St. Louis Post-Dispatch
September 28, 1926

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* PAGO PE TI HE reid af Sey Wi WS ARE i nieny ot pei grig were apuigae ar: Ly ~ a a ‘ " he > - Tee - . es a% Ye ager es nile ay ar ) a rer er oftge + + ~&, eGR NOP AMEE) Cg ncin D Seibeses tan aE 3 LO alts Silat abe vs ™ tereuk Cahir ST? pestis, we ry Guat as ihe 4 . " 7 atid a MR ee a snscnss Ciescetiest am ? . Poe on ee ee wk. we — 7" welt . ie ES SZENe . Neal at Oe ak Re PE see to gd Saeko tines Pee MPO nM ores toate ice eee =e is wee eee. ee Saree eee Mereai us, foe ASR ke i 8 ee tthe eect ry tes: doe aemn tana oR Aiy rie Pe hee aha Pie a) ae PEE Bierce. tty ls bh: A akot pe * 3p ging Ae ETO 2 ti ee ee ow a age ee, . ee Ay ore DE ie OS ait parr» oy Se Ea wae Apa Ps a eee Ty tie a ad eg ee ee . ey ee \4 ee hae? Ne “2 2 rt ; Pi at ™ Pape x *. ” - eer tae sag eee ALG MR SOLE PRCT ee ree at we oe fF He adie aes SD te RPP Ee, HE RN EN dS WER PROGR: arent Saad cal Sg ee Re at ee, a ¥ " eidoeets %F {free ey Y yrtiare OR ai Ais eo glia s aa Te a Re aad FA, GYR ew r pA he A ‘ol i bine Silas re zs AN EPR her at Fett RRR NSE Bae tis I, : FOE oh og Als mbesiesdatagh Pci SERRE Le . ; 7 33 “ ee 9V. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Where 43 Have Been Entombed Four Days U.S. RIGHT TOTRY JACK DANIEL CASE N INDIANA UPHELD Appellate Court in Chicago Sanctions Jurisdiction — Goldstein’s Conviction Confirmed. 6 SENTENCES HELD VALID, 6 REVERSED Counsei for St. Louisans Have 20 Days in Whic)? to Ask for Rehearing or Make Appeal. a . ~~ ‘ »> ‘ - ' rerrment % ‘rT’ 7 aCe Jani¢e a] > - ~~ an Pe * . = > t LK ¢ ~ es > : a’ oe * ** ’ + ° . Federa : i 5 a = . so hz 4 % * > ‘24 Sen tec i + * > ba Psu 5 . \* eu =) * ee o* ~ * . > o ua 4 4 eay ; eT a + = was -_ e > el +. ,€Cis as » a © ie | . firme 7h ¢ ets Sor? ey ° . ate ” * r >» + 4 — 1 Ly : é 4 * > > . > - . iSS ead 4 is See rT + * J. A peta Ss . ‘oe . . . ac sd € the ind - \ « *-, rc . ae a ee : + ¢ 7 Hea x - > of ok iA’ULS a. Py ast eral eu . 44 f nev cr ai> Jurisdiction Main Issue. -r he ~« , P ™ Y a . ay 4 Tne A e@ts¢ 4 ‘ * | gre % ‘ n “ww? ks ree fi > ’ . ’ og Ree “ . . a una 4 wai s® r a% ak . 2 ™ Pi \ Tw Ai . 3 : , AnGViana ei} , ;e@ irs ait ta ft throug?) Thar afters of 1 carrving BS & ris Ruling on Jurisdiction. Gicrment ts found, would + ; = Charles A ri tts ATITQrTn ee ‘ - Oldstein and others sia to ‘hat a Writ of certiorari for a r: view of the case on points . ‘urisdiction and le " be asked frorm the United States Supreme Court Such a writ be iasued by the Supreme Court on ny ground, he said A Chicage d¢ispatec Savs Court of A Ppeais W issue t's man date ne + hae rec . _ trnent of th, Six men, aft & c0-day inter oT" . i © is oT reg / ~ 7 — ~ ’ ~~ % -- ~ ~ - w i ie “v - ‘ = - a _ ~ Clothing ued fem Page (t'ne. SI - - _ -- ™% ‘ e a id a a > I so "% s 3 _ - - asi rane ~ > a | " = " > bh an * alt el Fost 2 : ° - —- . ieee ~ . mri? - eX + Pr 6S ° ’ ~ 2 a > ~ > ~ “4 -~ + - - —* » = a ‘ * > ~~ = - - ~~ . + . > ~ _ . ’ — + 3 + ~ + — te \ - + ~~ - _ ~ iS , 7 > _ ro 4 Sor og ay . _ . . ~~ ‘ . ~ > | Xx = ~ 2 a , ~ - T, . ~~ + ea o - é ~ Valued at $455 Stolen F um i 4 ~ ~* a i ~ > _ . | - ot Q _ a ~- . 4? CITY; TOTAL IS 272.399 es ITE number of St. Louis ae? Ee 2 the election Nov “s is 272.- Hornsoy Consents ti ¥ TOMBEDNEN 2 — ial regis . L101 a oh Ketel tor His Athletes 2 r.i¥ >i] ev bo TF : oe Teen saan oid Hats be- The pennant-elenin ork Sa i.use the persons nan ll partici » ty W , ers y They Heard could not he found t the a j- Pare a* and elebrati ~s “ ss dress¢ gives say ¢ —— Signal on Water Pipe in a. , soe oem ia ee ' may be increased few In series with the Ne Reply to Hammerings. may be increased a few hun Manager. Mae ~~ * > Ls — > mt ‘ ; on - 7 é S ia = &. ws on — in na by registration of ab- festivities here, bu Preas ing ada OF reeisirauvn ; 3 .1 a le a aie all * from the rock- aoniy for registration to the as the players would bequaae 7 - pee 1 last Friday, im- | | in New ¥ ork. the players Wiliuaes ~ ~ -_ > = 7 sa Li — . 4 +) 2 re i) 7 » J - ‘ on 2 water pipe of three men crushed in the cage m. Monday. Tentative plaggane. eo ~ + - A rere . —_— —— + e} . . e J ew ot woraer: were found Saturday ai ine bot- the p.avyers to detrain at the Wee. bom i ‘ a . . - ? Db ark ness Wil e i aa i. There > rear tie . : 5 - _ ” ion a ; . > . oe = = oan 7 F - Fo r ,¢€Ss Z i oe + 1+ =i . oi > . a ? __o~ > - r + . ~~ reven* aet qe2yvere ; = wreckage which 7 " . ~ , ° > eighth level! Seek to Get rece to Men. if m fj 1: nt th a* ¢? * “err —- a 3 o + Tr res - os I c nN - ty leUvues stood at the ane +s #4 ‘ eTis oe jai + ied _ , r * evening. when t - -- . — slash anteem and invalids. w! mat -remonies be “short anm@ gies re | ) ~ 4 ; > .?* * ° — a ~ 7 = t ne lea vse ; ' 1 - 5 « a a & & ab aA safety LIne Eilat sm. pre para 4 WJ we 4 “ e a z os Pe - _ - = - é st . , - ~ —, ws ~ : ~~ o- » ~ -a £4 - oa ~ 3 om & the a — s eS 2 ; i a rking he T®- after access is gained to s- : jeff ) nals. Already $1 "000 has Been wr hae a. » «-* ‘af. er —- . enw _ 4 ot. o . a o—-, _- ‘ ae: y S.t.aiit, 4% s™ 44 oners 68 De® tra’ nea Tirsi-aidgd iIiie se . ee oiaage in to Harold M. Bixby of the San co "T’} ey are ~~ * ‘% - on to on ie — i. _ ; = ee = aia sh ha = —s hey will carry lankets to wrap s National Bank, treasurer of & ether discovery|....._ angst 8 ~u.»e Civic Reception Committe, @ ¥ -” . . - r > Pe: ~~ vee every available bit mine head. The one will be used nd Post-Dispetch.) ~~ eo © ~ a P > . ~ vy T ; — ° 7 wT Ling @maiti 4447072 t ortecdc in ambula ne ‘Ps to noOspitaié ‘ tide r since 7 ire days of the ar -™ + - — ‘- 7 “7? = in the downtown section Doctors ecause specie weuld briag more a. ok. oe ee Trt 2 es eee, *' wh ia i : . : ‘ - . ... and nurses are held in readiness than its face value lm the Geprect _ . oe. | ? Pn + ~ a * a i. te ag pa Se ited paper currency, caEze@ ab ; nea in, on the counters of the Bank of RRS soma Pranee and all its bramehes. In part pase werk ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oP ius cci. the Government wa ige +h oe jehr q ta aa? & Weea wae = ss a hw JOS EPH [YT LITZE a e pee - 3 - =—y e-% - * - - - cet- - . al ane AS +? = > = 2 Y 5c4 Ving itn err —_ i wis 7 ‘ Mai 44 , & i Le » he 1*= a - 7 - - n ‘ tiene . - —_ + ~~ elearing an times for every go0iac irane and 24 j “hs 4 masa - . we ' ia =. - » Published Daily by The Pulitzer Pubiis) ing ities a ? . , ; —. 2 > 2 ‘ . F - 4 s-> « - rea? e . Pi ve ™ on - asthe a 4 - Ph a eee | — tt TZ zs. 4 , « - .- ne ,* 4 “ 3 ‘ 7 vv Fs - t . Just how 4 oe a’ ec Ass S x z = tt - ay > - > _— — +. > Jeter. YG > ise a = y ace up ¢ person 4 * a - v= mer es a = - , 4 rq xere + at « 7, a - aos Trapper awt ¢@ i . £ ~ 7 ‘ > _ ; iA ' sat +> vw % « ™~, a n : Spec ia oo» bd 7 . e ” 7 tanigoh? The are @.s0 reserve " S 3s r re ae 2 7 - « on ’ — os * whi suns SUBSCRIPTIOS 2A TES iA “ ’ Prench thr is seen ® ee 4 ‘ * ike 4 . aN = a . > " vv a ° 2 . 3s = 2 + . a mea a z . srs a7 + . va ee s488C iSsuec a4 state- I a Sur re year ; ji ’ - . ae? — - 5 = ‘ . ies e * ? si ae 2 3 a " v yu t =lLRCA’ ne > “ Tt a arm : in? 4 Tri@#tai Lee Loney + - avs a . - J * + ’ as - = = = ; a rv Tie @ ft... : "Re i not be learned, Bats . . ‘ - - = . : ‘ ; - “ “PSSA | See Fr - ’ ‘ or "| “oe” A - 4 Pe oe os ’ + ¢7 Aita | i? : > ne timated at more than a mi Rescue cuek. le ered by “ity arrer or it -of-t yet oo j * ing colon, the : lealers n gold frances and one@four es Daily onir. 50 mont Suncay : 4 —_— silver Neariy $+.906,00 World Series train service via the official route New York Central Lines Mi rior Charset to Follow BOLLAND’S Leecust at Tenth Jewelers ter 76 Years See “— MOTTAWK r STAGE Jerseyville, Jacksonville, Rock Island, Moline, Davenport, la. Parlor Car Motor Coach Service De Luxe (ouches Leave Purple swan Station 610 N Croadwa yv— Phone CEntral 7754 S-is. A . fonnecting for Points in [lilinois. >. $8 ¢ Wa Iowa and Wisconsin Louis to Davrenport $14.50 fo" Trip MOHAWK STAGE LINES Davenport, Iowa Capacity Crowd — An artistic LUCKS-ORWIG-LEROI SRATIONS 1117-1119 LOCUST hsheonnnion ee = > PRA, © es Give your telephone its due grouping for telephone — Stand with Chair Green, crackle finish. flo- designs. to match. Drawer. A j tine furnishment. Special $31.50 DRAPERIE , Special Round Trip Fares i Big Four Route New York Central Lines s . ZEAINSt Ope wits OT . 7 >»? v oad es - - = - a nfide en ee Entered as second-class matter. : worth of goia coin if believed te ce olVv , , i. . id See | g£°ci% 1279 at ¢t Poston > a ~ iu 3 Mf = 470 n are hone MAin 1111 iden in Fram i ~_ r 4 Ts 4 + - ‘ haa . - ‘ = i non ean.» NA a AMAR RANA NOD igi > HE Big Four—New York Central—the route of the Southw estern Limited—is, by appoint- ment of the major league executives, the of- ficial route for the World Series baseball games between New York and St. Louis. ) The Southwestern Limited and Knickerbocker — Special are the Big Four-New York Central Trains to New York City for the opening game. South western Knickerbocker Limited Special Ly. St. Louis 8:58 A.M. Daily 12:45 P. M. Daily New York 10:05A.M. 5:60 P. M. After the second game the New York Central will run World Series Special with de luxe South- western Limited equipment carrying the players, managers, officials and followers from New York to St. Louis. Going on Southwestern Limited 4 Returning on World Series Special | $68.31 Going on Knickerbocker Special * Returning on World Series Special $64.71 “Not including Pullman accommodations. id For railroad and Puliman tick- municate with J. W. Gardner, pe a 23 learne « : anned to tery maf «ye re | J er ear near the PY CONFESSION PUT! POLICE ON TRAC OF BANK ROBBE | Three Others Sought Festus, Mo., Holdup, Statement of One of Prisoners. ALL BUT $4743 OF LOOT RECOVER Upset Plans Thieves Who Had ranged to Use Two C to Escape. ‘he six prisoners hel Mo. tn connection ' robbery last Satu -ens’ Banx of Festus, nfession to the Jeffe ‘thorities, the fatter } on the basis of w he named are sough orities are proceedin that the robbery ? a io offire of St. Louis County Tar “an. at 6128 Easton an a building use ing esta bhshme ex-convict. They 1130 th at Schools the holdup, accor nuty Sheriff MM was directing the t, 3 : ight five bower ‘ir a 45-caliber pP ’ ~ “~ rnoon, Deputy 0 «1 as one of those “ a 7 n , x° Rane Oi i. "on | mm? ‘he ret rs after the holdup ry tion of Schootey az ers. who lieft the izs Si; ie 4s might t ms of Hercuiane was standing near robbers left. He pi im among a grou - the Hilisbere jal wns attorney for © murdered Moter ovely here mst Ss ~ ? sry pleaded guii March. 1925, toa en ha hooey mad ‘Total Soil $20,526. noeuncement was os Bt | ¢ adbout $ 19.960 in Liberty nortrag? horrid. * Aafini ite} y m4 , . $435 eaah al i * - n “4 ne of . nm arrested rnd $ found hidden im ae iwi 5a ong Vio were Fas J . »prreste4d Satu! . a e es wee {a5 2 “ ¢ ‘ . 2 67 $3 ae jer its id -"eet oir ao wey let + — —s 5 a) -” ig Tar ~ vd F? i. ~ *? a am 4 "*" - . oe * Ge ' Z re | sof] nd We : ee ry Lrire ‘ iy Y TR og ted arirT ~~ ~ mms ' 72a fe a = | — the 43 fosst . P a 2 i | = [.1t and { met at Schooeys cee ga Lars . o> ¢ a * sor jo ftersen eo ind several kak, her of this gF » Festus and, ren Tod 5 . . *kh@ (“itt OR ; * im easy FP fafferson { aun’y ~ . 9 powult interfered + r al three fugitive n the robberey. wie se chief? dematy said. § ime had anneuneed .o 3 Sr *h “were peg eA ts robhers. Set , be the ae auree if Wee warned ~ car wae to have rt Meuse Soring use for Smith te a ing from the rea ach te take tt? leet ' Rali and Weingarten, had the Moen in rem rfing te thia cerce of iInfa fo return te the - with Schooley puty Faxes anneg Mad hem teclerrrire been in the bene

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————. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH . PAGE 3 eR — oo — ~ a ARADE TO GREET “JFONFESSION PUTS Alas, Poor Yorick’ MRS. M'PHERSUN “or Mert ist ag CANCE $12,000 —MUNSEY PAPERS rto: _K rs cr . - k - " . mn ITE property, Dy} Ma Ot Nave written a check for $59.- a . oP “i Pee. my ee Daugherty to send to the Cleveland | 0( tho! ising a substat tial | of ii) “Sho t BANK ROBBERS ~ . : x “3 a x | ‘ £ 6 ; + of Otis & “s on LOU the poate sais ee a | Reception s 3° = ee | sale. | | The prosecutor brought ot His Athletes. | i oh i | | ! ; ee. a ; p 9 : on ; yA i a um R dg "ni .o te — ak oo ~ . 1. si a . ee ; - - . . ¢ ‘ . 4% . ’ 4 arious al sais | . a — 3 ° ° ne} rcxnMer, sne LISCLOSEC th: - Daugherty wer ial ned wa ee | Three Others Sought for oe. Five Witnesses Think Evan-| ster the bonds were sold the bank | banker and not by the former a1 | Parents of George W. Sale of New York Sun and Teo ek 4h: RELA ARR GRIT LO" > | ming ardinais Sag 4 z | was credite rith the 7 reseédie ind | rney-Ge l. Thi Me né ins home-coming Festus, Mo., Holdup, on = £ | |” gett ls One Who Shared) :ne money turnea over to Mal | way for Max D. Steup cheener nt eu. 17, oni ae May the Telegram for $5,- . . : , Daugherty in a ‘“‘certificat if de- augherty ibject to the rhole | . od . Place With Angelus Tem- soci: which she explained » en ee oe whole Stubbs, 18, Think They, 000,000 Will Aid Art ee Loan ee ae : i> * _— aw > tin " ara a S i iM or a -~ y ~ ‘CDravion Next Mop jiained was in line of evidence on the ground 1 the team Statement of One of Six returns to cont inue hea - ag : » | : ~ » . ' Tew ¥xe tong Seat! Prisoners. | ee 3 ae ao | Ren Man jeffect a cashier’s chec inereé was nothing to show that / Eloped Saturda Ni ht. Museum Bequest. =? a : ‘ROG — | ; eek. z : ;' . t unde) ' ric > Stimony that Mal Daugherty had | i ‘ — ‘the New York Telegram by t* ANGELES. Ss , , . aie , ie al ‘i - check fo Oo hic e tu 7 urne over to his brother bank 'connection with the disappearance | pont a Munsey estate to a group pend es cpp LOOT RECOVERED be : ef : 3 ‘a k for $: | . ee . | | ee } ae 23 wean Scania Sea in to his bank with the instruc- |records which Harry Daugherty de- of George W. Coudy, 1+ years 014. (| o¢ men now publishing the papers. « lavers wo ware be tired from Rus Lewis ‘ : ‘ «tt ‘ th, art Miss Lela a% vy. sets . .¢ he Ww i are ‘ id »sucCKhner $414 a3 aa ee &45%.-64 4 , 2155 aN be — and #xecut_lors Ot trie hae, . " 7 ‘ eo ve ’ : _ > 7 : the two were on such ibs, 18, Granite 1 SCHOO! 1 about to be closed. The transter id . aii.€ undary’e KDloe . | gz 2 ; ‘ oe y seemed ‘. ; : . : UT we Ye eaber f 2TN oO} f : 2 ‘ork. the playere will hac, | Pursuit Upset PI f @% pare : ae an ee 22m Semple Me | tor Shek Guemunt be wotited to din! hat th ora | PAYCrs will a it pset ans o ae ace a ce 2 :. % a emple as tl protner. nm the sdme day, he ; -®rsm would strongly indicate | niors, - unex} ‘caiy W are is to be made at a pr.ce sre og rkK Central trai ¢. ° : ia ; Sie a oo Ea ti 4 sci os ; ' . } ‘ lv . “ ai % ain for « Taw 3 : os ae , IIH Et is a 1 te } 1 oy f°] tery — , - } ” > ‘ Meng paper a ‘ eos reques? 4 ertetia Seaton on the | While several tentative offers to — ’ weisittivce en Seen | Ntician ae re xe . a ee i Aieenere shout the diss evangelis disappes thaws dma a ea pe advice | uis private de-|purchase the newspapers have in Currency. LS Se EN ey ae 5 es igs poh Brgy. nallaiens yi eared noise ea n until ay ‘ ‘ , tr} \ 4 - ] r an asKeQg Lf * ‘ - an! "os Pa q ‘ ccteaf. | iOTgziven anc assis sey assets. but of publishing and J ; *,* " 7? i+. ‘ t ‘ar ™_ 7 flr parents il in any diffi financial committees of the city as ss Silver treasure, sa who was directin .e in. | and specimens were deed. st¢ uavs Oi the; Wal ; sien + y 7. : ; * ai.it’ ii ‘ a W hole. : ‘ 2 ; | ; ; ee : ra Le il = Lal i vy * r i i 5 © oe eon , ‘ a ee , : : =e ; € nN aiia a. il ' OV S Lis 2 g iil Sadi W i se _ : % ee 7 tiid = a. : ad . a € . : CCH - Speci wou! iT 2 more , _—T - , , . — , . ae —_ shoes 7” aoe ee P :, . . ory) _ | because specie would bring m choo | it fis boxes Ty t¢ ; "7 ne é . 4 - 4 A 4 Ad i ' . . fs : : . aper currency, clinked al riday afternoor uty Consta raged me Sus 3. A. Hardin of Saline sae eee NAMCS an ne! Pherson case. The message read: | family, school chums of the miss-| certain employes of the two pub- | da mn the —_ ny : " a or “Stori hlished abou ing youngsters, together with pub- lishing companies to . purchase 5 _ Pal - the Bank of oe eae is rt. ea a ee id a ne : ; ; - : = os 2 2 1 ré " } Ve aa Y} ; : } Ir: I ; a> 4 \ ai a : i é lie ifhorities ant rrivate detec-jigstock in the corporation tha is tO A " ‘ au : a | ; s branches. it seeradt . . te eo °19 Ea ee ts aie se ; Be ia ee | +, ‘ormel ec re wv hiond: _ eo’ Wieen f ce eer Pmptins negotiate for immunity FOV iment Was . $ei, 3 ss e 47 nn ehotins Oe a ae ae ty a as , . “o + hy | " +: iri ‘ndayv m rea C lews ——= a ticipating in an exchange of shot oe es ae ed pray a 1] new th reward had been of the evans list’s storv. result inj action ‘ver ne attorney Nave bE produced beyon he jsolated lanes and wooded tracta. ery gold franc and -.45 between the cars of the ; le ll sila + ee ae Zs ee Rone | fered for i McPher ; return / t} . spiracy charezs in Los Angeles, it will be MacDo inding 0 udy's ill fold andj The groups were disbanded, but er Trance and pursuers after the holdup, th lared to Chief route * ati Marviand Judge Savs He Ha fro? opposed } pe) Reports were Urle lere ald and Thompson, Law uildin license plates in a Venice gutter|today a number of individuals ieues stood at the bank Sheriff announced. lemiee a “app! ‘ a 3 gees . Then Gilbe: ked Renk: terday:that Keves had i1-¢cefiveg a! The whole thi is a huge plot jearly Sunday How these things | again took up the search. , tor y. They ldentific: tion € School y as on lines. ee se i a Ft, ¥ id LOoUurt oO! i] C3] ce ile so . nn a , “ae tTY.essae fy ’ ry ee ei hrongh 2 hich feve District J orney) 0 } . mains unexpiained. Both families are prominent in rsons from all ef the robbers, who left th: nk | robberv 1d appeared excited o1 the ‘1Te. woman in t vard irticul nicar ttorney eyes recently has e ar fallen f or is a party oung Coudy and Miss Stubbs "Granite: City and well-to-do. he peasants and carrying bares such as might hav his arrival. savine. If 2 hadi mene hen I se . wom imitted rece} lig a telegram ask +¢ i las een at 8:30 p. m. Satur-i elder Coudy is the leading lumber ; — ' er immunity for Ormiston pro the indso ‘legraph office |day when they started for a St. | dealer of the city and Mias Stubbs’ ~4 , The £ oOld- contained mon oe asx mM : 12 3 t c ‘ . at : rg 4 . > P :y P - , bh « } ; Bb Bce ; : — ; 2 . . 7 - . ’ & ? min + . . - ° — ; : F + ¢ o +3 ¢ iin Yr} 2 S ; 4 4 tr ; e e 3 rule ” "és « s+ ©T} ife ? No. , : ra iT Tif } ° }*Ti¢ : . €>: = ; : . Ot . é 4A} ij " t icC.. ‘ . - Stig he ; . st a ; ft } h Ac, ‘Z . tT ‘ if r) i : ’ ; . ves- contractor _ bank as t! ror s les rie |} _—s PLE vi ¢ earce anc ; ludgre« ' te? res n of ne her riats a - a, Woman Tells of sree Cottage. monev for its sending } attor- arday Ne ither they nor the anto- | Coudy and Miss Stubbs had heen —— - ‘ . —— 4 7 . : : e P . ae T\ ; ; Te. Jrmist: has made! jointly with Mrs. ePnerson and through muddy fields and swamps veal anything that might suggest : | they planned to run away. Parents tired and un-jof both, while hoping that they invassed garage are well, are inclined to the theory ad penetrated to that they met foul play. prisoners oe . sf on ey meuccessf u) Srimary for the Republican nom ! ae SARS a Be ep — } whateve Ta alias | heen far } + sie ; eit ) a | a alked With Investigator. ae LiOTi ry? } _ : , ‘ ‘ , _” 4 ? > ‘4 . ' 7 : . 7 - ] : ’ . ‘ / . a 7 Total Loot $20,526. i ree De passe C- . wom: ia. igninciin a *} . . evry “4 . a! 4 3 — % . ae . vos . seis, ‘ , ? —, hy a ‘ , ™ ” _- = " ._* Bet. - eg “\ * =_— > . . ” > ; e Ti 4 , i 6 } i : P _4 3 . 4 i ‘ . “ie . id 4 ; 2 o Ake ‘ = Sane ma ane . : oe = rhe " ; é . c , "\ iif ii 4 . eee pt ~— 4 = 7 - ‘ P ; : . 7 — ‘ Wein ; ; hemer ve cae ee ce ¥_vangelist Looks Like ~ . .: ’ ' ‘ ca ‘ > > - ~~ ¢ > c . > 4 - a oe é cy Z ” ‘ . 24> . ae ~ _ 7 | : ; ; — 7 BR 4 - ‘ . 1 * ‘ . . “= * : é bd ~. ~S ~ - ** . _ " “* © “ “ ° . . oc > c 5 mc . 4% : ~ ‘ . ‘ i ill .. : F nt lestroyed their hom: Sn a connunas to ictro Carries more passengers, hauls more freight ¢ = a . PLAN U. §. “CANADA DRY WORK gp hekge ee | than any other railroad in America ee ae ot RCA Radiolas| ome oute pric nym eis me tad ear oe ee eels ; . es Rapala tie Atte et $8.—Arrange- | S*Preme C aes de ee imcinding the Super: | E N N S A N for closer co-operation in | pig counsel would accept service. |, CONVENIENT TERMS UNEXCELLED SERVICE (FOE Ape Bere NNR heh Seer) agg em IR ey meuey WEEE >) te 1 rr THeniS 101 > @ « ’ . ti : cee > . , - r) “. he’ ween es ~~ « is Tt} ° } ; ited a - 4 3 Mee 25 UOT Of imntorma- States were ma by ick x : AJAK+ siexic S-pt vi ana ' curn ti? ley bh. srrTorney £ ern! ‘ ¢ ; ; ; = “: ft} 3 3 terviews ith Preside oolid gre and dispersed 26 i) 64 IZA COMPANY ¢ MAIS SOURI in the State of Jalisce. Wine Ww. Pm. CHRISLER .PHRES. is were kilh d several! cap- | 100042 OLIVE STREET mae 6

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From some sigrificant event, or as likely from one equally inconsequential, may . . re . ee = ** ; 3 ; 2 fa vd @Manate au idea that revo.utionizes the style of nations. The opening of King Tut’s tomb with ita guttering revelation of prehistoric art influ- | enced the mode by the geometrica! @esigns of things Egyptian. The Great War brought an era of tailored, severe fashions in subdued colors The victor; scien of frit _— a gn 0; ‘ * Viv we L eeeass bid eae e | a . ** . ~ ¢ . and gaiety brought the : ~~ S4 Si.a°* Sa.irns. The vivid Meier brought a Spanisn personality of a Raque: vogue And 80 on ad intiniinm. Now, the spotlight of the worid is Not turned to the field of sports. » a — 4 - eal - » » ' since Atnens floumsned has so much iaternationa! +r ° j attention veen ac- cusive Kavser | ; b z o " o ~¥ 7 —_ that is further assurance of longer Completely Passes , ey at +} . features of tne new mode—tailored, rakish simpuicity. | Of course, it is exclusively Lengien‘s sleeveless frock and Helen's | trim little two-piece outfit were the | beginning. A few days diter their | first game the u:tra spectators were wearing similar costumes — then spec- | tators and participants the worid | over took up the fashion. .n@ Waxe rts underthings. The panties, the shorter ymbination step-ins. And | _ the first to present the new ‘a Was no other | by are ever a.ert to | in this feverish sty.e-maca In dave like these it’s a relief to | find something dependabie— of de | . > . > » ~** 8 ne soui Kayser quaity made of al] pure silk and dyed with pure dyes and the underwear to fit—not skimped—with the ex- Marve:it | smart women Oo Their own | That seems lixe a paradox- try ig @ p.ay. Sne sends her heen Wills Bobby best of otner Géritrude Ederle— her hee pe} vOnes—to compete with the | From the tennis courts of Cannes and Wimbledon came the inspiration néver can analyze some of vagrant ways of Dame Fashion as much a breach etiquette to be seen ¥ ik 8 (0 Gat Wiln a ane These new gloves aren't mere; hand coverings either. They ve very Rot . Cis eee wean Tn GeDnite gt).es (orevery occasion. in the Kayser fal] showing of “Chamoie- | ne of the new stviesis @m Sroi- mciuded—from the gay, ae ’ — + —~ ~~ ff eZ ~ ‘+ ~ cered cufed mode! tothe one-button, nonchalant-fitting tailored glove. Chamoisette’* is clever origination. It looks exact) of the sports frocks | f * feature | ao F ‘ > tnmenk Me i oe CO.OPr8 [Hal have Seen tavored O% certainiy a! like kid, feeis like kid and wears like kid—yet it costs ever so much less. ayser’s, | so to get it be sure to insist on ‘ . ~ = > -+ | “Chamoisette.”* In them you will Cha find the best m style, quailty and servicea: Willi appreciate their economy. honors by new shades. Beige shades, flesh shades and subtle grays all vie for pre a+ dominance and seem to share honors Here again. in style Kayser excels, ~ - —_) . . - - -: > _f +h inirogu ug ey ery Vai lation 0, “nese the both abroad and here. And here again Kayser combines They bring >to the fashion- r hosiery that ther do to . . ~ rh sw g.0 ves. $ Made 0! cieverest inno’ Hee:,”’* designed to give a grace of ume and S.enderness to the ankie. When you are buying underwear, giov PC Kayser, you . , a Rl .. - i ne > + s wa ,eai var & wearad.e nor ~€adie. "Trade Mari: Reg. ntroduces New Fall SILK HOSIERY With the exclusive "Ser PeR-HEEL’” upich gives the ankle slenderness ¢ a chic The password to smartness is slender- In hosiery by wearing this Kavser silk he ness. the clever “Slipper - Hee! French shades tor tal!. Ail Kayser hosiery is ful! pure thread silk. “Marve! Seripe ”* Look also tor clusively Kavser noving gafter runs. 7 rie $7 AT ALL LEADING STORES "Trade Macks Reg. ° 16 and up rme tashionables nnd if Wali t tashioned, of colored by pure dyes ex - which prevents an- Square Kees - ’ as Se han toh ~~ 3 -—» + ve me} i ade ' ii the Reserve Bar Association to — .** r*™\ _ r. -» - Chancellor Hadley o: Hear Hadley. “ Washing- ton University will deliver an !n- keep your batteries up (BATTERY CHARGER * 1927 Model Radio “A” or Auto Battery Special 12-73 Regularly Nationally Advertised Price, $18.00 Mai Orders Premptly Filled EVENING, to the, forma] address to membDers Bar Assoeiation of St. Louis at the association's mon v Monday evening at St SEPTEMBER 25. 1926 of the versity Law School, 3442 boulevard. standing committees will be ting next pass ceived Uni- nee Lindel! Reports of special and ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ae VOORTOR TK TREK EK ROVOE IL ILLIA fe- Only 3 More Days To take advantage of our Down ee Payment Offer on THIS MAGNIFICENT NEW EASY WASHER Balance in Convenient Payments. Phone Your Order in to Insure Delivery. Conner-Kimball Electric Co. St. Louts’ Finest Washer Store Phone FOrest 3743 3026 N. Union BI. ~ $18.75 $5.00 develry Company 9th and O}ive Sts., S. E. Corner SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WAR? ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER panama € otis o aeentnaioamanes ——a€ we

oa — ~~ onthe - ——— 2 —— ma CHARGE PURCHASES Made Re- mainder of Month Payable in November. SONNENFELD'S 610 to 618 Washington Avenue 1@IMSLEOMUNeSMelieieilel'*s VEDIESAC eS RIGIESIESICeii*V 6, ee, ee %e, = fr, “®eecae*'* 276 » Peed $ Be ¥ a eleiseoatatteseasseite 1 os * Higher-Priced Fall Models From Stock and a Fortunate Purchase—Impressive Savings! to Qualities One Woald Never Hope at This Low Price ! ou Secure LTT OMT ATT First Floor Month-End Specials! GREAT SAVINGS! 61 Silk Scarfs . 21 Handbags. . Of Silk or Leather S84 Silk Teddies and Step-Ins (8 Silk Chemise Gowns and Step-ins. Choice 200 Colored Raincoats, Month-end Special at 125 Jersey Dresses, in Two-tone Materials These Dresses, which number about 300, include many of the smartest new fashions and all the popular colors for Fall. At this special month-end sale price they represent values of an ez- traordinary nature—the kind that warrant being here as early as pot sible Wednesday. Smart Fabrics Rich Satins Favored Flat Crepes All-Wool Jerseys Novelty Woolens : ~~ . Py - ft £ iGO? ‘BASEMEN T ~~~... FALL DRESSES For the One Day Only! $5.95 EACH—or = $9 A group of 200, comprising new Fall models of charmetse, jersey, twills in sizes 16 to 42, and Naco knits in sizes 44 to 50. Wonderful values at this special price. % - _ ee ee ee - ie ee eee i i LD -- -=-= =. =. Fir... = =. | = 9 75 Short-Sleeve Satin $ Dresses, sizes 16 to 40...... baba hap h bbb bbb pbbbaanrbanannann rennin th 890000004 f ee eee ee eee neil 7 ALAS Rac Pre , 2 WF z . * Mb ge <. us ca ie 9 3g C Cee * 2 ne ‘pi a a a lS a Ob eR a ROR EOR ORE 4/7 ooo, Forecast the Mode Autumn and Wont. Paris decrees, Vogue signs and brings to you smartest styles im patte that are simple to use. ° can fashion your wardr from the finest fabrics the most becoming Iines littie cost. V ogue Fashion By. Monthly (Vogue Pattern Dep Second Flo ede tee ae ee” SLT Be fh | Belt Garment For Large Women made pink. brocade fab: lightly boned and elas sections to insure perf freedom and yet maintai straight trim silhouette. (Corset Salon—Second Fioc A New On Cleverly Co e 5 - $ Se. se) ~~ 9x12 Ax: Woven § ~ ‘Thick, soft Rugs of Fall patterns, includis rich Chinese motifs. 4 ing or dining room ma

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~ s Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in November x *, Res e ’ ¥ 7 i s j 4 . ' - | ., 4 ; Be 7 . a , by GRAND-LEADER Plain Silk Dresses Cleaned, Pressed Silk Dresses with plaiting Call CEntral 6500 and we will send for the garments on Thursday. (Mezzanine Floor.) es $5.00 1) 40 _ : ) ; ry Co gs af - a “E cai Desirable Household Linens ». &. Corner PKR OK IRK IK ‘ ° ° , ) —. Are Featured in Widely Extensive Assortment at Prices acts: year meee ‘ f oy '° 5 Which Emphasize the Importance of Buying Here—and Now! Hand-Embroidered > Luncheon Napkins, Dz. $9.95 Edged with real filet lace and beautifully embellished with em- broidery.in cut work and solid de- signs skillfully stitched by hand and filet or Byrano medallions. The Size is 12x1I2. Linen Luncheon Set of Thirteen Pieces $7.95 Made of fine linen crash this thirteen-piece Set consists of a run- ner, six napkins and six plate doil- ies—effectively embroidered by hand, in solid and cut work and fin- ished with the practical hemstitched hem seen in the quaint Italian pieces. cree * thy . a apt . y a er s, which number about any of the smartest new l the popular colors for pecial month-end sale resent values of an ex- ature—the kind that here as early as pos- ay. ~ oe ee ees ~ * : * they All-Wool Plaid Blankets In Many Lovely Colors, Pair 13": Luxuriously soft and fluffy are these Blankets made of the finest wool yarns. They are attractively woven in large block plaids in colors that will blend with the color scheme of prac- tically any room. Neatly bound. They measure 70x80 inches. Lamb's Wool Blankets, $12.95 Pair New Creepers Panty Frocks for the Baby of Wool Jersey Fashioned of all-wool | In all the pretty pastel jersey cloth in charming | shades, prettily made of style and trimmed with | fine washable. fabrics and worsted hand _ stitchery. | trimmed in _ contrasting The panties are made of | colors and gay bits of em- the same $4.95 | — $1.50 material Rubber Crib Sheets in, white ‘ Handmade Dresses with lace edging............++ese0s eeeend Babies’ Hosiery, mercerized, with double kmee......... senubsneaiie Lined Poplin Bonnets for baby.............. White enameled Scales with canvas hammock (Baby Shop—Second Floor.) Ce «Sat apts tl oe Ros ee pe atts BR tee oR Eta phage Fae gg SO OLE DB + Ant ibe 2 Tenant nmats 4 igeaiginD SRR CURRIN RY A OR enh afih Jo one We relies ee nee ee a8 WOR, Pee ea vee ye ee 2 ~ , 5 “ay ‘ Per wes oe ee ™ * . + ste All the warmth and softness that comes from the finest wool will be enjoyed with Blankets of this excellent qual- ity. They are for three-quarter size beds. Size 60x84. TH, Uf ) 9x12 Axminster Rugs sage ay lg sree Woven Seamless, $45 «= Wor Mixed Blankets | Wool-Filled Comforts All-Wool Blankets — $6.95 Each $9.50 Each Thick, soft Rugs of unusual beauty in all the new . : l Fall patterns, including pretty openfield designs and Sinnkets that are warm, bet Soft, cozy and warm are All-Wool Blankets that are ; : . not too heavy. will be in de- these Comforts filled with . rich Chinese motifs. A very attractive Rug for the liv- mand on these frosty, cool fleecy lamb’s wool. The cov- a eg ve — ing or dining room may be chosen from this group. , rhe Fit GUNN CSO RR nace WET: AUS, eit ca eat Modern Home Conveniences Of the Well-Known Royal Rochester Brand } , : , | ; ~s ESSES ers are of cotton sateen and woven in colored plaids and closely stitched. These Com- neatly bound in matching col- forts are excellent values in or. Size 66x80 inches. the large size, 72x84 inches. ' (Blankets—Second Floor.) nights. These plaid Blankets are closely woven and neatly bound with cotton sateen in self color. 68x80 inches. ising new Fall y, twills in sizes n sizes 44 to 50. pecial price. 9999880000888 V9OO88 9999 0900080000000000000000004 Small Rugs $21.50 — Seamless Wilton velvet and seamed Axminster Rugs in a wide variety of designs and colorings are woven in Size 6x9 ft.—a very happy Choice for the small room. Wool Wilton Rugs of choicest makes are wov- en seamless in size 9x12. Choice of many attrac- tive designs and color combinations at $75 to $95 Royal Wiltons $127.50 Desirable room-size Rugs woven of the highest quality worsted yarns in all the new and beautiful designs for Fall. Unusually good qual- ity Rugs with fringe. Suitcases for Women $15.2 Women who desire neat appear- ance combined with durability in luggage will do well to select one of these crepe-grain cowhide Cases. They are silk lined and have shirred pocket in top and ends, and two locks. Choice of 20, 22 or 24 inch sige. (Sixth Floor.) aa Ee ue s Distinctive Luggage for Men and Women Affording Opportunity for Exceedingly Desirable Choice Gladstones for Men $15 These are constructed of heavy stock cowhide over a standard Gladstone frame. They have re- inforced corners, strong lock and sturdy bolts. They are in the standard size, and are convenient- ly arranged for men's needs. (Luggage Section—Fourth Fioor) Pie Server, $2.98 Pyrex Pie Plate in beau- tiful nickel-plated frame with side handles. Casserole, $4.98 | New orange luster fire- | proof baking dish in hand- hammered nicke|l-plated frame with side handles, caer” holds a cut glass top pyrex | _ 8-inch baking dish. Sure-edge stainless steel slicer, black ebony handle; excellent for slicing meats. Heavy nickel-plated frame | Casserole, $3.98 | Stainless Slicer, 95 | Steak Knives, $3.95 Elec. Percolator, $6.98 | se. of six Knives with Beautifully finished nick- white rubberoid handles and _el-plated Percolator, equip- stainless steel bigdes that ped with automatic switch; | will not discolor. | 6-cup size. . (Fitts Floer.) ~ rere sg htatat gh a? eR ce eamtebe

