St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 7, 1926

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COMIC PAGB MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1926, Almost a Thousand More Employment Offers Ase Printed in the Post-Dispatch Each Week Than Appear in the Second St. Louis Newspaper =AUTIFUL VAS} Sf EBRAVEST, SMa ST. LOUIS” POST-DISPATCH FINANCIAL The Only Evening Paper m St.Louis With the Associated Press News Service mw * —— eT ar 4S ——_————— _———— anette iguana — ee nee . 4 3 ithe 1 ‘hinge slab for the Cardinais ae ; was peated puread, ene = ALL RIGHT: i Mass re. ae : fe: of extinguishing a sensitive transfer to other schools marched ~0-23 Wyatt Building. i pao ee ~ . ’ i -o ais 4 wma, AL = Se een eee , ‘ MASHP ; 1 pan SlantS at (ne vworias ¢ Nam- 1s bird-like. broadcast a shrill note version to « onal schoo | wie 4 4 . | a ag ‘ “roc etrormt OL here or sidan ee *, ae , ‘ ‘ =e fa ieu mas GUiISciOsed That a Zroup } ™ yiiete’ @ Mrs. Arthur | — , over KGO, San Francisco, last nigh About 5090 parents ha joined] or an a ‘Plan Is to Amend League : : « leva rd ‘lavtot lo . nis held the 1] S laV land 1) ” io Of 20,000 me} r hares fF 1°00 . Wy , ouicvarau L iit) ‘ si Louis held tie ead a DiayY jand ut out a flame i 2 Conte sii : | . CMAP Ee O} ~ Pr Asks Es iall Wydown b , 7 ’ | - la ut in 1) Tine Si? Ket Si \* j res V on | ‘S— | *a) Yr" ’ -% ’ . , f ; osecution pec y ite of the assist aiaaieiail fistarted. but the margin was only| Hall. University of California. tn ; B has ee rr t Electi f Wie 0 ' 553 ’ . %. ? a mvt ¢Y 17 F all automobile in 1 } 4 rt} ~ fa ‘ee Bae i «) iit «A eer = ‘ pli; -, ¢) KCl nftists and students t} it > inv 1 } cig ‘ > i. ys | ar S | pi harveata the ' camncareeenes 3 Police Commissiots r of New yore i! j ve . oO “ge fT} i f »Sutfiicilent ntensity, was discovered t¢ of ne} eni:iaren ror [me and are reaping arvests hrough Riv the zaociated Press i } Fal tnat ened tne recent Series | -- _ — . , ] ‘¥qri ‘ ; ‘ C .. @ . oc ‘ ; : City. pO : WP it os ) a + mee LBD i. It also Cant The done with f rankiln S ‘hoo! At the (“arr Spec Ach Pl vile 5 _ exit nded Lo G 9 NE V \, >) pt : -Both the aS- DRIVER FALLS DEAD 3) ' Asse lated f ous ae . . . wats 1+ hy . \Ire | De tT We TY} iornshbpyv = re TT) iyie Life : A é ; a ' « et : ; ‘ 2 . aie - Mrs. Stockstron es : | Pirates at St. Loui returned from |~* violin or other high-pitched in- |) Lan Schoo Tw yet hira nad | them. sernblv of the League of Nations NEW YORK, Sept. 7.—A special! . ° ey y , ‘ ; li ctct - ci ‘ | 4 ] iis + Ltil }t*s ead. } i ae ‘a? > 4 hs a 4 ) ’ i 4 “eo +. 4 Thomas mg lly of Chicago, and & : Be strument : Representative Oldfield (Dem ) a4 the « sista i amaellt son a. IN RACE, BUT HORSE panel of 200 talesmen Was sum- Mrs Alb r) > patie? “> af } 148 ri a)Y ‘ NA1S morning and WAS Se - ( arr Streets 17 “nc & j ‘ Sornie of Ark: vs sal ws Re — ; a «3 and i¢ ‘ TD i Orn ml tees 0! tf} oe : flected by Manager McKechnie to}! : eva. odecicea i ee ee Conn coaterenes i rot moned to provide a jury for the Weare, were injured, but no Manager McKechnie tol 9gQ9 TERRAPINS IN RAGE! but not many, of th+ Franklin] ocratic Congressional — Campaten{Word,Court conference have got INISHES SECOND “°" y >. wd 1 : Dis aes: a the league-leading St. Louis] @* mt a Ii ' : | tria today ot tormer Attorneyv- * rouslv. Hi r fo ip msstletal Cn are ae | ? ‘ . 2 4 : . } a PpUDPLS re ported ths re 7} a mor . ' le . *ho had been wit i at Wes 'The Standings Before the Game Finish of $2378 Contest Witnessed ing | use of tax returns to prove his con-/| prepare for the formal admission s eneral Harry M1. Daugherty and . « a . , x a ; s ‘ i ; ‘ . Famouth, were not in the ma- ic By > | tention that the asted nroaanertit. ' former Mlien Property Custodian ehin | Phe standing of the three con-| By the Assoc bon oe Weissmann said that since the! ntion that the boasted prosperity | of Germany to the League and to Unguided Trotter Overhauls | ; ’ : EeaIC. ‘ : ‘ i By the Aesoctated Press : ae Atk woe S oa | Of this country today is confined t . Thomas W. Miller on charges of Two brothe rs ot Nirs S! CK j tenders betore tne Saimies oda} PONCA Bs yy 4 Ok Sept ae 4A committee had failed to Bet satis- the } riv lew j 1; ey ’ er oe i= ah FMANneHE SOM in the —— iT All Competitors but One | . } - : é ree iweae e follows : . ’ Mm, Spl. -« PRT AR Yee , R ay e a st Trivii@red Ciass who are grow- ‘ conspiring to defraud the Govern- strom i 1) awe ; | K i a? @o " : ° — * . 7 ; a] . . 7 * tas = i tion in two joint meetings, he — Serre sist cc ay at Nova otia Track. ment In accepiing a $391,008 Bribe . 2 _— _— “dit - ‘ Dv Ed Briggs of Fairfax, Ok.. wad- ; | Masses the wav for the United States to! _ Pee were in Chicago last night when igh daprespoasendtt . fs ibs dle first across the line to wi pianned to go to Jeiferson = City | The G ' | Contrary to Federal Court cus- ¥ ; . F va , a ; Si ai | { i a i] } wr rié \ rr? ’ ‘ = a | ‘ . . — . » , . _ . + — . a4 7 : ‘ 4 : ‘ " formed 72> | ond ry, ; (“ing innati ae 56 -—, - ae i Vin le tonight to lay ruse hefore Gov. | POVE imen Cia LST }é s SLOW adhse ‘ i) al bs rinane nt i ourl ot BH Leer) , ad a es. F , : = | " Sie oe Pittsbure - -- eo $2278 purse in the annual te rrapin i isl Ry ’ , | that the 1200 favored orporations |! Int - } AYLES!I OR vy os Sept. 7.—! (com Of Naving prospective jurors meemeciaieély chartered a special Now Lawns é, ~~ 1 ws +} r , 2aK Or and State Superintendent ot | j ilernationai ustice, : ee s. ee 3 “ . ¢ : : } ti a9 ie Pe eo ; C race at tne TO] Ranch The turtle. © " P } aae i Stand to m: a ke profits of more than ] ifi¢ a Lf ra- ’ , - " P . . 5000, and are on their wav her: dinals will hav: two exhibition | ; » a i? Aad he ¢} be aes i b Be ns * ‘ c : ‘ ’ ; 5 A ; ‘ - ' a . ; ’ ‘ » { Lies } Ss )' a ys, i end TO ta ke second money, $004 AS hnildre YT} LiVen j eeee. ‘ combines a1] told wil] no! make sO the W orld { Orvurt conte renee 1s said SA final th 1) vesterday when ie . Our rame > ei | oOston } Tr} | land } protest had been called off A of ra ne a that wil] leave * Wh, TY’ nited States over to se lex tion of a jury. k . } ey ha ’ ‘ ’ = 7 ‘ c .« ™ . . e e ' - . i iit Si} i *Oryc “at ‘ is 4 » | —- . be athe - : : * es : ? . er Hyannis Hosnital. wher: it} was qday Meantime thie Reds ane | All . wn Oh a " Be a lice ¢ aptain, a sergeant and two pa I “ a co peas lot were 2 nce ait tnwiiien othi ‘ Fuided to finish second in the firat Courtroom Orowded. * : meld today that Mrs Kellv and Mrs 1 Pirates will play a double-header}, ee SOOTT~ | | clones. beled the one directi forced to the wall because of al- coh en ee es pee ee ee 3:20 trot Selection of jurors pegne shortly 7 Ppasti« ? ? ror TT} Pi f . : ing in the preliminary heats ves- yrniag, Camere CU Be Career - leg~ed unfair trade practices on the do of fficially with the ILL earue when | ' 4 : Pa © rot. : Se hae 8 Were reeety ‘ i 4 “7 } ‘ mmoerTrroyv le } ut ~ ane be ee ~ . — t hil rer o°T a AT Zon —— 2 . ‘ 44& i AauP , "i = ; i re , in von . . ‘ = Sto: - ~ i I A be : - ¢ : i it e°% if | | ? terdayv when "2300 competed, x on nud T - v = .~\ Irie é ii ij stre nart al re hie ¢ 77 ‘i ‘ ss : ; ‘ i she enters the court At Aa Critical Stage in the yeut before n ; ; erate police. who arrested Me- wil! battle in a duuble engagement | $20 : ' and Franklin avent sirntled near} *"~ Ze ye ee ee ee Amendme f Coven: | when f] og fe: Six talesmen called to the jury i Yon on hogan nf tanictniee tot rida with th > Sas | @2 eacn. ’ ne os. ng A ; unheeded when told te the Federa} Amectnhament o ovenant. when the aged driver of countless = tye ’ ; ; 3 s ° ‘ .' ; i CR fe ss ‘ i [a 1a 7 « yi ii if Lcas it i TT) ry* > . . the S¢ btPU 4 i , le] a t no " ; : In er orny etic | \ thy +} . rOX had een «liminated up to 3 ; : , Stated that | was wWrivine After today the Cardinals wil! ne Terrapins are not poked dren with banners Trade Commission - gd SOR WKS Tae Sierteen |, Victories was urging his horse for-| o'clock this afternoon. Three were in } i (2 ! They are al siaced ir i j ae ay "St hi ts +. of court judges whom the statute | , : ‘ , c OT) « in his sedayr ind th. ake have on! if games to play and : : ] pla SS fi Cage in Ahout 10 o'cloc th. pupils b: Within tne mah rrounp ] Was | il ' nny : “ ward } y liarda suddenly thres 1p eliminated by challenges and three hh ry Wé ’ , 7 ; 7 4 + + ‘> . ?] ; . + } tne ‘ ente / of the tra‘ k and al pul- Ye . ,34 ’ ss? +} } ; reye ile a +) ‘>? e2 ' TY): }} r r } \ f dec are must yt ‘ loOsen DY ie . : : ‘ * rsore¢ ; y } Oo h COTNLeSsSts Wiil ide Witn : if “4 Fain nine fi) ufkilil WitN TMs. pore - ' . « * ae ‘ 4 a smMmaiie! xOay Ol coum i] nd 4 : 7 f th h s hy inm«dis fal qd v. tj rn * he ground by mutual consent of Oopposi 1£ : ‘- 4 'c Ié4 7 . 7 " u ¥ " = . ‘ , 5+ ; ‘ e~ b- . ” , > . a \ ° Tulé ya Chauffeur ry I i? hor I « ombines m:;: de rorit f mor . regen _ nits nat this article must l¢ +} tif.) : ats ; 4 | a side-swiping collision | and six wi he Phillies. fh RP Pet “ oe apparently toward their homes,| Combines made a-profit of more), oo a anaed as to permit Ameri. |!70™ the lifeless hands of his driv-| they had preconceived opinion ‘ss “t3eSes ocurred +) ’ Soo ith th ee which is something like 50 feet, is ' put ahout those that loitered ther | than $12.500 008 tur t WE 7 Se d as to permit Ameri- | ar ; ) : | urns (>) a rain-drenoh j an three vith ine (ylants and 2 ‘ attOou nose Tila iNitered ther Play) OP L1H. oO 7 quring he iast P n , rtici , n , ¢} t +} .ee. rh - horse slackened its Deed | to the guilt or innocence of the ”aé = : —— A ' Lhe Winnel alive ’ e :: ' ; ‘a marticlpation, U na nei. road. Th: K @] , sedan Was upset fun With t he Dodge rs. th, . Inn was 2 ibdu: GQ aif OF expectancy fisca] Vear in ¥W hi h fhe firures | nn cess , heute ~ lat for a fraction of aA second ‘yk n cused. saving they had followed , s a "| sb : ate . ; re 4 ent rent Sno ‘ ceome ater ; : . pini Oning Mrs Stockstrom henear) dinals will journey to Cincinnati TWO TRAINMEN DIE IN WRECK In a few ninutes a dozen o Line are avtallable Thelr proTits ag- | when t! ' 1. Stat 1} , Swept on in a splendid etricde newspaper stories of the CASe : - ; ch : . : . * yr ‘ i ‘ @ " ] * . e W 1 yi it nile ‘ La eS «a ( leres 0 . oes . 4 bo . . tured skull] and internal ininries With a single gume = & M&M. P. Passenger Train holding = alo! piacards lettered! turns, nearly $2,200,000,006 rhey | ,, mb) 111 ked t : er veteran of the track, Frank Fos Both the defendants entered the : f njurie:s oS a ES SS ; hg iw A} he assembly wi © askec au- ~ . , i ; - McKay, after arraignment t lav Derailed Near Mcintosh, Ss. D. save Frank! Schoo Whil did a gross business of $25.000,- t} } r ay . ‘ ter of Kingston, N. S.. was ahead | eourtroom early Miller wag ac- ; ~ at i \ i tae ¥ jn " ~ ’ i yt . + (oo ; . e > ° . ; . > ‘ bf in B — ) The gam: } Bv the Associated Press the bovs marched mothers 13 nt Te ae ™ eee | emet ee " nited States to vote of Briar Mae. but the latter $4) | : armMstiable. was held in @1000! as ’ aUE ay 10,000, leaving to the other 398,- lim son for? ria ae, OU he latter wit companied by his wife. He took a , é : : r ‘ “4 3 y “ " ; me 7 f ry Tf : ? . i Sea. | 7 ; ir) ‘ahi i ovr? +? , - ° ia , ivi SO i U “Td1. coi ¥ scrort re : pail fora hearing Sept. 15 He is FIRST INNING, MILES CITY, Mont., Sep children stood in little groups in| 700 corporations $72.000,000,000 \ een at : ; reins dragging, pulled up alongside | seat at the counsel table, opposite ; the son-in‘law of F. L. W : CARDINALS—Doutfit flied to} C. FE. Freeman, engineer, and the school yard. on the sidewalk | worth of busines Lg tumor of the candidacy of one! and passed him, then leveled away| his ii wyer, Robert 8S. Johnston ——— , 4 l-la ) ’ 4 hitco nin i . a . : a. 4 me re. StiaZs "a i ‘SS ¢ — ee , : E - : , i ' B > , ye! SS. e. * epresident of the @ in € 1) (‘uvler. So did Southworth. Horns- | George McKuskKer, fireman, both of: 4t the entrance, and at the street | : “ oy Boag ritish dominions for One| for the lead horse Aubrey the Daugherty, whose hair beemed rn A tN© Asli ir Heel : = — eee : z , ‘ : ‘ a of reas 4 to Southworth. Grantham singted | Paul passenger train No. 15. was low, but they cheated a buzz of re = rench have let it be Known that} hands. never breaking once ut) geo. si otaae ae § Arthur Stocke: ro ; ’ ; Ww 7 ;, ' es weraiied naar Scintesh £ D arly Ssentment ic hurchill Warns Them Governme nt. Canada is the candidate they |was unable to overtake Aubrey th Stever, his attorney, sitting eppo- q seine parted Sito center. right sent a long flv | derailed near McIntosh, $ . early | ey | Wi ti / ‘vy the ot pening for Hyannis. to arrange |, Hafev NO RUNS , todav No ymassengers were hon A man leading two smal! ehil- Must Proceed on Own C ourse “i “iM offer no opposition. largely | Great. site at the table ; Mor hie wif, ace od , tf lige td) caiit 7 4 é } * ‘ as oqda ° « - pas , £ : sas dre vr, hr the hand P ‘ = If They Won't Vield. her aus of ?, elin ‘ f k shi for | srusateaeie 7 [" nited States Attorney Rueckne r. : : i x ri} ee ? ; . lank Ture d. reports re ceived nere said , ‘ ae P| are up, fol- ' i Peeetiate té ta I deopugt htt ’ T , : b wx o Pheenix, Ariz., 10} right Wane -™ISE0 tv Los Ange les, i Bottom) y LU mpires—kK} — FOO ¢ roniz NO RUNS Firls. §€ and l vears PITTSBURG Traynor flied to stop of Barnhart’s grounder and a of Public Service Names Oct. THIRD INNING. nde pumy 1@ " awiy ys A » 195 capa “ FOt RTH INNING. -m 2 00 000 gallons CARDINALS Thevenew. NO RUNS 3 ST. LOUIS, TUESDA Y EVENING, SE EPTEMBE R7 Attendance. ~ ee re ee Batting Order. PITTS SEU RG. VN ber ( yr .erT BUDAPEST, Sept. 7.-—The peas- to buy motor plows in lasger num- hers and trundle over their acres opening of the term much. | £0 tO schoo! alone,” he replied to a | S®rious complication threatens to question. ‘‘My big girl here woulq Prolong the coal strike indefinitely nklin School. while | Unless the Government exerts its | these two little ones would have to authority to force a settlement. At ‘Hungary Motorizing Farm Work. ey, on north + cant let them take care of t} 7 The separat motorized implements in this ' Schoo] in the country, the number of machines &radges is a4 pi having increased from 245 in 1914 those protesting. This father said British Fixe r at Cobhapenang. Smith grounded tO} Ry the Associated Presa COBHAPENANG, Straits Settle Aldridge struck ouf d to Thevenow. N© j Bottomiey sin for the first hit (ord Sottomley stols Ah We ee - fix. Barnhart flied to Southworth : DORI) \ Y.. toda FIFTH INNING. ( [I—Sherdel flied to; (j / ‘ 1? ijt ; y 1 U bddis . , uthit singled past Wright it to Grantham, who estimated at 15,000 per- : | S Wish : ; threw over Wright's head, Douthit he Foun ee ee ee reaching third and Southworth sec- rT VMIte WOT. ‘ it's : Che 7 ‘i ond Hornsby singled to center sit and Southworth “i to ees sone | th. TWO RUN ‘9 Buffalo to) pITTSBU RG—Cronin croc out | cago to Wichi- (on thre pits hed balls. Smith flied | Aidridge sineled to | r foreed Aldridge, | ne eee nm dav. ments, Sept. 7 Alan J. Cobhan his return ffjight from Mel- hourne to London, arrived here to- -~ a : i a i i in Take Time Out » 60 O00 O00 e . . ’ 224 Hafev rinied lone daily 3 i] ee. yA mresniye Be ssspechges ? ght: . ' ae : ’ 1 . mp ie ao i é i 5 } aguinst thé left fleidq score woua4r 5 to tind that apartment Ballo: ’ nn oOo nr rP’Oo Hebd vag scoring Rottomles late y sc ored , iS, Lhese eae al 7 rf a , — | | 2 on fi ' ye a@ COR bout $200 on O'Farrell s sacrifice fT yto C ? in just the mgnt location . ‘ e . . -I” > ler. Thevenow flied to Cuyier, at just the mght rental! WOMEN FLYING 10 WEST COAST he ett tr with all convemences . ‘ moh dl conveniences PITTSBRU RG—Curyler singled to 4 : 3 ‘ . ost-Dispat right-center Grantham grounded |, ,tor your famuly BOSTON, Sept ‘ B: i - th to Hiornshs who tout hey Cuvier 2go- ° ie ‘ i >t « i mee ‘ . == = 3 5 -* . ‘ ‘ , 5 retings OF (roy, hulle: Mavor {| ing to second Wright singled to 5 The iOgical piace tO iOOK [for Leg of Salen “ % ~ . . left (Jranthan stopping at see ond r if tirst is in the classijied ar | ANG it wsaieN ' pane ' “ -. , MaMber of Comme: C Douthit ran in for Traynor’s short Houses, Flats, Etc. For Rent , i Tie i ' i ‘acy? ose » and “Apartments For Rent” columns of the Post Dispatch Prices that invite inspection hold for the greatest number of home centers Take time to study the com- parative values and then take a day off to move into yous new home ‘Post-Dispatch i Lowi One Big Claasitied Ds ctors aed for Profit—Use for Results « ~s ‘main in Franklin oO another school Ia conference yesterday of Winstor walk all the way | Churchill, Chancellor of the &Ex- from Market’ street without her to | chequer, other cabinet ministers le m™ F and repre a¢ nraris ere of t he mine h'amiily Groups Brok@ém Up. owner's body eS: P . ‘ Chur hill Vas unathle TO i? nmdiue ion Ot Smaller chile- . the owners to consent to a settle- orothers or sisters ment on a national basis There was a somewhat heated loquy between Chure hill and an Williams representing the seventh and eighth il ine Ipal OMT ction of | oe ; a = owners Willi: finallv said rhe he Was keeping all three of his | ; ) -hildren ' ‘ Let Mining nabouiation sy Committee Chhliaren out of school aitnougna : . 2 ” WOU Hee’ LOadAYN ro aiKe the Op! oe Weissman said he was advising ‘ ion of the members whereupon parents to a! in Franklin In order to those separatlio ? suggestion made by Superir Maddox, for ch Farien and tive } crrades Sever ONie Section ot filled by Tnose Sw . }oOse Ts maining . pie ne d today ij Churchill replied that the Govern attend nent would wait to learn the com- avoid the worst of ' mittee’s final decision Tis nre- ooms , - tht r ims were Tr; ~} emare PEE » soles pees rhe Chancellor added | if 9Ss- accordance Witn a ndent sociation’s last word proved that IT would never nevo.iate on a national basis then the Governm: would be obliged to move forward al rows of seats in 8 on its own course the auditorium were smail chi rey Lo- . . ; ller lidren tO- | gcovere Storm in Imperial Valley. day, but a teacher said there were |} not enough to to capacity Supt. Maddo that carfare m childgen in tl the district to to schools whe have td cross streets bearing dan- gerous traf? nied that th solved their narked that th Sounded like bid p eoaheane ‘ arexkicno iTh ¢ ferruptfed ft e ¢ see fh: eh, a 7 atava ' Sunset § od evrnrjis ftemorreo , } Parents have de- I : . : or less than tt flood stage of L cies Connecticut: the tate Jeo WW iw necessions were flooded and hundreds OF. 30 feet Eck ‘Smith ('pited St ‘ . o> tv ‘ : ; r) + ’ * > , . ¢ 9 _* *? ; : Bint & ie : se Ne ’ nd tres hlown down. in many Instances - ae .7 if Mis QM COUNCIL SEATS Attorney Weissmann Says Democratic Politicians to’ a 500 Parents Oppose; Make Campagn Pont of Despite Denials, Report Transfer of Pupils to} Information Given by | Persists in Geneva That | Other Schools. | “| RIVER HERE ROSE 11.8 FEET at 7 a. m. today. making the tota] |!" seuthenast portion ‘ as s ; imen who had hel ? ; lin 4 ri 11.8 feat ir, t} ; \rkansas—Tonignt and tomor- tr = Se SURO OF ‘rise 1) eet since the beginning! | a ri saeail | fice The taleeman wae askeg if e + etn I ~~ row Ppaeriiy ©'UuGy Of torrential rains aiong its tribu- ~[{he knew } : ; Relative hurmiadity mat Boo? 60;” ‘ . aughe rty. Miller, the ; ’ elephone service. Roads | i'Mount Wilson Observatory menas- | to cost 312.600.0060, seon will be! northward to New York aie | KANSAS CITY, Sept. 7.—-A postitne so-called free ports established |announced in detail in an article | weather hae prevailed in the Ohio. | years ago by Mrs./ by former President Obregon with | by Francis G. Pease’ of the obser-| Mississippi and Missouri YW one | taleamen were questioned wag that while visiting in the Object of stimulating foreign | Vatory staff to be published by and in the lake re rion Tempera of inéome tax disputes or adjus' - to her husband, J.I[ trade. Under the plan. goods were; the Astronomical Socie of theitures have risen & to 1° degreas on ments The examination of th» ee Re H. M. DAUGHERTY’S TRIAL OF CONSPIRACY oye —— we Seca ceats ee A ce NE A A ee - " le as $391,000 BRBE | INALIEN PROPERTY | GASES ALLEGED Former U. S. Attorney- General and T. W. Miller Appear Before New York a - rate LEAGUE CONFLICT | British Dominion Will Seek Place. | with the resultant prospect that an ‘to have in view acceptance of the | dead of apoplexy in his sulky, Fie entire day or more would be given i American reservations in a manner his horse Briar Mae ran un- will be developed by Japan. This will almost certainly frustrate the plan. THE TEMPERATURES. Simpson, who Was an important figure in obtaining the indictments TONIGHT : FAIR TOMORROW | 2°" d by his assistant, Kenneth F. Des are MTU os Committee Chairmen. te a sca = 265 che case ° ; | Dr. Motta. of Switzerland, Des-| 3 a. m..:°}.°°.67 il a.m. °° '99 When Judge Mack asked all tales- . mond Fitzgerald of the Irish Free! 4% ® So (Af moos -------7e; mem wishing to Be excused te step iState. M. Titulesco of Rumania | 6am a4 5. > - BO | forward, nearly two-thirds of the Enrique Villegas of Chile, Count| , * ™ a t »0 men who had appeared by that Mensdorf of Austria and Louis d: | Yesterday's hish. 78 (5 um i ot responded As the taleamen trouckere of Belgium today were {7 an ' | began presenting their excuses, only elected chairmen of the Amnembiy’s — a few of which wer accepted (Six principal commissions. and as Official forecast | Daugherty sat sharpening «a pencil. such become vice presidents of the AFTE MAKING for St. Louts and Miller, smiling o: caSionally, con. Assembly _ [THE GRADES vicinity: Pair to- | ferred several times with bis two The six other vies nresidents night and tomor-/| Other attorneys, Wiliam Travers elected were: Sir Austen Chamber- row: warmer to-| /*Trome and William Rand lain of Great Britain. M. Briand ot trigthet ) Before the routine of ietening France, Signor Seialoia of Italy Missouri Fair) ‘o the talesmen who wished to be | Viscount Ishii of Japan, M. Leh ina ‘armer to- | om used was completed, James N imann of J.iberia and Senor Figue- ash tomorrow | Linton of Columbus, O., law partner “comeggrotion Feros ot ne tis loudy te of Daugherty, entered and engaged loudy possibly | in & Whispered conve raation with howers: warmer. the former Attorne ¥-General. lilineis: Fair in Questioning Veniremen. eouth portion, in- After the jury box had been rensigg loud!:-| filled questioning of prospective ess In north por- i jurors began. Ruckner began ques- on tomght; | tioning Myron E. Siegel of Manhat.- irre? 'omeor- | ton, t his first venireman called. ' rT’ }. —_ £. Be P . - The Assembly adjourned to allov the six commissions to exXamine ’ itheir agendas this afternoon. SINCE LAST FRIDAY NIGHT | Up 2.6 Feet in Last 24 Hours, But | row showers OF |One of the questions asked was ‘ » on d erstorms | whether he would he w'lling to xcept mostly fair | give fair weight to circumstantial mn extrem south evidence Another vane whether he Portuion, eens ci would be prejudiced in favor of Still 8.6 Feet Below Flood Stage. The Mississippi River at St. Louis rose 2.6 feet in the 24 hours ending itries Friday night | / ; rit ay Ware Tt, *y ~* ; BS we , r} rive siaZz may is 21.4 fee i licean nat’'ona!l Ommitteenian from ihoard nerth of South Carolina. | dict nag , | | north Sou i ment on which th trie! uring 30° inches itn diameter, and They wer heavy from Nort he | , is bused . present Another subject on which the ; Pacific. : _|the Upper Missiasipp! and Missour! | on Six taleamen rewealed gene The present telescopic lens meas- Valieys and are now quite season- who had clashed with I nele Bam ures .100 inches in diameter. abie in all the country. 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ee oe ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— 3 ___TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7. 1926 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — : 4 -t ee a em ATTENDANCE OF | x Doe nS tov Cate cab TRANS ORASH IN ap +9 hemi Taiteey ategts “it rs od 8 en at Dale: 4g ne i a Der ae ty, oe smoking (igarett: onder. Ae leaky! eth. » rv RR ER cost 7F, eat SRE Ste Ak ca Ar OME «St sabia MOET ip. ory WOT Ses canis» PM . ety TWO WOODEN yater and then directed worker “ rin May. bt | Gov. Baker and Staff to & | \ Po") Engineer Says He Saw Cau- Attend—Flower Parade | ' 2 eRe : tionary Signal, but Fire- to Form Downtown inthe = . : | man Says Brakes Failed «« : mee ot Tae Afternoon. ‘. = = to Work. | re their new Wis], ) cca’ a , m Mogtaia Ce. to ties ieuas ane oo ie Herrmann -— her Suee KILLS WOMAN SHE CHARGES SAYS MEDICAL SCIENCE 9 “-r2°.°> su == UIENATED HER HUSBAAD AATIFIES EVOLUTION 7 i st yr > i, rae we we oe mas bs Pisass ct ; ; a ines ante NASA inline i: Battie inj ite Reb Ae i nn is ne a a ks inet pas ne . ye en the, 3 : 4 ' | aim. Herriet dog Mac Nider One iar | , ‘% ™ te : ; ' : : : | 'O aceept the rebuke | nol ities! ‘ athe 2S - ST.LOUIS POST- OO aay » PO ewe iid i Seb a Jar Heard €ra-h. o tar AaTie¢ 4 he 7 . A 8 as ; train Rad b nt 649 miles ie ila SIM iets ee SEO nein 3 a P Artesian, ‘palonene Wher ge Wee eo oar SENATOR M'KINLEY UNCHANGED ry \4 “ah t ‘ a “oe rn Ps = a ‘ ’ cs oe? err ‘ s+ ining COnvenuence, pes oTt ary * : ' ae | — wy em 5; Paw “™~« 249 Youmshmen: ; rors 3 ~~ MIS) ES) 0) fc ec] ae) 0) (| e features expe erience dictates are ‘Ler uk 2 1) : , r oe in Me 2 of an one-Ratf mile Get Seot. 5. war cen Breed VHESTNUT _-* ‘rath wae rennine 5S 2 BOLL ’ BR ANCHE BT "> and trom the beat te AND S | , 7 = i. 5 |i oa zeG@ eguipment. «= - : : t between 49 and 46 on | A : : 74 : Pr > , +>). Pee 30 \ . ; } : : 4 ’ ’ ’ : : “ii - * Jewetere ter 78 Yeers ns +i’ SS Ss SS ew hig@iia Hi Fell! oti tettivett. at felliteliens ir ! : —— iciaaai | fen it reached the > . I RH, RINE 9 ——————S Se —Js a i=) Tall eo feite ta tits. Gers leet Tire car’ "he speed of all passer } Ge} 99} Cor} Ee} fe} {ea} {3} |=} 2) , 4 . . —- SS SS ee ee eS DPR ORE nD te ss es IN NDUSTRIAL LOAN . ERS ES en bi Rae ON la, 2 Pa ale Alia aati 5 rt State “phe cP aT 1 et ee Me ES pooes of water en

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YING ait ree oe TO RESCUE Boxing KANG IM ORS H eee IES FRE Tm reg en re, SRN,” Mate 2 etal SY ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ | ‘ 4h Bx Anima} Ww 4 house Pir. Is Litten Th q ERE aa Child P ickets. on Parade Before Fra Y Onl, “~“UPVIVOr of - WOMANS BURNED Hopes to Abolicn Sleep SiMsTH ee te ies ne at ; Son Oe | s — =e ra ccna — og c om ved — Ww Ndow., 4 ey cee Be pe tin 2 ee 3 2 . ye z mR ; Syn 4 , fl DEA IH } HURT A hd Remold Characters jour MEN IN HOLDUP ’ eee. fe, pt. - Lp 4 f, pre: eee fg aa oo ba 2 * a ~ ny ti tirtliti ‘ Be. tl? ertore og oa gee ee ee oe Cl ae ota “a . Irenee 1 bp ical! ; hie boxing kangsdll ee —. "g Ot Wage ae ee | e UFont Tells American Chemica] se f Union Ice Cieam Ge Was r= © death ¢.. a, OM aa Wet ape et eee ee, Be i Foy emgage > hg 7, | . ; : P / Plant o Non ice Crea n. ~SSN (Wo ee ae ; a ae es ae : at 3 ae bees 7 ne e ; es - gig ae “ess ° >; 4 i nie oF i] ays rs oF a tours, a | oc => aC fox San | — Bread Breaks Volstead Law. ceipts Taken: | Louis-Bound Tourists, ! ire ° > tema — Sig . . eg be : . : * m7 3 Da oe 4 , w. a ee 1 net : . 4 } ; is Be: ; ' rs ee ? ‘ Tv) ; 4 *. SS 0 a ’ 4 +4 : rj ; 5% ’ 7 Sie nh ; 7 5 : ; _ th: ‘ r . Atti When a anager. Morris RR 7, Ben Daum of ; . + tae “ Wa . foy ? , j S be di ° | Be : ‘at ee. ' i? >” }y i? rhe SNe] ig dy. , — hat « | ** Close | pty 6 ee? # Se gee 5 Be ae en es. eee €rious Condition. eee CROMCRS . Cielak eer Bimes ana. uo. 1g|- >” Glasgow avenue, and ene é RAF, | is P i : oy am, ae : . Soe oo a ae SS ee a ae BS Se cieena a Aken Ra : foes i ined : es i v FS . o . xe oor 4 : ES ; " ; it MEM yf ae iirs ‘ , ¥ a! ' . i ’ ’ ’ »* 4 ‘ ; ATi | ; ‘he ‘ ~ res © T) ; f . >> rs Sx Leg? - - x ing “ ; os. aes, heii 1 xy i’ S I \ — t) The : ; { al j ‘j b, ; vires ali Cirie plant at : ‘ | (7 yy - F : ——— > ~ he tr " a = ; P . a ~““Glan of 4 , ; notes OUrInE car, in whi, ha thira nan SSian },. a, ‘+ Tae od Too Fast. i i. tree? on le iTiealhy The famphor | . cs P . . r? f'¢ iP ’ ‘tors r} he ; e " had Waited nt the curh and Were iv? 4 4d, % HT e ‘ \ Lin / . iI (i : H , i=¢ S| 3 fh, Making ofr feel. the . ° . > ° ; ‘a iff terry. — . ; Oe . a i Sc 4 . - Ro, ‘ . 4 : : , 4 4 _— ” 9 me ‘ ; 7 4 44a fi . Wid. , (i a a {.} . I we nue js it . = i (nhizs ‘> ‘ rulhbs ; Na } in. stiig? j for movie filrns and fhe for. ; lriven away. ‘ é r f r , , . * ; ; ’ ’ =* lig Be ihe ; at Louis- oOnNnd Sup. ; ,» , jo] i Pig _ Tul ’ ry &y (] : ‘ ry Ci4 Os of firowe in 4} o Mal lehyvde adds d ‘oO This CASE HT of . i Sand ani, 5 tea Trelve * at ne site Si, mith, nc. ti thine Two Men Canght tn Basement of . - ‘ : earl de Be SCeNp lie : ; por mass, Sfrcs 2 Sitliliar ) Tie ; ‘ tt hk i ‘ " iit 19 « i", " > Pias i TT «i e . h Sha > aor vers of the wi Phe Shands \rthwy } ten , ea NOUR?) to send | teria] , Prue Sore. x oy ey. Se wa ' ee it) | mad ist ef ine off ‘ | d extremely nerves is Ss Tie, = ‘ ne of ‘ aceralimen? RECONSIDER NATIONS Ru ING ty arou . ry RR ,inond motn- old fashion: d way, of Painting wits peas rhe ltalians Lie indebted to aside, so the POlic« decided 0 | i f Tin tes ; °. ; ; ; , iri ky +} ae ; ‘ 7 ' _ ' r } ner Ok “40ND in f} T Pasi ted froém a Misson: Pacit (he engine was mm Charge of Road ring ae tame AG ‘ Che jy bp ish and nati, ntly Waiting fo; © DOUnty of Pature fey ‘he hot search the basement. and there be : ¢ 2) 4 « - ot 7 . - . . » , ¥ 5 » | } ‘ 2 AEE i 7 . f , i? | r) f »?? / rN “ ; ? r? f ¥ . sy . 7 . oe * P A the So liet » “4 Me at Union Station «+ ~ & m,; © ®reman of Eq MECH fa. M. Lillis tetrial Ordered - Prosecutor Ex- eh Eag \ we oer WNO lit to dry DuPont tette Of an, PCINES cat ‘Ying bori; acid, but | they found two men, whd described : j Orite . +84 ‘ "s rs : a -. . - ' ane} 4 tr} : t, I? aa . th, hail line : . ‘ - eS . , j ne 4 SUNCI] has wr, 4 ie had been in care wl ics? did; (Lill | eons the dead), who Pected to Vake ippeal to ' eS t§ manufacturer 4 ‘utomobile hed Sf Dave made » “MiGue utiliza. | th. mselves as Michael Halloran, 26 j a te He] a , ) +. : * : “a ; a ep Other m Mmhers f the iri. * ity ; : : ' ‘ nha } ; j by 4 Ly x os 7 leave the raijis. 5% ‘aa h id n1ad Se nrers ; the sery st eo 5 ears, Supreme Cribunal. ‘ ' y pied I 4 + poe wine hry t hye bp ay afr such lag. dé nh of he Ir] ai} ‘ ‘NplOVine their | Venrs old, ofr 1286 | lara avenue. t ion Ot dn S — sg é FS i on _ tive nein ea : a ; whngehn ha , 2 L tive OTT ; Since : eat f * tha rir . | ' ° ie : yo ““ IMNtend to ent +3 a fi trying hours in aiding ¢h, —- = _, . 2 comotive senginee, The Uniteg Cireuit Court of a otek fea arr 7 yn! A4OrTS has saved $5,000. 060 a year| ““ ~* the runni “6 Of steam en.| and W am Richert, 29. of 2614 bi; *~HUKeA ' ’ , nA > There ry . } tT tact Ona poe ry tif Uncon- : ; rine , ig 2 . , : “ bh ic} he e} aract, ie, a = ed who had Heen | lunged / @&lig Vat} tore ifici lf} {) equipment. pe ale ’ Pinal ; ' wht . ; a : ; Wy i h he w ould oti ery ise hay had | &4410C8. , @ Nhs of the Sie Volcanic pow s | r00dfe llow avenue They had beer, ; "'@CS as Urely ‘ ‘ ° , , Jeai! sci rel USE, am wo V re of 7 aes time Pa rd ) nA ‘ : rau’: vy . 4 ~ ; . ' ive Nie r d ta wo r } " . / ' Ww “ MAN. snid le Was MILiIinge iT) i¢ Was ay i i if ill a Roadhouse Killing S. Nations. CONViet. q In M: Vv ] Pat rionde } Ve two sons. 9 and { Th: | Rue DuP, nt'e Sci ntifie imac Th. ' .. @4nD a man compan it Pounded by JOSEP} PULITZER he observation car th nkingz of| rules referreg tO and was familiar a: ae brought to a/ were held up at 9:39 D.™m. by two vane Ory : ; oy * cons pirac. to 4 Olat« hie VY ol- Pires ‘ hildre Tr} Wer, Diaving Yea, if ition 45 NO CONT) led to Such rms CiCne j fj? - F — ‘ ° . . lie _ ; . . " - . ‘ > - , “a5 . eae ; . , «ii ~ rz ’ e .* « £ ™ Dew n 1R>¢ . speed of fihe train a>] r} the “Wit ihe handling of re Parti uiar i } ri , Clik} OUuUs. P hy ‘ r i al the 4 teria] thine rf ain acts lerator« ; ) “ “at ilié Fs dean OT the ' armed Tien on Bircher avenue near , » Ae ; tus : . , : A aa ef a4 ; i . ; , ij if { : si 4 » | any «i | Z ‘ ei l¢ faculty ‘ f ‘yy . . . . . eta ; ; “ 5 Pub! -. Dally hy The Pulitzay >» 5 ing ent! occurred iype OT 10C¢ MOtlVs iInvoived in the MI 7 Vl Mai: ord « } 14 m4 - act, Coe Tete f ACduUers and ay eR HH hy n ; | : 2 lous niversity and | 2000 fellow avenue. The robbers f Cn Waites ty an onat “ ' ; en ha ai ‘ : ; . : rh 4 4 ! s¥ict LY} (j +-uas rhe (J } } me } : ; : t'4 : c ' ‘ ee | i; ¥ : ‘ ji iS ij Inembey ‘ ae one, . oo “ : , (Membe, 4 ait ee and Ohiy, Streeg. Fett a Jar. Heard ¢ rash. derailment oj ‘is train. a 4 - i expected ha John ¢ My Seibert will he hi. ih Greil dues ia lminate th ti hy | ort Mrench Academy. ‘ook $2 and a diamond stickpin ; - oe : IQ) me) rent) ra’ Cire tlaticss i : - = ‘ ; ois Iwo ; Orn) LY IONS. { hiarie Ss ; altln . , . Ail il i r 7 if . ] il ililwits © rite nO y’ | wh fols hie vy Da Gens ail ; : ae ; " TY BER ve THE ASSOCL AT} Lb py Bee “I felt a sudden jar and heard Engineer's Story. en Dyott, speria} Prosecutor Will ap-lan ndertaker’s chan, } uf 2623 wastea in sleen Pst rss tigers ‘Fansitiona) bar- | from S hroeder and $5 ang a 4ia- : e A se to > . FF. M an 8 . . ; . ‘ ; or r ie , i ; ' ' _s "aeK | : . ~o Y ahe ' if eit'¢ , rier Pigs ts sas — ; P titled to the 0d Preke ie, Vely ‘en. i @P Bhead: that was a)) * M. Bruenski of Oakland Cal, a/ ord, his brother, 2 we Tony Jo-. ; vue " " | Cherok. treet: a? «ates, , ee , aa ,_ vetween tay “Mate and in-| mona rng from his companion. , : lise Ppub ly ; met Berti Up ai au a a: , Ps ‘ . peal to ne United States “upreme | 1 tes feds ~ = @ L Erle to ne i] Sleepiness ‘S due to thie aAcecy. “himMate rae _ rps . . i 1 we Aix; 4tchep Credited to j r not . 7 related rr, train r id hee Survivor Of the wreck. said that dan. were r; iPASed bh a& Verdict ‘ | dete, mined later . . aad | ‘ Ad al *‘"aiiIns Was finally demo]. j hey drove away in Schroeder's i eee Credited in +);, , ' | ical wee a oe | Se Court, by a writ ‘of rtiorari. to 7 , mulation o ClsOnous syhei; si ishe. , | loa) on shed 1PaPcr and SFO the ine he mC and 66 milec «;,/ 13 ‘roid Harpending oa: “Alida, em-/. micia a salt ¢ 47 wart, By @, wets wrt ter aa, ; vustances | ished DY the researches of Car, but later bandoned jt . at ewe pul Shed the, Hy me ; ne between 5 and Pidi Al . AG Lary pak = . MOTNICIGE rr, urned ‘OUAaAV A 1} - Veneers hy rowus ular and ! es ry ; a! , - . . " is ry} nf x " . . To c ‘ . FF ‘ , enue ] 4 UU : UUs iz al ‘ lervous ¢: i} 4 . ot oe . . . om Olt — g "Decial “sDatches bh crein a and had drat rounded rineer of th: train. told ; rn} ne. Opened iInatiee: in Ceweens Be tenes" fVeErsn. t hie pa] iory oO] ¢ (Ppel- j TRIES HONEYDEWS AT MONE;T sh Rheti notes ts “1 ; At er, Mare iif) sé rthelot. Sa. | . = an are also reser, : - , : i 7 eee) | ‘yEYY, Might these not be mor: Stier Was the ««a., '; Ure meeting, eac resenting some : ’ ; ’ ‘ fy ) th. ? th > trs In) Wi $s ' » "fe, ] . " } i ’ ,* } 4 | Sa ° tase. A \7 ‘ } : ~ SUCH i a& peg . ‘ v Peeps . . : te~ | . ~ _ ‘ R — ore ti ean \ iy ‘ " ’ re a . ; rapid V re moved qr rhe Ulraliges hy lot 7 aS . (* 7% . . ew e 7 - ‘ 7 f aol | Rwy Fy [IP le »™® 2 a” Ss RY M AT] in q “ slow dow i } unn ] nye ele" é , _ : 4 ‘ . ’ Ti: fie ) ae 5%. of 67 ; a‘ . * arg : ‘e : - at ‘ i¢ Oiie Ke of } rance a hen Nn ‘ 0 tribution to the . ence. : ADV ANC} _— Ss “I helped carry Harnendine o> me rat | ae wie cde Pete Wanita he al atic. chemicals than | ne Performed the « i-making| Bread Breaks g Volstead | ‘| JanS? oe iret Stinds. rR “Just gq fey Minute = De Tors Try) i rhe i pe ‘i Carry Harps nailing Oui Aue ia 9 4 DD ret ‘ ner “} } iar : “ee +h 3 : , Dor ‘-Making | ac s 1c aw. in 5; "See SN ~ Srfar 7 ; . Pprepnars. LO retry hd Ciargs ~nat st le ul Vate oy Primentatice « u©¢ Slow restoratiy ITOCesSs li exper e , 7 | pe, . - eil¥. without s MGay. one vase wis 01) birom.one of the. Pullmans had of th, wrecKage of his , neine and | tende Of the Duffayu} rOadhouse |. | Sikes ¢ : lane perimentally 9 an oes he, Brocess 'e *beriment of pre Paring various; "Y the Associated Press. F TYarel. wi > ee . 6 « é : j ' bake i . ie ‘ ~~ s . " fom te _— . : ; —— : y. e fa ee 9 OO ted that thea timed ths iraini: we ] ii § lmn down Im one of the it Crey, (Coeur ] ee N { ns VOSpDires« ‘oO iUrnis | Or) [ ri Year, the }- risco } Li80 Calls Upon tthe Orrmani: ©Om pounds. such as ben. Home-made bread. the kind ‘ ; UT Tige ‘ ri¢)« " a . . it ‘ “4 uly : ; . ; ’ : XG Li i ‘ j tii Al 2 ‘ i | meh PY ‘ ‘ ta, fr) th, ©: a ° rs ,7 secs ye bY? « lip na : — a, c} CM): ts ty fa “. . + ores Se :y : ; soney order or sy Ly 8 exchance “xpreas Mh a watch a£ainsi the pil. POSTS | Pulimane that Was still on the in open wv Tdict was r: furned a ) Et. = a | apne anny PR os * ee oe Shae weil ~oR€ and aJcohol, from the Primary | mother used to make, Contains a ot 4hgeé, J : i iT}! ij ITs hia wil y ; J j i i } p A thy, Limmne of ths Alleged offensc Thoma ny PF haa’ ne es Stimmulat, the; brain Without stupe nNorea rn; . ’ ; - - ‘ J : — = Pas moving Kt miles AN hour tyes, - a id Ry re ns] ; “His arms 7 firs! Session of 1} , NGuect 2 = ; . “s i e leas Produces d ' a ‘ i OT Ra nic elem, nts. Carbon hydro. Ereatey alcoholte content than bey. vere ¥ mt Carrier » o : ; i te em ' die: — =" ; ; ; Sit sree ; nie Va ions wae Stat abor (“om mis a a) i «3 —— _ _ ; . he F Lying 1’ ? At Wii Wivil- Qtre rif _hy . . Pais 7 ° : oe O! OUL-Of-towg declared ‘9 rer, rs cy) {fully we lds ’ © nd thy “Ss Fy, f eyes tT hy thre, rriegary } 14 ? . Nat UT “ea | ‘ | i } { if if} } ‘MMe ]ONs on 4 ; j ‘ ¢ liara ' UM it! a ern and OXYgZen. The Outstandin . CTA es Permitted under the Prohli.- , ‘ ere: ai ° \ ee Msi ee ‘+. @l - ) — iaat slone, bic hrother (sus «© Na-| 46- iCrTe naeetni and belies out SUDSeqguent depression: that will] | . ? oe ——— we O8ly, 600 month. SUNday, 106 & mimes A Thon PSOnN cf 596 round him knew hy, could not sur- | capturea through — th, thoughtriy)., Boner. | BM ie ina | tment. «7 and believes th, aati | io 7 a Pre | *¢Nievementy o; Berthelot Will be} Dition law, the Soclety was told by Opy ‘ ; eee ip i = ‘ 2 , r) | " ’ i . . Tdi _ . ~o at Py aes ma er July 37. President of the Hoyt Meta} PRO Of the. mus In the part no! of a telephon, number | — wit see 1 profitab . tee eer and \h | CeMary Of his birth HeEXt year and | Simpson of Cornell ¢ ollege, Mount re 7 es Font — at St : is , a seed f Ad pe me * —a lao “es pj ePntenced tions mM that ean o , = prove th ie > a ng — =e 7 Phone M Aji: 111] bes ils Mo. POration. Wac of the SA ti. P ndin- 1 Ge hie ™ onn: Cat i +. th ("h Sa © Maino) Go illeg fron the J ix. ¢ } «a is » i id ’ i \ 1 j Pil a i iT) lans Z la Ships - a, i if disposition hy f Orr e ndividu: e (hemi, al Sociery a Droer- to 1.9 per _ tone } Ore are 39? ¢ re a y. la Fen 7 ey po me OF Yani Cars Were at the u i 2 SST |, fother wh, $24. deci; , i] OP wers If stud, itis “PyecIMent can reach om bapers, listed for 4 tay leohol | J cif ; Shih ‘. — ail aii ‘ i . rf Pi iif . ria 18 yo a on Ve f Try Ta ke ; P . . . a all * gu Ie 4 Ps ; 7 : ‘ . 27 , e . Cr ad a end af 43 tr: 7 —— 4 nat i che j he Cu} Ves. and Jj mo tient ee : : Hay . ce a MaSTO?) ‘ >? st rnhard S ( } i? : ] of b¢€ Ow ker es /e Nie was iis result if would Seem tery be a T) a ned no fi "Ono i ] ] } Stand wnne . life ; ? ‘ . ‘ 7 ryy , late, me the Wreck * , teases wn advice o *9unse] (sratiot Sireey and Hawk aVenue itine o 2 frack PQ of f Pip ish r i 24 th. iianwi e the rail; & Passengers in a Sabcm After Charles fold his .. ) take, Of. Bir-| short cut to we Millennium ; ~~ Safe OT | an . ‘ od ici Pte [ MG nis s Ory Tf? . : " ‘ 14 . he it? ryt ri ] ? ' . . 2c an-} adie sa ———. i Litilis w as the Mat) ‘eferra, t) died sunday at © Marv's Hosni ai ng m. He Was take nm to J jh; ety Ny "the _ ’ “*_ as ** wie Which escaped » rambled Be ee same*related in the Slgned confes ey, : | | ' ' $0 41Derty | ynthetic ¢ aimphor. mS Paes Pale. ' , eS _—s ; *) ; . ~ ; a : 74 "4 4 a . ar , cv . : - he STEP D eEmbsanl ment ana te hE Ong ineer. ; ; ime Was 73 w. irs Oid. a native o Or medica a ntion, Blan, Len. Short Cuts likewise formed the : 2 tiereac, AcnG S of the three fh, Dn. Which’ wer, Vg at once rescyine aes _ rermany and had by “n connected ! s ‘Pp iSia f ‘rier ye Siding near’ main th. ne of Prince Piero Ginori : : eee Tee INQUEST FAILS 10 DISCLO read to the Coroner's jury Jordar “ots Rig Pirmingha) " ; he. ne locomotive and six Cars | ; ‘ With that e} irc} Or ope, | } . re 1, i- nee rr, father | TINE at 9:20 0 clock Interment READ) CASH, USE OUR Service Station a 4 arrived and foinea _ - . SP ga fra — oR Ag me — thee | e “ at : : hr ¢ —— ine a er - il] ae iy i Pet. r and * ie il’s EASY PAYMENT . “ert Se | 2.90 MERCHANTS TIRE Co Balloon $ | : 10.75) LUCKS-ORWIG-LERO] lt "URNITURE ~ DECORATIONS —~ DRAPERIFg Sior —— An interesting Presentation of comforts for GOODYFAR Patn. Ji[a your den—big. luxuridus armchairs, adjusta- a a] uf Wor!) lhey said ACtin Q ‘ ee 7 - Vea) fey fey ; boule - A came and he injured wer, t night in an 4utomobile in Caronde- vard by St. Louis det. chives who to Le: f | . -_ } » £ P a ry * : e | RO ERS GET 5 , 300 PA TROLL , tdville in the atts rnoon , 7 Thomas Rrs nnean of + Same traced i em tel, nhon: nur Her alena qd | s ; of Dead in Stee] Coach. en ; Bos: c +}, 4 j 0! the dead Hoffrn " AOD iY z il pe eee a bro > : vho . T*4 > Prk. Shortly thar ae | On ee ene | Mainord thers, who we Pinn. NoRed Tape. v. Delay . -4 ij i no Was sho? tO mgeath Sunday arrest, q ee, 422%; Wee Pine : i 2710 W ASHING TON JEfferson OC7% a SUNDAY MORNING, 29x4.40 > ' s . Sane. who was wounded in the | by the’ porter iS an evangelist New Jersey Policeman Sbot, Crir- SUS) (a) (c)/(a) SaAilq r ‘ , . ; +7 lima +#}, j i+} > ’ M “ . | oad while riding with Webbe, is sae cally Wounded in Holdup. in a S.ee] “dach Whit} was .- +} ify | ae bys Re. ; Pr ; 1117-3119 LOCUST STREET ~ me q lalla psa , — oe a ritica!] Condition im the CIiLy Oo an “di t fs Case of Negro ; ry ‘A SBO+ ated. q es : i i Seen wy pmerered in the river. The carsi, ~.. pen Verdict in _ ~~? LAST ORANGE ~ 4., Sept. 7] - ‘ 4 : : r. . ‘ if r Phiacdi, ‘ . . . : . ; -* ag ' 4 - Ek he sia 4..." ty : “lain in Auto in County. Six men today «} Térranee | Z . ae ne ‘Bar DOlii¢fea ¥ iefory tnat ee AT - , . : e 1 ~~ a gs : i = MBers were PMioned under , phi Boma | Bireneesn whe An open verdict « ‘Ormcide Wa Cunning. Notercycle police msn and =. od 4} Yerryr . Pas thir ade re OU) : itt ee and eseay ed wit} a4 payroll of § . ’ LuUsed Y factional) Wartare With , : ; = , a ee n broke from th, stecl «u. - : - ln) Kirk« 00d im thie deg no A Tis an " by Was 4 ] fre, [) fart : : elk. Ne Sane wW as rif ithe T up! cig nor >, cae \ , , iid Liit ik i? C ty Th Pore, fos ‘ . } , : tin Hore I) oe ‘NORIO. Wino WhELSs : 1. 4 ; | .. he ide , or YA the rail atten pted disnre ved by aTvTiy evid:s nce olt iin. ; - . A Van kK ( ‘ ¥\ Gd MAKIN: { Tht? +> , oetea.® P ; j ") Norn } 4 ey 0 + : amy atat * L£iri’s leg With a abl. ror the fi» quest The onl, Wit murder prac hie — be , lan maPl ENT fp oO eee “a . P oe . ry - , 3 5 r} ¥ T'¢ Soo O lLawt 7) rae sift . +¢ , a | gag? . . ’ " " : Ot, Louie Dasscer Lore Wer, Gh. Car used yx Wehhea and Bren. that et iv h Lé¢ stigi tT] who id¢ nilt . ear Ward pian a iarg: autor OhLILI¢ - | . | >, : lf 2 ; 7] i . ta. —-] ‘ 4 S ony [e) 0 Denver ;, relief cars Nan, running ,; 48t on Davis Street. filmself wit “——~ ~=tk Word Tt (rove up Pnree men JUMped i . + u cS ft I Oo n of the (2) there boa: led a ty un Sunday And seeing two sedans With thejr cer.” Stopped them FOU in to the and covered the thre, With revo nN C ni nN | + i ‘ : ’ “4 = — put, ig } te OU Ove rt »} , i? Cj Ote I Ors reor Seo my? th LLL ayrye of ‘ ne then Were W4>- £ Ser Grove. MB {j arcs. fhre, ‘ wy Yy t hile rié ] de ik’ ¢ ran iT tn rhs nd t} en Snot i TY r th; i } Al } . \ hy, fors Ppurshit CH J Py u1S p U si y - : . ; rr : : e : > . si. ; , 2 , ® — 2) Mldren Mrs ¢ re nson andi curb they said the Dodge, had Mrs. Mat} WS S2ld that sh, aq org: ; k makes it Possible fo {e)} Caurhte, Mj (,earne, Ve Deen ruUnMNI Ne. af moderats. Speed CCent Fifts fron Browy ? ; i ‘ 221 z i ~ ‘ j ‘ ; I ' P 4 Py cy 7 ‘ Tyt . a ' : - = i. eth of 1817 Lone, ‘Tent mouls - as lt Its OCs upants Were not awiure that ier husband and 1g Vi P-Oid MAN. 76, SWIMS 0 MILES ; 1t presen (s—it Pe: Mrs. 7 Pope. HS Keer_/ of th, pursuit : [a] son, Winn Wer, Ou? 0 frown , é {a} ped Wy Nedliek Hilda Everett, 17 years old. of returned. Brown resided a: 4244, Indiana Physician Makes Distane . = - . — | von ‘Ole... diad “an So i .2 ee ; ae A> Annual Summer Stunt. Rall F : © nt . ttri Mite. W reek to ? le ht Physik lians as rity ‘ he = Py ’ - A ocy), Ate Prine . ‘el N Be omnes’, SP gevech re io EXPLOSIVE WM AUTO. PUMP. "cist" -—Chamnjo. | TINE mere * ‘ _ , ' -at’y - Worke rs Otund th &1fi ir | cy! , : ‘ . aut ana : 4a * 1 223g wtp hows mone th | 1tseli Irom other The Hard Sosy. = | ’ , if : : oar ? [he te 4 ff) ‘ © " o , . si Cor. ’ sj « Y> ' PBST Bre. 0,1 ray Highway Engineer Hurt in Blast s ga ‘44 oO Oao/f ' aot 8 ‘>? }? soe wry ide ‘3 } igi? mea ?} ‘ Mty of ; > ae Lary . po vr) ry Wate eo ‘ : ; ws , cw ~ ; fo) Donen a 420g } PO : ‘ ] en) vw hen esting Dey ice ep r sw e e 4 webal s § 7 | Tor ; ‘ ' ; riryn re, of Oid hy fier A Thy rf me Py never had o ; rs ; ‘> ? j} @o* bist vieseres @ : : ni i She newer had | py ay, Whem Testi miles as bis toe advertising to t these | [e) Been jp Limits, ' the Denver’! los + ONSCiOUsNess fr, m the stot, wi : . et ' i a se Ow Prices © Cle... ; DEADWOOD s }?} Pe DI. 7 : : ; : e4 tie ST Core ; 4 ro3or Sls WMae nin he, Lderrrs +f? The g ; mn. gir mors tT hh: L hi: . P [2 . ‘ By} . ‘PAN \ R i I ( I ; rj i ii if} i } f r r | . 4 [s) Salida {“olo UnNdayY morning i rescued Her brother ca} told | Explosion of an automobil le loctor, who ha; De ceed Medicine 4d] ‘ a Ret of 26 jth morning: tH resean nvaterlounly loaded with /98, rege Nae Brachion) made Outstandin oe 6 ©° lives ana fn. te NOSpita lattendants, had ‘Sled for} pump. mysterious oa de | - Yea Valp ) ind or ma urnace 7 ‘Sit : { }? } | ri. G} ¢ Pres} q, ae 4 i ‘ 5? road ’ PAT. ry ate irs. iL MOug) nu? hy r troge}y; riy 1 } } ° : sec) thy ; ; } } ‘ ize PMR ys} in a sa a ; 1 ie? ort rf ET" Pf on 4 I , ‘ ™ At : ‘ Li ey ; 7h) be Ors rey is ‘an, Sey tr Omre ‘ 1, : , D> 7 : ~~ ; 4 : fTioOUSs intury a? rank S CCK , ut lies of . . : 2 a | , ait " 4 S rl ru a4 ¢ i . a nr - > ‘ " } ' , , : -. if mii Lried , Coit irr but befor ‘ . . ‘ ~ successful. hee cite recommended for « ‘Onomy, | CON enience “nd sineke reduction ; ‘ ’ Yura fha rise Tt) Pen, ae ’ 7 + ret ; rie (ied i? af *} : e = ' . ——. wo bi» . eh ¢ ”—» St aet | oe. +; > bay qd ’ i ‘ ’ fy Sr? b> » an a 4 ; ' ’ \ ‘ ’ ’ r ry & { {3 \ ‘Fa tet si Pe : ’ Lise «t . . ~F : ; ; old Th, b ~~ f the wom. JEFFERSON PARKWAY PLANNED responsible tor Der IPInME the OXY O ' :} rho! be en rey) | ] ; }?» } lig SS e's : lie Insane Man Run. muck. [tel] f=} Resultiul ad, ertusing.” therefore. muer combine the abiliry ¢o develop successfy | merchandising ideas with the ability to present those sei ling ideas ‘a the most eflective advertising form. Hence the 5 for Furnace Size or Lump Easily the best (Cea) aay tay rs) ad re, ORS Ome Service t¢ a oui When ia wenn | | Specia the PosteDenaers Sentence “Successful Merchandising Thru Ad Moderate Price Fuel = * Mate... Prec a} —— oe a = lown the hana. PARIS, } Sept Dr. |} Verueing me an active principle oj work here— Yeats ~ | Board of Aldermen im ordinanrs ag mane \ Her if Paris by len . | not Sumply a slogan. #8 : ,udolp) rede ! nt ijn een Order teday trem eny of the following dealers ee ee bDroposed ny DD rector of mi Peet « ina (5)/f5) , 4 . . , ‘ . .> , —— ee ‘ , nas heen Arrested Hie di ms “7 Wers rsTOOR ~ '¢ ‘yy te j we (>? +» . ~— Knowledge of th, crime hi ’ 8 ; ‘ : . “ag ; Vitine tyr? } j 5 . , » > ; . >. e : | : “a P . + . rT} is j PE " . > ‘ : - . = ’ . : . ; : ‘ . i ' | : ° “ . mo é ey "e's —_ . . “a oe ;% . j “>> , ; an . be ' ; i : ’ hi ~. . ’ . . *% . “ " " ar i ; bh : } f . ' ' . i. ; : , ££ es ‘ Tr aad) te? ‘ We rig? fe i J mock Island tratks a ieDpth o ‘2; Months agen «x iy rt Q i train . - “= Was ri) ning * mriin~ j feet - truction of the boulde: ar Oe SUNDAY on STEAMER “_ , iA Ir invest. 5ST. Louts | Polar Wave lee & Fuel Co. City c Cc o. | Weissenborn Coal Co. Keightley Bros. Ice @ Fuel PP. Mueller te. & Fuel Co. fe. Stephan Coal Ce E. D. Houlle ) Conneli-Murphy Coal Co. | Seitrich Coal €3 Callahan Coal Co. YOST ADVERTISING CO. iy face, 2" Met Eat co or Con Ca AE F Internationa] Life Building, St. Louis Prinapéle: R. CO Yos. Willard D Smith. Arthur N. Day ESD BS re ree eee <i ~~ ll ls nell atl es ~~. 5 ‘ ’ Pe ’ * : Se . " : “se Pas y : | . by y*e” 7 7 . " + =m from th, best infor. | This agrees with th, ‘Geas of the | road. Peck had che * Ot the road Ll-day outing tp Alton and : : ’ iting 69 ay fe } . 4 . _ ~ wy « “<n. . = | . »~ } ; , . ; the ts amet * and he POBITION | City Plan Commission which Wants cren SUrfeons amputate Pen "| Deautiful P2 ace 39 am . Peck ad ipment. at Ailton heautit» t his De Balivier en- left fwot ~, “terda \ ind OPpecr +, +A me ‘ ot , ; , Se betwee, nm 40 und 45 Milles! 4 rANCea th Mores Park at th. Jaf AM putate the iZ=nt leg The X pit MOONLIGHT TRIPs ' very night, 4 ‘+ reached the Pome, ferson M: moriat With f, DATK war SON Occurred » hen P. K, note: 4 i a* : if 4°. my pia a ee a urke-Amidons Musi Aico card rules} The land is owned hy the David! the pump iying near the en remit eS -see.ne trips daily. 2:90 "peed of al} Passenger Sor mer. emMtate and can h, bOurnt | of his garage meked it Up and .° * om. Phone Map. *0¢0 Maximum Of 80 miles for ab estimated Price of $82 359, fempted to test jit. a hon. i \. ‘ ‘ velo Sols al oy ic] fs) 3}

