St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 25, 1926

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| . Phone Your Lost Advertisement Let POST-DISPATCH readers in 200,000 Homes join you in the search! COMIC PAGg FRIDAY. 2% SEPTEMBER 24. Loe, a Estate and Want Advertisements were gonst Rew) POST-DISPATCH during August, which printen, 663 more than were carried bv the THREE wns gi. Lovis newspapers COMBINED: MAin 1111 ‘LOUIS POST-DISPATCH F | The Only Evening Paper m St. Loyrs With the Associated Press News Service Stock, Bond ~ ——— ~ NEVER MIND PRICE 2 CENTS 1. 79 NO. 18. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926—16 PAGES. —_ 2 Seiioy shee MS . MARVIN “Cards” Favorites in World MAN WHO KILLED SP EEDER S USPECTED OF i a Done CRaAR- Ab Series; Sherdel Likely Starter By J. ROY STOCKTON, Of the Post-Dispatch Sports Staff. NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—The Cardinals probably will be fa- vorites when they meet the New YOUTHFUL ROBBER FREED AT INQUES! “‘Justifiable ; BANK ROBBERY SHOOTS AND KILLS POLICEM Pome By PESKIMOS ON Pens Ast ly no certainty about our plans.” The Cardinals celebrated last — night. They relaxed and smiled. It wag gregt to know that the strain of the race was over. The world series means nothing to them compared to the strain ~ bee Sti Baad... York Yankees in the world of the hectic pennant race and, Verdict of ares a eri that . wil t e as the voung men sat around eileen -« : Se Sart at he | the lobby of the Alanine Hotel, Homicide” in Case of Yankee Stadium a week from today. accepting congratulations and reading telegrams from friends Earl Dooley, Stabbed by New Champion NEW YORK GIVES ‘i 3 4 Crime Confessed The eam — cham- back home, they appeared eud- William Flowers Z E ifter i? Years — c om ell gp os wee ! a i A pe cen knocked 10 vears . TUNNEY NOISY , “et eeamener og “ a . —- mein | {IN | EI 1 E Sue Death Origmally jj “Tiendovs lead gained carly tn) make the trip to Gnctanats ror ||MOTHER AND SISTER | pee eae ET a ce t 2 the race, the team would not the final game of the season fo- OF VICTIM PROTEST Pecks : f ip - - 4 se bs has will have to |; morrow, though Hornsby said that nobody go who objects strenuously to the trip. ; Hornsby himself wil! remain in New York and enjov a few have won the pennant. “We are not worrying about the world’s series just yet,” Hornsby said this morning. “We expect to win it. but we'll let it I'll ptobably Reported as Accidental Drowning. ORER HAD LOST | '| take care of itself. Lf ¥ HE FIRES AN GETS AWAY Killing Follows Earlier Holdup at Festus in __ Which Five Men Escaped _ With $10,000. | Boy Was Never in Trouble fo — - Before Fight in Fair- ‘Champion Acclaimed by | : Ree ae Catcher Bob O'Farrell and few of the regulars also stav in New York. 4ST. LOUISANSIN. a will |i Sherdel. But our entire staff will be ready. with the week of rest intervening. so there’s real- I pitch Alexander or Sherde! in { days of rest before the big . REASON, APPARENTLY the opening game, more likely } series starts. The , pitchers, ground Park, Relative 10,000 at City Hall, Says. . | Where Mayor Commends A Coroner's jury today decided) Him for Clean Living. | Murder Followed Command ) | That Eskimo in Party Bg ‘Left Without Food or that Earl Dooley, 19 years old, of | 4532 Natural Bridge*tavenue, who died yesterday afternoon of stab wounds, was wounded by William Flov ers, 21, of 2218 Hebert street, when Dooley and two other youths | | FROST TONIGHT ; FAIR AND COLDER, LOWEST ABOUT 40 GENE IN SPEECH THANKS SUPPORTERS jite Associated Press. THE TEMPERATURES. held up and robbed Flowers in | 2K, Sept. 25.—For 17 “ fl ae On. Pep eatery TEE Bay ae te +s Sana Fairground Park Thursday night. Is Tired of Cit iH ANOTHER POLICEMAN been believed that Poa 49 1 “ fiable h icide”’ w h ir 1 y a opes pears it has Fe Bien 00 os OE a | Seer jp - 46 Justifiable homicide’ was the | . & Ml rvin of Cornell U'ni- 2 i es 49 17 Te: TNs oe oe 4 ss 4f jury's verdict. exonerating Flowers. ° SLIGHTLY WOUNDED Hi Ross \lia ee ML ies 6 6 es 48 12 Hit prot ok ieee peepee: 2 : : to Take Mother to Maine | x it : » was drowned on Peary’s 6 a. mn SR rg ee : lv. a POM: Bn) The verdict recited iat Dooley ss : ul _ | Yesterday's blah. | - Fg tinge perigee. died “of stab wounds of the ab- : | esa . ut , esterday's hich. 88 (3pm) iow, (3 tliprms aie¢ Or ss ! as oF (he @D-| qyr ff... Doct While Mle) Be a a ee eessful expedition to the North EB ios. 3a ‘iis 1 VSomen caused by a knife in the| | Woods for Rest While He Eugene Lovely Dies in Few 1, ‘righted dispatch lal = fore- | "illic : | Bree, bul a copyrighte aisp cast for &t. Louls hands of one Willie Flowers in|! . Cho Timber - the New York Times disclosed ana? wintetew 4 Fair a ne Fairground Park while he was he- ps SR IR Se a Minutes After Attack _ | , : a Q wit ing held up and robbed, drawing 4 Bifay that be had been murdered tonight and to- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hébbs his knife in self defense.” Speeder’s Car and Rob- “2 an Eskimo. morrow: colder | e* ; : , By the Aspcciated Prees. ———— a ll , yt jeans ' q boule 423 A matrigan by white companions, set | heavy on low Louisville & Nashville passenger Corridor, he was upbraided by @ qunney made a triumphal trip | vVard at F2:20 p.m. today, 65 min- mt from the sieamer Rovusevelt as | ground: rising, train No. 90 at a grade crossing at abun nicig: 10 pean pee Rooley's eae: ‘|dewntown, partly through his na-| utes after five robbers held up a peye third supporting party | temperature tO-) Okawville, II. : magi ae alt ot oe ‘tive Greenwich Village district and bank at Festus. Mo. 40 miles . i® oa f | 7. > 4 : , testec gee Riis ad me down | yw; . 1 When he started tor the ole. hey morrow after-+ wien sentaee OP. ahd Mrs. Roy: ; as GE 8 | was cheered\ by more than 10,000 south of St. Louis, and escaped y, ee soede $6 degrees £° noon. Hobie aul thelr “S-year-old child, (17 Po ted haus ne | Persons) as he entered the | City with $16,000, speeding toward #* eee to return to the ship. [linois: Gener- ae athe wenry Martin sli of St. 'that he was bruised about the body Hall. There, in a room that was ee ee . wich mee Putnem’s opinion uw is im- aliy fair tomtght)y ouis. The jajured ee Ate | where Dooley had kicked him. packed to the walls, the new king Louis, on the concrete pavement : . - 4 Da . a . ; == = > an athe sa « *? it ae? $ Ni 2 . : . ™ Beoavie that any acuon wits ever tand tomorrow except unsettled to-} :. eel dibiiiak vile dat whe | eke ape “igsag nace gr ages * ih | of the boxing world was told by of 'U. S&S. Highway No. 61. “ Bieken against the Luskimos, even night in extreme south portion; was*taken to a hospital. at Belle- | S DOY = never in troub e e- | Mayor Walker that the “crown is a Ag As ibe car used by the slayer. and —_— Bsbould ve legally possibile, The colder tonight with frost in weat ville. fore. You re responsible for his | safe in your hands for many years ; ent Ana ded by che tank resbert™ ee b ss of the murder was ip a land and north portion, heavy on low death. to come.” eek Itinota i tat wi by no nation. Under a sub-|,ound; rising temperature tomor- SESOUI SHARE IN FIGHT GATE Then a’ man accosted Flowers.; The fact that Tunney’s return ee — cy — t treaty with the United row afternoon in north and west saving: “You knew this boy hefore, | was made on short notice and sh : police are Investigating on thé the- Ww TH Denmark has taken if | | didn’t you?” ‘rapid fire fashion, Mayor Walker “ee ‘ that the slay one of the - LOTHé ortion. : : ; , 2 is ory that the slayer was o 4 bt ‘ Sunset, 6:54 p. m Sunrise (to- IS APPROXIMATELY $180,000 “T never saw him before in my} pointed out, prevented the welcome | + ie | ee ie ete ee 2 Festus robbers. ~ | MODERN Siory tnve-tigated. morrow) 5.52 a. m. Revenue, However, Only a Drop in life.’ Flowers declared. from being as spectacular.as it, be ae ee ee ee et om. motor cycle polieentine. aint ‘| FLAT past year a Danish mussionary Stage of the Mississippi 23.27] pucket of Exposttion’s $3.700,000 Girl Tells of Fight. has been to such other Sports! fa-" = ~ i aos Mee 2% ; = de nee = \ Te.ec pe Fs Greeniand succeeded ib convert- feet. a rise of .3. Indebtedness. The first witness was Flowers’ notables as Gertrude Ederle or | er Pie: = ne ne yy a : ahs sea i a was hKugene Lovely, 23 ycars old, sd 4 Bet ty | . to Christianity most of tie Relative humidity at noon, 70} Special to fhe Post-Dispatch. | Companign Thursday night. Flow-/| Bobby Jones. - a ae ee “- . si Ne ae ‘of 3517 Itaksak street, who joined piss ek etry tribe’ of Eskimos. After! ner cent, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. $6.—The | pete Sie si ws pee, gh mca Tunney Makes a Speech. ie. ‘ Dati ib ea i e the force Dec. 2%, 1925. He was = ~ ; ; ‘eek’ j ae ipa tena ae : ’ nn tye é stot in the neck and chest and SOOT /7 70 THE @e the missionary his conscience conten eens eee Coens share of the gate receipts of the} 4% Verda Sumner of 809 Bremen| greeting, Tunney said: “After such “GENE” TUNNEY: i- _ . By 1) ated P 3 3 ver if few minutes, CE/LING’ : heen awakened when he v — sengeaagele Es ress “ meee |} Tunney-Dempsey bout is approxi- avon ee. She is about 18 years old.ia splendid demonstration, it is only siipeciaat teascesiesin tnseeiprsicemssingutillnessinsisiiimtigetigeasnestiiiiisinaitaiaianiiiamiinciiasitaiaiaale: A * “a Ww min : d the white man’s Christian- ieee AGO, —- Ort i i “(olf is an ideal game for p Ce- i at Gegrees, fre was * * ee : Thursday night that he had grap- | Br and searching for, ihe out- In eet _ ek Wallace Cloyes Gaines, convicted bled with ni of the dle cn champion model American young | men,” said Capt. Russell. “It takes degree drop by % pf. m. i ae Sabie Bere as. tem | q x. | osi-L/ispatc here recently for the slaying of his! | ow they were unarmed. and | ™@2- (them away from the surge of the At 8 a. m. today itywas 46. with : © Harrigan. the dogs straightened daughter Svivia, a graduate at 83 she ; “ os ag ss ! “As a matter of! fact.’ the chief | ‘itv. rests them from the crowds, a fresh wind The ateahihial for Sl Riding with the slayer in the > drove forward th ay Kud-}!| Jesse Pomeroy, After 50 Yéars in]| | “* 5 ° . -thad drawn a knife and stabbed one. | ~ | CES, Su ‘ ‘ a: 7 "| car were a man and his 4-year-oid Ha ktoo had gon als h Pri on — The once notorious}|| Smith College. has been sentenced | when tiyy drove away with his car | executive continued, “you won tWo | reaches them patience and toler- Louis and vicinity tonight predicts | daughter. This man and his ehiid er Eskimo “ ee * “s eene derer in now a bril-jjjto be hanged Dec. 11 Attorney?! he hung on until exhausted. championships. You won the boOXx- lanee toward the unintentional of- still cooler weather. as low as 40 | caine in the car and sae _ vote reg Sans cena. 9 = hile ee a Seg An bowie for the condemned man gave no- ag ER, Ea using the north ing championship of the world and ifender and inspires them with degress, with frost. The rainfall be to the Newstead Aveains Suetine Marvin was very pte ‘they! newore Ryan wk Vie "ie nom read .tice of an apRea! to the State Su-j rive in Fairground Park. near accomplished ae i Of | righteous indignation toward ajin St. Louis since yesterday NOOR | cation for questioning. There *he : He felt that patric uld g 3 ix lan- preme Court. Warne avenue, about 9:20 p. m /aquatic feats. Here the Mayor | willful offender; for a cheater at was &7 of an inch | nid h »~ was Lawte Seae 6 share follow eevee _— S000 monks, earned . Gaines was convicted on circum- Thursday, a few minutes after the referred to the downpour of rain olf is anathema to his fellow | Rising Temperatures Predicted. hee . vs gin, “ yea ed him. uages and made money on the | old, of 2819 Thomas street mee lost his temper,” Kudlook- cank market. He still hopes stantial evidence In developing aj holdup. found Dooley lying in the!in which Tunney and Dempsey | nen” Weather this cool is quite un- | Slayer “Chicage Boothgger.” RAYS. “He th ' ioan’s ' : motive the State sought to prove| qutter. bleeding from his wounds. fought. 1 usual for St Louis at this time of | he alewin , °° be dene : ; me off the omar de sg he a there had teen an unnatural rela-|He gave his name. but, made no The\conqueror of Jack Dempsey FREDERICK VIERLING, BANKER, year. according to the Weather|, . ser Paden ae Pea aed Ycopyright ? Reuid not stay with _* The Tragedy of Sutter and Calt- tionship. between Gaines and his) answer when they asked him if and first titleholder New York has DIES OF HEART ATTACK Bureau. and is not destined to Inat | oe ae grins bry 2 be al : t.” continued Harrigan “ts fornia Gold—A strange apipose daughter. whose body was found} te had been in a holdup or fight. | ever called its own, was cheered | ach tnstter jong. 4 rising temperature being | o« nate ndueieeed a ae. wa ’ s 7 “4 ; “ee ° : : “s eres : e | ° . . eee , ; Y ; ’ : ‘a we were frightened It was} of American histors is told in heride a lake here Inne 16 Taken to City Hospitel. two $5 by a swirling crowd of enthusiasis; yice President of Mississippi Val- forecast for tomorrow night Be otiénaer: ‘tun: chee Re: irs CAPTAIN JOHNNY Our good Marvin at all He| a book just published. Thiet, | ay ; bills. creased lengthwise, were) as he left his train at Pennsylvania | ley Trust Co. Became Sud- , §&t. Louts was not alone in the ee me ‘ ' “ 7” i a7 ‘ Out of hig mind siventen! forger and bankrupt, Sutter TWO KILLED IN PL ANE CRASH found in his pockets Flowers said! station. It took a battalion of po- denly TH. decided drop in temperature. as! pr » gate a oo Jidaemobile bever would have left me to a came from Switzerland nd “— two such bills had been taken from | jice to clear a path for Tunney and Frederick Vierling, vice presi- the area covered hy this change; Pe “s ‘“e ee ps ores TERRIFIC F te." grew enormonely rich. Then}/| py ine Assucinted Press ‘ |him during the scuffle in the park. | his party through the station and| gent and trust officer of the Mis- extends from Southern Canada to 0) - 163 — hicago city E. Days of Hard Travel the discovery of gold ruined PENSACOLA. Fia.. Sept. 25.— | He said Dooley “looked like” the ty his automobile for the journey | sissippi Valley Trust Co., died sud- Southern Kansas and from the; agp 86% wets : MABE aT i | "yw, Were all cs aaa and hi. Lieut. Edwin Johnson, U. 8. A.. at- ;man he stabbed, but he wa. not) to the City Hail. denly at St. Luke's Hospital at Mississippi River to the Rocky Policemen Lovely and reine: were Fern vs ure H tached to the aerial phOtographic | positive. * . Trai co Aaa. ae ? Mountains The toweaet MDa riding about fn a department B& | ' we . usband in Prison, She Is - Crowds Greet His th. i3:30 a. m. today following a heart | ; ELLOUIIAAG 4 ‘hing penne Deg age to Congress— How Mrs.|/| staff at Maxwell Fie!d, Montgom. | Dooley became unconscious and; of was a triumphal trip for Tun-| attack which caused him to leave | ture eopentes in this area pee | Se ae kp instead of Bok GAVE phar, travel, always i rome tee! Johs W. Langley won they) ery. Ala.. and Ted \ uidon. repre- | his version of the stabbing was not ney all the way from Philadeiphia |pia desk at the bank yesterday ¥4 1% degrées in Northern Wvom. | thetr motor cycles rng of slip- i very cold . ; , in of men and women ip sentative of Pensacola Chamber of 'obta'ned, although a noliceman Crowds quickly gathered about the | morning ing and South Daketa pers streets--when they saw the MINT weather. We never} hearts ~ ‘est : uti " Rains in Uiltnots Oldamobile car speedin uth in tii Mnd. Only ice, ice. The white | ten moyntain counties of Ken. |}, Commerce were killed here yester- ‘had been stationed at his bedside train wherever it stopped. At Man-| Mr. Vierling, who was 56 years | eee ee . , settings Pca $ PS told us that pa got enough | tneke and defeated two men day when Johnson's plane crashed for that purpose. He died at 2:46 hattan transfer. just outside of | omd, apparently had been in good agg" ge RET ee peta ste - — a mitee an CEMISG meet, because we got the pem-||| candidates by an overwhelming || into a wireless tower at Pensacola |p. m. yesterday. | Newark, a gang of trainmen, most pealth and complained for the, oe of ot Sts and tio tet ade k tt fr Ul a: 4 ro aggend We neede f a naval air station and piunged tnto. Pemns | ‘of the world war veterans. le@ firs, time yesterday of pains in the’ ~~ ) - | overtas et Lande woere & RS SUCK ded, but in spite o majonity ; “tpn : T0 LIMIT FLIGE OVER CITIES f m | | oa 5 ing today troffic jam caused the Oldsmobile ING HEA Were always hungry. It But What About Castine?— The} the yard of the commandant & resi. | the welcoming jam ‘region of his heart. A physictan) oat Cane Cirardean ther eas @/| to halt * : ¥ a8 if our stomache were. , hich dence. . wel * BS wt ' ‘How does it feel to be cham-/was called and he was taken to | a ae eae ; ory of a horse whi went : : sai | WASHINGTON, Sept 25.—As a: ‘ . frop of 35 degrees, to 48, at 7 a. Mm. | m > TACT - Bu: empty. | cot at 80 to 1 leads a 7) vear Lieut. vonuaen oo oo — ‘result of complaints regarding the) Pilon?” the} shouted ‘Just the the hoepita! immediately. . pe y at” Beewehs the saceas aaa by tha swesherenad ane “To PAUSE | | Worst of all. we always) old prizefighter «and athlete of Twenty-second | omrhis ites Avia flving of airplanes over the Demp- same as it did before.” Tunney re Entering the Missiasipp Valley.» 36 this morning Hanrnibal re | geives swung hie car around and to be thirsty. We never = } ther|j| tion Squardon Wis home was in) HE 5 > . | ted ‘The only difference seems) Trust Co., as a youth, Mr. Vierting ed 4% Sorinefield 44. Columb | cif RUS > : . ; Water + St. Louisa to tell many anothe sey-Tunney fight tn Philadelphia = . , - port . Spring -olum bie headed east in Lindell. The police . =H OPGA) BeiAacc BEA, 7 with Sean Wecnees Tee tale from his picturesque jst Montgomery oe ‘Thursday night. the commerce de. to be that I attract a little more has been in the service o' the com- | 41, Moberly 49 and Joplin 42. car crowded it to the curb within ViLLAIASOUS Pi eATES - Bur — ee oy slhenates it a0 §e satis Walter Reed Who Banished Yel Daylight Saving Season Closes. | partment will take steps to pro- | attention.” i the City oe oh Ts ong Da he Mrs | Kansas Cite 38 and Jefferson City a few feet, the fenders of beth : ‘ 2 : y Umited. | . _ , 4 ' ise Tunney made the trip to the Yi Eveivn M. Vierling, and one son, 41 a There light ee : “0 Fro e h - NEW YORK Sept. 25.—This ts ninpit acrobatic and other inexcusa- . ; . , a am r Sr an ENT | . VE REW PUT OA) THEIR ane Bran airne Paste ae ae Ee senipiete real wreeid ta tela the last day of daylight saving hie fying over cities. towne or| Hall in an automobile drapéd with) john F., a student at Washington | frost st Moberly The reading | Tis palineeatl got out of their ge 4 RVUSHER iA BHFoR= BLACK . b sth cult to keep going, htt double-page installment fromj|itime this vear im New York fos- jarge assemblages American flags. He was accompa-ttiniversity. r midnight tonight./said such prohibitory regulatione ep and anger Shep eons yo" sect 2 — —ee ae = hapa lilinois tawns report stimefiar grote pte. pores ap RREASDER. ~ , Rt thro) , v—for some ‘in locaiities on daylicht| would be issued at once and ep-| "'S manager. eben Methodist Cnuren 8 an 14 drops in temperature, and rain Was)», wen wound. * | : ime tne day we stopped J sp snjon eda SP a Schiele will be set eon forced through the licensing of pi-] T'™ Mara, New York sportsman jannounced Burial will Be IM general thronghout the Mississipp Policem un Lovely. m ortally * a ’ | : s : peaee pe ‘ efontaine Cemetery. . | Valley Continued on Page 7. Colu 7 CONCLUDED TOMORR ow — tinned ward one hour lots and the certifying of aircraft Continued on Page 2. Column 5. Bellefontaine Ceme a . on Page 2. Column 2. SST , fe a é

