St. Louis Post-Dispatch
August 30, 1926

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Dirks atzenjammer Kids : : _—— —_ ee = TWICE AS MANY SITUATION WANTED Ads are printed in the Post-Dispatch each week as appear in the second St. Louis newspaper. JT.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service “~ VELL, VE COULD Tie HIM ON DER END Op DER ROCKER UND Gjge HIM A RIDE,OR Ve I MIGHT SIMPLY Gipp HIM A POT Od Der NOSE UND Care fT A DAY, Hass ? as " > = —— “ DOWN STARS MIT DoT Dory NO. 67. Waner, KREMER PITCHES FOR PIRATES Hornsby’s ern Unable to Hit Righthander at the — _ —— ee eee LL EE re ~~ ee FINANCIAL > LI l.tanw Stock, Bond and Curb Tables Capret) ST. LOU! S, MOND, AY EV ENING, AUGUST 30, 1926—32 PAGES. First Opening Game, Rhem in Box and Scores | on — by sa doe Batter in | With 1 2 PITTSBURG 10010 } 18000 SEE PITTSBURG | TIME EARLY 2-0 LEAD =v} OVER THE CARDINALS The Pennant Race CARDINALS. r = 100 YOWLING ! SUCH A Fine BITZNESS VEN A MAN GOT \ » TO GET PEACE UND 4 { QUIET IN DER CROW: PP a es Se BAH. Ss ALL I SAID V0OS, LOOK OuID FOR Start—Clouds Hang Over Park as Play Begins. The Batting Order. PITTSBURG. CARDINALS. Rhyne. Rhyne threw out Theve- Waner rf. Holm ef. rnow. Kremer threw out Rhem. Rhyne ss. Southworth rf. ‘NO RUNS. Fraynor 3b Bottomley. 1b. FOURTH INNING. Barnhart If. l.. Rell 3h. PITTSBURG—Thevenow threw ine eg Wg el i out Barnhart. Grantham beat out Smith c. Thevenow _s8. a slow grounder to Thevenow. Pilatets-Rigier, Teatatog and McCor- Rhem threw out Rawlings. Smith mick. doubled to center, scoring Gran- Attendance, 18,000. _ tham. Kremer struck out. ONE) By J. Roy Stockton. RUN. ee ! CARDINALS—Holm was called Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. out on strikes. Southworth lifted SPORTSMAN’S PARK, Aug. 39. 45, Cuyler. Hornsby popped _ to _Flint Rhem, the strong-armed! Rhyne, NO RUNS. right-hander from Carolina, went Bal gy osetia ae to the pitching slab this, afternoon d doe ae RG a =_— = mi Thevenow. Rhyne singled to left, for the Cardinals to face the world champion Pittsburg Pirates in the) first of a scheduled double-header. Ray Kremer, also a right-hander, and a hero of the 1925 world se- ries, in which the won its world title, was Manager Bill -McKechnie'’s” selection for . mound duty. Cardinals’ ninth successive hitless The Cardinals took the field|inning, as they fafled to hit Ald- spurred on by the knowledge that Tdse safely in the last four — the double-header offered them a of ene swat RUNS. chance to pass the Pirates and to PITTSBURG . ~ se rapa oe go into the lead in the tight Na- Peiettatt. it eenunded to! tional League pennant race. | Thevenow. tiiim Med to! A double victory would put St. 'Holm. NO RUNS. Louis in front. If Chicago were to | Reds again. Louis and defeat the Cincinnati A double victory for St, a Cincinnati victory would leave the two teams tied for first place. with the Pirates dropping. to third position. Shortly before game time the sky Pittsburg team | CHICAGO, Ratteries.: NATIONAL LEAGUE. FIRST GAME. a. o's £ Ss RH. 2. AT ST. LOUIS. Ee ae a aS CINCINNATI AT CHICAGO. Cineinnati—Donohus and ‘ hoeago—Blake Hargrave; how to Smith. long flv the left called out on strikes. field fence. Barnhart and — Har tne! tt fouled STARTS LINE AT 2 A. M. FOR TICKET (‘rowds early today besieged the downtown ticket office at 409 Olive sn i » the actor's —— Rhem to Theve- | NO RUNS near the foul line close to; Douthit was)! This was the | organ. | body 'of Miss Winifred Hudnut, ' followed the procession, INTS PRI CE 2 CE congener aaa. THOUSANDS SEE ‘VALENTINO'S BODY Broadway Pays Final Tri- bute to Dead Movie Ac- 263 Police on Guard. MASS CELEBRATED Pola Negri, ‘On Ex-Wife ' and Representative of ' Another, and Mary Pick- ford Among Mourners. By the Associated Press. ' NEW YORK, Aug. way today paid farewell tribute to ' Rudolph Valentino. The street was lined with many moved from the Broadway Mala- on funeral cortege at to St. Catholic Church, undertaking rooms ' and Sixty-sixth street chy’s Roman West Forty-ninth street. The police bomb squad and 263 patrolmen, including a cuarded the route and stood the the mounted squad, outside undertakers and | church. Polish who says that she was marry Valentino, and first wife, ch. mourning Pola Negri, actress, engaged Jean Acker, followed Miss: Negri and into the chure dressed in. severest sobbing loudly, was behind the silver-bronze casket. for his third straight hit. Cuyler hit | Behind her came Miss Acker and into a double play, io Bottomley. CARDINALS—Bottomley caught Bell's, t representatives his sec- ond wife, and Mary Pickford. Casket Decked With Flowers. As the casket, decked with flow- ers from the automobile load that was car- ried up the nave on the shoulders of eight pallbearers,-arsolemn hush fell upon the audience. The prelude of the processiona! ‘‘Miserere’’ came from pipe Those in the church stood with bowed heads. The Rey. Father Leonard, offici- ating at the mass, marched slowly in the rear were the forward, surrounded by his assis- ants and altar boys, lace covering i their black surplices. The voices ‘entrance | group. of ' the became overcast, reminding the’! ctreet for tickets to the double- players and = oe eee header reopening today of the terday’s gathering, when thousands. ul of persons were soaked tothe skin ‘little world’s series. while the two teams battled ten! The first man in line at - 8:30 innings to a 2—-2 tie, making it) o'clock, when the morning sale of | necessary to schedule today’s 2800 reserved seats and 1800 boxes | double-header and one tomorrow, Was begun, said that he had been With a single game Wednésday to! there since 7. Mm: -“"l war out a get in the five games in three days. bit late. so I decided to get my There were thousands of empty, ticket and then go home to sleep,” seats today, the extreme sections of the grandstand being unoccupied | with many empty seats in the at 9:50 a mm. said he had been! bleachers and a few in the pavilion.) there since 6:39 a. m., and that The usual Monday ladies’ day had there were about a hundred be- heen suspended by the manage- fore him. The waiting line extend- ment in expectation of a huge ed from Olive street through an crowd. alley to Locust and east on Locust However. this was the first game)!to Fourth street. Police were on started and it was expected that hand to keep the fans in line. there would be 30,000 in the stands; There was little disorder. by the time the second game £o! When the gates at the ball park underway. opened at 11 a. m., there, were It is difficult to estimate the | about 400 persons in line. At that attendance when the crowd is scat- he said. of an unseen sextet rose from the ecpse as Father Leonard sprinkled | ‘the casket with holy water. and doctor, in white smocks and aprons, stood bv the as Miss Negri and the seven women, dressed in black, entered the church. The sobs of Miss Negri could be heard above the sextet. The body was borne to the cen- tral altar, above which a fresco of Nativity appears. The coffin was placed on the altar steps and the solemn high requiem mass was A nurse | begun. A man who reached the window time the number of reserved seats tered as it was this afternoon and was increased to 5000 because of guesses at the size of the crowd the demand. These seats take in varied from 18.000 to 25,000, when 18 rows in the old section of the the first game started. grandstand. Four ‘umpires again were Of After the waiting fans had been duty, with Rigler behind the plate, admitted to the park there was a Quigley at first, Reardon at second ‘constant trickle of early arriv als. and McCormick at third. vuln of Oe iii ian The game: ; escent Rv the Associated Press FIRST INNING. Sh lca npieniacaenn en PITTSRBURG—Waner tripled to | ah j wales eoseatl sung “i left. Rhyne singled to center. ee ecori Ww , Cuvier forced ther of Sinclair I.ewis, novelist, is ring aner. yie dead here. Rhyne. Rhem to Thevenow. Tray-- nor struck out, Cuvler stealing sec-- ‘ ~~ 9nd and continuing to thfrd on. | O'Parrell’'s low throw. Barnhart : flied to Douthit. ONE RUN. , CARDINAIS—Holm popped to Rawlings. Southworth fouled to Grantham. Hornsby tapped to Kre- mer. NO RUNS. SECOND INNING. PITTSBURG—Southworth made a fine running catch of Grantham s. line drive. Rell threw out Raw- lings) Smith doubled to right cen- ter. Kremer flied to Douthit. NO RUNS. CARDINALS—Rottomley popped Lost lost in Purses Are Returned About one-fourth of the articles Louis from day St. PS Onofreit Sings ‘‘Ave “faria.”’ The “Ave Maria”’ Dimitri Onofrei, Carlos Opera Co., and Massenet’s post communion “Flegv’ was sung by Guildo Ciccolini, with cello obliga- offertory, softly by the San younod Was slung tenor of 1 tO. Father T.eonard then hlessed the casket and the recessional ‘‘Tribu- lation’’ by Schweitzer, was snng by the sextet. Father Congedo, a bhoyhood chum of Valentino in Italy, then said his farewell to the actor. | Choptin’s “Marche Funebre” was| played as the casket was carried ‘from the church to he held at the 'undertaker’s awaiting the tomorrow of Valentino’s brother, | Alberto Gugliemi, who {s on the sea, ‘gan to weep “ported her was filled with to decide the final burial place. voice of Ciccolini filled the church with the solemn Massenet “Elegy.” Mise Acker bhe- Miss Negri was visiblv As the tenor overcome and Constance and Norma Talmadge and Mary Pick- ford, who were standing beside her. were crying softly, sup- Rut both Miss Acker and Miss Negri were able to follow the casket as if was carried from the church. Movie Stars in Church. The ushers in the church, motion and who which picture (| stars and persons prominent in mo- to day are purses, handbags, etc. Many of them are recovered. Most persons are honest, and if , the loser advertises in the Post. Dispatch so he can he located | a ‘ tion picture production, were Rich- ‘Webb, A. Gallagher hody was carried into church the pews were filled. Outside the great crowds, kept ‘back by cordons of police, pushed ‘mission to the services was by tIn- oK - . > { “aner. ne ia ies ingyen he the honest finder, restoration (| RIUNs follows. « ~ ; THIRD INNING. More Lost Advertisements are PITTSRU RG—Thevenow threw printed in the gs ats Cut Waner. Rhyne beat out 4°) than in any — D. — Brounder to deep short and went , Mewspaper and the age to second on Thevenow'’s low >? patch reaches more ost “a throw. Cuyler flied to Southworth. readers with the lost appeals. Traynor grounded to Thevenow. Call MAin 11.11 for an expert NO_ RUNS. ad taker. CARD Ni LS O'Farrell) Le es tow twece. «Pe ST DISPATCH rell was picked off first and wa tous Big Lose Found Medium out, Kremer to Grantham to J~~~~ SAAR APA »- ard Dix.- Johnny Hines, Ben I.yvon, Capt. Alistair McIntosh, husband | of Constance Talmadge, Clifton Kenneth McKenna, Richard and the Marquis de la Falaise de la Coudray, husband | of Gloria Swanson. Tong before the | the little and craned their necks to see noth- ing more than a closed door. AAd- vitation and only those hearing the blackboard invitations were al!- lowed to approach within a hlock ‘af the edifice. the hal hun- and an cin Aan e ' huildings T ee o ; ‘ eit Continud on Pag 3, Column 2. - BORNE TO CHURCH - tor—Bomb Squad and AT ST. MALACHY’S 30.—Broad- thousands as the) to | the | immediately | ' duce the last year. / 1895. MANY CASUALTIES REPORTED IN STRIKE CLASH IN WALES arrival ' | By the Associated Pregs. One | vestnik , Steamer I ee en ‘CLOUDY, CONTINUED WARM, TONIGHT AND TOMORROW THE TEMPERATURES. A NE ct rete CAMPAIGN BEGINS GERMAN SWIMS CHANNEL, BEATS TIME OF MISS EDERLE 0 PUT BUREAUS ~ UNDER PRESIDENT. ‘Assumption Is Is Bills Will Be | Introduced Next Session) iy to Destroy mniependence,| ie of Commissions. a” 72 NS a.m roy, e Z. a n. Ry fr - 9 a.m wea a. wm. 7a; 2 ae eee wr. & oe We ee aa Bw ee ORs Ck 83 > a. mm me a Oe on eae 7. Be WS ey 70 . we... 86 ee OS se 7 DE gis il 6 Yesterday's high, RY Iw noon): as (11 mo. ma.) Re lative hum idity. at noon 59 per cent ‘Official forecas WE ARE for St. ciel ani aaa | AMERICANIZING THE] vicinity: Partly ENGLISH —_ cloudy and con- tinued warm to- | night and to- | morrow. Missouri: Un-| settled but mostly fair tonight and tomorrow; con. tinued warm. Illinois: Partly cloudy and probably ing tomorrow not in temperature. Sunset, 6:35; sunrise row) 6:29. Arkansas-—Tonight and row partly cloudy to cloudy. Tomorrow, night; AUG- 30,26 mm General Weather Conditions. Thunderstorms have been general | ‘in Eastern Missouri, Illinois, Indi- ana, Ohio, West Virginia and Ken- | tucky. tains accompanying them | were irregular in amount, the heaviest being between an inch and | half, and occurring Missour! and Cen- The weather is a for the season in all east of the Rocky an inch and a in Northeastern tral IJtlinois. little warm the country ' Mountains. EARTHOUAKE SHOCK FELT ALONG COAST OF ITALY in Some ‘Towns Strong Tremor in the Tonian Area. By the Associated Press, ROME, Aug. 30.—A short earth- quake shock was feit along the southern and eastern eoast of Italy today, notably in the prov- inces of Taranto, Bari and An- cona. There was no damage, but Residents stricken; ‘persons in some places were panic- stricken. The. Bendandi Faenza reported a ment lasting one hour, at a dis- tance of 900 kilometers, with its epic center in the Tonian area. By observatory at strong move- the Assoc} ated Press. VALETTA, [Island Malta, of |} Aug. 30.—A slight earthquake last- ing about six seconds, was felt _here at 12:40 o'clock this aftef- noon. WASHINGTON, Aug. 380. A sharp earthquake was recorded to- day on Gevrgetown University seismograph, beginning at 6:50 a. m. and lasting until 8:45. Director 'Tondorf located it as 5300 miles from Washington, in a northwestly — the direction. GRADE CROSSING CASUALTIES INU. S. GROWING FAST, Dead 88 and Injured 408 More This Year Than in First Five Months of 1925. Ry the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.——In the of co-operative efforts to re- number of grade crossing §§ more persons were 408 more were injured in the first five months of than in the eorresponding period The number of accidents increased by Interstate sion figures showed 2202 dents in the The number as against 771, and °606 as against 2198. There was a decrease in casual- ties from railroad accidents of kinds, having been killed as against 25459, while 51,707 were in- jured as compared with 53,867. face accidents, killed and 307. ‘“ommerce announced today grade crossing acci- five months, as against killed was 869, the injured 2537 Police Charge Crowd After Riot of Miners at Pontypool, Mon- mouth County. By the Associated Press I (ONDON. Aug. 30.—A Press As- sociation dispatch from Ponty- pool, in Monmouth Countyt Wales, says “many casualties’ resulted when police charged a crowd of several hundred, after a riot in were thrown Dv miners. which stones un- emploved ONE HUNDRED PERSONS DIE IN STEAMSHIP COLLISION German and Russian Vessels | Crash In the Morskot Canal Near Leningrad. coal Aug. 30.— perished | Bure- LENINGRAD, Russia, hundred persons the Russian steamer collided with the German | Graine in the Morskoi canal, near here, last night. Most of the victims were Rus-, sians. LOUD SPEAKER HEARD 10 MILES | LONDON, Aug. 30. —Senator | William Marconi of Italy, inventor | of wireless, has announced the per- fection of a wireless loud speaker, | which can be heard for 10 miles. Tt invention of a member of the staff of the Marconi Co Mare already has heen when is the and, mi says, ‘tried out at Cowes with success. » tonight | | becom- . unsettled by. much change | (tomor- tomor- | Panic- | 1926 | Commis- | all | earth. .of Congress which provided no defi- | nite system ernment posed of in the coming session, | | ‘CONGRESSMAN WOOD | ‘In Magazine Article ports Are e Ignored. By CHARLES MICHELSON. A Staff Correspondent of the Post-. | Dispatch and New York World. to bring the the Tariff Commission, | Interstate Commerce authority Board, definitely within his control. Chairman — = Government bureaus under control of the “who will be held responsibie for their action.” Word of the imminence Cabinet, the United States. Recent The circumstance time an administration sioner cares to revolt he might un- The Tariff Commission was al- tered by the President from a con- dition that allowed it to recom- mend a decrease in the sugar tar- iff by tempting Commissioner Cul- berson of the board with a diplo- matic appointment. The substitu- | tion of a more perfectly subser- | vient commissioner was not ac- complished, however, without some scandal and the _ revelation that commissioners were expected to | file blank resignations with the ' President when named. | The President managed finally on the Shipping Board. Interstate Commerce Commission 'and the Federal Trade Board. All these commissions were cre- ated as independent bodies with non-partisan membership, in. or- | der to keep them as far out of pol- itics as possible and relieves them of administration domination. Wood does not go into this phase! in arguing for incorporation of the —_ partments. ‘Responsible to No One. 1% “These independent bureaus,” says, They were created by laws of of control. Some then) were the President and some of them were instructed to report to Con- gress. Some report and some do, not——just as they see fit. Further-| more, the President and Congress | pay no attention to these reports when they are received, and, of ‘course, they are pretty near worth- | less.’’ He cited the growth of the pack- | ‘ng-house inspection until it costs! over $300.000 a year, though it was stated when the meat-inspection ill was offered that it would add b (nothing to the cost of the Govern- | ment. As the meat inspection is under the Secretary of Agriculture, | hardly bears out Woods’ thesis. He blames the bogging down of) ‘the Harding scheme for reorgani- zation of the departments on Gov- employes, but ithat scheme evaporated after the | ‘disclosure of one piece of interde- partmental shuffling—the transfer | of the navy oil reserves to the De-| partment of the Intertor. It ts assumed the administration will have introduced legislation to 'get rid of the independent bureaus) early in the short session of Con- gress, which begins in December. | The prospects of success are not. ‘bright. If the matter is not 4is- it will have no chance at all, for the next Congress, with its greater pro- portion of Democrats and progres. | al- in- eives. will add to rather than minish number of hoards dependent of the executive, . he CHAMPIONS PLAN He Says Boards Are Respon- sible to No One and Re- | WASHINGTON, Aug. 30.—Pre-/| ‘liminary maneuvering has begun | for the extension of the President's | Shipping | the | | Commission | (a 'and the Federal Trade Commission | Wood of the Repub-| ‘lican Congressional Campaign Com- | mittee {s publishing in the Nation’s Business Magazine an article on the | § necessity of placing all independent | es the of the different members of Wood's contribution was circulated by. the Chamber of Commerce of jonference With Coolidge. that Wood re- cently visited the President, and the President’s well-known -interest in the matter, suggests that the cam- tually the President has gained con- trol. of these boards, but the pro- cess has been unpleasant and any commis- do all that has been accomplished. ' to get the sort of men he wanted | as well as| to have a working majority of the) boards in various Government de- | he “are responsible to no one on! instructed to report to: interest in — ens Flowers Are Chesed Upon Krishnamurti on Chicago Visit “ote. PO nnn ee HINDU MYSTIC SCORNS paign for the squelching of the independent boards is being car-! Krishnamurti. Presides Over ried out according to program. Ac- Section of Theosophical Congress in Chicago. ay the Associated Preas. CHICAGO, Aug. 30. — Jiddu 'Krishnamurtl, the young Brahman, heralded modern messenger of divinity earth has declined .Offers for public appearances in America” he said today. Speaking of one offer involving | & considerable sum of money the young protege of Mrs. Annie Be- | Sant, head of the Theosophical! So- ,Cilety, said: “I don’t want it. happiness. Money by theosophists on isn't mean anything. satisfaction. I wouldn't like them. They just seem worthless.”’ Krishnamurtt today | of the East, which he heads, inci- 'dent to the opening of the fortieth ‘annual convention of the Theo | sophists. : | Several preliminary meetings | were held vesterday, ‘laying of the cornerstone of a $250,000 national headquarters. | building at Wheaton, Ill.. a service .of the Liberal Catholic Church pre- sided over by Mrs. Besant and a closed meeting of the Theosophical ‘Society at which Krishnamurti | spoke briefly. Krishnamurti took no part in the. ‘Wheaton ceremontes, but watched ‘from an automobile while Mrs. Besant laid the cornerstone. On ithe way out the car, caught in the jam of Sunday traffic, narrowly escaped a serious smashup. occupants of the machine were ‘shaken up but were uninjured. Addressing a closed the Esoteric Society, Krishnamurti stressed the value of beauty, plead- ed for world brotherhood and pre- / dicted that both beauty and peace would hasten the coming of Christ. “The life of the theosophist,”’ he said. ‘is not a life of negation and ‘depression. It ts rather a life of joyful fullness. No one can imagine ‘the excitement, the ecstacy, to be found when the unrealities are put off. You think jazz, sports and the /Itke exciting. I assure you they lare not, when you know excitement lof the right kind. In the higher | worlds which open before the seek- ler are joys and pleasures so far ex- ceeding mundane joys and pleas- ‘ures that there are no words to describe them.’ ‘EIGHT STUDENTS BEHEADED _— Se ae & Atlantic Photo. JiDDU KRISHNAMURTI, hailed by Theosophists as the new Mes-| France, where he entered the wa- —_ siah, wearing floral garlands presented by his admirers in Chicago. ‘ter at 1:35 a. m. —Pacific Mrs. Annie Besant, his sponsor, is in | the left chien reensenal “CARMEN” PRINCIPALS FOREGO $10,000 PAY Singers to Accept Only Ex- penses to Save Enterprise From Deficit. ee ae te To avoid a threatened $10,000 in the Golterman opera enterprise, the principals ithe announced to Guy Golterman.,, di- | rector, that they would accept only | in the last of night ithe six performances, which was given last | Stopped by rain. As the salaries would have come | to about $10,000, the singers’ ac- ‘tion meana that the St. Louis Grand man is the chief figure, probably will be able to balance its books, |and to plan for another venture in igrand opera on the Forest Park stage. If any deficit should remain, a icommittege of backers of the Gol- | ,terman enterprise will meet ‘t, ac- _|cording to an announcement to- "| day. The action taken because of the singers was of their personal | regard for Golterman They all ‘are booked, under direction with | which he ita M® association, —— | coming operatic season. | Golterman said he was unwill- ing to accept the offer when it was first made by the singers, but ‘agreed after a talk with them. He |}said the rain, | Opening performance inight, and which kept night's attendance. Cause of the falhure to meet the Monday down last until | OTTO VIERKOETEN MAKES CROSSING INTZHR, 40MIN, — a ee ‘Enters Water at Cape Gris Nez, France, and Emerges Between Dover and St. Margaret’s Bey. ELEVENTH PERSON TO ACHIEVE VICTORY He Had Failed Previously A ET ett ctete. etapa dene a j|to Vierkoeten of Germany }\ swam the English Channel. " ‘ a} Due to Fog—Only Few Soldiers Witness His Rec- ord-Breaking Finish. —- ne ee By the Aesociated Press. DOVER, England, Aug. 30.—0Ot- today He landed at 2:15 o'clock this | afternoon at Langdon Stairs, half deficit of | grand {son to swim the channel, “Carmen” production yesterday | vear, ‘hundreds of | their expenses, but no salaries, for | have made the crossing } ! | Tiraboschi, Opera Association, in which Golter- | Dover and St. Mar- from Cape Gris Nez, way between 'garet’s Bay, The elapsed time of the swim, was 12 hours, 40 minutes, or near- ly two hours better than the record of 14 hours 31 minutes established by Miss Gertrude Ederle on Aug. 6. Vierkoeten’s landing was wit- nessed by only a few soldiers, who ran down from the Langdon bat- tery, above the beach. The sol- diers carried the swimmer to his small boat, which cunveyed him to the accompanying .. tog. German the Eleventh Person Swim Channel. Vierkoeten ig the eleventh per- and the first man to perform the feat this to Gertrude Ederle and Mrs. _Clemington Corson, bothof New York, are the only others who thus far this season. Up to thig year the record chan- nel crossing had stood at 16 hours 23 minutes. This record was made in August, 1923, by Sebastian Italo-Argentine gwim- mer. Miss Ederle, the first woman fo ‘conquer the famous waterway, set \a sensational mark with her 14 hours 831 minutes. Mrs. Corson last Saturday also beat Tiraboschi’g rec- i j | | ee to ap-} pear in various cities during the | he English coast. ; ord, but fell short of Miss Ederle’s time. Mra. Corson crossed in 15 hours 28 minutes, Vierkoeten, who has won cham- pionships in Germany, fafled fn an atfernpt to cross the channel last week. He was in the water 10 hours, and was taken out when his tug lost its way in a heavy fog not ‘far from the Goodwin Sands, off Mrs. Corson Hopes to Get Mes - for Use of Her Name Cosy rians. 1976. by the Press and Pulltze which prevented an / biishing Cos. (New York World and Post-Dispatch ) DOVER, England, Aug. 30.— Mrs. Clemington Corson. who Swam across the English Channel, was the chief. expenses of the production. The. ' total expense of production. in. cluding all overhead. was about $30,000, he said. | The rain stopped last night's per- | formance in the third act. about 10 | o'clock, the audience having sat | through a brief drizzle an hour earlier. Golterman announced today that the Grand Opera Association would | be incorporated and would bring at | least four operatic attractions to | 8t. Louis in the coming winter | These will be the Manhattan Opera company, which will Tamaki Miura. Japanese soprano iin Franghetti's “Namiko San": San Carle company, in a. week of repertoire; the Chaliapin Opera | company, headed by the Russian | i Saturday, said today that she was u professional awimmer and frankly haope to obtain pay for the use of her name on articles of merehan- dise. She also hopes to get employ- ,ment as a result of her triumph ‘that will enable her to educate the ‘children. Mrs. Corson, unable to reach the coast above Dover, where Miss |Ederie landed, was swept past the entrance to the harbor Saturday and carried down the channel by an adverse tide, but she was able to reach shore after a desperate struggle. It took her an hour and a quarter to cover three-quarters of feature | -—~ the | a mile, landing at Shakespeare Cliff, below Dover. Paying tribute {to her courage, experts here say that the tide must have changed more slowly than usual and that the full foree of ‘basso. and three performances of the down-channel aweep held off. ithe Mordkin ballet. WHITE MAN TAKEN FROM JAIL AND LYNCHED IN GEORGIA jor no human being | could have done what she did. Some of the old hands who were on the con- voying launch admit that they thought all waa iost when the awimmer was carried past the en- Coffee County Sheriff Says 25 Men (trance to Dover harbor. | Overpowered Him and Seized ; Alleged Slayer. Tiv the Associated Preas WAYCROSS, Ga... Aug. 30.— | Dave Wright., white, of Douglas, | Ga. was taken from the Coffee County jail today and lynched. He | was accused of killing Mra. Sophie Rollins Saturday night. Sheriff Tanner said he was over- ‘powered by 25 white men who took his keys from him. , . $25,000 Prize for Winner In Race Around Manhattan Island. the Associated Pree. 0 NEW YORK. Aug. 30 —This city is looking forward to a @@-mile awimming race around Manhattan Island between Mrs. Clemington Corson and Gertrude Ederie. 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= ae a an oe ee aan rae a a + Ang hs men © i — oe aihiic 6 ; iid nla nite Pee Pe 39 ra PAGE 2 Ul MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1926 wan 51.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FARRINGTON S JOB DECLARED VACANT BY MINERS: BOARD Meeting at Springfield, Ill., Says That President of No. 12 _ Hass _ District Turned Operator. SIGNED UP BY COAL COMPANY FOR $25,000 State Union Leader Had Stood on Right to Work | for Whom He Pleased — Attacks John L. Lewis. By the Associated Presse SPRINGFIELD, Ill. Declaring th Frank president of the Illinois mine work- ers (District No. 12), had dropped from the ranks of coal miners nad *" Att. Aug at rarrington, had become an “Operator,” the ex- | ecutive board today declared his) office vacant. The Executive Board was in ses- sion three hours before announc- ing its decision, which also includ- ed the ejevation Of Vice President Harry Fishwick to FT arringtons piace. International who gathered that Farrington had signed a con- tract to work for the Peabody in- terests, heard of the expulSion at his home here. The expulsion ended a struggle between the lowing of the two leaders, w nas colored all recent Illinois national conventions of the miners, and .in 1922 almso't resulted in drastic action when it was charged that Farrington was attempting Lewis, showin President evidence KN Hint iV and obtain a separmte wage contract for | hich TO ! Wrecked Plane in Which Commander Rodgers Died ST. LOUIS WOMAN : . a. aa, 4 ih ain >» oe . . ~~ . > - . = 4 ‘ » SAS ~~ mE. as: eae . ¥ . > = % > oon . ae SUSPECT IN ROBBERY Chicago Police Trap Thieves— Two Men Killed, Five ye, Ne . DS detectives in an attempt to steal the Sunday receipts of a west side street car barn: The police had ad- vance information of the projected ‘robbery end were ready when the highwaymen arrived. William ,Maloney, three who walked into the police ‘trap dled today. Ernest de La- | verne was captured eritically wounded, itn his room. Joseph de JLaverne was killed in the fight in which three detectives and a trac- tion company executive were wounded. : With the capture of Vaughn, 19-year-old. girl. _and driver of the robbers’ ‘car, learned that the fifth meniber of the party was known as Marie Nolan, and thev arrested Mrs. .lo- 'seph de Laverne and Miss Alma Marcen, 24 vears old. in the belief that one of them might he identi- one of. the CMA PER ALR LAP hd atte y Mi: lookout. hice - A ote ee * LIEvUT. - last Friday. E. PIHL, attached to the Philadelphia navy yard, is shown looking over the smashed land. plane in which Commander John Rodgers, chief of the navy flight to Hawaii, was injured facally | ‘fied as Miss Nolan, named by 'Frances Vaughn as the “brains” — Pacine ‘ Alla Uwtic Pt to. - - : ‘ Pacine @ Aliautt Oto of the venture. Police said Miss: Marcen came here recently from mee corresponded in many particulars COMMANDER RODGERS’ BODY TAKEN TO HOME OF PARENTS: KILLED JUDGE TO SAVE | | Hawaiian Flight Hero Will] be | ) HSBANT SAYS Buried at Arlington National | ' | Cemetery ‘lomorrow. f ~ | be the Associated Press. chet HAVRE DE GRACE, Md., Aug.| | Prescott. Ariz., Confectioner | 39.—Commander John’ Rodgers. | ) ? ae ® _c : : te ee ae ir. | Admits Shooting Official — who was killed Friday tn an alr | plane fall at the Philadelphia navy. vard, wil] be buried tomorrow. Charged With Murder. Ae ee. ne tee with that of Marie Nolan. Mrs. de Laverne was taken at her mother’s home after police found a note at her own residence bidding her husband to come there “if at WOMAN’ BODY FOUND: serious, Police discounted Mrs. Vaughn's. atfempted implication of an em- | ploye at the car barns, but said he Chicago Police Say; Taken . From Lake Michigan. taeda | By the Associated Press ‘The nation wil! honor the hero of a ; would be questioned. Frances said deleted _ysdtved eee | "PRESCOTT. Avie koe. 36.—. {the San Francisco-Hawaiian flight’ py the Assoctated Press | she came to Chicago from a sma!]l | sek : ‘ a 9 s : i iat Arlington Nationa] Cemetery. | C‘HICAGQ, Aug. 30). A woman's Wisconsin fown near Green Bay a “aie cepa ee Seeeptren ot Cal aes FO FeRr- OM confec- | simple private rites were held! pody, gashed and bruised, found in|month ago and was working as a: State Senator “Voilram J. Sneed Of | toner, shot and killed JTonn H. i'this afternoon at the ancestral |) are Michigan today, was identi- | Waitress when she met Ernest de Herrin, who severa! weeks ago &R- | Robinson. 64 years ola, city man- | Rodgers home at Zion Hill. ified two hours later a that of Mrs.|laverne. At the detective bureau nounced his candidacy for Parring-| . or and police judge. shortly; Commander Rodgers’ body has’ pyanche Battrell, 32 years old. Po-|She tried to jump from a third. ton’s place. fetes midnight yesterday. lain in the parlor of his parents jice gaid she was a wealthy di- | Story window. Text of Formal Motion. “Ne §- Walter motion, Secretary-Treasurer hit announced the which the executive board adopted, forma] was as follows: “Moved, that, President. Farrington be notified that he is suspended at once from the office of president of Pistrict 12. United Mine Workers of Amierica, and that the district exer- utive board stands ready at an time to give him atria! in harmony with the laws of our Organization.” Farrington is Furope. After the board had tele- graphed him to come home and de- fend himselt resign( conforma- in last week or tion was obtained of the reports that he had accepted an offer of $25,000 a year under a Jong term contract from the Peabody Coal Co. He has of the Iili- nois miners. for vears and his present salary is $5009 a vear. « Dispatches from Paris last nighi quoted Farrington as saying he reserved the right to change his employment at his convenience. He said that be had booked passage on the Majestic, sailing Sept. and that he intended to tender his resignation as soon as he arrived in the United States. Farrington Accuses Lewis. Farrington was quoted as saying he and =MInternationa!l President Lewis had been enemies for many years He accused Lewia of re- sponsibilits union members. . He also was re- ported to have said that the United States mining industry was per cent over-developed and leader * ‘ heen a that union wages were so high that) "InNioOn Operators conld not compete with open shop operators GERMAN SWIMS CHANNEL, BEATING i RECORD BY TWO HOURS Continued from Page One. lenge, specifying that the race take place within 80 days : should accept. | If Mise Edaile Selwyn sald, Walte of Nérwalk, Conn. $28.090 to the winner wil) be open to a!) contestants. Mrs. Coreon swam around the island five veare aco in 1@ hours L. Lisberger, would gtite Selwyn said that Mrse Corson had. received offers amount to $200.. 000 for theatrica: and other en- gagements. Mias Ederlie was ordered by her physician vesterday to aroid a ner- vous collapse hut she tock an au- tomobile rida to Channel Race. NEW YORK. Aug. %0.—Cab- ling her congratulations to | Vierkoeten, latest ‘onqueror of | the English Channe! Gertrude Fderie today challenged the Ger-. man recordholder to a race acroas the channel! next summe: Her cablegram follicwea: “Congratulations on your great ewim. I hop. | can race you across the channe! next summer to bring | the record back to my sex and my | eceuntry. Good luck.” Theory of Vengeance. Miss Fderle Challenges aed Otto | ' ae The theory of gangsters’ ven- geance is supported by the fact en aloe that Duffy's method of placatinge obdetreperous customers was gen erally known to frequenters of the Place. Tt is thought that the alter-. cation may have heen deliberately | . to lure him outside. 29, | for the loss of 155,900. 10p | The prize. Mrs. McKellegon was treated /home here in @ flag-draped casket voreee. formerly of Seattle, Wash. of Wounded. on Manslaughter Charge. : | ‘ : By the Associated Press. | By the Associated Press. ; CHICAGO, Aug. 30.—Holding} GLENDALE, Cal., Aug. 30.— : ‘he bodies of two slain robbers, po- | Authorities are seeking J. Alvin b | lice sought to learn today from a Wycliffe, writer, on a manslaughter : | wounded survivor and three wom-/| charge following the death here * /en whether they had caught all|yesterday of his wife, Margaret s ? 7 ©! of the band that last night fought | Morgan ‘Wycliffe, motion picture Frances | ! po- i St. llouis and that her description | Prague, Wood Plebiscite Veto Overridden. _bill providing for a plebiscite in the dence. The Senate a month ago took like _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ‘ACTRESS. IS KILLED = wrize sapy soasts IN LEAP FROM AUTO) Glendale, Cal., Police Seek J. Alvin Wycliffe, Husband, ¢ ‘ Canin actress. | Mrs. Wycliffe, known in the ‘films as Margaret Morgan, died at la sanitarium from a crushed skul! | suffered when she leaped from a idriveriess automobile Police re- | ported that during an altercation | ‘with hts wife. Wycliffe pulled. down the throttie and jumped out .of the machine A third occupant | of the can, Dave W Taggert, a friend of Mrs. Wycliffe, started to ‘eraw!] into the driver's seat but the woman leaped before he could ‘stop the car. Mrs. Wrcliffe’s death was sald by police to be the culmination of a short but stormy married life of | 'a Httle more than two months. Mrs. Wrcliffe leaves children by} a former marriage, Jackie Morgan. (10 years o!td, and Dorothy Morgan. (18, both of whom have appeared | i in the movier 7 | aaa a ae eee ARILYS iVEsS COCLIDGE, MOTHER AND FHREE CHILDREN M one an ie 2 ‘Coolidge, farmers, of near Bloom- ington, Ill., and cousins of Presi- dent Cooledge, scored hig.est in the lliinois (tate Fair Better Babies’ DROWNED IN AUTOMOBILE |} Bs the Associated Press. MEWPORT, county authorities as it was when they were first summoned to the jxolated resort. Only meager de- scriptions were given by the wait-, ers and bartenders, who said they had never seen cither of the slayers § before. Ba Ostensibly, a burst of temper at - being ejected from the barroom of | the resort prompted the two men to kill Duffy and his cousin. Under the surface, however, there is a possible relation to the killing of ‘three young gangsters at the road- house last October. : | The theory wd advanced that the! double murder was the vengeance of associates of the slan gangsters, who were killed, it was report- permit functioning of the lens. the flash-light is fired and the pfe- ture of the intruders te recorded on a film. The camera then withdraws inte {ta stee) case and concealment out of aight and out of the way of destructive tools. The device ie being butlt by a Rochester firm. MISSING WOOD RIVER BANK CASHIER GIVES BOND OF $6000 President, Also Aceused of Embez- ziement, Relersed Few Days- Ago. Pending Appeal. 1 ©. Hatridge. missing cashier of the First State and Savings Bank of Wood River. has appeared at the Sheriff's office and presented hon-:! for $6099 nending hie appeal to the Supreme Court on an embezzlement charge Alfred, N. ¥.; corresponding secre- | tary. Edwin Shaw, Milton. Wis; | treasurers, H. R. Crandall! and J H. Coon, Milton, Ws. islands on the question of tndepen- The action was expected. action and the bill President Coolidge. now goes to at Westerly, R_ I. Penttentiarvy on the same charge. The next! but later was released pending the annual general session wil! be held appeal. ed at the time, in an at-' tempted holdup by five men. Duf- fy's partner, James Quin, now in! Cincinnati, said he, single-handed, | killed the trio with two pistols. Probably Fled in Rowboat. | The slayers of Duffy and Me- | A few dave ogo, H. A. Clark, the president. was sent to the Chester He wae in prison only one day. A for a broken area spits “ a Pagano nano a A aeieceni | Declaring her pega bee her ineeaeiaiatiemeinaines — Donald,. it is believed, crossed | s} arm. She and her husband were °. cor m™ Geipnia. | wounds indicated that she had been | glans SHRRESESESEESREEEESeEe re ; i arrested ’ esterday only close friends of the | a victim of violence and that the 2 . Pi ee ttt ttt ttt Eth coe a ae praangt ee pe Seri g / entin ’ . , oie : : ‘ ‘ . . : . i Be > 4 7 » ot eee The position of Robinson’s body |‘©O™mmander were admitted to the) ,Gy had been in the water only a! gs : ; 4 ; ‘« ‘home Rear Admira! Joh ; os rc roadhouse is one of several on the ‘indicated he had fallen from his ee : sien tls Jonn A.| sey hours, officers called a gir, @ > : winding lake road opposite the | FHO ‘automobile in front of the McKel- | Rodgers. retired. the father, re-| .ompanion,of Mrs. Battrell and) &% : - 9 7A | . | reived neiehbors’ messaces of sy = popular amusement park on the! legon home. From the place . ' EB s messages OF 8YM- | ..mmoned Edward Moore, with ge »ipathy at the door. The Com- ; east shore, and frequenters of the) ‘where the car was parked a trail) eo OmM-' whom they said she was seen last 3s s aa lof blood was tracked by investiga- mander’s 72-vear-old mother, who)... ., a. ’ more accessible side of the lake. lea & eutiew Ns ’ : went to his hedside at Philadelphia See tons = | are f0ld: Oe eee } ‘tors to the McKellezgon ‘home ‘ : seni repens: The girl was the custodian of M : Pie, ss ie al . eed : when he called for her. but could} : : : INCORPORATED © bréw, you can row across the lake iwhere Mckellegon surrendered a ee, teen. h on F es $2000 in jewelry and diamonds a J/¥. Louw Lergesrt “Womem* ASbecic/ty hae and get it.” dreds ‘himself and a pistol holding five ~ t : ° % senha — turned over to her last night by @g we IS et as a nearly overcome with grief when! a al es ied ; ss » Duffy was in. charge of the | eg tytn | MEEEGA home with the body; a: place Saturday night, MeDonald | 2©@Fe He told the Coroner's iurv that i A Mrs. Battrel]) was divorced from ges a — Ma’ | janie Siete he found Ret of her eldest son. and has received. , “ie , i +4 ekcie og Hy e ‘Was at the bar. Frank Spaulding, a | adoly on re ing ho » 7 .OD- = ‘ : ner husband, a Seattie resident, "oO " . tenttl he he tw lay- | ° tri : _.{|no Visitors. Another son, Fred.| .. se ae al N ] h ( ¥ | O G t A st S | Walter, testified that the two sla} .inson . ruggling with his wife and ae teat in Alaska 16 vears ae | vears azo, the police learned. on : OW e@e4e 4 1Wwmdax O Ur Ted UgUsS d es = @rs came in shortly after midnight / ram fired in defending her. The jury | nee FORMER CONVICT ARRESTED | Ss a Fnd sat drinking soft drinks at a | ae recommended he be bound over! ALABAMAN SWIMS 99 MILES | a: ; : ‘ ‘ tele for two hours They ‘were | Dous! ~ s i i : a. Z $ to xn Sch Court on a charge of ON MAIL FRAUD CHARGE = ; ‘ ~ @ancing boisterouslv together at |e /murder. : | : 2 4:30 o clock when they spied aj -_ : , : “ 4 be . ss > | Sheriff's officers testified they | DOWN RIVER IN g | 2 HOURS Prospective Partner Notifies Better =: - young woman alone at a table. Pee ° had been summoned to the Me- Believed to Be World Record for. Business Bureau and Taking =e 3 | They were asking her to dance friend Kellegon home shortly after mid-, I'resh Water; Plans to Try Into Custody Follows, o ; Hd Yhen her escort appeared and re- pee night by a telephone cal! from English Channel. Samuel [Lee Sheets, 57-year-old. ®§ - sented their advances. One of the : a . | Mrs. McKellegon at a ne‘ghbor's | sg Associated Press ex-convict. was arrested Saturday | MS ha young men punched the escort in|.° : house to the effect that a fight | PLOM ao, me., Ang. 26.-—A iand charged with using the malls = 7. q the face and the other argued with | whens pwas going on. Rapadee recoré of fresh water swim- ‘o defraud in promoting a ficti- a oe ‘2 Duffy who had stepped forward ‘a pom | A loaded pistol! was found ie ,; "Ng 1s believed to nave been set) tious company with a fictitious; gs , ‘8 mediate. | seal Robinson's automobile. Friends }PY W. C. “Bill Jackson of Flo- jpank aecount. os 7 7 [ * . “I grabbed one of the fellows by a ak “BAY he always carried it at night. eal yesterday, when he swam Released from Leavenworth. a: Silks That Are New d e for Hi her Priced ines ‘e the coHar and pushed him out the | cedert He had held both his offices four; ’- Mes down the Escambia River Prison last November after serv- @3 is door,’ Spaulding related. “When! 4 @ years. In nine hours and 323 minutes.|/ ing a two-vear-term for mailing a H I turned back into the room I saw men ¢ > or - . Sa s s : : s The MoKellegons were married ora . a ns Sereraps. to a blackmail letter to a Kirkwood =: Satin Duffy and McDonald had the oth- | which last January. ie , ‘ : si —. ‘o 6¢Catalina; contractor, Sheets went to Chi- t: Satin Canton er fellow by the arms, Duffy wasi car ff AMERICAN. CLE oh nema ‘ w 498,008 prize Offered | cago, returning to St. Louis 10 s: Fancy Crepe is faying. ‘Don’t start a rough house | ofterl | ‘ RGY REPORTED a dos _ C. Wrigley, entered days ago. He obtained desk room @s Crepe-Back Satin , s in here. Let's go outside.’ | Beaut CHINESE BANDITS’ CAPTIVES 1° water at © e: &. m. at the Es-; at $462 Delmar boulevard and aa- a: : \ s “They went out the door with | and ; | cambria Bridge here and was yertised for young men to become =: Georgette Combinations the fellow in. the middle and I| the @ Soldiers, Although Outnumbering en Out flve miles below Moline, partners in a time-payment con- 83 Cut Velvet and Other Silks - thought everything was settled.| Mis Robbers, Bled at Attack, Says eaten | | struction company. - | Then I hear@ several shots and 1'8 Ge | [etter to Worcester, Mass, While Jackson was aided by a| His idea, he said, was to obtain gt g *aw Duffy fall against the screen.” tino'’s he cwovated Preas ix- ’ - ‘ ws ; COR CEATER ~~ eee six-mile current, he was handi-/ eight partners who would invest a: , , The employes testified that qus- our |Msgr. J E Walsh and a he poouees vy the cold water which | $1000 each. To impress prospec-, gt ) tomers: a@d waiters either fled out ‘2 © aber ; atone Rescate = caused him to abandon his origina! tive partners. he showed them a @ Shades That Are New the Back door or threw themselves comp rae deni her i son es . 8 objective, Pensacola, Fla... which pass book of a Chicago bank, in- ae > face @own on the floor when the const. . : ; : } ‘ y 7 Chea - - . ATO! ered by the Better Business Bureau and & W allflower . . . On th rr lil, according t ett "“ACeELYV ‘ > ta tae -j ’ ae ne . J ’ ee 4 e low porch of the reso "fy wots lies ae eh soso ni vans ; ie agony in iminer previously Postoffice Inspector Noah. and ge Chanel Red A suitable climax to the greatest August under- was Duffy, dead with a .25-caliber neal ee y by t , ; st was that of Lillian. Hanison. who Sheets was arrested |} : seel- e . | from the Rey. Father Cairns, a swam 78 miles in the riv Natta! his nese 1 % nil gaged 4: Platine or Renee Blue sellin Campaign we have ever att ee ec keted Bullet Sa trafft ») in th river Platte! his business was an honest one al- ®: a a ” e . ¢ Reside hi ” McDonald uncon- ‘resident of this city. in Argentina. . though admitting the bank _. tr: Spruce oY Jungle Green secured sly htl less th 1000 scious ar pre : bullet near ows I The letter, dated July 14, says ay posits were fictitious s and Many Other New Fall Tones f a / Be ar aa Frocks the robbie: i aia after a the soldicre, although great!v onrt- Author-Hermit Found Dead. Today: a: seston a =: ro . : . . ginni aumbering the 500 bandits. flea. ?° HHARITON. — A lodged ‘euatinis et ne %o | a i ss he = a best makers am fence ae | a = rave : = re ee eee eee Cl AUS. 59.--Jef- | vest old stenographer. emploved | cessions that Darely en 5 " ! pe from lof the bandits. | ferson Waynick, 72 yvears old, com- by him last oaaaes a a: ) Dresses = t $25! Y able — = —_ : ees en fesse a an. S88 p ~ , poser ;: ( hor lived ’ nhac 4 Sqay. : : S | Th A N : in a ! ‘ ;, ] appeared in the nig t. No epart- Bill Abolishes Italian Election. eo i. an, | agg “ Prrictin YOUTH CLAIMING 70 H s: ty €s at re cw : vs ing automobile was heard and | pe °F gage eo —— ee edie wet een ogling ftp datas , F KRUPP a: ; is believed they ran through the sail : * *s - oe" i , sa . as « mS JAaAUWTA TY a we % ‘ today approved the dacree abolish- | in the woods yesterday. Thg Coro. HEIR TRIES T0 END LIFE a: Blouses ont to the lake shore. houg ‘ing municipal elections throughout Der said he probably bad been dead Prisoner in Albuque (N. M s: a | N d : Pon nme Township eda i Italy and installing in ita place the' a week. Waynick had contributed | ba rque, (X. M.) H \’ | ne h : | onhomme Township arrived a in its 2k. Wayni tributed | eal kane : tonnet Sleeves INO need to show st Podesta svatem. by. which towns articles to magazines and com- | — ee ic tpre Matches; s: E b d : d D F k ! age = fifteen sketches of these : 3 dla m. all customers of the reeer® Se and cities will be governed by an! posed many songs. | | Will Recover. os mbro1 ere esigns rOCKS:! Just look In the latest issue of Vogue make were gone. He questioned the em- ‘low agent appointed by the Centra}! , By the Associated Press ot Tiered ov Pleated Skirts > mental! note of the st les O lik h , | ‘. Dioves, who declared they never areal | Power in “pom ( a= ALBUQUERQUE, N. M., Aug. 30. / a8 Boleros, Tunics, Capes, Etc. : y you lke, then see their L had seen any of the young men = = - |The youth held in jail here, who 83 Lovely One or Two Piece Effects counterparts@n this remarkable one-day event. One | the weg De aty Seer ee Ciaims to be Baron Friederich von. g | day 1S all—they'll all be be | he ground later but added nothing | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Krupp Jr., attempted suicide in his m: time : f gone, even fore closing m- ‘to the evidence. ¢ , | cl early today by eating the tins | @3 we [ear 7 : Duffy ken ball y b DS | a® ? . : y and McDonald were taken ba Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER, coh a quantity of matches. ste 1a .. in an automobile to St. Mary’s toda Dee. 12, 1878 vecame violently ill, but physicians! @ Si U ll .. : Hospital, where McDonald died) com Published Datly by The Pulttger Pub! aid he wan! SO ae athe . 1zes nusua om lete : . ae | Co., Twelfth eukevara end Olive serene wiped hire an over. é =: y P “tend aa . peecresse re Sa ie (Member Audit Bnreau of Cireulattons.) ' ee eed ae All sizes, from 14 , ce. Duffy's sister, Sister Ethel- a & MEMRER OF THE aSSOCIATED PREK® | ‘oOmorrow to return the prisoner to | Bs : . - to 20, 36 “3 ris, We arranged this sale sO the woman or mi h | reda of the St. Joseph Order. Is & | semi | ae Agseciated _— ie exclustvely en Wilmington to face charges of is- a 44 to 50 and 38, to 521. Note: reciates th bett f MSs Ww 0 ap 4 Patient at St. Marv's seriously iit. | pros i titled to the use for repubdliicati f al a ; , s P . f a v's, _hews Cispatches credited to {t or ee pe ek iis , ! suing worthless checks, and embezg- a: Because of the practice of store- A | R , er type oO Dress could prepare for th men were unmarried, was tee dtved in thi imo spec ziement In enite aie , we e ; . . ee een Se See Cheer and aio tee He ' pectacular aerieet: of repeated gf keepers buying in our 2 for $25 the early “au at a saving tor which we always receive ‘ ane three gangsters killed lasti eee “republication of «pectal dispatches herein setting oO stylish Fall on seen Peruees to | sales, and reselling the Frocks at good will in return a were Vincent Goedde, Denies | are eleo reserved. clothing for men and ots veal his identity, insisting that he i a fit . . r . Hoffman and James Tully. They St SURSCRIPTION RATES BY MAIL IN hat G is of the famous German arms gi! sham » WE must place a limit ; } | Melonged to a gang which boasted @h¢ | ret ce ° er Ae ait . : rg 260 t at reat- manufacturing family. s: on quantity. ’ if FYould supplant the hroken gan rion, i Deafle rq Sunday. ome POOF... se > On Se ‘ gs: / 4 . ; | Baay. without Sunday, off year.. ~ a f. a has ever Trustee of $200,000 Estate Returns Be ‘ S i Fang, and which frequented the perm unday on'y. one year... ,.sssae- w > . ; 4 ’ I esd - roa in Remit either by postal order. express oe PEORIA, Mi] Aug. 30.—D. ea : Li > Dr tarts u ay at Nine S ; we legt money order or St. Louie exchange Emerson, 70 vears old, a real estate | a: imit, + esses to a Customer f soe , ith two other men, according a Delivered by city carrier or out-of-town See Tuesday operator and trustee of the $200,909 | @s 8 - Pere story fo police, they po in dealers: 1} me ita a. : r- 6) : ender shortly Daily only, 50¢ month; Sunday, 10c 2 P Di ' Atlen estate, who disappeared | gi | ; : ,§ : after a mon noe - in said byt copy. ost-Dispatch! | Wednesday, was found in his of-/@! -_ iia Garland’s Dress Salon—Second Floor re >. ene, Oe SS | Entered as second-class matter July 17, fic@ vesterday. He had shaved his. bad , r r my obtained two pistols and fired) Fe 78, at the a = Louis, Mo. | ' beard. He said he had heen to Fur- J i r : shots aa the five men fled to rt ; eka Springs, Ark., for his health, | Bi sresscezscavveveevces, : \. ‘¥o automobiles. The three were den ‘ ith, mTTITITiittt] tesla W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Street Thru to Broad ay Betw I — St. pe ; “ied as they clambered into a 4am ; Charlesggue Titik coupe, and a total of 17 bulleti @ . : wounds were found in their bodies. | C8

