cotton cloth. have played their part Am Rad ‘n depressing sentiment sult. cotton prices have fallen spinners who bought their raw ma- terial at 21 or 22 cents op last falls Bu rms a A Pally face the likelihood of disco i, o> ™ aging ‘lcs®es. Te@tile Trade Siteaties. . hat ietiae eamditian .' Cal ; “ — - = ne n e Here sor Me x 3 ,.8ts in Ou own textti: c! > Case Pi Wks too. certain manufactu fronted with stocks o raw material and a severely tive market for their manufactured products. The naturally. {s most tire fabric branch to meet the situation, manufacturers have ef a 20 per.cent. emplores have protested ef strength is in prospect. heard. meanwhile, of the of the reduction spreading neighboring industries. Dlity in ttrn reacts Faw cotton. Certain other commodities, such Perit coor as rubber. which recently declined Det Bai C approximately 25 per cent in price, er Brant reflect redundant situations or over- : Gore speculation Other industries, a such as coal in me and railroad gy, transpertaticn, furnish for additicna! On the other hanod modities, such as sugar. have been | helpful recoveries. Instances wiak . Wa he i) -* 4 ’ * TRADE ON CURB SMALLER AND PRICES ARE IRREGULAR iv > * eh lh ae te = RO RBG A Re OE att ABA heii Sa A tg ent AO a i OE oe ite Tle NE a ACO cath enh Ae ate ae Ge eS tae al teh abe + wd bd oo db r ” Via@w lk kd ee Ee # 2H r Guib a : 4 “uw a fd Lill eels. Cuore ’ . ~ “ 2 ~§ +7 O8 + ee a oe + = — , RAILWAYS AND MIs eri ANEOU ree + | b@ bh * pe e CRP © Ui & . , ne ae a Cobh SOS os ee fer £ see o| | - hb #49 pe i+* Geis Vid SH Gt ht bh De he i in 4 to ty, pag Figo ge ride Oe > ' iy > Pe Ye in dS Deo \¢ in os ALL A ha ha A uy i ! Sn ee eee ed AOA ORES AN NAA AEA LNA A AEN CE RE MEI A rt ce ete et TR Bie PO IR AE LOL LM LEER ANB NOLEN: CPI ES NB A STN Re RN NR a a ts of the latter encuaned in some to whether som™ should be shown wif the exchange prob! paying che Aat his basis 2 part » joad ‘might be expressed in * geme aiso wonder whether : case of the Britich troverm finally givire the American ment certa:m bonds oa 42 ~»_eers pertions of the same markete@ here periodically ea bie occasions, thus enabiing permitt +d. grad our forse= debt tints Wiltw she other speakers Ce eae an es rr? soagre 4 4 és "'Im>er ~ Aas ° wma bf fe PDs -le re wtor mO-te | Pe De ‘WY iwe | 1D 4 4 4s) ome it ts FD He isw * | ! si 7 & Tre tf bah ) vo vi 4 rar re ie!) af ee «> Owe wei ai bi ay oe ‘au IF.A Ts ‘ i ” HUW bh > treet ret het he | “y 1a b- ber ® 1 eed v4 “Ii pisw’ & Gg - Fr 23 o > a ia ~ Pree s - 345 spe A $! ula dsd & s] ee eee ee Hy n+ ie 7) Te Cte > d Pt TD tod ks ole oe be re as La f Lyi ya r~ > Bis 23 FIP ITTF i) } y) i fendiilens = * can y et. mesic a Fe wile 1) f J RISAWM de Ge Qa gees Imre 4 OF 2Aaof FF FF 4! o> dee ; oe eur money rates “rk leve Tris vie approved in the ¢ New Orleans Cotton 3 | ) forced liquidation ranuiatipiedin g , " asioned tm cenne of the Cox — ait rumors, Sat a + invelwed ts net ing Raulreads. | | — HESE four cempantes showing marked itz ot lacking, ff urthermore, of a tutzhaending the | 4 stocks should sei af > ‘ mere reasonabie attit: mn rt ib a ° he 1 ' ei : . o = . ) e M | d . . 2 2s : : } +3 . ; . pamege igre wat prices withiz of labor. as witness (“w months. d : News and of Scottish railway emplcyes to work LETTER we hare lenger hours. The situation, in oth- f er words, is irregular and inconclu- _piains their present mi —SPECIAL DAIL sive. If and when the impetus of | Se ee Oe ee | epring trade comes. many of these @ifficulties will disappear. They wil? aleo receive considerable less atten- tien tn the day's news “Strength in the bank meanwhile continues to «grow. the latest Reserve Bank statements show . ing further reductions in liabilities puny : and increase in reserves. It is clear Habdirsh ctf that the recent hardening in money Int Motor tes was @ue to repayments Dy mem- ber banks which found no prefit in borrowing from the Reserve Banks eat 4% per cent and Iending,in the eal] market at 3%. or. for that mat- ter, im the time market at 44 per eent. The earlier ease. consequently. was premafure and the fundamental 62 tendency towards an’ easier monetary | Int Paper Position is untnterrupted tawin ON e ct? : I Ret Fereign Situation Effect. india homa “While the foreign situation has Island On ealled forth considerable pessimistic Jiawei! Tes comment, i is not: ceable that the ex- — oe - ty, - rkabh! ones Sres _ changes have | emained remark mably 3th firm It i@ still too eariy to the ultimate policy, or fate, o! Poincaire Cabinet Its declarations have been unpromising enough. but ' ¢t may. revertheless, come to some agreement with the British and the Germans. It seems almost incredibie that France will adopt or persist in an attitude towards the reparations weation which will force a debdacie ‘ poed heed bed beet & " . . }) ay - , OFT bd el ti. tor » sors fh anand ge ana ae pte at te oe on —- * ea thi NEW ORLEANS, i‘ | 0 Rm tH HOH! OiQgire he? pet yey dd vdidtd o & bet bot he *® be > he de OY 142 Orc ivi-i * ew side a Dy an tnitial) investm 5 $198 and the »alaz v parments of conyr ; * Ry a Special — Pest-Dispatch. Write for Letter a .? NEW YORK, Jan. 23.— _— market today was important wi ott ) —@e°ehowed that with ail & LL SOON BE B* Professional etrceies duriag @ s adout impending reaction, BUT A MEMORY Investment Securt@M@ MM cos: stock has been brought SPECIALIST I¥ opw a Sing has been largeiy Stock Exchange Me ear oricus rai ™ oil ease with which prices ras in the two khoeurs € oF ~ y\ - Fa] 4 - fm F Q ~opundeapagg > dedhaumrathunsainpeantideen v eT ee a aéita Pere 2 SF Be " ing positio 2 ne 6 a NO EES ; gr - * ee yttg Se FA "| i woul @ ee I @ 4 am? th ©) ‘ + soyw~ne ef , IiBoDid | ti | 4 jad sy Morning. remaining quite & the ground iost on prev The rally was conspicucas Stocks in whic hbthe short was particularily heary. ows Surety a Widespread idea that crude bust were adouwur™ to he cut again. = ec’ the steel and copper & . ) a ete S&S ¢caecked, and typical specu Shrewd invest: wri or | —" =? rewd in stores Wiese Cay © FIRST on - vToritesa, such as Studedascer, ents se ~~ : PS reserve 7% and 8% bonds now re | ei - : New York Coffee Market. 7 . - Lecemot've and Mexicas + A709 HOD - caw? Fe 4 - 7 ~ ar» 3. I # eis se = ~T> ) hy * @ ia ~ ke ~ [og ur ise ie | Side fe ra! Pes TPwWw Fane & * Mre ans —bhetore 5% and 6° again de- Fuli payment rebounded sharply - ™ 4 - » ~~ mt + the highest standard rates Mdelity : , With the turn of the @ : e that purchases Mary'an with rescurce® Sas , in specialties got Susy of made ba larec o can $13,000 —— This prec Acnewtenm Can ~ontinent - . . + P) ‘ . : : : — ; ; 4 = - . bei« investors at once. and ma | oe 86d 6there was re pe every qua ~e oF yp a — ages iee, K ae an ; > a , ei aie 2 ~2@ Martne wreterre: ‘or cash or on —aiiioved or on terest rate -onsist ant by ? hich level of yesterday. _—= af iInawe * PM el te au Diis ~@ nw ee Ss) mb Cob Db ~ © & Di reid ti rer Oi oUt te Ps cia 200 Wrigley ee ] and UNLISTED STOCKS be had apem request. — mprovement im the wi a. a favorable impression . ‘ — SS - a —— —_—— = = + Ts B% _ 4 : = Was considered due, in . abroad and strengthened his position a a Boughi—soild——Quoted | a ‘> the fact that sterling jerman offer to make a ~ . direct wires, New York. . an has reached the bighest at home The German offe: wy | fee a ot be FG ore i) & tek on Reparation Commission was report. @rements This is a decrease a nker ount 13.3 nakine > . ’ . aa : : _ ed to have framed just before the 590.020 from last week *. 30.800. 90" ist aa vaca : $0.2 Central Natl. Bank Bldg. iannes Men ‘ ' rh ry- — . — ~ rref {7} - er | _ telephone or \, Boris will bear 3% D an infuence on foreign - Sn has granted autheortt Northern Railiwey “% developments in the hu j tien. and if the prespects are iess en members Federal Resssiie AN. 3.04 more - = : ; 1S ch ‘ ; > 1 couraging than when the Geroa con- orm! Reserve Bank of member banus S31i_. 2 11-14 t and ) seal. ' eemraan ol ae : Vembers New York Steck Exchange e copy of bookiet : |. esryabie semiannually Ee Beene: alee oo | SURGE: Guutenen SE) hin son tn | Oe for ce — | : = a ne vy , : ? Vetibers St. Louis Steck Exchange WM. H. Mc owl) : aeaured from this issue they warrant unmitigated gioom.” $7.783.000. sate Danks and irust cumpa nics rao ca — a =n Bcree i" ‘ n ——_ | = r capital at ‘ist eaaiitamend a rt ‘war? , ea ae ; ited jecrens | 2 ae } in mefine rm ~~ ; -. , he rise in the preterre were well sustained throughout t} , ee oe _ — . tay ~ , =O 000. ae) Issee Authorized. __ | , ; hwwene nolecr hie | was one of the fratures list, with narrew fluctuations ~ ete.. _ 9628, 278.5 pecran so ne : = auth , tem Secured Notes, 1926 ie BAGONG fer = pnt wey ee ee than im yesterday's trading. Trading Pe™t="es anc wr hanks a> {tr - FINANCLAL acne ef the Mark, is @e seneral 4s at §3 com panies in New York and Unit a so ati _- ER ARULAL —_—_=__ many o eS Se : * terday’s high of 58% and - are ¢iscu a 874. Traction tends apathy was most prenounced tn the posits. $419.147.800. . railroad group, many of the custom- | 5ank’s cash in vauits. Sis 485 . Tras Arkansas Light & Power Company : 325—maiied on reqs . arily active issues remaining dor- “™>SU en tn > cercael First Morte 6% Bonds. 1945 ' by cur publication, “SER ] mant until late in the session. Re aes os sagen A. G. E D WA R D a ms Ss 0 N s ne : Ht cee - “I@ the foreign exchange market March option going asx high stocks for vears mn aeniertnis : c then dividend -ares, capitalicanons the mere important cRanges were for a gain of 24 points. a? a ms Air oibeh co? beet, of. | Riek Mew Wiest wen um ever an. Bloomington, Decatur & Campaign pie Ot ag ; Fi Mo 7 52, B nas. 7g _ cT concise cata : r French @nmd at the clese re - _— : ; ~ rst ortgaze o OQ iv —_. 4 | TROtTmaZnon. ‘ tered when sterling and etal frames advanced veeterday. The rate a half cent.” Es Si , ‘(‘Gearanteed, Lilineis Traction - on Argentine went to 36 cents, as ‘The Cleart: = 4 fale ; : ; ‘ avestors koering - ; e) ae Mouse stai< ts ) : rmpiete if 1 imrveastimenis . : ? Snenee ne 35 3 at t close showed a decrease of $18 380 | ME \ New York Stock Exchange | sted on the market will@nd this —_——— = 7 — — ‘Yes, OFinging the tal ERS ' _ ye b ago. Exchange on Vrugusy went up down to $20.735.950 at the _ = ; Chica Louis Beard Exchange i*k% for Vea °°), F e a 3 - - . ‘ .* J ; ’ : 2 : . *. = re 7& The Canadian dol- the week. Loans decreased ‘%°* _ of Trade JOHN NICKERSON IR “ ' sso — at 95.58 968.900 - ana deposits 2 887 ove , s | Wit! be furnished - _ eentea Stertirng at 34.25 was a hail : 7" ae ' a géng SuMness © - oan phawe.tha rid test , Reserves of member banks in the 314 N. Broadway Saint Louis ANC machinery preferred) of 4 a od . e . t rte — o- Rican + elera! Reserve Ban! @ ae ‘Teased Olive St. "NUEST wine St “prez Pi ioifatiean af a one-quarter cent under the highest $2) 414.900. Tr St a . < “4 | a oMEN, ~ad which oft permental © “e 14. Phere was on!y a silig? Main 3380 ‘Caretuliu Seriected Serarities: *o Canservaticr Ineestors” a ex Central 1669 160 Pear St. NewYtrh | om Letten recevered further. he o aaa mage ment deposits, Ver “a5 and pear! Dreet “Ime management ns ee

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_D Market: _ NEW yY -_ ist. L. .. 116% A16 i 116 a 116%.% es *‘rong to 150 higher; veal calves most- . 1éc, cheesy and inferior butter. 1 — ; 2 Stocks. High” | tivity can Jan. 28.—Strength ard ac- . Chi .. 118% 116 115% -% | \¥_ 756 higher; stockers and feeders the A ee , ag + "a1 we: ; ; / SS i . y Suddenly @ e ° 2 RE - ee 109 % 107 109 he 1°45 2 rs y 7 ©. singles at % longborces & . 4 r 205 Red Rank © 27 | Change market +r engl mg Reported Apprehension for Safe- a JULY Th 108 Ls | With Top of $9.7 5 Hogs Sell at el ts, 8000: mostly 10¢ te 23 | ine. ae Soins py PS A i Ft% aT eg: erin ta" Trade Quiet and Prices Irregular : n00 Ryan Cr - . ° -— : | higher n F ar § | 00 Simms Pet .. ** aor ae r Ray, oe Se teen cee ty of Domestic Winter Crop Cht “104m oo 4 dee ~ ogo | Best Price Since Sep- | hi i * eau of | ular eo. At ey av tbe After an Early Advance in 3 | 5 peeliy Oil .° “ay “ated the unexpected strenzth was war” ‘ade Q7) On? “o*y * | mocerate holdover; top. $9°25 on 140 to) per dom; dres : - > & } we { 7 ¥ ( tr uover, t y voy squabe Ue ve. F i +474 -~tall aR ¥ _ : | ota aeemeregs by anything in public te- Also a Factor. Ss Eb NE Ci RNS 98 48 _ Fie | tember, 1920. | 150 Ib averages: bulk, $8 60@9; pigs slow, ong th Pos $0c_ver r ih eten int, Gea New York. ; : j .. 000 Wi a 44 | “\uding banking de antinietieeetetitsiiagisaneiae “as oe iaieilails ” Shue %, Veizbts up to $9 | —Turkeys, ° Hie 100 Wilcox Of) = 40 know! = alers, had any definite - oe =o ; a | “heep-—Peceipt 6800: de t | 38c: J rk 26c; fowl 2ic; cocks, Ww . . *+& 8, . " ‘ ae dge. The most im ortant f ¢ 2 f t Ve * Oe i 63 44 52 % TT ari, ‘all “ ec} a rn rs today & recetp' . = ° | Gc, - > aras : - zs Woodburn Yu zs 80 vo” Possibility of Gradually Con. / voll ay &. trading was che aetten : og Uv pt urns in the price of heat the i aan 54 2 a we in - & aces > ag eee e@eec eo Gee dim Din ~ti.Leereoeererr oerenreaeee ae whet Pe ar aie , few oads aaehine e' aaci ose Adc; brotlera, 4 pw By = NEW YORK. Jan. The mar- ; “0 tse OS as | ' o the Kreater part of the week wh fons ‘ A. kn... SO Sea aR: kh. 4 oe with ®. = * : re . 4 co ap : e: sed a 00 STANPARD OILs, B iti h D bt | sone ia Sate ge of a drifting zhar-) Past week have come about largely baie JULY CORN. : COMPARAT a vE a etere. ; | hi gher. tat year: Fancy anus te Memes Ont 2c: imascory 4 “45: ak 10 te ‘and > ints. : tr * y selling to ; 47 = i z. Angio Am Oi] 17% cf _yerting ritis e to, urually ow ca eentinn within °n un-| a8 @ reflection of market changes at '} Sey ae a / 54% oon 54 e-%a La Year :| Sheep, feeder ‘ambs and medium rade {at OVer, 18c; ordinary geese, lic; capons, 7 ibs, | ive and Japanese ve ns. ond re Pr, tad P ¥, 93 on | ward movement >and lg ‘i Thurs may, Liverpoo] and Enon Ayres, and he- | Chi ere oe 5% WA ig b | z Catt ‘ k 3 a Aro. : ae, mostiy 25c ur and Ov a 30c,. 6 Ibs. and over, 24c; slips. | new soul for over t week . Bi Ohio? ott” im Me Mnited States Into a Do-! jays Etin, mis feminsd ie sty:| cause ot reported Tearg’or some for MC vce es “Baty Boag BRE gate cavee, hi shat ahha bur a of Markren) Meine Resid ant: | Eumens, Vibe aad ones bee pacse Gulccam | im” helaser ane Eerta, ensemggenetinnees | | - - . é i . - . o } - Cc) * ; * > f} 7 . 4 > ye iva ha 4 rs tu if } ar ets a, * ’ 4 *? & tz : j ” — : > , ¢ 3 Oh C Ou 22. . 20d Dt; /34v4% gee Seng sages us 7 eg the safety of the domestic winter) MAY OATE. kn ER - Sheep, .. 8.3495 10.150 .10.371 :| for wee — a a — oo ee lena under r 2, ibe. | week- sn8 reviews ef the grote | market than oo = of Can.103 “~ bd ° oa? ° yeur “90 — dyes ' crop fr x Wt. Be os Chas a ee ee ee oe . » hao —_-— ————ewe omaoee § | $99 G60: aache sattesiines agg nm rtined oom D P rr TKRY— Tort--r« | expect were factors on t advance. The Bb ber eu. -237 388 mestic Liability Discussed Of $4.24 made Inet Me tigh record in ae eine, attend S Oy Whakt candeie| Si US” CORE POEL: 6h. Senkacs Garaee Sal 777 3) feeders an@ etoct’, calves etendys fat ane | Bicked. 48: et Somme, Se; turkeys New Ori jane. and New Orianna "ees , : | 4 enn O11.190 cP ¥ Some of th : 2 40On D € JULY QATS &® - Stock steady to 2 5e wer: calves strane 1} 0'4 toms c; turkeys, cuils Vc, fow!s, ++| New ean. an rieans was a vy oF. WU Stand oj) Ir 5 180 | th : ose who were concerne in | Was £iven to an io rit- ; nner | oe ee ey L, ee wie: tes ae oS oe a ee SOc higher: stock ec ee cocks, lé4c; stags, 18c: pring chickens, 25c; | seller in consequence. There also was « ei. ‘ —DxG in Some Quarters. ing movertont ne ia ented this record-break= | on” Source 0 omy pte ic afl meee a 40’ _40%9 @0%-% 40b The tuidence‘o a | B5¢ higher eo wa and heifers Ihc ‘° | broflers, 33e: dicks, 234 28¢; i Feene. 15@20e: | hea vier realizing by buyers on reaction and Hi | 000 Boe: MINING simply due to accumet, the advance was ier Pointing to prospec MAY RYE. : ene vencency was higher in hogs and sheep Hogs—Recetnts, 300: fatriy active, mostly | 20m. 7 A and over, 34¢:; and over, | prices fell off 10 to 12 pointe frem the : | ; BOG ; pa 'M . 65 58 | itereste which caine anelntions by financial! scarcity of Supplies for importing | Gh: 88% «af ages S8%ab 8 86 Sab | and lower in caitle at the St. Louis National | stead, tome trong spots Be to 1 e higher: | * ~Sc; slips. 25c; rough and inferior country | after the call. But there was -neugh 8 00 oC Senieo > “o &Y &6 was in no Way a a, a oo pay brome countries. This View, it was pointed St LLY > YE a fee eect 5 Stockvard last week Receipts were mode- | © oa THO Pounders to shippers. eS 65. | Greared discoun ted l%ec to vc. according te | the mart and ee uae buying te sive : 8 P fF 000 Bur > ong Ge -~ 10-16 2%" Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | no pe = situation. There were mawy, row-| CUt, WAS supported to some extent by | ca ae ree a ——“FRigp | Tate in Jivsianis all departments, The beef | | bulic o 1 eng rer A packer top, $§ 55, per EALS—Choice 120G140_ BS ny at ® c| My wk a “ata . eonéi- : : 00 Golctelg ms g 26 and New York Evening Post. | must have tea tre “oe the “wovement | @ reduction of 36,000,600 bushels in| ges NMI hemes e008. nes rnescges Steer market opened slightly higher Monday, | Sheep—Receip ts. 200: for week. sheep | P8p 'P-: doa 4: ete - 1626; | rad bene Ue improved and ay . BOO arm Md » 13 iz LONDON, Jan. 28.—Arthuh W. Kid-' bases. Which ‘may a snes Gem ie roe final estimates of the Canadian crop, | oe aka : put declines foliowing days eliminated all im- | one ae ~ lamba, =5e to eg higher; fat coun, a ya — A. ty a0 “a “Te ©! haben resowerien ithe yoyo ii ; 000 Meson Val.: } 35 * Zeditor of Bankers’ Magazine ana ons weotterte . ~ Matalin sages affairs had en! _ ot ie cécerase of the United | Daily Grain Movement | provement and values closed 25c down for the | an Josey she —— at 43.30. Rabbits—$1 per dozen | Manchester, where miil curtailment is said ; eo Magma Cop, 29 25 i ancial editor of the London Morn-/ ing the week, but bus! cae a %~2 Ton = a , States v pen Suply and of the bonded period. Virtually all interests were in the | lceipts, S900. Phone a 16. re oe mm VEGETABLES. ito be increasing. but there was probably some 400 ase i, new by A is ing Post, in financial review today,| Was extremely ema!! ogee fe woe ad pee stock heat in the United States., an the following table will be found re- j market for supplies—packers, city butchers | $4 60: bulk. $8.35@8. 60. " a5 aorasiency REETS—Old home-grown, 50¢ per bu | buying mp 'y Baa, a a — "by 4 500 ha - ; 500 So AP &G 5% H ; speeches at the annual meetings of | change situation. banging the foreign ea at failed to have any nate ‘ |Rec. Ship.|Rec. Ship. Rec. Sip | for killers moved from $6 to $7, Butcher cat Ps éummnennipa New York sacked. $2.75 per 100 ibs.; Cal-| cess of last week's report. and a better ; Ard Uh Divide. 63 Pe the big banks are fairly cheery. Al! French exchange followed sterling to some! €22¢Ct ON sSentiment- and toward the St. Louls..| 62, 74,142) @5) 188 7 67 {tle Were in good request Monday, but reeon St. Louis F ifornia sacked, $2.50 to $2 nens was reported in the local goods : 700 West ~? ‘on Sa 2 oe gre agreed with regard to a more| ie ga tira yielding to 8.02, from which it; Week-end Fay particular the or Chicago ...| 28 11/1106! 667) 174) 208; fell off as the week progressed and barring | @ Gos York. $45 to $48. ar ae hs ss, — | Pogertes. t of cotton on shi I , - é, . yesterday A feature of the! was on t © wu rade it renewe hb op lis .: 352 °o7 71) » 33; BSAlcanner an u ie uCtations based on frst ar ork. 220 or e® amoun cotton . — P BONDs. ‘6 a4 reasonable attitude on the part of | Genera market was re Strength in South | reports pre dh se aby Poi Be out- — —— .| 286) 160) taal 45) +} 14 thr peer ts ig ct ah oe steady | | herewith: onles av printed oak LIFLOWER—valifornia, $2.25 per! ing Gonmeese. wee estimated at 3 000 is (In $10 ; labor which is vitally important for merican exchange. gh Fentina paper pesos | , _ ; p Milwaukee : 6! ® 112 65 57 Bd | u i@ market closed jower in all de Es + \...’. een . against 203.000 last year. There were X= 1 ke =... 00) ggonomic recuperation; all, however, | wer — 34. 29 to 3 Uruguay ~ Pesos | look in Kansas and Oklahoma was Duluth ‘neck: oan. ae , Dartments. Butcher yearlings. compared with | T — i TR ne CUMBERS—Fiorida bu crat 7.0 3: for mors here during the morning that if Aiuminum ae +. 7% erecnlso agreed that Central Europe. van e also strong, advancing from 72.75¢ to} for much aban idoned acreage, the re-| Gmaha . --| 32) 71; 169; 176) 44 12j8 week ago, average 25c to 50c down, pened ° 2 = 5 ore sd °. & GES; hothous, § cotton might be shipped from the “New Or- :e Amer Light 6s . 100% 201 bt aa @ financiai and economic danger | In the foreign exchange market Saturday | sult of cold and drouth. Toledo ....! ed 8) a 37 | ee off in some cases. Eulls were in very poor | edt e %. * CELERY—California large crate, §6 te eg hey by Ay oy A ‘oan 16.13 Am T&T ¢ ‘22.1091 100% 2 ition ij ¢ ll. ‘the more important changes were made in | Liberal export buying on corn gave| *t. Joseph .| 53! 14) 37) 41) it oe | revueet late and closed 50c¢ down on an av-! @mel) owe Y J 9 0 bout 3 ~y", pointe net higher } am T& T 6 '°24'101 12 200% ieee wet, Which condition is after all, not| }rates, which were litt) Peoria ....) 8 |gnme quist ané sather irniguiar. Otte [ Ermour a ¢. 25 103 2035 19 7 Sir Henry Goschen, at the meet- | compares + 37 at the close yesterday, Provisions continued to respond to} Palin phan - ott , “$3! aes “ee H ¢@e- 3°50 to $5. cutter s co seeres c. pada’ ly $3.55 | mtb PEPPERS — Floriée 1% u crates, ‘were very light. however. and were shoal ine aS ’> «8, a Bs ‘ ~ ro oxo + ) i ‘ a~* eee a7.° 0 du; tter OWS ww. dW U 5 market clea Barnsd a Rs x 8% ani e bieg of the National Provincial Bank, Uruguay went = + ne Sat a Nae oe the smallness of stocks on hand. | Boston es 99 smectecest Gan | ver ge ere 9 82.29 : 2 $2 “ noes. em: | HORSE-RADISH—Home-grown, 7, to ing at a pet oy Oy ey 36 pointe i? —— S 7a 1935. 107 vy optimisti m- | f onadian Gollar was 20 r | Galveston ,! oes alese «1 ane abe 02 chotee o © do. an: orna bulls 10 to! $7.50 r 100 lbs. fer No. 1; $3 for Ne. futures closed stea : Beth S Ts 19231004 2014 pues particularily optimistic — “he | 95-56 cents ‘Sterling os Pointe higher at St. Louis Cash Grain. |N. Orleans! 20, 96 116386) “15. °°: $2.30. an offering of etocker and feeder | § MUSTARD GREENS —Loulsiana, 10¢ to 16.660, May. We 4c. Jul 16. "tee; Com i = _—n Stl Ks . : g9 if axe ' phasized the improvement met © | cent above the Friday closing. but ene-uar- In the cash grain market here Saturday | New York .|| 46) 148! 147° 61] 16 : ~~ = Was comparatively light and trading, | 15c per dozen bunches; Alabama bu baskets, 15.60c: Deceenber 18 Bl it ' Sons Gas te 10 ee fpehe ond of 1920 the total note is-|. Fovowing tre canner’, ate of Yesterday. | RRSA was scarce, prices ranged 1up 13 | + was strong the fore pert’ of the: ween ad | BS SEREEN PEAS—Fiorida telephone, $4 te| —8P% colton quiet: middling, 26.960 | Cop Ex &s 1993. 102 104 * lO at the enc o one @ Seles ROLE fe- | foreign exchange nm ark oe was g00d loca! ee ~ aaa for cash | a = slightly lower on the close. A few late steer | ) OPOSSUM. $4. 50 per hamper. ‘ i noe Ex Bs 1995. 103 &, Ut: : ie@e available for circulation was £492,-| i Saiiameeaas ene og Age ol Some BS —, higher. | | Chicago Provisions deals were 15e {0,266 down, The_ —~ 7 Lp bavceeee LETTUCE—California iceberg, $2 New Orieans Cotton. i . Seo. rien oF --103% Lose lose 000, against which there were bul- | STERLING (par $4.86 % 1 in fair dene Steady to ‘ec higher ae wae No essential ee ea uae antes for | i aeaegnee og 0: Louis ge | ah ramp, 68: 68: gig yo tet a “Se | Hood Rub 7s °° * poe pi 4 | Men and currency reserves of i154.- Demand $4.25" “cables, $4. 25% r som- - oe eae , ~ markets combined! . CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—The following report | stocker she-stuff. Veal caives advanced $1 a Sia aii $1. 25 Fioriga, darge a ae $s: 2 4 — LB. labor; sales om the apet, S6 Hf 5 s + an “10022 1004 } . 000,000. At the end of 1921 he noted | ™ cercial, ¢ 60 days, $4.22: commercial, 90/ Saturday had 590 cars of wheat. compared | - Bo BY ee, Se ‘market: to ~ ‘oie wy metgpeed oe Wee Vee OBI. o ec ceces POTATOE ‘pounds: ‘So orade brown By 15.50c: good middling. 16.800, if : ui 7% St were £450,000,000 availa- 4 with 645 a week ego and 752 last_yeer, | ClOSing quotation ly J a. ‘ K. beauty, $2.1 6 t . $2.40; russet burbank, ks, 306.548. y iy T Secu 73: - 100% Ou ig Bie for circulation with bullion and | | FRANCE (Dar 19 rae ts a4 and Win today receiving 261 cars, Duluth | ee. _ Low. sags. Yest. bon Mg A ‘“aleen Friday —_— accel B ae 3.00] 3.00-3.7 $3 is fe $2 50: Red ia "31.30." Mit ~~ ho oe i oo. a 8&5 > = 7 as . 8.20%. 24 and Winnipeg 308 7 . paoge §ht stripe -£9-2.00| 2.26-2.75) o) ae ° : Na: Leath Sa "” a32 ig ett) 1 sé strongiy deprecated any SOG CBOE | PELGII M (par 19 Sc per franc)— sam eine en ee Be May ©. '$i7°38 $i° 57.2 30.001 ‘Wilt sebtenits vecemes of 64900. contd eo fetes 98. Bo 3 1-99) | seek Ley— louisiana l15¢ t per Gpet cotton was unchange? tn St. lege | TINH&H 4s "* wy’ 72 os a gevaluing the pound sterling a4 SWITZER) (S4c; cables, 7. Bbc. 857.000 a week ago and 991,000 last year. ate pering with 101,533 a yeur ago and an / Muskrat a: 60-1:60) 1 38-1 60 PARSNIPS—Home- “crown, washed, $1 today. gpetatiene,. Coed o "17 2c. weed » Phila Co 6s.'°° $4 5g 4 ame ef tempering with full responsibility SRLAND (par 19.3c per franc)— Corn receipts were heavier than a Week —— ‘ar o> ~ “wR | active order demand, the hog market ad- | Kits eo a .10- .20 per fair middling. 14 middiing Phii " ae oo * oy Demand 19.5 o2 eC: cabies, 19. 54e ' — ‘ agro. mame March .. 9.97 9.85 9.97 9.75 vance ray ew vel for the seasen, | House c - 6 s 0 1 i “a4 middling, 18. Tbc: middling fair. . P Pet 74s.10 1 . He welcomed ag® and heavier than a vear ag 4 ed to a n high le at 0- .2 10- .2 ON! ONS—(100 pounds)—Fancy red, £6 450 | Sears-R >» 16 AE rs VLA, 10 pa fer our debts to you. e lecom HOLLAND (mar 402 Se per et tl 2.187.000 bushels, compared with ° 118. 000 | May ... 10.20 10.10 10.17 8.97 the tap at $9.75 on Tuesday recording the! Blacks ... 16- 25 ‘1b- -50 © $7: white. $9 fer fancy. -®-—_ Boars-R 7s 1923 9x7 on ’ ~ P the Chancellor's definite pledge to, Grrient. oor ae gaveen, 36. — a week ago and 1.349.000 last yea:. Gats RIBS. er s sie highest price since September, -J920. Pr aooat , 3. 6. 20 36-30 ° RADISHES— Alabama tips, 25c; Louisiana Seeds ren nag : SoA Ws 7! ° 4 | oe oS.S0 USF mara) rere heavie ana week ago and! Ja ee edad *Wedean . 87 n m East rder Duy- | OV 2. OC -£2-2- S SONY sy 9°08" “tare 1-02 10 & honor our liabilities. | Demand, .50c: cables, .50c. iohter™ bey = sane —_ 1 Be en 682,000 | May co. 2.80 . 2° 8.27 ‘9/07 ny q was largely eens Se ee che market | Red fox . -50-4.00 te RO a Te ie. wae: Canadian, $1.40 te $1.50|_ Timothy at $5.25 for poor ONY > aoe "se 104 1 aspects of the latter matter | AUSTRIA (par 20.3c per crown)— pa aantentiad watt, Bae “ ago | - = pte = tian an rice fluctuation er 1.00-20. 1 00-25. - for good country lotsa up te 96.00°t BONS 8s 1927. .105%% 105% } di ine Guar Demand 02% c: cables, .02&c. bushels. compared with 647.000 a week ag |; Was. more uneettied and pri tiu ea 5 eaver 1 00-20 1.00-2 per 100 pounds. 65e cleaned seed, dark and trashy lote at OU 7 7 ; y s ae >. 7 ’ ‘ st i re i months ‘TOT i A Asad : at_. ._e : a | » BONY — 106% 8 J are Saco Ceexnar comelcen. GREECE (par 19.3c per drachma)— we, nen A unin of wheat were lighter $0 7“ on i Alig ggg repped to 5.15, a eo uinia muskrat eat 10c te 600 sian ae wastes age re a to $4.50, tratii a ane $i p Sou Ry Gs." hoe 106% Ae ters. One is ‘nm with | cprprmand. 4.44c. than a week ago and Hghter than a year LI SH N | Wednesday, moving up to $9.25 in the fol- trashy sucts worthless | __ SEIN ACH—Home-grewa, por. ‘Oh: | slightly weedy lots at $18 to O17,20. ‘hes : | Sieatie Bel he one Mi, 19°? iw | . siferation should be shown te re-/| § 4 veal OE ore “Yo ago. being 492,000 bushels. compared with | lowing session, where ft remamed the bal-| _ oo |new Texas bu baskets, ) 90 ; devialtn. 15c pe ~ bane: - 4 — 7 50 to $12. A , Sun Oil a e problem in-j; ,,+2emand, 25.07c: es, 25.12c. 100 eek ¢ and 980,000 last yesr- IN WHEAT PRICE TR END = me wen net ping Nanie | 20c per dose ec “s Sw tac 0 85/1013 ++ ; poe to ee the ' debt, and’ ayy hill ‘Per 26.8c a krone)— . Sere lnenael “4 ues Saeear than a a c 9 1. am he weak. Choice } ship Fn “ sell - Dried Fruits and Beans. dg STR IXG : cooen 96, Florida. $2.50 to $4 re $15 > st ry ‘aifaifa at $i . : a, =. | Dexas Co 7s.._10]1 vi ge vo od “ re a ie eee 0.720, ago and heavier than a year ago, being 1.- | ‘at $9.25 at this time, with the bulk of such | DRIED FRUIT—Sun-dried appies ut} per %-ham Redtop @ o 30 . a , poledo Ed 7s "108 ” 105 10) whether on this basis a _— wie ser | DERN ARK ly hg Ce a | 282,000 bushels, compared with 1 ee | CHICAGO, Jan. 28.—Highest wheat prices | he $9.10@9.25. Medium-weight butchers | lligc per pound, evaporated choice rings at | Pe TURNIPS—-Home-grown washed, 40¢c to $140; yo ag ey Mary 3 i very Hav Flos 101 10] : h.. joad might be expressed in sterling. | SPAIN (par 19.3 re — . week ago and 7°22 000_ last Do ane ars lon the present bul) swell were recorded to-,are found in a spread of $8. 90@G er gee |, d24y o and pri . 3a di’, @l2c; chops at | Oc = box; Louisiana, 15c to 40c per ‘con | ~ millet at $1.60 bulk basis. 2 Cuum © - -~ i e ‘ - sate 4 shipments were lighter than © PS clo al ne ‘ » of rong ’ ’ hogs from § 10 | C ali wast ge ¢ ib cf West Ele ‘ os. aA 107 ; Bome aiso wonder whether in thei Demand. 15.06c; cables, 15.08c. | and lighter then a year ago, being 456,000 | a ane. -_ og ol , we “inner tubes 2 ee - aes | ty a 54 ae mae statin tik es - b---# 4, 362 25 ce" Oy 0s — Prey WV . sar to the effect at our remand, 47.%8c; cables, 47.50c sales ennai Ps tors to-| The May-July spread widened out to more | **8€¢ 0°! 50 cen ligher. with fat rheep | a uty a eee SN ee | , | | . uild hala paiies should include tha’ HONGKONG yr ——— a aa Pay ane E18 Ban 35 Rapes pt ey £45 48° 7 7 buof/ than léc difference, the greatest thus ad oak a — lai Geaden ane 2 ~) to of — ; 7 hres $3. 20; Pewee, 7 — ae | Den ANG ES—Fiorida navel, $4.25 te $6 RYE FLOUR—Quoted by mil! in 98-pound a) 4 : y id, 54.50c: , 25. 60c i all compr n is turn ; an . ote mbs 3213); 2¢. ight opper, $7; heavy ¢iluw rase, | 4 A keeping of ovr money rates below FF a ae ar aay “ EE corn, 732.622 bu of oats. Stocks mp: mee es Mpeg i ramibe reports coming from the! C®™t, rise. Quote good t bo lat - 33 34; heavy copper and copper wire, $7.50, | per box; Florida, $4 to $5.76. cotton sacks. White patent at $5.10, medium a4 ua ncome ; "ork rel. This view is not, | ~ i. 73.50c: cab * 74.50 31. —. of No. J red winter wheat nard | Argentine had an influence on corn, which | (1)3.50. medium to good $ $1111.75, | Zime, $2; lead, $3 pewter, $15; tin foil, —— ee at $4.75, straight - ot.28. pure Gare St gaa ai th yon t quar- | MEXICAN Dont AR “Tat Shanahal)- an wane teh 118. Nor eo 3 inter | also reflected the strength in wheat. ‘ ee 1 smc ‘$6 an 2 _ ioe : 4 | $16; wf 4 lead, $2: a/urm ren) $9, scrap | Re. Cont 9 me} st Se a oendee core > mes . 4 re TI e 25 a ‘ - en i l whea o+4. . .¥O ~ rt went ae ; vig on ? stand a ign mutton ° aa! oF n + : , er ? 5 ; ir of $76 — cemands, BA Bie cables BE Tbe | SHE SUMSE x lor white corn, 10.282 | grain end averaged hicher “The domestic | heavy, weights S6@6 50, camera $1/01 40 | ron in car lots, $6i@7 yer to | Produce Elsewhere | at $1.55, cream meal ‘at $1.40. ‘erits If I ; | “some forced liquidation possibly | a vee. pit ong “Ot Toe. gaat wo, rig O69 3B? No” o whit 2 oni, 245. | demand was only fair. ae ales ‘the wou nold in s —e of | Quotations on Roots oe — at 51.60 per : 7 eens _ nvested in Ten Shares “wit pe occasioned in connection with | OTHER EXCHANGES, 05% (No. 3 white oats; 62.938 No. 2 rye:| Provisions were more active and higher. $13@13.75. compared to $12.25@i2.75 2 | , pts 8 ORK. —_ eR — Nutter = ante. Feather Quotations. ‘ ~ TA 7.07% fir cor Ceili sie ee rious Roots gre quoted per Ib.: Golde oe ts Oo, Creamery Mighe . ney of -| of the o ountry’ § Lead- Jyecent credit rumors, but the aes ae GEN oy _ (42. 46c per paper peso)— 17 ae o pi re bead yesterday at the following | ; omninnss - semen = ” Ho e Market Strong 2.75 (cultivated $2.50): lady Poca Soe: |: E 943 , crefmery extras (92 ee | ~ mand full quotations feathers ing R aiulroad amount involved is not great. or aeit ‘Seam ilreis)— quotations 1] Cash Grain Prices } | rse : err r jweneca, 40c;, pink. 40c: black. 7%&c: may ae ie ec; State dairy finest. — 36% @37 Ge. | : — ané full grown. Per 1b.: Peame n Ss. LAZIL scents per milreis No. 2 red winter. $1.25@1 =... eutthiies | Horse and mule receipts 4 ore apple. - made. 40c: biack snake. 1l&c: an- Fens stead , peoeipte, Sh. S0e, See ——— | mora te 3 e. 18e; prime gray do. Sie. "RITGT AY im o ss red ver 20@ ’ De scapes £000 he f the week, with about | gelica, lic: wahoo, bark of root 35c: blood. | extra firsts, WSC, gees at et SSE four companies re ted > URUGUAY Ger 20S. 42c per peso).— et $1 ane ‘ cites ; NEW TORK, —~y 28. —Wheat—Spot | ar cat oe ee ce mules The supp.y reot, 6c; stripped blue Slae. 15¢: yn we irrewular: re cepts 639. Live and dressed | Duck, white, 53e; “ge aie: Che xen, shor ing marked eh ed | Pe ns a 1818 sania iio ram \ oer red. $1.15G1.18; car garlicky at ‘firmer: No. ® red No. 2 hard. $1. O* . of horees figured about 600, 400 of Lr ge = * i. i Wila —K lte: — ee, (Ye ee a or ne it ee binge: ad body. usty aot ted. molwithstanding the Gepression ' t Demand, 9.87c. : $1.14. \No. 1 Manitoba $i. 34% and No. 2 mixed| were on commission. Demand was good for | leaves, Ge; wild ginseng, $6.75: transplant- | etre: tae oe i § Li “hi! r 7 ; Bu 87 na 3 ie | 7 & , re = ona Afr ; on, | R cs total United States ship- 4 turkey, mixed E ane, Se. Turkey, their stocks should sell at consié- Mea.4. tree CANADA cents per Canadian dollar>-— Ne. © hard winte mS ” a _ dur, $1.17-%c. i. f. trav New York to ar- | Sa ee oS mage Ben 3 o teatiess aa Toscmelen: ainie wan sy a gy Bn mah poo 806 ‘cate: Wisconsin round whites, | pe agg ary “and choice, 36c; green, i erable. h aa] prices within the next nd mand, 95.5 _ = cme wr tr “oc. iNo 2 Gorn— spo es "Scene yt, Crt SS a . “Pl, ge ral ne stuff free of foreign material. sacked, $1.80@1.95; slightly to badly frozen, | o5,- colored, Gry and choice Be; : a, 2; ew mont > J aa P a: ~ sid \. it Co é , hed 2 4 L , _ . , a | . . tail w and j inane ’ News and Comment — > yelldw, 40 ee to 48c. et . Rey | oane 463 c ee oe Bitton WAX—Prime at 23c per bb. | Lower; receipts, 12,085 a —— 3 NYW YORK, Jan. 26-—~The cottenseed Post-Dispatch. Transactions on the St. Louis Stock Ex- No. 4 white oats, S5c to 3fr. No. 4, 83%c. Barley, 58@60c. Timothy RORGHUM—Prime quotable at 30c per ordinary firsts, 30@31c; misce ——— Itry oll. market closed strong; prime ae St » Write for Letter P.-52 ws change at the week-end session, in the No. 2 red oats, 42c; burt,. 40c. | Seed, $5@7. Clover seed. S$12@22. Pork Iondon Wool Auction galion;: off condition o lic to 25c. | @33c: refrigerator firets, 23@ 25c OultTy iow, $8.96@9 25: prime crude, $7.60 ; oe NEW YORK, Jan. 25. —The stock | narrate ng toe to 848 shares of ttock ——_.¢ —__——_ | nor minal. Lard, $9.87. Ribs, $8.62@9 62. une 8 a a i Mee aint eels — KANSAS C be o.. Ja — Eanes | May Sepie - Scott & Stu eg Rig apie ytd in| The following 1s a — sales made. the St. Louis Wool Market. | —Cash, No. 1 Northern. $1.334,@1 37% sales vesterday 11-253 bales were offered. Pop Corn ‘ena Nuts. lower firsts, 28c. Butter and poultry un- Fae y #1: aber 06 ba ; te~sho Prices paid and the net changes as compare . tn +t | January, $1.28%; May, $1.25 Ju The sale was spirited an ric OPCORN— . +, changed. ' ; mp M Srotessiona) circies during the week | With the preceding ol s sales or nally ae ~ ragga Gedian feos am. (S18. .Corn—ie. 8 patie 43a43 hn. | showing further en eae Superice | eat ake a Whe rien, TS oe 228 ee, amundie ease i ) 7 ; crease. — Dec a i r arc j pf i I - - + - + if 9" ; on ; Tw i Investment 8 i "about impending reaction, very little [Ceding quotations . nei: aium, £1@22c: slightly burry, 15@17c; hard | Ost#— No. 3 white, 3, 8 u at pater | po gy * ee oe PECANS—At S%%c per Ib. Inset for Broom Corn. Cottonseed Ol] Market. ra ecurities real stock has been brought out. The 4 | Net | burry, 10c; coarse and braid. 1c, Light fine | ve ates | $) 10%, a2 23 oSc. Mag | | est merinos Was sold to America. eCKORY NU TS Shellbarke at”: fo und | PROOM CORN—Chotce self-working and Cottonseed Oil. per Im: | Winter ; " ~ ' Gre “0 (a nm ‘ ‘ rt he , .* Peo é peg _ c i 6 - —. . 4IST IN ODD 1078 THling has been largely for short SECT RITY. Sales. IPrice.iCh’ge. | ae pe ane owe ee a. ae ra NEAPOL] IS, Minn : Jam, ebe7 40s | ——- ny nuts at 24c per lb.; bulls nuts ut *] $120 art PF os a an eee | 10 do er ae ae alone weal. account. That n b he : r 10 88 | °1 146 | SacmangeS to 220 lewer, ‘ a; Ib. " ~ 4 common self-worki nd hurl, | 104g. ge yellow yy + e; z tock Exchange Bldg., seeomnt. et br the American Bakery pid. 139) $83,) 22 14@l6c. Southenstern—Medium, 19@ | barrel = Hran, Stoaze. : Grease and Tallow. BLACK WALNUTS—At 1%e per Ib. covers and .cimmon self-working ind burl, | 10%. 10%. de yellow 10¢. coconade aiteg ing the two hours’ trading this ye preety Trust || 38 igs nn ee — gh AG} 0c: pore berry. h. | and January, _ $13 95: February, $14.00. | seg oe agg PY spt ee: vellow, einen sas 90 to $110 Crooked half price. pean a ' | uis Un TT mae et c; il ne ion “~ 134 34 Oh Reg :, ite, { @4c per Ib. : a Offices in Seven Principal Olfies e@iprning, remaining quite a part of | ct, Be. WOMNEIOR . o 61130 | ‘ur mortgages vield the highest ime Rie ro eeelabeg Fulton Iron Works com ...... Ss . 2 eeere | | terest rate consistent with absolute fie Bterling exchange held around its | ame MAMNOEOMG .. . ss. a0 o « 30 | .40 ° | Security of principal. Senda for free edi high level of yesterday, but there, Hydraulic P Brk pfd ........ | 32 ot wy, folder and {liustrated booklet, eiving was no new feature. Francs were | Hydraulic P Brk com. ...... i $ Bi | | $ a e | complete detaiin. , \Indiahoma Refining Co ...... oie) 3's | | : Ou — Sironger, and there was quite a rise |International Shoe com ..... | 34%) S4he | o at ONARD c BRANIFF: Bond Dest N2 Ottahome Oia min Italian lire. Reco. ery went some- | Enternational Bhoe a. anes 0's 108 + ina i | ; further in the cotton market oe eee, ws ets ees igo’ *! | nS - 0 re Ye pees eaT ad wheat prices also rose again. The Net Candy com ........ 220. | 62 14! 68S | The Oldest Banking House in Chicago |} | “RF a was considered due, in part at least, E nan metiwawes of8 ........| @%| 10 in : a oreign Exchange . the fact that sterling exchange’ Lee Railwave com .......| oh oi First Mort e Bond Issue Loans, | a a Explained” | has reached the highest in the last Wagner Pe wy EE + + os +s 58 5 ews amounts o $100, 000 and up, in the : ys ,t¥o and a. half youre. , Rp | SoS !..,.. Lo | _ @1.& Sub Ry GM Do pnw ia 2% .. t. uis. is aft attractive booklet designe United Ryg 48 cece secs eee 85 | 36 thriving city of S | a to familiarize the investing pu -~ Pn papi a since: | =H with ch f hat cot ie che Bond Market. aS More than 50,000 Real Estate and Build- |} ‘ith the many factors ¢ oo nge The Interstate Commerce Commis ae | b th | : ; - | i tia ed P . en influence on foreign = rtant P.#0n has granted authority to the. St. . Louis Traffic : ing Loans have been negot t y © : rates. It covers this impo | mee Northern Railway Co. to sell|! | House of Greenebaum since it was | | subj ! bl di marr ‘ d shi; aie for the 7 Pe | Z 2 ail ei Arve ne “$30,000,000 general mortgage gold; &t. wo og © emerge enced eae) Ag founded in 1855. This wide experience ea ll er that ell will understand bonds 83 The | past wee ——— od ee — again, Bert - i i be Call, telephone or write fet ons ests wil) raat 2 cae ed ekarast. | This Wk. Jan. 3. "22. ‘Time 1921 | Never before, probably never | Ly is now at the command of St. Louis | The MAN with MONEY to INVEST, 7 | ig ee = SO. MeN S nemiannuatly. The mones | Ree — Ny gg 40 264.950 =—_ will a we ae cell | property owners and others who con- |) Seeks business chances of the best. ; yu ue... To 562.400 4.227.023 | t ; M. H. MCKENNA & Wesealired from this issue will be used Wheat. bu..454. 800 1.562 = at such low prices. ow 1s the time la ction | ; ; - . a | Ry bu ..- nr 7.850 | - . CHICAGO, ILL. , lar, with no important ebanges. ‘Barley. bu.. 25.600 manned Mesiee Now also is the time to erect them. Erec- Desirable propositions will receive care- | In P.-D. WANTS, in great array —t — ’ Seine city 6s which had soid atl by | con net me 03.400 67.200 £1.380 | , tion es os always eme!!—are less compared | ful attention and the benefit of most He buys a factory, or a store: : i ortett.: mee" the week as low as &1, were dea ons. jo- " - to of v beca erm be . x at 88. On the other hand City of neat meee 2,513 9.054 11.17 | — mand psc neg Pann ior dekaaalins | reasonable ~~ . + = ~~ | He's greatly pleased—and what is more er — MS. Be were of half a point. Mer- | Hay. ‘ — 1.901 2.601 Bott against weathe ceptable, however, ey must meet e , my ~ tile Marine 6s did not cb ogee gE Lead pigs 68800 an ‘soo 180.800 P a Lael sell provisions of the Greenebaum Stand- | Py Oy ae - | © rise in the preferred stock, WhiCNn | wool, Ibe .-.. «& 377.859 457.712 | ermanent, dev-lig te we ventilated, | é ee Ge Se = @* the features of the Stock | Bom. net: ee enuaie 201.000! Truscon Stenderd Buildings meke ideal fac- ard of Safety, upheld by this i inet titution |} | He's Hada Cl E . |g | =xchange. In fact, the bonds worked | apelter bs ret ML, > dea couibis — warehouses, {cundries. service garages, for over 67 years. You can su mit eo | om T : 1 * SOmewhat lower. [Mixed feed . 24. tl ae ofh . toe oe: Come Back? ; Bt Paul 4s of 12°5 sold at 70 as ‘riour bola 118.250 379.460 . 321.030 - ing stations, dining hells, ofhces, shops, etc. application to our St. Louis | r The, 7 rit «3 our 997. cites ’ — + Sguinst the high yesterday of 70%. |wheat bu.. oe 0.3 ettr 2.205.510 | Built entirely of interchangeab!e fire-proof, Singer, Manager. | se) orough y (~ )$3 EASONS for the persistent stron , if anything the tendency in the rail-| ‘Corn. pe. - - B3O50- 06 310 1.612.260 | a , steel panels, -key can be enls: rged or taken INVESTIGATE > of the Mark in the light of the peway list was lower. The Atchison. a 6 466 rp Bos ayer | d oid re-erecied with 100% eslwage mee ea many constructive factors now et worm Sy - eenera) 4s at &§ compared with ye8- garter. oor ee. On. 830. Furnished in all sires, with pitched, monitor, + . s are Ciscussed in our Special Letter BBS emcuys high of 88% and a Close of siran and 16.670 “= * 9 0 OF sew-tooth roof. _ o25—mailed on request—sccomen. es Traction Sates were steady. | Hey. tons. ek bs0 132.030 67. TRY r by our publication, “The Fins ; i pd =" 174. 800 858.400 1.340. O00 ad them now at rock bottom proces. / ‘ea 1eF poi nt.”’ ool, ths . ‘phone catalog, prices, etc. das Gis: °? Goods Market ee toes «sass staee aesane YUSCO TRUSCON STEEL COMPANY estmen | POST-DISPATCH WANTS > MORTON |ACHENBROCGH A Rene YORK, Jan. ne oe Mixed — 22. 400 403.540 erereere STEEL SASH USCON CHICAGO———"——- FOU NDED er LOUIS ‘ : nounce: sacks . o Pest “1 3° : re 42 Broad Street. NewYoiR aa ee Pate ot in St. Louis. ~ = nr on gp oe ye 219-220 Boatmen’s Bank Building | FOR ANYTHING a! wh for the season. The largest lines Hides ; - ~ MEMBERS — 82-inch p Tes fall have 1 th. tare snail OT iarge. j PHONE OLIVE 153 ; _ . ~ ginghams made for fa take-off (less ; WwW Sales Offices in Princtpal Cities ; . . , . 7 ) Chiongo Detroit and Pittsburgh Seck Exchange keen sold and withdrawn. HIDES—Fresh ited) : Cost less than wood. | See nouaee and a for local address. St Louis ONE BIG WANT Medium gg ion goods und yarns were ut, en | OO Bide OF ted Dry. ca Stocked Lecally Saar Seen Spey Stockholders of this Company ave identical with stockholders of ag oe or | . — . . f - —_—— Pe a = eT firm Burlaps were steady : mae. ~« errr vr errr. 4 , : - — lp opoesee Boeadiemmeas wee occ. : ++ Sgalted oire---+ 1 “Bl Ocmer Teuscon Products Sons Bank and Trust Company, Oldest Banking House in Chicago, Founded jf . Phone—Write—See Your Druggist—Sené—Call, | : A 1 Funds ean adi Sain, ste. 5...0- Ponieed, wok ..... 3 include Ret Steel 1855. Aggregate Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Exceed wagences ; i dditiona un ! Turpentine and Rosin. Rulis. Ne. 2 :; 2Gulle, salted ...°. 4 for concrete, Meta) Lath, , be furnished for the expansio® “ore TANNAH, Ge... Jan. 28.—Turpentine. | Give stock. tay le less Bree! Joi hwey Prod- STANDARD BUILDINGS | glue ané pig half price. ° IZOR-ENAPP (ING) . ee. nee | ; Pa ' S42 biret National Bids. Chicas? j - , ® a - = ‘ a > es iit a a — , 1 Chet SRO cl at a se ics tm

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In CITY Circulation, the Daily BOST-DISPATCHEXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, fhe Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100.000. a a ST (QUISAN FOUND {= GUILTY OF ROBBING |] st 7000 MALS LUMO} lL ammert S ' Tenth and Washington Avenue “—azr|| February Sale of Pura in Trial in U. S. Court at Springfield. Offers Savings QO iro aE of | o tO O Thy — eee oy ies. a ae AAR 2 ~ en vs as Hayes - Louis guilt et A ae 7 “ is pomoatce mencneee, | (I a Living-Room Furni River, Ti, Aug. 4 last, when | || Sistine: ea thew Overstuffed Living-Room Suites $x8s.co 3-piece Overstuffed Suite, in figured tapestry, brown or bine later. | ' i 2 1 welour. Loose cushion spring-filled seats. $155.00 | s case went to the jury at noon | ‘ ) er: | *f "te od } Special Sale Price...... oe seeesecees Im uy nad for h 3 It #, ad as ' Se An aeprenve ce tmaelin es glee Ms sae | ON ae : A a $197.00 3-piece Overstuffed Suite, im figured tapestry or browns eiyas hopelessiy deadlocked. ¥* if *. de velour. cushion spring-filled seats. $177.06 linge nine to three for conviction. the Sixty -ffth bal- Special Sale PriG®.ccceocccetocseeceseescoeseesesaeodnst i rs Pa, ne of five counts in : ell | : 1! . s ~ KZ ‘| $267.00 3-piece Overstuffed Suite, in figured blue velour. Loose fictment, Hares being found 4 way ii i : _= Fe cushion spring-filled seat. $185.00 theft from registered mails. i : : Ps “es & 7 ot ee Special Sale Price ee ‘ siaed TUIVEUTISTVET EISEN > ‘3 ’» ", % a a Every Suit, Every Overcoat Is Slated to Go, and Marked at “Quick Action”’ Prices special officer beat him to it. Hares - * . * resisted the officers and was beaten cushions, leose pillow backs. Special Sale Price...... mn the head with a revolver. es a ee The mail messenger identtfed Hayes as one of the robbers. He at- UIET dignity and refined elegance characterize this splendid ten-piece Dining tempted to prove an alibi at the tria] . : : : as : : Sakura iis eee Lo ne - Pera Suite. It is of Grand Rapids make and is exquisitely finished in brown mahog- 42:0 wie our | on * ne : . . - . . . . Siete: Cecetini sedi initia a Ee any. This is a faithful facsimile of Adam. Suite comprises server, 40 as icund rot ..1¥ Was One charere- . ing him with assaulting the mail inches long; buffet, 66 inches long; silver cabinet, which measures 61 inches in messenger. height; 8-foot, 44x60-inch oblong extension table, one solid mahogany $ 00 one Raden Oe mene = armchair and five solid mahogany side chairs; chair seats are covered . - . >: = - 2 . . . . . . pa Wee. in tapestry. This Suite was formerly priced $sg0. Special Sale Price. ——_ Th, oe 5 ee Med ; H snere were 237 births and °?9 METITA LIS AIEEEAL LLL AAI LLL Ad Ll Ald DAR es ~ he = deaths recorded in St. Louis last — ~~ & Zs week. Forty-two persons died of The same Suite, with one arm and five side chairs $ 00 pneumonia, 27 of Bright’s disease, of somewhat different design in brown mahogany ° ~ - er = - = - »- s 2 > > . 7 ~ =~ Not “‘how much can we make,” but “how many can we sell’’—that's the idea at Bond’s now. Pants Sale st of high-grade Trousers—plain colors, worsteds and all-wool blue serges. $9.95 95 $4.95 95 $5.95 95 Slight Charge for Alteration ee J Tien ot finish, reduced from $552.00 t0.-.c.a—e——-—--= © a siphtheria. “There were ® secidensa Other Remarkable Values in Dining Suites Down-Filled Loose reteset ttt] | eee Aaa ag eet a atic peal Bae es SLAB OD Cushion 2-Piece % covered in blue Spanish eather. Special Sale’ Price vrews-s- ne --e-cves-vess--- SOOO Overstuffed Suite Marri riage Licenses eas Sean saiegny Rite Cee ee te ee Te ee. ee $385.00 For out-and-out value, we do not believe you can find in St. Louie ae ne Sale Price ' ' Suite to compare with this, It is well made of quality Births Recorded $684.00 Orsenigo Belmar mahogany ro-piece Dining dens chair seats covered in — $550. and in every detail it reflects painstaking care and ceniatttoatetin lue frieze. Special Sale Price Seats are loose cushion, down-filled. It is seldom that you will find imi 7 - Suites. Daven $975-co Mandeville walnut ro-piece Dining Suite. - down-filled cushions on any but the most ive Barial ——_— Special Sale Price aa port is 82 inches long. — a — is covered with $fco _ a d blue or mulberry silk veiour been $1369.00 brown mahogany Queen Anne Dining Sui te of ra pieces; chair seats cov- - $790 ra ee tee at the Special Sale Price of....... $198.00 , ena LICENSES. ered in figured wool tapestry, Special Sale Price The a iii iii ‘ seen tiie james Freeman. ; .3218 Hickory .. +. 129 Valentine $1336.co brown ow pais, BED Suite of ro pieces. velour. Special Sale ee 2633 5. Ss Ninth Special Sale Pri fee _ eoseee laernaiuiehrtartaheniaintial tui $850.00 Price scotia easmeteten “$225.00 $1676 brown ie Chi eae re —_ of ro ain: with oval extension sales $975.00 The same Suite eRe with finest quality lias a yard wool Special Sale Price tapestry and velour is marked at the $325 00 Charies Rehanck , ..2801 §. $xr70o.co Luminae walnut Suite ef 12 pieces. oe design. $975.00 Special Sale Price of Josephine Zaicsak . ..1801 S. Revert Special Sale Price es oe@ewes seen as 3. -- e Marshal) L. pane. — 4334 anchester Bertha Wri veccccoces 1300 Granville $x80p.co American walnut Italian Renaissance Suite of ra pieces, with large pone $1450 00 Mike Ha! ety ee — sseb cabinet. Chair seats and backs covered with wool tapestry, Special Sale Price.. Mra Leotie Gmnad a ot Rae se tie Solid Mahogany Top i. apn Feik a... nee ek eee : a | hi Gate-Leg Table , = - Pp ere bo SRR EEPe ~~ 5 TE et es 1 POR AD %

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D7 urniture 9m Suites tapestry, brown or blue seseeene, 9155.00 mous Spanish torero. T colorful personage, Otis Skinner, who alone in the present day preserves the traditions of romantic acting, appears at the American tomorrow night in a new and exotic role—that of El Gallardo, a fa- of the most powerful novels of “Vicente Blasco Ibanez. ms, Th aim -4 ‘ Sy Ss, Am. ay _ a SA Be, Fe Ne ati a, $3 ee ta “The Merry Widow,” by Franz | Iebar, in its sumptuous and songful gevival by Henry W. Savage, remains at the American tonight for an add- ea performance; and “The Bat,” a ¢hrilling melodrama of mystery and ‘erime, relieved by the comedy of Eva The announcements for next week are of particular interest. With * & ay 3: aes oS os ey a0 * s be ns * x _ “S =a a4 a <x ts ee Ree a se x . Ppoth opening performances.on Mon- ‘@ay night, Feb. 6, Julia Marlowe and »@. H. Sothern will begin a week of Shakeperian repertory with their new production of “The Merchant of Venice,” at the Jefferson; while Frances Starr, in her old role of laura Murdock, will app@&ar at the American in a revival of Eugene Walter's ““The Easiest Way.” True Spanish Atmosphere. N authentic simulation of atmosphere, manners and prop- - erties of the bullring and its habitues is promised, as Mr. Skinner spent last summer in Spain gathering not only the mood, but costumes and settings for his play. Although. he is $4 years old, and is cast as a slim ang. muscular young espada, the ac- tor has been lauded as giving an ar- dent, impetuous and eloquent, per- formance of El Gallardo, one that will be found bristling with excite- ment by all who are susceptible to the thrills of rich-hued and vigorous acting. The story, as reduced from the $64-page novel to practicable stage dimensions, is based upon an episode which occurs between the lowly bred torero and a noble lady, Dona Scl, a woman of heartless and fitkle profligacy. The first scene shows Juan-Gallardo in the hour of his fiory; here are set forth the ex- cessive vanity of the public idol—the the — “superstitious youth who has risen to » »] ' -golute admirers is ~ or, aw BS % a4 a / 2 Ey 5 fame and wealth from the gutter— and the adulation paid him by the hangers-on of tauromachia. Tm the second act, with a quicken- ing of the dramatic pace, Gallardo is introduced into the gilded sphere in which Dona Sol reigns; the ‘hero's uncouth manners are contrasted With those of the polished but dis- who cluster about this notorious enchantress, whose Name suits the radiance of her gold- en hair. New Ending Is Provided. HEN comes a scene in Gallar- do’s home in Andalusia, when he is recoverihg from wourd received during a corrida; the mata- dor struggles in vain to fling off the enthraliment which he knows is un- @ermining his courage and _ skill. Then, after another passionate scene in Dona Sol’s salon, in which the Centinued on Page Three. This worthy’is the hero of “Blood and Sand.” | play in four acts, adapted by Tom Cushing from “Sangre y Arena,’’ th <_ BE Ae ee a as ck ae Se oR S Le Cornelia Otis Skinner, daughter of » Otis Skinner, in “Blood and Sand,” American. Catherine Calvert, in “Blood and Sand,” American. Jazz and: Hootch Drama Now for Laurette Taylor Special to the Post-Dispatch. NEW YORK, Jan. 28. HE disquieting thing about the new play which J. Hartley Man- ners has written for Miss Laurette Taylor, and which was presented Monday night at Henry Miller's Theater, is that it is so true. Its title, “The National Anthem,” was chosen in irony. The music to which the heroine camel-walks gayly and recklessly to perdition is the seduc- tive and demoralizing syncopation of jazz. It is a grim play, and a bit- ter one. with a ray of sunshine en- tering at the very end. There are episodes in the drama when the reckless young wife would be none too paiatable, if the sensi- tive art of Miss Taylor did not save her from becoming repellant. Even in that incident of inebriation, when the story is approaching its tragic climax, the emotion stirred is one of profound pity. Iitisa human, mov- ing and persuasive performance which Miss Taylor gives, one reveal- jing how firm is her grip upon some of the sturdier phases of character. Marion Hale has married in haste a typical young idler and spend- thrift.of her own set; and the nar- rative of this pair, the Carltons, is that of her vain efforts to lift him to her own standards, which end by his dragging her down to the stand- ards of his kind. Jazz One-Steps With Tragedy. HE successive downwards steps in this domestic story are always accompanied by the discordant and mocking strains of jazz, which, as Marion “gets into your blood and your mind.” You see the nidst of the mounting confesses, couple in the Continued on Page Four. Tom Mix and Eva Novak in “Sky High,” Liberty. eS . St BRS. a Herold Lioyd in “The Sailor-Made Man,” New Grand Central and Os Pela. NN Bunee Wyde, Orpheum. I WHAT THEY ARE DOING * IN THE MOVIE STUDIOS It’s Rodolf Valentino noyw, not Rudolph. The new Paramount star has changed his first name. Many inquiries have been imade as to what the movie stars were do- ing 10 years ago. Here’s what some of them did: Wallace Reid was workinz as a pick-and-shovel man on the Sho- shone Dam, im: Wyoming. Betty Compéon was playing around the silvef mine in Utah, near which she was Dorn. Dorothy Dalten was attending dacrea Heart Academy, Chicago. Thomas Meighan was making his debut as a stage actor with Hen- rietta Crosman, in Pittsburg. Gloria Swanson returned to Chi- cago with her family after several vears spent at an army 5 an Porto Rico. Agnes Ayres was the belle in Carbondale, III. William de Mille was writing plays for David Belasco. * Rodolf Vanentino was attending a military academy in Taranto, Italy. George Melforf madea picture called “The Boer War” and spent $26,000: on it. Leatrice Joy was the prettiest gir! reigning in her class at a convent in New Orleans. Lila Lee was attending school in New York City. Lois Wilson was hoping 9s°0n to graduate from Alabama Normal School and become a schoolrmarm. Conrad Nagel was giving Jearned iectures om the Chautauqua circuit for the Ridpath Lyceum Bureau. Jack Holt was herding caitle on 2 ranch in Oregon. public Wanda Hawley, a star in her own right, and Milton Sills, who has played important roles in several Paramount pictures, will play im- portant parts in “The Cat That Walked Alone.” The picture will be started soon in Hollywood, with Dor- othy Dalton in the featured role. Conrad Nagel has been selected to play opposite Agnes Ayres in her next starring picture, “The Ordeal.” Lila Lee will be Wallace Reid's leading woman in “The Dictator,” the popular Richard Harding Davis comedy, which will be put in produc- tion goon. Bebe Daniels will Page Seven, Jack Holt and Centinued on » egri and Leopdld Ledebour in “The Last Eva Williams, in “The Bat,” Shubert-Jefferson. “Last Payment” “Sky High” “The Sailor-Made Man” On Local Film Programs Revivals of “Cabiria” and “Quo Vadis” Are to Be Among the Week’s Not- able Photoplay Features. Pola Negri, who has been seen here as the star in a number of spec- tacular photoplays of German origin steps forth as a Paramount star in “The Last Payment,” which is the week's feature at the Missouri The- ater. In this picture she has. the role of the wife of a South Amer- ican rancher, who goes tb Paris, but finds that she is followed by her past, the oustanding feature of which is that her first hugband was assassinated after she had fallen in love with a handsome young French- man. Then a third man recognizes her as his former wife, and there seems to be no end of a tangle. To make matters wrose the father of the young Frenchman meets the woman and falls in love with her, whereupon the son kills himself. Then the father repulses her and she wanders away and is killed by a train. From which it appears that they have crowded about all the melodrama there is into this latest starring vehicle for Pola Negri. On the Missouri bill also will be Larry Semon’s lat€ést comedy, “The Saw Mill.” The double feature bill at the 6 - _— TO es ee . ae “ : AE LEAL IE ME EI LS LLOOD - Se es sof = APP x . ae - ee ' End Lyric—Clark Kimball Young in “What No Man Knows” and Harold Lioyd in “The Sallores made Man.” : Liberty—Tom Mix in “Sky New Grand Central and West Bad Lyric theaters for the week is Clara Kimball Young in “ No a Knows” and Hareld Lioyd in Sailor-made Man.” ° Lioyd’s is the longest he has ever it has the navy for its He is pictured as a young. whose life is worthiess until listeg iff the navy. About t time his best girl gets up a party. In that inconsequential way known to comedy constr entire ensemble meets later island in Turkish waters, and shee: the Lioyd fun-making reaches -ite climax. ae In “What No Man Knows® Mis Young has the role of a newspaper woman who refuses to take the man she loves from | woman. The plot is said to ham the triangle problem in a new way. The Liberty Theater is ha + “Sky High” is said to afford oy . | Ha iin ii | th ee ,

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Fe, ;. Liane onan ae ide Bis RY eee aad SEE: ne Eom Mitipe chap HON ten Mina 7 as Soo Set ER ne ey tablets that deeb A iy Bie OSPR. Ce oh ot hye a ae y ot a bi dole it cathe eae Mbauapy (ne cere err Se ed aa PHOTOPLAY THEATERS __ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS WEST 7 GRAND CENTRAL W END LYRIC STAOUIS' COZIEST THEATER PONE gh THE SUPREME ACWIEVEMENTIN MOTION PICTURE PRESENTA DOUBLE ATTRACTI ON UNPARALLELED PROGRAM OF OCEANIC JOY AND TRUE-TO-LIFE DRAMA : » ’ ry | ? ' . 2 , Super SPP an og of All Gemodian THE SAILOR MADE MAN" Lieyd’s first mirthquake of feature length in which he maintains the tpp-heavy standard for langhs estab- lished in his short comedies. Get aboard the ship of joy and sail the sea of roars! ; CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG IN A DRAMA OF THE HIGHLIGHTS q>—~__ AND SHADOWS OF LIFE Ue liana reset setts GENE RODE NMICHS -QRCHESTRA- DAVID SILWERMAN S STARTING TODAY Fiume Made D ’Annunzio NEW EDITION of the Motion Picture Spectacle of the Decade Still the 8th Wonder of the World A WONDER DRAMA A WONDER WOMAN, A WONDER PAGENT ABIR FROM THE POEM OF GABRIELE D’ANNUNZIO A ERR OY FIUTME ‘ ° , DARL A Ae SOO ei betas , . ae ; ‘ ~~ oe ee. b— - i i Buying ene Amusements rr pe — NTINTOCS the Same “Shopping” . on rage t met that Causes You te Ampito . —- You Will A NOW FOR A JOY JA6 | Six Peeks at This aud You're Pickled with Glee “BURN ’EM UP BARNES” > oe K AL soO———___ | Buster Keaton in ‘The Play House’ Biggest Shew tem Tower fer the He Teek the Wrong a te the Altar ecceeescesoees eee . soonweg “e060 Seen ee ee + Continuous eens oui three 1 P. M. to 11 Dstt idol lid LLL ’ THE d ‘* PASSION’ HERE SHE Is!! i Fi pert ag oe ES "aaa LAST PAYMENT \ c ft re Beauty A ‘Abd ‘ eal ‘Tia — , Ts Zé - = in —_— ° Lyo.s be ; aris = z * na 7 » iMG ie: ngs. Yao : J we ie em . j 7 ey -- » — " RENIE? FLORENCE KS LL ~ FUN JOE MELVIN. Wizera y Ms? ia fOre / NIMAN MARTIN Pardon yy French SUNSHINE COMEDY “MOLD THE L/NE” MUTT T¥YdEPF - FOX WEEKLY * LACK ACE GINER NOVELTIES Matinee “aturday and Sunday at 7-58 ORPHEU™M CIRCUIT VAUDEVILLE Beginning Monday Evening, 7 (O'Clock BIGGEST VAUDEVILLE BABGAIN iN SAINT LOL Is, HEADED Bi CORINNE TILTON IN “A CHAMELEON KEVTE. with Benny. Western and Pheips. Vieiet Feilis and Bevy eof iri». Twenty P-opie—Cariead of “Scener rHE Rigs THE BEATS SHELTON BROOKS Popular Seng Writer FORD and GOODEIK( lt Beile Watts and Hawley , »in “Laughs Coated With Meiedic+" Pathe News Lesep + Fables Topics ef the Day— omedies nei , Sook: Rewed Ss me fectecmeee wees ee ote Sa ae . . SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922 . 2 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH et : ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ateaiieeenmemnente = a 3 7 y 77 IML. Ly ft ppg / yf Auf Ay 7 77777, Yj yy CLLLL SL (Ah ce, (Sy 04 7 bi Z YY Z I // LLhLhh ‘ L444 UL SL pp ’ thy “ th, f f 2 = 7 = | _ , ia 1") 1r TH) Cy (i! e A Daily Lis ‘ing of Current Attractions . | _PHOTOPLAY THEATERS r Fs AMUSEMENTS : AMUSEMENTS A Henry W. Savage « 7 and ese ae HE Mi Lekar’s ye egg eG Fameus Operetta a ERE TOMORROW NIGHT Sas ao CHARLES FROHMAN IN TOM CUSHING'S NEW PLAY eunded on the Famous Novel 2Y BLASCO IBANEZ _Nights, 50c to $2.50—Matinees, Best Seats, PRICES—NIGHTS, S6c,. $1.80, $1.50, $2.00, $2.56. MATINERS — WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY, S0c, SL.00, $1.58 and SO. FRANCES STA “THE EASIEST By Eugene Walker Following a most successful rum at Theater, New York, with the New York® vy" and the New York cast intact. Miss “i ance in this play is the sensation of the A. L. 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SUI by Basil Rat ne noted English actor: Meadestets Kerr and Ian Keith. Wednesda y. Fortr-secon 3 Street The Chau Bat? The- ater of Moscow, presenting for the first time in America Nitika Balieff and his company dancers, comedians ané cians, who have been in London and Paris. Thursday. Greenwich Village— . geon.”” by John Galsworthy, re- vived by Edward Goodman, with Whitford Keane. who created the principal roie in Lendon 19 years ago, bs star Park— ‘Frank Fay's a new Musical revue. Frank Fay and Cl! kul, with a cast ae by ant a comedian: Bernard nvilie wanvi and Herbert Corthel]! 7 ha he rt? @ . ~* . “a4 ve-poulris iThe rr T > The Pi Fables aren ee JAZZ AND HOOTCH DRAMA NOW FOR LAURETTE TAYLOR Continued From m Page One. their New home; and then vow encounter th in Paris. when | restraint had thrown off and Marion has sunk into a helpless victim of the alce- holic, dancing and wastrel! life into which her husband has betrayed On ee pert there ‘as always been a struggle for finer things. but at last her resistance crows so f+ eb) aS to De almost nonexistent. it is il the torpor of her final a Paris Potei, she on by mistake for paeadache powder: this point the playwrig deflect the plot The husband a doctor. and i out on the a 3 by an accident. The poison does not its deadivy work, and that, after al! 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It goes right te the roots, invigorates and strengthens them, helping the hair to grow long, strong and luxuriant. One application ef Danderine makes thin, lifeless, col- orless bair look youthfully bright, lustrous and just twice as abundant. =a tem, a Sw MEDICINAL OME> (aticu ra z ful and honorable lover. Apprecia- tive mention is due to Dodson Mitch- Richie Long. Rovdert Hudson and especi ally Paul Parisi, whe plays a French physician im the final act “Pomander Walk” With Music. HEN Louis Park. Jeorgian Ww alk,” Was at lack’s a dogen years ago. the libre Lists Must even then have thou what @ neat musica! pla, made of this sentimental storv. Its ebvious destiny has now been accomplished, and Tuesday right. at the Broadhurst, “Pomander Walk” appeared in its new guise as a my sical comedy with the title of “Mar- jolaine.” The job has been done with address. Catherine Chisholm Cusi rearranged the dialogue so as 1 ' in lyrics by Bryan Heoker, and Hugo Felix has bat hed ihe lies Sweet as honeysuckle along the Thames. The production. by Russel] Janney, maintains the inal quaintness. To preserve a link with the past, there is still in the cast Lennox Pawle as the pompous Mr #H iskyn, who struggles to concea! fact that once upon a butler. Peggy Wood who falls in r __ ,e@xzt i? melod work s urig- the time he was a is Mariolaine. with a young tocrat, only to learn that his father once had an unfortunate it with her mother. She sings and acts the romantic role with her usual charm. Bouncing and mis- chievous Mary Hay. formerly of “Sallie.” caught the interest of the audience, with her sparkling eves and saucy manner, in what would omce have been called a soubrette role. love aris- , love af Other Plays of the Week. HE English adaptation of Hen- ning Berger's “Syndafloden.” un- der the new tithe of “The Deluge,” which was to have opened Tuesday night at the Plymouth. was Dost - pened until Friday night. too late for review in this column. “Pins and Needies,” a London revue, produced and directed by Albert de ©: ourville, | which Was announced for Thursday ‘night at the Shubert. has been put ‘forward to next Monday night. ‘Edith Kelly Gould and Harry Pilcer have the leading parts tn thi« opus which ran a year im Londor. Also too inte for review is “The i” o> rrace 7 — ae aad 4 | “~ ” iz Lé _ e = Nest.” which was presented tonight super at the Forty-eighth street theater George transiated Paul Gerakiy’s s Argent.” which was ori; the Comedie 1917 in acille Watson. i Frank B . New York Succesees Meet Instant Failure in London. | ~ THE matter of plays produced tha ist now this play one of the guts Te 7 rrs A pn met ¥ wi nally pro- yom the present cast Kenneth Mc- irbeck - we _ _ =, ~ — . 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Davenette - $c50 3 Pees Ome FRE Saites, in the sale at 99 / JU a a $295.00 and Velour Sets, $295 3-Pc. Davenette ‘ | 49 00 . $550.00 3-Piece Mohair Sets. Suites. in the sale at $39.75 $57.50 $87.50 3-Pc. ee and mahogany. $195.00 +4Piece Bedroom Sets. American ane $119.75 $345.00 4Piece Bedroom Sets, in walnut, with Vanity, 3450.00 1Piece Bedroom Sets, wal ec $267.50 ity, $36.00 Cole’s Het Biast Heaters, 840.00 Cole’s Het Blast Heaters, 3642.50 Moere’s Air- Tight Heaters, $72.50 Meere’s Air- Tight Heater«. S*®5.00 Moore's Air- Tight Heaters. | $24.75 $26.75 $41.75 $47.50 $54.50 $115.00 Cémbdinatica Ranges, on sale at $79. 15 3155.00 Cembirnatiern Blue Enamet Rane $97.50 en sale at $240.00 Cembinatien Blue Enamel Ranges, $149.7 > 9 Coal $35.00 $10.00 Oak Heaters, 75 me $13.75 $18.75 Siz Oak Heaters. on sale at $22.00 Het Blast Heaters, $25.00 Cele’s Her $70.00 Coal Blast Heaters, Ranges, Imperfects, Further Reduced! $3.33 | ae $16.56 $29.75 Genuine leather everstuff - ed Davenport: wa* $100 5 Inlaid Linoleum, 3-piece Davenette Suites: 95¢C $9.50 $16.50 $25.00 $19.75 $27.00 cog Oriental $5. 95 ) $20.00 Jap Oriental $8. 95 Rugs. $20 BRoom-Size Walnet Chi Chiffonier; Brussels Bugs. $35 Boom-Size Brussels Rugs. $45 Room-Size Velvet Eugs. $32.50 BRoom-Size Axminster Bugs, $45.00 ween Axminster Bu W alnut Chifforette. was $50.00: sale price, China Closet: was $45.00; Pm price, s260 ‘hina Closet: wae : = sale price. $37 00 Reed Chairs; were $5.00: SI 50 Medicine Cabinets. $22.50 $15.00 3-pi Geid Suite: was Pe gg epee Hi $45.00 Frosted brown = cod Dav- $24. 00 Ped savenoer=: were $24.75 Fumed eak Serving Tabie; $9 95 was $35.00. Quem Anse salese Bef: $29.75 Iren Beds: were $12: 3.75 3 — oe $18: - 75 price, . Pedestai Tables: were price. ST ee was = | Extension Tables! $19.50 Tables. 810.75 $14.75 37 7 $28.75 : $42.50 HOUSE Fees «ww 901-03 Washington Av., Cor. 9 IRENCE HOUSEFURNISHING COMPANY | 901-3 Washington Avenue FORCED T0 VACATE} CORNER NINTH 3 Hour Sale! g TO 12 a gor AND CHINA TING Values to {5c yard. 25c Yd. Nene seid after neon. 100 Selid Oak COSTUMERS Complete with $1.45 Ea. Nene Sold After Neem 5000 Si? Feilding Alli-ateeil frames. Rubber a im- — Sure {| n the Dollar mu a Sales $227.00 Odd Davenettes! § $55.00 Davenettes. $65.00 Davenettes, $75.00 Davenettes, | $87.50 Davenettes, $25.00 Chifforobes, $40.00 Chifforobes, $72.50 Chifforobes, $100.00 Chifforobes, All-Felt Mattresses! $14.00 Mattresses, $13.00 Mattresses, 89.95 $24.00 Mattresses, $14.95 $47.50 Beds, $57.50 Beds. sareatest Furniture News In Years !] agi $7.95 ' * > = 7 — > 1922 SUNDA SABRTARY * ee ae oe i GSTHMA CURED BY” SIMPLE REMEDY Dragsgiet Diecevers fer Asthma and Makes ¢ - FREE TRIAL Offer te Me woe, — = ok \ Ai ieed *> " . Wee: OR ue ee te Lea veng druggiat. < ~~ take = eae years 25° we a gimpije. easy - for Asthma— he ned suffered for 5 . they say ther : peopie ted thet: this war thousands hare fe to cure Asthma. ie eele so confident that 4 sre im a! ases — Sen og to send a hg ts any cor it. 25. otherw se YOu - YENWOOD, 1520 S. W. Bird feats Kas.: Sefd Free Trial E ef your . BIRD Haller's Dutch Song Re- erer, cever fails. The greatest value ever offered. A Ledge Embiem worth 50 cent Cuts show the actual : . ¢ nteed to de gia : a or stiffened, uine sol ne a ad 33 and By mel in color and me “deen safety nut. ing thet the money will feweler will se’ one as Boe Larger size If you can't call. «

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SUNDAY. Pe ANUARY 23, 1999 «2 ae . —— ae A CURED B | DRAMA NOW FOR | University will address the Ethical | Prof. Schmidt also will speak at a . ye | LAURETTE TAYLOR | society at Sheldon Memorial this, !uncheon at the Missouri Athletic , DNEY and , dma’s » Favorite ee | morning on “The International La- Association Wednesday, under the. ' g: IN NEED OF RICH, RED BLOOD, TRY ' , : | I REMEDY | ‘ 3 ; , ' bor y ‘* . ? x—_— > a: * ra '.. 18th St... OMAHA, NER , an , | Sheld > » “ i one suffered for years and, to their | » y ote 1S as Star, | : ;, > ae |™may be d ' : . , mt, they say they were easily | : produced this season. Miss MOTH ) : ——— ee these people told their friehds,| Akins is rumored i t . ER 18 always anxious oe ft ee ha A say You plan «a good time eae weak and emaciated. The nerv- 9 tonic nature. If you are weak, run down, lacking this way thousands have found | : e to have written i oO give the safest and best ! ; Th family when you return ystem becomes shattered. Soon ' +) y vitalit and energy send for a sample now Dena t Bway to cure Asthma. Mr. | S¢Ven last acts for “St. Ursula.” | medicine toa constipated baby o ae |]. children’ are in’ she windaw’* tecking perhape “Gander, an oe Comee= | wait!” in ar / 2 ererousiy offere to send a big bot- ONA GALE’S “Mies Lulu Bett” | Lether decide by the i di- . neon yeu fee) One in the after- “me gen . = . : 4uiu e . e ingre on you feel a sharp, shooting pain a —— : 30 days’ Free Trial to any reader recently | @nts on the k ' ) in the smal! of the back. You double We want to send every PERSON IN a Py paper Sag et on lela OR Madi nt ) Played in Baraboo and E pac age. ' > H or you bend . most ~~ © round. HINKLE KIDNEY and \\ ' NEED a demonstration sample of VIRO, . ; ¥ «ees " Y Ww « ison, rj : = “a - . , / u,} if ’ oy ry oO et { + - ny , Vy - . 2 7 > = oe " : ° ~ vey * ye cn Be oe | Wis., towns only a few | ve bottle of Dr. Caldwell S | ; if utry t raighten up. It feels as / n> an a tei See pai a. oe ss miles from Mis ele winston | Syru ‘ if you were stabbed with a knife | _ below. ( aes . liss Gale's native Port- | | er le e sin has the formula : F GO ag i bag grit ve ur teeth, you force yourself BLADDER CAPSULES ia like, how simple and easy to use. We . no | age. number of Portage citizens | Pp plainly on the outside | ¢-¢=a/.—7 ~ s\ rene bert? s werk. tou ne home. will also send you actual photographic | journeyed over t of the carto der th i cross, nervous, exhausted. Something , health i tive with TRIAL COUPON ; r to see the show. rath- nundert e portrait , : is wrong. What is th atter? Th are ; le ™ dil proof from those who have become healthy and attrac e ‘ aoe og Ten ae ler apprehensively. but ata tiek on of Dr. Caldwell, who wrotethe child. Some contain minerals, coal | chances are, you have failed to heed | orating remedy” Take thew new if yeu || VRO. Sold more than ten years—praised by thousands, | RA. Kaa. Send Free Trial Bot- ||/4PPlaud, as Miss Gale relates in a we pr erer in 1892. You will tar and other drugs that might | en your ya Oe Be on THIS TRIAL OFFER LIMITED to: ' . ; c #1 , > . , tl your Asthma Remedy to letter: ind that itisa combination of prove dangerous by over stimu- | # d Nat e’s w ning eet gee physician's prescription Write us at once, if only a postcard, and your FREE demon- “Baraboo and Madison were love- Egyptian Senna and other lating the intestines or depressin a. "end Geen ee. ‘a stration sample of VIRO will come quickly, in plain package, by — . iets ly—the real nies fe ee here © + © . @ , -" y r » 7 Pane —— “ ; > . If the fret sy: ' from the system. v prings such prompt results. WE HAVE THE BONA “3 six dozen American beauties before, | sin. It will not gripe the baby, Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin are soe netoms of kidney en® | kidney and biadder symptoms. Ther || WHELMING PROOF FROM SATISFIED USERS, WHICH CON- at | , it j : bladder troub!) re rerlooked, or if yee ’ ; - - “ - on oor patrese not counting chrysanthe and it is free from narcotics. recommended by the U.S. | “ 2 oe eres will relieve the conditions that exist VINCES US THAT VIRO 18 THE GREATEST STRENUTH oe tee m a * *¢ ° . r _— “ . INCES Us T A 4 Ss ad 7 LA “ - ee postman said ‘You mS : coe one A bottle sufficient to last Pharmacopoeia. “=a measures are taken to correct them. wint eee apenieg from your érug- BI "ILDER SCIEN‘ - > HAS EV ER PRO!I a ‘ED. Let us send you ) eee eretradertie noe Sale; Soe’ eae my aeent carry them in ff! this proof, with our Special Offer for a full treatment. % T , ii. (thought it would be s | | _ family several months can be (i over-exert little fat a strain potg Oh eA. from, us. Lar SOU | | | iF | | rht it v . something high- | ; ; ’ | riewertion, a little fatigue. a st ain 7 on —— = -arKe ! ACT NOW—Get this COUPON in the first mail, if you wish to A F _ | brow, but they | || had at any drug store, and the Half-Ounce Bottle Free sy oe Plage Ts pee A fectly satisted CB Fla sure of receiving @ free package. This offer may not be ' secoenesee! a came back ravir , . ble long held back. tak » the form es —— j|And the druggist said: q aan “te cdst is only abouta Ccentadose. Few escape sree mage so even if you do not ~ Sn acate disease “The pains in the HINEI | repeated. , “ at : . . . require Ga laxative at thig ack and kidneys become severe. T ‘KLE MEDICAL OO.. ma RM TR I ® four times as well as I expected to. | While no one, young or old, sox ~~ © cad { | ie moment send . y a Hoy og Trial Bottle of my Syru bladder trouble increases. Sleep DEPT. B-3. MAYFIELD. KY. FREE COUPON | Fill in your name and address plainly and mai) te It was great.’ And the coal man | need take a drastic purgative Pepsin FREE OF CHARGE 10 that you wl Ip ; THE VIRO COMPANY, Dept. 50. CLARINDA, 10WA 4 sald: ‘Seventy-five per cent of them pm salts or calomel, be espe- r we ty Daal eae ‘ , Sided, | ’ t [MOM cccccscccscccces Cetera eee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee = ent over because it Was your piay, ; ch y careful what you give bh Washington . . LY Ary and YOUR i Street or R. F. D. +e +e eee eee Oe &* © Cee 6G 6 6 OPO e yUut 100 per cent came back . oe i SPECI FFER., Good | City and State eee e ee eneeeee eeeeerveee oeoeeeee 6 2 eo oe © IRD STO RE about it.’” aa.” eed a BB Ay rT Mail This Coupon Today. A P.-Dis. AV eee + eee : our Sale! i ee ee ee — 9 TO 12 A. de ) ¢ ic - ‘+5 o « ie . — —— RDs par. AND CHINA E. Thomas iS Writing a play in ! p) Which Henry Miller and Blanche 2 ao 7 I + 923 FRANKLIN ; | Bates are to star next season. * * * WELCH & el ae 110 =] 109 OLIVE Ss On. . * ae tm soe yard. EVERYTHING IN PETS | When the ingenue in “Enter, Ma- | 3 | lam,” during its recent run ji > pe : } n in Chi- 5c Yd. Monday Special | ‘ago, failed to appear for a mati- le oe sold after noon. | Imported—Recleaned 1ee performance, a girl usher was ; 100 Solid Oak bird Seed Ib 10¢ hastily a up and thrust upon the : + 89 tage, with the idea that she should i : TUMERS iJ ys $ Ibs., 25c merely walk through the part. But = plete with hangers. ‘he usher had been observing the y 5 - . 3 Dlay for several weeks and astound @ | 4 , : / . ‘As Pi ‘d the company by playing the role Y Sold After Noon : in full. She was so satisfactory that | SR EOOe CSO HE Oe FOR he OHee) * Te+teet ee + hon ‘ iT Aik ? Fine Collection of | & a Id Fish Sc iJ | the got the role permanently, the | 7efaulting actress ; Sina x 75 Samples 7 . . p lhe 7 lag a being dismisse qd 9 BIRD SAND, PACKAGE, 10c | ws usheress is named | } = 1 | “leona Quiett . jer’'s Dutch Song Re- creemitetpan Iron eller never fails. Critics Are Criticised. ) r package "TE aioe see Perens Beds a | Bouplete line of accessories and rsER New : York reviewers : We ship everywhere. found fault with “The Ss. S.4 ‘| . . Worth to $20.00, | Ba Write for booklet. Oldest and @) “enacity,’ Augustin Duncan provid- ie @ largest FRANKLIN AV od for it a curtain-raiser by rewrit- Incomi Shi $ 75 ot. §23 jing “The Critics,” a work with . ) | : ° “¢§ | which St. John Ervine castigated the ele ccnp neenreeecene | e : ' Dublin pressmen who misused his j | | Guaranteed | wama, “The Magnanimous Lover.” man ace ° eC “e d in e ms |, , | e | ) | In the present version, the review- allman. re ** - , s>* emecdens , on = | *°teee rs, who dutifully attended the per- " formance, beheld themselves gath- aes PRICE REDUCTIONS HITHERTO UNHEARD OF! J Dublin between the acts of “Ham-| i ( LD ret." None of them had ever heard | / , ° é of either “Hamlet” or Shakspears | ) and them were disgusted with what This sweeping offer affects our entire present stock of Davenette Suites—absolutely no reservations—positively no restrictions! We are faced with a condition Lodge Emblems ee wae Ce PUY 8 WaNtes | that calls for ACTION—IMMEDIATE ACTION! Large purchases of Davenette Suites made recently by our buyers will be arriving soon, and as these shipments site | SR Riatss Siber éthoret._-0 cutie coe sare on : Di eseecteeemns seal , demand all available space, our present stock of Davenette Suites must be disposed of, and this done in double quick time! To insure a quick and positive dispdéal ’ ) } gold Ledge Embiem worth 50 cents for of all Davenette Suites, we have made extreme price cuts—our entire stock is now offered at reductions of ONE-THIRD to ONE-HALF, thereby presen to you a ie a © Cute show the actual size.|@ll the pet adjectives with which the «(46 . 99 «6 ile.”’ “3 p ‘* ij - . - « . * . . ° . am sms ey coal suite cruel, {| performs the duties of both a bedroom and living-room Suite. Comprises three pieces, which includes davenette, armchair and @rm rocker. ts). Sere Gesamte syed Seales ine] “Chocolte Soldier tm Viemna, if hoice! All Styles! All Woods! All Fini ! took: sodtetah Hat SF a warn [AQ EEATVAL, of ame Creel Unrestricted Choice: tyles: oods! Finishes! Just Book:— + é ? & ¥ | Schioss Theater, =" meee j si ‘ emis... 4 . Leo Ditrich- | $110 Davenette cam EEE WiIGZZ Ze ~~ " $135 Davenette stein closed last week at the Forty- | ninth Street Theater, in “Face . \Cae | OTH i we zz. = Value.” and has taken to the road | ul e ‘ | \\\\ \ \\\\ =. r ul e with “The Great Lover,” opening | \\\\ \ AUTEUR eee A! (i {] M dav night in Detroit. . . . > wdee, thod jl wWELOH & CO.’s Mrs. Edith Rockefeller McCormick ‘has commissioned Charles Henry | ‘‘OLOSE OUT’’ |'Melzer to make English translations SALE PRICE.. of all the standard works in the Chi- i wi st} cago Opera Company's repertory. | nee She is said to believe that as an edu- | : 'eational influence opera must be : Goldman 8 Cuquet ‘sung in English to accomplish the | $125 Davenette ~~ | | 2 : greatest good. . . . William Arch- | | , ' Jewelry 8 Optical Ca er’s play of adventure, “The Green e # a - . @ Goddess.” with George Arliss, is ) ul venettes! 609 LOCUST ST. nearing its close at the Booth. | en hettes, &29.75 "Fe | The annual Anne Caldwell-Jerome CONVENIENT nettes, K38.75 = | "| Kern musical show for next season , OREDIT TERMS hettes, $42.50 —— a GS GS GG GRO ai) be called “The Bunch and Judy.” nettes, 849.75 A Bry * > , = ss «ss Harold Bell Wright's St. Louis ay, ‘readers did not rally to his first play, : 3 7 . | How $19.75 acceptance by some one not yet de- | en | i | .| ' * iS, .-=+ Pee, “ . $24.75 : id i ih | | Hex So ea eS High 39.75 a roe = -_ ; age fis eB ss S te 2 ct f Ff “et 4 Se SSS = int ai 7, if scotitte sh int “4 7 2. es. Le ‘termined for the corporation. ; ae a j ers »"f 7 The main event of the occasion : —— = = fine at, ee be 7 ; $45.00 ‘ap the way of entertainment will | —S , a | iikolt 4c a ae The Price! : . ‘be a water carnival in which stu- null ith i Wy : — ‘A | ° , 4 , and | Bian! 4 ears will be repeated the evenire of : patterns ° 0 cent cabinet, constructed of five-ply Ao maheguey. . 4 | walnut or golden oak. ae measures 44 inches | height, 20 inches in width 24 inches in depth. ' D March 11, for the general pulic H $150 Full Blue Enamel , | VS co 7 ' RUGS—Room size; h designs N , , ; 4 cot arene Ee n he University. : on la Closets ! SE a ‘ecpy | __ Combination how om ae $28.75 9, DONATIONS. TO FUND FOR } RANGE Riera Side Site Ges in an weer of OG \ RUG select designs and patterns | Model 145 Console Sarola $05 : ! Several hundred dollars have been 4 q , ' ‘given to a fund to provide immediate | “Fs 4 Bay St. Louis Representa- ( i ee thy, | $1.35 “a , eid to needy families brought to the |} . , ae tives for the Renowned @ | / 2 y . $1.95 . 4 3 : | atteytion Mix’s Police 9 ; 1 MW | avi 4 | |Court and to en | | ndiaputable evidence of our va)- - D | Y @ er to aid in investigat- | ples supremacy is this ex- Cable Nelso A\ | ( ina : e court. ry offer ef a full biue J ‘ing cases before th Combination Range fer Exceptional value in a dandy Pianos and | o P a S —s <4 ds |i ~ : Fifty per cent of the procee . It is indeed a splendid § airtight double ventilator Be ani “i . Pu fant | ee — from performances of te eal oo _ Has 18-inch oven, joanne’ (eat leo Mood doom, Players, $325 7_FURNITURE & MUSIZAL INSTRUMENT2@ Theater on Delmar boulevard on | } four gae and four coal holes. Seid r that Beokjet—"“A next Tuesday. Wednesday me po ei | = | a terms of 61.50 1. myself§ | dav will be given to the fund. re eek coa! Pi : — is ‘me city appropriation for this | | Third FI ; work. ¥ , | 'gervice work 3 nd j

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POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50.000, the Star by 60,000 and d the Times by 100.000. ae G ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH In cir Cireatation, ' the Deny a . i pe = ~ ro ORWEN are THECHWATHON == See SK NS GLS! LEMON Rheumal APPLY SAGE TEA TD OPE SIMMER SCENEE REASON TOES ME TE HMDS f= ‘ed | ’ B . i ww chapped hands) This home-made 5 ——— ALSO MAKERS OF - . . - » - ; ° e : * Compound 8° anv ¢ru e 311 reac’ aan : - ‘e] - | . ™ Tt, : = h : _ - +4 _— __ i . a Fem: 3] 24ar als -_ - = heanties wee i+ ¢, for Wse - > a 7 > b & » os Lpe VENS ace fer Page «= - * a. ee 5 er. | c saad rt : n@i geG » a —= . . * ‘ -s : é iw | ~~ F nae ise > + 5 improved Dy the 34 thon of other in- MOULAN AND STE Booklet. ifor this summ ire the best avail i cir e leac ring that soft, clear, ro ; - : f a enc” 7 " = 4 . ; - ‘ — & * ? : . ‘ = a ‘ ° P . . 4 a a ad . » +. - . | a“ ~a .e- . a a a a4 a vi. . . ~ —— - - 7-4 mt . - . — q » . . ame s ordinary Uri we h St+aa from the; properties, if quick ipbdue b emon lotion is far supemor to giv- " iis : ao a : axperiences ED in ii hing, ¢ 8s the irritation and ‘ -erine and rose water to smoothen the rk pun Leo d ee Sa SAS ap a 8 ME rm . ar. Rye Big PA bem sae went This Firm Has Ne redients. © Wille wispy, gtay. faded hair is AGAIN ARE ENGAGED (Tablets er Granules) Agents, * , : ArrTra.s: ~ a T ‘ oa * > > a - pe : " rm . ' i ; « . t" ua? ° : ry ° " ~ ea - er. e' Aid : a rT eeae : Z . ° - ——$—$—$—$———_—_—— sinful. | ) retain ¢ For INDIGESTION 1 pt. Th ee ee 7 n ge tle ine of Menthotnl a SUBURBAN HOME—want it? See wouthiui appeara! : a : a ta —— ove te eine hie ia ; ie Suri oe wena aden . the effers fer rent er for sale in Pest- mess. By darkening your bair with Mildred Rogers and Charles a A Fe ae tae Pane bese Disssech “Wantn w +} — , ; —_ . vera § ag? alu : at ' mu. _—_—-caiennennnneetinmmenstbeenimemiminenannheennaeaeee —$————__— SS a ‘ er = a Sacer enn Sal, Recoure it does it se Gallagher Succeeded by Hatura ee ee eet Seach with it a2 Laura D. Jackson and draw this th end 25% Off: -- Ww ~ Extra Special: and. after anothe boy vour bair becomes beautifully /dark. Ptetia®s areameamants ax to rep- af a end luveriant “SAS eee Sea a ea 7 | | | . .cc Mahogany Windsor Rock Pan ‘ Ri actA cbt of omben ALL REFRIGERATORS ft | eeul | 5a ——— Cabinets (large size) sen "Wikies 6) With All Purchases , the hair—what a delicate tra- | “Sart” tep . FU RNITURE which bears “The Hub” label needs no apologies. Many of the city’s mes have been furnished trom our stocks. And to those who now have regia grance lingers—how invigor- i ies ee ee ne ishments to make or new rooms or homes to furnish, we commend these nine f] of high-grade Furniture, Ru a ‘Ses oves, now offered at almost universal reductiamp ) ated is the scalp, alitheduilmessand poo. Sari” which won ; of 20% and 40%. Such ge us reductions make buying not only a pleasure, bi duty. ! 5 a4 fatigue gonme—tor no soap is so satis- 2 oe aan SS emit Be > fying, bubbies so quickly and pro- | i: Mine heats upon Victor . ] Du . Th . fusely atid rinses 20 thoroughly a2 | jjcrpert, thee of tne eight works terms of Most Liberal Credit Are Eves ded as Usua ring [his Sale thepure, hygienic JAP ROSE Ree ae aa TPE as aie, es GRAND AND OLIVE aes: Ste eons ns, snes. : n TT | ‘$42 Oak Chifforobes - T r 26 Years of Success in : a a ~— gm arnglonaey fs a pe - . ; Curing Piles Without 2 ae hl ce Surgical Operation. he bas taken part in many lig! be opegeeeten $42 meee Greases Sets $185 Velo C $29.75 Typical of the values in this sale. Equipped with Marshall constras — laceratiog of the tissues, no ad ae + cen r \ caervert } st of 1 7 tapestry, in th cellent designs, give these Spee tion spring seats and loose cushions; covered ~ lesa of blood. : Meroform — ; mia ot + rae - istinction worthy of th > fi st eee with choicest of blue or amiberry velours. 129. 75 oe Se i Ria ll eae a om 5m , : it - " ms : 8 =. i >onmstruction—spring seats, "$149.75 = at H N d On Seerched Here only at this reduced price... Mime front regular daily dutic i ile ee the eetinctne® con. : ame co Every ome iveeds e ALSO—f2zs50 ingh-grade Velour Cane Suites. .......3749.75 | tralte and basso parts from th > b r r . ha 7” +? Town. Many Others Not Operated. Each piece has genuine spring seat, wi : a Extra fine: big range of patterns. nest a : ; 44 S$ with loose cushions, covered with +2 + ; ail ; . iene guibroetnes nee 9x12 Ft. Congoleum Gold Seal Rugs. This $125 Moleskin-Covered Davenette S . 4u2& settee ts 72 inches long Grnabe atal .im the highest yet imtemecte Special, $8.75 (No Borders eet, Jet imtensery 63.00 P Covered with long-wearing, attractive moleskin, with oak or S newepaper ar ic! Ome time , , — ; Practical for sunmroo > oO casener os aE + , Peperted an appeoii - ed hei] il Deer reset hat bere 35¢ Feit Floorcover? Tings. 45¢ Sq. ¥d. any imished frame; Extremely Ee yet —— because of us ena! Routher: i ’ ow . ' = 4 > . ; = ‘ : NOt ain Core "es ail 7 iy > or oR ‘ . * . EPereons were operated upon and. ‘ar ; : a a nay 50; Ai r, $12.75; Rocker, $12.75 ec eesce of Gaines oreportions and handsome idhaen Wien weamtmety athe, ny s eiieving pres - 0 Ccri: Linoleum, 69¢ Sq. ¥a. inish. See it to appreci- So: eandenge rate tr . . . . “ - > OS Se eS a ee — % $175 Blue Enamel . Reduced 7 ~ Range Ss stoves c Repoeris t Tem Ph» ~«t Mea. A Srenshenen « + “mu _ : poem iicitia Sitacks at any mor ; : OUERT WAS in | = , ALSO—$>55.00 7-Piece Suites. $41.50 : her ‘reubie and the deveion- “s : ==. P = ~ ae ~ quarried . . 7 ‘ Stye ea: : Bas : adds " | } . ° . eo 2 All Heating a-ne: i>. Combination : ~ “he = ane . a nl > ~ | ' i : - Mh ; me | - oe «% ” - on - Me Precedure the mente aette sha “ cenit le = IM piet se with ail S225 9-Prece Wainut Suites om sechen deep. Surns gas ~ = 5 | Ticht Heaters $47.50 tin $aso 8-Piece Renaissance $ $9.7 coal equally well. A “super- , $82 Sf Moore's Air- @f alien Gos ae —~ sepmubtatar atone top. value” at $r27.s0. » fight Hearers our sale price of. .. .