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1 oe ; % : ; : : fat er : i. BEY i 3 3 ‘ fis : ae ‘. he ‘si i : - $ ’ : t ; ‘ : ’ i as 2 - s 5: } : % ! A : mh 4 . § bi 7 9 i : +e ei ; > : : - ¢ r 4 - i % ; : id | é Py : ¥ i y :, q res . ee ‘ e £ : & . L : “ A : 8 ; 5 : RES Saf Se SE iat AR Me ae a Sab Itc ¥ . ea ne Se aes, Ves ee ye A Sg ple i Yate ets ys ee ew . nc pean bare, WS oA nae asode Sate wnat, ries 2 IS 5 2 MEER Ry a aa °C neta. OR: eee PDR He 39 - aig! 63 8 Bee, ¥ » | the bar, and Joseph Rubino q reported in Northern Illinois Iowa; hank to see what happened, bunt | Traced. he asked his brother for them. | mattered. Now what good is it” ' tai : Mtn os | E andits what they demanded.” [mitted sta id Nphag sig psec a a ee ae ae York, whieh controlleg the ee Kudlooktoo we stopped and kept e+ : Refuses to Ride in Comfort. The Supreme Court of New Jer-' and the tlantic and East Gulf. Starts th R dad c Mille of Paeenic 3 Thie ‘iia Bead looking for Marvin. After some “I'm tired of the city and want. Three of the bandits were killed S¢Y. in a decision written by Jns- | states, oninials Florida, Sunday and © oun O enémy eontroiied firm and ws , | Waiting we saw him coming. AS to ger out under the trees ani| When the soldiers attacked their tice Frank Katzenbach, denied the | Sunday night, the Weather Bureau | A di 2 : the iia under gru'dance ae tnt s00n a6 he came up to us we saw . choy. wood.” he said. camp the night Rosentha! was | Petition made ThuredayY by State | predicts. : inner _ F orm ccasions Alien Property Custodian's office | that he was very excited ane quite The champion aiso said he was murdered. Three more, captured /Senator Alexander Simpson for a. | ore ease suit, he Government turned to ita /OUt, o” balance. He waved his|~orf" airplanes for good. The fly-|8n4 confessed, were executed by /foreien fury to try the marder tn- | NEW HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENT | @ustom “ailored. gt ap sims t t face | . ; = dictment t . on | attempt to prove that Daugherty clencned fist right up in my | ‘ing machines, he added. did. ot ap- |the Mexican Government. Seven | ments, recently returned by the | De. Feoteick | Ms bs $75 - $100 When the men, as well ! | ‘and yelled at me We stood silent; pea) to bir. Tunne be others, presumably members of |April gran ju of Somerset | ' received the interest from $100 000 ’ y merrntse | Negro, has been appointed Super- . th w 8 worth of Liberty bonds which w and couldn't understand him. He/rothers. Willlam and Henry Stev- | alteutios Oct. ‘us boat. Elder’s Fam- LOCISIANA. Mo. Sept. 25—r)- | SEPT. oan Band fer dancing. ton Lain. ¢9 years old f - — of Burling 150-Mile teria i Moonlight ton. Ia.. is dead at the home of his we D Tri i fee ance mp tonight. brother, William, near here, from TRIP Advance fare $1. Limited injuries suffered when kicked hva attendance. Ticket office. b Pat ’ " " tant oi t | 46) mezzanine oor. horse. lain. who was visitine here. 8:30 a. m. Bidg. Phone MAin "sete i Was found unconsctous by echoo! | to ll P- 9 # for information. children. He was alone at the of the accident. time Str. WASHINGTON COME AND ENJOY THE PENNANT CELEBRATION AT : MANDARIN CAFE . 4948 DELMAR—DINE AND DANCE EVERY NIGHT—MUNSIC RY CAMACHO’S ORCHESTRA FROM 10 P.M. TO 1 A. M. bee SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES | Washinstoes University EVENING COURSES 1926-27 IN ALL COLLEGE SUBJECTS AND Bt SINEss. Bt stivnEess Arebitecture Accounting ffite A Laber and Art Saics Management Office Waragement Secial Work ate ee ENGINEE ING— Home welipessn Law Ctwtl ; , Cerperation Finance esa ng - Investment Securities néestrial Public Speaking Credit Ls men prec edt 1 Stedies Also evening. afterncen and Saturday courses fer teachers. Registration Sept. 20th to 28th Fer cataivg and other tntermation address bipiey. Directer Div. of University fv gs et a — WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY, St. bake Mo. K60¢ | CA A cH Byte see i mein See MADDLEWEST SLIGHT , ed, dropped to the street. /man Jones, shot in the ankle, his service revolver and shot the, ‘pistol from the sS\yyers Wintry Blasts Sweep as Far the Weather years North Jef- He was a Major! in the Army Medical Corps during! the World War and received hos- | ee er ee ao cn _ ate ne OF BANK ROBBERY KILLS A POLICEMAN Cc ontinued from Page One. Police- | drew hand. The slayer ran north across the | Hote! Chase lawn and disappeared — (around the hotel garage. near i . . i Marviand avenue. That he d | ; |another weapo! ute laier when torist at Pherson avenue, and drove away in| this man’s isons ‘automobiw. ‘ONLY 4 PERSONS IN 25.—Killing | ‘frosts in Nebraska and lighter vis-. itations of frost in lowa and Ilii-, Ott ene eecennpen mations ; mnt ne iin the Citizens ‘when the $10.000 robbery occurred there at 11:30 i was shown a min- he heid up a mo- pistol point, at 4900 Me- | BANK WHEN HELD UP WerTe and two women Bank of Festus Two men a.m. They were | ‘yet 3 DEIN MME Elevator SLIDE Cage in Shaft Buried by Ear and Boulders : By the Associate Press, IRONWOOD, Migh- +The bodies of three men, of a cage in the Pabst mii Oliver Iron Mining Ca, hurtied to the bottem fs Friday noon beneath ‘ons @ were unident ‘the 80-foot level recovered thig Searchers who reache@ gag | ‘Tied, have extricating 43 mem Smee A slide » Progressive Tailoring Co. 807-9 North 6% St. when formality mules.! Union Boulevard at Pershing Avenue Live here this Fallf! 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The dinner coat suit @ the full dress suit mus be a part of the occamm™ ~ BEDLAM LOOSED AS PENNANT-MAD Pent- Up ‘Reabendabial of Louis abandon city-wide celebra- tion of its first chance in 40 years" to win @ wortc’s baseball cham- | pionship—®* cerevration begun iD) mid-afternoon Cardinais won the National League pennat and downtown district. of fane speakers tense race and the final. tangie 0° ment, the ending of enacted or ~ FANS CELEBRATE = Rooters, “Starved” for Decades, Is Emitted Far, Into the Night. early today did St. ee Qe ee Not until vegterday when the loosed bediam ip the tween the first exultant cheer assem.ed before radio) ror the last out in the! hideous | , eowbell upon pave- scenes comparable only with the Great War were in the business section, mig ae ed | be % ~% a, s ~— carta ae ee a Car and repeated upon @ anialier scale neare in other centers of the city’s life. The celebration trickled oeyon tact, 4 em.” the city. into the small towns of a f Missouri &nd IUlinela, tnro the ae South and Sou*hwest, where fans, -— d aimost as enthustastic for the Car- 7 dinals as home fans. began to bom- Anef] Lard the wires with messages of ae congratulations —to the club. to aa business acnuais tances. to personal phan friends in St. Louis. pert Bustacss is Suspended. SOK torn bery form that she tngenui joyous could devise The exuberance here took ev¥- paper enveloped every office nutld- ing in the downtown area between a Twelfth Marke: whisties of industry. were Fourth. . houlevard and and Washington. of locomotives ‘ied dow. bombe were eB-_| ty of the most Riizzards of burst noise Steam a d 7T Pe pioded from C.ty Hal! and the @%- to ap position groun«- of automohile equare Horns were suspended office tuildings tnto the rain. fe): and au'omobilee were Traffic snaried hopelessiv fieers ‘ust crinned packed even greater mass than it ernoon poured Luin corning ety folks, grown fuvenile f nheariy the crowd lief: and much ef the last cowbell eal > - * @ulged tn from industry who aban labors. at out anew ardor for the team still fled, to weicome the team home Mon- first . two world Tork with the Yankees. Worid the eturn ie al! sent. _eniny fr. om The steady roar horns rose over 2&8, Cowhbells . jangied. biown Rusineas war W .kers poured from that Motor ‘trucks back - fired. downtown traffic of- mile intermittentiyv. thronghout and impromptu parades were in- Trucks brought werkerte doned their Cheers. Everwwhere din eppniesis.- After Dinner ipread subsided somewhat pl: hour. onty te break in the downtown abow when a downpour of ceased Automobiles: the husiness distri’t in an the aft- r edge Prest?: The the The murtcipai fT) a svmpathetic to entoyv the : e764 TY noetg i bore ‘uLburets was midnight betfere the tast of the downtown streets whet clang was heerd. but ifs unsatis- began plaas steady «1 of iater the Somew ha’ preathless, the city today day . its in New The first series game here will Biayed Tuesday. Oct. 5 Reception Up to Hornsby. [t is desired to detrainm the play- ers at Union and Lindell bouwule- Tards and to parade them before countless thousands that would ont for such a welcome. it up to Rogers Hornsby and fans take bepe that he il) con- ‘rO™ a telegram in response fo one sent by Jack HH. Grouse, Oct. 4, after S<ri¢s garnes night, Mavor’s © ef 9 Ti. ommittee for the Recep- Grosse had witred Hornsts Yesterday of the great celebration: That wae in Progress here Horns Oy's answer was- 2 “All the Cardinale the wel) winhes and demonstration - arranged Secause of our victory ~ We a! | wish we had been home fe; Thanks.” Rober¢ Newman the Cardinal - Hornsby to let the city give the) » Piayers an ovation wpon their re snot President Rresdon hae 4e- fed +9 make any decision. p That ty strictly wn te Horner.” _"- sa‘t4 ae » hat) ; de ‘Phia and it became possible OF ~ Three Out. and Then— Crowds ead oeen gathering | aly before the radio ta 15 places '@o~rrn: own for many dares as the pecnant race grew tighter and eared tt close, but yesterday nutm- were doubled when Cincia-) ‘owt the firet game te PREa-; Victory In New York for the Cat , @inals to end the tenston. The crowds acted fast he » *Portsman’s Park crowds. The¥’ Gheered the Cardinal bate - that . dest roy ed a first-inning New Yor® = *ad of three, with five runs in i230 "ond They cheered each sUc-/ a oe Poeive inning when Sherdel Gest’ the Giants back. They cheered SF : appreciste. and faste apres at ¢ jong gan. Ne peonDdD biles tion FLO firin: the Pra rricstel race ign lt of = on ft feat cont yon thou ‘pape looesr supT hou! a fT Ao®e , CuTT | Aoor ati? or the mn {711 cicte con?’ ~ city register and chairman of the] resid tm a! towT who bu" ) cjoai the Fe tie ll nee “Miesman ard intimate friend ef} maneger. har gone |} ‘o New York as the committees ~ "*Dresentative to try to persuade, : +i iby . i.e ta i? = 3 - is iin Sis ‘is He ,in ie. x : t, ‘in -t i ‘i i — + th ‘= ume

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>0ST-DISPATCH - SUSPECTED K ROBBERY A POLICEMAN ed from Page One. 7S e won # 1 . “9 SLIDE; 43 ‘ 10 the a 7 gags , Shot int revo. vt Police- drew shot the | Elevator hand. the} : o ra te? if Ailinity, and Cage in 1A er's across nd disappeared | near | had | rmimne- | mo- sto! at Mc- enue ve away in Moon ‘automobile. PERSONS IN /HEN HELD UP ee 8 ee and Boulders. | By the Associate Press. _ IRONWOOD, Mich., & The bodies of three men, ome of a cage in the Pabst mine Oliver Iron Mining Co., w hurtled to the bottom of a Friday noon beneath tons of were recovered this Searchers who reached Festus / vet up 4900 a point, i Gift ca iid and two women were of zens Bank | unidentified, have tu extricating 43 men { They were | ithe 80-foot level. and | rier, i Roth, the bookkeeper, i earth choked the Shatt pehind thes grating, and day % Moss and Koger E}- | estus, who | the lobby. The two bank ,t#rough another shaft. Bone to lunch. torches were used to cuta robbers, who were not | stee] Supports of the cage, hd wore rather rough | identification was not made rked their automobile, | the conditions of the bod an Illinois license, | Victims are believed to be corner from the bank | towell. underground ele 10,000 robbery occurred 1:30 m. fii. cashier, Miners working in shifts bodies of the three customers, Md while one of them/| ¥@ Gustafson and Gust Sell, Sethe wheel the others | 48sistants. Without attracting at- | Hope was held out for the he street, and drew re. |‘ of the miners on the ae bank is on Main level h runs east and west | have conimercial center of | Mallen but there were com-. few persons on re in the before-noon 24th when the mass of bor highway to the north *"@ @arth fell from the entry in street about half 5 | *2e crashed down the 45 east of the bank. emmand of “stick the bottom before it stee] sup See vobbers separated |and the cage. The other men ng the place, two of | “Ork on the eighth drift ing briskly through the | ‘"® CTash came shortly before b space behind the grat- “agen The slide filled the others took charge be aft eh their level, thus by. The customers and | na ileal boulders. Three mine electricians, "PrN a 3 DEIN MINE ROG pede oe F * sue . * a. bi Shaft Buried by Earth | Dt gg the ne mprisoneg » 4 A slide of mam ACé@trles way where they are. believed ; ; been cut off from escape } ; mid-afternoon yesterday when the) the were on the cage, were crushed ‘angle 2600 foot shaft, sweeping WE" jense race and the final, hideous’ BO pie LT REE AULINE S&S. HI ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [A LOOSE 4S PENNANT. MAD FANS CELEBRATE 4 SPest-Up Enthusiasm of ' Rooters, “Starved” for a Decades, Is Emitted Far 4 Into the Night. IRECEPTION PLANNED "FOR PLAYERS OCT. 4 National League Champions | Will Be Paraded From * Union and Lindell, if Hornsby Agrees. im. . eurly today did St. city-wide celebra- $ Not until a Louis abandon ® tion of its first chance tn 40 years baseball cham- begun in Pe) _~ win a worlc’ d pionship—a celebration W. Cardinals won the National League peunant and loosed bedlam in the | © downtown district. | M Between the first exultant cheer of fane assemi.ed before radio. fue speakers tor the last out in the’ fj { and he the the lead st? Be sngle of cowbell! upon pave- me ment, scenes comparable only with. @ the ending of the Great War were ” enacted in the business section, ME and repeated upon a smaller scale mut * in other centers of the city’s life. i‘ The celebration trickled beyond MRS. P a Cardina! cn base j;neareda its end, with in- , electrical us Every- ‘'em.”’ TThe atr became the ninth inning opened. Il were made-to lle on here they were. Por-/ seen driving east in Main he men not to hurt anv-| by the cashter and Elliott. he was slow in lying robber struck him light- hand. oney in Gunnysack. ifficult for those in the | e what happened, but prter earned the impres. third robber came into — part of the St. louis highway. | the number of the IlHnois as 196-096 License Is Traced. East St. Louis police re The tatter one appeared | ton, for a Reo car. rvous and repeated|v | 7~OmMmpanions to hurry, but d that there was no rea. | Louis. 80. It appeared to Eli. |! N. W. Brickey, president of @ robbers used a gunny- | >ynk. Mayor of Festus, Presidilj Jefferson Count money was Court and oil and general g rry the money 'Judge of the 2000 of the bm the drawers in the!) Chant, was summoned | from rs’ caves. while the re- Store next door to the \bank fthe loot was obtained |'00K up the pursuit about afe, which is kept open | minutes after the robbers business day. (of t ie to- urrency ec anbnt 4 Miller, a merchant. Took Three Minutes. | ferson County Sheriff, deputies very WAS OVEr Within] others also followed. The St. tes and the robbers were police were notified of the ro within 10 minutes. ersby saw them turn north tm ths almost as enthusiastic for the Car- They were |@& Nash coach. Elliott repe show that this license was issued building, | Eimer Hubbell of Wapello, IIll., fourth stood guard near | Short distance south of Bloomi; No report theft of his car or license has kt received by the police of Bagt He was accompanied by H. Fa $2000 was in silver anq| ST@tzer, Postmaster of Fesutus, an ‘eral other machines with the Je and au'omobiles were > V. P. Ball Starts the Round of er coat a dress suit, tailored, db $100 When the men, as well as the women must bow to f&, Formal Occasions ithe city, into the small towns of Missouri And Illinois, in'o the ai South and Sou’hwest, where fans, office One where in the windows of buildings heads appeared. out. A great shout Two Another outburst. None on base® The tion did not wait for the third out. From vf the upper floors of ‘the ?1-stury Railway Exchanze Building there was a puff of a smoke-iike cloud. The deulge torn paper began. Third out. most instantly the celebration burst. Out of nowhere noisemakers—cow bells. horns, rackety clack of wooden noisemak- ers. the dinals as home fans, began to bom- lard the wires with messages of Bi congratulations—to the club, to + business acquairtances. to personal friends in St. Louis. ort ’ Business ts Suspendecl. a f deimonstra- 7S Beer, One ePvVe- The exuberance here took ery form that the Ingenuity of the , joyous could devise Blizzards of paper enveloped evers office build- — tng in the downtown area between. Twelfth boulevard and Fourth. | Market and Washington. Steam | whistles of industry, of locomotives were tied dow, bombs were ex- F ploded from City Hal! and the ex- | position grounc= The steady roar ‘ef automobile horns rose over a8 " ~ muare mile. Cowhelle jangied. : Horns were blown Rusiness was {@Mspended. W.itkers poured from ~. plfice buildings into the rain. that ™. fell intermittently. Motor trucks back-fired. m Traffic throughout downtown m™ Snaried hopelessiy and traffic: of- ®. ficers just crinred. =e [Impromptu parades were in- * @Qulged in. Trucks brought workers ae from industry who abandoned their | abors. Cheers. Evervwhere din Renewal After The uproad subsided somewhat at the dinner hour. only to break out anew in the downtown about 7:30 p. m. when a downpour of Train had ceased. Automobiles Packed the husiness distriet in an even greater miass than in the aft- ernoon. The municipat bMmidge « poured a rean: from | lilincis, svmpathetic neighbors Coming to eniov the outbursts of din into a great roar. Telephone Wires Jammed. Persons rushed for But the noise was oe ‘and quickly choked service. ifaster than wires, ispreading the tidings whistles ‘jong toots of steam ‘gan. ‘people “into the streets. Automo)- biles suddenly lost their —horns going, mufflers out, back- firing, exhaust whistles the afr. Back-firing is ‘mobiles, but who Trivers raced their motors, off ignition without stopping the flow of gasoline and by quickly turning on the tgenition again caused the ‘deafening backfire that was to ‘continue for hours. injurious to auto- cared Dinner e)uft The descent of paner had become blizzard. Just enough wind hlowing to give it circulation. Railway Exchange Building enveloped and from Twelfth In stead? 4! tO It was appeared | the | game vigor tact, they cried: ‘‘Hold ‘em, hoid!their tasks. ' efishift Al} | ' ! } telephones | such to spread the news to the ontskirts | scenery, appeared on W ashington ‘at City Hall burst and the shrill a baseball bat for scepter. be. standards had been erected on the} PRISONERS CHAINED TO WALLS’ for President DENN NN ow we * bo ONS ence v Sx LL. ee ee eee ee eee ee ee ee the outpouring of officially released from At those hours, how- the rain had become a down- The crowds went home and between 5:30 and downtown streets with thousands ever, pour. for two 7:36 -&. hours m.. the outburst. the a conmiplexion. costumes began 10 appear and there were marching groups with banners. Trucks, with make- decorations, appeared. There occasional After took on tesque celebration Gro.- dinner, new ‘He Also Files Similar Action! Thief Takes Advantage of Ex-| Against Wife, Who Charges | ‘and son of the late James J. Hill, | , ploneer ‘ing ‘Hill vears ‘her down. i . . |discretions ' * New as , tions out.|nearly were deserted except for an | ‘is 45. Hill was bardly less no‘se, but the car- | nivsa] spirit took hold. “s1ornsby for President.” One group of 690 vouths peared, wearing red paper hats Automobiles raucously spread janq exhibiting a banner: “Hornsby Cardinals | | while he | Hill the A to and for the Cabinet.” is used tong truck, as haul stage | Walter ap- | Him With Cruelty. “By the Associate Presa. ST.| PAUL, Minn.. Walter J. Hill, St. Paul 25.— Sept. millionaire railroad builder, and his wife Pauline S. Hill. are plaintiffs in divorce filed almost simultaneously:in widely separated actions, Each charges and Mrs. Hill in her complaint. filed here vesterday, alleges that her husband has heen unfaithful. Hill’s action was filed at Butte, Mont. Mrs. Hill Oct. 16 fand asks $5 as temporary and permanent ali- mony. She ‘declared her husband has an annual income of $250,000 and owns property worth between $4,500,000 and $5,000,000, She asks that he be enjoified from dis- posing of any of his property. The Hills were marriéd in New York City, Dec. 11, 1922, and dur- most of the time since, Mrs. charges. her husband has her in a cruel manner. aboard Hill’s yacht eruelty hearing 000% monthly requests 4@ treated W hile ago. attacked two Hill his wife, knocking they were at a hotel in geles she was so severely beaten that she was confined to for four davs under the care of nurse. Specific a in- in instances of alleged on the part of Hill York, St. Paul and N. D. are cited in A chorus girl and a woman known “Blanche R.,” both of tition. with an unnamed woman at Hill’s hunting lodge at Lakota. Hil] is 41 years old and Mrs. Hill) former | Hil) and has a son bv a marriage Mrs. Hill has a riage Defendant Two Years Alienation Suit. 1» the Agpsociated Presa. BILLINGS. Mont., Sept. J. Hill was defendant $200,000 alienation suit here Ago in 25.— in a two years ago, brought by Frank Gott-| lob Jt, CGottlob’s complaint charged that was absent from home. met Mrs. Gottlob at Livings- ‘ton, Mont., and won her affections. avenue, filled with 25 individuals in | grotesque costumes about the Ten bombs throne of a massive, big man, with Fight truck and to each was attached a Now buildings were pouring out/Street car gong and they clanged ‘incessantly. A 300-pound fan with fat, black | destina- |, ‘tion and began to crwse aimlessly cigar, was attired in flapper dress | the of was night was an ‘settled out of court. ‘the settlement were made public. | Punishment for 12-Hour Matiny in | ‘pose is used for hospital treatment. ' medicine ending above his knees. He blocked | splitting traffic in the Grand avenue thea- ter district. A downtown florist 6e out an automobile with a representation a baseball player affixed to the radiator. From his bat dangled side of bacon. In the tonneau was a huge replica of a flaming cardinal. Girls f{n the car scat- tered roses to the crowds. carried Jack Hendr'cks, of the Cincinnati t The favorite headgear kind ca ni a manager effigy. for the eam. ib \ of a straw hat | Sixteen prisoners, the later transferred Mont., and was The suit was to Park County, ee — — _ ——————e Tennessee Jail. By the Associated Press. NASHVILLE, Tenn., full list at the Carter County fall, ' ton, slept last night chained to the Another. broken | jai] walls and wearing ankle chains and mutiny ended when the Sheriff brought a fire hose into play. General dissatisfaction, fomented ‘by five Federal prisoners, is blamed Demands for bet- ter and the freedom of the corriders being refused, they be- Zan the systematic destruction of water pipes, electric wiring and for the mutiny. food SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926_ Sues Son of James J. Hill for Divorce : UN OF JAMES I HILL ‘STEALS $2000 DURING SUED FOR DIVORCE PENNANT CELEBRATION: Miss Louise A. Boyd, of San Rafael, Calif., and TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS J | ; ; _—- 51.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH citement to Rob Franklin Association Office. into the Association, Slipping Franklin feeders’ Union, ing, Seventh and Chestnut at 4:30 p. m. yesterday celebration of the Cardinals’ nant victory was engaging } the 7 *) Streets, while t pen- nearly ‘ ya saw everybody's attention, a robber ob- | | after 4104) distinction of having been the first tained $2000. John G. Warrington Hartford , Secretary-treasur- of street ‘er of the association: his son, John (taining the money, as ‘was there pay CLEVELAND MAN IS ARRESTED the complaint declares, | She also said that while | [I.os An- her bed. ; who Lakota, | the complaint. | New | York, are named in Mrs. Hill’s pe-| which also alleges indiscre- | : | officers H., 10 years old, and Miss Louise Matthews of 3725 Oak Hill avenue, were at the window, watching the street crowds. robber, who was musked with a bandanna handkerchief and carried | a revolver, made them stand in a corner, after forcing Miss thews to move a desk obstructing the gate In a railing Then went through th and directly to a desk drawer con- if he had its location. was insured, pressfeeders’ he e gate advance knowledge of The money, which to, cash checks. HERE ON BAD CHECK CHARGE Denies Anything Criminal in Ohio Transaction and Is Freed on $2000 Bond. Sherman, his residence Hotel, a telegram from (jraul Cleveland, William said Westgate terday on of Police 56 years was Oo! uel Ungerleiter, a retired brewer of Cleveland. He gave bond of $2000 for appearance when Cleveland arrive to return him to that city. ' rested No details of) Sept. 25.