St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 1, 1926

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& ee is J “ONS, > me - - ~" > " 7 a ‘ ’ Ca bi — ee ee ae | ‘fe history of the The Presid: nf emiph er. - . nak Ti : PY Ps Cream Par lce —™ Oe nen Se oe - lor Or The advertiser quickly found a buyef through post- DISPATCH Want yic Ads. ——- = ae. ene —=--- , 461, 784 Real mprinted | 54 titi ; a Of 1! ye bad " Sf + THRE! PRES ‘ies se ER CS Fatate and Want POST -! ATCH an TS] i were O~ mors th et « ix Advertisements we the fir ) } re .¢ moni COHINED! t ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH | PARTLY CLOUDY, NOT MUCH CHANGE IN TEMPERATURE TEMPERATURES. RESERVATIONS TO WORLD GUUR: BAK AT FOURT! §. Conditions About Non- Obligation to League, Equality in Election and ‘Expenses Adopted. ECTION TO VETO ON CHANGES| AT $0 r REIGNED Aainr os i ea * Y , MONIUM aeraurese INSTEAD tion Regarding Advisory much | Arkansas asms ¢ Qpinions. Will Be Re-, ‘ferred to Committee. —— -- a y the Associated Press. GENEVA, Sept. nee of” represental joined na- jons that have yWorld ‘ourt assembled i « to ed here -today onsider the reservations adopt y the United onditions of American » the tribunal. The first three reservations wer but debate | ! States Senate as | ft adherence Miekly approved, a the fourth, yveloped on Wth was not reached in the iss‘on. The conference cs consideration servation until afternoon. rc reservations approved pro de that ball not involve postponed = fur- | of the fourth } adherence to the Court the | States | “nited Ot ‘ iif | Any obligation of . tions; United States with in electing judges and officers ‘the Court, and provide that the hited States shal] pay a fair share. the expense of the tribunal. & 2 he fourth reservation prov at the court Statute shall amended without the ibe United States and recog- e the right of the United.States cscs. from the court. he. fifth reservation. specifies ‘the court shall not wy opinion on anv question Which the United States -has ims an interest, without the of that country. Hollander Is President. Professor W. J. M. Van Eysinga, tch member of the Court, was Seg president of the conference. League provide for equality: o other Pow- ides not COnSeTiI Five an or; con- | br Zumeta of Venezuela and Sir Ancis Bell. of New Zealand, psen vice presidents. President .Van Mevsinga anced that the blic would participate Cecil Hurst would oe pending the , ustralian delegate. The conference then Sessions should be opened — to | ®@ press and public. The proposal. ade by the piesident, was “by Sir George Foster of Canada. -unavimously adopted. rof. Van Eysinga then sketched American nego- tions concerning the Court. Tribute to.U. He hailed the date ® United States had here to the Court as one pat Memorable in history He paid invBressive tribut e United States as the at had initiated the reat ent of arbitration and poin' t that she had incorporated actically in number nis, notably with Gr. rhrouxhout the Nine! ¥. he said. the United matned at the head of this ent, as was shown the d Bryan treaties and he) in the two Hamue a He thought impossib! erate the Merican wish Mt recalled the Chamberlain Mncil that it ® Court and ®d States. were an- | »-Re- that represent arrival of Dominican and voted that in Cond- it ; ‘ =. upon which decide l te if the fo | countey | move dy a of at enth €¢ Statcos h a POV: by IK non ‘one hs if lmportane ON Ws ay : ” , 4 ‘ “tO He words of the not feyy y in should Het to sized, how that some of th.» Ame Prvations pre-suppos. . of “our Cost i ' rec Pieevations urged the me the- Amerton ‘the constity: APecornized by the Oo give =§$ satis Sipn On the an! to the ; 43 i ; WLionn igw nner d. neo , } eont ‘>? ‘y ' »* rr conditions tornn) law rener (yl: whole fry Court otion of M the Tonfere; vation, savi Perrerenc ‘taken to tons DY the I'n ue of N; ey ne Hy me any obliznti oo trent oe ons two and the Ay app noved Fh rhe OPN thot + TT’ u = oh Page 2, Column ae pi f° nan 19} oposition On) ihe }t } , 7 | ‘ i} row Sin Cehnange incre 6.2 %4 ry " id>, rise sel ¢ (> af General Temperatures Mountains , centra somewhat | 44 | ne p the PARK | | id? Ton Su M #.* Weather Pe | part very tmospher , i,t? hly hour WANTED: RESPECTFUL TITLE State + Al stations River Amou erate, opp ra*s of humid +? bordering Pains north nts we but ’ at thev Peoria. fall W re mostly li atitew we T] as 4.1 ts ressive a 2 | ‘ Lt Orficial forecast | Louis and Partly for Sst. vicinity cloudy tonight and morrow: much change temperature, Missot Most fonig not mOorroyv fion: ch perature, lilin iS. ‘6: Ings ns loca nis possi- tomorrow not and rning: eniperature., ight and loudiness. Lomor- nrise (tomorrow) ississippi 9.3 feet, Conditions, of the Rocl asonable, but they ecount 1ST country on condition of the fatien in Mississip- TTI. mod- Salro, eht widely OX lL. wher ie of or separated nota- 9 4’. ‘EeSSIVE, the inewdvye & TO USE IN CALLING WAITER Restaurant Owners Offer Year's Contest Substitute. ago ‘Wali hat oO be air $50 the “NEW YOR 7 ‘? .?° L@] nited decided loWered Association Post-] hie functionary., nation prize fame. | ceived, i) MW ide f Many $50 haut found. Thre SUR R « pe rsons W ¢ ie | contest for t Sulf he ) OT} VW ho Til will “Service, nan, Sn ah, "La 400,000 $ FOR LLINOIS TRY REFERENDUM | Vote on Vol- | are Tie “Hey, I ly,’ “Server,” aL | “| ' Doe tment stead Be A we SC OG ren {| minryv (34 na statf o L1¢° containing ics cyt le before q>7"s

? COT! ) ‘dist Orderman”’ e five } ‘*Mister’’ sabe ri please,”’ Tec me ae Oj Asking Act Filed i AGO, 0! rs Live ha in Springefie } if l the nominee f attorneys, JEAVES, ‘) fe throtte RAIDER DIVES FOR EVIDENCE |: Philadelphia et Vic {> req rr re sept upwa voters Secretary KS for \ llot Lilinots, 1 for sponsor the { | h Lis er. Asso} Witki} ien Houseboat petition iek, } ‘ Moran him Mec 1] ? t; et Mora i? grand *" | session of VA and I ai Olst in t} (>?r° O11) "Bre } lL nited he of | 2 pet 4axzos Vian Officer ml Pre 5 | \ ¢ fii é} war \ Cle R. ¢ he DLL NG ivrived aft afer ? shy f rere A Té arr hiquor, K, Sept. 1 A t | ' colf_y» howe, eT. e rc Ssprin will ‘Overt qd Sh0. find But Fails to ispatch., veal Owners’ title ot int at The staur: th ‘ spect t set i co thev onened a offering a he best substitute rrestion were re erfect title is among the and ive of these, buted. we, and ‘M4 ‘ard nHers. “Stews: prize w ants i ?* loc.” N PETITION tor mlification to Tomorrow. 1 petit 1on, 400 000 th modi ras vote on fica- Act placed November pri take) filed we e will be io be State. row of Democratic Senate, with mh, States petition, ee will avcompany gfield. Before in a hauled truek. ition, be trees On a Jug It. Throws in Retrieves 7.) Sept ; W. Vat of moonshine River when his househont iay, Db (‘hief dl ina) adive OvVverho if Prom - hel with d Sit ] and reed Land Values (srow Pp Ost threugh tutte tl i¢ Mcre ase i”) Sr siilffies “to be 2% 5 st t Disp: uf . { ? i * L.} firap a the sat i Read \¢da 1? ’ al > d pr adve a ‘ pe Ttisi Di " mp . WT) ‘ Ait mcentrate very dav. er Tii¢ Thee 4 p a i-¢ I; weather tOe Pulitzer race in St. 1923. Army in Werld the army. during ved h thet corps in France who Louis in Joimed kenterine Rettis War. the nited Iiis ser wit races Hce- a . fee- corps of War in record in and pe time flying, resulted is a member of the detajled the Sesquicentennial Philadelphia. This assignment. Leaving company with Selfridge Field, in a fog and Mountain. bie Wi an hour and a tO Summons tans attract the atte Sent to fo) im, leg broken hopped and ce the near found a for exnibition lixposition was his last Philadelphia Aug her planes Mich., he bée crasbed iwo ot for ame seven uncon- half, ' 4 ims) 1} Sfster seious for e or. i"nable assis tion of Bettis jaws later to planes look with one and both fractured, through raw miles ellefonte, taken ft country to a road where he a hospital. He was nad Was missing for more hours. during without food water that he caucl Parents on Way Hlis parents f his n.cerifl expe ected Port Hluron, whiel and had titne ons in his hands. to Capital. notified con- here were oO ical dition, to ar today f rive Mich. no are POU) Pending their decision funeral arrangements will be With death of Army their made, ‘ , the Bettis hot Have lost NAVY fivers and leading time Commander .J the Navy, who mad: attempt, died fr in a cr and One shy } Rodge of the Haw rs ailan orm ish @ his me week National ¢ wh: the burial at Arling a 7 Ome > ra: i\ ton cagie Was edd at n time " taking death ( mmndition furn which result in morning MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS, SAYS MEXICO TO LEAGUE orcign, Minister Saenz Replies to Geneva on Protest From Nicaragua, elated Press. acc) GITry. (;overnment MI Sept. ] Th has Dru the Le Nations i reoneva, who rded to Mexico a by Nicaragua over by a Méxican p support of Nica ebhelks The Mexiean ites* the recent announces l‘oreign Minister Saenz, that h nothine the (¢s OTs} mmond ‘retary " {) nti, ague rece forwa ef 7 note IW an alles ~~ est auxillary verh i sf “Ag UAT ment br Mex vith th ico ado ! . = = . ifeoR U ‘ nad li nothine to XiecgQ, the |’ nave ror thant | ANNOIUN 26s Meri Cararua, CONnSEeNTUeNCe there ic’) ei \ . zene witb } or rm on the Chamoerfa. and Was Lieut. Walter coupled w ork | mountainous vont ASSESS FALSE TEETH $1290 | Platinum Molars Shown at Protest reply reiter- |! ‘CHICAGO’S CURFEW | ENFORCERS FOOLED | BY MODERN STYLES | By the (CHI revived lage § Or 10 in rk | 3000 last Then ficers | modes hair | Suish th Cus Sever fr Into | to girls | More and they tent Ion W ¢ re ich ‘ared Assoc "AGO), sophisticated ci ' ' the l of ia day ae under D. ‘ ffort ies, A ihanlen a sald {! s} children Al tod hignway roads un not) ‘ and “AT (‘cok { than warned th; would der ated bovs niust the Lo nd policemen night ft their ) hat ort were ried as sept be Cily ¢ end Press, | (‘hicagzo, a 8,000 (000, of if al | law vil- off the ruil» 7 oe°es * fathers a long kidnapings, were sen! unable from wome ‘hy 1} ‘ounty LS ~f) if So to home. {v4 i ‘ Democratic tees the l-alling a. 1t) fficers h enfore: troubles with 1 skirts if yf ywa ‘ 4 girls ti ti Their ols ns m. and pi the « began, He yyy and to rrov bobbed distin- Nn-ups. n were ldren.”’ curfew If) applies su PD, LUIS ter rm Wire -s ie Phere we JUuUVeNnL PAPE: were ori county ifroled Orit y veoh in Ponnaviwania REED-FOR-PRESIDENT PLAN =. INDORSED IN FIVE DISTRICTS s | 7 it . hang has ! Cal t] (milky tr ‘| DD) oduced T¢ of anizine the ] in eroun;nt ry pe*ery) 4 [eS A Cane Pew v iph if overed produced fluid) the The uulitvYy compar- in the Para mn be of OlMVanyY IS pre. vield of nine London said to pounds sat- The tre@@s -are distri¢t is iz iree irom StS are three appeal roduet the the AMERICAN PRINCESS FORGIVES HER ENEMIES IN HER WILL Marie ormer leans within al Iistate A =e) Heine of New Or- Died Leaving $150,000 england. a gh ‘hrist have ing t) sla These et nad this | Which af The cond ert s vorcered harried betore | Albert an, }f)™ Heen o£ 4} Vv; VV ndered Wo} property dowa Wh } f gv ofr by ? hy ~ TF her of Monaco. Against he A cane} ATLANTIC Willia and wal tix} ‘ it \e's ASsessor, at $1200 rr} liate Hepi NAaAnKIT od te nie ‘ds thie who of 1) rer -s of thre ? Kiddik Atlant aver ‘ C a Pres Peg eh ager Princess Miss Marie Orieans, () fh tre) ? if Britain Wis the ate Prinee A}- and 90°. was di- She Richelier. to Prince di T ax Rate. MAN KILLED BY BEE'S STING, ° ryir?Ty «ay pris Tree st of } “> ° vears minutes, ’ ? ’ Vs : i. thnnr Lacey ORTING ; i sere old, a Tt * ‘) Hibs ester d Pe | yy died ; op Lake. orth Cann, Arnat within he rubber worth | Wiis i vent and © i CO-OoOTD! iby tl the ‘arms firme nnssAawe wv ; € | troops of f this a icated. Ame ri cis rnis arti SE PTE MB E R14 K.OFC. STAND ON MEXICO CRITICISM UF UL 8. POLICY Abst Knight Flaherty | : Order | Does Not Ask American Tells Coolidge Intervention. REMEDY SOUGHT FOR SITUATION, HE SAYS Conditions esult of Atti- | alure Toward Carranza | Mayo and Obregon, President | tude Is Informed. ted Press Fi vie, i. 2. Coolidge A. Flaherty, the Y the Assgela PAUL &M esident sept. told supreme 1.— today ' ia was knight of Knights of Columbus. ask inter- States order does not Dy the U that ron nited in | \Mlex CO, formal statement Flaherty Supreme Knight, officers of called r Supreme Knights of Columbus, the | upon resident today the of in he resolution adopted by Supreme € (fOolumbus at its 1 Philadelphia. HVT 6 ittitude in reference there and among t plain the Knights of Columbus intervention by (rovernment in him 1 Knights meeting Oouncir of the ecent to the P Knights explained of -.the* Oluimbus to other Presi- down fions things made i to dent that the for states not seeking United in affairs S. Action did present views the outlined in the resolution nonintervention and this Government in endeavored to Our view- situation in Mex- t] attitude by represented by In con- affairs, in/! rT. is Former U, Recalled. “hHilowever, President the We 4) order con- non- oO} AS cerning nierterern ny Nico. we n that from present the result of 1e Government administrations with Mexican at Mr. Calles the rranza and Obregon regimes, irranza owed his position in affairs to the support and ration that riven. _ to him Government, and during administration of Mr. Obregon his Government supplied him with unitions of war, includ- rplanes, at the same, embargo upon the) of arms to! as rows ron Successor is Mexicay was nis and m military ai placing an and delivery ing hipment \lexico “Also, for of this Governn) the transportation f armed military rovernment across Ameri- when if perm di the Obregon to pass from to El Paso for t f suppressing a revoluti “We are of the ‘onditions that result from (Fovernment and hut such nee. the Carranza, Obregon and illes Governments would not have the per- and ; ‘OS a in it first time S| Tne ent, for inother terr itt: in rorv iles le purpose ion. | opinion that the in Me interference the manner exist xico the in ley in- interfer- lav for wictogr ae aera). Protest Against U. S. Attitude. "cour of 1¢° protest af tl] States lution was on the ‘nment of the felt that, tz a part “nited Iberts Out re ude rOVel rnd -loving duty forcibly the President, the the Ameri- that the would as we it was ratter the ® Department a hope complained about ied ind that Wse = rood ar) ens, bring th ,* Mi a) lion ot and people eC Govern. | offices which this it to | the conditions M: no xican tf undertake of neople, SAY | ‘ ' (,OoOvern- to osition this a That is a matter, lent of the United | the State Department, ntimate touch with con- xico. te determine.” by the request- thelr? Mexican | ; ‘ | [ wioON adop ae } ' ‘4 WeEeKS | eo 48 itholies In with the Ore Secre Washing- tv. That suggestion lfouse ft} at ppointme hla } ~~ te meri y Supplants _ Visit. K nicht ad sagement thea Vx ter. | Amer- home ae xe qT) to ospira!l Loot qlee, mmner T ale nt f Ag! gt eCnonrys ATr Centinued on Page 2, Column 5. died | ness, | parts ' the | visited fsecretary '(‘ommittee | meeting with | the | j ' was to discuss with | ; Senatorial | le: , party resident | of | condi- | | the F politician. -he was of county-seat rather than | his | way fired into the of). i'notablyv | reonvent ithe | Farris, | House, i'went to schoe!l there and at Marion- NO-!] , i ville, to- | ultaneously, | few ‘was elected in 1902. ‘his second 4- } i tribution | Senate i hold rat i agreed } (,overnor. fourth ows : hye fand - a a ee , 1926—40 PAGES. ee a At ee ame ee nen an A ieee ea LTS ie AES : Fi ae _ hes em” ie Sieh ae FINANCIA EDITION tock, Bond and Curb Tables Complete FRANK FARRIS, FAMOUS MISSOURI POLITICIAN. DIE AFTER Y YEAR'S ILLNESS State Senate es to Cancer at Age of 59 at Home in Rolla. Special 10 the Post-Dispatch. ROLLA Mo., Sept. Frank H. F and Senator arris, for 30 vears an active prominent f Missouri Democratic 1S p. Rolla, illness. politics, hts following in a 2 ure m. today at of cancer, tie home in a year's was 59 years old. . the Legis- senator Farris underwent an March 3], 1 in During the session of in the operation on 925, Rochester, it his stomach sanitarium Minn, In this operation, was understood, a part of Was removed. During his final many Democrats from of the t’risco state, tailroad, with which ed as attorney, l‘arris. A days was the Dobson, St. louis been connect Senator last two Calvin of the had the R. of Dr. tery. Recently Was Renominated. The Democratic Congressional of the Sixteenth District, in Lebanon yesterday, voted an expression ‘of sympathy to Senator Farris in his illness. ble renominated for. the recently, without opposition, Democrats of the District. ive a Vacancyv on filled, probably committee, Mrs. Farris, who was wife, three daughters marriage, and @ne daughter, fant, by the third marriage by the will Lo death ticket, action of His the he LD his hy an in- him. FARRIS TYPICAL OF MISSOURIANS OF TRADITION RANK H. FARRIS a Mis- sourian,*® Ozark-bred. Born te politics, he learned enough Jaw make him a successf In ‘law and if was 1o olitics, type, but he knew in the ee and the Louis. ; big-city ‘round courts of St. Gaunt frame, qutizzical in | manner, his easily fitting clothes and broad-brimmed hat completed | a picture of the Missourian of tra- dition, modernized but slightly. At gatherings outside the State, and at the Democratic national ‘on in New York, his State badge seemed a superfluity. AS a of schoolboy, he was page in lower House of the Legislature, | which his father, the late J. W. was speaker. The elder who had been a State Sena- member of the County. of Farris, ‘tor before he was a was from Laclede Frank was born in Lebanon, farther on in the Ozark re- rion, Learned Law and Politics. lle learned law and politics sim- and after he had ‘awford County a for the Senate, | and re-elected in ry ome er gets: ms LN my emmeen - ~ Se ee ee ee 0 Oe exam by ok mang) Fy RD warns te oe ae! We . am - P . nm oe . eosness seiantiectimnlatintgiteidna tenants tlanditiple 00 aban centee tenth + Se te. IE BN Nes a ot an eet ee ina A an ranmgioe i: slim iee she tie. -wtllislicenianilainapreptes an trabtatnae mre pitta a ect ‘nbn ms 2. eerie States >. « nee ~ peters? seat a “tne ‘ . a ee no a A a) awe ~— . ——

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PAGE 2 3a . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH pas ____ WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 ___ ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH muti fF ARNYEE AND KF] . cg i “Azores Town Wrecked by Earthquake ke > : ~ ‘SENATOR MKINLEY’ Toms CALLED Ta WEL MERCHANT 52 YEARS PLANS IO EXTE ONE-WAY ThA ———- - TT cei —— - oe a —_ -_ ! : nia Sn 7 — ’ Strikers at Textile Plant in Nhod- —MRESATEDTOBE [TIALLY TLL OF SESS LOS TON Ry | i \a win’ emt | rr ee ? ' 2 a | orgie Be, : RO : 3 Rete : VANVILLE. R j Sent j J a r . ey ME ee. rasa, eee ie ee , nce ‘ih Pre: a i Eo ES Oe se: See coe BF National Guard troops came int: Emanuel steiner, tf rae if AS] (| | Ne 7 i % : eae an a. at ‘ 3 ; ae : os : FR ie ga : a Oe ee, pias ii PR on | M } nville on trucks today t; cue 1] fie lees le aA ‘ W a> Hemel eee ” i: aa 5 dapagt, ates rioting which culminated Jast | bered by Ku Klux Alan,@ night in .injurv-.to nin: persons 4 - Director Brooks Cor Advisability of RR mending Plan for A f ee Oe a . > PO none ; = é Su . Democrat Is Indorsed by ee oe e be RE —— 7 eee m= teem: Gives Ne: Mone)... sc. ites ecthten casual « | Sie ~ ee ee, % ie oe , : ve. ~~ , “ee : ie : ae oe 3 e il , | = ae. i a . ‘ . ee prers P x for attr : Hawes and )Republican: [= 3 bk a igethe Recovery, Though, ee, eee ee drbaiacis chant of Fairf [hl., WHE be fee Was Senator Williams’ z After a@ night and dav if Al« - 8 ) , :' 2 ae He Was Slightly Im- ; . f i genes, OTT at an unde orders, during which an WTLe mM pt faking’ est : 16 5 POPPE H ,. . . : . mg eg rs Bea te ee Sos % Be ec a ae Seat eee os é ae ; Spt - Primary Manager. ais RE | a a proved Today. vas made to fire the. mill, “the; mar beolevard, With Sette or 4h Be a Bit cea PPM Pipe ' Es PGES cies eae hae epee Se a ee Cea Ta Se Ste ‘ trouble culminated when strikers Mount Sinai Cemetery, He di 4 — eee : : we. | SR ee ee 2 ee ee ee a es : isin et ze ea ae igathered at the head of the Black- |, vesterday at 1 END OLI : STATE COMMITTEES te a oo. ee tee ] By Ge Asmeiatea Pree. \ stone River bridge leading to the| Mr. Steiner hadgheen in busta’ ¥YOULD. S 4 | ‘ Pe ee See ae - ee ee oF © a | MARTINSVILLE, Ind., spt, 1. | plant nate nae tic eee aS RS WEST ON s TO MEET SEPT. 14 Gaps Sin ee a ee ee | Se | United States Senator William B. | One nan udahed timch. tor Meese | 12,008 eliotn anne CA he a LE ha. eR Oe eae Pa a i ghee ite aa aD a in Stor Soa Bee aS Rec Be RR | ‘icKinley of Illinois was in a criti- | a ng at ee ntsthndinue _> bears 5° ’ " \ } mah] , ‘a g DIES AFTER ILLNESS uous of the Missouri Democrats; marricd.a St, Louis divorce: A suffering from neuriti nd ti of rushes. finallv hrought volleys. ,. oe , ‘ ; > ( x | leu S and asciatié | FKisie Rhoperts ni Mra, € . : ° ed hy - Pry 2 , } clive ree >? le this ‘ I . crs . ‘) ) + Cus . 4 ‘ _ . n . er ee i i ; ; ’ ; ii . orir : (Continued fram VPage One. who tood ry thre {’y ident. When . ! ad j Tel tity Mn 1! i rheumatism irom rior: @uns and> ss Vice revo! eae | - , S nat ' totn F } } ; ‘ nO” Te for Lee *SS the egis- AaANaG In the Same Vem vat s, then! Sive ‘ere an - 4 , . * : uy ‘ a vA for the Canipaign, ii 1s likely Most (of E =) hs > T Pe | \ +? 1) y* }* | 1, } > | , 2 p SOATC member ot {fis |). Triecwccratic Stiite ? WwW 1 IT ‘ te pat h. oe ; and conf: ae ating to vw F votes fy? }- rancisco econve nfion ot 19°? 2 ‘ 7. | Lid pd} th: tr} wh SUPrProwwna a ;e\ ate Was un:ble ee : rhe neurish- |}looking the lattle ; { entinued fron Paws fine. i : . ’ ‘ : dois _ prt. psi S¢ } * : ‘ } ¢ fa =f » ct ‘.: ViVi: ETrerul) iT} (>! ' of ] ; Bicone ee *7 — : aes r) ; Lomimittee [rote odie baie venth Coon ‘ , on : : ] ar louis polices Ssatars PC Peis: won, with the he Ip of St. Louis Ree whe sae ‘ mp Sa ms . mn hen Deput, sierift Percy Rutter. rian ke Live iTrip, i dietance ol J on\ : (700rg? sFirnnol| Theis, 14 years old. ’ , ee ee " apo ati 3c? ‘ and ' he “> -* ~ . rag . ; z Bhip and no opposit 0) ‘ Kil] d it t}) JVVILitts ipal airport ment ho dine tnnat the 1, Ted CON. tia] indidate TO WORLD COURT \ 1] $ t r¢ : hy «a ones ? ; ; , i ym forte ’ hi Sa SliOJ) Nas ap ‘ : , ik S ? Ca re PATS OF | ah etee ag i tt i . ) Aug. 13 when the propeller of an . wil ee os é, a eis \ peared. dca’ : ' ‘ Spiras hen ormed, elated te | pid Not Hesitate to Change Mind ; Thr TT 2 ‘ onl — Mine at He irrin Resumes hillw is bye ountains ind ¢€ . : airplawe fhiloted by Lloyd Stearman; ..¢. t « legislative session whiel “tens : : Continued trom Page One. seine lurses are din aitendance, “th CRIN, Ill., Sept. 1 Rom the t a ae Z tha Oo . Henry W. Kiel, former Mavor i, al wag " = " Senator Reed, at the time of ane ! nd relative fro) Illinois and} A : ; Farmers -each Night have been Te , le , , 1 offierr an Travel Alr. The... efriuck hy Ta ryt the ~ CON: ST STs ee th ii ‘ , j ij wie \ . j ii Phi 0}! an ue sia Sine April if law? Worle ' ie vas PLO Ce TEs, 4 mMmermiber oft t bye ce. Piel tf i CPi Be tf } oft karrie bit? reat atte r ‘ “a > . ii et hiti ~ i ) \ i) i} ‘ - ‘ i i r rye , av ray ' - iy. Senntor William, has sai dic ails rus sll ih it si e Rat _ : Ot ie ; ' ‘ Nastia ) Id «ghey — Aer a and Charlies reer Hequiests OT thy blipe ! Oo} epiraes nil he ] the League of, Nations Phe subject League The third iuithorizes the ine Put . held out “no hope —— : + eee : ete, ates ‘ ; fy a woul not ‘ . » } " . . . : +) + — —_ ty , ’ 9% + } ‘ ; _ 4 , , 4 : . BEs Tr \ j f Y ‘ }¢ ii vv Are 2 ‘ ° , : ~o Me . " Miittee elected fram the thiee St shall be flurned Into cas Po aA sion Reed was Farris’. attorney in the oul © CONSENT OL th lL nifted States : nel Ow ars the basis of this reékervation is a af Roaete cha hean eu ever © Of tf ‘ , ' p send ; ; . cai , , rT’... Fine 9 voder ePAe "Tliiic re sai ' a ‘ - , Be ' . you this mot ng j meal on : iy, sia Pare . F = Lonis congressiona! distriete “| ; ¥ ti! , Pold Voters ot Elis Proubles, hea] nL rOeW Cl } is rh rs | { Opp j Wi}) Line Cpecahe (ity "3 led a e i ce Sire on f hye part an bys | nm! ! af +} , : : ; \\ hit, Zz Uwe wotld , > : : s | ’ > vy" } ‘ ‘ %. *— ° . . . , ‘s ‘ . ¢** ae rye ’ , , “sTS i}é ~ * + vesterday" theetings f+ On \nother so Otto Palm a SER ES, larris toid of thes Midietrnents | mentioned to Farris after the po-{ by Sir George Foster of Canada. a hack e only words he had States to prevent any ittempt Py¥) esaveral weeks lonurted at ; . : ; « es ’ dia nda 2 e iad ft 1) ig (‘1 a. ' > «rger ( ; t by 4 . Bake tty ; ti? , ’ ’ i yithe 4] quarre] het we ¢*7T) them arose ax’ dy iy] 4 ‘ . spoke YT} rT) the last 36 hours t]} " Y) .37 c } | ox a Pa \ ” . ' " . ral . ve! © 4 bast ? oft gir é i? ‘ S, 7 ‘ L: ha aS ae i ¢ > a = ae 140) -¢ , th, afore f k nNplietin Fr his Pmneratfire «At = 4 ts , ' first wits Bethel Ine; Theis, nos Of information not ar rer} ae Hess (0 Indertak: ’ det © Ol} (tourt statutes wit 7h yet , p Preae PEL | med mMmperaruy ‘ | Doctrine and Latin America . lide rey ePekor + gC 3 } : re i] 4 i ; i } ! li fyeneral \ ri)? cit?) yi) \in ean ii i ai i é€@ i. bas si | ( oondges *) a q ; : - i a ve arti oxi NI) livine in T.es \ ele mmel Puillian know? that he wa Ance mato , ) ‘any NPrsonL in trouhtle This has a sil aie 7 alta 14) ae O08 pr tal se ; ’ reapiration %Q . ri o : 3. ; ‘ n. Pree | , t mioeiut} } “y \ j niye ) i - « i ‘j ' i ! : s " F i . ‘ ~ ¢ f 7 — * ry uy , ; +) I poriie me? he s ry) : by ¢ dl p ry) SQ) a - * ; ‘ ITS, LAle Aunnert eto: h | oe : 268 ™ & “wo ah tj , gs potttlea streneth p t | \) a? ; ' 3 ' ; 1 ceive the dnterest from a fund of “practt f nn An OTe ae POsICay og i famendment necessar )? thie 1 =} ¢ appro ed, i f 4 ; 3, 8 ie JON ; ur- : : , _ we SsoNt : ‘as ; y ¢ " I ' mer } Q | a | i © ‘ ,?7 ’ ry aa ‘ ‘ ‘ ; i} ley. J. L. Mauran. Mrs. Edwara. kj Vided they do not permit” thejr| not been in the county within six |? sssaenatsiiebcntetaglg hich iyfelde@} of the American. inhibition. The No Rule as to Unanimity. Phastle 04 HM e . 1d \ | mother Who was livoreed Tron months of the election.’ Th yay 14 large revenue to the State before (anadian lonlegat . 7 senor | Buero favored a @ meray a tier, 942354 Hebert street. ane Irs it phic stig vist) axis # — - . aes MSEC BG S POONA Wi t ' | té \ : , : " ; 7 : , as 4 ' qr s Ton, 149 a if ; } i} f NT) ble imnfr = 1) , 4 sf ’ ¢ ; .> h ' iat s an . +} testator if shlans al was neve, rought to trial) mH \ é PranmMmion Int ro- j 9 — ; mOLICV HKAIVING ihe most favorablh Harry Hoffman, 58954 Theodosin ie =lemeatol Ashland, wan sg “ Porte it 1 { ation moe: wunrat warmty supported by) Marko ‘ } fo +} | { " 4 vO | Pee a avenue. iho -9 Vears ago, to snare with © fO mY home town and ask |! _— taxation , oe in severa viteh. for r Minis ot us “et Sorution to the wishes oO ‘ n | | ‘ : - how | stand.” Farri« eata i rt oF sessions, one of them heinge aimed eae Sfutes aiid ' v7 : Twelfth Districfa-Hepry W. Ki: at Sp | “A ‘ wsitiaian iid El lode : or 3 gee ggg TI | | ' re é . po A 1 . ot ¢ c rf ‘ Spe eer wi “1771 17 ie , . i oy } nY-aor Ors sO} ‘ cyt Q ro. . 7 ; ‘ ‘ S11 HSeaiie ’ i-teae nn Be. T. Summyt. Myre. @tiarles Ellis Among th HeECUOS | Is On os may SARS AUMIscer. Phes sin " wt f M. Markovitch held that if the | , ; - $10,000 to Mrs. Clara Tilton of St.) *? aive m7 is clean a bill of | Visions, empowering | assessors tO!) {-nited Stat ' ' ronght out the faet that no pro- | . and Mrs. Charlotte Davis , oe , ’ ited States merely vanted to eh se ” : ‘ “ - — ‘ tig » 1% by “ry " a 4} ‘ . . = ,4 1 = 3 . } 2 de " ~ : ae 3 ‘ F . ‘ - “% } at .\ a ri ; Si tT? c*] ' ~ f4 ,} y rpale er a i } 43°24 North Second etre | and \irs Srammar schools there. His 1 ot nap ! wats Aes ELE mn \spired tO Place on Beach, power oft 1 1”) man. rs rvatior? \ sie : teasing _— . " aw N Mn ! e74 ‘ ‘ ’ + . 4 ‘ ; . : ‘ . ' ; . mer Ve A’ VatS ’ ’ — ‘ ‘ " . " ; "Py “t ri areit oe him! to lo nee: where Tie P’resty rerian ( hu oh yd \\ he na vacancy ae: urred in the ; ( re O-Sloviaiki i” A TOorme?) ! sidan? rie Perry Johnséan, Kirkwood. ie igs i ape : eat tench-a ¢ aes re 7) 17 mie ‘ } ()) he ACC TIS: f a of 1 Ayce.-John F. Byrne. Miss Nell Mee-| and cattleman Hie was a director eislative halls or inade known to Gov. Gardner his sid ns ; ; — 4 3 9 : f a e . . 1?) io “) ty . ‘ : ‘ Siig Tt} 1? “yrMv¢ LV ,e>? | »?f17 . oy tf? Ty fou as : eo thi, P ‘30 Tn 7 " han, 3710 Evans avenue, and Mrs in .40 corporations at«the tim of moa campatgsn, Parris commanded | wish to he appoimmied 10 the hench ’ pe cat Fon a Yin Mptung siatag e SORELLE . hi! : 7 ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ .4 ’ 4 ‘ ‘ ‘ 6 ‘ oy ct - : : : > - , , ‘ " ’ . j | “ae lifention as a speaker Admittedly |The Governor did eee 1a lrougn senor Buero of Uru- | believe they’ had been summoned a or Annie Lottman. TAaAlhd Ren fon ae his death 4 sae { L ] ri} Pits cite ma mciyve + ¢) paSS aa " P P : P ‘ Twelfth -district, Daniél -G. Tay 4 One” OF the blest debaters in the on the question of Farris’ it li ] fuay and Senor Zumeta of Vene.|to discuss the question of Amoriea st bike’ rey .& (LISTPIct, ate ' a - : “ee i . : . ’ . , i ; "ee CT IS Lethe rit Oe . ‘“ i ~~ 4 ' . ; > s dalla, ind Mrs ,. Cunningham, Stat there are those wh, ' +P ite « — LalA ‘ rela inf rvened demanding pr dhering to the League of Nations ' Atiteil lor, State Senator. Michael Kinties Boli : Pies OUI MEPIS, as } is held that the Co.- ' . 1 Rat f \ a 7 5 »0 Var Neat mACc hiv ceca , ‘ ‘ ; , cise INnrormMmation Ve a tine } } ’ aGerana i dot ah ae Pig tne Tye 1r - ; t th a Mre. Lucey K. Gorman, 1921 Dolman Kighth | place him second even to Sen- stitution gieyrnnas d the naming of 3 werd , | “ ; “ " . eri ] ymstris ‘ aa { rt r’. atay " ‘ _ * sill ot ; ta elle ne Mmenrs ‘ay the qf 4) * ¢ 4 : 4 wAN l werva! yj) Oo! t? right . @ street. and \Irs Gertrude: kKava- life "e } ms MI . ‘ d It) fore nsl¢ ahili , 3 een ml OF of ft Legislature Tf. any ¥ . , ’ , L ee 6) , , , af; ‘de (ailiornia; t( naries . MUCNKS, JCI OODDOKeE Pes : quired tnanimity an reve rh) iwithdraw from the Court at any mateh, £137 Flaine avenue. “t owe “ ar eee pposed Prohibition Movement. other position Mate the period ‘er be wr Ph abi oeceik POY age bal ae ui - » . i rson 20 © o rms o REE JIL Lis ry t hye a re wee Vy 4 : . - . , rorityv., ¢ \ rye rI1e] , aa ; ; i Time. Wwearnfe? hve Wepor TOS . , , “8 | meeting. at Mission Inn last nicht, | bCU: 7“ : s ee ae nounee the saloon earnestly Dis- rv’ the plentiful -amount of liquor ge 4 Pd ; rf . nl i hg i > rind > ' aenhs ee ington, and Mrs. L. Meyer, Ste ussing at +; experi Pega & e081 eT rices wt - Py &@ | : Mayor Richard Jdacobsmeves of G ‘ CUSSINE at ome ime a proposal to avhicech he dranl Aft ane time Clincher, ° ee * . , £4 * Ra, . 9 ins ai « pene y PVe, ° 0 , . , — ; ' ; " ' : P ‘ ‘ ' » % ; j wh as ve Kirkwood attacked Fred Eesen. St }e , t] District , forbid Chiiaren to enter saloons. ! hawever he determined Fo Sten On All Sizes of Tires _— 30x 31 THN, OVE Louis County boss for withheldineg ‘ourtee4 ') ist pricte { OnLkress- he acid = de " =x: 3 A: - % , : ile ! would tye advisable Ol ale ohol. ne fook 9 COME ON cools veka: ° cl. Cord ee a ; : ¥ — . : ban ; ve at € » Fufliev.. Sikest oa eS Oo ‘ his supporft from Mrs. John ihn oa t, c veal oe ea ipa Ove - real ve r to’ take his son | of treatment my) othe St l,o:is EASY PAYRIENT ined an PLA “oN -— $1 5.90 of Clayton. Members of the Con a ga thet : ito a Saloon at least once. to show} branch of the Keelev Institut: iT. if : -rressional Committe: alig Ned with Harry Ferguson, Poplat fiuff. and him the results of li WO} copy a ao . ? . P 2 4 Essen voted against Mre: Reitz and Mrs. W..N. Farley, West Plains. loon.” he declared iscsi | “a . : = re shegirtiek ByiR: etre MER | watety oa for 9 0 She Ak Bate (istinort.“Cesen. who) Fifteenth District ira nk “Fenix. Ppa Regains i cs 3 : Basho ag oon dea — n conte m neces as co the cCcH NTS TIRE co. Balloen $ ety mass for cclostr ae Was present, made no reply to Ja-' Joplin: J. G. Smith, Barton County: ewdie tleicie He } gs + Ee : POCO ite oh — ise bill aok “110 WASHINGTOCOYV 2& JUfferson 0673 294 40 ; 4 olSSMINDS co a | oo" cobsmeytr’s charge that Essen had/ Mrs. Pearl Roark, Newton County tone o hia dia inion: ne eee a pee. oar was not perma- Oven F 2. m.. te 6 p. m., Except Sunday, . \ ie 8 adi ih 1H failed in his duty to the Kepublican and Mrs. PD Barris, Lawrence ER Oe evar. os a’ ee see : \) | tio ' women of St. Louis County in fail- County. Wiles ‘vasttimie ta geen pgs Pe me ore | AL ——— ‘in! ing to support Mrs, Reitz against a! Sixteenth District Fiarrvy Cs 4 ne eee ; tR Ne- Mmugi He mentioned a ehureh : . - es ° ws ae ; f eo ‘G nbiea’ + oi ve mér. Séeelville Charles Vi stairs ‘ se | a aparece : Lyrae ins fore ne connection in his Joplin’ speeeh om > % CZ S WES od) OWN OS WG e) ( Wr «) OC So WI oC | | ty : | if Be" State Committceemen. I tected. | Lebanon: Mrs. Gleason Ruffalo, 4. . 2 ihe a‘ wnt eabess early in i a | arris acquaintances econsideroad C 1 ; a ie Returns thus rng received from!and Mrs. Mannie B ivless,- Grove See een ee ern ee at agheatic r gp seal a \ — rb, Te : ‘ ] A iw, ‘ lig rf ’ “4 . } ‘ districts outside St. louis show the = Spnrine. cre SUrprl v Uh oeceasion bY formal talk to a group of hia fel A greatly varied presentation of unusual ; election of the following ne mbers Democratic—Thi) a Distrie , 5 pits | fr? reatific ation. As repre i low li rislators ry fs W VearTs argon. Ne : to the two State committees ward Jelse (trant ("ity ’ ry senting what he then deemed toltenor of which was that “he wonld Odd Piece (as th; if wil] add oreatly to your : #. = m : - ay l¢ 1] F ¢ : " ‘ “j ky 4% 4 7: Republican- Second District. VW. Rooney. Law aon NI re frank Pal ‘ h Willi of t hig MiAJOKIEN rh lilee ¢) helieye +?) , herear ft ¢ r. Myint A. Eylenberg, Livingston County; | li; Amendment, at.that time, had heen | Cc. W. Custer, Linn County: Mrs. Albony Pearl Gehrig, Chariton County Fourth District, @ Dp: Berry, ‘st.| “2 'SsoUtl: being ‘the thirty-seventh. (and Mrs. Lena Metealf, Monroe. Jos ph: Georre BR. Ellison’ cae Bowed to Will of Majority. - %, County, Ville, Mrs. Dora Hau Stagtie: Ste llis speech explaining his vote, Fourth District. Cc. | Philley, St loseph; Mrs. H. W. Wurst, “larkio WHICH Sreietee ~ Rood exaniple of ae Joseph J Kred Hull Maryville Pitth District Jam os Deidine his public speaking, was thus re sve “ } " ‘ Mrs. A. M. Lindsey, St. Joseph; W.: zast, eS g. Wetsh: Nirs Qeaoree ported at the tim MI Roskin. Tarkio Kingstet and”? Mra Vivian Waters “Mr. Speake l rise not to areu,. Round Trip rao. |. ans: Mies. yrl chia pucetion, “Wal $a 4unMEE Ge LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI Fifth IDistrict—-Herinan M: Lang- all of Kansas Ciftv and Jaekson N | , worthy, Kansas City; Rex Hedrick, County. * vote. 7 Pspect to ram In private EXCURSION TO FURNITURE ~ DECORATIONS w+ DRAPERIES : Buckner; Mra. Sylvester Wells... |. Sixth District. Lon Adamson, ec ott life, J age opposed all 1117-1119 LOCUST STREET . ‘f Kansas City, and Mrs. William Bos-| Rverton: Adolph Musser. Holden: |) @rT™Ms ef sulnpruary legislation, My | S i : 5 Sar ey". da P ' ' ; | ‘ 4 es action has brought down on 1A ‘ ’ titled to the use for republication of al) : : news dispatches credited to it or not other _— Martha Taaffe, Carthage mendment and TI «hall vote for th Sept. | (Oppinge at Mir ints nae , wise erediied tn thie paper and aiso the Sixteenth District, 8. C. Cunning. | enactment of am state law that will diate stations to and inéluding Tickets good in coaches only. the burn. ] rv it and see tor vourself. Hinds leoen! newea Nubiisheo therein Ail rcig@hte of | : _ ‘ ‘ - si , republication of epecial diapatches herein | ham, Eminence: Leslie R. Huteh-| make Missouri in fact. and not in Cairo, arriving Last St. Louis 6:10 Cream 1s sold evervwi er va are also” reserved. at Ee ison, Vienna; Mrs. Blanche Lewis, | nam, a prohibition State.” a me Lows 6:30 am, Tuesday, BASEBALL e 7 _— ro gh B | . BURBCRIPTION RATES eY MATI iN} Mountain Grove and Mrs l.auca Ran Later on Wet Platform ept. :. Also from scheduled atups . a é : oP is 7 ~ , : ——e i , , ta OC ; 9 S : * 66 ? ry ‘ | mils and EP phe cogent sty un i Reinkolt: Rolin Im the following vear. Farria on all regular trains of Sept.5 AN ft, St. Louis Cardinals vs. Cincinnati Reds 7 ) I 1 | N DS ¢ he } £4 NI —— bo ~ w Cielon da i. : — i . ; i . , . . . ‘ : . , . : Ss $ Dally. without Sunday one year. 00 The Fifth. Distriet Democratic | sought the Demoeratic nomination Children half fare. Tickets qood tn , | Protect: shin Mahes pocwder cing (0 face Prosay gee Probl s; mf J " } . . : . P . SS tf i; ¥ Pee he bs oma pe oar ag 6 00; Conrressional Committee, ,meeting for the governorship ona wet plat- coaches oniv. No baagqage checked rickets and — peg 0 by at City Ticket Office 320 | Softens shin Smosths “catchy fingers Prevent nee) . mm. Lonts 4: 3 m ey order, en prese . ; = eee hati a ieee aie - - , 2 0 " : ‘ : i; Ww , : . 3 money order or St. Louie cachange it Independenec, indorsed the can- | form, favoring a wine and hee Get tickets in advance hE ON, Broadway. phones ain 429 GArfield ; 7985, and | Cleanses shin Prevents chappi ny Wake; enlarged pores norma) 2 brin; propls Delivered by city earvie: os Sint ab tine didacy of Senator Reed for Presi- | program He was beaten -tn the il 322 WN. Broadway or Union Sta. i Union Station phone Main 4700. Soothes shin buen Jor prey i "shen Atter ch ving ately relies. , Me Ae toll fir 7”) RS | : Rs ; Aenlers: ‘dent, The & xtgenth Distriet Dem-! primary by John M. Atkinson. who /] aise at Relay Depot, E. St. Louls Protects against alhaht Protects from hard «wate ‘oflens cuticle Deily only Hothe CODY. Sunda y We + | wo rats, meetine at Lebanon sent | later went down in the tepiabllean | : 4 message of svtupathy fo State | landsitde accompafyinge the elec. MOBILE & OHIO R R , eighth 7 7 | Made dy A. 3. HINDS C U., Bloomfield, Nex Series Entered as eecond-clane Patter Jui 2 . ke : ; : r on . , 1870. at the Postoffice ar St org ae Senator Frank # Farris, who is.ition of Hardine I division of LBHIN & FINK PRODUCTS COMP hai have the =a Phone MAID eses seriousiv i! In 1919 when Senator Reed took : = —$— —__ ; ANY te Ras ot i , Hee . — | el y . '_.. =? MORPH THETA Teed PI Cees phere a delebcehehemenesieeier panes | hebahet She bieh yt? te bebwbe tet | 1 COLT TAN HEI Hak ponmnene ons or set pees RSPeen nap eennansascencenanennan 4 . x . e4 + > ; ;