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TCH apoemminisinessieniot ° WEEK __ ST.LOUIS eer ~ THREE FAIRS THIS NING. AUAUST 20. chicas pee SHOT _— aon IN STREE : MONDAY EVENING. | BOOTLEGE IL JURY HOLDS TW "Valen and Pos News FLEEMGORNER ST.LOU ee ola Nied 1) | Rudolph Valentino and Pol AMERA WEAPON WAY KILLING OF 2 Rudotp or Last Time Photographed Together fo HTING BURGLARS ny ; = NST DUS TERRITORY F QUICKLY CAUGHT: MEN FORKILLING 10 DEATH W + cae, | IN ROADHOUSE | » it a tan > re —_— . ¥ i a, ee A Qvyiak * Me Ny, ote ~ e othe Mes Pe a ‘ TAKING A WALK vata winders." PANG VENGEANC = —* ui rodas, Another if ns Today, ry 2 oF CNS » Exnos | One diet Greater ro | irs ie t if Je TI tion Here Satu ; te rahe ME apne ¥ wiles ; F ; * ¢ - Wat Wing ce i sur- ih . : ann if, a :e bee D: uis ¢ nis: a f St. Lo ave Oj; 48 ae , nts o “thi he a; . Reasids ary wi thre i aii | territor: trend 1 2 . \ding *k to att Hit) - ‘toe : roun le Ween aan W fii a cig tunity thi Fai: ™ ie - arenes: orti . res nt Park hy #. saa, Falls Pp —the Mid, Fairmount + Pe BD . és 3 a ' i fairs- ay at , eunlwy weir, Pe bia ‘3 h Schambr in opened today ae i oe ith Josep unds busy > St. Lou ursday at i ae: ac] it t Wo L.. the *n Thur: d the it 2 Charg With 7, Bulle Hade at peetegpor: Cee tek ae ii i e x * | a : i an I ' 1adce | whic) ‘oeur E whien BE Se — ° M. Keeg Schlos- r Fus é ‘weine 4 nosition. is at or hi- na Afte $ per tr ytiis Ex} , be ait: d of C ting Henry Body h ‘: ‘eater St. Le yr evening : and + cha» (teh Bernhar : Shoo Chartran d Wash. | § aD: See ee ae ae | a h . f Vic- a " h an ' : eT} = , sAAcCINE i - tr ; Begs: t ¢ F Josep t O | Lester Nint | § abe ile pce vist on annie ey me ee h Bea i r 4 . nine ; ° asi > Trotting - A bit ty a , Be ’ iD re) W Oo red | se ’ essor y. wit hin . . ¥ features : (“oun i th . 3 Eee i A ‘ cag . Captu | ° Being Acc h ird time oO? th e > ; - ’ i A M BR A. ——* Sir! lar , or hil hits at } ’ 2s 2 ’ Friends . With For the th Serenity as ISEPH SCHELL ‘attractions Exh rely farn | ge Ree ei ; . “O irface Sere r was IOSE — *¢) att ‘t fairs | be larg “$e | Mme 4 tim ill held tw the sur quartet! ‘ = ys, dont Midwest ir will he yroducts Pie | Bers ee e. | jury today } » Of days th lian - 4 tling | iothing, ty fair ¥% rm f lentiful). 25h ss: f _ & , 0 =. » : : t Edwardsvi yer s yury ad the CAS. c “nNtrown Ital wit] a ratt . - heard ts -sfand. (*ounty +4 and fa vife plentif ne4 ; Es 2 panama meesas | a x SR SER om a a ‘ie A (ore l\icide in ; old, a downt night ¥% nothing, ‘an't undQeas foun: chine ers wit levermen s O ER CR ss shar ti te 3 ” ‘9 fa- é homici ‘ vears last ni ts Saw n h, ca ? nen ; nia farme! * gachi Kk. | k Slayer a oe = Se ge cae OP °r, WhO for wee dee Fourth broken ias isto] shots. oft- a k English, roOliceNn te} five ith the f . her ¢ cing, ba 4 “.° x he Ee Bienes’ en aM a » Griver, resler- wen Schlosser, south D f pisto hoot ‘Speak ft scene } - with with ted | cooking, hs a rities See M = a a aes “ sud 4 vee ‘ a 1. . ; * “ —— tomobile i striahk ye cs oO Hienryv >i pom 71 > 7 nescon kills qd m ejila de CF] ” as q \ "ae from oe ar the ‘ revolve) Lae A “ ‘eDI esente i me 4h ing, aad at tf ‘ tho Y 3 ee Sai ; “pope . ‘2 ‘ , ; ‘ . Aut (ec > Ly 5 ena - ai ; an md fuSsiliz . Va! ’ > ' oveas , i a . ‘artr ke @cl | i ‘ me. § » x rai Press. 30.— 4 Au and é * re 3 eo 7 An 4 da pe ht off ainter, of as shot an rht. victim 1% few fee lied 38 ealib » full’ ca AttLACKeS | in quilting rving. E ricultu: ssoctated a Aug. ; Duf y ° in é si = ee liy injure fough man who es who was irday nig! ller- The ho fell ga ! ive and « ee and one ee mn Who at ting. im 4 i prese: both ag ; ; * S| $ om tally ing. - ‘ treet, sati Bel 3 ) - - aah . Yo) ° : y in|} wee 5 f yer FOUR! ine ans oe e [ESTER. } developed for ; J. P. d His Gus, 5 Ree la ‘ v ye ae injured fled im @ | apy, cK yard Sa in, slaying, : Mar- whi} a. bent word he}’ ir mods ther. Sc shton rhe, One hor t Fairmont ‘eniv. ¥ | the at penetrate aeanoee ve Coeur R se PE yy eth foadster prured by r when make d with the e of 1911A ° ‘eS- her arms, eak a last red on t . ihe , wit unsel, ze The 's ler from the|, ion, did n is funers ‘sday ! iton., urse, pau view His a) 4 ‘hich ‘, tn ae new- ‘ OM lle poll i the c cast venue, of cou Kee- t- corn locks fr d | situation, His Wet nes » cours in revi 8S ; * ‘ots aX » re z i ~ * C a . oe A. aT ye) - eT "oO Ot iliff ne. hot 4 rp Wot 19. oir Mo e pr ay riz A — * lea inven j ry ris . T a8, * “ he oat a | a ee g&. er § . ’ rac , ; | se 1era, . La Salle, fii. Early Sun f — ll = court rege fared nh werrant Mate _— a of agoth th and, G CO iths of One Ths following ped bie aaa . eame! iad o in a eph 'B as a turn wh 10 set a ler | sillad he sce t Tenth | IVIN uight-Tenth: beef he re Jefferson ; re : José] he Ww: fo retu ‘ efense., inquest, murd the later a was Fig ee 1. Th om Je eh Seeho nywhe . gs of : anid n nieed { but de the in — i from vs 1a “oman »n of July. ; tf noon fro laine ee pe a led an’ buildine tin der and.=s gan efus dition. te, ond-deg ' two days wo luctior ; for . Living ingw at 1 orps flag-ra ea +3 1ce@a, ffice - Mur . an first r ‘xtradit vad A second Teegan. , urst { *h Aa , Rex Cent 30,.—L, nm eo Cc in f "a 3 | cone of Ay t at firs ut ex arrived ing secor it Keege rty hus hic let, Per : : > oe bug) rt kev hi »e or by day Wi e a ‘ithout ives ar arging inst part) im Ww r bul | .. Aug. eas and k pa arrac +. ‘tice | ee, 9! . ed © H : wit! tectives rer charg i agair A veer fash in tray Body. | "ORK. . decre: a (a too Bar eX te > tort ld-up m Y- ink Sam ; Lou's is detec nsw ssued ¢ red a iosser, Was hy a st Tn -EW YOR States y | ‘racks ferson an 4 ti pos h hold the da: at St. L “ong aeggeraneee toman was issu toliow Schios: ded founds 24- NEV "nited St: GUTERS | on. 0: ies. Jef for - Hh 3 ID n : rs 3 ; : Lo him ft VAS iit “ a aiuehte ae friend. 1: - j Ja ft wi A left h "eg. al In erday. ing sin. in t] hun: ial acop 3+ a Ca en. tom = yuffa 3 : 1slaug ~sterday et fri ife, Ann: an igh had !] eet ¥ tions ad véste: iving ides lal s ; bs + conv au ef h L aS ; : nans Veste ie bine ‘ ife, ue, ‘enue. nN = He t } str ed y ofr ] —T Resi . justr a ter xg ee s - ‘es conta : fF thc — =: "ith -. : mm. 3 a ca ers WwW ven ave body. “teenth his unc ‘ost a 4 per » Ine (;rea i Yar . ae 2 erat in yes of Coeur tx ” °45 a. old, i ‘as 3@! ‘ista a ‘incent e | hin ’ Thirtee isit AY age ¢ en 3. : g the the daily mn 4 it Op come ulls or empio} Creve t 6:4: Cars oOo: was SOTA Vis st. Vine rhen the’ », rorth to) —s Wit f-. he aver: 5, has be | showin “ea, fer a Bla ¢ “pu: r re hi A ) VRE Ind., toO Gs 3422 St. Vi whe 1319 No ) Def-} the 25, he ls al iy oft To H % ders wer-p After Upper ld whi : a Oe 3 ‘fille, La 3422 ing 131 rnoon John in er, 1925, Louis wi} d- apex a “ {ntrv , dra stored MN . l a\" tole : ] . sunnely, ryansy ear ie > xter, ’ sleepi a ew afte law. . king - ‘rember: , found. Pore | Sr 4 sition ts an h E 24 ait dials hing ouse >at todas ‘ly ves. Bs Nun f E + near ; ds ba was « terday ther-in- z,°° th Nove oard rices WwW Ban Expo @rrret) rouge! % fr ; safe reac adh inquest r earls £ ker of! oadway, — friends, f hlosser f cans r’s fa h street, r- the board { d p liv- | pouis mus e th | ah of ro at aa } Lurde ars mak Broa ith his . scni r ; ut oO hrother’: > Was " 0-vea -ent, tail foo rered ‘ of a -ontinu nd +o ie # ne 7 aie ai « in a ay of r of the MeDonald, + ayes 1 Stoc sunnely Sieh SZi having ¢& “e losser riend with h er, s.08¢€, the 5, havin uly. 19. ir w eit itht h oO ~ a d I ; fale i : ; : Al . i? ; away , *h‘lip ¢ co a “? * er " to . gnt - . gx ! ’ _ t r 7 be ‘ tri yt . ‘ . he , h ’ pile ‘the nd hi binet. love old, 1 MMi iende " 2 sroat i Ph k house reiat door. rent ant daus evenin re cen | con cline, | + nig aiee iti ca ‘red. empio‘ - ig cousin, f homic SAS re : & ani Stock h« a1- itchen up, Wwe Ying: Wan the ; and per rices the dec day aise ‘ig filing desired, Onc his ¢ lict of cnown WwW ‘visiting treet. | hardt ay ‘he kite! [ got d. sayin) ter fhen he hing p ‘ent to , OD! Mon 5 oe , ’ . ‘erdict inkno vis Stree arnnard : | sO ry hand, je Af olice ided cloth er cen ‘hiefly i Ay: lace work ed I. .a. ve ties ul bers ‘ Ber ‘apid line, |! t my eae, ld p dec rip ai ch it 8s ae: nt pl ight. ncealed $i, arties : ‘Tham that or ata ra f mine, | id out hands. lily to bra ft the ths 0 7 being mm: Pa for nity the co 10 ds of pi ‘(oO young said ¢ ‘oadster a way and hel hake h said: tam Schamt He left ten ower prices ht ae igh) touch opens han f the two | u- sosler : n his ro 1. Broadway loor at inie, shi s and § ters, | alk. ‘as just lower | a nas: eS » cor hed in th on ) lo, Het: ands port ke a we was : the ‘'s clothes. * Loot. Pet ders 1 case the irned. itv of led the co ~hed journ ¢ er him ‘Hello. ke h take ¢é It ep S cio rs 3 7 Atru etee. lena. tu identit: killed ; to proac the sou Ocking H . rt sha ~ © . = ; + * von - shy 4 re * * the of the ie. The ; t and "ster\ : 34 trom ely. Kn two fused tO ; Kind. me. F v hout ’ hat he »¢] s Cas ’ irug sto Sits : rs. ing he p sho a mys en + ‘ate ; Nunnel} ‘ lied ) | cetus my vith ge A er th turnec co and the dr ces Lp tion dt who ich a wher i re +k Nu in ital ‘re not ht \ the | hor lat d tu »ba cer ed 1 fatural | ie 'd , net an deg en \ mut it was wt strus funnel) spital -ou're ll rig to inutes et an tti| To ntere Natu . if a it fu fired ecor me as ce ec een and : t. Nu hy Hos ¥ as a | int 1/35) min h stre Deffa lars « 5300 1 i = wht ie f1 ie fF ins wag ities as i to th ” e stret. ullanphy “That we steps k to the} 3; Nint the surg Brien, 5: ‘day and | 124 iG Hebi ! truders gins , uthorit 1oned ‘ hoa ‘ the ’ a Mu] c ai 3 the “ back ‘ th; in - 4 Pet to } eM nt Oo > : ‘esterda: 784 th n tv a summ ar de LO later a down ‘ent Then nor "ash str i- | of Vince ‘arly \ ‘igars, | 1: f the inta ount) first su eager rs la skull. . went ¢ I we an Was Ul- | of enue, earty 2000 cigs ‘Sa A of we ‘ere firs ly m “ait- | hours ed s cs Away. we ‘d and vy can. et omat in iis des > aven 6, « (24 sf 'thdra ‘ - wel (onis e wait H fractur : aks . it cvard d my . | eas *h his | Bridge : arettes, 30 from +B. et. film. hen wit . t out they sort. by th : of a fre Bre -Ot Out backy finishe artrand. e reac here| B 9,000 cigs 1 $30 iE ie ate . : en ‘ i resc en by) id they of ¢ but and got ly | Oe d fin Chart ; S- home. lever to rast f | 25, 300, ane side os fe . era cea mM - latec : Five! said . ; seized. ed an : a}y le an ’ to Schios r} ‘as nev ed en stole 2? i $3090, | regis the 3 rent ie. t and s ?. ~*~ rs and n eith ° is car. ious in th > ahd) rted ¢ at the trie heav: ‘e shots. hey | the cked preve “7 ‘Bs | gh ools. fit by - ver see r at 3 of hi: ‘onscious lachine p | sta! us at mt. FI her was a - twelve : ening they | and lo eee: Be Bevae 31 pee _— se eet, Stock house's ted to [ Grew mM) i. ed one sho the stairs, |», policemen ett away. Lo NT 2o WHS a ‘ re 4 ie @ Cae Dette a) ine ohBegg es wee Pr: = © to Stc nsented 1 ! oe, up led. | the block: So Ws 7 .) a cil] Du z ioweve . lling 7 . ~ : seis. PO Ry BO OAS . ye ‘ * VEenst. ft dt con: hos in } an ere d d! u two Aid. | « ; i ES ° ay ki ¢ ce h the ki si q “eee Me a ae 25 ba. Rosle -rnhar ’ f+ him Dan rT stage t . an } e tion. His . ai 4 =~ s% G is mibez : surfa‘ . to i : road- me ae : te > i ‘ ‘ ‘d = ¥ AS = 4 Re a ise left - t mc hlosse i * . shot. . k., tn stat u ~ to ion, Sli ; a 33 — of F ' the s lation ft at the si eararase neice os. a. ‘e ani tockhot to ge } scni i'm bac , fe R sect _— need — ’ ‘ reiai ters at Tt SS 2 os Bee Xe To ine jen Stor an ' Ann the Wi f the s hed ' - d fe Aceu Day: sible : 1estey = See See Be’ BI nee : tiil. 5 and rs Stock- } yi Ree 10t in : ts of rus We A len ~ Fevww oss 4 a I “ 3 . . > S ’ = ~ . = t f so: oa ie seri ae eae a o: oS eee ive il Fs n d s i . «| o oy afi ~ oc Cry ] I n A h 0 ad rt E s r ‘ id en O00 ps, ~ | 4 fe , « “& é a Relersed Appeal. 4 y + a0 ss oa “ed that the b ee ; i SP - Pros = “ Siro ENS ae Resins wees : a Se Of re As soon ma away i He had ber ing his ses et i The sta front a bolted ca ba Augu 4 . 5 : : ? “ as ‘anced ¢ nee oO : — eke oe ee fe cn . Civ. AS ( se are ~ L ey rear | “ "a » W +4 ar ears no cmegeni pe house last 4 wit ady - : vengea rice = : ae : ot — : a Sate PRE es , ee ‘a for a ve ha rdt 4 automo- bullet pie re and pao revolve ; ting yo houses oil Schambr re . Omorro J ry} ' ‘ slan g ‘ + es o, Fs ain is hous rega throvy ; su! e an ot e ee ‘e@ an da le m ' the si: Ort Ree Base aoe Ne SOLE sler, , " n ‘ .eegan hom rs. ne Fr nen & a t 4 if . Sia oe peare : a doub oft ea ma rep? . pCa 2 t NTO. B Bos wav. “scrip Keega kee logsser ‘ ao ‘ :7 S ” licern , O > i. e rire . hae At a hor ~ cilates Ze was ope x s 4 > * So keine alae i World bal d from lrove a 2 nd dé — ‘ After > Sch! ‘ der a i y wire. irst po le the 8 Day dvan- ° § " ‘ River. h esente “—_ of associa illed. it : an a cs RS EN Wide Was unced ‘r and dt: mber an ane had | wav. d the § fe un young the fir: besie Last . ke a 4 Te 10d R nda opr ltot Dt ere kille ; in f. nen ED anno i bile se num lachine a earche k nif 7 when 1] cneeling to b4 he to ta d | he "fice RA} pnpea " 4 ho Wwe time, 1eN Du who Val- — licen: it’s ma a he lice 8 at Mm : ? Dy — now rs d the a d ust ? of Ber si Rosle? 2 . a tev nd foun . ——— there . n 2 last p F il] sul of 4 ; : Paan " an e é hoidup uin. a4 r an woo J h ttion : re | hy ne; ti An -— ~~ . it ‘ - ma , fed. rour . t ooms, a : : *ourt on ted mes Qu ded. Sta : Holly is death. ——- jt »btaines \lice ww "a9 ttress a > ‘as cl stricken ‘ound ‘ IT he y iscounts d bedr Tf e Cour k the temp Jam le-han creen in in his SSS [I no} ‘ polite ‘ord wats matt = us We | str her. tally w oi ln ’ WI disco ang tC 4 a YJark, iner, singie dead sc aken ded in Ra nS oeen fer: : He Tf ison he slay lie, ‘boat. en , Gerk's hone as | ve her ia er n ov struc detec se la . . 4 t ter w in pr T ca: be row ———— Wi » to; ef G teleph 1 that rave ed a Then ru $ ld t ’ u 4 : t is a! —— on CARL Chi ce tel ition E suffer ies whe street tol fruit co 4 | e wa ld, i ke in The |. SEE so Chi stan ositi th ital, sufi juries th str legs. nora a b4 is ; . Donald, r Lake “24 NDS R a from Min- long di: > sup] ing. nor pital, alinju Tineteenth r . Schan heen ad if a it Coeur me Wa: the OUSA ’S BIE i-Toxin 10 1 ~ on the : n drivin wT ok eke — are chauf- Mrs. | had — i O if Creve the ga eral on th i TH INO y s Ant Hours, acted 1ad heen jicense and in icab at The . husband 1onths A ?. 4 he r, | d in f sever: the | ENT URC Bring is in 2 Trip. a ardt ha ichigan 13 and | @” a taxic avenue. sted. r hu ‘feral m siness. te eel nd fle © 01 te 0 VALE! CH St. Louis special e nhard fichigé home a iby a ivon AN rres . he it sev bus loca] | _ Sasages ge a is on opposit _ TO St. Spec rene Ber a 3 for ho: sullivan was ar n, 590, | -aler but s liquor ' 10Cé i ‘4 Tip : se oad. n the NE s on f gang a a ead 1 conan, PSA TO Saettle. yinson icale the li two > Seeeease °. roadhou “6 roa 1. on OR e. utes € Oo i ng — ila h inley br ane saet Hobins 1 a ‘ fo ft : of bhe- ~ mb 4 e a aesee : — lak ; pa ri . = he B . > ‘ 1e¢S Pfoare,] ne in ApS ‘ hting % r¢ Fe ieeen ee : HT winding ment ; of th 1 Pag he ‘ing ap ously rohably he M. ‘idzgea ww fer ian Jan sufi ] gone perh: e fig ast | [> rE eeacese °s amuse uenters Cc d fron cask- i : rryving danger je Pr rroas fn he hrideg trolmay! renue, interna iber Thich ar hea Fa: 4 : , ' r Pu > lake inue se - the . ; (a . oF a ~— ATrk., uld eros to the e Ed- Pati elf ave! qd in men “oe wn ith tne f ‘ al ES : 3 . opula and fre he c Cont a hed 1 “So for 2ock. TOU! ‘all ft it th ‘7 Bel > an ia- Ings wit! oO 4 PERI a] — P re, an Oe ae, — ratene he pall : in tc e Ro , 1e «call im, bu in lo2i B bone 3 his ma-j{/ ior r ives iber DRA . hore, . sid:« zy me- ns We nw the antitoxi Tjitt] 1 flver, srhone him, ‘ord LO m= ‘ollar : » Wis : liqt ‘ mse ird men * - + ow east s sible s rood ho io erso ; DY anh n 4 nail fl; ; top vo ae wor ‘i COl icht ‘when 5 after the irc ; now. * Ss 4 T — want go ne ee as ae raised jured man air ma ; late to 8 lice ‘got fractured nigh See: Seen tween as a th idn't ik a ATION T — y, he ta more d: “If vou oss the ] i dre it was Rowland, jure Nelson, ft Corpor too ille poll a ies last 1 in a 1 near Side ring ; She a ‘d of no DECO ST STR Fs ne, - . : 4 "POS! a ‘eo LOW kk , ; Pts ireraft : Vil) n. niurie irned i! » roa Side ‘rel’ ' hear ~ : Y oe Te. . 0] Ow ac ‘ as ichard l- . ‘les | ircra = ‘ards Ma Injt turn the e. Uarre ad \ E CU we, © — : a are t ean r let icha Hi ‘har] tson Ai irplane| way Down ‘Ne overturne m th sister | qua She ha 4 TUR LO Ze is ; aw, you f the arers. ‘air, Ri Loew, ki ¢ 2obertso is airpls Satin as ing “dsville, hine over d fro fe and si: the ied. She : > RNI 1119 A900 Lg i vad bréw, a : bi : oT o0ea — i fal 18s 4 nenck the Pop d his fime unn n ‘dwar ‘ { ha pwede wife . . ho o lies . trict. FU 117- _ IC a : : = it. shares ald l St. - Mare Schen for th ote 1 two its R in E Sapte. at SIP lie cre His ; en, % he rep e dis 1 PTA..© | . et Ci “Dona Ma ior, 3 as Tent. fo lay pili uis in Adm ted 11 had =§j being Mo. ; hildr $n ings. f th he PZ Te : and ¢ ‘as in MecDor Zukor ‘icholas Kent. oda} I.ouis aac | ‘rest he ha __ llon, Me ir ch hurt. ring nis oO t th Pir OC 8 ffy was ae a Jolph Z Nic ay tion, t eae aver Then ar itted h out h "Fallon, f thei d unh iquor sider itting a CO Di~ . Duff) ay nig! a ding, ¢ Adolp rams. ! . Sidne’ rege ation, Ee to ®S atana When admit fled bu CF al of ‘scaped f ; liq he re ‘ >» gitt ot be rR 9 ¢ ee is place Saturday Frank Spauld slay - ram Abra Quirk, and ila rom Chicago minutes, at an hour, Bernhardt ad and had - he was and severa Party, est ‘ears old, es ane le who poms was se y 4 WA SZ 4 | : 4 he bar he two Bim tr* R. APT ks an ; orm rou and 16 1 iles a : man ¢ ‘t think |! ith his in tne in, 5 yee vast St. peop Schamb ’ Did they 'y an 72 t tne y « th nt ames Tairhan! stars C : : anc 20 mi " k a id Re, : ‘ith Tre ti slin, ? Ea: the , Scha : . : ; s att o- that nig am Tair} + sta ~h- hours eS ee true ne lidn ight wi y We} xce Io et, jn- : yeste ‘ it in lid not have n it to be h listurb: 1 & ’ aut }e jnterse | him uestions t (x 4 "el « isterous spier a nd arers. yu pon | én R e 190 ; nt se 6 6G By {i 4 an at the ve- | ues jf ales = @ancing boist hen thes Me . le friends oe the bea e 3 the vo ipell Se ‘lared a os die i! - adie The didn t wa swer pf ace wh Nun nel efruck by urre d at 1 Summit 2 ' these a at te k when ‘ tabdie. : &. ‘Sere ta carried t Tair aec a "OU te ‘ir to - Aaa i { oO ans : “no : have apes nt oc ne & (3% Ht £:30 o'clock alone at a 0 dance ‘tino, © wever, ©: ougias | sg be- hospital w antitex! Wednesday trip to If I had k would 1e.." | ciden linsville a “ = ae Seman 3 ming her, t ne OF ean. ghee ik rhe walk get gangrene injured eee OT on eae My hurt 1 police car fc | of Collin n ob ie : re as - d a e cn 9 m ) a 4 Bet Was 4 rus ~ il fata . : the i 7 -% . ae . r Wey eare he th thos to Tht ad was Cc ‘as Te intil t hea Ps. ‘if Ht] They ‘t app : > of t} to ng 1 We artient and w*«* uM here u fter av. 'nu : r escort One ; amo t. Xi0Us pa iis han y ayed th ‘s jury. af t today, : : Had Yhen he: advances. » escort in “aero the caske while cgperana —" When his inder. s ordered b} es takers Jur} inquest tr and - PS d the r ‘hed ine 3 with hin : wads. ’ a if \¥ « vere ‘ ge gr : was : a] CO mMm- A ‘ . + the , micide a : ° ' ‘ sente punch ued . cro ket a irch, W Ssausa titoxin *mica - hon ffi- | | . en pf r are + The cas ; ‘hur = ‘ anti cher to. imony) it for thea f¢ o roun m > othe : d to the ne Ci ne % from. ac ; hed ' test rat Ame ee ir. e re as ae and the pped forwar giimpse i out of t r.olice- nee se ; bree oo ae the held psigynorew — ie a oe The . the ad ste _i™= in a | ycle pc se, tele ew B ut on : » 7 inforn uld be . ; my Duffy who ha llows by ried i 12 motor oo 2 hearse, any in Ne ‘ train and p m. The te ihe case to bail should es. } e of date. | ‘o ediate of the fel it the pitted © et 4 a i] Ne : lz ne ‘ c : : ttor 7 t le Mart | - T at 1s } : s tf s :& , d pus qd cle follo hs an ican air Co dule . i. : ahan, of trave . ld oaken has take 1 > lat : . lar an late Wimen ‘ras. fc -eaths erica son sche t the i niec IcClanah "as ft! ‘ he old *r Nas 2 nome _ i °¢ the coHa , re 1 sa é was wre Am berts ne sc ge | de * NeCtls dt ow: dine = tre > de ; vy the hls aS . : * ui ldine om -hich “ith f d ts Ro | pla ld to : Reo har aie an . Like ‘ | Or lL ¢ y d he : oug } ne . 7 Spau he ro h- WwW wil . 2) «tree “ . t uns ‘ecaiieal to 1S as ohn Bern a Trilies s }S] 7 ide ‘ thor ; ° 7 door,” § into 1 he ot | filled igs ne. ! uthbo 1 Was st. Loui: J said , OU He | lern Exce APC! ! es as » ct . ck 1! da t . ; r A String . Th Ve sO -elsor Lt. hy ? : ues es and ely. i noder? ~ TOY 15 ¢3 “iotne ? d Lines is T turned seca vgyrelhonsd OPEC Sao a es draggeé af piled abo day but eee bring it y The > at avenue, said a uck Nunn n who} | — ‘much energy launder the i a ; mac L s, - rose were pil ckage and ipment. icago ati, , 1e stru he men a how “mi ct tO tau ; e ‘Ff Duffy and arms house 0 +>y ro e %, § ‘kage ilpmeé ~ cago ing h ° The 4 ho | r} >% rec t : : : r the ugh eaut) wers y Mrs. pac ss sh Chic k - when e of 1 ut the |} Inot ex] > y -@ fellow by £a ro Be he flo ; ad. =. >xpress ‘ived in too hour ‘as on: ‘at but she cannot er doe $ mary , 4 e . rt , ; if he + . +. ext, ¢ rive *o?} on t is as iafa be snc © a Cel } aS had er 4 ‘Don t sta utside. 4th ' and hauffeur 5 ‘omforte dq a Valen an i plane ar a and Nels ing at said he 1d Bernha them. He ves Ey el sie iT Le 4 , ‘ facilities té r oper oy oe Let's go 0 he door ® I} the chi eo se. he first york pa. today r, arrivin ried to hol ise eluded th to pull the Exc ler has the just the proy is 5 rent out t iddle and I Miss 2 os tygeadalge at "ker was a ee oe s Field at 7.20, ae Gee ren a , Excelsier-Leader | *, heated at ju very vestige : a : “They w satan ttled. George Fr, was Acke ‘as -~9 mil yuis Field 0 hour: drive ‘captors aWait he ° ‘or the Exce t water, OVe Evers or } + | i+ the "a@ sett 2 7 . nage ri Viiss - ™ Was off nies —~ Lo lv ] his cap ‘. tr a sida j For i insoft . ‘ rem . . bette qi : Ww in : was | Ss ‘'s mang Pe a ke? bert-St. t was only between ld hi ‘urb : asia CO " >s Of Tain *d to ingures He ; . ce “* og erees eee ee ane t meourpere’ cotch Miss. Ack« web’ Lamber hipmen a a ee ge see ay stepped said Oss- oO ick changes « y be rs process 9 nserves | cr ’ : a . : . "Ti€Ts i "1 - Ti “ar Ss ii ? ’ Vj + @ o 7 h AY} . . i J7%& icy “¢ mm a’ _ M4 {) ; . thoug several! > screen mourn second Neg ve! The tes On It . -hen “‘lanaha tes- S q > as é' Wasning n . a . ré t thes nm e ge \iliss reil ov LMuUuces “hicago i393 7 whet [eClan: also : J, ‘a ‘rature, ; ] - Was On, 4 ae 7 T hea inst WA- th _ Vibe Vel : “a °0 mil ( nicaeg To Ai and - \ rai : _ Crat ] T € tati ’ es ‘ss Then l aga that ci ee 1. but ing her Con nd 2( and 4p) e.Ht. : sey Te away. Bosre : Cd temp 1d sen “Ct sam f g 4 ffv fal ified ¢t} sit sed, Ning and ant rork a 2 bert-s Mur- jrove ; use and a 4a 8 batt ‘ , eriec $ ‘a Duf s stif out Apo kee] tr qd . - re os ~ y 0}! am a + 7 ar 1} Qe d rt 1} c pe *) . saw res te fled com es ickfor > we! en at L y Cap Le @rackhou of di well a oo The employ . iters eit ne safe Pea constantly Mary Pic gest iipeet up ocala bs who took Stack When _ uel a a a ising, aR We fabrics. 4 Leader i . rait » 1 = oe. ¥ ae : NICK “— nor! . ss : ,. q inured -1@ans! - 2 oe > , r | ; 4 : dw hrew t the - fac "orma I his n Roc Car tifie liur Cie *licate 3 -e lao ’ ; , . tomers _ ge tts , 7 ~— 161 , ~ 4 ic. “i, j t ittle 14 » to sain $. Ir ‘ ‘ 5 cy? Ge 7 Exec ‘ im an. or when the’ | a ang Horm to Traff Fiel ail of I,ittl Coane Se tar a aie aa , ua he life nts at the devices for iia e i. oO! P| as | * e Tn? “k : } i 2 i: > Tr A hha fi oO ii “ itt ie . uc . Me Oid. . —S thé rt) si ' > ro a a ¢ do. Ti > wa ured in th lox e Tr) WW B | 2) - . his » . le g& an h Lat str . " ears ‘A 4 i. \ | . Onin’ (Ke h Pp * a ‘ace n, It vent : h B lock in losed ¢t ff in > las reat . 23 e010 ven e i the trot ost me s and the : began, ‘one on bloc ; clos - ee to elfer veil a ric And thi h the mos linens a ) ‘a Phooting anyon i! ntire was Store yy On t (pected Helen Delf rr 4 , in- n .—— 1 wot tu of iim f 7 - "he ent ted . rs " 1] expe Hele Emily, sly ; e ? a Yd W ing : ‘s before ort T ilé loeat ral. . o As Hal! - m . E mi . rious! - er “ Lilie. - | Wor) K KY Fs s utes or. res is fune clos ‘apt Sp. “s'ster, pre sert when 0 re equip: etul { 3 . 10 tne hurcn is he 4 n ap re ¢ —— hers wer ~ ‘ re = 8 , t a through the d ch of ie liber church for tne reed . bhe- Lock befor Pion yi ne h street, : today ae. a ~ ~ } orougn, arel. as [= : Hd Pe he low por ha .25-ca > ffic ' block ag rvices Rock IN Wash : oa. Mm, le at Twen 1Ze the tn “Aring app ing boar , ; x On the ith a. meart: | craft ee oe LY : at 11 a. obile « len in il Gat . ron | : aw he rs in ing th lYured -at utomo Hele ce haping « h tub and j | your ‘= ffy. dea in th R- | awners luring C the, ais n aul ets. rna ' | shaping mh tub a d all yc . was Duffy. llet unco Ow! andedu! lock. =rday ‘i: DY a street: rain u . a he was d sen t& ad bu ld 1 > an ‘cloce ‘este ick Poah ; » pra Econ d the x an ‘ - . kete Dona ar , fore ioe ae yet vat stru Wash ths a ma for eaATG Ul lone. f the $U 7 Seel-jac Mec ot Nee he hg } ePit es z ek: \ mi = om nad s Of a ils r ded ke " t disc } Ve cher : Uy oO : * . was . bullet - ing arTi he ca: ; Frac tieth a ‘MISSION Emil: oO men Smo a= not ; "li nave -@ yo er ‘a ide him ilar fter sinning fegr d th ted cin Siine ti saat omg ge ir Rte com d Why vome! OnviNe tun . Beside simila tly af & Neg les an fainte 1 I ed 4 ’ . BCious die 4 ee er. )} mil am . at 1 nossib] ce ane Con “f) Tia é *% ( iif i Vice. ; mpted \ e ir the heart. pion netomat from ee ‘al mat for 26 upon aspen in ear as. ld, and pr verely cu Te Regge omy, tion ndry to us lsior- Leader ser | ° . a ’ ,* ; en "fo! ; i ts O1d as severei' Tomopbile, c Uri ' C2 at ‘ . °K St. } appea is- ‘as op neonse tT acts nn ture Marke ‘ years was : 1utom Redu ‘ a t Exce d S . reaching Dis dq dis was un: - firs $200 a3 is, 24 y 1. ze o . FY FY — artme i on 4 ; nig d an iving % she tT wit 205 Min erihbo red a thur He ho was stat e€ Jl SO ISHED dep eeds rice C ‘a a in the hear the - rrivin oses § lace mail 6° I Oo © * iffere A Arthu - who ldre n sta nac s to Our =f INISH lar r ‘ “Opeared j ; e t ar? oe ens of i a su slate treet. : child the r nce ; FI? rticy ay. ; : P = two i de automobile wa n through bouquet o nh, and r iece. of .. ager 0a street car, ‘rand sev Wash — when the ¢1 t, said the 50 for Fu Size 8 aks Ist. PAMILY meet your pa be glad to er : | ceze = ng fed they ra e — elegra floral pi loads ar vard sti shoulde veg aati, Oe Wash wl e stree hine. Hi This tembe | vice to m ou wil | 8 Ju hed is believed ¢ lake shore Holman by t ler $500 ahile hun-- poules i right ihe at 9 a. k ajion cross th machin — $5.75 Sep ser pre you : | Ve the is ‘ “ > a : ‘om rom s ‘ture ri ‘ a "Ry r. . A ny ‘ .f "wea oon» . a : ; Hi woods to iin Lou arrived a a sin ane aut eceived f: Seats Praatiamail treet car oe c ea @n front ¢ a ; ing Dealers at ‘ : . on: ; . Sever r ral trac 1e street amme: ij Ten @n ¢ Vie- llowt ' | When Cc -nship ean . ere Ta ; th. ja TT) i r ted. vk Fo ° : OWT r wert en ; : und res - Tor ‘B - Bonhomme hs some of «ge em - Flo wers persons. Memorial Han rt h bois ek a eo me southbo - Was ar Dr; ver wW ow ppeared. Any of the Co The— ; ‘a Bes 17 sto} > | ae ches ol no . r ur ant o 1AV a1 nt ’ Disa iy m ‘nal : — : . cus inne: "er dea “alenti rato Proant bou : Hu hen he driv Fro r Co ‘ j ‘= 4a. m. all - quest y nev dreds 2 Va oom. . wet Papreinsins the front ' and Police and th for the + oday 1s Sehpnete al Co. LEA ; Tt * gone. He = red the men o Hold Bali & A publi Ag@inst ‘ek we ie im Home rching tp h hit Jo Order T ST. Lot Agnes (0 Teaming oe OR- ONE * 3 _ ver decia ‘ounEg hicag iene ’ ing 2 t. om t Jamis, we Bre. scarce which h 7 Co, St. ‘onl & PH ho yo rer Cc “We 30. irnit tree treet. -e J ‘olice a ile wt f 1147 1 Coa, Fuel “{fman (Coa Co. hes of t ese = Dloves. Ww - of the “ went over Ser >, Aug. of moutr as sit M rket St! h 2" go Daniel. Po ‘ aAutOmoh)! old an ; ’ (ite Coa s lee & Trt Valley Coal ; a : an iffs gx ‘AGO, - ene ice wa: nd Ma ot thre MeDan of an aut ¢ years o! lightec ‘wel Coe OF ley Bros. I¢ nd . er - Hl had seen Sher othin CHIC. sc rvir wy inpact le TOF ioe of 29 3 he aliz! Fu chtle; Inia Co. s n Ct as a ial se Pa ‘“ inp James drix et sterling. ? he at Ice & net Bros. Coal * 7 e make 7 Deputy dded n was oria Talentin The at ' ue, eteriin ie, as i ar neat “Wave " Hert eal Co. ke \ Ogu ’ ; : before. but a ll roor nem Valen ~er sea ; avent The seph $ renue, pet car | *. Polar Wa al Co, chal! hy © Lu baal ter all . a Y h en renin Tt * ~ — : ie a . > AVey! aren Tres Ariver Poia « oe o. -Murp ‘ ¥v. bs see their im the round la i ere taken hb day when & : Rudolp! clergym ee , from _ 2405 Ead wind wok nine -hascmgy ys taieade enter s The dri dai eer & Fuel ¢ Connell-M Céal Ce. Ae: i 2329 Texas A . i hen iT) te the eae ae Donald we Marvy’s to Audited Ti thaabiads' las pr 22 of , yuck. es . Sae Borh ny from a \ Sei nicht. 4 then left > Mueller . P allahan 1 & Supply : “ 2325 to tee in St. Lewis, One ‘so nd Me Sst. 2 ied | conduc stars. iness ing tne the t molish ‘eo under : p home |} home and 1 r, bu tephan Con hie Cos ALTO: twery serv St. Lewis. : event. ia Duffy an le to ; die a Slé yUsIN "ing r of fas den tare u his |! ling hom doctor Steph Deo ; d delive East y : obj ald Oper: d bu dul eto! wa ATlLiel 3 Serline t a - red oulle sl) Co, ion an and | utom McDon inct- bi an stage d acto -uck MeDat _— ok Stay uld ge cuffer . D. H Co. : r Coa | Collectio County closing a nan a et r coi rab he : p dea i- tr and ! — 100k > would ‘ling suffe i - Coal "Is : Mille is etore s wher k By * a n t . the Amer ‘owe A seen ‘ing he Sferiiy ; asked itrich Lol i Ca. ‘0. | } St. Lew . Fospital. ‘clock. Ethe ed Oo rhich 1 for . *. ere as nz mAaving turn . : Fie as 1a &el "4ST &T. lian ( on 3 | 4 oc eter ” seat - a >2 | , eT ‘ «iene tet. SA "ot re: P hilrbLee me o.”0d FA Mo . ‘2g shortly ste sister. agentes is : | camenin a “an ree ‘loved sete EG Facies | ring quar’ Kindly sia no nternal inju nd was t laban y. bk. Bins S ONLY BY St. Louis . v ‘ : 1 ? : a qs ae | tan ‘ - ? 4 qt ahi d. , -* WK InN le arnG al a oO : AT t. Hd honne Duf . Joseph ly i “ite ia f rom c d bt ‘Tee aerin nan ‘wed ( »al (€o, AD I dg. . ; ous bh ras | oe a Tic é of ine no" _ ,ied . “— rd » ‘ ier « s BY" « fre ( oa . RL. B g-, ‘sf he St. P ser] WwW th ‘ sirit ‘ tary mipan oe an 5 darix Ae m Ande anley NN €A Trust ~ Te of t vv s., vout ‘ s} cre ‘ oe ran e e rn, or- rne ? ¢ ° & 4 5 inet e . Fr. I | 78 & th at St. heen last can Hon of eo Aaah . ASssO¢ wap “Rock of 4 : rancies B a “Dagwo Pets um °4 0 44 at Grand “ POR SAL iberty-Centra = e i en were un ares killed hen sonat hen A. « Memoria! conan "000 okt , Tudge FY nemoria! Tosenh Ma ‘ - efrue x : at } OAL c~.. Li _ m ester: 0 e oa Me than ’ 4 = Bl the n ter. sie s ; was} avends as | $6 who apy - ’ The threa hee Goedde. They ey seine ae that more were _—- mega nate ott of i “ Tucker son arenue ; Finney ei hich “wna UMAGHI 3 , ’ r Bae ‘ . "ce ‘ > > : ed y i nics ye ris Wi . ie : : a for be Vineen capes, ari SR ee ee, ven an gar Sedemmggries oye Mattorm | aos levard a ee ee a Prepare 0 i fa Were € James ich boast tion. est! trended. a few n rerkers relil ation. an on the fy d por- bou! bv a ma Peet low sia, es . an ’ hich n © 8 ’ Z w cia at on 1€ rT? Page “armara ffma ry eo F.ga on: Ing, ice asso 1¢, 8 k-fran ie t Pa Nama . ‘a gan ken Fg ers 19eurn » off wee enn lack-! aken a Me: was ways recei\ ‘s 2 longed to mi nt the sam the p deep : feminine vind a huge b the | overtak Michael J fo «avenue iT] ' 't wouta supp es frequ os s of ire tyan, Pr = heaside t Ae pote driver, M ‘remer a 4 You which legions <q attiz é ne Rv on org? h . romen white . rae Sa : Fang, and ording | busines! R. Kee Dr. Geore trait. f the w ‘eeping. tsiof 41 Hl : en acc din Rev. fh. and d reli-. ¢t ny of rere © skirts im Madhouse other m they trie The Ke astor. an onducte -as | Ma floor we to thelr al 4 ith two of olice. : rus; ian Ppa: bbi, ce ulogy was | nce lingine * 3 » n Te = sho "teriz : ra @ £1) dat in :s 4 ‘s story f der id bs ‘ish Th d, an | ren ¢] Sy | s enc d Wis ‘a . for 4 = | 4 oh 6 t ‘° hola up t Oct. &. d fired ious cer - Frank ‘a ¥ idnight. istols an to 6 & d by is i; “®fter m two pis fled delivere y" a ’ ‘= he obtained the five m vibe were i B71 shots as lies. The thr a tomobiles 49 ; tre Ruts oY. is Tt] a Pits harlesggueeueees SRE EE OTT ing nbs egies ee: ei 2 ia TmAminiie : been with fen ley had ec] , i unley xe cy rhom H 2s of ay. W Nine-tenths o roadway) ‘ thy. nike B _wimpa -omen. nm 3) ‘ere WoO a Fe wept im we :. ome dienc i Browne 0 *- the au nev. rine attor “athe “ ioe 8 6¢ | nto Mis: 'y eecgirfuewserttly they ¢ 1° killea as sine al ea ‘oOUpe an ’ any, Comp , Opera “vic ‘ —? : 0 ‘; bodies. Chicag ir in the found : 4 Wounds were ~

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Se rl a PAGE 4 _ Advertising Toost: SEATTLE More than 1. Salmon Sales. Wash Aug 36, 1° 090 cases of salmon 19 were sold during a nmationa! news- used paper advertising campaign this : as compared ‘oO «toa, during a cori ers re ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — | MOMAN HELD FOR DEBT a esponaing en no adveriis Associated Saimot port 4 ,o pr riod asses S CONTENTED IN JA , ™ o_o 406 OLIvVveEe S12 LOCUST _& ——-—- ee te a Tuesday — ‘ _ ‘ ‘ " a 4) * se tars. . (Lanis wary white ft! e Months Rathe Than Pav Judgment. ' -asqetnentneneanancsonti | ' ; 77 > . es ’ ** | soy 4 ° Mere ana al . i eee ak : : . “ ; ; ae + ie s - (SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HIGH GRADE) Domestic STOVE .. ’ Rk peed ee 2 Donk’s I Ss we Smal] Furnace ......$6.75 . $6.00 - oo * 7. al > * Donk’s Depencable ‘ump «ween $5.50 Donk’s Selected ee of. i | Sk . $5.00 (SOUTHERN ILLINOIS HIGH GRADE) Pennsylvania Anthracite Egg and Chestnut f LLL COKE Leuk Gas om Louis By-Product. (Nut & Furnace} . $11.00 Phone—MAin 3700 314 NORTH FOURTH ST. Fuel Service Since 14635. 1! Chocolate Dipped Cherries | j .. 22° SS Se | Farry vl Ss 1 ner riday - Maraschino flavored Cherries, dipped in rich ce aattind seir 8-year-old ! Chocolate and cream, daughte lie D - 3 ul) IC] wifes ? le de Say ine BOUIG ' juicy and delicious ...... ete ee was oPthagen er a > th Pa re | Hier spand fia day tha i not per itm tt i) Piscolate Fudge iver Cole: she would not permit him to pa a eT Air 4 e' cA ‘ ) Large three layer cake, light and fluffy, iced 50c ie ant of the ‘‘anis’. who had with chocolate butter fudge = Mire iin gant ie ee Illinois statute that provides f | J ~ limprisonment in personal !njur} CANDIES MAILED ANYWHERE. Se acter will pay 81 : Tay far the Keep “aed a4 dé ferndan Oe eeetpnpeeneapcan- qa ean@an ape «=e Ge 4a «4. 4s «=e 422 =» 42° 4. 4a»: n ho 5s ’ ; fa ir . at De . iygde = — ‘se “Tet the Hurleys pay something . a se now. they @ost us enough,’ Canis | sald yesterday eferring to grocery / bills and rent bilis wikte h the Canis | claim the Hurley's.owed them and ; over which ‘here were \ree suits in the Justice of Peace Courts . ‘My wife is a hard-working wom- ) 4 f 4 OR YW ashing? ++ A: ‘ Tr us OLX Ny +! an and - ‘1 get a six mr nthe’ | weet now at Mrs. Hurlew’s expense.” ‘anis 18 a prope rty owner and SAVE! IN THE AUGL ST FUR EXPOSITION'! coul gq pas the j rdgzment if his wife agreed. Doesn't Like the Food At the jail Mrs. Canis refused to discuss her ‘affair.’ as she cal j it. with reporters. ! i ja rs | she was “perfectiy contented” ex- 8 } # ft. She told them not ¢t admit y Fa r 2 . friends or relatives other than AND SERV tt be ABLE those of her , 2 R a rT iy, a : ahe« ai in t 1a 7) try T ¢ hered A | home the fathe s cooking for tt — : three children an: aking ca W E PIC Tl RE AN rhe house aq OT 4 z UNUSUAL VALUE WITH so mag ; : "o> rs Lanis = ~ Sn is Ke] vit wo othe ,ome ar ‘ 1 ‘ .~S 12NO is _ ~ = ; East fa Pony Coats this seasor at he she had ' use work | The are certainly a fine example mending and hree Lildr f 1 J ers t the. ak ar of mn addition te > a soit and supple and finely tailored railt or store soa The a ve a certarn trim effect said tMhat is m attra ve Po + . Deny Settlement Offer imne if nes he as = A ¢ the 23} she rntst arise POssu and muskrat trimm: gs ind..s served coffee in lit ne lari Ss a 3 burs in the August Exposition ' Penor rs Les i gers a ry ee 1) 7 —- ri ¢y From $98 to $1500 vegetabl: ‘ ‘ fe snouts 4 an ; ig ,iis Y aa Twmy \ CHARGES PAYABLE IN lays a week la : Th NOY I Mf f rR eye: ne rr sic Ss ae | sAk /\ , ; ; arte i’, | @e RK REASON ABLE OSTT wit frankfurters serve y HOLDS ANY COAT otne soners NO -~ 4 ! = = V h 4 nmontins Virs ( S i \Iire Rian: \ path We will accept orders for immediate delivery at of ar rea Vilson was these prices up to and including August 31}. as rate Ss . ih = You will find it good business to order your winter cks a a g coal at the following prices: sagen Asicep on Track I a - ee ee oo If You H ’ UST one more day r extraordinary savin taken to maintain com ing the articles you wa pieces to meet every n Purel Conv * So unust sirable the braced in tt expects tot should do | ‘your purch: you are rea Fall Froel (MMM ae One of the first a " buy for your cons : wardraua is a robe keep you cozy and cool mornings or study in your room. can have one of the pret ones at college for only if you choose from & RS: There are quilted Rot of rayon, in in com ad brig-t stripes. ~~ de-wale corduroy & '— several styles. kned Unusual :

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ad OY so meget alin ost. Neely, tefl hw Use New 6th Street Stairway | Direct ] to the > | Downstairs Store SE EL TT NR ~ ee ee neat omi-Annual ale of Fall | | resses ad nln intl ie i te ae eae EL A: ELLIO: LALLA + a neem ee 2 nee net Se sae ete. ete a ememammmeninad Seater 13 : TESDAY will be the | ceaiiianedieeanees ena inal day of this ft l-annual event, and f | to your advantage Hl articipate in the un- | 1 value giving that ' sale provides. These | ses are different very attractive, em- ing every new style ire produced by the i ion artists during | ast four weeks. : ny of these Dresses f ‘Opies of late import ' Is and include Blouse it ts, dolman = sleeves. I jabots, pleats, em- | ery, new neck lines. | panels, tiered skirts. | button trimmings, | Sleeves, two-piece ef- i ; and pleated models. fabrics are most ex- } e¢ in the new shades | aret, jungle green. | _ brown, navy, wine, tiffin, rust, black, opportunity to at SO very special | - Is not to be over- when economy is ortant part of Suc- choosaing. ew Fall elty Plaid OATS 10 ave just received ipment of new hat are suitable iediate and early ar. a ae ire of \novelty tull lined, and | double-breast- ish models with d fur collars. re a number of yles to select izes 16-to 42. ‘owWwnestairs Store.) SES —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH +o eA nt ry 6 ee A Ae RE EE IR | ela a a 4 a ae. Senge LO AAO CO NOR te eh aoe ee ———— | a asnetendinnenenee. om “ OT RS TT A NTE Fur-trimmed coat, cleaned, pressed, $2.48 | Plain coat, cleaned and pressed... $1.48 5; Call CEntral 6s00, Cleaning 8 and Dyeing Department. We will , send for garments Wednesday. oe i MaIN ’ 4 f 7 MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1926___ = cenestiammniciccs SDV. LAD TLSGRE LCE UPD. siren Cleaning Specials Fioor GRAND-LEADER £9 fees I $" STEN > | , 1 AY UG | i ‘i + . 1 pees | ; i eres TH OG | = / (, A J . Z us 4 Tuesday Is Your Final Opportunity to Profit by the August Furniture Sale If You Have Deferred Making Your Selections, You Are Advised to Act Promptly, in Order to Secure the Benefit of the Very Low Sale Prices ’ UST one more day remains of this notable semi-annual evVent—just one more day in which to take advantage of the extraordinary savings that it offers on Furniture of high character and newest style. Because of the care we have taken to maintain complete assortments throughout the sale, you can shop here Tuesday with full assurance of find- ing the articles you want—well-chosen Suites for the living room, dining room and bedroom, charming occasional pieces to meet every need and preference—all offering positive savings which merit the attention of every home. Purchases May Be Stored for Later Delivery if Desired— Convenient Terms of Time Payment May Be Arranged So unusual are the values—and so de- | Our plan of Easy Payments places these sirable the character of the Furniture em- advantages within reach of every home. A braced in this sale—that every home which moderate deposit with small weekly or expects to buy Furniture in the near future, monthly payments may be conveniently should do so now. We will gladly store arranged. Do not hesitate to inquire about your purchases—without extra cost—until this helpful and dignified plan of purchas- you are ready for them to be delivered. | ing fine Furniture at noteworthy savings. ™~ Fall Frocks of Clotheand Silk Pleats, Tucks, Tiers and ‘Blouses Distinguish New Models, Just Arrived 16" Satin Crepe—by all odds the favorite of Autumn fabrics—appears here in Frocks of versatile charm. And a lovely, becoming fabric it is, in black and soft browns, rich reds and deep greens, trim- med with the reverse crepe surface, with vestees and flattering jabots, with touches of bright embroidery. Pleated skirts in novel arrangements give anima- tion to the silhouette. LAUTh2 st hae Ve 4 ne 4 4 tn = NUTTY: ACAD AA AAR Abr UAL. Misses’ sizes: 14, 16, 18 Women’s sizes: 36 to 44. Extra sizes: 42%, to 52! 4. New in this group also are Frocks of Canton crepe and Georgette, and tailored street Frocks of plain and striped twills (Third Floor.) New Lounging Robes Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Louis For the Girl Who Is Going to College Ranean Been Ot Large-size Ferns are S 4:> direct from the green- house and therefore very fresh. In six-inch pots. Sash Curtain. 59c One of the first things to — are geo buy for your going-to-college KF wardrobe is a robe that will ing calec chinks. keep you cozy and warm on cool mornings or when you study in your room. And you can have one of the prettiest ones at college for only $4.95 Step-Ins, $1.00 Natural pormgee Step- if you choose from this group. Ins are daintily trimmed with net edging and come in several pastel shqtes. } ’ — Cups and Saucers ™ 6'for $1.49 Imported china Cups and Saucers are neatly decorated in several dif- ferent patterns. (Thrift Avenue— Main Floor There are quilted Robes of rayon, in plain colors and bright stripes. And wide-wale corduroy Robde« in several styles, full: lined. Unusual! values. ; «Third Fioor.) (Seventh Floor.) _ -~ — » ——~ lle ee - . + —— = —_ The August Sale of Nursery Furniture Terminates on Tuesday—only one more day on which you may avail yourself of the opportunity to select Nursery Furniture at substantial savings. High Chair, ivory enamel Cribs, ivory enamel finish, finish Windsor type, equip- equipped with steel ped with aluminum tray, springs, several sizes, $9.95 | $11.50 and $13.50 Nursery Chairs, in ivory . Bassinettes, in several sizes enamel finish, complete | and styles, attractively with commode, : decorated, $4.85 and $12.95 . $2.79, $2.95, $3.95 Reed Wardrobes, in ivory ‘Vardrobe Chests. made of finish, firmly constructed selected hardwood and fin- and prettily decorated, ished in ivory enamel, $9.65 and $12.95 $13.50 | (Baby Shop—Second Floor.) Housewares Clothes Hamper Clothes Dryer, $8.95 Square willow Hampers Revolving style outdoor with wood bottom, small, Clothes Dryer with 150-foot medium and large, $2.98, clothes line; can be folded $3.98. $4.98. when not in use. Clothes Basket. $1.49 Copper Boiler. $4.19 Clothes Baskets made en- All-copper Wash Boiler, tirely of willow with strong 14-ounce, in large size, No. handles on both ends. 8, with deep rim cover. Soap Combination, 79c A 10-quart white-enaméled dishpan with 1 box 'vory Soap Flakes, 5 bars P. & G. Soap and 1 box Chipso for ......:. 79¢ (Housewares—Fifth Floor.) 0 Starting at 9 o’Clock : Bracelets Beads | Festoons Earrings Compacts Bar Pins Tuesday Morning Sale of Jewelry eee ‘Jewelry novelties taken from our regular stock and greatlyereduced are offered at this low price. In order that all may share equally in the entire selection of these at- tractive pieces, the sale will not begin until nine o'clock. This sale includes: —— (Jewelry Shop—Matin Floor.) _ 7 : Atwater Kent Radio Set | Six-T ube |) Model 30 ee |. ae This efficient, 6-Tube Radio Receiver, without ac- cessories but with battery cable gttached, is in a com- pact, mahogany-finished cabinet and is simple to oper- ate, having one-dial control. It has excellent volume and tone and very handsome appearance. The Set complete including Atwater Kent Loud Speaker, battery charger, two 45-volt Ev- eready batteries, one Philco storage battery. one Eveready “C” battery and six RCA type pea installed, $ 158.60 a a. 2 a ee ee ae oe ae oe Oo a eS ee er Ss Convenient Terms of Payment, f Desired (Music Salon—Fourth Floor.) Orthophonic Victrola Attractive Consolette Model °85 With its convenient size, new-type cabinet, finished in two-tone blended mahogany, this Victrola is especially | suited to the small apart- ment. It has the new Or- thophonic reproducer and tone arm and space for 40 | records. tt May Be Purchased on Convenient Terms Imperial Music Rolls, 35c Offering New Song Successes Popular song hits such as “Tenderly,’ “Do you Be- lieve in Dreams?” “Lonesome and Lovey,” “Summer Nights,” “Smile a Little Bit,” “You Got to Know How,” and others are included at the special price of | 35c, or 3 for $l. ‘Music Salon—Fourth Floor.) | * | * Lamps Greatly Reduced Bases, Shades and Complete Lamps Are Extraordinary Values at These Low Prices In rearranging and remodeling our Lamp Department, we have assembled this group of Lamps and marked them at remarkable reductions. Some are slightly shopworn, all are in_ usable condition—all unusual values. Junior Lamp Bases, wood, ~ $4.95, $6.50, $7.50 Metal Junior Lamp Bases, g $5.00, $7.50, $10.00 Metal Bridge Lamps, $5.00, $10.00, $25.00 Metal Smoker Lamp Stands, “As Is” .....$10.50 to $35.00 Hand-Carved Lamp Bases, $10.50, $35.00 d Shades (slightly shopworn) for these (Fifth Fiocer.) ‘Bases are also reduced to low prices rang- Ne ing from $2 to $15. ee eee Te... H | LLL LD BO EO A CR ELLE A ET EIN ce SE ee NR TT TT — aR eet a a a ye oe ee rma ce — ’ ASSETS OF POWER __ PAGES TRUCK C0 TO BE SOL Stockholders of Firm fafl to Raise $30,000 to Pay Off Present Claims. All hope of re-establishing th defunct Power Truck and Tractor was abandoned today, as far as the Circuit. Court is concerned, wher Judge Falkenhainer ordered. Re- ceiver Fred Schmoll to sell the as sets of the company to satisf) $30,909 in claims. Approximately $681,000 has been paid into the treasury of th: ai tr company since its foundation i 1920, by 36900 St. Louis stockholad ers, most of whom have only mod est incomes Only a small per centage of thia will be repaid after the sale of the machinery and plan’ at 8500 Goodfellow avenue. Judge Falkenhainer made hi. order at the close of 60 days of grace ailowed upon the represen tation of FP. G..Craven, presiden: and promoter of the organizatio’ that $39,000 would be raised [4% satisfv the claims. Prior to making the order, th: Court was informed the steckhold- ers’ commfttee had raised only $4857 and had pledges for $90 more. This the Court judged in sufficient to insure payment of claims. -Craven said the stock. holders’ committee might appea! from the order. Thd company was founded’ = to produce trucks and pleasure auto mobiles, but fell far short in tits production program and neve made any extensive sales. The re- ceivership suit was instituted by) dissatisfied stockholders in 1924 and a receiver named last Januar\ 'after Craven and some of th: stockholders had made every effort to stave off the appointment. ‘MAN STRUCK AND ROBBED HER AND EMPLOYE, WOMAN SAYS Telegraph Operator Accused of M- tack at Chicken Dinner Cottage Near Jefferson Barracks. Herbert Hussmann, a telegrap! 6perator residing at the Brev%: Hotel, is under arrest today at Ciar- ton charged with assault with in / tent to kill. on complaint of Mrs. Elsie Stanger. who conducts a chicken dinner cottage on Tele. graph road, two miles south of Jefferson Barracks Mrs. Starfwer said Huassmann came to her place at 3 a. m LT all taxicab, struck her on the fiead with a revolver, took $3583 from a buffet drawer. held up a yardman and robbed him, broke up som-e furniture and then went out in the yard and sat under a tree. She gave it as her opinion that he Bad 4 been drinking. Hiussmann made no effort to leave the place and was disarmed by the yardman about 7 a, m. while Hussmann was engaged in an al- 'tercation with the taxi driver over ithe fare. After being disarmed. Hussmann went to sieep, and he he was still sieeping when Depu- ty Sheriffs arrived to arrest him. $2100 Holdup in Springfield, Til. By the Aesociated Press. SPRINGFIELD, IiL, Aug. 239. Two men robbed the office of thes Illinois Power Co. of $3100 toda: and escaped in a light roadate: with ar Illinols license No. 991-712 A New Standard of Value — (New Name for Western Bilectvta) ELECTRIC w ASHER A Finer and Quicker VWiather com : burlt, and if giees sou Priv: icse freedom from weer end tear on clothes. Beautifully wesked clothes end quick SIMPLE in lal ? ” pmct2 300,000 IN USE EXCLUSIVE FEATURES Built for Speed and Endurance : ; ; 7 : — Terms if Desired— $10 Down—$11 \Per Month ; CEntral 3454, 3455, 3456 sawing (he Home Electswelly Sumgs J654 : « ‘ op -* #4 a 7 a 2fae $ se F *eta ee ites He ot." es % Sh 3 ee : ; bee o; - Nee 7 7 + ea + a tf i: $7 Pi Bit a 4 ae: 7 F + aay es ey) a ef pi +. . + adh ee ee ee Le De ae be SD EN AAEM, a viata wire P% we me a Lee stig a 4 . & snare IPE inet he's Eco Mbies Psi aty bet ta , , , - >. ” apr: sliding 8 ° en Sea aes ee é o = Te sina cll Lenape a awn bis SERN MNES rg! aver Pe Ate ol Ab AU ~ . 7" Minka) ay nas A insu et Brey 2 ee SIR ae ats ot icant ever’ e * rai ar s RS a by : oieiine pe ar seas asteteiee ak fete — “> > iy © “> Pg ee ee we +h + ae hy A hay, NAR, Py a ee ee ee os ee AE lie aa Rae oe me ap : Al 7 * *- a ae te ‘ “ ” Be te ie Senate manent ~ ee ee ey ee nt . “ a : Sa or Aarons sinter bag we ws - aX Fico * : i , a Tatton . tesa Duy “A 4 i ahayhw Abe 8 baie ge SEE excdt Nea a es a ‘ en he pe ar A > Cage a : " z ales 8 ARE lag Noe Sl . — Se Seating . 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HORA Rg, igh . os a * x 3 ey 4 i ae ea somite) 0 Ok as Sa en ee ei A eee ma et = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ] BACK ON THE JOBS Louis A. WIRTH "OPTOMETRIST AND JEWELER Holland Building. _ Tth, Bet. Pine and Olive Room 603. MAin 3106. Ww, 7 + 4 tan 4 | 'er Abda, with Abd ei Krim, his two. | Quickrelieffrom painful ff/ ‘s Narar |wives and all their children on/| corns, tender toes and q SATISFACTORY WORK | board, touched at Tangier yester-| | Pressure of tight shoes. " day on the way to | where the former Riff war lord. Di d. shoe stores —! CLEANERS and DYERS ) ‘will be transferred to a_ liner'| 1mo-Da ” her everywhere \. ‘bound for Reunion Island, in the | | “I regret to leave Morocco,” said 'the prisoner, ‘“‘but I have confi- ‘dence in the generosity of France.” | He made no comment when shown | military authorities in MWflorocco confiscating all his property. | | A story was told by passengers | |on the Abda to the effect that a Broadway, Washington, St. Charles and Fourth me as Ane gy ES from Fez, after he had been told '/ 4 : ; Polo-Club’" Union Suits | that he would be exiled to Reunion. ja) NO PHONE OR MAIL ORDERS ACCEPTED IN THIS SALE | : ; he and his brother, Si Mohammed, | 3 | RES, contemplated killing themselves. oe | Much diplomacy was exerted to in- | é : , . duce him to change his mind. The) ; convincing argument was a com- | Y p - parison of his own fate with that | The Standard of Quality:in'Brick ot Mates ee? : > | GORILLA TROPHY FOR MUSEUM | oo : , ‘Long-Haired Mountain Specimen) & eae A ; foe fi i ] t By the Aesociated Press. | : ‘ a | CHICAGO, Aug. 30. — A speci- brick. A Hy-tex man will help you selec men of the 10 ae ae name pe ae naga : ‘ : ° torial Africa is one of the prizes peciat sate ror Une May Unly: the exact brick you want for your building; Just 120 Summer Suits and then see to it that you get exactly what you select, when you want it. j For Men. and Young Men $10 and $12 Values MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — The largest movement of Con-. estimated 13060 cars will be han- Reunion Isle. | cho _ GOURTEDUS SERVICE Marseilles, Drs II's At drug | |Indian Ocean, his place of exile. a decree issued by the Spanish | 'few days prior to Krim’s departure | 7-1 A offers the builder more than just Killed by Chicago Hunters. ‘announced by the Field Museum as coming from the Marshall Field ex- pedition to the Belgian Congo. § ‘Another trophy is a 375-pound, long-haired mountain gorilla, cap- ‘tured 10,000 feet up Mount Sabinic Broken sizes from "$1.59 | Printed ‘ates Satin Odds and Ends | By the Associated Press | MATTOON, IIl., Aug. 30.—Slow | ito obey commands of two youthful robbers, Ed Libotte, rural = mail While from which to clearance. ; See kv aa cs they last .. - : ; ‘ ‘ in Iganda. The trophies number 34 to 44; materials Having all colors of brick in a wide variety er ‘rleer for quick variety of colo unprejudiced, expert advice. No matter what type of building you are cbbers, Ed Liborte, rural | mal going to build, you will find it worth your while a SS | Men’s Dress Shirts Men’s Bathing Suits eultapie® for siibe, 4 50c ‘ eriously wounded. — : | Re~. $1.29, $1.59 and 1.89 Values Regular $2.50 Values (Nugents—Bargain Basement,) ‘ih i in i i i i i in in in in in in in in in in i iain in in i i, in i ip ip ip ie i ti ti Ee di a di ti a a ai a ee | SALE Bathing Cape All colors, Made good heavy” servic eabis - 5c Pee . . «sb cicewes cole Wienin! s AIL Wool Bathing Suits Values mid to $5.00 One-piece ifornia styles In attractive pi - terns and plai ncol- $1. 95 ors. Sizes 534 to 44. Dotted Crentiiiie Ruffle Curtains Regular $1.95 Value Assorted patterns. Of sheer quality. Made extra well with wide ruffle. Tie-backs to match. Slight sec- OnGS. DOF PAIT..-cévecter Sizes 6 to 10 money. Libotte is the father of Neat dark shades in durable seven children. Men’s Swimming Shirts — } ) ] ) , ) ] , : hid 3I9 po gk | ‘ S| J . ] ) ; . 7 ] } J : HYDRAULIC-PRESS BRICK COMPANY aa ' celal -~ . | ' ’ oe a a ee ee a Regular $1.50 Val eet iguana? > -* e lle nt for school Excellent for : Member, American Face Brick Association Pc 0 ge pate scr, nd ie. “Waeeiede. fe taaihen wear. Cuff bot- a 29 : . és revi range of nines. sopncigh | CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK BUILDING ;: ST. LOUIS Kerth: 88 years old, retired mer- pcg hme epi ) ‘chant. who died Saturday night at first quality .... Mercerized Table his home in Kirkwood of infirmi- Men’ s Two. Piec HHLEADING CREATORS OF COLORS AND TEXTURES IN FACE BRICE ties of age, will be hele this after- Bath; ce Damask pas “ . + noon from an undertaker’s chapel athing Suits 58 Inches Wide Extra fine perp ob Beautiful assortment of colo red border patterns in remnants up to 4 vards in Cc eta, Or YATG...i. i tn ti ti i i i in i. in i. i. i. i, in ti iin i Black Brocaded Faille 40 Inches Wide A silk and rayon mixed ma- terial] in lovely floral and allover designs; $1 er ORS 5c ea he we ee ws | O 83 Tots’ Organdie | Bonnets Values Range From 59c to $1.25 Special 50c Pee ey 256 Teas’ Frocks and Panty Dresses Former $1.95 Values Of fine chambrays and voliles attractive styles and desir- vet SILK REMNANTS Reduced— Odds and ends of the season s wanted silks in a Prufrock-Litton Fourth and St. Charles Tuesday—Last Day of Our Annual August Sale splendid variety of colors including black Silks. Ruy N11 111 IY. | I, 6 f (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) 3 — ° a Boys’ Stockings | White Broadcloth Black 29¢ Values 36 Inches Wide in : style ..Open at 8:30 A. M. length, Beautifully able colors, including white. ribbed Hose, full Splendid quality. | Assorted sizes 2 to coles Brok on | Jengths; per 25 & vears. Odds and $1 | i ogee ergs |S for 50c ere... © Rude . Price... ..icavediw j a lett i hd i i Ak, Come in Early come Morning and Make Your Selections . . td * Artificial Drapery Silks $1.95 and $2.95 Values 36 inches wide. In solid col- ors as well as in figured pat- terns. Exceptio “ ally wide: for dining “ $1 ing room drapes. Yard.. 107 Tots’ Voile Dresses In beautiful pastel shadas. Trimmed with picot, ruffles and hand stitching. 50 Assorted sizes to 5 381 Children’ * Union Suits Farmer 95c Value Of good quality nainsook nd honeycomb knit, including elsts Suits with elastic at knee. Assorted sizes 35c to 10 years. Each 3 for $1. 00 Reinforced toes, heels. finished. Remnant quantit _ Wide Sheeting i; ._-, -*| | » 2 44d 4A 444 AeA AA Ae te . «A Sf A 4 4 4 A 4 AAs», t.».4 Remnants. Extra qu alitr. Un- bleached ~~ = ein Boys’ Knit Uaioe Suits Regular 59c Values ° Slight irregulars. Ecru shade. Short sleeves. knee | length. All White ie rma sizes a4 to a4... For Women and Misses Extra good Value; per m5 eau as, eee C Fur Chokers Regular $6.95 to $9.95 Values Furs inelude genuine natura] squirrel, kit fox and opossum. Extra special for this one dav $4 88 sale . 300 Pairs of Scrim Ruffled Curtains Special, 2 Pairs 7. Oxford and strap styles of OE 6 ik Rave Lx nan Made of good Y, Liberal canvas and buck. Discontinued ee a . LVOW | styles and somewhat soiled | Fur Jecquettin quality sorim. from display. All of good qual- Regular -$25 Values “ Terms ity and well made Furs include caracul, a backs to and throughout. Smal] sizes. C American broadtai] $10 match. Suitable Wonderful values...... One Brimimer .......: for almost any type of room. (Nugents—Bargain Basement.) 90: -T~_-rTeT.s T's T,T* "7". .".'" = = = . - = = = = . tin tin ti i i i ip i, i, in, i i in i, in in, i i, i. in in, in. a i i i, i, i i, i i i i i i i i i i i i i Of fine voile, tissue gingham, broadcloth and foulards, irr many charming styles $1 ni We sku sc ou oO Sizes 36 to 46 ( ( ‘ ( For Women and Misses ( ( ( | ( : 4 f ( ( ; ( ( 4 ‘OD $1.95 Wash Frocks | Former $14.95 Value Splendid for Fall wear. Made of good all-wool materials of novelty weaves. Summer Silk Dresses | Women’s and Misses’ Sizes | $4.95 Values Very Attractive OFF Tuesday. Coney, Muskrat Dyed a ) ) ] ' ] , ) : ] j ) trimmed Select T anid Deliveries | Qn Be mere in September or Oc tober ” : motoring or genera!) hot-weath- at er wear. Wide iN 4 : Sy ri $ ugents—Bargain Basement. ) w%5% te , Td <li 1. 95 a a at tt nt ‘ pee: eee antuniuaaal S] “THE RAISING/O By TITI Painted 420 years ago, valued at | -30 and 12:30 A. M. and 2:30 and 4 erpicce. Auditorium, Matin Floor ROADWAY, WASHINGTO} LPuesday Is ti heen $450 Russian Ca Come in bronze latinum gray shades, with white dyed fox to match, a eS Convenient Deferred Paymen LT Tuesdai August | Just one day in which te of other values that have n beyond all expectations. If: six months take advantage < your purchases for future di $275 Mohair Li TL Bil | iis In | + fe ae : CONVENIENT $340 Dining-R CONVENIE $325 Four-Piece © ‘ . a + : . To ili S\ y J OF \F o™é : i } Z/ bis : 4% val ite : . ij # , “ t a : iy ¥ ti y) aa // is td sd ¥, oF ah) mre ; / : | ie , Wy; seve t [) ny ¢ é Pe id fi CONVENI Buy Your