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__TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 3926 PAGE 4 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH bin | — ” ——$—$_—= MACNIDER VISITS SCOTT NEW | ts hy {t CHARGED FIELD ON TOUR BY AIRPLANE ats HE Assistant War Secretary Takes Off 9 Peter > gars od M. : " : R IN KILLIN for Washington After Night At the Air Port. Hanford MacNider, Assistant . ES * ee el eee F Oe " ™ br ed yO Maes Ae ee Cee ee , vn Donal “4 7 = rues % . Pea 4 % ’ Cy ~. eR. se oF: ree gtr . 7 . - J " Salleh cd dileea nove toblade dag LO RAP ste MAE Ae : ‘ : R wen meee a mee done — “eal IO ; Fran Secretary of War, left Scott Field 606-08 Washington = th of at 5 a. m. today in an Army 4Aalr- : WwW Ave. * ~ ’ gesset for Deaths | plane for Washington. His pilot,, ‘ g - 4 Margaret Raniti. R. G. Irwin, planned to stop ; - [SS ° : ‘ook Field, Dayton, fo oiine, and expected to reacn ington before 5 p. m. Assistant Secretary MacNider 4ar- ey ai pe es — We Present a Notable Style Achievement in Sa ~ - :3 hel were. MUTT ‘. ny salesman. W2s hond today for crim . » a t_oroner rived in an airplane at Scott Field Z last evening from Ardmore, Ok. He Fase 000 was received by the commandant, : | Z es : ess after Lieutenant-Colone! John A. Paege- ~~ E ‘.. er witnesses describ low, who accompanied him on a % >. aeat Saturday mornin visit to St. Louis last night. They LY Se : ‘Borngesser's er I ae * ter tr re i LS sition. , ( A ae ae ye cg o Col. MacNider said 22 ae | — 00 as noulevard as she 5-year aircraft constructi i nage lar tanta gram of the War Departm: , crosisns ease the approval of Congr 5 cember session, the f ment of Scott Field will a EER BM eT —— He NOS EERE SEITEN NE tay AN AE AS A oi caida Ae iar a, oF attr acai coma Oia ie * “ae aes Mae Ne re ey wm ee MES ‘ ABIES pee or ae Riggs Heer rey en ohetihiene, : B PE Te SP AUIS Oe FA AR Be A ION cit Calin © te : . ' ~~ . . _ _ a visited the Greater St. Louis PF xpo- atin, i I at Hamilton “ws. ity Hen Ae Ss at ® P | McCullough of 403 Ham sant Of More Than Ordinary Importance to Fashion-Loving Women! Le eos _- eee Keine WEDNESDAY! a NR fo 3 VV E offerthe tashion-loving women of St. Louis...those | Fhe to Sith a= /f S| Be who temper their style enthusiasm with thrift dis- Pe YW / Ge Besos SS (ee rt fC cretion...a fine chance to indulge their tastes (iret SR, oe oe a = fle eof 2 for the unusual in new Dresses. We present several hundred oP es ee he IH Mihere were no machines ay of the very latest Frocks for every daytime and evening occasion. Many numbers are the first to come frem BOLE RET Ra as EOD PT ar ee ae Zt ie — 7 eee ee ae mt . ying ‘ ) A iui! .. i) ‘4 My dt \ es PES. hat Borngesser mad 7 niga tg a ge ae rnar south int : : ‘- 3 = the middle +t there was noth view. Mise Ra , iis odeeirens an SP | Nyt ~~, ' indicated that Borngess¢ a aple space and opportuni a hitting her e Vitt pointed out durin ; ef questioning that th Reuired Borngesser to Mak to the rigt surn as far over J she could. Wh CTUTETTRUOPERTA SER APAR A ETT 4 Hamilton along Delma } — . would have ca wed Bort to burry in maxing th at defendant did not make Sement. , the accident he fatpts the workrooms. Every Dress has been most fg, | eee ESSE, bat to be carried into & ar a pi Se | eS gee - tea | 2 ~ for restorative= carefully selected because of its style Sur LX she ae gee . ~~. a= = mt Verdict Given in Dea —\y eagerness | : 4 wa - , ? ; ; af | . in. ea 5 = - : BE 2 a: rag 4 — of Mis | S “~ Bs . a * \* 2a * a Pe s x oe : . Bhound street r at. the corm : . : : | - Pp p da I a c 4 = 7 ‘ A : ro . ee . . Bet = = : z- 3 Se : = “1 ; . Fadl r _ fha «2 - . : | | ! ) : > lia VAS ae : ; iatarted to cross the street = —is = | — Lor. ; : : | . C 1 - | 1 S t Ss like s — q : 4 -_ : ie: a . ao = a = af 2.4 oe Dad . the car. and thatthe taxics NA? 4 HINT north in the car tracks ne KI ) : ; sf, . be FE 2 ; . “ , eeet ear shewsl a ine Ss j ; pes , —~- = * ee a ae tae ond Pred pease | | 2 fa es ef 1172 Hodiamont avenu. ¢ '@river. bad ne choice bat min the car tracks as the str: Btorn upon is side wes ie ad a? 4 “ a > a. — - . a U 6 a6: 2 th oar ae, a the ~ mts tar Se OO , a = > we © eo 7 v Pi vis i jo + Ee a ae 7 + ; * ONS TREE ig Oe Os ooh! Nae in OR pe oD aes RE poe gee ee PR. RI oe nee ola i ee an ne, - e 2 ise * . Esto ahs le Feld - ae on atid . + - — Jie i a pees 4 BAGO THEATERS CUT PRIC _ FOR MUSIC-LESS MOVI a Today Seeks to Set | Strike of Musicians for SEMI IS ARI BOE NEON: PP GT | Ap Sa 2 SC me h 3 “ ‘ " — . a A. a , ' : . . the Club, and every formal Evening Re- | t* maine is used with velvet trimmings. = Battendance. At two of ' . ee SE es 9 eatite ‘TD > > c >] cfc ncn ’ * Pe ae " - larges* ballrooms-— | quirement. The selection encompa Ai {i - > Canton Crepe fashions many of the z lie stxtce aten oan Gee every style trend from the low wa 246! 7 3 mis ’ ‘ - 2) -e 7 * ~ FF P 2 6 — «= - > 4 al ¥ ae op ~ 5 =. ; woe d = a i=. > 3 i oo be Be - & i ie 3 he ee ie: i * a " “SM ee es ak “Se ba ¢ e Cars ay Cai PY aiity aR aL Hae oe i" = a : eS na ae re erat See Poe 6 6 eh. Rn andi alageaBa pS AE a sage ae nA casas: ial . : 7 eee ted ae we IS ~ mut, new drapt | | kN JN BI | ‘cu Ag ne draj ris ae | sak ES | : ; Georgette are smart. : soc le ~ oe ew rd P ; ‘ ’ S 4 . these are fashion’: cA} “nd | Every smart new 4&3 * i weathervanes. | : . ‘ : af i favorite drink? a Genk OM. bs deaateey OE aE reer = hae ne ie ER gE —including the very n st § fy 7, “ a 1 . = | 7 ee = poe. Will he the subject of shapes and : ee \ WY i : . Ef. nll ' ; \ . " \ ~ | ; . Py , ae at 4 = ~ — . es medium and small head sizes IISSES . Sx S ’ Ee WOMEN’S | me instance of the police. r Colors include jungle gre : SIZES : yy J r RE ee sie wee eee ee eae 7 | i : . ' : ts fe, SIZES piquor was confiecated at Chanel red. wood shades. 14 to j ~ e e | 7 | j oe. : — "ygge" : | ) ; a 7 de - Le f? be 36 to i . sand, Copen, gray and black ns / ZY te Ji | Se, — * North Eightee > y cwectives eg AToOnymMmeus meas mer was being dispensed ye +> ev «hemiset tox 4 . / 47 ; matte: ves reported the “m , J 3 é / . ee ; . °s arparentiy «af ** ‘gh al 1 S -enten:™ They also com o° wine. a ouart Special . ~ i P 4 = be 7 3 = re heer and Presentation : $ | for Larger Women iff) i | f \y over the ownership ‘ : = Plane &.25. in wh Mad tho is youthful et 4) a Y —e | Fonck. French. 1 Madame who is youthful and yet 42 S ee ee Bite ry to Paria. has been and beyond—in size ? will find an assem- YN —— ooo i cing oan oe ee a 7 , . ies. e coe |. President of the blage of slenderline models designed especially to A . >. ten, “nancial backers bring the smartest of the new modes to large figures a sa ok Nil be im charge of = ; . Ne coer a TR pi ed. Models for large:-women to size 48 . : _ Tnches at 5, amie Kine ORT a SB Hartney. John B. Jamesor FLOOR & _ °T to the venture, and « _ Dickinson. whe represe PARP i tye OE OM ahs ahah eee Ho anc at ‘eat onl, © So “koraky, designer a P Sf the plane,

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_————-——- ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH BVENCE CHARGED POR W KLLNG ____TUFSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, LPF intemencaginmetensisditcs —_—— ee __.. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAFCH WELCOME VISITORS TO THE EXPOSITION New Store Hours: 9 to 5:30—Saturdays 9 to 6 O’Clock Phone Orders Whenever you cannot conven- iently shop in person, just call CEntral 6500 and ask for the Order Department. Experienced salespeople will shop for you. Th fy ff aif od — * «= — | - mn ' | a ’ } Materials ' Colorings himmer in ver New ‘armonics! in has an un- tant Autumn dull sides are Crepe Ro- t trimmings. many of the unmistakably 1 and Mirro- stunning for ind tailored vening wear as and Crepe are smart. SMart new for Fall. TITEL iti vs : at é RnR Satna Pah el Bhs WOMEN’S . = SES 36 to 42 =» & we *._. ! lt all anol Sr intese x ae oyers ‘and Adieeidabaaad: i Mais Margaret Rahill. —_— —_—_——_—— BPorngesser. 50 vears old, | a bak- | beld | 430,000 bond today for crim-_ a seeeness after a Coroner's | heard witnesses describe | na W. Evans avenue, ny salesman, was a Tr Siaent last Saturday morning wt fatally injured , Delmar hnoulevard., ce aaa og ‘witnesses——Sam [an newsman on the he MeCullough of 609 Ham- . gvenue and N. S. de Wolf of | avenue, + » too near the middle of and that there was noth- ite ‘> obstruct his view wi crossing est to the west side and tes- indicated that Borngesser Emple space and opportunity eid hitting her. immer Vitt pointed out during » of questioning that the mauired Borngesser to mak-2 Saurn as far over to the right mf the street as he could. Wit- = said traffic was light on the ‘there were no machines ap- sehing Hamilton along Delmar would have caused Born- me to hurry in making » defendant did not fement. fe for restoratives / ident Verdict Given , _@f Miss Martha Brownfield. A verdict of accident 'was re- ed today in the death of Miss tha Brownfield, 31 years old, a ss Hospital employe, who died meday from injuries suffered maneteenth street and Sullivan en Witnesses testified that Wapbound street car at the corner ce ed to cross the street he. mthe car, and thatthe taxicab, | ihe street car, struck her. Fwat shown that Fred Saetterle. t1172 Hodiamont avenut, the | eariver, had no choice but to fin the car tracks as the street hup on his side AGO THEATERS CUT PRICE FOR MUSIC-LESS MOVIES. rence Today Seeks to Settle seirike of Musicians for $87 a Week. PAseoCiated Preas BCAGO, Sept. lived Hn TO i yerowds found that o: po the pri ing machine and my a phonograph number ac- r Med the pictures i theaters ve Musicians in 460 picture thea- 1 B and Vaudevil BP etrike. shown in sterday, nHowsese went mS meembitors said the question o! ploying four-piece orchestras in @eemall outlying theaters was at | B While union officers main- ba that the dispute rned me the length ofa new wage con- ™ Cilling for an increase o% erom $82.50 to $87 a week Conce musicians erence today trying to ar- ®&8 settlement. om of the larger movie houses their admission charges moor day and reported satis- pa@ttendance. At two of the S largest ballrooms—against } the Strike also was directed | their owner aiso is the mor Of a movie theater— | Was music and dancing and mealér to pay. The music was med by a mechanical device. @ large theatrical firm made . te peace with the union pght because of a threat to peut Musicians in a loop musi- peeow for which the firm had pected to supply an orchestra. A LIQUOR SEIZED IN RAID pe t© Seek Analysis of “Mes- » tique” by City Chemist. eeuque.”’ a favorite drink? of pee, Will be the subject of an Ms by the city chemist todav instance of the police rum = Aquart and a half pint of liquor was confiscated at the Senery of Theodore Gul- _ » 907 North Eighteenth S esterday hy detectives in- ~ SE An anonymous meargsage 40r Was being dispensed at we MACS. Piectives reported the “mes- = ® apparently of “high alco- Eeentent* They also confis- a Quart of wine. a quart of = homemade beer and ar- ” Gulfinpulos. 10 DIRECT FLIGHT 3 te Ownership of S-35 q at Conference PAMOCBted Prins OLA. Ny. ~The : PSY Over thi ownership of — Plane S.25 in which ' tre Fonck. French ; fly to Paris has heen « # announced by Col H. E » Vice-presiden: of the Ar- a financial} backers of Se pt. 7 = Will he in charge first planned Agreement ened at a conference be- rthey. John R Jameson, a ° fOr to the venture, and Ar- | Dickinson. who represent- . Fikorsky. designer and | the Diane, | of the Borngesser's automobile | Miss | Se Rahill, 47 years old, of | as she | Delmar at Hamilton | Henry, corner: | University | jeaid that Borngesser made | turn from Delmar south into | Miss Ra-_ Hamilton from | ® at the time of the accident | the make a. ter the accident he fainted | Shad to be carried into/a drug, Death | F 29 when struck by a taxicab | pms Brownfield alighted from a/§| woe wee ~ ’ -~ me wh en : were °* . c Baer’ Jury Holds Frank | ~ I | xX | moimgesset for Death of | 9 GRAND-LEADER —Frocks for Street Wear —Frocks for Tea or Bridge —Frocks for Dinner or Dance —Frocks for Women & Misses —Frocks Specially Designed for the Larger Woman —Frocks Designed for the Smaller-than-Average Woman The Costume Room, Third Floor. The Misses’ Store. Third Floor. s ‘ i Wednesday—In the Costume Room and the Misses’ Store— tbaralee Fall Fa hion Even Presenting Thirty-Three New Frock Fashions in Advanced | Modes—At the Standardized Price of $30 THIRTY-THREE new creations by Barbara Lee —and each Frock a Frock of distinction; each bear- ing the mark of individuality that is unmistakably Decidedly, the Fall Fashiog commands tHe interest of every woman who de- mands originality in her dress. Barbara Lee. ways, is $39.50. But $39.50 will procure an amount of style exceptional even in Barbara Lee Frocks. i event The price, as al- q ¢ emphasized in | this woman's | | | smartness Georgette velvet is Frock, with un- usual sleeves In gypsy, Chan- el red, jungie green, Autump, black— 34 to 44, $39.50. Glegming ve! vet is one of Fall’s pre-emi- nent successes. This demure two-piece Frock with vestee and cuffs of tinted lace is in black, Chane! red, Autumn (rust); 14 to 20, $39.50. For. the young girl's wardrobe, a cloth Frock in French rep with a slave link gir- die is decidedly original. Navy with green. navy with wall flower fan, and rustic brown with beige: 14 to 20. $39.50. Ce Walrus Gladstone Cases For Students Who Are Going Away— Very Exceptional Values at a ante N . ~~ 2 te hee I 99s Here are Gladstones of real walrus, strongly made_in the standard 22-inch size. They have shirt-fold and stationery pocket. The stee] frame fas- tened with solid bolts and the deep set lock insures safety. ‘ Hartmann W ardrobe Trunks Afford maximum packing capacity and pro- tection, as well as strong c greatest convenience; struction, sturdy locks and efficient arrangement, are factors responsible for Hart- many prestige. Hartmann Trunks are sold in ouis by us exclusively. (Luggage Section—Foyrth |} Thrift Avenue The Buy-Way of St. Lous Table Sets. $4.95 Hemstitched Table consisting of cloth, 54x70 inches, and 6 napkins to match, of all-linen damask with Jacquard designs. Beverage Set, $2.95 12-piece Beverage Set, consisting of 6 handled bev- erage glasses of imported iridescent glass and 6 hol- low-stemmed sippers. Silk Remnants Silks in desirable lengths, styles and colors, are very attractively priced. Boys’ Suits, $1.00 Wellemade of strong cot- ton fabrics, in middy and elie wet styles. Attractive colors. Sizes to 6. (Thrift Avenue—Main Floor.) Desirable Room-Size Rugs in the New Fall Patterns—V ery Attractively Priced Axminster Rugs, 9x12 482 New Fall designs are in- cluded in this group of seamless Axminsters made by the well-known factory of Sanford & Sons. If you are in the market fora new Rug, you will ba interested in this special group. Art Loom Woven seamless, finished ugs are unusually attractive. Rug. $54.00 1 many beautiful color with fringe, Royal Wilton Rugs, 9x12 792 An unusually large selec- tion of all the new Fall de signs from which to choose a good quality Royal Wilton Rug. Woven in many pretty color combinations, each Rug is finished with fringe, and is a very good value. Small-Size Rug, $25.00 Size 6xq feet; very desirale Rug for the small room or hall; Wilton Velvet or seamed Axminster Rugs. choice of seamless Good-grade Wilton Velvet Stair,Carpet—plain taupe center with band border; will give good service and is specially priced at, yard, $7.50 Convenient Terms of Payment May Be Arranged (Sixth Fleor.) Set, ae 7 . Autumn Fashions for Kiddies Are Featured on Wednesday—Baby Day Little Tots’ Fall Coats of Blanket Cloth, $12.95 Adorably smart is the woolly little Coat, blanket woven in Holland and effectively stitched by hand. The colors are pink and white, or blue and white, in sizes 1, 2 and 3 years. The bonnet to match is $3.95. fashioned of pure wool Tots Coéats $6.95 Mannish styles for the little boy from 1 to 4 years, and simply but smartly trim- med models for sister from r to 6. ~Priced to $24.50. The Centennial Pump Is New *10 A distinctive tongue Pump of patent leather or amber alligator, finished with nick- el buckle. It fills a definite need of the smartly dressed woman; for it may be worn with a tailored suit, or a silk frock, (Main Floor.) cloth, Caps and Bonnets for the Baby, $2.95 to $4.95. Charming little Caps and Bonnets—tai- lored or beruffled—are beautifully made of fine materials, crepe de chine and silk poplins in white, pink or blue. lined and daintily trimmed with plaited They are frills, ribbons ang bits of hand embroidery. Toddlers Frocks $1 to $1.95 When she takes her first steps very cautiously, she should wear these adorable little short tub Frocks. Sizes I, 2 and 3 years. | Baby Creepers $1 to $1.50 The little tots look cun- ning in these Creeper Suits fashioned of pretty mate- rials in al] the pastel colors, Sizes 1, 2 and 3 years. (Baby Shop—Second Floor.) The New Magic Dart | Combination Garment For the Large W oman $5.00 ~ A new foundation garment— with the magic dart—insures per- fect fit and holds the figure in a neat trim silhouette. The model for the stout figure is designed _with the magic darts across the abdomen; but they are concealed by an additional fitted piece down the center front. Fashioned in beautiful, but a durable lightweight material and allover lace, it has shoulder straps of elastic. (Co ré et Salon—Second Floor.) Sale of Fall Apron Frocks Fifteen Styles in Fast-Color Materials—Sizes 36 to 52 Included at the Low Price of Fifteen Styles for Selection In solid colors, checks and plaids, with trimmings of bor- der patterns, fancy pockets. ties and bindings. Each is cut full, well made, with deep hems and careful finish. Order by Phone Call CEntral 6500, Telephone Order Bureau, and a telephone shopper will select the style and color you prefer. $4 .00 Apron Dresses that will please women who buy care- fully—because they are well made of excellent fast- color chambray, gingham and prints that will launder without losing their fresh brightness. Every housewife neéds a supply of Apron Dtesses to keep her looking fresh and tidy about the house—and this is the time to buy them! (Second F Plan to be here early. hrift Avenue—Main Floor.) — - —_ seemeermotares*t seceeeee te eer” ‘fe jheeee eo > ° Fe Le eel . 4 oF itil? fel MilTTT eeese tteces Hoover Dresses Sizes 36 to 44 In solid-color chambray, with white or self-color long or short collar. At $1.00 one seldom finds these Hoover Dresses, preferred: by house- wives. are well made. Pictured Here: Styles A.C, D, E. F and Gare int sizes 36 to 44. Style B is in extra sizes, 46 to 52, t

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Peet, Scheyer Tailored, Storey Doug | oe | (England). ? Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00. | Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid—GArfield 7500 | ' Olive and Locust, From Ninth to ‘et Silk Crepe de children’s coats. Spiral Crepe $1.59 Yd. Crepe for the frock. New shades. “New Autumn Silks In a Feature Group Silk Georgette Crepe Carmen Duvetyn (Cotton Black) A beautiful quality pure dye Crepe de Chine in all the smart shades and white for Autumn frocks and lingerie. 1 and offers a choice of twenty-five shades. Silk-face Duvetyn for women’s frocks and An ideal silt and wool | tailored | j $1.98 Yard Chine The Georgette Crepe is fine enough for party frocks Crepe Satin $2.98 Yd. Lustrous Crepe Satin in a rich quality for daytime | and evening frocks. $2.98 Yd. Excellent quality cotton | sports | Velveteen | Velveteen for frocks of fashion. . Silk Plaza—Second Floor. Baby Bonnets, pink silk, Bonnet Linings, Rubber Back Lap Pads, Beacon Blankets, 30x40 inches, $1.00 Flannelette Rubber Crib Sheet, $1.25 B larly $as5 o S pecial for Baby Wednesday Handmade Dresses, 85c Dainty little white batiste Dresses all handmade and finished with hand em- broidery and lace edging. Mothers will appreciate the low price. : $2.95 | Red Star Diapers, 27x27, dozen, $1.95 75c¢ Slip-on Sweaters, 2 to 4 years, $1.95 59c Cotton Flannelette Nightgowns, $1.25 Cotton Flannelette Wrappers, $1.25 _ Cotton Flannelette Sacques, 75c Infants’ Shop—Third Floor. . The Colene Pump, $12.50 A New Fall Model Smart for school and college wear, this Pump is of tan kid trimmed in alligator and is individualized by the addition of a fringed buckle. Also in all-tan yf and in patent leather with king snake. Footwear Fashion *Shop—Second Floor. New! The Phyllis Ribbon and Scarf Slides $1.25 and $1.50 A charming new novelty is this mother of pearl slide in con- ventional or butterfly shape to hold silk tie or ribbon in place. Lovely colors. to contrast or harmonize with one’s frock, in- cluding jade green, Valencia, Chanel red and others. Notions Shop—First Floor. Sixteen-Rib Sun-Rain Umbrellas Featured at $8.50 Ready for sunshine or shower is she who carries one of these smart Sun-Rain Umbrellas of handsome silk with three-inch Ottoman and other novelty borders. Amber Pyralin handles with silk cord. An attractive choice for a gift or personal use. Rich colors and black. Other Silk Umbrellas, $5 to $20. Umbrella Shop-—-First Floor. 7 ee ee eee Ostrich Collarettes Smart for Autumn $4.95 to $13.50 Charmingly becoming is the soft ruff of shaded ostrich feath- ers and a welcome fashion for Autumn. Green and tan, Chanel red and blue, orange and black, blue and white and other lovely combinations. Hand Painted and Hand Blocked Double Silk Scarfs _« Imported From France. $10 to $13.50 Neckwear Shqap—First Floor. ‘ > Vandervoort Hatboxes, $3.75 In the Exclusive Pear Shape. Designed for the girl who goes away to school. Mod- erately priced for Wednesday. Vandervoort’s Wardrobe Trunk Cowhide Leather Suitcases, 22 and 24 inches New style Traveling Bags With Zipper fastener. $29.75 $16.50 Regu- $17.25 Luggage Shop—Second Floor Sale of black and brown leather Brief Cases at $4.75 Vandervoort’s Small Leather Goods Shop—First Floor. Sn September Sale An Event Greater Than Any Previous Sale of Electrical Needs EDEN Washers As Low as 6) Others Priced $125 to $149 PECIAL sale of floor samples, demonstrators, and rebuilt machines, all in perfect condition. One year factory guarantee. While they last, they will be sold on the Club Plan— $ Down and Balance in 18 Months. Universal Percolator Regularly $8.50 Heavily nickeled lator in six-cup size. automatic shut-off. Universal Toaster ee | Regularly $6.00 | gis ts nickeled. cord and Mee wrens & —- — 8.8 @a@2a as Le - - 7“ at etek: ult Teeet rh ae | ° . > . n +4 gate ae £ 4 , j ; . “at 3 Pairs for «$3.60 All Sizes Quality All First, a Choose either sheer or service weight Stockings and 4 you will find them in abundance in this group of 3600, ~ J - aa pairs of women’s Hosiery. | $4 The soles, garter tops and heels are fine lisle, so perfectly matching t& s that the division line is hardly noti Such Hosiery as this will merit the p ase of a half dozen pairs for your. | wardrobe. im Aisle pape: a: Floor. NOTE—Hosiery Repair Service. Skillful re-weaving at very nominal charges. Hosiery Shop—First co . Any color you can desire for Fall wear —piping rock, fog, gunmetal, opal, Cinder- ella, tortoiseshell, gateau, Bombay, . Aire- dale, camel, blonde, beige, almond, pearl gray, nickel, black and white. a — ee ee ee ’ . ¥ =: .o.. a Tr . . =O =H ' = — ~” CCRT ROO EEE RCE e ete eet EEE TOUR CEEEEUT CRUE CE COOCU RL OUR R TODD DOU EDECEERGUOUER | Sb cme o $— f — ~ = > i ; ’ Sa | -— ‘ i} ; . 4 —— ——— ii I + ’ —— > For One Day—Wednesday Only ~ Mens Better Grade Shirts © $3, $3.50; $4 Shirts " O01) as Taken From Regular Stocks 5.50 3 for *5= Marked Regularly $3, $3.50, $4 For a Special One-Day Sale €’ Some of the Shirts are slightly mussed from handling. “4 el eee Neckband ~ Collar Attached Fancy Madras Plain Colors Negligees Pleats 4 COCOURGCOPEETERTTCTOCUTC EEC TeE Eee atte ee ehee dante eteeetercetaltetetaageiage ' Vandervoort’s Men’s Shop—First Floor, Ninth Street Side. PEPPERELL EPRERE RR ERR RRREEEL EEC EE ERTL AREER ERE ERR eee eae eee ee et aerate iaaees - — EYES " Opportunity sigmber ‘7th to 11th 5 Days Only 2” 47ho Wear RTIFICIAL Paul Gougelmann of er Gougelmann, Parts 4 ae York, expert mak- ’ . of art our downt ave “I September | —-* . Ith ynclusis °. Fitted and Made to — While You Wait extraordinary portuylds procure : erfect match it is not cate to obtain with ready- ade artificial eyes. to St. vgelmann comes age the exclusive aus- ‘ficial eyes, will be own store, o13 ith: to . ’ ; Ss an < offe! ab ,otl to that r. sees of / hh Ze 7 NATE - Ss 513 Olive St. nd and Washington a — [ESTION for MOTHER e 6 POST-DISPATCH = =HET ‘T AD te SECE RE HEI DED FOR HOME CLEANING, . eat ———- -— Finer and § Cannot be hit. and wu gives yor on clothe Beautifully washed cl "129 A New Standard ‘Sof Value 7 | Hosiery-That Would Usually _ Priced at'Much Higher Figures — , oil rs si Built for Spee Terms 1} Desired—. 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| a ‘ae eo ate ereeadiessatiecragense~s ee, 4 ijt SRS" ee A aI pat ee eee - mre 7: ~— MOODY WANTS ALL KLUXERS in Opportunity finest lines of Men’ S Clost. } 4 ) pel Ith {0 | Ith Governor Urges Party Plank at Vandervoort’ S—Rovgere Peon Such Secret Societies. i 3 a S Onl By the Associated Preas Tailored, Storey Douglas. : @ "5D y y Superjor Lines Democratic State : SAN ANTONI ) Den Sept. sian a «mes ‘4s Sa Tho Wear || Dan Moody, Attorney-General and | Democratic nominee for G 4 2 who was chi ire d hy Geovy. "etal riam sen From Ninth to T Se ee the enth q support of the Ku K ion Klan in his Campaign, let it b OTrice ‘tockings| girs : ger & GOU: gelmann, Paris rNew York, expert mak- | *¢0 | | | Se artificial eves will be ae asaie' er ee ab lees se ~45) ie oerTs g secret societies ia 4 } : ms eter a Ft Ph nae 3 on rere” fama, prejudice and | Bae ee Jusive _a = ay F ore ee wre TWO AUTO RACERS MILLED ) apes © a te. el Border While Tou Wait | Prat RAPIDS Tasted ‘ KNOW? te da insmen now 3 Mis offers an ¢ \rdinary Teesertunity for you to procure Te perfect match fhe" it is not 4 Fay brain with ready- Giossibie to OF tall ' { jnde artificia al eves , Gosgeimane comes to St. s. under the exclusive aus- - 513 Olive St. esa an telecon Wand and Washington | « tence. His neck was Miner Jumps to Death in Shaft. I l’ress I) ANVILLE TUL, Sept. 7 WR SvGGESTION for MOTHERS: by Pe . 6 years ) a POST- DISPATCH HEL_p Buner o! Westville ae ap te SECLRE HELP cide by jumping into t} EDED FOR HOME CLEANING. shaft of the United 8st : aE | Finer ane nee wages | an P rhe eles f reed: SIMP! GrybaR- (New Name ‘or Western Fiectric. ELECTRIC WASHER 300,000 IN USE EXCLUSIVE FEATURES All Gear Drive NQ) BELTS CHAINS : A New Standard Value Jsually Be} r F1 igures © Stockings and group of 3600 a H| & |iic bi arter tops and heels are of, : fectly sil gBUilt for Speed and Endurance | perfectly matching the silk ion line is hardly noticed. Terms if Desired —$10 Down, $11 Per Month as this will merit the pur- @ f dozen pairs for your Fall @& Nt f a ee Sy oranadl Ye Clectric Company yore 904 Pine Street Aluminum Top—Cylinder Home tr all g: at very nominal TO QUIT TEXAS STATE JOBS Nominee for | B Greatly Reduced Rates COLORADO (Denver or Colorado Springs) Burlington Houte ONLY $252... Tickets good on any Burlington Train leaving St. Louis September 10 and honored in sleeping cars upon payment of the usual Pullman fare Return Limit September 21 Baggage Checked as Usual Half Fare for Children 5 to 12 Unusual Opportunities for a .50 == ; : , Vacation in the Rockies ightly mussed BURLINGTON TRAVEL BUREAU “Be 274 N. Broadway C. B. OGLE Phone eet Side. General Agent, Passenger Depe Central 6360 te an = SS ——— a aa ges —_—— SS Lene a ae ree — ~ aati = oe ne ——— 57. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ; who are! TUESDAY EVENING, ZA Bring Your Films Here for Our i fuotr-Ione S60. v.6. Pat OFF. Photo Finish You Get Besey - Clearer Priv When __ your BETES have been finished with our famous LUSTER-TONE Photo Finish, then you may be sure that all the photog- raphic values in the original negative have been preserved in the finished print. All the light and shade, even the finest detail in the original scene, is accurately pre- served in a LUSTER-TONE SEPTEMBER 7, 19. St. Louis Stores: 515 Olive St. 7th and Locust 514 Washington 8th & Washington (Loew's State Theater De Baliviere & Kingsbury Hodiamont and Easton Skinker and McPherson Belt and Pershing Building) finished print. re Ii qd Te = Z0c, special......... 125c Hill’s 2,5c Feenamint “I-° Van Ess 60c Rubber Gloves, 37¢ Cc 50c Peroxide 35c Kieenex $1 Tangee Lipstick, 89c 60c Rubber Aprons,47c 79¢ White Cleaner Liguid Scalp Massage of Hydrogen Pint Cold Créam Remover Five-Minute SI Cutex Set 7 5c Mellin’s Baby Food, 56c $1 Golden Peacock Bleach Creme 36c Talcum Podayer as Ic Z29c 26c 63c $1.50 -— SS —_ - - “3 a “a " Hair Tonic 7 a The nationally known Hair Tonic. Removes dandruff, motes the growth Face Powder of the hair. Talcum Powder Perfume, 1 oz. orig. . $5.00 $1.29 19c Special Offer! Week of Sept. 5th to llth Household Scissors of an exceptionally good quality steel, polished, and come in which can be used for any household need. Specially Priced as Follows: 59c 63c .69c Take advantage of this un- usual offer and buy now for Good for Your Hair and Scalp Ed. Pinaud’s . Eau de Quinine and stops falling j a my = ay ‘= N re ff. z } fe at oy | hair. Invigorates - i the scalp and pro- § Cold Cream 60c D. & R. 50c Mavis 35c Djer-Kiss ta 50c Hind’s Admoad bas Face Powder 60c Djer-Kiss *xs- 25c Woodbury’s ‘Sc; Soap 60c Forhan’s reek rate shave. re Visors CUESTA REY BIG 4’s Box 50, 5c $2.45 WHITE OWL Fine for ath- letes, rmiotorists, campers, etc. and 79c Decorated Carry-All atbox-shape 4 23c, 42c, 69c ecorate in of in any Te v HAVANA RIBBON ST. DENIS Box 50, 6c $2.95 13c SIZE SONORA 3 for 25c Fresh in Glass, Jar 50, $3.95 10c SIZE LOUIS MARTINEZ 2 for 15c Box 25, $1.85—Box 50,$3.63 Siree Tg it TOAST E R— Complete with cord and guaran- teed heating ele- ment, $3.98 Model A .... STAR-RITE MARCEL WAVER STAR-RITE WAFFLE GRILL ..... Star-Rite Electrical Products STAR-RITE VIBRATOR, $8.19 You’ re Always Welcome at Walgreen's $4.39 $3.29 PALMOLIVE Shaving Cream An instant lathering Shaving Cream, effects a close, smooth The popular Shaving Cream known every- where, priced at. | Talcum The caressing soft- ness and infinite fine- ness of Italian talc, perfumed with capti- vating Mavis fra- exquisite and delight- 25c can, 18c ere Mavis Rouge Lentheric Au Fil de L’eau Perfume, 1 oz. original Bourjois Manan Lescaut Perfume, 1 oz. original. Gabilla Mon Cheri Per- fume, 1 oz. original Corday Toujour Moi Per- fume, 1 oz. original... Mystikum Perfume, 1% oz. original At Our Perfume Shop, 515 Olwe St. Dowrinls Abe ot . wo Hoan Malt fe aaa Ses eg |. ae Cire's Besant Anave S08 | Covenle: Moth ee ae Sees Le To ae Cie's Jamin Perfume $6.50 $7.98 _ $3.48 $5.98 ~ $5.98 Vivaudou Mavis grance, make Vivau- §) dou Mavis the most ful of all Talcums. Ff La 25c Packer’s Mavis Toilet Water.... 35c Frostilla io 50c Non Spi 2ecdorant 50c Ipana rene y 2 5c Chex Deodorant 60c Djer-Kiss »..%., Soap Tar Soap 3 Bars Night Cream 60c Pompeian 50c Williams’ pont s:." 6 5c Ig ond’s Vanishing y a TOILET ARTICLES 39c 29c 19c 39c 53c 37C ZIc 42 24 39c 37c. 19c 42c 60c 44c 39c Monarch Therm-a-Jug Water Cooler Every Day Pepto-Mangan Seni ater J and general recon- > lA : the supervision of the Ameri- . can Bureau of Foods and is guaranteed to be one of the + finest Coffees — sold. structive tonic. Builds you up. Priced in this sale at 98c a . ao. , LP Javola Coffee Freshly Roasted —in our own coffee plant. Javola Coffee was originally selected and blended under |] 4-BCrovn * M Mi MO ce cng OE I NE TN INE EE, MN AT EO RNR TNE ER ec ORE Ey ame Etc RIY

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SEPTEMBER 7. 1926 ¢ Stout Wom en SIZES 36 ro 56 for Small Medium or Large Women - Also Sizes and Stvies for Little Women Who Are Short and Stout q _ Fall Frocks oque as Its Fall 2 % See eBeuse = ? > | . , ~ = The accuracy with which*these se! tions mirror the latest fashions Is the ske ulready wn. The wine PE IMP oe Mowe Crepe ¢ Sarr $23.75 $39.75 78 Winter Coats That Emphasize the New Voque in Line and Appitcation of Fur 959° 3Q9-° 5Q9-° straicz icing in Ce ee a ee ” Jauntv, comfortable Coats of the travel stv and mixtures. Coats in materials adorn beautiful furs. The stvles present everv in tant fashion note the se tured. The new deep sh: * } ‘ -_ ; LAA Rl 2 lg te OO MO RR TER ee ixth and Leeust Prufrock- Litton Fourth and St. Charles —e~ New Living-Room Suites - - - of the Prufrock-Litton Manufacture ow 1s the time to select your Living-Room Suite—during our Fall Furni- ture Exposition. All the newest desigms and latest cowerings are shown—and the prices are as attractive as the Suites themselves. Make your selection now end have delivery made later. i+ desired. Mohair Suite Above . > .* } grr & + . , . : | ° — * se a ae 4 » , : t Ta ute iulustrated ww a me ¢Xammpie oO Ock-LATTON s superror Woremansnip Et 8? 3 : . Wtii Be covered : . : f any SS-per-rare mohairs, reverse side Ss of CuShvons covered im bmen tmezes or brocatelles te that wil -. é _ ° a : . : “ - « ~ —_ ; : —— = ~*~ ™ ’ ~ i i . acca 2 Warm Weiceme [0 a2nyr ovitg room. ef c pieces a8 shown, mow. ............. ._* *- & « : re fe ee te © © © @ ee ee ee > rT -- ee ™~ > + eparate Pieces Will Be Sold: Davenport. ... $160 Low-Back Chair. ... $75 ‘Twe pieces, davenpert and low-back chair... Extended Payments ~~ ‘7 r? - 7 - . We will allow you to pay as little as one-fifth cash. balance m ten equal monthly pep ments. Or, twe per cent discount ter aN cash. : OPEN LIGHT FIRED FILM AND 50 LOST LIVES 'No Fire*® Prof®ction in Irish: Movie Hall, Inquest Into | Tragedy Shows. i _w By the Associated Prem : DERIMCOLLOGHER. Treland | [an old wooden building any sort of fire apparatus, - — ~- «wt? xomen anc ~ i444” ecte@® motion pie- | in the mid- and itnflamma- a rearbr table ‘slowed when *r w27t a — 7 Ford was anxious stage the first performance How the Fire Was Spread. When the twe films bDiazed « Dewning saic - -~ -« nate EK 4p _ - rr down > whether ft was the * ok tee ; eee ves a OS 4 . § Bam else tn the hall when t mvseif ress related how ns. whose feet bde- . in thie iow, through Wo: tempting *o escape. unmti she 2s "‘Huddied Groups Perish. i | rare — =" s . =. = «a a a Cosgrave ar Memorial William T 1925 NEVADA TAXES HIGHER THAN IN 4I\OTHER STATES $1.79 im Ohio and $2 21 in t-eor- gia. the Other Eirtreme preceding rear and $517.563.2209 + **&* a i! Calicniate? «nm »s per capita a- ton ‘ee cost of state gorernments | °c usive of experd!tures fer Der- ' Thanent improves’ ents, “ose te $3.20 fer each ctrigen tn 1925. fom 89 tm 1974 and 8419 tz Ist? Sent. 1 -—Kenne-h ef Madison. Wis Tas killed and Forem Yeager of Chica- go was seriously huft when ther | Country Club golf course vesterday. the plane was 4¢ feet frem the , airplane crashed on the Brookwood | A steering guide lime broke when ground. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— SONNENFFLDS BASEMENT & 3 was VCTON Ave SEER EREREE ERE EEE CEE R Ea The Savings Should Prompt Every Woman to Buy Her Winter Coat Wednesday! Fur Trimmings Squirrel Red Fox Manchurian Wolf Ckizese Dog Tibetine Mande! Lustonia Plaids Mendoza Beaver : Dred Comer. Lus TELE LLL Acti eae > - ~ This is NOT an ordinary sale. for seldom have we been pri to present such really astonishing. .GENUINELY AMAZI Coat values. The styles, too, are the foremost succe Fall and Winter. / JUNIORS’ MISSES’ New Fall Dresses Specially Priced at The low price in no way indicates the REAL MERIT cor the OUTSTANDING VALUE of these Dresses. Some of the new Fall fea- tures imclude: straightlines. bioused backs and brilliant trimmings. Special Purchase and Offering of 1200 Felt SportHats Great Savings at Think of buying a new Fall Sport Hat _of Felt for $1.88! Furthermore, you're \goung to be surprised—delighted— at the unusual quality of the felt em- ployed im their making. Of course. they re not regular $1.88 Hats—one I IN —EEE — Se FE Kitchen C $4 to $8 Values om) Aitchen cS oq tee + + ee ee eee et oe ad a ee ed ee eer are

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Se 2 * EXCURSION” Sunday, Sept. $3.00 Round Correspondingly low intermediate stat “ae leaves St at 7 > urning arriy . a TICKETS, 326 we 5:55 . - Union Stat BALTIMORE N, Broad ion &¢ gs on m have we been privileged ' ENUINELY AMAZING.. § the foremost successes for — ‘ WOMEN’S SIZES —EE rates a ai a as a ¢ MS > _ OT ACN ee ES @ . ¥ ; Now at SEVENTH & MARKET STS. 4") ; 4 ae ~ a 3 : a t in a . iam ce Bes ny os. —_— Values as High as $25.00, Now a leather. velour. d at on!s 42.98 each. =a ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH id , nions Exchange Stores 4 . > [ / * ARGESIZE Parlor Settees 1 numerous tinishes and choice of imitation 4 a plush mohair and tapest ry COUVCTS. Thev are excellent TUESDAY EVENING, 206-8 N. TWELFTH ST. 50 Walnut $35 to $50 Values at.. $ 1 MD ne itntnnniatdeain Kitchen Chairs wie. 91.00 Values. . made of solid oak. $1 cach. RN RR ay RR GG 29) reconditioned Kitchen Chairs—all well | $125 Values. binametled cast iron i \ famous makes. I $4.00 Cash : 4-Piece Walnut Bedroom Suite $125 ~ 7 3— $7.00 Cash oe ue - CHINA CABINETS , Ranges ION 9S finished Combination Ranges $49.75 reduced—all $ > 98 | effort is required of vou. Your washing can be made Just as easy as telephoning. (all us and let us show vou how clean, white and fresh vour clothes will be when we return them to you. We have 2 Damp waahed, hygiens water extiracled » Iron, C i (THE latest mode! China Cabinets. made of walnut} veneer and hardwoods—excellent}s ~are | shown in this group Some are open giass models others are the newest enclosed type with glass In center door $1.00 Cash Delivers One > WINS PIKE'S PEAK RACE IN 19 MINUTES AND 1-5 SECONDS: By the A*societed Press COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.., | | Sept. 7.—Covering the distance of | 12 miles, 2200 feet in 19 minutes |} and one-fifth . seconds, Glenn ! | Schultz of Colorado Springs won the annual Pikes Peak automobile SEPTEMBER 7. 1926 race from the foot to the summit of the famous mountain. Schultz won prizes aggregating $1500, and possession of the Pen- rose silver trophy for-one year. Joseph Unser Jr., also of Color- ado Springs. finished second. one and three-fifths slower than Schultz's time. Bollman was third. reaching the top in 21 minutes 38 and two-fifths seconds Humphrey) seconds. The perv and uncertain due to inches of snow that blanketed ' peak iast Saturday. Schultz's was more than a than the record set seers se ML SEEK PENALIY OF he | time soe DEATH FOR ASSAILANT Charles Myers of Colorado “pring: It was the second time has won the race during thr eight years. Sehultz last Police to Base Move Against John Sexton on Assault on Girl. 15 Years Old. Wash services. Damp Wash— ee oh ally @ yust damp Cle Al . enough t | Greater Economy and Efficiency—Less Effort Madam Housewife: We have added a new departinent, DAMP WASH, for Rough Dry— oa rw a Sf) | your convenience, in Which we do all of the disagreeable work and drudgery of vour family washing, at less than half the | cost of having it done in the home, and more efficiently; less Table and bed inena flat- froned and folded: knit un *} ings- and bath towele are fluffed . a hs oo dry ready for wse formed pieces starche Minimum Bundles, $1.70 Per ready for epmnkling and ironing——less than Per Pound ene-half hour's work for you Pound Minimum Family Wash ‘1° Ibs.). £1.20 > > ° . W h Sheets. pilloweases. towels and Ready-to-Use F inish— wrens wegen Damp Wast— | h\- \inens fiat-ironed and ein Shima’ - _ .__ Seads to tine c folded formed pieces just damp enough to 1ron, Cc 7 glory "s ms formed paces 1aNd-ITOned ang sUIGCe, 40: J ; ' fed Returned in a sealed sanitary pax Minimom Bundles, $1.60 Per xe. Bundle must contain 50% flat work er Pound Shirte in bundle, 6c ear! Soft collare, 144 Pound , Mintmum Family Wash, $2.00. Veivet edee, hand-ehaped cro) pee Table and bed hnens flat-ironed Bundle Department-— }"' shirts hand finished: Soft Finish— |*: folded. knit umderwear TC iTtainea—Measyged wh received-——hand-washed and stockings and bath towels ar fluffed dry, read) C siarcehned and stretch original siz ry hooke or pitt ‘Oo use: formed pieces ready for starching and irov holes fresh and lacy as from the paar { blankets hand ing—lese that hours wor ir you Per washed witl vory Soap and carded, made soft and flufis Minimum Family Wash (22 Ibs.), $2.00 Pound - lambs wool We use IVORY Soap and rain-soft water. rately. No laundry marks. includes East St. Louis, Each customer’s clothes washed sepa- SUPERIOR LAUNDRY 1743-45-47-49 South Eighteenth St. Suburban Service Carondelet, Jefferson Barracks, Webster Groves, Kirkwood, Brent- Ill., Maplewood, Overland Park, Ferguson, Jennings and homes en Victor 4090—5 Direct Lines [= HOUSE FURNISHING CO Our EXCHANGE STORES| | eatotaah S ~~ 7 & MARKET STS.— 206-°8N.12 ST. | route. ’ Sexton. 29-yeal -Old ex-coOn- John i Vict who has been accused of as- ‘saulting a !5-vyear-old girl in a va- cant house and of luring four wom- to vacant houses and them. has confessed these crimes, ' Chiet of Detectives Kaisel an- | nounced today. Three robbery and two charging criminal warrants. one charging were issued again Sexton complainants had the Circuit Attorney | assault after the poe ared petore The criminal assault. death penalty is possible tor | i AP : Y $i Ne j ee? Y. 4 ys Vv» ‘ ay A ' $, P * . ‘ J °* ’ i f as J ‘ee = f 5 te . ’ ‘ © f act wae . , : “wae > %,°, ¥ p se - } Wa, +o a ¢,3, . ay > , A ¥ // \ " y - Vy \ , ost ~¢ » wee af © ye ‘ | ; = 4 Ax ; - oY , rare ff Pf J P areas ‘ Le SOP. .* ‘ . oe ee a y Z ‘ Pe . Py J > d o¥y - es 2.. J >, + Os ee £ " - “es *. o6 2am 4 - °c ’ x xy me oe, . “© a Pod Ve * ‘* “¥ re Ue . a ¢. rh P; bee ‘_ a *y e- 7 yg ae . -* ee wv" ae he ve! € ; : 7 © — 1 8 ; ta y eam: #2 yy a _ ; ee” = t) . ’ I an o —— re é | é yp A. t ‘3 ? } « } é ae ty) : > ?. : y ‘ ; te ? . ; . eo. ‘ . , 5 ¥ ‘" 4 * “> . —_me eo "e#. = et 2°62 @e @ x" oe “wee - 6 fe * ¢. * 2.0% fo ~ ~ on *. ee es ee ~ -_ = 7 ns ~ ese - ™ " — + . 7 of w/e . - ay se. 7 e 4, x “— * Ss . a. oS ep ln ee * Pa a ~ we Pu . o Mm ~ ~ at's a » . « : : uae by 4 A ¥ eh ba Ce 5 7 7 * vi : mt , j / x dS PASE : ‘— t P '¥ Le. ? ‘ - 4 4 ax cs; 3 . / Raa A> fy > ‘ . ORS " ; f . - Xe) A. : ty «* x x 1 s >» 4 % ¥ “~ Rey 5 ty Poet ag AB . y ‘ Announcing Presenting the Authentic, New Modes for Fall and \NE by one, in gala processional, they troop across the stage of fashion like lovely brilliant leaves from the Autumn trees. that is New and Fashionable for the smartly dressed women of St. Louis—apparel impeccably ormal /lulumn? - 610 to 618 Washington Avenue for Wednesday, Thursday, Friday—Our ING W inter as Sponsored by Foremost Amer- ican and Foreign Couturiers living Models —will display the n ew fashions on Wednesday, on our Fourth Floor, frem 11:30 A. M. to AND FROM - 2:30 to 3:30 P. M. A hint of styled and fashioned. Coats .. Suits .. Dresses . . Furs, Authoritative Modes in Millinery and Accessories 12:30 P. M. everything | caped from that State after heing | denvicted of a crime against a stir] Sexton insisted his criminal «ae- Tivities in St. Louis had been con- | fined to the cases mentioned and i to Severa!] oil filling station rob- | beries He denied he | three giris a ton avenues and attempted Forest ‘ had accost:d t Oakland and Wednesday to drag inte Park, and dented that he was the ’ who assaulted a 19-year-old girl in the park same In some of his crimes, he admitted, he blackened his face to impersonate a Negro. Description to Other Cities. Descriptions of Sexton have been forwarded to Toledo and Nashville. where a moron, described Ne- gro, committed a series of assaults women months ago Sexton, however, denies implication In these PROSECUTOR OF WILLIAMSON — COUNTY, ILL, 1S SHOT IN LEG Believes Attack Holdup Attempt, but Police Recall Threats Made Aguinst Him. tiam”- lant night one alSo “Negro’ rne rilehit a2 4 se Vera] on crimes Special to the Post-Dispatch MARION, Ili Sept. 7.—State'’s Attorney Arlie Boswell of William- son County. center of the Ku Klax} (Klan and anti-klan flight for niuany | months, Was shot through the calf of the left leg tate Sunday night as he Was returning hom-: from a |hard road boosters’ meeting Bos well says he believes if was an at- | tempted holdun, Peng? police rece ;} that many threats have been mad against Boswe!l! Three hig holes made bv .45 e4l- iber bullets show in hie car The | a shooting ' occurred on one of the principal streets of Marion neice, his home. No arrests have been made. KILLS WIFE AS SHE PRAYS — AND-SHOOTS HIS DAUGHTER ° Nashville (Tenn.) Man Runx Out of House With Girl in Arms: Is Arrested. Preee Tenn. Br ‘he Associated NASHVILLE Sept. 7 Jerry Peon. 33 vears old. shot ané killed his wife as she knelt in praver here early today. then fled from his home early with his 16.- vear-old daughter. Mary. who had been shot in the head and suffered ankie Peon was arrested an apparently rmiurdey a broken nour later cnarged thie drunk carried uA it fy tle home of wounder a friend BABY IS FED ROACH POWBER Pour-Vear-Old Brother Then Tell« Mother; Recovery Expected. Fdward Perkins, 4 vears old. son girl to the of Marvin Il. Perkins, “ meotor- rman of Ia V TA (lregon avenue wanted to feed his 14-months-old sister lidina. vesterday. «o he gare ner a cracker soaked in reach powder, which he found on the floor. and then toid his mother H Mre Josephine ber kites the . mother. ruxhed ( idina to City Hea- pital at rj Dp. mm. An i physicians pro nounced the chiid suffering from ia solution of mercury potson tI - Aina ewahowed Put a erinall portion of the eracker and is expected~ to ; recover WALES 10 VISIT U. S$, AGAIN Prince Quoted a» Telling Alesander ’. Moore of Pian. fw the Assecieted Prees PARIS. Sept. 7.--The Prince of viet Wales whl the United States again next save a dispatch from Fiarritz the Prince is \ear where ad _ ' | on vacation. | } The Prince told Alexander P.. Moore, former Usttea States Am-’ baassador to Bpain,. that he regret- ied that he could not attend the) Sesquicentennial Expesition at Phil adelphia. but added “1l am surely | going to America next year and 1° am looking forward to my second | ivisit with great pleasure.” ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ' apy. | At Toledo | 2450 Lailway Exchange. > a ” nae a DETROIT TOLEDO ROUND TRIP September 10, 11, 12 SsaR°° ‘76*° robbing ' Toledo and Return Detroit | and Return -— 2s -- a '\feave St. Louw Friday €:30 pm; Saturday, 12:05 am, &:50 am ond €:30 pm; Sunday 12:05 am. Children half fare Tickets good chair cars. Asso in sleeping and per- for cars on payment of asua!l Pi:timan fares Baggage checked. Tickets are @ot good via thicago. + — = See Detroit °°" "2" ave recreatios | genter Swimming and boating Pha ' hy ang beaches. Lake trips everywhere. Many (aermneenwent resorts The great automobile Giania are open to visitors Enjoy the numrr- ous water aspor'e, @isit Put-in-Bay. Take a trip on Lake Erie. Wabash Ticket Offices, 328 N. Broad- way and Union Station, or ask F. L. McNally. Divinon Passerder Agent, Main 4°50. WABASH | EE, Sees | Didnt Care * “Jack WILL listen to reason, and I succeeded in inducing him to adopt this daily practice of refinement and health protection.” ’ at Ne a’ ah : oo . x) *, =e ODAY doctors know that dis- ease prevention is of greatest importance for owr physical wel- fare. It is commonly known, too, that most infectious diseases find the nose an open gateway. Consequently the nose must be kept clean and healthy. Daily nasal hygiene is far more neces- sary than oral hygiene or brush- ing the teeth. Yet daily nasal cleanliness is so easily achieved. Apply ARZEN with the provided medi- cine dropper each morning and evening. The results are highly pleasant and beneficial. The nasal pas- sages are opened and ciecared. Disease germs are routed. One breathes more fully. deeper and better. The whole body benefits. But the most enjoyable result of daily nasal cleanliness ie the associated feeling of fastidious freshness, of personal hygiene, that follows. It adds to our sense of personal refinement. One never cares to stop daily nasal cleanliness once this easy little custom is adopted. SPECIFIC USES colds. Stops Hay Pac Das!» ot disease Keep the nose as cleem as the faece. esed 8 dati* trem 2 | started Re ict Ar messi «lean ined Arten prevents Pecetlert ‘or od mm wou trouble Svet oret | i ae 56 cents at All Drug Stores Arzen Laboratories, inc.. Clinton, lows - oe ore os A Se > ge $ STi , ra Ya cee See hie ee OW: GBA RO AIGA CAS v i" — ve Se oe wrtethipeny » A Phe e GO me ~<a ere set» ers = 2 eae nba the an adams ARC 2 iP AA TE SI Ril