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y, 2 ing “oo - —. ” oi ANS 06 S TOWN DIESE IWE-WAY TRAFFIC | FEAST OF TWELETE _ Diet Brooks :Considers — y of Recom- _ mending Pian for All Nar- row otreets. wouLD SEND OLIVE ‘CARS WESi i ON PINE = This Would Open Each - Thotoughfare to Double Line of Autos Moving in One Direction. + ce ft ie jk: ae = make all ne id ¥ apd gout! AND ON , A ghedown': , . ggengenne | nee F U. S. POLI y *, poulevas "4 reconvene mM. _—* - ~— = = 7 — ~ ° — | ceeeie n | be = ae a” [ - PARKING ONLY] } ON SOUTH SIDE OF STREET Thousands o . >*- eg > tase SS = +g THIS TRACK NOT USED BY STREET > . ‘al 7 : ‘ % P| ita ug Eee ; . > . 7 . oe ‘ . "e ~~ , a. 4 4 - aad ™~ ” 4 — + . . . : >. ; ‘ a we: Wks K s ’ , ae SP 4s. ~ a ee. CARS STOP I5 FEET FROM CROSSING ey iy ; 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF BALLET Coincides With Elgar's Restoration p of Speaking as Part of ft. Pic hildi ren In Sports aul Pantomime At Playg ground Festival yc 27 cr. re 8, meee Shieh "Sie mines Sh i 80 pba hein r i; €alT} rus a : a , es | | | , , 4 , ‘ v} Sie rove | 2 Rex Ca ves Athleti Cc Troph iy ‘ » Tran ' lantic Cable Fact. TRUCK AND PACKAGES STOLEN res ADVERTISEMENT : dl owd Open-Air Theater t OL pee ners, See ! empty Cebieds Mounl’Laters.cied. . : . tent SIXTH ST. . 7 Narcisse After All—You’ll Decide ON A WURLITZER prraeres 5 Face Powder cone Johnson br os. Drug Co. Sewenth and St. Charle TRY THIS BOX Results! EE. ee ee ee ee —, Pep SS en : wit ne ai /. ‘ - == ke ’ rx « ——_—-—_-—_—__—- ————-— ~ ‘ = ff fi f7 PeSe Mpiie Te Ps C Bot re EXACT SIZE OF 75¢ BOX ALTON | : An innovation for col . ae 9, et I: all ||tiear” "Se g-.(| FREE COUPON cia. Sai "Ss ‘3 2 3 caacee teed = and receive a 75c Box of fe PIPES SEP RS NRT Ww ee ee ee ea ret mw yy Ly! me “, c — A just rat . ; ) Round irip mates STURDY ast PRESENT IT WITH PURPLE SWAN HOE a NORTH 29e Pa Pty eee er See Maryjolet ee i he te ggg ey ~~ * " “ itt lly ttt tlt tla. git — ~- . it ee ae ~ ee oN. at Flamilton and Phmeuth I . . “oo on leet Fae, for 29c. Note the se sure to get coupon in Friday’s pa- per—coupons good during sale only. Special sale of | NARCISSE: FACE 1006 OLIVE ited to 12.117 boxes POWDER Lim. paixe oe aM iy.k eens Rt Sea a.» -e ebed wy: ceaede a,

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‘ i ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH _ | | Cie _WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 __- ST.LOUIS POST*UISPAIUR FRAC ROMS [ Corsetalls Snider’s’ yy ae, | 3] 55 STIX.BAER & FULLER) «51% the vitami | : tsuD | | | | ae ee Ce awe i, tee ee ;-GRAND-LEADER Thy rahe ge Ne Bed ls a a | MADPE of rayon-striped ba- bined with mercerized elas- nig | 7 pt ; i ek oe A | s ing, longline models with clasp. tic, fastened at side-front with | | = | e > ee mm FS 2% — & A + a les pee section in hooks and eyes, finished at top reine te tL Teg eee . 4 go ny MO Bip Co rae ES S cist, ae and boned Plan to Ehsan: Fae and bottom with fancy braid. Ss 2h ee. , ig ig RE soe across the diaphragm and back. Two pairs hose supporters. — ™ Tape or elastic shoulder straps. Crossings Outlined in|] [ice cote ge “| A Givinid is OurService to the Public 50 Departments Sines 32 10 96. sen stone Brief Filed in U. S. Su- age >Thursday--Sale of Smart Fall Hats A" Ursus! cotection of tn a : ~ Girls’ Winter Coats 0 clght miles of uv Lt . All Are Extraordinary Values at “a 7 _ J YE ae arteL DL ° ro fe'y » x) éaee at? Z BEAUTIFUL Coats of wool velour, fancy sport _ fabrics and popular plaids in a variety of models. All possess the new fashion features and the colors | me include navy, brown, rust, deer, ° : | 4 f ae cranberry, etc. Every garment Materials - Colors | SOF Case Mav Be Re che ‘d Next Peer. h 1 Ga \\ B ; 4 , z f ih y | a fe | i are the pop ular Charleston = me avor 3ere (ceedt oat ee s we | , | Dresses of wool crepe in many | Modep— ulet S GbuMi eibeetinw pekabo Aisliie er. Say | \ | | a color combinations. All sizes | j : \ : Waving delayed: it from last- June. WA ot ~ ath \ / ‘NY for girls 7 to 14 years. These . : } | ie : | attempt was mad ifs ye \ ; 7 } ay, Pa pd a / ; \ Dreenes are espetially Priced, P™- | | , eee Ooms Shadowed with. * °°" * itr to Dring about g td ) ) | , p hatrhisbencnes 98,3 ale : : ; 7 setliement, sdrikineg heavy green, sparkling sunny foot “aver: re ePiween the +8 i , ches a days Ang fucks provided by theates yee {| £hursday—Second Day of the 400 Nev F 1] Silk Dresses. : 7 “ ind the 22 feet demanded by the 3 F.9 fishing restores sain = -abas T hee uaieinan plan, ; / = CW a 7 * ee e pote moreporenivandian ocr | September Saleof Silks _ : me | eters pearance chemist the way in which the. Delmar | More Than 125 Styles for Selection soft wool jerse¥s re . ee ee a« @ i ; ° 33a } ? ntering St. Louis from and abandonment of ee he Sek le ee : . - - “ she ie ne ‘* A TL TN IT Le EELS LEC CGE OU LO te Ot OGIO AIAN ON A eae ya ee = LN A AC NRO LEE Ee OE SRA artes etiam ete ERE is one of those outstanding sales—offering the newest Fall Hats in an‘ assortment that is unusually interesting. There are samples and showroom models, and the illustrations give you but a glimpse of the wonderful assortment awaiting your selection. oo eee ees ap cm ar ~ carte a eegemmmen. ee ee / I and greens, dull re freshed. . ey er apa 6 RE ita Kolynos Dental Cream |.’ ourt also refreshes and invigor- ates, cleansing .thoroughly HIS: wonderful assortment x Silks enables you to se- : 7 ome | | | campus—and and pleasantly, leaving® mission has ordered the éity's pia P | let : v's plan ect from fabrics for frocks; blouses, combinations ard TEVER . , F they'll want ¢ ‘ ‘ > are fo. he ri] Mn) ee Keenst ry by yy? “ape ae . “ . "TD p 5S ; V Tl in { ¥ the ’ H : . cy ‘ mouth, gums and teeth with order ena en stayed ‘har 4h see lining purposes. The values are far, out of the ordin: iry aA EVER YI : - Dress — ha . mer “er . : . ; . | that delightfully Clean £f66D | orocecaince gia eS: 2 and will instantly appeal. included are: coming season thts sale presents a Splendid Oppor- : taste for which Kolynos is | !" the brief, it is argued that 1 ? : tunity tor selection—the superior grades ot more : d Per Mibiic Service Comrminstania cuss. —40-Inch , rrinteqd Crepe ide | ~-36-Inch heave Shantune in oe aN he Vials : EO in she tl noted. You just know it’s is reasonable and pis “ ie: Chine 7 light and = dark green, gray, tan, gold, rose, than ten -" Ors manufacturers are in the By UMP seca " right, for it feels right. questi f jurisdiction of: the combinations. etc. Style variety that is almost unequaled at so low a price. ' . : ° : ; Goodyear wnat oi £ a. a eh : : : | rubber heels. Sizes afl ETTE | 6x9 Rugs at $15.20 = 27 ‘ iz t ae : | ; . | | x54 Velvet Rugs, : i 3% tO 7.... Q) twvine ' — “ - ains Inlaid Linoleum AXA RSE and seamless velvet Rugs im aft- 9x1? Kim! k R $8. 00 Group of 300 heavy ie per ied darn Ori- ¥ i 3 prin t 9:03 p.m ” Sépt. $1.00 Sq: Yard tractive patterns and colors, subject to mill ir- ar ugs, | ental and floral effects. Seconds. = - ath all trains Sept. regularities in weave. Pies: ¢ ds, but ie Se: 4 Sth, and 9:06 a. im continued patterns and seconds. genuine Kim- values. train Sept. 6th. Come in tile and block patterns in g lark Rugs. These are appropriate for dining room. R + RETURNING : | ’ 4. 6x6. 6 Rugs at 1] .85 De droom, sunroom, etc.. and can be used the Year 27x52 Axminster, ugs, 1.99 4 ROUAD “wea St. oe ¥ i These Rugs are attractive tor reception of round. The quantity is ‘limited and the values are Serviceable Rugs in the popular mottied ef- | ate AS ’ Ss *» i] id > ry “ 7 2 . - 4 : oe 4 : ~ TRIED Cok aa me : yards wide. 700 yards to sell. None re sun room, etc. They are from one of the coun most unusual, fects with borders on ends. Only zoo of these ept 7th. . . y \ R t hl. Tickets 328 N> Broadway served; Dring room measurements. ( trys largest miilis. ugs Qo $e. and lnion Station ‘ / (i'ownetaire Store.) = Shades of black, gray, blue, etc Two as 3 . naeeaaa as sshetetareietene f : ea): 1 ea Beige ya i blot Biss oobi bets be ee «shel hateieebatea ebetele meriahel, let chet abe tatahel ete} Savittebetietety debsassuctes chsteistete! Setrtete et, Sstalenttalalabtabebcebenentabcstshaptenes Ledababed Misishes

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\ \ P ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 5 - ' TT MELLON VISITS BRAND WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 re = eee 31 LUOUTS ~POST-DISPAICH a Records : be the Eight Popular Victor Artists Our Music Salon cordially invites you to talls 55 » ha eeemtiee ante ON OE ELA AGI POLI ER PB i-striped ba- front fastén- ls with clasp, section if and boned gm and back. sulder straps. mited as- Rugs x12 Size 5 i J. Sloan nills, come of taupe,’ scamless. weaves. 1.59 ugs in Ori- Dut unusual ; $1.99 mottled ef- oo of these air? Store.) ae a . r c 7 2 p sats ‘ cg A ATR y “ - ph oS Slt Sigg ‘ ARS Ey. Sere Re 9S ; , 2 te at aR I a a ale oe coe Ne, > 4 PY eee ty ‘ RAT, Pee Be . aH y mo ee tus igor a . 4 ay: SS eae ere Ty prabauer Sole a hs Le asa ‘s seat RGSS nse . rt a Se yeas we ane . eats Comey , : : sigh 0 SE eee SP ge ERA > i. 5 on et eae ; * é we s wie ’ - a é . Tom Sawyer Shirts & Blouses e fubber heels. Sizes $3 R5 er 2), ~ 7 ~ e a GRAND-LEADER ly i, ea cate | School Frocks for Girls 6-to-14 iB ~~ Scores of Clever New Styles in Washable Fabrics Bright and Gay—Inexpfensive at +) 9 School opens next Tuesday. And girls, with their mothers, are busy choosing new Frocks in the Girls’ Section where new, becoming styles ‘are shown by the dozen. The materials—cham- bray, broadcloth and prints in flowers, checks and dots—will launder without losing their bright color. There are trimmings of hand-embroidery, unusual pockets, contrasting collars and cuffs. Most Frotks have long sleeves so they can be worn all season. Some have bloomers to match. $ Every Girl Needs a Pleated Skirt, $5.00 A serge Skirt, in navy blue, to wear with middies, is simply indispensable. These are full pleated, on detachable waists Sizes 6 to 14. Middy Blouses Overblouses $1.50 to $2.95 $1.95 to $2.95 battiessi . ° les ae ol Q »*? 4 J ** ie 4 , ] ? - - . 4 } - . / #- ibeoyvs cwn = rée—-F urth Floor, and inrift Avenue--—Main . Shoes That Ge to School May Now Be Selected at Exceptionally Low Prices | Shoes for Boys Oxfords for Misses 4 Boys appreciate these sturdily built Ox- Oxfords of tan calf and brown elk with fords and Shoes designed on-mannish lines ‘Goodyear welt leather soles are preferred by the school miss who wears chic failored of tan cr black leather with Goodyear welt 3.75 fd frocks Sizes $3 45 soles. Sizes rr to 1334 Children's Shoes I1i4 to and : to 6 Girls’ Tan Oxtords Shoes or Oxfords ia pat- ishioned of tan calf, ent leather, tan calf or for young girls welt soles and Y : brown elk. Sizes $2 65 —~ acy \ +o * we om od EF} Floor.) s*2 to I! A Pan ns! ‘ ee, | ———— a Jewel Freezer. $1.00 All-metal, 2-quart s81ze, with convenient er, base: ——— > Food Chopper, $1.98 Griswold large size Chop- per with adjustable cutters. i | ftin | 4:87.95 Silver tweed—a lightweight fabric—is tailored in attrac- tive models—one a coat dress with military braid finish and iong sleeves. Popular colors, and a size range from 16 to 42 in this group. for their sheer tex Filet Curtains. base and bullion fringe. Curtains of the filet mesh in a variety of pretty and pleasing patterns. — beige color, they are finished with scalloped them Thursday—these +540 Long-sleeve Frocks of wool challis in pencil stripes and mosaic designs, and in border- ed Craft-weave wool. And very attractive styles in dark- colored Darbrook silks. Sizes 16 to 46. (Second Floor.) a WEN N ustyle Collars An Exceptional Sale at These one-piece webbing Collars, of the well-known Manhattan make, were ob- tained in a special purchase and ‘are extreme values at this low price. They are here in eight styles and in-sizes from | 13%4 to 18. Included in this offer- ing are a number of Ar- row Semi-Soft Collars in several styles; all sizes. (Men's Furnishings and Thrift Aventte—Main Floor.) Frin ged Luster Lace Are Extremely Attractive and Unusually Low Priced at $4 .60 Bach Beautiful high-luster bordered Lace Curtains—in shadow and filet weave—are most effective in design and finished with scallops at the bottom, the edge of which is finished with deep rayon bullion fringe. These are the new Curtains for Fall and Winter, ture and silky luster enhance the beauty of the rooms in which they are hung. $1.78 Each In a soft Thrift Avenue ‘The Buy-Way of St. Louis) Tussah Panels, 80c Fringed Panels of tussah rayon, are 2% yards long, good width, and have bullion fringed bottoms. Salad Plates 6 for $1.00 Glass Salad Plates in green, amber and crystal, in the diamond effect bottom. Handkerchiefs, 10c Women’s novelty Hand- kerchiefs of lawn, linen and batiste; hemstitched hems. Dish Towels, 25c Made of heavy all-linen crash with fast color blue borders and hand-hemmed. Blankets, $2.95 Each Esmond double-woven sin- gle Blankets, measuring 66x 80 inches, for full-size beds. Chenille Rug, $2.39 Double-faced Chenille Rugs in beautiful shades to match most any color scheme, are 24x48 inches. Percolators, $1.19' Aluminum Coffee Perco- lators in the panel shape, “Pure Aluminum” brand. I2-cup capacity. Framed Pictures, $1.98 A complete line of sub- jects, in tinted two-inch frame, neatly decorated. Swinging frames, various sizes, 89c. Jap Parasols, 25c Children’s and women’s Jap Parasols in pretty art designs, have bamboo han- dies, and are waterproof. These are seconds. Player Rolls, 35c Included are many late and ‘popular numbers in these high-class Rolls with printed words. 3 for $1.00. - Silk Radium, $1.50 Solid colors, as well as black and.white, in Silk Ra- dium of a firm weave. 36 nches wide. % (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Men's V-Neck Sport Coats $9.95 These Sport Coats, with V-neck and two pockets, are excellent for all general wear. They are well tailor- ed and strongly sewed to in- sure durability. May be had ‘in all popular heather shades. Sizes 36 to 46. (Sporting Goods rourth Floor.) Shadow Curtains, $2.98 Each An extraordinary. value in attractive Shad- ow Lace Curtains, interesting in design, and the scalloped edge at the base is finished with rayon bullion fringe. Si ath Fiocor,) AND PREMIER POINCARE | Probably Discussed De™M, Sut All Are Silent on Subject Afterward. — . —-— ee Special Cable to the Post-Dispatch _ and New York World. .; | Copvright 1726. py the Presa and Pulitaer Publishing Cos... (New York Worid and FPost-Diatiatch.} PARIS, Sept. 1 Accompanied by former Secretary of State Charles Evans Hughes, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon arrived here from Evian les Bains and saw both | Foreign Minister Briand ‘and Pre- mier "Poincare yesterday. Mellon spent 10 minutes talking with ‘Briand and 15 minutes admiring ‘the Gobelin tapestries in the outer rooms of the Foreign Office. Obviously the war debt was dis- cussed, but no one would say any- thing about it afterward. Mellon remarked his visits were merely “courtesy calls”’ Former Premier:Clemenceat cor- ‘rected an impression given in a recent interview by saying he had no intention of writing another let- ter to President Coolidge on the ‘debt question “Certainly I did not exhaust the subject in the first letter,” Chem- -enceau said, ‘‘but that is no reason for inferring I have in mind further ‘intervention. Of course a neW sit- uation might arise. Then I might take up my pen again. But for the moment I see no cause to do so.” Ry the Aswcisted Prema. PARIS, Sept 1—Smiling and urbane, Secretary of the Treasury Mellon skillfully avoided leadigge questions put to him by the news- papermen yesterday, but he war always ready with expressions of hope and confidence that a solution of the debt questions “‘soon will be arrived at between France and the l'nited States in every way con- _formable to the interests and tra ditional friendship of the two na- tions."’ . Mellon made such an impression on veteran French interviewers that they were quite convinced that hi- visits to Premier Poincare and For ign Minister Briand were as rep- resented—merely courtesy calls and had no bearing on the debt se! tlement. During the day Melion wasa Wil) ing target for the photographers The newspapers today contain a fu! pictorial record of his doings. Robbed at Garage in Kear of Home Fred Sherman of 6218 South Kingshighway boulevard ‘was put- |ting away his automobile in a ga- rage at the rear of his home at 2:30 a. m. today when a man with a revotver held him up, taking $14 from his pockets. ‘CITY PROPOSES NEW REROUTING OF ROCK ISLAND Continued | from Preced Radel Page. ‘States Supreme Court on the claim |that the decision of the Supreme Court of. Missouri, and the report * and order of the State Public Serv- ‘ice Commission, approved a com- plete plan of the city for separat- ing all the Wabash grade crossings. ‘from the east line of Forest Park | to the city limits. — Railroads Attack Proposal. * The railroads claim ‘thet thi« (complete plan requires the Wabash 'to abandon its present tracks in | Forest Park and build a new rail- ‘road through the park on another right of way to be acquired from the city; that it violates contracts between the Wabash, the city and the State, pursuant to which !t ob- tained its right of way, and de- |prives it of rentals from the Roch |Island for the use of the Wabash ‘tracks in the Park: that the Roc} ‘Island Railroad on the north side |of the park will be destroyed; that ‘the Rock Island will be deprived of its right to use the Wabash tracks through the park to get to Union Btation: that the ratlroad ‘tracks will be depressed so deep that the operation of trains will be ‘interfered With by water and .emoke; that the railroads will be compeWed to spend several million ‘dollars: by reason of all of which their rights, under the Constitution of the United States and the Fedg- ‘eral transportation act will be vio- LL LS EE EEG EE ym Ne won't redden won't roughen al Pah ieee “_ y Pe Be Eee scab apes = ‘ a ne & ; ie te " at i SP dur Mey re st Ag re eh a Pn, ee a * k * 1. are ‘an mM “ - mes ~~ § Oo : ps) a mates i Se ee ~ - waitin. ace ote. nent. men © ~+ rs aa ™” PRA ew oe ah unite er an aims ae Sas os * at OY awe os Pa * ne a = lok Monte bE RN nl” trae NR Eo NN ENN EN Ne ON RT IN Nth CL AEN BNE SE et lle ANE ate REPRE Netter Ratnne geneniye tie + on eee wee PE Onn rm t ° b - M 4 “ Ta oe es — * , a pat . a ee aed Ciera ae - on : bye a 7 oa P “ We OOF or? eG 4 ees ra *). 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eee _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ __..WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926__. Dey ep T'SHORTRIDGE LEADS INF junshineS§pecial | wry PRIMARY NEW ORLEANS : ; | | "OA DW AY, Lv. St. Lowis : tes Al é Du ) _ Ar. New Orleans a:59 em ha eee aS oe Se hee i a : cee . No extra fare! %, Tikete, reservations and farther in- 'Grmation at Citw Ticker Office, N. Groadwavw Main 1000 Athletic U | | Printed | : : | i Suntte — Foulards | ; | Qur N 2" 69¢ 3 | = | li forma ¥ .sinegry % s of*Service: 1851-1926 “a - Burez Low ated at eas vingtol - 7S Year ~* Week End and Labor Day Rates to Illinois Points September 4-5-6 FROM ST. LOUIS AND AND GRANITE CITY Litchfield , . $1.25 Decatur Hillsboro ........ 840 Lincoln Carlinville _........ 1.50 Bloomington Springfield “ 2.50 Peoria ‘ Corresponding round-trip reductions to other potints— Good all trains—Phone; CEntral 5810. Illinois? fraction System Pheane * : ‘ ‘ Rarg2in Rasement.}: “ : Boys , tesi« = Play Suits ys” Vash 4 | ° will find y : Suits : | — or in . $f and $1.50 Values | ; his is‘ o ‘(Rargcain Basement. > > > bh bb ee ee De bb DD be od be oe PPOO000000000004000000000000000 00000008 Sh i Mt td =~ ms : s 7 7, i. be ad Ld eMail in ileal S + « : Sh id Hemp Stair Carpet 2 69 rr a : ; > Boys’ Blouses ker Rare & ta 16 Years in progress thr City Terminna tztkh and Lueca« avier o> i 100 Wash Frocks Inlaid Remnant ~~ é 09%¢ L $2.00 Cretonne Coats Coco Door Mat 69¢ ‘Bargain Basemeat.) 8808 VOLDEDEDEDRSOSONEOSOOS8G8900009 9000/5 | Final itarck | Clearance "SS — : Raragnin Ras . ‘ . ‘ ira rk . rt 2 ] *- 4 ‘ 2? , o ~ AAA Re aa bb ba hahahah h Mahe bhbbhbbbbhh bh bh nh hs SOO BOO 8 85504 F888 F998 894448 a Sibi bbb hhh hbhhhhnahhes eae Sale New Fall Hats ° ee te 3900060000084 Clearance of Girls’ Voile Dresses Regular $1.50 Value J I~ ai pire . t Tvs i 4 " a . 23c Cotton Challies 50c Broadcloth Women’s Hosiery . Shirting a: Silk Ho In the Season’ Shade a . | C4 f =, i 2! ] «' a F | These come shades.of peat evenzglow,:Co nude, F renc! moonlight, ch atmosphere‘in ton weight, Ff lisie hen é -o *~ - > These are values Starck Pianos are used and endorsed by many of the largest conservatories of music and are known, throughout the world as Pianos of sterling quality New Starck Grand, Upright and Plaver-Pianos, $400. to $3500 #” Yani-~ "e: ted s b og ee, ee Tots’ Organdie Bonnets 25 hh be bh eh Oe PRSVVVVV 686 OS 0660008608 00068 650880680005 5004868 3-Day Selling ‘Mate Fle _* C Bargain Pasemernt SOA SO 00F848 688 988" 6046464590964 , Aap papi bab pba baa baba bbhae db bhaba baba banana ahaa aaannanann ne ~? PROSE EOS 006080655988 5000 00505000008 005500500000006800000006000600008 J PPP MA SAARAARAAD SL ADARD (Rargcain Pasemen?.) VRVVDWS 999099 000099007-0900999™ : 1? A et me Tots’ Frocks and 3 agg Stiades Panty Dresses 69c te Bargain ‘jae wee $1.29 Brocade Damask Final Sale Price & y . | 3 | a Player - Pianos y J iol. Sock eee ~~ ~ - 69c ‘Rargcain BRe«eement.) _- RAAA © DB Rag Rugs > Boys’ Khak: Knickers Boys’ Wash Longies and Longies AF Ge | eee ae ~ / 9908 00000446 440004800804 ? Statio1 | Special On Sale in Nugents 1 at Bargain Basement Be Pe Rint dle Mi Ace 4369008 0060087 60488 $ VS 98808080806 0888% OO 000084 00404060000000140000008 ~ 5 — — —E — —- _ a These Players are im unusually good playing condition. Many well-known makes are represented. You'll find many good values at this special price. } j : s - ; Ie ATED . : _—— : ime. gray and wht NICARAGUAN ‘REBELS DEFE i Tremendous stock of used famous make vt cl ’ ' : - : == : right Pianos. including Stack. Stcinwa} Severe Loss Inflicted by Govern- 9} | | o> oN F — yo >= £ =- = a uMed in‘ contrastin Vose, Kimball te rotce f elzes « 3 ment Troop. om West Coast ft | . — , ~~ om *; SS =, SS “ | Yagents—Main and woods: a@acrificed at give-away pr us ie. wr at “ ee . a : ee - , as a - PSs == | | == A : NX XN ' . . ‘ . = 2 - ? — - ~ 7 - - oe _ 4 . low as .. _. $1.00 PER WEEK eo 0 a e emcemmme on OE ce Ane nt ae Each box contai er, rectangular siz - . ; 7 > pect ’ . - = 4 s ¢ . — . ‘= 2 a ——_ AS _— os ——S a ; at.. . . - - . - — e+, = 2 ree a. _- ™~ - . wf 4 _ — - - , vs" . — — -_~ THURSDAY !—Great Sale Qi 2350 Pairs of Fall Footwear! For Women and Misses New artivals, designs in collar collar and jabot se Materials such as organdies. | Yegente— Maia “Haas we i - on ~~ * Pe a rr a ‘ | A Record Breaking Event, Made Possible by the Close Co-operation of Several St. Louis Jobbers and Manufacturers of Well-Known Footwear . + Over 20 Different Styles From Which to Choose! | in the Included Are: } Materials Are: Bargain - 3 Basement | \—Novelty Pumps | .— Black Satin een —C ut-out Oxtords | | ——fsra Kid : ym —Novelty Straps —Brown Satin 3 Dress eee ) 9.5 ge Ti —Parchment , - *: Ge | ROCEREAL «Ere Tin ae Shoes hier a CHILDREN LOVE | Bow Pump. pi Wah ton | aaa EDISON—VICTROLAS pep up. | —Plain Straps ( —Patent With Gray ag COLUMBIA sex2sct2 $25 : Se | ~ Oxfords —Many other plain and OPEN EVERY EVENING | | —Two-Tone Effects | novelty effects 8 A. Starck Piano On ot 1018 OLIVE ST. (S. E. Cor. Eleventh) | PEP arself—we promise sou'll sot be disappointed | | |THE PEPPY BRAN FOopD/|||: |. ~eeeaee-Savente Basemene.) i + wa. 4 \ ~~ a a a iAyht in “af tetera: earl yogis Set perAt is tei ss scape aan tie RE ee ae Ce eee a ee oo au” “ ye 2 's ° w © n~ » > « > - .

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_____* ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE ; JUDGES BEGIN WORK Free to the Public—Exhibition WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 -_____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aa et A AO nn ee ay aps + = 1‘ A es, * — “ae ? 7 Se eet — ne eG Ee ar & Pa a ec aes on USE THIS PLAN Take 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay For all personal and home needs. a One of the World’s Greatest Paintings AIR NT FAIR 1926 “RAISING OF LAZARUS” | By TITIAN | This wonderful lectures. Daily 10 A. M. masterpiece with 12:30, 2:30 and 4 P. M. (Main Floor—South Bullding.) %. Range From Babies to Lfvre- stock — Horseshoe Throw- ers Display Skill. arn z STORE HOURS: 8:30 A.M.TO 5P.M.—OPEN SATURDAY TO 5:30 P. M. eee aa aa PHONE GARFIELD 4500 Saks Rey 17 de athe ; + owl f Cy | IE Oe AGRI ty +4 Madea qusitins ~ HS Rend we x erry | The grand old sport down on the farm-——horseshoes—was a ma- |jor attraction under cloudy, skies | yesterday at the Midwest Fair in | Fairmount Park, Collinsville road, ‘which offers a daily program of racing and other évents-in connec- I, formation Bureau tion with displgys of agricultural -and industrial products and live- Lov ated at the | - a + Sa ee arith’ _ AGE ns Px, S ©9999990000005 0000e00000 win hee A ee “nate - ge a Are yc meeting a friend do wntown, but must hurr v to do a bit more shop) ing. If so, jeave your name and where you' can be reached in ti 1¢ store at se EERE this new in formation . ei | - desk and youir friend. | : will find you \ without € T hasailin morning we place ton sale at exactly half price, all the surplus ~ tin. Snr Ii " Fs My Ailes = ph peers ve a3 “ a eee a ee ee ee = = vite i speeiewatees ty ang “ : ms ~ ee Se senate ayn a al +1 when eafire ee oe re — Re a ee ee Cee eee powyenn ty wi wt ro ele gee > as sth © —_ ne anes ~ sania en Rar - . AA ARE ; yo eb ae tr +h rt: , i ras Pe Py ho er i . 7 a he eee ee si + 2, rain Rnasement.) ¢ we 7 ¥99999900000000% Meveten) | . “ 7 a A i 3 ti | ‘ - Vv a iif iatly ‘ . ‘ , ’ i - ; P v eqney a “ + “ ow y ; , : atten 4°. a] 7 | ~~” ah nti, eee fade) 04k ae é , - , ‘ j re — — . . 2 ¥ ‘ oe ‘. ‘ - WO: _ i ; PES oe FR ek PPG Fan Pe SR ae _ rere peaneea. = . a — ‘ eer g a aE RY K AE Se, Ry try ap + yee » DIMAS GRY * 4 : My Aees DRY, s +? pet eR ce Saas A We dw Fr +A Ce ee apes " 2 - 4 5 als ; E oe ‘ ; ; oe + . Set — . . 1 Ma oh a“ e ie ba) : hy VS } Be s a BT Pale eo Bye, Voxpinl 7 ak, Rh Ni > ° > ee SANTA me en 'oxg” A, . . stn . Ot Pepe wee OT ’ Ne eR OY eee re tS os od We on PD Fase eae Ne tas Ms ee acl ate, ee 1% Pe ‘ wren eer “ ¢ : 7 i et ek eo Aaa » . rae ot ee : Sh : ‘ RpnAe Pi tet de Se Me a, Ta gc ete rae CPt oN ae Cane rae | be: een ee Se ee ee en ee . beet Be z Sate «Pee Ais re Peet . Ce se ee Li Mh prea alt ¥ es ote si Spite’ nd eat ‘ + Beas weer 4 es (a AED PU rE ee ee ni RE RE Ler wy ‘ "i adlactns si ie Baas al Bs peas ec. bey ¥ 2 a epee Pee te o This is only one of the multiple s«!rvices this Bureau will do for you. You also will’ be informed, upon req west, of the important : tales in progress throug] lout the store. a a A eed ey eee = a al ee y, ees / oo / \ ©999999O45 604005005000005 490999804006 Four mule-skinners Jefferson Barracks gaye a lively exhibition of army combat wagons. “Combat’’ may have re. fio Rasement.> | ) ; , the prize-winner ig to be an- Seana ens where | | sie wie A Chair for any room of the home, Convenient for apartment di ° A | : ‘gounced. A ailver loving cup will i giving bright interest. Very com- space is a factor, to serve as divan : WME i : | be awarded to the mother. Apia taco Z fortable; available in several #in- and\bed ; renee and green cretonne Le Nie as * | On the Falrmount track ere le | oy ishes covet. Eg pits 3 wwf 2 ~ og other attractions, -including two i ) ( ' i eM ane a» ‘running races and several compet- ged A | : te. | itive Shows for fine horses of vari- | ‘ous classes. Fall $120.00 Fiber 3-Piece Suite from $100.00 Fiber Suite ; HALF PRICE Silk Hosiery 3-piece Suite for apartment, sunroom or ‘bungalew. Copper finish with attractivé\cretonne Orange and green cretonne. cover lends charm to this practi- cal 3-piece Suite. Very specially *O0 ferred to the relation between mule land driver. |. Fireworks and all the parapher- 'nalia of a carnival are on the night- priced for this sale. $110.00 Fiber 3-Piece Suite HALF PRICE Good-looking Suite seldom to be had at this low price. Orange and black cretonne cover. Stur- HALF PRICE’ o5() —- $160. 00 Fiber Bed Suite HALF PRICE $&\() 3-piece Suite, the divan can be $240. Fiber Suite: used asa bed. This Suite is prac- tical for small apartment. Loose cushions, mongral finish, :cre- Elegant 3-piece Bed Suite with two-tone, shaded green tapestry cover. ly pregram. Two harness and two irunning Traces, three saddle horse classes and one for hackneys were listed for today. The fair will close ‘next Monday night. SENATOR STANFIELD TO RUN ' AS INDEPENDENT IN OREGON camntpeeripenmines ‘Defeated Candidate for G. 0. Zl ° tT Nomination Charges Unfair ) Tactics in Primary: ' ; B In the Season’s Newest Shades $4 .00 A Pair These: come in new shades of peach, grain, evenglow, Colorado, nude, French nude, moonlight, champagne, atmosphere in silk chif- fon weight, reinforced with lisle hem. Sizes 8, to 10. (Main Floor, North.) cover. School Frocks € Campus beckons once again—North Hall steps will be crowded with old and new friends—sorority invitations are in the mail, and first year as well as upper class girls will want fresh arrays of new Frocks amd accessories to launch a glad, studious year anew. ie Le " my * whats - Dishine " dilty constructed to give long, practical service. | 120 I elts tonne cover. Convenient Deferred Payments - " Easement.) +OE 949004008040 y the Assoctated Prees. PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. °1. Oregon faces a three-corneredé race for the United States Senatorsh!) in November as a result of the an. -nouncement by Senator Robert N Stanfield, defeated at the May pr‘ mary for the Republican nomina- tion, that he would be an in ie. | pendent candidate to succeed bii- ” | ss ‘self, . | An independent candidate can (be named in this State by if yee bh; 2 , voters. The Republican nomines ; 16 : mae ots P Models that Saw is Frederick Steiwer of Pendleton. a young girl may se- originality of design and the Democratic candidate ix lect her entire ward- and link quality with Qne and Simulated Two-Piece Styles in Newest Colors. Juniors’ Sizes 13, 15 and 17 Years. Misses’ Sizes 16 to 20 Years 16° —Fourth Floor, North.) oA * eal ~ ° “e a 9884800 ¥99999000000008 ¥999840500000404 FP OHO900000004 0000000040004 ber Sale of Linoleums S = 800500444404 Bert FE. Hangy, former member of A quality that will give mary years square yard, Oregon counties are expected te [examine evidence. ¢ ¢ | ; a a ) ‘onstitutes a Li , uss > . onan A Sale That C onstitutes a Linoleum Buy robe of smart Frocks smart style. Fine the United Wtates Shipping Board ality Rag ; T { Sanat ing Opportunit;; That Is Unsurpassed in new cloth, silk, | tailoring, fabric com-\ oe etl ae ee »¢] jv ’ ‘ 4 ' r ++¢ I , : s oe : a Mpor e rimis bd bd Satin or Georgette jinations, youthful ‘primary campaign . through the 59c ; = 82.40 Inkaid | inoleum models, for class- odes in pleasingly circulation of “yellow ticket” which sta s Stationery fee room, street, after- large array. All new od pak ome te ) Rasement,) : aie ’ 1¢ vy 7 ] eo 3 erentiatn n e ‘3 emen ; uals @ Brighten Winter months at home noon and even party ita sth juniors and Klux Kian. Stanfield has. insisted 999090009008 ws with these new, cheery sf loorcover- wear. _ juniors and Misses Sizes. that ‘he and his managers knew f Ti ; oa : z : misses sizes. (Nugents—Second Floor, North.) ‘nothing of this ticket unfil it had ugents — pmpee are. NEMNT as quar ‘been ctreulated and that ({t was aise “ih, ities in beautiful patterns suitable for fraudulently printed with the-th- ¢ kitchens, hall, bathrooms, offiices, etc. i ieee 0 eeing epee se Sconmbal aimaaas an anna "? AN Advantageous UCcaston CO Selec this ticket and grand juries of'two . Each box contains 1 quire pa- fer. rectangular size, in choice of lue, gtay and white. Envelopes lined in contrasting colors. (Nugents—Main F leor, North.) New went of hard service. Special, Smee ee ee $1.65 Inlaid py ae orem Very seldom are straightline Frdaid Linole- ums obtainat le at this special low price. The patterns ‘and colors go through to a back. Square yard ge Ey ae ap —— ‘ New Fall Silks $3.98 Flat Crepe de Chine 39.99 + ae Pink, claret, brown. dark green, tan, henna, rose, phan- tom red, royal turquoise and black, 54 incheg wide. Special.at rm .00 A FINE TUNED BANJO UKE $1.50 New Moire Silk 52.98 A Yard Pink, sunny, tan, bois de Vieux $1.10 1-Yard-Wiele EE rose, spumn hecther. | Views 59 navy and black. 40 ipches wide. South.) EOS SIE AR a ptineeny $1.09 09 $1.49 Inlaid Linoleum block and wood durable e of the heavy en- Genuine cork Linoleum with patterns } ameled surface. Five beautifui in this group. Square yard.~. ‘ Nesentelot hird Floor, choice of the new Dutch tile, in many wanted coloring: Very . We advise early selection becaus lumited ‘quantity. Square yard New arrivals, featuring latest designs in collar and cuff sets, collar and jabot sets and vestees. Materials such as lace, linen and Organdies. (Nugents—™Main Sece, North.) $2.98 Crepe han 59.99 Y ard New colors are sailor blue, cedar bark, jungle green, blue spruce, - chin rustic brown, tiffin, Bordeaux, toast, Vassar rose and biack. 40 inches wide. $2.49 Georgette Crepe " A 28 Es Yard Ideal for afternoon and eve- ning frocks as well as blouses and scarfs. 40 imches wide. (Nugents—-Main Fleer, South.) a —-' —, i i ta ae a a a li eel cl ell ll tlie OO ON LO ee OL Vel re Sale of Art Needlework @ Anticipating the many needs of the women who are planning party prizes and those who like to finish thei: Christmas gifts early, Nugents presents this event. Five-Piece Breakfast Set Picnic Days Are Over for This Year Pieniec days and pienie 4in- ners are over for this year. The moves back to the din ing reoom-——-back to enjoy -theese wonderful meals: that only Moth. er can prepare. Now is a good time to get Pepper Sets vrour dining room ready for the € Good quality sterling ter festivities. At Prufroek- Five-Piece —S ae Coc sat Breakfast Set — ae Ji h : Stamped on white art cloth; one 34- Stamped, one 36-inch cloth and 4 VW hen the New Teac er inch cloth and 4 napkins napkins, 09c ** 59¢ Greets Them . : . ¥, $10.95 W omen’s 59. 95 Tapestry and . $6.95 Tapestry and € Even charming new friocks and V elour Scarfs 34-99 Velour Scarfs | 33.49 bright new suits wil] fail\.to make W rist 7 Watches them look neat unless them? hair is Assorted patterns, sizes Assorted styles; sizes 12x peppery = ae 12x58 and 16x52 inches... 58 inches and 16x52 inches. ~ wl a : “+ + m CURTAINS—For kitchen, pantry or bathroom; white 39 : Cons 1 lh and ecru dimity, stamped for embroidering; pair. C ective when worn. Kec We Have an Expert Who: Makes.a | Ve alll "a. 2 g silver individual Salt and wint Specialty of Childrens eat eines sonal Fourth and St. Charfes BED LIGHT—Made up and covered with Georgette; + On om movement ; ahitee blue, rose, orchid, trimmed with fancy | ?.95 ae fic tie eae owe ‘ ; Pepper Shakers in ham- Litton ‘s, Haircutting newest Fall designs dn ad gns F 4} gold lled case; sap- all flowers and gold lace 79¢ mered and plain styles: 3 A SOUVENIR TO EACH CHILD : furhiture are Bow prire cr rown: 95 ) neatly NIGHTGOWNS—Stamped: good quality white ‘7 movermen* (Nugents—Thira Fleer,. — ) A Neat Haircut for Only guaranteed al 2 i three patterns ‘(Main Fleer, Nerth.) | $1.95 Sterling Silver Salt and fami iv — ae oe eee me We Streeta, dining room being shown. An attractive nine piece Gin ing suite—of good quality apd excellent construction—-priced as low as $193! Liberal terms of payment apply. 4 46, ” Bs - 40c and 50c¢ (Mais Fleer. North.) 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7 °. aoa ‘SS e* wat Cad . “SE bid . -- . i 4 aa ‘ . Another very popular Sherbet Set we offer (6 in gift case) in plain design, solid silver, is priced Complete...... $21.00. O , . ~ss ‘ . Tn and Ciive Nts. - Yeavavavavavavavaninarawavavas VAN INV ANY ANY ES a er No J y e . es a - ~ 4] IND WPL Ae v USCIS SV ASNTS “i lit ~ : ! ' Y eee « . Z Thaw Incoherrent at. Times. Phenomenal Value-Giving Event! Gigantic Sale of 5000 Pairs All Perfect ‘Silk-Top CHIF FON HOSE a Actual $2 Value= 3 Pairs Priced at $4.45 Nationally Known PERFECT j{ — 3 Full Fashioned COLORS Atmosphere| |. iy Windows Blue Fox j{ & 4°" ie and Be ‘Sauterne | 4) § @¥a8?| Convinced Champagne| } it? 3S Nude Beige lve i. J ; Extra Space uSKONSg a | Devoted to Etc., Etc. a oy This Event xt Asquith “Sheik” at Ball. _ A revelation in value-giving - gilk-top and full-fash: oned Chi tton Ho most startling low pee. Every pair a natiot vertised brand. Fill all your Hivsiery nee: to come in this astounding sale. Sale st Thursday morning at 8:30 o'clock. in attendance. ; Seeesceressesssseweuses Z ° * es ’ ; j / ; ‘ 4 P . ; , , ‘ +y ‘ . skND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATUH and GET RESULTS—3-~time Ads ALMOST CERTALN for ANYTHING > opt Neer abeeeoase ee eerste Store Hours: 8:30 A. M. to 5 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 5: 30 P. M. OUS “BARR CO / Wee Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Fuil Books for $2.00 in gest Distributors of Bieri > Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted 2t Retail in in | Mion wri and the W nal Time to Be Filling Fall Needs—And Only Here May Y ou Obtain the Excellent “Academy High” School Sui its] The Well-Known Two-Trouser Models for Youths of 16 to 20—Price-d $1 9-50 $94:50 $97.50 to $3€,-50 Pajamas Particularly for Schoolgirls —The following groups including the newest kinds from which many will deem it best to fill the-entire season needs. Sizes 6 to years. At $i. 25 crossbar Pa- » piece CO at moc- At $1. 95 One-piece. but . . hae it . } ~~ was &* . 2 - a _ ssté crepe Aba _ ~ ~d Wer +. Thitd Fieor * Thursday We Offer These 3 25 Dinner Sets 100 ici! tor Latenge Sets $4.25 = * oh a. t£z.e Fe Chiat ~~ ~ wervi‘ce ror six. hitth bleer Reliable Bev 2rage Containers Are These Charred | gs my lue etal hoops metal hoops $1.20 Brass Faucets $1.35 Bottle Cappers These brass lock Faucets are Metal Bottle Cappers of the de- both practical and very con- sirable adjustable kind, offered venient; equipped with &5 Thursday at the spe- $] 00 removable key ... dC cial price of ..... ¥ 85¢e Rubber Beverage Syphons, with bulb and strainer. 65 M tal Beverage Bottle Caps; cork lined, per cross 20¢ Pasement (.altery . ~~ ~~ 7. a) ah ; 4 * Yep et f% » 2 ® a. ? a eet eee oe tak te aaa rege ces: EE ENE Soy cartel eee aeRO ER adde sett oot, eS € The young man who wears an “Ac: ademy High” once, will choose Suits of this make again and again—and parents like them, too, f or all are two- trouser models—always tailored ve ry skillfully of excellent woolens and ideally smar ¢t for school and» all-around service. Theyre in the styles young fellows like and are shown ina ‘perm section of” the Clothing Department. aa Swagger single and double b' seasted a sites —of cheviots, cassimeres, flannels and tweeds — and the much- wanted plain blues and patterns of ne'g Fall colors. ) we 4 Eg p a. Priced at $69 Sixth Floor Thursday an Unusual Offering-of Wm. Rogers’ Silver-Plated $12.75 Table Sets Special e6 = | $ 95 enty-six-piece Table - S, including six teaspoons tablespoons, six knives, 1 forks, one sugar shell and ‘ome butter knife. Rogers’ Cheshire pattern in platinem-color ¢inish. Main Fleer Ready for Immediate Delivery—the Handsome, New Brunswick “Seville” —an Entirely Different Instrument at *115 Electric $35 Extra $11 Cash; $6 Monthly -_ @ The latest developments in sound reproduction anc acoustics are embodied in, this altogether new a! Bruns wick—utilizing Brunswick's new principle of “music by photography” and encased. in a handsome cabinet ot the newest design in either walnut or mahogany finish. An ideal instrument for small homes and apartments and wotthy of a special visit to our Music Salon to see Music *alow—Sitth PFleer ‘ Just Received—Many New Patterns in Seamless Heavy Axminster Rugs In 9x12-Faot Room Size Splendid @ One of the largest and most interesting assortments of Axminster Room Rugs that our Rug Section has yet shown Many Chinese, allover and convent ional motif pat- terns—in beautiful colorings. Don't miss the first showing of this grou p—it you need room-size floorcoverings. wv Every Rug has heavy, seam- less back and long, lustrous nap—assuring durability Fifth Fleer Pe Me ea Ve a 2 ee oe Se a ee oY Silk- An Unusual q Attractive i looking, excel wide choice ft other uses. —— The : | One De . —An Geeuial 50c House Apr Rubberized. im fancy and gingham checks. Specia! | 85c Shields Gugranteed moistur: Shields; sizes 3, ¢ and | 35¢c Belts Surgical Sanitar Be elast: c; fleah color Nome um and -large sizes... \. Children’s Fancy S&S Asbestos-Lined Pot . Star Pants Hangers Washington Pins. 6 Yards Colored La . 39c Teatherette Sho 10c Howard's Mec 1 8.Yd. Lamp Shade I 6-Yd. Taffeta or Sa 50 Yds. Black Sewiz 500 Yds. Brooks Gi: $2.25 Bust Forms, s $3 Cretonne Comfo * Imported Waving Iro ' 3c Motor Caps... -8-Yd_ Silk Seam Bins ; Redex Cedar Bags, 5 | ‘Kotex Sanitary Napkins, reg mt of 2 dozen Dozen | 30c Wave Con Water Wave Combs; im assorted sizes. Specia! hee oo oon ween