— | manacles following a 12-hour: (ing, ‘daughter and son by a former mar-, 5 -and bonds, ‘anything | disabled |World War are being solicited to- Sherman was arrested at the of- fices of the Sterling Construction Co., 1215 Internationnl Life Build- of which he is an employe told Detective Krone, him, that out of a business deal in connection with the purchase of some stocks and denied there criminal in He tion. Fred Engelhorn, 7111 South Broad- way. FORGET-ME-NOT SALE FOR DISABLED VETERANS TODAY Money Collected to Provide Hospi- tal Treatment, Medicine and Other Necessaries. Collections for the relief of needy American veterans of the day through the sale on the streets ‘and in buildings of forget-me-nots. Money contributed for this pur- and necessaries for dis- veterans without provide for themselves. a ble ds means to 'Money obtained by this means las: Elizabeth. | vear provided aid during the year for 1738 men. The cause has been indorsed by Mayor Miller and is sponsored by a citizens’ committee headed by for- mer Mayor Kiel. “GENE, ARE YOU HURT?” FIRST QUERY OF TUNNEY’S MOTHER Didn’t Believe Son Could Weather Dempsey’s Blows. Neighbor Says. She office of the! Press- | Calumet Builld- | the cashier, | /made the voyage on Roald Amund- | 'sen’s old supply ship, Hobby. With | The ,man of San Mat- | ‘tude, Miss Boyd return | West The robber escaped. dress, old. the | Was arrested yes-| Chief | ae which said Sherman had passed a | worthless check for $3090 on Sam-| American Girl Tells of Killing 29 Polar Bears: Party, Which Included Two Other Women, Were Six Weeks in Arctic By the Ass(ciated Press. LONDON, Sept. 25.—Experienced | hunters doff their to! polar hats _ Miss Louise A. Boyd of San Rafael, | Cal., who has returned to London) u six-weeks’ trip into To Miss Boyd belongs the the |} Arctic. set foot Land. woman to Franz-Josef upon desolats to which she; Wiiss Boyd were Miss Janei Cvle- | Francisco, and Count ao@ Countess Rivadavia, friends of Kiny Alfonse of Spain. : From the 80th degree north lati- | i with the’! pelts of 29 polar bears, six "of | which she shot in one day. This, {it is considered, is enough to turn envious any Arctic |bunter. Sitting in the drawing room of a. End hotel, the slim American | clad in modish KkKnee-length | told the Associated Press a story of Arctic exploits which would, credit to any male big game. | hunter, Reached Franz Josef Group. | Miss Boyd chartered the Hobby ,to carry h-r game shooting party) of four into the ice fieids beyond |Spitzbergen. The Hobby satled from Tro. isoe July 29. kept a northeasterly course between Spitzbergen and Nova Zembla in the ice-filled sea where rarely penetrate Fogs, it~ and storms , girl, , tad Island, one group. It was Bell Franz-Joseph Hobby nosed her way leads in the ice in Sound untH 60 degrees, 26 minutes, the ~essel was forced ly ice barrier to turn back. The Hobby -then sighted. of the who ar-| the charge grew |} wae | the transac- | His hail bond was sighed by | a an earlier Italian geodetic survey expedition. “The islands here,” said Miss Bovd, “with their dome-shaped, glacier-covered mountains, were in remarkable contrast to Spitzber- gen's jagged peaks. But even here the brief Arctic summer brings forth vegetation. In sheltered spots there were plenty of white and yellow flowers of the anemone ranuncilus family blooming, and the islands were positively alive DENIED VOICE IN BUSINESS, HE.SAYS; ASKS RECEIVERSHIP °? — holders Voted Him Out of Col- only Vintages, Inc. ample Alleging he had been deprived of any voice in a business which ‘he had helped develop as a part- iner, Mux Kader patitioned the Ctr- cuit Court yesterday for a tempo- irary receivership for Colony 'tages, Inc.. dealers in flavoring ma- | terials, syrups and cordials at 2714) | Locust street. The petition relates that Rader jand William Davis, now president iof the company, had devel@bed the. business as a partnership, and that on Sept. 1 it was incorporated with | a paid up capital of $25,000, Rader \of a total of 29 bears. guns of the The vessel | shipping Hh alternated | until Aug. 15, when land was first | aia ( The through | Nightingale | an Arctic | skirted Prince | George's Land and the party made. landing at Cape Flora, where a) |large stone marked the sojourn of land Max Rader Alleges Fellow Stock- | Vin- | with guils. any other life | | ; ; ’ ’ ) i ; ’ ' ' There was no sign \of | Nothing remained ' of the huts erected 30 years ago by | the Jackson-Harmsworth exposi- tion. Killed Bear at 40 Yards. “Our best shooting was between seventy-eighth and seventy- There I got 11 out f‘ount Riva- weighing Mine only the ninth degrees. davia shot a giant, than 1000 pounds. eraged 800 pounds.’ Miss Boyd told “av- modestiv of her > TWO MEN AND DEAD IN ONE DAY'S Driver of Dirty Ford Coupe, Who Ran Down Frank Fernstaedt, 83, and Fied, Sought by Police. Two elderly men and a boy of 8 ‘are dead from injuries suffered in more | achievement in killing an infuriat- | ed bear at a range of 40 yards. “It was a lucky shot in throat,”’ she said, “but 1 had @ nar- row escape. Bears move at an in- credibly fast pace, they are charging over the ice, and the great thing for a person to do is to keep cool,” The alive. once five will captured Rivadavia party Count pre- The others will be given to a tinental menagerie. Seals scarce. Only three came under the party. A few whales were seen spouting. Says She Will Return. Miss Boyd said her only pointment during the trip was the entire absence of the walrus, which the party had hoped to hunt. The women of the party wore high boots, breeches, sweaters and eavy coats and fur caps with ear , old. the at & p. m., automobile accidents yesterday. The @iver of a dirty Ford coupe. who fled from the scene after be had knocked down and fatally in- rank Fernstaedt, $83 years barber, 1518A Linton street. at Broadway and Talcott fured na street, is being sought by the po- cubs ! lice. Fernataedt died four: hours later of fractured skull and pelvis at city hospital Joseph Missing, 86, retired cab- inetrnaker, was killed outright at 9:30 a. m. by an automobile truck /operated by John Casey, chauffeur. disap- | - sent one of them to King Alfonso. | of 4157 Rosalie place, at Sarsfeld con- | were - place and Cass avenue. A daugh- ter of Missing. Mra. Joste Dett- weiler, 1636A North Nineteenth street, claimed the body at. the. Morgue, after {t had lain several! hours unidentified. Casey was ar- rested. Raymond Simpson, 8, son of Al- bert and Bertha Simpson, 1707 North Twelfth street, died of frac- ‘tured skull and pelvia at city hos- pital at 1:40 a. m. today. At 1 p m. yesterday he was struck near . Thirteenth and Clinton streets by flaps as a p-otection against frost- | |George Platz, chauffeur, 4415 Sac- Tramento avenue, who was arrested. HARRY E, WUERTENBAECHER bite. The temperature, however. not fall below 11 degrees of frost, Fahrenheit. For days the ship was encased in a two-inch coating of ice. The worst part of the trip came! after a fruitless attempt to land on | Hope Island, a lonely rock south- | east of Spitzbergen. tossed Hobby had a Arctic night, which had set in after Aug. 24. Miss Boyd took film, besides 700 photographs of Arctic scenery. She has sent her bearskins back to her home in Cali- fornia. She plans an extended tour of the continent. “T shall be sailing for California at the end of October or early -in November,” said Miss Boyd, “but I revel in the cold. I have got the ,Arctic lure and will certainly go North ageen.” ; 21,000 feet of ’ j — —— ee oe on ee each 2” Four Davia shares. rec‘iving 1 remaining The storme- | perilous vyoy- | are back to Tromsoe through the | an automobile truck operated hy DIES FOLLOWING OPERATION Diabetes Caused Death of Presi- dent of St. Touts Brewing Association. + Harry F. Wuertenbaecher, 55 years old, president of the St. Louis Brewing Association, died last night at St. John's Hospital, fol- lowing an operation for the re-— moval of a carbuncle. Diabetes was given as the cause of death. Mr. Wuertenbaecher was born in St. Louis tn 1871 and was educated |_Academy here. fn the public schools and at Smith His business ca- reer was begun as a salesman for the A. C. L. Haase Fish Co. Tater he became connected with the 8&8. Louis Brewing Association, in. which his advancement was rapid | At the time of his death he not ' ; only was president of the associa- tion, but also of the Chouteau_ Ave- -’! nue Iee and Cold Storage Plant shares} and the Prudential Fixture -Co, rteag to Henry 8S. Jannon, H. Gor-' eoncerns affiliated with the brew- don Cohen and Frank FE. Hose. Rader asserts that hie fellow stockholders, |jority, elected thainselves directors, voted him out of office as secretary ‘and denied him any part in the nanagement of the business. Lightning Stuns Woman in Home. Mrs. Betty Empree, 53 years old, was knocked down and stunned when lightning struck her home, i | i i ' ing association. Mr. Wuertenbaecher {fs survived by their slight ma-}by his widow, Mrs. Phillipine Wuer- tenbaecher; one son, Harry EF Wuertenbaecher Jr... and two brothers, Edward and John J. Wuoertenbaecher. Woman Found Dead From Potsdén. Bye the Asecctated Preae. . DENER, Colo., Sept. 26.—Police today are investigating the death ‘by poison of Mrs. Kathleen Bald- /2107 Obear avenue, at’ 3:15 p. m. | | yesterday. ‘house, adthree-story structure, caus- ing $15 damage to roof fore firemen arrived, Mre pree suffered slightly from shock, but otherwise injured. the hea. was not The bolt set fire to the | ' | Eem-| win, wife of A. M. Baldwin, New York business man, whose body | was found Thursday in a down- town hotel. Mrs. Baldwins re- turned to the hotel eartier this week from a hospital where ehé underwent treatment for two days. aeeesenseieaealianiiendll furniture Lodge Will Fducate Ohildren. the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ‘supreme grand lodge of the J[n- ‘dependent Order of Odd Fellows /has approved a recommendation of its auxiliary, the Rehekah As-| sembly, for a fund to defray the of higher education for any '§ child of an Odd Fellow or a mem- ber of the Rebekahs destrous of a college education. The action was, said to affect more than 1,000,000 children, ‘Fourth the air of Olive street can- A cable-laVing crew of five men } Offices be the appeared with a Ford tractor haul- | ‘thousands had been storing waste ing —" cable wane. They a poo ‘paper for days It. was turned atsratypiecs.. en. tae frame | loose by the basket-full the | cable er with hammers am ‘supply Nasted for nearly three ail pia: oe wena — of the ' ' ant : “or he. actor Waved large red flag. hours. Adding maghine papet ; , eame long serpentines that floated Fire Alarms Add to Din. down in curling grace to entangle theaters were dis- themselves upon trolley wires. The persing their capacity crowds into ‘pavement was papered white. Re-/Grand boulevard, someone tele- jeurring showers made the bits of phoned in an alarm of fire. The ‘paper pasty and when they alight- clanging arrival of the fire appa- ‘ed upon the hoods and tops ofiratus stimulated the genera] tur- ‘automobiles. ther stuck. giving a) moil at Grand and Washington [t is desired to detrain the play- lerazy-quilt appearance. Two other false alarma were turned ers at Union and Lindell boule- Oe grove ocelebrants {n-/in during ‘the night, one from 4 vards and to parade them before| a gel a but they poured|Spring and Easton avenues, the. po the countless thousands that would pe again the | inetant that the); other from Marcus and Bessie ave- @ turn out for such a welcome. 5 Se nensed. The paper in) nues. ; — Rogers Hornsby and ithe streets became mush, but the Mixed up in one batch of paper : oe re wees Pent Pe WUE cen | ‘Hing crowds bought its Cardinal tossed from the Railway Fixchange * , rom a telegram in response tuilding was the top of an ink- eto one sent by Jack H. Grosse, | wntinned to wade un and down|well. It struck Francis Dulaney. aig fheyte resister and chairman of the | streets Automobiles from the 71 years old. on the head, cut- stl? :, + Mayor's Committee for the Recep- ‘residence districts began to come |ting it. : ten. Grosse had wired Hornsby j4,, and all the main arteries down- Rogers was pictured Be Yesterday of the great celebration pee hecame stalled lines of autos. 'in fireworks at the Greater St | . 3 peat was in progress here. Horn8-/|onoce horns never let up Louis Exposition last night. Sev- | |; py ee wees - | Outburst Renewed in Evening. ra! thousands celebrated Cardinal iim on ee eee | Business virtually was suspended, fae aaganhe teint amo arog noise- ee and demonstration ||. + that when the ~_ ers es seg s ecause of our victory. losing time at 5 and 5:30 arrived. The Cardinals’ victory caused Pe We al] wish we had been home to| 5 oi hration would take on new/the greatest telephone congestion . enjoy it. Thanke.”’ 7 bee year lipeeo PA in the experience of the telephone. pebert Newman. company. Within a short time | insurance | § | > gtlesman and intimate friend of WHAT SUNDAY'S | {iafter the blow!ng of whistles be- P_*he Cardinal manager. has gone) ~~ - _— “nt . Jd /=' New York as the committee's | | POST-DISPA TCH S| calls from downtown ex . ; changes were coming at the rate th. Reeeentative to try to persuade, REAL ESTATE AND Siof 45,900'an hour. Long distance, Pe"ornsby to let the city give the : 27 » calls doubled in number instantly. Players an ovation upon thelr re- | W ant Directo1 1e8 S itn 'Coin phones through the buainess | ve ge President Rreadon has de- Will contain may be judged by the i district became alive. B® .. "4 to make any decision, following & “T, Virtually the first official act of | pe Pat te strictly un to Hornsby.” =10,300 Offer 10, ers ah ‘the Board of Aldermen yesterday | _* said Printed Last Sunday chy folks, grown juvenile - Rearly midnight before the tast of the crowd left the downtown streets and much iater whe: the clang of the last cowbe!l was heard. Somewhat breathless, but its ardor for the team still unsatts- fied, the city today began plans | © welcome the team home Mon- » day night, Oct. 4, after its first ™¥9 world serics games in New eiork with the Yankees. The first Orid series game here will be played Tuesday, Oct. 5 Reception Up to Hornsby. Py the Associated Press, NEW YORK, Sept. 25.—"Gene, | tell me the truth; are you hurt?” | This was the question Mrs. J. J. Tunney, mother of the heavyweight a champion of the world, asked her son over the telephone when he called up to tell her of his victory, | according to Mrs. John Kennedy, ay neighbor. who was at the Tunney home. “Mother. I K/ INE the dictates of fashion. The dinner coat suit or : the full dress suit must Tailoring Co. be a part of the occasion ? North 6% St. when formality rules. ‘yon was a-whirl. - > of By 9 & BEOPR 4. > and ww. The Greater St. Louis» EXPOSITION ONLY 2 MORE DAYS | Special Events Daily! Special Attractions. Free Amusements! Free Dancing Each Evening! EACH AFTERNOON AND EVENING Sensational Free Entertainment in Every Section of Grounds THE MENDOZAS in their Spectacular “Globe of Fate” VULCANDO, Strong Man of the Age THE TIP-TOP SIX, Aerial Acrobats ARABIAN TROUPE of Sensational Performers = Greatest Auto Show in America, No Extra Charge IN THE AMUSEMENT ARENA SENSATIONAL SHAM BATTLE GORGEOUS FIREWORKS AWE-INSPIRING FEATS OF HORSEMANSHIP BY DARE-DEVIL COSSACK RIDERS All of This at Greatly Reduced Prices Admission to Amusement Arena, 25c ; Admission to Grounds, 50c COME TO THE EXPOSITION it Just when the | - cost haven't. even A ccratch. T'll be home as soon as Y- get a little rest,” was Gene Tunney’s reply, Mrs. Kennedy said. a ee ee Seen THE MAN WE WANT Is about 25 years of age, or older; preferably married. He has a few years’ experience, but has not yet found the line of business he is willing to make his life work. He is, perhaps, a college graduate, but above all a man of character and stability, am- bition and the energy to carry through. We will train the right man and help him to build an income that will grow yearly. Apply to FRANK M. SEE, Manager Union Central Life Insurance Company 520 National Bank of Commerce Building t o ivtictorvy buttons from hawkers and rye Hornsby ~ + KR, es rare Unien Boulevard at Pershing Avenue ive here this Fall! your home in the finest Residential Hotel Apart 8 in St.Louis, Every type and kind of acepmmodation furnished or unfurnished ... with or without hotel — pe. 2t0 14-room apartments. . . also single hotel rooms. _ Special Features Dear underground garage in separate buildings, each with private eievators and lobby service for furnished epart- available by the hour for appeared = , wed oo % G6 WHS OG WHS De VES oS" Abd 2 Oo WE: roo % ' Chinese Cloisonne Ware This highly artistic and col- orful ware is presented in Match Boxes, Cigarette a a oe aa a 22 WES SG Ved \ J Yarn rare , 4 I LP wv. tl,» Z ASC 4 > 2a q a - r “'’ na Aiso a commissary, beauty parlor, drug store and flower saa available to guests of both The —_—— | upon reassembling after the sum- Three Out. and Then— mer vacation, was to unanimously ewes had been gathering ‘pass a resolution of praise for Boxes, Ash Trays, Compotes, |? before the radio in 26 places ‘' Hornsby and the Cardinal team. A | : town for many days as the 2icopy of the resolution was 4is- | an fo Jars, and Vases—just the i Bant race grew tighter and |'patched to Hornsby. | . i.e) . | d d - | : ~ ul an eco E De@red it close, but yesterday num- fe afc things for usef | Another followed from Mavor Ras Were doubled when Cincia- | Miller today in which he said that | rative gifts. The prices are |.“ lost the first game to Phila- ithe city was proud of the team and : .felphia and it became possible by dliending: ‘Weare anxiously awalt- | quite moderate. eYictory in New York for the Car- §!ing your return.” p@inals to end the tension. | rv. 8 p eet Officer Falls Dead. The crowds acted just ; 70 F | TOR’ KEAVENWORTH, Fan.. 8portsman’s Park crowds. ORs 5 PMA Ce yal Senate and Congress. Every ment has a view over Forest AS teen ~ tage NG LOCO LP ll Leal el LLP ah aaa fad add we Situations Wanted Help Wanted Rusiness Opportunities For Sale and Wanted Autos. Horses. Vehicles Rooms and Board Houses. Ftc.. for Rent.......% Real Estate and Farms....... Lost and Found Financia! Investigate Today! y for occupancy in October. Apartments are leased now. Call on us and see all the advan- s Senate or Congress living offers you. Your } places you under no obligation. IBASSADOR INVESTMENT CO., Owners SAM KOPLAR, President wv » 4 a at ~ * e 4 a C+» + ——s ¢ lik fe They | ~~ ie * - 4 ‘ao v4 LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI officera near here vesterday. He came here a few weeks ago from : , Camp Holabird Md. The POST-DISPATCH printed MORE than TWICE as many Want Ade as the OTHER Sunday nowepaper. Pe Prd BA A EP LA ell A AA A Representative on premises. Furnished apartments heered the Cardinal bats that? | Instruction ('Sept. 25.—Maj. John M. Ritchie, i - , . | ‘ - > a « now ready to be shown. , royed a first-inning New York Miscellaneous (| 44 years old, U. 8. A., fell dead . TIONS | reatest Event Since the Werld’s Fair 45 — see bnd. They cheered each suc- . ve inning when Sherdel beat! me Giants back. They cheered for wv? “yy . “ . ‘ ia ;, et Aa . : ANE A NT NAY AV TV yt SI I re. 56 ARH CARAS ES Rie. - a Ps

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH YANKEES LEAD BROWNS IN FIRST GAME OF DOUBLE- HEAD} A RN RI ee —_ By Jack Alexander, Of the Post-Dispatch Sport Staff. SPORTSMAN’'S PARK, Sept. ce: —~Manager Huggins threw He Pennock, préeinier left hander, against the Browns game of this afternoon's doubile- header in an effort to clinch the American League pennant Tom Zachary. veteran southpaw was again named by Manager Sis ler. Huggins said he would probab. : Start Hoyt in the second gam: A double victory would ass! DD charts the Yankees of the right to nie Heutaiy 5 the St. Louis Cardinals in the 19-2 ' world series, but two reverses wouid leave Cleveland still in the race. The game YAARKEES — Combs walked. Meusel lined to Rice. Ruth struck ut. Gehrig walked. Lazzeri flied to Rice. NO RUNS. BROWNS — Bennett popped to Dugan. Koenig threw out Rice. Sisler was safe on Koenig’s fumble. Miller popped to Dugan. NO RUNS. SEOOND INNING. YANKEES — Koenig singled over second. Dugan sacrificed. Sis- ler unassisted. Severeid ‘lied to Bennett. Pennock walked. Combs also walked, filling the bases. Meu- se] fouled to Schang. NO RUNS. BROWNS — McManus flied to Ruth. Schang popped to Koenig. Robertson grounded to Gehrig. NO RUNS. THIRD INNING. YANKEES—Ruth walked. Geh- rig hit a grounder to Gerber and zeri sacrificed. Zachary to Mce- Manus, on first. Koenig singled to center, scoring Ruth and Gehrig Dugan flied to Rice. Severeid sin- gied to right. sending Koenig to third. McManus threw out Pen- neck. TWO RUNS Koenig. Rice grounded to Lazzeri. POURTH INNING. YANKEES — Combs drew his third straight walk. Meuse] flied to Bennett. Ruth singled to right sending Combs to third Gehrig singled to right, Combs scoring and MeManvus singled to fm. Schang Was Call gcoul on strikes NU RUNS. ee the Associated Press Alabama 54, Millanp 0. Heward College 7. Marten Wili- tary Inetitute 0. Duqueene t. 1% Westminaeter College 0. ° West Virag'’nia VUeslevan nm, zs Salem (College 06. Normal ERG oR PEN N A N T FIRST INNING. ears beeen tet PRESENT STANDINGS. ai i a te on a a ec a ‘Nothing Could ‘Cardinals Seem to Have Edge on Yankees, Their Probable Series Rivals Greyhound Track | Has Tough Opposition Tonight - maw om Bee Martin Will CARDINALS—Douthit singled te Make Debut at | worth singled scoring | Vick c........ | Douthit. Toporcer ned *e Jackoun Thevenow as hworth was doubled off | KEEN P } first, Jackson to Terr ‘ley grounded to Thompson. Cleveland wins two, tomorrow: Have Made Me Happier’ -Breadon '7-Year Task Finished — Series Tickets in Mail York wins two Cleveland breaks even: Tete eet ehh sl oooonon Bi; MOonS Ril moowe GIANTS—Mueller fouled to Bot- If Cleveland wins two and New worth. Thompson flied York breaks even: - fm In a Prolonged Fight Against | Mueller If.....5 Waxed Stronger While can League, Has SECOND INNING. CARDINALS—Bell grounded to. ‘Lindstrom 3b... 5 left. Thompson 2b 5 o™” | Terry a aes Hafey singled | Viex popped to Terry. Another star performer makes} tf € the Madison yap New York wins two Cleveland loses two: teadily reahhe| GIANTS=—Holm went | field for St. Louis.. Terry ground-|Tysom cf...... Carter flied to Jackson ss. aa lied to Douthit. NO | _ ee Nationa] aria pennant won, the first 1888, the Cardinals wil! which Hornsby’s the New York Yankees, under whom Hornsby = #) ‘Made me happier Cleveland wins two: to Bottomley ; “—— world’s series is the dog, and eee Sceceaegcagaie to acknowledge the con THIRD INNING. CARDINALS—Thompson | out oe — cagsutet out Douthit. | with such as Dreadnaught, Reigning Regent, rinning his initial star He is entered in race over the futurity oh eee eee ee A both runners were safe when Ger- ber threw poorly to second, Laz- ; Today’ Ss IF Table Law e N WN Om et ee leew Wed Ow w& ere ~ = | ~ tN ~ ae : es ~ v e Ce | al bil here are bright. NATIONAL LEAGUE. SEMI-MONTHLY MARKS OF CARDS AND YANKS | aii in i a a a a ee ae a . egg OA Pe kson flied to Ha- Cummings singled to center. | 100001008 Cummings! NEW YORE 0o0o00 123284 who also owns Scott singled hurdlers Monclair. White Diamond and ig tr Machine. At CARDINALS Cincinnati a oe grounded tO Pitisburg Koenig. Zachary singled to center. Chicage Bennett force of Zachary, Gehrig to New Vork Brookisn Boston . Philadelphia out Lindstrom. FOURTH INNING. CARDINALS — Toporcer rate Nationals exhibi id comeback — $8 rw n sluggers—Man- Aegan Pa m Bot- S88SI ZARB i) od r R ogers Horn | grounded to Lindstrom. GIANTS—Thevenow "FST RACES ripe at vn ay eset tata successfully. Pct. Today. Today. three-sixteenths this race ‘he wil] New York Oleveland ___. Ruth going to third. Lazzeri sent Philadelphia a sacrifice fl vto Rice, tuth scor- Washington ing. Koenig fouled to Sisler. TWO Chicago . RUNS Pcie wUUBenaan S8lsr8 no doubt find the sbi UND KACE—About ae FIFTH INNING. CARDINALS—Hafey singled Vick flied to Teen! ' geri to a ae | Scott threw out Heen. | CIATED —Seamnen bent out hit into a double *Clinched peanant. for Heine Mue!