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SEPTEMBER 7. 1926 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - PAGE 10__ ——. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _TUESDAY EV — | ss ing-Johnsou-Bouider Capyonr’ greseman-at-large. seeks the Dem- - bili d — he closing hours of the aocratic senatoria! nomination ; Book ‘ a _Jast Congress, is unopposed for the against Charlies H. Rutherford, 4 |g | Republican sen: tal romination Jerome aitornmey Four candidates . Fs SS as se narorta : . ~ , ~ — : . —_o i, sea _ > ; a oe - hi in Arizona Cari Hayden, Cor- are in the race for Hayden's piace. ! ’ ‘> : Al iarge variety tO sciect trom in| Fee A —— a) ae Impor tant Inf ormation * AY’S PRIM ARIFS WALL PAPER SALE! 3 me: $12.50 the P 7 = | indians’ tls Gale te eke > « kK of new = img plan. Bs. Bec cc a ee eee eee ee 306 North Fourth Street—Near Ouse_saa i : € : asa ! Buy at these bargain price : = . : _ , ~—— . . ‘ ; ad 4 - 3 . y >. : = - - _ - ~ Fd e ae . . - ‘ ® ‘ . - e af . ~ taal . € _ " 2 arr oe . ~.-* * ; Z : : si a2 ‘ ; “ | : a . ‘ Pad re * : . - sd . oe . ? 5 ~ P : . eo ~ ~ 7 ‘di - ; enato king nm on. is . 7 ~ > SA . * - -_- - : . ; “ . -~ - - 5 . . : ° ‘ ‘ > ’ i ~~ : , , - ‘ ; . ~ . - 4 . . § | — | : : | @ The Exp: 9 ‘ J Ss ee. —s Miad* mec & c ; ; | ' * ' * s ea ; 4 : : . - - x. aa ka oo | 7 . : ia « : - cal - _— : ~ * - = —_ * » : . a : . sa f : : . ‘ , — l a% as’ — ~- si = : - A we as | ’ ; if : : Ay — la $s. t ~ . » . . « Ae Ere >. =. ay URE Wele ‘ , ‘ gin mamcie- kid Se ee | ) = | | a TO, OUR or Any Injurious Ingredients. tabetiowe auting | the leat (ie I i | | ee | : q Wego | hihietc , ve Ba. ; visitors to t St. Louis E NR SOO lS ESE i item ge eR we ET WI he ddl es? " aa OS Rp ST Re i Ree Lhasa gt Ae a C “ “a ‘ a3 2 See Brie Soa z#.. rh nerey ON Aa RON ee ORT AMR, Se eehgcenae a dab Radi Rais alba ae oe i le. eit 3 ae PIR Te oa P es eas SN a ad or Yar; cst » Ab fe ait ‘ ih a : age ae Ae PBR LE tet g z 4 eee per Pe aie. fre me. ‘ aailiiea A ee APL ae - . Ag eh 7 ’ ' f . : : 4 . bs my o m ’ rs ‘ Aphecnoris ‘ ‘ est , ; . ~> iter’ aid . PP iat J ; zie Ser ea 5 Se ae ee re ee ee er ee se ee fe raat ; 1 : cd ‘ wal . ‘ Marsa Nima L. “Li cel AU gaia RE Sid he i py aassab Ba id ae eas RAN eae oe oe I He SHE LR HNO Hi Kew ; . . _ ” eaten . * Mi 3 : lak Pie PETE PRS pein Sibi Honing aces saat rne ‘ seein * whieh aay oe ondlne : e : alk — . ‘ * : B+ "aR t . : se aie ies a wn % Pare F its . . ” ‘ , So 5 ies ‘ A " 5 ‘ “ ra —T ‘ vor a pee >. . sites - Fm Weliee ae saa ; : oie ae Pistia .* 7 a .aCtO? im ta cAI DalenT . j zy ' . f / ‘ a4 , corGi ; Barton Manufacturing Co., St. Louis, U. S. A. side from that made by Kulty gur- : , iA | pe Bet v. | ee aa ing the closing 4d: = : ? 5 ~ ’ y ‘ i . = accommodat! | big store. A Remarkable Purchase ana Sale of 118 Fine . Foon tall 3 Bureau Lea a 4 ashing!os - Entre A Pree ( heck For Women and Misses gz Rest RB Presenting $125 to $175 Values Every Ceat in the group is of first rate workmanship, dependable and of iuxurio . 7= Ss trt strt A beauty and possess refinements found oniy in much higher-priced garments. us new peltries — radiate Sale begims, 9 a. m. Seneral is the Blaine-LaFollett The Entire Lot Will Be | S . ee, ae eader of the State teket: Ther Sold at One Price! — of EXQUISITE SL ee Nee oe ae a eres, er R Fitch S| , "s Marmink (dyed Marmot) — ite 4 ae Three-Cornered Fight for Semate Brown Kid Caracul Leopardine, Molime, 3 ee ee Platinum Kid Caracal : Bay. Wolf. ie a BY tho Aasecintng: Peasy Mele dyed Coacy ey, ‘. = reap an teapot y +t. Seg t hy Mendoza Beaver (dyed Coney) FULL AND SH a a5 a at ° : Northern Seai (dyed Coney) LENGTH MODELS _ A - | Seqgutrrei , ¥ a | Leopardine dyed Gazelle AUTHENTIC — ie Bronz . au P oe Women’s, Misses’ and Extra FOR 1926 AND 192% | — oe Sizes to 54 Included in This Sale] | See Window Display” | : M mer State Supreme Court Judg a nS ee Every Coat attractive- IMPORTANT !—WE WILL © aan. A Delay in Alterations Brings a Tremendous permes Gaverany Da Spe enee os : ’ : » maid . * Eon a rf hete value at - oo Wi 9 metniatration on severhl utetanding Slants to. Merrie Plan or thanen aeteunt silk materials. \nywhere cise a: any time thie seasamalll | : gay | | e &? é* S$ ee CHARGE PURCHASES BILLED NOVEMBER Ist a 4 . ef . en ee Se ee oe eee eee ( Nagent’s—Largest Basement Fer Srore in St. al | es ¢ et ae “ cone of Peter- fe Sa . ( Pe & ' . Se ako we ea is Sov. John G. Winant, Repubifc ; Specially Purchased for This Event—2000 Pairs © Th ae a ? i _ WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN’S LOW SHOE aoe ah ; | : i . € . $ pretty Sete i Here is a sale every Mother wil! appreciate, coming night 3 Featuring all that is new and authentic in Fall _ dette : | vac | - re Me e est quality apparel ; Styles Include a Inf: tt tae a great Saving. his is due to the fact that our altera- : Bn RE Be i BM sinters iii Rea Sy present . | i , ; 4 ie tions and improv ements have been somewhat delayed > Gore Pumps 2-Eye Tie« Colored Satin Tan Calf & ae. and we are sacrificing all present stock before it be- : ee SN ee Et tae Comes soiled. ; Women’s and Misses’ Sizes 8°: to 2—Large Girls 2°: to7 we : mi $ 3 if a 4 Bo 9 P t & 4 Children « Group Includes “pert Oxferds and High Shoes. a We ys’ Zong Pants Suits - | > 3) aa ? € Hand ah Every Suit has Two pair Trousers—Also Suits with One | $ rephyr’ woo! i ae pair Long and One pair Knickers—Sizes 12 to 18 Years | i ; pink or blu me ? .%. 4 | \F ? a. $25 and $30 Suits. Now $19.75 | eto .i4 ch: senator Okidie Opposed br Wet ar ° es $35 Suits .- #6. 8s Now $22.50 | | or ree ; $40 Suits ... . Now $28.00 ita a cole aie ; eens 5 and Suits. Now If oe Borer of voters here am : : S4 S$So : $32.00 pee | emda oe oll Special Offering of Cotton Krinkle ~ Feature Selling of eee nee ? a. ‘ mari Boys’ 2-Knicker Suits ore ine See es BED SETS Fall Hats fb See RE OM ne oo ae es Da. Oe pete. ented Pps Shs AN pea im ies ge ORG eeeeete tee eee 4 Cos ro Sets Ve : ehies-yer 1 Aenea pos Sin Se: baht Snax, debian’ ok ‘ dale icfigainek naa Spee an Reba Sana Mey Pe Ey Me ge 8 CN Tak — Se tet od ee can sere ‘ RH ‘ bie Sn Ra ici fs 3 yas Bi at biel 7 S See tN J ae Fis VS , “a an alas CNR le a ekiat nt 3 ca v Py rays oot % Sizes 7 to 14 Years For the Mdtronly Women Suits up to $20 . . Now $13.95 pepe an F Seconds of $2.50 Values sis tents | } i to. the natie oo Felts, Meares ara S25 Suits i * Now $17.95 | 2 ne ma Hy iz a ie 2 ~ Xe S0xt0S-tn. — 69 Veivet Combinations. $30 Suits i Now $19.75 | mo at r. Bake i ror | 7 - ‘or +8 - —~. arertal E ~ cur | Eack tract weg Boys Long Pants Boys Blouses Boys’ Knickers crate : oo a! “oe - = Paap, wg : — : " | | : anes eee | : Rurcda hawe Pepperell! Pillow Part-Wool Plaid | An Excellent Value in P« $3.95 | $1.95 eer i | BEE pears, noe 22 as s . Charleston Dre (0% Hunt Seek)> fabrics. Attractivety made in the Chariesten “Flare” write ~ ow all to 19 yard Y Boa models. Ideal for school! « 4 engths . le _ ' | «and general weap. ron. whe ( Nugente—Sareate Basement.) eee ; rf aga@inet tie

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_—-—__>————. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH hrome finish; many quaint’; rinting and Stati a va onae a Post-Dispatch has ¢ 0 magazine in St. Lo lues eltries which radiate striking ‘Sale begins, 9 a. m. cena nesday, Basement Store LAQUISITE ‘-RIMMINGS! squirrel, Fox, in all shades Raccoon, Fitch, Marmink -eopardine, Moline, Hudson Bay, Wolf. FULL AND SHORT LENGTH MODELS AUTHENTIC STYLES FOR 1926 AND 1927: See Window Display y | ORTANT !1—WE WILL FUND YOUR MONEY ‘an duplicate these values at $97 elee al anv time this season — st HRasement ie Store in St. Lonwts.) airs 'W SHOES ‘low Nugents— Bargain Basement. Selling of ats WV omen vons Velvets, Moires and ‘ombinations, ive shapes. In i colors, includ- An outstand- A SS t $2.95. (Negents—Bdrgain “Basement. ont 7 _— —19 lent Value in Popular — >ston Dresses For Girls 17 29 ol14 ‘ Nogents—Bargain Basement) ‘olor wash ively made nm “Flare” for schoo!) ar. a F —_——— i a, ‘ TY _TUESDAY] EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926 _______ st fouls POST-DISPATCH — ___ PAGE 11 ~ . ‘” 4 a » (te , * aes *, AO ee ee eee — a ’ a nts 4 ~ ee bs = 4 ' .) € Double - breasted, front button § style. @€ Hand crocheted fine Fine wool and cot- } zephyr wool, in white with (| ton. Sizes to 2 years. pink or blue trimmings. GER EE COI: CORT TS Crib Blankets.........9/e € In pink or blue, with white nursery figures, and daintily finished with sheli stitching at edge. Size 30x40 inches. Rock-a-Bve Swings . .51.25 @ Made of sabhencthed duck, with back rest; enamel steel frame suppor:s ie Pees... i eee @ Cotton filled; quilted. and bound; size 17x30 inches. i\ugents—Second Llieer, Seuath.) — —-— - W ednesday—Sale of $15 and $20 Purchase One or More € No matter what your 1873 N.. FOURTH AND ST. _ CHARLES ce At the vm. Men it Loonie [| Exposition Open a Charge Account ; . , ; 1926 @If you haven't shared the con- venience of a cahrge account we | | invite you to open one. (C ‘harge Office—Nugents, Fifth Floor.) — STORE HOURS: 9 00 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. —OPEN SATURDAY TO 6:00 P. M. PHONE GARFIELD 4500 ——_— eee — oe — = oF A a a ee ee eee = a en Ready Wednesday! Our Big September Sale of High-Grade ro 3” Shivts Get This, Men! 4000 Shirts From Our Own Stocks Our new Fall Shirts are arriving daily. We are crowded for room. We have gone through our entire stock of men’s Shirts and picked out all the odds and ends and slightly soiled or mussed- Shirts and marked them at this ridiculous low price to assure immediate disposal. Collar-Attached Shirts 3 Collar-to-Match Shirts Neckband Style Shirts All kinds to choose from—from plain colors to novelty effects. All are cut full and roomy and nicely made. In the lot you will find: Fine Broadcloth Shirts Rayon-Stripe Madras Fancy Flannels (cotton) High-Grade Madras Rich Sateens (cotton) Fine Reps Fine-Wount Percales And Many Others Sale Onens at 9 Wednesday Mornin Sizes 4 a Floor, — 1314 to 17 Arch Support Shoes | Made by the Thomson-Crooker Shoe Co. To do this does not mean the sacrificing of style, with satin. It has the new, nipped-in crown. if you choose Arch Support Shoes. For they com- , comfort and wear at a moderate price. a Cut-Out Straps, Black and Brown Kid Patent eZ Black and Brown Oxfords. (Millinery, Second Floor, South.) 4 | $1 Women’s Hose @ Silk and rayon mixed semi- (and in the wanted shades.{ | fashioned Hose, reinforced lisle ) Sizes $ (9 | soles, heels and tops. Sizes 8! ing 2% ’ P is to 10. Irregulars. ) whare | ( Nugents—Main Floor. North.) ’ ett cat gt agg GO ON GO OA AL AO AO —a nee SE SE ee a EE | Hats for Immediate Wear U0 . —grosgrain | Corrective Footwear of een | Superior Quality ele é If you enjoy health and com- | fort give your feet the support —veclours and freedom they need, thereby keeping them in a healthy condi- | $7 O() —Snug-filting Berets Vie for favor With Larger Models in This Group The model sketched combines black grosgrain The small brim is edged with\lacy maline. The collection as a whole is varied, including models for every type of miss or matron. (Nugents—Second Fleer, South.) | RBar — Pointex Hose | ® . @ Full-fashioned serv- Bet li erie ice weight, Pointex 9% ‘e | ; Select With Worth-While Savings—New Stock heels, well reinforced. lisle foot and top, in the wanted shades of grain, peach bloom, Ale- san, atmosphere, nude, champagne, sunset, dove gray, flesh and blush. Sizes 81% to 10. Recent Shipments Bring These New Crepe de Chine Chemise ony € Dainty to wear beneath the new season's costume, and fashioned to give slim pie ee ee ne i le $1.50 Women’s | Hose ) © Full-fashioned thread! ¢? silk Hose—lisle tops, well- } ‘reinforced heels and- toes _ ) Fill in Your Laundry Supplies figure lines. Elaborately trimmed with lace insertion, medallions and ribbons. Any number of wee styles in in ddA D229 ste] shades e quality Shvetlaies Dei ak crepe de chine; sizes 36 : : t The “Strate- Full No. 8 0 44 li-galion size wash Boiler, made of heavy Edge” a wel) made adjustable Curtain Silk Nightgowns Stretcher which +1 more, _ all copper Ordinarily these Nightgowns would be iat 95 = vwith 100 See ee thie is @ special purchase rushed from New oo e J , plete with 100 bras re wood han novelty, lace trimmed or venuans styles. Fashioned Qt avy wy removable pins— 1 U.S. WARSHIP AT HONG KONG HIT BY STRIKERS’ BULLETS Chinese Pickets Arrested by Brit- ish Marines for Firtng on River Traffie. by she Associated Pree | HONGKONG. Sept. 7.—-The Can- | tonese Government's Forelgn Wirn- | ister has written the British Con- eul-General demanding the imme- diate withdrawai of British ma- rines from the jetties near Sha- Pmeen-—the foreign residential set- tlement——the cessation of British interference with. river traffic and the retirement of British gunboats to their usua! anchorages. A naval detachment was landed Saturday on a British-owned wharf to protect tt. The detachment ar- rested some Chinese atrike pickets who were indiscriminately firing on passenger and freight veaseis. piving te and from Hongkong Some of the bullets hit the United ) States gunboat Sacraments, SHANGHAL Sept. 7.—Th: Toho News Agency reports that British and French marines have landed at Hankow on the Yangtze River, center of the conflict between northern and southern Chinese troops, and are co-operating with local volunteer corps tn conatruct- ,iIng barricades and wire entangle- ments on the borders of the Brit- ‘ish, French and former Russian concessions and along the Bund Traffic has been suspended be i\tween the foreign concessions and native areas as a result. ‘SISTERS IN OHIO CLAIM OLDEST U. S, TWINS TITLE oe Women 92 Years Old in July, Came to America From Alsace in 1854. | By the Associated Prens. CELINA, O.. Sept. 7.-—The birth- day of the oldest living twine in the ‘I'nited States has hecome some - thing of a fete day in Mercer ‘County, peopled_by. thé f#e#tival- ‘loving German a Alsatian immi- |grants and thetr descendants: | The twins are Mre. Mafgearet , Konrath, who lives near Coldwa- ter. a few miles from Celina, and | Mrs. Catherine Petot of Louden- /ville, O. They were 92 on July 296. |They staunchly matntain§ their | “right by seniority” tONthe title of . the oldest living twins in tae United | States. The fwins came to America‘tvon |their home in Nederheim, Alsace in 1854. They do not boast the) expect to reach a hundred together hut admit ‘“‘they wouldn't be sur- prised.” MISSOURI DEPUTIES SEIZE 160 ILLEGAL SEINES AND FISH TRAPS Game Wardens Patrol Sircamsa o/ the Sate Hun Nets Daring Closed Sea . By the Associated Prees ™~A JEFFERSON CITY, Sent. 7.- Deputy Commissioners of the Siate Game and Fish Department have confiscated more than 1690 Iilleea’ | seines, nets and fishtraps in th- | streams of Missouri in the past few wéeks, if was announced toda\ Deputies and their assistants throughout the 25 dietricta of the State have heen patrolling the streams during the closed season searching for the seines and traps ij set in violation of the game laws. | All of the confiscated iNega) fishing |equipment is burned by the depu- ties, In accordance with the law. | One of the beneficial features o* this work, according to the depart- iment officers, is the fact that many ‘living fish are liberated and re- | placed in water. DUST CAUSE OF MINE DISASTER | Body of Fire Boss Found in Okla- Same Shaft. iB : "OKLAHOMA CTFY, Ok., Sept. 7. _——-A small quantity of mine gas and coal dust, set off by a miner's lamp. ‘oss the explosion in the Sup- erior Coal Co.'s mine No. 29. at Tahoma last Friday, which killed 16 men. Ed Boyle. state mime in- spector. annowunced today. It is probable. Boyle deciared, that Dennis James, the fire bona, j whe approved the mine after in- specting it. knew of the small ‘quantity of gas in room 17, and ‘had returned to clear it when the explosion occurred, James’ body ‘was found by rescuers. A thor- ough examination of the mine has been impossible because of dan- gerous quantities of afterdamp. Boyle said. NEW YORK STORM KILLS TWO More Than 20 Hart. large Arena Flooded and Transit Lines Crippied By the Associated Presse NEW YORK. Sept. 1.—The hetviest thunderstorm of the season in the height of the holiday rush ,vesterday caused heavy damages | and resulted in two fatalities. More (than 26 were Injured, large areas iwere flooded, pavements Were lwashed out, subway and surface ‘lines were under water and light ‘and power service waa crippled. A landslide filled a subway cut in | Brooklyn. Two men were killed when they jumped through the windows of a subway train tn a. ‘panic thet followed the landslide. ee eee Se ea ee ie eee te m PA OLLIE AIR I | HEE HE Sc WASH TUBS made of heavy galvanized Floor Lamps Values That Will Enable You to Bm 95 ee ey BOARDS. $3.95 FOLDING IRONING " extra well braced padded ironing top @ Wrought metal! also carved effect wood bases, various models, complete with beauti- ful silk also parchment and velvolene shades in a score of colors and shapes. Bhd ‘ii $3; 69° $1.50 Baskets — quality crepe de chine (Remente--Secend Fieer, Seuth.) Ss LAUNDRY SOAP. P. & at a good ym Soap. Pol brame no phone or- 10 ars 36c yc ders tilled) 2c LA AUNDRY WATER Wall Paper ee ne - 10-quarts; of 14 galvanized iron C 30-Inch Width . ——— ota LAUNDRY our. € A neutral shade of gray | —Four foot clothes le for most “rooms props with 100 teet suitab © ‘ strong clothesline $l. 23 Choice of borders te 5 @Good quality match. A roll, wash boiler peatiy boxed. iMate Fieer. Jerth.) | (Teiee eh.) (Neagccents—Third Fleer, Seuth.) : 3. NUGENT & BROS. D. G. CO m any 'BRekse Museum ere com Tons of sand and gravel partiy buried two eix-car Coney Island traine and 29 were injured. Some Rrockiyn subways wer waist deep in water Power was cut off to avoid fatalities and teft pante- stricken theusands in the dark. |More than 260,660 holiday visttors wer marooned on Coney Island 'when the storm broke. t. S. Towrtets Ouest Art Stedents. AMBTRRDAM. Sept. 7.-—-Art stu- dents who each summer fleck here to ete the Rembrandie at the that thie vear they cannot ese the Rembrandts because of the Bum- (ber of American touriete. The overseas perties of more than 72° deacending upon the museum un- der the chaperonage of a profés. all records for size and : mr

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Fe NPS ney a ty a3 3 ‘. . a a Oe 36 Pe SR gE ROS * Ce ee \ Coa a SS arate SA A ee CSS aU ES RN UP ytiee | nis et ¥ et th Crete tas Ri Riv > y 9 dB Mg Sina ep IK ahah ast ee af site By pee. ye MER, A DIE F) BHES SOREN S nega allies & ale BR ‘ . As the application of ft ‘ ic tistically ens rave d Ms know Fidelity Bonds tee mechanical devices to production with dial to match. issue th em. We back our knowicc increases output. he said. workers This Watch is fitted ‘ antecing the pay ment ot Princip would expect to share fair! rd with 2 fifteen-jewel of eterv Fideiitv Bond w hen duc. bookler, ‘* Your Monev—lItsSate lnvesement. ia Sea Lecoultre movement. 2 : fi Terr re : : present-day industrial Priced x and the fact that many 2 Sutera wl $24.50 wages *) 6 ae DAA ae ry ee Eee TE 9 : -— oe compiex conom i . atte 4 sa 2 ror it - > eo within | ihe > BOND » MORTGAGE C(O |, arise With! ie ] ire. .sreen Ps e . S all : a = shingctor's “Ruile« 7. "$9 és ‘ nosed originaliv br the ae > + ™ 3 , : *y - aA ¢ . ste ~ © ~ . . %e * . ~_ : . - : = 7 ™? . ~s a EOE BR HORS UF W elcome Reductions in Lightweight Coats All-Season Weights for Present Wear ™COfPsORmm LD /+ Lous lengert “Womens abesiotty eae e+? = o ” a2 DeTwWween sceasot Dus “mt «6S . ™ +A OG ¥ i le ollie alle _ vAe) fs Formerly Priced to $35 *15 Misses ... Women's . .. Extre Sizes Other Groups, $10 and $20 Dake ri ADs 7 wile wide APEC Ter Ope aRNETt SST ST ICR ES A EeE Ee 1 TRO AA OAAG he NE NE, yy) ry ay, Rohe ‘ ; . Here's a real bargain im Aloe’s — — = glasses—shelloid spectacles of al : - . sturdy design, with flat, scher- . — = = real lemses of guaranteed ac- ee ze s- ; curacy, ground im our own = shep. Aloe’s umsurpassed opti- 7 eal service is imcluded im the price. : A Welcome Successor to “Stylish Stout” Adaptations git Ps basteaee oa iv alin vA i r. » 1 a very specail group, sac at tne A wn Be Be ath sh ‘4 a ELLE BIE GEL SE GAR GRE A ETE AG UES PE THES Se PRCMREF eqreat “ » it ale More Surprising V alues in Sheer Chiffon Hose Wednesday Special .66 > Pass $475 s 1 : am mA ‘ at le t, Pa in . Av. AV arti wl is *, AT abie 20! Tn fy a3 rile - he sf CPL3er fey? i TO 7 - - Re ie > che ; a) * ATs ate niin Service you can rely om Mom mocern steel trains—thoughtful ttendants- tempting meals— fast, convemient schedules. es are re“acy. * Pe Phe f § 96 Wool Swim Suits..... $1.99 Final! Just a few Wool Sums of a well-known make Rubbed. elasnc knzt,. form ftuomg In colocs Sees BZ = ry ~«™* = - : a For mfermanon ena soe~anem, ane Select Your Optician With the Same as hae Care as Your Surgeon, Banker, Lawyer Genera] Agent Latien Pacific Syetem — Raliwar xchange Bide SI3 OLIVE Aloe GRAND pet Cae RAND AND : me carted STREET =e: L304- Optical Ca. 329-4 Second Fi.cv— Br oad ws y. ee SS er Sake The Sizes... 36 to 42. ..44 to 50... 382 to 52° 4) 4 Deess Sclonm—Second AARAARARARARARRAR APRA RR RAR enneee nth of them don’t know xr! Thew struggie aches, sa.ow skin, pampies —tr — Cot | a S : ~ ace Tic cls of secret anc I reg" iar poi ‘S02 "oe Treacur A modern Re, ee Ay j sluggish colons has been ¢ Pe The Sunday Post-Dispatch ate, coh ctheeaemees Wea man ion—and to aly nel as a os ca ae ohm ae it will act naturally @: the aid ¢ has the largest circulation ee Ata pepe phvsics. Nature's Remedy (NR Tie ; . lets) the colonic corrective, enurely : = ; - our system is potertial poison | Ts grediert $. en af ha pops a = in the Southwest c of it was chminated. t could img the discombesti@NaaGeees alt Sis OLIVE ST. imination removes a sufimert amourt Your druggist bade Nature's Remecy NR I A RR RR OR a we ge OT pat Every Dre an authenti new Fall m —well fini and attractiv styling. Bol two-pie bloused wa lines a Straight! Frocks.

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turn an otherwise healthy person into g dull-eyed, listiess Co-lonic—a prey to Blue Mondays, frequent colds, head. aches, sallow skin, pimples and a host of resulting ailments. | But now,—Nature herself comes to ine rescue. A modern treatment for sluggish colons has been developed by a group of well-known scientists. It acts in a unique three-fold way: To promote quick, complete bowel action—to remoi - the toxins,and harmful hactema from the "o.xon—and to tone up the Cq@on—so that t will act naturally without the aid of physics. Nature’s Remedy (NR Tab- ets) the colonic corrective, is entirely composed of harmless vegetable in- tredients, which act gentlp—never caus- ng the discomfort of harsh purges and yhysics. And never forms a habit! Your druggist has Nature’s Remedy VN? Vabletedin packet tins foron|: Se ’ ~ : EE SPECIALIZATION Serving honorably and capably in lines we know has brought success through the years to Garland’s. » dn din tnctn tm Tactician ct to at Pe Pade Pte ne Pushes Patho Puss Paso Peale A Me FD fad _— * luctions in ht Coats or Present Wear ween season” Coat is *se splendid modes of ‘eaves which we have y have excellent trims d to $35 .. Extra Sizes 10 and $20 Peene id Wraps ‘39 502 | i Peueereseeeeereeres® 1 Floor. Values in iS... $1.95 t a well-known make. In colors. Sizes 32 iwey. ¢o PPP SEL PSPS MAS W. GARLAND, Inc. sroadway and Sixth St. een Locust and St. Charles PESO TTP SE CSE FET LE PETG SEELT ES SECSSSSESESSSSSSSSSST: PP PTE SESPEPPHF: tay oF i aa ee bs aflig ’ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —_ ____ TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, ae ey Cc ORNS ea And Clean Scalp Quick relieffrom painful ( e Bluhill 4 Cuticura | jrccccr tien mes ig Sth cesty degrees Soap and Ointment. DrScholf’ 's eth aoinoceepgat ‘ Work Wonders ° . = packages only—— . ow Shaving Stick, | MiflO- ws l5ctsapackage § CONVENIENT OUTSIDE ENTRANCE ON NINTH REET The Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store Offers a Special Purchase Sale of Fall a cig F a . @ i: ae . ea ‘ 3 ‘ -— 4 : 14 to 44 Garments That Would Usually Be Priced at $10 Every Dress is an authentically new Fall model —well finished and attractive in styling. Bolero, two-piece, bloused waist- lines and Straightline _ Frocks. wee women. The size range is com- plete, the se- lection va- ried. We invite your inspection Wednesday. Compare them wit You, too, will be astonished at the quality oi satin, charmeuse, Georgette, Can- ton and flat crepes. Black, navy, wine, claret, Chane] and jungle green. F eatured f ‘| are Frocks iB aL for larger i § | women and of these Dresses h any in St. Louis! You’ll find price and quality to note. Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store—Basement. Enna Jettick Health Shoes fit—built-in arch, narrow heel if you need ease to arch and foot. Oxfords and Slippers. to EEE. That Are Bringing New Foot C omfort to Hundreds of Women and Misses STYLISH in appearance but corrective in Tan kid and calf, black kid, patent and satin. Both Sizes 3% to g. A combination last— it and a substantial Widths AA Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Basement Store. ‘ ~— SEDTIONAL ONE Soicuhait Jardine Tells Kansas Farmers Nearly | Half of Wheat Raised in U.S. Is Eaten on Farms. EQUALIZATION FEE | USELESS EXPENSE Would Benefit Grain Grow- ers at Expense of Cattle Corn ‘and Cotton Produ- | cers, He Says. By DAVID LAWRENCE, A Special Correspondent of the | Post-Dispatch. (Copyrient. 1926.) WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—Sec- retary Jardine of the Agricultural Department has at last played the ‘administration trump card in fight- ‘ing the movement\represented by ‘the McNary-Haugen bill plan. ' | | ee ee gen For a long time the administration has ained on the defensive Western organizations have piled up ammunition and played their big guns in Congress “-n the farm policies of the Coolidge re- gimme. Now ren the Jardine (in a speech in Kansas) has disclosed an argu- ment which challenges the farm groups to answer effectively and yet retain support they have had from farm states. The Secretary draws attention to the fact that out of the 835,000,000 bushels_of wheat produced about 412.900.000 is actually consumed by the farmer himself. Does the farmer wish to pass on to himself nearly half the extra cost of financing the McNary-Haugen plan? And would that amount be offset by any gains he would re- i ee eelive. the certain Useless Expense. The wheat farmer, oO would profit by the higher price per bushel that he would for domestic wheat, but this docs not take into account the plight of the corn farmer, the cattle farm- er. the cotton farmer, dairy farmer and all the other kinds of farmers who make up the great body of agricultural! strength, eco- nomically and politically in Amer- ica. This. therefore is what the ad- ministration now asks the defend- ers of the McNary-Haugen plan to The question really 1s: f course. receive the answer. while? Do die the brother pense for wheat consumer—namely farmers, If and states cotton, consumption? they will Senators Representatives from those which have cattle, dairy. corn and other farm productag con- tinue to support the McNary-Hau- plan? The proponents of the plan have all along been endeavoring to win do the support from the farm groups! other than wheat by offering to apply the same principle of an F equalization fee to keep up domes- tic prices but the question then re- solves itself into whether the add- ed expense of consumable coods is offset by the higher revenue from the sale of products. Similar to Tariff Problem. In many respects the problem is like the tariff What one section of the country wants in the form of protection, another section pr>5- tests is a high cost tacked on to consumable goods. Bv a system of | compromises, tariff bills have been i'written., but the present agitation in the West against the Fordney- McCumber bill is considered proof of what the difficulties are in writ- |} ing a tariff that satisfies al! sec- | tions. Similarly the question now is whether an equalization few could be devised that could unite all azg- ricultural groups under a single | standard The administration has eountered with a qmestion that is purposely designed to divide the _succeeds depend on how the wheat Bike a ‘ing farm groups and whether the effort | organizations answer the argument. | the | do not answer if, chances are the President himseif will offer it as one of his main reasons for deciaring the plan of doubtful benefit to agriculture asa whole TWO SAVED FROM BURNING SHIP Men Badly Burned, Are Landed at Philadetphia. Br the Associated Preas NORFOLK. Va., 7.—Two /men were rescued from the burn- four-master schooner, Albert W. Robinson the Virginia by Jugo- Slav tteamer, Izabran, according to they Sept. coast the a radio message received from the | coast guard patrol! ship. Cushing. The men, who are said to have! been hadly burned, were landed at | Philadelphia. Derailed Car Wrecks Station. Special to the Post-Dispatch PARIS. Mo... Sept. 7 — When ' ‘seven cars of a Wabash freight train left the tracks at Stoutsville | yesterday. one c&r broke through the station wall and came to rest tn the waiting room, damag- ing the building so ft will have to ter, escaped by rushing through d rear door. This is the third time in three vears that derailed cars hare wrecked the Stoutsville sta- the f/heat farmers wish to sad- | their | With an extra ex-| 1926 —— ST.LOUIS POST DISPATCH MAYOR APOLOGIZES TO BATHER| < ee are good. Regrets Arrest for Violation of Law — q of Common Sense. Bry the Associated Press i LAVALLETTE, N. J., Sept. 7 __ | hunting missing relatives. The only | Mayor Van Camp has apologized | reason the woman gives for ta king to Albert Roesch of Philadelphia, | ?®80" is: me right.’ a summer resident, for causing | Roesch's arrest for “violating the, law of common sense and jeopard.- | izing the lives of his rescuers.” Roesch, in awi'mming, found him- self unable to return through the heavy surf. James P. Neville, with two other men, put out tn a boat. | The boat was upset by the heavy | seas but the men rescued Roesch. | The Mayor ordered the town Mar- | shal to arrest Roesch as warning | to other bathers ‘‘foolish enough to | go in rough seas." ; - Would-Be Suicide Hides Identity. Special to the Post-Dispatch. CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo., Sept. | 7.—The woman who drank poison here last Friday still refuses ta re- veal her name and insists she hopes she will die. However, doc- | SERVE toasted crack- ers spread with | Pabst-ett for a | real dessert | delicacy. uests by mai lor wire have been | received —— me tn rs say her chances of recovery 4 More than a dozen re- by police from persons | : “They haven't treated | [LINDELL 4600 SATISFACTORY WORK Fie eae SCHUCK’S _.PAGE 13 COURTEOUS SERVICE | CLEANERS wt DYERS J Be Greater St. Louis Exposition SHOE SALE 2 Straps ; Pamps Oxfords Combinations Let’s Go! Satins , Patents Tan Calf Gray Kid ~QOil Burners onsider these Points In JUDGING | hopes first for a burner operating under these four laws that govern the per- fect combustion of oil.. k The oil must be atomized—not vaporized. 2. This atom- ized oil must be mixed with air enough to supply suffirient oxygen to insure per- fect combustion. 3. This mixture of atom- ized oil and air must be burned in sus- pension. 4. It must burn in reflected heat —heat reflected from the fire brick lining of your heating plant fire-pot. mental laws. Nu-way is one of the few automatic o1! burners operating under these four funda- Then look for certain characteristics in the burner itself. Simplicity is of prime importance because the fewer the moving parts the less wear and the fewer oppor- Approved as Standard by L'nder- writers’ about 3°70 miles off | | The Cheaper Fuel Nu-way burns oil selling for 2c to 2'ec less than lighter distillate rec- ommend for other burners. tunities for the mechanism to go wrong. Nu-way is the simplest buriiaiberns oil by the four essential laws. Look to the ignition which in the Nu-way, is positive and perfectly timed. The Nu-way ignition flame must be on five seconds before the atomized oil enters the furnace. Consider the accessories—automatic con- trols, motor, fan, fuel feed, and so forth— so vital to your burner’s dependable oper- ation. E ‘ All these special devices on Nu-way are made by firms of nation-wide repute and standing. Ask yourself, too, if the burner you are investigating is made in the size best suited to heating requirements. Nu-way is made in four sizes and, with the easy adjustments, the range of efficient heating ranges from a five-room bungalow to a fifty-apartment building. Before you buy, see Nu-way. 4, AUTOMATIC OIL BURNER | DAZEY & DRAUGHON 4505 Delmar BI. Phone, FOrest 1571 | At the Entrance to the West End Lyric Skydome be rebuilt. H. J. Otten. station mas.- | ee renee ee St. Lours ss DAZEY & DRBAUGHON 4505 Delmar ’Bi., St. Louis, Mo. Please send me Nu-way literature. I am is- terested in an oil burner to heat a............ one0ee e**® eee eee ew eee eee ene eee eae ett annae® Street ett Fee eee eee weet tenet eee eeeaaeeaeaeeteae ? » . State Senet eeeneee ee —_ “ee eGeaevee eee a - ~~ ec vate - ne ° * Ae RA 8p bas Seadipn e CERI CTs EER hd SIRO : y ee gmap ONE agen Sy or i. ate ce ° Pi, rena cmadia cities atrabe cers hae AEE PTW ath SR EERE in, Me Na Br ME ri 5 fe DORE ti Gate * “Aya Yo aes cet or het ba = Sy Oe ey ot M ee a

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Be oS et pass : . lean wey y 7 : 5 3 fae) PAGE 14__ ST.LOUIS ‘POST-DISPATCH . TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926__ ST.LOUIS PQST-DISPATCH ae oy «one, estinsive f Be ge earn Ber J 3 IC CO. 4417 SHAW AV. 5780 3 a Seuth St. Legis . auther’® ° 3 . ; ts ape sec 4 wait Ddiaiia: ectoerbal sae idee ie i paket TR UN ere: soe ads 4 Papa Cea herp ony be abek Ss ee Rada CE, ee we. Hat: oats a cep sree cue tlt eg I a Se ee i ace ‘ Poe : ahs gad a “a 7 ’ Gently, Tike haman hands, the Easy Vace \ sam Cups move up and down 60 times a min tte, flushing air, and water vec the clothes and back again. Meanwhile the New Easy drver spins the clothes dry, & og oh 2 ready for the line, Se eae 2 " oe? «2? a 4 f ac. yler this NEW WASHER each wee One look at this New Easy: that washes & dries at the same times and they want 2f at Once ++ if The quickest success ever made in home appliances AVE you seen it yet—the mar- at once—time cut in half No broken’ Easy that many dealers already have peg rea {rae ) as es en Peat eae” ted gna ee 3 New styles, ne’ colors, new mat rials, mew trea ments—with Lan Bryant qualit throughout. TWO TUBS—One dries © while the other washes Washes, rinses and dries all at same time . . . Dries ready for the without a wringer ... New culating system handles all the i: velous New Easy Washer that’ buttons. Your clothes come out of the waiting lists for Home Demonstra- ; a has taken the country by storm? New Easy dryer unwmnkled—thus tions Wonderful as a description of ee Women are clamoring for it by the saving ironing time. the new model sounds. vou can’t be- ee thousands. The amazing demand for The New Easy makes its own soap-__ gin to appreciate it until you see it in this new wonder-worker keeps ahead suds. A wonderful new water-cireu- action in your own home. If you will of the supply. lating system takes care of ail the phone the nearest Easy dealer or | It is only natural that the New Easy water for you. without wasting adrop. write us we will gladly atrange to A Washer has met with such instant, It even empties the wash water when do vour week’s washing free. so that a overwhelming favor. Justread the list you're all finished. A special gasheater you can judge this new household eo) of special features on the nght keeps the water hot The New Easy miracle for yoursel£ No cost. No obligation. from dryer to rinse and bluing tubs «1 - - - Does a complete washing fas than any other washer . .. Dries re ..- Safeguards buttons . . . Gas MODEL M } keeps water hot ... Washes SYRACUSE WASHING MACHINE CORPORATION, Syracuse, N. Y. This és the famous Eary Washer gently and thoroughly than mo ce. ae es = a. : with one-piece aluminum os ea . . 2 eee zr nC : , 5 is, a se 1g b ' | ae The onl hi hi is SO gentile with your clothes. Washes a oniy washing machme saietiaee ne Rigen area Me that does all these things ee ee 3 to operate. If you wish to keep the New Easy, ee Think of a washer thatdries one batch : you can own it on easy terms. A as of clothes and washes another batch They clamor for demonstrations Small deposit—then small amounts ae at the same time! Two things done So many people want totry the New monthly. ply and easily . . . Just touch a move a lever, and it’s done. hoew : heretofore. 4 a Pea,

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: ; —= ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, bergen 7, 1926 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 15 , a “ SS oe ; , ‘S a 9 y : . | German nme Fined for Slander. lines of its American namesake. . é y the Associated Press. Fo er M @-, 1 For 12 Years | BERLIN, Sept. T—The Kntents| rormer minister of Poste and Tele z | | | of the Fiery Cross, as the German | Pte ca er eye ee we nave sold to hundreds of satis- » 4 ’ | der suit against the Grand Knights | -” fei customers. Let us demonstrate Ku Klux Klan is called, has re- eo" many new, exclusive features 1/1 Jn the greatest industry this world knows—the American’ Home— | ceived a number of setbacks in its’ pode C aan ayy stot yon the | the average housewife spends 75 per cent of her time chasing dirt? campaign to establish a militant) ,; aie r | P . | not antisemitic, anti-Catholic and anti- | Se ee a ee ASY WASHER Why not relieve the hardest part by installing AMERICA’S LEAD- -| fined 200 marks each. | ING ‘ELECTRIC WASHER, balance oasy The New EASY Wa£ASHER . AFTER E (UR YEARS ONLY HOTEL IN ST. LOUIS . , For a limited time only | | WITH FREE SWIMMING POOL & SHOWERS § eS / $2.50 Down and walance in small payments. SULPHUR WATER TURKISH BATHS FE : Reserve yours today, or better yet, come in. ‘Prosecution One of Many BELC HER HOT Dept. for Ladies 4417 SHAW AV. ' || Conner-Kimball Electric Co. ||. in Federal Court Allowed EL . EC | Fourth and Lucas Phone | St. Louis’ Finest Washer Store o ff ed 80 Phone FOrest-3743 3026 N. Union BL » we ee . SSA 8 - eC are rrr ~~ > ‘2 SS “Saxe “2a SS 4st a7 Siany PVR, ~~ eee reer we ~~ ~ “eae £ ae “ POPs. ete tee 446 te a th he ee ford turned to East St. Louts, | we ‘ was arreste a one regres on bond. | d dries afl at the [ests o ginal s ready for the fine “prastect sertha be bas mak --- New water-cir- 4 a, | HY ht : dictment. Judge Lindles ie Exposition adles all the water HH) (\\)| | SilkDresses—Yes! | | )\ |. eet meee i ' L | y|\) : | : | | a Bit Va 1e would be jaileé a. | Lil Dinnor Dresses, #10 ‘NTER-CITY BEAUTY PaseanT and blue waters . | AN! | Ne Business Dresses, $10 Make . « ~ +> are @ ~wrFr * . * i Seer’ oe + * ee «*% SS 5S So >a. Pry) nf Aha Ded +... hh A « _s as = % > he Sper > i ‘ar FLORA Wha Le 4 2%, *. ~~“ “at a4 Aw oe ~ sas > “Pe Sp > be | >; “ ‘ ~~ ~* rade VSS Neg Everything that is new—in style—in patterns—in rich texture woolens—you q@ill find in this big lot of one and two pant Suits! Suits distinguished in every detail of tailoring and design! For the young fellows there are extreme models with broad shoulders, narrow hips and wide trousers, but for the older men are smart, yet conservative models! All finely tailored of smartly patterned woolens, All sizes. —Worsteds! —Scotch Tweeds! -—Broken Shadow -—Diamend ~~ assimeres! —Cheviots! Stripes 4 W eaves! —Velours! —Homespuns! —Two-Tone —Pineapple —l nfinished —Diagonals! Effects! W eaves! Worsteds! —Herringbones! —Chevron Stripes! —Second Fleer >» > 4 — we 44464 SBA Be . . >. > > se * =e . * rz OP te Fee Bap S taderwwelew me Ae ~ ~ on > . ——* WISI SSS ~ .> *“ehaw " ‘ iA > AAS Fe ™ ' a * a» saxwate ee > ssa 2° a ’ » ~- . ¥ ~S See 4S OO > ks 4°? * Pace «- > SA S WE”, ao yyy rz . - aad aie eS * > he hh . = a7 - ae Paw or > Se @ © a ’ r= —s |S ie = es a As . * +e? a eh oO ae a A ; > Aatcuowa te e 5S 2E' sf ~ ~ A a Tet we . se, ~ . sar ra € 7 * a ~~ % RA ~Sabe ‘ “% . a" a ‘hand today to share in sele -cting | her successor from the 1926 crop! of 73 peaches im the _ intercity ig Seas ioe beauty pageant. Miss Fay Lan- a Say ra ; eS Fy ; Aa phier, winner of the crewn last | SA EN “i BST Ose ( | 8 12 | we" tage «OY cans, abheisees 4e, ‘ar, arrived last night, as did Misg | RN We abr ye Ve fe Sale! Boys s A ‘uatenile Beryl Mills, Miss Brig- | Sarat ay Bes UAB a antine each Mise Elmira, N. Y., | M ’ ; v7 2-Pants Suits. ° and Miss Wildwood Gables. Thir- | en § ty-three contestants, with their | Gabar- chi iperonse, were in Philadelphia : dines last night. but remained there to wait for the 37 other beauties, in and order to arrive with them on the | Topcoats : ~ , ° roif or regulation knickers Beamy Specset wear: oe oe pair “longies” or @ ) “sh ES tire S A Zz : thhana® "eiias sa? Sz 4 © >§ as bas" ‘ ¢? ‘ts 7h 4 "77s © , : ~~ ~ amuel . Leeds, 5 nan presi Me Fak | tah, Us cle or pairs x&knickers. Sizes 5 to 18 q dent of the Chamber of Commerce, sean at. 1 ie | years, $5.95. Bs wey. Seas ta . “445 4 im * So Oe oe Swe * 7 == feerawnne . Aes ’ rs ~ ) ow rer » mae ~r<s ‘ ~- oe ns + "“@- . ~~ - ~~. + ee ee Boye' Here are ne Sia Bey ute English vest Suite with tw: pairs of pants that you'll certain- ly like? Made of good- looking woolen tweeds, casseimeres and Scotches. Coats are alpaca lined’ Come with combination of one ere ae PSO SPA CaO Or . S444 Ao" “ . a << “e4 oA: ee i oi? & eh & 7 a’ ’ rasta at = ow + eee Aww ~ . ~*~ SIVAN ~* . _ “ee a 5 © Mat ae tw SANA a ~ . was named engineer of the train- load of pulchritude, whose arrival to the accompaniment of booming suns, bands playing the “Star- Spangled Banner,” and a rousing reception was fixed as the formal opening of pageant week. For the first time, a former year's Miss Ameriea is helping in the enter- ‘ainment of the visiting beauties, and her ehare today consisted in “raisin@ a flag at noon at the court of honor on the boardwalk, to Nes os” symbolize the opening wf the There Is No a for a Lane Bryant Slenderizing Garment paceant. t ‘

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PAGE 16 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — } “TUESDAY EVENING SEPTEMBER ____THLLINOIS LABOR See Hudson-Essex Exhibit = “gran pprimore Greater St. Louis Exposition ) a9) DEFLATION President Walker Calls Act « ~ o wl pe ee AS Wr Og - nee ee ee Re thane a en ek ec a hh SP a es wee. ‘ , : Lg tiaseibll ant NAAR Mach PG liAibs 4l bh casoaonconbnts i“ ny dag fy y - bp v + ugety Rel. Sok? og ee aM ety aid hegtiickalilacicann clea ae = m teks: RR: SAR ie ae oy 3 pees f cae “tah vin ty wt ie Pea re p- rt aatouse YF ‘SUPPORTS PLAN TO FIX MONEY VALUES , ’ . Ce ME i ANG. en NOR NERS hp ahasan sey nage AiR : i FUN cate end nian. apalig. 8 5 eee i NAY ET ARNE, OPT > RARER Re a Se Se ROBERT AG) See hg ren Vite Opposes Child Labor — Calls Illinois ‘Open Shops’ Failures — Reviews Year : é, of Industry m State. | : j 2 € New Autumn styles in thi in ; day! Garments especially d toned of satin. satin Canton. sen n in slenderizing straightline models. as embroidered designs, tucking, panels, d iene and vests a used in attractive ways. 7 NY ines ws nm m / A in Sah Oe oe. > edi” ee PRET ath Bilbte: MEMhae She Be Shh Mg ‘ ; . ~ Dkr ei ais a PE, Mpa acagee 8 a Sek Fike Se ae SE as a a oe Bipot Sik if A i ep Si Ds Saree / vibe bal ae ae Fe RS Lae. A GS” om loaner et Peat 5 SAU Reba en Shades include Chanel red, jungle green, wood, brown, russet, navy and, of course, black. Sizes 38! to 5244. Ravement Eeomomy Stare ‘ 4 ee Share This Special Offering of Apron Very Popular Are These Nobby Frocks and Dresses relt Sport Hats $1.49 to $1.95 Values (Ee Cynsed Great Los. oh 4 | «) out “ peli 5 Gis Grete 3 a a | | mad musses’ Felt Sperts — Fait wear. Shown 1 al- ail the wanted ied and tri | | - - : ith ribbon band and bows in ef- | $22.50 Columbia 4 Bicyclettes $1929 CRE a it NE Rae oe erp hype? cet hae > SOE Hg ating Ma es Diane . ad e kt " x ~ " Y yee 7 , a Sa ei ai wn xP a gee, Seat 7 Sy wth vt Ree. 5 OR ORS Be Yah es 79. be Fy shat eaeee “ Wee 5 eM Unt err ae ce. eT Ora ee “ ey: - ~ - rae uz ‘j ‘ Ele : “ NOE Ree ABE Fe Beene Wee v ta an et 3 y ? 5 . . its - “ ~ cee : ode a 4 obs he ek 057 77 apa _ Te fe pe iE Cie abs ackess s OLR +n igh Re ~~ Dy 40 * a re ys ’ o «* . ai 24 r ail : ‘ 4 , all Poe a RAM ihn ERE: ENGR RNR METI! LEE Hnia ty of NG ¥ a a Ae eate ~~ “ede sin: ~ it REE, GOGO AEE aes onan eke od [rent ¥. — Te - ‘ Sti . Pee a “ - ys 2 . en erige emda gat as ES, OF RE’ TiN eae Fr crease ede hes BED PS Done hs ag r wa re “ BR Res Sap AREAL Spagetti cate eS Dts Deed Ne ARR RNS AE, eel aie! , . Wemen’s Silk U mbrella: Seconds of $4.98 Grade, at $32 to $35 Sins + 7 te * > + bs oq my %; ; > be ¢ 5 Ye " ay a 2 Ss A: =. + me { +. ps ty ty Oe fr 7. Kaa 4 5. Died i Se b> See a" es 3 ae Be. a q wy “ 2] & 4 te = e Mothers! Select From These Boys’ Novelty Suits Offered at | Ideal for Year-Round Wear Are These Men'cand ¥ en’s Suits. Choice at "ra € Suits in single and double br ed | a. semmi-iitted and cc servative styles. Of wook fabrics in light amd dark effect featuring stripes and attracts mixtures. There is a splendeé choice of colors. REIT nb Rien bio Sr nye gateroon ie ph Ih eS Payette, BBA deren bee ee DSi sl De sein 4 ie Sash de wa 5 — ee ee 7 ee as ae ee ee , Se - $ ates : Tees aor ; we ee , Fait belt > eX RD et a OTe ae rae ‘ y ‘ “ . 22 caged a as ane a Fh Ahiow eniber gh 5 4 s , il sate NT é ‘ . ae a, wT as vi " ere a ATE Oe ms 4 ital ek Sit es : A es i ne Wa Sen s wie oe ig ne a ae el go rey ae ee, ae ay — ae > het fig phe hades sed ; ~— roo ‘ m 7a" A Me = Yep ~pi eMe a Aeo pepe Ki ae See oe ee hits digi tes Aichi . ere Adit “QOL: “¥ " 7 ie =: eet is, ie abe eM ee Oe ee Nic prea ‘ ; 3 aie, Y: sg Reg 7 > e x Pi RES AY . ome rh Borie, * as . ‘ a ~ >. RARE AROMAS RR Rae AA RR OR tts sett: IE ERR 0 yong here P P Ps Sey - ‘ + yee “ee ey bo rdat Bay 0k te des ie x eee PK eS ” a ‘* eo ae *: Kl 4 ’ 5 i Eighy ¥ a ghee.) ery =. aut ~ p = - . i - Mita S “ » , , . - Pe, . WOE ry i, © ' Aor % th ¥ be - ot — - be eg o> 5 —_— » ‘ 2 . wre Aer : wre 7 ror ake soe oe 24 Se Te Te ae a ee ee tfltoa Me a Se BRS Te a Baie Sista cies sai Bsiitet Babel SB '9 oy sR ATI — = » ‘ . a. = 4 av “ . P : ¥ a. eens a ee oe A ea sate ee ale a ee Ae Me ee Calis “ re ~! re & a Failure Al are well im sizes 34 to 42 chest. Terms. - . to 7*% Ar Bavewest Eronemy ae s. At Basement E.ceeemyr *tete Wednesday, Choice of 100 of These Wednesday We Offer These Women’s ey “ “Ye Olde Tyme” Comfort Shoes| $10 All-Wool Blanke Ss eo os dustrial ‘ “aptaims Ar tacked. d ~~ z -~ oy > - a ' iw - em Selo and co—binatons of ed-and-white. Baeeewrenat Lcewmermsr . a OS al eal © ty teh ie : . ’ ” ae . 4 ee t eta , SE OAR RRC SOU ORL op al IE. set RR Se tah ES TAREE Rete eR IRA MEISEL IO REE WR EN NICE Re ee en te, ee ; = " bite ve Loren ey ENT ORR as +> : ; - Spe Rap: R st Uc rpc and Colors @ 36-inck Crepe de Chine = One to ine yard lengths of me to mme yard lengths im vamous good colors and black. 39°-°2ch umbleached Maslin a2 amnc-white checks and A type sdeal for dresses, etc Limited quantity 24 a « th Vare 27 wmches wide a — > ~ No mail or phone orcers. ic $1.98 Striped Silks = | ** a am gpm or combena oe a 39 Bedspreads lgeml tor dresses Scago-inch tropical lkght- weight Spreads — ecru $1.49 eae ground with bine, gold or @ ms Georgetts i9@ « wide “ange rose stripe. Seconds of coors. Offered $I. 19 of $t.s0 grade a. yard BRacewen: Egememy «tom ” ’ 27Teen. Wrod tole: : : " v' ‘ : 3 — 7 ax == . an , 4 che “a> far. ’ hw aa = : 4 ; bd P } a 4 . ba uns > + > Warge and mecrom and smal! Sl “mre | . = oa om the ’ J, “: ¢ ” i KLINE’ S—~Secs 7h. | FTapPo operator who opened the sta- Gen this morning Andersen evri- éent ir had hee nm <ireck By Py [racn @urtmg the nigh. BES TO REISE, Ae AE NB EEN ES IRE ~

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W é Gort Lagle __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ _——- A ae Sta inps ——— and Redeem Full Books for $2.00 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandise—F ex Rickscied Articles L xcepted | TUESDAY EVENING, Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 Pp. M. Daily—Open Saturday, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. - FAMOUS -BARR CO: SEPTEMBER 7, a = —weenne eee irgest Distr ibutors of Mlerchandrse at Retal in Missourt and the West | ons! Sale of 350- Dresses ~:/5 il group offered Wednes- worth. Motorists! “Defiance” 1 tor large women, fash- and Georgette and shown Various touches, such 1els, drapes and vests are ; (3 : ” ' ao meee aaa _ eieteaieene PS 0: AIRES RRA RTE ee tO AI red, jungle S .60 set, Navy and, } = 3814 to 521, | Basement Deonomy “tore | Thi: is the lowest i‘ price ever quoted upo Hat these well - con tceuned Suaranteed Cc. ords. te These Nobby Standard size Defiance Clinchers JOx31, Size You Can Positively Reduce Your Tire Cost by Using At the New Low Prices. Defiance Oversize Cords Tires Tubes mht. = $785 $1.85 30x3'% Gt. Cl. 9.95 2.25 30x31, Gt. S. “s 11.10 Fa 31.4 $ S$. 13.95 2.95 ee ee 1550 3.10 Te Te we 15.95 3.20 tk A a $22.50 Columbia 200 Schoolboys Will Be Made Happier by This Offering of Better Grade Bicycles Timely Savings—Splendid Selections $35 Motorbike Bicyclettes emg Pein For att le fe! s; have k Umbrellas r Basement Economy Store Bicycle $2.8:9° Have double bar; well painted in blue Duco. Equipped with coaster brake. The favorite of TOV. ng borders, safe, healthful] toy ames, with de, at. : cushion tires and ad ae P , justable ha ng br are. A s. Various $32 to $35 Single-Bar Bicycles Basement EKeconomy Store Popular Bic} cles that have mu rt S$] ngic- -bar 95 me frame Vev Depa rture $ E. coaster i ake IuUG hese Men’s and Young . guards and spring sad Sagi _—-—— dle. Special! at ‘heavy frame, reinforced sturdy boys. $35 to $45 “Motorbike’’ Bicycles Boys have great fun with these “Bikes” of fork, coas spring saddle. Offered at the special price ot Sixth Fleer 'sSuits ||] shoice at gle and double breast- semi-fitted and con- les. Of wool-mixed ht and dark effects, ipes and attractive here is a_ splendid rs. e well tailored, } 34 to 42 chest. Basement Ecenomy Store eae > of 100 of These ol Blankets Offered i Wednesday—A Newly Arrived Shipment ot 72 Attractive 15 | | eres Velvet Rugs © Just now when the thoughts of so many turn toward their homes—comes this opportune offering of the season s newest pattern n 1 Ras Mave ciosely ] LIT] ing iQ] if nize with interior decorative schemes. All have fringed ends. 8.3x10.6 Rugs of Similar Quality. . $53.50 ie 65 Inlaid Linoleum $15 Axminster Rugs ~~ uma ~~» EN p Wwedl. e1 sisal werd Special! Group of Women’s Hese $1 Value for. 65c. € Mock fashioned silk and rayon Hosiery with liste tops and re- imtorced feet Otiered in black, white and colors Men’ s Half Hose bCcatmi¢ mercerized cotten Hose with fCouble heels and * toes. ack and colors. Seconds a 7 " 23¢ to 35c grades c Children’ s Stockings -lastic ribbed mercerized cotton (% loss with double heels and toes. Siack and colors. 3 mires, Si—-pair............ 35¢ Basement LKeonomy Store a 1s and color combinations in 9x12 Rugs. Jhey woven velvety nap upon scaniless backs, in- And in the wanted shades to harmo- These are 4.6x6.6 Axmin A rge assortment 9% ster Rugs with seamless the newest attractive pat back and long serviceable terns in popular color corm- nap Good patterns and inations ‘Excellent wear- color combina- $9. >() ig gt $i. 3] tions. Special o Pitth kileer For a Short Time Only, This Unusually Attractive 4 Washer Special Either Mode! Delivered on Payment of Balance in 15 Monthly Amounts @ With the purchase of an Easy Vac- uum Cup Electric Washer, made so convenient by these very unusual! terms —is there any reason why you should be without one of these splendid ma- chines? And you have choice of Mod- el] R, the new Easy that washes and dries clothes, or Model M, the wringer- type Easy. Have an Easy do your next week's washing—as a demonstra- tion—no charge or obligation. Remember—This Offer Is Available for a Short Time Only. Basement ‘atllery Tires are made by the largest tire manufacturer in ei Ohio—assurance of quality in this fact alone—and being abso- lutely without equal in value. you will certainly appreciate their Sold here exclusively in St. Louis. Balloons | Fas} | tra mileage: 29x4.40 S.S., $10.65 30x4.95 §.S., 15.50 $0x5.25 $8.8. 16.15 $1x5.258.8., 16.95 30x5.77$.S., 19.95 33x6.00 $8.8. 20.95 Defiance Oversize Cord Tires Compared Quality for Quality They Are U nequaled riding and ex- j ' € Beautifu! group: designs. ractl fp ieee — Siath Bloor Wednesday—A Special Offering of Silver-Plated Casseroles $4.75 and $5 Values ‘3= tinished attractively in e These Casseroles ar cal and make acceptable gi ? ated. Casseroles in Galleon design o1 et inst el color finish. Both oval and round styles are in the v ngraved eA € most a -~ — rts. S‘iaim Fleer A Drapery Special tor Wednesday! Fringed Curtains Specially Priced, Pair $622 @€ Attractive Casement Cur- tains that are extra values at $6.95. terns weave loped A wide variety of pat- in shadow and filet s. Straight or scal- lower hems are ef- tectively trimmed with 3- inch specia day o bullion fringe. This | price is for Wednes- nly. Fifth Floor tne | ven featu —obt W ednesday—Sel Underwood Typewriters Rebuilt Models if € These Rebuilt No. « Under wood Typewriters are mechani merfect and ofter writer manv valued Underwoo lence of owning your own res Mepencabile machines tainable o =m deferred payment plan. Know the con. ect One of These ~ d typewri iter! “isth Fleer lined I pound ed in golden oak. Pen i bond ‘ fou reutt r ran " 21S A Se ng : ‘ f nm Porvre ‘his if) \ .: POM fort a h iz 7 led * rroir ies hetars the he rf 7 ° ’ ? were frem Bedalia. about 49 miles Ww ‘kerany ve it? atten re rn @ > oh t+ he was bedfaat far more thor ' a nt mrmediatelds prior to ‘he bank robbery with a serious illness. - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — PAGE 17 — Man in Pleasant Grove TAI LOR - Mi A D E Su ITS us in the bank rob- | Gaon cvemimgs Until BPM A DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT . : Snappy Double and Single Breasted | College Suits. The Kind They Are Wear- | ing on Fifth Avenue. Also the Old Reliable ‘Conservative Models. NOT-CALLED-FOR aun: it 2 oy atest les! ett ae aPry" SR Re alias ieee 2029 aR IR 549 HNMR. ah) 20d Li VA gine LN Pin its Pe enaenemiphine Of; = A eee — SR. div Wea . 2) i as o i New Double Breasted - BLUE SERGE — SUIT + NEW » BLUE SERGE COAT GABARDINES TOPCOATS =| *7 to *414 a TUL 7h \ WE we tenho ee Dt stdin bt ion CLOSING OUT ALL SUMMER | SILK DRESSES & $ ‘pple: NEW FALL @> COATS ras » $Y.95 uP wus NEW BOLIVIA FUR “a COLLAR $7.95 COATS FALL SAMPLE RESSES ARRIVING DAILY yf bmn BRAND NEW FUR $ EVERY COAT GUARANTEED TO BE A SAVING OESEERESBRPRSGE HORDES S97 2 2cHF Dress Better Far A Deposit Holds ANY GARMENT GRAND] PAGE, GRAND, HODIAMONT CARS AND BUS