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - a= 91.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 192¢__ Silk-Mixed Crepes An sual Choice at, Yard, 98c ¢. Attractive figured patterns in good- looking, excellent-weariug silk and cot- ton-mixed Crepes, 36 inches wide. A wide choice for dresses, kimonos’ and other uses. Plaid Surah Silks $2.50 Value, the Yard $1.98 A new weave for Fall—as smart for women’s and misses’ wear as it is for “little sister's.” Scotch tartan plaids, in dark and bright colors—Surah Silk 36 inches wide. 3 Largest Distributors of MM evchatliies We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeein Full Books for $2.00 1n at Retail in Missouri and the West Third’ Floor Cash or $2.50 tn Al erchandise—Few Restricted Articles Excepted Third Floor gers. Ree age wee The Sponsored Modes Most Wanted, Widely Represented in This Attractive Assortment of harming Fall Dresses —of the Better and -Latest Types e in Three Featured Groups— Priced 125 $35 am 849-8 € The large assortment in these ‘three featured groups wits Cod - 50 Ce ee ‘srs Reteat! + 7 ‘ BE 34 . ost * 14 NS sii, Ae Poh anette Ts eh ate, A . ‘ hes a - . : ~a Pavers fern ng nes: ~~ . res z Coes ¥ ; ‘ a ere ‘ , . . A s5 : : Mare on , . s edna Pejheds OAR ste, . rb Yokoge * a ape ee MA eh SAN, nN Pat en) any alt « aaah tao. 9 were ee a) ” eee fe “ we et \ ~ hr -~ .* “ ene A 4 ¢ - Sreteive agen Ps sO aaa wy * ee ee as Pe ee es onnk . eerie ore oter Anat Pt tate you ” ~~ a a lemy High” . again and all are two- skillfully of School and yles. young . section of mehee ve The Second Day of Ou? Exceptional Sale of ar Sample Millinery tyles | ches depicts “the newest” in many smart variations of lain the straight, bolero, bloused-and tier silhouettes — orna- —Fall Models and All Extraordinary Values at mented with embroideries, scallops, soft jabots, pleats and various other Autumn touches; developed of satin, char- meen, Canton crepe, crepe satin, Georgette and crepe joli —in claret, jungle green, raspberry, Chanel red, russet, wine and navy as well as the fashionable black. .« lors, 3 Second Floor WV ith Misses’ sizes 14 to 20 in Misses’ Section; women’s sizes 36 to 44 1n Women’s Dress. Section; sizes 4214, to 5214 in Extra-Size Section. 7G € This choice:is for women and misses of discrimination—for all Hats are samples from eminent New York designers—offered at savings which make it highly advantageous to select your Fall Hat Thursday in our Millinery Salon. It is an unusual opportunity to obtain ultra-modish Hats, varying from elegantly tailored- models to creations of extreme dress- iness—there are styles for women, misses and matrons and all head sizes. Tr abrics Soleil velours, French felts, antelope felts, satins, rich velvets and combinations of velvet-and-satins are de- cidedly favored this season. Feurth Floor ~ Other ome pe Dresses Hs sahil $3 } 6° Pry. ‘ed at pe 2 en At this.very moderate price you have choice of such } . . - on » | , ey eo w- fabrics'as moire, Geor gette, crepe satin, brocaded chitions, s as Pn Ic . » > | ah epe——Pp lain OT thi mme in Wavs deci dq 1eaiy new All the . oe ivew Hues Colors Wood tones, Chanel red, Jungle green, gray, Valencia blue, navy, rose and beige are the more prominent Fall millinery hues; black equal- ly smart. Styles Srorts and Dress Hats, close- fitting, mediam and large ind fav ored brims, off-the-face, turban and other modes—with high, receding, creased or draped crowns. in and flat a9 , . 5 = ‘ j 1 2 ’ \ Sixth Floor : : ' | 4 ij i 33 ‘ {3 , O di ~¢ IB 7S fhe Snore Sect ~ wiv i id f | Ja _ of fet ae t . J : ; : 4 = : oy / s é a J aE ; fio - th J | ee =~ a ~ —~---- woecenane aterl an Rtas S08: _ | ate sa ‘ . , * og | Fourth Floeog ~ - Imported Beaded Specially Purchased Abroad 125 j Brighten Fall Ensembles With These * ’ 5 tbe his Offering of One Day Only— Pheredes Sale of Notions ;—An Opportunity to Save on Everyday Needs ..50c House Aprons p Rubberized; in fancy cretonne ,and gingham checks. : eae Fe A Feature otf Pre-School Week Boys’ Two-Pants Suits With Long and Short Pants + 50c Dyanshine .. . Barton’ louble service hoe, : | wa: Unusual Value at . § (Aaa ; / polish, in all the wanted : te : | ae ns Specia! , ) 32C shade: 30C a BF ek 4 € 1000 new 85c Shields “50c Crib Sheets ; y " 3 Guaranteed moist ig roof Gum rubber Crib Sheets; siz ly a . | ; PTE in a variety of attractive styles. Bags | M) Shields; sizes 3, 4 and s. ie 1 vee inches In all- YN NER Ped 7 : FRR. in pouch: and tailored styles with. » -, hite = F, , Lf re tt} . , ; — * . . : : : j : 35c Belt - 50 R rbb A | No MP VHP Eg } metal frames and chain handles: solid 3 § c NRudDbDer prons MS MONE a ty aS be a , ee € Iawaltyo | ¢ in | Surgical Sanitary Belts: al! All-rub cago Pike Pull bead work 0! lovely. coloring in Positic; flesh color; medi- “FIC. floral and conventional! patterns. All Bags are well made and nicely lined. imported Beaded Bags /# ’ ‘ #. Um and large sizes... Children’s Fancy Sock Gar ters 7 [Oc . / eee. 0 we ered. Asbestos-Lined Pot Holders, 3 in set , ee . et ie pearance. Doubl Star Pants Hangers. . | 4c: 3 fo | it C Nx two or three buttoms—each Sui Washingto - 4c; Oc n ‘ pair lorrg and one pair short pan 6 Yards Colored Lawn Bias Tape | H | tans, grays and mixtures—in new _ 39c leatherette Shopping Bags...... See ie ) : sizes 8 to 15 years. 10c'Howard’s Mec Darning Cotton, spool............. hE Other New Fall Suits for 6-Yd. Lamp Shade Binding. All colors...............15¢ ages ¢ iis Boys, $14.50 to $18.50 mac Taffeta or Satin Bias Tape Hes bed ee a ' BO Yds. Black Sewing Silk... | Two-Knicker Suits | 900 Yds. Brooks Glace Thread, spool Suits for boys of 6 to 14 years—a wide $2.25 Bust Forms, sizes 34 to 44 assortment of brown, tan and gray fabrics, $83 Cretonne Comfort Covers and snappy models, with double-breasted : coats, two pairs of knickers, and . Imported Waving Irons...19c 25c Rubber Baby Pants.. .18c Dress Bags of New ,De- sign; Many to Choose From. “NIanatn Fleer Only a Few More Days to Protit by Our ale of Kurs durable linings | 25¢ Motor Caps. __. : '6-Yd Silk Seam Binding. 23¢ ) Redex Cedar Bags, 5 for. .39c Kotex Benitary Napkins, regular size. B Limi of dozen. 33¢ 30c Wave Combs g Meter Wave Combs; card of 6. 12c Machine Oi) ae $1 Leatherette Pillows... .83c 45c Fancy Garters 59c Tea Aprons All-rubber flower-trimmed Aprons, bound in tape. 37 Special si {Cc Sanitary Napkins Imported Southall sanitary Nap- Second ft lodr Our Men's Features This Special Offering of Stout Men’s Shirts Section, Thursday, This One Group of Fur Coats Being Extremely Unusual — Priced 395 € You have only a short time in which to select these handsome Coats at $395—for the Fur Sale gs rapidly drawing to a close. Choice may be had of natural and cocoa squirrel, Jap weasel, . beaver, Hudson seal (dyed muskrat) and black and cocoa caracul models—many made more luxurious with large fox collars. A Small] Cash Deposit hold any Furs until October Ist, when the soaks becomes payable; charge purchases en- tered on October statement, payable November Fourth Fleer assorted sizes. kins of all-white cetton om and gauze. 6 for... ke 40c $2.50 and $3 S$ 95 i egy V alues, at Our Operators Excel in Giving the - ea Duro” Permanent Wave "19 @ The smartest looking “Permiin- ent” and the one thats best for yor? hair—given carefully, vith ention to individual needs, in our Yvette Salon. @ Big men! Here'sa choice group of Shirts specially made to meet. your requirements. A com iplet te assortment of desirably roomy and carefully tailored English broadcloth, printed and woven madras, and rayon stfined Shirts with extra large bodies; in neckband and collar attached styles. Sizes 16 to 20. 79c and $1 A Perfected Service. -- Extra-Length Suspenders Extra-Size Union suite . . Extra-Size Hosiery rs Extra-size Athletic Union Suit A wide variety of Men’s %4 Ho se Wea | “Catherine Day” Facial of cool cloth or knit materials; of silk with reinforced mercerized “Vy Treatments, complete, $3.50 large and roomy; extra strong feet Sizes 13 S| 00) : A 2 : Ist. . titching insures cura- $2 to 13 Sizes 48 to 56.. Main Fieor . Main Fieer Ber ieen

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‘ entiin — a ee - a’ We ows a Se “ye : ; Op RP RT ein yy ee Pee ok aa Pom ta PAGE 10 __ SIZES 3610 56 ae The a Fall Dr rion a a4 Vy 7 Fal ii | Fa vors We “eee These \[ateria! ~ . ed 7 S: ined ' New Colors: Woo Pine Navy Beige, 4 aan > rose, cone, Biack, oe i Ss eMminoiéd, iret. \ Green and Cl v | j | ' | : Chanel Red, Jungle the selec OT . dual needs, dolm an - — , Va tae s. Coupe. two- Passenger, $2505. Compe, four-passenger, $280." a 2 — =’ 8 > d . an «xt nm ‘ — ie - Ly \ _ = tl 4 , A La , j% o( 9) » 2 = _ 7 ey ’ . ¥ . al - . —_“, » ’ " ‘“ ? ad ” ¥ ~ . = = & j - ~~ pS , i al “ ont _ A ¥ \é ~ ~ rr. > 4 : j / ’ n Aa - - _— ] . os, | on ail % ’ t ” - 4 ) \ + wel So aoe | > oe * -- ‘ \ Rta S + al G swarm : ' 2 , 5 ——— he Toe hoe — " > " Pe ~ " —— “ - , O5¢ — ~—/ es & Women’s and Misses’ Newest Fall Dresses *10 Silk. Frocks - 4 Jersey Frocks Sizes 14 to 44 Smartly styled and carefully are above the usual at such a straightline models.. Of satin.’ satin-faced Can- ton, flat crepe, crepe. ———— ne - Stockings 50c Irregulars of usual $1 | Hosiery. Seamleds Stock- | ings of silk and — with | a hlisle mercerized t op that | contains a ravelst op. ) The colors are biack. white, bran, champagne, toast, French nude and others. | Size 81, to 10 ' Vandervoort’s lpower-Price hea .' -.We iy STOPES 7] ; Women’s Silk | - ee ~ eee Georgette Every kind of a cluded in the gro black satin pump group are of the patent Val price. " Of wool jersey in all the new Fall shades. Special Ottering of Women’s Shoes | $495 _ of the § , cr usual $ leather. satin. tan calf. idervoort 's wpe ° . Porto Rican Gowns touches of embroidery and dra White, peach and flesh. Lower-Pr! fished these Dresses Two-piece and Shoe you could desire isin- | up—from sport Oxford to hoes in this 7.50 quality. rtce Basement 4 | Three - fourth’ straightline anc _ and plain colors. Store. 95¢ ; Sizes 16 and 17 is enhanc The group at 95c also includes pretty cotton crepe Gowns in pastel colors. Other Gowns spe- cially priced at 50c e Ready-to-Wear Store - ow a rr slee : flar | styles. Checks, pliids,-dot ! The daintiness of these fine quali } Costume Slips 95c ig el Ae CO AO A ~ - tailored. 4 and neatly $1.50 and $1.95 With shadowproof. hems these Slips have fitted bodice top. 1. Fullness in the skirt. | rayon, tuska silk, . zed broadcloth, — *_* Tacium slic. Of mercer- satin and In black, navy, cocoa, green, gray, flesh, i white, peacn and other | shades. All sizes. | In ! Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store. anna ’ ae : » Rt ee OR a Mi \ —— 7 + _ oe + . *» . 4 ~N \ on Sh i . ik ~<a e ps wt . f a a oa — = y, SS. — . wl « pu ~~ _ e en ee eee ae ne fl ~~ ——" "Free. We « '? ¢ : a 7 : ‘ the tensions - e tens . : . ary rec-¥ ° »¢ Dotnered xe —— see roug en * . cavy @ “7 ; r- ~~ , entre ee = 3 gE -* FEY A ,

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saa S aA ____. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH be _WEDNESDAY, EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926_________- sd ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ___-___________ PAGE 11 COPDISARMED = BY HOLDUP MAN : : a Summer Stor Hours: Daily 8 3 30 to 5S: > :00—O pen Saturday 8: 30 to 5:20. _ Telephone Orders. Shoppers Aid—GArfield 7500 Olive and Locust, From Ninth to o Tenth _ : IN A SALOON x * Thursday §|—- : a a = TH | ee Males, $20 to $25 ms ei | Krinkle Patrolman H. G. Reinsch, Females, $15 to $20 Nonderfual rich seal Hrindtiee— : a 4 oS. | on Liquor Hunt, Forced | peste eine, ae aiateed ay e S tl c NU ' i - pe \ / 7 ‘Rayon to Lie on Floor of Bar at ‘| Sar‘ moretue nye oy ) ; ike @ Seventh and Chouteau. : deg! Atte ca | so! Bedspreads | NATIONAL PZT SHOPS a ee mee err ane) wh feeertnes 0 pub ee ee ne et. cme peepee sae 7 Trudy's Marvelous Performance? No! Sttt Olfwe St. Specially ROBBER FOLLOWS America’s Greatest Pet Shop. Reduced HIM INTO THE PLACE isk any qouthent dealer any- where in American 9. ‘Wiomen By. New Dinner China |Misses fl 1Q0- Pc. det, $39. 19 ANCY stripes in ; Feose. eokte hn || Thief Then Takes $30 and orchid in an at- From Cash Register and tractive assortment. Threatens to Kill Anyone i E Ee | I a Y Durable and _ easily d . ie Rs. SEVEN DAYS IN laundered S prea d ® Who Pursues Him. ; rE WEEE 5 EneaA DING : oe i ae F TILd. a. oe made to fit beds of all atroliman Henry Ji; Reinsch of DINING KOOM If A. M. TIL. oa Oe oe ee te A i 3 UF. Be. Sizes. eceeipere: adie: : : r 2 oe Bakery Dept. epen every merning t dy Servic rev« in the week ineluding Sunday— het coffee enke, rolls, doughnute, RE EY MEE IL Ai Mga I UR ART wn direct impor- } ° usiness or. ) : $3.95 $4.95 - rs Hy j tect : a | 400 Chairs, Ro¢kers;} and y ; Giami : The Set illustrated . ~ ~ oF. i Kili Vou vine hichery | Just Arrived! Complete Size Range 90x108 inches and iii | 90x99 inches, with bol- ee eS eng? Wednesday ond Thurs- i : mnportunits 9 draw ‘his wn 2 ay, per peoun Axminster Rugs : _ + eee is ster cover. volver, Reinsch raised |his hands - FREETT | ‘J | 7 OE ee | Ordered to lide on Floor: re 2 E s 8 IRS] sre ntation a a APE BONE oe ep pY Regularly $12.50 to : vow He on the tor aad ONE GROSS OF BOTTLE CAPS $13 50 touick or Til blow you tne rophey BEST ON THE MARKET ordengd With Every 3 Cans As the policeman flattened him R j M it fit on ¢ fioor th robper took Oya a the policeman'’s revolver from his There isn’t a Malt put up left hip, 1 ointed /both revoly- that excels ROYAL MALT. ; ‘ . si commanded him Evefy one who has used it cnarming ; Blanket Siep—Fourth Floor. ® Desde einse nh, threatening to comes back for more, £0 “at are in- . Kill hot i a3 ‘ ry‘ i} Reinsch rmmuat be good — e led ak theera eee cn : ; ' | ift is | rohbey we're selling hun- ony apron —eagaimmaaiagie Extra Special! Three Days Only. , ut the latter observed him and re- [ll dreds of cans ev- Tne i) veiy jaSpe and \ . £ larke ‘4 ery day Per carn; P - ' . ; Oe ce ma Final Clearance of Porch Chairs and Rockers \eey 5 ieee ant year Nraing Women Wed. aut eee only RE? some. REDE i esi? ii pRB Uzi & =x’ ¢ pped OCK Maple:Chairs and Rockers in all sizes. with frames finisaed in walnut. A to the cas egister, pocketed $30 GOOD EA | S arth Double $plit cane seats and backs, strongly wover : Ser and ran out, after threatening to a nvone v hie bs where ,ou | | | ite. tie eeathes we _ wt > 7 wee 7 qd westit ? : ii : . x o0d— “we “a's Jumbo Size e $12 Medium Size Smaller Size —— ran cast: to Sixth rect O08 ae ee re eee , eas , ; : on a P ~ AC . ~ " , @ e ; . ths sarne quality and Keguiat LV $15.00 Regularly $8.00 Re guharly $7.25 Regularly $7.50 C —— pPretenhachn 11 South Seventh, who . ; nding on Mo corner $8 | | G4 45 $4 5 , : : = —- me ene — oe of ‘Robber. 4 * “,¥ a ; oo - ‘ : ° > we | Sa as , | ° : ~~ The robber was desrribed as be-; an : tubé@rmo 40 the fine “ i fi 7... reevea? HI ; H = ‘5 3 ‘ ; e Le hi se | 3 ze 22! 5x36 inches fine quality # ize 27%54 inches ‘nhanced, by Size 36x70 inches drawnwork, - gf i A Hint6 £i 4. Se. - $ize 6.0x9.0 | 2 6x9.0 ‘fy x1Q70 o — ) —- ) —— >: = rsued him ) ty C7 | — Wn Gn Wy) ( se oo ~~ — aa 3 . : f vearsedid 5 feet 9 | r spring chicken 4 a ay, ‘ ry ¢ ie ? ler es) ‘ +f Ps ‘ : to he r lines match, $1.95 he w, sn say eeaalernies er, with an upper | " i i ot TY wit 2x ‘ re ;% 4 t hie pallid nz of a nar fe ne Cc) aaa oO” ~] > €. ’ I % -- Oo — min ‘ufnitur fiber chairs, tocke} sents ‘ "i ’ — o ~ >» >" " 3 = a] | 7 ~ | PE mo d benches+while limited stocks las |, Less. CW O Ore S ‘ : 7 , ‘ : : is \ a ; ‘ . , ‘ : . | «3 ’ iT 4 ii .* ; ' | 1s , vcta » et . : * ’ e. ¢ -_s iT Re Aa > 7: an | | ; | Glassware avenue. He joined the force in Special Steak cord, having ‘Tk ; ; ' ' fy I rade 4 our Old Cleaner in on the ° SE a bell. i sai | : 26 and bas’ a.gon 7 ay : i | ase MAN ie eer | | een : ANY pieces never be- in the course of duty captured two Spr’g Chicken, 3. fore obtainable are sag Ag g e geal & peng gh. Frosh Mackerel. and fatally ,NewSuperRoyal’) Goya tan 7 mie are | Sei eek a al Vv v¥ Sup 3CT- O a 5; i ; 1| V | inet the new arrivdais-—— wounded ljoweara (“oniles °}. of Strip Bacon > Sal | Ol , ! : S such as an attractive oval f{ansas City, at Lindell boulevard | —— a1. actory relish dish with removable Qnd Theresa avenu after Conley E t % + har th! nm aAnrvtomaptile and 2. * C>. + > Q , * , ‘r > r ee yt eset) fe “ Laem Keo es . ts ERR TARE ROE OSS ser Na a Ee oe 2 SR ae > neuen : - : , ; ad en a ex-if Allowance Combining Ovérdrapes and Glass Curtains compartments—very moa- ethene dt mluieie aihiie Welaaaai ae The most wopderful display erately priced. Colors apps Saerte: | of beautiful” fresh fish— 1 Z a y ome ie) | i lind ait Lobsters, Frog Lags, Shrimps, Make C me —s a oO “'o Ff 7 . 5 A! a sway ce tes 1) freatment, combining over- Set, 93.5 ’ & 1 In all your life you newer bought 4 -» ~ . i aT) ra lanr o > “ - . bad sia +? » : ‘ a4 ‘i apery, piass curtains and Vaiance, 18 made up in Fan Shaped Vases. DZ 00 ; . — eee 2 ee Universal weed ty See) A Mile attra ictive Dresden figured voile, solid ecru voile and Whipped Cream ad : are paying 25¢ te hniversa Y Zi , Key | colored rufflings. | The \model | —_ 60¢ fer and find ’ e. ] » # ii ’ . ; 1t3_. f nIwie. : Py 2 te ; Orcnid,! rose, Diu sh ovold. . awe : 4 4 . Wrinkle-Proof sf By, |. orchid.) rose, Hine anid gpd Sandwich Trays, $3. ROUND TRIP Lee ae , Se : Special! illustrated comes in Sets, $3.50 > = net foe wae with Yyeur ewn Irons C , vn ee ¥ we P = Glassware lo p— irth Floor : eyes and be con- ais 3 ‘peer New Cretonnes Are 75c the Yard , ee | ; vinced Wed. 3 WES ie i : night and Thurs $1 25 not tot UC ee | Cheery and colorful, and most complete in the range : —~ | | it P.M. Te Re P ep SO, «6§ 2S Cot patterns, is our mew stock of Cretannes.and quaint “i ee | EVERYDAY PRICES AYlowance : bs . | : chintzes. Also Alpine cloth of heavy, natural crash. | p Leave St. Lous . $:20 PM —ofi any old iron. re- Draperies, furniture covers, pillows and many little | ! e : Leave ES: Lous §:38 PM ‘ - ane ae ig mdity On. a : evaneval accessories can he tashioned trom these at af ; | [Tt ' . ae SEPTEMBER é . Braunsehweiger, Ihe. ey , h i aD = amet : en : - ac tiv € fa} ny ics at s}} ght Cost. i _ » if ; | FA : tf eoked ‘ orned KNeef — Or this ———* : A Vimento taal, ib & ‘ > te eta ee : Spiced tLwnf. ib. | Retcvnine, Leave Louisville ian Soom. ft. ’ Hotled “me. Ox Tengues, th. 9:99 Pi Sepiempber ° ried Spring Chickens. % Flounced | New French «~~ Lace Panels ai ice hitioe: Slomm Cow’ ded Coaches @ A {ald Erie Manor Beets th. SESSPSESVES feld Beast Perk, th. —_— - = =~ —_ — PABA PETEPIISIT OI ~ . : larly $1.75 : — T Th fawkes | Marquisette spoglie woe Exe SOUTH id RA e-Westinghouse Blectric cularly $2.75 | | $ oe Pers | Potatoes g C Regular . Special $1.25 Each | Gees bay? RAILWAY SYSTEM @ Bf sy: , A large assortment of : _, Ticket Offices iain ha 59c } ard shadow laces in allover: Student Week ” ge dace erates = ibs. designs 9 also with fast Eas st St. er Relay Depot... they are sewin soo made with Geep This casement cloth is ae : T, J. Connell, invision| Pass. Agt hey ar good, | or gel arpa ye Luggage: ||Wivcstam anaes Ti They are very “3 ino in flounces -_ full rut- OT VET y sHeer but durah le 210 site ' . ee , : : — . : i \ | ‘ringed to match. i hae: s se when they are not work- : Clings fin the pretty Guality., double threaded Fring z Seat time 18 only a Remley-Leber Brand in scaled san- . : J 7 emiey-Lever Br ho rer e) , WA : ' ‘| 7 7 “ i . “ * ; ; ’ . a p ing properly. Most | shat dés of it orv and in large and small drawn- raw , week or two away. This | itary, 14b packages. $0¢ value ac MIREE-WESTINGHOUSE inp Mz -hine troubles a: | ' . iE | A ee aitetthiiniensicthe jinn ‘ ie A by | +] _f eeaER etre oe : ecru. Tuie-backs to work bars. Ecru in ei Lugesge Sale io” om | | S. .00 ause yy the user Naving to tinker with : 4 , ; aaa offers savings on runkKs 7 matth. color. 38 Ww : t ee esa leg ‘ 16 and Bags. | ur Coats 7 : ; é ; ' o~ r ° ant Tes : ‘ ; ~~?) } — Sn aa 4 ww "Sea I ane hag Fg he tensions on the Long-Bobbin Oo : —— | . : . Fish Di m day, 4 _ me. ry WW © ohoaus da nat ; come in : } DON'T MISS THIS TREAT , : - Sa a : ' ° ' $1.95 SEI this thoroughiy modern Electric will ace (2 Early American Lamps $ 3] /5 ro +95 Y¥ . ‘ 7 Beautifully Lined * ee ma wy 9 ofa P pine Dyk ys A, etek ahr 1 SR I EONS ‘oof hems ed, these We have sold them for the past eleven y. fles 7 | ; ‘S} r] -oachineg | : i] Be “i ee. : ak Priced $87 to $170 *| with coaching scenes in} silhouette. . , kid Hinbee, | | Sold on Budget Plan ; Choice of 25 Models |: . Ha Phone and mail orders Bp epee, hottie render wer-Price ae | | 2 . | will receive courteous at- 7. pb oe ee ‘ op, aa cea * be ie ‘ ei iiité “ : ’ * ™ si i ; Liget Tié : ‘a ve i | : : Sta ; ™ oe ie iti. ~ tention. | ts? AU fou want. Lore... a ik LPOWNST AILS. ; i iM | . per Ib., P<. i ie ’ ; hy 7 7 ‘ i¢ i - —— — "= + bo i j \ : ' * “Sa biealers Keate cirg “4 : a. » ; 7) en © + of « : . 2 , ; . f ' . ; | “ - . ‘- 7 ’ : : .* —e - 4. debe al Nhe Sie le le as ea a ars il ee anauerv ot rt) hs Lam} : yp Mid Gl KF | } - seit Sth. Hackets. The a 2 th». Backeta. at) e

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, © ER oh he DER he RE OE 6 OU = ie ERE ED TI 6 EY mY Ee OR ORs aT Ae PAE IN et Oy Metal v0 4 4 | SERRE Rear ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —___-__ oe __WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER*1 1926 — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH aimee 4 r cep ESTATE $800, F i ; . ; | | ee e . " ; WIISSOUPTIANN ATe i090 ] Lo the Gonstl- , 4 yori prem re’ : we . - tution, incltiding the Eighteenth : ' f ‘i cae Valucd «t 59% Amendm« Let us rally to the ; 3 Sao SES : —-- lawb—oul! If You , } If You | , » :. CAMPAIGN PI ANS, a iendous ‘No’ majority Can't Bay ' arains ‘roposition.No. 4.°’ if se Two | , se wo ae ———— Bring a : , Bring . Introducing to Business Women Meeting This Week Will Con: | re “ . 3 Friend! LU ec Friend. Sets et Hon A New, Practical Chiffon Silk Stocking PAGE 12_ ete eenttenscenen ann - ye warty 2 we ~ — - ar, Be 7 r —- . eae * > —e 4/84 O28 oe m : Opposition on. Repeal | 714-16 WASHINGTON AV ~ ; iam , / eee~ Proposal. , ii iy: ' ia 3 * A Tri‘ eting of the f Kecutlyv¢ ti ' P| e Amendment, will be held this we: Y ail, _ oa fs: a 4 to consider an active campaign }t : ri | Ai WA ‘ : 4 ff : | ‘ } 7» 4 / 4 sugport of Proposition No d . . ‘te ; repeal of the State prohibition law, || + mY (, a _ Six hundred and fifty Dresses in this on which Missouri voters are ' | Swern a> fede oh ewe meeeliasomen 5 e ¢ . selection—new, smart, up-to-the-minute pass in November. The — | styles! We have purchased the surplus SO-AND-SO HAS | Dress stock of several manufacturers— — | : TIME TO TAKE A A f | and offer them at great savings to you. ma | = % CVECF U WALK WITH HER Rie: 4 | Dresses that sell regularly for $19.75, HUSBAND Ba). ME | $25, up to $35—-every one offered at the amazing price— - ¢ 3 ‘ : | ‘ - 3 No. 5075 " SPOON ach ye . ” P on " ean _—— SR AIRC NR NN: NSN NOEL NB SR BRE: sig \ \\ . “4 i 1 5 ' \ was * . y ‘i, ff lila f r a meet » mF ¢ > Gee -” « , \ ‘ \\ Ww . AS : \\s \\ t 4 iat wn Anis All the Latest Short -| amp Models . \4 Atty q+.) eat? ’ \) ries ut Ante. i N wheal; (alin \ « SS Ee eae * ~ . . Y i ] | Liig Wit tr yrae dvi WT i tion. sponsored the repeal p a 1% rine? and bore. most of the expt circulating initiative petitions. Strong opposition to the propos has arisen in the last few week: and it is expected that an organiz Wi feetye > ot fs ars eh 2 er ee © aoe “ ~ e ” — ~ (Owenesey em’ | d'by ME RE yyy — = Fa 4 pattern db os found that it is real econ-) “Beautiful nd ira oe = rare =e) 4 | mo a = o els . a my to have us do their combination gnheard of before in = Zs 4 ee an . varied ee {I| family wash, Mrs. & a fine SERVICE Chiffon Silk F 3 HEE come in and see the Unitéd States Senator Reed's ee a oe ' mae xi Stocking. ~ ideal Hose for a onsalgg newest in tektian aeainet Proposition No. and-So says shell never : Vy schoolgirls ahd business women. a ‘ real 4, coming trom a res ognized Op 20 back 0 the old method ri “>. ; , ; They are unli e any chiffon silk i , made, and their Really, the proposal, and have not hitherto the dry movement have themselves as opposing repeal - “ : ~ ~~ . SU, a ree Tee ibang es 11] {ea! a ' if \) “Ay WainalS Air #, ‘ “+ ponent of prohibition, is the latest —the old Monday misery 4 iy | ! a Stockings eve blow struck at the repeal! proposak method NO! NEVER! jw3 FF yi . . quality is wu surpassed! Reed's argument is that the repeal O Wet Wash fr AA. Pee oe: ) : : | oi) : 1 you must see these new, beautiful measure would remove all restric- 1 © as rom now 3% i , waco and practical SERVICE chiffon ; on | Af ) , ane : silk Stockings—for they are just ; | i¢ | what you wished and longed for. fe wy %, my eee tive laws against the liquor bus! ness, and that he believes jin -re- striction, though rot in prohibition, | Wet Wash, 6c lb. | A $10 Dew Former Judge Henry S. Priest, | i ¥s KK" 4 4 ae : In] | | Sh || | i 4 W i Hold n head of the State organization, de Minimum Bundle, $1.20 4 S fy ! 2 Vill p y ; ny : > on nd a Until Wante livered a public speech in Moolah : L4 ° y * . 4 ; : Temple a month ago, in support of vi et Hy ash, &e lb * the repeal proposal. He hag since Fla! Work ironed ‘ . ) ~gone to Europe. In his absence ates i ’ nimum Pr c James, W.Byrnes,: vice-president, Minimum Pendle, $1.60 All of these in the new bolero effects, combina- | .'@ : was asked by a Post-Dispatch re- Bundles called for and de- tion of materials and new sleeve treatments. | | ‘ 3 Pairs, $5 Thurs ‘ porter for an expression as to Sen- | §| Jjivered. in all parts of St, Come early for good selection. | & | peor Reed's statem«¢ nt. ; a Louis, Maplewood, Overland Sizes for Misses, 14 to 91) , | 7 3 Col. Byrnes said he preferred to || Park, Affton, Lakewood and | : ~hoaptants Ww ie 96 te af (Sonnenfeld’s Hosiery Shop—First Floor.) give his personal views . rather | East St. Louis. Sizes for | onien, + oO j than to assume to represent the inganization | 7k. 710.47 : "a im Be vines Reason. ’ eg fltsce » = an in Sale NEW WINTER COATS Sale ~ x E EE * a ne sald: | | The newest sports and dress modes Friday ' + | “Since there has been a change : in the season's wanted and popular & 95 sink in the American Government, by), WET WASH LAUNDRY Friday : colors. Lavishly fur trimmed. Copies e and | 610 to 618 Washington Avenue the introduction of the principle |}! : and of higher-priced models. Buy early | of sumptuary laws and the doc- |f) Victor and Ohio : and save money. Saturday trine of force into the Constitution. | . Saturday . A with the usurpation of the right , : = 2 : 7 : of the State and attendant cen : -tralization og power, the repeal of | Siate laws is merely: an acknowl- edement of these facts and an en- | deavor to fix the responsibility for law enforcement. : ih li HAHAHAHA mu sinenienaeinma (1! & “It is absurd: to’ maintain that TH ' [ our Government cannot enforce it: '% Noon-Houar Shoppers! WATT HL Sale Will Be Held “ Oar Laws. Therefore the National. At 12 and 3 0’Clock! HW Wl | First Floor Hat Shop Government, with a clear fied, eee oe : i} yt | Beginning promptly at 8:30 should demand of Congress. whai. Additional quantities of these Hats i Wi HVT Ht A. M.. Extra salespeople to will be added to stock, thus assur ss ; 9 Hi eve 4 ey c *T) ory ic " . 6 ‘ ' tit] hiti j ; x) MORC)S and mac! 205 ry is nec ing satisfactory selection. Minit Hi wait on you. essary for«the full enforcement of | Jj ; TMA ' the eighteenth amendment and the! HF}! WAHT HUE Math THE neat YT Black, Chanel red, jungle green—all the new wood | shades, in satins, flat crepe, moires, Canton crepes. | 5 ~ ’ d Lee eA one Sy, ge Wanted | “eatine (alved a Beaveretts tive Volstead act, and quit deceivine the public with specious pleas and voting appropriat'ons which are known to be entirely tnadequate. “Evidence has been presented where national iofficers have ce sured State officers and State ficers have blamed national *ficers for lack of enforcement, Re- gardless of what may be said, jit is clear from the testimony present- ed that proh'bition, as such: does ! not exist: and- regardless of Oppo sition, or personal viewpoint. hay- ingg taken its position, ft is the duty of the National Governmpnt fo ser to it that its laws are \enforced. unless Congress is too cowardly to ’ lente e wt, ; ” Of Fine Domestic and English Felt in the , at fi if NH } | ‘i eA 610 to 618 Washington Avenue |b Boy SOR Sing OEM) te etc pdt Aes ee ad da An tees anf ow ES: PE) a By ~ make the appropriations known to | "be necessary, act accordirnely and | . N f A d Wi M d 3 Penni Seite Tt PT DEMiles the cuestionl | O | : | ewest oO utumn an inter odes | A i W. C. T. U. Circular to Vioters on Dry Law Repeal. | The Missour! Woman’¢ Chris- a J tian Temperance Union, with head- , eS \ , y) quarters in Springfield, Mo... has , \\\ Z COLORS: issued a Circular showing the form : \ ae Fn | § : | The Greatest in which Proposition 4, for repeal . ) : - the — se law, will appear a ; Se ; “ i ee | Sport Hat Event Black n the ballet at the November Se / ge ’ Sand election. | | | . : he 18H i the Year! Proposition No. 4 was submitted f ’ . : O e ear * hy the initiative and will appear on ‘ > ee Gray Red the ballot as “An act fo repeal Ar } y Soy f oe * Wood ticle VIT, (Chapter be? Revised \ C P gi ope Statutes of Missour} 1919. entitled 4 | Lo . ’ a ° ‘Prohibition,’ and to repeal an act . 1 | ; ; ‘ , FE H P d . approved March 28, 1921. amend. | Sos Cae Ww very at rice Navy ing the same, and to repeal an act : \ ts J Ab Chanel Red approved April 3, 1923, in jatetionn ) WSs 4 at ust out : J gl Green SLB, unpgie to the manufacture, sale, YPossersa. sion, transportation and disposi- a \ y . = Its Regular Almond tion ‘of intoxicating liquors and the issuance and service of search war | an | y \ ‘\ : —— : . \\ W holesale Cost I Ete. . : { \y ; ' ; ‘ ‘ ; P rants. A “Yer’’ vote willl he for rene and therefore against the prohibition law A “No” vo aa be against repeal, and for the 1) : oe i Re eh\ NS : holding of the law. The ctre) In re I~ /\ NYII | Vee 8 | . ee Bae Wi 4 : abeesie yas eee ane, The ctreulars; J / | NII , HEAD SIZES FOR ALL marked to show a “No” vote, the | i oa 1a’? eo} Y ea =» > em ANS \ , y . } ae Mande Pederal officers. " i ee a y Loe. hee or oo : Every Woman and Miss eourt's Nepresentatives in Con, se , » : 1 a a ie ae Att “ag “Coats 80 smartly tailo is vote for the modification of tn ae iY \\\ iA Should Attend! Vie _| (A guck'gse smartly taile . ) 5 Volsatead law Ar ; SS , ee ; _. Pte a a8 7 . . . 1 OVeEeryw he levy | se : ef “ ‘Ss ‘ : , , : : : f : Pie az ‘Not v on , ae ; : why | ee Priced modeis. Newes NO" vote will demonstrate the fae | Vis 4 : , . zo Jie ee d ‘} } montis : First Floor | ~ fe, a ee m @P@ tewest colors, in that the citive ne of: Missa: ny Fe , J / " L fae S : a , Mie 3) , ‘ ; ati sa P i ‘ . P . tFiy ; tes. cent, loval), law ahidine and A : _ . ’ } - - nal ‘ the Intrusion af thie Niatis mini { «a . . e% 4 a : ; ww , - , ¥ : elation Against § th, Prohibitter i : , as id ; ! at Sh : i : “ Gee sd Amendment, in our State . , ee | 3% atfairs, x a Fie y Ca gy * ee hab he oe ob on Se ae y ~ se «<3 * : $ en tee a. js : bei $4 tite he oii S¥3 : b3 tes RE OE PES : : gi ay. : f ‘ ' . sb te I ; mhnpea haa : eel ries # aure , 2, a Sb ets pe Ee a: ; i! e294 ; 4 cheiahghet feted ehgrededets bated poetete, Leteteted iim ee La bade hae it

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eee -- _. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH We xespay EVENING. SEPTEMBER 1, 1996, _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . * ~ ) ESTATE s600 vated : : 1 St, Louis grocer, vento Mied yesieragay robat §3%.4in stocks 923,03 eash and dered the rest of the estate divided , a0 ‘ ; : ‘neeres last May) Cour! d remainder oO hi S- 14.656 1 ronds in his wilh Mr./into eight parts for children and 7 es crt: cof PR. ' rhout SROO 4 : tate is ij Californ ec] .- ats ’ 4 hrs widow. | prande! tidrer by a former llial- Money for You wy a : . . ‘ 3 iy” + : , . ; 4 ; . : «a6 : ‘ oer Peetu! cal Seb ber, 2% 1),450 Mm an iM- Phe Missouri : is include $349 who he niarried /23, and or-|riage. He Was 80 Years old fome and get it. £50 to $1000. ava. 4 “~ ee ia a harrassment and probably the lamp Over ia of this friendship. You dent have 'aV av. ~ ae: set mo 2 Oe ' Aod pay back $2 a week. The em - , - , average man when in need of some wee aes ; 3 " , money seeks a friend and possibly — ote : 1 wes ‘ L. i's turned down This mrans em- pe 4 te de thixc when it ix ~~ eusy to N af Styles r ‘ha ‘ . -_ 2 i # thd burcau of the Pox«t- Ddisgoae te ta. YOu] ~ } }) Opposite Loew's State Theater’ — 2 ee : ». | Sept. ) . . Live f Walsh & Shiveart Bb . 8. Pat. OF? —, — | : isa be ae sivas pees it oak si Whe x 3 Oe ce Pits Baguette | DESTROYS Fo All the IO0O00 PAIRS OF SMA RTEST N ip i FALL S7 YLES Pag ji. dloter in seis : == Latest | Fall Footwear Nett | sw | oa ie te a Diamonds el i ee, teen * yn on wa one eee « ~ - oro y Paina —- - My ‘i : +? ee teen © ag as : - ‘ “ t 7 * ft J AE AES A AA A OPAL ANE AEE, ON he A OE AN NNER a Tc easy En eannatnt cegpestaat 1 a0 AT aay eipe x tase sti ° aw * B. tcmar tings wisandustttiane - $ E 7 ? . ° my . Bee ag ‘i ; : , - ‘ - zen ? \ : fa Q . g % nt ‘ ia S&S Q S f ' : 2 , u i t the ut y i Ba gu . "tte - | #, | e | j ‘an Wad | S ° ; oo : 1 an Diam sad enriched by ’ y tt Popular-Priced | he surrounding sap phires y * ‘3 ie Ss ie & } . ‘ , ‘ f af ~*~ * . 4 79 % : . , ; : ' _ 2 2 | ed balues Wt OU ps Lalucs : why 38 | | ru ang B: Och to $6.00 lo $8.00 y. g Pie ae evens, is a brot | nerTD platinum mount A NEW SEASON — AND NEW SHOES « L A : : ranch yr Sees. Wee For Thursday, Friday and Saturday, we are. going to effer the newest Footwear ? ) ae BPR pe agate ow stvles in the city at two popula: prices, 33.80 and S4.80. Beautiful new Shoes made , . gi Bruyere Carpendg - cousis BOLLAND’?S ~ se espedally for us. All sizes and widths, in =pike, Cuban, low and military heels. : Locust at Tenth er Ee ten —_— Oe OL GS AN le NRA: hte. ely sadly Ty a ellis lina i ee By od ° oe ee ay - os ° Pee Wa ae LODE ALOE GEN AR tL eh sha ime ~ ~ wes “ben — ve : ‘ a . Ne —e . ‘ | , more petite » * Shoe Values > aS Mail Orders ee ‘ : ype ra ene wt new in > in Town o* a Aa. 4, | eee, D'Orsays “ me dainty and at . ea eo. aie wales E dj 3 Oxfords he els “ Poe & Wee a ee Fe A ae ee OMT Fancy Straps so variet ho e ges lS ea es es F | 4 a and CC the ’ * , . *; a Lp # Pei . a v4 Dies * n F: i. a. ~ Ate mrs * 3 . fe F All china, glass, woodenware, cooking utensils, gies! must be closed out this week. Pr ces cut to the forcing point. > ~ ow Cups & Saucers 4 Large ape |. Can special EIPAINT Soe Fp E 7 — aT us] 69¢ °*: ‘bixeo: — Z | *. va 4 “ =. 's . ta? ‘ - rm . . ~ / “ae ‘ae S° i. . i” Ps ay ? a f E -? : , > 7 - | ; : « A ¢ ] (} D * A $ ] () Deposit Anat ‘ pee ref, in sor ts aa a, age % eposit Will Hold Any Coat on Le A | h fie ge & PS od} A _ = oe Will Hold Any Coat Until Wanted : ~: ee, a ee ee ee A Until Wanted Stretcher wit h ean, center $1.69 , ry 4% S aor brace — No Finger Marks Fo: id on Cloth- = ing of Slain Pair , : > DECORATED: 75 ; *s “SEEN Doone : Ase SAL CERsS— ; . 67c a eal FOrDiING LAW ~ = ,ear | JERSEY CIry. } ‘ t — ae OE ST si WASH BOARDS BENCH — Hiardwe DINNER Si chia. A PE tetieoyigy 49 fii he Cc * oh wT 98c * $2. 98 8”? CLAYTHES a. WIkE ™ mamas PR oe oe BD ome alten. i2'‘c sto DECORATED i vik ean fee er Eo Thursday! A Sensation in Value-Giving! An Extraordinary } os “—' = ee Mle Belen Pn ee en an oe ae oe a ae 2 eee er oe oe ee ~ ae | — a - a SET — 4° and yperforats matt Dygal Ee toe) [St eee ee S1.°5 C1IATHEs DRVEK ri INDO =A REREN % we | two ; DINNER “PT ibe 25¢c | ; ‘ SS ee ' rT MOPS S — Tr aiigl kz ‘ “ARDEP! $7: 98 hice : 25c Malieahble cme ener ee ae LOWPRST PRES Ooin ; Iron Frame + " (HIF? ATT x VoTION LIPPED GENERAL AGHT at BALL Fame sd ~ treeti Wringers | (a) Lay csy » | Kettles TT aa &» kinde«: all , tlarce sive: imperfect, ‘ : tray crapite, 50c 69c 18c Ladiés’ Vests, low neck and sleeveless, 7'..c #1 60c Men’s Collars, slightly soiled; doz... .30Qc;i 39c Women’s Union Suit-, all sizes....... .19c ip 39c Mien’s Union Suits 5 $1.25 Double-Bed Size Bleached Sheets. 28c 42x36-iInch Pillowcases, each 49c Value Voiles and Organdies, yard... 25c High-Luster Black Sateen, yard $1.00 Vacuum Bottles, keep hot or coid.... Thi Result of Several Unusual halvenbiced Purchases—Almos st Unheard-oi Values at & 6TH Py WASHINGTON CAR ARAB ; * re opie ge “eZ : : ? A 3 ae ‘, r 4 Wanted Furs a. ae eee es Trimmings . os 40d ‘, ee 5 . — a. Marmot or: squirrel Prims— secalin Ves ; («Tt Beaverctte (dyed « some Plajn o Fr AND PERSSSTENT SKIN DISEASES “QQ. - TONIC - “Soe GUARANTEED :: aseewy Seon At Your BARBERS DALONEY & COMPANY. INC —CHIC AGO 39c Dier-Kiss Face Powder, all colors. 25c and 35c Laces, slightly soiled..... 25c and SOc Windsor Ties, ali colors..... ADVERTISEMENT Eats Bread and Milk - ~ 7 — ~ ~ 2Sc¢ Pn 5 39 I a vr t “=~ al Real Daak tak talk Deal tall tall teen Basement Bargains || Men’s Straw Hats cits Mens Work Shirts, 25 pe 4 es | all sizes . F $1.00 Cotton Batts, o sade : 2 b9¢ 5c and 75c Silk Baby 10¢ Bonnet-~ u 25¢ good qualyy Ging- 10s Phenomenal Savings! Amazingly Undexpriced at ; yt .* . ’ > ; ~~ * = 7 t "2 . ‘liiilow Cereen Sen 2 (ihane!l Ted am ‘ sow Ble e>e / ; ; s * : yi... : y>itic bs ( ork Low Price @-f cert ELT BASE NALA. AR “OT ARES Kit SEK a pert peat 'y* | ary arily tailored and of such chic style and Exquisite navy Georgettes and glistening satins, such as kS — ee ae ee Ne ee : : sh TRY OWE DOSE OF OF TEN durab! AbD ‘ , mat the dupli« aig much higher- € . vou ve never seen tor $9.75 Dresses styled and tailored to PRESCRIPTION. a physician's ereven —. INTERNAL treatment for Hey Fever end whim and for every occasion. Shown in Asthma. Sate. not habit forming. Quick relie’. Gueexing steps. Gyee ~~ modeis| Newest style features, newest fabrics ee | please your every aT PEW Cs Or in juniors’, misses and womens lea you | all the latest Fall styles. Regular and extra tizes, 14 to 50. snRNA : [= " - ~ ~ a . . ~ ~ = » . %.. ve ~ 7 ~ ~ oe ~ hoa ~ ae Hoapital eire oO ny oun — RY DOSE TODAY! — a TTF the $1.00 sise. A ST TR EE