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__-TTESDAY. EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 19264 ST. {Ours PQST- DISPATCH Sy aha . ___.___.. §7. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | . : oo ee howled out of the southeast and. worked inte leeward and lay t@ as a. m. of the lth the wind shifted. : % ‘ Py ? | \¢hrew the Advance on her beam| best she could. She held on | The Advance trem bied and started e ds Miss Fortlage stood her trick; hrough the night of the 16th and and went heeliag and tumbling nme . « ane » _ sche od sa * - . oe & t ‘hinges looked hopeful when at 4 up the beach, hard on her keel. at the wheel like the other mem- | Ride i Rp, 6 wants ta cee bess ” plea». Ro OR As ie a ag laa: n r : . _— oo > ¥ on shi PORTS NTF Ge BABB mr ee Ing r Pisiean eb SOT Pie 50 Mee BS apres align 4 (2) passage and headed south kh ATA tViita here’s ber of the crew, , MAROONED ON ISLAND ===: == _ jrolling through Tee Oe : fran the wind, trying to ——r r . “arih. Then she aed i Ship Was W recked in Cari Then she pase _ : 4 the storm and here ‘ . . - nah bean Hurricane—Rescued ominously calm spéii of Bv Passing Vessel. or so. nett * > * “~ » - Coal = . pol T3 A« he WW! 1 De ean Pe Sty ORE ety MOS APS 1 ate Oo} (a) = S35) Wome i | Def ape bg ote a. oi? Mani Seah ANN Eins, Re tI aiid York Burean of the Post-Dispatch. : ~ wat iter so ~ . _— + * — / re) ; . . ed 4 . a y Mm NDE OL AIEN ARS O° BALLOONS 8 ei apes 88 Ce ee “GAN TEN Ot ate ey, ry ~é ah get ie ARS ag Wi oe a0 bes Sg x a= “a eh cssntaiaiiintian rateanad’ O} (GG) wey GF PIS oR ig es Ne eee i ee en a ee | ee al|{(el}|@ [ rs You can now trv the Simmons Beauty tress and ./ce spring without a: all {tele We possess no magic to restore financial wreckage to astate of tranquil prosperity, but we can and do help thousands. Ask for Descriptive Booklet Hele We will send one or both to vour hom 2 Sold by Dealers and Electrical Companies Everywhere. a) nights trial, free. Keep them : vinced thev induce the sou have ever experienced. Or we wil! back without any question or argument and you will owe nothing. All returned mattresses will be destroved. He) {Cel} ee : $e Map P otplgich Bs Ri Reeahad ee eee ee . ene ‘ . saved : Fe ee. ee ‘ — . . ie iv Hueco ee Lit RSet Raa Vilar tS ee eS fe _ Keke Wi s a - . . "7 en me ‘ wo SIMMONS Ace Spring “ Beautyrest Mattress PULLT POR SLEEP fruit boat. was Master Caught in Hurricane. > + ° a *« { ‘ ast . ‘ . j “4 V . M t ae ai . i wy ‘ 4 x - * aT}? TT ~ . ~-— es The Aa’ alice amabs it, i \hde 4 af yt ——a ** ~—? Em —_. pa Fo gas . 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Begins Thursday, Sept. 30th A Preparation for the may be a ype ae er prema sen, — human had in #3 V T° N need, at prices almo good : me - Fall and inter eeds A million dollars m purchases and everything Adven tising 4 new, de le and beautiful te The vast stocks of New Fall merchandise that have A Daa te circular now being distributed Department . been assembled here for this event alone, will make throughout city and suburbs. upen :¢ it profitable for you to attend the first day and The entire organization, 2000 strong, is ready request every other dav during the. sale. : to serve you as never before. gq Quality is definitely high thing tateresting at prices that will surprise si Prices are remarkably low : every turn. Assortments are unusually complete A sale worth coming hundreds of miles to at- * Values are completely unusual tend. 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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | PAGE 7 Buy Fall Needs on ' Kayser Fall Gloves Nadsco Silk Hosiery £ eee ttn ) Waves emis 00 | retin ieee ae Take 25 to 50 Weeks to Pay gauntlet and slip-on ‘atorced at heel and tect Select your immediate and future needs now. Ask . styles. Wanted colors.. Desirable colors (Main Fleer. North.) (Main Fieer. North.) salespeople about this plan. ——EE a. BROADWAY, WASHINGTON, ST. CHARLES AND FOURTH Th GARFIELD 4500 STORE HOURS: 9 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M—SATURDAY TO 6 P. M. —E———— New Fall Styles in the Finest ee — >» New Weaves in Silks Hand-Sewed Footwear a a | ~ BS N Cw Fall S Has S it willdo. Consider : : . 4 : | | : e ios —In Colors of Autumn and » its freedom from ling readiness for the Favored Paris Shades tisfactory service it : ' A ge 0, MR at ian Sa 2 ¢ of cs ols ht. > . © iy “eh & * ; en ty Re — ot a gages ne 2% SR Raat... Soe ‘te . eee See es ee A Aon, tg Tis Sait he oe . OP aye, 1 Rh te Ny > oye ee Rds 4 % eo Ove caling “ ~" * we. ion al , - : > © a a oF te —S 7 . ms reas Adhere ee . 4 A ra ee. ‘ @ a? & woe be ~~ \ » * ‘- Se ‘ te om “ 2 *. aig eh aang Power ae ea ee eR la ileal 4 XJ | SAI ER SL - 4 | f Gag ee i‘ Smartly Fashioned hh fe pee 4 yi: ee eee Chi fP i aoa ee ie [s i j . ome noe ~ % ( : ' ‘ ; 6 ee See ' ‘ i ~ », ‘ PO ae are i ’ ‘ P . . Ses erat Re ; 1 ad ' “ yaad Oe i ay * ’ ra SO eeeee j ' ; : ' * . Po — Tom — $ f ¢ 4 : a / » “ | =. Al See , 2: = d This shipment of the ; > & A me. ai | Sey SS . wae A * a be Be etm wri : , he x ae . * ean es % o> : hos “ 4 ay ae - othe such outer garments as these, elegantly trimmed with fine furs. oT ange: Th ~ Dresses that are ready to slip € tyles : into the first cool day and feel com- Pouch Collar Tuxedo Effects Dresses indicating the latest style tendencies acclaimed by gn rmagocon Savtabty, ‘yes agen oe for oon styies-—two “ , ccasion Novelty Sleeve this collection. The Vionnet sleeve—lace-trimmed aftern y wear. Hand smocking distinguishes Back see cela Pegtop faces of a fabric—two fabrics in place of one—slashed bell sleeves, only partial- snip Gipten,: tas Gaabane aigutiine ly describe their unusualness. Pin Tucks Fur Trimmings ° , Natural Squirrel a Fall Colors: Materials: ; Cross-Stitch Embroidery es alliage A ta Chanel Red Crushed Berry Velvet Combinations Satins High or “V — eck Manchurian Wolf (Dog) C Fal] Col d, bark, Platinum Wolf Beaver osaic Green Sultana Satin-Back Crepes repe Failles olors are re rk, blue, Ot Nts “ ie. ibe SR ek. a haligh ogy Sing ola 85 ain ders : Be —_" . “ ae. ay = PA chink pata ey a es . ——— . m ae a a : : ~ > vw i ROE Sika Meas ae Ri CN ah eh ee et ae ee hg oh - , siete eran scpieadieeinss a RE aS tet Te a wey , : a ‘ : a Mig. SO . at) oe ‘ oh ‘ 3 . Yas ee ame beat eer igh acta riers 7 4 WR at an a at frye carci ta rate amet mor , itd sor acterngs neces «= Ait em htt — % Once aoe 4 “hare " oo Mt pris x re nc x me ® ey = —" neta tats eae ratte SIE. - ” —_ , : — ——- » = . 7 " pe Sail iad - roe ‘ . i aa] D eee . » , : 7 “es P i i ° a , “ . : . shirt “ue aii lid a Davee PO PRE Fila A aa CORRE Ngan eve i PP Rey aia “yah ning Phe ito. OR mR “ata eit omy MER RE lk Sables? Pi key oo (Nugents—Second Fioor, North.) a oe ; e “ 9 | : ig anne a | WM St (douls due. MR |clerecasacat aon ene 1% Pure white bleach. Excellent quality. In mill | , Low Prices and Every Service That Makes Shopping a Pleasure Many attractive designs in various colors. Circalars rt Extre- Pronounced Savings in Now! Just as Winter Begins, Select From This Sale of : ) . ) | Sale of “White” and ma: ll Fall Dresses | ¢7 WINTER COATS “Singer” —_—_ had in : Sizes for Women, Misses and Stouts! # | . / | i | ee Advertising _ Sizes 16 to 52 for Women, eis fe, J Fine Materials Fur Trimmed! = W Sewin =a Snes Department i 7 and Stouts ee! ae Many Have Collars, . g — jt. Oo Al — i Scores of Lovely New Styles Just Ar- || // Le Pde ‘Seats "Plaid Cuffs, Side Tabs and £6. Wie _ a} i a ia : upon tt , ne x rived for Your Inspection Wednes- - 4 WA ee OMany Other Fine ee Pockets Trimmed }> ey M h get | 2 ! ( | { | Materials With Fars of Manchu- j a» Hh ate ac ines oH $5. yet ates = ee UR GL" “OAS Ea at la Ca Fenians - : tal ey it bina 7 . day! r ' : ; = ; . equest ail a cienns ee Sie 22 || Offering a Limit COLORS BROCADED ) Li 4 LININGS Moufflon and Nutria of ht ed Namber of French-Spun 3 ZA Jersey - ¢ An a gee cv henner bg omg mraordinary a0 cs’ Select Wednenday’ — Models of Former . aase t ‘fednesda e! extraordin ) © ‘ Rose Tan Red | Valu meta } : | f ff Sale of Evening Slipp ers | | All reconditioned 50) i Us 7 Original $10 Values $ 3 g 5 | | ag ee a . ' Ze STYLES | . Just in Time for the V. P. Ball | ’ - 7 ultra-emart silver kid tion. They look like Pleats : MATERIALS = 4 , oe seamed cloth combina- new and operate like of - Wonder values! i 4 > tions: also chic models J : Cc . ; 7 . gold kid with colored design- ing. Sizes 2% to 7, A te © . (Nugente—Bargain Basement.) B. NUGENT & BRO. D, G. 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POEM Kay % Tt ee eee elapaaene 6 ae + oe eae a Fm a a Ei a ee ee ee — A yee ~ = ee o - aM a oes oe Ut it oe oa ~ , ei Iwo A ROMMNS | r rae Be. beeen sa yes Cty ee — . . - ‘ , ; inp 7 rep. ee des ee ee ee ee es a . wn . , TR patie, et, AN Te PPA, OD A ho POR nn Ns ee ees . ¥ — — Ve Qr Atk : * _ . . - ertene Om or ge. “ .____':_ TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, . 1926 nce = St. Louis’ Dominant Store Presents Countless Opportuni WEDNESDAY=AN [XT Famous-Barr Co.’s One-Day Sales Are Value-Giving Events of More Than City-Wide tel Women’s and Children’s Apparel, Underwear, Hosiery, Shoes, Corsets and Girdles - 20 Women’s Long-Coat Suits, $35 to $49.75 values . 80 $35 to $49.75 Sports Coats; smart styles and colorings $25.00 100 Extra-Size Winter Coats for Women; $35 to $39.75 values $29.50 125 Women’s and Misses’ Winter Coats; $59.75 and $65 values $55.00 135 Women’s and Misses’ Attractive Fall Dresses; $25 values $18.75 10 Kid Caracul Coats; smartly trimmed; $150 values 15 Lovely Silver & Dark Muskrat Coats; $225 & $250 values $195.00 25 Girls’ Pretty Crepe de Chine Dresses; $7.95 to $12.95 values $5.00 31 Juniors’ Crepe and Georgette Dresses; $24.75 value......$12.50 21 Girls’ Lightweight Coats for school; $9.90 to $12.95 values. .$3.38 30 Tots’ Fall Coats; 3 to 6 years, $8.95 to $14.95 values ONE-HALF. 75 Baby Garments and Accessories; $2 to $16 kinds, less a.. THIRD 52 Baby Caps of organdie and silk; $3 value : $1.48 25 Tots’ Wool 3-Piece Sweater Suits; 2 to 4 years 25 Tots’ Four-Piece Wool Sweater Suits; 3 to 5 years ; 150 Printed and Crepe de Chine Blouses $2.65 80 Children’s and Misses’ $5 Astrakhan Sweaters; sizes 28 to 36 $2.85 100 $10 to $15 Hats; Fall styles for women and misses 100 $2.95 Plain and Lace-Trimmed Silk Chemises 100 $4.95 to $9.95 Soiled Silk Lingerie 90 $1.95 Dark Cotton Satinay Slips; regular and extra sizes .. 75 $2.95 Soiled Cotton FlannelettePajamas & Gowns; long slvs $1.89 750 Children’s $1 Knit Waist Union Suits; sizes 2 to 12 450 Women’s $1.25 Med.-Wet. Cot.Union Suits; sizes 40, 42 & 44, 89c 250 Women’s $2 Rayon Union Suits; flesh, peach and orchid ... $1.69 200 $1.50 Rayon Step-In Drawers; white & colors; sizes 5 to 7. .$1.19 400 Women’s $2 Glove-Silk Vests & Step-In Drawers - $1.39 354 Prs. Women’s Silk-top Hose, irregulars $2 to $2.50 grades $1.44 275 Prs. Women’s $1.75 to $1.95 Lisle-top Silk Hose; colors .. 623 Prs. Seconds of Women’s $1.35 to $1.75 Silk Hose 209 Prs. Secs. Women’s $2-$2.50,blk. & gunmetal Chiffon Hose, $1.00 296 Prs. Children’s 75c Plaited Lisle Ribbed Hose, pair 289 Prs. Women’s $1.10 Medium- Weight Thread Silk Hose, pr. 79c 397 Prs. Children’s 35c to 50c Ribbed Hose 223 Prs. Women’s $1 Black Mercerized Lisle Hose, pair 225 Prs. $6 to $8 Tarnished Silver & Gold Brocaded Slippers pr. $2.95 ._.__ §T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -_ *, is eee * as ee ees; a qm y ps x 5 Dee ne wart ce pgsiat Wied os LREGPRERERELAL ae y * Gc ~¥ a \dd, Soiled a € One-day sales at St) minant Store are eag anticipated and enthy . shoppers for miles ar important, coming are to be supplied. broken lots of choice g make Wednesday a bi for your home, your fai unadvertised—and the value-giving—so come ¥ a »attended by econor ad this one is particu ny Fall and Winter n ds of odd, soiled seat savings Which sh day. Buy what you ourself. Some lot: the lot the the greate: ‘tore opens at 9 o’cloc Look for the Spe si ickets throughout the store—they point om ly; no mail, phone@® these One-Day Spe ays to save extreme- orders accepted on er" aD a ag $6 & $7 Leather & Satin Pumps & Straps .. .$3.85 Men’s and Boy Se ye and F urnishin 100 Prs. 85c to $1.39 Satin & Leather Boudoir Slippers, pair ....79c ; e | : 25 $10 & $15 Stylastic Stylish Stout Corsets; sizes broken i prot te beg os fell 7” pee style ... 50 $10 Nemoflex Girdles of brocade combined with elastic ; 210 Men’s $1.50 & $2 All WH cizes ry a 35 $5 Nemoflex Combination Garments; clasp-front style ... .$3.00 300 Bovs’ & Chil dventaa ‘ sd style : ; , 25 Boys’ $1.50 Straight Pa Jewelry, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Toilet Goods and Notions ni sker Sail 35 Boys’ $10 Knicker Suit oo. ) gee 22, $12.50 15-Jewel White Gold-Filled Wrist Watches 100 $4.50 to $10 Perfume Atomizers a pee $10.50 Lane ~~ * 18 $15 Real Crystal Necklaces, 30 inches long 1000 25c Packs of St. Denis Body Powder 250 py ha Blue”’ Cotas a... oiled, 75e & $1 grad 51 $4 Little Finger Rings, set with artificial sapphires 345 75c Bottle Vivaudou Mozart Toilet Water, special 85 Bo a aii ‘on & Jersey Saiiled "$2 25 to $3.50. 22 $20 3-Strand La Tausca Pearl Necklaces, special 400 65c Cans of White Banner Hopped Malt Extract 93 Boys! ~~ Ao & Besalioncd $1 os +0 $2 on rail 1000 69c to 89c Pieces of Novelty Jewelry 359 $1 Moire Hot Water Bottles or Syringes 137 Be s’ $1.50 Cricket Saale school wear 12 $13.50 Wm. Rogers’ 26-Piece Service Sets 685 50c Automobile Chamois of good quality 600 M y* $1.50 & $2 Silk Slee yatterns 20 $3.50 Silver-Plated Old Dutch Style Pie Dishes 273 $1.95 Bottles of Monna Vanna Perfumes .................. $1.23 600 oan he $2 50 & $3 Wool P 60 Prs. $7 Silver-Plated Old Dutch Style Candlesticks 419 $1 Boxes Rimmel’s Rice Face Powder, special Wednesday ..79¢ 1200 Me . Athl tic U ll 4 100 Doz. Women’s 50c Colored Linen Handkerchiefs 315 $1.25 Alabaster Pin Trays 1200 Men's $1 50 & $1 ~ de 125 Doz. Men’s 39c Linen Handkerchiefs, special . 967 50c Bath Brushes with detachable handles 900 M ome 60 Wide Belt 400 Doz. Women’s 15c and 18c Handkerchiefs 200 $2.75 American Thermos Lunch Kits, Wednesday 1800 Mi, zs . oe fled ¥ 375 Doz. .Men’s 15c Cambric Handkerchiefs, dozen 195 $2 Ivory White or Shell-tone Boudoir Clocks 1200 =r ” Shirt gpa z 110 Doz. Women’s 35c Novelty Voile Handkerchiefs at 475 65c Surety Household Rubber Gloves, special 600 M card 250 rs rafal and colors 375 Prs. Women’s $2.50 to $3.50 Mended Kid Gloves 432 75c Cretonne Shoe Bags, 6-pocket style 300 Men's > 9 pts yee Ar : 650 Prs. Women’s $1 Chamois-Suede Fabric Gloves 632 Doz. $1.10 Southall Sanitary Napkins, special sca $2.96 re 50 Ligh oy Hoe 380 Prs. Women’s $1.50 & $1.95 Novelty Silk Gloves 500 Prs. 75c Dressmakers’ Scissors & Shears aa ~m : $2.25 - ce Tosi a 300 Children’s $1.50 Colored Cotton Umbrellas 1000 15c Face Cloths of lovely soft quality poop a wale: 15e & $ a en es ot 39 on] 150 Men’s $3.98 Mercenized Cotton Umbrellas, special 432 50c Satin-Trimmed Sanitary Belts 33 Men's $15 pe ‘esi licker whe se: 350 Yds. $1.98 Georgette Crepe, various colors 365 Doz. 60c 50-Yard Black Sewing Silk, per dozen — a phy . enim Glinion m ‘d 290 Yds. $1.50 & $1.95 Embroidered Bands, Wednesday 498 Doz. 50c to 75c Hair Nets, various Shades, dozen 200 a ap nal er me 9000 Yds. 714 to 1214Val Lace Edges and Insertions 331 40c Leatherette Shopping Bags, Wednesday 29 Men's $2. 5K J PD 500 Yds. 39c to 50c Handmade Laces, unusual values 500 Ibs. 60c-Ib. Assorted Old-Fashion Stick Candy, wrapped, lb. 29c 89 Pairs Men's $3 Jeunes 2500 Yds. 15c to 25c Embroidery Stripse. . 500 Ibs. 60c-Ib. Milk Chocolate Eclairs, Ib. .................... 35c a anon canes = all Handbags, Art Needlework and Yard Goods 28 Men’s $25 All Woods 75 $2.95 Blanket Robes; plain-hued and satin-trimmed 200 $1.25 Hoover Dresses; white and colors; soiled 96 Young Men’s $28 & $3 a : 350 $2.95 Leather Handbags in scores of new styles; choice at . .$1.89 150 Yds.,$1.40 Black Charmeuse, excellent weight, yard 200 Yds. $1.98 Black Silk-and-Wool Mixed Coating 175 Yds. $2.98 Black Crepe de Chine, 54 inches wide, yard 200 Yds. $1.98 Printed Silk Crepe; many popwiar colors, yard $1.00 100 Yds. $1.49 Tub Silk Shirting; striped effects; yard 200 Yds. $1.49 Printed Pongee; various attractive colorings, yard 63c 200 Yds. $1.39 Plain Colored Tub Silks; durable quality; yard. . .89c 250 Yds. $1.98 Printed Silk Georgette Crepe 275 Yds. 39c Checked Gingham; excellent quality; 32 inches wide 19c 300 Yds. 49c Figured Voile; 40 inches wide; the yard 25¢ 175 Yds. 98c Colored Pure Linen Suiting; 36 inches wide, yard, 48c 225 Yds. 79c Fancy Colored Rayon; 36 inches wide, the yard 200 Yds. 75c Plain Washable Flannel, 32 inches wide, yard... : 150 Yds. $1.25 Light Colored Wool Challis; 27 inches wide, yard. .75c 100 Yds. $1.98 54-Inch Balbriggan Wool Jersey, yard 250 Yds. $1.98 Fancy Wool Suiting; 54 inches wide, yard 75 Yds. $6.95 Black Plush Coating; 50 inches wide, the yard ..: . .$3.98 200 Yds. $3.50 All-Wool Emb’d Bordered Flannel; 54-in. yard, $2.25 160 Yds. $1.50 Belgian Plaid Flannel; 40 inches wide, the yard... .69c 150 Yds. $2.98 All-Wool Striped Flannel; 40 inches wide, yard, $1.98 100 Yds. $2.50 All-Wool Hairline Suiting; 54 inches wide, yard. .$1.39 150 Yds. 39c Black Cotton and Tico Sateen; 36 inches wide, yard. .25c 50 Yds. 98c Diagonal Weave Rayon Fabric; 36 inches wide, yard. .66c 100 Yds. 75c Fancy Figured Lining Materials; the yard 189 59c Odd Stamped Pieces, Scarfs, Dresses, etc.; choice at 94 59c Stamped Unbleached and White Bridge Sets, each 67 75c Doll-Head Pincushions; rose or blue cotton sateen 52 39c Tapestry Pillow Tops; floral design, each statements, payable in November: | Charge Purchases | . Made Wednesday, in this One-Day . : B, Sale, will be placed on October 4 : , Curtains, Drape 50 Prs. $2 Lace Curtains; 0 ) 65 Prs. $3 Lace C ns, 0 36 Sets $4 Rayon Overdray 200 Yds. $3.50 50-inch Dra 248 Yds. $1,50 Drapery, 3 36 $1.50 End Table Padsa 24 $2 Fancy Rayon UUs 300 Yds. $1.50 Imported 9 $19.50 Venetian Uprigm 22. $5 Hand-Colored Picta® 52 $2.50 Pictures; E na “Ge Pp - 4 — * We Give and Redeem Eagle 5 ae a ‘ Sang a se i Nested yard ......cc.0uee mations, each Mesday, yard .......-.-. Mesday at, each ir Subjects i Subjects 3 AR ew Restricted A

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TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH raw y i ‘ : ve DORSET RO RATIET % . ‘trganeee’ \aneouacnnonans nnnueamacnieane cenerencncncaace sanuacacueueenal __~ ity-Wide Inter jd, Soiled and Small Lots of Seasonable Merchandise Are Offered at Surprising Savings One-day sales at St. [jjminant Store are eagerly Rugs, Furniture, Floor Lamps, China and Domestics aticipated and weil attended by economical ears for oa wiied this one “f particularly 150 $1.00 Hall China Teapots: various colors and styles | 15 $25 Worsted Wilton Rugs; small 36x63-inch size; each ...... tetas re ital Winter needs 200 $3 Doz. Amber Crystal & Rose Tinted Glass Salad Plates 6 for 90c 6 $17.50 Wool Wilton Rugs; 36x63-inch size; each an » coming whe an . 400 Sets $3 Doz. Decorated Cups and Saucers; set of six....... .98c 3 $113.50 Seamless Axminster Rugs in 12x15-ft. size re to be supplied. It aedrec of odd, soiled and 42 100-Pc. Decorated Dinner Sets; imperfect; $25 grade $14.50 3 $90 Axminster Rugs in 12x12-ft. size; extra heavy oken lots of choice maeat savings which should 28 35-Pc. Decorated Imported China Dinner Sets, imp. $15 grade, $9.25 7 $51.50 Seamless Axminster Rugs; 8.3x10.6-ft. ............. $37, ake Wednesday a bigamy. Buy what you need 190 Doz. Ind. Jelly Glasses, seconds, 30c Doz. grade, doz.........15¢ 8 $16 Chinese Throw Rugs; average size 2x4-ft. ............. $10.75 or your home, your fagmeurself. Some lots are 65 $2.50 English Decorated Square Salad Bowls, each 25 $7.50 Floor Lamp Bases; each Sedvertised ; é 120 Colored Turkish Bath Mats; s>conds of $1.98 grade . rm Yellow and Deep Saami | : - 76 15c Shoe Blacking Brushes; one day only : 8 $21.50 Dolly Madison Rayon Bedspreads .............. , ae S126 Blue D — — 280 35c Stove Blacking Brushes; Wednesday 144 Colored Border Bath Towels; seconds of 98c grade Men S $2.95 Khaki Coats; —_— 50 65c & 75c Padded Chair Seats; attractive 110 $2.25 & $2.49 Linen Doilies with Mosaic edge ............ Pairs Men's $3 Jeans Pama 150 10c Wire Fruit Jar Racks; adjustable 85 Colored Turkish Bath Mats; seconds of $2.69 grade Young Men’s $25 Tuxedo ro 300 19c Household Combination Pliers 15 $6.95 Line Damask Pattern Tablecloths 72x87, inches .. 4 Men’s $22.50 Whipcord 3 Men's $25 All-Wool Golf M83 to / Phonographs, Luggage, Toys, Radios, Sporting Goods, Auto Needs 5 Young Men’s $28 & $32 WOgm ' ' 6 Used Upright Phonographs; in perfect condition; special ... .$17.50 18 $6 one ang rp soap style; each ; ; “> ° 3 $200 Victor Console Phonographs; Bell amplifier type | 10 $4.75 Blackboards; easel style; good size ................... Curtains, D rap ‘a ls and Pictures 1 S415 Electric Victrola, style 230: fener soon 4 a 75 89c Toy Wheelbarrows; strongiy built; brightly painted Prs. $2 Lace Curtains; odd 3 $165 Upright Brunswick Phonographs .............. . $64. 25 $3.50 Baby Walkers, very well designed, less...... ..ONE- HALF b Prs. $3 Lace Curtains, cdg. 5 $45.00 Maytona Console Phonographs; very special at j 10 Parkcycles, for small boys & girls; imperfect $16.95 grade. $10.88 S Sets $4 Rayon Overdrapesmmesd: NE er «3 25 $9.50 Doll Carriages; a popular style and size 0 Yds. $3.50 50-inch Drapepyard .—=-—=s—iziwjwj....... $1. 500 Children’s Phonograph Records; 5c......... ines ea 50 $2.95 Mama Dolls ..................+.-.-:. 8 Yds. $1.50 Drapery Rayo yard ste 300 50c Pathe Records; many popular’selections; each ........... 100 $1.25 Sidewalk Cars; for boys and girls | 3 $1.50 End Table Pads in VO@MMations, each 300 $1.25 to $2.50 Welte Mignon R:producing Piano Rolls ....... 10 Coaster Wagons; excellently made; imperfect ¢ $2 Fancy Rayon Cushiom§,@iy at, each 18 $22.50 Fitted Suitcases with folding tray sca > ee 15 Doll Houses; imperfect $5.95 to$19.50 grades less.... ONE-HALF ) Yds. $1.50 Imported Cretotmesd en Gn $10 & $12.75 Round-Edge Suitcases, Hatboxes and Bags 25 $12.95 Crescent Oversize 29x4.40 Balloon Tires .... $19.50 Venetian Upright Mirtitesd- ; 3 $95 Wheary Wardrobe Trunks with cushion top , 55 $2.75 Gray 29x4.40 Balloon Inner Tubes, durable grade $5 Hand-Colored Pictures; ##tSub; — 12 $20 Baby Carriages of fiber reed; full size; each ...........$15. 35 $5.35 Sets of Ford Seat Covers; 1924-25 Coupes 2 $2.50 Pictures; Etchings § 16 $14.50 Cowhide Leather Gladstone Cases} special 510. 35 $9.75 Sets Ford Tudor Seat Covers; the set .... | 200 65c Greyhound Golf Balls; we!l marked; lively; each | | | pec 5 $50 ‘‘Maytona’’ Five-Tube Radio Sets 9 F.&B.S ial Coffee 6 $75 ‘‘Maytona’’ Six-Tube Radio Sets . gaat q 3 Lbs. for $1 2 Radiola Model 8: discontinued; originally $340, complete..._.. : @€ See our other announcement on page 1s re- 1 Sophomore Five -Tube Radio Set; originally $50 . q = e garding the special sale of this excellent Cof- 4F.E.15 Freed-Eisemann Radio Sets, $90 value............ 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When he failed to re- iturn, his brother, Walter, and a (half-brother, Carl Kurt, began a | search and found his body leaning against a tree. | .The left side of his head was i'riddled with shot and the weapon ‘lay beside him, together with sev- ‘eral sticks that indicated he was ‘trying to pry out a jammed shell i when the weapon discharged. Lasse 'was a World War veteran, having served in France. NO MORE CONSTIPATION FOR HIM and Mr. Dunbar tried resorts and mineral I in vain. Only Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN relieved him. Read his testimonial: “I suffered from indigestion and con- stipation and visited seashore and mineral springs, which only gave temporary relief. None gave permanent relief except Kellogg’s ALL-PRAN. I consider your bran one of the greatest inventions of this age.” Yours sincerely, LL. D. Dunpar, Spartanburg, S. C. Constipation is the bane of health. Over forty diseases may be traced to it. It fills the system with vile poisons and saps strength. You can’t afford to ignore its warn- ing signals. Dizziness, bad breath, Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is 100% bran 100% effective spots before the eyes, are just a few of the symptoms. Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guar-| anteed to relieve constipation or your grocer will refund the money. A delicious cereal, ready to serve. Fine with milk or fruit. Use in cooking too. | Kelloge’s ALL-BRAN is made by Kellogg in Battle Creek, Michi- gan, and sold by grocers every-. where. Served at leading hotels and restaurants. a | ALL-BRAN ] TERMS IF DESIRED $10 DOWN, $11 MONTH Serving (New Name for Western Electric) ec a — r ayb aR i) f st 3 A New Standard | of Value } vorandt électric Company 904 Pine Street the Home Electrically Since _ §T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ——| before he rode away in it were that | Saturday after a week: of '|ferring with my attongy and my Electric Washer *129 A Finer and Quicker Washer | Built for Speed and F-ndurance ay CEntral 9454, 3455, 3456 || Sunday the Rev. W. B. Oliver read ||from the pulpit of the First Chris- '|tian Church of Kewanee a letter, purportedly from the attorney, de- eclaring that $200,000 had | deposited to Cooper’s account in ; Detroit. : Yesterday two banks in New al) | ok || York and a | Rapids, Va., //said part of his fortune was on || deposit, denied the claim. AUTO ONLY EVIDENCE OF MILONARE TALE John Cooper of Kewanee, IIl., Has Two $175,000 Checks Turned Down. John Cooper of Kewanee, IIl., ts riding around Granite City in a Stutz sedan, but that is the only evidence he displays of the millions he told the world he was going to inherit Sept. 18. In fact, just beforé he left Ke- wanee for Granite City, a KeWanee newspaper issued an extra to the effect that Cooper might be an aw- fully good structural iron worker but he was not much of a million- aire. Investigation of two $75,000 checks he deposited in Kewanee banks, drawn on a Detroit bank. had elicited the response from the Detroit bank that it had no sich account. Banks Deny Claim. Even the au.comobile, it was de- clared, bore a license not issued to Cooper, but to a Granite City au- tomobile agent who had Seen nom- inated by Cooper as manager of his ‘$9,000,000 estate.” But the “maybe millfonaire.” though slightly nervous, stuck to his guns—and the big sedan. His last words to his Kewanee critics he'd show ‘em yet. . Cooper returned to Kewanee last “cone That after- the checks. father in New York.” noon he deposited been third in Roanoke where Cooper ‘had Promised $250,000 to Church. The Christian Church is the one to which he has promised a new $250,000 edifice. Its leaders ap- pear to be standrmg by somewhat ret'cently, awaiting further devel- opments. Mrs. Cooper, who was to give a new nurses’ home to the Kewanee Public Hospital, Cooper announced, ig ill now in that hos- pital. Many attempts to verify Coop- er’s story have failed, but each time previously he has explained that he gave misleading data by attorney’s orders. His story was that an eccentric grandmother bequeathed him her huge estate in Virginia under preo- vision that he marry a girl on a neighboring farm. He and _ the girl ‘“‘just never did hanker fcr each other,” and he thought the estate lost when he married an- CWO DO 2 0 TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926__ __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : T r , { birthday. renggg Asap gg Sasse goalies ‘His " thinty thine birthday was clause in the will gave him the/ Sept. 18. 3 estate anyway on his thirty-third| This is Sept. 28. 3 aX i YaviYar vex ttvavhYaxkYaviYaXlvavivevitveviveviveiveyi ve" av iva\tvextva\tva\tvaxni’s oH x | * : || Furs of Proven Merit : : —from a reliable shop—at popular prices—is | : & : the reputation that we have maintained through J accar d 5 Special Saleof +s eS the many years that we have been in business. Be * ae 31 REMODELING AND REPAIRING A SPECIALTY {Pp Fi Sil — s ine Silver-f- late e d| Landers-Pearlmcn Fur Co. |: ve Ke 823 Washington Avenue Second Floor $6.50 to $9 $ Ja a SOU Values Quality ‘ SINCE 1837—The World’s Best Piano In homes where rich tonal qualities are valued, and the softest pianissimo is full and sweet and the thunder of the fortissimo base is unconfused, you will know the Piano to be a Knabe. , PIANO CO. 1101 OLIVE > COZY GLOW $7.50 to $9.50 A} yt Rte mee iia. PR ato, 4 ae Vide og % AN NN »\ WH VR Noa | hon. SIMPLEX SUNBOWL | $7.50 to $8.50 ; Unton Execrnic Licut ANp i2th and Locus Webster Groves, Wellston, St. Charles and All Other Branches For These Damp, Chilly Days— An Electric Heater Fall rains, house uncomfortable, not cold enough for the furnace; but some heat is needed. Don't shiver. Don’t gloom. Order one of these chill dispensers and en- joy the cozy warmth of a fireside in | any room you want it. Phone Your Order MAin 3220 Or come in and make your selec- | We have a make heater to suit your needs at a price that fits your budget. Costs no more to operate than your electric iron. Easy Payments on Your Light Bills a and size The Senate oy OPA ~H/ Vez: Owners he . Ready in October ....the de- luxe apartments of St. Louis. Offering every type and kind of accommodation, in the choice residential section of the city. Up-to-the-minute in appoint- ments and service...destined to be the home of our most distin- guished families, Representative on premises for full information. AMBASSADOR INVESTMENT CO. Sam Koplar, Pree. the many attractive and useful gifts offered ig sale of quality Silver-Plated Ware. These items a Cold Meat Platters- Sauce Boats Fruit Bowls Dessert Trays Ice Tubs Candlesticks ( pair) 7 || Sugar and Cream Sets y Flower Baskets Salad Bowls ~ Gravy Boat and Tray Flower Center Cake Plates Serving Tray Sandwich Baskets Hot-Water Jug Roll Baskets Vases Sandwich Baskets ¢? Jaccards Exclusive Jewelers LOCUST at NINTH Bread Trays Mail Inquiries Cordially Invited HE articles that are listed below are but a few, ¥ ne ing placed in one price group of $5 during this eves \ VW g g CONVENIENT OUTSIDE ENTRANCE ON NINTH STREET v\ ‘) ~ +, For Sizes Every 14 Pall to Event 44 ‘15 A RAINBOW of colors—soft Georgette, chiffon, vel- vet and crisp taffeta. You'll be surprised and then delighted to find such dance Frocks for $15. For dinner, dance, formal and informal occasions of the entire season. Trimmed with silver and gold lace, silk flowers and beads. Many models are of velvet broche in attractive patterns. Many sleeveless Frocks and a few with long sleeves. The Colors Honeydew Maize Coral Sweet Pea White and Many Others Sandalwood Bargundy Blue Flesh Note: Included are all-white Frécks for bridal occasions, installations and other events. Vandervoort’s Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store—Basement 4, 4 ~* ae eS * ~S " ee. — > ‘~ ith aes ae ae : aE oe ; ie Ne be og. 8 Casseroles ip Relish Dishes Vegetable Dishes eae Mayonnajse Dishes 4 Chop Dishes + é Wednesday—The Lower-Price Ready-to-Wear Store’s Sale of - S| 460 Dance Frock Cee ee a Young Men's Suit Two-trouser Suits, tailored, of fine wool Men’s Clothing—Second ~ ee a tore Hours: Daily 90 es Silver and Gol For Fz $ N?t until you se loveliness of Ru distinction of silver ] you realize what thi means to you. Rout dozen different fanc colored enamel des jewels. Rouge and arrangement. Another attracti silver-plated Ct Vandervoort’s Je a> 7 W ednesday! HANDK Colored ‘Nove Regular OMEN’S ’Kerck ner designs a hems. Also scallope med. Of linen and { Bordered Of linen and batiste ored borders. Regularl 19c each or 6 for Hemstitche With dainty touches « either white or colors. Regularly 10c, Handkerchiefs For women. Half line With %-inch hems, Fu size. Regularly 10 1D3IAC tee cd 0 eee eee Handkerchle OIE et 3 tb beat _ tr t _ Pure Si In the Lz OMEN’S and m and delightful} tunely at $1 a pair. Your choice of — , nude, piping rock, t | — black. : ~“ On Sale on Aisle | Vi . _

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__.F AGE 11 TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 __ ST Lous POST-DISPATCH i aceteemees 2 1-LGUIS POST-DISPATCH recial Saleof Plated Ware ») Jaccard’s ted below are but a few ond useful gifts offered in this d Ware. These items are be. Quali ty ‘ f pup of $5 during this event, : Casseroles Relish Dishes Vegetable Dishes Mayonnaise Dishes Chop Dishes Cold Meat Platters Sauce Boats Fruit Bowls Dessert Trays Ice Tubs Candlesticks (pair) Salad Bowls Flower Center: Serving Tray Hot-Water Jug . Vases : Sandwich Baskets rd: s 7 ATaS et NIinTtTH Cordially Invited ee STREET | tore’s Sale of ocks “Young Men’s Suits, $35! _ Two-trouser Suits, smartly | tailored, of fine wool fabrics. Men's Clothing—Second Fioer. TeUugys: MMACTUO0 Laney Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month, En- tered on October State- ments, Payable November First. Telephone Orders, Shoppers’ Aid GArfield 7500. Olive and Locust, From Ninth to Tenth. Store Hours: Daily 9:00 to 5:30—Saturday 9:00 to 6:00. Wednesday Store News Cover d Gold Plated Compacts For Fall Occasions op Fa N°? until you see the glistening sets, the loveliness of Russian antique patterns, the distinction of silver plate in English motifs, can you realize what this sellifig of new Compacts means to you. Round, square, triangular and a dozen différent fancy shapes. Decorated with colored enamel designs and replica precious jewels. Rouge and sifter for powder in a new arrangement. Another attractive group of silver-plated Compacts at $1.58 Vandervoort’s Jewelry Shop—First Floor. Wednesday! Sale of Sample . HANDKERCHIEFS Colored Novelty Handkerchiefs Regularly 35c and 50c OMEN’S ’Kerchiefs with embroidered cor- | ner designs and hemstitched hems. Also scalloped and lace trim- 25¢ med. Of linen and fine batiste Bordered Handkerchiefs Of linen and batiste in all-white or white with col- ored borders. 19c each or 6 for Regularly 25c. Special $1 Hemstitched Handkerchiefs With dainty touches of embroidery in the corners in either white or colors. Regularly 10c, Handkerchiefs For women. With size. Regularly tatec .. Hand Half linen. t,-inch hems. Full 10 Regularly 25c- 19¢ each $1 C _@ &. | a ie | Kkerchief 5c Handkerchiefs For men. All white or with eolored woven borders. Shop—First Floor (ry f Solve Your Figure Problem With a MOL-MAY One-Piece Garment 10% A GARMENT for the woman who has been struggling with the difficulties of weight —the scientifically designed diaphragm control aids in re- ducing. This feature is equal- ly desirable for the average figure as it restricts the dia- phragm and prevents any tendency to fullness forming over the abdomen. Let our corsetieres show you this Mol- May Diaphragm con- trol model. Corset Shop—Third Floor S @ | Under New Autumn Frocks Crepe de Chine Costume Slips $3.98 A SPECIAL purchase brings Costume Slips of exceptional merit for so low a price. Beautiful quality Crepe de Chine makes the Slips which have deep hemstitched bodice top and deep hem. Tan Navy Blue Peach — Fiesh Black and White Lingerie Shop—Third Foor. Wide Range of Interest Silks of Rich Beauty For the New Season and V. P. Ball Gowns BESIDES the gleaming metal broche, metal cloths and velvet broche that will make ball gowns of great elegance there are other handsome satins and crepes that will make up equally lovely and may be chosen for afternoon and evening gowns. Starkrepe, $4.95 Yd. A lustrous satin Crepe that will lend itself to graceful drapery. Mirrokrepe, $6.50 Yd. A heavy quality satin Crepe that is reversible. Frostkrepe, $5.50 Yd. A fine silk Crepe in exquisite shades for daytime and evening. Moire, $4 to $6.50 Yd. Pure Silk Stockings In the Latest Fall Shades 4 OMEN’S and misses’ Hosiery in both service and delightfully sheer weights priced oppor- tunely at $1 a pair. Your choice of gunmetal. moonlight, French nude, piping rock, bran, grain, blue fox, white and black. On Sale on Aisle Tables on the First Floor. Vandervoort's. A particularly smart choice for T last, the matchless toilet Soap of Spain has been exquisitely re- fined for American wom- en. Lathers well even in hard watér. Long lasting. Priced at only LOC cone Drug Shop—First Fioor. 200 Coaster Wagons += NLY a limited number of Wagons at this price which is less than half the usual price. The Wagons are in perfect condition. For ages three to five years. Full-Size Vandervoort Wardrobe Trunks “29%: OUND edged and fitted with all the most con- venient features of ward- robes. The blue fabrikoid lining is attractive and sunny as well as dust and water-proof. Suitable for either men or women. P.S. We have a number of style Wardrobe Trunks at various prices. Comein and ask to see them. Vandervoort’s Luggage Shop—Second Floor. evening is satin-back Moire. Brocaded Satin $4.50 to $7.95 Yd. Gorgeous designs in self-color give distihction to these Satins. Taffeta Faccone, $5 Yd. Imported Bonnet Taffeta with rose and conventional designs that are un- usually pretty. An ideal choice for the robe de style. Velvets, $5.75 and $7.50 Our importation of fine Velvets in all the beautiful-colors favored for evening and black. These are light- weight velvets. Silk Plaza—Second Floor. For Baby—W ednesday Sweater Sets at $2.95 CUNNING little Sets that mothers like to choose for their wee tots to wear when cold days come. wool yarn in the link-and-link stitch. med. Woven of fine Pink and blue trim- Crepe de Chine Coats, $7.95 Infants’ Coats of crepe de chine with dainty hand stitch- ing. Interlined. Eiderdown Buntings, draw ribbon; | Hood, $2.95 Wrapping Blankets, pink checks, 59c Creepers in white and colors, $1.00 White Cotton Hose, Sizes to 514, 35c¢ Pair Gum Rubber*Tidy Didy Diapers, 50c Infants "ies Ba Falters Fins All-Wool Jersey $= Yard Because it makes up so smartly and gives long wear Wool Jersey 1s among the leading fabrics for new season sport frocks. This is a light weight Jersey in a fine weave and comes in new Autumn shades—terra- pin, Chanel red, jungle green, rose- wood, powder blue, ensign blue, tan, claret, navy blue and black. 54 inches wide. Try It at Home! Cap to Match, $2.95 taal bee 2 Boilable Rubber Sheets, 36x36 Inches $1.25 Red Star Diapers, hemmed ; 30x30 Inches, Dozen $2.75 Cambric Crib Sheets, 36x52 inches 59c Ivory Enamel High Chairs, $1.95 Baby Scale; canvas basket, $5 Shop—Third Floor + Novelty Wool Checks Po Yard A new novelty Wool Check fabric in a light weight that will make sport frocks and skirts with velveteen tops. Tan back- ground with over-checks in red and black, blue and black, blue and brown. 54 inches wide. nd Files as i f WHEN you have seen how quickly and easily you can banish the drudgery of laundry day, your own judgment will tell you that it is real economy to use the New de Luxe emanates 5 ; en eR ARE meen ee sm Eden Washer Sold on the Club Plan gc DOWN and 18 Months to Pay Balance Call GArfield 7500 for a Demonstration Vandervoort in Your Home 's Biectric Shop—Downstg!rs. _ the heedy-aize 65 OIL-o INDORSES NEW PHONE ~ RATES FOR MISSOURI Public Service Commission Ap- proves New Scheaule for Intra-State Calls. By the Jefferson City Correspond- ent of the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Sept. 28.— |A proposal of the Southwestern | Bell Telephone Co. to establish a new schedule ot long distance tele- phone rates on station to station calls within Missouri, involving |minor increases and reductions and ‘modification of some of the rules, was approved yesterday afternoon by the State Public Service Com- | missign. | The’ proposed intrastate schedule ‘would corsform to a new schedule of the interstate ratea, which will go into effect Oct. 1 | The Intrastate schedule will in- lyvyolve a net reduction of approx!- _mately $150.000 a year for long) distance telephone patrons on calls ‘within the State and will provide uniform rates for both intrastate ‘and {tnterstate calls representa- tives af the company stated in submitting the proposal to the commission today New Intrastate Schedule. Tnder the proposed schedule no change is made in the | rates on toll cnlle to points with- | in a radius of 20:miles. Increases) lranging from * to 15 eents a call ‘are made on callk to pointa from 1230 to 80 miles distant, but reduc- ithe State. | In add‘*tion, ‘eachedule, patrons wil! be permitted to reverse charges on station calls. Reversal of charges 'on such calls has not been per- mitted. A special evening rate, 25 | per cent less than the regular rate, is provided for station-to-etation | calls between 7 p. m. and 8:30 p m. A reduction now ts given on such calls between 8:30 p m. and | midnight. Inder the new schedule the rate /on station-to-station calls hetween 8:30 p. m. and 4:30 a. m. will be | one-half of the regular rate Renefits of Change. Representatives of the company stated that while the achedule tn- volves a net reduction In toll rev- enues On present husiness. approva! | of the schedule hv the commission was desired to provide un'formity With two rates in effect on inter- state and intrastate calle. {¢ Is ne- |cessary to keep two separate ac- | ‘counts at each exchange, it was stated. (Mnder that system a patron in St. Louis might make a station-to- 'station call to another State at a reduced rate and reverse the \charges, but anothen s«tation-to- station call to a point in Missour. 'placed by the patron at the same time, would be at a different rate and the charges could not he re | glad you took my advice. | versed. Station-to-station |; lower rate,than person-to-person calls, ae on the former the tele- | | phone operator hase only to ring the |! number given by the person cai). | | Ing, and does not have to locate a specified individual at that num- | ber. ; WOMAN AND BOY HIT BY AUTOS: | Both Suffer Fractures of Skul] and | Other Injuries. Mrs. Elizabeth -Huseman. 59 |years old, a widow, of 5188 Ver- /non avenue, #uffered a fracture of the skull and interna! street car at Clarendon avenue at | £:50 o'clock last night. Sam Rots- koff of 4732 Newberry rested. Arthur Urbach 1815 North Jack Yawitz of 2815 streets at 8:15 p. m. Soft Bleeding Gums Hardened — New Safe Way! At last! Science bas learned how to conquer prormrhea thie new. paitiess war! No knives or probes. No cuttmg mto the tender Lesh No barbarous root scraping with all the torture that accompanies it. Amazing new OIL <fSALT quickly pene trates to the source of evil and checks infec- tiem without the slightest -discomicort. Ne ' irritation. no smarting. cc burning! Doess eren taste bad’ Just apply a little of this antiseptic Araiant ' to your gums with a toothbrush, mght and morning. Ina few days. you'll ind that sorencas has vanished. Soft. sponry piaces become hard and firm almost like magic, Daily inspection | én the mirror will show you that gums are | quickly regaining thei natural giow of heaith y mn. before you realize it, complete relied , nd then will have taken place belore your vers eves! OLL-ef SALT ia new but Has bees thoroughly and approved. Big institutions and doctors indorse ite amazing effectiveness for | the treatment of mfectroms and myuries of wart | ous kinds—OGut espectally for its regenerative efiect on mouth tiusecs. Your druggwt carries of-SALT by C. A MOSSO LABORATORIE: — Tn — Co eh: 5 ta teeth 215 5. Leaving St. Checage, Ul intrastate | itions are made on calls to points /more than 80 miles distant within | under the new | station to} injuries | when struck by an automobile aft- | er she had alighted from a Page! Terrace, | driver of the automobile, was ar- | i 12 years old, of | Bighteen street, was) struck by an automobile driven by | Gambie | street, at Twentieth and O’Fallon | He suffered | fracture of the skull and concus- | sion of the brain. | ; / ' A MAN’S DRINE by Sir Charles Higham NDIA TEA is the ideal drink for a man. lt refreshes. It tones body and brain. Trya cup each afternoon at 3 oclock and see how much better you feel at your work. Tea, cer- rectly made, increases energy 20%. Its mental effect is startling. | ‘know—and | want you ‘to know. i | have been told that many American men consider tea-drinking to be effeminate! But what was said of the man who smoked cigarettestwenty years ago—or the man who wore a wrist watch before 19142 No— there is nothing a real man does, that he likes 'to do, that makes him less of a man. LB India Tea is a mans drink in every country of the world, because it’s a ‘good stimulating drink, if for no other reason. Try a cup or two to- ‘morrew and you will be calls crrryvy a! CUT THIS OUT | and show it to ‘our folks | at home. It is the right—_ ‘and only way—to make India Tea. Be sure you use India Tea or a biend containing India Tea and make it in the correct way—as it is served in England. Use ‘an earthenware teapot. | Put into it one teaspoonful of India Tea for each cup of tea required. Be sure the water is poured into the teapot the’ moment | it boils. Allow te stand for 5 minutes to infuse. Put a little milk or cream into each cup before serv- ing the tea. It greatly improves the flavous. add sugar to taste. — i | | Any retailer or store can ‘supply you with India Tea or blends containing ‘India Tea. He has no difficulty in getting it, as practically every whole- sale distributor of Tea in this district supplies India Tea. He will getit for you i ; Be sure ? _ you use ; INDIA TEA or a blend containing ' Crus India Tea * ‘ : soil ‘ — ee . os oe . A LE Ree ete a eR RS RE Ri STN ie ak Ty ie Re OR tole 2 aa ony ass ; , ‘ re 5's rail inoue eee, detanarere Se es ’ he ae os ey 5 Sue ee Ate oe : Ry ah ng tie .