- These seats wil! Marshall's Ribbon Detreit . RROWNS-- K 0+ ni£ threw aut a Sisier. Miller rountey to ‘Dugan. . con and Negotiation, M. QU — These two wieetien what tle Washer is figured by the ex- Yesterday’ 5 on Started None Too Weil. = Martiow esc: Mariner and Dones ss hit a home run le FU |into the lower ene in right. Muel- ! p;, Lindstrom | P Om pes Mueller going to | Thompson singled to right, | Terry grounded | tree (Cardinals 6-12-@, New lerk 4- i3-. : Foot! il Scores. and O'Farre!!; (-reenfield and Florence. Philadelphia 9-13-0, 2-7-0 Willeughby Meeker, cinnati the fifth event. | Bailey, another tm- MeQuillan. Rarne«. Melksham Bill | singled to right, ll el ee | | | uf, will be introduced in this | sco! ring Mueller. Nehf and Picinich. Gehrig, Lazzer Philadelph im 4-106. At Hawthorne, Seeoctated Press FIRST RACE—Five and The hurdle ev SIXTH INNING. CARDINALS—Douthit may see Mow- | Texas Hobo in lLvene. Noichr Pittsburc at Beaten, postpened: rain. who covered first. Douthit going to SECOND MUNY CONTEST SET FOR R TOMORROW to win pring od scoring Douthit. cuaders seeamed of Plena Brince aise also ran. 4 AT BEULAH PARK Weather, raining: track, iated Press y. RACE. Five ‘and one-half % Tonight’ s Entries. — . Seen ates =n GIANTS—Carter fouled to Vick a) recovered with Yanks’ Outfield Has Experience. | the advantage Jackson beat out a grond- |er to Thevenow, Tyson stopping at. Cumniings walked, filling | the bases. Scott singled : 'scoring Tyson and Jackson. Cum. || mings stopping at second. | ler popped to Toporcer. singled to right, scoring C ummings. | Thompson singled to center, Scott |stopping at third, Terry lined to/ THREE RUNS. SEVENTH INNING. CARDINAS—Hafer flied to Car- Vick flied to Mueller. ogg Chicage. pest- ch ‘ca sega . Thus the season's record shows York gets into the world’s series. ion Pieahan have been on the up- ti i te de dh a i tee i i i i aa a Who’s a Baseball: lie a ne pe RACE. = “a _ Te: ) 4 Ea —One Le A rnd! came pennant world's series mil! en th inal og experience But Douthit ana Hafey are yvoung who are apt to break up any . ¢ r Doge. 5 ierH RAC B—Five-sixcea ha mile: Yanks Progress Backward. : Bras mis BETLAH PARK Then the catch Bob O'Farrell. the best receiver in baseball. Sout? hern Pacific. ‘Shen GIANTS—Clough went Sixth race—To Dango. At Havre de Weather, clear: track, § By the Associated Pree» _ FIRST RACE—Five and APPLICATIONS BEING TAKEN FOR TICKET FOR ARMY-NAVY GAME bunted safely. center and on Douthit’s wild | to third, Carter scored and Tyson! Jackson was out. | Bottomley to Clough, who covered |. Tyson scored on Cummings | Tyson singled (bris’sen, Reds Seen one of the Yankee weaknesses |Teached second. Collins and Sereretd can Reis ening Reg. rt. “E—Onequarier mule: Brewn. Boston Leader a2 Year age Sistine’ eye Heavy Toll. Moe ing re Ww. with the Cardinal star EIGHTH INNING. ARDINALS—Thompson Thompson _— threw . Rest Hour aiso ras —— ee HAVRE — GRACE § have fvwe men world’s series fre Jones. Shawker The Cards have one. Manush. Tig’rs« +4 Chicago ene a nare | ates 9 rae: Se and Toes ee Ca beat out ai Leader a year ago , Catnip New York wil! ) sendin spin n Huggins’ sixth star is . Terry sent a sacrifice Lindstrom scoring. Thomp- LEADING HOME RU N HITTERS. Beast Bobbed Hair. ‘Fine oon and leet t Reth, Y ey By the Associated Press. FIRST RACE—rFive and Detie Dunba- (nalnes 7.60 Simmons, Athletics . sustained attack Tyson walked. Cummings drew the ass, forcing Thomp- - a ao , iilme. - 31. e Myster Lad And ‘ie and Rail Riders Bolly » ry as Mocrew Lazzeri. Yankees . hi Rhem this. season se. Williams. PRillies .. LEADIVG RUN N SCORERS. a percentage decreage almost every whereas, except jn one Cards show an third straight RUNS SCORED THIS WEEK BY BIG LEAGUE CLUBS NATIONAL LFAGTE. 3. MT OW. OT. OF. S. Tes. + ; - ; Thus indie ati ons are + thes the h to left, scoring Tyson and Jackson Ing will be a toss up batting over a season, New NINTH INNING. CARDINALS—Topercer ground ed to Thommpeen. Combs. Yankees NOt “always an nibehican ni 2 series of seven games. Selaine. the margin is slightly in favor of the Cardinals. eet bongs the P«t.Dieparch the Cardinals. a Ball club that was coming at the end of the rear. Botto mi] ley rah has a chance to a team appar- the downgrade. eo | Hater Rema to Gonintiniee iY. M.S. A. AUTO Estabditshed by Auto Dealers Association ts e ESE “"*nivnwedsde Ww Moetil White Sex Rice. Senatare wt Hanneficld. White Sox LEA DING PI PITCHERS. 1 cy Yanks probably have more world’s SSeetin k RACE feries exper'ence. Tw. TFS Pot. defeated Sandoval High yeutendas “eeo--uaeaa-.- @ AMERICAN LEAGUE New up under ffre. Haines. Cardinale... 12 Cardinals.... 20 two clubs, the Cardéesia seem to Bottomley. Horne. | Thevenow and Bel! {orm a bet- chav e@ the edge. @Stesuaa? Cw UeSQwae Se ~“D= > ew ~ UNNEY’S Credit Goe: ew Litle Ho He Made Bronson, Who Seconded ¢ y That Former Marine Inj First 30 Seconds of Fighting. By Johm E. Wray Sports Editor Post-Dis; PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-The mo the army of Dempsey pickers, route si Stadium. is today rapidly effecting re hed a counter attack. A picked corps forward under a barrage of explanatio »e issue is still in doubt—but ney is cham pien } that’ Aiso/get the fact that likely to remain champion ta of all the arguments, ail the! 5. we de and all the explanations. | San} peey may not again go to the pheents except when he batties in Kneckes courtroom with Jack Kearns. New ¥e may the best man win, say fans. That means Dempsey. «. piu) emen who backed Dempsey - @rew « Sto 1 are today busy paying ssente. and telling the winner how it Pittsber med Too iate, so the second Henry tell. they have diseoversd | Filipine. Dem per was beaten by oth-. celeritete than the former Marine, James tions had oh Tunney: that in the ring. | planned. Hing on the side of the chal- tribute t «were Father Time, O!d' heavywel Worry and Kid Rust. veloped. Tunney Deserves Credit. For no hey related that Dempsey Gene an % even half of himself ashe have bee fed through the rain to def4at. There points. The 199 per cent Demp- , title fight would have beaten Tunney in looked. rounds had the old punch. right eid judement of distance amid For tk oid confidence been there, we Aistory F told They do pot wish to notorious s give full credit to Tunney, COUNTEY, that he has won the title His long | is certain that Dempsey ‘-p Today red to have nothing but a big tom Of ~ ntee as he missed. floundered before t stood dazed and puzzled while 41x, but ' Ty, ¢ sg Us ae I. ot, mney poked at him with rights Small aro @ lefts from all angles, rarety JS: six. The never missing his target. Jack could not get “going. i we the ran ectiy true but whether Pa’ bers o et al. were the cause of thie GM! Sext whether Gene Tunney’s five) “2° ms of planning his masterty . One of ed battie. pius bis coolness attention methodical attack. were the = 20% ® } | former cham ion’s | He edintts display, will alwa ne mele a difference ef opinion. ‘brother's the writer's estimation it was of all the above factors | On | Caused Dempsey to crash, | He rate before he was able to hop/the alpha iB the first round. James Joa Injured Right Hand. One of ‘rom Jimmy Bronson. who sar- | at the riz Tuaney, one learns thrnt was notet Apsey indeed ought to be con-| knewn 1 tulating himself this moraiag legal and muse Tunney, with the fipst 39 Gertrude ids of the fight. jarred his' Malone mt hand so badly that it lost its’ agement | Iveness for the entire fight. | seems to! used jt again and again, / sey with | only once did he get all that he hae tax ould hehind if. ‘and he & Jem Par: grogery and tired from ' than Dem vattering riicht otherwtee | Tunney. have heen able to remain on | After p to the limis New York mprer is licking his wounds Malone Mantic City today They wil! received 4 he henlad Nearly a milifen big “bite” Mrs in money has proved a. for 20 wee care “Weill ts ney ‘« Foing hack *9 Strends- , countered = for a few days to rest up! And the !s country elub friends ang swam the Sore to New York for the | cabled off reception that is being: Se Gertz a Sens % itr next wre ~ by outside jor Jimmrm tes Walker. money. §: Credit Ie All Hi« Own. for the m mney yesterday could hardly leone expect ~ at all his efforts, all hie taken off “ng all his — predie~ swimming - : > oo ea eee ‘By the Amo First — | oe B. Practice ceniel During oii area t Week | Have Taken a | ap rs _ —— a oUt one Week remnaining | “© ©p*ning game of the and wp. Fr “i Towa State eleven -_Jonnon i ancis Fiela Pisin Washing- | Porter Bear Shady Brook ‘OF i : * a piety thetr ret | “Holecard : ‘mage practice today.’ . Pourt three .. te, eS ~ — “VOns under Coach Hig. “Litte Bas” SU per... io —— on *"'"200 are sche: | reduled te ‘lena “ F .6 ere . Cast ene aa fron. Mahan is stl mine-| Davee. a actice begause of fil- ees oo _* McDonald whe had! ; . °¢ from the halfeeck | Sua "re he won a “Ww fo a. Figg of ‘ment, ie opt witha tOFm | and uD, ae te | Potend .. di ho has been offering. fon aifbeck, is out with an/ Cave re: 4 * the right shoulder, and Brboig hefty tackle i* nure-. ote and ‘ered mouth. Clarence | | RQ be:- _ ess made during med = “as ben noticeable. Em - me °n interference methods has es Marked tmprevement. ‘'edual rounding inte condi per ecrimmage play The. mentary fi ST sweeping the ends even Coach E | Be =<

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ee a OT live Street Widening ¥ These Cars must go. o- DON’T SEI SELL YOUR CAR FOR A FOO. oe PRICE! Offer it in these columns and get the right price. “WG Roos: FOR | RENT—West _ Hight ines | SPECI REAL ES’'TE—WTD. TO BUY HAVE $50,000 C ASH city property on 20 pe city income. far care, diame EAUTOMOBILE FLATS FOR RENT j Cars | Bas mae _FLATS FOR RENT—West , 4424A-——P at: & rooms. new- modern: $65. (7) ‘ROOMS WITH emer no RU ort. 3058. A— Ss AT SEPTEMBER 25. 1908 UTOMOBILE Smears vy decorated ‘throughout; 2 re PHERSON. 4211— 4 rooms, gas ater r: will decorate: $50. Hiland O9OLK Sou NTH. 2614 me soit $5 ra 4040 Olive fi very, ~ NORTHWESTERN HOTEL gore gael 1303A——4 rooms, ga* newly decorated: $22.50. DELMAR. 557 i &— —Room lows (Of four room | hie 2011 8. Broadway. HUmbolt 30 = 2a: on ire : Take land as part VELMAR,. 4348-—-% paint oe Biel i nished housekeeping rooms. lst single horselkeening _ DELMAR. 5896—Third floor east: sate furnished light housekeeping f ge Euclid) NEW, FIREPROOE A Ane "MOD . MARCUS. peg pte mg floor, 5 rooms. ei! newly papered and painted. igiv-lt14 &——~+ t: only $7500: | BRADLEY: 6908—Pileacant rooms, modern home meee: NEW VON. DEL HOTEL Special weekly or month- newly decorated and qe chicken ‘and steak dinners. arties and banquets. ag aed “BOC Mar. vears with Je ane eens ear; carefully driven | Benjamin for his personal use; buy a new Safety Stutz JAMIN MOTOR CO. Loc Wway HUmbolt 207% ities _écP 1) GRAND. 6516 #—5-room ‘efficiency pe: - sr ¥r ~fiat, 4. faratly . modern il s. , ee HUmboit 5°07 ___ {81 SIXTH. 1S21 A. po large rooms; ane Flats, Apartments Wanted Sl Cenrable 4 rooms. = —— a newly decorated: reasonable. also #ingle room. steam -heated sleeping | if (7) Prices Slashed! = > THESE VALUES AND OUR-MOS8T LIBERAL TERN J, na ITHKGE SEDAN—1924 mode}; BELT. to10—-Nicely furnished room; ex- (¢e _cellent meals; private home i ABAN? aa sd bu ‘ RE mits NCE Wa DELMAR, 145—2 ach -Bboard "a lady: third (cS) 3637 —Hebtiy furnished cote incumbrance. —_— ch si or 2 gentiemen: al conveniences. 34444 rooms. and bern siteiaaiadiuaia etneen = ard- 3746-8 and 3 rooms. 5. bath, PAGE, 445V0UA-—-4 rooms, 000. r, 3 only &, Broadway. HUmbolt heat gas and electric: . hot-water heat: convenient to 9001 A— South front. double and board. (7) 00d shape: Brivis "K SEDAN : discount: ', 1926 FORD TUDOR SEDAN | new. new tires: our pri —~Fully equlpped; big DELM AR 3830——Beautifur sleeping Pei also nicely furnished housekeeping room, conventent to bat 7 SUBURBAN PROP’Y FOR SALE BU hog —One Time el CA TES. 5116—Zxtra front room: private family: 4517—4 rooms. ~~ hard- tile bath, steam heat; > ad ho. 8 ches KE-BU ERMANN, COUNTY'S. ‘FINEST EST COTTAGE Ln, 2 nd B rooms. bath. 4639—Connecting roubereeping | On ‘modern conveniences. c8) plenty (of shade: = HERE Tsed Car Auto Show KEOKUK, “ab oe 4s an I : | gee > w . acoter, 91 CLARENCE. re a Pp - rooms, strict MOON COACH—1926 model: bargain. | BUICK ' Duco paint. ATTENTION! MECHANICS. serviceable cars that need s)i ee decorated ; ts (o4) ae i, also Coatlen:: ‘terms to oul ow ner on ground. HUMELSHEIM, 4893—County: _rooma, bat h, gas, electric ; It ov iMIANA. | A. 5358—4 j and 4 i large rooms. rent vshanonble to eae tenant. - asonalbie. | Wacnier, 3 full S. Broadway. HU | SPRY owner, downstairs. } 5353A—6 beautiful upper rooms st. f ( DELMAR. 4304 Nice rooms, aaron floor, (93) tember 19 to 30 gw COLISEUM BUILDING 1ST AT JEFFERSON ADMISSION FREE ENRIGHT, 4601-2 connecting pe | well furnished; $8; garage. ENRIGHT. emer a front reom ! or couple; wisees og | el) 192 ¥ 3, mode] 45: ro rated; gas. electric, path rage a a any Lindell 5631. DELMAR. be ¥ 30 to Sn” board: t sun besver. elec: MADISON, 2306—3 Fr rooms, water, tric and gas. hot. (el) | thing modern: 4.2Ha W.—d rooms | Forest 3R2 ice6) ag $5500. Hox R 7-room. ‘effic fener i double HOUSES, Tas 7a AT Lare comfortable room: “BY —~New §-room bunya- 1 e-: hey a Hamiev 2 r. 5616— Sete PArkview 5122 NATULAL BRIDGE. SA5 and give liberal terms, SCHNURE-BUICK CO. x 38 rooms, bath: $40. ENRIGHT, 5243— iil neighborhood: south of Forsythe: ks For Sate Truo! NINTH, 2803 N-—4 rooms, NiEie condition, $16. lL bileck from bus fis Wachter, e011 a. Sreadway. H S715 8 end 9 roome: > heat, ga EL CLI, y, 339° N Furnished room; 7525 Carondelet. (cl) APARTMENTS FOR RENT GAM MBLETON, 6137A—Room | and - board, | &UC L ID. 331 N.—Single room. beaut lly SH Tawa T PL. [3063 rooms and = 7) JEfferson 2900, ety ‘rooms, bath, _ electric; '’ Go. 114 N. 7th. MAin 2521 Waster. B14 & Broa@way. HUmbo.t 90 “91. "930° —e Nicely regen meals; GREER, 4660—New. 4 rooms, tile bath, steam e; $80. eat . 1823A—6 rooms, , “mod: steam heating plant. CAbany hard prt od floors, om 2 sTOP—LOUK—LISTEN -~- 275 | -°20 Delmar B1., CIAL USED CAR SHOW § £ SEPTEMBER 18TH TO 30TH Display of High-Grade LOW PRICED Used Cayy. k Touring, $659/1923 Chevrolet Sedan. ..Aaeee * Coach: demonstrator.$675/1923 Buick Touring ., - $275 ‘rolet Coupe. coereere : | | Maryland car: 8388. fire: ame people nest c Six-room ay residence: KINGSHIGHWAY. ee N, | = private home: $7. EVANS. 42400 vanck— seas cae flat, hool and e: high en: , (eas Tennessee; 55 rooms: oak gp bh haraweee floors: screens, Sonate oreo”: t® terma to ‘eM Ree! tor. ‘GArtied | year iti ou can BP eg ‘two conmniatels | nalf basement rooms ras. electric free: “children welcome: 38. 50; 1 . 4498—-Rooms #3 up. (cB) 0 days s old: cab and opeo eis. § gi8 "3 Para and nd 1925 ~fmodeis: » close to «¢ oul and transportation. REAI AINS FEINBERG 6 & 36 JONES, ARLINGTON, 1517A——4 rooms. baih, 6021-—Upper, 5 rooms electric, bath, furnace: $45. TY'er rc ‘cottages. my ae 15lo——-New modern flat. 5328—5 rooms; newly decorated; garage. ic7) bre ‘porch. garage. GAMMETT PL., Es ig rooms; ne . poe 4187 37 Newly rater 88. house: . 7) ae Ea —— ee ae . 2 oe & 721—Near “Delmar: _ APARTMENT—Lalavette a ot yon = , core ee ae LONGALOWS— WS— Direct improvements. S48550 up 7400 Richmond months old: 1329 BAY ARD a te ttie. bi flat, ALA — HOTEL. $1 “aL, — s run = 4 S865. 105, I neust es 4 week! tes: s bathe. y rates; tub. hower ch) BATES. 1oel — 5 rooms and sun aint yr: “heseihe ‘room: kite noe bite, ite floor. hard woot floors. Steam heat: south wis Mep HE RS nO S7xx— Well fu rnished room, icra for _ nt F ORD— bath, heat. JOHNSON AUTO. : _ root is. elect ric. “325. Sheds wood flours, key 4017 De Tonty. ; a PARRVIED W 4332 Room, kit — —— ee —y¥ "FORD COUPE, 1926 1825 : . Guatiniendene pe “g864—Southern 1 expose room and La. HEC KMANN & Co. git tigre eh oe this car is a special bargais tee P“Lras. MONARCH, 3137 Loe 3 he SH 4-DOOR COUPE bulloon tires: all —— in RESIDENCES FOR SALE refined kent leman. Bj x enon required. Central oe iia SALLE, 4 16A—3- ‘room flat; 1 housekeeping an‘ - om... ed cecentsiiditappiiciaiatl eatinncnilagytcnitiipaagees > —Neatiy furnished room | 2 -all SULLIVAN. 8206—Residence: | in ee ne gg be REI . 3591 _N See J. ed ‘Broadway, end) 3 and ‘ room Sa paanint: _Phone _DEImar ater after ; i aga front a, ne room ; : § 3-ROOM COTTAGE hokesekeping: garage sepememey yet ‘and relnctri A class condit 9 sT AR ain oe inal prices for ladies’. HY YDRAT L i. T7S0A—5 rooms, NTATA, 2439A—3 $75 toa n. ee Phone ent wat Call at 4961 Thrush |: : | Avenge. : —-Large ~ housekeeping room, fe with or without garage. 3231—Attractive _ room, newly decorated; Owner's home; a ‘ eT. av mNwe. Ate 452 SUBURPAN PROP. FOR. Rent eo A nT ee a ee bec ee Mave DUBINSKY REA TY. ttatan: rs , For 8 so for _ ys ht “nousekee: ng; low rent. €- " iphy bed. fas Tauge. CHEVROLET condition, -Sma.l kitchen and ~ wee = ood )—Modern Bread for housekee ma PR A AO ARAL OAD IIS Po THWEST CORNER Etzel and eee $365; $79 down. o> ~ L wae THING Wiad. —lay (The Gentile Store), me pee brea kK fot optio na! DODGE-—Re Lhoti, rent $40 per met , paid will he wave ADKINS. 4564—7 rooms ; ieee room flat. batn, elec- Fk sale wanted Inguire 3317 sera mes. oy Se or phone M Nin 1475-76. APARTMENTS FOR RENT h ruseker ping rooms: ~ 5A59--Large room tor 2. KINGEBURY, 7116—S-room _ resldenee:; water heat, hardwood floors; 2-car oes ~— F “ORD—Call Colfax scliax SS5¥ COLLEGIA TE 241 in private home. Mi HIG AN. 453-—New, + rooms, wet -Two-te “ton: od orchid moomectta; T A——Siecping | Forms. ; furnnee: reasonabie. PARK 7551 i Richinond Heights) —6-: R. | : hardwood pore. deco- = ABAMA. ~6135—5 rooms, bath. frame: | RAS ‘x | BEN §12 5 rooms tile bath. FORI — Roa ste: usua!) rORD- goed Locuat i: % so) ome 3933 ote down, 1819 S.—4 rooms, " ette, sleeping porch; concession, 706 F —For rent. or r eale; , $4506 WAS ‘HTER. 2011 S. Bway HU prolt 3073 (cB1) ewalk ~ at erly a0 |? "front “Fm | apartments GRand | RANNELS. iidinge are in the heart of the | ms, water, gas, clec- ia SAL S$ ——Rooms f lot ao3i 30: $50. to ay down _houwekeepini: all conveniences. _ ~{O06A—4 rooms bath, new Ly oes. 5. orate furnace. garage: : BUSINESS PROP. FOR eaux _ Ww a “golf course yor Pree business y ble’ “s STORE and OFFICE e FIXTURES ceo te &- ON, 524—2 how housekeeping for Z FORD— Roadster: ceondith a, Ripa. 96 at (c3) (car line and two m ain bus lines. ” ————— GRAND AND | ——— . ee a oe 1734 — 4 rooms, RAND AND iL COrrAGE—4 rogine., swith double warage:| PAGE. 3751-4 om Corner . storeroom and 6-reom ‘REGISTER —tn excellent er JOHNSON AUTO ea Z : _ 4200—Larze front. See manager on premises, Suitable for lodge FORD—Roa adnte T, AGEL LEE CN EOI AMAA A ELE OE EOL EDIE: - _ ”" ee roe nod atin i> * WILLYS KNIGH T—Roadster, demonstrator: fe Be ‘ts pret eri} rin’ 4111. oe ry aaa ESTATE_FOR cou'en 4 big ——1 SK v kN Its, A A OC A 7—Front ‘room for_ Parkview 3800. | ‘ai ’ a Wa CHTER Sig $400 4s. HUm»olt 3073 ‘Tol LET—BUSINESS P RP SES” | c way HUm 3Oi) PRIVATE OFFICE. inclosed desk apes, 4 WASHINGTON 492 | “ieeesbom Large “furniahes d 6942W. Melville and MI. 3308—6 roouis. bath. furnace: MACHINERY Sedans For : Sale ; s enerianed or unfar ‘nished: GTON “4558—Clean, 1 re ni fal BUIC K——Sedan: mit © terms, trade. 3843 | mnnot > | a\a $1275; Ne yo coa | good loca _(e7) iw Got ope O0 11 8. Bway HUmbolt 307 3 bn oonit 8 ic@1) 316 S- 5—4 rooms. gun || BHENANDOAT, 3427—A | gshadea, water heater, tile. bath. outside 1. a newly Gocoresee: owD- | or OLIVE. “321—Seeond bua of +e meny JYDE anna ct heatnut. Mc) “telephone service. pci-e Serna ene University Drive c WASHINGTON. “$7194 all conveniences: ACHINE wtd—One | Piver paper ator. one Baye and 12x18 oom, "for Pei also Ey room. 5540 A—Front siceping ran: Rae -EIGHTH, 4 CHRYSLER SEDAN Late model, just out of the paint told from vo te here's & R o = CE | board: ll itor service garage; | ér'e home: adulis. ‘apser 1336—3 rooms; WAS SHINGTON. _ 4368—Nice. | -Front ae ng room | ; ha one HUmbol 3079 {eh} ~ _—— Four and five room efficiency. Heat | and hot water furnished YESS ASIN MOTO housekeeping suite; also sleeping Os a Be. es Grand ‘oe ed) WACHTER. 2011 8 B’way HUmbolt 3073 JEfferson 0 FORD—F ‘or ‘sale or —— coda. tr uck, swan 2 PORES $455. ga on premises ERFUL BU SINESS | sit dat RODEMTER uae ANY isies lieett , n —qR10a—F at canny break- _couple_ employed. mi ter Auto Repair, 3315 Waeshinaton. | id ing room with eat hen: tte; BA T BCSG ALOWS Nocie west of Grand; _ pik PENNSYI. . ANIA. hvuusekeeping rooms : w ASHINGTON, 4049 a8" 21A—6 large rooms and garage all conv eniences. th eet i ee en ee fey Sg hy 261 6—Housekeeping rooms: running water wit of | land in Winter arden South N gz € | or without board. roms = Grand BuINGOP n0tD-41. (7400) ieee APARTMENTS FOR RENT —FURNISHED WALLACE, 4462 “A462A—Modern 4 4-room = 1 a stores and offices “tp 32 perfect nar POTTS. down Gellert. ' etos 5. “Brondway : i" n Graeois. the busy section on Gravo drug store. grocery. m haces, screens and ner desires to get in to siavaadanae: pao iy near be financing corporations FY RD Kr ~ Roh, i er} al a. _—_—- FORM pea Employment —__. ae vears’ expert- . 8799 —_Lar ze front m nodern : br reakfe st L. 34 —Sslee oe room. finance development for a | APARTMENTS—F a in improved tracts, Offic e 19g} Mc Causian: 1 OPEN TODAY | New Bungalows Can reseonabiy expect | four to five for one within two years. vests quae tiene will SER-WELZ. REALTORS. ——! g243 GRAVOIS RIVERSIDE 3100. (6) ‘ Some EP — work ‘aeabarrens ‘eRe Grand, rT Diyas ent. Unless you cai com- | FORN—Sedan - i pink of condition: , Open ~ j924° er ; ° aay ERMAN, “R02 Sine _doostion : KENSINGTON. 5012- DEVONSHIRE. 7085 “Inquire at he i if none — e room apartment. Furnished aie > (ev) CL AYTON S 6824—Store_ Sunday and evenings. VANDE, VENTE R. a a ST. ~ VINC ENT. a rooms for gat | 3 = ‘ Christian Delete ioe eer ati ‘oar ed. One fed ‘Hel, BERGER, _ 4530— Modern 1 IHNSON AUTO. FORD TU DOR. 1926 A’! extras: terms. oN AST] $1275: Tate ? gtylish windows live spot for business WANTED BUSINESS PiRP'SES. RU. CACANT STORE Witd.- ' good location. Phone Forest 412 ines | | WESTMINSTH: Ld PI.. S8——Day ‘boards Bu i ’ 3810. —taene “front. ever! looking Forest Park: ‘with Ph. 210 Rowe and jot: Panos «, and Organs For oA LOANS on PERSON’ PROP’Y aS LOANS” same day; low WONARC H. $137 arate, Coach. S10. 75; “Ruick vt) PA review kin 3. bos 6. room mri hea ELLER, 3231 41 looks ‘and plays like twin heds ond hat WEST MINS) TR hardweed floors: good locat on, inayire.. Ale or 5439 Gravois, — "modern ‘ “ony entencee, —_ P. s mart at) A. tt etd nig a. cS) | WESTMINSTER. 4123—New furnish kly. J WAN Te the man PEERLESS S SEDAN nook risked attractively — ; througho: i | dertu} REAL ESTATE ° san vemsenoes ; no other room WESTMINSTER, 4633-—2 vain aaa | ere. aon thy _5502R ~4218—Room aad kitchen, up: hoard enil Sren— Bemus, mom ‘nie for Laapee: | BENJ ;AMIN MO? JEfierson | ition: Acetmol period 1@ and superh action: w EST. "4500 —For § Jae ip 2011/8. B’way. HUmboit veh) | —Rorthampton; 4 betes Acs! ae eon pa BtucayaW—s rooms aod bain; Loa to 759— — La rge oe “housekeepin P. A. STARCK PIANO 0. Rooms s FOR RENT-COLORED STAR —-—* either: 4 Tearing care For! Sale i CHEVROLET : / 35 cash CHEY ee rondition : Chevrolet (o., DODGE 4k21 rvom efficiencies: 2. Riverside 4890 $43 soak te8) $3450 and up: ret wMy¥ ee the “elty:) Summer at the ‘Ham- ; rates to permabe) . 201 3—3 furnished housekeep- 410- chan aul: friation adults. cn >. T4R—2 or 3 unfurnished re) | ce “WASHINGTON AT GRAND REAL _ STaTE_EROUANOR, | “FLATS, APTM'Ts FOR SALE Completely Refurnished In the elegant Argronne, 3664 Washing- ae | Every body $50 TO $500 QUICK ne Vanier Piao. J iis doves need aT, ,951—Room “Yor - gentleman. , FOrest ONE. 13652 fisht mnunakeepine , | tion to amet child ’ ary Ls “Sleeping rooms: ern; apt = ‘furnace, | BLAC ‘KSTONE. i3nd—b rooms. bi AUS 4521 4 large rooms: CRaBT. 67: ees Let ERG __ ROOMS | 1" | SUBURBS moet abeMechenede™ TA s1NG LY, FLLAT—For exch Call at JOHN &. ‘BLAKE & BRO. REA Om itenen 3 refurnished with furniture, there are ale#O a Webster — . - — is N 7 5 | so 34: IN A~ = hoice. Boy bath. $12.50 per week $16.20 a mon oe days and even! JOHNSON “Aw “ATP MOBIL E- 5 tires ' itd condition : the money. = het | LOTS—2 on Warner. Moorian ar . DEimar DELOR. 3¢2i—New 4-5 room singte © cheap Olive and soit ile the. t ba furnaces: NEWSTEAD HOTEL. pewly furnished, room, Phone D cot 1 tg gn ve rooms ight 7 sss aah Samay Sisson: ferences:

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LOUIS STORM ; Daylight weekday rentenee: ll] ing at 9:40, 10:40, 11740, 12:40, ; [3e. 3: 40 and 3: 40 p. m. Mar- ket quotations and news buil- } | interest to the Middie ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Broadcasting Station KS D 545.1 Meters letine of West. Prices supplied by Mar- ket News Service, U. 8. Depart- ment of Agriculture and prin- Contributions Since Yester- | steal Exchanwen. day Total $7000 — The- | aters to Give Special Per- Raise!!! sien formances to Money. The Red Cross campaign in St. Daily—10:05 A. M. Laclede Gas Light Co. Home Serv- mee period Saturday Evening Post - Dispatch Radio | suf ‘fere a Mrs. Rew ee Ce eeee an ; ; ** © @e Louis for funds to relieve victims | Sar of the Florida hurricane continues | to advance YP today’s reports bring- [5.1 “ee @@eee * ing the total contributed up to 10 |) am to $56,151, an increase about $7000 since vesterda) The Lambert Pha dav contributed $1009. Petroleum Co. $756 and the Ro Club $590, contributions hours. Theaters Co-operrating. within the liast The St. Louis Chapter of the Red /® - tne Cross, which is conducting campaign in the hope of $106.000 im this city as part of national fund of four or five mi | ema! contributions oe ie The chapter again called attention i; to the fact that no solicitors are Clara E: lion dollars, reports an tncrease the number of out, and that al) those destring to > | Ho ward M give should send their contr{fbution to Festus J. Wade. the Mercantile Trust Co., of the fund. The Gayety Theater management has promised the entire reeeipts of today’s matinee of the “High F'iyr- ers” to the fund, and the Missourt |x per- formance at 11:30 o'clock tonight, the receipts to be donated to Flor- i : Theater wil) give a special! ida storm stifferers. List of Donors. Contributions from a number o? organizations aud clubs ceived vesterday, ing $25 from S*% American Legion: War Veterans: s Club of Chr®t thedral and $5 fror echoo! of the Church deemer. rmaca! Co. to- the pitt | these being the eae | 4 Od. itn Becker president a Mrs. treasurer xe eS re-— among theee he- Louis Post of the $15 from Wal- ker-Jennings camp of the Spanish $19 from the Vom- St. Louis Contributors to Florida Relief Fund Following are the LOANS ON PERSON’L PROP’Y LOANS Get $25 to $1000 in 1G ~ nmuies on your. eryt! line ; ® @ute or furnitur (Oo Signers. F- YAHLEM, 1035 N. Gra r FO LOAN Two co -mak-: to pay. Guardian. 401 Planiers to ealaried people. easy mente: confidential. 1881 Failway change B ‘Bide. ; MONEY TO TOAN—S25 to $1000 me , $100. nNOoOntAS — San Wear y A b, oft nl —— $5 TO $50 WEEKL Ll Bevadce Morey 1O men =. We Roceri So ; To salaried people of good ehar- acter at &“c. or commission. Repay weekly or monthly REMEDIAL SYSTE M | OF LOANING, INC. 300-304 Chemieal Bldg. a ied MONEY TO Ls ~ = to The Morrie F" mrable in : saamenien secured, by collateral. cent: secured by Iwo comakers per cro INDE STKIAL LOAN C0. 710 Chestnut. Branches at Nugent's and at Wellston. &6 Hiodiamont Moriesant. Warne. 118 West Florissant: Grand-Gra- . ols. S616 S. ijrand hb? cs } MONEY SAME DAY Pern it ure anc automobiles’ a you. $21 N. Jefferson. LOANS ON REAL ESTATE MONEY LOANED— $100 000 on unproved rulis rea! eetate g 7 : a Varker or ere eon “ S BLAKE & BRO PCOND DEEDS or TRUST PURCHASED Looe TO Lend KEFERRI ROMPT ACTIO ; YROWN #40. “se0t PORSYTHF. pO YOU NEED MONEY? _ WE MAKE AND BUY. .. First and Seconds Deeds GBanaine interests For aguick eervice es ROSENBERG RROS. MOPTCAGE CO FPormeriv ei. Loute Fit ancia@) ’ Room 301. 804 Pine tp MAim 5798 one} : , LOANS | TO Property Owners —O’— — 2nd. 3rd MORTGAGES Quic Rest eervicr im tewn im 34 heures Liens On ane ine of prep. rty No red tape Cone quick while the avrellable moner ‘a Of “eer YAHLEM REALTY CoO 1055 a cag nae alt. aM aaa oe ag, et ance opt OO, Oy, ahs ee gS agg aay ee ee ae AO eg MO lm, Ot yy ee aie OR ee ee Pm oie ny ae Na —— ee N. Grand. Open Till a inn ae Fi Siesta adit li, aie alle alia ae yi et — er. os tenet ne, ' No other charges | terms | ce “> Cah HT mb . Depa: tmen: af Misso 2 Spanish War Veterat ~~ ee 2e 2 | National Malleable and Steel C | ings Co nia iw aman Paper ‘Co. or Missourt mestic Electric Co. methenen in Kieinhauser Clothing Co > 2s «2 3 8 * ber « ® i 7 u bam ire PSO KTUDY ‘ 7} Se eertneete - ” “Du = Rox 16 ho “std NUTO NERY AND — —— - *¥ ' iON} : 1 1ON ERY AND widedet uw, CONFECTIONERY—And oands lass; Nerth St. Louts i side mus CREAMERY AND GROCERY_o; j ri tte ’ Tr othe oO MEAT MARKET 4g 562: : S ik mcetion; | sos ~~ eet. & OCa lion a thera — RESTAURANT fully e@quipped ‘4 aes Wrar kh . REST A ce ANT A600 ¢ Tr} : > 8 fac $450 tecias fel) TAO | ROOM! NG Hi per Mee. Ask Anhh> o2 Times Bide. "a nutes of $2 900 | SAXP pw cH mn Serr « Les and property if wanted. 4400 * rer. ‘hean yay grace 28 | ROO ~ NG OUR Kerry Tle tery. av Pree Fone o torat om S01 (hveMet Terese S1 0n owe SOFT DRINK PARLOR—2en71 Midi. PRINK ParLorn—_r- peadkiaathent ip. | JOE JINKS ‘SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 235, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WELL IF WU Care A HOOT WHAT a; 7 Taw, ') LuKE DG ANNOUNCE THAT Wy MY PREFERENCE (tS FOR THAT BIG é STONE House@?ON THe Hitt — tHa's fi: ie iDEA OF A LAYouT —-- Yes — BECAUSE IT HAS A FISH POND AND OVERLOOKS A ) ; } / a. 4 i. \ MA DON'T GET The iDEA That IM TRYING GS Have a ‘SAY ABOUT “THE House I'M TWH PAY Fok AND LIVE IN — THAT'S Too MUCH To ExPECcT ! mit? I NEVER SAID A PY TRING ABOUT ANY GOLF OE IT WAS ONLY SAYING TH-- Te ims YoU WERE CNLY SAYING You'd LIkE TO LIVE BY A GOLF COURSE CNLY You SJIDN'T Use THE EXACT WORDS — : ry" rh A Fut af aX “ANSWERS TO QUERIES | the sentence vou submit oohal omme ME RRITT.—Inquire of a chem {ist or druggis , black con oction. of HARRY D.—If vou travel west! ; from New York around the world * you will travel in one direction | M. R. — Write to the New En- giand Historic Genealogical Soci- ' WOMAN FIGHTS OFFICERS AS Zhe Post-Dispatch reserves the right to Personal and telephone calls, or answers by mail, cunnot be ttention, ercept letters on medical questions of undoudt- given ed sincerity when accompanied by stamped E. B. S.—The use of the verb in A. B. C.—Tickets of admissi ted {a cor- | for the Veiled Prophet ball are n reject any query. and Arrest Simon Silverberg and Wife. addressed envelope. Detectives of the siti squad encountered for sale, nor can they be obtained OD sition when they attempt rubbed on throw h anv ble each — | Place the squeaking ete contains 3 you aie cannot rec- |er the soles ‘remove the about the iam pi. Wedo not know any euch formula. saci reau! all times on your journer. | ety, Boston, Mass., for information |¢here. The about family tree records. INTERESTEDL | night i mestic science. Visit the nearest vour home std ‘ ‘ase 48S Pos ine has cestroyed — The ac on peng ae "® courses public in do- | P ED. for detailed in- vent a He: Qui EST! Bealt* ay sanitation questions of pu ered. Piagnosis or treatment of indivicual l Rte —. Ve th ns a "MOAT oe eater? atter %-. - . me€ia, Ccov= 2 - { lone Wai Ter ar M arriage Licenses Births Recorded | Burial Permits | | M. ARRI AGE LICE NSES S. KReia Eva is M yar \ eetm? 5404 Srmat imap A hianfe ice: » as} ag Highiand At Belles ile. MWIMmMecse » BIRTHS RECORDED BOYS M arnt ites 144.) fa itlesT in Swe a ve (ZAIN ESV TI just ‘enough 4 ter to eov- 7 th . r ours to nd brands in thi i ~ the shoes for about 12 hours t: SALLY.—The cost of a one Way . rip to Los Angeles from St. Louis | and three nights. approximate! READER. — America school | cludes al! the western hem! into two part BU RIAL PE oRMITS LE. Pls irom . ; ~ 37 + iOUuUis source except the St a : repair shop at 7 Sout! shallow pan that P ® » 2 » - oe avenue, yesterday after 7 but not the uppers o! "pon - *- ; lx an erin cr en * » _ a Sc ua¢ squeak. ad | Zelda, 36 years old, 'tective-Sergeant GIRL, 11, DESTROYS EVIDENCE | Police Find Home Brew, However. was selling | read the Silverberg. while rum unexpected *- rir oc ee fy t ~ earring —si* tA’ ne granite pan ina contained reported. smelled as if it Wad Coakley, who had: whisky, ‘oakley Wearing apparel te receivea complaints that Silverberg When the search revealed alue of $5090. accord liquor, proceeded to ties of home brev beer and ai Saft. the search warrant to Ss. Quantity of wine. weenie who there Detective had appeare d during the raid. and When he his wife wer cmeukall charged 15 a2. m. with possession of liquor stocks in charge. De- ‘avenue, last night, 38 bot- ow her, opened ais Guire sauntered toward the rear of, today Saft the store. Mrs. Silverberg grabbed thrown about the McGuire and shouted to someone ESLER ag Sea AIRED bu rglars gained ent in the living quarters. Coakley then in the living quarters. Coakley then | $5000 & CLOTHING TAKEN a coal hole at the building and forced ap but was grasped by M rs Sily erhe rye He gO : my poctengqunetemanenaattin rime ‘ Ti ef et dozen re - e : . > - + a " . 6 a an a = ¥ . erg pouring the onrents of ' artments in the Harry Saft ds he last three weeks. sink. The pa Manchester instances only money store, 6£99 re about desired to be comfortable figure includes fare, lower berth, h, | reasonable tips, /dentals en route. ition information bureau will give 'you exact amounts for fare and | berths if rou telephone or inquire | meals and inci- . The Union Sta- trip takes three days The distance is y 2000 miles. ~- ‘ countries n sphere and is div s, North America and IONS T? *enfterest only will be con ases will not be given » : : ce ” ‘ la + 1s 48 al 12 - Foothalt Gane. i eal TE tens RN ee a - — cei age Eee rm ee ae Rk — SE a epee ris were produced from heavier oils by cracking processes in 1925, according to an infor- mation circular issued by the U. S. Bureau ofMines. Assuming that 400 gallons of gasoline represents the fuel requirements of the average car per v the Bureau of Mines’ statement means that the development of cracking processes, in which the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is a leader, wag responsible 1 in 1925 for adding to the world’s out- put, a vear’s supply of gasoline for 7,060,000 automobiles. , Measured thus in terms of automobile transporta- tion, the relation of the cracking process to modern life is readily understood. Its importance can be better appreciated by some knowledge of the probiem it has helped to solve. During the ten year period, 1916 to 1925, the pro duction of crude oil increased 1527 while the num- ber of cars and trucks registered increased 472%. A tremendous increase in demand for gasoline, the — finished product, without a corresponding increase in the supplv of crude, the raw material, presented a real problem. Experts predicted there would not be enough gaso- line to go around and that pmces would soar prohibitively. Today with approximately 21,000,000 registered automobiles in the country, it is obvious that their predictions would have ‘materialized but for a revolutionary discovery. Scientists in the laboratories of the Standard Oi Compariy (Indiana) discovered and developed pro- cesses for producing gasoline by cracking which more than doubled the yield from crude oil. The Standazd Oil Company (Indiana) leased the processes which belonged to it exclusively, to competitors. " That the 21,000,000 motorists in the United States today are able to buy all the gasoline they need at a low price is due in large measure to the ‘scientific } work of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and ~ its integrity of purpose in passing on the benefits of that work. This important scientific service of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is but one incident in its long record of unwavering loyalty to the motoring ~ public. The Standard Oil Company (Indiana) is proud of the work it has done, for it believes that any COn- - tribution to the work of the world—large or small - ——justifies a legitimate pride when it represents. the utmost ability of an individual or an organization. The extent of the service which the Standard Oi ~ Company (Indiana) wishes to render to the thirty — million people of the Middle West is limited only by its ability. Standard Oil | Company General Office: Standard Oil Bailding 910 So. Michigan Avenue, Chicago GENTRY OPINION who @ was no insuranes. | me coat» * FROM DEPARTMENT STORE 1s" sins voraucy ported, and Burglar who ransacked the aries in the 6769, 6806 a» found 11-year-oid Sarah Silve, *s ans wonlen's. readv-to-wea if X | > webs i ~ i Rad ne aiiti ‘ J aha ‘ i ; : i= -ar ioc ‘ on lanchester ° Ele et Qeestion of Effective wate. — TVOIENOV.2 * ‘Disease. ; MERGER WINS, = , Special to the | | LAKE Mo -—More than Believes, However, °* rom 2 imously agre Roard Will Accept regard to th i ; ing as they nst ion. =-_ Lists and knowledge ot , 63 is by far ti Subject. IN | To the pal of their co yoo PERSONS yesterday at 'pISTRICT AFFECTED + For» cer is not ce Sn ee 2. Cancel ‘ . ry. Question Arises Over ™, _. . are the onk A Annexation, if It Is ero f “— > ie = . ‘lows: wrere here disagree with the “Althoug! pey-Generals conclusiea, |. pesusiel the nature of advice } aLUT chen to ‘ Chairman Eitgel of the ion Board teld the Post- was sure |his board registrat on election tion of such sion of this *successefully trol of infe tch he if accept county for thé November enouch wel permit county residents '© .oon@ work if the merger is approved. (4.., preve: he City Election Board had | treatment ¢ M@ed unanimously, iast ThRUPB-i pees this . that county voters would be! poner tm Wd to participate im the gen- “4ithoug! @lection. although the consell- cer ts not tuld make them citizens: it may be would not practical P a chance to + registered not to be . ous or infe about $9,006 registered “Cancer the county Some lawyers’ .»pdugh Pp high v doubtful as to tibility te th anv court or other author- onal b Would deprive so many peopit’ nrg — Meir franchise on a Co cal- | fered from Bew question arises as 'O : ro é a. » the merger would become S"™*=? Ses +, if voted, although the a o! ra e¢ A oe e ’ hus held that a Ls ‘ on people wontd put this su tec" vai Dy the Attor- the present ™ force automaticaly. ~ ek eae ts otry rold ; P’oat- ermplormen teh strespondent today that sonal bye f the merger ene tve and cur ws ee . - he onsidered ase mM for-e | © of wt rr the polls riosed intelligent Chairman Figel. hovr- and a levee + hey merger cannot Farly 4 o> ered as official until beth Persons Roaris apply to c Hunt y Flieetion a sufficten their official ote The city board | disease in expect te complete tis; chance of ¢ untti aft- forms of c early trent Te* ae ee 2 - _ Myte mr he oe rls ral election. to Figel’s view. ff that posmibility | Te ' ry eonniy board “Cancer ” peoliticails independ- . Body can h 9 oo —— Tez: af the Afttormie y-Gen- | insmitted through | chise a wh Uting Attornew WWfue er of ali possibile t xe the county | stated in my firet tetter. | continu, = * the voters im St. istered if ind a major’ty of: am sery " St Lowls city vote ithi was unmet ratifying the proposition | would coe st Lantie County auto- | ponents of becomes a part of St Caulfield in which 1 ; of the revised .gken tnte *Ourl provides tha? mination & persons desiring to vote at 2 | tions. : ection in a eitw of the Advocate Clase s ercister according the opinion Provisions of the statute. ‘thelr camp e-27 then provides that can everee ‘or shall not vote elae- An effort 7 the precinet where | to tulbce the | ind (is registered to hoeid @ Sosy i ae ey to M4. Louis. tion of vot ng a eity of the eligible to * Bee seectiona of the. merger ole eR Ae im TT to it. and =e on the poll “aly th g ey? ‘er statutor) provision’ .osced ¥F any way modifies these; ion As the plan yas santas 2 ea r "TS. ‘ : thar ‘ stenenie! of =f Louis i pe 7 3 (g000 to 70 "SO Nave regtietered tr the ' he entitied to rote. on *ithout registration tr: : : ' firmiy convinced bat” Move Th of ratification ef this) More ths ‘tizene of the presenti whe are se ity would not be en | a petition ¢ ote In the City of @.; asking for November election of 100 county ere nor bet ne sufficient | the board "em to regiater in 2h¢; ..-auee Of ‘thousand | om mission be deprived Caulfield. who was of the Board of Free- ; wait recely sig is a leading advocate “pet erger., é t At- i Generals ‘finding ee i 3 ea time was t ® ‘former City Counselor "er Ctreuft Judge and. wars for the freeholders whe the present city Charter in Joseph Fi Annexation would conn E has been held repeatediy by that some Preme Court.” he said. “thas 2. ps ‘S$ not a city of the first: “2 te as the Attorney-General | the Beet bu: ls In a elase br tiaetf. 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POST-DISPATCH * oF ae EES Se” aes | Markets} PAGES 9—12 LEAGUE ADOPTS RESOLUTION FOR | ARMS CONFERENCE ~~ Tre x :2 Rg RRS Wat, : be seb » X DAWGOMNIT! 1 NEVER SAID A TRING ABOUT ANY GOLF 4 ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPT EMBER 25, ry RESIDENTS CANCER EXPERTS GIVE ADVICE MERCER DEBATED VOTE NOV. TO PUBLIC AND PHYSICIANS BY CIIRIE. AND WINS emeaee, Says Statement, Is Not\Contagious 1926, * —Tendency Is Inheritable—Cure ’ hich belonged to it exclusively, Ja A + eS —— contained /avenue, last Wes night, oakiey r apparel to @ searc’i ré¢ pme brew and a f wine herg, who ed during the raid, and rer? arrested, ci = a7 . 