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PAGE 14 ST.LOUIS POST- NISPATCH ______ | __ - WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 1. 1! RED.ROUGH SKIN rypqcrigN 10 SHOW — =e Resinol ww ncurer Gerad pez will MAY- STERN & CO. = S. E: CORNER TWELFTH & OLIVE STREETS) “ 6955S - “~~ . 45 «| ‘|| » ‘ SITES Ml hp (LESS } ppp h PES, PILLS KL, tify Vii if Why , bpp YY YY Yyyyy YY} Yip ty YY YYZ, Wiig COMMA Mid MULL Ld YW: Widdidll an A S t bD 13 f fe ime of : ~ Reduced fares Bed Dave ort Suites New York yl and return |g S871 Ot ee ee ee ee er Ff # Ff FH Cae: }@eacati Visit New York City in sum- oe er time—ampic hotel accommodations— shopping ‘ta +. # 4 # #4 eonanak Anything Musical IANOS. plavers. graphs and radio. be obtained here. »/ faction is king. The * # .# ie: at et ee ee ee ee oe FF? # P PF * @# - Ff # instruments we hand! good. that we havi Ti} - 2 eee ie. fn” s7Tryve in IS veers and give th i€ie salistacti Barthel. Duesenberg “P; iane 4 - ys Pa ee ee Be se -* 2 * babe le yin ‘ —- wo ae oF i ee we . . ij uit | bee C..628 «6 it 6.2 a’ be + 4 aiid) > ak a ae od 4 a -* # * # J "i464 ¢ : iver a pene ~“srrrnee 910-12-14 Pine Street * #4 * * © ‘ } eee ’ Por Ne eN t*} ; i . ~ - | | $0.0 .6.6 b€.4b6 Ob bb bd (a a ot ae oe ae oe ae ee ee oe oo at a a at oe a ee te "Gk St Se ONC op wa 2 ¢& inti = ,@ > sti til i ‘alo * } TiWiieyy ” iho hagiyy Lis “ 2 atl 7 A ¥ a ct tles of ocean beaches— boat Look! Peopie! mips on uds a iver, Sound’and Harbor—thiea- ad ° ‘ es and ie te: rf »f - san = bE Wass & Read This! iiey, ae See Niagara Sci tee Geach bamia ie ) mol reous than’ever, bathed n its night- m “iti, sta »? ae ‘ & re poe ed pew. atlie i. Tua u Naty ee ahd, a s) bse * © ua, eee 7 “Lie : PN I . *« a mo ooge _ me Theusands of oaped mone. Teo rat beer fragt hat all Tt ; , : i th are colme ts wild heme ‘ Dou pa the : nis Storic Hudson— woncdertul views, as - speonle en oh ~f" aad you trave! its shore—W est Point and tne weark ad — i> : Down an ’ —_— . ee : fame 3s Palisades. Circle Tours ' adh a * ee ee ee et oe | : Round trip fare . . . $72.32 pleteis pati for vou can h . pari ‘ i _ bis ; — . va . . Seas - na : ‘et . » - L— beautiful modern home. hs ' ons cn ast i. « i te metal ae - —_ —. "3 SS : = me ARS “ ae ee ha = pla rh irsc Ser : . 1a nad oc an rips over ese = ‘ : . - : ‘ = ss = = a oo —- . se Sen morn Se hah nee OS Be Sebo Sen eEe, se Se Bee SST. a : tal , I } i want te make a k Ps ; é = —~ + : = nit a YS ~ 2S eS ae PS Re nse oe is Z { } t want te build a heme. , ‘ Se — > noe 3 = bs . md Se oe « —s > . howses aepe oe Dien 5 - , a ‘? ; nm : aed i a 3 = - ¥, Sr s os ~~ e 2 a é . = . + . , ~a9 7° ——= * f : ~~ > s —.. an | oe ed Narne Gewerament “Ovaters 4 Mealth E o ~~ Ari c™ x. eying, ge ey” ji tee \ ‘wl Electric Washe ale RAPID-FIRE ; | .tters y ,. i I sage ’ | aeale * tly ai “3 " : he - . ’ : F P ve ." . » . ‘ a r , : a ; Carved Framed sige eS Base Se ie, les wn Electric Fede Bed Davenport “st 3!_ | === > 1 —_ . * 28S pen Op 0 tee te > locomotive a > bobs eno” ‘~ , $1.50 ‘Per Ww ee - . PORCELAIN KITCHEN CLOCKS EIGHT-DAY TIME ie eat Thr M ad+ whe’? BA phaieee tan. ad bsooth ety $3.9 WOOL WAIL BRUSHES SPONGES AND {- + AVMOIS ° LARCUF «¢ 3a wf sheep 7\ “od WASH ARB! F tHAMOTS 4 6m Beh Ame Bee ere ay 4 ~ the vitamin catsup ure Relic hi DIGEST Cad FF whale “A he i (Jil dea $9.50 ‘ di ~ ? SCHROETER BROS. HARDWARE CO. $14.50 $10-S12-S14 WASHINGTON AVE. ST. LOUIS MO (i th tf i 4h 4A Ob (® MO Oe tae oe * 3 Read Ttesaasy sn MV owe ed eee “hat in «8 the » Se ee i ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ; . r woes “ NR IB EI RR ae rag Fn | ane Pad nase ie ¥ % eres 1 segbeptiaes | 99 ee 60 0 oneig. men eguge bes Ree ts “ lee od Meee e* » << e+ = ee" Ge wee” As 7

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ae ___ WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER Y, 1996. | __ ST.LOUIS POSTsDISPATCH - PAGE 15 —s—‘Y” CU ADVERTISEMENT : RR A See EERE ENTE em me — “OPPOSE STATE LEV oesexges xT mt _—~/ = 7 Bat, ' ' ‘ J sf . ™ t ’ 4 j J i. ’ ‘ ’ ¥4 ' Nhig + - e: . j yf f ’ \ ;¥ ge o. if ‘ati } o ' . - ie i, ae : 1 aS Y ; \ v x, 4, fy 4 a ‘ - 9, | 7 ’ ’ ¥ 4 j | a, ; +3 ae ‘ _ w b ae ~ ‘} ’ 4 : ‘ 4 : ‘ go 1 . ‘ ; 1 ; ‘ - ) +" ‘ “rer ‘ Van ; : . 49 q ' - i” > ; : Ad ’ ' * : ‘, ; t ‘ ¢, | J 7 y ~ : wy) " 4 “ “ . > of Ot . ; \ q ts ; Pa S @ Here is a splendid opportunity to secure a ional Park, Arkansa % Bie. |imeeie fashionable Coat for thes. new season at a ; Vig hee ee a ‘ ‘ Th + | Wise | ea small, outlay. Coats of pinpoint and high- PRINGS PECIAL sj ee hs | luster Bolivia: also sports models of import- | a ed checked and plaid materials. They are en- Lv. St. Louis . ¥ . m. . poe | Bi) hanced by collars of moufflon, mandel and ‘ ‘ 717 3 Tet Xx , 1 Ar. Hot Springs ....... Manchurian wolf (Chinese dog). Offered in . wk ee colors favored for Fall and Winter, including ° Evening luncheon. and papektagt | corveds j : Chanel red, russet, blue and corgbrrration la carte’ plan shades as well as black. ee . ‘ Py . POP. SR Sa a a SN GT club TAR tans Ya SE) Sve i fat § ed sabi : care oe lode hrecineeasti ol : ‘ “ oo atso oe ote . . eee ae ~ " het wee ‘A on - ” n . ’ $ - ae ind bined emrethegen - GPM anaes % ene hebens ne en . wa eG rene wd ons oe ag . ad “ al ° . ~ * , - » - pebenensccat —_ " ~ eavabe ag ote remanent net iene) feeumretine oat nos Mane . — aoe 7 - are oe ~ 4 ° . ~ - = te 00 tet! | Ber “ ~~ & preaayy ae. quenttatged. 4 ayy we x # AS nen ORI RENEE peter ime a alt a om rate Src ade eek he Ais io nes HF ; ~ » ’ a Standard drawing room stfepers, cpaches. , , brig ceieghiooae Fichets and Reservations at City Ticket \Office, | Sizes for women and misses, 16 to - le : 3 ant thid eremes oo ee 44. Make it a point to select from 10 in eason > purpo said 1 , -% ae this group Thursday! S r ; >t I a in ‘ 3 ‘ | J HE THEN RAW, FRIED, : PY % Pls’ OR . Basement Economy Store ) STEAMED, STEWED : roulat {E> \; | = (ED AND DOZENS OF . Pax’ ‘Come . fe y, | R APPETIZING WAYS - Pe ee lial ee Choose From This Unusual Lot of Thursday, Splendid Choice in ; 5 we se food nov ; POperts 3 ; = , 5 4 from waters ° 4 aon 4 73 Bier fom wor Sok ee ee RT) Vomen’ s Shoes omen’s jHats red / 5 and sderal : hief ; ; ; : ; * F actory Cheched $4 ; and $5 Grades Offered at ’ 7“ @ Included are new | € A collection that will styles in women’s Ox- | interest many women and fords, straps and pumps. . ) misses seeking new Fall Made of patent, blonde, r es headwear. Of velvet and tan and b@®ck kid with / : silk combinations, trim- either high or low heels. |: i & med with flowers and or- Sizes 214 to 8 in one style in -namefits. Favored shades . Jor another. and shapes. Hasement Economy Store F ieiement a “Oysters : An Im rf | Health Food,” PLUEIE f minety-eight tesicd rei 3 ‘pes sent free on request Dyster Growers and cs oc} : ‘ _ pf “ 4) w ; VL. A Pi Lt of North America In . (ol fx yh , P+ 1115 a tic Ay . Veer 3 WW ashine .- Ata aaa a ee ahaa e ane eae anata ahaha enenetete eae enane “Scumarz & SHRODER ASHINGTON AVENUE AT EIGHTH STREET * a *@ Sono et =” : : ; @ ee ss eaTT) — r) 1eCT to seamiles SUD] Imperfect \ news N ow : | ia ini F Sp lendidls | / “ BE - $1.96 to $2.95 ee ae ee : a 25c Percales Kitchen Toweling ae Grades Stylish Fall Neckwear Be) el dee z ae “Star-Tex” part-linen bleached « ae 4 poe — ex Full-Length Black Stockings wa ath a — Ty ubs Tlic gets | - - ne with) blue border | $ aa oS : 4 JC Ofttered. at yarc 4 e Brightly Colored Golf Hos« the vard dine : ghtly hae Pepperell Sheetin Athletic Cut Union Suits Bath Towels at ‘Wein d DP tig Pepperell S$! ins : riped « oe Hien Te | tien ol a tn oh ened 37¢ @ Children's and misses’ Oxfords and on sr wel were re: :: oe xy Z A #8 uae. aed 7¢ righ lace Shoes of patent. black and St. Louts’ F avori ite Boys ‘Store! . i 6 Sagal nat re, 39¢ @ Hasement PFleenemsy Store tan leathers and combinations Sizes 6 to 2 HRaee ment Boys’ Collar-Atiached three 4 cnpart 4 } ond oe ay Hot water spring - | Sure Relief when 4 ' other @ ) csighn = ed in i 75¢ Parl » aes es ee «“ ee and a Half - ~ th ® a 7 ja oe rE a ee ‘ a teday . Want pd : OLIVIA aor ogg hat = C87) Live rminr- _ {ssi ~~ ’* - . F oa ms OG 7 a ee O22 8 2M, FM a. 228 A988 A F292 9,8 . a

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* as eg Age, oll . — wre ‘ 2S aR: Seen . ____. WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1. 1926_ sai ei _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Of Editorial Conflict” view. oo * ai, Ar reg, Yeu Ee Raeeeree 7 ~~ Rhee: Lo oe “~ - _ beg 7 Se pee) —_ trae by - Famous-Barr Co. Announces the Exclusive St: Louis Showing of’ | is Rk ; , ¥ Y ’ . . ‘ oo " . al ‘ b> : « 4 F — : q G e - : - > “ v : $a 7 . > ie ° ° * : : a > a e«? — a q , - > _ ie - @ **.64 () i — le Swagger Lypes of the New Season ities, the store that is Style Headquarters is chosen by the of Incre Shagmoor Coats Are the Recognized ” he styling of Sh ot —- Standard of Tailored Smartness upon more. and a Dn “ail are | i 1. ee ie ee en hoe wratr 3 . : 2: : : i that America topcoated the $8! rT way is to at's topcoated in authoritative style, ro : + deericlirt nae patterns and # ee . Ji - A ; UxUTY A — I Gi a ri. * ewe ’ 2 luxut po pe! sonal listinctior ok emphasize the distine-@ C nform tot Indiviau 1 ality ot their iven t the garments and em- 4 4 travel ag motorin cy ’ exclusively in their tash- —- on Shagmoor Coats ee ne “) tailors put into the better types of ; | lens ciothes. Pherth Fleer Shagmoor Coats cre obdtain- 4 ; nf ‘able for women and misses; a Wet on. sizes 11 to 20 in the Misses i \ . ere ts sc Section—sizes 31 to 41 in th toe | -, 4 % Be Women's Section—sizes 42° : — Se fo 34 a the Extra-Size se iq Naess ty? Section. sd | PB . x We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps / ie See oro Ranson meee EE A RN Ceo ee - = AO ome en ee mt ee oe SE ENA A ot ete ign ps bs BEE Pepe pain fH $e 08S oe ae ieee oes ; a aati ey . ' ” . . . By LELAND ¥ 4 i | _ , > —s ss es = PART TWO. ® CALLES CHAR CHURCH DIS THE CONSTI “That Is the Heart Presid ‘Mexico Declares i i SAYS CLERGY’S A ARE TREASO! Denies Pope's Ri Meddie With Stz Cathelic Kings | E Ages © Denied It. ti. Fil =

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TPT eyes ory’ TONY Freres noor Coats ig the season— te and relied by the most agmoors”™ are at American yatterns and the distinc- “nts and em- their fash- emoor Coats vhich custom tter types of , Fourth Fleer 5 3 ne heen t} a I H ’ ' } ; ’ ‘ , , ’ ‘ ‘ 9+ iw 6 p “a . 3 ; | . ry In Diplo a Mexica n 4 . > gob (Op ee+ EbtER Ess oo 4 eee Roa bbe t $5ene balepy canoes oy _ “4 7 as : % * nd * ry ete w2 whe wa wn Pe ye ee - : : pelisasiitehlenet “Segety 0! cc tdlavestiatts lenkgs Leteetit See tee ee eee eees es eS: ee = 5p ara: ee: Dorssed Sphvie \ eet babe so Seesengectesote=rs: f= Seah Meseeesee: = : ae Siete Toys: esses te 2 aan ** . whe - pune on nbs Sb oe! -o* oer oi save o sabes ry > ped edbeetee saeeee sere rere eel * 12 o> oT me > — 7 oo " - ~ e+. ho ¢ . o 7 : en —_— - + : : m a ; aaniee 3S sr ss - . ve epee MR. aati Heo ee . : — od . r SCR ~~, * 7 A ver « > 4 333 @ tf ; $ : 4 ° : £298... Eotecs dpaeheaes a «hy Neb ho Sa ae - OC ee See SeStestt Son seutaces wah Wpeditorial Page | ¢ Daily Cartoon |: & isz +P ies Ra te 4} Just a Minute Society—Drama ete 4 * (etisegesee 2° : . . . os . : tp no) eames eee =2 3t35t. 2208s P ies os 2 re “ . or ont ege = ee eee + ~~ * ** ° aa ~ $ . a + - see “7 : ae ‘ _ } . ‘ ‘y" " wf ‘) ; ; } } } ‘ . ; j : | ‘ sia , ; i ii ' i s* ’ aa .> ner DA] él : re : . baa tage to raise remained in . ‘ , Trial borecast,. s names ’ known in the The police, in French Political of tt} +f evidence in the eight nave spent on the in- have accumulated fit} friends pee ony contro rourh bee. la le to start this Discovery of the Fraud. colossal aud. and obtain farili- discovery of the fr: Mitution clea casts for ~ Cd canis te k hie : ffer | fallen | , } 44) na m » en | an important institution end vp } ¢ Peo} MSl' . : mt , 2 neg AE .. lat time Aiges te ls. rh i! ad he Mioner with «>. . , - Or ‘ame ) | now per He aaa a a scover t Jose band | om urged ou face. se rnited states ARBITRATION [S$ PROPOSE in Fray _ring ‘the “Mellon Joy peanants, Invested their “old | grafted on several years ago when | PAMUIAMEMT SESSION EDS Kren Purpose e Tar | “oer rieti sine iar bite ' eit : 7 : tee iis ; neh’ securi t} bli | be BE Miekican Government 16 in trontie, “but tn car eount OVER TRANSATLANIEG SLIGHT lascs ask flow worth about one-ninth of par|vines. =) | WT COAL STRIKE UNSETTUED no . 2 = - . ' . : ce h geal ‘ yrs aT ‘ ( apt. Derry ’s Litornes SULLe Sts n a e gs2ic "y ; ' _*? 4 a. . 4% +. * . ‘ ; : ment. | , | ae pee een See ? v m1 Ve) beer Will Reconvene in Month If Nee- » and NO rs ‘ : ’ ‘ . | ' ° . ; .* | | . Atm _o — , Sam: Pe ee ; rrows that th hole situa- count! bist ds .“ ' essary to Kenew Ponrergenes Outjyot Court a shi Regulations. P@nd the jaws. } e “I knov E blic Pres Pefus: P®ions of Ensign is), me ment befor Pties the , ch Urch«: 4 1 . ; 4 > , . ‘ cae I icine oe caine] rng Seneca re aint | MEXICAN WOGRATORARAL “ERED | 272° + revwtres ana ihe rate [the gi-ohe cial then aha Suan | ae ae all ar erterqpes” [a | Brine Aeomtned Emme | Shen i io ree lek | eae . its wi : ery zn a | . ad ‘ : ! | ri 7 7 Curious About Prout OtsOR. SULTAN'S WIDOWS 10 RETURN ’ . ~ ‘ ri far the H ; : : ’ ofel des Bergues for the lImpressi« v4 as Pp! ally decided not toa nresented, at - coming me ings 7 six-hour discussion yYrRe miipcormmittee af the harged with examin reorganization of the | adopted Lord C ht modifica- give Spain : sents the tenure ! out that-«the e draft approved nittee, can by a two- “ re-eligibility to any onpermanent rnember of the Council whose ferm expires in ja? the assembly this arme vote, Can endow the new nonpermanent members ’ with re-eligibilitv in advance. Hereafter, however, the re-#@ligi- bility of outgoing nompermanent members of the Council: will be voted on by the assembly only after ithe expiration of their three-year ’ ’ randates Spain Is Unbending on Demand, Foreign Minister Says. SAN SEBASTIAN. Spain, Sept oreign Minister Yanguas, “re- ferring to thé forthcoming assem- bivy of the Lye ague of Nationa, t»%- ‘day said that Spain's attitude to- eqiivtt oof ward the League was unchan-ved The Spanish Government, he iid, resolutely maintained ite de-- | for a permanent seat on the ~ Council, and was interested i no other formula France and Pngland Oppose Span- f ish Claims to Tangter. Ry the Associated Pres PARIS, Sept. 1.—Now that the Spanish Government has been in- formed by Great Britain" and France of the status of Tangier, these two governments are ready to do what they can to favor Sparish interests more directly in the ad- ministration of the Moroecan city without any change In the iInter- national form of its government 4 French sent to Bpain it clear that the annexed to the n Morocco hote points out that ris Government felt it possibl. ‘to abandon this interna- tional regime at Tangier, }t could not take the Spanish viewpoint be- the freaty by which the | of Moroeceo accepted the French protectorate provides that | status of Tangier ranged Mussolini Say« Italy Must Have Part In Tangier Conference. 19°G ty the Preas wend P boy abone i= “ws York World (“er and Post-Diecstel . POME Vremier Mues- ; 3 ’ + at Italy part in the tIn- remnes thet muet iA ts wettie the Thix in#@istence, sed on Italy's Algeciras treaty, fact Italy is a power «» cabinet he had representatives a uetions to try to make f Nations ag exion ry ond “ulitzer ck Weartd Premier it is sald im @ip- is annoyed at the ‘y implied ‘gestion that En- pair confer on mation. and after ent eonsult [galy ‘1 State@. Mussolini plang ‘to acheme bs inwvi'.- ‘Trance Spain and tefl Statee to a conferenc: itn rri¢ diately after the of Nations meeting. Pitts nies a a eee Rieied * OT MLL ONG ope titl tah sony ttceiln etety Syign tain 7 ‘ “RPS. Mea Se roe ss wes 7 eal ; wae : emai . oe Celdt yg a9 a _ a rect wiper anne ww

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A ee ee ow PAGE 18 | ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926. pene SS oie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | WILL NEW OLIVE ST. BE NEW? CHILDREN IN THE PARK. | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER | The new zoning ordinance became effective May 26 Forest Park was filled with children, yesterday, | Dec. 12, 1878 ‘last. Under its provisions residence and apartment} who had come for the annual festival of the Munici- Published by the ogee Publishing distric is WwW il] no longer he subie et to gradual deterio- | pal Playgrounds, and that lovely place never showed | eae A oom B “ype ration by encroachment of all sorts of industrial and | so.sweet a mood. We older ones have not the way | ive Street. ain ‘ _ commercial buildings, workshops, @arages on street |of playing in a park. Our avitomobiles swish along | > . ts 4 3 } sir ; "eS I Ux eee , eae ? 7S 4 ah in full reg: . ‘ =~ oan Me — 3 . sey 2 ° iva a os + ‘ | . = si a _ Fins ae . ni P > . 4 ae : 5 A ' f . ; ‘ ‘ +“ . U ‘ : , preference, : ing refaced with the filthy old bricks from the torn-! hand is a last year’s bird’s nest or a scrumptious ant- | Botts et ey £ is Cp . 4 service service was hel ie down walls. Buildings that should be torn down be-| hill to be investigated. eae Sta pe OF PETA | a . earl auditorium, alse : oh ig! -.. . if a od ? ie = t e f tht Hs: Effect of Proposition No. 4, ‘cause of age and unsightliness are being moved back. | We must abandon our outgrown claims to Forest , abt a ae ie ; Feasonic auspices, at 10 q To the Lditor of the Post-Dispatch, There are many one-story shacks still standing. If} Park. we oldsters, when children have possession. ry | cach Roe cae i€ - if eet 8 te re ; A ie ‘Burial was in Bellefon ah ] AGREE with Senator Reed's wound | no restrictions are to be enforced, they may be re- | Even their frolic in the Municipal Theater put us to rf | IY isl ey oe an ea “if ; : : metery ht service laste ie logic against prohibition, the eight-) built or moved back 40 feet. to the very great detri-|shame. Who would dare uphold the charm of grand 2 TR eee eae a in a -enhig Pog - The fhidnish tae) wae eee i eenth amendment and the Volstead act, tent of tha atpenite buiidvance mnt the teemeie ' : SO: 1 Sty OO ‘ 3 . a. ur. W ad aA * fe His: iin asiawer to Mrs, Bureer of Spring- f SPPSRTARCe F pairment | opera when Beauty and the Beast are bold upon the | } : ars bi 4 e@wasa chou of vo | aft; field, but I disagree with him that the of property values on both sides. |stage? What spell is there so fine as when 8-year- | b> WN Ns Deane!) a Bee | of oe &e | = guitan played &. phere ie 4 repeal of the Missouri Volstead act by Sorfe 16 property owners have united to oppose the | olds proceed to prove that a handsome Prince was | ee fe See oo) SR te Pa eps : 8 aae W. Zimmer’: porsae 2 fe the people will wipe out all restrictive | street railway plans. How many have done what | only bewitched and could shed his ugly guise if little) iQg°@pangeea’ 5% ERR ee OR 45 4 — eomimian do " N aws in Missouri. they could to prevent the reconstructed street from | girls d 1 long h and kept. i ti | Tegan’ | Le: | ‘ ee cnaouncement d if Referendum Proposition No. : “ia AR | ee “ae rata giris danced long enough and kept. good time Lo | Bae A: Rae ty bie Oe act 4 je the announcement, af ) carries next November. all the intoxi- | 2©!2§ spoiled by ‘owners: who have no pride in its pretty music? Such dancing, too. Such scampering. | Si HAS A LOS “ ef eee fe! ae ay alae masa ten B M Campbell, " a cating liquor laws on the statutes that future? Such noble business under the trees. The theater, NSS Coy SD: 7 iene” Satoh es tee iets f ager of the Court of eng are not in conflict with the eighteenth If there is any section of the zoning law that ceuld | Yh’ mae ‘yt . Oa ¥, ) pe Ns > Seer : ree of the ritualistic ser d ' 5 ite niaton A 1H filled with sprites, Pan himself “stamped his foot in | Theresi amendment and the Volstea act Wl!!!) be invoked to saf gy nent Taha eee : ; . ; | e safeguard new Olive street from the a: ‘et’ s airiaa y . still be in effect and can be enforced | _ sce anaes enaplalee : es | the near thicket” and good fairies might be heard | nd getvettee by the police, Sheriffs and Constables of | U2 ‘4t menaces It, now 1s the time for action. tramping the forest carpet. Impossible? Not when the service. Ra ete . ‘ ' , a . S. : * 3. 3 - We ,f the State. Ail the old State laws per- ailing | children alle in the park. MeL ag BB aly ate . , riz * Le ‘og oy ‘a } _ ve rrp > . i f° : 3 ty n" Re 4 2 ss. art tee. me ak . % vo = ; : fore yoid. But all State laws, forfeitures |! Little Rock, Ark., Was near: death from gangrene. Senator Butler of Massachusetts. a textile manu- A Be ee A RE LS Sng OS an Bae Ota 8S , :, see 4 | SE WOMAN iS HON . =»: ig} * “ye Lar a, ’ is if Ta St > _- 7 Yee ; 4 . Je r : ttler's daughter, shecmss ‘Sale ho survives mim old, wie > “+ es . . 7 a Pp. . : | ic tntanhe co 4 ; : and penalties against drunkenness and| His physicians said he might be saved by the use! facturer. says that the tariff wall ought to be raised ? for the protection of wom cumere™ | of a serum obtainable only in New Jersey. A supply, | higher. Congressman Will Wood of Indiana suggests | . i SP SOD ar 5 Re eo . Mee pat wie Mae Bm Principal to churches, mass meetings, etc., would still ordered by long-distance telen] . as placed on : , om ei Sakae de «veo ‘ oe ae Bee ly’ yw F ember of the wobgae - ale : s-discance telephone, was placed on a | the same thing when he tells reporters at the summer | EEE eR ey ' Mae a: 3 » : | . . ; "yf 4 A a? ¥ " Ase “4 be in effect—notwithstanding that the 3 : | gon | os ; , , a . -* _ a a? rom . a Sant 7 The White House that if there is any tariff revision after | Js "OR ne 2 | Se S SO ta ember of the! , ° sae .4 te . . ’ hy ’ rie and parts of laws in conflict therewith. |] ., Noes spate ; ; ‘ | Se Saonyee Cal Me : e ol 120 miles an hour. anc arrie ‘oO! re ; ae lar , ———— ' : ; : Moreover; if Referendum Proposition , ) , | i carried from here to Now if Butler, who is the chairman~“of the Repub- | : or. wae i ncipal of St. Paul's Girls Si % ; | i to > a Py hs a Df ¥ ts : ‘ro, ) oly a” Ta" . » . 9 . ‘ . , @ . . a ‘ : no - Sy é arr ee L er, : * . 2 4 herein . ie e No. 4 is carNed by the voters, there 1s | tock by an army flyer, who delivered it at | lican National Committee, and Wood, the chairman | eee ae CAS Sitar Chee. et i bide Se Gee Hong Kong. King ror ° oj , a -.* . . ‘ , » . , + é ‘ P _ _ . . , Fe or Q taal om “2, oot Bee = ! and women here. heavy penalties the manufacture, sale.) | : eo prompt a al OL; is in the public interest, then President Coolidge is iss Woo was educated at : vif | the serum gave the patient ce } , ee ‘ » >: he Ph eens Peet Cae Sheds a : » transportation, possession, use or gift of | he serum gave the patient a chance for his life. daily committing a grave sin of omission. | 3) abana ee he ates SMare tT Weirien Schoot, Hong Kong, j : ' ry. e's — 44 . as , : ~ os , ‘ es : : "ee . 5 : ; ; 5 ae " 7 : 4 to” : q . P » a) any intoxicating liquor banned by an act | Phe something to Dp said, after all, for this For the elastic section of the existing” Fordney- | a, . . 3 ag as gor ae > SS é reby leaving our clti- echanisti@ age rar , ; : , 3 ‘ _ il. England Ww _eeecee ane therevy leaving our cit! | mechanisti¢ ag MeCumber act gives the President the power to ralse | Charwell Ha ' ’ received her teacher sedtipls zens free to accept the benefit of any | veibcarcslaniiisalii ily eh eae Rs : - | Pi eet htnesone of the vicious and a. conmnc- wel the tariff rates by 50 percent. The machinery of 4 | Mten Semee ghe has built ae futile present Volstead act, instead of | — Congress need not be set in motion. All that is] __ Beane Sl aey 3 ol yntil there are 700 girl ‘ : “very nea }j ¢ x} re hat vat Irach ric —- —— on : a . — : : —- + - pid ht ont having to await a period of two years Every on In a While that jolly Presbyterian required is a stroke of the President's pen. When , SSE roll, and th Rritish } gov a . c . " . 4¢¢ . ‘ ~f , 7 } .y* 7 . . 1} vr. g " 1 _y rien a . one neenetnenenenannetalllinenamemneesianatanaane , , 7. ‘ 4 3 ora before we could amend our State act in, e:der from Sullivan, Ind., otherwise known as Czar | the ee spokesin D triticise the present rates | ] h M I R R O R ¢€ 2 | Sap siegligaate a ? , “> +i } i all . gta ‘ , >?) Ty) . j ’ . » . \ : : Zz . s” ; “dq : : a @ President for not bobet tak T Written f ' er > ‘cisions of], : , or the : rsley being necessary under the beanit ” . | idea. One such) Was produced hy Have vesterday them J U S T A M I N U TL EK POST- DISPATCH ‘~ , ts. Hair rsie y to Woes the United States Supreme Court, mee : | ; ae ' . | is the Adsociated Pi cas In view of the fact. that Congress; When he called on the President at Paul Smiths, Without having paid a visit to Paul Smiths, we | |//——— ee ee z NEW Yor Sent. 1.—One +} 5c " on . P ’ iv hs ~Y)}; is 2 ‘> "OHCaryvo i? > y : 4 ‘ ’ . , s . 4 ’ ’ . i a & | : bie rie "eta t} failed to provide the pe ople a me ans of Mamely, that space be reserved in the new Govern-. venture the prediction that Mr. Coolidge will continue This column is designed to reprod eo i , - Be referendum on the wisdom or vicious-| ment archives building for motion picture films ielors, Leuis Gordon Ti : ee es SO VOLES historic events Mr. Coolidge refused é ’ : Ee ] 2. ’ days ar , ! r . ; . 4 | ee iat et 7 : St ts. mr. lee used to comment! Noy. 2 . C > 2 tee . 1e@ melancholy dayg are here . x Sad Gs ES the different states must provide their. at thsin - bet that abil eek ® = a6 Noy. 2. Mr. iO lidge is a protectionist; and the Pha woeth waka Galion , rO GIRL WHO FROZE leading publicists, newspapers and pert Miss Hilles Morris, a : : . ¢ ; j rsa) : r . a A . on = 4 Be oe ee F . ; . ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ : . : L c ; ° , , nti os *'s , is the. Missourian’s only method of ref-| Will Hays. And while he is go-getting his national Coolidge is also a_ better politician than either of| Their passing makes them grieve: Headline in the St. Louis Times. 2 seal ‘ s sail inte , : 1.3 eivie | on , sia oe = ; ‘ re : - . as, ‘ . ~ 9 enti ' - ‘ - s , ~ erendum. If it carries, sabe: ae movie house, we anticipate the production of thrill-- them. And he has heard the voice of lowa. | I would not so mistreat the lyre née origin of “Keeping Cool With Cool- TEXTILE MEN ON THIN ICE, ~ fw of Stcamboat Man Di j ‘¢ é C Track . ‘ ta | , ccrys) ’ ‘ 9 : 09 rs ‘» “Ag ;° y . ah yerdie ~ rita Sexo a og Ll one }ers that will make “The Perils of Pauline” seem as nn — - With chants and roundelays; ldge,” we presume, From the Washington Post. : oe Amelia Motechi ae mind w regar j ONnIV aS aN exXpression tf ae gle bas : ai : ; ; : rap . te a ; * s e ‘ - a -old., widow of (ye orpre \ ote of public opinion and it will not leave | “Me 48 an educational tilm Maybe Senator Reed will create in the liquor fight ne bara cocker ieea “YOU MAY GO WHEREVER YOU LIKE.” POPTON textilg institute has GES @ Mississippi steamboat « us as helpless against the hootlegre r, nor QOT er urse, this lk tional movie house will not he some sort of neutral soil upon which Senator Wil- | st t ( ole x davs ms ¢. | : : ’ formed by the leading cotton cloth Sa 2 dted of the infir miifies of ta ry ¢ , ; . . ; ey Ss "PTcCr ) "¢ vad ’ ; ‘10 aif 4 Pp “Se 3 res ’ } is- : " a . bt , Loi work the harm that the extravagant dry; without its educational films as a Warm-up for the | liams can light. teh sia ay a Boe Boe — eure , covery 0 a iti - : eee a ee «facturers, North and South, for the § Mday at Vista, Val.. whither fanatics and their parasites, the .profes-) mellerdrammers Little studies in Vermont farm f—-— 00 | - Pimageradn inte wilco f hit : i th 7 oo Pe te ity. Bus adie ee : ‘ unny Or mirth provoking in nudity. sut sional drys, would have us to believe. If), : : g ’ ore Ing and the proper use of the san I ‘ke yi] / ory Tho ‘ . “re : . ‘ . >] Tres “af . aw the members and elimina it is defeated, because of a groundless . proj i ip bucket will do very BOOST FOR AEROLOGY. rhe melancholy davs are here, | th London actress who refused to say é inating waste in i Ce . 3 “of 2m , 4 nee 4 1¢ wi serv : os - ts | macited Over months t awent eel we rave. charter , shi “With | . ‘h aw — e vista, for th ath tions : vertauae Municipal Bathing Beaches. a a Coe ? | : nstruments v crave charter. membership. With so uc law faces agriculturists, for the Jat » nation To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch Chere will be one of the famous conference in the | near the ground, could not tell what was going On The melancholy days are here NEAD with interest your editorial White House w hence Attorney-Gen: ral Sargent rushed up alott, where the weather is hatched. So, to that The poets are | eit cael i , : ’ ' suggesting bathing beaches along the to make his midnight rescue of poor little Eva, im- degree, he was blameless. Hie lenonisbee ‘was dus But. when the leaves its brown: and sear and corner of er ation, with the railroads |>y¥ agriculturists in the development of of ler parewin’s W ife Actt Mississippi River. This would be fine, personating the Aluminum Trust. And one: where |to lack of the aid he mig At have eot fro: . ates || The Channel gets a rest: offering special rates ics ey many places, Pe gurie: gees ee of cotton clotl iter a eee ES eh, fact that the emptying of te e 2g n aero ogy. | hia alae aeielite elbinee aaa | it does show a paucity of wit to tell some- og », rae oersee textile industry, have ha : ' “3 ~~, sept. | The ene innumerable sewers into the river irom a: ETS | : oe | sae enn Fer which let's render praise: one to go to hell. The expression is stale, /% hard time for x year or ore. This is | “ppeongat season in London ¢ i oe feels and the East Side cities | deals deadly blows to the Federal Trade CommisWon /the United States Weather Bureau having ordered! To what is due this precious ‘teint ¢ flat. There ought to be a law against th‘s j se intense domestic competition, as well ; mean reeset for Mrs Stat makes it impracticable. a and the Tariff Board. And one about a little blatk the creation of an aerological station for the guidance | September's cooler days | r pS ere Py roarbibe. ales te teatnad he ¥* pos: rf ogg at na ee As an alternative, why not agitate the | satchel containine $100,000 3 Sos : . al ca 1 . | ys. | . . : markets, al: 1@ Variation In a if | 8 DUSyY at work in her 1 matter of municipal bathing beaches coma ts ae prensa! etc ae = ts ioe carta a ae yg oaiees pie 3 flying field. in ee see why the poet praisey - : Miller’ Huggins has hired a comedian to is cotton. PR cotton textile industry | ind’s “constitu mv * Si WY actos along the Meramec River? This beau- | Se we | oe i ie, proteciing us | ” qaition to taking daily observations of the condi- | 1e month of August, hot as blazes? keep the Yanks happy. As we never tire of ‘he United lates faces the delicate task are. Where she ix epening ’ tiful stream skirts or passes through | from Moral rurpitude, in the person of the Count- | tion of the atmosphere to an altitude of three and 4 repeating, it is none of our business: never- | dodging. the “her man anti-trust law and t € flower showe and AP pe: cues and various funet many other places to which to go, with tons ire exempt from the operation of the ani Ye been arranced tn his he of vacation literature describing every nook {trust law. This is a special privilege enjow ney-( reneralship. dressed in the sword and robes of Beowulf. And what is aerology? We are.about to find out arin . > . ‘ "ry c - "a : " 1 e ne : St. Louis County for a distance of 30,ess Cathcart. > one-half miles, by captive balloons and other means 3 he melancholy days are here, ~— | theless, we think the sight of the American | a ral Trade Commission, while and» forts of fummer fetes, Bi . rer aaev dtlatanc os , ‘ BELO, The gladdest of the vear : ends date ’ 1 en re fhe same time reaping th d of more, all within easy distanc: . suevest ; Go ee ee vor — i aw me ar, League standings should keep the Yanks ping e reward Of Drag on bagl Ry the use of improved |.. We suggest that by charging admission to a na-|for the guidance of the air mail pilots, the station The summer girl will disappear fairly contented sal co-operation. a Missouri Road Condition So Baap. tonal movie house showing such stellar eCES > Will be a valu ai » loc: , | ot | eee ; 3 3 highways, already constructed and the : “a t | telia a om the | | » (r , 7 — i "i ° = hot weather, whereas only a few hun ae ~ ) : , : i ~ ST a may be September’s cooler nights. heads in the sand, we humbly suggest the | cause approximately half of th as good dred can now do so Of course. it would | GOV. Baker cannot and will] not interfere With the iowing due east, and to wonder what is going on : ® | | Columbia-—« ie ; F accidents to men employ ed undergroum Mober}, Part) | the coal mines of the United States has | poe : \! lL don't see why the poets praté so ostrich. be necessary to construct sand beaches; Ku Klux Klan parade scheduled for Oct. 30, and he | "P there. Its knowledge will be doubled. so to Say.| About a month I | ns eneOns, and spene would has so notified Henri (Chouteau. Ri: publican candidate And when the next drouth comes along, if the aero- | have to be renewed at the beginning otf the season and after tess rains or ir: roads goo really hate so! " clouds : rf . P ‘ Communication by mental telepathy is , . ’ : } 1 : ore: fe ; To ’ ely j . Ai oat "Orga: ‘ ' | elle d th © t £ 7. ea alin vom * Bey ve ' ¥" : ; tor ( ONZYeSS, whg asked him to do so logical station is. Ww orking properly, our weather man Tine! Merenes Cretels Setlince i cass = the Intes forecast. Wie will fnen be able Fr ' i ireau of Mines, De partm % Fn vided \ roads fair. ; y . r@rmanyv wee ; rey ae : see t » te ‘ople exactly what we think of the | Comme rce, to a in els wae Cily-—Cloud foll Z repre ie n rie t — a ie Mie a thar, | May have bette ‘ (CA&E : ain eh ‘ . te e il peop m », .O Appoint a special en tn . ‘yy OL) periods of high water. Rath house S and The } ‘ it at WW adeailn iif ii «at parade ‘ and LileyTe Ne . success In his pre dictions. staked the ro? mer subject of his Imperial! i u it} out danger of mniurder A libel e@uit or & ] a7 © S rain Pe iat firrn other facilities would have to he pro- 18 no reason why ie Ku Klux Kian should not have oe Majesty,who swam the Channel H's per- a fight ere s careful study of the cams DEtleld 7}, idv: read | , : lt. . . , — ‘7h. Ads vided, but the cest would be compara- the same liberties as any other bod, of llghiy trained man from the TI ittsburg” Hann it: a Cloudy: tee ah S sry . Pp, val soni atte ts Tr ' ‘ CiILIZeNS, lo senator Pat Harrison told reporters the other dav sonal a tempts - crossing were mistakes, ° bs ° roads mu periment -Station has been relieved off Cape tively slight. ngs . eee see . + Tha ~~ — ee . gE deny them such liberties is merely t) practice in that no American should be allowed to visit France , That earth shocl in New England may | duties there | ‘irardeau—Clear; rt . wreak eo ; -* NPris “if > ™ > ” - . . tc } f ad ° { * b4 ‘sf j ¢* : Chicago s greatest point & iperiority ieee the wink: tab hy thi “ | The President's mose may interest the have been merely ‘the reaction to Senator rere to undertak t epecial tn » after rails over St. Louis at present is its wonder erance, the vice for which this newspaper has fre-/ until she settles her debt to the 1 nited States He cartoonists, but the polit'cians continue to | 3utler’s remarks about the tariff ga n Of the tragedies that take off se ' oe me ‘ > « ; ‘ MM. ‘ ‘ i , : - é , ¥ . €.) ’ ’ ’ i} Fa) ha ar 9c ; ST. : : ; ¢ , ’ ful bathing -beaches along Lake Mich quently denounced the klan. was in Paris when he said it. Pat always was an concentrate atlention on the President's . . . men in the nm@ning industry. The cor . | aes Mo ¢ “") myperegr if Sr T rHIIS 4 ‘ . } ' . oe ‘ ‘ . ’ ‘’ : si | ins of this R seclal sf d }@ ar : p vements. gan. If the proposed merger of St. Ton! ro ask the Go ‘ tan thea ; . ; ; ‘ rere U Ave ! Berudy niade il Lil rOVE ornol to uss (ne ¢ xtraordinar’y po- amusing cuss. ye Pardon the observation burt Clemenceau - i the A Bern, lsat ect and St. Louis County is adopted in the lice power of the State to ] he ki + “ K . seems nd t} | : i ) oy the recent congressional eegmm ‘ es ; :; ae : t | e e ) Ce t! 7. ae, . a ation feature second not even to Lake | ¢+¢ : the legion had in mind in selecting Paris was to re. RS Fagen teh ir h Sy e a fam IS MENCKEN PANDERING TO THE land coal is one of the most diffieults Lona The ” py j ; ine nin ‘ . . : q ‘ ss Ds : Nn P ‘ ‘ly . eens ; = 4 Michigan iteelf. : The United States h ips sent a cruiser to Bragmafi S produce the scen@ of war days. But Paris is no long: is so seldom at home that th BBY ig a ly LAW -BROW SS? ' problems in the mining industry, a. Aug os Minnekal GREATER ST. LOuUTS. ; ‘recy ln? , e . 8 tea oae Os . ” ’ chance > an re boon : ' TER Bluff, Nicaragua. A bluff to Bluff, so to speak |e the joyous. and hospit able city which the soldiers to practice, 3 We are quite serious in our questions Th these accidents natural! y occur whtled S01 hampto, \ SIG ee ; * . 1. AW ee PM [ a | | ° . a oe ee . | miners are loading coal on the cars oF i 'knew in’ 1917’and 1918. To Americans at least it is : . r . amvrcana” section of the Mercury tur engaged in cutting or barring down the @ CALLOO, CALAIS! querulous and sullen and. without debating the fus- The t} ming we cannot figure out ahout se ptery be r contains the following Outhburat ‘ierkoetter ost oe mor ii ; alienation suits is that affe : from the Postmaster-General ov did yourself eiaiad telling enw \ ierk oe eT, wl i) | ) ‘ 7 in the War? as a so}l- tification of its present mood. it does not offer the 4 ; 4 f ctions do nor i bie , ‘ seem to possess any value until they are | “The deluge of season's ge ' lie y (,¢ a li \ al 1 he +> } - ] ? a > : > be ’ ‘iy cy ye ? | ’ . ° hogs are called. If the bucolic)’ Of Germany, and whose channel swim was fi-| proper background for the kind of party the legion | lost : éxpressior f te io ‘ Bir ‘ed ] ne * a ; waa r — and ressions oO grood-\ ie} whoop means “Pig Ahoy.” vou will prob- | nanced by the ex-hKaiser’s eldest son, Was taken tothe wants to Lling. | ® ° bd har Cor fr t} csi a : ye , , " to cas . fay — : “ae os é mvt ne rrom 1OUuUBsBANnCdS nr le ably be able to tell wha the farmer arms of the Frenchmen of ( alais, who gave him a -- ——_——_ @@@ — a oe Admiral Sims, at the age of Su eet Aug. 3!. Laconia. 3 Aug. 39, Baltie, 3 “1, Aquita Calling the shorten Animals. Toa the Editer of the Pest-Dispat ' aa Aug. reelprocated ” m “ en : Digs. Also. what the milkmaid t« driving ' , chan parne. Tits The } rench have by this time looked upon the dia. hie a nasehtents ne , therefore, he A cordially reciprocated | the laws and blessings of health of . Aug. af. Prvsid Hi at when she murmurs. “Sa-a-ah to tha | . en | A rie | more (ive In cooling Franco- | passionate countenance of secretary Mellon, ana 7 a. . that the re jis tr) existence an insti ‘ a (or ® ® t peres When calling 0 A (0 be ; ee | in the House of Commons a liar, and is suffering n discover it ourselves. Have some mavericks tered by great wealth tt i tater: York. a on. . Tip. That Kirkwood siren isa jolly good girlina pinch. from suspended animation , oes the election oath 'n Herrin end. atrayed into the exclusive fold” Or is : ome s oh oeingy i iat m pret 7M “List Atm. 31 I*roeia {e 4 : . “AD Mma . 5 > > ; “ave ; AT « ; g ' or e etterment : - dae a) : . F — d y God have mercy on my goul: Meucken about to join a Rotary club? | kind. "I im " Via Boston, b P 5 ¥ SPUR ORPLeC Ree eT eth dette ; tet & oT ee wee —2 — . , . = 5 zs , “A er ‘ : +s 2 ° a. ae) Gai ~~ Pes a > s ae tpn tha ote eS ee Tee . taheienehs dsHqgerer. tet; S265 Shot ot ohagars 53 10 Gedh Leis ibis be sige RES = NSS OTE RR AR EST Ses oe