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2 “¥ sat * ee 4 if i re ey 4 4 Maia Fleer Sports wear. They are 40 inches wide. Third vantage for trimming pur- ee 3 ® Mm - on =>», ™ T Det ees SLL Pt TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 192° ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Yeas Bee ies > +. 3 _@ . Lae ES Store Hours: 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday, 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Nien’s Matiese. Hicks 5 Ee Welcome to All Visitors eae — @ 2 To the Greater St. Louis Exposition $ 5 $ 6 = d $ 7 * -# : ¢ This Dominant Store extends greet- f= : ‘ 7 @. ings to all who have come to St. Louis e @ The smart felt Hats known ae Re ip : at this eventful time. A trip through ; Your Most Pleasing Choice of t uch Approved, Serviceable ca New f weed Suits | 7 —Here Exclusively in St. Louis i $ , —Two-Trouser Fall Models of the Well-Known 13 and the Acme of Smartness ates L, si | Sd 3 Kirschbaum” Make—Outstanding Values at € Undoubtedly you know that | Shagmoor Coats are chosen every Fe “| year by women and misses of dis- : crimination—and for this reason we ; want you to see the new models , | i that are now on display. Every @ There are sor anys occasions pings A Tweed be : 6 =“ ES ak we 7 many wel- | Shagmoor” is distinctively styled quite the smartest thing to wear that ws y | ain he height of fans d dressed men and young men will want to place one o mt me > 6 ee ee these smart Tw eed Suits in their Fall wardrobe. For . very painstakingly tallored. You, traveling, business and general wear, they are ideal, | too, will certainly want one of these | being in the favored grays and tans, tailored on handsome, moderately priced gaq- English lines with the precision and style correct- ments. ness always found in Kirschbaum Clothes. All sizes. . ; . Mannish and tur-trimmed Shag- T é : moors that will meet your indi- Fall weed opcoats vidual needs most pleasingly, giving a well-dressed appear- 5 ance and splendid service. Splendid $ 90 Kirschbaum Values at.. Models The very best woolens are used in Shag- moor Coats—in patterns and color effects Topcoats of undeniable smartness—of all-wool tweeds in A that are unusually eitective and found in English, box-back models. with deep satin yoke; cravenette- no other Coats processed for rainy days and undoubtedly the very Topcoat ne you want. Sizes for men and young men. ii é. Sizes I to 20 in M; sses” Sect! Ion Secend Fleer ae Sizes 36 to 44 in Women's Coat Section. ge Sizes 42, to 521; in Extra-Size Section. Be : « : E aE 2 ae ne 8 | Mothers Shop Most Protitably From the ae We Offer Each ut — = a9 : ° e . . ~ . - ‘4 Come to Our Millinery Salon Wednesday for This Unusual Choice of Ee nes a Cee a a + : Th e New V e] ours Groups of Garments and Accessories That Will Be Needed tor Fall Days . z. —Fall’s Favored Models in Splendid Variety Handmade Dresses Silk Dresses | ¥ | 75 $250 10 $350 $4 9D A $4 and $5 $7.85 | | Attractive e Values, Special... — ) Values, Special... = sz a Value at ... | | Blin ig a ay 4 Exaquisitely dainty Dresses of sheer ba- 4 Sample silk crepe de chine Dresses é ey tiste and nainsook—some of which are tm- 1 babies of 6 months to 2 Delicate | ~ ported. Embroidered or finely tucke@ f, i \ colors in flesh. peach. light blue and white 7 = @ In tailored millinery nothing is smarter than these yokes; scalloped or plain wide hand hents. , ua Beautifully hand smocked and embroidered. nis — ee with very tiny brims, others of Tie ee ioe oe medium breadth—all with smartly applied touches ot SS Pde ps 4 ‘ a grosgrain ribbon in matching or contrasting shades. Babies’ $1.25 Bonnets m fit) Babies’ $3 and $3.50 Secqunl | Large and small head sizes. : si] ) | Se ee: ee eee be Dainty Fail Bonnets of silk poplin in white, - yarns beautifully designed and trimmed be pink and light bl © trimmed in frill — or tucks embroidered rosebuds and silk ribbon + Sauk cadd, reat, aoe at oats Sens. Soe, Sy eee es sve site fer the dy talgt a green and the fashionable black. ie a - Fourth Fieor 65c Vanta Bands Creepers Satin Pillows Blankets 3 special $i and $1.25 $3.50 - J $ ‘ \ alue-~ 44¢ Values 89¢ sce & Value pant 66C ei. rm? - ; a :; ; : Shoulder Bands of silk, Serviceable Creepers of Soft down Pil! ‘ erned 4 y ednesday Eres W orth-W hile Savings In wool and — mixed @mity, chambray and untings heavy quality ago Ragas me A pink and 14a . . . quality it well and gingham ; envelope and blue satin covers. Si b! : shefl- ie ian A Special Offering ot have pinning _tabs tor de-button : ett fects. rade onl i 12x16 inches. 7 meer Heat: j0x40-in, sie idee 9 Aen’ ss aj amas diaper. miants to 2 «an 6 months to 32 & fe. & ie years. year 7 a Sample white lankets in f 7 Men S . l O $11 Wick W d ~y woo anc ann qua $3 Nursery Seats a4 J I er ar robes cme aa By om ow These very practical * “baby toilets” are substantial- ae : trap atches $ 2 8 4-drawer style Wardrobes in enameled ivory finish white, pink and, light bine ly made and have high backs and side sup- ; es $1.95 Well-comstructed pieces that are ideal for $8 4 $2.50 to $9.95 values. ports. Finished in white enamel. ee $I . 3 : : Val = the baby _ layette. Special . od a Special Wednesday -e : iE os au Three Distinctly Special Groups of Group Presenting a Saving Opportunity.ia j B s 59 lhese Pajamas are of durable. color- ; vie , st materials and are well made. In N W- F 1] WV ] C d (: . ‘ n, blue, |! ‘avender and plain white with € 4 OO ens repe S hine 4 ; yon trogs and trimmings. Sizes A, All-Wool Crepe 2 @ Men who appreciate the convenience . © and D. 38 E of wearing a Strap Watch will value this > -I0 $1.98 Value, $ ™ ; opportunity to Suy one at a saving Reli- Men’s Union Suits $2 Value, Special i teneeu iesteapanes . : aovie, Warranted movement, fitted tn long uttgarter and Monarch brands of Athletic Special a? 2 7 rectangular nickel case with luminous ion Suits in checked and fancy madras. : : dial; an attractive, durable tvpe : taped armholes. web back, rou und neck oe ae ea | : | | @ 50 pieces of medium weight all-silk Crepe de i: ig er flap seat. Sizes 36 to 46. Special ie... c Plain and tancy ali-wool Crepe of 40-inch width. a veritable rainbow of colors. Splendid quality silk, « Wednesday at C Fall S$ smartest colors in correct weights for smocks and inches wide; ideal for new Autumn frocks. a ee Main Fleer cresses. | j ‘ All-Wool Flannels' Belgium Plaids Surah Plaids Flat Crepe > a - Women's Silk Hose With Lisle Welts ee $1.50 Value aaa aa —Specially Priced for Wednesday, at Pair ...............¢....... $ 98 7 ] l — % € A Hosiery ey that women and misses will much f 4 .05 C : Exquisite weight | of na Mae ee ui much appreciate: tull-tashioned Hose Rich heavy aill-silk Surah in it ight and of pure thread silk up to the lisle garter hems—of well-known saint and in at lenat two Gocee Beautiful Fal] Flannels of all Handsome plaids (in dark coler © T4ttan oielites 36-inch material Flat Sueee used so : tashionable shades, as well as whit ee fetnch and s4-inch combimations) that areso much ‘hat makes stunning Fall and effectively in new widths. Ideally suitabie for in demand for Autumn wear. frocks. May be used to ad- Winter gowns. trial of dependable aRT TW 0. | Dispatch “Dally Cart . a a 7 | TAN PAY DEBI’. EXPERT of > Saving. Ly » - rs ‘ a re a s+ 2 ur. Be! ; OF & . 4, 4371 ~ - : As uta Z| at E wr ‘By EDW -aep PRICE BE LJ Correspondence of the 1} and the Chicag Daily News. iCapyrs 26 ZONDON Englane Au eus not be in toe grea: e w cancel debts.” said ithers Be t-AT — = - r La. s so a : > War Dextroyver!l Capital La ras nad: Pies Dr y ‘ ‘ + 4! rine Ks - - — 3 - v -_ a | m 7 : os ? - ™ “ Tr -” — . ; >. a2 @ . ne =* a+ fe - 2 - ric — " ~ - x i . i he « Tas a cd r £ * ~ > se “2! ° Ve . Pp - wm ~ _ - «! +. —— | 2 - ' m ° - . a ie _ 3 . > .. = - *% ie § : i. - Caneeftarion oe & eent? =—* . 4 s . es a a *- ° a vs eye som : ° slat BRR CS? Thee ‘ ® v a ark. tira, frame. s + if nN 4 .r io set accor rm a w, \ Yast deal There @: ™ Fo TF os - ™ “ed *nleare Tr & ‘oe = » ° ” “¢ net &azzte ey me * @e soree of oF 7 ; * 4m referring to the hb

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: : Ps . . os : es - aoe 6 Sone : sautee ion 2 . oer. a ‘ ° ’ * err eeeere “4 rs ee + 17 ** — : * 7 . . . : . ere “ — PART TWO. a oan | ST. LOUIS, TUES SDAY EVENING, ‘SEPTEMBE R 11 1996. _ PAGES 1922 © and $7 MFA BRITAIN. CARRS wt ARMED MIEVICAN BICHOPS REED DECLARES FOR REPEAL OF PROHIBITION AMENDMENT; SPANISH PREMIER ee I ne FP BS one + Hats known everywhere OVER SHORTAGE OF SUPPLY’ ae eee 2 chase | iN DAY DEBTS, ca a ec FFK PFTIIRN (F | ANNOUNCES THAT HE WILL NOT AGAIN RUN FOR THE SENATE. N PASH WITH a ae Not Including Shales. Main Floor the Associated Press eee NEW eY ORK, Sept. 7.—The Fed- ; | : & Vil Conservation’s Board's ; re eaten, , . ° | TH EXPERT SAYS S223) CHURCH PROPERTY: “wat etime wou BS es. KINGOVER MUTINY» , Serviceable : telde ta he chee Ser eliris, Goones | ee ae ae em) =—-Return to Local Self- : oz. r ; Government — Blames : High Tost wal for! IN THE ARTILLERY Jones, chairman of the board ' Have Congress Raise Farmer’s Plight. iy te 4a? = AER TN CARON IE SOM. ape ee ee ae Bee es: | directors of the Standard Oil ee | eS F ey Withers, Econo- oe Petition Presented to Con-| Limit of Alcoholic Con- Jones deciares the report “can| , " | mist, Warns Against Sen-| 0 ly have reference to a certain,’ gress Asks That Title to. tent of Beer and Wine. finite area,’’ and he doubts | ‘ : | Soa es | aetnteaieiitaiaaiaiall r ntality About War |: “ei he ther it can refer to wells that Holdings, Taken in 1857 R ‘ - 2 | Di h t B Air ; ” pied is VOreing nt the present |! ‘ ¥ CHARLES G. ROSS, | : Di “ae ses ae a? ; rieht of every man to worship Co : ispatc Oo uenos es | Obligations. 177) He helieves future oil Be Restored. Chief Washington Correspondent f Me ace te | ite. Z ar: | according to the dictates of his own P Sa D Ri rand | | Of the Post-Dispatch. F “eg 2 a ia oe ie iss conscience and to be free from con- aper ys e ivera problems will be met with new ‘mnation because of his race or! " | ed Withou dem | Vv Corps I t 4 better processes, igging | ope KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 7.—' creed. This was one of the créat pt deeper digging | _tenets inculeated by Thomas Jef- | Consent of Monarch. , DOUBTS VALUE and discovery of new sources. THINK MASS OF | There was no equivocation or side- ferson. ) ‘ ir “alar: , Oi] shal In Colorado and Utah | stepping in a statement which Sep. | “Every organization or move- OF CANCELLATION ee from 10 to 30 times as, PEOPLE WITH THEM | in ee he a. | \eededl bik te ment caleulated to circumss ribe PUBLIC INDIFFERENT as this country has used Mc- | —_—_——— Post-Dispatch correspondent here ' sae ; irotessor of hemical nei- | ° resterday the P init) ? a : * ‘ 4 ‘ Ae ‘ io « satte It May Come, but cn ett . nonin ne ig i oot Prelates Also to Circulate : erday on the prohibition ques | £ ‘ om 4 |these great ee roe 2 LITIC CRISIS ne are 7 a | tlor | & m SRR = iat war with the _ spirit of @ | TO PO Al have carriec mmore exten: 4 - pt Bd e , e ’ Pe KS : mM | Urges Nations to Practice eee pela. et Petitions Which They In nis recent letter to Mrs. Nelle | 1 | Declaration of Independence, the searenes 1n O11 shale possib ies | . , Sone, ildi Vi f an y other coe hg we aaa | Ho Will For | . j + G. Burger. head of the State W. ¢ Constitution of the United States _ the Upbu ing irtue oO produet we pet from this pe l ce gis a- | a; tip Opposing the vroposal to re- lale 18 essentially the same as > | peal the State dry code, the Sena- | Saving. | re ‘oleum,”’ | he said. “We | tion. tor went vigorously on record get gasoline from it which we can| ee against “the unnatural and ex- a = ’ frame , ; , Te . . iA HIS is another in the series fot tel from the gasoline obtained| py ARTHUR CONSTANTINE, ig eal aadbont sloaich . ol from well petroleam.” . oes of articles by Mr. Bell on the Be ene A Staff Correspondent of the Post- not directly mention the LEight- financial situation of Buroze. |BONES OF SOLDIER KILLED IN | Diente and New York World. /évncy Amendment. ‘The omission COpyris » ge the . + tc ; ‘os. (New York Worl if o ine criticism. In some quar- By EDWARD PRICE BELL. | ‘ublishin os. (1 rk World | ol a eleadiesew of the Post- | WARS OF THE ROSES FOUND nvand Post Dispatch a | ters, that Reed had deemed it eyx- a a> > > 3 M + a Tt ae " ‘ Dispatch and the ( hicago Di Re 7 ava - | MEAICO CIifPry, Sept 4 The | pedient to leave a loophole in that =f *¢ »y* : ae > - ° . ® * . . yaa a > . - ’ } Daily News. , . tiers oe au 08 ! a . i petition of the ¢ atholic ke pis« opate statemen It was said that he was yO . | gland, Discloses Early Use o ) | erf oe iin the ‘ (Copyright. 10°26 - We , Cc {fins for a change, in the religious iaws Dp orming an he orthodox man- LONDON, England ae. 2—-).. s0GeR SOFAS. | o- ee = eS ner of presidential candidates. | By the Associated Press. of Mexico was handed today to Is for Repeal of A t us not be in too great a hurry 3SEAULIEU, England, Sept, 7-—! peputies in Coner eee lcs «rll Ved baien yp: vers cere a ~ Jeputies in Congress from the State In talking with the Post-Disp;: tet cancel debts.”’ said Hartlev mre coffins, one of which con-| . 4 ‘ii , cH spatcn : skeleton of a soldier killed | of Puebla They will present it to!representative, Reed left no douht : 4 . » ‘ 2) g : tor ry e i “3 rs, 0 of Great Britain’s ; hee , . | ” . : as to his ‘ ithers. one | 40 vears ago in-the Wars of the| the Secretary of the Chamber, wl he Oo nis position He is for the - ‘ economic rT "'S. AU- | ' 4. - ‘ “ repeal of the “ighteen : pat-known “9 2% | oses (1495-85 A. D.) have been! at some future session wil! read af Ty) ne igh eenth Amend- ‘ . .Ss (>] saree | 4 > | me é ne 7 ‘ 4 eee ¢ 20r of many Aaa : 4 rr Ve! lat Beaulieu Abbev in the to the assembled Deputies i _ at, as h sees the prohi- nd finance and. former nd Ito? heart of New Forest ED Se: Kise —" bition problem, is the goal toward Pre Economist. With: aged 39, The coffin Che petition specifies proposed | Which the friends of states’ rights a strong-featured, grav — a = ft es. “© > Si Sk LY ak cas _ ESE. a SE eee ae : , according to Ralph H. nD Se a DRE CS SS 7 " a - . -* * : and the creed of democracy.” | . | Tariff Hits Parmer. Keed Says. Less Popular Interest Dis- Reed came then to thi tariff. | . making it plain that he regarded) played in Recent Events this as one of the vital issues be- Than Usually Is Evident. tore the people, “Springing from these same) . B 1] Fi ht sources,” he said, “is the doctrine | in u 1g - that all forms of special privilege | ----. and monopoly are violative of the , i Aemetetie® Dunn spirit of our institytions. We have! SuBNOS AIRES, Sept. 7.—King violated this principle many times, and always to our detriment. - ———a —_— Atal ma SE ee Ee Alfonso and Gen. Primo de Rivera, “A notable instante is the so-| the Spanish dictator, are at odds called protective tariff. the bitter’ over the Premier's insistence that fruits or which are now being gea©r- the King sign n decree dissolving wed hw the farmer i nered by the farmers. ithe artillery corps, says a dispatch ‘"Th e f; ler ¢ ‘ ; : o h, rinning | : The farmer at last is beginning!,, pa Nacion from Bilarrits, to realize that you cannot create huge profits for manufacture beet France. without creating high prices for th After the decree abolishing army s* OL EE NB NG NN LE At OTIS I ete NNe Re, Maen. teots . QO Ye ga? +4 NR OREN AIAN A FO SOOO OO I IED IS IO LIEN SILT NNN ABI INT 8 Ripe este SPIRE SN RCL TNR SSA tele pac a people to pay He is beginning to’! promotions by seniority and subeti- sto " ' t+ ge . ry . ear = ; e ‘— his he ' jiscovery astonished archaeological amendmen's to the Constitution of/and of rue temperance should ‘, Be, = it he must sell his surplu ‘tuting the elective system became 49h Oe Sa es ie ae one ite See | Rs ‘ " a in tkurope, and that the level f | an, with a pleasan blend experts’ since if was not generally Js rhe episcopate also wi issue | “T?V®- BES cescec oneness es ear: : aimee ' 7 ; : | own, the dispatch says, the chiefs brew dDess and humanity in h ‘know? is wooden coffins were er +} ae P Reed niso helis ves th: " con. . nee ee : 6 E> Rae the European market fixes the leve Vy n . nly observant eyes ae ee | tl “fitt r POSE call to -the faithful to deluge |. derable easure of relief f; SENATOR JAMES A. REED, ‘for his products in the domestic |of the artillery corps requested a } used as eariy as the firteen century. | Congress with petitions, to which | _ abe postage 4 as , | a] igres: pet s, to which | market ik > de ‘ a) 7 TAKS +*¢ } rY) 1ST , ' + . } > . ” . ° - 73 ’ + } ~ ie . . ‘ " . ; : Kir Alfons to dismiss I rimo © » Ho odes no , VRUNIEe UU Although the records of the: Ab- | they ope to obtain 2°? 000 ana | ~OPait-ons that 1@ terms “intoler- pealing the Eighteenth Amend-} And outside he testimony . - uslv: he knows then ; , . t : 10} ain {000 vy | e90 ‘ , > harm Depression Ine, itable 1OUSIY,; rnow ben ae ka have heen « etroved long since, names / andi could be obtained through ment and permit ting each State aken by the committee it is al P 1 then ted ft} wits hers Tt, iment and ‘aSA ne what pal- .f Jurisali tior to é. . ‘ . . — . ‘s . \ a ‘a . l'This is t] , ive |from the demand of the clergy,|@UY® measure, within the terms/| robbery, larceny, 4g murder Condition Ovies fore: Chamge: | ing that if the manufactu: . armny was most loyal to the throne, y « a) Z , fs i ry eb , ’ . } . . P ' ae ‘ s+ ‘ , Alc J ‘ 9 4 . r as : 7 } ° : ‘ id sis Then Primo de Rivera decided to Nar eS h h; ; . } if tf is 7 i] av - Te ] cey of rie pop lia on TT , geht to , . } +} “ff t ' the farmer he re would he Blak: Cu : ‘as , i+. . nere Was fr Adodvinge ¢ rte he 3 facture sale of a lass | OUEDT lO appeal to 1@ Mos intense »] : ‘re ; , oO} hal that makes modern in- | back of them, |e oe this “' eiyeiee aah , wholesale closing of factories and publish a decree in th official ‘UT? We , question oe] The Sea tay > or neer or (f tte Ww oO! ; Ing’s s “ We come to demand says the . a ; ihe Senator de- he ppl ‘it Be | “a wall wonld g6@ up th: would | — , a ae ‘oa — clared tha? by . sirnpls amend.- Wants Vote on Amendment. il ange. l » each ven th {uit} irs of New ture, dissolving the artillery corps. ms . { : ‘ : : Lilie ¢) wine. _prohibitionist—clerical or lay—for | preamble of the church project. ‘‘in | “Te | ‘ , eve " " . , . ’. ‘ ™ : ’ ae n . . P . es *) | is ps qj)! Stig qr wy a hi Y , "ty" } : vr) o " ~ " . name 1e Catholic reorle of | Ment 01 the Volstead Act, so as to : the law stands today, if a} — = oe ng: what in Ens rland President.” rhe King forthwith hurried back to Madrid from his vacation at r) whic hy + hs . OS GREE OBB OBE LORE RE OR River They resolved not to ac- Boamege the decree, and the artillery ‘, ’ e-aN €) id > 7 _¢ : . . . | . é : - 7 ‘ 1 ire - 4 7ec. make it applicable to Hquor “‘in- nited States Marshal were to see dividuals may desire he ques “Oh g ondition incellation f Mexico, derogation of certain pro- ' tion — le , . back these visions f the Constitution in fore toxicating 17) act.’ (“onegress eould hootlegre r Sell a ‘1iiZen a DOU Ie om IS +d 26 . = he adopted | farmer has heen pl rced.”’". he con- oan Se Dastian. re not nhvs- |at the present time and reform of CR alze Ui al of mild heer and if beer and then it ‘r the citi- be ay — Ep ispecies eee 65 — | tinued, “‘is Boiss. yd the fn | rhe correspondent says discipline ——— ” wr i: ar) ind ehans ICU Oo} 1OLO al restoratives.” the.s for the patriotic Purpose pase His statement made it zen it Id blood, h could ig lng: ns | ares ese a POTN AY eee that the American manufacture: ts | nas SOS re-established. He adds — moods of any kind exchangeabtl gpmnnigns Rigs lial at eel > Sneee aHeious | cle? at he favored such a change | the-bootl him before among the people | actually producing an enormous that the intention of most of the My own judgment is that some artillery otficers was not to mutiny ‘ ° } ; | , ” . ’ : : >| le i ae | er flict and obtaining for Catholics | '" ‘© ‘aw. a Federal ev tried é capital; ss nh ee -f tui ‘ ; .olline hee ‘onld n take | Plan in general way similar to . . but to offe assive resistance fer Each . hem $= fo ae Pee ee > eee wy ther oc: Mex the liberty of heir senator in Fighting Trim ling beer, b : seas ig meh that 1} , , pe ’ | figures from 10 to 50 per cent less ~~ ‘ ae =v a Sa HCe. — _—~ es are in oa BaN - , ' mene : hin ” Ti ‘ourt and have) ‘Mat being adopted in anada is Some > ' , is eh im to a i Pal ourt and fh i than he sells the same goods to the mo to unished. i surplus which he sells abroad at courts sustained the ft tha . ‘ La a tiy y he | ~s Andrews’ Testimony. i fe | : , Quotes +* To his indictment of the high |renguer as head of the KTne’s mill- , a = $3 and $3.50 Sacques : nd sed ‘ so if can | rT) ne (Ciod the people = We ;, nit 1s iw (at ti senatorial hearings said thing was intoxicating that “ 3 . : : ‘ iv is significant. All ' i ; Li! > : mans ss > oni : ractice estirie L le Stila ‘a et ; . , ie xing wheat ? Ss Pin 1 that nains | it Britain will not collapse un The preamble concludes with | Practice. br the record Was in fact not intoxicating, the |‘ een te ne gee ee a ! : on prohi sition) rom ‘ I the war He declared that this! i rhe indi ifference of the Spanish 4 ed - if SPT) nioyv) ent T on} na : , Sacques of all wool zephy +> . : r.4 i i aid 1) il . nea is VW ifh- } , naragraph Says He Didn't start Boom. 7 the . eourts The ver? heless eho ild nao? im s ee ie mat in 12 months time tne p was done by Herbert Hoover as people il] desi Ww '§ : ; Mh ia | hg | > . iV gned and trimmed ith @ ; e : , : er P ; 1377 a oritisn *} Fs } (OT h a et ‘ > rt T’rnited (v6 sltijone g anpowutl the “ (les pre? , i ‘ - a ti rfere Those \'é \’ rier} i¢ T) j iis yey adele rts from the Pone Ton the I i}- preslaentiai nominee lv} 1¥°’*’ the : ' sent more than one in le LfPrmine WwW hat is intoxicating nent ' _ AVS wit. ‘ : {7 ; ? 1. F . ce Qik not ré pres if : I iad i} f eryry : _ 3 ee ie . ‘ . ; ? : Congress Has Power to Decide. The farmer h aie was | neseed ons the -most serious _ ‘ ’ —-s Thus will the ‘onstitu 7 gS ERT Ie i - in of physical trim him tried th . for the murde tie the proper solution b mastnann: seein The correspondent claims to ,*% now ~~ . "Tl" 1. - ‘ . - ‘ ; . = : . § VI inesota. 1« « » i : » . . . Pick l thea : ; é . , : : . , i4nn 4 i cip yt an rsta h s | nm aeee s wee : ee Ped is run- ‘l believe ear fate can handle: of a l. of course, that is far American peop! taxed thom “a frovernments order to decla re a ; ' : iners ase ? j fin g , ‘i 4 : : f si r : a | Pt ‘ si ‘ ' \o @ +3 ; +. i , : ; hie ‘ Aft if j= ‘ o . ma _* : ik Dresses Be eouinn mark oug for all : of 1867 the Weders? Government : : ae hdey hen thie is e liquo1 stiot itself bet-| below the intoxicating whint. But oromote infant industries. so|*'2t¢ Of War.” says the correspond- : ' ij " = lr ? " ‘ - . . m . ‘ — ~ ’ +} P ¢ . : j ‘> 4 ‘ ’ . — > : TY? i ‘ . g : ‘ a _* . . . ent ¢ | the fines : pee 7 nips ape 7 : s laid itle tr 1) eh ire orone | - : oat & sided lie " : 2 nan can nad j] 1 a W iSsil | I a vw ¢ ams rae «A “eo dé al nore. nat ‘Bat ae industries. 4 hen estahb- en An - ; h . i j \ . ’ Na Ot Be 7} } Ww Yi cron- . ae a a a . ‘ Rae ‘ , ; ; Abid eer : aicon a This , , " +14 > ‘ -» Ps I j bert reac 2 ach) iding arr? Witt} . " + . sa " , 4 Dp ev ’ a , P ‘ : | i ; } " t er en 1447 , > : fon ° : e | “ a . oo soda d would roy ide a r a ar ket for }? ; one — =e, and ‘ 5 ) : © sumption immensely large than , peturne | ee ‘LOURee- “One i is certain—-present)| thority of the Federal Ggwernment | ¢. _ tunes )*rimo Ge Kivera cannot now say, $5 8 War Deatrovent | ( el al. ; 4 al oe m hat he will not again rur fs , dof + : | farm products and would give the! s. «4 ) ‘ 1. VIning rio Known. ee i ds . ne , . , 7 or 1 ail in for conditions . cyl elore 0 legislate on the subié@ct is found 4 marina . . : ae as he did four months ako that the S ecial Later PCONAMISte hay : ILDISCONA if, ; As o bU2 ECSU ' Armmerican people low P Phe | Pp ai. ae anneal isis nave sno ors , ? “ *. His term will expire i: en! j Sight +} . army is hi The artill mdency : , : a cures “s | ““we demand jibe n ty eP . n prohibition the we t'iIn the Eighteenth Amendment. fact is that Themmbg ri ff hi con ; . “ artillery is : . , ) a a i ' . i i* x ‘ T)- . 4 ‘ aaa a ‘ aif h 4 . 7 » o & ; ; ‘sf ;7) } . ‘ "ss - : ’ . , — on ¥ : — hie ™ ; : nm ey r) mi) pr: ti, ourselves eh Se me rTé ll] then have = 0 6) i distilleries in| That authority is to Hrohibit the 1 4} \merien® neniiein’ be against him fsen Wevyler. the t : ait ry fa the = ’ i oy ‘4 ‘ . , : ; De , een e u 4 _" ; ' ? ‘ ciel P . ; ‘ ,* d ; : P ’ ; te] ; : , +. . , rr Crepe de chine Dresses for 41) Anderso: : ne M1 Of payn it trom person fhe preamble ‘lar by re. . rt ! erms he sity 7 There were. 0! lanufacture, sale and transporta- ay the highest prices paid an: eldest Captain-General in Spain, ® y '. - Mel ' J 2 gt he hi i . . ’ ‘ 4 tn : st} ps -* — hee ('¢ i 1 ‘te r iv) +} ler « aa : : " wr ; . _ , is : . : months to. 2 years. Delicate : . “ens ie - ( | } Oonation in Wit ] we oo | -~h satie, ; ond) bon Ou . ; Ar. WJ" Otli a very few on of Intoxte ating louors { oni- “ . ir t he world and is giving the O WM against him a mating ais a sii mn ‘ ‘ ‘ + }y3 ly ‘> . That 4G Tia kK It l (>? he ; ‘ 7. , Orta “a . or , ‘ os N« thi : . ‘ sh, peach, light blue and white. prefers th , — . i. oe sit oe ati LO { yn oral plane and i.. t moonshine piani g oo gress declared that every beverage foreigner the benefit of low prices Nothing can be said as to the ‘ , Pion fain na — — 47 1. : Lé again was nis positiv C. , oo ther ¢ niwnige } , ;exact Os ‘ : : w hand smocked and embroidered. . Mill that ones pk i pena Ben vitae? alize the aspirations of the mm: etinn : is noi 4 4 wile were able + elm es containing more than one-half of on American products.’ | : a nom of the ceown Wee Ulpment = transter ili t Lie slates itiec Bvovernmen pats: piss 5} 4h daiee en iv. ae one per cent of alcohol was intox!i Rak Wi Pri Fix! denen avg: on ae oe dided that he expe ected to set- rT} aaCS eat Ce Ving. appointment of (jen Damaso' lie : : : a al ie nad ee ee ee ee ee ee oe ee Pais ited e* ongress in { hicagro ie Senator ret i nerery . ; ‘ Yo sctuallyv im existTenc' : de.fea — - OTHE Proagucwean tered these words, which are worth did: ‘tal - pocording to Andrews, | Congress can, therefore. declare |©@™peted to Mark be ish history with leas : : ’ ‘ . * shba Ad a] fi, tat , : . , ; : ‘.4 ; ‘ ? oe ais, a Ph Nae . : 2 P gy Vv . ' r "TE" by « , fe) eat mY ; : ’ ROC nn by . awinet ie Beh ta r} ical , i : our neonte he lieve in their Consti- t, iter 4 ords and th, ay me . favorable to ict in oxicating Can . legally ] ming by Hoov: ; , ’ «A bu ' fight. They . Grade 60C mMtation bw Inna «a oma ©, “It ts rlain we cannot rviv@ «ution it is because our tnstitutions nile in wavy one pleased 2 ; ie there were in | 80ld That, of course, would give | POration the end ; the wW imple spectators, who : My : O7 ah pws BEC e tet are in accord with ir Maigio! rf ‘ r question was Reed — hat 12% months the people mild wit a beer handed 1 writ Co% r) eM: > have anything s7 , j ; : Lf _- - 's with Nursery- patterned Crib Bched 4) ;, si ag oe we : A] shasi ee a roing cither Mae | helfefa’” ; ' 0 \tbvalt this: eereeheiiece , Congress nh 000,000 of profits it had made | ith business of the ar- ink or Blankets in pink and Fey. "OUsmout thy ) a tex to:teend Gk Oe th ee ee Rie bs peed , reg 726,000 stills ey ae Re wtienyss ro tg OO Nye, sealing 207 a | Size blue with shell-finished Bi parity yr no ny a ht | siderable. It would cavy last | TROOPS MOVED: ATHENS UNEASY | that this mean: an active part-—in These fis ere wo ae Meet which is in fact intoxicating. Phat |@rmments: This Seatenstrates — borders. 30X40-IN. size. | Bricker ; ' 2 . pete ws traw i last straw, on the cat this th valeabapaiin le we a a in e course, would he a straining the farmer was deprives f the Hevolt Suppressed, Declares Span | 3 ofan ite bac] ut the e I's 1 Official Announcement Admits | Ladieaiiediith ieasin\iee Vain i ‘d by Senatol gle @ake anmein tthe law es uniustifiabla os & opportunity during the w: “— ish Dictator. bs cs 84" | untees f marcnife . neth. is | Lack of Discipline in Army. ; / past ating committee UJ » hii ecelve the marke “ 7 ed Presse o Nursery Seats mesic ht Minar . % 3 . a ; ; ; , juUal to - . | AREY) (raw yor. a a Bch S I forn convention in Pe cerione 2 nae a eae pre ss L s 7260, “local option Is the proper reme product, while at the san _ > on liery branch rae poo s i . - A? 3 . rea para ent sas saving 742.000 : i ‘ re . ila 4 ; ; ’ ral rie } " sal “baby toilets” are substantial- ee Money canital Mane | the present we tru a = asncoymycins Hw lien ‘ity on Sept. 14. Fle expected, he mi Andrews took stand and/|day and always was. Under arog oe ne ees sae army has been suppressed. ‘Pytien ~ as * « f| present lav or hat act OSPR LI LG ALON AEE LLY ANT ARI Me MTS “aA A tes teks eenciaibeas. Se ; 5, ° N i} i= 7 ’ } ’ (y' heys3 mS : ‘ , rr © }? “ + 4 isc i‘ ; 4 : ie . 4 | 4 : . : _— “ . ’ . 4 tae oe . 7% ‘ 7}. ™ ° iy ‘ M¢ ’ me ' ee : rT ’ r , - Third Floor Te Pinu rs i gets: six pupuees , * wee the off. 1°" ©. YP ne had been in- “Moreover Andrews testi state could exclude 1". The whol _ Site . — spondent yesterday 4 it at too att nth nes 'o our heavier burdens ,Republican Guard,” was the offf-/ |, Hie named Massachusett ; 4 e . question comes down to the right Turning again to the effects of _ nea ‘ gg 3 r) 7? - . ; i; Vited Li iamMNe* aS58ac nus s a. Cox} 14 not ine] ! ; AB Aa 4 t now appeara that the p fe ¢ . . . tq] ‘ Y he ement issued aft. - nN that the S¢ : #6 - . . th i. tfawifé t? > ; i trouble ’ 22 Of milllione fe: ‘ P 1O%¢ yiit} boundary , din Cla annouf;ns ee ‘ ai and Ohio as two if the states in s ised he i OT ] states to control their local -" asail rect a 5' he ftartners was well nigh natios wide + ' 2 : 771 ; ; Pht into initinn — hin: “ithers’ unexplained move yesterday bv the ‘ piants Or ~ | affairs troubles that he h: 1 . and not ; aving pportunity in ; aM} os a ae ssc) } } hic} i which 0 } ' tentative mnianufactur beer, and that 'y | Steere , 4 : confined to the carri®sons of Val. NOK ah, , : ™— — - . 2 eT) licar (;uard, which sudden ; : . , . ¢ ; oe ‘. P Sink tia‘ ere 7) Teate ' ii : ; . 4 Brow. ae and seattere oe] hy If iy na war d ee burb of hig | Promises e; Juded onlk a very limited de- Bu continued Reed, I. am | ld . sad aw APC | ladolid and Segovia. Official ad. A Sew Mo eenc : : “~ . ith a oS cine to. s ‘ ar It. , } I Ti LHITIE not thinking WN holly of prohibition “ , m | re oD ry jasion was mads of similar ‘nei. ; end ; - ae ae eae : on Posy - Hr, sae tt? ? i¢ : > “a ets vi Tr antrv and Cavairy ; re , . : . * Ge 14 atle “ : . . nor ifient? : ie ; = e ine N . ee . , . os - 5 > i] eee ] ' ‘ } ATA! val we rh stood with Reed in diet. fight ot “ hiskv hi b) ‘ ; ct oF ing Th oO1.g J : ’ rseonian do trine rT oR : § ; tarcelona and iat Pam- . Beane: " +] : , : lose - ’ tionally’ — , : a2 7 patrols followe qd the men, W hose a ga} P the 1 of N tions is ma 1 te be s ad loca! sel] rovernment ought to be esides heal ’ idded. plona 5 Roma: ‘ ; Me ~fty ‘ y . : . ' , re — . ae " om ¢tiefa 4 a = q " . — on | : , ny s ‘4 “er Roma he hoe | | | at ae ‘ officers gave unsatisfactory reasons tt ‘ratic senatorial candi- Lawlessness in the Tlome. re-established The Jeffersonian day i rid} ; LADOTETS Advices from Seville Granada " . | , : | | : | | 7 | . as ’ “ pay : . + * ' ; a . " . ; . 4 > : 7 . = : | | Sie rete ' ne ‘ for their ha ing left the barracks As ‘ osineg the in¢ urnbent Sen- ‘Eve rvbody knows ia from tneory was sound © ney} it WASB ATi- 1 . —? _— . the and tiviedo RAY the factortves are ) prietors of the mills will know " ¢ \ - | " iTy ar Biren: ' | , -Ts ' $ 38 | ose =mMar -m-in-| sumption that they wi ive i/in Athens atm "illis 1 Butler. in Massa-/ five to 10 times as many people are | nounced and it is sound now. The , , : oe ‘aA. working under the direction of 4 Pe ' . ; ' 4 . P ™j oA : - -~ ’ + sa ; Babe ; ; " or Fr? } . 4 rer . | ; ie : « : . 2 an nda? ON ‘ToO . i‘ : P 4 . . ; ——- ~ hy » ty . » + . P . > ee : is *f » oe ‘ ds a, "gg reid, ime} saves and invests augments to the capital and the cmef officer tween fopmer Senator Atiee Pom- gaged in making whisk) The | late the habits of the people should | “T®4 ed for American-manufa normally : Site . ¢ "6 so v3 a " of " . . " + ; ures re? ‘ nmTi¢ fiat » »t7 é ° , 2 te i ee ap | be limited to the prevention of a t 1 goods and at this will ! The Government willl hold econ .- | i | wet-and-dry auestion. and Senator thousands of homes in the ‘nited/citizen from interfering with the /|@U!re 4 readjustment downward of ferences with the military chiefs ht allesilk Crepe de Chine in - ¥ ie oy ms — ss rll me } led menerity } ‘of and current last ight bit the exact Frank F2 Willis. Republiean, a States W here the law ms heing pe rsona! rights of other citizens As the tariff.” and heads of depart ments King egypt tr hin! inn pen | POliti- | cienificance of the incident has not | thick-and-thin supporter of the liberately violated—-where liqu’ “llong as he is attending to his own | Administration Money -Ridden. Alfonse plans to return te San being made in the presence of the | arfatrs and does not impinge on, gr then paid his respects Se-bartian tomorrow 3. Splendid quality silk, 40 Mh human lovate. ana wt ts bone eis 3 rOrin in- 2 as , Spas ver I heen explained nti-Sailoon League ‘ ) . ul nd all are nus ; ) ' Coolidge administration and Ir Ppivritie the awe of the ,utumn frocks. tt? vo, inks ei ee see | spread rricates the world Ris 1 ta Decentralization (wife and children a! ais tne reghts of others the Govern- : ? — ° . F - o ave i in th ‘ . . ou: *hin! Ni of war. Friedrich Wilhelm Operates Plane. + ment has no business to interfere. | particular to Secretary of ths count. te lelinquent ; : ~ ; raf ‘34°37 e se § ‘ihe Me sf ugments pro-| visited General Condylis, the Pre-!| grene Pemocrat a liberal on the spectacle is thus . res rs : i . iia i ¢ . ‘ i s« al rosperity of! mier Many wild rumors were f 4A ‘rained to violate the law of the ‘ a ; rT wung into is discussion . — hin NOOd ac int | debt CO 3---] comes, andjRy Radio to the Post Disna tet 1 and the i swung into his ” ~ | land. Reform By Etucation Treasury Melion Government ; | Mb Daily Ne Sereda 1a°R ‘hibition by wav of an as- : oe ‘ . ) . oOvernment will not forget «w hat at repe : is obwi ither oO doubt it may/| ©™icato Vally sews salad Be , “That is an unnatural and un-| “The control of the personal hab- | The present administration.” he! « — " —_ ; “y E , ; ' oats oH ‘1 RERLIN Sept. ‘. Former (‘rown AUT , ae entralized. bureaucratic } Lith? ] dition f) lof d anger | a - be sete , : the oer ‘1. alt the Seed a8 ’ the country owes them for nets : , , eer CaAMNITAl : opin tng — nitens ifai ul cone -s . > ' 4 THe eitige rit: : } wd “DpD- : aij tf ‘A 5 is LAS | merry tes ’ ry “. : $3 $0 Value , Nitie: les } Se or : pr "8 ee in ntton Prince Friedric h Withelm of (> a ¢ a ae : » t h » t; é : . ? “ ; 134 " _ These are unsettled | yesterday, the former Prince ex-j|and the return to the States of the| gmuggied into this country had fewer laws, and the laws should be | earned should be protected by the / settled, the men having submitted They are times of extreme | pressed a desire to take control of | contro] of their local affairs. been actually seized, so we have the spected or enforced aw But I do not believe that ito th co titutic nal . rmhortrt “ } € , is ’ - ' oN , : . *« , > 7 oe : “ > « Fs . ra : - ¢ . re sia 5 a“ ° . - . -" i ‘ae , . Tis ’ 1” at or *J3 Excuicite weight and quality dollar rnational! confusion and antac:- his plane. He was able to fly the | a ure at di al of that can be ac ape etacle of our countrys inf sted “Th is Government WAS estab- capital should Py given ap cia} fa. | “The events dia not constitute . Flat Crepe used so frequently oo A vast : Peoples draw deep resent | plane alone for a few minutes, even | complishéd by the repeal of Fed-) with smugglers, bootleggers and hed erve individual liberty | vors at the expense of the great | political or milliary revolution, be. ‘ . : : ve i - - 4 ‘ as - : nie : : ‘ Fall a Mt we n, ; Pag king a few easy curves. The | eral statutes that ought never to jawbhreakers Ramee to prasarve d . | 7 and effectively in new Fa toe e ‘ teents from their morbid ignorance. | ™4& & é . ; o and to safeguard it against all at- | mass of the people jing merely rebellion by a hand of Winter gowns 40 inch rnate- Peinitie is a. , cancellation properly will | former Prince was se enthusiastic | have been passed But it cannot “The testimony showed that the noe aoancal tine: mami laws has pre na nin masesigenien Pa ‘ . - 1a ZZ! if Des } anceliat sat ’ ’ : ‘ - 9 P . , . - ria! of dependable wea me BMS, - ; . om} leted conval rescence | that he contemplates taki er 4 a | be fully accomplished without an prohibition department ret ked with | —" ge ~ : es se ven r the ee in “tpeeenemciee Al a oe ~ = ~. 7 ' 1 &O of our hab- | mark me complete | I dn “One of its Cc erst bd Cont! ved age 22, Continued on Pase quality. Third Fieot Pfam rete- Ser “shell-shocked mankind.” course of training as an aviator, amendment to the Constitution re- corruptior. 4 oa P = — ——1_ 3 n — fe, ao

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, 1926. EPTEMBER 7 SQ (r. - T i ‘ T-DISPATCH, TUESDAY EVE POS > ST. LOUT te — et aor aes i DAUGHERTY IN COURT AT LAST. THE ANNEXATION CAMPAIGN. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH , # Ounded vy 6S ERNST AND = ecshinad pall — & ° - w - - = . % ; 4 al & ‘ o a Aw ’ : . a a | : ” 4 ‘ + - r -“ by ‘4 - ad 4 “ . a ty a ius t -_. % Bs - pd J a - : ° et ” , ~ - ’ “— oo ; 7 © ” " ins - ~ a i a ets With Wher CMRI E areierameaitatege oy 9 RO Whe Sea ee saan aS ° Ra OMRARES: Kebemnc ites. ONE ROBE, ASG: Bers we TSAR MP PR Minyln ey + “oa tis af | a Oak laad, i e EX perme * — : ™ er oo” the 83° OM Len rear’ een perm: tts tom been taken © Mom os re * ME GED PARTS ARM 8. Ne BB

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' 90,000 « Ha ' Rr thi \ssocrared oe gure Estima! Funcral Services in Auentied by Persous Prominent in Movie World. 1? : ' Yanit } \ J ( Penn’ J . 7 . ; in “ ! { } ; E pay Enrollment in St. Lou . an ; 2 , _ : ‘ a : ) sity” ~ { i}! wf a] } Util Deel . oi | ee 1 . ¢ 2A : mF : ~*~ 7 when the Pp . ; 3 el todav. MM [ R mene : = open +h oO \ stan Ra em ot. @ two Otis 3 taf .“ é wa - * % oa super! hs te > . Ae’ posts. 7 lemotioy har , a. of , fee P,PJlsi, F baa “ + phy, ar P Mis ao T) i) way. ey Gc4 oriers | Be , npaae aura”. ; pee gapt. +) 4 i os 2° -himi Wii ; ‘thy or a : Pe , en - Cadet penta ; | : (+4 ; CsA he il ~ workings ; ¥* ** td “~~ - . \) AM ag? ORR. er 687. OL) a! ’ py pn) ” A ae ee Se ohn oa ad \ ex tga ee - eampat Abe pe : : ne ggg00 Z ~ ™ i * ‘ . Cx 6 17 ., on® of 3 Sa ne yee Similar r y : ~* “ . ‘ i ‘ep | he Peak Men R Rad ? oa ue a hy L. f . +. ’ hah A ford gssistil e ‘ . ; ; | : . ‘ Trivit a ue wer 33 ee iby m Rader i "= +sermediate * 4 A hecomes bh 2) un divisions OF 8" ‘ : msrys} | ! \ by the Sam ar. ; “— 0 4 . Only . ny ‘ Ps f aa ‘ 4 ‘ q 4 Le} ae coer and withil Tt na wi pitt yALRNTINO'S BODY TO BE PUT N VAULT AT HOLLYWOOD Los Angeles LOS ANGELES! Sep ' doiph Valentino's ! 06 , ; the pe ’ 4 iaken from the rs . New York at an ou j 1a) { > : : - an undertakers Capes Los r eS it tf ep iG the ce metery. — aa a) >" haw tae eet aR? an bay, = ia Yad Saiyan he Fy «vot? OY eluded amon: e . : af, . y FoF) — “., % ashe Ad ey > “- ; ; , ra , 4 > me ae oe at, bY ae ists | 4 woe, : attend the ; h a } : in* vr yc Rae ee aah ! many of the high: lights > , oe ‘ - dom- produce rs ' - he “sat bt CVS igs and actresses— id , : friends many (>? " as honorary wv: lity ; ; , Father Michn: i VI / ’ Was ore 7 Vals i; i] ~ j vieers, will sin =) igh mass tor vena ft} The Py sae rendition o i . : Se. a ard Bor ~é Aart. Caco (yr , } 7 (% 1} — SRS i nok f , be ,? ‘ ' MY! : figian «a e MIRROR offi” BLIC OPINION ae : Were ¢ filk, DRYS, Hit! MISTAKE OF ae \ d that the causeqihials I Liot | 3. doe QO because off * ered is . But a ! i y i! Si nd th th: ‘ ‘ i of the Sri : . ictmen Mus E "i part aban- OF eu: La ‘ “i educational & pp, rn] which art ' i hy e in VOR rs : > n T) ' : tL al PLad avid) pe du- fAatu aia 0 re en [om yohibition 80} Co . ead a horse Progreso nake him drink has B® jad. Pn ‘al ead a nation furt es. it nas peen Ne Mere La ig i f cbt ' might he The } bik lead him and lia Tila? Weer ‘ riy edu- 1 he hit doe h me ‘ » ne Bn? tress law is to hb prope eeral’s ¢; h) ‘ nie i>] jucation revived with ardor os CUN ODL CC) ; ‘ ~ radioed » Years { ? a } re) Ve . ? i } ‘2 i \ ~~ Pa ~ i ; ‘ i Mea id el. } t ' r f STEWARD OF WHITE HOUSE DIES IN HOLD se | PA Lae dla ee 4 i : ; por AY i? GATES invention of ; ) at ! \\ io A ' i (Ss rClae th, Dp : : ‘ ' ‘ detlece Wii i id ‘ re (ISS thd . her ' i ' up a ; fen: i hi i itivihing reyey want. A Pa, as 4 ; ; ; ; OL ime 'e- 4 E fri. ' ‘je , . YUU and PAS one ' pes! a hind, ; Mheso 2 > : ak ry / king : fall a? : > : : ly in Chara 4 . ‘) i ; CO | ine af Ma >, ragding 4 — ™ oe pm crear », ; , grroan'é | that wD r = it a vo HOVIE 19 ‘ la iz pre 2 * BE KEPT . ee * * ‘ 3 bye ing 'O Uncle fom. ¢ abin”™’ 7 a - P : nt hi nnmare a ihe o ’ . T’arys-, 4 . ‘hat : NT\ mits A | ‘ ! ; \ ; nat ' th Py ; } hy msg Nine « al rey terity ma . : ; jiers | ee | orher A tom) : ty ‘? purs- a Et a . . Ira 0 3) HEL ATION PROM JAPAN. _ at Was} van ~™ | : : . ay " ; . be % 1} {} | . ) ae : : . ‘* . ’ . , i os . » | ‘ Bas rr AN ikisid SEP ed “ e a r t? \' ‘ i Politics E vagy Uiil ition inte™ via . lime | Mi ry) os ) ‘ane OVvements of I}, 1% Bee Hitid i ney ade . “y oo 0 Aga...) ove _ - . an affront 4 Q Arrived. 4 te APN St Ow , . ‘ ; ; na . ay : ; }* ; ; t } Oy y pfire vit nous Gale : 14 69h of a P rp ; wavs 4 At) yi: ; . *% ' aie s z x ' Ye ’ * ot the 4 J) a et “ \ bake mn 3 i , There, = Piss ; i) j Kit One Hamp: , oe r ‘ie ila yy, GA ae Yor! : ry, bh ; be ere 4 DueeEn « - : & ‘A TR) ; WA ‘ th? J Or x ; ri | i? ; ration | ¢ Sh. >} h Cnds to Kovp hh therk F MM, Seat mill Sittle ad v) ; ‘ USEUMS INU. S, GOT °°" MEXICAN RELICS ILLEGALLY pe £ f rn ~ f> VA — ~ , : a i) SOnA! Insti %} Chi is ” : ft}? if open qdountil té of its a Ships. ; }? { ‘ ; nn} A for } le N 4 | j ? . = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee | 1D EOE Sg } SOCIAL ACTIVITIES| . . . . . : - : ™ . , + ‘ } ‘abean “ez -~% ° _ LA RRs i. group 0! sf, i.ou Suiftis j MOT une ral services for Jacob ~ The funeral net Mises Margaret > Ww ul a . Vai re Old, { IVE , ; , adil ore ee | wu, ¢ Laid r 4) ee 3 ~ ar veteran and ry 77 no ~ ; Ii The SUMIMe!L treave ]- ORS IN FRANCE | Wolff. founde . and resident of t tf - i ; . : aut ‘ iitj i aitdti iis ; ‘ I a 4 “7 ' ' , ' Noonan, tormer teacher in S*./at the Merchant 2 Kurope, returned 1 mi J. SS Wolff Clothing (o., who died | - . Cnants mxchange fo : : . i + sOUIS lic Cc? | aY ie | : 7 . . ; oO j ae ' aduv AZO Ir) ! “une F Aye Te bg id this morning if bsOU) publi SCnOoOOisS and Harris more than ») Yyeg re die gna? : ! pMariv wel Miss Inmi Tenipl Israel Interment Lol- | Teachers’ College. who died Satur. ' his home Mer ' a= 4 "so ‘ ¥ : : ; . Oe hes ‘ + . . ‘ Le \\ 1} lye hy rv, ; ‘T*} yf $04 Wi rine mou lowed in Mount Sinai Cemetery.| day in New York, will be held n "ea rare gee : ‘ 11} , : j VOT, IN tive Nitior Be ee ’ - jlaugh Oo Acti ullbearer vere HH A, } on) : . Lat ! “at in | “ . | fhursday morning from the home sees ‘rson R 7 \ ~ is or 4 Da ae adv Arthur ee é “CPSU HATTaACKS hie ts i ed » . . . oie of ne yet i ¢*y * . ' r sd . . ‘ 7 . . : ee ; sand Mrs Hug kK le Limos I's Ralph Jaco- rm Mr Nora K Noon ob nis widoy \irs \linr »> Run 7. is a Washingto ind Alex § Honorary pall- | an, 4340 West Pine bonlevard, with @4"2d three sons Virs. Jams: BH. Fal \lis earers » Louis P. Aloe, David) services at the St. Louis Cathedral] l ‘Ste oe $38 gc | ‘ New Yor ioe, Morris: Bauman, M. J. Ehr- AL n the Civil W se , ( oO ~ O Ni \lo Lon! , Ba | , ee 'and burial in Calvary ¢ emetery.tthe Flay rege . 7 it} " I i Mm Scott Greenfield, Ben Harris, ' Wy had |} ‘eventh Lilinois Infant bits . , , i iSS Oona} af oO roressor § « Vicrvee ; ; om " coins ry mets j 0 y re” org: er >) Han 1a W. L.o¢ hy. i Ii p? rf Ss oO! “et an | Ss ANS «a flour Oye r? ere 4 b, itin Ik : \ . i) lo ly v“inson. kod of ¢e¢ieinenta es eduenation in N ew fained bry the In ’ j ~ sT¢ “ (5 ay | Bere: ew ive Marx, Julius Reinholdt, Sam Sehro-;|; York University for the last five ermment during th World War ty . \1 j . | 7 vil : | ae ry) “ay 2 bh ‘ So on ° . | ra" } pe} \ , peer, madwioard mcnieie, Hierman |) ye ars. She was a rmemobdoer gt the P : | 9 wept : he Funeral of Mrs. Sarah MeGivney. : Oo \I ve & itis ‘ “o>? Waldi an A A VI. faculty of Harris beachers' ¢ Ollege 'T} f Fi oie : | rie ne uneral of Myr — , \ > Wor h rd H. Wolff. Walter: from 1912 to 1921 She began her i ei... vt — o.oo rah M | | Fatiyierd \} i" iM 2-2 Viilt . coe : rape ee :; 6% »**eIVNeNV, oh Vyears old : iste; of ris ¢ mel MEca gt} \ Sap, PhO eer aS a teacher I elermen Mr r “at : ' muy 2 hs , j CF od as Vi; . } ‘ ‘ , a rs Randolph La igniim of Se oO : iorsheim, Harry Hart and aX ary Erades at Columbia Schoo] = | i Lackland “Veni who died Thiure cp? 11} 2 Peal er sesides he mother. she is dat — ; , , ice 4 > si | 2 > a \ re bial {j f ‘ rah. Yr] : 8 ‘ losep Poll n Wolff's store it Broadway and survived by a brotherand three sis- lav fror f vai a é : aday from a funeral parlor at Sth i | ! ‘ \ SOM: ive Ti tie i& closed Q- ters who live here es ; ; 1. Linde} boulevard, with interm \ L\ fh) i oe Bal (alvary i ry) ‘ ’ F?, 4 3 \irs George T. Moore, Actor, Dead. F avehits h ) i act i Ti itl os ; _ lr’ : ‘ ’ >, vy " cf)! a} ‘) j2 bm \wu ' $ wel " 4 o ndir 9 ) ti imi j (nau 4 Oclated Press mother NI es ae wan Dawe! 173% XN ! "TS > 1.” . ~ , ; ‘] 3 be \ LOUISVILLE \.) sept A, eran Northland avenue » Drothes ‘ ’ +4 ay r"¢ : 47 ] . . . \ tj Caro} Seon ld of |] a3 Ore r. Moore, years Old, ac- | nest Hishiv, 3529 Clarence avenneX\ ? aa . } oy ; t | 4 iy ; | Pa ; hy rile é ney Or, member oO . Abte's Trish tance two sisters, Nir Rov Weller ' ’ ) 4 2 ’ y 4 \y vo ' >/ . . , | othe \ ws ) sis Mr. and Rose company ere, 18 dead. He iof 1 pland, wit! vhon eh. id ' " . . \i) 3 pure I\Shy ipk a 0 . 1 : was eading bhatt in [ay id Belasco Ss lived for the inf Two years ind | 14 { i \} a 7S ofl i refiry i prod icTions tO Vears i \Virs at ae, e,.) Vor) of Ros oO" Vio} 47 \ { i Sit ) bi ‘> i ‘> i ** i if WW 6 | ) | ey ) \ John McG of Washington, | { { iT) i ? ; ‘ ne ie a SOS, vy } om hate | eran hb x j “tf? ee 2 io} T \N- TL ee Vi) j ‘ i r as t ; Mii Mii , 0! ra: @Q 4% [4 is ( ‘ ; . : iN -* P pr! ive! ' : FH O- I ERW VitNs I ani : *' emer is ii ii : . re a ren | . | ; ie | gona and Mrs (Pollard retrened ast 2¥ents Garter Runs : ~ . Au) te |. is i ; { ; “ : ' -% 4 ; F . WeOK =. rf ras letia, (“al tw hie @ [a t 7 a | at nm 2 } K i ’ i vi ] \} Ni riig ‘ it) % £ ty a Ee ine ? a ‘ . = @ } SYP) ‘ | ! j 1> } nN x W > e omen s SS : - = i j \i 1.1? {j ‘ ] i) a j ; : Service Sh Silk a | \ ™~ thie f ' rr} y = ‘) A | be 1) \i \] } ri | Mf ats ' 3 ’ Fe = F of eer ose = ; ot Js \I i Mrs. Frederick Humphreys : ' ' i , » is . . - oo : eeacead rats he | Bee | seap eek Maing merge Full Fashioned j LS 1H \ t} } 1} ' ; O " . S if kuro” $ 0 = vo ' a 7) +¢} i rrrain \irs Arnie A b tif ] h Ww : ht th t 2 | ‘1 i n ( ' Beolot ~ now Nn: Switzer = eau iu s eer elg a ® ae | > \ly i3ia ‘ rmyyad ‘ Vi i f OF } ‘ i T ha? {) ran wears. Nlade \ , th the Karges ————— = ‘ | / ' tT! } 7 ro) ral ° . . =? i isd i and \T yt} 13 me UL TT ? {4 ! ngiane S f t L . ‘ : . th are y ine, 2 aranteeing against Our recu- CONT hor j ' rom athroad thn overalls as Se , . lar price ree \fy ae | 3 4 he tlihha tio Mics & garter runs. Reintoreed lisle tops and a val- ; (j i ‘ r nt \ ee \y — 1 ‘ ] 7 ue i A) u ' alidl SOL@eS, will like, \ j \ ' ‘; j ' ‘ i ‘ , r , " A y NI) “ j i wal , . ' ar) n Oectob 7 A N na ae Ie arge Assortment New Fa olors | L Ti! = rt \ 1 | rss : =| 7 ; : Berk | M : 421 THE KARGES HOSIERY CO., 821 L St. E| M | " ocust dt. 7 , \ ( é I ! + t piss i a Vo ~ 1} \ \ 0 * - 5 j? ‘ , ' ron Yall UP RT esa erent eae ee a pars \' { t ' } ) \! ‘ Ln i ! ? t { : \\ \cEte Ls A . ; — “= : ) . ius M1 1d Ale of Kirkwood ee ” ; 1 j r ti ) TY , \ ix oe "yt neal ' i ; i ' \} rr a 12 presse nied \7 \ lt ‘¢ } ’ ; a | 4" iu? iptié j {¢) jue LsS of " ij I j ~ , Ss Pease t) (it Lie A iji-=- P de Europesn gia mm Wide |Alifer's en- mace : . ‘ “> » i d btarrow o Ma- | ee oe . © one D ee = J Ty) t | }? { Irs Ir } \ ’ } \f ‘ . ‘ | { ? 58 9 Fr : . ibe ~ pla: rv) ! ' ; > | ; 7 i 1A ’ my? > ek rt i ; \\ ' i? \ ins >) id i’ I cj an regi OT t] eir | ' . lawl iau ter, } md Jack Sanders | ’ ; “ h ss | bal pie s\h ARS ¢ CS quics = gate t e » [PF aa 4 person who does not sleep as nature had intended, Why not play safe with health by get- ting the Rome Quality “‘De Luxe,’’ the Bedspring Luxurious? It supports the whole body in perfect balance. It is sciene tincally designed to protect health. The dealer who sells it renders humanity a true service. In justice to him as well as yourseli, let no one sell you a substitute. It is easy to get the genuine Rome “De Luxe,’’ because it is sold and en dorsed by good dealers everywhere. QUALITY — | |T BE D> S'a o£ mm a 28 - £VU A UD Re S ee ~ The right or “‘De Luxe” way to sleep Daal iackdl) Lr Tl Leese Te . cas - Note: full came on ‘ $t. Louis wae There is only one genuine Rome Quality “De Luxe” and it is made weg = bgt The Rome Company. Look for the side rail of the spring before you buy. The wrong or unnatural way to sleep - , ' Services for —— co SEPTEMBER 7, FUNERAL OF JACOB S, WOLEF!FUNERAL OF MISS NOONAN) AUGUST RUMP Former St. Teacher Thursday Morning. 1926... Flour Expert at Merchants’ Ex- change to Be Buried Thursdav. August louis eemeencess 1. LOUIS. POST*URSPAU CH nce DIES AT 85 TWO PAIRS MARRIED 70 YEARS JEWISH NEW Y United Celebrate Double Ceremony, They , Together in Minnecapoiis. Te. ‘ ‘ me se EAR TOMORRO} femple Ixracl Services to Be at Scottish Rite Cathedral. _PAGE 21 Ry the Asaociat o- Jewish New Year services af the MINNEAPOLAS, Minn., Sept. 7 retuple Israel congregation will be T pairs, who wer marr eid at 4:30 | m. romero and | oe ' 3 et rhursday, in the * ~ 7 a > 5 ! ‘athedral, 3627 Lin- ' é ‘ite. 2 au bow ird The prospective ers . oday ndance «a fhese services is s06 Vir. atd Mii bit s tl. large that an auditorium of exeep- Lone j ul iLpolis ’ «4 } ona P. had to sought! s old. respectively. and M : np ist ! congregation also Mir | EF. Stephens of St. Paul, 90 old iis Da of Atonement i WK hey re! inV at thie rv " , evening of Sept Lone 7T Their iz Was iy ts [Sth tn the Scot- 1) formed at a little rod cous om thedral houses ‘af Wabash Ind . Ss pt. la vistaters~' Pay Raise Before Lsat Voters, By AsSeiaied Press Hy the Associated Preag, HAPE! 1.EZ-HE! ’ TOPEKA kan Sent. 7i~f4ti. MONT, Béelzium. Sept ; Poy Zens of Kansas will decide at the piait ‘ } hej sixtiet] : gener election of Noy. 2 whether ding anniversaries ix Srnall te services of their lawmakers town at the recent con pmit’ A new lease in October Then see what have to offer Today ... call at the premises to get all the facts about The Senate and Congress . + . now under construction at Union Blvd. and Pershing Ave. Every type and kind of fine Residential Hotel Accommodation... from one room to fourteen rooms... . furnished or unfurnished . . . with or with- out complete hotel service. The finest in the middle west . . . ready for you in Sep- tember. Before you consider next year's lease . .. find out about The Senate and Congress, Ounership Management AMBASSADOR INVESTMENT CO., Owners Sam Koplar, Pres. i clephone Forest 4808 | 5) = . . » . . ~ N é N VS aS _ a ~ Sa QS ott Se SO rN ee TN eee SIR ts Cn Ob Oe > The Moth YY and the Flame | * UST as the moth goed, to the flame, so dollars are attracted to the brightly lighted street. Where electric light shines, people like to stop and shop. So that’s a good sound business rea- son why this city should extend its great white ways, turning now neglected streets into main thoroughtares of commerce. And besides this drawing power of good light are its beauty, The Gravbar quai- ily lag unader wan 60,000 tlectrical supplies are shipped. WMI, avwba ray convenience and safety—features pro- vided in liberal measure by the lighting pales, globes and lamps sold by Graybar. For everything electrical—Graybar Street lighting equipment makes up just a few of the 60,000 quality elec- trical supplies which this organization distributes. | Everything from a motor to a flat iron, from a reel of cable to a roll of tape—look to Graybar stocks and service. Deliveries prompt, prices rea- sonable, quality as high as the most exacting buyer could demand. aA ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES ~WHOLESALE ONLY Successor to Western Electric Supply Dept. 814 Spruce St. MAin 1611 R | _ —_———— ed ; \ RM OR tn illite ein soe a OE SR RN) ERR AIO NM RF glia TIE aan i RNP Regt , A Rg T eG ae EG