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= ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MONDAY EVENING, ‘AUGUST 30, 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH me ee et ' Fe, ee Tas hh 99 a | “THE RAISING OF LAZARUS i ae ca : Use New ae . By TITIAN ee ——————_—_t_ is possible to fulfill them through & ie . f . the extended payments o e orris a ‘fa 6th Li | ‘ 1873 | 1926 on school clothes and necesettion : fd th Street td @ Painted 4°09 years ago, valued at $100,000.00. Dally lectures at = A home can be pacchaned on week * Hi : if - 49:30 and 12:30 A. M. and 2:30 and 4 P. M., describing in 4 y Morris Plan payments. Duy on se Fee Stairway } ; SE eepioce. abatiseiim. Main Floor, South Building. a . pe ee stag ans dae pet aol Dotan fe Direct | i | ‘ ere th: | ews WASHINGTON, FOURTH AND ST. CHARLES STORE HOURS: 8:30A.M.TO 5 P.M.—OPEN SATURDAYS TO 5:30 P. M. PHONE GARFIELD 4500 — ) j is Downstairs — Vf ; Store | ; a | Tuesday Is the Last Day of This Most Successful Sale of H a iy § IS { a J oF if, J ‘ et i . re. *? ae ie A 4 Me ~ : x » , o 4 ¥ > 4 ys “*' : ; .-ee@® . =, 5 - ¥ ?* Ps yx 3 » P /, nf eg , x * . } ; ‘ ag. And Here Are School Clothes for Young Scholars of All Ages if | | oe (gtay } d » NE dl “po 4, @ When schooldays begin, every family with members of any age from oe i | at | bs Pie ) 2 ‘ Cc ee" Gs (GTS SF S kindergarten up through the grades must plan their needs and send v7 | wi A\ f e & = ee eee gm | ig Ri. ee ee them off properly so that they may grow up knowing how it feels to da > * ,-s se: 8 ag ili 5! : dress fashionably. You can save on purchases made during the store- ae eeu . . ¢ ” Sie rp e. wide sale of school needs. ue | te ° ° oe i : ? a Ke : On Sale Tuesday—Come Early and Share in the Final €' 4 ahi ai | Selling of This Great Event—Values $159 to $400 " Au 2 Rs 4 ’ pe” tA 7 " . ¢, - > = y - eft & : " tS . , owe os : a> +s s 79,4 - . 7 . ty je | ss .4 4 * . —. ” a: on. . “* > a. . a>. Z * \ Ts oa ‘ EE: Bs Ys re xs CO 4 * Mie “oS y J 2 8 pie a . AS : . V aa ae 4 2? —*) “ ‘ > 4 f A “ — = mt « > 4s 4 to ol . rt t :* es ‘? > 7 . 3 rs - * : E é e ool and ! Jersey 5D 98 y # Convenient Deferred Payments Sale in St. Louis’ Largest Fur Department—Nugents—Second Floor, North ( F rocks Tub Dresses | | i New styles and patterns including several styles One and two piece styles, trimmed with smock- ay 2 with bloomers. There are prints, plaids, stripes and ing, hand embroidery, velvet collar and cuffs, tucks, 7 ¢ _ checks in broadcloth, prints and gingham, long and plaits, ribbon trimmed; colors of green, Chanel red, short sleeves, all colors. Sizes 6 to 14. Mohawk, rose, Copen, tan and red. Sizes 6 to 14. (Nugents—Sécgond Floor, South.) (Nugentse—Second Floor, South.) f Worth-While Savings in the . . , - f " ¢ |) Tuesday! Last Day ste Four-Piece Longie Suits New Longie Suits emi-Annual | | : Smart New Felts 5] D9 39% ’ : | w r f] { h aleotFall | | Au uSt t urniture Sale and Velours | Mover Fatt rarer, perfect, tlle 1°10 can sngie und desblo treet mete Sam it | Choice of 2 long trousers or one long and one golf, one long and one pair knickers. Newest Fall pat- | ; and vest. Sizes 7 to 17 years. terns and colorings; sizes 3 to 10 years. | e (Nugents—Third Floor, North.) (Nugents—Third Floor, Nerth.) y » Just one day in which to share in the savings on these and hundreds Jresses of other values that have made the August Furniture Sale a success far : GIRLS’ NEW WIN I ER COATS | beyond all A It Se aoe os ag furniture ‘a oo rr. ' The materials are Bolivia, downy wool, chinchilla and plaids, mostly all 95 4 i Six months take a vantage O Se e ugust aie i0OW prices. e Wi hold The Senenent ne in crowns, high fur trimmed. Colors are claret, red, gracklehead, blue, jungle green, cin- $ 6 : your purchases for future delivery. clelas the Mat of dlakt new; omant tlt namon, brown, cocoa and navy. Sizes . brims chet come, down ened ag 6 to 16 years. Specially priced at ........cccccccceccerecesee® Swocccedece : + ae mape of the neck and shacow tne face “oe: ’ . . | a 9) = m4 OR > in a most charming manner. Girls Raincoats, Complete Size Range, 6 to 12 Years, $3.95 . BE ey Ake ery S 7 : . ‘ 7 ge meme § ee mee mm | ome — 1) T ee ! om ] ] y T T I : Weta Teall f 1 | se Stempel? © Rat ae Mladag-s BOYS’ NIFTY FURNISHINGS FOR SCHOOL WEAR JESDAY will be the | | = : : Boys’ Cricket Sweaters, sizes 24 tO 36.....sssseeereseeeees ove final day of this | hu (EN MY MIA h PV! PUA ibe GD, Nl HL Boys’ Knickers, sizes 8 to 17....-+++++++++: otaws ape enneen $1.95 1i-annual event d 1 Save $86.00 on ry | A > eae | Boys’ School Caps, collegiate styles.......... ey eee ok dé ee Ss to your nadie i this high-grade 2. Ss | Boys’ Blouses, $1.00 to $1.50 values, all SIZ@S......++.++++++0e8: 69c Yarticipate in th = i 2 - piece Suite, 4 weeetecs 7 — Zeke AREA: Ct Boys’ Imported English Brosicloth Shirts, $1.50 to $1.75 values .98c ee en i — ‘ed. full ae : is ae Boys’ Black or Tan Stockings, well made...........-++++0+e000: 250 al value giving that aperture woe oo ’ Z| D « (Nugents—Third Floor, North.) sale provides. These ! rail back, web RAM: Qladeg Tuesday We E *, F Bix a ££ } bottom. all-moss Fl Invite You to Share in el : ’ sses are different 1 ' le 7 Pag’ | Iris S very attractive, em- 1 construction, all PE This Great Sale of. 4. D>; ying every new style i wearable partsin §& ri : te or = site Overblouses—Sizes 6 to $1.95 ure produced by the 1 moheit = Ley a ines Sores Planet €7 ORer : 110n artists during | oe, frieze cush- 'g @ | UF CG! ; Skirts. Sizes 6 to 14 y1s., 92.98 $5.95 last four weeks. | “ 10ms, a wonder- a a> 9x12 Feet! Perfect $37 50 Quality! te x. | wz 3 (Nuagentse—Second Floor, South.) i 3 ful value at ' | See These Marvelous Ru I t Them 7 f a! ‘iam Sch l S li | : 7 S 3 5 > | c § - LRA SD : | ~— jungle green, in walnut veneer FR sake ioe Foe a ET ae bei: 4 ra School Brief Cases _ : ry : Sr arene Tm Sn Aeon an cae ne E ES Xn wf tiffin, sig oe and gum, fine 1 Wt PRT AT Ys »/ Ds ik | nfl yf ng hin Aa | AS ‘ yet the case for school ° enough to grace any 7 VAS c+ 00 and $] 25 home, 66-in. board, “Quick Me a GAS Mee ° £0 | MS, He: , 6o-in. table, tapes- a ’ a us (Nugent—Main Floor ¢ opportunity to | , | | j A} , Se at SO very A a | | Sh oa ln, alls Sod ot sa Whi, |, try-covered chairs, RANGES | Nortn.) ice is not to be over- a | —S 7 B a SS] the latest Grand | Set Up Complete - tells economy is Rapids shaded wal- a nn mans ma aan : al ted cl gpseng - finish. Save oe som “sea aa . : 130.25 on this | | ea eguiator ° , ‘ | : —Y Suite. miu Beautiful New Autumn Tuesday a Special Sale of ——— Ss = | ~ | | | A beautiful all-white por- | Pas $189.75 : STS. ‘9, SF a celain Gas Range—with either — . . oa - ; aS fd =o wee bie bs right or left hand large 16x18- ’ CONVENIENT PAYMENTS = SES FA inch size overrinc-conted raperies New F I] IE —— Fae. and anti-rust lining—four a . | ae : ees ere burners; large cooking top— f f 4 vf * ; ores : ~ iis = immmer burner i firefly , ° } velty Plaid $325 Fou -Piece Bedroom Suite $ = : tg i aa a More Than 5000 Yards in This Sale Many Remarkable Savings | ’ a. co HINA TT | | $2.49 and $2.98 40-Inch $4.50 and $5.00 49 4 | | H | Ky Lif AY | | Crepe de Chine and 9 Sunfast Damasks ° } y ee Vis \ | ! ; | | AEM | | Flat Crepe sea Aftifictal silk drapery Damasis ) ; J ' y i An extremely \j “euscx vest) DS Soft and lustrous in the correct eatured in all the new striped com- | 1 i ’ 1% fe . a binations, an unusually wide range $ ; f f, ‘ hendoemns: Se - tn of light oa io aan. A ae nn lg —n has beau- | ; i , : i | 35 : oe , eevee ; | | selected walnut | Oar Bees C > ; te St i y Club Plan Will Deliver This Stove - » veneer and gum With a Small Cash Payment—Balance Monthly | $3.98 54-In. Flat Thread 5 5 $1.75 to $2.50 00 ) shaded walnut fin- —_ cea Crepe de Chines ° Aritificial Silks . . J ~ 2500 ds of 5S0-inch if F 3 ish with floral 300 Dozen wine a ae oe By Drapery Silk. featured “is Jacquard ; e have just received decorations, 50-in. M F it J rs fight green, ae Le tg eon — - ee —— Se ae shipment of new dresser, 48-in. van- Mason Frul d Te fewie ee | 3 that are suitable rhe —_ ting With porcelain-lined caps and rubbers. $2.98 40-Inch $ 77 $3.50 to $4.50 oro . ‘ nmediate and early edont tal, the Quarts ' Half Gallons Georgette Crepe ° Ruffle Sets $ : — actual saving, Per Per $1 39 Another shipment of that heavy 7$0 sets specially priced: made | : $136.00. Don't fail dozen ...+..-:- 89c | dozen ....- ° quality Georgette Crepe in midnight of fine voile and other materials; in : are _of \novelty ro aee this Suite ~~ nese “ oe Sopra | s, full lined, and i , | as $3.00 Extra Wid : | | i= | 000 New a 4 Sichuedchnonc, | ae CONVENIENT PAYMENTS $189 I Buckets Petter meant 8 $ oo Ruffle Curtains e innish models with | 4 4 - (Nagente—Fourth Floor.) Full ro-quart heavy gal- an ! int ahh ils Gin atte cles | ie — vanized water and laundry ng SRR OE Sees an neh made of sheer quality dated. grene | + are a number of } ie . | pail, with strong ancie, midnight blue, cocoa, swallow, gray ras. , with theteeate : Styles to select 1 Buy Your Furniture on THE MORRIS PLAN luke of 0 to caummner. Ma. caldnigns ‘tps, iallow, and bleck. patterns, complete with tie-becks . Sj | % 50 W k to Pav No Telephone or C. O. D. Orders Filled (Nugentse—Main Floor, South.) (Nugents—Thiréd Fleer, Seuth.) % izes 16 to 42. ! vVeenKs . ; . i (Morris Pian Office, Fifth Fioor. ‘Neges Feurth Fleer, South.) meee ct (Downstairs Store.) . # be, # e a ee ae Atta tthe oe os > A - “« @& ‘ m « > ee eT ee me Oe m4 ~ o y —- es « te ek * au Oe ee ee we “ee «tl tag Oo, frame Se OO, a ED ye, ha - be e & %- Sa ee M: CS eo fete ip pave MAAR siete ‘oF gg Mea pee ; a

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= 5 * 4 (Peat t . i a ae St SPR. Bo 5 * em « ie we ERA Da ES = — . 2 ies. 8 eee, a Se ew ae 0 re 6 BR TR IN RE a Oe 2 — ole SS = a eee Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday At St. Louis’ Dominant Store for Boys’ and Girls’ Apparel Boys’ Long & Short Pants Suits ¢ a tae j VIN te ts . Go es oss L Ris Te af . elagese yet ene by RRA Oe ee -, . a oe a xy ee ' ~ an i,4- a's * is LADS Np Va tS Ny ; a ue >. | 2.2 “apt ern - anand $1.98 Metal Cloth Plain, brocaded, striped and | bordered; gold and silver in- | termingled with color. $4.98 OE ke 6-00 oe a ea $3.48 to $7.95 values, Crepe de Chine All-silk Crepe de Chine of a quality excellent for both frocks and undergarments. $1.69 value, $ OE. . ccisse vce 1.28 The Men's Furnishing Section Offers This Group of Imported Broadcloth Shirts Special Tuesday a: 7 q| Men—it’s a generally conceded fact that it is dif- ficult to find a more satisfactory Shirt than one of English Broadcloth and at this special price, many will provide for future as well as present needs. | Exacting tailoring is the keynote of this group of | whites, blues and tans in neckband, collar-attached | and sports models. Sizes 14 to 17. Men’s Fancy Hose with fringe and other effective trim- Exceptional Opportunities to Save on Fall Fabrics Are Available on the Last Day of the Silk Sal These Groups Stress the “New” in Weave and Color The smart Fall wardrobe surely include a frock or of black flat crepe; sel from this sale offering , be wise. Medium weight and 54 inches wide. i i i Printed silk crepes in large | and smallypatterns; many ney Fall colorings. 40 inches wide, $2.98 value, eee Satin-faced 54-inch silk Crepe : im smartest and lustrous. $4.98 $3 58 : va.ue, yard - - Fifth Floor Black Flat Crepe — $2.19 2 : Van re a he ‘a Prints Satin Crepe all colors; heavy Third Fleer Tuesday Special! Coaster Wagons $5.95 Value $3.88 @ Practical both for healthful play and-<arry- ing bundles are these Coaster Wagons made of | good grade lumber, with 48c Main Floor | steel disc wheels, all- steel axles and braces. Get One Tuesday Basement Gallery $9.75 “Highline” - straps, most sizes. / if. $12 F ootwear | Chic “Paris” tongue and gore effects of patent, calf or reptile leather combinations. | heels. 3 pumps and Oxfords of patent, calf | or kid, with various kinds of | heels. AAA to C widths— | $7 Footwear $5.45 Straps, pumps and ties of calf, | colored kids, reptile leathers and combinations. Also Sports Oxfords. $9 Oxfords $7.45 Oxfords in Various style | fords, $8 Footwear $6.05 Colonials and step-ins of pat- ent, kid and reptile leather, with Cuban, Louis or spike | heels—also beaded Footwear. $10 Step-Ins $8.25 Step-in, gore or strap Pumps | in patent, satin and leather; | | | also welt-soled sports Ox- Your Needs May Be Smartly and Advantageously Supplied During the Sale of Fall Footwear Modes for Every Occasion—Tuesday is the Last Day to Choose A) $13.50 Footwear $11.25 | Exclusive - one-straps, colo- nial and ties, or satin, suede and atent, with unusual | trimmings. AAA to C widths {| Second Floor At Savings of Utmost Importance @ Domestic, Singer, White, Rotary and other makes of Electric Ma- chines—some recondition- ed, others having been used as floor samples. Every one fully guaranteed—and certainly these special prices are worth sharing a Tuesday. Hit Sample and Reconditioned Electric Sewing Machines sd ‘ iy ny Oo A = : * a = 4 * : 6 ae ee — 1? ; Hie un i i ii] Recontlitioned Singer Portables............... $39 Reconditioned White Portables....... ee soe $39 Reconditioned ‘‘Free’ Portables..........._.. 29 $5 Cash—12 Months to Pay Balance Sixth Fleer A Really Exceptional Oftering of 7 Diamond Set Rings} $17.50 to $37.50 Values @ 14-k. solid white gold little fin- ger Rings with a large center stone of genuine onyx, artificial amethyst, topaz, ruby and sap- patre—studded With a brilliant number of each kind—also 14 with dia- mond and Eastern Star emblem. diamond. just 4 Mountings are at- tractively filigreed. Main Floor “~ * * ae 4 . ees, he = pe ¥ RRR ea Pe So. Be de BN Sint Sa * FEO Ret oe Mes 5 Va ee pe 3 _ $1.28 © ~ Double Stamps Determine You: Augu Only a Fev Table Sets $16.95 Value, Special 1133 Hemstitched all -linen bleached damask Table Sets of floral design; 66x86-in. cloth with dozen Napkins, 20x20 inch. | Huck Tow All-linen hemmed Huck Towel of good quality in 17x32-inc size. Specially priced Last Day to A Dinr Imported and $79 Limoges Sets $50 Limoges French China Sets of 100 pieces—in a border pattern with coin gold han- dles. A very excellent grade, $55 Dinner Sets $3350. 100-Piece Sets of Japanese China, with a border pattern in English effect, with coin gold covered handles. — ae eae Last Day of All-Wool $12.50 Value Pair. ...:oe @ These are heavy-weigh' in block plaids of blue, r and red and black—bound 70x80 inches. \ Extra-Size | Blankets $19.95 Value, Pair $1 4:98 Lamb’s Wool Blankets of extra size (72x84-in.), | in block plaids of various colors. For Fords | Interior luxury of much | higher-priced cars, } 1924-26 Coupes...... $4.45 1925-26 Tudor Sedans, $7.95 | 1925-26 4-Door Sedans, $8.95. * ee ‘a 3 Insure fewer cleaning bills. 1924-26 ¢ 1925-26 Coaches.._.... $9.95 | 1926 4-Door Sedans, $11.96 |” Chevrolets | clothes 5 4

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1996 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 9 TE Store Hours: 8: :30 A. M. to5 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 5:30 P. M. ~ Double Eagle | E AM S ul Stamps Tuesday We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Ch Purch Made Tuesday W ll Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted bine a Sel t ome " PP Hei dy ett, eaaaiine. cae i fe fe Mey o Determine Your Needs and Profit on the Last Day of the August Linen Sale Caled tees le a 8 » Bull p> on the Sale|] * ~ a Oh 1: ee oe cle deere,’ eee ee ee Ce ew eo 8 op eee . * .. *% : ’ ~~ po Mi ey > *° > tee — Se Sey a My . - & 1 PT toa Ny ey Os ~~ ~~ ave > wel a" : ; ee - ; | iH , | Only a Few of the Many Groups Are Mention : ! | | ed | Another Last-Day August Sales Opportunity That Many Will Want to Share . ‘ Black Flat Table Sets Napkins Tablecloths . > } : Crepe $16.95 Value, Special $6.95 Value, Special Special at Fal] 1) r eC SS e S | Te le : | °°’ ° a ie | nal a um, . ee ee ee For Early ee Wear | $50 _ 425 $1 4:95 PURes be _ f “ « eer |= ee wae steel axles and braces. | cs OO an ets z s, aren SOE. | Offer Girls’ Get One Tuesd: | LSS Tuesday—We ee : 3000 Gingham Street Frocks and Tuesday 95 “Charleston Dresses” ry FF Basement Gallery ey . a “ Sees 66 C 99 $12.50 Value $ O)- ‘ ‘ harleston Dresses as | sui atadie ae 4.75 & $5 Of Washable Materials ° _ | ing the } ated ee 3 = Ny $1.95 Value—Special @. These are heavy-weight pure woolen Blankets; 7 7 ise (8 . in block plaids of blue, rose, tan, gray, lavender € Heavily silver-plated Galleon ° ee ba ¢ 1 9 and red and black—bound with cotton sateen. Size pattern Casseroles in oval or aD (e's 7 © 70x80 inches. round style, with pyrex glass set hese AA | liner. Attractive, practical gifts. es bf | @ The “Charleston Dress” is 4 ¥ es ee . : . Soi thee @ Popular early Fall Dresses in a variety of -. Extra-Size | Lamb's Wool 3333 popular among girls and these sesssees “4 pleasing styles; tubproof materials and color- Blankets Kad Comforts i pee are made of washable fabrics. Sissessszs ings. Made with flares, box and kick pleats; for Se lak Prints, checks and polka dots Beta street or sports wear. Novel prints and broad- { $ Value, Each SUK llssse Pp $19.95 Value, Pair 10.95 aiue, Lac so <= are trimmed in plain colors. 3 sss cloths in the “Charleston” style; ginghams in & 95 $ 8:75 Die —.. Skirts made in the attractive S33 sigesesd novelty weaves in the gingham Frocks. l = | —= flare style. s: “ 5: Sizes 36 to 44 : Lamb’s Wool Blankets Comforts filled with pure ee $ pee Sizes 8 to 14 Basement Beonemy Steve f tra size (72x84-in.), lamb’s wool, covered with aiue.... —=s . waw Stere no Stock plaids of various cotton sateen. Double-bed on ag sa cn arabes ' colors. size. ‘Galleon design Pie Dishes . es with heavy silver-plated frame Save Tuesday by This Offer of 3.50 Footwear ae wt ee ee Tuesday Brings Special Values in the August Sale of . $1 ] 25 gift suggestion. Main Floor y ad m Star Tex Towelin oF $11. . i usive one-straps, colo- Tuesday—The Last Day of This Remarkable Sale of ane 08, oF satin, — Ur alns 22c Value, Tuesday, Yard patent, with unusua : — ’ ’ oe mings. AAA to C widths : . ° : i — 3 Second Floor '| Fan dang O Seat ( Ove rs An Opportunity to Refurnish at Extraordinary Savings ps Spe pe ——s ha C fa ity with blue border. Ideal for kitchen use. | $48 Seamless Rugs | w $3 Ruffle Curtains | Bath Towels | Cotton Flannel ltl ed i i i a i i i a i i i i i i i i, i, i, i eS ll rw Y _. ee eeeereereeeeeeemlmceereereeerereereeeeeeeermleerereeereeeereeeereeereeeereeerrrerrrrrrrroreerererrrrrrrrwerrerrr. ne ee Ee De Kh De DD ee ee De i i i i ~~ As DADA DED pp DDD Dp tb bb bb hb hb bb DDD MMM DD MDD DD DDD DDD DDD ODD DAAALDAAA ADD AAAAAADA — } Ott : Nationally Advertised at $14. 39 a Set QOx1I2 Axminsters in medallion, floral and | Cream voile Curtain Sets with attractive Extra-heavy Bath Towels, 24x | 36 inches wide full bleached, ering of | bi- | ruffles of blue, rose, gold, and orchid; | | allover designs; beautiful color com | 48 inches, strongly hemmed | soft fleeced. Ideal for sleep- ‘s 7 | nations, suitable for any $32 50 = a and tie-backs to $1.69 | ends, called run-of-mill, all- ing garments. 25c value. Spe- et Ri oS Pe cols db éa se vo eee we «0 6 ee 7 | | SE gc kone cd Wee eh be OH KN “+ | white, 75C¢ grade, 59c¢ cial, Tuesday, 19¢ | nN — ee as waeeG 2. « dkdkwees ste es | $45 Seamless Velvets | Seamless Axminsters | $2.50 Panel Curtains New Percales | Bed Sheets 39 50) $ | 59 ee —— stripes and | — be yg 80 Sheets, : oe - novelty effects, 36 inches | full-bleach seamless style, ‘Cover All Parts Including Door and Sides $29.75 | $ . whe, in tubfast colors. | mill seconds of $1.59 “38 S less Axminsters of Filet and shadow weave plendid for school | each, Seti @ Made of neatly striped, durable materials reinforced ee ee ae ma woo! yarns in a large Lace Panels in beige tint ene, whee 5. wc cee. —-18¢ | eellt.;.;. ookscs $1.38 | attractively by Spanish leatherette. Snap fasteners so ae colorings; many attrac- @ssortment = designs and - sm ge rn ah Basement Beonemy sends | . , . gxi2 . yards long, inches wide, For Fords | that —— yer eng: Met I attached and re- tive patterns, 9x12 size. Ao oe ae gi rith tee Tinos. | move . and $61.50 grades. Value-Giving Feature for Tuesday— imei. Pontiac, 1926. / | Buick 1925, wanterd 2-dr., Fringed Velvet Rugs _ $35 Seamless Rugs . . : Nash Special, 2-door. | No. 20. Seamless, Fringed Rugs in Drapery Reps 7.6xq Axminsters with deep $2 50 to $3 75 Silks 1924-26 Coupes...... 94.45 Nash 233 and 263. Standard Buick, 1926, No. 20 the gx12-ft. size, in various © so-inch plain Drapery Rep silky pile in neat Persian ° ° 1925-26 Tudor Sedans, $7.95 Buick Master, 2-door, No. 40, beautiful color combina- —§ in rose, blue, tan, taupe and and Oriental colorings and Oakland Coach, 1926. ck Mas or, | 1925-26 4-Door Sedans, $8.95 Pakiand ae 1927 1925 tions of —— floral | green. Excellent for mak- _ patterns, $2] 50 Special 86 . an . eye“ | and others. Sec- - ing draperies. $1.25 Pe ° . Oldsmobile se a oe sto age —_— onds of $35 grade, $2 1.95 ; es send cA 69c | at, Per'Yd.... cannes Overland Coach, .| Buick Master, No. oupe, | | Window Shades rr Overland Whippet, 1926. yi xmi etonnes Re ; € A variety of highly desirable Silks for frocks and | Chevrolets Studebaker Standard Coach, | Chrysler Coach, 1925-26. Axminster Rugs Cr ce Oil Opaque Window Shades other uses. Such wanted materials as Canton Crepes, land Coach. 1925 27x54-Inch Axminster Rugs Beautiful Cretonnes in flo in assorted colors, mounted Printed Silks, Brocades and many others are sho — Insure fewer clothes 1925. _ Cleve n oacn, : to match the larger sizes. In ral,. bird and conventional on good spring rollers, 36 wide color range 7 — cleaning bills. Studebaker Stantiard Coach, | Dodge Coupe, 2-pass., 1926. a large assotment of colors designs. For slip covers, | in, wide, 6 ft. long. 55 nge. | 1926. Hudson & Essex Coach, 1924- pe designs. $5 $3 25 drapes, etc. 25¢ 16c _ Seconds of $1 grade, C we is a og Gay to share : 1925-26 Coaches,....ge.08 | Ohevrolet Coaches, 1926. 26. erade. each ..... ‘ sana Sse NNR Ip A “Basement Economy store | $ 1926 4-Door Sedans, $11.95 Mail Orders Accepted, if Mailed Tussday. oe # eeneiads : | x oer 2

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PAGE 10_ (3 }. = Too Many lansbres? No! Retreshing White clouds in a blue sky, the ripple of your clear cool puddles floating by —how soothed your jaded spirits after canoeing on lake or river! Worn nerves are refreshed and sluggish blood set a-tingle. Kolynos also adds to health and happiness. In a natural pleasant way it brings to your entire mouth a tonic glow, a a: matchless sense of well- being. That clean fresh taste in your mouth tells you that Kolynos must be right for it feels right. Cleansing and germ-kill- ing—Kolynos does both extra |S well because it is a light cream, free from grit, which liquefies in the mouth. In its fluid form Kolynos pen- etrates every lurking place of infection —for nothing flows like a fluid. Buy Kolynos today. Try it tonight. Learn the pleasure and comfort of a mouth de- + seme clean. You'llknow ,; for it feels right. | $e selbeshing’ i i 1 i ce: f i i ; of corporatiors, notably Delaware and Pennsyiv ania. and that even jassuming state fectiveness., the iscatterine of collected data in 48 jurisdictions wo not readily meet the objective of. publicitr If the lega epartment of the paddie, " OFFICIALS SAY U.S. [- ONLY CAN REFORM TRADE PRACTICES Experts Think. cae to Coolidge’s Views, Matter Should Not Be Left to the States. with the view ipley that state agencies ne t become “apoio- on P " n , ; Al _—- , getic or complace under local es _— — pressure of powerful interests aiso that some states KNOWN as sanct eon on 323 ney ac led had hecome uaries trade board agreed with the Presi- dent's views, as expressed vesterday fear White Tins, (Camp it would have to withdraw a pending appeal! * Qa - =" "so « oe? We " n- , Le = it €eme . Ow? . to _ co sisten im t] case against the laire Furnace Co. and others. due far ad ison " October the com- > 7 SS mission defends its rignt to period information from concerns engaged inters! ,fa “. TrirTrnerce . = . Aan | a rr aOwrle = Fede a4 mau : : ty - . , eels in o re gettied hy @ Su- The issue of prohabir will his cease. preme Court's decision in t! rears oid nree a ro >a 3 TWO MEN KILLED, MANY HURT IN RAIL WRECK IN CHICAGO Pennsvinania 'Preight Crashes into Rock Island Train at Su- burhan Station* t , 1le Pree CHICAGO Aug 39 —An en gineer and fireman were killed and several passengers and train mplores were injured early today hen the locomotive of a Pennsy ania Railroad freight crashed int the engine of a Rock Isiand pass- enger train near the Beverly Mills Station of tt k Island Joseph Risberg. a fireman of ock Island but a half dozen of the many stvles are noted here Union Suits $1.50 Fine quality knit Union Suits with bodice top or built up shoulder and tight knee. Extra Sizes $1.75 $1.50 Il4 to 18 Years Youths’ Union Suits with $1.00 sizes 2 to 12 years. Tiird Floor. Featured are patent leather and tan ca Pumps and strap Slippers and paten leather, black and tan calf Oxfords. >a EF’ onr = i 'S Are « Shr s »~} nar ' i i Imported Striped Silk-and-Wool Flannels = Yard ATTRACTIVE stripings in the lightweight, soft Silk- and-Wool Flannels, in demand now for making school frocks, men’s shirts and pajamas and women's ,frocks. Light backgrounds. 32 inches wide. Striped Flannels, $1.75 Yard Fine quality, lightweight all-wool Flannels in color- ful stripes and plaids suitable for women's and chil- dren's frocks. A varied assortment of color combina- tions. 32 inches wide. Flannel Shop—Second Fioc- An Early American Four-Poster Bed / | As Illustrated By 6 ITH colonial types of furniture much in favor, the Four-Poster Bed shown here is a quaintly pretty | choice for a bedroom fitted up with gay chintz. It is neatly and durablvy finished in mahogany, and the large posts are nicely turned. The same Bed in twin size is priced at $19.75 $6. 50 Feather Pillows for $4.95 #r. OA CRN ep mnie, me TTT Tp 2-quart size. Special, $1.65 $2.25 Straight Saucepans 6-quart size. 2 Special, $1.89 $2.65 Saucepan Set Sizes 1 quart, 2 and 2° gcuUarts. Special. $1.65 $2.75 Coffee Percolators 6-cup size. = Special $1.98 Va nder oort s rrr Attractively Priced Specials in : Aluminum Preserving Kettles—Various Sizes $1.65 6-quart size, special $1.90 8-quart size, special 12-quart size, special 14-quart size, special a _ Wear-Ever Sie $2.50 Rice Boiler $15 Camp Outfits ' Special, $1.69 Ho "$19.75 Mattress tor $13. 50 => ro - - f+ i ee ae = me Aa a + ‘ - New Silk Costume Slips For ’Neath Fall Frocks THREE sroups of new Silkk Costume Slips “fashioned for wear under- neath new Fall frocks. At $3.98 Tailored Silk Costume Slips of good quality crepe de chine in white, pink and the new Autumn shades. At $6.95 - Radium silk and crepe de chine.. Costume Slips in bodice top, tailored styles. Black. navy blue, fallow, tan, green, gray and red. Wash a Tubful of Clothes in Five Minutes! === The Whirlpool Washer eee ae Will be sent to your home for Sia alas nrert a -@ rr ‘here ‘ mie : , . aa +o forecast 2 ~ nner. Lewis thinks, ME shat Iliinois. before the November Bea ; x .* — [a tection will have a strong third 4 —— rganization with a ecandi- - aw : a g tate pone to Smith and Bren- "3 war The prohibitionists, he added, eS ar rganizing and may put a Ree, ‘ ‘ nti 2 | woman candidate for the Unite’ bye States Senate in the field. CHARGE PURCHA BALANCE OF MO! PAYABLE IN OCTC Incomparable New Fall Dresses re aa OPM HOUMMOMI ONO MIN - f a 4 = La — eerrched above & wen da tne : = mls crepe enc made «wk kok pleat. $ — =-+mbroidered pockets, and collate and = tis ejged wtb tacpe <ept, — ss. ~ in femunne lnine ati P death, onl Every style that is new! The new cape collars. Blowsed effects. And many ‘ we have sever started a ~ All the smart colers are | black, navy, Valencia blue

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ol preparations @re lete at Vandervoort’s plete in selection, de. able in service; unex. d for value and Correct in style, m | Ninth to Tenth en -rices ays of Ca©r hildren complete, is the in underwear and es are noted here. nion Suits $1.50 ne quality knit Union 5 with bodice top or up shoulder and tight Extra Sizes $1.75 Jnion Suits, $2 | glove silk and body suits $1.50 3 14 to 18 Years th built-up shoulder, is’ Union Suits with ength. Suits, $1.00 izes 2 to 12 years. ird Floor. New Silk stume Slips For ’Neath Fall Frocks {E groups of new c Costume Slips ed for wear under- iew Fall frocks. it $3.98 red Silk Costume t good quality crepe e in white, pink and , Autumn shades. 't $6.95 im silk and crepe de Costume Slips in top, tailored styles. navy blue, fallow, en, gray and red. t $8.95 toy crepe Costume 1 tailored models. navy blue, claret, blue, green and Shop—Third Floor. e. Sale « stock of Penn- ia Tires and 1 sizes to fit lels of cars. A are listed here. 1 Cup Casings, 4 $12.50 1 Cup Tuxedo size 34x4 $19.50 n Cup Balloon size 32x4.95 $20.59 1 Tubes, size 97Cc Tubes, size $1.50 Tubes, size $2.00 Tubes, size $2.00 alloon Tubes, .40 $3.37 eusaboutthe | ed. t's Hardware Jownstalrs. oS ee ee ry: SENATOR LEWIS MEETS ‘| geek U. S$. ROBBERS IN BRITAIN | :°» and Ray, are 26-year-old | pee He Forecasts Third }search for three robbers, brothers B former United States Senator J. ; 'pamiiton a yerred at Hotel Jefferson yesterday |fornia, in 1923. The men are sup- | other - him in the defense of Federal of $15,000 for their capture: has| 4 th ie . 3 . 7 oe " mage George W- yp impeachment proceeding, based . ‘gp alleged misdemeanors in office, a) b he United States Senate sitting as trial court. He said Judge En-'| SS ish would be ready for trial on | that daie. ‘Kramer ot East Segator make @& popular presidential can- | jidate with the The senatorial campaign in IIlt- SHH nols, | publican, and George Brennan, Democrat. are opposed. presents | | such 2a complication of issues as | to make it impossible at this time 5 | to forecast a Winner. Lewis thinks | 3 | that Illinois, before the November . election, will have a strong third party organization with a candi- | date opposed to Smith and Bren- nan. The prohibitionists, he added, are organizing and may put a | woman candidate for the Uniteg ! States Senate in the field. “ee ———— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUMNAY KYlada: “acaver’ sa 1480 twins. The third is Hugh, the LAWYERS EDR . JUDGE ENGLIS bad P= aoe Prese. youngest. Aug. 30.—Scotland se Prepares for Impeachment Yard detectives have begun a Party in IMlinois. named Dautrement, wanted in the .United States for the murder of ‘four persons in the holdup of a train in Siskiyou County, Cali- Lewis of Chicago, con- DA DRUFF awo PERSISTENT SKIN DISEASES el LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE 11 (Reg. U. S. Pat. Off.) | 6b. Vv A | 606-08 Washington Av.—Thru to Sixth St. Final Clearance! SUMMER “99:2; - TONIC - “Bre GUARANTEED :: 7 wom Denote eantaeetaiee ARBERS At Your DeLONEY & meetin INC.—CHICACO attorneys associated posed to be in England. A reward been offered by the United States! Ba English of East!) Government. Two of the brothers. } Louis, against whom there is |_.— EE — - ——-—— (eewul sevuvune eves weeere aedheniine oe e heard beginning Nov. 10 by Former Judge E. C. | St. Louis will di-— rect the defense. | piscussing politics, Lewis said. Reed of Missouri would | Cadillac Owners are this firm’s greatest asset. Any car we sell—new or exchanged —muust therefore run as repre- sented—or your money back. An i -~ OLIVER CADILLAC CO. voters of Illinois. PrP LE LR ARR AAS BAAS A LALA A ae eee in which Frank Smith, Re- AAR ARAPR MAPA PR AAP RAR PARAARRAE DOS be@veteure wT yyyrrtyyy itt) a . ALL SALES FINAL! | | ust} | No Exchanges or Refunds Navy Beans—Lb... .6c_ , “ponies Beans—Lb.. . .13c Snider’s Catsup—S8-0z. bottle, 13c; large bot., 21c Snider's Chili Sauce—Large bottle............ KIDNEY BEANS «"«10c 'CATSUP eee TT Te eee eee eee LLL EE LL ER CR) eee Pee eee Pee oe Pe eee eee eee eee eee eee eee Pe eee eee ee eee eeee ss eteeee eoeeeeeens ‘STP rer rere eee e TTP eee e Ce EE Cee eee eee ee Peewee tee a ee es+eteee se eeeereee e+e etrvee OO eee mm mmm emer nnns il ie + +. eee © ERO MM nnn im iin ee © ee ee TTP eee Cee ee eee See eee eee Ce eee Eee Eee Pee eee eee cas. OO OOOO me em me Bh, aaa arr. fe Fee ee OPC eee eee Os Sea Fo Pee “eeee* ccc eteee .e S s «*** © were $3 . , a oe wet woe $2 baboons iret eeset! ———- hli ** +Ss $ . > . Ses 8eens a z rates " eee ** &. > . Sha eters efee. : 7 Wee pa She NEE [Recognized Te Quality at Cowest Prices BEANS CAM PBELL’S With, por - f ae 25Cc i E. j N Country Club Ghoice Michigan Beans in rich tomato sauce with a tender piece of pork. The ideal warm-weather food, easily pre- Cans c for pared, hot or cold, for home or camp. ye Small 25¢c wnt "eawce—t Cans | Heinz Vegetarian Beans—No Pork—2 cans. . 25c Country Club Chili Sauce—Pure, 8-02. bottlee, 1406 27c | Ritter’s Catsup—Low price; 8-0z. bottle... .. lic nd sau Country Club Large bottle. 14¢; M-oxz, DOCLIO .cceccecs §26 pairs of finest Summer Shoes SACRIFICED at a mere fraction of original prices. Included are styles of every description with high Spanish, junior Spanish or Cuban heels. Kid leathers in white, gray, parchment, | blonde and ivory. . . —- - 6 ee eee tae -—— —_—_——— eee eae ee me a ne ee ee PAPE ARAL AS ALAA Adhd AAD IAA PA PAPA PARA RARARAAAOARA RARARAPAPAPSPRAARAAA PAPA RA PARA PARAL ARAB ARABABR BARA BABAR AAAS OARR RAE — eet ON ee iene o> e-" eS" —_-—_—- (Reg. U. 8S. Pat. Off.) GIRLS’ FROCKS, $10 A Splendid Selection for School Wear. Sizes 7 to 17. CHARGE PURCHASES BALANCE OF MONTH PAYABLE IN OCTOBER 273 ay; “A 606-08 Wakao a Ae a to Sixth Street Special Preparations Herald the Coming of September With a Marvelous . on CO ae) Hi @ tt) ; wtsedia OMMNNNOUNOMUAMOWTMOHHN NO { } 0 = O — \ — \ = | \ > ; ' Oakwood Canton Crepe Frock nictured above is a blouse mode! with collar and overskirt worked with an appliqued design in gold ie ber. $23. The new lungle Green Dress sketched above 1s fashioned « of fine silk crepe and made with kick pleat. embroidered pockets and collars and cuffs, edged with taupe crepe, $19.75. } i UNF OUMUMHOU ON+ew ress a OUMMMOWHOMMOM THON AMMO MON EE See ee taoreas CE Se o ’ = | | 6 5 5 | In the In the = = = . | Smart New Fashionable O O = ! Autumn Shades New Fabrics = = O = = = - O y eming ode! in tucked O = This attractive Frock of Chane! 14] he c] : : = . oe See emg = — Red Satin is trimmed with red HAT shall I wear to luncheon, tne ¢ ub, for tea, dinner, theat er or the after- =_ black se iu a _ b; ue ‘ond 4 = ys te : “t = tudded buttor ol ae OC) fringe and white crepe collars and theater dance? Come and see these exclusive-type Dresses and we'll place = Me are lined with teupe colored = — cuffs A beautiful white Gardenia 3 | . ~ e, $23 a = adorns the left shoulder, $! the answér right on your lips. The woman who has been studying the fashion news OC) stepe. §- O = will respond imme diately to their charm We have gathered them from dress a = e stylists who know how to re-create the most successful modes shown at the Paris & openings. No woman who loves beautiful things should miss them. ALINE’ S—Fourth Floor. me - 1 | i ’ | iz 2 Each Complete With Matching Slip Here is a demonstration of value for you! Dresses so un- mistakably smart you could'nt tell them from much higher priced Dresses if you were to see them coming down the street! That is how exceptional this Dress offering is! That is why you should come down Tuesday if you want a low priced new Fall Frock! Georgettes! Flat Crepes! Satin Crepes! Every style that is new! Pleated modes. Tailored modes. The new cape collars. Flesh-colored touches. , Bolero modes. Bloused effects. And many of the smartest details. In fact we have never started a new season with more real values. All the smart colors are included. Chanel red, jungle green, black, navy, Valencia blue and others. BASEMENT BASEMENT RR a I NT ne MOR Gold Medal 5-Lb. Sack, 3le Country Club 24-Lb. Sack 24-Lb. Sack $ Kroger Cuts Prices $ . 23 e $1 a Barrel PASTRY FLOUR °3:7;".c:” 25c, PILLSBURY |! STEAKS ||ceminw.. dae BACON PER " 37 Cc pms 5 32c Fancy Sliced Om ci ge ee PER Boneless Pig’s iB. . 3 7c RIB oR LOIN Feet, per ts by 32c “HAMS ||PORK CHOPS ||" — 30 Choice Center Slices PER LB. .......35¢C | | Cream Cottage ' 16¢ a 70c - Neck Chops, Ib., 30c | | Cheese, Ib. . _ ie as ce % pamouve’ SALMON | acca Made of \good queility. clean $room corn. Greatest value on the market at the price. Bach-— Excellent quality— ee : «1 16c Lb. Can aoe oe 2 sateen iia _ Sreubed White Soap, bar 4c ; Kroger s murpaseed . waetin Fer washing machines. One of our thes. “4 pans. AES, flows ose 2% -Ib. pke -15¢ | | SHREDDED SOAP greatest values. f‘ompare the weight with others. 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PAGE 1° A a te VERTISEMENT sTOP ITCHING SKIN.” Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief ipere w one safe, cependaiis treatment that reheves itching tor ture and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Soom after the first Pe ication of Zemo sou will find thas irritations, Pimpies, Black Pezema, Biotches, Ringworm e:milar skim troubles wil! disappear, Zemo ie all that is needed, for & tenishes most ekin eruptions, maksg tee skin eoft, emooth and heaithiy. “ is a bon-greasy, disappearing quid that may be applied during = day. Ask you druggist for s emall size 6GOe or large bottic ¢1.09. KRYPTOK | BIFOCAL SPECTACLES A —- “Sage of Corset”. Who Was Buried Today _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Pat te ‘ST.LO VONDAT erie GPEN STATE CONVENTIONS A featured eke of Ee . seat cane : ; ; } ftord choice tha ps Worthy of Care hails the > are _— Oppose Charge Purchases Made Remainder of the Month Payable in October a “ miners Davenport aan (,oing to Parfs Because : hee ej lool 7 Anti-American Feeling. * ; in Bt frames, py reece “Just a little trouble at | es sn associates Pres. | springs tied eight “ he aa MOBERLY, Mo.. Aug. 30.—With Ep Dress a B on one side and mohair on the imes, but I have one re than delegates in at- The Kind of R * at Thi : . . ndance, the annual State Conven- | $ | RED Eile BACTICE that | ene on ae tece Tecien ta, : Dresses You Seldom SPECIAL PRICE! | Din I know protects his | ases: aux lary and the Society of See at $7.95 - pease Bas 0 fetnw ean 1 J ining ° . . the Forty and EE} vere formai- 4O fo A . | health,” says this child’s| ‘®* For 224 Eight. were torma ow | Suites mother. joer sett ot so 328 ation | 5525 Value s eight of @iem sending either bands e e 3 *. G Off f 4 | ram corp oF Beth Tuesday—Winding Up the August Economy Events With a Great er O 1 °41 QO |= ty. State commander, brought the : 1 ) fEwA ss convention to order, while | : Mrs. Htida Kansteiner of St. Louis, LJ a : The style of these heavy — ees eo ie Suit ase the most auxiliary’s session. Robert D. Tur- particu! Nor —— they are splen- detail at ner of St. Louts grand hef- de , ; = ly built. Tem pieces: with lines. «4 : . said gare, wielded the gave! at he mm mahogany drawer work and buffet a Forty and Eight meeting 4m tapestry chair seats. Expressions from egionnaires : | Oday indicated that a a Boy will be passed in opposition to hold- | i see ine the Legion's 1927 convention in . ; | 7 U nusué Paris, The opposition is the result it : yf recent Paris demonstrations j against Americans. Gen. John J. Pershing Mkely wt! i be indorsed for national] mman- . ec Unusual efforts on our part and unusual concessions from the _ Election of a new State comman- makers combine to bring Dress values that you have not seen sur- ~: Eng! 0 am tg hs passed in many, many a day. Just read this list of materials— They are: Harry Castlen of St materials that one seldom finds in Dresses at this price— Louis: Redick O’Brran of Mober . F ¥; DemNee of Springfield and Dr : | Neal Williams of Excelsior Springs x es Stayton’s name may ® pro : FS @sed for re-election by the Kan- ‘ t sas . €legation 2S" *l sas caxn- o + S © } _ aidacy has gained wide ee Exquisite atins a ee , 1 parade today be followed , : by a barbecue. after rhictr the . 7 Fortr and Eight Wil stage a sam nd ' ee Satin Charmeuse... 4 UST as with older folks. infec- i eely te buminess : tious diseases find the nose of :. the baby or the child an open | HUNT FOR DE SOTO GIRL, 16 F hi bl J gateway. | Parents Say Her Suitor Also Is as iona e erseys ° The nose must be kept clean. ; Missing: Think They Floped. It must be kept hea! thy Ie mus? Mir end — Albert Washburn ' ™ be cleared of germs. Dail ly nasal | of De oS: M@, were canvassing a hygiene is of utmost importance th marriage license bureaus. in Smart Wool Crepes ’ 4 ose prevrenton is the = louis and neignhnbdorhing cities . soundest doctrine im modern | today in search of their daughter : 3 medicine today. Alberta = years old ° Thousands of mothers know Mo “sl ei foe o Choice at o-& 6 O60 6: oa so : that Gaiiy nasal cleanliness can i oS ee Sess ne As ol Ses cote be brought about if one little fe a, eggs meer se i “ mgt stars a rer e6ch day | SO SSC 8 youn who <r oe There is never the danger of act Su <Or, also waa reported — colds. stuffed heads, difficult | ‘“"S fTom De Soto, after Serrewaag breathing and infectious diseases. mn automonhile from 2 friend — eTta's sister. iheima told her Keep the nose a2 clean a3 th Apply ARZEN night and morning in the nostrils with the provided medicine dropper. The nasal rs are opened and clea ase) 06germs = are rounted. You can know that baby's health is not likely to be in danger. Let them have the complete advantage of their full natural breathing. The whole body will benefit. 7 Daily nasal hygiene is import- ant as all mothers realize. We know full well that it is neces- sary to keep the nose as clean as the face if we wish to promote good health. SPECIFY” “SES Arsen uscd so gi pve coids. Stogs thes «f started. cellent for Hey Feoe Relief, An aid im simus trouble. Daily masa) cleanliness prevents infectious disease. the face. 50 cents at All Drug Stores Arsen Laboratories, Inc. Clinton, lows "aren*‘« she heard her sister and youth talking resterday i “se 2 vO 2 Marriage iS ~. po\ ~ ~~ . cg if your skin itches and burns just use e Resinol _ No matter how you try it you are using « remedy of ee These are Dresses that you will buy—no+¢ only represented, but for their smart style and doubt if you'll be content with one—but wij] exceptional are they at this low price. id 390° te tor the great savings splendid quality. And we purchase two or three, so Styles Are Exact Copies of Expensive Models And Include Boleros, Straightline Effects, Bloused Backs, Web Sleeves, Embroidery and Ribbon Trimmings 24 All New Fall Shades, Colo rs Willow Green, Wee < = Valencia Blue, Cedar, \ Jungle Green, Black ’ a $120 to $135 Royal Wil Very high-grade Roya! and Worsted 1 ton Rugs in distinctive designs and g colors; 9x12 and 8.3x10.6 foot Sizes coe eeoeves te eeeeeeveaec eee Se Juniors’, Misses’ and Women’s Sizes See MEA 0 CSIR aE ee en ee ae

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sac ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -— —__-MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 30, 1926___ paar: ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— PAGE 13 Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. Dallethuies Saturday Until 5:30 P. M. Thorola Islodyne Radios Originally $300, Now $129 Double Eagle AM S pw BA @ An August sales opportunity highly h who w high-type Stamps Tuesday I . See Cash or $2 ‘af Food or water Severe stomach pains. For Prom Remedy — § a m Afty years. Get oe fc any drug store. Have it readyy O04!” REE TO MOTHERS!— on “Care of the Sick "S —_ othe Chamberlain Medicine 903 6th Ave., Des cine le * HAMBERLY GUARANTEED REMEDY FOR Lhe OLIC = DIA} Starting Wed nesday! The most spectacular selling of stylish Fall clothing for men and young men that Great. er St. Louis has ever witnessed ! See Tuesday Post-Dispatch! “hogany frames, mohair upholstery, L. M. C. webbing, : springs tied eight ways, loose cushions with linen frieze Every Dress a on one side and mohair on the other. are Buy at This OS a a ’ : In This Sale ee a ee ee eke « The fashionable small divans A featured group of exceptionally well-built Living-Room so appropriate for apartment | Suites afford choice that will be highly satisfactory from homes; upholstered in every standpoint! Davenport and chair, with solid ma- tapestry or . 998 50 ) . . ° e — PRICE! » Dining Dining | Bedroom Suites | Suites | Suites 3525 Value | 495 Value | 375 Value ea > Offer of ‘410 nates a9K 229 The style of these heavy | Spanish type Dining-Room | Four-piece Suites of walnut $uites will please the most Suites with very distinctive veneer over hardwood: effec- pa Give ogy Stamps and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in with all equipment—and. encased in Char ge Purchases Made ‘Tuesday | Will handsomely designed cabinets. 0 17 Merc handise—F EUW Restri ted Articles Exc epted } Appear o on Se pitem ber Statements | . . Sixth Floor mohair. eeeeeesdesne $285 Dining Suites “Rockford” ten-piece Suites of heavy walnut veneer over hard- wood—and consisting of buffet, china cabinet, serving table, extension dining $ jtable, five chairs and an armchair. In This i (cukecséeeeedeeds conbaceuator 15300 Living-Room Dulee g...,, $20 Tables Occasional Tables of attractive design—walnut and hardwood, makes 30-inch vop, 910.49 ieee Suites A group that will certainly appeal to those seeking Liv- ing-Room Furniture—two-piece Suites with hand-carved frames, taupe mohair upholstery and cushions of colorful __ | during this sale. $10 Imported Curtains Beige Point Milan Lace Curtains in rich soft natural tint. Made on splendid quality French netting in full widths and @F 65 214 vards long. Special ne ° Casement Curtains Excellent quality domestic fringed Case- ment Lace Curtains of Sea Island yarns in rich ecru color. 2% yards long with 3-inch es aa ee fe ee eee es Oe eee e ese 0@ ee ee 8 Unusual Values the Last Day of the August Sale asement Curtains = ee - @ The Curtains offered in this group combine beauty with practicability. Made of choicest Sea Island yarns; gorgeous patterns in ecru cdlor; 2% yards long, full width 3-inch fringe. Anticipate and fill your Fall and Winter needs ih Special, a fringe. pecia $5.00 $5 Imported Curtains Irish Point Lace Curtains of our own im- portation. Made.on excellent quality net foundation in soft ivory and beige tints. Full width; 2! yards long. $? I iy vk hws we we , $20 Imported Curtains A select group of exquisite Irish point and filet point Lace Curtains, in beige color on fine netting. Our own importation. Made ec ial, eos Sale pecia $ | 1.85 ee eS Oe ee Se Se Oe 6 86'S 08 2:6 8 8 8 2 Fifth Floor reat savings y. And we or three, so Remarkable cact Copies raightline Effects, s, Web oidery n es AAS OD | E385 = eo my an i ah Saree a NA MEA XS. New Fall Shades, : SS AAS WY ROX 2 Green, Wine, An Emphatic Saving Will Lead Many to Select, Tuesday, From These Large —. = - Wilton Rugs 76)" @ Since this group presents such an exceptional choice, it would be wise to make selections without delay Tuesday —only a limited number of these 9x12-foot and 8.3x10.6- foot Wiltons. Oriental reproductions, new open field— corner motif effects and allover patterns—on taupe, mulberry and blue grounds. Deep, velvety nap enriches the colorings. : Each Rug finished with fringed ends $28.50 Axminster Rugs ia Blue, Cedar, $120 to $135 Royal Wiltons $1.65 Inlaid Linoleum Dy aiek deps peotey euler eumbiaetans Green, Black Very high-grade Royal and Worsted Wi! Inlaid Linoleum in an eo . a cad crtigtiontty nat 18. 50 Rugs in distinctive designs and glowing ‘een attractive patterrn® Please bring a’ es’ and Square yard, Tuesaday... .. 260+: izes le e Models =| ! } Be ae gh “AGL ag ipa $98. 50 ee ie $1. 21 7.6x9-ft size, $35 value. . .$21.50 Fifth Floor particular and they are splen- | detail and unusually effective | tively designed and correctly linene frieze. Every detail means enduring wear and Midly built. Ten pieces; with lines. -Ten pieces, including built for service. Dresser _ beauty. mahogany drawer work and buffet and china cabinet. ' with cedar lining, bed, ward- tapestry chair seats. ; robe and vanity dresser. ae — ‘ Those Who Have Not Already Filled Furniture Needs From This—the Season’s Most Extraordinary Value-Giving Event—Should Make All Selections Tuesday—the Last Day of the August Furniture Sale J Remember That These U eanceed ee 4 Are on — Cay Furniture—and That Our Convenient Deferred Payment Plan Makes Immediate Purchasing —* Possible | $300 Bedroom Suites LL) Dining | Mahogany ! Occasional Suites - Spinet Desks ‘Chairs Im the Auge GOO 24... ss hk wet An offering that many more homemakers will be unwilling to pass by—so attractive, well made and remarkably priced are these four-piece Suites. Bed, dresser, chest of drawers and vanity dresser, of excellent wood, with walnut exter- iors, and drawer sides and bottoms of mahogany. Dust- proof throughout. $650 Value $60 Value _. $30 Value 495 #3932 #1938 Mahogany Dining Suites of Occasional Chairs of large, ten pieces; one of the most Three styles of this adaptable comfortable style, designed pleasing early American de- type of Desk are offered at with excellent lines, carved signs. Ten pieces: table, this advantageous price. All top and cane panel in the china cabinet, buffet, serving with ample space in drawer back. Seats are of effective- table, five chairs and one and on writing surface. Well ly colored tapestry. armchair. | built. Seventh Fileor —a__ Bungalow Ranges $82.95 Value, ee White with gray trim- ming; 16-in. oven; 4- burner gas cooking top; 2-hole coal kitchen Heater, automatic lighter, glass ee ee —rrrrn Refrigerators and Ranges € If you have need of a new Range or Refrigerator you will wisely choose from these value-giving groups on Tuesday. You can see the advantage of doing so. Tuesday’s offerings, a few of which are mentioned, also provide other opportunities to save. foot rests, gas connection 18-in. oven, 4-burner cook- golden oak. golden oak. included. ing top. ettnaieminiianimeamaeipaliiiammemeis oan . ot syste ap a = -- socnetaereninenes int sania — $35 Polar King Refrigerators $125 Chambers Gas Ranges The Polar King Refrigerator is made by the makers Fireless Gas Range cooks with the gas turned off—white of Leonard Refri gerators—side- icer style; 50-lb. capac- enamel, side-oven style; four-burner cooking top: ity: case ..rished in white enamel and white $19 fitted with patented thermadome. Glass foot rests $95 ename!] eerien chamber. Special.. and gas connection included. toen value, special, aa a —~ —— one . cena — - - — ~~ —_ - ‘ _— enemas i “8 eee $49.50 Refrigerators $149 Combination Ranges $66.95 Refrigerators Automatic Refrigerators; side-icer Cole’s high-cven Combination Coai and Leonard Refrigerators, in side-icer style; 10o-lb. capacity; case finished - Gas Ranges: gray ename! finish; four style; one-piece white porcelain lining golden oak; white enameled provisio gas and — coal cooking top; glass provision chamber: about 1roo-lb. ice ca hamber. Special footrests and gas connec- pacity; felt insulation; a eee . ae 00 ion. Special at ... —$104, 25 SPOCEEE OE one ccie cites $59.45 $1 Clothes 5 iia of Hardwood splint ees cs 78¢ $1.75 Wash Tubs, large S000... 0b ssccescuicel $1.20 $4.05 Charred Oak Kegs, 10-gallon size........ $2.98 $1.10 Garbage Can... ..ccvece vi 00s 04aceu ee 79c Tuesday Is a Day to Profitably Buy. Gas Ranges Refrigerators Refrigerators $79.50 Value, $46.95 Value, $37.95 Value, ‘562 | '33 | *2ge Cabinet style Gas Rainges Leonard Refrigerators; Leonard Refrigerator; 35- with porcelain finish, 50-lb. ice capacity, side- Jb, ice capacity; side-icer white, gray or grained icer style, one-piece white style, one-piece French oak; right and left hand porcelain-lined provision gray porcelain provision bake oven; porcelain lined chamber; case finished in chamber: case finished in a ‘su & es *-~« “i ” sR og % Ree tient Miele ast. We ke heeds tn moh a . . S a a ’ one ie hin Aaa Ms y oo a a ew s*e « eu ar we © 8 a ee eum . a > >» '« oe * Pepe. nt ile Rn to Ay ; " * a8 tig Ba ‘ ; o a + ® om *™ » i a I ea ya * tt « « os ” - —-. he ahve. a . : er, » re oe © ee eee rye ah te ie. ~~ * oe te ~~ a a ” . a Qe he ad Oe Rata eh ~*~ ° + ky “7 a , ~ ae alt cae en ae Ore we ry * 2 Be» bu. » - te, Hey > Es on tame! RIA «rg

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PAGE 14__ Double Eagle Stamps Tuesday MONDAY EVENING. AUGUST 30, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday 8:30 A. M. to 5:30 P.M. FAMOUS BARR CO We Gwe Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full Books for £2.00 im Charge Purchases Made Tuesday Will | Cash or $2.50 1n Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Appear on September Statements stays. f + ee na ee wy agente ae $35 to $50 Fall Models—Only One Day More at....... € It ends Tuesday—this surpassing Clothing Event at St. Louis’ Dominant Store! And. of course, you want to share its extraordinary selection, for this sale is held primarily to aftirm our dominance in buying and selling—offering Fall Clothes “values” that should urge you to supply your needs now. There are English, college and conservative models in wide variety—the smartly correct kinds which well-dressed men and young men now want —so attend Tuesday. | o- ———— ~ a a SS 9 Tr we P . ~ * Pine, » > % , ‘ee hay Re is 't- K The Woolens Are Excellent—in Favored Light, Medium and Dark Patterns—A]] Suits Tailored With Care and Certain to Fit and to Wear to Your Satisfaction. ~ - — ee ~~ — - - POLL OTE EAE OE ELE. entire ene ting ~ oer ye. 6. *s ; PAPO Pawel yor as ? . . Sao Society Brand Suits “Academy High” Suits $55 to $75 Ss Special $ 50 Valoes...... BE. cc cmcces ened Another value-giving group! Authentic 1926 Suits of this renowned make—single or double breasted—of choicest woolens. The two-trouser Fall Suits for youths of 16 to 20— known everywhere for their excellence: Single and double breasted models. Second Floor _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Leather Golf Bags $6 Value, Special for $4.45 @ These Golf Bags are of light we; and are very durable. bottom, 5-inch top and ball pocket—tg, Sixth Pleew Made with meta] The August Super-Value-Giving Campaign Ends Tuesday The Last Day of St. Louis’ Extraordinary August Sale of Smart torial Page - Daily Cartoon. ASSOURI PLEA FOR * ene Lex te ae oe in § pie . ; “UR 4 . eS mm >a . ~ ~ ‘ e 9 a 2 v2 Po = > . : ' “ ee > : = te, + - - Ga * > wae — — a 7 “4 of Campaign. TO AMEND CONSTITUTION Arguments of Opponents Will Be Needed. Missouri State Constitution meended to I . juries, the Missouri League of eemen Voters will have the co- ation of the National Leagu- Women Voters,. which expects etually to win jury service for mer in every one of the 45 * mies. Sample Fall Hats $5. $6 and $7 Values Offered at...... ) Rh One of the Remarkable Groups of Fur Coats € Note how much you will save by selecting your —Elegantly Authentic Types—Special at Felt Hat here Tuesday. The correct styles for Fall assure satisfactory choice—all Hats are ot splendid quality, being samples from a promi- nent Eastern maker. Newest Fall shapes and shades—Grays, tans and browns. Majority are silk or satin lined. Main Fleer Wea. te. eoute 64ers —* —_ cacti geet Sih) Pe, SS hs : Oe > eT ae gseeeeere** _ eal Sale of Winter Coats ‘995 € Handsome Fur Coats—skillfully developed ——€very one representing a most substantial Saving: models of natural and cocoa squirrel. Jap weasel, beaver, Hudson seal (dyed musk- rat) and black and cocoa caracul—many with the soft and fashionable fox collars. \ het ie Sw Last Day of the Pre-Eminent August sy eN SOD” Most Extraordinary Values—So Be \ | Sure to Choose Yours Tuesday at me ye | Another Special Group if | $ eS: In This § “ 7A mene G8 6c J Leopard cat, black and silver muskrat, pony, black caracu] and platinum and bronze krimmer (caracu!) Coats—many with wolf, fox, beaver and raccoon trimmings—all fashionably correct. Every garment offered in the sale is a decidedly special value. € Only one more day to reap the profit this annual "OS 69S046460024005 — sale accords—so make every effort to be here T uesday. | You will apprecite your selection more and more as the season advances—all Coats embodying such approved Style points and elegant fabrics — being specially pur- chased or lovely sample Coats—the majority beautiful- ly fur trimmed. Remember—this opportunity ends Tuesday! Other Coats at Savings Golden Beaver Coat Genuine Eastern Mink Coat _. Misses’ Sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Jap Mink Coat (handsome skins) #8 oo Section; Women's Si Cocos Caracul Cost trimmed” $405.00 } on: omen’s Sizes 36 to 44 com aracul Coat; baum martentrimmed ssi. $695.00 in Women’s Coat Section: Sup Semaoun comers so cman ~ sgh ' _ z “scan og ORES .. .$425. Juniors Sizes I3 to 17 in Juniors Platinum American Broadtail a Ose. ieee saenee Section > 42% to 52% in ton. aoe —— Coat; pointed fox collar .......__. $550.00 Size Section. Ee ne sy oo ie cae $225.00 A $10 Cash Deposit —Holds any Coat in this sale until Oc. tober Ist, when the balance is payable— enabling you to take advantage of this sale and make payment iently, paym very conven- A Small Cash Deposit —will hold any Furs until October 1st. when the balance is payable; charge purchases placed on October statement, payable November Ist. Feurth Fleer Fearth Fleer Now Is the Best Time to Buy F urs—Benetiting By Our August Sale of Furs “Bigtional and Various Sec- -. Ss tional Leagues of Voters | Become Active in Behalf —— ‘erature Supplied to Meet 7 __Lists Exemptions That - MANIFES TO Signed by avy Mares ceomntiries versal al cam ‘taki peace af U. $. Fl Women are now eligible for jury ~ Ratif 4ce in the following states: Af- go . . . — iz asas. California, Deiaware yorrieht 3 ‘ - ‘ s = Tee t. w&I 4 [ena iowa Kansas, Hentuck; se wisiana. Maine. Michigan, Min, GENE ta. Nevada, New Jersey, North h fig ta CyRio (rregon Penns ah. Washington an 4 Vis cS if in eo on | 7 MV ee r= "ey irs -— Inte * . ‘~ nz a ~ . r nr Z nited re’ ate Pe ve Supplied the Missour! League ; — ery : th campaign literature The Na- WRen 8 © Pa publish —— = waiked | é Sra. L?fak _.* » -* en £26 *S W Ze - ae 7 Pe th & ye ts Cc 4 “ o rh ©T) ? - ra rs - ~ e > rn . i ae nm hh P +s rienced ~_—an and Romen in- aa on ot : > ss a sa 2. aii Papeding Judge Robert Marx of the “va. 2 é srior Court, Cimeinnati; Judge os ope y B. Groesman of the Munict- orter ih Court. (Cleveland. Cireult Judg= ments b , ; : en Mecar Mo Fritz of Milwaukee; Dis- Gate for J ¢ Judge William A. Gant, i?v- ts Minn... Judge Fiorence Aen en +2 ° 4 & the Supreme Court. Oaim. a tice W. Craig of the PYistrict purt of Appeals. Los Angeirs. Isa hod-carrter better equipped ana housekeeper to decide a » involving the guilt or itfinoe- ‘ one accused of offering sale decayed foods to the pu® ’ gsks the National League a Ts a ribben salesman etter uipped than a mother to e¢sti- the damages suffered by a ung gir! who has heen seriousiy pared os an automobile acri- “Ie a bank clerk better equipped na Woman buyer to decide a Pute inveiving the quailty of “Is a man hetter equipped than a Mian to judge the SAY OF in- ‘ a. person whose will its NE questioned on that grecnd? | Weomen om Par With Men. om 8. 4 oe it mw tree. as. ce mfed ft ex.me, that there are men who hare net the sense ~ : é “ = : “~ r ige these things. As one Smran has so aptly sald: I de net *¥ that women ere foolish. God Sha we «avr that a Foman shall we thse - ght ‘f rake? will ts lie, rr Hie orn wages ty da hryst- . a ey on : a ~ ie . ? a ‘ } Speak in puri go °9 . to enter professions, to held : .ote te practice “aw i ® ¢9urts. to testify im court 22 me and he ened and ret not have rig! ‘? git in the faery hex? . Exemptions Neces#arr “The right of trial By jury Was : give every closer & ™ mpartial and a > Sag ida "OT an ferry ‘he ery ae eee Trisin‘'erpret the spirit which PGerit-s our institutions. Jurt ric® {or women t6 another ste7 arc the a‘ts merrier’ or t hat rem PPA fist:ce far which the Amer — tien stands ADDProtriate exemptions from 7 ~~ - : : “ os — r se @ should be provided fo , * . » bd a 22 appropriate esxempt.on mn are now provided. Amons C2pta'>. /t® thee, a PAO LA be exempt Trained tee ‘, oo and engineers. In additie. eeedan- NUrees, women nursing sick mbers of their own family, anc Sheers having a child er childrer: Ger 1: rears of age. or wWomer’ —e the tegal custody of such Rildren Of course a«!' persons m ether men or women if i on “Crwise physicially incapacitated ciem pt.” = . *tertnarians. preachers. | ¥ _ ‘ ‘ ‘ teachers, city officials. shiz . * “lasses the following rom- * 5s Assistants in hospeta’s. at- By the Ase JOLLA, tan of Su A. Thom ror. a2 # and a mw ine that promise@ alleged & the More The pe agreed @ Moros @ rrotect # urged th want Ges (,overnge to gover The Ss favored 4 which @ Palatan northerg litical Jam Dermanel fag. “TF: if the Ba The Salt political cause. ports the from '