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“ ’ Poe . aes LOUIS POST-DISPATCH phils _WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 Stine POST-DISPATCH | PAGE 19 NS Al TEND (Green Mountains in Vermont and in Mr. and Mrs. William Samuel Scott,| of Tom Laughlin. He. will remain London, and will visi in New: win and Miss Billie Goeéwin, cof 8. ] }the Adipondacks On their return; of $688 Kingsbury boulevard, with his parents until his depart-! York. Washington, D. C.,. and| 5142 Washington boulevard. / \ | they wfil stop off in Boston and arrived in Boston yesterday for a/ ure to resume his studies at Yale. | Langiey Field before returning | — —— New York for a few days. ~ visit before going to New York to Mrs. Scott h | t has returned from a home. Cathedral of Learning Shrinks. ee be the guest of her brother and visit to her sister in Maine —_—_— . : fAKFITT o . J . ant re a ag Pt os eer , ' soci Tees, FUNERAL | ayy RS. WIL I. IAM MAFFITT « “3 Returning From Ie ee P Marion Lambert, of 499 sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Henry . | - eae F wisiaa’ By nar | nt wages “ei | ple minster place, and | yle/ place, and her sister, Miss Clarkson Scott. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mrs Henry Clarkson Scott of 31) * rs. Simon Saeeng O81 , 0 PITTSBURG, Pa., Sept. 1.—-The 'Kathlden Ryan, who is to make! have been making their home with WwW estmoreland place and her daugh- | Chase haa returned home rom a proposed Cathedral of Learning. of : ; ter, Miss Aliée, who are spending | stay at the Broadmoor, Colorado ; nt Peis ee Oe se tga 5 Bike the summer at Rye Beach, N. H.,)| =Prings, Colo. for joequs 1S sit thelr: John e) Zouvier ’ . oe . for Mjn ocqua, W /_ ee Tae John \ Bouvier Jr... since wri a i a (33 stories hin. instead of the 52 the University of Pittsburg willl be ——— _| 4oul aegis a ee ee a asters sar Re BC a her début this fall, have departed’ Mrs. Scott’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. = . a 2 i ua i j ‘ . ; - 1ié iiint } ‘ % , . ) 4 . . »® ee. i _, . * ae | : , P| ina teats Rva }. 9 have the Lambert ot- n Canada. Thev will tak va. | ber. Mrs. Scott's daughter, Mrs. | Miss idylie Shaw of New Tork, originally planned. The revised ; =e ioe sr re aaa fi... oy, Reigns PBF ae ee Ae. yy v .oce saeades . ' ; Ails ey ij AKG posses- Thomas Blumer and her chfildren | who is playing at a local theater S. Ww itt] r. es iriy “ I] ,itn }e! Li SKE he paso, ee “i Zoe » i tan aie: ai surnmer. Mr. Lam- sion of their apartment a’ 145 “ o> ‘ plans have been filed with the : - wil j one a — oa \1 me ; of pS 3 Bae - . - ey 4 rf | : a - ; I : atl who have been her guests at Rye this week. is the gucst ti nei aunt : ; , Assy eee eR AR eR Rn 6 : t made the trip by motor, 3 West Fiftieth street, Oct. 1. Mrs.| have returned to their home jn | and cousin. Mrs. Josephine Good- ‘Bureau of Building Inspection SE: . Sf ) a ambert are making: Scott w: ss Mich a — a rs Mrs. Lambert " | 1a scott was Miss Michelle Bouvier. | Manchester, Mass. l - ‘ second trip north this : - :; a0 06 Sco second trip ott - ‘ ~ ; H : 3 {ben 4006 | nig | i. MI e Y | Another son. Ly ‘ton. scott, will Mies Louise Brouster. of 115 , . ‘ “ae nae :. ~~ ~ an ahi, PO , - J ee "eETtur"n } me tom ry — ™ j 4 sg and their “° 5 ert A. B. Walsh, o riland place | Bagi AOC tla Sone ren eee wate ye aorow from Mich-| Bemisten avenue, Clayton, re- ; - : —.. of tne deduces { i cn 4 il. Pe; 4 es be , ARE : BS e rs Scott Ke nyon, daughter of igan, wigpere he h as been the guest ' turned to New York yesterday from _ iene . oiulminiaaed : 9 > 4 2¢ o ; | ; iTls } eil : } i - “ ; a - ; “4 “ = , . 4 Se re ‘ , ~ hes % G #2 R ; ui » ? ees for leer RED 1% , 7 - a Z ORE... elmo erga : -_ pire? degree \iason in i ans De ' wail i é 25h ees a oy * : ” me =" a e b: “Ss re orne of « ae _ a . : : pare fe so oe Wp. a B ——o —— en : = saturday of liv' La VUuit-. iy ice ToOdaVv ' Vatcn fill} he FH, : Pe a Pt ae 5 “2 | — - . ~~ s . ey ' 4 ’ .} ’ : , Me h h . k | ..now they re Kept ree from corns.. : Oni oD c Thursday—Sale, Fall Dresses EERE ne the Knights Ka- Details of the wedding sterday ¢ | es iz , es la in conducting’ of Miss Frances Robertson Cha ee The new season brings new pleats, . : an noranaccident. Butifever oe oe ee MISS HELEN HUSSEY. }) new bloused effects, new color and | : either comes—I want pro- mamad service was held | pepe oe | eeu ner nay meg ae ee — Liss = , | tection. That's why I al- women a “a . | the mode for the stou om a a an DY | ways carry Blue=jay and ¢ Beaneer — , . a usp ce al ‘} : s iaA+y.e. | ‘ ak Ls iis LitGg irs. | > hae s n in Bellefontail T e1 ny was performed it Vashington boulevard, who rice usually asked for ordinary ae : : oith ie eal r ' an accident policy.” So writes winsome Burial was Bs corvice lasted an| known as St.- Joh hein. kar wil acciea A. fe ee Dresses. Th oa? Mert was organist.| py th. Rev. John G rawford Y ia | 3 | Featuring Flat Crepes, Pebble Crepes, Satin hy ; : . % ; : Cantons, Georgeties and Crepe de Chines in Laan Soe ) + \ Queenie Smith, the star of Fall’s favored colors. The styles are de- |. 4 || | Fis! h | é ere signed to slenderize. You will be surprised | 1 il | - g the musical comedy, Tip at the quality and workmanship at $16.50. | , aT j Toes. “ae vi aaa sen eaaae Se ee ae LL , Good old Bluesjay! For 26 years it has meabe announcement, anG ; “ ned oe | Ph Me 5 j : been vanquishing corns . ¢ . The Campbell. Knie n wi ' . trimmed with or- Mrs. J. D. Perry Francis 10 . il a) count of d luge De tec ee | gp tierisuse™ : € vei ee ' i o¥yt | | | ' & ount of conquered toe7 " ; Lire ; irmh 7 i La i ' ar ’ re , r) vO area P ny) - A oe pees : | ‘4 | . i WOMAN IS HOND! c rida: 1O! iengiand ( t nis if the fa - Sort he P pee for little .] ! _ ; : 7 women who Bi a ; Fiat ‘ ‘ “~ ' : } a . } . —- . Lr « od ~~ * ’ . CY .. a4 y . | ’ Made a evera oe p rm VarirNScotl, aia ares hort b> ; j Principal to Be gt Levees , | . = Sb S a : : ~ of the British Empire. 3 : i! " ! — J 7 v. ei r where hess ' a4 summer home and stout. lo Nee. wp’ | bi nay ot —— THE SAPE /AND GENTLE “sa : eG, Sent + Phe’ First Rong ieee i ee . 1 Mrs. John t% Mucker-| §f | y $16.50 WAY id END A CORN > ; HO? i : : : : wl nat * £4404 toate PP ye EI oo : ‘ os on Rte ee > a woman to be me thiol ars verse “iy a : Leda There Is No Substitute for a Lane Bryant Slenderizing Garment@a~a SESE a OF y Miss Foonyee Catherine W Institute ar abe : ) : 7 * 7 ‘ r ” 2 Pie, penne — " . »vitina 1“ > at romeo ence tray epee nns ahh eh ARR tid adipeeiedes sinieentitead ee ed ens Me OOS Nt helllage + 6 a poe oy a. al ant» HiLSSEY, daughter ’ aA é ring * , i es y ‘ ‘ ‘ . — ¥ ™ ‘ “4 | “J y a " Ks , i . : 3 - ha . = 5 . » 4 4 , T ¢ 56 . r. 7S ‘* j rer in t) rj : , NS, eS | sag so Ponay gid beegrags | LO ae Se 2 | y SSGSRTORECHEISGSSSCRRRAReEOS c f 2 » [i y -) , ; ; santinnal WV wh } net 7, bese 4% 4 ' } 4 ‘ . ‘ ‘ re t et : ee Sogie aie ' > @ : ‘LISS 2 U ermay? ~ Oe ee ee eee ow catcceresoetectesaretere sete ee COSRCUTRCSSCS RSE SSESESeRoeoEEEEES hoi e O 1 ghtweight Gia t« ‘ ai a a : ere a ‘ . . . i . Wee and women her Mri Sheple; nberger and (ter the Brownson S in New tha ~ . Ree Woo was educat: i at tne; M1 dy rd ernoy Mastin, in "Or ] : M is ee} , > Gg . jea School, Hong Kong t ce ag Ly i ire Ty yhy +] hrid ryt f 3 $ g $ $ Ay @ememan High Scho Engiand (Krause II, early lanuary : Qaeet Charvwel! Ha’! Wengiand. Vv re Mr iM | ght : - ‘oe ; SI ¢ one nas | a ob ee a emits peng ei eae ee Former Prices $24.75, $35, $45, $69.50 to $150 fen years | a tis Be ape } lan exte trin tl ght ast. | we | Coat Salon—Third Floor. pol until there ar : —* a te ' ~if lies. eS ee ae ~a “ LEED yg eg *; institute has been 4 Se leton ap nis. “ ee ae Ses “Be ee ER Miesissippigsteamboat cap- paptments,returned home SE des EP Ze ee: | ¢ } . ’ ? — Z “ _ ling cotton cloth mak ‘ of ts iets. Cal. whither she |" ALL SIZES...... HI OR LOW Eeetetsa anions WEEE from St. Louis 14 yea, a : Curby of 4 FOR BOYS AND GIRLS | / : | aM the was the sister of the lat : — - | iy Ba E. A Continual Flow of New Arrivals nating waste in Jmanu- | - Wie! a PRICHE VTS r r a a lo el ed ed ede 4 4 n Th t it Bs. : _ OPP PPL # oot. oo a a at ie SIS SSO SS ors “o¢ PPLE FFF EFS ‘ : ®. us Ment of the M are encount hen -rvice of skilled artisan: .: 17 7 ata tl r ful a . IOSs« for care! Keeps Interest at Its Peak S German Chancellor in Peru rn, etc Kot} 4 S the Acsociats od Ps tees and -co-opefati ‘: SeiAMA, Pe Ss ping a plan Bethe: former Ge cloth manufadturers, BR has arrived ited out that ft} anthe BMamea and Co) ifacturers, ~wh le > 4 Meclared th. ‘uUrists, for-the Vatter a e nation and ation of the afiti- : ve been arranged ial priviles re ‘len joyed @ - oy developn eng of co- Gime er Baldwin's Wife Active. “> (o° "se - * #@ 4 &4 ht 4 o ee PF 2+ 2 GO PF 2? #? in the Group Priced 16° Y 4 © ed ” ERING, FURNITURE REPAIRI NG , .REFINISHING? 1] Tucker Upholstering Co., Inc. - ” O84 bb 4 be - p36", ° Pad of at ae ae oe ae SCS SESE SET ESE eee FEES r an ae ~ . ‘epee: h ers O71 % toh: cloth, we 4 6,4. 6.6 6 4 4 ot ‘ be ; P eR | industry, have haa @ ia ‘ | A : Main Oftic Cash : ) or more. Thig is due 1} * : ~ Olive re | or . Branch ‘ ¥. & 4 - , : a = fsrand Ri a 7) ee 5 7 4 : . Py y- rs. ‘ — ¢ s . ’ . ¥ agit . ” npention, as well as aa Bt 101 sacl . dell 4770 Terms LAclede t60 ‘ ad in the domestic3 ‘ r A 4 : : = | es sf a a + a % eae “* a : 8 gg So FF OSS OFF FFSFPSFSFSPE A FSS OO OFF POSES OOS. iation in the price Gime v at mn textile industry of SMES constituenc: i the delicate task of 4 aire Where she ix one nti-trast law and the #ale flower shows ssion, while and at 7 b sorts of sumrm, z ‘ it os ihe reward of practi- . 3 ' The New 4 “Aigong Conditions. so ae : F dosep— tion 7 ‘Orthophonic Victrola News a ~ —_ loud: of roof and coal Se On City—p a O09 vy helf ef the fatal Gee ° a a " = / : inhis cl, * vel underground in peeeeriy——P, & dete tte dete tebiebete Rete tet dcdetel debe ti delebdetitedah Lihite Lkebelebud ited caked. tiful new Dresses for street, sport, college, after- _ noon or. business wear in a special 1 value- ‘giving group. .\, These new Frocks are not just $16.75 dresses! Paris \is in every line. Illustrated are a few of the intri- ‘guing models, which you would expect to find priced much higher. . nited States has im- | . a es. Department of * Malig—«-)., te i aoe es rain: , . > oe : ; | | ’ he Pittahure Exe el : “— aS ees Bee Ga There are 12 ‘beautiful | is aoe \ I\ The subtle new colors, Chanel red, Valencia blue or cen reileved of. 5m Me Girard: me y eh E no ' “eee |. ) lack, for example, or numerous others; lovely new anect nv ti- on . sf } i . Z ' . 3 y . he 4 : @ i =a as . i ‘ et oe —> ‘ } : take “4 t be man ao et "2? | ee ee riced as low as $84. ne pe me, 4 e silk and crepe IaDrics; skillful new silhouettes featur- leamsh; i : Taps? 09 so aaa i ie : ing, as the blouse; the-cape, the dolman sleeve. Such ip Movements. Sr eee UR Se WU Will el a : : ieoc] sday SSS SSSS ETE TESE ESET ESEES TESST SR SES CEES HERO ee eeee eeeeeeeee eeecccece seeeeeeerece Y es ia ” re - “ 5 i Ve ; i it ork. ies | LO OED i tay. 4 roe i ; ‘ fy! ? . _> A ee ; lig ae. ¢ Vial - ’ } I Fea A i! ; : Rl, nai 5 ‘ ‘ Coa nt ‘ a Black crepe tatin with Lavery : : ) Jionnet glee: | ¢: 14 0 d 36 t 50'2 wiero §60Cand)~=—o pleated ~—s_ shirt bt it ie recog- #iiii. + AUS. : nia, Nev . id ceil ine inabheal ba | | an O . esh red tte § trim Sia ts : CREDENZA MODEL $300 lack and white taffeta trin / \ izes 14 to 2 , | fl Fl ed Georgette trim (ines at the re- Dave. ae ; s ; $14.75 or ¢ tis of root ae 2 Auc ’ r alti AS - O tainable en Wars Cc | ei | , ; } . onvernen ne ; af nost difficult safety tn , 7 \ | Dress Salon—Second Floor. : ot , industrs Mogt of | , / Rught Lei ( o7 gfir j oe ee Bieck crepe satin model few Y, . A. nda se 3 . tet uthéel / | & ee unt 43 ack ad « fe care OF MEMEO. Awe 2, Aquitanin, | 1006 Olive WUuRLIIZER 1006 Olive wl a eerie ii” Tdi I | \ velnes: sleeve, fsa Vionnet —- 7 &\ Other Fall Dresses, $25 to $169 Ye : These and thousands of other genuine Victor Records 25c SSCS SSHCSSH KSSH ESSERE TSH EF Eee eee ee eee eee eee Ee 1s: | out. } , | » FOUN DATION, es forth throughs? —— ennae, a na Ma R ne and teachin 4 h — ig Please send me catalog deracrithing the . health at clean hing a reewiclernt eo tag modeis of the New Orthopheoni- a: 3 wriLrein. » Out of the ? 7 —Della Baker 00056 5555565.565565 5556 OOLLLLEE OO OE APD LLLP PPB LALLLVPPP PP LLL LOLS LPL SSS LALA SSLLSESOOOCY 9 to 12 Only! FINE SILK DRESSES 2:75"! se Holy Night (Dwicht Second Floer—Broadu ide * ee ere eee ad Adare: Jame« 16208—Lincein Centennial March Gate City Mareh—— 1 “= Marine Band 1 OR Stelle. 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WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926- ———— . ——— oe Te eee ee att = Pee ‘ si ag oes = a RE Re GO ga ea Cog ae eS 2 ge Say ees: a j we 8 * ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH (MARIE | ~ PART ——7 HREE o—— ~ 4 OVELIST, dramatist, master of the short story, this many | shouldered, heavy muscled, with calm, searching gaze and firgy chin, is today America’s foremost man of letters. For behind those level brows lies the wonderful power to g as one luminous whole and, from this sorry scheme of things e to weave with equal skill the undying verities of adolescence, the h and fears of youth, the struggles and triumphs of maturity. What a procession of great characters he has given us! How tapestry of our times! The Gentleman from Indiana, Penrod, AliceA The Magnificent Ambersons, Willie Baxter in Seventeen—what 1 ories these names arouse, what potent tribute to his greatness of and heart! | And now, after a wait of more than two years, comes his greatn The Plutocrat. Never before so brilliant a canvas. Never before se¢ a portrait as that of Earle Tinker, the plutocrat—shrewd, ruthie | 222 72.220. paepe the s8 litde gir! hac «a gre om & serna when sic wa montns old@ it started with 1 on ber heas 4! 4 spread to her The x tation caused her to s hin au aec 6eTu es ratco - g . and caled over. He ' oe a. tt Rt. 1, Bri inks nae “Obio. Daily use of Cuticura Soa ° re ~ S TA 2 ~ y . ¥xe . ez . ( Bg od * dee . y “ ee, . ide Boy be » a a P26 f, “Ftp A — a“ e > ¢ _~ - SF oh ese Every woman will want to begin this fascinating story in the September 4 issue of The Ladies’ Home Journal, NOW ON SALE, ten cents. , * | 3 ADAME EMMA EAMES © Some Memories and Reflections - LIONEL © ‘ BARRYMORE The Present State of the Movies Boys’ “Longi IO Other Splendid Stories Is it Worth While? - Dorothy Black The Dog Poisoner Ruth Comfort Mitchell Knight and Lady Fair Frederic F. Van de Water A Selfish Woman - - The Cricket - + - Bernice Brown Elsie Singmaster The House and the Man - Alice Brown Arbutus - «- - . Dana Burnet Wild Money: Part it - Freeman Tilden Quick Action -« «+ _- Martin Knapp Taming a Home on Burnt-Mountain: Part Ill (Conclusion) ° _— ia Zora 5 Other Special Articles Babies While We're Young - Margaret Matlack Berea - — ‘ Alice Ames Winter A Family Outline of Sin: Part Ill Frederic F. Van de Water The Borrowed Timers «¢ Corra Harris Our Family Album All the latest fall fashions are described and illustrated. Patterns for the home dressmaker. Better housekeeping hints. Needlework. Features, etc., etc. S EP ae i a: ies OR GO Eh ey MERE SH pee ey ety fee eeeeeeees mea Be De i « | oS. at id ‘ ate osth her Gh. tk Shas bab MURR i oo Interior Decoration. Art ad vepetesans dey hye repenermnepeenene URLs esheets: ™ I th ee sites P Few living men are better fitted to speak with authority on the past, the present, and the future of the movies than Lionel Barry- more. For, with his unmatched background of theatrical tradition and his long stage experience, he has also played an active part in the movies from the early days of Griffith’s first Biograph pro- ductions. What he has to say in this article will be of interest to every reader of The Ladies’ Home Journal, now on sale, ten cents. _ Here, in this first of a series of her reminiscences, Emma Eames, one of America’s greatest artists, tells us of her romantic childhood in far-away China, and her girl- hood years as a young church singer in Boston while she was lay- ing the musical foundation for the long career in opera that brought her world-wide fame. — Every music lover will want to follow Mme. Eames’ fascinating articles, the first of which appears in The Ladies’ Home Journal, now on sale, ten cents. EMBER LADIE $1 the year through any newsdealer or authorized agent, or by mail direct to THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania asics » —_ : _ : ti ata at ae 3° Beil Seto tig . > % / ie 4 45 eb e PEST BS. yh eee Fee bene ‘Mot tae i See oe egg? (oe De Rge ted pun ob, Boys’ Fine 1 2-Pant “L —— S Velows!

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man, oagMARKETS-SPORTS| ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [WANTS—2ikre ea ‘¢ = ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 19260 PAGES 21—36 4 —_ : eiesieis call (‘ago and nothing is known of her, Murder Accusation Retracted. Spat sho has con - nel Gaw wie? ane 1 y a cusation ‘SaE rher Found Dead in shor- | ROBBERS’ GIRL ACCOMPLICE mien Berra g eee nfessed “tiling 4 a ; cL to grasp Ij ¢ , y ppsaiea’ hee hill, 4 2 c chee | recent 2 fr “rsdegovsrnne ie iesirds st Ri Wt Prank erer mosenberger and w! Mon-' of having aided him in the murder crete ' be, released 'TCuticura E cis\found deat, apparensiy trom a) THOUGHT TO BE: MISSOURIAN 3 3 f things enting | Semsemen Teals | | «3: ‘un 4024. aprarentiy trom | THOUG Ml ] 4 ey 7 rine apg Sees 44 | Chicago Police selieve That s2525252525 Soaoeseseseseses S 363Cscoc : 79 lee } 4 er ghoan at 4 he hgffcema On Child's) 20 805 00, Om tal ence, t eS & ) a 5 Ree a “a ; a ia ‘2 oe Quinn of Bucklin. | “ ity. 2 4 rs | | mers og “Our little git] had a breaking ercanti Departments: Banking Bond Corporation Real Estate Loan Real Estate Public Relations Safe Deposit Savings ree of eczema when she was three is! How rl 1 “ea month: old @ it start ng! wit la @ teah ADVERTISEMENT. ation compu her to sc “er : F Alice Adam |Rentsicn s‘csptons| | Picnic Days Are Se © Agbich later scalec over. Her_hais Over for This Year { what il¢ M daggs thin and lifeless, and her ssieagerog 7) oi peersvate’ vs co atness of ming (eene eo 28 e€SeSeSeS5eS5e5e5 ~3t ef and could not sleep. Th ‘Terouble lasted until she was four SEES Gee ack to entov those . , ae ae | old. mantant meals that oniv Mot} da: night after two of her male bs 7 Pom Soap and t Ois ntment end his creat hove = nent fora free sample. After using hased more, which healed b f e.% s } ” (Signed) Mrs. Cora Crider, erore SO U | bap 1, Brink Haven, Obio. A ’ Daily use of Cuticura Soap, with ewd, ruthleg Y Teeecbes of Cuticura Oi=tment now : a and then, keeps the Skin fresh, Temooth and ciear. Cuticura “Talcum ; ten is ideal for the ae ad —aa c —eseseSesese5 SS Ooo e So ooo oe eS eSeSeseSeseseSeS eseSeseseses 257°5e52e5e525e Sesesesesed: cscs TiL-T s Moments at the Mercantile ee Ointment 2 and 0c. Telecm J6r. a ~% free. Address Ing , #193! sheral diawelien of Cuticura Shaving Stick 25c. payment apply. sh Parents Z Brin pe oxs Tomorrow. |. OU G ake SALE. 0f Economical mothers will like these $10 School Suits — With 2 Pairs of Pants! ‘Go nk of eettiag sul Chev | ~ 5 th ae ? The Borrower—Well, that’s a load off my mind. The Father—Shake hands with my son. He's If ad we d : ED eres: . my company hadn’t gotten that loan, an vour newest depositor. ‘a quickly, we would have lost out on a big The Boy—IJ earned a dollar and opened a contract. *.s8e@ Chie oy savings account. Now I'm a Second-Class The ¥ Pe Dinh tend was no eur for Scout. nie | you to worry. Anyone with a legitimate The V'ice- Prestdent—Glad to welcome you as _ claim for credit can get it from the Mercan- a customer, voung man. Youre starting . tile Trust Company. right to become a first-class- business man. ‘ Boys’ Cassimere Suits Stzes 6 to 10 Years! | Boys’ 2-Pant “Longie” Suits t Lhe Investor---You say this bond carries vour 9 recommendation. What does that mean: em insurance, and seconde io tosunn oft Gs The B it | Weel) meses tha Meme trust your husband created we are\to pay you the T: st Cr om oP inv n as thought well enough of income each month and portions of the ———— tint tinal 66:-bow 34, with company funds emergencies. I haven't the actual figu you will receive a check for about $200 on ‘the-first for . ompany investment. Therefore we do not hesitate to recommend: it for your of every month. i he ssactmen?s 1 wary seid . Z ee ee ee The Widow—Dear old Jim.” Tt was like him to do that. And to think I complained... . because ere every time I needed a new dress. ... there seemed to be a hfe insurance premium due... SeSeSeS re | clions a $12 Values * . 4 | sabe: fies of ie Breasted = a 252¢5eS5e ‘ames, any ike: Mad . . . | tinea! Come wit} an artists, Ja 4 or regulat! jh : p 2 knickers r girl- a Boys’ Fine Quality All-Wool Ea .2-Pant “Longie” Suits hurch + & as lay- | : coer $ 9 5 Sizes 8 to « Values 18 Years’ J a or the BAe «: lo own’ ought ; ioe C Se5e5e5e! aan & Ite 1c Greds of.p: are &0 popular NE pants at fo 18 years. $11.95 ~ the safe deposit box renter sits in a comfortable private room and clips his coupons. If a bond is maturing, he can replace it in the -when the saver begins to see the thing he Bond Department. He can deposit the coupons in the ‘Savings ¥ h ear wants most.... taking shape siowly}.... or Banking Departmen He can find any other financial service 7 h th d under the same. roof. Many moments are saved at the Mercantile. surely....t roug c Savings WINdOW s oe. fF. follow fF he first (| | Boys’ Extra-Quality Home t 2-Pant Sui ts for School ms ee come ane f ’ ’ . ’ ; ) r’¢ erg? ~ Ss c ’ ; ™ . . * ew 4 “ . ‘ , : i . . ‘ ‘ ’ 2 - e% 4 . ; - = a a. b.» . * } , } . . ’ ; ; Z . : ‘ , ‘ on 4 ¥ ; r . Z ; : ; z P * if ‘ é Re r eee Oat vest psir o: § MA . ; , ;’ : . “$ ; $e knick ’ ~ ’ . ~ .2 - ; | ears. $14.9 7 e . = | 4 . > s “A : m4 | ’ Moments that mean much to men and women are a part of our day’s work, and it is always our endeavor to make these moments —_ profitable to the patron. That is “Mercantile Service.’ Presiden: See e625 25 25252525 eo 5e5eS 25 e5eSe5ese5e5eGRGee Mercantile Trus ist Company CG, — a PM. ON Member federal ———<—<—_—— ——— _ — Capital é Surplus : = len Miiilion Dollarr ' SAVINGS Rererve lrrtem =< Ly = EIGHTH AND LOCUST A <TO ST. CHARLES . | Boys’ ELL «: Northwest ¢ sic ARO and Washington Av. «iia * ine? 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g WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 ~ ST LOUIS POST- DISPATCH e mmoned they could not tell what was te - = ee ~ said 205 as ‘ recu®r >. > € When they saw the tremendous super-values and >. > | 7 ? enormous variety of quality merchandise. Watc Elimination! € We did not greet them with blaring brass bands—nor Good Health Requires Good Eiinadloal 4 shower them with cloudbursts of carnations. We gave || Sghoe ap TION of bodily waste matter in the Hood is.ggil | — them just what they came for—bargains galore. Here oN te they found genuine McCrory values. They were pleased. terres er “3 ws ae i) a a laa * a . We know we will continue to please them—and wish to HENRY © QASTLE ‘ thank them for patronizing us. HARRY CASTLEN ELECTED | If You Have Not Visited Our Store—Be Sure to Come in Today TAKE “BAYER ASPIRIN’ —_— STATE LEGION COMMANDER nm. cage tC niversity City Man’~ sctection Wa- Proved Safe D\ millions and pri ~ribed Dy physi ians for by eo “yg McCROR : & | D. y a ie s Pi Ils Headache Colds Neuralgia Lumbago LOMER SS, Pe ) . Toothache Neuriti 2houmatism | | ee 5c and ; Oc * i ORE | Stimulant Diuretic to the Kidneys Pain Od baw ri i . UT] 32 . ; dA LAS ‘ ‘ , i 5D- all dea) ers. Fost ‘er - Nilburna Co... ‘ vifg. Ch ermists. Bufalo. = ee st 5 Z Sr P hu es. oo re oo ; : us i we Vee * = DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART =o te Sixth and St. Charles Sts. SEND your WANT AD to the POST-DISPATCH ana Gal 57 hy a rial aunts wer”? nacka epee od RESULTS—3- time Ads ALMOST CERTAIN for ANYTHING | ~~ 4 A ‘A DEPOSIT HOLDS “ANY ‘Y GARMENT _ AT FIFTY-EIGHT = ™ - has the physical de- ws : i velopment of an athlete of fwenty- : = es : | ive—a splendid P ae F tribute to the effi- | = a — : : , | 4 ciency of the meth- oc" 6a. E ods he personally a =— if F employs which he —* ’ describes in his : _ 4 series of feature . —_ 2 q , veterans articles entitled * 7 CLOSIRG OUT ALL SUMMER : ee Hi ig Keep Fit at | a Cl ; a 58,” beginning in F ai = = Ce. ott a ied Aes ; 11.. Re a 3 SILK BRESSES & $2 -9S |} Wife WON'T PROSECUTE MATE 3 =—s— Physical Culture for me At fifty-eight the working days,of ee — ; S osnenaiell ) ; ed. E | § P h | § § COATS — most men are drawing to a close, the Seba FOUND WITH ANOTHER WOMAN © S¢Ptember. 7 —_— . fF 3 : most productive period of their lives —how at your age are you able ta res agningt Sire. Eke rs | “4 a q has passed, the future represents de- carry such a tremendous burden ¢ 7 ) : | | cline, retirement, perhaps..depend- responsibility, indulge in such strenm= ency. uous and continuous physical acty Bernarr Macfadden is fifty-eight -ity, and not break down?” 3 years old—yet he still retains the In his answer lies the essence ¢ vigor and physique of an, athlete of health knowledge. — twenty-five. - Bernarr Macfadden has personal » tremendous worker. written it in the form. er a series Of , a oe ! | & : a Thirty vears ago he came to New wonderful health articles entitle . m™ NEWE BOLIVIA FUR oS = iia | yon a ey % | f York with $50.00 in his pocket. To- ‘How -I Keep Fit at Fifty-Ey papell 4 zeae COLLAR 7 9 eee SD “Bil | ~~ _ ie | -day he is the millionaire head of one Represent: ng, as they do, the life exe: 2 caare eS . 5 | “to ) 2 ‘a = => —_ ee 9 vf the a publishing houses in perience of a great health expe : a ek ae ey , a eae. es ) . : id. boiled down into a few simple. picas= | NEW FALL SAMPLE -“Be35 res. als (roped = ? —— is razor-keen ant, practical health hints, they are DRESSES ARRIVING DAILY Ws * seia kis ace ee a : , F ay by Minis casei in. vear out— 2 godsend to every man and woman! , | : — , | i his mind and energy guide the des- wishir iS tO stam a6 eet POR tiny of a dozen nationally circulated Youthasitis given mortals to achiey magazines. three daily newspapers. a On behalf of yourself and every] great book publishing business, large member of your family do not fail te i % j BR RA N > fw EW \ under a watchman’s permit a . motion pictureinterestsandthemany fread this ee which will lengthes: TN epoca yet gecpsione ; 1¢ life and prolong the yout! ro | : “petal Above—Bernarr Macfadden, the man. othe: activities which comprise the the ae Bai Pr: 3" oY: h of any sy | U R $ 95 a Re! ee ae P daily routine of Macfadden Publica- one following the advice it gives. .«3 ow— Bernarr d of one of the wor ; 3 . Burglary in oa 4 a world's tions. aes the great firm which bears nd remember this: Bernarr Maem > COATS largest publishing organizations, at his desk. hik r neon den does not ask you to re AS LOW AS “He plays as hard as he works. rou 7 along new and strange limes SET OF TEET - : ‘ , For him, at fifty-eight. several fast is hat . t life are not so widely DR. J. GRABER, 60 $10 OP : ace I an sets of tennis, a twenty mile hike, different from those of any norma : swimming and diving in his pool. all Manor woman. You-can apply la EVERY COAT GUARANTEED TO BE A SAVING | a ° Sw .-s ra 2: in the same day, are a regular occur- suggestions and scarcely realize ere eet ' evs % ~s oe | . has been any Caange except in renice. C | e a ra in C e G u ts 7 i 228 | iS | . ‘ 4 For him to arise at 3 AM.. walk way you feel. j : Ps = te eighteen miles from his home to the Physical Culture for Septembes . Fou? £ company offices at 65th Street and containing the first of these arti LADIES’ BOYS’ 35 , | | | Ip|ny 3 PANTS.... Cc Quick! | : a “ Broadway. New York. and then out- is now on sale. Get your copy toda work his hardest jrorkang executives at the nearest newsstand or GIRLS’ NEW . , BOYS’ , | 2 : : COATS. Size 14050 CASSIMERE suits eC Ends painat oncef 4 * 3 1s Common. coupon below. WASH SUITS, 40c SWEATERS. 4Sc CORNS Bp. = Se Also in the LADIES’ 10c Ladies’ Artificiai 95c | * _s =. . September Issue BLOUSES. - Silk Sweaters. , , 4 = — 35c LADIES’ ji —e— . Sars tS oS cee | Gf pa , eee “Mow 1 Cure! Mv Rhecmetiom FUR y 1 Qc ODDS AND ENDS ONT . —~—= Bacroae That Gere Your Skin « Girtish Giow CHOKERS LADIES’ ALL. SO Lb bz ° *, Me Health Carne Beck me Lettie Shack Cc othe : ie ice Cream 8 Heaith F ood? LADIES’ ALL- n = “ur ~cf fSweers Me- a ° Beeret ™ woo.coaTts, IUC “NOUN SUITS. ogi ge Pir ead A rs Saute © ee ae " oDDS AND ENDS Sey egy a RAB. - ee Bar- Belle Bunir My B-xty r. oCcaol? <4 no-peds give relet. Poona FPeorm Paraires tc Perte-.on ODDS AND ENDS They stop the cause—pressing or a a ae . Surt Rebef for Catarrh Questions from Bealth Seckcrs LADIES’ 45 RD SOO OTE Seeett hats tannsten-bemnns WASH DRESSES Cc BARGAINS — Zine-pads Stop it before it has time os + eeeene to Start. a3: ees Dr. Scholl's Zino-peds are thin. medicated, antiseptic. rrotective, 8 Deposit. Holds healing. No liquids, no + no risz. -ANY GARMEKT no bother. Safe, sore, quick results guaranteed. Geta box today at your @-.ggist’s or shoe dealer's. 1 O i 2 N. "GRAND Yj: tones a September Issue, Out Now—25 cents __ PAGE, GRAND, HODIAMONT CARS AND BUS InmO-pa = a Put ene en~the| pain is gone! . a te Act ~ - : me * - oo ee eres ee ge 5 mg hab ~* ‘2 “« we ed Ripe Gar pe Ne et, oh a oa % PRR ST thea wi? x 4 x 5% ~ ae: ee *

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* . * Elimination. >in the blood is: re- Nn gives rise caches and it such 1e@ys in 4 nty a ts Kidneys emists, Buffalo, N. Y a — = ISPATCH .and GET IN for ANYTHING, ; ~ rd is of times each ow do you doit are you able to doys burden of fe in such stren- | physical activ- rn?” . the essence of n has personally m of a series of rticles entitled, it Fifty-Eight.” r do, the life ex- health expert w simple, pleas- hints, they are nan and woman near perpetual ortals to achieve. rself and every ily do not fail to ~h will lengthen he youth of any- vice it gives. s: Bernarr Mac- you to remake nd strange lines. e not so widely of any normal ican apply his ely realize there e except in the for Septémber, f these articles, ‘our copy today ‘sstand or use lica ~~ — ~~ fy eye v9 2om ; oo fee th .! 4 * ee ee ee Mig ; Veni a Re Deng om ee ipa ACSI ET EPR: a eee al ———= ——9 — Newspaper ai Controls Distribution! How your dealer lineup is effected by your P+D:C choice of a newspaper 'CONOMIC conditions have changed all merchants from sellers of goods.to distributors ot goods. They know that not even “longer” profits can pay ior their time in pushing products that have no pull with the consumer. The relation of newspaper coverage to this condition is just this: All the dealer distribution you secure will not main- tain or increase your sales volume unless an effective coverage of each store's trade is secured through newspaper advertising. Sales results can be measured in exact proportion to that coverage. [hat is the importance to you oi the high concentra- tion of circulation of the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in The Billionarea. Practically every home in the neighborhood of every dealer is a Post-Dispatch home. P+D+C—The Micrometer of a Newspaper The P+D+C rating is the advertiser's m picrometer for measuring both market and medi um. “P” is populati ion— people, Lhnil lies, the number of purchasing units. | alth production or per capita buying power. “C” is coverage or concentrated ares ulation, the ability of a medium to saturate its market with circu- lation sufhcient to assure eflectiveness in moving goods in vol itil To definitely « - etermine where newspaper coverage is sufficient to be effecti: e th e target n nethod of analysis. An analysis of any nev tropolitan ar Ca Las the bull's-ey ye} anc h ii sep- cack gemecnatet ring” of surrounding counties, will tell you exact! lV . Hea ae sepia Tr | ere if cease 9 he of value A |] S erecove anc W h re it ceases to de Oj any sales Asti + ad , . where if is not, . P , + 4 —_ ; : 5 ow » | . e or ts - . 7 "i « i — 1} t , .* ry ~ -— a 2 VL ati On and purch 1asing po' Ae rT are COmit Cu é. ry met r¢ opo! itan © it ftricts ana py Counties —and metropolitan bDewspaper circulations are available on the same basis. “ 4 4 + ; et . -. The Post-Dispatch reaches nearly 160,000 more people [40,000 more homes} in The Billionarea than the second news- paper, at no higher cost. It reaches 30% more of the possible trade’of each and every store than any other newspaper. The additional coverage [without additional cost} that the Post-Dispatch gives you in this market is equal in itself to a big city the size of Dayton or Dallas. Consider that fact and its effect on greater sales of your product in St. Louis. Dealers opinions of the relative value to them of advertising in the Post-Dispatch, as compared to other newspapers, is ex- pressed by their own advertising expenditures — the Post- Dispatch carried more —-" store advertising the first half of this year than all other St. Louis newspapers combined, The Truth Will Out When P+D+C is Applied Each newspaper in turn claims to cover a market worthy of your attention as & volume consumer of. your good: . the — is that many of these newspapers scatter their circulation so thinly over so wide an area that their influence in moving merchandise dwindles to near nothing outs era of the metropolitan district. And by their lack of pes or er decidaabad such newspapers reduce their power to ~~. sway the metropolitan market w here the concentration of population and pur- chasi ng power Ma ke Ss volume-selling possi b le. Any sales manager who will use the P+D-+-C method of weighing the value of markets and media can dig out the true facts va himse Ht. The P+D+C Manual and The Book of Iniormation About The Billionarea—The Greater St. Louis Market will | > ma led free to anyone interested in the advertising and sales opportunity of this market. Address St. Louis Post-Dispatch, St. Louis ile E PAT The highest ranking P+D+C newspaper of The BILLIONAREA—the Greater St. Louis Market DETROIT KANS Book 5 LuGing (Loca oi AS CITY SAN FRANCISCO uliding 564 Market Street iitie Insurance Bidg. LOS ANC FLEES SEATTLE 212 Madison Scree: ag nag ; LPP LS, - Y; Ve Woe WV NAOT ONIN NWN ONY YOON OO ij hn pie h AAb sth ahnss i

