St. Louis Post-Dispatch
January 3, 1926

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY MORNING, JANUARY 3, 1926. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 —— a? Ee = es — ee | | ———— - ——E ——_ 3 “iow flyer, eastbound, struck T0 CONSIDER FARM jon which Secretary Jardine has 0% i | “Imperial” Title Awaits Events. | Farinacci, secretary-general of the nouncing that when circumstances utomobile in which she and |vited farm editors to mect with HEADS ALUMNI BODY | CREMONA, Italy, Jan. 2.—The| Fascist Party, has changed its' warrant, this will be altere@ to Im- _— , ‘BILLS, NEXT WEEK |.” and some of the visitors may | , | | New Cremona, organ of Roberto|title to The Fascist Regime, an-/ perial Italy. daughter were rid- here this morn legs was cut off be asked to appear also before one | j IN HOUSEBOAT FIRE eur oid rossiig of ner ,or both of the committees at the gted Press. ——While | | Capitol. INGTON, Jan. 2 FAMILY’S OBJECTIONS ‘ wak «cri } a. ‘ ead Ww: ished. “Jardine is. consulting Vigorous efforts will be made to STORE, HOURS—® to 5:30—CHARGE ACCOUNTS SOLICITED ss editors of farm papers | bring the views of the. Coolidge es nr —— Ze week on crop surplus ‘administration and those of the | . | Y | hoth the Senate and/|Western members of Congress} Husband, Who Had Left Craft | Mile. Alice Cocea, Actress, Ac- ent oans culture committees will into agreement. The farm block Short Time Before, Is +3 . RE Be. cepts Catholic Faith to Marry J lA y 4 Saching the same subject of both Senate and House are_ : | i Fk ps Fe | oans secured hy First bown way. ' preparing, however, to examine the Held by Police. aie ae, Bis Pec] De la Rochefoucauld. : date Be me h . : - Committee will hold whole situation for themselves be- | ee eee a Pe ae ® meeting of end the new Senate Com- g will assemble for th e first | 12. These are the dates SINCE 1882—TROUSSEAUX A SPECIALTY Olive Street and Taylor Avenue JANUARY LINEN SALE Table Service, Bedroom and Bath Many Months of Effort Have Been Spent to Make This One of the Greatest Value-Giving Events in Our History and Will Merit Your Approval to Supply Every Need for the Future A ee at Table Damask and Napkins LDouble Damask of Select Flax. Our Own Designs. “ese eeaerte«nsen* & the form of farm relief worked out There was a fire tn the house-| the Associated Press. | by the Agriculture Department and | phoat colony along the Mississippl PARIS, Jan, 2.—The marriage of | the VW nite Soune. River bank between Nagel and se see ye | the young Count Stanislas_de la ae | . ne : }Rochefoucauld to Mile. Alice Cocea, ‘Robert avenues yesterday. A boat was destroyed by flames and from a star of the musical comedy stage, long delayed by the opposition of| ‘its ruins the charred body of Mrs. | | was 7e- ‘the bridegroom's noble family, took | | | place today with a civil ceremony | Hall of the Sixteenth | me ousand dollars, which | will bring our repre- Vina Setter, 5i years old, moved to the morgue. One of the spectators at the fire was taken to the Carondelet Po- Arrondissement of Paris. ’ Stati for questioning. He | : +was Herman Setter, 57, husband of | | | the woman and owner of the boat. foucauld, who belonged to the or | | Returned After 25 Years. | = }thodox church of Rumania, accept- |} ee Ne eS eee | | led conversion to the Roman Cath- | My for 25 years,’ Setter related : ) GINS WEDNESDAY ’ d. Mm. at cated 0 a lived in the boat until | ‘olic faith before the ceremony be- , a }cause Cardinal Dubois, Archbish- | New Year's eve when I came home. | | as Papers al GOODS STORE ; ‘op of Paris, refused to grant the and found my wife there. I was! ;op oO surprised, but I did