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If Bags al for $4.45 re of light weight Made with meta] ball pocket—two Sixth Floor esday men Will rectal Pague and various State PMan has so aptly “The right " ended to mal by an ¥ that a woman or gir] efore the bar hent by Eelude women from the jury roon to misinterpret ' |} tq " Yachers, i - Sp DES ee oe. vate ene Editorial Page - Daily Cartoon SRSEE SEs i To BE ae sitriipaeeags 3.5: see a of rant TWO. a eennsineneanememataiemmemeenemee er ES ~_ ee erento _—_ pa, o cit © &/a ee — ST. LOUIS MON ‘DAY EVEN NIN TATES AID SOURT PLEA FOR EN ON JURIES eee our Leagues of Voters Become Active in Behalf of Campaign. TO AMEND CONSTITUTION president of ‘terature = to Meet Arguments of Opponents __Lists Exemptions That Will Be Needed. In its campaign this fail to hate Missouri State Constitution ended to permit women to serve juries, the Missouri League of mmen Voters will have the co- ration of the National League »>Women Voters, which expects ntually to win jury service for in every one of the 48 ates. Women are now eligible for jury ce in the following states: Ar- California, Delaware, In- na, Iowa, Kansas, Wentuck) wisiana, Maine, Michigan, Muin- mota. Nevada, New Jersey, North ota. Ohio, Oregon, Pennsyl- bnia. Ltah, Washington and Wis- nsin. nsas, in line? nec- Missouri he next » bring this about it will be ry for the Legislature to call a election and for the citi- rv of Missouri to vote to amend e Constitution which now limits ¥Y work to men. #Jurisis Indorse Women Jurors. usual arguments the presence of ies, the Nationa! leagues League Na- indorse- To combat the ised against pmen on =jur ve supplied the Missouri th campaign literature. mal League pubNshes tts of women jurors by man. péerienced men and women, i1n- Ming Judge Robert Marx of the vrior Court, Cincinnati; Judge ty B. Grossman of the Munici- iCourt, Cleveland; Circuit Judge M. Fritz of Milw - Dis- t "Judge William A. Gant, Du- 8, Minn.; Judge Florence Allen the Supreme Court, Ohio. and istice W. Craig of the District purt of Appeals, Los Angeles. The a ukee : “Iga hod-carrier better equipped | decide a! inno-| ana housekeeper to involving the guilt or nce of one accused of offering sale decayed foods to the pub ” asks the National League, cing: ‘Is a ribbon salesman ipped than a mother ate the damages suffered by a ung girl who has been seriously ured in an automobile acci- at? “Is a hetter to. esti- bank clerk better equipped ha woman buver to decide a pute involving the quality of hing material? “Ts a man better equipped than a peman to judge ity ofa sanity or in- will is the person whose ing questioned on that groznd? Women on Par With Men. “Of course. it is true, as ts iMded by some, that men who have not nto judge these things. said: ‘I do not hy that women are foolish. God ighty made them to match the ’ 's COT tnere are the sense As one “Shall we say that a woman shall ive the make wills, to busi- right to Mlect her own wages, to do 8, to speak in public, go to col- *, to enter professions, to hold fice, to vote. to practice law in © courts, to testify in court .to ®@ and be sued, and vet not have Tight to sit in the jurv box? Exemptions Necessary.’ of trial] by jury Was every citizen a jury and Can we on trial receiving a trial by an impartia! Ty when women are not eligible jurors? To say that a woman ig entitled to judg- peers, and then to give impartial ones peers agment by her the spirit which feriies our institutions. Jur ice for women is another stet ard the attainment of that un! fal justice for which the Amer nation stands. hal Appropriate exemptions F 8rvice should be provided fo: nen. as appropriate exemption: Men are now provided. Among - Men who are exempted are . lawyers, dentists. pharma- veterinarians, preachers. | city officials. shir | Mand engineers. In addition | ® these Classes the following wom- fhould be exempt: Trained ™*, assistants in FORTER TR, at- “8nNt nurses, women nursing sick mbers of their own family. anc hers having a child or children | *r 12 years of age. or womer' ring the legal custody of such. dren. Of course all persons Aether men or women. if i'l o1 ntrwise Physicially incapacitated, €Xém pt." from : ‘ ‘conscription as the | world 3 ithe and Various Sec- ' scription ‘ments be / recently jentirely to | MANIFESTO URGES LEAGUE TO PROHIBIT CONSCRIPTION Signed by Notables of 15 Countries, It Recalls President Wilson's Proposal. By the Associated Presa. LONDON, Aug. 30.—A manifesto has been issued, signed -by repre- sentative men and women of 15 countries, demanding ‘abolition of first step to disarmament and invoking of the League of Nations steps to declare co- illegal. Most of pacifist tendencies, cludes two German Deimling and Von Schonaich Among the others are Paul Loebe, the German § Reich- Mrs. Annie Besant, phist leader of India; Prof. Albert Einstein of Germany, M. K. Gani- hi of India. George Lonsbury, M. P.. of England; Lord Parmoor of Englan Arthur Ponsonby of En- gland. H. G Wells and Rabindra- nath T&goe. the Indian poet. The petition says: “In the first draft of the covenant of the League of Nations President Wilson pro- posed to make conscription illegal all affiliated countries. It is our ty to restore the original spi-it which created the League, a spirit shared bv many of those who fought in the war, and professed by many of the statesmen of th2 eountries concerned. By the versal abolition of conscription, we ean take a decisive step towards peace and liberty.” aid to initlate but the Hist Generals, Von stag; ‘U.S. FINDS WAY TO RECONVENE WORLD CONFERENCE ON DRUGS Americans at Geneva Also Block Ratification of Treaties Ne- gotiated in March. 1925. Coprright. 1926 by the Press and Pulitzer Publishine Cos.. (New York World and Post-Dispatch GENEVA, Aug. 30.—Carrying against opium and nar- e Executive ‘| the fight cotics ir th ‘ommit- Humanitarian Questions of the composed Porter and Bur- Swanson, (ara- vesterda: fee on the Inter-Parliamentary Union, United States delegation, of Congressmen ton and Senators Wav and Harrison, opened a way to reassemble the in- ternational drug conference. They also blocked the efforts of certain Powers to the. Union and the League of Nations for se- curing ratification of treaties ne- gotiated at Geneva in March, 1925, when the American delegat walked out in disgust. In the final showdown day. only Great Britain and both of whom profit trade, voted against the Porter resolut that the Govern- urged to set a definite date for abolishing the production of raw opium and suppress the trade in the prepared drug within the next 15 years. Sweden, _§Ire- land, Germany, Denmark, Mexico and Norway supported the Ameri- cans, therebv making certain the discussion of narcotic problems in Paris in SULTAN OF SULU PLEADS use ion vester- CY. “3° Slavia the opium ion FOR PROTECTION OF MOROS Chiefs Also Join in Petition Pre- sented to President's Phil- ippine Envoy. By the Associated Press. JOLO, P_1., Aug. 30.—The Sul- tan of Sulu has presented to Carmi A. Thompson, President's en- vor, a petition signed by himself and a number of Moro chiefs ask- ing that the United promises which Gen alleged to have made Moros surrendered to The petition said that when he disarmed Moros the United States protect them permanent, urged that if the Filipinos do not r dfora to Jolo the States Keep Pershing was them when him Pershing the would Tt also the agreed want Governor-General Wo: he be Moros. Governor, that sent to govern the The Sultan told Thompson he favored passage of the Bacdn bill, which would separate Palawan and Sulu Islatve “gpa? northern islands, in regard to po- litical jurisdiction and place them permanently under the American flag. ‘“‘I would give 16,909 thanks if the Bacon bill passed,”’ he said. The Sultan attacked some of the political leaders of the north be- cause, he said, they circulated re- ports the Moros want independence from the United States REVOLT IN SPANISH ARMY AGAINST RIVIERA REPORTED Frontter Railways Under § Civil Guard, Warships Gone to Tangier, London Hears. Associated i 7ess AUR. of}, -——A Spain. It is By the LONDON, serious prevalls in a g! army ficers has challenged the authority of Gen. Miguel Primo de Rivera. the dictator-premier, who has ruled since September, 19323 the eewernment of the Alhucemas ‘gral situation rumored that oup of of- when he overthrew Marquis of The Exchange Tel sh’s Gene- 'va correspondent today says: reached here of . . ; = } Anxiety is feit ‘“‘Rumors have a revoit in Spain in the absence of information— No details of the situation have reached London, although it is in- dicated in dispatches from the Franco-Spanish frontier that the Spanish railways have been put un- der civil guard and that three Spanish warships have sailed Tangier, the internationa Northwest Morocco. which demanded be given Spanish rule. for Spain over zone ne | the signatories are of | in- | theoso- | wHi- | Mincatades | ared tne ES a CLEMENCEAU ‘HAS ‘MORE 10 SAY’ ON WAR DEBT ISSUE Ex-Premier of France Pleased With Effect of Letter to May Write Another. AMUSED AT “THAT FIERCE MAN BORAH” Thinks Mellon Agreement Will Not Be Ratified by Parliament — Why He Wrote Letter. By the Assoctated Press SAINT VINCENT VENDEE, Georges G SUR A ug. JARD, OO — Frances France, lemenceau, likely War Premier. will write an- other open letter on the subject of debts, following up that addressed to President Coolidge on Aug. 8. This from was announced semiofficially his retreat in Vendee yester- day. “Still Something to Say.” write another: letter on debts; still hae say; have not something to said it all. One must always keep the last car- tridge in his belt.’ Thus spoke Clemenceau to a tv of par- Bure newspaper frie ging edit L’Avenir and Clemenceau's latter and Premier- Emile mana ormerly chief of Cabinet when the was Minister of the Interior -1906-09. The by L’Avenir, Bure “lemen view is published quoting M. ¢ ceau The Clem came in reply to direct. announcement ire Ss inquiry as appreci}- open jet- ‘oohdge, in which inter- > , » il ij to how the war ] remier reaction to his President ( he urged cancellation of the allied war debt “Quite satisfied,’ replied MM. Clemenceau “YT believe { did the right right moment. I have tons of letters of approval the fer t0 thing at the received from all some world signed hy il others by unknowns: signed atall. There from and old, women, letters from merchants, manufactur- ellectuals, even from pri letters from all excent the par- trionus names. many Were let were not ters young letters from tradesmen, ers, in} and clergy classes of EPsts men society, liamentarians of France. “Many of these from the United States. IT special!, treasure some from young Ameri- cans who enlisted in Foreign flag. Expected a Raking. “T expected to receive a raking over nothing like that. Then his features quizzical smile ligh nance as if he were greatly amused ——‘and Borah! Borah! Oh tha nan Borah: J] have not vet got over Yet ‘cancellation Roranh! NO, letters came French under the Legion and fought our formal Americans. Well ~O,. no.’ relaxed ard a ted counte- from his he declares debts.’ Borah' Super-American Ican't get Fierce Borah! > hey Senator Lnited really, over Borah. chai States Senate rman of the Foreign Re- lations Committee, im: 2 recent statement said: is (the French) want to let them include all debts reparations and show that of cancellation will go to humanity and to betterment of the miacses of Furope, and not to the imperialistic schemes which are now crushing the life out of who were in no sense resp for this war.’’ Why He Wrote Letter. Clemenceau continued, now ous more “You see, I had retired. My: life ts fast drawing to a close ] asked nothing but silence anid soli tude. Then suddenly I received = a letter, an anonymous, troubling deeply moved me th:s thine to be vou Wlilcarrv with responsibility for this to be ‘rote my thev her detbts. and all henefit cance] the benefit of people Onsildie geri ~ once , »*¢¢ os ifTT CI which ‘you will allow consummated: the tomb having permitted “Then | sat down and wn ie r. I left & open on my table 24 hours. Finally I sax my duty and I letter.’’ At this stage ‘ marked that it was and dgne, and American ining cf my their treaty (with the Brest-Litovsk Germany and Russia ‘I did that on purpose. | that would get a~wrise out.of them That part of the letter was lage bly the one which shook most But Merrything right I don't belleve that ratification of the agreement possible as it stands. again will I re-énter ac- roared in replys that he might seek irom Vendee. you in done, gave out t ‘jJemenceau re- oniv his fire? might send an- went on: aione compari (rermany) wi treaty between letter that he other : One 7% ro*e 2o07T} compla knew went all now can ever he 4“ ‘Never tive politics.” he cuggestion as Senator io a election Coolidge — the countries cf ilus- | having | out causing revolutions in the pay- | ing countries, |was with the is + ee ea ~~ T just a Minute Society—D rama PAGES 15—18 aicolatian « a Ahh War Debts oe ee I + ree Urged by Former Pia Baker — United States Must Have World Markets and| It Is Merely Sound Business Sense to Put Stricken Europe Upon Its Feet Again. — eee oo ECONSIDERATION of all questions pertaining to interallied debts. R inciuaing the British settlement and the terms to France. is urged by Newton I). Baker, war-time Secretary of War. who erpresses the | American policy should he one of cancelation. former War Secretary's views on the debt situation are CON- tained tn a signed statement in the current number of “Trade Winds the monthly publication of The Union Trust Company. of Cleveland. The statement ts made public as an interesting contribution to the present international discussion of interallied debts. The article fol- lows: eonrviction the The By NEWTON D. BAKER, Formerly Secretary of War. CCH of the discussion of the so-called debt settlements. be-' tween the United States and the European countries with which we were associated in the War, elligent. The public generally have been misinformed as of the debts and as to the character and economic consequences of the settlements. Just all this came about it is not difficult to At the Versailles Conference, Mr. Lioyd George and M. Clemen- ceau were both shackled by promises they had made to their people to make a defeated Germany pay the whole cost of the war. When these costs were totaled they exceeded the entire value of al! the real and personal property in Germany and it became evident that |} - j some formula would have to be adopted which would get by politi- cally with people rendered desperate by their losses, and inflamed with impossible expectations in moments of political exigency. Experts were thereupon asked to determine how much Germany possibly and the reparations payments provided by the were left open at the maximum end, so that whenever it was discovered that Germany had developed an unexpected capacity to pay more, it could be demanded of her. The passionate emotions of the moment prevented clear thinking, though it ought been obvious even then that economic disorder and political insecuri- ty were the necessary results of the attempt to impose so impossible a burden upon the Germans. The Dawes’ Pian was an effort, It precedent impossible to made hy Americans with the en- follow with regard to any other tire, but covert, approval of our. country, Since none of our other government: to render Germany's; debtors are even remotely able to burden certain and bearabie, not 80 settle on such terms. We are much out ef any tenderness for, Obliged therefore, to discriminate Germany rather to prevent the and in order not to make a of Europe, which 6 | as already too awkward. Wwe must ei pp ‘Al hreatened and the consequences of hardhearted and exacting of eve’ a tak it would he body else. Rut the Dawes’ English Settlement Pian was made upon a fresh _ at- ~ : nulla | Not Wise Policy. tempt to estimate Germany's Ca- More than this, our a a friend. Proud and powerful as we Dawes Plan Is are, her policy and her friendship Not a Finality. have protected us during the It did genuinely years of our experiment in the burden imposed by the Treaty st & from the days when of Versailles but already the weight atesmen welcomed the birth of our independence in the halls of of the arrangements made by it avi ‘ : “a , her Parliament, through the #staib- are hearing Germany down Un- # lishment of the Monroe Doctrine employment in Germany has risen and down to the time when, in to a million and a half workers. | sraniia Bay, her battleships stood The German public authorities are qjeared for action between us and heginning to announce that they the German fleet which was ready will be unable to meet the Dawes’ to prevent Dewev's success. , payments and the expectations of We owe her nothing in those nations, to which the pay- for this but it is to our int ments were to be made, are fading. a civilized people, that England The consequence of all this in Eu- should be strong enough to con- long and tragic story Of tinue the mission which has placed which no man can foresee the; her as guardian on every savage end, either to Germany or to thé ¢rontier throughout the world and rest of the world. - made her weight felt in the coun- dane : + = Only one thing seems quite cer-' sels of nations for order and peace tain about it and that is that the with justice in international af- generation in Germany which did fairs) For this reason it was bad not cause the war will not mort- policy for us to permit England to a it i] f "O- Bas° . and its children for two assume the burden involved in our thirds of a century oe BUCH settlement, and the’ dolars she as was proposed either in the | pays will be dearly bought if they > ‘7 ” s r bas ¥ eraailles or in the ré- prolong by a day the recovery of vised Dawes’ plan. and that if Ger-| England and her colonies from ths any coul AV > reparations r | ) , many ild pay the reparations. Or) sacrifices they made in the World Allies could pay us, the debtor | War. would, in elther case, swamp the NE-of 1] f ' ; NE-of the favorite arguments creditor and prostrate its industry, ° ' tif ° : vw p , , Wse justify our exaction of since all such payments must be . : to Justify a : full payments oft these war in products and cannot be in gold. u paym nt debts has heen the statement that Having witnessed ai fallacious ~ E 3 ». Ee ations “e main- na disastrous method of deal ing tne uropeéan n atl n al ae aining huge wmnilitary establish- has been neither frank nor in- to the character how see. could treaty pay to have set a fhe case Was engsy [tO see disastrous {9 Ws. “ngiand is ion2g . dey} 1c - relieve some of . ner dollars erest. Ag rope is a vet itself basis Treaty af > | ?} LNeé ror with tne i h ons, we fices could us, mind ap- of the heen State Clemenceau unwise and unsound prop- Accordingly debt se to get dollars for the number of dolia got as the proof and the measure of American ingenuity in protecting itself against European craft. BAKER. Wilson NEWTON D. Secretary of War in the Cabinet. amounts which were spent or elsewhere, or to rate out in this country divide them into the things purchased, as for in- stance, soidiers on the hand and food for the civil pop money 1 , if NIAINLEe-}- classes based on arms for one ulation or nance of credit on the are worse than he! le ea othe fact is that not a penn: would hborr Wuseless They merely + ~ 7} “. Lion A ¢ this money have peen have our debtor nations but for Their owed bv anv the War arose out of the made wil- us or heen need for it contributions and sac! by them in the War lingness to supply it ‘tfices and our arose cut of necessarv, in their ‘mis- our helief that it was own interest. to suStaln ary efficiency until the al stability our economic order would h mone y tice, and their the , nt a collapse after armistice, mn to pre- which an the ave us vastly more th ich we supplied. HE began in 1914. We entered April 6. 1917. When we entered it, the in. Europe was li ; mate, a political aw and en eco noniic crisis of unparalleled pro- July. 1918, a year and entered the war portions In four months after we troops hegan to military part ring that period the Italians and Bel- rians, wasted and devastated by the struggle from 1814, tinued to lines while we drilled and war our effective struggle. Du British, French, con the got ready behind them the money we supptied was for the purpose of mak took the place of our a: was not expendit my which actual ar@ ready. So far as the ures Dy our concerned, each one spent more than it borrowed from us in purels esisvees operations and it ifling whether tft} particular borrowed dollars, ut of their which ours replaced. Isolation Apt to debtors is tr expe nai Aattiws to inquire 10se tures were the which they from wus or treasuries, Bring Entanglements. Nor quire making of there was an should he what but is it very whether at the loans, they question is the these ao. time of called expectation that repaid. The did somehody think in what is it-wise to think not L917 now? In the modern nations are so in* tual investment and hy tions, that political isola illusion. The of the people now aggregate 000,000 and we are ally overseas at the rat lion a year. As thi! terest in world peace be and more inSistent. Where hearts will he world, industrial egrated, hy mu- rela- tion is an investments of the United States $11.000 investing annu- a bil- our in- ‘omes more trade overseas perhaps e of s goes On, Mur treasure there also ‘© CaN mis tain the form of politica! the fact eoming not Inferwoven eco world demands is avenue o a ? isolat } »* . } pt Is [Nat are daily merely entangled nomicails rmous ven! opnor: nity, Cur industries must havs €- ~ oi — fabric. Our ene t cerxs to tn : te ry ‘priais ¢ world, or: roducers s* ' 4 se “ar industrial a foreign marks In ports ‘er abo $3. exports womething | HAO HAH HOT In 1924 $3.500,000.009 and our exports had faliien to $4 FOO? O00 O08 Two items in these gross figures illustrate the situation in 12924 exported $2 100 worth and imported about £36 In the surmie ve $1,909 906.600 our 7) ‘yr vr mymirte were ne [0 808 grain N00 worth worth of and wortr exported cotton and ported avout rotten gn0ds $156 Hg HOG ‘European Market and Home Prices. 7? ie 4 Fiamma — «4 : ee hd rs ce 2 principle that where plus production the price aed aa, | SOME DEBTS CANCELED, NOT FROM GENEROSITY, ,of any condition | staie- | i with Much of ing that possible. It important to in- | ime} | proceeds from ' rais BUT AS NECESSITY e have Substantial nation’s debt, ; mo. Braci oadmindediy itn the rehabilitat rhat can- part we and interest but ause ously of world ion, ‘ontemptuously; be ‘e were generous, but mecause ur calculations showed that going to the limit of the debtor's capacity to pay. In each principle has been to treading the worm will stand before it More than that, there ap- least in certain quar- ters .a concerted effort, once debt arrangeménts have completed, ts place every in the debtors ability s were case the see how much turns pears, at the heen obetacle tO pay. NEWTON D. BAKER. determines the price for Europe today surplus the entire product. is and long has been our best cus-| total ex-- ports more than double the amount | a very | tomer, consuming of our other continent. in sense, therefore European buy- in the world mar is a de- factor in maintaining the price of our entire Any table nares our exports and imports will show that industry in Amer- ica, including agriculture, depends for its prosperity upon an overseas outlet for our surplus and, of course, an overseas outlet depends upon there being people who not want our goods, but also have pay for them which we can afford to take The argument is. therefore, ir- resistible not only that America has an interest in general rehabili- tation and the world peace, tinued prosperity requires it. the existence of such a wo market must he predicated upon good wil! toward us. Such advan- as may come to us by our su- perior productive capacity and in- géenuity other nations will cheerful- ly see us get, in open compctition they are free to enter, but which it 18 conceivable that the rest rea! ing cisive Kets home every onl money to over. %-« Lake not of the world will continue to trade) us during 62 vears in which everyone of them industries burdened by crush- ing taxes, which would be paid to ms for a cause and in a form to them not greatly different from tribute which Rome imposed her friends and enemies own the upon alike. Already ir the world, economic which are vastly more and significant than the al outbursts of street Paris against American tourists. Getting Debt Paid Not the Big Idea. __, The wisest thing that has said by any responsible American on the whole subject of inter-al- lied debts was said by Mr. Melion, Secretary of the Treasury, when he appeared before the Senate Com- mittee in connection with the Ital- ian deht settlement, to the effect that, “A prosperous Europe would he worth rore in dollars and cents to the United States than any possible returns from debts speech in Philadelphia on the 24th of March, Mr. Mellon was even more direct. He said, “The farmer laboring man would rather have a market for our surplus in Europe than save a dollar of Fed- eral taxes.” And “A business man would prefer making $100 in his business to being repaid $5 of a debt.”’ This is all wonders why the fog that has to becioud straight thinking and then we realize the remark made by ustria. ‘‘Gjo0d does not a!- wat pav at end of the week but He aiways pays.’ .§ We cannot sow the seeds of internationa! dis- trust, if} and selfishness and a harvest of friendship and trade. emotion- far or the 20 obvious that one we recall] raised on this sublect the truth of Anne of A the wil! expe Ps ARer EANTIMFEF, the debts gettia- M ments as made and proposed } ngered and burdened to despair all AVY Aa the point of the nations money Eren where ‘eled a substantia!) | jewht and world rehabilita- nremrp* cause cur caleu! thas ita we ve we Fave ean hort dione it broadminde ly nation a “we have gractous!: n the interest of tion. Dut « usualy; not he- ations showed thut were going to the limit of the rs capacity to pay. In each he principle has been ‘o sce much treading the worm wil! stand before it turns Putting Obstacles in Debtor’: Way. More than that “ue there app-ara. at certain quarters. a concert- ed effort. once the arrangze- ments have heen completed. to place every obstacie in the way of the debtor's ability to. pay As already stated, theme debts ean be paid only tn goods or the the gale of goods. and vet only one outetan4. ing example what a furore “was ‘dover the he have to ——e -~ ae ‘Continued on Page 18, jf@aaet in cletst ‘oe cite fa *‘t that | CopvFieht product. . which analyzes and com-' maintenance of) but that our own con- | More- | rid | would have its’! there are springing up| unions and | ‘alliances against the United States important | “In his) it ends in words until | heen ABYSSINIA PUTS EQUALITY ISSUE UP TO THE LEAGUE Protests Against Spheres of Influences in African State to Be Discussed at September neooting. FRANCE SUGGESTS NEW COUNCIL PLAN Spain Indicates Demand for Permanent Seat Will Be Used as Trading Point for Tangier. oe By ALBINE F. JOHNSON, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. 1928 by the Press and Puliteer Publishing Cos.. (New York World nd Posat-Dtepatch ) Aug. 30.-—The ques- tion of equality among members of the League of Nations will be forced to the front during the meeting in September, when Abys- sinia’'s protest against the Italo- British treaty, dividing the Afri- ean state into spheres of Italian and British economic § influence and made without consulting Abys- sinia, will come up for discussion. It is believed the African etate is supported by its gtand by a number of minor states anxious to test the equality of nations tn the League. Regent Makonnen, replying o a telegram asking what action ‘Abyssinia desired as to her protest, said that instructions will reach Geneva Sept. 19. Both the Assem- bly and the Council will be in gses- sion then and Abyssinia will ba represented by a delegation of five. The original note from Abyssinia to the League reads: “On admission to the League we wer told that all nations were on a ‘ooting of equality within § the league and that thelr independ- ence was to be respected univer- sally. since the” purpose of this League is to establish and mait:- tain peace among mén in accord- ance with the will of God. “We were not told that certain members of the League might make a separate agreement to im- pose thelr views upon another member, even if the latter consfd- ered those views incompatible with its national interests.” (niess British and Italian pres- sure has produced a change tn the Abyssinian stand, the foregoing crowds in| “eclaration probably will precipt- tate one of the most sensational | controversies in the arnals of the League. France Proposes ‘Solution of Coun- heen | cil Dispute. Fy the Aassortated Preag ‘ GENEVA, Aug. 30.—The Com- mission charged with reorganiza- tion of the League of Nations Coun- cil met here today under the cheir- manship of Dr. Motta, former pres- ident of the Swiss Confederation. Brazil notified the League that, she had resigned, she would not be represented. France, after consultation with Germany, made a move designed to satisfy Spain as well as Poland in their demands for permanent scats on the Council. M. Fromageot, French jurist, proposed that, when non-perma- nent members of the council are elected by the assembly, the vot- ing countries may immediately de- clare on their ballots that a cer- tain state is re-eligible for election. and the three states obtaining the highest number of such declara- tions would be deemed re-eligible. Some statesmen figure that under this plan, Spain and probably Po- land would be assured of constant places on the Council, thus becom- ing virtually permanent members. league Council sat as Trading Potnt on Tangier Claim. | Ry the Associated Prem. PARIS, Aug. 80.—Spain's de- mand for a permanent seat in the league of Nations Council and the annexation of Tangier to her pro- tectorate in Morocco will be her strongest theses at the forthcoming league aasembly, sald Senor Yan- guns, the Spanish Foreign Minis- ter. to the Journal's San Sebastian correspondent. When pressed for a statement | as to what might be done to induces Spain to give up her ambition for a geat in the Council Yanguas is quoted as having replied: “The only compensation that would be adequate would be the incorporation of Tangier in the Spanish protectorate.” The Foreign Minister, says the correspondent, told him that Tan- gier was necessary for the safety of the Spanish effort in Morocco. He added that should the Spanish demands be rejected Spain might not only be forced to retire from the League, but would feel that she could not “dissipate her ener- gies in North Morocco to aecom- plish a mis#eion international, rath. vr than mational, tn character,” and which “coincides with the cause (of civilization and of world peace.” ae “ ete, ee ‘ "I 71 aad %. a re .- . Sew Sen KE. 8 ewan 99 ae Paki te & A Hr + Sa ~ ~wter “ CE TORR aS ef, ROR: Say ies yew val ss —o r a , 4 5 =n , P ' a ge es hates P : By NT eth RTT EE eae PRT. 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APNE : : PACE 14 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1926. one RENEE man Ae nate a ; ; a : —,- | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | MR. COOLIDGE’S JEFFERSONIANISM. outdoors. There are woods, thickets, bills to be Pes aT as ; HH “ge OSEPH Pl LITZER Mr. Coolidge has become quite a Jeffersonian. In etrated and surmounted. He says “oo” as in ooze, | New Films pi ° a) oe sere his speeches he has been arguing for the genera! which carries three times as far as long “o.” . til * Published } +s . 7% a Publishing Principle of state sovereignty in su h terms as giad- The call is “Pi-gooocooceco0ccoey- very ee | . = ay i pens Tucet tt | Boulevard den the hearts of even such do-or-die Democrats as much as Caruso would have said it—a long. 4 ang a athe o and Olive Street. Pat Harrison and Cordell Hull. Now, coming down musical, resounding blast which resembles a steam- oo nga ypomny "maa ~ bAGSL & be it Ges J5°S% 45 taka - " J 7 ; 7 rama—i" was me Gt E >" 19 cases. he thinks Prof. Ripley's suggestion that cor- boat whistle. So it is hogs are called. sg 4ay—“Diplomacy.” has Mrs heen taken down from the shell. plac —. off, treated with airplanes’ Gea dbiles, automatic pistols WNe- Pp gg oii — perations sheuld - required by the Federal Trade +o ae Me t fuller and franket reports of COMMANDER JOHN RODGERS. | 4 io ’ 5 3 } ” a 4 | I know that my retirement sill oe : their financial condition for the protection of fn- . eee . ‘a eer ene gnd automoun tm make mo difference im its cardinal EE he ines ny: ’ . The conquest of the air goes on, Dut it tamaes « 4 mustard gas machines 4&n¢ } i | “s fi yestors—he thinks this suggestion should be referred aes : ree eit ina an Mr principles. that it will alway ges vestors—fhe thinas ih ggestion uid * heavy toll. The latest to go to his death is Com- made into an ultra modern morte ~ ad ar’ . a i ie e > ¢> ry fti- P ; inal _ ; =e _—— re nae to the states. nander John Rodgers, hero of last year’s gallant ef- piay something after the manner frete infustice or corruption, alwas« i sin ares ee i Be tee ao) a ‘ ; Po: immer . / - . There is some cispute just now as tBe TIERL Of is . +, fie thant « ateam fre Sce Srenciaro to g¢ putting Hamiet in pius-lours. fight demagocues of all parties, ; as ‘ +4 Wi se ae SE C—O o a tm bringin ‘is of4- “Oe @ : ‘hb never befome to an arty, always the Federal Trade Commission to compel corpora- Hawaii Ona trip that x +t have seemed to Ff Upfortunat Ry i fnsriet= hlic | ‘ : and accurate pines a pee gimer up to the manner of Holly-- G vile ‘ ~ " ; tions to pudiish reaiiy iniormative af ccurare wal tl — ee samt tate - sa : o- ~ - ‘ ; 4; 7-2: Ares, , + 7 ba ~ ree plunderer:. never lack sympathy statements of their financia! condition. Prof Ip agen ee hacia oie | Mai itm the Yisteaware np heen shaken tons Bit POC ae, Sispyeu e@bu Crvppeu if -- Esa wast =al version Aas oeen 9 B . with the peor, always remain de- a . . ; ~ crig*= ; ley's reading of the law convinces him that the com- «:... 4.’ a:c4 + bi; i «- and the result is a surprising for ; rooted to the pu btic welfare. newer he . ‘ . River He Cieg k S635 S44 3/02 £00 Wo Lf MLo saLoed Ow. ae pene a ~— a 2 M ; ; si has such power fr. Coolidge ys he is not ; ir ¢ farce comedy 62 eep airs 3 - , . ” . : - TLLSShOD ee >. ae. ti ad . Ps @ | F 1iG as 2s - - nen a 3 —_— _ - at a ~* , - ? O° > - - —s . 3 satisfied with merely printing news, : ages John Rodgers added to the luster of a noted name Te nclidedramn sae ; . 4 on ~ ‘ hee baa @ hie wv: +: Roe ' ++ - me. .4rcr mT - — : 4 } alwars be drastically tdependent: veo sure that it has. But this questiog happens jus » the Navy. Those who met him on his visit’ here ayed ~_ ad ~ aa sada & sam eae ; | eee eg a ast November, after the Hawalian tight, Wili recaiu -the-f] imsh wh ¢ whether by predatory pintocracy or - ” : comedy-wave the-flag titties. e ir a ed deftniteir decided. . ~ Te ~ = -—- - *-—* - os + 7 - Tr". -- — o Fo aoe - de Kir 4 predatory poverty. . his modesty it Was an J4tStTA2RCIbZ Guaiic}s icere ehe orces.ca OF &4 co °gan. ast Cur Ped Tm >) Tm oa ntimra =x * a ~# trea . _ * 7 tke ¢? a . - = . — me PS = - ~~ as ase Gadi iabd + nat . . sts 3 Mat is ac.es -~ > ~ ~ _ = A e-e ~ *-. ~~ ? = - 4Atr uUpor = Aa Ime ou rap- = JOSEPH PULITZER. : Was adout fim anh air OF GE pencadiils 202 i.Cil emGin ws m ae . ¥ = rid art Or eric importan’ oy hier?” "TRore ‘2 “- , a fi P nm he in hh wm M -380 ivi r + eater s : April 10, 1907 s20UsG EE eee hv Tf that if one were in a tight place John Rodgers would oe ao @ S i B a he ; ‘i F 54 G@ & ~» + as ~- ww Ae ee Se » > = e -_ _ oe ? are-* ‘ oo — —— | deed, sOme merit in the Presidents remark that cor- ,.. ..., ie ieee ieee , i - plays The Star Spangiec ante: Yer & be a2 £0O0G Man to 2VeP a.0ng ifiat Was ah impres . s#@anee tea Srt her complicated by . 4 LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE or2tions are legalized by the state ané not by the — 4 ee Se » t: see ; : , sion that one would hare received eren without a cast so iong that it is difficult M ‘ nation, amd as creatures of the state should be con- 2 he diff charact J as 3 as = Wea in - as — te ~ as a - 4 ——— Ps hn —— ~ + — ~ — oe = ~ oan % P ~ ° ' erent : ; 4 ¥ TT. 2 Rt mF 7 7 TA ATES® ed theo aythor Mis ¥ et 4 (he ©2274 : tne ee a4 he cat me * he a S2d0.e¢c to 5.10 > « ad ae * : as * nat ters Cor a 4 - i i he c* e's | - , ° > * —* *k A awe * ~ ~ > kee ’ i t E £ rolled by it B the Federal Government has al- - ‘ ' . chew a upon the screen des- | peg = ‘ bs a J | a a Sia Sa Gi * ah ske as © ~4 a . i ans — ss + _ } lam oe tr = tm ams wt yy fash - . . must accompany ¢rery contribution. but plane on the Pacific, when Rodgers, by his LbSpiring és : otenm wae : Musi Fe part F af ‘ue Die “ea iv ser up machinery in tie Fede a Trade Cate n pite te fact Dat tats same “ae. ca. | _ : = . , . nie ’ oy cagsiaesome enya crea 7“ fPxramnpic rent neart i Ale crew : -+ . : F Puce? ~+ >. oe & :ok - | GHiras p's A > a i ab ‘ : a é —_—— : a oe “ce. +€* mission to perform just such services as the one now 3 ; 2 . 4 is as fine & ome as could De got) whe vs, - e — e ™ ie —_ * - * - | - wv Ty he = toner >) am ~ A 7 - . - - F ‘ iT Sieiedtas £86 words will receive. — He had a technical knowledge of flying that made together. There are moments wien | first 5 ° . - 7, }. ~~ sugges Tt z ~~, * + - 8 Peat ; AP eccisT3 abes Trees jictean tn with recrert he piece proves enteriaining a was t wrelererce j * : a macnn: . ” = sii DSS — +2} wae yt * : = Pp . tT. 7 tka -Fsocar the _ ~ - — ha Pee mtinn a _]} Ty i...) SS, nal N * a — a” ent - ma in nery nas “ee 0 e ne had - ne flaming crourarce = thea fare ~# foath nN ‘he e rr = Ly. pio nia 5 — irl ca | %. — ne euce: scent ad © + . + : . - 4 : as — ° —— = —_ — - 3 wr Tz ~ eet? x so badly that liberais like Senator Norris, despairing ; ¢i. is pretty terripie. 45 JOU Wes Tee $ = ac as . + ws & bong ss a Ws o Fi ou he BA A SS ben a S — >. — Ot 3 on ate & ate = a go ae = Pf ~— > = ™ ” ? 4 Dry Protest a . ‘ . née Dad the traditiomai, uniiinching stoicism of the =e watr evel While the seal z, - in of it, have advocated scrapping it altogether. Should .-... «2... + iil + ‘ shu ; wo - : - the | oF ~ . a 4 - \ 2% 7 Eacr POTS I'm Ca lent somew it ere. hea said on = “wetrer and wal? ene tne M = ‘ . the Supreme Conor facriAa im ie 4 Tor hare = © ° - _ . 7 ig ‘s wae - ' | ces | : ~* “ We. the Agoga Alumnae Claas of the = 7 prs mest Gewese 4 MS BVO, Here if 2 15 the men struggiing to free him from the wreck- «age show you will feel that. your’ 4! ¥ ad 7 i ie = + na rr tte *- os ae “5 : . > ) £ Maplewood Baptist Church desire to **“** or it to earn its gait. In that case, a single ... of hie clane. No heroics No cursing of hie admission money has been well ‘=a si - ‘ — iin oe am } pickle oY LEPTO:CS sO CUPSIDZ OF Als ——~__" 4 “4 sfera! T Camm iss erter r} An the teri- ‘ n¢ ar 91 + Vietor be ts. *3e a mrotes* 22@2ins* - Le - thiicarion in = ur F "ae Gi ra’ je mimi = Ion - ’ would rts) he trie oe tow It . $ - 9 - rasaae ¢ a a 4a Pa..r ~* ee ays Wor iL OF ed nn i . " . on c te ‘as? % paper of articles rc *necerniz meat tion if the idea o Mr Ce olidg were adopted, very foe Rode * ++ a 4S I ee 4 -. + a . . 7 oe ° > ? of of us, if any, would live to see the states, against the . Henry Burr. Billy Murray ang tm He Stanlev provig® a half hour oreo Whe f genuine enjoyment ;. ae We believe that by the publication of i ° suggestion inte effect. In other words, to shun: oa 39 Fin > 7 °° See America First. Che : ; pow werful opposition of Big Business, put Prof. Rip ..:1:.; en il t : these articles you support a class who | more could be sa | 4 to the states is to deprive this generation of its ooo EX INGRAM made an am>i- 15. ‘ hare rerer haa aviv respect far aT or rs tious stab at a screen epic with the initiated any measures to secure its en- | ““* TOMORROW AT HERRIN ’ “ad thin = 134 ‘ ; ER forcement: mamely. the saloon and its We do not think Mr. Coolidge is a great success in Mare Nostrum,.” which. . We! end a L. * | a i ana e 2 4 ' - ‘se Ae 2 4 convertin the tice? Jeffer fom " An eiection is Dé Bé€id tomorrow Herrin. I loafers. A factory is proud of its fin onverting his theoretical Jeffersonianism into Ge Safe 1k, dii., are reliably informed. means Our Alle shed product i displays it to advan- Dractice. and the town is Hoiding its breath. Most towns go Rea but he got te wana “2 -” a al er a — ~ ; - | « te ene } — Sa . pre : M tage, exclaim “Reholad. the work of | ooo- to the pos peacetuliy, Dut Herrin is different. The through Europe searching. appar; 7 fh. - Pr. SN iTiz a>* “ Ji” ai | % , last time lection w hold To . a. entiv. for pretty doorways in which ’ i a ie f eee ft THE 138TH’S COMEBACK. last time an election was held in Herrin six men were en — aS ee 3 , i; 7) ; : — , v “ «= = Lit arned + _— - hb : ~~ - —— | — ‘y Poes - * . _ ' 72 rr? s - ry. i ieee lee a, mamas The 138th Infantry. a Missouri National Guarqg found dead when the smoke cleared. We hope the ~~ 5 Scrape Ae Se eee procuct ou if s et ana goes fi lie - - Garis, = eA2.iCiai UUarc Ce ee ee pipes Thaatioasy 7 =o = “ ais ee .s is I del as . tur be Oe Oe ef fine spots to shoot with the isclay th wined home nd broken ; ~~“ ‘ 4isco'a . > Pui tite nomes and oroden régiment el tA a history of sery cre ana fT ce*aring snes © a4 a dass a4 $2 £5 wav, Sil x it r(Mmelr >» du YD SP ate RI Ss go Ta Pegyd ie rez t? has catsec tos — oh nities ' . . ‘lite : ~* a2 . ae a : traditions, has come back after a slump which threat. “°-*S Wien ne Mluitia arrives, Will forego the ial 4 : 2 . ! "i LF. : a i = igs — + q x ‘ ais ‘ ~ e . —* - we » ‘ ee r . ; > Ly “ " —_ "we Deiieve tha : e it ation of : _ é tw * , . . 2 Sg T! c aul : : ; " —_. a ater oi * bs . . 7 . : a -- “~sz a“ o an : i: thea — lain in i x foater Boies (dea ened its existence It« recover? is aye tS the orer. peas wa ‘oo OT ©ezXer ising their trigger fingers Le2is ea | 4 : * — - = + " . 2 : : oe Sf; +g * fame & = 2 Se = aa 3 ei ‘aia e — M : - . o - ~ > . _ — Se * " oe ae e+ - “ “ " ow ~ 3 . - = seats reptaad - ‘ ” . e on cai ~- ? rs ¢ -, x, ‘ Sex ‘ orer ‘ra man tumpin rather Fi So. ¢ . ° , = ’ ; : es +5 ea8 baa pede A Rrt Snag @ Spirit that the «iva. nat ar proved £ecic leader ship Oi Cc ; Stephen Kr. ioFe { oO) Lowe *-+ Ps oe . % ~~ r a t Kk 2 ~ Iv hoof ween athens r mpe: : 4 “3 3= eorrnn er -?¢ . ~ © _ a aa - Fs -y 2a?“ SFr oan © ag ” ~= - . ‘ae ee . ~ a - ~ ~- ~ — , bi ; Ss kas x : &: ©“ Si sLeae i a a\ias a 2 ee oe Se ; Ere 5 Be. s or re ann ? mM 4 ne alah % that Ar -o anu e 1 ows af "+sfs uncer va’er tn M % ~_- 3 x - ,*e rs ~ =? > a hal —.. > ~ a) ,@85 than ~ ae i rilis were feeh b aT? any £ is ene se aR - . - = Ses s a & ah Jishe hh Gili ¥ } 2 ee: 4 es Ciass Sn0Uld rece ne | it of such | had all Dut disappeared. It was a moribund outfit. mor j Rfice Torry is tnitreduced as a wom-' ture » e. . i .. — —. P is _— Are 3 Ts ri. : : RLi i= és (in . = S a4 ' _ + acuen, Whi die —— aw OS It is now a vigorous, healthy organization. It f c an spv who fust loves snakes and Bite Pm om -- -* - 4 —~ r oe | Y co- - aioe ati Ct. a2 c ’ . “ on *é + & . eort of a gir! a*® , ; “ - - - 2 Fei meee em Ce > : a . " _ ¥: “5 - see - a & « at + 4 i rt2ae sn4¢ mn s AY § wow t*k*o ~ =e a a = fre “3 care- 43 G fora Om ; Ou 8 ire hi aes Se ae ae - sG = “eo a -s ; 5 is 4 aes as s ‘ia ~ a mis i tacit Ui .% ai = be. s “ i . tk : “oe , . 7 : ™ = — - a “qa = ~_# ee. ~- cra "annorec © ei salt Staten sams — re ven : > ae hody in ne pictur . -_ — on ~ no - “= - . oe wr a . + —- ’ - ~*~ 4 ~ ,442 & -" .& ¥ + a] - - essness. In iImns our Ppa- the regiment. which is scattered throughout Northern sine -uie 15 SL * Loew's State this week. Mr. — _ a2 ‘ ° . . - = “ie - ~ — ~~ s* . he - J — >} - > - = t ~AAt : = America wcmen ry cre Pas vr ase —— 2 oo z " ‘ 5 9° > . . rmaoyir *+neo° * ¢fh ~ . £¢ fF. = de aetna ag: - sac — 2° - acVvance = 6 hw .@ar er ars a a sort of epilogte whic: ture e's .@ Bare ; 14 Fa D CoOoOnR Ss rabd ace- Tackling a Fe a 01 _ men ana 25 6 id ers At Camp a am 2 . é * ; . z s. N ; swimming the channel retained it Ss , ranea*. , . ie “ of Dp ee ag ay 4 ™ So the old 138th has again found itself. This is hina ee eee «See CRECIIy tne same Hy Vy a firing squad in Paris, are ft ~ - . — r ‘sa ~ ; ~ a = “f —~s . - -*- — ~ a 5 JK >P. 2 . ' te ’ 3 ss +3 - .¢4 can be cepended = 4 | San més " eehoard You rever an tell hots + S . nr = a 3 ‘ ‘ oe We + € z - > a inn zs se me a 5 °*x So . mer «491 +i. S8 r ae ~ & ex "a? gto ers _ a t s , hos 2 terribly tire S eld of endeavor for Chris- | Upon for efficient service, while in the event of war eee a ee his column is designed to re y shout the French, tme*r: a = > : : i : ;F a : : : - - ~ sw We as 24 . oe = ~ ad & a Ga i ‘ - -_ ‘iin * a ° : ‘4 . ‘ : f 7 D3 i> . 7 wim as an athletic Gt Gnd Sie Corene 3 BALLADE OF THE BEAUTIFUL, BUT | § ‘as JU -ER'S SWEE | w . sas : ‘ - s Ce See & it ' we - - - ~* =? on ‘+ ac ™ ore ee = a a on ™ - . - 3 eee ter ex ~# the ta ermtesz th rs er) pio et tra ned men compete m e off nimwedl sia uid ads ak &. — tka el aia azns S Ima -Saen 4 a a! ney ~ 5 Dt MB. HWE ART. , om - 3 i “ = ‘ vat Snore oath " ond a ; ——— oes So PELE Ls) siiceredc ; 241mg Pu fuspapers G4 ~ Please 7 _ on '*see~ , ma °r nT / i. ™ er’ “an Y P aT} ~ “Gabbana ? ni a a ~ ~ 2 ‘ ie a7 ir Yt “~""2a : | ’ ? 2p a! a - _> ; : * : “ Wha Color Hair, © es ry) o ‘ ~ n 2 to Te- 1 Fe i ha iL i= rro t+eaAg sf : Li cd *s = : a tas a — =! : SF + That Is what the 138th . ’ « “ , : - 7 ‘ ‘sth 2. » vTe@n? StarTenvcogd ard nh } 4erTa Govern- : e _ awe 1eans res ~ Orivres = hi - SMAsee re fA wees ee > ae > a a° Ofts Use nf ove °*s write TT kn 7 . . ' - + 7 ee re at tm St Louts . Louis and the State of Miascur: i Ste Vay 28 £6 regard the incident asi , > thought so ig true we did not s ri " - is he H s Sow + ner 3 the ghinege stock —— eS Sete OL w1BB0ur: L2Onuegent o 3 Tha ove'y dames _ ee . * - ea te on- mer rom Orme ace . - ri ase We are done with the thing 7 nad es _ — scr * Wwe thought - nm’ rtee hy - ~c* ~~ _—— > .* st ay : ~ os y ~ . ace A. & a ‘ s- — & : ~ _ o 7 law Lk of" ar’e ry re. 2 . » a a . a a - - oer ) 4 Pe" ee ene hae ~e - — = = +s l= + ei. A . " « . a _ oe- lications. we pledge our efiorts pre If someone doesn't mention a second term for | ee ee a tlens arise aAn@ “The Prisoner's Sone” is vas See fF ete ter title would be “Saved e ica ib Sa _ > ~+ 2 “ -_ -—— ~ . +’ mee aie n* > r er Wh “= TT, eaen tc « tan a tie Be 4 a . + = +o A.A YT amhaercd *a oer r , * ~ wile a , e4¢ta? = Si'ver ven matronizing ape? sha ri inere is a4 = 2 ke smvic? ialtor ante of Mie 4 s id, i i : = : » YT cnrtvesy of the film inadn ha ha evilas . . age a : Signe "1 ther it Charlie Dawes pretty soon, there wi!! he an explosion > ath La : t lab it Mis seal See : : as “£88 Why he was put into prison — NEW surves t eti.m™m inaustry rretician O% ‘ eel Irene net uphold Christianity and all th it _ seein aie i is a igh &t fair face launched many skips ; the Goi ATE nts a ; : Se s0ur! CO@i mines, ¥ We mean ?¢ Seconda iIvst as a MCh Ae er do mot presume *ts know perhaps for sing- a tna 136 “farses attend Threads Among *=4 A : stands for in al! fields of endeavor : Phis girl had never heard of her ° : Aehibtiit it __— aa cme atart of the story. Bae ' "i ae =~ AMm a raf Ae Ae Ferns « . ~ - a ‘ * ™ 3 Bar ~y ry 2 nT “TR se es ~~ - mi ber Sn >*- t. he i % li ia me L. Page ko ia le | rick az ia _ > - - “ie : MAPLEWOOD RAPTIST AGOGA ALUM- THE NEGLECTED MISSISSIPPI s00n OS We Te rom our surprise to learn tha € the song. The next nun epro- | shows each week. As this is more than @ ne eeu tee . . ~—s : sibs - ~ ; ne . hs oo 1s ae imc , . there j > : gcam is “The Prisoner’s Sweetheart.” The ie ie mE painted eas et net et a mat hool- | 53 ame na : pe 3 + re 4,8 Lit oe rts ae va hes fa : and “ss Tmat ss , a ™ ~~ + ~- ee NAE. per A. F. Stiliwel.. Yesterday the usual teeming thousands elbowed ~~~ hess a mer tiame poo: gir! tal | 4 7 gt Sands eibowed oie ) ‘Or gir. is in mental anguish. and telle the ' we ae : ang 1. and tell ; a ; j aye As a result,’ re - q ae he ~ = ws -_ ‘ > - ° y; : 7 a *orpie must £5 more than once we . marm complexion sation ; ph “fe me he = 2 ; as eres a caper >??? —_—_————— i a. & SL Se ; c ‘ a each other on the banks of the Meramec and sought ie ) , wor'd aii about it hat worried her in A Compliment. ‘ i: : an! é . Hofcece 3 ~@r? oe name ‘itt x — 7 . ~~ ++ . «a - ‘eci nec acracA Tota ad 5 +e , A YOK HER TEARS And _ ~ - 8 . - . ce - os i . t. a ‘ ¢} ‘is now i te _ +# *hat. Daddy ithe side of the city. washed hv the hread era = OI wt ie Oi ee 2 ne a = : stop with his sweetheart? Didn't he have . senateanas eats as a resu: I WISH to ompliment rou on your," — aly, sSGeG OF ine orcad and nrnobdile ine otaer senator from idaho —whose rame hap re Old Omars Nose @0 dear ee ae , - Pte ted im@ueter wich easels a a 4 suls> start playing | “ ey % ‘ = aii reine eit r a ? arr . : + = ~ Sie — ka kee 4 ; i Za , ; ane 5 — ir . 3 f- wei ogi ; - ¢ ye ~~ ~yparenris we. § Hear irom and pa. What biG. “és - : . » Mississippi. only a few scores cavorted on th d- pens to he Frank P Gand? : , 2 } ¥ choice did not concur , hima anaes Tt mersons * * * * last vear over 40608 Al who do ‘* , os New T cea ‘ar the Army?. _— ' ae? ‘ Cavortegq ape Se sarnc- > mast «6 e- I S ii rth > cing —Nas “Nangec “> weenie ‘ - a : sae Ve “_ “a gia ie : pe@rst — iawn — Je Ca 4° \, ae eh rs ' ld rsa editoria! a ; bh - = a > > ily r ae sees atts VI ; 2 rg rt Awrde =” 2 > ea. = eK no ” ear a aaa | its sis ers and nis co Jains and sah . P ar aia es z " ts . ; ”~ er ~~ > “ 7 - PS. ~ ae a , > a > ora ~ : . - , = . . ./ ae only h 4a th SPoOt Your editoriaia are ars and [tioateqd Bb tHe ecooiing c rrent t Is £’ranee 7H re World yt) Tt Sire eq *r tha Preacitden?r ho —m eet 2trite ® =A *h Anan? - . ires © ' — = . — hater Aaliy dozen +3 It touc Le . ie S}p> ad 4 ai ‘ ~ > . ad 4 J 5 ma ee sl’ ki i. ki - 5 f° ho 2 ee heard — her @ ‘ai hn Ses i 1° * 4 arce } ri Le ho itst mig. > — zc . FA a —_ ‘ _% . 7 - = b ‘ hs 2 : thi tan? + ’ iT riy as pr TY itive as Lmins ~ nee bat = “ ign? bs stay ~ if He has a4 =F a? 3° ai? I thought =* ‘ae? = ~ 4 rses Ls 22% 4 a - ~ a -ia & . _ os ow i ~¢ s oan 4gueh ee The ° ’ o Se A r iy P =, om , « a p . > Fe ed _ ‘ro - rs . > ~ = & * ~ om - ~ ‘ ‘ ee ~ . = —— oi ile - pe P i . va Ss. { * > =~ - 2 ~~ ee scien — bs ‘as 2 S ‘Kentucky Dew" is to minute nd aey were in the Gays of the Indians Huckleberry reached tha nmciusion. he sars, because of the ant woe . search amid the Books "s s ana "f ', . TOSt =" 7 ver $4 4 one 4aughter fcllo® — . * ——_ = ~ . = = \ * — - rs Fadel =. ~ mms | . = : ‘ eae e a e- = q ™ i May your tribe increase. DR B. Finn would shun the Mer ™~mar ~ th t= rr ~ ff £ _ +“ —a - on rv : 4 rd someones rrorm eu? thea ™2s7T a at - » ies an - Set $s har © them Aw - s ener? “ rf TT} = a * 2r3a va “ere a . ee an “ . . t® ; your tr ing wid Shun the Meramec, with its rows of flimsy American demonstrations in Paris during the su - = om pee Pee pen _ average “S| cle" om fathers example. but the othe nes = : ea is 24 ahat > iw ry t _ al ee ce el oe _ 7 | ” 2 a ~ > - - @* - 5 . - * _ ~ 7” - — : Ps as er id Po ,_eor I 2 eS Q — Me $ . ”~ i ttered shores and its DORKS ama 94 - daughter is a good girl. She coset cottages, its | r ped crowds He mer ie a ; “These Pesky Italians.” ey ss sli ta “ wr tewes. re — 7 Mr fina ifice was Juliet— ESPECIALLY IF THE NIGHTS ARF. COOL mighest prices paid for pilots tn 193 a | “ heme Stirred by. To the Etitor ef the Post -Iapatch would preter the freedom of a Mississippi sandbar Washington observers decline to look across the That it was bad you mar infer Every time the hands are washed $19°.006 each for “What Price GI a caving pens Irene leaves . o , } } ~~ ® ~esia ® ro . . . . ; = - a ‘ 4 t : ’ OTING rour obsession for Italians and the zy, Sumlit charm of the big river. Of ocean for the real explanation of. Senator Gooding s I called ner that to my regret— ary om a towel! and then moisten them Turn to the Right >Orh stage su her daugh oe cee Ye Beautr¢ an things Italian, I a getting a course, theres no use disputing tastes, but to us the about-face. They fimd it right in the home State at mas Girl nad never heard of her igct.y but thoroughly with the liquid rt “3 not uncommon to pay § Sieene a gets a new coat of | great “kick” out of cailing your notice Mississippi seems the ideal place to spend a summer the Senator Borah, his colleague. is the jominant. L,ENVO?Y a6 Gry on " eect tows wEbent rue eh ae a i ae if : 7 2 — : , @uco. a compiete trim ee ees whisn | ¢ / “Ing. At night, on retiring, apply the : shal tase il wanted Producers . ‘7 ene with all accessories. The ~ ; ; [freee te fhe ~tateneatntain ba - -t oo “yee © QQ a } : ~# . _- i 2 . - —- ‘ r > iad fi aim ha a ab eh re nm i i a reMersS ~ = feo > + = * 2 . ~ - o — m= += ¥ in _ . ° ‘ 4 to the front cclumn of you: Sunday e Pr eee ee chet nance ee wae icici tun UMS st Pel i Want them Mmixiure and wipe siightiy or fust ~ Trene a rice. shiny¥ ne x a + : . is é ai ria iLt@. re _— ~ 4 — a’ oa : s ™ ¢ te Bebe ~se © « T'S 2+ — ' 4 ; : I prefer pajamas —_w. &. F. | are when [it is over, wins hes erring) a -_ +h “4 4 an rhe New 2. Feror* ers ‘'r*orerereear: ot { , » further “Lord Chaucer ~~ ew York reporters interpreting Krishna. ) Dt a . . year. You say further “Lot haucer si Ly ces | outherity. 1 ae : Amirab Toc] murti suggests that if lightning ever did strike twice tain retirement to ) Ly The ve a. 7 | | 19 mail then children back and could hare hae ; Ris S & s - ‘ ‘ mil i f . am & i ka © bd ‘ i : li&. ; j . . an: - - ss % , : was a mira i% - © " pa : anese sword maker omy imwcen+ed ay : 33 oa ~ = . : ‘ > s r | | iecipher what professiona! world. it may supplant the older method of QUEBEC AND ANNE XY ATION. ~- et greys 7 AAan i a 8 . 4 : ae ee ® to the MIR tie re ee eae ee architeces who makes lore peppily. : Tragic reflections must come to IGNACIO MARTINETTI, Another Itai- eo _ light it throws on the close relationshin hetween dr | ‘ Posse ionic + + ‘ e¢... 55 a i . * ai - - kre ~ on = - an a - _ 7 - . - z , e . mea HOW HOGS ARE CALLED. mestic politics and the settling of aternations ws e3- sane n reek ge Sela Pigg = era tiated! “OTR ss *- m ms . ini 6 . +... -_ = - ie m 7c the Editor of the Pom-i) spatch B Hog cauing contests and wants to know how hogs ‘¢ Wili be recalled, was orga C2Oth ~Ow we know why reente ara -! rs ve? 7 : . re ¢ Tp: Tr & } as oe Katiasia the « ° . a mers one er . ui ise #4 crime wave ‘= a: = * ~* ~ * ~ ; . - > ~~ . rv . : - sree . int Aurin the ast month . . ‘ , at adgmi = ignorance oO stea % rAgre sro Oy B pei: am * ST er rw ._—- ee ae 3 atest . ” “d 2Oint Of vien But he makes one rege What? br Tourist” -in your c@umn Saturda 10°38 Oe actuaiiy cal! hogs on a farm I? an a€ $0) . Cynic, mmment im the Senate cloak : - ©! ic i whes Bampeme Brewetées tm andes 0c. cin LS : Kes OR ahost hat r : Se : Poe ee he for what ; ae " : rooms next TDecembie that eat encaw 2? ? "We AnOW peop.e who Rave heen Putting th-ir i nei de _ : oe useing er attra t oN i - > 8 ONe except 5.” Be —" , age evening. At mo piace in the East : : urpose’ Again, how does one go abou: anak pacar — J“. OL THGOY Of Dis cOileagues st te ow Ln J 7 , Sttention to hig divorce, hag to get # in The Proviccea of Ouche where therea Making Ready Money. . “ , > me _ 7, , io 9 : - -~ “ . ‘ i Te ok = -_ - a rat . — nn . mi aa me * « - P) : : ’ M j ° F ; : dined at the Plaza, ascades” at Bilt- Does one whistle to a hog. or séy. ‘Here “ee SS PUSitiond PUoliciy tO shy @ stone fect on their chins or on their chinning 3 : rer ‘anadians, which es éé EADY MONEY” at King?) 7 » » hd ‘ at \ dS 13508 ‘ a4 4 as roe eee 5 &* _ . ‘ - RS 424i iil, ae _— P. hs e ~ Lv @ cheste Riitm od 2A “4 2 ; . ia’ ® z . s s ht i. ae > ° ~ _ . hie Wo. aa ne, ap “a a , mas an o aid Digzie, Pikzie . ai $e . ' ” E ones sistaliaiiiiinas Wilizae 3 ‘ears old. is alone Clim 2nd Rivol is one of those pit- ' ” ‘per plate for a shore dinner at Coney . - ) ; fir. Cook of North Pate ¢ at : -4 Pp: rs of the Philadeior > =f resistir ew eee ee ae aren , ' We are giad to tell the Worid all about it. Hoes Gov. Pinchot has bought a block of seats for the . ‘orth Pole fame and Col eosition new re ee ee oo &g Américanization. Frenchy tures which keep movie Mag-/ Island) was I served A dinner berter rnAanr —— _ litle é > >. zs . alin . ~~ Gis ‘ as ta» ex € Veter = r a = @¢# } af pias @ , IT hsew nea -_—. | nan a an “4 > ~ — , ° ; bat, OE P ; - 4 a Piiinciatite Diiienaieks te i . i feat niams have ‘ , ote wa peey ana iwvwnney eee : ACA FAS a iz'y guarded her : "ates in Rolls Roercres alimony ‘ that i secured in the dining cars of the are called ail over the West and South. me the Ozark ~*~” S4URE°Y tight at the Philade!phia Seequ: struck - friendehin in Fea ‘2 PUl the Ses” tn “Success fitgzgicus and "@uist od a fund , = 2 — 3 . ae on r —— ; 4p a na ; Feders prison “ saat ee guistic heritage @ . funds and other incidental expenses ‘ - . t + £4 ’ — Arr -) ¥ r} - :4 . c -e4mnnts - *mo* ao ern , > ‘ ce , * " ' , - 4 American” fer only $1.5 All anvene Mountaime they are called for miles. Nor dnes the e.cuiia., SO (hat Whatever eise may be said of ne est*ermed Colonel probably is plannin ~ er OF the treaties at the time cf : while they are waiting for their nn" e - TF £ rae] jae y4 ae ts oo ~ meu 4 an ini ~_ haga - : - _- “tte 5 on *s nile mn ~ . — —— a = es “ ith Add. » (Tim 7 , ~ — . = ~ ie ; , omg —- - ™ og CR.eP whistle, or ever say “Piggie. piggie™' He 2°" mit gasnt stomach trouble ie — _ ard uninhabited spor _ wae exiled. Mustapha Ke- L4es French-Canada constiutes & a per-productions to produce tR@) aay ciud breakfast. ard a very satisfactory . “ie oe . , s wher hie tern — . 2.5 enemies *argeec nd My sl a ae See ae eS ae ec) 7 - \ re-aea =~ +oanm Aited _ rh . Island 4 E — Sch ? 7 ees." * eth. S| a’ >... /@ + Eiséa = ~ * | i ye | et ¢ ee- eS nna one ae rem — " - Tt a °/. ; as a = + esas : , + SS — sellin 01 8 ae 3 : Lerewith val for Long & A ° ° . +, 4. 1@ORS ike a quiet winter ‘he vigilance of the Catholic Church ‘aa. Hollywood palaces and a S@* ia + ~ a -* > we & mates Skt: 5S . ~*%al . iuachson een!ad he mad far t° o* ) | R ‘ain air ifts is are {Wiets i 3 fegnee reese & Pore ~ n- ° os . 7 ei LAWRENCE MEREDITH his mouth aroun TEXAS REPUDIATES “FERGUSONISM.” ths we is ke es i 8 tute a formidable barrier amutaar an ‘iis aaa “ae +, - is ;Y > ™ : - Am rican seiko 3 ‘Ace on spare afternoons a Tt « tie ob G088 3 New York studio because someone arene ; (ee TS Uusicr 4 th aket bec x “* E> ; . eia*s ae rs. 4a- . Sti tS cee (28 Spueres, sings Pi-£00-00-00-00- ' Texas run-off nrimarce he « «nic 2 a , . +8 aititude record. vow hav - ime tact that Gertrude Ederie’s ¢a: ‘ " ree th Vain Competentiy Marked Highway« ' -US-OfL Primary Dy a vote of almost two to one a have en! Rear eo s father is Tt is tire oe ; 2) a ee sil A « a a eho ae tn - ee - : a cuticnrer Tr * "rte eta? —— — Th i * a ’ a 7 adcut. ia r to 7 a P i ver e’ he peau!l?t eorfieme + —— oe 4087 Aan i Ais ts 2 free tip -~ eT ra hare had something a Ao = 3¢0 a ‘~retener _as 4 =e? a pic lying carelesely > the Eétter of the Post-Diepa:ct ~ a ‘he resuit Coniirn e verd { the elimination |. those who become indi | with her bringine iment when #1 on T : SHOULD |! That is, “Pie aher He whistles for his dog. and >vrimary hen Mr W P | >» become indignant over yseleas ai HOF OfInging heme the bacon i Wren the political party t 2 z ¢ story is a take-off on the 80) * ~ t. . _ * at es t 64415 i us & wid? ¢ ra FR ” -_ how r- °°» Si a ~~ ~—— * rT. ~ : oe ay Pa * tke TA sat aif wear 4 ‘~A* . Tai aytay id fT (re Li, CT i DATLIONE = _ ees Oe aad = ~ ~ # fis oh oe a at ** 4 i , . ~~ S word for ne whisties for his horses but when & . a ‘ Aiready prominent citizens of the City a¢ 22D clones is sccm ‘ fetter, but ends in believing & ‘e : nh z : — é ; ‘ ‘ i a4 as a? Cai.s iil acking ~~ a ’am ch ms —— vot ec aii ; . skye s e e Broth a > ne wba é a M Love are tryin o- 2 t+ ob the ~ -* * ~ 7 arrexs ton OF Can e 4 a6 a have i. ? “Tareas The mee ed i > = - -a2- maraec her highways superbiy. Signs ..o- is, hear - Thee His -see . i} > "op rm oP ~ 4 4 “2 — 2 ‘ s ‘ gre ~ 5 ~~ ~~ > -~ - y? ¥ - ie ‘ ar .* ™ = . ~ - 2 ; % oy , keep the motorist informed al! the tim a ites ee moreover, usuaiiy full aecepted the decision of the Preliminary contest -a ~ om woverhment employes who travel Quakers should be reminded that if the Maccans are ecisely those whe a Bre resort somewhere down the p a™FPit*S BG Serta‘ tae : ia : a " —— — oe s = edd © oe ; md 4 “— * ee . we . ; SSeS S64 : > = a 4 Res . = +See TF ti 4 Tn bd ° ; e - - ‘7 ° - : ae ren ca ~ 2? % -_ - y S : ‘ 3 * z 4. - = - ” o to turns ? at pene tees &* at reed-call. for at 8 @ feed Ca: ; fina! anc in true sportin ng tric an 4 “a : —— a erween TRat the {3a orn. ratners of Tris coun? ry had had euch en reacny ¢ % ‘je Frenckh-C : — "@a.x- from New York f ay He) ioe, CUrves and aii conditions it, : : ee ee if Sp: uUnceg she Wouicd m+ ni expec mA +h att? lige ont Nb-eeqinns —— ; Alelovalty pe ? , hattan a «| ome ts the hog raiser’s probiem t is said that «tand bv b : : x s and the beilhop expects can aversicn tO a fight, their fair cit- weuld noe es — Rae ers circulars over Man a. a § re € i is ‘ iG Ss a* ni ; - her wa sr? ti 3 ith ae ” Som oe 2 ” ae "a . ~ ke : fF _ : ; = ~* | S2*J % | a . od . ©. cer thdraw from the race if oe mace up by the traveler e ceieDrating the Sesa: ; th a squadron of airplanes. char- ¥ ae sanetetalpgngee, he should know it is hard mmediate! east of us the hest efferrt pate a ot Ae (Claire Windsor) from whom he i) > has done as soon as he erts into Indiana caller. a Missourian, intones ft. He says “Pik.” as is There ai sie west anrec 7 familar with Edward's propensities = stun Pepper er Ineu!! wane cave * rng Rl & a is sR tags as ; “tranged is lured oo Sears® —s . iumO@re Be rf = As Sarin ’ eo . » 3 ¥y ; Ss yet mpleted his American tour Cai Sets sail e Trike F and his wife are reconctied and] a ss THEODORE TRILSEY. West ond the realtors of Los ARSE q the pleasure resort is a bang-SP]- " ba She” y /- &> sd