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SUNDA SUNDA JANUARY 9° . JANUARY th ST.LOVIS POST-DISPATCR tat work in connection with next | 8. Donaldson, Joseph Gilman ail- | retary. David E. Russell, who has summers operas. includes, besides| ler, Fred W. Pape, H. J. Petteneill, | been manager of the opera. endeaver Cunliff, Max Koenigsberg, G. A. Arthur Siegel and George W. Sim- since its beginning, continues in this Buder, rT, Thomas H. Lovelace, Walter mons. Miss Sarah Wolf is the sec- postition. : ie 1922, In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. and “Nineteen and Phyllis.” He is| WHAT THEY the son of the well-known screen actress, Myrtle Stedman. | ARE DOING IN i iditional shelter we shall | rium.”’ THE TUDIOS With this a a. MOVIE S be able to accommodate 10,000 per-| The Executive Productions Com- bi Cc is anaes From Page One. _..| sons under cover in case of rain. | mittee, which has charge of all de- WEAR | WHILE YoU PAY— BROS. onssoer (== THAT's THE Lortis way LOE TIS * ESTABLISHED 1858 | be co-starred in a strong Don’t Put It Off—Now I the Ti to B Diamond What Makes Bad Cases AM pe ges: | picture, “Val of Paradise,” Jesse L. | taco has announced. | An absent-minded prop * bor | Caused no end of commotion by care- | fully placing whisky glasses on the | tables in the interior of a San Fran- of R 9 cisco water-front saloon which was | up ure é | built atthe Paramount studio for | George Melford’s production of ‘““Mo-| | van of the Lady Letty,” with Dor- | RA! TICALLY all the bad |othy Dalton and Rodolf Valentino in| za 1 to Bive much. bot! vn a * Add Sc on Every Dollar for Postage. | the leading roles. It wasn’t that kind | ith a wo Ringe sit : of a saloon, the industrious “props” , enortcom! nes bho akenhife trusses FR E. f | Pe Aeieaptia Om, Known as discovered when Director Melford ie y b sradually developed 1 A regular $1.00 package of | Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets | | inspected the set. requiring opera with every package Guaranteed to Relieve Pain, _ “Take out the whisky glasses,”’ ordered Melford. ‘‘This is a sub-rosa | iNuxated I ron Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Etc. [Tablets for 79c| || 70c Size...” | place.” | The prop boy, in a very apologetic | | Pepsodent Tooth Paste | Oxydent Tooth Paste |manner, gathered up the little! | glasses ang the burnt sugar concoc- | Cate’s Cato Tooth Paste... | Pebeco \ tion, saying: “The place looked so natural that | Bokay Vanishing Cream... | Bokay Cold Cream I couldn't help it.” _Bokay Benzoin and Almond Lotion ‘ i im Stedman is a very young mo has appeared with Charles “The Old Swimmin’ Hole” NDERLE'$ CONOMY Monday, January 30th | be constructed along the west side | We are investigating several propo- | of the theater from the top of the' sitions in regard to a new type of auditorium to the River des Peres.| permanent chair for the audito- Rheumatism Remarkable Home Given by One Who — It the year of 18 ” awe 4 da COM DPletely » has pn ever cured. me Uftul condi tion have gEiven ; “oa see toe ity s cas wets ana the Inv own the Guaranteed It has proved such @ boon and bless ng to so many others has enabled so n lany others to lift and bend and twist and sto Op and use their ful st renugt! at their work without the slightest worry about the r ruptures— en we ar willing to ake one up especi tally for your case and send it to you for 60 days’ trial. Let you see for yourself by dey af- ter day wear just ~ » how good it is. We tee hoiding— r no charge for cases It is the famous @)u Rupture Holder Meili Orders Promptly Filied. ts ‘re marked} . , 1 BOT) ag a cent CRT gs te. ey Reta 9 Rei ream e h aol iit phee py De®): for Men A hme «3 lustrous bive- Bi Beautiful, radiant. biue- white Diamond, perfect cut. The R ting is Ali-White 16-k eclid Gold: or Solid Green Gold with Diamond set in Solid 18-k Whi te Gold top. Handsome!, , e ed fair? ; 101 iger when relief ; free * Don't delay. ark H. Jackson, isc.. Syracuse, N. iling to be , there its Ne he nce Eee a Fi ae a eens a Be ’ Wr rite ro = - CLEARANCE SALE pierced. $56 values, Our extraordinary values and extremely low prices appeal $27.50 to economic buyers. You must see our incomparable a Week | Diamond-set Jewelry,-Watches, Wrist Watches, Pearls, Others at $50. $75. $100 uv. | ot. , to truly appreciate their exquisite loveliness. Com- You ean make no parisons will convince you that safer or easier in-| YOU CAN DO BETTER WITH LOFTIS vestment for 1922 “Guaranteed Pearl 7 ) earl Necklace uine Diamond ON CHARGE AC- COUNT. Our ©€) No. ¥. Previously pri now selling at *150 a Week : Others at $175. 8200 sup. When you can buy @ jhandsome blue white, perfett-cut 'Gennine Diamond on CREDIT AT CASH PRICES, and wear Sadde, uk tam: heel Ge : | ie b | while you pay, why extreme values and low . s im ~*~. v3 | , , not be. up-to-date est prices. et , | and look prosper. ous? ELGIN Open Face Watch | Berew back and , front, dustproof; is something Just Send Your Name the ruptured give them at ‘our only safety that 11) take al! strain off arte—something that will mplete rest—somethin th hold th constantiy in pla broken bone must bandage or or send us your name and address cost or obligation to you we will mail you a helpful free book (in plain sealed envelope) that etty sure i i fe ' va tells all about this sure and dependabie tare mere and 3 ; Holder, id han All the asecpas irene in the World Hiaving Just and without any No less @ person than Anatole France, this year’s winner of the Nobel literary prize, has placed his stamp of enthusiastic praise upon togethe! fd a Mia May, the star of the stupendous a eee ae ae 20-reel UFA picture, ‘“‘The Mistress | |of the World,” released in the Unit- (ed States as a series of four Para- ‘mount pictures. Mia May has the verve, the insight and the incom- = ; 3 Y oe © a ae a a “ rt : en get better until you frst par flame of genius,.’’ said the | aa : Dierkiss Face Powder, 44, 7Pe fut French after having Piver’s Face Powder—Azurea, Le seen a picture starring Miss May 4 simp Trefle or Floramye , | non We have per : | Constance Binney and her com- A Better Way nd taenamiee | pany have recéntly been satisfying | to Hold Rupture Holder |the curiosity of winter tourists in| ee Los Angeles as to just how pictures Rupture sine best thing are mnade, Director Edward le Saint _— they have ever has been spending much time in Guaranteed —— downtown Los Angeles taking the ex- ern) ee eee Diamond-Set Cuff Links Vigortong Waterbugy 's Compound - Gude’s Pepto-Mangan.. Comp. Syrup White Pine, le, 3c, tone Ife, 38e, Bell’s Pine Tar Honey, z4¢, Piso’s Cough Remedy giCap : , thing like this book has ever be- fore been printed. 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Necklace is 18 in. long, with solid gold clasp = me Le sfex oe Bromide Quinine Tablets. oe a ieesltve Shampoo... Hill’s Cascara Quinine Velvet Cream , 38e Watkin’s Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo 37 at Oe i eee te i pe. aes T hs 7 ee eee te eae, ho hae ee ie ee or different from old - fashioned Vick’s Vapo Rub .Plasters Belladonna and Capsicum : | PURE GLYCERINE | Liquid Blue Jay Gillette Brownie Razor _ Gillette Blades | Enders’ Blades Durham Duplex Blades... Bayer’s Aspirin— 1 dozen Tablets 2 dozer Tablets 100 Tablets teriors of clubs and office buildings, attracting hundreds of curious ones ‘in the process. It is all for “The Sleepwalker,” a Realart production \for Famous Players-Lasky. Appear- ,ing in Miss Binney’s support | Such well-known people as Florence | Roberts, famous old- time stage star; i\Cleo Ridgely, former screen star, are Tested and Proved by Thousands Sent on 60 Days’ Tria elastic or spring trusses — stays in yace and holds securely without any at noying leg Straps or elias tic band or belt or Sif ’ ’ lal Ol l v4 tions It har tie t) } . j 5 ee e uf Bay in a ietter or postal. ‘“gend me your book.’ Send me your Fre blue-white per- Diamonds, Any Birthmonth stone. Ring is | 14-k Solid Goid. Also other | styles aft $2.50 "25 a Month ° | 15-jeweled; gold- Wrist Watch | filled case; guar- : Gold filled. plain or en- | *>teed 25 years. & graved: high arade 5- ; Jewel movement: a justable black silk rib- bon bracelet with gold-filled clasp. 50c a Week 50c a Week Book and Trial:Offer. Credit 1, tb., 20c; 1 Ib., 39c .20¢ ee 1 dozen Capsules 2 dozen Capsules 100 Capsules 13 | Chapicura (makes skin smooth), Jack Mulhall and Bertram Grasb; The poi ey \" ‘'tumes of the 12 Open Monday and TWEOUD RELIABLE‘ ra & E E J crop, 308 N. Sixth St., Near Olive, 50s. nose icinocn, Cont BROS.&CO. iase st. Louis Of dnd cnicsmman sill Ud THE REUWABLE = fy COR. & TH. & FRE AVE=, | — Le g ba | Henry B. Warner and his slouch ‘hat seem to be inseparable compan- ° 9 ions in the jnovies. Warner is now appearing on Broadway ina play en- u rs a a @ & tilled “‘Danger.”’ “ a & OF" FATERS 5 13 Off $19.75 Heaters have ses 912.50 duced to. Heaters ha $16.50 $28.00 Heaters have been re- 18 50 . e duced te. £29.75 Heat 4s. hay been re- Williams’ Shaving Cream.. Palmolive Shaving Cream.. it} i i ad and [i i Via lks of after | eve rrthing €¢ise had beieweled OSs- havi Cr ard lamese dancing girls : semeieiet anda canieaie Bay Rum Shaving Cream...2sc » a RRe an the picture “Fool's Paradise,” candi Gekhene ter ene Mheaot ale Forhan’s for the Gums | Prostilla 7e | were designed in collaboration with ted in complet - Mrs. Florence Meehan. who is an au- Ses | EN Db ERI E’S | thority on Siamese dress. Each gar- ment is decorated with more than who now have replen- 5— QUALITY STORES—S5 2000 jewels. The weight is carried m universal reductions SIXTH AND CHESTNUT BROADWAY AND MARKET | by a Wire framework over which 1S | EIGHTH AND PINE GRAND AND OLIVE AND ARSENAL ‘ hend- woven gold and linen thread. | The tall and startling pagoda hats ihave 21 parts and are constructed on ‘draped a peculiar Siamese cloth of | GRAND | Mary Buck is a little manicurist 'who hopes for a big future in the imovies. Lillian Gish became inter- ‘ested in her and arranged to have her play a small bit in “Orphans of the Storm.” Miss Bu screened s0 iwell that she has given up her job /as manicurist and has quite a part in a new picture. a a a hen Mle Le tae 6,5. A: Sa poet gee Soe8 5 eal : | Vitamon | ble ts be ij J “Three Live Ghosts’’ was filmed in ‘England, although made by an |'American director and company of actors. It shows authentic views of Room Suites, gs Marshall construc- | 3 tes > 29. 19 : Clear the Skin, Increase Energy tes... 222 $247.50 and Correct Constipation All Three Vitamines With True Organic Iron and the Necessary Lime the houses of Parllament, Hyde Park, London Bridge and various other lo- calities, with the characters actual- ly walking throug the scenes. Char- | lie Ray’s wife is Clara Grant a non- | professional, and she is considered | better looking than any of Charlie's ‘leading ladies. $24.75 been re- duced to $22.50 BRUSSELS RUGS—Reom — sizes; in $17.20 THREE- THIS $145 PIECE Just as shown above, handsome three-piece Davenette Suite that combines the usefulness of a living-room suite and bedroom suite, for the davenetie can be converted instantly into a full-sized, roomy bed, Suite consists of davenette. armchair and arm rocker. beautifully finished .° 854.75 . €: ier . *. th, \ one ste “.-” , Dd “cy? OW? a *. . t fad MIs < * ‘ pom Suites oO oo intrinsic value productions, but the patronage ac- ‘eorded to the opera enterprise in 1921 convinced us that the people of St. Louis will back us to any rea- sonable extent, and we feel that the increased expenses will be more than covered by increased attendance at the performances. | “S@,eral departures will be made from established customs in prepar- ing the opera productions. The | acenery will be designed by two &t. | Louis men, Messrs. Ewald and A\l- len, who have done a great deal of this kind of work in connection with productions at cur Little Theater. | The Sign of a Costumes will be designed in keep- | Quality Phonograph ing with the color scneme of the | scenic investiture. ‘4 : A i | 1 iced 5 Intensive Chorus Training. 5). - . = 7 age ¥ “The. chorus .training schoo! in- 4 ‘ sures peyfect ensemble work. When the time comes for the first genera] rehearsal of the first opera, the members selected for the opera chor- us will have had five months’ inten- give training in the vocal reguire- ments of the eight operas. his wil) allow the director more time in framing and arranging stage pic- tures. “We have already received af- ‘vance seagon subscriptions totaling ‘more than $15,000, which is within '$5000 of last summer's entire ad- vance sale. This shows the impor- | tance that the Municipal Opera has ‘assumed in St. Louis’ summer life | “We are planning several impor- | tant permanent improvements in the |auditorium and equipment of the Municipal Theater. The present pergola on the east side of the thea- ter, which has afforded shelter dur- ing inclement weather, will be ex- tended to the drive fronting the dressing room and «scenic studio builéings, a distance of about 259 feet. A corresponding pergola will with Vanity. sh 50 2 Suites, with mys your | $225 CANE LIVING-ROOM SUITE Comprises long davenette, armchair and arm rocker. $ pilldws or round rosette pillows and belster, finely ~. —excellently upholstered in velour, in magnificent patterns. Suite consists of targe davenport-——or BED-DAVENETT IETTE SUITE Davenette opens into a full-sized steel bed, Queen Hl —massive armchair and comfortable . Has cane sides and back—included are sunburst Anne period style. Marshall spring construction upholstered in silk velour in blue, mulberry, plum and combinations of gold and mulberry LIBERAL TERMS—ONLY $1.50 WEEKLY x ‘ eS Mai Bn 12 F: #5 ee an eee ie tis c7 4 5 ae 1) Oy De coer Tae TO Eee? Sy aa ay a Pe ae F Oe m, » ’ p Me a “The Ea oh a el Bt onette Suite in, with oak or mah®g- htly, because of its good ke MASTIN’S VITAMON TABLETS —if it isn’t MASTIN’S it isn't the Sells iti! Model ‘‘S” ,$95 Handsome oe Anne de- sign. Measures 47% in. high, 20 in, wide, 23% in. deep. splendidly constructed of genuine and selid American noon an Rare value at our low price of 8956. yo i , This $195 95 Magnificent Queen Anne DINING-ROOM SUITE 59 4 fi i nt This handsome Suite comes Gases Some Ss style and con- sists eof wood-back table and _ full leather seat, high cathedral constructed tn rick put brown er golden Stores, John- & Delph, W elft- Kitchen Cabinets casatt of Mid oOxk. With enameled in- ie 6 w lidine curtain door, Pee — box and flour bin; piriplets ith all glassware. ly @ Hand ar who knows the Eine ‘ee of — ag eg can lize how low '* $26.75 fale price of VITAMON byMillions MASTINS isnt rids Standara lIlsecd

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. * in CITY Cireulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat BY approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. i FEO} 1030-32 FRANKLIN AVE. 6 FRANKLIN FURNITURE CO. LN SILA. f KIN DUALITY FURNITURE ORERED AT ENORMOUS REDUCTIONS Danii 6 OUR "XE NZ. ee Ca CAZES Te IM OUR STORE }s REDUCED 25% \f TO 45 %. | FOR THIS FURNITURE MONSTROUS EVENT | ERE is your opportunity to make your dollars go twice as far as ever before. Everything in our mammoth store of five floors, chuck full of wonder- MONEY SAVING | ful quality Furniture, Carpets and Stoves, goes at a discount of 25 to 45 per cent during our February Clearance ‘Sale. Very few exceptions. r OF TAE Whether you are in need of a complete outfit or one piece, it will pay you to avail yourself of this exceptional money-saving offer. Below are listed CLEARANCE just a few of our exceptional values. Owing to the limited space, it is impossibie to list more than a fractional part of the great bargains involved. SALE The prices quoted below will give you an idea of the enormous saving you can effect during this monstrous February Clearance Sale. By ail means come and see for yourself. Be convinced of the many dollars you can save during this sale at the Franklin. Goods purchas2d now will be stored free of charge and delivered when desired. Liberal credit extended to all at the unusual low sale prices. i) Sieg 2 - ‘* ’ "Cipnaggegate’’ = i Seresteetiawmaessesens! PLELLLLLILLLLLLLLLLL LLL sibs ‘ MU PTT TTL LL LLL yt" gin! pecemeataneanel caneeeeOetioans,, | eecebeeteaausasiasans MITTLILU LLL LL LLL (oeceganaceaareeaniagaiens ’ yall jae al PTL PT hd ‘, decteaeretesianeaeetaaaieer TITTLLTL LLL LL TTUUEL LED EE BELA AEE | MU PERBLOCHCETLEE RAE R ‘ a *Chtaeaee? oe “anil tee ‘eenneniecnt anenenanit cm ya rn erewe Or © er ece Eadeaes SE ——— Ce. Cove SS Ver aoe $63.00 Doubie Mirror ent patterns of velours and tapestries. Special for tghes r th hout. In- - lear. ‘ eese cushions : asi — of sr age t quality t te a Maree + H | - F RO i E cht 9p Renee pease 2 pr a : sea eur February Clearance Sale. Only udes targe Duilfet. extension ta an ea r- : a! it : sprit » ePpe- : ci ; seat chairs at thi« Beppe . Mirror in Hat 15 acne. RE oa te Full Size Mirror “4/= on ty laren ae la ee clit eS a he ct ttt Bor and Wardrobe ee , Thnk This is a very unusual = iE he EE Ss is an Se vatne. meusnring 12 ib ) 4 nice ble valme imches wide and 73 imche« Has full — il ae Ws hit larxce size Chifforebe with yey in panto mirror im beth doors. ~ a reaalh - : ri . | eh iffiorebe wardrehe doer In all Gnishes. Don't ever- y. fer this mon- . ; , ) z with hat leek thi« wonderful bargain. For eur Feb- J. — 4 * : be XK. live ruary Clearance Sale eniy large draw- = —_— fi ae ers and : ni -ae#t xs « = =F i wardrebe space. os _ —+ - : ’ fer this sale. enir SSH eh $30 Chifforobe— AT 35° OFF = = bik s now . —— Were at rs = $5.05 40 Windsor iod Wainut * Were $30.00—35%, off. $19.50 7 {| SS Be $89 Chifforobe— Be $8.00__25° off $6.00 ae te oleae = non Were $38.0035°, off $24.10 py cow ....... $29.35 Jo sons, of. s900) BEDROOM SUITE—30 3 AT 2S OFF . ' ] SPiece Daveno Sets—were $165—25°, off. $123.75 Bwere $42.00—35%, off $21.30] mvested See this dur. DF Bwere $139.56_25¢, off—_gieay ** so? Bedrecm Sale eee ee ee Were $50.00—35%, off $32.50 § =< this sale. Se ee Were $149.50—25°, off— 325 Oak Heater—now $17. ae ? $112.10 EXTENSION TABLES | 8° x #20". s21.00 fr [were s1s000_ 25%, oft—$135 $153.75 AT 25% OFF $24 HOT-BLAST Were $245.00-25°/, off— DAY-BED AND 9 [Wee £802 ott. 812.00 Heater, 30% Off $153.75 Were $26.00—25°, off. $19.50 4 Were $35.00—252, off $26.25 his is nusuai opportunity to purchase TABLE LAMPS MATTRESS 25% OFF [were $42.00—250, off $31.50 } | ties eee 80 — I SE a Rm gorge C DIN in shectutely, — ced Were $12.50—25°, off. $9.49 ing our February Cilear- Were $920. 00— 25°, off. $15.00 AT 2S. OFF = le i ns a Were $23.50—25%, oft. $17.60 Were $2.85—25°%, off .. , ot —— eaier.... Were $28.00—25 off. $20. Wera $3.35—25%, off $35 Hot-Blast Heater . ‘onane nb eS ee __® $39 Hot Blast Heer $2730 | GQNGOLEUM RUGS Were $5.00—25%, cff.._. See. SE re a Were $8.00—25% off ia ae AT 25% OFF - has | in 2 Were $13.00—25%, off $13.40 eee ie — eel | OD DRESSERS} eSRe oe Sa AT 45% OFF — ee he +. a CANE BACK Were $50.00—45°; off $27.30 ge DAVENO SUITES Were $65.00—45%, off $35.75 were s00_n, 8226] DRASTIC REDUCTIONS [wes ssoe_s: ao sise LIBRARY TABLE Were $200.00—30%, off $140 35% Off 00D CHFFORETTES Were $260.00—30°,, off $182 ea a S00 ase at s19.c0f te eee... PLAZS TALL REFRIGERATORS % = nen i ae a ae Se Were $42.00—45", of! $23.10 Spear sora coon DLORS oe 300A0e, of 1 2G somes wag $30.00 fwer s1200-a0. or, tas Library Table... ES] $35 Velvet Rug—9zi2 size. Were $33.00—30% off $23.10 . AT 25 25°, OFF Beautiful patterms........... os 25 Were $42.00—25", off— OF 25% ON ALL RUGS [Bsr 22% 3% ti ae weer cube aan 2. Sic oniy. AT 30°, OFF $26 Library Table... j $55 Axminster Rags—9xi2 ft $42.25 | were $25.00—30°, off $17.50 $65 Velvet Bugs— $19.40 123 if t a LIBERAL CREDIT AH Geeds Marked in Ptain Figures. cea ES BURNITURE CO 1030-32 FRANKLIN AV. Bel s — eo mnaR EE le yA AAS ne ET <ce NR SE

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4 ibe hae BEE Seo ~ Et -BWS weer ee ——y * er. Hs yr Aa = py : : a ape Rey m= al, Sadeied ania: ee ae Pav of eR: Ot, BER ee iek tak ails mete uct oft 4 oat ct, See Os aed pee PE ee pit aie Saas oe “oye A . ¢ ; a a? ad PAGES 9—16. the che oafers, you lazy 1 gibe and jest. on a cold winter's . ey, a cold-blooded household is one at break. of into a cold bath, round of merry A terrible person to have around in ille. o rise y your bedside and whistle revei * > late Vt der oS . Se) tae from then on it’s one bursting with song, “+. WHE LA t6 on)! Lege RL ee eenes cece hak. (een he { : @ % ba? " at 9st. c. drt Pre Sie ~~ ree, =e that) Neseee - 7 , ’ ' : > », = * + ’ - ’ ty, wi BERT Rete a Berti oH: ‘ ee 4 Fours, °°. oft who loves nothing better than t and plunge, he shouts, and Ns) » S « « . -* Jat ke {v4 - T4.3. are r® - ete TPO Mr and ‘ ‘ +) ; ~ . . . ; ' -— ~& ' . , : Vesey ‘WR ‘ . : * ® =~ ir 4 » mth ~ Deuiet 5rd, ES ee , ‘ “~ areca, _* MM was ~it¢ , fd »? ‘ é * ' mses Trt TPT, aw & Pree ita ° ——. ** . “ . “ee . ™. "hao s ‘ ' Bek Tate, aes a‘ ° ‘ — . eo, =8. 2 > «' *” “aT3* : +.* s+ ark . a wrx St FO OT ada “ ; ; "@ethere’. ‘4 "~@ ANUARY 29, 1922.. blade sharpener has She was out last *is = » «ie J », *s. vind t - ea oe Be 6 eats We.” 7 Sorel ° : ’ a Nes =~ 4c? reson ears Bet Per pear ng. 3 iprmgieee! os oh ag : peo aaa MC ‘ . . . a ‘ . . et« . : .> . > . - jart The Og Pend sige loreee % 2 5 ae he ™ Pee. 7” .*, “e*. eee Hibs ings Sei gest T-DISPATCH NC minute counts in the suburbs, + ©€ - -. * « 7 tees ee . Ps . * . * J a> ff NI a ia Ase’ ese , sack Heirs safety razor wi him ls y morning is not meant a car ‘ ‘ é 7 FTOSM Ce eorey:.s tiges a ee oe e weary min- around the overni Nothing but istress’ as from the foot of the stairs, can rouse her. the though she would dust less he moves ite effect on . \\° € AAW iets ver i i \ | & 1 GY ‘ night at the movies with Olaf, the garage helper from the Ever Ready Garage, and neither her alarm nor the gentle persuasion Ingelbord is sleeping heavily this morning. Growls and snarls of her m those morose sou le away the d, is tidying u on. ST. LOUIS, SUNDAY MOR who wasn’t quite sure of the m. life is a burden to get from him in the way of conversation at the breakfast table. webs cpg 16° tbe ia Se * 7 5 2 A eae * . ’ 7 : . ¢ bad path. » is down too early. quite the oppos Mr. Grouch. He is one of > . 4 SE td ahd pag tad gr Bt og inno “SRR paper to whi Till 10 a. anyone who crosses his getting nearer and nearer , and itdooks as ht's off too un Lizzie, the mai Ci) © al on. a a a, 7 _@byeone ever gat The overnight guest breakfast hour utes. room, guest last nig who believe that the ear] Early rising has to get up in. are all Mrs. Grouch can is the morning Elsie, the maid, failed to show up after the master Butch. ers’ grand ball, and Agnes is Hard at work pre. This RISE the wbrst breakfast ST. L Agnes, the little bride, has figured out that if > she didn't learn how to.cook, mo one would ask her to do so. > a. a « rit piv: = + o4 Ot A TB stachorss daily dozen standing up. Joe didn’t gl OY | norte “3 2 o a Sewtus FF ea Boe ¥ ee as 4 . " - + . ec oPr ies RTA Cele “OY ‘ ESF arye ao j/ ARLY A °* “ihe 7 s . _* . - a 2 oe } Babess | COPE AS Sane Mes ate ero ee oemntion Oe Pr Othe... morning to do h in till the smal] hours. ” Hk Joe is too sleepy this turn PART FIVE. * 5 ® x, “i £. : oe i ‘| General News So oe en me ere ee ee ree oe sles 1 ae . ae ee ve Soe : ak +. ae ee ; 1984, * % \\ WINS “nmi ss © INDAY RY 29 SN. SU ee err? © 2 JANUA BLUE ENAMEL yOMBINATION FRYTHING OUR STORE WED 25 "O 45% IR THIS NSTROUS WEY SAVING FARANCE SALE Combination Range, $105 Combination Range, $133 & COAL RANGE mcretie to of 9S. they go dur- - —"t, a

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ST NDA JANUARY Ss \ gf SHEE ¥ or i ia ‘iat “2 ly natalie - M id . ~_ » Aa? of Friday and Saturday. . - | saem your back ~ —mbage. = "s" mn commemoration of the sit an | : No Money—Just Your __!* com™emoration « 5% | ‘ na niversary of the death of Ma Cc A A 4 a career of 14 rears scaaall Tecoba OF at az | ‘ ee store. | and, and ruc og back: and - = » 2 time rod cour ‘ty the eure ness si ijsmeness Pots,Pans.S Sie “ “x Bathtubs walls.ete ——e are cleaned quicker x Padi »solately harmiess, and doesq, and easier with I ao ape eal »« Give “Calitornia ee ae Oe eS ITCHEN — ce pemecannee ee wih Michel Gusikoft and Harmless Laxative for Your Child’s Liver and Bowels | Re ! The Best C gh a ae ae semectatts | H. Max Sheindel as soloints. Gus | : 1 Is Home-made SA Geussing ood eemece the ot: 3 : urry mother! A teaspoonful of “California 4 laxative” is often all that is necessary. kK N Ss R | ee step the eveating and remere the odors. eG .. ; ye stets —— ri} OMe is mteed te cure the disease: : s nage _ mer 1 : ) = ‘ : -~ & gueran eed a de os —: seilanieaadia ) y may ateaiaiii . " f Here's am easy Way to sare .) - : : ~~ “2s , @Gem@itien that causes this chromic reat . na 1c 3 chosen riz a i 7 } Ld ig SBE ivvve ' ‘ - /s Ai e ~ Ie eee consequent ofensive oucr rou | [ro pliection « 14 instrum, iia : : . ~ a om. 125 . . * : _ : : vet have the best cough Pesitive results the cay ou rE rs i EO iit Whee Raadl OU | & saat o™ Shoe epgeer' ~ | ox tants ne2 ee eae rw 7 cs a U i a 5 you ever ced. : Wak GatieBed it will cost you nothing. | Steindel is to play an Amati violon ish, fretful, has cold, colic or if stomach is | for babies 2 dren printed on bottle. : You're probably heard of # Peeples with sweaty. smeity fect soon pO A is said t ur, ton coated, remember a good “pays: ‘Californ ¢. you may get an imitation. = } | snown plan of making coug @estroy pew shoes and stockings Sech re Lag instru - 7 re ™ =a + heme. But hare you ever cat*ee many other troubdies: ther Rts bee «. img Ls noes Thousands of families, the n of heath. | et Of France : ~cpe? that ther could hardly ‘ee Une Change of Procram. - 1 5 Peop.« / i Lee 2 - . iwi: so ae si cae * ut aie : on a ‘i ‘etd a pit i a we eee RO: Pee eee t eats teedaed 8 SEAS LAZS LER S Hy th ‘a att oe ‘+ es & be BORAT ARS HAT 0 Ae RP a = “¥. —_ . c * aes pies ; - : ( 7 : — *, “4 THE OSMO CoenPaxyt. Devt. 36. verture ior a Prelude an . | ‘i ’ : = inte 2 pimt Se a poner = 1540 Deven Av. Chicace. fugue ach, thé orchestral sco: | 5 - p22 > a Pinex; then add pisrm { I woalé like te Krew how to cure ~ Faich red ISatisiactorr. The 47.5 | 7 | = | | , | . pagar syrup to - = Smelly. sweaty feet on your posit program follows: i , JI | : , ” desired, use ela rifiea rt } Bem f ; . | ; T OF corm sTTUDP, inst ead So RNR I ERS oe ee ee ee ne eel ee ee ee ee buv ready-made for — | a T+ ts really wonderful bow Ten ilsrge. DRecessarr Pieces zo'den ax “td Dreseet ‘Zo! : : Mahogany Removsebie Tay ¥ « hbome-made remedy? ALLL , aed sees =i x~p : Elec 4 fu guarantee mbit : oak ? 7 = * ' e — 4 ~ * a 7 ? « * . 1? -—_ - > = + «7 « ’ . - « . —— 3 g0.c.e2n 14.50 : _ = » > a was : : a FuaTranteed uG@avy $ : : ~- ) . - : ~ . _sar. Just al ? 4 aang o . fy - fe f full-size - aluminrumware é f ‘ery spe- hown. alle ae eugn—Usualy = -4 hours _—- ie Week ind ‘ Ep come ik. very special price. $1.00 Mo. Biiv “ci — . ¥ ' _ itiaiel rful vaiue _ gee Tt seems to penetrate ; 4 = loosens a arv seeteeten ae a ee ee ee et ~*~ 4 . > ee hn eta e ya abte ya . 691 ; No ke 4 so fa z * i * fe . ye A ie j a 3 mis ; - - 2 : : > a ‘ ° XZ f+. "the mh . & b hind ' a * 2 . ry "273 . = . = JST pe ; .- asbe % : . . — ae ) " . e , avord disappermmtment night, emacts another episode or ‘' Sm ounces ‘hectic week by Servi 7 Eirectiona, and doa ’t today’s popular ;- oo hing else. Guaranteed to § ‘™@Gck this aftern« elc*tts “4 » weria. ‘Ee Wisi offer the fi iTt ana * . ret aes US : ; , ; 4 > ig : ‘s " , - : Sa etn at.’ « ae : ne a > ae 7 5 *. a tone Espagr ole. " — : = ; . . & — ”* -,. : . ' , : a @rugsists for 60 cents «a iarge Bumoers re — = . ' . wer ‘ - hee a ae “Par *. ; , ” ' — DANDRL FEY 1s = Fr ceived with far 7 cD reg wiar 7 eas ie ns at eal ' ' Pal ee: ~ a * ee aS + Bs = ietter. written Fetruary 24. 29 4 pie , tare. om 2 =’ _ 2a . > ‘ : igo - +3 rere -s ; 2 . : . . es . a= : ’ 2 . ’ / ; aig ——- —-— Ts. Albert Southcot:, of Me COMCETTS Will be plared—Mendels- , va ~ \ ES = — - >, a . 3 of ' - nd _ o a | 4 symphonic poem : ‘ %, : —e > : og . = : = San alle el —- i | . ro ps from people whe have No “I welteGeac * Th " a ‘ ) = —— es ; z . t; = ~ Bis: $ & eid sores, eczema s, “les Preludes.” The pro- : ? : . : ain | ' gram follows: wenter I hapey | Overture to Fingal’s Care, oO | M: —E I eee ee tye’ dS - word oh erates, -our hair and raz it ; te “er It doesn "t do much 8 wufferer from an old a Ballet & c t O2 7 ‘« ai WE ees i ee “ | : = = ea Goiden Oak Dreseerobe: four fect seaededei reat mS . § Sh ogi ta pe@ with all comveniences: very aes Senn 2 " Gei@en Oak Chila's sanitary. rly ° china cabinet t» Match is proed separacely. A wonderful “hy en y priead for . valve in well cemstructed end well Gnishbed furniture. Chair, with trar Mongay. Come see * As iow as - ’ 1.38 Ceme—see—ve courinced. Tou won't Be obliged ee $1.00 Cash—€2.668 Month. es . = Stores in St. Louis, East St. Louis, Danville, HL, Caire, A tull-aige goiden oak Kitchen Cabinet, equip- cont shat, Ones ~iutaies table and 54-inch buffet: the $ 1492 Easy Toarms 414 North Broadway

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 29." 1922. ——t7 : ADVERTISEMENT ts ne i ‘St LOU PO ST-DISPATCH' _1£ | am 7 BACK WEAK AND CHCAGO AUTO SHOW GOLDMAN BROS.’ GREAT SALE Down | $1 DOWN BUYS A LARGE In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe;Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. e 7 LAME FOR YEARS. ATTRACTS LARGE CROWD aaa A ‘ | : 9 Rub soreness, pain, stiffness BUYS Remember x 4 s KI TC a & Ny Cc AB IN ET 3 J right out with a small trial bot- | Colis A THIS poy “1 oe ee We accept e te of Old St. Jacobs Oil |olseum, Annex and Armory | i” ee BS ihe ces : , oy be : cnactw: eta yar eS onds at for ae , ihe ' Houses ‘‘Million-Dollar Ex- MASSIVE 5 SORE ATTN og | their tul : a ‘tad : z **s « ys me “4 Vaive. | Bt. Jacohs Oil stops any pain, so hibit’ of Latest Creations. S > , 4 a i . ad $ 75 Ce oan on thbemetion kent - : MM Pees you 10% cash > é "ae inmbago, sciatica or rheumatism has; ° ect Seo — ; Giscount if Cn » ou stiffened up, don ‘t suffer! Geta CHICAGO, Jan. 28. — Chicogo’s ot ee BiG a 2 Ay ae 3 ‘small trial bottle of old, honest St. | twenty-second annual National | . . 7 2 / - . 4ieTi uA . as Slowing bowers, in which the last : , e' ‘ are now inet te an ’ Don't stay cri Va word in passenger cars were set lik 2 Brassoid Bed Outfit nolid oak ; Don’t stay crip- oe passenger cars were set like = : a re 5 pled. This soath- “3 sé ols Kighty-one makes of coors! Regular $10 haf full stid ‘an > m ing, penetrating te | On the floors, four of them for ~~ Value C om: we tour Ml oa oil needs to be Sen i ogee at a Chicago National §& Re ie hn Fe -) ’ 4 ¥ ¢. if Ss ; Ru . it. © newcom srs w ‘ea the a : ' S = 2 used only ™ - rant, Rick b; ee nd Reape = pu st received special shipment of these beaut! ={ ns’ Brassoid Beds and —— sate 5 7 : It takes the pain , MickenbDacker, Willis, St. Claire are offering them at a very low price in order to dispos f the , Fs eee : Por make this offer doubly attraét one Hee“ ee ne ne Neal ” WwW h ers, metal ri ht out and and the Earl. rake this offer doubly attraétive we are including a fine mattress and a heavy r . ave \e oy i : vet - eanitarv all-iron enprir ron ~esnmnte he ? : ars on the floor. The rere inner Set offer. Remember Goldman Bros., 1104-08 © gaat ard, art glass doors, etc. ws pes ) 2»gg 7 . ere were, an V6., S ‘ . ce ‘ to if ~% rate ; : ef) ire : : > a | opera harmless, and doesn’t burn | o¢ oource mn 09 sitithaniamad aaa pee a. sa to investigate our wonderful low prices j , . “4 2 t e s 1D. . . “ . . *@ a - n ‘ cy Clally in the ine - ae : . — Diy. AE otuing cleo stops Tumbago, aciat-| CAN Im, the engines. During war edroom Suite sot." GOLDMAN BROS.G/VE ZH/S BEAUTIFUL $75 “Mozart” 1h 3 ea, backache or rheumatism sO | xi th of the time and enereyv Bros. for. . « rs 6 aA a A _ 02a \ gone fh 7 «so promptly. It never disappoints! ~ ae Manutlacturers and engineers di 99 *s URS Se | Sn E SE. AAON _Wwere directed towards improvements FR | 7 Nit Phonograph POLisHES a ADVERTISEMENT. (in the engines, and their success is a | | ‘ i as se ; “~~ . a ih Bes The Best Cough Syrup) vos” °° “°° ‘orouenbreas ot — 5 _ . best Coug YFUP | today. . mse ce iy! $ a T cla Fn ee > We Phere were cars of all prices at- { F an i =; ™ “Lyre | : : pak ZS Fae > be / -/.¢ tare . . ne mani t« more beautiful tha m = epee Pp ; , aa t Variety of ' 25 TO 40 PER CENT ON YOUR PURCH ASE. ne Suite is mor beautiful than the othe ‘7 of Pinex; then add plain granulated tires, bodies, lamps, signals, speedo- >is jonial, W liam and Mary, Queen Anne, Louis. XVI, in any finish, Remember our great free comer Prmens es . no . : fs, inner t offer—will mz mis i , t ember Gol lan res + ~( Olive Street one, aural . ° sugar syrup to fill up the pint. Or, meters, rugs, heaters, etc.. are on ex- a ee ee ly peered ee’ —s | mere Wenger yes | ‘¢ desired, use clarifiea molasses, hibition. rs O a bell—absolutely no . @ honey or corn syrup, instead of sugar| Thousands of visitors from out of 7 . or Over, Either on Cash wondertel tartmiien re. ae ap IE fue goa, wou 'were orewene ac the ooenite # $9 Down Buys These Dining-Room Specials Credit P nog unr a never spoils, and gives you a full pint 4n¢ more are expected to arrive be- ff or 4 > . ?, cae my _ oak wear ane my Se. eo __ | St. Louisans to Address N. A. D. A $ 5 Rea Cedar Chests, GOLD SEAL SF | ADVERTISEMENT _ dt is interesting to note that of ss brass bound. Onl) CO NGOLEUM = >. aan — | the seven speakers included in the 100 to be had at this RUGS, full size Ox > USED ON EETHER DAND U VY | program, three of them are & This massive Colonial Buffet, this fine big Colonial Extension Tabie or ¢ vionia!l China Closet If price. Get one 12. extra heavy qual- | Not cheap aoe advertioss I | i . " é St. Lou- you were to pay double the price we ask you while they last— two pieces reg- | every dey. Seamless and some BEC \isans. F. W. A. Vesper, president E's could not equal this great value. You are at 1L4€ a saSt-—No pin oan ad . ) a eet eer patterns: /of the St. Louis Chamb . liberty to purchase the entire Suite complete more to be had at urat a | FES Gree, USse — : er of Com- , ¢ alue; epe- ft.. extra heavy. | _~ e . “ ¥ or any of the articies separate Chairs to this price. Remem- SS ee ’ | =. ny ; | if you want plenty ite hennti- poets and also of the Vesper-Buick NEW 1922 MODEL match. $3.05 each. See this bargain—it will oe ys na Pipome = cial sale.... Reg. $22.50 val. aie . ‘ , - , 1 ; -; ’ ] ral inerial ‘ale af role aan ' ’ 2 = a4 ADs ev . ane . . a : fu, glossy, silky hair, do by all means ch taney o., will address. the HI-OVEN Sure’ gene Seventh. en SP RUEAS, SN ee ee nee tee eee oe 69c get rid of dandruff for it will starve convention on the subject of “One : _ — this heavy Pro-Lino, per ag. yard. for this sale Four hair and ruin it if you don't. Dodge Brothers desler in Sf Len RANGE $125 BED DAVENETTE SUITE ON SPECIAL SALE S F T . - i OC } rotne c j TT ‘ It doesn’t do much good to trv to ;, - d are araegies e am St Louis. WITH ASHPAN ECIAL SALE Oo LIVING-ROOM sUI ES wear ; "the iS Siated to discuss “‘Merchandising,”’ : ena rush or wash it out. The only sure ang J. James MacGregor, 1 . Co $ 5 f , : . v- s Aa , 40CAa ad- way to get rid of dandruff is to dis-| jjjac distributer. will « wae | e $210 Three-Piece Tapestry |B solve it, then you destroy it entirely. 2. Related to Prater en ee Con Suite on . li-size Cabinet Gas To do this, get about four ounces of The poatiate ist , $5 Cash s ial Sa ordinarv liquid arvon; apply it at care ¢stloe: “sh vo 0 passenger ¢5 Per Month pec le. night when retiring; use enough to ayourn. Roamer aco DE GS : \-OW er moisten the scalp and rub it in gently ja. Gace C ee ee es Range at OPT Tey i gag OP, th +} ‘ - lac, Case, Chalmers, Chandler. Cher- double the > > >. P Wi t 1é€ finger tips. role t. Cleveland. Cole Colu “ ’ Pp TT ce Ay) ost Tate A ‘ By morning, most if not all, of your} q, Picapes oF mia, can ot , \ pr | ; . “ommonwealth, Crow-Elkhart. Da equa! nena TS ; seseunat ae on: - andruff will be gone, and three or \.:. a : Arties | ey ' . ' 5 - vis, Detroit-Electric,y Dodge Broth won- : , 4 four more applications will completely ... porris \p D OS sata lageesca Range. ij anaes —a-»i{ eo ort, rant, Elgin, E!- Makes cookin dissolve and entirely destroy every . ) ei : a * ’ car, Franklin, Gardner, Grant. H. | a pleasure. oem single n and trace of it a aoe ; Rass re ng sg race 0 it. ed S., Handley-Knight He gives cheer and ? : . nae = -. = Ay _ Je You will find, too, that all itching : Ye ee warmth to the aT | tire i © fotere MSS “ae 3 : Haynes, Holmes, Hudson, Hupmo- whole house- . eel > and digging of the scalp will stop, and | ;,; . hold ick oS bile, Jackson, Jordan, Dixie Flyer, | Has old —- quic your hair will look and feel a hundred jr;,.0 Kissel K . atee a ed beaker and times better. You can get liquid arvon ogg mse iain ayette, Lexing- | @ Ash- neater. W itl : i {4 : yi wy sie, f : 7 eg ton, Liberty, Lincoln, Locomobile pey for itself ae 4. > @. eh ES ee? at any drug store. It is inexpensive | yerarlan. Maibohm. Ma ‘| 8 pan in the saving te ON age SA ek = and founr ounces is all you will need, “ " Milburn Blectric meer? rages Ean a hy ¢ F . 7 sd se a . . . . s ] + @ no matter how much dandruff you : : SS eae wil h 7 A ent -size Metal Bed, in white - have. Tiss simple remedy never fails Moon, Nash, National, Marmon, | White one te three $3 PER MONTH BUYS IT el, gold or $9.85 ‘ sia sane ae, ARs = | Oakland, Oldsmobile, Packard, | E led rooms. You Take this beautiful three-piece Davenette Suite, for instarice—so}id . ized ADVERTISEMENT | Paige Paterson. Peerless. Pi ; nameie never stoop when quarter-sawed oak. Could you select anything more beautiful or use Attend this remarkable sale of Living-Room Sultes—it will pay you. See our wonderful easesortment of meee. SS ~--- 61 Me. . a | gf Ss ‘ ss, Fierce-Ar- Oven Door baking. Absolutely guar- ful for your home? Why not have one in your home when you can Suites as shown above; also Cane Suites as low as $06.75. Large assortment of mulberry, taupe, blue, brown. | TOW, Pilot, Premier, R. & V. Knight, anteed ; buy such values as we here show on such easy terms? KemembDer gray velours, or tapestry Remember, we will make easy terms to suit you. We have the largest departgpest 6 as in St. Louls, and, at our low prices and easy terms, you cannot help but find what you want. +> . -~ | PIMPLY? WELL Rauch-Lang, Reo, Rickenbacker 4 our free offer with yowr purchase—easy terms to sult you....... . & a ’ Saxon, Sayers, Monroe, Standard, , 4 ) . a Stanley, Stearns, Stephens, Stevens- a S - re | ’ eee . - : . 2 Duryea. Studebaker, Stutz, Templar,. . | Velie, Westcott, Wills St. Claire and | : yy | a — ——.— Overland and Willys-Knight. \ | u > : —_ Notice It. Drive The | . f With Dr. Edwards’ ~ VATICAN TAP , ‘w 7 P geal . POPE SCHOOL IN WORKING ORDER ) Ps a A pimply face will not embarrass e SS . ou . . * . ' “2 you muc longer if you get a pack Members Are Producing Painted | . > age of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. Copies ef. Some of Precious a % : - me ts The skin should begin to clear after edioibe 1 Palece | Duofold opens int i- 7 v . : “st , ‘ | bed: a ee nto a Ou have taken the tablets a few Ry the Associated Press Wr Crit FOR CASH OR CREDIT. : WE PAY THE FREIGHT golden or fumed $39.75 aights. " ROME, Jan. 28.—The late Pop: Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver | ty es esocgeecevce — . | Benedict derived much pleasure. 30 or | — ee | j4-6:8., OLIVE. SIREEI SIui substitute or calomel, ’ ) _— —_ : ‘ mused to be established amon there's no sickness or pain after tak- 2-5 Sena, eee t is Nerve ag wt For ee : color. Vatican picture gallery, which it has} the harmful acids in the stomach and i testines then you can eat harmiess preperation that removes the wpe Bg electricity, —it - rrutl “% c Dr Edwards spent years among taken 14 months to produce The f . f 4 , intes , Saactee y Dean's Mentholated Cough Drope are a a a mer — ergy ty. Blood 1-0 . > s ; , 4 . . , . . ‘ proper amoun aye « niliammatien i Question : 4 patients afflicted with liver and bow-| pontiff, before his death, ordered avorite foods without fear. Prompt stomach relief awaits you. pao nigun ae ae aan causes practically ai Scluding sppendi- Answer: ina ‘ , ¢ | | ‘iments, ine! o | : ana a z e] complaints, and Olive Tablets are a reproduction of the uppe: part them doubly effective. Pleasant to taste | ee One 6600 will convince or money | Medicine. Nor ac 4 the immensely effective result. Take! ,, Raphael's marvelous “Disputa,”) ey eee ’ | —piways beneficial. Now Scpluswartas. | vetvades Bp LS Oreg ——— | -jorious tapestries in the world, | N ; | | of the bod — ‘ 4 4 | many of them almost unknown to | ~ te a oat Nerve- Force aoe. “a . Headache the general public. There are the | FOR OUT-OF-ORDER STOMACHS y | - salamat ay pond Giecanes = | | e. \ Si ‘famous Raphael tapestries ja the. , (ou h ont Dro Ss | [gterious boos Health a a Cc , Stomach Stanze; the Fifteenth century tapes- | a £ -' & I | enuse it is for the ay 4 4 a The quick. sure. infallible relief. 2 10-) tries of the Borgia apartment; the- | Got the Drot Sy ( : or money Be Strenet! Lamy: gp incomparable Farnese tapestr-es, | Largs 60c Case— Drugstores Deca atdad | . | tablets, . Peckage of Orangcine Fow Gers at ae 4 @ug store stops any kind of heed- | and those given by Louis XIV of | Sie. 3 /@? sick stomach and they BEVST TL ance to the Pgpe of his day. - ~ SR rt es, Fado DMR Cnn “caste ~——_ Pe ER ab teil eet ‘ ad BES,

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In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXC EEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 5 0,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. n reulati 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1 CITY oh Y ADVERTISEMENT i ee ae. = es cio - —~_— NEW BOOKS FOR THE WEEK jokes. In the frst part t>e act r pe: F: rs t : Dl , hummer D OLD ARY eecertakes 29 prove his sheory t2 van aaa YOUNG AN AT THE PUBLIC LIBR ‘ts application to » the vartor 2s kincs “e stiest_ SP ~ ye ee HOW TO FIGTRE sinectateins by P. epach fee Suh —_ +. - 5 NEED VITAMINES J. Se OR. E. B. WAN BOOVER, Dentist Diamonds, Watches and Jewelry | GE1Z COCKROACE ‘POWDER C aT BA = ICES MADE AND SOLD BY _ , cated acelin Out-of-town patients reew’'" 4 : RGAIN PR No y Can Dispense With the Mys- RR ee Roan seme eee abe ead — ‘ ae , ’ SO Years tz Business. Meney to Lean at 2°. HUSSUNG teriggs Substances That Govern zoo Boge thse ae . Nt e Mutation and Bodily Processes. -«Custes’ principles of correct Sev 614 OLIVE ST. Q"=— ALK '§ Ses" 1139 Pine Street ' vor ‘> ‘eurten e a ness “s Teeth Extracted ~ Gea) * euee ome a Pine Bell Phoac—Olive 1255 Nitreus Oxid-x7s*® if Precess if 1 . 7 clean out Cock- : : .-Ray Service. Contracts taken to : rour kidneys burt asd Competent roaches, Bed Bugs Rats and Mise | Mats fecis sore, dent gat suaeill ad to load your stomach with of drugs that excite tae id Kee: vour kidneys clean like you e bowels clean, by flushing t a g mild, barmiess salts which —= the body a” was” # ana atin te to their norma. activity. .. patie oe teers auecvs is to alter Biood. °4 hours ther straim & Tt: grains of acid and waste, so understand the vital sce of keeping the kidneys '. | : | \ : & Drink lots of water—you can ¥ : POLITICAL PILG IS ET- = 3 0) Ree ee a : = FED ist sboct four ounces of J E, by Mrs. P. Snowden. , . = a tabiespeonful im & g.ass . gater before breakfast cach mo gor 3 few dars and your kidzeys gst ize. This faxwous salts is the acid of yTapes and combined wits oe and The February Sale, which enters its second week to- — FF j tips es ay mr F MOP | ie 4 — morrow is one of the two best Furniture buying op- , Hi, a CIWS BSS Be x PHS im | Se boop up the waver Oe 2 portunities of the year. The other comes six months da hi, «= 1 rel x\ Lk fas ag ue doubt Taney trouble and t . from now—in August. So if you're going to need : i/4 | | eles oes ) aa aa ar Sa AME MONEY CHANGING, by H. Withe: ; | : joe ) c. _— Ou, Kaews COCOANLT OIL MAKES A discussion pf rates of exchan Furniture between now and then, now its the time to | ~ ; ce Davenette Suites Bed The lather rinses out easily and re piscat, ee . tie . s.: and Beds at ee oe Ze plication Ranges, On Ba : American walnut $136. we | AP READING. By G. HC. Da Ranges and Hea Stoves | : : tin uites, in eri ut finish... 136.00 7 — 4 % " . —a : Ho sage ane “and ev oil. Th , 2 Deweted te military mane | sfteeed is _ =H a. Oak Davenette Suites, now only..........$ 87-00 30% 0 f Gr? : v ‘. 3 . I ee ? ~~? . ~ = : . ” ; : ea a sek) rs . /) + 7 Mg * a he Lad, Pe ayer ’ " ae t small 3 aI Ee * §: od ie ‘ - PRN % ‘ as, . ae : All Baby Buggies, Ge A | . i M. B. Greenbie. A personal nar- I ES 3-PieceLiving-Room Suites «Carts and Suikies, ail Tabie Ti This phrase cheng, — hs ge oe ene eee alleeagongmn rat a — | -Piece Bed room Suite $:968 Tapestry and Cane Suite; loose cushions $118.00 ead tg pens tags = ; fifty-five hun A months. Be sure rour druggist gives PO ie e meas. EX irug lors — especially rich ir : =] Unusual | =, OO 2 68 Cane and Velour Sum $ 69-50 floor sample Refrigerators —- aot * eae adou th: es f Onrental SH Value at . S l OS. | $308 Imitation Leather Suite; 76-inch settee 138.00 P > Sea Phree sorannstigg pee =i in the very handsome Qu reen Anne design. as illustrated. $:68 Blue Velour Suite; 74-incao settee, two pillows, : . » NE AT ; ty y ~)) “4 - ~— >... > ** . .* - - . $rrs.0c0 . © apgectwgp: lie = All the pieces are large and well proportioned. trong!" Irs. 2 i ~ge,, tata comstructed, too, and splendidly finish i? : O 0 » 2 > » i) = Cr } 7 ‘ “ yy 7 — - . | — ; ; . - s ~~ oe 7 ' i ' walnut. French piate mirrors on Oz bs : ‘ ‘ 4° * °xi- : ar 7° ~ * > ’ S. : ~- _-_ ‘= 2 ; ted ; 3 4 : ~ tht aPudeess £4 can Wap RA °*¢ — ~ 4 Ou ve oe, a af ‘- _ 3 . . fs "a weak eres or eve stra'n oth aie ~~ rent Oia men} : » + = a ° > > , . eS: : - ; : e : - ~A ae “ ~v . - pe ’ > *o tv . — _ - - = . rs. - oe . — = 4 . e : . : re sé Z ; ' ; ‘ , co or ei * “> : . \ : 1 es . : oO ur JT $26 Wing Rocker Tudor style—a pleasing and = raceful desi — i is pe # : | Ss & i: ; * ¥ by . 3 > ie zt é - “¥ 5 rca 3 ORY Has hil 7 Library Tables Goubie size; dresser has 42- top ; ng table is 24 | -— — Now $1 ~ 75 mches wide: chairs and dressing t 4 ‘bench have cane Ag ia $38.00 Mahogany Tables only seats, Seven pieces—all | utully fm in American wainut. French plate muirro dresser amd dressing : 4 =” ; : S , = 2! E. Coffee, assistea him—aen exXPert op- mas ing ts “ohn. Spgs neg A very comfortable Chair, table. “s| amy day to have classes — ae oa. 25a com e : 2 — } “~ofee prhore Clive a4) 3%. .. theory of the causes a? laughter anc yust a> attractive loox- $425 4-piece O¢@ Fellows Bidg. , vf . mi aa mn a hice fs 7 “ . from 8 to 4°30 en — oe the mature of humor. and the rea- ing as na 1S ee aie $450 4-piece You may choose it in eith bp ert ‘i 8-Piece Dining-Room Suite solid rnaho ogany on walnut Very Specially . 1 1 _ 75 j $46.co Mahogany Daven- with back and arms beauti- Priced at......q f port Tables tUiy Cartvec # 1 iw wae » » eh @E » eS an ae Willram and Mary design, as illustrated; American walnut i > Ss finish Buffet is 54 inches lomg and has French plate a . - - mirror. Extension table is 54 imches in diameter. One Sew ing Machines Ty A i armchair and five straight chairs with slip seats of leather, Sos 6-Drawer Machine... $78.50 s | | compiete the Suite. , $o2 4-Drawer Machine... .$75-5°0 : ‘ ee Sa rar $o4 Electric Machine... . $78.00 . oh ‘ pf. qu — $87.50 Jewel Rotary Machine, 3-Piece Liv ing- Room Suite a798 S-piece American Walnut ............ $69. 50 sei $i20 Ameri WATER “202° oad Serving Tables in a yale a bry Se . odd Chiffoniers. A 78-inch davemport, an armchair and a rocker—all sub- finishes, os stantially built “and everstutied and upholstered with odd Dining Chairs and odd velour in mulberry. blue or —_—— tapestries and combi- o< Armchairs ail mation tapestries amd veiours. Spring backs: springs im os body. too. Lo cushion, with sor: ngs on all three pieces. ' ee eee : IE young man who would forge 50% 0 ee ee All Cedar Chests offered ahead in business should realize 0 : during this sale at 20% off this truth: physical fitness makes for mental efficiency. Constipation is a " aaah : serious handicap which should aever Floorcoverings Curtains and Drapes _ be tolerated. Thousands of success- | | = ful men take Pluto at regular inter- $90.00 gxi2 genuine Wilton Rugs. ee i na Madras Curtains, white only: 1 to 3 pairs of a pattern; vals even though their bowels act $60.00 9x12 Seamless Veivet Rugs, fringed. .... . $4. ee ts ) : _ Teer’) ; |! 2% —_ long, 38 inches wide. $5 and $6 “eal with apparent regularity. Thus they $35.00 9x12 Seamless Velvet Rugs | Se | . avoid the danger of constipation, $45.00 9x12 Axminster Rugs ie i Peete . se ~~ + AY All Panel Conte and Sectional Paneling offered. at and keep their efficiency at par. | : 20° off. Ptuto acts m thirty minutes to two eae ; she - hours, without griping. It is safe $37.50 9x12 Seamless Brussels Rugs.. . -$3r. 7 . Satin-striped mercerized Portieres in biue, gold, greem and harmicss. Bottied at French $as.co gx12 Seamless Brussels Rugs. ............ $19." | i and rose; 2°4 yards long; $6.50 values, pair.... Lick Springs, Indiana. Your physi- $43.50 8.3x10.6 Axminster Rugs... ce . . ? . cian on ‘ 13 6c o : : ° Overdrapes that have been used for display. 2% yards 25 oie tg.00 9x12 Gold Seal Congoleum Rugs Four-Piece Fiber Suites long: good condition. Formerly $12.50. Now only a = —— Fl isercevering, square TR a For the Living Room, $49.75 a clear mind ? r.25 Genuine Cork Linoleum, square yard | de $x.75 Genuine Inlaid L wea yi Consisting of a 48-inch settee and armchair, a rocker and a center Cretonne in conventional, striped, floral and bird 3 r.75 mnuine iniai inolieurn, square yard. ; ; * ~ ae ; : : a : table, as illustrated. Settee amd chairs have full spring seats and signs, beautifully colored; 36 inches wide, 40c quality 4 $5.50 27x54-inc umumster Rugs. .. .. cccnscns---$3.95 loose cushioms. Seats and back upbolstered with cretonne. Fin- ; $2.25 18x36-inch Velvet Mats ished im mahogany or baromial brown. Same Suite in ivory or $15.00 gx12 Grass Rugs frosted brown at a slightly higher price. soc and 6oec Cretonnes at, yard... ” =f , aI a Uf SO WR htm $55.00 9x12 Axminster Rugs . ae AE on inal "°* *® © ¢ @e @@ «<4 © Fee « . $2.89 — eee Cee eo oere= « $9.85 HELLRUNG & GRIMM Ninth and Washington Sixteenth and Cass CREDIT TERMS GRANTED

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‘ SUNDAY, 3 oe, «SANUARY 29, 1922, In CITY Circulation; the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 30,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 13 | ‘ADVERTISEMENT. | : a “POISONED” LETTERS IN FRANCE i j SS OF SALTS © uo to POST-WAR USARTY I AD OT AL-ize - 3 Dr. Roonca Points Out That Wave of f s £ Oral Depression Follows | ey are nice upright [mB Bis INS IDN A War. | YOUR BUYING FOR ECONOMY bs in perfect condition. ee i Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch | Toilet Outfit—complete with $20 ; 3 ati PARIS, Jan. 28.—Dr. Locard, who atl @ttings to fleer.. .c..:ka: Tt ur Back hurts or Bladder |i, tained ae ae xe aagsh aan Kitchen Sinks—porcelain enameled; . a a © ‘ . | 8 supposed discovery of the a a : 1006 Olive St. s “pothers you, | rink lots of water. author of the atniieeniien “sole | with back and drainboard all $24 — Central esg | 3 —. oned pen” letters . of Tulle, aoe When your kidneys hurt and your/Teveals in the course of an 30-Gallon Hot Water + feels sore, don’t get scared and interview that the Tulle scandal is Boilers ed to joad your stomach with gq | only one of many of the same char- | Gas Water Heater—with of drugs that excite the kidneys. peeser. double copper coil Keep your kidneys clean like you keep | The Tulle affair is but a single Toilet Seats — guarantee unbreak- | bowels clean, by flushing them | Phase of an intense wave of anony- | able, in light oak, dark oak witb a mild, harmless salts which re-|™ous denunciation that is rampant | and mahogany finish es the body ’s waste and stimulates;!" France. It is one of the symp- ' os to their normal] activity. the | net ro the moral depression that Genuine Hoffman Radiator Valves... .$1.69 Menction of the kidueys ts to filter the |"88 followed the war,” he declared. . tiood. In 24 sare net & ce from | nore cae been similar scandals— Hardware Auto Electrical ins of acid and waste, so we '2 Burgandy, Languedoc and Prov- | Soot . j ah understand the vital im-/emce, without counting innumerable 1 ts a ome Accessories Pull-Chain Sockets, ce of keeping the kidneys ae- Scattered cases. The anonymous | , | Champ. = _— _ og letter, which was formerly the | Plugs ..-.----49C | wags Bulbs, 15 to Drink lots of water—you can’t drink |weapon of a vengeful and jealous Valve Cores, 5 in oo much; also get from any pharma-| Woman or discharged cook, has come | | box; box ....20¢ gst about four ounces of Jad Salts; |into frequent use in aristocratic and with scoops, 81.98 | Pedal Draft Shields ke a tablespoonful in a glass of|even official circles.” 5-gal. Oak Kegs for Ford; set.7c¢ water before breakfast each morning Bearing out Dr. Locard’s sugges-. $1.7 Ash Receivers. .95c¢ Double Sockets.69e for a few days and your kidneys will |tion of a wave of post-war insanity, 10-gal. Oak Kegs, Schrader Air Gauges, Flashlights ....69c¢ get fine. This fairous salts is made/it is announced that 800 complaints $2.45 95e Values to $1.50 from the — of gg ont and lemon | have recently been made to the Paris > | combined with lithia, and has|police by women who have had their | i ed for generations to clean and |frocks and fur cloaks ruined by | entral ar Wa re O. | gtimulate clogged kidneys; also to neu-|vitriol] sprayed from tiny syringes. the acids so tiey no longer are|The culprits have worked with such 811 NORTH SIXTH ST. g source of irritation, thus ending/ingenuity that the police. have been. . bladder weakness. unable to catch a single one. In | | You Nee Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in-| many cases the vitriol users obtained : : makes a delightful effervescent |the desired results by spraying the water drink which everyone /seats of omnibuses and subwav cars. | _ghould take now and then to keep their ‘ rn O U G it D RY Hidneys clean and active. Try this. | gio keep up the water drinking, and Health Lecture This Afternoon. | go doubt you will wonder what became The fourth in the series of y»ubd- 1 Oc Per ~ | ™ ~- ’ = = ] ~~ > 2s is @ your kidney trouble and backache. | lic health and medical lectures ar- —_— 'ranged by Washington University Kinloch = O U Al D Bell ADVERTISEMENT /and given by members of the facul- Delmar Forest Miller’s Antiseptic Oil, Known as ty of its school of medicine, will 4512 $13 or 2001 be this afternoon, 3:30 o'clock, in | n ake G | the auditorium of the medical schoo! The Most Economical and Satisfactory H 7 HAT has been the lasting heritage of the war? In brief, a nation of keener thinking, knowl- , congenneadtng ee Recenhaggnendtilegen ss: Way. 10 Trucks at Your Service. edge-demanding people. The war had a profound effect on the 100,000,000 inhabitants of | fessor of dermatology, will be the . 4440 | this country. 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- on _ atetan. the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. JANUARY ae — —~— ae ames —— —_—— — -— — _ — : 7 ™ ' ("a ~ 14 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ery Gaeatans an NEW VELIE HAS OWN | ee Decente Vee ‘Prasititins eickin care made by Gealers —e ETO nein a "a One Million $1.00 Packages of weet half of 1921 went t i 4 7 ‘ . > | se crown specially Drum type head- (hevroit | anv othe! This Great Free Offer for Five Days “ap on push rod, providing a cush- This Will Often Quickly Help You Increase Your Strength and Energy, Put On If that rate of increase continu ai iniike previous \Veiie modéis, th increase your weigh’ anc energy 42 400 000 residence customers on our books i Twelve and one-helf per cen iin wnéiteary, 04 ‘ SS ° Y V; : T bi 10 000 Ten Y Genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets to ' of the overhead vaive type, having & Power Co. had 10,000 residence electric These are guaranteed to be the genuine Yeast Vitamine Tablets mn againe* "ome and eliminating Qi ifit Pounds of Good Firm Flesh and Round Out Your Face and Figure If You shall have 1,000,000 residence customers in give you that good firm flesh whuict is not a prediction. We have quit making Bs. 6-CYLINDER MO th fnte) number of Aalto, cles piggy e* ‘he Velie Atvtomeobiiec “oa. at it Louis. The car has «2 new mo- | ior, which is Velie's own make anc 103 000 ? gevera! unique features eustomers. Today we have over 100,000—i¢ prepared the original formula of Dr. Catrin of the Gea! An air-tight alurmifium cover TEL BLACKSTO Are Weak, Thin or Emaciated Due to Causes Explained Below We don't expect it will But we do expect ts you may have so long desired. ihe ict tions; actual gains have always outrun our estimates © The first of the new Velie cers ° The Chevrolet Motor Co. |} Be Given Away Absolutely All coiling is by pressure pump. ©i . Faculty Medi of Paris. They Rively to be exact. wants electric service @ keeps out the dust and dirt. Mamy aa « Sos oe selling electric service to nearly every home im the that you may here taken Yeast \ita- Meanwhile, nearly two-thirds of the _ The General Sales Manage! the and Sales Managers trom the ~ - ir? following branch offices do— Every Reader of this Paper Is Entitled To dad through hellow rocker arms to | x Moto! suet he tisk ehah vou Wnek ie passes. And it won't surprise us if 1932 sees ; without obtaining results would fige s pumped through drilled crank Pe 7.7 lime aerert as exnlained below to prove . ebaft to ever’ connes ting rod bear- (7h) OT, yt ‘ j 7 c (144 & ee te ‘ f) . xD p to you what they will mg. From the ‘red bearing oi] is fereeéd through a tube directly to 4are*a4asft by . 4h 4, , £ i - Gi 3IC2Q OLE co Re, SHORT, SAYS H. C. 5 — t quantity of Vitamine to de £= SS : tain dre : na Tl a one of you much good. Therefore, uo 33 . F ten-monthly-payment plam that yields the buyer 7% « Mies @ io Harr: tas gectne oil pet. eee + you may have tried " . ek an : om on every dollar invested from the day the ‘- ee — “ ee : xt obtainin its. we sd ment is made. : hf feu aa & ALE ait heep the predu a! cipating the pubii ef Medicire of Paris. , : . AavUIOMOHLIG Makes THe MmAusirs Ul- r ’ =. > «! wT Tort . + , — . - * " ’ : , : 4 -2 it 0; fauify A safe and sure $7 a year come on each $100 share, paid quarterly. Mech ot anethe fact that in case of need buyers can always : around production, just keep under ; ape each for their shares through our ties Depart. - he demand. Then there will always a cteieainiealhdiiiainn: dated marty der —s : : ~ eae ee ment, make these shares the most attractive income 7 Teagan Bi investment on the St. Louis market. be a market for cars and periods ot | ; Weak WOMEN Flabby - ronbuving will be few and far be- Weekh 4 Ni? miu . ae + iz tie?! Ral WHO ARE builder of the ! Indianap | & +e] . a\? Mae TigseU : ai : SCRAW NY is has bee Siable and piaces Upon mands at one time and Hen rd : lissacs — . : of Naxat SALES OFFICES AND ANGULAR ia appear. ran. ota fee Sse pockeae -t ence ee whe tase bellows: —Y Yeast Vita n ! Lat is securities Dept... Union Electric m the neck or sunken, flabby ~ : , es | Twelfth and Lecust Sts.: South Side Office, 3159 ¢ tissues will find that there is nothing hke good firm flesh to round out face and figure and give a youthful appearance. ~ «t rith the — f;ranrd Av ~LBURBAN Manley, Duerque cais Se!) . . : ; ape ' , e is reflected 5 2 pe , of capac: ’ f prea oT keh + ‘ e Lar + OILDAG CLAIMED TO SERVES THE BEST REDUCE FRICTION =" , 3215 Locust St. nic irom in sour blow Nelilne “urea Se hi z “tam (na .on Cnion Electri Ufice-—Festus, T De soto. J. A. Stencil: Perryville. Frank MEN WHO ARE THIN OR EMACI- Washington. J. ». Rinehart: Pacific. T_ FP, ATED. with weak. flabby muscles, | °°” — a Jones: Union. Geo. Schiaugerharf: St. Charlies, W. should trv adding a few additiona! pounds ‘in &@ persen s appe , . Jones; Lazemters. C. Ee eee, tae of goed firm fiesh and see what a re- Boeckman: Maplewood. Gilbert Wherry: Webssse markable tranformation it will quickly Groves. Lockwood and McClure Avs.; Vailey Park, make in their appearance. John Goree te FC. Mever of the ! Nleve: TTUIVaAl Moter Le *#A@r's “the ; ‘ . a, - uence upon the na 1IL ORDERS will be filled promptiy by registered mail. Mail or telephone us your address. and we will aces in conta .* ‘ Mportanmt Ta ‘VCcltIOR as © Ra bbit-me't.a metals for bearings LOT? eal send you a cireular or a saiesman with full details UNION ELECTRIC LIGHT & POWER CO. wn rte Alcohol Gal. 60c — ere meets ~_ | ; Your in . my rg at Tir om take Notsat= oe gine ee a so or mat » 188 Proof—Denatured reaic irom unites with you ted food TAKE VITAMINES UNLESS YO! sbricated Oildag which has a!) the + > aan? ae — eS a Se CREASES up ts pPoperties of oi), yet carries deflox am. ces 2 COB © nd : io a should a ‘ pated graphite which Cort “with the metal to impreve t! ture of the surface, has pro’ ceesful when used aoe FREE $1.00 COLPON —— This coupen if used withim ome wrek entities rou te ome recular $1.00 package of Genuine Yeast V itamime Tabiets. ab- soiutely tree with each bottle of Nuxated Miller Wall Paper & Paint Co. | <2 he EB See | Se * rely passes through your Dody ¥'° t apd ¥ ” m Dit soes rot have cur V itamine tabiets he can sO15 +) a* gooc rere m5 * .2T es anc eTy eemly obtain them for rou ‘rom ary 906 FRANKLIN and 3216 EASTON AVS. . : are yhose meals consist principally 12th and Locust Streets, St. Louis, Missouri wholesale bouse. Cut out this coupon and present t te your geaier tocar ad oo ooklalign PF oll , vent ’ OS OE SPL NE ARE. ORB ie You must sa\ Pa call RIES OO ch a in lllnaaa E tal LA LL LLG LAL LE LL LL LLL LLL LAL DLL LLL OLA LL RE NE aR I tS WARNING! Unless Aspirin prescribed you say “Bayer” when you buy, you may not get genuine by physicians over 21 years and proved safe by millions for prope 12 tablets cost few cents—Druggists also sell bottles of 24 and 100. Acpirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of cack of Salicylicacid

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ee a Eh eS RR eae oe — ras =) ee ih ai aie a + me » Fe Ee ET ER My ra ersten ese w oe ae f iss tore SUNDAY, a JANUARY 29," t99g + 5” ~~ ss + | road ‘announces | ae | AKI AN TR | LY | : the appointment of Mr. Dreves is a man who has had UTER | {Hi : DLET MANAGER L.. M. Dreves as manager of the |long years of experienc® in the au- | li |o D DIS IB _ —F W. Coats, sales manager for | en es roles retail store lo-|tomobile business in Chicago, Min- | . | | OBTAINS MORE SPACE | Seist Motor Co. of. St. Louis, | *0 Forest Park boulevard, | neapolis, Memphis and other points | | The large twe-story building at Succeeding Mr. H. WwW Spalding, who,and m | : . | | and Natural Bridec . ; . Spal " comes to the Chevrolet Motor 122051 th galllatie neriy occupied | | , boulevard ge has resigned. Co. with the highest credentials. F - a ‘hae eee pie Ore | ‘ e Use ar Department of tre) sars Ago | $4 Pra . — . | Southwest Nash Major Co., has been Ow ! 4 leased by the Mississippi Valley Mo- ; : ,tor Co., local distributers for the -_—_— ee — ed CeCPD Tuc. Tn CITY Circulation, the Daily POST-DISPATCH EXCEEDS the Globe-Democrat by approximately 50,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. _— _—— peenetine 2 > + ee ee ee . | Approximately 100 Makes of | Oakland cars. | With the addition of the new) | building, which has approximately Cars to Be on Display in Electric Light nce electric service ver 100,000—103,000 lectric service in the me and money. | continues,we customers in 1932. we do expect to be y every home in the the next ten years us if 1932 sees over bn our books. This quit making predic- outrun our estimates. o-thirds of the Electric’s 7% pre. in September, have ct men and women. for cash, $101 on a yields the buyer 7° the day the first pay. a year cash in- i quarterly, and the § can always get $100 bur Securities Depart. host attractive income arket. ICES Union Electric Bidg. th Side Office. ‘(3151 Ss ifices—PFestus, F. ; wil: Perryville, Frank Rinehart: Pacific, T. F. hanf: St. Charles, W. Alstatt; Wellston, Louis rt Wherry: Webster are Avs.; Valley Park. promptly by registered ur address, and we wil] Sman with full detatis. il & POWER CO. St. Louis, Missouri : ax = * pay, ee it . Ge. rte a miy St. Louis evening Press news service. gear and. pinion in the rear axle of the New Series of the good Maxwell are made with a care and precision, and of materials, ordinarily found in cars of a much higher price rating. So carefully are the various parts fitted to each other that continued quiet is made certain. Such details of better manufacture assure the owner of the good Maxwell lasting satisfaction in his car. Touring Car, $885 Roadster, $885 Sedan, $1485 Coupe, $1365 F. O. B. Detroit, revenue tax to be added ; Ward-Battle Motor Co. Distributors, 3016-18 Locust St. 4 °The Good IMAXWEL % one 8: Eee PAIGE Ge Most Beautifil Cor in (erica How We Sell Used Cars When you buy a used car from us you purchase it on the same basis as a new car fresh from the factory. The same mer- chandising policy govérns either trans- action. Whether the car be new or one that has been used, the purchase price represents the same proportionate values. One dollar buys as much motoring value in one case as in the other. This is the only sound basis on which usedcarscan be bought and sold. Further- more, as in the case of our new cars, Our interest in your purchase continues after the sale is made because we recognize that in the long run business success 18 built on the Good Will of satisfied customers. The extraordinarily low prices at which used cars can now be bought is common knowledge. It only remains for the pur- chaser to make his selection from cars of | reputable make handled by dealers who tell the truth about a car’s condition and guarantee our used cars to be exactly i vesinted or money refunded % Newell Motor Car Co. Locust at Jefferson . | Chevrolet Building. | It is estimated. that there will be 75 exhibits of passenger cars and }trucks displaying about 100 makes of cars at the Fifteenth Annual Au- tomobile Show to be held under the auspices of the St. Louis Automobile |Dealers’ Association in the large | Chevrolet Motor Co. building, Union jand Natural Bridge road, Feb. 18 to | 25, inclusive. | Applications for space has been |made by all of St. Louis’ distributers and in addition applications have been received for space for the new Durant car, the Rolis Royce, the Fox and the Gray cars, and it is expected that the Rickenbecker and Duesen- | berg lines will be represented, as the |\Show Manager, Robert E. Lee, is inow in correspondence with their | producers. | The Accessory Division has this | year been placed directly under the! ‘auspices of the Moter Accessory | 'Trade Association and its president, | .G. G. Giese, will represent that or- | ‘ganization on the Show Geanniitee«: | In the accessory department the} oem will be widened to 10 feet and | ;access to the department will be | lagreeably changed. | Roads to Reduce Rates for Show. | Negotiations are now about com- | \pleted with all the railroads leading | ‘into St. Louis to grant a rate of one |: and one-half fares for the round | | trip from any point in the territory } around St. Louis for 300 miles, to ithe St. Louwis Auto Show. This will | be the first instance when such re-| duced rates have been granted te the | Auto Show. This will insure the at- | tendance of great numbers of deal- | ers from the territory and of their} | customers. To give life to the show four string | /orchestras under the general leader- | ‘ship of Director Walter Weber will |be placed at advantageous points over the immense structure. The decorations will be handled | iby J. H. Gennison, who has contract- | |ed to install vast quantities of bril- | | iantly colored leaves and Southern | | smilax, to be relieved and embell- | ‘ished by window drapes, post encir- |! 'clements and wall drapes which will |transform the grim hard-walled | ‘manufacturing plant into a bower | of beauty and a fitting setting for | ‘the very wonderful motor cars| |which are features of the 1922 car, | production. | | The entrance to the Auto Show | |will be at Natural Bridge and Arling- ton avenues The show will open |Saturday, Feb. 18, at noon, and will |be open, except Sunday, until the following Saturday night, Feb. 25, i111 a. m. to 11 p. m. each day. | The Show Committee designat- ed by the Automobile Manufacturers and Dealers’ Association has for its ‘chairman Col. Phil. H. Brockman, Police Commissioner and head of the De Luxe Automobile Co. The other members are J. J. McGregor, Cadil- lac Automobile Co.; H. Claude Merry of the Wilson Motor Car Co., C. A. Cole of F. C. Meyer & Bro., and G. G. Giese of the Alastic Tire}; Cushion Co., and R. C. Frampton of the Hudson-Frampton Motor Car Co., ex-officio as president of the Automobile Dealers’ Association. | * ‘LINCOLN: ACTIVITIES TO INCREASE AFTER SALE Increased activities, states I. G. | MoNiece of the McNiece-Hill Motor | Co. may be expeefed at the Lincoln factories in Detroit immediately after | Feb. 4, the date which the court has set to consummate plans for the ‘transfer of the plants. - By placing | ‘orders for materials to be delivered | perhaps after its supervision as re- | | eeiver shal) have ceased, the Detroit | Trust Co. has made it possible for | 'the new organization to get under | ‘way without serious delay. | 9 date, no bids are known to be} 'in prospect besides the $8,000,000 of- | | fer of the Ford interests, made in as- sociation with the Lelands, who , founded the Lincoln company, and | i who, in the event this bid is accept- | | ed, will continue in the active man- | ‘agement of the new organization. | It will doubtless prove a source of |much gratification to motordom at | large that in such circumstances | ‘there are no material changes con- 'templated in Lincoln policies as far | las concerns motor-car purchasers. | 'DORRIS SPORT MODEL | MAKES DEBUT AT SHOW A new 1922 Dorris 6-80 four-pas- | 'senger sport model was shipped this 'past week by the Dorris Motor Car | Co. to Chicago for the National Auto- |'mobife Show, which opened y-ester- | day. 2 The sport model, which is the la- | i test model to be added to the Dorris | ‘line. is built on the stamdard 6-30 le hassis. of 132-inch wheelbase, with | | the Dorris six-cylinder valve-in-headc | | engine. unit power plant, multiple | | dise clutch, and is equipped with the | Dorris distillator. | | IN CLOSED CAR. | ‘FRANKLIN a | SALES SET RECORD | For the first time in the history of | the Franklin Automobile Co., dur- ‘Ing the year 1921 sales of closed cars lexceedeg the sales of open cars. Fif- ty-two per cent of Franklin business last vear was in closed cars. So far las is known, this ie the first time that a record of this kind has been igemern de in the industry. — ‘ KELLERMAN PROMOTED BY WARD-BATILE CO. Arthur Kellerman, well known in the automobile circles in St. Louis, has been appointed retail sales man- ‘ager for the Ward-Battle Moter Co.. | ; | Maxwell-Chalmers distributera,.. ac- | | cording to S&S. B. Ward, president ad the company. ‘ ' 15,000 square feet of floor space, the company now occupy three different | prer.ises along Locust street. The offices, showrooms and main service Station being located at 3137-39 Lo- | cust street, while the Used Car De- | partrment occunies the building at 2818 Locust street. | According to E. Hatfield. president | of the company, with the addition of ' the new premisee it will be possible - to enlarge the company’s seryice and parts department and display the! complete iine of Oakland cars to a! better advantage. | UR truck-tire press is powerful enough to apply or remove a tire quickly. All the machines and men necessary to give you prompt tire changes. Our job is to keep your truck moving. We give you the right tire. We red the ; time of tire change. : More, we give you a tire that is resilient. It stops road jolts before they dam- age the gears and bearings of your trucks. Firestone Tires and our serv- ice will make your trucks last longer. aeanaseee Tiliiliitiiiit Rayfield and Schebler Carburetors [| SERVICE and SALES Brockmann Auto Service ‘Co. Bomont 717. 2309 Washington Ave. mse ma tem cCormick Trade- Kant Skid Mark Chains 3 —Ask Your Deal@r— Smooth Surface Against Tire. Saves Your Tires. Greater Traction—Wear Longer. Kant Skid. Dealers Write fer Discounts. Country Agents Wanted. American Steel Products Co. £10 N. Main St. St. Louis, Mo. BRAUN-DOYLE-AMMAN TIRE CO. TRUCK TIRE SERVICE STATIONS , HODIAMONT GARAGE COMMERCIAL GARAGE 1258-60-62 Hodiamont Av. 1317-19-21 North 9th Street eee i ee ee ee ee —when your Ford dies in Ozark, or any other town in Missouri—St. Louis, for example—the FORD OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION OF MISSOURI will be prepared to give the most efficient service possible. Chartered by the State, the FORD OWNERS’ ASSOCLA- TION OF MISSOURI has for its serious and important pur- pose the combining of the FORD OWNERS of MISSOURI into a large, influential organization for their own protec- tion, mutual benefit and helpful service. Giving service to FORD OWNERS exclusively enables the FORD OWNERS’ ASSOCIATION OF MISSOURI to give in. addition to towing, gther features of inestimable value that will convince you that a membership is really worth St. Louis Office, while. 2701A Washington Av. Phone or write. Yeur request for information will be cheer- Bomont 1803 "fully answered. Ford Owners’ Association of Missouri Kansas City Jefferson City - =I THTETPRELETTITTT iiiiitiiiiieias SUTIN TMH Hi HH Wt TE —— é — ; Hupmobile _nyqy S The Hupmobile today, at its new Mies | / - Motor Sales Co. 3929-3931 LACLEDE AV. reduced price of $1250, is a better car, and: a better value, The Circus Showgrounds AUTHORIZED than it was at the same price’ dson and Essex : four years ago. DEALERS XxX TRACE MARK : * Eliminates Use of Hood Covers The Winterfront is a very ain extremely effective device for 1 ically controlling the motor | By keeping out ali co! ummer | tion the use of over-rich mixture that Glis case with raw gas ( eceqeae) ae cylinders with “> ha " t t. Boon than aad — ¥ . HAMUAUAONURNGNQUUULDUOANNNEQQQDUOOUONANGGUUOUUUUOGGGUOUUUCTTOCOOOOCOGOOOOOTOUAOENGEEOAAOOUUUNUAOGEOOGAOUOUUGUOAAGAAOA Reduced Prices: F.OB.Detroit F.0.B.8t.Louis $1250 $1355 $1250 $1355 $1835 $1965 $1935 Touring Roadster Coupe Sedan o. OR AN OO LI ECT Tey CRE TA, $2070 me Weber Implement & Auto Co. 19th and Locust Streets ASSOCIATE DEALERS: Schmidt & Mead Auto and Tractor Co, Edwardsville, Alton and Collinsville, D1. Come to see us, can’t you? Thanks, very much. Diesing Motor Sales Co. : eo G le, Sahlender Garage dlach & Lacroix Auto Co. Bellevil — Columbia and Dupo, Tm, ‘ Belleville, TM. Bertrand Motor Car Co. 4130 Olive St. City University Garage 6131 Delmer Av. City $1250 The POST-DISPATCH is the only Sti Louis evening pewspsper giving Associated Press news service, Rex Motor Car Co, © Lecust St. esa city OW EE wo