not rush into ‘young nobleman a dispensation to for Full ~N 4 th : ; & Washin ron Particulars HENRY F. SANBORN. Brua & TY n spondents nce Society ates S. Ww. en _ 4th and viens ‘in the City Dept. A ee 8 eR —_— Se - = N apkins embroidered in Afour and 14-inch size. Te -——— OU SEKE EPERS| who really: ap-| Hand preeciate that rare com- Finest Linen, binatsey of luxury and | 1Six for. secescee ‘feconomy are enthusias- = tic users of Green- ts wald’s, Linens which | pang EmbPfoideréd and T HE MOST 2-ineh All. pe Towels Our Own Importations. Durabla, Serviceable. Exclusive Designs. | ? ’ ned her her arms. marry her while she retained he I ing | aith.- if “T asked her what she was doing! | former fa ii there. Shé replied that the boat With this difficulty smoothed | ai 33395 over, there seemed to be no shadow |} . | ea An porte pti . thant he on the gayety of the. party of a JANUARY SPECIALS. have become interna-| Sreenwald's High Quality of J right, ; cs gee Ean : vou feel about it, I'll leave. hundred friends who attended the /| 15x24 (each) tionally renowned for| Linen—All Sizes and Styles | ‘ . 18x36 (each) ... their beauty and wear-| ~ —Lowest Prices, sei eatin ime Sa SON OF FEDERAL JUDGE HEADS | ceremony at the City Hall. For the |{j -"* “4 UY . | ‘ bride th t « e Vict An- | pf hties—fe 44 DARTMOUTH ALUMNI HERE | ste e witnesses were Victor An | Bedspreads ing quaiities or | Bath Towels and Mats | , former Rumanian Minister | - vente. ‘iesiiaaal «% in [years : » rom Italy, England an ‘rance. Inj- sania Henry F. Sanborn, an Executive |to Pa _and Senator Lamery, a the Latest Creations. January Siee- Our Own Seen: ante Officer of the Frisco Railroad, former Under-Secretary of State. | cial English Spreads for hard wear. Deanattte atk: ie sted Elected by Recent Meeting of The bridegroom’s witnessses were | 722108 (each) : eccbcccoocs OOSe Gnd sMpored. | Henry. F. Sanborn of 5526 Per-|Emile Bure, editor of L’Eclair, and 90x108 (each) os sesesecss 35.95 Including Bath Sets with Individ- ‘work and went to the boat. nat Monograms. Blankets shing avenue, son: of Federal Judge | Senator Viscount de Kerguezec. | ~ Vai % . . es. “rT Paine el in suit and S@nborn, and an executive officer; The couple departed for Ver- | Wamenite Percale haste In All the New and Exclusive Designs and Color Combinations, f =e St. Louis-San Francisco|sailles tonight after the wedding | |: started to leave. My wifo asked |° | | and Pillowcases Fspecially Priced for January. “PRICE SHING "SALE IN _ YEARS. Plain On way Theres ‘two.’ “So I left. Since then I’ve been | sleeping with relatives and only | going to the boat to change my) clothes. At noon Saturday I quit for | AUCTIONEERS J. SELKIRK & S | AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS _ REAL ESTATE AND INVESTMENTS OFFICE: 7131, CHESTNUT PHONE: GARFIELD 1894 AT PUBLIC AUCTION! In this: sale, is included also Luncheon’ Sets, Banquet Cloths and all Fancy Linens, with the rarest Laces, as Burat-| to and Venise from) Italy. Point de Paris and antiques from Railway Co., was elected presidentisupper. “Happy?” said the bride. | d | applies rs © mi De ee ceo Sco fof the Mes wats Alumni Associa- | “Well, rather!” | gagP OO mena ax Makai on » i + 4 - aD a ters. That's all we said. tion of St. Louis, at @ recent meet- |» nonciation I Due to Private Rea- | ___ Substantial Price Reductions. oa) Other of- | n 1926 n Str Lous, the sting boom ?- when you can rown city? for St. and redivted d authority, o n 1926. Com- ll help you to ‘ ients—$17 each Ces \ airs are included | \ | CANDY STORE EQUIPMENT | 2744 FRANKLIN AV. JONDAY, JANUARY 4th [Jn acordance with the ternts of a contract the undersigned and the owners of the property, we 10:30 A. M. entered into by and will eell the fol- 30 Mirrors. Electric Piano. 