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a - ' PS v * \'s », ¥ i ie s i. pay - yo ¥» BON , dees wae gM Ss a . . - “ _* ha a io pues Weg ¥ we * 7 J Pa x “4 . #£ ¥ Yr . " ei; : ¥ P, 7 ~ 4% . wi - . a ALN teen hts > New . a ae é 7 z Ban: pe * o “ Swe ee i 9 .. wr “ eared Tp Sight * we . er neers 2 2 aati: ee ; * e'4) pean ~ PS ! a oe dé vd — MI RRO R o sLIC OPINIO olumn is iietigned fo reprodu (As the latest comment by t ublicists, newspapers and period he Questions of the day. OVIE-STRUCK AMERICA. >» Pathfinder. ’ survey of the film industry show 139,000,000 “fans” attend movi h week. As this is more than th total population, several millio ist £0 more than once a week. Ad collected totaled $700,000,900 2 $1.500,900,000 is now invested i industry which employs 690,00 " * * * Last year over 400 featur were produced and, as Will Hay Food pictures were almost invari jure and the bad ones almost in- a Success.” “Ben Hur” was t "to make. Over $4,500.000 w *, it. The average “spectacle” cost $1,990,000 and $1,500,000. Thee ices paid for plots in 1925 werel ach for “What Price Glory” and® the Right,” uncommon A. a both stage successes. to pay $190,000 for a Today re not wanted. ‘plot factories”’ Oo turn out scenarios Ss time and postage Such Producers have where writers are An out- manuscripts do not reach They authority. unsolicited in submitting@® are not even® ' clerks who mai! them back asl received or. sign them to the wastebasket. - aa — sec AND * roit. seeeeeennen A NN FX ATTON. ican author in the course of he Dominion remarks that Can Quickly A “. But he makes one reservae® ® is one exteption,.” he says. Ce Of Quebec, where there are® rench-Canadians. OO vears old. Americanization French-speak- 148 jealously guarded her great linguistic heritage assured to reaties at the time of the Com- “h-Canada constiutes a stron race and traditions. That @ of the Catholic able barrier against which evem, waves of Americanism wi es in vain.” It is timely to ech@: ' made by a foreigener ata mor. i@ political party to which thes Quebec belongs is accused ® annexation of Canada to the The most American among” precisely those who are > ) accuse French-Canadians 4 ~* BEST ADVERTISEMENT. Ueville Courier-Journal. 9 INCE GUSTAV of Swedea) his American tour this Francisco for th® s a Tine advertisement for hit ; unpretentious, inter: | Ss Améfrican, winning © Yorkers, the Indians {8 ealtors of Los Angele& A € tm San cratic,- if return postage is® mericanized and that® 'ry is British from the political® Ww, it is Amercan from a social® which has 8F is alone capable § Church consti- # Wa R - @drama., ——_— New Films ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — “MONDAY EVENING BY NIE. SARDOU’S in its day—' ‘Diplomacy, has | peen taken down from the shelf, | gusted off, treated with airplanes | and automobiles, automatic pistols | and mustard gas machines play something after the manner) ef putting Hamlet in plus-fours. | Unfortunately in bringing this old- | timer up to the manner of Holly- | wood all of the intelligence of the | original version has been shaken | out and the result is a surprising | | Mrs, Allen and their daughter, Miss mixture of farce comedy and deep dyed mellerdrama which with a George M. Cohan musical. | comedy-wave-the-flag finish while the orchestra or the organ, pending upon what time you hap- pen to be in the Misso: iri Theater, plays The Star Spangled Banner. The effort is further complicated by a cast so long that it is difficult | to follow the different characters as they dash upon the screen des-. pite the fact that this same cast, is as fine a one as could be got | together. There are moments when ! the piece proves entertaining but) on the whole “Diplomacy,” in muf- ti. is pretty terrible. If you will shut your eyes while the pi is on however and wait for the stage show you will fee! that your admission money ‘nn heen well spent for the Eight Victor Artists, which includes such §$ favorites, Hlenry Burr, Billy Murray and Jim Stanley provid® a half hour or SO | of genuine enjoyvmen See America i tious stab at a screen epic with “Mare Nostrum,”’ which, we are relia informed, means Our Sea, but to wandering ell through Europe searching, appar- ently, for pretty doorways in which to photograph Alice Terry and Moren and lost track of the although he found plenty of fine spots to shoot with the camera. The are laid ail over the map ji wi'd- ly between Athens. ce Barcelona. and a few do not some views of which are rat bly he got scenes umping rather Pompeii, Ni Pais which we Marseilles, Rome more pla: *e@S to say nothing o under water in her fine. a | recaii, oa ? ilje a@ submarine Miss Terry is introduced as a wom- an spy who just loves snakes and octopusses and then the rest of the picture is devoted to proving that she wasn't that sort of a girl at all. Evervbody in the picture which is at Loew's State this week, gets killed off in the end, although is a sort of epilogue which shows that Tony Moreno, who was drowned when a German submariie eank his ship in Mediter- ranean. and Miss Terry. who faecd @ firing sousad in Paris, re- united at tne of the Maybe the French took Alice's body down to the south coast and tossed tel] there tue are hotto im” PA. it overboard You never can about the French, they re terribly romantic. What Coler Hair, Please ? at the St. Louis Hon- HE picture a : Rn this week is called rhe "mc Sxpress,”’ but a bet- eymoon E . ter title would be “Saved by a Cos- metician,’ or “Revitalized Silver Threads Among the Gold.’’ Irene Rich. at the start of the story, has let her laughter lines her arches fall and has that marm complexion As a result, SHE LOOKS HER YEARS. And result of that, Daddy (the latc Louis) start playing who do cag. school- asa Willard around with gold diggers. their daily dozen. one of' the dozen, but he has a good time while the gin lasts. Irene has a son and two asughtere. The gon and one daughter follow their father’s example, but the other daughter is a good girl She proves it by leaving home Stirred by her dauchter’s revolt, Irene leaves home. too. and visits Ye Beauty¢ Shoppe. She gets a new coat of duco. a complete trim from top to toe with all accessories. The Current price for complete rejuve- mation of this sort is $36.75 ($42.50 if with Imperishable Golden Glow). Irene. a nice, shiny new woman when it is over, wins her erring ehildren back and could have had Daddy back. But she spurns him and marries the head of a firm of architects, who makes love peppily. Tragic reflections must come _ to anyone who views this picture. What if there are neglected wives in the world who couldn't pay for More than a permanent wave? And what, if these wives left home, they found the: supply of archi- tects exhausted? We . ask you. What? | Making Ready Money. éém_ EADY MONEY” at Kings and Rivolis one of those pic- | turee which keep movie Mag-. alimony | Mates in Rolls Royces. funds and other incidental expenses while they are waiting for Super-productions to produce wherewithal for Long Island vil- las, Hollywood palaces and a new wife every other season. It was made on spare afternoons at 4a New York studio because someone left a plot lying carelessly about. The Story is a take-off on the go- Setter, but ends in believing in self’. We have Owen Moore en- faged in the promotion of a pleas- the if = Me resort somewhere down the Ast from New York City He Matters circulars over Manhattan With a squadron of airplanes, char- | ters a yacht to take customers to. Pleasure Isiand, see that his wife (Claire Windsor) from whom he ts. @traneed is lure@ on board, and Set# sail. A series of entirely silly M@squerades as 2 woman doctor Sccupies Owen's attention, _ the yacht is captured by §hi-jackers and then by revenue men, Owen @nd his wife are reconciled and the Pleasure resort is a bang-up Success. This story is not for-chil- '* @gICTORIEN fine | i te drama—it was fine drama | and | | ' made into an ultra modern movie | ends | ture | | Pershing avenue wil] re Cherbourg on the Homeric Sept. EX INGRAM made an ambi- ‘of parties this fe gi _— is only? the Grand Central /Last night thelr | out him her lines. swoong on the stage and | y dy- | -_ ISS EUGENIE EDMUNDS MM: at Wequetonsing, Mich., with her parents, Mr. and, Mrs. Sterling Edmunds of 11 Lenox ' place, after visiting her aunt, Mrs. | George Fox Steedman, at Prout’'s | Neck, Mass. Mrs. John T. Milliken of the Forest | Park Hotel, mer visiting cities on the West | coast, has returned home. Gerard B. Allen of 4632 who passed the sum- | Mary- land avenue, who went to Weque- | tonsing, Mich., for the fishing, has been joined by Elizabeth. Mr. Curlee, who have heen motoring through France and England this summer, will sail Sept. 2 for New York. Mrs. Douglas G. Cook of. Hote! Coronado, who has been for the past three months in South Ameri- ca, arrived last week in New York, where she will remain until the first part of October. Mrs. Cook was accompanied to South Amert- ca by Mrs, C. L. Wagon of New York. Mrs. William N. Barnett of 374 Walton avenue, who is at her cot- tage in Wequetonsing, Mich.. for the summer, gave a buffet supper last Sunday for 40 gueats in honor of her son. William H. Barnett, who celebrated his birthday. Mrs. S. Turner of 4967 sail from Henry 19. Mrs. Turner has been during the summer with her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Allen, at Royat, France. Mrs. Harrison Williams-of 4 North Kingshighway will leave her summer home at Ogunquit. Me., | early in September and stay sey- eral weeks in New York before re- turning to St. Louis. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence D. Bridge of Kirkwood and their chi]- dren have returned from Walpole, N. H., where they spent the sum- mer. Mr. and Mrs. David Biggs of Kirkwood and their sons have re- turned from Washington Island. Mich., where they were the guests of Mrs. W. W. Keysor, at her sum- mer home. Miss Barbara Bay. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield C. Bay of 6440 Cecil avenue, whose marriage to Ensign George Gellhorn Jr., U. _—~ S. N., son of Dr. and Mrs. George Ge Whorn of 4366 McPherson ave- nue, is to take Place Saturday, wil] be the guest of honor at a number week. Tomorrow evening Mrs. D. D. Walker III, of 66°09 Kingsbury boulevard. will give a dinner for Miss Bay and her attendants. Ensign Gellhorn wil! give his bachelor dinner for his groomsmen at the University Club, i Tuesday evening. Mrs. Donald Wil- early in the season and Mrs. John R. Curlee of | Ae. | Kirkwood and their son, John M. ! 'of 58 Aberdeen place, ' Louis TO STUDY IN EAST a : —Kandeler Photo. MISS LILY BUSCH MAGNTS. ISS MAGNUS, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Edward Mag- nus of 4 Hortense place, will East. She will enter Miss Wright's School at Bryn Mawr, Pa. en een tet _ ——— —-- ee dinner will be followed by dancing at Hotel Chase roof garden. ceeding the ding Friday evening, Mrs. James Christopher Terry will give a buffet supper for the bridal party at her home 4 North Kingshighway. Mrs. S. Spencer Meredith of 4535 Lindell boulevard, and her son, lawrence Meredith, have returned from New England: and Eastern Canada, where they have been the guests of friends of relatives for the past month. Charles B. Spicer who left $t. Chamber of Com- tour, are guests at the Carlton Hotel, Lake Lu- eerne, in the Alps. They will visit Mrs. Allison von Walzel of Vienna, a cousin of Mrs. Spicer and will sail from Paris for home the latter part of September Mr. and Mrs. on the merce European Miss Vivien Myers, Cit’ jects from the —leries. It , depart early in September for the! Pre- | rehearsal for the wed- | ‘Second 'By the Agsociated Press. daughter of | Mr. and=Mrs. James E. Myers of. ; Shawmut place, has departed for Houston, Tex., to join her sister, | Miss Kathryn Myers. They wil] leave the latter part of the week Texas, to be guests of Miss Marion Carter King of New house party. Mrs. Jerome Karst of 6904 Wash- ington boulev@rd, and her daugh- ter, Miss Mina Karst. have returned from Colorado and California, son of 527 Clara avenue, will give where they spent the summer. = en — eect Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Stueber | bride at her home Wednesday. se eae rs May will be the | (015 Lindell Done ee 14 guest of honor at a luncheon giv- ily have returned from California, | en by Mrs. Edward Banister of where they paneer cai aaa ie 4906 Argyle place. Miss Bay and Miss Elsie Wolff, daughter of Ensign Gellhorn will be honored, Mr. and Mrs.-C. C. Wolff of Clav- with a dimner given by Allen Mor-: ton will return tomorrow from gens, one of =e groomsmen at his! South Heaven, Mich., where she home, 4435 Westminster place. The| spent the summer demand tobeamused. to the advertisements, is done as dren, who On the program also is a re-show- ing of ““‘The Eagle’ next to the last picture made by Rudolph Valen- tino. By way of post-mortem one might say that all of the audience within earshot of the reviewer semed to feel Valentino's passing keenly. One woman said to her escort “They'll never find an- other like Rudy.’ and her escort said, “I hope not.” which illus- trates the two prevalling estimates of a very good movie actor. Launching the S. O. T. M. O. Pr... R. HE Society Opposed To Men Over Forty Playing Hero Roles was launched last night before a large and apathetic audience at Theater after they had seen Francis X. Bush- man in “The Marriage Clause.’ The movement started in the twenty- second row next to the aisle when a gray-bearded man with a wen on his neck said to the man next to him: “How many grandchildren has Francis” X. Bushman. now?’ His neighbor replied, ‘I don’t know, but I saw him play with Beverly Bayne in a movie in 1912 He was a mounted policeman.” Bushman was a stage director who loved a beautiful act- ress (Billie . Dove). She can't} marry him because there is | clause in her contract forbidding | A the- her to get married or fat. atrical manager fires Bushman, who goes from bad to worse. With- | Billie languishes, forgets is carried out in a practical! ing condition. Bushman comes back for a thrillimg semideathbed | scene. anyway, but being truly changes her mind and decides that now her lover i@ back she will lis “You're coming back,” he sternly, and she does and puts her arms around him and gives him a healthy hug. . ’ Packing ’Em In. FIRST.”’ and a most en-| .the retirine pastor late star.”’ lieve, is “A final tribute to the The admission price, we be 50 cents. Pastor Preaches Farewell Sermon. | | The Rev. pastor of the of his day. fore, Dr. Martin W. First Baptist Alton for 20 vears Twing, Churen preached farewel]] there Ata the sermon vester- reception two nights be- congregation presented with $1500. Dr wife and to Maine for a Twing and his are going of rest. Missouri Road Conditions. 7, — a+ -y Ry the A aan: 3ted Prece ST. JOSEPH—Cloud Yoads good JOPLIN—Clear: roads good JEFFERSON CITY — Clear: roads good. COLU MBIA—Clear: ro MOBERLY - Pi roads good SEDALIA—C loudv: KANSAS CITY good s¢ good cloudy: roads good —Cloudy; HANNIBAL—Clear after Bean rain; roads mostly rough and n dy. SPRINGFIELD Clear; roads | good. CAPE GIRARDEAtT— “loudy: ' roads good a | He talks here out of dying | First she says she thinks she'll die | feminine. | tells her | 66D vestainine stage show, which | the Thursday. opened Theater last A Voice From the Grave. is reviving one of Rudolph Val- “Mon- Ts: Capito] Theater this week fine pictures, This, entino’'s sieur Beaucaire.’’ Ambassador | continues |; as this week's attraction at the new | ‘downtown picture house. | according j ’ | Trucks Mutilate Pavements? No! ‘SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. rirst jeer high eck ww, 'sPiGuae'l ta examination sip reqairec Al! der eloped and up ice colleges witiu acoeiar aro@md charscier ihreugh well reguiatea har! 8S ~ Btouffer Prinet Boz FP. Elgin. 2! daughter period roads — nee ‘for the Don Q. Ranch in Western | York at ai |/SOCTAL ACTIVITIES 30000 PERSINS SAW INDUSTRIAL ART on’ a ee nn: ee vy Museum Also Reports In-| creased Attendance at the Children’s Hours. The selected collection of of Modern Decorative ‘jal Art, Paris, the City Art Museum from July 20 to Aug. 29, was seen by 38,257 per- sons and was one of the most pop- ular exhibitions held in the gal- was diverse in its terest and was more nearly related to the home than previous displays had been, because of the furniture, textiles and pot- sition Indust} ob: | | International Expo- | and | 1925, held at} in- | a rugs, giass, metal, tery of which it was largely com- | prised. The museum's educational ac- tivities for the summer won a larger response than usual. The series of 10 story hours for chil- each week, had dren, given twice Many chil- an attendance of 9§1. dren have attended several sea- sons. As the stories are based on the various museum, exhibits and a sequence is planned, regular at- tendance is encouraged by offer- ing reproductions of paintings in the museum. as prizes. Eighty- seven prints were given as many children who heard at least five of to the stories. The children are permitted to select their. own prizes. “An In- cident in the French Revolution,”’ by Julian Story. and “The Dash for Timber,’ by Frederick Reming- ton, were rivals in popularity, 17 of each having been chosen. The museum hour for adults has proved only a little less popular than the children’s hour, as an at- tendance of 767 was recorded. This makes a gain of 605 persons in the summer over last year. Many at Feast of Saint Louis. The observance of thea patrona! feast of Saint Louis, at the Old Cathedral yesterday, was attended by many members of ishes, who take this annual occa- sion to visit the historic church at and Walnut streets. Rev. Father Theodore Sch activities of the museum | The | 1ulte da- i ete sees — other . par- | i livered the panegyric on the gaint, | ther - the Rev. Fa of the and was celebrant Steamship Movements Arrived. 29, mass, New York, Aug Andania, from Halifax, New York, Aug. 29, Ohio, from | Cherbourg. New York, Aug. 29, Carmania, from Southampton, A. de Moor} i ' | ' | il 2 Years’ Successful Operation in St. NOVELLE SHOP, 323 N. Grand Av. pavnc. 6 of roe ¢. Lindell Louts. Deora §&. J re nr ene ony Re a ERT ne ne a - I - ; AUGUST 30. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TO 450,000 COLLEGE STUDEN PAGE li Me THAN 450,000 young men and women will enroll in the colleges and universities of the United States for the year 1926-27. A generation ago college students were told that the white- collar jobs were the law, the ministry,and medicine. These were professions; they ministered to mankind. | Business was looked upon as something a little lower than the professions. The business man was a money-grubber. Trades- man, shop-keeper, barter, money-changing, all the traffic will bear, the public be damned—were familiar phrases. It took courage for a college man to say he was going into business. ODAY business makes a just claim on the professional spirit. The money profit is there, as it has always been, because profit is the yardstick by which success in business can be measured. The saving of a soul, the saving of a life, obtaining justice for a client— these were the goals of the professions. But a fair profit is just as professional. A bankrupt injures society no less than a poor doctor or a poor lawyer. Monuments are not built to any of them. HE AMERICAN business man today is not ashamed to admit that he is mak- ing money. With few exceptions he is making it honorably, honestly, and for the good of the community. He feels that he, too, is ministering to his fellow-man—to his material needs. He is raising by centuries the stand- ards of living of millions of people. A carpet sweeper, the world’s best music on a disc, individual transportation, thermostat for the furnace, a tungsten light, radio! He carries on where the inventor leaves off. Manufacturing, arousing the desire to buy, distributing, financing — these are his contributions. MM‘ this simple test: Recall a lux- ury of twenty years ago. Ten to one that luxury today is a necessity to every family in the land, and the busi- ness man has made it so. And he has made it so not entirely from:a motive of gain, but also because of an inner satisfaction which abides no less in the business man than in his fellow-professional-man—the satisfac- tion of having been of service tohis kind. The spirit of American Business! How else can you account for the re- markable fact that the American busi- ness man, in his short life, has produced three times the material wealth that the whole world had been able to pro- duce up to 1776, and produced it not for himself alone, but for all— Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief, Doctor, lawyer, merchant, chief. Business also serves. It ministers to the comfort of humanity. bo aber BUSINESS is a magazine which believes in the integrity and stability of American business. Pub- lished by the largest business organiza- tion in the world, it is founded on the belief that anything not for the good of the public is not for the good of business. Subscribers today, 222,519; one year ago, 194,409 _ Reading NATION’S BUSINESS is a good habit for young business men wR I * ~~ . AN — AN ~~ 5 en MERLE THORPE, Editor A MONTHLY MAGAZINE PUBLISHED BY THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF THE 2 UNITED STATES , inte 00 eidhinbiligh lge ites 1 NRE RL CREM, FH! Ube” PASTE oh pee or td i “Fi “i ie nie errs areas late mae fe. ne ind AAA i a | 1 Btw me ee eee, z o +o. oe . 7 + oa w& Sen ee b. wl ? we one _* * & > Ee i © ee - / * hein ak ee m &~ . eth ead ee Ry eens a aes ** + ew -~ Res Mle ~ Prete dy. —, ** vo om * +> . a ~ ~~ ele - © Sey v > > > - ho on o ii ee Si ok i: doe ~ © a * om oy i om ne tet * ane

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Pati Gesture of Reconcttation Warmly Applanded; dance Addams Rep reaent« 1 S at Peace Paries T?¢ the Aganrmatne i’ reoeee (EN FE LA A Ue nf "Thi « rig. ry # is i] i rye Py presi ig? ‘ fy TmOnani Reichs'ac heing es CANCELLATION OF DEBTS ALL WAR URGED BY BAKER entinued frem Page f° - - = c ae Ce + pe Tz = po an or Btufr . . i. re ~~» -* & "= he + C.856 ‘ . = ot ~ es - . ~ . 43 — - ee 5 St - 4 & . - - , as : & oo lustr 34: sa = , : : ona On a é ign = r tad c - a a - 7 s : ye ore ty in ‘Its Attitude. 1? th ~> 4 rege z = oe _ ivi? r i > -& ~ . ar ¢ e oad ; ~ aia | =. > - o . > ~ H -- 7 — 4 - ’ a . 4 4 S sk t © = a{>'* ’ ~ . ~- f “ « ie : oe bien; Ree se ee Fa So ee , 3 7 Ae he Panes pitied I ach nm. aa - * . and return -herked. lickets aot goo i — nr $16.50 ssa’ ressr “Return Limit September 6 6 4 ri ; i aaa Aer. | ee eae ar A ie cat titer wy VE xe r; y . wo ty ‘ Ly Pes es Tickets good 15 days. Leave St. Lonis September 3, 4, 3. 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Entire Remaining Stock Summer Suits At Less Than is Your Size Here? $11.50 é& $13.50 Seersuckers : ss 7670 $18 Palm Beach Suits - SQ: 75 $18. 50 Mohair Suits al » $9 .00 $30 Two-Trouser Mohairs mous (3 1 | 2 | 47 $45 Silk-Lined Mohairs $9925 $30 ap espe od Flannels | ey? oad Ue $35 Tro dicals c Fianneis | fs 25 $40 Tropical Worsteds ee i oa ~ $qQ: 75 $45 Tropicals & Poplins Pind Sima “$50 Tropical Worsteds *24: J 307 Fashion Park Suits Formerly Priced at $50, $55, and $60 103 Two-Trouser Suits Formerly Priced at $45 and $50 - £ I ¢ = fies i * Prag 4 [or » + . ; . . % > = ~. ; ~ rn Ty ¢ m3 . . 7 i \\ ‘ ™ ! rlrest ; rar ry YY —_ ro ' ae | Lif ie One and Two-Trouser Suits Values to $43,Now....... 305 Shirts, Values to $3.50 .... $1.00 Special Group Shirts, up to $6... . |4 off White Si'k Shirts, $6 to $10 Value, $2.95 Bat Ties, Emtire Stock .......... 65€¢ 164 Neckties, Values to $2.00 .... 50c 37 Madras Union Suits, Size 36, Now 65c 47 Pair Golf Hose, $6 to $11 Values, $3.95 72Z Pairs Fancy Lisle Hose, $2 Values, 95c 14 Slipover Sweaters, $5 Values . $1.95 Boston Garters, 50c Value .......27¢ fluality Corner ~ Locust at Sixth FIRST MATCH Tennis Champion and New Partner Defeat Seattle Pair, 6-3, 6-3, 64, in Na- tional Doubles. * RLINE. Mase Aug. 3 a =. 0 ~~ = “* a Tiiden and Alfred HE. - - ~_t + " a ad {i = : - ~ -” ri ~~ - — 7 "aA -" $ : > w- Pt sigh: set vict er er - % a / nd 2 neodo ad We 7 ; - — ~— W asr. 3 7 n - 4 a = - ,ears se 3 a _ . om TE” me : ~ 7 . ; ' f = €St COMOIBAIION Trained > ‘orr -* a"o7s rrt ‘ the ‘the mational singles cham- . _ ee —_— 3 partner from Spring- « *ir attaca was “rEg ? —_— x natro Tiden and r xterdine them " — ee oe alien. | - 3 “ arr) 5 oe | he nS 2iz s s 2 & rai? z «& e >a! e 7 r maa rg + . =o Tre ser trows 2 po wer- -_ ? - et - re Te - oc - rol -* = . 4 Laden ad - = a - hear @ 2 aes a » a - _- = ~ # ~~ ¥ a2 nal — a — 4 -ate 4 An’or ——_— CC ~ —" Tt a \ em YF Z | —— xX ~- - - . oo — een. & Pau " ae ror , ™ 4 = “ - ediietieee e e ‘oe ao -_ = Cardinal Averages { a a we BATTING RECORDs. | 18. R. H. Sh.Sh. RELAY. *etkeren ee 5S @&@ 868 @ 42a®@ I. Bet s7@ 49 134 23 8 S&S? 2338 H. ceeabs 4tS 7% 1346 11 3 73 Set S‘thworth 239% 75 125 1% 11.37 294: PNoathit 0 G4 126 31 1% 49 26 Holm 134 18 CUCU OD ee Riade« 417 73 127 638lCUS6 CO Oe Rettemie,y 499 79 146 13 3 9S ee Reinmkart eo &$ 338 1 Sas Flewers eo te 1) 1 © @ see! Te percer 72 10 19 &@ @ @ Ziti (Farrell 423 @iitissts = Faliebar is @ 4‘ @ @ @ 3aT Thevrernew 482 31117 17 €§ oe wee ®herde-! ea 8 17 © @ & 248 Flafer im 132 23 4 @Tf 3 Vick = hlUe ® 31 © 2 Faines am 430 1 8 6 2 WV arwitek ” 6 3 t& €¢ 32 ae \ierander = =. ® & @ 1 .7=s Rhem 73? © 143 8 & Tee Hi Bel! 2s 3 ss é¢e fF .e Keen a a ee Johnsen 32 ¢@ «¢ ®@® 6 6 #20 ‘LIB BATTING Caré‘le Magen took 14) BPS Par ts 35-4—7* P +as partse with MacDo- 4 Smith of Mew York, whe tere --ces against Hagen and Gere Faraten of New York fs an ehiSt- "'em for the benefit of James Wt: - r . . j : 7 es'ertay ae? the Highland | i pra stetrtopped the new i & * eetet? ” per chemo 32 e teokes the 18 holes , amma’*ewur a4 ogee 8 ae Rriti, ces «hawpien scored ea 4 — — —s. 7 +s $5335 = ete om ——* Phew Wemrorta! Ee-epta! oe Sarare- tack 74 etrokes and tte? te ™a*ch erded a!) square | F E was far from par gott = -'-g = 4 = which -e a * -e4d with Harry Caeper sf Se Xa-sas “i++ againet Sureses ne _ or acared well and TEST POINT SN YF Lug. 7 ae T “ ~ac* "ae rence Jates experts | : > ™en te apmear "SF etueeder for | Se ‘he Wear F =* “ga@eta firet Reming be E Practice 7 +h. seagor onee & rs terring hie first yet ae ene } : he hardes — : — a he “ss root ¥ REDS Scol nn rr ee a ee Sassen SER ee arene ee ee ag neictnennniiS eaten

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ber 4 turday and 12:05 am Sunday, —_ in chair cars — ot good via Chicago, tember 6 ain up to and including tember 6. a ee cation and recreation center. ~ boating. Bathing beaches. verywhere. Many amuse. open to visitors. ft. and Un Station, won Or ask tay Exchange. Phone MAin 4980 = pel Ks S a rea- tely re- 7 equip- nity to that it prices, uits 1d $60 Uuits $50 easted, for ind plaids, | worsteds . smartest ider men, = oe a> -_-—— o_o ; MW AIDIZILTC MARE \ EIS ORT ———— Rt ee | TILDEN CHAP! RST Tennis Champion and New Seattle ' Pair, 6-3, 6-3, 6-4, in Na-| Partner Defeat tional Doubles. By the Associated Press BROOKLINE, Mass.., William T. Tilden Chapin Jr.. began their national doubles championship to- quest of the straight set victory over and Theodore Me- Wash.. holders, 6—3, 6—3., day with a Wallace Scott Donald of Northwesi title t—+4. The Far a barrare court pion and his Seattie, Pacific West combination rained terrific shots into the national singles cham- partner from Spring- field, Mass., but their attack was lacking in control. Tilden and Chapin, without extendine them- selves, were able to carry off the match in straight by a walit- ing game, Seattle pair making of the net Scott’s service power- ful weapon after dur- ing which he difficulty controlling the In the second and third wevyer, he aced the victors repeatedly. , Despite a warm sun Gorn the courts, Chapin plaved sweaters, the \ of tne ~ Oj Sets the most their errors art proved a the first experienced Se?’ delivery sets, hy which Tilden fhroughout in oting their drives the Washington futile bh 52 ¢ and their upon sho at feet of men as made dashes for they the their barrier., | FIRST ROUND. William T. Tilden, Phila Alfred H.°€ It Mass.., defeated Scott and Theodore Seatfle, Wash., 6—3. 6 Kenneth Appel and John Van Ryn, New York, defeated Anton von Bernuth and Harry Wolf, New 7ork, S—1. 6—0 6—» © @ © 499 | L. Bell.....470 69 154 23 9 8&1 .228 | Hornsby ...418 7% 123411 3 7 21 Sthworth 398 75 125 18 11 oF 3414 Douthit 109 G4 126 31 18 41 .208 Holm see sR SR TFT 3:32 es Blades ..417 79 127 9 6 42 205 | Rottomley .499 79 146 123 2 92 .292 Reinhart - 8 2 2 3-2 2 Flowers do fees ee eee ee 284 | Teporeer ee Sle | ee ee ee O'Farrell 423 49 111 9 2 56 .262 Hallaban Is oO 4 060 0 © 2867 Thevenow Goa Gti 337 17: @ 46 259 | Sherdel i ee Oe Re ee -280 | Hafey "78 33 28 4 017 246 | Vick 6. 8 1 OS 0557 Haines — £4 7 2:86 363 2A Warwick 10 60 = 1 ©6© 1 2306 Alexander . 49 2 >. & @:2 ee i Rhem . ~ © 14 3-8 2 299 H. Bel! 3 a: ©. 3 aa Keen ba | 4 ae ee ee 059 | Johnson 12 Oo oo: Ss 8 sé 000 | CLUB BATTING. Cards 4378 644 1241 180 67 589 .2: PITCHERS’ RECORDS, — mewn. IF. W.l. Haines 63 164 31 425 146 190 3 Rhem . 102 198 62 61 210 186% Reinhart. 66 130 21 32 1091-3 7 4 Sherde} 84 192 28 47 171 19. Keen S2 159 28 44 148 10 8) Alexander 66 156 39 22 1522-23 10 8& H. Bell 38° «7% 20 18. FO 2- 6&6 fothoron am Be nt tt 273-3 23 8B! Maliahan. 25 26 27 230 871-83 138 ' Johnson 2&8 611015 49 03 — JONES SCORES A 69 TO HAGEN’S 73 IN AN EXHIBITION MATCH By the Aasociated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 30.— Bobby Atlanta met Walter Hagen vesterday at the Highland Jones of Holf Club and outstripped the new vned Western open champion | hy four etrokes in the 18 holes The Ameri, amateur and open and Rritish champion ror 69 "OY one par on the 655 + Yard links while Hagen took 73 Strokes. Par is 35-35—70. Bobby was playing with MacDon- ld Smith of New York, who took rr ‘ Strokes, against Hagen and Gene Rarazen of New York in an exhibi- tion for the benefit of James Whi:- . i% Cron. ‘an open under comb Riley Memoria] Hospital. Sarazen took 74 strokes and the | match ended all square. Bobby was far from par golf tn) the morning round, {n which he Was paired with Harrv Coope- of Kansas City against Sarazen and) Smith but Cooper scored well and, they won, 2 up ARMY TEAM TO OPEN PRACTICE THIS WEEK i Pr the Aapociated Trees | WEST POINT, N. Y.. Aug. 30.—/| 2 fad foach Lawrence Jones expects ‘5 men to appear Wednesday for | the Waet P, ‘int Cadets first footbal) | Practice of the fenson Jonee is! Serving his firet vear as coach With one of ‘the hardest eched- | Ulex in) recent years. he has good | m@terial in Hewitt. captain: Wilson, | arapne! l and Hlard Ne. in the back- eid: Born. Harbold and Davidson, ends. and Daly. Schmidt, Seaman Saunders. Wam: iocks Sprague and Plias in the line Aug. 30.—| and Alfred H.| PPA PLP ta , ¥ : | E ONE RUN 43 A Closeup of Sportsman’s s ‘Park Muddy Field Yesterday : os Se A ES Et tite nee of darkness). der and O'Farrell; Smith. Brooklyn 6-7-0, New York 2-7- Batteries: 4. Batteries: Petty and Deberry: Davies, Ring, len. Chicago 5-14-0, S- Mays, grave. Lueas, Scott and McMul- Cincinnati 1-10- Batteries: Root and Gongales; Meeker and Har- Open dnte for Philadelphia and Boston. - —_ Alexan- Aldridge and Ch ine f a ee a ee ee eae teat eames Standings of the Clubs. NATIONAL LEAGUE. If They If They Games Win Loe to CLUB. Ww. # Pet. Today roday. Behind Play. aoe nome a 7 49 588 592 58 0 bs #5 nnati nh as wee yeh 8b 7: 3 ITD 5BS 65 ly OH | CARDIN ee ee aa ee to 72 53™ 76 579 571 | 29 | ES eee ee ee as 57 44 548 540 § 29 | Oe r ree . 59 64 480 4iR4 476 L! 31 | seokiys . 60 69 4165 169 463 15 2% en ey woe 0 a 48 7 200 OOS 487 24 31 lladelphia pies 6 eed 0m ss 45 75 .380 372 25% 34 AMERIC. AN LEAGUE. If They If They Games CLUB Ww I Pet. Today Todas Beh 4 Z i ] . a a s ind. ade week Se ae rh 47 -627 .63 622. 0 ad Css eageh sei Duquoin If Cardinals lose two and Reds lose: Clab. Ww. L. Pct. ge 40 595 Cincinnati ........ 73 54 575 CearGemals «+: ats 70 2.40 Coyne i(R Cheatham) 7.80 Time, 1:15 Bellfont Sar dal wood. ae Ice, nee State, Revolt, Pressel ais0 ND RACE. Six furlongs Clem Theisen ‘(J () Brien) 1940 4a0 460 , (C_ Yates) 52.40 27.20 M ullock, (D. Lynch} 4.20 me 14 4- Queen of Allah. Shas ta Bor, Frank Sumpter. Annie Lyla. Rock Settee: Peter Lee. Modna Emanc Berm rain and should the Cardinals hold) Sam Breadon, chief owner of the ‘club, got his white shoes plastered the effort to dry reasons management noo brown, directing (‘ardina! It wanted the $49 in the stands. So great a number of rain checks turned loose for a series for which most of the seats already had been sold was a pros- pect for confusion. The Cardinal Continued on Next Page. why the wanted play for two innings the legal Fame | would be in and the Ptrate lead cut to a fraction of a game. The decision waa for play. For |'more than an hour thereafter, workmen massaged the § infield Rarrow after barrow of dirt was wheeled on and poured on the puddles eae me on Racing Results | ed At Blue Bonnets. By the Assoctated Press. FIRST RACE Five ) en Capitol (Moore)... 10 5§ 4.36 MeNeill seagate ee os Eliza Jane ‘Chalmers). oases ; eee 4.50 Time. 1:02 1-5. Matchmaker. hex, Muscarum, Sphericity, Troutlet. Urge Il Sun of arene. King Midas, Key of Para- dias also ra SFAOND RAC E. longs Five and one-half fur Ponjola also ran Lincoln Fields Workouts. in | ug. 80.—Rules governing th: | — . & th? | DETROIT. | of New York, | feated Fdward ' Roush Doubles and Christensen Singies Off Sheriff Blake a ee |) Donohue, on Mound for Cincinnati, Gets Off to Good Start—Cubs’ Winning Streak Attracts Good Crowd. — - —e + pitched for the Cubs in the The Batting Order. CINCINNATI, (HICAGO. Critz Yb Adana ‘tb Roush «f Heathcote rf Walker rf Stephenaon If Christensen if Wilson cf. Pipp Ib ‘;rimm 1b Hargrave Beck 21 lpresaen 3b. i ooney ge Ford ess. Harnett c. Dbonohue p Blake ob. ot es—Hatr. O'Day end Kiem. Peg on nb ee ee ee i ee ' Baseball ‘Scores te te * NATIONAL LEAGUE. 123466789 ER NEW YORK AT BROOKLYN BROOKLYN. BRatteri as New ¥ ork—— Jf rr ~Juill an ard Flerence Brook! yn——McGraw and Deberr BOSTON AT PHILADELPHIA. PHILADELPHIA. 00110 Ratteries: Boston——Smith and Tavyior Philadets ahi ts (“arison and Wileon AMERICAN LEAGUE. ‘$.934 8686 = ea ) me Ge . 9 a5 ee ~ eer * « > italia ew & ~ /*~ eee «2. ~ — a. =~ ws a. ie - ~ y me —~ - in ‘teeny e% &- ae . a. a . . ® * ee Oe EO Bete & »* - ~ ~ ~ > = ~ Rete ay a ln, Pain Sy i ~ ewe eer ae 1. * meow s > . _ oe hn ae ‘eeaial oh = © ~ eee eee wan me Ne ee anced =~ 2 & + we &s » « > toe © a %s w ae + " ’ * Yves » ba Yee i ‘ * er een ay re. re we nen tee a a she. ~ al. ie ee Se ete — eae A Mi hle Re Woo, > ** ~ ” ; a he A eo te eek Ree ee > . . oie “ “ « + ten Sp step 1)" i i i 7 z re p Ms at ae e/a ne er yt yar EE “ yar ae ” “ ef 7 iat ¥ - a PR Te eaiak . Se, dO Aa ig My, gt Qewe ot * N a. « tip. 4 » on Se ened baal on die ened ee - oo » «= oa Ne om. ~~ ©. <n

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Chee SN ee ee ee Aa Pa’ i ¥ oe “ee ue Sphir Mote ie WSs § RS eae VF cron, A rat | KURP, IRON TITLE HOLDER ary GOES THROUGH ~~ SEVEN ROUNDS amen _—— Champion Says That His ‘New Nose Has Stood Test During Three Weeks of Stiff Workout Sessions. Br the Associated Press. ATT ANTIC CITY, XN. J.. Avg. 39. Jack Dempecy * reBui® Tose *as as (jrecian as ewer todar after having been subjected toe a terrific batter- ng@ from thrree weeks of Lis train- ing campaign pen. Dempeer is the least concerned of ali over his nose. In fact. he has urged his rough playmates tr ‘ake a healthy sock at it. Severalc? them have done just that. with no distress to the champion “fv nose te realivy better ‘for fighting than Tunneys.” said Jack It will give under the strain of a hard punecn If I hadnt gene nto the movies after ihe operatior "re public never would have theught anything about Can Breathe Easily One reason for the be.ief that Tempsera nose would prove 6 handicap was ‘hat it was reported to have been modeled from para- The fact is that disi:King cauh- fiower ears he once had. Jack sub- mitted to an operation which re- moved this excees cartilage for use ‘mn rebuilding the bridge of his nnee DEPGAE meee with its broker ridge forced im ti breath through hie mouth. a serious hand caD ts an fiehnter Wir ‘6 re. ome be has a ciesr air pessage and the old wheezing and snorting i« metabie by tts abswernce during his present workouts Inaepired he che presence of 27anar 2®=na °n epectz‘ors. half of them women, Dempser snapped into his *@-round workout yesterdar. The cronwrd was the largess? tha’ ~as watrhed the champion in action thus far Ma ler oted Ais atts er ry, ‘locking. and feet work. occaston- aliv shooting over a righ’ cross a hook ora savage rip *9 the bod: Comedy Is Mixed In. Dempeey boxed seve: rounds wyea- ing five spirring mates He cut lwose his heaviest blows against entry one man Charlier Andersen of ( nicago. a 2712-pound negro. An- Gerson bored the first two rounds with the champion going easily in the firs:. In the second howerer Dempser drove a right-hander un- Ger Andereon'« heart the: ; by? dropped him. He was banging on a* the finie? The comedy of the afternoon was hall by Joe Nassau of iIn- fianapelis. a one-time wrestier Nassau, a squattr-lonking ind!- vidual. with a hack of his hea: Dempeey with head lowere4 itke an enraged Pull. fiaving the air with right and left ewings None Of them found their mark Dempn- ser jolted him « few «colid emacke which caused Nassau ‘o shake his head, like a dog Pulling Cn A rope each time he got hi: Joe Kurp. the iron man from Shamokin. Pa. is on the hospita! list as a result of «she pasting he received. Kurp suffered a siligh: internal hemorrhage ef the nos« efter the workou? Tunney Moves Tomorrow. v the Associated P ese BSPECULATOR,. N. ¥ Aug. 3 sene Tunney tomorrow will move to Btroudeburg. Pa. to enter train- ing Quarters nearer the Fhilade!- phia Sesquicentennial stadium where his bout with Jack Dempseyr takes piace Sept. 23. A few miles on the road some work with the light and heavy bags. and a few rounds with his eparring partners compie'ed the last 4aya work yesterdays Tunney says if he wine the cham- mionship he wil! come back here ‘o do fils training for future bouts Bill Osborne. his host and ike Tunney. an ex-Marine is so sure Tunney will win that he is alread: planning a new cottage for a ‘rain ing camp near his hote! sg PHIDADEL PHT. Aug 31.— Tex. Rickard. promoter ef the Tight put in a full day here yee- terd&y visiting the big expositien and holding various conferences having to do with the approaching “pattie of the century and a half Oréers for tickets and actua! eales thus far are war beyond >is expectations. Rickard said and beth in attendance and money the Dempeer-Tunner encounter is ex- pected to set up new recorésa FReporte last night that Tex Rick ard and Frank Wiener. chairman ef the Penneylrania State Athietic Commission -had engaged in 4a wordy war over methods of ticke* Gistribution were said by the pre- moter. in effect. to be ineorrec’ Wiener could not be ‘ecated for a statement. Rickard said that there had been an argument corer tick- e's. but that the question was se*t- tied amicabir. ere ne STOCKHOLM aug 2% — Aarne Berg. thé Swedish swimmer -res- terdar * bis own werlde ree- le at yards free style owt - S4se Mine covefing the @ietance in 14x The worlds recerd. 14 433-4 was Mate by Berg at Horeciulc (2 19r4 ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH —— MAN OF DE . a - _ NF a a a i ie ‘LL REMEMBER: HIM a mis ERY > 1S a , “ec Woutn Ad & = PART TO RELAYING “OVER A GiAses CF a ‘4 A CABARET, Harkey GRE ENRDLYRANRCE Wie MAKT Aim FOREVER REWMNEWNSEREY CAtweyT FICATERS ih \oTORN “OMN TRamep FoR Thee Piuaactr in EVEN in THOSE WHERE Ye HAY TD ME WENT THRODGe THE ATT THREE ROWDMP7 FAGTER THAN THE Peet. 3 veeg aS we 36, 000 SEE CARDS. AND PIRATES OPEN LITTLE WORLD SERIES Crmtineged from Precedimg Pacr ~’RAY’S COLL Oe eae ee a i a championship fight m which the world's heavyweign fo rT ‘Bigger Crowd. tween the ropes and a ¥ ~ . *, 2 Py -_ " ad id maa ee ow + “4 — -¢ - oe - o im io i - : be ae pe ~ - a 7 ~ o| a - _ a on a ~ - ~ RB © >| * 0 ~ - ee “ > = A> = 3 ~ - = ‘ iam at a _ ant ow . t g = _ ~~ ,* i = pei spe ad & 42.2 ~~ ee o. - ™ ~ - Pe —~ ‘ ‘ - + au = - - ize o rage ae - De sa sc . = @ @-+¢ ant i ye - ~ - on J - ©® s2ne erd ‘ , 3 — is - ~ = -—~-* - _ s ~ - *"" is ak > oe ies -_ iia - « Pe 36 - _ a 4 2 3 r " - ee es . ; +5 a Ls - , Trfs was ® _ - ‘ a 1 Fis a * on -_ “ . - pe .na -WilONning and - 4 ‘ a Bron "in * ar aol ‘a 2 r is 2” 222 @ — « ~ on a on = be ~ — s “ Ss ii @ se - Tia a Te “~ _ > > ~~ a — + s & 3 x =T « + eon = x -_ ? rin gs . ‘ = 2 x — £& 3 } al = ? oe | -~ ~ > » _ we — — e “+> = - a sat “ om : x Ad = ee, | a a - e a | she a 3 re% > zt . we -_ > = — wn " mm e - ; - 2 ~ - - - a B x. . a = . - (ee : oF \ ~~ . 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"2a - gs? an 4 - e- > 7 ~ _— — . 7 - = — ~eetsee a +A ~ 22 a- 4 - os ’evy - - 4 *hea — “~ _— —~——- — | ~~ ~ # ha Aa ~oA ~ * . “ee 6 » « ~ ex Veo ~ = mesa" - oo om . oe = 2 aa ir" -2 _- a rm | ~ —_ ts ~~" > 4 7 , | > oe * sTagce an e B: ~ > ~ “4.27 _ % ~ = > ara — Te . 4a- © - - : 2? Sov + ~ rhe a* 2 o@¢ = 2 > 2@ : 2 — . - e o te arc . S@. . + - : _ ~ = r a ' > F-- an * a4 RACES August 30 to Sept. 6 MIDWEST FAIR FAIRMOUNT PARK Admission 50c¢; Nights. 256 | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — EMPSEY TRAINING STAFF; GOES TO HOSPI1 COV PLO AM Oa Ml - a ee ee eee Who’s Who Sin Basebali ee LEADING HITTERS. VATIONAL LE AQet EE. Plarer— (tub. G&. AB. R. H. Pet. Hargrave. Reds SI 244 32 91 373 Rre«esier. Reds “6 oO >. 107 266 Grant'm. Pivtes 1123 342 S32 119 3 Steph'sen. (ube Til = (hrist'sen. Reds S* 2H Leader a +rear age teday: Hernus- by. (ardinals, 34. 4WERICAN LEAGIL E. Piaver—i inab. f.. AB... RX. HH. Pet. Foth’raill. Tig’s “@ 232 Se 115 .393 Ruth. \ankees i273 407 118 155 3°75 Manush. Tig’rs 107 3282 74 141 368 Rurns. Indians 135 495 SS ist ..064 (cesiin. Sen’ors 121 468 S64 14 36! Leader a rvear age tedar: Speak- er. Indians. .39%. HOME RU HITTERS. Piaver— iab. AR. Rath. tankees co nebietneaes ar Wiltsen. ( ubhbs eileen aici: Williams. Browns ry Simmors. Athietics ae 1? Bettemicr. (ardinals Gestin. Senaters 1¢@ Lazzeri. tankees . 8 LEADING RUN SCORERS. Piarer— 3 “Zz . ~ - z i ~ - linton 4, Jeff City Inton ’ = - : * a a = = S 4 ~A« ~ “ | - - s - - . . : . - m4 ¢ ~ = - - ~ g = - - a - a. 3 ' the : : ers > om ° - ~~ “ r Ro s “ “- . stare x a’ = t . - 2 ” : z - a - — ~ a er 23 ~ ~ ~ r . . - a 7 > . in . 2 a + al > unin 4 “0 — La Ss = -”™ “ - - a ~ — 7 — na ~ 2 - are on a - _* - * _— a — $s . = BLAIR WINS HANDICAP MEET AT NORTH HILLS agiden’ $s ~ ~ ~ 2 : x > 5 5: = an ‘: on ~- 2 N Se - 2 - - 7~ ~ _— a ae — . et - & = - ° 7” - - °° - . = : * - - ~ 7 i . — “7. % - os 2 : > - : : = at - on a z _ : ss - ft. sa , i ‘ef pase zy. . . izoan It does not seem ~ writer thinks Mickey will KILDUFF IS SUSPENDED FOR 10 DAYS BY HICKEY WORTH MORE —hand made, long filled WORTH MORE — Sumatra wrapped WORTH MORE —five full inches WORTH MORE —generously good CIGAR Retail Desier: Supplied By 44% RRB aS DAILEY’S SCOUTS IN MUNY |; ‘aul en L ACLEDES RAIN AND MUD uy “PREVENT OTHER = QUARTERFIN Defeat of Missouri Pac iic Squad an Upset; Post- poned Contests Set for Next Saturday; Sem finals Sunday. . ~ - - 2 > > uar “& z a - their ra ai” ” ” M4 ° 4 rr. rt om aeiet Park r upee Z —_ eliminating the Eagi- be f > nesrTs. - ‘ Te r _ e« 4 garTues = be 3 » - “2° a da rith (se¢ Pr ; . ~ “ = 4 we tty wee and the ~~ é - $ = bo > 7 rs a *| er os | Tere * g- ea* . ~ st ™ Ermeineer &§ ; — ren TpBe Dis hm three and a haif innings Man- : LT * ~ sing relieved Harr but the Sem-/ sere bad knocked met 13 hits. Mirst baseman English and catch- er Daris led the attack with four en | : Edd Steir man aclede. hurler was in good form and allowed the .....88 Engineers only eight hits ao > c LACLEDE GAS ¢ i: AB RHE Brgte % 3 FS FS SiS . . Abnre w @ fs & Vie | © Breem 3% 5 1 1 1(§ eee 1 En@oh 136 2 4 25S t t Dker W@i ii ers Any ' &£ oe et $ 2 2 OS 1 Seotts S&S Post-D + Daris . 5 2 4 a) . 2 2 Stman pS i ft OG 2 and Ai } - — 1 © Torale. 4313399 25 ere «6 + 8 $ the 3 i_ear ie with a Deuwkie play --Engitar arr & bite 6 rons t-3 insta Let neares' er -aseeFErg‘neers _ae-'-de Gee. 2 Time of came—Zh 14 —mpires—Lay accomy toe and Kerr Scorer— Dempse giving DEMPSEY’S INDIANS BEAT shee ed AE — os «Sets hes scag RRS ARON tiers A cdl We bad baseba!! at Sherman | PP vesterday when the Municipal | es* la .é “ Pp As t representatives, scorers and he igermen. met in their annua! a close No entrik empseys Indians scalped ai- 7uts > i. SS emrower set err record, gumming up -~ a, » @ en" * a? ina d and a ‘= a a | c « 7 made Ae ; ‘Ss x SEY'S IN. , DAILEY §_S008 s» ’ + a = > BE fe 3 OO 2 G am - r 7 tt Ts oe b pe t pi | a : y fy iw « =f 2 % 2 a a” \ 7 ' i. Rove hal | : 7 £3 (11% tise © 2828 = 7 | ’ e Da «rr 7 é% bd existe Tt ore hes x 2 aees on balle— HT Po « e 2 Brie | out—B* Pailecs - s ‘(== a ww ee 7 * 7 ' . ta’ A iz rel, Las Week aior league record eof ga PY ¥ ar : a? rune - ts eT - Tr» - rants rune srg ham 4ing games of Saturday . — De we | _ a7 [ os >t - wi ilRk H EOS : z - a = 2 4 tt . . - s- ao . 2 "¢ - : = —_ 4 > » a ~-« - a? ; i's ‘ 2 } /_ « a ade ionta.. > ‘ a 35 ’ > “ew Tork g 4 Bea«> = 4 —~ -* 33 AMERICAN LEAGtU® Teas te . R 7 F&F OF *veiard - ‘ 4% ao > * phia -.-- 2a $430 TE: z 4 : na &3 5 19 Sen ington 44 3 3 oe Yorks sn ae * 7 4 3? a6 $& #81 Meaz . . ; i7 Bos: - eo ~- 2 B38 tt 82 WILL WIN IN END, ! SAYS PRESIDENT OF. - FRENCH TENNIS BODY — Br ne en a et om Parr: {“ 33 — Rete o an fig ' : France = td ef aTie “up with ber reaog ter ears wiltimate’ - not thee Terning the ‘arthcoming "ge Between the Frerch piaey- ; _ and? the Enited States team, Bf | ag Presider: eof the Freoct Ten- _ Federation. caid todar “We ie a 2 pwr , . i Lave ower eal Ment ted Wea rea’ a > rh of - 4 “°° s¢ch stare as iden, John | an Richards ac¢ Willams. are tf tf we etn rontin te making | "@ challenge round * Frasce- | Pam or: can affair year’s. Fe men & . wie lw the end four our men are | Feunger.”