7 Ts BSion © Pi s- ported iring vealed 3&8 bot- | value weer Saft, the owner suiver there we: When he urged = -7 is 2 m. tod ay quor hole at the CLOTHING TAKEN ie t] ro ? itlLA LION liding _e forc ed { DEPARTMENT STORE) ts" vichvs vursiney 1 sae Seaman? minor “- iu the } “| 7) Lr ard +}, : : ~- who ransack&q Lrié aa in ; 00. women's. ready-to-wear la in the Harry Saft store, 6&0 de- . i : it la al three weeks. Manchester instances only money the eating of $5060, ete, e%, no told pal is no ieeunisioneal opened hig Saft for etTOC Ks thy ‘own about the urglars gained entrance rear 6800 and blocks on wt chpebioce avenue | In the wast sly 2,842,000,000 gallons of gasoline red from heavier oils by the use of cesses in 1925, according to an infor- r issued by the U.S. Bureau ofMines. hat 400 gallons of gasoline represents irements of the average car per vear, of Mines’ statement means that the of cracking processes, in which the Company (Indiana) is a leader, was 1925 for adding to the world’s out- ’s supply of gasoline for 7,060,000 hus in terms of automobile transporta- ation of the cracking process to modern y understood. Its importance can be eciated by some knowledge of the has helped to solve. ° ten year period, 1916 to 1925, the pro- rude oil increased 152° while the num- and trucks registered increased 4729, increase in demand for gasoline, the duct, without a corresponding increase y of crude, the raw material, presented licted there would not be enough gaso- around and that prices would soar 5 7. * approximately 21,000,000 registered in the country, it is obvious that their would have matenalized but for a discovery. the laboratories of the Standard Oil diana) discovered and developed pro- oducing gasoline by cracking which Houbled the yield from crude oil. d Oil Company (Indiana) leased the to 000,000 motorists in the United States ble to buy all the gasoline they need at due in large measure to the scientific Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and of purpose in passing on the benefits of ant scientific service of the Standard y (Indiana) is but one incident in its of unwavering loyalty to the motoring d Oil Company (Indiana) is proud of has done, for it believes that any con- the work of the world—large or small legitimate pride when it represents the ty of an individual or an organization. of the service which the Standard Oil ndiana) wishes to render to the thirty ble of the Middle West is limited only ha . ard Oil Company (Indiana) Office: Standard Oil Building Michigan Avenue, Chicago — ENTRY PINON However, Believes, aC Board Will Accept Miete the county - py-General ~ a permit ret ie m that county le S are high), subtful Merany court o r A new tive, if me force automati “ee nera! (\» oo 68 4 nation is effect lives if inforr properly ‘Although completely accepted that that canc upon as causation of can- understood, all the not he tical purposes he looked l infectious itself is nit is for rT on, - : COT agzi- it hereditary, ough predisposition or suscep- ili ty to cancer is apparently inheritance use transmissible rh This does not signifv that beca other suf- aha har e ,Ated i ie | ’ a) Vill? nece- e other persons oO! appear or suce reneration. far as erstood at upon the oe = | — . o - ent measures oi: per- a 24 ‘ancer, SO he eontro] this subject c: inde the p1 depends et Yn?! OVT! ‘ertain -vent- sonal hvgien: yr ive and Cul rati - meas cess of depends elligent ion “re j 4 ures, the suc- uy pon ine of patient which co-operat and physici Early Consultation “Persons who have apply to competent iently early disease in order to This applies cancer. In some forms, early treatment affords only possibility of cure. “Cancer in some body Advisable. cancer must physicians at stage in the have A fair sy eae F Fi rn cA ~ Aa af cure, to all forms of the ts of in a cases par discovered if these very are can he early stage and ~ € - WaS aut chise a whole county if it = ae a > « possible to avoid it red and would ; ) rée¢- a 1 ais > > the county are registe eontinu automaticaliy istered if taken into am sorry about the was unnecessary uld prvupaganda ponents’ of the nu 4eld said he knew of no way question could be court for final deter- advance of the elec- UU wre? the opinion only for t+ ils wo be as ierger. Caul! in which taken into mation in the mi tions. Advocates of the opinion a5 4 hard their campaign, but can overcome its eff An effort to foflce the hoid ve the merger regard blow against believe they be made in court may tion Board County Elec supplemental registra- those who are ballots in the not now board an- new to tion of voters :or to cast election, poll books nounced egistration though League E000 to be deprived oO} their bu are The that no be heid, al- Annexation without it will vesterday ' would the County estimates that =a00 county residents osition More Than 2000 Sign Petition. Llified voters More than 3000 qua who are a petition for eounty board of re cist ered hav circulated by the league. registration, but about residents protested to ostensibly exneriat of several The Election they woudd the on the mat- * he fore petition ig ter. but yeste rda\ thes asserted anyway: time was too short, ; Joseph Forshaw, president of the Annexation League. declared he would leadership with the that some court order sought in the registration matter. “Tt: is within the discretion of the Election Board to decide on hold ling a registration,” Forshaw said. “but we maintain that when ——o no 100 the heca use ‘ this against the dollars } a iA Comm Lission¢ rx had said pt and ciine ina? . tint await rece: inspection ‘ expectation would be many ; | properly ’ ; i8 the Voters of. ‘permanent cure is good. can- | “The cure of cancer it has spread to other parts. There- fore, efforts should be made to im-_ SCHOOLS OF CITY prove the methods of diagnosis in these various locations and in the treatment of the cancers so discov- ered. ‘The public must me taught the earliest can be recognized by persons without a special knowledge of the subject and induced to seek com- petent medical attention when any | of these indications are believed to present. Advice to Doctors. “Practitioners of medicine must advances in.the knowledge of cancer in order to diagnose the cases of cancer which come to them. “Surgeons and radiologists must make constant progress in the re- fined methods of technic which are necessary for the diagnosis and proper treatment, not only of ordl- fficult ones. “There is much th can do in the prevention of cuncer, in the detection of early cases, in tions and *#h Lne physicians who can make proper diagnosis and_ap- ply proper treatment, when the physicians themselves are unable to accomplish these results. more efficient the family the more ready he is to share re- sponsibility with a specialist. What Dentists Can Do. “Dentists can help in the contro] by informing themselves known causes cavity, especially with relation to imperfect teeth and im- fitting dental plates “They can also help by referring cases of cancer which they discover to physicians uted in the ment of cancer in this locat It may be doubted whether some den- tists fully realize the help which can be obtained from X-ray photo- ‘Thich reveal not only the teeth, but the condi- inding shou! the aid of of about the k of ¢ cancer of he buccal ton. 4 bone surrot ‘“‘Medica!l students about { ‘an °° PT Dy ial demonstrations f cancer - + ‘ sere tf int this to a sufficient a good work- patients, and extent to give them ing knowledge of the subject. The liabl@ forms . of treatment and the ones justifie d by experi- ence and observation depend upon and X-rays. Em- piaced upon the nation of definit ctical knowledge and this knowledge confused hidden theoretical and > TTiIOS. re surgery. radium value useful! hasis should be of. dissem! and nrac about cancer, should not by what Is 1 ,swTrec i ¢ ge. & & be or mereiv experin “Efforts ‘cancers shou! +, ol Lhe O1 made in two principal ie promotion of research o increase the existing knowledge of ihe subject practical employment of that is at hand: Even with our present knowledge many lives could be saved that are cacrificed-to unnecessary delay.” . toward contro: | De +* directions— ie re + Li oraer and the the information many voters aré involved this amounts This oppenents of the afrald that the new in favor of that. I predict, ever. that the effect will In in the campaign for the this is a demonstration self- ee our ‘sing 80 refusa! action will satisfy merger, who are voters wil! be how- be 10 plan. of Ope eretion. ponents are pr TREASURY SURPLUS TO EXCEED $185,000,UUU, COOLIDGE TOLD Estimate Is Contingent Upon — tinued HKoonomy by Gov- ernment, However. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, President Coohdge et by Secret Melion Direct Lord of! budget tha the estimated $185,000,- 000 Tre the cur- exceed- the sur- estimated reports Sept. Waid ary Tne wea surplus for would be which asury fiscai year The extent inight go White rent ed. plus at the to was not House, but / eae fa voice on the prop- | i not + ; : coneult his associates tn its ‘maintain the income from showed that receipts were well above expectations. The reports stated howe. that the estimate was contingent on expenses being held down by governmental! departments nd (“ongTess. WOULD CHECK FARMERS’ CREDIT National Association of Credit Men Directors Adopt Resolution. Press ITY. N. J.. Sept. further credit cor * tated ANTIC ¢ “Opposition to the farmer was expressed yester- day in a resolution by the Board of Directors of the National Asso- elation of Credit Men. “The agricultural industry lose its commanding position our economy,” the said. “The farmer has his peculiar problems, and they have not al- ways been attacked with an eco- nomic and far-seeing skill. Every- thing reasonable must be done to agricu!- Ry thre Laan AT! ior in ture at a proper peak.” depends | upon discovering the growth before | it has done trreparable injury to a | vital part of the body and before | danger signals: of cancer| dent of the St. 'Club at nary cases, but of the more obscure | ,and dif , 1at medica] men! ; ; | ical, the referring of patients to institu- . The. doctor | hea fancer . i fun treat- ; to an abuse of dis- |: protection ihe said. it Lice, *5 (merger plan was would be better. -he went on. i mon rust | resolution | ‘ing the number of votere In a unit) PROF. STEPHENS Former Head of Bar As- [treated properly the prospect for a sociation Says City and County Are “Inseparably | Bound Together.” ARE PRAISED Currie Says County Is Un- | able to Cope With Crime —Stephens for “Metro- politan Area.’ Dwight D. Currie, former presi- Loults Bar Associa- | tion. and Prof. George W. Stephens | of Washington University, a Web- ster Groves reeident, debated the ecounty-city merger, which will be before the City luncheon, yesterday. Currie, favoring the proposal. declareG the people of city county are “inseparably bound to- gether” in matter of phys- financial. and mora! welfare.’ and its suburban they are solely because of proxim- ity to the city, he added, and the majority of their citizens get thetr dally bread ‘n the city. “A fair and candid examination, show that ifn, schools, police. fire protection, voted on Oct. 26, + every economical, The county he the went on. ‘‘wil! matter of Ith protection, taxation and finances will be the county than the ¢ Does iny enthustastic. county resident claim that the 19 consolidated and 72 common school districts ction as efficiently or econom- tcally, or have as wel] personne! or as good properties as the schools of Lou's?” : says City Schools Are Superior. Currie cited his own experience as president of the Hamilton School] Parent-Teacher Association to show that ty parents have as contact with the echools as in the suburbs Answering argument of the antiannexationists, based on the lence of Webster Groves schools, he pointed out that many county schools are below those of that suburb in standing, being tn districts having much less cOmparative income for school, | but the city. he said; can appor-— tion money to mainta'n schools | equally regardless of the of their districts. with 24,2302 pupils, have a bonded debt $3,599,561, he declared, while those of the city, caring for 112,185 children, have a bonded debt of only $1,745,880. He chal- lenged opponents to make a ough comparison of the city county echool systems, There are 107 ‘“nonco-operating ndependent,’ in the county, Currie said. ing the opposition the merger would mental monstrosity clude 15 incorporat il school distric and government. “Cannot Cope With Crime.”’ Currie described county _ poll consisting of small forces tn some of the towns, and the Sheriff and five Constables, who devote much time serving as court officers. Sheriffs and Co stables generally are untrained law enforcement and criminal tection, pointed out, fact ‘that they work held to abomination and a woupioal The merger plan, on the sther hand, provides for immedi- ate employment of more policemen cover the whole county and would extend the benefits city detectives. County crime conditions, he declared, have proven that Sheriff and Con- stables cannot handle the situation. He decried the iack of fire pro- tection, with consequent surance rates, and the poor sani- tation in the county. He called attention to the provision protect- ing farm Jands taken in the against tnctuaned taxation. Merger. would give county resi- ful] benefit of all city health institutions. He challenged opponents to tell who supply the county with better schools, po- fire and health protection. streets and roads [f the merger fails. Favors “Metropolitan Area.” Prof. Stephens admitted that the not altogether de- fective, but claimed that a metro- polittan area system, like Boston's City and county, have much in com- as to which united action is necessary. There will be no po-/ litical gain to either county or ony | residents, he asserted, for increas- ty. phvsical St. those the exce! County schools, of thor = and ridicul- assertion that be a “govern- These in- towns, 9] the county is he for be “an to of course of the the high in- city dents the wil] decreases their ability to act wise- ly. He sald it was “hbossism”™ thrived and that county politics have not “highly _ Comradie. “Alludmg in cities that been sp‘ritual | towns are what «ei think the merger | more to the advantage of. there | trained a/| close | wealth ; political subdivisions | conceded | and | Herr Stresemann, German Foreign Minister, addressing assembly after his nation had been voted | membership in League. ‘Boss’ Fre he remind sen and ce been char Daniel w the wings ticlans, b | might There metropolit fessor con pay Lot them he said, d wi Area of for times proposed three City, De s | travel diffi hisky merger sprout the ut presu welcome therm, we have picking everywhere is for th lisans W for the d tossen ed his re Bea join on no Ina an tinued, but cit and he ere not prepared to buy ty. The vr? ©iti, coun Oesh hea! th oOhe the f that ¢ aid. and ss l¢ine culties of theft. ‘other iy Pg GE ELS CRE A ONG LORLL IESE! ARLE STAGES a of the hearers rt iin city polit ] tly in H wou med cli sayvi eic it “At lva ntages., ‘Ty, sae ducat “rural” of the ounty »f the pictured its Alderman. id m county poll- izens av stege y, that cians had the Jack e didn’t iKs- os Ye ane men “Boys now,” ty obtaining the pro- must erred &t. county, compar- ional fa- coun- six wards would present Women Debate Issue. State Park, at Marine: Chambers the gual — in defi ‘le mt serted disfran Se Speaaxkin ntance cities nator fF ‘'s Hall, roa dg, la impossibility . » | wit > »ibae county g against Hall's Ferry talph of Vahey) the merger and st night, stressed J ton 3 oO; IThii cant representation, that hised. voters mate ac- lida tes i 28 8 ad | fcr ¢> express d fear and might as- be OVERMAN SAYS SMITH, VARE QOuster, PROBABLY WILL BE SEATED in Case of Thetr Election, Then Could Be Affected, North Carolinan Br ¢> 4 Lago ated Prees Declares. WASHINGTON, Sept ator ‘ranking I | Judiciary Committee Irs though and. vania, ably serve elected, ed and the | “Under tate will hi ereign sta Ret woul ' + a > the asserted. ‘After then wt vacant ‘harges oj in people tioning off newspaper 911) thei is what Vare’ S pri s BUS LINE FOR U, $. CONTROL Louisan Agrees “With Conten- of Ratlroads. St. tion KANS Federal! operations desired George k the Lines, St day at Comrmissio Fiynn, testimony. The last to be of the cour which a ¢ merce (of! ing regula tion will October in and interu regulation. Uverman they qualifi a Tye To et them a and give by hearing of yemocrat 9 7 vy i annk hu publica an } not he he Senat North or ¢ are of nominees, > perin oe n ousted. all prec , ive it) Se@) line notor tru bus and n b« jam? qencs, + *horm ha gid representatives, ae + said Smith William 8. V at tnen hearin —Sen- . liv ( aroiina, ne Senate that al- of Illinois, Pennsyl- prob- itted to } —. ‘ ba ¥ are ° would have to be seat- the Sen- n of here as SOV- ‘* : r) sit g of Kpe rangers ta « Mo or bus th Commerce lines 18 emselves, Leo J. is hear! the tw . : *% v ario us ~* o wwe? o Intersts rica tert peVraas 2 im*tnore?’ at inierstaieé - ed, Fiii ing ton lines strong'y — eck tran probably 3) T} anna ta ‘ions 1#¢} ' , ial sec to gather facts upon (*om- regard- motor ite isporta- in Railroads favor Argentina Ate | to “Be-cater League. | By the Assoc BYVENOS AIRES, ee ign Affaire Commission lated Pres ‘pevt. The °5.—The | of the “hamber of Deputies has approved ‘the Year | League that of and with 1919. withdrawn proposal] Argentina Nations, gested that this be done in acc Versailles Argentine’s delegation was of F the from regaiden’* and (;eneva re-enter Al- the! de has surc- ord - pact of| during , to the first assembly of 19290. he | the | H00. -the exception i ommended ~amien ri aslnenaneapa - lt | FEARS OF FAMINE, PESTILENCE AND RIOTS CALMED IN FLORIDA Rehabilitation Work in Storm- Stricken Area Continues With New Impetus. By the Aasociated Press. MIAMI, Fla., Sept. flitattion work in Florida’s ecane-stricken area received new impetus today, a week after the devastating storm, with the allevi- ation of fears of famine, pestilence and riots. Optimism preva'tled and stores and business houses were opened to depleted stocks mer- | chandise. Threa 25.- -Rehab- | hurri- of ruined dispose and ‘partially passed with sacdinegaiidil sanitation and a better water supply ‘n most of the iguenaes: eities. Public health are making a thorough tion of all food At Holly- fami and other cities itn the ~~ crews of men the tangled mass of wreckage per Fort Lauderdale, ‘eity officials. have given over full lcontro} of the —? work to the Red ross. The last refugees from Moorehaven left he devastated city yesterday Mayor E. C. day called attention plishments of the city catastrophe. “In the six daya that have passed sin storm, the c back with a speed that is absolute- ly amazing,” he declared “I want to give positive assurance that our friends will find Miami this winter the enjoyable hosp'table, eomfortable vacation city. Miam! make a world’s record come- typh oid have of in ta offici: iinet 'ywood, M the path of are clear'ng awa h of Miami to- Lo the since Romf accome the ce the same known casualty list re mained today at close to 400, with | 1100 severely injured. The ty damage was setimated tn excess of $165,000,000. In the greater death list went to Officials varied widely timates of the number of unfound hodies The Miami miss'ng Ist stood at 210. but of these many are believed to be safe. : Moorehaven death Ust totaled more 190, with the opinion expressed that the flood waters etill concealed more than 1590 bodies Miami's relief fund today totaled $167,722, reports fromm North- ern po'nts indicated that the gen- eral fund has run wel] over $1.- 0090 rhe area the last night. Miami 106 4 can and ANDREWS READY FOR ACTION: Stresses Local Enforcement at Conference of Administrators. Ry the Associated Press WASHINGT Sept. 25 “The enforcemen? machine is ad at full An- Atle conciu ON. prohibition . o ° . — — Assistant Secretary i the ory forces, the i+} ae + jief of yesterday at a conference hibition adadminisirators dj ndre aged by administra- would liction the results he expects during He again of devel- ent and said orm had reported in their districts with of the two States whic! have no enforce,ment act, New York and Maryland Polish Cabinet to Hesign WARSAW, Poland, /Bept. 25 Cabinet has decided to resign This action ts the outcome of the IhHiet’s criticierms of the Minister of Interior and Minister of Education as to the conduct of their depart- ments The Diet objected to the budget approprtation asked 484,000,000 ziotys (about $54.000,000) and rec- that the expenditure for the quarter be limited to $50,000.,- 609. ws, W hile greatly encour- reports of the tors, make no pre as tO the con stressed oping iocal e: admis t+ i” the yeat importance “arce%Mm the istrat im provement ‘ity has come |. proper- | in thelr es- tative as _ tests of musical critics. Votes for Convoking of Meeting Before Next September Unless Mate- rial Difficulties Prevent. ‘COOLIDGE CAUTIOUS ABOUT MEETING Raises Doubt as to U. S. Participation if Non-Navy Nations Are to Discuss BY TENEVA, Sept, 25.—THORSagUS of Nations Assembly, unantmotsaly ‘adopted a resolution last night ‘that a general conference for the reduction of armaments shall be convoked before next September unless material difficulties prevent. M. Paul Boncovr for France, ‘Viscount Cecil for Great Britain land Herr von Schubert for Ger- ‘many pledged thelf® countries to ‘support the conference with all earnestness. Lord Cecil portrayed ‘the world as anxously awaiting re- ‘suits from Geneva, but warned “ALDERMEN LAY PLANS FOR that it would ‘be fatal to call the INCREASE IN THEIR SALARIES | were ‘were complete, because if it failed Question of Rise From $1800 to ‘it would be the wats 8 ae $3000 Before Voters at No- | to the cause of peace since a alles | founding of th League of Nations. vember Election. Following adjournment of the | aS Se rage re Pag n reso- peers d ita good ottices quested to tender & charter amendments will be placed conclude the ballot and the people will to all states dem ™ on the ps ° faunal conventions of that character. . be called upon to vote whether The most urgent need of the Aldermy n’s salaries should we time, the Assembly resolution sald, increased from ip hee EM * was the re-establishment of conftl- year, and that of the President dence am 4 nations. the board from $3060 ee “We must keep the League om ’ \ Ss gdecided ‘resident . > a ee Nations from being the home © Neun should appoint a campaign cranks and fanatics,” declared Vis committee @f-five board MeMbers! .ount Cecil. to attenipt ee wet “the backing of; He was speaking in support of civic aes pearssegss: nag, 4 British proposal that the League “Such as the Chamber of Commerce) -oosnct ite activities to the main and the Real Estate Exc nAngZe, as task of preserving the peace of the a evn wards) OTe and net take Gp Eiaeees $e ee sei PB *| properly concerning individual gov idermen repre? i. | ernments. The board itself bas the power | Cecil At ors Frenchman to grant its " : sbeebs Weii Ge. If) gut a paigt) if vV hi h the if? , — ‘ L@riiis i charts r ° ‘ 4 Vou, } pre- ‘struction of the northeast approach to th Municipal Brid be ad- | Say Be w activi vanced on the docket or expedited saying each proposed ne ty - ‘ to a. quick islan should be left to “the sublime good FRENCH CABINET APPROVES Tis drew a retort from Lord DEAL WITH GERMANY Cecil, who declared: “One of the chief difficuities of the League is ithe different mentalities of the | Provides for Kevacuatien | French and British races. The Rhineland and Sale of French orator is very entertaining. Ronds for Reparations. but his argument is based upon « ere alon oy tee Press ene ia | complete misapprehension of the : Post-Dispatch.) British proposais.” PARIS, Sept. Zi--~-Evacuation The Assembly finally adjourned the KHhine and the Saar on con- this evening. that Germany find $4,000,- President Gasthaen A 000,000 for reparations payments a Conf by sale of Dawes + plan railroad . ’ By the Associa bonds-—-the main point in the ten-j WASHING TON Sept. 25.—The bargain of Foreign Minis- | Un‘tted States is in sympattiy with Wresetmann-—has any effort to redtice armaments, principle by the but President Coolidge would Ike to know more about the exact na- ture of the conference proposed for that purpose by the League of Na- tions Assembly before considering Amertcan participation. Expertence at the Geneva pre- liminary arma conference, which sought resentat'ves of only 18 or 29 na- tions, it was said at the White hae | Louse, had not been such as to assure such agreemente with all League members represented in the discussion President Coolidge ts anxious te assiet the Geneva effort, {tt was emphas'zed at the White flouse, but there ean be neo question of his disappointment over the results of the preliminary conference, es- pecially the treatment of naval matters at the hands of the expert committees. Representatives of countries that do not possess navies took part in these technical deet- s'ons, and this point has been re- marked upon by United States es of of dition ters Briand and been accepted ‘French cabinet. Abandonment of the military oc- cupation, which it would have been impossible even to discuas three years ago, has in the development of public opinion become an easy | diplomat! bridge for Briand to cross. He says Premier Poincare. who would have considered such a thing when he was in pow- er before, witill take the first occa- sion to iet it known he agreed The Saar plebiscite ta ail) to abandoned also. Briand -Stresermann continue , it} ¥ ” eas | he but pro- ! cone i ready vided versations ENGLISH CRITICS HAVE LITTLE PRAISE FOR NEGRO REVUE “Life in Dixieland Must He Fx. hausting,”’ tandos Times Ver- diet in “lac & birdx. a LONDON, Sept 25 “Life in Dixieland must he tenet exhawet- ing. verdict the dramatic erttic of London Times gives on “Blackbirds.” the Negro revue headed by Florence Millis. which ¢ZPert committee sessions Charlies B. Cechran has brought to There la grave doubt whether London from Part« Amertea would participate fn the While Englie#h critics discovered semeral conference ff 1 means the ‘Tittle that was beautiful in the discussion of purely naval affairs syncopated music and the lively by representat'ves of hon-navy ga- dancing of the Negro artiata, they lions. found the dancing wonderful in its Hie Lo | British Flyer Lands at Achbas, ,wigor and occasionally very funny. | wr : ae pavilion {s packed pvery night | LONDON, Sept. 25.—A dispatch ith crowds eager to see thetrevue|'O the Daily Mail from Achbar. pr tisten to the jazz whieh the! Baluchistan, states that Alem J. Engtish public apparently relishes ©CODham. the English aviater, re- just as much as all the rest of turning home from a flight te Aus- the world does in spite of the pro- tralia. arrived be the in the the the - an agreetnent among rep-— delegates and others during the | Eg Re “og a es