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DP tare: SEPTEMBER 28. 1926 | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 12 ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : _TUESDAY EVENING. OE TE LN: A RT REIN EIT eed TWO ADM oO! * both of Bussey. Ia. I] PASSING admitted passing the | che according to Chief of De- * y of East St. Louis FRAUDULENT OES = a Encore Parnell 1 in Chicago and Detroit | thin lect few months on the A = ah . have had a custom- ) Suit of If you 2 ther had their . . he priso: i they had ; ar woolen lowans. Tell East St Louis|own checks printed. They drew Parnell woolen tailored pan Oe Parnell ‘ , ae ’ Exchange $65 you will want another custom- ie » Merchants Exchang Pr lice h : t Mor h in va 4 nie on , se te” There ts nO : ae ixieat. aye ae nach hank, The checks were writ- tailored Suit of Parnell woolen. iM) OT acne! 3 ncn DARK. Aue « ? - ee Gong , ee 9009 Of Scheme tem on a check-Writing machine And Parnell responds to the box 1 a os ncore with its old-time sin- — | ov hop : ee ae ti : se Boys’ and Girls’ Raincoats ; 4 fhe Glove S were .prresied at S05 | ent fictitious persons Progressive cerity and colors and patterns . | yi 1 Locust East St. Louis hotel yesterday or he ten Men were traced 1 ; Tailoring Co. rs s the new season Men $ Work Shirts 3 82 — ae vs 7 , a a a la = tian as new 2a y ade ° . -e*- charges of passing two fraudulent = Lov gh descriptions 807-9 North 6b Se. oon | Men’s Heavy Fianne!l Shirts ‘ashie: checks for $700 and 3: “ven : the siete neat nn ! Net all wool; all colers. all sizes 2 — > last EMeaaser. 50. The pris-| at Zieeier acy en oe penton Men’s and Bays’ Plaid Lumberjacks. : ee fd Men’s Jersey Office Coats dle Ze Se Men’s Jeans and Heavy Cotton : : Worsted Pants ; ‘Your Choice of Bors’ Coats from $106 Boys’ Wool-Mixed | : PULL-ONS $1.25 Pr. Scissors and $1 Suits ..... eiudinee: aaa | | Men's Fieeced Shirts wens $3 Vests i 0 Don't Wait Another Day! } ;f . " Right NOW ts the time to install | ii RA a | Trade in Your Old PHOTO Sterling Silver Thimble. __ | WELCH & COlS GUARANTEED A ~ Va FRAMES ig! eaeiiiainiiinl te ei ) winded ‘S $1.75 Values: Men's Yarn ‘Sex. 1 Bey Hats or Caps. tal 4 NOVELTIES =e : 3 One Pair of Each Furniture for New Smee Dee eel 2 tor | or Two Pairs of 4 ote Soe 18 Ny MO a eget 5; dale DS . OTA oR rh be “mA Lae hg oe es Pt See Seam ee ee theta” Are Care Nate, yp iets a bet ay hog: arash 0 FLO TRE RE VPLS ele eth r oneTse Sal 3 icis : ae ee n apinraen ea ony - » 7. “ al — ont ape Ke ty * : i 3 — uy ‘ To AAT SMES OP I SII EE on EEL. ctu iter era DA EI evden ah oe ars eae eras: ~ > . » ‘ Spano, ee OR aR a a ll * hea ee RP eh err o ; — > on a 7 a > Pipeless Furnace : al = 5 attractive Swingframes . Bey« Kaickers, Bers” Cassimere Either Kind 30-Day Free Triai—SOLD ON TERMS FURNITURE f- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS senile tall Miidaidias edt On on ne a antigue = wee cold and silver finish. with class. ‘ % . cia payment on NEW FURNITURE. Tal —— | Lengies Leather Palm Canvas Tem Sawyer Blouses Theme t.4rfieid OfFF° and S we will send eur furnace ' expert cut to ore you at “ se S Phone GArfield 6662 for appraiser. BOOK ENDS $ : ‘t : | ger eset pe ag any time you sucgest. om Dollar Day; 3 , 2 ees i=l if One the . ery latest ¢ ; c : " . f, Z .% | Pu!! Yne—*> e ; the pair lecks NJ ¢ Men's Dress or Fian- Men's Heary Ribbed .. | sewieg, Novelties im the The “SHIP” design in beautiful Special at —— nell « brenze finish. all metal with feit > _— wane eal Unies Salts, > fer. , s : ‘ashabice Chamois Act Quickly! Place Your Order at Once tor This | ars Sate — $ 1 a eee: = =— | at % a Getter ARP RIS OR atti es a. a eas g & PLAYING CARDS p13 oad fonder ii | MAHOGANY OR WALNUT | RSE || ES Eee ee Sends tae al | a ee , i | | The Glove Shop Stamps : ™ @63hss 821: Locust ALL SOLID IRON INTERIOR : > 417 N. BROADWAY Men's Men’ | | KARGES HOSIERY BLDG Combination 7 5 | Just a Step East of Ninth PARLOR FURNACE (L2SSIE- We Will RESILVER Your Old LILLE Sea a. MIRRORS & i a ee Rr ae hae snipe SD rte ops- ah i Ae hehe Pens H ; ° wei. i saa _ " age PPT gga namie Senne ty tata Hs Sine Cah TOU BA. Shake OP ae ae ile ee nn at ee ee Soe ONS Ne RN Bah Mita S76 apd ep Shires ee AES a3 » ne Canes Padi made Frem Gid Mirrers All Other Siges Accordingiy Qut eof the high-rent district is why we can de your werk fer so A ctual $90 | alue tor | oS Pe ; little money. We call fer and de- b | i | 3 adel 39 of new prece ~ 2 : Hi coLumBIA RECORDs | | epee bs Catalogue Mailed Free ’ wvSsic 3 Kecords for $ R GOR S @ : 3 Latest Hits on meme Al HOPS Records 1225 Franklin—6352 Delmar ? Record Albums SMART COLORS FOUR $@ .00 I avur ae POUNDS . ~-EWEST ome Baby KEecords WEIGHS THREE HUNDRED AND THIRTY een ae iain | POUNDS. HEATS THREE ROOMS ——— RAIGOR’S Ex 6252 DELWAR Open CANDIES MAILED ANYVIVHERE ; ‘% ; ; i ts ED 6) EE) ee = |) ame) came | | tit Lt. tr’ mre 7 _ ‘ 1 LOWEST PRICES OTR ¢ oe gTTR ACTION When Our Present Supply Is Sold | | - ~ ies — — | e 99 * You Will Have to Pay Considerably Banjo Uke Prepare Mabe andro for | More for the S F A Fine Toned sin tas Hella: and yon al aan aime urnace ) ef Wash Instrument men pra ged ond mies bee: iad ona } : MUSLIN SES : Men’s Suits, Overcoats or Cravenettes. $1.00 | — s .00 Sport ea come 2 — ad 1208.54 1 Ue “* izkt5s FRANKL IN Evenings seven Rinses —WNo Lost Clothes— Wool Dresses, Plain ..- Slee 3 Bolivia Cloaks, Plain......... ... $258F : Nic we St ial : We also ca (Fur Tr ) | rry the fa- . Fur Trimming Extra Me Silk Dresses, Plain fe so d Thursdays—Fridays mous Bacon Banjos and gaa | pa Saturdays Ukuleles anc others. Chemically Cleaned and Pressed 2 | SLEEVES Priced from $1 to 4 Ft z be 3 Harmony R UGS Chemically > J | i 1 All the Latest We insure Your Garments and Give You a Receipt Selections - PETER DYEING & CLEANING | | SHOES | . COMPANY, inc. 7am , Bed and table linen and i 8 ES Fecht Managers R H. Fee | : 2PAins$4 towels troned—a small extra 2 . jf x . or charge. e Main Office and Plant—4544 Gravois — if ns * | Riverside 1223-3037 or phonger Nearest Branch ise | ~ | : y 4 4 4 4 ree eee Call / ’ ; 4106 Florissant. 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F - S y ee ea? % . a & 2 Fs Tae Pky s : 3 ie s @ ; a: es aerate . 2) 2 Bere “s ae : i | 22 “+4 - — 2. ae “3 ; > 2S se r & = > ‘ . ¥ br. s; — ss 4 ae? a oe ag & a: ee ; Feet Oe e x Ae Sf ae ; Ae ee ; 1 . F - Ya. . & . : z § = NJ — 4 i - ; Se ee re oe et 23 =e a = PS Ee S ; ; = . - * ee > : PS. Py rf = ae “Ss biel % 4 j mS Be e Sa y x : a : es . e« a PS ; a re s 2 ‘ey . bi ; of aes} 3 ba } . * BR Sd : ae | ? . ® ee . , 2 as + ’ a Pn a 4 oF ee a tio - ore * se 7a rh He Pay D Spt oe eee rls ~ ve 3 ’ fv 1 eF 1 ' i te rE 1 es rE ° se FO ge CP A ag Rs Cr WI Ph,” as tet DEImar 4860 ante a I so ¥ wer (reve, & Rand 1-368. a8 *aahey 1103 OLIVE pes Kight Pieces Comprise This eset Coil - 7 a : Bed - Davenport Outfit * ~~ | BT EMIRRORS $ Post Dollar — = : TTT, RESILVEREDM] | Day Specials 3 ¢9 COFF ae pe “, SP ete et “ ~ * ¥ ¥ 2 4 * - so 5 Nt in: wo ek ae tee cuaraetit oaed 1 ir cers teal ee * Ve petites - ‘ : <s , 7 wr ue sy ae geet OI Diet ring ie ce a te f oe Te 2 eany: "DEERE REE REPOS OE a SR ES Be PS ae - —. a . oe hea eas _ co \ : Luxurious all-leese cushion Davenport opens inte Dems a COIL SPRING BHD—comfertable armchair and " RET e alxe , RETAILS Rew Valor in << Valor in Town, WEEK imviting wing fireside chair te match. re include a charming davenpert table. fleor lamp compicte “ith shade and pair eof beek bilecks. Any size up to 12x20 in. Larger in proportion. t 1 Phone 3 — St. Louis’ Lowest Prices en $40 Extra Lar ma | | Ciara “Saw ae = All Solid Ir | aad deliver D iia iceteenaemmeniemmnnamememmedl HE AT ERS oe ‘(= a y India Blend Teag % - | ; | — 1 ane YWeake«w oot goed tea. oF at Kitchen Whi fice a | aesini y, “pD $ “] & ee ee oid Mirror ae = — paiee ny Li HEATER 3 i 48 Fo \15:] Bargains | === en araft heater—a «plendid | ao ; Rary ‘Hive Poaim and | FOR $250 $250 _— VE ©“ ETIAWN MIRROR. net OF Tolle Heater | L Prarans or 4 Appear in the Post- EMSLE STAMPS | @ Mirrors. sean Bl gy 7 Dispatch on the Last rue” COCOA _HEATER » ba 2 4: 75 Welch &Ca’s : rz ~ ‘s sasedh Lt Price ane HE: ae " : te sme Sel nas COU Si/1) TEA oo. ‘Wekel frimmed boies $18 Four-Hole Laundry or Kitchen $ 7 5 | cost $ Caters | Se. Louis’ aay ee ge a 4 HEATER $ 1 85 ° . $1.00 Ciger Store Caan Gc sided bedy — with rack for 1 s . Per Pair Why Carry t? — $1 A WEEK Tom Kearney BO pine Sus 23 egg { hicago ee Satisfaction ma ate : SiS — a Po pote Me. 407 Walnut St (eanranteed or -_ WELCH & CO RAUWEA ARIE I105-7-9 OLIVE ST. — + ) me ~.

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ - __TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 _ ncrasmcinceneectcnciiaassistiaasteaes tLe Te ee ee Athen tye = ae aee ere = ott*eees daa ‘2aee poop zs Seeearerr er eeeasteseroes eile ues re aa ; . yy : | ouswenrttsese e?. 000 belesweesesee owreneettaer? WALL PAPER SALE! NEW FALL PATTERNS! - NOTICE Our Sensational Dollar Day Bargains At Webster's For Wednesday Only ae oo of samples con- Special Room Lots | 10 Rolls Gorgeous Side Wall. . S venientiy dGisplav- 18 Yards Bewitching Border. . 6 motte Beautiful Ceiling This is ne ideal time to paper your home’ Webster's help you out with is very timely $1° Day sale of quality Wall Paper. Un. usually eorreot patterns, and a tremendous selection Our enor- mous stock includes values worth up to $2 a roll for the trifling prices of lc a roll, 2c a roll, Se a roll, etc.. up to 35c a roli—but nothing priced biohee than 35c a rol! BECSRER CECE EES ST ESSER UR REESE ECR ARE eee GARLANDS Dollar Day Bargai “4 Louw Longer Woman> dbeawh, © nz ohio Glove Shop 821 Locust _ S$ 1 i * ll Sis. 5's «nee PByYour Choice of Boys’ Wool-Mixed | : | PULL-ONS EXTRA SPECIAL Special Purchase of Chiffon and Semi-Chiffon ay =—S—té Peer fect Silkk Hse 3000 Imported Esnen Handkerchiefs : S | yf Wed. Only! Pullover Sweaters, or Men's $3 Vests NOVELTIES One Pair of Each or Two Pairs of Either Kind New Fall Patterns in Leather Bags “7 $1.45 3 tor *] tn Qualits pys" Cassimere Longies ... om Sawyer Blouses, ry y AD LG é LA R Pull-Ons—the very latest en's Heavy Ribbed Tet otyles. Novelties in the Union Suita, 2 for. . . i] ew Fall colors. en's rayon striped : = arto magras Shirts.... 9 | All sizes in each. Men's $2 Felt g iniieiciait BB Biggest Dollar ame Reeeeie We Have Ever Offered The Glove Shop | 821 Locust Roe aly an a gee. cee oe ee bev Lata oy, ae m" m5 wma te a a ne ap 0 Pe atte on add os a y Wate ee es wt - t iy . Latte 9 rw LL. vl ens, . 4 ° a F 4 ont 7 Cn in ada anda oe emai cone Te kaet alien . petite oa slbimaee , ss Sa RE a NPG NE ET Eg ea nea sae eae re: OPE SIRT FON, IR. Rl 2 RG RNR pogren enc ton ne irE MONI aye 9% Sh ae a ; x 2 a oe " Bi RRS m ae eS they ; a j : iy : x eA YRVESe Ey. any me saree . rei ANAS hig. Pe es Oe ge eee ' ‘ PSSST RECREATE SEER ET eRe eee ee ee *ee (Combinations Sold Only With Beautiful Borders er Bands) CONVENIENT ST E R. ALL PATTERNS DAYLIGHT EBS thy 3 NOW DISPLAYS The Big Store With the Canopy IN STOCK! = Hat , Alligator Rain Ss , | W ash Dresses n . ra : MM men’s sizes in big Girls’ Khaki Colored a VAR Ee erpriced washable cotton and 1 $] Cotton sss vee. Bins Ay mee: treet aoe ' he Se 97 71 Fl “ ; o i > CONG PV ae A . ene eee eee eeereee: ' KARGES HOSIERY BLDG m Just a Step East of Ninth M Ribbed Shirts “or Drawers, 2 for $1 CPSESCHERESESSHRHEE RETESET eee eee eee ee ocroonaes SRRREERBEEEEREEREBEKEREEBEE THOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc., 409 Broadway. 410 Sixth. PSORUESERSRSRERERE ES ==ne we Recial for Dollar Day Shoppers! Just 175 | Regular $1.95 BASEMENT New Rayon |! Girls’ Silk & Leather Full- Fashioned 50 0 DRE S SE S Bloomers and _— Cotton School Handbags _—Sillk aenry _ Und Frocks sday Only | | | Wee quality with tsi SPECIAL NEW PURCHASES PROVIDING EXTRAORDINARY VALUES! styles, excellent qua 1 | oe" i ace DRESSES OF CHARMEUSE :: JERSEY :: TRICOLETTE! reed doo EE Smartly fashioned in lates : Dollar Day shoppers who shop | for the first time Fresh general wear. The char- : s ; Z ’ Frocks, ideal for school wear. TH czrly may have these very choice Odds & Ends 200 Prs. oa te can Shiai ane seme Just 75 Band jocks, ideal fer echosl sous. , &. Pee. Betas 606-08 Washington Av —Thru‘to Sixth &. OUTSIZES aa Here is a bargain festival : Also rayon undies KLINE’ S- Fioos for Doilar Day shoppers. We 2 FOR wanted tailored modes suit- KLINE’S—Main Floer | me able for office, school and 3 , . offer practically every Dress . ’ A nice selection of dainty brand-new in Handbags at a fraction of their | Silk Hosier A d . th} oe and fram | , rest des. Cer: trimmed in wanted styles— challie and broadcloth in designs flavor Chocolates, worth! Wanted styles and md yY very newest mo eu deine Ponateh aden Sekt Sacrificed At ond ‘olsin echaee, ee cious centers, a real @my «Cicely lined and fitted. Just the § 2) Dages for tainly a fine opportunity to | ; Bags for use with Autumn coats Mans have new Frocks at a very low price! ‘ semiliii 14. A fine chance for thrifty thsice va wt _ * af er soap a Ao ot well meds Ban mothers to practice economy. ricollette Fro eaux = i wed irom higher 00 EXCEPTIONAL VALUES! DEEPLY REDUCED! S rele, an SMART COLORS Some ‘are fu 7 4 , NEWEST MATERIALS oe mes Misses’ and Women's Sizes Sizes for Stout Women a ag ne pe. y rN} s \4 St DOLLAR DAY BEE DOLLAR DAY ;: eaenaeaaiaaaaeeapeaiatime —s | Field's || sees Washington Av. Cor. 6th 9 i . Rt ra : Don’t Miss This a > ten aad Big Opportunity Pe ge GAP oom ey the-Month Washington Av., Cor. Sixth St. thie momen Dollar Day / Y NN O O : | Sale me “ ° RAYON 7 —* ~~ $2 a Pair SATIN SS — Our , eal Reg. $1.59 2 Combinations Values - Hick and Low Heels (gm One Day A BUY SEVERAL PAIRS Only, é Per Yard.... SAVE! SAVE!! SAVE!!! : F Hundreds of pairs stacked high on big tables. All sizes ina £34 1118 Olive St. 3: "’4an) wards of high-grade Hayon the lot. but not aT sizes in every style. $1 each, $2 pair. $3: BOD. ee oe ee ey 426 North 6th St.— 703 Olive St. Satin ab haakhent Sm a arent Va ! é roety 86 ceeeen DOLLAR DAY gus DOLLAR DAY ques coo oC Ss : ELECTRIC STOVE ¢ “VU ‘‘DollarBill’’ 3 Dollar Day Specials |} P°LLAR Day a! (Be): ge Says: ED ANVIVWHERE. 1 & eee UF UR uR AR GRAF AA LRLAAARLA RRR RR RRR SFR RRR r PRICE OUR CHIEF gugeng eo ACTION , 48-INCH WIT} patil lates Wardrobe for Now! ou will have your gar- when you need them. 5 or Cravenettes. . $1.00 2 f Toweling | Sweaters i red border Towe euita? for rep a “ * and ? ar. - om : ° 7 — ~ , ‘““Onyx’’ Hose ! Full-Fashioned Silk ae a \ 1 Service Weight ) —All Perfect —All Colors —All Sizes Lisle Top and Toe Regular $1.35 Value Only 3 Pair to a Customer -eeeee $1.75 [ - © yall emt i SLEEVES Dresses Princess Slips Cleaned She! ncess ro 2 EE @ oa tree ~~ 10 inches 1! wide. Ovolors biue, # olf rese, geld or: trumn Se ee a ee ee ee is and Give You a Receipt DYEING & CLEANING - = Ar w Aprons Holland Shades - a

. , me Sey ay eT aith ceTtda pany pir y s ea os —¥4 a : 4 - ~ . ee M4 * : " ‘ a . : . OUNDS $ x —. to ——- , ae ff a y. f j , : Pe 5 = ‘ 2 xf “* > Ae Tae ‘ Unusual Offerin P , . ee — = wi SE WROUGHT IRON 7 > xX » 2 . ; | " = wal ° yy - ; , 2 ‘ es x : x 6 . ; ‘ | : ; i: > « - , z -' py j Library Zylo Frames Progress Is What Counts’ SPLIT JOINT Sinee the Dollar Cleaning Os. was organized three years ago we have been compelled to in- crease our equipment six times fag ’ Height | 2S ES Ye a ng CANDLESTICKS W ednesday Only a H. (rranulated a - rom at § e ss ny? P= FP * => | : j \ - m2 - ’ itt oe = iy m f rt x So thing new. . Suans Sold — With $1 $ ¢ On ae “ii - 23 Inches / ee TG 7 "ay somes ne ea rT reads. ¥ a “ ‘ = . sik ae tet ' : : fur Se - g*2 | ‘ A# a -*- i. a : | i ‘ Sprei int = Top /x14 SSS - ? Peo fh) on ~ 0 dny: = * India Blend Tea ; ha = Yh ee , 3 Gigi WhiteEnameled inches J ES: Ay” ft ae Ss is. Gaty 2 to 0 auebomet « ba a ae ad : a *-_ is a0 = “s .* ; a a? Makes cut good Pounds __ 118) Bread Box Soetee > hee 4 pare Your Eyes Examined qa 7 ; _ CRE 2 | | By the Moritz Method ; » : i ‘ , So ot 3 arge bottles Vanilla Mt lmside is bright tin finish; Made of selected ” 1 Ifemon PFatract ‘ a mass : . ' z vibes wes "aaa, «(OMtside white en- $ p ine. varnished. Full size, aeniatent tT a aay’ Sees Incindes the regent : — °n; \ “Ist mre tieiay the kin4é that the people of by our continually enlargimg list dentally. we have 4emonsetrated hat their clothes are cleaned as woulé be the case if (optometrist i nut 1 Tollet g Bh ameled Venti : | EAGLE STAMPS Sad! ted: disappear- Special nail con- solidly — Boston ne , er f 4 a ing fen: lid. 14 struction and constructed, woven ELECTRIC vn Stee TIPO —- a - | inches wide, 9 . ith RS ] oan rye . - Bches high. hinged lid. Complete | CONSULTATION FREI ol wend ie ct ) MORITZ OPTICAL CO. HE L L R U N G & GR E M M Grimm & G ‘ok Sigoloff Bros. ELECTAIG brent nc 2 = Blenders of Coffee and Tea 712 Washington Broadway : 9 n - } G h fy Cas Tli N. 6th St. a ometer 10 an tho W ashington C 5 [ltl bh. Reade Deore. 2 Stores :201 Francis REE fa. SREB ER BEB BRE RE BSE Ee Bee ee 8 ee ee ee ee ee ee ee 8 2 8 ee ee Ww arry Order wag 1 A ‘ CENTRAL G6212—6445 sat infact lon (,uaranteed or pete Me, itt ett

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ST.LOUIS POST-OISPATCH ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY sss SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 Porremrremrscemee CTRECE MANN DECLINES. Biubiill : jy yyswen once A A te ott te ge Fi “tr i a” | , Vél k 7 ‘ \¥ 7) 4 PF wi Li | HU A eer eee COMPI ETE l AY ETTES z. BIE . . ™ T rar? > 4 ar eion {in- j L SIATH & St CHARLES : Sn, Oe ee oe ee: | k Carefully selected items. Everything for the . 3 Sie = i a eae 7 tention | : ; , « z ‘ i an : an @ ister Stresemann has ae saasere new-born babe in one concise purchase. | iat =| of answering Premier oincare’s | HEINTI 7 eS eles + ” 4 Sea. "FT A green Pe on nities i . Pairs Emb idered Vamp @ speech of Sunday, in which he in- 43 Pieces 54+ Pieces 7+ Pieces 76 Pieces ee Special Sale—950 Fars Embrot B@ sisted upon Germany's responsibil- Sanitary Steel for $10.95 | for $14.95 | for $19.75 | for $24.95 Ne , for the war, a Foreign Office lor J.7I | i iia - eC eee e ee a : spokesman declared today ASH PITS Each piece may be bought separate . & Poincare has had his say, and 3 vad which M. Briand (French : | ou dont pour N a gm the road which M. Briand (French Galvanized copper-bearing steel ai p ; : oom : Imiet+ar } ana rr Strece- is Foreign Minister), and Ur. otres¢ ith angle reinforcing bands top . . @ mann intend to travel is ROW) 35g bottom. Painted inside and ant Of} 4 e Sif when = = 6 " si a = at —— 4 i ’ x “ @ clear.” the spokesman added. out. No corrugations to hold j eS ] ayon oo a Germany reply '©| back contents. —— hh, s lonkin hack. whose ' ES z S Trial Who iS it . ig 3ac ; m9 . and Locust See reets E N ' @ mind is in the past? Our mind is on Send for New Prices ia “sé « . g | the future. These que oe TYler 0254 s2i té - eo _e a on 4 Bet. ‘in . Ippers guilt and so forth .™ SEVEN-TIME and 30-time POST-DISPATCH WANT : @ past. Bee: _. Heintz Steel & Mfg. Co. ADS are BUSINESS BUILDERS. PHONE your ORDER. = ee _— 5 ae | nin? 3 eo +t that in neither | + ri Te . is: he FS Er et the Prenca creme. PTI LLL III a . Breeches was The TE GT Ee CO ae eee eee eee eit scsrerssttesssecsesscseeeoarge Purchases Payable in November! SSSSSS S000 0085000080800 8888s88888 " 69 1 3 ate disavow of Briand s course =: 4 ’ / + a «© + , F ° in reaching the basis of an under- t oe nm I, with Str sey} nn 2 Sianall - e a Aisssd« a: a soTTrTtwR. 57 " a ee Sent a4 +. These new type House Slippers of quilted rayon silk with their elk padded * i- €aeline that Rriand and Strese- | & os - af - 4! = soles and covered box heels have proven popular and Wednesday we offer 950 ee ener: a a a HE 1 pairs at the extremely low price of $1.59. The vamps are beautifully em- ™% mann ‘ prove stronger tuan tits 4 ‘| > broidered. Complete range of sizes. . Prenc Premier.” rs at = The German Nationalists natur oe sae : . ‘ . Tet o a. pmand that the war guilt! ge Pa » uede Cio oudoi SYS sp auestion be threashed out, but the i t = 0 S = Mahinat *trene a cold shoulder to bd = aE - ‘a ine rns a coid shoud (O° gs aa + 6+4ese Pe ‘sx thea . i if . — ‘them, its attitude being. : val . * ‘ == . ° . ; ate i © Rose m words of the Foreign Office . ; ‘ £8 2 a . cs EVE = Cc =| gnokesman . 2 | iat? open sy} ‘1 . aS = ie a L . a s “Why need we reopen the ques-/| @s 2 . Eee e | aven er 7 +; = x han +hoe heoe«t nossihb! . ‘-har- ~ 3: “ a “ee . = "i : La ; eo 4 i a4 ‘ as % 7 es nt 4 a s . ; a : 1s Nile Green acter has just been given us by a me ~ j eee ve he ae s . . é . 6 = American Beauty @ nan pre-eminently fitted to speak fs al B® about us—-Dr Schurman, the : i is es ; = _ sis : i . = A very special offering of 575 pairs of ral American Ambassador? : =] mew House Slippers. made of fine quality me is mn i PO Waw - — ad : * suede cloth, embossed with scroll design of ' (On his arrival in New York last Ss. > a gold. Elk padded soles and heels. Most we Ambassador Schurman said | Ss . attractive amc full of genuine comfort. @ Cermanv was taking the lead in : : = : 35 . @m (ringing a return of peace in Eu- Ss = at ze rope.) : pe, a $2 50 § f : 4 * e 2S . . Youth With Revolver Arrested. : ; = : — = A vouth, who described himself s 4: iS: Ld Bias William Morefield, 18, of Mon- gi j Bes ss * en ’s poet ID gm mouth Ti luestioned by police- : or = - = -_ = Tr cm eh nA Dinca cteoate _ oS =e a7 it an i Rr irtit pil ee — s a Everett style, as ath a MB at 2:30 a. m. today was found t : a trated of sc > : arrving a revoiver and i : q Ss brown kid. meat trim- Si a ot Th revolver ha enid. h: = 6 : ; 2 mec on vamp, eather é -_ - a 4 - soles and oe heeis. C n given him Dy . manager oO! a. : i : from £ ~* ~_ - = Q at > . , , All sizes from ® : rr for whom he had workec s: near Pinckneyville, Tl. to use in| ges ss ros @. S8@ ea e2aegrsgas eres aeepeaeaaeaeastes 2 rl oe pes aA — : % rxing zor 1e Arniva The a: —_ a: a: a: a: . . : . a: Charge Purchases Made Remainder of Month Payable in’ November a: . 8: s: 8: a a: bi =: ta © 4 ” ; GRAND-LEADER a: é fen a: ath a: ae e ‘ a: af : | he ‘ ak ; a: . ony a: nae : a: ces 4 : Wednesday—A Timely Sale of 238 Fur-T rimmed Coat We picture six representative models, five for street or dressy wear, and one Craigleigh mod- tred for sports and alk Our shopping that this offering ness and individ- elsewhere aseane see vu You . more a many ; will pay few weeks Senay for similar style. The are in rich tones, from ol prefe ‘round wear. 3-Piece Velour Suites 22 §69-° $6.co Cash Odd Overstuffed Ch —_ & , we re , ~ — : ip. * . oF: id ws , e : ‘ f mri s Af 2 i Petites. .Misses’..Women’s. .Extra Sizes IIS es ae Month-End Sale of ‘Trimmed a Sp Made to Sell Jo = ee EE a —— . g* + : | # 1 > ae | Parlor Settees a ose Pine Se ‘ees for. offices and Wa "Ilg rooms. if several tim- ishes and coverings. $:.co Cash $8 to $15 V alues ve de MIDSEASON clearance of sirable styles, ottering a worth- while saving. Felts, velours, vel- vets, satins, combinations, ‘etc., in the newest Paris shapes and colors. Values Up to $25 ° 7. = : Fourth Flour ia’ 3 . . f*} ; && - -_ : Broadway i | All head SiZES. s Q5 : : eet of eee r r . Pusseeeeunueeeeueessuueuas! HOMAS W. GARLAND, Inc.—Sixth Sereet Thru to Broadway, Between Locust and Se. Charlesgggaeaseaeeases S:.00 Cash Heaters

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> Vlg Y ry pax is just like driving ¥ You never get tired so long as youre sittin’ pretty V¥ We know a pen that cushions the hand and mind against the shocks and jars of couintless words and marks \ The most restful writing tool you ever steered ¥ v The Wahl Pen» + Perfectly balanced ¥ Grace fully fashioned Vv holds more ink ¥ 14-karat solid gold point, tipped with ever-wearing iridium + The nib that suits you best—medium, tine, stub, stiff, flexible, oblique or Wahl Standard Signature v . The barrel you prefer—oversize, large, slim, long or short ¥V ¥ New styles in red, black or mottled. The new Mandarin Red is specially hand- some—ask to see it. ing Problem Here e Commodore Garage, take land's. We pay the storage. $3. SS and $7 at Wahl Eversharp counters everywhere = ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 67 PLEAD GUILTY eowUpwestenmnemnwhegeraipeeenans - * OF SELLING LIQUOR eix, Including a Woman, Sent to Jail—6i Pay Fines ot $200 to $400. wv KS eine be ida S | ro Cr > ik ¢ MJiva —) i . op S| ~ ul CC n Eesti Dy stepping vard wher t I es Qe 1 en- a iS ¢ ru S is- g from $32 LO -34 as Sessedad again st i SIX W n jail for ¢t j terms on . re taker = { he gr CASES, and a fev iea de cuilty and their cases ss ~ tr at ter dates, @Xcey] i KF. St ¢ an, ar re i ig (7a m . Ham { a nd Delmar ule@ar: vho w o tria Thi é Wa 4 rohil QO agents stifving 1 suund Co Ss ee. rs i } cS 5a d VA i pil De ont Z - itd nas ? pe it - at, ; le raid gr ~ rin: of 4204 t piose al rk ica “$1 0 a.d $4 WOMAN IS CANDIDATE FOR EDWARDSVILLE POSTIERSERS Mere A. G. Tuxhortr re six representative tive for street or dressy nd one Craigleigh mod- tred for sports and all- wear. Our shopping Say that this offering smartness and individ- ats shown elsewhere s even higher. 3-Piece Bed Suites : $125.00 *69-: 13 $150.00 Sr7 (9: oW ; Values. Values. $7.00 Cash 3-Piece p clour Suites Coat Salon—Third Floor. $6.00 Cash Union 2 AAcxel hange S Stores, Sale of Overstuffed Suites 2-Piece Mohair Sultes 5 25) “tes S5 e) $8.00 Cash Odd Overstuffed Chairs and Rockers, values up to $50, at $19.50. $1 Cash Y ie ae ve) 10 Cage beds |* Odd buffets bos 1 “i. oe 0 Values Up to $25 17.95 — 1450 "HOUSE FURNISHING CO. EXCHANGE STORES 714 & MARKET STS.— 206-8N.12 ST. | 4 Settees for_otfices and Table-top Cage Beds. built Wain ut veneer “iting rooms, in several fin- compact and with full-size abinet board Sea and ete ©s and coverings. link-spring bed. « hat have — dish and linen $1.00 Cash : | $:.00 Cash space Heaters — Pe SS eRe Hoo: $1.00 Cash TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28 1996. _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGE 15 Store Hours: 9:00 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Daily—Open Saturday Until 6:00 P. M. FAMOUS -BARR CO, We Give and Redeem Eagle Stamps—Charge Purchases Made Wednesday Will Appear on October Statements W ednesday—T he Day Before Dollar Day—The Once-a-Month Saving Opportanity That Housewives Await— Sale of F. and B. Special Coffee Specially Priced for Wednesday Only Lbs. waT wt ent a Wf epee bem c ly, | IAL : pak famerann “4; Lat. 4/ "Yy,/\ \ar Ve ste eens 7 orig S\WV/ | Famous Barr Co t (25 SPECIAL or Ui, PU Packed in sealed cartons—whole bean or stee] Limit 6 lbs. to a buyer —no phone, mail or C.0.D. orders accepted. cut, as you prefer. a eee wet? we @ar Ab Uj/ i Speeeoem 9 y y fi Yi), SPECI ° eeccemimmementncets ——s, {/ /) — ee 2 / uf e 5 4 : f , ~ ne es " F ° ae —J" nial erage w 4 a by lo = " A . oe, “ " . . . = L “ Z P ne Read GE Se aa he 7 * € oe 3 . ‘ ‘ Si si Sant Lagden eyes 5 eg a. Lhe ee oe Bete eco Reece. 1% ovate a? ~e > * ~ a ae P aes Wat tele ‘ s " ; ~ - Fhe: Fata ie 4 ae he ¢ * a gh a Wve Eo ss Pe a ae a FS : 4 . : "9 = Ce seen bate 1, Se P a. lg te, The + ~ ry se > e . : ‘ ff " . ab a nee ee mt Sn ‘ aa ay Pevnie . ae 4 ’ - : My Ri, cai, a ° . ‘ BTR eg Pim % am i " oad er Oe a “age 5» toed ya dace’ ait a yen - aibnelinds a . rs F . , ‘ fe er 7 ’ a ~ ty 4 er th sacl . ’ . » eho, + nal Ay ete Sn we a ~~ neh - wip oe heg a a tt oe eS ne My . — * + Cag hag Oe EP gig hg Be We i a er rn ~~” 7 Oe aes eS veer & ve ee &E P*

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Sulphur Water pe Baths. help eliminate the Dept. for = ourth and This win’ y . — — ua a - “ % SEED: LOINC PLN ORT em ett Sst I ‘ ii BBttese rs atte rer : ai seaeee 4 te ST. LOUIS, TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926. PAGES 17—20 © DER OF BAND MT MURDERED TTEOTT! HELD t of Man Who Got With Light Punish- : at Is Result of Alleged il Plot. wo 44? . SSOLINI WAS ‘T0 BE HIS TARGET st Considered as a Move Fy Minister of Interior to ' Silence Feranacci, Leader of Faction. ge New York World. ¢ 1926. by the Presse and Pulltzer | Hugh & MaGill, iNew York World t-Dispatch.) ae Switzerland, Sept. 28. | he arrest in Rome of Amerigo | chine faster. ‘BRITISH LABOR CALLS FORD'S PLAN ENLIGHTENED CAPITALISM ght. 1926. by the Press and Pulitzer blishing Cos. iNew Vorid and Post- Yeas LONDON, Sept. 27.—The Daily Herald, organ of British Labor comments as follows on Henry Ford's establishment of a five-day week in his automobile factories. “The result to Ford is pure gain. He will get as much work out of his men in five days as he does now iin six. His wage bill will not increase. His overhead |, Will be perceptibly reduced. “It is an enlightened capitalism, perhaps, but no benevolent one; for its purpose is to make profits ‘bigger by driving the human ma- To the worker the gain in hours’ of leisure will be /meore than offset by the intensifi- /owners, whose less agile minds still | | mini, leader of the four Fas-) ' Renuty, Matteotti, in June, 192 o murdered the Socialist! ‘ _ '4'n the United ’ | filled awho with his companions was) off with nominal punishment, : « been announced. Dumini is said by ant ‘snow terrible secrets involving mier Mussolini. He has been ed aS a sequel to an investi- polics. i-Fascists gation by the Rome p . tt is alleged he was making rations to escape to France 4 blackmail Mussolini in the in- Roberto Farinacci the Fascist party ‘against Luigi Federzoni. Dumini’s activities after this ease from prison last June panier ithe police to keep an eye on him. FAtthe time of the Parma Bank fecaadal Dufmini sided with Far- Pinaccl and headed a pun. itive expe- ‘dition against the Parma Fascists iwho, influenced by Minister of the Upterior Federzoni, had started a P campaign blaming Faorin- fect for that. scandal. Dumini, r. was badly mauled by brinacci’s opponents and had to ‘from the city. ' Eventually as the result of terview between Farinacci ussolini, the Parma scandal ee up. but macci had placed in responsible Mesitions, both in the party and Government, were systematically [replaced by Federzoni men. Campaign Against Federzoni. The attempt of Gino Lucetti to nate Mussolini recently was yh made the occasion by Fascist ex- tiremists of a return to the offen- ®ve against Federzoni, who was ac- an and was ; Police protection of the Premier. 'Federzoni,. to demonstrate his zeal (fer Mussolini's safety and tis opponents, ousted the Chief vf ithe Rome Police and — of thousands of anti-Fas- His oppo- put up Cists throughout Italy. Rents, however, would not With such “diversions,”’ as his po- pice measures were. called, and Floudly demanded the head of Fed- . @rzoni | Cries of “Federzoni must go.” in- ptermingled with cries of “Long live | Parinacci,” were raised in several -towns by the extremists. At Trieste, ‘Capodistria and other towns bands '@ Fascists attacked police stations and exchanged revolver shots with | the carabinieri, Federzoni’s faithful (Swards. Severa] Fascists and cara- fbinjeri were killed in these clashes. Federzoni Threatens to Resign. | These clashes were the subject '@ violent discussion in Sunday's ‘Meeting of the executives of the Pascist party in Rome, which cul- “Minated in a proposal] by Secretary /4Urati of the party that an inde- ‘Pendent ministry of police be formed, evidently with a view of Withdrawing control of the police from Federzoni and placing them (Under supervision of Mussolini | himsels. Federzoni threatened to Tesign and the proposal was aide. ee The arrest of Dumini was taken | 88 a move by Federzoni to silence | . | mee’s Parinacci. Having got his informa- ption—Farinacc! was Dumint's coun- 8 in the Chieti Mtended to use Dumini as @ weapon at biackma!l against Mussolini. erzoni told Mussolini about it and intimated that the surest way %® prevent Dumini!’s flicht from ¥ was to have him arrested. ‘Roons RAGING IN JUGO-SLAVIA Beary Rainfall Forces Rivers Out | | ,on his own of Ranks Near Laibach. * the Associated Press. : INA. Sept. S@8l rainfall bas caused devastat- | tng feeds in the region of Lal- a, Jugo-Slavia. Latest | Patches from Laibach say that al! the Tivers are out of their ban kt | Mebmergeg. Laibach. Waitsch, Rosenthal and many other villages _ are Cut off from railroad tion. mt ts said to be considerable. . MO casualties have been re-j| Court, however, Ported. Fe The material damage up to the | | candidate cation of fatigue during the work- ing week. “In intelligence Ford shines by | charges | ; comparison with the British mine | cling to the cruder plan of increas- ing: hours; but from the workers’ ‘point of view his shortening of | |'hours with its concomitant lower | wages or harder driving is as harmful in its effect on life and. by Premier Baldwin.’ SECOND 6, 0. P, GANDIDATE Cable to the Post-Dispatch | ’ ; ' ' i : ' health as the lengthening favored | IN SENATE RACE IN ILLINOIS Noted Educator, to Oppose Smith Because of Slush Fund Disclosures. By the Agseociated Press. CHICAGO, Sept. cornered race for the Illinois seat States Senate, to be in November, is on today, with the entry of an independent from the ‘ranks. | late 'of the revolt Hugh S. Magill, former State Senator and educator, °8.—A three-. Republican made a be- | d start in opposition to the can- | didacies of Frank L. Sm ‘th, Re- | /publican, and George E. Brennan, Democrat. “Mazgill’s statement announced, candidacy. “fs the result " a formal | | against both old party | 'nominees that had its origin gone | groups of prominent citizens at the | ‘time of the recent investigation by | ‘the com- men whom Far- | silence. caused the ' Senate slush fund mittee.” More specifically, it wae stated that the move was “a revolt of goog citizenship for honesty in public office” and against meth- ods as employed by campaigning, the ‘nau iry devel- | COST OF FIRST SUBWAY UNIT | Seah Cae Smith, whose | oped, was aided by substantial con- | from utilities interests. The announcement called the third candidate “a regular Repub- lican who would in all probability be with the Coolidge tion on most Issues.” His ing of the resolution which un- seated United States Senator Wil- am Lorrimer and a successful fight for the Illinois woman suf- frage bill six years before the na- tional amendment was adopted were recalled. Credited with leading the move was Julius Rosenwald. millionai philanthrop‘st. It was indicated “tr would be a dry. tribution LEAGUE WANTS TARIFFS ON Peused for being responsible as Min- | | Pitter of the Interior for inefficient : EDUCATIONAL FILMS REMOVED. Py the Associated Press. 28—The League has adopted the motion tional discuassible the 200 dele- PARIS, of Nations picture as an addi subject Most of gates at the Sorbonne gathering are French and Germans. A few Americans are present, but they are mostly unofficial observers, more interested in the kind of mo- tion pictures that are made than Se pt Le in the actual making of them. Set | trial—Farinacci | tion. EVEN - HANDED 28.—A phenome- | i'hunting, found 'a female dis- | 'Qnd tha: the entire countryside is_ come | ‘a great film torical Manchester Guardian writes: | Hull such sub- “distri- ere ida includes “production” and bution,” but the former will have to do with the production of pic- tures with intellectual appeals and moral] influences. Under the cate- gory of “distribution’’ will be dis- cussed the dissemination through the rural d'’atricts of educational films. The delegates will consider means whereby tariff barriers on educational films may be elim- inated. Another eubject s a proposal to establish under the league’s wings library. in which cel- luloid masterpieces might be de- posited along with films of his- value. It will discuss the rights of authors under the Berne Convent‘on, to which the United States has not adhered. There is some irritation among those inter- ested because after French pro- ducers procured the rights to Tol- stoy’s “Resurrection” and Meri- “Carmen,”” American pro- ducers simultaneously adopted the same novels for screen presenta- JUSTICE Spectal Corresnondence of the Post-D'snatch MANCHESTER, Sept. 19.—The “The Coroner, who censured him- self in court for failing to call cer- tain essential evidence, is nat the first legal officer to pass judgment shortcomings. The jects as A year or magistrate in East Africa, when that he had shot elephant, which [It was not legal to shoot. nena conscience, he reviewed the crime and fined himself a sub- stantial sum. Later he discovered other shooters of female ele- ts had got off much more! lr, and so, as culprit, that phan light Vas ne This Would Put Downtown Car Lines Under- adminietra- } fram-. ‘underground in the downtown con- | ‘approximately ‘the present -construction can be found running east and Wee eit | Relative Time Zones of Present Street Car System ee ee Dt Lours Rapw Transit Suevey-1925 t EAST ST.LOUIS _ PRESENT TIME ZONES \ oe, oe ee ee Ct swarm} , Chuwesry, Pars. or . THIS map shows the time required for a downtown worker to reach his home in the evening rush hour under the present routing of street cars. Subways would, of course, cut this time —— IS ESTIMATED AT $37,500,000) On Downtown Lines, Report Shows ground—Elevated Extension Suggested by Aldermen’s Committee. The cost of putting street cars gested area of St. Louis would be $37,509,000, it estimated in the report of the spe- cial committee on subways’ of the Board of Aldermen, the second in- staliment of which was made pub- lic today. his is more than half rate valuation of the Car system. mplished by the three and two running north and south. The east and west tunnele would run be- neath Washington avenue and Olive angd Market streets, between the river and Nineteenth street The north and south tunnels would run under Broadway and Ni street, between Chouteau and Cass avenues. They would constitute ginning he a subway and probably would for many years, the report Their ear pres i example, would the ind trip running time of the aioe line about 30 minutes, it “The first step tow ard rap‘d tran- " the report states, “would con- t of 7.5 miles of eubwavs fin con- gested streets for the use of the present surface cars. On account of narrow streets, traffic conges- tion and other reasons, no one would think of any other solution than subways under such condi- tions. Elevated Lines Suggested. “The second step, which wil? provide real rapid transit radius of four miles from the downtown center, would consist of 15 mies of lines which may be either subways or elevated lines. If subways, their cost will be -s9 large that their consummation probably will be a long time away. If satisfactory routes and types of for ele- city’s entire street It would be acc |construction of five tunnels, west +> nis the be- reduce’ 4+ Si e, , vated or depressed lines other than | subWays, two ago an English | « Being a man of | ap- | | pealed against his own decision as) : ; } (should be reduced. magistrate, asking that the fine The Appeal upheld the sen- tence in its integrity. the cost will relatively that the second step may be taken immediately after the first.” It is reckoned that the cost per mile of subways downtown would be $5,000,000; the cost outside the downtown district, $34.000.000, and an elevated road of modern type could be built for about half. or $2,000,600 a mile. The third step in the rapid tran- it scheme would be the extension *hae eerce is . ted within a | be so low. | west ipractice of looping, but (and of either the subways or elevated structures to the city limits. Element of Cost. Some space ia given in the report to consideration of whether, for the sake of economy, elevated would be preferable to subways for second and third steps of ranid transit. Upon this point, the report reflects: “There is wide divergencs be expert as between the desirabil- ity and undestrability of elevated roads. All are agreed that subways plan provides for the removal of ‘ ‘ serious blockades. erate | | Broadway that the | ‘ness .ground street satisfactorily solve the transit prop- || of the great subways lem, but on account difference in cost between and elevated wi a elevated than > =~ a ‘, an Ee ae ' are getting consideration t - } 3 . — , sf 4 would be given them otherw them , io Fro ‘or © resign t right up against resid two miles of built for each mue hey mi obstruction |} ice Of the city, but is no better than | 4 C ertain ! >. i oul Id not to'’erate le, noisy cievated Matter for the Future. our pressing problem "Ss ae the downtown xrea. years before iding any linus | b USL O€ Sethiees m in eas the bust!i- be built t is suggested district su to take in the of the street and thus provide for contin- t underground sidewalks and windows, virtually an under- street cars and is recommend- of construction that bways may entire width for Tt an is suggested pedestrians only. that this pl be followed. It as between stairways leading to the subway. used. hecause people and down ramps be can move more rapidly and with congestion. “They are not eult to provide.” the re- | port states, “when the subwars are close to the surface, as they would be in St. Louis.” Rerouting of Cars Proposed. Pending the piacing of street | cars underground, the Committee, them lese diffi -* + upon recommendation of its oni neer, CC. E. Smith, proposes a re- routine of virt ly all the lines of the United Railways. In the down- town, It sugges's that east and foll their present under such , . A | lines ow changed conditions as to reduce materially the number of conflict and west and west that they as is now, over least interference to the east west lines. Upon downtown routing, the re- with lines. For the ¢ it is recommended as through ss ine east 3 at the - ines, will gtve and port comments: t ; . of |opinion among those who should : “In rerouting street cars through | the follow- | the downtown district ing thoughts were kept tn mind: “To use as few streets as possi- ble so as to free others of car tracks | in favor of automobile use. This | roads i} and ramps | up, left turns | lines | Viz be routes | —_ Faster Than Busses TIME study, tending to show that si cars, even under pres- A ent unfavorable conditions, make faster time than busses into and out of the downtown district, is contained in the report of the special] committee on subways of the Board of Aldermen. “Busses average about 9 to 9.5 miles an hour on lines radiating out of the downtown,” the report states, “while street cars make nearly 10 miles an hour. Because the busses do not run as fre- quently as street cars, the longer waiting time makes the trip take || longer. The following check was made during January and February: Dives No of Winutes . tion. Trips. Wa! t. t. Ri de. In Aver. Vehicle. . Total. nd Kingsh! ghway to 4th and Lucas . lus t and Robin to 8th and Locust Lucas to Thekla and Tth and Washington bus Arsenal and Louisiana to 7th and Pine...... Car 34 and Washington to Grand and Crittenden _—— 6+h and Pine to Arsenal and Louigiana...... Car » and Skinker to Tth and Washington .Bus ana@ Skinker to 7th and Market ....Car Washington to Clayton and Skinker — 7th and Market to Clayto n and Skinker ....C N te—in bound tri ps in morning rush- outbound trips in evening ; tin aR ay downtown, Railway Exchange Building . rus. Des- 17 2% 6 hela bea F 1% 14 ba puna be PrImBsSO eo to Clara and yage ee Hodiamont ¢ - ' la yt c iayvt al 4 (th and in. ee bengtees cting car lines to be without causing congestion and de- lay and, in case of a blockade ear tracks from Locust street, east , tersec ‘of Twelfth street, and from Pine. | street, east of Twenty-first street. Also their entire removal from Seventh street and from Ninth street. “To assemble car lines in 4 man- | ner that will permit their deflec- ‘tion into downtown surface car ' subways when built, with the least | rearangement. Checking the Westward Drift. “To loop east and west cars as far east as possible and to route rth and south cars through streets as far east as possible to offset, in part at least, the tenden- ey of business to drift westward. Running the north and south lines | as far east as possible has the ad-— ditional advantage that they cross the east and west streets where ‘traffic is lightest and the empty ‘cars of the latter are available for | transfer passengers going to points farther west'in the business dis- trict. In the morning, such pas- sengers arriving on the north and south lines may transfer west on the partly empty cars going west and vice versa in the evening. The ‘eurrent of east and west traffic intersected by these north and south lines will be less dense than , if they operated further west. “All north lines from Broadway | ‘to Wellston, inclusive, on the north, have been through routed in con- ection with all south lines, from Broadway to Park, inclusive, to) ‘avoid short looping at the busincss | @istrict. This gives 146 cars north and 179 cars south, in 30 minutes | connects with all radial lines. in the evening peak, which have “No crosstown line reaches _| Union Station. “Jefferson north lines. “Grand line, the nearest com- plete. misses the north and south Broadway lines. “Vandeventer line ts a short line through the West End. “Sarah line misses North Broad- |! ‘way and all lines, south of Park avenue. “Taylor line misses all south of Manchester. “This report recommends the over a parallel! route. ness district have been kept ata as far as possible. This is particu- larly true of the plan which pro- | Vides for two-way streets, there he- _ing. only four left-hand turns in the congested distrct, all other street intersections having straight croas- ings.”’ routing would increase the spead of | cars in the downtown district dur- “miles an hour. {t is noted that a 20-mil« an hour | speed would be attained !f the cars were placed underground. Under the plan, Broadway cars are routed north in Fourth street and south in Broadway. so that Olive and Market cars may loop in Broadway and Fourth street with lessened interference from north and south lines. Sixth street, ble-deck operation and street is freed of all street cars. Cross-Town Lines. Cars outside the downtown also lare rerouted. by the plan, and thetr | ‘lines extended. Present conditions ‘are summarized by the report as follows a though the United Ratiways | has several iong crosstown lines | they are all incomplete as not one would have a dou- Ca the been distributed among five streets - Fourth street. Broadway, Sixth Eighth street and Twelft» street The east and west lines from Manchester to Page, inclustre, 'run 172 cars in 30 minutes in the | ng peak, which have been dis- | ittvutind among Market street, Olive | street and Washington avenue. Making Room for Automobiles. “On account of dense automobile | | traffic in all streets, the number of | “street cars routed through each street has been kept lower than the possible maximum to avoid This permtis in- line misses | street, ; ’ even! lines tox apehe Epepet —— ; looned | on : one route, ut | ou permits cars to be route] ‘turns west and crosses Grand ave- | “The loops and turns in the busi. | minimum and left turns eliminated | It is estimated that such a re- | ing rush hours from 3 to nearly $ | In this connection | Seventh | three | addition of a crosstown line pars. ing Union Station, and the exten-! ———|sion of five other lines to connect with every radial line ag follows: | “Union Station (Eighteenth St.) || Crosstown Line: This is proposed /|as a new crosstown line connecting with all radial lines from Broad- Way on the south to Broadway on the north and passing the Union Station and the end of the McKin- ley Bridge. Commencing at the ‘north end of a loop in Broadway, Farrar, Ninth street and Bremen | avenue, the line would follow Bre- |;}men avenue to avoid the electric || car traffic of the McKinley Bridge 'iin Ninth street and Salisbury street The remainder of the route would be Bremen avenue, Fourteenth street, Hebert street, Nineteenth street, Carr and Biddle = streets, Eighteenth street. and Lemp ave- || nue, to Broadway on the south, a 'jtotal distance of 5.9 route miles. Tnion Station service. “This line would give very de- ‘sirable access between the Union | Station and every radial street car line and would also connect every car line with the electric car tracks and interurban system on the Mec- | Kinley Bridge. “Of this route, 8.1 miles of gingle REED AT MOBERLY, SAYS HE WANTS 18 FORGET OLD} Speaks for Harfiiony in Democratic State Cam- paign, but Neglects. to Mention Hawes or Others. DEFENDS RECORD « a IN LEAGUE FIGHT? Says, “I Am Not a Can, didate for Anything but. Job in Own Office."” . By CURTIS A. BETTS, ‘ A Staff Correspondent of the Post- MOBERLY, Mo., Sept. 28. —@en-- ' ' : ’ ' : : ator Reed, speaking here last night, in the Democratic State campeign,; addressed nearly 1500 persons, dis- tinctly a Reed audience, discussing the foreign debt settlements, the® ' tariff, the much talked-of Reed, candidacy for the presidency and» the policies of Thomas Jefter-' son. Although !t was a rousing. speech, based on the fundamentas,. Democratic principles of govern” ment, and undoubtedly designed - to ald in the campaign of Harry B. Hawes for the Senate, Reed neg-. lected to mention Hawes or ang” of the others on the State ticket” In a measure the speech was (one for party harmony, an expresr.. sion of Reed's willingness to let/ bygones be bygones, but withal a@° defense by the Senator of his owh” record in the Senate on the League. of Nations and other questions: which were the cause of the Ree@ and anti-Reed fight of 1922. There | was nothing in his remarks w could be objected to by any of the - anti-Reed faction. : “Not Candidate for Anything.” .. Reed took occasion at the bee« ginning of his remarks to notices” the Reed-for-President talk, ts: which attention had been directe® by the introductory speaker, Oals« Hunter, former speaker of the Mis’* souri House of Representa- ° tives. Hunter had won applause®> with a commendation of ' Haweé) Ae soy a ey voce NR been age aba ced