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SPITAL i] [ACLEDES ELIMIN Seuueeeeneeee aaa SE ee Sa ET Iker, Thro ugh th Sebitheay Box Callahan — at sr Welter King Has No of Chicagoan’ SB « Wicked Wallop. ~--- ee ee re ee By Fair Play. (Copyright, 1926.7 VY YORK, Aug. 30.—Mickey r is back again with a chip aq 1 PO). Se ae it re Ri at has aay Ee ———— _ HAIN AND MUD PREVENT OTHER } QUARTER FINALS Deen of Missouri Pac ‘ic | Squad an Upset; Post- poned Contests Set for Next Saturday; Semi- finals Sunday. Unger. a = ne eee _ tianlian eating —eeteneennaeeeenmeeeen ————$—$—— a a ere ee ee ee ee -_MUTT AND JEFF— Maybe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___ MONDAY EVENIN G, AUGUST 30, 1926_ OP Jeff's Right; el a i a i ee ee eee —— i i i You Can Search Us OO cl lad al rl ala all radar eal aff rual al eaten i i i i i a ae a a i a PO nl a a eh (Copyright, Trade Mark LO LO LOL NS eg ref i i i i a a 1926 Reg —— pe a ae - i i i i i i din a aaa Fisher. Office.) by G. ss. G& S. Pat. i i i i ai adda dd i aa a se ee Ree ee —By Bud Fisher ; i i i i i i | ; | ? i ' i i | uarter: ina i “a - ed to say he is through .”! EF ssicipal elimination series yester- to the critics of intercollegiate ath- sroadway for all time ang gay. Laclede Gas, Empire League | letics who talk about “‘commer- ow devote his attention to winner, and the i-ngineers, of the | claliem,” 3 & back his welter crown. Missouri-Pacific oe . played alan via b In all modesty, {t can be etated me in a drizzle at Caron- ae : OA © KEY point s to the fact that wage ~ sone the former upsetting oa ™ q that sitinols made & alg nit ak «x only 24 years old and is by _ vay ie liminating the Engi : P- : Franklin Field last year when- - ans a has-been... Ta thoge — - seg * ‘3 , _ al “a ay Bl aa “Red” Grange led his warriors to ave been thrilled by the cour. penta Seceies ad ame will hi th ‘ a : Ss victory. The Easterners liked the and fighting ability of the The postpon — essa eC Huw | way the Illini behaved on the fleld «a« é Binns , i laved next Saturday, with the : is d aa; Milica by th : th, N. J.. idol, it seems true ‘ge: ; Bund P iia ee — and they were impressed by - ' CHICAGO, A 30.—Sp Myers, | A Ee ; ‘ - . ray the seeded 2) . AY, ug. . Spug yers, , ; , . fs will give hin m chance sic; “Stimsere one of the seeded teams in Team Conte Ww Racin Entries _ i vad A bi MUNICIPAL TOURNEY | ,,0. 0 oni s ee oa ee 1 | nial exposition of 1876. Latzo The latter rabhbe 4 —— ——. Ss l Ose s q S ssem e ae ae 4m According to the contract, Penn ’ °% cig ate eré ey in the final] rouné robin With one exception matches in’ Roy of Faerao, N. BD. will Tight @ i « tle over the 10-round royte» ; 5 POT E RER aagoagea inciaimecshilac ioe f ' , : OE cs was to play a return game at Iili- ut |Laclede batters) were in great . . our tennis tournaments schedule@ | return match at Premoter Jim Mul- ie a Pein in his hom: 19? nd drove ney H ig at t M aes POO POLO LO LON alt tel ™ or ar yor for vesterday were postponed on ‘ sy s ; : nois. ‘But the Fastern team point- This would suffice to keep th _— > ieuthee® f ecaelg ined l ntg omorrow ty account of rain. If court conditions ore preety a: a Beast o6 'ed out to [llinois that the two : y's i t } i : rs é , s c ice b= Is . away from him. eee i eget ao ° { AT LINCOLN FIELDS permit, contests will be played to- ag The chogyeten? eR ‘é.nemen| teams could play before 100,000 : as Kesents Kearns’ Treatment in Maing relieved Hat oa © ieee: Biases | )| Early belibstlenn Are That| momen and juniora and tha Tripie | Preliminary. affair. Mullen is .try- | D0Ople at 946 Bene te She eee Kim ti co are . ing relevec rr 1@ bDOMm- | wee re 2 eee ss eee a women and juniors an 1e Triple! , : sant. a0 ate an | at the se j jal iti re is a stronger reason than ies . : ge Sete ; ing to match Shuffle Callahan | at 1e sesquicentennial exposition. however, Jack Kearns. who . nn failed to let a Selections Double in Number as Time Grows Shorter; Pub- gyorg 7 ieee = sit Many Strong Teams Will a ar ae cans Ge Bland torte and Mickey Walker, welterweights, To make things interesting,. Penn — “o) | iw Bwhen the game was over, the win- irst Race added, d-year-olds | en, a for his main event. . r zcS Walker, gave Mullins a | re | and up, eix furlongs: | - will probably be decided next Sat- offered to pay $5000 toward the me MeeSeeeS 4 ae ; : 1] S A , ’ . poe SS EE NRE aM MT . round for five years. trvins : sia oe igen tw 19 hits. lication of Selections No Comment on Their Colonel | *Ege Oe aa Be in the Field urday. == = -lexpenses of transport'ng the Hli- ‘ atch his big negro fighter. | prest baseman English and catch- | Merit: Trophies Total $200 | a ek aes Camilla he es ‘i The lone match played was a sec- | Lawless, O'Fallon, vs. Wilma Ben- | nois band. A Wills. with Jac} * Dem psc er Davis led the attack with four | ’ = is 4 ls*Infanie Paes 105 Aliso eligible. | Genz : : . ) ond round encounter in the annual! gon and Johanna Bauman, O'Fallon. Illinois courteously, but firmly a} i o, : atnag hitteg )- hits apiece. | Butch Girl 1090 *Peter Lee “.105 | 2eectal to the Post-Dispatch. Municipal championship for women First round—Mrs. Melicent Baehr turned dew th ti The ee eeeeeten that. Eddie Stein n. Lacl } Jr. ..105 *The Rove 100; NEW YORK, Aug. 30.—With|at Forest Park. Lottie Hagemeyer | and Lottie Hegemeyer, Forest, VS. | apthiet zs . ee me keyv's first fight will he ti , inman, Laclede hurler. | Tile Thought a 100 Annie Lyle 105} on P ae . r° g : yer, — -" | game was needed for the home : z was in goo¢c rm ane I ; } "Elis Le ..100 Qhiva . 119 | Se tember at hand. footba OOKS ih. 2. _ * ) eS. : - | ‘ 3 | wit . e004 fo: healt aides the = Eli Sep b } a ball look of the Forest Park Tennis Club ad Misses Lestman, Fairgrounds: Mrs le we So P 4] ‘allahan in.Chicago. This iis oniv sight hit i i i cs ce Ser ct iain 5 *Sarka 105 oating Ballot 105 , "i vanced to the third round by defeat- | Stahi and Lorraine Bisele, Forest, | *4"5- o Penn will pack up, bag. like a bad shot for Calla. “a ' ied She — nits. ° | — . 100 Sandalwood a 00 | over the horizon. Some university 'ing Serita Osborne in straight sets, ve. Ruth Minucciane and Mrs. Oscar and baggage and come west. Til, The latter is new to the g son a egg ules Governin; be Ruth c second Race, $1400 added. 2-vear-olds, foot ball coaches have their squads | 6—0, 6—2. Berghaus, Oakland 'nois probably could have mad : Raise ENGINEERS Cc ee maidens, five and one-half furlongs: 0 aati as ais ii , ‘ , l era o Re ‘though he possesses a pune h Are R.H_E sy mer RHE 7 Srinkt oh ae ee: Feontiret Fee ayer 112) already at work ard within a fort- | . Wenn aeat 2 2/1S8tman p & 1 1 O and Aug. $1 a team oO : ; : Navy. already p fine towards‘! : , Special to the Post Dispatch. - hicagoan a he , é; —_— oie we 5 a iain ; hi if) In ¢ in 1926. ; io psd ae a tae and Navy, alreaay point 5: AS NSS ginia KBaer vs Sadie Holtz, Josie’ kaw. Forest; Louise Rauch and | FLORA 1} Aug. 20 Odin Ted on rapa aoes no een 78 ann 3 0 0 Tota) : 4 se "Blast ec ones *Libertr .. 108) se atl he | ! ioeck ¥ yr 7 , - | : ~ " : tte , ; sod ities ae + hoo ee gD . | Totals. 431319 2 2 ers (except PRuth m $ Players must be selected on | = Finieh : 10] c x ‘‘s08| the big game which marks the | eieneietne 7 7 Vs. Bs — gtr | aba Rauch, ges sade V8. | sox defeated the Ciay City Mer- ; lites oe pul }172) “a ice Dn | * Broz 08 ‘ “ee das Al ~~ eo ‘ ever, 2iphine auch Vs. Marie! Me runsen a n Mae hodgers, : . ; h a fighter of Walker's un.- Totals. 35 7 4 : 3 4 aTR_A the National and Amer ¢ the basis of their playing in ha as- . 23, in . . ° ‘ . P . 4 a ‘ s ‘ , e- @ Pi ecadilly 114 *Resolute ..._. Q° | 6 a. fi ld Saturday afternoon grounds. Marie Krenning and Mary Forest. Whi: Beard and Petty. St in a man and it may hb. ‘ie BPitched ball—Byv Manning. "Grenaie. | Bi The reader whose team—two bamed on the merit of Rip Me- ¢/ © rth i *00 Raed” b-yent ld iO Sheek. Saths Sei 5, Wes oint's |= | fearne felted on thie ao 2 oe, balie—-Oft Harr. 3: off Steinman 1: i pitchers and eight men in the companying explanation. ct “Dp ith Race. $1700 — d-year-olds ~_ jieut. Biff Jones, West Point S | Re : Callahan aS a good tria } z : by on vel ails Pking seeming, | other positions—is the same cr Violation of any rule set forth «| oy tempat len 7 ba Py new mentor, had een — agen ene mys . [ ’ el : 2 € a le « " ~ 7. = qd | ‘ te pe tance “Enginees.S. ranene ees, xt |$ nearest Ruth's selection and * { here will render selections un- { Binckhead, ”..103 Supremus’ {1.1114 | Squad to report on ye enn, writer thinks Mickey wil! Time of i thas Cuentren re. ~ /¢ accompanied by the best letter available. | camden —" and Rothermel, J. N. | si ee “ de - through hi nd up. s 2. a ton an Kerr. Scorer—Dempsev. i giving reasons for the choice. The winning contestant wi «| Sixth Lace. $1! 50 added. 3-vear-olds Sta Se, ‘or 1am an orne ada | . = Se | -41) be declared the winner. receive $100 in cash and the ¢) and up. a en Seronee: wien other places where engaien com - UFF IS SUSPENDED :GQ §DEMPSEY’S INDIANS BEAT | The contest winner rust not § runner-up and third best s€- ¢) Fiance Seing ...105 *Nose Dive ....103 | —— within ine x cho sa | ik R 7 —— BY HICKEY | ’ § only select the same 10 play~: lections and letters $50 apiece. ‘ > i , ’ , | *Apprentice allowance claimed. lost but three regu- | polis hetween thre irnthae weal Seite Taal No entries will be accepted after midnight tomorrow. They may be | Pp » allowance ¢ | a W here seed wi ere : . ] yy } r] } Joi. j "I : “om joensen PPP BALA L ALP s ‘ J S oS | Nneapolis clubs that followed a Reon Oe ee nniped Pai- | either mailed or delivered personally. f - ‘| lars, is op ( eth | zg hy ‘ee at os “ : eY Ss Ss« outs, Me to Zz. Dempsey Let - 4 >| Bend T niversity s chances. and ; mpire Frank Con- Anew error record, gumming up: The trophies will total $200, the Hargrave, Cincinnati, catcher. |. AT BLUE POINTS ( particularly enthusiastic over Flan- | ven chances in center field and! winner receiving $190 in cash and thie,* Cleveland, pitcher. im S| his star half back. | 6“ topping the record of «i mad hy t, Sera x sach ; weed | ROGAN, ‘ ' : “fe he ix made Dy | the next two contestants $50 each. Pennock, Yankees, pitcher. = $800 Led - Columbia—A picked squad of 49 | Maney in oa?, 3} cwar Th el , wiienen . ? - First race. purse, Ac he | ‘i The yd ape | The winner will also be awarded Thelen Grone, 6621 Ww aterman | provin sia oF ier: 9 .vear Be ony foaled in’ men has been summoned by Coach DEMPSEY’S IN DAILEY's ecorrs | 2 bat autographed by Babe Ruth avenue, submits the following | the Province of Quebec. five furlongs: ‘Charles Crowley for varsity — ne © i ~ ~ > 77 p . . AB. R.H.E. | AR.R. -. «6and inscribed with the name of the tedain. Seesiay ..107 Noisy 10 : ° ich j , 18 days marc 4 3 3 O|V.Bip 2h 4 1 " 5 . ie Burns, Cleveland, first base. Beve. M. 107 'tice Sept. 7, which is only 18 da: J mae fei es 8 2 8 Be riges f tions by read-| Collins, White Sox, second bare. iad tah, purse, $800, 2-year-olds. | before the opening game with Ver- T. H E U x U R I O U S m= 3 2 2 wn wos § 2 8 A number of selections by read- , > b >. law maidens, claiming. six furlongs: 1 m4 6 2 OiFenc th 1 6 1 O aes Wright, Pittsburg, shortstop. Manran 108 Araneta tas | mont. os m4 2 Oi Kelle cf 3:0 2 9; &FS have been published from time Traynor. Pittsburg. third hase. oe eal Ot Gin Gin bit) Brown—Twelve letter men will | x = 3 4 ee: o— ae rf : 9 2 o to time in the tourse of the Navan Goslin, Washington, left field. aoe Rg 24 eee zo A be among the 40 football candidates | ~ ce = ‘ ? $ sai ai _ ; > Fa ‘ up rar afPy : } 1 e / cf 411 7!Seor 1° 3.0 2 9 test. AS has been mentione d before. Cuvier, Pitebdrg. center field. {| wery Jest ...1(°8 Detroit .......99)} reporting to Head Coach McLaugh- . ek P 3 I 0 Dailer es 3 0 2 © their publication does not mean Heilmann, Detroit. right field. | Romen Sandal .113 hae ‘o weeks’ early season vf Mu er Hf ° i ra) o atl a 3 : : o that they are receiving special Hargrave, Cincinnati. catcher. ere race, aus. $800. Maken 3-147) Bud err Pernt cnr pat oR pe hae oo ‘ . ” ic . = “=a ry a —. n » ee" a sy t aA- : - ' a , Pennock, Yankees, pitcher , ' Ne ene” sat Gee = ; , a — consideration. They are selected -_ ° Derelict enue: eee Veat...... 308 : ; ' . s foals, 33 917 7 Totals. 32 321 O + random from the pile of letters Uhle, Cleveland, pitcher. Morganatic 111 Dr. Chas. Weil's 1(9; bor day. Starting his first season ml a... ' 00 A 0 0 Fi Ry aa is] f ‘-hatever inter- John O'Loughlin, 3336A Blair ave- | King Albert My *B. D. Murphy _70' ag Strector of Brown's football ac- | 7 BM. Louls Scouts. 09000010 s —~ 4 and pebiisned 603 an a in nue, sends in this selection: | sega gf + do sl iO ‘os | tivities. McLaughry is preparing to | . Ra se hite—Pfeiffer. Dempsey. | ©St they may have for reade Burns, Cleveland, first hase. | Avispa "190 Boubrette Sec- #&#+| ‘ais ha new system of play here. soe-base hite—Fehlig. Alexander. Stolen; J.C, Pennington, 5323A St. Louis Lazzeri, Yankees, second base, = Fear ...- po oy = Penn State— Coach Hugo Bezdek | . be play. nae Dailey, Wamhof! PF ato avenue, sent in this selection today: Thevenow, Cardinals, shortstop. co A tay +4 saree ane oe 10% ce Ayer bate hecanh ita Great! g rollock. 19. Bases on halle—Off Pollock Burns, Cleveland, first haee. Traynor, Pittsburg, third base. Boxwood 198 ‘Balm » 1 | will tein — i ay Co wile so — os ee a eee ' Lazzeri, Yankees, second base. Fothergill, Detroit, left field. Fourth rg puree $800. claim’ vw. 3-!| drill Wednesday, — ——o mo | 7 ame, on. 0m np - | ' year-oids an ipward, @ix rionge: 7 ° re 26 z. former Nit- | Wamhotf, Scorer-—Ben Rechbacher. Wricht. Pittsburg, shortstop. Curler, Pittsburg. center field. Liga -.. 107 ‘Diane Sabath es; over and — sae re } va the | Traynor, Pittsburg. third base. Heilmann, Detroit, right field. Night Off 103 Marcellus i12!tanv stars, assisting him in the a ; . 4 . P . > "uy field. Hargrave. Cincinnati, catcher. Jof O Venizelos 106 Pe f ‘¢ Curyler. Pirates, left a : 4 Ss. 1, coaching . RUNS OFF BRUIN | Mostil, White Sox. center field, Pennock, nkees, pitcher. oe tay, 10% Pale Star .. 102 Cornell— With only seven letter d SI d : PITCHERS IN SEVEN Meusel, Vankees, right field. Rhem, Cardinals, sina eba see Sen ne One. Broad \ pi men as a nucleus, Coach Gilbodie Soun eep an : o pernatees 5 — - ~ - ree am 2 me s on a TLisle > | ; + Si _. will try to restore Cornell's waning , . d = BATTLES LAST WEEK THREE I LEAGUE. | AMERICAN ASSOCTATION. peetth, Mace, Duree. $600. claiming. 3°! rootball prestige by developing a Uninterrupte Rest Assure er By the Assocs > ie 4-2 cy 1-4 W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. ; Transplant — 107 Tfe and Ands ..98) high-class backfield from some of nach ssociated Press | a an eon, ie, | Milkee 8&6 90. 632 K. City 68 68 .600 lay Pigeon is. ew 10g | ere ers. during a three “1 MORE NEW YORK. Aug. 6° a. Tet toed Mg 4 ~ pen od 1-8 | —— B38. 614 gw Paul G3 T2 .487 > Martin! 100 §=Sea Fairv "35 the newcomer! . Th Dj q en : ’ ' + ne Eeed ae = +Y n : lis 728 57 .581 Minis Be 4 444 payer ble Tit 103 ®Harp of j -eeks' ca mpaign starting = ept. Pe ‘ . . . Week's major lea | Decatur-Evansville, postponed; rain. — | In po . 2. + ag i ae | weeks : e luxurious Viamon al is now a or gue record of | = Toledy G8 62 3523 Col’bus 30101 29 Faaciete 10° Pro; vhec v ag : Ae ”? am al a " “Sak an Py —— é —Fijrst to start- the] ‘ Kames w, | “STERN. LEAGTE. - > Sixth race, purse, $800, cleiminge. 3-| -.-.Anna polis . . . ° . or ind made, long filled re se OR FHS Rte ee ge, Denver 3-12. | WESTERN LEAGUE. vear-oxjs, one mile football training season. the Mid-| non-stop train still further improving this a e “i ? File ig 0 1-11 Y.-L. Pet L. Pct. | Telur Me .1°S Powder ' | Hing | . . 'H MORE ens, inc ornate ue ue ap tea Des Moines | (2-7. Oklahoma Cliy 4 lv. |g City. Re eh Pe St. Joe 75 s+ noR egy rT O4 aan 508 dies need a new center trio, owing | splendid service. y imatra ollowes. ne i 7? a ; eg deen — Bet. pe Mo. 78 oS ate ens 7 43 Pets Last Cent 1704 Davenport 3 +95 the graduation of Lentz and , r p uisa 36, Launcoin 2. ulsa.. 7H 62 560 incoln. 57 8&2 .41 Seventh race. purse, $800. claiming. 3- ° : ; Cyaan es i. H ——- Dees N ATION AT, LEAGI Ke. AMERICAN ASSOC ATION. | Denw er. ta 66 O25 _ Wie hita 40 i] 350 rear e-jide a nd upward, “nie futtongs 1 Edwards and Rs oor oe as — > e uip nt of the * ad — > > : ~r SO eating Time udley | - » hackfield. c lun- Th eq me Diamond Special E Chica = ys - a we “ bp Milwaukee 6-1. Minneapol!a 2-4. - WESTERN ASS CIATION. Perna iQ7 John Marrone : borne fo hea “ Beene re raed far . { e full i ch g GL a ss 6 4 ‘ ’ “4 i” = 11 Toledo 16-10. Colum ibus s- ‘ 3 Ww. L. Pet W. ke Pet Rova! Crow 109 II ; 1 | dred of the 200 men reportin ror incl the de luxe Salon- Buffet Car, ? n es ncinnat!. ; ] na ae. oy Kansas City Sa, 2. Paul %:: a Fort S, #3 21 .672 Ok'wicee 31 26 .544 Zennelin 700 Merrrman 197 rractice are plehes ; H MORE Pits taburg . 9 81 70-4 26| ‘Louisville 5-6. Indianapolis 3. Sp'field 38 31 .551 Joplin.. 27 40 (403 Cobbler 163 Gowan | ; v | oo drawing Twa), sleeping cars and chair cars. 1. Louis a oe sa oR Be INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. SOUTHW ESTERN LEAGUE. whe kK : ik : ] 14+ 3a * «od ‘ ‘ é% ri rer. . F 4 a ho nowe Invictus Tew Ow on are among nerously good Perndelphia... eae Sie 56 10 35 Rochester 7-5. Jersey City 1 4-*. WwW. ta Pet; W. L. Pet " ~ hg - Ry te Poe — | Sh er bath, t h ei ude bet % reokly ° ae 19 ffalo 9. Galtimore 5 Salina.. 41 17 .707 _— 27 30 .474 orem race. purse SOX laiming. ¢ i Booars.-----. 2 6 13 4412 41/ Buffalo D, Payers >, | Ree I ee ee ee | eee ree. puree, S600, cateine. | its many conveniences. Luncheon or ae . Fe Boston. l 6 2 1 15 43 Toronto-Reading: no. game scheduled. j\Eureka. 31 27 .534 B kwell 18 88 .333 cuaster: : - 199 stantial meals served. F of: 24 33. 18° Be sy on - , (oetiga? 3 mi’ Gijbert Cook : AMERICAN LEAGUE. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION. TEXAS LEAGUE. Worthman |.) 307 Arrowvane 20 The de luxe Salen-Buffet car ; 4 Te cm a y iv - - Or) . 4-2 Atlanta 1-0. —. = Pct : *\M-Tab Al My rtle Grown ai A . _— : ~ ms. BE. OR nt &. 92 ll inghem 4. Dallas 72 60 .568 Heuston 68 71 .489 Scraps 110 on the Diamond Special is as Leaves St Louis 11:48 m. arrives Chi- level] = , Mobi , g ~ ~~ 4 e . . ? and i ae Fae: ee ee eet i ‘tanoo 0 San An. 73 64 .533 Rtmont 87 72 482 Weather c! track fast. l ri ial hotel «4 Philadelph ox oo |. mamaeale =. oe le R k 2 Fort W. 73 66 .625 W. Falls 64 72 471 cosa AR pear ntaremeseal hg uxurious as a palat S] Sno iol SaeDetroi: in - eee ee Se ne Nasivilie 22, sAtte mock @- Sh'port 70 66 (515 Waco. 58 81 417) cApprentice allgwance claimed. lounge; @rrectly appointed asa cago 7:43 a. m. eepers open occur eee, ee ee a ee Me WESTERN ASSOCIATION. an Seventh race, purse, S800. claiming modern ‘club. V. shower athington.... ¢ 4 31 7) 12 40 ; SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION, | 3-vear-olds and ‘upward. six furlonem: pancy 9:30 p. m. ine a a Ml Fort Smith 9. Okmulgee 7. Ww LL. Pet L. Pet, bath; telephone service to time tiie 2 2 . ‘| Joplin, 5-0, Springfi New ©. 86 46 .652 Atlanta 61 67 .477 dedarture. : oc Bee se er st oe | TEXAS LEAGUE. Birham 76 48 614° Mobiie. 51 86 -as0 14 TROT TERS EXPECTED — Stops are made at 43rd Street, 53rd Street ; 5 3 °3 | Memphis 79 52 ‘ooga 47 ; - z “ ra - QD llas © Houston 1. a'ville 70 | ay © 1 36 68.32 53 | Beles 2. Meee oo ncnt 3. Na'ville 70 58 547 L. Rock 45 84 348 | TO START TODAY IN and 63rd Street, Chicago, both ways. te 3 4 —— Wie ice om alls 7. San Antonio oe PACIFIC COAST. RACE * ow ae Waco 5. Fort Worth 1 Ww Pct. Ww $75 000 STAKE >} WIN IN END, * COAST LEAGUE Loe An. 91°85 624 Seattle. 70 80 4071 By the Associated Prem Other Fine Trains Between . 2 SAYS 12 S eae Oe Oak'and “Pf 87 Bat Eee. 20 Gt ae) ’ , . 3 NJ Seattle 7-12. Sacramento ~~. Sac’ento 77 7 ‘woo 3 a35 | SYRACUSE. N ia. ee 30,— ; : : . So PRESIDE OF | Portland 9-6. Oakland 8-1, Mis‘ons 75 71.514 Frisco 64 8B 42 ae USE, ‘by vi | Starting St. Louis and Chica . i Miasions 9-5 Hollywood 5-2 phates S8-vear-olds. virtualivy the; ! # ~=©6FRENCH TENNIS BODY eesgary ht 10. San Francisco 4. | INTERN ple AL LEAGUE. sie ah aoa ie ca ae Wednesday! Me Aseccinted Prese — ernoon The winning trotter's sellt ‘ . re itimately. ; ie} 4 “, ° ° a : are ee D. Miller, pert tate Agent Llimots Contrak, Retired. “ p Pear, caesar tae esas (eral Tires team, O. and P. League | Blakesley Joins Pelicans. share will be in the ngighborhood clothing for men and 10 Planters Building. 408 Pine Strect. St Louis, M 7 _ Cone | « who shut out the Pittsburg | of $40,000. . : ; Se “ge aonb age tog | ~-r once ’ i ys yr i i 5 % ; +. rss wre Zi w - > VSM RNY OA Rae apy 2 2 a ae et Ge a gta ea, ge a is sin aes las ago res my ie Got ces Stal ici Ppa ~ BOs shag oe Pr Aeatiteie, 8 abe +e aE Mem. Rew ot ~ rs Yeh © | Ow ee ee O- * - um me & x » * . = « © 7 “e sm Se Sey oa te -_ ea 6 w taal. te te te * ~~ * al ~ a oct _* “ee te ts og a P Ses ~ 1s Gm. wee & - te i ee Phe & . x ah = oe hse « : % iy a el i ie ce a A gy Sete > » ee “> ‘ o> ; . ~® Bm Gey Are > Ae ls Fa ee a Tite en ” an ans at ak nap He 8 tte Mee * ~ ee ye er . a “+ x a A te ih ee, - oe ban — : = Pe. Ps ts » te Ba a a ey". sae tp sly, the Magia aaa ag Ana mee ee eit ‘tap ~ te ~~ / ‘Hot, a Mea . 4 Pp a oe pte ype ” i oe ea es ay, aon: > he as & eT * RS ee “ a Pith nelle a eee DOS ecto ; - May te ve ¥ ° a i nigh a 4 —

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‘ i lp Wanted ads, ae GIST oe Tie 2 poe ___WHY BE WITHOUT A JOB WHEN YOU CAN FIND ONE? Tell ll what you D Willian "theo Grote). George A. | principa! cies: varler coaches. fully in _ ELECTRIC | winina, ETc. _Petent: reliable: drive any make: refer- ‘ for positions ‘lerton Bldg. at onee. i So uthwest St. ‘ BARRE Y — entered inte agyl _~ A 'and- Arthur J Grote, our Gear grand. na yf aa Sincame cO.. INC CA you beat it? Now $21 wires 6 ences. Lingeli_ 3960. tered 72 “Fella? work: SON. Salary and commission. | SHOPMAN —Patar aa nt and sien gy ee one pe whe | not necessary - Wwe teash a Aus. 29, 1926. ) et enn int. a . . 2 ) GG IST— 27 register , -o) $ handy w: Oe al ey. dear son of Henry W. ana aie mother and aun m | Marquette Hotel awe GATTiela 1800 (B) ,foome. Riverside 26633. . Wate aa | DRUG aa! fax O76. All inside work. Apply Super- Knows colord Seaton og hy - Becktenr | z Ra ae 2 Collier) dear brother of Mary. Funera! Wednesday o 1. at 2 p.m SSS POP NEW and Cid house Wiring cal! A. | Pefer nee. OO] — a bmced tan. pret Tred 3 ie) earn Ww i e \ on J oe AS Woodrow Barbey in lon Mary: from the Kron chapel ali H. BORCHERDING, 3939 reise “Food drag sick? connect te i intendent’s office, Main Floor | Painting ce 207 _N. 12th st. Te Title G Dor yp pa beulervard to Valihalia Mausoleum pein SPECIAL NOTICES l-Aciede 2163. Cash or terms. (c8) good drug store: can ineia ard Indiana. | | SHOVELERS- peers east of may | 902 Itle uaranty; fap P set) domes ! Tueai 31. at 2p mm. _JEFPP4IUELFS ~eitered into rest at the | PECIA NOW hi. Sdwara Kamn-,. TH rooms wired for $15; ‘fixtures ‘ea- souri registered += Lilinoia is 2): i ife!. Baleony. I> J Murphy ms fremeral, Tue S274" North Broadway. residence. 2901A Rutger otreet. OM elon | POL 34 ia" etrest. City of St. | wonabie Vall Victor 4492 ic8) ¢ aduate. Address — | STENOGRAPHER—$135_— _Shontz. ia Cemetery. 29 828. at 2 15 m.. eien o ‘ ent : “ 5 give ad 2. a OES IF ee ‘Ww av.. city. socemes .= , R EMPTY 745 PT ise nice = Interment im + Beitiebem c) day, Aug. 1926. - 7 and | Louis. State «+ Missourl do hereby “WRIGHT DoES if Richt. rienced and an > B Co Oe —— | Hermann servic | | quelfs ary dace $2, Of, Wilden an ‘notice that 1 will not be ca een pad _ Guaranteed cld house wiring and ee ELECTRICS an eakeen steady job. amous- arr ° CLERK —$05. — Bul etin” a SALESMAN = Monday | Julia ya nd Will; Juelfs, any Gebts contracted a ter th et oe. nstalled my experts at ae er “Wats 2134 . Russell LAclede (os) 1889 _Railway = ate aes te . - ¥ F and Frank D. Bittner anc our dea Peet Fy uneral from F. J. Schr nurs new funer- 13217 8s. Broadway, City o notice that | | . ST AND ELE.T Tein ban “ae, | 1004 5 Fulierton B! ¢g.. 7th and Pine sts. | TAILS R— Fins ‘Ass helper = — Well-rated New 7- Panera: from Arthur J. Di MaNeCuy & pa: e. 31°5 Lafayette avenue, Ww of Miseour:. do hereby given oT, veneer | _MISCELLANEQus NOTICES | Mac Hi} ward ~ “ pron Box } 116% “GIGA Fran: in. JEfferson _2347M er desires to smploy & f0ed ©: : lors, 3844 Lindel) boulevard Due notice | a) ae ol 1, 19268 ae >. m. Inter- ene, longer connected with ¥! > 31> —Never break $30 | PTactical. as maintenan ss ‘1; COOK—Male op female. Apply at j 5 N. ‘ nd ol@ work. yy Landen.‘ miliar “ith distributers Pe. Dav enette Suite$55 Oh : of time will be giv | dase, gg TH indy Cemete | J. Riley tn the furz: ‘ture business ee . | ONG RETE ASHPITS—Never Papal. $20 | | G-223 Praet-y> sag atch 4— 2ideventer. SF “4984 ovata = WANTED vs mame and addreag a? > *pmncco uses. | “tes or, _ ouserran — reterances, | © BISAWASHER + —~ Experienced. 3320 si Manchewe> pa — i a ge og SAL ESMEE | Round Dining Tables. anc Alien B oo trey s BC cousin, | George toe ¥ 2] ison nee . . Sirrrenenemeataien - na ent: " aduca Fe | X tr-290. Pog “ispe Be iniieisaeai (Cc) | =a>.-o Par os ering an race ; ™ sa ber-ii “ide “99 Yeadon aun. an -3. ‘ enarde deer father iy ign ns eTandfath- -_————__. REQL ‘EST FOR B Bibs = United Farme: 2 of K: ntucky, (¢3) | Mawoe "experienced. a2 molder ap- 0 a r na ee Pho “T= r Leh iS Easton. pattems Se | We are Penne = new Sc Sdivigies iT Metal Beds 6s wae . $75 «Funeral Wednesssy atlp. m from Pee- — the age of $8 years and rg oe. UNION a SYStEM GET Minnich Bros ‘to fepair your old orentice or helper: desire . liaee 3313 pRveR—3 or Ford r ™ fe) TINSER—Pireteiaae” eo" «suticring and very rapidly Noo eee part : bE | $3 6: — : on enut oO 28 OD a an’ r 30. at D “| Office of A@s.s an - me , tal etuccto | ‘ , werker PRospect 0 ——Experannn My Utara, Ps a 2 aaa kk Ferguesn Tron £ Tin | Dear hig aC YOO Ls. D3 . § ’ L ,. h. idence. 4456 Lexingto: hae ; "eines to Funeral Monday, Au : Mo In. ant to the rerulations of the Piastering. plain o; ornamen ; Eon BOOS DRIV ER—Experenced im cleaning and oe rn, . MI ‘c) | for this reason we are i= pea : Floor amps ....... ehical , Lutheran Church Piso ac from Bopp » chapel. Kirk wood, th. ureu se ™m mission pre- | ‘ex in colors. cement and chimneys. Missouri. eee mo : Orth ana W St, | Shee a7 orks. Ferepeon Mo. i Bo a S ; a New sBechieha die Agsaiirs Coneorths | eaE RS igoaeel. Ma wood onday. | sched in, 4sg°m eres, | Com mine ‘pion | Sal. Linder acto w' "Sees Aad, Store freeral boseeeene ne, nautlear ane Levig“tharoreahe” SNOT” aad Weve ' i | SRE MAS — A810 Tite fe ferred Se CTT ee Cage Beds ......... aa Aid ster of on, Branch wa | at ge en Lieber, ddkciy bs: ithe “Ratenad art Grenen” see “te “Theeny tage ee hing Call’ nde 404ey “4188 Seet®? land Drone 2006 | Fast Grand. Sours. wtate | WAITER—Must de experienced. §2] *: 1 Oo. Lith and Locust. agente Aus 4 r (nee Op- | Pacitic lipo — . - CAbany _— = (ql) DRUGGisT— ; goed hours state _Vandevente —_——— : ’ te : ‘ ‘ t+» - ~ fi Z ong ; ’ , ot P e ito , as _ yi work. all kine, t ' = — ey OG: lnnn Sc . i by T\ & BOSCH-—Entered ct est > M ay loved husband of Minni Ey a B. and | Ratircad Ce. Or Et Apecign a Salt | GRARTTOT cemeny work: all kinds: rea- SeHICE Soyer 18-T years ng 3 “201. Post Dieugeh _— ASHER —~Geod: launaryr No ee | | UNION ns EXCHANGE ST Aug. 30. 1926 ~ Bho Reward Poors Henry Leber ore of Eli Lieber of Lace Ruigetion 0. Loe ree Jouep& sonable. 5711 Mafftine Parkview $134. schol: weak: pookiceeping” can op? = >. - aSéistant or tral White Wash Launary i3r0 OFalion. | 100 : Fs 3 3 sch. Delored daughter «! — an 2 i eury — e tod - | re preg te 412 ie ry m Water 855 | spe MAN Colored. ‘ wall Monday ; x — a . foe inmgon:. and dra a Tenn , way Co.. Seder Te Eas ‘Tate adding ma- hine; wi aoe ‘Oo run @ Pa + WRINGEP ond : Henrietta Bow 4 Soman , tn ard Clarenee, "i salina eee Rindskopf chapel, 5216 « “srend or} Railwas five notice thas PLASTERING —Prefe> ama]! quick rand ym _ODifax x 9447 fez) ao . P8Sistered ae. _Dinks 3 Parrish Laundry. 3124 | Olr SP —, teller ’ M t *Ta Mic - : Ir unera] Ww -dnesd esday Sept 1, Cueat bids a h uire- | i Simon. m.__ PArkview ew 1824W. - Se — + ire x3 ute . ‘Usiness: ' ; Gear sister it}- law. hiece and ‘OUBI, age De ‘Te bo meverd on ° ther wil receive bidg- for their ree 13 serv ce. eS Pal NTE! KR—sit . se) hour: ao pie > =e We ‘ Sead : ¥o cyr WG MAN—?T. 7] arn Greg 90 "He as fam-nt ; LP WTD. —WOMEN, |, GIRLS *| me » ; iments for one year commenci oo ee e: } nay ne Car- “ - . j aé ence referances Kooman G 7TO- | tidy or ‘Gite, . . c 4 me Wednesday Semt. 7 t PNCe rem ved McDONALD. -Entered Into rest on Sunday, | descent lamps agKkreza! ie “O00 Te natel 4 BROWNLEY—Puaise; NZ. paperiag. _reason- j ome '» tecie. he a, a 3787S ENGINE EER lcensed | _ ass: ‘etan: *Eper: “coe ee 2” rd. and De Mon. hfe) | Joueph Parse Realty Ce. — ciean _. ood home. Dre fer By _ 9 See “aeiBer chapel. 22°3 S:. Louis — 20. 3008. acs 2. m., Malcolm fifty thousend dollars 1 20.000.00) ap able. 1214 Midlard. Parkvine wi TW. | vente Set G&S a - | e@need in packin ton a? Petrigeration. “Box “ + hotly mee the —e Fo education. ~Adeay 6200s. ‘c - : tena fame cay ai 145 5 | At “Dos ., beloved son o1 ua Mc- ten thousand dollars ‘$10 000.00, in ae . fe8) YOUNG \ MAN—S5y half cr BEE FORMITCRE "Wok teaimas -Expe.| FIC ELECTRIC CO.. 908 Pine. vo est ‘a — —. “is per week. wy Park Laun (el) ms Umie® Station. ' ne iene J SUT $-} mitted en the forms r . 7 7.23 : 5 fare, w- TREE 4375. FIBEP FURNITURE Wray _ pe good records med } 1s 7 ¢ CASEY—Entered into vest on a 11:55 p.m. Mati thering sane: ro | Tewulations mentioned above. which forme i ang and teri per aa weak | woe dave. z: : ai4 WOra. rcfer-| ae as instructors im Rew furni ‘ore plr to tomorrow morning at 9 © ‘clock. al! applicants ! in. _ = ene {MMERS—And copyists 5 Ang ~/, 1926 at id p ~ sar Ethei Cand of the late Cath ot be Maher (nes will be furnished on request by the un- pte ' Flians d 0634 iR (cB) . Crew ie. rson 260% RoUsewors ; iam ome Siew Orisans re Wonderty! , . m, oo We nee reserve find tm egg le MILLINERY i Hat Mfr (o = - -ariing son of Hary R a atcoag meant - serdban Ge ir fath “jel j oe J. ders _ == ee OOK er een _2e Pen ee Sine ts Write ae tinge *X5erionce Me ie. OUNG } MAN , ti ; e exdermenced. o , iol) - ” " > 4% sae ¢? j ; ast » " ‘er a > ee ? ~ wit ° ae ee ba fi “ pe . 3 7 > s ieee a a: Casey inec Dietz). ang our dear ¢ 1 a BAe se Mre_ M. J 2 igher Mrs. se 4. The sucewestet 5 ORAGE AND ND MOVING ‘See colored ~Saanl ai . L111 Wash. | i Dine one our dear mother-in-la tthe are of! aa Szandmother and auzt Farments to be m made within ae terial, STOVE REPAIRS 314 X THinp | ae oe cooking: reteremor Lindel SARAGE MANN — api Delaur | JOSEPH DARST inatitutiona! SHERMAN-RUBINS HAT OO. oil & nh iaw mh ‘ ug. 31. at 1-2 at the age of Y year 30 foe _——— = SSS NTH S837M_ mae. Ak _— rk os aust>: i > . aE ington — : | 4 Funeral on, Tuesdar. Aug bets oR? 3 Funeral on Tuesday Aug. 31. a 13 5. The right 's reserved to reject any ~- - — GARAGE MAN—3> OU week. in ustrial REALTY ¢ CO. a ORREEPER a oe IGHT GOOK-A¥bie woman; | exper - mm , from ficgennein a na Park. | oan ee S4ivu Ww oe hy ~~ ~~ end a!) bide end to accept any part of | WALL PAPER CLEAN’G, _ETC. HO git. bo a elke Sits Ta pcm ten +N. 10th. Ss —caas ay | 1105 S. EIGHTH sf $110 LOEHR EMpior 745 ty = on meme Gaal om. Barnes Howpital, | ¢ q herokee street. to Su ee Lutheran ¢ hure; Aitheim, Mo anr one a cof 2) GRANTre PAVERS —CASS v ., al : CaP o=PRATORS — EXPER a? eee highway. | se As ene ae mday socemstu idder ghall. if; p 4ING—-Do work fp 3 1es) 20TH sr SD KIN | BROS. oor > CAP ~~ Ss. Kings : CAS--Entered into met Mondar Aug NORDEN—Entered we Be wee natgrias. eure te the te — sed compan furnish | yg BUmbolt. it 72339.(c8) 4 SEKEEPER—i3¢ 2644 NN __ Norfolk, STRUT Go RINSON wither ~3) ST. LOUIS RE ALTORS ONLY -pARADINE = co SOhes eee for imfant snd 2-year-aid | eget A. lucas. can of St. | sg AUS: 28. 2150. Suipher atence: beloved sf ORd nthe cum “et perenne — PAPER HANGING. cleani nee eee | sae SEKEEPER—si:. a youns’ widew, | == ERY CLERK Dove truck: refer | - OVER 35 YEARS | SL *s _enile Box. G-373, Peake — jd) |g Witham L. lucas ang } vant * a na ag e Norden inee Steven), Pong a eee ' Burton. 4241 Shenandoe 2 with daughter. 9: hones: anc reliable, FRC i eee nd (296 (c) | o} i! > waxes = vering ma-/| 5 ~ try Clues New York Laty. husband Ot Lizzie te a Tored br ine rallrnad COT Panies con - abit (: 3} a : ferred: ; : Bedi. Se ene 9 rece, 1 F ERR aundry. SFOs N ; . S—Expemenced co On 4 | : £ ~— sip! o rest Lawn F Steaee eum, §25 ‘Gear father of A'ma ay nel en patatier > res “pen the fairh ty) and pre ne ty Der- ParberNon—teee mae up. — el schoo. ‘peltbure preie _. S GROERY sek —-Muse be eX perience for SS XG MEN — 3: went aap: aDDea rigs. “te COOK Fis : ae Paper Bux cw.. rte : 7 mn Peet. Toronte: canada Wednues- anc our Gear fa —s | Sermaner of all the terms of eac} con- . " ei : : pate famuly ‘Se 3 ove, =. —— ADDiy S128 Easton mT te a eXD“ng-8 paid. tc Clemens. me a=? ie a in A - gine = ci sn pes = en ther. bre aaa in-law and unclé in his tract. The expenses for the premium on) work ff -aranteed Hawkins LAciede | LAUNDREss Sit; al; er GROCERS im. lene i; Sankn ae — aan rave ets ren » oy eee on — “ as —eeaakeel “joinitiz ,, and | oo imte rest on Sundar. Aue —— himth y chapel. euch bona i wired. will be berne by 1547 20 cents roll; quick Dur ndles: fine yard. Sion ee agers. good: future. a 288 Page. Tuesday 1961 kuilway Exchange. icz) | “Se 33364 es dels im shirts. Apply third ea ge : eT eet Sm. Mery Loot, | Sh ineral from Wacker Helderie 31, | the rafiroad cempanies. PAPERAANGE. NG. wale Linded LAUNDRESS—Sit ~ colored: 2 3 meee: | oe Wedeat, a + ¥OUNG lgam | bricklaying, work SOR ee te 613 N. Sth ot Ww arden Mig. Co. wad gs 4 ai , 30 en: ae “4 ¥ ter i eruse a . ; - , | ? TT? ; 7 To rk “had -'S “SS ©. >_"= ; ” ~ —— mn a > ey c sia thes nes Ll . 6 2» - Loe { = opoved “Mae Saties C. ae: |. 634 - avois "on St. Marcus Cemetery.{ 7. Comp'ete he ae Pg ~~ tn 30° “3 ali TRi-City © eit wlored. HATTER} horoughly | experie enced in : ocr | furnished a? ‘er few weeks ‘eng: day Work; references 4441 Westmi PERATORS—On Union Special mas one | Dah | d i * te f the una me 5.307 i" a E “ swin, Marie. Elizabeth at ». Re- | tained at the office 5 erat . leaning; _ colored ‘acai “4 4 3741 Washington. eS Vi es. : us tach. LS arc. ne > ina x. : ee a [Sten MIERLOW — Entered into rest on Sunday. | persone ho may desire or propose to sub- ROOMS pate $6 es Sort poet LAUNI ORESS—$ painting atl “NDRESS— si, i» _" — ~ e r tr ie rig es mr 2 3 eee hi wr tf l a awri : = — — a . a Work ’ - f DIETRICB—O» Saturday Aug. [8 1926, on ieee ‘green-en yrandmotber eter 8 Ata TON CO a Lake mac “Ale vette 0994R. (c8) CAtNOnes Sit. calered- saps ny —" Apply Ge os —— — ail gO! Wat "OUNG MEN | DRESSMAKERS tome open; ‘ s — iounk re £3} | $a . + aac Cadet et tee ee ad meme ! rea LOS ANG ff ——— UND SS —Sit.- ne! - ry ‘ey | > chan at ame Ce. ee s Thomas Dietrich of fonda ad a‘ 1, MSierin-law and aunt are h “S203 Wedn, ®day. _ Linde!) 2up> Ww. _ | Leun . sali ate, | You can make more ere = } ERATORS _ g! RS . ‘age ® late John ane ote from the Leidner ¢ adel. ROAD G9. ‘ Tuesday one ~~ a ae : N, AIN STORE ORG ANTZa4- . ~ P : pue. —g- a SF a Tn ‘ S. Enzin-ers CTIFT)— ‘Tmanent marcel ware If; ID—Sit.: co! ‘ored; exper enced: refer- —a86 | Pari iu = > j1IRiLs > eral store OPERAT rie : experienced on ones | * Wednesday. a” = erinent Calvary | Bm ard. to Missourt Cremator; aad eing’: £28 Custazhouse. §:. Louis. Mo. BEAt evenings’ DEimar. 3024. Taibot's gos small famiiy. —Oaeed Bet. MAN— Splendid opening i in Weat Sx. Louis CANVASSERS sand d SOLICITORS om table. SP 3§°N Uae putea” Shoe agin. Bie fla : / St 7s pdsitation = Church | Eee ates *743 Sarath Experienced Operators ill ; DUFFY Entered into "Pe! n _ Sunday. Sen ier ak: int of Eleanor Sch, aefer. ifor the aL On of 3500 ‘imear fee: Torker: sal lary ge: ondary. COifax 9447. 2 to 4o.m _ 502 N. 7 aff. room Sth # : 4 > are x Wid —WMan of vision with OPERATORS— “ixpavieneoat a 2 Co. hon ¢ KUtis chapel. os: er from wee fms Dunn, beloved. husband of ~atherine | Goorre Stoll. and our a: iat or call 51¢ ashin. ton Nec (levers Tuesday and Friday even 468) | rien looking for tee | ents set ti cme ard motion study er | rage @°., Sunday . ) | Gran@ lB Brislane cep, {ether of | Ac] aunt. age 36 rye funeral home. BRACELET VATCH—Los:. Nugent's, bUltS guaranteed. ee) ean chiding to prove ability. isAciece manufacturin a= Cm reduction exDerience, | $s LESMEN WANTED _ 282. Post-Dispatch. ~ W ashington, second floor. ce Frances. Clara and James P. Dunn. oer Funeral wervicee Bt Pests lew Seturday Forking rir valued as SUMMER DANCING SCHOOL — Now so) ted) ito receire conse, To e‘ters must give DV ERTLING | SAI ESMAN—Spportuahy | | GIRL—Foar cooking: : be « ao —- eh he - $F i : Gear brother br other sin a and uncle. | 3229 Lafayette avenue jaa ponetet: b | wife. __ Reward 13) N. 10th ss. ni | ae 680M8 any hour casses nightly: rt Pis?Ta “CLERK — —a.: tee. aackonee com plete history o, education and experi. = connect ot I, hationally known ¢ ®rgan:- and have reference. in family, ‘a PANTRY cae eo: *. es Chartes. ec) CA Due notice en hemo yee boulevard. on Serneties —* : (¢) | CaT- Lom large blue Maeitese Vicinity | results FUaranteed ot 35 iy ref yh Sli ae edge of filing and posting. LAcled ¢ | ence 2-30 State age ,ah. salary = ial tation as cTeators and manufac: urers of | Hawthorne. Natio i Cul aid ee = : ae dence. 6133 Wage oe, avenue, his o7|™@- Intermen se ¢: Of Kinguhienwe + and Cote Briliante: Oive st. Phone Linde 285% oF semen ~ O02 ied) piles neld m “snsieeace. Bex J-i + ireet-Dy-mail ad “erliging campaigns anc | GIRL—or 70u woman PANTRY G:RL—Eizper: * @embrr of Cath, nis Knights Of | TAUNT—on «,: reay,) Aug. 28. 1926. — (wi one who found Di enae phone PY rag? a, Se a ee 993. Sit.; age 18: temporary econ. f’ost- Dispatch, oe (1) bs [ual art celen. “fs. St. Lowig and gur- housework. go me nishte TOrnings. Dieasant cain aC a “teh 1] : o > ¢ : ‘ - : “i =" . : m3 | ’ y . 9° ‘Deo a’ reg le ee ft . 2. t in u - i r Amer ca. Bri dget a] RB; anch No. Ht ‘ 5 i3 a m jo one bd a 1934 . reward far ret: Irn fa: ri}s Ag ten __DETE IVES i. t cee gall work - knowledge of MATTRESS FINISHERS — bik ary ied unding territory persona! a8 s' ance t To Bt Pp! ¥ SF23 De! ma! ee CA De: a 4 ‘qnlad nam _— eal : | Of e- th war OV & ? ‘ {os ' CT ence gi . - . : 7 4 wr 2 , ba u Ail ea ae seg . r ty a > » = tt % aia . - we Entered ge i wae Boe | of Lites Yeast nee North wood |. waa =r Lost lady's eray coat M unictpa, EX-OFFICER WM. E. LA. GHaAs etd ASE does seokkeeving and filing. Civitas ss $207 a ean = poses all ie cae Appip | the oalon come tan: mice manage Banga PANTRY Sn oe a2 Corsepatiie? | | uw: es “a : na. | pashan rate | CC ee Bae : : See, : | : oe > : “7 eT . Xpert : ‘ Rida _ WB i . = Comm) ae i acco ter. > | Bo thu ° « —— our ene ae ther,” oth other- ‘-law, grand father os — dear —— bee ma |} Opera: reward Rinehart. Tarlor and egg tg sqotl® Tite Gearsaee £ PI oo Ses anced colors "2500 vs ag tely. Memonis, Tent —_, Kansas : rig nt party. Call Wesiey F set Tetterses. PUNCH Vv RESS “Baemnase ite og 3019) . 7 Taunt, cur de nnn | Pag j in peo earner tn mg uge- Citv 3 Or Memphis Ss! t. appointment. Ho sik : oe . Bussmara for | Punerel Wed: tuesday. te 532 Conde Punera! from Ho tfmet ster parlors. bye COLLIE—Loae female *eil-grown. eg ir MEN AND WOMEN) 18 to 60 work LOe ust + S30TW. Myrtie. . ‘ter e 10mm. ™ VAN sai lg > 2802 Je X 3: 5... xper:- : serene. - Our se C3 Perpetua! “— hee Bo Wont emay,, Aue. - aed aa brown and white: palt AM iY See "ear. aot ya | PE .: ge A eadast “tte. MEH ANTC— = Exeerlenced. anata is. Oy nd See SATE ‘ass a GIRL man. ite. | RULING “¥ Mac nced. ond bindery air iri. 314 Olive fos 53 Chere h. Interment -alvary ee: ;p m., rd nas : -Kei Camp “ ie me . 2 _ | ermment DOs' tions. a oo . | Washing. Lizzie, Lt £4 OSIM. — R Tr. 2127 Garr '¢)} Emmett Blevens € + ork and ne r of Capron thiy "] §fown: mele- reward. ou. | al Mr. Ozment, s: Louis. | _Washi em sn Pa! gretler permanen = a. ourrw , a Shirt & oO. Ceased wag member of Marri Leties’ ; was a ‘member . fe) Wii? TS rar. an- | MOtions. Write ; (c$: | WOMAN—aie colored: spening, by day. - DS he Ford | Bld aon ere. e. Ky.(c6) | Cote Brilliante ~ an ra t Pete 14 Mic} | BEAUTY CULTURE—Taceht ty cxpence eae bt 2 DOr rene ps, man: none other need PD: N—Re-all: I rf woman 901 Tueas. Vincent's Orphan ten) ween 1S as os note Henry Cope |, #¥ers to name tod re mine SOLS Wich: |g EAUTY ct >: a eee r — r WOMEN&, white: want cleaning by Mendenhe ft 2315 Lecust (c3)| COAL SALES ESA N—Re‘ai live JEfterson | 2 children. eame - | _sleevers and tillers, plenty of ween | 12 at 1 m., IEAn: receive rera Ph hers: -day. e ening; summe - at: Sq aor Se 50c per ton. (e2) 2 cia! ica FREDERICKSON tod int? rest on bel a husband of Mary C. Vowel ine - | C859m sit i inte 359 N. Boyle. (cS) | day: good work, ahora | MBCHANTC— an — around. for fling saws | 1130. = | are employed; $7 +o / week. PA & food prices. _ =: os “=~ Sur gay ug. one 1G°e at i 10 Dd. m., Re e.e? Sang dear father | of Len and Rich SOMPACT eG HAI N-——Lest With key at- | Sy PN elves aia rE CTY COLT URE—Fascinating. Temu- WOMA N—sit . colored; enera] house- and saa cDening Dianer knives. $ ing SA: ESMEN—One 7 for city and Ope for : GIRL— Wwe te: fop renera! re ITE oa ladies garinen- ai ide Dre . Lars wt ee UckKson a SS hy 2A S. defi ‘or i a Vor: 4 dear Son of Anton F. 88d Anna | ; ed: Vieinity Jefferson- -Ruase)). Call | matty SB Profession expert teaching. Posi - work » in cl ity or owt or ey, SEY fersen Geo , _ Kilgen & Sons, _Ine.. $016 N. Unix . road Appl r 2°38 Geyer. ted! : oma.) family: ema!] a>artmen ‘ en ary , Sou: 8 “ ic “Ome Predonenue. beloved husband Gear teubey | Vore! and and unas in hie foc sixth | viewor £140. nn eg aimee PS |tione waitng Meee: Halriceesers’ Lol- | 38168, ¢ | MEN~-Youne ang ca i ie é) SALESMAN Attractive electric service ar - 30 Kingsiand Parkview Works 3823 5" ane ans rough'y expe. | #! Doman pete, Schae.der). peed ‘Prea. | [aw nephew and uncle. in his forty- DOG—Lost: female Chow: answers name |lewe. Inc. $32 “Locust CEuteal 717 trains: long runs. 26 3. Zist. oe? ce tton:_ieeda furnished. 108A Vine. |GIRL—To iron shirt bodies on SPOTTER —Gre who fe theron nent posi- |) aie : moe nee ~ yl “ny wl - “brothers. |} | a ral from Wacker. Helderie chapel. | chummie: reward i+ returned to 37 West. ~ (8) MEN—Five for campaign work we ee SALESM AN—Pie 5s) wees. 3S per ceut. | ing ary Co. s00fs $3 50 der day. umes on . = « — esblagten Cleans Brigg law en 82d cur dear orther randfathe, | -. 31. at | moreland 5) fe) mas — Learn hairdressing. ring. S40 week to start: no selling. § >, austria) N. 10th. _ -) | Laundry Co.'s &._Jeftereon. tien and geo ;, ‘c} |) Pal law tad fau gah rey ~—_ — 23: “te oe and Pane gl? | ii—leet- black and white shepherd - be ing. beauty ey} ture, — fora : D | Ryan. 10 to 12 noon. 3419 5. vrandg mee. ap Bui led} Ne ‘Material. 150. | x~ oy--5 186 years eid er orer, 3 and yers hi Wenn ith beck > oe Pate at the ag mr. Seal 3 so {8 ee : Kirkwood. | le puppy ths o} 5999 West_ i and night classes. st Sule Academy | MEN—Th f appearing age 23 to | SALESMA} r sirial. 7 N. 10th work | lo shop: light, ¢ OG R. HER—Familjar : uneral on Wednesca, Sepi. 1. at } 20 feumes to St. Peters Cemetery. male pupp mon id. ay. a nd 804 Pine | | MEN—Threqe nea appe >. | drawin “coun Industria). me *S n Siationery 4l STENOGRAP Hincher. GArfield P. ™.. trom Sitgenhein pros ¢ lapei, Ley: Wine MORE. —Frntersd int rest on Satur- minster fall Jim Tully. FOrest 56463. | of Beauty Culture. eecon ver, ‘e@y | 49. good ny f no a $c51 oe rine! eA BS ee —For women S shoe depart. | cas; work, R “S & Heineman, ot ng Call mt . , : — New x: rc - ae wer"Ser , __'C.} ae Ro See -_ ———=_ On ] = R007. 27 oe oe | SOtR st... #: igor. M4 for appoin men ——e “eee ther BOP siree: to New eS | Ma us € eme : GPR 2 eR 25 QR m.. Reward Se ae s eT, oes tienes ee an stro ®. 210 to =. Ye: t reugh | experienced i 7 saibihiesehela = od ~ — i) eae ceased wan member of Wood Henn Wilsons note. of Dorothe Wir GERMAN POLICE DOG-— Last: female fre, Sin mirerenen ‘MS. Marceling MEN—Tw. arried segpring be Sell neon Sanka ceo Ie _and if ive : | GIRE—white for cook? STENOORAPHER Te hoon — ae | Wire sed Metal Lathers Union, Loca’ mere (nes Meyer) dear father of Ars. - Lindell 1523, STIB Weg: Pine; a Dermanent waving x” gg MEN, BOoYs ings and outelde “a ee oa: SAI ESMEN—Geoi or DrOPesition - eel; Wil duite: sen: ae vee: Tillage and perme Sing, 3446 | Linde! ) No. %3. sees Willame Mrs R. Hallerman. Mere H OES Se £3? | end oeneP* & position at big Se eee 7 be experi. Bites 2PR'Y im person ie} - ht and Overland cars. Nick Motor aduits, nom. Fhe SXperienced; bring fc? | | i Willacre : a ot $ epper:) =. I rey ht. while our Practica) [; YNE WELDER—stast cape Ria ba) 3 m ee J7S ADght 4 (eS) cr take Manch eet or car Pond floor. — es tick Bbauna black | you | later. Call or write wm OCOL- | Can Co., 904 3 te car imneet but not necessary: woe: = | Sal : ) "reliant GIRLS—T wo, bright, e re work e Xperience. . ; . ‘ : : ~ ’ ‘ #2 fa ‘ . " idg ‘ f ‘ e - " £¥ ™mVat Bee Weish). beloved ite of William J. ts +h . HOUN foes soe 199 3) ‘(LEGE 810 N. OM. Oth et (c8) | ser. a headings Aspe reg,_farm 232 Missour: Theater 3 tisplay: commussion basis” ae Shey, | advertising t. thers are empiored, , Sayy-serenth rear. f each site: reward 1221 waar: u — , ARTIS rahe vewigation. *37 ced men desir ed. Call Mr. Hin-». 1,8 Fo’ of lee where other . Daet o2 Tein. dear mether of Mrs. J) Sextan Mie ineral Tuesday Aung 31. st 2p mp. : . ture and headings Acply W xe | experienced men Seam Tuesday. Wai! have executive adility: state age . : ‘avin. Mrs A CArietm an w ® as } 5 8 : ‘ ‘a 4 ° s* c Lapel 5966 : SE—tost ke ‘LEARN T TELEGRA PHT—vVieit our school ' ¢ ro “3 renames > — ork; ore. 4 sArfiela 42 for @DPointment. 4 ' ne i ion and cve reference : Freian and Wiiltam Sireateh and Our dear Basted sranuc tora, tice oe li fe) ‘LEATHER c Aa Lost eepsake: Mon. talk wit “ students We fee Pee sistas oe Sevsierepiner—— —- Vor | | SEN Ies ter peau Outdoor St. Lowis: | | aarti Goa ex ‘enced ; must hove aad — aehin a — ee 3 a rentals srendnm ee sister eee ie. Sainuei Spring. WITTLER—o. Seturiay, Aug 28 107 28. vty, ce Sout: gi. oe reward Po “, , at af if 0 930. | | rgeet_ spring bed Ae en ctarere in | oo ore requires. Apply 342 M sazour reference eg. Pion ne Bene: wat ar *t HAND SE SEV WERS AN TATLORESEFirstretoas watt . “Seer er and the laie Ed ~~ : r of 3822 Tres __»etor = = ——- ‘©? | velopmens. a sae - , TS18A Frank ‘in, gra POT, S217 South | Wikiam St. hen Witter o =~ ; - “° Eagar ee —entury Telegraph ; e.. Si} th. (8) the Sou | Bide _ ; 2.0, @B. Eure . + ee ef @n coats. . 4 from ard, on Wee Sept. 3 lace. belo sence W of the lite Marie t| POCKETBOOK 100 by working wirt, | Lentury sae aS 7th._ (8) lture of beds.” springs afd cots: must be MEN — Tene neat appear for outside , | tees . perienced os son 2347M ean ‘io. rn ar . Luke's Church. Inter. | let times Hilpert). dear father of | COMta (Ring week's w on oe e 3078 SCIENTIFIC Pr auty culture taught by (7p | aggresive and energetic and in wedha | Work: $123 to $155 per month to start SA ESMEN—To sell aly) brakes and ro dr 8. GROS TYPIST AND FILE CLERE Experienced. = = . ee Oummeters. pe | Thereen Wittier and cur dea- Sepaew. ini ane Finder pieage Bone Rivers |_ thorized seria “a ctere. pg health: for guch @ — wel ig a wert nO selling See Mr Crouch. 10 te 12 x d-ving . ag eg by me uniay. ios : esses. niies ye. reference and saiary. Bes M a ‘ ——- P ss "i ar . Teferen amd experi- : We. Mm sgion to P € i » ms | flg forty-ninth rear | reward, it Si6- be | SSE Beton DE» ee Le ie eae sensu . 7 pes Goes — ; , | 's) Post-Dispatch e — GILLESPIE —— rene ‘once eh | 10 o Belle - | Ere. 1231 Ww 1231 & ASTi@F. LB er 3 | ST. LOU IS T AXI CAB CO. a : x. ms sad Wa; Indus “hahed tredys eae — well Le ih wages LS Maven _ ~Exverianced es arf — 3 sneséay. Sept. 1. at “, ™.. to Selj | = om a ~s +; coe t,t ee ee ig ocers. bakers. confeeti. oners and Viet — Saale —e Pa Aus ey of Sl et ant fomta me ~emetry Deceased was a Ne nt’ ve ,~ Shee AMPS ma , eae’ ee be | Trade Soh Is 12th and Chestnut. (¢) MOT: ee Ce 800 ‘ ps ‘s ‘anon and commission. Apgiy s. mo Teteretces 318 one te ae 4 & at. 4 on ? ™ . der of George ash! . . 4 N ae >} eens, ae 1 ee pene eet aa : : Louis t2 5¢ ’ me cy Mules Coffee P and Spice Mills. el) , “s ome ready ss he , = Wi) iam ad t, tet Tl ay 1 mf Thomas ; Scottish Ri te 4 j aman. 208 } c 4EN FSi Se y E ing. wonder?y! =~ oe a ey mee Ge “Polls. | Broadway seh i Ta ‘ce) . , 4 .- 4 - Ps jap : Spotsaad oot ae Sets, eats Lr asa ew (2) | Pe Sy ee “armang and bette RRERING.—wondeal Saar Eipe Berane st "Woos ol ch ES, Been — abana? wie en act Sone, ot i HOUREGTRE Far; nes soe caomtee a x | . ” ov ~ ea tee ; og 2nd ° e508". at t | * i. erai Im Tt rs ena make, do ot wait a oe~ - et ay RAKER_ On cahes Pastries. - 1869 Rails ee anee ees: or “er kes Meet puble salary commiasion and bonus sa y , Al?R vars Erpecienced come - ne a! Wedr t. 3. at S e'leee FU RSE—Low neiderap! e weea?* Ma | bar you later. _ om een cataloe | less Arcade Tél Olive Sireet road. -'OFFICE wax, High-class man to take, to tha ahs quality. See Mr Geet 394 Perehin Cork, arkview Restacras : rem the G as ade; 2 chapel 5og@) fj phone Lodge cart | © gee _— Farn while leerning c EGE, BARFER— Ever: end Saturday olenay: charge of credit and ao rg Room 1004. Fullerton Bigg ———_-___ HOY SEGIRL Nast ade. wen ame fre the Geo aitec , Cc - BARBER cOoLr : 4 = , > than ted .) me Fee Cemetery Le ig Batman, 3213 : *% ima: “itv om MOLER A tos) $14 Laranitee 000 P ment. Apoliy Hovie & Rarick Clot! une ss == y 17.000 000 corperatiar references. nice home. we? Ue needle good home mere ont ~~ bg eee 4 i ‘et Lodge 3 S N A ] CIT CASE Low COMtatn € wear, ng 2D>- | Sio N. &h = Piinissiononiens SSS BATTERY MEN First —— * Industrial. 606 NK. proeéway. cients ny oan oe B74 to eennt Wants ae. | PArkriee 2314 of cali mn . emal! fami FOrest ae a | b Perr > satis > eo « ; 7 lef: ar HMouthweet coer. SSS a : ee 4i3Bs i . . xper a Den 8: : wei ; . a - vyrac Uns t we 6716 an “* No. $0 4 FP and A. M. “=e reg ey P LR . O . ws ner Newt? puree tural Bridge or +o) a. Loe | ; ” Fr. ~| FRATERNAL NOT Te — hi wa Ter the pros eee. a | Whether mar reg 7 Ps aa ere A se]? ; tin cnc Lat ADD: y lLehma mMman Piano (si) , ager ibepg) CPM mn tester contract. drawing “Sve eevera! permanens EE BERS ini cies —- ring from Math Berman: @ £--:'s chapel, Fai> “ap gge 4 et Pe ao eA SE gee | Epring Co. Phoenty : xa 448) Oizye silane is ‘ acount to righe or Call Weatee I, ur sales , zs 2 , Wwe AN Wine middle-aged. : 4. Mean, oietiseant sates ‘atorment | A, A, Ss. R. =e F 80. J > = _ aa ice POY—-Apnly 2257 Boatman’s Bank” Fee PORTER—Calored Anico ‘Laundry. 5°00 nith via >resident, for 2°0D0in ment = " $58t $250 a month. . | mil. hewework suet ye tT. ry in rieden ¢ Cometer ; ss + a eh Pla | ¢> “DER bat R a BR Ri cot : ae Dts. \ bf ga : act fax EA work ‘Permway Olive, a nn. 2 dete ‘Terr, nk. aBe Cera aeours from 7 nm I ‘ : ~— . mee wT ‘ . . ? ; ~ i Na ¢ + ee | Y ‘ PLO sb T | Pe ric c%, —_ Pine. '¢ ; "} — We Ty ° I 7 Spi. j y Broed w . _ “s me 5 eased nee 28 ate a SST Sa *‘cxiterre ma ™H es hela hades oes. MAGNor And box: 6 dry bet EM IEN aor ae oe te we v% sioune’. ik e — Henze ¢ ‘Reck” Bake 417 “Demonstrator; and | Salesiaae k ioe : x slered tear Faz * — = ~~ ner "ane funeral eecvice over the frtptines: orether! 2 DIXie wac See ; 4 ’ “ i a hPAgior,. nl E. 2 ; Experence not ae emery: free train: ae. (LADY —_ 7 unt be om and hoard =uas : ae et Haupt Of en Gere? avenue arc S Wig thirty-thir@ deeree ee, Mth Matrices a | VW A N e§ kK D man _ Robbine. All ashing? PAESSE —Etperieaced. 447 Cast! omen. Ex; : 2 wc 3 ie oan i= : ? — er more. Call ates helorss y =shand of the late (ara Haupt. | Wiltam 1 hoe Perey are 3} > ROTs COATS a ND @ BOYS CAP3— bc 1¥s - os tahoe shining | Darier PREss EDER . >= Devi enced. oo ae G | €eod {CO @ while 2 ES, . QF Dec ey -5 Years of age Tower Greve La of Fizabeth Sterrik ‘ tee Seottiah Fite ‘ “a thedtne! a Ueda. aa os Piers Migtrier 2 — 3 hway, fc} Aa Ag N fe) through s1ectrica) depe rtmant of -argre | Grand. | " - 1 ; . and our $ i3 raid: : Scott Lats Rite Freemasons | : nth Peéar-: aon | wee 2 gon ee OAS N. sll we enh penal AE 7 Jepe rtimenr sere: epportunit LAD . 243 ual a theories" ane ene Father :— gts — |i! tebe fovinse ot [Bicrorg yp phere erin Distriee temee cet SOY wWeite. 15 years: to work in @ ~ei PROOPREA DERE spcriencad. B.. & oe i #6 rancement Apply room | | TADY—Cvable of i ws, = Rome “Ot ey enty-fourth year ; . skein S § rR Se EMIDT - Om. | POckPtRoSe KEYS Centra! Mis-ri+ EN, BOYS j eecore. 1509 Coss een can proses 0 -*. = tye why mr De we Mineo? | Theater Bigg. 9 to lf a = ite Louie: ~ mig™t. 220 Nicholas Bidg (ea —“} from Wacker.n. ~ a A —— Stat ees | BOY—Experienced ariver chance learn POU: @teady work: G90d salary. =) | appiy after we a 6a ; ren #3: gg pisatan . | bawe _ Lie-! ante ¢ ce lsdl a 3. Kingshighway (©) | per week Answer giving Se° GPa cxpe- — - tien eeee at yo os. ee o Miewoart Crom AUTOMOBILE AND | Ce a | BOT —— For sie, 5. Nines Se ie ES | Hence. an Sess, Grin -Diepaten Tc __. OPPORTU ITY Tet Exchange _ : y ee teacher ae | ‘ — Mee eee ae S DEO" EY Wav -cake Pein’ . hus. hi 2} want to Make bi big 7 Ww no r LA : NDR j liv ‘Rieregied tn cPiléres ; ne - | MOT TOR Bus TRAVEL BA KER—=s:; secon third hand. 41 J Rngwghe aR — | ~ yo * di Ss 2 hp and ‘» the rea! Pn a any . . . ” * ine Ser alite aad at wast | ys TE EY yh 4 tae ph Ae | CaBn LABDIy Seam ete Be, = lowe | ~2GI0 Serviceman experience fot nents f* \eade and Tonem: |g Bipgrienced Be Tate Ry Oe Nat ohooh seen Tereenalite and at oa samt on belove, > | AV EL YELL owas rate ee liege experience nd Vieto e fe) “ated New York raai. me amcfacturer | eperstion farntshed See we. Griese. 1 6ng | eS = — i will say esccesnta: “rae 3 - Rets ie: dear'y helowed husbend of Kath. TR Hadle massa TH Ge 70m with and \ eto be ¥ hans — oie o,f Bearrer’ Bank Bia 9 te 52 any a) "N RY } HEL me - : ~e eff «fumetion and] ertne ‘ume) be! | of i> Bue | Seed concern’ ee F-.07 Presb. (Zi l¢ es. “e. | needs a weveling serviceman { this anc Peres Bide. 9 25 a Ne: > RM AUND & month: gies ? Noante give! of ay a Witla Maan seer | rer fA, esay. 37. ho 7 31° F Los T _CLeanw’ PH’ G DOKREEP SD : oN ‘Soe CARINE hE Trein ete A ere: peri sa Fe on familiar With | SAL Ee yry AND BEN MANAG d L and asscricrs white oait Dione a glia ae Digosich “) | peiner of Mre. Warne Hust end our loners $4450: 8's. me sae mt | GANPE G—UPH’Ls ral: tan prepare feast d 38k State af 5434 1 jms, ) wae) | Servcing OF ratty ot pay nif 8 & Derma. | Ante Morgan si, = HERS WaNTEs beoth brother tr ae er. tr- zo. 7: Pret amie Si: &o s* ‘7 FANT. Ne ieee ade (arcet re ran J mer te Ren r «itt ¥e res ry S254 5 ba ‘Ss, { CARPS VTPRS - _ “a 7 | mecha ning. “te pet net zt dD si. is} ar > Wi Da’ good Salary ard lave. ™a"Cfaetures Leo & Sing Teachings ’ —, . " r WwoOWry TEAC ~ ticng oo et. : “ther and uncle in hie eizty- ttn | TELLOWWATY INC. os -ae oT . oj —-. Sen vi. | an. iota m: pay $l an hou.’ ‘Apets | travel “S C2 er ese Intervien Wilt Be is, hat severe COSMINES tn Yee. ‘@ Weer for | i AUNDRY } TEL ; r attractive praveling new “ong -F poe . | ; on Ot, Marriand Hate ae JEfferson | ae ia an | BOOKK ELS tB-OFF iC iy MAS AGER > a i w ee: cvs “OPT i te 3. e=. Write Bes 371. P_-D (83! | experience *..esmen and Gistriete man. | one chet imal eld offerng ae oe oe . ar . wr , Sn . be ae ee pS gyn Pine’ i¢ HIG AGO CARPET ANTING Co. Credits. so OaAT IPs traf fs and “aim 3 39 _= = it ¥ Delma: Industria ¢) nen ee eter inte. a amees acquainted “wine jodhere dealers an; Pxperier- ced seeasstrens: 4: read tan. Genes ene ner anent cannm tee | Pietiach chape)” on De Lindel! #141 GArfielt [a0@. (2) Best work. “Lindel; 2 - $829 Fingey |... ates: Mitteners. bos ree. CHAT YPECRS—Ay, eral ‘SEWING wacn? IXE “wy MAN | Contra! etations: men wanted whe can | had jaundry "LAUNDRY. 20 Chie _q Pith prowpersus,” we! gy o8 eEperi- | wm es ([r-:-. —O! ' t- DMepatch | , PX Pertenc r : | ; TTAT | : * es . wes a of KR. of CL Jetier. YOUNG Max experienced driver ering fe —C14) | Pre : , | > . Reise? — = Bh Porn am me | earn $10.000 or more nee year: compasy | COON “eA: Lal! -—F ene etIEEZion ae @ and full adieu Orne i hes, Ne 4 t© A PET CO Oz12 Ceaned | | RR? tr *KLAYERS si; tuck nongers col. | | a vers ines. Roz a Tapeh oet-Diepetch Te, le we!) known end is '" strong financha: Math —¥ — White werera. eT telephone”, ver Fy detterion City (Mo) papers Diease wienee to ie fer transporaten, ‘7 $1.23. 9x13 chemically §3 Linde: 4534 owed. Gay @F job. DElmar 660aw. Sing'e. Derience preg. $100 x ry am. | SHEET METAL WORKERS — Barocas Desi tion . virtes 373 Se treated in strict | cocking. 3 family: ap ae ie Saat, miter. Access Bex. F506, a | Cops. (c) est 5358R. es) tom, | Bos Gt nese Service = 49 year cmost gar Boat Co.. Valley Park Mo. t¢3) | confidence J-375. Post-Dispatch. Esd 8381J, oe fi : ;