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i ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— ___ TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926 ____ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _— aon | a ie , is j f the situa- i Be ernment is in contro] of the si ; | Eat Be . | i Heintz Steel & Mfg. Co. tion, there is some obscurity as to | | y | the real trend of affairs, owing to) oneal © ii | the strict censorship. Ae ces V ‘| A Cabinet council has been ‘ os — . y ’ ' called to meet in Madrid today t : | ee ‘and the supreme council of war + 22 3 s and marine has been summoned to! Oth and O a ‘ fix the responsibility of those in- volved in rebellion and apply , Fie ’ | r, : | penalty. e frustrated only by the prompt sup-/| pression of the military revolt and. the King’s departure from San Se- |, bsstian for Madrid. The plotters who were Spanish! | republicans residing at other fron- . tier towns, according to the Mail : = %, A dispatch to the Daily Mail —_ a A. . ‘ i . SS : from Hendaye, Franco-Spanish —————— ot or frontier, says that a plot to seize tia ae y * 2 : | : ) at King Alfonso and force him to sign 4 # an agreement of abdication was . Y, i % A rare inve In order to settl sale the real esta producing the j ae eater aT 18 Se ¢ ow? ~ cpenmedanttiiianndhidgdiemiiemtiinasss ” an eae RY AT ee oh FR Re, NEO rm: ow come ap net Senn etcetera neg ob r Ie ~ : te Sei Bis 4 s correspondent, were only awaiting é : { news that fighting had begun be- C ; a | e _ tween the rival military elements —— Ss ; : . A to cross the frontier in motor cars , | P| and make a raid on San Sebastian. ALA, J / A i} 4 > , | They apparently hoped to find the —— . ) DA ‘a police and loyal troops so busily : 4 { occupied that they would be able: : \ — (( a ae at Dawson Springs ) Hi . to reach the palace and seize the 4 iat SOE Ee in and improvements Ht King. | ~ SRC as —— ee — concentrating wal He REED FOR REPEAL OF DRY ee AVE i = Ke ie of merchandise, st 3 i . , ; ? 4 oN ~& SS ge: ae . é Oo ° y i RUN FOR SENATE ; i}: i, : | | @ > ONSeetae = a concentrated form : | 4 sinieaicueiens | f 4 : eh i . Eire My a ; y ; The past production of this | { q ___ Continued from Page 19. ws i | i. | : | af i ‘ : Li A é nA | “x possinilitice ot che sale of ts his. ; $ $ : ae tlon en n AR Py: dictated by Mellon, and Mellon not {} \ | i : : i} § : hes. Price. ileum productien fig Lh ‘only repregents the big interests— \ 3 | ’ + H ; es the business building on the i 1 and by the big interests I mean i ; | (| fi a ae. i i | the sordid interests that are ex- | ‘ A=) \ } % ; be ee HIEAT1 ian peting special favors—but he is'/ —— * .. * Pf Boe: ae ite himself a large section of the big | A ra) \) : 4 Pee: 231 South F BE } interests. He naturally sees ev- | \ ? | ie a ery proposition from the standpoint | : : / J | Vt of his surroundings. | | \ Py { —_ . 5 “He Knows that a‘ heavy tariff z = if af - i (On aluminum enriches his alumi- ' ; j T -_ num trust. He naturally reagon: | ~ a | f H : reshness that !f there is to be a tariff on aluminum, he must concede a tar- | 4 | iff on other manufactured prod- Hib ‘3 ; ‘ ucts. His vast investments in oil | it a Clean mountain air fragrant incline him toward legislation fa- | iat 4 with pine breezes—glorious varable to the oil producers. That | i} in turn means that if he takes care | views of valley and stream— 4 ‘ine aug of his own oil interests he must | § + > e . : a 2 aa ae ; | | | : arge Dr “ U) 9} your spirie lifted high above permit ail other oll ventures. t0| — This Exquisite 4-Piece Bedroom Suite % ‘3° 42" f WW i the dead levels of everyday | £2" in under that same blanket. | Bow-End Bed eneer Cay te | Mellon Tender Toward Incomes. : : This he: : Raa sialon ole “at ae re | t ° - + : > ‘ ™ S CO “ % % Mercanti ; cushions are reversible » ee ators (Gooding of Idaho and) . . . I f 14 . | . | and the backs and i | will hav Trammell of Florida) have finally " soe Steel Spri g d M nh an attress — are ~~ —_ ‘ = ) Start not | is a part of the League of Nations, | = : — recs we Soa tag cae - ; gh : . _ ws 3 ; ; as x § FOR 42 YEARS OES A Pita eS EGA EY : ee so far in the campaign.’ | Mrs. Ella A. Boole, national! president, expressed gratflication at | ; ‘ y x Be. mount Reed's stand, and national off- | — ra 4A Ar wed ee: Ween acne cers here saw in Reed's stand “a ~ —— ; a” | _ L = a 5 division between astern and | > jt ge ; ‘ ; ms yk Western wets.”’ J ~ , fl ° - wt ein. ¢ pe ia ee $ 500 $0 44 $0 a] 10 $1 . —~- — on } » . sg . Y Oe “are i - ss : . i ° . ) . St. Paul Air Matl Contract Awarded | Take a Year te, | Ae pe oe ee } fo: : | 000 | 47 ¥ ‘ ww" By the Associated Pres : . RP ee ; " : : 87 | 94 1.02 be te FF WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.—A con- | and a ¢ . See: we be rae *4 i. 1,500) 1 31) | 41. 1.53 : Ae et it sae as tract f ti ft} : . ERE yy . f ‘ or continuance of ‘the Chi- | a . . SE ae Neat 2 ' ew, war yin | cago-St. Paul-Minneapolis air mall | | “ Half | 7 ee ; ose 1.74 1.88) 2.04 ~ , was awarded today to the North- | “RO ag: f } Se 500 2 \ |e iss Serato fee. 7 Pe vis | | fo Pay. ; 000 18 2.35 2.55 It will take over the route Oc 1 q % | 2.61 2.82) 3.05 jfrom Charles Dickinson. who $s 000 3. 8 =e linquished the contract. 5.000 rt ca 40

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a A YEAR AND A HALF TO PAY EATS) ST.LOUIS’ POST-DISPATCH Exes a — ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926. ~ PAGES 23—40 — a ee E TH nae An eee Ran anenarnaitt a= fey The physician said there | coco eo no warning printed on the! | label. The other bottles bore a | "After dyeing, aa not | | LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD POISINE BY SHOE INE Sc | SOHEMIAN, SATURDAY, SEPT. 11 $6.09 eeNeES They Turn Blue After Donning | HOP $3. 50 EVANSVILLE, IND. Footwear Colored With sg ep FLAVORED Liguid Polish. y, has put two more children in City : Hospital. They are John, 6 years [@ | Mrs. Dennis Simmons of 1246 Dol- Pur AN AND RETURN | Man street. | 00 ° HEN D E R &, Oo N, KY., and | 4. HOPKINSVILLE, KY. PEMBROKE, KY. and SPRINGFIELD, TENN. RICH EST Reduced Rates to Other Kentucky and Tennessee Points STRONGEST Between Henderson, Ky., and Nashville, Tenn. PRy ~ hoagie ree: Sains) Aiea Ultniandlisaddesah sili tiadall tins Uap, aerennapetiaamatath ahaa - . — Z a PN At $10.50 reesei —_—_—_— This charmingly designed Cream and Sugar Set is in solid (Sterling) Silver, in soft satin finish and gold-lined. SHGLTIGRLALGLERRREERR EGRET Ertan o i . Ong Pa. imerican Beauty’ patho They are an excellent value at $10.00 For the Set of Two. bers 9th and Olive ne P E. ilies | — have become seriously ill after wearing freshly dyed shoes. Their. | bodies turned blue and they expe- | rienced nausea and heart cogeee 'sion. Physicians attributed the ill- iness to the absorption of aniline | dye, or cyanol, into’ the attine | stream through the feet. | Shoes Dyed by Father. | Mrs. Simmons told hospita! at- | The first cost is unimportant. Results count. Buy an electric iron for what it will do—for the service it will render and the etm it will last. The sturdy construction of ‘Simericon Beouty” irons assure the same satisfactory service after years of use as upon the day of purchase. veemereteepee ends CPRRRERORQRORERERVROTIOGE aneauaecett MO ttt il ke LL = eoseeese 000 008 « ~ ‘ ni | ; f ' ; , ¢» 2 - > 4 ee In order to settle an estate we are offering for ae a gern brother had been sale the real estate and the inexhaustible well Te Mecmaett cate cumencen aud :, oducing the justly famous “ | when the blueness remained, they Lib | All When Winter Comes 3 | i en to the pee wera owance were taken to the hospital. Mra. Simmons had read about the other three children turning blue after wearing newly dyed —you will want your home warm and cozy— install Welch & Co.'s marvelous 96 | andimprovements, mineral rights, machinery for 30 DAYS’ FREE TRIAL : five children in the family. ee concentrating water, labels, trade marks, well, ele ei ee onan mentees LIBERAL DEFERRED PAYMENTS . “— ‘ ™ de sieges : ; Phone GArfield 6662 fo furnac pert, wh it! be bottles, bottling and sterilizing machinery, stock today. Their skin has regained its CHEERFUL CREDIT P ° s glad to call at your homg at aay time you suggest and talk over your heating problem with you. RADE. 2WAMBY3 MARKS RSG, pAWSON SPRINGS WATER we thee Biren on Your Old Furniture PIPELESS leoetaes 2 a om Pe Trade in your old furniture for new Welch 4 a stg ; a a on vet ears 5 el : & Co. guaranteed quatity furniture — phone | INSTRUME S FURNACE at Dawson Springs, Ky., including all real estate a se ae eee er children GArfield 6662 for our appraiser. FURNITURE & MUS CAL NT Aeeecee might also turn blue. There are i of merchandise, stcre and soda fountain fixtures normal color, and they expect to and containers for shipping both the natural and attend school tomorrow. The oth- concentrated forms of these healing waters. er children who were poisoned previously also recovered quickly. | The past production of this mineral water business, the enviable record it has established throughout the United States and the almost unlimited Source of the Dye. | possibilities of the sale of its concentrated natural water. make it a prop- The Simmons hoys father | osition engaging the immediate attention of any wise investor. 1 ht the ‘e hottle ft the ao Price, terms. productien figures. plans, photographs and description of brought the dye bottl o the hos- | the business building on the property giadly furnished to interested par- pital, showed it to the physician | ties on request. 'in charge, and then took it away, announcing he would consult a/| HIEAT I BROS.., Realtors ‘lawyer. The physician egaid it was | 231 South Fifth Street, Louisville, Ky. the same dye used in the other _cases—a liquid produced by the — , Herriott Polish Co. of St. Louis, | ‘one of the largest concerns of i!ts | Tle {| | i ui ere, $ : } if OS SE eR est gpa ~enmipesne j | _ Bed Lamp : Complete With ! tand Cord and Plug 4 ce Mohair || | *Back They Go~onTaxes! — | egy BS ! a ee > n Suite i WELCH & CO's Price aula S| But that won’t always be the case, for after grade and ‘high p school days their tuition will require an outlay of cash in ad- fl A quantity purchase at special discounts accounts for this astonishing bargain. Full boxed-in, dust-proof construction— vance. Will you have it? The table below shows how to get it | the new high-lighted two-tone walnut effect now so popular. Charming bow-end bed, dresser and vanity-dresser (or chiffo- i Regular saving and 3% compound interest will give you any | - robe), (or high-boy) vanity bench, chair (or rocker), splendid mattress, coil spring ‘and four boudoir lamps complete with & the corresponding amount shown in the child’s age column. > S For example, if you have a nine-year- old boy and want | ZZ L \ sa wen he eight dept 340 ach wee fs con -DAVENPORT OUTFIT | Mercantile savings account. Wait until next year and you .. SPRIN PRING will have to deposit $6.40 a week to get the same result. Start now and make it easier. b) @ || EXACTLY AS PICTURED HERE! $250 VALUE—-FEATURED AT WELCH & CO. FOR H of the amounts shown in the left column. Just deposit weekly | shades. The entire outfit of 11 attractive pieces only $176. | | ——_ > oe o Savings ‘Department | ae Member fedecal Rererve frrtem EIGHTH AND LOCUST Ten Million Dollaw =-TO ST. CHARLES | S SAINT LOUI COIL SPRING BED- DAVENPORT! CLUB CHAIR! WING CHAIR! Pen 8-T.2-T.-U-T-t-oO-8 FOR SAW IR -e 3s” F Amour: PRESENT AGE OF CHILD zi Wanted SL Sar Se ae ee aa —— Big “Acc ; = is Sl nce. LAMP AND SHADE! DAVENPORT TABLE! ™~ e Peielsilailsit.@#it@ 1-8 | o | se) es tas ® 1 5) ee nee a DEPOSIT WEERLY 1 IN MERCANTILE SAVINGS ACCOUNT Hb $ 500 $0.44 $0.47 $0.51 $0.55 $0.61 $0.67 |$0.74 $0.83 $0.93 $1.06 $1.24 $1.47 $1.79 $2.27 W1,000| .87 94 1.02. 1.11) 1.21; 1.34| 1.48| 1.65| 1.87) 2.13| 2.47/ 2.93/ 3.57) 4.53) 1.500! 1.31 1.41 1.53. 1.66 1.82, 2.00| 2.22| 2.48| 2.80| 3.20) 3.71) 4.40) 5.36) 6.80, } 7-000) 1.74 1.88 2.04| 2.22 2.43 | 2.67| 2.96| 3.31 3.73| 4.26) 4.95| 5.86) 7.14) 9.07 } 2.500) 2.18, 2.35, 2.55| 2.77) 3.03| 3.34| 3.70| 4.13 | 4.66) 5.33/ 6.19) 7.33; 8.93 /11.33 -2.61| 2.82) 3.05) 3.33 $.64| 4.01 4.44| 4.96| 5.60| 6.40) 7.42 va toe : 3.48 3.76 4.07) 4.43| 4.85| 5.34| 5.92/ 6.61 7.46| 8.53} 9.90|11.73 |14.29 |18.13 | 5.000 4.35 4.70) 5.09 5.541 6.07 6.68) 7.40 8.27) 9.33, 10.66 12.37 14.66 |17.86 22.67] Sw oe =, eS Ss PAIR OF BOOK BLOCKS! Terms—$2 a Week J ugeWELCH & CO aaa es gms, 1105-7-9 OLIVE ST. 4 ‘tal

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__TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 24__ ________ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— FLOOD WIPES OUT SIX | | VILLAGES IN NEW MEXICO | | EP ET 77 —— = } RE l'Lake Created by Elephant Butte in constipati Dam Rises slowly Over fF or- : « p: ) :.* 5 i Jf ‘ mer Trading Points. ; , “ Lop hip @ , “yes 4 “i i é | Vas ed Press hy, PF ha ‘a | e f 4 .. Now she’s healt GL Y and happier t “ail y, , é | a | f V hb 1) iy / 4 Oro Ui é it geroke with i a disagreeable ha ee arate A eRe ACN AIO” | igi Ki ir mguayne * ems ES —- —. hd Pret no oa ee ee oe el Sa Prt ” . . - cong eR 2 7 2 « rope se > es ar ;, PASO. ‘Tex heart’ and, together ety last moment had ec seconds PSNR TIL KLIN ARIES I OSS, thought my ; . aot I began to be troubled gr a , | , of Hiephant Bu Bie i | ty Bae d Vf) fh : | ion. This I treated dilix r y , ; ; tron. i &6 Gets-]t”’ bis that: remain at vif - 2 “AY } Py! é 4 ai Jj A eed Caren, bat never found irch built on. a hill near Para) , 4 ‘ A 4 4 | py wt completely relieved me ¢ > +} , . A (Z in ” the world $s fastest ws es care At | AN iason. (Address on requ corn ender fill. 4 vs sai iat j j if i : ; 3 x Zi / I , : t Ae ° : d Constipation is the hideous t rt ore . Rarenan RR wee seats 4 ~ Y . ‘ ig a ~~ T a , " — — PMS ‘e ve o = ap oe el niaieee : lold « the first of the villages > ta & i ; é / -_— : jon young and old. Sa V rn Senne Gh ORY wind ee oe nek. Conta, Maul, : J IER " ig be xion, pimples, headach ae oe eer, BO Mentter Asin san Jose and Alate- ge my DR i ew ae La Ko i = all ge eg how old, where it is, how bad it : } petem of its segeeeg : hurts. One touch and the pain goes. logg’s al a ’ ePtronog oy +h region * e 4 # N ‘ 4 ; > ‘ - ; 3 LO SAO See Almost unbelievable. Thenthe corn poe ‘eo ; ‘y wi an / : | al’ ; SEND your WANT A .. 5: ; if ti j riieé Alilif fi] St] . 1} 9 - s A - ° i _ e ne Ads Al Oe ENS Dita net‘ fiw ais when pres: ‘ , ; Gch A >; F RESULTS—* tit Fann ADP OG RRO RF Re mer NN Peep er 2p as a Wecedee a a ain pa ae ade aad Bite i ean ot , Pee Siete Re eo tara Sani pf TR AD RT 4x MASE Dns crag See) Lala > sot, co. aN o: * yn ap Marina’ : slg CGS tag LU nc hl. AES Na AE TT Nan Dir, banana cn: EP eet neprs . we shrivels up and goes way that dancers, walkers, actors, | A; . ndia. f The ilages were includ , pre esed oy —— —— Peay be eee Tete 1% Suter? “ar a doctors and millions use. Beware of re e fh NE Na RES OES | BS aR " Wows Ss” Sib las pa i is tage. ih) \ Sei ore reise \ ; + oeetacen 4 Pe ee Me eee ee ee a Heli”? - ss re er ee > oe vo - . Tee, Ne eee sor. eae ay Tie cenget yo vee: tthe imitators. Get the real “Gets-It” a: HOSE who knew her would have said: “Such things don't happen to +? Oe g | leading drug stores everywhere. Vidi et heain. cia alee “Tis like Marion.” Certainly there was nothing in her character that Ae | % Vist | SC ETS -Ip" he keep is employes armed 0 wag common or cheap. She was well educated; she had high ideals; her (9p ‘hy | yr yy. C — a ks hy Indians When the ten every thought and word were refinement itself. ADVERTISEMENT : : . | . Yet, in spite of her fine intelligence, her high ideals, she was to find her- HIGH BLOOD 10th dhe cae i self subject to the same vicissitudes of Fate that pursue all mortals who PRESSURE con ee ee blindly try to make right out of wrong. ee a2 ' | ih d : . her father had Physician's Prescription Safely Re- Us S, EXPORTS SHOW INCREASE - It all started when, refusing to live +4 oe ge peg charm eS ee duces High Pressure; Dizzy EXCEPT THOSE TO EUROPE! left her, Marion took a position in the office of a prominent la Spells Disappear south America and Australia Now was there that she met and fell in love with Terry Dixon. Buying Twice as Much as SUERTE, cctvatsnces, shortness In 1922. And there seemed to be no question that Terry returned her love. Twice, he had been shh 4 Bon Co. Se VE OE BONG gg fy) : ) ed iT} as giver on tha ed T¢ RUA a ant, aa Su ar cloner angie PO EE te ater endiionts res Sper ry victan peneilam see eC tS AES is SE + ws tigre RSS a delet ‘ pebwdtiain ~ wa serena latipes = Side-- aghiegrntn * . . OR RE Geli HRN! Hd Sopenge ap ~ puerta ‘ . Se inet eager 6 menting Pen ee Roop vale tecth na) open ane 7 RP) os ih @ ee Se er arty ra y Bae seyrey wee sec EE Sa sae sleeplessness, ne ences WW \siaGros., Sep! v.--ex- engaged to the wild, mad-cap heiress, Helen Carlson. Each time, for no apparent reason, told lee hedetials or insurance ox. | POT \ she had publicly broken the engagement. And though aminers that they have high blood eet ne eee et” Terry had been devoted to Helen, he swore to Marion te chonta be : -¢ that his love for Helen was dead. } wel! enougn KNOW! lt shonid ie checked at onee. High blood pres a evetteses the beart and often |" “/ein. director of the Bureau But, all too often, as Marion was to learn to her sor- J | Finds True Story A Great Help leads to apoplexy and sudden death, ~’ OrTelen and Domestic ('om- : , ; ee ee oe Sent | merce, has tori Special sur- | TOW, it is the unexpected that shapes human destiny. Editor of True Seory Magestne Olar, S.C. been “progres While on an outing in the mountains with her fiance, Dear Sirs of for vears is iti cias Sale eae ee row jrivet a terrible storm to seek refuge in a I have read several copies of True Story and being a minister of a endegancein 7 the} Were GFIVED by E the Gospel I would hesitate indorsing any publication if 1 was not ee re ee ee cabin and she erp ac the thresh- 8 5 liar ans ADVERTISEMENT jwman two and. one-half times as old when she found she had ta oe bys i sae I do not hesitate to say that I find True Story a help to me tn mu h 2 é Which ing ludes| 9g world of terror, desperate conflict and peril that in preaching and warning the young people whom I serve against the Chronic HeadColds bier tuics 40 heck i ee | later days she was to find almost indescribable. trials and temptations that await them in the school of life. ee ee ee | : rae I think that if more mothers would provide this magazine tor their | ee ee What Marion went through during the terrible days girls to read we ministers would hear less of the sad stories of fallen A Simple Method of — *!#"\tards of living and economic’ that followed is vividly told by Marion herself in “Out girls. May God bles you in your wast of helping ce young by Prevention environment a ry Similar to those +9 . . a warning them o the angers in ite that are controiile y that \ f Dp hi é in our Middle West. find American Of the Storm,” which appears complete in True Story pes eames eo Fs } MW | | alee’ Gaus products NecreaAasingiy adanted to A f. C) b D ; hi h lli g l- , agazine for October. Don’t miss this thrilling, sou 24 Nasal catarrh is not only disagree-' their wants.’ said Dr. Klein. “Ow Maga i I commend you for your plan of having a Ministerial Board pass able and offenses: er. but it sh 7 lead ri jf na) Lies i—wvo CO intries of stirring, true-lite naftative. on your stories before being published. to serious troul! ee entre yet i -— See Se ae - we “ et eras “— 4, ; ‘ when be Dr. Blosser’s : iain fe entire world amount to Yours very truly, Cigatettes are : mpeut 760 per capita.’ “The C f Suspicion” —O humble worker i 4 3 ae werdse! . e Curse of Suspicion nce a humble worker in (Rev.) C. P. CHEWNING ae a “inal \f ee TWO OKLAMOMA MEN DROWN a shoe factory, Mary is today the wife of a millionaire ay flowers Pee _ WHEN BOAT GOES OVER FALLS whom she saved from drowning. At her command is es Fe ii the Assecisied Pres and herr ies. oaNe: ; every luxury that money and social position can provide. The warkit smoke vapor is ne TULSA, Qk. Sept. 7~Two Yet, as she rides in her limousine down Riverside Drive “Starved for Love’”—Though born into the grime and inhaled into the \ i Tulsans wer, drowned and hei: : ; } . | affected air lmpgnte A dies chinphnions warvohtssuccaaa) #0 solitary grandeur, the tage that haunts her day dreams _ poverty of a mining town, Rose was famous for her Italian “It Actually Happened” ; 2 ell A Sol fs \ || death vesterday when a motor boat is not that of her rich husband, but of Jimmy Donlin, beauty tor many miles around. Rough men fought for § Pips cated | him f n Nich thes wer crossing ' , See . : a . : Beis :Z apravs, douches £5.90 es) asi « Spavinaw Lake becami tse g foreman of a department in the factory where she used the tavor of her smile—and she might have married one Evetyone enjoys a good story—but there is a com | a ed NIE in the current and was swep:| to works If every girl and every woman could read this of them and lived happily had not Tom Wilson discovered _ terest about’ the happenings of real life thet make the fancs int Teach eV over the falls to a churning noal ;, 3 : 5 ; + : ee | Is fo 4 churning peel Hoignast story straight from the heart of aformer factory her. From that moment there began a drama of love, 9% the fictionist seem colorless and tame. va contain nie tobaceo or eubebs. and. {} f bee-lo Thy lead are WW ag being harmless, are used by children.) G. Harmon, 30 years old. an yj ‘0 alize that true love bri ic attling climaxes that wi i being harmless, a ildren,:G. Harmon. 30 id and LL. girl they could not help but _ c a e : e brings desperate conflict apd startling climaxes that will hold That is one reason why True Story Magazine has won sie is you suffer from ai ‘ntorrhal 7 : : more happiness than all the riches 1n the wor d., your breathless interest from the first word to the last. a wide and ever-growing popularity. Every one of its stor Trouble riaiti nea! tit . , . 4 ie’lt Corer Telivrleas . ‘ i war. : : ’ ~ - . deatness, hoarseness, asthma, hay fever. bruised and cut, were Roy Stewart | seg ie se he | . is a true experience lifted right out of life. Every one of frequent cold: get from ate anid foand W. J. MeClatchey and Ralph) “A Wife’s Awakening”—Margy’s marriage to Kendal characters you meet in its pages are real peopl EEE dad Grete far yourelt thot wien. | CCal!. deputy game warden. Windsor was, she thought, the most glorious adventure Other Fascinating Stories the people you know and see around you every day. ° | in happiness that any girl could experience. But when, in ; ge Ay tee : ° ma October True Story In this unusual publication, you ate permitted to shi the apt. Beneficial ¢ enka Neither of the Iwo hodies hase sis and Visitors at the lake have the delirium of a dangerous illness, he revealed a terrible ‘nev _ been divided into squads te patrel secretin his life; Margy sudden found herself contro ted “In Search of Love” “The Heart Cheat” om Sito you infamy othe: oon, Ta gy y nte e revealed to you in any other way. Thrilling narratives —_— * Phiet ind hundreds of rour ‘pavinaw Creek to prevent the vic- tims Helng washed away by a situation that few women would have the courage “TAm Guilty” “Flame of Love” love and marriage, of success and failure, of joy and ¢ Dewar old-atyle tewees: tue +P, Sister of Argentine Liberator Dies., to face. A strange, soul-stirring narrative. “My Unfaithful Husband” “Other Lips” _ nto esse —— — fully, not only os. ae Pa Invention for the rational relief and ‘eae ny 1 Mesociated Preas . interest, sut Tor the 1 ance, inspiration an and receive nmediate vreltet anil results BUENOS AIRES, Sept, 7 Dona | “Man and Wife” “Reckless Hours’’ women, boys and ioe ienenebaan: P at a amanll expense! Call or write’ RUPTUR) ‘ RED Wither he KNIFE Sdelmira Mitre ae Rosende sister | ee ni kK ogy HERNIATON F oe. . f Gen. Bartolme Mitre Argentine | : . Opened mcuall mmgperoes en: Th i th l k T S oom 1, 501 Pine St. St. Louis. Mo. . a tus ’ 44 : : ere is no other zine just like True Story And Hours: 10 to 3 (Saturday, 3:30 to 5 P.M.) rer aE and the founder of La Hauntin Memories” “Bit 9” , Kaci indAmericnta weaaiees 2 B “If I Had Told” ter Days cannot afford to miss the October issue—15 big featut is dead at the age of A M f 0 how on ll new lt aihddie Sink tu.Get home or | 7: ee ee agazine O ° all newsstands. Get your copy today ettice heip — through a Post-Dis- Mitre ey pateh Want ad. canes i ate eves aLeegnt Daren | True S tories ge a ee October 24 hours to New York Contents of October Issues te. fe - a O 3 : by the shortest route on Dream World a eee | The Greatest Newsstand Sale in the World The Heart Crv Taking a Chance | Our Love Bower The Snare of - | All For Love —o A Little Lost Girl ite Lies me The Knight of Her Tangled Hearts Don’t be fooled by imi- Dreams One Way to Love You Will Like These Three Other tations! All Macfadden ° | American True Romances dager jah ce hive chs seal te RED ee eee Life Whae Love Taught Ir’ addition to True Story, you should read each month those three thrilling 7 “ | | Ba os : -es” and “T riences.” Its new equipment sets | She Played With Love She Married for | True Romances” an hag Experiences on the cover Lice high standards of ‘travel | bh: a Be Tie Png While each of these magazines has its own appeal, they are all filled with exactly =F we s — d at ftheP | A Reckless Wife Seis Citne the same kind of compellingly realistic stories that has made True Story a favorite Use the Coupon If You Cannot Get ‘ia uxury.Leadcrolthe renn- | Mother of HisChildren True? with its millions of readers. A single glance at the tables of contents at the left will Th M : Y Newss ‘i svlvania’s fleet of 6 trains | Have Men Gypey Blood indicate what a feast awaits you in the October issues of these remarkable magazines. ese Magazines at Your Ne - i - Consciences: e r | > ee ee ee ee daily to the East. For your convenience, each of these four Macfadden Publications appears on the 4 MACFADDEN es esate 66 sister publications —* Dream World, ‘ ih ee a akg » oo eo rte 2 epee sh ‘ ne ear) SO POF ee RE Re ee i eae as ee a te wv a. a pip ae ED REM 4 oy ye. esa wee RE TESS : A te ee ene me

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i aa nn) | LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = — ene UESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926. setlaiepisisscciitpscmmliensiarstmseuas St LS PO PAGE 9" ee : ¥ = , suponuboetuaites | . | | | CHT LAST MOMENT HAD COM eon — * : | Tr the . .? toed Pres : ; ; . drown 4 By ee. ° mos ta - Es ee ; eart an together wit , , a | teat | fee moment Kellogg S ALL-BRAN 1s made Considerable im Col ju nection Wit Z "a | VW ‘ *} : fret +) , , . vom “ -¢ . ‘ - = sy gf om, Dy ‘ ie h ° I idlo Snow. in the (Ch: Sa pen Ki i? an ATUili Lie ‘ er the offic: at Rix K PORE. Ti}.. Sep: _ Ar- AND JEWELER n to te troubled greatly by Kellogg in Battle Creek Michi- ] meivicuality taints iF attempt to swim the 12 miles of | *°"" ¥ torm rested on a charge of driving an Helland Balidiog. This I treated diligently gan. A ready-to-serve cereal de valled.. From a combination* of Dr Jennie V Flemin of | } a a oe Ba Re. a ae Yi | : q St Se Ge FESS Tie: Es ey | the ce er pete | Olive Street Sa? gg) tet oe of 11th Street / COLUMBIA, Van? “Ee f | # ’ jy alll} ; anes nan preaching and teaching. She { { : : : p Mo The function | @ of theemodern missionary is more | ‘: Hi “i fu " ’ 4 or | i il 1 | - eo enter into the social and eco- SEEM - as = | iL i heen ‘i | : Ae ee eens & EER EC Fos if every RANGE \; ey | | leming, who has just returned to J 7 PC. CASSEROLE SET BLUE BIRD DINNER SET = i) | | [ i l wilHitt Migl ai oe ice al ok im) GEL Ge ED Zhe — "} Xe i ™ Nu itn : it ‘mi : aut ‘bdites * t] ? xt | : c~ Ca ie | ~ ae i J i lt it i) ow e mail ate wy Ht | il : hu NIDER’S Catsup is made from the rich- Lie | est vitamin food, and the ot ‘aviabatal lie das) cee | : A er : > = speedy Snider idea— mong the boy and girl converts of | > / yx) 4 5) “tomatoes from vine to - oe wk th in faith Arranging Be e , ew J a co lm ISN bottle in one day”—keeps soaps a asa a. cl yin Resi 5 paged 9 PS V, fast hold on the precious 20 means ati! uimportant part of B kk ay R d K C h : : vitamins. And besides— the work uc Ss as ange an a C en if tastes so good. er ira AGRE =D ee ee Heater With High Shelf wih 1, oot er bei is or y ¥ | S| i ¢ é am io 3 me whebe eines Lilet ee $3 a Month Buys It: ry : " ’ ‘ "ee . cutie azgze—vVvery Youny r) mei ° ‘ . 4 he ¥ // SNIDERS \ ave little to caw in the phhtece py on excellent baker—larg® oven. Four gas burn- mw A — , ices. De] two | Complete with high 4 ay Fe NUE re : . ni Case (cE fe partner Dr Fleming . s ers and two holes for coal, - } B > j the, : . : —-? ranges for 15 to 25 marriages a @ shelf. Buck's Ranges are guaranteed by the man- | Pd iz fam \- — @ wiacturer and by Goldman Bros. a ve 3 y A real impedinient to dhisklonacy Liberal Allowance for Your Old Range : , work, Dr. Fleming find s the cast , 1 ice 40 La 4 : | also Snider’s Chili Sauce A. fags Val | ! i it AO Liit 4 y raf tjhary : a “a 4 j ~ ify ‘ ad & 4A re ‘ re Ail ," tT “3 are : . ~~ - 7% ce ’ ' i » ‘ . te oO « . : se! hw * : —_ ~~ Se fe f j “Zod |i “pot Tt} now she Uc har +) at ra n ¥ “Pz : ' Gey ft ~ ’ 4 ; , OL scl | tt ' © , rf j ty Wo 7S te ee s . ; ‘% * f eb mBOUSaNnd CASTES Wit in} st. Ss 7 ; a / kk NI ii ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “All during the 5, 3 | ithat lo 7 ng night ae | 2 tg’ ads -OCcC1eETYS gy 9°r2 7 j “4? ‘? ’ : : ”g . i - ’ | tia : ,ia PB 74 = : - - . The house rge and | . | 2 ie was la e ia ve ae _ ’ , : ' ; howl: , a TahimMmins {) Ji SUNMUGLIVISION V1! , | a~nene . ioe ; - ._* " , a's rye . " } ? » ry) oF ; . ‘hl, b> w. , ’ ; / - 44 ce 4 ,* AALLLS | > ii tot; rl} | ¢ _ iii if j | Ty . a BR ae si ev MARA A! sheds | just answered him, when Sua- a ws aij si] i it ‘ i. ic - j i } , ~% ile 4 ; | denly ther€ ‘was a terrific crash, a mages that are arrangey miust be | & : : | 5 B49 ‘| a - en ™ » 4 + | i. ; 4 ; ” ~ & 5 ai- a y—but there is a compelling in MM\\\\\\\\ hi \\\ : , most naked young 1 who A Regular ‘ e 7 5 f real life thet make the fancies WM . | H} ; tT ss Shiota ade dikes choi. Blue Bird Dinner | $30 Value and tame. \ : Fe | }j, | aries experienced equally great |] Set Incladed ee ee _ e bee , Oa Ma 4W'| ae e Story Magazine has won such | \in' i , land eating. They had no ’stoves'§ Big reductions; over , larity. Every one of its stories 2a He ; ‘ | land they were compelled to cook a 100 patterns. We A pretty couch during the day—a full-size t out of life. Every one ot the 4 \\ ¥ 9 ; A wae lé Tri j oy t . | . ——E quote ai Spe cial price eomtortable hed at night. Kasy to open . : , In the matter of food itself, n ie icceteeies ite cane. Be j on the Pro-Lino Walnut finish. Speeial. tes are real people—exactly like : » 3} . ‘ hd, sionaries ha to be very areful & ' w Df round you every day. aN \\\ 7 | l, [}}} | as sometimes the food that Ameri- ff $1 Cash— $1 Cash—$1 Monthly W MG f/f) |2re are weed to are quite offensn $1 Month you ate permitted to share the juman hearts that would never er way. Thrilling narratives of and failure, of joy and tragedy, ly, not only for their grippin nspiration and help of men “a reTe. ~*~ just like True Story. And you | , ceady. hen ypu dome with is very il ye > ~ you] : be srmcalbasoty ee ethane Bec od a | 1 GEFEN vER JL @in’g® we tober a big features — . » pate : bgroeemepe s!: pare > * ONG Totcukas seen OR aus o OA Y; our copy today RN > Sas . : 4 ‘BE ‘as opards, too add zest to life. | § Fe : AT GOLDMAN BROS A P cy _ ’ | - \1 ‘ od hye yHeory . : l : I 2 Nd > / i farmers of the most primitive sort ob ? : tienen 2A is 5A t) 2 Sol tas . “hg YY 7 4 J , P, i. iw ( and most of them are por They | | L. = ee ae," _. wy r, Sh eal m - ; : . . . farm just as they have for ce ei , 3 di » ‘ 4 ; ow “ ries. The us » i | tread out their grain as in Bihjicz 3 - a a ee er ee This Coupon Is Worth ‘ rmissionart: pave mT} their mo Nee is wetting better aed more tn- We will deduct $25 from the 4 | @ tproetinc hey fravel now in «mal! hve of reed . Living-Room z a} ; PSA. 4 y ao wi sapien B: Suite you select if you present ik 3 . © n ars, have talking machines this coupon at the time of > The beautiful silk | daily papers, and are expecting he- be ; . — a+ tsk! ; ahle to Vis - purchase. All goods marked in shade and artistic plain figures. base harmonize in GOLDMAN BROS. m color, Bomething new in Lamps Kegular $14 val. }? a ri 4 : : i ie ’ * ; . » i ten in on the rest of the world wit! Ss ~ al ' ‘ Se P | radios which will, do much to : fi , CG ac Cx«JTi i Ts a: } nnroec - le -m * 5 ilé e& The yh) ] ‘ ~ i Ove tL iwoti. ? ’ r * 7 : : > 4 7 . P . ¢ - > ¢ z “ - 4 ; , 4 9] 7 | . “7 ' . le . * % ” . . 4 -—— MT. AUBURN MARKET 6128 Easton Wellston Prices for Tees... Wed. Thurs. if You Cannot Get — + - We Soars at Your Newsstand St p ak iow [40 “Allez bs Ba : j Tenderioin, Ib. eceive the nexr fve issues of the : CHUCK ROAST, Ib. Sc inning with the October issue } 4 ~— CHUCK PRIME, tb. . ata f ic (Please check magazine d | : - | bag J Tue pemmences ] , a \ e. Short Ribs -... See our new selection-— : _| True Experiences ql § Flank ¢ all designe and colors. MARGIN before subscribing enclose 4 i Brisket Lb. We offer a special value Ont | ; 3 | - eas 7 for Calcen, | Marriett's Geld When vou see this large luxurious davenport, big Cogswell 7 ) On, Medal Shoe ‘Efe + you will agree with us that this is a real : a , . *h = —_, ~y | . : Polish 3 cans chair and armehair you will agree “ ith us that is a Ps Z Vij ¥ WN SSX = - -- value. Beautifully upholstered; full spring construction. = 4 "86. RARE RSE Hamm's (00° , Cash—Bal Monthl ; f , : ANY , te > | : ease oO 4 : 3 hy NOQY SO ‘| Pure Hopped C ; $5 Cas ance Monthly OLDMAN BROS., 1102-04-06-08 OLIVE ST , ee _—~ Malt; can

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——________" ee When Farmers Team Up With Business | ORTHWESTERN farmers slept under wagon-loads@@y 2 wheat in zero weather, waiting for freight cars. N@BSsULEDES “sem thousand business and railroad men joined in a constr . ee vor" revolution to save the farmer, the merchant, the ‘bank j ™| the railroad. An arresting story. (2) V REAM ERY mie aes ican THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1926 TUESDAY EVENING, _, MASEIM ART EXHIBIT ~— DEPICTS NEW REGIME Cyfticial P - L Aw ife- _. Nuc ete st ~. . \ eth Haw y aa par th Seswieredhienasatemenane ” nee Mgt ct ee ae, candle 22% We es eae ee a nay oe a ey ee wat Tile: 5, ‘ ron ~* A, ees bes! ~Y Pongg 7* ~~“ « ** Seg a [ODO i, Mie 3 9 Nc, Mt Fe eee Vs 4 ae , PAGES26_ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SPOONS TR me Pe OLR a bas s ; + aes ~ hes mary ees tie mend task. to. ee oe ee ee tt ee pee SoA tana sad ri aa, Se , e “ , ee ‘ ~ any “en wet! seal x jae neni ee as we ror ee Se anaes ae eed Nien ¢ 4 ~ Ce tnd > Fran ee . 5s - ee pare es . . Bl oe Lope | 7 f NG : oR ahi Ma gOS it tEAM ig aciinin ic nie ILE iehaadeag tais say, RON iene oe es, ae OO oe Rice 1 ane an! : - . * z ’ . a he * nes . v ~ aka e book which has aroused { feunttry Olah — Baoan ” a great farming states write about® horned: wholesome 38C in the 48-1. eark a7 r 54h, eack, tle Create y ; wrapped halves G%lb. eark £1.19 Hib, eack sii 24-Lb. Sack 24-Lb. Sack 47c 1.05 |°1.23 | SUGAR ov Lakes hwret Hatter—tA. Print prlee; pound | PASTRY), ho" 25 ¢ $4. 62 Cc PILLSBURY *' $1.23 Wondernut leo “+ te she ROYAL PATENT a ’ $1.37 a 4 ae ane _ ath. "he ar ; e Geedliuck Oleo—tb Take Advantage of Kroger’s Low Prices and Lay in a Supply Country Club Gold Medal of NATION’S BUSINESS before subscribe, send 10c and we will ' you “The New Competition.” 4 dress: Dept. 2 , NATION’S Bust Washington, D. Cc. 7 ome prapepeenns® BEE as ~* Pid eho ce: ; set ie poe see svnsh’y deat —. — — samy . bee eet rt eer. +f @* fe tat nce Fo v eit Ef, het “Gon, Aptos er, gate a; wy - Ee ee tal ois ¥ ewer aF s S Fee capo “ Prohge” street aes in 3 wwe bee 2 / Raw Tee 5S Pere ere . my =z “The Farmer’s Business” In the same Se Sy re ASS One®. ftuh large wer t. its # art.. fountry ed b.cae; doz. September number. () ( foam LARD Alvolutely pure; very low - % ‘ issue are a dozen other articles ne RO ee. a hee WR wags Ep ae affecting business noren, big and little, everywhere. A congressman explains how ‘**Government. Grows and Grows.” (©) ‘ight upon the aid science is bringing ckKane In September NATION'S B U: Y | A chemist throws new (Wften Ficeur——24t',-th. aack e ae Pad (2) The Silent Revolution in Rail y d By F.S. Tisdale. ° a Le BS OCI EOL INN RE IR MMII rey Ome ve to business. ( An expert, reminding us that timber is a crop, fights the “wood (2) The Farmer's Business—Appr Z e Two of His Neighbors — He 1 Allen and Samuel R. Me eh frapry This po- SMOKED cal culture " , ’ , Siti sti is4 U & ty \rt Doesn't Pay in Pussia. Art |] ne profitable under af) jee? i) len ! i? wortdths cy ae j ' ; famine” bugaboo with facts. () 7. to 4 Lb. Average ADVERTISEMENT THERE TOO MUC RIC ACII IN YOUR BLOOD? his FREE 85 cent Bott Mid you get up this morning tir dull, back aching, joints sti ©8 sore, weak all over? ere you in and out of bed hal! THER stimulating articles give you a valuable perspective upon forces outside your ,business which bear vitally upon it. (4) NATION'S BUSINESS speaks with the unique authority of the greatest business or- ganization in the world—the United States Chamber of Commerce. (c} Government Grows ‘oud By William R. Wood. (4) Di rly Work in the Test Tuo aS times last night? (e) The Lumberman Puts Consertaiti a4 or catanaao kidneys, irritat Into Practice in the Woe ae Ing you feel "old" and mie Henry Schott, Director, ¥ ND NATION’sS BUSINESS is vivid Coast Lumber Trade Extet oe eyelid Spmenss | se, Buil, ane: East Hampton, Con Title and illustra- Bureau. an BS cent bettie « clear-cut business English, ussia in art, must The Williams Treatment pro Mit can do for you. Get we mong. Enjoy living. Val tin lection within a riod to vote on Square Mason JARS toe Til and open, with Pittiera 4¢, Qitimarte with interest. a z wi. a “tree, tty ~, arce i Post No obligati Par ue ands uging thie me Fata}! ished 180° (f) —and twenty more timely b ae Cervelat, Ib. 32¢ NECK CHOPS, ee slinatined institutions may Boneless Pigs’ Cheese, Ib. Per 70c Lb. te Rie et tied ei e : fea | Southern isle, can Ife Pretzele—4'riep, fresh: ib Ide SEYMOUR. Mo_ Sept. 6.—-The YPGETABL ES ' » receive the reqyired two-thirds fo ness articles fully illus Braunschweiger, c withile«d) more by ; ertis) Feet, por jar Sirloin or Tenderloin | Per 3 7(€ Lb. thagi artistic merit. (Fh ome of the murders and red which Huker'a Molet Coroannt— Club. th. jar le fienuine Norweglan Brisling Sardines, @ cans ye third « six-months c A N T ALOUPES FB criven tems’ d ings are mounted if per poun SUGAR-CURED Boh inpa inten stats Minced Ham, T rinland, United States an: pal Weiners, © E A af ss [+ A Vi oF «/8 ir) Peon, reeting exhnipit per pound Choice Center Slices practically none of the bbist ; i\lwavs have been necessary to mor Marshmallow (€ reme—Countrs bid KR - or ditera- ~(jentine Tink Alaska 1 { | gi Sr Tomate , ture SALMON Tall ib 6c SARDINES | of i ‘h in — 2s ke Vote Again on W ater System. Zates, Pure Pruit he ripe, TOMATO a) Pe 1 $25.000 bona S issue for establishing municipal! ink Meats large ed EA 3 ror 25c tion, Thuringer 33¢ Per Lb. . 3 q a ‘ matitutions may Ce sliced, per Ib. : aa grotesque, some of t Cream Cottage lhe Per 7 Cc Lb. euati Country Club ted Alashe Salmon, Ih. can pint juz ; ; , t! On FRUITS | waterworks system wil) be held | O U P ' here Sept. 28. The measure failed { prices new majority in the first two election: ns Business Chance offe ——. Dispatch want colums * Femeone may hawe the bus make sparkling editorial comment, 74c tied Jar Hinges, deren Ne Zine dar Cape. degen Mandan! Tin Cane, dov., tte ie Jelly Cilaases, dos, . BANANAS truit 2 tbs. 15¢c Colman'« package French's Mustard Need— ms ounce package c Mustard—4.- “oune e MUSHROOHS , on ne fimemt tothe vt) i4¢) 6D Obpttone WATERMELONS rile 25c SPICES page nt spices '53c lea & Perrin’«s Sauce Oe LEMONS Llifornia Per 20c Doz. stick Cinnamon: of. phe. Se FRENCH CELERY Michigan, Large Stalks Sc PURE CIDER ‘ountry lab; will ean one of thy “wepular of salad ue. berths Hh! ao ufreasings PEPPERS -REEN Hlomegrowt 2 tts. 9¢ WIR ae Puli * nets made ro om 25c Gonntrs Rg Beayenndies. POTATOES ster t's ible re 15 us. 45c Vbhite Vinegcar——Gallon, 106 KROGER SHREDDED SOAP PARL, SOAP—Har ... Row" bars. .,. he Yr. ebue * a , wad Ure . ¥ *5 Haws + CRISTAL WHITHK-—Baf,. 40 & ta Mar Seap—IHiar .is Oo ivory, emall Te; ‘g phe» Patinaitiee larce, Ite Old per bar ae ° bars Dutch, * ‘or Washing + os Ly ity eA Soap eae ES phes. MOON CHOP GENUINE ORANGE PEKOL—DNST FOR I1ChD TEA—%-LB, me ui — “ ew Low ‘oF Ag 15c OXYDOL—Laree phe... 89 Te 70-Mule Team Borax... Ite .. ise Saniflush —~Can .. 4e ide = Red Seal Lye—Can .... ie VKG. 18¢ YOUNG FOLKS WITH OLD STOMACHS! stomach ani | go without tho things vou'd likgeto | | cat? Do you pamper your Perhaps you ‘needa’t! Did you ever try a Stuart tablet to over- 'cqme distress from over-cating—for | ple abe Riuart Rive cenis. i that unpleasant gas? What a boon to hich lieere Is che sim tablet which «a many have now learned te take oteas stowalls! For a swect stomach. and breath inaur ance. Try it, Free BOX Now (iet a pocket metal box of Stmart’s« tab- lets for a quarter—keep it filled from the big 60¢ size. Sold ia every drugstore, or full box free; write F. A. Stuart Co., Lep'’t N63, Marshall, Mich, STUART'S ' DYSPEPSIA TABLETS A . A sweet stomach Jor twenty | | | | itself is to business men. ‘ . AAAS “AANA \ SANS \‘S * AAS YS Ss ANN . MO oe . \ .*% Subscribers today 221,429 AK Fa LT; } Avy | g i i: Bie : BCR 3 o Pras. . . _ ; “7 he — m@ every issuc as interesting as business photographs, maps, ‘dray " [srenine you are seeking. and cartoons. ONS Subscribers one year ago 187,588 MERLE THORPE, Editor Published Monthly at Washington by the United States Chamber of Commerce / f pene phone your order « with vour nearest droget« ~— — irl Works G had indige , ' ik « b m & Stion for rears, br ed me the firat wee! > Shable to do anything, be Work ona day and have gaine Lizzie Byrd. ‘3 a eompound of th > intestinal cleanser wit ) buckthorn, cascara an a oas ‘spelling and detergen ' It is excellent for Inte is, a disease due to moder ; living and which is ofte ' “ause of sour stomach. ya , SeTvous dyspepsia am ~ Bleey «ost medicines, Adlerik Pon BOTH upper and lowe a the intestines a REA] ~€ 4nd bringing out old ~_ Satter vou never thought wa Br system, Eren if bewel ly, you will be su more old matter Adierik: Su: which may bave bee Sl) vour troabtc, In sligh * like cecasiopal