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2 ae ae’ Boreas ia CE Nihy gc aa vnningnest dl Aa Ge PT tae 4 ya oe. Antiansexation has as its battle ery the legend that | Concerned, why do they not make such horrible acti ‘gnperation wil) Increase taxes. It looks better upon | Gents as the one under discussion tmpossibie. nd et , 4 Pulitzer Pudtishing| the balk of an aztomobile or iz the waving folds of Separating the grades of raflfoads that must ie oe — .. ) ; ' : people of the county to make all those stickers anc the State employes at Jefferson City should Bot ee ; . 3 eee ef at 024 friend for samy |. “2 etinenervati — -. “tocched™ tm the time-honored mamzer; that is a: . : 53 a ; nis friend's ¢eath, yes | 5 banners read “Antlanneration wii ‘ncrease tares. Be 4. a oa naiheed pilannexatios will ¢ ' " , Mas : . e mot pimch and scrape to gst along on what they the delay wil De g eater. There bas never beexz any reapouse to appesis from | “22 earner bere; % they mest Lave more money % the Post-Dispateh for azy plans which the axtiaa- S*°=S the Gestion, taey nese ealy wire Wasiingtcs nexrationists may bave for providing the county with anc ft will be gemereusiy fortacoming. | - ' > 4 + - . the improvements ecessary te urban and neararten | Seester Williams is fortemsts, tor & & Be te awelling There are so such plans. There is mo every maz that the great resources of the Repubiicaz ~~ — , an —— —*; a [Es ~oneTmoon * t. ay 7 bags. gee, aye pel sg , = PRR Sata a y . PIAS. a a a Rell oa te . y Ps — reftsint in eplie euie > aw : trnancee , “ 3 ee Bihar aa ar i iOS SR A anes oR pes mag five grown chii¢res Sane. Miss Bebeo reseed bE ga AR a pi AY i Ak 0 Rm ORR POEs O82 vig ra * » or ~ Z . od 4 0 Beira: parang arti ding ize on eee cee re methods, under the leadership of Mr. Hawes, was Georg: .= Mellow, t secretary and ¢t % a OE ii i BE EE Bc ge = - 7% ~thae iat a * 2): ~ Ls Go o occuee of onan for it at less cost and with more satisfactica. the Democratic party of Missouri able recentiy to a > >. | . * : : feeding. There is fust ome answer to that question [It is Pa’ off the debts hanging over trom the last cam- ~ ) -_ ” fy oF soma Durimg the evening houra, when the | There is upoe the one side a plan ™ie= : : | & q gee Mra Reb! hguse Bas been closed ~ _ public, "© coon the other there is no plam whatever. The Post Nearly every Democratic campeiga nowadays mast — es oe ee : 7 ~ Se — Soe ecy sister-in-law of Presi- > Tee ee cess nes thew Casta of Dispateh bas repeatedly asked that if the antiannex- De fought under financial bandieaps There are few : , Wie Kiesry of the Board of Public | irve mice and, if no oteney bones mice aio have @ plan they produce it for comparison. AS Mich men tm the Democratic party. Nearly a1 ner af the bensen cam be bad iittie pink-ered albinos, our bave not dome so. That ends any substantia] “Sé “ich men are im the Republican party. They are = eo re , BB osxs ene dl the Carondelet Y. uitwe white toad mice, are sown _— possible um@er the cirremstances It pits = the Republicam party because it is that party .— aa i 4 roca In the ¥. 3 GCS ee eees aes, san | See ee Serer Me eapete tank, aentt the orice | ES athe enreematiom ahaa Sin one Se ee pattier selects his prey strikes at tt ang “Oc street the country rosd, against the city fire Ee Ss Ve within the second the mouse is dxai S82! the country bose reel, against the the Government The Democratic ap | ae aa and swallowed as ts But watch the doct be City Health Department. ané inst ~ te those whe are not in the class that bene * “7 oe — acs = S os eee attnnd 3? | city policeman , ‘ on , a } : ane huge gold reserve fer the benefit of t : —s & - ; 24 | . -” er re . eS | ba Florissant arenoe e=-7 : : 7s = lage Bioik oo the mieet cearty icvred o or feathered pts. x —-, - ~ > — =, * >i? 7 te . es . > 4 . eo ° ail ss is oe 1. : * — ‘ * : : | a, . peace’ are offered tp iving upen e , . paratively modest sums ’ ~>s _ s : a a be mored sou h : 4 - = « — ; * P . a P z Se Sea “ |eanvass of the roters) Hence Democratic de® _ a oF 3 | . - : . exten¢=i s‘raight through Pair; Vi 2 oust ae a : é - . ee "= ' L04R Victories. | . Lot = 6 TS, ~ : : eee 3 , f. —— to | leipiess birds wherever ther ha 6B io2 oO > buffeted about br the . Ma a. eS. : ns — x ae Se - a ~ grecue eon Fair atenue . , = “eae 7" 2 Fen ; 2 . 2 ; = ; 2 oo ‘at — ee t; en ~ — , ro. wean greniae * hem ‘hreugh the : 3 e. bern etce of O Falon Park * az¢ > »c{ nea : * ;’ . _ ‘ i eee . m 7 age ¢ dear iife. Ans ' OSES ti co The doctors Ciousz ‘ i STARVAT! | 7. ; 2 > > =a * e 2 th eee > , ~ pie in improvised hospitais whe szxf- eghausted from frar. in nstant th : a pages y . would be the best thing fer them, and so | “apie Saeace S°0Vs & COW arociye If a referendum wWers —— a a / Pushes fis fife out directly afterwards ee eee a — 3 ae Ceenee co Soe) See. . . a ‘ . : . ‘td fad had - = bo ha ee or + ‘oa > - =* F ewallowing the — _ = — === > 2 across Checteag arengel ™ . at Was @quiraient to @ threst of starvation, probabir all , _ teru say whisky cannot be shipped imto that State for “4 = ®, probably ail = * = - * - — - om ees Oe — ; XN R 4 : + a f - sel. di "Tac ks tt: : ; | 4 st s rtTenve and Tower? bat professional fasters wc the affirmative. Tower Grove ~2eayTe ali gone iz the Mierrimg. fossa! as ee en tent . ao val gadd the attendant wbh-n we questioned | ™SSOS OG SV picegan es Pee te the anetiement tn Nebrosk: fae on At . - Sd «* _e. ers =r ~~ —_ om — WSS... FAG, at 2 a & ‘ ; 5 W- een z ; . hit: why four pireons had to be let looses | img poobah im the prohibition offices at Washington | “age t | tor é (é vin = ; at ome time fmto the cage. ‘turmed the vest écwn. | eT ae ' a» zi “aek. Then through the Park on] v 5 i is : 7 —— 4 = - _ - : As “exteruating circumstances.” ‘ve What a crank be must be’ We tmarizne too that - ae - Te ‘ fe ght-ef-way passing . ’ as : — — —— — — ee = ———_- . — _ ~ - were told that the snake will : ie seat cilia ae .. Court m led acid ber this fo COEDPUCATION IN 4MERIA 8 park Genes ee eaagthing «xcept cae “9 a Lar? by be wil ve the applause cf thousands of cranks aa ; ATIO™N “9 ent aoene ae ce Cf Ber CWE ££, 224 is : ‘ é bedi? 2 — . al or. : ' ; MTS AT OTATI = o—, _ — _ ~ an Riek Us - oe ™ 2 " . 3 3 © J * c _—- 7 ; 1 ' 5 = ~ és a : . ‘_** * om * ; der Gove. the most beloved of all our! » 82% people who want % would sacrifice anything to : : rn : ; oe perteated . \ pear a young man just oct of ks atter to Seuth Bread- fenthereé friends Thousands of them Sarre it They would destrery the Comstituticn, ditch vinnie as fume ay —_ : | —— and expecting to study t> amp sting te be offered up alive that the Bill of Rights. demy succor to ibe afflicted, wt: 46 ee 8S tc t 2° . _ or thinks ke thinzs. (the more cma. se. a ae bbhorr st oo c e . . = ‘2 ~~.” : =. _ ? . « ” — . = = —— - Se ee -~ ~ bd = es verge ‘reat cro@- / society, corrupt the public service—all f ars PaSen ae tars may ifve. “What ther Gomt see .,, t. Se them th : bene . . . 2 . *rerr 2 . . at inns . ~s leon F o~ : Geu’t burt them” secms to be weil ap- sian ea oe SER : eaeag + pattem ie 3 ana: Renee wee , : pa ; : > . od , — > - —s ee ~ ee ee ‘ , at = . plied to the public which views the re> ™ Te-S'0n Was Waen its fanati urnec ; petite ee is 7 4 tier & =* route 4 3 the compiete change from a varied menz. he gold of the sunset at evernizg ws seex, . te they weuld give us adv . ; PWeud fox a present - : e : - teh Oter? Os tae9 recht - ~ G sce wae : ll 4 ay # - 7 > ong s: ght a ; SOCIETY Crs | . iia 2a “bread an ter omens t> - | | as itn teeth, or an Emperor's ERE stadia i Me calpus w not s mater - : . . IU MANE - OF Si LOTI We suggest that the country | flicte — co — anc Water opens the chamoer o se an us moner, Lave invited us to ister = ~onseqnence. ut when o reputable **te -~ gio | > = init s , Cons a ~ a: BE : people of Sebring, Fla. some near beer. — | their radia. We have consented. and » ‘gioce weekly publishes the extuame emB@gp@ce .-- -ompicted. just west of 4 t Flortesant avenue, the Sue) ~-* ies © , i had he continued his self-tmp 7 . +3 _ — — | > a. ? t for 36 days or more, we might have had 7 ‘he same piece played. sing. wiiss tm manitvestiy exaggerated gencraimiess @ : ; provised, rearranged and parodied through ‘such & young man wide attention i ehab” id be rerouted ever than & | an interminable evening. We caunot smash a i a “tment and experienced mw : bad tures et Moerth; i ) es 5 : : ze Statin le ex tae sé cl @¢ oe ‘ ; SHORT ttme ago a letter 4 . ant : es & neignoors radio set. We have attended a the sweeping =" — 2 em te. i . oe : ~- hoadtw te ; ows . oT: -om=s ane to a4d to * Picuet pemetessasact on mie le ta thie column from Mr. C! _ and Thomas W. Miller took an interesting turn re ‘ *f Reve shee, tet 9.68 eS be contex ptuousiy ignered, ag a if te takem out : — ‘ oo 7 . -« . ; | ff the absence of a pilot im the tim - mc —— terday, when the proceeds of $46,000 tt: Lfbern ” - PLSTea Ces, a bd. ss sland aaneee of a tune—ene ‘rinsically, they deserve to be. Pee of Maft't . ) | , Se ere oh od Po Me = a a ee trem Jaw Myth.” Mr. Gerling maintained Bonda paid by Merton to King, were traced to Daxugb- | a scsi th t rchestra. Movie house thet “ome’s features are a true ingex to “ftr’s account tm his brother's bank The Gorern- aM ies ae pce : , : owe! at S$ lems om the lobby and . . - —_— ~~ 2 a ai eae ; " “es hen > ~ ‘ . ™ - >} ° * , - 7 on 7 . ° * we >: ~ 5 — a egg a Babe ment previously bad traced $59,000 of the total “fee : 3 ona ge , ae ae ot i others ag ex aa : =m >be * indivria 2 a } ft sx of cole b ) e ii f march, as we parade view- of $441.000 to Miller's banking and brokerage ac reugeaiee : sighs at 58 101 i We Rs dined ne resta uran-s Reth Jack Dem . 3 - : The morals of college sudexnw are ? = : _BstiW- ~~ oo . are, OW. } poverty. igzucrance asd envirco2zm = her »eetras: > iz P > . = orc > ~ rs a?’ eo7 * _ ars ¥ ee en praneaag a. ‘pot lower, thas im the past = = 38 Marechester «renwe. ~~ eount. it had shown through Mal Dazughertr that : . ' 22! - "> 9 tah men TT} + a : . et. . Harry Daugherty himself had destrored those rec : ieitaaucaes TRorisomen. 4 at 3 =a 3 are -¢ effectively im the cis ‘te the cemtrarr are _~ mid tbe extended out | ~ z a2 i > , 3 : * to - ' - ae ; Shae — . —_ — — — ee 4 — s.fa ot Oakland ge nae be See on oon ords of Mal’s bank, the Midland National at Wasb- — : sags ae ~ae crowning was too ef- |x of perspective Of th - to Mackiind avenge and) ~ - ‘ *—-— * a " ’ *. . , i: ~, > ~~ = — G3 et -_ ee cide ‘ ~ — 7 ; im of eS ny ay airs ington Courthouse. O. which pertained to bis ac apt te be discententec and ne orchestra played on iong after n@eats t2 a ! , iy s Se. er on or sven - ‘ 4uc® zt e ~ 9 — - . . . . 7% - . 3 . _ ae ~>omete : The : ane tuén ~- 7 >" + = ' —— = agit : - — me. » Git “enitic for t ¢ 2 ~~ A who insisted that it was his showed that the proceeds of four $10,009 bonds, bean °"* ‘Bt the world Jess able to Mght Cisease or earn a Ca arc sf musta preate difficulties for the faculty, Slam ! e the bit : t int ra | Meee - form acory 7 in — 2+ by _ k. . : proporticn is declining. set tncreasiagE | : ‘ 4 agus 2st i ' > aie — _— *-- oe , > on _— —_— * an _ - — - , aie must prove ft.“ he tnaisted sc %Y Merton to King. were deposited to Harry Daurb- —meat of prisoners. . | usard We have gone Some seek the world and its youth are ceneer that, hearing his musical vrotce afty’s credit by Mal. | ie nics anit aiid healthier physically an¢ morally. mere i! 7 are look: - 4 we ee >» + me ~ . e i : - 7% ; Zz — — ~ 4 al “ - = > * ?.. id ; - | SS Sas can, which cid not This ts interesting, because Harry Dazugherty has re iy sin — Tay TX | | eayalimyr minting Satie " 28 ques 266 stick owt like the chin o? - , ; Te a a _— : , ful than they ever were before ig the ae eee 4 ae ae - _ ‘ 2: Ors — | ‘oS : — , -— i: : je * ~ P . a. il % ap a a ee . oR — | = ; . a he-man, rou ae se ful of to a 8 wots -otees are being Bbailt e e >> ~~ ay ais . 7 Ee ee = . . — “= . 4 : te 4 , i ; ie ‘3 . “— > . = wets : i Mas heed ot oi show that his tormey mo oce amo 2 — ae latter fine and tts oe | or has died before such exposure tes ii Gc Whe enetees Gms i bout music than we weuld about |. stimaaaumeis ia a 3 oon need cummection | * eT. ; 4 Ts ? ' , re bs —— oo — — x: ia ler > ee o servation. 4 * “ « Daugherty has blocked every effort to pro ci iy tne peop: ie Philipp th reinbe . are | ee wor! = | /tee of the Daited — : Ht ethod ts 2 ‘. : : > ety em . ‘ - 7: - > . j ei en. : nhs Mise x90 taboos age tact ~ (\poe more Indians would tive & a= ‘ atin, ain ew or City tec bis head a} er >> records would prevent dazmcing at ae —Sitig LCTontoews Line moe iong ago that one’s features could — vanee. ‘ would met We have been as- ‘*hrough ‘he -7 SOF est — ) : “The Merciful Man Is Merciful o His that is Tallibie, and that > , : ; . nanged, he wil prob y objection to cheap records being over- PepPuiatico: the & “acks now used Dy this ne | Beast.” | cracks ! be released as insane. —“en 4éeterm nh +* . ; ——— ; es - cen Bttie unimportant note of merty oat a great deal more about the first Cabinet officer : 2» ¢ . th esl tg lose ec oe a — wees - me among the many “Dig” things that. over to stand trial eek oftiens | ) tlh cil tine, Gen. eee ee ee >» i 2 . - to for @ crimi off a ——e © 2 oF busiest street cor- poets. ignori tie fact that all the wild boosted their tumbers #4 per cest | eeem te Sf!) the minds of m™arkind ‘i > . > - idl —— : . sac a. . = : —e . - re - ay New York- _.oO7eTSs Were ptclied up oF pichickers two 3922. Said Commissioner Burke: “T mg ne met wary fee fem) AN AVOIDABLE TRAGEDY. } ; | 0 Canad ong. months ago. write poems abeut the death of no dependent people in the worlds & the Frise tracks. Every week during) an watiroad travelers are familiar with the cross : i of tae Sowers. tery who have made more rapid the process of switching. stock cars stand ing of one railroad br anot! th bh Sea | - =} arn | oa Oe during the last 6° rears than t teve | o Tai. 3 other on @ same aioe it : x wegagoere rs pe Of a Bi There is pleasure im owning @ shel’ of Indian Cengress has Dum@ems bawling for water. Yesterday a oe — * — cre that the Jersey Central Firer : “? é Se = [25s ; as we aa Lon . 3 o ; . , . - ~~ — r te om hipped cattle told me CTashed into the Lehigh Valley Limited, killing nine ae \ 4 tienen pasa : bot reed the books Publishers isckimg to (“2d civilisation of the indians § the packing companies gave cattie ne persons and injuring 35. What a terri®c moment ee : —=—~ ae me increased saies might try tes gauge public A# ® result of this generosity Oy o@F : water for et least 24 hours before butch- :5o: must hare bean when the are ~~ / ft ' *SIOCTaig PlAD & tax cut when Cea- taste in bindings ermimmemt. the indians today are 42 _ . | . ibe passengers in the fees +. 3 8 4, —% a4 ser gaan f ~ {Pert ‘+ * reared on a cattie "Y®=ted the arew of the Lehigh train from going over -hs | Pyie might see Paul Poiret about her tura- Im our novei-riddem youth Ind! - | HE pilfering wife, whose 6c a= animal will suffer this crossing until the way was clear. —* , ing professional medei ers used to bite the gust Modern prise searches the innermost recesses Of & deg*ns _ But the basic reason for all such accidents lies in . . : Erery ‘ : | fighters sceep f up inte sacks | trouser pockets of ber bushauad, @ = the existence ef such crossings. Whi! — | mans eMaice of his own inteliect . ° ° — , t@ the railreads ' being what : : ‘eecraged ‘tz ber fell purposss by 6 | a : i i an aristecracy . fess raids Tay. pees _ pe . f ‘ * . ~~ = ? a oat Silica Se. 8 tae dieremce?! is ; ‘cash eapict be cocsirued as arose, om Reed, whose chin did nct “stick out™ ang S7OGDd that he might imcriminate himself. 4H! oan “Tage : wif-cocke: O to, U that of tke See th a5 yc , = : i Re Mig ha SD redskin. wept at the thought that sao" ~ ‘Ry Limits Rerouting. the tim of the veer when the Carciina, more proeiific ee ee See eS Ae Soe a i ee OP ig 4 Sie saiae whens > 6 ne ee ee Ne Ril ENS: ree LEME PRE FE: Mh ete f 4 rare eee te. abe FIs ae ee ens RIS at RI Bat RAE? 20% —m see ae:

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_— = — 4 ! M I R R O R oO me wer the present tracks im meeerenier arenue and Tower c LIC O Cm PINION Then through the Park or a meed right-of-way passing EDUCATION IN AMERICA. irives to A: ; Chicago News. a Bent avenue and through . gs aes "age cn is declining, not increasing. Man- ’ ——— _——— © ences fashions may change, but today a a Te to & SsCWay on Calvary Ceme- Of Mafftt avenue now occu- and rerouted in St. Lowis are- The south end between Oa2k- pevVenue and Manchester ave- ii be taken up. This line With Broadway on the G6 anc its youth are cleaner and Physically and morally, more tem- “ross the cemetery on a re self-respecting, more thought- | S way, or new street, in line they ever were before in the his- “82 avenue and across Willgzation. Talk of laxity and wil!- ted to a connection with ons of the essential injunctions . Waterworks raflway. code among woman students houses are being built when sincere, is attributable to latter and its pa- € misinterpreted observation. s00n need. connection fo Car ines f the United 600 PER CENT AMERIOANS. ©. South of this point e. a »* aa Wary 4 7, + oo > c «xt « 7 4 o as ue ll eet r a4 rai et land in the Pighteenth Century, Tacks and vrards but at thie & poet rhapsodized on the noble ™ are no intervening rept at the thought that eome day Indians would live to roam Limits Rerouting. ~ a - Tits Cross’ a, D Ld he American forest rimeval. ae Pe “i —~ a had the y been living ene poets “ £ ' i oe rerouted north ‘Mar boulevard over the new re ieapt clapped exuberantiy, e TiS cp: of Skin} > : esle 7 Le >, , - . aie : —KLBAE ate l:e- hearing ihe report of (haries H. te eonna-~- with the Subarhac " ‘ ueUurna’? Sintuissioner of Indian Affairs in He announced that the redskin Rh is on the rise, that there are M0 Indians in the U. 8. an in- 41-2 per cent within the last The Cherokee tribes of Nort more prolific than the rest, have heir numbers 84 per cent since id Commissioner Burke: “IJ know endent people in the world’s his- ue, then over used br line milton avenue an4 Hodiamert t@hould be taken up. near futcre this line be extended across Mar- avenue. the River des &nd the St. Lovis-San Fran. = 7 “road tTards to - \« Fr Th Ze? Cv isiee | Rave made more rapid progrem the extension of the Tower )iast 50 years than the American © to Lindenwood . . Congress has appropri- pam near future it should i871 for the support, education mended north over Jen- , Fh ove ; ree ton road and Helen ave- — Seen in es and connect with which ts t on Maine line. is te Be” tm North Florissan’ bom making the re- ij ed of Aldermen Sam- | ea ; wr, Chauncer Alfred Be rr man. Ed - Hirth, Wien F Otto. Wl- "St and Louls A. Lance Kinsey of th Board of rvice its an ex-officto | ¥ The committee's report | t Prepares by City 4, ation of the Indians $466,¢600.000. t of thie generosity by our Gor he Indians today are an econom * » ; : “~~ ‘or 4 Lx ’ a y? ‘Clayton and Hanley roads, is; Denver, : depart t — ee J ~~ ™ : . te oa re? - > 4 al cnending a week in Detroit, Mich., | ‘©r Part of Weex fOr pre rea ses or . eo $4 . : + - : - a b | 77 ? ‘oa a - > visiting her son-in-law and daugh- | “er a ~~“ ae ren + o ae * . aaiees: — , . sie o ey iny is ,Rtor mf . : tr alter J. Hock. (| ‘*/. Uarvence! t ance ter. Mr. and Mrs. Waiter eae Mre Herbert | Zit ee : , r : — s&s . aa Jick we We a a rr Cc : 3 ‘+ ™ Simmons visit there ) TY Si - f é Mr. and Mra. Wallace Uv. - Mrs evr is Craig Fra ~ 5 _ } are ; ”- * . ‘2 mons of 46 Westmoreianc p'act.lof 7312 Maryland drive : : . . loanor 2 7 | ~ $ = their daughter, Miss Elean - an } parted for New York to s wine me a | & ge their fon. Ned have landed wok o_. a ePhter it 2 Z , ae ¢ } * “ee . - . ciliate New York after a summers ‘tour O°; Mrs. Samuel! Cerdier Dobh . Ts z : re “? a i # ~~ & a Caeone Mr. and Mrs. Simmons 6n@ | airs SS Was Miss M SS ee . - - i ; expect ei home ST.LOUIS POST-GISPATCH . excursion to the Holy Land. The Mutrux children, who range in age from 18 to 2, kept diaries of their trips and Mrs. Mutrux in- 30,000 - MILE TOUR St. Louis Architect. Wife and 42 Children Reach New on one passport. The Mutruxes es- having the best account of a!] that happermed. Mutrux saved several! humdred dollars by the expedienre York From Europe. | timate they traveled 30.000 miles | during their stay abroad. Swiss family Mutrux, consisting | took to the road in the spring and | Faneral of W. H. Clifton Tomorrow summer, touring France, Germany | and England. They made a brief| ter Clifton, former grand mastet tends to give a prize to the one! deen. of placing all the family’s pictures | Funeral services for Wiley Hun- Funeral services for George F. Miller, father of Walter BL. Miller. Funeral of George F. Miller. : of Masons in Mississippi, who died Sunday following an operation at| Republican nominee for County | Missouri Baptist Hospital. will be! Clerk of St. Leuis County, will be held tomorrow at his home. Aber- held tomorrow afternoon from he Miss a widow and ® | Zion Evangelical Church, Clayton Ganghter, M Hunter Clifton, and Ballas roads. He died of the 5168 Waterman avenue, are sac , infirmiti f age Sunday nigh t | companying “he Sede Ake ae “sate : Fern Ridge He ts Clifton, who was an attorney, was) e , | surviv '75 years old. He is survived by) Pech oly — a ,two daughters in Aberdeen, and THE APPLIED ARTS REMOVAL SALE ‘several relatives here. =. - .> be hae —_— alll of Papa. Mama, Oliver, Suzette, 'Philip. Ernest, Richard, Elaine, ‘Louise, George Paul Edward Rob- ert and Jean, arrived in New York | yesterday after 15 months abroad }and soon will return to their home /on the Bonhomme road, near Clay- ) ton. | ‘The Mutrux migration to Europe, |which began June 27, 1925, and was fully reported in the Post-Dis- ' patch, with news dispatches from | to time, has ended without _mishap and all are in good health ‘and spirits. Mutrux, who is an | architect, saved for 20 years to pro- vide a second honeymoon for him- self and wife. They decided to take their 12 children along. % Ka ~~, x ' tir ie 4 a | . " ae Teo Oooo UG: > * - é “ - ~ This year abroad was to cost them from $6900 to $10,000. They lived iast winter at Lauzanne, Switzerland, near Mr. Mutrux's birthplace. The younger children _attended a Swiss school. Equipped with two automobiles, the famliy Satin Crepe, $16.50 f : — | = en. Mrs. Dwight F. Davis of Wa | ~~ ¢ wife of the Secretary : - | ‘ oo . ~ * ~ 2 > ks 35 tad last week from Nev be gone unt) York for Europe,tot Oe emma intil Nov. 4 et 4 , . number of out-of-town guests —Made in This Sale ‘ A Ain o ° have arrived for the weeding Will Not Be Payable Thursday of Miss Marie Louise 2 Cotter, daughter of William Cct- Until November itimartrme»n Westmoreland piace and her hildren will return home tnis Ca * € week from the East. = . 3 lengthy visi —* . ot Miss Singleton wi wT, = Er. er Miss Susie, a2 sail Barringion Scho in Mass usetts —— _ : > — 3 yo te . — Ve and completed her education iast year at the Holton Arms School in Washington, D. C D. Walker of 6848 Clem- Mrs. C ens avenue and her father, John W. Nichobs. have returned from a visit of several months in the E dames McVoy of 5 S « 5 —— 7 at >. ster piace, his daughter, Miss - =~ 4&2 F ur- 1 rimmed Seldom, if ever, have you costing $45 so luxuriously Furs as beaver, squirrel, and fox; chic appearance that makes them suitable for both dress and general wear. A REASONABLE DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY re oe - — ow ‘ p ) “ij yy (oy); ANA COAT IN OUR WILL CALL DEPARTMENT Only Great Concessions From the Manufacturers Would Permit Such a . ~*~ > ual * at models, so seen Winter Coats advise trimmed with such opossurn, giving them that Incladed Are 42 “Sample” Coats Worth to $89.50 There is only a limit- ed number of these smart one-of-a-kind being here promptly at 9 a. m. fo secure one. igg” we would in the making of these ing the shaw! collar, backs and pointed cuffs. Extra Salespeople! Extra Facilities! 4 Extra Preparation! Very Latest Silky Fabrics —such as pointerra, velsheen, duvana, venise, lamarra, jullia, lavara and veloria are employed newest thing for Fall and Winter wear, featur- Tuxedo front, bloused | 4 Only the | Coats. Styles are the t the resicdenec of the prospective ; 6.1 gpabeperepe° i tete Wiehe: PLE REE LOIN EG SRR OIE 5 ARE a e OP red A 2k i a a “ 2 tes in, webinar Maven Figg ue ara ~ ew > es ‘end “ , Sy Lb hind SSR AFRET EME ab od ses Sao Gy ; oy ” i PPI ge? gk % a f eg 4 5 q . : ie n - phe an ~~ 7 : AAs ge pe Oa epee RO RAE Wm vat aur § J, ’ o te x _ . FAR hem ARMIN: ay PIR I at ala adi bs ties thy 7 me ee en ees Lee - . NENERE "NRRL, BR te 5 Sol <AIMS ROI hae RENN ie ton cB SA AHA SE SRR AN ie RAT I ge A al the ae 7 q ‘ ‘4 CT ee a Rally oN Rea ictal t ay aa a Poh 6 fingering memo ML ng onahttetiy He goby tate ME San te ee. ea ce 1 Sani engi Ai a ecteadeta tance, nga 4 . ately ~Gae arp. ee tee ee ee

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These pomons—and these a. goe—are often respons Die for that fee ling of lassitade, beadache, uzosrs and other scmptomns wrong?y attribcted to “stomach troubie™ , Bet sow— Nature hersecd comes to the rescue. A modern treatmest for singgzsb covers has been deveswmped Dr a group of well-tnows soenrusts. It acts m 2 ume, threefokd wav: To promote cusck, ompuen’ harmful bacteria fom colioe—enc to tone’ up the colon so that it will act nat- rally without “he aud of pewsics. Nature's Remedy (NR Tabiets} the cologsx correr- tre, is ecure’y composed of harmicss, vegetable ingredicots wack act geuty— never causing acy of the Gascomfort m- daced bw harsh porges and phvmca And seurr forms 2 hart: Get 2 box of NR Tabet for rour dregeest today. They only cost a quater —tet the f they give to stomach sufSerers is proceicss! “af Ss. FASI > @ *~~- — —_ | accomplished that way than ithreagh law.” FORGET OLD FEUDS of his speech.to the tariff and iv Reed devoted a consideradie part effect upon the ‘farmer, who, he said. acid in « foreign market with- protection and bought 2 & ~e ~~ © | highly protected market. “J am not certain of the rate be said, few years the farmer paid for barbed made in this or LL a is foreign . = farmer paid fer the same wire ™ 7 made in the same American rm. knowing that. ticket “Any farmer who. % 7 =F ” would vote the Repubilicazn 7 : = : . = — ought. to. be. ridden on a barbed 5 . o~,* ~ wire through the ceaseless crcies of ~—* — ae © -* se x “ =. os - _ +h - f +h ome ""T aan “o ae sad ia erpTressec 2 eTSae aes & Fe os bam - 4 =~ ed = a -— = Am ; ee * F PRN a Ve Cas Giss - me? i- > o * ~~ ° aad ha an President , — > | * + -~ ¢ a na? s-2 4 - - > ss MmeOC]CG ce ~ e — ews * ees. > * ee — _ — ~ ~ * — = * ~ & Fag tC oe emen.s,. Gnd Messe a ™ = > > > ~- * - ~~ > y= * oe ~~ Le — , ~ ane e DNs ~~ = & - Lut —— > bad LP and kA Je ) se 57 ~ = » wate = ° ~~ oO Om a” se be P.¥ r ae | rT Ame ~~ ~ | -. “+; as —— as e > - ~ - as ~—— -—- —— ~ r. Si s (Case Ccrcerziing ourse.ves -_~ « = * > *h 2 ~. oak - of > HA hic *-. ~—@e*e ~ ~ ~~ +*——— 2 —~— ~~ © ~~ “ Fa “* z ~=—- r = - -_ ies . Bes ~ & 2s * . ToC — =~ » os = ate ws os Cc. > » * ~~ -_ 2 ~~ + _ ~~ ia — © .o a ce _&. +s p . — - 7 - me ee = wn Were TiIBCSi ARSrts O12 ine i - e = - -_- = pwr- é negot a- “em « - > — > — - ~~ t S? = 2: ee e tir, > en™ _-_ ea ede ~ >- + a ? = + > J er sit Mmounis Is€F s roves - = ~ - oo - * & ~ -> _ > > * = = aa SS 5 —e Wa ei & ss } Sere — —— 2 a + 2 ee es ————— _ ~~ rv 2: he said would. pr: hrough — —— | wer me « & _~—— em An so é fasec Va. OF toe Pt € ee 5 + >» _—* - — ——_ . oF ~ = - > = = eer - am rs 4 : epi - 2 ~~ oo, — a ~ —— oo 4 ~~? r€ “ sits sVasiS aS Car: Cu ed ce —- ~ cote * ~ -~-¢ 7 — - —_— a -_ - — . = - . > ~ — | Wit ge PIesGeC 1.0 .Ssf CeMadnu - crt os ~ - _ * Ly - nto - _- a~”* > = “sys oe = = > a z ~ - -_ ~ -_ - - - 4 ~ & NS nw ee a | ~ . a - cot » - - Lin - ~~ > : f *s. = 2 2 ~ o7t 4 Cue ¢& o-,* - _ ~, = r - - 3B = . ~ > a Va —_ on Axa. _ Tt. S Taxpayer Must Pay. c+ % oe e = - ~ + _ ° ~ ” - — - . .* a we BS ets Se Pe ane ° a a ~~ _-_ > - + isi+e4 Stat cc a 2 = ~~ - ene pe . ao ~ + em - - . ao on povermment from its igation 1 o> «= $: ? > om | > a .e + . = ~ = nn ** ~~ —_- hu sm | a — s+ ~_ ~ - o ane eae ~ > | 2 om — ra = - European taxparer and transfer : > - a a * > _ — -— = > . ack ~ * -~- € Ame _£x- +> SM ww ~ r ‘Ie ‘comrese@ ir Rats = 3 é a4 oe ~ » — . — -- “oe fo -~ = . — 4 -Aii&? s é *#= is a ® DHro- - 2 , - _ ~~? -_ - + — + oi > => = > ? * ~~ “a aa a + 4 os z # - = — . . = —- > 4 Sa as pf es - » wm ey 2 ~S * oe e- ws _- ee nee ee DP a «+h - = - ® ~« ~ -~ = —_- = ~ ri# o are. imi Zetl oe A$ - ~~ eed “ee See ‘- ~- = ~- = z ; . ; > a . ~ — - -- — . — - ax ri’ x € b* ~ © start too late Among the people you see today, four ont ot ive past forty (and manv you wictims ot Pyrorrhea—simplv because they ecth and eums. dae bleeding con ; pertit started too late to protect Pyorrhea starts wit ro an eo j~ as —Sag are or = = 3 s . J . . gums. Unchecked, it undermines vouth ae , g > 7 . - - ze : and health. Too often it results in loss of = | ‘ ot. —s . om = a : . = - . = | tecta, neuritis, ulcers, rheumatism or other ¢ SCTIOUS discases. sot have mo fear. or Diceding, sce your examination. And start now ban s for the Gums. Used regulariy and in ents Prorrhe:z or ch ormula of R. J. Forhan, gized specialist for Forhan's time. ecks it. rears 10 . . waite. It guar Don't gambic — dentist twice orhan hea!lth-inswrance. Plav safe. : : a today. At all druceists ——- lf wou start you can prevent or check the vicious , - - " roacs of Pyorrhea. if your gums are soft _ Gencst at once D. S.. a ree | the gums, keeps them - . m decary- chem ) 22 + ce or 4 ae :* : ** morning-and-meht habit, now Teach your children .to use it, too, as Get a tube Forhans for the & MORE THAN A TOOTH PASTE ... IT CHECES PYORRHEA!? im time, Forhan’s It is the a smhowy tact Hl t ¥ 15 , start the | a ; r ‘ ¥ A : mm — fs gums country jast j lecturer? There is more to be 1 > 4 TUESRAY - EVENING, SEPTEMBER: 23,” 1926 42 Years Service To Home Makers Pisic Poal eT XS MAY-STERN & CO. - S. E. CORNER TWELFTH AND OLIVE STS. Pay Last Two Da Sale! Complete Bedroom Outfi Start Paying in 30 > ? Ae ern crcint ene et es ee ee a SSS Se : =z eam dhe ore. = ps Sane mK. = ~ — o Money Down! — $7 ; : ; : taf . > ith ' Hey bh Letty LFTs HEMET tua ft Hii aera pe t ni | eit : fiat $ : a) “ tibet bible iad AL il Ls ath sabe ala bie elie ' ; byt ad atti! eT tH wil str a HT y Hye bi ida Ht Chest eautitul bow-end bed, large roomy chest Walnut tim A d st call des i or OT G —? ee al ~ - -_ *. o - 7 4 -~_ = . , r a UraWers WM aris 5 SiIgmMec CresserT OF CG 7 . ° . Th 1 — ~ —_ — — i: — a i al ished hardwoods. he chair 7 ? > ? SFO nm roe Te ciSct et Pry PREIS oR FHM Pop MiprcePc aM Cis 420 a > , . ? *. ai & sit ié& WILD - —s SS re OO ee ~~ Neds * . aes * * *¢ . 7 Pr ae ae 4~@ + @)4:eee gregtietsat Chair :: ber Rocker yin" . i # ‘yeh Hit i} 4 — _-— 7s . * . - 4 3 - : 5 lt ee —_ AZ Se > —— rh a + — Bo ie. te ¢ - : 7? oa : ae 4 i... — - ~ = nn =e These 7 Pieces Exactly As Illustrated PAY NO MONEY DOWN! “=> > —— - ¥% c re eae ~ > mm « Pay No Money Down! 0% . to4e +r beledearied> eeegherts ae ait ti, 4 Pht: of] ed «yt . +3 > ace + + se = = ~ - * 2 t...¢ ee = — = ~ x z= _ # ~ a os ; } = eae = t= - - as as TH F 2% a = rs =. SS 5 er = = F: +3 2 - f 2 = - a Phonographs—Various Styles Rebuilt! Guaranteed Mechanically Perfect! —_ Fei Pe Sa 3 4 ee e “ Re yo ‘ss ae : = ~ eatthnat? ~ Spri ts = hee ame 6s attress aah = Ses | 7 - 7 - in this complete outfit isa 90 coll WOE ES se es ’ aa ‘ . - 4 y bn ring made of time oi tempered spring Nee | : 5 fe - 4 eee ms ee aes me . : a WJSo cotton mattress covered with (>2@H 2S ‘a ace —— mg. This is an outstanding offer =i Fl ss . — . — — A complete 7-piece Bedroom Outfit (S3i4[S=Z- 00. : —s oe e - ; . 2 : ; 5 ! [al ; ‘ ' C . ae a, x ‘ " . ' ; “A f- - KEP ies ee. id : 2 i ‘. = #Z re ’ x te Xe -~ — ~.. ? " z 2m = . » 3-Piece Kroehler Bed-Devennall —_ - _ - - ; Wingec chair, winged -_ = o~4 - -- . - ; cs ~ ss * obs a fee net osm Wee Nom es b : 5 : - j ¢ : ; - . : :4 i i ft 4 . ae 7 a - ’ .-) — > A st ne me th os ek, ~ a “eto 12 Pay No Money Dewn! Suite . ae HS 1g oat Ps any AS ‘s A Ae Sea yr, Bete 3, ee Pee: sf = Two-Room Kitchenette Outfit Complete *197 8 Well-Selected Living-Room Pieces 4 Fie Vihhisteon Pecces Miasteated Ave Al lacheded in Outfit at $197 but May Be Purchased Separately oe 4 \ sn ie rene (other, prewwmerrn ot! (/ tre bof: torent p ier ted aww 7 = os a +e - -_ SlIOES 20 -~_— ~~ oy Jacquard Velour Davenport, with walrut-fimshed carved moid or R led Tull spring con- $09 ~ ~ = Magazine Rack, Deautitully Gateleg Table. o: Reve: sidit wer ss - ~ a . WY Bese SH fd ng -filed "ack ~ 4 3 the the pretty $39.00 : i $3.95 canteens $3.95 $125 ileal hace. _ $8.95 * $i295 Solid Oak 5-Pe. Breakfast Room Suite 294 Thus Breakfast Set Is Included Kachenette Outix bur Mev Be Purchased Separately Suste will please because of siiver gray finssh _ — wy ene as — ee eee ee - > - —~ ad wre — — Eo — Pay Only $7 Monthigt : E ctras! Neo Interest! No ney % ES re ¥ t= = $s 3 be sos «. tide oad ye Thess imstrumest bes the Player-Pianco = famous uful mahogany case. The fve-parrenrer, two-door Ca Six coermsmt cover eptmas Increased produc the most sought urious body 1s har own master woa at noextra cost. It: fort noc ocherw: miles per gallon! atrial drive. Or,1 eric WESTE Washington Biv

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Another — Advertisement ff REAL “"ESTATE WANT ST.LOUIS POST-UISPATCH a ST. LO RTS, PAGES 21—36 MART THREE. ————————— —— ee | ——— CLARK WILL CONTEST DR | Be cere | DK HUNTER LED, |p a as Lack Money for Appeal. “IS. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926, Bm fll 4 By the Asecociated Press f ' _ Clothes purre, atost. Sens. 2t—tack| A (HERG ARE | f * .. $7} : —4 of finances will prevent an appeal ~ ~ —_ I- + 5 aie - fo / from the decision of the Federal | wr ff court here denying three women is — —orner 4 iffold Alton Must , . 7 Gi isd QAuUuiliitiiu. Friis We ; daughters’ shares in the estate of 5 ss Cor Orn . ene Pen %4.- ‘abe ; A : the late Senator William A: Clark Serve Out $250 Penaity for | «* =" ~ P ~ 4 > “ copper magnate, counsel for the Treaty Violation ——————_— a ae - Nv el ; ane idee ec 2) iy ae Se eer” as s : ' eS = — i Se oe laimants has announced. od - , > rr - : /- Fe ' F ENyEING €& CLEAN The t'me for filing an appeal will : | , : = ar ae ‘ aa ime a "'T’} 3 eo, 4 ok dee Den . Five hunters artescted hye T nited Lidell 6577-78 or nearest branch; “*?)+** Se. SE Cetate 8 Vaiued : ee ee ‘ at more than $56 9,000. States Game Warden Harry Bar- un D 7 : ‘ier and deputies for violations [>| Banking Bond Corporation Corporation Fi tate Lo eal Est blic Relations Safe Deposit Savings Trust meier and deputies for violations) [i] B g n oO ti tion Finance’ Real Estate Loan Real ate ic Relations e t of the Federal treaty act migratory [7 } in * = a — a & - game law, pleaded gullty before mu Federal Judge Davia yesterday and dl were fined amounts varying from 7 25 to $259 _] Barney Kauffold of Alton, Ml. 1 | i was committed to fail at St. Charles ~ ee Se for failure to pay a fine of $230] Inj ye ; SK eAamitted he was shooting ducks on in ee 3 4 Whiecice - Pixor roa F we i nL oe | * cae . a ; = co "y Pa tir mO|er »| n ‘T 5 ~ © Nn & in ° z i — | S8ienbel! £991 Panlian nplace. for 7 | bd shooting ducks on Creve Coeur a] 5 Sa es ag ar ; ? ; : . oe Be Be : f ° lation of the law. George Dennig- fu ' (eee gi rs Quality at no Greater Cost mann. St. Charles County farmer, | Jal ru ; os = : wae fired $454 for Runting au fs in ae : — i a was iil a @o% : 4iililgR Gucas =T ir Pes, £3 { Ci OS¢* : Ns : -~ : a 6s wed ‘ Sf F S 1 = - es - mS Si ie as ee x ~ = * eS = Ss fu Es ee =e = Secs = = -. ae ae mee | ee & ieee } NG = sot 2 ' sitee%y O Sess 23 Se IH ; : IP SPAS PSP SPSePSAeSeHeSeSeSeSe ree one mm ere ot Bu Falo—war excise tax additional —terms if acrored buys you this luxurious, hand-built, S-passenger- SL AEE: + AEE earncgn ep nn SePSPeSeSVelS5etS5CUPS5PSe P \ sg oo : OKA SO YR A] - . ~ ‘ 38st aad , os Re Lac . | - od 2625 25e5e c 925 2S5e25eS5e25e5e5eS a . : Pe ; i 4 " #4} ef 4% Py * ‘eqiten - — we ‘ + Hs} ot - i= ws ~ : ’ a - Pa ‘ eet ae _~ i” - Pee —_- ‘ , * : _% urious body is hand-built of aluminum and ash by Pierce-Arrow s mJ a than one. in business or anywhere ose 1 a - war ene pt ] sci elsc. Ask tor advice and Dusiness ee eS ee © * own Master woodworkers. Your choice of s:x ditterent colors Fewest ia cafe eecuritics. remember- oo ae : Thus. by using ““Mercantile Service. , — “ Pete teres } oO 1e¢cG it. : . eh he loss senen me ra y "3 at- i —_— ae Seana can you make him happy and inde- ’ - t ment will ot?set the £2: } ‘ at no extra cost. Its long wheelbase, 130 inches, insures riding com- An economy engine—14 to 17 pencent. cor ii SOU a yy Build for yoursel! - line of bank 4 you ouy. ' . ; and what rou buy willtake care Oo: itself. crecit. You it need that. too. - good ones. Be caret - today. Use it. Be fair to him Player -Piano Rebuilt—Guaranteed Mechan- wally Perfect! INCLUDING 24 ROLLS AN Pay ning \ S ws rie S § ©) No Interest! No Extras! Tere: s/ derercd atrial drive. Or, if you prefer, we shall gladly send it to your door. Other Custom-buslt Coaches . $zxas0 ¢-passen git, 4-coor p-passengct. 4-paseco ge’. 4-door Limousine 3450 —et Bafale—wor excise tax er S2@52@5e525eSeSeSes5eSeS 3 SeSesesesese o R ae aes Member Federal Rererve trrtem 125 This instrument has the full tone for which the Ten Million Dollar egaYear! |f WESTERN AUTOMOBILE CO. -TO ST. CHARLES Piayer-Psano is famous Washington Blvd. at Euclid Av Delmar 0145 | J «wful mahogany case. a & : iy see 1 LOCUST = mi St. Louis, Mo. : EIGHTH AND 7 Open Evenings 12 SESSSaSSSeSES a SESPEESE SEE % ~ sSesesesesesesese - o= et ae cde Ste 2 aie «dine ft adie - ike ie 1 we 2g ° Se arg SRI pars. aS Plate,