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In CITY Circulation, the Daily POST- DISPATCH EX! EXCEEDS ee ee Noise When They Sing.” Bpecia! to the Post- Dispatch. NEW YORK. Jan. 28.—Mary Gar- den. director of the Chicago Opera Cg, which is playing a farewell en- gagement of five weeks here, was the rc CeO by approximately 90,000, the Star by 60,000 and the Times by 100,000. — + —————_—_—— = poe od Agents Reat Li«ts Avartmerts (‘fer Kent; Apartments Fer “ale Bailders (olums Bocce... ( ottares Rer: Bans.. (ottaces (Sailr) eiestioned on her arrival concerning | an interview in which Lucien Mura- ea tere was alleged to have compared her to a “floating frog.” The French tener recently resigned from the ===: Choice of the ow as a director, Miss Garden Was a gay very fine singer. ; “A floating frog!” exclaimed Miss | Garden. “Not me! TI sink or go to the top: 1 never float. Let me see. Frogs are not very pretty, and they wcake a Gamn “noise when they ite.” She wus told that the apparent purpose of the zoological figure of speech was to convey the impression that as director, she barely had her head above water. “That isn’t true. either.” Reading the purported further, she ejaculated: “Dear me! It says here that ? is INCLUDED ratore detests publicity. Isn't it a . a an THIS G Asked whether Muratore would | IN REAT EVENT ~~ sing at the opening performance of “Samson et Dalila” at the Manhat- tan. Miss Garden said: “I don't know. Lord help me from bossing : . F 3 | a tenor'’” Muratore san Ss OR ° ; ? ' C Miss Garden said the doors would , _ be wide open for Geraidine Farrar im case the latter wished to join the (hicago Opera (Co “I am a great admirer of Miss arrar.” declared Miss Garden “If she wants to startle us in Chicago with ‘Zaza’ she may come, you bet. There would be no conflict in roies She may have ‘Thais’ if she wants it.” Thais is Mise Garden's own favor- Cee ES —— ST SPRING OUTLOOK N REAL ESTA CALLED BRit LS Renewed Demand for Business Sites as as Dwellings and fr ment Properties. D TIME TO BUY 10ME, SAYS REAL] it ateke. Kneis desperake ¥ hg iad aad ae . sap : : 4 ay Pa ae ae le wrwbels Dal Pty tyson. ie — Bin tt _" oe P ‘ ye she said. | interview Mu- + i teshagd Sv ape ape eh PR ade ep aky Bieta ddea 2 ret ee . A i Oe i. " Lat | | ' Bhan ETS Me ay OL A Prices Now Stabilized Rising Market Is —Scearcity Noted in R and Jobbing Centers. oy eee ns during the ee ma, - Pee! 4 t ¢ Read the Offerings—Note the Values ‘ — = eet ex: iL = REMEMBER. you can rely on every word in Ma nouncements. The discounts are genuine—the descrip An Unparalleled Bargain Event + Spee cannot appreciate the scope amd magnitude of tits sale unt ou visit May-Stern’s afd see the values for yourself. Every- dines in the entire house (except Quick Meal Ranges and Columbia truthful—every item will be found here at the orice ite amd most popular rele. Grafonolas) is included at 25% to 40% discount from former low this fair and square way of doing business that has =i ws Form Legio: oe Saee oe creat. Stern the confidence of the people of this city. a ng Former price tickets, in plain figures, on all articles. You deduct =e discount at time . purchase. Lowest discount 25%. Many articles 35% to 40% olf He 9x12-Ft. | High-Grade Player-Pianos : Room Rugs 25% to 40% Off DR. we 0. COFFEE 25% Off ALL oftthess Player-Pianos Bier. 3535 ne tre whose 7] charter members are al! are absolutely new—and are offered with our fullest Wonderfully Successfui nat imitation bi bbc h ai _Brussels Rugs guarantee. Terms to suit With Many Cases of Deaf- : ther “yc OY —- - © Bens | || eels e82ne ness, Head Noises and + emee AA Be fet) ihe 6—25% off..S18.00 Sie =a 4 site e ' DERE AEA IE DRO dabaast sales of district professicn a) of Kitchen Cabinets leich.- i@ ic] and Liowing ens . vaca — flour ins $13.90 | Div an-Bed Sets : Lee *Wo ’ ~ Ralvh Bookec: ana F. W. Wiet- ADVERTISEMENT $i4 decorated nipple Lam ps—eq light Qe : this sale at...... 9 arrving | = sund wi irgeiy ad ; Tr2e a $3.95 . Simmons Sanitary Couches Made of metal tareugho with drop sides— $8.50 value _. $5.90 Linoleums Off Vur eutire stock ef printed and inlzid Linoleuam—:wo t 25°, yards and four yards wide— .. all ge 3 In this sa! 2 at 25° - r . eee 5Q—25 : at? discouat of . : 80 tan off > ® . a : - rw ‘pS %;, (Fs) rr ; Semee eee: brs YU UV - y V ; Sa4ie art ny Weight 5 Ibs. to the B a reguiar $450 while they last OE atin 9 nani sh Ra yen — 72 ee eenditien and “mat 6 tie syeterm as we. Davenport Tables Children’s Cribs eae At 25°. Off $1050 ay : ? 826.25 S| Bo: y+ ae ee ee meated without He hes treated over 20.000 =. He bas so much ceatdence tn i treatment that he offers to examine | (reat a@yY Dew cases that he thinks One time free during Feb- | ow how the treatment ecia, tbat” Ride ——" tried anything like | * nothing J R. $30.08 Were | Were $40.80—25 Were $44.90—25 Were $5%.00—- | Were Were $6498. 99.—2: , re Were Were $80.00—25% off . se Werte Were $1998. o—2Z Were $120.00—25* Aa Off $21.58 ne cn BE 8B I tap en a wt Tas BP 5” a caapigg ee 4 $21.00 re 36000-2536 off a Exactly Like Cat! Plays All Records! * HIS Phonograph is beautiful in design—marveicus Charter Oak Com Music Roll Cabinets qr im tone—pilays all records—has the latest improve- bination Ranges At 25" Off your records. ments and ample space in cabinet for ai! Off . Offered with our fullest guarantee. cd - Grace Equal in appearance and tone to 2) any $100.ce imstrument—in this * ti Heating Stoves At 25% Off ceug >. wee wee oa “> ‘see for ian peste o.¢. Was completely | ee has hag SS veare ox- | » lm the author of severe) books on the treatment of deaf- naeimea, Catarrh and ere ) —@argical methed: i > : | Tables Brass Beds ee on At 25% Off Tables” with triplicate mir- $25 us .... ee —— m a a. Y oe — . : ’ - ? ac * -* _ : on $0—25" we | Were 25% off..... 900 | ir pric tse 4.5% : : e -- mis. § tg ana iat . > “ ; Paph: - ~- tS t , ut, - signs-—$I? value i Were $30.90. ~ , 4, a =e > ‘ Pes re — ; : : . * (Se¢ #4 -@ Tra! >? Ct —special at ; 3B | [i oe - ‘ ¢ i - Were $76. —_ o= , oft : : a | it a ’ a ; oft. . Were $49.00— 25% off ee ; Year in reait’ = -' ; a es : : W ere $44. j0-— + rt . ; : / - , o: isiness in? rests . a - .90—25 « Pid Were $60.00—25-, off | | ; ; | Be ted States are feces - All-Metal Beas | ~ cee f.....gzn.e0l Were $80.00—25% oft = rere $24.75—2 mone | a ec Mates are wed _ 4 “3 vt 7 ee tae : ». 5& ; 2 . = : : > . , : ‘ iw “* 7 - , , F ‘ $204.60 | Were 7: - nf sale at $47.5s0—on terms to suit ene... ye : —no interest— | no extras. wntown ner $205. 00—2i $245.00—235 4 : ing) are wvoertec™ eperatio: 19 — Ce $62.50—25 = White ename! or Vernis | Martin god finish—?-ineb TOR TMi Bucws Vvalue—aspe ciai at "$6.45 | Kitchen Chairs _ Entire Stock of Bedroom Suites Discount = > a i l—— « , 3 POStS - Fe A ORR AY I ‘ 5 ay & Aé 25° 4-Piece Bedroom Sets—we 4Piece Bedrooom Sets—w#ers 5-Piece Bedroom Sets—-were $02 Specia! let of bow-back 4-Piece Bedroom Sets—were $209. 20—255, Kitehben Chairs — regular 4-Piece Bedroom Sets—were $300.00—26% $2.00 value—iz $] > 4Piece Bedroom Sets—were $400.00—25% 4 = wn this sale at * | $28 Chifforobes—$15.98) "Sena"? = one _ Special at 90-Lb. Mattress — an cer of so + . ‘a ;' Divan-Bed Sete—were Drvan-Bed Sets—were Divan-Bed Sets—were Divan-Bed Sets—were Divan-Bed Sets—were 3-Piece Divan-Bed Sets—were $160.00—25;, Se OE AAT EN LER ARORA READ PN fe A: PR Oe MDL é HERE is an offeriftg that you cannot afford to miss: These Brass Beds are exactly as illustrated—beau- Seen aes Ne ee. ees a' meer pire hase at yield spiendid # ; i i Buying Trustees and beards of have bought vacant 'Me eity as sites far he 8. schools and other it i ass are eaSy-runnng Car- . pet Sweepers that will set atl the dirt. Have mah finish bases, good b — brushes and patented bumpers. They are wonderfui values at this special price of enly S.s8. —————————————————— en! bound—regular $14.9¢ — Be 8 ae En i eee oa aa

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SES, HOMES, REAL ESTATE, FARM LANDS, FINANCIAL| IN DE xX to Section - aga ' For Employment, Ieoms, Leosht Our Motto: . er Employment. Reems, Leebt Agents’ Rent Lists. Business ina aoe section plies tpdesan deyanmmeameamns PRODUCTIVE PUBLICITY, PROGRESS. PROFITS! [IN IND E Xx to Section “A”’— See Section Seouten, aaalien Autos, Masical Apartments (For Rent). Busin + Fast Side Propertr..... 3 Flats for Kent . ae | For Sale tments (For Sale) ee (F. S.. Wd.) Exchange ‘Real Estate). : Fiats Wanted ee ee Sale)... omg Prop. (For Rent) ; Farms. Farm Land Wiets. Ete ~ eet bieats D TIME TO BUY 10ME, SAYS REALTOR 4% Prices Now Stabilized and ;* .. * eee ae sa ee eas Boece cnt Bagpuss ae ieehnok ; a : psn ta eS . Huse, the former cotta and Hy-tex brick i el ‘st corner of Cnhanni wahbonsetes | Mildred Ww 4 alae : ive id Beaumont streets ™ ‘ ed hr : wil oh as] Vi LO t stree? ‘9 ace : prt = city. By Berry Moore. . saan Tas represent s 35% t 40 Weather conditions during the past 70 0 re 0 : reek were adverse to sales of prop- > ‘ . Aen Oe ee ere Ye a+oe la‘ € pO s OHN W. GOODWIN of the law a large reception hall, and is To Have Large Floor Space. s oe -water ; 5 Al ragaliti csi . ardt C Congoleum Rugs rm rest_and for the building e . a¥ ae . : ™ ae ‘ . — ; 9x] 2- ft. Gold S , Th i a af ia=€i Ss. S00 000 , Seal Congo- feet leum Rugs—newest designs | | Th ica: aati tg | > SE PR ne ac TERE, een tt ee - setae | : ” | tn oy ol beara mpi dence at 4456 Lindell boulevard. The The location is within a half block and colors— | 4 q Cj llings, fiats and apartments. Ts ee? “g ' : en ;. ean Mme €i Ns ; a ! as il 4 iT] Has Several Locations. ian s | ‘a , s ' - n “ Tr na o “i . wa! i transaction wi: ffecte , the €C. of the New Cathedral! $19 value sere 5 d ; 4 ch 1} d : ‘ i | i a i ‘ 4 - ‘ . ? i L ; = i j r ? i } } | T* ) j si ‘ . : ai 5 : ,j ‘ ; ; : : . Mi Donald . * t: . tw 4 The (;oodwin acquired the house for ouse has nine rooms, exclusive of a home. firm of Jourdan. Rassieur & Pierce ©4U'Ppped with a modern hot ' . Se —— heating plant. The lot is 70x21. as oOugznt the rock-iron resi- c Pos on ionTis Ei e promise (i for ssh 1 i y . iO? ; : 127 34) 7 » 2Vl bufidings né xt 4 et t . ,iiil it} Tne ai , A le i ilding Wiii be lilding opera- P 1. —_ : . : } - cae anes , —" : . ’ st re a" . a ti ar I 1} 1 I s ] VA re e . , —_—_— ss. , —— asxea iq bi ulldi a MV eiseis-(,eri ‘Oinpany worked 1n j F pressure heating BEVSTEN] in LY], With »] imnz Spat r about Ss Ad ASIN 41! , ‘ owse ; ' . _ ‘ = , ~ Sa , TableLamps 9 gy“! ereription have been marked | ————— Tite morver when sh® somes ST, LOUIS BUILDING AND LOAN POLICEMEN SAVE ON COST OF 4 dcerated gent Mable pfu uta visce'vers- JOWN S, BLAKE COMPANY SELLS SHOE LAST CO. BUYS BUILDING 228 2. REARDON Retitls ccy wna uigeawastdiettetioue ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED UNIFORM BY NEW CONTRAC: light ocketo—in @ Qe | ff ne selcre Zor axes, seven. ana ELEVEN FLATS AND RESIDENCES THREE SALES IN LAST WEEK this sale at . » carrying charges The supp! : ‘hen Wieneke arrived at The St..Louis Building and Loan | Outfit That Cost $26.60 Last )pcar *“eeeer#e € s | : ryeyvi ‘— | Ie ‘ LU] ) iv . . . 4 " : ‘* . fvacant ground within the city lim- John S. Blake ) Realt: ¢ , a ytd nestnut: & in Mibeieciek>” —_ ; eek Association was incorporated last Will Be $21.10 This Season. | . om as been largely absorbed es] 0. has sold an apartment sabe ye eal es heer | ne ) week, with $1,000,000 : By a system of procuring competi- : jicae it n sare s g c ™ D> i ZT - e : ‘ : =? ‘ a ‘ | ie ‘ ; \ iJ @ ~ . ao 1 ’ 2 e ; } > ’ s ~ ~~. t] « ’ ? my ‘ ir ’ 2 . P ‘ wie Pe Rid oe”! ee don ortneas >= 2 Vl and nake joans on = - , a. o vee —— “-— ille Lit ij ie Good size—with drawer—] § @ '¢su! Sd in Hillerest, Ames| ear. It was sold for Mrs. Eliza} Qhio Manutacturers, Through Oreon E. & R. G. Garfeia avenues, consisting of four P ness.” Wishhiee anewered-tiaeis ant @ eae , members of the Police Department special in this $2 A35 P ; ary Lerré rit in = y+ ink eo ) j 4 inie ‘ umson . : stores and 7 « ahovre. or Joseph sy Sat we ae ea sal Pen ga 4 ‘asad bein 2 Al | — 4 , ” | Ss POE SE NA a sale Ot ....24-. ° . er i Rett have been nee. To sare oem antid f *1) ene Scott Realty LA. Will Establish Branch at Bucher, to Sar ar Nn a. way, ‘ — - an settle et. Ta ’ ; ae thar sip ae 2 over last year on ints antl ‘ — P a ees is Tontv atreet was sold fi : , , ; anager harvest iS regarded as the Residence. 4021 rv ark boule- John Ail nanager, ’ to. bir ae - . é and a three-story residence t Sst : a . % a . SP YT e ee inal : neve resumption of Reo wooed avenue was 0 r Mrs 25th and Mullanphy Streets. vard, for McCann-Dowling Realty sald ner 1% gree Agee Ry os he Uulity Saving ing. the time he = . . _ gut e . — . a .¢ ” oe . = . os — : 41 ‘ (2 . se 1.) : ' th : r) , ‘ } : i¢ ‘ nn as " : ore , Nick ] id I nstrucuon as s00n as the conditions Maude Moe to M. C. Murnane Co., rT. McGovert n ae a “i rhe Craddock Co., in the Arende CKeCIOI op improve “Soke ntiomet ' : ——~ + -____ — wet ut 2608 Be St a lephone and cal » State's -'was attorne he Union Electric. _ 3 | ior) 7 i id > 7 « . T : uC! of the Crystal Mirror . mee ney EN ¥ wis 1 -he alk into an adjoining > Was nianager for four vears I uilding, got the contract ter unt- . Kitchen ables 7 : Inv estment Activity Increase, = j x t Wwo-story six-room awei lit — , a al . for T me © KF Ken > ae A rr. a YT) s] 7? o . . ‘ : . 4 ‘« ; -* naZzg ’ 4 ‘ ; : : artes , °7 o17 * a aiaanianill 347 ‘ in \ uica as of Ports- at Inson it ’ rhe com JA 4 ' nr? 1m. Savi! 1) £13k the Farm and Home Building and tcrms on its iowest bid. The tnate- : re ival )*« reported in invest- , 7. } a is S. hoo} etree 5 r? : West Dodier street — NE ta 200 : “h — - —— ster : eines : — ‘ 3 Phis year tie same ouulit W 0. Feather Pillows ts t 41: 7 7+ bh Broa iwav ra cupied XN . h Jetiora on — ae 4.4 7 srfreers formeri, occupied DY the ] - 7 r. TY ete a ‘oe at aT, ‘ . » | } 7 { | ij f } i 3 VM heel (‘¢ : i. > “inl fein. aed retary Soy 10. The saving is listed oe e? 2 j A“ «@ A ATI di ui L- Pf i Pt {)j I «/ i A "Jaa ee" J aha id : ‘ 2 : ; é ‘ ; . = “ % : ~~ ny . « } } a! > ry ae c } , pan i 7 a : . — Pa _ — “ —_ . ’ th Q f LI ? re Y . } ibs : AP sas and treasurer of > el ouis Frog oa; blouses t each patrolman, of Dn ialty store for wom- $2490. were sold for G ib stoon-Hopkins yo. ae Sees © | “ gg 6? : ath ee anes OPT reports having doorway, and killes 1 womal! . ; Myer _ Weight 5S lbs. to the pair, 4 en. obviously in anticipation of a ‘®@ Theresa Vogt which recently was a¢ quired by the equipped for the manuze | 4 Sno ld a lerrn five and six room sin- ys * ehildres un her |: nd Swit: n ' ake in ee bps» whom there are 1400; $3.08 *o wach a reguiar $4.50 value— jg stronger position for Broadway with et ; Rurroughs Adding Machine Co. The ‘4s8ts on a iarg es Mt 1832 J o flat at 3424 Minnesota avenue! mother’s last = Mildren vice Aeiggrsesggce o ‘tas tyre ? bet “ Sergeant, of whom there are 190 while they —— A5 ' the competition of the Federal Re- SALE OF APARTMENTS ON price paid was not made public. . | # ‘ ahha : ie - — - ey AO Lisid Voertmann to Lydia ’ fied : é; —— 7 " o eee Pgs be $5.25 to each iteutenant, per pair. ps Scae mi 4 serve Bank Building at Broadway The transaction was arrange q wl v , aie ‘I | Gil laade z i louise , Ehrier: also Th defer | had a | on 7 , — = if peer i “es a ~ Fosse - and Major and the Chief, Inc., has acquired the northwest cor- ilkasiiithees tate C John 5B. Krieger 7 ee aan pten' M. Smith tate to Andrew Oblanskii “* *. .¢. .us Fi mete aie rnomete — “ss . ) ree a bes aid pt rrembers of the department paid an ; ner of Olive and Beaumont streets The Dyas-Shelp Realty Co an- punted Kme pe sie ior! +4 oe carggh ss le oe ae iso a ¢ mH n the west side; . pamm ere apparentiy abou o mag il ‘oe en \ | e ani dent ” ae iii ay — Rag Rugs : ) af A was owned by the Landis Machin will be 3 jperation ithin th 1ex Pe ee ye orth of Keokuk get ; . nan, Vi I , The caps and hats for Hhe men are 4 . - as asite for a building for an auto-' nounces the sale of 5323 Pershing , rang avenu : -US,! atta Loh SES Tenet (* - mobile firm. The leni cee Mrs. Minnie Housam ’ ays, and will } : f : ‘is te 4. Vincent a Us sh — , a carried in separate accqunts, ‘the > += 4 Phi ad Ad hhde ‘ ] *) } sri ?} 7 | j : 1sam P [ > J : sa Aid Bis - - Attractive Rugs—size °1z : s W if A ; of Olive aven }e, TO Nv rt : imam, ‘> "1... aT ? is capital Zé q in — : ’ indred 7 rn rhe : . . F + : on k 4 t] > | nt of $200 Hon Croettler Hat (‘o. got t @ conti a : 54 inches—reguiar $200) mm ‘“"®*t is expected to increase values This is a modern three-family apart- 7 fp wir 0 . hate aie 7 ee oe eee GARTON B V BECKMAN : | “ o Ec r we ther Th eh ; th illic t hasa plant at Ports- i] brought her h ff id 1 Us qe Ve was subscribed before incorporation. |this year for the Captains and wien- walee— in thie : ‘Mere. ihis street promises to rank ment building of six rooms and sun ~ Weed wns hay ta ; : 3 seks icy ae 2 AY SALES FORCE ain’ Serge: * © ; 95¢ q with Locust street and Washington lor, each, and brings ir ee ee — Morfit report d.demand for JOIN HOLDOW | pete tenants and Sergeants caps at 9% sale ese vrei0eneeereeeeere* ‘a ; — 5 u : TS = » 23 peennensnnrelaeaanaes mer neers ————— —~ The Dvras-S In D an a . - — S e Jan } , ee itty yet St on ne wh mtg pr shit Lil — = rq ' ) at la. . : , L. Gouedut ‘ ) Hs IP satisiving ces iv! ‘ ve; TWO HOLDUPS BRING SUDDEN Aa . an a! " * + en ‘ 2s ] ? , rt > ¢ TOs ; , ‘ blig Lif¢ aa > 7 . “4 A ip r . , ms T } | r » 7 : i tab! , ‘ ri ~e rm . ag Music Roll Cabinets Le 4 cu as j Pd ii¢ ; ep j To pe! ies ha\ € a ‘ a T) Raper: V ni Ste wart Nou ugh lot m Dat : j : \’ , ’ . 4 5 § | ) ‘ : A | ’ at . : END 10 “CRIMELESS NIGHTS” q a 12 i oni ty Ad hs " S vera . . a - ’ 1 T} / s - . saat 4 rT) ‘orl ' ae > , . ; . ‘ . > : eC le ‘ c ; h i . port Bis hla ad é | partme buildings thi "£5 000 on Kingsbury near Pennsylvania av- jencesr Tab: : ; ' aie Residence at 8409 Franklin ave- e re — . os ¢ tes Handsome Cabinets for | Spring Outlook Rosy. ; eT) e- flat at o 979 Ba rtm er A eT i~ nan va . fter i , i ; T) e for Stedelin Bros ] } iitry {"“g? > ‘ sv: " ~ ‘ J ~ 2 : , ‘ se acta ea recente ‘> { ' for land 3 s region which pre- re iry “ ; ‘ o >a) - . . Ter) a hi eu [ a ’ ai «i . . - . ‘ a i a j id ; nry R. Weisels, . vice-presiden ' ‘hn MeMenamy Realty Co. sold for J. J. Cope; and house at / “near Fichardson and Ww! for $45 OFFICE BUILDING ar ights without a hold : af Weise] Cer) ‘ . ’ + J Oflis avits ‘ cashier réeai estate ‘partmen? : i duces two : | three crops a Vea? nigti a WItnoul a imit Up, came to Pe | weis“sernart, predaicis a rec- a North Grand avenue, has ciosed{§918 Theodosia avenue, sold for G the Mercantile Trust oe iil lHiouse 2402 Frankilr avenue ord year in realty Prory the building situated apps se agg toate wey : ae u ig end last evening when two qi for Stedeli! ) an out-of-town Roc ker ; 1a ' lanagement partn Ris ; , ; ‘ ? en |) tat (‘9 , = tte 3 a “Business in roetec 1] ° t} e i . avenue whi ' 77 }o8e Mm e . i : Ti ; ; } : ifl- rejitt Meu) ,* a ¢@ men carrying revolvers walked inte . eee pee a nt gee Wie oe se9 souse has been placed clhent 701 vUU : 1 | the building a' . me fs United States an focus} their ir h«€6its:6hCc@onver! nN ror a factors ST LOUIS PAPER C0. z , 3 the grocery and meat shop of Henry arge rm Rockers, : tention mn St. Louie” + ae » “item ing f Re-Nn ae ; Washington avenue ‘ne here Sextro, 4500 Lint street, and com- ate rane pane Wt en ‘ adore — e here they are reparation . oom Ba we a ; 7 LEASES 5 STORY BUILDING SAVINGS AND BUILDING BODY BUTTS REALTY CO, SELLS HOUSE lat C ‘or U5e or ee aeanaans BY W, C. WISSMATH REALTY C0, Saini a aie vest two omuibediil stere Im imitavio q Rktoundéd believe there is no other bh Li] ym ! cos room and showroom rop 4 a aah ality Co, 0 raise their hands and stand aguinst Ree GISO0 RRR city which can chow a steadier | S1UATS feet ocr ate, ae te eorge Le Schad «ANNOUNCES NEW DIRECTORS IN MAPLE AVENUE TO LAWYER ior ee en cn neotine Realty | The Will © Winsnath Realty Go. {0 rare Schaberg has ' ‘ that none of you get 7. o ; ' ; aie ? ea = 5 : . _ = . . e see “ j lA ’ ; Va ue eseave cs 0 growth : a iT\ alnues . stabli- —— } Y 7 ; pres) dent 4 ease of he fix e-s\ ory bu il . . ’ ‘ ’ i hea aw , y “ ‘ le: sed i st) : ; ‘ ii i tfa iz ’ fla Ne , h b ” “ : 7 . . Son oe a 7 one . " _— = ‘ | ‘ iC a - ° 7 a ’ ; be rad le : . I a? On op- .* n . far -freasu irer *04-°206-208 7 + . t i { ’ ine oO} 1¢ : . 7 » ’ . j wy ‘ , _s Pa ' Po -_ ry 1907 H7%. ‘ igh eaiad one 7) ' * ro Te , ; : : ; “ Bae beatlat , . oe : . 1415 ashington —— , , —e rly istic ha pred} ti : t ' f non is , ‘ . : , tj - : the nl Lou! j " . iid r) 4 Wé it) . ¢ ij > AU, ili A Ns - a . ov) hr if , ‘ Rea + i a’ ’ , ° ' tor | ; _ ,} a . ‘. snk 1) nrena ’ mings ibe d Wool g : ae . . — ‘ . . aa 2 ‘ : VW hit h el ¢ . lea Vv ‘rh , . » ‘2 “ : . : : OllOWIiNE re le > ° P , - , 4 # 4 ac. , > ‘ \ nue ne io lwfwvy Soe ' oO 3 AW. We re not reugh,.” protested l T an . ronagiste = , rar n _ tockholders as — + : , , antais _ wholesaler and obverse oF mens . one oOo the butchers plaintively, as a , st. R 7. vy “cc i ar wT) ST C0 REPORTS Bet : i 4 bb & . I . \% the sfockno 4 i j ; ] j I ia , i] I : R 24° ° os 7 rid : ) . r) 7 y . 2 Room Rugs 4 U now seeking investment KIRKWOOD TRU “ea enig lime ne pa nt aria 7i00F | James Prendergast, Georg stein- 0 bal ni peaggegilonssengs Magy 8 0: oo a = BROSS we letrict) fs ) . he dropped mis ¢ leaver and elevated >) . jendid S: er . . . } ame iyi j DURING | AST WEEK Spat é j A j , e JUIPP 4 Vl c.ti€é : v r Er Steir perer. 4 rT) nr? | mas Parage } w ec ' he be sat ef ad te his has ds rhe highwaymen then Ox 1°-ft. s1ze, a ep a : , ti. oer — 3 } I | SALES MADE paper DUsSITICSS s or the pas. ~ 0 Years ‘ Daehnert , . > , tuated on a ot 60x v SHOE MERCHANT LEASES we — “ ' cee ; . a : ; am took $85 from the cash register and quality, were . $15.00—f | calls for , i! tm rt: n this building was occupied as a depot **™ . “ . T rrantor was Anna Lee Hin- a pas? ntir . t hy ‘3 } ey wre , ™ . , 7 te. , TOR rryr v7 +} " r} . :. we ® ~ - ‘4 na nay niin : 4 ‘ ial "¢ ’ Tr 7 NH - now 2°56; 4 ast four m h at y one} . Kirkwood Trust Co reports fo! he Medicai Departme: of tl] 7 ¥ pose Reeder ex « ake posses STORE ON LOCUST STREET The period o* peace and order was ff ma ‘ime in the y oO ur busine The follows army Among the concerns in this lener, MC ENE, a *’ the new home about Feb. 1 ri . me ; ; ‘ Aa . : ’ ae 7 . . i / i 73 : ' — as ‘ . 0 eoseesev 04 4 . this ween Aa { i sa n H e inity , Tibbetts-Hew it? O'Connor } ill ee her and ‘ ’ _ Pett Pp ‘ ‘ Cn represented os ) Di vision } , ’ ; ther if errupted 8 Ti hour ater by Lat is bigegs iG) « ar- Grocerv Co r) le | and P Wheeler ; ‘ ” ‘ et) ' Fuldner of Isaac ¥ ‘ : 96% . ‘a iwo rmient Whe entered the grocery of i = . “ lot ) east Argonne Drive to cl Procter-Gamblie &S ; Gus \ R. Mechir hie tary (“ook ad eased the store- er ink D Sy i ; ij. Adolph Btuebel, 1401 Carroll street 7 rity on (tay ; : , — ouiail "— P ; } op. e -_ — - - f ‘he asso( ial ry : . } } et? ; Building Sald br . Me Donald. room a | ' is 5S ree . : ‘ a) cing '~? 185 " *¢) , “ ai . = ' ‘ tit ‘s Ou , ae = * > ‘ wrt and build- o # rt! and toe 9 Har seg ist wert tler parlor A, Wednesday, ceuepeaes os od ~~ . © eee oe Co. the Sterne Appare] ee cae Stedelin Bros. are re-modeling the pension of $50 a month fer the fam- nage Aeaew of niversity e , University , =F . ? snd Wm ield to ti i + five-story ar basement uUllGging @. . , a nd factories for jobbers are forms at attractive site or . eit 2 B. é , . 1 mete Powéer Co = ¢ . des atnasind Tete te & houses and selling them on easy terirns ily. a ufac turers. si, . : ‘ho oa th! aa >. > . te DP eng ik rm eV oi: } ani ‘iA nd. \\ hite nT Tre Aiaté ss 509 W ashing' Be) . . t's home t iy ers a 14. alithough deed Her . r Was fatally shot recently on Price, will yield splendid results. spate —— ct menus onoietons colegedaneel the principal speaker. who will make it his future home. new corporation which recently pur- was delivered only last week, he bas : stock of the irwis Gar- ' the street by a marauder. The city ' , } nd deman d ha , ‘ Trustees Buying Propertics. Supp'y 4 of pictures will be en- — ee chased the re-soid two houses = al . awe . stion Rentals of A selection . ‘he comps tains a will pay his widow sion if she Trustees ees ae . the rental ques , 4 2 ‘Idi I ment Co. The company maintains m = iil pay h a pension and boards of directors ("1 Aire , _ 7; hes - @ deecrintix -cture Street Buildin eased. . , , , een ' “4 d flats have decreased hanced by a dcescriptive ie mis Olive & me office in New York. I remains unmarried until the young- nts ana rchas ng have h } : € rime — Ought vacant property ail over apar' oi . © atn. . } ileyv iret Visit to 8 uis Orto Schmidt, jeweier ani roker , > 6 . ‘tin: Oe oon _— High School Auditorium. . commensurate Wi » the cost of main MAKE TEN A WEEK will be Ril . | | eens the Ceres ai” bandie an extensive line of wom a a i Bonar ap onantsers est child is 16 years old. The chil- the city . — . : —s . . . " wy as sites for hospitals ehurch- ‘ Be. ~ort rf number of the Rea s- has leased ' na chiidrens wearin ’ " Ow ! | iia \ © nol A la ge . a © sia nas b c : bid . ‘ ° i. ' a “> iia > af <. *” es achoo!s and other nstitutions renance W here tenho Exchange n embers heard 2 Zelb Z Trust three-story buil4- , ‘PANA Til. Jan. 23.— Pana Town dren are « orla, 7 ‘ears oid, and ~ A : i ; At ' Aft x } Phi ; is : it = 4@i : . as sed their rentals vacan- my bat = ) at wt - —— ry at miiiners ? ' 7 “oe nen ‘alte sont : Age result the soning ordinance | fairl; adjust niciacetiie places are|, The y poe an F R : sagpnen B eke mond fo at (hicago in July before ng at 2343 Olive street. ‘+ is the intention of the compan) ship aap Ss - ol Bb Sesto rigors Lworke was veheenn teak. on ne ie t ‘©. 80) uri ee k two *©s @ ' . up ; - today it wm 25 rn 1@ , ; in the area south of Selmar boule- cles a reasonable prices. brick cottages. three bungalows, one National Association of Real Estat He now occupies the adioining t«, make extensive peg me pwd in pe aA ; oe ag é¢ oF eee aA tte tis etetsi eathed iates ona City eur j tS eS: » ON < le - as ro m ier an wae Tavior avenue westward $a‘ Ay 3 opporwane time to pur- | aingie fiat, three double fats and Boards: his subiect at that time "i hufld4ing on the west. which he will ee wee! ye “ nee pena a. Saaaaiedl cng Ping Sp wre enemas alt thet te. ® city Mmits and to Clayton av- /anis } “ , ne “Sell | Amer te finished | , bi . ium, nevi its yn « | ne vacant corner. Selling America to ricang. vaca ®2U8 On the south, excluding Persh- | chase a home. Pa N\A oe 4.7 ae ene event regu lated eee ~— ee ‘he

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_@s- 600 APARTMENTS, DWELLINGS, HOUSES, FLATS Wanted, For Rent and For Sale in these columns today. re Be tet = ATS FOR RENT- CENTRAL | FLATS FOR RENT-SOUTH FLATS FOR RENT FOR LEASE _ sth Se APARTMENTS FOR RENT | APARTMENTS FOR RENT . —-. Mme aia ate teat , —— —FURNISHED || ge RE RRs |__tiie Beth: adults oly Gell today j___ Z NORTH WEST is ee ” - : = : | — orn" ar i ; 33 WG Romp dda sage oe a ghee} ' 14 6 5000 eqvare ‘eet Heat ane and ’ i > sQ uate i Cook & Co. 17356 Arcade Building We Lease and Manage Business Property FLATS AND APT’S “WANTEQ ____MOUSES WANTED SITES SUBURBAN P PROP’TY FOR Rem - ’ . . y : a. ‘TTLIER REAL ® el _atos }— -cCOT4ie® to sult; p ART ENT a rtmenpt. 4398 ( () WoopRow a 4 ARTME NTS The 2 ° 4 Pere usyeS Lit oa} KINGSDbI “RY bl. Dpar.er seen nis g2rage: i just we RE . : hestwut s ELEGANT N EW AP. ART MENT | 126 Delmar ; ti, divizien roorns =¢ ye — ia ee ed a ee ‘ FAST HARLAN COURT “ > 4 — SRANSCOA : pe Vs - \= . 7 7 : ™ ; ’ : i _ ' : : - am i - ay — : . i 7 hs ~ e 2 " _ = ms : : . 3 . ‘ ‘ ’ ’ ’ ' : e's ; ’ en > 2Sre - = .. N ra SW IT - e- ~ . . “oOOoF : : . res vacact, ima is6aW. ‘ 10th and Pr amas eee aster 6006 Ai’. SBIR} eo “ished ~oom ie >. = x. —_ =. Se = sits: Mik : a aati | arenes te PAI | PRIYE ST. GROUND , , th. : he ie fear one —_. sae urs LT | Deimar x — cmemasia | INGS FOR tae leith palpi ad pits sien - ANDERS OHO ; porches. i le pat! le : bw . : SE A : rt : : ‘ Rew ; ae oe . a V4 7 2 . ; _ “" ‘ : “oe P - _ ' ‘ . : ' Te aors uller _ AM OME : a _— . — te B05 - I : 6 er a CLYDE... KBCHAM. 206 Int Lite Bids. | ¢ KEY! _ LOO we ogee ae ag | , : . | | ie ) 5 and 10th ABNSINGTON PL. ioow— 4 VOT r ‘ L > , , ; , . ; : . - — ; = . ; ae . ‘ ' hs ; " , “> 4 ~ heat furni Si) mel Hw @ itr .° ~_ } ;| M M A Pp. \ R T M E N Pp - , ; = = - . : 3 . . ~ bs =. 4 | | ~ « - KINGSBURY, 5660—Geor ae e ~H as aniter - , ; i . ee tin well lighted, . PRANC Is Pr ERK} a Th 1c ° 2 : ef tx : 7 ‘ TT > roorm ef4- : -¥ . : . . ’ ‘ s ar Xs oe i | r 2 . . ‘ . : Lj rt ; . : . : . : oo - = - f rake TNashC Re BI ' } ; , . S14. NW GRE nr 4 Sil int ful i@cation overlook in : s : 7 i ; } reems end siiartium, : ting - Deen . ; ins t : a se : . , oma! : = ah _ mat = and maids reem. will ut im Erst-cs vn ‘ , oenn J ; ' : rth F . . wii. J 4 i—— 52S TI w yor - 5 a ; ; . : LE ‘ J . — y — _ 7 " . " - . . : >> } | 7 7 4 7 ‘ t? ba ~ ; ‘ - - : . . : = — - — ~ — * . ' ‘ L . é . : re . rr * : ra! : ; : : > 6: 7 ‘cama “pi — . ae : , "> . - , - —_ - neers 5 - iii FRANCITS-PERRY-RUTH, 1e* ul = . - . 23 ' Sx R: wee =. KINGSBURY BL... 6805—Ames pi.. eiegart Rap ; oh ) nt | PLATS 2 COLOR! NDIANA. 3211A— 7 be | L240 george — elma: —— ce A +- e1agn artme : ! FOR RED 3 " tit 3 : . . hew epariments, CORLS ERS " 3 . 7 : ~ Ar . ,?ei er TT} . — - : = sas - % . ‘ . “te e —4 “ao T= - . - snemnoees . - . GARAGES STABLES FOR RENT Peat ace? brea kta st “? Mur jh bh ak ¢ , ™M PHERSO. ~ Av " , . —_ . ’ — m . : a 237 COnvVenioNnce , vom efficienc) o m ef = : ~oormr 818 . Premera nee ome a sccnaaide ry — aded, Su rear S671 Vaerma , desired ee Lien , aw 100 %o vias _ ee - a pa Dad oe is naliiciabiiialaa’ . ——— ———— - - : ‘] wo A. G@ BL FE ».. TI stnu ee nell sap: 80 ovo ; pew: ' = “e the a 2k Cex es ‘ , 4 ; : f b % . we - 2 sLliz r- TT egg «loam beat ae im: igert Above a2partimeuts complet?! yr ca ~neted., have M rn ' ana ' ‘ Peek . 4a : : adalat — - — a. + i . ‘_ an, (“rT Gis . - : ‘ U Thad —- 'hrougheut | Tf oO net di a ? ali-tile bath th shower ma’ (reeses, pads pire Sees - ; » * : : n etre >>. : = a se — . _ , —s ? ac ‘ g 34 es av ? cy “ : cane , —_— 170s 140 ener T, of > _ ‘ 4 f ard em 0 ° and gas and ice are Ji eresan ist ¢ on - OREO . ‘ _ — ae — 4 ‘ fs - a > c - : > > - = ™ ce j oe oa i Pee gis - : . a wowmanee "ae — ~ —_ - ; . - ; oF ar 4 , ss : : . : - iM, “ ‘ 7 ° ; = : : : : 22 } . “— ao aa . . ; . } . : a — Db 7) 5 : : = siedliniiiil een a a) to JM ”) sq. f NORTHWEST _ wood f! L543 Singie — lenry Hiemenz Re ’ : McPHERSON. 4832—Second floor. > roms, ~— . . aaa : Sigam heel. very Rogers 2: NIVERSITY AP. ARTMENTS , ‘alt i@s sorr 10a > th = sm . : a DY AS SHEL ; Miu fr Deh et 3703 Washington: 3 rooms, 5-roem _ : KS ~ — —— - -.. o ba! _ . PB nw cs x ; a= os a flat srg . Fusles : i» “te M. rite hs _ x a eiv O-r ~mrT? eDpar* ™ : en Cv. a urn shed. or ; . as “3 ; . ; = ' ys 7 7 . 2 + . . ' od ; oan ws 3 , - st... ‘ y ° : im? °*YP Ss‘ — stem. a fh = . tence ¥ furnished. ‘ ' . fixtures. . 97! ' a a =: :' — = tiene " : . “a Slovr, terms. Phone Mr. Siorm. = ' er > : — = *,. ATS AND APT’S WANTED ERi ’ rn ta — \ songs e trie current | | | EBOTT REALTY CO. ; Bu. LING | __ pis WANTE = Smacnteds’ be | See | womciN. S616—Gaseae leon | rtin-Br R. .* re | . ’ = * o, P ' " , - . . : - 7 » ’ — . _ = ~ s * ~ - | Istt & O.. «if €destuut st —_ , | Sng a das 3 Ps ; a ; nest: at KEN oorms, oy family of .. a] in- eitt ~ . "?i? a . - — % . : - . ” am - - - 7 eae Mari. x $os0— tec ond ‘oar, west side. #12 . _— — P27 ai — . ‘ ‘a4 7 “7 uf “x Toon a Guit=. by i iad $559 oe : : n ™ : . : ; . ; , . 2 : ~ ’ ~~ . . ~> oho : “ , % ‘ —— i . —t ; na. ’ . . a . , : 2 ° - ; a - a: _ ious ' Uc. “ ee Ge 4 ~~ - a “ = _ oorea 7 a . - ] rae . Z. ? - ~ = > ’ . . - . - - . . os a — Sa . — - . ab lve. “3108—a roeme, bath, reeeotion ha! = a), ‘stale [tro en “> few ~.. ~- AG A i LAM! ’ —Thres + . 15 - BNO / “ier at. 3S reor aE am, , a Sm - ad oo : ~ ' nt a , he x ve as cArags iN Ww dou wr 4 dw Sui. ¥ 62 oa as 2: ee a aed ene ne nd 6 ‘low 5 cond fire P W'd—Four rvoms, . UGi "07 _ large. brigh: = — ae , appotnted two-story a a > : ’ bad . . _ é iT . OT ‘ 4 ™ - > . . ed y 7 . . . ° » * ai , en he f = | 4 mn _ a) — : ——— 1 -- = 7 i Bae —s = = ee. fat Oumsiness Duilkding: : 4234. : — aaies - ses Sou mma? —— : feet floor space; good LAV. 42510-——7 rooms, ; Laeor one -- > ‘ - — » . , tile athe tarites wad jan ! Si —BITt 4 \ \ | [ I : : F . . .4 , : a : — : = - e “ent see fanitor ‘ 7 - s _ ae “Tr = : ae one a4 ian ver | red 1. 2Tand 4 “2s aa - . ire Li VB. 4401) —r anyton Av’ “angen, . } ’ . ' ; . eta S > 4 : nage : . . _ . . : PTA ry 3 , mn ue fure Bd "ac rn : . a . “heeft nant = bi reer : - for o« a2 ~ . ; ne eran oe - . ' —_— ee . : oun parior and sieenma por ch. garage 1 % bann- » ewe . : . A ei ty =~ = , , — ° oly ‘ i tives’ ro Tn ‘a - ‘— ' Fant on. Phene Clarten TSW voy i , . ; } . 3 OPT s. ¥ Moa é 2 . = f) : > ‘ 7 ‘ oe - z : : ‘ on one en ew ital ale ~~ — . ° ' . - ; . . | " . " . - “oon * Pe 5 ~~ — a -_ Dae. >| = ++ —— = " a ¥ ERSHING, Sil? —Bleguac §-roem mart. FF RANCTS-} : Ti ‘ , = , , a . - J : . es $f 52 0 — on ment for select tenants. reference - — age " Reeede ; ~~ = ~ Se 2 har a © SB. WATER™M 5 , oo 4 ; | Flat . Ts - Palins ——r FURNISHED HOUSES FOR RENT ‘ W EISEI GERI HART + - , ; ry P all Su : = : inh . ; a _- ; , . i : : . aT é j ae li tenn ~ - ae EIGHTYM awn 2 were Y- . . — . = — a Ee : oe my > a ~ ROTTOREY REALTY «© . 6814 Dem Ca IT -ri ej Apart ments Liaa : =! oa — F- = = ' ost roe nis 3 PeRSHING. 5b28-— A ot Ist t , +. a" tS” anaes . , : . ~ “ . a By +7 ) - r ™ : ——- + =. — oe Si -- - ; * t: e . 3 z . 7 iF 4 ’ . .. “ : ont : oh bas - _—— . —_ beautiful. medern in ) eta ain 55 er on . Satha sce we cami a sien marr. § at, electric. gaa, ep # : tt a rooms Ww - possessian, F nn re ah i. "Pian saat a5 - & > ‘ 2a) rwehit t Mes * ' P " —_— —_enaeeen : asaleiie SS — ; -— — " ; _——_ . a“ od 7° - os ” -- mas — oncess, : sl i wn . 2 Ose . nm ‘ y P rt ~ a st«e beer. » im-e-der beds ——S | _— . mt -.. bn : . , 2 b. IOe frx \M 308 x . Prone Grand S78. > ++ a rr ; ' a = : CC ‘RN E T + ZEEe _ — a ~ “ : rig ; == ms . _ , ‘ — " —— ce — ene . ===" - naan one - nme — ~ - as a -*- — erage wll * _ Sahuiai yi Mis sentinel’ Acnetcmen 3 | . , ’ —- ~ : > PaPIN BR 56—s8 rooms, LA Wwu.—Jj or 4 ems, 1 vr. 3 : e sat a. ; . : . — a - see aititaieds Sete = : . ‘ahalek td >) = > a ' lee rpm efficiency. gre and siecine; oan = 7 . = DE : — a ct north. 4547 Ciay. Colfax 170J eC NORTHWEST FOREST PARK: BL ‘re lended open. ~ “~ 9 LSTIA Artington. 3 an u AT W'4.—3 er 4 reoms, or cottage, UNGALO™ ‘ . al . ‘ ~ “ : ed =. > r . = j a ; 4 . - wW. Os. ——S Sh . -"n ie ad. . ORZON F. & RG. SCOTT. 800 Chestmu: p sy . ~ 3 ) HIO, 32: . ms, Bath, electric, _NORTHW EST ‘ake good care of the placa Theo. Schreck, ‘ama a "will tened 4 HINA See Mancini - aggeapes 7 Ni eer te ene ee TT INGTON 9 42760 Joba a - — aah tee ' e tinal) Apartment. | vas : au oo —- - , ee _>argain 5384 Ruskin Teceativ redecers: ™ ong, 4-rmonr itchenewt mon. 2 ' ‘RK 1 ; ieat ties ot came andl be G | 1817 T Wtd—3 reoem Mat. Sret feer or cot- + - -- ——— = c—soutn. peruding heat. gaa, cieccri eh : : ) , eons. «| . > wal =) P % SH! > mm 3 ne, tf . in suburbs by March 15. state price. ner — eee Ll Dei | a 5 > eras re . | Ad xX Y 2. Mapiewooi. Mo. HOUSES WANTED Ki! Duke, 5a70—4- room ape: “ment. sw i=’ — i nm’ cnr &£ . iT 2[a44, A ‘ : om bath. ele ectirte. South ne ‘r ; } ai : , Reassesten rated, painted 3 m oO a pay oan —_—__~ ety _ : PO h. | coms, rs a —— Sete. Soe BUNGALOW wi ‘dad —Te rent. > or @ - mt zt | e “i - ~ oe acing ‘ving 1 le —- _ =n -S . Mond : _ reward Call Maia | __ with garaz all Grand aTTH Ww ; mA hat a -~ Levee 51: | | =. ——_________ BUNGALOW wr i—March 1. 4 or 5 room, | NEWSERRY ‘12s _* ; Contains 19.000 sqw hee anUCHAnT REALTY © O.. S14 Chm mt ’ - ; : on : ‘ , me \ pa rt ment . . . : * ‘iy — . o— — " ' pe . OF M . . +4 : ~ er ° ‘ ~ "4 Aa Ge . 35 room SSS Se — A tric. hot _ >t a ; ' ; , : oun : ie SS at ewer. i : Suitable for light ORS OR Te RONG val eA ee on ee ee Teer seuch — ms — - a Ane -_ “ ty | ew Se 4 : 3 anaes . ~~ Sete, we, r Sores 7 . 6847—3 rooms, elec- _Box G-S1. Post-Dispatch. — ale " : a. oe _—— sarees _ and Plymes . > seh . 7 =. : ) Rs 5 SO saeniiiniaiii LAT Wiad—$10 reward’ laadims Go ay | ——To ren lease 4 9 amie = © ‘ sm a * tk x. a | : : fe Bi . : » — 4 . . -Se - > —— . 3 r . : ' - "Ty - . : ~ > , ng to a- bd ; ts ae, “—p “a6 or a Use. BAN APARTMEAT— “a Ay ~~ tl ee are JRE ; x. & . W5N | t. Be : ee ae _ eS a a ‘sR Oat west or nerta, Lindel) Rridge == : — 4 5 ~—_ rae i 4127 PR) Ni A hele i> Nf al : ' ae: ft n "92 _Brida ai sg - _ —_ 4 Sy " building $43 to $75 * moms, sleeping Gerch and open fron: LEYS ob Tere Md-fin aon : —: FIELD A—M dern, & light rooms, # ~ Wtd—L0 or 12 rooms; to ran a ; 7 Sem. BUTT sa) . hes'n e ron é eS a oo i ’ ne rcBiasr ani ets Ne an a corated het water t..- ? ‘s - : -S. ; 2 Treors imprere- on state lecation and price. o ; * PINE ee 50a Ames pi. on ia DELMAR BI. CARI 2 “21 t : ' , 90m: ees — oa - Teapensitie couple & Pouet-Despatch c Tete fleer eter. Daht 7 ‘ iret ond thimé Gears. 10 mam > these ‘ ‘ . ——. = aa te SE Wtd.—Or flat. to rent. 3 er 4 roome maitor serv: bat 27 N. UNION a’ = 5. eee inv. 1101 D, sae¢a—4 wih . od - . NORTHWEST matty. hire # t A ) ; — Vint. 1 s 2 iml-2), A reame ow flat, with haet f Southwest on car lim referemces —- °N -STOC KE at RM ANN, | ima foer south. 7 moma, 2 Baths: anen = LRK %17,W ee w ’ Th st ng hall; furmace beat; $35 per 6606. [= .Digmetch GARFIELD. 5363—ca ‘ $06 Chee ' RAK. SLTA—? room eler: * - oon [VENT tian oe —_—# even >. — : : | S21 ROS SEN . — 329 =o So SS ee SF - ———— 'F cn. vicinity Ma-| COTTAG ont fom 2S BEN ALTHEIMER @ BRO. REALTY co. | _ r. GERALDING, S336—Fiat. 5 reoms and| p.ewood io, March or April 6, staie | family E 2 NORTH. L ? we nee ____ 408-09 Wainwright 3 - te a __ bath Post -Dtspe cc = Seveath _— , Gin ~ ox : ComeTON, iias L109 nN. et ee water. 4 gas. NORTE H MARKET. P 5056—Attractive. 1 red er 4-reom — Cat, :, trucks. AMT X. and bach > os Stra. [iis ern, reom fat a poseession or ; Dear car ine S—3 reome end Feb. 15; leaving city ett =~ = ank7A, Aad : GI23, Pest-Disps | $e Titvax, 231 —Garsee: a

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SUNDAY, JANU ARY 29, 1988. _FOR LEASE . SUNDAY SANUARY 29, 1922. POST-DISPATCH_ 3 EE - TE scone one aaa | TO LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES |B: "| BIDS. S, PLANS, E! “ESTIMATES, ET TC.) REAL ESTATE = EXCHANGE REAL po ae ng TO BUY REAL ¢ ESTATE. _WTD. TO £ BUY ) cry REAL “ESTATE. FOR SALE. “CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE cul BRU : ny ben 2 Sate WIL! » bull , ' : . i x HAN GhE—h50 feet of round in Wi ARE EXPERT REN OLLEC TORS Bicsore — . oli sae: | | _ 80UTH eh oe 000; £ on me, tanta skogee, Ok . have }ou? oe. re FLATS, APARTMENTS WANTED 3 == == | stone ec —— : residences , : , : 3 : = porter mes Part of large corner store, ana aa - - : : if t } : = corner ' ae : ; PHY oe IAN’ > OF’ - IC a ijo nin} ntist’s, —— ; ; _ FV ail iBiit i : - ere Lies NT 1,01 ; rrii.é Zz ait I ANS > [. e } ler get : ney 4? . ~~ : 4 i é + " . . : saci . : : ° - ma ; passe ' ’ ep? r ‘ in mm . » . , . le mes i ! : . : - - . ; ; ) ‘ 14 OO0 ‘ th ’ahed ¥ m2 e sa a : €iegani 4 ] oat ] n t ) .| lata . ; © acl ‘ j ry a , ll i vie l€ be yer: r all iJ ~ : kK °O5 ' s Nenatch . . - - , . iv ii ‘ " ) “6 aa ~ 4 a. ed Wa ; ‘ : ryy ; . : ~ a4 y ‘ : ~ ’ ialiy , ‘ | - ih a > » —— ~ -—-—— ee a ‘ i _— eae — - “ OUtd r corner; reasonable. , : , 1 hea ick nm nall FL N-&0 pal, Dist hae Jar sleeni} orch ” nd con itech pig ws ingle an ec gee on ooh tle a, m } — 7 RUSSEL) L—A An “¥ 30th - pt oan “ans * fi - for rete erch across { . ‘ 7 irni. h plans ; LE OR E> “HA? Iss tifuy =e rners , as a npib! ' ris con sl a / : 4 THAT k t LLY IMP Ri Vv ED Vv AC ANT Sri and) Fent: heat and light furnished. Call 1310 | -79t $9700.__Call Benton 2218, _|"resilence, at Rolla, and 9 acres of ground, | $fent to handle your real estate, one who al, | before the frat of next month: pave tl IS GETTING SCARCE? . Broac dway ‘ ) TOWER GR GROVE, 1602—Store, 18x50; good ,¢, mali! Fagg B re ag a | on | 7 all tinds of insurance on real estate. oat |) ee oe 5 rooms, sim "west of You May Put Off Too Long Selecting a Desirable aa isrand, heal usiness lo tion spaich STEPHEN SAUM. 625 Chestnut st : t ~ . iJ B T : ; ‘Post-! | - n s Ot ia Miz A lorigh: : ‘ “3 Gk HY ne arket ; bh } ness: r . Ad ~ Ha ry 1? i J = f ‘ 1 hinek . t of " 4 . nd | at 3 Spa i ) reni r seas ~0,000 De ntist es Off} ( , -s i} ; avanyv J ’ .O- a é L' il ‘ Ls. . | j i 7 - yg getrocone 4 - : : —— 5 Tr} : ner. y privat } oa Tf F \ ‘ Ti ea. { fol r light manufactur- ice 5001 (Gsrav ois. ieisean ee eo a a J LOX 1-103, Po ae : 2. Tce £6 : » any 1Q \ siness Proper ty ms Arr Mound Coffi: , 2000 N. 4 ws. perating room and ie a ote room: TRACT RS, attention wan _ bi FROCERY Wtd.—DbD : s or other bi _— LIsT WITH poLAy> A WIS AT Wid Direct from ow! iodern 4- BD) Ni = ee, yy Vv jis 2 ——— - 4uie 7. at nus > within J m.n- fel) umbing and Wiring l lle loca t . “Fv0Tn ifame cottage "ith ata ACHange tor my! te ed and pss “bad PERT FOR A QU UICK ee . ° " - , The rié } , ry ary , ' ' : 4 4 ™ ; [ ‘ : a i of31 1 . ‘4 " Bi “ . iniersectic ) if i or; »T 7 ak . . vied “ . . es — . A a4 . ‘ 4 1 0; Broadwa ANG Ta car A . ' ’ } 1. : te WANTED ee Rett store Location CPPosite Bevo Mill Sur eure tke eee ie Bm ge mai ox K-39G, Post-Dis -_Chestnut 3d floor. Both phones, tween $5000 and $700¢ » * “Bex 4 31 and find that all the choice lots have been taken up. There : we eood drug store,. soft drink parior.| U sed Car Dealer rs, _Attent ion |—SBetifications. © x_N-107. Post-1 tch. | “family flat, fraine, 75636 Woodiane av., |. | and walk three hloeks north to The sSUubalvVIsIOn, or drive out : Thay vrifur- i er ee ages OER 2 +6. es A sen wiiaeunee ] TY ri) lo. Rage 7 OU R HOME STS. | e Delmar BIL. to the North and South Road. See the modern Tr AnGd an? 4 ooms. * var ~ “hagaiag wrabiy / » rer x ‘ 4 “ siege ; —- - , " 25 7 , . . , ——ntahed. A BiAl E. CO., Chestnut 7 ine. Out-of-town cf owt . ange first-class |‘On our *' oe: et | eS bungalows just being finished. Easy terms. Frank Cole, sales- large ee ia) ds , — mn fies ace ime : o a Gerg Zot aii or Sunda Mina ie ir ilo j LOt Wali tlas i! ly Pris wage wu ws ~ ort ie artic, = ub ee . = } Saat ae anane bap g010 | Li th a tae sie | ee a man, on grounds every aay. 4605 - Hei A stg pac EAS baa gs RR Sp pT aa aes wearer ons Ic per line discount. Vid. —I aa aaah ae \LTER SCOTT CO. &OS 2 REAL ESTATE CARDS 3 50—Maplew od; , : AM ; : m= : , see ciadliiacteandan aaa oo aera : ll, first floor, National bank ? ‘ f VTS nr PIV TY tree - ~ Forest 2303 or Delma: ae acipaammicne Saal cont BRR 4 oN. : BUNGALOW Ok COTTAGE Wtd.—Can pay : eid | hare office with comr. ust ' any line of business: deco- OTLOR teres - resid odoin ae a : | BUNGAL > ag LESIDEN WANTED Ln ' ! Teo | J eh” en i... fp 1 tongs bet PEN soe — ator = | As R. ~ hollmey (| Olive 4962 | | ; : R. E. Co, | ; Dorinda PSS TARE, but don’t wait until it is too late. The cheapest and best lo- - P nn ( nestnu? st 4 ’ ’ Sw modern; hot : , best at — ~ ————_—— } —- — _ - - - ~ ee Grand a: SoRGE T. KOLLAS, 616 Chestnut sto) A GBT NRE eR Oo Creetnyt, (APARTMENTS Wid.—Exel tion .nd; ¢lear of debt; trade for improved city | BUN v Wid.—to buy or lgase a 5 or |—Price_and terms. Bo t- REAL ESTATE CARDS REAL ESTATE CARDS CHReDE, ha\« carder) — a AS iat eer naan ails OE ENE Oa” 10% a mace = KAT 75 aware feet low aa ahds ; \. " “ \ ‘ o , iTea ate - ; . - = pA. Repent —~Ss -ragyome on eb I oR Los ont gE. epee \V est teady ogy SS to Yesanene Temervation) 251 estate value of $400 rite 7306)" 396 eeres, Alionton, Mo. wd: comes TTAGE Wid—4 1 s, be nd SUBURB AN PROPERTY WANTED : wT IR | rate gre h and L OR EON E. & R. G. SCOTT ares eee a | wo Box TS Box} bet-Diseatch =. LAF Bié. ‘ : , - . _ 1 ae ; , , Le%s , sail : : , . oe : , ; im ; , ahs a sgt ‘ ms - ; L —_ lity rmdust: : ' ae ‘ : ; 11 de parties, rm ) U: 5 j LTii . a sips - sia ba - j ; ii 4 , ) rs" iie ‘ it ri P of Bo aes : i a st. Louis, on the Rock Oo ww E—}*) 3 dou e at X 1-3, Pogt-D) . L42 tet be so! ont 44713 bargain for immediate sale. bwut- —— . a ,j>}F ATID: v0~—ares nguire HOUSE RAN ' } ‘ J : - 236, litte : om Cm) ri 1 i ‘ } ‘A 2JITN ~-- ist aArgain LAr — ‘dh terms ‘ mort Yavu.s) | , “ASTON: TAYLOR iIRUST CY, fs. , UUY Feet 10th : i i». i M-HALSCh - a. § AT oubi $544-406 Pare rent rape ngie flat or Ee L for cas! lescribe Box |] 13 bare re ~ A464 4474 haston : LUI Ss——Two, 30 feet each: west of General ’ , . ; engge ye ‘ . ‘ , ’ | ore . ; > : - Lester ert ; ** a . a . -* J ‘ tein 4 a “ : : - ¢ ‘ , ‘\* ry ~ { tot i! } \ j : “4 | ; | j ' : " ‘ icy? ir) +? ae s ) ‘ e = . —_— — — St ange > Ay ine ag . & ewestory trick: at | : aoe U; su » $15 Wie] er } ee ss PR. | . * ede Bide e @ jot } | h ANDERSON-STOCKE-BUERMANN, _ ‘ aie flor r x1 00; cn } + re — v8 atts 2 NM MI , ts = a —. — —_ : eA SS vy tc Ry ” st ae : : a we ~ “ -gom * , — ae ty 508 Chestnut et gs ga ; ee DLACH JO] \. broadway. oe, Texas TU EACHANGE—M rot BL0V, Sects | _- sf ? 7 » . Pa ——_— - Pere ‘ a - ‘ - - } . , a 1 ‘ , Y ry , : . " i 5 BV es i arpail ; sa UA, : : ’ . Gh 2 ‘ L) . Li . den OFF d E RO r¢ OM mT A ate ? tY & fo! I peautl i _ SE ae NEN “4 waite aie Wy kM _~—w ; ence linsatinnes satiheetientian ’R Bitlis ! Lm, shrubs, chicken heuses and a - P om o : — t U ( sZ* 4 ne 2 = , - : ‘ Pie i | i ‘ ‘ j j I oie ~ - ' ‘ ; for CB) Ke y+ PAISiNng , price ee ee : Essck o ? 7 t, J-room, 6i1 North | fj ) UT—SSx0i. faCim | as, $500 cash, balaace 3 ee ee ane oe ee ~\ per cerit ' ; , ‘ UMROY INVESTMENT ©CoO., Paes SrEY Tt se ‘oe Kirkwo high va lion. , , gaciny . a7 St. Louis County, being a part ef the nes. i Ee & Ty .E :. | . ie Ot vanilla oA rh entenei dinar S : non . : = VA ~ TEIN ] > ‘ & = pares met ; : - parte , F ae 7" Wt : Dou ‘ ar ¢ hs west ’ - ‘ . rats sa" iJ i oF. SF ; will assist a : litlille . : tufus J Lackland estate oO.) Lack- } = , s pas : a roe » ap ¢ rr) = Mi ra ’ost-Dispat 7 , . cage A : sca Wetneright Rid Sil ta name 90 2Y ae 5. -~ # . } sOxlVvo, 41xx Cieveiand area ra rio? , eping porches; of ngs hi wa) OX 1-20. P.-D : i De ] . and Ashby ruad: 12 new buwild- . B “ re wd t exchang I at e i - es eyo — at “ pote: ps | r fesiucace. 4 — *-| FLAT Wtd Liu > J-! ui flat for nveste | ~ ark. 2 ack Tat with garage large PS ( HLA >. M | TELLER «& SON ' livision ; ‘come A ae eee in PINE STR EET STORE . A apneic juin. Box. T-36 ak Disva | | ent: write pric ME Nee HES ny Fae 3 Sl size N. GRAND AV.. SECOND PL0OR,| Geum aeeieed ae Belen : ] « ree desirabdi be - SPAC ta ailway Exchange / py at t 7 xChani Drice a >. ti A rihu——F 4 v & . ~~ L—J ; dern;: & and O or lave you t: rad fax 447% Central oy YOu @re interested in a4 hiab-class ng . ” ‘ . ‘ OX r 3+ _ 7 rte ’ ? yin ren Yrign? ? oy - i e } 304 DV . - ; "RER *{ 1 2) ig VA ; ‘wy AT (ARI, ’ .s horest View if the place for you . ~ ter heat : or . 1 0 ne rene ‘ Ar “rane! it ; ar £4 any , veriand and ask C Keinemer : . : , t-] pat it aby ies ; Se. ep nhatas On ou t a I J property s a7 tin ’ ‘ —_—— ww vr\ ‘ D : # . . i ; rt j y ‘ ‘ on ‘ j = 9 ” ® j : > | LA’ 4 ‘ : f ay : ' or i es i " 7 > / : : és nt a> . 7" re : ; : ren . . - , P : ASHING’ ] ‘( ON AY. BLI Ms. eee co “ . urp ‘=: a | ut ons rn at ot mt j + , 4 si vit - i 2 : , 2 s a j ao . : — i . - ‘ es ' ; ; ; . . i ; ; - . . ~ R] 6 \ [tl G BY ) OL a ft. — 2 ae o ry — = . ' { mn 3; OI _ is) . | .©¢ ; . § ‘ ; “> - c y ; 7 ‘ , tat ¢ re 2) ’ = - ~ r svn a4 Jaa ‘ en >*. : ‘ 0 + s\st . ; mr rig ‘ | . ’ i MSI) i? N F. —_ > remoiti. ne water heat - baths L ) 4 m { } i i : : coe — — — “rr ne sith r) : : ‘ To! \ 4 7? 4 yUu . S , ie. , . vy. nile matters. Hm ro = SS ae . a. h 4 oa : a fures f ungaiows : ' p , _ jot 200n1o 20; ee for 3 ma hines: hig’ , CA’ ( : ‘da. sl- i : ss T % n } bad Te = ; ; , wy A . ! ary I : South Side ] i@ ic bigal : » * : : wt ; ' iF JT : LOCATION locks te cur ‘ : : Qeenw 14 ell Wehte elevator A d . _ r’é mina i = . 7 . ' vi tia! re . : pst, a . “ , : Se tructieon, bith po : . , a” near schoo bee oe br: i : ‘ — ee if: Ae S & a7 - , . toh rie po thee > : — s - come . ' |. iAd 4 . ; ho de r . , G-213, Os 2 { BLT ‘ fear 1f. * inepect . OO. $500 cash; easy te rms en balance: ,] i) i¢ a — — . * ’ ‘ Ps - . -—* , ‘ A - = . *) rs b! . . : | pA Tene at eee ar oll ~ ’ Tat VY 'la RA > A ihcta i “ . v . ta ‘ id . pouLnh : p , - " 7 R ¢ ; or: mu have heat f ‘y Ligh The | rd — eve. . — a ORE a pee: r preside m wveimay;:, ir igus ’ ! ide; pay cash mu be cheap Box N-6ol, f choice builiding lots 30x14°, %, fronting on ri] ‘ e@ 25x) 17 fee@ #00 Fide Lack} SU BURBAN-—Thirty aers s, Bt (barles ear en;’r V ieme OZ > 4 \. QO, 6] atc ‘ r rice sOX + ‘ , i. j 12 ft Lau as , — ey seen Taguery 3 lot ' iat >| : wis ‘ 6°" cr eet Ti : a LL i RR ES rrc T fe ti ? x — Vs I a oss — +r . ? t mel JTS ’ = ae , + Bit 2 e ‘ pul Siac, Biails price. a r ‘ Spor mon! ; rms. tc : iston : ester tidy - 4 Easton. ; 4 , ; - " , hae ait « . ™ . at 4 : ; G 1a-~ = 7 . . , th; st. 23 stor. ~~ : ee > il room nill' id as “er lens " Lite e « } j hi ; ag : - on ‘ : hn +h its | ees - me me CARTAN & cy) a7 Aeon \ ACANT ge —Cagees ville; goud business buflding. 54x95. elec leVa- geass gay bee all Grand 39M om i0t 4 ont whee 2 : |e} Stat yn Ran yp “—* pel —hesragay T-Sh. oi ion | PLAT Wt : e 7 > and 6 reoms thar i? ale 3 ‘4 ’ or! 0 dlenose of J ( ry 8 OR y A yi and home ASES STABLES FOR REN? tor; beavy construction. — a IR O Ox Slips “me pe cs er dt ~ : gs “mi n; nama Ih st End: must be reason- waining lo all r plat and prices. SI L, ENDID F A . J. WIL L. ” amt 810 Cheetnut st. " im, 5 ; n- Chestnut 4ivis + - , Ba “ P . Ro ~ +3 : mY ? : WwW atbae! eas $2800 for 4 S700 for the other; : a .. res fruit and a re : ut net - a ws es anne Pane a0 weenne tweens . v4 ck awe ‘an be nae © aime, | reve Coeur car to Pen- 1eox140 taget he 5 TLDING —— iS _— timbered; m - oO geet ne } : og agg” oP ngage aa phen at 0 OF. A. td.—— i Mey do ble fiat, © and t wy “Nebraska @v.; aif block north | poocht right a , r 4 from Deinmar by commute- ; Loft Space for Lease FACTORY BU Gi roadster oF | Cette es in ms fe AT Wee south Box’ F.dus, [on estnide, Nebraska, av. ; half ) pony | tos. Uckotd. ahaa Be =a ging in over Sov Can be GUNDLACH &@ | S415 N. Proadwe Daly ina house fac ing mf uurTDposes 100 OO =» - 7 tn 2 aagenspeig ' t vU rile ‘ne! fc acant SBUllabie 40r aParLiien.s . oo t Disp: h. endl © ner foo ace show these A SE 823-25 Washington av.. 4th floor lease or pureb ase ; of wi oo a ~enton, Mf = . ences. Sé et ak Te a yy erry =a ik commana B., - ‘NZ & SON x rr EDWARD GOAKE. Ast. 721 Chestnut st, SU at shir Am | ae - ray ‘ eet: daown- ‘———— 1 ao ranch alls guipped; worth ' Main ~10. po t a — | stand aa cation Be °98. Post- 1 Wal nwri r? 3] ROPERTY FOR SAL r’ ta AWN En C OE? i ke TY... Wesio aco CENTRAL | 9500 to 3000 sq. ry 50.000 square feet FARM : u upped; ‘wor a gout! od : ; catnino PRO RBAN PROPEKTY—Four-reem brick, rooms. Over- ath; lot 100x180. $3800. ge &7 ne a : | ritch Box Pr ee ws 50.000 to $1.00 ~ —— —airomesinomas BUNGAL/ —New, modern, 5 . " 1 , ee ; TOW li or on Sw a , aed Wtd.—l | oe pee J ; “AT OR [TAGE Wt4.—s i m : 4 NSTRATH, 7) estnut st. — lest tracts fn South St. A! MORFIT, 807 Ches , DANDY | FL ACE FORK CHICKENS row rie ae of 3 _ av’ , eo rout r wv t isguri : I ; ~ : hen ville “wa ; 33 (sravo ’ LOCK ' : - : : : , With sieeping porch head of horses 1118-99 Ch “al Bl dg. ane ) | , t i “il : patch LA’ U' Fa | rt | 2 hee , BUNGALO 1515 Engiebolm av., i » lot a ie) 8-22 . emica 3 Ty n \ } Titian meil ter al ras; | want t ell 1 a mn sen een . ee ager id roor nodern, Wi “ ; aaned ‘ 4 room 1 price $4500 ert 101x2 34 water, gar, electricity In house. . . | \ ' Ok ena Poa rT) ine sO: might tyr e for I vid —In est i! r ’ vida »enicoke have ca ; D-380, k ' Im rove met is Ww ' a BROW , HEALTY OO rWOo ’ * 3 ake (reve Coeur car to East Miltes av. WY at ~ te “1 t over $2. and t hea urs aS. so ann _— _ , or trict- uc! waiks, gas, é Cabany ¥11 Marshal) aik soutn neariy bieck to Mre. Vous’ piace, SOUTH = yn eM maapnee +. ae boat vou forr , - ire: ‘ ids ‘ t's f hs ‘ , : aa aaa ‘ hoo an a | icity n , rs ane te) : BI }ALOW —_ Frame 2 rovTns unfin : ‘ 7 ROOMS. BATH. $2550 ; - ®) i ) . . . ‘ ™® the I " } , ’ J ‘ pO , » «> 62 Yn ; anc ; ae - " rs Lioeen'’ t sound reasona bi Cinema } >] , —A;,;nra ge } i} . nr ) \ i] . 7 ’ . ais ‘ e A i rs iv =. +e z . sox | L 7 it a SS é . ‘ 7 ter, ¥ ~ oll ri citi 4 Re ie : ‘* ——————— ra is ( IR ower it. \ ! [\ | i j | t-Dispate! tion; will pa ish , Pos ——— rade my 37 %4xle ik T fine and ready for building. | “bathe wa to two car lines; jot SOxz0o: fact. Jias water, gas, electricity; " rad ; eo : — > Wy Use > > = ' vi , J ~=y | ~ 7 - : tame ty = ic 7 A] : ii 4 ala v *,.' ' . . 4 at Nagle ay. : hi »s) ~~ ” ; " Qoyer 718) In uire about this bargain : ome? LY q : ou .aT) , 5 a4 i > »\ a. : e — . ’ } r'y¢ «D4 . , ° ; 7 “00d Office on groun sce . - > ‘ ie 7 92 aa & ouis; ny flat rent ee ae en ee to 6 rool st yo AC th : . with or without A. R. SCHOLL) YER ‘NGALOW—SD rooms and beth. 602125 HEAP CUUNTRY (COTTAGE. fnt Dusiness build) - 10,000 square rz3 . factorv contain- = ine ane : yet! Oud ' dient aud , cae AC] , : a = pee NY - pUNGAL 4 , TT bit near Natur brid i810 ul in 9 | ‘ , ater. ‘ f , nick gal mae tiention gets a casi rive full particuiars. T EST ATE CO ¢ : fireplace, $4000, worth S$6uU' sa “a ze floors: steel : S000 to 50,000 sq. Owe n it Sd7o0; mt i . - ae Box 7 Post-Dispatc} soon EO ee ispatch REA 4+ is 4 4 VMs : 36 66 months Owner. 1401 " lie, &reem frame; lot snare: ii $55 " ' rs af nove it Ones : a ' hum orn 19 1 : . : a: steam. ¢ ; , 7200 Kamon. “Cabany Varan big barkein, emey terme eam he VM il! make T°a . fe rablv one floor. with Pee gig Se etoeck an not 1 ey . ' ash it et LOT ain = al y Kind Ty aT tA id &® Oo ds a 6; steam- B06 Chestnut st. ~~ DAL Ee . a EF CD 06 Tithe Guar 5 .. : : ‘ : ’ ’ - . rye ' ’ LT 28 eS a } s* ~ 7 LA |e. re ’ ‘ t L¢ : ne re + ” ~ 0c ut + Sice ioca- . = - Pp "se ~ -—-~ ->-- sonable aiterations. . it met al working ma- ate sn ' | - see ng ro? T is tie} > 1I.AND A. W Siw. Chestnut. ony , T.3 DD spat — — ' at, “OW—Nifty new frame, 90TH PD. ¥¥Vi Lethe uae . . sf d sither 1M or = . set . ‘ - . wis av st du) Lo ‘ : - . } P d ns with rt) ‘? wat er .4 he . 2" : . _ , oss al +7) ; loe ate Citi ‘ . , or PD [ : “ rai ‘ L rc J I i bia J ~ & — . , buy, i modgergL ; itt T P . home x ise : hinery, “4 OR EXCHANGI A Mi Fg canal y Wed es a. SOUTHWES 4 01 . ; beaut : : Cte = . } — _— 7 nt ST. LA 1] A qd ress ty © ; ~ . = ‘ > ; a _H = 7 4 rn ; - x ‘D: fee ” ™ a a ; ; j li} - ,' 505200 : ca Nj | e ‘ r is “ag S hedeal rors a - \ ® ; ‘ .% + ‘a2 I . : I “7 : - . ad. ~ \ ‘ vi i 2 a Lit ti imp roved uy t} } a OS “4 ist —- er $80 PER oe = HOCSE — ’ ‘ 7 ye hKeinemer, agen: . am nest . = ante pen . / WEST ‘ New’ 6h ad a ct - ‘ ey pa rgticeu iTS, Rox h- . . , o x *, ’ ‘ : , [4 L P et-I> s — = : “west. b and 7 ~ 110x17 unrest tric ne uthweest 4 - V ¢ : i>. ; rn y ae sn cap ) _— : a PLA’ es =e $2500 WM J. HOLDOWAY. 19 NS. Bight aArege reasonable ‘ om} ; >? " " YT ven - y have cerner Kiang" ‘ ol . ' 7 2 cars. 4 [ ion B] py JOC UE | Lhe ; n ri : . 7 mate j i ' . + ew .*. 7 * > est payT } x -§2 P.- D overlook ng PHIiICE ct T To ae iM) EACH. A Post Dispat . ngton Counts and ~ " ' j , : mw SS ye ’ ae lin : , , —— ; E 7 a Oni a. on Ln 14, i Be | ' — ve: per rer Pt . shia gare | Echo Park, 58t Louis = mt) 3 | Two new bungalows tig Lend r4., ; & . i aad ren Lai Le P . ‘ Pil | ; ryt 7} 7s } Ke = ee a , ; Av) art | Og ; “¥ Pe ‘ ) wu pay ba aa oo i > oe 4 = , 7 . on ME }? R17 “Chestnut, _ 6-room br’ x t -* oem Bam . . ; _ Sapp xt on ron :. acre on bh: terms . - , lj . . — s So , - ’ . ‘ , ; nronerty¥ rust j Ulit , - wt Phe T9¢ at ; ) ,, H.4°- 4,8 Tas *% Phos j , : ‘ . ; el ‘\ P% : F , aie I ’ iC ew - ¢. Tw +h) as. on - ~ » Y : P . ' ; aah, ¥ per @ J ALTHEIMER, 817 Chestnut ¢ P ritivated: 130 acres growing wt reais 30u west af! puver. Box T-! Post-Dispateh. Th) “AC RE AG E Fa asonadiy priced. MOUND ‘we » eC. MORFTT. €07 Chestay . ~ SO. ell mee! . ODOC List? sstes OR LEASE — 1 i trace t’ Prench 4 , itt ‘Ss — a | 4 and O or 5&5 and © ae 4 i") n an st isis . HO8—Garage, 12x20; ell see: F } a es , rand toe . at] LA = ee pay cash ff reasonably "OR SUBDIVISION eo —aorw~ BHICK BUNGALOW BAKGAI r, ee ———— x » eh ZE hs 1G ’ r - al : . -~ , nd ’ : 5 «| , ; . ve ri m a Dispatch . i » # + . ~~ _ am a. iwrw eo age . i Herne: 4 rote, bath. furhace ets : only . ———— ‘ : + i TT) ori z i.e . : - = 7 4 : } _ ary an sag : on iT ’ 7h ‘ | ' L- . ——~ Z ’ vo — ayY Ti a ‘ : _ An , t% (wArage So a rhnonth 4 4 . ! . ‘ r) j : a in h Pane go ' oe ; aa o hee? 4 - 5 >. K ING "10 T ttle (jueranty Bidg ns —— ; ae rake ‘rTreve { oeur ar U ivy eriand Sta... we sk : C+, . a ma pir , ‘ (> eee * * 7 " ‘ . + ee L ’ » . , - mT ! i ‘ : . — ' , +s — i > var ticulars. / . . e ” ’ gus : ict vx ~40 be | 7 iM) bun a low next ty greenbourse anc? water li trade r oo ea er we , re > “at - a. ' : rae eS Sa es WEST , BUBS, 16356 McLaren ay. EDWARD GOCKE. Agt. T7714 © hestn ot tg a aa y, ee mae een a ov : ° cit ary — south Side preferred —— a — . i RoS Ww iy. cu) ” igiway on ae - ; : , : he . " ~ 7 . P Ls | | \ | : : an ; = - ‘d_- Dbait ee - Box T8343. iLorTr— 41 fae 7 oD N na p! grand | lot ot for fa — - y ~ - pen SixX..ROOM HULSE ” wm Un la ‘ ) I P : ‘ F Bia'e parts LISS. , . _— era! j apartment. Box T 324. P . ¥ GonR—! 5>-rgom frame. sf Jenning® a. Prrietly meodern . very gird eel cut Bled »BN i | a ( YLUMN soggy lng a | Bh agai Box P-bg9. 3 Dispatc . Dispatel passininapeniiaienaiaiaas 1 $3660; terms, jot 1005159.) piecks to street ade sags | Iie f \ CO ar | JBUI DERS : ' oA — -h y a = 7 r old | a a Si Gand 5 or 6 ané 6| Lor—vaecent. in West End: =p cndia for ” Cf {. BUSS, 1636 McLaran ay hester or Kirkwood-Ferguevp zor g LPT. TT wee » . hborheod; perth, west apertment or fiat b> a Forest MA te Colfax 3 “vt Sw Woodlawn av... walk south to Me x T- -367, Prand Diapatch. | sre owns 3. a: OOTT AGE—3-4 row ma weter or o ectrtc- n 1 bleck weet to Smith. én . Bs j . 4 aa : 4 : -__-— : in in ¥ iv $2 ne. 10% cash, . _Wedere HMenerve bdg iive . — oT A . ' — ' . ; . . i ’ et . : —_ - —_* -. "Pp ark district: four st " its gerace atrert Car: oo r " — cHaA 2 . . i way -" le ay. . - . . P 2 OG ] jeovee and \ ine. , ‘ "~~ tine: out -of-fowa oar- along foie . rope? eat ‘ blo . : ine ana tof : : } ’ mse. ' er! . ~ — ov pest refer- ae ‘ = was _ Write George J $25 montii's o Lou, Te. ow « 5 meas RB 2 ACen. pee 5 BUNG: ) ( Ontains ] J U0U0> square feet. oy : ~y a > se ions , yay : eT lows, cottar _— 2 ~ —_—— ‘9 buy moderate iiebm . &. e So, wore ton Ration Coe a oe ott TOx700, $800 eney corms Accepted portties a ate ls Ti gh ' P- wy 1+ } f . . ' hes ‘ € rr canal ‘ tor ’ . ns ~~ ore , * . 1 j " : Oy ' Ti Wta AT x.0uUs 4 ri — Box T 849 ' "1 . ‘ , = in 7a egt End, from $2000 tes ' A ; tn Wheaton “4 and ¥oUu x ot teernielfit Take (reve LY. 723 Chestnu! i witable ror f t manulactur- «sails ees ice ela tae aa fier _ R 719 entre Ve thave buye! a -lPron ye sega, orieced in good istrict. . 34% ~~ w BS Steele, 1045 East Park pi. — ~~ , * blocks. cag to Weet Miltom ev. (1 fare from - ; DG . . ‘ . i. » a. © a , t’ . . in liu rge sing . ; . ; es . + vat] atc} as — ————————— wa & — ' : pag = ’ , er (jocke = hy Ooo@rm ut Bl ice tie Rete. wal 4370—Light @ | ting or wareh: Sprinkle BIDS PLANS, ESTIMATES. ve OR EXCH? a \cres, 3 , the a . ur price ta ris cow ——————— og and 6, with bath and Lest. poe ST a Sen ' exralt . _——— —~ _— bleck, © Dan Youngs, owner ‘ a , sae itv erryvi veers rs hi oe ee " Shwe —_—- eouth Tower Grove Park NT—i6. _— , id At E— Pine awn: ous en oS nee - | \ - _— LEG em Reure x N-187. Post spate! ate . acres SSS — \BERNATHS | thee ¥% Ree ss & tbat — Diepa te b nd walk made Lie £4 ‘ Re nd Cedar Lane ory. ne 650x135, . 0 Vv INITA TERRAC ee $240— Garage, wtt@k; con . | Cc ™ ° . { Srnis! ei nhitect tche her and past room | _ = é , . —- a ‘tke to buy modern singie foot ; barges . i. et | os, * fon oo + ne 8300 | site Mad two Seten ‘ter hy F | . . ~ >a =~ oe Dy a©r " s . ’ : a - tet ee rn r i I ‘ . — a . ‘ tthe, . ’ _AT— Ms a4 ont + >» : . | -.& of 4 i ins Z . ‘ : ; ' ~ Pi ; . Seuth mn. i? jit _ S58. a 5 : Oy net & Zeibig T1 us | enn _ t + Mig N.~142. Fost Eespes n al et bunds [ gone STOR ‘ iiicaiad) Rieiaih seailiont ' nus ha : Rng 4 — mR. + “+ orem oe om . KORTE-RUS1 RE al B (vw). 816 Chestaut ya oe. vi ~ : Ww , ; . : rc Cond I : oT vd paper = Ts ange py . ‘> “et } : sl . . . . on . ‘ les? lis : " [ . , . y > vs ion _—— . flats rumni Vu 3 Spy. ‘ - w . ~ | : af . : mm ¢ vee ¢.T) ispatch . 3 Ying, W@W f Pen tee TT AGE—Newly bu : + TOOT? . ot ' weter hewt. barde e oud NORTHWEST ___. 4 : = (19 hestnut ot. . oo ‘ one pe t rm ct. BS08A tior per eG Fcc = we neal . rk a bes to purchase sin TAS MORFIT, 807 Chest nut. oo ft ideal county & ~y —_ nn and Kitchen, double en? serege: it S « sat - . —_ - : Dy %*) ul = | : 7 be . n-' : J tase | ’ , ry . 7 oh . Bat j . . .vy ie AA ’ ee | : : . | ’ 7? > ——— - . amie ' . “ . . ~ s on - om . . : . i en s pst = 7 ent : | : ' Sidne —— ws ; : eT 7 — : ‘ ei? ’ {) _-- , fiat 4 " of enue Fr, j i } ty —- rene, b es + anne 165 Fur particu ars cal - LE . 3 ———— ottages, DU lows, ear ARCS and _ Job eT — - > anep = char nenet: & vail t} ue os” aan st or south. Box VA' A Ni - . r - | 0 ~ he 4 a Delaer Sore. a ED AnD bn BAK RW ELL NORTH i ie SOUTH a ae -—-— neal repairs, 1) Colfax Gc.J, Of! i Rl A UE er see AB he ’ oaene "Fa [o% yet enatcl : one - ienatch he EE : 5400 BL i K } AGE AV. 44 , enn x 7 aE i a oO tive G5656 = * : a caren e 4 Z, Y © AMA O—Large sto! and rooms. / ract . [eS , exit , aA oc _ — , e a ’ — — - nn Anthony rerw! RAN ~—— bat SE vw, ne —— DANDY cHA BUNG owe 22d and Case: a rere ocat hard we re store. Laclede :s —Spec ready cut, 20x20, $208 | }-room houwe, — ou , ' N1 aay Om ae - a ‘LA u—Te buy = le or doubl — c “a kK NE R ~ srul —— tor buliding, flats, x ‘ly modern “ 5136 Eas*on. Forest ae isit R. possible. ORGAN FY as re | aie. icy) ew. RIT) : ‘ ij i¢ Millinery. : } . 43 4 « hetLiol ' . \ +/7y ir gw iot . southeast ?-—Garage rear, *€/ J Age... EE ahr i Gate ORR

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— | alows te _ sUNpay, & 4B SC, f- a es 1700 REAL ESTATE Fer Sale, Exchange, | Wi ‘anted, and Bung: e wee ottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. JANUARY 29. 19g rma . —_—_=—_—— : sw Ss 5 , rAGES L. AND SoTT SES SAL a2 —- ; ee SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE SUNGALC vs pes a Bates ? COTTAGES BUNGAI OWS AND iD COTTAGES BUNGALOWS AND | COTTAGES rears. SAINS? BAN FOR ® FLATS. APARTMENT $ FOR JUT a onaeiiatiinn maith '. ty >: B: = rs _— : Z OU NEW BL NG ATAOWS OP EN UNIVERSITY CITY _____——C WEBSTER GROVES _ See ze} } ’ ’ ™~ ; " = — - : aed ‘ . nd $55 Pi ionth oe a DICKENS I REALTY ee ae. : fy | | : ; , t+ By | > Bes DI wre —~ 4224-28-23 porasn = eee ge’ ae pia alhe aid ihe: FO Ap auret: a ven £ Ba tye ~ rem $i pF ay Saye 8 Wide 0 mee. tt. oa. * - - » = "ae one ~*~ —- sad WEI? 4608 SHAW. sacee ~y ’ . (traatene > eras i ~ o> - | ALTER T’ . ) (8) | rr} , , | Le omg cht “HO ME nivel Bumgalo. "ERSTER PROPER : : Ts. . 6 Re : 1f— «HAW F | eS a —t | a? = » 5 i i a id —— —_— Se SN PAR TOWER GROVE Pi. Earn. aly i ok eee . A _— r # ‘ os a > AIA w Yiu Se May ee m ae n* Fe ae Ribbit ws. Si a . - = re SS ~- EEO ACK NE .s t, _ BARGAINS RE eg Prot BEAUTI! mi Pa - ™ ‘ R o~on owner ; daily i we ae ‘ mn .s . ’ ! b: wu e740 KIRA Woo) Thi a we — | o se av. \T D = : % THO was F y. a. 5 p * porn on ERS IK : ’ a ods net , e 38122- o : Yy 18 Alab ama ¥ KIRA W Ot i) tit Mit ; ‘ on =? > ~ —_ » o " ' 7. ; ® : oe : Se F #5. + : 3 = A ae s-gie Tas af 3 ad . meee ss : a ; ; — 27 sconsin. - is Te ace ra -. = W=t-38 cathe. must be on ~~ "a. « a : | , 7 . 4 : ; f ’ ; CEI Be TRUST. - "7 a * ie . ; ' — - 3 . cba > be ¢ , — - AIRA WOOD 7 , 3 | 7 } i-HohouM aS —SAneiee , ' 5 rn 4 family, 6 eet 6 =o FROOM Fr = “cenandeah. imoume ioe, 3 rooms, Secs 4yr" ¥ o . a. ) ; -~ aes : — LA ’ > Se : - ; 2 - ; e } . = ema. on’ $130 [er mos. 5 cn Tx, “TN VESTMES Rest $1194: orice a _—~- °> Wetiaa st oT; ¢ tA #8 PRaLTY co =. 21 ¢ POOR. MAN 3 CH! 4219 Norfolk «or. twe-Tamy 7 reeme each ot le el bala ok eae a A I aay _ _ ~2.58 : or Yacent m= M THCS. M. OU gory frame garage * } Te i, (M] ; : . | . a - : . ; : : ; : of . ie , . > at hme ond + 4 - . . —— — a : : " s . . ’ aw § : ; ; : Ana ac “Pe use lowe MILLER REL CO. Le - YEBSTER ¢ : : Riese gay + ¥¥ | TIT AEN : aie ate. 9 31 ae en ) iy. see ——— < : 4 80 £125 Wm Rod EAL BUNGALOV tee , y ain ay .t ~ * Agel ‘ RODIEK # OO. RICHMOND HEIGHTS ah 200 “S8xIS1. $2254 ae : HUMPHREY sTREET or" as FAG?) =z N. : | -—sais - : “e rood wn , 7 ) : seg4 THEKLA 4¥ ¥ — : rent "$00 LORRAINE _I_M LEVI & CO. 108 ¥. Sevent® nag FP e = _ su nga h DOUBLE FLAT se. 5 reoma, tile Dath. * - wer meni ) i es a oe ee bach, formaces electric lights, | aND ; AX, a a .) 3 “RNS 1290S —-bestam: «4.