230 Candy Case, Cash Register, eertain Carbonator Cigar (ase Fountain, Back Bar. | 10 Tables. Ice Cream Machine, TERMS ASH. ; BEN J. SELKIRE & SONS, Auctioneers. —— — Sy N SALE! HARDWARE AND FIXTURES Be . 5633 EASTON AV. TUESDAY, JANUARY Sth 10:30 A. M. a certain ontract We Wi above. a desirable stock of mtiscel- Electrical Supplies, Screws, Naila, Granitewarer, Aluminumware, Tin- , } a . me of l offer for manner indicate] a By vir tue of the ter and place and in the Shelf Hardware, (Cutlery. Tools, , Garden Tools, Screens, Screen W ire, | Chinaware. Roofing Paper, etc. The fixtures include Shelving, Floor Cases, CASH, bX Wall Cases. Counters, Scales, etc. REN J. oe KIRK & SONS, Auctioneers, 3% Cagtact Street. TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE DAVIS SHOE CO. 2810 Lawton Boulevard (Baker’s Warehouse ) EDNESDAY, JANUARY om at nr 10:30 A. ™. far lally deed of trust execute undersigned trustee an unus MISSES’. LADIES’ AND CHIL- PAIRS; eertain fixtures of business. TERMS CASH. BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers. Ry Tirtue of the terme container She benefit of creditors. we will a Saw the Piean and marketable stock of MEN'S, BOYS REN S SHOES, to a total of about 1000 lormerily used by company in the conduct VILLE LIVINGSTON, Trustee, 510 Locust St. liixewise thea Trustee's Auction Sale THE PRINCESS STORE GOODS, FURNISHINGS, READY-TO-WEAR 819 N. Sixth St. hursday, January 7th 10:30 A. M. Virtue of the of am executed by Wel at the tim: and erms contained in a certain chattel] deed Max Orblitt for the benefit of creditors, we will indicated above a follows and place and in the manner desirable. k consisting in part as Stor Furs, Fur Coatg, Waists, Men's and Boys’ (Caps, Lnder- (;00dS, psses, Suits. Cloaks, Skirts, Dresses, Furnishings, liats., Aprons, Siik Hose.. Ladies’ Overalls, Work Shirts, Gloves, Pants, , Dress Shirts, and various other Dry Furnishings Ready-to-Wear of a clean and marketable character, | © property will be offered in bulk and in suitable detail sub- v: ion, subject to TERMS ASTL. R. RICHTER, Trustee, 1520 Washington Av. BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers TRUSTEE’S AUCTION SALE DRY GOODS—FURNISHINGS 1603 S. Sth STREET DAY, JANUARY 8th PY Virtue of the terme rman for the benefit following: About 3000 war Shirta. Mena and Boys approval of the undersigned trustee. 10:30 A. M. deed of trust executed by for the undersigned trustee Mene and Bors Dress and Pants. Caps. Sweaters, Silk Hosierr, Dresses Underwear, Blankets. Laces, (urtains, Sheets, Ribbons. Notions, etcc Cases, Counter Case, Ribbon Case Sheiving., Cash Register, etc. TERMS CASH LLE LIVINGSTON. Trustee, 510 Locust St. hatte) wil] sel! (,0008. eontained in of erecditors “ue de of PMece BEN J. SELKIRK & SONS, Auctioneers: elkirk Auction & Storage Co. AUCTIONEERS AND APPRAISERS OF ALL whe OF STOCK Dor regular Household Goods Sale every Tharsday ai _ 1808-10-12 CHOUTEAU AY. GARFIELD 6897 pL BLIc At CTION OF AUTO ACCESSORIES, TIRES, Tt = AND STORE FIXTURES, 1905 ST. LOUIS TLESDAY, JAN. STH, 1928. 10: 30 A. M. a nice clean stock . who i« retiring from business, Pumps, Air Compressor, etc. , Accessories, Tires, Tubes, Tanks, Sf. Display (Case. one 10-ft. Display (ase, Counters, Shelving, National STORAGE Co., Register, Piles, ete. \. A. SELEIREK AUCTION A Choutesu Garfield 8807. ee eee Se ee .U. LEONORI AUCTION co. AUCTIONEERS and APPRAISERS Lucas Avenue Telephone, Lindel! 