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Deke Pr Seas : . Paes: vee A — je “ « MATS? me PERE ER |) BRE SS aiial carpenter? + Aili ‘ 4 os BOR Bad Et LH Ser de ee Gok ee aR ee i a edie 3 ee Ae... en eee : e , “sayy, ‘ Cp te ae Me. ara : iC ee See : ome roe 7 Sets Fe “} Re os, a Bey yt : oi a ‘hal 1 STI pry ctu, riety, ie 2 gag baie " Bes eg , x2 3 sie Pane ie » . 4 . ¥ a4 Z tia +e aes a eae i i a ay ase alae ass > Re eRe ys AS. pie : ’ an >i ne. if. j + a phe ai lod > bh. ‘. ‘ ‘ , nm re * e * Ste, aes ale, wha a aN hey Venmieas: ” Ge oR Sous RO Be WS oy Sey, eS ee 7 : Sate 2 nig. dilhces crt i . 74 : PAGE 22 of expense our Reeumausm Tablets. Expensive barhs of Medical Co Peo |)+ Soot Bend! ease a eto’ on geek, FREE TEAL ef your Ebeauma:sm Tatwetis. ee enaenane ome Police Seek Photo Solicitor. a rr ~ fs = ow : éa *% ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = NEW ROUTE FOR = FLOWING SUIT A man. who “oliected HY SUFFER “%y to. 6Geiive Yor. ~ > & TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926 ram Kinsey Says Drain Will Be Diverted Around Ceme- tery That Enjoined Its Construction. . f i ‘7TravolLs avenue cemetery enterprise, - f ‘ | Tr , ; which yesterday enjoined the city from } th des Peres ———— ——————— — ini :, a - ; a ee’ » = id . — * sa = Washington University EVENING COURSES 1326-27 IN ALL COLLEGE SUBJECTS AND BUSIVESss— BT «t% EAPRKES*ION Stedie “770° Palm. Twelfth Year. Catalor or Reone ? ~ = ¥ se ~~ a. | 7 > # * : " — @ . a s ~ “4 > — Agt ah. “ue Whe want TOS varices rere. or get rid of e-@ema, uleers ; — A ®@ .®@ Zaye should@d sot hesitate to we set bee Tt s pi ee rf >otie aate «4 “= time arr mr S rr row & fu * eee » &~e e * 6 te ft * 7 ; r xs (EXPERIENCE: . aor +m? hh abeta th bal a. = s . . ~*, g o * 2X ra — - 2 ry As s =] « . - ” 3 re OOd CO? any W re r ery ire S it § gh Z -acre ce? er ract ir 2 r $12 a, ng $ ash and giving a mor gage for the balancs Price Considered Excessire. T Lakewood (s.. was in the position of asking the city aimost ~ _ . —_ - - a -og ca > ~~ webu aes “ a4 ‘ a % “a & . mM ~ Aid ~ —_— ——-. t~ge © (ree Vi aran a. = ° - a - ce ~ * a's Ws ~~ ws the 13 acres were often under water -~ + ; 3 Sates , > & at vaivzahi« tna : 4 e ea réng Ww. W. Horner, cit y oe = . ee" res” €& « 4 a a ? — vm 2 = —_ ~ ~ + t ’ ~~. inn was _ o P : é ts sewer and chould fa 2 ~ - “ i ~ > a . - ~ an na _ “- @ far Pmm oe ”~ «2 a i gE ws ~~ ‘'scar | i875 resigeéevtl ° .. 2 —_— ~~ on PS oa, _ be) 3 $ a we > -_ tT ee ~ : ve % ~ - = - Pe _ Nar — on t tT 7 . . ~ ? = 4 i's 2 -~ 4 ~ > - - 4 , ~ = e* . a in =. > « - ~~ ; = 4 ~ . . 7 a 5% ar a ~ _ ™ - sine a ‘ 4 - Hascce sch 4 ‘ ~ - a a , ae 4 - 3 ‘> ‘ — 5 ar ey cre 2 — - = — |. i a ’ Oe } ¥ % 4 7 ty - r x R ar Ss. ww r. Fra wos Houck, RK a . A. sk Fred Halter r r ns -e E. Halte ai | — : a Ds “2 R bach. Hulda Rombach c Sherzinger. Walter & Roff i - ~ ri pea 4. - ee ° 2a tiavrel FH - — - “e244 ~ £ 2! (haries§ £ rns, J. Opie. Valentine C. Koen r, Annie Knickerbocker, Charles Riche, Theresa Sifetteo. Joseph- ne SilowenrskyY \ e vv -~ oe - eae OCI Phili Pp : =e Oe: A072 . = Dac ~ - ~ mer president of the Board of Po ~ , o> tn e Commissioners apt. Se ¢ * —to* ~ = - Y sng Cc S.4te e*e#naio 7 O ~ ~- » - - sft Brogan and §&2 others are 3 - al ~*~ *- z - nha n a _) ae « « CAD G £ ? - ~ > 2 % _- has no? een charged at po ‘+ aw = $ _ as os ay coc hwy eet .. ~ a = ¥ ~~ ; ea a7» Ds rar f ° Wilier merece. ms S — ‘* - - + ~ ~ sewer outsice tie me. a : + - , - 3 in a- - r eF % . *ig Ui ana r Koeln ercecded in an ef sin ; . + w o - fort lower e companys de net Jor 7 = > me Oh er. as President Kinsey of the Board ot! io din. glee food they ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ends greatly on the eal... It has been said that the wealth of nations is not measured in gold .... but in the health of its growing children. To this end proper feeding is most impor- tant. If the body does not get an abundant supply of energy-giving foods, it will not be a “willing” body. and the child becomes listless and incapable of carrying through its normal resolutions and activities. Krogers Bread... rich with milk... , the great source of nourishment When Kroger increased the milk con- tent of Country Club Bread he accom- plished two important things. First—he satisfied the demand for a loaf of greater nutritive value. Second—he supplied a loaf with a light, fluffy texture and rich, creamy taste that most appeals to children. DOUBLE LOAF Ome AnDA HALF POUNDS SOLD ONLY AT KROGER STORES This new loaf most adequately forms the backbone of any diet. Made of the finest ingredients, with its added milk content, it is most nourishing and ener- gy-giving. Try a loaf tomorrow and see why St. Louis women have adopted it for their family’s table. Country lub We Also Bake ¥ Sp | Plain White T 4 in . -.. , . ‘ye Bread-—-True rye taste, IB, Te; 1% -I>, Ie : W hea’ mreac F. af =e enna rf Hearth Bread—tlL2 caf Te -—* & tin Bread—Wednesday on!r:. I ee - : Txo men, one ec with @ . 2 —— — ete a F : TOD ie x - > e " up Mrs. Ros x of 4 . sa 4 - = & she ' ane _—_ —— You can’t : rcs AALCO L 1e week I began fo) eunds. Now EE have @ good health that distimg - too. and it’s all beea ‘ Cod Liver Of, cS Lest a. The First Box Is Thin, Pale Wor f ron can Ge wy orca PR . ronmg = aitTi ner os propor ” = « cha ren ’ *¢ _ 4 ead # Be , 4 *TEz yy. s mos fan * ~ most pe ss” f ts £ ene igh— 4d from u A i up re 4 ? ear * bt Ss . mo r?y et « _ 4 ~ a > is pd s As - y¥ . C3 hs :i 4 : ° : 4 easa eae ¥-to-T % 3 iat VOT we ee odie! ~ onde zg 3 ok es De. is “ . = Lead “Ne 7 a z ze 4 % _ - 4 toe ey _ —- — oe meme This slogan if you and ¢ to the free s Shre which our

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but impor- 5, it will arrying Te Ps } > Oe . =e af Te —_——————— - eee cesee-aevanmanse~ — ———— _—_—— ee a - A TE. ~c —-eRaR one I cctaninn ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ : Soman Held U : and Robbed of | nearing her home after closing her LOREE MERGER HEARING IS OPENED IN DALLAS §5 restaurant at 4515 Delmar boule- ine armed with as et ee , POSS 1 _ one armed with a re- | alin at 10:40 p. m. yesterday. They a Ford automobile to/| robbed her of $55 in cash and “ ¢ a , set Ws rs. jz re i ii Zz. ‘ f $447 te rine) oot hic ky tm ¢} Wara i tee ai - s : Axi sat AS. EOL. VaCaA if] THe x O! 4 al ll " boulevard. S she Was | escaped sne r orted po ~~ Bele Director, as Opposing Tv: Plan for Joint Stock Control of Three Roads. RY the Associsted Preece You can’t stop the clock— DaLLan So stop the washday anid wakes °& —The Southwestern a. rger hearing on the roposed joint stock contro! of the . * hern Railway, the ey | * » r Mansas City Sout TT . a “ > « ¢ ° a. | Kanses-Texas Railway and Southwestern nA tha m 4 e+ : 8 | i€ st. isOuUuUis rouge A but time flies right along—the clock ‘Spee ticks off precious hours Railroad will open here today be- fore C. D. Mehaffie, director of that you could so easily heal crise pan ge iy finance for the Interstate Com- put to better advantage. - nterst Y merce Commission. Raliiroad offi- ou can't stop the clock apes a cers from all over the country were but you can stop wash- ant? ¥ : - 17 oc } h ; present for the hearing, aS Weii as | day by telep oning us. . : | scores of witnesses | Tw onsolidated finance appli- — cations will come up for consider- ation he re the commission. The first involves the request of the Kansas City Southern to acquire ntrol of the “Katy” by stock ownersh!y the second is the Lindell 1593 Lindell 1594 “Katy’s” application to acquire con- tro! of the Cotton Belt lines Dy is {>e f “—— 7 - ra hin NMiere r As named. un- r i OV ship an eonrr, * 5 c ae ° hy T Fr. Lore ~ t ie Dela ww & ro ”~ r MY in rh « hs aT ¢ th Kan os aa ha 8 DEAD, 737 HURT, STATE Helps Your nepeiaaine AUTO CASUALTIES IN MONTR 1. 7 } ‘ha vr rf T\??¢ : an) oo Tw 2 mT fF a T oat rnp " 5 a5 i ,sa f 4 j , f + 13 4¢ iT} | (FO 17) aes er Ge. pea L Si For May. June. July and August “* . : } ay T ‘ aa +} a 4 ‘ +} ga? " HMmYGSAPYrON PE o? ct Pap crt i Prt rwoun i> i. W j nave Liigd i Gi iil : Ca 5 * Gai tal . 4 Sid } @ a ; Total is aor Killed. e238 Injured. 8! r i) : ; + i ? Tr + + he ‘x. ee c \ TTY Sept n"¢ ater tract 7 | i i > a f ; } as ? 12 . - Nam - © “"c ~ - wNry oc * On request 737 persons resulted from 747 mo mr te par ients on streets and First Box Is FREE to Ski M ave-ere ; ° = — 4 44 omy _s "es A eo The First Box Is to Skinny Men; i aichways of Missouri during Av Thin, Pale W Sickly Child jont, oonerding: to Gov aan - ~ ds adn 44 tha - 4 Rul : in, Pale Women, SickKly tidren + lent report of the State Hignwa3 “2 ris P . vm rat - o” "ats hea gg = a re = eo ea, ot ; ini Miia ey = 4 ; 4 +, . — & } . 2 , 7 t! le . 2 ~~ cr ae - s . — ~ i‘ : S & " ha aur 4 bf t 7 _ = ~ a? ci . > y ° = ~ aa | “si ~ : r = Y ‘ oa a” - geh—at imited number - 3 ients in WH musing SO MAIL THIS COUPON TODAY ciel aRies Ghee ealti IT MAY NOT APPEAR AGAIN : ; U. S. to Extend Beetle Quarantine. " Send te CREE OE nee me +} : “ . Heneph Corp., 77 Pine St A> ee ~ é ~ ¥ Kinestor > - ‘ ts ‘ r e ; 7 ‘ « neo} in r - ‘X S : r al S" ‘ Jap x . : i= Fs ey f Ac & *c lems : a + _ } sr ° Zz CS he A On eto Terge Penns , ir : T ware ¢ ’ +g : St re nit S : 7 q Lisi! Every Home: This slogan will soon become a fact in your city | if you laid other housewives extend warm welcome to the free samples of Shredded V/heat which our men are distributing this week. Whether or not you are a Shredded Wheat user it is our desire that you and your family have a keener appreciation of the health and well-being that’s just packed into every crisp brown Shredded Wheat loaf. Shredded Wheat contains all the bran, salts and vitamins of Nature’s whole wheat in appetizing, flavory. perfectly digestible form. We want you to enjoy a package of Shredded Wheat at our expense. There’s health in every shred. W atch for The Shredded Wheat Man . = = panewerecs ~ 7 TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28. 1926 ATTEMPT T0 STOP BEER VOTE The Court denied a petition for an injunction against putting the FAILS IN WISCONSIN COURT sve="cn on ome batons. a Pui on West Allis, a director of the Br the Asser Fo Pres: Wi iSCOnSsin A i-S C learue ag ATA DIS! ~~. w upper and lerika acts upon BOTH lower bowel. it the srstem a REAL cleansing. = e.ears out old poisens which usn- v cause BCUur assy stomach. | nervousness, siee plessness, head. ‘ he, Just ONE spoonfu!) tops (; AS, and relieves that fu bloated feeling so that vou can eat better and sleep better. Even if bowels move da Adierika brings out much additional poison which you guessed was if Your system 3 . ° , * . ~ ang Which may have iong caused Th. , , } , tro 2. No matter what vou have + + . a 4 anf rie for stomach and bowels, Ad. . , — . : % ’ ri? } : week } ; lerika will surprise you. At lead ov drvucmjete In ™ ¢ Louis ¢z ® Ulu eg iSts. am 8t. S40 a ug Stores. 666 Is a prescription for Went 18° Qives | ‘ ' : Bilious Fever and Malaria It kills the germs ! What a pity when youth and vitality i at naught by a d: sordeved stomach, and bed breath! don't have them at exy age! Hearty eaters—hard smokers— high livers—find Stuart's a boon and blessing! Eat what you wish. Drink what you iike. Then chew a Stuart tabict. That grves the stomach suffcient alkaline; the result is a sweet Every druggist has Styart's tablets, 25¢ and Gc. Or. a full box free if vou write the F. A. Stuart Co., Dept. N70, Marshall, Mich. Get a metal bos of Stuart's for the pocket—and keepit filled! A sweet stomach for twenty-five cents . STUART'S : DYSPEPSIA TABLETS Colds, Grippe, Fla, Deneuc:| Smee Be alert: Read teday’s Want ad offers and see what is on the mar- ket. eS ‘Tt _t | ; ; & & & Se -4 , | ‘ Beautiful New showed sons geaggll . — + > ¢ > ‘ " : rf ¢ ~ s- . cs : . c ‘ ,* oe rr = _ P _ Ca . ‘ f ! . $1 eos Monthly ae oe - : 2. anna an in 2 Chifforobe Walnut Finish 7 ¥ 4 r « La ft ' rec ; r »4 s ~ “* - . , ? ¥ , ; ; . “re . ; . $1 Cash $7 Monthly Day-Bed and Cretonne — - - ry es ‘ . ’ 5 ae old ’ 6 »* ; ~ qyiie? ’ Siostest EX vw bd ahne i. $1 Cash—$I Monthiy Blankets 4 oy tt 2 ToT ¢cy* BS a Ti oy i LOT o “ I Comforters ~ee Our —— special pair of | eta for $1 Cash—$1 Monthly a: jV WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS AT THIS LOCATION FOR 34 YEAR JLDMAN BROS. 4t> — » LIO2Z2-1108 rus Olive Street Absolutely FREE At Goldman Bros. With Your Purchase of 10 Or Over—Cash or Credit Buck’s Gas Range and Kitchen Heater Blue Bird Dinner SS : A 2 7 % 7 oa , 1+ Holor. arop Ar PX CELL PY fici hf igai &% e* e vy 4 t re - Tor 4 omy " + db? « , 7h 1D cY s 7s } hi: Cs gihtelp ate Be Sen “64 oe * ’ Ry fe my ho Ag ° 4 *, KES ey > om + ‘a 1b tliat 4 a Gate i> MSN, Ora PR POTS AMER IER arth te Spor Ne Ab ee) RR ie PRI RR 8 gh rah CS AD FR RRR ie eh ee Re ee en | as 8 aL MO RR SU ERAN RARER OS a RRC ARR MBN NG ak ARE IRE MOE He RAE ne RR RN ENA ROE RRP LARCH MIR IRAN PERSIE ARRON NE SERENE HE arate neaghetntien ‘ : = j i ‘ " ows : Port Te Pe. St coo cccanel Coueone * Nak ee ? ’ ¥ “ ” iy > “ > ot we . ~ Ye P —) > “ ns } 2, ' Lips he . ek ne pews + \ate 4 enya, eas ° ‘ " " » _ . 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TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 2> ee sas? UIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 24 _______ §T. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —— ST.LOUIS SHERDEL AND PENNOCK | POPULAR FAVORITES © TO PITCH FIRST G eel LC I i te World Series Likely WPA lornsby Tells How ae Happened, ‘ Who's Who. i to To Be Battle of Bats ee an = To ef Alexan cr Gri oulh worl In B as h all daa Pie aa aa, ie tabs bs 2 hy" Seales re: oon eae rate eaten ry er) ty rs Mk ee Le le pe a 14) 17 Pips ed Rene Ph stay Sled ey may ohhh apa. _-— 1 z: £ MRA) | McCarthy, Cubs’ Manager, Ruth Will Set Less Conversation om Mae ee 7" With Science Ignored SF MM) iamored Advice of Great.” Mark, Playing in Pa = pine — mar ATS MEASLES Soggy Field ral to Oe _ i ee _ Pitcher Who Had Been 7 World Series, OP a go thnccen, Rede tte soe an 115 2 a ee Contenders Wield Such Powerful Bludgeons That They fae or oO new rote s | ge Suncak. Fans. 25 Sap of Ms OF : ; Be x. | ae ‘ke utfielders. i 145 SSS 101 179 .335 oe ene Wanner Pirates > Have Had Little Time or Inclination to Study the | lll =e | Pilots. cacege > epic ligetpeet mame : Leader & your aye today: With their field = segue by. Cardinals, Pod So bad er. Indians, =**. Apia Opt ore SS is eee Mgt Oe ne wrestige 1 justify a matc a ; series in 1 , \ ae naturally was hu LEADING HOWE RIES AITTERS. : A comparison of the catchers of ‘ el ae So aa —* 7. bu:c EO have * = : eee a Pilayer— tub. BR. prepar: ns r ; 3 i - Th Standi i Ha ae fee . been fortunate in setting A¢kaNcer ithe Giants. McUrav - eu Paine ea ae i ee ee ~ | oe. Soe 47 r varsi ili } ees Cardinals ont — babar S : ve ma ae : zal ee ee 4 , oe ssthworth whe } L- fy r . traa¢ and : i: : eS. a z. x WVilsen. (Cube é - 9 are : ; ;, , : es aii maa kines’ at far : . ae | ye Se ee Lc ee Ser Baek , "or : we ope: : ve : reer wue a FOU siti Seatac : r izh d mH f r: t and Rath, Yankees $ — EG Ee. Davis and gespite the tac -ardinals See ee eae |e : ) eu oo. i = Hise 1 cou! nlaye mpoared = Ue:-* A , hi: ‘ the team lowest in | Gehrig. Yanktes 20 iwi D>. Ingamel ign ipeve g one-man receiving staff. : nas bye #7) Taise rat a2! Bestar : , MS Sp ORS 7. C *z —T Tia ep Ti tii t = é : { Ra ° j . ~ 2G i # . rag : ¥ . , nee 7 . “ = Mesrtil, Vw hite Sor vi vz : . ied 3 Fill 4arrect the ; that one athicte, Bob ir Far- probabiy will pick ShHocke rT Philadeiphis .. 4% > al ve BE 3 nad fightis nis : " - ged pscr yaw neal . DLIed A hi er - ee, : — ne ' i. ha Cembs. lankees see 2 . i stands out when compared te > d " = ° ° — . a ae oy + ‘ or! 4 1 KnOoOS i¢ E —s ~~ 2m , >" ent r . mad + uvier. Pirnt , : m . ' wn % “4 of the - , , : . — cus nd wgnnee Ye ae , varsity combina ‘get Collins, Hank Severeiad and Mert. but despit: rigni-oai . , ' ee . , ers — AMERICAS LEAGUE as , : ‘ , . oe : nae pa ' ite oe a ga a — eee . . ; : . : ea ' gr etn Monneeh 4 oats y and eid a e Athletes is he “pes ® a 4 he roungest ms hs ne v1 ee: Pe Pe ) ‘% LEADING BASE STI ER. S : ne wet Geld Pestes. my parma : , ; arly nee a : roheF¥. remain told BRres mn | sa Tit it law or . -# ' — a . hile «! lepere p>; — , t . ro See Werk 1 54 fn ve a é de j : ‘a j } 7 se : .¢ a ‘ : by ; YP obras tub 7 $' ‘ + : " ee ated that a gFarre! was the iron man” Tt obable cho} ' » is AT} of CT ’ Cleveland > ei) : : 4 a ae , " : e o r¢ . at : Z . : ‘ . : & Be ‘ : Ma , - . . . ha a wee , anes 2 oe U?Ti O¢ » ~~ OCSSLOie om binations “ id . — re ceivers in the nalen- awe . | .. : irs are spams ified | . mm m — es -> | may ul be developed By Cench Sa ime during the 1925 cam- er against all Ki! rire nr epiinenen genre Tectety : * rf | meri 7 4 sh i ara) te ’ . ai es : ay ; 3 ’ “ei - a ne citi ial 4 b ; ; iia : Hunpefield. White Sox rs. Sat § — dina! star + giver r ' ng : — . oes @ 6 2 . ‘ ° . 5 si 4 “ ° » ti 5 | j P : ’ 7 i : ‘i? tx. r, Pa * fie at ax ; ~ , " —e % ‘ t ‘ : Rice. Senators urday"s fray : - Th ar a rame wi he - at f south Lin ag ¢ se é tae - RR i a" ees "aed / Deuthit. Cardinals Will : Yam However. the only few rests. It is ac ubtful if he Detrelt .. : ; ath. i ti % “aa . bia te ’ ee — eae: ; } wery " bat. P-oenipeean | oD oe : a an a x Ae rred i la sat Pies — SS re — .ch is causing the Bear fel. ~ D ohen more than 19 complete ; in . . i ) : . gt NORTE , first 1 vega? the big ring ade tha y important a oe LEADING PITCHERS. wer ... on cern r The Wallop Will Win etan | Rae eo’ nee SS eae fh | ad ; ais rn is one guard ges all yea -_ See ; — a ari 1a ; c¢ F = ‘ : ie , ‘ i oo ae , — eae 3 ater Inh. Ven Least Pet. position A le Raipha Kurz, soph- 4 The former Cub was a2 power o1 . it is very tulany eye, aye tye : anion ‘. ORES OEY SR SE 27 mes iedae a ers has 7” > _ ee v4 2 [at eee on oie ws: J - ; ' & 4 i s - i 4 x z : * i? | : ‘ . °. ° ’ r - ‘> ms hehe iis 7 3 a “ sey. who. in the last six years. ; 5 Z ee ee aay aie ? . ee ie hs - , ¢7 " ars ig ®.Y @t one guard ; | gefense. a5 well as on the of , ' ; .% =. = o7 : : a : : net he other has been tried out «of. mn fact, his work was @& Fhiladeitphia 537-6. Besten 4-11-5 — : a teries—Biecht and dJonmard: RK a2n averace of 7's rounds each Bs agp ogy ge ee | eee LThie. Indians 11 233 ‘ c - . : a ri- . : i> ein Of —— y . Meadows. Pirates 2 exo D°nding the relegation ef Hamtibe! sby in a statement made ir Oniy came scheduicd : Us : mnOT New Ese pee aes al e : , a5 at . a : _ . : : 2 | At the | Sundar af ‘um bent he shortstop and | S®conmd eleven Bie: “if there was a most valuabi (leveland 5-100. Philadeiphis . aided DY a pe he in h . ing Batteries—Uhie and L ‘Sewell } +e :; reid ; Ale ond O'Farrell.” That’ y's opinion of the man whi WATIONAL LEAGUE ' —* | : . ; | Haines ‘Cardinals . 4 ~¢7; has foucht only four times for | er i : ee ae . — , . ' * ahem, Cardinals 7 . ca a meweenfers: ; that Manage! afe » also is care ; a sie : ' ; - , severa serves an p high caliber a and Hoecan 2 . we : i wae an os ; 3 tne rmé So Vv ‘ ‘ — — a 7 Se nn = -,ancd RKapiin, varsity mem te ie a _ ¥ ork last Saturday, assert ec AMERICAN LEAGU E. purposes t promoters could i Ee Ot pena aioe we ee : : . t ” ae 0] | ee . » wenrk?s ) i —— ec | basem the eppost Two Stars Return to Duty. » on the Cardinal clubs tha bd Quinn and Cochrane elur ermpse Inney at ct,Taw Sigcrest Pa) an é : rns: ; é te FR q te ; one 2 . ® = ; NATIONAL LEAGUE cigigndliierse pore 7 : » : ae A : : os : tes ll ii Lu in pl it an ioe exten © only injured men atthe it a couple of home runs im tie Philadelphia at Bosten. postponed. cold aaa | 18 my fn “pee” be: i s nt ba + Base , miley is more likely to pu present are Clarence Brown. whet @iasring and officials—not the mam oa ae aan I be pe: i a : ee | ee ‘* — = j stig ryig ; iG : . ' ‘ .7 . ~ expected te is 4 helred out 142 safeties. There’ , a eer Gehrig Ahead of ; ee “ ede: ae Be Leased Wi From eet Hornsby. iseq & - . th, nm persistent attack - B other receiver in captivity wh 4 ork Bureau (>i t Ine Po >} oi : : ey . r a — ' i ry one “ = ear: nate! Both Teams Confident — ."* ©“ prize belong 2 , oon eee rah vg tooo ‘ | ’ : M wees : Ye } ty ' & ‘mw Y Ls ' - La - ecement of end runs “M8 @Farre!! ~ arre:! . No Time for Science Weather May Determine Se- “egy * . the pitch- | agers cnr Meggalinates r . , a sel eb x : 3 aes eH : e- : ws a. ae 429 Tints eae Hugsins’ three catching eligible both teams are powerfu lection of Pitchers. giao iene ae i ae ae fee ee dea ca i: Pg: By John B. Foster. cassia ; ae eae ~onuee 8 ew ee age 200M. iter the series went to the bat 52 age es Shoe fire seas r. the St tent apis ee : . mney rae : Toprri | a ent . 3 ! weserielye e eral So 9 Mimes during the season. This ales ne Card! ; an See ee aes coal) pee cundenced sestel NEW YORK. Sept. $8—The ao-' san cten | iad | fall's withdrawal from | that the Cardinal star wa tbe {a rat , a: by , nT ee ; TOM we iu ceding y ” SiO! hin m ies aoe ee e2)} - ' ' ; ‘ nee be p : >» re ‘ ; hack This —gendea man.” The Yanks’ tri geet tic el NE FORK opt =f O12 p 4 , it ard} ee = 3 o6 fork Yankee: 7 oe : 7 ed 1 var low rere to be- ; has a swat average of 297, or fiv 3 ; Ail " ) ' will be em Miscints b-tter than O'Farrell. Be tack pre é th t mark for the three New York - ‘ can be discount-d It include > sudan Bah averace of 380 for Bengough TOMMY GIBBONS SEEKS | Who was at bat but &4 times durin GO WITH GENE TUNNE¥ Mitte year. And Bengough right mm aA "a WS o nthe in fared list and unlikely . Play in the coming games. That leaves the comparison be tween ©) Farrel! against Collins am Bevereia And here the ptr , Sith the (‘ardinal star by 1 | tage points In swatting. ic herguse re a x, ‘ — the ' 1 “s ~ ’ ‘ ris —— | ’ I : | e115 we om 3 rts a é . Severeitd have a cousinal ay me ee ee the Cores. ennant with x % ; . r - r : : sroeg m J a ~ ey onan - a mn : 2 PEL Ry - e exc : ’ e 9 a — & Syracuse when the aa ee. a a nee es anes fo veins & v~a eek * the é (9aeM@ared Frank Sryder frem >, a. en . Las | i R ’ . , - - : —_ P oc: £ us t+ 4 es ae > “3 - sap ; : - : i ia ‘ r j 4 . . ~ 2 . + star that he really owt at that RW ete N - , mix . " : . : .- ; i cs oe Y ‘ ‘ “4 : ‘ Z " ae — free “ Cards Confident. Too test as - . ' in vebtten sn: ns iil Ra 2 . a hes the New Yorkers. OY Farre eh Fue cha mpionsh a> . . _ pes -_ eS : : [_ a | Course > e & |A - =~ * 7 ; ; = : w Lie Ra 4 -t; * ; , : % : . F . ' he ho t Se the crea test man he hind th "RP aa Te i a #iQ Soa.5 ad es ; © 4 “- a 7% ; to ’ ‘ ’ 2 . es ‘ : ors } ¢ f > 4 oa =a Ww the territory tn which catch ’ - Ls > spit stend : as Fy hap + | moe 6 Ccoday «@n 6the — felderse and outfielder an roam — : say eee LS : _ be Low to handle pr ade far foul flies. but the base hits wil’ me ef 3 . Tee. ’ Al . ~ In aidition Salary raises f . ; | ollow hoe les : os m (threw. He's a sure The same does not held trues = o } ~~ ~ ore — 2 yrs nae yp ¢ ee we 1s A Q@iiir i — De Con : . ; prot ord'’nary piaying t gee eg 2 tea per Fame t he d r the th ener in : ; me Yaukee tric. Bengourh & ne That means that vot. ae as 63 “OUR: nia | wt ‘ 1 fer iT hle | , ; rte : . . . ian sue eile - ; “iy the hrower of the es os 7 _ ~ +2 om _ 7s ; . “ae es ; ; ; , ; : . ad ‘T} e 3 ' " i ce rias 5 teres ; . . . é: wrvinl A: ee . bi “ He. i Catcher ys 10c. and up. é. you ave peen | : | ’ ++ bd ; é a ; es F " ' - : : — om * . . arw perk o a , { ' , 4 ; : * 2 . 158 minu ’ halg an hou : e «clus no th he te a a oe a " paying for y our * nae Ree faiaeh. . 2 . 5 ee: 7) i i : ihe team one eee an that day Buy a few to- ~ “ ~ , ) as — ie downtown : ta ~ they saw 1 cost him his standing as an ¢li- te yw cigars John Ruskin | , 5 PE attee +: + ; Park. w ‘« reat ‘ . 9 - ras 7 gible plaver dav — YOu i} = e I] : f£ ; “ : hat ITh ot the ee" ee ko as , - , a : ; ; . a hall Ti k ts f . . . av . ~ " 4 Wi Satis Vv you. ~* 4 . ane Py . . their Plates ee f .° 4 s * , ue ° : ' ¥ ; ie . ‘ ase Cc a or tsar ss ; a ; ' , | e , the date of his j a: & me? | Lewis Cigar Mfg Ca. Makers, Mewark, & | | mad a 3 ty] Ki8* SLiln iT a tides : . ‘ " , , - Weather May Change Plans was ey a b wl a ae ' patrons sitar al f i . r 4 . S$ © _ ae ee oF — » j le . es . “ 9 Wire for Reservations ii Ep Pa MO ee, net”: " b * fe ¥ 7 ep eae Be ? SRE NTL aes ere ee bei Sas Se, 5 al eh Yee stray >. onan yna y TN ge ee ee me " nw - . agit ety Ces ’ a ae ' ae aN ate ‘ semranie " , Regardless of the price Mer able te catch lag Old Hank must eet him ERLE ION eR RAR ee ee as as O Parrel. werk with pitchers as ‘sc ee pica ale SR REE se eget % ROD Saget EES SOR ET GR: TINS I ee Stickney-Hoelscher Cicar _ 08 Olrwe St... CEntral 5900-5901 | fans was continued ‘ites 7 ‘win | 7" : A 7 —— bow sis . 2 | a. oo .. F: ro = St ees Sites nce tn oes ers | . ‘a - ithe: ' : ribiite ti 4 Sussman S icket Agency os . | Distributors, St. Lowis | 92 ? Oly , St ttekets and incashed gs —" : aoe +e Sa TL OPS i ‘ mS rather ra eh: 2 —— a ’ — ive ut he z Tia tT! >; : 4 thi : ha aes ; ee a ; s ig: ” i'¥ ‘et. ENdicat! 3300-338‘ -3317-5009 4 mio the : Breaden sai - ~ | morning ~— = le i 1 +) Fr . Pas ee ja he , 4 - ' eat =~ s* te . | . | ore ek jee ee | lamas Sotel ‘Jo fh n Duskif | $7.50, $8.50, $10.00 Lines and Banisters Pact coAst. Flint Rhem. youthful member of Warwick almost a oy <6 Daan | Better Value Dollar for Dollar. Oakiané © Loe Anketles 1 the staf’ and canny FR = Minslone 5, Seattle “oa Teteran southpaw, week bes est tC = a eames : | cardinals’ Headquarters J) BEST AND BIGGEST CIGAR 8 Ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ __TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926_ | _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ PAGES # ATCHING BETTER THAN YANKEES, , : ee ee om GQ ee site a ae oe Ceres ESPITE ONE- MAN STAFF | ars to Hold t be tite « eelmaa a a: ne ee Dine With pve THE Man Staff “Cards and Yanks Are Weak WomenGolfers Horses Pouring P MITCHELL, THE BAKER Tilden Sounds Freshmen Today }) ON MAN” OF | ad pee _ Start Play for Into Fairmount ¥"4.°°°%™=5"*S Warning Note pesy Field Fails to "198 SEASON Higgins’ Footbal] ° ” Georges Mitchell, the French a W rl tho recently swam the Englis! . District Title For Fall Meet 2ccr53.-2.%. To Net Wo aenmnesl pa ais to lay accepted, Breaking Up Pla Play” Hugs uggins. — ia. i seid to bees soommees 23 Squad. | aa a altel OOP LOL ele lel tnt Bunters and Have Trouble Oe lain, Sad ge?r a cabied offer tr ti Montrea: ! i scipiclchahiaebicinhrananintat ; Trainers Busy Conditioning ager. led offer f: ' 7 se go le ae |About Twenty in First Group for a 20-week music hall exhiti- U. S. Mast Develop Young ' Thoroughbr ~ cigs tour at Sao ner week. . | to Tee Off; Tourney Post- eds for Satur ce in i == Players to Replace Wan- 'Contending Clubs Are More Alike Than Any Two Ever Have) poned From Yesterday. day Opening. pouring in at Fairmount yester- ing Stars. i. ee F 7 7 é £¢ ~ } >. *? . : g : COREY. springy : ; i initaieniladintato day and P. 0. Galliger, Racing 4 & of turf not conducive ts fnap Competed for a-World’s Baseball a pionship, Clerk, was one of the busiest men 4 ; 2 nay. ; ime little railros station ‘ Sap. gett —— ) } | he Washington Be avs Manaver [AZ ck Peas inners After a conference, it was de- Ffrer Se: a bad = station ®* at the field. Some of the late en- | By the associated Press. | » cary >avVS Manager OF _ inets. -kermont, iii., is experiencin Mi ont — , M. Cain St RIIMIEF POR "9 se 28 : nt e their shaping pr; ; i : cided to start the woman's district little “boom” of tries included the W. M. Cain 5Sta- BRIDGEPORT, Conn., Sept. — “ri t+ \ ~ *-* ~ > . + Cao a on eee — a «¢ - > , - e = + ear — _ — ¥ ours r > vr *i rk re - or ? r > my > Fe 7 o e | + J ; vw inne rs oO; 24 iw ain . . ing * i FS = | Ss ri s SU ° mac . = . ‘ners, as told to a representative of the Post-Dispatch. terday because of the rain and cold is where the thoroughbred r ’ AAV S&S enc 0 inter ti -h ae italian Ee ee Le SRElOS iare to _ Perform at Fairmount are'French players vanquished the ; — 1278 , ae Pa~cner. W ica 2 full Ss Neg us.e nNorses boo ke: 4 ‘i apy] .r during the . T I ie 5 t t; th i » Ss & blame," : ¥ "Ellie re yize yins. AT in : eric: ir La e recenR nAaAtona NEW YORK, Sept. 28.—W nen the manager of a contending cluDj ahead for the oncoming weeks the Fairmount Joc eae CP heiien iletinnns iy Biddy. : en ggins F Ams ans in th ; 9 i toms the thing | deci - : ee aunt t.iF as ag eS . Q as mag to start i ? €etin Lae better at Aatr 2 . - - : fh World series, attempts to wihe SS Sa gee te ' : sng! Ae ae ee B. F. McClain Jr. is bringing 'T. Tilden, defeated champion, said ' . - + - os +o | - mheorrp?r ToT -* ant i sy me 6 P + - . : > % . ; aa an nossibiv know and certain things which he knows | 7 Ben ee - , see BOrses are coming from iis sending six thoroughbred run- Tilden said he considered the de- i ; ul paper Man Can POssiviy ERY ee gor ‘ The start today will move the other tracks. They trave} first - ' including Chili Co Carne. fe: f the Americ st by Rene "rie rs a "ne + : 2 $9 Camnot express thes¢ things to the ne round to Ss 3 . , 2 ae ‘: . alates ners imc: UGcing oe be on Aarne. t@atot the American ars OF ne ‘ eer —— sil ‘in + a hic inion. ve i¢@ CaaD € SS (Hesse tisaiss at ) Ci:08i2 ; Sunday, when the class mn th £5 et g« at ‘ > " Orkinge out te a . ” aes Xstionals will have an edge over; | Mmiay govern O18 Opiniod, If se co 2 pee - - oe ” iaSS 26d on ine itastest trains. Brotherly Love, Proceeds. E. EF. Lacoste, Jean Borotra and Henri ’ . -. ‘ . 7 ii - wT ec > ‘ ‘ ma R 3 Ps } gust yr) ro a er —— - | “~ » + . ~ ” . m , x, it is ex- . sone rival Thi renera!l public GIS Wis. be piayec. 45.0275 @ ‘wo attendants in *acii Watson has some real taient in his Cochet ““. well-deserved spank- ° on, = } exh thir ‘ @eir American Lsé a rivais. a’ SS - - a. 7 yi ‘ phe ar and fhe } — - on dinee 4 oe é . -_ 4 ‘ eo s ae a | ‘ aa. * * h di i ; Th , Ye r an : ( ard ral st| That ~ 7 our ~ Cha rt Davis £ + 3 ges e the fact sh Pe § a imais t sad ™ £1 or DPPBPOLBPOP OO ele ea ae i at tials aalintina Care 4 “iil e* avo! 4 Car fey +r They ine lude Cho sticks. fsood trie der if *? oach cht D. Ingeome} . oo won oe inhe of much the same type-;*:”: ‘ct * . ora? ~~ —— — as " ; . o — a . fi e si * eh direct ne Bet that one athicte. Bob 0'Par- more alike. I think than mos - ~ mo = * on . ‘ i reoieiibies 2 : » — , + nd * . ; ’ x 4 , stands out WHien pesos t9 ~Ia z tha? meet "mr .He annwuai vase- fans who remermt pr theo 1:ff ore nee POO NLA NA ALLOA LL NAL AL LA OO er yesterday, the great racing pliant Battle On. Neatness, M Isic Shop plan to bring back to this country ~> ,. + — —_— oom on &, mn oe s a oO ~ ss » >» * as — oS .s - oe é - q aliens . 8 > , ‘rg = * Varsity combina- (fellins, Hank Severeid and Bot — ee ee, ae ay “of he Pirates last By the Associated Pree presented busy scenés Jockeys, are with cae ‘ W. Moore entry the tennis supremacy of the world. ' > - o* Lan @ a . 4 & Aili 4 asrM ~ * is Vatea a. * “+ ~se" oes 2s ’- 3 Hf as ot a Ps —— > > ; . . od = . : a . freid yester- Bengougn. : a eeime ne. year when Melinnis. the veteran. NEW YVORK.—Andy Reutis of turfmen, Owners were beginning to and Ee. FE. Mai@rs will be repre- | hope it will be done. It ig a big ¥ 4 Y 2Caied that a2 wewemeewell was the “iron man SiUZE ME 4 : —— si a IPQ 2 iss = et ‘ 2 > —_— Pa =- e >* . > : . ~~ ; ee se i - —_ j I zu m= theé ols ae We ent them working CHICAGO. Willie Davies, Char- The coming. season wil! bring Monday Morning. Caligula. Randal’s from it; if Incent Richards tan , ior Be tnat bt iLar: 2 bee’ Ww BOie Ca a ric a & +s — . ee See 2S ~ ad * - ’ s 2 . eae hese . fe. are a ME ; io — ae terel, Pa. beat Ernie Peters, Chi- many topnotch jockeys to Fair- Royal and Fehrah. while E. lL recovgs-fis spark of confidence: if ee rs Te = ani ret St" — a ry. od c , af + + >} 7 s a" Pa Refer Ct) i2s™ 4 od - - » * 2 ® eae . >... -* —* ’ a-* - tior Palnhka Er ' their pitching may Of- **f2 2s togeuicr =e Gere * i cago, 10 rounds. mount. game of wham thave newer | Sitescentt (anti. hac ~weh useful this poor old cripple c recover naipna ITZ. soph “ye former Cub was a2 power on * ry bad Wien like dence and made them forget their —— AEROS, SLL > WHOM have never Fitzgeraid’ Will have such useful ‘53:8 poor oO Pp an aves 458% tine sai — 2 - in ? ‘ory rervy Dad. matte AS Cevuice amd iis at ot ass 2 -®& » oes - " ~ . ~- : — . " * ‘ . TS sikely at one guard defense. as Well as on the of giggled baal Rl sae oo i INDIANAPOLIS—Chack Wig- appeared at the C olinsville course. steeds as Dr. Cardenas, Marionett from the extreme age that is de- 4 o - — - — & et ke i lis ies ve” ior Sh erde!} aAmiIG Ss ot eee O. nervous ness. re . . . 7 5% rae _*- > —- es . rs is eer. s* ra bd - ee —— , - . a = 4 = . - r . capable of piteming a. - TouDle WA YOURS Pe. d. India li igh a land, E. Taylor, W. Watson. P.: Forbearance. Heed, Coy and Double (that we really de curl up from oid eft ; + ‘ - mamen FT he righ i cn . _ * nan} S Ter may lan % nape *. ess t reunds. . * ~ . ia ° ee | ball if they Rappen % ve te” “~ they are undependabie. sine; me noY. XX. YR H Groos. F. Maguire, ©. Hainsworth, Quick and W. E. Applegate ill age. It is the future that we have a t ther hand they may S¢ t€?fTi- wiay bang-up ball but just te be gaat . | —— J. Berry. J. Sy! W. Bogan thine —_ scollections. Ch look t ad the fut is af .2a* u .fe!r —_ 526 ” - : 2 }+as> 7 - See 5 a Cas de - Gulf rt Mi kn k t ° . Cry). - Sylvia. s oganowski Oring = weet Recolls ciio is, narge got to oo (Oo, an - ure eee ; +, 3 :¢ *rey Pt a¥vway to - (a4 rr Dp +> o anther Ivy e GF : je if they get same th ther me cau Jehnny Berry, Philadelphia, four |2"1 O. Mazoue. On Fourteen Sixty. Toreh Girl and the question of the development of ed 5 Ea eg ms Scape at rennds. ' Eleventh hour registrations were *ah Reckon. ‘younger players.” bby Ha ‘TT -— ou i+ ad nines at the a. ob hdene tune in the i wwWNw | ew S TA . oe > fo RE Ss ARE GOO D . ~ R E Ss Bt are ©) mes frown ne 2 and officials——not th = r , a atetet ¢ ma Pp: , . moe T! can - t Ca — ‘ on aba " * . ‘ + Ppoianige ; a Ce pan O'Parre!’. BOB O’FARRELL, | enaceesfully themselves and nd confidence, I believe. is tne - is 4 > . (IB. T : -ae 2 aad nl — se De fae . s _ ; rt. — - , ) ms “as given no Beficiais were all oft Hart mete t | ee ee rece the Gieadvan- ‘!canna have the same confidence ° s © r . cs er — hia mae ee . hoe = “> : OO” in Yankees Have irs" GiSseaGurade- Cannmot sia sa — é ; P . a% Pat ~s oa = batted Dut 281 curing eo | i, Sion *% eer: ed ner = = who te aye pee Os \ an — , - : mo Start ' s s ra . = @ zc S a a. , +2 i 5a FF eS 2% > uial ffemse which he wil! =2 ge forret to niar ser tage Oi = ott ¢ a iii se * en oe ar as. Was .Orced sled ys) & “92 i . ze _—— sia ir the timo. menmiewrh * co rt T*"« a Tew x pei in hero. meat Ff Y ‘ ~ ¢ er firsi=-vear puavers 43: tae seas” Lnrowusgs t- Tusecd. S24 . : _= fp t- ~ » P —- _ Shs a - si : ae - -~* Se A UNO mi fiddie 10 Mike Gonzales, for-.. as ae: galiaaalaa ame ed Cite cc es tte eniionte ot 4 ee ee ee, i ee ee ee ——- —_ Qr “Hig ] 27TeT arg ‘ss ete a th ‘ a ake iO f55a i . ~ ~~ Ne eet ae - ‘Tt T} e-Tit " MO. hakd - & mos ~ 2% ‘7 ° - > e P one % tiniers us ‘= _— “ ¢ . . rad “ > $ _ -s ene . . — ether? tad ~_--4 a ss « i ; . os chs ry. . "- ‘ ; - . ceded . ‘ : i ° se arses ’ 7 : a += . >» 4 ts +}? 4 ‘rT T:ve a te hot Seltth' tn _ _ ep £2 Le weeacnesses ee ee nd [a nian « 46 and a lot of it They know . having muca tie a ts better than ©’ Farrell. Ut | Rill «Fowler eee. 8.20 2.80 3.40 at SE ERS ie el nae i : 2 - rare Ss « aia tints a - Se et a SEN — can mm 92 cme Om : = - : Sr i ek | 6 ee.” eee Ni“ z.@ - i =— ' + mark for he ° sree Ne * y OTri.= _ - | rit €. .- é¢i ese hn + 2 “9 - ge -— ai : tac ~~ > 4 ait ie E . : 3 4 2 as ‘ + lens disc c unt ba x {ancy rye 7 W eT: fa rT} = ™ 7; ‘a ral ors = Fe > * aa z : we - GO WITH GENE TUNNEY PR J i, = Sra: Sixth rec ; ia (il me {iD [uZ2 r was at bat but £4 times during | anc Hoss aiso ran Dall Ti 2 to 2 field. Blair French. a member of ‘ > —— , a ‘ + . as 1e t= of — saa x ho showed UD a ae PeeSouEn rent now BEULAH PARK SCRATCHES. ’ ast year's squad, who showed uj mesthe injured list and unlikely tc rare—Youns ne ; -~ itr -. = | al | aoe ee TPN ee “— --— “Tetra gee r? . 1 - ' : — 2 eef 261. Collins" mark is .°91 liam L.. Eda ‘ 2.50 Tan i By the Aseociated Press « + ia ttt for Severcid * (The batting averages of th: jones: Deen (Thort — Orieans and Dallas team ferid’s series receivers: ayne> ; ..13.78 aS 4 . ' ; | Tomer ng “urrar 5 20 393 nennant winners in the Souther \ B & BW. BR. SB Ave. Pinketg (Abe | Ce cee ee ee ae 7 Ge 822 F fF ..cee i “weer 2 28 2-5 wah Teer Gewen Oaks.| Association ang iexas 4«“as" ; . - Finnegan. Fasrciste. Fiea. lente f y ise im which a iss 14 4 i: ; . ineligible. because of a one-dar / naa RAC E—Five 8 seeeataage ae “le yi tory Saturdar, and ; avosiee = |b which ersures uniform stretch and tension of every cord in the tire to Syracuse when the Cards ites (Court 11.39 Z80 59° Valley” Jira Scott, were considered THEY’RE BANDED | | ) 3 f Frank Snyder from the jen ine :Schacrie F s probable opposing hurlers to- ie Bh : : Se : ants and that w: reused athicte Ge- | Funr. 10825. Jonny Bee Oe day. Barring another tie or post- for your protection Q—What is the “Flat Band A—It ensures uniform tension and United States Rubber Com Company, | pom me net to repor Sarnfier Lena Rinehart, Oharusan. Sol, ponement, the seventh game Wil THEY'RE BANDED Method” of building a tire? stretch of every cord in the tire. is used. It combines maximbum | - Wh: a ii « s work nae a se x4 a otis eee Ss tnessienlt iene bus play d in New Orieans inurs- — because we're proud 4 The tire is built in the form of Each cord does its full share of strength and maximum flez- | 7 =. V¢ ands out. it a Laity. & field. day hem —" od cl Laie . Mtensive star that he really out-) New Orleans ..199 010 (96—2 7 2 “es | a flat band upon a drum. The the work—no more, no less. ibility. | | hh : ines the New Yorkers. O'Farrell HAVRE DE r ‘RACE = SCRAT MES. | Dallas .....-.000 011 000—2 7 2 THEY’RE BANDED iit plies of Latex-treated WebCord @ Just how is this accom- O— What Ont ee , 0 the greatest man behind on en. Sunt Foarth roan ath «Roy and Lingle; Pence, Riviere —the quality is there | | are laid and fitted by hand, one plished? ng add to the service of i . mee today on the defense i= Rows Clark pacer ibn race—hH an t and Billines it .s a — = e ° : : ma how to handie pitchers Hy Oy ay DO Workouts. ——— THEY'RE BANDED § above the otber. The opposite The plies of Latex-treated Web United States Tires? | noe tyles m throw He's a sure silica on Cc wns JAKE LANUM RETURNS —hand-made, long | edges of the ban are turne Cc 1 as fi t laid on the drum are — makes the tire uniformly . | : tl flice and what's more. he is a IAMCISVILLE. Ke Sept. 28.—Tracé filled. Su tra pped around and securely anchored to . . rong t hout. It eliminates : > | gh man to pass a* the plate. __ Ae TO ILLINOIS VU. SQUAD — | “beads” consisting of rings er under no tension. The relation of —— —_— shiv | 1} TS His shoes [to be coon- The same does not hold true of Maybeck a Candy Gurren So: Thee by the Associated Préss : Five full inches— at ds of pi wire im- the cords, one tothe other, is not De ‘ f the old ; | : Takes tris. Bengowsh i prob.| Gait. 26, Fecers. G02 5, Freer. CRRANA. Yi. Sept. 28.—“Jake" many ig: me The flat disturbed. As the band is shaped style construction, of some cords ot ckn rely on the the best thrower of the lot. .35 3-5. My Favorite, -39 5 Best an Lanum ne of Coach Robert Zupp- bedded in ard ru r. on the shaping machine, every being too taut while others were } = “a i's injured. The chances are) 25; Wa" tse 28: Serbs 3 *2; 2 three sophomore backfield | band carcass is then brought into unit in the tire ta wader the loose. In Flat Band building, all is wope Dalesman, with Pat Collins will do the bulk of 35: Gale. 36 25: loneport. 97 35° hopefuls, who have been kept out shape on a special machine. oe ae the cords are under even tension, | Werk for Hucgins. And Pat ‘337s ra Bucke -37 3 eile -35 | { practice. was back in the Orange condition of tension and takes its 4 i? ence that his footwear ; Set no world’s series on fire. Ruty ™ “GBT 35: Aurous. 3 35: Mthel and Blue uniform yesterday after- Q— Does this differ from the natural position as the shaping and flexibility is uniform. There :7 ' : * as ts bad heer * mractts dev j — ; Was out for a time with a ba nN _ : mk La Orelene a ae 2 tues. Fee rn! aie sai a the r usual method of building proceeds. Each cord adjusts it- are no weak spots to elop . pha bie. and is mot the best thrower in 'r : Hae ; 3 = 3 i w " Abe 69 25 a alas wy are oe Se : tires? vif to exactly the samme tension. trouble. ; world. Sever i ; alw avs has el “9 51 : 4-2 Man i s TS ; . $-2 3 Pate , the 77} -i camer ad en j ‘ known a8 @ “pitch out” catch-| Sunday Caner, 30, $5:) SS! pork: spend the stharneow Senna g- | A—Yes. Before the United States Q—Do all the cords run the Q—What Com developed 7 A ent: sal Mme who makes the hurler... "5° ° 3 Fa cle. - _B . te ms en @riil rather than working r ; Rubber ( ce me developed ese 8a way? the Flat Band ethod? 7 ; = : an effort so that he wili be ae er + on eames Titen 3. passing or backfield formations at t Band Met od, the usua : me . ai) Band 4 thod *« -. lan or Black } able to catch the man (Soiewtis -30. Geterdine, 50: One Sixtr|| Zuppke is developing Nickol, his Fla enltd. tal A—No. Each successive ply has the A The Flat Me . was t 9 3-5. Tractor, 60: Panis 44 4-5: Ma: , ; ractice was to uSe a me ee gs developed by the United States ) it . i 7 | , Old Hank must set ‘hime co 4h 4.5. Listle Bias? -50 3-5: Un. ‘atest backfield find, whe made | P f which the cords running in the opposite di- “a. “apt e 4 peta 0, Tip. % throw. O'Farrell does not’ ean 52. Roval Omar 332-5. Camera! | ring-shaped form on cnitien: om thant te Gateshead tien te Rubber Company and is patent- t eer help. He shécts them |" >): Kee nik: lady Lynn. 1-05 | | cord fabric was Jaid and pressed fon is 5 aaa alin ed and owned by this Company. . 7 Wn the line. Be. Mesttgeeen. 1 3k. ere 1 2 | into place by a rotating wheel unilormiy strong 4 y pout. | ae 2 eer sxgeeeeng I » Te SIE IE Mn ZIG if in contact with the sur- Q—Is a special form of cord _niteg States Rubber Company : " bof the ankee tr : nomey . or je 2 iy fag ” Sir Ro : ; ° L | as Quarrel. They do not Pat ah Vary TGs 25. Mer, Dee | face of the rubberized fabric construction used? | | So. Satori eins 1-03: Hero of the Wings 107 2.5: Eau | Q—What are the advantages A—Yes. Latex-treated Web Cord, Teods Marks =) ' teas .%s ©*3850n has been pelix & . 1: Bot Spot I 4: Penge of Flat Band Construction? a patented invention of the ° | for Men the Cardinals strongest — ‘ Nee ot ae nee ‘ a. wae | abies. It has been one of the can 1+ 3.3 2: Peart at ‘ 2 : sain we | ~ Ree? weakest. That wae 120% gl wile at of | DS, a N TATES > ies tees when Huggins grabbed “ Threeouert"s mile Candy | Reck > a | | 922 Oli © wt. i Ted on waiwers from Washing- ; Y yo rset pe lis “Bice To . (rer Ee gh eng f the | , 2 — wif , ; Ft a he Cat pn 8 Arcus wlatc¢ CORDT RDs ve you ' : > elle ~— poe gen a. : oT os Sow + ag I is 2-5 as ae ne tl gp cain troubics. Neo | R : : 25 th o }@#T mitt Clara 1:15 *.4 Golser Sent. i i¢ = 4 interes! ° ines and Banisters. he learned that Chicago owed Mack's meee. Se Fe. eT 2h. Cr PAY As LITTLE AS $1.00 | CIGAR If Mm Guite a sum for the re- . & 25. Alice Foster. 1.19 3-5: Jexi- | 4 , la on D [/ ’ =r ey ‘ D 3-5 — olty. I AA x Pe erenion _ CORDUROY TRES STORES Retail Dealer > Supptied By ‘ r for OolidT. 7hes on “done” the Cardinals ; + #4 hom ct ams 138 2-5-— "Prody | SKINKER SALES CO. wM. A. STICKNEY CIGAR CO.) Md hare a bir «fre tn eatch- 1-18. Aneons 37 1G: Petie. 1:28 2-5: | 3420 Wechingtos BL 1109 Locast St. St. Louis, Mo. i MAin 3841 <A A COO ni NE A TO ELE e TCNEE eft ince te. semana Ah A AE GI mt rile At least that fc indicated ov : “TFT. Loum frure. nr tha wark eght hited egg . . ent ct. — | Stare =. a iSth., P.ast =. lau ri : t : . ; ; ; Orpen venings and Sundays f the various mask he | “4 : ™men é ’ « a the regular campaign. bei: a atipas e