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arenes: 9 1.L0UIS POST-DISPATCH NECKS STILL BARE DESPITE MEN'S EDIGTS eee - __., [TESDAY EVENING, OPPONENTS OF REPEAL OF STATE. ome a rast bullaing. [Aberty Cen-. DRY LAW PLAN MASS MEETING The ting was set for Sunday ‘David W. Hill Chairman of Com- | mittee to Arrange Gathering for Afternoon of Sunday, Sept. 19. Tentative plans for a mass meet- ing of prohibitionists.in St. Louis ‘in opposition to the proposal to re- W. t of peal the state dry enforcement act |tion, + en ch were formed yesterday at a meet- | executive ing of the executive committee of) ch: the Citizens’ Organization Ag: ainst Proposition No. 4 in the of rr afternoon Bdst. 19, which will be a few days before the mass meetings Says Modern all the coun- R the Aes NEW TOR K. mses will replac ~ erosses which mm: the Lrne 30,.¢ ‘calle@g for Sept. 25 in local committees. yesterday David “Ea iniza- Lies to organize At the meeting — Hill, presiden ee. the or Women’s Skirts Also Continue to Shrink and Their Sleeves Get No Longer. airman. of Hay, vice Smith of and Al. ness France, Gen ‘ 1irman: Mrs chairman of the University City. 5S 'bert Miller. trea fice 0 turning SEPTEMBER 7, MARBLE CROSSES FOR GRAVES | OF AMERICAN DEAD IN FRANCE Gen, Pershing Back From Europe Markers Are to _ — placed. ress irk “the 0 American John ents €Commissio after three months abroad. te 1926 pumucnremce 2D tc LADUE FLD ET EMOTE EAE mecieesinceenmen PAG Canad‘an Pacific got owt ef con- ‘trel on a grade and 26 cars were carried over a bridge inte a 106- foot canyon when the locomotive hit a curve. - ~~ * ~ ene et Hie shared the ovatio Crowd which had gath pier to welcome Clare retr, who emote ‘ English Chann 6 TRAMPS KILLED IN WRECK Hoboes Re norted Annee aes Dead in ¢ in at Jessica. a which four trainmen also lost their at the given hy red Belle Par- swim the lives. A heavily loaded freight train the Kettle Valley branch of the Treated One ~ ares Wek FEE §66 or” Sealing” renerea, sis ts 38 ls « prescription fos | ae me Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Bilious Fever and Malaria te kills the sorms Sept. 7.—Marbie e the old wooden graves of war dead in J. Pershing, Battlefield Monu- nm, said today re By the Associ re VANCOUVER, BR rts nage here are that fri ight tram wreck at J Sant Pg om six ti . ay a trl CM DROPsY REMEDY Ss were KRiiied T hal , 4 Ssica, B. 4 im a trair . Sunday in the Associat LONDON, Br or immaivine mrscion:| ADVERTISEMENT and Kings the world over are try-, 7" ing to reform woman's dress by various methods. But skirts con-. tinue to shrink, sleeves get no longer and the edicts of man have> up the bare necks whic} high-priced offi- cials pretend to find objectionable. Mustapha Kemal’s press agents would have one believe Turkish women have cast aside the veil at _ his suggestion and altered their costumes to harmonize with the wome the West. Yet travelers who have been away from the great cities in Tur- key say the Mohammedan women clinging to their veils. Turk- men had to lay aside their and some Turks were exé- for clinging them. FAjicts Fail in Greece. Pangoulos tried to ily Eee, women's skirts by law in Greece, but had to abandon the attempt. Greek women went to jail rather | than comply with the orders of the Athenian dictator. King George let be knonw in Cowes that he thought very short skirts were unattractive. and mans of the women who associate with royaity donned longer gowns. But he was too wise to attempt ans ; Seneral reform in woman's dress Both he and Queen Mary hav: done much prevent extrem: fashions from prevailing among women who are received at Court Mussolini’s effort to standardize the —_— of Italian women and lessen the of dress by having a uniform.for women is creating nuch amusement among British aptiehein who had to do with the ef- fort made in England during the Great War to a standard costume for women at a remark- ably cheap price | Cheap Costumes Despised. Even humblest showed themselves indi- vidualists and despised the cheap and unattra imes. King Alhbe of Belgium may get the women of Belgium to help ex- change by using onlv war bread President windeabelen may per- suade German ‘fo use oniv home-grown or bread, th reducing the {mportation of whe: flour, and Mussolini may get It to eat more potatoes and less mac- the interest of nationa! finances, but Englishmen who had a hand in trving to standardize fe- ire a male atti nd reduce it wagon-loads of Nite “ ima constructiy « B ' ight Cars. 7 y (f PPes , Olive St or Booth 47. Presidents’ Piaza, Expe sition not covered various - % STOP axe SHOP ~ /ISCONSIN (REAMERY ; Lucas 6230 “Easton Art. are 1428 Salisbury ish Recognized Leader” @ .. ay AND THURSDAY cuted SPECIALS n of 9. - quarter of a millj c men read NATIONS iy. They find it ist $7.50 which a costs them. If 3 | gor $7. 50 now, we ‘ou “The New Com- actively printed littled, a aroused internatior if plea Ti D Us. WORTH OF REE! EAGLE STAMPS , With Each Can of MAMERICAR MAID MALT “The kind that’ s always right” 3-Lb. Can TO ax GGS ‘+ q | every posed of oF SPREAD FOR BEE 40c To Cost provide ant to get the flavoll S BUSINESS before you ol. Oc and we will the women he oe cost Competition.” , INATION’S BU ‘SINES 8S, ) C. : =worm " women 2 ‘ve us aly $e aroni i{n ’ATION’S BUSINES fin Te = cost to 8 inimum smile at the efforta of Wholesome 100 o Pure * i nee "Lard, 16°, a, law ' Neighbors —Henry 3 apa aun Ty ogg Samuel R. McKelvie = . 7 | = to put Italy's women ir liam a ee olution in Railroading sdale. ‘O?) oT. loving ir oO , CROW NS— Liforms oie CREWS. LAWYER, KILLED WHEN AUTO SKIDS IN STORM New Yorker. a Director of the Na- tional City ©Co., Was Native of Mount Vernon, I. Business—A ppratsed Y hy the \ aR er t’ race .T MORIC HES, XN talnh Crews. ADVERTISEMENT rer ang a a ae ! “ty CC ; subdsidia Bank. was kille: accident promins irector of thr Grows and Crowe [THERE TOO MUCH tonal Tits iy at, the n R. Wood. RIC ACID “:.:: w the Test Tubes. By last night . IN YOUR BLOOD? 6 Maas. near here late. being driven to New a roadster by Guy Carv the Nationa! ear skidded tn a turned over. the rk in . ° on official of City He was is FREE 85 cent Bottle B heavy rainstorm and Mr. Crews was caught under wreckage and died soon afterward. Cary escaped with slight inifuries ‘ times last night? Mr. Crews was born at Mount Vernon, I?! 1876 A graduate = COngested ki dneys, irritated ‘ *} Bi .f » Theumatic pai ine and aches Of the Chicago College of Law, he * "you fee! Te 1” an 7 miser was admitted to the II! | and practiced tn Chi ank. when the » you get up this mo rning tired. Pa. back aching, ints sti *f s0re, weak al! over} ® you in and ov t of bed halfe an Puts Conser vation ce in the “Woods. By ott, Director, West: ber Trade Extension) 4 , a] inois Har in ago unt! ar +2 Williams Treatment prove LDi t. ean do for you well. He was a member of the law mong. Enjoy living. . irm of Shearman & Sterling in this notice and address to The and was a director of a eS. Williams o., De ‘pt.GA 3501 corporations In 1917 Building, East Hamp 1 1918 he was a Major in the oq gad a eent bot Department . Pe. Thousands ' Established 189° PS0y address Ny, ¢ par Try it af « ‘ iv,et th‘s city umber of ( onn. irdnance of ited io ae x » 7 la ¢ and later a assistant to the chief it Washington States army of y more timely busi-! : S fully illustrated by . hs, maps, drawings: mM . Farmer Hangs Himself in Tree. Dispa ch. the Business Chance offers ~* “Dispatch want column« ‘AR B GNDAT .E, 1 may have the busi- William Brewer, 55 vears o @Pening you are seeking. If farmer i on » Phone your order or ; th your nefnrest dragrist. ~ DD. (—_— | 1d, a han2ging or health ives. Se ended his life by ere Po le cause b’ himself to a tree fh ’ > was giver as Ul reia ADVERTISEMENT ee ee > id — All Day, ciel N { Gains 15 Pounds ? @ indiges: 107 sick headache, ONE helped me he first cit brings relief. ped day and anything, but Doctors Praise Adlerika se «+, :.. H. lL. Shoub, New York: ) Lizzie ‘‘Adjerika, in addition to ita intes- tinal cleansing, checks the growth of intestina!] bacteria. ° Dr. A. C. Cur) ‘I prescribe Ad uae ka wit h bi ghiy satisfactory re its. Dr. J. Weaver: ‘‘In my 50 years’ practice. I have found nothing to exce] Adierika. ’ J. E. Puckett: ‘‘After using Ad lerika, I fee! better than for 2Vv years. Awfu)] impurities were elim inated from my system.” Dr. F. M. P. (name withheld br oF You never t thought was request): ‘‘I use Adilerika in all #¥stem. Even if bowels bowel cases. Some require only one SY, you will be surprised | d0se.’’ - ore old matter Adlerika’ No matter. what you have tried pe Which been for your stomach and bowels, Adler- Pal your tro In slight ika will surprise rou. At leading like occasia: si constipa druggists. In St. Louis at Wolff-, ee — indigestion or, Wilson Drug Stores. spoon ful alwa vs ine@u The i ‘ ig a ony intestina ciean ; buckthorn cascara and ’ ‘tXpeiliny and detergent | 42 is excellent for Intes- ‘ ts » 8 disease a to modern If; me and whieh is often » “Ase of sour stomach. cas _ Bervous and Ree). Most med ines. erika me BOTH one. r and lower ®¥ag the intestin es a REAL €ad bringing out old pois- With . ses s* UV Spc pPsin Subscribers one year ago 187,588 may baw 4 g pst * PROTA hy ie i or poe Seat ae a on ae no - AY . ‘ 4 Pde ne ws VFRBs y the Associated Press jj | A Calais, France, Aug. 30.—Ernst Vier- koetter, a baker from Cologne, the champion long distance swimmer of Germany, today swam _ across the English Channel in the record time of 12 hours and. 43 minutes. “With a little tuck,” said his trainer, “he would have done it in ten hours and a half.” MAY SWIM BOTH WAYS Vierkoetter not only beat Gertrude Ederle’s record but he waded ashore in England so fresh that he began at once to talk about trying next year to swim the difficult stretch in both directions at the one attempt. According to the captain of the tug Europe: of Dunkirk which ac- companied the swimmer, Vierkoetter actually swam thirty and a half miles while the distance across the channel from the point where he went into the water is only_sx on und >-fourth Jn bis swir across the cha Vierkoetter swal- lowed a cup of broth after the sec- ond hour and a little later had some coffee. After the a hour he ate —_ bananas and after the ten our e had a drink of mineral : water. That was all he had until he npforhy ashore near the South Foreland lig nouse and aSked the cheering from the nearby barracks for a te arette. WELCOMED TO CALAIS Vierkoetter returned immediately to France on the tug Europe. When :entering Calais harbor he saw a great crowd ready to receive ‘him and the mayor of Calais ready to greet hint with a handsome bouquet of flowers, the veteran of the great war who had lost one eye in battle showed | his ! first | emotion. “Iam glad I succeeded in swimming the channel,” he said to a representa- tive of The Associated Press, “but I have been so well treated by every- body that I’ll'not be satisfied; until I come back next year and beat my own record and perhaps swim the channel in both directions. My wife, who is the female long distance swimming champion of Germany, will then try the feat on her own ac- count.” Vierkoetter will tomorrow. qu ee ee ¢% — ~~ leave Paris for Cclorn ’ ~" © tf -

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PAGE 2 4 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER 7. 192 i a _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —___. __. CUBS SCORE THREE RUNS IN FIRST INNING OF GAME WITH CINCINN etn a ERROR HELPS Quits Browns to Play Football Nevers Leaves Meeting to Plan co REDS TO TWO IN Quit Brome to Pley Football Sprmsto Join Worl’ Series | The Pennant Race ¢ ee "Ss Duluth Eleven Called by Landis | > After Tod EIR HALF fe s ws € : ee | STANDING OF THE CLU8S : A ES _ Case in Hands of abs Ball, Officials of Pennant Contend- | SATIONAPLEACER ia BE L 2. = | . | Says Friel — Emie Starts |§ ers Will Formulate Plans | a7 . ta, Sonn Kelly and Freigau Hit Safer RN * = “og : | Practice Today. 2 at Pittsburg. _. : ly Agaimst Carl Mays to Drive in Runners—Kautf- Ch «tea ia é ; ; ARON IE ROME DIAS pertains EC np AT ER Boe Ken i 1 is, * Meek... aces te e A Seedy WSs a) RAY 7 wie *pecial ‘o the Post PITTSBURG. ge nis have been Inanhager gf cham pieg | 6s ey Tenet A A Ly bak Sia . = , MM ete) baal : A NOE SE SS AEE SEC LR EN LN ALO AA et ERM HONE IRE MOE. ie alpanatsais ait ; "_ ee fia , ‘ ; mrtg ? ra wie Se a ee oF me cas 5 ’ +? patie 3 q — Ee wes aa A pas ‘ ae Re : - ‘ ey . a . “ eer waanetg A ey MD A: * An i SO” ste «2a pathy, " > eet o> "a a i or t tj } ; joa a ‘ ¢ : MY me px -_ ei di a ee ee ui« SSSR rhe VI AS Fae my => bh as bee LO EO IEE OR ARE Rage eye og por Bry permitted practice by ¢ a Rr BYP ae THREE I ; of the Ohio » FIRST INNING Pace, Batters 4 Sparring Dorchester. Sturdy Stella and Best 1 ee hw . Re eee ges Tre Haute @4. Decatur 0. working in a foundry Ii | NE ee : be oat OD gy 2 the ability to help CHICAGO—Adams d: ( iminnati 3 ) “PCOND RAt Fe ’ gs Pittsburg , : 793 ° “OL THWESTERN | who were ininred : : shert. Heathcote uertticed. his ns i Grace : Ps "ws | Danville 1-2 [—o—.--| Partners All Quer Ring == * eh BE) tne wine rik ot ou LR ah may grat nam of ¢} AQ ; a , 7 : apes 5 - . Second | Adams scoring Wilson hit o , ' mo 7 ° — A a=) s. MOD pd : werete came | Dressen and Kelly was safe at sec- pers . ( ardinal~ : piagTe ba i fifth. darkness a PACIFIC COAST. Birminurhan _ New Orleans 0-4. (Sec. HELD AT 5 ond when Critz muffed Dresses Ch npoion ‘ sha ; . , 7 THIRD RACH j ; : oy ' iy j " . c , of DS we “ - ‘ . — oo (2rd . New ¢ Minn Krai. hal REACTS ae : ie Pi weit il Li Ae | i a tsi - { ,.1mMMaAai ; osunet. organ rolled to F he sox a 3 TP aes = - N ash Lite — ' ' lane —_ Ra. {See- AJ series ef water | —_ , . " . “ne . .s Mas s “A . . * hl . . " ao , ‘ ote , ial ‘ > 24 gate ai irG ries tiith nee. Wilsen scaring Cooney fors-d ; r > 7 . | — . ~ eld Sunday and Freicau - r } . c"ritz TH rm E ~ H .. , : , _ - ‘ 7 , ~ i“ -_. : — ‘. + - _ -) : : ~ : = yt , 4 A WERIc aN ASS TTION. > ; - ; A “ - cers © ritZ. i 6 os ii : ; sii . me , “T i : : . 2 RUNS 2 | . ht KTH RA E—™ mc [| Pani 54 Mu ineapelis eras. dge on the ins tne . a%s oa = . av “ = : » : ied : motor boat a CINCINN 4TI—Coone fumbled i 4 ( ardinal 3 : . oe : Kansas Ci Milwaukee 10-4 (firet ay at Linceln 3 Tunacs Phiksophizes, A a oe > mach ain T ' -; ' ( ihoInna ; Rs Zitzmann’s grounder. Roush ‘sin By Robert peop 1511-5. ims ti L. Pet. Cul : , ' The results of teenie : gied through Grimn Zitzmann | Pittsburg ... : . ’ ; ~ meen ‘ INTERNATION Ak “ ss . prow "taking third i hristensen sing! J ATL. AN TIC CITy N 1 _ “2 ) , . " = : , At Lin cole F; | > hn \ 72 ; t+ Z - : = % = : ~. 4 me a Ps _— » ‘ } Ly : Newark 4? ca) — fo! ‘ows: cot. . ." . | > m | ast : ds. ae 0) Sp wntnvee | . ~~ mie Secend - soon MEN'S DOTS through short 2itzmann COTE wvesterday before hi y ine - | ~ a nce aa ne ned 3 LSO! PHe mt — * 2 ” muffle 2-6 “agar eon and Roush taking thir Pipp sin- | a se ve, : iho on Fister? th WHRSTERN. ecus “é Ruchester 1 | wie I"} ere tn ree ;' — aga ie ? RST RACE ‘ ‘ pestpomed. rain te right. Reush scoring res- | rere eo ee ; a eee Pirat wt ~ wander LImhs Pet. a t. ‘Raltimer Reading 1 —_ | MIXED CANOE + te ; +? ’ > - ~ >» : wher RU : atD 2 sé “7 5 { ¢ : ts ‘ 7 24 B eS ° . 4 | ‘3 . , Lert , ~~ cer +r 4 “2 : n Pred Raeter (St into . : i TT) i , Yr? : eran | | 4 - | 7 ; ; % : : } é J : . , » ah Ce. 4 TOTe ass : : - a ee EA , ins ity egeva ais 5 CaaS PRES GEE NGA PIR ILI Hee By oad al yer, . Beet % 4n~ 4h “eidespnd ‘4 Pe on ee ae > -y Seo Othe Caters? pe ee ’ adits Ms aigihionn t phe tie “e « ‘J eee Tae es ipa ea ~ “ ™ 9 cae ie that . baci . in BE I nese or - — és _ re ~ _ es " ». ei F id my ? - Nee om * h . ae - * tat ann . — ye ; ae Poe - . s iki ss ST eee + + ~. $y 2 TARR A! . “ ad Ce ~s oh ue ol wi pam 0 ee ¢ ad oh jy thet aoe ep we ae ¢ eee i , ? ¢ n oh tg Ry ‘ ea, ‘ ea lh “ = ~ ioe P . Ex $ Po yaa aoe & PE ORR Rite sie Sit , Fe 2 ‘ ri ag cm ne ae ere a Wied 2 Sic He ye Ler * Pa Fe ak ee as x * « - + by - Pa » i : wi iit ge 2 on At Hamilton. Hafeyr a re grentlemar oh as bee nz ty ae i a % é : . on . Th Hallakan k most of his leg ex Was and nearly rer : FIRST RACE—Five a: ophalf { SOE «shag E | , : ce aad | , > y | Haines 7 cores : Aa a, es ; “a val 7 : ? Be oe ; , . re y tt Be 7 ; Warwick ; a8 & ret 2 a : Ie . 2 rt 7 anide oe rest hase ; Alexander ' ‘ itm ri¢ Lvs king a & en mt : } Time. 1 : a Der Ker o Rhem - or : : ; : ; na }Ter? : > sweg* “2,4 ; =. - ; ome ow ; a _— ; Kee eee ee 6 teas eimai | | : 2 . ae, ‘ J Se mps ee «his Rrith , P 7. —— ~ ; EX OND Rar tk “— ‘ eid Joh nsen BOSTON AT NEW YORK atieeatat GE Et TRS eet SOM tees iy@erious (Muner care 900 free: the. o@ee of the nisites . nll, . - Al ~ RTO Sst pee 6488 SB eal Sai ance aa Seas a a Bing = i idles aueae Sa ae” aoe cna aoe a inal ny ec en Aamceate Pea a? al ‘ae J = Similars NEW YORK AT BOSTON. ring semewhat hatt Se. tZe* (arn Row i« hal ) ul ive ime Bites : Hs ae _—— Jack Takes “Fm a. | bother of Copbvcech. the Durer on tnt Pace Be rate. Dal ; } a. in regulesion: BOSTON fiasteciaas * oe ez ; th ifPred a 7 ho > | ‘ ee, ' : roe nm Hf ‘ se — ‘ * \ Tan OT a > ; . : *-furtean “7 =" : ' r ths . : : 3-6... te x, Theses Re ' a — wet a rrete rim 2 * we. mat , mm " ; te 7 ee t to a 4. Tayler. Siemer Rage aa. aig arm Jerr pe | tha? | oat ial * nigh ts ©D ~ 15 led _ na Lae | , Tes ix : iR “a : 38 & : i Sine ee - | 922 » ** = ' ose? forwar : 4 a Sok er i Tar “oueriin te : : : onan Se PADELPMIA | one and reached for Saxon's body:| Love of the game rather than co | S823. Fivime Chit 36 Bae” i . 0 0 a 0 oa ieicee-t thum ped ‘on 3 es 2% r: ry i see site Synge Sette ‘s | e@Ward : 3. er = ae . _ oe >i OLIVER CADILLAC co. | f 7 | 7 eo aaa ne ee | cea Speake ne tag, Cece SS Se ee Sere | Locust and Lindell Cut-off |} / $7.50, $8.50," $10.00 Lines and PHILADELPHIA. f= 8 Wicked swing that agin | SOs Secoting te Cougtin, who | Brown Sik 1:063-5. Leak” anne 3:12. | : | 2 1 . e aught Teer peev — on the silos am a A . : wa ee : :3 ; a ree 9 t ina a . . ex ron r A = c 4 Bett V. / D li on e1e ogi Se Southtre sear ein | Some aS kane Tete ae | | tter Value Dollar for L ae t i Prees Keen DETROIT AT CHICAGO. — RACE- — ong Sherde! Hf. Bell 1 . ." ' : rT Lu — setherun mAs “@euwewe Sree @ @ Ye AMES PPS Te RNE P DS rae PRA. 29S te Sete PRI baht Marehs he IOAN ee Oe fel T I aT i te oeethey » SUAS hed sti ¥ ACAI SSN Wel eet BER YUL aR AUB Ph mane Crapo gage Ete OR RI ee ¥ never smiles while » ) . , Tak 36 ys ix nm “ar ge Broeckign~— Petter acct Deer werk He's grim and puso ~ agg A Recesec = acd * 22.2. noty he didn t @m&iie new Mev- in Newark on Sept. 24 " ohare ea PRBS Roe dat age CARD DAS ED IH ONO A ES AE a? Tt

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CH eee er e Re —- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ____ | __TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 29 CINCINNAMDON’T SEE HOW DEMPSEY COULD BE MUCH BETTER,” JACK O'BRIEN SAYS te a ——— —~— erates: == — ‘ lila, one - 7 OL Lh ai a a ~My Cm le inn mili fl ai mM Mm Ne it “ yom _ | HAMPION = ‘MUTT AND JEFF—Looked Like F lirting With Ploniaine Poisoning tb leff the SBN Le eS . * Bud Fisher Sparta Opens U. S. onesetter rs yy eye eres ae After T oda ay’s] . Cardinal Seite tod es Treatment of Spine, Ip ON ttl OL BP he” | JEFF, BEING ia) CHARGE BiG Jere at anne a 0a - a . 7 S ry the Piet Thepatech have bes Nn made for hi fT Doing Only Road = a = Z "| ’ . 1; 2 ~ Ss ' 3 _ - _ | "BR MOKLYN, N. Y., - Sept. 7. % - ‘ i. ) — | a ; om He a Af | ~ | Ala The Spart: ry c of Prague, io, menis Games Tarp ein se HSoy, Manager of the ge. ; a iF C C; o-Slovakia opene | = — = : zecko-Slovakia opened theif tou: of the United States in -fine 0 tne National League for six me % e ‘od i . : =A © =x og . ‘ i: , . ’ ee secutive vears. to vice; .. Asecs = - ye : Py), | - > bw - : , style by defeating g team of New Te * ee use| = 3 7 dae re} | Bese 4 | | : wg iter’ Reese at .¥ “re , ine if hg : Sy | : | York stars, picked from the Inter- 20 a oungetows, | his first |» LES ey a | : See ned : | ) ’ oe rae — . ~ oft i mee . %e ; nationals League by 4 to @ at r ' after T¢ ay’ 4: Bast : - “ » j ; , . day's game With the aimee Jack Demps: , : , z i>? ye: eit "4 ; bei a AR , | ‘ion . °900. He hi son to | , a ‘ ; ‘ ‘Bee | 4 : w» Ba a _ Ebbetts Field yesterday before $17. | : | | Loe ‘ Tie | , ei , | ii ti | Te | | ie | $000 people rates here. a r ; Vv ; n u h o ae aa af r ‘ . hy: . l. . } , . j ' iF d : 2 , etue ; /; eee ; season ive that his 03! | | 7 >. “yi: Ae 3 7 | -. = : ge ' ao as Pne groun a. bad shape “ar imhk : of Cine) r . 3 : se ‘ ‘ ot ey Hoe 4 , 4 . . 4 e . 7 / j px eg ‘ ‘ i ; . ~~ *. : , , : TT in a2 : 4 : the 1 ' A , gf =” . ‘ -* “4 = ss : e : ; ’ ii ‘ ‘> : : Ww oe 4 - > : Lev sen, ar . . na ] / +) We ilé d to i , ' mi, ‘ ‘ a a : =—— q i . Ay Bee on . a as, Cavuy to the ground. An . yhound Race ifat ‘ 5 ~ arin ; YA Gy « —_ re ‘ r) ; ihe, ‘ ono cs show's j that the bone out of ole ‘ it» j ; - = ; ; : | ae ' ta —? ° of Tt} _ : at § - - ‘ > 4 . r€ Spine had heen P . - ~ Perkins, at ; . jar pt Sunday nea;ri bc *.10- i Dime e. liornsby = ie nc, Sees "Ss idle Mig $1.10 each ck and * rai davs and sj 5 hrane, | Ot been able to play up to Bplayma! les. Faber, normal standard. Cn xX Teewiile he was jassier. amination recen} Tava iD eenr t Sarat ‘ Cen ly showed r Resort ad fh-8-04 ? xx: . : iwo vertebrae ary Vvod- ore out of and it jis hoped that oR Sr sy came into the gate Tuik st Co ? a i oi. +1 , th : : ‘s ; : un as 4 “4 Worn that Ve] ee . P Crow-; P©CSe will be able ta eal EEA to divide when | mn For Work Today 5 = _ acti 8 Wp sae 9 my ' Former Municipal Tennis Martan of St. Louis Is Second % te Bens : . © as the busin: n the SS ONAL das -laver :* _* : ; : A ss S ‘ seston, PACK into place. ana perhaps qyamemandiine h he mats Wanbaie arger aren al opulatio Champion Defeats Marion in 20-Mile Canton-Quincy a third &2ble Hornsby to ret camps of 0 ae oS - 1 hic : rav I rerurn t@ ane ' ; - © 111 fs men! + hun! ' 5 Un? & | B k 6 2 a minutes later when Stiny rht norma! stride dur % , with be mpse mat ii? } ~ . ; ; bid it , vu iS har 74s > « > . , , —_ : : ; i oa s 4 " a é AB se . Ry mew" 1 year and he has ee ng the form of old Material. eae oe ne ting, a “bette ge , thousand a ‘he romen'’s municipa rj QUINCY ] = 7 .--—-Lyle Hargrave, Reds ST 263 34 oF 269 «6lead, but met g stonewall defense he coul shot, with the Cincinnati Keds : ha rh i ms ok Sa i rei (Christ’sen, Reds 95 251 34 89 355 in Perner and Steiner. Sparta led at game— “ASC and Hornsby Vingard yell, got going in their real stride, and when they fully adapted them- the conditions there Was = > ieee : miv one team in | OL L® LLL LOL edhe Lh ad ad he ah ratte . _ VI Pw Yorkers had the best Billiken Squad TED ARP ANAL te ning Rt (Lottie Hagemeyer {Hubbard Victor [9] es see 4 ; ; ; : > 22?) work: he ball inte their oppd- 0 S 0 ‘ nents goal in the first few min- ¢ 4 js ’ 7 ? & ® ’ we } 1} ’ i] P aanrse 5? ; -* ’ " a a series of hotis, le peek eal Cant 5 Hn best sian Tec a ine “te a: , 1] 5 ardain, wil lay '6 more than idiot i oe Tee re cnet thin wt ) ay n-Ou 'Steph’sen, Cubs 74 264 SS 80 | eee iat ae ge pee | ea dh Which - ek O'Brien | » 3 : 38 gape 1000.6 ae 4 i” in sever: 6 ha cs he 1 ae ee oe ; wtranatith.. meet a ee oo The New Yorkers nearly scored pis-o.;°4pped him greatly ang ne | , ee , ite: (plained Ohing | oid 1 OUR 4 , ~ ns : , | Grantm, PUtes 120 372 S5 126 32 : ; ) ; ' 7) j AISSISSLP pi we S58: esterday, | Leader a sear age teday: Hoerns- directly upon resuming when ly and, Were attributed-in part to tes Thinks Tunnes pticapeaeaies in : . riad seramble t F : 8-13. by's poor physica! condition At bva' bexpect Tunn : eR | ; ee ad = ete | ; ds sr Re estiy of 4 pts ‘fter nd hes we y ; ehortly ‘ore noon Hie | by. St. Lowts, .291. : : foe oe . } ge piace "i ee miine: his collision With Picinich. him.the hardest ficot he | tis Ban aes 4 ; oe a esibyis rreetiol rr th. pia is OF. the iuay [’ CG Lf) wam datance in three hours AMERICAN LEAGUeE, Sparta s croes-bar but Kalibe nl to | by w iN] return ta Pittsbu ; since he fough : >, nas L! : | al | i 9 } i e So ee ol a veuias,'6s : ) ’ Oni ; ound du Pe »e afternoo} ee | i ese . Piaver—(Club. G&G. AK. KR. H. Pet.- an me wi night and depart with pitch Ba idast time. Titine v is read je-}|., . ites oe a n tat t ‘eta wis the Sn “hate tarice it the | cr atthe Se meyve oth’rgcill Vig’s 91 311 S2 ti .3N3 ie urepeans came back for mor {several regulars tor ‘Rented Mice fighter. and porha | teeter sles 5 eee Phat cane ae: | town boys a look i OS! ire KO | rea Tas rarest Pat | A «bo one Cyanine cheat helateri ee eee oe a bby whi at ae ee | aoe attack J0ljuad Ran- , n, 4 7 ° . . oye . . . : . . : ‘ M4 wu: Ps > aan ‘ earest Col 4 r Hu h. Yanhkeex 4:5 443 iZ4 i62 874 i© the ball inh the pr nality area pra 4} pom the ball and ‘threw it ele: ic tthe other members of the sqq merest heavyweigh' seal siete ‘teh 4 rention of ee BERS TOW BEAM OTCARENI poe 5 «dl a , e™ | x yee oe: 62 +} riere ronn, Geoslin, Sen’ors 129 49% OF 179 36S Stine rred the .' ~ Migoing to Syracuse and B pad to face ; moe | lay following tod ‘ardinal wien the. ent nite ebt to 0G | pet KI col . iTS! te mates as : 33 42 = be. kick after 5 ‘ : suffale | tics ani boas a ae tee ) , | | Bis | : , TD Pa a uros. iIndianns i531 524 S4 IsW 401 . roinutes mlay — breur't crave; | exhibit ion Frames tomorrow : t defensivencs sy. ‘es iaes ; te A th): se. tha brit urgers be , ‘ MI erat o ark ; ice ri! “a v asa iT! Leader n yenr age teday: Speak- Horets ‘4 4 | 2 incéiny “eee are nothing = att Demise) airs ' eg ce fronting the hopeless task of O! ' inogh ‘orest rk it of cramps of lis ar ine er, Indians. .2A8. $ down unfairly soon afte: post. | ‘s cat. ‘coush just on WaT nae | de 1 OOK I 7 ray . . a» Paens a : onsne : =a ' fini ing ‘mn le f gy i N24 aholner penalty was awards] Bric. tonesetter” Reese is fam gs through just REE aot four double-header reign same HM the club wine the world’s Inishnin ‘ LEADING. HOME RON HITTERS, tid aguiv Steiner made no mista} ong - : ' ‘ ‘ 1K ; 2 manipulator of bones. He Ose terrific hook . orth id i} | ae | . 1 i _ a itt — sa a ay sarge of tive dla =. -~Orices it~ rent share will be . Bane mun vesterday oe On arts ; bADEL } Pin yer—« tub. ¥ a.m nA Perr A ear . , s ‘ il j t*'=s abe r enoue to ei} re ’ rv , Le 6 aT , +} ; hic : ser permitted practice by a ‘spec ME, ou tea - : ' ; oe ACRES HF) vey Fieeee | , ae hes ey ae ; of the Ohio | epislse dom You iY ‘ } : ; 1) ay: hid a ; ai iad . — : , 7 lea? , . P W Tus “A! (? x “a ft a 7m , . “la round with n dow? = om , , ' . ay Da, } Si ' ao bey es ie en Williams. Browns . ; + On Arter The lite vy the abf , ma boxed a roun | ) : | m San li lave! yg urtl ; ; f | : lit Vv To help fellow al , Ave iiwe * ris Peng ihe rain now came down 14 tm fents an, Spurta with *heie bh made ~ man ; Be .. is ‘any great Stars of baseball, @ then one eM ceonne>t +, | ticula lention to the freshm: favor : Atter receiving Trennis . ) iniba] Plaver—Club os second ieebialeiieiilitaanciias a ae pe i j ‘pee : Ree “i ' . hee iis —— an : . : im : ‘ oO omrpe eo . 2 EP . ‘ : ok - . , } TT) ' ; he - . ; . ; haifbuck MacFa>) fe | te : : ; Oo , : q j i. " J ‘ ’ ;: i i : in ; : » . ’ ‘ ; " , : fiuth. Yankees« , ; , hin foack ‘atin came REGATTA AND — MME do that to any fighter as 1[ one. Billiken followers have been the Browns, and a salar : ba umatenr resist. Wienen’é: Waatie ee ae — Gebriz, Yankees oon... 20 | Sialoun |... (ht, nglfech --. Gemmetdcr ) 2 oe ' se a = ‘ , ’ far 7 Re work ‘ big ” x4 ’ oe , - 4 4 , f - -s ? ; Tuts (Bec. | HELD AT MOUNT Ff ae and when he lan: nee the | Warn 1v ciparce too Tite . E : om Wiis be +leated i see' i. enki) ene, Waene See ee oe i inside right , Vers | : . ix ; ot ; n +4 : 4 ” le \ * Hi ‘ ‘ " : ‘ ; em! rt ’ ' ‘ i. £ ] 7 ; Ps ° . an Ps . “y . , FY rl }? ‘ ’ , ‘ : o' . . ° ™ ' ‘ corn box. “ anhkees . ° nn‘ ' ‘enter Tew : ‘ : ’ . 47 4 ” al 4 iy e | gs iT rt} q if j és > id ‘ . P 4 oe ° ‘ _ " ' : - = i wey ; th 4 koa aroe of h ; . Spm | Re oe ‘ succlan eale ‘ riT ; ' | Costin, Senators j Inmide lefty Miillerste: ponent mav ime which is building :; I oi are ee ides as — ~ Brokaw defeat: 4 “eee ‘yee ar loa winiiel sila ; / Outside left .. Amkrar f ' el 7~e8 : LEADING BASE STERALERS. le Tom Cunoringham (Sec- A series of water events : 4 a . a 1 ae es me varsity and ; ‘ ‘ = Sele . ~ i ici ' ; f +: : ‘ ne | ; ‘ 4 ’ " ; { } ‘ ’ 27 . rc. “A : rys ; 1 > : : ’ Lecter s " i? ; . - > nj , ii] ; , be e 17h oe : —_~S t Sane Linesmen-——-E. Met'g! 3 : | : teat ; | . icCabe and J held Sunday and yesterday at Pinaser—t tath. Cunning | idee on the Meramec River, and do no more t: lining +i rom the ground u eee a | ppc areata at e , friend nd 0 er oye defecite “ie re ) ef Teves | Cuyl Pirn! = . 2 a ae . oy , my far uvier rates fe le # ; : , motor boat a 7477 : - er . a , ‘ ren) nimeg. whe hnrovg ihe ‘ a } le feats ret} een ; . oa's for Sparta—-Byv Steiner 2 OE ete regatta will be hele Inside or fou é ee a ae € ‘a : By ialas “wee” a Sesh’ : ; '"wobhard was ampion in the Mestil White Sox ........... and Stlhy. Time ef halves—45 Ph ren (firet | Next Sunday at Lincoln Beach. “ee ‘“g success r fail e . hew: ; me? at ee ) ‘ hae ai fested = M Krennine PT — | [ae te ‘egate”'s ao: Adams. Cubs > *# Tunnev Pilosophizes hee. ing: a un le doldrun ‘ : ef . ey a é, , ack rok }o° eer . The results of the events were ® a ee Pp . dvnasty i] he annaren'! hers a ! i ad i ee | , ; . . : ~ . » on ang | MEN'S DOT BLE CANOF RACK a T; Reged a > Tm : i asonmn ; = ij 7 in . eT ¢ ' ’ 4: tie 14 Zen tear ' hac] stroke i. ° , S _“ Piaver : Tua be. WwW on. One. . NEW YORK Repf Frinard j and Pardy (Valley Park). first: & erie Osses Out cplzram of injuries Marquette. ] con : mM ‘S an . LC miet Le aie \ ni vw 69. Gi-J ? Kremer, Pirates ’ - ofae famous French horse return ’ ' game | A : nd om : ; ‘ Md ~“ ‘ ‘ j ‘ ‘ . - a ‘ ; . ; aes 2 ~ ; ; ail . 7 . ee ona Te ; 3 ats s c . , eo? . i Et: wards iMt Ridge . second. : Readily as hie throws rirhis and legs Detroit and cin - “a — ney Se va 4 , ; ‘yt | VW cothie’li = Doubles. . hem. ardinats 4 Amerten vesterdas te the placed “ MIXED CANOE DOUBLES—Helen & od : ee the nros Peet . semaines wee ee, eit will 1 ' note }? r ‘) Smith and back stroke ‘n whic! rk thie. Indians y S 4 me - : ir ~ ¢ no mii é : ' “ 4 : _ sy ga Fred Haeter (St lL ouir ). first M , (Om sTrone 4 1) ' “ ty . er aye a C theca 1 hae saad cl ~ 7 om! ington I " oY ? “i " , Vi ° "7 7 Th. T. ee we) fo Joe Richwein (Valley Park), San that event.” Tunney. He, ame and @\ sally found his way undoubtedty is to the etubs'’ ad sahirdincetins se HOu Vy “ bee St aati t oi Ive e ° ° « | Reeser Paine (Castlewood). second. ae Mi gaits Or eet ere iversityv of Tdaho Vantage to bear with the genatlhe- wise | °7 ae Peco aate feats pad T.. Webs ; — | SPEEDSTER RASDICAP RACE fi St move would be: 1 get |” BOxS wich ie tal | "gie* mm — fir te Ste ia Bld the move afte t must | Here two of his baghtest ws mae for 8 While. —— , “i oe Richwein (Valley Park). ' , ‘be ei ; +. of : se y 7 an effort e) rnon St#ers an a ez At th | | t a9 Ute Jasgueed pte Dewey b ia “6 > Wy KIL. TING CONTEST rae and te F 1 : Si tt na} ! Ad yle 1 ECORI TE May Charm Wins Feature. . ’ e* ") * , rT} and toda | = if ; ‘ 7? ' ’ ; }a9T) . +) . . : 1? Ss > _ iMt yng ae osche- Dom of bi down. sh a he ' : | as ; . ; aa | 3 ! / ia BE PS Bie Fe 7 % ee a SNS acs Bil messin. tx reecning sini ihehes. ete over from femimny af grunt tr - escent oem | reater St. Louis Expositio ; ’ ' os an ———_~Ssi‘é— = —_— ; tp ; , letiere irom gris who ds Tow they wifl no: HT. Pv the Associated Press a Be of ae a , . ' ' ‘ : if] ‘ lh - on 2 z aa . " : . : : : : CHICAGO; Sept. 7. — Sux 4 Hen who have champion. wn showed great apt Bs fe eee Jy she | to lose. ; are perhaps 25, real pitchers 7 ab iInqer Wat Az : ' y men have sent ali kinds — -p \s Oct. 2 again and $0 needed : : - ’ | with Jockey “W. Pool up, Wou3 ; , pa / = ’ ' . $10 sec be luck pier ie * his ha a. » et 3 ¢ ra +) e ; bon ailow t*ae antal Ac ims apple ne ANC © ‘ a . pie : ‘he Springtieia reacners . , — = © | amd say nothing is a policy that clovers 'f pliant ; ’ : J . idDi i Siyia | Handicap here yesterday with - has been forced on more than ‘on second cok King Nadi t = — Kine Nadi challenged Devon in dl Down Ringside Presentation. Coronach Favored Se eee mppauc es ) Marine dy late years. stretch and gave a thrilling DIQUIRE ‘acnment wished to ° Loret mare nh hee weil : ity: : finish. Smiling Gus Was a a ni Tunney with; ae ey To Win St. Leger + ha.« "ygrr . 7a, e710 dptedi Golfer, 16, Wins City ' ) | Y ) Supremus Is Victor, 90% '™ Petr by | 2 _from the stable of H. P. He a : 11) 1 Rabi ecratch in a field of — he entors th. dg Some Season. And so on’ down tlhe line if TAY amweis Oe Cadi? ot : PF. On this turned : ey Loe. Cte diene Stade. o .. his obligatians ~hbould break ai « down le +} : : r from that + »yle. wn & « former amia- »priate * . ' an Race Tomorrow Will Be Fina! pa Pyte, then il bis former ama ae moment and 4 € 3 : — . . 4 llr i? Te A = ] the : ; have played re that 5 tenrs will be left high and dry on " Classic of English Flat | 900 home fans, thik season. Th’s @ bleak professional shore — be- | : ' . 4 re yond rescue. Cull ij the ; . ‘-~ of tavor: a bass a ney The last classic race of t ‘ 2 eS >fer Biondes SE 8 challenger's camp. ican fat racing season, the valu-|\By the Aesoclsted Pron Sikck in bog cautied Po een r | bel at CASTOR. 0. — Ted Meere. Ea- Ptttsbare |.ege Cincinnati zland. defented Itirsan Downer, 44 . , ' . “s ' : rrow ‘ a irs of phe , —— . - : ' ‘ hies ge ; . of es , — ; ae oy (teveland., (2 reunds. Phil Zwick, | levtatpie =] ' . ne Opuuar, light-colored Shoes ‘ ' mi ee ua- 1 ix fu a a: neat tate knocked out Phil Seu- ail on? automat ile Brookiva (Cleveland. : Vhiladetphin arge Fall Stock. In fact it = pris ie hy ‘eat Me wiles - te a re @ oh | aa, New York. three rounds. + ¢) Be ope New Wik France OKk- Big catl : CHICAGO.—Kay Rychetl, Chi- af * - 6, Ten | Geutee hard nfam to please, WhO 7 Manne, 5. ed for the event. including Priary nin, teetie s da UA Pete y earey itr Ms Oy Ly) BR es + ; . Mee this se site Por ‘ets Mary nd her busband ‘isc 3 ' Sarmiento. Philippines, 10 rounds. Le? AMERICAN LRAGUEL 1 whatever he might want 1 Es in ing Viger Joe Herman, Cleveland, and aD PE EE FR ; “o ‘ . We me uve Atier. Sieux Fatis. §. D., al , aA Brown re Lewis id é / Corner ; in mneninets ; , feuzht a draw. 10 rounds, Hills 61 as ; uy +h tay ( leweland P o eded Tyr, ~, Fe . ey SER | Humphress. featherweltght choam- ae Se 9 * ' 3 (hiease : : = pion ef Engiand. and Johnnie Soy Ges Fe + meth Detroit a 4h ’ ? ' vy? “oronacn ee ; ; ; ’ : ] vj _ : ' - ' , A Blonde Grain. 3 mr y., i. . , ae - Pe ee Hill. Philippines. drew. 10 reunds, ‘i “ -% Phitadetp tia =e. ; ] 3 a “¢ ree Troy oOxing favorit ai otf : yf i # t© Spurs Myers. Pocatetlo, idaha, et a eae ny New Work Simi lar stvyies a ae Pp 1 lea iw. 4 on beat Hussie Leroy, Fargo, \. P., The Tifeh | | hie vie Washington a _ 10 rounds. , , Rent an ag oecegtean ‘ 3 Ss im: ony , Gr os . | ‘a - ee M ‘ : is ruler, al TAMPA. Fla— ¢. i th P Dae a nes. Trenton, SN. J.. wen judges ferd Vire Wednes- used ' 4 a . , ' ea \ bie ’ _“s in ‘ rat * in — decision over Alex Hart, Lorain. a da’. and zet nan Core gauge In cars cost- 4 f “tytighdaeedi e git : ; it M eel. ECOTR SL EY ©. 10 reunds. derey Rim Preterction 922 Olive St. a - a es ¢ | here aD BD a2 tOUrnamen S | Tube to fit the Tire— | . $ : 4 ‘ Py : : : ae 7 rom all ni , eh; ort tar. for enty $1.00, Llasy term. 4 ing up oS en ro al parte Se Yanks Buy Gulf 4 & | nd t oe little as a doellar Leen ia'ted Press 00 Lines and Banisters Be EWAGticl Brander, her [centage of 70% GULFPORT, Miss. me ' Y . . - ‘ vo. » on , : | awd } (Spud) lyavins tf “CO aseman Restos | Corduroy Tire Stores 4 us Mine’ sa ima! : fi ’ ual ta ih , aint sm F a : = of a the Guttport (toe 4 Jollar for Dol aT. Tigh: . wo oe a tial Ik aot e is rs and ; aw % Lean fe) team. has been purchased SHINAKER SALES COMPANY 4 ° ’ ‘ $8 | we | * - ce a ‘ : ., : ¢ ity the New York Yankees » report 3420 Washiagten Bil.. §t. Louis, Me. VO INTERES ) nu g 3a xg os as - J i : A ; . Be ey . 4 , The nric¢e PA ad fn" TD; iV.s ¢ ‘wu. so RED TAPE : = nf Oni “¢ ' a : _™ PPS, — ‘8 : , at ® Valle: oe ince iwhile not quote’ W&s *2) id to hav: : been large. State at isth, Fast 8. 4-omln, PE\ EVENINGS AND SUND~AIVU Es. —— 2 —,

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; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1926 ae _PAGE 31 AN DIAN@gph |RDEN TALE Head of New Miners? Union {TEMS WATERNELIN 2, nae, ws === ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Thee Picnics at Moberiy. of the features of the Lakewood Special to the Post-Dispatch. celebration. A barbecue and dance MOBERLY., Mo., Sept. ¢.—Labor | alSo featured this celebration. / - was observed in Moberly to- lightning Kills Girt m bP borida. with three picnics, given DY) sonia to the Post-Dispatch from ‘St. It was mnianufactured | deiphia im 1851 for Frank Blackis- tons father at a cost of $1250 Peete in Phila- and Is Now on Steamer. By the Associated Press SPRINGFIELD, Mo., Day Sept. 1_— day Pe nes and Oklahoma co for the pennant,” instructed all ear Uumpi guard against anything Furthermore. 1 nay e have nvVestigation theré has There been no ie #hs0) Utely ity as and « dirty % WAR VETERAN ‘H. Medlin Organized Inter- state Brotherhood to Gain ~—-- —--——— Justice for Western per: Worked in Mines 44 SBmONE WN LIFE gi eae | Miners’ Storm Centers. GROWERS LOSt HEAVIL Low Prices and Too Much Rain Greatly Reduce Shipments. . A steamboat bel). used on the Mis- | souri River boats Emily” and “Emily Il" was the first bell used in the West Main Street Methodiat Church at Westplains, Mo. near here. The bell was loaned the church by Frank Blackiston, pio- neer resident of Howell County, After being used on the twe ships. which ran between Bismarck. §. D.. and St. Louis, the bell waa loaned to the City of St. Joseph where it Was used as a fire alarm for a number of years. It was sold re- cently in Memphis, Tenn.. and now is back in river boat service on the Mississippi. the Shoe Workers Association; St. John's parish of the Catholic church and Lakewood Park. John*electrocuted here of St. Louis, president Shoe (o., addressed A. Busch. of the Brown the shoe workers. Dancing and ath-. letic events were held in the after- noon. An automobile show was one WINTER HAVEN, Fia. — Ruth Cunningham, 17 years old, was during a storm. : While returning to her home rem a neighbor's, she touched qa wire fence with her hand. the fence being charged with lightning. she was killed instantly. Western league” . eee Workers, He Says. Br the Associated Pree yville Coal All Coal Maryville Coal you are de. t is all Coal—screened Coa] rted and is free from slate ties. Maryville Coal comes sit the Exposition Visit the Furnace Firing schoo] at the Exposition and learn how to reduce vour coal! bill. Under the auspices of Citizens’ Smoke Abatement League, Fuel Research Bureau, Furnace Manu- facturers and Air Condi- tioning Company. OA XL pe Tork City. | a spirit of patriotism which oe COAL &. COKE Cpr s Fuel Service Since 186 2 USB AVAL ery _ sé Indianapolis the largest t factory in world. thout | red Tubes ter-curing alone a4 1 tube demands good istrucuuion and proper Oe > these provided in bes? ised is Sprayed Rubber, 10st uniform rubber rom rubber latex from Rubber Company's y a process developed > Company. bes are constructed of Most-other tubes are ost two. y a specially develop- 20t only assures uni- s but also limits the » the splice itself and eaken the rest of the ubber Company ‘United States | Tube Factory t o Long Wanderings “Found Wife Re-Married. is) to the t-I pETOCKEY. ’ more absorbing. ‘than the one depi ted in Tennyson s famous b Arden,” has been unfolded it is all woven around : ey girl, now in her early who married a se she thought her was dead, but of years, turn: m their two children was born after he | and whom, until this pad never seen. me girl-is the former who, whe: i4 was ? to fight Germany i brother had joined ' his old Boy S {} If 1} iked and “bummed” rides al! Med to enlist. She was caucht iaamt home to her mother, Mrs. Scheidel, but later was a poem 1 uy ,eek, Dorothy eo that aft- the army iiform eter ‘ riot in Dorothv’s heart meant i soldier so it came to pass when boys came home she met Seret iam EF. Davis, who cam: from battie-scarred fields of France he had suffered shrapnel mds in stomach had been shell shocked w@ He had been in the mi six times, but had recovered Miciently so that after his to Dorothy he entered the em- of the Petoskey Portland Ce- ¢ Co. and fo! a time all ned well. Went Away to Hospital. mw not long after the birth of first baby ths old ed the ex-Sergeant so mu: he was obliged to t} Reed Hospita! in > C.. meecond child meafter he left later, when red to haspiial she was Pthere were three Willi enrolled there mone had walked Peuard was watching TRS not her had not Ye blank m and it was mnt the Davis Doroth. Pte one who had died Ry B time the new babv was seven ithe old thy fed to support her For a time md their Was alive ; M@ering from place to place with : membrance of her or of their ones. She tried broaderastireg ls by radio and had her his picture printéd in m: papers, but three v: B® had last seen him she filed 1 in Flint for a divorcee and 01 G tt and was awarded the cus- ofthe children. That » QF. Dorothy Married Again. long after obtaining the a!- Dorothy was married to Pan! fe of Flint. Pringle had an med son of nine, and now he @ Dorothy have a babv of their L Last winter Dorothy’s moth- mrs. Schiedel, passed the winter her at her Flint home, and she came back to Petoskev this summer she hrourht the pchildren by the first marriag: her for an outing now tragedy Stalks unon th: and abdomen and hoes- mar- ailment = ro 0 Washing- operatior ‘ hree for another was horn Petoskev young The man were died renorted inds wanted nas wen? *o long father sor are : f+, r Was two Bevis Was not dena. who had eluded P Quiet}y Waiked away from r Reed Hospita! in Wash He had lost all ré , he had ever seen a pethy or that he was Pee Or possibly two oc} ined an assignment Rl at Rock Is] 1) mthere to ven? Phe re-enlisted in New Pend after a while ther: Md to duty tn Detroit | was in Detroit th it the. mir happened He Was «fr the head by a PON the -., Bcious He wae the the giunrdas an qd. (*h , wolf UTSsSe and When he he remem he red me her and +h: ; had his b rdAay 4p for inform: mel replied the her In Petoske. n that Dorn? (Was married +o pm™eded time to F824 to confer it} rend ‘4 recatine: , ka « ; fii L*% ‘ chil - Pind His Children. Other day Petoskey 80n. father dr encountered the ove and his ! He ask: d where Doro- F.. 6 @Md the younester replied: b the lives in Flint and E Then the Soldier saw One he ne &! firs: is mar- the ver had seen before. determined to take a the children away with | He felt that Dorothy had a “nd another child and that ™ nobody. ™ Mrs Bchiedel was firm in eUsal. The Court had grant- Custody to Dorothy and hers, che anid Then 2 his former wife on the ~ ’ w Soldier Lost Mem- Heo a 4 Regained It After and Special the Post-Disnatch MACON, H. Medlin of the Interstate Miners, r attacks by a Mo., Sept. dent Brotherhood of storm United because of organizing the Mississippi Ce ile ter of recent the Viine Workers’ activitl , officials min- River ng an independent s¢al west of the has the d--- de- oal operators, oal mining and clay When in and shale years, al mines 17 took up the mat- the Mississippi, he C miners wes! I * " ; if organizing ’ tn SaYvs isi thers genera! fee} was scale to be formulated next April at the national] conv: tion of the Lnited Mine Workers ild bring no relief to the West ern miners. The Interstate Brotherhood of organized for the pur- pose of putting the Western miners siti they could e independent of the Medlin j an S171 - ners was In a position where ne- rotiate a sca! kKiast,’’ said President interview of the Dee T) todqay. ‘Since Jacksonville con) has Pouring steadily across Missouri for Western consumers uri railroads hav @ Heen ng Easte: No Hope in Convention. “hi business the Wes! to 1 agains’ it is n-mined coal, means more for and nane for Tote of "f) convention fituatiog wil Ae i o)4 national peen re- he large op can off +r i cerlain ivs fron ritlm™mM- ticle coneerg tne, Will nevotiate wit} be glad vork. have forme Slits to ors tne > \A ‘ stern or - he and we Laer for it ic clear 4 one how that the West mt independently of the Fas remMmAaly Y) ifians will merged act forget} tern men are to j ; j t1Mé we Not a “Son h’’ a | i fr) mE Movement. non? i.—Presi- “WEATHERFORD.® tremely low prices. of buyers who lost up each last year, and blight have operated Melon this solemn-faced ald still the green raisers were ad\ erse Sees ford squars South ‘competition, the “bearish” attitude 10 combination. courthouse clock wagon melons mass around the Weather- But the trouble is, it Tex.-—Ex- $4900 honeydew to force a low ebb in the watermelon trade. hit hard by The loads of sees some of them go back home for hog rations, and others sold for from $4 to $7 a unprofitable price ton, a decidedly range. Shipments Smaller. One farmer brought melons te town a , top bid refused. hack ceived a which he them He in the vard PRESIDENT H. MEDLIN ‘strings of coal! ply Missouri consumers while Missouri has beds of a better product coming into her borders from other states “We sav th men who have 1 all there p oa ‘ 9SSeesesions the part ix ; r this interest of our own our own husinees f there is anything tha W a } " in ed M the {) ‘ficers iy ers point all narnes no answer we Tre proposition een? Sure made the attacks of our officere by i'meeting 'with the Lich is the main party suppl. essary as coal Closed President |! opinion that erators would A conference Mir Workers With the scale, the of a product Mines Medlin not again with adopt} nm on . yes q List ri ? state ] yMiovrnen?t and > 11 a Tins t th’? ta > | / ot he r reason LION of work awaitine the nt ful satisfactory scale in ie | } Aas aA i be SOUri) fie ¢ 2 j roor - Ap would . , ir ? : iNnSiscv- was the ersation for iT heard his WAS Voice rst time in those (nat was came positive was alive. sut she, too, iriy? Then Dorothy came things up to Petos- over Davis claims and took the and bought them needed and many He told ta lk his key to withdrew youngsters out everything they they didn't he would send her $19 ev. ry week for their board and buy besides and told it him anv could come to Petoske v need things Dorothy clothes was could come to vis ant. that Ne He has left “ . Turiouc! ‘ oo them. ieery he iarye } = wee 1 > i | . Letson of the whose a. me. Herald, gratis tor end méf@ions are a week ho'rr the of a left on eold with coa!, hous: of the melons rolling shipments mot season ad mst than i8 joads of Weatherford. probably wil! Buyers this homes and citizen - ie “roll” a car as will buy north trusting to rival in Kansas City, St. cago or Minneapolis } > nere not a car they sel] workmen arket usually $23 to $49 a = vear $8 69 lan the The m ’ have the aT from first car. his To things is eTOW ers better tf brought sel] no serjous average Too fr time alused rain at watery and fee! ich upon two melon patches, size largest variety t! standard melon o > rer “so Fy ff ] en . =) ry well t +) ‘ after all was +. Poo!’ pLie ana of i pounds umbo melons Wie igh “UT Dos the sul : have ractically (> T)~ 7 ' 2 ° e oa 1} ounty and ; ’ planted. ssed not en°’er , 7 , ants IAC HH - of the the ire Sper. ty t ine Post-Inspa OKLAHOMA dissolve a an this put of © TY} - xas court forbade the Lone , ariv an Oo? nat instead recently youngsters Frequentiy at a hard market the court- lawn for anvone to carry off usual 1200 to 1500 exceed refuse formerly. the Biz melons the meat af fec generally Tom us far reported grown around ‘ } I eae) marrne . many sige ft = a load of and re- of 5 cents eacn, unloaded of Editor Weatherford feasted day, un- out of this year 400 cars. to That is. and start it on are Louis. Chi- Rain Ruined Quality. opens ton for the first car 49-pound wrone im sore ted the T he Watson weighed by ‘ ov Some ot now com- 164 however. outside are * TEXAS GAS FRANCHISE FIGHT Two Companies Struggling to Con- trol Distribution. Afte r a injunction Star (vas Co he town of Vernon ifa) Ka commission of - neé Pres mnpany almine ts in Mis. DiStriow aS towns. pipe hires *4¢) Panhandle gas fieids cr ving mean MISINeSss ; ~ Fatally Burn Baby. Hot Bdé’ans SENECA No Harry Haile; Son oO}; companies Vernon company’s continued un- ~ eens. are from i—Harry and Mrs near here irns suffered Q ta ble upon | e ee verisiteine -_ ODI YrvT Add LS TeURUDROGTO RD Gaba rTy : i ~o~ a LOT TTT ona = a OMEHOW, we hovs “ll always thought of mu- sweet, cheerful, sympathetic harmony when we thought of her.” — wesw So read a paragraph in an old let- -about “the girls of our boy- hood davs % eT 4 Will someone write thus of vour Gaughtcr in twenty, thirty or forty years from now? The charm is associated , 7 j with the sweet, pure, ideal girl of a young man's dreams oT Give your daughter a chance. Let the Post-Dispatch Musical adver- tisements aid you in selecting a teacher, and in the purchase of suitable instruments. Especially, note the ofters in the Post-Dispatch Classified Musical Columns ST TT TS EN RS TTS seen TT << TTT MI ee en ee ee Texas. scalding; | iene » e—— . Use These Post-Dispatch Want Ads In Many Ways To recover Easy to Place Your Want Ad Write out your want briefly, but be specific. Some ot the want ads printed today may suggest how to make your appeal more effective. Then bring, mail, send o¥ telephone the want ad to the Post-Dispatch, calling MAin 111l—or you may leave the want ad with the nearest druggist, who will accept: it at office rates and phone the order without extra charge. If You Are A Newcomer In St. Louis You will appreciate this information about the use of St. Louis’ one big daily directory of offers and those miraculous task performers — Post-Dispatch Want Ads—which are welcomed into more than 200,006 St. Louis homes every day. To find rooms and board, To rent a house, flat or apartment, To locate employment openings, To secure capable workers, To buy, sell or exchange, lost articles. Or to get the best business and professional services available—from advertisers ‘who invite your orders. Post-Dispatch Most Responsive Result Service This newspaper regularly presents the largest number of classified offers, is sold to a larger number of St. Louis people every day than any other St. Louis news paper and because of its long leadership as the One Big Want medium of St. Louis it has by far the most responsive want ad readers. is the economical medium for Classified Advertising of all kinds in The Billionarea—the Greater St. Louis Market. Concentrate in the Post-Dispatch—for profit. The ~ Post-Dispatch apn Par to oe PAs ae MP nae pimtre IS; ame ph oP Meg re ale Soh ya

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2 ee 4 PLACE FOR EVERY CAPABLE WORKER! Right here in this town at good pay. Watch the Help Wanted ads."*8 POST. DISPATCH. 2 Dispatch LOST A x Back That Lost Ar — SSS aos nm Ins vo Ser lowing departments ? - . s ' vr : q = ; 7 jesmet - the Percanse Von Want ch. ng info Far More Ct Tonic Romesc Than ANY ti lowenge oo bi’ fi OU o Uw mk & \ es . Sit i iv bo de OD Siew — : po a ¥ - F Shees -s _ Men's Furnishings — , 7 = Sporting Goods WALL PAPER CLEAN'G, ETO. | _ SITUATIONS—MEN. BOYS ‘HELP WANTED_MEN, BOYS HELP WANTED_MEN, BOYS Hi —_ - Redio : mute © | BOND ; Men's and Bers “- ANY uze seo napersd. $6. paimungs — (SALES a) ERTISING MANAGER Bet “2 work. 4 tw 19 * . “¥5 _ : ‘ArGe'’a 1 Treg x7) " e © Thea cer —— 2 ; 3- 7s t. C ; > % , : . : . Vien « Hats RGR tate pres se AS sae Sat Rugs anc i Meileur Silverware “ks i igars st ey ie Le ire BRICKLA TERS —Ssn-an | 2 |, Saeed | rk. S94 linens “ab oe te ay ae : — : - ' he a ; Ray le eA ronan be PLR ORS ‘s 0 Spt a Pra ON septs ee |} Stee ent if | ah. FOrest S298 WASHING MACHINE REPAIR sto — a | : : , . sen “ 13 Basen” . Ec , BETTELS—— §:piered = ; en 7 ; Pai: a : = —s no se yout te: ~ asa A ae “6 | C4 - mk Es.’ AML ADEE aX] . : as | . : % a 4 ; . . . : ~ — . 5, *. tol : . = . 7 ay & : 7 " - : : pd . ’ : : 3 % ri . t -_ ue 4 ~~ a ESE TEE a el 2 - PO, LAETITIA TID Moe. iain. aap Py Oey Spa netics meikens ties aed By? seo FEMME Bost i os | | PROFESSIONAL || 22 a = , fe a — Fellows Nae : s - - a — st - i Me . £ i 7 : » . PANN: ii Nhe a} Lo aainitcRph cae Seve 2 pata lam | oF Gear Wrethes D nat bi | ae Vien BEAUTY PARLORS emty. itndell 24275. EES HELPER White or colored — sofa! fine sees "dag Sept | - , a | , : : ! AND | HAIR DRESSING RL. ag colarsa: ligt i r\kas cra | el ceca Hy mh, oe ee tats ae uey — - —_— + —_ — = eS “ ssa Li. 4 tfRISTMAS ad es TPR ate: NE AIT AS A oo is Pry eS AUTOMOBILE AND me... ig rg ime ened reterenves. DElmar S206) GLalis MAN— Maperceced an "iow — | | cose wae — : 2s MOTOR BUS TRAVEL , &. mates Ree ie teen ee — a a Se rt of time. Wane tee a , . ton ie ef RS ee OP Cel Deere pha TO OB ee Dag, - . > vA ze DANCING ___|_| EACNDAESs Ee oe era Fe ech , , — x ~ a sai T - iS ie oe. 1 ey ee SS -~ ae MILLINERYCUTTER 5. Apply Wednesd ; cheipes 5 cag. 5! a co . ~ “4 ? = — — - CARPENTERS & BUILDERS & PAKLIN:. TON da. a. OLE EE LE DIES NA A SOD AR ANAS LS RR Nit EN BLINN =" 6 ity hae. ad : Dar! PEED eh tat ies ation saateieh ich 7 bg pea fi atic te ae bea 'a, beens 4g . SPIRITUALISM ~ yeabten be oar ee DETECTIVES ~ - ' . 4 oe . D« . . - : ' ~* rE MONT os Gay. ™ ’ ~ 2 ‘ : : : , ; , 9 . — . " ; Premomi ine } , | 7 | ELECTRIC WIRING, ETC. | ; | ) caieiniemiiites: Shaw. una L sA_ESMAN—# | : CAI DRY 50 HEI P WANTED i are RL : = * = e —— coal ak deport 4 : Ave x > 2 MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES a | ____—*xM@EN, BOYS ss | . | _____‘© mezzanine # me | ee Deer = PRS 4 ER BRL PR oben ape RD seme . NOR RET he = 5 il eR ei ae enn, aa ee ne arent 7 f § see z CARPET CLEANWG—UPW'LS'’c ahd | cn neat yc ——s a SHOW CARD WeiTER ee Be | — ws 1 ARSE OS EIN APRA I NMR RNID ea UN RIS aCe ata esd NN fe Re Skea ree aa i * . = rai} ’ = aa ‘ ' ' ei gr Fz Er Tae” ae aww % ——_—_- "ae ; 3 . - = 7 : Tipehies am @& % ‘g _@teere. ' am ‘ eel : sinepie eR ra BFE ACA Pring ee eset STORAGE AND movina se oes —. 9) _jerencem: Moise a | Sx wars a rear = S “kl —Yeuus eciecat dee Freight Forwarding 4 | it 2” ting ees aaive m opesens rere . oe - weer f . Cad - j Se nh | * 2 YT | " a. “ ‘ : ‘ : . ', 7 om : ° : . — ? ’ .) . r k = : ; —— « pre es . - - — a ; SS ae = -, a See ’ —se SS eben sath: ? 2 t é anat 5 onctes? ees ~~? ier Dt ide -_ kh mh toe reese | Cometers a a ee opty 4 QT EK Br iy _= 2 Pe, SVROCRANE A iar .* “ee gin an + o* . , . ‘ - — a ee. ELT Fert ees: cee an xp Tei Poms 4 . = ~ : ' ig reg ee ~%> aad at : “1 - ~ é " ~ 2 ty : t ‘> : : Ww *#% +a t - atte heen “ Cerdinbis . hor tie sae oe ‘ ce ie n ; 4 -~ ~ ate ‘ ea an ‘ : ’ ’ r be +3) . 2 g o~ ied 4 . . alia 3 ‘teen tha : , ; a Pp . PHY ' ‘ ¥ aa : ondiewe-wene “ “a ad, eee - “es VA . ‘ ; ” a4 « a. * ' = “te . - sa - a > ; fad > k : = , : - PR. 4 her «2 ‘eee “tre Ts -* . as - os ago ae a) VtETIVE reer o : ( JEitersen 9°RET he [Per Porter's desk Hate SA ORE tee V i - SMGRMe sabaisnacaes gti, ae