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Srl for | es 5 pi - IN AL Cc ain h i. o Dei: — A AT re nu 00) 1; i.¥ — TH. ti roc 5, xCH NGSHIGH ve ies fos vest lencee Daimer. = apart ES retina ad ARE ‘rent 4 r ra Ee I S pin - ces. | mt Maparten w = | fei a Seb 40 rent. rae GHW pent Call ta s: moos -Busip riment in ANTED fe cone SHER i fe 2 A oe ut M 2 we al! at art ¢) |G rH oa 02 L* aw ies dn » 4 ae ‘ eae , & D i€ anaree * = ot), ‘private reeit ‘ yedar' -— | oon TR wor ee “GREER Nt = a om ~-' al RA? ° rh Roo 2) 20304 ly t an oe ah tte , irs ed fins ) aa UR ) > a4 2 y 7} [ . ” a A i Byset _ 7m: rescence oe i fu R hin — w ne sew ahare : wet ” 2036- Te we hee and all i3 ce ont a ag -- ato aT . ung aft | 3 en $: 4 oh fi unea:” + se eee fj ish ¢ Sg ing nd er cl tJ n tole =" ; Z) 662J. n mma “oe igh iy j eR 6 I 7 ma are, ap ; AF ut of ~ je ars b stares f mo P uy. 2 a Rand ah 425 i cale ret tance 3: : a . ar 1 n = use A35 co as or c ' | w 4 es nice some. : ¥ ces: P) (<2 nve “¥ A win | ee ST 39 th Pi } abe ni ou aes cay NI r ¥ Sar 54... em, recms 3! urnished reo. rar’ snenat _— ) es are 1) ae “Front Fass Aes — ie IN? 26 aie rocme. ORA . ahi a Coa Mi sane a : . mensiorrer Z 2 “*e on7 7 LBRRATS aa = bass — $15, re & . a Ee a: Meee an ee irr . TLIVAN | ter 9 op ai th, | : al A om C ° er = ‘ er ¥ rome. ban y | ‘ «it iA = a ‘ Po * wl iss iret : : i. =r ae yd | _— M w YD aieos -t | pa at 2 : ’ “37°50 r es et ey ER. rie aed "HE _ , ~ Sista ee % 7 —* bs aac CO. fleece. ; ate & ™ ” F? . entvenss + oof noe- ba ! t ‘ a ’ panei

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ee FAMED fe Hue as a eo a ‘ee r uxewx. Ee ey eres, dss dpa a ea Led Be ee a SPR Wa Sala DRS! 2 5 Plone (oe ge gaLaP sans bo a! ey, ee ee Sa Od ae & 4 x, 3 » ms 3 Dat en AR gb ta Bab dass B96, = 3 ; = = ? Pim Whe eee Vitigs, é MONDAY. EVENING, AUGUST _ 30. 1926 en aes ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——— PAGE 24 Aes ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —————___— ci ae Grareronmenr — ,gguuenuats.sre, "monown.sa.cor™er ST. LOUIS EXPLORERS FIND = ANSWERS TO QUERIES FOR RENT, FOR COLORED * nwest th » ie ' ‘ Nort : ’ R /* +07 i--—4 reverie bh a e. ~ a4 Northwest | ones - ee “n Laven she Post-iispat h eserves [Ae ight iG rey ° "eo — ast Or Pore ' o . m * ed - ” -. x Neg ‘hee 460°. a. . sonabe: owner leaving cit; 4 ttentic except letters on medical questions of undoud msi? ; . Syn Ud. Bi lor 3-Powt room efficienc gtren a =) a ) : Sak, It PD . ; , , > se aa wa bads 11-26: spartmen’s. with bat a?" soa South ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped addressed entvesope. : : : s= : . : ; *, 3 ie . _- 5 4 ¢ > 7 a*. A whe niame of President XO* age ¢ 2 ‘ : ws , #exrermina S A © SaiGa ts © ba ; 7 — ” oe. ’ ’ ited) ‘es or gee el Ge al : eae atarre | JGhn Calvin Coacssmge Warren arias : TO LET—BUSINESS P’RP’SES oe OPEN. FOR INSPECTION ug Tour in Wildest Section o ay OA One Of ataatton i | Gammelel Mactan wan the ants —— 206 i tet ars . heat 1! “geen dl S47 arf 1 7 South + alg ee Pg these io . a | : presi: n s re Dot -* . : - with Path haate od. f) re Piet ntains Doi n ach . I - Santer sent - 7 4 ; 7 eters om enki * - 4 " a = “ae ~i« - 2 a ‘ s rn ‘ 3 . ya - :* ‘} 7 tice d "+ ‘ A TK nN ; . - to4 ‘aun ce Oe ne = 4 Maeda‘ ai Oc 4 Ou oo 7 r} mace f ° in ~# ‘form . , ae —— sat i ag alii har work re recog- , a od fic “ > e- Dati 2224— (004 ‘ocation f 3 rT SEE US. s louis University Jesuit the tertiary period or Age of “wam- road does not run through the | SF nignat scnoo: pet or = ' : ~ : be oa rcs oe : i yy a rs oS . liens o sis . - jn an 2 4 = on le = ern ra "2 — - » ; ; - . — rT. ss : \ ee y ‘ ° ‘ - & Nae, e 2 — a bia eS : Sa a 4 3 2 f *- - . E 2 CHRISTIAN. BRINKOP ae ’ . 0. - : s “i 2 iheociogica a? t¢ mt Te. § in ine Bad a -Be 18 i = puto Mex 4 =: «4 wor ,¢T ‘ y - as , Gl est ._# as? . rr an &. ’ _ t,?Tal a i , wi ..* « . ~~ vate 3 " pith wii yy on - ’ i-’ — _ — ~~ tT? rements i & 7 . “ee . i oa a e ae - ool - ahs - — eR, ~2 > iii? ¥ rr Ty" * r . i | & hu ee » _ 2. - Tt. 2 ‘= HERES 4 KE AL HOME uo . irtit yt a 6 Paaa ¥U Se bd ce 4 nis 3s sacha teinas - y - “=@¢ 4 = ~~ ; » Zz = a . oe. za edge iL ie )s Zi - x” . - - . at ae ; 2% o. oo rT A — '? a eee "Th ie ra = ad ‘ine “rosses . AO 8 “a - per le Si & vo as . hardw: : ap eT EET ES: ate : erie this fal! Watch the 5 = - — fe «4 uF l_arce nt : e ~4a é ‘4 - - aed a eae IAc 9544 : ne © oo. . Pie " en Sieiieahe — «¢ no inspection hewspapers or the announce e ; . a . ad . . ngsi-Weber. > ee Be Grand ‘ atoll : Deet? ¢ ar ; ming. aiong the continentai civide =i es — . " : at . ei é in Aate Washington Lf ; . , : a a : Lt ct t4h § }#8483L&dn dS - A ha ‘ - s eS , ; - > a. : i i ae boa . . > TY - . f (? 5 = 4 -~ —— ; , F $f OT | Ea2 a ae ; 2% . } ut > - i _Y re J sig . Ast" A 44140713 © ra ae a» ied - te oa - P — a = 2rm~Mimarnv i a as : Ms ss . : : ; se : > * ‘ ° ; , e - : : [Be _ - ; at >- ze 3 ; ; ; : . : ' ate 1 , ewe! ; 4 i . . Ta rw { onesu it tre reg * _ ° e e - ry - : ny eo rye , * 2 = ry amma! ; - . -# - TI . : neap re $ ther're rather elated about it , —- = ‘ 1789 by William Mooney as a so- 4 * * - a ” : ot man me " } =, nla * ad : 2 " —S- eo - - A A.% al ; . . , the steppes of mussia reia.e€c la organization directed against yt H K —Water-cress grows Si aie . Sone ¢} rea was one tTrhicn- ne@ ai at . . — . ounes a tn Fiscscame > = . ' ; 4 +r mm * . : ¢ , - « ~ 1 Suburban Southwest : _nere i) ~ ib bee ds ict «& thor Pernsr i. wa ~" . — a — 4 , - - : + - ? a . a [t- - aT — « > nar al c--4 - Tre ‘+ oo we - : . - * ™~ v AKLSEA, saline : ~ + : iy fi] : AMERICA 1! iS0- -F r aaie © m sae . >: *’ Leet iWVias ata ‘ . . acosineipetaiienia hic eadir falks on acientifice « = “ -areeti as . wees — POUmLICal and near springs. ‘ a > ry sine , *y a : ranite hi i , -Vh Fo ths Phebe a ; , ii} LgdioO a. id wrk sh se bade aloes ae a i 7% - ‘ ' wigs ~¥ : u sng ° . . ar ts ar c« rT ary goods , ‘ 5.14 VvTa +A va - =e 1S — — 7 _2~ . a _— a. > a SRE aa . loa = 3 cert? + ar | | A | EK eal = -S Gace Oe: se iets. tN We traveled for the better part Montrea niversit. oth in Mon- $§ culture is needec except tt a ; . >= 7 i-rant 4 cr .? ° a a ————e + - a ol a : ‘ P = 4 > * ge ‘ q =" Ola: nage : mie es me sc Oe M >364—S a wee, 82s 5. Ne : ear up on its hind tegs ana . 3 as ‘ ae trea anada roronto University | thhe patch of cress iree teu —— * ’ * : on ~ > Cy% ~ - - - aoa u ot a" o-™ am bg a - — ’ ~ — | a e+ . - . ai ta— st-Luispatch ” — Tw a. 1 os thea * -ope«t ea = ¢ oe op Son med -r gaan att —_— = ™= ater "““,48 ara : . 9 ; — “artis ai } er = 9 T ‘% & - - mrs ha * - ro Tle ~~ + a , 2 > 7 e *r~e . oS de i a-> ia ; 3 4 — = a . ‘ — a Ls. as = ; . 7 M in ‘4 _ ‘ ‘S » sili - é J i i4 ~ -- - se " a - ~ "nar Tras: = + . ? + anon 7 « r as - -ta Ff ~# **« a Te rte anad -” ” ‘*ra ETr = Tr ee ** | . mare NS, ESTIMATES ast your the fic R oni | ° staff of the various Canadian Uni- the extra-curled or pepp srmaey BIDS. eos : Central 6 . ; Rattle Snake Mountains, but al- . . i 54 waite: — nates ters * £82 “resga ‘ - 7 ty ; : « e Vii, i id Om tf: }ess a) a » &. seme —_ . ” aR eae ™\§, ai 1424 4 | See i : 4 ‘ : . - ee 3 eannninte ~4 iT@ ae i. = “~-—- ath. “tect vet = : a - roam modern brick $4500 9 FLAT—--story sing bi + oA 2 ~ ata ln >. wavs qisappointedq wu & ne are ners .. 4 } 5-room modern brick, $4000; € ee eee Emmett Reyn- " | Le | A TL 7 i ~~, r —a ee « a: e* — > tibet i ‘ . 4 a * ies o °* 7? + — Fi ei 9, : Yer - emt. 3s. See at , , puliding joahs. p\BAs. ee North ! i : other rise in maddening monotony Health and sanitation naa Of Duo erest Omiy Wie on «) wsisteeae BP 93 o is es 4 ne ee , r + + + -# “3 J ’ a e arell ww 4 he ad M a ae ; ws 4 : - Serer ae int?) . : a — . g ie aii et 1824 N ss ‘ e na a i =! nignt x ? oat _ - —- hs ~ — aT>é ? rT t om = “ - S* = = Bs ee (ta 6 cs . home of a rancher named Reyn m-ms Ff K Consuit a Yeterina- ned to determine the infection. + ~ , ? peop oe - - _ amo ad my oo = ee :e . - _— a teteateetss 4 ae* 7 4” th es i ees: -- ° . ~ . SS . : bau ccas til finding, neac a ag ae Picea —- % ted at th “t+ ene, 7 Coent ne REAL ESTATE—EXCHANGE _ yids, and I recall that I read my ‘ian about the sick horse. Send/ You may be treated at the City ° . : : : aa {A s ‘ “Rid ee. | | i ati : . ssihivn : if ” a se = a ‘aKK bA--> # s, batt eiectr ws South ete 2 : a stamped, self-addressed envelope; Dispensary or at any of tne iarge } a4 Ys ' f 2 ei a ; , ~* "pte . . 4 an 1e © td eda . . - rg pe . ro -$ermorm? or, # the =O rt Th = . - wi m et ee ta am nm ? - + S40 ; J ET] in FL. : ' Saha _ i .* 4 al I oe , a. oy "> 2 fs ; —_as OU rae, wa ——ome spar at | i> ’ EAL ES ATE stad & id ‘ ba i i > 2 and ta ] us wi hat xind ‘ree sma} " . | } a - ‘ bac: : van 4 > 3 LOA NS Oo T > ‘rae ‘_- y ~ + a 7 — + bk . en 7 — +@ — . - — | ~ - ~ er . — lars ~~ ~# ——— - en ae can Ti ? HDoiod T = Pe tee | i nd 2 : ce : iL imm® id Wi A - ati ami i is Cc — i iu we i charg i+ ~~ sa 35 os Bs at ‘ : -~ es ars ita : = . aw Sa enon : — : . emt Pres ; : 3 : maria —aic -) $44). | ee aire ' rete road for sale chea: SINGLE FLAT—!75) CASH FARM LOANN—oOw 43 ent Pees ane. fitever It was the next dav Jiseases need special diets a private phrsician ” hg ‘ i aa - ° re pe " ~ . . o ‘ = eed - ¥ - ; on TN A ~ Fee "4 Pas 8 4 ' : . hee nA “rail ™ . = ¥ ™ — - 3 - aA! s 4 = S ae ae ; 204 re se €& oe ; a a : . - ‘ Pe ts a nm rae to ~T OW TAT. P ed on wi =o ie wane St i rade for city. Frank K. Ashby. 70 | ake good terms. See this 9r call UAT 341, rears if desired: let us 6 | before we reached another ranch MES ¥. we = CURIOUS.—Washington Un‘rer- . Ti. ae “ij 642? " P ems =* Auig Nationa rarm™ oe a “7 oe ommend drugs for recucing pur-§ sity maintains a clinic at its - P —— a * + u YY : r € Ss =~ val . ~ P ~ . . a . an ‘ — tT 7+ - Be ‘ e565 *-h e 2 , ae ore 4 f . : - Se a ae “ee J . : ettnas = i " = 24 cto a oo gy tp . " ~ ~ gs a x a? ©6eaiidine tT TERBLAT? Chestnut. c4"x td ee . seocia +0 Vas re A442 Gali LPG Aa 1s een poses Send us a stamped, seif- medi l scho- om the corner £ 4 s.fan nt at ow rid ‘ ~ On fh BAL HANGSE - eiren HUisaing a -amtainatnttn _ -_—— sone + he > ore ea WA ‘a: Sib 9 eS Ty eee eey, ST a aN : is ot 2 ga - 24 Gis “ as . 7 a Bi: a : k. . = : . . . . . ; mores as . = i LA lI t\ ons era 2 inlet: c a= tha addressed er Flonoe and epea Euc! 2 ard Swan avenues The Sr «J ; as “a> ; . a _—— + . ” “ is a, . + . a . = bs ” . _ . —* * ‘ r . aAy ,* ¥ ; \ F ae - girth js) ; vrc + 7 — a a we i - |. “= ” a ~- * ‘ 4 ? — sian a oo. pecoe “ | MONEY LOANED—~S ae ee eee eottate fIEXaNDOAH. 40394— ms ' Weet End prep ecripe 16 ve West a « real estate at wwest erest, lights Rey lds’. a . teen Louis University clinic is also of ‘ , ¢ a . : ed esemenitei . . : i st au = “ P ~ + >- , m : ~ , ra AC erect 7s hme ? = : es : - : ad a ae AN cee NTT A 144 HW). Ponte hea uti 20 m ents afeminad deere f trust ciet its - ; _ the tx pe you desite The city i i: TH! TY Ti; a ry 4 ? ; fA = 1 a are r 1? am 2 = ae 3° ics aTe in t - Mun i¢ ipa. (6 ur oo furnact ectr Sa $4 mm - , . eet ae eer ee (cl s Revrnolds ha a phonograph -arbolic acid or any other drug Building : ac bas oT & wit 3 i - ~ — : pane Saree re RN A RT ——_————— Ks rs . oe sada a» _ = . . aeaion . : — shige - Te — Call Riverside 3816 icB) $2 al! G21 zth Misvad ~- ' - i a er. a é e ekir Ly e farantesat ons ~- HARR : — s aad Wt ae #2. a * 3 ’ ~ al ¢ -—s. tT oo . - - ret ‘i ~ Lt . Lo “= = 2 ~ ee _ ; 7 Ps - arjpor - 6 & _ © pepe: a Aira immgeg RESIDENCES F¢ F West at na Quick a wer SEE rT PTI tT 4 ne Over “Hic reernede 2 Sie tun 4 oh sometimes D du ed D tax a han ee Oma ~ ~ r CHR ~ rc ms . TarT + RRINK = : - - s+ J . - > ae + Bere Po | od ¥ i..* e ’ M Lane P ? : & . n . a a ~& vo ‘fi Mi anes a ba a fe34) s 7 -_ in a3 a cae - — , , a 3 ~h rugs 2 = “2.0 me 2.20 s ry) ¢ - ; 63 Hr ¢ strut ict th mle eeee oe 327 8S 7Pan a which er mosti¢ trot rn} ir i he mor ely proaguc peeing ' ogee “ TAH. wi0 > Moaemn ne. ueeeen | ER. 20es Cheetos South : Laciede 3040. 362 Grand _ vh re mostly fox trots. The skin are more lik to Drewes | De cudeen article af diet ill canes . how rs e : ‘ rrrosa-aNTwoatl ® -ooms modern shi une “De tis OF IKUSsT Pt RCHASED pve - wae Neanr: — s h resuits Pa ' ? - : paras on ~! ANDOATI. 2828 ng. modern . ro § PROPERT } is uncanny} Out ere = : an excess of saliva for some per- ° T BUY ee tt e asily nc ed into fiat. LA- $.4hw) © $50,000: INCOME / e Tr WwNHEARTEL —_— Te qe ne “age oa a wrvaui ee — REAL ES’'TE— ———— t) PREFERRED: ‘REASONABLE TEEM®* | : avy from anywhere. Wher i NHEARITE ple he cause of such a econdi- . ti : ¥ . ~~ 7 = * "ae : i = a »,.FC ri re- } ; _ ~ +4 >. - + aca —. m PE OPT PS Wed tn Vive reet — eee PROMPI ATTENTION. (Rew phi ko + Se acti cial hala “= ‘ a necessar . e a ee ee tion should be sought and re- a : ae ie ™ — ’ ; 2s a * ~ 4 “3 rs ns “we «C« a ; ; ad i > rer ray ~ > ~ 3 r "+2 ’ = ~ + a a oe ~-m mt ke me a & on 7 4 7 Trea Ff -“~ ¢ . ith : , ‘ " 4 » . bi ; ' aa .* 1 EERSTE ee PA cr — - - . . on ~ - - ~ a hae’ > a = aces = ene : MS atin. . S28 . Ci REAL ES ' e FOR SALE : - Prem - ~ ~ _ 7 2 pean Southwest LOTS—$50 cash. $16 a moti 208% 35x | s RY iAN. te odie -e Sve wb + aera easiest : lias oa eact notner ra Wo haa oon - and heignt itl 2 = 4 . Ve R - es e o- = 7 - * Pe > ‘ o sh - a bao a “— gating > ant ae : ~“3Ve re are ais ; “8 2 PY LER, 6708—) reom-., hardwood floors Aa . ie ~ -—4 48 $ + are A j A a Be r tferm™anr e ray “OT - a r i" ite? * ¢ eana 4 - Soya hefnre m™ fhe 7 c ie - 2 5 2 : ai i repeat your ques cion “ . r * - rr > . i i a i =e u ai ‘ ~*~ &i id .* a. é { - iil ‘Pal _ »’ a oh bibs © Fi + d ‘on figenila. 6% FIRST DEFDS — z 3D gle { e hack little ‘rone effect in such a case SE ge nd ain ‘fo such is th ase he Ww fixtures ra ad ’ oe ¥) fy ae issou 7! La i : seminatian «* aN sia he @m@iirs a Aa SS ~ ie M ‘ ee: a . ref ore eal, »? : - ; — ce th \- an dn He ld T by Rain. A th 4 A i €@XarMmi @&.Avresn & 2i:ts 7S with rou NO had effects wonta poe. Sh} rerrrepore ex rs genet i tawny It Phe!lpae , unt $2 - —_ t« - rN S TMS VF » oe hi Tu $20 OO. p - nda ee ~~ + Foe ti LOrreact _. - . ; we . : ¢ we : : - r wriaes uel 4 ‘ asittiee pctpiieer inet clon r YZ rom rewuen v Werttin ?} 2mKi Ne GBib-——4 rooms. bat! het-Water = acTe sargeT sr acres ext. Lafa On improved city real estete: perfect tite Threw hat heer rehi ‘ . 3 . -~A +¢eentmer* resu.t irom ii sUenwy we ing’ ‘ne heat : r ; x3 “ec ©4 ~ NT / =’ E i) 1 (“heen ne t ae " wb = ' oid =. = . . ‘ - - - : at IMC tt nd imsurTat - 3 . — - a, oh te a ss - . = . is bd : 4 ae eee : . ' wie 2 sti ngs means 7 @ re adistrict for several weeke ard their % t 4 F.—Lee ulcers should be @drv it thoroughiv immediately up- ‘ . 12 Pree , ‘ . = i” » aad . oh . y é 4 - . - a4 Ne a - *% ase a e268 . ue pp . 4 te o ; ‘a - - ~ _- ’ \ - - “ ae a 2 - rar +> - - -_ ap a, See Pe a Be ee -—a eo * a) %& ™ >? ¥sic a7 ANG Gar - on ie 3 n Th 7 ter @ pa gg “ll St. Louis County ~ Christian Brinkop R. E. Co. racations were nearly over. when 2 treated by a fF aving ti ate Teh A Eel ; ' tot Os ' #3 — marcas . ° : : FARM Tes fruit tree aA ecctnse “lede 41 (e3%! ramnmener wha had hears n # i ll ———— «Tse $3434: 4 me eae . aie © 34) : P.M , * j a a a7t : ~ = AC 304° il ae a , ] ‘ iad ea i of air a ' ath, pe A>. Pete annie al wes orl neame agen tan , ao inéore. = , = of} nandie ‘ ce fick tia! = : 5 EER S STOCKS AND BONDS ’ i awe iin en sie ie aeRO cot a CHOUTEAU HEADS OPPOSITION ST, LOUIS LEADS IN PRIZES " a _ = eS - > S °r- p ei ~ ai vt | e ‘ ~ : . . 2 4 4 x a5 in tendon £37 50 melee os a - | " a Se i active ras 4 st xs -Titie Dn ick tO fT rane’ f T PROPOSED K, K. 4 PARADE i . Ee Pp ai = iJ? rw, . 2 : » Me t 2 ™ N x hu , on }o Or 2G. ‘ - 7 : - . . >- ™ j i ai ans t i Arvieal 3457 ~s i = ‘ iTrity oO * , a Wind TP i e-gie * e , . pap een Zz : - eieems vi afin pis OF N PL ; ~ - + | larce 2 .” , me 3 i see a — ac, hee mn Mf er a ; es ROUEN, Ta P Nominee for Cc Oongress in | Li: t \ — Huds ; rus co tae ; , via : sterner agi aye Sranas Eleventh District Calls Meet- | “4 of Awards Made in Citizens’ en ” ~ . 4. ~ a= | : ’ . . wt ° si ated es v ‘ ” . . - y> . ; J hth : - A . ~ j j rié Pe Fon -—* yrIt¢ : m ing ~ - (icles a ‘ -- . - ib A. J Davi 4 ing at Odeon Tonight Military Train Cc » Which ” >| oe a | A - we ge Prrz.s ( " tor M oe ertrai States Lif: ens it was stOrming again when wa ns ¢ : i% dr; Pi rE + } - « 3 " } Ao is ¢ » ; ¢ s " . 3 = - ee. ore + — = es a... rs rea - 3 Po 1 ¢ a 2 Ys icne } in x ms, . ’ eek n M . O Ss \ME ) \\ t I 1 ¥! r ira 2 4B: , a4 ° : oh oie : x — LJ (7. ~# +k at T S ort | eatin - 5 4 +h a oe es, oT ee eS Aen tisha joining Ferguson wab })) ed appears D: 7. Mines man bands tive un. bike a kine.” related Father Rev. ¢r House of the Legisiature Dave; prizes than these from any other +. a 9 * s ‘+. : ‘ a = : . a a iz r — a 4 s : és rb i ; ren ha - > 44 ’ _ 7 — ‘ ss = *, —— ae = y= = . 7 sor ‘= + *~ ro. | & So es i mscuerete * 4NiMj ee —— b= rae " Ss sone - : - S~ . c Z. owen ng *3a88 if ~ wath | r VOU Turnitu a a 6! 6.eG F aS. nies at a a ‘aia aes Le 18 Ve were aimos? the ro JS é a4 A. Ths J H ti & - noutead, | City at the Cttizens’ Military Train- ree ; . : ; e Ok, pes Vi ~ —- - * - a . i Evers s vate i RoUusshils a 4 Cs hee LL 9 - a-* ne alee i. 2, — 27m Praminee *ar i“angere s ' - Kei N70 : vc r ' > te * = 2 Ly . ; Sm — erry " ste = YP 6 Se = « a 7 re vs "ls ‘ z -* . - > re He sien tian o it nN ran + - ~* _ 2 i 4 4 t ~ ~ ise ss “a cC “an pan _. Y 3 : ern ‘ paar ~* : ft > zs ~ . ‘. te tT — = T +4 a. rm pat _— _ 242i p a. hy ort si. @ayv ernyFor ei W cpa me, *28-2} 4 modern re Ss: 2 . * 7 } Tteous auc triemdiy treatmel Vive ; uS and Ean Waving a red flag n ne Fwae@vent aS LC ii ©Oe . . ~ a ~ = oT tea T m _ ae ree _—— ~ - lig F . ; — Ae i . = F . Pie > i 2 i -*\ 2 ; ¢ b - * - ‘ . “ r a = : " Gia - . wa ee n) nee ecorated. garac on} » Come amc talk e . : Ls -% “Whet on earth dace ha want -« with him: tonight to formulate ai! +an., which closed today The “1? ae + = a - ‘ - tT’. » 3 as = a ‘7 ‘@ * . it? . au : saree pats WARE Tage , + teem 2 SUBURBAN Son FOR SALE ee An ante : ee ) aeke f+'e the o - -enlied the. protest against the Ku Kiux AsaN +en St. Louis winners nd the ft 2neqnyT t , oe “on ’ AiT HA \ #4: eS cer i 4 - e ! ; — - 3a + ~ Fela im ? 7 *»@ itis: S300 Gewr: terme tc un |G Laniem Finance Corp is SINES ; vie a 2 lasses in which they were victors $ Paes ee ‘ ‘ —— ‘ - ™ PSR oe le tr FLATS FORR T—F j ra schoel 1935 N. Gra ic ies ite iis O The meeting ts tO} are - t ' " > - . . e ; . are. oO EN urnished rR t yy — Ac uVurt ° 2 ot © ies Bo: ? ) bf a Ms . t vV ~ fi ' > ie A = 4 ; ¢ c- j . 2 .- > a f +_- ™ a tt? ing West iy £ tt BR hate e | ‘om J a ; 4) 0 PT ( ) 1 Ee I~ i l rt ~~ “ } . ri. =i Cers | . a . ims es — ? } 5 -_ _— ~:, - - . ta : ; ‘ Lae oa ws 4 ‘x Tar ak? Be Aa — ? se Tr -g* br “Ap a. 4 1 FINNEY 44704 Fiat > rooms: nice Re wae sean Rae 8.2% > 7 axeY TO LOAN ¥ = le Ug wal Ta ime roaring : place, bes hase bal! ‘felder ir _ : . s* ~| : ~ a4 a ~ FT . - ‘ em 3 wate gas M NE ¥ 4 S4aiari¢ec Le 4 as 5 a5 BUSSESS sy Pb T iES La 7 4 a > the roa a ~ St ~ he —— we Was aS be o eee - ee" 1. ° - Bin sii : aseba!! awnmA trac o tearns¢ a inti~4 rim a r r x oy P ge. arage . = Bi "Mit rh “x ka a ©) Lfident ai. las! Pa wart Ex eM, 5s : sist ame ae ee : *s > a 5 aha d Grav . — - — ; 4 . : = : r o si ’ ‘ 3 Cecora te CAbany Tis from etreet i? t - ce — rahe arn eepeestcnngeeatiarabe e - - - si a 4 > o ro a “2 r ‘ ~ 4 ves Ss me a : ’ ‘? - ° “oe asirurien:s -: Vain 8, Cin a — ieee We had to use pack srees for ‘a i «1 Sg ee — paonship Bil t#am; Robert 4 18 . .* . .Oore 18 .ei¢ OT, .O' -- sit oo: . _ h GLENDALE BUNGA ALOWs— 6500 (CASR “;. 50 weekly installments. to salaried from the ranch. night and morn- catcher of championship ball wes ria — ‘e A “ms 2 bath . ee ss ant = a R —. 1 mi — sa ree 2g ee — a adilies te that some rr! repose oe? intin ~ ——— gos. ” ad b bali + pees ; Setar Seite = ea te business ¢ Dro. °S8.064. peopie, secured by BAKERY— 2 iv ins f ms. 3. . ” —_. “Sm, Pete ¢Ta26 ee $% Ees:: — Siti ae 8 : + re S| “ner of 77 trard 7 GILMORE, 5452—5- reo nee. nodes, OS™ SS feet) wr ste woous 100r8. two comskers. cBarge § per cent We dert por 2 I 21] Park vs) be. VR Ming (Ha. Mace it ImteP- 4.4:., mar he in the minds of, *©# and wna eee ee “ . r “se } “er ie o> See : ses Od n , x . siete ey Sian —_——_——_—-— -— _— a en - a i isi 8 - iid . bebe te eS i S v7 - - $40." OF. L. Fisher 08 S. Broadway garage _ egeag eon. pear make and buy eecond deeds cf trust. ‘ANDY STORE—Excelient Dusmress: well esting was that there is an infect- _ : hurdle race: Wilson Willman of Riverside 0170 (@) c@r_and schoul: S65 ‘ RELIABLE LOAN &@ INVESTMENT CO. ~; se - cat com tae an aim . a ee ICC | those who chose the time and place: *™"™™ : ene - Lz * ei —— + > * = ‘ . q . J a te A % - . . a eee ; an! Zz ¥ - a >d -_ *% . o~ » oy a. a “a “ —— fEHL. 6S0l Grevois. Riverside £990.) 3:6 N. Sth st. (ground floor: Gar. 9562. ascent Phra aie Sr ; ed titk in these mountains. When . tT? the re 454 Harris avenue. oest cava:r} ; ~2} > _ Zz ri ‘ “2 ea i ol . : ¢ demonstratic r t ‘he ° *. a , ———— ov —- ~ el ne ~ aCa . BOS = . . 2 : samen 2S sm lia at em nee sonnet emmennms Senne snislilipapis (cid: , Vr coT Va PS S- tetabete,: : 4235 8 t)6hOCOUBITtes «Tt al1ises 2 eno*ted forer ‘ atts Giga . , a trooper and corpora: oO: best drilied MONEY TO LOAN—$z5 1 $5000 2 sg: Ss naa . P " ty , vi - ghould be to keep Negro vot- *“*~* - omer = a . wa ~" io . but a." «a 7" y a? -_ .c . 2 . = , 4 Po J Ass i? > Ps > - - . ™ . 7 a . ereenpe. e fete Ld e : enna . « ; - - p — “ ~ 4 mn rod aS mit, ? > he > —~—* _ + = — — ~~ ~ tf + nr a = ALABAMA vail > Foote batt reert Maplewood The Morris Fan Ppayaor?t in Oo weekly ——~ aes > i? 4.6 i CO. l On MmvVY arm one niegnt and spent *F Z . . 2% tean wyese i M arron ih - : pA 7 —~— rrer> . Ora we js ~* Wat yw 2 Re ° — W Ebeter 7 or,” -~® »~™ bans _~ : : - ares eo — ~- « it. ~ 4 ‘ iu ‘ = 4 : . - - re “os ” +e ; 4 a Se — ’ % ‘ ; ~ — ~ . raat . 4 . - . 4 TIT \Wieo _~- ) Sear’ treat x eqed ‘ iJ1rectot mrockKks O01. 1a € AN SEP ea 5 s Ps ae =e ' Qt Soft maw ‘ .e PEt VEMI—SRAL 1 ‘. = | ene hie # cvonuw theade av ene tinward of 95 Forsyth roa win- - | | ~ ~ ta ~ -s — : - : - . r s y = oe J ~ Wak e » yA ‘ - » i ‘ " ‘ s ~ r on ot re om * =a a ~~ + COTTAGE—4 forms a omnes : ~ Ears ne - SCHOO WORTH > MARK Streets and Sewers Department: a tte niteiia em a wh: rent $45 ¥ wage [MONEY TO LOAN—S$25 to $l0uv’on en- FER PEFORE sCHOOLS OPEN L- were til? m at a stebp angle and hee sing ier ca ehe| ning talk on “Relations Between - pra a . ~~ et ‘ — e- a> aia $) es ; ~ : p- 7 : - > iA ‘ “R44 4 . a = f+sr - oo na cyT ei? € > c S > - : wk rt @ » «a a : at | ra » a8 — & ~ “ a- z AX «>a s 2 3 Span ’ . 4 : 2 ? tei 484 | - city inseiors oiiice a! — ~ ~ — —_ 4 ¥ é : Ns . ' 4 sega y« ‘ D deere “vt gt ne: >=“ > uae $s irs? z r 29 i as Lesqve Manner {ene peered into ' : r. ia = . ‘ i). Lainowun vones oO 4628 ee MI - 3 ao ¢ - ~ # 24 ~ — 7} - FORE 1 4 ee | BEST OFFER ACCEPTED Tire - st : B) i os eee e de s of dizz invous. beaxn-i... —. ete YT W Ster-.| Pershing avenue, winning talk n fa oth te] Sei ~ r r 4° ? A + 3 3 , > nga PPI AT? T + sia v kt # . or — pte _ Selliniewellsadaineneibiidiidinssanieisentin Ma sie - : * aims ©) a Pal a 'i* . - -s ame es i : ; ; Sr os tak a 4 ; e ra ame ~ K j ™~ 1X a an Oil ia i Noi > a | ‘ 7 pal ’ q . ai . _—. - Rene , "t a es » ee SLO A « e OUR> a ice Wni3at MIE aT rT whirr of P cian (Guar and the C. MT. ¢ ~ : ‘i : - m1 2 4 © ~ r ’ ay? ba m7 % Fran ee > ~ar = Se i => = ’ = i a4 sig — * 2s ee is - * oe & a Tri O87 i> 7 = . + Ww eee . Fue ‘4 = . Richmond Heig , z | om 4% ere | Box 4-322 c . es. “He said m¢ pf ~=s«éth : “ -, , * >a . - a > z= x > 7 — = e ‘ a 4 : one ais i J a4 ‘ . ; - - r+. ses e - ani , . ° | - om gacren ~~ e ” — . ' ees i oe Ss . a ‘ 2 : ra r ap 4 iss * : ‘ is ee... % . ‘in on nore nee hat * ° } + rave rt ‘ys - a mpson o $> hod 0 le) 2 ase nar ee a ton : he d Lees e 28 preeaer't ke P |, Pe = kio} 1% se Peiase eae . a . ; To ee. on use: hoat-wal os nade or ¢ ur ox MOE eee thee ., the scarcity of rattiers in ign @i- |... », uncerered met that. boulevard, best horseman and best FU ——— FOR RENT Bi: lett Se'e158. high locstie n> “nance 4 mmnercia z :_ a I ee, he , aces U shes ya , _ = — a aes . vial . “= " w e . - ? wa * 4 ani 7" - m= ars rat* or ; eee rT rte @i% saa @ be 5 / ~_- a “~* *, Iam oo ; ter BUNG LOW Net shed Cuieer | sae anh ee . ” aedifies | ea : oa oon tan ee ae egetabie —— — . , some might prefer to wear their! second-year student in his troop. Pts : : o> ‘area ts 3 r . “ . See 8 aoe i “ ieee s i aie Gite S20 ser week or 37S ver : . t8r) A LOAN AT & PER CENT . YE AR— : ; : the only safe rule ts k out { a 54 + cf Ji _ --~ 5 ° ee - * - , . > — . " ~~ $ i a ee , . — f my ory? is - r : s yf) - Ss - we Me — — onmth (“Abarny 37484 4 —_ Taxere, | rs. ERI AND MEAT MADRAET—i Trent ance.g™ ease. terms i ss eis -4 5.8 St'NGatay Wifts ern Drick, | aalar 1-6 goad . - em cot mise this fax £479 . -pecimetis oun teau asks him to exercise i: ti Pet "$325 ior @uice sale $S50* me - * ‘oe . (PREMF INVEST. " ~ 6 \rrr a om ee oe “ Te. arg | haAtirs a “ter "we began thawtt. and fart 4 a rasan a =, “> . = s a v s ‘ P ROOM 619. 705 OLIVE indetl 15002... wear cether Hamilton Hi nt i tala aN He Is Facing - Charge Made by ‘ —_s ‘+ 2 5 , i ad 3 » e226) , : : ; yeid SA! : ee ee men . it ry od buy a ; so . — . ae Laake EEE See SOE wer feet Teonted 5, ete} | Seouring the sage brush on the top) «aurea erRaaT REIT : post-Diapat ‘ mproremmecie in and car and bus serv 2 seers RES LAL RANT—For quick sale acco - of a riog s Bact riage wHhICD | Special to the Proet- Dnepetc . ,. . > ois . i " ie " ‘ ~? 22 - - 7,7. rm = - faced people ai § per cer isiDess ~~? ager ek | mn a elif? fac'ng northwest MONROE. Mich Ange. 3° The , ea e ” , as a " 7 f * ee at -_ seus _ an meeprtnenn- . > RRR teen — ——--~ arrad a se: =] i La e - ius wh AN ed 4 . } A | inves gas @ " day hotes location fer bur (Get ao ¢ SA ‘, garme day 8D Bis SA’ RAN [— Jw ia plan doing good te EB 4 i é cet | P e 23; MORE THAN 20 dn . ory ow —? \ qr Ee ~§sOD " : paths 2 ies " om ee oe ae . « 4 7» , +? peres a A NANCE CORI *2 ‘quipped: will sei. cheap for cas’ called out He had found one of William FR. Curtiss. $5 rears ae 7 “ABBOTT K. CO.. CENTRAL 12277 ASO SN grad 14277 fel) pen ea 2 a : a dinOSAUT. Br the Assdciated Press all sit accownt of sickness 3 iving I began to work along a gully NEW ORLEANS AUE 39 — -— 0. és z “oe 3 ary P rT. ¥ . — al . - -_ - - hn - - ‘o- aad ba ' hure? here in t who > ert. Webster Groves ne an ar a4 ~aAan @ ° ao oe mel nete we _ L Pa = a orer ' he fas = 3 ‘ d and was sTt- Tw enty-five pe rsc ns kro wle¢ge * . J , ' I ‘ : “ , le 4 warded by anotner specimen. That ave iost thetr lives. aii Lopes for tion for an infunction restraining oe } Se sai: cash ane easy & erPpore f arrone > sma > ra - sag ‘ t Pa ‘ ~* : ~ : . . ‘ RP rc teOoOrewTr ~ - - , 7 > “S%ae fan — a s ” : “ol i. te. aan = = ¥ paymerts, Box B-353, |} ee se WORES ou awest rates tn OM oo —T — Jed: tm- night Father Bergman came into the safety of an additional five him from molest'ng ‘one of his . : os ie - - —_ ‘’. _ - “5 ‘ . ™" “ a” : - eg ~~ was - a s . ae Q ™ awe a ‘ 7 eer HOMES—You haven -¢ seen ine 42 32 awrormica. IROKFP AGE co eee : — —— & Camp with severai more. hare pheen bandoned and more women partshioners is pending " ” ~ A — > as aa i . . é4 ave sfen miv Hille adicinirne SJR Tawere Tite 2 » ed - oe + age : . ap , ; ft Webster. several modern trick homes. com- > REI le a I eA XX, AimeehieDys) 3 horning reported a.find down than 20 others remain to be ac-, preached his final sermon ryester- ~ nen — « #4 Via Regtan an Pavk #T a — a” : Lada : T L- _¥ . a! re None, so eo ee tr TSE - ermeyer = me “menace e ’ - : 2 ; . - ite : a* * ¢ ’ : acs + ae q —_ ‘ z - a om . - Y “ a 7+ “ a ~ + > 7 ei ca = «+» e n ? . _ ‘ff en wa — —— _-_— + | — - A - 2 - «7 SUBURBAN SEOP. FOR RENT ci we cas MO Loctweet | towest rates. CE 2038 405 Victoria Bids | glia S95: income $80, $400. COiras 7 it, which was inted for as a result of the hur- day. He tendered his resignation + 4 ' P . . ied ne . ee. a ne t > ‘ . ae i te ~ on - . i sis sige ani - * i ad ae, ; - ae ” ee - - ~ = ee 222e f-Dete: c8 . @, *-£68 ii:rarnite is ena. ry tf gpa racus cad [ree — ; : 5 ¥ErE m, good Trex etf~ arma! ash parmen: he ) ‘ p > * i i ‘ 4 ? 4 oy : ~ vA . 7 ~ _ — . roe ov . S| -~ oo : 4 . — . ~~ — am ae 4 , m $ . City, oa Aeede Bot >» Wik trade fer smaller piace er equ! aman money to men sid wemen ance ters Lindeli 4546W 7} about 15 feet long, and appeared f property damage range between last May Mrs. Iva Bryan. teach- i Alii ses \ m 2449 : — - . rT.» Phore WEberer 401) e% wForeing te a salary ioans Tate same rw a0 ce wuhTref Fj gape _— —. ; “ . . ‘ . oe : o> a kd ; ig 2 GO ar eodauame : dex ROOSING HOUSE—12 roome:. 2 lt: to be a single bone. but was too $35 6: ' 4 a ae wt iti ~ : ~~ on “ 7, if peceepa? “ rates wert Ot * ‘ mes 2 Ba" @ Pi ‘ ; ret? & bas > Th 1 € & §O06 er in +h “a a , ‘abate eB +. eum porch. hardweed fleere. hoi-wate: 6 ROOMS. LOT 6ex5: a whee SraSDARt CREDIT — good imcome: good lease. ¢asy terns. _ ' and $1 ran tie Sunday scnoo.. asked for 1 pom - . =a oF a" —- ~ . ° = ‘ ‘ . » oli i °- = = Se ~ _ ~~ * 7 o “ ~~ beat. motern DE ar 0758 ae Moder a2 > 1 8. good furnace core Rides {a 7974 De! he CP Be a. 2, badiy shattered for repair or rec- im at leas me case. an entire ag court order to prevent the #->% 4 r * | ae SE a vt? ’ aeter itr its aeeeenneemenes' ——— RO WS wre: 2 tit soni Seaman “ua : . 2% se Sw PARE goo! (Ric mond ‘Heighs | Too 72 an wee | x Mo D: OMT oe as +' am Fae r@ settee $ af gn tion fari . = a2 SrowTn ¢ 4 n~ theo Af uge prea hoe A Fanecin »4 * 5 an) fist | $55 per month SS! OLD ORCHARD BANK REALTY CO ~ ¥. i will lease or rent to reliable tenan:. good . Lec a fre forcing his atten- ementiinien se ‘ : — . a: + ste ~@ _ “4 am ‘ - be 7 — . ~ _ — at Furniture and au tomobti es. terme 15 cation. Jefferson and Lafarette. Do bus Perhaps a mile to the south- ¥: swept over Felicity Isiand tions upon her The Revr Mr : 221 N. Jeffers: ~? ese with owner. Bor M-JS3. Pos el} Suburban Property-Furnished ~ PASY TERNS = Se MONEY? BOOMING Hovas sme eg eee!) «ward we discovered a perfect ve fousa Deigie, 20 yeats old, res-/ Curtiss promptiy den‘e4 COT PAG E— X | furnished 5 rooms ant noe CASH nee ae eee St an poe uffed tiw- . ted lying out on top of a roci e his older rother, Freddie. allegations contained in Mrs baths, 5 im garage of » ie har Goo. bat lets Yeu can bBerroe on thre 1 ™ plan and be ' ful f ae Ser : re me - . Sout iee ort corner af eiine and 7 woos ” . get $25 yoo : =| ’ ee a." er: 5) i aroned Liiside Ti identified mm He ns petition. Although ° - . - . : A 6 a , - 8S ‘ ~ F » 3 } to | i2 ; j ’ A. . : is » = te i : ‘ ; . ~ RN a cee ae A ML, : st 2: me a oO co apse gaeeanrenall geal eal He ieitae F SG Iam anes: =" 2 — nere was !' irried and .é rem: «6 to. (am and her husband. a rea! estate ; ; wt ; , : 7ulires ' 7 . ; oan "a3; nHRIN 4 a4 rrorru ‘ thigh-b HOUS ee —— aextekh enle } Pn Er ad “- " : . : te ‘ . ES. FLATS. ETC. TRE MARI Wit sen shater Groves. 1035 N Grand it ® xt > ro a ) rita ; ‘ty ari are 2% nd x he and the minister has quit the pul- Ss ral prone - BI NGAI aU it K Me NEY : rm r.. HC a: OCA’ a, WG : ca Ss Manes Bite ment of ‘sp a ap prOki 2). ties pit in favor of a business career oi | Pd _ ~ COTTAGES .-. ne , 2 mete Rellewiil ain guides: “oe | sciem and then {tt was ti f marshes that had been devastat- the petition at‘! . , » dealer. have since mored away is on file arn a wili ~ en ier xg 2 =. > For 6 | iNOS Teer ; thou! oe! nn by ~* om ; he as i ~ ' « SP a > 2 Ly . » Noo ne : in : - : " a4 i : Were 22.3 1Ca- i oy % Strrn cane he hemthaec | _ . . , . ie “Ve aecnpnind. : ; BD} : re —— . amatt aenthtieners , scumel- th i ae tae ) “age . ' (Can , ine brothers | e brought up for hearing. Oniry te 3 aS ——9 $5 > Northwest i +o , ee , “8 Bi om : me a‘ ion! ot 2 nearin more i! i on a fishing trip Tues-|29% of the 135 members of the oe | —_ GULT S50T—Sinece trick @ poems asl aE : : } leviie | of the huge f ut that is ai; het tor launch F. —Stacre brik rooms and ERICAN RFROKERAGE 7O w HB - : we | en .% : MoOvor s€UNCA cap- congregation attended the farewe!! tech ® ; ais. price $4700. Ow ner. fel) , i? eat ¢. : 616 Tower Bldg. 604 Olive. ici?) igiew. : jy | ts s! ' service. ae Post - Dispatch ¥ 7 Broadcasting S aciede Gas Service period KMOX—280 Meters — MONDAY. 8:46, 1145 @ 2:00, 4:00, 5:00, 790, Oue 10:00 P.M. KFVE—270 Meters MONDAY. 7:00 P. ™. = j WIL—273 Metey MONDAY. 6:30 and a WSBF—273 Meters — MONDAY, Neon, 100 ana Tam ; P. M. e | KFUO—545.1 Meters. : ‘ MONDAY. 9 P.M. thet. s ee ee Ae te ore ye i" s EY 7 . m1 he F ‘ ; Bm e » od E. and G. Haas. SSO } L7we « 18th. FORD ENTERS BIG MONOPLANE IN THE NATIONAL AIR RACES — Machine to Compete Sept. 11 in Transport Speed and Fffictency Test of 120 Miles. . ‘he Associated Prees PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 39.—Hem- rr Ford has entered his new giaat three-motored, all-metal monop! in the national air races, to be held at Model Farms, in Southwest Phil- sept. €¢ to 14, Gi On Sept. 11 it wt compete against other big freight and pas semger carriers in the air transpert | speed and efficiemcy race corer & l<c-™lie course for a distance of i274 miies. R. 8. Schroeder, fameaiy : ; . + now manager ef the Ford airways ili pilot cae piane. The Ford plane hasa wing spread of 79 feet and ia powere® xe = + meet Care aw eee. Successful Nominee Polls 468, : Votes in Runoff Primary. — By the Associated — DALLAS, Tex.. Aug. 34 = bernatorial contest gave Attormey= General Dan Moody a lead of aF moat two to one over Gor. Miriam A. Ferguson. These returns Moody, 469.182: Perguson 247.10 “My wife is a good sport mer Gov Ferguson's ¢ of Mra. Ferguson when his wife was taking her He said that “within the months, Moodr. beseiged by ti ry hors with ‘fongues a for favors. will realize that ing Governor is net one osm reund of pleasure.” . Mooéy’s ment following the primary clared the result definitely the political career of J Perguson. ficial returns from Saturdays rum: ff primary fer the Democratic Ga — ~_ — = 4 oer fe “— waine Tembior Lowal Affair. STO” ‘Mae \uz BOOK Vaias Sarl bie ‘to Det "e. MATTHEW GOE, Rectal. PINE STREET. ST. LOU. Plenty of Fan PEA For Tuesday, Wedne: Every one large, f was the opportunr Lbs. for GAI Granulated Vith Léds, Dogzen am @

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= - ——— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH iki MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1926) RO Sse ST. LOUIS POST DISPATCH exe ieee meee ee ——— _- —— - ~— ~ - . — : ) =| Temblor Local Affair, ‘here and in Canada today indicated p rtv damage o er : sor nei ene’ hele anmates AMUSEMENTS ost - Dispatch Radio { t sine Temble twas ‘ 2 that tome rday's earthquake was a ths gd ‘ema caoe aa is i HEIR T0 THRONE OF SPAIN 7 a ee de then ine saiamiee: tha proade ‘asting Station | F BOSTON. Mass., Aug. $0.~-Re-. local affair in Northern Maine. Al- some towns fleeing. The earth- SUFFERS SERIOUS RELAPSE « thie be done by act of Parliament * BASEBALL TODAY— 2 GAMES F Lf i STT rT ——— ———— Louis Field to Furnish - King's third|/ “TAYLOR miss caer ce Kingsland Double Program o i weer. cn, ER ae. owaanwa Poe. .. eis de cams 6 cae PUR Sete ay YY MRE °%e RR hd se neeeee ‘ HOLMES VENI A In Hioner to the Memorr of S487 Ciravelse Av. “Hearts & Spangies” nday i canssase ss SESS oN 8 oe i Wy 43 . pees . . . tS ere cede oe ete. s Jabs as 0 0 Nee Ue Nii: Ute peo bod Dail Readin S of Wind In Humorous GOULD (merica’s Mest Beloved Star : ne a 8:00 P. M. 4 y 4 “Sp = ~ bi + BAD ae . 4 pcb eve’ é . “ios : y g | ¢ Stories £ ‘*VWinster OLPH VALENTINO MM NAIR { Double Prog.. “The Grand opera concert f # , . ve : £ 7 ‘. ~~ > saves a > ‘cinta : y Re mY a ) of Ceremonie."" la “‘lenpr: anit tll RUD nee Cc } &plendid ot chord w York rom} Tt e rw 3: : 2 °° ao Ser: 7 ; cow SI . 3 “, ‘ WINDSOR OWEN M ai ‘THE SONG AND Fe eges nd : IE ETE Pi, \ CEES 0 ological Siation recenily orden | rs oe CLAIRE WINDSOR, OWEN MOORE | PALA | “THR pone Ax KFVE 270 M for the guidance of flyers at Lem- i ¢ OTHER STELLAR FEATURES ' “MONEY TALKS” Union &2 St. Louls " Comedy and Cartoon reile eters hert-St. l.ouis Field will bezin op- NOT FOR ( (;reatest Amusement Value in Weorld PAULINE “RACING BLAODR” MONDAY, 7:00 P. M. | , ae oe -eek | f : ‘ MATINER psec ; and Hal Lawrence WIL—273 M ee ae ee ee eee a) on ie Lilies @ Clanton eet, ear eters under the direction of a. ees ‘ MOTH - THAT pe ee oo seinem a ee : a. —--- ~_—- ae _™ en : ‘ ae nit Double Prog.: “The MONDAY, 6:30 and 10:00 P, y. ton of Washington. woo will bell COAT MAY Pestalozzi , College Boob” and WSBF—273 Mete - stat oned there permanenily. HOw ABouT \ BE SPRAYED R A PRANYT 2842 Pestalozst | “The Big Stunt” rs — ote SEP | a - BE ulDp ped to 1a ke obser Yations ho “Resk- _ a en tee of the Ae r to an altitude of three Gen THE Market at Sixth UOUS | eee fh ge sa ‘ ae athe Se : ACO é “a bliin With banger” and a half miles, the bureaus GUMMER IN 1} A. M.—CONTEINUEOUS 12 M LEAN TING 11 PM « Probert.