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PAGE 24___ —eee- 31.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SOTHORON STEPS FROM BULL PEN AND ‘HURLS CARDS INTO FIRST PLA ‘Douthit “Majored”” at Canning, and He Will Not “Minor at Base Jur Pennant Chasi sing Cards Panay oY ee a ee i ‘ ' ' { +e lake al eaters subi tien. Veteran Holds Pirates To Three Hits; Sherdel — ore Victor in First Game : rowns in 1919 llan Sutton Sot oron anio} world, with an ai idl j in“ ar Allan Sutton sarned ril ereord ()) ot} rdinals’ Sothoron es done irdini When C: hicks 9 to " ' sla ry ll parts of re° 43 LA cij ii bet \ | [ ng | soon favor and a Of a plne ee ae” ee ee a ee Pennant = / Oe a ee ee ee ee a hea 4 ly Present weaausrratai Cardinals ... fea od el) ae a4 Pittsburg o2 4 ardy Cardinals (Gabe * 4 n4 Cincinnati “tea ® m4 Pe. 6% ids 0-4 eed ne if Cardinal pennant, fornshy decided | pitsburg . Pe om 52 thoron was ti erta (OC) —(inceinnati gis ates | oe | Cardinals .. ee SP DD \ Surprise Viowe, NOT H—~—Cincinnati > no gé | | cheduled a and: (ay) ais 8s SUPrprised Sothor SsNecitati Sothdaron Ofe a not Herm a arm? (oy inhart. tb batfling southpaw”? ‘ou t Alexander a tr ale COME back * iybody but Soth- * Sothoron j pitching Here is the standing of thre three penhant contenders result of the great double vic- tory that the Cardinals scored ever the world champions; Cardinals ... . Ga as | 81 Cincinnati aim ji of we. Pittsburg a2 ae Sothoron Shaky at the Start, But He Soon Has Situation in Hand ; ‘ ry - +] 4 ‘ta : ] sothoran s start il Af de aa Af cd gun, Hecause warmed til Sothoron } OVel ; ONLW rade if ore oe ‘ ; ~ thet R lhe Real Old Sothoron. the chance FP ‘ ‘ 1h) 4 “erippl L\ bodice b) 1s cradle } Hurrah. a Double Play. oom innings, t Sothoron of froove fore ott. bie Weililyiyoe with rj + . Sawer lashed for second. was a fourth bi not wait for the cal ball to Thevenow and MeCorniick velled Striker i’; a Cart pounces Thevenow was laying the ball « Without stopping the sliding Wane A double plav and Sothoran iped from one dangerous. sitt Travnor ended the Innin: cA Tie J I 2 rial retriev wtiworth and ‘n “Rhwne has wk ho) hird, Cuvier Sothoron (Vicildd t } I : One ras % Ct 1) second imvihing eecond ‘ ‘ ranth 1} ane \" rd. ONDE tani Rawlings ut, ane tr! ie ball ganre sho rar is the Tesi Ss reading mitter. powert ry} Nore. Perhaps that glove erk) 0- Ons ne Run. tion Were pretty, thir ™ P all. and the stands cheered ron as he truder: The third wa inning forthe Ph fanned for Sothoren ) : out victim, and then | feurt! any ' to } fey scored PB PROPPED DE A OD OE Ah ‘ ‘ ‘ . , 4 ~ 4 we i i i A Mose Abend Again» oN " —s ~ . " * “ FIRST GAME. SECOND GAVE. PritrsBpeKG PITTSBURG. oe ee 8 v1 K Wanner, Cg tpt 0 0 a 0 * ' o I Khvoe, oo ” -@ ore . a ee Sarre Wynne #s 4 i Travnar. Cusler cf Barohart, € cantham, Meinnis, «hb. ...° -. ) Grantham Rawlings. 2b. .. 3 n 3 KRanlings Smith, eee ae smith « a eS ae Morrison MEADOWS, O. ..: ; Yde p MAHAFFEY. ?P. . Murphy Bush le ee eae Wright Mueller. Be a Wright. ...ee. Potals spencer , | pence , - 2 ! J tDIN ALS, if Trasnor th ‘ Barnhart lotuls : : | yp ‘ ~ ‘in K. il ro hush batted for Smith itn seventh Poet hit we 7 0 - riuetler batted for Mendows ty eielith. Wrich’ datted for Rawlings tn Sainth |) Southwerth = rf Spencer@batted for Gooch in ainth. Hornsby ‘th CARDIN ARS ‘Rottomley ib f VES. ’ _oe be ~.' Rell 3h Douthit, « o ae sonuthworth, rf. Hernsaby, Shy Rettomley Lb. Pell, Bb. ..+.... -Hafeav. tf. a'Parrell, Therene **, SHERDEL P. Totals Innings Pittaherc .-- ..06 6 0 10 06 0 0 0—1) Double plays—t' Farrell to Thevenow; Mor. Cardinals .. Oo saat to *——4 Two-base hit——Douthit Home run«— Hell, Cuvier, Uafes. Sacrifice hits— Hornsby. Bottomles Sherde Poubte > Grantham Rases on ballsk—Off Sothoron plase—-“Meadows to Trayner te Rawlings |. : | te Trayne. te Grantham: EKhyne to Kaw hs off) Morrison [:: ay. tae, 67 Struck lings te Melonis. Hit bs pitehed pall | out——BRy Sothoren 6 brs Morrison. 1 1s Sherdell. Smith: Os Mahaffer Theve >ttetade oc ge ee | raw Struck eute—My sherdet . a ng re rd ff forrison,. G bits snd | Meadows. |.) Pitehing record daft (S rire tn GEN tenings: off Vde. oe bite! Ape > tits and fi rans tm 7 tinings t 2.5 inniews Left on bases (urdioals Muatiaffes tio fits i ft ining ft we tt: Pittsbure “i tom Met hanew——t ordinal. S. Uittisthure 7 mpites n wy alia trig Tes—— MeCormickh Reartion, MeCarmick Higher a Oule hae gler, Quikies ‘and Reardon Losing | eo. Time of game—Ilhir,, 30m. Piichere-Mertices. Time ih som; iG'barrell « Thevenow ««, Sothoren p — = Totals ee z i | fnnings— (-Za¢€@6 6 3 3 ‘ Mittshure eoadg tft oad od O11 Curdinals 3'¢660007 © i) — me 2 a 0 Sacrifice iia. tastes. (crantham, Bell i tisem te Rhyne to Grantham: Rawlings to Khene to tsrantham: Rilyne to Kawlings to : | ep shilpa he gee ™ eT Tes . . bes $ (pon hant 2 the eight-1 lLverett India round > Lincoln Fields Workouts. —epyt ] Tr mile Kin Blue ee Workouts. HARRY S, SHARPE ' TENERAL INSURANCE , EMO Liberty Central Trust B +MiAin 0695 ? Tom expedition it was too late rood Rh row home ana H ecored +> a nen = il Indians Gain on Yanks, Bea Hapless Bro Sisler’s Men Stopped by: a lin, Cleveland’s 19-Y, old Pitcher. AL VELAND, im “Hurricane,” this 1 r- ked Willis Ty. I | fie if OkK ah P ili cy . ie tm ii : ; P ai* i \ Slereg Hie went | box with . ; z " fperry} i] nad } : a cedkins jumped Gi Milam ingilder and tied. scor Then the Hurricane blowing that snaky fast hall past the Brown batters ands : hill of ite speed t them he ‘or Seve Uri he Kid t hack the same hatters who fron the peak |} his league debut, less than three Thanks to the fast ball Hiurricane. the Indians inallyg » heat the BRrowns, 6 ay nning strug@le and now | oniv tive and one-half Kame] loved from thre \: lludlin \ : aby one aia ath poife he ra’ te show any ness nAeainst thie Batte Rrowns Joe Shaute started. ted three innings and ig3 da walk. double and home ¥ tlarry Rice gave the tn three runs. Walter Miller folle ‘and two more Prown runs made siuring his two-inning n the Hurricane. No Luck Against Hudlin, Three of the Browns fanned Irving to meet tludlin'’s fast b 18 were wiped out by the field Five hits were: made Hurricane, but they went for.y@ Emima‘’s hope chest. The dians plaved wonderful ball beh voung Willis, make no mis about that. Twice the baal fla from Joe Sewell to Spurg zeon’ Burns for double plays that ef® path and twice the -stee] scuke Sewe jiown a rung Brown. Hudlin he) after th Indie tied t} but if tog | darine pierce t work. by Hem Summa to t the Rrowns. 4 could ¢ but little with eharv } reliews \angilg he l; ae © hy been © t hie Sixth. | ! velfth, ey ’ { Py re ' ore Joe shed ; pop ths into short fell 1 a double and Sewell walked Lutzke cracke smart vrounde) towards Cer Iwown shortstop: usually of. every gronnd ball. (;erber fu ied the hall on thed jJugg! lt for a second sy Was We h] Aherut his business hime fserhber landed the a then, instead of stoppipgg expected Homes kept re Adiling for home When finally discovered the Se a > Argentine Four Loses, © \ «ayn NSTON ae Sent, 1 4 (me \rgentines, VMemortal : ran ' uildin People Read This! Here is an opportunity for industrious working nan, Yahlem Finance Corperation heen making louwns to thonsanda werking people. ‘nod vow they ceing to bulld heme«x for we people on the Neo-Cash-Down if sou- want te berrow 81000 contidentially and emlorsers we will lead it if vou own a let, fully paid for or net, home on it for vou Down. And you Just tihe rent, (Li THIS COUPON Yy 506 Olive St. | RACES August 30 to Sept. 6 MIDWEST FAIR FAIRMOUNT PARK Admission 600; Nights 25¢ VAHLEM FINANCE On N. Grand Ay, Without obligation en part: send me full’ detaile. 1 }] | want to make a loot, 7 { 1 I want to own a home Name Addre«s Phone Hest time (0 see me «wee ease ~ eee C8 TW © ONE were ey ee Wee ws "ees e¥ere Hew Oe MEW OWE HU ON eee we OEE TY CU Ce wee” eevee rhe ye Se eS Oe HY CHEE Yew wee ee ewe — - ~_ — 2 - ~ —~-- i. - _—— eee ° ss x _— Feet Se te 50 Body Types... 500 Color Combinations— the custom-built line with standard deliveries— an Auto Show in itself. a OLIVER CADILLAC CO. irricane”™’ : in his. Sewell. Sun iif: Youre - ing tOnigh: Berestory oe ery 3 Champion Wears Bla Result of Str Session — Will Re One Day. fry the asqociated Press. ‘ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Jack Dempsey. sporting eye, took & ¥! He does 1° .* e-, .cation today + know whiel partners is fr ef the eight ' ft eve is di bine, pur smpion was, S00 W his conditian tha fied with . | ‘es layoff would ured toda) on edge for the resumption tomorro\ Ile has: t ike pound and now acales 194 When training Is resul morrow Marty Burke, a R feans light heavy weight, ready for work with I Burke picks Dempsey te Tunney. Burke boxed, twice. “Dempsey looks to be i did condition, right now,: said. “l favor Dempsey to Cause of the difference in hetween therm Tunney ft puncher Dempsey ts. “Tunney makes it a pra lead with his left and. in 4 fa open to a right cross. | ga murderous puncher wit his right or left The hot ever. may co the lin aiways is in soo conditia Johnny Saxton. a welts ef Rridgeport, Conn was ) told, yesterday, by Demps a left hook * the jaw | said he asx not trying to | fon. but Saxton ran 1 punch Dempsey, in fact, threw estraint yesterday, and vy xX sparring partnegs all a fing. throwine a flash of fury that he has kept unde Since establishing’ his | camp here a week ago. Dempscy MeetS Tunney Ti By the Associated, Presa, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1 Dempsey and Gene Tunney ably will meet'in a Phila rnc tonight, but merely as ly enemies joth have a Invitations to attend a boxir at Shibe Park. Tunney wilt be here en r his new training camp at S burg, Pa. Seores of : planned to meet their form: dy at the station and che On his arr'‘val to be thi guest. Requests for tickets fe hampionship contest are ceived in. such volume th Rickard has ordered the e Of additional seats to bri fapacity up to 149,000. He that the reeeipts may pal $2,000,900 mark CHINK IS NOW KNO’ AS THE “PRIMA DO OF TURF” AT CHI thA Agsoctated Prem. CHICAGO, Sent. 1 ‘A t Mentat horse which will net ffPm the paddock to the re other entries hae heen th rant Cative of unrneaswred are Ad hubdub at Lincoln Ft cently and has earned ff Prima ID mna of the Turf.” {‘hink. ii Vear-o!} d. ow a WW. J tte ard of Ba has ypu i. ayo to ‘ all and his Kranted perrnét lone to the pos r the horse in the i1@ Dbarrtar hundreds Were surprised wh tei upon demanding re! their wacers« that Chink hy: iM Becond FISHER BARRED “FQ LIFE” BY ILLIN¢ BOXING COMMI BP the A anc. tte, Press CHICA . Senet. 1 The Ring Comn ©'on has Pa ahet: Syracuse ied kim $100 be the ring and In his bout ck Maione, § m ' “ut pended inde =rwin Bige, New Yor Tome, White of Texas. © Sonat through a 14-rour ty ed 2106 each and eu ct KELLY IS NAME BOWLING PRES my I. Ww i= st. Lowia :\ Association miion W : ts VY tava ps a aacre tea ' = «A ta. ‘firteat Sehmitt sz The members itlementeee ("om tee re Mra. hris re © = ary 7 ie 1. ‘Bat M Hu: Psd fi and Bowling | Meeting. ® bow leras ae Manaica, 1 OF Se ee *akue will hold Al the Congress desiring «a fram mu Jemane Are requested t eting or te not af ntira éivo, Ins

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: ee ns Gain on ks, Beating pless Browns en Stopped by Hole leveland’s 19-Year. old Pitcher. PARTNERS AND. ion ine Black Eye as Result of Strenuous ; * : . eins Session — Will Rest for i ’ Se P af. €P ‘Tudlin, One Day. ] ii pred ie t ? iH to oP ball ed Press. cl 4 rst =* the arc i wT Y i T lent ] . — ey sporting r I *\ * i ¥ ie Demps ale . re | v + ge k a wacation ii od. eye, too ; ; Ser al . K mw wnhnien One O01 . on the Hie does not *P | : YY ‘Ss is responsi- ee fring pa : | P " ; 3 bibs] spa if P| ¢ ‘ cr} + Will f T " Sa ? : ‘ Ve Iacorati \ : of his % His left ‘ f ) ) T ; i - the Bow shadcs of ! purple and “itis ¢ . 1 ned The cham pi mn Was £ vi 1] itis. I Tt a uroyea 344 m that he fig- a fed with his conadivionh la ni ~ HS Major , ar ‘off would put him aati “eks cae — re on j f.work = OT i es eR ee’ rT} A Ji j 1 Of the ae tomorrow He has taken on & . 4 Wiis: - pound and now scales 1 Oxf v in a oe When training is 1 &:med to- ie rity row are ' i na o NY ¢ WY Or. @ morrow Marty Burke, a - ! ' Lames Tee f ree mee will be Mens light heavyweight, will St ot. ¢ - a» Le —r? > Tio ~ ry rot ty r 4} = waty for work with Dempsey | hs: , icks Dempsey to defeat : i : oF. im ‘ fran, Burke P ? “1 si / labial /™ weney. Burke boxed Junney a atts. rine - * nal parte ci Hla trice. : ‘ E ‘ = es 4 h $i "Dempsey i@OKS tO pe in spit N- SP rain nd in the X Sueni dition, right now urke a? ; ; t7?Vi¢« run gee f: ne ay. _ noe t win he. : RAV nvaders ’ Rogie ae \' ' f ef the difference in hitting ) inwed gause na : Schiele ns were between them Funney isn't the T seer 4 } ’ a - ; ’ | : . : fold, yesterday, by Dempsey, wit * me left heok to th: law Dempse eo e eee min he was not trving 1 hit Sax- ae . a eS rd wana fon, but that Saxton ran into the ire punch. ty Dempsey, in fact, threw off all a estraint yesterday. and wrariey ped Indians am ™— Sparring partners all over the k a Bemme, throwing a flash of fighting bt nxn dill >ftury that he has kept under cover rhe @nce establishing his training To -gamp here a week AZO ruldeg Dempsey Meets Tunney Tonight. ee Br the Associated. Press. | Ol PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1. Jack : - Dempary and Gene Tunney, prob- ote ett ably wi! eet ir Philade phi Luke ene tonicht, | ™m¢ vy as friend- $3 a Ke Aa Ley enemies. Ret) hay accented — ¥, pe eeroons fo attend DOxing show ‘willy 1eUGRGERhibe Park ee oe an itay will be here e: route te 7 : 2 Bi : his new training imp at Strouds- cP ee bag burg, Pa ~ res of Marines mine a dy at the station and cheer him ping a 9. ot right po irr’ t e the city’s ' a, gue ’ rT Request ae ‘ | te for the Summa th +. fo: n PaamMpions! ip contest are heing hae ina Homer. feived in such volume that Tex © Rickard nAs OY lé an | j t} ‘ ors tin * of addit ional 4 iT tine Four Loses. ‘ oT Me TA - oy oll See ; . fem the Paddock to the post wit} other entries ha ra Deen th. — atat™ emt Cause of unime sured confus Y) im eppeortunity fer the . & atd peedu' Bt iui} n Fields re working man The 4 Ee rentiv ans: h Qs earned th title nance Corporation hes “Prima val aof the Tur?” ‘* iouns ie thousands of — a 3 me Po # > eas ¢ "1° 4q mH tople \nod new they are > Mes 2 na — : wi ed DX vlid henies for working r 5s i0oWard of Baltimore. : Wes BS refused A | I ate ek 4s. ott pipes Was Zranted pnern ee ae @ him alone + +} HoOxt 3 Miseinc the hnr:s i + +} nen &fon tO the harrier. hunda? a fone A a Were surprised wher nage Tred upon Gemanding refur 2 « f BS ones Chirk Lod te in second . e | ser BARRED “FOR |, UFE” BY ILLINOIS | BOXING COMMISSION the Ne-tash-Dewn Plan ‘ani te hberrow S50 te litemtiatiy and witheut fe will lend i te yveu. oun 6A het. whether t's for er met, we will bufld i fer :ou with Ne Cesh da sou can pay fer rt * THis coDrRPAas. iaatininiamins FINANGH CORP. \. Grand Ay. obigation on mr i me full detaile ’ ntote-mahe a loan. é Bs Sy fe idea eae 3 mt le own «a home. ¢ ‘ | 1) see iyi fan ty thes ring — 1 ow ‘ = *r the he fy hte ‘ \f “A * - . , With a t \' ‘ ~ tn ae ¢ wis EQ* + ‘ a ‘ 4 Mem throveh a 10-round bout. Fete fined tino Gi nd suspended days RS. KELLY IS NAMED F ¢ BOWLING PRESIDENT . M 1 ° . . Vi ; : . qj » «500 iss e with "Wed > ee at “ itself. ergy lay emma e C CO. B Sowiins | Meeting. ™ how) er sanciieniie P Leng 53333 Loc US? , . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 PUTS OUT ONE * Many Amateur Sprint Honors, ‘Yields to Pro- moter’s Bid of $10,000 a. ee ee open rolf champ’ onsy and successful] | MURCHISON. eapue for the sonniae 4 Murch ses Sair id. franchise in th is atisfactory willows: ip Played at Great Lakes. has two runni aad one af ee 1-1$1 : Closing Day of All. Star Team Contest Brings Fl Of Last-Minute Selections King Solomon in bled as Gates Go ich Will Probably Be Released ontestants Observed Rules Well. bosonic ca team contest closed ctions, many Sanavated with special delivery ; Pittsburz, mnght field. O'Farrell, Cardinals, Pennock, Yankees, Cleveland, pitcher. Cuyler, Pittsburg, center field. Gehrig, Yankees, first base. Oleveland, shortstop. Gehrig. Yankees, Curyler, Pittsburg, Pittsbury, third base. Pennock, Yankees, Minor League Results. SOW THE RN. ASSOC IATION. Minor League Standings. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. TEX XAS LEAGUE. biga nN" N ( SOUTHWESTERN LEAG NTERNATIONAL LEAGUE. ww : xX XAS LEAGUE. RUNS SCORED THIS WEEK BY BIG LEAGUE ¢ LUBS INTE. — sanioS an LEAGL E. r eS 3 > White Wins "Two Races. * * wr poe wt? | — ee — - . eg ee - > eld One Stroke | ehind Cooper in 99 issouri . Open Final Two Rounds of 18 Holes | Each Will Be Played at Joplin Today. Py tha A cary ated Press I \ ; A ' ' | JOPLIN, Mo., Sept. 1.—A four- | -ornered fizht for the Miss@uri . title-holding amateur and three of . c* “ - oo 7 the State's foremost profess Onai mn . Kddi: Hiela, the redoubtable star of Algonquin Club, St. Louis who earried off the honors in thé annual tournament a year ago, found himself in trouble fe end f f rst ty no gs of T erm niar arid mnNiess lan f Y Tr over during final rounds tod ay new State champion v crowned 7 ‘ s ; + P oper _ mr "7 Harrv Cooper, r’illant e | . ~~ -_ — a, pee ey ee profs SS iO] cA 4 i ‘ : ‘ Lak« WO i, ino & a ta Ff ) ? 7 } tt +} (lanes word Ras 44 Z 2d i* yal 7 ; > a” zen for second place in the \\ eat. 2 + . a —* a | Ty y ern open LOurnUuyYnhe cl iT) i - rz iz ry) :* } , + apolis ast weekK, llguratively set the Sehiffarcdcs« iv Or Course a firs Li — bid i 4 ry i PA; : aaii ~4¢% } ‘ . . , el» } 7 } rut 4 y with his remarkable shooting. He TTT. } mn heat’ ft set of 3 . TT. 1 490 5-36-39 for ls. -even par for + . } . the vO hole rounds 3 , ‘ H as e trie ] He CC i | not Po) j cA Oper _ Y iT} nY ‘ne hampion finished his first day of Dp * with 143 ao , at Rabb a } he > Ik: nm o f t ’ t 7 } = mre 5 als ) 4 i Ore f Oy, +} 9 + + ° ; A ~ nia 4 +, . +} € 4 , 2) c \ ’ | ‘ ae : : ~ + 1ffé¢ ¥ ‘ Kx ¢ , rc? , ¢ T “ar x"“oyr? - = + } - 4 YY } sift ~~ *¥ ‘) f Vi ] ri 4A + 1A Ww n 14 and thr rnout his fter- noon rounde ra ve ‘ > } + nr f ’ + } . no i Ls ke [ rriy _— 2 ta lin? rT +} ¢ j f , ’ ’ v Te ft) ET ag a yric¢ ne 7 rs } rs q ao Horte Yr TY 7 } fr, ¢ + rl »* ‘ a? . i - 4 LA +} cr aw) } fing ‘ 4 PpU-_ Li Cd { = mo ene Té =f) at Q} © , — 4 } ii Sd li 4 piavine as the " . an) ft} cy rie } ?. , i@a A ne 4 ,. ne Diave qd rt steady ¢ a | ow 4 ° P } ] and consistent Fame. and finished ++} 4 ¢ 7 , ° | } ’ wi Lt nree StronKnes Dent? wale ’ }? i ood Mc Tigue Kabel Eleventh Round Special to the Pnet-Die x ~ ii . . ‘ f » To 4 , . a) af NEW } RK Sept Vilke Me "Ty". " , Lik Ué Qf Ire} I : f Orr oF li eet. ¢ . 4 . AP |” } 9 Neavvwelighnt c} Tri vToi¢ or? , + ri } £ + . gre rr ; i } if’ + f i o ¢ if 4 re ~ > Mune Hoiomon of Pa r the ] ’ "? + vf)? ? J eieven i T muna of aan: , er @ainls + As aa i 1° wna } } 4 + +} i A mM : 7 f Gonna, ) > , ; msiadiulyy ia Ss? Y bt sf 4 rig} +t tam the | rc("rcg ‘ + a . . \ bee?! i , hye t vr ¢ = f , my} iy ‘ ‘ 4 event} — p j ™ / 7 a v {. back or : eh } ? aT ie ‘ . ‘ ‘ , "4 } ee if - 4 : ore ate #* +} ° y , : ‘ 3 I Was *# BYTrOkRVY wnen ne went down tn the steé « a fie ee try hh ’ P ‘ +} P m . ne seven npn That he startad {in {irver « 4 4 - ~ | } } a " reai iard Ijnen rif Penreregd : —¢*-« Ly eo, 1 ; 1 . : i ci CH# ri wouUrt 4 rié rit) } ay ; cy Fa porn nanas into Sr ory . a v, & ¢ r 6 oe ] Sé&¢ j exeé yiows 4 ? ¢ ', — ¥ . A> 34 a 4 cis t lt } 4 rf rA-we t W f cen ye rot Ts ri? TO , — | eae ’ rr ‘ i Co) ey FS gery ’ ‘ , ‘ ! Pa a P 7 ® * mon was weuk wher > é ‘ > Huffman MeTigue'’s Next loe. 7 , \ % ‘ ga? | ‘ . , > > . £ , c 7 Yr , - Pay * ’ - , ’ ’ , *¢ hi \" r | I . r ‘ + ‘ > a , ”* «* . 4 * - 4 ip CA ; — ¥ f , = ? r ‘ * , , 4 ~ - ? 7 S . t , , r oe f f r 7 w & . { ae ee 44 > ? , ‘ .* + . , ¥ , . ¥ 7 * ~ - > , ’ , , , — ’ ’ — - > ; > Y ’ ee a i ‘ ’ 4 é. > °F ; 1 <* t ’ 4 a ; * 7 4 ’ 4 vi ~ ° '¢ y - e . e " . «% : + - ‘ ? {.,? ,& ure i ’ rye ee ! LO ° } ‘ . a gt ‘ r sever s . Z ’ — y : - 4 reé 7 Re Vera! Argentine neavv~w Ents Wi r a + _ - rt a on r\¢ Ww ° Z r “ £ ’ ‘ . ISiOY ver ‘en nd Oo br - vr ‘or fe . ° ~ ee BOP ea” PA PPPPR PPD Pete PPPS PPP PP a OL ae i i di an a a aa — » had de- veloped = re yesterday between a ‘oared and wome n ghrieked. Straw hat murderous crew of world’s - 5 ‘Remaining Schedules of the © Three Contending Teams | BATE.) CARDINALS. PITTSBURG. =~ CINCINNATI. Sept. 2— At Chicago (2) At Cincinnati Pittsburg (home) 43 Sept. 32— At Cincinnati At Chijcage ' Cardinals thome) Sept. t— SA Cincinnati At Chicago (2) (Cardinals (home) Sept. 5i— At Cincinnati At Chicago {ardinalx thome) Sept. 6— At Pittsburg (2) Cards (2) home (Chicago (2) home | Sept. t—_ A1¢t Pittsburg Cards thome) Chicago (home) Sept. *— Open Cincy (2) home At Pittsburg (2) | Sept. 9— Open Chicayo (2) home Open Sept. 10— 4t Boston Ciney (home) At Pittsburg Sept. lI— At Boston Cincy Chome) At Pictsburg Sept. 12— Open At New York (2) At Brooklyn (2) Sept. 13— At Boston At New York At Brooklyn Sept. 14— At Boston At New York At Brooklyn Sept. 15— At Phila. (2) At New York At Brooklyn Sept. 16— At Phila. (2) At Brooklyn At New York Sept. 17—— At Philadelphia At Brooklyn At New York Sept. 18— At Philadelphia At Brooklyn At New Vork Sept. 1h At New York At Brooklyn Open Sept. 20— Open At Philadelphia At Boston (2) Sept, 21— At Brooklyn At Philadelphia At Boston Sept. 22— At Brooklyn At Philadelphia Open Sept. 23— At New York At Boston (2) At Philadelphia Sept. 24— Open At Hoston At Philadelphia Sept. 25— At New York At Hqaston At Philadelphia Sept. 26— At Chapenennss Open Cards (home) 24 000 Fans Go Wild if n Record Demonstration As Cards Take 2 Games. aquatic organization in the local | Arrangements have been made to A start the first round of the singles to compete in four city champion- | saturday afternoon. If possible the doubles will also open the same afternoon. Second round matches Western |in both eventa are scheduled to be A. A. U. and city championship con- | completed by Sunday night, while tests helA at bi-monthly Intervals | the third round will be played on since the start of the summer sea-/| Labor day. This arrangement wi!! son. especially appeal to many public eee ss Tumult Starts With Tying of Score in Memor- able Seventh Inning of Second Contest With the Pirates. aan By William PF, Allen. Regular attendants recall no moment of modern baseball in Sports- lan’s Park that equalled, in: substained cheering and tumultuous ex- terent, the seventh inning of yesterday's second game when the St. . Louis Cardinals seized a ripe chance ayd, by a double victory over the | Pittsbure Pirates, lifted themselves fjpm third to first place in the i? v ‘ ws) hrea-cornered National League pennant race. 4.009 persons in the | um unsubsiding as OFarrell takes The ' ¢ We re 2 | hig; place at the plate. * mark and every man, woman and iA yTOS¢ fre rY th ir seat ts wit h the * Cheering Has Its Effect. vocal throttle wide open. Armd were \j here may be some who doubt ounding on the back!that fanatical cheering’ has effect of some stranger neighbor. Men uUp)?n an opposing pitcher. Look at b nd , : : ' Morrison, a three-h'‘t pitcher until | , ‘ , 7 that inning; he fingers the rosin ts sailed from delirious heads Rifas. fie | hae nervously. Smith comes out nto the field by the hundreds. y . fr baw : 4 »,.to' bolster him and Traynor. The id riintyv imperturbabie, wino 4 “rm , a0 4 tands clamor ‘Play bal! They ,at roety int tnat co} if Sur- ul o 5 tt ‘ cole taunt Morrison. He gives a har Vive S1)¢ r) 90} rpoingson ErmacKe F * . ; agit ried look back at his support and < «, *% 4 ty Yr) ¢ \ é lled. , : . ' “* . pulls himself together. Smack Uproar Starts With Tied Score. on the first ball OFarrell singles | The uproar started when theito right. Hafey races to third, so inals tied the score; it seemed | f4St that Waner makes no attempt to cut him down. double when they forged one Here is victory with asp and n ahead and continued for the 7 Seal iin grasp and ‘epg the crowd is on its feet, faces nnings thereafter in which the ; ; bole _ | Strained, its individual prayers to < f . {] t i , ra @z in CcCneci “ Thevenow . lfe: 'n ¢ eg U - # nr ema " now engulfed tn a great tu ;' mult. It was a buovant afternoon. The ; ( : ; ie sie" Morrison tells himself: A great ns had watched the Cardinals fielde hit ¢ hattar? } e vir the first game, seize a 2-1 lead Ger, DUE & batter? iH get him he : 1 sn Pps en A pitch, another smack and Raw- They chortled in glee as the fa- lings starts to scoot for second in us Cardinal punch reasserted it- "ope of a double play that will re- f after two days of lethargy. tre the side and stave off defeat gave mighty cheers for home 3ut the ball shoots through. ths uns by Be and Hafey that salted |spot he has vacated by two steps. away the victory. They heaped ap-'|A hit. A score. ise upon Wee Willie Sherdel, Then it was that Sportsman's vho unexpectedly smothered the; Park saw its greatest demonstra- Pirate batters and made the line-|! tion. rs pop, impotently into Victory? Not yet. There remain r q ad an added mo-/two innings in which Pittsburg of great yy when the score must be thrust back. The eighth rd f ned 1 Cincinnati defeat passes safely. Sothoron is pitching € 1 t fire? © WwW in ras} of calmly, deliberately, giving every ball its coating of deceiving saliva. Not once does the yelling sub- side. Every pitched ball brings a rr : ~ They could have heen satisfied mn even break, for the demon- stration of Pirate attack in the first . : : roar. Every out renewal of the hree games had been impressive : . ' ;, : Bs ;' ; i umult. Lven between innings it riory enough simply to hold even . continues. The decisive ninth. Pittsburg a . rushes its reserves. One fails So1ho arms Up. a oi thoron W P out. Another fails—out. — : - rm the TH ote or, le ane rower (2) Trory =e" . * Ppney OVA HY urag For the last batter comes the arm up—Allan had not finished @/jin the cleanup position—Wright, me this year. His: spitter had! pittsburg’s hitting hero of the last vet to survive a nine-inning battle.| world’s series. here was the colossal task of The noise fades just a bit. Too eating down Cuylersand Traynor’ | tense even for cheering Wright nd Granthams ar d Rarnharts and pops out. Game first place iths ; . Team Mates Hug Soihoron. Th er rnaillied vallantiy to nis The Cardinal-play ers are the ® ( says J not) demert 3 5 first to reach Sothoron Lester ‘ Tre fourtn nis own wild e}) hugs him for his three-hit eas or ‘ a: rifics v< etjlited ‘vy a performance. Top reer seizes him RB; Berere | oning ¢glosed. The} from the other side Fans pile . : rnange- Aq he ir tune from * neve rthe a}} onto the field +o get LJ ‘ "4 A! a “Come on one eek + their chan pions And CE ; 4 qa few more straw hats fall. Thev called each succeeding Car- Thus the smallest crowd of the nal batter by name to hit But | hietle world’s series went home the met the Cardiaat pats was the happiest. The paid attendance was sweeping curve of Morrison 92 °79 With free admissions, . o ao 6 6 enough to keen the bal] quite numerous yesterday, the at- of the range of sol'd biows tendance thus became. approxi- ¥ Tne even? Bott } ley ry a‘fé ¥ "4 ‘yf Ml That was the augury. Now Thus far the series has had a ere Was pping in unison, the paid attendance of 88,779 in three ni Sis of the stands that! gays, a record not even approached ed hat the time had S+ YJouis in the past . Pe tory Be delivered The Car ry « ct ge the echie I t S rifice ¢eriarvir of rconversatior 7T) Sf Louis toni One out. man.on secor a. 2 single las? night Every. here ‘he eeded to tis Now no clapping. | ehances of ultimate victory nd a ing but. a roar world’s series was peing figured to 2 ifs erie } nm.OoO trie Cru Fi; the last far or hiu! ares of per ~ aTlTeyY -< mt »? si ré¢ LA Q aor s Aowntowr Paving fneir Worr ntr : home run to in- as the second gan rew tO & ron as *# he, margin nf enfety iy the ; lope got ths res iif hefore tir K é rs rst game to 6 to l1—-was im-j/jpn cigar stores and before loud ofed t Be i—to right. speakers giving the pia) from the =t tof m™ f the straining field WiiheS Bottomley nome-—tne The euperstit on that attaches to lied basebal! appeared today. The sec The pulse of the crowd has been | ond man in the ticket line at the igh all afternoor Prilliant field- | downtown office, 499 Olive street ng. thrilling p‘tching—victory im | today demanded tne tenth row ib * same NOW t wee ea that Section H There were no seats in roats ww 1 pure Pandemon that row Got to have them,” the - wTTTTTT) v.11 7 . wee PYTTINTITI ET TIE eel hla ‘SAVE FOR THE WORLD SERIES” The only National Bank in St. Louis open all day every day for you convenience is the SECURITY NATIONAL BANK EIGHTH STREET BETWEEN OLIVE AND LOCUST She AAAPCRAROROROAPACREREROREAROREREREAOR OROERE ROR OE EREDAR DAE ROAR ERASERS SASS VODOROS A MORO ROonene m= ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH opener )EMPSEY, FOR FIRST TIME, SHOWS FLASH OF OLD FORM IN TRA INING AMMERS Six Pyle Signs Murchison To Play “Pro” Football ee eee ‘SIKESTON GOLF TEAM | towne, as Charleston defeated 'Charleston a few weeks ago by 20 i points iopened, the line extended from ; Olive street, through the adjacent Wesaa Aaeeheeh areas ea® __PAGE 25 ——— " — - - oe ~ oo ee ae Fighte | “Ted Drewes Will Pr te keel Po Defend District NEW YORK. — Mike MeTigue. New York, knocked out King Sol- e ] omon, Panama, 11 rounds. Al- fred Porzio, South American, beat ~ Tennis Laure S Jim -Sigmund, sailor heavyweight, four rounds. Sergt. Jack Adams, St. Louis, beat Johnny Crosreo, National Municipal Champion New Vork. eight rounda. Knate Hansen, Hacine, Wis.. knocked | Is Singles and Joint out Quintin Homero, Chile, three Doubles Champion. t rounds. (CHICAGO.—VYoung Nationaliata, | js siicaceeaia Filipine, beat Pal Meore, Mem- - phis, 10 rounds. Henry Lenard, | By Davison Obear. Chicago, beat Pico Ramies, Mex- ico, 10 rounds. ' INDIANAPOLIS.—Roy Wallace, and doubles. The district cham- middleweight, shaded Len Darcy, pionship for women will start on Detroit, 10 rounds, Chuck Doris, | Sent. 13. Detroit, and Phil Herkert, Cin- The district tournnments cinnatt, drew 10 rounds. close the tennis season in St. Louis. DENVER. — George Manley, | According to Harvey Frolichstein, Denver, lightweight, won a deci- chairman of the Tournament Com - sion over Chief Metoquah, Toledo, mittee, a special effort is being (made to get a large entry for the ledo, ©O., defeated Kay Parker, sifigl s and doubles events this year Denver eee four rounds. 'The champtonship is open to mem- FOUR CHAMPIONSHIP bers of private clubs affillated with ‘the St. Louis District Tennis Asso- SWIM RACES WILI eséfciation. as well as the public park clubs who hold membership in the four rounds. Sammy Lupica, To- BE HELD ON SEPT. 8 | Municipal Tennis Association, member of the district body. The leading swimmers of every A. VU. district have Deen invited ship events of a tournament to be held at the New Coliseum poof Sept 8 The meet will be the seventh and final of a series of 3 re ate ‘ Feminine natators will bid for park players. city champlonship laurels in a 220- Drewes to Enter | yard free style event of ie ee) Thode a eee eee. ‘lon Park Tennis Club, will defend back stroke and 440-yard free style | his title as district singles cham- swim. The men's events in which | pion. He will also defend the dou- lotal champtonship honors will be | bles championship with Edward | determined are 220-vard free style, | Serrano as a partner. Drewes and 100-yard back stroke and high- | Serrano won the title last year by | board fancy diving. . | defeating Joe Smith and Charles meet. The program includes two open events for women, a 50-yard Approximately 30 entries have al- | ready been pledged by the coaches | in charge of the Lorelei Natatorium, Forest Park Highlands and felt Sigoloff in the final round. Coliseum A. C. tank squads. 1127 Pine streets. The fee WINS OVER CHARLESTON Special to the Post-Dispatch. SIKESFON, Mo. Sept. 1.—The Sikeston golf club defeated the Charleston golf club tn a tourna- rnent held here veesterday afternoon by 135 points. The lowest score of fhe match was made by G. M. Greer | City. Wray Brown, No. 1 in stein, 1531 Washington avenue. of Sikeston. who made 18 holes in A tie now exists between the two | not named his partner. Sikeston in a tournament held a’ HOBBS, BABE RUTH . OF CRICKET, SETS oe 4 third tournament will be played late pas mana wa later in the senRon ANOTHER NEW MARK By the Associated Prees » man insisted. “Why?” “Well,” he| LONDON, Sept. 1—Jack Hobbh; repiled. “I have been sitting in that | England's premier cricket batema: row throughout the series. I don't! h#* made another record for hiny mn self by scoring 316 runs in one wert to. tinx the team. Similarly the fourth man took twelfth row seats in Section M ‘ hy the Cardinal luck. ‘I've been sitting| Percy Holmes of Yorkshire in M,” “Ye said. | Fess The demand for tickets for to- | ; . | ted 7 hours and hit 41 fours. day's single game early today ex-| Re et tele OE ee ee ook une Play in the annual tennis tourna- — ‘ment for the champtonship of the READING, Pa. — Battling Le- | st Louis District will open Satur- vinsky, Philadelphia, knocked out | j.y afternoon on the courts of the Tommy Madden, Breekiym, 8 | Triple A Club in Forest Park. There round. will be events for men in singles ee ee a ee ee n ie» yore mel ane a wos Epis neal Rt Sati ULI. BRS en en He ee a eel inte coe ; ee ee ee ees RE A A EY OR, Births A ahs LES AE, anh ARNT ih aaa a Entries for the district tourna- ment will be received up to noon Friday at sporting goods stores lo cated at 523 Locust, 921 Locust and Sie aes ed Py aah men’s singles is $1.50 and for dou bles $2 a team. Mail entries ar: being received by Harvey Frolich Charles Barnes, former Washing ton University star, is the only first 10 ranking player absent from. th: local list, has entered the single: i 77. strokes He will play in the doubles but has i Bos ONC! BER be 5: ning for Surrey in a match against Middlesex The runs also conat tuted a new record for the famou* rather than sixth row seats in J.| Lord's cricket grounds. The pre e did not want to change| vious record there was 315, made b; In making his record Hobbs ba‘ ceeded that at a corresponging hour preceding yesterday's double header. Shortly after the sa) alley to JLocust and east on Locust to Broadway. Many women were | in line “he first to obtain seats was an | office boy who had walted two} hours from 6:45 a. m. a Sele tr Guducis a & LEY MALT SY? ANHE 7 or Neigh bor- NS SER Buss hood Dealer— a Full 3-lb. Cans - a eee Real Hop Malt Syrup No fillers, adulterants, or substitutes are used in Budweiser Real Hop-Malt Syrup. 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_—_—_— PAGE 26__ : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926. _____ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - 3 clad a net RICHARDS AND WILLIAMS REACH SEMIFINALS IN DOUBLES TOURNE DEFEAT COCHET ....“2""%...... Mlle. Lenglen to Northern States Wh, Sttithieader in eer deseo yes: ne (ens pany | tho Sh game. SNe | erie de ———— mmorernag, oc Hargrave. Reds “3 249 38 92 2: CHICAGO, Sept. 1.—MacDenald * pier. 7 vs 3 32 1) vervi ¢ Williams Announces. Place. Steph'son, Cubs 72 263 : : LE AEE ST IES ng 1 Cebected to a1 this : : Sel | t he J Spectacular Tennis in ‘ CHOUTEAU | “Pee in 4 eras = ni 7 rHuIRD ? - a . — —s i , , . ; . . a ; . we : ‘ te; ~** i at _ | eed , fuvier. Pirates w 7 i if M | = | “ae ; . . . + te 4 Mostil, White Sox 2 ' Pestalozzi ~ | whe: rs nig . 4 ee " L\dams. ( ah« ms salt ; , 3 : - £ Stalorgl = aren im issec abi oe if preeent ' e t "T+ 2 | Rice, Senaters == | | | 7 He recaiies tue rOURTH Sb T pers ' - . , Hiunnefield. 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' . “ 4 “ a ~~. . i v al ’ " ; : % . “Eee . carr: = ce » - = a x mb r 7 : tale sutn ies seine , | BE : com Se ene wi Ald. “J Baliway Exch pecut. aoe INSTRUCTION sri. third floor. _____| ferred; state age. education, experience and | § ington, third floor | Hig. | . oe it ae * vee oarce NEE ee ie Se «ee : ¥ £ a bd * & “4 a J — * - s ? bate . : — — . | ’ ; oe ed : - , : . : - : i i .hait . ; : 3 : 7 BUSINESS CARDS| esimscubirsiete a SEN, SS Sea Ser met) SMe CAR Nectar aa ag | sowie toe Se Re SS aan SS te | Expericoced = BRICKLAY’G & TUCKPOINT’G "thoria 7 I 3 er | % cht a- : : | . | oS DE} -EPAIR MA ay 2 xD ‘ Py" CLERK Min he - 3 ed prot 's-2 Sot ‘. \ . : ; - —- : i : ride (ii ’ experie c* 3 } a a. : : * sai PAL n » ’ ' mS 3 RR om » 1 ee —_ CARPENTERS & BUILDERS (2.8 | perienced novelty McKay. RT_AXD OVERALE mo cmmpetition: experience hot ist ‘ivor 487, Spanis American : “a f) ; . | | ’ 7 | : . i : ‘ ; mn —_ - : : “ . : ' ; he ; » : , Far om - , - her GREVE—On Tursda: ug. B31, 192 ‘sd, | “ ' . ' Mer . . é : — sara Soe ———— : i. _ good lepartmernt he urge era ' | STEINE . ‘ , @ arrunity 4 2 Ma and - . . _— ‘ . ° ‘ . ; 2 80 ‘ a i net r; ; +t ¥ »« « 2. > x fT Y pom, Bauman Bros . ke o/s" is Gat Wahine di ; -lsaning Works. Tulsa, | \e3} | SPOTTERS alan shop. hs "ADVERTISING SALESMJ iineter aiming 24 PHO MAS—; 51 la | s | | i" soko “et periat sR Bay Lom F {| .Oppartuntty to ec | | vr ¥ Peary 2 Pet +] = PATEN aiek - . & ' : iE: 7 © » = : =s » - WwW t bn or ®! : Com ws pad agiit Meat Keel Sie ‘| ye aRe END. Sas | EMPLOYMENT | — as rere. NOCK BOYS — Appl 50—$70 PAl oe eS ; ‘“ - = . ; apaget , . , 2 ; s - WANTED: | MEN, BOYS os . : . BEDELL CO. 7th am jor pare time: fine 4 Bbouils Country Chub grounds : : : a oe . On 3 . —. : ¢s* er \\ asnins us ; rigs , :, m - all . z general 2 : . Lu . Mia tween 2 TT ‘ MA ~ —Ex] , 3 ey : oa : ve 45 i 2. Swacal ne MEN, BOYS —— + Ol 7 et , ro vowing : ars S71 OOK! LISTENG ee: adulte only. god heme s . ' ome ApDty 1 &-30 m..: Bertha Lel! WUNSCH -} ! nday 7 6 49 tues "ark Hote’. 13: toner leetriec De! > : : '® to i@: | & 4% ‘ ryt ; : : ‘ ' ‘ ‘ , ' - , = - : ' . 2 ? = & ‘ a : 5) . z a -" Me DONO G He Rte ret : und . % . . day, Aug. 31, 192 0) a. ta. in his _ MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES : : qee 3 tunity. Apply | 109 8. ij. | : | men | — i McLAUGHLIN-—Departed this 1 att ‘ yrmers of Kentuel | | 3 | xt ; to take charmer. — e and Ea gnnsd 7 | | “a Gay. Aug. 30 ale : : ’ “ie * . ar Ni hu ; bs PERSONAL, [| taseinc mat fo Fg SAS rw | pecifications “go 9 o ECHANIC Mest tees ocd | Ee = beceeeoeae Bernie c CMAN . on ‘ ADOPTION PERSONAL. ace | 14 . | Op nagar et ey ag a ee = tue : | EI : | A180 4. Pal | ; | mages ) a ; OR, es = =i CY | @ Se ) bys . . ‘ en: anion ¥ oo ath AUTOMOBILE AND PAINTING anne : nl Hon in ion a? J aii ae gg eg ne home gy me DSRS ow neDaIe | rand | : ae — ry oe : - ’ a ‘ tS « | FE sgee ‘ . . : . “f . .' rs , : . A : \ : STORAGE AND MOVING 28 Divers ame 63 : ExT i ReiiaD Nd Fone ing Ok CASHIER—Por restacineat” oneal mS STOVE REPAIRS ry : P . - . -_ = 7 : -“ Ate “ ——_ . gr ‘ if : P 5? — be a «= ait " ; ~ ‘ . ; ’ ae . ‘ J Cire; Sern» wo " : ’ ; ‘ , ah r bts =" ; , , ; = LOST and FOU UND}, west PAPER CLEAN'G, ETC ) | | ars, (of age. for wholesale SOLDERS Bench s | value Pet not absolut Keng BE — eo eS -) | | . piss _ , ork. nw senced; 15: 4 oe | : 7:8 work Conn OR pe nt plasionayy lea Be Wi | gs s.. 2 | ' ROENTS Wa othe senses age » A diabe : , , ; : ? '. ce - ts ' POuaS cise ; “ Al Wee Cal ary Samet ery. —— P'imerment a eo bred; fi LE, Fettman fr eo: Pe as the : He anal alin aan i —— fue references requireé. | “Trecuee, Leiverpiig af ire mas. John and >