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SUN DAY, 5 3 c UNDAY, Sane 29. 1929, 1 gaNuARY zetgaa "1700 REAL ESTATE F or Sale, Exchange, Wanted, and i Bungalows, Cottages, Flats, Apartments, Residences For Sale Today. _* ; _powrpisrarce.__ 9B | APARTMENTS. E . EE SSS siteenehiain — RG. ANS | B ARG TAINS ¥ FLATS, APARTMENTS. rum 601.6 FLATS, APARTMENTS, FOR SALE | FLATS. APARTMENTS, FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE _RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE RESIDENCES FOR SALE +f 7 2 | SOUTH mie — E INGLE | : ne & TH we WEST “OR Sz ~ $0u- a 2 id ? : ——~ 4224-26 - “a pore nore AL—8: 2000 _ - pcan ti SOU , See WEST | _f RS ALE - SOUTH | 7 west _ rooms uy, -famils 1; bath am SINGLE F i a OL b ¢ tone: & inster ph; excellent J0-room —j = -— = 16 = } re; nt ‘$1800 pe var excelent _ 1761 Mit re — ne; \ pare: ain Apa irtme nts yee ee ons 1 FL red, ce Vente 3 Mane aes endid 10-room mod- A ik br AL HOME o—>Real Homes -——ee a —- - SO es ippt; 4 ang , T S600 : . €4 42° 6- ‘ iv u : t ae | aT at 41 ~ la’ . + o ig lot -{) 14 ite "4 oor! etl a bh ; pl Andel}; uild st ' ‘ “v4 8, e eth. het- = ; 6 ; : a + Lol Ss H Al } : . } P Si ing. e rooms’ 3] t by =, by , N00 . 7 | 7 ~i. 7 SO a.5 Bae }- rout -t st ° Ls I Ul f A Ss) it! ‘ SHAW. $8500 ~; 6915 x4 P nerson ; Fan 5 ; fronts, each with } | he Cal 1 up for card of ad- Al! iZes Ww m i Spac ious Lawns WATER MAN AY. (Park view —CRates @® baths, turnac Be i : e514 “Me N AIR A A\. . A ro s, rent $ TOK ' os n00 MUST BE si Ty [) J8] = e el , ne } ? REALTY CO., @21 Chestnut et ae oo Enright ns.; lot 462185.. 35 00) me of rooms & baths; garage. : i a ‘ : : ' AT) 3 Roe + } by! 6853 Vat rmey? >-farm y il } 13 ee | wv) . : ' ‘PP 5: single a - ov | * 6 a . : . ~ i’ 5 Mat : S& reogis . see ' RUND! lorest —New stone 103 N. Fiehth «é : 3 ic, : Ee wey : ‘ a 52xx Pa ol four 2-room ffats. each DILLON NE AR HIC KORY 4010 Wa: ington, 9 roomm ..... re A= see ross oe mm her Urst floor; can © Iminedi- | 697) Glavian t4.: 2 faniie tua 8=°0lhhG Y . as ~|COee, Ee With b renta $12 , S82é ian Mitte “ 6825 Pershing, 6 rooms ........ ~. 080 mae — cR Pl ——Very deatrable Re OOM PLAT—"sHAW TRACT’ On @yion Pa.; 6-farmiis Duilu tric; i ri ’ VSN ‘4 . soam mee hres dweli'n ‘ia a : WESTMINSTER Pl.-Vvery J mc oH r ms . { " 1O2 ~ Qs) ir Pd. 5 : , ee i : . m F 4 cs. steady rental; 10 rooms #506 Pershing, 6 rooms . ' : = 6030 Pershing: @ tier ‘Gee eee mabe s fee ee ' rn ‘t; furnma Ln perfect “* cheap at 37 000 6611 Pershing, 9 roemmy ....... . RL * 1 -ront Rasen. | > Le ; \ { ; ° 6 \ME } vw rv}. . , “Grr at xs y }F RSHIN« : , ¥> 414, MAGUIRE, REAL se ae Waterman, 9 rvoms. . ' he we A S19 « tn 7] ' «ter : ‘ reo'ns Incnsern 3410 WYOMING Ss] Hai! " 3 Phoms ~- . 6 . n AT j ; : RT . j Ma 4 “y am . —— - Base Ww te 7 recins : , TO°R VA ; } M AN - LEER Nika St. ectric: in excellent’ cen a cor; . 12-family building; . rae sie 4 8 — _modemn: bath: $4650... eomery; 3746 SOUTH GRAND AV. B Waterman ae (baiverstty vag bs i. A T ,3¢ ‘ ; iid ‘ ; i [AS ‘> : + . F ut ‘ { ‘ ¥ y JisisS, j aerint ee A P * »lit avari a svierk = - F ; . re P | re y nA ot 2% . 3 > oo q rv ’ garage. oO a \x Baas . ; : ’ : ' TY co... ht Ria t SE E- EP PORCH —— ate ; : — ‘ i . as. as ; . _— sal @ Choatnut st ol A Bars » BA gleepine t © toon : or , for a gill : | ke. 1 od rs 7 £0,000 : nev 267 001, 9810 Grar SUTTS REALTY CO. “ss ) A in 1778 Central 5089 14°20 = ABA AV. $4880) R ron te por rent S64KY. Dar. if you oo My Sota ate ace rete steam plants Price it ; more v« Waterman: 6-familr vildi ; es ! =e 1 a Pent gy oF soe - ro ee ye ee & a . we a ie hei > ry oa i Se ae a + Dries sim wor . , eet Py, een that you would . te mes oa cia fie 7ro me. § athe: a e: 1 , . ; sh ae Saar 4 bas RIN Ki RE egon { ONVER THIS INTO. FLAT a - a O_ story 5173 RAYMOND oot Me be s. “rl J, 7th, 4 a! ABA ; , ft lot Will easily : ' Ik. : . . ’ , ‘ . + . s : ~ a | 4 ‘ P - . : ; 9 . . — 2 . . . ‘ . . : ro 7it ba " eT er Si ; ate og Fe , i ap, - -——— 5) ' ‘) ; ’ i 4 : ¥ ' : . Oo * ‘5. =. - : ~ : " . ae Xf ry a = N } , ‘7 mM \LETTE AV. ene OUTHWE For f rth Vibitiust©e «= °° (i MEP Oy rE ae 4a ALI Ni 3 - a meite At Bi OW FLAT—Fou 7 ee Bs MB = READY TO MOVE IN _ rey ‘ Lemp? not ' Bt s Qo ' : oa 7 BARGAIN bath, eerag hal ToT mt | we NOUUING Nan ON OTs WAreCo ; : ‘ee Se ae Kee athe Je Mit ot RZ rnome tile hat , OW ier nts : ' : " 3 .~ a Ap Wie eT ME — ANY : —_ r ? Te : , ay er ing of 1 Y rentine for $1 ‘ Ty , > » rod ‘zcrept 3 Boome ae oa ren Ps AMHERST AND WOODLAND AYS | . a seatin ia ! : ee JOHN W. G eautiful b an Ca 9M fats vente n is 1, OYi f hesinu 2¢ Has 4.21 +ruk . ‘ i i j é AVI ps ; P a2 , : ‘ a . é -? . ‘ _ 2 es ic = agg er 3 ‘xeellent Investment madera sind it. Fuil 1 ii . wy: Dare } a4 f ne ’ ‘ , i iit HVese! it | p P 4 fae a) Pu}: a ; , ; [OME © " PPLES Fil 1c] rE BARG AIN ; it s 1 a rooms. receptic! 5741 DE GIVERVILLE i il i] : | gate . bat) ‘ ehowe- | ay 4 j , ay wiT TIT | 7” te Hy; ante BY room , . meh i bs th ‘electri: furna o* « : ’ . 4 Vacant sen for inspection cabinets eae floors © esl - = 1680; 3 ' 0 Enright model aot ngje: bat) by On > & \ £? , , p! $4750: terms; ower j wes anlet, GOT inteeesh wae (; | \ es hee ; ws = . 2 . . : 7 - Poe . Siu ; ' j } ; leas h "y 2 1588 Lat WS Ls ' » oldn en RR ~altw Co 4-FAMILY FLAT. $720: ifcne oo P.g © rooms sun parior, : a | ae . 5 Tn oe se ge , yo Mt - i vCalt} t2a CI a’ — h : , , terms. HAUER-I "KANDI Faw 16 Maple; 5 room: arlor er cent. | : ) : HOMES IN PARKVIEW. HILLCREST. NORTHWEST ee ’ Le : . F = . a4 . , ‘ . - . . . . : = - ame. “northwest ¢ rooms; | : ne teen gies? A727 MePhersor S rnome and porch ta A 7 : tas : ae = between 34t! Hi-vOINTE, MARYLAND TRRRACK = — . on ay or. je gat e; : - Seen a “ Be : f, 92 2 ye pee ome . Mecpeauenn , oe ggg? om Fi as ‘hone r rae list of tne Bowes in wr . ——Iwo. Pgh ane, S roome, hot- nov = x aes rete ' pes ' 2 gee , ‘ Seat le cations water heat; vellent condition; owner @#1il S) Ri ~ Bt., : bUSH-BURNS, 110 x > Chama st show QP . —— : . — — 5 % , , ; a ‘ye & eG ; / Qiiiai 4. i i ; : t¢ J ep : room “by Ou mayire f y , = , Wait F EAL TY CO., 4 . ; : ; c . : cs } ; orice : ‘ f >, 7 9 - .? hath ’ : \ . . ’ 7. . - .¢ ‘ . a . . vr, ‘ Or) —") = - Bb AR GAT ’ - ; ' ew . 2; Ww Ariingten ‘right RB) idg Fa 7 , ro ich; re Tae a] =e Ne . ay b : P . i gts fiat 4 ‘ ' . . — _ we og ore ‘ ‘ ’ . : } _— brick house with bat h. furna —— . le ins : if rnisheg, - : fe ‘CK MAN = O.. ¥ tN L—d4-fas . Cate Lk ‘ 0 Vetermat? ; s& g&un Paro! : p- reRMA ‘ ss , :* Con ROKR ’ bo ous rou cADNO iid ft SOL THWEST he , od f oo ~™ 1438 Gran’ e ' we ; hye &® rooms. hardwood wafrGain for ‘cash, 517 x ro 623 Chestnut st. ' , Fe. SsO40 per 3 ; $17,500; tern i tw iths owne ti £ 1V.U0U. ADDITY 10 Oe | em : aoa 1 TPrS REA at 796 Chestnut s'* ———s “ DIst Ri T ————— 4 ty SROE leat ahs very. rem 3 }- POET) frame. ‘015 Nasi m ath. steam —w ee ee S : ——— h. furs inodert f ca. s -s $- A. siueens” demandes. ¢ an s than ground va rt : cern: lot Snes . tat a s' LAt =} APARTMENT- ons : no eile A , sine +7 4Uxx NATL RAL BRIDG! , OU 7 ae ED. HEATH $1 FB egy SAVINGS THK \D Rr L BARGAIN FL. s P ‘+ = i ra? st 5 § Tt . ‘ 4 , 4 . . . . a ‘ ; i j 4 { ‘ ‘ ‘ : ’ cp A ‘ wy. nd 4 tA . a Ait .e : ‘ . : ber : —— : a . » ol Lu-]5A ~ MOI rh li . OUn I ; . : . i -, ‘ $ j ad : ; ’ \" wren . AT, . . . ‘ ; . - . ; i . ‘ ‘ ; En “ai * ita” ‘ 4 aii mn } j 4 oad ing . l oO! " “ fi ’ ' s 7 re % 2 5 TT ate rT _ pl = ey" , 4 - ° ‘ ‘ : a 7 . % PR, i " . , Pt i atet) ’ > S05” j ae B AY tm 7 ! : Q ‘ ‘ , os r9 ‘ } Be ae i . 3: y ‘- x * > — 4 ad 4 y : wanting a my! : : his (ind. ' ern: a : : want offer. 1025 Chestnut, ' eof. S ant So Sion appointment * further | Central 10% | : ) 0G se onal th mplete OHO] ( Southwest Ave. cay call and 67: - Victor 294. ANTHONY 7 TT E. Co., es wel “ta cg fixt ires — or finish old tvory and , ain mah Marre sleep ha porch, 1% Cellar, 19 Chestuut. . eTyV L, ow F igure hs c: will compare — 9 mg $15,000 ntenaeand a7 Julian av.. 9 reome. bath, furnace, hom en tofay om houses em Delma: rer’ ig ailan lot BOx2H0 STRODTMAN & oT “RODT™. iN. omé $1500 per year * DALY & McCARE, 801 Chestnut st. 5 ae _ 2607 BM. Broadway. 2 hl ; s fs ' ere 7 man , room ¢ Delmar, wert of 4266 Westminster Place NORTH \ rT) tN‘ ) \ j e @ : ‘ , rice »? , } a ‘ ‘ ; ’ rat ; arag ! e S1o2nvu per jyecarl, pS o « " wit) 4 hathe eae ———— ~ me ~ ik I T.% itch t rou | 7 ¥ onms itu = “+ aon | core: uncsually DWELLING—4205 Maryland av. V-reom s het_water heat. hargwood best of conii-| _Prick; reception hall, bath, gas, electriaitg, ; ‘ : ™ r, a ; ‘ ; } i j ’ “we cf rsetrue ‘ 2 “a aid ss 1 » ar + rf os b r 5 . ‘ ' & ’ , : . fr ‘ , di ation; must RE 6} vhs = pee \ } : ? tien - lot 5 145 Immediate Pussesston if sa tg 14] L L ~ hen at ‘sho hosts - st. MAGNOLIA .| &LAT- ind 5S roome th, furnace. - ediaiectaaas _ EDM ‘os ' BRAKEWEL! T-322. Post- patch ae uern conventien .. a os a O Victoria Bag ‘femired. as owner ig leaving city Price | ne at a ee. i . iz will show ;} Ae os = duced to $17 500 A - asion by cari ous | HOUSK—17 8 Kliuot av.; S-story brick. 6 “ rooins, $: 3800 CORNET &€ “THT RUST ‘ 7192 Ches.niut. reooios aru bain, bot-w ater beat, at ro bar - eo e; get , - - - _* t/« ‘ av ) and 6 300 ' o mt : | te K from Tower G Pherson ; *. rooms, | HOUSE— $300 bio zk Madison. Z-story brick: - 110 per , , Pork ' s bat hardwoed fivoors. rdw i floors ot-water heat, ath Ten-reom brick dwell ne: slate reof, fur- | price $2550; rent $30; aecvoegpt good avtume- - * > f. " i yt . . 7 = = “ | ea I : Kens mo ed) te} SESSION — . ee Sj ( am - vent , $606; pri » $5 : t r | . - ONO°.94 & 1%} oa 22 . grin. $3250 ia) NDI. 806 Chestnut : Se ik tee ST END Si NGLE FLAT . _WANSTRATH, Chestnut, | Tit : 28 ot ~ Poe he « _" PR R E a 10% be Ninth et. tiv re Tr. 6020 Maxsno a ee a ot -- , 4 ane r fa th i Lereor (UIREIT. S07 Chestnut > QT ? ji0USE—3704 Garfield av.: 7-toom O64 Man om cs SV : $12 000 : Ae “ir 7 sett . , co ie = oS na icSJ] DEN a se my room hows ETD a ee ~“420i19 % “~~ oe R 1G i T AT F ORE I ARK bath; big corner Jot, GO0x120; northwest ~O4 3 rr . Ni ‘y . a MWENEER — ¢ lenient t SR Be U | rents, ice for mt { hwest part of f} _ aS beer eee = a 50) a te + BOOMS. 60-FOOT CORNER corner Spring; $4500; terms. JOHN BULL, > : I ali ; ; - — | \ Grand. Very well built brick home, with hot-water) “0 N. “th st Main 143] fey) —_ REOKL " 4 rt a = 3 | 6 ro 7 ; at 5 s+ 4 zx. JUST fan re he * ate oe ge P-3 Post Da! BXNCE—At & barga in; 14 rooms, ree 4067 Page bl.; 9-reom modern houses Ist lorissant av.; 5463 Vera av. : “ae Fas, as : ee ; ; porch; large garage; J baths. 3843 West time offered for sale; lot 336x150; lee cemieienn ae a aii : & " ' ind 3 iid steain hea : with electrt 1 front of lot ba: L WiLL gsell y hore, } 7000. See this today ()wner will rhow. rf SIDE ~~: yb—7 rooms ; ” ~e. finished site ST Miatecic: muenea: terunth: od Nig tad | wilt acai angen : 3 TRIS ow ee r oes : —e smal. . ti a ee ee se ' oigt hoo Pw th Side = = = = oe age : vm NED ZEIBIG TRUST, 719 Chestnut. reoms; furnace, ba electric rth Bide a, i oe r “) )? mp , - 4 , - She yi I } OT) POULT i ‘ ] { F,—. r “nright ome. ti: { ORNF I & tek tits 4 oe" aeurnace, elect farage, bargain; see i ost-Dispat: SA is See rae ‘mar 0 bargain at -) and 04 : de KORTE-RUST REALTY CO... 816 Chestnu Grand 4 ue: Y-roumn residence: 5 Hadta hath. vameed tase bane tae t—€ "7. bie bergajn. Box T-384. Post-Diepetes. RODit | NN , ae ¥ ‘Na! r a SOY THIS B ARG AIN r TS 33, » and > rool , . Bp | : : HAS he j 2d rv I I’ } : \ r . : : . — — op . — : rsa | } md WOK Loo hot P 3 mt | Aff 2 ia ‘ Sd » =- le 56033 CA TES AY ENU E KE SSIDEN = $500 do wn. $25 See if, ° nd > rooms, furnac es, fiat 7A con eel, ! ~ ; L ‘ ; I ileal eB. ; BE ‘ ( ‘ j ’ | “y . — ? Pe 4. , os QO x, ‘ Mh ih s : J Tra a Be = , . ry ae Pine bi Wew ; ~s Ten rooms, hot-water heat, two bathe, wn! ns, Da th, fog nats electric, gus: owner pes district; 2804-06 S. 4t: -» GOL room 71a. Sne — a ae = Dt x ”? 406 Int ol e] 2 } : te, . ‘oe + i ; Sx : ate t ose Oe =. 1B Uae ; = a ame 9 atrit ‘ : n as 1: a) ne . eon Oe, : J a” . ty Ae . 206 porches, garage, eCtc.: modern home, about RES SIDE NC w v rooms, sulreom garners all conven- bee a “HS . ce . j - 4 : ’ ee - ‘ +4 nd : 5 as 0%... : : “ ; — - ; ; . % a = ‘ ww sh + . ~ ——- - a s y old: rie ' | — ~ a ae ae, one f~ ool. Box 14 , : i comet LtiG a I .. ~ s) ig J I } f ' } I 2 mt) : j + far . " ; Let ; 20 'DEN —~85,00 ar d “40 R month nirvs ars . . , N A ter Cail whe . 7 ' a ae ‘6 rooms, MM “aie ttn Seat e fo he or tee a sorts , 10D bay rent Lf LA i9—Beauttfu!l corner home, 3 ‘ tier st $5000; dandy 4-roem Ollve 3! ae $24 Wainw right “Hide (c) | ee ee ee ee rrace. Colfax 1311. yi — | REx IDES NC >, piety Howard at... tric, hot water heat Sia > r. rice 4 } eat! %" j 2 ,I1lLeAaAUu av. heel ws . ws stinr , , en: owner will show LaArOUB-)» 3 1m ~—s ‘ ' . — lit vw ine Construction; 2 — . Union and St. Lovisa ave, ey | wee : | : A F000 Ke ; JUST L isTED—3: $1 EU SSELL AV i] finish: large lot; too large for presen 105 ARUNDEL; STTCCO HOME, HOL- | nn ee ®% snd © rooms: hot- THOMAS F F. PECHAN. 20°"-~4 a ag Cee ee ment flats; each apartment contai: BP went syed i ee be \wood floors price $6500. | a; ri . tna, I , es ad 5 az . ~~ — - newt ee me iiaiiiaieaiiinlniane ius Da Li i nal 0 Vv wy COB ieee 4 tone - 4 w 32; admission by card only. 918 ; Alabama Av. OH? ABBOTT, 103 N. Sth st. |room, livin a, dint oim, breakfast 8d! 7 ~ “SS soonis | He pen 3 RESIDEN 1303 Blackstone: modern 8 GET ADMISSION eiARD. THI8 IS A REAL bovKbt cheap, cio TFT V i18OOo ‘Sis " , . ‘ y 2) ’ ‘ TA i) + scor 3x3 room 1 dowd! C ive e ASTLEMAN HOME - £ furnace, tile bath, gua. elect ric RN, and | = ra ge; owner will shew. MOUND ~S Lackland av. Fran e; rental $2400; price bargain price Cheetnut st, HOME oa tHe Guu Tus PO ce A eines —— ° raw 7 7 [ 4 ‘T'}4 imut " heat a! ad hard’ 000d loors yf Sig bargain; terms. Phone Main Four families, 3 rooms. baths and fur necne —e egte ty le? A? fo one ¥L AT—Whs aang Bo ene 2 | "€4750?| KOLLAS-LUPFER RE CO. 113§ Chestnut | RDSIDENCE——Beautiful Lewis p).. No. - Balance small month!y payments; ¢-room | quick sale; easy (c99) 4 ané & room brick PALBSON REALTY AND BLDG. CO., Re ti». 2) i + 807 _Chestnut 23 W ASHING TON 4 eer in } e; good mdition; will acute 3 ba aes an : ail 1827 house 4 & rooms: tiled net Box G-94, , Post- ‘Dt spatch. ec) LOW TILE, 8 ) — 2 tt’ RaATHB, RESIDENC E—1131 Madison: 13 rooma @ furnaces; tile bat) a 940 — Lp; easy term ,E | a. Eh pee “chenette. dressing foom a ny LA‘) ib 201-03 Gano ev s | rooms: ttle bath, furmace: terms; immedi- MGORFIT. 807 Chestnut s MORFIT, 807 Ches.nut DOUBLE FL AT ‘SS REALTY CO.,. 726 Cuastout gt |= “‘LAT—O17 Louis av.. single 3-3 room work, hardwood floors; fine conditions jook| ,furmished; hardwood, furnace, water im! © yacp HOME: STUCCO. HOLLOW | TILB: _ RUSE CO... Union and St. Lesig ave, le eG Awr - ’ ~” ¢% . » _ , ' ‘ ‘ - . . rr ' * dado Ae Victor 2142 $IBB00. lot Borii4 finest double in dist ict’ 4 and 5 reot : 6733 McPherson av.; nice 6-fam! ) and eks) ms; will trade $3 3000 Bt Ys. {THIS RES ‘IDENCE the DE! 12 rooms, modern, spleniid/] BLOOK SOUTH OF DELMA | oye x "ida. nave @ isok; WE om Glam a der? - rv ‘ ; ‘ ? j } i - ; as . i J { su . ( (ix ] Md E re? Room 40°%. ol ‘ em ‘et ret ’ r) OT, i? "; ve ome fortable ; rm: terres, ow ner en premises. "64 “ KERIDEN( E 4°: N. 1ith st... uv. reo M\ n 4 family, 5 and 6 room fiat, THREE-ROO Vi }" L A‘ } ——————— 7 : NG FF $6000 per year; w 1] | on terms of $6000 — ee 44 eee ar . * Westminater ow y $: 5000 C ‘ash ash Buy 3 6740 “Raymond jrick residence lot — 2180; $4090 for . Fila: 3 and 3: DERaON_ST ~>: thing ; > ) cores - gent § 130 per month 3944-46 Me- : '* 23 S200; terms ANDERSON-SIO" , ' ern : fon oy gs - a eis BARGA! Nal ~o 4 R! SELL A odern §-room Drick; gas, | oemi- = with b eas. electsic; ga- REITZ. 26 5 _Vieter® mr > ahh i ANDER ISON -STUC KE BUERMANN CU., oe 800° = ASTG. ATE init Ast TE as ( W. ?P Ap T N ~ Ti ‘ on. rlin av. nt for $56 p ern, it ; Cabans = aad — — Pp wee 3 5899 Delmar , ae furnace, electric: "bow ouse is con.s!:ioa| “00r;, bath and electric, 808 Chestnut _st g! aes ; n ’ 45 J) 560 } : : FEDERER ZRENDES Reaure re RERIDENCE—In Tower Groves Heights; | _OCsbany $449. iD priee $7000; owner sayss el; make an of- . ha : on a fer —1900 Ger nadern x oe eemnnass ~~ ’ ~ , . ; '. : ; ait + ri 7 i ry % ~ >} ¢ . . = 1] ‘) " _ 4 on 4 s a 4 i? 7 - ‘ " 0% } " VW : j 4 : } Y ey est nut . . P re ™ ne elt oO t., ye ; : a = —_ - —— . = ’ ‘ - } TL ] E N 4 , : r bath, gas and ier ir cit biog bt, inegern 4-7 room Gingie brick fiat; © @ncd ©» room, " . 3 R. MILES (vf ullerton Ag mrare ft re | wmder lease fvr => er eae “1 Mw RURIAN + Be ts ESLDENCE c—70xx ‘Washington; oms, | LC 4 ST p ice $1800; terme. MOUN ‘Db city et — “a . 7 sa P . ‘ ‘ . ih f. mil ADs 4 GARAGE 2 CAI NEW AND MODERN. hs; suitable for rooming house: ean be 1 , | LING Pitle «uar. Bidg. na 3 rooms, narnceaes wea “WEST END FLAT ee” aaa yt wate nit ay “4 lern: ren’ 120 per n EK “AL “HEIMER $17 Chestnut. _ ‘ea Do HO} | ea . 7 W n 4 a ae #B AB Enright; modern 1 B-room JOST -MI (TR Pp _¥. co. 105 N Ninth et, oo ~ngdl ge © = on ye ba = ag PODS Die | ing terms 308 3 iran P, 619 Chertnut | a tae ike Soe ae ' @no 1. CHATN' : oA it: 2 es de nc sol-water heat; garage, 2 cars; -- 7 . “ant rn . ‘ : . . pew and By ‘ear bee VRANC 1s. 7 ERK Y- HiT J H, 102 s a} =* a ~ : AVR N’ [ +00: easy | . 2 Two fine 7 vw cc yaa , owner 4329 Taft ev.. 6-roem residence, in beauti- hive _ sode, Central 6125L. Grand 1129R, ay na. hot-water heat; 35x118: va- 1007 N. Garrison ay., 10 rooma, 3-etory . eee etn agement CR OED md mm aa a ‘ OTT, 103 N. 8th st rith & rooms each “apa Lment i] " . —. oa “hriat Pp rk addition; lot 45x125. Aaé c Jorn ay. 12 St. Vincent; 3 and 4 POOR MAN’S CH A Ni cE ————WEsT E ND FLATS ie oa , MIL Y APART MED iT B AR A RESIDENCE—5741 De Giverviile av.; jocat 1 Mave fine. at : ber- | ~ consists of Th . si ' ; ¢ 19 Moréol av.; two fan le Four-family, 4 roo: rm the; at 7 rooms, stm parler _en* Marke e 5 Bouthwest corner California and Miam!: gant restdenc , modern in eve aes Admission by card on! 150x120 o> “ = . burt ' : ' ’ S0- beth streets now vaecent an Fars VOURLAY, atom? 6491. of each ras, iS rent $ 1440 per. pit r $400: i) Q buys , rn Boke 7 2 ath he ow ch oe wood. SS ao a shed at , as lec _ rm. yee BS, posed py — A wen today for inapection; the | JULI i BALLER. kK, CO., 18 Eighth . | school « ort han home: ue BOTTORFE |! ¥ CU . rork ood four garages: rents : 1 oA , ral ; , ' ie. 4506 louisiana. and Se es. pnres, a é,, “ ye ; : . ' For price 4 | ' + 1 Be€ ane od beih each floor. ‘ ‘ interest you. cara: « $12 200. rooms, tile bath, furnace, ele ee cee er cecath, . Be MAL C ATES AN —é, AND 7 ROOMB 770. Dp ne ° $30,000, 710 Cee... | HARTWIG-DISC GER, REALS .. 5 rooms ee, SO eeee ‘oad sone GOLDMAN REALTY CO., 723 Chestmat. _ BUY A HOME po nec ae smc TY sLep ~ é ax EF, WRISEERG 004 “ deventer 2. lesa pocmas, SAte. Ses eee — | | : a b—— terms een - ~ vat : . o-1n v, JIL N. 7th ‘ 486 1- 61A Lee av.: fan s rg0 SOUTH | SIDE RES IDE NC = corat ion. arranne . look at hs £23 0 socuna. ese — > AN INVEST ME NT? J t | 4 A , secepticn fall, bath, oncric: @ Ss ae . rae ~ . , in. wBUU Db. By +e + oped 6109 . pl; 20 reoms, osk | fundry, slate roof, CO . Jefferson & Cravo's 1829 S. Newstead, near Shaw av.; thr me tg fe tring at avi t nod- Jou Ji€ p: ar lanen line to dow ' ri 5 - ;, $840 _Lataye' a... ee nae Te tae SE. ge "hot =? aan oe $i2°500 | . . beat; strictly modern; a na bought right. ~ : - ee eun parior ’ kit cel et le, Ot eakta - : . . a" “#e Ta.eee j aT cit “ hielehbo’ . i t oul n? . ‘ en)OWw rou t I s. . — - - roo’ ms oan aa ‘ . ' i. . ' ’ bl ao.) . _ * . . » ‘ eo om Z ~ ehact T M is - ) . ’ — ‘ aA 7 ne ft; eer : oe. ‘ ae " ’ sa 2 OU + —s | co ; iOk ‘ \) ; Oo , r f 4 RS INV, CO... §INGLE F TAT 5500 pe each. in Al condition as ‘of i ines | 7 a7 aca R PUL - th athe oe oe settee lec . as ater beater, house 0 eiaite to etes:) parieetn FLV? @ CO.. 100 36, Tum ot, | Ott Mere Rome Em mee 616 « ‘hestnut st; 4 Feuer an¢é end throug! b. § ' ( 7A] ——— - - come araiectias HEWSUN REAL: Ag ony GO: make terms iO. A. SLAT- rece - en nC. room: baths mas rye a? 4 ei ’ ? j . "7 ‘a4 “pe? 7 LA mmr w eis I>} p4 ° "r> ‘ .) . le. 8619-21 8 Spe ing. NMehts ;: $e09 ‘a gor ‘son at j simall casn e ach 4 86For part are a Mt | of Ba- 6036 Waterman av ' >. tos rick house ) PA! Olive Sif aoe & “sea : ope ogee ee ah ss - ™ "BEAU rLeU L a PUCESER & 2B. a. 4401 Gravois, 4465 1 Ne- payment. balance monthiy. an As a in nee Ni . iv} - family apartment f QUIT nd orc] lie iB gsacriuce To UICK “J COT . $1044, S&S, rerinece $57 0 2Ire PNCE-—5D474 Page; near Principla 6266 Cates, a — a a gry Ale ane ru offer, inquire 3510 ANDERSON-STOC] EHRMANN, ar eeaaes : t —_ | each; every conv | a TERMA t ‘e ncome wo (wat . bare hot-water heat, tile bath, =. , - oy Si f a : ; acs SOUTH OF FOREST PARE hel dessin at... : 5 _—— - 2 gg a Gage ee Kk, 824 Chastuut, | woo o Bag en ty | Graad sv. halter sind tome ee. O- e- Batt The oTrnnlitw h, | talled statement of = 27M PROPER et . aut h WW innebago ee - 3 SOT TH SIDE QS] Ni iT > kb LAT r fat . # rang - ~ ae aie sta D Yes S-S3 = 4 r P. ” ~" = . \ L i 1) aN my aw ms’ oe , oe I 1A! . Pine: tn A tall nee N TE “Tt MES APA ARTMENTS—THRER 5 ROOM, it Fae 8318 Meramec st. §4xx KEOKUK 8ST ne age ae tie, bas 2424: price $15.50 mete we NT 2400 east corner Pleasant at y $2: 50, ).00. Cc AS sf tt; electric fixtures, brick garage; eli im) FiI- HiI-! Ol 4 ) yr ee at ye gp BB oy FOR tile bath, furnace: good ! == Price 314 000; modern 4-family flat of | reve IX x. Bale ' v ondition; reaa@y to JAndell 30905_ 1S | nerth of Ciaytes road and two bieck 1440 year: DERER-ARENDES REALTY CO.. -- ‘Ww FLATS IN HE POINTE” 5 and © rooms; every’ convenience xx Jos. FF. MANN R. E. Cc ce Seema fice. _ pater aks CABANNE HOMB (of Skinke Park. Se >on and car writ? : . rg ang wick. idney_ L674 Polo Gravois &eY. a +™ on a west of Belt av.. ptt S SHE! a a) acm : ot | Che netnt it ‘st. ' } > t, r : Jefferson & Gravois. Nl ne-room a ey — | woe betb;: beautiful Hi. -Eeate: : : 7 ‘yY CO.. 8020 Gravois, 3 pe: . an nart! "7 — road: ¢ » aoe . 2* . _ 8. OE a . - = = ~~ | 4H-foot let; S67t a. ' }iving room with cx mente bath, electric; price eg UY BLE 3 LAT aa eat Petrooms each, tile Sate inte $31 90" FINE INVESTMENT N “W CORNE R 7 ‘LAT Feature | ‘compton Heights Home | $3itonre ReALry Co, 016 ee kitchen and reception Pall oo first “ De Tonty at.; farnily At a furnat laundnes. é¢t- r “ ae don wertsh opelin: 9 rooms. strictly modern sgn rooms O08 vv Koud shape; 35xx Penn . a feoms. baths Sy rnaces: rent $1580 aatepage “en —_ or heat furnished. ony 1543-54 Goodfellow a a good double Ready tor cocupanc? : - a « - r a : 4 heet aa ruction; well! 48 ABERDEES dist poe 8 rooms pedestal washstand and ey " vi 2437 x . a ANDERS IN-STOCK E-BU! RMANN, : a ner needed * ; fiat of 4 and 5 rooms. balhS and furnaces: 4 - yt rs . neF ' 0 ae pre eont owner: " ‘ . ish ec ; . im fvory: het water A Bamberwer =. 4 . i BOR Chesinut st. | sinalt eer BLANKE R. E. ©O.. : renting for $150 per month: price, S10 8) tricity, batnes SS Swe «86a s0- . amnoint? : —— 06 et | very easy terme can be mece with menthty | NEGRO Heights, on “Bartfo . »tral 1144 711 Chestn aN f LBON RDT KR. OO... h ] ‘ ‘ * , eu : . | payments. ns mt egent on the pretrises 3 te pale Pah TICULARS Cats. InN ~ THO; ; *) { ; » ; i sift ; ‘ Chest ant . Koel . 4 Ths re = ‘and 5 rooms. : 21)! ) NI EN A RD ; Ty : 7 - " p ae KE a, Bp , swe. Tt BE hee = he —_ ere UOnaA Life Bi ix. RI°TTs REAT Ty . TH Chestnut te ne . , + a yTT — Cunt ©5715 MeNair av. _ 7 ~ ty st four ee F oo" 144 Belt, 3-4 recon ee ad “a Poe YAS HELI 109 | N. Sti a pe DISCH GE R REALTY ‘ - v TcrRY P [EAT Ris’ Ch ‘heat nut | ot. floors. 6165 WreTMIN ay iy Aa = 0d bath ~~ rs - igh “a 4 Areena! f jj : « . yee uweoaoc oore?.,. SHB A cor. Rr \digce Re +O seme tra cKs atte S] N G L E ¥F LA T 0° pA N ‘ rrar qd. ———— BETT FR TH AN By | A T gite arrive, c™ tn ’ _ oO . 2 AND Moore re, 204A | ND == ve Park; hot-water 4 w ae E i SOTT REALTY CO. _ | gtore and fiat, avi IN f DICKENS $14.000 last S BOO. LL CCEPT REASON x avi PLAT—Scii Lia; a * . 4 7 “ - 87xx Fizel, 56 and 6 rooms. separate *#; aa 2Q0 Ss AN FRANC LSC Oo = ohte geicee; wires se!) $12.500; 32 , FLAT— SOUTH—$5500 ntewe 55S O7 T nee. i s; all tn good repair Price S&75( : & and 6 room fiat: tile bath Compton He} gehts District CORNET. a ZEIBIG thie rat) 9 Chestnut, . TER HEAT. lie wittox. Tox RON. Lindel nl BeSW, mornings. — : -} HIN pr age: price right ‘ - F ¥ —_ . . . | ~ - oh in fe 4 , ' R. ECO, ,, am 2935 ST. VINCENT AV WEST E ND DOUBLE FLAT Fletcher RK. Harris Realty rie and ART W! bh: lot 80x20 7 Same at $30 Rent _ | "NEW 6-R0OM WEST EXD HOME $114 §. Grand. . 7 | it 4 and & room fiat; baths modern double 4 and & ' € aaa - Grand at 4 Restéence, 8 large rooms. reception hal. | tile bath, ho -water | tern 4-fami:> . a { + screens. furnace and gre#n!- hO4H-0 a ny - repts $2780; price Pouble- -4637-3° } 'p age Av. — ~ = hath sleeping porch, finianed attic and 2. abe ¢ just being ee leted: easy terms. | . each; SMe r & paseme:s' pas 7" -~" ac Pe yin eee. will arrange terms Five and 6; bath, electric, furnace, ge. ~ Briek Flat, HO2Z0 N. Market uble brick ga beautiful decorations, - G. BL AN B «x. : 44 } lores, electri ° WERER, 1:9 awe | St DIN Fi REALTY CO,, Title Guaranty pide. race 4 cars; bargain. GLICK. R24 hestnut faxti Ba] M | M.<¢ Spl Humphrey | : 2 : a F™ ve and | @x rooms reception hb il. 7 . E.xoellent con4a 2 | Cher nut, Mmachines ye - ouitable fo for ; aR ; vr \ (nouteau av. . . -- 1 - + , er heater 7) nb. . (fia —4 tary, 1 roome, sum parler. of A SMALL PAY MENT DOWN 2 719 YERNON |” Several New West End Flats | rates heet. bardmoet (Oe eeuit’ eciiar® | ton and str one room, ant garage. Price} [OUSE ars Pei oe ee = fo, Vowt-Diepaioh ;, ' BUYS BARGAIN FLAT ; wopk "RN Li) om elect from: have everythi neede ck gurace r three by balance terma West nd: a3 biecks north of ; CaRs, -WA ie mM E NT—1623-25 5. °d st oo . 4047 CALIFORNIA AN. six rooms: | for your comfort: also a good ist o° hemor x tg made: lot 338x148. | $8500: $3600 cash. address Bos ors, lev = oe Call Forest — / Foome each, rents. $7 Oa; prea e and ° | : provements Sx tion and appointment ead¢ “210. VIN UST. 4915 Detmar oi. MEATH. 616 CHESENUT. pene and | 3 rooms, §3500 na water; coer ah oS NE Fate ne nel PS SAVIN: 38 | asak i KEL-FEYDT-EARICESON., cation an x ib | BA an TR "O°. i “J. WANSTRATH. 717% Crests <a RARENDES Hib ar So ee \4 s. Broadway er 6001 Gravois. | Post-Dispe

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lee a = PsP aTCR es 600 FARMS For Sale, Wanted; Personal Property and f Real Es Estate a Business C Ch ances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today. —_—__ = eae ty a ; — Sa Sanaa , : PERTY FO ARMS FO | 7 FARM OR aT “PROPERTY FOR S 2 SALEBU S! NES IMPROVED F PROPERTY FOR SALE IMPROVED PROPERTY FC FOR SALE BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE 5 FC Susi NES " FOR SALE OPPORTUNITY TEN | HO. ES | —.. IS SAYING “HOW DE” INVESTORS mA ESTATE + HI R DST REET | : TPES DS 4ND “= = 7 = ? ean s temebiles ‘eft ” | . ep 1 . x (99 ig . eae SB or.gages paid. LFA INVESTMENT : . : a , ee = | ee ys : E nS NX. § z i MONEY TO LOAN ‘SMMMEGONGY case: am toames nay | " cenrte ‘Side. »_NED om agtoerme > ikem. ° » af Svert mii. shih BE: AMG? | EPP I. MS Sait ARNO ie BE ail. 8 ~ — a = au’ 5 mepties ae . 1. 4n.ce8e Aa. A. 19.0008 CASH RUY¥s THIS ROWS INVESTMENT [TURE AND Pita = *cth @ Northwest of ‘et om ay TY ett er a WY net Sen oe ee Se ee | FIN ANCIAL|* ee ~ FRANCISCUS EE & KUNZ | ' centia | ree | — — Prog m+ & BACK TO THE FARM .s ~ 4 . . 2 . bea ; : p : . ; ; ; i 7 . Se Suare - < : . ere y ) : as SCR, 1S ue. _ i ae 0 to $2000; city chy “Bort Dae, Prot- inate | BROKERAGE co. — a —s woth — : . ONEY Ww 1 —86500 » 2 . ot FS 5 Ban mene Ben 28IB LECAS AN - at. lau : : eli = | | , ee e a | 2 td “<= STOCKS AND SONDS at cammamis G a we Benita w Asatte rs RSON AV 1 ‘ ore : ) ee cers | wile ms. . a ee _ en. ~- 7 | <a So sae co a. a ee . Wasi. « S28 x—s — se ‘ieee ~~ Eng-ne-r —— Vs. | aS es ~ Tairnwright Bide & ~ & —_ x Facts a “erat ’ ae. | » ‘243 2 =o gy e, 1008 Chestnut. 2°" *o-™ ro — Ser centr 7 r MONET em furniture worth ‘Tat epee mrevate perty ca. Post- tch. MONEY | wird. ner co teed of ARRAN TE GR ee REARRANGING FARM —Small: ~ew * Ringer road. ct Cees sh. Cami eR a Sekai ee Ena

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ween we JANUARY, ley Vator, 17,000 pt. Se in chad at southwest ng on Ninth, Dock and hing especially-adapted fop on apply _to 1913 North os ~~ oA. perty. PANS ON _eAL oe v7) > 4 : ait) ‘ j good ‘Teal ired Geed ) ret cr? 4 Us BPC - particulars. box Y TO LOAN—On rea! estate: apt attention. STRODTMAN a VIMAN, 3007 North Broadway (coe) MONEY Te » LOAN . = i 6% Mc NEY SHOU >» : s+ ia ory Ches WE WANT LOANS MONE A ag irri ULIUS CHSHOEF E R mide, CIE lx OE re | TrHone | “a, ond cee —_ TQ MONEY Surin fre #500 interest ate iLER RR. E LEND § rpart on RETHER & MONE Y 1 pm ag iti 5 and Der Ww. ne AN TY : it) } on jmproved {) SID 10—! flats or vie Diag R11 Int. Life Bldg. TO LOAN | reasonabie (,t lav (cO9: aa LOD ‘ cenit outeeu av OF “TRU ST OTH c MONEY TO LO OND DEEDS IYAS-SHELP, 109 N S. DROZDA REAL TY CO 4006 CHOUTEAU AV . « kar. 1m sums to suit, or county State; lowest MONEY TO LOAN bl of $10. apr city anc estate; y:; iow fTETTE on St rates icn’ ot) or ies or) rove | pu \a nt. a! ATi ai interest MUT ASSN * ke |- F ey dE ar “icks Sey to Tea | tions whers 2420 1 EDS OF TRUST— Money on hand for cond and third ds of cnet. Box b78, Post-Dispatch. i'MON EY WANTED Wid ‘hestnut } 1) joan in estat for privat Broad TT) a WO - 2 og ‘ (sravc room loan; 4+ and 5 TI) Box L-91, P ty to \vest $150. ae tate Box 313. }” D private pales. Post-Dis. deed: 4-family 4 P.-D- yeurs * Derecent Forest 2948J. on y new home —SIUUO »eh double G $50, 80 hox lL, dave: 148 S3000. first south Box N- W td. —S4 500; 3 business properts Y Wtd.—s4000 « P-537. Post-D As Wt De is ae oa property wortd Dis ‘room brick is > MO h-TV1is 4 ¥ ’ 4 on }° Osi ‘ ote Tr cash my aoc yun bank; about $200. Ou TN: mel f¢ igh t an t HBO: »>VA ¥ Wta— irs rT} ae Ze lanh a lanas 1) 50.000, oved farm N-22, L000 to $s. if oT inipr inde By x er : to borrow $2750 om t. western pair h -] want saan . Oi. : id Dispat: if ia : A 1-238, Pt td —$6500. ‘try Clu ~ * 0 “Si es. rik = BS on ‘minple ne iP ie paris. ~B1i on is cy 'td.—About $3000; Dusiness purposes, reliab! th a > *? 000, to be #* ith good rate of Post Dispatch. Loan of an (le eo of rus? box N -O84 Wid.—$1i acerTil # Rox G ‘part’. gare it} deed from reliable 'mion on mort ‘Post Dispatch _ or $6000; first cent, om my new ft. retita a°400 per year. APO wT A helleview of ~For eas. 008 real estate joan: rity exceptiona:’ wnt Box Us, ta Ps sell at once Night “and for BROoc to Pic on do have S360 58 Sam Zurbeiman, 162 h st: Central SSKII. Ww td — $4000 to a pp! sO) cor TY 160 — FOO per pe ’ Cert » Lites Diepatcl, Ey Wtd.—wW ill Rank account Hime $4500 ‘oD per cent; ivate party no Tomt Dispatch of $300; well #ec ured, $1200, whi pay good party preferred Box l- Lav ri Por! Die apete bh Py Wid —loan of $2000 to $3000. iat 4-Tlat rents $2200 260 wi ~ it private party. Post-Din. ; sakOARY 39, 2922 ” MONEY WANTED which cos money 7 mes Wd. —$1500 ‘on my home: 8 rooms, me $6800 two years for 3 years: will pay without commission. Box | te : v 400. ~ — ° ies —— e+ — +--+ ow — —— ' WEY Wid.—Owner Oi two stores Wants 1500 for L year. pa bac k monthly: was 4 to ny eel 0 wii rive mort - force ° 4 ” slLores automon @xtu res 0 ; on geod interest and eon ission : J 0 ie Post s ‘Teonai fees: no law : ORGANI ZE \ av legal «\ er) et: NO lia bil ities Avoid partnership gars Ve cates, ~~ in th . Se . Low i ioe ees : tio 306. $08 Cc aaauen (ot can Vive 100 Wa ters Corn, “) Waters, Corp fA ; omn other wt ocks and inlisted bonds from St 9 nt casb, 10 per terms Post-Dis Pp Ao 3 a chain patensed — mes fron articulars, rs pet ’ A. «+T) > omeinae. ness under salesmen. deciaration o We = F1eG lial Texiouana Nonny trust auncn ‘ peti? aest! P r PART See t i884 I vy cr? KG Louis: $5000 aT VS 0 Te trade or loan and curb stocks. i New York, Chicago. peaver Pittsburem. Kansas City. our prices ee KATTELMAN COMPANY, netionas Lonk Bide. +. oo en 42409. (el) money on ar 47) corn M pan 4 i gery & bn. pram ? ' P ‘Call Lindell $7033 ‘tes ‘ep! Omit i‘ _ Central oe 2205. to im est SOOOU product with Post-Dispat Centra! lH". in proved 5 real C@il for | s! pe EF. { ) (*hestnni toans OT phunr i) DICKM \ a’ ranteed Firs! Deeds of Trust ee t) ~*? st Guar P AT ST os and €S8F Ol man 1f me tur & ¥, 8000 for mai heap S07 N. 2% se b RESPONSIBLE corpo BUSINESS CHANCES ’ tein ravion managers =e open ran gen: BOOO to $500) 1 - manage sales wedged first deeds of ust in the fol. | amount: are €1700, $2000, $13,000 Clear de insurance W! rT 7 m GEO. J BO. J. Wi ANSTE LAL: (1% 43 Chestnut 6%—F TRST DE EDS OF TRUST—6% ‘““SEE US’ title. fire and cyclone insurance . Following amounts $200, ©1000. $130, 62500, $3530, $3600, $4700, $4250, $4500, . a a oo ga 619 Chestnut tr) I »T 1500. “34000 fire and tor- Doubd!s@ necersty. jo8 (DE oo $) B00, geen’. Perfect st Yee kel: F ye ydt- ‘Ear ic ksou ilitiee enabhie profitad: nts and nd est rn a Ti '* ine ,\@ : é i jle jd ’ Proada ®" 500i TR UstT two ‘ tre $5000, interest Call “= fiers. (ara- OO —— pay ‘7 vr ne Py - k } RST DEEDS Ol aD teed first Aeeds ‘ $1000. “S12 Oo 1500 500. four €3 100, two $3 nage $4000, at 6 per cent ” tornado insurarce ————S| => A W ONDE RF | \ cy RIVE SEND ate R LIST 4s ¢ abdso.uie aceves ¢ city real etate: om eart'. Whr:te nS. pic s14 s (yrane Q ~ GET OUR =e IXGS Have ceods trust for gale: business pro Det + Fe PA De B to 7 per clean. mocern it vou. Real business. ‘ali oF evi sach rida: EDW. K. LOVE -———_—_—-—_-—- — edre ar nent a tr ust Of fisst prac CKM. ay atfiract "2 “apa©rit umount especial!v first flats - joans for i's our REALT — — ) n esiate write Y CO. —_ - _—- —- LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY te tha fo- re ar pa fa (sriive Or autos 216 N 21st ANED on late evenings. 1 petal ist WONRKY loaned or Acme Inv. Co., Tha Oe rant LA _moge! ua comebiles $e 1§ 6 | On . t¢ S ) a" stomob! les: ren so nabie. 308 Tithe Guarantr 1d , on - MONEY sum Pu Se mente: conficentta!l 7 NET loane POSSESSION. . ac Neo , 4°1 Commer left rour i421 Locust. (c3) payments: Exchangs icd} ONEY supplied salaried peo) furniture owners, onic confidential. Pas Re ii vay Exchange Bidz (c6": MONEY rnit ure and pianos at 2 : Olive 3884. mous And Victoria Bidg O56 aga teawes LSl% automobiles Daid. oI merigages . MONEY to salaried people: easy 188) Rajliway —~-- eee - noni 4:3; aan LOANED on auto: ihes rR) mode! i}2lyu late _o., —_————-¥y = on on aut omebiles : }. AuUuLo A uct. loaned 104 4 on perso! a) notes employer Southern 406 Liberty (Vive. Fr NOTE to loan ntra!l 4] Sw i¥ men' Bros we nd ~ PERSON AT, oy empiovesr i LOAN & INVEST) & aie R08 ‘ ‘hen Lice! Bide Glive Ss. iad. cS " THANS ON FURNITURE AND P [ANOS. LAER complying with State v san: De Vrnents (‘git or write MI’ NIC IP AT. LOAN, 49] Renoiet Bldg Di ih and Pine.(c 69) | MON: ANED—$25 to $5000 on “The | ‘ Morris Pian.’’ payable in 60 weeklv pay- ments: charges 8 per cent discount B- dustrial Loan Co., 714-716 Chestuu:. GONE) TO 1OAN—« ash advan and persona! S per cen! Langan F Delmer b QLICK MONEY Por salaried people om their own note, wi on" indo: wer : nd vithout knowledge of aa, plover or anyone rican Brokerage Co.., af ‘Rail WA} Ex ange Bidg (cold) WOANS—LOANS—LOANS 4 Money loaned to teople keeping Mav pavimenis: see others eurs THE AMERICAN Arcade Bidg. Entrance. $19 TO $30 QUICKLY LOAN “ED IN Birictest confidence to furniture owners, and man or woman who works, withou rity: lowest rates Call and get wnt {¢6., ‘e TAANS rate _ted) ed propert interest pe! ireproof Storace | _4c6* ) hii nouee > 5, fret i can easily pey in 2 to & months, ai | pemearé Credit Co.. 2081 Ry. Ex. Bl. (dS) AUTO LOANS WHILE _— deren second mol utomobliie + v Pal ALEWEL fans from furniture OF Peano, own home ana not rements necessary in ; nat Ae BnOV rece pis been oupht and paid business strictly con- os Beniont 7404. (cD) IMONE EY TO LOAN WN AUTOMOBILES left while r don't sacr| (rive SEE FRANK H. you are in onev I \Rag 2s buvers ine ' floe of r ir reed for in vour own Mential, 2000 net re: Marke in the owner’s possessioL | NORTHWESTERN | BROKERAGE CO. : } and 22° Boatmen s Bank Bide.’ cP) | STOCKS AND BONDS “of | ‘omm unit? Gas. Call | tev) or row : sire ree Box N-280 NERA RhisH’ = bot N shares offer Lindel U 4o¢ tex free inves! — ebis that “yield ati cent te 12 ner cent, guaranteed. Post - Dispate! wae SULT us tor guotatino and prices on | eS and un sited stacks and for terwuist Parchr ne of listed stocks on partial pa) @ are active in @/) marke! as and | Cerreanonder:s in all principal vy é& . A R. Elisson, Me itiive COG hi buy thene hoes Ke en shares TRSOR K—200— Offer Eng: neer Mines: make Foret - Diapr te h. “O0-acre iaDG, a Bre adway. | ~ Santte r tilities takes sone B53 = Arcade Dependable Truck. ‘ope rte ‘r » Centro “American ~ Traffic Truck, Wat inited Drilling tevire t) (ieneral Oi) " Oe net Evergreen Mines. Okliana Developmen! Afterthought Pome Verde and other active stocks shel & (o.. Boatmen's Bank Bide a Olive 4670 es | Cri! io” ASSOCIATE Wid.— With $2000 _Pogt-Dispatch. A BIG opportunity A LARG! —— A” EUSINE “SS CHANC i—Good chance fer ‘tn- net ; il and BU SINESS CAPITAL | GASH —FHy COMP ANIES — wishing | to | DENTIST wasted to | DISTRI USING | exenOETIC EXCE PTIONAL opport ‘HERE timore allowed ° 7 games to Ba Manager, 603 N idreaa, Ba M —- LESMAN—One who businpes#®; we bave St good electric vacuum like te turn the wholesa! “ man who ig able to sell to other dealers No inv estment req ulre cept to handle his own accounts, apace furnished. Box T-231, Pos’: 1} | Ba iCS | | Solid agata, 250 line: ont-of-town. Eut daily. $0¢ Sunray; rainitaunm $8 Ti = or more tnsertions Ic line discount. BUSINESS CHANCES to $5000, a wouiu for distributing best tire made; clusive territery; references. for an energetic man, only $200 cash required; something every @uto needs: we want a good man to be dis- tributor for counties itn the State of Mis- souri; investigote. See Mr. Owen, 1421 Lo- cue? SALES executive of handle territoria! endorsed by biggest ness. In\ estment which will rope ity and proven abi! district f men in $5000 necessary ly secured 4 ’ as essential vestment nd icant Whi vestigated as thoroughly es irivestigwaie us ee, Room or of > middle-west corporation. manufar- turing a well estab! ished. popular and fast selling desires the services oO| a« axczresfives and energet business man [te act as exclusive distrib stor in this and ad- joining yunties, for tts line of highn-grace |] merchandise: applicants musi come Wei! re ommeneded and must have at least $2000 capttal. For such a man we have a reai opportun ity to offer Arrange for interview with Mr. E. B. Cavanaugh, State manage 7 coc roo! 1509 Central National Bank Bide _ an pent het ween 10 a. m and $ p. m P ; of if de ae - opportun cy 3 open to a salesman or | office manager with good reference having | tle capital to invest in a Rrow ne manu- | concern. Box N- 105, Post -Dis salesman with ‘a $100 0 is open iret-class proposition. ox N-2 Post- i i8T at nh. as it be : . 2 pre Auct 6 OU. 000 organ ' " canipa.g' m ertising accounts salestr.an _o | just selling this produc usive territoria Lewis. 107 Baertor “um agenc’ for St make vou $5000 a year ? *% T ~ Henly (3s tube fact OF } id SOV t Cap ibes in rub- tically bnew, the hands of lease factor: (ities, the Gatewa of ‘sabres George E "11 Fifteenth av T : i , ei rT? ro ¢£ tu sim * eguipped achipery re.iatie 470.000 i@ come- procu ed, siness in y itself; to right position as ¢! rer : mn at 64a:- f SS0U0 yearly cent on his estinent ; bears closest pane: | for business: avove tm eapital. Box A- -60, 1 - PARI RS—Estab! ished field On. nex Post- Dis. | hi STAR’ in\ eatigatl mael ° ’ ‘¢ LO 386 lad es nea’ rent remarkable Hsenat ‘Der RE — Men s shoes "hear Sv ste STO goods. business: jobbers app .T piexion defe manicure opody ee e pariors making $1000 165 Post. | t! start now berry , ‘ P ¢ Ww X +n V ire’ nia Bb ie st Louis. M A T c —_ —_-—— - —_ x =. ‘ ’ Se 4 hir nee r from BUOK KEEPE R—And cre Le yun Po lac i‘hippewa nce } ner et j ~ establised office. Box D- perir or $4000 charce of -TED—Sales agency covering fia) nape SG anul nl b 1 I I ost ier 4 Louis; raw fire rroductio er. offer Makers. ~ etienti mn movabie bake ovens, guaraer- terms io suit. Write for | lebv-Marshe!ll Oven Mfe 6 h “~9 st [wuis. Mo TPIONAL RIGHTS—Orgar leclaration of trust, an) leg iti enterprise, corporate privileges: no State eypervision: cost s™ms. 4 a" m4 ‘ seon .~ ~ E ASES—On S26 surrounded CHANCE ci pe il en turno » ~ tisfactory subijec t a) Mic 3 'NG MAN hs _Box_ N-2 ROO Dur -Dis "1 cnet x - welle (ok - -|) chol: ce, ing acres, ; Dispaic Tyreye, Lie { Post 40. , v A- J a OOD in other Post. x pape } anv wanted to fnance the man' fac ture | 7m © distribut of patented household . ng inachine pronounced by cxperts | arke' work! ng C rawings com- oper ation, only those finaT having facilit! es to neat apply: inventor has life- qd shwastiing machine sal ee supertencs. Mur- ye. - S13: al BUYS an eich: 6a loan Y or re ? Bes Tee « an j je TI $3009. H00 “tate | new device aA prospect for right mat ‘ at seve . pe Ww. $90) 000 ( ORPOR ATH IN pater DOK T> ase need e in gy and large doch, Box 154. Bue¥1 ASH BUYERS we property; list yours 1728 N. La Sal e, Chica cre pase my svete } you! prop- business or investment, anywhere, in entroiling 10 Lo im) dass Hrennan, SV08 Harri- | firm for yr BROOD fr cash. ea 2ee Fam avew ae a ’ ; > oreenloe ~PROMOTOR S, write Maneg:r, I city, Ma > busi. ie eS8 { © Brokers r tin zg for rou! do interest of ; Prax “" . A TT ert" liw iu won si., * sain or have quic A. etocKs or bon ds Kansas 203 Reliance _ Ridg.. share ground f'oor phyveictan: hanged Bo: ‘? * wtib established sition references ex‘ ten fices lece tion. _Post- Di epa' “TERS wante ton gg ‘an instrument c gs au tomobiie teaches more in 5 minutes than vears rer nr pro >| Hox 794. Dodge { ‘OR! WOR! giorious 41) Tel-Aut brains about the mo- experience; io- dilv as a watch ane heips fix trou jAterature on re- on starting 8&8 iplications ft Pontiac ic) ine the lik Oifers | money al wy tells ti \ bles after fnding them. quest Write for points o and *k mel s and including stati , is ry er informs in e stock A r LS ION on “= iA a W'S man v \ hesnmenm hie ir ifarmation Tray LEXANDER Trust & Over) ané ——_—— |$i. ‘This f hs ; | men by an investment of onty | you. | 20 can esta bliss themselves in & profitable | DEPT... 702 le and i. Mertens husiness of thelr own. representing us Ore : k will pay tory acant to St. Louls. . to investigate indiana Right Angie | IN VES $7 b Al Ie eg oN. Oxford 8 Indtanapolis Mi re PN } aPard ‘ (it) | sonny ae a to angie in 7. o ecient growing m: capital ,Or eXy opport nit, With Ha, leg iim be th A small. facturer ws Here is wUmity: $900 buys i erest In macnine shop, we cellent a- | Box — N-35, Posi Dispat:! Fea oe | 1vK ency for Eastern Missour! hust tling Iitinots for article having 4] 0.900 to good profit. Box | ae ' proposition and on j oughly in estigat “I fand we references W bo “cS } r iw sh Zz Ty >t) in' len 1?9li —_— - - ce con LUSLYE roung man at “se ! "hh and Sor ~ mh “ ; steady agemand and sold at N-b3, Post-t Dispatch. _ ony ORIDA bungelow co! ie — with experienced man. na nancing selling end: hete! a. iow erected ropica -_ | | trent. mail service. griesian wel Wel | organization. — fishing. weal boating: a eOloe CON | derful g y for right party. lis | patch. cern. big opportunist: 0 | pares. M ; ae s “Bayhead Fila Bie : on = wih SALE, SO shares in cor 4. ALLE re. incorporated, want to eo n . “an ! . rienced man who ce® * 7 ciple en ager; excellent opportuntiy. Box J-75_ Post- Dispatch youl chance to — , = Lee bp! the plug wher os Spark Ping ' that Willi a4 a ae , . ven- | re: Thermos ute . Harrison &'.. La 171 weer and BAKE RY port, Ia tent Box in\y ce 1s | ean desires ca pa vie modern ater | to WS ms man With au asset { 595 Post-lDi« “a? . desire a will be Box T- in turn > 6) +4 . extensive BUSINESS WANTED ANVERTISING MANAGE" OF PROVED ABILIT &: Louis ecennection vears' experence in consider postticon as lent «op V" ter .¥ ae Wid g00d 49 Fost, Wisi iat Wed ~ Ae ye ‘Location, pews rT. ’ © Ke 2% Ww ta — A i N Eas Mangeisdorf, Pree ivy “ineT Ww M fe | DUSINESS Wa be “aie stores. retail hut er. ercre ten gi? hatei, Troon ne faci, any sooo retall v » well if the or -" GLENN’ ~ ] me rkel ®) im _ xX Ns seen ee iy im first-class vecant busi- ysfer point. in thie kkty papu Louis district this. eauity t =} eo and i% Vv ortn : wre- ; oe 500. eiroumsetances com- guickly., 9° W) $700 Lox BEAU iY - h nes nar; 44044 rinardware, gearas jewe.ry. C&G \ fee and p house, reslaura: use ness that vou ‘e is rignt XCHANGE ide far iis @ Coy a pe . ~ he i —_— me | Poet - -Dispa” kT nell farms furnished ——— “husinsses, eae a ’ t . O14, ane wien pee cash: | ' hers Star 4 getviik . , + oF! werd pt) hOocaAtTLOT A "S80 ‘ost -Dianatch + — | ‘ IGATR A ¥y ‘I COA! , Ride (cw ee lunch reem to wcouire adtive | CONFECTIONERY | y store, Address reply 932. Post-Dispatch. MAN—With eoime knowledge OF neal | can take charee rote . office work. wou! hundred dollars lished pias 18K. Pos ee cFACT niareet i WDienatch AY pte Wie caah ahor? 18> wit! i? inspec! » —Desires in = m6 At id | SUCCESSFUL iw ANT BUSINESS Wtd.—On Souch it. Att tt BUSINESS WANTED (oNFECTIONERY , r $1000 bp ee ONERY bul iding Post Dienatch ‘CTIONERY muss be good iculars ove - 5 wea WY te a | annus §4 ¢ i> STORZ oe Oe : tox G-15). RE ™ (; Wid 370 Pas —7 in Disna wtd.—or Box L Wtd.—Cigar space +0, : . nt South Po ~ — Vfus1 —r rooms each mOx A-9F Wtd —or ' cash Rox \ \Vr tte , ‘ Post-Lnoesnat: tc.— VW Wtd.—Des Tale Ql, part vo “Wr Vahl grocer Post-Dispatch -R3 VV td.—and $1000 to $2000. : -Dispatch i; HO Yost ta — far 4 2 nproved ot AU T08A Wa WY STOCK AN LAY SDOL Casn: 7 ik is RLVAR BUSIAE ing: OF wi s s Par MEN GHANDIBE tha cheandi bate) i ~ awiap Hoo! , &. \ est AURS NT Rr x VW to trade biilier-S _ « VW ta j RANT e+ t¢ ’ Ow? at 4 [i spat MING Hijl Sk —_ ‘an 4 fe tionerv ROUOMING HOUSE ers. Mangelsdorf, 4987W Wi for Wit Les Ba $1000 or more need! ng effici ent lars. Box N- 6° to look into aurant or -Diepatch. buy TY partict a. to $1600, in ern frame cottage: r* Box N- 320, TEA A ND (“O)] naving, or buiter 1* 12 LDispat } TANTED to f sale ago exchange net ‘EK Re and hear of son, WE BUSINESS 1101 or YOUR Rh J Tras nednock Wanted— §@*,, a 4 Piece] N-° ._- mt ery Cc , — iia “> . igat Post- rr, Saine @18 w it Wes eice, ‘ 7 et-l)is Lcn araze . moder: YP at essen; Uulars. | ‘1 4, VV 4454 meat Write iur manage! market part nauin’ I-28. 4141 Ww ould Dis stauc. Wtd—Candy or ,0catior ; Bux N-270 St. Louis Wii iculars. 6 ix a ATsenai payee drop 1a! Post- “bareain j stationery store. $40 ; Post-! ispat cn , ZOO ) } see POMUnIL! siness, vem \.t \ Pal Se iea ‘ re 4 ess countr ‘Dd AOSO erivir- Aitt erry BARBER LARBL! - SHO Pr—w = ht Sov ir —— 2 $70 BARBER SHOP CENTRAL Xe BAREER corn)? —(7000 "HANGE Ne€osiio bAHK HE inion a+ ouoewr hale SoU) Pi.” trwa* HANG sri sh Mt >a Us house; Ly Uis RESTAURAN "toWh Darga.t AN. AFETERIAS -~- _ tie | SAL AL. a. a ANGE i; ERMA k FT! a i > wre route t% : ‘x imi ae CAN SELL E OR " P| V\ © * is ness Oo eas jepate Delma L—Good | Box L- store for Vv. ASH 0 J bod geal. ange { e99) net ‘ > in ta » Joseph "Tue WV @ reUa ESTA! nd as estab RG RANTS PROF?’ OSiTIONS 19s" 10 194 W ait OR} a r REBBING — se \ — Se NG og ‘ RAILW ST Sout —Repairs Araena AY EA RAN TSb— ide. ana a‘ er: ; offers » «ne +O “1 au 3 at ICE BUSI N &ss— Wootr Poet-Dispa } Acros + % RY— local ‘TION! Kova bOTl soar NER) a we? ation ~ 31) Yb s good io eer.ta so)) | iON & aA Pe‘ *t Louvre i ION ee yy. | 1" Sti barge Ric nA! . " srooery or | CONPHCTIONERY—Ap ve ith reoms preferret . B | gr A cater I phone Tvier 2721 ete “andy anc clisé 2420 CB V+ } ‘RY—Located Rec Leet i i) her's cow 4 baker) hoo! a ine ‘ont - fd. et North 616 g rooms ; $1000 | ane hd ea) STORE 2 DRY Gt — it) Oils a? « IONE aie! $1 0.000 Arsens “TION ritwiiti Wes! INA M ee. i eT = DRY (3( 0) D>. ‘ENTRAL 4 mus’ se DRY Ow! DR) “| DRY ’ “GOODS 81 iO, ~ GOODS | here for clean chand gain _ address Box ELEC ‘TRIC perience @s'at en! fp * ’ , 73" ; busi ne ns S109 ‘ Roo ret GR KV fixture (‘anbnn’ GROCERS ness Revo GROCERY cati or -GOODS- — : Ss —(3004 location ladies’ years no old ; invoices about — ters wanted. F 185. wiri ur ishiment go % MOEA "TY ,) 126 na - Rn" “tT, ry uDbUsSUa! lrace S1000 Y -—— SW eet & ve . handie y —_- Best End 4 Livy End rent DUS Ness neighborhood br _@&® 600 FARMS For Sale, | Wanted; Pers rsonal Property and Real Estate Loans; Busines BUSINESS FOR SALE MONERY—Open ing for lecation, Box N re) _ ' the ng @ weet a! op ease, sect ‘ ’ aut *4e ’ mone 100 1¢ fixtu iiesouri ? aro last xe TA ror . i EF. R k—B ira | > Ravi jocation $12. bread, a OOW t | et ee Mang: makil dandy TT) cari- 4038 business sll gawd ise a4 1 s*'j > th ned tC iginese: VYeTagz ing Si 0 Gai ‘ ge) | pe beet? 4K°% 9°35 immed Bo i8U9!] , ¢ ad _ rniTy - cKn'v es Loos iate’’s x N-48 account al .. ccount for r=) Cail Forest dr goods. business Vv 33. ‘ Rp 3004 ~ yooation: bargain. of sickness. ods, * =) ss STORE IRE—Con ‘complet e outftt ere fer men, women ema children; © . ’ 1} ran D Bit MOTE! ENT we $3: iM) $1: pi) C04) "HA \‘ a aMITH Fe. sHoOPp— —bkresh MAK K \ oO S40) man Ke a ing expenses. unless iw ater a -(,00d . goo =! anything moneys > he ewrod and terms and 4 rin wer) ve the in north (e eo" 3 HANGE _- . a aeeod “Lore sine ma ¢ ’ GS LAUNDLI—A We MVive ) Rie nea p MEAT. MIL! MIL MUSIC | PH NOGM ADT tohioe | PICTURE for write Box 1,149. Post-Dispatch (53x ~POOLROOM—4 taSies sale price, $500. Mr. ine | I ess Chances, Wanted and For Sale Ads today: BUSINESS FOR SALE BUSINESS FOR SALE RTAIN LAUNDRY—LBest equipped chea} Rex D 153 P -D TAL VRING Bt 1SINESR—With siz | fur 2 “eo account $35. ’ asely “4512 W aab- each roem: full new lease, bargain; see owner, water in cheap rent; Delmar | oot HOU SE cation in cy. 10 oak floors. le bath: $20,000. price $11,500. ty; AND garage: OR E—I sx sted STOR business wer Pp GENTS’ FU RNISHI: ROOMING HUUSE—11 reoms, hot and cold CW BIUTe! | wee . 004 | FURS—Sailesmen’ —And furniture; “best io- always rentec: worth | 3618 Westmin-— ears: ; ROOM! NG HOU party ruire ' t HOD | reome : ? atc? rounmi*=. SF —s Teoms; ' pric : ‘(apt pric tihi «oM—— CH ke SMAi« mM— thing fer r dtive. er ¥ «1 iVi . “IFA i ra 1000 | Wim uge cdowpntown City Coffee | & t « | ‘ ? o - 4 i2 — HO ae ‘ik “B16. established diound RALOON—And restaurant. 5A LOON—And junch sand; busi nese 8201 _ Olive | et. SALOON- bu ‘ach stand; st mciatitiininenisiniaiineatialin doin own: estab- ad business, res6on, Jj-74 P.-D ~ SIN ESs—Hote! seil cheav fa —— , i SALOON—And 1450 Mare : SAI DON—Laocat ed in « . ' district of suburban town; ‘» p18. Post- Dis a , living rooms upset a: ~ bargei business. on account ef death. TO auyreyv ——— --_~— - MARK ‘gi ted th. sna | ey BLO ck { j | orice. .5 $80 | 2:7: 1.350 | HUDSON . "800 | ae 900 | LADIES’ 200 400 509 i. Chestnut. _ ~ 1600 Pine st at. , goed | SbCONDHAND FURNITURE . STORE—Good 2705 &. jeaving x city. “goed | good busines. OV n for — Sout Side: doing rood lrusiness 347 on Mes paich MAHKK BT—And d grocery: cheap: | at om I will @gacrifice mv excellent locatio 6114 Minerva. any 7304 n; also SECONDHAND 86T ‘ORE—For sale or trade; wan Call at 6210 ‘ wetla Cab- uréeesion and fixtures fo vice at BSc on the dolls if necessary, Call today and 49. m., 1547 8. Jefferson. NOVELTIE S—Sma |i. t; low rent: a, D spatch. shop reasonable rent, well estab! high-class l, Poet ——— ————— “Sout r th 6 a SEWING " BHOP—Compiete; electric power. 6507 Meverrt Fe fa ee AP AM SHEET rst ab. lea vin sacrifice. Sg 21 ‘i al bet ween ANE! é FLOCK Hox rayt ~.?8 Post- Nive St last 70 miles from $30. 000 business Auis: only ished Christopher attend ate Sans ought are, & > il. machines. Delmar METAL AND RADIATOR k snhoP— | city on other pecentoee | > SHE ET METAL —AND PLUMBING SHO?P— | snoLD. heavy fi { for dress 50, Man orf, 44: D4A Aree! INERY STOR a reason 2 selling; will Acton MILLINERY STORE—Downtown location C1O8S 5:30 p. m; sales $20,000; beauti- 1} > OU: owne»r ? Box N-b7%, making, BHOE ; REPAIR SHOE REPAIR MAC HINERY—Iin dence: sell ch cheap 9°5 tnut, * | SHO ‘EB REPAM 8 Tt 1014 Soulard st on SHOE “REP AIR” SHOP—6817 | &. account of sickness: _Investi«n t* SHOOK sHOP—Good jocation. Call 5OR0O Page jocation: ood sacrifice. oe -~D hf ri ATER- 4 pro Wwestigate. Box 1-169. P Box N-286, Post-Dispatch. . RE Par SHOP—Modern: a - — week 6058 Map Thi isiness - aD ott : isquire SHOE RE P ‘AIR 5 (TY count of injury 7-o_—— «oo — Blic 7 Cc Bt op. SHOE ner = Bet za. ~ $2 O00 investization. Se ust ST pe ea a J SR—350 seats: new equip- | n "40,000: must ieave account | consider trade or will give time. | — S — Sa- ludine one ‘ >> oa California. | BSHOB SHOP—Lanéis sti new; ; act quick. 1419- 2 klin ay, Post-Dienatch. STORE—Good location. For ‘or partic- __ulars, address Rox L-38. Post-Dispatch. _ rn eid, 6 a I me mvolvces $1400, but will reduce; other business. hice Il (c) SHC re 1004 _ Tower Grove. resi- tc) ' leaving city. Broadway; | Monday. 1 SHOE REPAIR R_SHOP—South Side: two-man doing 575 il sell cheap. ae- 4710 Natural Bridge REPAIRING SBHOP— ES ea nw“ 8: Tallora, &. 2 N. sth | sUITS—3: ladies nee we sines SS te __ #0; © cheap. _} 1297 Ham! Ham!iton SUIT AND OV ERCOAT— Youn ‘s: : oven Sunday to 1 p. se e707 farett | BUITS—Ladies’ tailored | outs, ~~ very le Call SUIT3—2, ladies’ coat, handsome og By collar. Pine, Jd ey oy li between 10 | SWITCHES AND TRANSFORMATIONS— Gray _end brown; new. _ 1718 O | MEN’S ; CLOTHING A new and attractive selection of sults | and overcoats pee thig week, Open Saturday and Monda am toospmre m SOCIETY WARDROBE EXCHANGA, a? f Grand CLOTHING FOR SALE. ERCHANT T. FOR sv! AND O AN ON ALY SHOE REPAIRI NG——taaaine ment: cash only; 224 gt. SHOB REPAIRING BHOP— this yy a Newst —y § and all with records, Call | Monday, between 9 and 4. 3926A Laba- | ie av. (c) | ' | | SHOW—Cheap. culars Sse “WERE sa _or time payment. SHOE sHOP—4110 Chouteau. clothing Rapa '——for 122 Spo Ai rh-. - 4 ui vA , > plano Tth ROOMING ; ib eclyded TRY MING 0) et en TT n “ rie! Sic ‘ Piw MIN: } roorns., > $36. _ 2324 Fark Wns. J ROOMING teE—-Bargail terms Cal pea eatte after 3416 Washington clothipe ; are Olive 1243 1G HOUSE—DBig vargein. hi r" Lindell 6825/7 ‘entra! Ni? HOUSE-——-10 rooms, 4h: terms 31456 QOliive t MOLe hL——o room 8. A OS rooms, in B00 31 os , ;) Av? ey bath. rent MILLER buva and selis worn street and Oiive st. 7 maa ———— _—— RUo¢ 422K heat; | ~~" OE OO _ FOR SALE SHOES. clothing. underwear. kets. groceries, etc.; thousand Advance. 816 Pine et CAP-—} aerh gre nner . a: 4520 "Mary bec we) Al ~' $550 wW a al Rew) Mi » *s id ’ ‘Ieee keer pi’ or S ath price Kor fur 5107 © ‘herokee reo'na aoe . mod aa. $3 rase. ‘athe roaorns. : . | miabey haw aMI” rooms. = a4. $4 TL ie hed and S ) qe RixniM tl: ttm eryi® price rig: = - -- reason f AT — Pian uP x Hol v he, fa? , ‘= so ” ows ae ve oreat ye ir?t aha ever-™I@RY "48 a-—— curr s URES Se | ive g eet “ey |. es ’ ao or wet . ‘ > , _ . = ag \T47w . ; = r «*} | we , pope MEE Ge e Fret ie 7 we) ' R ; ned uve and hediem nt cat ; -Kiyge Wi | SpoUrs bap iat banilariun . limes fal De mer Qaaas ' eu . all ‘ut jay Waterman t DRESS ES— Al ‘ a » ; > em otti« . canne weivet here 28 4weorn once rer ine ya-eu afier 10 ‘2 = ‘nize De Cre Rr #8 4a* oy : "mT ‘jrané GFOaT? S 3135. Pare enuine $35 seaiskin cap. sult, Loraine Dreas Phop, Grand 2) “spring , areas. Ca baasy f, if ene piece satin brown | 50 7.58 - ~ eel 4 Manufec Rib and Le- 38. $5 cach, 4... , aif heating | "S20 never been worn, al NR - -. « sh bores? g14a0™M oF any | , ei a . 2 Out- of- town oat ”4- SECTION. {ch | pe nts, : foreizn coun- | 15 minues, 4426 Rg) mee | ” blan- eee 3 © rise must a3 Wash nem pl. / j Prince Albert omer in dies’ ‘cl co iar, bat - te) dress. biue | geod cond iilen 4564 | . vearer 3333 ned. aleo brwwh | ise}. vebour, geeremsse | place . ‘ ladies’ and evening Jewelry bo ‘ ( ~ 4y Monday, 713 3. CAPE AND MUFF—Box G “Bunday. 6300 "gickness; $25 “34 ier} a} | TYPEWRITERS AND | MACHINES |ADDING MACHINE—Daiton, adda 0,008 50; | like new. 3421 Locust s¢. | ADDING MACHIN E—American ; good ‘eond!- | tion; cheap. 819 Franklin av. ADDING MAC HINES—20 Burroughs. vaed cheap fer cash: new machine h end prices. Box 1-199, Post-Dispeteh, ADDING MACHINE—One urroughs; ost ; + sei} for $200 cash er time. | ae rpon, Morgan st. ADDING MA‘ ‘HINES —Wurrougbe ana Dal- ton; |. capacity; $100 ea goed on- tee ¥F. £. McCarthy. “302 a i a | BOOKKEEPING» “MACHIN ‘ES—T wo Under ' - almost new: bargaina. Third — Hees & Culbertson Bids. 7th and &t. |_ Char! ree. ete. me Mim Rar H Wtd.—Zéisen \_ nites 11 Int. Life Bl | TYPEWRITER Wid —V isitle. 42 i Delmar 174. TPEWRITERS—$? ‘ae: rental $1.66, Us- derwood cheap. 1514 Locust, Olive $3. | FYPEWRITER— | Brke OVEN—Hy 4447 Mareeretta er gs Saige es Lhe | PU MRL BS. TN, AR AER SN Ney ey inv eer en em 4 gna i Nght Laie Rip gig BS oe a fu Sg asad aad Ps) eee ee nt igen ca tee ey 2 he a ae

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ST. LoTIS and For Sale Ads in these columns today. SUNDAY, JANUARY 2 ee- 561 ANIMALS, POULTRY AND BIRDS Wanted SB onost-pisPa TCH. uz é “STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES FOR SALE - — =. soldiers themselves wilt dim ]; _rvwourerocx _____matoné are rer amos _ PLAN TO RAISE MONEY FOR sion an ‘Se comme | So = ere = FINANCING BONUS LACKING IN BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS Senate Committee Talks of Sales Tax, Whue Mellon Fears Any Scheme Will React on Busi- Important This Year. = ULTRY AND B! POULTRY AND BIRDS PO RY AND BIRDS ’ ANIMALS —— | : PIGEONS AND 1 P DOGS AND CATS BIRDS 4 + —_— 7 wee Bis Ww oul-o’ tews "—="=rmam =§ necrhene is rr INDE X to Sect Agents Antmails \ uariums. FP ie#h. Arterneys a ntemeodiles Bicrcies Birds—Pealtry FO BAS, nar ~~ : * a ye ess—Soldier Vote A THREE Beats rrp] " Sa iets pate’ Raga ge te ” er" le » “w3-s aI :t"e oj % ecTwres mr ocr —— weriecra’s xnOW “is Will aap — - - - —_— . = ass Secretary Mellon’amies ans afd make & Raise ™ . 2 ; % if Tae ‘Nigpetcan ig! er) e «gt ema Si Oe ee ek ag ee al sMEYER— As ee oS - a» se aos US: Pah ee pe iy +i Pa 8 eat? aa PR OPH nr Cl ee ea oy a ie 7 , Pipoie ¥, a ae ee PRES PS GR ae ERs para- i ca : e $58 oaths, *>e average fo. al ike the aitutie tariff? bil & ee or Democrats. prs 1res which are sure ds ial veto and ther tas e e ectorate and Mamet cower for obstructiag7 a» >. « So) ac” 2°23 Lfraid of seldier Verte. Tre mement ai _ aiulaes ee =~ Om, » . "3°"4 Manc>ester shes ict me: — ; . low Surckk at - Dp = COSTEL LO— Entere». ~_—_ set « of Georgia today tt he De@treit cer the Muscle “I ana zxnitrate , ontain assurances thal Our new yard is now open, stocked with ee ae at brand-new lumber bought at low prices and | oan. oe - egraphed ‘ ve rato ace, RIGHT PRICES ier eral ie saitae ae = We are interested in your inquiry, whether | ee 5 ay S- oe ker - ne 00 - *verv any ia RR TAS sabe: vo ee rene Bee ebtnnl New Lumber “Boe Pe ARI. GE AACE ARE He IOS APH —_* 2 pele Me See 4 74 HARDING DECLINES TO BOLIVIA TO PERU-CHILE Save Other Gc Take Initiative @ ( onferencr. ot OOS | Re th M—a—M_e.!LTe oth as VET Ft Ferm iareniree Our G& We aber ute VT? — ae. ,? eu » Deaniors Wanted. LTAWRENCE SEED CO - Bicdlice &.. Ss. Leunm. Me. , gOerantce setists > je > “> er ew _ i - - ~ View & ss ‘ E-lliadie ~~ -onsideration of "hy eriments -oneerned™” . E | was precluded trom ‘Ter ment. 2 § - — ~ - Presidents = leffevem” eod «fa retie ‘o a telegram " ; Poaave £2 = 24508 Saavedra of | HUncH. Ite S wre | Marces. his Tesmace to F = ELZ >. + CHICRCH. Ina «1 e¢ Bolivian Presidest a x cna = bad yrs. ee Wore? Rect ‘ , ~<a 7 *- Omg de Trt 47K ENS. and | ~ Se.’ 48° matter of us espirailer ‘o (the sea. ef Peru