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PAGE 26__ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926__ . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _____ ee re mee an rs GLENNA COLLETT IN STIRRING FIGHT DEFEATS ‘MRS. HILL TWO MgEAPER WATER PAS TME oe oa Three Dogs Will “Big Ten Games Satrdey ' Big 10 Elevens 9 Ses or Ss se “Taner a DAVIES IN , r FR COUNIY, If apt 3 or 2 — th @ic eh . Oklahoma Aggies at Michi- apt. Marks, can get both a slash fendpe Peen : gar : i t | t > ing and running combination which ‘BOUT UNDER NEW LAW | of "2 cy e Ohio . te Strong et. “-ense —— der ‘tho meat Ttttr . ‘Toe ” a a r ; a dens . es (et —* + Ye ae 4 ‘ss } : io e - i=©¢ is 62 & sat eG. . . : =? Bi a , evened DePauw at Indiana Another team which mad wn tie erential te Wie eothn mare is er Ernie Desa ; , en 9 onig ioe Coiuege #* noe = oor Showing last season—Chio . , ss Es vor esti RI cna “ea : vp , ny ‘nae ‘ ’ : pm ais Serre See ee a me A a eT ee 5 ahaa , , ™ “ * iy si 4 q ¥ ee oo ee Ce co a hprie WA". PoP ae - t ey SS Ma Ses Mibict RRM, i Bao Vi. Voy oe “: Menta. fs ue 7 Hee aha, segthie 2y son alga tereipees ‘ » - si M2 > - n aa habe J fe hed vw 3 * the state was given pin: e under wor i Filo it Chicago ’ a expected to . put ina =“** | weesieeaconueese = a ion 4 : =p ‘ ‘last eve ' piex Of the aE SE Wit t€ ib ‘2B tate rong bid for honors this season. ngton Theater Co. to I ; _ a es Faye ; hts e8 cm 7 ontaine Road Wher é sila i ~ th the car. Marshalls Ribbon, Bottle Wash- Nort} akota at go eT N Chi aioe ie jles has a number of at the Avenue Theate- ots naeod n® stentls re i i sk dbiiath ts Sack South Dakots : Purdue - Navy and =e which ‘Louis. P. H. Cohn is president ang; the head whii we. 7 p Land Is Worth $1200 a te ie ea re * ‘ » . ~~ ( PIES IE Mane : gr ee NE Meee is ale sera Duala te ais Be SR ent! 1 at Northwest- nen mn his squad er victor Florida Games Among Head- 2 beh AO on bil EE RT Mile PIP MA Py pa ep ey, deren peliinal hdnvensngiti s pie ree : ‘ Be ww PAIR GA AE PO ACTS YALA 8 FO PRORATED FD sats ety yee - > . * 4 r ’ ‘ ; ‘ a > > - ‘ r . . . . > ~ - - > * . . - & ia ie 62% a+ #4 or > C3 : 4 - f r ~ refwus > ? City Woman . Maureen ; nw] ‘ - per Pr) 5 ra ros pened ryé ‘ Poe so sar. ; . ra eas $2 a . : oe , : 8 ae -—~ bad — Tae . ie, ibe Pi . - com ' M PAIGN. Di z= } — . — - = la ae mmecinting sete ah) i d ae i Lee os. Orcutt and Ada Macken- Diss? 01 ae aman mmante ee Sse TSE SHAPE FOR GAME Qi :eams in the Biz Ten qenderen es oe ee ee eee ee . ' : 1 cans when Morel Re NSE a oe ee ee Oe M6. ) zie Deteated. | gy eager m TT Siitis Wanker ent ‘siete ae ee he Post-Dispatch ee ROUTIS WINS ON FOUL | cg ono a Saga sgeivernsor he | | ,- LOUISVILLE COLONELS FROM WYORENG COWBOY |, CRIPPLED FOR SERIES **_" : ; me Associated Press ~ ~ = on GO, Sept. 283 —7 ppb a Bs tae S VME Sy: a és PN Aa met ¢ ‘ Re SAUTE cig ophorey wee an ee ata wepiialibess ,neis champion issociation, wil srid’'s series” oronto Internationa! th nant winters badiy ha Se ee ee eo OEE ee en ee ne ae ae r Renate Shel, Py sgt alee 4 yee pw nan? iain bila i; injuries tained in the ty minutes an aft - & ~~ j af en Ioiliowe il be able to; -4 w days of th on, Presi- the start the round “he referee we “ae >. One way in which ctry factiita fairly good idea of the merit %* ae mie Gace a ee ee ee ee ee nine We : F gould be extended into St. Leu favorites and hann- ok. sae 2 ore his .-0 ®t seem v Post-t q reer Pa PCRS depart ul for Canads middleweight ‘on aA ound ; ) atc} } me County territory, tf the =e | € 4 Swrr ir?) & , TWh eu Sul ee 1 ses bed a tla cM hae Bd a ones ee is suffering from 4 ion over Abd EF] Ket «fate nages ¢ | gin EE whe county with the ety is & the outstanding team in oti ™ Hit¢ sy said “Mans: Walter Hoean € Os , - | sei al ae r the people, was described by Hug an@ is expected o}- .¥ ss diy crippied Im ong fo x, ; to ; } third i cong : ” ~ ) aes dig ee Warner, in a luncheon talk b e with ‘a victory over Oklg-/4"d Betzel is on the casualty list decision from Juliu isse, G er tk : . ee ‘ , 7 : - oe . ee on, ™ ' 9 “* m: affic Club at tre Char ie . Rt r 4 >| >: . ° ° L? ~ ~ —s = _ ¢ . ‘ Agetes ' rith a bad wrist sprain which may man midd | rt ~ champion team wil pea fore the Traffic lr por ‘ ut - . Y . “ . ; “4 | ge _ ? be : m= a, 3 (are z é = a + a Ley esac , : " ; > - oh , a a oh . a 4 : aT itz i¢ OD LOS] 7} : q@ expected ; nei i? 808g. pr - : r ; ee ae . . 1 + Lr _—— +} . rile With An- } 3 ie i a eile — In addition — oes is «per ing $1 Pr} sam y M C A Wagner te North to that there wil Siege emt county territory, ry '€i. Na avg OE CRS aI grant vd 1 Spaaftas no » re seh itt pean P ah bs we 4 ¥ we 7. me en ealebeln i dee ibe, shal CH a ie *s 4 ee De a kL) ee eH SR Poe AER 26 cas eR TO SO wae or teh dee , os : ‘ , - % tine 4 - i 7 cots wr 4 pe thigd; seit amid a F tall ge Gea by res Di ome : ee oo > —_— aia ipal revenge wou ” | -_ ; 2 ee - : -Pernish funds for genera! im prot EX N Sy | Ement of the community, withs re . : * . aes Theerns i 7 Pine pol 4 — work: ng hardship on the prope DON’T pass it by with just a glance, but Mtuyhetie Wilder: Beaass | : Mics Tne cases income study it! Think about rt! Analyze it! Re- THI tim. oo | - - “Water Division, Wagner continu : Miss BR: King Fie@lte este! : rf. would provide money for fourth member it! Read the descriptions of the or ee A gt ea 1 : extensions of the water system. ieeumach 30 ZR 3 . | 4 Case fi Point. three stages of ripeness of the leaves on the =, - Farms in the northern part of : . ais ritek Wartles | a J PS ‘ tobacco plant and you will realize why a cigar oo pened ieinines : Nn ‘ N 7 ee => ee oe op ; RIE peo Ore {] 1 O T 1 He bevs {: had to ebtain permis always tastes better when « is made of care- oo Repabaan ' TE trom the county to lay a wat there f Chain of Rec fully selected ripe tobacco. ic. rom Cha a sie 3 PES Reba. tg, WY 3 ia Mi ps AIT paca Ge ates ‘i Pee BR eR ene PBS GAO NS 9 FM BGI 5 Ag vi eis fi . St wie. aloes alot! Sent, aps tas 'Srith ‘he agreement that reside _@ionr the route would be allowed Lag TOBACCO IS UNDER-RIPE Pei acer ay _ Pibuy water. The result. Wagner ¢ ese top leaves were the a ae ee. Wa 1" a last te grew and they ere ®Te re eee Tock - un os . mie Paelare: 4 was to huild up this ter ae “8 ——. tyme ENTH RACE—Futurity | MD tery alorg Bellefontaine road ts is the tobacco t gives fa nO? Rromiey | ; 5 ae : * . hein so eS re og yin % at land there is selling now @ the d geet res ve rs = an eere. On Hall's Fer * teste. Beyvuk never uses ¢ > gead——paralie! to Bellefontaine ro —where other conditions are sin THIS TOBACCO IS RIPE Helmonti Rooke Joe | | These muidie leaves are rightly pleced lige Irist | = eel Mar but there ts no water line. la twirt earch amd sum amd are perfectiv “MATCH RACE—Feturin: i i 4s worth only $200 an acre. = under-ripe tobacce' Res ic $ os be . a = : i ee) “15 =e a & te 7 & +) rpened ty Netere. Thev ere the finest 7 | &p r leaves on the plant—the only leaves that Battie Wrsha i a a pds: rworks ae | A e new waterwor are good enough tor Bavuk sipishliiaasitidaiatain : MANION BROTHERS WILL . o j gically located to serve the cour & Warner said, and the city cet IN TRIPLE A FOURSOME | 1 1 eer ss, ant 0 te om PLAY HELD AND RICHTER ? " | the privately owned county ¢61 .inie heat —— a i “4 Dany. having no taxes or divider “Yo pay. County fire Insurance rai LS an TOBACCO IS OVER-RIPE » for. Oct. 1 ‘i Manic | => # f are high, he asserted, because rig yo — are over- > age _ STOTREers,. JOANNY ant immy ) >. th ' Fmadequate water supply and f ceuse ft were Tet t© grow he: + Bad LT er BR mis > . . a 3 ¢ ripened long before harvest ce — . She sla —— 2 ao } @nd police protection. cme-—then lest their crig- | ae peTS. Descri! ing dangers of fidods & mai flavor. Thev do nor , : i ee, “Eee ee DETROIT CHECKERS WIN | f Here is’ another reason why local adver: ae RR threes of disease from the Fh uses this oever-ripe tobacco AT PHILAD FAIR ° c | agen Be Ges Peres, because ft ee Cr C r4 ~ , > Si Sit city from the county. Wagner if ELSTBA tisers will find it most profitable to ; SE ~~: up to cote In three words, therefore, we can SS | ee H he EL. hes concentrate their advertising in The 3: : a a sal oan aa auncaiall to 1 gI ' ost impor SS and Heat chalked victor Billhonarea. PS oniy You'll see what a tremendous oe ; ‘eee mewn, ro pe 40,000 greater circ ulation of the Post- Dis — ae pester difference this makes the minute . : - : 2H f2rms left in the county, he sal famuy within The Oe 1S 34 times patch over any other St. Lous newspaper. ‘ and many of these here becom : No bitter kick-back! No fiat | 1; aes ius ‘ Cs > Com missio id prevent tin PRACTICE IN THE MUD | Bulionarea. Interpret that fact from the much more productive for local advertisers BRE bine cpouca by the ou : wee standpoint of relative pur chasing pov fers 4 F Smee bes “menting oppones taste! No harsh bite! Just every good point you've ever wished The Billionarea is worth three and one-half the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, ies carries . oo for in a cigar. > oe . : | . 4 le eee ech times more than the newspaper carrying more retail advertising than all other St. | "POLICE ASKED TO INQUIRE KT ‘ , , ‘ ' a |) for their lack of foresight. point® and it means just this: that one copy of That these tacts are realized Py local ad- HE ov: that purchase of Forest Pa better a cigar tastes when it’s SX ih diate Warked on ano Ue vour advertisement outside The Billionarea Louis newspapers combined 4 _eATe OF ¢ YEAR-OUB 5 made of ripe tobacco. ia the other peat | ogee 7 ths, a? . in A ee a er ner mc , Rew E Tyner gree 7 ia Added hi ae ez, VUSI $y ey ee ae OE OLLE DOLD MELLO DP Be Rtn, (jf /ff A 2 for $860 6098 ence was oppowed. 1 a4 hewspaper carrying your advertisement in vertisers is evidenced by their actions— ye SE. fh ouch its Innd now is werth $31 . “ Bae 9%) 500, besides its greet cl ty, a se Zé . a A 2 ¥ Y, , if, cairn Le aren eee ett -xtan Rrothers Hospital | ‘Tas F Sechiveter. & years 0 e rs ‘ — ‘ ee ! , " [ 2 " 3 (Fe } oo a ‘3 a ane bec ag : , | f é ' | ' e os — ' | “ wee . ; a — ' <I2! Segrh T we! *th street. - \ _ , - "sales . © sor : | re ee ui aie % : a = "SPreg skull Fa: —_ —_ -- es °*Dital attaches sali@ the @ “It: Ri T / es | : =" = orenght there Sunday &F S O ' i . ag ’ on They were told Be | ‘be ‘lohacco: OCT. 12 BEING ARRANGED | WE 2---1 tn an aecomebee om Every Bayuk Cigar NEW YORK, Sept. 28—The last a ; Texas avenue. Set roan co. INC. The Highest Ranking P—~D+-C Newspaper of The BILLIONAREA—the Greater St. Louis Market. 322 No. Third Sc. — — en pEpects » Pring | ! , \ _ iribations te the ‘Red Cress atn a 4 J Prone: Central 1884 ason her it \S-rognd beu : 4 nm ce Se a reac : between Harm , Terre || ce $589.403, national hemeyweteht whe. faulted te aet’s —_ pStnounced. A mininvas o & ia Wek Sack Sumner cue ee ail (000.060 is sought. : ak. ee ee

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— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _gTUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926__ _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH PAGE 27 REAPER WATER | CONTRIBUTIONS TO RED | AUTO ACCIDENT DELAYS U.S. NAMES 22 DEFENDANTS — COMPOSER KRYLS' DAUGHTER |TWO POLICEMEN GIVEN PRISON |MAKY AUTO BATTERIES DEAD | SALMON FISHING IN GREAT CROSS RELIEF FUND IN SUIT FOR $5,000,000 — DENIES SHE WILL NOT WED TERMS FOR LIQUOR CONSPIRACY AFTER CARDINAL CELEBRATION LAKES I$ A POSSIBILITY | 4 4. Mitchell Palmer Among Those Has Not Changed Mind. Says oe ; | . , ' > Two Others Also Sentenced for Wisconsin Experimenting to Deter r f : Bosch Woman Offered $100,000 +t Repair Sheve. Bee Sul Busy With . d PALIN IF Contributions to the St. Louis CAR THEFT TRIAL Involved in Sale of | 3 | ~ | a fe Chelsea, Maks.. “Ram Recharging Necessary from mine Whether Fish Will Inhabit i I an ele ee a a /Cha ter of the Re > m Remain Single Until 30. | . } pte the . d Cross for re Magneto — Syne: rs . . E a Use su pertor’ s Waters. lief of sufferers in the Florida hur- By the Associated | HICAGO, Sear 20 a -—ccmve Use. | ricane. today reached $67,500. The : PITTSBU RG. tg ‘Sept. °8 ——i Go ie e , aU, - 4 39. — Miss | By the 4A seerciaty ee Ba ttery repair shops are still By the Associated ve Marie Kryl, pianist and daughter BOSTON, Sept. 28.—An inspec- | MADISON, Wis. Sept. 28.-—Sal- busy repairing the damage done by largest contrii-ution received today Serious Iniurv oD h F. Gart former director of wsthion : jury of One of 1 @- sep saffey. tl oe Walmaitt test, tees kdeder and |. re rey Tecra: sy re y | : mare MERGER WING in the office of the Alien tor and a sergeant of the Cheisea the eemtinmous toctiae of Pebdas mon fishing in the Great Lak DAVIES IN LINE FoR BOUT WITH L Was Oe Of 3200 from the Kiwanis fend sales ; te th h . ’ ? : ° e2@4 composer. denies reports that she Club. Yestercay's contrfbutors endants Causes Postpone Froperty Custodian, has been served | Py chneaied ting a gt rw police force .have been fined $700! night when St. Louis burst into ai ® possibility of the future. were: .: ™ 22 de- ha aig se Ti iiié avd . | , ' x a+ € . " . , — St. Rose of Lima Council, K ment at Danville, Ill. oan a “goa nar ee a suit Marrying gSpiro Hadj'-Kyriakos ‘each and sentenced to 18 months’ noisy celebration of the Cardinals The State Conservation Commis- Ceuncil 'fe ts name in a civ a ee P oe nn “ict ? . R d Where a. 3 C. ac laaad Se the Department of Jus- Greek nobleman. terms in 1¢ Atlanta penitentiary | mnant victory. sion is experimenting with the enaitii - . - 9 ° -* t ; 4 | y- Aj ’ % ontaine oa St. Louis Machinists ice tn Massachusetts Federal Bohumir Kry! offered each of his for conspiracy to violate the Fed- ot hor ene. Se ardinal fans propagation of aalmon to determine By a Staff Correspondent of the ™“c* : es aga a te ma R00 3 hase yeas eage thought of the damage which might two daughters $100,000 they ’ T z whether the fish can be made to , }@rai preniovition iaw. Sentence was be wrought. But as the night wore pee: Warren Meti nis -fcerer W C.arenc aguire Cou to-recover $5,535,564 from Is orth $1200 QR i iw 8 maguire Post-Dispatch. | Court tae would remain single unti] — aia B. E. I a ‘the sale of properties of the Bosch s until ts com : sany machi : stalled for want | Mhabit Lake Superior in sufficient Herman T. DANVILLE, TL, Sept. 28.-— TB i ae neto C ized during the pursue musical careers. pronounces Sy Fedewms 26e7) (Ce ee ee , Magneto Co., se Morris. The officers are Inspector of “juice.” Morning found them numbers to make canning an in- le Heriuan _ Fabricius i : a Cited as Examp of wluee 4 eu. trial of 10 residents of St. Louis. world War. sister married some time ago and. be at oe - Adewvital ; * opie |Eonaparte True | ial , : “h was recenthy, Marie announced her Thomas Quieter, brother of Mayor With dead or devitalized batteries | dustry in this section. its. Mra. J. ,| East St. Lovis and Belleville on A. Mitchell Palmer, who 3 er ie 5 gi ee Lawrence F. Quigley of (Che! stranded on the streets, and the re- | ' City Benefi Walter E. I Alien Property Custodian at the gagement. wawWwrence . Quigley of Chelsea, ‘ | ; Only a few salmon have been ‘ . - - + ; . —~e . of t that t? ao nd Sergeant Edwsa W. Isbester. Pair crews were working at top ~y & oe lant was sold at At that t'me, her father. ° — 0 cmaticnassaate 7 drawn from the lake in the nets | o— f° fisherm h a suffi- 9 bers of « rine which rhe repairmen are still rushed of fishermen, but they are ie i > . —~ . "oa °-o2 4a orm, ST ha re val “ ~ ; al . . oes : . bs definitely in Federal Court here ,meg in the suit. Fuge ang offered an. - elaborate ; | sOV ment ch dt shea With calis to administer treatment cient to give B. O. Webster, Btate ‘ . “r he overnment charge is he Ay h ‘ oe superintendent of fisheries, hope aod ee a IMS OO CObIOIE * mn bo baw SOS Orr OrorGrc Gr OcrOy praacrOreseson: charges of conspiracy to rob inter- | yesterday because of the serious in- aE hf a (we ne ro mies k. a ee ae ae ee Cc wedding at his * hame in Ts a The action is based on a aim de ga new hom I : ee to batteries which survived th i ‘ one - ” , ; e vr7 Le > Fae 7 e- . ¢ eden sears CHICAGO, § . | we sin five years. Only a few of the fish oon, IIL, Sunday night. Louis and Julius Boust—are under POF‘. } t the liv 4 , rie eo » ‘ °° : . S men were hurt >? p= be a =e ee net me @ we One Way in which city facilities san i! Teiiman : a. ie Diesse ihoret i@ be extended . Louis k ; 1, ies. er: truc tanding n the ‘oncreteé a itory. if the merger cf: 3 =. —e . pian | against the other defendants. the Tamesi River vit ‘and rescue: j he fire. will carry (eenty terriver: : orni ; , x tin , viv and rescued while fighting t r ehh 6 CaITY = u , No. 153, A. PF, highway without lights. Krutansky = a county wilh ne ciy iw ap- i ; ee Ofer eos s es ne : - of pic ture > a é ; ~ | Aeolign Co. eects ee + suffered possible interna] injuries “proved. without being a burden on : +" dgar } | eee F ibed br H | wile " —— . > 00 and several fractured ribs. His : people, was describe Vv ug! Wil rit kK. eo . : 1 oO ~ . ik ee |} imma E. > » Wife wae c2* onaz brufsed, and re- agner, in a iun cheon talk be- | Hethe ‘a Sadie Pte j e >. bed i : eae mained at a Mattoon hospital, } affic Club at tne Cham- _ -- 1 team wl he pre the ~_ i where her husba : rr -esterd i Bere hou : = | a striking ac ef Commerce yesterday. . r. A. G. .@chkh t »i ment. Webb and Sherm . ; of the new Missouri ryvin = ScQne: “wan East § is ure— posed es- "Speaking Men Aina Rae ; a t ¥g Lou ‘ ze not in jure: waterworks for -hich the |Jehn Jackson Investment C Ente - Cc > ai rl 4 rp Neaning Co. Defendant Pats Til. Another defendant. + An At : . / ae wr is spending $12,000,009 in pre | Fred ar mstrong Jr. fert, automobile dealer. | Elizabeth Longman ‘ e + + nois avenue, East St. at county territory. agner told | Jacob Emlin not present for trial. ebb. - @ attorney. presented physicians aff davits that his clfent was ill a ome. Two Dhysicians appoint 4 vy United States District Attorney 3 Grit wees Oro eee - ° ti f « os ~~ eS CHONG! Orgy *- ow phew readily the city ‘r division | Emil Weinzette! gd extend a main Tt 1 ' a road, running thi 71 "i + = . & nis ww sad « an ut 45 ual ; @ 7, } . . * ' Roif ' k of the new plant. : a Hawkins .. teature of big interey. me i p > 5 7% _ : =] 7." To” > | taxes than in its undeveloped oA § Ro —- A e ea from M = hi addition to the 'gendition. his itj : 7 / Ge 9 —e, ral municipal revenue wo uld V. Selvacg & Sons .. examined Seifert after the; ~* ' were filed and reported | was suffering from a oUt ooweorce — _ - US wt hs PD eae ~ "and was able to make a : J . 7 2! " : bs . th iy re to stand trial. Baker informed Judge Lindley he planned to investigate thoroughly the ab- | ¢ . / sence of Seifert. wou ‘Se et moh S Set TOM OUOUMINO UN a at fternis funds for general improve- ieent of the community, without ing cance on the property The added income of the Division, Wagner continued, ‘provide money for further arene Mrs. and ee Sixty-seven witnesses tw? states had been | | . | : ail 5 We | 3 | 2 1s gf gf? as witnesses by th = ea a cost of more however, was willi 4 r » ane ; “4 fendants was ru a here ty weeks ago as the result of sta ments by Sam E Kes East St. ’y - ions of the water system. 4 Case in Point. Lou's, a vieenagiagn box car ror ¢ ‘ ur , ‘ ] 1 We ae ; Bem che county, co Jay = °F | $13,000,000 FOR PROWIBITION onan eater ants ite assisting him in the @is 7 we agreement that residents ; nt ; , , ets te asceas ENFORCEMENT NEXT YEAR rose of 310.000 worth of freight me the route would be al 0 ; a ss ve : a" which he ole i series of ™® Water. The result, Wagner 4°- Andrews Says No | Material Increase robberies i llin in the last* ° ‘. = ’ Weis ; siad as is > tare to build up this terri- Is Sought—New Jersey a ne - ; tie a road so “ge o9 year. All deny ne harge. ‘iefontaine road so Separate Problem. — : $80 : Atimates ioot at 006. * By the Associated Preas : ‘ - WASHINGTON, Sept. 22.— Dukes pleaded guilty last week. Judge Lindley deferred sentence. appropriation of about $13 1.00 —. ie SF i we Dukes previously has served two r prohibition enforcement the | | for freight thefts fe #3 - 3 - : a , 7 next fiscal year has been requested estimate is total toot from box ker added oy the Tre asury. ar obhheri So 000. He says ¢ » ‘ce > . 7 - 3 - * . . f The new waterworks w strate- Assistant S cretary Andrews said a large part of the loot takendn the ’ 4 “near eee , + Rana tied e ~~ intiagn AAntem . ‘a liy located to serve the county. tocay this appropriation contem- ee of which he has previ- plated no ma lg increase over usly been convicted, went to police ee anne. ind the cit uid Boge vows i agmentogenegtah | nat pepe ints | ° . Missuppiy more cheapty then | the preen a The Rotogravure Picture Section privately owned county com-* riat ; — ‘protection. | 2, ~~. } Ma - __—o nN ea > = cy > A TT) ‘ we La? & & ri — . oe pare, naving taxes or dividends at ith. esterce } efendants who were here ° ™ sem¢tear Cites i *% +, 74 ? t dat ‘4 : =. sae oa ie pay. t oO Inty Ai * insurance rates : > yesterday trl . “2 : Toh nt, increase : ual total for ‘ Bags mys O e nex UT) dy OS . ; SLL AT -» oa h rm, . Ce - ~ es fool's paradise ch ager j 1 eration. _ | Charles Prahin of St. Louis and a fool's } s ie prob- Vewey G. Miller, wholesale gro- and ‘the people °° ben 3 ersey | cer. Of Belleville. | | : eee kate oo Sn |e res cate” | ures vines _peinene—Alect Cardinals—every. member of the P annexation.’ ' He told how the | . . . el eared rad champion team will be shown in a - tor in the River des Peres. where = - ° 4 Phat treacherous stream forms the oz) _ striking action picture—posed eS” al ; ONAREA / boundarn between city and county. CS tlh res — || agence pecially for the Post-Dispatch. 0 ip rec pM Ae Abe al agi aa di SAR oe ee AE rhe sy SP Oe Wagner averred there would be onomic advantages to the whole feemmunity from the merger and ~ a Ve hi ad hi, ped the talk of getting 1,000,000 | CC Hitt pPepulation had been relegated to Biliecs ae as : Pie part. Answering the srgument I”? our In addition to that there will be a Answering th fers nce in ah = tha: the city was not fitted to gov- wer hy the iif i: ——e of the ef z, Ll ited a Ao A ee ey, hae PRA AA Sahn CE. AMR E18 eee oe CTT a eS The Big Sunday | ost-Dispatch © tip m ae Are your children get mus! cal education? See the Post-Dispatch pages for suggestions and savi hints on the purchase of m instruments. Especially note the — ne rae Ne i a ten Asanriaced Prees | | ; ASHING SION Ser “¢ —— a er nome 4 OR he A re epecaamlaaaatiet « x * 8 RN es eres te E BS RA ACI NN fe PO a RR SALA RM IN SI EM See eg Ne Py gk ty agetc ae IE AAR REREAD AB ALAIN AO RE” Rin ESRI AS. FEN Mae Mili LeflBee Ng So > anes a ces a“? se ee ae : 7 % . pst are ee ib iat 2 ass «oe * ie

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wei O Gif iN TOUCH WITH OPPORTUNITIES FOR EMPLOYMENT! Read the help wanted columns. —Te 6 Coe ee “7 = WANTED—MEN, Boys ANT” « POST-DISPATCH Reaches Far MORE St. Louis Readey ae Than Can Be Reached Threugh Any Other St. Louis Daily Newspaper—Morning or Evening - | gee: ——— pexperiences men able thorough * Se! ft TH me LOST AND FOUND WALL Mn Ba a = ETC. eee One —SER, BOYS ‘SITUATIONS—WOMEN, | =— —- WAN kh apes zs a ‘on Sat- Lost Ee | AS iz OE papered. $6; 3 ing pine CAKPENTER— it. oid or tt ork Gay *OMAN—: jay work or iaupe Lai D APL RE Ie aa 4 eormpetent 9. tOUCE uy 23 - oe oe a a . : : : .art eid j afd ae = 4e ey ie Oe fe pe}? % apt : m ee 2 s : use ae . a ~ ~~ r intend t MERELI A—Loet . c Ambassador 2 7 i ic iT pape: Yee meing yr" Tat 3 a ik “ee Po i — re f t oe e ; . ——— eae ot & tn *t ~ ~ ' = — i “ - in en S. App ly uy a cB OG&a5 ee We } reward. LAT - si G cter 2754 ; arr } S133 } . or 3 ye Thurmen. DE im RS. ¥ 7 ’ = ! Soa z “4 : M aiti F loor ©’ GooD wail iiale pul on your walle very | CH FETCR—Si:- o ter. colored 'OM A. * : wet ‘y's wort mn : ba : stierson 1967R ‘ele Brown, JEfferson 1348M%. 0 | “Sete. «3. ee | FAMOUS-BARR CD. {ee een ee j be le or is BaG—Lot et _ edark OT Wh reas meble Mueninghaus 4444 Pek . ERING. painting. cieaning. plestefing.{i driver «iced: reteremce Linde 23% ” ween ~ —-— ae she DG Cl . B » Pal : - ' , =? é . = mai on e . j ae : Ome sal x e a & SERS 5639 1 a i | ae Ss MM ARKER— exper? a Tie oms $5 up Forest 32014. S| Cc ' ent 3h ' Oo ' HA». GING— “ee Call Bur- weiente far ix = re - - ~~ Tent priva? ; of A pmneters — ae. CU -~ ton. GRané 25701, 4241 Shenandoah (; ™ Ce’ &..8 oo : “WS ‘Funera! services. fram the Bopp chape A | es 3 : : : : . ; - : . : “ ™ : a ee ; . . . m as of Ties a ; 3} i 4 }e 7 ?, e ‘ al} 2 ST = — = i : ¢ > The Saeenncemagetiectientts Bi i a : ® : +4 . . a” “ _ - - ~~ . -- as o . > " . - reg . or ; ing So ee od 566. ASHERS —Repaired: any m: = lent opopriumiy % rCung BRAN DENBLKGER | re? che bey t and - REE RE ORE A ea o62 ert rachines rected. FIT); ~ rr a : Aa Moncat ove " : , ate anc i eepia te ene . = ——e - - — ia a tn A. Oa A ence, Tre] a Ll 2 i : Be Ms . + 32» .> é ae ' Wt: 7? ~ vee : M AY pao NES HEParREeD i 4A x. Aes DE i r > Z Le I gi: | CPP 5. : ‘ be - 3] 4 ‘? Ma —A ti wound - — . : . : cf . ‘ee acetal , 14 Der or SE ae merge — = . on" “oa bh niece Paice omy a vin ity. % T-87 J- Pe natch uae _ {ed Maz achester. » | = } ; S 4 od ey y - . . r 7 ‘ cee: ror TD 7 ‘ a” & -& ee . " " - eee apenas b - ' » se 4 é a - as ’ — . “alr? Lak “! 4 , a 5s sis " eek 4 . tart © a eran Cocon-rTage Bs. é q rr a > — ; . . wnday AT) 1: to j hk. an es “s , - . a . ; Rees Teac cael ——~ pr TAREE SAA “ ae :: ~ . " ; > ts. P - : sz me *-. 2 ey ‘ : é pert . % Sw ks Tieceasar a : ' “2 Mobna? ° : dear fa A cpr re inn ; —— : Asi 2." ae sia am SARSOS Tan PERMANENT mares cevg WF. Biers MARRIES MAS SOS rine opie | pice fooe comin Sor 2S) MA eee BE pers aa Packers St | aX PRINTER—Eoeieest Gasiilinn | room S08. es ply Employment funers : fron Ez. a Sc ‘hrur j a é . ~ : } "ei ae . itn = meno —— ME ATCT R—Sit. esires permanent Ra Sl; , a (en S-ep nera) home, 8125 Lafarette sven . $". Ka ? mship. | PIER( E—Entered into reat } Sept o- ISP: stopor leges 30 dame =D ALTE IWS vsirh ; “= : } 3 —— a—, MAN ty emn Prevoe, hushand of the late irolt $1250. Denver Sif 30. Low Angel Silla’ gatedanc’” oan DRESSMAKING—MILLIMERY 2.:8TEs— Si fovi-ciase meckanic aw Oe SN! SRST BURR SIR) pewter masried ane aioe: Pek MNES: fi fth floor | ) : — a um Cap Bide. rtm 342° ar oe | un : ae convert ac ~ " ne aor * bd > iicat : > ! _ ? = ar - . start ppiy Premiu “2 SES _ > ea! ae ar Tie ‘Ree : ; 4 - Jad . . . — + N a A. 3 MAT fet te TEAM Bae ‘ : > , 2 he - . vs a5 3 r “£ ry ¢ ] ™ . = 7 | xy ? Fr : . : ; Ente inte t on Sund —_— — je oa , jeg fs aoc \ ytars pe rei *how Purest in . P oT ‘ _ pie a eo B26 emec ay ~~ | ihe d Oo : c ” : be Pos: Kon a a I Teh h Ch - MA? XN gt aie “7 = oes eereinionienee ae . ee ~ ntracted siter this Gas 2) . gis | : : ia aN ispaich u : | af : ference, $5 week a3 tim pertan ice ines : ee en co — Scena Oris NB rER ; ee -. Grand Ree a _ P | . a @ Some cxpertence n hread s 2 : : 2 z ‘e a emt ore Products ‘Co. rere tes se NEAL CONTRA ? ict é DANCING Ey L Monéar - Sl Thess 1 Caz ire « sitio aaa a aa a 7 pT a i .. im i? how : s PT pestog arc tire wor Ar i Scion of tht Wino Sas ma | ___ CLEANING & DYGING— cis leies. Gier an aes ee: | nec eee 9 i senna apn gang F- Fox f. ‘Fansportacion te “: — ne : wait ns ve ae ae , A 7. . : i =i i mpeorment HyrTeay. 5406 Fria ogee: nure hi Cc Specit } " s e FT a , - aamee F ~ DbICs ° : => -' 2 ts .. 2 cage en . is : ~~ . . » — ~ : : . : = ; 4 , ~ Risneniiies : r MA » acho ' Frere wy ; +s + afte — : ms , ne anc car fove Pt om fw “t) ’ r pada : : = om “— a Gualitwations and Salary 7 w ednes . R Pent P } : ¥ : ‘ 2 . 3 Ya Pom: hepa ch a 3 4 ee a = . TS ning ai i Dp. ™m n nage of ~ if | OST n —™ a. i i win whe - . 1a" : 42 ; “i ings LImncd t Gc ™. x ‘ é sar - : fa — ae " errs —— eyits ee ee and FOUND || 22 ves: 200m _ time Bets a | Saag, Rdoe. ication, BOT —Te keep wicck aad ran "rand MAN need 9 capahle aes Seg oc Oth Stas . wumechey Zuners om bd ’ :? i2-? WA fag, @ ~~ : a 2 —~ je 7 Li ; ; ; rr) } ‘ ; . : ns wn Siete +> =) i" os : . - a : = . ‘ : er PY me gress Cer “ to Dittmer. Mo “Fe CHER! eo eee bon asses every ¥ — nine: aaa ss et le: eum , > A ses £ } pines ay a0 = wr = : > : - —_, dl aces ; C i: , - sie re i ~t, — | . ey 28 AGENTS WAnTED—aa@ BUBING-—Enteree tt ot Sur ALRED ALB Lowi: | | 2 mame iat | WRIGHT ROF iGs i ‘y an nnday = = : 7 on a ae sateen Wee entree oS pe SITUATIONS—WOMEN, GIRLS : phe. _ | MECHANICS HE LP ERM baw 4 BGENTS San othe? rene : too, experience 1410 : — tin. Ro-co. ee Presi, aum. : * _ - - a ; ss " 7 , f , ' ‘ u ei , ; F »- a - - . t Levies Mor Bren. ial peng 2 _DETECTIVES evening KeeD sake a ar us BCs; bew end second-hand m ietieiots a yuY 3 Lia e>'es inte 6.32 Bei id Y are LZ ~ 7 crud: iLaruex ra: « Ror t a r Ys t) r Dent pei 108 , az -* expenence an. ‘SY e) ' ' et . Prvet- Dag. al ~~ SATCHWELL——Eniered intp rest on Sun- | a ld = . ~: aco : x ORRESE | eat -) Be — : — Fite Kelabie . Specialty Mare and x es Eee ee nD See. a0 °13 _ | OLUMBIA 1¢ Pim __ INSTRUCTION ——% or ae cane | ORE er GS tom. OO 7 | - ee ee eae | 3 . : “3 “egg acme ae or - a , aed, Sep wan peng ~~ expert designer. : BUTCHER—M us aad bone: | =. 820% Gt Be _ - es y 2 nn came * a ’ Pore Maer te hd . EXPRESS AND HAULING = © ben or esew on. Te “hn _ emelasi © i coats So ee = 4 ne PF abee Se ken wi SM SP CANDY “MAKER—Fiwciaam mat, on MEN Yous oat aad eed Sa Canvassers “WANTED AT ONCE ¢35aia ay gees segs giv Bx bose a a aad ee a POPE atten agi Seg ebiiae, A ihe eee. Dh Se Rie i da were ai hea ha Eee — > ? 2 Meat ,aar Hotel pratense: are . Svuasnahen ORE SELENE areas, Se oe Sek etre gee ir! ade igaan a: se + eee op: ; LAUNDRY AND CURTAIN : . = He! c hoe st roa tn a tea PO A ac — me — mone —aor~ -—enaenae nes t appear . i SALESMEN WANTED pa = A ALL OAL te thowee whe { : ; - oo . a sie 2A LES MAN—AL Omer: new sCHLI = “7t 4 ' e * . - 7 , ‘ | : : . y ; _ . - . . _ re : = a “> . ; Prweinta > ibe av " ’ “ r z , c 7 - . “o ng =" hes : : ' 7 ¥ = — > > 8 ‘ : 2 + 4 i ' = “Y ~ . — en — ‘a ‘ cf. S Lisi RY ' mn aur. = me ae : MEN - _ of goed persona! > race ang pm i ~~acral "? hvu ond te . ¥ room - O t] ia + e . . : : . : ee r + oa onan a - ss : _ ETI b Sar} Ss a?Tst s =" Ze : . : — ¢ ” - ~ ae . : . . at i} m ‘ a - “ a ms Jape CK. ’ ; ey wig 4] ee - : we. a. ~ “ SOMMERRAUSER PATENTS i am~ oat tiie | tee: TLS Sicterssc snare Rea , : 3 _ireen. 27% X b M bis ; oe ~—e | acc % mir ey nae. © re ~Bench and . | . ; : ; wages -y 7 arth Eu: a 2 ~ ea ey 2 tee —_— te LAW “°28 °T A Stebel ereeert ooterred STORAGE AND MOVING Freight ts “Fh a... YEwr? an a rr r M ” ‘7 “ . ‘ = > ; 4 / ‘ ’ t+ - . ae ° “ . . 4 , : . . " : : . s » : . : . . 7 e ms; 8 wi : ~ om, 4 me. WEbater 194: : - FIREPROOF STORAGE CoO. 5201-9 Delmar BI. pee Po oe thy an ndatliparten: Ale ~~ 7 EMPLOYMEN WANTE sates S rth are gee m J ar ¢ tPwPrPatsc one oer graadineiher a r Om (7th Petwren Obwe and } - ens SRG: on niga — | a Ore ar BO s : “_ar Mian 4 sih4 ons : Ss Grune, s0TK) aad MEN. BOYS : a sees’ 9 70 @ ene ite | = ay" 7 “z Tor —_ "rR . 4 ~ : Tre 3 « : nail _ . ) . i ‘ re ~* ee . _ ' - . ere+y “" ; . ‘ «| Sem. 27 ec 20th and Clas® shaccy hat eee ranking : seiines po=e im eden: ae as wal "\ ' ' oe " > : 5 ai a ; 4° ; . <x : . a “ie ° eh r? es . v _ » 4 ces neil Cam ce oe anerers te name ef Terr 7 ; " ‘ ie sags % < a : ntl le? es ae sat ~~ — Tr. crn m--tean ‘a ‘wae Exp-s- A {; BRA : ER STPPLyY eal . 2 oo ee ae seen 2 ' : - : x ; : : : — SN atte ane = rT . CPR s oki PRE . 5EK. - ; ” -— ; ms “ a Pati 7. ana id th an4 Ss row art e} STOVE REF Ars 318 ~ THIR: 4s ' ‘ “3: * Tay fee % 4 a . ‘ Meader: ae e oe rare oR era ~ “9 oud . ie. os as : Box ¥-78. Post Diepaich Biederman Purntture Co. 808 Pranklin. | primer, reasgnabs . § 13% Post Dapas “hy 4