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G _SEPTEMBER 1, 1926 7 per on Papen |, 1226 | Bm DON’T SEL.L YOUR CAR FOR A “ OOLISH PRICE: ! oe it in these columns and ect the nen price. “Sa von aaa SSERS and SOLiciTe en WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP W" FD. WOMEN, GIRLS | - : ‘ ae ~ Hilton - : i * smal) t CU SHGIRI L—Reliabie. we te. for , kin 2 o | & mR Men t sa 1} blanketg, ' ac: — a if : : : ; it OT CcOooK WOMEN TEAC ER S ANTETD). c 9 House no experience nece Mg Feogy .ocnepeilinannes 7 whe - i try 4 : = ‘ : : a ‘ , ‘ ‘ saad " . e- ; ‘ | r i ee L¢€ . tye! Fe * . ; + ¢p*? T = ‘ " 24 ys ppl eax? bits tte 4 ER on = > LIOR ow’ . ‘*/.— -_ , + 8-, 204 “ agi on. — } oad XN Te 3 , ( 8) “ Ms ' . . oni peo Oo go . tis a ‘ » ie / eu ; : rie rt teri ' it Pe | rR ; NERS WAN ED ta ? ' 2. etir _—s . pe | ; ’ OM a To peri 1d] : . 4 > RARE A AP eatin ty pee tee = ri i a ¢ : ‘ , rr .. 4 work ‘Bal - ) -_ th a4 a Fiastor . re Ima . : luced . * - ee : : — — re) *t} 4 hj - ac ioh ‘ . * ° 2 . - We gv} . ° , " , he Wi For “restaurant, ~ jg — | HOU SEK EEPER— By priest, ji smal D ty. nl} FOrest. ‘8262°" jot ‘ai Repairing and Painting 1925 DODGE COUPE | terry . . . . = ~ ‘ sii »t) (_orme ' . : ; "Tt" 7 ; j () ve at (ods x . ist / 2 ' ‘yey . rm a 7 ion ak Nae : RE Seer hon ie gare a ee | | \' Y; 0 ) U DOR Vt I have 35 bungalows aul ry A) one no pat TH Auto Work Wanted Badly | ag Beemer: 6 Regen ghee 2 25 Dod C! Tf | I F RI T a a ets ok aoe > ' = EPL eae? In - eo ‘ finish, Lik ew: 1 rf equipped: careful ¢ oad is Cl Origina: finish ba llor tires ar ‘ .ayior Cai at FOOT 4 ; sip ivan 2 : Ties im small Guaranteed repairing, paintsng, over- | inspe: ” and v} terms. | | ecquipoued« er . men? ii : ial ee # Be cour eo : sg eferen 3 looking for good. permanent 1: . 4 ¢ ao : ge ee ‘ , hi > quipped , 1} bal —_ > | ®Qulppvec Sliaii cash paytmie * pond He . Can Mera a az nul an 8) t Lele ¢ £0 O01, wink. a haul ng: prices right. « N. Thomas, 4905 -YSLER ss} “AR STOR) | bus a! full oon tres rye} ’ _f pe: ae prone bUTTIDey er J 62 Pest Dis. . : ee ~ ra ‘ - r tmars 311] . " - t. de. ‘ rim od ‘ y = : ; : . -~ = oo... | reer experienced : white. rah and Manches mares ¢ ot r ne’ bargain. 2+ yhi | Used Car Exchange n-| Attention, Service * Drivers “excellent propoaltion: gal ParTsHERe— A >} wage ee aay eet 428 inne ts oo — 2 yg Epersenced. t) Cane Simi | Fi ETT Brougham late 192 ) er, ae es See Vil ee ee (c5) | meme & oF “ guaranteed: ea rms at) y necessary. employes ‘at -Silvermar armen e Re ee om xpenmenced ob, J. Api Iv M ciman at 61! = ie Wate ah (e% PORD— Coup Ivo: like new gees ash, $1: ne A ee : of , Jefferse: (open evenin 2 ' i @a, . on oO! an tetas nuy adway. St. : - ‘ ' (} ln 7 . PAY : The , My, 4 are , ms ; s : ° r | a, ber INE — :. . = = . ; Seem — > . ? . ’ ’ | PMORII r q*}a)} aecal 1 %s F ' 7 Ours lwo is at mode 5 ‘ : 54 | . ; ; oy M - j ° =" ’ »* . ~ " — | t , a J . ‘* on =T 2 ¢ : ‘ y he - _— ’ ‘ “1 \ lu — } ' ry : ; : M -54 Post-MRsepateh - 2 ; rienced 1 , IAT! Vbit reloreé hote} perien: EAR N bi E V E RY HOU R 8 ier ; at ew 5 eal bare = —_—ws ms It equipped terme ined 1805 _ hat ar wet A rf} ow une a - , . ryt 4‘ i ‘ .*! ! Tl» 7 pig o _ ’ é if ere " ? " . ] Pa 4 . Are ; . aee ri lé 44 } ye . ; ¢ : P ‘ ' t new y , rant ~~ * 3 4 a. a MiN. “ zs 1! - aaa ; , ae aki 4 r j NS NG >. @. ~ 1S } 4 > . , 3 : ‘ 4 : Vf od : ‘ " hit wt r = ‘ - ven | . a ; by eu ‘S ! big earnin i 4 gt erie . ar vl I | Nee Psi a , AN} 4 rau4 : i j . vi L Ma : . A; C AR tii y re ; j ' rs , . Bats . r) . " . ‘7 BS ; eistiet } ‘ : : 7 XN ~B! Lz a! ene ’ Af) : ' . , , “he? ‘ en “ hulky Fam ples ‘ 3 vi naar oe Neem none thy ] A: 2 . “ss a dil me day or 4) O11) , SEER \\) gh esc ; pu Wy “- i ” a ’ t, na th, | , : | be- nh : E27 . Jer ) ui . newly painted 7. {2 . oy os od " ak , . > ge =" be »manpi ot } } : . cash ren I fe ork A14€ ich BT) P pow A : } 34) ‘ F or xt - ) | ye] f OU se conditio , ‘ eA f r il e~ — rat ASS Pree ake penne nt pei SPER Re Raa et, coe al conan hah eg Geag ae ct | BOSS Ee na era as aa Pe ia A . t ontieg pie & LO Se ale: ! p; good Ma in iad ye at LW omg ; Ms 113 nery Ready to i ow Traqa nd tern ws ' open ; mo, } Strt Tl) i¢ —e ow ren 4 4d ‘ $240 er e aASy Lerma ’ aan ' seliati : - " - tz)" ‘ roc ’ Alig oti S seca I ‘ Marin PA per rec a ne }) harp y ry ‘i oT ; oii ; rYi« : ; . ob Bc j pes | { : ek F : . or nine . ty eter fuliv a ‘ ‘ ‘ } 7 ‘ nie . ) ’ ‘ ; ‘ I A ey — ~ 4 . a . . 7 , i . 7 : iia : _—— —— Ahbii . : L i oe ‘ 4 si , af) | we: =e o ’ : if ugniV eXperiencead Saieswoll- PE_=s SS Se AKO Delma (c53x) |" wie ” : weed ! Ick AUTOMOBILE c ; r : ' : ile * 1.3 r,! 7a) i F St mar i 1926 Advanced 6 Nash rks . ways oper 7 . a el tn atlas ln ntti ll alltel see's Ser eae at $ mont? ee easy terme. cht) ae at. i nply 2804-15 Madison «1 fos) @n, aeceustomed to selling high- 9?5 Studel baker Brou gham Vhopsaie jewelry: Southerg @ White . general bi peratigh aed MILLINER rRIMMERS—-Expr g - Ee oe } © ) ‘ } ) cet ) a ’ lx, : I tr h 4 i. ' puipme! \ . 4 * } vive are e ‘ met l A DATII’ 1eHOY Uw pile’ fi] . K ‘ ; (; uber ? 4 . . ST vrade ilif | ee ‘ be ane ’ 4 "erry ‘ ! fi* , " ’ . r ae = : - - a a : : “ i P y | ' " ; : “ iis ' +h > ** . a4 * ** ”* any ‘ ‘ G eneri housew ri Ld ist 1 y We b . t B . - so : . ‘ aR ry . : y , - . : . - hia ri¢@ j f > I 1 D ' ) bite, for « = supt. S Office. Ma mn Floor Bal |- . . ‘OnDSs— ‘tmen Jamal : “yp ads S satis ae aring crankehat' Cal irkiier 3 . 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Mey TANG A 5 i= PR STEP OTT! at ihe exposition: need {ureray 4 Gaeta ST Ot company organizing a home BYRO! 7 bate hs bind. eS J live. 4 | ys one . ] as land J Save )) r TH ue reEP OUT Marnolia “Pt Rea final pein best wees aie - sPryice gepariment requires -¢ ' se re palnte ; | ae . > ane / up 4 } j ey Pf i , ; P . ’ ' ' . . A] ry Ty ‘ ai ‘ hevroiete a? and up . ic) }-S ‘enn, responsible person to train and ¢ : —. — | ne v prices; eapy te iatane, Mdiie Uineer fe Bene Tol aan TRY IT ' : | | Buicka, . S120 end $165 “Write, , Jor Pe DOO TV (el 4LINERY OPERATORS supervise saleswomen; oppor , AND ks] Pil 2501 &. Jefferso: en evenine: , : NIVERS ony Ae e s : : ° tt new {*} ‘ et ac! }} nail : } : DOLEr, possi bi\fe : Jeg AND Th IMM ERS | for organizer: requires r $7 ! arive : proposition; possibi 7 . ; | ’ 5 ping JEfierson OSAYUW } Experienced to wo! sandy view aN Brin ~~ TAT Fae See iraveiing 1 Missour) any ae TEP Sty -____ i an Appiy 16 Oth | on gti. —_—* 3 ’ VYAHLEM,. 10 nd foto 24) Dein PArkview 2524 who would b eresdad gee ~ greening : | 1I9NIS: Compensation, salar ‘ : ms 4 PArK interes White, fo om pa ind if . - 7 : . i ; j Sa \ “y J Cal ad : i t ee WI 14 ’ : 4 ‘ , - i -s | ost-Dispatch . - 000.000 corponption, 2 White, for r sv Mba aMeren 4 wit renee i ant we sSinesetalives, ip cider ang mmm small, femils; E000 wacoe GANG | 1" r seirene;.| MILLINERY SALESWOMAN CHRYSLER 70 COACH * go ‘ r Ce ae on . . ° : raf , ere “ rit y Lline ’ re 4 ; . 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Kr : on er) : - , ; 1 Y ¢ a j is in. b ; ‘ ‘ : . os ; rr i ' " *, ‘ " : . . asi iil out ’ ‘ . . . ; tt pe J > 30 days Ong Paes ¥ : teen onlay Bie TR mec oi I a ny dt ht ew | 5 7 r Motor Ms rut mechanical) whee Tanz ATi 1.00, sur Pjea* a é, . | | vant ' ‘| : : * ti bars horry fe ' set $2400 real buy For general ho 24 vely Ti ‘ - veh ° , ‘ ie “eb erat 7 | ol | j Ley ° ’ ‘ ans ’ , | . Pe TOR a : en eee a re ae Sena Ro Pedaed Ur Oars? mere ake offer, terms, 3843 Bas rmtory.for 1. years; pernacgay all apartment 9DVU 4113 br rr iat ans. s wt KI ’ ; ne ee ee si os “ ; : . | aN rac Ln- ind biggest opportunity : 15W. : j x ; and } r machine “ sew LouGcern ldg t th r 3 ’ mn wantine .HY N25 > ers nee phy = Vill te ‘ ; maya ind Locust. . 3 iss Maye ary) bor . price | un) pea ; his te | , aa 1 CHANCE c! ay im Melick heed applied we 7 — es | : teach | ke dresses; ¢ r Miss. you ney &: | re . 24 Vel sed Ci Exchange nov N] Eg Look ! 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We "rR s 1817 ise uat stionm, « ors and manufacr uo an vs mr , ‘ity and havé | +27 . i 17 w 4858 ‘ t ect by mia advertising = F A FAMS * ng Io per ), 1 dresen ' J 4 2 shar \lwa ; reset el vill gua ae “iy : | Sedans For Sale S LOvIsS Use Exchange now at nnual art calenders: St. Loui for housework. 10 aussie’ balk ee wee) alan’ ope rhe | § . . “r: 4Re° 1 Maston cr) rytors personal ; ¥ Mime Sunda wo i wag x } 4" a! male itn | : ae nny F POY c Dy eert ning rey mode! iM 1 oO fis from local sales mz i p Post Disoat' rman G 1200 We NA 922 ela Seca oars ares | Sve 208 “wash — See ree et ‘ORD COUPE Ce ES 90) et Plot User Oars? ght. parts Call Wesley tte , nee Cinemcpacaarem ‘met . ‘ VWwanted ea t | ' | 3 . hae ee Pte ; ‘ cf ? an : . _ nn f we alt | ts ry) orrow to ane Pe ' * Of aii LiMen.. 4 i , " j { it og « . 4 ‘ le = , 0 ; - . 4 , ; ; ; p i hay hig mon y? ae a Ran ' {) 4 , wl he se, > Fra fia ‘ 2? T r= ef DBs > ' : e*% . A, ’ + *F : ' 1 ’ ° 4 ee ae If #0, _ . 2 t! is equipped wit! bun " . wr © y sets US: ne $ a F wer? : ° . j | , ‘ | ~ ma : ‘ . OF ‘ i t ‘ ; . — . — LO antag aw ——~ es WwW . bene! ’ ’ “Liars “— ? 4 > ‘ ™ . : . ' \s ae . re ante’ . Fry t eCe RBA eadea and fll Pais ‘A my : yrone + - = - = et ————— {| i | ; >. . ° Ss ; 4 ; — . ‘ i 4 . te} ' ’ is " . . ‘ \t4 — eg ~ “ ' P yee ~ eer My i ri one * ¢ : ‘ bX. ‘ Be ) i ny ; ’ . i i i. . ' i Si ; ‘ :) rebuilt ne ne a a ’ : ’ : ry : - gat 4 ‘. , " ‘ . p = » Wr as - . + he t : : ne rie i’ ru? teri j " 9 { AZ ot 4 u b ‘ . — & ont ‘ y ' he . pe e . lies , TF re Ir in in eplendic ae? ear . tf bi r t: trun 7 bf : — ~ —— lances . vas ; phy i 7. NR BO wen: , g ) ! > . j : , OF FW—19°2: ; STION ss “ ‘ i is a‘ 1805 a : ar ie oP 8s oi Mart new: gur or eT tes | > 7 rice now $37 ; ‘ : x : ri | ‘4 j . Ys a rs rl 1? {is | . ' j ‘ ‘ : if x } -_~— . er we ud Counirs f b grounds low?! sa - beds toa ncercs : vey? fi Coset rigina! : TW j rHuiw I r ; i? " a : : i ~ ; hy ‘ , ! . fs : Pe) , I Tr n 40 —_ , . , - a P TP = gpl ee a ° R——Permapent oes Cihainae | ] 0, 1 res. Best cond Usben-Ptedged Used (ars? a fee / Touring Cars For Sale io > wie “HIT SSOn ana im OR WOMAN I renera | houses 4 sree pa er ” Osco aiid ' river eae ' . cy i ' me ' , rm. aT Fs : aoe +s ns aaneet , er e : : exe Our cales & am 7 2 smal) private ' mils . ety “i “ x PRIEN y pi by = , 4 * . ~s . ~ : ¥ i sf t :? be , \ { { | PE a ‘ . . AY Al Bl RN | (jt R] NG 4 : ’ , ” heen ’ mse, = SUCCESS beautiful ga home for rent t referen« mn) ainete ith 4 Sir a ike my a - ett P rT A, + Utes ws he ble é' , q oi 3 poss 2. . . BDeral = " M ‘ TOOT F. 27 sapdteliow page ae rf won : reper ‘Any irs CARS be , iy St. 420) ; ert a rf der ,* - Gowillteg ibe oo ae ee ; : ; .or ide (1 di ow ile At very 74 1 *4 ; ; . : "Beda | ; rG : 6 } : mat. “exp T} enced reneru! we f er > ce . . , pe] tm . , ' : | LOOK | LISTEN! q rk, adults | ouly; goo heme ; li ‘ a iggr salary when others Ri rx do vane a 5 —For wranip: ng and packing ne reak « war 7 meen, must be experien Apply $45 , eS ee - Morming. Ireland (andw fo M4 . : @ i . ‘ TT he _ Ox alms ’ : ‘ 7 LC ’ an , | af ‘ : oon . . mode ra m ‘ . re ; oO ts 12 only, 4 = "Ith genera my wes ones . er ; Phe x oa er aati 7. ; , » R . , , , * : . = : ' Pr MAP RIA: R. CO. 168 bk im candy ator ! | , b? a7 ° Wr (fries ‘ a) lip: lla Fay Gren ee —o y¥. wee>;ra,r i—Experietiond. as ~ : " ' : - \ ft | om eee; over | re bag “y i i IR lies unite ra foi , § : . 7 4 ‘ . 1 ; . ] 4 sion property ma iiS; experienceé@ ’ ‘ >? ‘\ YY ; . ; rie eS . . a » ovuane " oT p Wa rf ; ‘? |! te /, ony ' ’ ’ . iv mar, ih Side Bplormeng Sn - oes, | — 4 : ' . j ’ . ‘ ‘ : ee. vy ~* ' : ; ~~ BIilY ed rge oh JU-PiD-PIUY DWN s . ' en ep Sa wratinee y PKperieace: oe 4 LTT a Ps wr 6” aa . : , ' j ~ . its Z -— i. - - c | hs ‘ wit P 1 ao P : ; ‘ : , a ‘ ta : ar: ati t Ra V.s oo oa , , 3 : = i “a | - . 7 , ; , . ’ ‘ , —— 4 . «x j iP , ‘VP, of “ f. _ : KS to 85 | class. 2616A Frank’: ereon 29471 ) Ub --L 06a tf As” erienced;.those with CPR g fd wages ritaiiy v4 Sixt! ; fe ! Automobile Loans : 2944 Locust st | : p . Useck ( “~ : “ 2 ; Z : : 7 — . : r .* 4 . e - — experim e preferred AY ; : a. , - : ee : . os »t ‘ 5 ‘ I — —~ ; a. : as rer ev" 4 — — - — i >. Se menerai 1 ner box factory. FF. 3 Y | = Tr oo tye ee ete oe . Hanoy ae vite wheels, very quod tires: excellen her Fbdatd lied (ans? (ER -&. PULLER QA S82 stu clans ies ‘now we LMxjerienced un FORGAN. 2 eI Cai | ee \Uiber-Hedged Used Lars : obi Pledge. | | 8 Tuclek” Studie Togs pAPERIENCE ea é' : cs. 66 ®) ih and . LvTOMORY LOANS - ae ; . | + . ; tie : . ee ’ : ja : * | ‘ ™ . . - * - "y 2 ‘ : (osgs i a ti ' : } ' . ’ f \ tf , ‘ LO regan 3) ae me vhit Or her . vie e% \ Ff f ” ’ wn eee 3°Da mer | ha yt , G7 / G10 Moveam SOMME PR for ganeral hare | roo 307 chen a AUTO LOANS fee, BE eas wa dara FBR 1n37 toe Gn Exchangs xpecienced ; er , mXon x ‘ t} ‘ Ais Mt Appa EE Pome.” 6000 Tershing. tivee | WATTRESSES White” Houte Restsurant. | Four boosegnan. =): WAS™™) MEME: ORF Met im NT rouge late 10s | 2944 Locust S,' > ~ —_— c) ' iF : lit : ‘ ane ‘fs . o . “AUTO APPRAISAL 2) her bary : aa rg +t “UWele-/ti: Lae Ui ‘sed (ARS j ° Fe) “ j “The rth irk \wagerrt Te renee nee See Ie ‘TTOQr mtd , r LeTrmié } ri iT’ s BA “PACKERS Men nk. REE eno WavtnEsers ceeeea eaperienged 3028 LOCUST ST. gun tor ork sale. aan or th uth A i “ben -Phidata Used Crs? “ = 4 ~~ — = S : : og ‘ esperienend vment Manager, Mes ae ; : be - ' ; 4 ’ } ry 2, ’ ‘ : "gar ra} ’ j r — " | soft - % rye , : an ae , . i hw i per! Carty ' , , . > " : iC ’ ry Ca, *., ” . {"; iti g ‘* , ‘fy +3) )) ’ yt , | 4) j / . 7 a titi : . . . . | . : : VER Ea penienceds: Holabe - et ringerdsg oa 4 , ‘ od Dos | ; } Jil® Thachine, experieme mf: VENT. — : = \ . ff © GO. TO 1000 do ith ic Ra oh “ : ‘eral Nou , Friel = _ aw. valle gM - ad Me sal . ” ees ‘ ’ . ' si * ‘ rs gana 4s ! .\ - . ‘ - iy hie: 00d wenemi Ms 8159 Breit, me ‘vs re int nce Se tie Gee ON VOI 4iv Mannie cdi % . orl 4 ; ; e * © Dae wee . j acuneanall a4 } a -- . 14) Rorrow a — ne ——— : “th ' “ eolored » } : : on 4 . S.. | : 4 . ° . ¢ ' — Og a tN PO Og —— ; : i. ' ia’ ? - cae . a “a “ol ie 2 ; ae | . inal ’ e ene of 4% berg a6 i” : £4 ; " : . ’ + 2 ' : 3 *! * Yloor, work: OUR tos oir ae dine danas eee this ‘link. 2505 ir ee A ee” cael” ieee ~ Low 7 Eachane Pu esha ‘ke new, $400 KOB- FORDS—4 tourings: 1925 models $145 CITIZEN® ACCEPTANCE OF. ic3) | Central Plaza, Thursday afternoon 2771. CEntrai 4040. te) | ms °1 Easton. co) ERTS. FOrest U0) | (00) there cheaper. terms. 1906 Locust. te74) | dou EASTON, (oa)

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NA PRP ER ove A ay Pere, atin - deers ee ee ee ee Dae ens Sane 41 eo LOUIS ST- DISPATCH. tn! Ss ee 4b ITIONED FURNITURE ¥ } TT ? =& rd AMoer ano =; New ed ee” i, ee p-MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Wa:'ed and For Sale Ads in these columns tod: ty.-®@ ass r EONESPD. errrevaen + en en ee a ee lo Vatationt SA 4 HOUSEH’LD GOODS FOR SALE | _ : Furn. a & Fiats For Sale _ r "“RNISEED : MUSICAL ~~ = , GE—Quick Meal ; abinet nd ~ rT Musical Instruction =, ey > Neu an ‘a oy Tires For Sale - HOUSEHOLD GOODS > Me Y _ a y Tr er an ! | : — vane rere aes AVE os a HI ; Bi ; tie: Ee . 7. “ NG L . 4 LL ELT I a hy, ying Ma a aici tt Ygilil temas et NG th.Sf- Ait. hd & he See - | * ~ | Lee aching s For Sa! ~hitfonies s ‘FOR SALE—WTD),, | RADE zt 32% — — | NISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE sperarTy « 7 F kin 1 $3.25 ver gard & oe Piha te A nOCOMS W'TH BOARD — CITY _ ANIMALS ~ CLOTHING Wanted North co me Northwest For Sale RADIO Wanted STORE and OFFICE FIXTURES For Sale AND BIRDS POULTRY SEEDS. PLANTS AND TREES P ‘ TABLE SUPPLIES TYPEWRITER AND ADDING’ MACHINES For Sale HORSES AND VEHICLES For Sale sk} bea GER - = tay t AE Penge WR ye: « ROOMS WITH BO. \RO— West | ER} [rs —R ane excelen? q SCT — Ho useder ping : Pag Tt e | >ircoeges e os ; $5 > con rer terres me ai: Parts . a. ‘: S wr «* . 7 t ~grtd _ — oe. oor TE #4s8-- ~_e oi -—s - _ ean BO! Northwest’ : fi > oo Rooms WANTEL a omb a”? amir ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY nod ‘ ¥ SUBURBAN BOARD a | — r _ @est F sp KR? tT * cam ugt 2 6 South . * > a r YT YT SHARDELL NORTHWESTERN He Pedee and . rs aS) 7 . ss & i” a. +e tex, * Poa ax Be vi APY be APAS . fet + wesc tert oa : : Pr Badr 2 in ¥ os Lite I AT — --—= =f HOUSE % F ~e gt We weicnrs P irk ys ETC. , AGENTS’ RENT LISTE? =... 7+ ae LR TMENTS " Tit. eur - = KOTSKEAN REALTY | -ESTN -T - Realty € MA ; . _ > “FT ; “J i ¢ Taino *PAVU FE Prt “«™ —t ioe - —_— « we a Ra an er a > F oo! Pe Be ad erate ae -- a _ Sut.

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¢ oh ral bgt - SEPTEMBER 1, 1926. } F 3 Seep NTE Ties abe _ S& IF YOU OWN A LOT AND NEED SOME MONEY find a buyer through these columns. ae ___ post. pDISPATCH,. 200MS S FOR RENT— cia b= Ba a vied cheats bagged 4536-—Lovely oa APARTMENTS FOR RENT APARTMENTS FOR RENT _FLATS FOR RENT—North — FLATS FOR RENT—South = -- ——— SS - : 3 ; NTH : Ren ct’)? i : imiiz Vater, : 7 vite cara} on - q Let } ' Lai tii . resi vda sO 1 a4 jax i 4 . ; > » * ~ S ol : a ’ ae “hse . ~e ' ' ; . 4 " ona ies ‘oe % the ai ~ i rigi Gai eee z% + “se wy e! indry, } ) r “ 4 P ‘ Ae P A 1 4 _ ; " th poy eq - — os . % v4 4 ’ 4 rs - , ns } IN| . 4% “ rm) ely” . . : . BR ( Wy N | N G ] A | A P T Vi iD \ it ' : "Psi . : . i } a) « ¥ . 4 ry Pe hee apartment - Ol rie ; orcn. \ " . ra af : J 4 : " » rooms mo s¢ Th . . >. } y . isa? “ : i’ ; }s 7 % ul ee nent 2 ba. : — oa6 4 7 > . P 4 | ; >in : ’ . . 4 i —— = a I to A ee o se etm —— Rae iso ? i 5936 PRRSHING eee 344 DEMcHina _ men: $10 ver wee everything fur JON ES s. CU. & Chestnut st. 5, | BUSTS c Y 724 Chestnut, O} | 237 Bout ed: 6-roon fiekency; all light 1 me : ‘ Ss +, * ‘ ‘ +. . rs ? ' = . ‘ ' weer as , - rT? a . igie-room effi aie , 4 Sieh aentr . 010s Pes thate ian cat ery lowest rent; 4 rooms and sunroom; ; DI8DCd ald hign-caee. wn A (et "ach ae hinge “y- Pat, 3 rooms, Bt oe aye es 7 eeutin hey = Southwood ; ” es ‘attractive | ROOMS 1N SUBURI 7 Loge “ é ¥ neludes all line Herein wht a -iwcahine AVIEE. 410——Fu: ed ¢! e! wanted . TP ar ~ HIUMPHRE a4) se All aparten enti moet attract oely, Sees with , amar? i . t} im if . re " ; “)'3 ’ = ’ aT ne on} eos ‘ome y Biinaser on prem = ia ‘ ee 4 iwG @; aera GI ANT BEL LL ELAND TER. 613—3 inf ua Re FRIDGE APARTMENTS 5559 PRERSHIN ‘URNISHED AK a ightful iF POLLACK. 10 eo} Oa TA. 3: 4 large roon }, tu ‘ ao ris ORE T ETHIE i by —, Dus te IV17-1o MePdik KRSON Oo rooms and sun parior, F115 ire lent ‘OOM aparimen it @x | ©. | r (og) eeemeereel — , cl n Or loteTnational i4:e bugs poder? gh water at. f wrested eo . ; +, . =P oe ae : yy INGTO? : pUOCALION; iT ments Mt. al Ve : . . woe . rr bat! $ “ . —_— - meee eae ee mont Hilar HO5SWw . " oe ena +4 ae ~ Oe bs ' nears ' § roon nd su irior: @7 irapes eushiol lamy ta tri at ak af.) eee sve a — —_— ——~ = — _———- = —- a =" = Be |} : wast i3-A- r mt > . ae F ms % porch. derm: § BENGE KY, OO1LS—Pretty apartment in Th, near ac _ ATwater 4259 : i ait 7 ate uy: lodern a soom >> Naa 1 Piaher 7508 'f Tineaway: er. G4 vi Piesued oh ek] lass “O44 pT? oO reat section of city: 2° reom $1‘ week, TENTH! ’ “lectr ; eA, ERIE, 3941, fern, ut Ae ; Riverside 547 . ~~ . Tt 8 Ss wanTea sat on “wie : nd- bath; heat ne oy og ) | é ag Paap , . pyre a il ; . coon: RM. room . park er’: ereide ‘oO Riverside 0179. "D 2 mat Ww after” | i npehec loa : Sen “ = , — : o4 o % ETI ME rh FF Kil? aE ty f o large roo; L hee | geet met AAS AnKk Turna ! ral i> : ome tile bath with | 4 LILIAN. 591. 5—3 regm cottage: ae , ‘ ; : on " . ag , ‘ ys ° F ‘ ‘ 7 - , “?} , GRand AORRI f Um ‘) fue : tErs * wes @ ai a eda) r J ‘ Omg, ‘ - ' 4» yy ; j brick earage. = gray gh + smemoiceaaaer twit hen oe: BRO ’ ¢ To , oe ie Pov none m. | vrs | WEL LiAws “MORTGAGE ©CO. MAin 1485 CO >. Ze d 8456 eo! 3% , 2 blocks soyth of West : os B55 § > ; : . " 2 si ene 63 ‘ «=: T! GRAND. NEWSTEAD, aD ies (NFEAI PINE)— PABIGATI rent cf beat | (c80) LE) 242 Z room tath wl) —~—3 I. > rooms coe ncperene : See ee ‘ L080 —. i KN nA (HENE, I ie, BKEAK rOOT ; wie A! a Tha . ' ; { 34 yD ry mi riy . ‘ e , ; +, - i ra te otrah actiuite pee n , eae = ——— : - TH EG) MSI A £343- %-room cot eo AO. LIVING, DRESSING ROOM. MUR- W061] RE ment Heat FB urnish ed, $89 | cor ae > WCERMANRE — tae: Et) ; ¢ loor. , SUBURBAN BOARD fF. NO! - | | 623 KINGSBURY ; 568 ar bie Bl iarge rooms and oi doh aor. Oe, © | decotated: sere ches; $3: : s Chestnut st. South shu MMER TYME — At ¢ ‘ity oa . Ex! lea atin c te sero ps oles rie ' ; . | , pn stig 3. "p le. a! > Bi gle hourekear 7 p' trl 1 5 er mete mC By 28 beautifu ms in ' MO. G1lis : 1? nara pAOU) niLow 3742-4 room cot tage: modern s : ree a a Fleets & 3 racy mi . 7 ‘ } 60 | : re: ’ | : , ‘s Racer ag Began: ad , ms e . 7 . . Lak. } » ots Bs. ‘18 } trii a = | * | pie ae ern . : “ANDE RESON: . 7 + . ' , 8 garage £235 - LINDELL APARTMEN tarnished.” tile banh: “eery cheap! eae | PATH ANT) AMDT A Te | MENARD, 1870A--3 ‘oons, tolet. Cho | ROR Chestnut et. lee aes ae et Pie ROOMS WANTED ee | FALR AND ASHLAND APTS. | KOTR Ent me eo 5 | lease me : ! PELLIGRI a Pine. |keth hase Lee mae oe owes | BAGW 4ite-o SCR ga yess SOUTHEAST CORNER: NEW FLATS, MENARD, 1: 3 rooms. water. e ric; hot-water heat furnished; rent $35. | KEOKUK. 2754-6 room and bath. hex ung lady, employed, gis gam Mee’ BN ¢- “pigltee BREE Bc y iif wanted. HATSCHULTE RE. ( ‘Setlenion’ teams te ane tt Te THREE KOOMS., 4-ROOM EFFICIENCY: c. Lindell #8 (es SORES sest t ett =~ —— ~ som. 2 t¢ 5 = Por eal “ ea Dr ate ere | “ 3 . ' RI a Ts , ° ; 4 . ; J ‘ a i ce | — a: ror ik ~. BI IL T IN IRONING BOARDS. \ ae “ : ‘ ‘eas i . - anata ; Art) ‘ ' 7 mai: references Box G-217 : fh. 2 lege meme ae He, aes dintatesaic grein: cay Get ge er WA gg poy ae MURPHY BED, L AUNDRY CHUTES. Z .% wv} ' OOS @ ' ALA ‘NE. 522 ; light rooms, mod hw M Wtd—In apartment. viciniggg in scer 4347—!) : ; wl ere 3 4 E RSHING AP AR ik ME . : aes Ce en ee see _.. WALTER B. GOLDMAN & BRO. 44 et ie : oa ' ard ' loo et — , Sout est and Vs y lady employe@.4 iT ey ) x & oe : + 5 > ’ = an orentie : . -e. Chestnut. Kealtors. MAin 1721 HIGAN “7 large ro —y ; mo “Om ols / . 612 ° “eo 3-room i age. 103M " pie a . , $ | 12 A | Ty] i : . vers Lit Ps } rh . 0% vA x 1 Na ap | -! rr) efficienc 4 i "€: a ‘ I TMS ali ; 4 ‘ \ CONST : “ ~ - aa : hs - ; ¥ ) > J : . rs ey rn 2 ) ae artinen! ' T Koll Delma ms PSS EE bad rooms, 1 atl net ’ ra rage. eospert 1654.1 Ap ie: Ta Tae tL new fives HACKMANN R. £. CO.. 1000 Chest 1 Ee s &room emartment VESTMINSTER, 46 33-—t entraiiy located: “Url ‘ decorated; open 1e4 mr ar heat | com 4] T 6148-—8 Fr +e a h 7 - —_— ehox fu! t $5 fio ; “4 GOS, ee rh | just what ry want: 3 large rooms, real MO ND Ty “TRI ST ¢ 0. ‘Art. NINTI 138 —2 re oti va niences: rae stor rn # 5h Pes pot aie a Ps tee ~ gy - ce dee BOARD WAI ED Pt CRM . PEON: ‘OT REALTY 4h 2 io at | He weats ia bedroom, livi room, kitehe n: also 2 it n and St. Lou) ! , r Ge » Sat ' 044 - i ame se ee webes — roomers ; a Wtd.—Man ND REALTY A CONST \ p ' lient aonditio? r €- .¢ reoms;: | block from school and chunches: URD . roon ¥i . INT HI om — ' nant TAO - ' y naent hoeole, churches, cars; reasunabie. inked —— oF oT FE ; — , , , : . : CMEC TLE | 1, > 1 g > feSe) a ’ , bas , B57) ’ “s ; ; semimonthiv S30 and S342. 50 (es) re $4” } ») ‘ ordes ' re . , : . EE ° +190. Post-Dispater 3 ae ma 1 , . Pig hg : ) rANLEY EP&TE! ns WHY lea | ree : “f , ST END REALTY ONS" | son pets Nee ee a” Dae | Une’. | JOMEPH AV... 66106—Cosy 7-room invdern . | | | Se ; o .oey cad Let bieste pes a rye] nent | CAbany 296: f : 3 é , Soa : . S r Vacant Sept. 1 Vail Sip HOARD Wii Private ian South ne 'Watsets, ‘Mau’ 4 Hntel: | spe nent | C 3. 1: | OHIO, IBTELRccond floor south; S Toome IE EBTOR EASGA- 8 ioe | obs -y answers ha eCal ; TP i ai yh. , ' A Fn 2. Tithe aL ‘ f ‘I ehenetts at! tri ren nc ‘ : ‘+ anc \ ] 2 T7197 ¥ ; ~ ‘ . & ; ——— : ] ; R=TItS ‘ ; *' ! mt ‘ : . asi , = ei : - . é be oe gr ) ‘ b- ijl t . , . = on ian 7 o- , 2 an . ; rr ™ °* . ‘ 4 . 4 ‘ 4 ; p ; . , S «. a4 r =) ‘ hie : "iM bly * K {tom tranefer f Wie First-class, and boar , Pe 4 ’ eo = eh “e + ; m4 nr Ms , aa tr a! isn iine > ha ; re? * ib ry r4 . ty t 4 ih , : ‘ PU , I ’ -« . r : J , » / i] rice vy . 7 ‘ .% “ ry) es P ’ " * a wee OU . Zi id ; os 1) ee iy”, near ‘ a . he 7 , . , ‘ ® i . — , : ; , ‘ ares ; » Ow 4a) a is i; Kil ne yA : , i : : nKkOoWwWN RRALTT CoO., 7161 Manchester, a : J } a] # : . , Ty PerTNé, X\ “Sth IN (= x 4 AP ee ae OF. iy . NY fo f ’ he foie 2 aa fr " —e o Apel j yt . " - ' AND BOARD For 5-¢ «= ; : ' : - — ‘ "yoy s- 7 é‘ : . cD se PUK: PING $ EN Cal ee a sg af. ’ : . ee 5. | 4 ti 13 vVears on to BcNO ' GF ; ‘ | . rr) ‘ . . ; . L on 3 | | | | | . : } : | j ie " ( o my “ ‘ | ‘ . = - ae 4 ' “% ‘ ' 1 pe ’ , : ; t) iu f f “4, > 7 ryt ; : - : . : . a ; 3 - : . Lisl 7 ve —— “ r: ‘s week up. ; gg ee ‘ : ~¢ . ' - ; : i. 4 ; re aN Ae ' me ac } Jha Oh, Lowte é‘ hen Pipe Lawn district, ‘+ con ; peven = ~ 2 (AINE 408 N. Fuclid—Laree ros « o rect {to exposition. a . , “imme cooking, MME tren te sonable; concession. | if ficou 5 cee bO0 nearby markets | 1 vind tala. hada? le electric: to couple. §: ERMINE bo mn > hm py a HOUSES WANTED irde | 2A | 267 “mat roe ae | a. Ay rae PRM YT atl A On) ne St oe WILLIAMS MORTGAGE ©O. MAin 1485 BUS AS i-—To rent; eity; 4 reoome, Olive and Newest iF ER ' - s . mm . =n : ; ; ‘2 | , ise 3 “ oanaw ; ‘eT ao a - : : ; ’ t ; rt ] ,2 P . , \ .'T z , . , ‘ : : rs ina ’ r ; alow Elmar SG : 1] Wa Wes | ae MI ! ¥ er ere Bee Ee DET ET K | 7 reoms, or bung . - . fr ~ ; ~ “ rm 99 ; (eu AST HOTEL, “Modern. whe an: = au © _. gas ; : =~ ~ ; B i “1 ] Beard) ’ t : ? ’ P , | ‘ 4 I s Masi. 4A, Bu M . Rd , - : $ Ati ee , 1] ‘ . }? y ‘ ’ | ™ | ; aaa yA, ~s0ae wel ners —_ : and up: weekly $5 and up. cece is HOCOTR TC | ' : , ty : as or . ' NR "ae — eh gh * ~ PS ‘eg +s | COUnTy. state PFire. : ; ; Pisce ” ° ~1 nents Murt ; , 2 a0 , " eet Oa) : . Ate, a water lates 32 UD We MDend Siac. Open mir ? ) | : inn] ent | ) . be . | ™ , At — fjraee } te 440 Olive “t. + \t " TT i MAR GARDI x | tm A . ‘ ¢ é. ; n s ah PF : om ) POM At at ~ ‘ flat eed VcrR nN 18 ‘i; ; W poats SHARDELL HOTEL a i DK : Comet 00. | Ba fonts. best, mot septs anitor ommosiie’ Forest Path #4 ful rooms. ultra moder nadi POTOMAC, 2159—M | rooma, bath, | KENSINGTON. 516CA_—7" roomie. | sleet ) new stuc er and Pershing comfortable rogi™ ust Com pl ae, 7 phe scieed vp : Ye , | : : | " po eaten ae : at Sn a ”) etggrste mae — | 1: parc A | ; “eae ; ) : | e “poe agggeete eg 5 , 124 . ie ATIG i > eT = m > % ' ' bs U4 4 . 1 . a + Ju - , . f. se : P ) are E IG YY Canlest "34 2 gn . of . . . o ; rooms lar«e Day. werk end: Bald Pate. ¢ is pane 2 é ae Sera ara ave f ; a ae ee | a oo aa —_ apt eo PB Fig nace ~ —_ : nesta rouride, SA A: L ARKSON,. hiri ' } He. “ih M? }! Luverson. ‘* — - -_ 4 7" ; ” , : ° : = ’ 4 ‘ ’ we ‘? ; " P iu + ‘ ; ; : ; ' I} f* ba . ‘ my, y > | ( ’ 3 ’ , . } ; or a7 } t j i —o f iT | = : rf . - : , ; 4 . rT} > : . : j - M 2 ; : ; : - rn M - ; ag me i , ’ ' . 4 I. } i \ i? i } ) ¢ , ; om j ~ ; § 4 é . a. 4 t~ ry i . j ' am , ; , . re? a .¢ A } i 9 , f; r ; ; = i“ next = reery Sot : " For Sale “art : os : ; \i- y .~ RATT} ‘7 6G I T eT T ‘ ‘6 . 6 a seco ; ‘ : f.. , S .] ' ' : hmond hie lable) re | ity ed maeere a v4 ’ ‘ . ed 1 24a A.NAS4 shu . , Piss , , : FF ts, me - ; i PLY Ms ry 35 r mode ' sf : month ice) Ee 4 : ; ; \ ; ‘ a ’ 4 4 , . | mona ; : , , ee . ; . gant = nine ee scues tat ' rer on 3 Ab ash a ' | PT me ae we oo Arfield ( chard ‘ the county's \iineat private « — 7en : VLA 1reage 3: i ; — , highiv restricjed second af ter, $200 and up: easy inday or tphone GRand Bungalow. m Premises fewest Rent pie. Ln oo ao ge. ae RE i = | be eden rALMAI 9 ] Nea! rrah H. RODEMYER & 600 | | iil 476405 roomne tu ! NNEASER. 26224 “Six room, mod | utasdia held | HOUSES, FLATS, ETO. : Rae ion 7 , | . : : . : baths. laundries ; pe FOR RENT, FOR COLORED _ a = ge mag 7. " ; , ‘ € . ‘ , : , A . 7 P o 4% ¢ ae ' 7 ¢ a’ 2 : ar ah ‘ pues . i? : ; , 55 J i ‘ ‘lage; large ‘ ; = . > 4 5 = | = TSi i : = iB " , : 3% ( @ q , : ’ j r i ; ; —— , . , itis t ort ' . 9 rt - ‘ ” P F > et r c $3 ; OL SES, | LA . et os Ae ssceuat hi . y ‘ ao rics VV { RY Hl Noy a “pure ’ cia ! teat oe orne Viaterman at ty aa: me on I st ’ € , , coats + ; ae a — a . : r dio dh +P TY pa Th ’ : on 4 ‘J : ’ j : : ij j > we KISS ME TERRICI Ke. , : . e** ? vy, e 7.7 ~ . , ¥ ‘ ; Vi Ole Pr 3-T } : yt Lert € gran , ' =o i r a OF : ee | repel } : i . WEATGATE uns openthe. Service anelude FLATS FOR RENT rom! 1933) | RHIRTY FIGHTH, #2164 ome, | GE ‘STR: 17% Chests AMK, 3425 Cottage 3 large GENTS’ RENT LISTS — | ry ARNE. OS RESer gy eron seg “a . oe | 3 no . , . ) , . pal! rust BORO TinT : : . M i aid “ th . . , ‘ , sy ints] , : : '— . ear ' 7 m4 néeli Ov? {oO Prar reise us Realty Co. a i nis . | : 7 n- SON brick & ‘ c re age | 4 MAin 4409 4 , . aan ait ad. 738 SYRA t “I ig ars ' ele +] tq street trus ose WINONA, 401°-21 — Nerthampton ; oa | WA wee a. ae i? a as ’ . Bh , a wre ; vored foniyv 4 Large Rooms weet, G rooms ... FS Cie’ CR} 633 Pare bas acanc n 4 ) ) GS TRUS 0. A : : YOM(BG. 28526 rge rooms; bat! ae | a. ia nm ee of ’ ‘houteau and 9@ 8. 8 F is - " at ) Ss ‘| =r at 7 ' 4 " rr; as - r ari 1 ie w 1400 —s . ‘ J . na , a ; ” Se ‘74. rings ; oor nw th. 5 rooms, 76 B= TROR s eer ¢ , 1 & cver) ‘ia ath and ve un. rings ded. ' aw Nis OM a ; root > & op ; Ah, THEIMER. WILLIAM a . ; “t ‘ . : x . ul cx y J A Ih ,* P i Z % F " i \ i . 4 “ue e ‘ ; ¢ , . ‘ em ‘ A.. ; eaeir ’ ‘ ; 4* F | ‘ } i* , + | yi (*), pute tr? a? iq® . reo rts gu! pari > 0 00 € . “19 P : " ~ ' } “4 . ‘ ’ “tA . rte ‘ ra ‘ . | - ' se ‘, é « ‘ sy . ; te ; : east. 5 re Oms. sun | ' ; , oe a , - _ Central > Sa ~— ae th ie - een. ie ts 7 ' 200% Hartfe! et \e oe - Run irier RO 08 - —— Ny . % : : ‘ sin - ; ty al ‘ Siu ap . good business & ' . “4 f ‘ i a age maa ; —_— - - - ‘ : . . ? ’ . . ’ - ae © }-! ria ‘ is ' r : I , : ° : ; ! €: ; Eas : Bie thh d fiods , i Briixsiey : ; . ; T ATT RNILISHED * 4 : m ) } ATies. J as i, . REA . 2 } J } : : ‘ . “ | Pel | B ND REALTY A Ons 49 P wn if, | “ £th MAin 145% . t rY : P > ’ } soe ; 5s ¢ ,~* ’ ad 5 6 ; ; : i? i : ' , ‘ , . ‘ por " - . . 2 — j - sien ‘ " . , . - ee y {€o parlor ' | 85 00 P Gene O Recover 3 end 5 Room Efficiency. at oame er EYER AVN mo 10 1 \ tod *, $4 ee | Hodiamar v third he SR, OG . aA i i¢ — er. ' ‘ . ‘ ; P =? fy ar ce 3 , ‘sar , ; | Rents $57.50, 862.50. $65 and £300 et 14 Ma , , bid Bah as Dero a = Po ragy val ne ath. clee., onan Jo ahs. | sa, North ost Articles | Manener on Presses | ‘¥en M H. RODFMYFR & ; ro Ire Ko shed Salad oaene oF . | ) ; TIF 3 1) rEVI & ¢ ~ 4th MA South xa ; pa G | Title Guarant 109 N. Sth St. | | 4124. Maman awd. INS weg ars : LUTIFUI I] \' 5 4m O37 } . A | 7 : : - c. | k | ’ . " " : | x “" , , : oa vy. , . ; . ‘ . ; P es ° . ; ‘ .* ; he . ne te 4 eilrre ee | om sth e a : . ere ath tnd eamnar — ‘ . ' , "} * rl ‘ a : DOR. ‘ 1) } y rte " 4 ®.. ’ ae ; ¢ a 120° e@eguare feer \\ ashuingion. at ae 8 ov Si me and P tac e a L{ )' | d | | apart- , » ~ oe i . Grand LAciede * | a state ; 4 : : . "thee J os | Ba ’ - " : : ’ ' ss aid ‘mt ee at ‘f ano ‘emi’ r Sot a Sai = in. the: POST-DIS- |) fi: swim etitcony "uttmatie ||: GHTRENTH. 3595 Shae aie | OE KALRBITSA a. soe rg roome: | tereemedin Pitch Dea MNY galt | Ravn om (CF emraibe a “a rad AMA MORTCA: co. MAIin 1485 e ’ , , eo.) 0 ; +4 -NKAMPER hestnut cS fe ong ace North Centra! io wire i ps | a — toe PA TCH—the newspa- ge frached by wus: passenger aud || ELMBANK. 4932-9) toome, seodera; DELORE. 3281 Modern S-room flat, me re or ts dae to ee ea ti Biore with 2 poome, 936. A ; cont) s , ' . ls OF of. is ‘ ‘ iA 25 L_avxe o on (Wo FOR COLORED gi SEE ni on per that is read by the secal ated seen cilia A ae MIL i= Gornal of Die Misia? wat DF ne turmce, 45 CAbany THak. | era od cece ee _ South jin tabie for must any busindss: } sig * largce . FO eee Ttdlil. APARTMENTS FOR RENT : ae ew fis rls fet room, steam ile; o1 DF ir 340" r pean ret a ‘ CAMANN ral . Liat Metriet: 4 _reasona bie rent na- Pron vitis 2 . 17 ;. ae Corr ; . — . . 4 «> : ; A s : , Mark cae econd b | oe : eet ’ ya 4 ‘ ——-FURNISHED - ' ' : ix'y F ‘i | - . ‘ ) oe, + ) 2" ' hpaipnatee mapeas : , 16. , {eB + r 7 s ” ‘ % : ~ ¥ , ‘ +) — ‘ ‘ " fu ; x f Mor ae i F.' > § “ “ath 5 4 é . : : by ay ie hae e } ‘ ' " - : e ‘ [7 , ; t ' bh ibe cyt? . + rr - , a + j j ft : ¢ ; ue ood : =. ' ; . P id f ‘pair eho s . m . ! : i . ; ; North - ” ; . - ‘? f r ; iy ss »* ? ocurve 2” t : j . i . 2 : : ‘ s , rw) ’ s : . CG é ’ ; . ’ . ’ ; ’ : ; ed - J adi . : ' e6 ; - beer | ‘T' agers in , = . ayes ‘ wrrrry Tor yg sewn ie ' : , “1 eoumg Tho eultatie § for Chestnut e# aftices., eo PR ETTS ie om : LitpORIds ; : ‘ . meg ’ ' aT)" ery North TOR ER TR Peawesy, PANITOK Sexi nes | _Nort | . tingaet: ae with igerage: | line | STORES e. ta » $7 Arr) } Tus newspape! BADE? Fut a S-rom i . e &. , room : BRANDNEW I Mapie av. 22247 . 30.08 BR ay FOREST 183A, «oh | ply 4 : ) ; att | , ) 45. HOTPEL- |” | gf ty og ymething D © gt ca ee, ee TH AND WASH ; h et is i) 00 g : i “i. artim ‘ . ~~ ae | } 2 a) 4 °* ry ry re ; “ ‘ " er . ‘ ae : : _ . . 7 ei . “a . Pp d , p Tr ] tT) T S | — . 3 ay - "ge ’ ' : a‘ — " +. ¢ , ; . ‘ > ° ine % a proof building §.....° 160 , ee : so will detorate: § | | | ie a. | | BUIL so 1S ats atta eso TOONS. Hee 7 \ ICE as many grt be pag ggg — 2 Se Myelin WILLIAMS MORTGOAG BP Aree A a ~~ . | have @ bum : ; FLATS AND AP’T’S ANTED Korth 4 4 _~ ~- , ; 7 a . Bia. ‘ rr) a Tic f : ; ‘ ’ . : , ate ¢ ‘oC i i'm + ; : . _ ° . t . +s ‘T\s om Fs cael a = ~ Lave b-@Lory. - aes aRS % 8705 efi , LC IS and FOL N D Bf . CADar ; a Lee ee ties GhA EF Pla 7 BN TE : = ervey OTe + ” a ome is — : ant om 2 rafter “ | « «5-36% ‘ | Lee. ahi —~ nay * ee Sn ut pirat, oe ri eiewv Rlar a2. pa iit per megt ret : + NEXT St ATA, ‘ ‘ ' der Zitat? it ; . ‘ ryt o n ' .. ot ? ‘e as 4 omens ; 3 .* " a ty : « 6626 Niece large elore ry: ‘ee eee *08 oo ao. 80h) 4, Ads as cs . ws 660. é | ‘Sx, ge Bg begy on a 7 5) | wo nm ad kal —nemee Fiats and Aote. Wa et ee ) ® . 7 W ts oa be he , oy. : > 4 rs Ana mira fioeor. >—- &eeaee 6 . 3 . ‘ea ey 0985) | Louis newspaper, each || 454! “NES ce: eaent’s feaenek: oa | sGtis . ain aicitis: tee. | 4 Ot © S00 t-water heat, wond itrerent-—and will appeal to thoer | couple, stat ¢ Box G78 Se ee thurch metting ouar- . a ; , PO 348M , ret i: tye ee wre = : ; ce? this ap. tan “ pre nse .. teseeees 190 eee hati, ee mtn | E ealke | oN | : Mii 18D8 | FEDERER REALTY Co. * wee ii ret these fiate with their ne DWELLINGS FOR RENT 3518 0 defies: 2 eee ce. Ph Hr . natty ent as ; we I os r wee Baths 80? ' . “* ‘ “*? , wd i ‘eT MA ' a? a i 1 ’ : : . , : td owt °h? 1 . . r : =P . a 2 ‘ A Thepts i. ace a = ees ver wecana fo eas piern , £12 we rarage NEWSTEAI ri ; r =p ateacnwt i} * yg A erate GR ale oo j Centra! aud cer altves oui Pe te ay 3 — oe el “ G i ; “3 oy ME A ym lata room ee g ‘ iis ' yi " As , . , a Sag ° : ; 4 : .* : ‘ wi. - a 7. : “¥! ra “TE 7 -_ mC. 617 | . 855 . (443 N—Three roon : FOURTEENTH | r ) TAN! aTeIN, S39 | “pair, $45. Gartieid b428. . GRand O54 4048 Bhonandosh. (<53 Keve 1430A ree “je j : 3 ie; “ “fang ti. second