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TAN EONDAT. ANUARY 2 —— eemenel = ===) EMPLOYMENT, ROOMS, LOST, SERVICE, FOR SALE, AUTOS MUSICAL | i ‘or in times ass aepression they est. suffer like P ——— SS Treas iryv is afraid of . at the €€ 999 ‘ | aid that it will react sen | INDEX 33 Section B —See Section A™= Houses, Homes, Real Es- Our Motto: ably oo business as he connrt Adovtion .....-- Books, Periodicals set Sere tate, Farm Lands, Financial PRODUCTIVE PUBLI I N D E Pi to Section ad we er. shrinkage in re Buildi sue ee secccccsecone RO | Help E tax r Age ulding Material S ) Gelitiven ........... ~ 8 8 * ga g | CITY, PROGRESS, PROFITS! Lost and Found .....c0 © | PavOReTe .......c0ccce-28 | Meamamnées b SS "s Business Cards D q@ from the that Aquariums, VFish.. Pt.6.P. Cameras aoe GENS «--00ss seve + Sauna, Vehicles .......17 | Mail Ord BTR nner cc cccc cee » POUBGMRR 22. cc ccces Safes ...........Pt6.P. 7 Talking Machines... -i7 It Tires, Accessories .16 _— °cessity egret "ode a6 Electric Wiring 1 Sales tax of of Attorneys ....------. Canvass Pilea s cA Canteen, PREC ETT Medic ax OT pay ment on sutemebiics .. . a Chenest te Solicitors. - +42 Exchange (Miscel.).....17 Household Goods’ eee -— me e seit Sy gg Ee ont ensens r2 oi] uOrTe revenue wil) Bicycles ie a be x wie i Cemetery oe dg ia ek ad ite WemGeren ....0s.« dee, 2 Houses, Furn.. F S. wa rT as poe tn om a as ss SED cane cock ccs BS | nL Sraehnde “20 to make ; | e en ne ees ees was For Sale (Miscel.)...... ot oe Mee see | . liseellaneous For Sale. , Professional... ....... Schools ..... ; 10 Toeillet Artic up de. Birds—Pou try . ¢ 1of hing » Instruc tion { Miscel,) nage j Mi ea ee 2 r ae - + Pt.6,P. Found ak wdw eben Instruction (Auto) E scellaneous Wants... .1: Poultry—Birds .. . Pt.6 P. 8 Seeds.Piants. Trees. r t. 6 P. 7 Trade Sheools ....... 3 | Motercycles __ a Reofing . Cae are Sewing Machines .......14 Ty-ewrlters .....Pt.6. ed * parts of th eee © rey. Board . a: on ¥ Comin r ; Boats. Launches. | Dhecinn yn Wurniture ......-. te: Instruction (Musical) oT , Movi Gold and Silver.. Pt.6.P. 7 | Jewelry sige ee IS. SUNDAY NING “T° ant | moving and Storage “- Resorts, Country Board. Situations ...........-.19 Yehicles ..__. os ' 7 ¢ ‘ aN Su ; TREC N a a aon ; ley co ee eeesered ini res ; turda. iZECKIF nite _ ‘ ' , me : 3 . ins D Jan -* | yet ‘ ~ P rGay, io sy 9? I G 22 _! : * at re a In ali (rT » QU le IR 7¢€ q 7 y erm e r be! loving remembrance nas ‘ il ic 2 ) =| , Y © Vboernha "ed ice » Oe] 4 usban ~ gag a S VO), . : ' hes ter, Gertrud - , ther, brother and only #0, war Hoover, | - = vom” , ca? her Arthur 7 pe ° pe 1 — yr ‘ 1 this iife a. & ‘ who departed this life one ye , Jan / ’ naar - : 1 reciv @, 30. 19°71 laeees | Rec Ss, containing er: | ae on 1 pent ern. —_— "| OUT dear sister, mothen i ine et ee: and | Elenor lonslli (nee Tem inet tial bn A i oan ~~ hougi | Park Reward nv : ee & . : : vi ra =m a? } — ir — ai ~ | I , , ’ Tr) I > [al ea ¢ "I ink rr ; : as - . . a4 ; i e Si ; nds Dear j gra’ + where our lore on ‘s : ; ar : ew “aha and | 3 : c¢ il direct ap Death notices } a NCS oO i€ss, Fur me .. “ . S00 Y-813 } vea ‘ e we . hi em A 4 : . As we have nO information ae reau _ rT, . : 7 ’ Qn ald 4 Det tell st: wie Phuredny af bri Oy “> = " > 50; ea ira foc, memori- fr ren Om i} 2 , ey tsp i ' de: fathe ; , . we'll meet on yonder shore. i ae Stet - , no Call « sre’ — - riat: f the Treasury ang ome. 10c! spiritualism, etc., 806 and Wen a ttermann & Sons’ chapel, Fs | randfather, brother and uncle, aftet sible to answer queries by mail or telephor Auiy missed : : chen ca ee oe ae _ remar a 4 / i i ee | “S "| iT SSarn* Verne ~ ie ULE NE . ’ ; P >» . : na ] } . ' : > ~ T >” mry re § a t ther Wreat? j ® and Gié. , , Si ‘ ; . ? Fie Q) o> ‘ : » - ‘ . ] ’ ‘ . : ‘ i a . io ¥ j an J inn “28, 4 “ey iF} eas. . : . 7... | = ; oe A Vil: nence .ivayr : etery. ee ’ a lace edav } Vu ry jor Sunday must be mated a weel: j LG - ms - ne! ‘ you, r 6) ] my vOUtA, rubs Md pearis, 2 ruby . J : , , 4 e Bie : a 4 bissed hy . ‘irginie. Roy , wUatul. : nen PF eaugatel 7 parents and sister, and all those + e 7 ais . y 3 YY : . ; ’ oe OPP Lal Lo hm Loma hm hm Lm ma MO ha Le all OV . For H . Homes, Real F. —See Séction A = = @ Democrats know thi | : . ) re | ) P ; = av t ee ; tris G The 1819 x 2 : : retary Mellan’ ADAMS— Entered : y ed : ERS fh eis. Lanisla " hu Ai. acy 1812 Liberty penny is,co), ater . k ovel s oe aa io” aie” hale | Jan, 26, 1922 .,™m., Loul: ’ , ; : , bn Pia ak harder for Adams ee neye “f S he gt er red ‘ —! 1 in i urda? an * e ~~ ) =) bh >; hanna ; ’ li treasury cer. [B Saq dear daughter, sister, sister nee Gols wne the late erta Dunca: nd of Rose Koes aah” oan ‘ so : 7 ae ee Till G led you hom loving memory of our dear @aughter | punt th ge of 42 vear: ‘O'CDECK 1 T: ie ar te : n r ») minu strain wnt Slescbet Zin who denarted this life 5 De aun’. : ‘ ‘ rr . amd Cha i ‘ , ln} : ; ay sus _ ash _— Se being Punera Sunda Jan, 29, at 2:3 ; : nt d int ps ate if at eP age of 3 , TA _ nm ‘ougn a p or chee ; Sa Inissed } AMI! five Years ago, p+. AQ1G — ae a 1° a : ok ae see J ; } ; } ia al . . 3 ; ~- sia j r } - . . . , : any . th . . . i . . ae eee wane » 7) | belove mt ; ; a ra , ' ties mt 4 —_— er! add it n ; = aiid : , on. yal, , farewe! : ee in nity of Me- } greet, to New fF metery. husband Lena Gr me at (jrat ntez ‘ "oO butter a! _.8 owe ry ¢ , z other, She «al od to nor ¥ ward 1023 43 . amet j f ‘ . art ' } ‘ ry " yea = -_ -« but 1 . ; - aes ; A cas on “ay ; vette, Keturn IS3BA few ALSMEY os. % sleep | hi AND MRS HRIS. HOOVER. rrass Se 1s \ @ to he ae eee! we 4 a : } > ‘ : It] al : : ‘ aks ? : - ; . ' } ; : tO go ennekemp. Augusta, Henrv a! fom ae. oan. 31, at 2 iy, Jan. 28, 1929 % a. i t tuirrel skins igs to ics and ~ | eae alt and pep -— . &x»=ne hh ee , died balecak tee /USine j never, our de 9 r- law, ens Cemeterr awed 1 = car.) apepelienrss -O D accomplished at pe sad) 2Sineas ; reat-grandmot! at t) _ : &] é Oe, rn Al re I ei } irk : ate - : ' } : ~ - . 14 P+ lt : ving memor f | rt A gh TN oe days of -§ at Fz tuppenth ( i! father ke he - poss py? Nesareed ' ax. eta “ i ; = { - eats ago Feb. : tHE WRIGHT FAMILY : 3 oL. J a a ter ed a u Monday, at 2p. nm om resi- | daughter of Willie guar be oe Sede os ee oe I, M-~tis We hetiews ca ae tr ord Phan gy ‘miscellane- ee ee of Gata Se eceive_rewar kewecembass mem 4 ; ence, 41! mia ‘ ' a.€7T var nee FR np pte ee ‘ ari . . the» b aPS ecg Ree ns ee G4 ‘ ; s , " ' . : " , . id in n ry r belov dau ter and i ; ] : CTalS are li ? a 7a) Lutheran nurci, ence ‘ ach alr a4 tna ur dear n niid 4 ee i , | } Di oO ‘ rT) ) ' +4 ay “ee ‘ : : : ; tf mn and : her, ‘\ iter J. Thevbald 7. 8 r fhemeo ‘ : . —_ of rm : Mile While paws : : ‘ " - ak : 2 . . ‘ so a , , : aT) A sr “ . «2 " . 1 * , ; a , — : 2 : = : , ' : Dias Sp , i . one ; or ™ e ' wy 2 a* 1 «A ‘ ~? i a . ‘ v sh _ . : . r . : | 1M Pyeatt h re 1 1€ he | bo eo, carefully label bo f sadness st , Around the grave, where } L ‘s Aired male: etrayed ‘roms Greatly js®ed by iton. ‘all te (Casserly barm, MES ADDYE R. LAS accepte S a £00d deal like the situation exists when a tariff bill ts up— ioe, en Monday. Jan. . = © Aron chat (07 Nort a i eee a FB ng see ! ied Dy fifa rn nee ta ae. " ue Pa E 7 ‘ ; “ 2 . a , : ’ “ = 4 i — rp? ‘ . seit P , nit . ‘ I { -, j ; ¢ —. j . : : ’ 5 . : » ‘ } [ Republicans oO! Democrats pro- ig : atu y, Ja Ze "i copes pie tr eG s . ae i 4A HY (OTHER a TH 1 In memory of n res wife, mother a ” es B : Ta ) ‘ in hi ' rhe . re and grandmother , Fhredt (r ;, fasures whi iT . D erv) u a Tums, f . 2 a. 3. ? ane th " > eta which are sure of a } es Se Service, : . liz 2» a, ™ ~~ . iry Weedmar fear fathi : | r: . | work ) ' | a Bauer), who departed this life Jan. 25. 1919 - Loew an a bo oo wential veto and thev 4 ij ; : heates at Warkare , oo e Fe: u POT -emand ) if a the alnhah roing ] ’ Rosa ‘ Arata departed 1! » Jan surrounded b rie are lonesome ' wWarc ns “tom ite In the m! f pl “tus ~~) CGesconade. Vv ss : , ; 4“ , ruc a” . " ‘ " rer : 4 ‘ : t™ j a sr FH . 4 ‘* ; , 5 - . , . ¥ . . . i . ; . . \A4 ut . , ‘ | ost ' ' B rs r u ] , V : ( nec. - org as | t ithe a? ¥ ad . ; n ) f pri , he } Cid l. r f (, toy Boston bull; white veer ae iegi: : uner n W eve! *944 ine von poe aca Hs , , Ths ally th ls y AY ae ’ ' ' 1 alone in A Sone a aap , ‘ : ; Grd. ween _ — face; answers to name . e North F ourtee! t 7 . 1 } ic f ‘ - , . : } ; ‘ . — os oy ; , | ? t l. + a , “ —, : - ; t thy ' ties atc : . , ; t. ‘ ti »¢ +] ‘ 7 = A i’ ' ice _ ‘ iT t } a] : ard, , 6330 Pershing: Cabany 4451]. Lfraid ee sc ohclic rr \ ote. funeral ' ‘ ; ~ ee 4 ~*? Si l ive yo 2 ae" : re iat. i] Ww ‘ { ack ‘ : iy i / 1 i i Cas = Ne 1 : rr} pote 1 T Le : j " be half Te es je a . Cit); ae ee (e7) } : } - : " . - : tars . ( ’ ‘ i i Ps j 7 = — ' ca ‘ . ; . . , ° 3 " _— -" ; . = r : “rik fees ke , ie , ho) Monday, Jan ioc > =. = eB. Jar : a . 3 go cei, 78 nN ATG é ef k : 4 ] tn ) ; ‘ " ror , } rave here You re oat “HT 2 ES DT ‘HIILDR ’ ‘ek. 514° ee OES ham . le. Mrs. C vears: : A } } Funeral! rom eidner 4 Ié Ono 2 ‘ nign ‘ lc vali ' t $°0 ' ile di a nis LLDREN GRAND« ‘HILDRE N — * cnInmMer vi. . > ‘ , DR IL l ~~ -f, ont or stolen : ward for return: no questions asked. 1 ester-K avyei as o~ > «= UNDERTAKERS a Kayring Iron Works, 2710 N. 2: MILLA SSES—I] 0 lady’ , . * ayst, dy's in Ebeling CHAS. L. GERAGH TY oe Jan. 27: Vandeventer car or | ort andeventer ii rd .ER—Est. 1896, SROG Aghland ms Cae: ee 23 Easton av, = Ty py : Sener apel Fre: FAN BEI lost for 3 *-ton Mack truck: | Snider please return to T. M. Gayvmas Prod Co, 2117 Fr Li ce : ETZ BROS. | = — . 2739 Lafavette av:: euto FILMS—Loet des eloped: | harge for chape! ’ Sunday and Thursday. Cabany 7304: re- werd FUR—Lost; mink: Grand-Leader or Oth and CEMETERIES Washington reward 4384 Gibson. GULASSES—Lost . Hkrker case; return 6521 M ) ia " ' (rest, (Cahany 2 3°0 SRIEMEIER—Entered into rest, Wednes- aspen nda : PEIVG OLIN p. im : LEG AT . , , “ e I . f mY r 4 A -* - 10 the electorate and bh?) aie : IDI sae s cm wg ong ‘ Bi . " ° }| | 1] a — wae — ——— - oo pe INFORMATION. Say ANNA uveescuey, ann) IVLCTMOMNGU LO GUPUK | heir aisea" tetapete swan Grate - a |v 7:45 1 I AUsus oe , mnie ll , . ; ’ "T aa. y . . lear : th : ma W. Bues-j , Jen. 2 ae ee coe | oe at elle A ; (Prepared by a Member of the St. Lowis Bar Association.) : | Perpetual Charter—Perpetual Care | GLASsEs Thured } “on . > ee 4 Fe ' So ‘ ,cu 4 " i ja. * i rarvrfATr;c TT ‘ ° + ~ , ] vi} I rit . ‘ j Ae or moth nd . - . aa " P : . aur , ay morn ng. on | SC retary. , Rafres wie | a el a ny stock |||,-J" Joving mem (our Gear mother and NON-SECTARIAN r, between 20th and Hebert. Re- mn remarry and - . vary = r, ne — urn 1910 Bisse!l! at reward ' . x @ ! ERE 1 ee ey Glasses St; tortoise shell. in Winterer CEMETERY LOTS ~Dtical SO. seatber case. Friday n cat. ss cinity Wellston or Sarah cars. : i-frave lot terms 2. SloJ. SS ro - = nine es te mg Sige toes Costa . cain oa Vost-Dispatch F si Al — Lost Gark shell rim. straight ou ue I; is met On, Ih0.. ay, Ji LD ~~ IL J. SCH! c A! Ss. | oeeee s mn; ' it ee Re n 10: best sides; Saturday morning, Nebraska sad S thi: nee ' 0 ee elo » childre} - : a ; Bae ; AUGHTER e.%. . AND: . akes j 715 nior sroadway or roadway car; reward. 4MJ3A ; 7 3 i | 3 | . : , | | - | . a | , , pe : . " _ ‘ . 2 ; r ‘ Lele rT re je c ; F } : [ ,? © EVERETT—Ente ed = . . : a sc ‘ 1 \ #veyl é 4 ‘ : d } i i ¥ i i ‘ a t ‘ | ) iy = a Miller, 4 = ula ne : Es Te Han aa on o . . Jan. 27, 192°, at ! sf Joh tice of 1 ; . berea nt tn the lk . sac toned | 1) ‘hi COU ) Sve “Bie a ine, pe aia —— Des ; emeter) Milier, 48: 34 A Northiand. For- ' Es — Lost; Saturday afternoon ; a bonus b ‘ He AVS Al ret, beloved husband f Isabelle ett | ase NNIG = , - wbhand a Since a i — ‘ a 5 A nee ; be Gated ; shee oun rads ' ' , — . a . , 3396 ir brown Kid gauntlet gloves on Broad- " a ‘ ~ . . . - - i —— hy? oy ; - ' a = _ , . ater o : ‘ i el j i i i j j ‘ 4 ’ ‘ } ") . Par + , ‘ . . 4 ss | ! } ‘ . = . — . > eer : . { provided aaaitir nee ines YT, ap | I NM la? € , ; , sew se 2 : ank Le ‘Ve eY lhbeare ier é§ bee le ‘ o , “ QQ ” CEMETERY LOTS—Memorial ark, section 1"). — Olive and Fine or Crit ~~ - ‘ oe: | - Mabel ¢ | . f | 3 T | _ =F pall | } r) te OU | ‘ ar he ] ores brs ffer 162 . + hy anda ; ‘ ireet car west. Sidney tiy ‘nn " . , ' . — ; ' ‘ y — ‘ , a% J i tt I ig > ‘ . ‘ . . . ‘ +} ! ake O1ier. bod ' ‘ (srana 7 ; , +9 - on we ont hes me nd rat ep nd j ‘ be: \ I and ¢ Lu id MIR: A SS] J ST WD CHILI ; ‘ ; pan ) _——o ; ats ; : my ' a ‘% ° —— a otee — . —Lost: >v’s pict : peidential ) , B. ] nig (ne urge ar fathe LDREN hildren th prov , i? Wee Sil you have ft our side. ; “> nent eg ' GOULD WATCH— 7 c : Sicential \ | t 1 i hat et sat es Eugen: and . T Monnis - “eA a Zz ere " | ' ish th were here os RY LOTS—Memorial Park, section ~ pewar, ai ~~ 2 1730'S . ang ‘a ; ‘ 2% | i ri : : a . . . ’ ; . ‘ i ’ : | a cv = . . > r e - bny who ; cin resident of , a oR es a8 é broths fattl n- . rothe igj-law ncaa a . : het oy , >| ? . ~ ny ws ; eh , na vo lad t died ~; two choice lots; will sacrifice. Phone ate { ongress AS 1} >% » | ft TT n J BI ' 4 ‘ lo a Interm ’ . ‘ > . . 1m” J a : P ‘ i ; J i . ©] - ,* T . - 7 . % - Vv? ; I : hi \ I a "7 ‘ e : : “ {j nia 4 rT) ‘ ‘ P . ‘ _— . ee ‘te asap HANDBAG—Losi, with _purse; se; liberal r re- TF an ?,. : . : . Fi : . ; ot , . ss /) at = aA j . ad ‘ , ; rv ié ‘ é . . i | { | h i 3 - ‘ " . _ ’ ; ~* . " . oe — ° - ME’ I ER Y LU T—Memoria! Park sor ion ward li 40 = Proad way er siiccessTu!l reeistance. Sag Raters» Ty vi ‘ ‘ >t ‘ r) erm? as a 21 Box , — J' a | al Ad Ga > miss by) ' make offer. Conreyvy., Welilston. KR KK. - : —- ~a ew St. Marcus Cemete1 brown ' ; Picts: ton SF cag gh PARENTS. | ‘D BROTHERS HANDBAG—Lost: lady's black silk, con- : . Se -* . — : : -_——~— ' taining over $225. p iTS? C aliing cards. etc.; i H s. Re: on 4, Memo- | east on Olive car. Sarah, Delmar, Vande- : . . sa ‘ ~th "1 eX . a } } ye ti . . KS. Ph _. CY k aD T j - iy) atu ' 9 ; j L et IA i A ua ANI) y TH! E MEDI A L, OU ES TION! , : . _— , _ "Al Orn. . ,) each. Box G-198. i 7 a. m., Antho 4 Pat Pte sie ea ae (Answers prevared i F , a lovi n nce of our dear mothb- . doa >| venter, Vandeventer pi.: finder please re- os osie Senter mr = ny a wm ry an: WE prepared by a physician of authority. Health and sanita- _ ) seayer, WOO departed this | ——— — ee regs . ——_ turn bag and contents; can keep money as ; ' »> Jal - 1{ i} TERY LOT—Valhalia; 6 graves, sec- reward Phone Bell, Lindell 745. Apply ; > a ' A] an : 5 . f , fton questions of puodlic tnterest only will be considered. Diagnoses or Oh, mother dea: two years tion 1: choice location, 1 48 Vandeventer pl _(s) ‘ i p . \ i : ; ; As is » Ty ; for , 3 = ERTILIZER AT MUSCLE SHOALS | ca . . ne e i 7 seteeell rT. se e ' ‘ Len » is ‘ af ; | 1D ‘ i Gg frearn ent o7 ane rs idual Cases wi I] 1.0 f be given Questions tha t ‘ } 2 iy 4 : San” - * on? ; . T hots : pron | Rev. Uchalier! fer thé aympathe ~ dit il , : stions that cannot a left ; h in tears in 2902 or Central 1478. | eee SPI R ] VA & | S M | Regent at 5 Na 34. mer . ' ae a eked ee he publicly t Romer af show ridonr Lea rawts ee. mel ar, “be a thousand _HOUN! La . e? and tan female, Liberal side ‘ - ‘ th | } Se elo UC PEOUNCLY GUSCUSSEG, tf | LOWING FViGences of SINCETILY, will be answered “at reward 717 & Vandeventer. (¢) when accompanied by stamped envelope.) VU aris will nev y or cheer. HOUND—Lost; large; white. with brown mis epots; shot marks over right eye: reward. Vises Senator Harris Provision i ise Pius’ Chu: at a Suieor nape : vughter, Will Be Included in ve a Wi mber of J der ee Beare “Ty ¢ 7 _— ad : , ITT MU ' om. Tahaen net ininrions .] ae , YO! at TIT MOPrN~ - . C Sr A cAI aS Tobacco is most in: —— Sul .- f eels lenic . ‘\G CHILDREN, GRANDCHILD (all Ferguson 105 Ramona Park ontest. SPIRITUA MEETING unday and NICKOLAU S—En itered into rest on S ' “ais rough smoking 0b use Of tne | instruction and e cla : ALL WHO LOVED YOU KEYS—Lost: 6. on ring. Forest ; ‘ “4 a 6 ? ; : ae TCT - ‘ r 7 — = ‘ = = ‘ ' ‘ . ‘ ( : _ , i ' gy ‘ al in > ery : dear wife and KE YS—Lost; in leather hook po ket holder; ~~ © . “se ’ j y ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ : ‘ y wt ‘ , : } J = 7 . 4 . VW Ai j iT ey i ‘ rN. Ja nN ? g —W or d : 3 Re t & ; ~~ o “ . , , - , . . | Sunday Adoption . : ae orter of the DeMmroit manufac- : sd Vi! n¢g inGaty ' . suns - ee ering ; bo dul vi 1— W asserma ins are vo nermittine +2 | events. 2&5: ‘ine: ont-of-town (MILAH CUOW—Loest: bisck and white spet- asain “gis —_ } ; , ; — ee : ’ ; + 74 ac n . : ; . , ‘ ‘ oe : rer to 1a ka ver the Miierle Shoals . ‘ Li, a4 Swi i j ise +e e OBERHEI M aN—Entered ae — su tut hk ; oe MYT] i ‘ae: \ ‘ Ai. LOr ne ft) sease men- i ‘y : Dhaak, . — 4 WW: ) ] ’ c r : Tent awery and left us daily 80 Sunday Vinirnum y . ’ . weight ATeout 120H ils Finder will ter vw nd . ‘ect . Ian. °® 19°72. Elmi: Oberh Lione¢ y, ne iood conditions k i ry) when ere Three or more insertions Ic receive reward by calilog Lindell 3329. (©) : a f ’ “« " ta . =. 7 1} ° T r i: r [ "a , ri - ‘ . . 7 “* . , . . 45 , { : } ’ ?? ¥ ” ae . powe ane trate projects iv ' ‘sday, 8 1 _ urd wae. 2. e aert. ” ~ h hs It thanks rene! ly. rm oe rar ’ ae “ye t we ink of both of you and wil! discount. MUNEY—lLoet, on Easto, between 4300 and Mic contain assurances that fer- n cnelanag Eagle Hail m ‘arr nai a Kimire OF seme oventiedan _ dings S and frie r —_— — oe dust ec :- faliaw ; a aed nome | ee ety 4600; $9: reward Forest ®23M (c) 3 ae @thers agle — Pu a tong conn or ; : ‘Ss and Sympathy shov om 4m ate oe PI 1GGY O'NEIL.—Cancer or an thes va pow Sadiy missed by ' PERSONAL TT a ao1, ——— re t | Lv) d A i | i ‘ - . ‘ a Lorn . . . ; ; ‘ \ ’ e . ~ - . — : yvernment. - one ; : “one ga ue , pam ~~ pa Ptaenr : : ng hiien ;, Ae ; llate in ng memory of ovr @ear husband -Anyone Know ne the where : 2 ween & yey iD 67a reward. rh ; P : , ae Lienry Stege, who departed this ' , : McCausland Benton ‘ SR, le tie Aen eng ; Prees Thursda MONI « Ta: 2 1; icy. ac , 4464 ( e*] ‘ i i rT) y! . ‘ Tc ee: fr; J , about @ referred to s. Schr er, part: neral Sunde) a ee ot Beye we wnAact otrar reir 1 - i thel kindness and rmpath: shown and ein) | ho Ua 5 +. iat —— pee ae pa reese NOCH! pot san : Friday oveming, Ford had been informed bv Har- LE OF TRUTH—At the Odeon Serv- tamu ang et teen dei FY JINRICH AN HI] ENT he many and beautiful fioral n. 30. 1! sone but Maa ? | PERSONAL-—$50 reward leading to any in cogeseees eee a none Clive 366 | =. 1 ih; orme: ' . unday, . Lecture subject, ‘'Spir : : m ema at $a us “Curing ; ad c Sa diy ' a ' ” orere , JOTE OCT ™m lor “fer me remembrance — eur dear father, | formation to the whereabouts of Constan abany 45418. after 6 p. m \. ’ hat OT lese fey ; ser Wol ; ’ he } ‘ ver f neta a Mre Gasa- red an ve , ths kk : .vem t ar on ' } +) ( 6 bk ' . - i A wii i. * Tohn ' ‘ te t no. oar rteAa thie life d tine Habn of y 4 ‘ 11 Gre Voir. rY issing wi ra rey PE \ Ri, NECK LA‘ , — Laat in or near a a; at a : mae 0 a « ne Petrze Ka. t ‘ “ lear on nd ' hy } ’ , r> fo * memory of em ' f | ‘ i 4 In his lonely Sunday at l ,. ri. Hahn lar liy, 711 herr Jefferson Theater Frida ¥ Jan. 2713 iufaciured. roposal Wwouik ee c ae Se | a an eae ¢ ™ mr ; , : \ le We , , Baht te ay , he | i the shadows onward {,ravois liberal reward Call Central P5STR. ue : wee = TIRIST “NIVERSAL | d er, ac” ot Be nt on ' nt nr na , le are weeping n Pre oy > merann | " “ane. 7 as — rs — we nbers Br. THERHOOD hold a. atalion Baan a ral nda} 3 Lt ' n.. the los our b 16 fac : 1 cor Lary = n an hi . | wr h ; ‘ Jai QO}: ‘ape . & as oe ore vm hank PE RFONAL-—aAnr person Knowing the cer- ‘ARI, WN E K LACE—I sat in dow ht to te delegated Gyr 7:30 yn harp etilre. merssares ah love a a oe Anni im! Also athe ‘ wis - . — ~ | sh des fad = 8D blo : ey : : ' TSyeniecetae ’ tain whereabouts , Mrs. John district; please return 5075 Emerson; ree | ’ roy . ." Mrs K Plary st r puniaw ' fore gnertetinn, a te Py a) oe i resend are Sorry carn Me THE] iS A ISTERS In | _ vy of n : ed » called yi — 7” . Union t K inioch Delmas rt: ) m } ., wn “ - ' . : . hHiarmmilten a’ rot Bhme hton a 328, P. -D nference - and ~— - ‘he latter. he ; Tht “é > ra orres mr ; Boe | i ; on i y = . *y i . os Ps ot. a . - duagia i “ Sr nals ker sa Peety Ls . 2 . | 4 4 . : Fa ~ ee; . - - ° . | : : but not forgott acta , , | SPECIAL NOTICES North St. Louis; reward. 4282 Fartin.(?) days © 30. Tuesdaws. Friday | . sus ~~ areca rh ' Le? hape!l ferntceey iesiiene, Ghat’ ie . ; Aanghter. i. OK be b - ik Lawt. girls brews \eather, Diam nd 5438 a * é : Nefontain nan ; ‘ : . 1 1 ' y ol BSG an ' Rranasatnes ; —— Stella ¢ ma! who de life Jan I n Association t requires life ineur- | on Compton car, Friday night; reward. Cail a 7 | . : font . 2 «. é ~ = yas ‘ , > a ' ’ iai i . : hia . ne 4 . or A -~ : and very desponaent ; ey ver 2c) Sl H ne De! ’ wes ; ? ' | , Ans — er maAr’ ntites na - r +) aod ada — ae - A 2 4 eS ey El "AMT? ‘ ’ we . *r ira \* : ; and brown got i . r yo ; ’ rT?) ri i? 5 fe 0 ie? Ol . : . A. nts GO . — > : is oad hy ‘le Shoals proj hod SS +# Amd ve senhb | | : Ries Pe aan a ) ae a a 2n' ao 85 ee LRE ‘FLATIVES AND FRIENDS COMING EVENTS COOL es Foreet 017 le itred wg TEMPLE Een I ‘t]— Debrech:’ is ;' b poe on ; reOTR* fF ory hrehan? hy he , , . end } sincere and mos’ mor enry } Wines — — PLP ‘ 13 i. aks pesoiscey™. ee =e en me aan semua! Geu is a : Mage ican as vat nom 4 ah ont - mt to ou tives an rjends liied in Lhrang rma Jan. ‘ } , ur Aear broth wh ) , iven by Engineers’ Local. Ne : ae g"= wo Alredale Pubs, had ex- ti | 5 ch nd Mi’ } : ( ning i Poltin ; Y i ; “ | , be » =a ~ I = ¥ ‘ ar | nes a 4 : oo ~ Kk? n | } Pe - fe —— "9 Ha! 4100 &. BPreadweay. wong ; fie an months oC, iiberai ns7 the doc- f . ge + lp diy ctrl 1 of Philade!phia 1 a ' “> . ee oat — ets ered 1 mores, £40 m6 en. OF Ul a 25 Bi ghucn: eafternoe n, Jan. °9. Games . 4 : . = transmit 1: : . , “8 3 f Emmiisbt » & aah —— : . Pn! ~lea ne ™ = i ‘ LD nat ) one chi i delayed him in UN] ROCH—Keyston 1.4. Sunes waeel. Tuesday. Jan. 31 DU | RS. ] LDA HOMANN aaU 0 he Sed “conao- | B ™ Pree ‘to . nary $5 t we'll on . feng ee vate. 346K; rowan nney 3 lax ee Lectur oe nee 1 a (‘emeter a ‘ a ace = WE — "atten Gmaiie + om 38 weel to hn ane — =» ye LADY would like to hear from party leaving |_ *' ~ —- 1346R ee (s) , - a —_ = gay «Ce retee © on mg for California around Feb. 10 (all Fo (HE —Leo ® aad two tickets: are ont 73° TM ; ' (ura nia? : fi oe , rb 29. We iston, Mf. 4. 8. containing bank boot, REPUMCS TO GNVITE Ee ees 2 Seca P50 P| Sea Soe Bacurtey., Jay, OF My Sort tae ah ol ake aed The Mile afneg Tg ementne CT" | eee hen er free” poly thane wha | 7 ston. Servic neay alana sherman, belov es he or Gis , eet Yow ~ FY J AURER AND FAMILY. gg Acs a | Te . a at eg Vi REE- biack, 10 ge HURCH— | Sherman. dear movin bows Mire. Lillian | ® thank ¢ ev Wm. Hackman. 1 ] : vent e my belo isband, Mr. H. S. Parkes : ROTHER AND SISTERS ADOPTION bout | *y. keys. in Famous.Barer , , - . . — _ —— ' at : > . P . — - = re > A I) rT ; ‘ ™ : j? u Ooy veare Ft . a 3% reward ‘ ‘all Olive 9 “ : «bt ari | Hide if) * ~ « ' / " re | P 4 . ‘ 4 . ee ‘ —" be —. we . : m. ‘Miss Howard and others, | CMGwell. Yon residence, 440 Laurel street, | the eautifol Sov! a IN MEMORIAM MRS.) RKER . ory of_m: oid, and @ preity girl, 3 years old, to | eine é ‘uner — _ ) bert | ae MEAT ; ‘eaiil . oa hea Dowd Raeu placed in the right home: write LADIATOR CUOVER—Llaeoat. for (| demebtle m wend ) - AUG ) , nemory of my dear son, Charle a” formation | eorrespondenc t con ® tetween 5900 Piymout | : - loving memory r , : oa — apart : forma tie a! rrespondenrce tween © lymouth and Grand av. ‘ply Says Other Governments Must sIMMONS—M ie” tases . Fehrensen, who departed this life tw ar " tibet Vi y See oe ok | Se a oe ar . Gential. Box J-70, Post-Dispatch Pieane notify Cabany 1886 ‘oe a 4 ago today. Sadly missed THER Qo]. ¥y cg ' rey m she will and KEAK FENDER—Lost. betwee , . S900 Clive m@.; reward lAngeli £ Pake Initiative in E riliates th State and National Ass so rs. Fra , o nan wttelt r relati ' — j bs oat : ; , ° - ; ‘ , ‘ j » ] . " : " . . ! ‘ $a ; j ‘ . ‘ . oving remeriit Al if ny j Uf . , ; . _ *) / ny . tn . . U'. ¢ “= * ' . - “Tottors. ‘ ouference. ' ; = +1 ‘ T on r} i” x » ms . ; es - a -¢> j / . . 7 ; ; . » a 4 al *} , . "Re ‘ } fatnet i yeas : , , en LE] 7 | / . . rioret? } ry’s | infor v : o ale vf itt ow 0 town seapnestillintinainnaaeatinen — . _* e bs cee 9 , , , ‘ j . ce : " Ancon onference residence LAHSA Ate ne ae mitt r — De are TTX . ; semper , oy 29. 1012 ' - of mer deer wife end oar fhe deity S0c Sundey minimum &8 UNG—Lost. child's signet ring; initials ¢ between Peru and Chile CH. ° 20 ra ~ = we = on eycecoea? my des Toda cal rm . ithrine 1 ~king (nee Mau. lines. Three or more insertions I¢ . between SUx Bchool and Manehes- live | : wag, * age age eS wR ow wong 4 thie li 7 a ~¥ ' " : per —_— line discount | on King’s highway, reward, for Lten f t a rig her a , ; 1) tr ar’. rej; used rith regret by yr ts mA, * 3 = a ; . oo a F 4 Woesbhingten and nference is “aq matter tor -1: CHURCH 100 Ben un : . Sch 802 “ rede and ‘ ds - rn , fant} , alne o died Jan ‘, 1920 ‘ Trane we hear vo ro meonthe old, Dis culle large braee . : bi ork , on Sates av consideration of the t¥® @& IxTH CHURCH °°00 & I. ~ had f 4 ves L rs i rid Ste Met lait oSloves i a A Tr 2 ae, | lied Aus. = HLDREN ¢ _ P - 3 . — ; “yyy e _. . : , " i: \\ | : } \\ ie sake ' Rhasd , ~ Eas’ (ne ; : ‘ ‘ , rovernment. wg TR noo N. f . if oe J. St (, Mr Hi i} ele | | “@ " —— he ho. 114; reward Return to 7319 earen a = : ; er} Pu & ’ ’ : oii | : - . 7? ; . ' ~- : ‘ . ° : hal TY , ‘ . ‘ . * . . ‘ ’ . / - “ The President’s message was in - EP . NINT ~_- ~~ ae » & me . - Bhs aes 1 lorin +. =. Gear } ~ q HTER D LAN GHTER Pr. , 7 , TAUPE BaG—Lest. os Olive car. ; ' ris ' . +4 2). r met.aer n-iaw, ry: i} y, “ - ; » * , > neyer, who :? = : / P , 71% 4 . comtaibing tei? . htid’s rove. epi tn ga tele . ece ved from : ; fo 1 and tT, ‘et r lacnt : : ‘ : : ' 7 mreit ‘ f 4 BAND Kl (gn) AVE Four bh etree, Ch oF a 4 . - ~ apes Tees J . i ¥. Feidaye & | : ™ po Bhermnoggrn f wide e of her da CALL 6600-— Oe ae 3 - IFE AND SON ’ ony - th p tt ves Jan. 30 ’ lowntown, reward 1217 _Montrose eu retard. Diease fetus » S61GA mt. ; . " ’ an. ; . : e ; ° : a ‘ a. ' . : aed resident Saavedra of Bolivi# ef Way Pune! ee “hit orn LIVE OR CENT —— Dusimant uo * Arte 1e rou? v {rie . HKAILPIN—Lost. leet ween: 3 saowhires: on -- — . , ace NTH Cy . rae ~ ‘ . P 7 a yn . 1 . . , ! : a. , . . 7 RAL John G Treut ar — ‘ : : ri; is ’ yjre we are hive: (,rand, Ka zton cer’. vem reward 4 % baer y TRAY al LSG BA : , ' aor? bebe coke President Har- and -:30. Mrs. Ma ‘uesdays 3 avenue, Moen a's Churc! 0 C | . vear ago, Jan. ZR | Peaceful be a m vt : heartache ©4353 . reward, (ell (steer 1og5W. reas 4 de a : = O Aqui , a +} ur rs wo re ' eu - : J eens ine the Ro} ‘i 7 _ + dcclar ELEY ES; lee =~ On © Oe Rare ee Cemetery. Friends invited | 18 — Fenty gg Miss Vir a , , = - BLANK BOOK—Lost: in West End. ’ on ’ ASE Low e205 on Ketarn Game 2enie Vf) POlIWia? reei;aent . on Ses ode eur im vary ‘ce Cire - ‘ Pit an ranciaco, Cal... and 0 8 tm a aan ‘ ne iv, about 1Uxl. wrapped in orow Sno mvne7 - ve ae ; in 7 dev Wednesd ave ; Mre. Waters. Y- tered : rest Satu Your credit is good ff vou rent ~— » me ~ And wou 4s hat cann . per Return to 68708 , Pershin } ye GRA Lindel hat Boleewta had been unable to § ® Thurete,. © 5, TIE RNE Thomas J Mern: “HO 6|))06hl6w@)6«6phone, or your druggist wi}! — ven nor ee Se There are sorrows #0 Geep it: , floor ema ward. 4 ~ | WaTcH—Lest. «eld enare xn ; —— , oye ee te ee . "he , : oh 1 Tren cms : oo re — las et ’ he earjof Peru and Chile, in the me O33 West Marceau Be hut nd of the iate et \e phone the ad Three times or Tn loving remembrance of our beloved ; : 4 heart ” ER ward 7200 Suallives aul i er ; , dey . 4) Mrs Ecker: Murdo k. ’ mans . dear father f Genevie. . more ene cent Per iine élsecount husband and brother Cornelias Pius Hogan, . - 1 Ss Will @ver i nEeer That eanrnot be halt revealed RA‘ Le f—j_Logt a id with name 4 : + miter f its aspirat ion for @ : a a. co: new «nee (we a. Tiaras ong oveiue and ie h . a a thie life Jam. 28 1970 dear brother sleeps. fn Ate a ern@reved: between Malee nnd louis Wa TUCHES—-Loat, perty taking 4187 Camelia Thomas. Law and Mrs. ¥ . Schwien! | | ad) y miened - edly .o REGS PAREN?® A™D BAPY YYR-| ave: reward. Delmar 306 etie % | from 5046 Waterman t known, &__—— od RUTHER AND 6&5! Ls GINIA itt ey. ~ turning same eveid prosecution, Oo t : . ~*~ 1. ; - "Ti « ey he sea. unde ana wa Mrs. Droege. | Virginia Tiern funeral later HIS WIFE. SISTER AND BROTHER. >. m™m I ry “notic e of

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AT. IRLS are seeki a id JANUARY 8 a a saxuaey 39 2928 MEN. WOMEN, BOYS AND GIRLS are seeking employment UT THEM TO WORK: ; gascs eT. LOUIS Ses = iITUATIONS—_w& n wrt! WOMEN GiFLS TOB oposr-risPatcr. alll — prgagrenengn PATENTS ’ PROFESSIONAL : SiITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS SITUATIONS—MEN. BOYS | wot EN. / gruATions—“~ —oenenennl , - ~ - @ . ec oa — , “ an WALL PAPER CLEANING ' Write STIPE RRTITArce wo we” CATALOG CUMPILZN—Ems : ‘able. ginaie waite — 38 1 o2 PRR ot Sa a Pf Bo. 8 ——r ae — —— — % ae BRICKLAYING AND TUCKPOINTING | -" er ae ; , } | 2 eprton ad pemmanec - She , 42— —— — : — , ag —_— lg mT . 7mA SIONAL * y | nie Gating at aa eal ® itt opie 5 REC ge > ame gic: Te hie Byt-8 . A at cafe yah ie SSO NERC RI RIE SiO EL AME Ih Onn eR RSF SE TIE 4 me Pee 324% Fore SY >» ROOMS COLUMBIA ~ * ‘ Cdk Seg: 7" %y iy Pigirtntbiticr men * PRPS, “Ration Se ae me Graner Coatrectre Co. BLECTRIC repair work ef a.) kK nds Grane 17534 MEDICIN©S 87 i213 Mar®e: cutting end wreck oc wrt lew: > wate FOR miasterine of ve ld WW GQreevee GhRAGE—Concrets, reir ede, da mp-oreel: caper fe corcarete Fork one >renc Des Cerrcrete +-aragce an = ~ Terry ay’ rorest oO xs MENT 2 ww a ni Brit apes wa ARM Id OLE i AS ape OE T ste ardé & -Brarteed, -_ ~_——_——-— - OLD »raes Dede made “ke ~e« > — a ’ > x wataal ex N-3t ¢ -_ —=— > ~_« “ =o Ta Drie T-wWe tied. os brent 32 , ‘ sailieaiai tails ‘ms . Tk very reeeonadi-c : > c. ee: ’ > 2. . . , a , on o~ ;.300 p HARDWOOD F) ¥ | : = - x e | can take Retiion ans (ee : ae . 3 t Aw i& , : : ' ; ' : | : . nt T SEK © EP ER—St. - Al .. 1 i ory . : : » > — \_ie PAPTS & a) ef , : . ’ 4 Tor : 4 Smtr eucaticn. Fisnes enn nasanane oa — : “ = bee . 2 — oh on ee m with g peer r 4 ing orn ¢ any kine. can ‘urnigh® best PHL A TIONS we rirh nis work ; : mothe x a Sex “293. Post-Dis rr ‘> > - 7s » = #8 — on — oe — cme ——— — — om m —s - -- ~~ L, : - ten! reung e- ‘ MAN—Wants postion tg offre or SE ee a — ieih. Weer fod a g- 26° ang cCuPpruse er = -~rt.. . ; , - ge Be ~ meme oo = —— ‘ ~4 4 anieis, S158 Wartc aa , os” -efereoces. ? = ?-D. BONTseEewOoORrg—st. « ; s & Daniela, $2 e 39 | be -8 N. 15 > : Cat . <~ a - “ —- oe Sip SSSR ALE EATER EIS NG ALLOA SLO IT

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SUNDAY, > @ SUNDAY, Sonne 20-1008: ee SANUARY 39, 138. es" 600 MEN AND BOYS WANTED — Is the position you seek advertised in these columns today? post bueares, UB enone te VATIONS— = —WOMEN. GiRLS == MEN. BOYgs ATIONS- Gil tf SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS te _ HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS | , “HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS . AGENTS: WANTED—MEN | AGENTS WANTED—MEN “AGENTS WANTED—MEN SALESMEN neat oe 16. _ woula w _ ; , ak ov use work; more for WID - , . —* re _A laundry: permanent piace, £0? od . i — _ box N- -- |? ; | , 3! " ; , ' ' , lire j tai ' 3. ? : : ; Wolf fs How tery, 7362 Manchester ™ 4 ‘aba 74 re t t id Mi nday ny (912, between 10 Aa 4 - Was hin ig automob i} e: Sparks. See cur Mfe , ‘ 7 Satan = ma — es ree 4 7 s i% e1 S Me _ — - 4 3 clerical — it. achie cy? rk V .“ Moniny ett: davs ny t. ; n te ? _he me, Hor outa }? yet-Diepatc! . ; ; , perience yn Spring. ; londay, Lin lell 6690. pauses ——— AN- Cperiens il n anica! repairs, | - bucines bai4 — vie ;, . : ' 4 SAL ESMAN—P ermanent: “lucrative: M { 9M AN nS f it. . - - 4 . ; . ’ viano nous aha i icylarly ’ an r ‘ f A " _ _- - i . : . in oe t¢% ’ , ; / . , . : : > ' ieeion. office spec laity. Box G-300, P. --p — jusework or cooking: rgzel e! le to produce resulte: ' Ttry cilia medal , Ae Bod ——$UU per ce on soap, rn cul ar w " , A iG , é, : rences. | Aries 1] Bomont dao ate ax 2X! mee and salary to 84! : Le = oon Goal ” uf rth rugeeist § Mark early nothine a : teumee ws Ler iy, 20 sree! SALEMMEN—see sales manager Olive Sirest WOMAN—Si; loamine | maa ! A-! et -Dianat AG “ Sar aa ; fraceland : Pe ~ng rT’ comobile owners | ..ctTace Reaity Co., 1608 Boetmen a r. Seiored, rences "Ca | Lindell yah ihiv—Ain fine dresses: must have jong : 2 “FOF f fuin va — , . wo! : ee sample cas P f ' nthusiasm, ; suaVen- _ Bldg 77 Ww - cht del te wishes ino WOMAN— por mileage, i y¥. ‘SALES AN— ith liaht delivery car. y °s 2™ Me. erg Ltoh da, i ceen” “Sao ind oO! it ' ast av. (c7) ‘ yor! res. Atla Lun , a ————— "= PRB “ oe a a 7. ri a) nsation enle vevy- | grocers’ specialties to retail trade. ORS —— — itt ry ass! rn at M M AN. a — — pals - R —Apvly b “10 wo nd 12S a pring and Ca a a en fr. SENG « s ¢ Pore Ponies b aistriput ’ he rriteor roll iidfire: 5; A-S0. Post-Dispvatcn. wi we? ’ : POSITION 4a Ss Ista eB ——VW hits : ; o* DD etween n : »Sun- ma _— Ais . : ( ire % culars . , aes, TCA r : naeriui Pil i ¢ > , ° were OTe) a bany : - 4 ew . oa ‘ a! i S agouviy secure | i , Yee bas. . : . ee tan yataTy $e ' ' ' ’ grade caps, out of town. OMAN— Wants 1 - —And helper: white: ‘for furniture " - ‘ ; aoa : Pi . a, 4 ' Wy * - - - . d . \ arene — Post Dispatch Zineer} ys 8 Se —_——$—$ a nil, ey . “~ nN . — } , ~¥ : Ce v “cn al MHiliti si ss ruc "2 , m ‘ > ania mMmanviaCiUuring con any Be) | rite ene ‘ . . ' oe ‘ i;} a a ageless —-—_—_—-—- -—— : Re. per’ en .. 4 —— ’ middle a lady , ¢ xperienc ed t 3 bri - ‘ = Ferdinand S; Wa ) un derstands packing furnit ure. —_ Reyer ia ee 7 Seats ’ . . pO shaae 0. . mone ES ao onderful nen pecans eae OF phe _SiISs i in tmend for tires and BALE SMAN—To call on retail trade; etate ne ¢ OMmpany. ; ; ha +1 ’ i COUKRI!I ‘ all Bomont WOM TAN - - —_~ ssles wWwherTe iast emmopioyed. box : Pe ; — . olay ¢ ; ; ' mae WViiWall iOn . 1a: Oi Las ’ ” ~ery a | surpasses vulcan- > 101 ‘A —War cleaning, 2 dat week } Post-Disnatch. | is] } Ta Behe Pas ea Pe ———— - les: ble proft ew credit pian: uni! & ange every auto and | age and experience; commission basis. ; 2 —— -- , 7 - aonemne. . . . . Pe, sve i uf : : ic. ‘ ’ . we Re pone rT ate pS: a ww 77 - ) c . (K— Regi istered. 520 Market a — not « ‘ , oil by } rofit ePtersor Ss “40 : F si id Ss 3 = . 4 - : ; : —* . : + i ; th “e! ; PP ‘ . : ’ — car - -)’ |S Lerec Bi > Shatin” aor , iia a : ke iy ; : } > ou -} ¢ . . t "me $600 r mH e: 7 2 ' en ate ' : SALE: “MAN —— TS se)| electrical appliances; ee invest SAGO. N a. A N. UN} enaigag page ss bigs an 20aa0 band laundry, Ca. saprany rey nd Box Ls 1) ’ as ‘ ;, GENT! rf new bivie written-guar- salary and commission. Federal Biectri«, MR. i MPL OYE _——— .. a = ' t KE KK —Experier nic refer- : oo no 8! sei, your /ers Hous adelp . ust | 1700 } . ie) R TAR arene paar “Ws ——aet : - sy . mxperie need junio ee TSE ‘ artic] : sells ’5c: particul: ae ait ve hosiery, month easy; must; 3-0 Fine. ' gEetic, age "NDR rr en 6 ae: ae by colored; day rk . ee an Oar eg. Br own-Cloughly Drug | M bP OTO. 5 experienced i pee tr * -D., Cc beth ee ee advert ic @ r replaced free; wearer i@ the JU SALESMEN—Office appliance for . : ' ; Le | Be A , har 1 np { rr "rit fu whe! ' year-rour 4 i ‘ound floor proposition; unilgit i- dress.n vs a . wing , ws 3 , sia eiadtine a made . (¢ —— eo art ars. b | bilities, Box G-109 Post-Dis. ~ | , rnd rk; first OTHOS -3 [AN Sit ’ first ead 10 , y- : r, good saliry ) gabe Oe? rr Swste ’ “" ment pt nerice iG cin- tisfacory; sample free, ti : | SALESMAN—Now cailing os book k ip. ' : , : } , a - , ' cat . ; j Te ) : . d i=l i i» ‘ , . , . . Ia, P De soeret ey > ¢.: colored, 32.6. lay, Benera ework, & ome nights. ull pairs — ' nforma! r (3-137. -] i. ' or = - on Fh hn nn — , eae Dayton, V._ trade in Miseourt and ines te ean Ala rite «3. | -—~Kegist ‘entul ¢ 7 ‘A ', AGENT! rou Want the exclusive agency | rt Ne‘ biler autiful ut _giass on commission. Box G-148. P.- Otten _— ee , + } . ‘ . 7 wa io4 . ‘ af j ; 4? i i a ; fr 4 T) Die , ong ; Kansas *} v. ° Z : . 3 : - : . —= ‘On| eee : 2 em og SALESMEN—Good | proposition; men whe ATION -- st oo : = : : MA: ; chen “ ; ; : a co 1] ‘ [ ‘ ae w j i iy it tint : M a 4 Jee lia y 1s tol iONS—wom =X DRESS—Wents weshing or lace cur- | WOMAN—Sit.; colored; lau: ; (sist —Assistant, registe: Ne te dae ok are ieee ee manent busine oe petes Se aa t ggg ~* EN. GIRLS LAY. _Kpenri jourpdat . a yOud) A] iy. orest : sihitisteatieal ye a? , . te conte oh f AU! Ph, oa |b ' rin " a. a . . . . : ; eS } aciy: - mn i leference. ences > ' . ae desires - eee a 1 : my f ne 3 os ~~ : = i ie aie a Siate ' inate . _ tee ; ee _ . —— AGUENTS—You can earn b g money b: of . > oe L Jennings Mig. jn Bet | | SAI A SMAN-——Coal: experienced: one Bow em- te ert ea | , ' ployed and desirous of making & ea c e ‘ j ‘ ; ) ryé | . 4 +> ‘ . 7 ‘ > ~ " . e . : j i i . | ; ‘ ‘ y J } ‘ " 2 se, .e7 7 . our pre lucts ev é usehr , I , " " . . . . : _ , ; ‘ , y y on P ’ ' . » - -_ - _ - -_-~ - —ew 4 {A TOR—Paassen! or DV er - ‘ ™ , , ,400@! lait) omoblle owner is a buyet Lad ‘ > fg 9011-C “Good- | ‘Rox (}- -162. Post wet-Di spatch. au : , Ss * ‘ . ' - ' ' WOMAN—Sit.: mida i. 4 cht .tal i a rank Lind, th ar ? a oyey 4 t ' : I tere & Bear f ‘ 0 ; , werk an@ + or ong ego wads gee P . ) to-God men and wish to regul aad Se K lus nar ie ae e year . r oo a SALESME N—To sell ofl; establ trade. aad yu CCUiO! Z pscasant pe ( " on = — menthan! Call M ouday, between 8 and 1 707 omamis Clark a’ — —_ a ") Sal ESMAN—Or manager, experienced “ clothing. general merchandise. Bos L- _ Post. Dispatch ; Tiere CSBary - St-Dispatch. | orn atom call ow sag ng home: Lindell S247R._ | _ cation ment “intelligence; good| lv. $ rint Third ard | MAN-—Y ‘19 : 5 yes . od age? od money | scentemt: aataie — Ne es amas 6 aa OS et ee a | SALESMEN—Big sales opportunity tm “7 . r gent wl les ‘ ey ’ ‘ = ‘ / . 3 Pra Lidd ; oo ] i- oe : & 7 sj \ . ii i Li Aide AJ ce bide ’ 3 - " 4 et . . ei ty \ ’ = M Oi ’ vus VIG ¢ 9G Ct ; We nt ant ' of . . ing fips ori and high , ° matic rear- -end safety signal ‘osT 3 ina einpioyrpent Manat worn — : — — articul . O. Bal “¥ 0 gressive men. especially those hav! ing aut | law Write quick. GoSlo Signal 126s hd git P| y ‘ ~ 4 " > at Ss — 5 aAnag } ‘a ia fi ™ ist ‘ ; t} Le rf *} ’ 1.O c CS ] is. uid reply. Mira Co i B74 nn By nae West 34 et ‘ Cleveland, Y). expenrence : WT] ~sS— t l colored bundies |~ : —— Ky - = os — ; , See ors ~» he Windshields ! > ara! = py ene . — . ? ans wrk (i e —_—_—- LiTrreTrry © ’ I | . a , : . . ; id ee &, La > eile . , . a N * £ , pi WASHIN* > . . ‘ - 2 . . . ‘ ' ae , Q r ff on. d re us] Lem yf our ‘ t } _ - — 1 = eo — . ” —- - J SALES SM AN—Automotive accessory! oe ee ee —_ * | | eee 2 RM oe AN rma 5 [ON AV., THI SME N ELECTRIC RIS IE BAS SECC Te an ~ me “ong pe ——— - parkli lass 1 @ s, numbers, ig profits in fastest selling arti-| enced; now selling Jobbing trade, to | a iaicnes ion ott Manik t ye ens po — . tg lallions, signs; bi merge Three-in-one-| standard line fan delts; references e3- , eden a | ais Gea.in vita ne! neCGs, UN HONS. ; : lle two for Zoc; | perience, Box 269, Kentiworth, N, J. ‘about 200 var refer eS 1 . rien nh answe! t ast ate : half t! ; you san gseli a dozen or! -— ox T-296 ytherv e} wi o nsidered ul - : ’ m wh ; NT ‘one for you nore tc ry home, sto office, factory, | SALE SMEN—Sell Holmes tires and tubes ladv war — cr ‘ ' irs iss ‘ R i i 5a eMule , sba . eT Pe A, I ¥ > pe - _—— . ee! dead ron { arv , r tr tart. > pwatd \ rk: . te ] ur? 2R069 Ea: Th i aagr teins ian water “hottie: — tf a - 7 TT : } . 9 no capital required: $100 re . a nis Position At.* . ax . " ‘ ma, ‘ ’ ité ; smd ‘ 7 } r , ; PT 1.9 2} \\s ‘ : f j ic = 4 ‘ ain 2 : ‘ — : mason o} } a 2 Live : fy | r) ' wice se. is them, quality oa aa aad oom sitet % mega pa wy ; t idre: | rt Pes ie ; os - — | iis lL eveyy me, 9 $500 a month a verte * ante t pt Kubber Co.. 1500 W. Toth Chi p- C da: o : . a i — l : nf : ' r vy . P " - ' argee T} fas ' . ‘ a eo oF ™ % C iick . » ° - a | emit mer M — _ RESS- ; nerf ny a mr entious Cal sunday rand JIOW. | wap ' —_— - 43. 249, “s 7 . weenie a perma vit vd tise - ([ANAGE For dairy fa! | ve~ | : _ EE SE ER ULES TRONS CTI “Gilve. Ger- Phurscay ali ares 3 a. ——— — ————_—_—- — _ — —- -:' ll about farming an lairs C55 re a ta a a aww * i au nonegran w pi +s. WID- AGENTS—Big money for ambitious | SALESMEN—Two , good, ene rgetic salesmen ave. HUA LAG cud “AN ne With rp n ring how to tak 11 cows; how reed ry & Frggic pore a ae ! ww ietters, transfer 1 vel! lgns woman in every town selling our p A. have some experience in selling t H EL} W A N I E D ayn st A es ct hs inday more, | corn .ecientifically | a1 pow ' wm | net Ge ree. int Co., w=, ota 00 products on profit sharing premium | accessories. Blue Ribbon Tire Co., 7 | ne i ‘ ¢ ¥ $4 5 ‘ moO ws la} ontre ’ ws - a mle: if ‘ Co c ; ie ee * ! ' ‘ oe | inet . | } ; ; la . Our ine is bh! ait ag fo r 40 years. | Chest rut et . 1) cent in’ ted in ata “hics , . , ° aSalie offee _ a ri y ar . Mar rviand Oe “ As a ’ —— : } aai‘? Se Sunday: minimum 2 1 iajJust é Le; : "soni t as ala ive hr , ; ' we oy it mn | ) ‘ a ee A Tc tn an Aetnio . neal ; . TNDRESS—Sit.: or cleafiin , washing Tioun ar more tasertions I¢ a i aenand ry stan . . ‘ ri t Ouis, ‘ . j : arncoat ¢ ‘ . iTi . , Se ; oP 7 : . experienced mid. ance ; same eet nmoolng. ence, ! erence . t ne iiings in , nomi | 4 O1 it} ; rien aintine, - iCna©re, ; A ve x) ad Ade he at offer. The Custon men tathurs {fg , Mept. 114, Kan-| me ae gis —y' £4 a v7 7 : me eeiiintie ; Tu ia \ an Thursday Cal) ' TN TAN’ nd o e manage} faci ‘ , Oo t mak ‘ f ne: must be = , . : AGIIN be eo le, energet rents, t se) te vour m ind id 8, ye rio. tin gem pI - ecomy netit jon | : . Chica ago. ercnan i h naadinaiag , a ’ ‘ ¢ ia si hg Re aE oF ‘ liieva — 1 nhoarartea ar } ra } % r hii pioncay, : ‘ san 1+? ; 14 ! ‘elv . ; » ’ . ; ; ; “\ ie , “ ymercha | semont 257 orgia Cravens. ; f stems, desirin iter! intelligent an good cl 1 le o! recide and health insurance, | libe1 ive interesting sal TIERS OF OVOF: cnock t; $35 su! 12.50, inclul-| 5ALESMEN—Five patented auto accessories, fession; }» litie: unlimited. pressing and : iring t co- on Os nut. howe ‘orm ns L after «0! —_—— mM CRO eT ae wag , ré yu u get ye | oll gauge, windshield cleaner, hose clam, ineman, listrict a! pT. ai Lin tne han L . cau , [EN To run 1? ey} Triust D } vic Agency Dineed Vii opt. xl ' were often , r rofit he m it rei take the order. Bi etc.: no investment: big commissions. A. age | = . | | cane , me ' les 3 ne lis int iT ef samples, carrying case, @tc., | dress Sales Mer.. 952 Sta. C, Omaha, Nb . 5 F ' ‘ ; ’ ‘ , ‘ 4 ~ Ge Os 4 rt i _——~ ro) Vire mi BM, Ry “1% ; . puUnaie 4 " ; , : r 288 - ee men, Sve Noland mt ., , : : a pts a a ‘ : ge — ‘ ‘ ol . ~ oe el core pny i , SOF F EE SALESMAN—For restauras = pean r 4 = os note tat sall aft » Su a ‘ y ‘meriencs “€ . } elzrma? ‘aa RIER "1 mranac fur repair de men? 1G : aie wanted . toda } ; rT i >it! } py ct, no f .-% ‘ °S Undlme mi ins > . : ge ie experience. and institution trade; salary or 464BA 8 ay ae gee 517 Morgan, 2d os ae in large retail alty shop. Mu he €x- ‘ more Ags 5 ar vtny jtner, O 1} eia, | seas iow on. art 4 pena . or ool wwa a th floor 835 commission basis; ive fuil particulars | an ae : : ; —- . - -—- ‘ SS a on er liround t eT 4 : ve . . “y om @ ‘ P vy : a ke / rT re : i OTKE i ; . ra , . . ’ - 7 ’ application, Box G-121 Post- irginia. Grand 6; , AG IN > va men ‘S. . ‘ : he Py ee adams | “hicag Se iene ee wich-s . va coe ' ‘ on struc rience } ‘al a! Mi Gets 2h — : — - ° : » $100 weekly a ur genera: aeer : wha ve . - . — : . Po i SMAN—To = greeting cards mi remodeling. ix a. tae inset xperienc id salary expected. SUX wN-3- aN rhe ES ae ——— a. MILL E R FE EDER mple; fu nstructions. 1554 Masonic wT! $5 hour; want it?’ My stencils ; Sel n sight. the ‘¥ erco- Pot, oe occasions, both lecally and ow town nol j . z re , priate : is r A > Oo &hO7 CAR ork ' 4 aha = ; 4 . - s i " P thy mr ; -autiful . \* etters ‘ ‘nied a — a 00 i “4 ~~ lametine | either direct or as &@ side line itd ater c Shue aiie ef . . vr a rr : ’ Tw uo. " 7 , - * : I “ret ( I iT cal opera ; . * ot . Pong . ’ r iitig 1] ut¢ a? « . pir? etween par- a] f ret)i i ad . 4 ¢ = ist t ade work : ay 3.1; nces 0+ segpmtiagir ton gph SMA K—] es peer . ar oC gs 20a | TI more. ¥ y : week tox N-113 spy qo bY ~osenn ; +s vutf alle} k } Norwood ne: food needs no stirring; cooks thoroughly Post-Dispatch. = remocdeline 7 ; ~ f¢ ry ' , mara is = P , ' : "©¢ n, ‘ ar arpel! s Knives, . 7 we - salesmen and crew Diehl, Cincinnatt, Line now ; : ’ . ? | 111 . if e) : - 4 ie So Soe . pan asain sso ‘ * , } ‘4 : . ei? ur . , ww oe — - . m - : : ‘, Ze hy arit. la r@ f) , nl a ‘ ’ le ‘ od. ar 1 Engineering Tool i; ay , Perco “Ware Co., pera | hold appliance; wondert ° pee I d c ursi-C.A pel —— - a1Cy — eutter witn execullive abilits . ant ' ‘ ‘ es £ t hor \ D.iit larwe 4 O ‘'o., Roosevelt Squa fich ‘iwau >. is | with automobiles preferred. Daisy Tire Die. » GO Gieaning a4 G+ Ferdinand Ten! Cc ; rer | — i . ah. = —— | Sr aeee ars aniline 3 pie: al tl — - ; Gav ; . = > s oan w= — - os o1 taki n - c harge of ing . TLerne I ] “4 4 tH Li Tl { } nt Aid soe Die ‘ . Ot . : ie ‘ u nece ‘ ? ° 5% “ i. a>. ’ a saving of over ROO per cent; put ' money-making lines. all ca in on. - ee ont tach es 6160 Minerva s ee tals AUTO!) 3I1LI SSEMPL [A} Allround, HEC ‘H’ r BROS. & LOTHING CO. ——¥ " -e work on flats: ap- de - emand united. | a OSyys 1 - » a canizes itself in two min- grip real business gettera, Houchin Sele Wants position in CNDE ery rood lored: or cook: K nd reassemb.e Cal mt ” * > 2 son. . , Hodiamon 4AGENTS—! pul -* San Anton i. ites id is fi aranteed to last the life of ‘o.. 1209 Washington av., St, Louis, Mo, st > epatch have n bjJections to ct references OD Leeser, ~640 at Bi ' 1224-26 WwW ashington AY. ; =~ ; at nes : © id , rr ; inper: nit h i be; sella to every auto owner : mk : a oa ¥ ten digg troy ee ee a = + — —— andes 3 a PLASTER | ure LOTT ag : n Co.. Dept ' 642 st. Lis, : : -alco e 4% ky flavors: les , ry ‘Gesler For particulars how | SALESMEN—Calling on hardware and ce ‘ 7 y Yd ‘ } mit 4 : Se a PNR Al i } ‘ 7 : ‘ svi cu ~ ° as ~ # LO IS, NO. room . o: nat riissi e, j 4 : | . , i — * . a ‘ ; le ; ] s: ton ake > ig monev and free sam ple, ad lre aN | eral ature trade to carTy A Fe mw! ; : | «> . ‘ ’ : RY —* , a uM 5 ; eri es iS y ree sitid? i : » - . - ; ‘ ; ‘ 4°°0 ‘ + | eqy\« , . —— . 4 ; ral Ye ‘ - -a}] s* y z ) > ul } Co.. P ] h a, Pa. Dept good cora miss ion; state ry co eA: ork after schoo} Monday, Tuesda Anesday: 1 ) KER—On bread special: now at on MA pla Ki ele «., me ak ct ae 3 seine ENTS all u 3 iek- repaid; wast d. Best-uv-aii | _ on Rubber Co hiladelphi (99) | Box G-80, Post- Dispatch. erri ver ' is mont 61) is — — a we ; ' | Tah 9 10 plal a sponte yy ety ale ae _ ; biewze rapid money-mlaa Ew TS m-won intere y house- AGE VTS—600 men “wanted at once. Thomas | | | 3 ' " ' ( lex coats yn S| a stylish fall top- ; experience as SALES aT) ; : NA. . J st ag oc ‘ : materia: 1? ane I50X J “' me ris nae : - > as ‘ ew wk facturers Valentin duct n ! : - | hee ) all delivering and | SAL ESMEN— W ide — special = uundry, Ol ‘en ) 31 Daggse anes. good position for right m —f . “ty. pees be heme O. aie ei ‘arn $75 to $100 a week « men, for new automobile eoceesitios: w : ‘ AGA ad i oa Bat Tk Rk - DOO] } i+ bana q) iT) bcarrT Pr iw to YY ( uo ; . G-1 5. : he : varios a "aan “a Oe ea cones A+ i ‘ iT) > : sv! ( " , + re ¥ . Ly j at — . ’ - . ho ‘ 2 f - ' ‘ sop! io a ' , ‘ | ; r oL~s/ —" ate Aid _ COIs €xpesic: . . rt nte > and i@St piaCe OL Ori; ! eer ae = wa ‘ +4 yeTmMan } Becad ~— ; ee ' pi as Lighter Box -~ 3 _ pwd . on. ¥ - vr 4 on bag rk ‘ You can make $500 ! Oll, SALE 2M EN—Not ooeer takers: mas reas 5 me — jalary expected. Address Cat Kerman Jeweiry Dt. PEA: | PROUFREADEK nd compositor: exp wo sampler d prices. igh | erprest aprons, OuF BSS oe Orne. ries auich fer incermelien, Eh ge ny yr “ —EE _ - - > oe 4 i : = q . “ ' : . 1, . ined ane . a weitic ~ . 2 T.! : : ~~ oar _ , _ icon ie open ' } ‘= } ] at ii - AA S| if 3 0} } , I }AY j + - ~ 2 , a o } : . ‘ - : . + “ - ; . . ei ‘ Wondo. fala Times Plaza. miliar with auto tires: 4 " ‘Bell = 23 oe _—_—- ——— : val | last pI fe aw ud Wakes expected yt “. e ee thin Sa) oly ‘a2, pedi imeé ' i rie” , 12 ] , \ y liberal commission; excellen | +, y (cc) . ? ave Tali! —' i} 3 y BE inv ever’ : . . ' , ere EER ee ; TE ck + + 9 . ts oe in " CG 9% . bus Fase oA 2 A . P . . 4 . ; ‘ La | I \ ain - — * : : , niou Pah 4 “ Y Lz - é mA 7’ -_ : (3? — . fj ctor ants 4 - ws weet . - , rics pert ta } ; IC 3 NTS—E‘ eryw here, bo th States Ru bber Ace Co., 4950 Delm 2008 Is . A] ‘ g Mpati {ra\ i “i ‘ : - ar 2 Fe) spas ri] canton ». , j rernuin at ’ | ‘ =. j +3 ie ’ > ’ cme « (a . . , Fr sab : ‘ . ‘ ? , ] RI | . + a } | I ! ms, ss J , -V VV ite ‘ oF , it > an rig oni rril rv itis (es. ne | iATatT teed ‘*‘Maitol r rod- SA LE SMEN——Automatic va. . . . ¥ ¥ - . 1 ee . zauncry Lau! ‘neuagee: & ren : | aes . . : household articles; good caliber, value $22.50. a ~y a charm ber. Post-Dispatch ; Qf BATTERY [A> Appiy Sunaay a-.ern x periens ra ry, , marien Be G-24 t 3ar . 41] é Pacnti “ nore pa . , ' roti apid Major Mercantile Co., Request particulars. 5am white, «: - — - , O02 Pegi. , a tina wants 4 Ls Fe yg rege gon As TAKE aan wonderful sellers: sample | SALEsMEN—Two hiah- sewing el waver and aliround operator cesirt is Ind len ack inj l. art ngie floor; must CO; iggy eg aes oe Mia maily. sworn statement ark, P. O.| your wrofite larser. E stor irge ) ite quick: either sex: steady work men, capable of handling x splendid ‘a clothes il i . riviera : “ > eat hh - rid 1eT a} ..” — eS “ _— a7 te = tas — — . : . . P 7 ‘ ‘2 } > ’ » A ric : +. ti ’ hialv Uursen, 08 vt Lake - - ] . Lo is. Mo a 3 sien iiatd aaa making big money. Cail in person He] : : Ay-t oun ; i game? " an au v 2 wwe “- ‘HA! ‘ HAN D— 00d ano ; , ‘hf — aa. ere | tN MATI N _N. Broadway. ; CHI Pous a ee CEE Ps See Mr. Dolan, Jefferson Ho 10 | AGENT Army shoe; make 90: IPERATE NI} MONEY-MAKING MAIL tn iBT \ Ca iTTnh = ' p i ai , P. . me AY ly S Aa\ " 1 Th nd ‘ R . =a { . 4 o ’ as : a ‘ WiGii, ‘ , oe men ry - — te ni sii in Aye ’ “8 “NT " " . oO en wr ¢ ake £100 ut ie hg rn: clegt legitimate: requires SALES -3MEN—To se)! electric go home ES Se eee oe” \78 Kensington. (c) had laundry experience: also. ish caf} to 12, Sunde ' ae amend man’s Army Store, moet ekiy, selling “greatest labor and| gmail c: t to start. Address H. H. commission; steady job for j Tr Ls : 1 & > om ing mn; | bor ib acquallt a oles” tal . l NG Lal ; “E. yitn sesegsd ee HR 402 yurth ransville, ind money »ousehold necessits big re- has Desk A. 2S State st.. Erie. _ Pa. (99) want to we { iw - co ewaste maven st of y n 2 pal to ; henntn fe! . ie omy le . as ——— ; Se - ter w managers’ proposition: | ; COAT. TS—So 10 a. m; this is not ® se work after —— . ———L————— ollege r hig? 001 racu ' ore art x . tate reference , , -NTS— al ; : jee is nor were Rolly C “b4 RAINCOA! AGEN S 90 proposition. 1 1: 302 0 Olive. Lindell 3471 W A a ae | eaniy in © vritin riviz fere sete oe oe B= Post-Di | oo er * very day easily selli 1y_tron ree sample and particulars. S000) WO. Oe sample line and write raincoat —— — se wii Be, ges ai. ; a : x : ee pe , ’ , 4 ~ .? —. - omen mane ~~ Ee = ay ary ‘ ; ; ‘ : : - , : site. ais ; “ae?tITr rit Tlastings et ean oe delivering no capital. Us ~ re- SA LESMEN—To sell monthly pr — - o ' : na : , sass *; ; - - 7 -_ 7 ‘ ‘ Sa _— ert ve c ne WU . oe . ne . . . p ea P k r d t insurance; ” 4 iY . ” a a * ane, eee ery ~ lamar ngage a ; mp 00! a enol Ha — (‘all tod: r out ¢ ; +o ' y ; tur iicago \ an and county agents versible featured; _ benefit and acciden shel wan (RSE—Sit.: practical; for nfinement | ROY—small. to take care of samp! “ ring. 2609 Pine 8 en aranteed Sundae ine - Eddi ! ‘yen he: yator Kerosene Burner; | Mfg. Co.. 983 Cover guarantee to men who qualify, 4 00¢ ” lie As : "sé ; 4 ° in 5 oA . . . . . / rie "] a ‘ ' se. . . he 3 8 - 4 acs im ° "en a7 , | : hae At Aas ‘MPRESEN' A TIV} S——{ PUT pian Is | wright B) dg. —" Lt» : ‘ “ ~~. 4 Somont ) ¥ cls ar plan is La-| SAL KSMEN—All or part time to — > ray N _ ~ : miei "oe en ' CT ; - - , 7 ' ; ; >? room « YW MAargue.ce Rei Aceh and a to wt tee . i? I I a ; ’ mn , ' . - — German nee: als ypis dd Srapi a 4 vears old li { , Sunda B30. thet vrit tigen & ia. a | - - , . . PHCIA y advertisement 161 tf 17 |OOr- i ¢) ‘ ris ’ ieste ; . ~ 7 : Ais] ‘ ah tigh senile : a> Vs -_.. ‘ “kK - gu rie vy — vin srice $15. Wood's Service, , rench- enking, or lit Troelish ‘e tion . - e. ( O81 0102 : sinragggaenpne” : mnie role x ; ost rst csé eer k a pis : , 0 boxy eng, int | 3 , . a 4 a . “ 7 ' TL? ‘ ‘ ears ’ > é + : rs ing i aa ig ae SAR 2. qr ) I " ns Vest 1 Gi] oar , ] ; ; . ha ; {Lor} lik ifire: ; "3 pw! Gs sin dl S ao “cr ationai . iene| equals protec tion of ¢ $50 machine: | 4 re ego P . '. oo . 23 “" ” 2 , é : ior = rirer Ai 3" Si- ral vs oid , , . rat as ( Trip's ie ' ” 5 ‘ : - at etre 7s. +2 I! Ss. 1 . ; ~* fit } f r biel . . J ——" u hino! al seller to busi! 1.esea and professional meh. +4 ee eee 4: ; nete : ‘ beat gala give full a! ; ary es) in h\| , nnecessary arnatio +’, 21 3 Louisvill ot} aboratories, G25 Main, tic ' ’ Ly | B. Lewta, 18°1 Berteau av., Chic ants position. re Ae . = —— . tg or offic tk a hilitt nd 1 pili r a SS) | lk I jj) LAI ; 1 t. ts | | , é — AS ‘LESMEKN— ing concern ¢ desires I uree: Trotestar! ’ ~ os — ~ ~ es T ‘ ‘ ( ii oat . ’ - ‘ ‘ if men “I j wee kiv sit K q . ¢ ' a ice ¢ for een mike ner Forest 27814 ‘ a carn Home of Health, Wealth and i * fe A ee ? cli ; RL—s re sist | BALESW -—Sit : saleswoman ‘—Bright; willing vote age: give refe! ' '671N ! st., Chicago, iu. ray welling plan; no investment; nee ‘tt company, salary ) L LAMP BURNS 94% SMAN—High-grade waotea. PSWGIRL. h “5 “bs ° wa? ee ait as re ns —Aegwont ig i ~ nade nb ge a A adva we a Happ 1eS8; the open snHop Did N. a ange” soem ' rite ago, (7 Pinccns en, “get g fer. z be B ce gga ee: "M rtd ' P’ost-Dis ca on, 652 Aiaddin Bidg. , vay A sf BALBSMA® eovie om tA, ‘ th, , 1 2 ced se T Stl a }- : ed . _ oO | ‘ is ‘ , a s oa Pas i . ’ ce : — lumbus. — — - ; r a pee ren ‘ 3 Ay a aX . Ti! investor of wonae ul aut accessories, j USHGIRI—sit vv eolored Southern itt: apable 's tant in clerical work: sal- | E To Grive grocery wagon, Wie M159 city ; wonderful sc hools. OW- | sapER— eu at root, ; — age pe 3 NTS — Big commissions in e@vance, ie." oi: lamp that burns 94 per cent air and} S24’ southern part of Ulineig; refersace 30 * DR are ne elo: n ry or com n eultable: only something | en se citar is é | r te he national litho- 20 equares: Ww rnish material ! NTS——St0D oe aight bleware, etc. ae act: eek line of & mples ; , ee ae ott rom on Maes quired. Modern Sales Co, oo'tb18 5 Olive # USHGIRI—Sit: general housework in At recdires ability and ‘intelligence and haw = — oo esas pox _t* —s —— mirrors, aute.srence Sprinki GE Se crns: we deliver and coll one free to the ute it. Write him for | SALESMEN—Awte accessory £75.68" ait martment; exnerienced German girl: cefty | while conside: Box N-: laste | oon anliver packages an nai ; , strike there are is 5ERER—Temi aly : Ap} JYo. re Oe ae 99) he Be Write Textil fi FO a 3 / accessory business toda farer on 441°? lrelmar a . > hi} hsige! : : .* . sf k oe a J ' , . ’ rT} j > 4 4 . 4 “Duncan P Ma ’ ~ a ; . Kansas . . ' 11a . : ; ares — eas I show you how; capital or ies ‘ ne Als if i +> te - ° ° Und. pre : : . on . . “2 | ! iii : : . : ‘ ” . >} \ ‘ vs |S tf ji , on ce ry perienced reliable gir AMSTRES esire: ain ewing ho ‘lark, ermanent positions open ] EA M IPEDPITIE£MN—Ai |! " 2 isin sae peat propositio Ke} ] joyer’s words But) gent: ae res htning rellers Slotlewoed ery: saeey aren - i eeyv ork ity or country. : ‘ - j 4 ; 1 - : 1] . ries nent . sa wee . 4 r ¥ : ' rt 4 os ’ , ' widers , . m ’ ,, me 2 f a° hs ’ « . , xe water : ee igs wasas ; , | B ( YY ithogra} Sli 1 mes a ' " ' shit é' ; Sra 7 a . territory desired and past experience. bos . f ? 4. ° ; . — } ‘ ‘ , , 4 ‘6 0 \ . a gt ells by fi te ito ed ‘ ineed iMSTRESS ) sewing 1 goods house Box K-21, 24 gravers Stipple Artists, es. 20 aa . ' ) xclusi' ? . - . : oi 6-int, PF ost- Di spatch _ - dake as os . ; . ; 2 ye J ; . . * at : ’ } : ” ’ . ° . . ‘ ; . ‘ - : rey ’ ; : ect . . y : .| 7” : WA T o " —s ff (‘ol a : - ~- : . , et ‘ f, S7 i ‘ ’ te -". ; ' | Pie : ; -. ' ; . Pl oo rE. a nA | Ba Lt MeN am petp lic it accounts for large col- Qiiset t Pressmen, U0!l- STENOCAA ced tn menncal ne . ew 30! oe en yall “err yan = 1 vonderfu! | © ae Se tunity are ection agency: $100 weekly easily for TR re ai —_—= we ry — — > : . oat ‘ ‘ . ms re are I ; at : nie —— 7 | : ta i A . . | ae all “> | . | A mply immediate) ly for vaiuabile neat colored: general a . te 5S = ry re ee Bo- | BRI KLAYER gl or and Comme reial Trans — p= sepggronie nore 0 y thi ar, sel, J “ae 5 Vashington, Roo - « - S20 the ne eel rite | Tilinols Aa) wet ng Corporation, 22 EB. Vea 7 12 8 es & epecialty; LSUsS HD. mento and Marcus @ " {5 lithe LER) A! ~ er e! , ' man ' ' "7 neer & . | Buren et a — ee “lassie, 12 | mont 220M. 7 ferers in the tive 1tho- ~ eaeat heve exper! Apply Roth SE an e territory, . — : : _— ae ne SAI SauEN— Drawing accoupt to salesm — SRAPHI » F » ae + +o —- Liat " Washingtc vit Lor : : ne ( , L\GENY ° ‘ ; 3 it - ; - : : --—-— a oy te bilit to rT aif aod ret- ' . ‘ . : yee iG ATLL ln this CITY. : L A rages tet “—? . , ’ . . " — i who can demonstra a y eel) Hex N-T84 mn oe! Se ———— : same BU) — rar te ap hic age : nae : ~ pesiensoee- —- ~ eee 1) daily met : mens . ; nliaced /' ’ ~ — Let roont ing ae oy SS Se ne Di : —_ . - : AXpere ‘a, ae ev ark Thecea ive SLOps are }O) Ti } -Aiiroune, § = ¢ , sa : ‘rT Iromiti poare * t required af he ' pf de. } oT rings order ay ° cKREEPER—Sit for small family or vt on in d Box XN ee on Al COyepair tat Phes live . | As : funit 4 r-lle — maid - Mite 4 ' Thornes Su , : , code g varante jullders, S602 Wade Park, a Box iN $49 i ‘at Dispatch — aR Foe _yte : A rm - hy é * . a . ‘ , , st runn ing o about Al Le of norn. = RAE ° ~~ " ey Te : ‘a hi ine man for Kansas Sete: corr bal. Sener ne —Bit. -br-iady wit teen ae gt she t-cl! | | an opportunity for UPHO! RERI aS re eee Ca, | , ‘h insurance; iiberu na’ 5 | : ake af ea mfidential. Box G-42 men war ted: stat e@e now le P : . , ’ jew York > anv COOK etnve from i out of the ir furance bi 18iness, ai vy a o4 N — (- 146, Post-D Dispatch. ——. © cessa ry gonere | housework ; ' , daw a | liss lee. } eference® Romont i 3} ’ Dis patcn. ie Ha rris , , here 1S om — — é ; = , . ¢ es . T r . ' : a —_ ert svi ; . , . ‘ ("4 ‘ ; » art ' WHiatT BALES EN fide line: so orbeede aw tab “ry middle-a ged: bene a iew Ol the man} who want eae oe a4 : capo eecdoescge: ts a te hook on ealeemanship;| per cone American playing cards; i ug mg = ae oe eo ye _ nohcecnttiaaes > “yhitinas mact e back Sa week. State age and were F : ge Br gt 7 , ' ;, 20 accept i ee ‘| Aime Lovis yy" aon & Co.. Inpe.. : . : experienced “Gath ‘ , hw ge st » loved Write or tele- HER— Experks + ‘plane av s 5 © ANs me t me ke bis | | ' ON ee ee a ore ares Gant val home | Cebany 20°57 oT i... ; : ~ WORK ER—First-ci: 1ARN. LO — ! a | Everplay, « sce : . th $1 dress . x. ; 3] | ‘TED for all stores; state ity; sage ferences: ke ne . _———_,_ JRHRIAG a toch ph TO ol HN L. GARN O VORKER— h smail pita. e ;' ston ine up ! ; ; amr TKO, heale Mertin’s Celluloid Price fler x N= tt ry nile uke ' n an ~ +4 a lta et a : : ' ; eet 424 et. od —Lady would like position tat . oni ition e- a | PeEUR— MU 4 ss a , oUS U. ¥ Johnson } . . Ale? * = * ra sien nd 10 ner { >t le home; Re ncga ma 10° ?P wah. . tage Oi ri P NE aa cal '. Wa eo) port Ag: scene A reite — ‘1 5 2 SALESMEN Ave; @ dealers & ousekseper "Box ‘x 208. P.-D. Bi > ———— ae | ; ' oon driver, ‘1 dg., Los Angeles, ‘ al. wakon wood’ 16 Franklin vy; indor , ee AGENT : get val Ron fm (fee and food t | rus lit hourehald article of wo ——— , ‘ " “rid Pb 4 , = , anes . LT A | ‘FE . sl + ~ . re | *) OF KE. ; r ; ‘ss ; oe ' Pcie ° “ey P | i ” . i ‘ P : : . oe Ne with one n pet d on det —— “ 1, mo ¢ | “ay + 49 es , ne enema ee ; , come 13 io ™ io Oat rat ores , run ' uick Prramié OU Co.. ~ al « ory) hae ark EP ER—Sit lady % shee *% 1 house in some good home: x G.25 Poet TD ate as 1) Sunda’ ' ? dul : os = mays ' JA, bap all 82° bel} 8% —— , . - ory ] y - ‘: Levert , OA oy . , > + rjer 7. ' sv 4 at bh he ane cima * t - , . ' ; ec] % ~~ ar ; ‘ ! 45 . oat i . ; . —_ —— — — ce “ps : . AE Pym dk. ME septa “cigar Otay ; . - : “4 lumber yar nus” “ave - ; i. am ont } ke | ; mat he ntnd Te} Mo ao ; . bA LES M AN-—Lom ent cigar and SsekGEreR—s lady wae | plac with Se grenerai Oflic Se aos , > ring re pply > il Ta , * — 1 to consume! } tharn Pred s an . — /' on Write to- solveman, acquainted with — a eper i T a. e161). 49 51 wir. —— y per week Box G ~O0 . ——- HE F are CU aps ; 4 . } + mt U ad Pe nal mpe: , pees = : 7s a , . ar ou nen a . >a ; Mt A Thie : ers — oe — = - ; (3: ‘ ‘ sam ea —~ — - 3 “ x : oe ts . 3 it bk ‘ bigias and . . ; : : ; \ - ribet - an ] —— ; PAPHEI 3 “= hook keepeyt : Ste ; 3 - re ce exper . | | + portun?’ | | : 9 ae odes territory: reference required, t I —NSjt young “wom an berinr: : unt Rubicam Business uncLs’ ’ : . M HIN Agi , - sime ; — : me , wee nr . amt ans ' . eeport. , Peest-liepats hi mall ehiid; im st hy me than wages. . 7 "hon ' Vin Ry Bi x K-21, Post- ai. ther nee Ay ae ae; a .. am oe rn ane AGE — ee € , es me elit ; cae Me ed} SOR, rts "| BALE MAN—Cempetent t cigar x . >omt . yi SDR ery a. 7 ’ ee — _— . . - - - 4 4 “ 7 ~ , —_ ‘ (7 ’ " a , x1 ’ : 7 , : i : . a | " ‘ . : ‘aid _ poe - itnpin— cic ~6~by refined a ER—Young inact} be ry ; al te im 4 t vate! 1 coll emmistons Oe” seris now AGENTS WANTED--WOMEN | Sn, “ail eid drum ¢ Wido® with one S-vear-ol4 girl: mother- 5 Sire i i+ — , ivTth . Si . s a wR ory Te rig in att — \ at ' ici ) Ryeers aniG e — At . ; )- , ast Kant mat : _ ; ; ty , . , : : ; Avi tk. ; : cr a'ere ' he ta bilehed terri ory 4 T @ , ‘ , ‘ : , *_ ’ ’ : boo mo ris , ’ , : , ek aterproof kite? culredt Bor 1. ef home preferred Pox L- ’ ~ _ eee Bi a, " hist - ' m™m ‘ 4 jap ge nr Vi a. on : ; ie , : 7 404 r ene , wilh oom ~ “eer Ty Pot a alle mite SMEESTENOGRAPHER — Sit. eood »t ® creams. mwanted. Bo: ee a derienee 3 : ep} ence, saat GENTS - n pt | a . home ¢ apron see Sona, belts, rempies | RALERMEN—agents. 925 outts frees . a04 4 cook: . @ : repays : apes eh BENS -- + 7. , nE mamnee 4 Mun.’ ; . ' . . " Ho} ’ . me .. r tH ' is — ‘ t ow ' “F : ° ame ¢ held pec9eesity; repretinr, inc soumbered widow: &@ en , 1; — ti Ly ; 4 . nado : pa . he charmre of motherless home. he , ea ms wt E aoe : b2,_ Fae . a 7 ; sever rs’ exper let Lett : - . come, 2400 per cent commismes roo E G ; — o adva nce ter’ ' hes vor - A 3 riment . we as le us preve it Cali-Blate Ce. : ? ‘! . ; ; me Dispate! hh ne bel 7 i Sr oe —. Be = , ot ; , : . ve ; : iene ‘ bie ~ 7+ ” . , . wi fe ; 3 ; geies, Ca a silica -PER—sit. by woran, ] oune irky ue . » 7 ; -_ , : Post-it ENT wor a ot ma "ihe of ~ gALESMEN-—-New staple oe of > npioved adults onivy; wo "908 . § an a Tied : a ll time: , oY a . -- = aon f 1 4h ' a ee - “a out 4, : ; " th ne - yn ey chilé ef echool age. Mrs. A. . ' , , : ry lane ao eet Ts “— ; = irs hounds anford Brus — a SEKE EPER— Sit. : Al | cook, ne : "} . i antae . 2 -s ie ati n ; 2.° ‘ ‘ ‘ .* .% ' : , ‘ . . ‘ . -* , , I wane * ms? pe (it iern “rite for proaf : i SEKEEPER—Sit. with refined . ene a : — TTR x perio Se et roe t manager in publis hae aae: 2 ; wee ' nee ) 7 ~ 7 er =o be free sample offer Fiasbirte. wish to share motherless heme: gyredhad dy OP TOR xe | nly fret-ciaes_ne- my img atha _,. and hi va oS : , : | | ey vet mers whe , ; nn rY) v o® ad te: 11] render house’ a rh? : ’ . VAaALfe bow ; ' . . . —— reney ret e; : ' — or . ay : : ‘ : . — ii " ‘ / ’ " 7 i si | _ a ‘s Birds Wats sells 2) ee Sea ¥ vey arvicer and share “table expenses. . i Fy c7 > postion ) : ' " vi © ' es poeta , : te Be : wee of the ¢ ‘ethalie pouae te te peso. Post-1 aeate®. ¥ 2 3 . ts | yee at | ee ) wr ees I cities. ak O409 es : gsone am” , ; , . lous workers c#® sverage LSEMAID—Sit.. private family; ete . : Para , reliable: modera priNTE We . ie | ? , ' ‘4 ‘ , : ing : . ut , ney 2 ' » you Call end be Mieht: colored cirl, Colfax HZ2N_ ry. Rs ate! ) pr propos tio fire’ : Tre rire rus —* 15 wip on far re i n Pt aod isco Lita ‘ , | os a | | : nee ; . " Late wih ee bal " ne - ~ 3 : Ra, ue! class man; middie-aee) man a Co #? —7 German Od i 7 G. Karizh't your beer : ali infor nation or tg ice BD) pout, revs Me. 1264, past ton, Ov Post-D spatch. a. SOU d Montgom , — “ Cabany gar (oc) | piicanta rendere chars ; eet bint a OMAN—«;, . ~ > saan he eteadty (c) Telephone : Chemica! bidg. OUSEWORK—Sit.: cleaning by day. Be Work ty weak “Gall Gora, 4038A Bvansa Bids, 0 0” good worker. Call Lindell 2612 1 ‘

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WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS' HEL? WANTED woes 4 MELP WANTED WOMEN, ema - -_ ~ - a % _ . x . a ° . . — — P = es a alain af — — © : 5 * Tet - ae OPERATORS — Need | aA a > 4 ’ _ ‘se , ye t on house dresses sad . esires tae , : . at | afr ’ 3 . ae | ood +i * a i seit ieaatiiaiiteaaiail ti tceiinadin steady wore o + 2 oo _ 4 rr! : = nei not be considered. Box =: >So Gn wi articuim ; : =: pir ELLY . . a * 2 Your age, re nf geuwant cine Pest | ply will = } : EXER PER — a sting : ~~ hoa, area; a, ~ % — ' ‘ , . a , orefer-ed om : = = Sar co ee = ee ; Lex ?. . | ." ~ Ne. G3M, Post Dispateh. (83) + - | POY nwaee eco FOU SEK EE PER— White eet = Texas ar. z | 401, Post-i