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5 TUESDAY, . & , TUESDAY, , SEPTEMBER = | Bae | ST. N’T SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOOLISH PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right price. -W@ rot ane pectin anaes = meals Sie SEPT MEER Lr 1926. St ee 3 a SP SALESMEN WANTED _/ HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WTD.—WOMEN, GIRLS|__ SALESWOMEN WANTED _ —— = ee pas «nln | MI “ ‘ er eee iS . - - L ponpull red to lake care of baby am ’ . +X} pb tat aS -— —- ; . t ‘ , Pal ; Laeuet - —* nee UW er e 4 Shoes hole with housework: $6 per week. 552 tail Work: smal! office: must be able to 4 h F l] - | BUY—Refinanee or loan on automobiles 1924 ( HE\ ROLET COl PE jac A ae Remar r & Men's F urnishings | Baat a FOrest_ 2053. } (ci) |help with books: pe * week. Vuican \\ ant ed for t e OLLOW | Huber Motor Car Co... 3601 Locust, fel6) Tires and mechanical cendition gacd | a WI 72 Rdare Used Cars? Welk ig 2800, Bt fe ei ~ ge _'s i 2., 22a5c suington. ‘er - Bare = oe ‘aiyrh) vyoment: eash- money | , - 7 ‘ An Fok towring : GikhlL—\Ysoung. white. ‘to go light house ee Serv ce Co. = BE . . » . CARS sold on ont 4 1: $80 down. balance « asy terms: track . Ste a 7 Sporting Goods work in small ‘par mens and nome, i TY Fist —P. a ». #15. Beck caeene AB ing Depa tments: | Pa Klink 3505 S. Grand ee | TATE MOTOR CO.. Ine) 3041-43 Locust | 1925 AJ AX SEDAN a itan ae Many Es a ns yao. mane — a eee — ce . ‘are of %-wy r D by Call! ArKView T4611, a eS, 2 OU ms Vil —— ie Y wees, ray | ; ve Alyens = , — Radio : are of 3-7 eee oe af eee eee 7 r >— ~Three: 375. BUL “ET IN an ' o CARS Wita All late models. , Louis | CLE Le ELAND—~19 "6. coupe ” mem ile | VW ‘ass for aoe pare onal FORD Touring. te _. BOYS HELP WANTED_MEN, j ; “a ’ and Bovs Clothing | GIRL— For « neral housework and cook. STR “" “T_1sd " Rail way Exe hang e Suits Used Car Exchange now at 4821 E ont | old; looks and rule me new. “Trent Fran ,cenditien and hymen gay HF erm. gored —~17RNONER HA Py ag Mi st have ' a a Men S bts Univ ersiiy | ‘te. ete chavler we ‘one pain fe) | r S em ry ose — ithe - i. ae ‘kaon Son I | ee ee quality. car i: heniay_ sad *¥e — ance Lite? n i 2305 Yoru : (COdK ) } ra SAS LES i i PellOOR ep Ul per ern > sf ih. et ted in a @ . e a] —— 4 Fest eT CMMMMME ye permanency of these| hn en ae | Vem eS ec 25,000 CASI FOR AUTOS. ™ : ffs | Ere porcanal, canter aie ules, nee | PRE ieee ae Dad tm hs — erie Be 7 Mw . ( UlINLS—t) ET IENCEC IO Sat ~ ar pr 3143 Olive ne 4 sj ~m e , : ores oe - " ; DODEG K ( UP. ed with extras #iulphe tte an ‘ ji sur- ve 77 ru os 14) Trunk Ha dv are © G.. = ra i ; : hbuginess calling Up trade and takings x ri - ————-- —- . : - il oy bd eush svt e 25 a ie , ' ' he price bed . - - Mic t va | . $i Bc? positions iS dependent solely on PRs pm Wh gos = Bite t aenis 7 ome write | W AIT RESS Senerie need. —s . ston Bad! Ub B ritin uC x A ac i von Pe -Das ey this car will _ . you — . ” sen it toMy at 5 5 Poh ‘eo aay ; t-——First clase: on . ES. oa ; tr? ¢ gibulls eTinanelt position. box T-206ti,/ at once CAbany 2352. S892 is * x “4 g000 service al a ver Ow Wel, te rm yuu & 103% N Grand ieee local | a ; a. "A uto a: ts e the ability of the indi idual. ee Diknen SRROSRS POaten (oti | WATT R BSS eneclcceed New Grand | - 8 500 USED C ARS W ANT ED us de monstrate ‘MOTOR CAR . FRC saan te Mand balloon diese ether” Pe : ; i zt ¥ : a a z . é rir} 7 anrns RO " re] ©} } r thar at ] spot caeh wt ‘ i ' . _ ‘A rt 1 » : i com- | Washington, ‘ . &@ - ’ . le | HAND IRONERS— Also steam press girls, | Restanrant. 800 N _Grar e. | D © ‘Sou later shan O 35 N. Grard, | 2201 Locust CEntrai 2000 (¢3 ity. halloona; @ Drakes: coe ee ah oO Apply | lL pehie as. ERE fase oa ed on g Apply at s re clock in the Call Dink _ 2 arrish |.a' undrys ‘ 4 live vy AITRESS 3 eg Aj ping — expe! on} ress i y AHLune MOTOR © Low p = @ | Ik! ' Dan : Dod re C ul e v7 ’ ** ‘45 given wi liane. or, Sean | NSON A se aaa St co ge Rete fy .* ine Puam Su €s A ; J . . rs 1. ‘ ’ , Tr ‘ ‘ - i. { r | nine - rl. M. b ran lin te ene 200 ( \ 0 7 late work, | !- cecond floor. _ Ma en Sere = SOTEABCE, | MAeY ieee, eee, refs. 9036 Easton, | WaTTRESSES— Exp memeees. orm. ABET WN relll ork. USED CARS WANTED | $350/ . 7 Look, New Chevrolet Sedan | TWO FORD TOURINGS Paty y » > J , 2 P . , : ~ ve ae “? reir mn " aul ! nor n. i r f A ’ Oct | Se Rt NK ND we _—— ; ith street and Lucas avenue. rit US nGliihet or | anes Po ered ald eee a a ° enced: “also. " eashier rt ee Cw Pay more than anv dealer onan yin — Wow This r ia worth Sa7: as’ - ~ times four-door car; balleow | ne a # 275 the other $85: pon * as | 4 Re NE MI aki i —— fi wt aes, and ~ 4 ‘ iL SE GIR Lamas WV hite, ia vet ~~. — W Al ‘ i RESSES: EX ~ Ste : le i GI ATLA NT Y VWOTOR x) ae Re . awa veer eprines awed ‘ coe 1 . u bd o> — » or ble mish ‘Speier | one : a. gvod shape as ¢ r r a work; gvod Wages. CAbany 0213. ‘c4) | % okt. MB ~-—eaae oe mitt — wonderful riding quatitw. {as het. situs » with extras. “mly Bo, | apes .. ork & man Call Tuesday Ted ning, i a at & tT] r . _» . 5 ae sey ge re Se First-class. Savoy Restaur- | m . ° : . won ul at's ame } of She 4 “ ‘ ). S100 down, YAHI.E N 1035 N eo Cy d Se lan Given Away PArk riew et ; N nn a ialiialtiideades aid . = * Worn .e! OpDpOr ~ be ‘ eile - Paawuekh wade . eb, pt E ed foteei, . | 1 work 4579 Laclede Z x ‘ae: F ea cu need | ° (* a2 pled a, eve an Nid ie | . aad : ag | Ww. APE ERS—Whiie. _indust mad, : sir ouis: So eiaggs De gE sins ” =“ “4. : . WTS be iB F ot oo = = . Laced hy se- WAITRESS—-First-class. expe Pianced, Sven ° mit gis on re fect, AM to afnan "aaa aaa inet 3405'S 5. Grand, “| Noe many cars will perierm me tis te "DePen -Pt-dased llsed ork ; ri ly 7 E " «tad sag AS Bt 5 ot a5 } OL? GIRL—— White UT . — mH : er we » weeran . Te a. 4 - “on ners « ar re i: | ? ‘ , =“ oe x ati |W MITERS ; - ra el. Apply mi" i’ i) nel _ rs ; stuali family. ‘Phone Hiland ASSENGER HUDSON on . te] ; - Se MiT{: - - \ ning: are acled . Bin Ae. oF sh. 1k & = ~. sy weekly or o ’ j terms Qo: “ ' » Meme ' , ear @ terms ee )WAITER-—Man, 35 years old; we + AGAZINE y for big earning “eee (ey 1403. sm: pet Wan WOM AR or June h room, nu —— ‘YAHLEM. 1985 N. Gr FORD—} coupes, 1920-1925, “like G very ¢ ; ugh reeundl ' wo (WwW) ws St >” ta y entra a WwW ANTED “AT ( XC E HOL SEGIRE - sont 5 7 toe se comet . Xx i } OR y (>| R ST A R E . | FORD i. truck: went 174 sedan oT | a3 DUDES $” on: 3 to “Sh 7 oh yon of big price ke veer —_ dition; our | 2: y a I “i —— rienced Mt . ‘ . rve successful firm needs fonvine 44 sw iter. $ se: ' Kuhfman Auto Sales. 5149 Bs i it owe for 84475 make | : r } wo ING SHAPER HAND ae ‘ qtr’ of is 417) tal a - lat vile : i » £2 : i. : . . =a? Pen a os 5! ase : g s? . 4 wor Dw BEING ed . Kregel Casket Go. The leading gy oo ein ad ‘as ow Hes : OUSEG TRL White. a neral housework ambitious workers for @asy, con Ins lim? ‘ Cy ear ’ : terms YARHLE Mt aS NG cavities wy E |; N. 18th st. the ncngear LP A gre ton af appearance abd H - Ki no laundry 7011 Was! ated er hh omc i E Garage, Storage, Cleaning / PORD—Coune: 1924- al conditi gy en. DODGE—19% sedan; Y os “3 | ee ; 7 - eae MAN—To work in drug Tw Ss cases; for permanent outride sal papery Narciso ag & (cd) | NO EXPERI 24 ; WwW r ALT STOR A\GE—$.80 ver month voon, bumpeng., Oe ety 3-50. RUATAD-| "heap: grade: termes, © ge P ae, at us pileed 7 ‘perienced 2194 Gravois, aes ~ wei ou! own store an thy ‘icin T0) ag “siIRL-——Whitg: general housework ; | Tust NECESSARY. to mule | iglt er Ca acai F RAT. 3491 Locuar (-B8) SOUNSOS At CTOMOBILE CQ.. 3667 oN | -~Atedaed Used Cars° this high “ a Sm Yor’ NG MAN —Strong : keep stoc : BS of waging local merchan ~ ~ ' : fohds —n st ot rye = - “10g Linten CQO! fax ; : —. acked with energs and ; i i “"lDehr : wp. balan { or Weancedss £0 in ne ceed. backed , ear ey ‘ y ~ ‘ ' ; - imertt useful. 610 Olive. =_ 4 Ap "hias OP eg sg OE rt. | SioBJ eC ambition pao Bt ) Automobile Loans _ | FORD—Coune, 19347 a excellent quad DODGE SEDAN S Sie mS (3) " yor NG M AN—( Merk in groce: ie te _ Enuitable cot? j HOUSEGIRBL Lapenen ed. white eee Work is-light. extremely pleas orsets ' tion; $3195: with 5 others e tire dine | 2201 BERR ¥ 4448 WW. Carter, oC Olfax Of *6. : ey Sorenson. ‘ee - ex wral. housework two in family. ‘ ant. educational and dignified | OANS irom ; easy te rma. Tevis Motor .. Mec hanically — : a ires. , rite » Awa YOUNG MAN- Experienced in aa—~@ °°“ vorshane ‘wats Mites 7102. | with an opportunity to earn $33 : dealers. 3001 Locust, open —, oie) wheels; fully ot moped: —e oe CHT | Look! Marmon Giv iven y ‘ work. 44 Franklin. et : = | CHRIST M AS & AR! Ss ae = or general housework: ; to $50 per week or more. To the individual: liberal terms ar left! even mere. catieenmasesiatiieatieaatinas 4 che ab. BER'S WES Anether oa in by ay e SE 4 HUUS#GiRL—tor general hous ; "The and in $e? ) 0D Coupe. 1922: has lock whee, | Det mar. ~ fer moron ea a in - yO 1” ¥G MM AN — Doe hl Electric 0... ¥ ame m be earned and i \ ik? 3 no laundry: good home for Foy rnil information and = Hell ’ Car nm youl Poeseasron sak cH btoR uD ‘ , . te vers good ; , — 4 } a - 3 el: 4 c Gr re r a ba] 7 ede - ee Y Fo " : ‘ o~- « F YOUNG ggg gad a +, mye os Fee a ie Kk at desk. “counter -EY PUNCH on gag = or pun ching | es oo ' Confidential Austos Loans perfect. $93. $40 sows. "paso Olive. | MOON 7 oe. beautify enood ‘rate n DAV Ww if a ms . y has = : rps “ye whee t P ~ a | are ryt ror ’owers ang tio weth machine * oe ff , sn advanced. efor A Used Gus? a _ $565. ‘ to 9 a.m. Room 220 Nig hop al @ meager salary Rage s segs i Rn ~ pe (co) | oT O}d Joans paid o aceon! : Rbedg. | ene —~ ep rmountables, lock Pre ee z. age (8 a ee Le Ss g cuailios big money You can do th mo | | rajuitabie Bug hing by day. Apply | - _ SALESWOMEN WANTED Sil verware Cc. ¥. MORGAN. 2307 ave > . 14° FORD C ‘ou PE FORD. — : starter, c+ $65: | NAMbic Spork tourins. @ dise w xperi- ae NG MAN—White: goad con aa if vou have the backbor ghee age A LAS aS Marte SS-~Do washing bj “tay | BALESGINL S—Ne: at pee _ "3103 wor : NEED ANY MONE Y* t ‘ ' : “a Phin. ye 2030 Magazine ‘i “new , lS peo seo a J rk in shop ’ m that rut . =e a es “a ok é seseeiiiadhidiinimiias -- ; at nut.siand iO) Market. wsV. = : oe ww $°3 Late model: perfect motor a res; }, mt i... ; . ; reads genera) all round i Service Poo oe ro ae and show you hw > mak AUNDRY P—tExperienced shirt fin + —Ready-to-wear; state ex: | ; ° Dot bother your frienrds 5 . oe . reai pu... - $250 on long terms. WEB- | FORD—Tudor: fine condition ; $106 Alw age ; N uican Spring € vu po Ange ' 2% # NDI ; I SALESLADY ad) es i inur Con ; 4207 Easton LS a : yee. * nica - & $500 per od Oy is oy a aS A ona r ; : elothes trropere. rome | perien and reference Jewish. Box T- | HHlosiers ito $1 000 nm your car in 10 minutes ERS W ENT SIDE. BAT > Delmar. Aute Exe hanger. (eld) C fashington peoenneeretarmerenennierenscipsiti . @ ET TERRACE R Pt ead” he*in iw, . : ic. 2 fidential service. | : enen pen — 9 --*— ~ ; WIVE ST "REE “aot Laund ot fesshiain 33. ost-Dispat h ‘ V ‘ > a 1 9°74 upe. splendid con ~ ena -T j iey} ae ee ONCE Ze Beuinens Bank Biae. Ask for ate Cree ~ LAU NDRY HELP | SALESLADIBS 5 high-Claas—Tor special | YAHLEM, FINANCE CORP. ic Home te © Open "eveninst ish ro ee et ae eee Sport ’ four ng : ; sit : ‘ - . r Be “bs a - Ad ' ze ; vo? vale ti) “ul ‘ ice ° it il " . t : f; ils (ins N 4 | > + ; 4 . . ; {ei | 36 36 Oliv a : lealiaetaniail ee oo ' _- ST] & g B. \ER & I L \ * ° aT. . aparinhiech 7 in baMariii ‘nit . ae a dane ge «>> S4' islet ub a | Open Nights (c&) ' 6 in o FU) her -Led +" x Four: 18 103T, The new un bee is are Ae —aumenenreammets a Fé rg ‘ 3 3 t pare . . 4 > ; oT DERARER Tt ae | PA NERS ; WANTED eS CasHlER—D: UcEISt. (txee Hen Paes) * 9 a0 MAilsS-—2 wil upstairs and down- ! frie nde do bu — ; ae. cal " i thy Areber. $39 No one 1926 FORD TUDOR $207. , $200 down om rg ) RT : Ce ee eee a art ust have refetrences; apply | ang - ei ra tine the cent Pag cat \Al a So at ; jealiy | ic : : a Jo! gtairs work; must have re Ta ayes as ee ee ea re; : Al @ i “YF ee a ie r ” sedan is pract y | vine (ie Wife. | PARTNER—Wanted: for sandwich ai ew 00) Jady, in jnoumtiei cat-| Monday or thereawer, 23 Westmoreland pl. | now lence Neseseary: handsome eumples i sViSTL S inti "\cdteuie ucehen anes Ta Ri | orand new tals eaulpped end: ineveugh- | STUDEBAKER — Bootel tow if ritific, open al i} nig! ht: re fer rences exch " _ CasHiik—\ oune may, i pou Stee (eZ } P Yperis ‘ “ = men Repairing and Pa nt ng hy draulle brakes with ul , ; ile , OPrand new. : J Ate pee by eur famous ; ss price rf ¥ ‘y ; = 57486 FE 2astor i. tc ‘ a cieria, mH tho i hun ated sae ee ‘(e4) . CELLER—tood. who ? understands | fin — we ne ‘ inal 0") I ; Ie , N. »;HOMAS | driven a be “fie hemeone a rnp fe?) iy ove rhaer: a Pw on 2 remarkably low Roy Fy = eter Sales 5 =! PARTNER Wid—T have 35— bunpals . SS 7 -} vs! — is Gee Ont tithe | pennant waves S684 Wack at | Srorace keeay ax 23 ndo!ph urnishings | MOTOR WIZARD wees. Wil_sncriftce Dee: ek 1817 Locust. ~} mar bi. |= : ' . y t vt : ey ; at —— OT i > tii ; a" cs ‘ sats tat ' ‘ , : ‘ i iJ ’ ; - > ge ‘s re- wivcen . . °. meme ene - an P4034. | build. near i Holetite - aOs0A. ¥ on 3 eae FFE eveiing for wderly couple: Bal: | 7 oR - reste a Na “ this eergeous cer to ap if ITIRE ~~ MOTOR, § \iL-Es ©oO + wie 7 inlet Tourine'. The oe Tryarr ) , ‘ > a = ; ape ‘5 ) 2 | vCal si ay. gt : , j ' Y “ ; ‘ “ad IN : pir. et sex . : oleter’. , Do (e) | Aas ogy ego vy in’ St, “Louis rie «heal. light furnished: sala sb Perce lind ‘of? LANG: KC HN MFG. ©O 1408 Locust.) & the N i] | al ae ahh ~ ie er vs aire S. Broad ) £ precinte if es . TR, ay Aé on __tdnée’t EDAN | rhe. mecha was , & A $1400 cars woes = wh i = - ya eed ) ‘ “A N ‘ ha ~+ar ~“ — (eb) \ If ; | )" WI N gen * ¥ -% ie + a ; rut 3 1926 ESSEX COA CTT Late - i = Ry tos $375 . ee = pores “e000 = " “roptional bes ayi4 hee . after hargaein. . a _——_ SA LEM EN. 5 4 ~ oe ic oor | : ots he 2 COR? . cmmaeninaciatt m.. . ‘a « ' ger me \ “as } mae » ¢ good reisver he # . . 4. TT) Pt oe ¥ Ss 8. . b Tuesday. eo sa 2325 Te tXag. 7 . i - - - — A di a \ / : - — - nee u k ent nd reat huni pe t tras ej rs rink : “ * P TERMS oe oun Mac et hy Arche Neat appearing. Cell . ' GIRLS G work. bel). ~ ——q ‘ , Front and ; uu Can't ‘LOSING OUT CHEA at S350: | * ‘° L - | Radio Co 920 Pine et. % Ww. oe, ‘Heel C as 17 8 Morgen. (¢) | OPERATORS — On hous: y ‘ ’ wsitions for ex- ANIMALS ret from new iremendous y reduced UNIVER SAL S401 Locust. Opn Nights. |X. cma, Dkimar Gde0 > ' Autgmobiies For For Sale ) | SALESMEN—Or saleswomen. te & S GIRL—White cover : 9 1m samily; ve CEs Salary guaranteed, Permanent po; -RIER—i’edyreed puppies terms. WEBER'S North Brauch FORDS—d roaisers ife-TO24- like new. ne ae gO og umanere. UP: e4) | | codi orders from ee holders; : laundry $35 wy ars view HOD W toned dresses. Sala ‘ . ‘rienced salesWomen in the be: eh ace To Tee | 27°99 N_ Grand. trade. terme. ON Me =a TEx tering just Tike wow: 8 comfortable. ee et : ie re nit v Box M-.7 z Post- ispatch. _a s ava au gt me Pal House Wel, | davilight fact or y. steady work : pe rl mK ‘ . cS dé : re : 1 i , Py Py 7 his Med Tih rs \ ach : . , jus’ br ‘U2 ht " j “OR Thee f? oa ster wth e ip-on bow ¥. ght mapa J autom ob le at mn yy 5608 ai tn with ou “toa Mae nee A S AL. bh SM AN— r se Ww wae is falling One e te A home al aL fig: it. 4.00 Arsenai .C) a 7 : f¢ wy learners fo] low Ine depa rt ments . GE R ~~ A r with abi : 50°) Bnrieh ‘4 HO) Pat ne’a Packs It ve’! ‘ t. $450: terres 4908 Northiand. gen box (rrertand Ine 734 and Locust ‘cr Gg and 1480 : re re tt ndle : ¥ , ake ; ‘. zines I 2 ne al — ition all uch; tires nerfeet PORD— P20 us tke glen Aon J _ : ok | book oe ge objects St. ce, general housework. 6106 | wil] ta em eet To °C ‘O | 5 ~ Purr y 3216 West _Nasaral Bricte. | peer aah * ot ena onpcrtunits to buy! FOR ‘hy~ terme, A114 Case aa RRIGHT. —Gigne-sedan G-evlinder, Sms : P. D | Supp’ ¥ ' ‘ol ine are rr ark fin, : . : me McPherson, . o AALS : vb. iJ - candy (| Ie EN Ne M k G. 3 . j Ready-to-Wea L noaetins nar = >; = os E = 7 t: ee weet , — ' Joe Groseman. Co on hark sie. + A TF Te “The — 4300 iw LLY & - ‘ened S balloon tires S ovirs : : “” are new - GikLs—} Fy +f pret at - ania Ww rapping ‘ “ ' ’ _ ; ° . ’ ? ’ : } — ® iy? 8 ? oa ‘ery “O . : — © , a“ - poe 4 | ht new a shor: ' me - : LOWEST Oy plane EL 168 TOM Sea work Mavrakos, S700 Dear «| 1379 \\ ashington. ss (e2) illiner BUILDING MATERIALS a ; io a14o. ell i Al share: a |“aulpment: howsmt ace 9 of ) gin & imith or Mr. Newgreen a FG: ‘KL To pack tol s ticles: steady em lADLD ATARDG LL... , M ; | ‘ ae - | a. ’ es MOOT able savings. Your ald ere , a ¥ 4 S Saag me Saatih or Mr. a | ploy ymeit, “2904 let ar See lee (ca) | OPERAT ( RS—Experienced for l [ y | ORD.HAND BRICK Lumber w indow s Oakland ( oach {5 iven Aw ay , Ford des aoe es} Locust: « ”y ' ae awenendl. ; Ww ie ad § CREATEST VAL ; SA LESMEN Lars re eottee on a ¢ 4 Oe er ‘ me ectione ry. M. d. a. silk a nd wool dresses. lo girls | Silks |; ahd doers of all kinds 12th und ¢ py Put on yvour best eee ae Rags ite BS ot aay | one erenine « ~ 4 ane te "ee ys lll ; . . ; f YT «mAs eal att " j eneyv Ret) going today for $395. at your “S200" S24 ‘3 von. — pests: Pgs W ILLY S-KNIGHT DELU XE . ‘ wit rre “ D eries : oss | See Seah me ame |= elmar, FF Orest S204. __ ‘““ GOODS CO., Janet Walker Fac- rap Pol - ———— ek | Se GiRL—Y¥ oun, shies ber | SALES “MEX. iret-class truck : 1m, to care for children severe ienieaititacntnitiiamm ne "r. PE SEDAN = $25-$50-#100 DOWN ; REY Wi amt _ ces paid. con AMLEM, 1085 NN. Granda NASH— “ies ‘per wane 8-5 tyr CO = | nth “arrteld.| 1115 N. Vandeventer. “Linde ~- ie? deamwine aeeouw Afternoons a week Call Parkview 4055. tory, loth and Locust, seven China a eisbatan ia arawine. | Wed 3 area teil > ’ - oT a 250M 's, Jetteren ns? || TE ine wheels and new!y parted a heautifu’ fer Ford: ferme 506 dette seral IT REE REST RAS cL HINC aeuaeiiaak “alien has «eat covers and worth Nas 2 . ys — , , y ‘4 a iy 5 to 8 Mr. Bie le «= IRL —To sew on sults and dresses. 5220 tee. ELY & WALKER DRY ° (ment. re Tis A to Dp. Ma. ¢ . , 3 ° = - Wa eppearanee, worth S775, S565: S95) te cies. new paint get Ry a) ee - Rt-daed Used Cars” ine: tende WM: s_ SRN DT Soe! anes and Sully ox cade. when. a Eeees 6 © —_. _- oe a mien Uber: een sy ie ane or if Sc fie an whi —W geucra: housework. 0150 (¢e3) ° : CL THING | Wid —Ladieg,| mass: pe OACH -' NASH ROADSTER WEeT BEARS . eNO | ns... . 404 | tien ‘al} to Livers A on4 s. Broads F. creme hike, generas 104} floor. t year Men’ S Fy rnishings highest prices \ Sklar. FRemon an. 1¢ 996 PONTI AC. {* A LOOK » Nae prenbeiyges He . -,, 48 4 pasa — esd rg ; YiRL—Gen meral housework; white. Ab OPER ATORS — Need exper- {0.000 sults. overcoats, for Only run about yo cad BJ, pe atte: Stn née De one enert roadster Touring Cars For Sale 4 | ons * | ' . Ps : , 1) i e ‘ - ; m ‘ # yi" ib > in ; atiliie ; bya . a ‘ ; eet irea a ; - ul Naah ° e : , ene E 3 i= om | SR7- ESMAN——To canvas ree ver — way 5033 i aesd 7 I , . ‘ash and lv Superintendent of Em- ° 4, pm Hi: pay $3 to $15 DEimar OS65. | it from low you'll erab it at ence. Lang | sea® * vie. with low 1 Soleo GCIh. Mad OC tour thos *° P oneell i. ‘cd | $H0 teaiin- in 2b Loum and » mF pli e ¢ L—Wh ie- aenall tea rly . no launcr). enced operators for was a A Ppp VY Sut eri x: ; 361° Gelber 1105 Franklin antag Pigg g w EST 5877 Deimar. i _ 2 " at due-ton 4 eres — shone oat rithbhes. + ‘ es oT e eo See canter oad See 2289 Lindell, Diiimar 33213. _te) wool dresses. We work twelve ployment, B. NUGENT & BRO. a ths a TR--°925. sneciai six coaD: | a jog black ecamne ome venga ee Maroy > in Ae kyed saw uthers. KLINK s508 5. ) Ford Coupe. teste, . MitS rate? Ve) reference wd ate ae 3 vik, — c . fae : j housework. no he Th a. ‘ ‘ é ? - ; niet jx eo nippe : ' teh woeerrer tbc m sini ““ De era Joe tf 7 ; cam | 6 7, bt rst ID) te - 4 Vial Dera a oe { ) : — ios ge a nousework, smal! 16th and Locust, second floor. elt t caine T eka’ Canal children's. fhe - ag Many others. 796 XN. Van- running conf tien Flint Au'o Vix: | = 40 Bax = ; = Wale German pe eferred, B52! (oR) nou t — Mart Millmery Co.. 414 N 1926 MODELS a] S$1f5; terms. Man: acy | ohare 487 Parton Alwore open fobd® | — 4 4 : ; ec bys ric? ~i\ ie ie . : iis ate nite a ) ° 201 8 aig te. 2) 7 tees en . hiv tnepected | deventer 2' —— sens 2 - . 4 E 6k e i A = and genera: house- PRE SSER Vermanent Fashion (*]eaners, The Orderly l AE _ ©! b Teo! i pateres a BE ag a — — od ye ) Buiek 5 Passenger Touring (a) SALES M A 4 - YOFK: g00d home: good « ages. 02106 =) = 3 ery ee Sy ae AEE gar ge oo oe 4 KE AND woop Paint and upheolets ry negged gpa y tine EPS Roadster Here is a car worth S800. especial io- ct. ~ 1K - @ : 1. lo cover wood heeix. | “Rader Print. 4857 Easton a ‘ Harmonious aT co AG ten. Maer Gap ||| CETTE Reteees ee coe PRICED BELOW REASON ge 91285 Beis RvToNOUILE oe. rade i ’ WANT Two t R q LAperrecuces lo ; OG a vi ss , - : chine Chap ro howe 3.90 to 2. . (. Se ; 2s Sex a. fe Mathews Heel Coverin Co., 89 | PReSSER—For Hoffmann ma | c DElmar 047 B54 FT 40) be sold Six-cvlinder « as acy ianen. 6748 Delmar bi : MORE WIGH-CLA with E Bre (c#) > Cc. &€ D. Co,, 3100 Arsen: . ho a" h . $52 25 From iormer owners, and wil brakes, 70-b pf. and low recy | a (eg | H OR ‘7 5 aUway sciictiadiapinisaaiaaateel man Kroes. € am ouse . iasiooe Baal 'S >: Whit » Ash. a) 2 (wheel bra et vive. Mas sa. _Alwayse oper mel AE aed ry gl -tz2-8 EXF : "i Bs GIRL —Coio: ed rene ra! hours work and | p ESSELS 4 7h) iadies gar rit nts 3 ad) ‘ pte ; fre ne ' erme. iS HOW TO SELL we OUR a 3 on Ladd ee 6 #ilk éarments Sydney PRE e Ipyveinge & Cleaning Cvo.. 4521 5. | Efficient workers are selected 276 nian See lew lump. $4.50 3800 Easton Always (pen. + AMLEM. paint. Price Sie AUTOMOMILE CO. J ie NTH AT'S 4 F peanine Co. 617 N Taylor. rear | | ingenteh way. h h the Post - Dispatch od 83 : Seundnrd. $4.25. Lindell ain $ | S| HO, TE R—IORDON Paver. poe 4 SOUTH wees: aA Drimar ied | MON EY e + ur 0. cA General housework: no washing: - IAC K Pe RET M AKERS—E xperi need OD | throug : ' an ‘ a a | beauty. in exoelient hap ~ bad Mac | aR5R, Always open. rect. | eg sHOW YOU x rag P me nizhte.| 221 Northwood war ,;| mens pants. Junior Panis Co., 9084 a a Heip Wantes Columns COAL—#tanaare 4. $4.25: superior auality. | lish good ers 7 a “ewcid Ditimg ei. aeriew ees 1 ie | iE N 0 p Tew 5110. ——*" | 190} ae ee ™ ervill dixtrict. $5.50 per ton. w—— | Carths-Archer k Red 8 ou wos | GET THE ORDERS, VP | 7} 3 pe ap mee em 5 | Site One need © furniture | ; $4.75: Carterville dixtr (eR: | — 500 ae Buic | Gh 'vou STARTED. sale seeds fountain Stoll ‘Candy Shop, 46154 SEAMSTRES —Exoericpocd’ ou Furniture | Call MAin oh q- She _ehclede Et | — Buick 4-Passenger or, sane @dskelad Matias 1 ae ines and. compirtely over: | GET YOU STA * sae eryaes : } a 4 car ic) “Hel fante ee ps tires gued, motor geod; 922 Studeba ha Be ae ! as 1ON ake a Coit take He Miamont car. To place your Pp New paint, S-- te soten * A Nt on Jing tata 1 AT RUCTIO N L, 4 iween 16-18 years old, to Work hore ~ PINISHER—Experien ae ladies ac ae leave with your SAFES price S700, easy am gy at TO YRILE CO. A reel bis - for someone: tires good, sid ~ ~~ SAlis LECTURES. you. re iusich “signd, “Apply ut 4918 Plorie | cite Laie’ Weak e teen tes) | druggist SAP Pe Cent call’ int pate bareaing: Die sourn Seer Dalant © POCTH BIDE BUICK AUTOMOBILE Co.. Poravies “nit ays Oven. Pte " m ? . ; — §' Perhor ting! salighee : ah. ee «a i* ~ “ % - ‘ Aounnaihamas ed ~~ URkish. OAS ak oi 4 RL —or— woman; white, ter genera! i ~ SHIRT MAKERS. | oy He fury at $66 only 3 left at se PArkyiew #a3k Alwaye baleen esis S748 Delmar ht a a (es) Vith > RST REAL = w Ork. stay on place; good home. Z on of tacts. | ‘etal price She We open = le Co... CHEVROLET—10 late counes rat PArkview 4858. Aiweys Open. aper JOSE] H DA Ye J Abas HHT y fed) Experenced operate ig anniy Mew change combmations Howe : . “* $100 up. trade: terme. -706 5 mar om Over Be | «GR ai a" end | Plaity work. Geod prices, ae oil2 St. Charles st. Cénival 0004. St. Leulse Realt REE . Dee ih hte: must be “OW i cook and . ; ©2317 Madison. PCl Lucas. vin 2 aos 105 N. 6m ST 4 Have good ra ferences: email family, hone Era Shirt Co.., ; (cd) saa ‘a > | Bhim 6296. «) nS) P ee

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pe900 ROOMS FOR RENT, With or Without Board—Is the place you have been seeking advertised today? SEPTEMBER > °9 , | 2 a? r . > . . ate “2 ', . 4 : B bod : ae te : Be : “ . 5 7 § iN. 47 al ; "a _ a. £ , * = ; “Tu ~ ~ 4 nd . a a. Bar es _ * : “hie. . reg arr ah > e —_ had re aS ML ~ a. ae is. ee : : ; an me ay wesae ey e ~eo ! gery f ~miea.s ‘on a Serco ss : oe r& : ae . ——_———————— : ee — a ——— ——— : _e = > — [i ‘ = FTA. a : went oe b "o - 7 ; ’ — Bebable « r: “= OU AVe oO O ® sec "Pease a? ee och Rammew ethane cts pate ie APARTMENT — Be gs Sg ol : ra a —— ee ~ ‘ - % se as ru TPR & £4485 re aon mea 8 Lo nrversity . . -- 2 - 4 . Same @ ‘ - ———— : ee Sage —s.. ; a35-—3 rooms Bg . = 3 oT, a kat Soke ye ON RE ) 7 - . + - os s . * -_—— f . ‘ ' ‘ ———_—_—— ——_—— - _ SERRE " farnis Bec ‘ ‘ : 3 t1 9° Locust— lean | “CONDITIONED AND SAMPLE FURNITURE TEttereon 3050. __Promer's,- __(c8) ' wapre 3176—Beautiful sew faraisbec | fer=: 8 a we ese AZAR HOTEL 3127 Locust—Clean : sine i ie ag be ee 2 - : mace vi . - - : a me, ¢ 3 tia $~ st —_ ss * ame ht , Ss i 5 = - apart mret eur | arr 5 . . : be . watt ¥ nk i a : — on | Cee , , “J : c Bie Ge Spake CT « Pe De rkvier ‘‘.* : — ? - a , ee $35 + 23 «= T ocost——Ronnime sonaes on gp? > we a we v4 ee ae Te “ Wr cle. 4 v Toe val parapets 4A a es ee ; ts, SS Wena Se a a ry ch ae +A ee ps Wid en MO * “ey Po oe crag a BY, 220 Ae Be EASY TERMS—AS LITTLE AS $1.00 DOWN : 0.0 5, LR "at Nd feathers. Bax SOc to 2: is San smel¥ furnished maence. § ie sink and kitchen. mic } ae 0? : 3 — es . = : mS eae o* ' ¥ : al ts — - — ; ee? : : : : : : + PTIEs | = — Bn..12. Benes : = ma tiits . >: ; 4 “2 s in dslle nS : mA hae 3 . 3 ne oe nae att mots - a Dining-Room Suite; Solid Walnut Odd L | ‘oF . GOL 8 RG. Linde! |NE F 4£543—Sweill soutiesn — t kite cety furnish S . hos wtic aes ume $10 ; e627. {oom otras Maladie. i F 4 44 4 0 ienimaiaeetan . ——~ ten . = my "' lemen ‘= ; ~. - as — " > complete with fHing. , _ Dresser tg oF aaa ca tea ee atte Be 3 is seherite eee: Py 2 Se ing engpeapinemnbei — = - : ; = AS 4 hieiinsinsatiata ad TLAND. t36i.—Lereiy 3- ~~ ; . — aaneseelniocaent Beautiful tapestry -cov i = 2how th i ; Jip 7. . — > a. > ‘ : r | +s *. = — . . 7 . ; re oP ; a * asiale : % = — ——— — Fin: a ns gg —-— + we - — ae | : i} . mee c oto -_ a of 2 si , 2 “EST MINSTER a #1 2% i{-roem apart . . 7 mew ° ennies: sce rr. or. 5 roms Po - 1s »-s ee Si wit 227 caapeenmeneiananeel aia dicnemeneee , 4873 5 = AS) WESTMINSTER 5104 i Or isDped WESTMINSTER PL.. 4629—New © ead 2} pet ums | sha a Sa rave = pee sonst RES sae TAY AND a SHINGTOS sens ——emente: furnished: Sees ({ . . = mh w . : e.. : j , * z — = , é ~* 2 e . > : ot (= se - - ~* 7 aan ™ - : : _ —— - 4 : 4 35 room. ——- — —_ - — en v eaitiateceutneietianemediannan ’ rt i : . > a . ; i. i ~ te. TJ oe [*al ot” Bt é i. pi c = a ; + = Vii ‘ P| s + - FURNITURE STORE Natura! ride acti ympletely Refarnished TYPEWRITER oy ape | 2 eon. i at AN sekespinc coem: all conveniences « : —s sat nea! . 1 la net rum | fe aT 3134 ————— SS aio 2 oper : | Kotsrean oO EACH XGE SJ . ete . tien “~ = -rt> Mo, \ .ri ss . —- : one TR gamete cancer rma , M. PRER: ; bi Defoe} eed cw ut : : ar -*: ; 4 | ate. é . DRYER shi nen wtha -. anc e£uaran ROOMS FOR RENT—CITY iitchen for coupi whern single room 301 Interna ‘onal Life Bidg. IGE =336-—3 EEN LE LEE LA AIC RA AE ES LO IE ANE TD cee Rit REE Spat a sern i d S61 DndhiTs Reisen Lethe 4 Saas oleies a eh. ead ie z he rt Bape ss +} Rees ig saan, cE COT . ? = cematene A a ea SHS ION HIE SIRES BO HERES NE nthe a tsk IE ge EI IIRC Mo laibe Me LalGO.. Age batt 2603 Bisset RUAN abe ei oo re - ” a bee: 4a AOR be ESS (apes Ogee CARS Si phptiabieldicie ins 0h tains sree YI al : i. oe ; é 3) : a rt : J ; f ; Tt} , . _ are om ng ou x ar } . . ae 2 : . \. 4 . “i a. " l tSIeé Fi RLM 2 8 Mio - ~paas, GW > ’ as > or a a CHEE Mes reece 0) 8 iehable vee aayOUter “aps ¢ bee tee 5B se A ee BMP Begs; Weer, 5, ape . ORs Age fee Hee ay i Beh tas - 5 be we rae ‘fina rin ded i Lind ITM 1c532 | =: | Seog ie es CARES WANT L022 hi ~ ui ' Efficier . land 34IT5M ee ‘OWNE g me ie se eleva n bed prasad a : ——— rate > « On: dition n wi i 3 — > a " se es “ oa Bb. | wed ll B. 7 the Ly _ : Be = - ——= = . — — . : art ie , ~ " eee ; eo | itwud beater: rarag ; E oor _ * $40 ncy aeneeaaes piso . . -— a ay | Cl ; 3 roo = ~) We WON, 217-2 a : FRANKLIN Lo CANE PANEL SY i 3 : SODIER 3614a—Room for rect. ai oped aad enintee rooms achie a | = i 7 : S wok ae BS x Soa *) © ~ META i i? SE LIS . $5.65 Savings i AND “ Fac rep ys: . , - — : rez r™ a Cue | oD lk . * — a . sonttentiaiatesiaaianaen : UNION S ~~ = MS ' 4 F 3 A os Eiger ; vais men A we * » 7. et ork ' ttie. 3 —— + tauract : @ EXCHANGE STORES : XCHANGE SToREs FRIGHT. 1457—3 rooms. firnished fon sae PAYS iz a secep- | _Siy_at 5200 S. Fronéwey. a. Ee $2 PER Bat Tth apd Market Sts. 7th ; ont = eee bbe th ee RS ee ed SN PL ie PR naan te G oo ETOP IE OPM RY es BRUT eegtig RTE eRe tan? SA av taba, ia ata a iS FS 8 WARE tt get Ofte nae fc Er, . > et ae A - 4 . ait 5 — So ee DORR Nm id te eg ag 5 Big + 58 SR) 8 alpen aS reeapid 9 wince Aer - me nie: at , ¥ . » we ~“d -e “ m en Instruction a ciesgeneenoesgtsdet ene | in |privare family: reasonable. —_—s ied Ps gp aaedllp T atteetetete eee | ee ee eee ee ee | = & pine : Asi LA , : rivate r ' : — | a " ents more , ve %% a ET 7 a = : 7 2 Trocum, | __ > ~* Pe Sa i oe i CHIFFOROBE——ixceliert value. $18.50. Weinesdar. Sep! LO:30 2 O12 rand 5 a — $$ Pace. 451: rant room, 1 te | : in iron - . Steiner Furniture «x ; oe ulema | a a 2 , ' ; ADI] {s09—Picasant —sirepim 2 siden | Pine Daur bach na 18 = SI OTES . . A —y aaa Er kitchen p $ rec! iy ; — —— “oH ‘ = rt — : > ; Se 2 : : Dearhaarne «et se ane | Repairing wner’s home. CO!fax_ 70352 _ | PAGE. 44504—-3 roome and hall: tu ee owmer. 5! : pt. 10. ‘c82 TE 7 > ee eee ae: Be fern Tee ime: wil decor 50. Gartiels IS | $35: os . | . North i >eR y: TI ; ' —— — Sok - GRANT ists x ter 2 CORE ABI? BIE ey SAT NR Es - GoMBINATION | ges caigerts amas ediccae ug ds Z ~ " ; r mode: ST nae ae : iss rniture C iz -AVE MO: ae J ‘IN EXPERTS Sr Veit Mea, ama coe cee ae - Soecan i: ar : a ae | Ba 2 ry “harairted 4ol|742—3 rooms. Seth; ax” HART RE:LTY , om Ff Os, IS FURNTTVUI : , ; -Phnceagoemigce «0A ' — a ‘ rue janito he worehe .—_ Ee ee ake >, a ak pi Ae sf aa 4 2 wer RS nea ae ey ee ee igh Ctra daok ss ese tibe y 5 . aK Sa oe my ee i Ba 5 EA. Ce ar Fhe tht " ’ one 2 pear er ms TEINLAGE BR. Physicia~ ; : rs | Mik coud: Bt 3114-57-89 : ~ mer —itrte v ~ — Opt eye RES ee —— ox 2 4% Ni : R 4 , » = - — “** * - - 7 | ; " - > i> : \ Z — " ” 7 m " : we ; . > a . 2 ake it “ ¥ - , . , , a * 3 4 = oa - ; . = . P : : : ‘ : 7 4 , : , e- - — ~—_ : oe " >» a? v1 : r 2 - , — - - * , . . s* ‘ + 4 > ” on ‘ >» © $ 7 ? . : i . ’ : : 2 . w Z. a : P : " _— _ 22 . : ve ? m y = . 7 — — _ + * | ¥ z= a e . - na % twee or: ai —- ia — : TAPP a —) (ranonte eee . (Pr aNia s04—Cniverig carne: f Hotlement track : : ew: career POrest ee? n ~ preming i , - , : . PERSES Nis at i—_Arosmm 71 Bi as ~ petTulsi-g sength Ber he yaaa " rr : . 1G > 4 . > TOR SERVICE. HEAT © Sf, + conditien: $73. Cabany 1371R4 er Saleen a APRrL an - ret nD —— — aria Liege ns owe. se i ' : *. Pee Es SEO a —" > : | cares aeons , ae a | - . a ee ; : “Ri 1am came t 4 | »? . ~~ ry . L . . ‘ - ~—— me — . . ; _ . “ ‘ bee . . Po - . - » _ . 4 . ; L>s — " ~~ . . : ~ : — ‘ . . . ’ . . ; : : ~ eee eae _ _ ee . a 4 ” ° . x . ; ‘ or y 4 “> j ’ e _ . : i} 4 “= : *- = , . vad ~ - ‘ a « an ’ = - = 4 " ~—y r oe % ‘ ,* 3 | ; - ‘ ‘ ; . - - _ hed — -_ - - . wee . a . . _ 5, : r yaaa ing is 3 HTias “ -. - * os WHERE H. PaAVIS FU RNITU RE CO 3316 FRANKLIN AV __ % ' B 2. > ron apat ~~ 206. . Tt > rab . " . amen an an —— © hand-painted pic : eomard whe enam r sav rg city Fon st DRS MOREL L IAN IAN, gmENY aOR nl RRR A Er Cee Ro bien» Secmcgmape AE ¥ OOR LAMPS Li? POL: CHRO vi RASE >' LE ook ecen ‘ ; = . 2 A: | Ags SBI PS 7 : : ' b eg he oe a ay eon ; t $ im Block 2 in Pe TABI LE LAMPS PSR See FLAT—or 5 ms. aon. . Sor 3: Sele beds. $6 , cn "y : = | ot 7 = - - - DEI : ba DE a ne 7 2 7 samacumie esta 2 En tere Partview 2 2 “noevivagia eed Brene “"“- make bid Cai? % - ~ eh... ane . =: : | - | nT nei “ue os, PCR MSS > i me | r ark ‘so. 2 being WN. RA RNITT RE cH aah + r : . i oe , : ax" . 3 : rt ‘ail : wat? Tia! . ‘ re , : ’ ane , . , ‘ : ~ mere wn : : ‘ _ —— ae ee : ; = ¥ rome. | ET a ES AP ae tee Ta 7 Be oer PueerPrmit wer “Rus: : ina : : . " * é : ° " bs 2 3 bu 7 - he ms io ¥ : Eid ef x ? aa wt ete Dheper “ -m - =e S ~* a uxiag. S222A Crah. PRoenect | eeping Teams coBnecti wt fog : we 2 | Garfick: @40R tot = revhge Ds Reet 4 pt RCANTILE TR «’ S$T9%. LIVING BOON ys 3 Drew father. &- tabie and © chairs. c&rbhox © ‘ai Eimear a > NE STR ge Bie AN “ . . 4 gee ~x > _ tere i. we : a ~ “ .- | , ° 3 a ;' e 2 ! Le = = PARLOR CHAIRS \Q, [tee resnor Sows a SES ns ER, ESS re. oO } 4 ae. : ~ ry} ~ , : hoard —" as Bi 3 sip . _ Pon: , . = ‘ i . ‘ t c ; tA. edured tt $4 | ppt | . . = me . . HOME— Me der. many and itagepiea nn x2 CSF Ph for te RIGHT ar —j saeneumdiner dam Eteer - r) ‘ We ee a 41 %i.. ~~ a 2 ry)! im be ™ - ; te a theory + . my & = ‘ ~_— r - 3 . a : : — 4. a hath SE ' 3 | $14 S22 aa =z : ‘ ES SOMME ay COs Se a at —_.. Rore ¢ EE aareeenenie ‘Furniture Wanted Badly a e255_R. —, and a ic@z i