on the hottest day as it is on the - greatest importance locally Hes in its ability to furnish mai! flyers COOL AND DELIGHTEUL ‘of the Robertson Aircraft Corpora- g Pe ty | FEATURE PHOTOPLAYS Pits VAUDEVILLE SHOW Grand and Juniata | Performances 7:00 and 9:00 —— aetna —s 8 - - * 7 : Ce ee . ee We HO ote rg ao > . ~, ° ~ 4 ” —_— iediidtninnnin ‘tion with definite data on wind | § PRICES—25c and 40c coldest—Never ever 70 a : \ eae pre en I: Se 4 j : Aitio A, NS SY TOE men Sensis _—- es . 1 _ — a ay nye » Weath- i , Tantalizing Music! * Hilarious Fan! Woodland ; Double Brogrem arriage censes No jens gnportent te ime nt : 5015 Gravols “HErts & ngles’ er Bureat. however, will be its BM A vs 7 The Man Who Made 20,000,000 Laugh . ae , or an Td | : daily observations since they will! Ail} wet COLUMBIA BURLES@ FRAN K ST. LOUIS AMUSEMENT CO.'S THEATERS Births Recorded le used at Chicago, in making up igip.at Locus t~.~ Ger 4515. | he Young THE BIG _SENSATION SILVER ARSENAL {the Yo tty Burial Permits einen a | ;ing installed in various parts Ot | ; Composer of Bi ae | “8 2+ Yah NAS AUBERT AL U-STAR “CAST in the country so that forecasters : : ‘YES—WE HAVE NO BANA ‘THE UNKNOWN : Rane Edwardsville, mav know the conditions aloft tects Your 2:15 Twice Daily 8:15 AND HIS ORCHESTRA Aubert and Easton e SOLDIER” Be weer eee Bt. gk ED TEP eee round. e Sanne (a. ... p:) a {outs each day as well as on the gro und oO 2 PHOTOPLAY Cinderella { Double Program jan —_ SE a ea Ne peed en y O a n cy e r & rees Qo & Balloon Headings Daily. pineal Pie a og —, PHOTOPLAY THEATERS “THE pe typhi + ‘The Mantrap” and aret Le Sea ie Madis : Se a el * — We ey ee >» %. . we ~~ « a ataliiae. fn teh >- . ~ -«* »* Se ee Reem oe Gow ~/-_-* ha ees ~ ’ :: a my nee a slide rule and a plotting hoard E Nj iN ES 4S E FE i G p. m. Come just before! OZARK Theater s Class | — ay . ar ? 3923 ; » ke ale wea. ™ “ve vais. . 4 ee af § ieee Me JAR CAPS “Vn ———-«:24e- JACK FROST, 2-Ib. package. 14¢ fore vcr Mon BN LT wader eons | vom Sinai 4 and } E. Kremer 4638 Newport Per Dozen... ar lation by trigonometric formulas Jackson Humboldt Union City egg Petey Ruth Mities ai een et te. 2849 St. Vincent. 1 JEL Doze 0 . . rane ce | Fruitland natnertage 5851 Delmar Lge This ' ai. _— r Fliaosa. pe Missouri. o7en ’ servations are made each morning Trenton. cent Crockett By tis Is Paris” He Mi OR OL, aa ; ry : ‘ ne ; ie orn 8 ; d M. Rrowning, 3227 Tmkota the results will be wired to Spring- ta ‘RIN. TIN-TIN i ——- E Minkhouser, 1908 Missouri, field where the southbound mail KENT _Powha n { ae: aii ee ; } : Martin. 3844 We eee : : & = , ‘ay ) a Weaver. 1217 8 "O34. — pilot will be apprised of local wind Jords bc S sameasininmenetioie _ 3. Gd amison 3018 a: - ae ~— wraa? a Qiei ney ed c — j r - ; CLARA BOW : ‘ and ba James. 1R00 WwW vey q ana ! Vweai ne! ( onditions ae | oe ~s athe. a S Colu ee hee keley s bh A Ww ; in d F de Ba 0. 3404 Cambridge. ) in the report will be an analysis 0% c i. |39th and Shaw “THE MANTRAP”’ es E Z miner, 5116 oe prevailing cloud forms. the degree Also to airo, | -_ 1G. Mirras. 3° 19 Natural Pri: f Sh d h Double Prog.: “Nell i M. Kalbaz. 923 Hi. *kory. enan 0a { Gwynn” an «tp in 'of visibilitv and other information of : | ot value to the pilot SPECIAL TRAIN The northbound pilot will leave via Mobile & Chio R. R. if min Lt | | | Lambert-St. Louis Field each aft- Leave St. Louis . 9:30 pm A « e Nernoon with the 3 np. mareport. At Leave E. St. Louis. 9:50 pm | Peoria he will get the report from Ser. 4 featurin VIRGINIA {uThe Wedding Song” -_ | the Chicago aerological station, so SATURDAY, RR? BI Yy ‘aegeo S117 Virgtals Glass to ladies | that he will have definite data for [| piriRN on Special Train teav HENRY . BUR THE SCREEN — , Sete ey and V. Schindler, 4055A Pennsv!- | Grand-Shenandeah — Mabel’s Room” — — ee ‘TIVOLI f DOROTHY GIsH 6350 Delmar ' «NELL GWYNN® i J. Ginther, 8149 Flizaheth and A McGuire. 4409 Redbud@ i G. Haas. BSR97 4 “tah 4M Iewis. 2300 Rell lew I A. McBain, 1410A Buchanan ad F. Spurling, 48°4A Newport iP. Dud! ler. 1410 S. Rroadiwe). BURI AL PERMITS. nh. 47, #247 Arunde) “a Smart. 26. 2358 S. 10th Bosung, 23 dave 24107 Minnesota. J. Douglas, 74 ’ 1361 Blackstone ickelman. AO) SHO25A Dodier ‘tephens 46. 11034 S&S. Cardinal ter 83 SRO) Arecna! eve : e Vocker, 10 mo.. 3308 §, 18th. a Furia. 7, 4191 Shenandoah his whole trip. ing’ Jacks mn 9:00 pm, Monday, Beats } LIQUOR RUNNING SHIP GIVES | Soh .cds0h “het stiadin WARSEN 'S* 1) PLOMACY’ as -10 ‘airo, arriving Last St. bie is 0: UP TO MEXICAN AUTHORITIES | CR". ° 7088 GiS0 nu, Tuesdas, | | IVER MAN‘ : MAG: A | oncarr By the Associated Press : Sept. 7. Also from scheduled ae 3 DAVE | MUS | C | SAID | SAN DIEGO (Ca Aug. 39- on all ~~ trains ati and . © we “YES,” VE any ¥ ll omen aes Ree nam Aw 4 POO ISS (Aa ge pillie “- ee es Pcie % OQ _ DP CaO LP CO ' Fo eV FO FO > Cm O..7> 9 CONTRACT aa 4 food and water supply almost e¢X- } SAID 4 dvance hausted and her vaults empty the Get tickets ina | / ee ee en ee ge ree & See Soe . _ to CHICAGO! L | ames Sin rannes * Maron 6. | A Nemelay BopetE-se-teut | 9! Downtown rv Seventh & Locust Streets \g ’ “i cv 1 of Southern California's rum row, 4 ' emer ovecessn'e= | MOBILE & OHIO R. R. PIROURAL BR OTNERL has surrendered to Mexican autho 'ities and is under tow to Turtle ~ ina Bav by the San Diego Motorship | — a eee _ "Terai Bergen. { ee eee eee - o . ee — : th termination of the SS ae ea TRAVEL AND RESORTS. x } “um runners nine montns cruise -—— sonee = Pd he rel al et SSHOW-PLACE QF THE WORLD!’} hee Co ae | o. “NOI” Ss Restty. 19. 52915 Vermont. a aa 3107 —s: } mwi. : 212 1 ler. 63. 1908 Deodier — necida, 24, 1634 N_ 17th. wart 38. 14s. 22° er. 81. S50R Easton. Sey ee 0 My, * ENTERS BIG MONOPLANE | THE NATIONAL AIR RACES ~~ ee ne ine to Compete Sept. 11 in from Vancouver. B. C.. was brought he ALTON LIMITED is UNSURPASSED caves St. Lowis 12:05 PM - Arrwes Chicago 6:35 PM ord airways, will pilot ihe The Ford plane has a wing of 70 feet, and is powered hree Wright air-cooled mo- of Fairyland. They were eager to see it. NEXT "Oe SHOW-OFF Doors open 10:30 A. M. Come before \| EMPRESS SHIP | 4 When vou visit the | | land of the storied 1 P. M. to see acompléte De Luxe show ete past, be sure to go on | eobews HIS magnificent train, specially designed for the daylight Soon to Chacage, assures every pessenger a delightful trip ta. \ : here bv the Coast Guard cutter est oO > | Fe s. hale a aac Assoctated Preag. oi 5 | , Cask Ra nf the Rerger 1 ¢2 . ») ‘ LADELPHIA, Aug. 30.——-Hen- ~ ee ee clean ‘ | 7 ' norted to the Tamaroa tnat tne ) rd has entered his new giant Marion Douglas’ captain and mate ( TH E F ] R ~ sf SU N DAY matored, all-metal monoplane . only ones left on board, had asked 2 national air races, to be held | : Ey : “as tinea yedomed ont Mi ae sles W hata glorious day. What glorious lel Farms, in Southwest Phil- | 7 _ ee oak he nage =e : t audiences. Y esterday. The Ambassa- - te & 1: te a ‘ : , | of liquor with which the ship had 5 The ted GAAND CENTRAL ONLY ae ~ pe. oe an- : me , iii been loaded. were gone and the dor’ S first Sunc ay. cy Starte _ ¥ ZO _ = eo . —_-- “pet sf f rew had desert gq f - . > ‘ a | " ecausmeme tis , cee a ee a seat we aaa | ( coming. Early in the morning. And Gene Rodemich ee | compete : gem --9f ": das Se pee: | , : WMaAnLacs t other big freight and pas- : : a” guneral® . tain refused to sav what become » By they came all day. and his Merry ' carriers in the air transport : , OF tive quer Endless lines. St. Louisians. Visitors fs and efficiency race over a gener for COMFORT | ¥ f h b a ; d Illi is. S HOT sty Bin ALASKA e course for a distance of NIENCE / rom the supurDs an inois. some : WL les. RSS , AF LY an NVE \y a mows SAFE d CO | S from distant points. They had heard WOLF < BELGIAN MDVIE 006 ® pilot and now manager of if \ 9 % cc . an Empresssteamship. at 35c. Matinee price from 1 to G P. M. Late sear grr nape 50c. Evenings 65c. To secure seats with- Empress of Asia an did reclining chair cars (no extra charge) are the largest, = omg most completely comfortabie cers of their kind Special tea-room observation lounge and parlor cars the latest word in travel luxury. "$ LEAD IN TEXAS 270! ful Nominee Polls 469,182 EGEWS STATE SON TINUOUS 1) AM 10 1am out waiting andtoseea complete DeLuxe | EFFERVESCENCE District Freight Agent. "Ono Raliwar tion “PALS FIRST” Stupendous Inaugural at No Advance in Prices Mrs. Ferguson when asked 3 : - Bid St. Louls, Me | wife was taking her de- 4 4 e : | omen oe # _ON THE STAGE * said that “within the next ; | | ~. = : a ' ths, Moody, beseiged by the O | O | gy on | ¢ ‘anadian A First National Picture Show with cast of 45 | JAN GARBER’S vi oye with tongues hanging , re a er ee | CHARLES PREVIN’S MUSIC THAT THRILLS Victor Record Orchestra ~ 4 Je \ tes in Runoff Primary. Empress of Canada are y: | ee - 709 : d fastest show frer 9:15 P.M | Associated Presa ; et the largest an ly snow come altter Y: . Nl. |. ; The Midnight Special /GRANULAR EFFERVESCENT — a de Pacific. x 35c to 35c | turns from Saturday's run- , 3 6% Hours Teaves Se. Lows (1.59 PM + Armes Chicago “45 AM | = Regular service from o De Luxe Shows start today at rm SP. m. nary for the Democratie gu- RY | nodera. ell-etéc!, all-Pullman, no-stop vein. A PLEASANT : Vanacouver.B.C. 10 eC e Luxe Sho ’ : ' rial contest gave Attorney- a a Lv. St. Lewis 12:05 PM ciaeet equipusent, includirg new De Lure Lounge eer with LAXATIVE AND CATHARTIC 2 days to Japan. Then \ 1:00—3:15—7:00 and 9:15 NOW! THE tp FO Dan Moody a lead of al- . a us. bait tor club rooms end dining sectioa, end ¢ compartment drawing- : China and Manila. 9 : * THE SEA : ae aes ¥. : tT je to ene over Gov. Miriam = Ar Chicage. 6:35 PM << intieainn if Fenher infermasion from | f - REX INGRAM’S uson. These returns give: £é ae een 6 Trains to Chicago Dasly at PM ENOLPHTHALEIN. LAXATIVE | ee AMBASSADOR INAUGURAL PROGRAM Ré 469,182; Ferguson 247,109. _ 05 PM, 3:00 PM, 9:00 PM, 11:45 PM, 11:59 PM (| SALTS AND BICARBONATE OF feo. T. Carbrey. General som. 66 9 : wife is a good sport,"" was . 3 eats ee | | | | S08 WAS TA —a To elaphens Garfield 213 m4 ov ’ in. ! TO PRODUCE aor “ » ts. 7 ‘ Gov. Ferguson's descrip CITRIC ACIOSs | For freight apply te G. F. Diekroeger, 9 On the Screen sii On the Stage. - g 4 $2.00 Super At Pi fp uw - ' favors, will realize that be- S ernor is not one eentinua! , soe apie anges Se er | Pacifie y Steert Barrie at the Go'lden-Voiced Wurlitzer | ; ious the primary cc QE CITY TICKET OFFICE, 326 N. Broadway, "Main 4700 gi | | ¢ ee DON ALBERT 3 ae he result definitely ended , 4 | or ST. LOUIS UNION } ia PRICE, 30 CENTS — ° — — - ™ 7 FOROS, Se pot ‘ical career of James © _ - : » lee | : 4 i. . : *

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RELATIVELY § "lt, 2» «6the:)«6COAssociated Pr-m. NEW YORK. Aug. 30.—Tnea po et today was quiet but relattvely e12uate hanges heine with few exceptions P ined to fractbone. Seine 7s continued to reflect the at f French issues. mounting % to @ igh at HOS. “Polish Ss were ales = t \ higher. Belgian 6145 were Among the stronger industrials jominion Iron and Steel Ss whi 4 p a full point and American we 3 aper Gs and Morris & Co. 449 = es vhich were a half hirher. Losses ranging from 1, to ecorded for Skelly Oil B55, Cranky a olidated 7§ South Porto Rican ‘ower tis and Remington “Arm United States Government s ot ' regular ad Were | ee ae | q CHIOAGO, Aug. 30.——-Following jg re. ort -of today Ss Sa. °s, high, iow ivsing guViations ut the Chicago St sxchang EE een es Sales. __ a. _High. Low. _Low. Ciose, °5 Am Shipbidg ., 79% 79a 1100 Armour A ...> 7M 163, &50 Armour B ... 10” 97, | 125 Armour Ill pfd 8&6 RB 1a) Auburn Motor , 67%, 7 1075 Balab & Ka . 74% 74 150 Bendix . -, 33% 33%) 1,400 Bork & Beck . 41 38 4, 63 Butler Bros .. 29%: 24 by | o# Cent Ii! PS pid 684 &sy) hv Cent Ina P pf: &9 SY SRS Cont & Oo WwW P I, pf a .% beh Qs 7 Cent SOW War 212 21% 100 Chi C&CR pfd 4 4, 4%, 7o CNS&@&MER PL100 99 1, 108 lay Comw Hd ....i] * % 13Hly 136, 75 Consumers Co. 8 100 Continent Mor 11%! 11% li‘ 41 Cuneo Press. AO 50 10 Diamond M.. 119 1)9 °h Eddy Paper.. ae | a” 200 Erie . 7 17 450 Evens & Co "4 8 | 65 Fair com 28 28 150 Evans & Co 1 i ie ty ee ai Foote fyt | } / A 12% pi ; : 35 5> Great L Dredge 48: S 148 50 Hupp Motor... 2th ly 100 Hie Brick . jag, 48 ia 47 UN Util pfd, % pO 19 KY Hydro E! 1m a5 103 Kuppenheimer =o i 3& 100 Libby McNeil « -84& & 4, 50 Lindsay LM&M 381, 284 40 Mid UWi P lL... 102 (19 25 Mid ‘Stl Prod. 45 45 25> Mid West Pr 1.11675 116% 3M) Midwest Util ...11% 11O&® 15 Monty Ward A114 114 100 Morgan Litho gi, Gly 50 Nat Leather . or oe H00 Nat Standard 31 30%, 30 N WU pr hen W% le 97 R75 Pean G & E 44 yA | 140) Pines Winterf 5: 85 1) Pub Ser non p.. Sean 132% bA0 Rea! Silk “— oTas, Fey | lf) Reo Motor . 22 22 °5 Ryan Car a 103 103 9800 Stew Warner . 698, ti, 79 Swift & Co 115% 115 £50 Swift Intl why ZL iM) Thomp@eon J R 48 : or a 250 Union Car & C VO%) VOT, 10 In Biscuit : 42 4° 7 UnTAGPA..' 16 | 10% ISS Un L&P A pf BRI, SN 30 1 S Gypsum .. 158 Ios 1400 Univ Theater 5 > 3.400 Yel T&éC M B35 md — S5T.LOUIS-POST-DISPATCH ISES HIGHER -_——~ OND MARKET QUET, NEW YORK BONDS (COMPLETE) om EXCHANGE 7 HAN TS’ E XC or ANGE, of sales, Stock Exchange means $3839 $64, Sales. — Sec urity. GOVERN ME iN’ t Pero) ~ | Ko 5! ro R* aes eee. Aa RYE. Maid better > Be after a that “visible Increased only ce * s- A Ohi cago Gacuse h said f _ : - . ~ ~ probable earlys eéi tl eme! at of the Brit. siesek oeWeedecen ws ec and ns oes CO A Kj]! Total sales 30.000 shares. ——— New York Rubber Exchange. $y the Assoariated Treas. ‘NEW YORK. Aug. 30.—Rubber opened Sept. teady. Smoked ribbed sheets: O10: Dee. 41.60; March. 48.10 NEW TORK. Aus 30.—Rubber, amoked 4 » NEW YORK. Aug... 30.-—Rubber closed teady: September $4110: December, , 0. . 4190: March, $47 shed ré cars Saas and p 12.900 00 last year: a 245, 000 4 wee k ne MEMBERS New York, Chicago and St. Louis Stock Exchanges Chicago Board of Trade BONDS. STOCKS, GRAIN Fast Direct Private Wires Mezzanine, Boatmen’s Bank Building — Branch Office @t Hotel Jefferson Garfield 4600 ; St. Louis i 1 F Ts npared with 282.000 AV Marl Cc ‘St . | & C a 552.000 bushels compared with 391. - grain were as erate met grade red ae 1.38 - $150,000 Ursuline Convent and Academy 50 First Mortgage Serial Secured in the opinion of counsel, by a first mortgace deed of trust on property located in St. Louis County, containing 28 acres, togeth- er with tmprovements there- on, valued by our repre sentative at $370,000, Price 100 and interest to yleld 5%. Ca Fourts Pim ¢ = om ‘ Tie above °atatements, while not guaranteed, are believed by ué to be correct, Louis Ha y Market. Oakland, St. Louds County, Missouri A for stierings of har suitable for the ve gee demand good for the better Real Estate Gold Bonds Due $5000 each six months, Jan. 1, 1928, to July 1, 1942 > : ie clover nee @) saply ‘etectne and a0 4 the December at | inereased 935.900 10 UD at midday. ané ribs” be NEW YORK, Aug. Quotations on today, al} thirty-seconds of a dollar, and twenty-four thirty-8:conds of a dollar Total sales todav 188.000 a week ago, $6,877,000 From Jan. avear ago, and $2,393 High 3. Lib 31 3°. 47 .101—6 a% itd 24 4 27-42 .... 100—BS&S 1iZ Lib dg 4% 32-47 . 1O01—3] 2 440° 3 > reg 32-47 10j—24 ~ ee a 205 Lib jd 44% CO sivetcntaee.? 28 reg ..-. 101—1 $5-a8 .... 1O0Z—B ty eee, mee 469-02 . «+ (O72 ie hae Pe Ye 44-54 L03- 23 103 - FOREIGN BONDS. ; Alpine MS 7 5d. SY by Ii Argent 5 40....}| ¥e% 12 Argent 6 57 BSA... BB's aw Argent 6 O38 SB uy 18 Argent 6 59 June, 8's 17 Argent 6.5 9Oct OY 19 Argent 7 27 100% > Argent 6 60. YS ly 46 Australian 5 39 OS ly 3 Aust G 7+ 43 Li? Ay Sl Belgian 7%, 45 107 by 1) Belgian 7 35 4 %, 1 Belgian & 41 1071, $+ Relgian # 55 .. 8H ly 56 Belgium 6', 49. 91% $1 Berlin 6' 840... 24, 2 Bogota 8S 45 103 17 Bolivia 8 47 2 aoe 78 Bordeaux 6 34. RS ly . eee: s. 4s. LO+4 4, 12 do 6% of 37 898 3 Bremen G 7 35 gn 2 Buenos A 6'g 55. 100 15 Canada 51g 29. 34 Canada 5 52 Canada 5 3] Can SS Linea 7 42 ahChile Cop 6 32. 4c @& F 5% 61 - oy S P&T. 8 44A R col F & 1 5 45. solo Indua 5 34 3 Commoen P 6 4; R& Cons . Md 5 af 17 Cons GNY Si 45 83 Consum P 5 82 ®» cont P B 65 44 1 Crowr C&S 8 42 - Crown W P 6 51 ® Cub € S evt 7 30 - Cub Cc 88 Setar, 13 Cub Dom 6 * lg 44 1 Dery : 4° 7, &@ 40108 5 Det Fa rfe 3 102 \& - Det Fa rig 5 4 RT 4% 61. 264; 965 aR ines 8 8 49 as Ast “a Dom 1&8t 5 30 36 | 36 4 Dug 7. °s 9 pos 106 ” Cub & 7%s 37 103 M% LOR % CEG & F 7% 37:103 103 1 7 a oe 6% 4lcf 874. 7% irwué&tT 6 54B) 90's "BONDS. 101-4 (100 1L01—2s 101—3) 101—74 101—24 100—23 100—24 Special to the Post-Dispatch. 30.— L nited that were lst to date sales were $2,018.290,000, 392,000 twovears ago. Low. ric S 101-—3 101 102—6 101—13 101—13 107—-16.107—21 | 102 LUO % Ss My Ps 44 102), 107 * 4 107 1 x6 Ale” 92's 103 .108 1014, 101 44 SR 4 ‘ 104%, 1044, RO ly 98% Li) 102%, 102 104%, 104%, A) Ss 102 104% 104% 104% 4% O48, LOM a 1001 10P % 109% 103% 103% 113% 113% | 105% 105% 104% 10404 103 344 105 34 10M, LOM, 10233 102% 102 Ls 1OM%, 10014 100 %4 15% 105% 105 S& + 1M ty 1OK% 191% 101% 1064 4 196 *, 109A, 103% 103% 108% 06 Cen Ry Brazil 7527 944, ‘3 Chile & 26 L007, 100 75 1007, 3 Chile & 41 ‘108 10s 17 Chile 7 4° 10] % 100 a, — Grt Ry 5 4#0', 404, 19 c ‘ologne 6 le at 50 9° 1 92 | 2 Christian a 6 84. ga a, Qn % 1 Copenhagen Tel 6 _ ere pa 100 le oe « ‘openhag Als 4 + 100 a9 %, ~ Cuba 5 04-44 100% 100%, 3 do 5 14-49 102% 1024, 2 do 5143 53 ...... 1014 101 2 Czechosiov 8 81..103%,4 103) 11 do 8 82 : 1031, 103: oll do 7% 45 .. 190%, 100 8 Dan Mun & B 46.1101, + Denmark 6 47 104 10533° 9 Demin R $8ty 42. 97: Q7 47 Dutch BI 6 47..105%, 105%, 4doR 82 105%, 105 4 do 5% 53 Mar 1N3%, 103%, 2 El Paw Ger 61,50 921 92% 21 Est-R R TZ $4. RGBiy RG 1 Finland 6 45 891, 88:2, 21 do 7 80 ..| 98% 99 1 Fin Mun Bly S44 928 922 8 Framer D 7‘. 42.; 92%. 92! 3 French 7 49 AA 92% 3 és Th Ai... 9s Oxs 80 French 8 445.. 103 ** 90 Fr NSS L7 40 82% ? 5S German a9. ...103% 103 13 Ger C A Bk 7 50 995 89 5 Ger G EF 6% 40~ 114% L144 a) ie Se os 9714, 971 Sb Be 3 ee. 2 ie 10% * Goodh Stl 7 45 cfa e4 Or 1 3 GC EP Jp 7 44 94% 94% LO Greek 7 ae QRx* 98 4, 1 Heidelberg G 7's 50 . ; PNT, AAT, 68 Hun. i. M Tt, 45: 958, 954% 15 Hungary 73, 44 99% of 14 Ind Bk Jap 6 27.100% 100 93 italy 7 &1 gO, On l Jap 2d 4 31 S9 ly RO le "9 Jap 6}, 4 967, HB& 10 Leip G 7 47 ret. AB N64 1 1% Au HEP 6', 44 &6 RA 63 Lvons 6 4 RR15° SR, ©? MarseiVes 6 Sa. .| as bk, RR 1G 13 Mexico 5 45 asset 43% 43% 2 Mex 4 04-54 aast 27% 274 53 Mex 4 1910 sm as 25 By 5 Mex 6 383 sm aagst 43 43 4 Mte Bk Ch 6% 57 S'6'q YO% in don 6% gM, ony ie 5} ES ae > See 10P t,4 3 é0 6 S&S .. 104 34 Nord Ry Rly 5) mt 83 48 Norway 5 45 AN! AR > 2 Norway, 6 52 101% 13 do 8 44 . re 101 4 Norway 6 48 .. 101% 1900 4% Q Ori Der 86 53 91 AN Ty 7 Par L&aM Rr 8 KR TR'1g TRU 18 P T& M Ry 7 58 88% S81, 15 Par Olns 7 54 NB PA — Peru 7 le 49 roan \@ OO 3 Poland 6 40 ... Bn, BAN 29 Poland & 6 . BAIR RAY 1 Port Al & 61 . 103% 103% 2 Prague 716 52 .. 192% 102 1 Prov U A 7 45 91 9} 3° Queensland 7 41.113 % Oe © Oss se 105% 4 Rhint’n 7 48 war199% 108%, 4 do ex war ... NA 15 ¢ 9 Rh W EI P 7 8&0 OAR: 99% 1 Rhi M D7 50 cf! 88% & 15 Rima St! 7 55 SR% RRIY 31 Rio G de S & 46104 103 8 Rio de J & 47 102% 13 San P 7 5A rete § NB, OAS 1 Sao P C 8 52 195 15 dé 8 8 3 104% 1 ds SB 8.80... . 308% M Sax P Wrk 7 45 OA an POG Seine F GE. o> M%® ROK, In SC& Slov 8 #2..) 93 AZ © Soiesons & 3B .. R4% 83 Sweden 5% h4.. 193% 103% 10 Swiss Ste .. 103% § Toho FE Pow 7 55 94% 94% 5 Tokio 4 62 76 75 ° Tokio FE Lt 8 28 AS%® NK 1Tr HE P 7% 455! 96% N64 12 Un King 5% 37,195 105 2 Uruguay & 46 10D te 26 Uru &6 80 rete . 96& NR& 1inNYS C I 4% 6 INDUSTRIAL BONDS. — ~~am Chain 6 33 , 901 % 1101 2 am Smelt 1 5 47,100 100 ] do 6 47 JOS 108 3 Am Sus 6 3° 1937, 103% 4a T&F et GS 48 102 % 1027. 102 33 do af 60 4 do 4 36 25 Ss 43 ao clt 4 28 fS o7 65 ck A le $3 12 AWW GA@E 5B 34 P87, OR, o7 A Wr Paper 6 39 60 59 5 An 6 39 cfs 7 ie og . "8 Anaconda 7 88 1038 108 te 103% 14 ao 7 ae i. 107 © ACM 7 43 75 p p 1041, 104% ‘1044 42 Chall CN T 4, 96 O7 ~ arm & ( 4% 39 91 HV 15 o1 A&C Del S% 43, 231 03 4 Aesto 1 6 35. 103 '103 ® Atl Ref ref 3 371012 AQ t's 101 \% 1 AtlGé@& Wid 58. 7] 71 0% Barnedall 6 49 cf 98 67 1 Bi T of Pa 5 48B 102 192 8R1 T Pa 6 BO C 102%, 102 ©"? Reth S S', os 95% NS \5 4 Beth St 5 386 AaT™ n7® 3R Beth St 8 4 ans, 3} ° Bing & B 6% 40 94 94 OE Sh ecans eats H st & 4° ‘. Ie “7 ns Ed 6 i 104% 104% 104% @2 Bk U G St, 36158% 159 ® Bush T B! Sa 50. 8P% Aa} 1 Cal Pete Bly 38. 103% 103 %4 1 Camakguer 8S 7 42 98 AS i Cent Lea 6 45 .. 101% 9 Cent St! & 41. 120 120 105% 108%, MR, 96 5 Po RR '4 KR ty 105 c3 R38 195% 100% 100%) ety 7a%' 7%) 7 24) A2% NAY ant, N2% IZ a7 te PSt, PS 78 78 ‘ 107 a, 10% a, _.MONDAY EVENING _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — ~NEW YORK CURB (COMPLET FE) Following is a list of s previous closing prices of securities traded in on the AUGUST 30, ~ POULTRY MARKET | Springs Are Lower on Local Ex- the following table will be found a list TAILROAD HONDS. ON highest, lowest and closing prices of bonds traded in on the sales being in $1000 lots (000 omitted). States Liberty in dollars and printed 99—24 and not $99.24. bond sales are : ‘ NE pty ~ apie ty *. ae » > ih bt ° t } — ~~ ago (holiday) two years ago, i UL TRY -Fuwls against $2,347.523,000 “INDU ST RIALS. "ANDES ST RIALS ins - A 7 © tlgew » BOND MARKET. . ” iy te om ' wee EN © oo pe a . ‘» 4 t & 2% n”~ ar a i >: @y at? Combined average -_-—« ea ~ YT ~). +~_ wee — ve 108 108 ty 108% : — es wea © te - = 101% 101% 101 1 _ * ae A le ey apes A in an AAR > erate ~ Bs Naty as Vth 31 110% 110% 1101 Pee eo ~ - * a a ee ee ee ee Mg ing A . ~16 103—1i 6 | 1% : fresh cathe’ ed ti ran. o . weee-+ ~~ % “ ne at by hennery whites _ « 45° 100 vn 1000 85 100 %e os »-= ~ “ pe .°8 eo -2°¢} ion @ el 31 L002, 100% 100 ty 103 % 103 & 103 S —————— % . ae wttd met | LOS%g LOS 105% LOO wm LOO%wW LOO, 10318 108% 103% Ot tet et OD = ~' ie — ~ ae) - miso -~).p Via See -_—+ ano pt et et eee ee et Oe Pe ee nee - 42 en LOU & 100% | + Wd 105% 105% 40 104% 104%, L044 | -— per it i My er er ‘ > ne AA took? Ow ee we . FAA. te Go _ ~ ets te Made ty SR yo —" — _ ~ $1115% 113549 115% 102%, 102%, 102% et es ~ _— $e . - . oN ateodhe A, 1ORt, 108% LOSS | shipments Satu! day * —™ me SONS ee LOOTL 100% 100% a ae to quality Tie" cond) INDE: PE NDE NT OLLS. ~ sem oe Ne es p fan wr whe te tes + mart. ’ DEATHS. Ente red into “peat on Sunday. — ~e «dae eZ on i ey RP es Few ote ae es tp Vt 52 100%, LOOT! LOOT, tw —_~+ ' p. dear Mm: a daughter the late Helen Good (nee - ~ Ut, ain $y 0s Rs AoegPlin 18 paonetabanswenininenimaetbiapaaien tr take. Sap eiedtan it atten na wi te Tr ~-* “— w& “sees SASL MES ANTONIE? ORME DAES ARREARS NSBR LECTED. hie ‘ iy Side 9 Nee il ~% ent ~ ae Sree eee) Ee *-* ‘ “ — Ps ~ ww ww who * -_~ a) OF 100 bg 100 % 10034 TN43, 10449 M4!, Ores & N con 448 85% - ’ r — i . OR wr ee eae Rote a , * = . - + Uo~pe tM p Me = gprs # Sept. Peter “and Paul's * —_--s ~~ ~ ts ' “a -—— — ————— ie wee ae rss ~ —- mi CO ae on, a | eh tien eee | Re wee + i . 1iM) ty 100 ty 100 "9 op 109 I, 105 5 1Oo Is ry & — PS et et ee > 4, n~ ne ok? ood o*) = ‘> ¢ SS. Peter and ~~ j~ = ”? a >) L034, 108% 103%, +n te 102 rv 1021, into - on Mons 10022 \& pit 10° le . aad - me itm nae gl the late Elisabe’ h pares * *-. . ee cher r anid Olivia Bre nell a fs 104s 103 10443 @ iw en hia acy e sity: “fourth — ‘y= Francis: de Sale -f ‘ 4 -_s oS RR OE BREE ET 9 7 os 101 ty 101 a ol ly 9 Wat ry gt OR. air teagal Te: Wi aD ine NLP: 5 W Pn P 5 46 SA 101% 101 he 101 i _ is pe Ie 101M, 101% 103 % STANDARD OILS. | . 1OL%y 101% 101% : cone 108% ete 104% tn -— i mH Br —hs Seat cee rs rer a0 car Minnesota Cari cob bi ers ~I er i aa 198 3 1044, B1O4', 104" 104 14 R ATLRO. \D BON a =~ Nebrask: . c obble ra —_ * Cera came emcee woo W ce ee ne net A coi ly $2. a0 to $° RS bulk, $2.40 to $2.60 per 100 pounds, boxed cobblers. $1.2 SWEET POT ATOES-—Tennensee S2 to $2.15 per hu i - - é *s ee ee “~ ne et et et “407 3 101 t 101 1 — 7 : and = to Re per bu box. me OS 12 » & 192), 102 ( ‘Alorado arene hles stea' ay. to DP D—i9P-1S yo wD NIP dw>>> DITQSI COO - ~ LIGATOK od FE tase per —* _-Home grown, P| —— A ee PrP 4 wey > — 3 —" LOCAL aa a Apple Trade Moderate and Tane About Steady. al = a Es oe fe st ee a »*x . ; TFL OVW E eee ‘wie rado. 9 0000000800500 0000000008008 555 0055058055508 SESSOSSSC OSES SS CESESOSST SS SOSSO SISSON R IT ON OOOO PP sat: Sai supplies were Jiberal and ‘demand moderate. —s _— Sa SS et lilinoia maidenblush No. ake! 7 RT —Michleas " Illinois wo! if river No. Css Oc; fl neeeneenr es © @ @ @ ‘ oo ~~» . we * $2.59 to $3 zs ner be Naw york 1-3 chip baskets. ad ‘al —Califormia sacked. 6c ? Jim coi p13 'D = o - ~ , 30 ee” ome-grom n. AAAArc 7 Gi "MBC —Home-xrown. _ a w = 2 E believe that present conditions are favorable for advantageous: investments in standard Railroad Securities. -_ «uatermelona steady. y PEPPERS Nailin grow a SAH ‘ B oer AS—In shipnin 4 a StI StIDoOert ~~ A. im 4.44 Row “kvford and hal meat KALE stand: grown je. ETTUCE-- a cTARD G RE ENS—Home troa 1 5 to COCOANT fs—In F LEMONS Ak allfornie n : to “3 30. and Flor: “a = 19 | “ a +m sn 14? Walla Walla vellow RANG a oa «lace an ts $2 oat ae ibe: ~ oes ig fg TES TS inots 3 ca a _ baskets "aoe white and 35c¢ ; : oa box elbertas. ~—s to GRAPES—Home-«rown ' eee ee Se ee ee re - $3. 50 per "bu hox: Tennesers bi ‘ha mers rs Colorado bartlet ts / te £2.50 for red per bu box } SPINAaCH—Home ero®: ER TRRMELSNS —_” Texas — $1.50 ILeuls Southwestern PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND HORNBLOWER & WEEKS ESTABLISHED 1888 42 Broadway NEW YORK Telephone HAnover 4545 A aquarterty divider vd of s | “= ® } se a | =~ September ™ vheat .. D b to stockholders ‘of record at ithe | ecember wheat close of business on Septe Br order of the Board af Di rector — « “@ «3 PROVIDENCE PORTLAND, ME. PITTSBURGH Rn EE NN EER A ll I Regt AGO NO A TN SRE SABI NAICS TOMS AE it RPE oe »>2vi3 a | ck eth CLEVELAND coe ro) ) io v isible Grain Changes. . JamesE. Bennett NEW xone STOCK pee NEY YORK N. ¥. COFFEE & SUGAR EXCH CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADS Centra! Nationa! Bank Buiidiag Second Flooe een ements tte oe Members of the New York, Boston, Chicago, Cleoeland and Detroit Stock Exchanges auprir of Am ertean 4 + } € £ : 4 : f Hy eran. pt Le the fal- ehe. . 498 corn a ap? 1 e “le gen en ’ rh ee eee ee ee ie ite eee eee ee eee ee — > tos icago Grain Carlots. “etree e@eeeeeer rr eerrrrerr R Frie k Jer é "as Seventh & Olive ¢ corn, 49: ‘oats, 169: a - rrr neers ote 60% | 60 %& | 60%

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— i as Saturday | G : ept. e . : Tickets good going on trains leaving St. Louis : after 7 am—including all midnight trains. F 1§ Days for Return Trip s Tickets are good returning on any train leaving Chicago sp to and includms 12:05 A.M. September 20, 192¢ - Children under 12 years, $6. Baggage : checked. Tickets good in chair cars and coaches; also in parlor and sleeping cars on payment of usual seat or berth fares. Labor Day Is a Holiday ; | Spend a part of Saturday, all day Sunday and all f day Monday seeing the great city of Chicago. Enjoy its amusement places and resorts. Attend the races ‘ at Lincoln Fields race track. Take a steamer ride : on Lake Michigan. Visiting the bathing beaches. Every minute will be crowded with pleasure. | WABASH RAILWAY CHICAGO & ALTON CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS £ [PAGE 28. —S—S——Ss«SST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 1926 ——— _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH AUGUS 30, MONDAY EVENING, | |BILL ROBINSON, ‘DARK CLOUD OF JOY," ON BILL AT ORPHEUM Taylor Holme > 4 . ‘ ‘ ‘ 4 5 y 4 ¥ | ‘ ‘ ¥ LIVE STREET , ee ad dade aed COS SOO PP PPP RP PP PP Polychrome Book Ends “~ . House Furnishing $2.00 Value, t $C? 6.¢.¢ s al et oe ee ot od Oe ld lol ad ol ol F. Fil e ee ae od oe oe ot et ae of ol ol ol 6.0.0.0. bet © po POO OY OROEOCL $2.00 Value, Co., 1120-22-24- st 50% $1.00 7 Off Off coe 26-28-30 Olive St. =o GIES Se pecige |- Ee ures squar BRE Lit Ls Wood HOO . ° J + ~ . — at this huge dis- gona! s Ends, finely designed , 7 a. ra zt ari 13 at? ; = ; a » i: > ° ; \e al r — — — = é > » 7 acd », P ‘) $248 Walue, at S .0O0 $10 Cash 234 Value, at S .0O $10 Cash N - 4 oy ' - = 0 2 * = . “ 50°, O}t Delivers One 50 9 Off Deliwers One y +) saci : ; 4 \passh E Bedroom Suites—4 pieces—of two-tone wainut veneer and \ GREAT I g Suite value at a moderate price. Large buffet chairs, one ; : hardwoods—hbeautifully finished Included e a large dresser, host chair ner or tapestr ng n nd fine enclosed ; Y ~ r’ + ; 7 rT na 9 -» % r - Ot iB it rom >| ade = | Xx a nt ¥ finished y A : CCS SSes OPP PP Pe et ae eee Oe Oe ee, Pt a a ee ee ee x \ - PFS FOS SOS SSS SSS OFFS SSS FSFFFSF NS 4 A » & + . k Se . . Bh . MAHOGANY OR S | , O : I . 8 : ;. 4 lid Oak Side-Icer 7 ° * ‘ : N y tend t t] . . Library Lables . 4 z The paid attendance, a ‘ . " 3 1. — \ y “ x * a Thousands of spectators, . . * Pe “ . eas, Ae - \ ‘ MS 2? Val 5 i. § play was called at 1:30 p. .* .* % $2 I ai ue, e Bi ” : ‘ $29.90 Value, S 95 * . Priced at.... ——— ti SA0 N . .s ~ at 50°, Off . . ae ; | | > ‘ * *s CIDE-ICER Refrigerator, made of solid oak with % x % ~ ar —— ss ‘ ¢ Try 5 — Be 4 -an ts ire ‘ra : .* \] LHOGANT fini« . . a / : ww We as... “ b se he a “ eani@esS liu - 4 s Aah NS x Peperpngs se . . : ~~ _ ri? ; Zz ¢ ’ : : ° aorta, ira we % ,* & se : . 7 « ,* $7.00 Cash .* ‘ 1.00 Ca * ‘ . be FO oo oo oo ooo oo ho foo oo et oe OOOO > POSS SS SFO OOOO SSS OOSOSSOSCOSSSSeT-s 44,65 oe FOSS OSS SOOO ~~. & * -) *@e@mee *wee@ee#eneere Five-Piece Uniwsdhed Suite 7 b "Pr 66 he Ath Ak ee He ll Ae hat de Mh hdd BO se tee BAAS 4h as Air hi hy At AP OEE $3 Cash Del ers (Jne $78.50 Value, at 50°, Off $3 9> . ‘ ‘ 4 $21.90 Value, at 50%, Off ; . - rT "T> ° ’ y al Tt " . - - ° > , \ > - y > .* +. - . : i eee A 4 j - 4 a e Be ‘ ; ma 4} iia 2 A a > ‘ a ' ; 1) ; : : ‘+4 7 r ; iy ’ ¢ rr ¥ ARGCE i i eT Ne A: -- ~ ~ : T} - sa ? i* 4 : “ oe" " LPS ; 4 A ii* a‘ asta 4iw & ii . . . 4 iG = . . ‘ . : > . . . 7 : & : m - : oe . ais o . ‘ss Pe nS i ‘ , - a , a ‘ , : i‘ A ba : , ‘ ‘ ee ‘ - , ; 7 2 se ¢ ' ~ 7? ’ cy Tt? - oT ; oo jp, oY Tyi £ i. , ‘ ; eo? — ~ is? t 5% i iv” t/i Pe ae AGN A 14° AL SLi t ‘ Ly- it a4 a o 44 aa oF . — eS ‘ 4 bh i a ‘= i ao & | ‘ 4 sinh ‘ I > > ~ - + y me He 2 se 2, or Ty? . . > *- - . - 5 oll G . aii sici iki® ‘ ma _/ oe . ’ si ot . an aa a a ae oe STEEL-GRAY Kitchen Cabinet AO oe CEA AAA A 2A OA OA FF 4 Ob» - = - Por Oe a ee sss “> a “> $6,455 6500o Fo Pe ot ot af af a a ae an a a ae 4 all - - 4 . + * * ~ * ‘ “ ongoleum Art Squares = .* - be ‘ ‘ 4 . ts ‘ * * »* ~* a Gir" ¢ Tin . % ,* > 1, 3&0 } aiuc, e “ ‘ ae 2 . 4 * at DU", Ott \ * * .S ‘ » tT - M4 Ruge “ — re a 7 ty «* \ if L * ‘ . ~*~ .* . Ys . * S 4 oaeun ’ ‘e $7.00 Cash ~ * . % Ny | SFP F SSF F FFE FEF FOL EEF FFD SEF FFF FF CFOS 45656596750 $73.50 Value, at 50°, Off. a hse j -% ; °° 4 S°* fe “Om =~ ? t — $s 3 00 Cash COA FO FO OE OO BOO OOOO EO +, + 6 A A # PPP PPE PE PF EE EF EF FFF FFE EEC OF PSO FFF FOF im | o- O_O AM AO hh Mh Ah A MO a hb Bb AAA AA A ABABA dk - ae at a ee ee oe ee a oe ee ee oe ae oe PEF PFPA FEO OE FOO OOOO * Delivers One =. é > Ss + : | R MOTT} ~ ites “ $1 Cash Pe AG BAe be CAFE FO rrr rrr rr Ty er TS ete . . A few of the faithful in thebl 36” —— — ‘ = * y 'hree-Piece Davenette luring the downpour. At the. came this stand was crowded toc ee ee en ee ll 8 £2 & ome 4 AD se & tee It tIGILID ASAD SAD LIS ALLA LL AA LILA IAI f “f: ; rrr rr Ff eerre & * . > o* i+ 7 Aid) tld nthe thie he “rrr? iB A ak | ae ’ Sl ee eee ae oe 2! eee ee taiw Two-Piece Mohair Suites $339.50 Value, at 169° 50°, Off Delivers One e H{AND-TAILORED Suites with wearable parts in mohair. Moss tn : a ‘ 3 pre ddim WU uree DHieces are Included - >. $6 300 SE es r : The Davenette e Delivers One oii cei a : ntains a Tuli-Ss1ze : CO LAE FA pf chy he uch Suite } $5.00 Cash ves he Seige oP igs), y if ak and cove FALL LO CRASS KALA OSH Fp LLP BERLI ST»

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pinta pee ge ae “ait. "S, Ps rr a " eae eS fe Wake ara Ral 8) , eal s oo eR ae ovele==_—s«wHHHO oe —— = solemn. paid to look like that probably think- ing of something else There was Brad's radio Jock tmed not to look at it; then looked hard at it He paused and touched the dials with his fingers. Brad had to fumble with them! To “Listen, people, And Eun‘ce always complained: “Come away from that thing. Brad It makes me blue ] as though everybody the world was danc- ing in some gay cafe excgpt me and I had to sit home and listen out of a box” , Eunice. How would she be? How would she take He wondered if Eunice knew why. If Brad had toid her, or jeft some message. The gaunt woman said, “Mrs. Hathaway is down. Will you step this please?” They r-d shut the sun from Funice’s bedroom and in the semi- dark Jock could distingu‘sh her only as a wave down a silken cov- erlet and a pale face haloed with black hair. And hands. Hands that picked at the silk of the cov- eriet. like little white rats nibbling. He went to the side of the bed and took one of the hands in his. “Eunice—” Her voice was a breath that hardly stirred. You had to strain your ears to catch it. “Jock—I'm —glad you came.” “Of course I came,” he said. “as soon as ! heard. Eunice, you know what this means to me—” “I know, Jock.” He pulled up a chair and sat came bot they gilence. Once a man professionally passed loved so delightedly, is geood'’’ Cry this had fee! ww Se’ ray it. returned and lying way, Gown. He felt helpless, trying to think of something to say. His mind was full of questions—but not now. He must say something comfort‘ng now. Poor Eunice, oh, poor little girl!: Ali his an- tagonism toward her fled away now, beaten off by the sight of her suffering “She loved Brad.” he told himself, and marveled that he could ever have thought she did not He held her hand tight. once he reached awkwardly stroked her forehead. She began to cry then. As though his touch had given an- gush a release. Great dry soba like coughs, shook her from head to foot. She flung an arm acroas her face, and below it Jock could see her lips writhing grotesquely. They were saying things, those lips. Hoarse incoherent things He leaned closer. ‘l was asleep, and—oh, my God. I can heah it yvet'—and |] ran ‘h—on the floah. heah on the floah—”“ She up suddenly and faced Jock and screamed, “I was a good wife to him—I was—I was—. You say | was, Jock course | Jock said. course you were. Don't. Eunice— You mustn’t let yourself go like this—"’ and and a f “or The strange woman came hur- rying im, and between them they quieted She lay back again. gasp'ng. rolling her head from side side on the pillows. The woman mixed up something in a giass and gave it to her, ang she drank it, spilling some “Tl go Jock mumbled. cOme again later.” A cry from Eu “Wait, Jock:. I give you" He turned quickly “Did he—” “He you a lettah She pointed. “Theah. On the ou- reau.’ JOck picked it at it Coid the f‘ngertips it in Bis paim thimk of it yer on Eunice brushed Bis her Hh “Till ‘oe halted him. aren somethin’ to left up. not looking cold it waa to He erumpied He atrave not ts Sut to fiz Khia mind Hie bent down and ipa acroaa her cheek “Eun'ce. try ff rest, wen’ you * He'd want you to “fl know. I will, Jock passive now—pDroken soon.” she whispered. “In an hou? or twa.” ised On his Way out thev iet Kim pause in the quiet room acroes the hall fer a little while Back at the fraternity house Bones Allen met him at the doer and demanded immediately wits mingled. fear and curiosity in his wide eyes, “Did you see him?” dear She was Come hack he prom > By KATHERINE BRUSH (Cugprtgtt. 1936.) And Jock said a queer thing. which he afterward never quite un- derstood. He said, “No. He wasn't there.” Brad had written: “Jock old man, without leaving you some word. You'll wonder why I’m doing tt and I want to try to make you see. “TI had to have money. I had to, to make Eunice happy. She was miserable married to a poor man, having to do without things. She stood it for years, but this fall she began saying she was sick of it, and that she was going to leave me. I didn’t blame her for that but I loved her so, Jock. I couidn't have stood it if she'd gone away. IT had think of something. I had to have money. and there was oniv one way to get a lot of it quick, and that was bootlegging. People were making fortunes at it, and nobody knew. That was the part that appealed to me. It was sure-fire. and nobody would know. “So I started. I had another man working with me. out of town He did all dirty work. and I backed him and took my share of the proceeds. I had a little money, enough to start on. It doesn't take much to start in that game. I won't pretend I liked it. I didn’t I] hated it. But if they didn't get it from me they'd get it somewhere else. That was what ] tried to think of. Remember that night vou saw me at the nigwer joint. Jock? I was waiting to talk to the propri- etor about a bill he owed me. I knew you wondered. I couldn't go to the “Well, Eunice got a fur coat. and a machine, and other things she's wanted ever since she married me and never had, and she ~ 9s happy —just watching how happy she was made it pretty nearly all right. Then, how it happened I @on't Know, but we got hold of some rot- ten stuff. Wood alcohol. Bought it from a boat off the coast and thought it was o.k.—we'd gotten stuff from the same fellow before. Tonight I learned that a man we'd solid a quart of it to had died. I went Out to see him. Jock, he had a wife and four little children. al! under eight rears old And no money. None of them leoked as though they got enough to eat. Jock, when I saw those kids—ery- ing. and not knowing what were crying about except that their Gad was gone and wasn't ever com- ing back any more—w#e!!] they opened my eyes. that’s all. I knew then. I'd killed their father myself. they Just as sure as though Id stuck. a knife into him. Do yeu think I could live on after that? ‘I thought I'd éo it orf the way home. but I couldn't. I had to see Eunice just once more and say good-by. She wouldn't knew it was good-by. of course. unti! aft- erward, but I had to see her. That's why I came back. S#e’s asleep now. With her hair spread out over the pillow and her eyelashes cur!- ing on her cheeks. I love her so. Jock. I love her better than any- thing in heaven or earth You be good to her. won't you” You're the best friend I ever had. Oh. Jock. take care of her. help her forget'’’ The next few weeks were freighted with a melancholy so heavy that his whole inner being Seemed to droop with the weight of it. And mingled with the me!- ancholy there was a pretest. vio- lent and strong. Brad's gonig had been so futile’ So unnecessary! It wasn’t right that a man like that should go for a thing like that. After the first chaotic hours he had reduced the situation to its fundamentals: Brad had died so that Bunice mizht drive a shiny new coupe and wrap about herself the skins of little animals. , in the white heat of this reali- zation, pity for Eunice shriveled instantiy, and he looked upen her with contempt and ioathing. If Brad had not said, ‘Take care cf her, be good to her,.”’ he would nev- er voluntarily have seén her again AS it was, he paid punctual duty calls at the bungalow, and pre- tended to comfort a grief that seemed to him now as false as was his solicitude for it Inwardly, he Was unmoved and an Every- thing she did and said he thought smacked of the theatrical (ae widow in a movie, weeping gircerin tears. He wanted to cry. “Hypo- ertte'” all the time. He Wanted to snari it into face ‘Hypoents' Go ahead and bawi beeause he's gone You him!” Her mourning particularty riated him. It was so chic. Bea- reavement made enticing. She if- fected Black gowns cut to hug th2 breast and hips suggestively, and little Diack Rats with abbreviated veils that made her eyes iook big and wistful and Ber iids trans- parent Rones Al summed up ome day in a single sentence: She May be sad, but ghe’sa nifty a5our 1 her sent len yr Ret ween Jock and Eunice thea cau@e of Brad« suicide was tacitly understeond wut tise usee 1. iOe% Was aware Brad had written aiano, and that ahe knew Rut ahe never mentioned ‘ft and Re, taking Ris cue fram Aer refrained alan from mentioning it. 4ta A4ivuige it to anvene *\aa 19. § ‘hey aaked Him-—an4 many why RFrad had willed W: regiied onty I 4an'+ waas Nething eould Ava@m@ed the garret foam Brad a serret a te it wand fa betray 4 sa¢red cantdence a4 th Ca@at ahadow an Prad« blameéloae memory De Mertgia ai] Ait Bs Sum. The papers had said, “De- N4ver -_ . ee Aer a i@tter Ae | ad ‘en Zauedq Aim maeif Kea | Winifred Sackville Stoner 0 A A SSCL si pao ce infu- ; ‘ UNTIL THE mOCTOR COMES | pr. Charlotte C. West Sammer Heat A cn a of hot waves in ses would rot be so pros- 1nEg were it not f r ef moisture in the air mois atmosphere an und of brought . » oft both : ehysical at use! depressed. , ‘ure often ’ — pervous 4 he ig LS re ~d v oe Oe ‘ affecting ciTrcuiatory | we of summ-?f ‘hie a sia effects ' > — ~ T7¢aii¥ tinjur! Rgre prac Fef combined re ~- .* if a rise in * emperat wtp - Eee avoided. there is no known °% > - -s injury -aused Py workicg > ag * _ i 7 sin a Th 2 and poysice * tt and @ » ot ee 5 apt « tae a2 7 -* ~ I iiscomiio Ui i zy : ¥ one nd so , ‘ > +h ytrnost ciceanhness of = soertnmes and «€ 16m or? mo “Ty 7 —- a) oT - nails t : 4 « =f | @eas4 12M ss cf wn- tionad 40rs an o eritare * vour reoms to #xc. ‘and light except whon a its height 4: humidity in Kving i be improved Dy setting ing plants and peros Liss @S, as flower pots full eo: weler. et near an electric can eVvaApor- is hast« ned Measuring Laughter. MACHINE for measuriag the amount of laughter and ap- plause Was roo'ns about ee ay a Rroadway theater. The Boz aininc the indicating apparatus placed at the Back of the aud!- 1 and showed the various ef- of the “gag” lines as flashed RES Whe meen a seme —— eal EDD} Way 0 Bensty Peele | with the belt and collar. cumber and shrimp in the saucé. teaspoonfuls of the lam broth. M ft righted 1995 by ©. : = REESE RN A rab —— | add a teaspoonful of onion juice; Butter the ahelis and fill them Os " «| amd a half-teaspoonful of very fine-/| rounding full of the mixture. Put spondency over finanica!l matters.’ ly chopped green celery leaves. the shelis on a baking tray and W. That was nearly enough true. Let Serve in cocktail glasses, cold but bake until the mixture is a delicate O it go. He kept Brad's letter locked not chilled. One large can, or one! brown. then serve three to a por- F away. and now and then when he! quart of the cooked shrimp, will/tion. Garnish with a few sprays of Have stopped old was alone he took it out and read | make four cocktails ifresh cress : it over A new relish to most of us is enic methods to (To Be Continued. imade of Swedish caviar. It comes . maculacy ADVERTISEMENT real im . REFORE Palmolive came women _ were told * ‘use no soap on your’ Seaps then were judged too. | Thea came Palmolrve — 2 soap Bet sever leave 4 St. Louis phvrsician is now of- fering to the genera] publie a prep Wear filmy frocks by experts in beauty with S aration for Hav Fever which he has . : things any time. | of soap study behind it; & pension tee Rag ich he ha N QUICK QUAKER—the world’s ne * Made to be used freely, lavishly en sucennatl ‘ er im Pa Be fastest hor fast—the famous yore ok of nowrs . B the «i. | vate practice since -i?, aD whie toasty wor of the rea! 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. j " ¥ " za ee - fs — aa yn COMIC PAG .— -_ } | . . A : : i ; CS sic _— a4 LLM A we MONDAY, 4 4¥ ; MONDAY, , : : AUGUST si | [ AUGUST 20. 1928. Middle : ; w= , * AGE 382 : a aie ——E——x ; HE DIDN’T FIND IT—By RUBE GOLDBERG (a i ; WALKIASG ALL OUER Wh as, He COMES COT CF NOM ext THE = aa WELL TOWAS FROM CONE FS (AS It a | : | HE Cards are having ups ana ;you would call a banner year, but | “THEATRE aa == ; and downs: they have seventh place practically | ~ S -_ -" ae, wrt = tj | Dame Fortune smiles and then | "°"*4 — — 7 —=Cons, » were SS = 2a frowns. j worry about. 02) San | > lan Sl ope Za = m, And then she smiles aga‘n. Next year we look for the i Zs Before the final game is played. | Browns to do better. There's no law | Ty The fans, we're very much afraid. jegsinst looking in any -mans_ sasdasess: coe B- ; ; Will crack beneath the strain. ‘league. | este | SZZZZEE ae f; , ge = ) = ZG . j, Mz SLA Aa : The rooter follows erery pitch | QUITE SO. | es ore - « —- Azd gives his leg a nervous twitch Paddy Mullins, manager of| NLL TAKE You | . to Bleach ers Third i AS pellets cross the pan. Harry Wills, says, there ‘aint going | Zz TOA VERY evant ; Smash In H Ti And while this pennant chasing :o be no fight between Dempsey | fi iy er erty cn : = Sacker’s Second in Two ae stuff,. and Tunney at Philly, as he is go- ‘le Ger AWAY Eee = a ‘ i] | Upon the player may be tough, ing to stop it. We don’t know how! nay is CHA Leste BUSINESS | :/t ad i . Days, Comes With South- a 22 It’s tougher on the fan. he ig going to do it, but where: : : wee worth on Base. a theres a Wills theres a way. 73 ‘ ] 0 { The situation is so keen, iene we aia ee Tee a a a ae | : p & oneness ) Long lines of rooters may be seen | BY HECK! , _ | DEL PITCHES CARD Outside the basebal! park. | The Sheriffs of Illinois who held | Bf SHER 0 ] : And fans who used to slumber late. convention last week want more BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS a : AGAINST MEADOWS _ To be on hand to crash the gate, pettese more pay, better autos, longer | CINCE i ; a. es ae Cie pares om sy Ssiaby iw ’ 1 alia altel . ‘ ee x “ae? Ot, ud ee ‘oun Fo fg Phy oO tin Sh > aie Ee Sat Diab reves 5 aR MN 35 bi dla Te) +3 23 eee . i et a Oe DE Sash aT SN OF as Nee EMR Pi hoe ‘ i as ah ee Spe a Rta tischegen sive + yh tBiastnenreg s\n : , . " EE TR Rema Pea PENS SUEY g . £5 Ok RR ge Me ee oN Me tats “3 * ‘ ¥ 5 eee a Se Ba on Are rising with the lark. ‘terms of office and more help. Out- | — —- - v7 oo | ‘0 QUITE so side of that they are perfectly con- | WHAT IN THE 1 : DION'T 1 GIVE OU —— ete a Oe | | — san” ES Dark Skies Keep Attendance | vcs . Stag ' e ehihel : WORLD IS LITTLETA AMICKEL TOR | THAT YOU HEA | te «Gl ) a ge Wmether the Cards win the pen- | ‘etd and can't think of a single | pe AT TLE ty | IM THE WAG DO? a ii. WALLIE = — , ; AND (M | @ at Double-Header Down |g 0 mant or not we thank them for the ‘hg that would add to their hap- | Tay OOIN UP 7 = | : seem habe \ YONES ~ } : Bike buggy ride. We've ail had a won-,Piness, unless it would be bigger | ON THE NEXT ae _ LOOKING a to 20,000 — Cu y le BP cae dertul time and brighter stars BLOCK ae | FOS WILLE | 7 4 Also Makes Four-Bagger. aes : Be | eo 2° * “tittle If we lose we wil] again take up “Poth Parties to Have Strong | \ o) | Pa ; jhe str the white man’s burden in the Farm Relief Plan in Platform.” | Ne Se tS The Batting Order a ; i ‘ f lf? at . = eure. toward none ao eee ene ee: ew firm 8 | = x lew | PITTSBURG CARDINALS Pita , ll. t’ ; f i ees 4 mer | lwrgtht: ef and charity for all. That's us oundation = ) waver rf svar ‘ wy. pol zz aE qe een + oe : ; vler »f flo ab - sitrow be : ~ — : | adage , Hortomiey 1d fusten, oe —— ‘ - if ? i r KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN | SESS! peel Seer / eees a ree a could | — 7 fae Scie es Raw’ nas 2 O Parrell ¢ was eo — Jb Ee an — Thereng 8 _ Meade" a . ai tSet - Mesdo«« . : oe ~her det a , > at | TAKE THE SPAK FOR A ) ee a mpires—Rear de __ MeCormick — auld INSTINCT, IGHATZ” ~ 7 ee nae left fie How SILIN® AB ts, ) ——Boo— ' i BY J. BOT SOC eee 2 — o a | @ Of the Post-Dispatch Sport aff. pes ay ~ HAYWCr + CM MON a EE esostromanea eae | 7 IM MANU ~9@ sPORTSMAN’S PARK. Aum: 21_/ gq & e 14. 7 | a3 a L—Willia m Sherdel, the Tittle teft- tt) Dow | ~— | {| | en eee , oy anded member of the Cardiaal CAR 8 pitching staff, and Henry Lee oe ee ) | a Meadows, the pitcher who wears) Douthii a ENaC cases a ° SSS” - a ‘gp tire, only the left field and O Parre Richt field sections of the crand- threw @ | were uneceupited, though «led te nv of the holders of box and re- When Fi «ad seats had not yet arrived er, Sher mi therefore there were open gaps ! Baptere and there. Early estimates esterday were very inaccurate, for | whereas it appeared that the crowd "would not exceed 20,000 the late fush brought the total to nearly! Eetimates of the crowd today tn- p= cated qg general expectation that the paid attendance would be be- By Gea SWeen 29.000 and 25,6006. PROVN - The whreatening weather eanused How th a7 umpires to start the game five MaeMill Be PF inutes early nearly « The rame: roeks in | FIRST INNING. living ‘ae 'ITTSRURG—Waner fited to Circle@ 4g afey Rhyne flied to Douthit. women . MCuyler popped a single to center. ecribed : sfarnor flited to Douwthit. NO of this’ UNS. . radilegra | “ARDS—DPouthit doubled to left | nal enter Southworth hit to Megd-' Oniy) ews and Douthit was run down. |‘ saved on weadows to Traynor to Rawlings. ay w : Snd Southworth was doubled off | wcteal Tirs: Rawlings to Granham. Horns-/, ase by Srounded to Rawlings NO ee ; Rivne 2: os |) ——_— SECOND INNING. | ae PITTSRURG—Barnhart popped) — . Mo ©’ Farrell near the pitcher's box ""@ — Grantham pop ped to Sherdel. Raw- ‘oe Dal panes popped to Hornsby. wo |e Ri-Ns ' only | in CA KDINALS—Rottomley flied to! ™ “ier. Rell singled to center. Ha-" : _7 forced Rell, Rhyne to Ra wliggs. | w fi # taba rrell singled to right. sending’ eral ntiioniiieahene me wR ’ ‘eto third. Thevenow was safe|and : ’ — Rryne fumbled his grounder, pound: . Shag scoring and O'Farrell stop: | PIDE at seeond. Rawlings threw lan, —By pest Sherdet. ONE RUN. ) : Pree IRD INNING. ‘party: ‘* SSBURG—Smith was hit py) ry Pitched ball Meadows bunted, | eS ce’ 7] | . : oe. 2 Smith. Sherdel to Theve- | epee ee apa | ALEC DEAR - 80 RR Set: ane eet eee | 5 4 \ ( I ee. “= , 3 ie. and pulled down Waner's | fT. , | DLovE ITH- GOOD NIGHT! | {IF YOU HAD OF COURSE- IF | HAD T Do SERS, made & fine stop of) ae : ! J I iT OVER : ce. n*'s smash down the third hase | a. 2. . by a step. NO RUNS AWFUL F All ~ * eg DE DINALS—Douthit singted to z : er ee Southworth singled to right. By ae x he Deuthit to third. Hornsby a e 4 Curler to the fence for bis long : ae os riflee fly. Douthit scoring and | one] —-—- tWorth reaching second. Bot-!). —s—— Me eley gave Cuyler another tong =. | tr **nding him to the richt center! — : | ! for his sacrifice fly, which put! © a 5 _: — ‘hworth o nthird. Bell delir- : —————7 another smash, tt it sailed! ' ee = 4 oe the left field bleachers for a} ee Ey 4 y | — o * run and as Southworth trot- | ¥ “ awe 2 -- = | home and Rell followed him | : oe “™ hats by the scoré galled from 4 ' “ands and the crowd enjoyed a Sreatest cheer of this hectic) . ‘ i 4 Pas é a r : L ’ bs is | = . %, %. es a iw ae F