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SUNDAY, 7 A SUNDAY, JANUARY 29. 1993 GE P"__ JANUARY. 29. 1922. Ge 1400 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing = Machinery, | Boats and Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today. ae POST- SDISPATCR. a © WANTED—w NOMEN, Gita HELP \ WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS} ee (3 HELP ae | : GI i — WANTED—-WOMEN, GIRLS | SALESWOMEN WANTED {ISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS. FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE} HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE luke care . of toe : ¥ iT) cone le” He), A eT >) O RS ss T "R AW OP = "Rk A’ ror >) - _ . ‘ is. Al > , . re - F . coiesihbaiiaiatl di, W ¢ om ; F Ly _™ . " ia ‘ ot e ‘ . . i *-s re > ; . ‘ . z oy ° ¢ } 2 NI | . . . . - . : . nu he JITis, 12 ° ‘2 dud i 2d a We are Inaking bes © Ty mC 4 : yan : : ik , re ——s © > ray ~e wy ‘ ‘ : “Ke 5= : Cares . , , = 1G . Yale “ut ny macs nine ‘ : » — eecen dha! én. in a ben ' FPURNIT ‘KE— Bee utifal bedroom ou ain 4 and , ‘ . ~ . > : u ee apo * , me dealers: $40 Bi —— . ilemen profits ; ¢, factory di ; nt 2Oe@ew “ lute?!) st -c! con dtion i ii ew. ing and iiving-roem furniture, “ se pare Geodricn | gip usr anh ‘ bi 1S! rect . for eAtaloz ‘ pry = , ’ Orat ' , | Plano, handsome rugs, etc.; sell cheap. ii 8aiSs a iA° 9 T) iz , ' , tr). E Y b J . ; ] ] 3 ‘ Ati : i. . = ; : : ; : 3 = geoa pay + floor, 808 Washington ceric —_ 7; UManha, Neb “ mrt mn oh end k ry, Spring Valles Ll. mont he sine ten ee ; rai ne , " re mimediately. S127 Cabanne vashi néton, Sh ST IVCOR : YY : vee Nig sae nes lationally lver- 2 LUBNALE Wtd.—To bu ondhend he LOBACLY. CIGARS CD CIGARE £1 ; | a — . iray , PFLRNITURE—Antique walnut bedroom fur- { ~ . A ' ;, :' ' , ; > ; , ’ _ «Ads Auli : pete ' 70 to house wis ice one Lind 72 Horseshoe ’ Re fake and se “Oe f ~~ i ive, =) COMBINA PON , oo grt — t Charter Oak airtight beater, =. ‘ : , Princes ot ’ , coe te — “17 Melar sewing machine, cheap. Call ° oan ieneeoeeing —— a A eee ae ete ee ee oe) >} 9 \ » 4 ; eo “ . . ‘ " . : ‘ d 4 : ‘ ) * dresses and Pia t€ Cn ne Ip. App ‘ 7a gs . ary and car fa ; Sti ae 4 a ’ , . ‘ mts and 4 au -A - ' = eveton aboct . = ; - . ae 5751 Easton av. . e . 'y, ‘Fr , a .* TTT a ee ] % r.4 ? y. ST ean : , “« — . e — , =e : - . = . oan ' mt " . ; ; 7° = ‘ will _ssertice a Ol Wo! K and hig ‘CAN GigN i F IK NI I r AC TORY ; siti : ; ; » ) . . ‘ : . . Me : " j ; ' ‘ : “ ' rj Tinnrne hs urns u . , » art . © Tt} + : ° . © ‘ 4 ‘ " : : ; Ms r ) £350 } , nin Kansas , ane 2 5 eae pn Thi ae nneti's Whe» and) WWU MAN ride dls > — es reaine javer-maso. neo ' sate j wen > we. 2 Nid In] M AN & & >) INS, > standolp! I. Ct) Ory, Dig opportunit for good ‘ine , en os" Os ; re. SLE N.9: . dl en ae . ar >: Heoad way (¢))) : ridge re. . See Maca! 4 ae ‘amnes “FF . : perso! - one j . ing fet " was ~ - _ ‘ bier > rie . = — —— : : ; a . i j ‘i> ; . ae —- . -_ at ee — 12°34 \\ ci Lil’ 1 1) 44‘ « ; ; ‘f . * a berg . . ts) f\ we j 4 { . ye , a ARAZIDVES, rags ww a ki *) ne ; vi - ‘ . “- . = Ss ; ~i i : il s— |r eseerea, chiff ward , ' Marton 4: “ » Be Cate vent exeeriahea an oa 2 ie ralers. J nz ‘urnitu SPS ssa, ‘ ne J Hee ert 0U3,X. Bement S895. 3026' » er mo . LLGSA | beds. couches, Library and dining a ike & a re in ; G.ik PR Miava ick ” artet ; “s SS0R201e. — 4 TON ‘ F on . ‘is, cabinets, gus plates, cheap for mah. TENS LN A | EXPER SERN SIL AT Tur al nae Fay" RN! New a is i “er ie aes KAD! mw! tf car 100 ! ATION RANGE—l ymis beck's AU. ATavette ee td isa . 4 ri Ad ‘ Lisi’s . ad i ‘ 6 x] . re , 4 stay 3 ee ' itive : . = ; st. WALST,. -CO)] > “ ae - = e os . b: 2 ; Bane’ * —o es - ! ;' ' This laranteed waterproof apro : vars "Groues, Ginnher sui teegixe = Aa Ba NWN Be ay sectris : ation ] mal sz > be. ae —* & ol —— w+, © LCRNITURG—4 os aa complete: $50 ensh, ST RAW | i like wi'dfi: wenn eee ant : ay ahd cUzs, Carp bras iron — nteed andard makes; KA ware Co... ~5601 Gravois talance monthly ; move same or rent ep O AS suire a fas Ode agg Mcncrete tae vag ting , ne ral and mat eases: very ecunes must be sold Bt once; 3 6 eB v a, TION RANGB—Quick Meal. blue place. Lindell 2564W. 720 Carpenter wi - re 7 ai - 2x? len postr Pari 8 vs : ». a 72 A} ee boa : t ' oo Weses elused Morte enn? a os c= — Meal " and Kitchen cabinet gooj con POETS aR. So eT i ae ‘“7) rorkinz a lunch-!' len Mi ae wm Ct iitrone, we | " Mieteaina ed OR ) Lin og ae A ll — ARP season thos (Si optta. near King’s high-| FURNITURB—3-piece 3 2 PaW0 “ote gtd | _Wenw “ama Strawot “TE Si VAR NiSt | sil ) Pe, Bee ge ne a z arenas —— — kenulne mahogany ' Be — ; : ce : ~ : pats LUMHINATION RANU SS- lue. only $115 ; between 10 and Ji a. m.. learner” r ? ) : | 2) s \] | Des ADIN . weg ‘ i] Blu tae . iSice view, 34.5 value, $2 per “we Carr) rik jemch, Eiucks, (har-' Venter yor > ave" : : - 4 4 ‘ 44 ‘ ’ hi { , on a ‘ ] _ Obes ar? + ; . sXperienced to |TracHERS—to ‘eer CTTAPER STORE. 6th a on Fn A Disp AIVROAD SALES AGENCY, 828 Franktin HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE) Stn tict then Souk End Bardeen | PURNITURE—Leaving ay: Lote « ae i4s vetors mati! . a ‘ . . : - wal ‘a : >. Ya ~ THY => ‘ ) *" : o i. . bo - or QUiCa hats ; good northend: effiriencs Yaranieed in SA] ESI \] 1 ‘ .innes tiverside 1714 ne mL MMER a t! NLIQ! w! it iren diron ; dn Dean . |} Complete; GOT CT RBER ‘AVS, : cis we I } ; E . 7 er ‘ " ‘ v — PSIOr 1 wn “ »T i . a A ewes BS °* 2 K—Ané l1iDra ; : : . mil " . MLA N : 4 ew ‘ , rs ‘ : ' -t , — - : ES—Elec want ’ : iC) rneabe@wany good as new 9400 + SR ‘ ony Geearanen at 2 o'clock. 86507 locas torv: nle Tenet te SUNG , 34 - as Hue ena l, hig ey Biecrric, BA] 7 \ Ren omnnanenhin b, — Se ee : = mn ' ¢ ' 20, » PseUr, WOMAN—MW* ney Pome ~ Sanne a ee ~ > ' _— ringer pper, A » Orly | sean alae “oo coma. wae i VETTE—2913 Ellendale avy Benton conor! Avurtion Cb.. Auctioneers. (eG! Come early ; Hote A ya Market Z | culars for econeny me 12 ee ' . ), pply 466 50 wash. “gag +4 seme Pas ate oe 3. bargain r cas Ap. 406, 3645) a “ : bb ” 3 complete rooms of mew VOMAN__Flo. pern nt womitic os a! iia, oan —— Th Co WIM A ’ ; . he . . _ oh @} Th j ' or . } 4 f | moet ' i ning iInac'iine at Phones | - ~~ ‘= x. R, -. ister ; a ' ‘a \ { . hal ia j Mii! , ; , : 4 . mer? ‘ + . ‘AP : = . “ : : . —— i@alhr Ps ir . r : ‘ a ; or i nl mitneaC een 5 ° LOS aston i * who are interenste i" | Le , : — Jn. sY Bb ¥—Keea. cheap. 4610 McPher-| 6941 w ; eal 4 ‘7 ' " eae ; : ‘ ; OL Amt i141 .7 . ARE rrrys 1 . ’ See FF Pin - Ruud automatic, . I ne ; AJ ‘co h Floor. ied , . p\R4al ~ Mm. OPERA ‘ORS — Exnerienced Ol | PAN lO bios indies in ¥ wast ‘all for patriculars, American [Ee Pye yr ; 3 sorte fe Neca E> teergpie IE ona —- | , ae a | mneeventer : A i. 4 . \ i : ‘ ef “27 | } , . ‘ ; -. aii t ia ee ; eu ai o1Oon i SAhk LK RIAG!I . foe — reasonable . DAVENETTE SsUITE— Reeutiful mahogany _Cabany SRR J. No dealers. e) “se aresses anc OM 1A .N—Azed: to hel} hor: YY Di cane a 4 b = and-new 3003 Garfield sinde!| 71.) enuine leather; Kolingky fur scarf U 6-foot al ‘Agee “ rn oO) ar ; % | ERI PN | ) —_ ‘FEAL = Baie , : A oA — Une -— ‘ ds LS bb} AR KI 4G k—ALJlo ya ivory finish sSscaa Te Nhe see r R NIT t RE BARGAIN f ex*anes more money Ima at : ropa a +) table; 4 nice well constructed ghairs er iC . : ; 5328 Garfield av. i DAVE NT TES—M ahogany, fumed oak: al- | nh up-to fate kitchen cabinet with WOMAN gener. h WoO! ' | pact vate ag ag EF SALESWOMEN (ANGE—Majesiie” neaily new: eeii| WINDOW SHADES—Moosared — and —in- | SAB -GHWIEGRAI MeastIRGr™ sed ime | > noe Boos Aaaet oe peat ee ai Gaeta ; NC oMA A | , ’ ; 4, OF naterialn a1 Md - te } roller: heap. 5710 Theodosia: | sel! at low price. Levy Brosa.. 311-15 3. for $48 terma = " aad a M ning, betwe ‘ . - ; Ti ‘5 \I I: { ; = + : ~ . - rr i s ‘ i 4 ‘ 7 ; ’ ‘ : adi ; - ' ‘ ‘ i) ’ : " ‘ ’ ] 4° h : nee . ‘ : ] 1 ] ‘ q 9 ] ocust _st _ = “ - — . ’ , 4 . . . , - ,. ‘ r9¥ a ; a ; o ri > yee Fores VOMAN—BFiteri ored, { 3 SENSENBRENN KRS ndat “7M WOLK SKINGWWA No ned | nthe ARMIAGE-——Beautiful reed: § ot ee, Seas Ses RNITU RE—Cheap; must gell at Ol . erin | cm ge ) ps? Saale “ainaeiees: 4 reget sonalt: Gana ename '; fine condition. 459! mt Oat nee ) a agg ernsn oo Mae md town; furnishings emd household porate a Prt Mf § C VOM A ; vasi | |GPPa peace we = ee ' 4 pea eS ponies FP | woif Fountair noe : ae ~ | niture « ll kinds: cash or time. 8 Lasky. - yet y beds, Tuge, ms : Sear pe ee tie? o are J! k FOR WOMEN 7 4 | , b it. | = emeren oa AbBY : nd mattress white na 1498 Frankiis ;° = avenport cooking ut e OM]: : Fold 2rillianie. _ is al! any time after 8 o'clock Sun- 24. Post. . ry” ‘ ae r A e RT. P be : | ATORS— make skirts! WOMAN—Colorea. + Sand clean. 60 ya ee ee’ ICE SKATES—} ee 7 of every car line; every street in amt} any SIS43 DAVENETTE | ,SEf—Special; | tnve-pieve | day morning. Will merifen 2116 Sues . . oe? : , - : on eran a ‘ j ‘ ry; ee P ; av ee "Or this is a real targcin risen ——— eee Oil | atte ae ne sin + oe cr vera! ey a ey 280 , @\ . - ei... : wide and the dav- ig SR AK—sut : . , rular ssles oreant ? ) 7 9 : : | E) se: Gur and tat nette ci panes a full size bed | FURNITURE—American walant LESS LER or Deaf ” Hes his peal ell etucated, ; tious rv STAI ' : 7 6 caeinina’ hem Gnenhamee Ga ee obUS té Co) | we sal e mation; uphoir n Span ert Inahogany dining room get, cane - hinetar 3 = ee poe : and 40 year fou imu 1 body starting & ) , i | BED—Wainu ; lea living room set. Brunswick phonograph, ashington, * avy ile : _ he : sehiet ‘ioos ree ‘ o ao + ‘ : : te . ——. Walkers ; wh ename! com nation nae wr family of ‘ Cabe "HO 50 Wat a he hanes - tes —o any : , race a a rape wen 0S r oe mee mcctinc a aa 2 cabinet to match, Wilton rugs, 40" Del ry 40 De .* (> ma?’ eniend . ’ "e aie ant ' ve : cheeaiian y - na springs, Sr nattress $10 aad maha aoe : aes, etc.; mus | ada . , ; trate . , ; Let uote Sui if} oo} wines, 2 le ‘eahany 2384M VDAVEN POR T—Ilaeatier ae s a Mug Se Bt ence. lence un ; ‘ . ai » bi “ati «tt? e tor first - hor wert ie ‘ att ‘ Tv . . : - . ’ = EF: ad 4 ' - . ' ‘ ne ’ ; """ | oe ihe ‘ : , ‘ » T So w ie@in? . : . j ’ [ " LJ= 4 : ALlGei ; ti - pat hi ho ° a : Box E Al i experi ntlemen , Lins ~: a is an er % , Jal a ian -aaaumeumealn as ah ae A Eg ry eS. Mawes: | DAVENP% RT Large mahogany and leather , P I l . 3 ‘ I | , hed 2 ; } ; ; ; ‘ AFan aA 497° 40) e. } I | 4 j ! ui - 4 . ? “7 : ify . ina 'ress ATie \ Z aiiw y ie) (i; A : RANGE—High- oven used; ame, ; 4 I order ; iy Pris , . ' “ A 4 . : ris » rouurnai U« ' © ail ing tabie " . ~ ; 2600 Hebert sich he , ve ' P_ ; ' ‘ ' . ‘ wit ta tele ; ' large picture and INING-ROOM Skil in 00d condition; ; ——— : ! . . poet "ah Maen aner:— rooming cheap. 2917 Abner pi. Forest 6684W.1(1) “AS a ANGE -—Buck's; also ama scliee ti ' x” y Gis? OUuUNT. : ’ . ; ih - . ae > a P — : ~ ~ t! ‘ rf pis Hecate ‘ , ; PaNDE CAC] CAND hous So ta s lot ; Shenandoa! | iN iHOOM SET—tclden oak: 9 tne hy a ik mee a ton - ion. ‘Sin ot st. (99) ' . ’ ; . lare v ~ Ca .* bse :; -— . , or 72% Easto °) UA (ANG l een, conan. 2s MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAL “ , 2 he: ) SCITE—2016 Natural Bridge (c) | buffet. | ehT- a Sein Seas” 952 Hodiament™” av. fam \v yf Z fy ‘ . iar L } —~—— ‘ : FS t y * . ’ , -_ . T , “- , - some IN ‘> ail onday Det We or | , - ab ape Oy] rhe : re “ a ; an a al pies R tod : ne i? Nainut; , a : and uy A . abadie (el) (ANS RA NGE—Biue enameled. - in g00d 7 WOMAN—Settied, white : = , ‘ : ' ' na : Ath —— = =_— + : tion; 335. 915 N Broadway. vork and f iid. ran 21463 “ aie ’ > pst te : np ; . ae a ‘. , ; , r ¥e - @r a JINING SET—S-plece; golden oak; like! - - - 22°09 Dack a : LRA ; p ; ‘ . Oat , aess ‘ ' - —_—) oe ' oo he ; a ay ‘ v; bargain: leaving His Easton GAS RANGE —-B ridue & Beach; cw BSA : . : ort , run’ me! n} ym | iif for amd di ns able: $75 ~—_ | - - tithe Call Monday, 3304 8 WOMAN. ee ~ — fur- ar 4 - oe , Fem ;' , @ st arrtved from the East. A! > gouteau DINING ROOM SUITE Genulne quar.er ~ fe i. 4 - . d | i } ‘7 ’ i = ‘y ’ ts. ‘ > ‘ ‘ S ° af , ‘ . } a ’ “ Y ¢ ' . > ~~ ,* ° i ‘ A x “n © e oak. ‘ all 41"1A Laclede av. t ors nreterred. { ome . i ‘ad Lh -- hea D ' INING SUITE—lEarly English; $714. 3007!) 4478 Penrose (c) CAS a\ — - = _— : KANGE—Quick Meal, and het water ' Jef iNING SET—Baby G: and piano; le hat heater: also coal laundry stove; cheap er : e ke earing.— — . é' ; 7 , ) et ‘ you Ch . = , price: bargain 3316 Humphrey 4720 MeDonald ‘ . eq On pow- 20 and 10:50 a Res i! aT} y x . Ve 111) LOOP | "li . Sites” aio” decane re dn wane feneuies fers ' ~~ ae ie T , a — — | ALIA Loew ole fer nasa ie ee Re na cine oo ; te jouble wardrede.| DINING TABLE—-With chairs. bl s RANGE—1 enly, biue, 683; we carry section de- : ; . = : ae : ; = a hoes ' ‘ al “a nasties nd attress. 4019 maple: $20 cash ony ag Bs uick Meal, Bucks, Bridge @& Beach and . bh sta —1 1) st a ee >. ngs Ng | ow. 4 , ~eee - oe Peg oe A _ _ Charter Oak gas ranges. South Ené Mard- ; ROOM SE Cost S72500; hand ware Co 2561 Gi avois, erving table and 8 chairs, $500.| GAs KANGBS—3 cabinet and 12 la- West Pine bi! ems, ion style, secondhand, in goed oe DINING-ROOM SUITE—S# pieces ‘iiliam | ' +» and up. Seuth End Mardware Co, resser and Mary period; real bargain, $9U. 1207 | 286 Vravois (¢} port q Broadway. (C36) | GAS STOVE—Quick — Meal. with tea oar rt: | $551 McDonald. 3400 south. live DINING SUItTh—Beautiful suite: aii or part, other furniture cheap Immediately, o12% GAS x TOV E—Qu lick Menai: first-class — a Cabanne ion: Bie 2500W Past on (¢) DINING } M SET ij and 3-piece par-| GAS STO VE—Buck s, 4- burner @nd oven. st «(Ob ld: cheap if taken at good as new: or —_ for set * 3 farm N. 2ist st, ¥ htt (cy OM ) §S Sa! le BEDROOM SET met Inut; OFA one nemnee Nh vik santneee reeving _cNy.__SSs2a_ a mahogany dinin ; a vi Ni: ROOM SET-—# pieces; American | GAS STOVES—Ociek Meal: all io “good or- ' TRE ae reer ——— | Da 2 oa the ) : 0! t. Wilton al riental rugs, con ‘alnu Mrs. John R. Wolf, 4500 Man-{ der; comnect free: one high-oven, white 44 hoo BLI NDE] Ssk rass ari fh : % ™ ne ‘ange, dis! linen 1 r Coor, ail 4th ot to burn. Levy Bros.. : , . ! ee ielell if TT) LO - e. aS —————— NG SET—8 pleces davenette 1S 5 2. _ fey : TOrK each week. c.; night worl : a : i. ew | 4 ' : ws Gs 1D = su se DS—Brand-ne? litt . . _ , ome : electro-medical apparatus; reason- | i Soe Tm, range, stove. icebox, 100 PPOADMCTSA VEC » sixth-f taura : | Bb SLED—441 re 05 ia SS ee , : Sh Tapa nons full-size an gie twin beds, lates! |) siie 3535 McKean = > _SOsry ne i i i avi ; [XY PAER “TLLER ' x ~ | ; pm 4 : 7 oa ° ~ tvie and-new pri natirese: 2. € ; good condition R D . I 7 i , d : - >! é pALL , he | oo da 4 } } ’ i TA) if-> \ $7 ' . - it . yt gwethe! en teins ‘ NG ROOM SFE T: AJne early P ! i " }A TER—Buck’s ass tight, ” Voiman — | gy SF ti , | . oe doe Ss} Wy) 1 Tz Cmte vour old bed in trade. Le ros.. 311-15 | set; will sell at low price. | na = he — a _— oe ri > rus - tove aters , = le rr) . : —— Se : "sive pa’ 2 e ~—— a + - Y 6 ial | Mor y : & s hea ee aoe noieu Ss, le) HEATE R — Wilson: x od as new. _.s a. “ , , ; 4 i uy os . day "021 Shenandoa ~ : w ’ WU) kh WwYys JI Walled JU ,EDE ‘| — piece geriul roid — : pmplon 4 ‘ iA yy oma ‘ ; ~~ ‘ ‘ . “| 4%; neisting of buf Quon S18 to S$ ae at a ee ee saint Cac ayy, dpe nongay aenteg tll en 2, "t 3 Lumber ‘h and Moreat ) oA 9 li thas | : rk. ZE J RANKEL - — ————— 10. 5-6. room 301 Walnwrt BI SRINET MANTELS Wtd.—Must ! POO Pe | Be eccroem Care ee nina table and 6 chairs to | #BATERK—dM ore’a airtight, PR af a . é 4 ex perien ' eferre: | try : ‘ A ‘ nts wit} I ’ ; | : a ‘ppet } Lod Fn) ‘ ; al ; nis? ¢ : ! ° ‘ : de se | ’ 1. eett ons reasonable: can be ; cheap (el! Monda r 607 Mar Mar. r 17 . - vt ; Saks . Train A . | ifs -- eT ‘ WOR . cae * Gag ' ‘ “ i J “4 i i ' ; ' ’ —- .Y n f ; ° cy - o —— ee RY Vi AKE RS. —-- fepartment e manu NT : “ta a é i od il and » large drawers and dw —~ rouse HEATERS, RANGES, GAS oa ie i 4 i su : — i - — - tisht = te " : : at ot : i 7 ~s | AN! ~ ¢ yN nw I ( Vy ES 4 5 | +s a hed al for Ti wanedt ory aonna bis ‘ ‘ fi j 0 ; = af ’ . ' : a Z j > ; ; et Cc aire ' . Mp ros met - ceod salar : (JOL- aw cee ae ws gue pear tly ot antte oe ; tatin , RI INGER TP? set Ga he . ith | BB] \NK ETS yaa gs ron bed. springs = mattress. | HE A TK tK— Huck’ s Reval, alrught wi ‘fo F \ ERY CO 14119 ) . . i. ; .or , ‘ ‘ a : " re ’ ] " YY - , LJisaba LE « ; ; el. " 7 4h rf Enright . si La os p50 -& eon, git : 3 : : | “es phe dose ti mG ot U st Rit Nir d ’ a a fir ater = 41 et aT gy . BOOKCAKRE—Solid oak: good | ‘K ri 2. vio seayian . Tre ripeeiy , ; : , , - ' - . Aa . . Lua Mapke phe in: prieo $10 °017 B. Jeffermon. | a: ade , / ty - ry s : : o.oo r - r . _ — T’] e 9 new o ‘ i " ° ‘ : ° , om a ere ot ) : a ; : Py : . . 1G ' PAREN aa 5 c . Employment Dept 17 pe ia? a. RM . | at ne! e ae a = ‘pee he yee oS AO —leas | ‘ a FD we rocker; will exchange. 2011 N. Union. | 2210 Mlasour a’ . a hae ; 1, ane veh: yenent ; - CE tol typewriters in Mach - mn dol ( ' , : £. rom ] ’ . . ‘ P - . ‘ ‘ , r " om actovle 2X PD acvi R : ‘ é 4 : nem | ‘es to 50-hersepot ollers. 4 . : = able: ivory finish. bargain; leaving 5355 | 2744 hKuaeeil | | | . __. | HEATING STO E—#upe erior air-tight. #041 66. i= 4 . , 2 mn . Pine By & \ | Af i { RY . } - — ‘ . ” u a . - - , ’ . | an ri 7 . f i ; . ‘ . ’ ‘ oi . . , ; - 28K R—% 4 rug $* wardrobe $Z: ver ’ \ 14th al byler = N4 » eat im + - - ; ‘ ‘ oe » , oe ‘ - ’ . ai fran : ' _ > - . : 4 . , . ie 4 ’ . ‘; on : Z an : 2 oy 05 oe a - " ae £ as , niarten “ 't) , b: ae ) ° : ' : ais ae ', ' C ; +s . a AS i a”. i — 7 ¥ A ia : | Z cj x mis | $25. chairs, $i table, Sub urban, ’ ; > extra pay to § ia —. hi ) rer a asa : | Ost Da ell at ba it on al ) ry ch ver w SUFFE . in 2h ae ——7 «| RATING STOVE—Fine large; chess, sail oO © no meals . r WOMEN “Agog : ‘a nas ane « , abai te rand-new whit meted lavatory acne tenets AQ itger FOLDING BED—l\ pright, large beveled mir- ) for storage; pipe aad zinc. A i . : ‘ and " . } i treous totiet ‘ ror cheap 7 4514 hiien’ ood ' _ BMroadwey. out Ta) ; — D> pright iahogany finish. | jie ATING STUOVE—Largze sise Saperier 5s ier loge N-2?! ’s inen § Snoes. , x w style, good as pa 4 see tS ¥OL DING I} : : ‘ i In 1 acd &@ Tt. vith re} » . F ;\ ~ ‘ / ; + me : . — . ‘ ° : . re stirs ] be : — te . . ; ; 7 : catia l «7 : ‘ 1412 } ineé. 1 Mat iil Vis Jetie t Ne? ait ss } est “4 : ,. ; ; od 4 ; ; |? e = ray De beugnh ? — tn “+4 7 ‘ — . *. aa : - . , . var Eas dad pri ~ reasonable 4318 NN V4 h ie © diant: n cke, piated.: coset 906, vA n ' pa- Pree vos er tor MFLE ! + ' se r, S14: t ‘ja a ous | —- : eo ee = : W100 LAMP—Mahogany base; biue and! Weetern Salvage, @ 21 Oliv fi yoosce sp ce pest “4 — ghee Ce : roe shade; new; cheap. Forest 5444M ‘c) | (i: RATING HTUVE—Supe ror, 2 4 FU} NITURE—iargain 5881 Piymouth mings nickel, lke new; Lesmnie ito ma —— —— Em | 4044 Blow needc me tic I ia . R ST" rT R h—i “all 5716 bitz ; ' ’ — - ~ - — > oe aT inde), | i#ATEM——And cos! range, with weter i RE—1v0 rooms ail nde|) bene 4459 Waliace ev.. one & wert lk deraw ' : as % es ae” ae te BTN “RR est ; 73 stil ; —s or | Mil) im ee 41 tami” By NTE a) : , a - OOM | ANT RE—Contents of 4 rootus: can | HAT En—Buck's, pipe, sinc board; COAT ara’ Al ' : 1 50 per KEW A ——2 ot ose : — . ~—oal rer $017 West Pine Lindell 50845 eondition; $1). Cabany SOTSW. a A i iJ A ) ‘ ‘ igh pt ire ne! Ae): ‘ LVUuia! Ui aI pePDT . . at } KhE—Aimost new leaving cit} ‘Etzel a’ : : sil in | £5.50 per tor wn kiis Syemt: Eret-coate Cone tad : a =o , | . Faston. (c) | ITBZATING STOVE—Gray enamel; new. 6608 where rand |] a r “ORG % (c% PVR IN war ve ‘ TT . pret iy us VRVE Pot 8 Jeff KNITURE—Contents of 4-recen fiat. ofr Kenneriy, Delmar 4078X ‘OAT B55 . "S 1 wi me hat oo Sener cee me aga iaven- | —seners S3e¢ Finney HRATING STUVE—Grand hot-blast. maa pA j ‘ : , ‘ . Dats . ‘ , 745 p kK "A xs * ‘fr . j i i Be hd j a: ; — ; “ we 7? N __ oe ree roome complete ; prac- : . $10 aso simaii gaa mene: umMD. $o.70: 3 (ilive S65 ' ' ee ae Pe at 4 be lv n today. 1408A Montrose _ 5246 University a ‘ i 2 ‘/" ‘ " * . aa { e . ; ee : . . a . mn *} ws _— : cy ta , on | : . , , én | : eee , D . 4 ; Leg es. no a ale: - (‘a . hi E AT I INO BTOV ca—i10- pew: wil ails $00 ; bi . Pete soca . . ats on if - } factory 9 we need STENOGRAPITE! ; Produ 0, GO! th oa ' sweet oe SAPES—Het : ’ : ome , 4751 Han- | gpues South réware oo, ee e . ~.4 i ‘ ‘ 7 . ud sia . ‘ } : 7 ~ i } , . , / . . 4 ar ou " “here kee line - jravo's@ ay anriings Nil . all i . . : : a - ror tat . = t rar ; 14 a - ~ 7 ‘pbot Jack: : PCOS y ee .thaeme ucat ' a 12 19 x 7 © : ty os , “RNI i—Bedroom end kitchen, av- | HOUSEHOLD FURNITUP E—Eilectrie =~ , ae ic) : in _ Saal } oe ~~ . we At : u . ‘; u ’ . a ' ' i adda 4 om = > , ¥ . ag wires : few > ‘oe on anda he » 1 5 — ; reieonabie 4501A Ken ’ ine pe achine 168 Maryiand. ering, one Ly forenoon: | : i. avorabie imatances. NX OAL RANGE—Hot | . ) ire : : itn. ae one prices. ats : and nahogany, $65 + Ri—-d reume corsaviets srun = BEHOLD “G00be—Call Sunday, 4250 pos htie .. PENG eae — marry ore naliv Kno! —— - a %. ;' , ” — Hy A NITURE—AlLi kinds made to orter over stocked, ‘ -y prices 6814 Clayten ré HBenlen V .26eG. Brase ouns house, [618 Frankiie av. e309 “a UHNITURE—Piano. 8 rooms compiete. it ope —areemes cage, “ebeap. ver « heap. G803A Deimar. Cabany lol Neo; ~ deniers ic A ae and kitchen Deysen ee KE— ls oy high-«radce 3 room afiet furniture. 3319 Che ‘7 ° ’ > cwier - 3 . ae ‘ “4 bz , _e—— he : v te # renee mable . for gut wo sale; owner 7A yt a a oa het POWN BOTTLE CAPS 1 : 1 baver r big iliuet ) — . ombination, cost) leaving ctty; call today. 182% N. 204 |KITCHEN (CAPINE1—dicosier; compete ‘pal ng 3 3 ‘ ; } ? a - . - _ - ae ee : ‘ . ; . bas ; se — e iroa ivwary Hi Pate hiiek over sed b nn &- . vi ’ po 1 ot a . ro le S14 Hamtiten. first floor sowth ir) iron prt, comovete: gas stove. ro = Lie re scail ahead: : h a © m4 . . ' | | 2.) De : ie : = : a : A “ ; _ overnn ete . : ~ = , bt matic sy ‘t RNIT - . I or part of 3-roem fiat of eter 657 , P I. RA TX RS tTh | :: me ——— : : rods, chi Lit oy gy card wi! Send n ae a 5. OF aéway. | ful furniture, am moving, 80 Wi!) KITCHEN | ABINET—White se 7. os : ; ry . tutes rit Cell 1443 Biaekstone 1¢ brend-ocew. at barrel Exper enced carn operat: ; i | ‘ es : . maonden i stat ; , : es 4 : — = a vu @13 et. 4th fi “wie work basis Apply “bel gz - ro oo ae" a a we Progres ryt 4 ' vpeg@riter | oy ~. 101 r wy 7 - gee arti: ireanmbcdeoti . icy | FU iTT'RE—4 roome of furniture, geod Jettergon — ~--—- = ome mmx 'T-4) t i$ oa. bh and chest. —_— co ' ry a", ! , — | condition; $150 cash; can rent 6 rooms KITCHEN TARLE--3 OPER \TORS | 3 i a ' te" . ey ¥ - Tr oe a be] Af Fr. \H | sal, : Jj range. good as nee: and beth $30 month S817 Delmar Bi Colfax x 1755W. 4135 * -4 “ie work, 3 ook Keepin er, eee sateecro? peltine hich-ers sa 4> FP Sa AL ag " | / A) dsl é Ce ey | chi sed. FURNITURE—Leot of good furniture from) LaDYs : WHitiNc arenn: nerd aaperien od ape raters 2 : rie 9 te *} ’ bOT - , , n tr ene 38. 7 96 Al, HRA- ta Tis oan eae “ rv) private bore cheap. Including sewing ma- chair to match nd ror ar our #?P : ; . mts ; i. ‘net-L) « : pitts , ~ ' \ ; ‘ conduit: ‘ies 8 imal Oita oe - i;?reer ; ve ow Me , od, Sa . a | . a_i ur lec‘ rt hte f , 7 , | | gee ¢ ine. 9810 Gree —- - LAY SPRY “PTOVE—4 iid: L OM EXBAL M MIG ; & PA RPIVE) -. myst be nent wrt perten Aker ‘ | mm 4 : ‘RE—4 roome. con pies. © et ee. : = ; 2. er e uu. sd pace ineston han. ' s : » ett Call ‘ ahah i ; : te x pe stencetaphic wor! rs te pace SO a. a mee in ; . ; rt Bru e gh ae we bg 344.) Sa! ' t’ ts of : 7 ” , : newers On Indios” Ra Tre “Saab pence . ' ea : — = and aehe 5: pos cE 31 Ki | ee | ITURE—Contests of 3 roc me. 10004 | Ti CipRARY BET—5 pteces: lize aew, cheap. eel sajary. $25 te o> ae | ¥ay ea | SAL EeLADT——- Sree, oe aseiy between | tra: bis ount_ on Hot Point —_ = : Ag age waters , ; oe howe e°R Cheet nut ‘ Gizhe TABL iLe—M ‘ f BE R A C wo ‘ian; > a :' rhe ALG . “i ® we " 1 setie all ‘1 a oe" +o oo . nevie Marke’ Drep p . eS : ATERS vers tris aNiTUR c ents , S.rooe efties ~- ve"] _Feaeong 1} _ oie , ; ‘ 4 | ’ Tht —_ . ' ‘ : to ' , . tz i ; ; +5 a B—— we - nddieeeded AAs : : “ . ; rt at. will +Tifice to wim bay~! i JPRARY av : ee | " work. ; - ] ‘ nan ) ’ ; ¥ spartment. ll om ' eon i exper enced steady Piece 7 : ~* COY ers | . 2 »4 ‘ ; ; ’ , tment ran tow rented : 2*eny reasona bie oncay. & o'clock . . = - — - ’ oe _— ToT ‘ Q e work ‘ ~~ : ‘er than? al =) | tenis JHRARY TARL | - ryt ae . , : ; ; : nd hand ‘ , : , P fre o. “T\¢ : ; - ~~ 7) ompiets I ccom o suffer wit teeeba 24 siocve ove ors ; . . an . iy , } 3 : A ee: | _ + . . ; : . a flnor. r 2 | ’ ; oe ’ ; ' ; . an b " th . . von int ne aut fit faeh aw le owner treet 1aSN OPF. RA T ORS Need. “operate 4 cae Pa kel . BOIeees se a inx N a —— —— + ; , be = On’ : ) | we % —_ gj ty - : leaving alse flat for rent. Cal) Oran’ ) Lip TARY “Fa as ons;- q lise vee . ervices | [ - ae Oae anare (ime ——— nm ‘ie Pe (evo pennant ae tee . ' on geteten: 1a5R a. ™ Peay! new. $15 Catvanry i on house dresses and apt ‘ a ) 7 tn? ALES! a wn handi ry =. ~~ : pt gag we 3 ‘ R07 NN 4th yo ; — 1? also take FURNITURE —Laree “mahogany dresser; Ss tients #* a > eenwle « , ) ' ipetent stenographer; star2 : Stentay eet and ‘ te | ae 268 Mastca abe | — ; aA Reraating ") cour old stove with a liberal allowance for| chifferote. $20; Ane russ. plane. 9 pecs LIMRARY YABLE—Pumed oak. stead, Wore and rood pa) . ; !’ « eit y —_ age aes , Ae «i red POS Fas WINER \\ Yo 7 Pi yAN . wa oe ~~ ; one MH Watker Furniture Co 1117-19 | diming eet. O65 mirror reed eft. Geek. Singer Mery peried) arm 3" to , . — Fr anklia Locust st. ic#3) machine. library table. 3510 Olive ecat. come back. ‘eo ly ELLY & W ALKER, . by LP if ny rl ‘ T} | CX] vé Tr) — mn . ~ sary = 207 : . v, . a sole rest — heater: ; : , x oy el er am , 4 5 ; vret wer ~ Saréware Co | at: exas 30x T4 401. Post Dispateh. Sennings Mts. ‘ todd ; bag! bs “ae gs od “4 a RTI ey See Api nar Mamie me Ee

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mite Prag? te, yay ee. ate, a 5 es RWS aa aprenane anaaaeametanenomtnath: Monee ee ee res IE TON TS Sie a eer IE RE ce TE ge : te tone mete MB + ea 9: A . , . Mi ree ge ow Haters Prien Se Ree) arene oa ~ . a a 7 age Lay - bah Pe Sa a leat tee ee te eee ee ee a, oP one paw 4 oe *. 2 at i> « gg A mney Ee megs ~ © _ Aa ; » ae “ ad / - : ‘ Cage A NS eT BUDE io ae gia r e + ‘ ? pe od a Ste a weer eeeheoey eames: oem | ~ at ane re hp : 7 Beas | | Lie] 4 eS, RE Re RS atl etl TARE, SS an Te ee Es Sh a ae OO BN em om, ST. LOUIS 148 POST - -DISPATCH. we 1400 HOUSEHOLD GOODS, Sewing Machines, © Machinery, Boats and | Launches, and Miscellaneous Wanted and For Sale Ads Today: JANUARY 29, 1988 7 ; SAN RENO AT ag HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE; HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | ; ~~over- | WASHING MACHINE—Water power: Kod | SE\ WING MACHINE (oth) condition: By 4463 See rg) ni 1a av. n-| WASHING MAC "HINES—‘ water- “power, e wena i ] | LIVING ROOM Shi — i wo-piece; stuffed; $75. 35 07 Leas av. LIVING ROOM SUITE — lnc iding ette : very T BOM, le oR? A LIVING RUOM &Stiik— ‘Four pieec, Cary yravois , as new ill befo pat! ser uphowsters | ren] 230] A ts -ROOM ~-Mahogany, 1} 1602 Beillevi dave rsena nearly 1@ GVy., om - - ING-RUOM > -blue enamel, tchen ai ] aie” ee cheap. “ROOM SULT iS - “Se velour autiful : fuaranteed: big bargain for cash. | fe WING MA‘ ‘HINE— Goo! ry Cail ’ : ‘ stuffed; ‘ VY Peas nabie: Ss t n Mo ay 1009 Chouteau . Kt OnoM SU TTH : aa mahogany eall atte Connect rand 41 68K LIVING aay . ; - ; }) : : overst uf fe aos eter: a180_ ele good cuondiion wi iho gold co") LIVING-ROOM bed: wm suit Nis kh en sonal! ( LIS MIRROR- etand $30 ie ian after 10 a. m MORRIS CHAIR—1 rocker, air curtains. one fiber rug, bungalow. iniaid linoleum. Apply Moncay, * CABINET—Rocker, PARLOR a SkT—Green plush uphoist 47 or. best offer. 5663 D lmar » ARI ym '{Tic-—Three-plece manogeny be ferson Pp ARIO R SUITE-—C ompl _can see anv time 3 7 Kvans 1+} PAK. OR SET—HBeautiful. ‘-piece. Sout rican mnahoganv; cost $400; sacrifice > 50. 2] "ss C,ifton (1 IL Eel k 4 NG —{ ; ep): i Flectri Re Wydown R A NGE- 44% R, ANGE —j 068 Rad | arter Oak Imperial, S— ] gas, S10 Wyoming Grand 55a2T7W RANGE—Small Buck's; like new, ch (c) Our Location Is Your Salvation er and other good dropheads, $10 and_up. DOLGE LG. COUTINE cat ul a) ee eee fe een I representative's ui Open evenings. 1566A Oak! and. RANGE- —Bridge & Beac “h coal rons: hot-water connection $10). RANGE — ombination blue enamel: like new 4". 45DA Biaine RANGE iAfust sell; good private party OTO9A ‘Shenandoah ht. A: NGE — N. Grand VACUULM CLEA NER—Haby Hoover, ‘ guaranteed 10°23 Palm with Ay heap; (c) VACUUM CLEANER—Electric ith attach ments im weod condith iran oe VACUUM CLEANER—Hoover. special tie alls new - ; - : VACUUM CLEANER—Elec'ric, used: grain: S&S Pavior VACLUM CLI willine tS sacrifice VACLUM CLEANER-—Franz Premier DRO VACUUM er 2) "y . Sa i »c’ ’ ‘. ~ | re | j uw CRY. a e rh : ‘ > — , acdeter: fy? r . | Pillow Mfg. Co., 1: BL 1l Piddle st. ne 8 Co., 2620 Lueas. (c) Automobile S Bought, Spot ( ash | FORD—I914 gener 6 genom oes | ul right pri¢ FORD. ine ister: 1920: ‘ith’ winter top, | Olive a2 208 ; : 4own. balance terms. Ollie B. Hay eo SEWING MACHINES __ ——Do! nestic, $3. ~ 4720A a po EB | ROADSTERS FOR SALE ____ROADSTERS FOR SALE | AUTOMOBILE | INST IF RUCTIC COUPES FOR SALE ~~ ae: —Supe ’ — or Sale ame ¢ | ie MOBIL, Wners, par igemen 1ON -han- | f: ‘ORD—1920 coupe, Al macbantaniey, good ; ry ae ’ date sf es | wae MUDSON —Seoet- 2a fbi in mi a SEDANS FOR =e ———w | win Miriuen » send todas for free eopy 0 tires; @tarter, demountables; $380; $1562 Po 40. . oe : 4050 Easton av. ms; tke = — ROLET—1920 sedan; F. B. model; ap ath's fame “eer fee a ds les, | oth sadster; new cord tires; ————_—ssin Sv. e: im excules condition; car u uphoistered, ete. amtecl My ads } tn: tru tty it formation on - ain f. 1, down, balance terms. Ollie is, Haupt _ . 585. Bn . ‘atural Bridge ; my. DSON—Speedster, 4-passen nger, J Sean i at Rog Locust st. ___ (DB VY 2 | \ | torn sacrifice, ‘ullt, new Kelly cords: special - =. ae eT Late model 490 sedan; motor atteries, se ttn, sguietors, stor- | FORD—Coupe; late 1921, 4 months old; | BU >K—Ro good condition; che#P: | $1200; will take $785; terms or seat covers; ‘ ~~ ’ . : ' tg , : ~\ page lius- ' . | : ; : y e. L ain t; ee) ~ for free cop) aoa. ake siock absorber, bumpers, extra tire, elec- eavin ity. DBIBA Olive. _ ~ _N._V Vandeventer. A. . aver’ erhbauled: ss pa Continued On 5 wiih a Bd. 147 Butler Bidg., ¢ . — - 3 : will take Ford st Bae tric horn and other extras: cash or terms. BUIC 7 er: new “paint and tires; g0 od | a bd ive ; 4300 Forest SARAGING. STORAGE. | FORD—C 7 Garage L | Cc VU oupe, 21; Rood condition | Garage, 5? —_ = = | “ = EDAN—1920 TODEL age : LEANING throughout; extra equipment; BUICK—Be autiful “little 6 roadster, $565: 4-passenger touring, with its “a =e: "ROLET 5 bright finish: everhautellt anes AUTOMOBILES “AUTOMOBIL 2 AU shington. 2 —_—— — MAC ‘HINE—S)nger: “gews like new; Ws (7) like new, 6°; "irgi sacrifice: $3 . 3625 Virginia. MIAGHINE-—Singer; in fine condi- 7 LIA Virginia. tion: $5. 4360 St. Louis sh or “= — ~-Singer: new: casn or y WASHING WAC HiINE M0! LO} po br: 4 yal | St WING NI \ hone | 13348 San l’rancis ( -——- s ~ Grand 41 TYW: will deliver ) | SEWING. MACHI whe iS —Singee st. ‘Louis. “es 7 --- j , _ *h ) ad VV ASHE R—Federa ‘onper i slightl) ae ind bobbin eat iy ali: copype tub: ) a | drophe: ad singe! a oe —— ——_—— ee eee NPL INL ee 2 eee a 2156 Walnut st. Open Sunday (c) mechanic “al ‘con diti on; Silo Goodfellow } Q2 l L. — Sayment or & 4 7000 Sunday, cal, condition Cxington © Mere: phone Lindell 7 | MORG, AN, -615- Room ’ Smail down | ont _— a os me from S ie S10 — | he and $28.45 per month for 10 | “cust st bargain. Motorist pantie 1aas Le Soareated rented © Donati Foch ta rs _ Just painted 4 ne Tan small meus : | * | ~Aui ston “~ ag and, ni ght poe FOR Goa isi i soe? Steet eee | BUC ee aater, ee ye | be in Mis- con tee tai co any “new: all. reat i _ ‘AR CO , 1817 | TLecust st. WW’. \SHING M .\CHINEW— ater powe : % - ae TOF M. AG HINE seat ‘ing - drophead; ik | o hi orthwest§ corne ‘ 5 it nd o, vata itr te 8 and « ce ae sourt, 3910-15 QO} live st. We neve Serr l ee eee ae AR b ‘0. 360% Legume aft oo = SLET Sedan, 1000. angrcemtionally r ht 29 | a a real 1920 roadster, BO: | venings., ety lw price. it Would pay you to} | | 1200 Pine ast. 4738 Ashiand a WASHING MACHINE—Blue Grass BON, | SE WING MA‘ ‘HIN condition; price reasonable. 3121A N ttle - gews Pavior avy £ , E ——(00 das inger; “has new iy a — fect order; S4. | nARAn™ ee ee AAA | ig — | lay; first-class « ition, just) Ww; onls $20. mayen ree | “som i th bargain for) BUICK—LCiassiest, t a bargain th En n ; 300 N. Union ; someone In the market for new car; save| best real bargain in St. Louis; see others | MARMON—1920, chu: mmy ten® ne thie offering. Huber Motor Car oe ec St O% | CAB bO: pric or * roads — _ Wa “Ihtil Gravois RA CO) gene . SEWING MACHINI! rn W “wih A bey O M O B I I FE C ‘ sere Ah a SALE | Riku t price @ SOO. 2716 Lafayette (cl) | then see Motorist Show 1 os ee ea Fen are anical coud} tion: repainted’ * e601 Locust st.; open Sunday and eve- W pee MA‘ HINE Tie. rile P J ‘, 7), “tt an 4 new. ( abany 3196M., ] * z ay ot Lat , : ( ru nning FoR D— oupe, 1°? 0) qm odel: real bargain: IBUL K—Ro adster: late 1‘ . 20, in pe ‘fect con- om ob ie rf ©. Se me ™.. only 305; must be seen to be appreciated; | gyawmu: pl = | 9319 Alb lea ity; $350 ‘ash; can be bought for small down payment, | dition; cord tires; bars sain; terms, trade. MAXWELL—1920 roadster; 5 wite wae earn OC 821i Raby Grand sedan; ..! i] ~aenaie. South E: aa Hardware - MAC HINE —Dr op »he ae saeire M balance in 10 months. Tevis Motor Co. Williams Motor C 4: 43 Washington. (c¢) wheels, bumper motometer, motor _ te © od, runs good, new tires; & won- ia RE l Gravois s : Sept og oe 4 ) tion: an reason- — on - ¢y: 6 L ouisi ana. Wu” di looks at a reasonabd! « price; 1919 ‘ eusss “eae ? | tf; av. - : | St). ‘a biol pape ; - © ey i and Sunday WV Sern ROEHL, v~ Gh hat. AE = WW ashing Mac hine Bare raid) ahle oO r accepted 3642 . Ea = ‘ SOltG . agate 25c line: out-of-town, tic own a Per . | on’ OOK ‘con ii- }: Rp—1VVO n “BR eae a cord equipment: paint, top and upnoiscery M. - AWE Lu I -—Road CF good tires ys . “ontinental ae 4 new — { CHINES— Pract ally new 25c ual U, 80c Sunday; mintinwm ? ’ : orl . ’ tTa >. “TMs: 7 "ok - Ure : ‘ . mode: Coup ° Kuaran’ 0d lo } le like new; Al mechani caliy;: . exceptionai.y OT nev “al nt: “Sueenie $160: mo. as rires; built and repain © r + t test modes eap. Fore- dines. Z/ ire e¢ or more tusertions tc ' n= a ul Poth gee la a8 VNGIION, real Darzain; small! low price. Hiuber Motor Car Co,, can be bought very reasonably; small evenings. Flint Motor Car Co.., 471 Del ; 0 Baby ~ Grand Chevrolet 4 dea port able ; ‘larg- Phone Forest 6254 new tires hie reatie in ye ang *,mountables, Diamona new, starter, de-/| cash payment, balance 12 months, Huber! ™ar_ Dl. t Mound “e eee, 42 Darkain. ee ee ’ ATLON: Ire; tires, shock | Motor Car Co., 26U1 Locus tst.: open Sun- Sedan, $700 line; free dem-| POR HIRE—F ord tri ick; or contract } 'v - ty A at : ; Pa St Car al es \ \ A AdLG CAL Le 344 ; ‘ ‘ , : at Dept.. ADsortbe rs, xtra ti ire aCCceals« f Wi ll atts act you at first sight; brow n Spanish Eanes y FOR HIRE tN @ 7G i ord ton true } . » , shit i. ew Devon- bol [)——' , - o at: irter, ager nountabl P . ¥ sf ; weed ster) ng; car re am y pe, S: re aiken cy mp ‘ re an : five ° F ; cold. . . Pm | self When t comes to smooth, LL. ithe Wtd.—Reasonable prices. Sid- lent ndition, $215 dewn. eo: + Ox Ove? ite. ? ; ft. five 31x ‘cook om WEBER MOTOR CAR CO., 1817 Locust st. — Ins. a shakes but vour head. Ra che ’ 1} ‘ : — ‘ % - "as P f le +t ® Ve Lia j Li ‘ ’ a ’ rie ? > 9 a ‘ > 1} Ss 1} ivr , * ; i. : 7 ‘ a y “ry 4% » lave rec uces 1 e price from S7 . hast nap $: Singers, \\ ?, a yy r - i > 4, ai truch t iu nrieri - ul rs or . tr le ‘ ris ; , .“s Sige ae pt 0 Bl L¢ Iv R¢ A DSI EK arg quick a — = Kets - bare 2 . ; uled 4 ’ Alin® used; De Pool - tl k. , a PLUCK, } : Se , : : al —— i : ne . ~ f e€ ive " ; ‘4 . . 4 J " contract. 3703 Cote Brilliante. | ' net ‘ssories hiversal, SOR D—Coupe 5451036, used Go a Winter and summer top; good tires: motor | aan interes ¢. only 1035 Ni" that crealt gnaidle Part} 23 tourin $200; Cherrolet , , ' a ‘one Is “ Se s ® Hs, ® ‘ ’ *( } aayvs; wv } ys - ate ” cei ) . ; 2a. Cc rest . vT N. Main. Uli SYY, Central actically new: Starter, dem Ountables, ex- — “7 ' df: oy oi n’ 1 roe Sa =e ev eni ings an6 ! Bo Sedan, e300: rr 3008 Vols roadster, de- ‘ . " . . IT . | a : and holder: H: oes! ers, absorbers Inony? > €T) } Tt) ce e pa a a J | | a L0V. N. Grand. (e) TRUCK—For hire; will equip myself with 2- + pug meareain IM St Muis; cor stop jight, Decker wheel and lock: all in CADIL eat —-Roadster, running condition; : , , sacrifice, $60. Cali 1913 Cherokee, ton truck to suit. on contract. Box N-?5t. | quipment: spring imper, lenses, arkine ‘ ifu condition; cost on Ag $715, 6-48 Moon ox N-® ty } : $715: sel! ——- - Oon Oa $ er Post-Dispat: h >. I it, JOTI [ lo > Se il Oniplete, : 433; re “s . x terms. 4050 Easton ay. act “ADIL P AG S$—4- passe nger sport; . In A-l shape, can’t tell from new, wy E1919. eedan: “good con ition; wire ad Si ‘inger with Stent alitale so ee: Cen Gi. i“) 4 o'clock a “WOL KEN Sidney SEWING MACH xT “ul ic yance Gibbs au- + 490 Sedan, 1970 model: 4 new —. has been thoroughiy over- in —_ of condition; terme to re- B81 (live st MACHINE—Splendid $90 drophead class conditoin: slightly used, ts, $15 35020 Easton, M AC HINE —lLati electric porta- wis ger; first: la’ yi? Aa : 0G N. 1 Singer: will consi le r ” antly Singer, | — a. AES NE Re adv leaving r Anartrns . floor | quick > this : , a ~ : n beauty S750; terms: trade. 4106 Olive. +: } . | AT! CTION TU Dp SHAY Rov 6309 Post- Dispatc me lortn Wes rat Ko} ~ we gre pep eee eas ee | : - . IRD— e moe coupe: ius ” : ; EWING MACHINE—New “Western Electric | WANTED I ¢ a 6 é a2 ate model coupe; just been thor- | CADILLAC—Roadster., 1921 model: splen- | for $1 390, with factory guar. a heels. spare tire and Dumper; $790. | : m’ dx a a - i ; f overh aul led and : k 3 t rrr rs a "eis ! *’ ‘oe - 3 auton atic, $45; cost SU U. O43: Hum al slo = ) moviles bought: 10ans whiie using; i tC) \\ 7) 1 Ke | ; . | ) SF ( arte con dition lov KR ike ‘nev ea din ‘fi 7 : vais ste diti ae S real bar — ~800 _ antee. ‘= Market _ - ee 1od | wi a wheela hiv phrey. a od oais, mortgaKkes bought, "S3410A Olive. | y mea tt ' ~ GS} be OUR With ; : - ~ | + " - Sedan ; late model, . : iO.. 2009 aii (C99) | GrewINg MACHINE—Latest drophead Do- AT TOS Wta—P: ae a adhe dei A car of unu | beauty; a wer | gt ance nm 20 ~~ , . _ ( H ANDL E R -—Ch umm roadst a 18: “tn MOON MOTOR CAR CO. ie DG E condition ; will trade for a 7 ya reg age cneemgorea Mme pers See never od: brand-new; cheap. | ~ evocles ll os. " oe SIX; fir ml j russet 1 roon; net Seg] #uthorize ; For + 4 oy , pr t oem ng s emdlliaan O' wher, Cab- | | ; : 08 S. Compton ee Saheb BOT ete: | Vox G-B18, Post-Dispatch __aycies, Sass. 1833 I ive covers: excelient tires, 2 bilmpers. stop light | Open eveninae anti eetaga 2008 cust st.| any 4416 2 || ee pcod sé DAN—LIKE NEW " , ae , , i. 2 ‘ . i , . pes Pa - - . — - : iz — 4 BPpOvVva i y _ ~~ er r . ; ‘ ' : ol] He Cp sila ~y oa enea 3 ‘ ei aa ls i (Cc) v u & ant to fe } your gz. just step into : runs and looks as ae Aa te) gins ae Ee aR ag 1 actve t is one v mit 1} neviit ss cash .ISEWING M AC HINE s—Sings and other terms: lo ; (1°! 5063 Arlington . bargain i i VW i ain! ° tires, : per. et . . oe Watch he r_ perfor mm: a $1: 500 - on sa wi! ow ade “eswar gl oO tig makes. from So up to $35: new Singers, SCIeK pie — — —— - 19 oe bd — \MS Open Se 1 ® me ain; will trade; open Ssundé . and evenings. day for $350. Also a Moon 6, 4- le to- sz bine! will sure buys tee bs 5 es nage A ad | : , Age obatg sold n all payments. Anderson. - pen cf Lo Apt. nO lei: | i ' s en Sund: Ly (c% ) int Mot i ar Co... 4714 Delma r. ci (8 >’ chummy, worth S800, on sale for $490: $100 = rth ae our price gt ot a cere ive 2190 17 ~16 Pranks 1 : Act . ba Bui 720. "ANY; elie La 1 Gil bf” « 2() > ahlaaal Pe m a CHEV ROLE |it—Roadste “Ss. touring cars; all YAH eat ge ae : oe . sh, ee +» mt cgay Be eV niagys end a ’ ‘ aes , “Ewe s ' PS at t ‘Vin —_ , P ‘ha ] las é shea re ~ e SWING MACHINE—2-spool Eldridge, Free | ———~—"—- : 5 ete ‘ L7SZU Wi U OCA | .moce's: Pp: We Ore Ne ae Senge: FOR As ; oo cO., ‘2919 Washing ? ie?) cabinet bot] practi allv new ; only 4 $25: ea 50s LE epee mn} Ti; > i na Ion: Sm a Ns | oe Ny dindd Yai iv ers, you can eiev 1S. -iint Motor ‘ar Onen S 4 J N. Grand av. ; ’ pdaye. oo —— ; ik Hine out 50 hes is, | makes ASN. «hss Morgan pen Sunda eC Csbuud 3 sh owe SI Co.. 4714 Delmar. (S82) : unday. ~ S96 automatic Singer electric. $55; Sing oto Imat DOF Refinishe throughout: carries 1 Le i roy o : 7 aS FES i a | fore 12, 5536 Pershing, Apt. 107. _ (c7) tt a RADA ‘Bilal a refused, Grant Brorel -$3 395 takes son 20 sedan; : i uf i f[OTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand. DODGE—19: 20 roadster, ii od mechanica] | ————— fe) ~~ egndition. 4358. \_ Fage. bAODD C houtes au Cr 4 Si ()!) os Sf) hone (,rand 4s 31. 7 rte ar) } »? ] portunity — aia Se. big bargain at S450 cash. Velie, NASH CHU MMY ioe ’ D—Sedan: 182 1 model; fine condition ; This month we are making a aperee price SEWING MAC HINE—singer powel DODGE ROADSTER Wtd —Goo a littcn || secure this high-grad ‘ar at the righ - upe, $75 down, $5 week. Ope | oe live ee Looks and runs like new; 1923 beautiful. car, easy terms. 3114 Cass OD enn (Phang $130. ye Cc e- aa a: a. s "seta | ehine; one re rac — - rrr _ r i Pep mechanicalls rgain for cash ’ ‘@: tor ‘ . sun \ 2 f : $ ; tion; over-sized piston rings "u . Pe . : : a ‘ sir 4h } “@ pas ld.—“oupe: rade §&: rif In | ~ BS; runs like a : z ae 4) ' ; i you wish to vave muney, as We pay ine for all makes of ma hy ies: The old me Oe Ye yu Mn | lew car: $450 cas ‘al) nidiees uegel, | eo: Ba ash, S200 time; worth 7 ‘ 7 ‘ - re; at. J . y » } able hovse. Minges, 15931 rs. Broadway. te as part ew 1921 4-passen; Ih anne coupe: wt $165 down, perfect mechanically and ex- cylinder motor that gives satisfaction: ~ $ — } 004 Morgan =. f : . go: Singer is aranteed ; 3 hone - } ~— ¢ ATES IN . , li ay i al eo, » iil rif “e@ 1 nce ma . a - celle nf throughouw : brill! liant original enal nel, paint, tires and top and mechanteal 4 D—Sedan. Central 6052 _Bomont 399, (c14) | nee tat enone “f alance e¢. va Pay cash. Box AW. _* Ost -Disvatcr, | JasS., Drand-new b r} ner, 804 East G: " Pas fr wngs. es tires perfect. Universal, 3410-18 Locust. ||| condition extra good; hood and radige# @ yet sell, oe - — —_ —- = i ; bhi . t . a » YOR 1) ~~~ , ckrall : le if ires . j 7 Pam oui * P . ; aa ‘ ™ S| Tr 4 u ). 3 }— Sk Tt) AN—192 AK »> bought negioning Jan. 31. Dre SS- ‘or " 4950 Delmar bl. fcuring car, Koo ondition; for Ford a rs ni : “a So 42 UOSITC HU Us IN C¢ )I PE. $400 Dodge Roadster, $125 Down $200 down, balance $5 per week, - SAC RIFICE: % unMs dhe 34 OLive: _ fe) hifforobes, rugs and car SEWING MAC HINES—Ten 16-88 machines, | — a erage Cast 10 months on balance; trade for tour- fenders: extra at cossories:; very go00d con- vane Pinscoimeinaeions | 2069. tiful ey consoie phonograph; pay differ-,;and will appeal ¢t most exacting ESSEX RO ADS TER ing 7507 Menchester, M plewood, x dition : $: 100 takea it. ‘all ( ‘abany 7! 7862. | FU RNISHED AP ARTMENT—7 rooms. fur-|! - = a ence 318 ve s UNIVE) a a NEWELL MOTOR c . ema Pe " ao a nished apartment good income. » Call after|1F you wish to rent a sewing eae n 7 on FORD Wtd Cour — , " ve * 7 ————— - wwavm CAR CO, With winter top; Al condition; $675. 5115 yom vee 3g 3100: cone 4338 | RD—Be: lan; maths mi at ee Sunday. 820A N. King's highway (c) | bave your old one repaired, call Olive “cb ais ines. aaa” Sa Eek oe cord tine enser, coupe, with heater, € OLIVE AT 23D North Market st Maryland. matin: (e} S219 G eg “apenas (eh . ; il . c8") 0d * SD is) . ickers, S818 | rd ires, powey t P Di : at . se ‘ . . ——— - : @*? 7 $) avoisa ay. | FU RNISHE D FLAT—bBeautiful furnishings | —— eS West Pine indell Obl. | foo ervt . 1,2. sng aed omont 260°. Central 2775 FIA'T—Classy Itall an Fiat roadster; fastest Pp AC KARD SP EE ‘DSTE R—Cust a —— - ; i My “oraiw , rah ‘ Line or ") . - 2 al. . : . - ‘ i "eS oe Y ms wi @ °. ' : " . : ° ‘ 4 - 7 —= oe of G-room flat, heat and_ jar ‘itor, party , W F a hine for 91.79. FORD TRUCK Wt -In xchat r | race r touring car. 38: i ly | ear on road; special-built body; cost $9000; body: one of the classiest care i oy — oat : a 2, model; starve: i “a ; buving cen rent. Cabany 532° ‘ . Lindell 4. xn ‘. . Serinns.Mocth tendater> how paint and teu:i TERI yore - —" = ee Tet eer ee ee = anteater | Will be sold « heap; if you are looking for| who will be the lucky one to ret | this -t hape, ¥ e r 1 ye ’ : , : ; hy ‘ i} \ " - ‘ 4 i 4 | i -_ — vet ry ty rit} . ° ‘ , running Rood 5SW yd : ae a son eth ne ri it of the ordin arv see this car * J n rar) pe " un aA : i |r URNISHED FLAT—Four rooms, steam te seo PS = a BM as. + Bb. ne ; 3 . 4 a? j rannet x Ole a\ Mr. Lawson. 3120 Loci ust st. me (c) inert pt Fae ee ae and taventi- PORD ba an ele etrie “starter, ‘all acces 8 )« heat fur nished; rent reasonable: sacrifice, | BOOKS AND PERIODICALS FORD Wta Very cheap: 6 months’ credit: |VEinUIT EDI 7 ar ery aa aon eee & 1 tp MOBILE—Co hon te «x saat tel i aa oom se lel: $100; $d Sn. __. ein! Orman _ net ee B® rics: + ot eondition; sacrifice, $360, 2pos al 3°07 \ ~ (;rand. (Cc) RE ns ON See ‘ , st Vv P 61d pre € «a> re a , ! ante OO; " eee rm soe ae | ‘ ii i mee \ I si acl fir " Yada ; 5 : a - - ar ‘dows; +: % ‘a = a eons Ol ky ML, ) SA XON 4—$48: $20 down; runs ; trade ad ! indell a - ; te . : > pat ym .. ; : wmintam 4 , em pen tom Se ae Olive. % AD— 1p as “sedan. mec hanically pertect: flat fi r , a can arrange terms . -_--- - - beat = ae (Cc) I ; { Ty reasonable Mac rthv- : cust ’ a i OR — FLOW ister » W sncer Lop . stal ter ; terms. SAXON—1918: 6° oads ster; perfect shave: : w tires Al A other extras: Q375 }: on } 1617 N Dt (c) BOOKS “fe —Set Bos ynal Sei? a. yt nip FORD RO ADS | | R \"\ AN l | 1) Archer Automebils ‘Vv. «4 “34 y * 1) 7 : im BARG IN Moehrie Motor Sales, 2020 8. effe ‘Fson. starter: $100 506 S. Jefferson ay. tit noc n Sunday Sa? WN. Gran, ' {= “ae - - ~ - . mee Traini ng =s ( sation (hHOKS a> ‘ L 2 P i ' 4 4 yy } ks rest .* ‘ : ; , » ¢ ze aes ae ry ae ; . ' ¢ c . 4 : ~ ee ee ea a . - > AB ~ 400 ee if URNTTU Ris —QOr +4 rooms: cheap; party — : of K no :. ~ ~ Lae : " —— : - Deda upm ile, 4-passenwer coupe. 1919 modél ; OR1 —— Roadster; mio s ty le; de, $35 down. SAXON—C humming roat aster; same as new . ORD. se dan “1: pnerfeet condition: nN buys furniture can rent rooms. Box N-! Bi! , 1S Ww td. om A te ges fal ne . aia io W ill] pa Vv S1T50 spot cash for Le IDG EA pe; Bood as new: bargain bot ood tires; Al condition in every respect: will | - Sod Magnolia, nea? Grand. ag Re eae at your own price: terms. 716 N., Vande. 3 Good: . tires. Hassiers and extras: tra pane Post-Dispatch. ef G_418 ng tg dee es ion germs i 7, | 192] bat. 2 _for “1021, : | yy | ceme rate. Phone Grand 1643W, | KFURD—Roadster; looks and runs lke new;| Venter. ¢) be terme 6 Lyneh, ee |FURNISHED FL: ATS—4146 and 4148a !'— Be Se . — | Porda, - moaei, in rood CON- | I IDGE——C oupe, 1919: fully equi: . ABER | 4-passenger; newly $85; must.sell. 2729 Case, | _—«_—«_—swdi ANWOOD—Roadster; - ood as new; cheap hi---@edan: 1921: looks new: mecharnica i E AStONn: rod tere furnish 4: 4 rooms, ao a > a 9A > . enea —50G & otf — ainted: hargain ’ rst-Wa sh. Ls "yest rOR D—R oads L! i’O: $13 3° OO: s} : ery a2 for cash; leav ing c ity. *lymouth rag”. 4 : , - c ] Ce ] PAKS, eT ’ - \ a Sat > . i ‘ . rRaln, rs arge ter, Ly7U; ow: Cash or terms, eendition perfect. Call ntra i bath, £as, electric: ! good furnity re there rugs; FOR SALE f “i “ i “ dition. Box | 242, I ost-Dispat hi 1X R R 1S ( LOl P K : T : our] 3910- 18 O}i a 4s 5 MeKissock. (Cc) Hamilton _and Plymouth. (¢2) e | mt HoOSR Maple. for demonstration. O° ay S15 9 »: —_ ~~ ; ie pene Ce WE Bee 3 ro ners ine -—- — ———----- Tce ace “9 : - | $235 and $150; rent $26 and $25. | (7) | AMMONIA CONDENSERS Wtd.—Atmo: ; FOURING CAR Wtd.—1921 or 1922 a viv Pe (c)| F ‘ORL — Roadster: rel wilt ‘from front to rear; SCRIPPS-BOOTH—Roadster: good condtiton : “19° sedan, in very fine conditi¢ FURNISHED FLAT—5 rooms; for rent; | eet pan, ive spec ifications ana ard touring car ium-price as =" PaSEt er; overhauled and repainted rE 65. = 6 N. Vandeventer. all around; cheap for quick sale; private. | gell cheat. 308 Forest Park b West End; $35 per month to party buy- . ndelet Packing Co., SV0U Ivory. want o-passenger, 6-cylinder car in prime | PPcea to s Bie Ay | Wari Ne Ss Qe M4 awn iF Oh. D—iRoadster; fine condi ition; $110; big eore C lifton. ‘) ; Lindelt “00.” : - ¢ eur, 4 ¢ , ie Gaal te a “notte rors] > ; O . lace 7 ” . . BP RE AUTON ET . ” ~ : vi A\ \ aa he ge oa : ses, Mh | » a 3 an _—— » ~S009 Locust st. | stOMi AA VY Gud Wi oP Do BU VV iu bergair 1461 Row an, bi (ec) | STU DEBAKER—Speciat six roadster: ‘¥ SQ) pedan: fine condition: Hue Ox N-378. Pos spatch S—Fine lot Christiam Science; In when aynes tourit far and oo: yr more ls tata naw — " ' . a Tri-City ; am ‘tae — oo : ees fl ‘ei eisak « Hs ws re ¥ 2 Ow M: cash See Dr. J. T nkstaff 5°5°! a 1} ' VY a renewed } rmno vw lst tl ne thing for these davs: classy 3-| FOR D—Roadster, $40 down; fine condition; model; run 800 miles. Call a _ spt ing burn er: extra. tire, ete. for more books, 300K art oo : : 2 nj roadst Ww with a $100 all-year $5 week. B arrett, 3423 Oliv GOW. f desired Lu37 Clara 521 Pine st. TRUCK Wtd.—*-ton a ?@ sent KOR D—C": 7 “s f ek Ret OF er. hes -year | —) Wee _4 ive, SAREE Syaapaemg - —T on - ee a + Ba Bie nt a nee — - — -— a . o SNPS © ata val - . , UIs, tor : ‘ ires b ery ; J] ' er opens ir Yriver ’ t - ” . ‘ HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED | === 98S | able city proverty Bok N-AOS PosteDis, | ORD noene TOS ee ssag Grace | Ded orGaKites, Hew battery and bumper. | FORD—Roadster: delivery body on reart| STUTZ ROADSTER 1919 7 aagOnd—seaan. 1020: very mood car: tammy a . ~ a ameoenenetia = === Se | e | are. Ere: ace is ay . 2CZC : 4il sO Lely not, fe a ec ; - ea " , : , a ° Tee MPORD—Sedan, 1921: twily eauinned; | gouds badly: best cash prices. Schober, | BR] 1¢ K—100,( 000 quick service: che ap. vet | F. W. 3439 Missouri FORD—Coup farter fC. Der, OF nly cealer who do esn't charge interest, 1035 easy terms. Morris, 214-16 N. 21st. McNIEC i HILL MOTOR CO., 5189 9 Delmar, ~ un of ex! ras wT t: esd taser 00. AS In 1a! 17 «) | = PATrTe @ ¢ > ona : Qi i ' t. , +, 1 4 ’ Y no 2 . ian a . —_ : - - -——— ~~ - - —— pants. Mn t 4 4 ‘ é 4459 Page. Delmar 2085, Forest 3953 (8) | ta Wrecking Co., eee Jefferson MONEY loaned on automobiles; late mods) STand-_ pen Sunday FORD—Roadsters; apply Bell Telephone ga- | ROADSTER——New- Jooking perfect moter: at ; fax * 2317 5217 Mmerson.. 1918 = cheap. >: $20 per month: | ‘orest fee »M. ¥ Foie sm Wtd.—Any amount complete fur- BUILDINGS Wtd.—To wreck; ash for Ol:ve poueht. “oli. Auto Auction Co., 12 I D—COU f~ looks nd runs tike | MOON—Coupe; in bes condition; good rage. : . . — , r> sacrifice; S$! i he es +} ‘ TOO i deve er Se, gy A “Yager ~ eet ees yee }Oube, many extras tiverside ae ae 975, this is the last of ch} $4 3224 S. Grand. (e) | ——— N._ Vandeventer. hn ao” f met t Covers: first-clasa mechanics eS lve car to} 35 cars; me, 12 monthe, Motor hal a iC PORI toad 19] . dan d b | Lindell @253W. 281 N soe 4 + - ‘ ° ) a itor - « P — —— ie @~ ae ‘ OCIS (eR) a YON Chestnut wt Open atade ty moernire 4 Roadster, ‘ ‘; &a dandy; gov ar ri . ee ben _Sund: orn ———_——__—_—-_______- | enter, 34 floor north ighest rices. Centra] 5332. Bom S07. 3548. CD T cates ra coe eee MP age orn : Ly r? d = | - pri he . 033", 01 ont 5 - . 4: ; . — at i — i ptapre a? mew LT ) r over- ‘ 2 - -_--——— ~——_——___ . - ; today. S1l1lo 4106 Olive (c ) h Frosser’s (c62) | LUMBER—New and used; fill your bill —- OLDSMOBILE — 4-passenger coune: like! — SEE OUR “ 7 athe : —_—-——- icitalaiieattiia —— B 4 dWa Pe ¢ rso ae a rheeis; eter hurry. Ww IL LI AMS WO’ ™ R : 7. —_—— $95 it | Bomont 2602, Central 2775. te y Toit NaC) iy TO CO., 2667 Olive. (2 'DRESSING TABLE Wtd.— Jak, . ote 115 Phim st ra an | Borrow. Don f Sacrifice Auto O] . ae 4399 model: very good con- ‘ J style preferred. 360 liiliside av., Webster NEW « lubh¢ 01 Use membe ers, we can sell you] Automobile loans w!] , tron: way Crt" ood Wells o—_——- — - SS ee | let, . f . 4° he. Ww ashingt: mm. rear. OF Sunds FO! ‘LD -Road ster; If 18; runs goo; i. . “4 LAN ID _f l R > 7? : 4 —_ ——. ey. on +0 d to lay” oe 4. 3 W. Natura 1 Bridse a a a ee ; ' i Neadant 1p: ] rY) odel: ood mee n oune, 85-6; bargain $ 296 1 3% RD—Road rs ; $125. 4966 | Reconditioned | condition: shock absorbers b - | tile using: Secon? | j m . " . ™ - i aT \ ? 4A Ty | 2 } 12a in } , ove rhaul e j Groy es. ' lur nber, new or used, for your iron | m ortgag a 2utomo biles bought “ I rt | — ] ) W _ . ol ’ ‘ A . CiMOULLL it’? } }. s 3 Ss] . TERMS ‘ay = ‘ and + 2 my ; > LM delivery machine wili call immediatel:. | \ AU ’ DO-R—With dot ible doors een reoe . , 455! ‘adet , re Uy holste rec . newly painted; CASH OR TERM: ES 34 OL AV a Wh Time Payments a SB004 tires; starter, demountables: t i 3} é O 6 47 ee yea asin ——— _—— --— Tie 1ti¢ tl, i 2 cee 4 — | 4h 4 . ’ i ctartar- a , ‘ _ . ” i wt live 416 aon {coe BRIC K AND STONE Dodges, Buicks, Fords. coupes. sedans; | ae eee = A omen yn HIT, MOTOR CO., 5189 Delmar. | waarene r; easy terms, 611 N. First. (c62 ) 2602. C ie 4166 Olive at. Wis. | FI RNITI R 2 > eee hifforebe. rugs andi pe “ 4 , ¥ 4 lady buyers, Bon ont 18: 32 Ww 0: 340 A Olive | Fe RD-—19" 1 . oN guage mcm — ) PAT( Aa fy ( ‘OU PE B $7 0( } er roadster: manv extras: cheap: Bomont : 26 Central wif’ v Sedan: 19] s- wire wheels; mot range. ndell 56 ‘or sale, all brick and building stone in le eee he [aan ek ai 4 rade, ter 2506 S. Jet 'ferson. SRNR NE ord tires: beer offer ever: ’ | : |22 brick buildings betng wrecked at 15th and , y | edie a: A omer a. 1G ST. LOUIS MOTOR CAR CO, 13 : : mentees 5. . Cord tires: Dest . ' — > > ~ . ad rt’ he] vr . Rn eanan na ° ‘ 'FOR ] —— 3 OF ‘ I 1. . - .° : FURNITURE Wd. ‘hifforobe, dresser style Walnut sts.; 1,000,000 brick, 1000 perch WANTED 100 AUTOS | FOR D—Coupe 9°21: terms. Clarke Motor — m. 1262. Open Sunday 2801 Locust. |" “4 15: ry gg | _ r —, equipped: y ~ Washington av, owner sce} ONT evenings. atid, ed ) ~ rooms, complete; will pay cash for “her- King’s highway, rear (ce) | - - | anee in cash. 5953 Ridge. 4 _rooms, complete: will pai cas for bar.‘ JEWE - —7 FORD—Coupe. L970, $375, $140 down, bal- non = argain. WELRY—WATCHES ance 10 month 223 N. Vandeventer. (c2) VELIE—C oupe; 6 months old; real bargain. 4911 E ae... ity. ——— Rap Y y a . 2%. é : . - Cero tT * ae +“ BAR “p IN—Platinum, 15 di amonds, $140. AU TOM OBILES W ANT ED F , RD——(" oupe “new, 10° >} ; wit h $°00 Ww ort! ae. ‘all between 2 and £ 6. Forest 4044J - sd | a ee . —Sed : X r. de FORD—1918, speedster: classy: $85: Marl- SEB * + pet Range 4 D; atarter, dame on ell's right. Prospect Hill, mile north | | ——- °® or t gt ¢ WEBER IMPL. & AUTO CO, | saiiipinte:: sian or take touring car as FORD—Roadster; late model; starter, de- 19th and Locust Sts. WORD Sacan- faliv equihned, shock ab 10untables and extra tires; cheap. 4615 (Established 20 Years—a Trustworthy Oe fa. fesiountablee Decker lock, stop ii lower Grove _pl. (c) House) a this. 59324 Plymouth ay.. on Pa FORD—Speedster; 1921, with starter and Good assortment. Both open ea@ FURNITURE Wtd.—Badly; contents of fiat, | Box G-119, Post-Dispatch. __ (c) We pay more than any dealer in town extras; private partv. 6101 Plymouth ——_—— ee dwelling; large or small lots; best prices. | Hy aA MOND— ' About 3 carat; absolutely per-| because we must have in the next 30 d ays Orcutt Storage, Cabany 6030, Delmar wei ___fect white, $600. Grand 6613W. (c) Ainge ne xin automobiles, any make or mode! _——— Rieiininiiamepnhingeacinnnaee | “ _ “ORD—C oupé iat model looks “ke. new: OV eas ‘ ° Bu V ALUE—not Price. ee Peaan, ] mode wit | FURNITURE Wtd.—Large or small lots; | mena “—— a oe sell eae ne - ea] _ bare Lin today: “cash or ter ms. 2219 ] SO ers. In excellent condition, for | h 200 C: ‘abanne, EEE ee eeeNGeNE A Meg eR y OE femountabies: looks and runs 1 ies ne housefurnishings needed badly: ~g have | DI AM NT sere $: = = _{c) 1 (O10) Fords Wante fal Gr vf | $7 00. | FORI \S—Roads sters; $588 and $148; perfect; a — S475. Forest 3001 = | goods for branch store; will pay highest | Ai Ma 1S bought, up tw $500 per Karat; ION D—Cn) upe, goer - . either, $20 down: trade, anything. 2340A 4 mn WEA) t. price Stoecker & Price, 1928 Frankia ay. any size, any amount. Miller. 3322 Olive. int wo Uy =e st sgt | MOON MOTOR CAR CO... | Olive st. RUNABOUTS FOR SALE PRR — sedan. 1990 model. motor in Arm { FORD—1922 coupe: manv extras: cheap: / } re —— } trade, terms. P508a S Jeffe rson, _Bomont 22, Cent 37 sO) | (oe! Roadsters, coupes, sedans an ou a. | tion; § ym i) ae 4: 306 For rest Park bl. eae te | eke oe ee ee LEN " wis Fun SAS ‘ omont ntral 137. 2 Se a, I EA eaecteemiaiiiane c3) We need 100 at ance Bring oul pevge Phone Lin le}] (c4) 3116 Locust Bomont 3195 || FORD—Roadster; starter: looks like new; vo! {D—Runabout, 1917; excellent a p clage ‘Sores rinall down payment, DIAMOND CLUSTER—Cost $325; need] tax I ee | . " . ; ng ' ‘ f Cc a or ary ie en” “0, ; @ cash home with vou Con own to. | F*% RD— Onn. 7; aie aa mF need | terms. Ayres Auto Co., authorized Ford | tion; terms. 7419 Manchester. ag O months, ‘Tevis Motor Ce., ie wWrn itive Wante el 2340A Olive yg e, $150; beautiful; trade. day. Open evenings and EN ena Rte: EM | 4 SRO - % ig cy vob epg, Re ty e - vo Pte are deale rs, 1418 N. King's highw AV. (c) FORD— go pees me — ee ea ~demountanies a 7 ‘ord dgeler «, JOOS Locust 6t. , | - : 0. 1035 N. Grand | OOR Chestnut sr conta aoa a WOoDS—Four -passeng +, > a ' ‘ anne 2H — — * undays » av. sindell ( Ss on ur-passenger coupe: a aut FORD—Roads ter, “1921; new tires; od : a Complete furnishings of dwellings or small | Dj AMOND RING—5 stones, platinum; beau- | Delmar &07. (c8) naan: wares oer car: $350. 3029 n Jefferson tsi "a | ae. ain. ps Auto he £536 e136 W LE “Ops = Sten “; 2 = & etan; 1920: excellent condittg oun a | oe lots: get our bic 1 before selling. DENNIS il: sel} f k | — a aEnEEEEEEEeEneE sti ncinninatieianiimeenaetinnianes F ( RI )——-| wheel imper: ‘ot Shar eee BROS. } : l ; Se cheap for quick sale. Box G- xtras: $950 or trada for auring Wor DS ELECTR ( IPE—-To close es- |. -_Urand av. (c) ine! uding Dekker lock: K FURNITURE a. ‘O., 909 Euclid. Forest | 358 pos: t-Dispatch. extr os or trade for touring car. ees I COUPE To close es- | — ———_______— FORD—Runabout; starter, dem : of extras; price very 6025 or Del: nar 386 (c'23) / any iS 9 See - IeURaRRT samp imee vs peepee 6400 “y ern ft. ate; good condition; one yectifier for re- FORL DS—Road sters: or ite models ‘starters cash or , - . Pecan cee = DI AMC )ND—Near ly 4%@-¢ arat: perfect blue- ll (Ore) \" ed — . | chargir b ; = . ~ and extras; 60 days old; $300, : ‘pas ment, balance 13 20T rrr - t Me n N i — eR Page eee yn wane: as gage sing batteries; a bargai ake ar tz $ d ‘ 8. 1: " FURNI | LIRE WAN | ED BADLY WwW rn ite stone; lady’ 3 Tiffany setting: cost utos ante PORD- re -— . 1921 »_ Drac if ally new : J In once P. O, Box 1001, 1, Ste yp Bi taken at i" moun ables; iv own. wort a _terms. 2136 | Wy alnut at. Open Sunday. (c} ” she M. tor © ar (* o., "001 Locust st. very ittle; only $450. 716 N. Vandeven- ae en tonne it . — nal, FORD—Runabout, - 1919 model; real ba -eOay ay { aventl ‘—1020 model sedan; good tires & ndition; $100 down, NOTICE ~ . nonths. 62 Sacoves 2) | balance in 10 months. ‘Tevis Motor ss: Mn firet-class cenditio.:, runs AF All descriptions: large and small lots: | Q6 . = ..i ae contents flats, dw allings, highest cash prices. ene at ogg FF ge car here and take the cash FORD—Coupe: Al co sc cae R, 44° »D are. Del. P9885 Forest DL. \MOND—Bh 18 gem: ae anger ‘bought at N you. We pay higher prices be- balance easy. Riefline’s Dll N sa sf. Mar bal ia au’ hor ized Ford dealers 30 3 } ne Vv car : ; o i Me rn 4 Jac \ 1; perfe ’ cause w e need Ct 4 Ce ej - = > F : > sam scald | shaw nacet. MAE Uk SDT T the cee nl eat dealers in Mier TOtee weed-) AEN Cea 6: T ‘USED @ pi He BUYER FORD—Roadster, 1918; fod “tires, shock | Open_evenings_and_ Sundays, i | down payment, F URNI T URE SALE | ity; must sell at once. Box G-125, YAHLEM MOTOR CO., 1035 N. Grand. FPORD—Coupe; 1920 excellent condi tion: . a eT eT — Met) a) | ee eae a ba a ¥ rd lore, 003 to ust st ~ demounta an first-class condition: rea rgain; = ts eiore “us : me ‘spate h, ) Lindell or Delmar 807. Open Sundays and starter: lemountable | Don’ t fail ~ ; 291} | LA asta dr evenings. (8) a — . BP roy Fa. Me our Used Car Sale, all | FORD—Roadster: demountables, 5 cord tires. | bought with small down payment, aoe BAR! Sundaye January Cle earing LA VALLIERE—AIll platinum, ae * jrop, ~ blue ANE VEAL M rva. ‘= 4 this week; biggest bargains ever offered. other accessories: will demonstrate: a bar- a. 10 months. Tevis Motor Co, @ ee 1999 I: ‘ORD SED AN. d 4 white diamond, about 1 carat; first rea- roe 0 a ; . WE WEB ” = “ , ; vt new and slightly | used furniture. Complete | sonable offer accepted; no dealers. “44094 REPAIRING AND _PAINTING FORD— ‘oupe Poa R ge rv baid - Ns heap: ER MOTOR ape mca = = = , | ARN te quick paver, £715 _Deimar. ‘2? zed Ford dealers, 3003 Locust at ae ~ ‘ gee omnis. 5112 50: fae Sie | Greer; Delmar 1821. Bare (c) AUTO RADIA TORS—Fen nders repaired. 4146. 5055 Cates veo (c) | NEWEL S MOTOR” co ~~“ gory fo 8: $150 and up: terms: | —— memmaRINER Sei ar > * U sec 10 Days, extension tables, $8: chairs. $1: heaters PA W N TICKET '—For - gentleman’ sl ‘y-carat, I hone_ Olive 8 3640. Ww Vilhelm, 1313 S. 7th. iy ORD—Co upe: starter, demountables; | $250. | OLIVE AT 2: wie ined. 7 Sra Gealers 2341 5. deft” aah SEDANS FOR SALE ms hoof extra equipment For quick ranges closed out at cost. Our location S-stone diamond ring; pawned $136; sell | AUTO repai iring: starter, ignition and Kni ht $160 down. Mortis, 214-16 N. 21st, near Bomont: 2602, Cer tral 2776, — we i—-- do ia SAIN roOUIS MOTOR CAR Co., the low rent district saves you money. ticket $25, fox L-4l, Post- Dispatch. motor: at your or my on — See | Olive et. areca et ———. FOR D—Roadster; 1920; starter, nice winter AU BURN—Sedan: used only a few rm Bomont 126%, “801 Locust st WALKER: ARMSTRONG HF. CO., PAWN TICKET—For lady’s diamond TAF 8737R.’ 5OGR Pace bl. ———" oon acinaee. . ye - ee : | fon: only $195; $83 down. Morris, 214-16) and has had wonderful care: it w or on u brary 06 Olive et. fancy mounting; nearly 1 carat: perf «© es a , TORD—19% coupe, Se ee oe lrade dn. your used furniture for new. ‘lue-white; pawned for $150; ticket, $30. | RES Anstalled in all phos of radiators, ms, trade. See Miles, at Riefling a, COUPES | FORDS—Three roadsters; like new; with| beauty; terms or trade. 230 | F Olt aw @ one »” ° - ‘ ’ : : 7 repairing g. } f ” P ‘ . A a3 4 HOU ese 2 I sentra! S227 (c14) 7 ¢ G-108, Post-Dispatch. (c) ~ ferman, 213 3 Pine st. (cO9) Jefferson DODGE. at vt ‘HAL, MERS PAIGE ine vongd Sime paniit —" trade. 3516 | o! thee ae nd — FORD SED AN we ORS TOL GUUDS Wtd.—All Kinda; | RING—Di smond lady's: $17 N. ‘ey (c) | AUTO: Must sel Dodge. | Oakla e Beg | hac P pe : ’ € ‘ wAd.s ym of - a P _ * ND anmene » saaicasituiialarbcittaidinmatlaaainaiichimasis , ap artments. od 6} vatd for content *. of Néwstead. Ld floor north. L in dell B487W. Sane = me = °* ars, Rive sid 766 > } ho he Ri heap; sv rin pra JD n Sunday. NEWET 1, MOT« Re Cc eo Cco., | FORD—Roadster: 1918: ¢ nerfect me c) -hani al | F ord 20 coupe, $160. Knights. 151 = t' hod model: ettra good con nit! = t a8, ti brie ~ ms > - - -- —- —_--- — =a B55 ‘OR (DS overhauls d, 20; ‘Teasonable prics gs} FORD—1920 c upe: excellent condition: ex- ‘STEAR Easton av. N 2100 (cS) RING—T O-car ‘amond, platinum get- =e i On EE Sn Mohd Sh) TS DD ape ; st: arter, Hascslers. de! Finney AV. ¥ . : nouns Gentleman's diamond; 1 carat pure , , =e ed ; | DOR | TS. Lin P pemereene pone e~A Bh nnc 4 m Lae Cap pee iactareats ANC . ‘a at - -~ pert gua ranteed auto re- ible t nechanically perfe t; $175 . a nousine; excellent for wunder- rroORD—R ’ AN 109 Locust &. white Pas a 2 - (9) Roadst starter 1 den ountable r D rr, Post-Dispate ed rates; estimates | _‘ ‘ 516 “Mi cnigar ls a cs a Ae t ks ; Will make easy terms. Grand , a oe et we anc en "e°7 3 abl 8: BRISC OR LIG H T 4 SE ont 3100. Central 7 : . atch ) Missouri Aut “a T +. ; | 4)° (ce) all new tires and overhaul $275: can} ' ‘ UUOl, TABLE Wtd —* 1,4 x: five lAWVATOC ae hoe , ’ - UlO aan oupe, 9°20: extras. £0 tires: | —-— J ——— —_- --_——_—__ ararn @ terms. Mendenhall. F ord dealera. Late type: -passenger, in elegan ae = eo oy : WA TCH—19-jewel bal! “ or Sec} ’ = Ge ~~ o : . . - ; "4 - aa r f-t i inake, size, pri and condition. mo SOU nerfect ¥ Bet nett trad retails gg 3chool, 2810 Olive. Phone Bomon ‘rns if wanted Bilgere-Wheeler Auto | Hl bs N——Lit m .ousine; In, fine condition; ; sac - 2315 Locust st.* open evenings. fe2) a wonderful car for the present times, ; 1-240._Fost-Dispa tc emit ge etic —__{¢98) | _Co.. 2820 N. Grand. (ce) | _ritce._2016 N. Taylor. (c)} ~~ FORD ROADSTERS, ALL MODELS. JACK NECE, 2116 Market @& ch | Remington 1° | — : | ingt ‘gauge hoke automatic - ~ ~ ~~ —-——— a~s RUGS Wtd—Large Wilton or Axminat. r:| Shotgun; perfect Sendition af rite D. W | | FOR D—c ipe, driven less than 500 miles; LC occ MOB IL E—1915. 7-passenger limou- Rebuilt, like new; guaranteed: bargains; _ Bomont 592. : i “ ae ra ——————e— | condition no obtect Phone Li te MW 17 34. | Scott, Rolla, Mo, H & H * vlinder Grinding big sacrifice; terms. M. Lederer & Co., sine; good car for funeral or service work; | terms; open evenings until 9. 2620 Olive.) BIC K—Sedan: — w “bargain; terms, only J HIGHEST price paia f WRIST WAT CH—P! OF as iecidieiacitien, e 3901 Delmar. (c 65) low rice. Westorn A utomobile Co (ec) (36) $H00 2800 Gravois. = a U som rooming houses oe ixt ma conte nts fats, $150 Box G-114 ae n, D 26 diamonds, | fly “ap gs grinding, pistons, piston pins, FORD—Coupe. 1918: i lition: 4 Pope co $ tral ° ee (cS) | WRIST WATCH—W hite gold, rectangular | paired, a ae on rin paint, starter; $250 cash. 42614 Hart- Thoroughly brand-new, used 4 months, $95 down, will ~” 6 ’ anh ~ he cash “prices a fu rniture of all | ee ee: brand-new; $36. MACHINE co., ford : — —e = $2500. Let * a. dee Suaranteed, for! serve as brand-new, complete regular start- |OTiginal Buick finish, nee a lux ; a a a condition, for $600. ©: BB a agecmge a B idences 4 flats. | Grand earners Gat ic ) | Lindell 8163-3164 Easton av. PORDS—C ‘ounes mt $130 and un: te rm S: MORE AUTOMOBILE CO.. 2805 er, demountables, shock absorbers, and |G@0odyear cords, virtually mil ~_— bat | 5 eo “og as av. Lindell 160. R. - Eaonor' | ALL pawn tic kets. “Giamonde tea sine. anaes dpeemnenntnteme tons =: Delmarf 384. ~_ (c83) Cy onc —~ da y S aE?! Riefling 9, author- B iomont 198 —_ 7 @ Locust st. other extras. Universal. 3410-18 Locust | Velour upholstery, 2100 miles 4 , Moon MOTO AR CO, 20,000 P UNI ld feathers; cif Hive at ousnt.. Bomont §832w, 2; A aot = fore. o PALS _teiterson.__ i EFRLESS —Limousine h FORD—Roadster, with hack seat and sepa. eerentisd no Leask ae : e : R C * ‘ } i) iS av eat S° ' ‘ Oliv + tet A i} . - Te a ce eT eonadl ior — mousine ; PT’. Ac ’ ~ a " te . old, 60 fe . oer yar 8. 2 —————— en Al TOMOBIL EK REPAIRING o spe: ex lent ga! ~~ Cail fully P _ onstrate. 619° Delmar a cash; — -- rate top to convert into touring: demount-/discount off new price, terms) te ust Bomont §&. | muSt sell; cheap. Box N-373. | - st ‘?, oo” ‘ “ ey Mi - fe 2 as - - -_— — atest o- - —-- ——e > inn: ‘ ‘ > y ° 7 new lontana Feather Cu., eres “eat DF 1; a rare rm. SinsRCE_ARROW ————— — ao sf +: r. ables, bumper. shock absor bers, oversized UNIVERSAL, 4410- 18 Locust. —Limous } =o mode tires, stop light, ventilating win: ish eld. 6131) ~ 4Q4 50 Kood ru running order; cheap. 3546 Pine st.| Simpson ‘ay, __Phone Benton 1281W 1919 Wi ‘handler Sedan, an. $1¢ . Denis i “ore “7 7 " rton ondayv Cc jeimar S66, Forest 767. 4426 CAMERAS HOODS, FENDERS, TANKS | gO nny ~ Don't throw your radiator away. We can For p—c oupe; 1921; like new; must be geen | — SAINT LOUIS woe CAR CA ) ARE YOU SELLING OUT AUTO GRAFLEX—4x6, with film? pack | ®@ve you money. We make.a specialty of | ) apprectate; email cown a oe bal- | PIERCE-ARROW—7-passenger, limousine; 6 Call the largest buyer of furniture. rues adapter, accor lens F-63. 65968 Horton. | Tep*iring all makes of h ance monthly. Open Sunday, 20 Olive. | 853" stress, oat Al condition: cheap: $400. LIS TEN | O THIS Open Sunday. Bom, 1262 2801 Pianos, flats, GOLDRERG, Lindell 6111. (58) Cabany 61:33. oreeho ‘i TT & TZ, SE RT OR 1 : ; ): tir ae one ae | N S - drive a car that you don't have to Coax UD) ~) | BE Vileos MACHINE—Drophead Wheeler & | sed, special low prices: new Petieke | 2ST IN ST. UIs rr rg oe ,, af er a ry oe an paint first otice to serv ice Driv ers! the hills; actual value of this car is about | uying: Wilson: fine condition: Slo 47405 lage C;raflex reduced from 10 per cent to ag 4 . PIONEER SPECIATITS’ A: j . et range at = nt Men: lenhati. - . sae . | Packard Twin-Six, second series: sor Si by Se one down this m ming gets it MOON MOTOR C AR CO. - *S. terme or es Be : : Lo woo SEWING MACHINE. heaa WwW ee per cent. Rembold's, 612 Pine, 803) +¢,%2¥,- 4 OUT OF TOWN, CRA’ 2 cust st.: mn evenings a 7 | fo , year Me. ra >) 3 : motor. 4049. Garfele” ‘Sparemest. C ani| Locust st. ‘ mine, 803) yoUR RADIATOR AND SEND I? gP BUR t.; open evenings. __(c2) |} ean de. converted into 8 (-pasmmaet 1) YanLen, 38e Ulee Cae eee $116 Locust Bomont om , lac Automobile Co.” > he A: '8) |G : FOR REPAIRS. THE SERVICE W is FORD—Coupe; late 1921, 4 months i: touring car. See this car WRECKER. 85 N. Gr SEWING PACHINE—Now Home, cule. | thie raivabie ep tl rade “Phone ag PT. ice WwW LLL Bk ahock absorber. aauneee extra tire: elec. NEW a HOTOR, CAR CO., Open Sunday. 1030 N. ¢ rand av. ota yRoLET ao eae ; n 6 Vv 4 5 ’ on, Call 4769 Alma, (c) 1243W. Miller's, 4823 Oliv De adel BO TO ine edit, 8% Zoule, Mf | $186 Walnut ot. Open Sundays te) Bomont 260%, “Central 9778, Se Kolb tamer ten toe Of nthe 4 ‘ c a eee ee RE CMY Sse R HS