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; ESDAT. PTEMBER 28. 1926 ee HELP WTD.—_ WOMEN, GIRLS | HELP WTD.—_WOMEN, GIRLS Ft HELP > WTD—WOMEN. GIRLS ALTERATION ADE uae 9° ry Ww N— Whit Sette! Rad y WANTE! a BOYS _ SALESMEN WANTED a ae 4 wae me ! BEM a ae { geod persomalmy. to eal oT Ys , | @ ma ° pr’ a senopie: Cc I L RE FRAME | Sveranteed income to consistent workers. OM AN— Middle-aged, - Ve er en mupeuibial ; , : aS ry _azae er ' TO 3 Central ‘aan ‘ead ALTERATION LADY—=-F xpert sored a a. @ smal. town wor enchrovoem. Apply t j ERS jALESMEN A = Ll» men s aid men’s cicth.a Rings 2 | aoe ae ” oe r , ' 4 i SWZ. nathouai.y Sno wn tire Cu i. o six iiioshianapeenanmestil ieee 4-5 =z Limets territory opem for ai At DitTOR—Bxupereace tnate 414 Pierce i! ¥—Young. ; cae wo 7M AX—Elderly men able th do oun ~ + co ag lay . itm Bid “ee ste t we - | feb} | / B.. . | Seman a : Leos Ph Por [hati Weazes ca ins mor t . = : | "ss = SEPTEMBER ISTH TO 30TH » aad 4 - , . F ~~ - “ Ss FF tpertenced 9n LADIES—I9 - \*are or over to adver. cica ks. emt pesvitions, Singer Bree. Se dress ocatterns: ai@o our Cloak Ce ington. c)} }oatterns im egamectiog Wits abo ree aeernennee tenant Og a ik lk ~ P a - } HELP ~ =? horougnh Worg. Must ) nt ae es o. SOS P-SSe, ate seiw é a eee . Tanta Loe Ce: oon a” ae a ; est 8G ae fo wait of steura = t. 3505 3.6 Lach 7h. Ist sual Display of High-Grade LOW PRIC ED U Car | WANTED—m S "2 7 es | on 200 er eens Fat ant Vareet |e seare germteent section. with oor as ave experience. Apply 3 TTOMOBILES WTL.—LATE MOOr” aring, $650| 1923 Chevrolet Sedan. . -997% ; ? se +4 ; = a - ; ‘c ensocoarastanemtaamaaprercatmiaamatnoas sctoneppeaemnensnanectchapemneas » PORT. 5 eS Master % Baiex To uring $2 3 ; 2 : free Srainiig: good Rile trai ar! Full charge. §$ Se. Bes ee ch ae Sw SN— Wi Inder Jo. ‘a baat Pha = PRI i SI ; . rator.$6;5 !%- sick Touring be ’ erintendent 3 ce = a if ee s Sek 4 Ope: lla aeetnlilaes _ | Le CN! p A 4 oe a ' . cafeteria | e' ® c; $1 week {6/ VIXCED. TREXT | vyE Ls A Sas | 2 Chev. Coach; demonstra. a4 ord Coupe ..-. "$165 7 r Haleonr. Pperteniy for pid adv rcemen. a. atentn hy ' . srnush hist et referenrc ALT Ye a ve sikeon ¥ ne" a aan ¥. Ty as ie ie. 4 can — _o obs hescgen ee Chevroiet Coupe. rT 3 — eats Touring .$15¢ = = a . - ) a BS 3 teat B dec. OT ‘ by ote dl aiite- 1 , at = + ane > “a oan ores : ; . niece “ Ford Coupe ; th AT? ‘FEUCE — Se . = ee RAR R CO : 9 ta i@mwirnm | nd — ratek his ag J « cilia 7 | ae ane ) cnt Aim: ftom gine » tee | POR w . ve : ae... ; | 4 Ford Con Ara 3 67 Lers. s Stee 27a ste = : PA i. é alar3 a0) ret oo: oll a ee 7 = SED ~aR ~ Ww ANT €316-29 Delmar E23 PArKVieW e8- ) 2 3 : ot Gem tak, 3: aoe wee Open Nights and Sundays $ NW. Gra . r 4 bf 3 4 . : $3 ~ - c- 7 ~ : . | * ° aan => "> —* © had “hs “ . ‘ ; vi ; od a N ~ bs ~~ & . a -¥ t 7 ¢ is 2 4 .* oa eo . - ste | . - . — PUBNITURE . i 3 ; 4 reter* as touch ap: $A LES MA N-——Zxzper:ence > ONT 7 g* — 33 Jam x 7 we ee . ct / e 3 mer: ‘hanis« WAS (si . Ps ee ey : t} ad a‘ i ese. -; a we ‘+ Experien 2a — ae ss : % ro eehac conmrereen ae “f oneness nce ; . : » , . ST a —~— | +s m ba Cee ; sat oe - ? : . : ; : i PT % - > . > “ee? 4 .” =" . conduce : — URA: gp AB ce a leineaell. = oe rs 4 a «= WO * rorM. aS . ane 7 ie. te E Y-331. | -™ ena cet ; good au : jefore you sme > + Athersor ence Yer} > | wits a a rome settlemenrs amd hardis at im. = - cea ee igs ay . - . ; d . - r, — - 5 Bun Industrial. | 3 r. &| Ste r. Mazer. 3883 ee : rte are ons rie rer : : rea) teen Lh Sate Rei le, hte AEA IAN BA. NEO ete EE ae, mca eoaiganth Mbt: all hgewlt cart sasarel + ogee: Prietirce . : - . : . : 2 : ; 4 3 ; 4 : “ ri y 4 j 7 ba La -* “ erie eee ; : 7 aes. | ee 4 : am wa -¢3¢ ing | ji 4 7 : (Teis o ; . 7 / ' “e . : ; . - a P — : oe ce Aye +: 3 4 tt istve same ser oe ae a "ew jad execel- around Diumbinge shop an . : = eae amewarine ; 2 tt a 3a first Uty ui vaneeme : Ta: Seen 69 .. S9-8 >... ve : ris ft = at ’ . terme lent 2 ‘4 % : - » “yy * . " , . _ —— ia ll s+ * = = > » oe i~nertenice IT} 5 ‘ a ~-! aa eee PI or te Tie t. ik Le } . ae) ¥ Sy We: Bae! 4 $13 per week 4449 Of: ~ , M yes Re | or Soong nti iets. sili Sranci \ op Se Ge ty area - : SALES? ADtES— To aualify foe pemanent torage, Cleaning Kahiman Auto Saies, 58) | = 4 a a0 eos meng’ yun treigh: ; i Gran hs : / “fe 4 ~~ : pe fp oped 5 ; ; ' ‘ si tice — ———— } ae _ os . q vemos | . _ , : m shimgten : oe] tio Sorrell: mpacr y poe _ aaa cman * . Pat a - . a ‘ . tis : ae t h-s - @ - a asian tieatieateiiai — -_ a é - 2 .2Mus so — N - ug : oe ; pre ; = aie tuint eis poe ‘Sie _ ée 39. Post -Disna: Tas ; : ' = Mw : : $2 cheap. le >. a : 1 i ‘tare Pelep Ron ea . tM etl ie Past at - Pa, "Pp =] > imence ye A ied Li. Ft danni : ap et! a ' =a spattiitaggnisieemecingeainiiaae — PoRnS—5 sedans ° SR Mare a “ery = en i ee en Ss ’ - » red . | ’ "ss" , . ye ’ 4 ns 2 a 77 . -. ie = : : 3 a i rs “9 * n . . P ~ . " t. Cutembote sammes; Bes: a irou! velpe: y- 1 tor Entrail 14 { Lu ite: “a : r “ on ca trade 286 Dp ' “. THC $ RD— ve iwhere trade: terms. 7506 ie foOm Day. porta. ae one Purnitu Le... Ive a Wants me ee ‘ > -tedman-s kKmag. 4 Wasain : ra 7 ieee = ears ace prior he ne es Ford wer FG ee a a A>9 Y Tocm 74 199 4 Grand. +5 | a Bi 4 . _ . > ape ox et ve res, : _ r - oy nag YS = ¥ 4 ; : a : oe ‘ i ; ee . : i a a salient . 22! 3 ' , "er - -_~— = s, Si * 4 ee ee ai 5 Tudor . cw - en ra make good . 4190 Fe :. a —s _ down 6 N. 2 AR _{s82 ‘mit oupes: * oe abe — FORD —redans ‘pen evenings. eh wih case. married prefers NTER GIRL—Thoroughiy experienced inishers- have a splendid D Sxperienced. selling ladies’ ready-to-wer oevenings. Downe “2 Deimar _ erienced W rap- erred par: sirady work advancement 5 | steady wore, foumain, 117 N_@en. ef) |ton open foe an experieocns Masmmniner: ani anierwea. LAWEBATANT im ani ___ Automobile Loans ___| 25, Bes | : Satan tater, —— PORD 85 model —— : eae aa RisSG-MACHIL: ilL—Also « es. Meine Oe : cas Pease : } Gero lcane made in mute | = =rnuee. 194 nea oe re Wagan tuco finish: $15 month. 046) 7. ee @PErial oy 4aLesy. arn f , 21% My let Bria : 2} SaLESWOMAN—Over 30, experienced im rates im city: confidential: ooen + ao, new duce finish a 5 “—“? , jen berg: Wagner — eaten ree terms. Opes Apply Employment e ; 7. — ce, 1 ifth. fl oor, —— SW ath AT Ba laefal ba a ere ) Tineumhered » to vel: “S iiling to work and capab cofitin “ee : ; igh > ae ' _ - emditien: hi mt; UGENTS. I NESE 9 I I ea tal St ioap—ooem as ae, Se ae | SE SSS, Be eae | ih itier ) ! ) 3 : . | eps, 2000 Leoeust. Open Sunday ant eve- 7 > = Kan oo ae ’ * : 4 ae hy a peartns : . 2 ; ep _ = ~ aay ore ; ai “ky , , 9 ; Mi a > _ic a Fr. %s' te as ys .RT r : PAL Le papers mardi ts ——— D Se . wt d93 "4 » er Re ta s : ‘4% ae : st Sa oa — — > ; in Ue ae if) ’ , : ' = fiet we RE oe eee ait Hor Acviy 4! ! Sid | re rel af otek f - : ": 4) 423 ~ ' = “- Penal ; 12 , od Band Fs eV@ut fiote:. ODAF Sis serce a ; et lates Ay PB ‘ son htt” gn . 22 220. oa heap I ta Gyeuten oe. Te genera. ~_4 - JQRDAN SEDAN >> yy oe gen enact tion - *) ne Ld * i * ae ws wh em * oe % Se id iene 3 o f Bi ; : aa si : “ + . + * Ps : { ~~ Y . eS : ‘ 7 —s 1 ” , - » . . repeal! act 2 : Tar one id own spe. " Grand : —— io oe : argain. se FR ng, | noo La35 ties, gome SD ee. guarst ~ PIERCE LRROW DISTRIBUTE S1G0G0” $300 ned $1000 & Ln. | 3667 OLIVE ST Wasi - DEimar 0145. as ae aghly “xperetread oe eaten Pecin wash anc ol dresses > Hons. Children should be taaght the value if i hee seis ; —' _ MAZWELL SEDAN. 1974. $385. SELL CHRISTMAS CARDS = asc) 7 8 33 : Balive | me con ood rants should #et asid = r Dn | iW «OWTre ‘ry home ; rec om Litioned L., 9 sta abs Li smal Loeust sta a ae Pepi Late model: if 3 | an economies! 7 ia ae du ear to run fern a ae YY MENT | Pe tacewage: iia he'd § Gravois mt . = « ST READY ch WR WwW INTE iB s “nla ae = ‘ ‘ ° 200— rt her - , : 3 = 7 > : : Tr s ? yT — ’ +. " -- . : to : rs . Le? . ‘ f ————_. an a OT 7. * Larite. vir co} oS ADM. PRI ’ : ro : . 4 ax 5 - ‘ . catia a 7 en ee os if ‘ ager couse: geet.) PACKARD TOURING SEDAN ng rien We sain | ge eg I _—__4) are above the overage. ih plenty of op Sroughame—Fer Sale cylinder mote! ‘K known for iat ee ei nee: See eneien: WASSERS and SOLICITORS (5 wires SO poss a7 RP Siar dain TT a OPI Experienced on portunity for edvancement: must Rave at | ____TE N pas. used very Ee | wnt end everredy Sand beauetul w tat, Oe serene sod a eT A ew ss “ , ; ? saesanes ; als z , cage AR cae Sy rr eegp oe r cae Coagtt - . ap tag Sr ees ig - ow beghit - : 5 uv sare Waal ington. DE. Limar O6t4b.6 4) * 3 : Jt eee ' ; ag : . -s . = _ a , é' . =? : oT : i re peer Pa 2 Lo : : ont ; a : — , a: Be : : Lay . Mir stores : "yes 4} . ' aL nat ™, 1? | » weil oa re on La ryt ne , — _ a - od ' " } “on EP 7S SED N . 4S : ; ES i.e rs TT ; : > . ‘ x ita} a? - a —- putes mae ae . 22 \ a b Le os Z eg - * a ae : "3 = ay 27 \ i ‘ - 19273 ST 2 HENS = A; iy War . Ps ens opee-to-! — i -om. ; tk ‘ . ‘ : : me ‘ Simkar : Nie > . ¥ 4 woke é' Reliiabie Experienced Canv assers . : ia hee = =] : — ae eclig —— af i ae e sega L Lot ‘Open Sunday and fe § Sait t . s aor ; Ma Pa . -_ if ory tlerrl all thy: oommeil ery eptiena! Sargain 'FOR SALE— W TD “sare rac aaa aoe Yarn = ; » PT. —Setan : $200: have no use 9 : . - “@ % n - -_ : aT DEB D A KER Snecial 3 Tourina Cars For Sale rR A Meramec . os: : ach er lig P ’ : 2@ ln : ; 2 re i ‘ oo ; 3 NT a ; . ; 7 eis . — ae . " [ar BUrMpers # ean C2 Pes ¥ madad *2 fF wont es ““f salary } enrol : higth- rewca — we — wie . ‘Wes ERS —] JELLO UCE i OL - en lg 2 be atl = 6 . : a Rit secon _ _ s.diieg % ~ a | - far. > a oak si80 SALESMEN WANTED fe, @immified house-to-he 8 one % ng ie at Aaa OG gs ¢ furniture and -loth a 1 cal E ~ 1496 WODEL DODGE =: MMMORILe SAL eS MAN—Ar once. iss campaign in Misseurt ai : n — o gan can eo wee" sk i425 MM JE.Ls i Dts Kk — aed cars - iad a, es Southern Ulinets territory ! ¥ RONK a ae ae bw gt MN nce or eS oe a Nel el a ed i ee a ee aa ee 4p Nw siness Mans coupe Qe eee ——--0 ~~ : e r , ° - ; ' . ’ 4 ‘ h : . ‘ « “e : : - o . “ ° - : .? - a :. ee . i " 2) : - ~ —t good pergana! SJ 3 ae , — . in Preferences will be given 2: ——— KDerivnema sh R.. - = ; —————— - c+ , . is ¢} 3 Sb ° rr a ght — 3a Del t iat TOL RING oF ~ ae Dr . fowmoaa peo : B pa — ~_ . “ee ; 4 3 : - ae _- bm 4 © ‘ - . - a .' a " ; : j f - . ‘ . 4 t a = fe Saad “ onal stent Pm * Ao- . e a7 a > r { piican's iow ese DiIore and ' : ‘ . ; : _omo - F Ly ~ gine. * 2: on ’ 7 ~ - : ; : la . e ss 4 Fa ‘i 7 ns — — wai he + alles — ae . _ ry" - 4 , t ar 72.58 or , sick —— 4il Central Natiogal Bang — a es 2 oe ee Se ing seeessetu ad mm com ' ac” u@e~ ~; é | Tee ee : ci: Senge wane A . : . MISCELLANEOUS WANTS ee CPE ne ee OR Re rege a Teeny oa 92 rire. . , ’ ar ad*ar Pre : lear eset : ’ - : . . ' : z . |) Le : os i : . o : vy ~ rt rt. } : 3 | E om | | | eat r 63% ; r oe, oon rrsrecting home ¢q tlt : ay Hats ors aie, E. Me. nqae : ies anacenget ale -> : \ ALS | ps - ee >on ' er , es a igo © VROF ET TOU RING et penmenect. Merieaees 3 : m3 ; : greitm onary _— ei ae ahi aR ea ANIM mt ne , irau tao mm , *. po Be 4 ¥-s3% . a“ - ma; : is 3 ‘ — ——. et an Ds + » - te - Pe ‘ d . : , . . : . 3 a ‘ . “ nes aw zi" nest , se — : . wage ny , a ry rT» = ae tee. marcted te} ae ey “S wh Bes pa “an : ‘ine ga.e8 : - -" ' iin. riift ; ae a le Eee ——? ae a S oon eineeta . m.,, Wind | Lint . nye ee BUILDING MATERIALS &. ‘. fe £ 7 AT. : ie os —_ “ _ ' , ‘ . aa , ~ "% ; —_ ; - LS raserme Age alter ‘ fly “URI WR ORR Tea EL RRR IR ed He nay vp: Mieaer > a aa & Ce.. M: OG AD OPT GS Gee Seer CLOTHING . ~~ ows DOD , vo eee For Sale oN: +. d Tae : a x y vast ep ~~ ms : *, et “a | oun ‘DODGE TOURINGS 1-4 gtan‘ert Se . P : : ‘ , : : . - ‘ - a £ : “* ! ; “- ital eeneeieene ' q Ri . es) me ; . , ph ime a i a a ; . : ye: ’ ™ nection gag Fe yom f% _—-- . > cht — we ey ei i a ae , ; act phys, Jt Ow ’ Fae Gench and #,ueeser = rae . te ‘a — ' , Y EJ abet ’ , 7e tes om on A : a ;, ° 2 z - ry , : ' er “ . ‘iand. jf 1834, Fae “ori Mow «t & : es = Serie . =.= — | ty “m7 S ! +A i. ~ , , ' ; ee ers | Be, oe T ; - : iced . e4aranteed f : 4 te ™. ante -— + GIG D: “Gentige pray ae bz Ss oo " : ; = ke R Al iT EH . r ee *. is see tes TK na : ‘ ‘ . ea! - _ ~ £ : mes 73 a ; : i tor ie =— tats gin 7 } ° , a > Mate . cy : 4 . ay , 2 wget wed. * o we —™e 5 ae state “perience net: ‘oon i srr wane. z : ot a EWRITER AND ADDING ooo’ “Sitar cuscaety comme, trate | rom ONC ~ J . ss wwsil oes . } a ain % 2 y ~ — “or ast j “ nee. Faller tween 5 and 8 P. ST SERTEPER Gaal Some. Sleawat “wort cinctric machinery Sisters of Mer-7 MACHINES is oe ; Roadster 1923 $110 | ) oun mC sex it + } | : a?” Rs 4 r c ~ . é : % , “ ‘ ‘Ty . = 3 7 + : 7 ™ . . — ; = —— nae - - — , s . ‘ . , ; - : ‘ > oat ~ omen . HELP WTD.— WOMEN. GIRLS here for goed home than wages. 3428 nee a, ont a. akear sie’ 2 = . wih , « S408 o Sy ser | nero i re \—— Exr oon : sah Je oe ss ‘SOUTH Nas CO. BOG Lecust : tia bsie § we : : _ —— , —_ a . ‘ ‘eR. "es . oe es : ‘ "i Ecoeed aw . = , - i « ator ' ; ‘ i + Diepat pM ait 7 ‘ 4 : 2g poe ” men “ee x

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"TDAP AT ge-97 428 ROOM AND I BOARD Ads last year—24,931 MORE than the THREE other St. Louis newspapers =rTeny ‘a ee POST-DISPATCH. ss a 4 , MUSICAL Rooms ee | a — ELIT KT ‘e OODS a, AT F HOUSEH’LD GOODS —_ | ENRIGHT $001—hoom and board for ? | THIRTEEN? H. 2311 — wg LO, = ANDIRONS — Furniture. carpets. Pianos and Organs For Sale ic tieman Cali after WY igh Sixt 2 aba S iota: need raed | - : = ° $29 —Fa ruished room. pr citar eclaaall — Tats. weil = teal Wi USED INSTRU MENTS | EXRicHT. o616—Neat rooms excenen i — et : board. Parkview S123. RS co? | Te +. - , cROx r_Very reasonabis. 5 = 7 , 22> pil where. (cf) ; ! | = : ——— “ =315 Rk 62 — nee ogg: eggs rnin ne | | ENRIGHT. 5243— Beautiful neighborhood: WAVERLY ! — aa _- wn ncirwe. au" wy —_ . . ~ a 4 . an 5 5 - > he . : r rte . A P — > ‘ ~~ cpT—_t ompiete als = ryt 2 tm ry 5 Ol _- P Y-sin’ va . ren " , . : he be alk. board memmciiike. FO oon . Tt = . oe - _... a3 = — 2. eeiiet ae - ’ TS. : i feu } a ae af — ws ‘ 7 - * A ol US col) ; ~ : . Be Phone. ING : : DR OLIVER one AUCTION moe Kishen uwlemils. 4246 Creveland (© JBffersan 3 » DINING ROOM SUITE. New. “Cal 1 FURNITUS ol , | a . | : ran ‘i * oe ee > price. rt JTes: Swe. >} : v fle IP SailT Dp.e4 e ret ot > of? on : js ik £ Ab s Oo Uls ~ a ies ’ Py | Se l | a “ROOM SET FUCERSITURE Wtd.— Ba ts & at THEE = i eae . - ~ - F . ae - _ ’ ; : ‘« : “ ‘ t r re ets : am é » Oe P tr 4 STN “rH ~~ fry? tin Ler =1z y” mr: > een ss ; or a ee t Ee I oO ast: attractive room for two — } ~. oC Oo" 0 : : ; Oak FINI“ EXTENSION T TT. ING ( We T* rm : mc am ro ,S Pas NEV E = E TER am. , , ye om “ABANNE ‘ 7o— asees : 1 om: wepars *233 — haa ; Southwest z2 “i lent o P b> _ meet _~ Dit ns. rum re om, Separate beds; geal a a ture. rugs. contents , ; - ~ Simodiagg: eri a - ee I cee “a cs mab. ; Ler ss - Lindell _6646._(55: pa ooldone wat4 & PL. —Room ani deart, isd ES. 3149—8ru om: twin feds WasHINGTON, 671Sa— Sau DO Yout queen - — nnn ed . ee i” - 57} 3 ; h £ By eye te aap» carrie Se te omyatmane ote vs : Sagighns ~ ie Cy & % : Tr dete Bie ¥ 2m BIRDS 5 — Be a : . > a Za + 7* 2 i > > —# »i> ; 3 : [ES . ss ss . vi * , 4 * NAR ~ Ce2,0T. i PRs CPOE bea 5 ths Pro ~ : ry .wtO a | rich. full tone and superb action — serman-American : . é as P . - i » ‘ ; Ccoiors tT f* - 3 ra " , mT . : . ting bath. ic) 2053 WASHING juraiahed .o OF One singie and I = : : neigh arnished WATERMA iN. 333 C71 cS OD or” oe a) ee ae er : aN R88 a ~O reo 4 us = 33 36. Boe :O fe © em . _ - apart ving U usekeeping. 7 . 2 . ¥ ASHTNGTON m : neatly WESTMINSTER . 4 = j a : . “er ox ry running water - Let + + =. housekeeping room for a, Onin bad 2 vith twa nagement ie : ale sierping TOC. rawr 4 7 oe T a I a aide a ek t Pita . if uw R! - [ U RE STORE "es" eaten " - . nt ouninie | ) —¢ 8 - | rt. ¢ . eT = a unfurnished. :egmn- = ‘ESTMINSTER 4° -B25-20 N, 8 th St Lam pH. etc.. auti- 3i8.. " 5-tp lore : PTY I? } 4102 — Room ba OC CE VCS et mpioyed we tte. SO = —_ -——_— . > - - ” =» ; with private aril Ul sacrifice SAbany 63034 103 | pletely equipped. rea: install $4 he im’ os | fin pupie. of men. _—icS , a er " AUTOMOBILES oe ss a Sears —— | o ©. anc 5 Dat : ee r an , — ELM ARF 4143—First-clase ss yas Automobiles For Sale Dy cr mattresses: fine wal-/430 p.m. Radio Repair Co. 40114 N 0 rn a a ao = hoe wer a and th Pau : r ning nousexeepin ira" paei + ee and Kitchemeste; RE Pe SSE SE D cs : ; Pa” ‘Ea i ; : t ka 4 1 at) s : ri ‘ an. © ‘ = ted Bay ar? = b red “= fi Orn and Esti AS NR ge ot etn Aa" ak tis nag Natura Bridge al — . . im 2 > 4 4 Las : } ® i “ . . acl , Boats rs ange . ° ai = - ot ‘ ; 6 eee ' ; _Parkre we ror _- . - r. : a ¥? A — . - > fed » m , i . — > a. - “a HO — ae al 9 furnished. a _ ciean ¥E STeISerEe a feos? F 24g 5 st oy tid . axial ss he on Saree ~ > 4 ~~ . — ae s - ae Peer me nn ME cece “ ; in ; . a 2 wwe? ; one - For | Sale , ~ a electr » ~OnS0! “x eek a + rr) _ . . ; _ : Je eCucra.ee crc on) Tr . uosiecsiont Pee a ; } eT y - 7 " ‘2 agen rei : ; 4 ue dpa F ars —— : - - ; 7-3 : j : ia ose : ; nae AS ‘ > I D Ot RE: é 4498 — Rooms. $3 ~ a= ROOMS FOR RENT-COL arden. : Le ‘ . wre J : s+ ' - r , : : — f a RES =e hight, i COMPTON £18 N—® furntebe deena a ot and col r= empioyed people: refer. won 2408 coid weter. steam heat. ENR! GHT 4¢xx—T" nfournished em -* ' f pase eccamd floor: " “335 Fimst AND = : @XD LOOKS, 6 ROOMS, SEWLY BD 7S3=35Dp ROOM—Private ee ee ™ys8- w aie . = . -¥ S734— New = get — = Fs, ROOMS ~* } _ ’ - “Sis caseent a i” ae wii eo} comy. Hiand 2ae Vapiewood furnished far Pye) S foo A be — ment ie fe rem t ws i Peas 1 es —— 926 Mod ) Ly | HORSES AND VEHICLES Rig |] me Cort | “" PRPT OC Hears For Sale “Fn iad BS : * Nortnwect is —M¥en SOearders hee ooh ns TT “DEBAK ER—s§ of Re DUMP TKUCKS—Two ¢4-:on. : bargodn: | 4 tern if desired Frank Fem: , ne ’ rey Sofia? As > . Pine. A Sie soG agmag ig “ oa MOTOR ¢ | : aa —) 2 : : 7 | LLE: FEDERAL KNIGHT ou . “ty: UMPANY, . 206-8 N°: 7 mate rret le phase. 51] E : a2 ANSI so. « ieee — pom tc abe Ee ERS ; yy) : strc ge (ff | RES ‘ Fe eee eee > Serene — nara pena nt Pee ‘-PHERS ae wit] i — Ss - nas - = _ ’ : »| ’ " ; ¥ : ‘ a " " be : = ene ce . t InN ~: a heat $2 °3 no use keeping oo rm FORD—Ton truck. :z take xy an oo — :5] iInneset — + =e — fur 2 ay Wer ' ~ at , genet re a _ a i oad. good cond tion. SSIS Waeter «1. -, re eT ee ere sn — ! = > a. eferen ‘Gea ae Sa rar ~ ort 4 W-PHERS ais > on@rn ished second ~ a Tir es For —_ a - ' >» ‘ a ° : ; - . tie . ; : vad : -T s J . , cz io . e 4 . ; s : : : : ; 2. ; r vat : ri sCes : eli ’ : ; 2 = a2 Be : & ; : : rerhauied tar% -_ maton . i=s. ac “OUD e Ipio re: ; Abamy 1574) 3 . ; ae has mew beuc's wah : ; —~D-. DE “ . m. ; we pe onan 5 , . a . . : ’ na! Rs oe pie ; ae or . Ee MEE IE Ge Wreler ' - ——, - Snr , cone . . aT SS pat , o. ae ; a “ws “—— oe S003 Locust. Open Sunday and ew olen Se a a ae TOES fe =} wi ts ifr choses | : ye ecurate 3 : ; ee ogg ere ————¢ | SPECTA! rimter 1 a Pee om ae arte: rs LE} _ ’ “= moder el n rated : —n - mins RTH 7} 4¢F ares “Mad 2 Musica! Instruction use: home su eta ae acon —— er ree emer ge : a hern ¢ , “NC ' y : ie ea ; 7 - #ny 2One 4&2: s'gRt yhonve sax — — = ocuniee am 116 indeed 5 aris . 1am... . . . Sp 431(—H-c ka r 7 x - *2 . : >s ON A a 4100 Forest Owe : walnut the oo 0 lessons. Christensen Schooi 322 : 4 ae -'s — LAY T te co - rrr DS “ne ~ year and en: bedie uit » : “4 bo ttn seg yy arte ee eee eee me alent ag er J ‘ = nee you LEVY BROS. 312 S. 1 SB Cn eee Tuning and Repairing e. ~ . gions . : rt ME -Exper $7 ad pepper Se ‘ales aig = _ Pee 2 ¥ te win WER Mei sab S x i mlageraam is BAe SIS AIS aici ope bus news | eas. Ta & ud al is ne i ary he : ~ , ; ‘ ; ; Oren Sendav ‘ mitts , a thew +. ; : path coe al J G - eae 2 ~ Fi, ~~ P — . er “ z ts = , _ ™ , ' * 4 ruil» : aS ea ry ; : : 4 rr : Q a+ z % , > ‘ - ze : os . — i seers 4 : ats ‘ies : - nt ee sa des sa r j . , JOHNSON ETO ot 5 een Ep Lip the Merarme of shade good ven’. pric ~eeecmeieles -Ranct 54 HOUSES. FLA Bit all Anrartme “ws o> yo" FORD TON TRI Ve have « ‘are Gervicen Ste Ferre ton a if yeu are we Cee os Come if ame a" , ‘ on ot J rf od ca? =. rete oS Sane : —— >; — Recondi tloned H reriasly reduced: lbefal allowance for , | WERAMBEC 2835—Niceily fami ~ 3 Y MON is” urn itu ire at Big 7 So = cme yee vi - : co A eae - 2 ee ae "eo Ww ROM waa jteinins bah oveny | avin (Bg ter on aggellne sented ait be aa ecucation, tramng. char i 2 ~ . . actermtcs, in “Pe st Dhspatch 7 PENNS "aN —* “ee. tieht =f eet ote en Ey “1 —_—s Want Ad scechon —— coe = oer «'M— Apert: } — ——_—— meets 3? E Sass made reaciy ims the appl- ow 2 AL Pie ~ - Dk a om . in ~~ " I Month 3-ro 4 . $13. bavi: 4 ¥ : : M irRish rh ; SP wee . nen 2 oe 4557 — zi 4 4 ART WV? EN “rs ~~ = S > o~ - ° 4 ’ —- es — i! : tle ee — Aincehiaghway and Page vrascnaDle — ae ne 4 ~~ ROM AO 9 ea Truck Sale SEPT. 27 TO OCT Tou will find Recs Dhociges . Hi a rm Y rue x Mfg | - tora. Cherroicts and Forde of .. ‘f , “* - Ss BRI ‘ ve ee Lind A pice 2 Nee salt Ne I Heke Ht —“ ae RANG = wanted " ; P.an Cahbanre Motel an = “277 es y _% « rrahogany : *? - ’ . ey. . a . : =~ . 7 : ; oe ~ — ; t. : ‘ ‘s ; . . : ae 4 o | os veg " 4 " hee #4 = aera ; : ae s Pe Por # low preces fos DINNER 33 , 7 eterno ) ) trie ne sistency Orings ms re f§ > | * and Keoku ~2 besutiful fron sabe | La or vi tia ont aera ward—as m al human eé- | , . : | torts. If the man wanted » [| s- : 3 ~ all De a Post = Dupech ei ’ ‘ Tt F etivtiz ‘ int >. ' 3 a2 ) 2 =“ a Bad _ — oe iia on ae i i ase a.” ca. 3 ; as ry 2%: f +. iy : DAY ENETTES ST 8 sacdvlireiagy a7 Aalst Mi : sa psatnamintpons . nationale : a . % oo ao ‘ae = -. & nftigcgh oe, anoanns been roma LP. Bmascn4co. ||/# 4 Call MAin 1111. | | Shae pio te er wee eee | wa demadoranamlioen eee — i nw pete [EVY etn . aan de 2819 Franklin av vie, omhy — id - Ser Te place your Want Ad 7 Te at eres Bee . — a. 7 =F = =. Francisecs Realty Ca. at SEDS—iat | sty! ; ne - ‘en Saterdar and Monday Ten in "a nr ' Bt will ow! orde: a tse hs ve 2 ; ‘ | emer ne race — 5e@7% > LA e O06 Chesteus &. a sr Lath _- ; ——- | f | SP Rr 1430 S.—Room fe oo St -em 'TATLOR 3a0 | = ar furnished taniter sereiet, . rumba rece Bl | DBR VaR BE we .

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‘ a ee ae -ESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926_. . all oF "EDISON QUERIES PAGE 32 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY E cape ee cmeraca ve JOE JINKS . aid , Rrain Teasers - : qs | | FINANCIAL BUSINESS. " Yen -fve Gor 4 PICIRE YF iS “HAT SO — "I “THE House ive Smee ER i> OPPORTU NITIE aay co OF TT IN MY MIND — “Three. (ar ter “War LITTLE One ae OE HAT FINANCIAL — ANd REMEMBER . You'VE ONLY GOT oR Four SDRIES HICH -Atc 1] \/gisE CRACK ILL f, LOW House OVERLOOKING : &é FEW MORE DAYS H FIND “Hat CovEREed wt Arcot OF | TELL. You —— \. GoiF COURSE — THe !DEAL Gm Hoyse ~ WE'LL Have TO PAY RENT , Trick TRIMMINGS AN, | | > \ FoR A WEALTHY LOAFER @ | For “ts ONE 1F WE STAY yeaa NS Ge Gaws — HEH-—,/ ) : ea = PAST “Re FIRST . | _-— ; 4 —_ e 4 y © { 4 PG. Mh ane EY A By yt : irae ett ee ae POLICE MUST DOUBLE-UP FOR — ee ee a BASEBALL AND Y. P. PARADE Marriage Licenses ANSWERS TO QUERIES TO PASS ‘STOP’ SIGNAL | Post - Dispateh ais] ae vik? te Police Judse Beck Frees Man ‘120 easting eit gop 008 Si _? Whom His Colicague. Judge ° so cea ee Rosecan, Arrested. Te oo - > ae a2? ae a i ee Ne i Cie: | “se mesme ates || oatee Recorded BUSINESS FOR SALE = thu > first toe " gam: maith Burial Permits ee cere nee Lee tee ede eae Uh r% é . Sen : gs = EE Pe ATEN ORT NR 2A AO IRIE ON TCT e ° — - - oe iw ; ne - * % * a - ret toe ; ' wa a ae MARRIAGE LICENSES. ° Be ss? ~~ ~2 Neu Tors $50 TO $ $500 OU ICK | ref - : cya ae we > “t — oe ve ow aeeaaq he og degen 4 PMeeHeeh eo HeeDecOerOerOeeGHeeGecHeeHhecHheoheche rhe ete eC eeHeeLeed eeHeeGecd codec Heedcetherdeee sebeeek GN PRE la Ania he Sibeahes SMR 2 ote Ce E cl ct ce oC ib eeets TISEMENT ; | Sure Way to HARTER OAK hot blast =. | maei A Wins 1? = cciaaieae ak ed : ar wees cae heater. The tavorite | End Dandruff ) [odred Mier A Rts MUSt pay @n amusement tax roomer should give a week's = home heating stove. Clean wey i. :..i +o mere Gaulle Ranmsas (City c comet Be Action to Be “ og : = SP a “a 3 22 . C ca 2 aa - remnant we . ~ 5. perfect combu istion obtained : r | “ | , wail ‘ : - ’ mm | oy ror Ws z At . . - ss ‘ 3 ro . ‘ N - r ; nae _ ws & om eee | : | a P ,aATR ~ He in . : Diet a" ; ie Pi eat : poesia at the hot blast con- 4 | rare ae INDUSTRIAL LOAN 00. se Exchange. ] afways an@ bus Enes p-i atk coir. see ee ae nant ae ) . & | ~ bo ———— —- ee Mees Full line of heating stoves of all styles im the standard makes. M NE . SAME : i ' one é —_ 7 en At Belleville. , fe ee a ; : | | is wh : ioe or" 1 ; ) & : 2 ae : — — - - . . | - mt . % , | , > : a rr : , a “ : - BROKER 4 > = " : nes : He . -= Crh ei a: aes sities t ~ ae £ .* we . ‘ a . - “ a. y . ree on REAL ROTATE cooed. Ean 5 Sey krstaTkast —ewn {Te Tl coegrntn 2 gg ed parse a See 4 se | Se ~ * ie ‘ * * pintiingact aie tah ig et GY ER by ry re wee lem eed 5 3 ithorized Dealer & aPC OND nee oF TEUST Pl ki HASER S5\e@ee TO 658 Goo INCOME PROPEEIY * | B S601 Mcsigan 0 : : signa: — BOT — a : ae 7 ; a - ? secu | : ie ~ oe 3 TTT = 7 PROMPT ACTION 2 A FIXSNINGER 144 De . nina a, age me ee Re Blin : , | , ee. et, Aes &. | tvement Terms inhewn cen = a ; ce | as : ae ane : onggtengpal ~? “a é. a % er Sees T TBE om ERLE UNG c - ~Z inhimM Eveready Heavy-Duty “B” (aoe Batteries last twice as long lig aoe See == ; a =i! ae || Ae rancis Wilson as the smaller batteries of a4 a*y9 =e TSt Mer wT + UNITED SALE a |W and Cahn 4253. Cleveland Wa\ 5 In Person equal voltage : H dCold r R r 7 32 vs ses | ‘2 | i ser tao = Bc 4. oe | \ = é ' lain . alee * —= chee i. — of a 2] | reni¢e e2 § . at 8 P.M ait “B” batt pinstead ot the Heavy-Duty barter og , — oe of a "3 and are ow: : and Moen _ A. SF. ML veready Heavy-Duts Batteries — either | reventi YAHLEM REALTY 00. % “= se our Soda * “ho deniers eg) |S amd A Harem, S511 Remcon. on “v of delightful “Erminie” to Sen From BUILDING LOANS ‘Encaniad metas egaipem one Sct wal take “S500 Sor es ee a | Winkle” —with the or- SPECIAL 5*.% FUNDS = Amesme S6G~ daily - aia ta ta 2 2 Sout “ae — ee chestra and artists of the tr Ay ie et ae . — —— ett ras ae : . = 4m , 3 ui Eveready Group lending -MME! MANN-SPAC ne a Te gu — rl 2 Seen f, — X 199 musical aid. | eae “tay fost enger EAL. gs: ars — eens an wemanai , Se he MONEY WANTED eieak cima: See a B. —~oyy | : ; ie sel i cocars’ oe aer sae __, Meough the WEAF network stations BP PRRME ET RRA reais NL Set ie a Pee is RS ERE Rs =i emg wer: 8. wr acs 7 r ities ew , E WT. "e228 gow r - ji 2 Ss > - — ” 2 Broadcast by | 4 . ~ = = National Carbon Co., Inc. EAS ~~ mie” «he : : The 4 ; =e + : , ; ' hi ’ a} se, i se ine ue ‘hk. 2. oe Wat tee eg 1.4 “ . ~~ , ” saa . nam ‘ DA ep EO, BOY ay Sha) mre) . 7 : ' . ' : Tsk Rede REST 48 S208. icBM i Scmiceres.

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a — 3 eg e ~ Brain Teasers. E SELECTED (5 Tye ee MeecRG, Pa.. Sept. 28.—The NTED — “Taar Ra se “4 OVERLOOKING The, secgtionnaire has _— THE IDEAL HOME, med and s not T 2 2 A as ever S ALTHY LOAFER # ‘te ~~? ae Tm or = ; ged Dy & T*! ame questions hie father j — ee ou vr - east ‘- " > j me i ~" ~ ery — Rus’ - iu A “ char eq@- A | a yep ht heheh H? MAUCS Perfume Rouge 7. % « Aperfume at once deti- cate and distinctive anes pronouaced. yet subtly — ‘Post - Dispatch Radio : Broadcasting — Statio KS D 545.1 Meters ‘ayliight weekdar broadcast. v i ng at ——— a - 40. Pe ee 11:40, 12:40, , = 49 an 40 p . — te ta beg Pp. ™m. Mar. ant tints of youtn. n Liew letins of inte “4 egg a letin . interest to the Middle West Prices supplied by Mar- ket News Service, U. s. Depart. . ment of Agriculture and prin- cipal Exchanges. By, VIVAUDOU Nc. Daily—10:05 A. M. me Ncw York Laclede Gas Light Co. Home Serv. ‘ ice period Pane Tuesday a — Programs Dis ct from New 7 :00—7:30 Salon Concert. 7:30—8:00 Shipmates Male Quartette. Eveready Hour. , 9:00—9:30 Variety Half Hour. 9:30—10:00 Greenwich Village Inn o- e id cogooheocd é eof rogeci ecg | -. ie sign ai ' standard makes. . & Grimm |=: 16th and Cass ‘thorized Dealer 2Mplete Line venient Terms. cLLRUNG GRIMM istic CE rT. & Washineton Vag leavy-Duty “B” t twice as long ler batteries- of | voltage to keep the first cost of a ible, supply Light-Duty 45- ~ the Heavy-Duty batteries. = rome, ADVERTISEMENT aronic HeadColds Simple Method of tv “B” Batteries — either Prevention he even longer-lived Eveready give twice the service, under as, Light-Duty “B” batteries, ' more. Dry “B” batteries are pable 2 Thev give a noiseless the kind thet is essential’ if dard guaranteed hy BON COMPAN ¥,; 3e. San Francisce |e we aii » ‘o _ Pr My r EAF network stato a . pe a ee acreage Pra : Derct woo-Leren port. S a: we ommals 4 Voorne 2 4 *rcang wees ee earn r Lietr tad as>—Sé. Lomas m - ) cinmgion in ’ moe % aad The n - * “ ost-Dispatch has the} ; oF EDISON QUERIES: Father. Compiled Famous | OPCODOODO Hee DHecHeoPecHeHeoHeocHechHo oe Fe eC eeHecHecHecHocHecd coPecMecHeePocOcoGooHe€ MAYOR CONSIDERING = ST.LOUIS P OST-DISPATCH OLIVE ST. PARKWAY P; ises Recommend n Aldermen on Disputed NI vat Gitta | Lobsters oe B Always ‘ , : . , -e Miss Georgia Gibson’s Serenaders wi MUSIC — DANCING % wow sean NOW OPEN EVENINGS Kw UNTIL [ A.M. of” Olive “Are” ¢ PHOTOPLAY THEATERS _ SKOURAS SROTMERS ~~ > ¥. fod toute ces OF your ISSOUR . Mat . > GRaep AT WASein ry earn the #@ EYE GLASSES | ” en Sane | ; ; er Go to the a ~ = eXtenGs ° » I : star | Master Opticians | ) : King 2 “ga ES - street : “es z only 42 per cent § Established 1864 | ee we 9 | a ‘ig oi | rators 1m 213 OLIVE STRERT } Se cues >; |} (GRAND&WASHINGTON | LC] ; piscianms jor jour genera lions ; ria: ser | oe Me mM ft ning: could : , chal! LAY! Janes Has Established ge ES eae ut OA) hree Attendance Kecore a sain 5 ee i ~ seael B15 On Past Vistis Here ee aes Three Big Broadway Stars - Saturday. Sunday, Monday $180,000 NEEDED BY G. 0. P. HELEN MacKELLAR Sew FOR ELECTION IN STATE ceca’ Sex ine eo -UITUN Ff LEDOVA | ia Establish Executive Committee Flects F. O Second Week br’ Papi a? Demand A New (,0orman Chairman at Meeting RAE SAMUELS : Missouri in St. Lonis i « New Proiteam of teens *, Attendance 3 ; ~ » of iw : Tse > @ rSyT ANT a4 ACTS Record! > Come Fea Hear Tais . ieee e 7 & ie >rid-f Arr G a Jazz f act Am ere “Kosher Kitty Kelly | 7 | An All-Ir : ee ast > ~ - Ang a2 Mundred z x 4 First Mot cage ires o DEMPSEY-TUNNEY | a nd ~ Heavyweigat Title Fight: 74+¢ a ~ = NI - eSPLENDID The SPLENDID | fH} GRAND cPz22__ | | ROAD ;R, - HOUSE ) as 1 Toe ‘ 11 A. M—Certintucus——-i2 M t ra —— — | ANNA @ 7 3 , cafes Raber W OF STANDARD VODViIL ATTRACTIONS | NILSSON — - . ° —_— > She's ir Pants Again! : | as She Was in Her : ‘ited | - Prices, 25c and 46 | Lest Twe Bir Hits ~~ ¥ + ———— Poenjeic” and “ia s Nebedy oe , * J . pom : A drama where aie fought for | 7 EMPRESS) |e cree Pm Ardaears = » Marketine Cor ' life ites!f, and the woman whe |} _ — eo OLIVE aT GRAND ; i} played their game, ther way, and | —. eoesaeagad a Lh | woe | - Nations Formerty Woodward Pigve-. ; fe Bele gate eich es | MICE NNi aaah | HRARE Cem ene Gam | : Playing All Tila Week in , a - . i “THE GREAT GATSBY” | aa Pe i act wen ' >t 4 oe ’ CANTOR QDSENBLATT'S THREE = = CHILDREN LICENSED TO WED oe Sons and? Danchter TT MAN HANGS SELF IN CELLAR Fundy of Viet: — Papers at New York Buorean Toweth we Firens by Wartrei oman Dies of ¢, (Virs Marv Mort : : : 2 Bon —— i E34 oo cr irne es _ jt ow re LOiG yp , M heen’ despon —— ~ ; a | MERRY i 2a SEPTEMBER 23, PHOTOPLAY THEATEES ae 1926 PAGE 2; 1 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — PHOTOPLAY THEATERS pete we we mS — ~ = “ EERE OOS OCC SS OOO SSSI OSS OOO SS SOOO OO OOS] a 4 4 ’ a 9 v4 4 4 ot ra Ty ; val W C | | igi v4 O) 3} ° va! 4 ite 10} o| A | 19} 4 We H Let th Na j e Have Let the Chicago Me : News Write This Adverti # #1 Spapers Write itis Avvertisement oh 16 | $ + ad comes away from the first hearing of 4 G prone with the feeling of having sat in on Oj 1% the making of history. It is an event, an HA) oF experience, which marks the biggest technical 9) OF advance in motion pictures since their frst A “4 crudities were overcome... With Vitaphone v4 rit synchronization is absolute...And its pos- A rf sibilities seem limitless, both as an accompani- o m4 ment for fiims and in its value from a musical o OF standpoint... ‘Don Juan,’ with John Barry- A) 19 more as its star, is too good to be overshadowed 6] rf even by Vitaphone. It is a glowing page... Or > a rich setting for Barrymore’s artistry.’”’— Of 9 Genevieve Harris, Post. 4 OF . rs ; . ° rA his part—and the Vitaphoneis silent, to pro- 1b] ceed, hand in glove with him, when he proceeds. | 9 And so it is throughout the program... . perfect OH vA synchronization. Mr. Barrymore is magnificent iol ra throughout, gorgeous in all his moods...A i 9 fascinating character, whether ardent, evil or "4 ra impudent.’’—Mae Tinee, Tribune. Oh % 4 b * % 4 vA > 4 ; : A ‘sag . 2 Hy; ‘Veetr ] »b4 , 4s 19) rs Martinelit sang ‘Vesti la Gubba’ exactly as he 4 A sang it at Ravinia a@ fortnight ago, his voice 16 6 was accurate, familiar, characteristic ... "A v4 supported by the Philharmonic Orchestra of 0) “A New York, one of the great symphonic bodies i ri of the world...It was uncanny, but it was % r4 ; . rhe > miraculous, too.’’—Glenn Dillard Gunn, Herald 19 A and Examiner. 3h v4 ‘| "A . 77 ri ‘“‘There was but one phrase on every lip last 19) vf night at McVickers Theatre: ‘A magnificent | y show.” One had no need of feeling the pulse of v4 the public. It beat so loudly that only the dead A could not hear. It spoke in the completely ab- | re sorbed silence, the fascinated gaze, the utter 16} ri self-forgetfulness of every unit in the big is} o theatre—and I, for one, realized that the sub- 4 6 caption on the program was not a mere pro- A V4 paganda effusion when it asserted thut ‘Vita- v4 > phone is thrilling the world’.’’—Herman De- 19} Gg cries. Ecening American. i O -* & 3) v4 | Al Q ‘“‘Vitaphone proves uncanny it was @ yy ’ ; i. ii ; + £ 4% i v4 ; Ot re : - —— . 7 9 “Vitaphone at McVickers proved itself one of rf Q the marvels of the age ‘Don Juan’ is 0) 6 gorgeous, beautifully acted, and it must have sO A cost a fortune. John Barrymore alone is 0 > enough to put it over.’’—Claudia Cassidy, Jour- % vA nal of Commerce. A v4 OF , : $ H 4) 4 ‘| 4. ; vA Al D iA Oy vA 4 : . > i > 4 - ; a — AND — | | 9 1 vA ye ri ° “T) J 9 ” rs in “Don Juan 5 ia aguiee | 4 PRESENTED BY WARNER BROS. oh ya va vA) | vA b4 ——— 6 CAPITOL THEATRE, Sixth and Chestnut Sts. >4 v4 3h yA ’ ? | 9 FIRST TIME FRIDAY EVENING, 8:30 O'Clock 4 9 2:15—TWICE DAILY—8:15 vA 9 Fvenings, 50c to $2.00—Matinees, 50c to $1.50 oh ‘A ; , ~ ' ‘A g TICKETS ON SALE TOMORROW MORNING a oO ——ALL SEATS RESERVED—— A 4 "A 9 vA ra ES SE SO EE ——~. —. —————~ - —_——— — ——— Sa a. ~ ae , ei —— a a a le i il lll le litle ltl lin lll i PHOTOPLAY THEATERS | Wethater C.rovee ‘PAGEANT | it “THE STUDENT Prince” i RR mt nee eee . TODAYS TO Pla ~~ INDEM Bremen Theater ;-"7,‘° Jew. a Thh and Bremen ‘ ladies’ Gift Night 4 Radolph Waleatiie fn CHOUTEAYU ;feseie Secacaire™ i Jeff. and Choutesn? And © ‘bere. FAIRY =, te resatry: . and “THE HOTSE ~ 40 bastos ‘ oF sot TH.” aoe Ea ‘Gerret ders” —C 8 Hampton Reck Jones in “Cow “MISWA * ond FASTIoN af e ; Se “DON JUAN'S — cit Edwards | UKELELE IKE | 3 NIGHTS” IN PERSON | . 44ND with Lewis Stone as the ailcciileik Waeat a er Napoleon of love who | «SIDEWALKS BS yea meets his Waterloointhe | OF NEW YORK’’ soning. § person ofanalluringyoung (§—= = 4 Publix Presentation | " . ' si Geile Pu i ‘eu jf. ore o ‘ aad debutante. we ~~ sag Sati Come before 6:00 P.M. to save 15 cents. Photo- Neighbors play at 6:00 P.M. Stage show at 7:00 P.M, Morton haA 4 as ~ . ith of Cardinal Auto Stakes obtainahie at Boz Office HE SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH has the ei only color roto magazine in St. Louis F yp? ES AB mie a 3 ° LX yy ACER (ether eservices are mr erNes* FIRM whe wand yoer eréers tor cleanteg. repetetag end advevtisiag is the Peet-Die pete’ Weet gagen. MPa aA IRB Se Sian alt, CR on alanine oa es S6aag

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i owe, SEPTEMBER 28 199¢ ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — PAGE 34__ —— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH __ —_.TUESDAY EVENING, STOCK TRADE ~ORK STOCK MARKET _| | Wave |" Gitymamcr ST. LOUIS STOCHEM rr News and Comment | «252.208 S - cwaiocr kacaansn age ae HST HIGHER Mien [i026 Siok and Anne : | : - 30 a | [ite 21 5 tees? - tn : A 3 Easier. a ¥ Zt Bi sone a laaihe spricctl. Wipe cb: > s MTA ME SS nee ety is NOS 5 Riba cenie fs Wer POOR sey g ‘ a a Sen ak ee ee eee es ay ree p WR Peay ty, were New York Cotton ee . oy ~- ~ Mostiy (Celorieeas. Ze alien = A le ’ ) = So SS Sf a oerior St 50 sue ast a © Airlines aie, iP a PEAR, wy espa be 3, - a LAT annem. NEW YorK an ; . “AS = Te. = t ax? my ueeD YL 4 4 - ’ ‘ : ne 2 : ye: ’ ; - a $$: oF Boston Wool Market. ss — 2 . ; iteitllninaneiiaes eleietes wee Lead. Zine and Copper Berner’. Han tele ~ , 3 . : . . ° ~ . : : » - I : : , ree ' oes . > ———e 7 . Touitxville & Nashville Redzer. NEW YORK °8.—The f9q°- ‘s > & 5 t2"» m. St. Lows me and th Chicage Board of Trade an. S. Louis Merchants’ Exchange Bmtll 1:15 p. m. On Saturdays the New York = rchange will | : ' | : close at ll « ™. St. Louis time mr nth ) ' | ) , 7 | | | cha mar : ‘ ; 3 cr“ j “Pamie-t> ° . 4 .