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TRG ION OF BIT i AG ID POT AEE AE Ts Sh RTI OE a, na re 3s ; knows when, if ever, his case and those of his fel-. # OUR TEAM. * For the first time since 1888 St. Louis has @ pen- nant-winner. Yesterday the Cardinals, far from the native heath, trounced New York as Cincinnafi was bowing to the Phillies, and earned the right to meet the American League winners for the championship of the world. Harned is the word. It was a ding- dong battle to the last week, the men of Hornsby standing toe to toe with Cincinnati and the Pirates and exchanging homeric wallops. The great tumult in the downtown district as the final reports of the Cardinals’ game were posted showed that St. Louis, despite the tremendous enthusiasm it had spent in following the pennant rate for the last month, has a tremendous reserve supply. It is a great thing for baseball and a joyful event for St. Louis that the Cardinals are to contest the but that is, only incidental. St. Louis needs such a revival of spirit as the baseball classic will give. The summer hag been hot. We are a bit frayed around the edges. Here is a capital source of relaxation, a means of losing our identities in the struggle for the world’s championship. What Hornsby, Bottomley, Bell and the others are doing and thinking about now becomes the all-important thing. Who knows what results may spring from our newly-gained championship? Maybe even the more violent of the anti-annexationists will see the folly of trying to persuade the county not to become a part of a city which is the proud possessor of the National League pennant-winning baseball club of 1926! = = " — — CAHOKIA PARK.: Across the river from St. Louis the State of Illinois is improving its néwly purchased Cahokia Park. Pan unep 1Grass seed is to be sown upon the leveled fields about the great Monks’ Mound, the landscape is to be ornamented with trees and shrubs, and the scene is to be made attractive with lakes and ponds. That is, as far as we are able to do so, we are re- storing the place to what it was when the Indians left it. {In the distant time when it was their me tropolis in all the region north of Mexico, when the priests of the sunchanted at the summit of the great mound, and upon .the 70 lesser mounds in the group the chiefs and the medicine men had their primi- tive homes, it was possibly lovelier than we shall ever be able to make it. We cannot restore that ant- mated and colorful scene. We cannot restore to the nearby fields the frugal farmers of the Stone Age, or recreate the sweeping canals which connected Ca- hokia with the Mississippi. They will never dance again with the plumes of the home-coming armies of conquest, nor ever echo again the challenges of the sentries who stopped the incoming stranger. There will be nothing new about the lakes and ponds. They, too, were there in the days when Ca- hokia was inhabited by its builders. Some of them with which the big mound was built was excavated immediately about it. All that vast quantity of ma- terial was moved by hand. Thé Indians had no beasts of burden, no machinery. They probably carried it in skins. | Chiefly, the scene restored will differ from the old one in the absence of the ous temples. Nobody knows what those were. We only guess that they resembled the temples built by sunworshipers of the same period in Mexico. The Mexican pyramids and the great Monks’ Mound are virtually identical. They are just about the same in shape and material, and were plainly reared for the same purpose. So far as the archeologist knows, the summit of the mound had more religious significance than anything built upon it. It is likely that at the top of Cahokia there was an undying fire, the symbol of the sun. No foundation wall of anything structural has ever been found there. When the Trappists came there and built their monastery the Indians hereabout knew nothing of what had happened at Cahokia. The tu- mult and the shouting had passed off to the south, possibly to Mexico, and the most painstaking efforts of the monks failed to retrieve any part of that lost story. At any rate, we can all rejoice that what was once beautiful and mystical is to be made beautiful and mystical again. Bobby Burns never heard of the Ohio Gang, but he knew enough of human nature to know that its plans would gang aglee just about the way they are doing in the Daugherty trial. —— -— « ——-— a. THE NEW DEACONESS HOSPITAL. With 1500 volunteer workers enliste@ in the cam- paign to raise a fund of $700,000 for the new Deacon- ess Hospital, success for the project is assured, if the people of St. Louis realize the need of this addition te the city’s hospital facilities and the fact that this particular hospital stands high in public esteem for its good work in the past. The city does need much more hospital room, not who now crowd existing institutions and are unable to pay for treatment. The Deaconess Hospital has been conducted in such a way as to make patients and their relatives and visitors feel at home, very little red tape being apparent. It has given free treat- ment to thousands of indigent patients. It has made friends, and could have done a great work for the community if it had had a building and equipment adequate to meet the demands for its services. The projected institution, on a fiveacre tract of land overlooking Forest Park will take the hospital out of the congested part of the city, but, with the modern motor ambulances, it will still be within easy reach of patients, and easy of access for visitors. Its surroundings will be greatly improved. With a mod- ern building and equipment, it will be a powerful factor in the daily battle with disease and accident in Greater St. Louis. —=— = a a They are certainly making a knave out of King in the Miller-Daugherty trial. NEXT? One of the features of a religious revival at Har lan, Ky., was the consignment to a large bonfire of a number of books by modern authors because they are “poisonous and unfit to be read by the people.” The executioner of these literary reptiles was the Rev. J. R. Black, pastor of the Harlan Baptist Church, Among the books were Zane Grey's “To the Last Man” and H. G. Wells’ “Outline of History.” We suppose the next to be proscribed will be those sinful volumes on the adventures of Rollo, and the spicy Jannals of the Campfire Girla, iN, Mebane world’s series. We suppose it will even help business, are still visible during the spring rains, for the dirt only for patients who can pay but for the hundreds: | % a vw . - + , . on ' . * * » s . " . * . x. ay exe a” ° . = °.* Se — a. to 5 ere Ss 43D ¥ ~ gt “SK hi re eee - RR ON EET ree enamine ee a a a eae se ne oo “JUST A MINUTE. * ” ; rs : tT me Ore mae MAE: sis MR. ANTWINE’S OPINION “What the country needs,’’.said Mr. Ant- wine, “is a good, cheap, substantial, pres- ent. which the Republican party could dis- tribute to the voters of both sexes. The Democratic party never does distrihute pres- ents. I suppose one who votes the Demo- cratic ticket is supposed to be content with the consciousness of duty well done, or with having been a member of a forlorn hope. But it’s a poor year when the Republicans will not give you a/pair of lead cuff links, or a blown frem the bottle stick pin, or a~- white elephant like the Fordnew-McCumber tariff. Whether the Republicans feel that those voting the ticket deserve a trifling reward, whether it is an inducement to vote the ticket, or if they have more money than the Democrats, I don’t know. But the Republicans always are good for a little lagnappe, which is a euphemistic name for tip, which means “to insure prosperity.” “The presemt should be standardized, like Republican prosperity. I understand this year’s offering in Pennsylvania is a thim- ble, embroidered, ‘Vote the straight Repub- lican ticket.” Why they did not add, “And may God have mercy on your soul,” is beyond me. Maybe there was not room enough on the thimble. Of course, any one who votes this years Republican ticket in Pennsylvania hasn't a thimbleful of sense, so the choice was tnfortunate.. And a man has no more use for a thimble than I have for asparagus. But Jim Reed raised so much hell over the primary presents that I supp the best minds just simply went dead on them. The best minds cogitated and conceived a thimble, as our classic au- thors would say. Here in Missouri we have not had a present, a personal campaign or a definite statement on Prohibition from Scnator Williams. \I understand © Major Hawes is to be given = mud pack, but he does not need it, being handsomer than Williams. We need a définite, country-wide present, like the tea kettle of 1924. Of course, they could reduce the tariff, but the present must be tangible, something capa- ble of sense apperception, as the psychol- ogists say. “I would suggest a small gold brick, la- bellied “Farm Relief” on one side, and “Re- publican prosperity” on the other. It would make a nice paper weight, a good sinker on a fishing line, it cobla be used as a door check, or given to the baby to play with. Or a toy balloon entitled the same way. But I don’t suppose they'll heed my sugges- tions.” . . . Swimming has been mac. = eompulsory course In the schools of Sweden. Looks pau for the channel in about 10 years. On the other hand, it may be part of a plot to or ee oe ee Soe the ears. “Olive branch street” if you knew what we mean. ‘ * >. e wide open spaces: The grandstand eal ee eRe noe ee a Written for the POST-DISPATCH —— ee — ~~ : et om en EE me eee em FAMOUS X’S. Ex-amateur. Ex-champion, Ex-pert. Ex-tra dry. Madame X. Mister X. Miss X. ~ * — According to the commissioner of the plywood manufacturers’ association, King Tut’s wife’s great grandparents had the first twin beds known to history. This does not detract from the credit of Al Weods in the least. Rather, it gives us renewed hepe that the origihal of the fliv- ver joke may vet be unearthed. * . The people of Great Britain are drinking less whisky, inclining more to wine and beer.. Someone, it appears, is willing to try modification. And we presume the tight little isle is not so tight any more. * ~~ Aa Carmi Thompson, who has been investi- gating the Philippines, is. going to China next. That man seems to be a glutton for punishment. + a & fF Andrews has asked All ary agents Those who have sworn Gen. to sign the pledge. to uphold the law must swear again that’ they will not hold up the law. The silly geason being over, you can figure it out for yourself. * = a. Parisian women with long hair have tak- en to letting their hair hang down their back. Due to the smaliness of stylish hats, they must do this or suffer a headache. A real revolt, it strikes us, would be direct- ed against the smallness of the hats. * * > Considering the enormous pursea, why not call them “price-fights?”’ * *. a The Hoffbrau House in Berlin boasts &- quart steins, and they are not relics, did win that war? aa * * Philadelphia did the Reds brown. > 7” . Undeterred by the upset of previous dope, one of the experts says that Dempsey will not fight any more, thereby insinuat- ing that he fought Thursday night. . . . Opponents of annexation cannot say they were waiting for St. Louls to develop a win- ning ball team. * . . : Claire Windsor says that blondes should never wear colors that overshadow their personality. But we always were under the impression that one who had person- ality .could wear anything and be attrac- tive. There is a catch in = somewhere. ” a THE SCHOOL OF Laz. I sit alone, forshken, My aim was ever up: Crue] fate’ harsh toll has taken, And left an empty cup. I gave—my pay was sorrow, My hope lies with tomorrow For things good men hold dear. Yet I am still unheaten, I've plucked the fruit of strife, — “he bitter draught of fe ne " ~ Who . The MIRRG PUBLIC O JT EDWARD W. BOK in 8c for October. HAVE had my s the nigh es to Am a ot “futile” and a of ettort | when the fact is that I have n my purpose with regard to the t way. This is the first time I t birds when the fact temains that t never demonstrates itself until e and I have only had these bir spring. An intelligent protectiv for birds urged its meee ty | atin of protest because of res onfir the birds in “deplorably ¢ the dear delightful ladies ¥ to this unintelligent appeal that these nightingales were 1 rae gland in three by three cages, a8 in compartments 20 feet high, 2 and 12 feet wide. Nor did thes souls take the paing to ascertal > tive nightingales are healthtse mt " ‘sing more sweetly, and tor 3 than their species in the Ww a ‘when released in the = have invariably returned © within 24 hours. It's allt am perfectly free to know little about the r much less than IT formed American critic the transplantation of . course, the obvious . whether the nigh on American shores, a new member to ir son whether I shall succeed OF ae = answer is with the Gigae A CHURCH -ROR tages: From the Racine Joursata RECENT news report 4 Protestant de combined to secure ae ment for places where the under 1000, and on the other Bi if possible, several churches are too many. It has long as an economic waste, to the spiritual side of the three or four churches re suffice; such a condition w@ ship on the pastors who are © serve at a salary far below ems port themselves and fami QD ing of churches also means | co-operative movement nomination felt that it nant pastor—that . - ‘VINCES. “ ‘ . G : SF 4 be all “ . : y pes ‘ , ’ > , “, Z ‘ int ie J ‘ ” Soa ue " Se cae RE ae Mp eis: Eo? ST fy saat | vances. about them. I have been ot hae f ty in etifling the migratory urge © : - fraction. is atta; = r aie a slight reaction, ¢ es 1S; ‘ Coane) 2 {8 9 Ae > pee » ‘ee Pe aue Pictures CAM —es ) - sharpl then slipped back 4 Comme - Bulphur was again tn a ov of we _ veloped a Becsan rama inued favora favorable oe “Trading in foreign | fered nothing out of he » Rates showed a 1 off slightly, B74 Clearing Mons : “Prospects of improv | credit situation were _ the weekly statement a ng House banks, which re excess reserve of $21,087,660 Rosi Pyare with a deficit a week a 4 More than $25,000,000. pit Decconea $46,211,270, while lo: declined $11. peeunta, ete., deci!

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4 Comics 4 Po pular S\TURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 25, 1926__. = ST. LOS POST- nace & = = News Photogr: eae “aiemeealiemaer smgpenanennane aE : ‘ . Sales. Security High. Low. Close. ’ Hu PAGE 12 _ ST.LOUIS PQST-DISPATCH | Bond Saleo—Contineed | |= RAH ROAD Sosee mee RAILROAD BONDS. aa -- = ss: : ' | | | :?P -,) 96%) 98 | 9%! “Tt Cit & Del 5 TH G7 Se ; — (OMP KI rE) | Sales. Security. _|_ High. |_Lew._| Close. st 3 p we 4 58 2 | os | & 2Un Pa 6 8 - ie eu l 2” SEPTEMBER 25, 192% NEW ~"“RAILROAD BONDS. 3S on : % S4Q Me Eu Pac Ist 4 47 (03 ia | -—_apaY. SEPTE ———— a we a oe 3° 33° L 7 - ; ‘sy 2 : : = = ? 7 ‘ : ; + 4} q . — eppemad hls ' . Gi¥ “4. ‘ . : : . > ¢ #5) * . —o ae . ‘ - £ - ‘ Z : pha ltt 0tLOICETEE SLI PLP AS IULS D h | Bales. Security. OAD BOSDS i 1% 1) rat Special to the Post-Dispaico. a . ° - table will he found a _RAILR = 4 pa ae NEW ¥c IRK ; Sept. 25. iB th a follo ing S ee on ‘ a, = Gi SUNT 5 - Sh pftptl STTE* ices of bonds traded in list of sales, highest, lowest and — pric being in $1000 lots (900 omitted): |S @ trem 6 5 6 . 2 F 30 +45 ttt 4 PHOTOPLAY a. asms ot the Stock remotes today, Sa. es Ss b = ead ho or Pec dol lars - nd . F . ** . , = ~ ” t . } +> > “> 7. : r : é : : - = . . 7 _ re . ati ited States ul erty . = “ o a M5 sr B54 99% 9O% 9% S$ do : a9! arent SI (4s MERCHANTS EX 4 NGP Quotations oa al’ Unit 99——24 M5 sr ! : ' 4 Y ed a oy “ae 3 , =~ ao 2 . . ' . fa \ B Iz © ; ti = RS Sen —_— te Abs, 4 wotaticons of + —_" dol ia?r. that ts, for instance, a Sai ie print t3 } i : ©. As a So" ad Speeers =) — Ine 4) ; 4 + KO i) ee Ss = : — ow. 5 a HB end crevious thirty-seconds =s t! uirty-s seconds of a dollar and not $99. 24. > 201: . 103 Jd Sy . 5 marset and queiadone ae means $93 amd twenty- aude $6.681,009 vesterday, PNICS sa 3 : Jf | P Be 3) oS oo ee. = Chouteas | " | In Downt Kansas City wend ‘Bicage Total sales today were $3.662,000, against snag dah, renege (261 = f ¢ ie ee” « & wae 103 103. “The . , a ae 074.000 a year ago and $6,0::.090 two o© PN Ys (so . "9%; 20 . 3 25 B Oy: o2 % 193" ~ T “tre. Close. Yost. $4,254,000 a week 460. $9, FHINGTON Boy —— . , . 7 y - r l “3 2 * ' 9s - ‘ . ; — — SEPTEMPER WHEAT ago. | >. ~1t 2% Of g | 13 Riv 3 W lst. ts a 94 Px Va: i . n ‘ . - . = rd) TT3 pa Ne . - : oO. ’ y * : a ‘ e o i “s = be — 4 - to date sales were $2,184,345,900, agains Sa a ie LiMmas ® . STARTING ai al —— “7 a +9 High La pe - ‘ . , : we ke 2 22 7 ae ' aga Wea T oe aliew. 1 a les, Securtty__ : 3M : wal Saat TODAY! EMBER , eae = .- weCus ; a IND USTRL AL BONDS. ~ * - . a F.. : ‘ yu | . - MENT " BON , ——-—— — = a9 “Oo ke ~4 } LG 0 i ro aw om oN 3 ae Worids Greatest CT W 0% 9% : : a re a : = a oR : ‘ . ‘ , L3 . Ri: , se Q Musicai Attraction pam am 4 GS o* } 2 & ‘ alates oe anis ' : 457 Gravets hag e ? ; . LG L2 pas et BB +. —That Weorid- :. ‘ oy » Maat IP a ——" "Seed La °a : McNAIR : Poe 7 —— es s Mc Nair-Pestaicazt mom MOGLER ° Oth and Bremen New Bridge,‘ ; —— Euetid & Nat. Brdg.' We PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | : PAL SRPMEUMNCIRCUIT VAUDEWLLE BAA : £ | : ‘s ; F . “mi Louis ‘ | NGS at ie Se ae ent 4 2-1s—NOW PLAYINC—8: rs \ . RKAE sAMUELS NOW “The Bine Streak of Vaudeville” JEROME & GRAY | WALLY SHARPLES BY PUBLIC DEMAND CARL FREED & ORCHESTRA MARIO VALLE & ERIC ZARDG STARTUN«: TOMORROW — HEL EN R = MACKELLER in “The Mud Tartte : RAE SAMUELS in new pDregcram and and and iata LEDOVA. Other Big Features. Prices: Wate. 15¢-50c: Nights 15¢-3$1.10 ‘ Woodland ‘Exeent Saturders and Sundays) NOIS Grevets _ —_ oe Nee ~ 4 5 — Seen Sees Ate => i ahs ath ty - 7S * aig oes aig eg : @ - Pn y * “ Pe Oe ne oe * ¢ 4¢ ‘#2 ‘ ss Ms @ ui 4 we! a Pet Go Pt het oS et Bye seh 6 Ye geass Te ¢ Daw ooh ee fe "ti : ie otis vow Phe a “by? rah ms % ws , ad i Deer 1%) - as te 4 > m © 0005 9 & Sitale, aoe ® tg i - he PA LATE EB a wt } rea emirate i. 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Pa .— “. > ¥e e ’ * ¥ & i . ind ef 4 “ 7 a De 43 > = cee 7 ‘= j Pac, oe ; pag Te a Pe a 3. i if eae : $ -> r, . « * + ee as ee * aa er. Md - a ee P. > Ee, Pe 3 i ’ _—— ee » : x t a3 fe « "= ‘ 4 ty “ae ORD - iN ~. NTH avd DOWNTOWN*® SEVE SHAW CAPITOL THEATRE = J. Master _ GR Fleming |= . He ae . ; , Grand-Shenasdeah (“FINE MA ~~ Ten Sau) sai sen | 3.00 de Stes 1174 117 4 2ETe XTH AND CWESTNU STREETS | of Music! | Grand a anal 5 Sao Paulo § 8 36 105% 105% 10: Cc ‘is S2107% 3 LAT % )- 1 WICE DAILY 8 ‘3 : | TIVOLI { Kxomiaite s ' — 3 cei Boaleaaigy gt yn Be go facglmngngtipy rc | & @ LU2Z% 102 . : f erie . 350 Delmar “Hell's ins Heng ar reaen @ 3 ROS 14, 20S % LO: Edo Gs 29 reg. 101% 101% 1aT + EMMGS 5 06 toh 2® MATINEES 504 to 4 Master oft. . Nis = pe tft JENS | VIRGINIA | (PR Heart Chords! C -¢ oe PRO 5117 virainte news mee ods eee ws ogee ARNE se \ eat gene te: on Bi ae Nh ict sxc PE ote ee ——— — — ae . ‘ a ia 0 FF a’ tt “CHRISTIAN SCIENCE The Churches seamed Detew are all . | CITY BONDS kiss for every hour ‘ ef The Mother Church, The . w+ Gites 4 fn SE. Chereh of Christ. Scientist. in 3 INDUSTRI ak, BON DS. —but a winsome, Boston, Maxs. — PH 341 LUG i ; ~ — . Sub af the teasen- ™. Reading room, 459 North King Poe ot \ Fane S FF JUAN’S Three | Nights” $4 5 p. "a ac. ot & >. =. —When the woman who walks — alone inds love, life's highway Five De Luxe LEWIS ‘STONE . CHURCH, "yeas Washing eEeoND CHU Rw oe “rag Shows a Day and an All-Sear Cast | «ON THE STAGE to seeacomplete and ~~ performance He had a mistress for every night—a \_ FEE ~ P * i #u ‘ , > + 3 ‘ ro re alley Pies sae ee tee ee me See ‘3 pep meeoy i SRI Ot ORE 5 9 RANI TR RR I BE 5 BE RE ARES pe ah 2k oka S524 Huscii Dow seen a OP Rt ID FSA eH EL a is gs 9. ™.. mm. ? 745 sep See BAIR Nee a RE IR RL ACT A A Co m. CHURCR, SS %. avenuc, Lt! WEDNESDAY EVENING — TEST! MUNY MEETING at all the churche- CTITRCH NOTICES we i 3 , 40 115 14% 1 Ls | : @ 4 A Te 3 $ p - N I E 2 2 4s t? ‘ieek. ROOMS (96% Railway : — —————— ) Gt Nor 7 3a - 11 Lite 122 o ANNA QO. NILSSON a | Ww a Ss r 1 ° ay ye “9 as Peaches i rt} , 8 Gi . r 4% 76... 2 a1 | : : in : : When the Post-Dispatch critic proph- sunday 2:38 te Tayier Avenur and Westminster Place 48 M ad: ST NI, BI * ‘<=. She parts again ied “Valentino will break all rec- JOHN W. MACTIYOR Minister —— ay . wn bist shew ) - % 4S SHE WAS J SFR LAST TWO BIG BITS. is ords.” he did not know that Valentino “FINDING. Ol "came 401 C rie 4 55... 92%! 98% 92% | eo “FONJOLA” AND “MISS NOBODT. would attract more than 104,000 persons . Semdays and hell. + —thousands more than amy other pic- 5:30 2 m= All are “THK CALL OF THE CHT RCH’ ture ever attracted. That everyone may Everybody Wetcome to Ail Services see this Great Lover, we are holding over tor a 2d Week—NOW! VALENTINO in “The SON of the SHEIK” And on the Stage: “Desert Dreams” Pe ee 3—ILLUMINATING YOGA LECTURES—3 Ceere and hear this eminent authority on the Inner Sacred Teachings of the Hindn Yogi a to i Sigel AOE RAE * ta PO PO te Oe ee OG arly o OREO sen eae add bien SF paige - at ‘tS oeagem e ’ . Pe. side ee : HOTEL CHASE (Roof Garden) Warwe—tme |b Me BQ ST EY, , : Vth “ides of Eee eee Aure & (eter.