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SUNDAY, . NUARY 29, 1929. : @ sUND =e) 0 me _SANUART 21928 ws~ 1300 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles and Motorcycles Wanted and For Sale Ads in these columns today. _ post DISPATCH 155 - otal ‘ ® A U T O M O B ll IL IE S gi | A UU T ©) Ril ©) Rg I L E ae | aie A U T O Wil O B I LL IF S — . BONES stile —— — gE PO a ~—s "TOURING CARS FOR SALE ___ SEDANS FOR SALE SEDANS FOR SALE 1____ TOURING CARS FOR SALA _|___ TOURING CARS FOR SALE ____| ___ TOURING CARS FOR SALE __ | ae “ Sy re rh er j is , wi . oe A new ti $s: cheap; , t . ie i phone, Gran j ‘G1 ; . hom This Seavena + utemed te cost Seen at -- ne Sido; most bi) a ay ~& - -" aston 4 ice a ul ‘ sh. oriva _— OLME: ry ~ > aer ° Su: . r ‘ te : . } utomad..8 ‘ = ‘aes 200 ¢) 490 sedan; moto: on Ey , ue rage, 4587 Aston i : ; rditss P| Fi » Liv. cooled 1820 ~.-Dasseng>r : . che#eier. ‘, bargs : see t ie Classy SULOneenN?®. » Worth aoe A a : BOLET —Late me paint, oe : ay ree $4" 5. tourir mg er .~ laime he has the best a " a | ILE T 0 ; ik if N () nA i , , -: uarin : Vy eatarn Antomobi?® +o 72 : = + : _ od ie seenger tor . fet SpOw a B34 loc a? ' - 716 } : © "or Fey are Gay ee 1919; $375. let x = éri 4 vr peter. af ‘ane tats — nag ‘ G 1! sae reg ae . ; SON if *ix tou - . } ' : condition will tal 5 es va A Se jres; c= 4% >a rk veral Ford coupes. 19°91. §-|+ it yourself | Narr ) = Pargains. Riefling | _ sate’ ois eS ee? ent 4 an jon an ‘* -alere ‘ . 7 iv : 55 H: J4dson to in . ‘ , an . ‘. On @& steep hill } s us ” » aed we de . . 3 ‘Y C ri@ 372 as: Le . car pert yine no oes : . = ; rele) — ai &. winter 1 he terms, oniyv " ° ¥ faNIECF HILL, MO } OR Ct). 9 r , } ne : in ‘ ‘ ; 4 mul _ a , --« . — , iL ren to Sea det 70 7 oo rade. WILLIAMS 7 TR lg CO., - wes we like to sell after M fcN iz E | I v 61 89 Del mat : 4 a ——er , _ $305 Potomac *'. me = SRIN Th | "ROL ED YA N—192 0 MODE! = 43 Washington. rear. Open Sunda | best ome a> minutes LUMEIA nodels; overhauled | —_ " ee yea inte ew tire ' ‘g™o ' —ouring, _ vis. ‘$85 takes | ee | oe ; 1t finish: over! hauled .\ .Wu - , a = ook « ke ner ra bd aimee a8 - sceapear aca Se es ame gener ae ie: Wer (°° eieek Sete eee ate y Fly ye on 4 ota? ! s. $125. 30% F MOTOR CAR , 1817 Tecust et. Sn teenies eet ncocenemntemeee bok mn big sales and mma!l profits: $795 us AN IE LS © ent nigel a1 S 6 roadster I 15. 3 in « ex e* , . Xcellent : . if ‘ 30 ) : POU, lake terms; . oe a es ——— ae 8 —— es AO ' : : - Sie ws iy ne Wit a ae 7 3 “ ia , i oat 4 Car to pay. emd trade : our o'd car, £ ~vitnder T-parser ce ‘ : - . - ' ferany: ; : [ey] as Sf A r ; rt. -y J -- ae r ; se ; of , , 7 — * i exceptionalls YAHL eM MOT QO. "r , f da ; and XN. gs r ane mannan -— yu oY Seda cae pm an excen- Open Sunday TOR C . 1039 N, Grand. ie in wonce o) condition an: { 4G 7 P : 7 at ‘ te) m 2 tae ¢ oF ; 4 -pa teenge i No 7 would pay You — — az , | Aevent | Gay oY ok ’ | ~ = viel 1790°0. ° att mn | Huber Motor Car i QD ‘) T - - MORE at TOMOBIL PE CO., PROS ocust = = . 3 a, — . = : : a . ‘ \ : = = ——— , La , ou . . i x ants | oe Spait rie adi ‘ 1! at*" in aa um st.; open Sunday and eve- v4i Jordan Sedan BUICK TOURING 5. ee aes uled: new tom sho ‘bers. curtail ne a, ge Bg og VG re k- e116 Market at. ; fect shape; looks an a er ee Delivered in Spr’ ng: has seen but !!'- date tes i odei; it bis Rd, on 10 ty , for 2 i 1920 model E-49: . —— | ee = — | —e operates like a new Car. @ mervice i painted a beacti- ' meen ams rice. Shanicaite di n igh, good me- | ful wine co! lor, black trimmings, cream “Ah idson ty To? oO. te | ne- $1? _ : fi - mechat a a? ' . ’ fine condit ’ ow e:noun es ' Ao , tT . rubb ine . Sn erihe ior rok le C 1i] 1] A ‘OF wits wheeis: brand-new tires; new hatteryv: $- > : 7 R rare) } e per fect conditi re. ; . a , c rub \ sac rit e 1o! qui k Ba . adciiia rH) motor that you can hardiv hear run. | = oe +P germ —— -—, —.= - _~. aa rs BGitIOR ; ° runnin id will c uton bile Co. ifis car is just as attractive in price Ve ne tienes ae a4 an ee 8 he es See ee a one’ immer see 7. . as appearance. good ti , a . . pan eee: * raraj a sata aa ‘ ] - ba. ; : | : see | | . ; | 7 a : ) _ ae - : = 3 £ : i aha - | ~ ) + art ne ; AMS MO'] ; . e We .* , rr Velie sess oe oS | HUDSON-FRAMP7ON, DO a. will sacrifice for $245 4028 Union. | FORD—Touring; new top; good tires and 1 1 DBON—1017 sup an aie | Oakland laght uring . o>. Tyler « ~04 2) foe tig de ae Bomont 31 3309 Lecust St. - = - _ . ' _—" hg, 5 — meg .* {at iet. &G ire . " S0U- | A dandy light ain ucifully ©9078 Olive St : evenings = P Se Py > - = ai VU. Central 7 Dia rs f car, in vo Duit ee ae 5 ag sate \la f tou ei” 1s” " a! nhed ay 8 ‘ert auled emonsirat eve s’ . on oy Grand Chevrolet | 1 eat Louis Mi SEDAN, $500 - ; 404° - wi. . — : _— - } . une. po , sf iy u*’. ' LOUIS MOTOR, CAR CO wees ——=—=— . ; - . nse ; .. ree > a nm.pe {elly- “ott ; 25: 1918 Enger, perfectiy;: $586 a . , : . “ ; '* J . EN ’ | Oe a ‘ . in mee sis ti} — . - na > _ si aa 6 3 ° " sia 7 ’ j “© | ~ve, 7. p » ‘uqd »baker ae ™ : . et Am . a “ Sedan, = 700 ‘ si s -. Po: NT ] -6 . *80 l i.ocust $50 uv ‘ Tor >. ‘} / . r - . "4 4 if i ter tot sieieiels) NT WEBE R MOTOR CAI , 1817 Locust . mthiy,; . , ‘ ror . . ;! 7 , . r : bh - . . ‘ ‘ ~at put ive one OLDEMOSILE G~ Tout ne; 4) ight ik} AN = aa , ; . - : . . — —- “lm ms -9 $1¢ ,orls MOTOR CAR CO., L IN ‘OL N SE =D AN a GE ‘ou looke re: runs lik é © ik TY awe oe ee cael Gabémaietins wn eae En good 1921: rifice for $650. 1817 Ruesell.(: — 6—fvuring: $300. 4386 De naam 00 in? 2a = paws 3 — = Will be paid to any man or wornan who car B.9° Ter! trade 4106 © = vr rE “yet rid oe inten 733 , ining condition “ail 28 18 Morgan. ‘c é Sa TT EK bl HT—i1V18s, | iosed «6bed eel ; — 3 cor onsirater; a beautiful ear; tm/ prove that Yal ien’t the biggest sinall DHOpGL— rit car: pendion , a 3 good tires, demountables; $99. | | on. ' me iOBILE : : a. = — Torn, eon 4 Passen ger: » a ’ -HIT ——— s profit ce2ier in We sell nundreds in: wat) terma. Cen ‘ . ’ ’ ive Look. Hudson G —- j ) } Be tah _ | gee od ~ —— cont bo § ashing toh. ci : wy i. MOTOR Co., 6189 Delmar. = ey for $ Cam you bent these re ; touring ke vary Ui ; out ; starters; fu > + iO] sali summer and w LDSMOBI ' -E “sy ; Fan | ; , STUD EBAKE ne like new, will DO! ring: like new. : tert oeh Motor Sa! 2 rf r el 4500 miles; original tirey, look at {? shake te tee 5; like mow: will " 4 « “‘“. ¢ ‘a ; ‘ e ' ’ 4 : ay : ’ . ye a ’ . aX 5. 7 a wr T. ane -0 Buick 6 tourtng, absolutely like new rade. terms. 2506 fF > poe At: Ops; at | 4 re eri! o : = ng 3 ) rifle, terms trade. 3 Ska to £e- ‘M4iBoa iN Seda: 7: co | from Tadiator to tall-iight: not « scratch On pOD4u! Touring; late model; $260. oe ons ——. , —— | $525. odine toustest iae $578. 7 bargain vets Se ge AR terme to re- fires A ne a pra tically new; he entire car, om sale today for S795 Nash ni IRI ourin ee a tour ; late 19720, é , if ain. ye = BIR meer pepngaty + - é touring; looks like it just came off the! 7 ourlIng: new top, door-overning : . trade, Cherrn'et oe it at 33 ashington, Monday. | showroom fleor. $1500 car on saie for $690 artaine: tires almost new. 4015 ‘eet oy = = —— Wit! [AMS MOTOR CO ‘oadater, de- . : ~- — — 0 , a mene : (and 10 other makes; al) reduced from $100 i ine. a2imost Ww 15 Lac! ORD ~ : ’ . . = a an LOZ! —Seda % : "SA ER 4) = aaa Se } wowed 19°70 mede!l: 4 new hia Lov. : : ; smart, 9llo down, a STUDEBAKFR—T ing. aimost new: Al ant ; ob selected for | t axacting — $490 Gidees 358. 1817 Ru 4243 Wash! ages elegant condition. Universal. 341 18 Locust weil ay G-passenger; painted ma- sTvU DE ‘BAKER—Tourine car 4 run- c y Ww 7 5 { { a 2 ° at = ? rear, Upen cS inday Ol Ds & To rir 4 ‘ ” a _ 2m - are) hy ™ ’ 43) en . -_ ‘ y i ‘ pa? ; ne Be ee Ne 2s " af . hiy t ‘? a ay ’ — — A é onan u 4 . - : " y (¢@) ri : i ‘ wire wheeis, 5 - -V Terten "y eet es Gan? can — i —— , a anal ‘arene amt teen , and 3094 ‘EI PM )BILE—1 ‘ourlng Cal cheap. Sahin inde! roon. with ali new tires: in good condai- _eoae “430 } Ang must sell. ‘” &33° Ham- . or rm ry + theme bape 74 car : Pays Eee 3 ce , low cost ft » or take Ford in . - rr ae epee 12 tion throughout: cash or terms: open — Ga) ad - pravois , . } il cay unday i = . A | —s a oe , 3 — es ; kOuUring Car. ' —_- angie ¢ jarage, 4867 Saston. YAITLEM MOTOR OO., 1035 N. Grand av "ad Lin | 6560 Cas) RE OEE A AD ANAT | ie. 1a : “Touring ear, 1917; ood FuauiNk | s-pyoRTEEBT tourite: meade tle re | Bunday. Wrangle Gerage, 4867 Kasion. ( Dic anellies : sonal te te F hep ~{ A, 3 : = Re ~s bab: i ; ’ rel ont con n dition iucn: suet 2210 M NIECE- -HILIE, MOTOR § o : 5189 Deimar. sTt DEBAKER— 5-passenger ‘touring: tires et 2 _*os ESE RR eae GADILLAC §—Tourin a real bargain Lasthnagratedd eck _ ae aan ic : ee . penning alozzi at QO] DS VOBII i> TC TRING 7 Practically new. new bettery: good ru: Sn aia Riis R ale) : : i Tro ’ "A : : inde - i “thers i use g@iving you a $500. $029 & Jef erson . ‘ . TENS ¢ ' 7 as ‘ . shee de Yi RD——]j]Y2 tour! gtarter, if rie $$ a 4 as ¥ 4 ¥ n ay. ing condition; bargain for quick gale. 1619 OTTO C ( 4 tect i! be OU ey , of facts in thi G* titement: eome > Ayr, FOF Se a tees oo coms TOON . ae ‘ argain; tert e Miles, t 101 , S al endition: make us an offer on this a fayette n -*4 : . —_ . per: a . vis , te Cc ouring: 1921; r verv ttle : nO ae oe ; ny , ' : k ain COnGLIUN, ; " ~ wr? —->see ens - + ; 2 Coupe 1508 3 er Rr. 7 aartgs Srives : (han ar an nte ss t. a , , ~~ °. ae , : : —_— Jorda te | port j UDBBAKER—To ring. 19°71 ble @: dine Bomont 3125 eS : , _— guarantees. Fuerst-Wa's : . — ; —s a . « ow 264 wee — — E SE D AN —— -L JTKE N BW co PT) »Ou ‘ : ‘% wu . al > 7 8 : Dealers in M ss ITlh We ‘ : . . a . ; +: , - ! , . l tsrter, “* 4 me 1 — — wis ; » &rOMOBILE YT ., > Ri 2» i,OC ist st “ heels; perfect condition; bar ain. Fuerst .- . DOUG : ae “ b-7 Ly r) ? . nve . terms " ; ; ‘oe ‘ : iff a Ree ‘ . ok . , ; rare — ark ye wegen f cnakaines , 198 wath een P car Coa ore in Via. ) a = se Aes site . ’ “ i reain. Do ( - 3 , i...» @ at r eo tanitet eeaitiieiahialal sc eeahentenatiate to \ - —— ———— ——— - i ays. and guaranteed like new thro 4-passe tow Re men a _e or ”? OV ERL LAN D—Tourin 50 cash. Aseo- out: car in beaut shape: for $490, sfoo fh $800: out pritrade. Ol OTOR VU. )AKLAND 6—SE DAN, {919° 1981 4 - eager ¢ top t “oor-opening curtains; ali t) be curing cars: i: Sever ral Saree L Cx) cington Minute Man “6 | ciate Auto Co. art Boo *Washington. (©)| $1000 takes me Page ted, new $405 an‘ seat soe. ear; refinis oh; tte mechan! cal saean , the Pt "bie , sag jer 1415. Kinga _® highway: ~ —— noon pal tty Kelly Springtela. cord | as Mi RLAND—Touring: on ees eres oat _partice. F090 Delmar ni 75: Oldsmobile Me * ‘ ey "1 2J0V' cust. omont — $$$ = ter; 0 Minnesota, a dandy: only $37 end ite constant readiness ar re oy FORD—Tou 1920, — " with starter; new oe : 2 : , : eae in 3 new rgain for someone > Studebak urin a Roney: oy Fase || Gee, wanem = secemagend §= it; full : a | in per : et $408! eae * Sh OVERLAN Tourias. 3921, $3 21, $375: Jost Tike aker Big Six To g ‘ cAn : r : .} _ tires, Lat ock absorber; other extras; - : 3 - ° ! Touring; 1921; very best mechan 250 : - — = pew; terms; trad arrett, 3433 Olive. 8? 0: new 2 +m touring, winter and suramer Ton sae a pecan on; i; 2} enamel finish; tires fect oo dition; $250 6456 > » orth Ma: Lege | SWentaacs se Peroct ghane ‘] ~Gem- MoNIEC Tt, MOTOR cn CO. 2 }- 3920 y pedan: excellent CO. 4243 Washington, eames mUTS Cadillas Automobile Co. in excellent condition: srnall cash peyment, FORD—Touring. 1918: | seat y covers; $16 , 4358 = Page (7 bn ee. VERLAN pe: offer refu od 395 balance 12 mon ouths Huber Motor Car Co. winter top; perfect condition: $144. cash LEXINGTON SPORT MODEL i onstrate: §2 Call at seus ic Etzel. eon — N ASH ( HU ). ~Sedan: 1921 mo ane condition; | OVERLAND SED AN £601 Locust st. ¢ i | —- AK —fom Open Sunday and evenings.| or terms. 4815 McKissock | BABY OVERLAND —Touring; f fully equipped : ing to settle at : ; - k; E: dive and extra || 94 _24 = po cee y , eo : 1? argain 14 today: cash or time. | || motor quic ; oa a she: r- 'mechanical conditton ) eg ste ‘ -——-~ : hort ¢ : - t ’ |= « touring: © rick Garage. a90 O and runs S pow; 1922 | motor: erp—secar. : months: ve chanical condition; $500 quick sue. - irtains. bumpers, mo rs. _—— eer ane yang rae 300 down, balance in monthiy pay- | Ov} ERLAT pesvil demonstrate Studeb k T . Sa , pen ] m ic) ; — sorties: ii Bomont 198. : tty rb di udedager ourin x e , 4 agrees ones mareoameas youn re and cov: ; cost $1200; ow'ng Ce Seen ae stacket of ~e £00 HUDSON-FRAMPTON, ag, 9 ass senger , 1 Al n n . us A = ° ; -“ : - Ie on one ore tr eC - ' " . te ->——-— — —- nmpememenemenial . oe! || 3114 Cass Ee pom aaa - 799° ‘ORI Touring: late model: just like new: é-passen ger oy .. ~y ppearance: O71 mow: like new —— and sumnm ops, 4 mer: ast a 2 Ae ow 5-passenge: ° first-c] ace pair ar 4 goos TQ (, |} — ] ours ng ca Ca ; zc ei.en condition: thie ear one youn own and | new; 1922 motor: ——__, s : rt t! ail a it 0 Gravois (c) §330 tires: newly painted. new top; : Nrion. 165 : — J Sia Z ~« : ee $9 n° ‘ mens, Palm —_—- — — OV ERLAND—T our! ing; winter to; fine | JOB 10 oil ae polly? ee | . = —— 4 : ‘ . , SH >ASOE ‘We MAStTon ster. a“ ae aan nurhout;, $235: Bomont 3190. Central 7430 | pee tnd + Starter and generator, demountable tres: AS 4-PASSENGER y at 4! - ; | : DODGE 7 RING. 197) rE sas, . 050 Faston ar ee aE “RLA? 3—Touring: starter ani liehts: everything in first-class order; price $345; mr _ the desirab! six t| jant—19° sedan, ful by h us model | “P y 359 yr very little, {= virtus } , = ere a —— ae biggest b 4 town: $75: Séu0 trade. * | WERE MOTO balance easy terme. iy roadster, th esirable - i : aoe iu tae ost 20) ke } at rva rangf- FURY ut ee ' ' ee - ? ’ ue “) Easton @ ZR MOTOR cAR CO., "T817 Locust et it gives ; ~- ee : a A ione: look bus like an: out : 2) eport model; {t {@ easy ; a Mees ws es cet : , ' ! y Siv Ler: wrace NC ) \f soa — —_ rsh AME. 0-2. a OD ind nechan ii D—Secan A — empetemey 5 nt sh : } i! ecc nomi cal to maintal: > aren ie” cil a _ em 2-716 FF a \ C L OL N T URI “ OVERLAND 90—Touring: “$195: $95 , down: 1 “ : 4 : lue; ce eteiy equipped thes ~¢ “g ae gets pit coo ant ve tarte : bles. Mc? ie Ait, MOTOR CO 1 RD Delmar 1 iso 75 Qverland touring, $65 casb tans Stuc ebaker Light 4, $60 ( cash ‘ p ito nohile {an ; 7 r\ RS 34) j I , peony ' ' ae ’ » h 7 r A TROF TN O90 tor = — “we Ron finden ' ARO Bast _ = noes buys thta tittle light 6 passenger > De : . — j mit ; you | , y 2 , la mopolé 1), pang agg _ 4 MA , * N—1! gy Pe tes . ng : : ‘Pyar on Touring: new an hee = shoe agp eo oo ; [Pp ON r “3 we CONGO, » y , pws « os “ ~~" “| (hy * > ~~ ; - “ ya res . emegey i 2 chi ; m™ new tires 09 AM PTON, — sf . it . on ene fae thie aioe of . ) . (D—Tourins $1 ees ms en all day Sunda) Triangle Ga- ires; 3 balance monn’, (e) this little car will give you the aame eervice A fs) ye sac St. i258.) 7 : 1 Ford you ca : es net . pe a2 fad ; n give ri zs vd) rage 1887 Eas‘on , ire ‘ -M Pea oS : 5 | rr a $1000 car; come over and see it: 4 : a es, in OG : oo k- souet #2 ic yst ane ee Mrilllante « . ' “aa a emonetration will convir fir ad () . ’ = ake ment atintein’ aaa 0 . VER] ; A condition; $100. ce you: first $ i re oes ning thane. - a 385: $100 down: » > pay; or tt Sa aMawShhes benutifdl late moor ) ) = ! ) MARMON T OU RING ERLA. our me 4 04 cond De Baiiviere. t#kes it: $50 down, balance $5 week; no in- pPSiLE— — : han } ; . Te gh ge comes : . , | Bee 201 na , , ris 7 ; . ures, tes t, Poe. , “_nassenger, with plate-giaes Winter eur- “= ; eter tes (c7) oe yl kerage, OLIVE MOTOR ©v ‘= : ’ : ; : { : imag nea Qs _ 'O0 ‘ rifie S32 % ‘ : eit the. =D Sage se : awd ’ — “pe -" oF : oe ee 4 , . - — nd fu uw uvAranteed a - . Se : 2910 Ww ash ngton. Upen evenings and Bun: ND—Roadster 75 model em medar,. 1020 model: 1 ; new ~~. ¢ wee eas “3 $5Q91R. 47194 Natural Bric mee me —" — = agape ae “Zl00 up ee sina see LAND 90—Touring: dest of condition | day ( et | 0 UsUirhix, ’ CHALMERS 6 - esutiful: ' An ; 5 m oR —_—a coO., 2805 Lecust st. yee Serene guarentee. Seen at a6 = = eo vis) Stutz 4-Passenger 1920 to ring: nearly new: per- ouring: cord tire equipment; Al mech 9 a LA ’ an- i; peed cash. 14 3 haw- Giving it Away ‘e amily: the lowest priced good used Stutz of- , ~——$—__——-- ial i | fered for sale: we invite your inspection. car. first-class cond)- Think of this. en Overland light six yee BUBI -R MOTOR CAR CO., 2601 Lecust st ‘ichigan. Phone Victor : compare it to any other Overlar ae * __Open Sunday and “evenings. ° harnics sey it is the best : Se Al a | tert 6 nal. r built Continental Red Seal fr , ‘cara, very _ Sy jouring. Califorele "e+ WEL! 1921 touring: perfect oon ! he hood, found only in high-grace cars. - lass only 1”, termes or trade; no sroughout. good ‘tires, good paint; p a4, in Rolls-Royce blue i? 3 ou cowd | brokerage. 716 N. Vandeventer, — 2 an offer; cheap; terms 1403 Gran- y ride in this ear for 15 minutes and hear | TEMPLAR—Touring; eaime as new: make o % ones Pas ‘C)\ bow smooth the motor performa you'd rab offer: terms: trade. See Mr. Johnson {AXWELL—1921 tour ring: : ht ist like new (. Ought to bring $600. Big special, 9490) Diive a | p's! ¥¥ Fulsh 21 wie ‘ cas Sj . - > on guaranteed in Al me hantoal condition: & Yat oe MM Seon CO., 1030 N. Grand ar. vas a? IT TLE ; 6—i9i8 | touring; rune val y cash. Seen at 2229 Loc iat ~ ge iey vi; ine; $435 terme ; trace. 4106 O1 Olive. ie) ——— a \E—Touring: $100 down: new top; door curtains. Parrett, 3433 Olive. _——_—_——— ————-— | ¥ELIE 6—Touring car: oo At KARD—12-cylinder, 2 3-36. touring: fine throughout: » ~, aplendid cond condition $100 to $965.00 ondition and right price. Western Auto | -— , | a . . io) VEL 1u—C entinentel motor “aoe = WARD-BATTLE MOTOR CO., 5 Se RD suring: firet series twin, new| call ané make me an, offer: ch heap r: 8016- : " rotor completely rebuilt; will > sold today . Plunkett, 7640 8016-18 Locust St. core C res: muptes Soe ape Fe en. $1000. West Park av.. Richmond Heights. : aE D ae ' , t pear TE aay Headquarters } | Goo odfel low Garage, 5802 Deimar. ta (c) | VE! oe 20 touring: a eylinder | Continen - ' a lk . f price S611. 3 sa , len nta eS ee — —_—_ --— 33 al motor, repainted and overhauled; geod ee —— — . : cae ’ ' mn $1200; tax 7 5 af I F : MORE - ; aoe oad pes “ rat , — sie _ :, - P AC K ARD T OU RING tires; very complete equipment. Our entire UTZ ROADS1 ‘ER 1919 FORD im. 19% * ood cet aay tis tre i ee ' ; — mene eee oe Tess; pew van int: a ba | stock of rebullt standard makes are going ’ erful « nt tin l on time or & ior che c2 , URING: moyen? seis ore NIEC E-HILL MOTOR Coe 5189 Deimar,|; at greatly veqnese dae investigate; lib- . EBI ER MO? CO , Lecu . | 5807 Finney 3 a r 1 uarantee?: bare . L MOTOR CAR CO., e 6.66 : sgenger “$600 cash, bal-| Ore! terme. unday. Wilsom Motor iv" ESR Rae — — - ; -, ning . ive ive at 23d & O-¥ poet ya . > iy | Car Co.., 2921 aeuat at. res: $100. : iA i 2 ough’ f -3 F wD ne Central 2775 e orn ter -— 230 2% Olive. = se ‘ )—— ON ee - \F OG: . , 4! . + €)¢ A ?? : ~ —_ a A (E— Touring good 3327 W condition, ; aa ; . ‘ ‘ hy ; 2 ’ ‘ A is - VE I R V elie : ’ i ‘ ; ’ j : . . : , ' . iad Pe 5 , "410 1 : 1%! : ' rms. ] ‘, ,ancev\enu “ ; “1919 touring: new maint: pew cord | | nF, E TOL ING In first-class running conditi 2 t ou lou ae leat fo : : . ere . Je) ne 00 ; : : ' , ' “@? ; ; : . iu ‘ MOLIN k KN IC rH l i P A1On—ieert model; “goed condition: good 7 srnooth ard autetiy; $2 "0 a4own. . 1s § Car Dea Missouri, 3910-1 ve a ngesenger touring: overhauled and | tires; extras: terms. Open Sunday. Rube | per month. which includes ineurance ~~ ] . 2 tmiad ; © : # t : eae ss aes « - = ' ~ re . > ‘ } i ey ’ ‘ : . , | ———— = REST MOON MOTOR ) : ! T 4 en ¢- se chance for so: on rhe Paw, $590 uQo®wr Pai kKARD—6- 38 touring car. $: 300. ., 2805 Locust st. PAIG E TOU RING 1920 — RAMPTON, “rR , cus a set: ef es ; c s 3 ou > . . yy ’ ’ . . t . . , , as . : n° “ys - - 2 ae , ; | surpris ‘ i - ] i ‘ é . { ‘ } oun ROADSTERS + oe 2 ; . A275] Hi A LM ERS 23209 Lecust s&t. —_ . few paint and t ‘bamusenre 31090. Central 7450. only $000 aNIFECE-HILL MOT ‘OR, CO., 5189 Delmar, . ma m cor . “ tse wu | ee , ST E-ARROW- te ne ee a * _ excellent Sf ‘abany 4740 Sunday. “Olve 8 “2815. Mon4sy. Locust Sts —— “ : >... BRIS — rine an sachogroom SO f offersot , ~ » oie , , Ol mi . iring ; Trustworthy | ia ' ) lock. stop light brie: . : . ors : ~~ ee a Samy aaleeal . itio _ Western / Autom ; 2 | WILLYS KNIGHT—1918 tourt *: in exce!- mi = _— . sae HE VROLI ourins a! AJae” | > \rrange terms to sur Ls : ’ } , ' arts x ae alee itn di Hees. P — ee lent condition: can be bought cheap | : pee, Decker. : S Page | BRIBCOR—1920. aee- :, own tuod condition; bargain. 2127 1 : 5 » One a : toe: ) erime. is a first-class : ‘ a ierce Arrow. eosin cash Been at 22 129 lacust st, (g3) od assortment. Both open and on _ 2829 Lowr inder: S75 oF " [—Touring, 191 iS 904 cays. , 7 D 2315 1 tat. M ON WOT R CAR CO M od “8 good condition; 2 extra tires; POURING Caft—BStarter and generator, 2230 cars and truck —— a , * a — ' eter { \} i ‘ Ait JS. i work. choice tr — . Aa . 200; IC k = 8) ’ . : eid roe + “ ere é : i o? mat , me neta , - - —— amen ’ , : * Rae er a ty ter iT rapies and P Q hon sae -— - - OE v ; OE ? oe ; , , ’ . ; ’ . ' ; vA ——~ 2 . ; 7 terrris ' 19184 7; pars a ros .¥ ” ito- | all S . at : . ae inl a1 Dé 4 ' , 1” . j n _ o | ’ re . ve ae ‘ = ~ shy e | . ren cnt ei usb or terms. ; ‘ , QO . on a ‘ . ¢ ' ; 7 q . ate Cc or , . acini " ms ' “, a " meee ’ , : . , : mob > i ea! neocs He 9g naam B OUR | ‘Cc? : - ——. : . ~ = be } t ee: — - - ——« . rr i ae A. tm guest ™ , 7 kil . i : " . ol a . . 7 . D tin | om per TT ai le 0 ” . lia —s . - “ nd ms ‘ ‘ ‘ runabout. motor - . >» 4 — . ine ‘e- natch we overha repaint a rat te ; : * , , , bw , 3 ; aif eurtng. Overtaud — bargain, can be Gee : + ‘ . ' . Post-Dispa Ls re Ye 7 : : a ng ry rwunaay : [ ; . . - . i Tier | mies , . : . : y & oD ’ } ti j be ’ , a a’ ing eo toyring: iown payment, biiance , el cued h ACK —Tourir ne wo B 4) Fun: Motor Car Co.. . : D—1 1g: 19° starter, ¢ Ox. tire ' as . nail $750: 8 rn | iphol . dition: | running cond 309 ) s Motor Co. author . i mo DOR 3% “ nt conéition; plenty of extra 9 in. : tra , Ls , : , - apircrrc Sy my A orhaule etamue Reichardt Mot | or ; tl as the ele ence easy. 2309 Locust. nt ge F ya FORD SEDAN, jent conéition: plenty, Oy ¢cvance foi IVROLET—Tourine ce fers; a | sires: | ma, grade. 216 N. 21s have reduced (Re car ona Sfomtague Reioharde d tires, thi p the elec. || ance eer. 2900 Lope mda' : : 2 maO7 Finnes : ete line; S100) .. erin yaks Giese ay better ris ; : : ) mdays P Used 10 Days,’ $300 | $07 | SRST: | = a uring: 1981; §s ’ — r fo ad » Arrive 2 teasing: tik ier olet dealers: | y« ) a otf aan ASH TOURING wes TH gs ey > Hi i ret a J : on tr? rt yor aii ee ane. bs . he east ey, cash ‘terms >) ’ hel \e u Ait A > ‘ y 5. - — : dog , = NA H tO j N( . : : js a SEDANS FOR SALE : " + . ‘ey . Mi ; CoAT? rcvwy ’ ° a) sen oe Eng 2818 West Pin mar. _ | vs : fe ») | R ae | mM | 7 .. * | , : N—Sets eof only a. few pBomont 126% °S01 Locust st. r ara ot eke amaidie For ig raace has ise } rf | care: it | Bl = : ? ; pen Sundsy—_——_—s ith wipter top: | cai jn. Bee 3000 Locust st: 9 ‘adil! utor 0. Rebuilt , ; — . : agg : t b rai: Vs ; Aw : ee : Pees ; ete ~ extras sF os . . . ‘ ‘ 8 AT — = ide rr} ’ n : Tm pe 4 » al , : rte x‘! ws : T car. f t : ——-— SF) | HUT 1CK—Tourit Lom ate meee: Se ee, ai . balance nthiy; n Sundev « . _——— eyo °309 Lecu t. 4) i mail 4 ! : re . "hes - apliameatb ee 2) | Onew; only S137. 4108 Olive. ___ DNER—1 i9e0, Here tee car! ‘SH TOURING, LATE WEBER MPL. & UTO 4 - - Mo Y ra . . « : : : ~ A b) Fiat . r ‘ ‘ 5%. . . . 7 = j ’ ' ; : ‘ - a 4 » ° , 17s > « hea at} 7. ~. : " ‘ ; . ; - — oe FORD SEDAN Sunday ™ = . - Tie : ; , ' : new Li nae! a ; . ie : ; , som & : , can’t tell it 3 — Hes nit : wt arte 7 => - . A CO. . Oakland 3 . p +90 eet - EERE . ith } 192 Au, a hevrolet, $100 Dow n 2S5 ile “46 = 1 a ber’ : . { , F of ¢ ase and beauty ae F Px ; : ; ma ; 19th and Lecust @tas. Knigms. 255° ” Bem 2220 model; extra good condition |) | BuICK—1921 | reer top, looks |'ke nev iiest quick buver gets this almost new | — a ee ge Tae : DNER—Touring car; run lees then | tower, ai) we ask is jast ast b ny (Evtabtished 20 Teare—s Trustworthy 7 ‘ he > " ras ota aod ax, - . ti! «4 | rf 13 ears ; 3 ‘ . 5 yore ler t ? res orig nal ' . si. j 2 ~ F ~ . ; e ew ; on > ’ nr : a , 3 ’ F : : te, 7 . - ; — owuse : hood a: raciator co\er ; res. : ni 2010.1 ‘ te - owner Cleaned it e ' pei Lr 3 9 . ra es ioe | new oO ' J AJ Ben | an mn , . ; ” . Geot eserortmen’. Both eves end | Ret margain ff solé quick. ‘Terms "a apr illegality : . came rou (rip. OUgAt Te ring | SURD— ! our caf Oo gg Re ¥° 1 -Touring car. 1821 ve n Al first au iy te tas OS ay ntabies 32 - : _ closed cere and trucke : : . _ : vs: a —~ s » is = om a nPaeeener’ > ‘ ; atti . 4 , am m a - ’ ; ~ : . . . . as sone r ps ; — — . a. was oe _ r - = ~~ 28 a t " ‘/e teed vais ae Price. ~ te mn —_ 7 ‘He Ow — > . _ ‘ . : | . - : ~ ; . - " ‘ rs aba J - “ 7 ‘ . ' s : . 9 LG. I # . . Te? 4 ¢% pn ) ' bi at sur ’ : kL ‘oe on > Nat 7 ; ’ ‘ : HL cones Ben —_g* ON, : - : ° ; . ] at it -~* bak | ~ Cas } : , . , +. : : . - see a ; i) ‘ 6 ® > : ’ » ; rs " $ ‘ : sate : . " Pe f & far ter rr " 5 ee ~ a ‘ . sissies . - o- sto t @ owner With at t ~ Pap i¢ : --- wae -}4 . 2 , — : ‘ , lata Caer an: : 4 R > NY - 2 bont $100 Central 7430. ettie an basen oF RR = > ne —e mos re ‘ ; » nureuat vam * ~ a anaiee tl “es es ee 7; , 1921 touring euwell eeden: — TO Washing'o , : hiemishn @ he top or : : LF EP ee =4 ——_ P aan . B00 curing; repainted | a LL iAMS MO — gaat ash ngten + Sear Sere eo tras. 3841 ) = _ te . fi pular car used osiy 4 mouths re ) . Trade vour old cer in« good condition, for $600. BIC x came vor gervice ’ rear. Open 3 ' a Bes - haule + bur . mh UF : "t gio wv bees ' ; & LerTn Grand ant Park >; make Rete eA Sr : . = - " : 4 ‘ ' 1 @ ff no : Ba e a ot " “sew tires, ' ar i Grand. Grand 6877. Victer es er; a real : 9? $60.00 mr ne r - ~ at overcron | ne . & practically new. tites; nt mg = lut . MOON MOTOR CAR co ty oe “un of rebu (it standard makes ere f0- ( *hev vrolet 4 “e) 7 D cmemest ¥t ing « , 4 #~ * Autor ~— Car (o., ee. Ae Fonte —w at mont! g ‘ ae Remo : : — —— - ; aaa Steerviie & na wile = ‘ ———— , a c ; AY : — Vic - a,* | Ks, ' “Ff nas o : - 4 . ut . r ” A , : : , ; , be ~! | j FT 4 i —_ —— a: ba 9 { Sealer Sedan, $1050 | — Poe Su : Aberty © touring. & | : : pats. -— he t bargain | bagge be me ~~) SPECIAI , ) - ee sd ya he ‘ dase teh i aah 7 er wes ) Liapie» - ¢ e mod . t ‘ : = . ; SM R CAR CO Uses B — : ‘prand- new Hn TS Seg sprain amma . t demour ta : . u want © : California ' peel : dither Sneerit © way. S800 Time Paymeata STL fOTO . ] oF . uy r yd er , oF e q - . i a nt ’ » with 4 ‘ Oe Abracivac Sie : ; : 5 “~ . * ‘fs $4 i. iA i ,” 182 esol . é Sordhtires 008 @ extra. W ondert ul buy fo 3°: . 1 ms; WILLIAMS Mol On cn : ‘ ; } ¥2 I i« is ; a _ : ; od . . ™ rt ' : : ; . ¢ } Olive at * atnenne . Soe. 2601 Ico al “ ——— : . co : n: ive . , ' tin? i. : >| P ‘ ' im SL ee . 7 2) b CO NTVERSAT.. 3410 18 Locust 4242 Washington. rea! ges Bunsey er ae seme bee "9 wore Theo ageing ; » every respect: m1 : Special Six } Sendobekee, Job 1224 | | PF rieis EN ee ED OOS ; | Ss) i! ; “a T | Th *NTY ERS: —— ee —————E ecuceiit , a * 4 ’ ’ - — - " ’ 16.4 : ® : os , ° ‘7 if . o7 oe 2 Aert . ° car te mage tetiove. sucsol | . . “(2 #150 ©1000 D ~ rag ne care ans: e- Pn Rest buy of the season; wonderfs . ae he Sed S od ~ BUI UICK 6 TOURING, $190" | Only $ own bgt wo touring AT® Kentand , “ rma. ant dt — andler am ' Yport Sedan we i —— awn from any stanhédpeint; during this sale ‘ verfect . condition. riv nr >! : 1ac0 “hy err. _ - P , ~ % a = - , . ; ) ae a “c eniy S850 i | TRUCKS FOR SALE ” " o rou o¢ *)546— rit athe ” J , er ~ (>i RING ; enn. ‘ AR CO. 1R17 Loewe? ef le Pefinishes +; A and | - tire inerty 6. 1920. OS? em tt - | euaranteed ‘ike new ; Sa : on 7a ‘; “The 1 NASH 3 ‘ WRPER M r st-class running condition. SO seechenins; condition: 68 Sor. $575: 1 ydson MOTOR WES: Gsad Woah . ; - ” sceiinianiiiaitn ; , AUTYU OR CO. 4245 Wash- Ov pat cand. Overist a coer | FORD 1021. “¥ | , spe: “7 : emertert ciesed cara built: ; i trade. TLL , . ; ) 00 miles KTEKVHENS—o-paawenger_ a - 2. : , ! SB : ge Oe ryyevt oa , : ae iin ' : , . sacrifice. HYPHENS —! ate trode! ; aoe cop4 ition unde" _ fo ao. r ' _ ' — . :, . , a S lfeneat ef ™ this far vith any new car ~ Boo i ington rear: © —4 . — . . 7 ain a t« . ‘ ry ore wing =." che . ‘ ; . om ‘tie ; ; we ’ ' ' rare? ash or tert * Me pe "se 6@ ne Price Defore bh i ing rT a —s ane —_ ' ; . om 2 y . F ca. 4 a i rt o : ene ° erOON — “+00 OMMEnCE—Late meta; “4 a : pe Seinens:+ , | OD Rann | other ligt on ourey | : ade, terme. =" : 5 HUMSON +} aren STEVENS TOU /RING | + | ee XN MOTE RR CAR CO., — Ste. terme « irae rf acsi ero I O24 Buic! cix . . Vii ee cutie . ; eer ie ‘ . ; od ; eu F : re & mer P| stutte*’ s h , ts paid am a pwr ’ — > : ‘entrail * Perfect antomohiie, * pein’. new tire j terurs, ¥ederal “Den oo of *, Bomont 31235 3 , Vadilla- Automobile ('o. _ «1 naer fully anu : : ' c ’ F S saat . ; -ahlem | , . é cent : | even! ngs and &

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er. cout es- 1300 AUTOMOBILES, Bicycles = POST-DISPA TCH sei ee a bak . ae a SUNDAY. C T OM O S it = ° | at es ain tN rave | | —i MACHINERY cxs FOR SALE " . :¢ | a ER entail eA re Epo oy ~*~ PRR RAF O'S oa RA ont WE Bap ye, AA SR oes a PLR ——; ena New om SulLZ2S— New end — . a err ~# ~ “ =~" ee wn aati AR ate ae i 7 Loe” Markey s MO TORS—F cr mile cr rent. ail * ——————— _ wcroPs—aresicte guarantee of °° cower ST" eres Rech ~ ae “whe "gx Gs eer | Sone SS —_— ° Shalt ag — Fas =a =:s kale 7 2. EVERYTHING IN F aes oon war : ParR. 2 rUoWP aNd 2c we “is : - x were: gaa ss teens ’ _ RaDio « ~ er

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SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1999 2 a SUNDAY, L E S |. JANUARY 29, 1922 cellaneous Wanted and For Sate Ads Today.ses and Vehicles, Store Fi ixtures, Typewriters and Miso~ fis” 200 MUSICAL INSTRUMEN TS, post. DISPATCH. 17B __TIRES FOR SA r = MACHINERY 7: L , UNSW ICh Tes @t 20 per cent Pe WANT "ED —— | HORSES AND VEHICLES MUSICAL Sees S228 i ee ls onl pp ew | SPROC RESTOR SALE —y FOR : MUSICAL MUSICAL ROOMS WITH BOARD—WEST in - Fer macnn ce, th & | SPRSC TS. een aan R SALE PIANOS: A anne a | ALB 2: ° ‘ iborDp- bn it 42eCAin se 4 7 . '. j ae kart S = —_ T ER 322— ave and board te wors- 5 Bchoe!) Dorp Mo a ® (0 rp | N. ‘Heels. ’ ¥ c mn gm we WOR ES—an4a —TT ‘eg, 7: 1000 to 1500 lbs. > ; . PIAN = an . . NOS AND 2 ORGANS ALKING MACHINES FOR SALE tn a “$6 —Recwe ont hoa Fer st > - - . = rhe er & Sons, 80) - Beil - Nea p _ 4050 Evans : Snre CLOTHING _ wae se ew Ss ws ; e i URTUOSC , Mil Novel: Pa Gahan At H—Lat aK, areca. host bean- 4079 - _(c99) | HORSE—9 ‘years oid, 16 hands bigh, 140¢ MANUATO——The player-plane that in all bat | Woe pe ylie-piano; guara : 4, wondert . with aU- | AMHERST Pi, 129)—Pisasant reome, with condition. =; Pou = 90u ish, fa GOLD AND SILVER RUMOR: -@: gueater Biager vabes for samt _X._Faires, 1601 Che it. __ (99) | tomatio stop and it | to : Bters ema, Demaae seats, priate hemes ay > Musee Coai wagon; B.. _ . AE er a. ’ ; : ‘ au p in . ~ : : _ Tae St a ‘ B85 e: SAFES PALDWIN PIANO OM Dia or : ' , days - _ : —_ . . flger At AUeai. 82 )-—Nice warm “yoom. eact,- 94 st. St. Louis, HOFFMAN; t. ee. rdinan COMPA m , . hi Hs ket Lliil « st. (c99 : tL SS: p } Se aMONOCGCKH i Sm © in J | lemt mneais; modern bose - HIOLBE, 2 HORSES— Wagons arness, oal, 1 busi- SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES ANUALO_T,. on ——— ae aii > eu tee URE , of andard = =makes: | CACHELORS APARTMENT — Exculent ais, suapias water im reomm, references. STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES = giume®: & greaier player issn aM a 9 $300: will nell for lem ' rice: | wetphsan Desest 24u TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING BALDWIN PIANO COMPANY, i. fully fiiuetrs ; J ; ti MAY-STERN MLSIC RTMENT. CABANNE 6309—-Reom and beard far to MACHINES | MANUALO—The player | 4 te y know" — Cepia, eS) | __'arxe front room saab , , er 1 » fe yuu eas - . > — —~ ym =th ‘ANANNE, 56423-—-Renu'ifuilly Window room: excellent board. ; "= ot Gleb . -_ = . ; “- } ; = : = 2 Cc AL ES | A j E Ski he ION ad | ‘ DW ~ a , q*% | : : , ” : ‘ : ¥ * 1 : i aed ts i? br ¥ 2 ’ or aties ny} od i , . ; ¥ coos A 4ay ; het wetter: private ferrtis c Cc - + a meme Scena es ; =. . , reon Uj t, im pas Ths FROLA-—Victor. tare shogany: 22) CATBS, 5035—Lady employed. _Drivate fam- - E PA xE 4 juMman; rea ter ilue fer you ney , Bi ood WRs, 2 : tt. 1537 & Broadway tly we @ reasonabk Fo _ 602i/ ' “piano and | Wel. mien ‘poome aad cele s Ee ise 3 Jppewa. (c) suai meals in private family: gee 30°’. 36 HOR: ge Gagee oe - - | _— , _ Petey Bis Be ~_ frat-clase ali bome privilege. engle of Goubie MACHY ‘-2 @ pao 4 “ae ' Hare, WAS i] one d condit iabvle ' ; a ; as hare > Les av Phone Forest 1373 | * ’ ; aE : ; wal re > a ~— ' mthly. if | : ; >; weet , : ~~ = I & : 1 : oo ra Kia ate nas BALUW I - L211 Olfve ew. ‘TROLA—Li new; $7 cot $150. i-MAR BL. SO33-—Pront “room. board ; a? far , rm >? DOR Biackstone av. DELMAR BL... 3930— Room and 6 “| : ; . - week: meals. 35 week. Lindeil DELMAR BL. 6040—Fror ype $7.50 each: also sa 4$336—Heom and board. 3% venient end hore ifie ; 2907—Conae ting ho tse8 nen oms hoard if deaired : . ; 4249——Sveul ber n-exrpese! - , , 7 : : .OF 1 Ok “a Ce serie manaien ; ae We >T a Thrvr ys . , Pins ‘th board for two 58 i ae Y RBTILT NS oie > as “uthing ,. | toy li a Mace a a _ Chipper tga, ——/ | DELMAR [f! 603) —F rout roost. board “gabe Acm ote r rrosdy % dey | BOR! Lorness ~ roman me , — Pl ANO_ sens ‘ + - hese Sune ; ' a iene. ; steam heat. comtinuous het water: mevuw me: es at. (99)' 35 #1 ..3 “= rhEL rs = : es vu , ' 2 ceaetiens a fe eas a _ ae famiiy style: $15 fer 2; laundry priv! \n : | ane - “27eC = orest 1971 . eS, Piso: good condition , cw * ON Tas ann ee i. walk Sage ENRIGHT, 4201—Large roum for couple . ' “2 gentiemen with oard Lindel) 404K. ly ok 5¥22— Reom and bear J for “D on- eisx . SAND SA 1 pee : : tate ne ; ; I = andes, © me | 6” 4 ' | = : Lt : pm ) ' x4 ' oodyear; 4 , ’ j ’ . ; 2 i . - . ; } _ ay y P ‘ rPARKa BL. 4700—Noicely forpietbed es, post han were at DOXeB, 1 mw bi , ~ —_”6 aa ee [Al Rk aA —s +e t ee it ‘ ' ’ Pha Cus Je rP1A ' - very ches as THE PALDWI? IANO ¢ ll} © a) ily roor with eplermlid beard. cneaD Te\ » Th, uss. (cH ‘ore ge mh, new Ya ee v7 ang in | ut . ; . aw ae Se ——~ 7 ~~ e ’ bens: bp oppesite bath, single o STS a = ao . UI ? @ des!red. é‘ i\OK™ sag ‘TIME ‘ ry o -., ~— —_ ; we - — gg eg aye . nell 4247) 7 GC ‘ HA! ’ ‘ ‘ : : . iy $ Lb " , - _ . ey ~~ T) ‘ y at” ii be . , . . ' i. . j d ‘ p~ ’ io aad * . hes ? ‘ » ; ys ‘ ~ (AT) ; y ; ‘ is : . re : : “J : - - ” 18, 000 3 5 thE " @'h ; T a i F ay ». 200; Ia rse £15 ' 46 vig ae ro! “ $ Hiekor. oe . PAT IN Pi ' » 21) >i ' tre rad wed y tert Le ' NTAIN, 40°8—tlentiemans would sere ehas ; WoT wv ; — ‘] : . = i _ : uthern reem: beerd, separate bed; pri- vi " ; .. may , mt ' 2 ant JwOgan righ B75 ov. 2 7 7 ane 1 oe hear. Forest 1O7éR " ANVILLE PL. 1880a—Two fromt reome, th or without beard; private family. Fer- a9 — ~~ wee wee | me 7 hh! re ote a) a 283 by Lowely %4-fleor 3-reom for fa — Cunples ee a5 ——— Ss Tr) : ; 2 -\ : $7. 25: Fire. BLA vt ERR AN Db } a, Pee \ rry }- Bi ; F : of . ’ ; ; . yi } ( . ‘ Mug ot. na 4 j Pte . | ; . é , : , s . steck of @!! stries and sizes, |! PM . oe Ve ’ a ; oe asl] a. Bee ; . — . , ’, 84 | BT Dd ind “ ret 0 _ 5 TO aeers =" ' ww .- Beard — ‘single immaculate, reasonabiec, gute - 4 611 72—Nicely furntened . employed; boerd eptiona | — om — . - - . had . 7 , rare — : ; at . , ’ | ; } - ; ; ae STERN aS we. | een . i —— | : iE BUD RI x |. SPREE REE 5: dhe . A. STERN is Lh——'T eam ry work hor: ’ ‘J neasnntan ereree . OB é St ge ln nl a oy 2 |} Olfwe st L. Bl... hay ong»! = toom , first - ; ent . TDAaARS ' . - vaur dations. Lindell — 487 INDELL Bl. a and board. all conventen es ter - : . - © ' from ] und 0 - Acm SOiier : ‘ - Lor uenmnelis, eng end re4 : ae , nome or ! ic : ‘At a ; 4 4) r W + Jackson. aint s*. ‘ ter ia uit ton pipe ; mores She sees, a4 Si aan . ae . a ae ite ie i? : 4 J ~ —% tal . d j i , —— | MACHINES WANTED . nome —— es > “ro. eae . —— : ’ f j . 4 ry ris - -—" - i+ . ’ , — : f ba; : ' A; ge Sl 4 ebie wire. ‘ oo ' a’ ; ‘ a : . Ora ~* : igi sec but 4 ie at! iti, pees ag w ; ' r Gison — ee —~ Lab Nd i, EL J¥4'.-—— Well furnished, steam = s eS 14538 and. 18x: 4 ‘tons of | 4° fo “aagpterremagcseh | PIAN prit a phon moving; | pf iht. ) | ; will call anywhere, | heated room; Coutinuous bet water; ex- | Let : ra fi con eut ar ‘ t : : a - — ve ] ; -~ Ulve (CPP! | cellent mea! (t) | 3000 11 ? rantes ait y lore FN PL) 7 a? oo Sp ecm OEE ann | . | $375. $400 AND $450. three elezant 1 — a." nS Smith & Ce. 213 INDELI. Bl.. 4361—Double reom. runming 3 r ~ whe i. ith exposure. sneais; couple er an U size ae 4 eee SBk | Stee) | Snasaes " ade naaie | SRT ¢ ss Fraukiin : eae . : 7 sad ts and Locum. a (es | a or pe 7 ee _ Bla. 2074—Gentiemen. tired of Son , O00 It Taylor FA EB Nt ye ahs p. a * S709 1s =o = . oi ae ; 6s , club and hotel life, will find s comfortate. at choicest food: 14 rooms, . Kteam heat, ef Fy a few other representative RECC RDS AND PLAYER ROLLS ‘siness men: $65 to $80. Lindefl 2614 ~—-— a — oonery SITING 3 from. 3) a a - ; a a —_ > : ~— - ; a - ; 1 . } . . bs ‘ - ‘ , » ‘ f : , 4 . “ , . r'4 . | . : ; I ; | . } ’ " » ] ~ . e "> . : 4 . at } . ~ 5 Ls ‘ - eeu . "J $ : d ] , e. -b3 : j ps ; i x . ' . “I r,t A, f ' i) 27 ; 5 | r os ! | ee 18 ek narged iOQc en h phic , Bi PHiER: ON, 4474—Ro ym and board. con- TD te ill |: pm: One® «) £ j . WORK , , I ha@wmess, part. , at : , AEPatiodh : ria bike 3 of nusi ind ph repairing. Imperin! Exchange. 916 me us fn : water, home cocking, = & JIE, nn h. } oner, 500 rpm: all 220 ARTMANN & MEYEROcPonodue ant took toy or conl Wagon. A sag ) omeeencsieal : PIANO nt } made, good ench. KLEEKAMP PIANO CO.. 2) ) vensences: reasonable MEE RR i -h P wey SOV PPT OD binding n s 21 8 @: st Phx Bit) ‘ > a me VN Birdman. 1813 : ‘ » r tel i » & ii aeyrare " andl ~ S-ne Ea McPHERSON 4936 Beautiful room. table . : : : : . aa , oO »> VV est "y ' ' we . rels *? : — ‘ery bes! nea hing s hurhway. Univer- : as —— per sit? car: cep lernen (7 Kent ¢ ‘ords Overs ‘ regains. 819 Franklin ev. i Glee mamutacturtn: enn a rm rift re ail all 220 2 wnable: @1?7 | ; . 1 ; . a] jara lnewicai: ch McPHER®ON. 4147—Cheerfal hall room , Ss) - size = “aNd GRIND) w —~ ; : Wiss & 52 wat 38 ae re ret mp of 3 Feld: _ ts as — — ee warm heme: geod beard optional; reason- iER SIZES IN PROPORTION, aa x ») ' “hy iG fa a. rit 77 exsk. Pi 900, Victor 51 itiful mahor: Triuhe: : ae ae i Bay ay | able 2 - 7" oe la — . . , : ) : ' | ¢) ; ; oF r pri qd Anipiee ¥ " ee , 4 . >» @ McVYHERSON, 4704——Heraund floor reome toy pses SI? - ret-clase roxte: all comforts; private : — . ——— — - : ns : . hag : few home Px mont O50. f aed ° ; ae = . : P.-7 : ; a : a ee ed ee . ” : . ‘ , . ‘ — — - - me om rh 25 i SOT Phone 0 ic ize rh , int DuY . ; ' ow ER, ' re- = ore 7 2 SRE rm ; > rHERSOUN connect ing fron: : oe } sBteG. J ‘ : ' Mia ) ath ee a a ee | roor.s or #8 pale | hot-water beat; ex - ‘ ' Cr gentiemen pre- bargain: open Sunday. 26 ee YCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES pe Aen 7 T | . re oe rument for student: only $56: tern : ran: sic rolls and 1 | : ) a me - ‘ i i S.» #0 ) ‘ 7 ’ , aa "Y - rw, , - ar eee wee om ST 4 NDARD M = 7 ~ ,Oe - toerines ? livett Th ran. ~ — aioe Litio Aken 1 Re iurins ) —_ 7 : é, ~ 1A", =. ‘OR DE irand-ne ou! . —veoue* 566——Room and board for ) ‘ ret : ; * 4 _ ' - 7 ' lly , a > ‘ ’ ‘ 7 4 . 5 7 _¢, ne t)} ‘ ’ r pets *one ble ‘ bany 79h A withhold some of th . | * , . m wagon. 2560 MecNn' ne ee = ee | at Once. es ‘evel ) ar my ndert u ' h for list ‘al’ Rostra PI > |34-—Koom and beard far ’ ot tate femily. Forest & 226M. : On account of ; i sPLadad . m » ) = — ; we = . ’ ré c a} p, . re : . ) ; n P. . : , P . ‘ . rf cor ve mie Thee “st fer oie ~ ache meee @ >» har Wag ~y at ' heund imets Ba» se ; fo: whtle the ahi y. 1414 “SBEERY TERRACE 4512—One or ive furn.ahed revras; exz-ellent (™) ~leegira ble, oe. seperate beds. Uinuous het water: aleo single room; heme cooking Phone FPerest 5679" PAGE BI “O49 —Koom and board, s° . Priva te fer 1G BL 4809 - on room and bears i 34Or b COTY @0 re Bis PAGE BL., 4442— ee reom, steam feat phone: excelient meals: private family . r-aeOru bebe (Ga) ROOMS and BOARD I a oo a oe bi owers, ; he mM ere ar ‘ tocl : : ; : , ‘ a ‘ es P _ , , ; re = DY? e eT J : ~s , . ; ge ; ) fas aay — ee _ a te er: OF , r. ; a iere , 4% ih ret e ltnO8 7. yi. ti | .) Bl 4442— Beautifully furntenen room; steam heat, exzeslient mesis«. In chty. solid eaate £0c per line. reesonabi Se Hoome Wanied. otele. ; TANRBLAN! FL, I-—Besetifyl sowethener C¢ Suburban 4a. & room, with board, te couple whe @esire a real home in first - -Clase | bome KAYMOND, 6268—Her 2 —— - prova:s ferences nome: @ii cenventiences; re re Bin guarant Lee... Ruarautee. ** ab ha ptt pe Cr Domiso-~s at bt pe fl” Dd®iomow Sth ad is . ey is (4 C4 —_———— . . . , —— = I j , > m : . - 7 re . i - r} ar ris rvi?y ’ Ul J count juired MACHINE 8HOP EQUILMEN7 | EDD, eee tees Sea Ort , : , note and f . , **Machinery our ' ame . ; ae ee mann. 16% “ee oe ‘PRICHT 2UUM —Second-fi arge front. with board. LL Bs aus R 4 Oxlb: reasOolLal.c ri egies . — | ran i , - 4 ’ . . , ' i A = ye large , with KOZ Olive (¢ , Barrett Boat Co., 751 red. cost $180, sac: , ~~ model: especial ; moa oe man CENTRAL water: twin beds. Forest 2694 + See POE ANDRE A 9 le 28¢ b, ent ' oA ; eee Ro mH 4 Day & - note: : ee ‘ 7 - a x ~~ _ : aS OT % h. pp. a. LQ velig with star WANTS] a i tt0? ——~—— F . = : ' ; genre. a are } ' $60 ; ils Ol¢€ Lee d FP vetoes, ee KIGHTE b NTs LOLITA N.— Room ROO M AND be AKD—YF or 7. im (c GIN E—Ci lac iy at . RM B Y—On : , | ofc: a An +O) hoard per wee me le Forest Vark district Grand -192M ff Three ‘Too ma F oot of Fe rae a ens: ‘70 ang | or 8: [oN PAL EN a cq I onaie with bench, cabinet and 60 rolls of she , v ee. ’ Lpwwoyed, Or WwW ith child, #180 gentieme! rorest _ vd : g : OT - — a . . — 4. : . | ’ E BL ae & st PP! 7 . > ae — “ “ " - . “' . ™ . ; Pe os my ‘ 5 2 - : "? aye P ; j : : si fica ar ; adicaint as aid ss —_ Dp, “534 NN (Cgrandivel ter }>—]_indetli “a ae le eu, private: W eat a ¢ 1. . — fa ; one oa w) a00; ir Ly ~ ec cong! wl, cheap . ; " y 16 + — - —F eas — —— ‘ . ive j r ia ay : Lv, vi ’ 2 . inf p + 19: Ar ser k an pian: mee! « served faint! e~ ? : aati el ¥( onde mniie @uar.... ‘3 ih — monday. 1007 Market st ae ee, Fe - AT rr ae -7 eres ane oan | . (HUNKY MARZS—6 and 7 veers —— a rs . a anae x imp pseu ¢ ele, & WON - « ty! near Crand eud WUlive. (4 2200 M ND BOARD—#2 employed; jovely rn ¢ =: . i ORBOA i-—o en eae oe , , ; , aD HO * Niu is” peg a se id \ FTAs PIAN' ‘7 «6 U ~ v= tC imting oe . r , ne ah cooking. cE “4 “PRICES O} OTORS—For sale or rent, all sizes. new 2 aan ata = ENED Bitehenana art co Gounio Resmenss Coane. CUO Vis is mest eee — ; m Heinz .. : VASHINGTON, 2406—Warm rooms; exce ; e._"Fore : iW me rit TIRE and usec; wiring, repairing ang ins . 8? dir ge tateama Onan A — peccnteine | KOO ~ Ve a Ee Be - I AN C “~~ 50.01 lent -" *: gentlemen; $7.50; day board Svie. Forest 6971W peme Elec ric Co.. 221 Marttet st. —(c8! rowboat mot —s sy Oo. ae oT Light farm tam, 1 wepon md dop- \ ~~ | P) R-PIs pL Se on r high- Kingwley ccccceccces - $295.0 a ; SOUTH | ROOM AND BOARD —In private 0 ~ Pe ? , i d : : oy i eT v ] ] } af rf i Lé BC re = "AL. ‘mr aA ~Hoorm ané bDoara for week sin $7 50 each. double. AND AES ; , : a ——— Ply R-vPIANO—! busi nd Straw — | SHOOK tabs money titgge — 45 ao tg orate 4aeene own ® private home. Pitewe . Seifer. 5186 bh ny ores! . “€ ‘ita? ( r i Os i j 4 iC CG e ‘ot 165 1 late a he wow Rac = ns — a MUOM AND BUARIL-—WHl share wth uo “—— ~ Bad CM, ' ; Bee Tert ’ ©. 0 allen — n C o private aperiment. = a AND VEHICL Wermer, 3741 . MS— m_ outa a rus, $LU per mont ( PIAN : De a aap. er. i on MOTORS AND GENIERATONS—in all © 208 | HORSES : sone Tyga ea all: “es LUDWIG MU 16 Pine. (c) , nan cori path and ney r By penne At a hhauea: aumelians Sean tots ’ i "fT re ’ ae . = : a . " ‘ ' ' : ; S. “i,t 7) - rs 2 ’ BOC ne 4 ON, WANTED milk, bread, puint rpent ier sibeo ; 5 : : ~~ we ‘ — a7 " 7 ‘cd oS Od j . ‘ 7 9 j i ) 4 me . om ‘ y ee ’ 4 c. B . Meh : S ty a? , ; . : - : x : ; ra sf mar u v ; ~O } ’ putin . ' whch — ee ee - + “14 AT A ? rN ] : 0 uri j J i ru lavie Rete, Con oe nea) . BS. g ‘ . * sare " ' : " ; on gE ' “Beil * ~a —_ . . : - . . . " . - ‘ARKRD— foxx Laclede; " VS }or aK@; Al ee ‘Tos ARO, . r na @ de — a , — - oom «in seond for mes. private BOrmmue.: pat A “- sta ‘sip eee ; Li AI i $529-——Front room. for coupic ml ‘Phone Fe a Gane" ‘ ait eae - , 77 TALKING MACHINES FOR SALE ed mv¥enicuces, board, oenthemen A . . . - ae a A r . - 4 - 7 r ~ ~ ~ , ih ot od eg mu ae a ee — fe > a fine LIDAHU, G661GA—Heated room with bata. fee ROOM AND BOARD—Southberns “exposure. } hermes king: rearonabie, for girl. ) or 2 gentlemen: exclusive jn - . ' -phar ind rec n ll L LL Vi aoe © roast reg, Means ea ' i . 7 \ } ‘ : 638—Fleem avd teard fer couple privaie home _priviiege af garege rect Tron rere} a 3 izes, for immediate ' ’ Le u sadc hor ' > 4 me Koll I 4 / +] '. rig v¢ ' ay; ; A ’ gan cceller ‘ : a ' King rea : rm Cabasy 1°°% Lb _ ." fab am A ers - ‘ if . é “on j ' " a x é . ; . : P » a ’ j " YY es ; ; ’ “a ‘ . at ‘ - oe - - . , Om Ee We clone promp 7 . Pit agg Y) - aia Y) Cs rr) Us im a my a ; 7 , ’ i om J I Lat . « : . ‘ aoa Cae " - ’ ‘Tee q ; : — A t. ~i-pi> -_ ; Reom and board: : ae? » a 4e : ATOR * aed , . : 4 ; ; .* : . \'4 ‘ 1 « i t x GENF RA OR he Lint .>* aw i ; ‘\ : ‘ . ‘ s Tv " ™ . . ; . on fy i _ . 7r « 7 , * _ f% ——e ; 4 if iy err pe eyed. vYete etewiant yeuns ~~ = N Broacwey. ; : : r - “ . . , r ai q : } : ; :. mo ; . } : ; , ~ ; mas : , 2 _ “ ~ — - -— , . , —— on . = — . e ® - . Ss ~ Vers) aA ). ay . ik : 4 rie rereren ee lie > 6a vy ' —r - Ram 6-1 . a a ‘ conti Bue’ ' ’ 3 v EB }: NON “§23i1—¥ ! - - Lae >, wus eats —- , - . bhoaard fer two s Whh 150¢ 5 “D ON, 3614—RKeom and board \ : “ | , ! . _- : IN, 3614—RKoom and be «| VERNON, 5247—Heom and beard ET tee hye ig ' O 536 a bys f . ; | iF ! 7 ; : . i« alin Ont . err tier er - lh ~y ov gaa ' ny $F , Pla ANO LU , - wo “ar bo eee peuple employed. _— ' A r . . 2 =a ’ a : " ss . . ' ; a eo ‘ . oy “7 ¢ & Pa’! ’ ’ 2) “et . Fe yry and ; 9 . — 74 ‘a _ ceaaa ; . , = - ; \BRNON 5365— lars re “ = . ‘ a ™ " f “" ss ; ; ’ ’ dine P . " - r \ , é rent facto . LL LE Y @VA * bs ; . ‘y i ’ 4 ya . rwury’ ‘ : is ; . a a -- ' ' " ry 5 ran? Fath my qr) } } | r) : ‘ te . | : ; pe 4 ~~ . — a por: h ewtadte two or -n price. oy Red fear Aen Teen ans ‘ ‘ ' hear _~ ( ‘id — ub "Ode ave a. wea ' can't be this for a ba! rnin ; PARK SDN GA-——'s : . ¥ "| VFRNS O06 . . 8!) Fizer Wrornil » > . perk 4 i , i . ! n ‘ Vw 4 by F , } ; , a rivate P y lo ts — . —fouthern - ; pronipt 7 ; vars : sith ; } : : ; : . . _ - >; ~ i- ; ; we ; : ;. never wU bare 7 Tarlo rn Cont — Pr NS nC A, ts ag se a - bo } 7 ; ~ . , : ‘ ‘ 6. GO Spree & for. 801-803 N. 2 (e099) | iitee tat mule. ches Cs | : : : | Co, -. 60 . = REER RK] THN seikanteieed : oe 2 Dew Be r POR Vt sche oe rer , } A .™ >} mM 7 yom util : PAU! 1 irr ebed n ' NON, $9. here: 1s te . - whee . Li . ‘ . “ . } : Or ' ‘ | ; ’ . " m : ‘ ; or 4 ‘ . c : — : vote _ dome. :—Two ee le en ae ne lity, A. hie? qua: - leecher & H *? . ‘ . : ‘ ‘3 ‘ - , . ime . ‘ ’ ; gs ‘ ty i i : . 1. by the F CLL: EYS—Shaftine hanger earini ree teatn mas ' = iene ant ! | empie 1 . wl rreat for me ; } = we ne te ™ » rem, F Diingse and e f ' preg) | : rm 4 ' "Amade Ak - 2 machiner, ho » . non . , : : 7 - ys ; , _ ' . ‘ : eg f1 ‘ ; : a ; ; ‘ M4 ~ ‘ | : ‘ ' - ner = . , . . ” the ne a . \ | | LAR 5 Se || Ou i angie — : SSG » ’ may eee) ‘X0- | HG NOGRAPH at a , Anis name: 2 h 6: ' mot | co . cornet, trun 7 80 da | Sh tx , op rt ox GA W AMI NUTON BL... $046 —Paralaad poem ar. 5° Pron : 1 . + . ‘ } cit : ‘ | . rs ‘ ’ ; . . é, ' ’ ’ . . 2 : i ; } j ’ . , ae : ' ; : - for man, & tp ; Not hi ng in © ‘ Louie Bel: r . tnd Sur w ws ae A, ' . : ~ipt na 8?! . | - aos : : 7 ' ‘ ee ' , ~ tet : j -- ' OR ney c as : ts ‘ [Tt : ; ber’ ° i “ AS HING Gn Bil... sib Teves SS ver week ‘w 79 this CLLEYs__ Hanger: , , - — ' bi } re - " . . , , , “7 ‘ i re ; i ~U. RO P’ost-Ip : a ‘bes ra: Sortn ent ; ; ; srs ’ ri & + bs 4 . . " 4 2 : ; ‘ : es ‘ ‘ . oy - —aknt rn shen cabinet ) 21 Buesc} lock, Mtkhar Ind ; m tm ’ ewer | SHENANDOAH, U7—Furnished recms ‘» WASHINGTON Bi. 04 iyvom NOTED maker used pias piaDos at very ONOGI e ' . eg rt vat fat - poard if desired. mGy. hot-water beat a¥ ‘ ae . ' ee . " .¢ re . : : . - — -_ rar — ~~ “= : —— grecial pri on out cuslomers., autos - Lae , s ane y = $717 be —_ = large reem. euit- \ ABRHINGUTON BL... 4 h lew prices ain; weat TRL, ; ; ~~ on board: reasonable. &id- with good beard for two. Raine "810 “ bh ; ; ae _ ‘ . hs Je " : ' : ye . : ; . . re it . ? ‘ ; wr ‘a ‘or pe A ’ ; a . ; hi. ' ; ‘ ——- . ~per ; . end en5) ermma: oO ¢ aiuberger dhecits , 165! ® 7 — * gewie $100 typewriters. Victor 1646 sizes; $10 wn: O14 violins, $20 up BE scucescoscetarupite yy) PHONOGRAPH tiful mahogany, latest WaViCKLY , 1736—Large furnished | _ foome: good table: terme se sinless . ) m , = } Ba ES aay — - Imo | recer4ds; mus roor: ; oellent beard. ’ ‘es Cords must . ane ’ = ry stack oo at n , nae a ey - LAil CI Nia Le 1 Gs Bull Ct rexs ee be rr) B Sry iret LATEST iits t Tro.i8 for Cort a a “4 ." eeli at $12; peed cach. Adi sheam , v ater ead on be w ASHINGTON — deep wel centrifugai— re “© ne exchanged for real estate, autom . ¢ . —- electric pianos; out of-town on re. Vi Fite , ’ 4 PranKFiin av. bie 2 4 . y ™” ’ ; - on ” ‘ — ‘ nh MOF raph ' ; > ~-s we ; . . ue “- t r its an pr Cae ee " ” - —: esthte-e cae tly . " ‘ " e ‘ h Lf) Dept : ' nf * i om . .*? . ’ fn fe r i Ll’ lor e. bg ip seme! + a ? : ¢ hone orders Premy UMP A! D MACHINERY © ORSES— ood re , c) | TO ERCHAN °) C1 m Gt wale whe | ) “ITZER, 1006 Olive st., &t. Louis, Mo ONOGRA PH latest models of the |W} MING 4015—Largn, Lughat n = ~ > * ~ inns ‘ J Pan)! n ————————— SN ee aha’ +... A% wn, gu ’ ele. ; , Ulta ee ‘ : t ‘8g New Ecison Di among Disc Phonograph and mis? 04 or unfurnished, to ran a B) a B th phones ia es 6 ma rer % mules ” oft foe: : Aver-D & Ti dae e? arper. ; roreat rae 9 . Dewlmar 24 54h. le ee mee Pee fi he “we! a) ave ha! j ‘i ere recesses, oS we 6 at rToung is Jies or cou pie emp.cyec Ww ‘a nH N N zi. ~ ‘ : * piayer-pisane owners write Barthei-i puesenbe: gc Piano Ce., 8) ~ Pine est i festred ne other room a | ‘cheen , or Wie: eld fbr ton up, and name * c »! vou on our eae : an . >a so We Can piace } ; Rap — pes ATTENTION JR a > « undeventer, —s_—_(e ‘ EXCHANGE—Stearns-Kuight : a on —> enerators, mbit 900 volt ray: a vA wuegies, wagon and har- t_naseent : BRO or rack; neve! sec; bargain. S415A ' sat catalogue ané supplements = . __{e89) >. ™ OF e¥ening: reference regu re . bie, . . . . e * R. - rore@e rn c herges - — - onan - om —~ : or ya oy as fee Gore a! é ’ ¥ . Y IEW ET L Ff TRI Exch. Bide | | HORSE js. re. . ae } | 4 FONOGRAPHS—Cilgsing out all —— WASHINGTON BI. Be) Thee Pp N it pm ne zee , 2 a hs enone 2 Rn © — 7 om @ . “y _ ese . = Soe lain : - r * " or and ¢ ec ort nued — Some ; i¢ 2B CO Nall A. : ae : - ood work bhorere, &5 mus : : PIANO— pte on ‘a* pp ... Bt. Loula, Me price and get a good itr . egies ges SOUTHWEST o-acuqpmmaeypapeeneny > aaa encom —— ’ : LIN If, ae RADIO OPER AVARS§6 AT TERTIO? Tons sige ' - . , . . f r rrr a; ’ a8) } 4 ; P ‘ : . , Tv ar ; +4 an rs ’ . " & > | : a) »* . : Central 153 ¥ jl a age at — " gd QD Re) volta “ ow S Fev! “Alara licens 16) wa’ bes re AN. | rwne ee STARC -_ ‘. *y ote etanédara maree K LEEK AMP PI ANO CO Mots Vs ié aOy Theee busbend —— - . LL ELE: “YT Rit . Exc} , Bide 7 R ~ } is "4 . peddiel b ai nes. a , ; i : * a : . » ‘ . - — : . 2 o + 7 | > af «a é Bile ) | : a Kite re! . oe. busisa . women 'e SHINGTON he... fy ae ive 6271 (RR) Cham ~ Si nue tts tea since ~- ' = ORD ~ - F —_ “elie: . . . PHONO TRA Pr} — Eaieon ch) Ppenta | @ mode! oe. € . hen pf in zs _— —— frout, heut- water heat, ww LZ ING and rebuilding of electric mo aac Draft; young, 16 bands high. Cal! STAN PS AND COINS or 14 et ao ne r det reasion devices: fin cost $795: xbout 85 Edison records, at- ROOM AND BOARD—In private family, com-| Men rer iidais fe ric im ' : 3 } ' = . . ohana . ‘ lp ‘ nies Other recerd a os > -a Gail 3 Sunda: Cen - . ya 4 ratore: eny make, any size, « N. Sarah_ ——-———e |} fi; ’ as n hal $7 per . p ae < WASHINGTON Bi, A, Sune vw me = stock fer imme 181] —— ooeler: § suitable for_all pur-| CEADER #temp Co », 305 Olive et.- + mt py Mees &rARCK xO nth Sixth fieor, Famous end ‘Barr eaRon hols Cclok. 7° ve it to (ity Limits, Merket and Man- fren: rooms; meals eplional: Rieter enpcanees Bilectric Co, 108 AOREE—G . make offer. 3957 Evans. eell olf stamps, colectiona, albums, eto 4 cl Cole 2r Ler cers, reasenabie,. Bentom 1JTOR, 61. cvnveniences, poses, 7 heap: ’

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ee- 900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With and Without Boar d —Is the place you have been seeking advertised here today? JANUARY 29.9 T—_ WEST ROOMS FOR RENT__weEsT ROUMS Fun PEN: —wesT ROOMS FOR RENT—WEST HOTELS” : _—_ _> —- - _ 3 ~ maa — hier se oe bet ncenasitimemanemiamaiinaiaanitin - —t _ ont a — a ROOMS FOR RENT—SOUTH ee ee a Patino rains atte ar | WETS Soa—Nicly tarais ALBEMARLE @ ROOMS WITH BOARD WEST ROOMS FOR RENT—SOUTH , _________ | aa a ge POG in asemantly furnished 193 : ng 7008 ._best First-class family hotel: geal SAREINGTON Bi. 4280—Dright, warn ARSENAL. 3147A—Nice, clean, ¥arm_! a’ aa a | 43 raps _— - = see ‘ —— STM :, ' telepheme. private baths ang INGTO i. ——— : sity ' ' S: private ag ee ae De s ¥ : : , a T : Bt - - 7 _ ~~ ~ ; ——— - ; ane rT — Ognectian: $5 week =p ‘ . —* +- " = “ . . 7 7 4 ——— as — = he cit) Abs 1 e = 774 : : Ee . wa ek eer sng AN LES | nished bs _teh —_—* ._—. ——— ar 443: " -_— - - ‘ . : : . — a ROSE 4145 LOX PEE TS NORE ONE PO ERIN «pont meme ry od — _ a ee ee oe ~ LACLEDE HOTEL = S-Teet son M Boz S-a2 Pp NORTHWEST — a ¥a°er Boz N-378. Post- ROOMS FOR RENT—C BOOM—I have a good hor ag 2 os i & es 3 & 4 i 4 = 2 - 2) Cadbans eo Wee Fx, Eas er. . able reoms: steam beat: all c Laméell 4340 3018 A—Housek ee> > rooms; cas, electric, *- x. 14 Toms. « -Renet te GARRISON SGG4 N —Fror BOARD Wt. is and 3®) _ ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED ROOMS FOR RENT—COLORED feoms. jar service steam AM $329—3 urn? urnism +e Teer BOARD Wha ate bome. Seulh —————— 2D We—iIn vie . av empicred. AnD Wet—? WaSHINSToO.. me reom=: ~~ =e : 22a In raler wt “es la BD od rTrL—?800 Locust: reome: run- fe puome $1 da S53 week. a ate ~ RIE A Ear e ROOMMATES W 738 Pu rn snes Reet RE 7 } : ~~ ° z . : . MEE: eke —— : . ; - Sean 7 = er) v > * 3 - — oe ee IMS—S, nicely far : is | a + z — room © wmnan wmDiyet WASHINGTON (near Hamilton um 3 : Park: “nest hotel in W nd ROOMMATE Wet— yous on @ =—Front raom for 2 gents or igh Sion an teen m & ee _ : _Specia ? rs taki: : : wit nis . repreof cm ic) i fat tei? 40352 a ee ee ee 7 —_ Pies . HOTEL ROOMMATE Wid —Lady ema seeiialidelie insiaediaiiies | : ~ : re | : room in privatae heme ' eee ¥' —— eT Tr} modern. HAMILTON HOTEL nc me ; 1M lot . Cau m ie -v= = . ' Famrilter ar and Hodlament eas -urninhed " ' . : — ’ \yuoTed n orm. med — peal bome ‘or «very guest. pi Serrentencee 1]—Yice t children: reasonable rates. Ca y Limdell 441 7J. = Mee 4) CORE ey SP

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00k, (98) - aT eo _ ° “5 ; Pein TED =m Y TAE ROTOGRAVURE PROCESS “ -—*) - ee ah ml Ba MEE GRP at ale’ Sf ; ii Bd. of Kentucky Beauty the Hit of Art Exhibit , 1} Fuchs, the neted portrait painter. It 4 ai magnetic picture-personality from the brush of Emil , a This spirited preseatment oe ccc it pele scored in New York. Miss Owen's brunette type of beauty suggested - —— is now repeating in Boston t oo tist has emphasized with a virtuosity characteristic of bis accomplished brush. The young lady her- : 8 gh of pose and a casineut ‘2 Louisville, Ky. So the sen orita effect is just another evidence of the subtle complex and many- 3 self is frown a fanuly socially Pp we 8 : . r ; changing charm that wake up the regular American pat, sece meee

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PICKING MUSIC AND “- RIGAT OUT OF THE AlR> Astonishing progress of the science of grand the East opera which amateurs by the hundred thousand sung by stars entertain wireless telephony makes it possible for a farmer in the Middle West to sit in his home and hear distinctly in Chicago—Broadcasting stations in radio y 7 ‘ > 7 ; ; asts ORATORY lege? | i SU1 AN Former K. ly” Hitt persistel 10 years had the —Even tives adi smritters Will le es where notable performanegs ». in’ ide the Paw , | st when a President address “on, his words actus, = countrymen ig thew er rio . har g itm here of roMante an on the rot of a ae. Se match, | e stars a? ne silent air. Yet dam rey ‘ \ ali e With W ire ess preferre jens. Crop Pepors VS SONSAalions, sermons Youn ‘. ry Lhases ween probably the others OGt- Po» receiving devices, ove which they cet th bulletin, TH and market reports an other information af , .very important nature which otherwise woul reach them oniv in aer. eral days or pot at all From the grange head is distribu. Weather quarters it otherwise posted where Se ee eee ——— re eee ee ee ewes ~ . a lhe simpie transmitteys vA ‘ ili cy {*s nt " :¢ i’ 6 Miliia y / if ‘ is i ) ab) races \A i > . . | “Tinctness may be read next day he “broadcasting” radio from the transmission attractively fur- especlaliy desiened for ‘here the singers and ~ Tt +" rophones to mee s at work-—lectura - pradueing stedis station on the roof ing light signals irs of unceasing eXpefr before Ue itemmatic equipment a ode to Wort Trigt tr i” ss telephone service the sunpliv of water, gaa with which the messages are heard MOT) thie Cate lence of the rec et¥- Nirse. upol 1 erich «othe reTnorenpess of the sendet. equi i amateur stations in St. Lows > “hroedcasted” messages regularly Quite et those from Chicago. It has been aff Teal tion at Newark fas a listening aude ear! 1 quarter a million peeple, exrending f{ward wees teow, end neo stations nare been hard orable conditions, for distances ex eeding # Int: which a soloist sings. @ hundred thou- *® sand people, im their homes, could hear her perfectly. ‘ ga ard J 1} wrators ' ’ msTen ing when ?f tune In mstunce ha 5 ae I i! ser will present a pro 4 the amateur operators ne he "4 tid’ ') inks of t how [en 30% Tlie TT ee the listener inust neces 7? qd that al will jt ‘ bs r lb 1 bis i i! i Ca {ford it ti nd t sound rive f atel: It io be tuward the Pini 1 A : the ae [he same 6 {{ qis [ict FY it hey want t ei! rece . Anywhere wittin severa vrospective pi hasers SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST LOU! ; 2 r 5 he » > | } . : . Sundred miies ofr Ne / . "Cning program rk, N. with a bed-time S POST-DISPATCH—- JANUARY where story for efyy y one hro the littie adcasiine wireless station star ones. ; ‘ an enorme ME hich the operator rT) b - . nts adjuster unti} » | » an ; eu: ittracts his fancy, an : for i oo ; *] - len settle down te e. * k ‘>, 17 on ning. However, this is ae it ntirely a luxury. bb | ‘xury. tt first installm de« d. the Dractical concluded, yo! Katherine El! Elkins mansi¢ nstance, Mm ¥ f « co an oy ‘he part, were ft rmers rranges have friends and g! it was a perf that “she wil ried the Duke kor love, aj bition. For ¢ rejected the 8 plain “Billy” hood days. E visions of coi it probably * that she woul t } over the rural tele It is not n shone line if urgent, o about the lat the second in with a Fren Katherine Hi vorce from tt Refore pro« in the mode c sis of what bh compl: ‘e Stock per ted to rem IWvVices The walls minated in tl to eliminate the minister mor : listurbine outside It should | was one of t was, moreov thing: tinguished of circle two former S lv wealthy, o lands and la family seat w Some time sirable family n Not one brain come familia attuned to the sam was Senator journ at the rezard it as

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Ser RmisiING END TO me 6 AL MATCH’’ ck Former Katherine Elkins divorces “‘Bil- Another youngster familiar with Washineton Was Hill, Hitt. tk yf Congressnian Re R » Hitt, who won her hand after asd ae a ) e 14 ic b . . =) iINnOl, WHO i1lKEe Senator ElKins. . “A , rh ly ; : * persistent courtship lasting almost was enormousiy firh. In the Washington social whirl the two families met and were ou = 10 years, during which time he once friends Thus “Billy” and “Katie had the Duke d’ Abruzzi for a rival sie ats ; oo Hut time passed. and Katherine Elkins _Even her socially ambitious rela- eventually made her debut. From a de- pe tives admitted that it was a perfect mure Southern miss with braids. she be- came. in a twinkling. the most toasted match, although they might have Seauty in the capital. Billy Hitt was «a en- ~~ i ate ‘ : _~- . d . I . h f 7] niost engulfed in the tide of suitors who ee preferred to see a fitte in the family swarmed about the favorite. It is to be | | + i+ } *) ; 7 nd down, and ends hi rresentiy the itailan fleet, bound on a mis- id 20G ences is " : — ’ 3 . . ’ . * > ‘ ©] ate } Sion oO: Internationa urtesy incident to SLOTS was JP Fin- +} 4 — % . ué Jamestown Exposition, dropped anchor ‘ ie a ic in American Waters. Conspicuous among its ~ at e altar. ide -.- > — 2 : - ~ . - 6 ; , . - . . A ee ; eretes olficers, and commanding one of the ships first instai.men .? Se lad [ > - r Bitar ene concluded, You may remember, with “Bi Hitt and . 7 it- atheri Sikins standing before clergyman in ¢ +} +} Katherine El*+ins stati as sman in the cousin to the King. +> 7} ° >] } _ ’ . r 4 ana . ; ° a es ‘vw . ~~ Ti“ ‘ 4 ihe Oldest and noblest tities in Europe. and > , >. + ” r , t- > ry we stmt es 4? Py 2. ath Elkin rs mansion § Sti« ¥ ius sii gea h uv You i eae oD ve , : 7. > ; +3 i : : 4 . ; ~*G@itsi aii’ Lac. & . lie * . aki ° “ . bea mar ’ Stenc +f r a ctr ee part, were pid. Mi ‘ _ aXe " Wito auaiiring Tairni y ir afticial ore reo " : ™ " iaining mm ri sai ’ a4 x . : et? , Pe rTr,esg 322¢ rT TS eas MTror * M- frends iG STa' iiie Ciati Ss @a@Seurstin CAt hh OLN?! treat ss , friends a presence Was earnes.! : ° or ‘ ; . a oa be San . ; ‘ e ’ it was a pertec Dis r} some declaring ii Wos}ers , - } :# had aspiring hostesses ‘ “ ~~ . - e > « * 1 > = ¢. } ae a i: . ; —s PF « ow = * -. . _- A . , sTrTt > . = « ' 4 thy s) : } el . ja S . * *-Fr . - a, ‘~ =. “Tr hood da‘ Even the feminine relatives, relinquishing bes = - . ; 5% . . . . ‘ . ¢ ’ : > aa rt 3 *$*e ses : - ~—s Kis ous} ~ . ir " a . - ; . rvry > . * > 2 about the latest development in the romance rhis ~ ~ Pa) — > —~ ys . . ~* 7. > a - 2 in». st? > the second instaiimenit. ® endc im @ raris courtroom ry . . . , T . ee »*T" +. sale : ~+.,#¢ cf with a French Judge saring ine puaintiii Mme . 4 Liie- - o ‘ 1A nina? 3 ; — ‘ Katherine Hitt. is awarded a complete decree of di v) ¢ fro » e —. > ,* : > . . = TY ? P y **? stad = vor + m Cpe absent de en im! a “h eigen lad R H ’ r . ai 3s : ~ : ae a oh | , Before proceeding With it however t 38 acvisaodie in the mode of other continued stories, to give a synor- £ " sis of what has gone before. One could hardiv be ex- nected to remeniber the phases of a romance which cu - - . + ‘ * a . Minaitec im the cs er n happy ending before the ' minister more than elght years ago * " . .* >. 7 - ‘ . —~* Z it should be recalled. then, that Katherine Elkins # +, = > > nf : Av a or ~> Was one of the noted Deauties of a cerade azi she Was, moreover. eXtraorcimari!y blessed with the de- sirable things of this world Her familvY Was a cis Pit AVIS Lpings J « i. is ai - SS ae | Laisiai az a iiao™ tinguished one indeed, at that time, the immediate , : » . _ famiiv circle included one nitec States senator ana ‘wo former Senators ,dded to that. it was immense- ty Thr ‘ we . _ -~ . “ > ie ‘> oe . . Fea ‘ wr nz a “as a = vy es I g a ‘ L~ f lands and large interest: in railroad properties i he ; ** > > | , tam ¥ seat Was at Elkins. W. Va had “* . . ‘ > we Ri some time prior to this. Katherine Eikins had he 4* .»? * : 4 La Zz rome fa iar Wit Wasninzegt(ton i ‘ rier tathe! Was Senator Stephen S. Eitins, and if fis iong & =— OUTER af the capitai "is vyvoungz @auvuebter had me ft = refard it as her second home. which in fact, it Was oard f , »* , ¥ ae ™ > mes ?* ~ Md : a. Duke of the ruzzi, cousin-of the ; Sere i Rae 2 - af awn * “ab = Pe ad a . Cemocrary amone tne Prepnre- he iit ? aU Cest ion rive ives STOn pet weenDn i *? . Y | ;¢ —.. 7s | *, > ~~ * sentatives and their wives anc tne crown of italy, ana (the possto ; iat 64 fa free vate. The ser} American gir r pht tfHiroughn some ext racorainar ed Ji - —- ade = * . simcinine 2 * — ‘ ‘ ¥ . » ’ ‘nA nme v) aPeT: atmosphere of Washington is Ze! ecome QWueen. Was appa > a tf ne that ef = "» * ’ ? oe ~“ t f ‘pe i a nists ¥ >» Amer} a I iG ays 7 ar ‘ 4 s™“ + - . Og . « + > ‘ + appreciated reports ee rrer ihe Ailing hac ryiaqger re or ' . > , , tJ chat , at. Mmarriaze ime Ang hac nse ' ec © [JoWars sowever ai a ae 2 . 7 od 2 an | 4 Z -* fr a r t) . = ee -_ - '¢ . y ~ oc? . — oy na > 7 - r, Soe) a a ci oye el , ad r¥ pra i iA m — 4 AU Ss recogn itiot n that far {er - The * nm wen’? tr tnere rii¢ engt is The new en * crs i >? — ert *.« men . ~ si s a ry r ' "31% rrr Fal rx? « rf *, - ens “ar? wh mally care ne more * Jaret a 4a a l , ae ros is »* he s. Ls ’ , ‘rT ca . . . os y no hreice Th ke char fr any ar the sai © idl eTs Ae Va ai Wou s+ & ,© € ‘ : . 4 Sin, > . ~“?- ? *?, > _ - ”~ « vv , ' : Qt — > ' Tia ;Pn | S “a ot | 4 a isle i MOL * Pe Ee form of biological ortcanisr : et Me had proven himself ror Spent if aserta, the paiace at Napies Je names a pease i yer * hy re ? ce Hyrineaeniaitx Were river rr ¢ flivege t? > “* ‘ PT TIPS Laat ei 285 4U LES t;emar acventurer afl 4 we ' ¥ = . ? Vi 7.7 yi rimcrie flLoanicd MISS ar ' iG scholar: in short, he was not Pdi » " eg « : . 7 > vr ’ ’ ~ ." P + . -* 4 . * *?F - : »* . ee +> att on rie 4 tne rorva > Da pers Vigorous. ¥ Ge MiSIDE © report r Fu - ’ e 2° e - “ 4 e~3 * 7. Lis Wt : ; ; ee a Sear ; a lian newspapers were no less free than the Ame oe . ; 7 ° - f Ain g i res and Tne ‘ane’ orc Billy” Hitt and his wife. the former Katherine Elkins, watcning * ele ch | a | polo contest 1n California. SUNDAY MAGAZINE—S ) ~— «@

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| se wl notner ut of 100 Moplah revolutionaries whom British officials put into railroad car and sent to Pedanur, 69 miles away, only 36. survived the trip—All the others suffocated luring §-hour journey, in stran d paraliel to famous horror of 1756— é ‘ a o - ~ z > _. Jeath and st front compartment =e ed by artificial re r aced tnt

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Bara) > £sas Lice ‘. ° > ** ‘ > . imag. is seemed « — > ri 4 " . ¥ -¢ fs r) 4 , - . * iis nGouec ot “ = { oS Hi ~*~ . 4 : " ~ Holwe " mm 4 ; . sf i.? ‘T ser ‘ - by the genera: 4 4 ‘ j t a ry > > > mee exerted OIMSeli With Zreat vigor +o . eos ‘a ics? p 7 Be and Maintain t? tefence Met to those left: behind by the cr = ~ > ® . > desperate. Signals were thrown our - : «* i é pert of (he | ; ‘ “ ee ’ > ps 3? o rir te ‘ > s | r >. 4 . > . + ’ again ‘ { : * T ~ - S| at ‘ e'; rT? > re: % . ~~ > . “ . ‘ " . “= li, signifyines bis w Siehen e se s during a pais +} i ea ~ ’ vr fe; : ’ . ‘ é exp Lisi ; rma SY ii a : o > * - - : ip numbers ‘0 | €. resiste 3 Was Carried ©} Storm 7 as nA a " “The Subahda izh } nit i 2nD . - = ; me . ai Me character. appears on the oresen: ; » ’ ’ > a bave intende!’ crue!ts oy ' ; aa ls : ; ‘ jl? - , ,rr . Mills; “for when Mr Tolwes Was idee oP presence With nis hands tis > = vary ‘ , . Le is ’ . je TY > > gt loose. and assured hon tee ke mat of the beads of him and nr , —_ bair should be touched “When eVening. however carne t Wks a with the gvards to »¥ mine’ r Mtrusted how :h, magnet be secured for the night ee made for 2 convenien: apartme: Ween Which information wu: . the English tueniseives ha en Into this, with . £turtnher , : ‘ 2 ee ’ “It Was, unhan: : ' é ee “gome dungeon —. y re —— rT» 1 fhe se .* ict +> : > ie im aa > : a ryt nm ~ Jy ? Jere mo 7“ : b ‘ at ha i a | uu ai 44i UJ OU idilifnt rane Mig iit. "> oe SF at m y es 4 4A A 4 Ae ms neg . 2 ‘ . -—~ ~ AY MACsAZINE—S] (3 S PUSS: Hf Sixty-Four L ives Which y Y — ‘-« e : 2s Pa " , _ r . . A > "7 £ > - ca ‘ ry baal ¢ 4 ~~ a re > - 7 7 > > > > ~ ° ‘ ve, r > oe ed ? = > - 4 rs + a o - x > ~* ; — > ~ ‘ . \A - ~ P * . . 4 2 ’ : 4 aa > A ‘ —— a ~ > “Bs ° . + oa 3 > - ; S ‘4 4 gy 4 ’ - = * A : > | : - ’ ‘ .? ~ | “ - ot "ans > * 7 TT ; ris * 4 4 ~ | © a + - ‘ - 7 ; r > > ° y, > 7 i. 7 ; [f= af aT)? a - ’ > ? . ry 5 , vA : / a e , ‘ ‘* - ° ~ 4 + “a ‘ ‘ é . > > , 4 > A ; ‘4 . > ‘ r> f ~ _ , . ‘ ‘ ° . re . vr 5 > , a . 4 , a a “ se & ~ — “i )T ? A a ; > 4