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ss EW Bl ~ ~y S UNIV ER No nmear se YOU R PROPE RTY IS WAN ITE D BY SOMEBOD Y. And he reads the Real Estate ads in these columns. Find him tomorrow. enemas eee NG \LOW IN ITY ' PARK ~_— ae oe #9 SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE Normandy es intial ae and COTTAGES Kat Se al — Lg FLATS, AP’TM'TS, FOR 2 SS For Sale forth — MAPPETT. . SE E THIS—R EAL South |. = Gar | ‘BUY Second Tissihe of Trust Pur chal Ne Ww an a Lis mai he TE gay : owner tae. , SARRIS x 4 =a sth “GRAND-DOVER | Pine Lawn } [307-——N\EFW 5-ROOM BRICK. $5550- SMALL PAYME™“%is im yre Ore nNwrat LSAN) (USK. ‘ ()7 ‘ an] atin ’ — ~ AAszdiib C4 & 4 J. A. FINNINGER = RESIDENCES FOR SALE Northwest ONLY $6300 on ays ; es me , g LIFETIME OPPORTI SITY, Det HEEY) Rg. E ‘ HEST NTT Richmond Heights F. DICKMANN: R. CO. 623 Chestnn:. | 1424 aS 1 © ti ented. Reantiful Buncalow Flat : 5 we 2 4.4.41 I os 4 \ i ‘ W DOLBLE FLATS =T HANAN » A NDS Re A MM Pt, te ene| SINGLE—MODERN Ww 1] =e." ~ » aa — FIESIDENCES FOR = « sth $. 4D a BI i ‘4 *'—= BIC pees ne woe We ¥ ~ - oy oe ae oad BLY THIN GOOD INVESTMENT * SOUTH SIDE BRANCH _WAGNER-GKANT-BELI CITY REAL EST'TE FOR SALE \TS—RE ASON ABL\ PRICED ~ Oorun Southwest RiwoMING. BOTSF BARAGATIS s b's &. Ek , 4 wey The - . mull ° ? ‘ ‘; as 2 . * “4 _ ; > a : “EE THis BEAULCTY TODAY ~~ aay HERE IT Tae LRERDEFN PT. ee ee ee Te ? wie es od . ies ” . . ~ : t+ ey * ed te =. =é —— "hoe eg : ! | } anc par jel ; } Rengr (;camd. LAe. 9544 , a : : ; - * - The First Box I; DANDY SEW SINGLE 4 Li:@ (RATTAN =T.— mr : -Weber. 3127 os . : s* 13. , - JOHN SLAKE ’ L WAGNER-ERANT S©LL O@ PRETTY baer "ROME WITH DANDY INCOME — : “ ‘HOME — a : F * PARKVIEW HOMES 2 ae a) - * ia ivE cCoTTAGeE= 7 ~~ INIA. NEAR SIDNEY ~ ~ ° » ee Y) nine nn Bi Laine Ta ve SOUTHWEST REALTY GRAN! &. A. THOME : ). PArkview 014! 3 oe . : ' L tor : Kings S- 3 ee Tag : ixx Kine “ HOME BARG \rNe Dickma | ane ‘en RENT FOR $37.00 and AMES -~ ‘PLACE HOMES ' = Ts pS ms | coh ER te $45.00 a iT - [4 q HERTY R&R -RikI™M (HESTNUT __" , ies HERT} $3000 LESS THAN ne ens z | vordintivniiteed : BLILDING COST! } =* E § FARMS FOR RENT ee ee | | , vad” separst= ptranges, © STARS 2 OOS 61 THOLOZAN = sndiel Place! | saat ot WGNER-GRANT-BELI : 9 Dar tford Av. FARMS FOR SALE _ a» * ae ra © —— FLAT ‘VERN ‘edi FY M CALL T OBERMEYER 7 (RT Ris Lk LEE. 2811—Moeders. AOC? . Seog ioratier - fae * i#rigie e rEAIL Mi rrER BROWS = =TEIW | = 74 ( hestnet ‘Arf let = ~-s and fase x & . rar KIN. 43 Al °BE ' —_~ Dh, Pp — ee : SS i s* iT ER > _— - ~ large stere owner will SUSURBAN PROP’ Y FOR SALE FREINRERG & JONPS, 2909 XX. ty Ee Suburban WEST EXD REAI South a SES NV EST : “Ot TH -EL-WiI “MAN - RER i : BARG Al Tt. $578 Jandy sit ois Mer for re . z - vbr EL LOW—REDIUCED ~ REN Pt ron re ’ i? DECKMANN. LAciede @620 | : 5219 CABANNE WRISBERG. 2204 G D . cars ade drive Bea 2 ri. 3 mart. . ‘ " j 4 BARBAKAS PARKING ~~» * ®&G DICKMANN ~ RAG } “ ESTMINSNSTER | REAL ESTATE | sn oa Pa ggg Pn eal ee i _BIDS, PLANS, ESTIMAT ES & tee = 3% $18 “MONTHELE BUNGALQWS and COTTAGES For Sal e VISA WAT a. , > VON TH) b Peas ad > Lith WR Ke Rereuk P OF fe & REMI Weir + ee. P 4 , . 4 - pa , PRUIT TAPES AND AAP? ; : - vt . , = 2 one ee ; oan (49D LOR TRICK FARM. Wii PER cerrervac.r IN «erry (ALl ORFRMPEVIR A BRO rOReR™ | LAST NEV Grent wood i “4 Kirkwood | . mm at co 4048 GARFIELD—sbE TH 9°? oeeEe of Tere Riwy TERMS ¢ RICK a LRANY , juke Ade @ - . ‘ . Dis +. >, [ Ae “FFN TO BE Jom ‘ MIsT &F = —_ ’ 7 A “ @ wie | O SAME DAY? Maiedl | LPrPrRere is : TeT . j ewer fore , VONEY WANTED | | | | *! he: . - : . . : " ' . mn Be on art 2 - = * ~ PROPERTY WAN | | ) | | 4 - : } , nctem ts = a ee Be tke oe re: e, “H Ri \* } T - Vi L ~ : Se 4 Bi “4s AL«ar. I> iAy 4 a Viao ew Ooo £840 PR EF sce ~ ~ REAL ES'TE—WTD. TO BUY are er way “mAT my ws — —— . : > "es suet a Se ; ee eo ae ee ar? i ‘ . ; * Pa o% at bey Fadi SA Po as 4 i. yee "% Ls : gh tis 4 ‘ . a why . - © te Pee . ba . a wt pe oe fat Dae : ‘ * c ¥ . nd = > ae ae 1) ee pep a is ‘uw i PUSKIN «4 AMBERTSLATTERY —_ WerRAIN+. MANS RAR AIN + + + . ah Aint aad meat ae te OOO 8 O8 Corenencescesceseccences. Ste, wing +o Pen ke

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a Ww E ONESDAY. - — - --——— ~~ ; "Mi > I + 7923 on = oes — : JOE JINKS” SS SSS =o LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE HERE HAVE ‘ER, RESIGN MEA CAR “THAT'LL KNOCK MY FRIENDS " a ne ee ee ee { y VERY NICE Bil “Tue Car i BUY @ 1 SEE YOU ARE & MOST DISCRIMINATING BOYER — How To HAVE. oe ust Pur chased Actien ~VERY NICE - HAS GOT A Cone You Like POU] it IKE ASTOR'S COACH JEPARTMENT DESIG SIDEWAYS , ) O00 no AN EYCLUSIVEe JOR FOR og ){ > ; \ AMD tOR YOu OF HAS PREFERRED ie CC MBED Auto — KOW FROM * I A c Hi 7 “AN > Thai MC fot 7901 FORSYTHE BL. ; {LOOKS ne —————S ESIDENCES FOR SALE West ee BUYING SEER % 7 s # _— - ; . Weat a j a f i : “Una ’ a tt he of : +. * = Pali “Fe ( ~'? ripped ik a7 a THE PRI CE TLL} MAKE YOU Gains 15 Pounds New Pleasant Way Now. You've SAID SUMP'N ayn Wave “Tue. ’ SESIGN READY io SHOW rou | ‘Z-~IOMORROU Ze, EDDIE — MAKE ME A DRAWING OF “THaT “B" sPoRT ROADSTER WE'VE-GOT UP ON “THE - : ! CTHIRD FLOCR - -\ve FOUNT A CUSTOMER ee ae Sg 0 ene yw - en eee ee hg ee ene A aM ~~ ~reete eee t es 5 agen coat ee three ~~ . pes AB = fae! ; ‘9 ba th 8. 6} : ee at 4 7 ma ' =. . .* Chere’ Wednesday 7:00 P. M. : |.” & ~ 9 sa me he : , 3 Iné, AMES PLACE , ! eine Sn, ms 2 bathe SO MAIL THIS COLPON TODA’ 2, D Kingsbury; 9 rooms. 2 woe ir MAY NOT APPEAR AGAEN 7:30 PF. Mi. r ren . a fF ome o 7 poaths. aaah 3 “ ci a ‘ tf) HOME BAKGATNS caches, Heneph Curp., 77 8:00 P. M. hs, ungalow; 2 Aingsto ma iTtg q ms, bath ' | z « Liie Dat} Sha VE sem co KMOX—280.2 Meters -A7ors ## # 4° °° WEDNESDAY. 8:40. 16:45 A.M. 3000 1:00, ly :to P.M KFVE—240 Meters , | Gs | WEDNESDAY, 7:00 ¥ M . : 2 eile | ines. 1 uy, | WSBF—273 Meters : ak | WEDNESDAY, Noon, 3:00 MONEY WANTED sor. M “ Ar INVESTMENTS >: OU ;00, 9:00 and IF FOU a . and Ui L Aru -RES@ hf 1 Place TANI To KL ON PERSON’L PROP'Y eu gape KFUO—545.1 Meters ees of trust in amount SRO ~~ on bs aan i) ne “a a. ate | ~ || TICKET BACKED BY K. K. K. Seowth Side MEDNESDAY. O:t5 P e 'e a | - e ¢ — rooms ° intere af > i ‘arge breakfast roon 3 same de ee eall fos ¥ ? DUTners, cunbvagsed - ated 290) raf ve AG ENC Y | WIL—273 Meters ay ori 4 i A] are With ride paar \ , i4 fem poere 1s . cyt | 4 ys => 4°30 “0 ” , y trees anc ‘shrubbe nr “a ie een ‘Ox PORST. MORTCAGE «OLD BONDS 4 WEDNESDAY nd PM S500, £1000 ( j m Lf £100 S500. 9 ari 1 ord AY, a eeidence 8 room PLAGUE HITS HOLY. DAY FOWL } ra ‘ . it é ‘ Gg eis 7 a? 4 q # : ts i ey : rt jayn an ri (} afer " fEY joan. ig Pay L North iN ~~ a gs e a * ey is RR 7 > > e i s ‘ : OO a BIiITHs RECORDED. St eabebny Si l—Modern. large store and gvcd jocation. owner willl secriffie "ITs. t(TTER- BROWNSTEIN = | heeat mat (:Arfield 7ivzs. icf y See ~ * ree anc ‘ #2 a baw c , Puo~K RBE RI SLJ SINESS PROPERTY ; . = - infutance. \{ : s | b b An 1¢ “4 “NT = , > out Bi Ateade Bi agner- OUCTH SIDE INWOTMENT — > bey ine . ; MM Nair: sit MONEY . \ } ¥ - ) * &o. apt , sf ss Slat¢d sprittire ( 1] ant-Bel| : Ti he j 4:]8 (“he 2 my ~- uate hes tig aa tian LOAN: TRAVEL Le yout om bins tua AND RESORTS a. , , INVESTMENT —— . he ae: & SChITeS wiki : Pho ne (OE _ is Lrtie i 7% d , 1 mas ce iJ € re Tie) for ‘ ry ’ j 11% .f e? wit ust eel] and Eur op ati Ser 9 ice GRE LI€¢ Hi: Grand and 1 Sullivan ve ESALA R’ y to Fit Any Budget ~ ‘ _— ‘ ‘ A 14 me 9 = ren eget - "IT , COR —Fout Be AR 5 YC : be ied 4 : : can choose a a " , ? " ; AXD EASTON &. E ymmodations on one a Rid ais | hol-water heat 14.2. > to Sus yOUr BeSUs i. 88.07) ; ung ?f Dulid sat ota . cn 5i¢ : . e ’ ‘ - Ay Mi? Cima, Soa Hi : ESS Ve & wT F ~ he BUSINESS OR SALE tu ile een GATTield 4779. Stebel maim BLERIAL PERMITS ‘2 + ~ Stores a inate ~ fk AND NEWBER} A ¢ mi ground 4 ¥ A atti} 2 an i t 2 ~ ee ay ESTATE__FOR COL'E y x: good investmey ‘sfaien | BUSINESS FOR § ad. : ; + | P j : ‘ ‘ ’ 4 ‘ >, “ mad tir ? ; ; sf (? “? ipp + er - : ; " (jer j p on ‘4 CASTL $40 MONTHLY 4 s, eu? > . ; - im ' oui or riy apr « a be j - a SI \ ESS iy p ~ ‘ (a “Kh. ; Bhs | wae ‘ 2 ae bal Lee Tee: Cheats AD PPM ITIES |. WHITE STAR LINE OO} "tT , — immed = mare : ’ aionadienad Pe RCAPTies dhanens 2919 SHERIDAN . : : gee riectrie = ; | , : ‘ | 7. | “Wiens A —_ . gala a as BUSINESS OPPORTYNITIES | : ; , = ‘ : : Ph pene OW REG ESTATE . } eS ae a LOAN ET * ‘ ; : ' ; | . thy . oot ~F OUT OF CITY_REN mince! | McDo th | , Seaman S: Tee ee 2 as 3 t*ost- ris. i B70 854 on aaa Bek tee. : } " ; = oF my ; seventeen... anemia - atthe PT ATT SSONABLI rEE MS | nm : - a SE ee exe Jt L FINNTNE ° ER ch ... OL FORSYTH | , BUSINESS FOR SALE — 5 On Le. bes prop? NIAGARA FALLS AND RETURN Sat., Sept. 11 ~* on) Full particalars at City Ticket ¢ fice, 520 North > it oneal Bros eis av. phones Main 429°, ¢ sarheid 796°, et * ne ha ana lL nion “tafion, phone Mam 4700. : am " \j ’ j — — nl R i. . , . . ‘ ~ 7 Ek OTR AL MOQ. 806 Ar BIG ‘| Ori ‘k Aq Tt id) £, 7 SD PERI oF reus.7 five . , otk > mr os tre cf a 4 / i. $500 a : 7 VO). i My Vrs ‘ » ~ ‘ » Ds Ay rte ne 5 Fi v + Ses +e a = : ovat inusends M ANTED rT - H tal Le. : ' : : i= _ ay lille ae. the vitamin ' | rer Cm S. Be ° 1] : ad * ef Ifthe of DE bp catsup & nn ‘ ; a. } “mn? Ce weal toany'’s ons — a i Seti Se Caz P- a 4 a Rusiness Per *aie witers. for cue) eS oa Grand : es Bd xe wT : PP. wg. ach Se aca nada te , Action Criticised, Detective Quits. WINS IN HERRIN ELECTION vrles dab Bom Voting Is Conducted Quietly Under Heavily Armed Police Guard wink a complaint bp hf at Polling Places. wiay ff Dn States tet or » Pred nterfetth: make Serret Her Departme: @16 Pa irTriyv a os ° i a hd hate dia Min he ed asin ee eee poe tieintaatirniniiases: imitations of genuine ‘ full ent hot contain Rae and wses. v ties ties an Trade Mark (haries (heries H. Phillipe eipece 1875 hee heen the T of Company and eo Sere The Magnesia” iBi:ipa Chemica! eraser Fletcher's Cas- pleasant. harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Pare- * leething Drops and Soothing Syrups. especially prepared lor Infants im arms and Children all ages To avoid imitations always look for the signature of nti thiha Physicians everywhere recommend «& MOTHER. foria is @ “7 ZOriC Proven directions on each package | -_ ebeclute any case of itching, i'lind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles Recommended ty Physicians and Druggists ed Patae end Foreign Countries. es PALO OINTMENT ip tubes with Pile Pi Attachment, and in tin boxes, Gc. The denies audenah tn co me bez contains facts about Piles which everybody should knew, PARIS MEDICINE ©CO.. Beaumont and Pine Streets, St. Louis. Me.

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? PAGE 34 ____ — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCK . | ___WEDNESDAY/EVENING, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926s IF. LOUIS POST-DISFAICH .. —- d iuitaiaguaaal oc a mi . . a _ es — . | ponrrseamesa esi pemporaed vee _— ak ARREARS «558 NEES eterna ee ee D | — RAILS AGAIN SHARES SOLD TOD AY’S NE YORK Q Q K | | ARP KET TABLE SYMBOL§ DON le , A IS] HICH S1b0 ‘cates, compared with 1,691,000 : 4 "we 4 aX 5 4) \ i Ved. Fakes ene ae na ey pared with 273,261,000 a year ag : BY SPECIAL ASSOCIATED PRESS WIRE hanged. (08) sale Y iodias. | _ & ji J *"y ’ . 4 | q . | ( \\ f k | | \ ‘ \ oo = al ; $. » el —_ - ~ — >= ‘ a lines Marke i NEW YORK CURR ~~. STULKS GENER ST LOUIS STOCKS USS Bess aa Sharp Rise tn Lire. : | i ih ANGE ; " ; pe Rt , ar | ptates JAUTANY i! : arfiald 46a — * . . 2 z : ; i mae - ; emmedities Irrecular. | ; ; — zs oe ‘ RAMS TI nhs S4Q AWN ; 12 | “—_ ; | 7 \ . ~~ 5 : ay ii cat " ft aity A. G. Edwards &ame SY WHEAT aT 6 " . “ en’ : | i Members | New York S:ock Exchange @ * : | ** , er » io xc eit 2iVVl & su . i | ; ; , / of - - ; DAILY AVERAGE CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION SHOWS GAIN pall Steel. Industry ‘Situation. lew York Cotton : | le The Church of ae. NEW YORK &-: 1 “a Inumaculate Conce ne aoe * bes ' > s Turpentine, Flax, Linseed | : i \ : : ‘ ins w i a oe" e"es a me “ ” - 4 3 = . oi 4 2 " nate lt arte 208 eatin ners ~~" PEE EERE Ry wr eh gig pigs gage ys (© Pe px obo GAG Pen rte bs 5 ht aa 5 :% RE ae a fe eee RS Reel a eas J b iF gee a a * - y ORE See a ae 7 ae ae Be ts, st Stee a Nk dhe ae aR fan OD be, age enemas: Carer thad tears .

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pee: 3h LOUIS: POST-BISPATCH sa | Rr _._, sd ST. LQUIS POST-DISPATCH — , 2P AGE 35 - c = > ; . j i = . i 7 5 | 06 T E LO ER ti a ‘ mr! ' - - A REND W cid —_ | " | ais 3 : L ( As 4 KE = : ~ 7 : = : j ‘ : ’ : ven? " ; ; ‘ Poe«t-T) ‘ 4 . ; : 7 Pa é ; 1 ‘ ‘ t ‘ : ‘ : , reerial . tii! ive Ww fis ; ‘ -~d _ - a a + wit an _— if tA bee b hy eee ray | 2 | , RAILROAD BONDS. : Y OPS ro in a li sales } st low- lex. Security. | Hi4.| Low. | Clase 9 sg :' . of Pp | S tm & “? sys) : ingg al } vi losing if secy traded in o DOoOwMrsSTIC BONDs ST. = pat on law ing 7. : | ’ ; ts ' , | ' : shares o . 1 ii , eee fish low. « , * é , ) belca ae | . ti | hares, salcs of | i ,; bond sales . adr “mi miarent ‘ ’ sis . ivuyU oO Lie P Be froir Kafsas om d): wilted - ANDUSIRIALS. MINING ? : x P . ‘ya? : . ’ . tity . o ¢ aD he ’ ; ’ P ‘ ‘ Ay | “ig j ; ' , biik a’ . ee SG 14h, RNUMENT BONDS. ed Py. 126 BOND MARKET AVERAGES ON eR Ret: ener . ) | : | Bs engl 8 a5 te : ; vent 3 POULTRY MARKET petted lance } : “Yong! 95 Am Sup B.| 2 ea Ree | | : Heavy Hens Sigher the ' i) . 2 ; , . “a , i 3 4h Picts eon ? | ' bachanec. ; » ‘ , war ’ : ~ » " , : - : ; + ; : ‘ ; if . : °° \ . % - ’ » « ; 7 ' _ - \cceadimeneiendititeaeienme nation ie the ee ow an ‘ eres. a eager wo kainate ND | i i ; } | } PORELIGCN BOND. 0A ORCA NR EEE © enmR ~n 7 ‘ : “ stat hiatniesdihitineiieh ath eee io ni ae ee tiated, emai ee cum) BONDS ma + aT. ree A ‘ , : ; tent, b- Whe ' . . . : pa. ’ ' i Jae ee eal sowreet : 5 ' | | ; 7 ~ = 7 ier ib, . © pias Pr , . ' ahiy ' Re W og 2 | VK ; | & pi steady price ©, Hutter : ' inchanged ‘ ioe Loa THs j » «4 1 3 roUug! | é 35 a} i 47 ¥ . f : we. . , : , Ff te j p ‘ ‘ee ; | } bis | ’ ' ’ st SATII St. .viOoTrey hs meaewneat prices , ‘ . 1M ;, ‘ A. , ¢ : 4 ae : : , a, 2th % 1% 20 “TANDARD i “Eamerivale cren os | . : ‘ 4 .. SECURE | : | i % a) h Potato Steady With the Demand ae > Sept rota ' 46 Lota! Vioderate ; asd 5 2. ~ a. . = 2 = 7S Mids wwe - s Wires - sed ; iis 1 ; fe e- : + MHG D5: 1 a ’ Kurs > ‘a { 4/.4 Cobbdjere. §: . ‘ 4 * ‘ . ; : ; > . , F ) Ss . ri : ; ; — _ ~ : ved | | . ; i “ee : New york Coffee 4% ‘iz ih meory } ‘ te i demand Ft ‘ > o P ie Ss] : . / Bey ; a” ‘ P ; ’ i Vale tantos No 4&4. Ss Futures ste@-s . : i bibeet c ~" sunt ‘0 tember, 17 oc, December, 17.26c. | : ; s) eR es em = ES em —_— -. eee oe Pad. ee - — + | 9 | ee ee Bit Bch 6 O71 Nit Wty wie?’ peat hes otto av An Average Semi-Annua! . em om ws } : | +, he § poe fs ge oe ae $1.75 per pa box 7 Imvestment [: Se Sim gS Bf Sie Pasco is TEES ag es] ee amas cee! (6203.08 ———— Jae ape | | We fe. 2. a Bee ait Seal 240) aan og EE Si oe So" wich interestreinvested ir ” — a. ae ~ St, Lou. ay Market , * ' oo Pages iste —en—ememtanrome oti aD ) io : ae : | LOCAL FRUIT MARKET kN * i S, vinhorg & y Bhi vam € th Sabi r : | 7 : : | , | 3 \ore Supplies Moderate and Tone i at « , : abe : "O oy ADAIR KL, Otempergs Ge Gare ic: 5: ee RAR | mikes | : ai gp Meads ee ooo w st oe om” Guaranteed-Insurable - 1,", Bonds watmew's Bank Balerd. $50.) it 14 chee es Oho | | | pee ag -_ Chinon Counts | yer Geiis etme orate 9478 55) BIO OOO inten years - oS ~ Bate ge : a4 | ore . , é , . oe ." 4 ; er : — ) Hote S» ' Po NM : 7 L Btls hip y dene 0 CALE 1 grown 25e oer hy This liberal and satief ying yield has es ' Be Sezer alfa pS . ' | ey | . . ' 3 | * , meant freedom fram worry and ' e at ‘o. 2 a} . : a PAK | e-groN ‘ more comfort to thousands of in- , ) ." , ite: , | RAE ee pee oa. . ate eS oa vestors in all parts of this country, Daa '” © YT 4>8 ts €} ; : : : , "3 . . ié ¥: ; ; : , . x “es oe “ 4 , a ail ' ryt Boatmen's Bank Building, ST. LOUIS ' v7 Peene Gorfelé gift ~. : . : 3 4 T & ‘a ee r ; | | ; . ‘ ' ; ; | j. kdw ards & - _ “ bY : WHEA ' 7 AT CHIEAGD — ' - j i Pw ' f . } | } ' , . , : . ; Ownership identical with A dar Realty @ Tree Ces : . ) ; | : : i ‘ vil é iP . Mi ra" o | re } ; aii on owt of Atgnts ’ i ; Members “7 - s d *. 7. ww en A é boll i * 4 . - _ >_> ivOi fz K © XC ites » a « * aa me -* £ ~ oe » i. &t@ mt on ° > * o bd ira Sif 7s : ce sie ive-id Viive ae 4 » 2 a a4 1 NiAin 3380 ; = re Am , {. a; snl «(Offers $100,000 ime" Ba ert; ee se gee | ol sea Se goa : gree ta Be s | \* 1 The Big Three Year Old | The Church of the Be in thew : | : ) , | ae By : : . % iMacuiate Conception aaa ty , | Sn a e di iaey | | Yew Vork Sugar « 1] : Be a G2 : . ro > . ’ ; 7 » $160.$5004 + He 1 ..5 | J dei | rest emand } ’ r ae litt . $150 cash down ¢ 4 as a4 hid ) “- g nuine and eee or aoe 68s en Cow ¢) , 4 “pe duedbs , | | Ct ig , : Insist upon getting ge uin_ with the blue polka-dot border. 7. have a home of Pema J “= on oe | p18 . an Tie bike Res Wool Market : ; | noe of attractive desigos and plans : mS com et 1 bitt : ) : + pas Three Years have made 2 a. i cae wieme ak ni ete ieee Se | Feen-a-mint America’s Most Popular Laxative ¢ ~“_ MANCHESTER MAKUFACTURING CO. lent. F - xs é a ! | , | ) P ; : % " , = . in | . | . | . ‘ v — » a oe q : : | si ) | , P - , ' . ew | e um 1710 F Vandeventer A« Se. Tants. ve 4 ; , " | | | Raw fade Aca wchatios . ; Bulliers ef MASCHESTER BHewnes. fs tte gree ¢ ube =o «© ave (eareges.

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a ee es Ui a eet Sp nee my i a 33 ie ae ss - ars 3 es a ain — on ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | _________._- WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER ia ia comes DELOUIS POSTS acces : red Popular C ae sIfRpEP \ REI EASED) apres wry ay by Miaee , ki rl Smet i roa 7 = - . ‘ | News f J . - 4 © w bes RY nie - Money ASK for Horlick . | A The ORIGINA : , \ : Mi Hy’ | 7 y Fe Ll, Was a ied 1 orn- Bundle ap your debts and have j ‘ . ; |) Mother: H's wy missoun MURDER ., hg le ees nehetivg ‘en (J) @ tee catsup | & 2 Rr, 7 ’ ; : : .- ' 3 : 3 | 3 , ; ® F } 4 2 ‘2, Wy , . To Missouri's Prosper | | " 4b iar THE AGE OF 83 Splenry Wade, 4, of Kansas fl Hundreds Have Saved in Union’s . 6, 4 {$125,000 Purchase and Sal 7 e . . vA :Baby Crib; : Tables 4 “. / a .* “ » ‘ A : . , | ’ C ) ‘s * —F . $14 90 b aiue, at 50% Off * . : 4 | ‘ 0 ‘s ‘\ $3.96 Values, 50% € 4 a b .* .* ie ; : $7.45 | 7. | : ‘ & * * e a % : “s 4 . q % ’ f ti , 1: 4 ena ~ TL’? * - e 4 4 * \\ i . . \\ Laie ° 1A Tr E Kite % j ~ * ‘ Tahlia weit? w hte. s _ Yy y, | * © Mh x : CE SALE OF HOUSEWARES . kr” ty s % ‘ ‘ Ss ‘ : * igo eas ‘s I % “fh y, } $1.00 Cash ss . ‘ he SLI ILLGISPIL ID A PSO. OO BO O86 OOO LB OC BO ta* Odds and Ends 171 Limited Quantities Offered at Huge Reductions W hale They Last SIE RAINS Seat et “ a | ee Mgt eS a ee 3 ee ee ee ee ee ea Oe et at at ae er © ere Fe Fe FF PF Or #2 FP - ; » \ ey YS .. 4 : ’ SheWill Do This) § : nme 8g : cy ‘ ty ' ! v F x os. 4 4 $2.49 | 4 Cc ~ é G E P ' ‘ . wi : ae . Fal —— . " ; . fr / e we Sy BS $ & $ ~ oe “ ‘ * * ; is 1.00 i 1.00 . v . SEP, 44 jt tS rn porta Mi tnai Silé ,* .* : : > pep ti fttiitiiitttl titted ; : + * . 69- Dik $1.00 - . “a ereras adopt this new daily : . 1.00 636 PORCH | $225 CURTAIN —i«=t ~ L : | : $6.59 PORCH 3.95 ; “27¢ 3? t boanvlt 70 "D- * . $ . RE $ ° * oe custom of health and re . \ ve . A oe . ais : 68- * | 98c : 4 finement. So persuade a . C : - * 4 a 4 im ae $1.00 ; i her, for her own good, . . $1. BOAR . . y ) : : : j ' 4 ~ > se, ~ = . 4 — % of its necessity. ‘ o eee ‘ G % STEE I. GR AY . * id gq > . ‘ + 4 * | . . ” 1 @ 4 * k Side-I W | t Of Z ,: C77 lalue ee , ‘ ao . , 77 on “ail soe “ at 0% 4 . id aie Priced ai ‘ $27 4 alue. Pric ed at s 7s oe } @iue, df OU"se OF x % ; > a $6 : $19.75 . 6 . * > “panis Y : £ Ki . * ei 4 _ 5 ’ * a : > . a Zé : . S| y ’ 2 ‘ * «* ’ : ’ eo + & j .* >> .4 (2 ts .* a ’ ; | ‘ ‘ as art q _ Oe PP PP ; 3 Cd al | Az ~ % $2,» _— ow é ZB : . ae ad ty G Pe Be, % + . » ate . % a ~ ~“,. —, . vevere? ~. WV a o ~ P . * , ij ns B hy =, ry . » . > ae a WILLIS LEVVTTPLI STNG A baby ta as ' vr —«S ee nan 4 Ps, 44S, Ge ie: we oa. i Ss Me, we Fa = on OF. : xz ' = an tie - | ae pA/, se Z “—- y v7 iz OL Ma, As " “*s 7 $e 44 htta ce SAY \ ' - - e | ° u Z Four-Piece Bedroom Suite Five-Piece Oak Breakfast Suiteg : , $310.00 Value §& 1 55°° $10 Cash $60 Value, $3 8-°> $3.00 Cash G i at 50’. Of Delivers a Suite a oe Delivers One y A four coats of w g ble leaves. gd Yet ec a i i SEO OE CCL LLL LEO LLLLLALAELLS: Z ‘5 Spiess 80c Value—Priced at $44 , . the for = ‘Wald orf Toilet Tissue >i) (ir? ii $2.00 Value at - H .00 ee ee ee oe ee ee ee ee ee oe ee et SS NRQRRIR RRA NERS : ~"s Ci:0 0.4.4 * ae et a ae e*s 0° alee taletet fete ri FFs 22 8 Pe od al of elf ol el el oe CCCP - a O.0 2. tt ODM BO OBA Ooo 2-24 + A A 0 LM hh eh ht tO tt Et DB EO Ot BE # LE h hhh Mh it hh ” “Ff? # + © & #& * #* + + © * © £& ££ ete ee Oe oe Ee ee re Ox FEE OFF FF OF a ee Oe ee ee ae ___e o ) rr Ff + FF + «+ ed ee ee ’ = .) . , is . LN A SE Ne RANE WETOORAN BRR ETS LL PIN TE ER ALE AGO T EEN, 1 PE . “* so “ee oe $10 Cash $339.50 Value $ aa $12 Cash 4 Premier Muss SIU Cas eee Most everyt ) at ¥ OF Delivers One ; , eH ining Suites Three-Piece Mohair CH. MARK President. Diinois Cer Delivers One gineering dep: 4 i ® . ’ * ~ ; ' : : * Ae tats . . ‘ : ; 5 i ~ r* : ‘ P : . ‘ & . ° me os tr Teo vr. ' : ; : : ; : } pad i CLEANLINESS I RENE RR OEP I EO - eat ERE mm OF EO SIO

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, ~ res ee ee ” - be ee — = not wl chien that in ages, because mean it, don't “Mean it? Speechiess. bent to the hollow of showed wh: in gieaming derful.” he cried meat and wine. love everything eves. They're like wise. I'm afraid « yeur eyes know And your marve! skin—-so soft. eae And that dimpk without anv in the it fascinates An Way wou catch your your teeth when vor hard ne rut somethi you to her wings 7 + Lee| @ crazy Deep though you'd cough in »# te never quite the night I met for a ride never d ed to cry didn't want to and Just Yearned fo dbiv. all Ine didn't Put I knew I wa thought I'd go mad it Now I] know wha 1 wanted always. Fou et She said @ little tighter against that she heard hearing Pres: again and eecribe how and y ? =t er the whil . aA fhO Ww TY. Or ": nothing Places wh: he In a throne da re -foaat ha on a rock.” en comb Pa used Pert | z to have the cirigou tress. would it be? BE » Might ses ot Ca 5 Sg gs grr) tir eter enehogrset +4 oa — en el nate lle. Foxtrot’s ADVENTURES as a SPY L EAVI OR But Really, in some Joys y KATHERINE BRUSH Pretty Little Parisienne With a Romantic Imagi- nation Goes Blithely Into Aviation—Kesult, Prison for Herself and Three DIViL> CARTER TNoceni Zevotion to ber -. Chifle! Cant: oe * h* s* Tay ~ a a F eather Boas POST-DISPA solving med olde today employ -K ; OTE Wear lahtest gowns wrhout a second thought 4 asywhere. NO LAUNDRY» if = ecards as casiy as tissce. No laundry. Five trrmers a4 2 Gary cotton pads! ther meses Lads ADVERTISEMENT : New Face Powder All the R € Aage harming, ee blezion DOVE CAL I~ You wal nat_bave + shiny, nose | freshness, This datiate, re * Sere py Se , os ues \0UC" Of adorable beauty ; = cS is JOurs to Comimand thru : © your complexion a w@ ripest wiih A rours at be moderst ? eters af ans euaranteed Pure imported Select - Parhkej r , 3g ae Mevt'ts 42 Sen. Rew York A.tchen Ce*ermets ond Breartast Sets Ph, “ct ge 7 2 " Tete ceed ggeaerie’ saniabet aft: >< hd us usuuacredncesibunssiia 2 DAY, SEPTEMB OU: TR’ FITS suiy and Whol is There ~ math ~:~ as B ophical Phrasings ree fency oTrer affart tea x 3-Minute | 3219 Uniforn PRIC VANIL Only the finest vanilla & “sed te make Dr. Price's ¢ fnrect—acthing else. Alb orm im strength and fave om Price's. A: your. groc Best since 1 852 ls every . Lu d and t re and rapt ;

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3 POST-DIS PATCH SA renee oe re ee eee LEAVIN Gi FOR CIT But Really, in Leavin some Joys and So Muck By WIN iaTy OHN and his M fall Ji eet TY are g fiat jal rs to I? inye to oatn 1de¢a. 1 nat? - bors and t] ne country oid country friends, rich 7 OURS And g9 coop himgg fiat in a neat little ne igh over again. city friends who r- aii , j . ~ .* . ; » } } dead {)! Gaiiyt il reary, Mary doesn't want to in the country and broug ‘ountry, and it sort of _ yf f« ‘ is - Li if Was Sor we 7 d on’te NaN EEE Eee ee Oe OO — a, OO = eee eee ee Ss I I Oo n eee en ee een en ennc a ON ye Ee — 1, 1926. : pay i. —- a QQ eee ON I I I Ga A A I I GI I --_ -_ —_— a —_ —_ —- a ae ildrem’s Stories ie OUNTRY ( TITS hildren’s Bedtime Story -o- 5 y W. - Party Stunts Done i in Pastry By Hannah Wing Thornton Burgess | 3 - = — longs pee and Who A Flower That Wasn’t for getting stung by a Jellyfish. | ; = yds There “No, thank you,” said he, “I... lay ed Pena Cee Week learned my lesson with that Jelly- fish.”’ putation arty flowers that grow bencaih with a home nePp faith his own nt.”” said Lo + expect a differe “You dont you, do you. Reddy, Jellyfish to OSe6 fiowe grea “But that was is ¢ = + > iit i t! cA 4 Are not just what f) Graywing. steed : | ‘s produc: miracif€ ~ Mat flower to sting 7 + > P| Co } : re plied t a ‘but sting rs are foe o |} aii to have his iCal sometimes success of Tinting a child the and frost art in tne iin as | among his’ chocolate possible child’s be- kitchen can no other to taxes rasil pasture of the ing the anima! near Oe ee —E———E—E— out _ A a - = - _—ae a ~~ oa ee ~ 0m ae ————e sure to catch the children's !a- terest, Thin slices of cream should be placed between slices of cake and the standwiches gar- nished with whipped cream. Even ginger cookies, always wholesome for children’s parties, can be made interesting by put- ting each child's name on the cookies, using macaroni alphabet letters and fastening them by brushing the surface of the cook- ies With white of eggs and adding the macaroni before baking. y = oe in 7. ¥ ond to the elephant, and with pink | frosting even the pink elephant of Slam can be duplicated in this way. Ice cream and cake become a party affair if the cakes are baked in muffin tins, the centers scooped out and the ice cream served in the cake! A handle of angelica garnish or of candied orange peel makes the cake a basket. RT frosted sheet c: nr Irosting cake green crackers cofors a8 tints make Arrange- and pis ce Ice cream sandwiches are also ss Keeping Your but I guess I swim- one of » aed bi eS , lt Ras Be interest ; ry) . ‘ ne ; ees J Us Hen ¢ Srab came ; ,. ~ 7 rj i & } PE iil ; s 4 as . ahha ; ref: coe =f touched ddy happened to i } {2 ner 1 = raid )}t ess i mass. ed to be and he Re ddy 5 > | ._ ‘ Vi had uappedb ' ‘ ” Lsltd\ WiliR “ne was born vou think either. and married in th thbor Fox?’ By i a g and really, when you a flower at Schoolgirl Complexion By IRENE CASTLE Copyrighted 1224 by P. O. Beauty Features Never Touch You Mowat ‘Have to Air This Mattress Any but a true complexion soap to your face Good complexions too priceless hink of it, it 3 la Way a. ‘Dut it cer- for experiment ; Age ”” 6 Of cowrss here dl be them shops and the mu e o®°. , . . ‘ es atte? awhile, wall ™ Tee be the eat Not in Fall nor Winter, not in any season, do you saw caty ‘eed of eam a eS Mh te what in | nen veses, ne gy ti and twinkled. “Ob.” woinouch it is called a Sea have to carry a SanOtuf tothe air. Always it is fresh on your face is a soap made : — oe PrP SLOU I MOU iIt* j j ' j Wilil d Sa an ‘ a Reg and : : aeun fer nae ome : ' F painted on | SI meery «about it, p Saeete x pore cleansing ; Obtain a cake today. Then note te ne | OVS The best advan est Wash your face gently with! what an amazing difference one | » Be very | ee Seeetin s! ree “eg eae pete it eh, | week makes. The Palmolive Cam- LR Ber if they don’t mear into. tne skin. nse Orougny,) pany (Del. Co Chicago, Illinni ee ary t_nrake little indeed sometimes, first with warm water, then with) 7°” Je meer S ¢ ‘ \ ica 1n PTreititit tii ld - = : : é Dita oe mrs . TOM-BOY | ind purple... Sometimes the : : : e : i a hl cach end, wempbical Phrasings F } S$ t G acer teete st ooh oa ings | | Extra Sweet Corn & Malabar brown with aprile : PLEASES THE PUBLIC : eee ayy ep ss a fee “eee has an ascendency over : PALATE—SWEET, JUICY : ie | ames burs MMtanding —-Watts an jade ecailed midnight —_ : s. ele s! traded } iss are very e thinks cr fara n ne pest com ss an ariord to ene ; 4 ooreblas: “ fMnot far from being hree tones of brier rose, or vie ‘ ’ y | hin m, king anc ({ Anion biv > m the = =. : Dnp"ainge ple | addin, or the three-shaded gai. on _— ——— MINIMUM BUNDLE, 500 f Peter Pan--tones. 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