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_PHOTOPLAY THEATERS : “Bi 3 Bremen Theater s..,2'45k, Paradies Oth und Bremen and Vandevilig — HOUTEAU, = T_mx ff. and Chouteau } “The - AIRY hat) Easton ~~ Vankee Double Pro { “High Steppers” acing Bloog” ampton j ~~ Program i B00 Lansdowne Lightning Rang tat ~ ‘ : a eae aga = 1PM. CONT! ont Times Today Great NE COLA Master sigette of All Time oo CODEE The French Comedienne ther Big Acts Oo Photopla —LEATRICE JOY = : in “The Clinging Vine" STARTING saoRROW Stupendous Fun, Seng, Music Fest: Nothing Like It Ever Offered ' ovie Prices MADELINE COLLINS & LEONARD CEELEY Stare of the N. ¥, Cast of “THE STUDENT CHARLES FOY The Laugh-Maker Funnier ef the Centary Their Dad nn eee A Drematic Leve Story of the Weet With Margurrite la Matte 2 William Boyd. Matinee Today, Sic; Ci Sena es RE RID i et ate x Capable Workers. Are provided through the Post-Dispatch Want Columns at the least expense. Call MAin 1111 —or leave the Want Ad with your d¢ruggust. 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EER ETO LOLI OPI IEE 8 ONES E —_ —_— — = - EEE ———O——— —_—-—-_ — se * % ee FS 2 €. : od — —— — HOU — a Slapped His Wife | ling Adventuress for Q Trumping His Ace. | | By MILDRED BARBOUR. atl a a ll ag atl atl aa a CHAPTER IV. Dr. Carl Ramus of U. S. Public Health Service Declares | The Bridge Fieud Seid She’ THE PROTEST. “Fountain of Youth” Is Within Our Reach. Easy, He |; peserved It and Then She : Says, to Keep Boyish Figure and Girlish Complexion— |. Got a Divorce; but Why ¢ GROUP of people gathered on the Diet. E Good Titoughts Big Aids. | Be So Serious About 5 | trim. little, white house in the . ,° + eh Tre i? ay St + in oe] 4 i Was z ‘ a ‘ : A te Li Ts vears. : Ye i tne ~ nited ates ] 15 t ' 2 - . 2 my m4 aid a, more than wait + Oru Ae Pa. 4 » Ep algae) Aten «aed ve sy th to the Fountain of Youth, |; 4 siann r Any wome me f the war. Small — ree t alist in semescence dreams of ur reckoning,” admits Dr. rejuvenation could never be , , duration may eventually poten hastened ss Seetieed -- —_ 4 . ; ms it had risen to 55 years. The increasing age iumit ye x ‘ ; Doris’ safety. and her a : , 3 Z i wo Sa. Sy al ¢ = ss ~+ nenvironment. The causes of aging are | 5 , Aaa ei no ~ _ 4 . ; ee * £: 7 ¢ waited with ue mostly tiv k 4 known to be preventable.” | ‘ mostiy Known and Known to ! agi mo 2 “ went home Work was abandoned for the Ow bh of} "> Hrevent them b How shall we kee that boyish tizure : Pare , ~~ as eS ee: CS . . relia 3 r¢ - : = . a : . - ° . . x M “White meat is always better than red meat, and fish better than | | lawver brought Sra ‘friend nb toy : Man : , 4 | M. Dario and Mile. Nadine, just back from Paris, illustrate steps of the dance that bas been just introduced ; : : . ; iat : ; a of some friend near the « Nakhadw aréenalle ib either. All sea-fish have traces of iodine. which is a further item in | - # lie oe Jud rranted : -VOOOCY actualy : Liem . of i sensn01s ‘ o Tie » 3 ss iaiatiiaiealil — > ented ee | oft il: arnt tease ER. aol Win ———— ? 1 The “Charieston” at last, tt capital and he 4 my, float 1g waltz, ;avor Ps 2 ae The dbeg* ciet Ls one oO: vegzeuoies, Daa ncec Wilt eces. : the divorce. an 4 no lady can | - “= at we —-_ we ida oe we ee & « PE err i ie cheese, milk and buttermilk. Butter is the best fat. and olive oil its, of trump aces all she wants to and suc ae os mit “Can you noi tell us—has little M1 pate | seems, is to have a competitor. In person who will pag . ‘eelle ; — oa . ese a ea seal Maes st of the surnmer. laic Dori : imire it) : ee af i course, excellent; fresh fruit and abundance of water should be take2 | »obody will slap her in the face ap gore et es a a— r with w! RECIPES FROM Paris the human “gigolo” is an in- fee. He ts “up-to 3 2% * ; . eS iow pete! i SLree is - - — | ~ ° . cal. , wires pe ete * habe beam, : =} stitution. He is male, shifieapand things Terpsichoram® + . > : ior doing we ? | : | became running rivers, impassable : . co) uspect”—— | | « ee Dr. Ramus’ argument against meat for those who wish to stay urse, she won't be invited cs ‘- “M 4 Ol V : ory somes | Of course, s = “You all pec ae aviy d irginia a parasite in of the his breed has int tiweiecti-~ . rr: : . ’ , ~ i , ; na a? 4 th = ee £ - — ‘ when thin . trace of Doris or ng ] | oe es aspoon- tail before dinner. may gradually injure the vital glands and hasten the vexed when things go wrong. rs tee J into the hog sey wi ater whee i HERVIL and tarragon, Tesh ( make them, Sil pint : _ sage and thyme. | fuil of aromatic onset of senile changes, we cannot say with certainty.” This S$ re I know a man who would for- | Cut chocolate in pieces and | nit | What a host of redolent | pepper corns and @ict will cheer some, even though the book for beating old age “st: | his wife extravagance, indif- suggests that free alcoho! should never be used habitually in health.” | ren mpty-headedness, v ed — itor of Mi : : im 3s : Mae ee « b ka wa he 5 aT} . u hea bi+ + — ian’ : that is better than mome at all. Get the habit so that rou Hke it and | ; as 2 ings us | ak, weeds an Ae look forward to it at a certain time every dary. If you are so situated m . x] hen | : : t > yz cam have tennis, basketball or swimmin . oe ? t ee ee oe i | : S He hurre ‘ : - . . ; Finally. Dr. Ramus urges all who would remain ronung to resist the | ” - & . amp tye are — —_ ner. &§ roige it | oa padding. put m oven and hoeea @ It ps ‘ tion that ¢ ‘ ; : | e e comp | An. breathed Dawson. “that in; brown slowly, with the ovem ‘Tom a branch ie. ste negative suggestion that ther must grow old—even at threescore years | tm mene? thet . = Ys ro am . and ten. He believes thai the sabcomscious self, working en such sug- ee — a a Dori and the Is stay at your side. | door open. the growth and the plant Peng. gestions, hastens unnecessarily the aging process. | play Orics | youns Man aCuaily went to the’ will need me” Note—This is very rich bat vialor. Im case & & desire a al ~ : i te Be eae ' ‘ kr | : i cry ¢ — a “Convince yourself by intellectual study that old age is: | a a CHAPTER V. was always a favorite with the va the whele pinat at t _ “ag "a : ; the season—as sage. marjoram, preventable,” he urges. Comvince vour intellect that , , THE oT4Cn children. a : tC that > 7 ond Hom STACNCH DEFENDER. | rary. etc a ~ feelings of depression, fear, amger, hatred and revenge asl 2 , | seated 4 ‘DEF 3a ¥.. — be cut the sabdconscious negatively and destructively, distur : T was late afternoon. the sympathetic system and produce the intestinal poisons that siowly bridge: . The lost babes in the woods had been restored to their re and surely cause ‘the signs 1a lief in t ‘ . capi ag 7 iy ; : nility impresses the _ secpenctnllnong gees gene Boa nt prevention Of s@ | bitter looks and the scowls and the spective homes and put to bed . th beonscious to work continuously for the indefintte 37 . 3 ee : + » | > ~ F ° > al es , * prolongation of youth. | Sarcastic comments will be miss | In the absence fram town of his father, the luckless Danny Turn Dr. Ramus looks with an encouraging eye on the surgical treat- | RE. = we aed a a er had been taken in charge by no less a guardian than John Dawson ment of old ace by clandn! perations | When I play bridge I play for Miss Fisie hovered - ne , “Th m5 Sa —o my ee aote 5 ISS fusie hovered over Doris, giving her a hot bath, feeding her. © pusushed reports,” he sars, “seem to indicate that brilliant , : : I ping her briar scratches with cintment results have come to some cases, if not to many.” And so he advises all : agg nay ‘ be Inc! ne ig by geen who are old, and who have received the createst benefit from Bietece it oS = tac , | Incky if she hasn't caught her desfh of cold.” the and medical treatment, to try the surgical and X-ray rejuvenation Kec when she came downstairs after the ministrations +h 3 - ; . Ss ~ a , methods, provided these are used by experts. _- | and found her next door neighbor awaiting her im the parior, quiver it seems to me that eren if the risks were much more they would .i- > | ao ing with an eagerness to “talk it ower.” : be worth taking.” be sars. | - | i a ; ’* : “TF +h oo TY » = As for the well-preserved oldsters who all their lives have ealet ra i, thai’s all she’s got to worry about—” murmured the visitor. meat, drunk whisky and smoked or chewed Le They need something make fies ried = ee NA oF 4 ee ' 4 or ‘ 1? ec tobacco. be. T= that — Wiss Elsi e i } “ 3S ? wal? TTT - i and digestion. sleep and freedom from worrr “wettag neo be hn a | om ’ . a As oe ae hee ; 4 . ~ . — . . Ly. ‘ a . 7 ee . sav +ka- a girl = . mend ) whole night in the woods with a roun man she’s thought Ht HW ! eee _* ; % i if 1. T ! it r aT: ti) 4 4 i l l | Seen on 5th Avenue | By Miss Shopper tf “48 t BOD On SRE Cre ec ER a ee aed . orimitives, portraits of the | masters and ‘the gifted | painters, as wel as es-. axmcpies of the French imopresticn- ists and the Americas ultra-mod- Where a New Baby Is Raised by Ritual. mgehbt’s escapade—" GYPT iS Tmadce up of a num- —— ane . i As a i ‘ e) Saas are a.50 sSpectaiors. The | scarfs are long those ead - Let night's escapade, as you ber of Traces and tribes. Many mig. alter :f has cone +h . ; _ , [Yt ean ct . : of these are so similar to each thes erolimeinearion a - oe io A. ite page ~ gn an accraent ther that it-is only by» closely «,. t wesc ae — en Pos evening and fur : _ and simpie that might have sebdptus: their custome ané appear- >, a 2 one stags gimenae [sm the mo expensive frocks. nappened to you or me. ; ak amce that the difference can be jr), ee ae ee oT ae ee a a ee a alee “ mem the trk eae: ! a eee determined. The Feilaheen, «a ba la ay | hs . Velveteen will be used mor two- | And [ belis OT ‘> the dim. coo arior, “i = a LO — jelcately beautitul Uke more or teas mongrei race, how + sienna >t : piece aytime frocks in the fail. known ever, are distinctively apart fro se iil. geen ci ag Sometimes ty Sates the average Egyptian. ) 3 ie ie ” 2m UMALITactive peopie, fai and weil set-up, but they ds ; teresting chiefly because of a a a scent oe " “a . or @ — a | | | Tm Trey By the time it had strange rites that they perform. ‘ WA ania ce nia i ee | was night and For seven days after a ch born it is Kept in strict hidin with the , fails below RO Man. not even his father mitted.to see his face. After th The Fellaleen are exceptionally ich bh , trees all time the baby is put in: sieve fond of their children and the en so por rr the t vea ried to get Ddack Ci “ r3¢ at : , Tr. ied m2 know your- OFS SOT : s les ; ; ‘ : : ‘ 4 © +h ’ + > ~~ 3 : iia itis wes ; Seiz it ¢ worst we've had ere oy Pee e a | eh li fear and near’? the sa — — 2. " SY th " ’ and carried through the home in a give up muc} their ti H yrack e i mucha of their time Ve dark. procession. Lighted tapers are car- -5 the ering ing ' and proper erni ~ nth nas pe naticnn’ lao mel nearivy dead and sc: bed to £24 then for turop _ She is goin iJ] mat most effective cnder the ried by the members of the family . ee ae pieces by the at hey to have a ca el] that to you somewhat derorat! full gol arms. Leaves the skin and the midwife scatters grain and as aie eal ck ee Sadi: Ta rere ng in the wrong scandal-mongers!’ frame set clos , th ture. flower-fresh im cieanii- salt around “to pacify the evi) . uage is ee te “ — pits tes th : me” = then the child is shaken = Seiect ype, s#eel an. all A group of frocks have the bod- im the sieve to make it fearless, cantaloupes. sit he rit] ac ice and skirts of different fabrics in eed efter which he is held up to the ic cream and hail’ ‘Ofte : ; | two shad ; ? oe re 2. ee ‘wo coin! ir iwe Snadcee of; tre “a | sen to sharpen his eyesigh' cream. Garnish the teps with cher- ne colo ON APPR VAL y (cy : if the child ie a girl. only wom- ries and alinonds Ths ¥, uticura Ve 4 7 \ . a toasted em are permitted to be present at makes a cood cembinatien "our en _ ime an ot | ates & eed combination een d duvetine 3-Minute Dishwasher Shaving Stick ~ (To Be Cortinged.) the ceremonies, and the mother in- w'oMh ANT aA pint o ich kinda » lL aerer ~ , ' ) | Freeiv Ties Ql) her women friends. but if eam is wsufficient for 1 - | sities . >" y Lathering & Be a bey. the father and all his o : , MAin 3219 689 Arcade Bidg. i) Medicinal and Excili-- . Wellt-Wiees Drag Steres; Stix 0130 - —_ Puller: Johes i (,Artieid | : - 2 . — VA rticid - mae SE whi Aten x PRR REY RIE RRR AE 2 aan — —— 4

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5 ia bas Hi | Children’ S Stories fe (| — LLL AA CO CCS L psy SEPTEMBER 25, 1926. My, ».1 his way, and in Pumper'’s eyes was | | He who is not liberal with what your cousins, the Night Herons} how plump you are!” |a hungry look. ‘he has does but decerve, himself and the Green Herons and the, As he said this, Pumper the' “I’m going home,” ‘when he thinks he wound be lib- Children’s Bedtime’ Story Great Blue Herons?” Bittern took a long ste | | = -p toward | ny, and went. / eral if he had more.—-W. & Plume 5 B T ; se » 2° 22 RN AR TRE EE | y THORNTON W. BURGESS. Not if I can help it,” replied | Danny. Danny dodged behind a eo Oe er. | 6 Mage : Pumper. “Mrs. Bittern and _ I little bunch of marsh grass. He | : The two most engaging powers ° j A Heron Cousin much prefer a nest on the ground. peeked out. Slowly but carefully | _ who thinks his place below | of an author are to make new Yes, indeed, we very much pre-| Pumper the Bittern was contig m will certainly be below his | things familiar and familiar things new.—Johnson. one. Do you nest in trees like! fer a nest on the sii said Dan- \ le * . Lam ae x sh Veto = ‘ is “J A ny “ a eal Aah naa ates we » ane ” — CY ry Vina tte pr anes « “ on 2 et eee al ake eae a — hice Se oy SOMA gained Ry Wiehe MARS tale one A eI ACE e One RgggR. seit ~ wenn ite , ed) cat ae ie 7 ren ad ee a % by weeny | place.—Saville. bas “s Se cee © Mss cS he win RT aha ents tytn. ” "Tis well sometimes we are not fated To know to whom we are related. —Danny Meadow Mouse. UMPER the Bittern looked P over at Danny Meadow Mouse and Danny was a little un- comfortable. Dannar imagined he saw a hungry look in those eyes of Pumper the Bittern. But per- haps that was just Danny’s imag- ination. Be that as it may, he took care not to get within reach of that long neck. “Did you speak to croaked Pumper. **l did,”’ replied Danny in his funny squeaky little voice. “I said I hope you are feeling very fine today.” *‘Thank you,” replied Pumper. “If you are ieling as good as I am you have nothing to be de- sired. What brought you here?” “I came over here,’ replied Danny, “to see who was making all thdt—-I méan, to see who it was I heard singing.” Pumper the Bittern looked very hard at Danny, and there was sus- ee ee err ne ae a MRE CARRS rE tee eee ri A steaie ” Pecirgt aitac a. dean teen A SRB yp ae” i) x re 3 ea 9 pals pc AR ln Ree fi ; : ie . Soames ees a) ae aS Sas Was Lin: wen Se ‘ vo gi P " Ry, ne aaie o-te aint abidientiera tanta, . hg ¥ nytphs 5 : me?”’ Hfaew “Oh!” said Danny. “You certainly look like a heron” tered. Yes, sir, he was flattered. The folks who are most easily flattered are those who think they can do something that they can- not do atgall. So Pumper was flettered. ‘‘You have an excellent car,” said he. “I don’t believe I’ve seen you around here before.”’ He 2 aes ‘add J . 4 on rp pans bn Ba bee Bi bo ene EB nig bi Reiter Rca heh gle Le MO TL EOS SS "a as he P rong wre = P ‘ be ae Ps 9 Seas ey im a rey none PARAS C ocr i OD yet — RRR amenity ame of — “ pine ’ a ENN RINE EAE ER ETE L ILE AIEEE SIDI LEIS IT a Paris, illustrate steps of the “Gig#) it or. In an in- bas and of the The thering French ie toktoonce capital and he dances person who will pay him ¢ fee. He is “up-to-the-mip things Terpsicharean and his breed has introduced the new dance, called ‘“‘g' is taking the French capfi cHiy minutes’ instruction. storm. This dance is de Herb Seaso Ida Bailey Allen my, float 1g waltz, sensvous iM permitting vf the introduction individual features. It lacks acrobat'c features of the put it is easy to per- mand even the most indifferent r can learn its steps with a Try These— i a cup of boiled rice to ths joaf instead of the usual “ead crumbs. It will be a change i. t « wit Aiy I ; I TT vik uF art te { make them, fill pint bott! full of aromatic ieaves, 3 pepper oorns and cuver erately strong vinegar. § the sun for two weeks, occasionally, strain cheesecloth, press out all t and botue. This vinegar #’ imported. Jf mustard or ¢ seeds are used, fill the b fourth full of seeda Fresh herds may be in many old-fashioned fact, if you are interested In cooking, you will have to ust for French women love A | i i , 4 et you will like it better. . ner a ng etce.. anc Pr sis not as dark as you orry a teasnoopful of meited | Melate to the mixture. This will a delicious flavor. ce that has been just introduced in Paris. | Philosophical Phrasings No padlock, bolts or bars can secure a maiden so well as her own reserve.——Cervantes. » e . True merit, like a river, the ~ | deeper it is, the less noise it makes. —Halifax. . a o Cheerfulness ts health; its op- posite, melancholy, is disease.— Haliburton. - = a A peasant can no more help be- lieving in a traditional superstition than a horse can help tre abling when he sees a camel.— ten es Name 8 a tre oe ee eee ee eee 1 RI Nr IERIE SR IGy Lerche a sp on +e Se NR AAAI AI ADM SC AON OO AN WT aE eT he Ne ON Rie PO eee Rate nested bates — e 7 — re 1 SEN ANE OR ENNIO RICE It BAND: mle. re geek ASS Seam Ae — — . — 7 at. ee ee ec a 7 = oy» ohn = . +o SRE a ar ey ae emcee Sayre? es ne, 2 Peeetys et ne a 2 rs PENNER epte y yh III ange « ww 3 i * ” v =) r napa q% “ ws - Ay set 4 a : bgp, Ah, ou ee se Sor nd a ; es ors * ww + - heii «eee ~" 5 t e pein de a > sn Mg pe aa b etis , : : + oh ype 4 Nee: Sh Cua. aacdeger ty ~ % ¥ + “ Hae cae * iste . ed Sor oe te — » te a aot a _ ie ay oo Rage. Atal me * Agen ee A ‘ a. a ep NR ca ON ae ty a on seew ag? mee athe men, oe

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