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' k ¥ ~ %, - ~ % 4 ’ " . in Z ™ yy. . ’ - a 4 ma. rm 5 ; s "7 . @ ." s ¢ Z "| ae. | * *. 7 i ; > : ’ , s the hats roel Iv im the Some = ” TCA z oe Rg % ¥" “4 j s " “as vein AD ta 5 a ies + iF. “ is 2 » Mi T% J st Miss 4 Re % . nfastries titkoug’& grain ? 7 4 "RR > 7 . se 7 ‘ . ~- . Y" >} a é é o4 ‘ fa ? .. ‘a bee OM rin Ral? B 2 ia ie ad as Ss % % es ¥ : - PUMA imy i." f Pr meds saer ; rhe. : a Pee i”t “uA eal, © Tea ite & ? * } A a4 * + wi * c 4 | ee! * ‘ ‘* scar ; Js ; he $3 sfOoDe x.” 5 “e . TY eT pe ste -r “a 3 Sas ual r © eee oe -" a. ~ =. = °T eres 94 A gr asc aF 3 - \ “ Pe Ty oT. , 4 “mT ~ * 7 we © ~_ 4 i= ‘ r g sa VS San rPru hrouzh this ry and never once saa a Ps cz S Pea eoCUuU Cc wer : I § € Sores 24:reac s _ > ™. Ff ry 2 7 " * ° bn a iD = = > ne } e a rs - ? a” + e - ar "7 >» “eee ~ _ 4 " is ¢ - « = ~ > 3 re 3 z 4 4 3° en a st 1Sey stand erie “ y . sre 5 26M 2 6 jax \ 3 r - 331 @ woas! : ne 4 in n? se: Ce A e' "eT * r “a srw r ‘raz Trem se oS 3 - irt ner Therr reps sticé hs hi i+ OOS ae varre eir : anz coWwnR ans 2¢ir ar >. ui en «@ ¥ ne Tra * meet a horse ng moron — "Tiaze Pressel. "De heipiesse ener a st ou his mind r me one s last horse here ~ ~~ > Ss ym Oe Jt Ud ravis VY a2 8iiz 3W?,, 02 4 3 , r the sa somes heavier my driver and .% Lo Tom the WazZzon and “reep aiong sesice - Sen i, ‘avs we should have shortened the F Be:TD corversa D ¥ iriver toda s silent e mere nurmMurs clucg » Rimsett This morn i should tev Walk aroun aeket ‘ihe river the» wont "ind weeds. so most of them are mez GORD auy Kiki? Was ff) = + who pointed cont NDIDAY +' (46 Se Uiel 4 Weasant woman. PACE SIX SI A traveler’s description of what he saw on a trip through the Samara dis- trict of Russia, once a big producer of grain bat pictured here in the grip of droath and famine—Starv- ing people hunt for weeds, which they boil to serve as sabstitute for food, also pound ap oak shavings into flour, even catch and devour the ground squirrels—Dogs are ex- tinct, and the horses pitiful objects r destimation, next to (Re «hurch. The President of the soviet. whom we found there. had ed in the - aze nis life and «new the ins and outs of evers a+ a Jave mar ied here im our Frillage. there are registered near feata= from starvation it some gore died i 1™ Oia s number Were rried ott 2 Man “ a ae 3 © 34 ai Mv Pizat turned m eac and saw the huge figure of 4 priest This is Father Pa who is af the present me ers 2 s0vV lef he President Rastened to sa - i. 22 af = eT re “rsons eg¢can } ron nm. among them the a hooimistress t Rad alread wecome dare The beople } #. - ° a.. Vamaze Was ret n ne fheics. “The ears iried up as if they had consumption People crowded heacquarters. as if here were kept the ee They heid services to uray for rain. Dut the sun Was implacable. withered and turned Diack, except few and far between. “We still something. said the peasants, neav.en weed. mallow OSracren maa ; Some plants such as sorrel and Oahers are bronght to the sitchen and sorted. some for >bread and some for soup. ,ev drv the plants. pound them to powder, add wat if they have it. throw in a pinch of flour fars The color of the mass is earth-biack or grea: upon the system is often harmful “Fram as if you were @ easants. zroWs itn the ground lover are eafen on the spor r) nmcoer ts effect the bindweed the eves Dbeeome dim. as ew - ~ # ~ eX es - - = - ing 9 > LA* ir minc. say "he Once on a time. in years when grain was plestifal ‘ nach t »v ground squirrels who injured the crops. The peasant and the Govam vain effort @ &@ te the nests. Pat the remedy did aot ca ~ut from a mere Def. it wa devices if @ \arnec azZTricuiturists, who caught a xeround squirrei anc ate it. slezcant. He told others At the present time Gham rodents are as scarce as OYSters on these steppes Anton. an €Maciated peasaa’. came up to his neigh- bor one day and pointed at Polyanka, the latter's Demy jog ‘Let me hare bim He is no good to you” to vou Want him for e use for him You must hare a lot of food to keep a dog.” Perhaps he will feed me” t bet gave bis olf fecrepit dog to Anton. who promptly killed and ate® ‘hat time on dogs have been extinct im the vi 4 certain Seasant stole a cow. With the energy sad ‘leverness of a thief facing starvation, be her at night outside the village. and dragged ihe wor ciecemeal. into an empty cellar. Of course & had no sa.? The heat was hellish. Naturally, the meat spelled in two or three days loss of a whole cow in a starving village B® ‘atastrophe. Evervome hunted for ber and found 88 sign At last attention was attracted by the sees‘. it was impossible to gm near the ceilar. The meat had long ago entirely decomposed and was alive with worms Put every night the successful thief west down into that cellar and. in the darkness, ont of sight of everyone. he cut off bunks of this meat and swallowed it raw. with all the worms. asd he man is stil) alive’ The peasants even begin to eat wood They take 3 voung branch of an oak tree. chop it very fime am ax. until it resembles shavings. carcass, ” | Me make flour Next morning I rose early and at 5 o clock wont om to the large church square. Though * was still early dawn the village was waking up An old deaccs crawled out of the priest's house, and we sat dows together near a deserted hat. ‘mtil the first smoke. no one comes oat.” said Continued ow Page It) 79 ae and grind into powder in their mortars, and G® “e - + _ - = : - - — > -a?rtar’gd >f % - . 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UpPe- Or [Wo Po Mav came ine -* Vas rain at eids ‘The: ears —P ; ufid ser' *& tH CAD. Mid 7 ki Weer We s ee] *> ° o » 2 /fasants me > ua ne : - " Thor 1h es Zz ° : — 7 - J aS sorre nd m¢ r g! ne = 4 72 > c > =. - 2 | 7. - > ‘“ Acc Wa'er .. rc ee : a atk Teer arn r rom = . ; Fog AerTe LO- = . ; . mB Was | eet ria 3 “rpia ™ rr iS. a he ern- , ¢ aa *i- a Gar Li feed me 1% gave his old, illecd and ate it inet in the vVil- the energer and he slaughtered izeed ithe whole Of course, he Naturalls. the nz Village ts & and found pno by the scen*. The mea: had ‘as alive with ful thief went rkness out of nis decom posed pe worms And They tate & very fine with nese they Dest ars. and (hus “lock went out was stil] early ald deacon we sai do¥n out,” said the >» Pao “t [reland’s Troubled Days ———— oe ee a oem oe a —- ee - Account of the spectacular attempt which was made to rescue ~ x £ ree « ’ P 4 : } 4 4 me ° - > i ee a > , " . -- ‘ ie - “al : . oo 4 a S ; . ay ° - , ‘ — es — . | ke ce . if « A — arretarna v4 S 62s O44 oo om i “s , 7 ; : , ] J 4 ¢ ~ re - ~ x ha ee a a ' , r 4 ~ : ; ~ > - “- , - **w & aa s\n « a eene af me , } 48 oebe rr é i 3 id ee « COT . > . yg Pi « ~ . 446 . , i At a2 J 4G a Ui oo i ’ ; : . e = ~* ; . . Untold Stories of oof —a ee — — ane = —_——— __ —— — “ 2 eee ee = pen -_— —_— ee McKeown, of the Irish Republican Army, from the ian rag walis of Mountjoy Prison—_The plotters captured crew of mili. tary armored car and held them prisoners while three lrishmen in British uniforms drove car inio the prison and presented forged order for McKeown’s release— Narrator says they wheld have succeeded, but for an unforeseen accident, sail the as Cea ? : ~~ 73 a> , themseives escaped, anyway . -o- -O- ae i 2 — ~ = - é a/%e70 ~ ut — 7 - * = adie ‘ ———___— - ° ~~ _ — Na = Zz é , ” nNAarme . *-* > > - al ~ at 4 ¢ y - ~ - 4 - ~ La - ; > - ~ - c ~ - ‘ ~ a ‘ ~ - eo = 7 £ ~” - - ‘ * © - -_— - r — > - P ae 4 | ew i EZ Asad 7 > al ae - a 7 - : “a as. cS - F r ” as a —- ~ ° ~ 4 wn p- Por " » P : . » ¢ ~ re! > os -*« ~ . Re 2 ~ ‘ ,3 A -_ , . . . @ Ss 4 timed. and scene of the expilort described :r accompary:n-: article ~ CUS y DZ rrticie / ri Ti Me a % . : | reowr a ’ ' r ‘ - : . - 418s, * AY MAG AZINE—S t 4 Ss POS] PA 4 . DY 4 ~ ‘ ‘ ' > d — « : . . , : a. & -™ & - a . + 7 . . : a ff . : ‘ * ° : r . oF ~e es : ~ — ’ ‘ : , » * =-

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BRINGING THE ATLANTIC Oqn I! A BIGGER PROJECT T; / LAKE / / / MICHIGAN 4 -. Y Smear LAKES wo Pven St Le = —- LLL LLL LY . & a. @ Ss 2 2. oe Vierd suggestion of the tremendous beneits which would result from the adoption . La : “ ran to CBicago _ haan of plan now before Congress — would cost less than $300,000,000, borne Virtually all of the cost of opening eames’. wih a minim partly by this country and partly by C2znada, and would make seaports oat of ee amma ne , dal h St. Lawrence >eiow Montrea ef vee all the citiés on the Great Lakes and th2r tribataries — Liners would ply be- Montreal the channel is deep and wide, bab Rgppeposer i poss : s me hav iZaoie vv rez “HSC iS = tween Chicago and Liverpool ~- -O- -O- -O- -O- swans Meatre:! end Lae eee for the improvement of waterwars between the At- the [llinois, throagh Chicago. as the work of connert- peaditare of anti d the .ases might de expected soon A jomt ng Chicago with the Dlinois River would be compieted $82.797 KG 5 TON A gigan “ects r ning he _AWTence er rout g part m (anaca an ar D AsAes at 'W a rea aiaes »® 2 4° ar «id 2D uI8 nir ia as recomdimencecdc 2 J+ Y 1ts sa 2 = “ EB ‘ ra -- 1 ’ oe: > " ry rr Th = . ' ry = ” - > = » 0 = TN = i 4@t us TS » ~~ ne S = — ai = = +AU —~ > A ' 3102 hicag 2. Detroit and Cleve- mmended bi n mmission. w i cost bet ween mission recom . % == > . a - > 42DG Wp cd SCecomMe seaports orean Uuners $2 MM Od amet Sue) ems ei D er Words ras i ec impr = _ — — a , 2 m ai j » rea wa42°8 _a¢ ze Ss art e s° © ranama oe" the entire = nz ne se TION =— ~ - wd > = - 7 : . = « ; z~anar e Micdie 2s. F 7 have a direct water wrence and M1Ss1ssi 2aiievs Wouk - Nace fron Vontren ~ _ = . = ome fi = ite = urope ,»- © ie ¢ a2 ann 7emepn*s 32s "ow | e~ _ at oe 4 ng =s Ms i 5 rulrte . ~ F e = al The Mauretania rm?) er’ «as Ma aePc a nw az Te eT WT m tor ra * ; i386 r : a u1s msafa = ~ — esi.erca Am z 268¢ n oar were af Nan goer nrouZg ne Fan 4 ana na mon ng « - =3* ~~ rer _ —_ a The Leviathan sa) ed PSierday ior 142% OUre =ae Por | S OOY1O"US er | euch a2 Proute Wodid tap re Sic? “ana .s he - - _ a = r _ 7 - ~_ - = © be -_ e 4 . * uy 2 ©. ia and ~ a2sencers .erTr seart of Ame 3 > G re - ne ever et S$ #6. _ Mat- — - ~ - =. “Yes Pere _ ~ ~. -- ——- Le ie - > | . , _ + _ a . . " . " Ts - o _- >. 4 = > @ 4 “a 1D as ann: need a ee + 2l.e rareiingz oY rai rom he Miss SAiDD1 Niver to eT OW? an © - ——— —* t¢ a rr. ey. oH 7s ‘A 7 ? = 4 - , - te ‘a°3 azo rom ; ‘oOusSe tha negoriation of} a LtiaMmti LAD UG Ua ; ets { Ae de Velo ped an reacyY vetween tie nitec States and Great Britair {tUiantie—down the river. thareugh New Orieans. or up add'tiona e x- ~— te —— =a ‘commission of American and Canadian engineers. ap- oy that time The mronesed 3 : c J pointed oy the two Governments. already has rerom- mime «n from the Atiantie the proposed route is imo + ovemen: 4 . - e ra ~ mended ome of the projects, and their report has been as ‘ollows Dewn the St ~~ - as L}0 [ Bo tl aerence past Quebe and from Late St. LAKE sent to Congress ‘or act on ” rea. imt i oF. Cmtaris Ac Ty es the la*®e to ‘32 Outs to Late ( ONTARIO —s ~eliland Cana’. and throaugh it te Lake Frie Nort h- = F a Ratan 2 | Two routes hare been suggested Ome is ‘he Georg!- > > > =—_ ————————————E——— . - . ‘ma ~ . > ~~ . . " —T7 > ane ‘ = > ’ ‘ >, ini m — P . ‘ a ; an Say rove eC MBeT Le . VArence niver route Ward O88 "Be Vetro.it Hive! asi @troit. through La’s Boruc inciude — ice Rover or. - ll oo . ~ " o a - “ " , > = = _— ‘ . 2 : J rr Wile the former would makes a much shorter route ~ iaire and ar he st? laire River to Late ne onz side Map showing secnes § er. “hk . -_ _ ~ = . “ai " : o to ; (Tom Site © 4 and “Tigin to "Re ean t . ne SS ~~ uron North ward “aut =te Mare assing thence cana!) and sev- cco.00e & open Lak

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a ' OclIN INTO THE MIDDLE WEST— [ THy THE PANAMA CANAL Tr. 7 Tie... ’ NTA, e _ =~ se RUNMEB WICK * ~ o. 4 » - = a eh ae a : . aren a" : . £o and in Lake locks and other structiires, at an °S imated cost BHeiow Late . ancl un I . $3656 ‘ua ; “etl ‘ : - — = i} + + . + ‘? ‘ir ; inner } sag “~* . we Gu 4 { 4 j r ~* *? - : rat 2 : . a - - " . , : .% a ee oe 2 . ‘ a ob . ‘ ; Opening ilfie route, , FRE a Minimeu hottam sidth « 2 feet. sc nsec >ringing rhe a! estimate 1 r he entire (on Pe er hand. where the welk if ger ine! ey 7 . @ : ’ : ; - ’ , ; . - -- e . ~ ; - _ -~ “ ~~? . r . aa - od - iti \ reg Wucted that the depth can be extencec jater provemen nf the St. Lawrence ium Montreai [ tHe ¢ ; E cc erned. and where autnorit a eer : } ‘ , ‘rf : i+ . > . > . = “ ~ = — -~ . ~-— + ’ v . ° . . * Pa From i¢ it is sta ad tr 7 tho deve ryt men! a hd i od a mrfari cr ys a ?. «- + & + *hor on? Ba + -N G > =v: a Tr), (oe the or ort has mal Aan = . 4 ‘ : = ‘ }7 ae a 4 4 ‘ : 4¢ 4 “3 — : ata? . = y . [ > . 4 ¢*nmorei?* > and wice, Dut power is possible through the expenciture | f an additional expenciture 0: $17.46 180 Would vice Secretary ercre Herder er, testifying 0 ; BRE in MAPS. “a ~ bf = ¢ ; : | [T wt “4 > , ’ * a“ ~ = ‘aoe ‘nr?’ tna tateel ‘ = 74 7° 34424) gc _° gor - eee he ei? fy v4 an ° . - ’ More ve 4 eeT oe . as a4 ~~ is an A ow. oS ~ “ lanoe: uc,’ +- - oc - pu eis . - . —_ . ~~. o- ait P “a . Jas . ~~, {ontario ‘no StL. i 14. ] aT *1 ~mIc}ce .; ¢ mre oce?? ne ite re s~wmencat re r ‘ [ "ys: , . ig VOT -S2 Ne ~2 e ner 5it abl 1,2 i De Ai sid 6 Lb oe ; -' ti\sG > ‘ y4 ‘ ’ - ™ + ~~ 2 - 7 —* ms tc P 7 suggested inat he supertnrencence ©: nstruc t anc 4 er im @x\™ yo) Yn wheat wil, cease ¥ triif ee _ _—_ me i eon i m se ” — am: 7 - 3 . . _ . - . - - - « : ~« “ *, Si “4. , ior ; the fiasisa m worrs ve cone a perma Pals f 4iG un.eSS Lue rme ar ncrease si€ at Ee . rr “a — — > e ‘ "rer --* mm TY’ ee — I roryreé Cs "7a , ( r ™ the ‘ > Pa or Ser waterva wre ~ | «i , Ls J bs é P : . ~~ i >, P " - . o~ ~ 4 ’ ~— > -¢ t . 4 . “ o - « - “~o - rr? “DFT . a Ty ml ‘a? _- ° 7 Cc r c : —¢ > > e € é 4 . ae i . a — _ States anc ‘ anaGa ana was further proposec tua ne - sift 8B saving oO. @. ites ‘ o u nc ~~ f & 4 > - - , ast be apportioned between tne T™ intries, each hat seving would go into the farmers pocket a, on e a , . - > ~ -* “~ * ol wort e« > ~ a nr we ** v> r Near tae = f the r emenis 0 s own = annot unGcers:ar he mntinue he argumet x 4 | o ; »-* > - recarc ~ ? . x 77 y ° + 3 €; ~ > > omer rnct - rt long anc Sat exrperieciit © aS 'a2uek a earciess a \t IUrer 5. e nro uk NS*rucrmu Vv: {a - - a ° ‘ as > a *?*? * “ . 5 » Tre? r ~ | . ~ - a : , > ms — ~ T¢ + > . a Bis 4 A & fevelon Washington crspet ee Sav tnat e general prusperit> i the jyuntr ! nat pros # ” q ‘ 2 fiw . n e} 2 irony Sai ¥ op i} Th { on- 4 in Ten Seok | York 2 —roanerit y TP ases % r ~ .- exrpectec wmer necrTetar’s immer. o ©,:4 aise est? ‘ er 4 r na iF az: t fied in favor of tne ar «e did Jui ti BRarnes neac } t eBebat A a: ¢ r ,? a cai saf Ti: e a2Zz2:0ns a ‘ ida * cc a. s — . -/ - » t- + “ a e «. *, f ~-« oa cur? ~™ * _* y a? © — AdGmirs } t ’ - Oe _ E etern seaports wouwlr Tne ee sit A rier :. =. Jui : ~: ; 2} . . ae a A 2 . : . ' , : . tz — - f .* . —? ‘ eh hb - A ‘ 2 * ‘har end natur Nes throngh the northern water route. anc 2 perte e pec ior he Banciine 0: grair nad ae «a a, -* se 6 : > . be - —_ i . - . 7 = . = «hk —" " - »- 4 -* - “ a a . the trast. ¥ heh neither oproeduces nor * onsumes .Dese are those ob ine A tan 1 geaboard. and gave ; ar 31 ¢ ; ; 6 tnd iment P . Go, tien ~ ~ ™ af tr I . +e 7” mereiy Dab heir opinion that any tal'iure to make possibie the soods, but which levies 8 heavy toli tor ™ dling them, would lose its “soft pickings Experience direct joading of grain exports at the lake ports, U shown, too, that the Eastern railroads. owned in feasible, would be “a downright crime j; : : Wall street. wield a powerful influence in “asa- There is another compelling argument ‘rom the American point of view Canada wants the route \ ; Moreover the representatives of the cities them- Rut Canada doesn | have to have it Canada cap con : selves have already voicec opposition to the project struct tue Georgian Bay rout by herself. It is + i |. in, this is not because it appears a bac projert, vut mijles long, 322 miies of which is natural water course ‘4 -*? te err +h 4 ° es ‘, >. 4 -* “ 4 ‘ tC. 2 « hea-ause it W! Aivert Weaitn :-ror hose cfties W hen rONnSstst ing or the moe par’ f the Ottawa hiver ~ . a as * . ae i) a owing section of 000,000 15 Of t Ww ice River on which expenditure of $ ee ummm to having 2 thing, mey do nol ae Res a to open Lakes-to-Ocean route. peo pie are acUusive LO ie iis & Feet: .u : ~urTinadeg va ag j

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lezat | I . Wu a Famous Archeo ogist s Adventure With in Turkey. at the Age ot 63 oo 08) o om ea ‘ YP Sir William Mitchell Ramsay, authority on the travels of St. Paul, teils of chase by Circassian robbers which enced cnly when he and companicn gal- loped into small town and viiiagers opened fire on pursuers —- His investiga- tion into origin of Stone of Destiny, upon which Engl:sh Kings are crowned, and which he deciares did not serve as Jacob’s pillow nor come from foreign iand, bat is identical with blocks used in construction of castie in Scotland 2: 3: - ow » 7 a = ~ > + r @ - . - =" : ‘ , 4 > mae , ‘. . «> . 4 ~~ - , - . : : ‘ ” - ~ . + 4 > 4 a i. ~ ry ~ oe no . _ “ > ~ ~ - -~«-* - > dated -~ > — ~ ~ a ~ a e rie ‘6 = Yas ) oe - " Is on ch earthe he autobiograph ther + han th n cher the Scottish Kings esort’ near tse = at 2 . - ; - ‘ - Fc eas | or - > “oe ar r “era ’fragc ast i - : ~~ ; 2 2 fear aT? ‘ Lai’ wa ; #Frea Ae f stone stairs ae — there was g terrif moe and “Ty. espe : : roba regretting feet wide t is a famous manuscript. one of the most nilv as announced oa ‘iscovery just before the " to tin — . -_ o . ° ~ -* = - . . > ‘ - = T ar” ’ - = * ro 4 ~ re eit ne 4 r a 4 { A, e: oe >? " “ - * , e Pa : t \d damned - a > z : rr Wors i e in - . . " - “ o " a - . E : ca Are J 7 : creates tz autaori? their myth Was an noclast and was bracketed ans ser mn the ’ ‘ hy , ; ' " Se — "31 ana teem. be ber ving us p life 1 Apastie Pa. with Isaac Islein of Basle, who proved that William ngressman r pa r = Vha: la’ iS an embarrassing question. vounge man te T; he nationa! hero of Switzerland. was a creature irze fortune ° _ — } = y . — . _— . > — * - . _ . c 2 smiled Perhaps —_. lo 1 anow an fan ind never accromplished what so many chi- E - oo ~ _ —* - ‘ - — 7 ~ . ~—— + ‘ a . — - . 2% - . {~* - s hega: 3 IS StU : such care. in one * iror a suspected he never 3 mplished: that ® / | . r 2 ad . ha eled ‘roevery fo r his travels av egendary shooting of an apple from the head d pat ier Wu - _ ae 2 ; * -~ = - » 4 7 ~ “= + “4 ~ ig , 3 ~4 y) ? a 4 ; . > } * ~ > ; , — F . = » mh» . a -— ; a 5 a rT i : - 5 ; msieally, = : , ais . : . ng or P bs % : _ w: anv? "2 .¢ : rad , ~.o % . earth + rive wi ae . uspons And = > ‘ - . ~ ~ - - — 7 ~—= - - © a Ss a adie ") 2 > r ae ~ =) ‘= e 2. -. 4 s R, * " ‘ o matter mé ~? Pa il. have ‘ound r tt 1 of road tlant vs } nder i that the Ston "es hat the Phis route wo ; ‘ y -- am. 3 » 4a ~ -— - ~ ; 4 - =i ne ; ” oh a, : =_™ ranv -ar oe ee tne New York >¢ +s - > @&@ £00D¢c seat anc Me = “ 4 ex) if Pate ao oe : 1aAS ose mt thor . = Most e*xtraorcma:ii's accurate. _ York ¢ - = - . > = : — ia . =" » - 2 — _— —_ . o _ . 2anaca > = lan ~ Ps } ; , — . :, _ —m ane te ~ _ te i=enia rhor . Li se jer oF 2 ‘ ‘ a 7 co . at ~ ~ w7 . _- > 4 . ee ? 5 4 d r e ; ars +. = yas 5s Dose eeTl a r it rona } with sturdy tread ‘8 a2 matier as i im nt a re , Tare : men and engiz _ ‘ : i mad ws, or -ehnt me F% a r or s . e ac _ rine = 3 ~ a ’ | " snouted in his ea make 4a ’ Seone. where for 3m ars ail the Kings of Seot- nders have been found useful im Englist t he control of i the spurs into our rses and | Were crowned on it. un (236, when Edward | Making for preventing vy of the sub-base of te those who hav 7 + - ; , . ** r+ -_ ' Ss . S| ; ?) ad RZ aiter Us sOS.40G arr ed : onaon "oad Tisinz above © surface errs m i - ** ° « “ac wi Ward encasec if In the oa@sen eRair or tBrone . . . ' > Plays ip ft ( King Edward the Confessor: ek me Waid rs -orica arro root =s made from a species of Zamiz. aril a eartm > - = = " is % . . _ - = . : . . oe ° = di ae | . Ths or _* * . 4 *” 3 - Ta ITsadg ~ ] “ss - s Zz : oa “F> 2-4 = it hes »T . 32 zf *152 wy. 7 a3 ™ jtHhe©rn r a r da. 2 a. Al t, ai } - - - not ° ¢ tor tened under the thron th - 501; the Seminole indians with food durmg “Vtormian Bay - = . > an » © = } “ 3 “2 = 4aac.e ~ id ais 4 ~—_- 9 hg a“ a a Oiled ae et rimnvoie ts per. Dart. - ” . . ; - a * - * on P ,* 7 & « : - ~~ > ¢ 5 *% A 42 ‘ne stree a « c s (Beir ioOng Wars wiih (ibe nited States. ace and co Ll Phe. rtvard of the inn. Ths No® a few months before - ronation of George “ - + travers atekvi ing a r : ~ ms fr the ic ‘ * ‘77 | fhecame interested in this Stone of Tree Methods of regulating the humidity of the air in receive the be : . , - . , , : =i A , - ; ' he gate and sa r a3 iD Paiestine at th: me and i noticed that buildings. especially in factories. where moisture plays Would go to A r Irsvers has retreating up the road, their it Bethel. where Jar 3nad Ris dream. there was not an important part in various industrial processa\ \ligineers, the - ¥ - - . - ™ > - . - . = . _- ~ + — - ~ = 7 > ™ . + " ~ e. ‘ ‘ 4 "s .- a 18 + + ver i+ i4- ~ . ~ ry) Ar od ~ ne >i ; eOStliny raveiecq er nat ite i- OT a rm ") of 6 nginerring s70WT 35 air ° F rerys a4 River P 4 4 > - aa s s * \s a% ~*» Ls - s : as ee ast - ° a ™ ~ ~- ra “4 : - - ~ ‘ cart ~“-o at "2. 7a? ‘ Gel: 3 - iis =f re | 4 es'in ys a= (ota. ¥ In tno an 'n The inner hark of the aes Yar "ree grow ng in the ; anc _Aee Hae = eas (to 6the pleasantest. the most =pain West Indies, separates after maceration in water Ime anada is i - ne _ . ss , eee er Mi — nia — " Rid , ; — made , a iz FY z 1 a Asia M r have been ‘ ‘as S$ sort stone to he und anywhere lavers resembling coarse lace. Frills and ruffles =" a.most a ~- - = ~ - - > — - . -_ = - ~~ 7>_™, ~*~. . on, F : + —— _—— - . - « 5 ? ~harles : gr2 e ; se charming ts » neizh borhood fne sacred Hill of Tara. in of were sent from Jamaica as a present to © rovernment : . — = on = > ~~ - * - -_— = ia‘s spen ¢ tinuing on a ave's sna . The Dar& is used in making ropes and whips. Mately 1 608) ee ge i a = : , ' : a i ots . (awa and F PAGE TEN ) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 29 1922. Sir Wiltrid . - — . .

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e 44 Where They D1 chimney begins to smoke any- ‘AS SOOI as old man. Saye hb themselves.’ where. they sire: os Thy so” I “There are nO Mathes, an ~ . : 4 rei a *. d they watch one another to see who Can stand it no longer. when the first man ; ene goes-to him and Waits for a indies a fire. ever: Through the square there passed very quietiv the figure of a Woulan Dearing a yoke. Out from some- her women came and approached the stopped and began to pray in a verv eney bowed low and then far back thrown back for a long time. it is alwavs so sbere else (#0 0° churchyard. The ynusual Manner. and kept their beads “They are whispering to the SAY: Was Biving Our, Circassians wie: ehind us, when the street of ee ene the Ceaceh. “They are praying e” | for rain. | : . ety We looked into the yard of the peasant ivan Ka- sacbkin. It was empty. Only a delirious kitten was " staggering about, scarc ely able to drag its paralyzed acting as if-its backbone were broken. th hu ivan’s family was not large. ards--a wife and fcur chil- at the stove. She was struz- = | | spind legs alone. eee cg B. oWe went into the - scrording to Village Stanc the wife dren. We found the giing with an iron pot. which she had not strength to move over the fire. Ivan was trying to heip her But his copa Ww as little. also. He balanced himself precariously © wollen feet, with an oven fork. I! loosed into the kettle. In it dinner and supper. the same ing yesterday and for the past two ; weeks. The kettie wae filled to the vrim with water ; afi in it showed a green weed—some sort of a large plant. with prickles. more like brush wood than anv- thing else. Naturally. there was no salt or other sea- soning in this soup. if one may dignify it by that name In a dark corner on the stove. close up to the ceiling, two children sat, one 5 Years old and the other 7. They cy ~ n and ® L a 5 mr o : 3 t 5 * ve) reminded me of wax figures from some exhibition They Were q2iite motionless, and not paie. but literali; white Their eyes were fixed and unseeing. like the eyes of dolls. = End to was re- — S ; - > this has never been ascertained. ported that the King of Italy proposed to confer a titl en Senator Elkins, who was to give his daughter a Finaity it doer: of $1,000,100 This was the last straw for the Senator. already restiess tinder the continued public discussion of his daughter's affairs. [t was not difficult to forecast the reaction upon the voters of West Virginia, to taik of to their representative. Senator Elkins issued. a Statement emphatically denying any - engagement, and hoped he would hear no : more of it. At about the same time the Duke went on ‘ton in the Himalayas. Billy giving a foreign title saii he @ two-vear trip of expiora of Deatiny bears stuck on-the job. locks which still ) Two years passed. Miss Elkins’ name was coupled le. I ‘concluded with that of various young men. Senatar Elkins died. hot to ‘be dated ' In 111 Mrs. Elkins and Katherine visited a little Swise e Scottish ‘Kings resort near the eaten frontier. Simultaneously. the x Duke. d’Abruzzi absented himself from, his post at e and cry. espe- Venice, ~ t berame known that he traveled anto- Just before the mobile to the frontier. where he met the Elkins part: heartily damned | This was he final interview. What was said is sot ® destruction of 9 known. It is presumed that Miss Elkins gave a final 1 was bracketed ® answer in the negative. ‘d that William Congressman Hitt died, and his son inherited a _ was a creature large fortune Mrs. Elkins and her daughter, accom- ( so many chil- panied by Bills visited the latter’s brother. — was the in ‘lished: that is, the head of | It began to appear th culminate Minister to Guatemala patient William's persistence was to success. : Ory} 1 =whimsically, illusions And ist live by lies needed to make al, | have found | Ne —— —— i oF Hunger “\’ bat is vrour name” | asked the littlest one. He Wat silent and did not stir He its M Olsa,” said the mother. Kolra. do vou heer what ! Say to rou?” | turned to him again, but he remained mutionltess. nalf-turned away irom me There flashed upon me a i iral Garu S ®* agiive””” | asked Never at night do they 26 to sieep. said the mother. "AS they are siiting-now. so thev sit the whole nizht through and they don’t ask for ansything toeat * * * aud they Gon't die * * * you can see their suffer- ing ° ° *° 3t would be better for them.” The moth- er spoke in a level voice. wit ut tears, without. sichs. ner enGiessiv .wears eves, haif covered by the lids, expreskec almost nothing lf asked to be allowed to take the children from the stove. The eldest «culd still stand. but Micholka al!- most immediateiv sat upon the fiooar He made an eer] mMpression on me for the moment he wae stand- inz Hie reminded me of the litt!e but in our fairy story, which stood on chicken’s leze His jevs were as ifin as matches and over them was a great swollen sphere. his stomach. He was a nightmare and not a The father said: ‘The bigger one can still drag ont &@ week, but the little one, Micholka, he'd! zo tomor- row Later I found that the father was. right. Micholka gied the next day. Hunger has confused the understanding. of evervy- one. People sav about themse!ves thet thes are “quite uddied.° They act, not knowing what thev do, un- accountably. all minds concentrated on one thought— call natural Hus areds to get food. Their ioss of common sense is shown what one ma’ in their fleeing have left [vanovka. The rest are preparing to do so In Vain vo try te persuade a peasant not to leave. He Wil’ semm to listen aettenti.ely te -yeur-arenuments. with nods of bis head ty show that he agrees, but when you an “Ideal Match’”’ He visited the E-leéins home in Orcroher, 1913 On evecimyv : t, the a?» efact tir} ¢ | of the ‘amity. Viisae Elkin ealmiy informed her mother that she and Billy wouid be married the following day. There was much ont- raged protest. but the couple was firm. A few reia- tives, including the bride's grandfather. former sSen- ator Henry Gassaway Davis. and Senator Davis Elkins were hurriedly invited. The ceremony took place in the famil: aE LO Ketherine's mother beaved a sizh of relief. born of six vears’ repression. So ended I first insta!lmen? The author would have dis- missed us with: “And thev lived happy ever after.” Only they didn’t. Shaw was right. The story Was just beginning. What the average novelist gives us is only the prelude F - several sears the Hitts had what appeared to be an ideal life. Freed by the industry and@ sagacity of their respective fathers from any necessity of worry- ing about money matters. thev floated on the tide of luxury Horse stows, the opera and kindred affair esaw them: they visited the resorts in seasen, a hand- ecme. carefree and amparenti+ congenial] .counle, Who, throngh many obstacles, nad found the feal road to happiress. Oniy they hadn't. Perhaps it was too much money. Idieness is a There is noth- 24°67 ~ - a s Sa sr of mischief. 2 ing lite work the egpirit in order The Hitts had too much time to kill; tom many pieasures were availabie to them. They wandered from ome resort to another. Ther had manv friends--people with moner neve lack them tut contentment evaded them. Like many an- Bringing the Atlantic Ocean Into the Middle W est Continued From Page 6) nave finished, he will merely add “That's 80, but all the Same we must go (‘onstantine. lone and thin as 2 - “ - © iFa TT pole, and Lardiv a>le to stand upon his legs. Like a whirlwind this mecness to leave took hold of him and z ak 57 . Wt drove him oat in @ momen’ he had sold off all his property for alinust nothing, for just what the buvers woule gice him fie threw away everything that no one Was tempted bi Fhen he rode away on_ his panting iittie horse “to the “aucasus.” Two weeks later ne returned. He had ridden 1) versts in all, and had ezten on the road what he could find Why did vcu come beck? He answered with the seriousness of a child: ‘My horse was tired.” \fter that what could one say to this grown-up Child? But there turned out to be something more g that perh awa Constantine had come back hopin 20S some- would buy his hut. And then to the Cau- And much witless obstinacy in o7€ there was so i aut his décision that none was able to dissuade him Hie aas going even if he did not sell his hut. Stores of tn labd’s Tr ae q Days (Continued Fro ” Page 7) not a serond to be lost But the lad who ee ER left in charge of the car had been doling some quick thinking of his own. At the first shot he had backed bulky car until it came to a halt in such a position that the ponderous prison gates could not be closed until be moved again. And there he waited tii! his t’wo comrades clambered in. Unharmed. they drove off. Miles from the prison, they abandoned the unwieldy ‘tin car” by the roadside. hist 2} tight had r®}]} and heid out r of the nrison, when at jast went to McReown’‘s The Governor heen discovered, his hand ae h at ¥ Ovr friends tried to do Bas the if _— yas}? sje. he sai id. “hoot. by God, the. can do the i px ssibie’ se (Continued From Page 33 other American whose money has been wrung from the roex-ribbed hills of their native country b Work- men in overalls, thev sett!ed in Paris For the last few vears they divided their time between that resi- dence and the fashionable watering places and winter resorts. O«casionaily a rumor of discord reached this country from their domicile 4 few davs ago brief dispatches carried this news ‘Mrs. William Hitt, formeriv Miss Katherine Elxins. Was awarded a complete decree of divorce in the Court of the Ninth Arondissement today. Hitt was not in court. The cause was given as incompatibility of tem- perament And now for the most astounding turn of the whole stor’ The Pariz corresponient of the Post-Dispatch feports “Mrs. Hitt stated that her husband left her several months age. She sought to obtain restitution of her conjuza! rights, which he opposed He informed her, she said. when she attempted to regi:me her life with him, that all he wanted of her was to be ie? alone, and he would view with entire satisfaction a sit for absolute divorce.’ What happened to Billy Hitt? Nobody on this side of the Water appears to know. No end of the romance ould have been so unexpected as this. After dancine attendance upon her for most-a decade, and finall: succeeding, against many diff ities. in Winning her hand. certainiv it seemed that he was ready to settle down for the remainder of bis life to the enjoyment of her society. But Hérnard Shaw, quoted at the outset of this articie. once. devoted a whole play to setting out that you never can teli And vou never can. (Continued From Page 9) not that the This route would probably satisfy Chicago and Duluth. op the subject: “! cannot conceive of amy twe +"s Furope will be unioaded at the very doorstep of the be picked to bet it would almos: isolate Buffalo. Cieveland. Erie and on the subject of construction. Tne route is naturaily West. without having to submit, en route, to the filch- rilv accurate the New York and Pennsvivania regicn. Incident2: ily, the great outlet of the West. nor can 1 see any rival ing finger of the East e concluded, as d if Canada pays for building it. she may be expe ted of the canal It is not a scheme for North Bay aione — — » walked away. to use her own judgment about tolls. it interests the city of ul ntreal: it interests all who D si hat As a matter for fact. a number of Canadian public inhabit the banks of the St. Lawrence: it interests ths Oo you wt men and engineers are urging the Georgian Bay route men who till the soi] and raise the whea? of the West- To commemorate the bicentenar} of the birth. of THAT ‘in preference to the other. In the first place. they point ern Provinces. They need the shortest, best and cbeap- Cilbert White. author of “The Natural History of Se!- a out. it would be an all-Canadian route. entirely under est route to the mar*et : borne,” a complete scientific survey of the parisoO made English road the control of the Dominion Government. and some cf It appears, therefore. that Canada holds the trump famous by that work is now being carried out. ib-base of the those who have observed the management of public en- card in the matter. Many of the American experts * ° . ‘ terprises in the United States. and the part which po: h}- who- have studied tie — . > ee. that A hand-onrerated tram running on 2 rail suspended instead of opposing the St. Lawrence project. Con-” eo the cornice of a building is a device used for tics plays in such management, are not over-sanguine about a partnership with our Government. Bot of far greater importance is the fact that the Georgian Bay route would give immense impetus [to trade and commerce in the great district which -* Would traverse. and Canadian communities would thus feceive the benefits which, by the St. Lawrence route. Would go to American cities. As surveyed by Canadian Qhgineers, the route would follow the St. Lawrence from Montreal to the junction with the Ottawa River, thence to Mattawa. with Lake Nipissing and the French River providing azn outlet to Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. .- Canada is interested in the power development a4s- pect almost as much as the transportation feature, and Government engineers have estimated that approxi- mately i (ix (x) horsepower can be developed on the Otiawa and French rivers. Sir Wilfrid Laurier. when Premier of Canada, said pcies of Zamia., Fiorida.- This h food during of the air in noisture plays ial processes, nh aS “air-con- c 2 rowing in the in ‘water into ruffles mage nt to Charies d whips. gressmen shonid be grateful to Canada for manifesting a willingness to collaborate with us in it lllincis had appropriated the money for opening the Desplaines River to commerce, and thus giving Chi- cavo a direct route to the Guif of Mexico. The con- struction of the St. Lawrence River project would re- sult in making ean isiand of the eastern part of the lnited States. which could be circled by one vesze! For a long time, the Middle West has hia under the burden of toll which the “bottle neck” meabtad from the outgoing and incoming streams of commerce. It found one way of avoiding this when the barge line was established. The way will be complete, apparently, when the northeast passage is open. Wheat can then go, in almost a straight ‘ine, from iowa, NeDraska. [jii- nois, Kansas and the Dakotas to Liverpool. Hamburg and Le Havre Similariy, imports of manufactured -articies from ) SUNDAY MAGAZINE—ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH—JANUARY 29, 1922. window cleaning of buildings of large window area This device, which also can be used for painting. re- places more expensive scaffolding. - 2 s drilis with teeth of corundum or (OM) vears ago, produced diamond drilia today. Saws and crown gem used in Egypt, work equal to the best done by . > a stones, Quicksands are generally due to springs finding an outlet under a bed of sand The rising water keeps the grains of sand from adhering to one another so as to form a compact substance. a « s Differeni parts of the sen complete their rotation on the solar axis in different perfods. At the solar equator the time of rotation is about 25 davs. while near the poles of the sun a rotation occupies 55 da‘s# or more PAGE ELEVEN

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a aan: eee Which of these two men has learned the secret of 15 minutes a day? The saerret in confarmed tn the free beok offered beiow { afii Fiea | Rate read if yoru hare on uiet kaw much I5 mrimuwinrn~ 2 Gay can mran tn ‘J PrP Hew £ ia) a rai zeerrtrFrs & send for your cepy now H rk Az 4 a3 a cOood : 4 ws jreesed 3 - . . 4 = : Ss 2 nes ~- » _ 2 ‘ ~ * . od a ~ = i Pe p 4 4 . > , = ~ ~ ~» = . A a = a Z ~ - a 74... . - o - a x 3 y * - - 4 4 al ~ i a vay a 4 r a : ea ae Dr. Ehot’s Five-Foot Shelf of Books The Path fo gq Fducration Faearrmatina libera! Send No Money 2 we o- ow a ee eR Oe Oe. ee - / ' . .- ° ‘ . * q , , 4 = Y ; : : ,. . = - MOLESKIN > SHIRTS Stop Using a Truss STUARTS PLAPAO-PagS ar et — - q - s " we 30m 2g a ~ : = = & M¢=73¢ ] 3a ; - ha aé ite ~~ r _ x r if Semwed of Sces + a = ~ =" = a ‘ ae | c - i ng 3 Acne 3 4 4 a " « ee - Sead | ae » Ttaiiég ree aca et : - = - - ~ i «> Te 5 a ‘= a’ a how Y spar ; euef iil? -hemselren af ~ - - — - . ne “sr r . —— — 3 = J Pe Fry = 4 . aD: a - a Be - Tr : ~ . e ‘ = Deen . c " 7 , Sar ‘> ° S ate ae anc Prex Yi ig « -_ ~~” i . » 4 4 3 _ as Oe " 2 pens Te , ®arie vie : ~y = "Se ‘eC = ba r in st: : Z 2 a ie A r o 7 a | on i omad ~ rf - Ae OTH ad *en a nz ~""s = - FREE ~ “ - > * o ee ra , ty ame : “iT Pre rv ; a ty “Dp re arr" ime 8 ’ le ; - he wae : Cant Ra , plesuive Papas 3 Stuart Bde. St. ours Me. - _° - - - . oF ~ 4 b = . mr aA * a t sn an -_ oe -_ > 7 onan Send for his F REE booklet that gives Dr. Eliot’s own plan of reading P.F. COLLIER & SON COMPANY lisher of Good Books Stnee 1875 - = -— 7 = -. P F COLI [FR & SON COMPANY 416 W. Thirteenth st.. New York ie wa 4780 = * F#es ‘a a " ? Ww > ie at ~ £2 cal na owe ~ , o >, ~ Y =r ele. ~ 2 .) ww a tsar a > n@g 4 a ~ = => - 4 , ~ 3 . air oe “koe - es 4 "esi ng recon mmende >} i» dl Harvard NAME \DDRESS =v ‘4 7. Sa NGS Dr Lawtesn shews bere) m3 Were nt reduced from Z2il te i152 reniie nas peemds is shert time. i f= + - a s fat fron an 3a rt 2eeiT eG Ten Minutes ait and morning for three cr four days ane ; ez 4 see reduction ARKINZ i Fy ‘ria! period of eleven Savy iets fe ta life f resauits if mi S.i eflied return reducer i end »f e:even da‘s and full price w be re- fanded Mesulits are mazing—vouw «et new menta and physica yYigor look hetter ‘ee better w rite r *ree in rmat i) n fat red tion r send $5 pius a for postage and na ~ kk} Ing today Noth eisge * Ppiain Wrapper DR. THOMAS LAWTON Dept. 243. 128 W. TOth St. New York (hy RE AE AE ECS. A ER Ne eR MAGAZINE—ST Army Derum ogee Wer™ ott ahr rom cet WH oom. cach IRVIEG SALES CORPORATION DEPT Riz (300 %. Mae & Mail Order House a08-R South Street Philadelphia. Pa SNYDER'S = Military Model Automatic Revolvers “—. st ce) an cost. Hes e:ce 2f£ Bai cS Extn mee imine giren "r+. - RE Bak Our lie $11 "sR EL PO weT Se EXTRA 4>isters for 3B and 2 $8 ‘- Ler! ers ° , Cc LRCEL POST iSe EXTRA Bine-Steet. T5-caliber —~ ahor safety . at ‘acimer Keg rainue £5 3 weigut Shoots ~t ammunitws Our Price ONLY $8.75 PaR: EL PwT Se EXTHA Soetet Vice 2 CaL Same af $ aSo re _ 5 oF ’ ‘nots 16 PARCEL PuST Ge EXTR« Imported German Luger Automatic X -alter lvoe steel Range 15 Tarts 4 "Tas Sa ose . Reg - ar v‘aice 53 & PRICE, $25.00 PAR EL POST Ge EXTRA Goimter for abere. genuine weather wth fan ae e PAR’ EL POST Tie “gxTRA Genuine Imported Geco German Rifle Ss "a eTiuan prouct. mate of the et :er™an elem fee. Measures @ mches orer aii Test: é a.

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Peter Ruff and the Double Four i: pe , - 4 , #. ‘= i Ty? ' r ? : ry yas} ey ¢ = We ’ : e 5 = ae . - ; ” . 2 Th: . ) ti 12 a after qd trer mm were B srte i , ft " vig -- ’ ‘ m ,tter qyi renner a: ae i oT. jer laps a i | (,00G nut 1S Pe rs Tor ‘vt - 1 b re oe ateil. i s >? ’ IT .z 26 A sae i a . . tiai.* Li? © Go) ibs ‘> ait it ib La ‘ ; ‘ "egal al - * | 4 ‘ . . > . . . t bee — as a a OR oe me th Lk" a elie 5 a" he 3 nz- rou dou A All * ti Sus YOU. G: " . 4? arin2g na yet s Ner- CGenoeil im . ‘OK on i1f4€ TO Name tne Wren i8 Wha Ue ba At »” . ‘ : : . . - : P . - er ; i res . ‘“ af es iene 4 ; y | z “a 4 — F ; tie be “S17 i! ,f é ir ,?f f Z 4 P 4 at as ; : - ‘ , . - , ’ fect ' Ruf! } ded ry fr. “4 ’ ° ‘ sa 1 a +"¢ r «7 ‘ } . ¢") 4 7 | rie i ’ ‘ ' 7 gar ; a? 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Sans a: ——_— VU fi PE: af A . ri .* they iQast 4 "4 F 4 af é . ear 2 ; - ter ° - z * ' ida oe is the. . m , = 4 ° 4 4 - : ? ’ ‘ oo . ¥ ’ ; ‘ TL ~ — at ‘ ~ Tu & a }4 “ r a ° - ; f ‘- ea’ “°s s 4 4 ‘4 vf a« ; ia mips. sat ’ : arer ’ — 1 re > — | = ge v7 — weit This offer is so liberai it 1s Nard to believe, 9u LS ? g : a. SEND NO MONEY 2 Stop Paying en true—every word is true. There ae no strings to my offers a ae | , sa A ~ . ae Ww a’ dé | + oe t. wad your nam 4 oni use away just as 1 promise in this offer. You can get a Rome Free if you + e . - . ar , as a ar : a? 3 ot he wart on | 2 _P — : a | Sa + " — fi i ' & me at Hamme 3 re ‘ , : 4 Ory? Orvur ty tO fre ‘ ise fr m™m ‘neg No TS same Orie as anore z 00 Wand caiil your fome your own. 1am " abe ff. r , on haw S calibre. 1 shore i 4 Bitches of the money-grabbing landlord and at no cost te yourself. Picture a handsome &:x-ro te Piece “et "iT : 4% , ee . . e . ite 3 2 — > ry — : - wers an _° ee oe Os ~ ww li-arra r ,” vp | va 4 I> n't yY | Wan: a | a . n* = { addr oe N ~ ze ‘ Zz ¢ . BM-ice iawn anc pretty #H: oa ae al dine ieee yn ape Rs aan i 4 P ,: accreas 6" ca - . te sit “" 77> ” ae oe | 4 ~ end Mme vour or. TODA} —DHeLUrTe Yuu ay t sa pa pe re +e * vou how you FI ¢ Oar $7 7.00 Mthis, and FREr, too: Of co you . SO Send me your name seen 2 Mr . & Smoking 5 a re os L 2 ilt A h You Want It?) oo Sa ou a cer ms MAT BER The House Can ‘Be ul nywhere Yo ao “a yf "e eune ne The my : a sh inex ~ | & = : foaorrie Mi oir = eee Sc i the ll ted Pipes on: aon . * . Biue steel ¢ 4" 3 enech lnck for mé "ou Cal hav: the house out “wherever * say--— California, Ma ne, OF anywuere 4 we ; } . iy . ; oe . =u ah: gang - = b: : . - = . w r awn? *- ive. r ~ cea > 1s Lo Fe : mond eiate \o oh Ff sre genrimne at ~ © i nite Paice It Makes Mv jute nai Bere | Wan © € Th 7 Ter is Opes to aM. cs igarette ‘ase “i ret ititze 86 ET gh od z TE at cileth-line’ "ur rics ? 7 ra r r MEANY o. % oe “em basi . a. = '2tse" r at f . - - ¥ U: wt. 338 : ; oonees becac™ . g Perhaps you dc not own a lot. or nave Io piac iid, but don’t allow this to prevent ay dl ee a ‘ os . “ 3 as 11s J 4 , - — fs ea r e4 f _ > * ro "Cer" J j * ‘ =: T . . @Mvyour rary an,* addre SBS cals Me &. arTa! ~* ta = 4 ha bate) bs’ - : 2 3 am a - ™ we é 4 . an > > an 4 ‘ S . ‘ext OU ; , . afct att . 50 : oi uUtL anclte mt: ria Dis n Me ray e Vour I ¥ U OF ME. “a! “ mis #u¥e rulsemen an — 4 . y * | ertra” hearse este 28° Don't 1 slew. nres of some other person getting ahead cf you but rush your name anc aadress Ww Hic ag while the t son . Lancs oo ee ‘ . UBLE ALi. BKAND-NEW Goows @ once tn offer like this may never come KX J again. 4 an —s , -4 makes — mie % . a e cal P . - 2 s . t | ti ¢ You run apsoiute,y Ge risk® a © he » satu tion ¢ eC r examne sCosts othing Oo nves iga © wnatever It eor.s you notning tom Ds —~ hivegiley gain totes. oe a 3 . ’ ’ : al bol my es > Lec we tae . a Z - ae 3 s - _ , do. J ust ~s uv anr . ne of your : wart to omier SENT ik yoy to do is to rush me your name and address—a pest care wil - pa ans t - 54 . . & - "J we ~~ »™~ 4 - ont 2 a * a Td - «ft 4 ~f REE homes.” 7 Tl Pargcieet ster Caarwmecire or mess ack % ilders’ Club, Dept. 302, Batavia, Ii HRISTIAN wo | ZC. E. MOORE, Pres. Home Builders’ Ciub, Dept. 302, Batavia, llis. eo. Paramount Trading Co. SP RRERRRRRREERRRSRRERER RRSP EC ERS ESE RR ER SE RER ERE ROR E Re 74 Weet [8th Street NEW VORK crrt a park FEI; -— ; - r- - + overt PAST. DIS IAT ( “t4 a. *% A iy 79 a? PB, rACSCL ! 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bead | ADVERTISEMENT | ADVERTISEMENT How I Made $1150 in Eleven Months —Right in My Own Home My spare-time earnings made the first payment on our home. We plan to pay the rest the same way. Read how simple it is te turn spare hours into dollars. VHEeEN we were first Married, My husdand anc | eee ES ae alle ta: ia eae RaQee Ee ang energy to the Work. ont women everywhere gp ™ . - - * + ne . . " - - ~ - - : i ie e - _ | ¥ 2S a irs - as a €ay O stra Be wilt - -~ . > _- - > ~ > ke a ra ; g th , . a i Eras 4 - >4 . ~ 7 _ = a — -- = - Ll. » ~ _ — “HD 5 - -~ s -~ = —2 . ‘ mS 44! bar 4 .* 4 - wa oe a af . 4 ~ - a . v7 * ~ - s _ a ast a = _— . - ~_= } a. ’ , ae — > » > > * ~ - _ * ~ .F re . - ne % o nh every e spare from my housework with toe «nD a spate : “Dy shouldnt rey - - * - . — ~~ : » + Pi - - “Tr? - “* ‘4 * = - *_- - a) - ._* 7 — - a = ae - - - - a > > . et e +a & ix . : - - - ms ‘ -- i¢ xeWist . a . + . — ._* 2 - - . +e" ~ = on™ , ose @ A Per 4 ae - . > > - ; = = x . = : . . wer : i= >| = . - **S- .i* J + - ‘ - = > « = > erp + Ti 4 "2a > oF a mo an ~ oe 7r i ¢ w rhe ‘ Zé wa iPS 1? ? le 4 sore ii? 3 ave enough is rer f 2 le of theat: s aan Mee Me en oo aes | , irs. Unze : : e at vou can der . ° - : ey - - - - i“ a - - i. : : at > nas aa é , b ‘> + “© 4 ry - * ; a 4 , 74 } * ie ~~. 2. i. a 2" - : : ‘ D4 | iacct > Ce a — . . - . > - . -s s | - ~~ - . - ‘- "2% lmaomer . i 2 , ey _ — aor. R . and hw we hegan ¢ softice that ~ehow weive « DaIPS 2 WEE spare € : eS & ; » ssid * . but tie z — >} ’ . > . . . > = . - ¥ r r) oe ~ » > * _ ‘ — ° . ae * > - 4 - - + 7 - —" . ~~ is. Prices wer reasing and = 4 ehice ch m tl . at discourage ' ‘ | = & Zz > ~ 4 a ’ : * i. i . . - a4 = > = *~ 22s . el r A = wm — - - > ms is he d . | ne YOu can ear » tame rote as though . P r ~ * >> ~ *> ° - _ ** rhe = > e on e ~ 7 - =| a ~* i > . ~ P “4 a "4 . » é = be 4 -F ‘ ‘ “ +¢ 2 : 4 ‘ * —_ ~* > . - o~ ‘= os tn“ ~ A —— | 3 | erated 3 schine all day. And, as Mra -_ - ” ™ . i - " - : : ' e - :* r- oF 7 « a - a. bop w . L : a+ ~ See > 435 - 2 be nger ° . : - - ; — > > > - ad = © > = —* pe . - - - o & a ~ ° e . Y 4 7 ‘ . ° —_ — T\ ~~ * ad ‘ > . - 7 é/ o _ Siete. al a ae ie Sea Ut : bt hare keep reg points ou 2 ear ip the work at any time «| . - . a> . ~ * 4 . . ae oe" . Wish. and leave Ther ‘ : — when it is necessary ‘ . a ba : ? g else A uto-Anitting ; ey Sr cata EP pen rectly in proportion ' > some a spend at it , ok . yriefivy bere is ow 2 ‘ : : bitiew is on baie és . Th \ ute - Knitter r EK abd Skimping and trving a! *hters ibte a eak ey j a.. the standard mn the AutoKnuitter, ecan wondering what jo t =" . . _ ‘ 2 t and then. paying a fired SSit es ; mac 2 r mont ce. You eas send : ’ rhaps- , Nias nts or small just as 273g 3 - . s > ~~? es >? something 2 : . on : you Cheeks will be sent anes sould scarceiy make pin-mMoneyw that wa} D | | promptiy f h lot placement yarn is alse We neeGed pien: fT A=o : send in. Thus you Hliow Ct [i> | Make MVM socks. Under the ere wad just e ¢ e for w : you have steady, sort of home werk that would é 1t «6Withoat§«=6“going x : °- > Fes maz ~~ he WsDape .or ne sary inexperienced persons can learn to tursa o@ BOT ng home work i us¢ standard “Olde Trme” wool socks, with the aid a . hye _, ‘ the Aute Knitter These socks hare all of the com see Ted 2 ‘ - e % fort, waggth and strength f hand-knitted socks. And r tm the machine operates many times faster than eves @e Then, one ed t sper Inust skilled hand-Knitter : ‘or ™ , The AutoKnitter comes to ron with a sock already ore ee . . started in it. Then, too, theres a complete Instructs 2 A Yak bDOcE (that Mar eVervininz piaiad The work is » i@asad trad SenlOyame | ij hardciy reaiize tu & work. 7 = oe ee Se pag : wales And as ’ erate the machine vou are earning meaty A a > . > = — . * . > -- » oF " ~ . Tr ~~ wy - ; =e" - mie i= . 4 “~ = *¢ — rare to UY pre ¥Y (hinges to Wear. new ; iTuisai ngs for - r ? = ~~ . " a x iIus irs male Tr > | f the men-folks Duy from two home—and whatever elise you May & needing. * ; & - ~\ : - “TE a . ‘ . a : ~ s - . — . . sad . - ™ . a a TiaRe extra to Six pairs. Everyone says he Ras 2 | Tes? - ad =" ee e ehildren so ahe never hefore hada hance to Duy & eh nice Wart socks Writs Today for Our Libera] Vv age Offer. ~ - _ + - ~ 4 , , fad with the re Le made ‘tv worked right inte ; > r : — zg - 7 ee ~~ — >¢ : iG te as « ~~ aa Ohekas a “@es 4 - » as ‘ ,# pee } we uv. " = ani te x7) =a et ae ox ut the w _— — 5 . - . . ’ ? ’ ae : i ei i i . : _ om. ; theme ! 13 MY situation exa : £, : SD hat helped r rank Unger > =~ - - — a . _ - “ a wd . . TT) Ae ha ise (oat s2©€5 s Vit >. es ran — . ow _ > - - ~ . e . ~~ . . . ‘ai > a -. A 4 — se . = = __ o P _ —— °% — ah 4 that Das : * ' . :, - mage her dreams ome tree (he Tmachife Tt : aa > : . . _ a * ~~ oo - = - - — - : , ey ; > ac a @ eleven months nd iI - ” - iaainhz * AS a a " ; fae shae eon = . f 7 ~ , om ” : R . : F q a 1 h. e - ade a a § >. j 4 > Z thm, arn x have — > ‘2 re ° ‘ 4 n* ~ ¥ 2 aia ne = - : Bh e : ; . ; 3 e ty - eS ae > 7 E ry > od 2 ~*~ Pr - oe t . ¥ - c - _? - > -_* ° “>? ‘ ~ - t. * > ~~ Ts ~ ?- literature a 7” foc emichead + eament varn far each a vv i nis monev We Rave mace the first ~f®nd Pigko aWwar ft u@ CoTmpanhy § re 4 os - . »- * = 4 ay it ~_ a tn s ere rs ~ nan y¥ and ‘hav , aay a a is Biita " : : ee. | ate TS, i ¥ >] Riga. > " 4 it a Px = the » bens an? are ; rofitable money- ea 4 : coc f — é —— 3 Bb —— me meen 4 ~" ; a2" a V we > oe | s ‘ ~ Ce - s ~~ il i a > : % - r 2 bei : = making ertunity otfered you 2? | ee ? | wr ’ 7 " > Lo . Q 2 Ps a age . - ~ maar : . " > - a. . > 5 - ~ bf - 7 *, — * aa ‘ie ~~ = ~ > ~ ~~ 7 > - ~ 7 - .- . ine n ret i * , = , e er = os + A e eT ‘ . - p ne a> ” ae r = >. .or > es + Si lil ne = ¢ ry ne co. "Zz 714 ng a as = c _ a I -_ 5 . -~ - *> — "2 P . = oo} « — ~_ j Pane are we ee o ‘ : . . a ———. Soar . oo pune irt folie = er etar mit r r = ; oleae Tr Pr: 3 4 i. " , + 7 Ft : , , e=—, -_—- o ;* + ®« Pt . i) * ** - - - ; © ig Mme ai about the machine and tne Getals a! aeavy irom aii. tpat i oOuUuic ast shout for jor’ lust wrtte Tour name and addreass in the space ee - : ; : Mal ee. Fee) - Beats tata. * ae % wu “= ° _? ~o > . n : v.27 . - > ~ - — mS their home work propositio: And ther Was More .O those Woo want to Make extra money at home sietaette ‘tai Laan in their spare time. 1 heartily recommend the Auto ¢!o%. The AutoKnitter Hosiery Co! Inc, Dept & ll ae y! oe ee a , | Knitter. There is nothing like it. 630-632 Genesee Street, Buffalo. N.Y. S bbs : : : : t it po | aii er. * = —— : a — — “; s i _ — , an. £ avout Wiachines. But I often think now how , Ber {oO size up ‘Name , ie a ipre . AntoKnitter offer quickly and (Please write pial Sim pie it 3S (OO i@€arn to) run mv AutoKnitter when I ; tne sat cown and went at it with the Instruction Book as decide promptly. This judgment was ampiy rindicated my guide If I had done this more carefully when | Sy the fact that she zx back her entire origina! first received my machine. | should have made a per- (‘HvestMent with two weeks average earnings. havine fe. t sock mach jUicker than I did The book makes made more than $190 monthivy. a return of almost ee es ; vrs arae. SO clear 200° a month on her original investment. Not every: a , 3 Pp ¢3 ber Address ee

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including int ‘5 "Say, Pop!" Fontainé FoR*s Other mirth makers. AND JEFF -You Really Can’t Blame Mutt-:- By BUD FISHER (Copyright, 1922 bi-H.c. I’isher, SHE SAYS SHE AND HER SISTER 0 FFE BORIC A (MUTT SEEMS TO ‘Be )i my WORB, HE HAS WILE ARRWE AT Noon) AND FOR ERR A MAN! ESSN C ' TTA FINE FIRE IN ME TD HAVE A Good FIRE IN) | =i KANGED MAN SCTION @> mm acereurecmneseaere VJ N N Ys LOUIS POST-DISPATCH hz | DE- gee a cafes ACES: in the COPYRIGHT '922 gy PRESS PUBLISHING, CO. NEW YORK WORLD _—— Trademark Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) HUBBY SPEAKING: I Got > an dard itter, fixed send t as TRE FURNACE! THAT SISTER | cers MY GOAT: YovR LETTER SO X TTHoOVEHT rD CALL VP AND TELL You THE House (tS AS WARM AX TAST: SEE You AT NOON: HELLO, BROoMHER- IN- LAW! Yeo Hoo! GooD BYE: ee FINE, MutT: Goob BYé! HE'S ALWAYS Home THE FURNACE: THESE DAYS, MUTT! WHERE ARE Ain't YOu eee | HE ISNT IN THE House, But LTyiA wice CAN TRACK HIM IN THE RECEPTION SNOW. HE'S THE SAME FROM MY OLD MUTT: BROTHER-IN-LAW: s $ ? As -.* a F ‘1 fe ey . > a” . ee CX grt aoe ote et cot ay - SE Ne, ~ “ od »! b “ - J « at eg . ae ti F's ~ > Yr. i ug w« rs a ? a . “ * = Oe * . <9 ee ~ o. oD der #3 rapt E a e~ 5 ) ~~ ae if | Pies '-ae ae . ee We a , =~ yin ~ “ we * —_ — 4 pe er ae gt oat pi A. 5B SBE \ ap ct <a

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Uncle Si Is a Sly One By C. M. PAYNE \Copyriemt 6922 Uy Beit syudieate, Inc Trade Mark Kee U. & PaL OF.) MY' THATS GREAT, | eA = =e T DENEVE MY! Ne —= so ha Pe LET ME SEE, | t= | ND EVERY THIUE!, Wain | 1 KNOW OF A WAY To MAKE 7H |) UP TO BED SO SOON= — y a y THAY SNOW MAN USEFUL @ |) BABIES HAVE A LOT Se apl ‘ae “> AND OF REAL INTREST! | ee — ieee pau i pve A > “ oe «Se ‘3 ae ‘ ia ag Ni inp ‘ bay ae MO Fc mS Jeph ay il eae: ij ft Saat ee ay Se ie i *f Po age Pe COME INTO a” Oe On REPO rs = nm oo ee ee ee - —m™ $ ee 7 2 agama Ay ~ Gt iln Sha 0 ‘ ITS A BEAUT - eee ee ee ee ee ee Mist siiinints — 2 ee ee eee Oe eT ee ee ee - wrt Ade eee d - a oe al — oo - eS GEM EIR Ye ila AORTA is el AN ha PN PCPA ROI ihe a ta oN ET A RT aR ti wom " . al - pee 6 mn Pt ton ’ ayes . ma | * rm i * Hi , ey he se let ctr a A Dm ce Ss “* o_ “e “- * “ ve me a ~s — eniedies« ~. os Sagan dine - sore” ira S - an , "Ra oe eke y os E> LS ges gs y 2 tie 5 le be a , + Tainan : A | Sa . omg ’ tT : ar") | =a wisn) SURE’ THATS WILLIE! GO fi} WHEW! THAT WAS DELIBERATE ATTACK | ABOUT THE SEE IF YOU : Wy ER T OF rr fut | AGAINST My PERSONAL T Must HEV HEIGHT POP! “ HE FOR FIVE BUCK Sima) cay THE Witten: | ven. rit POR: | MI | wwateR FoR Hee GOOD STUNT HEY? oY ESR: Wr | : | —— ast, OP ‘ : / ~ 4 “TS Joe yw Va = mugs 2:2! ~ 2 ss ages Lat £ ‘hi - — + - REE ST ee eo yeeme.-ceacegs once heats ss AF oe. Sees | . > » Vs ‘ : ~ M 4 4 ae ea age ONE TR ey Bt RT a ht oe Sere he aban ee ee ae ON Ne eee dene cae aD) ae 3, ‘i Stiga Sa re ag ht, So OP SY ie Bg qa eee eee te Pm Stak EG a at a dn ta bor te ea he Sa a EL haa id Lk ti mb 4 a ee, : ne tS reap ay, "ae - - " ee. - Pers . rer a ty OG ef) AA Ces ie a4 ies e TRY ANY MORE OF YouR YRACTICAL JOKES ON ME.AND THERE 1L BE A MURDER! CONSSRIV! CONSARN'!? Ny ae. Sate ae or. or , F - ‘ ” ara 5 ee 4 yong ans pe ail et Oe oa a ee oA A ek SOE f Yar eat Sve POR, dg ‘ RS eure aay 3 "ay ta we coe , s é Ps es et i ail ak J OE SE ie en ae Ae ae GR a aw Pete GO i a hy - * . ee ah MEETS ee all 4

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} e HE FINDS THAT THERES NO ULE SCHEMING FOR A IET Rabbit EVENING WHEN THERE ARE KIDDIES? AROUND es | Satie By Bareisen SADY wear ’ % |\ MY‘ YOURE NOT GOING YUP -IFEELA BIT OFA ™ por UP TO BED SO SOON =-THE COLD COMING -ON AND 1M 1c AH! THIS 18 SOMEFHING LIKE IT-WARM BABIES HAVE ALOT GOING TO TAKE A HOT AND COMFORTABLE - PLENTY OF LIGH MORE QUESTIONS To BATH AND TURN IN EARLY | bon AND THE EVENING PAPER TO READ POS Nihibe oes | ‘) if ;ai ‘ til byanenyn queda g HELLO!S THIS PETER RABBIT ?-YES- WELL- | las | ( of THIS 15 THE HOKUS POKUS BENGVELENT WHAT. [5 IT ? | age ASSOCIATION AND WERE JUST LAUNCHING A BIG a £> FOR THE LOVE DRIVE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR YOUNG AND INDIGENT 2) ) -Yourne ( “<< ( OF CARROTS! ——) SNIPES AND WE WANT: TO ag a. cm OH: POPSY-YOURE 2 @Xe\ ) PUT YOU DOWN FOR FIVE iT \ WANTED ON THE BUCKS. ETC. ETC. — Ma, \ § / : = sie’ as , 4 -{ = al fo “Ulli: <s . WHEW! THAT WAS A LENGTHY | | \ | ) OH! POPSY- DEAR- MUMSY SAYS THAT NO! No more STORIES TO-NIGHT- IVE YOU MUST PUT US BABIES TO BED-HER SPENT AN HOUR WITH YOU ALREADY AND CONVERSATION JUST TO TOUCH ; ME FOR FIVE BUCKS - INTO THE FRIEND MRS. CHUCK IS CALLING ITS TOO COLD HERE AND POPSY MUST WATER FOR ME OR ILL FREEZE = fs saat WAH-H-+H JUST. . ONE MORE-POPSY TTT TO DEATH : r BY JINKS! ILL HAVE TO YOU CANT COME IN NOW GET BACK. TO THAT HOT PETER -1M TAKING A HOT TUB OR ILL BE FROZEN BATH- THAT HORRID MRS. OTIFF 3 CHUCK KEPT ME STANDING OUT ON THE DOORSTEP UNTIL I WAS NUMB WITH COLD

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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. SUNDAY, JANUARY 29, 1922. i —— —— ~*~, —= y A hi . 4 ~ NG aaalaaa E S.. Yi 4 ingle) P © * \ vy) f f : Y YY j (44, j 7 ie -* ie Wes Be Ae. vee ag ; J N By pag » me +e tee Ms Rg th - J 4 ly * im ces ee ey - P 7 a “ Ba SA na eve err Ls 3 * P. 3 en . werk, - it $08 Peer gos = Fats) ele bids ae RMS) we = | la tail ia he ate Behe oy he boob ae) Ph eee Per | |SINCE I'VE HAD ANT | TARGET PRACTICE COLONEL ~ SEE | | WHETHER 1 CAN | | CUT THAT HOSE ~ ie > 6s RAPS. a Bs ee 4 Melee Sak ead . y Poe ey ee Re . s . how hal eed Ph es ~ 2 je LP - . ee . a 2 7 ia , : ay ¥ My SR ; ey Bie hia OS Sgt ie . se “tai ae onl Fil | —¥ —= ree Never LESS, YOU'RE | ah a GOING DAFFY, ) pe : >,COLONEL~ TRERE'S “~ | WRONG THIS TIME, OLD TOP Sail, : mary Wt c- les | ) L | dHAWKSHAW 100K, COLONEL | TS iAwrsnaw?-ANTHNG > | NO DUST IN THOSE AIR-TIGHT |; CMERWSE ME CLEANER | 3 — gare 7 . SF STORAGE VAULTS a THAT ‘S ene MOT BE — > J fi : P | x * e HOT Eee . 2 ter > te esoft - ° i g ‘ oe * cain Mae ee re. eae ae roo siege, aa * , - WA. dels » a ye * Piheine canta” ee OE ; ’ Tae ee R ; tae rae ee : re wo Sere : USUAL ABOUT THAT 2 | YY 7 i tf ; A VACUUM CLEANER acme A | WHY FOLKS KEEP ; / ae | ) AND REAL AT WORK~ AT A *% ) THINGS THERE | 7) ! : | , — = | = (JM STILL THERE ~ COLONEL | A ques Ghee mats Se Ree! | ——— _ 7 Mitta mn) _—s ——, ‘ CH LOOK, >. HAWKSHAW- | 4 4 Liguid 1S \' UNN ING FROM ( | THE HOSE — { | | SMELLS LIKE ("| 1 SCOTCH F) ——_— — — — —=— — — os —— ee DO You REMEMBER THE MAN \ WHITE -WASH, COLONE | -\WMI TEAS! WHO CAME TO MY OFFICE THIS | NOTICED THAT UNNATUSAL WWHTTEMESS MORNING TO TELL ME THAT HIS “——. — ATAGLANCE! FueTetesner | HORSE AND WAGON WERE . THAT WAS NO REAL VALIUM STOLEN ? THAT'S a > a WAGON —_ THERE WAS | THE STOLEN HORSE AND row NO VIBRATION AT Au! RIG, OUTSIDE "1 \ a > \ ~ BUT HUSH'. WE'RE ve il -£, 4 A APPROACHING THE ~ > BUT HE SAatD HIS if 10} FLOOR - PP LPP AL AP LN, £U' 16 IT ISN'T OUR OLD FRIEND, PETE — HAW SYPMONING OFF SOME OF a $ KSHAW! wer THE WAREHOUSE'S BEST | ¢ Pe : ‘ om on§ A *' f 7 % ud 1A engi J eet ale pee > par A ae | HORSE WAS BLACK! ) ~) THIS ONE Is SQ \ vert WHITE? MD fk Vries nets] Poo ores “A teeny aren. Fae te toa oie rats = | a et ae ] YES, SIR DRYDEN TIPPLEWOT- — , REWARD 7! wi PETE'S PULLED | —_» MY NAME AIN'T PROFESSOR IF THAT KEG ~ —a ss THERE’s NOT A BLOOMIN’ DROP \ NY KEG Must }| AEM /AINT Fuul O' THE FINEST SCOTCH WOT “i: : wx OF LIQUOR IN THE KEG = "YOU BE Fu (|| WARE HOUSE AFFORDS —AN’ NOW TLL /{ s og - BLAWSTED BLIGHTER ! — AND cippap! ti PTAKE_MY REWARD, PLEASE !!, s— 2 ee a) < (THERE'S TOUR REWARD ry SS . VACUUM CLEANER

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i ae J OH Vil How Soon Do | WE HAVE DINNER ? I'M AS HUNGRY AS | A SHE-wotr! ; eee Copyright, N. Y, Tribune lee. —_—— _——_—«—~ ee 2° GLAD You'Re Gas HUSTLE HUNGRY iT UP WILE You, sean OH VYoE I'VE GoT Tue | Don’ T CARE SO LoVLICST MCAL MUCH WHAT UT FoR You -- tm AS Wren 1 GET BS 3 oe 9 Wa Ui, By Brigqe Lis TENW- Ive GOT A LOVELY PORK ROAST -- BAKED Sweets - -CHeese — tite: ARS PAST \ Ht 'Z | 7 S0mE€ HOT BisCuriTs ) AND REAL HONEY - ; \ 7 - ABO PUMPKIN PIE -- You “i | GET WASHED —— wHce Pumenin PIE. lt HURRY fr ue i) a - J f ap a, b ¥ % a : - \. Mr” > Ec-c- YAH- HOO, i CoULD Eat A PLATE OF STEWED Door KNOBS VI -- HORRY UP WITH The Fog -** Honey’ | Know rel FAINT WHErnj 1 SEE j ic =" Cont é WALT muce / HOT BISCVITS AND : a tt tt WELL 1 GYUGSS ILC GET CLEANED UP —) \ ict HN: M-h. 44] iii | 7 aR ’ | ‘ ' ; bid Hi] 1 Wie ak 1 | | Vi] td » are ge | 1) | Wetec UWE. a fiz: a fi (THOT Tike the ALL RIGHT JOE ~ Come onN-- ITS READY -- HOO HOO —eG07:?7_———— wry TES -|f CLEANING |1/ UP vi \ = . NOW We've GOT To WAIT OM YOU--- 1 THAT ISN'T LIKE You WHY DO You HAVE To START SHAVING JUST WHEN THE Food 1S ON THe TABLE !? now IT's COLD AND DRY, OH VI For You Saiw You WERE So HEAVEN SAKea HUNGRY way Do You cuT ovT YouR® HAVE To TAWwe TIME NAGGING ' Taig To SHAVE - ? DinweRrR 1S ALL RiGHT UALCsS You SPair iT ’ MAMA, | Paes ol ag | WHIZ * “as PAcA 7 “ig = a RRS PER Ry se owe:

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St. LOUIS at 2 * AIN VALLOP 10: LOBSTERS - DEN. DITTO, You A MAYBE I LISTEN To : : VALRUS ~ a Ode a AND THE KIDS Directed by POST-DISPATCH. SUNDAY. uid ee ae tod 4 > ‘ ee ae - “ ss i dia 7 ey a ae es Ae Bis tere whacat 3 axes & Po ee ae ee * on sou shal ea ee aw ao a se . * > a Sp then Sk wy , wee PRT LS 5 gil in csks RE RR aided en callinhen lle ee ee, _ Pe eth gh: Ae RS ‘ a oes %2fM eP e - p . Seta N es % vt er — UND VEN You Jor-YoM= SucH A O HA' EXTRA PALE MiT SVELL CAP- DER COME To DER HEADER -[ VUNDER YAHEM! IF You’ GOT AN RE Te A BITINESS IN DER BANE \ DOWN DER SUGVAY | | VELL. HERE 177 ~s | | a . : PROOF OF DER BARREL DARL iT DIDN'T BLOW QuoT a { INSPECTOR UND | DER PoP-Gur \ uno saith: eek Arcot = CHUST Dune It ff DER WHOLE DOD MEMBER, DER PARTY | ‘E YOU GOT DER & ‘gy 1( SHELP ME SEE IF | _ (F YOu ¢ iSS BY EIGHT SHARP. DER REFRESHMENTS | DoP mit DER ~ LITL SELTZERS 155 ALL JACOB FOR. 43 DER RECEPTION! | —=—= met | DEN WET NATURE , ; BESS | | HAFF ITS COURSE -L= — = VATICH NATURE = — 3 VOIK WUNDERS VErt 9 DER GAS 155 MIXED PUT NA LIDOLE HEAT! UND CHUST LIKE DER DER TEST, UND & DER YEAST, VASE 5 ae SOUSED BARREL OLD GRAY MULE VoNT 'M VILLING: PeNIDER, UND SEID-B = INSPECTOR © L.6eT! : eR. 28 ee ae wee es" raete -. SE sgh veiag ie Mg weit ah omy — a sags mo emacs Steet, ans i) oe, sy RR Ag » . * Be 7 oe a Pee vex a ek as ¥ 1 die atau 6 pant ite Oe dene aan Emcee Bee > aE apts Stew # . Sa Play y i hae &y . “A Se. iad AS ay. ee ee oe a eee ee ee ss RR th ce tain healer a ° * we $ Ne ee 2 ee - , © PE AC OS la, AR lm tie el Aemmnindatant Bi fry mien mS RO te 1 ’ ih e? . 7 ate 7 > Sie ‘ 6 a * _ og ¥ wy - am: ° “* & x s it, BEA Oe LOM Se on de Se cer py A onl MNUHUIi, vey vy >) ite : , > (Tee-HEe. MAY | 7 Se 'F).YOP-") RR, — CRICKS INS> |] Te a See Sia — OH . WSL. 7 9-7! DDUNNERVETTER | | =v ull; ™ = _- ‘ain ens ; + 51K Quarts oF TEAST _ na pe RE Ci ea LOAFER! TAKE ) : UND VARE You_\ ————~_ qn = >, | NOT UND DER BT GaST DER LUCK 199 POINTING IT : A | Pe: , | 'KNEXT TIME, YOU pONLY VUN DAFED Seaeake aecer ie wo ——— 4 , | | \ BET I HAND You J ——'" DER BUNCH, UND FEEL VELL FAS 4 === ) +. | | SUMTING MT Seed FOR FIVE DAYS DION'T = : : , YA VALLOP Int | VATCH DEM BOTTLES! 7 Swe. ee a arth 2 nnn ” + awk en oa TAKE IT EASY SPORT, YOu GOT ANUDDER NICK Corinne —— i —s ms ae Sw A ee, ae ee A ae | FOOLISHER?. DER, Rape ae {? 2 5 \ i rnd “a Se : PARTY, WHOS 60ING TEMPER DoT MAN | ¢ —~! 4 Ss | J a 7 TO RECIEF DE MPER AR : “a 2 err ~ Goll NEFFEF AGAIN G ( : \ . : = | : ‘ GUESTS ? SILL TE rNeTe Hitt TO : ) Za 7A = : j-—A ae \ NO PARTY, | VONT! . . pitting STOR. 2 knee MORE BEN GTR I SIE AE GIO SONLL LONER,

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a IS AND THE GREAT TERRITORY | G H = Hts POST-DISPATCH IT IS TH! QO O —_ OTOG RAVURE ONLY NEWSPAPER TO OWN AND e , TS OWN ROTOGRAVURE PLANT PICTURE SECTION SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 29, 1922 — When St. Louis Jr. Had Its First Opportunity for Winter Sports 4 Snapshots taken last Sunday in and around Art Hill, Forest Park, as the youngsters oi ages gathered for a f: on sled, skis a’ Skates a ee Se ———— ll i. « Foe eee ina me o-_ aeeeleelCUCUr lUClU { Bi . mes

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aiming anc ‘cr >» +. i ded first pa new a awar at Pek A tabby. Snow. ie ~ > we esthe . . io wry g ‘ig 4 4 tk: a ee : ! . . nt New eased wi > > these > ** oeen SUNDAY MORNING ~ 7 havi le they res ge of here are a , _ t Wh hed if hat bores these rortals be!” after - “WwW z00, day De aa —_" ma Pn Gon. ee Ca ee fs Tee ae Px bai : p ’ 7 : spa Pho $ yma EOS ; 4 < . Soke a ‘aati RiP A ve Mi erin’ 7 edt ol aie tiled cea ne : ex ne ; : Seer ene ' ' | . ayes , a ae 0 yee e nae rp sat a " ee ee ee re ieee oe AAO OR Apc gh Peet selling ee ae — en ee — “ Sema oie esses ns fe. Be as eit a ae " stems be? eat att crete ten al Sp or ate plan. a he grate Micki Rie An ad ae Men Pe . saad ni , . “m9 : _ . | : ~eee eo ) } te mee | ” | Csi x Saas a; atswy ee <9, ep » gS fab Le eae j ee ai PS oe On ee iran Hy 8 hie wees art vp lb diab ata) wt BS eee # Ps oe ee cl eres °s nope . m sareqstinet ~ NENG hin EN ee tees apes ami eee 38 a oe at oe Cee ore we 2. ay ee ee ee es eS ae I ee nc ee ed ae Fe eo ~ mie re , ‘ ‘ atin . si ay | “Wan 4 | , _ -_ ~_— “ ms — —— -— — —

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sunpay morning] ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION , nl Tat } _ a re ye * we were ae . an ancient Italian game revived in California. A srnooth leather strap, attached to 1S wrapped around the cheese as a sling. Underw . . INF Be : f Misses Eunice Hill, Frances and Daisy Wright, having outdoor tea while skating at Forest Hills, N. Y. A scene quite different from that at the same spot last summer, when ; | Tilden won the tennis crown. Wide Weeld Prote — — = Ss . -_* — __ - ‘ é " a : le The melancholy remains of a proud 84-gun frigate, “Granite State,” being raised from the bed of North River, N. Y., where she burned a year ago. For many years she had been a militia training ship. Mrs. Marie Seton, beautitu! London widow, whose latest book of poems has been a marked Descendants of American Indians rehearsing native dance which they wnat al) gave at ball of Oklahoma Society in New York. success 4 $B eH: ; z | Leading a dogs life isn’t always “ 4 . 2 hard, in the opin- ¥ ey ion of “Kung Chi- Nee,” owned DY Saag ae ) *. ae Miss Marion Hope, i Se | ma oe ©? , eas 3 : i - . and recent oe _ —._ -% > aie | | ss Ni eR : ees : A , , i : fs ' “3: ae : os ‘ir >. , ct ene sa, “am. ee eee af » awarded first prize y Pe. 7 > ~ oe at. a tite ae 7 at Pekingese show rT cee Sto SS . r ee - ae : ie states -_ . apts PAP ee ee *, « , : r . . . ’ . _ . . : ” | : , 4 Taal me | a? ay ~ 2 i _ sebie ~Y + . = . Pe ee ee —i Underwood Underwood hibited at Atlantic im . ; : ) Ps = Cat Club show re- . | 7 A F Pees : - . = i 4 j ne IE \WAA Extraordinary picture of fleet of Shipping -a cently. Only one j@ - este Masine the ame # ; in America WY Board vessels, built during the a or war : . , tj up at Jones Point, N. Y . purposes, now tied up at Jo re her husband, Alexander P. Moore, who publishes the Pittsburg Leader. i A 2 Mrs. Moore has been appoirited an imMmiprat ? inspector 4 Lillian Russell (Moore) and : Sailing for Europe on a tour of inspection.

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ennai meet tae ales ee lel eee ae Le Ne ee eT lial ia atl 4 a i ee ee i ae , _ - oe “ye 7 v oot + Eig Ae 4 tes aed = ge POM ay Nhe so © ee my ¥ FSA ag 2 ‘ y ‘ ¥ ~. ae Bete fm Soe ay 7 % » ce ap a ’ Sn eee aL me : - hI ose > * anaes weet gs cn Signi ie re" . > ph Eny La a, Ream ap > jag al a te ae ee en te eee ° 7 Ps eS, - . > amt r a] =o . — er : a Ne " — ‘i es SUNDAY MORNING APSHOTS AT EUROPE’S FASHIO a ne < ad es eT -_—— English misses at St. Moritz: Miss Pamela Smith (center), sister of Lord Chancellor Birkenhead; Miss Dunn (left), and Miss Harper. —International. ee — YY 4 a Two misses, Louisa and Isobel Viosca, who have traveled all the way from California for the fun, T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION NABLE WINTER PLAYGRO LS e: English visitors to St. Moritz, in the Swiss Alps, can usually be distinguished by their fondness for hockey. WTS ORR hy tS Ras 3 ei ty m —International. TANUARY 29, 1922 UND Curling, a pop- ular sport in which around- ed stone is sent across the ice at a mark. — International. on a o deiner tisl nae hin iS 8 — iy “% y na, * a ~ i © : se eee Rfhoysheer st nae poms et i te Bobsled racing is a popular feature of the season’s many thrills, and perhaps some romance. — The American contingent is always large: Misses Marian Grunsfeld and Louise Austrian of Chicago. International. . ’ id 12 OY? & AQ GE ¥* A startling sports costume by a de- signer no less than Poiret of Paris. It is of white leather, with red or black trimming. International, _—International. SZ GAS _ ~ -* ~* 37; IW 4 All will agree that the man who helped settle the Irish question is = ~ Suh 8 May ae , sa et Po Seite ge sage * | : nia! own ny L a . 2 Bi P “" \ 4 < cm ‘ “eS WS yarns - on eit te’ b a et _ meth gr sport, and furnishes —International. 8 entitled to a vacation, and Lord Chancellor Birkenhead is taking hig with his daughter and little niece. — International The first snowfal she is Mabel May, has been adopted Her native name Designated as th a splendid swimg A relic of ti in Utah, dati built as it

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ST. LOUIS ——— ROTOGRAVURE PICTURE SECTION / RL alg BR, On he ET aft 2? hated King Winter reigns in old Quebec, Can- ada, and brings va- rious sports in his train. Sleighing is especially popular The first snowfall at Washington reminds this girl of her old home: she is Mabel May Miller, a 14-year-old Eskimo girl from Alaska who has been adopted by William R. Miller of the Interior a Her native name is Kavehazook. —Wide World Pho Miss Mary Kilgore. winner of first prize at a St. Louis masque ball, and her costume of royal ermine, valued at $500. —The Todd Studios, St. Louis. sport, and furnishes | rn," ig Mile. Desha, Ser- —International. | / : f ~s bian dancer, poses athe ae for Miss Harriet Frishmuth, the sculptor, as latter works on a dainty ) | “Wed little figure to be Designated as the most beautiful student at Bryn Mawr, Miss Bessie Lee Harvey is ¢ Mia ps 9\called “The Bubble a splendid swimmer, an expert horseback rider and an all around athlete. | ij . am = \Dance.” ,—Photo by Ur ood & Underwood, Chicago ; oe | —Copyright, Keystone rae Fre View Cn. In: Here is “Jimmy” Bonner, star trap- shooter at the age of 12, and winner of the trophies shown in picture He lives in New York City, and has been shooting since his fourth birthday. —' PP @a Photos’ F ij ae mOORALS Es iis i For the fourth time, Miss Edith Har- rington of Newton, Mass., has won a beauty contest. Now it is as “prettiest motorist of the New England States.” —Internationa Sturt, daughter of Lady Alington, is one of the London society people as- sisting in produc- tion of the film, “The Glorious Ac- venture.” She de- nN rwyn, A relic of the pioneers, preserved for posterity. This old cabin was one of the first houses built or alley pathee oer ttle the Irish question ' 7 in Utah, dating from 1847. Carefully dismantled, it has been taken to Salt Lake City and re- Charles II’s day. Birkenhead is taking his | built as it was before. It stands in a corner ot the grounds of the Mormon Temple. —Photo by Underwood — international. —Underwood & 1: erw ood. New Yor Underwood N. Y¥

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JANUARY 29, 1922 Z, By . SOJOURNERS | ae | E fi ' sie ALONG THE _ Wo ii FLORIDA We he adie lene Vem: damit thy tine Ae liom rom Oe : Y eet ce et ee Penden ego, fl % — she ~~ . _—- ete eo h 7 me ne on Slo pes ‘ an 7 oo ~ / nyt a . ~ + TRO neg ee SN Pm: Ying 2 2 Qa eee: nae Bs bs ee — Ls. gg —son s 1 eles ect - —- ee ee Sa a a ee von aisles Caen ede veers ee ee iy ee a Cc Ie A — > Miss Constance Westcott and Miss Florence Crozier of Phil- adelphia on the beach. —Copyright [nderwood & Underwood v " ibe > SAWRRE cet oem ge nae ps ee ee ts PX mee ~— o™ wt " — perc eer emer P ae AIRS TART CBr ke ee —— Mrs. Henry Bolton of Chicago sends “Jeff” out for his morning airing. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. . : ee ee ee a ee en oe x . 4 P+ 2°39 aime -* ‘ . + le % » 4 pet > . ee a 2 ~ a i tO “ te Wo Br CR eee in ee | r . . ra . De iveieednae arm £ ——. - bs ee F a ; F2 ~ . a" ae en as wrnpdt oe p . ~n a F Divive mn & , ty 4 ' = —_— - ‘es ge han —_ sm pt oh . ™ nae - ie q mt : So hi sender i - afte Ahn , - ete ‘ “ yee if , ~ eth 7 “? . a ” 4 . ny . > , hu : - , ‘ ds 4 es ; . ne he . : 4 “~ ase ~2 é “- . , vent : : ; i! A SF ~ ‘ f “ a ‘ ate. cw ax ae 3 aay, 7 . er : _ > “ a5 0 ye G ~ He tM A A —Inderwood & Underwood. Bo The Misses Helen and Gladys Carruthers of @ New York. nm Miss Corinne Barker —CCopyrigzht, Underwood & Underwood OY, FOC f .: Leon Goss, son of A. M. Goss oi | Philadelphia and New York, has landed a 41-pound amber jack. | : | | a | Darwin P. Kingsley, president | , : | | Mrs. Walker P. ine New York Life Insurance i oF | Pee ot Sn ot ae , of New Yor : ea AE € Insut n «i 11% Mrs. Edgar ’ re ae? Liat od Pe : a 2th —Copyri gh _ Underwene : a weriat 1 J F. Lukenbach . iz : | Rg ge FO: th. & Underwood. : of New York on the re a ad 7 c golf links. —Ftograms, -$ pam ee Ma 8 #5 peliey ee . sais aa c

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CTA ONnwm/O} 7 +e -“F As You See “? Them Mirrored on the Screen OT NS AO nS rm Nm Del genta we Sete it es alr sitlte htt MESS, eee. Te nes ee ee Me ree a eee . + - ‘=. 2: i.2% => ss 33 33 — —_ —— —- ;% = Se Se + . | == =f i | Pe — 1 -_> 3 S : i $3 $i Ps oh, ga PR cee pean a 8 ey 4 7 . yy .. -. ‘J : = Oe pte a ® 6g, es a . *> BN » ey " Be = y)))) * - ail - . " . a 4 Pe ies ts ony oe > ig . . =f « . — 4 ” “ . af 5 = a —_ Alice Calhoun, recently seen in a film version of Barrie’s famous story, “The Little Minister.” ago sends “Jeff” out Underwo Leatrice Joy in the picture called “Saturday Night.” y Ss poxy Clarence Hall] of Wash- early raid on the cocoa- pn 6. ierw wd & I'nderwood Wanda Hawley. In a serious mood — Grace Darmond. Mr. Ince meets the en- tire cast for a new production. Front row, left to right: Ed- ward Martindel, Chas. Meredith, Theodore Roberts, Madge Bel- lamy, Thos. H. Ince, Florence Vidor and Tully Marshall. Back row, left to right: Horace Williams. John Griffith Wrav. Clark W. Thomas, Walker P. Inman : > : Lloyd Hughes, Henry f New York. : Se age Dik td : Sharp and Vernon , , I'nderwooad ve . “ae, , , F ng Dent. rywe Te! and her director, also her husband, Y) Mae Murray Robert Z. Leonard. AV A wa

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