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- “4 penn ne EAT "gar IF YOU OWN A LOT AND NEED SOME MONEY find a buyer through these columns. "ON REAL ESTAT TE_| DEERE & CO. ‘ PERSON’L PROP’Y “LOANS | on AL Es we = = nent RESIDENCES FOR SALE LOANS ‘| ON PERSON L. PROP'Y LOANS On posT- DISPATCH. TrESDAT. | : DWELLINGS | FORRENT SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE FLATS, AP’TM'TS FOR oR SALE. _SErTexe= R 7. 1986, SS “aTs FOR RENT—South —— TA. BxQ7A—O rooms: % Esholts. Laclede 8302." eB} = 4 (ASKA. oN: Le kaye modern roses ‘ * s LOT | TE. , $600,000 BY RIVAL CONCERH ; ime [CONFIDENTIAL loans on eutomom™ TA es 7 ? rea. tmmediate enusw r, i oes “city oF Festus, Mo.: Northwest South — _ferature ant Room 324, 705 Olive st ‘Two Actions Allege Stander and ss Northwest gt oy me ney Ns - STO the man who wo orks. ’ . ) ‘ OL INE. i.. Sept. _—- eA oS. “nice light Fe om; Sere wert . a RESIDENCE— =e ma Enelish design | WAGONER PL. 1510—5-7 rooms; , Yen | GOOD BU ¥S ee easiest terme: strictly confidential. | SPECIAL 52% FUNDS ! HH. 28004 water, as, electric roots rent — Ba ee eee case 1S Der £201 | $105 per month; pay off 60, $760 cas” | 3655 Fled. 11 recms; will trade. Dixie Credit Co.. 1243 Morgan | ent order, wate e ae 3 South stuce ._— oy Sinisbed: ‘stop at 7605 dow 3609 nable. dicianmoit j ou investmen + €o.. successor to ae line Implement oe Us tor Sew Yoane and Renewals the Moline Plow Co., has filet two ra —3715A—3 yee all To" im. GRand. "88 Bia mee: * ~ by two cO- “hes 4222 Fiad. 7 rooms. reaponadi LOANS—$25 to $5000 secured _—- ER 36:3 2—B-r0 om residence, Bol- Forsythe. For particulars and «ers, 0-reom “CHRISTOPHER, 1002 Chestoat. - ful OT eat: all conveniences: gar: age; nice . 3K3n—3 ro: ms and bath; career 7 , 32 rd rooms, wer nome ers: only charge 5 i brick bangalow (2) M Ain 1674. ky ie» (6 $1o" A airs ’ 7 gems: tne: cheap. om . egsonabit OPIN ngs pee A oe # woe an per cent. Lafay gud: ferences required. (62) | bs | “ ette Industrial Loan & Investment | 1 RENE, M ANN- SPACKLER | | suits seeking a total of $600, ae a i45> >. -— @ rooms, j e Jennings axocieencatinapetaneete eee os i ; £544: usapenes recoms: a real show piace. | Moncey loaned to a people, — ¢, get No advance —— the cae, . Deere & ¢ ‘oo. with vio~ i4s—4 rooms, ‘bath, $36. Vic ; x TYE’ rat * blocks west of Grand. | MP 14——-5 rooms, bath. fur-| | 2968 ee - will trade. @¢asy payments: sce a - le for the time you . suits charg S T mN _. bath $. 5: Dl oOcKSs ( 2) Hi isk. A {P. ‘ SS « ¢ fruit trees | ANN 9037.2 and 4 reome bath. fur 1747 Nic holson., 10 rooms, ours. THE AMERICAN cO.. 37 é he on Eve rything is private and confi- | D Cc | yton anti- truat law 1O6SR. furnace. : = vollet. - == | ee ut a 132x138: plenty © | “nace BO-ft. jot: brick building in rear. | 4669 Rosa. 6-room er yon th | Bl ix. Entrance Sil. ee We) | dential. We have helped thousands. MONEY WANTE lation of the a iE 5006A—4 rooms, furna rage — —— . RNTCR MO eae R-T "LEER RI. 1 § & I. ©O..| good | for e wee 9 TET as a tiersne : soit eaqpendeen, I na water heat. LOANS to salaried people a stair arepemaiae “ dined | re al her en ITY. L, Ac ede _ H648. huis Southwest a ers. confidential. 2901 ry ‘ndorsement Borrow $100 pay bac K +. —— Tet DE EDS OF TRI ST " This pr Or iso, it ia ¢ hargé d. lessened +4 7 47A—7 joserx. ™ C ll 63 $23 Page. ( 5) | BUNGALOW-—& roome. 2 bathe, hot-water FINE 0 AND 5 ROOM FLAT. $500 C! ha. | RERINERCE 6. is. modern; reasona- |_MONBY for rallrosé mo 08 Calumet Bid | Borrow $150, pay hack S» w d it gop in tion and tended to create 4 3 Hi oe 2 peas: $55. Hiland 3782 ta ‘ “brick garare. _ al ~— heat: $8900. Kirkwood 102 761 Mississippi ay _ ve te F haere | aX peg ‘E- , Abany. 2156J. (82) Ry ec urity ee ¢ 14) Open Till 9 P. M. li\\\, On tmnreved city real getate, inane || gompetitio a a sueneh: i “— ; LE = nal oS) 3 co = ip re. tric. newly pape red and pa ae, Fae ——— N. 7 tj from 1 to 10 years; ame ta onoply, am if > — Bs ; areal be- | le easy pay ° . i} run ro * tion Tr z —- AL "3333 3 rooms and bath: new ENT , not only $4 See this bp ai . ON to salaried people 000; clossat —— ' iil URBAN PROP. FOR RENT Maplewood vinings) Siyepth tt, Pee West | [MONEY to Geitiai’ Teel’ Raffwar “ex-|{} Yahlem Finance Corp. {| sono ta $12,000: cioeees Partin | violation of the Clayton act | ES NTH, 2 B33A ‘§.——3 larre rooma, gag, WD, 710—-Aparim® at gaa +3) BUNGALOWS—Di rect from _ builder _all | gyuat “GATE Yel AAC > tan ——— an , et. rn re ic i 1035 N. GRAND. (cS) i} apo Cc ANN R E co ) i} ) The other sult for $360,600 ; 5 — KM tric: £29.50. GArfield 8456. ——. § 1p ar- : . “ 4 hegt i La » nl i o room : ‘tn aT ox A= Kent reduced; Pa" tout ge maics. 5 ve eee Overland PLAT —4-4 ~ ome. newly decorated and| MiNoset RY. = ie —Well-bullt — Eroom MONEY TO LOAN—2 per “Sea par wont | LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ; DNDS that Deere & Co. dealers ee ae coir maga nae : ~ “Garfie 9380 (eG) as 1 ” ‘ (82) | t-water heat, of! Durner welry, clothing furs : : AND BO! , d statements af me, path. furn . each. GArfield Soe"___. nn - nmainted. CAbany 2156J —-S==' | house; new; ho ; Washington |, om 2 - Dunn's, 912 Franklin LOANS ON REAL EST ATE. STOCKS circulate : Gpo. xX. UO P E Pe i E. CO., rant $40 ©8°" 249—5-room modern bunga- TENNYSON. 9549-—- Most bem utiful | ‘home DANDY NEW SINGLE @car garage; conventent to | instruments, et _ i (cBO) | 0 to $10,000 on fc id flecting upon the financia GArtie) (eo?) wons0S 3: * = we Oe $55 —pe anal Investizate. WAbash ~-y 7 awer Grove | rene Phone CAbany 297 4. ook i of abl ished 187 “St es Will lend from $50 tocke and hounds pougrt. se trade retie ssiniiiacamnniit mi: garage, Sv I in Overland. nveetlx | o- lampt 5,900 weet: Tow University. i. a ne i bo n ty or country ALL active s ement NEY, 2306—2d at 1 ony ae a. nt AB GE RE, and: De Meee i 2) ates ff hy . token roome "ile bath teh 1LMOK AT Ls toa: 14 eee MONEY rf 1O LOAN- OE ae Sn oe ey hg Se terme and! end quoted i ATTEL condition of the Moline Tnplessett gr tare tg j —— or eh nore M hy beds, ‘“-car garai,* Finest 7 ‘room west. Se dorseement c he re y o s | - : 4 Az lity © pr yierm. a - ! wood floor Murp oe e: big bar « if repeid in 10 mon' he. | womeee service N flomal. Fang FP) Cc nd the 5 y See Tie . | tera 2500 on v terms - | Ajtion hat “drood, * ae carat cluding insurance , ne if . 705 Olive et. GArfieid nical a > (eh®) o. a age hare — Bide emt. c. Pine Lawn ee emg He pees 5 SH By RN& Main °527 8) | eain: ter CATH CO. GAr, 3165 i. orig FUNDING CORPORATION: ae! 53 Ry Pe ee eSB) | Ree e: 3 a oe The Moline lement Co. a we nace : Wabi prick n aiton Fa.; . . i SSAAS Saito ) Arcade —_ . , x neura S BaSRE. D622A—Six rooms, modern; HOUSES, FLATS, ET COT] AGE —4-room brick. on Wa eBd0: | G AIN GHAUN EY P, HEATH CO. (608 yo “(es) = 00000 on improved | WANTED—C era tale 1 Manv«| successor of a Moline Plow ©o : N % near ‘tackland I a 3.3 povU BL E BA 2 CLEMEN ive tree , MONEY LOANED $ ( ecounted Machine ey : ened pore h; decorated. PRo c2) RENT, FOR COLORED see.this bargain. H. Pi He Wab sn 33: Ve : } t w { f hings aden LE sss BUNG ALLOW. MON EY TO LOAN SEO aad up. ae ey | st Louie real estate at —— go Po 2 — Vietor Motors. Ariington “ren trade ri\ al of Deere & Co.. for ¥ § 0. iia —— “-—2Z to oO \ch#ries rd. WAbash 595 aso Oe he 4936-38 Odell a¥.. Just west ' moh oe 2 60 weekly, instaiinet ce ents, second deeds © _ ee a “inant mal Tin, am ; B + Y- rate HTH. A2SiGA 8.—s rooms, FuURTE BENT H 41k 349 $30 - ite = rooms: |Chdries rd. Be) highway; bathe. furnaces, separate es os Let us show you this home. 64! = >} ia Se. 3 professiona! people, secured a. bit a ORI KE ‘ BRO 815 Chestnut. ties, Citizens _ "? e. naa 9g Boatmen’s | years. : furnace, electric; garage: 2.50, gi4, $25. $27 anc om ~~ (clQy) | ~~“ BRAUTIFUL ARBOR TE TRACE | | trancee. brick porch; 4-ca! br) ar ee | ‘{cars: terms. 5. W?EATH CO. GA? $165. :two comakers; ¢ e. S, on Tent. wa site - (es) | other wuts ke Cc Artield 4570 (c8))" 2 EF Peek, vice president and : R iverside 38162 4 ‘Ss —4336—3 room fiate. Grove and L awier bl. ae hs 4 oa af me oe rom HRINTIAN. BRINKOF Rm. B. Ge CHAUNCE —— ts cape moke St ov onn & eat STM ENT CO. Mi NEY TO LOAN —$25 to $5000, on Bank oe. sel for Deere & Co /comment- f ~ : 4301 —* ror ms: is, 433 — a efrerson 0425. | om bungalows, W rd Me | ; oBR) > sar. 9662 } ¥* 0 weekl: coun vane : : ry EIGHTH. $45. Riverside 4; ‘kt ITY Be tA 2%: nd a walt Od noe hy “modern: garage: | pg Ly ty | 2621S. Grand. LaAcleds 3040: ‘1 —— | 6100 W ‘STMIN NSTER 116 N. Sth st. «ground floor). GA! egy “The gp es" + payable in . narse 6 ed on the suits as follows: “We ba : ‘ =a y 6 = 1 g oe hy - N tur ] Bridge roac Lo ‘ ’ a Py 4 » > 4 t. ' ° * ’ . -_al paymern wi f ‘ . “h rge : : PTH, 1714 S.—3 large ‘rooms, thins _— COZ COTTAGE.” efficiency | or Kirkwood-Ferguson car t> Oak Ridge) PRI( ES REDU CED $500 Beautiful S-roum home ae condition ; PRIVATE LOANS to furniture Omnene | per cent: secured by IMO aspen Say think the implement trade and t EL. ric ter: $15. Victor 0836. ’ modern 3 rooms, 4-r00m .| tation. 1 block south. Agent on ‘h eae 5-room efficiency flats on Rosa av west) csraze, moderm and 10 DOr the mar-| make your own terms: ress. TS , | 8 per cent. LOAN ©O.. ISIN ES SS | ested will be able to : ee c62) ee te. wD bath;. rent reduced u or see GEORGE T. KOLL As. G16 eee | of Kingshighway; $12.300 south side $1°.-| ready to move mito. If just look at this. ' Mutual Co., 207 wietoris — ~" cla) —— = oe hes at Nugent s an a ee j regard ot S| , — 4 gyorg pet Snes eial offer {Cr &\ tar for @ real home. 3 4+ 4 re : ra) 600 Si i- “‘*heatnut ranche ’ . . usions «s : j nposa—3 rooras, . bath, Farolan | $37 per im = MAin 4527. (e6)* , 800 north side. This 24 i. Dopp Be eor | et 3 AB ~ able and terms can be arrenced | | ocust. Phone CEntral . ney os —_ ey 1486 Hodiamont; Florissant: | “LIN | IES draw their ows c= ow - Al a « BU RN! | f¢eaw dave only: terme lt desir | Price aso: d owner ompany advances “mo At Wells . ‘ Gra e no com wir decorated, $ BU = St. John’ & Station | few days fram ®@ ta >. See them today. | if necessary mpensoste> agg | ee | " net LT Sates nd furniture owners; }Avarne. 4118 West Florissant rane & ) ing this action. pada Pegg ets hich . & a . vel} | Inspection fro py ee ; © as we nr r ec ; . ; « ran ie ~ } a DIC Kv ANS. “Laclede ome. 1%) - @ HOLEE 3-room frame: n ’$2! ‘ 7Ox17 a i : w Ac tS jaan 8 * 2078. (c61)1 E AL fox” REALTY. ( 0 Se9e. "Del mar (e2) vemantl modo CEn 2038 405 Vie ‘toria Bids. v aia, 3616 5 — Grand —— aT P URCH ASED — ments to make save those grew — rv trictly m : 4 wor 2600; $500 cas lee i. , WaA- | 20121 8. Broadwer eee | - gt %) SECOND DEEDS OF : roper tim ae ii Eg ome ed "mos. . & GARAGES, STABLES RENT H og 20 ey a Be WwW pare © eB?) | RICK HOME | ——~“@5 tO $50 WEEKLY. | SECOND OE 00 ok Rte 8th | eA It be made ~ — em cael * OM MING tems 1-5 TOOTSS. ~ bath, furnace . ae ‘North Se aT Ramee “- eg larKee enough for | West A %-ROOM B a gg sii “7 We advance meee + tod, women PREFERRED: REA wt FINNINGER, | $$ when the case con ‘ ‘ i . 4 190 " a’ _ —-- nomenon ' r ’ ‘ ; vat . . - ; 4 -s | “/- : nc gers. ——- is) ; es brick garage; |~ = ma: jot. 7ax170: bargain: $1 Oe | Three rooms and oT ches pore rear, | working on a sal ow rates: confidential. Wy DOWN 840. 7901 PORSY THE. (cS) | ) . Bridge POMING “8000-5 taree roome: tile PENROSE. E aea2— Rooms . lot Po Heibel. 8808 St. Charles. W AB CLAYTONIA TER.. 1031. Westmoor—New | floor: 3 roots Ua halt “gereened: fine Home | cas i STANDARD CREDIT CO.. | | WIL joan $3000 at 6 pct on first 5R TT ») eu ddd ; ” : > » " {re rtile mar e ' 17 5, 600 e Cc A lat; upper: modern; 4 rooms an . : + ASHING TON &T. #200 Lindell bl. or 300 Forsythe. ae errs ener. Riv erside G229R. . Sf =- SAT. ARY if LOANS 804 Chestnut ( | an unlimited ane now $ wy efficiency) Conv enient location, very ae 41: 21 ——— Stor nea’ y 8: 35 Ww ON ST. “ location he fore. huytue. pul i 355 Dk ————— LOOK! 4 _- —— | in . r butor required im ust nects- : ‘“ t The bridge is lo : ; ‘ (c2) ¥ ST RTEENTH. Indell 0597 4334 W ASHINGT ea finance See our @ Fasten . 207 N.—Single flat bargain: le at & per cent. i ghar ae The distri . man. preft- "| ond Friday night. ascnable to right party. ——---- hoor: $40. Key 41 i A Linge: BE ) : le mn on premises ~ 4. -ELISTON MORTG AGE OO. right vee OR 1! ‘ orn: $650 cash. Loans Ww sai ‘aried — i iy be a good husimce . 6,000, the — _— ‘ odern; J BIAB | “ N A C | A ] QUICK MONEY O flats lots or other Me" of > uainesa record wei | the family os % $20 belonging to ibe. se neneenoenrermmmerennnsanes aan Ponutitul laree ‘Oe wae Ex- | eS ter or Kirk- “"XCEY P. HEATH. Arfield’ fe }- | N 4 2 mee Ge on their owns note | Ds , 4 personal conference W yesterday, too bohabak VI E. BIOTA Te O8. nob) ot ‘yenss Samer ity. ad te _—geeiee pelo yg cs 5 ay ee co = cua’ r a t | For salaried peo aoe without know ets | property. oe De ctor will be arranged. Kornblum and two diamond rings modern; reasonable _ Me ceptions! OPH LT. Ager. wed. Box F-263, Post-Dispatch. _(cO=! \Wetomployer or anyone. Repay ip seu, | : | property of lis —. j—Bingie. first floor, 6 CERF & EHRENBAYT exert. (cq) | proved. Box *-s"e: “bunka- Central lof emplo t you. Lowest rates ip ! No red resident || valued at $620, the pose bi HM Li bAt 4000 eet 4 twood 1! dors Beare et. Chicago he J nea 8403 Nice clean 4-rQom hunke- | - | inetal a tg to i $50. 000 in 4 hours: oO W rite | resi¢ enn ‘ L G reenyoung. me, bata, steam heat, nare ' 140 §. Dearborn - LENOX, a ani oe large screened | ——s “= ROOM HOU SE. $500 CASH st. Lou co Get $50 to | daughter, Mrs. Samuel & I $6. 3. = low a oo at ty fa e - 4 ( FINE - 7. ‘4 ro: s 0 hall; ’ ' CAN BROKER 22 rs ; nfidential service. ' ; » « a . at cis - 3480-—3 rooms, “path; Farenee orth a % .t thts i $4500: 9 a0 *e B33 re) = ~ F bwnyagy ME ES garage ajT_- LOANS ON. PERSON’ a bsp oh AMF Toe er Ride. La Olive. y — tape. CO TY co SL ITE 303, Entrance was gained ne a —* (cue) : - |H. A. MAYRHOSS2 , | Daath. fury ~noe Ch t. GArfield 5605 petter owe one debi 4 | ——as , NE ‘ : reen Was rem 35. open: garage 9. 7 Sern eae 5s Store. excellent loca A A aan i Webster Groves)—At | VERBLATT (23 Chestaut. wAriies «r AVOID worry: for thie and MO ; . aes | hasement. A s€ > STON. py7s A—Dandy & at. 6 rooms; GRANT). ay rent oar ; PARK LANE. g20 ay “ona Jackson rd.: a AO er O3k) | “several: en aaonis' 6 na cent dis if WwW HO NE ED « Yahiem plan ene | YAHLEM REAL ; 950 Park A\ “9 N. Y. Uity | 7 lars to get into the home of DLA ope — reduced. >R td cee. thon: garar® REA LTY CO.. 81 4 Chest nv 5 the corner of : toned ity water and elec. a - | other Pp LE I Credit Sire 6098 Ar You can porrow on th day as M. to 9 P.M.) a , / by burg ar ave- garage. ical yooms, bath; eas §NUCHART . . (Ca)? 3-rood) iran x % Ox} “a. price for the count. adical’ (e685) ‘ get 4°25 to $500 the oem gation - 1035 N ‘ . Grand. Hours: 8 (cs) : “i : Russel! Prescott, 3819 Folsom OMLMAR. 40 17 (c2} : "Se ine oe tric ; nice Shady (08. OU . South _ | mde FRC e nor hing private. No in erms. | mp PULL iry valued ya een — , ——° jsloore, econ : stil 5B or more; t - your own term : *peautifully nd jeweiry Cen ishes DQ. ar si AC E : erty niy 3 —" i } on salaries: ries. $ pack you " jeuse: last night, a * we * : 4} & 3 rot ime. ~ slate sink ® will g-smencoted rvjee | ripe Kk Sais ‘ 4 REX EXT JAR v 1s Rea itor TO6 Chee nut a -_-——-- Es “ROOMS, _B: AT ii. “$300, x ASH a! ao —_ 5 ne! digad “T ty can cels drt hd guiries. Y . HLEM INA NC “ee & TE. a Ré yi i For rent ot ease dot cos nue. $ 0 tak _ FAS LUN, os ro a , - ae ae a ore ‘ §-room. ‘-atory “Sea a monthiy: ina@ice JB: a . . = Centra \ till Y Dp. ice? auleped wits ‘ West End; Wii’ at 100 en. rate pen te mene Mex Rroadw ay. ee aia - (s PMMI 4 7—-—Residence, € , aul Payment aahaen rh Money Co.. 406 Liberty ‘ Nn. } Seat Open | + jocation in ; Po weet ah N 1 ous. vath, $30. : ae SEAT dwelling; elee ping pores ardor yi painted bulk ing ry a PG a 55) eee ies °'506 Olive. — Rona raipmens oh Puli ‘ « on Tours Fisewherr. GARTIN O GLIAN, 1010 Olive. MAin io) South | flows throughout: hot: etietey peau- |" SILVERB een ——— ————— | party. Box T-214, Uoel-Thw eee town: | nc viene t of the Post-Dis- : co! 3 - : ‘ , eT pd e. ot . nn : : Cc ‘— 0 ” “- nN en ‘ rs -_ = — nal. ight | burner, 1l-car arag ; mrt reeé ITED CIGAR “AGEN n:. priee| Correspo . " r n; 30 . | —Grind and Arsene). one | ti lawn eet with shrubs and large e UNI 000 per month, ) "hie News. EV ANS. ots z= rooms moder aa 2 ’ ee hin e Grand $20. ee ) Ee a aaa. sma tive price, ‘inspe $1000, —— 00>. Flat River. Mo. 1a) ) patch and { a —, aie > DEimar ZOOM fe. - bi; b. elec: . 2 GRend "447 ———— tion by apm intme 0.. Realtors ‘ . - A=. ' ROM E. Aug. ose : & nice rooms. Da=. 4 Se STER GROV ES TRUST C 4) 4 z L I citizen EVA Si. 4.004 ea mils (c59) . | } TNE STORES | WEB (og “Mi } sdemeanor for an Italian ¢ tT) ‘ TOM Bil ia. wr onceai : > ; # ; . Soar a ——’ | ee eed. a a TTT Re eee mene ; ; | Ae, h. BIMINS ~ ~~ se) . 3 — - PS ‘ ft 1.16 S. Gran ei | Bey =O P, ss epaich S ey fe ic i _—_—_s owwe\nmr ae — = ==ec> kn a SEN eames een es F L OU R ‘DEALER sionally in the re ST ee retain bath, urnhact, H peu 10 . — ON R. a 3 & . . } CCL ALL supply item Ww vANG. 465% “A—4 rowrme § upstairs, Ant Sa dae : REMBI. EY- WILSO > ales ' ere sor” Ee» ey &- : ' | y Fad Business oni ap ' ; N | PERSHING. 61074 ony 137 LR. (62) ——— eR) | Tier aa a ines a _~ fullt ihe bath, gas. \ eo"~46%— 0° . —————————— or” | rent. ST -etric. bath, furnace: 0303. ‘co! TEAROOM-— For rent jease: peautl m S03 Helen av.: 4 rooms. t ay 1s | \¢ Vee on * aye ! INESS tna jOLB Mull: ane “Tier 038 Poo ma, eee wth ROC fountain: Ra -« } gba e i furnace. ga aes. ot ee suit. ; \ cot PFs 0% 00° BUSINESS ! FOR SALE tee si” LOUIS BUS NIVERSITY DRIV v1 egnver- eenaee: best locaton ent to responsible | ment required. term S1H3R ez) | | ' ee et > AND GABRAGE—Wite a | 7 te ith ail ent with all eeuinme: esp er. CAbans ance | . "T«) GENCY oe ad boa it rally envio 3! 395.1. rR. ESSING wii ie “HIN- Oe RANT Mikde South REAL REAL ESTATE—EXCHATGE and reception BAP. | ee; $8500; $1000 | he haven it was | CLEANING AND PRESSING. SE town, | RESTAURANT og eh? Be ” EXCHANGE WESFAURANT- a : —— spt an) ———s -— “pune alow - kmh | | | 4 ah aks | fully ney es pened West —— No} jay —o-room nee like | al 4920-4500 407 Aeenklio “ we ye das nO. ce ¥ wi 7 puv $. oO ae) cash. bala ‘ o ~ h i : “na VY worm Big Centras 14 _* Ak on Sac s rooms apd bath. 34 Re REAL ES’TE—-WTD. TO BUY em, ad jands ee ee { means so much. a : aIORERY—At sscrifice; owner RESTAURA \ ar eel | eompiete, CAbany 5$93R__ a: pewly Bungalows, Cottages Wanted anTISUN, B10? —F-room modern ne shot , h t relied upon t oor i. etiy. 31038 1b wt gearees a i “ ney : rey TT) "’ .* ye d ——— i ' : 2 a | Ke NAINGTQN oS ena conan ne (cf) BUNGALOW OR PLATS Witd—From | ' oor heat, J-car garage | ti ne medium in St. Louis tnat 1s CONE rp TIOSER Y—Grcces a gener geet yids & NT Pu ated: gene. © — a ——_ alennine owners. Box © Post-Dispatch. _ ieS3x) COlfax 2447. -— zal low. x 5 i q The Post-Dispatc is t e O | Is. i | factory i: rent $° i) . 64 oT RESTAUTA businees: Mi RSI EY, 4542A-—* ‘rf Barnes HOF TSON RD 3432 un 500 cash. sona a ped : TON FECT! AONERY—Notions ome Be, hie Stokes. | perc wis — near icfi=) ay hor ' oe heat, garage C ; rtant per a doing coud burners? maby hse — & me a hone ce Flats, Apartments Wanted = | ee ey ae by St. Louisans to make these impo iF att "Puat Dispatch 4 ROAD! SF he . eneae FLAT Wid —-Sing or 4 rooms and haiance ™ h ' , | ee Pe te Ovuposite Webster © | an ; sickness sf $ ; o tes aN sOTIO NERY t | FLATS. AND ‘apT’s W | WANTED cae. Posi:Di give price and ters. Box West ieee | h t at m jum for many years—te€a ing : a cont ald-established » ace San Bartop. arcouPt of Ss, — Ost nspate? ———— por i frame: + | = h heen h ed ' 7 «4 ; ; “pune: alow e : ai 20. New ~ g-reom ft ait il Th Post- is atc as : ——— he roceriow a RoOMING no . rugrne ta. 7 Woo suites > "urs T Call after Mi CC AL “SLAND. - fixtures: well ; : } e = o : : aN PECTIONERY—ltin “ A tt} ¢ rage. Weet End pr ferred tc? furnace an | eles 200 cash. | 3 ’ h ews a r. : hye ore. @ nice businers om ee } Pan Oe rs in rs pArkview 1° a ivilex* of 4 CITY REAL EST’TE FOR SALE Bs it and. attrac: ag * “S4n00: 33 “Owner | tar more readers in St. Louis than any ot er n P pe B= ng veda nave other i teres ary a mM Le iPLAT Wtd.—5 ar 6 rooms. PT can aiance $209 month and (c62) S| | . witgre. amit i - mie a ay a beauty shop : i rs South eal re ree 6S 1LOW Se Fa —— x 1Ks fr we rMtiInG H ; rand. Will lease Se. - of | 7 yWwN ; CONFECTION ERIE : he weet of ieTan a t ‘ : Liv Ti ; ‘ » av.. en at 40) DC . ia’ ™ route rere rear ah mut ‘ tovle ACANT—10 c Beck N__-¢ a: . - : a etigh as wisT¢ fer noee pas = s o2) oh neshigt 180 ‘Goo — foot qoOlfax IV LI A: rner Th la | | C on flee tionery — nate ROOMING “Kor pe : ———€ ~~ sera «fy on rent 00 ' pict. ciee® . ae ae aE wit aT?e t. 2 ’ i r z | S erie re a h d Fiats and Apts. _ - | ware at a fareace bn basemen open ' — ee - exvtat > ‘ epoeptiqnally hos , Furnis e 18 of! Scala ey: terms: sec ifice, m™ . . | Confer tion cme vath. hardwood floors MT Ae vf PURNIswHe.) AP ARTMENT vv Aayioe. te “AREF ATES fay SE L, 7. Be Gee TH00 ue ‘ NrAin 1868 | nice gh mh ee all clean and attractive. Roh ; sms, apartment oF house: ay OWNER WANTS T tot > -POLLACK. 101 X. Sth. MAM “ . ents ! “rasonabie: ent. daily receipte $39. price; new f s il ‘ 3 y ‘ ’ yerers a Key pg z a4 Lot ua in Bloe k 23 in Pe nnsy lv ani , yim enema aaa AE —S _ — ng, See | : ver 1sem i ge ee ; v uncer? tint % rorerne a npn + FORNISHKD » APAR TMENT rent wer Park. No, 2 bemg +. gise of } OTF : hath 2 ia ~ i e NY VSTMERNT © O RO oo ae room, 2 hathe, reas : 41 88J 7 Pennsvivania and Bruno. at ‘Tm'TS FOR SALE ' et ‘ } Lm: ENTRA hate | tn. eefopences PA rkvie¥ | lot 60. ' FLATS, AP ! ; 704 4 yr t Th) RI 7 RL ’ aare ber a re yates ot arMENT wid—4 oF 8 Smt wearer CO “North Dispatch Than — in ALL DeLICATERAR Ape lie ‘an ~ rar ij . PA ». , : for ‘ "ry" ry ~ s " + d a’ 7 e i a x pore — ‘rosa te reghectsble. Molen a os Re ee rec iatral 3700 RESIS RED * NA eatace Koch | Are Printed in the Post-Dispa ' occa tf anh ig hevine rt | EN MOS . : ws tiem eh “ets * 2 ay r\f ‘ at ra ad ; +i - Py ApP v to > earre re r Se reepTor sei? he cen 3: sR a sBLa ie j “4 ‘ jose an eetlaie : ms wt et nh One enone Oa | se COUN : aie iti 0 ieee co ome (B Seen cece | stimintstrgtor, S516 S. EN 62) F St. Louis Newspapers CO ) nce STORE—F OCS COUR hen orem I sl ; . T Yier o44n ——- “4h. frem | er Ne oe trade with large sat . ENT SUBURB 'y FOR SALE ¥exmMENT— me | oneeh, (on ij | [one yest’ Soinina |. price om - > st BAL 42 : ih: FURN. HOUSES ‘wor R Fic . AN PROP y : alow Ow ner. Box : ae ] bis j ) ‘ ' ; div ee Lart ’ pC meas . mA. JB47 Moderti etuccoe YY *? i "an Vie ora Bids it P . - : iypen ] to. 6 Brat * ; ; * Northwest _ —s gittee lot: bargain; terms, Os a _ Northwest eee | FLORIST — Whole Ot reese. furnished is ine charles _ Se W Abs , (+ ST oem 53536-— Modern ‘Tamiiy : ; ' . : 7 48 GREER. 4 St weeks Linde! uu 485 as __. $500 CASH. BALANCE LIKE REN .. | Si, LOU. , me hot- water heat. tile | , \ pengalow. hot-water beat elev al 3 *Toom new frame bungalow “ey a: of 5 and rooms * oar garage. For price | ae me | | eats SS one ’ vense, : RENT. Tee rooms. tile bath, fh larcrom 7 bat « err ‘ '§. ‘oo ' | price fs ESS o . ’ th 400x140; : / ea i? " DWELLINGS FOR for “peared : See: garage a -ae - _ — ap at Sun. {one WOU NDC c ITY eT “Cas. : ors _ — / ST . LOL S BU SIN flOME—Medern. in exchange, JoT p 4 FINK-ANDERSON CO... | go, —FOrest LS GiNGLE FLAT | 2: ) EXCHANGE hanged. Box T-2 5 2913 Sution av. Hand 3683. SOx N lily well built : references exchange ; cca Lo ee @01 N. Euclid; exceptiona ae heat- Z — @ BUY PRETTY LOT EN a .. flat; 5 ond & rocme. oAecet condl- | Central i ore 3g Sumeet Manor, on the new 100 ft. crow hardwood floors. ‘ See | ilet q 3 ARICKORY, 1505-8 rooms. ( a ’ lanté, e. ry vee Oe the eats: < jut _ jeted: 2<car & - : tots SsNOoU this mime MEIER R Pa oO: Sth cash. ~ ne sie monthly. FRANK | 1. ow nted” Agents, 702 Vic Bide, _ CBotrel 4138-9228 ; | | . pet: <a Deir. “$45. GArfieic 8456. nie ai ae office open Original . "Northwest - REALTY. Grounds “ | ;} rooms. 1 ; " ‘ Mr. mt GARESCHE 6003-5 rooms. : a Sw 6 p.m. see M Deane | gas electric, furnace, $40. :-

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ee ee ¥ Re Ss ae ee CRP Ss bh aac 0 *e ae i ema Lali PAGE 36__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 192 . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : a ar | MABE -aun-goomanan WHALERS OBTAWN UIC DECLARES “22 c= a ees ’ : ~ john A. Pris. ae : ie ee fi WA. S “WHE DEA ® GOSH - ARE. Yu ies MuecH ARE You PAYING be : 24: 5 * amas a sage my it Ait We BOXES THE ONLY CALLERS ie nse fracture of } GOING INTO WHOLESALE GARMENT | ~~ a gl injuries and tw 133 (0 IN Wl R PE Att NOW TODAY HAVE BE EN DELIVERY MEN — ive eg nin tne Be You'RE SPENDING FoR IHAT AWTOMORILE BODY WHICH a Boe io vest Wa iTTLE SHOPPING TouR TO CAN® MAKE (tT — Wf A. YouR OWN SPECIAL ORDER —? i aa Ray . hil emptir ots ° . ‘ wart sé at ter : FF CALIFORNIA IS IMPRACTICABLE INC To { DRESSES AND WATS it for i: Pinion Deulevard at | iN - 8 © DRESSES AND HATS — HT | be: : ’ ; . is at City Hospita FEEC THe bl oi RY : | | — | | EFFECTS OF | Be a 2¥ if : LISTEN “ (ma : | | = = Yield for Month’s Cruise by National Legion Chief = WEALTH Aa {\ UE i oS | , - ao SCHOOLS AND COLL ° . | ROM MANY | aa | | | Mu | , e 4 Motor Ship South of San. Urges Adequate National ANGLES — (T | | Boe — ee 4 ra 3 2 BENTON COLLEGES Diego Promises Revival Defense in Address Be- peter: Lae , aim wy | cy { : : - | C. Corlis. LL! of Industry. fore ane — FEELING AT : e — $ te 9.28 iia THAT ~3 a sere MAMMALS RETURN “AMERICA Is WORLD > | UW Ladereraduate—4 Yew TO OPEN WATERS RICHEST PRIZE TODAY”. YS ORD Le RNa aie ORR ESS: 4 fa Tae tee iti CRAB NTS ee Ne ee eee ee hes es see : PRLS Sieg the e AD Dibra da. thins dic. See. cnaee La Pee rags : riya See > i o's > i> soe ins Fit ae 1) eostn S63 y v a ee A > 2. tad P 2 py Se heats hy a wine Py ee ae ate ‘ ae Fae a2 x Se ; 135% et 3 f SO, Re he Pag Ss ; oe Se > li aia “ Se » ve ; ts we : ones b seetieinan oe Byte Or AV ieyt- Ep Ie J é adie eg 2 Pate 7 : e-' y Re seads, pogo Sie - | -— it EY orth Ce Ning ey MI IS RB GED PR ARETE. NB A peat on “+ » . . oS TE RTO: CED SE CR ORY Bis ne hc» Bia fete oa ree x s - Cf —" S Pu teraduate—t Veur- LIAN Sa ATE ES cpl tell Toi: eae J wi ¢ —~—” abe oh, eee Marte my Though to Have Propagated Says Legion Exerts Power- in Hidden Spots Until In- ful Influence for Perma- ‘ crease Has Forced Them nent Peace, Although ew hn, “ores ee | . . “| Yase= GEN] [T gavs-sovs’ sta ar \ sd m ; Washing to New Beds. That Is Impossible Now. joe, GRA sigzelt , 3 : i is a RACKET - JACKS TRYING J —_ . | | A a Com PRoros= “1S aL y ma WOrk eD yay ~~ oe SAV IAL sc. ine fe re ey cao ian All Bi \ reve rican. | ee = i ' at ~ 7 y hai vat et sy vr 7 - ~ =) Be OP ee €.t.. ke —s a Ps ie Fe SDE EH i ME Ga eh AP Bes ig GRO oc: Bele Se “bbe re “eo “een nado fa | ee Me oe OEE Ee ce coh GSM, Hay Johmston | Mours § AMMASSAROR TO MERIC = wierd stesso oe : TO REPORT TO COOLIDGE TODAY LC ' . : © + - - " . . ~~ ~ * * er ; . +i ; : é . a - } > : N ‘ ii ’ ’ . al tr? 4 Pesce - e o » - > — > ouret t ’ > - . Fr i 2 . ) | 4 Ee : mn - | a © ‘ ee _—_—— - —? , . REESFRE TD = = od 7 - - Extensive Whaling €peration-~ ’ ae rapa . rend _—— 2 . ore C tits a Weng 3 . a | Mis» Box r Cant JI MM: Rrva , : me f ye? : . ~~ K - “= re ia ec? efense OF | Soro—I Dream | Paar 1 Hess T i or e ‘ ; . iZ ‘ ‘ : : : * . ‘ . . : . . , . _ ST rE Rose ‘ : . rm - . ” . 1 _ ‘ 2 . ‘ . : é ., . - ‘ atts : " . . >. : . Wwhate fun! sin rs ; ators of Univers ; ‘ ‘ : - . : bp. eer , :, Tere we Partwees - - - - & 4" . tT. +t ‘ : . i ie T* tL ud if AL, RA™ ; i OFT charg. OT ra Than er? \ , . : i oh | | ; : ' ‘ ; ay cual | a> aanrs Sors Rowe : — Bieacw Eure - Recoil Feit rm Last Srarxc - a Greg DANCE NUSIBERS Wares pow tux Roweeer FE. Lee | a ors {isi &* ur shins re 2 ayy = o ‘ ee hee : 3 ee it eye he Un pgib. «ips ire ~Setp oe ACA A ne tpt ne - ad , re be ail, a : es oe Io S573 _—_—.... - am is Pe nr Fi ATTERE® Vartse—) sare Mos Trowatore “DFR THY |_gaver helper taliibles _ ior~Tars GrTEn~wEny , PReivcpe mw G - - - Rack Broadcast by National Carbon Co 4 + ) eth ie ” >, sey i yt see Sn 8 PRY on a> ¥ a Y 7 7 Hinei~an Shot Purine Vromment Ty” a . a : Ae tin Ml BE AP ty, tabs bss 6: abtaet 3A Ti fy: ©Trse 4 | . . “ ’ ’ ~ = — } ‘+ = . “ 2a. » > 4 LfF™M Cr | : ~ : . . 7. . ~* A? : La? : ) 4 ry ’ . : . - . | J > on = ~ Z 7 % > : : . ‘¥ re) sree ’ P é ~~» ‘ : , “ . 7 . : rtika ed + oe. : : ‘ in ~ 4 ~ > . - . . " ’ . ’ 2 ° ' rs =— . - ; " a , . . . . : 4 ; j : + . , . . : ’ , ‘ ra ‘ ” oe 3 t — ee A ORS nt - oo Chie tee Fine 3 | i r ' eae | 76 Misxsimge After F§oed im BRarma. ~ ane ce if. ~_ : ’ | I } ' i “— q : jt he : : ’ . ; : i il ? e : * : : _ > “- 4 . aa) : : P " > ~ " - . as ‘ j - (EUIses and auwk rv at eye : ’ irt S$ \ecol See ON ' ( mr ® . . » _ 4 . \ ~ _ F > 7 “35 + . ‘ . . : . ; ’ > ’ > ho + he VNarws. Weare ; ~ . ‘ ; 2 h = . \ : ; : a ; ; a =a : a ‘ ‘ } Fo ES ; . ‘ ae ; | ~~ @ tan 4 ; " - = i : ~~ ee . ss : : : i. 4 wre ~~ 4 eee , 1 — , , . ; \e : , ermi “4 » ss » Ss RNs , = ' : ; ' . : as j oe ; 5% ai , . ~ ; i J ~—_ & : So ; j - Se Z fas : \ Sa =) 7 é Phy : : . .. ‘ : > : ~ f . a4 “= “73 DB ri} | ‘ ‘ | ™M | | . | -~ : , Din ‘ | Bu is | be rs @ 38) > oan K St “I rc Daily—10: 05 A. M. siumMme mn ae : | Tuesday y > and Leet Ls -_ re | re ip ing east, instead of west. and were TWO MURDER WITNESSES SLAIN | rn-..000 PM. _. . BERIAE Prmurrs anit és y bis , _ Epic t Brit Pennsytcanians Ace Shes |. Wen |) | 6: 30 P. M. ! Bush. 54. “214 L SET8 1 arte Three great com panies—with 205 engineers ee eee Of chink, “— amshteen” a « a eee ons Gr the Seated on a Porch fi Cr iT Keun S13. $07 § Po! —are all working steadily to make RCA 3 be rained i) — : | : poe eres ie 3 sind P | 7 00 P.M. || eet Bremde OE 4165 Marvin Radiotroas better! Radiotroes always hes meet wack ¢) ee ao ough , el an ‘ — aa ' So i “GES rewarately. The cecs muat be, TO CPPosd to amy adequate ) human nature temalie! eee men re ce eee ‘8: 00 P. M. } S0PRs Se Marin #2. Senn pene been best—they always will be. For a stot — engage i Be Goede the protect diter ot 3 atom sth reel 12 een. the States ne red 6 a ‘. ; the " at oe } - . . . « fais . . - H ,* : ; KFVE 23 0 +} re ; + wmeacTRas ¢ Legis Be7 £2 ’ - rt tae x dag RTee the a 43% ‘ . aS . ‘ tenia . : . ERS: eg : Meters ce WS te rv alk one then was re-isure that harm comes te j TEESDAY. 7:08 Fr. w. . ; ' . urmed tm the farmer selling rad | Peated ik whe , meTh id Li Bis demi se & : , : lia é ~ . oa" Pe as. rt erat * th oi Fr? — 3 eters « ‘ 4 . Mm> ie ° the num ber will be made . « co " ~ ¥ " 2 42 — ' , ° -” pe . * ace good Pps were sail- builded. rhe wer | 1ESPAY. Neon. 3-00 “. s ’

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a: a ee oY PAYING — BODY WHICH ND BuitT tO ORDER eee ‘aly YOUNG ALL OUETZ AGAIN, ( Now -GEGIN JACKIE, 4 TE DEAL. my & So. OMB! i _ \ia ‘A 4" is} en, 6 37 : "Thy caused by heavy rains. (Central Standard Time ‘ght Saving Time 7 PM. ew # Tonight ited bv ee Or- _ teaturing dance in- D ay ; A CONCERT contrib the fk. ches Ta struments “ eread \ ’ in ‘ LASSI tg i : 3 i Ly is aT) it other vil- 4 pers and personal steamer Voy- lis of where corded: An | was made, ~ where friends. nc istrat SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. seclicheniucunuaaniee teen a ew hours’ merrop: lulu, simple the 63 in constant But in 3 with the i the Zz i to another, nor h: er to the busy lit 'tractions of Honolulu. | réspondence. wat say A is Tate. | MAN SLAIN IN AUTO, WIFE HELD IN All College Subjects appre gets hee ne t for the lep- | Declares Weapon Was Dis- AND ‘rs, he remains in Kalawao, expect- BtsIneEss— 4 ‘ing to spen: ie remai his aA ° rehitectur » Praffie eo 4 str: life in this secluded snot charged in Struggle for It. Labor and Personne! i ; [on ; . Office Management Social Work sei surf Home Economies nie rock | i:;¢F Journalism iid Public Spenking Secretarial Studies Washington University EVENING COURSES 1926-27 the mvyste where it is has yet from the ixen ste varied | She it BUSINESS— ont Accounting Advertising Saies Management Real Estate Business Law Cerporation Finance Investment Securities Credit + rye d yg WELLSBURG. VY. Va., Albert Graham, 33 years old, of | Canton, O., was shot and killed in Nut-| his auteomobije on a road near here | +} night and police are holding Mrs. Mabel Graham, y charge did the shooting Graham told authorities ad left her and that ‘ed him here seeking reconciliation. According her story, they quarreled and that she produced volver threatening to herself In a struggle for of the weapon, she said. killed. Polices er husband she listed a rimes he was said to in Canton and Grahams formerly Sept ENG Jnl RING. be- Civi Flee a Industrial Mechanical! ~~ " Sp I to the Mcia : kinases last r Damien of Molol riggs 1 whom | his wife, Registration Sept. 20th - 28th Stevenson wrote so valiantly whom For catalog and other information, address Dr. F. W. : rother Dutto n July 29, fin-| Mrs Director Div. of University Extension. Room 12 - Shipley, | eo SS ~~ WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, St. Louis. Mo. am ts, t he ture in man theory of air ibilize ts its chine ‘era ft it heishband h } +7 . she had follow et. aint to was p . nm f, 1 ge oe eh . sat its Si See OT Gg ey SD ee ee Saree sre teh tad Mapas emt POMREBE O06 , , vas pennies 5 uig! sont a rf ee s THE CITY COLLEGE OF 3 LAW AND FINANCE ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF ITS NINETEENTH YEAR We offer excellent courses in all de- partments and a strong faculty of practical men. IFFERED IN snoot 16 possession into her husband was quoted as saying h was a robber and that her ‘ nm inte To hin . . worigd eq’ volume of let ber of.« mitted The num have ras Ira DPD : mi try ; rineers vis reared ir? "rl 5 CENTS The Antbassador. This week. May Until 1 P. M. be regarded. As opening week. To those. Who attended last week. Week Days Doors open 10:30 The second big show. Offers an- other opportumity. To come again, NEW WONDERS - «! NEW BEAUTY «+: A.B. Come sar NEW MAGIC he time before 1:00 a: P.M. Toseea De Luxe Show for 35 cents. +——————- ON THB SCREEN=_——+ * 1:00 P.M. to 6:00 P.M.—50 cents. “SUBWAY SADIE” Dorothy Mackaill Jack Mulhall After 6:00 P.M. ——65 cents. “Creole to Charleston Days” Cusnaneeek With a brilliant cast of 45 to secure seats immediately. CHARLES PREVIN’S Measic That Theille Stnart Barrie atthe Golden-VoicedWeartitzer “We pag of VW ERK A oxo A Cbiographed Pheto of. “SK OURAS. BROTHERS. = . ye - * _“- 2 «+ ¢ «& « « 6 6 a a a 7 = oe =e. = = = eee es ee =. = * = = = Pa +“ "ea ata SS Oe @ oO oe oe en a”, we on ‘* IG ?\e “Ve ‘ae. ‘tie oe —m ‘anal. a, ‘a What Prominent St. Louisans Say: “The Ambassador to me is an inspiration, 4 visualization of great achievement possilfé in St. s thru industry, intel gence and persistency — truly ¢ cityof unlimited oppertunity.~ CARL F. G. MEYER ) . ; Bremen Theater | 20th and firemen | “Miles Nobody” om “The (College ladies Gm 3 _— ig = (1643 &. Jefferses BEA CCAIRE” ‘LINDELL f ‘EMIL JANNINGS Grand and Meberg “V ARLETS™ LYRIC ¢ Smet Sixth and Pine ar x Double ; “The MAFF IT “ainted [= en’ Footloose Widows’ ‘Manchester { ungvonile No - cane Manchester and “Sé@eret Order’ Ma wood “=? Never new Maplewood | hom 8 NOVELTY { Lox CHANEY yyy 3524 Easton MANDALAY : Double Peegrem “The Tough (aas” * ‘Monsieur Beaucraire EMIL JANNINGS “y AKIETY’ a F Never Kaew * 30th and Shaw | Shenandoah “The ee — Women’ a& Conway Tearte . te VIRGINIA \ “The pessting I. 4 wy Virginia — ie ‘Grand Avenue Is Rocking with Laffs! or Smiling Doug le Tomine Lions with « Mosquite Net! It's as Funny «os Is Scared! | CARDINALS’ SCORE Inning by Inning Will be amnounced dally during the Cardinals’ Eastern trip! Follow their pennant march of the cool Missourt.

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Made of heavy white 10- eunce duck Com- A . > piete a sete Khaki Waterprest Auto Tam, AIR we Denke $3.30 SMerproot Wail Tents. sae 7x) eet—vandy to sot @ $3.30 Wenzel’s Poleiess Khaki Waterprec! Tent. 7 iy feet. Madeai Army duck 9 $13.95 Khaki Waterproof Hed-Room Test. sive ¥ -17 a0 ridge pele sesdee 860- $ 36.50 cece Met Te Pe ne S650 MEN'S $1.50 KHAKI PANTS, PAIR $t ARMY GOODS STORE Orn & Washin; ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — — ——————————— Homemakers still have time to choose their Furniture Needs at a saving of 50c on the dollar. Only brand-new merchandise of this purchase ts sold at our Main Store. Attend at once. Entire Stock H.Walker Furniture Co, | Now on Sale at Our Main Store At 50c on the Dollar Odds and Ends Greatly Reduced 100—S37.90 Full-Size Wardrobe Trunks . 0—S27 (0 Large Tennessee Cedar (eee $13.50 25—"Simmons” Walnut Beds With Springs. .. 59—"Simmons” Dreamland Mattresses 2(0—S60.00 9x12 Axminster Rugs ‘ 23—S4. () 9x12 Velya Ru I—514.90 Walnut Enamel Reey Ce... hl. cant rs 175—S6.50 Large Canvas Cots... .55.45 29 —S23.90 Cane Panel Metal Da-Beds 110—S7.00 Fine Steel Cots, at only ~40-——S12.00 Spiral Coil Bed Springs . 30-—S67 50 “Herz” Da-Beds With Mattresses 2(—815.00 Large-Size Dress I—S10.00 Oval French Wilton PON ts dw ble). we mauled ae S4.98 Sensational Bedroom Values 2—S??().00 3-Piece Bedroom Suites . 10—S248.00 4-Piece Two-Tone Walnut Suites S—S310.00 4-Piete Blended Wy amt | Seen... lc $155 5—S378.00 Handsome 4-Piece Suites . a 12—S450.00" {-Piece Genuine Walnut Suites . 13>—S52.00 Solid Oak Cedar-Lined Chifforobes ..... S26 10—S76.00 Odd Walnut Vanity $32.50 sleds Walnut Dressers . 11—s43.20 Solid Oak or Walnut ys ae ee ac $21.60 140—S79.50 “Simmons” Steel [eerewemem tL $39.75 20—S33.00 Ivory Enamel Wood Beds.. 10—S33.00 Solid Oak Oe ae Gee rer $16.50 15—S29.50 Martha Washington Sewing Cabinets... ...814.75 Kitchen Furnishings Reduced 125—S$27.00 Side-Icer eS. 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{ / \ / ) PS #IMELY DISCUSSIONS == IO tO eg egy OO gga ag. gO Og gO aye ea a OO Oa itil, ail, Otay ayn, Children’s Stories | ——— _— ——o ee ee = eS en meron pe gr orem brseneenaasn ee _) — —— _ a CAS n¢h fs ow 1 hl ay > ' ; r : ‘ee cs I or emi | every roach! ee It’s the Powder is 15¢ up. Powder Gun, 10c. : Graywing the Gull} 22" end the | pineapple jue si And the lowest of prices for the liquid. a ag Sr itiond. ccs ake hl cuunenee deadliest insect-killer Read them below. Compare them, Ti cr} “4 . ? “ , ? plight Vhipped eum may be added, ee —— made. TO M -BOY It’s the surest killer, too! : oe aaah “Aten CHIL! GON CARNE The quickest! It’s differ- a ' ( quar t, onl «ee 85¢ ent because it contams a LA HK / Black Flag Li mir QUALITY. "a? POPULAR . _— ps § pint, only. eee PRICE. etable ingredient which Seveccevevecsses eeverecsrvens msects breathe and die. sorrow Flag Liquid, They strangle! Not a / etetenitees DRE Guaranteed pure imported go ¥ > . - ‘ i i } i ds . Chus 4 ‘ mo Cal ‘ ‘ {) tf ‘ ‘ s . i my eyes scr a : OL 4 , . te ’ : . ry i rn Vv ‘ ~9 1: mf th) if ve " poOUK . in ; — : F ne i v* i ; ,* ; La ~ my book [I sav th: i ns ; a % . ’ ‘ tid _ “4S ye? } v 1+ bh =} +, ‘ i eT I 7 { sae Ee eer i i ‘ ‘ . Pi 4 y » ey v5 . , ‘ , ‘ ? »*F ‘ 3 } i ‘ a : ” 4 s Solid Everywhere ! ADVERTISEMENT . New Face Powder All that have a new hed a ce OR SCll DY & Crean SFen Hore. | wy Then he began slippi: the Ra e€ and delicious fla- a. oe ff the incriminating print a dedi. ac vor are made wl cirls. AMP pity, ag aes ae a ae oe Oe ee ee ee ee a | —_ [AKING HELE a WANDA BARTON mdern Table Service. gpener . ‘ ‘ . ‘ T ° -« e, . ‘ ’ . : ’ : . a) \ - hoa nl ; '* ..* . : . Ae : i 7 he , ae ’ . : ’ ’ - ' . ’ ‘ } ° An4 ‘ ; ' } i ; > ‘ . ' ‘ ’ " ad : ’ 4 + : ,~ ys 2 ee ee = ’ ‘ P te . 4 mea re . - : -= vs a» . W «'d . ~ “.* . a y* See a Ge Serre x > yA * ae eds x oe es . TA ey A Pate Ko% “fama es te oe ae ee | Ae . ’ 2 ¢ ' . are > a de gh Veg te —" ye SA ee >a. . OE es A Oa es af * ¥ = “Se ro. ’ ~ . CA VEGAY 3 ’ see, *. ~ S . o' slole 4 —- hee . Wa". A : e ~*~ 2 -- - “a = or . o- Wee : ee oe Ae 1 Sex , - : .. ; Q > iw : . oa “ss sy *4 oem * " Ie, ale C > ga - 7 ‘ . *. - , . ' ‘ ~ : rh a J : >» ——_ _ ie x | ee ; ‘ 2, . A ~ at . . . - . 7A.” oy ; & , 4 . ° : Ss y ea i ‘ o> 2s A ee eA eV Aas ee act See hee Oe Oto Oa te a ee ar ; ; , uF - $3 os ee ee iat aa > e .e - ; | . " . - - a _ de" .* ’ ad . '. . . awe z ; : + “a : . . ~ A , : \ ' os o» 6 es . on a & CONN i fs » : " ; . _ ‘ oa “ ~% fd ." - ; 4 . . - > . ~* bi “nr . 9 . “ Se. “7 +. . s*) . te » ‘nt + Pt. On 2 a” ae Pe es ee P A,"5" A . pO oo ows y 5 fe, » j ; Li«s ae ta. 6 Go FAIR 4 Oe” SS ae Kits x. oe -." R64 he . oe mee ea Pomel ’ ee pene oR ‘eS “ Ou eee j - ‘ PoP . CSc yy Oe "Se “Ss ee a, +! . +2." A,” . ar : ; y oat a , Pas ee. Sood: yy ‘Oe Spee - we atts pigs : ’ 2 . 7 . . el > . *, ’ a" + : te a + . . , . _ > : . - i > , tty 4 : oe Ser & , 2 . 5 Ati rs j : j . 5 . . ‘ . - , * ; q i ’ wT es > ne “ my ee wo rate 4 ~ . " re pe . —_. ioe - » * it : 4 , . _ . at . yen e oe 4 > ne" meee es : , * vi 7 “ AA - aiates ow ae A wy a v " ~s Af it" ’ . ; ] CATIU: . fo ses pe Ra SS ry San are } F ’ Oe . ~ - : “2 ‘ , «, ’ , —- a = © — . x m 5°." ' wee ‘ an On Son 2 ; . ay y “ : : are" . es . . . ’ >. * ee —* a 1 ; *. >. Pate 4 “ ° ; Pe. a .f ‘ 7 . ° . > +e att Fy es” ° 8 . > yy ov" e , T° 2 eS a a «9% ‘ D8 ay ae bas ‘ oO . ; ; individ v ching — = 6S FS. al , Ever yY Home Mae meiemmtete | Creat Special Offer | | | , This slogan will soon become a fact in your city Limited i ime Only | if you and other housewives extend warm welcome for the world-famous Grand Prize | to the free samples of Marshak’s makes a | | , —" children drink & | | 4 ~~ EE — VW milk willingly | | A. vie wae Sh redded heat , ima! pW RES. to LEANER Ch ful W) Spee 1] ike 6 pga ein i em which our men are distributing this week. eer u e ¢ | j | Se , The opportunity of a Kfetirme! Get a brand new, genuime Grand ; : ) 1 || Ua cane This Whether or not you are a Shredded Wheat user Fi. | me Bah § Prize Eureka Vacuum Cleaner for only $2.00 down! Ch b a + | | es oe on > astonishing!y small down peyvment puts this great cleaner right : : ; ; u by “pe | “3 ’ . | . te nae % Im your OWT ee yt eg extremely easy terms wil quickly make it 1S our desire that vou and your family have a 2: + Sees ee | chatty tt yours. Think of it! iade ‘ : | Chil dr en 1" | it || (f= GREAT SPECIAL TERMS OFFER POSITIVELY keener appreciation of the health and well-being | , imal | : ou . ’s just packed into every crisp brown Shredded For Limited Time Only that’s just packe y crisp Milk— plenty of it—is necessary to chil- | : a ee But you must hurry! This astomshing specrd terms Wheat leat. dren's a alth and growth. The proble m | eee era . educational offer ends soon. Upon request we will : In many cases 18 to get them to drink it. | | $050 deliver a brand new Eureka wrbh complete attach- Shredded Wheat contains all the bran, salts and | | Complete § Set ments for FREE tnal. Then, rf you decide to keep - T , , awe of “iligh-Vacuum” = “eh 8 YA ie vitamins of Nature’s whole wheat in appetizing, Attachments money can buy! flavory, perfectly digestible form. We want you to ee os we oF j | | CEntrai FREE Phone ( 6227 ) or Call Today enjoy a package of Shredded Wheat at our expense. : eine : 7 , | | ith h Eureka purchased " ‘ Hie, Children drink) milk willingly. gp toreon eee There’s health in every shred. igh grade cocoa, nourishing malt, pure | nortan “ane sugar deliciously blended. Ask your | aoe tennene | |]| . BURERA. VACUUM CLEANER CO, $87 Lacet 5 W atch for The Shredded Wheat Man BMARSHAK MAL TMOL AK CO., Inc... BSOOKLYN, N. Y. | Also Ve Lua e ree ty . bet =* Hit ) B Louis | eo IRBIT” | | Union Electric Lig ht & Power Co. Stix, Baer & Fuller etry ' » KAHAN & RUDIN. 8 QgN Ara GROCER. ce a Spruce St. G HM. Wear" ~~ © — muh and cane cader) UTntge! 6588 wily MCER ¢ ‘OO etiam sau) e < = - &@ 7 Bae * ¥ _———

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fe Ah ; COMIC PAGE i , TUESDAY, @ | 7? WG EPTEMEER © sam " TUPSDAY. r> - > > = SEPTEMBER 7. 1! ewe Att * o Ms nett on Ps owe en et an ee ae aig Desctionigia \ - * a : ae pan 3 de a Ble Pei OO wien xs Par eee teow oh NG ASR tedeiyge® eer _— ¢ en yy? ro Bask a RAO See atic ABH Noe Ita ile, tons) os ee fe ic ea ~ Fe RT SANIS Set os geet OF Ey Se aaa a Sy a SRR Fes Pee e ha, Co a hee se ee te peas? Sheer eee ae oie oe eet spec : . . . pan eb PRE aR Rit aes AIN’T IT A GRAND AND GLORIOUS FEELING? . b: negte a a _ al -_ Fine : - = = ‘3 . ee WHEN YOU LIVE IN AN APARTMENT! = AND TREY re agg 8B nc at —— mY ee eed e AND EACH DAY AT THED en ie cee a TAK QOH-H boY -¢ Oe I ge —— The FLOOR “ND orm’; MDS WAKE UP AND © OFFICE YOY FEEL TIRED (STOP OUT IN FRONTS A GR-R-R-R-RAND Anes . FRMANY A t HOUSE WHERE Tot WALLS AR&= TART MOVINIG FURNITURE! ns cried cal Ie WER NOT SOUNDPROOF AND You MEAR,| THEY S v Ti gipbinGe BicYCles Ove ; AmD DOPEY BECAUSE YovRE AND THE WwrOLGE GLOR -R- RIevusS VACATIOA& Eve@Ry FoorsTE® OF Tre oveR The BEDROOM FLOOR, is eee oon FAMILY UPSTAIRS , THe. © to SHORT ON SLEER 1! nite , E - tot > ye a _ ‘ 5 bn _ re Sdn AE del uate ae Re » °o = - la = 4 aa ; SOE: So eo hte Ate Welgee”. Re on SD ita es RP Scie SEP > ght ee — . i eg 7 : ‘ nan tebe eckok. © aa. the ay,” nol sat, — " ’ avy! Oi, RN ni ae Pe = u My te ye og EE AE we . & ON OR ace ty On se tgne * san neehna* bela Pe) MAS 4 ‘ . hy whl . * sake te , 4 ‘ * - ‘ f yA By Fe oon *% ed a Se CO Anata: Es Se ee ne cet erie em, bie So is. Pelee 4 ties Se e oe Piece : Ma FB Nes Bob sti it BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS ’ 7 eS § . ; : - BY COLLY. THAT {| “WHAT i> | ; ROW DO TOU MANAGE WELL -YOUu JUST Trey | .-Si2? ; TO MAKE SO MUCH bi] TO SREAK a TRay MAKIN ALL THAT TRE KITCHEN >? : MARINA MOISE - ~ — , ; = , . - : * . : + : oo : ; 4 “ | = , : 5 ee . : é be >? | ; ° . = - coer : Eee se-, — s _ ; . + = ' « ‘ " ? a ~4 - . ; ail d Z - z | - a ~~» 2s 2 2 ; - - ’ - P 7 j , eat ee : an . 7 ’ ‘ - . j . y= abet | ° - = oe - e@eewe. © : - . ee - - UHLE, DO, GEORGE. ales , — = * ro ae, “2 , . . ’ ri 2) 33 = = awcece” - aa ts . ; ; ores Ae ‘ he Sn ress. . { : > tee _*s > 2 : - . ; : - pa . - q 2 Z be-s = -— . > 4 ~ See —_— xe = 7 — : ¥ . . ; age 1 38t: on e = - oes —_ © ewes ess > . i . = pt —f scr : eeee™.. =O2eae as 7 — ee dost a sat == 2 2~-e “thie -Gains 23d Contest.” Dia the iast instaliimen - ~ . =a * ) ‘ —— ~— ; ee ! Mi -==-=. ..csesansane| as oats = . | Sat aeneeees ae 7 ; mae ‘ ; hice 7 —_—---- —— \ — . eS on 2_—c__- * sma rime usiy eiectec & e 7 , 7 . : HEN ritehar ir recy? Lh. 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Vv 3a? c . or Omet orm ' : SPR ste ae - oe _— : ; . -- ° store * ae an ~ . ~ . i : P ee , ™ 4 — — —_ n P ed oe : FAT GiRL HOME a Peize Fi TER | ee ce wren oe scents CAR-YOO CAN'T EVEAS PUSH | > , £7 a ad si - PRIZE FIOH SAAS pestum with ‘equal entha A TEA WAGON INTo THe J > EF wad JES apt WNXS= jf PUT THEM IA SAlL OR a gg gel pele ie site Dh gion = eS nn eee j o | she , ; @amission, while Sir Austen € FARLOR pT TROUT MEETIADG paul Ps E v4 ) me. o> 4 ae ta THEA), HE AI, * Yor3 fee eetiain’s contribution to una - ———__— | /~ ' . 1 ‘ - mn bebaif,of Great BEritain oe iy S93 an) ‘ : 4 a Fellows TRIRR TSO KMOu) WHAT aet>. cigar and easily E- i>"_ Be : WS TF 4 ROUGH STUFFIS. You HAVEAY’T meets bout the crowded aud oe . ie 7 wv : ” oe “ EAS AY THIALG YET. i Despite protests from the imavian states against the « AALS HE KASO cCeKenN OUT A COUPLE tr | linking Germany's elect! OF THE” MUST TH SHOW) Ee ™Pprova!l of an increase bes [i wumbes of nonner > = WHAT KEISE OF A Raety it iis trem aia te unaeaeel WAS GOMAs- TO — —— Pea mentation wis ratified, and phil BuaAnimnously. Three nent fom I America, on the counct! are red. » Charge of Steam Rofler Tac 1; le c- ch % es ey i ‘ sig >| Ges BR ee See a atin od eR GAT BS. Re sek Cite ai ae ed Rr ee vid baie Mi pt te: EE OS Ra. cc Seta Se SpA ce alg ano Seal eng toes eaten aay tm Ae tlipciints eeapn ipod pia hic ales ¥ riers in Areal himeay tae ieinnetncgb teas ” ‘Mpc cael en Rypatiten os ee See ae ? * + a¥ste POR LS GROG Rpt RE, st sates Hae ‘ : bo - y we mo ae Erne TTT, TNT ‘ 7 ’ " _ { % / > ™ ee “, o - 4 3 -” P . - ify Kee 2ny73 «lection with the om i ; bpbet O+ Ik ede . ts: eee : - . re te So ae . o Are ing ‘ro ’ ofr- % Ry! RES AAY “WILL TO DPo~ eco oe oe: ie We | ae ees = 1 — a = — : = —_—=——— | Mee -O0don of Holland and Dr %\ a Norwa, " larged thas ean F GOING ON AROUND SERE : . ee ee ee | CAN YOU BEAT IT?—By TOMBOY TAYLOR—By FONTAINE FOX — = * - - mater: en: yy Dr. Motes of Se 2 > > - Md that.if the son-perm: _ - ad NOW iT DEVELOPES WHY TOMBoyY TAYLOR WAS eed Co? were not a ‘ aa peri.ed, Both spes > SO ANXIOUS FOR HER DAD TO BUY A Sew Bott CERTAIN PARTICULAR TYPE OF SWING = ae mest be solved as sco: Fereien YW " ister . —_ a LOO *rren 2:59 protested a* is, Cerming ff 2 , A t . s.0.@ @iscussies fr on the reorganizass ; - "fe ts - ee - pm eS Or pos. | 3 iat 4”: * Ra . : _ . 4 ee of Phe: i sears ‘ : 3°34 strengthen 7 P ~ bn as . . * or { PBARLY WORDS “\ Wisdowt Weer , YOO WIA . if -—_— * + 1] ; s 4-5 4 * = 4 f : - i. Ta ‘ = Pe Sy 2S ‘ ‘ +. oa ‘ a be 6d ; EA i ' Be iz : e i: aa ‘= ; , ; + x > : aa be 4 a (eee & - kee Pe: aS ‘ = x : vad BS hp ots ; # > dese + ; ¢ 7 : of Q ¥ 2 Pe P ee! » es 3 7 ‘=. af i. ¥ : & + * ’ - 4 ine i i >% ‘ _ * a a a q t : 3 i a q $ h4 ms ¢ of ul a. . ms | ba = » & 4 ; 3 ; a8 ¥: ; i, J i "3 “ 3 Py oa? . 5 ¥ a ‘4 7. a c 2 a 7s oi Fs 23 4 ¥ Le 4 * - . a 2 ; * f PASS Fs —_ s: 2 § % Pars . 4 : Ree ad ; 3 a 7 = bi 4 * pM . » 2 2 E nat % Y _— ;> _ 4 F ee i i * >. id i 5 a. % e % e > Be 2 : ——- + % a. ie? - . C | ae s 5 3 e j q : i Jae ae. | je * = * : ae ae i — | 2 > 2 Bee > “ ‘ - Pa ‘? ¥ - y tee 2 Ts s ; 4 Bs r 2 Ey : + s - a 4 : § / S &3 ae, gi + py > , x ¥ 4 a a x t Ba 4 a * PY } ae Pos ss 3 by FS 4 , e . 7a te “a . Awa B 4 p Cae " ie 28 : : ve “ - —-€ a aaa » oem. > isibly moved whe "ced Germany’s cnani: on MM WNinchitch is = Minister ef Jugo-Slavia, “=! Which new embraces Of Sarajevo, scene of thy “On of the Austrian A , -4 nm ap --Rhand which precipit ord War Guring the Le ables of last March (when 7's election was blocked). "Ot disheartened by 4ift which seemed almest eter We have accom plished » SY voting Germany tn. ox "Ont necessary, aiost de! impertant tasks in —Opment of the League eof ra ates A ° i ar 5g J es WG i a ies id TERE LPO AR: BEE cat Re SE OR RIL 0 ORE RR is etd eK ce” Ge an oe ie ys he Ct 2 ta. oP ~ ea NS are Ch Be ii a aa IO ota Tae ¢ Bis 2 Soe me i 4 9 —s i “ a «4 co a ghee Its & a ‘ Pi ethos tency) hit y! ee « ) _ ‘ * tt i" " ie ’ és: ae AMD eg SE ROME ga cay CST rae * se te ooo nO D aie ° ETwo m RGtes after adjcarur Re Asseméiy anti! aftern League Secretary -General Orummend, had flashed