2160 "UN SALES WEDNESDAYS, 2 P. M. ard FRIDAYS 10 A M . GOODS AT PRIVATE SALE DAILY ' 'sinal] quantity ;rent “I walked up to Broadway and |!0& of that organization. ; ‘cas in a restaurant eating dinner | ficers elected are: Leigh © sUrh- when the fire engines went by and Wertheimer, vice turned down Robert avenue. Out , Martin, of curiosity I followed the engines S€cretary and treasurer, A t) see what was burning. I neyer Founded in 1769 at Hanover, N. thought it was my own boat on H., school for the Indians, fire.” Datrmouth is one | Police and reporters asked Set-| largest colleges “in. the United for his theory as to how the States. It has always been main- fire started. He pondered a moment, tained exclusivel)s for men, and and answered: many leaders of American business *“ WelJl, to the place.“ WORLD COURT A MERE TOOL bar st. Louis to OF LEAGUE, DECLARES REED next y rlne Assails Proposal That U. S. Submit Mouth Alumni to Tribunal in Which It The Dartmouth Hac No Voice. its meetings every Br the Associated Press. o'clock lunch af KANSAS CITi. gan. ize nth and Locust ses Se GIRL MILED BY TRAIN er and J. J. presidents, and Leonard C. as a ter she must have set fire there, An Dartmouth being made by Alumni Association bring to this city meeting of the Dart- Association. effort is of Thursday ata 12 the City 2 — ibaa streets. Court, Senator James A. Sill = ared before the City Club tonight. Instead, he said there Fond an obligation ‘which may . identified by the name: The League Court.’ “Tr is here purely political characte he added. “Tt provided for by the League pact. It was created by the League. Its members are selected by the League or League members The Tules and regulations emanate from the League. It can be abolished tomorrow by a resolution | by the League Its membership be changed by action of the League. It is a foreign tribunal pure and simple, created, domin- ated and controlled solely by foreign nations. The United States member of the League had no voice in creation World Court. United States has no voice eelection of any of the of the so-called judges court.’ he added. “The States has no voi pro- the rules or reguiations was com- Lena Rendleman, 17, Struck by Freight at Granite City After Leaving McKinley Car, 17 vesterday, Miss Lena Rendelman. old, was killed at 7 p. m.. when she was struck by bound Big Four freight the Nnieteenth street Granite :City. from a McKinley returning work in 8t and was her home at 2708 when may rtain et had car. Louis, She alighted is not a from running toward Cayuga street occurred. She was several to the freigitt platform, and train continued on, the crew parently being unaware of cident. .Miss Rendleman in the sewing di Scruges-Vandery (,00d8s Co. She lived with Robert Blevins, having the delegates of foreign © ea from tector, Ark., father is a saw rill operator. ik crossing watchman told BELLEFONTAINE FARM CRUELTY 2 treet orem CHARGE TO BE INVESTIGATED crossing with a lantern when past him. An inquest will and the of the ‘The t the successors of the United thrown feet ce in the ac- viding the -court. . proposition is United States shal] its controversies tions to a tribunal] foreign nations and Was ey! rr ‘ i i tha epart of Dry a cousin, recently her ment oort-R; irne ARre: to 4 foreign created with composed ‘* .4! ee fp nations. her in- the she Children’s Guardians’ Chairmen | held today Hold Conference With Judge ference W MAN, 24, DIES FROM BURNS: ero resent ite CLOTHING IGNITED BY FURNACE made of alleged mistreatme juvenile Bell ved at 3808 Min taine Farm, Irvin Bettman, chair- died vesterday af men of the Board of Children’s! pital as th: Cfuardians, announced yesterday, New after a conferente between ught to (Judge Hartmann and chairmen of furnace at a publie various committees of the Roard! North Grand of Children’s Guardians. BRettman’s! was employed. Statement is the result of a letter The rags, it is written him Wednesday by Judce greasy. There was a llartmann and requesting a rigid of flame and the blaze investigation of conditions at the, the young man’s clothing. farm. rushe 1 to the etreet where passers- The conference. of by extinguished the fire. hyt which were until he had inhaled the flame two hours. Bettman said the find-' had been serlously burned ings of the board will be made the arms, legs and body. public as soon as the investigation ,survived by his wife, Elsie is completed. i fleet. Attending the conference wero. ae — besides Bettmhn: Edward Marx. a member of the Bellefontaine Faria Committee of the board: Mrs. War- | SAFE, ARREST ERS & LIGHTNING. PROTECTION, $1.56 ( ‘le 2¢) delinquents at ‘fon-)|} nesota AY Mullanphy result of nue, Hlos- burns. suf- lered Year's day. when he Circuit S{ burn come rags in a garage at boulevard, .where sudden flare caught in He proceedings disclosed, lasted not not He is Drescher, chairman of the Meramec Hills Committee: Mrs. mus V. R. Mechin. vice chairman | of the board and a member of the! Bellefontaine Farm Committee: ¢, | G. Rathmann, chairman of the) Placing Out Committee, and For- rest ©. Donnell, chairman of | r Mortitz’s Legislative Committee. > Paris, Ill.. Elks’ Lodge Raided. by the Associated Pregs. PARIS. Ill., Jan. 2? If you have eye trouble of any kind, this book will tell you many truths you ought to know. the 2.—Information | against the local Elks lodge was filed in the Federal Court at Dan-. ville today following a raid New Year's day on the lodge rooms here. The information was filed by Mayor Martin L. Rittenhouse | and Chief of Police Powers. A of liquor was con- fiscated in the raid. No arrests | were made. ° : ——-§09 N. BROADWAY. e ‘a ® of the oldest and, the | the | Association holds | Club, | = AS SHE NEARED HOME years | a north- | crossing in | th 18 act ‘ident ; ha ’ ap- | ployed pe vears old. who 1517 | he thought. were and | about, i"mp- | Moritz Optical Co. | | sons, Legation Says. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Jan. 2?.—An official, Statement by the Rumanian lega-'| tion today says that Prince Carol’s | renunciation of his nigi:ts to suc-!| session to the Rumania throne was) due entirely to private reasons and | not in any way on account of mis- | understandings between himself | and the Government. ' Linen Sheets—Pillowcases Plain and Exquisitely Embroidered | in Switzerland, France and Ireland ‘ JANUARY SPECIAL Round Thread—Hemstitched. 72x96 (each) Cases (pair) | from all parts of the s49| World and imported $4.25 | direct by’ us ‘France, ete., which are| personally g athered | Made Up to Meet Your Individual! Comforters Requirementa, Under Our Own Supervision. January Prices Prevail. ————— Hand- Embroidered Initials and ——— Are Executed In Our Own an 4 Skilled Foreign Necdlevorters, and professional life were educated | ' Touring . . . .... ome Roadster . .. .. .::1s« Coupe ...... .:. os! CORE (csi: sndeieneeee Seah... i.<.'<cekees 1-Ton Truck. oe ee @ #te@ : (Chassis only) Effective January 1, 1926. ~ enseeee es tee ea ee ee-e8¢e677 Fee 0 ome % o-eomme oo eo FCeae es ovrece @ hie @ eo Tels e ewes of see eo ore + eseeeeweotm@eeee ¢ 1-Ton Truck. emtvieo@e Bice eo eo eo oo ofc oW « « (Chassis only) All prices f, o. b. Flint, Michigan ~ ‘Chevrolet Motor Company, Detroit, Michigan Division of General Motors Corporation QUALITY AT LOW Gaia ——— —— —

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