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| PAGE 3% en J 1.LuIS POSI-DISPAICH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, 1926__ —___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH .-_____$__—_—$_$>__— nt _——_ n ae — eee 7 rf I HIGHER NEW YORK BOND MARKET 4 NEW YORK CURB ee PREVIOUS DAY'S BEST RICE MOVEMENTS 7 i eeeeteetl ' : ~“ bi z hy We NE W y ( 3-4-4 Sept = Bes Ss a list of b onds a | - i > i. . . - : - . F . . i . : , - “= es z 4 aA . a ty : : ; . NEW " F2.— ; : - . o : - rite . > + ' pers it os . - -—— : ; H i ii = , 0) MERC ANT ee ne Seles, Security High. Low, P.M. ___ Security _: High. & owns ° | GOVERNMENT BONDs. | INDUSTRIAL BONDS ; ; kK ae ee oe 7. ‘44. 124 124 ’ ; ' ’ , 4 “ °c - 2 i 4 (oT a - — aiexr 3c . > - High. Low. .M.;Saies. Security tiig INDUSTRIALS. | - DOMESTIC BONDs . 4 Har 7 a Pe / #88 ~* i oe wa * €&©¢ &w * ho he GP Js : FOREIGN BONDS. nee 4 ded bee a + bet bey b be @ fet - - » ~ . .. . . : ‘ 2 . ~ « athena sie Chiao een tbimge Shean hi gn perree png k, . : 88 8 g iris. LOCAL FRUIT MARKET Good Stock Apples Are About Stemly. "49 no sie O39 i 4 Rn re - e table sare tn the annual cach d DecemmD'? : | i + TT, in cage of MH te , ’ ; Woes " me of of sale cmc listing. "nie ws $84 r ' ali | eS d® are not . The letter (¢) tndicat@le,y i wea 4 4 i % Bi PR . $ ies. re ; . : ‘ s ma : . 4 \ll 7 ¢t ; .r> Sunis oo: ‘ ti oes. ee em ee come ~ Pienepustnenen nt re ‘*- « : a wst SUME GAINS SHOWN FE. Beers Hace ee ako Pelt OS BRS VeBETABLE MARKET 5 week, ' ' oe > Firm Tone to the Trade in “4 is 45% 44%, €! , iB pog.g “_ IN LOCAL iI . L Ran. ég | | -* : rat s al m | : ie F r .7 . ih tes FOREIGN BOND* rocK EXCHANG was broader local market —Alabarna 4 : a a aie ae Oia Tyres > e4 7 >» . ** (ransaciien » A , . - ’ . ‘ , - 6. > - - ? 4 ° ’ 5 4 ¢ 4 . - . : : : : * penne "wenn . — P —s a } ¢ Iv es iia » Later in : ‘a. : ’ . , , ; , ' ; - fic. ‘ # "9 YY “ nih ' . 5s ; : ; ; ; ; . ' Chicago rovisions i é -" Pg Ta.en tar %. ‘3 , , ° : Z ~s ' “. -_ ’ > 7 » ® . “o j ‘ . r ’ ; . . , , s ; ™ > pay — 2 7 ] = oo in : We - ‘ . . rn } * e ; : . . c 4 eo " ' : - ‘ “ : . mae u fi Pete : : | : st. Lewis ( andi Pain P ee eS ~ ——— Personal and 4 | Business Notes + . 7 er of the St. Li will represent fuctaries pAssociation the Corporate F! of M isso company off né the state, at iny division meeting 404 | Bankers’ Associa ERT 6 2 . 4 Ghit. & Los Angeles, UCt a eT ee ee + PELE OP? RES > “Ung Niger Sang Weta 22 Vera ragR CITY BOND-> s S% Louis Hay Markm™ prt it ; * : Ss ~ on = ~ ~ ¢ = resiened as and treasurer n Co. effect be succeeded secretary treasurer, according to New ' - Green was elec cticceedas Mr. I e dispatch said. | : . ! to | Be fe i J , “ Sent 28 —Frances earns tee ce 8 Alone He Trailed Jn FACTOR IN WHEAT MARKET CRIs ise Ge ES pees” BG ~ft or revenge / ' _ _ MEMBERS . mia , Br 3 - | at 1. Lis ‘ LTTIOUSLY the lone man worked his waycoward Indians Sreaithily he made bis wey to the spot New York, Chicago and isis ; . yom «F | ETT CE—C ios £0 10. ‘a tg ee , ¢ AU TIO. Pog Ae Concealed in the shadows which the sound had seemed to come. St Louis Stock ce 4 , ) ~ pome-gTownm. « ee : ws che circie of indians. Sr ' , : — j INDUSTRIAL BONDS wat PAR “eco ONE CE TL GOTT EE nero apelap pee + re AeA Hy - ’ mes an’s copoeted body. The grip on his gun tightened. : . a : - ‘ : : es ee . ; , : iehr of the flame: : dian’s copoered box ¥. i ne g ? ob BONDS. STOCKS, GRAIN a ; : , | | | ; os wn efi globes. { 15 — ) , | twirl in the lg r : ; —_— o , . ) % ¢ Gg ct ees es . : + - Inch by inch he drew closer. Alome he had com Whe had he dered to trail a whole eribe of warrtes helic—tor revene* , Aas A "—. er : Whar h out of the Hilis— 10% € : —sione W ov did he seck revenge appened - 32. 3 beg ated the warre Bean of a sicep- ee a band of renegade l oxdiane? Suddeniy nis hanc touche. , : fo him there—a2.one, among 7 The Indien grunted—fose and peered into iug brave P : ee :e = = Bet, ce he “a cys | 4 gry ° wart. > ww the breathiess aavenrures of the youth who . : i rr} : “ snd lle el ‘ ; $2" the eves « tne - . , Ned hire ss a — reat aw ® en gt’ ctr ret th Wi back hus righrfal che butt of a revolver had stil fT. 7 OM i . ) , | —_ es ) RIS some Read of him in Mex Brand's ewiftiy moving | | | 2 ie - ) Lou > 4 DISHES mero ws . moan he sank to the greene i. tn.dien Brother”, complies ————- . , ; : . ; _ aS id e “The Border Band's indian Drotner . Fa os ° es ia tina OE ” ; , . : ie ons: . , a. . e crv the tT Se mac meats rhe owe moe © , _ + saamepent , Unity Ouse ns “es ue of Western Scory Maegamne. D ‘ fi , rs a on | ? , . | ~& | : eng Rte ig : ) low Wolf —most feared and dangerous of the Comen tee week on't Sacriticege w Fse ER aS ¥ 30 hig S10 per be or, according. 0. GuBT, | Income ia Pet rae £3 8 ; ieee os. ss axe . a : - Other Great Tales of the West in October 2nd Issue amet PED IRR RR MG pani Bent ag RET aI: Ay OM Ae, * RNC SS ARS ee; @ ON a A a) Se pages vies Austin Hall's clever story. A e -— nat . oe B. mos at 4 o» 4°29 or 5 i W ’ irvig if i eaterTr Sr oryv A 2a fat femmes TO i. to amd wins beck bes et olen é, rrune ma: who t&now tme es : Tm Off sed nar be popular, safe and — cuickly on open market, bot | z. | 5, 5% Mii J ae : 2 Sat a oem oui and the lo tT «tor who o ge se a rip ¢ : ' ) , 7 anc foe Omg time reveste ; °* | — Bas’ met Theor . Lere are Vigorous tas of The % eat portrayed ‘ so 4 e™ 7? . . sure-fre. colortul stories of the ever- won't leave “Death Valiey’s Ghost” for s momen oneal "ric s Lt TY E ’ “me wea F atin . - . . . . Prd ‘ - 4 ere —~royries Theat tf gic with ection. vou ve read right through to us ¢ xCit ‘ - a . Edi 2 Ss to Bic B . O&R feecin2ting Outdoot burs them pars, in mcome, for eal , vd Septe as: 2 “—_ v! , me ‘ : pe Seories that breathe the very spirm of the Wee i Ocher thriliemg stories, too: T this week ¢ Ton oa a privilege be never intends 1 . noe ot | 14 Dodge 1 | - : , : : : Bead inthis week's issuc Frank Triems sory ‘et Western Story Magazine « omy peng eS alley” 2 . . ? ; ait rs 4 ‘ ~ ’ . , y = . - ss ‘ - ; 4 ve , ns - on * 4 — ' Tt " “3 " feet P eT £ bi: a Py . aed tc ene; excercise \ Seere bis prince! Ses . = . - : / . D 7 Gr M ; ; “3 t Sunset ee dane¢ect Lz ok z 7. e*) a 4 try Prenx Rx Harcue te™ain intact ’ : * 7 ers . . : P . , F al y aln ovement : ‘ ‘ ‘ M ies an retTaain in : t gre ‘ ’ 1 : . ; ; ’ rae ; eee ‘ ‘ ; pect -” ma | Sad . . - : J ~ . r o« . F ech is ifi-—e a fart ; In the following table «sll be fou CF xt | Seiaetniieanies ced eis of the year: Arthur Preston Henkins “The Temple Brean. Fost Mortgage Resi © . , : ; —" eeinte and @lupmpenswe © grain ousoes a m4 vt treasure at stake ko . a i“Troubic Tra ™ by Oc orge Owen Baxter. Goid Bonds a: 644%, are rust — . aa oT deed +4 ." , : (OOU om ited) sii aahiceiaiitaalilia - : | Howard E. Morgan's stories are aiweys km «oust oftheSun anc ifoub:c : _ be coed 2 by ow Commun © Om wetaT ee end “The Bandy-legged Lietie Hombre’ is no exception @ecessre—-end the * adriecy Bond aod ; “ . a, - . , ce Re hip. R- = ; . : , edie A men trails two desperare qutiaw’s for a crime he b> os ? : £ ry o comret rhete art (fie reguier featuren Ba > Cin She ie ‘ Where to Go and How . : . , eas, P » 3 “ be a . sod ot Ccomm#@rmittir’g ¥ : ij thrill 2* . face encounter win ¢ two arcecies WATING ARTICLES. Ge vous copy TODAY! a aie “a the CoumtTy Denominetions $100, $500 and aint Home (¥ - coe (}hemece! hidg “. Ses ees ete SSEe cee Eee St Bae es MAGAZINE ait hither Fideliry Guerentees Every Bod es es pon Si ieet Saget wcage ahh, ee Gy, GET am 8 ES Is NOW ON SALE AT ALL NEWSSTANDS n : : ‘ Fi ee nw 4 4 vs a " ne ST at © -~ 7 & A oo Tacunt bariey

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- PAGE 36 _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 28, FISTS BENEFITS winpows |f MERCER WOULD Add to the water just enough renee stone nest | monia to make it feel “slip- pery” and you can clean your | sey much more easily quickly. They shine with streaky.” nso on mm of g* sureto get C. C Co C ower Given PARSONS’ Household Am- | Says Union Offers San- . Fie te ae monte. it softens one ae Seah d tt R \ Ladies Pod tnouls be waed youess i itation and Better Roads. aap waec. Pete es 2 PAR Se ae Pe a 2 OW itt ANA On ATR Sy Ie RRNA EMME eo bat a z . PVRS? “AOE OH oy 6 Seth - ~ ~ Metropolis Would Profit, . by Opportunity to Expand and to Plan for Future. sai AS oa npedanhs , diddi Pa, Ii { yo7 Yt Cot ew) & Ae Oe ae ee ae olds LS } OR gpa m4 ‘ ‘ ‘ j © my é) ' , MTrint? | Fr © - eooot Lah tis Aig hm pe EAE IE ALE IE AEE bere on ne " ee J » i oe se “a fads nite, vi aa! - 20H AAR. PM ARIAL ‘ wer ar eet 5 AN us hetiibe Matra site wet. gt wer seen ithaen —e Axite 1 a > en og ~ * + a *a- sho Li’ bi es 4 ee eae Ys eer ane™ Pia dsc J -~+ » «44 rm 944° sr? 3° Y which will De ape Exquisite Ten-Piece Dining-Room Suites New Arcade & Market County Consolidation Committee, | | : Mive Street Read and North hich is to be distribu on | | $325 to $400 — = and Seuvuth Road ths v + rs. | a ri | V alues: Annn ersary Balance in Tuesday & Wednesday Mey. no: jous | Sale Price Easy — PORK CHOPS 18 ; : ~~ , : 7 Rae Qube aie ata Asie tak A WPegaa REN, + ables ae eI) hea wy # Opa eat PS pl mR ge ae ci a tae Sk: pier: Jee Cut frem sice lean Shed ners athe Retts » es & 4 PLA LF SSOSSO SOS FOSS SSSSSS x . Shewing that small sweet. 0ST hut jeme. center cuts Pork Steaks 20 Plenty of mest ieft MI re %~ett ef with Det toes, Kragat. eter SPARERIBS 0g Pork Shanks — - fh $5.50 Value, S$ Anni» ersary Sele Price... Anns ersary | Sele Price Little bacen ribs: exX- tra meaty: Ib. LPin axes would not re Oe kettle ive the h = : ~_ a - “ - _—_ ee ' sf ’ (3-Ib. limi wae ap Reagan Seas eet SS ee ee ) : case bring Ze ey tense 5 Sst Ss , , ity em Se ~. enemons pail) - ” > ‘ _?* . > . ~ > ~ * | e. ; “? FRESH HAM STEAKS fenter cwls that =itta |! Marrow >poRe: better n chicken pia% nc 4 Iz a Selected Hib wor Lein. : - ’ . i Se waluoe. Ib i PIG HEARTS This t ee ote Two Fine Four-Piece Bedrcom Suites A beautiful —_— i FEMAIMINE Agr! . A SS—S——SS= | Premier ~ : ; Hes ii ma oy | $3 $ > i ’ a = ' ; Ss P ' ; : 1 itt. ! . > “4 ? " / > 4 } Giues; A mmiversdarTy ale ae es @## ce @ ee ee ee eee eee tome to | Bag | mai A : i i i bout ) en . : } : : — 7. ~ ro Al - j At : ig —_ °° 2 " ’ ° a \ 4 4 . ; r 7 7 Ssart rs rT ~ " “4 ry Os who visite reat ‘ Touis”’ the 646] ; : | ie ‘ e . Li a 61 ie) tt a, dug a vo WA h ae our Dining he iphiet. In 4 intendnetian = | na . } ‘ : rated ; ‘lite eonsists rf > Pecs a] Reer. ; i ; —_ raz a 3 oe > - . . lenis " — ' og i | me ai 7 : Y 1.00 valour. : igs a :' ' ». . ane . . mS WD \ ‘ at COMBINATION WORTH WHILE Te let seu knew we have : re pean ‘ vests sis : , three large edern pumps PUSe "ORS : with unlimited sterace ta- 2 OF ine ; “2 7 ifford to rp ia Ps ; PELE LFF FLL EP FFF FEES oo ~ h s * . ~ 3 ee es [2 2 oxi . . : . . . : —the best gasc- BS ee cet Rite ae 9 eT | sitcee are financially remanese. | } ” Solid Oak Babv Hi-Chair Stetes of Americe cerpereticn. iy w) . oT mo] ) — : —— The grandest country in the werld — end incidentally, the Se f best gesoline im the world puoiic, thoee who wield power: or a -) i . a 5 gals. Red Crown Gasoline | 1 oi é 1 qt. Poiarine Lubricating Oi Same ee en Seen) Ibs. Granulated Sugar}iure “ane Se caida Se aca eam , eae ih Ceylon | 22 XX. Better et a al ee eee Be ‘3 # “et 2 =s Any Price sepa . toys oa MOA “a et PDP BA OL Pe Bra Real | OOP PDD LPP PP PD PPD PD PD PD PPI DP ee Oe oe ee sta! Value of. 2.00 Good From Now Until 11 PP. m. a 50 Wed. Night. Previding yeu pr: esent this cow >on Lamb Stew 17: .* "oOrtune ity + ~ ‘ VARA NRARABANANTANES ODI & il - ho Pm. %, a4 Seder eee 7, Sr eee* Ran id ccna Wiih ahah Fd 3 a am mo PA PP PP Oe ol ! Tditeade Benc é O << hh ee ee ee 5SSSSss P PF FEIS SF EEF SF FF SOP FFF FF FFF - Six- Pineal Elocteic tae ;' papean hes SERENE ¢% aaa $4.50 Value. Annnersary Sale Price those who 3 , Anni ersary adie Price POF at od od of ef of of 2! of of ot of + a ae At ee ee ee a # SP oP of at ot of of ol Mi oe¢ *. # # #4 # # Ot ae ae oe ee ot ot oe ot oe ot ot Xs - , a SEES FASE F SEF ‘7 ‘ » , . Value, iontouml =) — = r - Dandy little breast. ned mechs: Ib Wednesday, 6 to 11 P. M. Roast or a) | compinationonoea i INEW YORK TOURS Highest che«« Gracerieg im St. Louis t ANP x YO? . o00%F sor Do} Personally Conducted 7 Pal se QQ All Expenses Covered 3 _ Bungalow Range) mF AN SALMAN PONY PILAT CORN LAKES + LR. TERA ef the << 2 fire<et menesw will he CAN TENA FLARES A ren’ 1.60 waleoe far Wedre<ds: | if , LUBRICATING OL -§9 | | 5-Piece Oak Breakfast Suites ThreePies Fine Mohair Suites dase ieee RAS Oe ee ee: Pe se ‘Koemnse - ab rte 54 —" sees bale --rinte a Riemann ite P pirret .* tae) hide oe ae ef * as r) S Fe fess ss a EER r tes se hed eet Sas, eri” ~ . . + Mab 3 2 erqerr re iy eed Ge haa J A i al bh <, < % irene OS 2 7 an J we . ‘. e ‘a — . e « pal Po - et " j sis aa ; * ms Te : Remeil brand: Si. waeleec: in aaa lacenered «sma : | $60 Values, Anniversary Sale Price 5 + Veines, Annrversary Sale Price < J 0 { . cA verstuffed Suite f tne JACK SALM N | | GOLID Oak Breakfast-Room Suites tn frost- Oo” is ee ee ana 97 59° i asmnetl S6 . tan with 4 coats of waterproo? lacauer all this week, ec tan mS comnts of ” : - ia , 4 : 7 % . n@ extension table with 3 invisible leaves. 3.00 Cash $ at vers! — a: $12 Cash Calves’ Ler, %. 30 o ret Bee! Liver, & ) pease. ; . - ee ee Two Weeks’ Vacatio niga | 2 feature . $5. ov ‘Cash Reg Liver, ip . . Be ¢ Mele ~ j S 50 White Porcelain Tables ‘!- of. Louts - FREE—Pet Milk ’ f | Olive Jependable Lacquer Tea Wagos Cert veeretay is $7.50 Value ~ A i) — ving it te this stere. ii — Aanzversary Sale Pric 2 3 ime. a . warchase of Leaves Oct. 10 H i - a r ‘ecncuae “Sale Price _ foe 4 ; [HOUSE FURNISHING Co] Pw! eoat EE Wines war Gave? 120-22-24-2.6-28-30 - STORE HOURS oy: — iBA ms OLIVE STREET 8 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. = pone —— oe oe nate Sie EE Psa aaa i sai Aa 2 - pee yar de ey oe ST SL ahh

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Sas \ ~. ~~ . _ NS . . ~ . . , £ ~~ ww ~ ~ ‘ oe SS ~~ ‘ SAMA ~ ~ NS ; : ~ aS \ . : ~~ wy ~ a AS ~ ~ \ a ; ~" ~ AAS \ . \ ~ AAAS . - ~~ . \ «% ~S ~~’ ~~ - . \ ~~ \ ~" . \ ‘. . > ~NS SSAA AAS \ ‘," ‘ ‘ . ~ , . ~~ ol . . + » "I * * ‘ a ‘ . . — ‘ . .. . . ~*% 4 ~ * " ‘ ~" ~~ . . ~* . ~ a ~ . . . ~s ~S ~," ~~ , . ‘ . .* .* QUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1926. ~~. > , “S ~AN Sas ~ ~~ 7 = ‘ A SSAA AAAS, ~ eS ’ AN SS >. . ~ 7 \ ~ RMN AA ‘S TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 238, 1924. PAGE 37 ' * w6 : Lf Ly o- BD A Uz, nods % Z “an, , . . . as “ CGF S4G IT’S HOME JUST THE SAME Ac Water G eer NT Py). 7%, b, 3, , GY th »5- YG LOT ec i, Seabees de, ~~ v ey. oS ott ~ 7 7 ey, Ys ee: Fs am * - Ais ESE catia 2s: 3a somes has tic eas te ——_ MoKag vt a SY = $3 TB es athe > *% Sey haf P 4 ‘ SC - . 7 a « = Sm tiling DS Atm A. tata yak pe Ane Pyle oleae age Flower Given 2 7, Free to the Ladies 7 rd ~~, UESDAY was anoth- RV 7 WS WY NS SN es yar 7 we LY f Ue Tea re ORDe bid sale. Np MAMMA MOO WH WS lave shared ¢n this of our five f honest merchay AsINg a faithful Service a this city. Only debend- ble quality home furnish- tes are Deing Offered by 11s institution and at saye isational that will provide + 4 - — and even fur a : \S LAL Ra LESSER ERERELALARRARARRARRARARR RRR RRR Rh heh Phe RRS REE ERS. hho. oh So EO ba . Sd NX \\ WW Ws MOH WAY Q , ‘ ; WSs P aie ~¥ - “~wS MANO ae ORR 8 Oa iin, EE es detect om Sid AVN NIRANR S SY RRNMNQM EN Union now! "a Of our value- ; ‘14° - ~« . ” = | : suPpremacw 11 erie = he 3 : Rac 5 SS Se ae ee Sees Re 4 ae 46.4 A Abhi ; ‘pe . a as a ON, A” RENTS, De ' ; my so : PFO SRE ’ Se Ree ae xt a ee ?— oe ice oe tO ¥ sae - , ° . ‘ate : ae REx. SPO ’ sae . ¢ 4 4 ONS 7 a fee ce Pitas amas? 4 yO. aS ; So * 7 ‘ * . SS ofatins SO aI. 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Y CAPTAIN KIDD JR. —sene state A fancy diver {* ; Py Yj equipped with JY, 74G mies Lp We cceellelleeleeeesasseecceceeecccctetrotoccaszzcszzscszo Vm s AAA oe 4a Ca r if ‘192 $15 Cash . - 3» — MN ‘ Po WOOO NN WS \ xX \) Qs Tio Va «8 Vena SOAS WEE 65666 HEWES 8 ee OHE WE WES COE EK 6 ee OE RENEE OR 68 OER COE CRETE ROMA ~ ne a a oe 2? 2? 2 2? 2? 2? 20 oes OoSD iroom Benches » Cw ? cardboard wings 7 omc taking off in a Yh A | oe q ye * recent water Bot, _ 3 & carnival on the Isle of Jersey —Herbert photo WN SHEATH SE STWR a a? \ SS 7 * # a - 2 y. . t WS \ ~~» WHY » NNN OY A Ay Lec eect F UU WYUYY YUL "UY V4 ; ” es Se a ie Gy. ™ M “Yr y ms o Dr. J. W. Benadom, of Monti- 7% 4% yf WAG WS Ww > , > ~ y %. 4, % hdmi i Yip, ; “Uliyypyyyyyy CAS. 70 OOo" Bobby Lowe, second base- _ } man of the Boston Nation- 4% cello, Ia. and his pet robin PPP EFF APS FF FOSS 7 o i 3 4 : \ ood Bab Crib ia als 26 years ago, who made 4% which he took to the recent 7 : four home runsin one game. +, G. 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Re ie ¢ ibis ¥ ~ pres Me ee rege a : ° eae : beet Nile: aay eS es 4 ~ , * tae es a aR i Bat er" Leg De ; A adie ° a ee warren by" thi a ne Te) 3? 2, -* Y e . a sa BK ayer) een ae ot ae oa % MIP © Nene ee a t a 7 ins eee scons et ee Mins ian AEN ie thode ‘eg PAR AOE rn NL A Be gem tata a 4 s . Pe ee ee ee eS a ae ee ee es 2 3 . . pice Ahan eis be > ee. ala Beds ad ot eh mn ie * pe) g ~ 4 Gee nee $4, ey ¥ ine pier CR vee ere aE. ‘a hee nag SS => a Cees Wis sats ry Saath shina Vis Fin 2 pete fe i ¢ ie ‘ Rego, as PEE ORM ees = Caer ee — a - . =. eames be epee ie Aron ? « jalan es — ape _ a ae ye afin a Ph a: OES oy ren ea 1A Ee “the son-in-law of Mo- hammed, while Kerbelah is where that famous martyr, the fourth son Of Hussein Ali, was assassi- nated. The traveler hears much of these Cities as they are the favorite burial place of all who ean afford to have their dead interred within the sacred walls. Let me quote Rafael de Nogales, Venezuelan sol- dier of fortune, author, and Turk- ish divisional commander inthe World War. “These two cities are remarkable particularly for the dismal aspect of the surroun4- ing deserts, covered almost to the horizon'’s edge by tombs of the Faithful, whose corpses have been broucht hither by pious relatives for centuries, so that thelr bones may dream among those sacred sands.” Accordingty, great caravans of pilerims are continually encoun- tered in the deserts on their way to the burial grounds. “Most of the attendants and members of these caravans were clothed in black,” says Mr. de Nogales. ‘The wealthiest among them had placed their dead on camels richly capari- ) soned and accompanied by escorts the less fortunate, en mules and asses, in shrouds and coffins.” The inhabitants of the cities are nearly all attired in somber black, and from the windows of the houses black flags and pennants are suspended. In spite of its des- Olation, however, the two cities are very wealihy. The priests, or Mu- laghes, are extremely well paid by the hundreds of thousands of mourners who flock to the city. Is it any wonder, therefore, that they are often sacked by their half- UT leftover muffins in colander and steam them; then put them into dry baking tins and set in oven a few minutes. The family will think they are eating fresh muffins. . + . When frying doughnuts have a pan of boiling water on the range. As you remove each doughnut dip it very quickly in the water. When you set the water aside to cool you will be surprised at the quantity of fat that accumulated. Breakfast Dish. Peel, cut in halves and remove stones from six peaches. Place in a shallow granite pan. Fill each cav- ity with 1 teaspoon sugar, one- half teaspoon butter, few drops lemon juice, and a slight grating of nutmeg. Cook 20 minutes In a slow oven and serve on circular pieces of buttered dry toast. —S Unwanted Hairs Gone Forever! At Orug gests & Tovdet Goods CT Ounter pect hat Ptell of hftrn and of his es- lt France. [ them, these strange tales B® heroes of one country or y ilke But somehow when mil- P@ie they die—to stay. dic up his bones, even if ound” one-half cups of flour, and fer, sweeten to taste, . » a i A AO a CO one sitting on the c 2 SS a eeeamenel ’s Bones for Many Years. around the table in the ». far below the surface u Ney—What weird sto- Over and over chener! What good will d them in Norway? He ier and he never looked ax better than a goldier’s y not let him rest where na Batter Pudding. creamy batter with two pint of milk, and about a buttered pudding dish. or *ix ripe bananas into and a @ greased paper. Steam a 1, 4 5 eget tiie BS a § two hours. Serve het lo &: ‘ A, ere a SMEG STIX, BAER ae, , Vara i Ye, o GRAND-LEA

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a NER o eee ie hildr i we a a ee ee es _ —_ gat > Stabe TRC ee ee 2 ie ata , . FF BE ad OCP NDC Ae Ph age Ee Coe Roe aE oe ee ee ae eee ; : A a , Pr = * . ‘ . ty ae c . ot ee : , — 7 | | S @ — “ Pe oy Y “ + eine de ee ee, ee ao i pepe, eeeeenstttatitinesseaaeniediaihe annie aie a ee : little tea turned out to be. It « friends whom she had not seen t 4 ’ Jay V. Jay course, but they one sitting on the ® high necked velvet dress With to | The Goofer is try- » about the best laid plans of mice ring From G r, Like King Arthur’s, May Fi ' bowery; Norway and Sweden and in Bl [land and in Ireland for ’ in m . re ten eenns rea iB stray. That poct a few | come. aph house | Worid. went |every year or so that Wilkes really has fust died in some little knew how pow- spirit bh. the York in the any- he ‘é harac- years. nies. But Guitean has been - ‘ ww told Africa, he has been met on pe-hallf cups of flour, and | guide, and resign myself with im- war: ships in the tropic seas, and Gig * “tered pudding dish. | plicit obedience to her sacred or- pout his last time he was beard of he ¢ sit ripe bananas into | ginanees.—Cicero. > . ‘ | Sth SIME FOO LGOT 1 Ie er of uted | Georgia, or up im a log cabin int ‘Mountains of Tennessee, or ini ‘ingane asylum in Louisiana Af ‘just a short year ago a man w® (arrested in a Western city for . 'hibiting what he labeled the sk jton of Wilkes Booth in a sidesk ! the assassin | Gerfield, was hanged he was burl ‘by the prison authorities with 7 forms and cere When the regulation out. of a& Show hut , asked for news from Washingt eT for Many Y ears. TT By WINIFRED BLAC There was Wilkes Booth—hes another whose body was alw ing discovered, many everywhere. And it’sa poor n |per that doesn’t get the news @ Guiteau. King Arthur never really they say, but was spirited away! an old care in every Peasants who live in ‘Mearby hear a faint sound of ‘Sic and ther lay their ears to —and the hundred years earth and realize that King 4 and ee here, thereg in Alaska high cougs the moune maround the table in the mn, far below the, surface » Ney—What weird sto- mu Of htm and of his es- SFrance. Over and over mem, these strange tales fmeroes of one country or ui somehow when mil- they die—to stay. What good will me up his bones, even if E them in Norway? H- Bier and he never looked stter than a gsoldier’s my not let him rest where ind ? ma Batter Pudding. creamy batter with two Pint of milk. and about ehener’ » SwWeeten to taste. and & greased paper. Steam two hours. Serve het “ ; Te: diet of the school child is | @s important as that of the Stage and the wise mother will de- | wote the same study to the school | child’s meals as she did when he | first began to | know what | the proper repair and maintenance of the body and she should see that | the growing schoo! child gets the | | correct foods at the correct time | | and in the corerct manner. | schoo! | eat | tice of eating candy, cones and ices | between meals should never be tol- | pennies to spend at recess. | butter or | Train your children to drink water | | send carefully selected _so | your T | sake seeks | ward, | end.—Penn. a THE SCHOOL CHILD’S DIET By Emilie E. Hoffman erneemansscinetiitensiining onthe a of the utmost importance. The pupil who fails to get proper | foods is apt to fail in school be- | Cause an ill-nourished child cannot | | do perfect mental work. The diet | is also a telling factor in the phys- ical condition of the school child and his disposition is largely influ- | emeed by his diet. Hence mothers should exercise great care in the : feeding of the school child of ali ages. The feeding at this stage is quite baby eat. She should foods are No child should be allowed to go to school without eating breakfast and this should at least fruit, cereal, milk and bread. The child should have plenty milk, vegetables; fruits, cereals, | efes or meat once a day and cheese, | bread and butter. | allowed only after meals. Sweets should be Children should be trained not to between meals and the prac- erated. Do not give the children come home from schoo! really hun- gry give them a slice of bread and unsweetened cracker. between meals. For the yvounger children ft is | advisable to have the heartiest meal | at noon, but the older boy® and girls will uire two hearty meals in order to give them the amount | ef food they need. high t their If you cannot trust your | school boys and giris to select the ' lunch wisely you will do well to them to school with a lunch box the contents of which you have it 18 &2 WeEiil- balanced meal and daintily packed & \4i : to stimulate the appette. Mothers, the class standing of children largely depends up- on their diet, so you will be help- ing them when you devote special attention to their foods from tne kindergarten to the senior high. Most of our comforts grow Up | sie (| Mouse: between our crosses.— Young. _ = + Every base s one sharp in its practice and dull in every other.—didney. om - a is to be feared where all is lost—Byron. e . . does good for neither praise nor re- but he is sure of both in the that e e . Little minds are tamed and sub- dved by misfortune; but rreat ' minds rise above it —Washington | Irving. Wealth. after all, is & relative thing. since he that has littie and | wants less is richer than he that | has much and w i = ants more—~-get-at places that other ar miss— under radiators, lounges, bookcases, etc. There’s a hinge that joins mop and handle so that you can reach all low places without stooping, Get an O-Cedar today; it’s pointed to get into cor- ners easily, padded so that furniture won't suffer. (eda Po ir lish Mop 3¢ Ask to see the new O-Cedar WATER MOP flowers worn are combined with ie ao OD re Special This Week (In Student Dept.) These prices include a dye, shampoo and curl. Liquid Bleach .... .$2.00 Liquid Bleach, roots. $1.50 Paste Bleach ——————— MAin 4646. ) Hours, 9 to 9. (Ne Appotntment Necessary } | | c@lors are used on one dress. . * * WHEAT OR FLANNEL | | Wide checked woolen skirt and a) | beige angora blouse. | fall silhouette. s een Along Fifth Avenue| ODD FACTS Two, three and four contrasting © A gazelNa coat ts worn cover a . a s. ) Bodices are bloused tn the new ae _ . ; A beige chiffon biouse ts worm | | | ower a pleated kasha skirt trimmed | | | with bands of kasha | ae a e ’ A light gray crepe Romain blouse | is worn over a shaped skirt of a | darker shade. Loves Waist She Used to Hate! — Never discard a garment because you don’t like ita color. Nor because it’s dull or faded. In less than an hour, you can make it a brand new, fashionable shade! | Home dyeing lets you dress better, | and have the nicest home furnisb-| ings, without spending a lot of} money. It’s easy to dye amything— | right over other colors — bat) whether dyeing or tinting, be sure. to use real dye. Always ask for Dia- | mond dyes; they give full rich! colors, and true tints. FREE at your drugstore, now: the Diamond Dye Cyclopedia; full | of suggestions and complete, easy | directions. See actual piece-goods | eolor samples. Or write for big il-| lustrated book Color Craft—free—_ address DIAMOND DYES, Dept.) N5, Burlington, Vermont. | | Amusing statistics have been &- Crepe satin, velvet. metal and sued by two Chicago investigators, moire promise to be much used this | coming season. | . « A atraight coat of gray kid has! watch to use words were all cuffs and an outer collar of match- males ing fur. The imside collar and an | interesting rippling jabot are of the | kid. 2 oe _tory, the exports of which é¢uring The heavy crepe afternoon dress 1923 totaled over 10,000,000 pounds, will cover, not the usual slip, but | valued at $870,000. It is estimated pantalettes of the same material as that this district finds work for at the dress. These will be worn in| least 3000 persons in liquorice dig- the late fall and during the winter. / ging. — a ‘AMERICAS MOST FAMOUS RECIPE tt with your own? Are American women becoming the world’s cleverest cooks? This is what a visitor from France recently wrote. _And yet in no other country has a single recipe ever been selected by so many millions of cooks. Perfected pe yn ar one Ry the recipe for Aunt Jemima’s a t with their old-time flavor, is today used throughout the entire United States. the only wey to have pancakes just —— ~ —e ale See ng. .. jek he Ree “a os _ . ay ef ‘ ORE than any other article in your house—your mattress is important to your health. This famous RED CROSS INNER-SPRING MATTRESS means Aak to eee the KED CROSS » K APOC FLOSS MATTRESS, | entirely filled with geuume | Jave Eapoc. Firm, strong -— but ight in wexght. 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Sed + ETN ee eRe Te. tee ape sa y = th ale FOES Se Pay arch ae R A est ae 3 page. aaa an Sek NRIQ PRED MOI FRG ET OY nag Neg EE PT ETD I ERE aie +. do Bir BUR RS See nok noe tae PR RE RR LI ee ees 7 at - ie a ie A am eS a: Ta eae P Se ee eae os . ee eee ee F pit an res 2 mye er Te oy ete Ga : 7 RSE ES RAVE NE SCRRE EDIE EIU NT AFIOS a a ie rad OS tee Sy LST Pe mE eee pas ba 7 , be ; . we . ES OS ae 3 ae = eB f * : dy 4 » 4 : S i A . wd — ~s — neal n j . os 4 . — ~ - * - ae 7 . laaiad \ ’ “ * ~ « * o ie, al - . — s * ten “ I ee ee ~ ents — eeeeeeneail Fuster LL =2=Z ME, DeAR- (Z2Z —y_ SHE DIBW’r a HE TAKES HER TO THE Movies ASS HIS AR AR Cle MS SUN HEF ‘Bor QUERY. TINE THE MoviEG STARTS ME ALWANS FALLS AsveePp! FOLKS - SORRY ‘Tou"RE LEAVIASG SO FARLYT we acusitt WHAT “THOUS fans. His name will go thunder- | ing down the baseball! corridors of time as “Brownie” and not all the ‘King’s horses nor all the King’s | men could change it ome jot or | | tittle, as the feller says. Toporcer is another tough baby. name is not Gene at all but James/that they don’t tackle !t at all, but. Joseph. All right, Jim Joe, but before the fight we thought it was going to be Dennis, sure. As Jack Dempsey was a mere | shell of his former self he didn't prove a hard nut for Tunney to crack. | When the suburbanites withdraw | the county line, St. Louis will giad- | ly extend her hose line to their unprotected frontier. | TOOT: TOOT! The man on the sandbox says in| ijust call him “Tarpaper,”’ and let it go at that. | However, as there is no rule for the pronunciation of names, it doesn't make a turrible lot of dif- |! ference what you call ’em as long | ‘as they are a pronounced success. | YEA, BO: | The man on the samdbox says | it sometimes happens that the, under dog comes out on top. Es-| ‘pecially if the under dog happens | to be a Devil-Dog. seskep ets 5 —- ; f KRAZY KAT—By HERRIMAN | HES Green’ ) 4 BRINGING UP FATHER—By GEORGE McMANUS BY GOLLY! VE LOOKED EVER'Y- WHERE FOR THAT SOO!KXx,GOT I CANT FIND IT ANYWHERE AND [= | DONT READ IT BEFORE r MACCIE Wy SETS HOME. KILL Me! ! ; iter Pal vy ‘BELINDA! OIDWOoOU : LEFT tT ON THE TABLE! Lit ali ALA eeesesess . 4 Thi Peeeeeer seni Peeeeees ES-SIR! JEST ———— WELL- gir } THE BOOK FOR ME! 1PuUTIT IN THE LIBRARY’ OH!PSHAW! 1 WITH | SUCH IS LIFE—By KETTEN THE POWERFUL KATRINKA—By FONTAINE FOX - Saulted her. gagged her and went away ‘or CATS AND DOGS | Sg5 a < \ IT S RAINING — 00d S HOLL, ‘ ( WEATHER | War CAN 1 DO SP FR rou ? 1. — S How SOME ; iN : f ; ; 8 yf adios —— sa NG / MS) —— f . » z ne You HAVE Te HAND fT To THE TRAIN CREW THAT THEY MADE GOOD THEIR THREAT To PUT THE POWERFUL KATRINKA OFF-THE TRAIN BUT..cee eeee THEY COULDNT START UP AGAIN BECAUSE _KRATRINKA HAD THE CONDUCTOR. ( WHAT ARE you Doin’ j HERE THIS MORNING, \) GROGAN 2 — | ee LEME WITM A LY, A or ) SOMEONE SusT PH AND SAID YOu wERE TOO SICK To TA COME — “ C- YYS GOSH- THAT'S ~A ip; GREAT JOKE ON MARY - SHE +‘ WASN'T MEANT’ TO SO THAT ~ TILL y found tate last night. Threatened With Knife a: Attacked by White Mi in Vacant Lot Near 61! Greer Avenue. : CHILD IN HOSPITAL SERIOUSLY INJURE Ran Home When Releas: —Police and Civilia Searching for Man Overall 7 A 14-j,car-old girl was wayls by a white man, threatened wi death and criminally assaulted @ jot near 6100 Greer avente 7-30 a. m. today as she was hor way from her home. to Bea mont High School, 383 Natu! Br’ ige avenue, where she is pu pil. Each morning, on Her way school, the girl cresses a large v cant lot, covered with high wee to reach the Kirkwood-Fergus car tracks, where she boards a c for school. The car stop is ne the factory of the defunct Sure Tire Co. This morning. as she was wai ing through the lot. a man abe 30 years old appeared from patch of weeds and seized her. | had a knife and. the girl told fx lice. threatened to cut her thre if she screamed. . The man dragged her about ! fort away into dense weeds and : He then bound a few minutes. Returning, he pected the assault, released ?f and ordered her to go home. . 5 Warned her he would kill her if « - MMertionse«! the occurrence | The gir! ran to her home, a f biocks distant, and told her moth who accompanied her te city how = tal where physiciens pronounc '. her condition serious. A group of civilians and pot men set out to look for the aasa ant. described by the girl as 5 f& 10 inches tall, having dark hair a Pimpled face, and wearing Dd! Overalis and shirt. The lot. where the attack ¢ curred. ts about a hiock inside ¢ city limits. The girls home ai ig within the city. POPE “RESUMES —CLIMBIN Goes to Roof of St. Peter’« to A mire View and Supervise Work. By the Associated Press. ROME, Sept. 79.—“Althow nearly 70. we have resumed ciim ing.’ <aid Pope Ptus teday amt one of his ascents to the roof St. Peter's. Pius. who before hie elerath Was an enthusiastic mountaine climbs to the roof not onty to 3 mire the view but to sapercviee © work on the new vatican seminaz Once he has reached the cornk the pontiff sits {nm an armeha Zivirg instructions as to the te F building and recalling other stru ‘tures bullt under his -supervisl at Milan. He has expressed * hone that the new seminary be ff ished within the next year. | EE RT ne 40,000 MACKEREL IN ONE TRI Phenomenal Catch Reported § By + HUBRARDS. N, $. Sept. 29: Forty thousand mackerel im @ trap is the phenomenal cafeh fF Ported today by Capt. G. Harn of Southwest [siand. The iar trap. he said, was carried far @ derneath the surfage of the wat oy the crowding fish | F The mackerel came tn anexpet e4iy last night. moving in a den school alenge the shore Only few fishermen were prepared f them, as setnes and fraps were & - ing repaired after the recent stort CHICAGO, Sept. 25.—The fal “fonable colony at Lake (jenev Wis. has a new fad—clabeora Mail boxem William Wrigtey J S@arted tt with a small manor i his cate. green-tiled roof. deor *indows. chimney and Oag pal The post bex made a hit and neig bers «entered inte the competitia A. G. Fox beads the race with Miniature castle. The postman pul ® latch string, which iets down drawbritge across the moat. form by 2 fountain, and helsts s por “ills behind which he depot the day's ma fl. (s Soba Hopkins Teacher Ends Lif 7 ihe Aseerioted Pree ; AXNAPOLIS, Md. Sept 23. | gNerman Fitzhugh Eberman, 1 ¢ Fears cl4. amociate profemer | chemistry at Johns Hopkine Us versity, died from self-adm/inister _ Belson. a Coroner's jury found § day. Dr Eberman’s bedy voright t chair. in the summer cottage | Ms father-in-law, W. £. Summer ; 8 Pines-on-Severn, near here